RED BANK REGISTER 7 Cents

7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER HI COW VOLUME LXXIH. NO. 51. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16.

EMrrtain* Cnmmillre Hire Architects Of Reermitimg A«*Vs Community Daily Vacation Bible it • Home RrraU'aftt Hoffman Gets Suspended Term Council Opposes Tfe* eaaaatr Araty ana) Asr Fates Miss Martha C. Hanôn, director To Map Plan for WfHtMtog arnica has a—a—red School Opening Monday Morning of Public Health nur.înu, recently For Possession of Narcotics Curtailment of entertained tho advisory commit- that ate* who hat* HwMvaa thsSr The Community Daily Vacation under leadership of Vrjs. A. Johnson tee of the Red Bank Public Health FREEHOLD — Morris Hoffman, i lo J p , Or,;ge r\ Clay- Bible school to be conducted June and Mrs. Warren Karrington is 19. of :13 Washington st , Red Bank. I ton B'ink police dfi- School Addition •rssa«awHaaiasatslrsjle Nursing association fit a bmk- Rail Service 25 to July 5 at the Red Bank Meth- prepared to receive children be- faFt meeting at her home un Hill- w a :• £ivcn a <=uspended ."entenrp to part lo fnc roundup. •r ash* Bate •ronaHy taken akfc- odist church by the Minitterium of tween 4 and S. Annandale reforrmtory Kriil.iv a-! Umutmn Mm O.K. top terrace. Thi? was the Hnal •fudge Seen linporiaiirr Decision on Drummemt la««ralna pfcyefcait saey Red Bank and vicinity will be part Rev. Frederick Pyki? who recent- meeting boforr the summer it- Jilflê J. KduTlrr! Knight scntrncd ; — I —1- a* * of the 50th anniversary of the Daily ly retired as missionary to China cess. Meeting* which ;tve hpld reg- thtee orlirix charL'ed v.ifh na i - ' A<'Unfr.ii»'d:::n? *!i" tfr.vi'y of 'hf Vacation Bible school movement t:otirs offence?. ] pp ii T, p.i r! i "u !-i r"ly ;i nionjj tf .TI- PI. Prnmi***! by JV1V3MIMMC Pllcfl toe* for taat tl and is now residing in Little Silver, ularly each month will he resumed which was started in 1901. will be in charge of the primary in September. In adrlilinn tn thr suspended <•!•«. .J'l'J;:" Kni^h'. in >rntfnrmsj July M 17«fl. In that year in aiew Vork city. department, which comprises chil- pentenrp, the yn'.lih ivas plared .m H-'ki-w. ,;.,,! h" :;- fh- lirsl to U e4 eeaiatr Rev. Dr. Hobert Boville saw 'idle dren between the ages of 6 through uniip the business mcetinfr, probation for three years and fined ' nt ciiffd in t:if county ^nd \m n- Tfcat Red Baak board ef tdute- f. He will relate stories of his woik Miss Hanson and Miss Florence tha* ipvrn: pnrnl'y m;iy net. us The F.e'l Bank council Monday tioa, at an emecutive seatioa l»»t M la the akMa children and idle churches" and did R. Kridel reported nn the meeting night, went on record aa being op* daily to the children of his depart- to < onif into Thursday nijht, decided to eater a*) red—err to tafec adwtagg *4 something about it. By 1109 thu held in the Rumson high school The most serious penalty war. * deterrent ti po-ed to any discontinuance of movement was organized as an in- ment, speaking in Chinese and sing- handed'to Robert Hawkins,'36, or ; Mor.mnuth •• ,-ind fnrni.-h into a formal contract to have tkaHMMge. H» MH U» paaalM. ing songs taught to the Chinese on "Thp Report on the White service on the Ce/stral railroad be- plans and blueprint! prepared for terdenominational enterprise, and House Conference on Children." Duck st.. Matawan. who was ."en- | nianjiu n i. 11 t'.vnfn Red Bank and Lakehurst. We* af tt MiJMliit a*ata sirs two years later a national commit- children. Assisting will be Mrs ,7. lencrd, to '.(1 to 11 years :n ?i- have. ;,e,-n a. the proposed tMOMO addition t» Mrs. Mart hi M. Brower of «4 Tfee toe*! rernjM- tee was formed and the movement Medinger, Mrs. Leon Earle, Mrs. prison. Jiid^c KniRht ordered live- J "I will d<> i the hlfh ichool. began to spread to other cities. Dur- Lynn Whitig and William W. Pratt. to-seven-year terms, to run con- i in the form <> Monmouth st. attended the meat- k ta MM It also decided to mak* altera- ing thi last 80 years unnumbered The junior department for chil- secutively, fur sale and pusêsMon ! t hi\s? people ins, and asked what decision if tions at Mechanic atreet achool to millions of children have been dren t through 11 will be in charge of marijuana. His wife. Ruth, W.IK ' ruiinty. " .lud any had been made on extending provide two temporary elasaroons reached with the Gospel story and of Mrs. Charles Moote, with hand- given a suspftidfd sctilonec toC'lin-j In annth"r Drumrnond pi. through to West and to build a KMO ft. storage Held led towards understanding and ton reformatory, placed un pinha- marijuana r, Kron'. st. A similar query was made work assistance from Mrs. Milton .- perul House at the Red Bank athletic loyal membership in the church (Srossnicklaus. Teachers in this tion for two year* and fined llf.il). eoimty *• ,uri by Haul Heldin, who conducts a Held, bid* for which will be asked. Young Priest through their vacation church Thr fourth offender. Fred Wil- lh', Neptune, .\nv" jewelry «hop in the Morris Jacks' department are Mr;. Anna Smith, tmil'linsr. Monmouth st. A formal contract for the high school experience. Among these Mrs. Donald Smith and Mrf. Clif- li.'ims. ii*', of (Millwood, wiis sen- ' a. siipplu r •< 11, *• achool addition will be drawn with children have been many thousands ton Lewi*. tenied to Annandale. for an inde- j nirrl an Mrs. Bnwe, said. "The Register Says First Mass p|<]|< at ion fo f'.^'e of made a. food suggestion last week Coffin * Coffin. New York areki who, except for vacation church terminate term. ' venue h1 Mrs. Henry Morgan, wife of tlie venue I' / Silpri :r, that ,i pedestrian walk only be tects. represented locally by V. W. RUMSON — Rev. Gabriel Leo srhools, would have remained out- pastor of thr Pilgrim Baptist IMe.TldinK for leniency for thr Klalll, T l.lnv.l, , Ronfeldt of Wayside. The firm al Stapleton, S. D. 8., brother of Mrs. side the teach of the church. In cut. through from the new parking church, will direct the seniot-young Hoffman youth, Vincent J. Mi'l'ue. 111 tl'e lilte-l do ar:r-t, M. lot. to Monmouth st. This could be ready has prepared preliminary Patrick J. Karinjt, Jr., 3} Park 1950, approximately 70,000 vacation peoples' department and will be as- Red Rank attorney, toici the ruurt plan* which recently were given ave., and grandson of Mrs. James church schools were held in Amer- garel Inielii'tl. a liill.-e Mhu hail done at little or no extra, expense «Uted hy Mr*. J. Pappy and Mrs. thai the lad's father, Sam Hoff- si-rveil on the .•.!•!IT.- of Hnz'iirl anil t<» the taxpayers.'' initial approval by the atate De- Clossey, «S Lafayette St., celebrated ica, reaching over five million boya Frank W. Hewitt. This department man, was largely responsible for and girls. Monmnuth Memorial hospital.?, partment of education. However, hit first solemn mass Sunday, June is for children 12 years and up. breaking the marijuana ring which plearlnl guilty, waiving ^rarirl jury Councilman Thomas F. Oakley, the planning agreement had been, to, at St. Patrick's Catholic chuch, Children from all churches find the led to the arrest of the four per- council president, who presided in until now, unofficial. The theme of the Red Bank action, and will be .--enteneed June the absence of Mayor Katharine Jersey City. school, "The Cities Jesut Visited," entire community are invited to sons sentenced and six others 2fi for obtaining ilnix* thrmiHh this school. awaiting trial In an alleged lint; Klku* White, announced that there Other Mcaa Necessary will impart knowledge concerning fraud and |>i i'.-r Au'lnl he H definite decision by tha the various cities in ancient Pales- Thr program includes, in addition of narcotic... traflle bcHvifh Re.I tlonj. .^he w ru anr.êit in 1 After the meeting Edmund 3. Bank and Matawan town.hip. fir.4 council meeting in July. Caniona, board vice president, dis tine in which Jesus lived and per- to Bible stories, handwork, pi HIM Mia n.rh n pa i!nn nt e-u ly la formed His ministry of love and of various lands as well as the Mr. McCuc told tlie. court that when 5ft hypodermic n"ed!< At the suggestion of Councilman cloaed that several steps will be '-r t In rr Kverrti C. Baynton a resolution taken before the board act* to ap- mercy. The effort of the school will showing of religious sound motion when Mr. Hoffman learned hi" son glass synnsi's and va nety of be to correlate this knowledge, to picture fllmF. "Tlie Cities of Pales- was using the dope he reported it ilrugs were lound. of sympathy wa* ordered drafted prove blueprints. our modern world to show How a tine" will be shown next Tuesday and sent to the family of Mrs. H. First there will be a conference difference can be made in towns, and "A Letter from China" will he Gertrude. Capen, Red Bank libra* between Or. M. Gregg Hibba, au- villages and cities where Jesus is thn attraction Friday of next week. MIM Martha V. Mumon rian for the past 34 years, wh« •crvtsing principal, whoje recom- given oppeitunlty to visit today. Rt>v. Hal old Ilornbcrgcr, pa.-tor of died last wccl(. mendation* were used to prepare Mrs. Frank CSroff told of the Cigarette Paper Manufacturer the Rod Bank Lutheran church, is 1 1 Ordinances authorising th» e<«« preliminary plans for the addition, The school has been divided into nunibci of afghnns niadi by her several departments, For the first dean and the secretary is Miss struction of s new 120,000 munici- and Dr. Clyde Hill of Yale univers- Roberta Hay. for the aged. Mrs. John B. Allon pal garage at 73 Chestnut St., and] ity, school development specialist. time a nursery department has been reported that the ladies of the Buys 140-Acre Marll)oro Farm prohibiting parking on either side Or. Hill, noted school planning prepared for under leadership of There will be sessions held every Presbyterian church had made of Hudson av«. from Linden pi ta authority, led • Tale survey team Mrs. R. H. Bhelley and Mrs. K. G. morning; except Saturday and Sun- Bcver:il children's dresses for the Mr. and Mrs. Aid ell l/twing, for- Canal »t. were passed on flaal that made a aeries of recommenda- Critton. Children between the age of day and July 4, from June 25 to Needlework guild. All of these ar- merly of Michigan, have purchased reading. 2 and I will comprise this depart- July S. The hours are from B to ticles are to be distributed in Red the 140-acre-farm near Marlboro jnin* Rnclicttr* tion* In 1M5-M for the revamping ment. The beginners department 11:30 t. m. Councilman Harry Malehsw of Red Banks school system. While Bank by the Hed Bank Public from Frederick G. Adams of Little stated that work would start this it la believed financially impossible Health Nursing .•issoeiatkm. Silver through the ofticr of Walker week on razing the former flat to carry out the Yala idea for a Miss Hanson brought to the at- and Tindall, 19 Eajst Front *t., with McCarter houae on Tower hill t» new Red Bank high school, the tention of the committee that Mr.s, Trcvonian Crawford as salesman. niake way for a new reservoir. board wants ts know how Or. Hill t Playgrounds to Open as Y Gordon Ryno hna a fpoun of sev- Mr. Crawford also sold Norman Councilman Harold Hurley aa< regarda plant for the proposed ad- en women meeting at hrr home Herota'a SO-acre farm at Harmony nounced that the new Americas) dition. Dr. Hlbbf li eapecte* to each week to make dressings for in Middletown township to Mr. and I,aTr*nc« fire truck ordered by thej vlilt Mew Haven for a conference Shifts Into Summer Program Civilian Defense Mrs. Allan Frost Mrs. George Kinkade of West Front fire department was scheduled, far with tho rapert. and several women of the Episco- St., River Plaza. shipment in August. pal church meet regularly in the The firm purchased by Mr. and Conclusions reached may ha In- Shifting Into Its aummer pro- Pariah house to work for Civilian O.K. Bar Tnuufer gram, the Red Bank Community Mrs. Lowing is one of Monmouth corporated Into blueprints to be Defense, also. A vote of apprecia- county's moat charming farm es- Approval wss granted for the •eat to tho State Department of T.M.C.A. Is preparing to direct, Bingham Hill Sold tion was given both these women. 1 staff and supervise eight play- tate*. The colonial farmhouse rests transfer of tha bar license of Peter Education for final state approval. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Members of the advisory com- in a grove of larpc maple trees, Galatro and John DeLuea front Then if, aa expected, accord la grounds, which, with the exception U Wharf ave. to 1«-18 Wharf »ve. Stapleton of Jersey City, Father of River Plaza, will open Jnly ! mittee sre Miss Krldrl, chairman; surrounded by fertile pastures and reached, Mr. Caniona said the Btapleton was graduated from St. To Robert Thaler Mrs. Benjamin Orate, Jr., vice heavy woodland. The land is irri- The business, which waa purchas- board will vote on the plant. If and run until Aug. 17. chairman; Mrs. OeoiRe T. Linton, gated by two fast-flowing brooks. ed recently from James Lang, was they are approved, a resolution Patrick's school, St. Peter's prep The program will bo conducted and the Salvatorian seminary at secretary; Mrs. Charles R. Eng- The him?*' has a large center hall formerly operated as the Union now being prepared by Parsons, five days a week, Monday through Of Fair Haven lish, Mrs. Albert \V. Wordcn, St., hotel. Tha new trade name Is sh- Labrecque, Canzona * Combs, will St. Nailanz, Wls. Friday, at the following play- with living room, dining room, den, After the profession of his reli- Mrs. Edmund O. Fraser, Mrs. Al- one bedroom and bath and modern rine, bar. be put to a vote, Adoption would ground*, Branch ave., Red Bank; Transaction ClWd by len, Mm. Groff and Mrs. Raymond Permission was granted tht la> •et up machinery for a public ref gious vows as a member of the So- Weatalde, at Bergen pi. athletic kitchen on the first floor. On the ciety of the Divine Saviour (Salva- D. Swift. second floor, there arc two large dies' auxiliary of Red Bank post. erendum tor the IWO.000 bond is- field., Red Banl;; Willow street Hintrlmann Firm and Veterans of Foreign Wars, t* op- sue to finance the construction. torian Fathers), he was educated In school, Fair Haven; high tehool, t bedroom!! and a bathroom. philosophy at tha Divine Saviour I Mr. Lowing Is plant manager for erate a refreshment booth at the Rumson; grammar school, River Joseph G. McCue National Sweepstakes regatta In Use la H Like* seminary, Lanham, Hd. Upon the Plata; Atlantic Highlands, Little the Peter Schweitzer company at completion of n!s theological stud- 'Binsham Hill* at Rumson, Methodists Plan Spotswood, which it one of the the fall. tf the public votes for the ad Silver and a playground at Vail largest cigarette paper manufactur- Permission was slso granted tha dltlon, bid* will be asked, contracts sit the Catholic university at homes. which was owned by the Parmly Washington, D. C, he received the family for more than 100 years, ing plants In this country. He plans Purple Cross auxiliary of Mon- awarded and construction started. Turning Its attention to the sum- to raise beef cattle. mouth Memorial hospital far a .. The target date for completion degree of licentiate in sacred the- mer recreational needs for the and which waa acquired by Michael July Pilgrimage ology, tfe was ordained June S at S. Jacobs, the famous fight promot- The farmhouse on the Kinkade day in tha borough Saturday, J probably would make the addition youth of Red Bank and surround- The sixth annual pilgrimage ef available for use for the 1MB-S3 the National Shrine at Washing- er, In 1943, has been purchased by farm has eight large rooms and two ly 21. ing communities, the "Y" in plan- Robert D. Thaler of River Oaks, the New Jersey Methodist Confer- baths. The usual outbuildings com- Liquor licenses approved Incl school year. Use of the borrowing ton, D. C. ning regular activities in include ence to the historic Potter church capacity of both the school district Officers of Father Stapleton's first Fair Haven, The sale was effected plete the setting, Mr. Kinkade, who ed 21 bars, one club and IT di. arts and crafts, < athletic.", group by tha firm of William H. Hintcl. at Good Luck Point, I.anoka Har- is employed by the Merchants Trust bution. The elub license was and borough is required, and haa mass were Rev. Cornelius Corcor- and Individual games, nature stu- bor in Ocean county, will be held been agreed upon, for the financing. an, presbyter assistant; Rev. An- mann, realtors of Rumson, In co- company, Broad st., plans to raise sued to Bates lodge of Xlkf, dy, educational Alms and special operation with Joseph O. McCue, Sunday, July 8. A "service will be chickens as a hobby. Shrewsbury ave. Mr. Caniona said the board de- thony J. Paone, S. J., and Rev. avents. A program it being ar- directed by Rev. Herbert J. Smith Cormae Dwyer, S. D. B., deacon and realtor of RurtiEon. The bar licenses were Issued cided to proceed with Mechaalo ranged for each age group, with of Red Bank, superintendent of the Molly Pitcher Operating compat Street school alterations to make aub-daacon, respectively. R*v. Owen tha main emphasis on social "Bingham Hill" U situated on the New Brunswick district. the auditorium and audio-visual McKenna, S. D. 8., waa master of east side of Bingham ave., Rum M Riverside ave.: John Morris at growth, developing new skills and son, and comprises ten acres of well Several hundred members of William 9. Noglow, M-6» Broa< aids room available for respective ceremonies, and Rt. Rev. Dennis interest, and good, wholesome fun. Methodist churches throughout Fair Havenite use ta temporary kindergarten and Cooney, 8. D. S, rector of the Moth- landscaped grounds. The residence, st.: Max Safran, 30 Maple ave. A learn-to-swlm program will al- which is of early colonial design, south Central New Jersey arc ex- Thomas and Frances E. Stobie, lit fifth grade classrooms. er of the Divine Saviour seminary, so be carried on as part of the pected to attend in honor of the Blackwood, preached the sermon. was built prior to the Revolution- Buys Beautiful West Front st.; West End Bar * la remodeling the auditorium, regular playground activities by ary war by Lord Bingham, The pioneer preaching minion of Bish- Restaurant, 2 Morford pi.: Ferdi- After a three-week vacation. Fa- the community "Y" and Red Cross, op Francis Ashury on the Ocean Mr. Caniona said, a portable par- ther Stapleton will return to Cath- late DaVton Parmly purchased nand Acerra, M South Bridge ave.; tition will be installed that can be working co-operatively. Due to the "Bingham Hill" from the estate of county mainland. The district su- Estate at Deal Chrii Williams, 103 West Bergen olic university to complete his large number of communities par- perintendent saiil that Methodists pi.; Patsy Bruno and George Grab, folded back out of the way at any studies for hit muter of artt de his father, Dr. Ehrich Parmly in time it Is desired to use the room ticipating this year, the use of two 1912. At the time the estate prop- would gather with their families in Mrs. Sophie I'. Williams Jr.. 77 West Bergen pi.; Sam Biz- gree. In September he will become swimming areas will be necessary. the grove surrounding the Potter zsxro, 25s Bridge ave.; Domenlca for auditorium or assembly pur- a member of the faculty of the erty comprised about 250 acres, and pose*. On a temporary basis, he They are Port Monmouth pool and extended across the Rumson penin- church at 1:30 for a picnic lunch- B. Acerra, Jr., 28 West Front St. Salvatorian seminary at St, Naz. eon. The service will begin at 3 Acquires Really said, the audio-visual aid* room will Kepwell park, Wayside. Besides sula from the Naveaink river to the James Acerra, 6 West Front St.; be given over entirely to class- ians. those communities mentioned hav- South Shrewsbury river. o'clock, with ministers of the area including Barnegat, Forked River, Through Hinlelmann Samuel Zilberblat, 70-72 Monmouth room use, ing a playground, there will ho Mis* Augusta Cordts st.; Louis Acerra, 102 Shrewsbury others taking advantage of the The residence at "Bingham Hill" Beach Haver, Toms River, Island "Boscmerc," the country estate Both moves are necessitated by a was completely remodeled by Mr. Heights, Bayvillc and Manahawkin ave.: Salvatore Valtl, 141 Shrews- school enrollment beyond the pres- learn-to-swlm program. They are owned by the late Benjamin Rosen- Miss Augusta Cordts, daughter of bury ave.; Ferdinand Acerra, IOT Firemen's Fair Jacobs in 1944, and now contains assisting in the program. Extra thai at Deal, hna been purchased Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Cordts of ent capacity of the classrooms. Keansburg, Highland*, Keyport, the following rooms: Ground floor, chairs will be available in the early Oakland nt.; Globe Hotel com- Hailet. Matawan, Eatontown, by Mrs. Sophie F. Williams of Fair 43 Bay ave., Keunsburg, is sched- pany, 20 East Front st.: John Gual- i Coverage reception hall, large living room, lRth century graveyard which sur- Haven from the executors of his uled to start rehearsing with the Shrewsbury, Fair View and possi- library, powder room, breakfast rounds the two-story frame church tieri, 79 Monmouth St.; Olga Ro- At Thursday niftri's meeting John Set for Next Week bly Tinton Falls. There Is a nomi- estate, the Chemical Bank sc Trust Radio City, N. Y., Rockettes, pre- gel, 153 Shrewsbury ave.; Vincent LITTLE SILVER — The annual room, modern kitchen, two maids' for the overflow expected to attend., Oiblon, Jr., board/member, spoke to nal charge which covers admission bedrooms, bath and enclosed porch. company and Edmund B. Rosen- cision dance chorus. She is one of T. Sacco, 129 Monmouth St.; John reporters abou/ the concern the firemen's fair will be held Thurs- to the pool and but transportation. thai. Tho sale was effected by the this year's graduates of Middle- and Minnie Arnone. 182-1S2A Mon- day, Friday and Saturday nights of Second floor, four master bedrooms, Erected In 1T7O board felt about the way Issues The actual swimming instruction each with connecting tiled bath. It firm of William H. Hintclmann, town Township High school, Leon- mouth at.; Esther E. DeMaria, 3P0 relative to thf high achool addition next week on the fire company's is free as a service by the Red Potter church wag erected In 1770 realtors of Rumson. ardo, and is a graduate pupil of the ! Shrewsbury ave.; John J. Met property on Church st. is equipped with oil burning hot 1 had been pr/acntcd to the public by Cross and "Y." water heat for all tho year occu- by Thomas Potter, In gratitude for "Rosemcrc" is considered one of Mabel Colcman Dancing school, 31 Thomas Stoble. ISO Monmouth st, the press./' In addition to the usual attrac- pancy. There Is a large slate paved his deliverance from a band of In- the finest country homes at Deal. Rector pi. and Robert L. Cook, Jr., 391 He said that disagreements that tions, an added feature for chll terrace on the south stde of the dians. The first preacher who It Is of white stucco over tile con- Shrewsbury ave. dren at the Saturday, June 30, ft served Its scattered congregation struction with green tile roof and came to the fore at the Tuesday nale will be pony and hay rides. residence. From this terrace there was Rev. John Murray, a Univer- Princeton Honor List Distribution licenses were issued night session did not reflect the Bisgrove Named is a superb view of the South contains on the ground floor a re- to Davidson brothers, S9H Bread They will be available in the af- olist minister from England. He ception hall, den, living room, pan- broad area of understanding that ternoon and evening, with George Shrewsbury river, the Atlantic stayed for ten years, yielding to the st. and 95 Broad st. for storage; existed among board members over ocean and the countryside. elled library, powder room, dining Includes Fleming, Wood Edward J. and Mary F. Moran, 4 W. Ryser In charge of catering to urgent pica of the builder, Capt. room, gunroom, butler's pantry, kit- problems concerned. Much of this the wants of all miniature-sized Brown U. Aide There is a new four-car garage Potter, to provide a Christian min- PRINCETON — Peter E. Flem- Monmouth st.: Dominlco Palaia, 7 understanding had been particular' chen, maids' dining room and East Front st.: Louis and Mario Hopalong Cassidys and Roy Rogers. NEW MONMOUTH-Donald E. on the property. Two private drive- istry for the Barnegat bayshorc. Inundry, The second floor has five ing, Jr., aon of Mr. and Mrs. Peter ly pronounced at a aeries of execu- Bisgrovc, aon of Rev. and Mrs. Wil- ways load from Bingham ave. to The origina4 church was built from E. Fleming of Kings highway, Mid- Granicro. 27 West Front St.; Nich- tive sessions that the achool board Proceeds from the fair will be liam E. Bisgrovc of Middletown- master bedrooms, four tiled baths, olas Siciliano and Vincenio Reale, used for the new building fund. The the residence, one of which is cedar, hand-cut hy Mr. Potter. The dressing room, two maids' bed- dletown, and Steven H. Wood, »on has held since the construction pro- Ncw Monmcuth rd., has been ap- paved Its entire length with con- present structure stands on a knoll of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood, Jr.. 75 Lcighton ave.: Rudolph Kurin- posals first we made, ho said. company's new home will be on pointed a graduate assistant In rooms and bath. Third floor con- sky, 184 Monmouth st.; Louis and Prospect ave. Construction ii going crete. overlooking Barncgat bay, just off tains two maids' bedrooms and of Navesink River rd., Locust, were Mr. Glblon agreed with reporters chemistry at Brown university, route 4-9 highway in Lanoka Har- among the 270 Princeton university Harry Felshman, 228 West Bergen along rapidly, the smoke eaters Providence, R. I., It was announced Mr. Thaler, the new owner of bath. It Is equipped with oil burn- pi.; Raffaele G. Tomaino, 16' that it was impossible for the pub- "Bingham Hill," Is agent for Under- bor. seniors awarded honors for dis- 1 lic to know what went on at e» hoping to be able to occupy the last week by Augustana college, ing hot water heat. Shrewsbury ave.: the Great Atla building by August. Joseph Pace Is wood corp. and the Art Metal Con- Dr. Smith haa Issued an Invitation tinguished academic work during tic * Pacific Tea company, ecutive sessions and that the newt- Rock Island, III., where Mr. Bis- struction company. His offices are Other buildings on the property their two upperclasa years, it waa papers had reported only facts thai general chairman of the affair, grove graduated cum laude with a to all Methodist congregations in includo a large greenhouse and a Broad at.j John J., Peter E.. av with Warren Herbert, company located In Jersey City. He wan re- the greater Ocean county area, urg- announced this week by Registrar Harry Genovese, 14-20 No presented themselves at publl bachelor of arts degree In chemistry cently the low bidder and received garaga with space for four cars and Howard W. Stepp. meetings, but stressed his opinion president, co-chairman. early this month. ing ministers to head family ix superintendent's apartment. Bridge ave.: Rosaria Costa, There will be 13 booths, at which tile contract for the rcindexlng of groups for the pilgrimage and ser- Mr. Fleming graduated with high West Bergen pi.; H. L. Green < that agreement among board menv He will assume duties of his as- the Monmouth county clerk's rec- The grounds surrounding the bers was solidly baaed. the usual games of skill and amuse- slstantship In September, when he vice of worship. Las! year's speak- residence comprise about four honors in history and Mr. Wood, pany, 80-82 Broad st.; Sander; ments will be available. The fair's ords. It Is estimated it will take er was Rev. Everett Palmer, pastor high honors in politics. The honors hen, 87 Broad .it.; Rose Mill "We know we have tome build' will begin work on hi* master of two years to complete this work. acres and arc exceptionally well main award, a $1,000 U. S. savings science degree at the Rhode Island of First Methodist church, Ashury landscaped. The planting includes list comprises 40 per cent of the and Adeline Richmond, 7 t ing to do and are preparing to do bond, will be announced the final Leatct' C. Lovctt of Shrewsbury Park. This year's speaker will he students awarded bachelor degrees .«t.; Louis Becker, 230 Mee it," Mr. Qlblond said. school. A 1644 graduate of Collings- acquired 40 acrw from Mr. Jacobs many fine specimen deciduous and night. In addition, principal awards wood high school, Mr. Bisgrove at- announced hy the committee of everjreen p earlier this month at tho universi- st.; Felix R. Santangelo, will be given each night, The ladies' through the Hintnlmann firm about ministers serving to provide the his- trees and flowering ty's 204th annual commencement Shrewsbury ave., and Hugo tended Drexel Institute, Philadel- three years ago. This tract lies be- shrubs. . auxiliary will be in charge of re- phia, for a year and a half bofore toric pilgrimage. There is a 4l!c paved terrace on [ exercises and includes residents of gert, 4 White st. freshments, a cake booth, grab bag tween the property acquired by Mr, Potter church is one of the SO and special prlies. his entrance into the army in the Thaler and Rumson rd., and Is the east side of the residence over-!?* states,_thc District of Columbia, Boro to Study fall of 1948. principal historic sitca marked by looking a beautiful formal garden, Canada, France, Greece and Leb- now oompletely planted in flower- the 1050 Centennial Commission of Assisting Mr, Pace and Mr. Her- Discharged in Dec, 1946, he was Ing shrubs. the central feature of which is a anon. The total, which represents Four County Dentists- bert are Oliver Marcelll, advertis- employed by Atlantic Refining com- Ocean county, in honor of the early large pool. There is a large rose one of the highest percentages of Site for Park ing; Richard Tetley and Robert Adjoining country estate homes religious heritage of the people of any Princeton class ever to be Take Cancer Course pany at Philadelphia prior to enter- are owned by Manton B, Metcalf, garden adjoining the residence on FAIR HAVEN — Councilman Wichmann, ground prttes; Walter ing Augustana, where he was a the area. It wns a preaching sta- the west side. Tho lawns surround- singled out for academic distinc- Four members of the Mon Tony Hunting, chairman of the Oberrelch, treasurer; Otto Schnel Jr., Herbert D. Smith and Alfred tion on the itinerant ministry of tion, compares with the all-time member of the A Capella choir King. ing the residence are kept in the County Dental society attend park committee, disclosed last week der, purchase and goods, and At which appeared in Boston, Wash- Francis Ashtiry, the first American line English manner. high of 316 recorded a year ago cancer course conducted b that a study will be undertaken to fred Pound and Robert Stout, pub- ington, D. C, and Philadelphia, re- bishop of Methodic!. Thomas Pot- The sale to Mrs. Williams In- when 36 per cent of the outgoing University of Pennsylvania 1 determine the status of a narrow licity. SCORES ABOVE AVERAGE Ur t« buried on the onfitcrly aide seniors earned honors in their corded for R.C.A. Victor and was of Potter church, where hn WHS laid cluded a large tract fronting 500 school and hospital and the strip of land on the east side o! heard through the facilities of the Dr. M. Orcgg Hibbs, sui>"rvlsing feet on thn east aide of Ocean ave., studies, lean Oncologlo hospital In > Schwcnker's pond n River rd, ti •arial* Dart Mutual Broadcasting company. He to rest hy hl« (irotegf, Rev. John Look at this Hat I Henlt towels M principal, has announced that tht Murray, after a Inr.g and productive running through to thn Atlantic delphla. They were Dr. The determine whether or not It can cents, Scott tnilct tlntle 10 rents, pink also was a member of the American results of the final examinations In ocean. This tract comprise about A. Doremus, Dr. Douglas A. be acquired for park purpose*. The life an a farmer and Christian lay- Mr*. Timulat Willed willow ten dlihet I2.9S, pint Flamswarc Chemical society. rlvemlstry, physics and biology in man. j eight acres of nicely landscaped u-ards and Dr. F. Melvln Ed* strip lies between Chestnut tt, am* measures 35 eenti, Lot of nther*. Quiin Mr. Bisgrovc'« father Is pattor of Red Bank high nchool were out- grounds. all of Red Bank, and Dr. At tho pond. tltlei limited. Nttlonal 14 10, Trown'i $12,000 by Sinter L. Axel of Bradley Beach. —Advsitliemint, the Ntw Monmouth Baptist church, standing. The examination* were Cuna Supporttra Thu late Benjamin Rosenthal was A physical survey will b« madt standardised teats given to thous- fitted In our dcari, liriVHtr tlttinff roomi head of the Russell Playing Card NEW YORK CITY-Mrs. Flor- Dr, Axel is president-elect of by tha borough engineer and a ti- Salts ef MvarpUte Cettlag «ve«ia ands of high achool pupila through- by expert urutluHte mN|fl Htir[ female IU- company, known aa the largest ence King Tlmolat of Navealnk county society and Dr. Doug But Kiluti of tha ytat, Hanimoui Try an aa or a atrlii off ass In Tht ten. Alteration* to tit you ticrioniilly. playing card manufacturers in the Edwards Is on the dental atai tle search instituted based on the Gift Shop, S2I Bangs av»,, Aiburjr Park, HtlliHrlliHr'i ntw elaiilfitd column at a out the nation, The tett scores of For service without WHitinK. or for home River rd., Middletown township, billif that property lints original' —Advsrtliinunt. rata to suit your purcoit and Imura tin the Red Bank high school pupils llttlntc call Red Hunk «.l!ei;!»! Tteunliir SI.9.1, now Mnr, 10, lt«0, In her 7Bth year. O'Shei. 12.1 Hroail it. IIK a.naas,—Ail Typewriter I'rlcea Slaibed Jl.Hi. (i ivs M.,,\ Khm>. llmud ntnl Moifaft Mamy shows the strip of land rlghtfull; vertliement. u hove, Uie natlonnl medlim, In Mrrhank . lloil Hunk. Ailvel 11 "rmellt. The estate was appraised lust Monmoulk Park On WJLK KvW Id.Jill imiMlilr, sl!l..10, li'lll f'r for liome*, furmi, countri •state, kaal* belongs to the borough, said Mr, Rri-RLi'hfH ilfllly Rt UhOr, A. M., fcntltrr physics 20 out of 30, and In biology INN. rtilli yniu1 nlil niiirhiti'' it it i* in Thursday »t $74,184 gross and $70,- nen buildlnfi •ilitlnf or nsw, Lessn Hunting, benches will be net ou mi-* Rt ft P. M., Hiiri ri<»ult4 M 7 :nr, P. M. mora than B0 rer rent taking the •«ii' »hii|"i Wt di Cool 3«i>, net. Tho hulk of the halnmc term, uty paynwit, HbeMl loam m H,i\ HinV nrwi on WJIA at 1!i2S P. Tilnn In Kllll AM of tl4.il f'M (nr litol ililinnr'l I yi>pwi il rn. Twii.vmr iruit rH n - Shop in l In nur l:f.'onHill(l il acceptable prnpirtlts, Joeask O. MoCinJ and other steps taken to conver M.. Monday through Friday. 13.10 , raring n«wi at Mnnmouth Park.—Adver> final examination wtin above the I". S'.'nvrnV i o 1 Mnnnoii'.h it, RE stnr*. ShrrniKn'K. \\ giies to another sinter, Mrs, Dor- Ai»a:y. Rtslinri, Mortaaie PaparlJ the plot into a I»rk. silt »«,l I'M,—AdvirtlitBuat. tiiiraut. nation .1 median or average. l-OfSt—Advertisement •ink.—AiivitliHBUnt, olby Blake of. 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1* hall, Haver b*Udia«, aVaad at. if HIT B. Headricka. Via aar atritck r«r- iata the aide af hat tt. tk« ia- tvaata ValuamU, U. * 1» Harwaad Owner* Add Plant in Expansion Joline Shower ! Tfca ataaia aalia far «ha aketiaa Uf tVawtac Valaat, IT, vas U- jured MI, vha waa tresTtedJ at R^v> The annual saeetlag af the ftl- af aWteia, a*f)ra»al af ty-lawa aad ave.. L*M Vraack, •• Maaaoautk At llzdilla Home lowcrsft club ef Red ataak will be parfactlaff f laat far tte aaayal fU- aaad a wniaaim for carclcas drlv- at. Valaat told aeliaa that Paluaaba crvicw hoepiUl, cUiaied Oat The exparsiea of Oil Delivery, in- iaf Haadar *V Police S»t. Lewis corporated, since its purchase in PORTAVPECK - - Thr home «f held tomorrow night In Masonic nic. raa from betweea twa parked ears car (truck blea. 1«M by E. G. Obcrludtr ofKaan.; Mr. and Mrs. Jules U/,diUa. Her- burg and J. J. I'allj cf Ktyport Wilson bert p) , was the .scene Monday from Harry A. Isaac, Jr., ef Colt's nieht of a ml.cce11aneous shower for Mlsa Alice Joline or We«t Long Diplomas to 59 Branch, who will marry Samuel Efposlto nf lyinjr Franrh Sunday at KEATCPRl'JVi — An address of h • p. ». in Star of the Sea Catholic welrnnie was midf y William church. Tying Rranrh. Foycl, president nf the jrartnatinit rlsfs. h=t Thur--fliy night, at com- Th» hnjtes.'eji were Mrs. Tra Cortt. menrcment rwn-'-t of th» rr»m- whn will b» matron of Vrnnor. »n4 m^r prrion- ^vherp Jeremiah Wil- Mifs Merle Hyd» ami Mi" ""arnlyn ''Mills, who will he bridesmaids. son, president of the board nf »du- Dscorstlnn* w»re li yellow, pink cation, presented diploma* to M »«ofito. Mrs. Jlelsn Tclprs. Mrs. ; EOMI ,nifl FvwrW'y Tnnin .lfrry Primavera, Mrs. nocro Squii- j The M K Riitterfirl'l ni»mnria) Isnte. Mrs. Frank Torchia, Mrs. ' award al*o wns presented to Wjl- Ofor«e Baxtsr, Mrs. Ted Thomas, I Ham Boyd hy Mn. William String- Mrs. Rosalind Hayes. Mrs, Jean prefident of the Kennshnrpr Kelton. Mrs. Elinor Hqutllante. Mn. I. J. rath Parent-Tesrber asro.-iatlon. Mr. Catherine Joline and Mrs. Harold Bnllcifield is the lute fup°rviEing 1-tlbiU. Meek, was continued recently hy principal. The award is made for •he purclm** cf tho S. H. Thomp- the best all-roun'l ^indent. son firojicrty at 1 and 3 Herbert ft,, Hale Srhrnbor ^jtokp on thr. his- the building formerly leased hy the tory nf the n.-iR and Shirley Hcjtt »mli+m*tll*m4aimf»wmfi corporation, from thf Universal apprareil in tho .colo. "<;od Hln^ BKKU Trading company. Am«ric:t." Members nf Ihe jrmdn- ntinjr class y-ing "America the Beautiful" and "The Four Free- doms." "Cotuiesy In the KIHK" was thr topic of a' talk l>y William (ACH Kirl; and William Malin'ka lol,| of SKOMt regulations for displaying the national color?. Frank Johnson pel- mmh formed the pi.'ino sol". "Danube WAMOVID Wnvep." nr.d Upvrrlcy Timina made thr farewell nclrtress. C.rndiiatrs al- liira-aowtrM •»•% wild d>r«an»4fa) |«, so Fang the school song. Rev. Kd- ward Zcllcy offered ,in Invocation idf. 4 •lumtmrn bMn. NMvy natal (MM, «• and the pirls' £lee club sanj a choral benediction. The. school hand played for the processional and recessional. TH0M.HH. WT. Oporto A. (luensrh in supervising ftf principal. Members of the faculty nre (.'atherini- .Sisiiiund, Margaret Layton. .I.mies A. Marley, Aimed*. M. Paynter, John W. Docrr, A!id» Chamberlain, Rally Bnrr, Kathryn « , OO V Ai Willi»ima, Glartys Kinderman, Pearl FJ. Keller, Edna M. Morris, Fran- cis A. Power, Gladys Bennett, Rrenda, MucDonald, Elleaheth war Smith, Ar.nen Vsrnajlla, Dorothy W .Seillnr, Arne« .Schmidt and Flor- PEPSODENT SPECIAL OFFER , ., r. C. OfeertaaeVr *K*&XS ence !«. Whitney. i The company, Montnouth bounty Other members nf the hoard of etlstilhutor for Sacony-Varuum oil Munition are ,Tnhn ,T. Ryan, viee and Torrid Heft automatic heatlnir, president, and tteorfe Behn, Leon to Untii StiilM ha« added five trucks in the orig- A. Wnltt. Edward Pliinkett, Gepr«e Titrm • fmtnmt inal two purchased, according to B. Johnson. Chnrles A. Quaeken- Mr. Oberlander and Mr. Falli, of- bush. OrraM Rrcander and Lsola $jQm*» ficers of the corporation, who for- V. Westendmf. 0. Gordon Behn merly were associated with Rollo ia district clerk. Trucking corporation of Keyport. Members of Ihe graduating class were Amelia Andrus, John Arm- AvtoNllih ' The property, located at Herbert strong, Kdwnrd Bihaud, Barbara iPPW CiHaV VMMf rtmtt •nd Leonard *ts., comprises a main Bohn, Elltihrth .tans Booth, Carol office building with a five-room Borqulst, Wlllitim Boyd, Anthony apartment on the aecond story, M Buccl, Mao Burton, Barbara Cam- koea);3 a»oiolato«e.Anil. jtarage for five truck/- at the rear eron, Diane Carhart, Virginia Cas- PAYI *vhere Red Bank Block company, a key, Qenevisve Ctrwinski. Ronald ;«emenl block factory, la located In Chrlstmnn, Jnmes Pfan. Peter Do- WITCH IMNOHIOMI addition to the garage of the E. E. dlg", Raymond Fleming, Roa;er Oar- McC'omiirk coal company. dells, O»ro! Gillen, Frfderlek URMNIBAVI aWM f#e* Hufhei. Any ChIM v» t* II y,,n •M •ll«ibl«. John Jackson. Frank Johnson, Fairy Tales to Be William Kirk, John Kmak, Rohert a« sMsk Me laa. Oaw be*. Staged June 29-30 Lamont, John Lamp, Joan Law, «*a«. ^ Lois LeComte, James Maddeiena, eMsCOMIIIt WMIT COW0N«J • ASBUBT PARK - Penthouse •ALT TAtLITS William Mallnka, Rarhara Martin, r aim ftBM.ti jroduction of New York la hrlng- Robert Mergner, Frank McNamm- | | to the state, of the Paramount 1. II, fete*<• nmnMH• IMS 1 ra, Dominic Melicla, Robert Miller, te* aaw. NstNeie eti later here an especially trained Laura Mitterando, Eugene O'Brien, far m ia i IV. IM't npany of professional artists Richard O'Brien, Joan Okelew, IWMM i players for their world-re Henrlk Petersen, Kathleen Pres-

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T-14,from Brother Amiaa, F. • C, head- ELECTRICAL IID IANK of agricultural research on a con-by the Royal Netherlands academy st the shore city convention hall inuincr basis. of science to Dr. WakMiaa. Thia were made at a recent aaeetiag of saaster, at the ttth coanastaceneat exercises last Thursday of La t Roofinc of ill Ida* • C*«Nrtt www air Dr. William I. Myers, dean u< ag- is the Leeuwenhoek med»l, award- Monmouth County Pomona graaf* riculture at Cornell university, ed every ten years "to the scientist n charge of Georga C. Prosaists. •alto Military sctfeajy, Oakdale, made this assertion at the dedica- who in the preceding ten years During the supper hour a Bower Brother Charies Henry, T. S. C tion of the new agricultural science gained the most outstaning merits exchsnsre was held by the hsase ausfliary provincial of the Christian building at Rutgers university last in the pursuit of the study of mic-economics committee. sVlenwoad 1 Brothers eastern province, delivered week. Dean Myers paid tribute to roscopic beings which were first grange received the attendance he prlaclpal address to the grad- the achievements of agricultural discovered by Antonie Lreuenhock banner. Supper wax served under uates, vka cam* from eight states experiment stations, such as the in 1STS." direction of Fsrningdale grange and Puerta Rica, Cuba, Meiics one at Rutgers and to the leader- Dr. Waksman won the medal for members who "I/O presented the aa« Cost* Rica. Cadet Tfcoatat ship ia agricultural research of Dr. systematic and eiteiuiv* research drill and devotions ** opening fea- M. Neville of Brooklyn waa aaluta- Jacob Q. Upman, in whore, mem- concerning actiKomyccs sr.d the tures. orUn aad Cadet Richard W. ory the building was dedicated. ntibiotics formed by these organ- The Oakhurs* junior orchestra Fraakeaheimer of Malta, If. Y, "Public funds devoted to agricul- composed of ByviMa Thoden, Carl valedictoriaa. tural research and education arc Applegate, Dick Benjamin, Hilda ia reality an investment in public Brown, David tomet, Peter Uantt welfare," the Cornell official .stated. Deputy Reports and Harold Kriekin entertained for "There ia ample evidence to prove Wayside grange. James Reynolds, .that in the aggregate, public funds Lawrence McKelvcy, Chester devoted to agricultural research, sl- Thompson, Sri and Richard Hinclc ToFortMonmouth sang selection*. A sltit, "Millie and ! ways make a generous return on FORT MONMOUTII-Col. Mai the investment. Tillie in New York," was preaented coins R. Kammerer, professor of by Helen Durctak and Mildred Me- "The most spectacular examples military science and tactics at the gill from Atlantic grange. are new varieties of hybrid corn, College of the City of New York, , which have added about 20 percent has reported to the Signal Corps The program was closed with a to the average yield of this major reserve office training corps sum tableau in which Mrs. Chester U. 9. crop in recent years. The mrr encampment, where he will be Thompson, Jr. represented th- sta- annual value of this increased crop tue of Liberty, Chester Thon ,3on, 1 deputy commander. is about Cow * • New Life NEWBOLD HERD FIRST Wiiw Silver Medal SURPRISE STORE FREEHOLD—The herd of Doug- EATONTOWN—A Dorbrook • Colon Revived las T. Newljold of Colt's Neck, man- farm'* registered Jersey cow, aged by Henry Hammond, was Sparking Rush, has earned the highest in butterfat and milk pro- silver medal award of the Ameri- 4^BBBBBBB% BBsl SBBBBBSBSBBV duction in the Monmouth County can Jersey Cattle club for a record Co-operative Dairy Herd Improve- of 1,333 pounds of milk and 333 ment association, Inc., for the sounds of butterfat In SOS days at BATHING SUITS month of May, according to Rich- an age of two years, two months. PERMA-PRESS* ard O. Rice, associate agricultural To.its on the record were made agent. This herd averaged 1,323 under the supervision of Rutgers •TkH b tkt mw matho«] af pounds of milk and 4S.S pounds of university and were verified by the For UK WMe Farih! butterfat for the month. Mr. New-American Jersey Cattle club which If mtkt farmafrr* rttittant t% i*>aH bold also Is owner of the cow that has It." national headquarters In ... Ktidi tha eraaia fefi«ar... makai r, Came w •"*] Mt our hutja talactien of bethinf tuifi for •very produced the most milk with a pro- Columbus, O. The butterfat production achieved by th* cow Is dathai loot n*w agtinl Na wrtra member «f MM family. They're in

MMI. .. With Mmatlonal naw Hydrsjuid* INJOV rtl NflW eOMmOt ... You cant imagin* th* (M BtWI Wlftl TUN NtW SAflfVI It net only i . power Mowing lem-IUthi of the srark is stem for ymi t •f complst* coawiiad this am bind of itaarini giv*. you. fow-Aftht Miht... out atmy timm —hr, too. Takos at* your touch on (n* wheel! Tho littleit lady can park tho In city trtMe . . . aa awkward drivswivs ... in mug tho straia driving ia ruts, aand, snow or rrnii roualfi. B*aB ttMT USTEX SKTS bigsert Chrysler with two Bngm . . . drive all day with WTH* doorway*... »«us«vw fait Mtoring control lik* it off tho road onto s soft ibouldtr, Hydraguida Mfa hsap freedom from ana fatigue) Hlaes I t« 14! your eat Msady with alawst aa asTottl t-pebra fop itjrlt and !••«. shirred froat styles, rrlnt* . aad solid (tawing calors In I leaea. Not in the "lab" but ready to drive now? dlLMETS USTEX SIIT« I to I! 1-pc. aad ^pc. bra to* styles. Novelty frinla la Msorted Chrysler's New Hvdraouide Power Steering? color*. BOYS' USTEX TRMKS SIZES: Small, Mtdlusa. Lane! ',' Brief style with athletic support, dravrstrlns waist and Imttof) flap pocket. Solid colors with white side stripe. LV Jr. BOYS' LASTEX TRUNKS Slses t to at! Brief style with elastic waist. Assorted solid colors aad patterns.

LADIES' Men's Sanforized • Washable

COTTON PINAFORES and This year, for the drtt time on any Ameri- Cotton SUCKS can pauenger car, Chryiler preterits the' SUNBACK MESSES new principle of Hydraguide hydnulk power tbtrini. It's not "in th* future*... if a out on th* road NOW! It it being called the most important automotive achieve- 9.79 ment since the development of the eelf starter. People who try it—even after Made to Sell •fa pr. hearing about it from friends—art com- 1for 2.98! pletely surprised and delighted at the I* Muare percales, guaranteed washable. Handsomely styled, carefully tailored, full-cut totally new ease and control Hydraguide Plaids, prints, stripes; with fanrjr trims. Sices and roomy. I'lalda and check* In assorted colors. Slses Si to 42. gives them at the wheeL It ia regular equip- It to 44. ment on Crown Imperials, optional at eitra cost on other Imperial and New Yorker WORK CLOTHES HEADQUARTERS models. Your Chrysler dealer invites you to try it for yourself. CHRYSLER %eSURPR\ SEftore fulfil titfliimnd cui in At worid ' STORE OF 1001 BARGAINS MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS 8 BROAD STREET RED BANK MONEY BACK GI/ABANTEE • No Bed Tape In Maklni Adjustments 141-43 WIST FRONT STRUT RR 6-0717 RID RANK, N. J. BED BASK BEO1STEI, JUXE SI, 1951

wh# *ett elaMN wiH fc« tvauaact 1* Ohl *t*ea tin, lead or other corresponding »ubstajiccs as the bonding WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Old MakM Way lor the New the fall. IbgiatratiM f,r aay civil ttonahan Conducts defeat* fuaetioa *r far the clasae* Fur Haven Min agent, and when they ar« employed it M »«r mm w sur -w« on EVEBTTMHTO »• . may fc* aceonipllthsX at borough in accordsnee with his practice, hall daily Iwtwcea t a. m. and aooa there occur*, an alloying of the in- twins csuorsvoic WAS ISCXCOBO ^ 3 Defense Session and 1 aad • p. m., and between Granted Patent volved materials a' thi-ir m/rfaee*. HIGHLANDS — Conducting hi* • a. an. aad aooa Saturday*. Russell ft. Ohl of Fair Havea hat In other wold* the arihorence Is DR. WARREN FOWLER i. irst seseion as chairman of the civil Report* al*s> were heerd from been granted a patent lay the Unit- very etronjf and stahln, rvnn at hlKh Chiropractor defense council since his appoint- Couacilsaaa Charles Hatteabuehler, ed (States patent ofllce on a. "Bond- temperatur--.", anr! of rmrticuiar Im- IN BBOAO IT. ment by Mayor William Fehlhaber chairsaaa tt tha transportation ed Article and Method of Bonding." portance is the fart there is hut was approved by borough council committee; Irviag Parker, public little resistance, to the; passage cf wo week* ago after the resigna- works; Bertram Ferry, wardens; Thi* invention pertain* to im- electric current. j provement* in the method of manu- ion of Col. Robert Johnston, Chief Michael Mende*. puMie health; In the matter of the diamond-rut- i Police Howard Monahan last Joha Ramaadetti, «re; Prank Bo- facturing auch article* aa indua- trial diamond-cutting took* and ting tool* they generally have been | week named Capt. Kyril Parker of lea, coasaiuaicatiaaa, aad Mr*. Blii- made by embedding tho diamond \ LAWN MOWERS the police department, chairman of ahcth Keltae. publicity. certain type* of rectifiers, which •erve to change alternating current particles in metal molrls formal of j the defense group's police commit- one of the ordinary haid Ffildore. ' tee, the chief* former post. to direct current. The. formation of these devices requires special bond- »uch aa nilver. However. s\irh a pro- i Chief Mnnahan announced the ing operation* which heretofore, cedure create* only a etipernnal distribution of air raid warning Hockey according to Mr. Ohl, hav* net bond, and when the tool is used as i bulletins from Waddell ave. in the RUafSON-Joha U. Nle* ef keen entirely aatiifactory- uw or abtHsive the diamonds I borough'* upper sectiton to Gravelly Orange) waa hired ta replace) Krau- frequently work lon*e, p'nduring a St., in Water Witch and along part* t-Is H. Hockey, who wa* recalled In the case of the rectifler*, (hey rhstir-r whirh i-"«n"" •'•ni^'ime'? in i of Bay ave. Boy Scout* of troop 25 to the army in March, aa principal usually compline a wafer of silicon brcakafra of this ehaip cutting; RED 1ANK will assist in completing the dis- of tha Lafayette *tr**t school at a or germanium (a cryartalline metal tc<«. > tribution, according to the chief, of conaiderablx hardness) that is meeting Wednesday night of last l.'nder the process of Mr. Ohl's who said borough residents may week of the board of education. bonded to a suitable hue. This obtain bulletin* at borough hall. In Mr. Nies aad Mr*. Ana R. Raid, bond (hould not only be mechanic- invpntion the dijmonds an' niixml | HAND 6-13S2 urging the participation of all citl- who wai hired to teach the fourth ally atrong but it should offer as with powdered silicon or the like, ! len* in the activities of the defense gr*4* at the aasa* ictiaol, will b*g>» little resistance **> possible to the and the man*, thu* produced, Issuh- i council, Chief Monahan announced In sVsptember. flow cf electrical current. However, jected to heat and prossurn jr. a plans for the showing- of motion under th« prior construction*, the id, It In claimed tivit thm ay.s- > YOUK OLD M0W» HAS THADt-IN VALUt pictures on tho effects of atomic According t« Ralph Longstreet, union between the part* ha* brcn tem effecUi a sturdy and rii;id bombing. district clerk, the board awarded a supetAcial one, established at. theunion of the involved elements, a contract ta supply coal to the Certificates for the completion of surface, and a* a consequence, it thereby erTeciineT a durable tool I school* to James A. Ryan of (lea that, la rapahle of hard usage with- home nursing course* have been Bright on a bid of HIM a ton. has taken only a relatively email MERM7T liWM MOWER SHOP presented to ten women, according mechanical force to cause an undc- ut breaking down. I to reports made by Mrs. Dorothea Negret* ara believed ta hav* eirable separation ef them. Thi* patient has been assigned to j 24 MECHANIC ST. RED IANK. N. A Johnson and Mrs. Kathleen Derby, lived in Africa lince 10.000 • , c. To overcome thi* Ilmitition Mr. Bell Telephone. laboratories, Inc.

Tlw *M HMM» IMHM M tfpw it—4 it. it b*i*Mj torn Wf RHfM P8fM#T* m Mfllf rMpffMMt t9 ffiW W#y Wf ?W tup* nurto tf 41M feftwfty itarti. Tlw MtttrMt for ffct MW But L------J-J i- AX. Uar^d A *-*—-a-l-i. nav vvvn ajw#rvvai >v »ISBJ nvrwai n§ nwivajrtwNvri wm* OUR PRESCRIPTION 1} tr—4 it Parts* trctftm *f RWMM •*• rtmwi'if tit* Aal BBBAaVaVamABAaw aWtf in pvr%nvvw my M DIPARTMINT CARRIES A COMPLETE GARBAGE "•£» WBH DRUGS CANS Award • OaLHw For Thomas Pizzo mBBHOLD—Thomai Piuo, M, 9t of Herbert it., Red Bank, wa awarded a llfSOO settlement laj Wednesday In an auto accident sui atalMt John F. Fleming of King* highway, Middletown. Anthony J. Caprioni, 21, of South *t, Red Bank, a plaintiff in the p- aam* (Ult, accepted H.B00 a* a set tlement just after the case opened Tuesday afternoon. County Judge John C. Oiordano heard the case, The accident occurred Dec. I o Locuat Point rd., Iliddletown. Piiio aldKE and Caprioni were two of thrc palsenger* in the car driven by Fleming. They were returning from Keanaburg to Rumaon when the car trashed Into a tree on a turn as Fleming attempted to pas* an other car. t represented by Vlncen J. McCue and Benedict Nicosia o the law firm or Qutnn, Dorcmus, McCua * Ruaiell. He «ufTered in Juries which included a fractured jaw, face acara and lots of three teeth. He now I* undergoing plastic surgery. The tenement i cache wai 113,000 to Piuo and $3,500 to his father, Mick Pixxo. Caprioni wu represented by Ed TOMWILDCRSPIN mund J. Caniona of the law Arm of Paraon*. labrecque, Canzona £ >

The following summary was prepare* from the report of audit for the calendar year l»50 as submitted by Elmer U, SUvens, C.P.A. Registered Municipal Accountant, and i» hereby puh'tihtd at required by K.S, 4U:4>£. The audit retort is on flic in the office of the Clerk, and may be inspected during business hours by any interested person. l'KED L. AYKRS, Clerk, Borough of Little Silver, N. J 3c TOOTH PASTE COMBINED COMPARATIVE 9ALANCE SHEET '. Bee. 31 Dec. 586 TOOTH BRUSH 1930 Cash .: : I BO.781.99 mm U. S, Government bonds 12,400.mi Invcstmcnti »,HtM T.0K.4I Taxes receivable * ft,7S4..j:l 1J.41U.7 Tax title and assessment lleim .1,401.12 T 8-INCH Property acquired by tax title lien liquidation • 8,000.00 8,000.1.11 Accounts receivable • 401.10 395.LM Deferred charges tn tucceediig year's revjnues 1,000.00 DoniaioR total Assets _._ «t2S.0a5.97 LIABILITIES, RESERVE!) AND SURPLUS ~~~~~~~ Appropriation reserves « 9 a.OSS.SC S.94S.33 Accounts payable and other liabilities ~ a,oaa.«.~> :i.*H.-,h Statutory and special fu"ds « 8.744.20 7,453.18 Total liabilities I 18,753.71 I 1«,»23.7S Reserves for certain assets rece; /able 22.0S6.rtft 23,fiN4.12 Surplus „ S3.IIS.21 74.230.S3 LINEN Total Liabilities, Reserves ana Surplus t7i3.aS5.97 1114,647.53 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND SURPLUS STATIONERY REVENUE!! l»S0 1S4S Surplus revenue appropriated 9 9,AOO.OO S Current revenue ICash basl«( 1SS.7S0.IS 1S9,«3».«O Total revenue l:oj,2SO.ll EXPENDITURES Appropriatton»-budgal anil emergency I as.sss.oa I 18,217.00 Local school tax ..„.. S5.79S.HO 4I.7S5.J5 County tax „..,.. , 42,111.11 40,1*4.82 Over-expenditure of appropriation reserve 84.58 Total txpendltuies SURPLUS (rom operation _ t 14.Stt.5S ADD: Unexpended balances ef prior war's appropriations I.I0S.2A 702.25 MUM ••• Ht Int»rfunds rtturnid 2O2.JO 105,59 Liabilities cancelled SS.S4 st.ss 3^ff4-69Hi Amount tiiti to surplus revenue , Add I Deferred charges In abova expenditures (Incurred currently)

SURPL'RPLUI 3 REVINUI •ALA•"XE—JanuarN y 1 Sub-total Less, appropriated la current budget

RECOMMENDATIONS Beptste* (rom previous audits, That dot license funds ke turned our to the Municipality aad State promptly *s required by statute, ltIO Recommendations'. That deposits be made promptly by tha Magistrate. That remittances of lines and costs bs made to the Municipality and County en er befora tha loth of tha month (a required. That a cash book, as required by tha Administrative Director of Courts be Installed, CERTIFICATION I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined the hooks and words of tha - BOROUGH OF LITTLE 81LVER, COUNTY or MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY for ths year endad December SI, 195", that the examination was made In ac- •1.00 HAIF ANfceu:; eordaoia with generally accepted auditing standards applicable under tha elreum- stance*; and In accordance with tha riquirementa of the Division of Local Gov- ernment of the Department of tha Treasury. I FURTHER CERTIFY that I have reported or commented upon "any error, omission.,ift«gul»rltr, violation of law. dlicrtpancy or other non-conformity to RRUSNEi the law*'<*«md during the course of the examination 1 and where detailed audit lewanmswiissis ^•1H-BA • ^^,^^A « ef any accounts or transactions was not mads, 1 have by examination or tast, MM satisfied mtMlf aa to tha aneuiaey of ths woik of tha issponslbls officials) and k |«»U T|3! I «.,|.e> MH% l*\W,£°J.t;i»lu-eh»".!l!!ln""onl or '•"' D' aPP'oprleU comment. I FURTHER CERTIFY that the bslancs sheets and ssvcral supporting state, ments present a trus statement of tha financial position of ths municipality for the fiscal year under audit and in my opinion constitute a proper report on the audit nf the account* as determined from tha books and records submitted to »• supplemented by personal Inquiry and Investiti SI,

tit and paiit and sorrow because of RED BANK REGISTER hougbtle«sue«». A iwimmer tries to go out HOW IONO CAN WI FRO IMS GUY ? LETTERS FROM I EVENTS OF YEARS ust that inu w. HAMY rcxwixoroN. ru>t ••**. oop, Thlbili- sentence for all fix men.) the pastor, Rev. William B. Matte- five-day trip at Washington. Tho tta« for tF*o*raphie«.l error* in sdverUi-em«nti>, but will r#- II iitlier times, we a« individuals have not The verdict has relieved New Jer- •rtet last part o( an .rivertl.tmrM in whick £h* typograf*. sey from the disgrace of this son. Edward 8. Allaire, Albert S. trip cost $300 and tk* moaty wa* Mtat last M Miller and James Throckmorton of wtw nan. M notify tk« he right (<• deprive our country of our- "Northern Bcottsboro" case; at the raised by profits float th* sal* of •rkicb occsr. Red Bank were the ushers. flower and vegetable plants by th* istal- selvw. Yet, already tliia year, the traffic same time, it i.-: u severe indictment against the actions of the Trenton Miss Minnie Levine, daughter of pupilt grown by the pupils in th* ••tieViMios friMi In Advance. Ona rear 13.Oil >ia police and the prosecuting officials greenhouse on the school grouads. ISM; tat«* monthi. II SO: alnsl* copy. 7 centa. iileiit toll Maud* up a sharp ten per cent Mendel Levine of Keyport, was of Mercrr county, who wore quite married to Ijsaac Leo Shapiro of Making the trip were Oeorge Dan- beast •••air cnW.. - _) B»cond Clua Mett-r at ttw rort- higher than lu«t year'*. Alt other forms u( content, in fact did all in their pow- gler, Irving Wright, Douglas Ed- N. /, win taa Act •( Marca a, 187*. er, to have four innocent men die New York at a ceremony performed SET0»Ed Sa»k. HIM-Men i« also are Roaring. There is so much at New York by Rabbi Mojcowitc. wards, Alfred Edward*, Orria Ionic, for a crime they never committed. Thosaa* Oill, Walter Nooae, Jaae* talk about preserving the American way of All organizations and individuals Mi** Kilti* Wells, daughter of THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1981 who helped to achieve thU verdict Mr*. Margaret Well* of Long Noon, Bradford Ritter, Jeteph Doe- ife and so little apparent effort to spare are to be congratulated for their Branch, kecan* the bride of June* ling, Herbert Brett, Richard Ca*a*» efforts in behalf of justice In the bell, Richard McCermack, RUMSII he lives of American*. R. Bodine, ion of Williaaa BodiM Bennett, Harold Kilma, Ralph Wt Offer Tht Old Utin Proverb true American spirit. Personally. I of the same place. The ceremony am convinced that the two men took place at the Star of the Sta Pease, Henry Eigenrauch. Joseph Let's take this holiday of ours, enjoy found gulUv are as innocent as the Unhart and Edward Ryan. They This li the time of the .year vlieu home what we can of it, he exceedingly proud of others, and I truM on appeil their church and was performed by Rev. were accompanied by their teacher, conviction will be reversed. W. P. Cantwell. Frank D. Posten. newspapers throughout the nation give our national heritage, give a thought to the Very trulv yours, Miss Anna May Xcttel, daughter much apace to commencement exert!*** of Mr*. Besse Strasburgcr. of Mellin tbttel of North Loag William Mustoe, a member of tho sacrifice our boys in Korea are making for Branch, wa* marritd at the Metho- Red Bank police force, was appoint- their high school*, both public and parocb- ach of us, and give ourselves, our neigh- dist parsonage at that place to ed county d«tective to All th* va- ill, and to like inptunct'N at preparatory 4-HJfew», James Cook, son of Jeuc B. Cook cancy caused by th* ntigMtioa Of bor* and the stranger a chance to be on of Monmouth Beach. Rev. T. S. Jacob B. Rue. schools aud institutes of higher learning deck July 5. We had the second of our county Hammond performed the ceremony. George Leddy, eon of Harry Led- There has IK'OII no nation wide niiiipiliitinn d'llry jiitltfinj; contests over at the . At the election of the Alumni sc- dy of Prospect ft., completed his of the number of st intents who bave received KnowYoarGoveranent Adeiphia dairy farm Saturday nf- lociation of the Red Bank public course of law study at Georgetown What Or Tools Do You Have? Editorial Views ;crnoon. Mr. William McCarty, school, Joseph Blatedell was elected university and expected to locate their coveted diploma* and are now entering 1 Cheek ••> TM mann^ci of the farm, not only gave president, Edward fl. Allaire, vice with a law firm in Newark in the the wide open spaces on the first leg of the People fttill lift a chuckle out of tin IIoat of the real property enjoy- II< the freedom of the barns, but president, Clifford Patterson, secr«- Fall. preparation* early motorist* u»eri to make ing tax exemption in New Jersey Of Other Papers WHS pood enough to help u» pink Norma Lan*, two-year-old daugh- Daniel Herbert of Carmen pt. was journey of life on their own. aoon will be checked by local ut- nut the classes to be judged. We ter of Mrs. Florence Lane of Fair laid up with a crushed foot, th* re- before Netting out on an extended trip in nad H very nice turn out of club mit of being struck by a rock while Among the many IIIOIIHUIMIH who have (esaors under terms of the newly- NOT BY YKAIIM A WINK tary and Miss Julia Aul, treasurer. the early automobile*. Today'* cars are *oadopted gailber Act. members tind leaders. Fifteen rlub Haven, was playing near the dog working at Highlands for Robert bad due mention in their home newspaper*} lierfcct I lint Hiii-h precaution* are iinneee* The booklet, "financial Statistic! Pension planet often assume arbi- members judged; and all four of kennel at that place when she was Findley, a sidewalk contractor. nearly 600 have been grntlliutrd tki* June of New Jersey Municipalities," pub- trarily that all people aro "old" at the dairy clubs of the coUkty wert severely bitten by one of the dogs. Mr. and Mm. John H. Cook of nary, sometime*. lished by the New Jeraey Taxpay- some specific calendar age—60, 69, represented. Dr. A. A. Armstrong cauterised the Maple ave., left for a trip of *«v- from the public and parochial achook o or 70, depending on how well- wounds. eral weeks through Cuba, Canal Hecently n member wrote the AAA An ers Association, gives lome idea of Ananced the plan Us. Thank* to MM Leader* Bed Bank, Rum«on, Middletown towiiRhtp, the ailounding amounta of tax free Both the cluh members and I William Peck of Atlantic High- Zone and Costa. Rica. totnoblle Club of Central New Jersey with property in New Jnrtey. ThU shows Older people tometlmrs bitterly lands, engineer on the steamboat Janet Douglass Hendrickeon of Atlantic Highland* and Keyport. The Reg reacnt compulsory retirement at want to publicly express our sin- that by l»50 all tax-exempt prop- cere thanks to you club leaders William V. Wilson of Port Mon- Wallace st, graduated from Ely a lint of suggefttion* as to what he thought erty, both real and personal, wa< same arbitrary age, and the time is mouth, was badly scalded while re- school at Greenwich, Conn. She later join* with the relatives and friend* in coming when pr»pcr and dignified and 4-H parents who so willingly should be. carried in an automobile on a valued at nearly one and one-half disrupt your own personal sched' pairing a leaky valve on the boat'* was one of the honor students and extending congratulation* to the gradu 1 hilllnn rfnltari Tht' l» almost nnf- ways will be found to use their tal- boiler. received four awards at the com* long ifi.M trip, The member was serious ulcs in or.ifr t« trsn-port r!» and wishes for them continued success in flfth the value of all assessed prop- is in pruiiuetlve wink itin ivlicu The (loops of William DennU of meneement exercises. erty In the at ate. It reprenentg an they cannot stand the continuous members to those dairy judging and hi* Migge*tlon« are good. enntcsts. 1 don't bave to tell you Port Monmouth, and Albert Run- More than 40 persons attended a their further undertaking*. Increata of more than 300 million grind a younger person can. yon of Belford, raced from New sociable and card party given by Here'* hi* li*t, a pair of coveralls, large dollan ilnce 1W0. Employment agencies see applied that dairy judging would be im From the time they tirnt entered schoo possible if you didn't make the York to Port Monmouth. Runyon* the Woman's club of River Plaza harsher nnd more arbitnuy limits boat had a start of about three min- at Mrs. Harry Gardner's, piece of oil cloth, two flashlights, an nuto Under the new law, municipal tax yet—50 i« "old" for a man in a effort to see tint the 4-H judges nntil they ivere banded the certificate which nt th utes, but Dennis finished about that Miss Amelia A. Carton, who wa*. jack that works, a tire wreuck that litft, a auteuor* prior to next October 1, production Job in Industry, 35 for are on hind » different dairy much ahead- •bowed that they had completed in a satis- will obtain an initial ttatcment womnn. The new w.tr hoom dents farm* when- the,contests are held. employed as a bookkeeper at th* block of wood, a screwdriver and a pair of from property owner* (bowing their Benjamin Kchanck, who worked Sigmund Eiiner company factory factor; manner the eour*e of itudy pre (h?«e ciuel limits some, aj tin: last Clifford Wirdfll of Neptune in the Belford post office was con- at Red Bank, waa enjoying her va- pliers. If the driver is wearing good clothes, right to the exemptions they claim. one did, but only while the help brought the member* of th* Way scribed by the whool or iustitution which Thereafter each year, the atraaior sidered (he crack bicycle rider at cation at Chicago. the coveralls conic into play. The oil cloth shortn)!* lasts. .Inn discrimination aide, club, and was the official that place and he expected to en- A ttory, Written by Evelyn Wye* they attended, their school life in the larger will obtain from owner* of newly la a handicap not only to racial and judge for tho day. Mrs. Harold ter the race* to be held at Atlantic can be protection if for' any reason the exempt property the initial atate- reli^ioua minorities, but also to Pntter of Imlayatown brought the koff, 11-ypar-oM daughter of Ken* percental* of attendance was made posiible ment and from owners of previous- Highlands over the Fourth of July. neth M. Wyckoff of Lincroft, sp- driver must kneel or lie on muddy or wet handicapped persona and to poisons judges of the Upper Freehold Dairy peared in an Issue of the New York by tlM fact that their parents or guardians ly exempt real property a further whose catendar age docs not (It the club; John E. Cherel brought the Mlta Sadie DttpreauK of Locust ground. •tatement reporting any change In pro .Indices of employers. members of the Wall Dairy club; Point, took a position a* bookkeep- Herald Tribune, The story dealt WCN able to permit them to have the 12 long use. Exemption! of peraonal prop- William Swain of Firmlngdale and er In J. O. Oiookea and company's with an Indian legend and th* The new movement to provide grocery (tore at Atlantic Highlands. One flashlight is for working at night erty at well a* those provided un- Otto Elnsledlcr of Colt's Neck young lady received $2 from th* years of school life and of a shorter term der veterans law* are excluded group recreation for older people Is A handicap shooting match was newspaper for her literary endesv* and the second is to be used as a warning slanted primarily at the retired— brought the members of the Free at the schools of higher learning. from provialona of the act. hold Dnlry club. The last tour of held at the Riverside gun club for or*. to oncoming traffic. The block of wood tho«e 65 and up—but as a member an umbrella given by Jacob Kridel. While catching for the Holtadel To toe majority of those referred to It It believed that some property of one Dee Molne* "Golden Age the leaders did the (coring of the Borden Hance, Jr., who had 21 should be about a foot square aud two Club" put it, anybody wearing bi- contest right there, so the club baseball team, in a game with the above, there were no real hardships on the continues on exempt Ilitj even extra target* a* a handicap, was Red Bank fire department, John Inches thick. It will be handy to make a though th* purpose for which tax focals may come. members knew who the winners the winner. Jeffrey received a bad cut «n hi* park of the family to keep their children in •wmptlon was originally granted In moit previous civilisations, dis- for the day were before they left base for the jack if the ground is soft. It Is At a tournament held at Free- hand, known aa a "split" M • re- school but there were others, as we know, may have changed. The new act ease and violence killed off all but the farm. hold, Albert L. Ivln* of Red Bank, sult of a thrown ball. Th* flesh wa* very essential that your jack works, and the should help clarify the ttntua of the hardiest by the age of 40, and FKOJNM auk •>••• made a clear score, breaking all his laid open to the bone and the in* wkoaa pannta were hard pressed to give such property. It may return con- the rare survivor* were honored The Freeehold Dairy club still SO targets. Jury was attended to by Dr. J. D. lug wrench la the right sice. The screwdriver siderable municipal valuations to leaders nnd counselors. Our civili- their offspring this proper schooling or Us productivity, thua "bringing has a firm hold on first place after While riding her bicycle home Ely of Marlboro. and pliers can be used for many quick jobs. sation, though run mostly by people the second of the five contests to from Red Bank, Mr*. Gilbert H. Mrs. Emma R. Morford's SO-aer* thOM apon whoa* own Initiative and hard some meaiura of relief to all tax- in their 60's, tend* to deprecate The screwdriver is also essential for remov- payer!. he held this year. Jimmy Maghan Worthley of Little Silver waa farm at Shrewsbury, was bought work made the grade against many and If possible to deny age. In the of Freehold was tho Individual win- thrown from her wheel when she for $51,500 by three resident, of ing the hub caps of most automobiles. In introducing th* measure at the never-never world of movlon and n*r for the d»y again. I say "again" •truck a bumpy section of the road. Middlesex county for development obstacle* 1M1 session of the Legislature, As- advertisements, the- ideal is Z0 and because those of you that follow She sprained her left arm and purposes. The new owner* wer* Maj they never forget the opportunities May we add that you include a good semblyman Samuel 8. Saltier ex- the maximum 40, and people try this column will recall that he was bruised her side. Harold G. Hoffman, mayor of South strong tow rope. plained in a (tatement on the bill: (trcnuously to ape this pattern. also the high man In the first con- A military euchre party «u held Am boy, Morgan F. Larson of Perth they had la their school days juit past and "A tremendous amount of real We ought to bo getting mature test when they Judged Guernseys in the towit hall tor the DtneQt of Amboy and Astemblyman Thomas estate in New Jersey enjoys tax ex* enough to etop tearing and hating over at Hominy hill. Last Saturday th* Red Bank public library and L. Hanson of Perth Amboy. fully appreciate the efforts on the part of old age, and to aee it realistically Jimmy was first on Jerseys and A Word to Boat Owners •mptlon. It wa» never Intended M women attended. Mr*. Haliey Herbert L. p f MiddUtowa their parents and taxpayers to give them that real property be exempt from and humanly. We can see that It Is tied for fourth on Holsteln*. I'd Wllcox of Asbury Park managed ctat o The Third Coast Guard district, which not a guarantee of wisdom, as the say he's doing pretty well for his village, was building a large nous* •offlathing which can not be taken from taxation merely because It was the affair and she was ably assisted on King's Highway *a*t of Middle- owned by a non-profit organisation ancients thought; nor an obstacle first year of judging. by the members of the library as- is responsible for security in local waters, to progress, aa our fat hen thought; town village center for bis own oo* thea—their education. which was otherwise exempt from Walter McCann of the Wall Dai- sociation. cupaney. has been alarmed at an increasing number taxation. If Its usci art proper, It and that it need not be a personal May they sense deeply the value of th tragedy. If we go at it right. ry club was necond for the day, Frank Bryon of Red Bank, died Charles D. Co-lie* sold TO aeri* of boat explosions that, it says, keep on is within the intendment of the Otto Einsiedler of the Freehol- . .d - of lockjaw at Long Branch ho*- wordi of the Latin proverb "Opportunity State Constitution and th* law that The first thing we need to learn of his farm at Eatontown to an club and Roland Wardell of the pltal. Th* week previous he had Asbury Park syndteat* for 110,600 threatening the lives of sportsmen. the improvement and th* land on I* that old age Is not a bureau- Wayside club wer* tied for third. been playing with • number of his has hair in front bnt behind she is bald cratic category with sharply denned which WM to b* divided into homo The Coast Guard passes along a list of which It is situated be exempt. If, From 11:30 In the morning until companion* whan he stepped on a •ite*, If yon aeiie her by the forelock you may however, valuable land or building! limits. Th* very question "How old two In the afternoon, they judged rusty nail and the Injury wa* behold her bnt if she chances to escape, no information to boat owners which we pra> are unused for a long period of I* old?" Is absurd and Insulting. five ctames of Holitttnt and five lieved at first to be of a minor na- Mis* Carolyn Jettaffk* of ifaU- sent here in the hope it will be studied, time, or are Improperly used for Remember Oliver Wendell classes of Jerseys. Those of you, ture. Frank waa 14 year* old and wan and Lawrence A. Whalea of Jupiter hlmielf can catch her again." purposes not otherwise constituting Holme*, sitting on the Supreme both young and old, who have done the son of Daniel Bryon of West Tenntnt wer* married at St. Joo* thereby preventing needless accidents. •exempt usage' within the Intend- Court of th* United States till he any dairy judging know the young- Front *t. Young Bryon wa* th* •ph'i church at Keyport by Riv, The advice: ment of the law, they should be re- was 91, and (according to devout sters were really working. You second boy to die of lockjaw with- Joseph A. Linnane, Hi|Uu«V Grew Tag a Nice Gesture turned to th* ratablei and thus re- legend) looking out the window at also know that many classes just in a week, William S. Baker, Jr. of William R, Bailey of Waverry pt. Equip all motors with flame arrestors lieve other taxpayer* and serve as a pretty girl in the spring and sigh- about eliminates the element of Lelghton av«, having passed away was to entertain flve Red Bank men If yon happen to see a green tag on you so that the danger cf engine backfires will a stimulus to private enterprise and Ing, "Oh, to he 80 again!"-Dei luck. also aa a result of stepping on • at the Oarfleld-Orant hotel at Long business generally. Th* required Mollies Register. rusty nail. Branch to pay off aa election bet.' ear while visiting the Highlands, it will be Tomorrow the contest move* Th* winners of the treat w*r« SV be reduced. •tatement will provide the factual over to Forsgate farm* In James- Stephen H. LeQuler, principal of basis for itudy to accomplish thli GARRISON ICELAND mer Dey, William O'Brien, Oaborn placed there if you have violated the law Install ventilating pipes to each corner end." burg, and I'll plan to post you on the Tinton Fall* public school, took E. Harrison, Howard Cole and Fred The tag reads "You have violated the low. Iceland I* being garrisoned again. the results In next week'* cotamn. a summer position a* room clerk at H. VanDorn. of the engine room with blower or exhaust Again by American forces, again at Beef Club Give* to 4-H Camp the Monmouth hotel at Asbury Please co-operate with ua in our attempt tc th* invitation of the Iselandic Gov- Mrs. George W. Hardy, Mr*. C. vents, I attended the June meeting of Park. Mel Johnson. Jr., Mr*. Ella John* Potato Marketing ernment, but this time under the Gilbert Reeklen, an employee at make our streets not only safe, but convert Arrange the overflow gas line so it will Atlantic Pact, which Iceland signed. th* Upper Mnntnouth Beef club son, Mrs. Pitman Johnson, lira. Conuiaillee Reflects the .other night and was delighted the First National bank, was spend- Robert Hennesiey, Mrs. Edna lent An officer has taken your license nun* run over the side of the boat instead of into A token force of Army, Navy, and ing hi* two weeks' vacation at the FREEHOLD — Stanley M. Orr Air Force personnel ha* arrived by to receive their $30 contribution for Cunane, Mrs. Evelyn Meyer* and ber and a repetition of this offense will the state 4-H camp. They plan to Thousand Island*. Mr*. Mary Crelghton, all of High- the bilge. of this borough has been re-elected plane at Reykjavik, and the garri- William Pope of Llneroft, took result in a court summons. Your aprticulm chairman of the New Jersey Potato son Is expected to expand. see first hand where their money lands, went to Niagara Falls on a Keep a constant check on wiring and is going. Every member of the employment driving the Rumson id. railroad excursion over th* week* Marketing committee, which Is The Communist world, no doubt, bakery route for Child Bros, of offense is checked below." repair any that ia defective. charged with th* responsibility of club is going to camp with the end, I* already crying "Occupation!" rest of the county on July 9-14. Red Bank. The card then lists a number of possibl administering the marketing agree- And we can expect that Pravda and Wmiam E. Weit, ion of Chart** Install a shutoff valve on gas lines near Eighteen girls and seven boy* Frederick Louis Hlrachey, a Free- West of Keyport, lost thri* tool of violations as "on wrong side of street; ob- ment and order for th* potato In- Its like will be aJklng what dif- hold carpenter, died of complica- the carburetor. dustry of th* state. Mr. Orr oper- ference, If any, 1* there between are going to be the first club mem- tion* at the Long Branch hospital his right foot when h* fall under a structing lire plug; obstructing crosswalk Place the storage battery in a ventilated ates a large potato farm on the Russian soldiers In Poland and bers from Monmouth county to en- at the age o/ 63. His wife and four freight train at Long Branch. A outskirts of Freehold, and also Hungary and American troop* in joy the state 4-H camp. I'm a lit- children survived him. brakeman on the train, th* accident obstructing driveway; motor running; i lead-lined box to prevent the possibility of grow* cannery tomatoes and small Iceland. ts» disappointed because we could occurred about 10 minutes before restricted area; car not properly lighted grains. In addition to his work on have taken 30, but I'm sure of on* John T. Longstreet of Spring St., his day's work would ha«* finished. short circuits. thla committee, Mr. Orr is active Well, there U a great deal of dif- thing—the 25 that are going are died of Bright'* disease In his 47th ference, as a glance at history will year after an Illness of several Mrs. John O'Brien and her daugh- car parked wrong; obstructing another ca Better, said the Coast Guard: "Boat In civic and agricultural organisa- going to have a swell time. ter Mrs. Katharine A. Matter, both tions throughout Monmouth county. reveal. American Marine* landed months. He was unmarried and and parking overtime." owners sincerely interested in seeing that In Iceland in July, 1941, and other survived by three sisters and two of Spring st, were visiting Mr*. All other officers were re-elected. forces followed, to secure that Concentrated Milk brothers, namely, James Longstreet, O'Brien's son, John O'Brien of Chi* With the thousands who visit Highland! their boats are properly protected need only cago. Among other Monmouth county atrategic island against the threat Given New Rating William Longstreet and Mrs. Alice by auto during the summer, the boroug to request the Coast Guard Auxiliary to member* are Howard P. Story, A. of German seizure. On that oc- Strickland of Red Bank; Theophllus Members of the Red Bank district could reap a harvest in collecting flnei J. Holland and Thomas J. Maloney casion President Roosevelt con- FREEHOLD-Concentrated milk Longstreet of Long Branch and staff of the Prudential Insurance make an inspection. The auxiliary will tell of Freehold. Among alternate mem- veyed this promts* to the Icelandic for fluid consumption ha* been de- Mr«. David Patterson of Asbury Co., gave a farewell testimonial din- from first offenders as is done by nan them what is wrong and how they can best ber* of the committee are Henry people: clared a class I product In an Park. ner at'the Smoke Shop Tavern for municipalities. However, the Highland Croaa of Holmdel, William B. Dur- * Immediately upon the termin- amended federal milk marketing Mis* Ellen 8. Allgor of Eaton- James J. Qulgley who had been correct it." yea of Allentown, and Ernest F. ation of th* present International order. E. J. Perry, extension dairy- town, died of paralysis at the age of transferred to the newly created Police, department by their adopted gree Need more be said? Tark of Battlefield farms, Freehold. emergency, all auch military and man at Rutgers university, calls at- 57. Born at Eatontown, she had Asbury Park district. naval force* will be at once with- tention to the order, which affects lived all her life In that locality and William O'Brien of Red Bank, tag method is treating the first offenders various Massachusetts marketing WE ABB GENEROUS drawn, leaving the people of Ice- was survived by three sisters and sold his residence property on th* with extreme courtesy and by so doing i After Labor Comes Reward land and their government in full areas. two brothers. They were Mrs. Wil- river shore at Fair Haven to building up good-will for the borough. Th* United Btate* has extended sovereign control of their own Ha mentions It because New Jer- liam Worthley, Miss Mary R. All- Jacques L. Galef of Ntw York for The item in today's issue relative to aid to foreign countries aa follows: territory. sey dairymen are watching con- gor, George P. Allgor and Dewltt $42,500. Congratulations to the Highlands polic Capt. G. Newton McClements' transfer to To the United Kingdom, $5,861,- During the garrisoning period the centrated milk developments with C. Allgor of Eatontown and Mrs. A double wedding took plae* at department and its mayor and council. It' 000,900 line* th* cloeing of World Icelandic Government continued to keen Interest. Before the amended Frank Marshall of Bordentown. St. Joseph's church, Keyport when Korristown, Pa., has only one good feature War II, and $30,387,000,000 during function as usual. Before the end order, came out, the concentrated Henry White, son of Bert White Mi&s Isabell G. Campbell became . «, nice gesture. about it. That is, that he considers his the war. of 1946, all American military and product »•« being mid u CIRSR It of Freehold, wai hanging to th* the bride of Edward 8, O'Hanion France—$2,581,000,000 during th* naval personnel departed, although —for which dairymen recelvo t back of a wagon when be lost his of New York and her lister, Miss superiors have given him a promotion. war, and $3,717,000,000 line* the only the Icelandic Communists had lower price—In direct competition hold and fell to the ground. Before Maud F. Campbell ttecam* the bride Be Dependable Independence Day Capt. and Mrs. McClements hnre la- war. opposed leasing the United States with class I milk. he could get up, Harold McDermott of Joseph L. Neff of Belford. Th* While the world around us throbs wit] Netherlands —$145,000,000 during an air baee. Perry points out that the con- ran into him with his bicycle and brides were the daughter* of Thom- bored hard and well during the nearly sewn the war and $1,021,000,000 since. When the Russians can citt centrated product is being sold in the pedal struck young White on as H. Campbell of Keyport. Rev. anxiety and terrible danger, and our ow truthfully a similar Item from their a few cities in the East. In the cheek, causing a bad wound. Joseph Linnane performed the cer- years here and they have endeared them- Belgium-168,000,000 during the emonies. war and $599,000 sine* 1945. recent history world tension will preparation enough water Is Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Mor- future depends upon each of us standiu selves to tis all. It is unfortunate that the begin to ease. moved from fresh milk by condens- ris, Sr., of Freehold, were leaving John Morris returned to Red ready to co-operate both with our neighbo; captain could not have remained with us Turkey-$35,000,000 during th* —The Christian Science Monitor. ation or evaporation tinder vacuum on tho first of the month for a trip Bank from a six months' visit to war and $259,000,000 since 1945. to reduce the milk to a third of through the Orient. his native country Greece, While and the world, we approach yet auothe to MMJ tlie erection of the new Salvation Canada-$S,600,000 credit. LOST THE PEACE its original bulk,' The concentrate Coroner John T. Tetley was of- there he married a sister of his American Independence day. The Fourt Army building on Rivm-Hide ave., the start- Greece — $79,000,000 during th* Jamea A. Farley, Roosevelt's can' be used either as a substitute fering $20 for a copy of "Old Times partner In the ownership of the war and $1,138,000 since 1945. Warwick In 1932, tells a graduating for cream or enough water can be In Old Monmouth," a book pub- Strand restaurant, William No- of July, since the beginning of our nationa ing of whii'h will begin in a very few weeks. Australia-$17,000,00O chiefly in class that the 1). S. &. won the war added to make a quart of whole lished nearly 20 years previous by glows. history, has been a holiday everybody wauti After labor comes reward. Even if the cieditj. (World War III, but loat the pcucc milk. James 8. Yard, of Freehold, The Mtu Ruth Barton of Washington to celebrate. Sweden—$5,000,000 during th* because F.D.R. was physically and Now mothods of temperature book was made up of historical st.. Red Bank, won first priie as a captain cannot be with us during the con-war and $67,000,000 since 1945, of mentally 111 and fccblo at Teheran and vacuum control r ;antly have clippings which had appeared from non-resident participant in a beauty Somehow, on that day the weather i struction of the building, we' know he haswhich $40,000,000 was in grants. and Yalta. That will probably be improved its flavor and over-all time to time in the Freehold Demo- contest at Matawan. usually right, the time is right and the sit Norway -$31,000,000 during tho tho verdict of history. The Amer- quality, he says. crat and which had been contrib- Red Bank friends of Mr, and Mrs. earned hit* reward in his advancement in war and $193,000,000 since. ican people made their greatest Thirty-one dairy farmers who at- uted to that paper by various Jesae G. Murfltt of River Plaza nation is right for everybody to get out Int the Army's field of endeavor*. Denmark—$176,000,000 since 1945. blunders when they forsook the tra- tended a recent meeting of the writers on old time topics, paid a surprise visit to them on the Ethlopla-«1,000,000. dition established by Washington New Jersey Dairy council In Tren. George West, who worked at Gcr- occasion of their 35th wedding anni- the summer air and ju»t live. The lipnclien To Cuptnin and MIH, MiClemenls and versary. Iceland - $80,000,000 sinoe 1946 and voted a third and fourth i'n.'sl- ton weto given'a taato test to soe brach's hotel at the Highlands, was an? warm and the sea in good and the fu their two rliililri'ii wlio wen; burn here go dentlnl terms. I'liriluulnrly In 1011 If they could tell thu difference bo- found unconscious near the hotel John Sagurton of Shrewsbury sway places beckon, It in vacation tiniu— and $1,000,000 during the war. they invited national disaster when tweon fresh milk nnd the concen- ntnbles ono night, suffering from WHS hurt when he foil from a cher- our best WIKIICS find IIUIV (|,PV IW; m happy India — $163,000,000 during the they put Iho world's destiny In the trate to which water hnd been ndd- severe eye and hack Injuries It was ry tree In his ynrd. Hit leg wna time for fun, in their new home as they have been during war and $45,000,000 since. hands of a dying man. Thfy nrc ed. Nineteen of tho farmers made not known whether the injuries hurt and x-ruye were taken at Long Total-$44,051,aa7,00O, paying for It today In WPOQ and ft. correct. Identification, but 12 were the mult of an accident or Branch hospital to diUrmlnt th* that fan often tods to the 2 t h U assault. exttat Of Wi Injuries, hue, ^ lUoord, - eurx«neyr-Monaouth Aaurlcaa. could not Ull th* diffwMCt. BED BASK BEGIBTEH. JUKE 21, 1951

the national honorary acieatia* ao- MacLevy Studio Crelin Joint ciety, Sigma XI. i. c* LION'S Yale Faculty Gives Lawn Party Bdnuad B. Cretin. Jr., eon ef Mr.Legion Women Hmg Cltmm few the* J9 *ae MacLtvr aaaee etudie af and Mr*. Edmun-: S. Crelin, gr., of lied luk «»vt • law* aartr Sat- Eaet Wegtsidc avo.', who wa* grad- MD IANK 4-lfOO urday far ita Undents and their uated from Yale university June 11 Eleet Officers familiee at Ifeuaouth terrace, Lit- with a PhD. degree in medical ici- Mr*. Harold Ely wa* elected tie "liver. kMM of David H. Weat. ence, haj accepted a position on president of the auxiliary of LEON'S The aroaraai of aiafiaa-. dancing the faculty of Yale university, Shrewsbury post, American Legion, aad dramatics waa ateced •• theSchool of Medicine. at the annual meeting held last CUANfRf . MM CUANttS i OYttS . UUNMUM teaaia eeurU of the property aad Thursday • at the post home on waa atteaded hf Mo peraoas. Riverside ave. Mrs. Tony E. Hunt- A4.74 WMTTI STRUT MO IANK, N. X Mice Lillian Ainsworth, studie ing la the retiring president. meaacer. Invited Dr. Arthur Teich- The new officers will he installed *r, coMtsKlaf cMU BeychelOfM ta by county auxiliary officers at Joint th« NaeLevy oriaaiaatloa, tt give ceremonies with men members of • talk oa the aim* af tha eriaaiaa- I the post Sept. 24 at the Community MTHTS CUSTOM TAIM tiea ia sHtlaf iti curriculum to the "Y" house on Riverside ave. Others over-all development of ita pupils elected were Mrs. George A. Gray MADE TO MEAMJRE CLOTHES Mr. Weat iatredHced lUhart M«it and Mrs. Thomas Hackett, vice •Baa, vlca araeideat ef tha Mat presidents; Mrs. Frank Bailey, sec- «nt «wt rcw m uc bevy dance school*. retary; Mrs. John Hammond, A Magic ahow waa f ivca »y Ml- treasurer; Mrs. Irving Rink, his- m. «m roc CJCUJTT caael West, ana refreahaunt« wera torian; Mrs. Loui* Alatsas, chip- WB OIVB rov served. lain, and Mrs. James Braney, ser- runiKWwnnnin Tha entire profraai waa tl hied aader tha direetioa of Miu During the summer Mrs. Paul ? DECfflEDtV HOT! SPECIALIZE IS ALTEMATIOSS Aiaewofth, aasijted by Mia* Oracls Lanning of Hatlet. and Mrs. Gray Oraeialya, ia eiarfe af ehonof re- of Red Rank will hold informal Tat now fovevnmeflr raautotlont wore not Intended to frtoto HOMf WILDING. pay; Mlaa Ireae Skaaam, la charge card parties In their homes for Iwt, taraar aiown aoymentt arm required. p. •. raowNski 14 af Millie aad vocal ia*tructian, and the benefit of the auxiliarry. The MIM Ulliat Hayes, drematle coach dates will be announced. Wo'ro Bfoaorod to kola your Buildina dollar work e/or+lme fo a«y !TI own way. la TB. H 4-SM3 of recitation* iM monologues. Delegates elected to attend the •ur B4M wooli you'H find two, three «n« four aedrtom houtei ef oil contemporory Tha program waa ai fellawi: state department convention at A llHurli*—atnrlr •"»«r, °|«ii4rt Wildwood, Bept. «, 7 and S, wore •rchittctyral itylei. At oipcrtt, wa con aivo yog con.truction tipt t» uvo yow m K* Kil«r. M»i Au Uat Mrs. Hunting, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. rk«, P»trlci« lUU M Ely, Mrs. Morrell J. Moore, Mrs. money. iol*. "Onlr * Boee," Jo** Maekay. Carl Bremer and Mrs. M. E. Van- Why n«t ttop I* «nd MO ui nmwi Sot your new dome or lufimor eott«f • und«f Flower PaeSM »»d Dane*—K*lkl«n Sauter. Ky erf*ai*s> it*a. VennDanee,, "P*nt-—"Dalit"—Batm—* Arllnnriine. punonDuhm, •rol Duaa. Patricia Jaatlle. Unda aut orda*. Drnn* OURMII, Ana McL*uah> *. K**dra Mitllt*. Uad* tcktack, Caral SIAIOARft Q flMVKfi (kirhraft . _M*e, "Tip TM Tkr*ugk th* Tulip*"—

*..# «!»*•-. . W.naDajrena"—Dlen1.Mu. Lynn Bayea, Daraaa Barnnn, Tadldy Serving the Shore Tel. AS 22620 Hint, Charlan. Inparlal. Ma4elina Krlagar, Mary Ann Mont, Nancy Lum, Jar McMahan. Darlt Van Nott, Paula O'Brlan, Mallada Jan* Bowt, lantlra B"00"0 000 Ogflfl 0 000 0'5'fl'fl'd » ""CaiHarnl*. Ran I Co*wB—UrralM BaclUtlae, "Cttay at Me Bet"—Rot- sr Baikal*"—Cfctrrl I1 aatt, Ella**. BJNfisi . Ale.lt r*«a«,'6lay, CUudl< t •arat_ yei, , lutal a Mttloek, Pat Tanankantoy1 . Pae i"«ik*rtl.r. Mlttl. Wllll.-.. trng. "A Kita la tk* Dark"-t*lri.» Sang, "BvannartlaM"—iJaan Hmlant. DUM. "Coppalla"—Unda, Ektrkardt, Jan* England, Daanna Jokntsn, J«annt Daeate, Margarat Hulick, Varanita MMr> "tt%f. •Valtora* Mere WP*"-WM Bra**, Iran* Hardy, Skalla Ktaraty. Ler. ralaa Uik, Ev* Nawtsn, Bkrkara LoT•^ I4». tendra Bacei. Pkylllt Vittlll. ftclUtlsnt. "Me and Pa Tek* • Rldla* -«arol Minti "Tkt »a»4" CrytUI Mat. ^^ Uke Te»--Ure«tt flehool la Just over and everyone li *o-o lummer-mlnded. D*ne*, "Rseetlr Uk* t*u"—Urette We are up to our ears planning your bsck-to-school ward- ttatkl. Ail* Patarnn, Pst lull*. robes. May aa well give you a little inkling of what's ahead teas and ••*«, "Clncianattl Duetaf oo you can vlsuallae your fall toga, while lolling on the beach Pis"—Carrol Allaire, aebert BeMtjr. Bar. bare Calunl*. Oar. HSVMI. Cka,- la a Robby Len, Sacony or Carolyn Schnurer bathing suit. Lloyd, Katklee* KaufaM, Bin Uui.n, Mtver have we bought auch adorable dreaees for school or - J*a McMak*a> Barker* Murray, Merit aflJee, made of Thomas' goods apot proof, wrinkle resistant taiea, Betta Tletker, Tnaaa lias, Badtstla*. "Tke BlaeUtk"—BlMa Lea- aad la the prettieet plaids. You'll lovo 'om. Will tell you tenla. more about them later. •••• aad daac*i "A P*ny a etlta'— Now we'll get back to the preaent cause wo waat you to Jlaasav Arnane. know that our Carolyn Schnurer eottona are here. Sun back lea*. "Onr th* Ialabew"-Carel ON AOWS CARD PUM Andtrtaa, dresses with jackets and casual eottona too. We wera for- Dun. "Balakow Daae*"—Irea* «MT TOO OHi Top awtHy. thick eaet ahnakNa tunate to find other aheer eottona and aalynaa which origin- H*rdy, Bartara Mall. Marsaret Oerdlns, ^rel Oerdlat, Claudia Marlowe, Tarry L fM bottomoot* thathatt picpickk uupp hea boatt quicklquicklyy and ally aold for I29.M A |3».M-only $M.M to WOO now. Uelaao, Betty Lou Perker. Illtabctt dMritwte M evenly all over the pan and Hi contents: covert that For th* gal who wears hoae all summer, and the majority lakktaa, Valerie Buhtaaea, Muriel W*. id moisture inside the pan. and baste th* juiceo atlll do, have a very aheer nylon meah hoae for 11.00. They """Bound-Up TI*M"—Skaitek, Oals. Wo the load: aad (Mutated handles thai May cool when have ao aeama—give your leg that lovely tmooth look aad Oraaakerg, Patrlsla Bviwll/Skarn Mur- I-QT. COVIWO used top ol stove, and are oasily removed lor ueeJn ovoa m it» make your shoes feel more comfortable. A ltl»al^ • l^k^B^^^^ka.^ amB ^eB ^ B^^ka^B^BlW **JBB**> Doa't forget the Flower Show at CroW Bars, ia Holmdel, aa Saturday. We'll bo Registerinc next week. oi every oracery. BMOI. and produce purchase you make m one at our slot** punched on the catd we will alvoye*. When you have a total ol»S.OO in "punches d,tmyoHc«rtMl)IW1* CAMOOIXDB «t oat akMortovtaia cart prleo. Can drlvea by Elpldio Natal*, 67, of Middletowa towiuhlp and Francea Slano, 1», of Matawtn col- lided Sunday at Bridge avt. and r« quietq , salfam Miiislaa, W eaekiae of Waat Front at The Natale car wai •mkloa II «t*e •* dincM. llene e ealrfMt damaged on th* toft front. Slano'i tat ear waa damaged on th* right front. WITM HW •HUW No mmmoniea were mued.

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Chicken UTCTS Chicken I-QT. COVIRID Drumsticks Gissardi Wings Breasts THE IDEAL GIFT SAUCIPAN Thighs FOR THE aiytlkwd. nta*k*UlM lemH.s*lliltia*lT. O*» Formerly sold at home demonstrationt at about FREE DELIVERY! JUNE BRIDE! 3 times our card price*! Build your art now « this offer it good far a limited rime. Tha gift JUST PHONE lut. RED BANK 6-2160 W2 wiraowTait S5.00 A. HECK LINCROFT-MIDDLETOWN ROAD S— All Pi«c«s New On LINCROFT Msgkqr At All AcmMl faxe ten »A*K twin? ft, ti, tut Acient in both practical aad tho-battle top* aaad* very realistic VMta VirttMMs. br MM. SCHOOL NEWS •rvtical work 1a these Held*. This tambourine jiagl**. Th* rhythm Tall, erfMist. included II per cent ef th* pupil* sticks were asatde fty eatthaf ••»• Taste Bmti Maty ateherg m nan is 1«sV in the safety claaaea and M per•ticks in II inch length* and paint- Ian, capital ef Estonia, where she FRANK B. LAWK Th* outstanding student* ef the cent of the pupils in th* trst «M ing them r*d, white *ad Mu*. rAUt MAVEM — Mrs. Mary •**- was educated at th* Csne«rv*tety freer received their rewards at classes. Th'.ae sticks wer* used t* heat th* berg, violin virtu***, fersaerly ef ef Music. She has perforated in th* an award anarmbly held recently. Frank Pingitore, head of the ath- "as and keep the rhythsa la the TST*T-'T and near residing in Red leading capital* *f Emeae, e«*jdact- Bath th* f»rij 11y jmd frllow pupil* letic department, officially turned song. "Th* Little Whit* Pack," •oak, will play Buaday *t the 11 iag her ewn aympfcony ercbeetra judged Robert Dane* and Carol over to Branca Avenue, the gi-aaa-which was sung by Shirley Lewis, o'clock etrvie* in the Chaptl •( the and als* as vielia a*l*i*t. Schloesper as the outstanding mar school track trophy given by Rodney Daily, Janet Mill and Mi- Cool - Fud Oil eighth jrade students. Both stu- the board of education. It now be-chael Reason. The entir* el*** Holy CesBsnuaiea. Her numlttr* will The Salvation Army *P*r*te* la NOTI dents received from Mr*. Herbert comes the permanent possession of joined in eingiag th* ck*nis after be "Andante IUUgi*M," by Thesae, W couutrie* aad territerie* *f th* Parkell of the Red Bank chapter Branch Avenue having been won each verse. and "Larae," by Vcraciai. She will world. FIRST of th« Daughter* of the American three time* out of the last four The children nude a hatkdrap to Be*t Qumlity • frmmft Delivery Revolution, the coveted annual DA. times. This year's team «u cap- hang m back of the rhythm htad. NAMI R. award for the ojualitiea of <>l- tained by Norman Sickeli. The com- Drums, taaabouria**, horns aad Trl. Reel Buik 64S7S izenahip and scholarship. Mrs. peting schools included the various rhythm sticks «r*r* drawa with Francis Manning and Robert Drew, districts in th* vicinity of Red aright c*l*r*d erapsa* *• bright president, presented awards to Bank. e*lor*d crayana MI bright el*tb au- members of the Student council. George Saffa'a ninth grade home- Uriah The pupils ronciving thn.se award! room received from L*u Jacouh* were Robert Drew, the president of this year's intramural trophy for the council, and Anna Js«att" flaaferts**! « Sea**a'n Man Mrs. W. Mason and Mn. U Paticky, c*lu*>n of Tk, B,*isl«r's tla.ild.4 4— STORES OPEN EVENINGS Sport rtsunt will ,**ll raw raeeipu. Call leventh grade teacher*, were prea- Ki «.»ois aaa aik f*i Claisiaed.—Ad. •nt. The pupils enjoyed alnglng, nrtlMaunt, playing ball, touting marshmal- Printed Batiste *••-•-•«•» lowt, and eating hot dogs. Th* pupil* chose their own committee*. The finance committee Included Carolyn Albert, Barbara Davies and Rne Wale KOJM ^^ * •«•- Stephen Guay; refreshment com mlttee, Rosemarle Brancadora, WMI < Nancy Maekey and Carmella Clag lia; entertainment committee, Car- Sheer Crepe Sharkskin M to 4f Inohaa Wldo ol Newman, Caludla Hoffner, P» tricla Vaccarelll and Alan Peteraon, and gift committee, Joan Eplfano, Clara Tilton and Nancy MacCloud. George Llmbere*, Carl Schwenker, Hugh Jones, Lee Burnham and Charlea Parkell were on the clean- 100% Woo l Haakets *'>*- »"1 100 up and fir* committees. MadMd e by A American Woolon Mills. Full double-bod alia, doop satin bind- ing. Dark green, wlntor roao, royal blue, olarot. Mv*r Street A pageant entitled "Th* American Spirit" was presented recently In th* auditorium of the River Street Junior high achool, and alto given as an exchange program at th* Regular I. Branch Avenue junior high. Thl* Bed Pillows pageant not only commemorated Memorial day, but also stressed Filled with all naw oru.had ohlokon feathers. Covered with • ox. bluo and Americanism. whita faatharproof Ucklng. Pull out t1"JtiT» olio. The program told the story of our country as a country of hope, of freedom; a country of all kinds of people who worship a* they please without fear of persecution; a country which elects its repre- Plymouth Lace Scarfs *•!«/«• sentatives to make the laws, and 79 removes unworthy persons from For home uta or the parfoet gift. 17»x4t" In uithontlo laoo designs, rioh office not by revolution, but by th* natural color. 17»xM"—«to. ballot. The program and thos* taking part were: Introduction, Barbara Csnoalco: tfrtt imnttor. Judy Soihrouss: Colonial dsyi, Nancy Fredmort, Aftn 10*11*; ccV D Patrick Htnry, Thomas Mitchell; Ben- jamin Franklin, Fred Pin: Nathsn Halt. 60-in. Curtain Madras f)nvid Burnett: Rabbi. Howard Rudrowi *«*«<«• ^ 6 5 SolofflMf: CnarlM Schlsfe.ni: Thomas 6 5 Jtfftnon, Milton Morria; Abe Lincoln, For extra wide picture windows. I Thornse Mitchell j Oeorse Washlaften. white woven In all ovor daiign. David Burnett: Solo— Indian Lave Will wash and wear well. Call," RoMmarle Lima; Spiritual ela*- •n, Fannie Slbeoja (seloist), Ran*** Lewli, Gwtn ClisunlMi, LOUIM Ban- m«y, Mattia MIILr. Barbara Brm, Ada Webitcr, Vlsna Fulford, and Betty Lou Chipholm. Regular 8.95 95 Venn. "Flandm Held." Thomas fpnv does your present car score on this Bathing Suits Mitchell: Hawaiian dancem. Shollpy Mo •• nobly, Lynn Thcrkrr; Miaiorlal day 5 (Irene, Stephanie (Hover, Mary Ann., Nationally known «toa Ooddess" In ono or two placo laatax tulta. Lovaly rhlni, Barbara Cannnieo. Status el Lib- erty. Darbam Canonico: Word* of Em- automatic drive Quiz f colon to chooia from, Sites 91 to M. ma LaiaruH, Barbara Gotlno; Ohorus— VlcVi Arinaal, Joncphlna Accera, Naney Clayton. Merl* govlero. «t«|.hanle Olov*r, Jacituellne Rne*, Ada Wahnter, Hose- marl. Lima, Jnyct Hhea, An»«lina Tal*rl- ro, Mary Rnvey, Marl* Richardlon, Al. Otas M M yM ««*»*• In saM, eNratt *Mv«t W1H II IMy MUMv'VM I lie Ltwle, Audrey (Stlllam, Viana J"ul- YH Q NO • "leng hswt1^ m • NO • Maid's Uniforms Regular 3.95 ford, Fannlt Slocum, Loul.e Summar, m • NO • Gwan Cummlnir., Matti* Miller, Batty !hnlm, Rnncmarta Macia, Jennl. If your uuwer it "No"—it'* time you ... for greater responsiveness, safer If you're paid the bills on a complicated Also for dieticians, waltrotaoo or baautlolant. Now stylet to talact from Flssro, Milton Morrta, Robert Tomalno, control—with no gas-wasting slippage. Mnthtvr liean, Call Coatntlno, Robert switched to Ptckmd Uttrmutk Dm*. transmission, you know what we mean white and atrlpod fabrle. tltos It to 41. Sewanl. No clutch-pushing. No Mat-shifting, If your answer is "No"—look into the here! So, if your answer is "No"— Special thanks go to Dorothy by you or by the transmission. extra efficiency of Ultrmstic Drivt. change now to Packard VHrmttie. Clarke, Rozemarie Lima, Josaph Rovlto and Kenneth Story for their Can you ehonffa Instantly Irani •*rwaf*l work backstage. t*R*v*f**T m • NO • On these four basic points— Nylon Hose Regular 1.35 The second grade played rythm and on every point—the most 99 Instruments »* their part In the ... for easier parking, and to rock the advanced of all the modem teamlais nylon in 400 needle construction, 11 denier. All the now Rhythm day pint-ram. They called car in snow, sand, ot mud. If your answer automatic drives is Packard's their band "The River Street Rhy- is "No"—better sample Ullrsnuuk's in* exclusive VUramttic Drivt! summer colors. thmalres." The children mad* the PACKARD drums from hat boxes, which they stant change from Forward to Reverse Come in—drive itt decorated to look like drums. Th* AIK TMt MAN WHO OWNS ONI horns were made from milk, bet tie containers. Each child designed the paper which covered hi* milk bot- Batiste Slips Regular 2.95 tle container, They mad* the tambourine* from cardboard circles RED BANK MOTOR! INC rina quality, fashioned by "Miry larron." Noatly trimmed with nylon decorated with bright designs, Flat- laoe or eyelet embroidery. White only. Sizes 34 to 40. tened bottle tops were strung from holes In the cardboard circles, When 325 Maple Are., Red Bank, N. J. Telephone RE 6-3800 thss* tambourine* wer* UMd, th* •ED BASK BE,'Mrs, jiaymond Pullen, chair- Oa GraUHefc ml tV r., are ch&irmea of the luncheon ton. Mrs. Hamilton Shippee, Mrs. man, >Trs y.rlwur'i Jpffrry, Mr? :osaasittee. Working with them M. W. Rice, Mrs. F. Alcxanrltr John Carlson. Mrs. John Ol«pn ttramw Church Mrs. Robert Cherry, Mra Klemsa, Mrt. Gardner stout, Mrs. an**» hairman, tided by Mr*. Bennett Lawreace Schillinsr, Mra. George George V. Coe. Mrs. George F. Mrs. nanicl Bedford, Mm. Paul E. Vroeaaa tad Mrs. J. Harry Rofe- Voight, MU« Claire Tharin, Mra. Burt. Mra. Donald Andrews. Mrs. V.inBrunt, Mrs. Cyril Stevens. Mm. rtsea. Charles V. Thackara, Mra. Rufus J. Wright Brown, Mrs. Edwin George Shields and Mra. L. F. The event included a luncheon '. riach, Mrs. N. 8. Gabrielle. Mra. Braaiosne, Mrs. George M. Bod- Parauns; cards and writing paper. I *W » ei a* DOtN'S •MO?q Steret and the tale of gift*, taya tad hind Florence Griggs, Mrs. Peter De man, Mn. R. H. Beardaley. Mra. Miss Josephine I.igifr. chairman, made articles. There were also a Boaa, Mil. E. J. Davirs, Mrs. Wal- John B. Ballantine, Mra. Schuyler Mrs. William Coulter, Mrs. J. Har- number of attraction* for children, ter G. Dors*y, Miss Adele Duffie, Van Vcchten, Mre. K L. Thorpe. ry Ruherts'ii .iiid Mrs G. Stephen including comic aoviee aad gamea. Mra. George Loder, Mrs. R. M. Nor- Mra. Arthur Gibb and Mra. Frank YK; ftfh pond. Mm. Charles "SAHTY FIRST - Briggs and Mrs. Ralph Longatred. Mrs. Franklin fUcaardeon and on, Mrs. John DeGroot, Mrs. G. A. Baird. Hheei ye* sate here at JVcl Bank Stvinga A Loan Mrs. M. D. Ferrie are chairmen of Williamson Mrs. Charles Van Doe- Mrs. Merritt Lane. Jr.. chairman the gift and novelty «tble. Werk< rea, Mrs. Eric Loth, Mrs. John H. and her eom*aittce, Mrs. Harry tke Brat thing you can count on Is safety for your funds. Hav- inf with them are Mra. Carloi D. Callen, Mrs. J. L. Clevenger, Mis. Lane, Mrs. Jotitt gpurdle, Mrs. L. ings am Insures] |n SHI.IMW l.y the l-ederal SatiriKH I Loan la> Kelly, Mrs. Robert O. Haley. Mrs. Laurence 1. Clarke. Mrs. John A. C. Biitflitun, Mrs. Puttcrson Hum SNrsstre Vnrpnnttnn. Clark, Mrs. Harry H. Clayton, Mrs. Knginrrrs J. Prentice Kellogg, Mrs. Thomas phreyt aad Mrt. Ja-nes Broidrkh. H's'H k*4a ion rhno«e a «t«ing> plan that's right for your needs> B. Huler, Mrs. Robert R. Forres- S. Balbach, Mrs. John Bergan, will be sailing baboons. FRKEHOLD—Geoige C. Jorgen- ter, Jr.. Mri. Gordon D. poaald, Mrs. John C. Beers. Mrs. Edward Mrs. Harrisoa Woodman and son of Manasquan haa been in- Mn bap abaarsi the aevlnge train! Start >.iur funds rolling along— Mrs. W. Dinsmore Banks. Mrs Barrows, Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs. Mra. John Borland. Jr., chairmen, stalled aa president of Monmouth- toward greater Anandal security. Joseph Gheszi, Mrs. F. J. Gcr- Oi.Tnn rhaptn. New Jersey Society Richard G Metcalf, Mrs. Thomu and Mra. B. S. Dickerson and Mrs. •t tear* of KelUhilit.v X. MaCarter, Mrs. Rirhard H mtine,, Mrs. Eugene Gardella. Mra. Truxton Glazebrook will he selling of Professional engineers. Moeller. Mrs. J. Gordoa C. MeNair Mollie Gay. Mra. C. Alan Hudann. uaed comic ->ooka and cowboy hats. Others installed were John Ernst. Miss Vivian Johnson. Mrs. Sher- Mrs. Porter Hoagland, Mrs. Pres- Mrs. Edward W. Scudder, Jr., will Trims Itivrr, and George H. flitter, man Hoyt, Mrs. II. B. Churchill, ton Hower. Mra. Eldon Hervey, be in charge of the palmistry Mat.iwan, vice (iri'SliienU; Craig F. Mra. John Langhammer, Mra. A! Mrs. C. R. llaiR. Mra. Walter Hart- booth. Ilaarrn, Ftumson, aicretary-treaii- SAVINGS licit M. Talbot; Mils Suaanne Oet- man, Mra. John S. Knntt, . Mrs. On ths theater ticket committee urer; GeoiRe W. Howland, Nave- ty, Mrs. E. T. Mclutyre, Mrs. War-George Krauss, Mrs. Edward Loe- are Mrt, Edwin Stewart, Miss Vir- sink, and Leonard O. QraMer, Aa- ren S. Wilkinson, Mri. Geoffrey tar, Mrs. Jacob Lefferts, Mrs. Don-ginia Francis, Mrs. David Free- bury Park, directors; Kenneth H. Atoy, Mrt. Franeit Oeer, Mri, ald M. UfTerts, Mrs. John Duni- man, Mrs. W. Boardman Leonard Fox, Fair Haven, trustee, and Clar- Jacob Van Mater, Mn. A. L. Reg- gan aad Mm. Lewis E. Waring. Mrs. Oliver Victor. Mrs. Neu- ence fl. Gale, Red Bank, alternate ister, Jr., Mill Carolina Shippen Mn. Anthony L. McKim and combe C. Baker, Jr., Mrs. Plum trustee, to Security Mri. Cheston Simmons, Mri. Har- Mrt. Bayard D. Stout arp rhair- Pottar, Mrs, Henry Herrman, M Louia T. Klaudcr, president of the 10M0A0 4T. BANK N(Mf ry B. aiocum, Mils Sophie Ship- men of the white elephant table. Joyce Robertshaw, Mlse Florence •tate society, was Installing ofncir. pen, Miss Ettie ahippen, Miss Ms rie Sehulte, Mrs. William H. Ma- honey, Mrs. Robert C. Utwrenee, Jr., Mra. Frederick Tompkltw, Mrs. William Thomas and Mrs, William Fisher On ths candy table with Mrs. Iff NHMMal«iMi William Leahy, chairman, are Mrs John Heermans, Mra. Louis E. Cooke, Mrs. Selden Heatley, Mri. 0 Ml pcMI J MM fMftfffM #1 M Edward Edmonds, Mrs. David Johnson, Mn. Charles Elchler, Mri. 2 APPLIANCES IN I Alma DeWinter, Mn. Elaine Drum- mond, Mrs. Carl ttespreaux, Mri. Jamea H. Cowan, Mrt, Berkley Ca- ter, Mrs. Charles S. Callman, Mrs. J. B. Clevenger, Mrt. R. G. Budd Mra. Robert Hill. Mri. <3. A. Her, it PQ/I t$ftt tm M***et sler, Jr., Mrs. William Howie, Mrt Halsey Huhhard, Mn. John Calm Mrs. Rodman P. Oetty, Mri. Fred- erick Loner, Mri William Joy, Mrs. William A. Kerekeah, Mn. Harold IN THIS BIG NEW G-E! Kelly, Mn. H. C. Kanehl, Mn. El- don Lohleln, Mre. Douglas Dear, Mn. Oiorga Wells, Mn. Ralph nmnKnuniiiGKiiuis Walters, Mri. Rollin C. Newton, Mn. Cornelius C. Perrlrte, Mn. D. JACOK HAHDWAM CO. J. Rowland, Mn. Frank D. Shaw A REAL FOOD FREEZER Ml iti,i it,., Aveme *»*"• «-MM M •••li and 'Mrs. Jamet C. Smith. ffl Mr..**. A*g-a t iumy ca Mra, Arthur Spragua ia chair- With it* own Mtparale door! Keeps up to 70 pounds of frozen Mala Street Paeae S-I4te man of the committee telling todi. food* at, zero temperature, for as lone a* one year! Freezes MONMOUTH KUMMNft W-tlY CO. Assisting her are Mrs. Ellsworh B. Thorndike, Mrs. Milton R RSis, fresh fowls and leftovers! MM We** e-n*» M ••.a Mre. Robert Pearse, Mra. David CHANDlH-MAr* COH IM. West, Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs. J. Farke LOR an, Mre. Frank Oreen- ATLANTIC $Um.V CO. hall, Mrs. Henry Bulkley, Mn. Vic- tor A. Larson, Mri. John Kingdon W Weet Hlfklwe A~~ l»eae I4MI and Mri. John Htuser. IAYSHORE HARDWARE CO. Mrs. Norman de Planquo ard A BIG REFRIGERATOR «• But rtaal tweet ffceae »•"«• Mrs. David T, Brewater are chair- UWES COAL COMPANY, Inc. men of the cooklet and caka box. With it* own separate door! Over 15 square feet of shelf, urea Syswere Aveaas. aWtearr. N. I. «*•» M Ink •-IIH On their committee are Mra. Ed- in this compartment alone! ward Voplckt, Mri. William L. Towen, Mrs. Frank E.Torrey.Mrs. As much refrigerated fresh-food storage spate as standard William E. Layton, Mn. Eliot San- 10-cu-ft refrigerator! Never needs defrosting.' ford, Mri. M. L. Seller, Mra. Theo- dore Seymour, Mri. Oeorge F. PUBLIC SALE Simpson, Mrs, Russell A. Strath- man, Mrt. Philip H. Roy. Mn. J. W. Parsons. Mrs. Edward W. Phil- lips. Mrs. A. B. McClelland, Mra. William C. Mumford, Mrs. John FAMOUS G-E FEATURES McFall, Mrs. Arthur Adamson, Mrs. E. L. Brower, Mrt. E. H. Board- Besides the two separately insulated, separately refrigerated man, Jr., Miss Betty Johnson, Mn. compartments, you'll find rustproof aluminum shelves, a eon* H. E. Williams, Mrs. Charles H. Shaedle, Mrs. H. B. Burntlde, Mre. venient sliding shelf, handy utility basket, butter conditioner, Malcolm Austin. Mn. John Bor- and lots mow features! land, Mn. Robert E. Berg, Mra. A. K. Johnson, Mrs, Oliver Johnson, Mrs. Oeorge Johnson, Mra, S. C. Kreyns, Mrs. A. A. Kerr, Jr., Mn. Percy Hicka, Mrs. Alexander Hun- ter, Mrs, John R. Garvin, Mra. Phillips Goodwin, Mrs. Robert Eng- G-E DEPENUBUTY ler, Mrs. Elmer Ether, Mri. Oar- hard Efferti, Mri. John Egan, Mn. aktst labeft WMalstaL^snlMsSsiM ttnsatW Maurice Clements and Mrs. Wil- liam Robinson. in Mrs. Lester Gardner la chairman of ice cream. On her committee are Mist Virginia Oay, Mra. Gran- din Hammell, Mrs. Jamei M. Wat- roui and Mn. William Mersentu. Mrs. H. E. Cecil and Mri. Daniel A. Sinclair are chairmen of the committee -making and telling FAKMINGDALE, NEW JERSEY hand-sewn articles. Assisting them ire Mrs. Alfred Jordan, Mrs. Stu- oa the Farmlngdale-Adelphla Bond (Highway 1), ana mile west of art A. Young, Mri. Marshall Van- Farmlnidale. Three tallta aatt of Adejahte or ive mllet southwest of Winkle, Mrs. Vroman, Mrs. George freehold. A. Robertthaw, Mri. Leo K. Me- Kes, Mri. William Whitney, Mrt. N. W. Chlcheiter, Mm Kata Lef- New vegetable lelta-Orowers glide smoothly ferts, Mrs. Russell Valentine, Mri. in and out at a touch. Saturday, June 30th C. 3. Tyrrell, Mrt. L, T, Oetty. Mri. WE OFFER TIE It 11 A, M. William P. Compton, Mrs. New- combe C. Btker, Mre. B. Jackson Attractive modern S-room bungalow. Two bedroomi, ultra-modern Batchelar, Mri. Charles B. Allen, LARGEST TRADE-IN bath. Large living room. Kitchen of built-in cabinets, modern plumb- Mrt. Baall Haylet, Mra. John Cath- 10.2-cubic-foot ey, Mri. Robert Wllllami, Mn. lag, Inlaid linoleum, engineered and compartmanUIUed to get the max- Clarence Wlckman and Mrt. Rut- ON YOU imum uie of apace and to save time aad motion. Nothing ie more than sell Hartranft. Mlti Orace Porter four steps away, Nothing it behind or under anything else, Roller- will be In charge of a sptclaity REFRIGERATOR bearing Ilka draweri bring moat everything Into vlaw and easy reach, table. OLB REFRIfiERATOR Side and back patios. Full length screens, storm windows and doon. Mri. Manton B. Metcalf, 3d, and Mra. Edward M. Crane, Jr., are Hot water heat (Thatcher sytttm) oil burner, Copper plumbing through- chairmen of the baby table. On out. Artesian well affordt ample tupply of clear, clean, pure cold water. FOOD FREEZER their committee are Mrs. Craig Electric pump and atoraga tank. You will want to Inspect thit efficient Severance, Mn. William Ellis, Mri. little miracle of engineering. Frtderick J. Burghtrd, Jr., Mri, New R*sU pay • depoalt (oath or certified cheek) of 20ft at Thomas, Mn. Edward W. Scudder, Cor. Maple 4 White Sts. RED BANK Phone RE 6-4330 Mrs. J. Upahur Moorhead, Mrt. time of sale. Poatttaion upon delivery of deed, i Arnold Wood, Mrs, Joseph Lord and Mrs, Marshall Booker. Avfhorltttf d«of«r ELSIE HAY With Mri. Alfred F. King and B. O, COATS J »„„„.«-.UTO8 _i 4M Balk Ave., Leng Branch, N. J. Mn. Eliot Coleman, chairmen, on J. A. OUZZI f * "»« Phnnn S-ISM the plants tnd flowers committee GENERAL (^ ELECTRIC PLEABE NOTE: The Auctioneers will arrange for a mortgage on thin nre Mra. Edgar B, Blake, Mra. Wil- liam EdwHida, Mra, Corydon F, property of 50% of the higheit bid without any charge whatsoever to Taylor, Mra. Schuyler VanVechten, tht buyer. Jr., Mri. Richard B, Scuddir, itri, REFRIGERATORS Tfll wit NOTICE. Paato Cmitn tails notice that Ertit»t M«Mf *n4 Air Conditioned and Modernised D«vidWn\» Is Now Open Mrt. AlbLna Hayer hnv* appli«4 to • the Mayor ani Council of tht Boroufk •86*1 of RuBMon for a Plenary Rtt*il Con- '*>•.•• sumption Liquor license for prtmiMn Mt> uatcd at Avenue of Tw» Rivtn, Rum- ion, N. J. Objectioni, If any, should b« mmi* immediately in writing- lo Albert A. Kerr, Clerk of thai Borough of Kum«on.

MRK. ALBINA MAVEI. ERNEST MAYER. Avenue of Two Rivera. RUHMI, U. i. HXUI& tZT2

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fiatgrte) ii tha inttriar af tha air sonSitionae), maajarnlasei Cart F. dark company. "Gondola" countsrt ofTor ihoppin| Davidiofl'Idiofi'ti SuoaSuper Market naift t•o• thtKa pott afficofficoa buiUiauMiftMf whicwhich New,. mirroraemirrorae) oroducpradueea hinbint ane»a toa arranoocarranfad1 at to ecanomiiaconomi e an FLAGSTAFF apanad lair Thunday aftar oifaniive alterations. DacoratoeJ in specs. Four super ipaad chock out cowtton raplaca tka former groan and white, tha ttara featurei a Chrytlar Aiftamp air aandi- throo and tka dairy, meat and fruit and vafaiablo dopartmanti aro i fioninpj tytfatvt initasoei sy «. M. Mount cawpanyi ojroasi iMSta anlorfod. Daviota't wat tho Tint wpor market in Rod lank to linoleum by MiNarten Rugi, and a naw lif htinf tyttam inttalad by Inttal air conditioninf. Edward Rowan it ttaro manafor.

Tali* notlM thnt Mary C. Miirrhr, 9 Civic Chorua Malta I opera or a Gilbert and Sullivan T/A Murnhy's Tavern, has «ri>li(d to I program. Summer activities will tht Mnyar and Council nf the Boiouvh Lions Officers of Rumson for a Plrnory Rrtnil Con- WUsIM* include a beach party, tha tlmt JOHN B. ALLEN CO. mimntion lictnse fnr promises situated land place to be announced. at 17 Ward Lane, RumBon, UTTLE SILVER—Plane for the Reports of the spring concert, MMOADST. Objtctlom, II any. •hould •>• Bad* In- To Be Installed 1M1-U season of the Monmouth RED BANK m mediately in oritmr to Arthur A. Kfrr, Clvlo ehorus were reviewed at a held at Rumson, wart given by Clerk of tha borough of Rumion. FAIR HAVEN - Paul I. Crone* committee chairmen. Attending MIA* POST OfflCI of Frenchtown, International coun- meeting of the officers, executive (81r d were Lewis Lowry, prealdent; Mrs. MM " MARY C. MURPUT. •ellor. will vuit the UOM club at board and committee chairmen Pagdin, Mn. Hosea Chark, Mm. next Thursday nliht'i mcetlni at last week at the home of the di-Kathy Murphy, Mrs. Marie f. Wlllowbrook restaurant ta laatall rector, William Gordon Pagdln. Muyekena, Misses Betty and Mar- the newly-elected officer*, who will Plans arranged will be presented cclla Macintosh, Miss Mildrtd take office at th» Ant mettlag of to tht membership in the fall Lease, Miss Suaanne U Schenck, the new Ami term, ThMndajr, whtn rehearsals will be reaumed, Polly MacLean, Virginia V. Fran- July 11 Sept. la. da, Oordon MacLean, Thomas L. William t. Bally. Jr., af Rlvar Ttntatlve plans Include present- Davis, John Scttoenlng and Will Oaki, retiring- president, wilt eon- ing Handel* "Meuiah" at Christ- Ward. duct the Anal builneu teulon, at mas, complete with orchestra, so- The Sept. IS rehearsal will be which Harold B. Perry will be la-Msts, special trumpeters and aheld at tht Red Bank Presbyter- atsllcd at president; Wallace B. Da- bay soprano. Two more perform- ian church. vidson, flmt vie* president; Ralph ances will be given after the mi •oin WAT omittr HUT .T. P. PMtlnc, aeeond vice presi- Christmas program, a cantata, The earth's axis continually pelntt dent; Joseph B. Saeco, third vice "Hora Novisaimo" and a light in the same direction. preiident; William M. Howie, Jr., secretary; Clifford W. Orinmer, treuurer; Peter J. Etchele, Hen tamer; John O. Andirson, tall twliter; Rev. Christopher S. Sny- der, chaplain, and Harry C. Wordan, Mill SENSITIII Fred E. Qtcfg, Wilfred H. Me- Cracken and Ouitave J. Frarat, di- If III IITIIN rectors. . At the last dinner matting of the Fll IIEI Til YEMSt group it wat announced that Albart O. McCracken of this borouth, a past president of tha elub and deputy district governor, will run neat year, June, 1932, for the pott of governor of district 1*-B. Edward man O. Walder of Atlantic Highlands, uruuccesiful aspirant for the post ICtlllMEl IT Milt thi- year, will run again neat year for that office, it was stated. Till 111,111 Frank J, Perry, proprietor of a confectionery store at WS River rd., was welcomed ai a gutst. Tht rt> HISMIIIIE IWIEIS! cent past president's dlnner-danee was judged a huge success by those preicnt. Bixty-slx Lions and thtlr gueata attended and Lion Crone* was the guest speaker. Tha paat presidents honored wtrt James P. LaBau, deceased; Peter J. Eiehalc, Wilfred H. McCracken, Fred E. MIVEI IT IIUIIIS QregE, Harry C. F. Worden, Robert V. VanBrunt, John O. Anderson, O. J. Frerct and Albert O. McCracktn. If MltEl IF Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Pete Oalatro's orchestra. ILISMIIIU IIIVIIIS! Plans are under way for the monthly paper drive to bt hi Sunday, July 1, In tht borough. A WML sound truck, donated by Bradley The fwy+§ eme$ in ike ptrftrmum! And we have an engine that can talk Radio and Television company, Rod Bank, will tour tht borough Sat- ior iUelf-iB tbe "Rocket"! "Power!" tays toe "Rocket"—at 13S bigh-com. urday, June 30, to remind all resi- pKMioa Inraepower surge into sctioo! "Smooth!" says the "Rocket"—aa dents of the drive. The citliena art urged to bind all ntwspaiMra and Oldemobile Hydra-Matie* deliven that power with effortleas easet "Quiet!" Siiea 8 to 20 matatlnei in separta bundlai and whitpera the "Roeket"-a» you enjoy that wonderful MW CNdsmobUe ride! place them on the curb. Tha drive will start at 9 a. m. and tha head- And wall aleo ha glad to tell yon about "Rocket" gas saving! Well be glad quarters will be Howlt'a ServJ- to prove) that yoor best deal it OWtmobile-onlr ear with the "Rocket"! center, River rd. and Smith at Tht drivt will contlnut through tht summer season, the first Sunday of every month. The campaign will be held tht following Sunday in caat of inclement weather. THEN - AND - NOW• • THEN wh*n V°U m*rehtd down fh* •'••• roflactinf tha baauty of tha Woman Marine to Hold • Hill,' Bride and adding yourt to tha antira procaiiion. Clouds of Interviews- Thursday! nat pour ovar a Satin foundation, lon«-slaavad buttonad bolaro iaekat. 0: ASBURT PARK—Staff Sgt Anne mura for SURE ALLURE. Peregrlm of the Marine Corps rt> crultlng office at 846 Broadway, New York city, will visit tha recruiting, station here every Thurs- ||||llf—you your moit important formal ovanti SANS [ac«at and day to answer inquiries and to tn, baautiful danea frock out of hiding. interview single young woman between the ages of IS through SO who are Interested In becoming lovaly in Paitali, Jowal Tonai or Whita. Women Marines, It was announced this week. A veteran of six ytars service In the corps, Sgt. Peregrlm will set up shop Thursday In tha Ma- rina recruiting office In tha paat office building bttwttn 10:M a. m. Atom Su»« "IT Umm Mao. »Hy*m.M*i$ and 2:30 p. m. She will distribute literature and discuss all phases of the Women Marines. Fully-quallned women, who may enlist for three or four yeara, will be sent to Parrls Island, S. C for six week*' boot training, according fMOVCI 0» OtMHM MOtOM to tha sergtant, who laid assign- OLDSMOBILE AT THE WHITE HOUSE ment to ona of tht Marlnts' land or air units for dnty and additional Sll YOUR NIARIIT OLDSMOII1I DIALIR 90 BROAD ST. RED training or to a specialists' school will follow tiasio training, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL » HOWLAND B. JONIS MOTOR CO. • Mapl« Avr, n.d i«nk, N. j. The raml to hrttrr anil hlKKir dual- n«M, ailvortlau In The HtillUr tesularljr, —On Televltlanl VUlt mwi with UoutSai aWw.idi-Mund.y ihiu Friday at Ills f, M,, HUUon WCBB-'CV, Ohana«l t, CoutUm ol your Oltltmulille dealer— —Ailv«rtl»m»M, BED BASK BE<1I«TEK, JUNE 21. 1951 OW! CLEAR AND PREVENT ROOT- BLOCKED SEWERS FOREVER NOW YOU CAN SPARE THAT TREE Do ft Yourself EASILY, QUICKLY,

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Remember, more people depandobla no-ihlft driving crt lewast ceill EVERY ATONTOWKI PARKING buy Chevrolet* thin any other cart RADIO 6c TELEVISION I ^1 Lu*t motels at txlra toit. EVE. E REAR OF Tale Your "DISCOVIRY DRIVI" TILL 17 19 MAIN STREET EATONTOWN N J AT McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO. Phone Eatontotvn 10 P. M. STORE 29 MECHANIC STREET Phone Red Bank 6-3130 RED BANK •J .4? BED BANK BEGIiTEB, JUSE 81, 1951 Court of Award* Club President Skiduore Club 1 a -•*• r. For Cirl Scouts Names Aids for Elects Officers FANS! PORT MOmfOUTH—A Court »f SEA GIRT—Mra. Sloan I) Rob- No More Ironing ward! Marked the closing of meet ertaon of Fair Haven wna elected ing* and «ctivitiea until fall of Cirl 195142 Year preaident of the Montnouth County ' Scout trass II after a busy iiine- Skidmore club at its annual meet- month acaaon reported by the lead- EaienioMM Group ing last week at the home of Mra. SLACKS or WASH PANTS! er, Mri. Maver Campbell, and as- A. J. Tonne. Mrs. E. T. Hall of sistant leaden, Mr*. Jeaeph Oaff- To Help at Manacq^aa wu elected serrctsry- •ejr, Mra. Joha Jenista and Mrs Borough Playground treaturer. Sardta Sullivan. Mr*. Charle* Wod«house of Fair SAVE TIME...LABOR The work done by the SI mtm- EATONTOWN —Ktandin* com- Havea gave a report of the reunion here included making and repair- mittee chairmen were named by she attended at Skidmore college ing tower vuee, doll bed*, dolli, Mra. George Winning, president of at Saratoga, N. \ . recently, and WITH acrapbooka and reading material the Women a Community club of read a report from Mis. J. Spann for the ehildrea'e ward in tke sta- Eatontown, at a meeting laat Jeffera of River Plaza, a club mem- SNAP40OC" TtOUSMS CMAUM • WALL tfan hospital. Much of thia work Thursday at the legion hall. Cere- ber who la a repreaentative to the waa done in eonjunctlan with the monies inducting three new alDcers college Alumnae council. Mis. Mar- • EXHAUST Red Cruea and flalvatioa army. .were also held. shall gfmpaon of Middletoun Vil- N'tah (router*, darks, work pant*. Jean*, rnrdurnye, *4r., are In addition to their charitable Chairmen include Mra. Harry lage vu named chairman of a [ • PEDESTAL Rowland, civica and welfare; Mia. committee arranging the establish-1 rreaamt a«d ahaprd a* they work, they improved their own ed- ment of a scholai>hip by the coun- ! ilrj on the line. 3 ucation by completing the second Robert Woolley, drama; Mr*. Flank • TABLE* DESK clatt requirements for which they Bornnemann, muaic; Mra. Lealie D. ty club. J They are vaav t« liar mmi %T» received proficiency badgca in eew Seely, literature; Mrs. louis O. Attending from thia area were liaae and labor eater*. Himply ing, cooking, housekeeping, draw- Mead, youth conservation; Mra. Mr*. H. H. Gere, Mrs. W. fjordon lawert rrraaera Into left of ing and painting. Harold Maghathan, memberahlp; Pagdin and Mra. R. C. Winfleld of •r. PAIR HAVEN RE 6.3232 Mra. James N. Wolcott, Jr., pro- • nd Mr*. Peter Cartmrll, Rumaon. mady l.i wae. AdJuataMn to all with a piano prelude and MM Wil- gram; Mr*. Howard Wilkinson, •isea. liam Hill gave the address of wel- publicity; Mrs. John DeVriea, tele- come. Troop 42 Browniei and troop phone; Mrs. Paul Brager. year Terr*- Harden 41 Oirl Scout* marched to the plat book; Mia. Adolph Aleasi, Girl form during a proceuional, which Bcouts; Mra. Nelson Scott, mimeo- Join* Ivy Timer C*ildW« Siaaa TO NAVE wu followed by the flag ceremony graphing; Mrs. Krank Oagnod, hos- led hy Mr«. Sardis Sullivan; pledge pitality; Misa Betty Huhn. posters; HPRINQ LAKE-Teres* Hayden, AND TO NEAR of allegiance and "Star Spangled Mrs. Elliott Willits, auditing; Mrs. Broadway artreaa, producer and Bannei" hy congregation; invoca- John Oustnrnian, chairman of the direr-tor, haa licin rngageil liy the Spr.UI tion, Brownie Promise, Hmile Hong nominating committee, nnd Mrs. Ivy Tower Playhouse as stajje di- IInil Fly-up ceremony, Oirl Scout Edward H. Urion. piuiianientnrhn. rector for the coming season. She Promise, "Oirl Scouts Together," will arrive in Spring Lake in time Zronver . • • candle lighting ceremony, presenta- Officers installed were Mrs. Mag- to begin ichears'ils for the opening No1iono(5

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•*•., Roviaad W. MoGiatjr, *riH re- TELEVISION ceive * Llacoia auteameMle aad half St. Ann's School Purchasing Power of Food Dollar $SJ0O Bequest interact la hi* father's sheet aactal RADIO* and rooflag busiaess. The other half goes to th* widow, wh* ala* will APPLIANCE Gives Diplomas Drops to All-Time Low in Slate To Rivet-view receive th* remainder of the estate. TRENTON—The average retail Since pre-war Aug. 1K>», all food* rREEHOLD — The will ef Mr*. SALES'SERVICE have increased 141.1 p*r cent; cer- Katharine A. Petersoa of I.ing To tl Pupils price of M essential food articles Ophelia Dibbea ef Red Bank, whs Branch, wh* died Msy IS, willed All lUpairi ••*• •* reached an all-tim? high in May, be- eals and bakery products having ing 1.T1 per cent above April, 3.3 advanced 111 per cent; meats, 191.1 died May 31, waa died for probate her personal property to her grand- Father C*trri§M per cent above the peak month of per cent; dairy products, 92.S perlast week in the office of Surrogate children. 1. Scott Branson of Nep- cent; eggs, 86.« per cent; fruits and tune township, who died May 11, Prracnli INirfaaiM July, 1MI, and exceeding by 141.3 Dorman McFaddin. In it, Riverview willed his estate to hi* daughter, per cent the pre-war Aug., 1639vegetables. 136.4 per cent; beverage* hospital was willed 11,009. The Mat- HAtOLDS and chocolate, 240 per cent; fats Jan* Braasoa Phillips. Anaa A. price level, according to the report awan Methodist church will receive PouUon ef Oceaa Grove, who died IA0IO « ELECTRIC SHOP Ami Prim issued today by l«abor and Industry and oils, 140.1 per cent; augar and sweet?, lOT.i per cent; and canned (1,000. Th* remainder goes t* her Apr. 24, divided her estate iato M rnal St., hVd Baafc *-t1U KEANSBURG—8ixty-one pupil* Coamieaioner Percy A. Miller, Jr. •ine share*. Oae each will g* to a fish, 353.4 per cent. daughter. Miss Ruth R. Dibbea. received graduation certificates at Since the previous month of brother. Herbert E. Poulson; a he annual coenmencement eaercuses The purchasing power of the New Mrs. Charles 1". Scott of Red aiece, Clara A. Walker; a brother, Good Timei Are Here Again April, cereals and bak.-ry products Jersey food dollar, based at 100 of St. Ann's school Wednesday of advanced 0.9* per cent; meat;, 1.64 Baak, who died May t, willed herLouis V. Poulsoa; a sister, Grace W. last week at the school auditorium. cents as of Aug. 1919. dropped to estate to her husband. Anaie Kee- Poulson; a aiece, Margaret H. tupper cent; dairy products, 0 57 per an all-time low of 41.4 cents in May, nan of Water Witch, who died Juae Rev. Edward A. Corrigan gave the cent; eggs, l.tl per cent; fruit* and pice; a nephew, Hartley Harrison; Realty Views pupils their diplomas and awards. 1951. Z, willed her stock ia Hearts Con- a brother, Ernest M. Poulsen; • vegetables, (.12 per cent; beverages solidated Publication* to her son,brother, F. Russell Poulton, and a Rev. Richard A. Ewing gave the and chocolate, 0.5} per cent; and Knlrr Noua fttjeys Thomac Keenaa. The remainder of friead, Jame* Louer. BY address to the graduate;; the salu- canned Sfh, 0.1 per cent; while fate the estate goes to her daughter, SWEDISH HOP tatory address was given by Cath- and oils, and augar and sweeU de- Supper Mrrtittf Mrs. Ellen Lynch. William A. Davis ef Ocean Grove, erine Lyons: an essay. "Freedom if clined 041 and 0.51 per cent, re- MIDDMCTOWN — The Entre Samuel J. Kessler of Rumaoa, who died Apr. 8 willed hU estate Our Heritage," «u read by Elaine spectively. Nous held a covered dish supper who died May at, willed his estate to his sister, Mrs. William Davis. 10 EAST OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT, ft J. Kearney, and the valedictory ad- Over the year, the commissioner meeting last week at McOuire's to his widow. Harriet C. Bennett Rush Pattoa ef Loag Branch, who dreiu wan given by Janet Kuhn. stated, average retail prices of all Grove with Mrs. Martin McGuIre of Highlands, who died Oct. 14,died Jan. 1, willed hi* estate to his The school chorus sang "The foods Increased 1425 per cent. Cer- as hostess. Attending were Mr*. willed her estate to her son, «on, Jesse R. Patten, with a pro- AteonUm Player Wt*k-E*ds Bell* of Bt. Mary's." "Cloee Vo1 eals and bakery products went up William Decker. Mrs. Rita Haley Charles H. Bennett, Jr. Harry Rash vision that hi* widow should have Eyes, My Angel Chile," "Praise Te 10II per cent; meatc, 16.25 per cent; Douglas, Mrs. Charles Oiblon, Mr*. of Wall township, who died May full use of the property during her Father" and "Alms Mater." Mrs. dairy product*, U.IT per cent; eggs, Joseph E. Bray, Mrs. George Clcv- 17, willed hia estate to hit son,lifetime. Full Urn •/ Smdmtehn • Tommto Marie Ltrderhtus was pianist, and MM per cent; fruit* and vegetables, cnberg, Mrs. Clarence Dolan, Mre.Harry W. Ruh. Irene F. Taylor ef Asbury Park, music was furnished by Stephen S.OT per cent; beverage and choc- Robert Norman, Mrs. Philip Peters, William R. McGinty of Oakhurst, whe died May », willed her estate Chubak. olate, 10.11 per cent; fats and oil*. Mrs. Tony E. Hunting. Mrs. Niche- who died June 1, willed cash on de-to a lister, Qertrud* Taylor Walker. Our Speldtyt Hut Dog$ CoetW te The awards were as follows, to 30 07 per cent; sugar and sweets, las O. Lamb. Mrs. George Reddan, posit in Long Branch Trust com- Verna Samuels ef Asbury Park, who Janet Barbara Kuhn of the B-BSIS per cent; and canned fish, 33.59 Mrs. Donald Matthews and Mrs.pany and the First National Bank died Apr. 3, willed her estate te her class and to'Catharine Maureen per cent. Edward O'Flaherty. of Spring Lake to hi* widow. A sister, Roberta Cox. Lyons, a-A, price* for general ex- celluncp, givtn by Father Corrigan and Rev. Francic P. Gunner; to Ann Marie Stewart, S-B, and to Catharine Mauteen Lyons, I-A awards for religion, given by Rev. Edward R. Sullivan and Rev. Jos rph A. Bihchoff; to Michael Joseph Cronin, S-B, and to Elaine Margaret K'nrney, »-A. the Amerirun hl«t"ry i prite, given by Wilbur J. Price, | ^* ^"•rW"Jr^"J*^*aBBJBja«»BJ | Hfj American Legion poat, and Keans burg poat, Veterans of Foreign ROLSTON WATIRIURV Wars: to Michael Joseph Cronin, Charlie was explaining why S-B, and to Elaine Margaret Kear- •• • ney, I-A, the English prizes, given SHORE EDITION he had never houjrht * horn*. "My kidn aro «t!ll small and by the Knights of Columbus and they don't require too much the Holy Name society. •par*. We Mn crowd thorn into To Elsie Lou Schumacher, sVB, • Urge apartment and be free and to Thoman Owen Kelly, S-A, to move at any time." (he arithmetic priles, given by Rev. "I suppose you do feel some- Robert T. Bulman and St. Ann's THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS GIVEN AW A what free, Charlie, Iwt why school, and to Janet Barbara Kuhn, don'! you give your children a S-B, and Thomas Owen Kelly, S-A, break? A place of your own! the dictionary awards for the most A better home while they are studious pupils, a gift of the Keans- growing up." bury Lion* club. Charlie answered, "I hate to Perfect Attendance prices, the go In debt. If I bought the glfU of Bt. Ann's Parent-Teacher kind of house we need I'd have association, and Court St. Ann, -,?• to have a mortgage. It'd he a Catholic daughters of America, millstone around my neck." went to Catherine Burnett, Mary STARTING "Here'* another way to look Lillian Daly, Isabella DeLaCrus, at it, Charlie. While you call Georgn Farley, Elaine Kearney, it going in flebt, you are ac- James Kegley, Marilyn Kelly, tually making an investment. Thomas Kelly, John Lehotay, Jos- The mortgage is a mean« of eph McDonald, Joseph Richard HELPING YOU have the right Mlele, Elsie Lou Schumacher and \ kind of house NOW. The pay Eleanor Smith. menu are fixed. They won't Graduates were Patricia Mary advance like rents may do. And Becker, Antht.ny Leonard Belleua, in a period of years you'll have Monica Ann Blum, 8uaan Patriela your home free and clear. That's Byrne, Catherine Oertrude Burnett, a 'free' feeling which beats any- Francis Thome* Captito, Audrey thing else." Ann Comar, Barbara Ann Conklln, kWmWK, EXCITKtt, ALL CAM "Yes, I can see that," said Eileen Elisabeth Conklln, Oraee Charlie. "I'd have something to Marie Connolly, James Paul Con- •how for my house payments. way, Michael Joseph Cronin, Mary Plus having a better house all Lillian Daly, Isabella Josephine De. VObMAYH the while, t guess I've been LaCrus, Barbara Ann Dickey, II too hesitant. Show me what 1 ean buy with a $2,000 down pay- Nichols* Albert DiOiora, Mar- ment." garet Mary Duffy, George Joseph Farley, Evelyn Mary Gee, Eugenia We did! And we'd like to Margaret Qirtrdot, Barbara Ann •hnw you aome nice homei Mahn, William Joseph Halllday, which moderate down payments Donald Alfred Hardy, Daniel Bren- will handle. • WHO IS dln Harrington, Dennis Leo Hunt, Lucy Isabella Imbrenda, Mary Bill- abeth Kane, Elaine Margaret Kear- Roliton Witerbnry ney, Helen Ann Keelan, James Realtor Insurer Francis Kegley. DARVCAUS Marilyn Theresa Kelly, Thomas •«*TaaiaaMti M WMI rrsmt M. * Owen Kelly, Joaeph Vincent Kll- Patrick, Janet Barbara Kuhn, John 7P.M. *•••.(• Phone RE 63500 Joseph Lehotay, Michael Salvatore Livignl, Catharine Maureen Lyons. NOTICE. Eleanor Marie Marquet, Ernest Takt notict that tht Rumion Country John Mayer, Joaeph John McDon- Club has applied to thf Sutc Director of tht Division of Alcoholic Beverage Con ald, Joseph Richard Miele, Joseph trol for a Club license for premises sit* Valentine Mlele. Joan Mary Napp, listed on south sidt of Jtumson road* Mary Elaine Newcomb, Joseph atumion, V. J. Francis O'Neill. Objection!, if any. should b« mad* Immediately In writing to tht Stan James John Powers, Dorothy Ann Director nf the Division of Alcoholie Bev< •ran Control, 10(10 Broad it,, Newark Rescorl, Patricia Elisabeth Rescorl, MRS.X «•• J. Robert Martin Rlley, Robert Ber- (Signed) nard Rupy, Hcsyy Joaeph Sablnl, RUMSON COUNTRY CLUB, Elsie Lou Ann Schumacher, Flor- CLEMENT L. DESPARD, nce Marie Shannon, Ruth Leola President Shea, Eleanor Ragina Smith, Pa- W. DINSMOKE BANKS, tenter*. KumSDn, N, 3. rlcia Ann Smith, Ann Marie Stew- CHARLES R. BEATTIE, Tnnuni, art, Karl Joseph Strauch, Marilyn Kurnton, it. i. l.1.ti. Louise Sullivan, James Gerad NOTICE, Thompion and Stephen William imuL »im. r At Takt notice that Otto 8trohm«nf«r Webber. has applied to the Mayor and Council CONTEST ,<* ... i«n sum ef tht Borough of Rumjon for a Plenary V •cull Distribution llcenie for prtaliet Ya« Caa Take It With Yea ••VMVM W MBTA V^^s^BWMsVaVTalWf I vtV^WWf •WT*âH> dF4F4Naiy| tltuattd at 84 Ufajrtttt Street. Rumion, If you would Ilka to takt • part ef V< • • Pd Ban- k or good ai~d Colonial MeH n >!,tr Objections, If anr, should he mad* Im. muth with you whan you go oa rour mifnkihti* WMMB •* ^' Mediately In writing to Albert A. Ktrr, vacation, It's «aiy to do. Just order Clark ef the Borough of Rumson. 'lit Register tent to your vacation ad- (Signed) dreaa. at our regular aubaerlptlon rates, OTTO STFtOHMENGER, and it will bt just like getting a wttkly ", if UN KWAM STM-LEMEf 11.01 II Lafnyette it., Rumion, N. J, lttttr from honv,—Advertitamtnt, umtm PUBLIC SALE »a* *) »*• -am r *>•» *«••*«•*• I, the undersigned, will tell at Public Auction Household flood* and Furnishings of ray late Sltter-ln-law, all of which have been moved from Lincoln Storage and will be sold at: NUT MM mm mnmtmm DEEP DALE FARM, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 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'ALSO; "Printed Rayon Bemberg Dresses, and some Bolid-cotor cottons. Sines i) to 15; 12 to iO; 1-H/i '« thlp 'n' Shore Pliid Nylon Taffeta Bathing Suit Sailing Bluea Emblem Drew American Golfer 2-pe. Play- »M in navy or black, 10.98 with white braid trim. 12 to lult In white or maiie pique. Cuffed Cotton Gabardine Shorti In navy, white, red, green or aqua, S.M Denim Wrap-around Skirt In II. Ml 12 to 16. . T.M faded bill* or ihrlmp. S.»» Combed Cotton T-Bblrt In white, navy, BUDOBT DRESSES, Meuanlne black or rod. 1.N Shop daily from 9:30 'til 5:30—Red Bank store open Friday 'til 9} Asbury Park store open Wednesday 'til 9 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER Ml CO* VOLUME LXXIH, NO. 51. RED BANK, N. J, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12. Scroll Presented to Postmaster Fred A. Crine 2 irV,mr4Hd Aoyt Summer Influx of Firm Workers Order Revision Flying to Disposal Plant 0( Ordinance On Two I.V»ear-«M «•»• frasa Bonds Are Sold In State Between 1MN-2MM Mumuoutk county loft ItVwtM TRENTON. June n iir> grammar •rkoal. At 1.625% Intern!, •f from .1,009 to 20,009 Saras This is «ne of the few Instances Are tn He (Mr l« (herlM Matches. Jr. risking Rule Paste* workers. ,j which modern migrant labor son af Mr. and Mrs. fhartet ttven with thest eut-of-sUta falls afoul of New Jersey law. Tha NEW SHREWSBURV - Sharp Malik** of W.1 Blifr rd. sad for- RUMSON-Th» mayor and coun- workers, tha fern lsbtr situatiosi migrant Itb'or bureau said crimes revision is being ntadr of a di*U)td- merlv «f KikrcwtlNiry. The •tlkrr cil last Thursday night sold an is- ii always tight, due t* the lura attributed to ttit-af-sttte workers nly r.ondurt ordinance dra">vri ionir sue of 173.000 worth ef improve- had materially decreased ia tha erirs ago fnr Shrewsbury township ie .lame* t. Newman, ton «f Mr. ef higher wages for what many ment bonds to pay for the Gran1t consider easier factory work. ton-year life of the bureau. nd <\\pec1ed soon tn be incorpor- and Mrs. Joan O. Newman of avr. sewage disposal plant, ami re - Without the migrant wnrk*ra. The bureau said this waa large- ated into the law? of thu bnioujjli *roM at.. Mlirciedmry. They ttiU ifl«d a schedule of special assess- tha term labor problem la N«w ly due to the fact tha crow feeders The chaners WPIT ; ccoiiunrnci^d In aU.iing with Mr. and Mrs. ments recommended by the aewer •re responsible men win return to in part by Councilman fiamufl M commiMion to meet this obligation. Jtrsey, ai in many ather states, William Mrtgand. Mrs. Welgand would be ona of incraaiinf dilH- the same farms year after year. In Fisher, Jr., at a .special mtcting of J. B. Hanauer snd company ef eiilty far tha employer. order to maintain their contacts the mayo!' and council last Thurs- la Mr. MaUhrs' aunt. They art Newark purchased the bonds at the hare, the crew leaders try to have day nighl. They have to do with trawling aboard a Northwest low interest rate of 1.025 per cent. Stabilisation af the migrant la- 1 bor employment problem U large- only well-behaved workers under the assembling of people, gambling Airline ! •tratorruierr. Tkry ait« ~h> Arm also offered a I21.M ly diet to two (acton—the automo- them, the bureau said. and the playing of baseball, bonus payment for the bonds, five While in New Jersey the life Both Mr. Fisher «nd Councilman witt return by pUiir. coming to other bidders offered interest ratee bile ago ana tha effective work Rrd Rank airport fcy air tasi don* by th« bureau of migrant la- of • migrant worker is far super- Fred A. C. Pearl said they frit the of from 1.7 to 2 per cent and bonus) bar In the State Department of La- ior to whet it used to be. For ana original law in some ways went too *#rvtre. payment!" from !2tM to I91.SJ. bar and Industry. thing, his living conditions are far in it." control of I1N> light* of With t»o exceptions council ap- ch Improved. individuals and. in others, not far proved special aaseatments the tn me old days tasiuonel lafesr stale Bureau". enough in the protection of thr mu- sewer commissioners recommended f»r New Jerity firms cum out of IfII, Is responsible ftr seeing that nicipality and it« resident!,. All cth- Red Bank to Lose be levied against aome 120 proper- Philadelphia. the migrants ara housed In com- rrs prespnt a (fired, It was decided ei. Council ruled no charge ke as- Thia labor »•• mainly composed fortable and sanitary conditions. to rewrite the law. esjed against the Lincoln ave, <•( Italian! who traveled to New It maintains a crew of inspectors At evtef carsHMftlat halt) lent wtk at tfct Rte) IMI fjejtt tiict, a vuJk wtt prtmiHd tt Waal Ut Adopt Ordiaam-M A Valuable Asset property of John O. Kingdoa be- Jersey lit family groups. The en- to make sura eeaditlone are up a use it derives no benailt from the tire familv. including children, to par. rWrneuter Fr*. A. Criiw by Mica CHitf Frank W. fttytfctr far kit tfeptay af loyalty to Arty m This disorderly conduct ordinance Ca|il. MrClrmrnlt la system, and that a change be made is one of a group of local laws in would work in the fields. Paid H Cento aa tfca impartaat ward kt *W Tin Krai wai akttwta* tfcraufh Hit affarh «f Alan W, Jahmait, the «anrasnii>nt «jjam«t the Ai yean went by this practice force when the horough was separ- Transferred to Prim. Grunt ave. property of Harry M. The going wage for migrant Carltan thaitar maitaf*. I. «a It, Mr. Jalnta*, Jataa*. Dim, artwaW af HM Weal branch af tht ated from Shrewsbury township Schriefer. brought about a child labor prob- farm workere In New Jereey is SS (Vail Homes) last August that the Capt. O. N'ewton MrClements, lem ai v en ai a housing problem. cents an hour. This Is the wage Awtcittiafl af Part Offit* Ctarbt; Mr. OIM, Harald C. By, raarawMAtiva af tha Natianal Attacia. borough wants on itr own hoolu. who has been in charge of the Tied The migrant workeri lived In poor act by moat farmer cooperative Bank barracks of the Salvation eonditiont, sometimes right out In A bill, parsed by both houses of Mayor Peter H. B. Cumming groups. Some of the migrants also the legislature hut still unsigned by Army for nearly seven years, was asked, with the board's approval, tha open. work on a plete bails. It Is esti- A. Itiu, dark MI charsja. Oov. Alfred E. Dri«coll, would make notified last Friday of his promo- hat Borough Attorney Theodora to Factories mated a good worker may make it permissible for such towns as tion which will transfer him from D. Parsons investigate the possibil- tnm |1S t» «i * *y p!!H Rnrf B,nk to Norrldto-wji, Pai, «f- , t* tht Sail industrial- New Shrewsbury that ate separated fective July 1. ity of amending a state law Aalnf had, thin labor group waa diverted beans, for instance, on a piece- from another municipality to adopt interest charges for special assess- to the ftctoriei. Rapid advances work basis. Battle of Monmouth Service Salvation Army ordinances In force before the sep- ments* against properties. in automobile and highway con- The bureau gave the large farm* aration by reference only. This State law, said the mayor, re- struction opened tht way for lar(« ers' co-operative camp at Oleis means brand new ordinance need quires that the six per cent ratt bt boro as an example of how mi- not be drawn and that old ones can charged property owners wht de- troupe af migrant worker! from To Be Held Sundi as Memorial Opens Store Here be adopted by advertising only their distant atstes. grant labor Is organised In the cide to (tay off the assessment In state. From MM to J000 migrant TENNENT — A memorial serv- brighttnlng at the time, and an The Salvation Army, ever seeking titles, not the whole texts. The re- ten years. However, he pointed tut, Today most of the migrant workers come into this camp and ice will be held Sunday at »:3O p. June II tht British, with 17,000 to enlarge its capacity for service, sult is a saving in legal snd ad- in the floating tf bond issues todsy workers employed in New Jersey and thereby further meet the needs vertising charges, come from as far south as Florida. are parceled out to farmers as thsy m. at Old Tennent church by the men, tvtcuated Philadelphia, rac- municipalities generally can get ara needed. Monmouth County Organisation tf ing across New Jersey far the safe- of the community, Is opening a fam- The governor ha.i until June 2* money, as in this case, at Interest Mostly Negro men, -they leaver The bureau said very few of the ty of New York and the guns of ily service store at 77 Monmouth Florida In "squads" under the di- tht American Legion in commemor- St., where reconditioned furniture, lo sign or veto the state bill. If he rates hovering below the two per rection of • "crew leader" early In migrant workers employed in New ation of the Battle of Monmouth, the British fleet. Wtshington sped men's, women's and children's docs not sign It by then, lt be- cent level. March. They travel up along thai Jersey are from Puerto Rico. Al- which occurred tn and around to cut them off and at New Bruns- clothing and thoet, bric-a-brac and comes law automatically. It he Mayor Cumming did not think It coast aa far as Maine, returning; though Inhabitant! of that .island freehold June tt, 1TT». It will be wick, Ctrnwallit and his forces had other articles will be sold, There vetoes it, It goea back to the legil- fair, because of this, that property are United States ettttens and thus the 11th such service held by tht to turn cut toward the coast. Ex- lsture. There hai bti>n r.o Indica- owner> should pay to much mort to Florida In November. will also be a book shelf where tion the governor disapproves it. Usually the craw leader has ar- may inter tht country freely, the same organisations. hautttd by terriAe hett, they made book lovers will find the kind of than actual interest. He recom- transportation problems are too their camp for the night ef Junt 17 The law, prepared by Lawrence A. mended the state fix Interest rates ranged ahead of time for the em- The American Legion, accompan- reading material that will be of Carton, Jr., borough attorney, I* ex- ployment ef the group under his great to allow many of them to ied by representatives of all patri- at Freehold. particular interest to them. Thia at a level equal to double that fixed work here en a seasonal basis. Next morning with the enemy pected to be useful to other mu by a bond company, to the nearest direction. In the event he has not, otic and fraternal orders in the store will be one of several asso- nicipatlticj; In the state. the migrants may seek employ- CetMontratod county, will gather at Old Tannent virtually trapped, the Americans ciated with the Trenton Men's So- whole of one per cent to avoid the ment through local farm bureaus to pay homage to these dead. attacked In force. Something went cial Service Center, Borough councilmen are expected bookkeeping difficulties. At the low- Tha office of milk Industry an wrong, and Oeneral Charles Lec- to pass on first reading, at the July or through the state bureau of mi- nounced a new kind of concen- Among the speakerp s will be Brig. The program of the Salvation er rate, revenue still would be suf- grant labor. trated milk hai gone on tale in tor reasons which still have histor- 5 meeting, titles of ordinances to ficient to meet handling costs by Oen. Bonner Fellers, U.S.A. ians puttied and arguing—ordered Army's Men's Social Servlcce Cen- be thus adopted, provided the law Union, Essex, Hudson, Passaie tired, Congressman James C. ter is Ananced through various the borough, he said. The season for migrant farm la- Bet*"' aiid parv of Midditsex AuUiinclciu triil *-'• Cunrad Schnei- a retreat by 8,000 key men Hi goes on state books. Particularly It was pointed out that Rep. bor in New jersey lasts from the) l l they factd scanty resistance. >fne channels—through the processing selected from the township Ale for James C. AuchindSss of Rumson early spring, when the asparagus county. der, commander of the New Jir- of waste materials, such as maga- adoption were the elaborately Manufactured by the Borden and sty American Legion. The musical Srltlah hnmtdlatery struck back tlnes, newspspers, reconditioning has come out against the Ha aer crop comes In the southern part and disaster for the Continental* planned toning ordinance and local cent fee and had asked that tht ef tha atate. through the potato Sheffield companies, the milk will part of the progrtm will Include and reAnishing discarded furniture laws limiting the number of taxi- aeli to the retailer for 23 cents for choral selections by the Mnnasqutn threatened until Washington dra- and from income realised through Ceo*. McCVmeata borough seek a change. Mr, Parsons and apple picking seasons, lorn* matically appttrtd to rally hit mea. cabs allowed in the borough and may stay as late as October hut a one-third quart can. Bach can Men's chorus and numbers by the the family service "stores. preventing their cruising, ordering ia to be asked to investigate how (hey art usually gone by tht Mid- of liquid concentrate will make Fort Monmouth military band. Tht regimental colors of tht Roy- the demolition of unsafe building, In a talk 'with a Register repre- tht state law may be amended. al Grentdltrt wtre ctpturtd in the "Thest social service ttoru havt m SPB^PBICV smawvciaivsH dle of September. three quarts of homogenised vita- Oen. Fellers is a World War It a two-fold purpose. First, of rak- regulating gravel mine operations, sentative, Capt. McClements stated min O milk when water la added. vtteran and took part in the Afri- day-long struggle and recently ing necessary Anancet and, second, ruling against low-flying airplanes, that he regrets leaving Red Rank The sewer system and disposal One thaln stors group has an- can Desert campaigns with the were presented to tha Monmouth the desire to plsce the articles with- licensing amusements and Junk- very much, particularly after the plant has been a decided improve- Tha great majority of these mi- nounced It will sell tht concen- British forest In the Middlt Eatt County Hlstorlctl tssoclstlon st Ing the means of people with limit- yards and others. hard work of the new building ment for Rumson, Mayor Cum- grant workers furnish their own trated milk two cam for 4T cents. tt combat observer for the U. 8. Freehold. Some believe they were ed resources," states Capt. O. New- campaign. He further regret* he is ming said. He spoke for the coun- In early 1941 he served on the the only enemy regimental colon ton Clements. "When a small Parte of Law Affected compelled to change his location cil body in congratulating the as- planning board of the O.S.8. until taken in combat In the Revolution. charge la mtde the stigma of char- There were three parts of the dis- before the start on the new build- sessment commission, comprising he joined MacArthur in Australia. Lee's peculiar action probably ity Is automatically removed. The orderly conduct ordinance for which ing and will not see the erection Charles Wood, Albert W. Teeter ruined chances for a major victory changes in text were ordered: of the new building during his ad- and Arthur Ciff, for Its effort In Sea Bright Officials to Confer He ia tlso tn author of some article takes on retl value and the 1 note, and his articles, "How We because, next morning, before buyer goes away with a tense of . . . Section 1—No person shall ministration. arriving at a formula of fair fast Can Lick Stalin" in the Sept 16, dawn, the British slipped away to independence, which often ctnnot set up, keep or maintain or per- He stated, however, there Ij a to bt charged the property owners. With County on Erosion Problem USO issue of Collier's, "Lessons of New Tork and safety. bt taid when material! art given mit to be set up kept or main- pleasant feature about his transfer This action completed planning Korea" In The Freeman, Oct. 3, Close along tide tht church art away. tained in any house or premises in that a new building at Nor- started ten years ago to take over tht gravel of Capt. Henry Fauntle- acceseable to him or others any faro SKA BRIOHT-Jostph J. Sea- 1950. and "How We Can Make the Work Program far Men ristown awaits his arrival. the sewage system installed by the roy of the Sth Virginia Continental table, faro bank roulette wheel, lot- former Rumson Development com- man, auditor, told the mayor and through condemnation proceedings. Russians Revolt" in the Nov., Line and Lt. Col. Henry Monckton "Tht object of opening a family tery or other device of games of council a few days ago and thia The mtyor did not think privatt 1950, issue of Coronet attracted service store in Red Bank Is for pany, improve It and tie it Into of the British Ortnadltrs, tide-by- chance. . . . the Grant ave. plant built by Jean borough Is in excellent Ananclal owners eould bt forced to put In nation-wide attention. side. Both of these ir«n were killed the purpose of: first of all, meet- 1 Knights Honor Health and Is able to share in the their own tea bulkheads. Old Tennent church, which Is Ing the needs of families who And . . . Section 6—No person shall Howltnd snd Sons construction Another emergency "stop-gap" at tha Battle of Mo.i mouth. Tht it difficult to sdequatcly cope with loiter or assemble in or upon any firm. The plant has been in oper- cost of a proposed UOO-foot $290,- celebrating the 200th anniversary American Legion each year placet a street, highway, thoroughfare or OOO South Beach sea wall. propostl for beach protection was ef its erection, is well preserved and the high cost of living and at the ation about a year. Tha borough's mtdt by Councilman Lawrence. He British Atg on tht grtvt of Lt. Col. same time, through the sale of re- sidewalk, In or about the front of Priest, Kniffin total cost for the system hat been However, it appeared sure that if looks now much as it must have Monckton at the tamt time that any building or any other public or Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, pastor of such a wall is to be built the county said he had talked to representa- looked on that bluing hot day 171 conditioned furniture, clothing, about Wo.000. tives of contractors now dredging they place the American flag on the bric-a-brac, etc., to provide a "work quasi-public place or upon private St. James church, was honored on will have to put up a large shsrt years ago when it was Used as t property not his own. . . . Delay Bulkhead Contract of tht cash. According to Mr. Sea- a channel In the Shrewsbury river grave ef Capt. Fauntleroy. The program" for men with social, Monday night as charter chaplain and learned from them sand and hospital to treat men who were cemetery around the church con- phychological or alcoholic problems. "... Section 9—No person shall of Red Bank council, Knights of The council put off until the Junt man's semi-annual audit, the bor- wounded in the nearby battle. tains the graves of 114 Revolution- play or practice a game of ball or Columbus. Highlight of the even- 2s meeting action on the awarding ough's borrowing capacity, at of silt from the operttlon could be People come from all over the These men are provided with an Dec. 31, was limited to M4.JS7. pumped Into openings on the beach- ary War Soldiers, as well as being occupation, as helpers on a truck, shall pitch or throw any ball In or ing was the presentation of a of a contract tor repairs to tht front at little or no cost to the bor- country to visit this patriotic the last resting place of veterans of or in the furniture, electric or paint upon any street, highway, thorough- plaque to the monslgnor by retir- Shrewsbury river bulkhead at tht Council has requested Borough ough. Council Instructed Borough shrine and gate with interest on every war In which thlt country shops, baling room or sorting room fare, sidewalk or other public ing Grand Knight Clayton J. Held. foot of Washington ave. Mayor Attorney Oeorge A. Gray to ar- Engineer O. Wolcott Morrit to tur- the relics of the battle which are hat been engaged. and as tht articles of cloning, fur- place. . . " Also honored was Harry Kniffin, Cumming said the delay It neces- range an ttrly conference with displayed within the church. the freeholders to go over the lea vey the area and decide If this As there are at tht present time niture, etc., are brought into the Section I, said Mr. Fisher, could general program chairman of the sitated by a study to And out it wall proposal to set how It could would be a practical operation. New Jersey, known as tht "Cock- more than.8,000 members of tht warehouse they are aeparated and be interpreted to prevent even council. Mr. Knlffln also received some materials, now on the govern- be Ananced. Council also wants to pit of the American Revolution," Legion In Monmouth county, a distributed and channeled to some games Of cards in private homes a plaque from Mr. Held In recog- ment's restricted list, will bt avail- And out what tha county can do to •etna Bead OtadltJoa will observe the 171st anniversary large attendance It anticipated at particular department where pro- and games of chance at firemen's nition of the outstanding program able for the job. repair Its Ocean ave. highway Mtyor Farrtll lashed out at tht of the Battle of Monmouth, fought Sunday afternoon's service. cessing and reconditioning takes fairs. Council agree it bo revised organisation under his supervision. Low bidder for tilt work vat tha which Mayor Thomas Farrell said condition of Ocean tvt. after letters near Freehold June 38, 1778. This A gantral invitation is extended place. Then again, the truck dis- to maintain strict restrictions Mr. Knlmn'a accomplishments were Howland Arm, with an offer ef $1.- was "full of holes and patches." were read from state and county was the battle where Mary Hays to all, to Join with the Legion in tributes them to the several stores against outright gambling but not also recognised by the supreme of- 780. Other bids received were from highway authorities conArmlng that won the name "Molly Pitcher" be- honoring the dead ef til of our associated with the Trenton center, to interfere with gaming inside in- fice of the Knights of Columbus Clarence Carlson, Red Bank, IV Mayor Farrell reported that he. the road waa a county, not state, cause she carried Jugs of drinking eountry'i wart, who art burled where they are offered for sale dividual homes or stand against ap- when the council was awarded the Hi; A. F. Bahrs, Highlands, It,- Councilman Ralph W. Lawrence hlghwsy. For more than two years water to the thirsting Colonial sol- there. thus contributing to the Income proved money-raising functions. "star certificate" in recognition of 000, and Thomas Proctor, Long and Mr. Gray attended a state the mayor has been trying to get diers, and manned a gun when her In cast of rain, services will be side of the picture, enabling the Mr. Fisher said Section * is not the successful completion of ac- Branch. 13,070. erosion meeting in Trenton recent- the state to take over, Improve and husband fell wounded. held in the church and carried out- Salvation Army Mcn'a Socltl Ser- tivity outlined for the 1950-51 year. Introduced was a ntw ordinance ly to apply for atttt tid for the vice center to ctrry on its program (Continued on Page •) South Betch barrier. widen Ocean ave. The state has American military fortunes were side ovtr a public addrest syttem. In thanking Mr. Kniffin for his which would prevent fishing at tha given tomt contiderstion to mtking of rehabilitation." activity during the year Mr. Held eastern end of Rumson rd., from Cites Priority Petition It the southern approach to tht Auxiliary Police pointed out the many outstanding where the old Sea Bright-Rumson Under New Jersey's erosion at> proposed Stndy Hook rtercational Frequently men with problem! affairs held by the group which had bridge was removed this year. park. VFW to Honor not solved by a meal and a night's Have Graduation Party sistanca formula, tht state agrtea Shrewsbury Hose lodging apply to Capt. McClements proved both socially and financially Mayor Cumming said this ordin- to pay half the cost of approved Tht mayor hat noted that In MM, for help with .their particular prob- EAST KEANSBURQ—The grad- successful. Mr. Knlffln, in receiv- ance was designed both to aava tha beach projects. The mayor laid he tht than Oov. A. Htrry Moore Past Commander lem, and. theat men tre referred uates of the Middletown township ing the award, asked the member- borough from possible lawsuits for ftlt sure tht Sta Bright project signed a bill providing that at an Fair Now On to the Trenton center, which is civil defense .chnol for auxiliary ship to unite their efforts In the damages in tht event someone fell would get "No. 1 priority" from the appropriatt tlmt tht ttata would Plans have been completed for centrally located and serves a Urge policemen enjoyed a get-together future for Catholic ideals so that overboard while Ashing or crabbing state. Officials here have been taka over tht rotd. In Its letter, the SHREWSBURY — Tha largest the past commander's dinner to tret, at which place they, after an dinner Tuesday night at Charles threats to our way of life may bt and to apare nearby residents the thinking in terms of a municipal state highway noted that that plan firemen's fair in tht four yttrs honor J, Francis Rauch Saturday Interview, are atslgned to a work "Buck" Smith's tavern here. The fought and defeated. annoyance of having crowds gather contribution not exceeding 19 per foresaw an eventual extension of they have been staged here opened night by Middletown township project, and from there on, provid- school, which started Feb. », closed John P. Mulvlhill, Sr., charter at the spot. cent of the cost, with the remainder the road out to a connection with last night on Ray H. Stillman's post 3179, Veterans of Foreign ed with an opportunity for their re- last week. The dinner was so sue. grand knight of the council and Lttsoa irtata Recalled coming from the county. Highway 38, but that nothing had proposed shopping center site on Wars. The dinner will be held habilitation. cessful, It was decided to make it currently district deputy, informed highway 35. It will close Stturdty. at tht pott home on rt. 38, Middle- an annual event. the membership of the many dif- The unfortunate death of a Its, At present, the borough la financ- (Continued on Ptgt •) tow.n. Bright youngster (Tommy Letson, ing a I10.74S program to build an Wlllard O. Willis of White st. Is Toastmaster was Patrolman Ray- ficulties encountered in organising Jr.), about two years ago was re- extension to the ocean bulkhead at general chairman. On his commit- Guest speaker will bt Congress- Fair Haven Man Win* mond Walling of the police depart- the council in 1948. He said organ- ferred to as an accident which the municipal beach and to repair Pre-Induction Exam* tee are Bernle Marx, Frank Lane, man James C. Auchindosi, and 92,300 Crash Verdict ment, who as a member of the izing the council was the Idea of could be duplicated if Ashing wert breakt in the Shrewsbury river Joseph Fedorko and John W. Park- toastmaster will be Commander civil defense council has charge of Msgr. Casey. Having returned to allowed at the old bridge end. bulkhead In the Imbrlt pi. and No Bar lo Join Corps er. Members of the Ladies' auxili- Matthew Gill. A good cltlienshlp FREEHOLD-A suit tried before auxiliary police training. Almost Red Bank after his many years in Toung Letson drowned when ha ary of Shrewsbury Hose company award will be presented by the post Judge John C. Giordano and a all the township officials wore the Navy the monslgnor missed the Watervlew way ttctions of the ASBURT PARK-Mastep Sgt. at the dinner to Charles "Buck" fell into tht Shrewsbury at lea South and North Beaches. An or* will astlst as well as conduct t Jury In County court Monday be- present, and talks were made by activity of the Knights, of which Bright. Paul H. Ran, U. S. Marina Corps, gtntrtl household goods booth. Smith of last Keansburg In appre- tween James P. Maloney of Parker Howard W. Roberts, clerk; Frank he had been a member since leav- dlnance appropriating W.8O0 of thit who is In thargt of the recruiting ciation of his efforts In behalf of ing. It was through continued ef- Councilman Peter Cartmelt rt* cost was ptsstd on Anal raiding at An exceptionally larga parking ave,, Fair Haven, against Mlis F. Blalsdell, Walter J. Bills and ported tax collections for tht year station at tha pottoflet htrt, an- the post. Entertainment and danc- Theresa Marangello of New York forts, taid Mr. Mulvihlll, that Msgr. tht meeting. The remaining amount nounced thlt wttk that tht Mtrint arta for cars It afforded by use ing will follow the dinner. J. Francis Rauch, civil defense Casey waa able to charter the new so far stood at 40.« per cent of tht needed has bttn provided by budget Corps Is tcceptlng men who have of Mr. Stillman't land. In pre- city, resulted In a verdict on !>•- director. council In December, 1M8. Mr. Mul- estimtted total for the full year, appropriations. received pre-lnduction physical ex- vious yean, two-night affalrt were half of Mr, Maloney in the sum vihlll also mentioned Martin J. Me- compared with 44.5 per cent at this Some Improvement Made aminations. No person will be ac- held In the Are house. Because of HER FAVORITE NEWSPAPER of $2,500. Seek Manager, 8384 Quire as one of those who labored time a year ago. cepted for enlistment, however, af- this, the committee anticipates a A card from Mrs. Anne Callahan Mr. Maloney, who was represent- to organise the council. A recommendation was approved To partly shore up open holes ter receipts of induction orders, large turnout. This svening will be ed by Edward W. Wise, Jr., of the After Quick Promotion that careful records be maintained along the South Beach through firemen's night, at which time Fair of Bos M0, rt. 4, South Miami, firm of Wise * Wise, Red Bank, In receiving his award Msgr. .which water hat poured In storm the sergeant .added. Fla., tell us that we don't know Employed by Reade's Carlton for Civil Defense Information. various companies will bt honored had instituted the action for dam- theater but two weeks, Stephen Casey mentioned many of the de- weather, sections of concrete from He emphasized that thia program tnd awarded for their attendance, how much enjoyment she gets from tails he had encountered in the will be conducted only during the reading her favorite newspaper, age to his automobile and person- Kelly of 18 Melrose tcr., Long the footings ef the now-removed Eight tents will be In operation, al Injuries he received Aui. 21, period of organization. He aaid East Keaniburg Seek* old Sea Bright-Rumson drawbridge 30-day period between last Friday The Register, Branch, was promoted to the posi- that the effort Involved by those and July IS. Sgt, RaiA urged young Merchandise displayed at them will She writes: "I have it every week 18S0, when the car which he was tion of assistant manager. Since were put In place at the edge of the include lamps, blankets, quilts, ath- driving on route 25 in Elizabeth who had assisted him in organiz- Fund* for Fire Truck beach on a strip of borough-owned men in this category to visit the and try to keep up with my far- Sunday, a warrant haa been out ing had materialized Into a fine Marine Corps recruiting office for letic equipment, dolls, toys and was struck by a car owned and for I1I3 arrest on a charge of 3tedl- EAST KEAN3BURO — Lee J. property. This hag helped some- household equipment. The ftlr'i away friends, W* are making our driven by Mlas Marangello. group which had progrMied con- what, but open gaps remain a full particulars, Marine recruiting home in Coral Gables, where my Inc |3S1. stantly through the terms of its Htmhaiuer of Vineyard tvt. it also will be conducted, tht sergeant main prlte, a Philco deep freete According to Mr. Maloney'a tes- Detective Capt, George Clayton, chalrmtn of tht Bait Keansburg threat on tht South Beach. Mayor unit, will be awarded Saturday husband is In business. Kindest re- timony he was traveling slowly In three grand knights. Mr. Mulvlhilt, Firrtll stid he believed the pro- said, at the Red Bank postoffice gards to all my former friends." who Investigated, said police were Dr. Joseph J. Hawkins and Mr. Art truck fund committee which Mondays and Fridays between • a, night. Etch other night, specltl heavy traffic when the defendant's seeks contributions to raist tl5,000 posed 1,200-foot ata wall would re- ground prltts will bt twardtd tt notified Sunday at 1 p. m. of the Held. move dangerous hazards. m. and 4 p. m.; Matawan poetof- •ELLS BtlXS etr crathtd Into the rear of his theft. After his promotion, Kelly necessary for the purchase of a 800- flee Tuesdays between » t. m. and U o'clock. ear, damaging his car and causing gallon pumper truck, It was as- Responding to questions by Louis was given the combination to the FIlM aae Maeaultees noon, and Freehold postofflce Tues- RIVER PLAZA — Shadow Isle injuries to his back. Miss Maran- safe and keys to the theater. It Is nounced this week. Schlefer, South Beach, riverside farms of this plact rtcently sold gello contended that Mr, Maloney what a picnic they might have. Come resident, who cpoke from the aud- days between 1 and 4 p. m. Hst Seick Dsys believed that he returned to the down for your icreen wire today. Low. Signed last weak, a contract with We have thoie soud old beech beck 11 purebred Aberdeen-Angus bulls had struck the ear In front of him theater sometime after Saturday ist lirlc%i, Qalvaniiftl s centl eq, fl., Trtutwein and sons of Woodbrldgt ience, tht mayor "Id private prop- reiti that ktep you off tht land, f».9l to Mrs. Louis Ccract of Luts, Fla., cupper H "tin iq. ft pleitlj II genti Only Mad Unis each and worth every cent, of iti beach before ner car xtruck hit In the night's closing, took the money calls for a seml-vompirtmont truck erty owners across whose lam! two bulls to Mtlo M, Shaw of an- 14. ft. Adjustable window ecreeni In alt parts of the new sea wall would bt •tar out In tha mid day sun. well, we umbrella!, liwn chain, 13.08: aluminum rear and that this was the cause and left for parts unknown, tizra. Nntional 5 a 10. Prown'i,—Ad- with an MO-gallon booster tank ta have bamboo porch ecreene in natural foldins rlulrs, 17,9,',; lone (old (hilrl lopolls, O., and a bull etch to Ed- of the accident, , vertliement. bt built on a Dodgt chassis, accord- placed either would give the bor- and green lo keen the inn nut. Aim with faaL rcit and urn vi'cri. We hnvi win Ott of Lewisburg, W, Vs., and ough An easement tn nllnw thin Mori* fln-nlnfi, dark stern window tnr Kt»nliln# iHmrnpp fnldln* llnr, n h'gli Miss Marangello ni represented Keep Coal ing to Mr. Hemhauser who said if »hndfi. Ail m vprv Inw mlr.i. NaiinnBl rjiinllty lin» RI. Inw prlr»(, National A A Hayes Huffman farm of North by Markley It Broadhurst of Jer- Shop In rnmfort In nur Alr-ronrtitionfd The mid tn h»tt«r unit M|t«r tiual- livery It expected early in Septem- work or It could be carried tut • tor». Sh'rmnu'l, 4f Broni II, Red n«n, nlvtitlie IK The ReiliUr reiularly, • a lo. 10, Prown'i.—AdKrtlitswit, Wllkesboro, N, C sey City, • •ank.—Adurtinment. •AdvertUeaunb ber. V«t> farUMr laCaraaataM tta Maathar la Xmmr T«t>a**ew Booh Election Board* ' have i JACOB* Edward John Stevens. Jr., Exhibition eaotact heaaaatHtra af VaJaaaawth HAROLD JACMISEVS Couaty Caoacil, Baf fJatata af To Be Initructed MetiaatHitk iy Exa4arer AaaerleaAl , at 1H Btaatlwar, U*M DtRoot ISO MaawBMth Si. nVd Set at Old Mill Gallery July 1 to 21 Members of the district board* Scout* have been invited, ta par- Branch, as sea* a* aaaoiMe. Bewr- throughout thin trea of the county ticipe.ta in an ci£kt-day anctma- vatitaa will not be accepted after NEW SHREWSBURT-A oaei have been raa,uetted by letter from ment at the U. I, Air Force baae June W, etnee tha actamastditieaa A NICI PACKACI RSHIHIIS mm «how of paintings by Edward the Manmauth County Board of are limited tad the encampment ia ;'a fJuality-VabM Btara John Steven*. Jr., who ha* area na- Fire Suspect Bftvaag Bat Baa* aad %**•«•» the Patt a laar* Blactiant ta attend a meeting ta be at fttewart . lery, Bycaanore at Tinton ave., Tin- FREEHOLD-A charge of In- Thia meeling ie bring held for p UVE BOTT MEU CBABa t#tjato») !.*«<>«. ton Fall*, from July 1-21. voluntary maatlawghteg r hat haea the ptirpeee of inctructing the mem- Aug. 11 to II, and aaraageanenta ruw COCKTAIL CBAB HEAT - *»». anade agalarl t WilHarWlH n CC. ih ber* af the district boards of Hed havt been made far maay activi- Mr. Stevens' art is represented ia Bank, MMdletown township, Fair ties at the baae, aa well aa tatirtasg rBtSM tMHTEB MEAT **••»• a general exhibition of works by J» aa a result ef tha «r# in rraak'l rBBaM CIT FILET BOLE Bar h>. HLF.T IIAItDOTK afe-fa. hotel, it East Main at., which U*k Haven, ftunuon. Atlantic High- the military academy at Watt about IS county and state artiats, land*, Catentown, Highland*, Point. JtNBO BMBIMP ttrB). LOCAL OTEAK Bit r: FISH air Ht. sculptor* and ceramic eraftamea, three livet JUaa *• Jahntoa waa arraigned laatw*>ek Keantburg, Keyport, Little Silver Air-miadeti youth ia the Explorer Baet*« Mackerel, Saa Ban*. MhMiaf. Salmon. Halibut, CM, whirh began June 8 and will con- division of the Boy Bcouta af toaBaae _ Birds Eye> t/ratea VeeetaMf*. before Magiatrale Charles f. Din- and Union Beach as to their dutiaa tinue through June JS at the Old and retpea«ihi]ities during th* com- America will have aa apportunity rree BaMiaviaa Ttvtre Oall> — t:»t A M. - !:M P. M. Mill. The current .-hem. a beneaH mar and waa keld la t».m hall far action af the grand jury whin ha iag general election. ta study lnatrumeata, weather, casle, _ Hxl Bank tW.ITH for the Monmouth County Hiatori- g navigation, power planta, theory cal society, attracted more than pleadeld d not guiltyilt . Invejtigation, according ta the of flight communication! anal air- TMB riBST Nl'MBKB IV TKLKPHOXF, BOOK 330 vis-item in ita first wrrk. County Detective Merritt Kent 1 latter, made by member* of the plane structure. The beye will be Wa cato *a laaalit Dinnari, Clam»a««i ana •ar»ia«. ft is a rare happening for a nid that Johnson aaaaa a state- Meematith County Board of Elec- quartered at the baae, ueing the young man to have hit photograph ment that, although he knaw hit tiena during tht pa«t election, ra- facilities which have been provided i ta illustrtte "the front caver room in tha hattl wtt aMaia vealed that away the district for them by the Air Farce aad aa of a national newt magaatae. Mr. ran »ut af tha hotel, where iti Hght-deihM y arograai vena receive* (hat honor (ram f t haaraa art nat familiar with tha maatha, witaavt giving warning ta dvtiaa far whkh they arc respsn- *d far their viatt. i MoNy Pitctwr Hot6 1 Life magazine Mar. It. 1M0. tht ather gaatta at turalag la aa naia. Maay aaw rult* an4 regula- maatiag atHcer af BUw»rt Mela, U. Life, called *ilm "repreeentativt l tiaag have haaa introduced uadar C « Tb t of tha country* beat yaung paint- tha fawaaant ttgiitratian ayataaa er* .... He has had a phenjm- aad tharalare, it ia mott important Rieharaaaa, UIAr, baa inal artistic #uceess. Since itM ht American* aaw liviag will die that each and tvery member attend been aasigned by the Al haa held seven ant-man eihlbitian* cancer if praaeat rataa ceatlaua. in New Tork-all aellout*." eiplarer aaVer and ce-erdiaatar. la presenting Rtevtaa M one af It outstanding young American iteti, Ufe illustrated oat of hi* favorite*, "The Chinese iwan," whirh it aald wat done beeauee Steven* "felt It aymbaliied the my*- terioua and enifmatie quality af VM will ••»•»• A Chine** culture." he prut tf i««r The fwaa la not ineluded in tha ouse eahlbtt, but athert af eajaal lav aortaaee are. Theaa thaw that ateveat toured ta different parla of the world to get hit Inspiration* fiom local culture; in land* a* dla- ttnt aa Africa. Ott% d* Vegh, owner of tht Old •TCHUNOW Mill gallery, who alto it a nation- illy known artist nnd ctrtmie •culptor, said the Itevena show In PiCTUllt a«Mi BOMibtr taum £ > July It being presented "with the generou* and aplendid eo-operatlon" th« met ind btfuty of lovely ** of the noted Weyhe gallery af New Corhim paiicrat! Sec iht actual lUvw Tork city. "We have thua btea ia our MOW . •. ditcun your patura doubly honored," he *aid, LAUNDROMAT Bftftrtncc with our niver wptru... A "preview ntudy" of johie of the Stevens' paintings now on display AUTOMATIC WASHIft and buy your lint ptaaicuinjt BOW. and yet to he ahown gave a Regis- ter reporter this impression: Hera QatHtM InutevM ia art both enacting and Intricate, bold in color, Imaginative If some- j tlnva abrupt in preaentation, dona with patient short atrohei of a I carefully handled brush, laaie paintingi are of the "thought pattern" modernistic achool, nat taa ta»y for the uninitiated to under- I stand; other* appear to emphuite the true meaning of the auajtet matter. A11 are Interotl'ng.

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ALL-PURPOSE SEDAN Tht first ttaify saft tan\trtibltl Two tars in OM! Comtttt fa a One moment you'rt mjoytng rutttd haiikr at tht drop eta fm in tht jiM. Touch a bitm taigtU-Alt-wtUtdAirJIyttem mi It't a wtathtr-ttght niml PAYMENT! T>iicovw traa aosaemy-Uw tUmbltr wfta ON ATLANTICS SPECIAL CHARGE PLAN *-* overdriv* Mt an alMtmt racord In tha 1951 MobUgu Ecsttomy Run with 31.0S m.p.g.1 En- joy brilUant parfomunee.., tuptrb comfort and ASBURY PARK 715 Main St. handling oat! All at a low, low price thai in- chidat nauly $300 worth of custom aquipmntt RED BANK 25 Momnouth St. LONG BRANCH 216 Broadway <. FREEHOLD 30 Eait Main St. ED VM MnENGELL, Inc. KEYPORT S Eait Front St. Street M Ink, N. I. ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS LAKEWOOD 227 Second St.

' W#M Mfftflt DrVfMrt rVCM'MfnWfc* CaVfit DtWCfff MM* *" TV, Taa Owmaff* nia^lWHTIHSHOUII "irUOrO 0Nr-tV,ry WtaK •fED BAIFK mum t\, Brunswick *ad Andrew fjtwt* *f Married at St. Jamet 33 More Driven Laureac* Harbor. r»r paating *a- olhcr <-»r oa the right the following paid M "nei: Jo*i« E. Gerken Appear in Court of the Bronx, Carl H. Chriatia of HOUfDEL — Thirty-three anotar Brooklyn, Michael Halawitch ef COAL vehicle cases were heard before Tartprrt. I»ador Ruben«t»l« of Magistrate Stanley Btilwell of At- Brooklyn, Joseph Allen of New UfTCALU-*» lantic-Holasdcl towaship court dur York city. David King of Ohio. iag the p*»t week. J >hn J. Banhwlner of Bloomneld. John E. Duerseheidt of Newark Chnrlfa S. Ailler of Tenkem. Paul wti charged with recklrsa driving Dreifus, of Turk• ho*, N. T, and and paid » Sae of (25 snd IS cost*. Matthf*- H. Nilsen of Eliiabeth. Corri* Davis of Long Branch wan Three charged with following the apprehended for passing a erhoo] car in front too closely and paying bus and failure to nhow regUtia- (A flnfs were James E. Ciark of tie*. Hi* Jtao was II* with costs. Westfleld, Robert Jones of E«ge- Benjamin E. Watelson of Eliza- wator. and t/>ui» Arata of North beth. wht> was alto charged with Bergen. John F. Siebold of St. Al- pasting a schaol bus, was lined f 13. banii, N. T. paid an It Anc for Five charged with carelens driv- failure to observe a traflle signsl. Efeelrieal ApMiaWeea ml All KitA ing were Richard Kooace of New- Fred Nicdensteia ef Ocean Grove, Parta MO) Service for Mi Make. tUaUa*, HANCE & DAVIS ark and Alfred Ainora of Hacker- who wu minus • car tall light, sack, wha pa'<* »•* Saen; John K. pi id a la One. VsruuaM, KaaajM ratl RefrigerMan. TEL M 4010* Clark of WestHeld, who paid a $10 For failurr ts show registration iae and Qeorge Volght of Rum- Eugene B. Klein, Jr of New York. No4aro[ ScrvicdMl MM! son and Dan O. Suck of New Cas- tle, Del, wh* paid la «ncs. Sherman B. Chaos of PUIaaeld and flidney Iaaaci of Rumaoa paid M Charged with passing another rlnea. Edward R. Arlington of Nep- ear at an intersection, Harvey W. Batter »f Plainneld paid a Rne of tune paid an Is Nn* for a wring 110. Other* paying It anei for the passing ml Anthony BtrUngisr of seme offtM* were Charlet A. Heal Newark, who failed t* wear needed \T U(U HAHK II I H W t, 77/.I •f Newark, John B. Harrington of glasses while driving, pat« • M Rosalie, Ckorge M. Apgar of New line. J. YANKO 10 NOAD ST.

I* tha Nctanr af ft*. Ja»*a Cath- ing mall ear Wic carried a ban- •It* church ttturtay afternoon, quet of yellow tea roie«. Mitt Joan •Uriela BoyM, daugh- Joseph Kleily of Allenhurst was ter of Mr. and MN. Thomas J. belt man, and Carl W. HarrU of Boyle ef Church St., r«»r Hivcn, Red Bank wu an usher. became tht btid* ef Charles Fell* The bridegroom's mother wai Ootsehalk, Jr., mm ef Mr. and Mr«. dreued in a navy lace afternoon Once-a-year opportunity Chariot r. OotKhalk of Manor «r. drew with matching accessories Rev. Edward W. Hughes perform- and • corsage of pink rose*. ed tht ceremony wfitth wa* fol- Following the reception the cou- lowed by a reception at Old Or- ple lett tot a weiaiiw tiip to Hid- chard Country elub, Eatontowa. den Valley, N. Y, and upon their return win live In Hsuting Gardens, Th* bride «H given In marriage Rutherford, for traveling the bride by her father »M chat* a gown were a multi-colored printed crepe •f whit* ftyton dotted IWIM. The dreM with matching accessories tost was fttniened with a Pttcr and a white lace hat, and a cor- Pan collar, elbow length tltevei *age of gardenlii. annual friendship sab and * full aklK which was bal- The bride is a graduate of Rum- lertna length. She wort a imall ion high school, and Ii employed IPWII eJUftV) dkltt tO) JUH9 AvUl 0)lliy WITH A Matching Chantllly lae* cap ts by the Prudential Life Insurance which fc*r **ll ef tulle tii at- company. The bridegroom Ii a taches. Htr bamutt m mad* of graduate of Red Bank hlKh school whlta gladl«IU and Lafayette college, where he Mill Carol* Ruth Oottehalk, the wst a member of Theta Chi fra- bridegroom's lister, woa maid of ternity. He It employed «« a test boner. Htr (rack wat light blue engineer with the Wright Aeronau- roftQOW tytlet organdy, warn with a match- tical corporation at Wood Ridge. NO MEND HOSE low-Cost en," an arrangement of plant material in a container that might be Garden Qub RFD found in an old-fashlonfd kitchen: "Parlor Table," a composition of Lovely, Xo Mend uyloim ... the aheereat, elctr> plant material accompanying ob- To Stage Annual ject* that might be found on a cut way to gheathe your leg* ... now at really "parlor" table, with Mrs. Van B. Walker as clasa consultant; "Na- important Mvlngs! Try America'* premier Show Saturday ture's Bounty." a composition using hosiery at these Kpcciat introductory prices for •T tatrttasat taalatas. Vdttao fruit or vegetables, with the leave* Day in the Country of fruit and vegetable*, with Mr*. F«na ••*» fcutatd saw hat Octavlua Knight a> class consul- one week only. Thene for Enlrlea— tant. •"JWmj^ajsamma•ala^fteatldBalai, a^aadftall•mfWBIiafA , *JWa• ••#)i aVIa^Bt"JVWtI "Summer Wonderland," and ar- Sires 8i/s to Many Claaaeo Lined rangement of flowers grown by the exhibitor; "My Cup Runneth Over," al HOUIO«>-Oard*ii dub, RFD, an arrangement in a cup and kilt *• will atag* Ita annual Sower show saucer, with this elaji being limited For Saturday la the William Croat barn, to exhibitors who have never won Holmdel. -A Day In tht Country," awarda; "A Twice Told Tale," an 45-gauga 30 dw\hr gal 51-gaug5l o IS dtn'tf la the theme, and there will b* tp*> arrangement in a pair of contain- •tNaa> attall fcaaaa. attest, ale., MM elal arrangement clastt* for mem- er*, with MM Fredericlc J. Noble full ftirtionad nylon I and 60 gauge 15 Vltet to BNVMM « practical aat) at* ber*, (or Inter-club competition, for as class consultant; "Eventide," an d a n i a r full fash- .69 men, (or individual* who have arrangement using plant material never participated In a flower show, and a container using one or more io i«d. and for junior*. candles, with Mr*. E. Murray Todd 1.71 far 3 ptH. I.M

Ibeluteiii Wins Mr. aad Mn. hrdaU O. Kraa- Williaa. Wyatoa, wa* i* ia traie- *r, Maia at, aav* laft *a aa avta» iag at fort Dai, «p*at f the grad- Miaa Mailaa* a Qaldain, a*«tm- uating rials, Mr. Hochatei* *a* *i*4 Mr* Ralph TMd, Mr*. aatong the K aeniari wha received tar af Mr. aad Mr*. laador* Oal4- Oeorg* Aadaraaa aad Mra. R. HELEN'S KITCHEN diploma* from William Moaerief, aua. Maple pi, waa graduated ra- Wright oa t trip Uet veah ta Haw presideat of th« board ef eduea- caatly fraaa Hicalaad Maaav The FriemJIy Cmf* lioa. ochaal, Waat Loaf aVaatth. TairUea aialw af ta* aaaca- Willlaaa Oraaatwrf, KM af Mr, tiv* ba*r« af tha Fair Via*/ FT.A. P AIAMOUNT SALAUOGI OtANO ONRA 149 MIGHTON AVC, WEST END aad Mr*. Irvlaf Oraeaburf, MX •njayad a diaaar laat w**k at Cry*. Keypart. «M fradnatad fraai ta* Ul Brwk laa, Batoatawa. MISf. Uaivorarty af Miaati, Coral O*M*a Jahaay aad Butaa PUaatey of PH. M« raaaivad • BMktlor af art* Highiaaa* ka«* ban vlaitiaf t»*ir "LA TRAVIATA' danra*. graaoptreaU. Mr. aad Mra. Jaaa Krtrymmt h CmrduUy Invited Mia* Vraaoa* Mania, a ataaaat Raaalay af Balloth pi. pMal I* epeadlng a aioatir* vaca- Mn. OtM* Floteaar af Coaavar tl*a with her paraat*. Mr. aad Mra.pi. aa* raiMMd fr**a • vaeatlaa Jeha Mara*. Ooaora *t. la Maryland. Mr. aad Mra. Herbert Btatack af Mr*. B. Bvaratt Docker af lag Caaavtr la., attended a Hrty hold RlaVIStf | Harbor, u I, ha* returned haa** Uet week la calcbratioa af the FLY-IN DRIVE-IN after aaaadiag a «*ek vlaUlac Mr*. fourth birthday of taair an it 4- WilUaat M*ur*r aad family, Ofeora daufhter, Barbara icheack, at ker CARLTON HNJHWAY M AT MONMOUTH COUNTY AIRFORT at. Mr. D*ca*r *a*at tht waaa «ad B**M la Oakaarat. titM: la ta* haraufh. PHONE ItlMAR t-3701 Mr. aad Mr*. Barclay Maadanata Mark U OoMeJM*) M*p4* pi., «* of Harvard t>., tntcrtaiitod Mn. JVNE ii. n. n •Iritlag hi* wacl* aad auat, Mr. aad Augu*tu* a*ratata*r aad Mra. K*> PARAMOUNT Mr*. Lmaaa "aul. Hi Nerfalk, V*. ward Cuttrell ef Mcypart. aad Mr*. 10 44O4 Mr. aad Mr*. Koaaeth Lehaia* Jaajea H..B*dl*, M, af Uttl* Bilvar. NW MBOCO 0 AtUMf w** WAI aad chlldrea returned by plane ta lait w**k ia) caUbratloa af Mr*. ttmiMtm VOPUN their home ia Huatiagtoa Park, Bodlo'i MHhd»y. Cal., after viiitlng Mr. and Mrt Henry Claytaa, Pint *t, aad rela- Mra. Baaata laydtr ha* rtturaad teftftt tive* ia Naptuac. fraaj a vi*it with her aauglUer, Mr*. Htary Tiaiai of Uaala, and THUMSOAY Th* Hth analvanary of Lady froaj a aaotor trip to tht iua»«r MOW. . n »», JUNK M • U - M Calfai, Rebtkih todge, wat haai* *f frMadi at Caadlowood lak* FRIDAY Mrvad at th* regular auetiig la ia Canaectlaitt. SATU1DAY Presented annually by Bertram Red M«a'* hall. The awatiaf wai __. ITS HERE ia charge of acting noble grand, H. Borden the acholarthip entitle* Mr*. John Oilei, aiiiated by acting Mr. Hoctutein la |S00 a year for vice grand. Mr*. Malvin rating. ENTORCITl (our year* at the eollege of hla Plan* w*r< nude for a baaatt pub- choice. H« will enter Printtton lic card party to be bald July • at univmity In the full, where he th* hall. A vote af thaak* w«a **• ^M*«witfcVote« will itudy the humanltie*. t«nd*d Mr*. Oraat Mcttgar for har wso. - THVBA iVSKn•M Mr, H«eh*t*la alae waa prea*at*d work a* ehairataa of a rat*at ruav at Octal w tho Bauaeh and Loath haaerarjr mat* *al*. Th* meeting* wiu bt actaace award madal (or aehl*vl*g dlwoatlauMI for th* aumatar LIGHTNING the hlgheat acholaitic record In month* and will reium* Sapt, II Hit Hftftl •cienee aubject* during hli hlfh whan Mr*. Wilm* Pieraen, atata •chool career. Incidental consider- prealdeat, will make bar official STRIKES TWICE ation of record* in other »ubj*eti, vial* At tha excluding mtitlng of qUalltlel ef leadership Md extra- th* Naata than war* IA member* curricular activitlei aUft deUrMlaM praaaat ana a gu«tt fraai th* Red tha rteipUnt. lnatltutad in 1131, tha Bank l*dg*. SHOWS NMHTLY medal ia preaentad in thouundt •( •waniary Khoola throujhout the Thar ro.*, a»n of Mr. and Mil, nation. Taa award ii rceocniied u frank roe*. Oaborn *t., cdobratad ilinHlcant evidence of aclcntlfle ap- hi* **v«nth birthday at a party at titude and hM proved tha meana M* ham*. Deesntion* were in red, a( aneAuraiinf eountleaa ysunf whit* aad blu* In keeping 'with paopli to the cenaldtration •( ad> ITMT any. Oama* were played ana entitle careera. BriaN war* awarded to H*l*a H*p- HIM1|\\> htm iMUr Brawn. Charloa RoaT PA-UMOUNT Medala for good cltlteaaalp. awatd«d »y Menaiwith chapttr af tha Oaufkttn of th* ABMrtata wora Uada R«v«lutteK, were araMntad t» JtMU Tkorn* of M WoadltM dr., Mr Haven, and Helan ••eaaoa af MHCE-SATURDAY MITE It t^rraat are., hy MM. J. B. i*U fen. 52 *i™* •»•• Bdward rtorlaa, Mtmbori «f the |raduaU*f clan Mr*. C_K*aaath Oahlhaui, Mr*, u. were Introduced by frink t. Wata- htlaur, hlfh aehoel frlaclpal, ui DAVE praaeited ta th* board" of « tioa by Dr. Charln A. Wolback, i\tp»nMtkg principal. Paul Iteaai. traanrer of the clana, praaaattd Uka place Sunday, mm th* elaM lift. • ilide projaetot a*4 NUGGINS • thrte-apeed record play*r. Llik *t*ry, un« l.Und ckr7ltaMMa> Wyckoff waa atlutatorlan at tat w- wja th. mather af M" BtiTrt Wife •relMt whara the maatla oratlaa Oana, Oabora *U -»-*r» i ni given by Robert LyoM, clan A TWI Y*« W! W*M» «• tlva president. He preaented hla auatle to tht preiident of the cUaa af IMt, &PII9CE Afaia an*) Afaia Janti BtcOurnnat*. IUV. Dr. 0. Belt Cloae, actint paiUr af th* BOWL SETS t VaafaB1 aaWaMawVa-i 4MBM9 ataaWNM CiMt r'iAR~A*D BALLROOM tojbytariaa ehurch, a**roa th* In- SUNDAY • MONDAY -TUESDAY* vocation «nd pronouacad benedte- "A I j| COFEJI CHARGE tloa. ______MITCHUM GARDNER SIT iTalatnu* Fhmt r—i AteZgth* Jt$*y Sh»r$ H«ad*Wi Coraer AIM) ONiT OMBINAl Th«mu lalmon, Jr., ha« m*v«a M VIM from Chap*l Hill rd to a new houw oa Country Club **tate* h* recently purchaaad. CATtllNt TO WtOOINtS.. lANQUITS .. PARTIES Mn. Bo** O'Fiaherty waaa dla- ner guaat laat week at th* horn* PRIVATE DININQ ROOM of her naphaw and niece, Mr. and 1 H f i I U f Mr*. John Higgln* of Morgan. Bh* ghore «nt*rt*Jn*d lart Thuriday at hir horn* Mr*. Rita Dougla*. Mr*. Joaaph Bray, Mr*. Jennie D*ekir KOW TMRtT RATUBOAT » PREVIEW TUESDAY . 8»4O P. M. and Mra. CharU* Olbltn. na*alnf • Raataatle! Mn. Norm* Stirrup of Whit* WEONESDAY.TOURSDAY.FRIDAY4ATURDAY HOUH, N. J. wa* a midweek vliltor at th* horn* of her parent*, Mr. VALENTINO and Mra. Oaylord Baito. taTacaalcakr Mr. and Mr*. Frank raleonottl -W S N and family la*t w*«k atUadad th* TONY &EANOR cngaiamant party of their aloe* DtXTM PARKM in Brooklyn. •BLBCTBO IHOBTB Anthony Porronl, BOB of G**rga •NHS »l*a P. M. • ttaatS AT MM * gATCNTvWM a IrMBi • LtrMV PATMN Th* road to better and bluer bull. Mil, idvartlit ia Th* lefiitir ngularly. WarWalCafwy |IM Draw "•Advertlaaaieat* LONG MANCH M337 SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT r • TAX THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY ATLANTIC THEATRE CHARLES EOYER LINDA DARNELL HIGHIANOJ, N. J. 13TH UTTir st COOL, SMART, * Thur., Frl., Sai Bat. Mat. Frt, Sai Sal Mat MNJCOMFORTAILE KLKANOR PABKER - DONT MISS THIS — ftfSOLITTUICtiM !i ANTHONY nEXTER FRANK LOVEJOY "LUCKY HICK CAIN" UOILYWOOD , •E0R6E RAFT COLEEN ©RAY M TIlSlFIC "VAUNTINO' "I WAS A COMMUNIST 9EEPSH0W '•* TMf WAa«* At tUm. BMMM, •SAimrMt SELECTION »U •arhnlcolor. FOR THE r. 1. I." SUNDAY • MONDAY . TUESDAY H- > •al*a • OCOROE MONTQOMCBY BOWBBY BOVI •UNN ANNE JUNE ROY Cdorful • la - -ta • FORD BAXTER HAVOC •SWORD OF MOMTO OBIITO* *B0WBBY B4TTAU0M" ROGERS •WP*jaP4l%fjwl Muhkolor • In Color . AND TRI66ER tun., Mon,, Tuea. Run. Coat, Natural or Saparnatural FOLLOWtte SUN ALANLAOD THE Ruy Tick«tt IM>W THE REAL LIFE STORY TWILIGHT PHYLU3 CALVERT OF ONE OF THING" • SUNDAY — MONDAY JUNE 14 — IN THE SOLFOOM'S IMMORTALS "AWOINTMINT •ROM ANOTHER WORLD g^» Tht Mating S SIERRAS TOM., Wad, Taw. Mat. • Phut HI Tf tNHiMtaa a REN HOGAN - TRUCOLOR — WITH DANOM" CLARR 0AB1JE CHARLBS LAttOMTON MM krrptn, Jr. HIOH LONBSOMT' MIIT WISH-WED.. THUR. * Ml.. SAT.-nsir win W**X Mat t p. av • la- LORETTA TOVN0 BAART IULUVAN nrnr. MM. I ». m TUOOAY —Wl IY.WNIM —17 AL JENNINGS • In • BBROL FLYNN BMBVIA 6SMNMDST. "CAVBK FOB ALABM" HVMPMBBY BOOABT r SiVibF OF OKLAHOMA • aim • • la • rut MMT naaia MAN MTNI WMT UENK AUTRV "VIKQINIA 0ITYH 10 "ft SO RAD" • In • 3 MiNiMTPiir a Y.ir-THIY MUST IE GOOD! # -atoa- -' THE RRAVE RULLS "W#y».nd «H» Purnto HW* "F0BBIDOBN JUNflMB* NMtTI • UVB •ED BASK lEGIfTBS, JMt Jl, 1*31

ai«b, ackaal. caiahratad laiar with •ttf-t* Mra. Jaaaia Caasar- a gatberiag of friaada aad nlar Mr. aad Mra. Miat Unk OaaMrfard. Waat tlvca. Oatata lacMdad Mr. aM DEFENSE PLAVT NEEDS aM Ufa. HmMOtaiN cWM- _ _ HMtrg; Mra. JacfuaUaa Joha- Mn. Harald Woodward aad family. raa. Baacrt aad Canira, af tkto aaa, Mra. Ulliaa CaaMrfard. Mra. Mr. aM Mn. Ocargo Pooia aM IATMI HANOS alaea, aad Mr. a*4 Hn. B4ward Maty fetaaattt, Mn. AibarU »ic- family, Mr. aM Mra. Btaatey Ca- DANCING RoehafaHer af BMaaMwa; atUadad tra. Kaaaaburf; Mn. Aaaa Maa Mick aM faatilr, Mr. aad Mra. 4 HOOt • tripu eaiafcratiaa pMtr B»urta>r Parraau, Ktya«rt; Mra. RiU Auttia Wilaaa, Vlrgiaia aM Wal- tmte is kom •fMr. aad " Oaaaarfard, Hcaddea'f Caracr aad ter WUaoa. ReefcafaUafa mMM Mra. Jaaaia Ral»h af Bad Baak. IFMDAY fc SATURDAY MiM Margarat Faatar waa giv •M tlM MHMara •» Baatrtra Pkrlcmaa waa «a a gtMaatloa a*rty laat waak aad an. Charter IN a a«rty attar gradaatloa J«aa Itaaiatawiaa catahtatat Mt by kar BMthar, Mn. Oaorgiaaaa avaalag fram tha Mid- Paater. Ouaata iaeludad Mr. aM - NIGHTS - HfTaMNAL 4 IXTMNM MrMtk MitMtr w*teMter af Uwacfcla Kl«fc achaal. Mra. Uayd Aaal. Mr. aM Mn. laat wack. His CUMU wara Mar- wara Mr. aad Mra. Viacent William Haraay aM chiUraa, Mr. RAOIAl HANDS garat, Rafcart aa4d ViaeaaVJ*t H*HTi of Keaaaburf. Mrt. Baa- tad Mrs. MclMa tmith, Mra. Myr- AT UaUa Aaaa flak, AAart aad trka BaMi aM Mita Jaaaatte Cat tU Doaovaa aM Milliard Paatcr. •OOO OPPORTUNITY FOR OUALIHK) MfN *» fraaklta, BHaaa aad Catard Haa a( BraaMya. Mn. Haatl Col- •ha rcealvM aaaay gtfta, laclMiag Whtta, Uada aad Narmaa Btvan, Uaa. Mr. aM Mn. Ltalie Parla- » larga eaka dccaratM with a 41- Kaaaath Walla* Oari aad RaMa aa, Mlaa Jaaa Parlaawa aad taaN McKay. SYNCRO MACHINE COMPANY •mNh, Owaaa Paraa. WlWam aad Bruca latlth, aaa of Mr. aM Doaald •afdk, Cathy Waada, FRANK'S TAVERN 411 SAYRi AVf. H 4-IUO PfftTH AMWV Mitt Darla Schaab af Brooklyn Mn. C. R. Smith, haa aaliaUd la Fraah Carnally, Jaaa, Jam** aad aaaat tka wack-aad with Mitt Stal- tha army aad la BOW statioaad at • OR Arriv • Jaat RaaiaMwica. m MUka. Cam* Kihawr. Mr. Smith waa IM East River Rd. 1.IS34 TlM VsBMrar Icaata wara aa Mltatt Eva aM Iva Smith, wha HMuated Uat waak from kigh At Vaaw Naarcat Wcw Jcraay Btata raafar aatral avar tha waak-aad wata graduaUd laat waak fri aekasl. at Otma Briafcaaa Thay wara Bra- eit Blcrim, Richard Baaaaa. Pat- rlck Saalfary, Edward Maadrlcka, Harry Traeay, tbalr naat, Arthur i P. 28407 dieki. Mra. K Uwraaea Saatt aM Ml« ran Sklrlay BlahaaT af Atlaatla High- taada aaaat taa dtya with Air Ca- dat >e BtirtU Baatt at Air Fataa i baaa, Waca, Tai. Cadat Beatt atari. training Mar. I. Laaraaaa MMMLLE Seatt, fr., haa rataraad fram • trla ta Cattfarate. Mr. aad Mra. Palmar Btaaet Attest** Sktog, •aaat latt watk at Braakdala Uka ' daja la tha Paeaaa mauatalaa. Mra, Da«aay Sltytar af Newark aaaat tha wetk-«ad with Mr. aM Mra. Praak Baataa aM family. MSHAT10N ASflMG Mn. Jaha EuWr la vtatttag Mr. aM Mra. Nail Bhth aM aaaa CMP. tl N* L •liver •arlaga, Md. On •ha attaadad tha graduation •M MAIN nun, A. p. Rebart Bluh, htr grandaaa LOCAt MrUKNTAIWU Mr. and Mra. William trimmar LOUIS JOHN •ra vitltlag thalr aaa, Pte. Wll> •MONK UD BANK aMtt-J Ham Trlmmar, la Columbut, O. Pfe. Trlmmar recently Waited ala ADAM UNZMAYOI pareata hera. Ha la atatlaatd at ATLANTIC HWMLANM I Uekbura air twaa. HAROLD G. SMITH Palmar Baaaatt, Jr., wai i yaar aid aaturday aM a family «aatr waa bald ftuaday with II rtUdvai aM (rlaada. The Touth ftllewaala of Mrttiodlrt church h«ld a SEELEY'S Ml ttrawbarry faatlval at lha church aaaax witurday avaalaf. Mr. aM Mra. C. R. fmlth aM ramlly ifM ivaday with Mr. aM Mra. C. It. amlth, «r.. af Praa- RIAROF aort, U I., la ealabratlaa af Path. "Bossy" has a right to be proud! So many, many good foods come from ar*a day aM C. 1L BrnHk, Jr.'a the rich, pure milk she provides day after day. Cheese, butter, cottagt! IS MONMOtTH ST. blrthdar Mn. Rabart Faattr aatarUlaad cheese, buttermilk, chocolate drink, cream, and, of course, milk itself.: JUST Off MOAD ST. laat Wadaaaday at a aoamttlt Mir- And all these delicious, healthful dairy foods are spread out for your ty tor HI gwMU. INTHlHIAITOf Mn. TMaua Orr aM daafhtan ICED TEA GLASS OFFER! selection in gleaming cases here at Safeway. Modern refrigeration meth«j af Klagataa. K. T., art vltltlat kar ods protect the country-fresh gnodncs* of th*« fine product? till the' MOIANK •latar, Mn. Luthtr Walllat and family. Mra. Walling If racuHnt* aaa la^aa^ fcaiaBM*daBf moment you buy. For dependable quality in dairy foods—and all foods! Show Cardi lac fram a raetnt Illatia. Mort Dairy foods —be Mart., • shop Safeway. Mra. Clauda amltb, Jr., waa fwat KIITUwUSSU of htnor laat watk at a plak aM « Paper Sigm utcAimt*Hiir.u liny CnM 31* Gut Out hl*» ahowar. Olfta wara arraagtd la a »lak aM Una baaalaat ba- tl BM>||.M«alB)....f lirabV / or. CONT. naath aa archway avar wklak kaag 79' Stir CriM 38* 1£ 23« APPROVED Diipbyt • two aterka. Tha tabla wu d«c> erettd with a bamlaat aa oaattr- iovorafos Lucerne Milk 24' Truck* # SWfltlltttr mmm ptae« aM thraa e»k»i. Bach gvatt ail HMaAMS tlM Mmi MN Cold Leaf raeaivad a favor. Outata attaMIng wara Mn. Btrtha Smith, Mra. Vlo- SnoCola - • 21T25< Prtottrtltr HOMOGENIZED QT. CONT. Windowi ht Andaraon, Mra. Ida Howtll, I Ml* Lncerne Milk Mra. JaaanaHa Wright, Mlat Otr- SdMllttSr h 25* Store Front* trudt Smith, Hlfhlanda; Mra. U- Cragmont ***?<£. m. 21^ 25« CHATHAM . nt Smith, Mn. Marian Vorhtaa 2 and Mlaa OoaaUaea Imlth, Attaa. Tom Collins "ft* 2 ^ 39« CktistFtttl Swiee Cheese S1ICEO DOMESTIC " tie HlgblaMa; Mra. Haaal amlth, 59. tin. Frank Fahn, Mra. Hayma» Ctam Ftoi Smith aad daiifhtari Eva, Iva aM Club Soda "£&? 6IZ 37« CHATHAM Claudia, Mi» Ptarl Smith, Mn. 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week a-it! be conducted la bivauae areas in the vicinity of Gaaap W* *i*c«nlf a*** li Students Charles Wood, stressing teasa to f\t. »ut if r*« ekeiild leas training. Th* last week, aeld exer- iMusjktr caaace. .n In rear f***r tfeat Growers Told Here for ROTC cises under simulated tactical con- r»u will r*eev*r it tknuea OMAN WUUVAV fHONI AT \41M ATUNTIC FORT MONMOUTH-Army life campment conclude. July M. s keing followed hy 1,300 college itucenU here, undergraduates from How To Improve TI universities having reported the Star Medal east week-end for training in th. tf — Dr. William H. eonducted through Improved meth- T« ods with the us* of chemitsl*, Reserve Offlcr Training corps. Martin, dirwtor of th* N*w J*rsey The cadets will undergo rigid With the Second Infantry Divi- A«Tleultursl *>xp«rimutrh Tennessee Polytechnic institute through a series of enemy road- Neck. Merrer county, president, Henry snd George, who ar« asae- with TS students. Next in the Uni- 00MI Uf AND STAY WITH US AWHIIL cialed in one nf the largest potato- blocks when halted by Intense lire D«Root conducted the meeting. versity of Arkansas with 71. West from thr enemy. William B. Durve*. chairman of j growing businesses in th* county, Virginia university has 70. IAT AND ORNK lAVAftlAN STYLt were hosts. "Sgt. Melbourne organised Hi* Hi# pntste industry committee, The first four weeks of ramp, men and continued U march aa Garden Club R.F.D., Helmdel, said. "The srnsll operator has a working on a S'-j-day week, will foot. He led hit men through the GnifAJMMOtlCAN COOKING ronducted a refreshment hasth. R*« saak'a QaaUty-Valita sHata very favorable* place ir farming. striaa training in command and remainder of the roadblock fight- Women serving wer* Mrs. August •BBBBsAA^BBa M It would cost .S15.00O t« **t startpd leadership, military discipline, ri- ing with rifles and carbine* until Muehlhausen, Mrs. Daaiel •. Ely, •WgwflB * •• today growing- potato*! due to the le marksmanship and specialist friendly armor was met on the fol- DANdNC niOAV. 0ATUIOAY AND SUNDAY Mrs. Octnvius Knight, Mrs Robert shortage and nigh cost of labor." work In signal training. The fifth owing morning." Mr. OuryM urged the Uf* of Rex, Miss Anna Crnss. Mr*. mechanized equipment, He said Murray Todd, Mri. Robert law- "Combines are a nig factor in low rencr, Mr«. E. S. Flanagan Mrs. cost operation beinf efficient in fYsnk Wfi«an« and Mri. Elmer labor saving. l>ue to the comeftl- Bahrenberf. tion today, the farmer mutt Im- Connver Brother* of Wiekatunk prove distribution through tuprr had on display Massey-Harris and markets and local stores. He should Case tracton, and New Holland promote and arrow better potato** Automatic Twine, New Wire Tic for consumer reeds," Mr, Duryeo and Pick Up bailer*. stated. Chamberlain and Barclay ef Warren W. ©ley, director of th» Cranberry displayed Oliver line division of markets Trenton, tractors, potato digger., Medlng spoka m current market condi- ind fertilising equipment tions. He advised the use of paper sack* and the washing and trrad- Colt'. Ncrk lng 1« Improve the quality «t potatoes. "Last ye»r'« Inspection tec- The Helping Circle «n enter- ord« showed a bettrr crop wan tained at its last meeting until jrrown by the New Jersey farm- October et the home ef Mrs. Ev- ers," he ventured. erett Matthews and her aister. Misa Margaret Sickles of Bucks Hill rd federal Insprrtlon Wednesday of last weed. Mrs. John John M, F>nton. secretary of Gunn was co-hostels of the after- the potato marketing agreement noon. Money was donated •» «he cuiiiiiiiUi'e, spoke on the market- Reformed Sunday-school for the ing agreement program, He said, shellacking of the school ro July 2 federal Inspection and regu- floor. Mrs. William Thompson, Br., lation on all shipment and Brad- was appointed to serve on th* earn ing, except for growers of small mlttee to select and purchase • lots, K« into effect H« announced new sink for the church basement. there will be an open meeting next Mrs. A. C Buck directed the de- Monday for potato growers at votional period. Refreshments were Hlcntstewn to dlscusi problem* served. Others prtaent were Mr*. and answer questions. (I. W Buck, Mra. Charles fieek, H. Renton Williamson, chief Mrs. Irving Oemmtll, Mrs. Warren buyer of frutta and vegetables for Gerow, Mis. Langdon Holterman, the- Amerlean Storea company, Mrs. Joseph Lefferien. Mra. Emily speke en, "Whtt Can We Do t» Weeks. Mrs. John Sherman, Mra. Please th* Potato Consumer." He William Nickau. Mri. Wallae* •aid. "The New Jeney farmer is Dykeman, Mrs. William Bank* and In the bent position to lerve near- Mrs. Benjamin Baylor. by market areas. The consumer It »a» voted «t last Thursday demand Is her* t« »*!! more and night's meeting of the Atlantic better quality potatoei. township sehsol hoard] to renew "By educating the consumer ai contracts of th. thre. who tr* ta the various) typei of potatoes, furnishing aehool bus service on such aa easy aeeling, better conk- six rout*, tn the townaMa. Th* ing and good eating quality, the contract with th. school mufte grower hat a wide-open field," he. teacher w«s also renewed. Leslie mid. He alas mggested growing Douglass, wha has been district a medium-tiled potato. clerk sine 1MI, was rsataoiatsd. Douglas Ntwbola, president, are- Sugcaala Megaa stded. He advised th* growers to have I central grading plant, pack at "Eisht tut •>> It rrad'rs emsiilt the source In strong paper b»g« Iteglntfr ClaM!*'4 A"—Atort In units of five tnd ten pounds for apartment use, ten and 15-pound bags far family us* and 15 and 29- pound baga for fall sale, along AMERICA'S LARGEST REUPHOLSTERER with self service store promotion. He told the ajrowera t« establish a brand name, and to advertise the slogan, "H Isn't a Meat With- out Fotatoei." John C, Campbell, assistant re- COMES TO RED BANK WITH AN search specialist «f the, New Jer- sey Agricultural experiment station, outlined the program of potato research activities. He aaid, constant experiments are being HOME AMAZING OPENING SPECIAL OWNERS REMODELING TO ANY MODERN STYLE SOFA and CHAIR TRY US - CALL MtrHOLSIEMM •» msMtt ritM lit wr «»• lacltry RE. 6-4133 And Be Convinced! wnrrroi «MUHnt «• M Mr mrtnunMs It'* no UM trying to eomparo tlmmonds rtttyllng give you • 10-year guarantee. That'e why wa save Roofing and roupholttarlng with any other. No othor It you so much money. If you've keen thinking about Siding «|ulto Ilka It Our work la all dona In ona of our reuphoteuriiMj ... If you're tired of the old- own atretmllned factories ... and wa hava flvo of fashioned atyllitf of your parlor eulta ... now la Room Additions thorn ... Including the largest reupholtterlng plant the time to have It modernlied and made now again Painting In America. Wa hava some of the country's finest by tlmmonds., Regardleee of tho style or condition cabinet-maker*. Our reupholiterera learned their of your furniture, MmmomJa will RIMODM. or Masonry skills by upholstering places costing hundreds of 0USTOM WILD the franco to any new* modern Heating dollars. Specialists perform every operation. style you select ... and will ttUUIlP and M- "Strippers" do nothing exoept strip furniture • • • UPHOLtTIR In traditional Wmmonda ejualHy at Dormers right down to the bare frames, "tprlngers" do amailngly low prieea. Just otok up the ohonc and H M Plumbing nothing, except tie springs. Baekcrs upholster JUall OJatalaaa ansOsOaBlBBBslA JbaflkAaflal lit Batdkasl R^RBMRB? DBB>SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBL. Ilk only tho arms. "Cushion Makers" do nothing ex- Vwl JVHr olfVeWWv wffifjiej'l •!• Rra^rw asVWItt ij^^DV*^^popi oil Garagei oept mad* cushions ... and you get all new NrtnAmkoy,l>aMhAffll»yo>iaao. Our decorator- No fabric has given man salesman will come to your nomrany time, day Floor Tiling more luiury than silk, and cuehlons. Every part of the work is done by an expert... and all New Jersey work is done In our or evening, with ehalr-elie samples of over MO nowhere will you find a more fabrics. No obligation, of Comb. Window* •. luxurioui iiDi than we UM own 8-story Newark factory. That's why wa can New Bathroom*. * to our WayUle Silk Suite It is a blend of cultivated Porch Enclosures PROMPT DELIVERY • TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK ",-' and Tunah wild gffla, EASY Attic Convenient Men to #ibjfflM* lustrous and Ao charge for pickup or delivery anywhere in Sew Jenuy. — P/MNM N—re$t Office Leaden A Gutter* BUDGET TERMS Small JUonthly You will And H far and UP TO IS MONTHS TO PAY above anything you have Phone Red Bonk 6-5965 — Payment* — ever teen in men'* *HH (-21 Years to Pay warm weather wtaiaUta. JERSEY CITY BRANCH: PATERSON: 403 Summer* St. PERTH AMIOY: 2M Hobart S». t 00* 117 •roae' •(. Red Bank, N. *l. 31 Reck St. JO 5-IM2 Phone LA I-3W1 KHh Amkey 4.IIM ftayyfftâU ÛâjÂtg)*. Aa ^•/f>>J|Rf^>/ SJBB|SBBnBBRB) fSJ All Jebt Guaranteed" 72 io ««e eaM e» m Um I end Insured NEW BRUNSWICK: 124 Church St—KI S-59OO PUINFIELO: 43B Ptrlt Av*.-PL 443M

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OVBRBV VTWPV *^B' V AMERICAN W.H.WOOLLEY HOME CONST. CO. III IROAOWAY 157 Broad Stv R«4 lank LONG BRANCH •«. €-4133 SIMMONDS UPHOLSTERING CO •ED BASHK IWliTEl, W51 Fata Wtna Students to Give DAR Lunrbfon t.Trinity Guild LIAIN TO SIW Piano Recitals Narlu Sbt Year1 HM Annual Party t TWO-HOW USSONS 13 EATOMTOWM-Msnawuih ekap- More thaa 1» peraons attended BALLET ART SCHOOL er. Daughter* Aaaerieaa R*volu- tha aaaual euanmer card party of mi Amgiut CUutt In Church Hall ioa, keld ite eloeiag luackeaa leet tha Women's Guild of Trinity Epis- Thuntday at Oid Orchard Country copal church held last Thursday club. Tke event ale* marked th« ia ta* church parish heuee. Mra. HELA SLWINSKA Met kirUday ef tke ekapter. Harry H. Buttea and Mre. Leo* W. Mre. Kenaath T. Diets ef Eeefs Caarow were chairmen. F#JC Aamtsl Evtai relic, regent, preeided, and eke wea Special priae* wer* awarded »«' From BALLET DE MOSTt. CARLO given aa *a-regeat'a pin by Mre. Mre. Frank Curt!*, itr>. Lar< Oi Mia* Sara B. Anaetroag will are- Liayd W. Orewr ef Priacetea, a eoa, Mrs. William Wikoff. Mr. Mat Mr piaa* pupil* ia a recital paet r*g«*t. renewing tkia Mita Wabber Brook, Mri T M. Wilson, M*a4*>y aaa Tueeday airaaiag* ' Harriet C. Uvi installed Mre. WIU Mre. Joka T. Trudeau, Mre. John tha Mataadlot ekurck Pellaw* _ liaai A. Wirth a* regent. Warren. Mr., Mre. Jackeoa Batche- 1. At Monday's eaaeart, Mies Ouaat* included MiM Gene White, Ur. Mra. William Orantham, Mm. REGISTER NOW FOR Jacelya aadca, aearaa*, will ke the who wee recently elected chairmen, ElMa Pratt, Mre. Herry Austin. aeeittiag artier. and at Tu*s4*y's of the chapter'e Junior group; Mre. Mr*. Joaepa White, Mre. Jay Wil- eoawart, Luc* delZepa* MeCue, *o- Horten B. Garrison, etate aociety liams, Mre. R. E. Btefferson, Mra. praao, will b* the guest artiet. helrnua of eonaervation; Mra. Artnur 06ff. Mrs. Stephen Gur.y, SUMMER CLASSES Mr*. Stuart Ediagte*! aad Mra •aerate* I. Strong, regent ef Mre. L. 8. Whitney and Mr*. Jaha DeWitt Thampeoa, mothers Shrewabury Tcwne chapter; Mre. Conrew. •f tw* ef the pupils, will usher John E. Bailey, Jr, Mra. C. A. Oa- Maaday alght, aad Mr*. Ralph Da berne, Mra. A. 1. Perratta, Mr*. BALLET - TOE - TAP . CHARACTER vl* and Mrs. Everett C. Bayatoa, Duetan Allaire. Mr*. Walter M. will itfher Tueedey Miriam Davie, Woolley, Mre. Darman Meraddin, Ptasw My Sale aa Armttraag pupil, will h* Ml*a bei* of 8*r«we»ury Tewn* l»HOrr>*IO\U TRAINING ft ORIGINAL ROITI.NES S*4ea'a aeeaeapantat, and Derathy chapter; Miaeea Clara Tiltan. Jean Th* aaaual eummer eel* ef the Mayer * Naw Tark etty will play and Bliatketk Wirth end Jean Oe- Weate*'* Euhang* it Meam*uth far Mr*. MeCu*. bern. eounty will be held July T at the STAGE ft TELEVISION Sea Bright Beach elub. Arrange- Th* fell*wla*j pragram wilt be MiM J«an Wirth, the ntw regent'* jments far the eale were made at givea Meaday: flying aa a Clipper daughter, entertained with two a PMctlng of the board last week Ship, hy Waga**s, aa* Country plan* eelectioM; original readinga at tk* ham* af Mr*. Wilbur B. 6 BROAD STREET RED BANK '.•HO CIVMMI "Cliff" Oardaae, aa Eagilsa folk tune, will were given fcy Mr*. Gertrude J. RuthraulT on McClece rd, Middle- ft* played »y Jaha Thampeen; Lar- Davia, aad Mra; Ruby Oerkini, ae- tow* township. .•NINMlf CtflNtl g*. Dvorak, tM Ballhaat*, tout** eenipanicd by Mra. Ollvt WyckenT. Stair*, Brae* E4l*gtea; The Sea eang three eenge. In charge of tha During tk* aummer, the ex- ALSO Priaeee*. MoftUI, an4 rirat Daffo- luncheon were Mr*. J. B. Rue, Jr., ehaag* ehop en Linden pi., will he 411 ef »priag, Rlehler, Chrietlaa Mr*. Paul Ryder and Mri. W. Hugh apaa dally except Saturdaye. The Saataagelai Puesy Willaw, Rich- Ryder. neat board meeting will be July 2 GET A HEAD START ter, HaraM Magathaii; Wake Up Other* present were Mre. Fred- at Mra. Ruthrauff'a home, tt was Ate, Riehter, tteaay PittlR; Song announced that Judy Ralladin of eric K Adam*, Mri. Robert A. Rumion modeled children'* rlothes DAY CAMP FOR CHILDREN ON SUMMER HEAT ef th* Drum, Metier, ana Dublin Rarr, Mr*. Edwin S. Close, Mre. tew*, an Irl*h talk tune, Rkhar* Margaret Conover, Mre. Cherlea Ho. from tke exchange ahop at the Wiley; I Hear*) a rarest Praying brough, Mra. rteorge Maneon, Mra. faehion ekaw held by the Red COMRIMNG OAXIV. CLASSES WI11I Pater DeRoe*, anl It's a Orand William H. Martin, MM. Onariea Rank Women'a club at th* !. Minor Child*, Jr., of Detroit, wan a gueat. A SI»l>:Nf)ll) OPTOIITINITV FOR VOl >T.STEKS B. Tilton, Mr*. J. Frank Welgand, Attending were Mm. atanton Whit- Sky Rockati, Ma* Burnham, and Mra. Alomo White, Mri. David P. ney, Mrs. J. Daniel Tullrr, Mr*. Toy* on Parade, Ana Robincon, Wood, Mra. Jamea C. Henderson C. R. Waterhouse, Mrs. George KOMAROVA FARM * Chapel Hill, Box 192 Sheldon Llchter; Tomahawk Trail, and Mlsies Elltabeth Ann Cooper, Werlemann, Mm. Williamson Tlllery, and Tha Spinning Top, Ket Mary J*nr Bush, Orace Hlrklfi and Thomas, Mr*. Henry Mercer and ternr, Roy Wllllnmi.; rviitn I.in<1o MM. Donald Uwes, dr. HHiNi: RED BANK 6.3676.M or 6-HhH a Mexican *ong arranged by Ada Edna Stark. Awnings Riehter, Ron Marie Brancadora The executive board will meet Cabbage la grown in moat parts Silver Bladee, Ketterer, Barry Pit Thuraday, June 21, at Mr*. Wirth'* of the world but chiefly in temper- tin; Watel Creature* at the Pool home to plan the 1*51-8} program. ate areM. Tinbcta, John Pareonn; a duet, The chapter will reeume meeting* IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER Grandfather's Cloek, Kettarer, John in October. Now and Peggy Parsons; Bohemian Dane*. William Seher, Paggy Par- •ana, and SUrllght WalU, Brain- TeMMalA Bliajht in •Of SPUN* NUVMY •rd, and Clvea la tha Moonlight, King. Joaa Berry. Nelihboring States STORE YOUR FURS AND WOOLENS Ws h.va • wid* SELECTION of 1911 Da.ii-.ni in Solid and Th* plant dleeaae warning Mr- Th* Tuesday program will b* aa vice, i**ued regularly by tke Bu- Strip* '•Harm. fellow*: Evening gong tram fona- reau or Plant Industry at Bella- Our long ««p«ri«nc« in Styta and l«H«r Clan Wertmamhip hat tlna, SpladUr, and Tk* Juggler, vlllc. Md., kaa come recent Infor- Lo'eehorn, Betty Perry; From Old mation that It of eoneern to Mon> flivw Satisfaction t* hundradi ef Monmoutjt County rasidanti. Spain, RUher, and Water Sprit**, Haller, Arlene Mandi*; Th* Oraee- noiitk county grower*. Ordar than now at vary medarat* pricai. ful Swaa, Oberg, and Winter rrol- County Agent M. A. Clark reperte Red Bank's Only Cold Storage Vaults ie, Ibbotson, Marion Firth; Puck, that the expert* have identified an NO OMWATfON FOR ESTIMATES Orleg. BettyRa* Beck; a duet, infeatation of late tomato blight on Humeresejue, Dvorak, Clara Tltton •one plant* In the vicinity of East- aad Judy Baynton; three Preludee, •rn Pennsylvania. BccauM weather Two Certified Cold Storage Vaults on Our Premises Chopin, Miriam Davis; Prelude la condition! hava keen favorable for GLOBE AWNNN ft SHADE CO. 0 Major, Bach; Jeeu Joy of Man's blight development In thla area, th* 117 Wail Prom St. Pkono 4-lltt Rod lank Desiring, Bath, and Prelude in B county agent urgei growera to be For Your Protection Plat Major, Bach, Comtance Oor- on tke lookout for tomato blight don Brawn; Arlettt, Pergolesl, and kere ta MoaaMUth eounty. Prlmavtra, Tlriaaelll, *ung by Mn. Tha only central I* prevention— McCue. and that meant keeping the plant* CALL RED BANK 6-2800 NOW! Xlegie, Mataenet, and Th* But-well covered with a protective aprey terfly, Merkal, Judy Baynton; Star- ef copper, four pounds of one of — OR BRING THEM IN TO — IEW JEISEY IEMTY ry Night, flchtlllo, Janet Ferguson; th* insoluble or fixed copper com- Canaan* Amoroaa, Nevin, Wild pounds containing 80 per cent me- ROM. Macdowell, and The Butter- talllo copper Ia recommended for 61-76 WHITE STREET fly, Ourlltt, Clara Tiltea; Rrotlk, each 100 gallon* of water in th* CILTIIE ACAIEIY Orleg, aad La Palama, Tradier. El- apray. Bordeaux mixture 1* alM ef- ALWAYS AMPLE PARKING SPACE IN FRONT OF PLANT vira Morrla; ionata, Opua rt, Beet- fective, but the fixed copper* are a hoven, and Adagio Ssatenutn and little bit eaaier to mix and use, Dan** Caprlee, Orleg, Miriam Da- Inject control can be effected vl*. and Panteat* Impromptu, Cho- with th* aame application by add- pis, Constance Gordon Brown. ing four pounds of areeaate of lead to each 100 gallons of •pray. If grower* ar* net equipped t* tpray Cadet Jehu Howie duct containing alx to *ev*a per LEON'S cent of copper la th* aeat beat DAY ft EVENING Fawragot Graduate measure. Spray applications ahould PINE BEACH-Cadet John R. be put on about every ten daya and Howl*, ton or Mr. and Mri. John dual application* about one* a LAUNDIinS IUO CUANliS for William Howie of Conover lane, week. Mlddletown townehlp, wai graduated recently with a general diploma from tha Almlril Parragut academy In colorful naval earn' meneement exerelie*. "f—ff , Vulmt GI BUI CadH Howie entered rarragut In S*pt*mker of MM and while there wa« active In vanity wraetling, \m * mtk «AV8! bawbalt, Hilary, Inttr-company BE A BEAUTICIAN football, fcaikttkatl, •oftball. track, haling, Balling, eutter erew and 1. lam A 4. laay fsysMBts tennle. H* wia a member of the 0a wtmDmmM Honor aoelety, Honor council, t. Booeter elub, Aetivltiet council, I Fiao C WaMFiylBf OoUUion, Monogram elub. Hop eommltte* chairman and wa» on tha atall of lha Trident and Cap- TeLP.Aai.ltM •tan. Cadet Howie wae battalion eom- mander of th* Cadet eorpt and Oeta lew MR HEMVRI HVOt wat awarded the Mre. Thomaa H. Ru»eell award given to the cadet batttallon commander aa an ex- Wi can maki a oral you wouldn't think posiiblt, to onoblo you preailon of her approbation and growing admiration for the type of upright and mttnly leadership developed at rarragut and exempli- to own o biautiful now Hudson. COMO /• t$4§yl fled for the corp* of eadote by Iti battalion commander. Ha aim wai th* winner ef the Mri. Hughea' aaillng medal and riflery medal (expert). \\ jtn MADT to talk bosi- Public Accountant W nesa on beautiful new Hudson*-with excluiiv* Officers Installed "atep-down" design to bring ASBURT PARK - Offlcera ol you the most room in any car th* Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of —and America'* lowest center New Jetaey Aawclatlon of Public of gravity for the world'* beet Accountant* were nstall*d at the end /id tact meeting by Charlej Petrien of New Brunswick, itata executive Experience the thrilling get* eecretary of th* awoclation. up-and-Ro of Hudson'* great Harry Roman, atate preiident of high-compression engine*. Try th* aMoelatioa, greeted the offlceri * Hudson on the road. at th* meeting held at Marine grill Then we'll make you a budft- and apoke on the aotlvitlej of tha teilortd dealt See us! aMMlatlea and th* part played by tk* local chapter In the atate and national furtherance of tke counting proftMlon, ••w W B^pwV WI^BBBT UMMMI* Offlcera inattlled wer* Prealdent, BMrowfromMendly.deptndtbk plant the one nrnt convenient (or Ben H. Abbott, Deal; vice preiident, Ralph Mukln, Ukewood 4 fttffoM scnti WIHI |HTCM HFC-HoueehoW Finance Cor- wwTAiidourraieatiiUlouiiabovt treasurer, Morrli H. ZackowlU, noratioa-far any food purpose. ilOOaiNbtfaiitiailybelowthelaw. Engliahtown; aecretary, Domenick Uant mad* pranpUy en 4M. M nnfcnum A. Bruno, Aabury Park; truaMet, I ' ' aMBnWiM htltW imlM t/f IMflV IIHoNmT Irving Anaky of Long Branch, and Arnold Mshel and David Pineker of Lakewood. 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Otaat* up late a, tie for first place happen during the racinK season, it ipjem •• if «h« Oceanport Oval Mikell's Repetoire, th* rolt with ta the Jeney Shore Ba**ball laague i« on it. way to a very successful season The si«t» r*cing HUM got the misspelled name, has beea as- Blow-Out Saadey afuraaesi wkeaj the f*raur under way before a crowd of almost 20,000. In fact, It nl UMB. signed top weight of 114 pounds Bum—a high school aee chucked Thi« count snapped with ease the previous inaugural day record of for Saturday's renewal of the 118,- th* Oiaata ta a M triumph aver 15 751 established three years ago. The enormoue crow* surpassed the Select Handicap at Monmouth Wall Feature Whitesvtll* ea a classy thraeîtUr. third best Saturday of last year, which was ia early July, vacation tiSM Park. Oeorge D. Wideners Battle- htanager Hermaa Aaehettiae'e and * good time for racing fans and track official! alike. field, who had been a sure pep te atae practkally eewed th* ball Of ram Ike day m •*** • g**d ea* '« rartag tea* attract the peak assignment, we* For Bill Pf later gam* up la the second taalng when declared, thereby cimplifying Rac- three naas war* chased ever the (with wtaalag tickets! with the le»e*t aMta* *|IN Hf • •_»• ing Secretary Joha Turner, Jr.'* re*bar. Just te mak* aura th* Ham was the. steal graft**)* llwwtium at MM alien*** task considerably. RaiiM lato Hava) WhlteeviUe crew was defeated the He came- freaa MM I. beat a* Idle flatter by a half length Itepetftire wu unbeaten thij sea- Baakera added lasuraae* rua* ia «• pay hia few ken • 1st U» for aa ea the net* dexas. son up until the time he faced the Lac* aw 19th Lap th* aeveatk and ninth frass**. barrier in the Kentucky Derby. Th* After a rapid first laalag, Bed Speaking of good return! on a 12 bet, aim for t.hll aort of a payoff BBLMAIl — la the sstaal tea and you'll chop off a big piece of the old mortgage on tht homestead. mile and a quarter waa well be- Baak started Its aetlw ta the •**. yond his capabilities, however, and tar* *v*at ta a* completed this •ad after At Origgs struck out. The lariaVnt happened almeet «• fan ag* aad a In* he Battened out badly after show- •eaaea withe* accidents at Wall Steve Oerdy moved the Otanta berg Man waa la oa the par** Bsek la the early day* af ing in front at the mile pole. He •tadluai. Al Pwapeaie it Lak*. •long ea the ran spree with a single Barl-mulitet n*grrlag la Iha InMcal State* the mlBlmam prlre has since repeatedly revealed that weed, drlviag the N*. «, ea*M and moved to second whan Ray for tickets waa IS. la we. at OMurMN Oewaa, Hy., the ate. a mile is his best effort, and in hi* through far hi* first feature wla of Seaborn fallowed with a stag]*. imuai prl<» waa redan* «• at hut afcaw Mekats wrn net aaM. most recent start, dropped back In- Prod Maanseca moved tha ruaaara Soate »eara lain Mtr Msamealls reuaty MM prsMed by tM* to a six furlongs test, he was again The local hey really had th* • •a a seeriiYe* te Dick Oat*. Ralph reduction la tickets. able to continue hia winning ways. laalag ta perfertiea Saturday Masausea then walked to toad th* How many persona are lucky enough to tell a •lory aa tha oa* The three quarter* of a mile of th* alght aad just *ai*s*d cleaning sack*. At tkl* point Stern fanned •bout to come' up. as well as to claim a bet with the highest odd! aver Select fit him admirably. house by beiag nosed eat la th* with the bags packed, but the run- ners weat into action on Cliff Simp- to be paid? J. Howard Stickler, Keanaburg, shop foreman of tha Key- I-arry S. MacPhail's Oeneral third heat by Al Tibbet*. port Weekly and Matawan Journal, will relate tha following Incident to At th* half way mark Bill Pflster son's singl*, Oardy and Sanborn Staff, another speedster of parts, ia digging Into the rubber, The final you with smiles. Just about 40 yaara ago he waa one af five who were notched three pounds away at 111 af Batantowa, driving the No. tot in on the highest payoff to hone players. which is th* original Walawright run of the chapter dented the plate pounds, with another three-pound No. Ml, was leading th* field by *a Charlie Naughten's aingk*. Oa a K krt Btkklry eaMartnl ov*r MJBB aa a bana ralM margin to A. H. Warner'* Lorid'l*. about 100 yards. Pflster seemed t* Wishing Ring It waa hack la Mil at Ulenla, My., aad It all This fellow recently scored In New have the checker la th* bag when happened when fUlcblry aaMeH tkat there waa aa Indlrsttoa, York at the expense of a clever In the Wth tap he blaw a tire aad The Olants made the count 44 at that time, oa kaw muck waa kat aa W'lehlag Blag. So ha band. was unable in ceatiait*. At this la the seventh. SlmpauH grounded sWMrd to toaa away a deuce aa> the karaa'a turn. Ha did aM Weight* for the Select Handicap, point Pompoale, who had started out, but Naughton singled, went te him!! W. K. HPIII off al tMI.1t t« ana WMI strut Made* tka as Just announced by Secretary in IMh spot, took ever th* l**4 aM second aa a passed ball and then wire Aral. Turner: was never headed. caase homo aa Brale Stoocker's Mas MIN, aâiraM*) af tht Kiwani. K—tim Otxky, favrth fram Wt, prtMuft a huft fraaliy elngle. One of the five winners was a woman. When heading up to the Bapetoira, lit; General Waff, 121 Wally Campbell, Treatea, drlvlag window to collect, she fainted. And who wouldn't? The woman bet tha •AMldale, 118i Hrllowl.r, 117 i U.a. fa ftakart FinaK far ca»pin| tfca thtmfl*Mk\p SuntJay aftarnaaa an Tawar Hat la tha pictura, laft h* popular Ne. St, was tka faa Maughtea took part once again horse because she liked the name, which ii tha moit successful Method 117: Bulling Bee, lit: Kinci Hopt, IIS favorite of th* evening, but waa ua- la the rua-produeiag when the Tuscany, US', Blue gnaed, 114: Northerl ta rifht, ara Wgiarn SaEteiin, Hanry Hafamwn, Jama, ftiabam, chama4afi *f tha It ta able te finish la the sseney. Welly Oiaats tallied their tost run. Stern for thousands of female bettors. Star, 414: Roman Fair, 114: Away Away, Just to make tkc gotag teacher far kana alarm Wsfhtaff UK; Tenure, 112: Tlllr Roae, 111: Tan. a«a «ra<»»; Mm, FmaM anal Tbamai Sattar, aKtmaâa af tha 9 ta I l-yaar tmt seemed t* have saeehaaletl 4ISkui- opened with a single, but was King did II again I" tkat eame rear. IWa tha* M waa second aaiaee, 112: Prospect, 111: Vuleania m l 3 al tie* from the first lea aad finally alpped en the bass paths. Simpson Mil; nhw Helmut. I OK: Knowltall. 101 m l l •asled out completely la th* teeth. (rauaesd oat and Naughtoa with (and still Is) the high.at |a*|.eff far |ta«. At Ike sesn* The Battler, los; lilctlonaiy. !•*: Hsa< The NASCAR sanctioned evtati reached first on a single. After trark tka odds were MilJt te awe. AIM la the same year la Dank, 1)71 Definitely, ins; Earmarked, INI Eaiy Whirl, l««i Jet Meet, 1*4 were witnessed by the largest stealing second he wont to third the ahow department, aaaie atoce, Wrshtag Blag *Hd M agate Royal Duke, HIS; Colony Date, 101 crowd ever to attend th* local eval, en Harry Pembleton's error and wltk an CM.M to oae pay**. MoiuUval. lull »>»<•«. 1*1: Fl«htin« <;u« Bob Finelli fins To Inaugurate Camp Baseball came home on • wild pitch. After tho«e odds, here's a happy little reminder what ean happen In mi: Say World, liidi Fatty's Day, Hi* rirat Meat—I* Iss*. Wa* hjr Sill ihlnina Peace. i'<«. Swamp Bat, loo PfUttr. Keteatewai S*MM, WhlteavUle almost ruined Stern's the daily double. Back in Aug. J»3», at Washington Park, Chicago, Joy War Rhode*, 1»»; Committee, ill N Clais. Bad Baak: third, Beaaie shutout In tha seventh when th* Bet and Merry Caroline paid their backers a tidy little lum of |10,TO.t0 Rillee. »»; Kalora, 9»; Maekal, 18 Kiwanis Annual Peterson. Tiata 1:01.11. lesers put twa men on the path! on a 12 DO ticket. Senitinr, Ml BattleHeld, Declared. Secead Meat— is laps. Wa* bf Nteket Rarer, Qvekertesra, Pa.! aaeaHtd, Se4 with aoae aut, but th* Giant* earn* And to think of the sweating wa da to get horn* a 12.10 wlnnerl Toajllnion, Bristol. Pa.: third, Wallr through without any damage. Koaster Derby C*an*all. Trenton. Tisaa li*I.«*. In other contests In the circuit, Ttird Ncai—ia Itpa. Wan kv Al Tta. COACH TOMMY PK1PPS. aow that be to St James fins Brian King Crmlie. asti, Brlntet, Pa. | aaeaad, Al raenaala, Leaf Branch whacked Belmtr Vets. operating with figh.se behind ea* af Msamsatk'* mataul wla* takewesdi third, SHI Cketrattar, Sarn. M; Freehold Merchant* walloped dews, haa come up with a few •gares concerning hi* Bed Bastk villa. Time I:M.*T. Adelphla. a-1, aad Bnglishtowa up. high eehoel kasnasllw*. Already Tarn has the bast hot for the Grammar Meet Fenee After Leading n«M Baal-raal-lt has. We* b| art the apple eert by taking Leoa- Mat diamond oeaaea. Why? Bee—* he has Johnny Over ASBURT PARK-Th* St. Jafce* In First Two Runs arde F. C. late camp, T-S. la fold, barrinlag tajartesitajarlaa aad ather latldsi* tkat might pap grammar school track team wan r aad then. th* annual Monmouth County paro- With a total time of 111 Ralph Steinberg, former FrM- Overton won nine games and lost one In the lT-game schedule. Tb* chial track meet for the third year In three runs, Bob Flneltl, 1T» Ma- hold Colonial aee hurler, tossed aa portslder hurled 10 Innings, gave up 34 hits, allowed 30 runs, walked St- in a row to gain permanent posses- ple ave., won the top award In the i*JGn2sJzrsz oxMlleat tilt against Adelphla, sion of the Knights of Columbus •arravWa. TISM I:IT.«I. and fanned 122 batters. Lakewood got more hit* and more runs off th* annual Koaster Derby held by the OmselaUen—It law. Wan V» Bets holding ht* opponent* to five hits. •outhpaw, but the Bucs gave the Finer* a sound 11-f whipping. He trophy. The meet was held at the Klwanls club on Tower hill Sunday DeBreese, iasaasaura: aaeaad, Wea Eagtlshtown, peeking Its first •red two one-hitters, two two-hitter*, three three-hitters and two four- Asbury Park high school stadium afternoon. rulta, IpHnrfUldi tafra, Biek BawaMe, wla, cam* through after trailing bitters. To go along with those pretty good game* he registered three Monday afternoon of last week. 8eea«etw, Ma time. _ Finelli, piloting tils ear sponsored ^•^www^tMai a••••*•»• a»a»t—t• *»^F^ ta SJsjW^BVBawlass. Waa BsaWa bl r^rfBFaT Al w BBSS^BWtjm-^ th* Field Clubbers, M. Th* win- Bo hitters against Point Pleasant, Atlantic Highland* and R*d St. James compiled at* point* to !ayr.»llleUkswaedi third, lA l TlaaaUd B, HBrletai Ckevalle. Par. asr* eulodod with six runs In the Catholic. Take note, baseball scouts!! by Oood Housekeeping, edged out faurth. Mlekar Ron'. Qwkertatm, Pj. edge aut lie closest rival, St. Jo- Jim Gibbons, who finished a eloa* fifth Irate* to upset th* Leonards Not ealy dM he eseel ea tha BMaad, hat aha al tka Ma- seph* of Keyport. which total W second when he compiled lit S/S nine. ker. Overton led the Bae httteta wMk a Is* Am average which potato. Holy Spirit of Asbury Park seconds In his three run* down th* Fred Helstetn*! triple with th* wa* compiled aa II bit* In la hikes to the platter. Other kit* •niched third with 80 tallies, while steep hill. •tcks loaded wa* th* feature of tha tors ever .tM wan BHI Caetiatoro. JM| Heary Newton, JBB| Star of the Sea, Long, Branch, took In the Croup f division, Thomas Sfffi «•• J»'«*«*r ••tied *lx. Jack Lewis. .MB; Dick Reattag, .US aad Jim Blrksrdssa. .til. fourth with M'i points. Batter won with 111 4/5 seconds In Bucs Awarded hit ball for the victors. Rusa and Gene Booth had trouble eeaaeettag with the wtttaw Th* first two finishers had a nip- his three runs. Frank Main, pilot- L*emrdo scored all It* marker* with Bus* registering all aad Oeae, ta eight tripe, posted Mt. and-tuck race under fire aa Keyport ing the P.B.A. ear, finished In sec- la th* fourth chapter. With Overton back for another baseball yea* Phippa will have on* led over Red Bank 77H-75. At this ond spot with a time total of 111 Croup II Title t*rry DeVlto, former rUa Bank atarter oa the hill. All h* ha* to do te dig up a coupl* of audioer* point Frank Matoney came through 1/.1 seconds. NKWAMC — Rod Bank high f***'?,W8* school chuckw, made ahuekers to assist th* «ce. In the shot put to gain flrat place The tough luck driver of th* day school** Shore conference baseball hi* laitlal aad successful appear- points. Just to make sure the St was Brian King, who, after hading J ce-ehampiona war* na*Md Ctatral ue* of th* campaign hurling th* rames traeksters were the victors, J*r*ty Oroup IX tKleholder* h*r* ***TBraaek alae U a «v*-J»R trt- •EANSBtTRO OPENED UTTLC LBAGCE „ the pack with the best time In twa _.«j» Oetsa WoodUag last week *y th* «8eraUtre caaualt- 1 1 mmi Ms-sjami atari « over It* doMit rival, Lak*wood, be- chef, after a few warmap pHekea to Mayer Fstta J. class, winning the M and century well oiled up tor the occasion and IfW WarM Sar'rn b-Hina, averaga taarad fa an anvIaWa .419. cause of th* 11-8 triumph th* Bue* Th* local Polle* AthleU* leagu* tossed out the first ball. Several ether borough cfiteuvte yard dashes as well as pacing hi* was leading the field with a M 3/8 team in the relay. second* time for his first run. He markad up over the Pln*r» la their 9 rMeui en tend to *ead the kMs ea tMr way tato tough hagae only msstlng of th* season. P*atiffTm* leafa * "•aa•d ha* take •' n*" •a «••w » petition. Officiate were Rev. John 3. Rellly, then beat that time In hi* second Red Bank, paced by eauckor starter. Red Bank; Rev. Fred attempt with a 35 4/5 clocking. Sam Malach Takes 4th Straight Johnny Ovarton, finished with a THIS M A MONTH KNOWN for weddings and graduation! and Clancy, Asbury Park; Rev. Jama* In hi* final run, when ha clashed record of II victor!** la M gas*** isata. fcoth are operating la full swing. One of the June graduate! we have Thompson, Long Branch; Rev. Ed- through the fence, he struck Mrs. this spring. They tied Lakewood For the past tow weeks tha Xae* in mind Is Chaplain (Capt.) Joseph F. Shetban of Brooklyn. But we ward Hughes, Red Bank; Rev. Don- Roland Plerson, Leonardo, who LB. Stadium Stock Car Feature for the crown. *ach compiling 10-1 Pante loop waa hanging by a thla don t know him as a Brooklynite, we know him ai the popular Father ald Endebrock, Keyport; Rev- was taken to Rlvervlew hospital by oonterene* rceords. thread until th* PJUT aid local Bheehan who waa associated with St. Oabrlel's Catholic church am Frank MeKuster, Asbury Park, fln- the Red Bank First Aid squad, atrvtee club* gave it a (hot la th* formerly St. James. Ishe Judges. Adam Kretowict was High Bridge worn th* Oroup I r t mtBt where she was treated for a bruised LONG BRANCH — Sammy Mal- title with an 11-1 record, edging ?.* J*— ••••ttag ta th* Father Sheehaa wae one af mere thaa | mtatoten. priests In charge of the jump* and shot foot. ach la rapidly becoming th* number M put event. Color Teferjafon out Sayravllle aad Hoffman M .A.L. buMlng on Catherla* at. aad rabbto who recently graduated frem tha chaplain school at Fineill, the victor, Is an active one stock car chauffeur at the South Amboy. Kvmsom won this Th* service club* contemplate SXN1OR CLASS participant in all sports. About stadium speedway. He registered Slated for Monmouth crown ta 1180. defeating SayravlU* aponsorlng team* along with a dTfrt siociiin Shot Put—Won hy Frank Malaaey eight years a to he was the top his fourth straight feature event IBB); second. Units Nuitlllo (RB); la a ipeelal playoff gam* aa tha RA.L, team. Last year th* loop third, Donald Walllns (K)| fourth. Bran- salesman for The Register among Saturday night on the oval here. MONMOVTH FABK - Anoth- Bulldog diamond. waa a aix-team circuit Because ion, Holy Spirit (ArPP)i Ifth, Dunfty the newsboys. In th* moat thrilling niRht of the er drat If scheduled for the rat- th* Uttl* Baseball leagu* absorbed (Li). Other Central Jersey champ* The order of finish tn the I to It season, 3,800 fans held their seat* ing oval at Oceaaporl Menmsuth war* New Brunswick la Oroup IV numaroua youths, th* Knee Pant* At ll>e *t<»k car races held at Long Branch stadium about thru API; second. B. Slovens (K): third, ymrs-of-are class was Thomas gat- In th* excitement-packed program J. Bambrltk (K): fourth, Melons/ (RB) Park la to he ana af tha stoat and South Rlv*r la Oroup tn, elreult might be cut te four team* ••••»•* w eavnv TaFaa vsaa*sa*aTf *• alVaS aV Vats *H*laS'eggseXa HeV 4a*aar%vl Mth. Moraa <»•>. ter. Ill 4/5 seconds; Frank Matsa, In which It took almost two hours was run over by a car. Chaplain Sheehan, in hi* Army uniform, dash* IJ.-Yard F....-W.. .j^C. Sgk 113 1/5; Brad Dixon. 115 4/5; Doug to complete only three race*. Crack race eounes la the nation to ha (Al); ueead, Shaeran (K): third from the stands, hurdled the fence and in no tint* at all he WM on tut Msveni «K»s twrth, VManntry (LB) H. Wood. 11T 1/5; M. Graham, IN up after crack up. along with a totevlaai la color. way to the hospital with the injured youth. Mother* and fathm who 1/5; F. Burdre, 1W I/S and Jo* few flips, had th* starter in a busy Philadelphia A's Edge Signaleers, nave sons In the service should be happy to know that some day their swji Robinson, DNF, restarting mood. boys might come in contact with a man of Father Sheehan'* caliber. •eeond. tie. Lsiieri (LB) and Ha Order of finish In the 12 to 1« system haa sent a crew af es> hunt (RB): thlia, llovtni (K)i fourth, Malach, lined up In 17th position Kennedy (K). years-of-age bracket was Finelli, of an It-car field, demonstrated a perta to the track to ackct cam- 5-4; Cus Zernial Gets 2 Homers SHORT SNORTS Hlak lamp—Won by Clark (RB) ; ace 111 seconds; Gibbons, 111 3/5; bit of classy driving as he fought era locations. Tha company will mil, Butt (AP): third. Mswkhurst (RB) Hoffman, 113 3/3; W. Danes, 114 hi* way through th* pack to over- FORT MONMOUTH-Tb* PkllsV- by Montgomery and Coleman drib- fourth. Kenaadr (K); 2. I and 4 were 3/5; L. Bennett. 115; M. Arnone, start transmitting racea In color dclphla Athletic* rallied for four bled to third. Th* tying run scored tied: Urth, Muitlllo (RBI. take Charlie Muscatel, driving No. run* In the eeventh inning to edge 44! Rflar—Won by Keyport; leeond, 115 1/5; A. Pulmiand, lit 3/5; A. 3M, a Long Branch owned ear. later In the eeaaon, according ta aa the play, but then Frank Turcy Holy Spirit: third. St. Jamts; fourth Kaney, 118; J, Dennis. 131 3/5; B. Along with Muscatel, Malach had advance aotteee from Mew York. Fort Monmouth, M, in an eihlbi- threw the ball away, placing run- from the dock," sUtes Fleet C.pUIn Oew Star of tha Eta. Lemon, 122 3/5; W. England. 133 to overcome Don Stumpf, who won tlon gam* Monday night on th* ners an first and second. Don Long, JUNIOR CLASS post diamond. Some 10,000 fans wit- playing la place of Eddie Jooat, 71-Yard Final—Won hy Benson (K) 1/5; P. DeVearh. 127 2/5; D. Dorn, the last feature event before Mal- neased Joe Coloman, tha A'* tall 1 teeond. Walllnt (K): third. Bennett 143 3/5; J. Kiln*, 175 3/5: R. In- ach joined the local stadium. hit Into a fielder * choice for the (RB); fourth. Butt (AP); «fth Suikl righthander, beat Al StabUftld la second out. The eventual winning land, 177 8/5; P. Fredericks, 1M Malach got by Stumpf to move Beacon Hill Lady the Slgnaleere' deput en their horn* runs scored on Turcy's wild heave ltt-Yard Run—Won ay Wallini (K) 4/5. B. King, DNF. up into the second spot and then diamond. diond. B»n«on (K): third. pancUi Judges were Ralph Belknap, from third of Allie Clark's bounder (LB); fourth, Troeher (AP); flftb. Bea passed Muscatel in the 15th lap to te acor* Tipton and break th* dead- Alonio McVesgh and William Sal- take the lead. He completed the re- Big Qua ZernlaJ, th* AtbleUclsft pj .Trfi î.y x: -rAtPtva £ M lock. way to 0 Mlth Jump—Won »r Butt (API; see ladln. Starter* Included Mort maining lapa In the lead to stop Golfers Win, 3-2 fielder, gave th* crowd a ahow by Bank, so he followed the buoys and ended up In mi, Bennett (RBI: third, Walllns (K) blasting two homers over th* left This waa th* final scoring of the Welner, Max Poku* and Oeorge the clock at 7:04.62. LEONARDO-The Beacon Hill fourth, Bruna (AP): tilth, Wallln« (K) Hollywood. field fence to pac* tha Philadelphia evening, as Coleman pitched hltless hean.wer. 441 Relay—*t. Joseph's (Int. St. Jamas Malach took the first qualifying Country club women's golf team ball over th* final three stantas. The Root Beer aad Checker club held He annual •teond, Star of the Sta third, Holy heat and then finished first In the evened up the golf ssrlea with Fort attack. Spirit fourth. For the night Coleman fumed 12 flrat semi-final before heading into Monmouth'e team last Wednesday With both hurltn going th* dla- Blrnalaer* and allowed six hits. bothered us waa what guy In that busload M1D0ET CLAB8 the main attraction, morning when the victors copped tance the A'a grabbed a 1-0 lead (••Yard Flnsl—Won by Ostrande Pool Wrestling in tha second frame whan Ssrnlal Stablefeld, property of the Chi* Ptoya checkers. The crew witnessed the DHretlvuke (RB); aaeond, Kennedy (K); third, The opening race was twice two out of five matclfee and tied eago Cubs, pitched creditable hall, n which Vic Ra^hl >ame up with a toauUfu? iSSSSS Welitadt (K): fsurth, Buesalew (RB) stopped because of thrilling spill*. one on the local nine-hole course. cracked hi* Ant elreult clout Mth, Olanmona (LB). too, in allowing eight hit* and fan- Ing performance and Danny "Just a Routine H In the third Up, a car driven by Pro Andy Sikora's women golf- In th* fourth Inning, after Cote- Mifh Jump—Won hy Butt (AP); aee. Saturday Night man bad retired the first nine Sig- ning five A'a. a new pUy. The batter fans, the man on ond. Renso (LB): third. Welitadt (K) Oeorge Misak of Pateraon went ers rallied to knot the speelal Whltey Ford, last year's Yankee fourth. O»traadtr (RB); «fth, tie- KEANSBURO — Saturday night through the rail and dropped six match after losing the first en- nalmen in order, Mik* ScivotetU OSTIS (AP) and Gum (RB). feet, with Oeorge climbing back to opened with a walk, and Shortstop pitching star, who originally wss Broad Jump—Won by O'Rourka (RB) Promoter Lou Collichlo of the Vel- counter on the Fort Monmouth scheduled to hurl for the Slgnaleen, teeond. Ostrandir (RB): third. Well vet arena will present something track without a scratch. course. The rubber will be played Oeorge Montgomery beat out a hit deep behind flrat base. Oscar Young ta sidelined for the nest week, due have made a pinch. rMdle'Maeklin ta"»tter iaek*"pUld ©Si" tadt (K); fourth, Clammoni (LB); fifth new in the wrestling world when The heat waa halted again In the off early next month. to a alight soreness in his arm, Kennedy, (K). a mat card will be launched In followed with a ground rule double Warren s title, The MC pro MAMAM*,! «.* »UL . .» .. A.. -* 120-Yard Dash—Won Vy Tom Ostran fifth when a car jockeyed by Ralph which is not serious. the Belvedere pool. Cappiello of Newark plowed Into Beacon Hill victors were Mrs, to left when the ball bounced over r the S. ' d«r, St. Jimn: second, (tie), Budd, A. D. Cuahman, Jr., and Mrs, Vic- th* fence, te More Sclvolettl and FOBT MONMOVTH Holy Spirit: Kenny, Kcyport: fourth, A regulation 24-foot wrestling th* center of the final turn. tor Qrocslnger over Mrs. H. L. Buckakw, St. Jam..; fifth. Davit, Holy ring will be floated to the center Ed Houasman of Newark took put runner* on second and third. Selvolettl. 1b, . -...... -..._ I 1 Spirit. Kirah and Mrs, William Blmen- After Chief Crump fanned, Catcher fjsstsesaery, ss. • 4 410 Relay—Won by St. Jamn: MC of the pool from where the wrest- the second heat !n 2:M.41 while dorf, 4 and S; Mrs. Robert How- Yams, cf. ... 4 ond. St. Joseph's; third, Holy Spirit lers will grapple In an attempt to Skip Carmen of Matawan took the Joe Tipton tried to pick tha run- Crump, Ik. 4 fourth, 8tar of the Sta. land and Mrs. Oeorge Mlddteton, ner off third and when he threw not only win the match but to third qualifying round in 2:50.92, defeated Mrs. 3. 3. Alniworth and Turey, In _ a avoid a ducking. Duth Hower of Rumnnn made his wild, Montgomery scored to give Uiaeoao. If „ 4 Mrs. 8. P. Blake, three up, and Monmouth a 3-1 lead. Third Base- •eblsaa. rf 2 Y.N.C.A. Church League The card is headed by Adrien best showing in the second qualify- Mrs. Ira Grouse and Mrs. M. A, a-Meatel j 0Od ChMM t! Nth ing heat when he placed second. man Frank Turcy then followed uTKn V.mpoo * ' Baillorgeon, the Canadian strong Vraeland beat Mrs. Charles Alter with a doubt* to telly Young and H 71 M w honorti Under Way With 4 Teams man, who will lock grips with Jack fci.h L'i.« i « " """a** »» the award assembly at Humson First qualifying Heat—Won hy Mai- and Mrs. J. W. Rouliton, three and a *-l apread a* Coleman escaped The Community Y.JI.C.A. Inter- Dillon, one of the dirtiest grapplers aeh: eeennd, Hsoann; third, Oahen: two. Wgh school He was the Mir four-letter athlete In the crowd, maktai fourth, Tlathl.n fifth, Iludolfi aixth, th* inning without further dam- ba b b Church Softball league got off to a In the game. Rip Hawk will meet age. PHILADELPHIA ATHIXncS ?' nit J * ^' T"l; "« *" «• •'«»«. Three lettermeS John Heldeman, who is known Davldron. Mo Time. Mrs. John Kelsey and Mrs. Don- AB flying start last week with four Setond Qualifying Heat—Won hy ss. ;....„ „ 4 S •-* Booater teams participating in the circuit, as the Bronx bad boy. Houumani aeeond, Howeri third, W. ald Shenberger of Fort Monmouth The SlgnaJeer* made it 4-1 In M Patera: fourth, BKher; nfth, Stumnfi gained one match by defeating the sixth on Young* second hit, tf, I..."..... t Battling for top honors in the The floating ring will have n JllfeVi «f. - 4 sure fire tent In the opening matnh •Uth, A, Petora, Time 2:H«.»1. Mrs. Boy Truswell and Mrs. David a elngle to right. He advanced to loop are Red Bank Methodist, Third Qualifying Heat—Won by Car- Jones, two up. Mn. Frank Hllde- Carnlal, If - _... 4 Lutheran, Young Men's Hebrew ai when Big SRm, 412-pound giant man: neeond, Brown; third, Henneaaey: second on a wild pitch. With two Msjeskl, 1b. „ a suclatlon and the Red Bank Bap- from Keunsburg, meets Frits Von fourth, Muscatel: fifth, Sltrlar: ninth, brnndt and Mrs. W. R. Reed rack- out Chuck Lolacono beat out an In- Hltcheoek, 1b » Walllk. The last time this pair Donato. lima 2:S0,U2. ed up the second Fort Monmoutr field rap. When ShorUtop Don Ummar. lb - 4 night when a wrestling tist, Oames are played Tuesday, Flrat Seral-Klnal—Won hy Malach: victory by nipping Mn. Harry Aus- Long threw wide of Brat, Young Budtr, tb 1 Wednesday and Thursday evening met in the ring, Von Wallik suf- second, Havana; third, Hower: fourth, KWn, tb, .., a fered a broken leg when tangling Tiuhlar: fifth, W. Paten: sixth, Hou» tin and Mrs. Don Corwin, two up. •cored. Philadelphia, batted around Tlstofl] e. ...M»M H • 8 Nll1 h on 'Lovett's field near Red Bank Astrota, e. 1 0 airport. with the huge heavyweight. nan. Time 8:27.92, In the match play, nine hole In the fatal seventh, aided by three Oeltwsn, p. H..>.».-.,..«., 4 0 the •hore,'' was recently appointed to the eiecutlve commit. Second Semi Final—Won hr Muncatet: costly. Monmouth errors. Just to make matters more ex- the tied match cams In the four- 87 "i Iw. of the New Jersey Basketball Offlclala association. He re- •econd, Wellnr: third, Brown: fourth, Another homer by Zernial opened plarea Jamea "Chipiiy" Cnleman. Aahury Park. * Reiervt That Dsts citing for wrwtllng fnn«, a tug Tlflnatnt fifth, SUimpfi ninth, Bocltar. some of Mrs, Edward W. Wise and a-BatM lor. HotiUun In nth. With sn early announcement of th team match is slated between Abe Tlma .1:211.1:!. Mrs. E. R. Trcnery of Beacon HII the frame. Bill Hitchcock struck Philadelphia A'a 010 000 400—! Tommy Steele tells us that he has been matching slock car racln Stein and Tarian Hewitt and Joe Conitolntiun—Wnn hy TlmiKhtyl eer out, but then the fireworks came, Kort Manmouth.. 000 SOI 000— Wr three years, but Saturday night at the Long Branch stadium beat a coming- event you'rn interested In, Th ond, n, Brnwn; third, Matthews; fourth, with Mrs. E. A. Kenny and Mrs, 2B, Toung, Turcy, Klein, SB l.lmmer. Rtuiater'i rlaniBirt rnlumn, "Comln« Cavoldl and Mike Kllonlit. Riorum i firth, Glovar; al.vth, David* E. A, Allim of the Monmouth team. First Baseman Lou Llmmer HR, Zernial 2. Snlen ha»c, Hitchcock, mrnt». It waa 10:15 before the third race was finally marked off the No Tlmf. tripled to deep lett«and Lou Klein HP hy Stsblefeld ILonnl. Rasn un ball program which i.i an indication of tha thrill! that must have Men in Events", It l.l-iil for thli purpoM. Call Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Reed off Coleman •: rUablefeld 0. atilkeoul, RB 1-0011 and sik lor Clanlnsd.—A4 Tin marl to Btttet anrl Vilst'r buil- Fentuie Rare—Won hy Malsrlii s- shared low gross honors whan th' doubled to the aame sector, making atwstetfaaatokearfaa ••». adjertlss U Th* Kiriitw rasulatlr. end, Huaeateli third, Stuntf. Tims M 44. Trptas wae Mia «• as, «iw bjr Cslemsn 12. Btsblefuld 5. Dmplret— .••rUssajaal. ....„_ ,,t . It*.Hi _._,.... bofab registered a ifc rvik*. Bam. aameasU and SfcJ , *», New Jersey Lightning Championship* Dahlgrrn Craft Wina First Prise in Parade Phillies Slate Official, TO Confer Witf. fUvition of Ordinonco County on Erosion On Unruly Conduct Scheduled Here This Week-End (Coatiaued from 1) (Continued from page 1> Tryouts at S.0. been done jet to firry out this pro- Tha New Jeraey State lightning posal, and the road remains uader •trong enough In eosne ways "be- 8OITH ORANOE — The aecond caus« it fail* to prohibit aoliritiea Mass sailiag ekaasptoaships will tn nnual Philadelphia Phillies tryont count;' Jurisdiction A letter from Md thai week-end *a the Navseiak for the purposes ef proetitutiea and Legion Baseball mp and school will be held here H. W. Griffin, county road super- the etle of narcotka or for purpose* river uader tha opoaaeiaaip ef the t Cameron Field, South Orange, visor, alio ealled Or.ean ave. rounty Meaasowth Beat club witk approi- of advro-»ting the overthrow ef the fun* 27. 28. t» and .10. Th* camp property. natioral «ovsrnm»nt by foree or tSwUIy Jt boat* catered ia the twe- • ill afrain be under the leadfrahip Mayor F>rr»l! said thst In Hi Ur *«*lr. In Full Action creating riots " H» referred to the TMNTON-Cherlaa J. "Jake" if Chin k Ward, Phils' afout in the present condition of "holei end New York rirco'ici scandal Sad Mint Juae Metket ef the local Miller, Trenton, atate chairman of irea, snd disrovfrer of Robin Hob- patches " Ocean ave. stands sa a said "we don't wsnf that to happea ajub wUl be saillag uader the pea-the Americaa Legioa's Jaalar irta. "ronnant threat \n traffic," »nd here." •aat ef rieet Tt in defending the that someday tftere are going to Mtle the won here last year. Baseball committee, fens saaeueced Ward stated that the lump Is However, t-he rlaim wa* Saado that U tsaaas are competing In the open Io all hi^h. school graduatrji hf tcrrlMe accident* there." H* hat same eection ia too strong ia la defeadtag the title Miss Mt- Legion'* anaual baseball program, who ar* »t>pUing a place in profes- arked that the county particularly that it mien', o* interpreted to pre- Iket will agaia be sailing her Boawatek eperet two weeks age. la- sional baseball. Aepirants ai* a«k«>'l impfivt th* North Beach section of vent the fiiend:y- gatheriag df On agalntt the fa*te*t Ughtaiage eluding tea*** playing aaadlet base- to hcina; their own equipment, such the road. groupi of pecp> for purposes ae> SMratiag ia Jeraey, since ealy the rnuncilm«n I*wrence JlcCormick 1 lep beat* arc eligible to rie forball epeasered by Legion pasts, Mil- a« uniformji, spikpg and flovps. ceptable or henefleial to eoeieti . ler estimates that teoM I.OB* Mew said improvement* art needed Council spproved a plan to make Ike championships. Tryouts will be held for thres along the full length of Ocean ave. Jeraey beys will participate In the days. Then on the final day, Jun* separate section* of the ordinance Competition will be strong from great aatioaal sport this twsater. A motion wan pa seed en Mr. Me-aeeoantnodate the sltuatioae etet- Charlie Dare ef Beach Haven ia his 30. the picked group of the camp, Cormick's motion to tak the county Hustler, winner af the Ceatral At- Four districts have been eetab- will play the South Orange Anacri- lined above. Ikthed ia the state, with teem* to do I ma work as soon aa poasible. An interpretation could ho madO taatie spriag championship* this an Lesion Oisnts in a regularly (Jajawtv HejaMitf*! 'a^âaMy past week-end. Ed Waters in his peting far local, ceuaty aad district .ehtdultd gnm« at thi' same *it* in Section 9 that children eouid net aew Revenger, runner-up to Dora honors and for lac slate champion- The Oiants ar» rcgaidrd an one of Ma VIM' Kariell also Jtid that al- play ba*et>all in their own tchAefc It* week, ia also conceded te be ship. District t, Bergca, Pastale, he leading seml-prr> l«ini in the though Freeholder Director Joseph yaid. Mr Fi.iher thought. The •a eacellent challenger. Susses: aad Warren eeuatlee have district. (". Irwin had promised to co«tsct hoard decided the ordinance sheuli II team* playing. District S, tha horoueti about, aom* improve- require special permission be asked Other boat* representing the home Hudson and Union counties have Ward and the Phils' official* are and received from eouneil for the •set will be Joha Spurdle ia Wa- highly in favor of such ramps and ment to eliminate a traffic bottle- II tsaats. District I, Mercer, Mid- neck at the intersection ef Ocean playing of ha?rr>a!l in other than ter Witch, Lloyd Lawrence in B*m, dlesei, Monmoutb aad Setaereet urga all hoya interested TO appear. approved ballflelde. O. N. Bull in Barefoot, Rod (Jor- 'Oejplte the inten."ivp scouting that ave. with the new Sea Bright- ceuntiss have 14 eatries. District 4, Kiiiimon bridge, there had been The disorderly conduct erdinanfe dan ia Banahce, Bill Laae in Bill'* Burlington, Ctmden and Salem is done thrsp. days. "Ward stated, Bet and the newest lightning on nothing heard from the freeholders will also prohibit the lictering af counties are repreeeated by W "it isitill ini|nwsible to catch every- public property, roads and higfc- the Naveiink, Nightmare, owned body. As a result, many boys de- yet. on the matter. "We ahould get this corrected before the summer wava by pertona diararding watte to Dick Oerwtck and Charles Al lub*. ' serving chances are overlooked. laire. Accerdlag ta Miller, all traffic beglna, or »•• can looU for s matter frotn moving vehicle* w WMMP •! Hat 0#««f«W IM« ydfdw* IwW an thsj Nd«MiM rwgr Sdtwdcy by «*• Through these tryouts we try to had accident there." he said. oth»-iwi>e A siniil^r provision wat championship series muit he overcome this fault." Long Btanch will be represented Dieted by July I. District sllmlas- B amemind 'n the old ordinance. to Harry Sadler ia Raiabeau, Lsy- bury Km YMM dfc4> tl dir Hdvon. . tow*: $f«-io> OdUfrtn «f Fair Mown, disfxr «f fat W;ir,l is former big leaguer. Other council members noted that tioa eoateats must be eeacluded H Also at 'he Julv 5 meeting. Mr. tea Waters in So Long and Morria «rhi potu. Tha Lsfiea's natieaal Saalt tournament at Beacon Hill Coun- Park, with ntw opening day records Boaton Red Son and than moved will ba played In Detroit la Sep. Being Improved try club which was Anally com- en ths ledger. Is In Its nrst full caupe the county hoard la a "Re-of ths collection district, provided fstltlaa far the huge ailver perpet to the Phllx when Bob Carpenter publican domain." Mr. Gray said hs residents wanted and were williag tember. pleted Sunday when ha turnod in week of the M-day summer aesson took over the club and made the 1 val trophy daatted by the late Hu Slate Fiah and Gum* a card of 100-ftV -10. In tlU« tnui- which continues through Aug. " beiisved puson-to-person «ol»ver to ba assessed for it. Mr. flthor fecrt Johns?* at Bay lUaJ. Clikf111 late Herb Pennock general man- aationa with th* freeholders would hss estimated the service will add ntme«t, the golfern received their Yesterday th* Select Handicap, ager. Pennock then added Ward it Allaire af Moamouth Boat club won Dcpt. at Work on Long full handicap plus one-half ef their held for three-year olds, was tha accomplish more than letters and between IT and tt per II.0M tt at> the the arst year whea th« races Walters Second age. first major prep for the Aug. 4 run- the scouting ranks and Chuck has said he would try te errange a s**s#d valuation to levlit agelaA were act* at Pine Beach. Thl* been at It ever since. aarthtida properties. year'a vlcta/ will alaa receive an Willie Cannavo took ths low ning of the 118,000 Chalee Stakes. meeting. attractive permanent trophy given At Metedeconk Croat strides havs been made la groat laurels for the watk-end, A rteard-jnapping aptalng dty ay taa borough ef Red Bank. tha long ling* program of the Di-shooting 17-M—75. Jim Htnlsy shot crowd WM on hand Saturday t METDDBOONK-Charlea Dora, JT-41-T8 and Jack Warren Dred witness Call Over's victory In the Tha tnt race la scheduled for Beech Haven, skippering hi* Li|ht- vision of fish and Otsne. Depart- •eturday at >:W p. b.. the tecoad saent of Conservation and Econom- for second and third, re- fourth running of the Salvate ning Hustler, wen the Central At- spectively, In tht groat event. Mils. Th* start ef th* slith season •undty meralng at 10:10 and theItntle spring championshlpi Sun- ic Dtvtlepaitnt, to imprav* etndl- taa) la tha afternoon at 1 o'clock. tloat for lame birdt aad animals Rut" Croute and Earl Htrhtt not under way with 1»,M5 person* day after he atavsd off a heat af knotted for low net honors, each on hand to eelltia* th* previous MeiuMuth Boat club boats and pi- la Ntw Jersey. carding dd. Crouss hid iT-Jl, while opening day record attendanet of N STOCK CAR RACING PANS lots. The Division of Fish and Oame 11,761, established three years age. hat aaneuncsd ths Farm Cam* Hsrbst registered M-JO. Udles lew Bd Wtlteri af tht total Hot ta» net waa won by Mrt. Roy Truswell, Wtgtrlng record* also fell for sn Rumson Athletes Ithed In second tpot, only I petnt* Habitat rUettratlen »lan It being 12sVM-T0. Mrs. Edward W. Wise, extended this year te include bath Inaugural afternoon whan the bet- behind the victor. Walters, aUotmg Sr, flnishsd In second spat with ton poured 11.107,011 through the his Revenger, creased tht Saltk Mn* northern aad southern New Jersey. lOT-M-Ti. The kleksrs' wai wenmutuel machines. The previous Awarded Letters In third pktee In Saturday* race The plan furaiahe* food and cover by Dave Jonet with a BT-S0-7T. mark was set In 1S4I when I1.IM,- The athlttet at Humson high and then edged Dor* out of the No. la aeeerdanct with a aeheduls on theot art** whore due te Intensive 171 set a mark. aebaal were awarded letter* for 1 position In Sunday* Initial race. I Although Activity along the near thrills! spills! chills! their work In aporti during tht Dart cam* back strong ta add an*agriculture, adeojuatt food and rttv tr ftcltltles no tonger exist. by oval does not tceelerata until past school year. Coach Joe Raaatl other Srtt ia tht anal aall after Brown Leading nest wesk, the apltndld Intugur* and Coack Pat Taggert made the winning th* ftrtt race ta gala tha At the prtttnt tlmt 101 cooperttors was an Indication to President preeentatlens at a speetsl award as- top petition. consisting ef farmers, sportsmen, Amary L Hsskctl and Otnertl Man' eembly held In the high tchcol au- Charlta Allaire and Dick Oer- •ey Scout* and ether youth groups Penguin Skippers ager Edward 3. Brenntn that the ditorium Friday morning. Htl An-wick, In Nightmare, won fourth are actually engaged In correcting Penguin Fleet TO ef Monmouth current upsurge in Interest in tht ger was the only four letterman tha food and' cover deficiencies on ; LONG BRANCH STADIUM \ spot, with Reid Dicker***, and Boat club has a ntp-and-tuck. sail- sport I* txttndlng to 1st seashore winning letters In football, basket Johnny Bull, both from Menmeuth land which they own er In area* ing aerlei in action with only three course. kail, baseball and track. Boat club, knotting for Sftk posi- In which they art Interested. points separating the top three During April and Mty wildlife Opening dty visitors ware defin- The following athletes received tion. akippers. itely Impressed with many Improve- Bob Davis at tht tiller of thamanager* operating under Federal Norm Schenck and Roger Brawn atrtlfleatet and letters: Aid to Wildlife Project lt-D, dis- ments at the track, including tha Vartllr—0*14 Baaketkall—Brie Butt Bam finished eighth. John Spurdle were vlctori over the week-end, beautified turf course, tht revived baeketkall lettereMn. William Parker, in Water Witch wound up In thetributee) 11,100 Norway Spruce; with Schenck guiding his Bottoms dining terrace* facing tha running JlBMi Csaifjkell. Bekert Berr, Dog* Kar. 11th apet nnd Juae Metaet, pilot- IMOt whit* pins: 10.M0 Austrian Up to first place over a Seld of Tstrip and the "fllm patrol' which It starts*. Fred Baden an* MsreM Apaar. Ing Ben Ort, wat ITth. Pine; 10,000 Loblolly Pins; I.MHI boats Saturday io climb into sec- making Its debut. Saeh ract it Jaaler Vanletr C*rtl«eata*--J*kn Da. Curenaaa Urch; IIMA Hemlock; WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY Vita, rnd Jahnten, Janei Meaulaaeas ond place with H polnU. Aimed u a valuable celluloid rec- aad Bavld llpare. M.4M root multlnera; 1,100 Japan- In Sunday's rsce Brown at theord fer Jockey* tnd officials alikt. Lstfenaa*. Jetin Neman. Dick Martin ess Barberry; SOft Mughe Pine; 1,- tiller of his newly purchased Bee- •yasell Wkeelar snd Jokn Cal»art. H-0 Grcuit's SH Silky Cornel: 1,809 Ltsptdesa hive picked up IS points to Itad Bssskall Vanity Certilntei—Uik Mealor; W0 Tatarltn twntyaucklt tht fleet of Penguin skippen with Wfrt**. shield AMBr. FjM Jeknien, and Tt bltttnweet. IM.B.C Comets DRIVERS THAT REALLY DRIVE MM* Slate* aed WIHaai Wslker, man- Box Scores M point*. Sehenek had no troubls ager. tn addition, ISO pounds of Lstpt- in marking up tht win In Satur- AMUBY PA8K dtta Stiieea toed wat distributed Utter*. Biaen Dunlan. Ckarlaa Bey. ABB B day's race as he crossed tht lint awur, Jam* Caai>k«ll. Frank Jokenne. i. Uklaa, tk. to the eoeptratort throughout ths 4 minutes ahead of Dick Davis. Hold First Races •ana. rraak iliao* and Dough ftrrlng. Dillolaa. aa. atats. Alao Mven and onMutrtsr Brown tailed his Beehivt to t Monmouth Boat club's Comet lea. r. Troeekis, Ik. acres af field border was pUrted fleet Inaugurated Itt 1151 tailing Jvaier Vsiettawwiusm Parker. Baa well-earned win Sunday afternoon Bute. Jaaua MeOulaana. •uaaall WkteU ferreUa, \t"".Z"Z~'~"ZZ~ and T,K» fttt of Lespedesa Sarleea by defeating 15 boats. Dick Elch- ssaaon over the week-end with til er, fleers* Campketl. Walter Sebe*l aad Hotaut, cf atrlM were Installed. man copped second in Gangway, boat* reporting for tha initial rac •aeatfatt Je* torrentine tad Alaa AplMlll, e Tht Btttt Flth and Otme Divl< of tht campaign. Clayton, rf. .- - Dick Davis winning third place In aion alto reported that «,900 L»s- Saturday afternoon tha Comets Tr«*« Varaltr Cwtldctee—T«d laawr. Bantam. Order of finish: Barken Revare, laaaea MeGulnaeaa tnd pedesa blcolor fleld borders were SATURDAY dsvtloped a three-way Sght for the Alaai* llsen. II planted and 1SS food patches de- Tf. ftchenck Bottom Up lop boaore before Bob Quacken- TMtart, H*»I4 Aptar, James Ckad- MONMOUTM BBACB signed to correct an existing short- •antam bush Anally nipped Hank Mitten- •III fl. Boyntan .... Jun< Rri<« witk, Jaka. DaVito. Msar VoBGakrin. Olaan, If., ef. _ age of natural food were planted M. Filkrr Half Pint berger at the flnish line. Chet Apy, Wlllltai DorMy. Prter Skipptt. Fnnk Jaknisn, Ik Maion an* faul Kenan, manager. during May. Additional plantings I,. Wortklty .. Panalou Jr.. finished in the third spot with J. Wanuckr, tt., Ik. . wtrt planntd snd it Is expected that C. Sehwenker, Atsia two aailors failing to flnish. Tom Junior Vanity—Bru« rhndvi". J«kn BM, U SUNDAY Meeaaa, wtlllan Parker, Kaa, Du«« aad Wieklund, •• -.., they will he brought to completion «. Biciwn InkWa Morrison, Jr., and Slg Thempso Seb Osgeeeky. A. Warntfliy, tk this month. R. Klchman Oins>ay failed to complete th* race. •eater Latteriata Awarded Ranter Daaaalat, Ik Several public shooting grounds R. Davis Bantam Hank Miltenberger, skippering Kfy and Wrtura—Joe Kecketain. Rich* Vaa Now, p. N. Schenck Bottoms Up are Huhkard. Alonw M*ere, raul Ran. throughout New Jersey have been J. Howie joker Rascal, came back In Sunday'* racs an. Hard Raevey, Charlfi Seymour, tt planted thl* spring with pltnt* of T. Dnicmui lincom to cop first place, and Morrison, Patar BklppM, William Walker. Uik Aabury Terk Ill ttt tl a permanent nature, assuring » K. Allaire Mapalona, III who didn't flnish Saturday, came and tealf/ -Hiiisfy Wyekof. ftokert larr, Jakn Fiaet, JSrl Monaioutk Baack 4M ttt t 8. Roynton Jum Brida Beds*, rraak tan and Tad Dmr. Twe-Base mt—rale*. Struck si contlnuenct of adequate wildlife I). Hubbard Huh-Buk back to win tscond place. Order of Bt««k f. Van Nate IS. Rasas ea habitat on thote areas. W. Borncr Moralu flnish: rmkmaa Namerala—RonaM Sektnek, off StMh I, VanNot. T. Bit »r ' Bruee Jakaantmaaa. Gearga Campaell, The work U a definite part of tht U Worthlay Faaaiou Setur.let—Start, ):!« P. M. kr Vaa Net* (Traaaklo). C. Bekwonktr, Id Asaia Boat Skipper No Tims David Wkeeltr. Jamas Ch*a»lck, John wildlife management program of "« Bes laalth. Jake Balaaaa, Jamea Logan. Wal- P. Howeri i isjienie, RoVert Quackenbuah ter Sklnn, William Medirr aad managors AB tht ttate of Now Jtrsey and will A. Con* Warjo iscsl, Hsnk Miltonberser Oaerga Plant. Jokn Frawley, John Flest, (tmklta, »f.. M. .... react to tht benefit generally by — Ckat Apy, Jr. dl Raymm Nellker and Rnhert Rarr. FUmlm. Ik assuring the presence of those fee- Ckrla, Tom Msrrlaca, Jr. D.N.P. 1 Fury, rl. _ „.._. Seashore Camp Noetumr. Hi* ThnmpMit, D.N.r. Fraihwan Numerals—Ronald Sckanck, 0OjFCC( yf, ten which are nteeuary for an Sunday—start, l:il* P. M. Jack Smltk, Dtvid Wktiler, Brute BO", SI. _ -»..„.„.._ Soy RtrHvMrl SodtMi-Mfllng Hi yourûidesff Johannemann. Robert tVlman and man- adequats wildlife habitat. Tlnn aiera Rabart Johnson, Bob DIMore and Hydo, ef w Opened Monday Raaeal. Mlltankergar I1 Mickey Apcar. Fltspetrlck, Ik. Cfcrli, Merrlion JMT.IIt Fnvlno. 1k. .. U)NO BRANCH-The Setahore Suapinit. Quackenkuih t-.IZ.IH Osrlle, In „ »(2»l N»«lf, If. _ ». Bresett Feted Day camp, West End, opened its Tnx. Morgan Rehrig MneGxval, e »th ttason Monday with Cus VII-Okie. L. B. Oli»raoa Wall Installs Devlin, p. liplano, phyalcal director and herd Neetiirn*. TkmaMsa At Testimonial basketball and track coach at Aa- IPBJNQ LAM BUQHTa' LONO BRANCH - Edison "Ted" bury Park high ichool, eervinv ,:.s Marlboro Wins Safety Lights Palais, Ik. _ Brstttt, rstlrlng Long Branch high 13th year as assistaat camp direc- Kara, cf school athletic director, was hon-tor. BELMAR-Saturdsy night Wall DaMldowitl, Ik. ored Thursday night of last wtek Directors and proprietor! of tht Softball Crown stadium will prwent another of its llonli.u, Ik. when coaches and friends from all camp art John Clttadlno, former MARLBORO—The local gram- modified stock car shows which Day, rt Ortl»», if. over the ttate paid trlbutt at a physical director and swimming mar school recently won tht Mon- have become one of the most pap- 8ht«lian. If. dlnntr In the Masonic Temple. coach at Asbury Park high ichnol, mouth County Grammar School ular forms of entertainment In the Folly, c l Coach Bresett was presented a and his brother, Anthony "Boots" Softball Ingue, winding up the shors area. liiirdoli, II scroll, silver tray, leather lounging Clttadino, physical director nnd campaign by trouncing Shrewsbury On hand to qualify for tha 32-ear Mallnli, p chair, and table and lamp for thscoach at Wanamsasa and Oakhurst in a twin bill. In the first contest Ugftflhddiy! starting Held of ths main event untiring effort, he had put into the schools. Marlboro registered a 1J-0 win wil be such all tlmt favoritet Snrlag Uke Riithti HI Itl I and then In the second contest Matiwan SSS lt« I.. running of Lang Branch sports. This year's staff also includes BeNerihon eMBrlodLYl Frankie Schneider, Lambtrtville, Rum Ratt'd In—Flaming t. Dm I "Chippy" Coleman was Oary Penta, coach and teacher at scored a 1T-1 triumph. who has been cleaning house here Danlaan t. Horn* run. Day, Struck eut guest speaker. He pralaed Breaett Oakhurnt schoolt, instruator of Marlboro compiled a ten and with his No. U; Welly Campbell, by Malinlx t. Davlin II. Btaea en nnT Malinlx •• Devlin t. Mlt ky pi for hid tlnetrity, stating "Ted is a boys for his seventh yesr, and Tedtwo record to juat edge Tinton Trtnton.whe It ovtrdue for a win; ky Mallitli (Boyct. MaeGewsa I)vu. g good eltlttn and good neighbor, one Quelch, a graduate of Western Fall* school, which finished tht Mickey Rorer, Quakertown, wno Blrtl—Blihop Mualler. who has brought honor and reputa- Maryland college, who will serve season with a nine and three hat betn Ironing out the kinks in ASBVIY TASK tion to Loag Branch athlttict." (or hit sixth year. hit rebuilt No. IT, and more than AB M others. Ukldo. Ik. ... Athlttie Director Frank J. Pingl- Miss Hslsn Mssff. former head Clauds vyslls waa the big can- Steek. Ik...... ters of Rto Bank high school acttd director of girls' phyaieal education non leading tht Marlboro team tt Wednesday night, tha hard-riding nlll.lan, II. „ aa matter of etremonlt*. He Intro- at Long Branch high school and tha championship by slamming tta aportsmtn stock can will return Trocckio, Ib. ductd numeroua coaches, officials now a faculty memoir ef Rottlle home runt. -with inch Itad-toottd Jockeys of Fale». Ik. , and honored guest*. Ho tl«o rsad high school, will head the camp Members of the team were Bob tht ipttdway u local boys Rlchls MoeitnPanalln, , Ifif., ...... many congratulatory tele- girls' staff for the fourth ysar. Weldon, Charles Van Curen, John Hall, Toms Rlvar; Bud Farretl, Apletlll, c gram* from thsae unable to attend The camp spsciallie* in swim- Walker, Dave Askew, Russell Hen- •hrswsburyj Ronnie Kohler, Ptter- CameMaCla/ton, , |.rf ., ...... _.._....„ tht dlnntr. ming Instruction. Other sports and lilt, Louis Zen», Claudt Wells, aon; Dick Megill, Neptune and »-kto» Frank Curlty, Carl Lewli snd Ar- Sukt DeBrlnl, Jamtsburg. Othtrt speaking briefly wers recrsatlonal activities Include arch- It Marv Welly, Trenton; Preston ery, tennis, baseball, volley ball, thur Wells. Tht management of tht stadium TWIN UOHTd Shoemaker, principal of the high badminton, horseback riding, pie- announesd this week that red lights Bdenkmt, M. school; William M. Smith, recently nlca and group games. Ben Hogan's Picture havs bsin Installed on tht four Rantnra, Ik. retired superintendent of schools; corners r>f the track to further Carrlkar, t Harmon Bradford, and Mrs. Bret- HURLEY CAB NIT To Be st the Strand Insurs ths safety of the driven and Billion. Ik ttt, fans alike. Thcss lights will be .Tackioti, rf „ A car driven by Audrey B, Hur- A story of a man's great tome- Kennedy, lh Tht eommittt* In ehargt of ths optrittd from the starttr's stand (ljinii, cf ley, II, of in Shrewsbury ave., was hack will ba told whtn "Follow by tha official starter, Johnny Sen- affair includes Say Brown tnd struck by an auto driven by Otorgt Tha Sun" spins at ths Strand the- lodtr. Ia tht evtnt of aa aeeldent WneVart. p, Levin Miller, co-chairmen, Francis «. Simpson, M, of Jersty City Sun- ater Sunday. Oolfsr* in tht county thtst lights will ba thrown on and Sehnsldtr, Army ippolito, William day at tht eorntr of Mapta ave, am) will enjoy thit picturt at It ii tht rtgardltst of tht driver's position lf» MWW P. aWatty, Jimmy Manama, Barry Monmouth tt. Mist Hurlsy was real lift advsnturt of Ben Hogan, on tba track ht would ba abla to Kemm, Jot Anaatsala, Jo* Matov- making a right turn from Maple veteran pro who fought hi* way •ky, Mlokey Tomalnl, Al Mutsl, a tee at Itaat one. In this msnntr, a-ltruck eut fer Oameeaa I* Ith. ave. when the accident occurred. back from a tsriout automobile ao- brtwts] in HM long, iltw, coth> way. Try MH today I •tt "SMTll •• TNI ••l«««Nl tht cart should ba ablt to coma to Aihury Park tl* III •!»—T Otorgt Btavtr a -d Warm Ayrtt. Police Sgt. Prank J. Msau Isautd eldtnt several months ago. Twin Llshti Ml Ml »»•-* Mtsa t aWmsai |mlt| to, tUr-^mi trim w N imn. Ckaaatl I.WCSMW'Hst* T«a*da* a stop In half the tlmt It normally Two-ba>« Hltt—Pirralla, Troeekis. e. summons to Simpson for pasalng Last Saturday he won the V. S. ha* taken. Thm-ljnaii hit, Hnanft. Rtruak out ky Lest and Feend on the tight. TU» Uurtoy car's Ulayitiu l>, Caiiln 1, Hlnthart 9. Mam We slniercly hopa It doesn't happen Open championship, ttiu greatest Tht NASCAR sanctioned tvtnts on billi elf Clayton 1, Oalrln t, Rlnekart to you, but If you ahould lose •nmathlnir, bumper and front right fender were test of them all. for the third time will gat undtrway at 1:10 p. m. In I, Hit ky pltihir.ky dslrln (Troetklo, rememkar ehanen an In your favnr that damaged. Thei Simpson car watIn four years. Hogan'* final two PPemlla). Mlu oil Oalrin I In • Innings. •eu will mover It throusk tea Inat and damaged to tha left slds and had cut of a rain out, tha ractt will Rinokart I la I innlnei. Ualng aluker feund sslumai of Tke Railstir, rounds of tT gavt him a 7J-hole PMMIIR NIR CO. m hml *H. Aifcwy Pariu N. J. ASIUIY PARK MOM-I bo hiM tha following Bight. —AdvsitlasaisaV a left rear Oat MN. total al Iff. BKP JtKOfiTJSi. SV*K 9U Hit $• /craty Stare Lrmgum Fisherman Malt* Good Haul OtIOM 4 Jersey Shore . * Lake Mai«kta S. tUtavaa A. 1 Ia4 *)aa» I. WkUaavWa * Malavaa 2 l«a« aVaack t, Balmar t «, MaMuvIk *Jaack « T«>. Ufkta 4 I FrcakaM *, *«ata*ia I Baseball Scores Installed by Olfon Company's Trained Mcckanci T, law Ua+ta S Maamaatk muck SB* MNK * • Ca«Makia»a T, Laurai t AS B • W. W. lUtWlPT ' •taa«a«a t 1 W L •JV I I * I r. •* i t 1 cf. WALL STADIUM Ituct '.'Z s i 1 I Lafe BFXM%B, jMalphia '.'.'.'. i » aaUra. ik...... 2 1 I freakaM .... i t '. MaaEucea. M. I IMfflW i * MareaUa. II. - - I :: «•••, rf. 11 .... I 4 Maaaueea. If. IMra, » •-. •<« alaafc al aM«r •1 LET'S GO FISHING! FraaksM at Ca*Mikla»a STOCK CAR RACES JkSclphla al Laaaart. wwnuviLU ~i it LH| Braack at Wtitaavilla «• B • Uaiia* 2a .!•• Ptaiaktaa. rf I » •• n lâtWw llfsNlw^rwl IrWfllOj** mfwM •• EVERY WED. I SAT, 8:30 P. H i.rmmmmr School Loom .JMM. Ik - I • • lartoa. tl - 4*4 FINAL STANDING! to4*sttr. it 4*1 BUS DATE* THIM. * HIT, wtecau. tf. 1*1 Marlfcara : I* I Ukr, If. * * * TO | Tintaa FeHe • » , rmaletan, t 4*4 9Rw*1 11 MR WMr WHIHMML EaliMMM • 4 WUipa, Ik - I • • Atlaatic Twa - • • kaa*, rC, ..._.._„..... 4*4 LATE MODrX CAR RACE Jl IV 4th, Bi30 p. M. Ocaaavart 4 4 kUanmllk Stack 1 14 a-CtrltM "^ZZZ'~l~ZZZZZ 1 * * IMt-l.tr FKATI BR Sfcnvakvry I II k-MMraa - - - I • • GIGANTIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY Nylon, UathfT, paint, lipstick, fly- i* "*"J FEATUUJNC AHVANCE TICKET* fl* •*!,»: KOM-MXMA* t-ltn. i paper typewriter ribbons and hair r*vla« rat far MIIIlM In ttk dressing am some of the pruducU kFwiM< far laraaam la *tk tested t Ml. •. CoMisiwn*. ftrk-TratV an** M Bt. M. ••a luk ••• (N 1*1-1 AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF in which castor oil is used.. Wkitaavllla •*• 4M Ht—• Crrari—Oar4r. U, Paakkrtaa. laeri. GOOD FtESH * SALT WATER TAOKU. «ct«, r. Matiwcea. Banal* altrj. Oate ta CiBiaa U PklHi*ai OaU U £ Paa. khtm M Bra4«atar; balnUr ta €!•• OCJH WUOCX TIN SQUID laa ta railUaa; Ciaiaa u fkilliM. Sttack ant kr fUrn T, Oata T. >aaH «• k*M mt Ham «. Oat* 4. llBfttaa, CattM Are •M|hl DIrMll- Fra« "OM IW* at Beautiful ••4 Osrnr. 41 BASS nSffiKNAN. 3Sc to SS« «• toil*, H. ... t Illiini, 3k. 1 I Lmmk I/s (htrt Ym Dm't Jf«w to Buy wwBjW fwW Wwdl *••• rWCtWw* :t , | Itoray, 2k. t 1 I Irtrttor), cf 4 Hotel. If 4 Caikion, Ik 4 ! 1 CaiManave, c. .* - I I 1 lakm, Ik I COHEN'S DEPT. STORE SURF, FIELD AND STREAM >alla>r. Ik I Mrias*. rf I Ti«ely NMM Oa Ttw Great Outdoor. Jar4. rf. I 11 220 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK SUlakar*. p...... I I t •V mEW VAN VUKT I 1 *' *' 'alter, 8k I * * •Vat. Dan** Maa«ta the Rileen-O, Capt. Ray O'Neill of IM, cf Ill :iy, If I I 1 Rlvenlde Height*. On a recent nth- kunulorr, at 4 1* When the Ing trip off ihore we noticed a O'Danndl. Ik It* bumble bee flying around the boat Henaritkioa, Ik I • • dragon Ale* ap- l»r«, Ik t * * pear you can bet It won't bothering any one, and Itvlion, rf II* your bottom when It wanted to real it lit on one la**, rf. ..._ II* of the deck chain. The (kipper ha* Holman, r Ill dollar that the ~iiiiuii, |t ill bluea are kere % large tea client in whieh he itorei «mp*rt, p. Ill to ttay. That'* •urplu* gear. In the aide he hat th* time of the bored air vent holei. Boon we no- »"7 "i year when the ticed the bee entering one of the r.ihoM Ill ••• III—I holer "O, yea," laid the skipper, Adtlpkla A. * Ill Ml tM—I flihlnf folk* of Twa-kaie kit. Rrertten. Tkrca.kaaa Sea Bright and "he live* aboard and act* a* my kiti, Menial, Caitlanova. Saerltee, Rrere* maacot. He never ha* stung anyone ton. Daukle plain. LunaleU ta Pitta* other coastal ID Hrndrlrksan; facia*) t» Histint ta village* of New or bothered anyone. I have had hi* Ctiklon. ttruek out ky Iteinkars II. aboard for sever*! week*." Cu»on 2, Lampert t. IIHI a* kalli ad •ttw VanVIMt Bteiiiber* *, Cuiwr, «. Umitart I. NKa off Cuaian I in I 3-1 linilasa, lamaart en and other gear and put out to MimmiHlt CMMty Ftehtag CM I In 3 l-l iMiinsa. Ualtg plUktr Cut. tea in icareh of "blue gold." Nat* LM la lehaHtor Otntctl let. Umpire Tr« Thii pait week the dragon fliea Out of more thin 300 cluba from A. . n arrived on schedule and the mas* all Eaitern lection*, the Manai- Kaaiia, aa I 1 migration of "chopper* of the *ea" Walton, Ik I I I quan Marlln ft Tuna club rank* D. Newman, Ik 4 1* got under way in a big way. They drat in the annual R. J. Schaefe •siicon, If. _.. Ill are spread out from louth of Man- •alt Water flitting conteit. An Armatran*. rf 4 I ( asquan Inlet all the way to Scot- Pattaraon, e. „ 111 other Monmouth county club, th Duan«, 2k 4 t I land Light. In the southern por- Neptune Sportamen'i club, rank* Sinn. «f 4 | tion they are reported to be rather alsth. H. Newman, a ._. I • { close in abort, in fact, the surf The position of the Manaaqutn Dunkronki. a I ( • Aihermen of North Point of Beach Marlin A Tuna club i* due in larg at Barnegat inlet are having iplen- part to the catche* of big itriped LONO HUMCR " ' dld (port. In the northern section baa* made by Harvey (Babe) Til- they are located about ail mllea off Marrtta, rf. „. * t ton of Rumaon and Leo B, Trav- Orlco, 2k I 1 ihore. During July and Autuat era. In one trip Tilton turned in gillie, af •* 4 I they will concentrate at the area big bans, the largeit tipping the t«mea, • 4 t of the Bhrewsbury Rocki, where scale* at 41 poundi, while Travert Killx, Ik I % mid hyaterta will prevail among accounted for a 10 pounder. BMieme, Ik, I t the thouaandi of salt water flitter- TanMinl, If I 1 WINISIIELI OAU IVINTS Beside* adding point* for the Acerra, c. .It OCIANPORT, N.J. men. There I* no other type of 0.vit». ik :...., t i ran iso Ashing In the world to compare club in the Schaeter contest, Tl tut., 4WM n with the er.cltement of blues In a ton'* *1 pounder puts him out in ii • i Ddtigtfd For Vow Enioymnt SELECT front in the club'* own content. Un« Iraiick lit Nt IU—I chum streak. Mawr tit N* Ml—I HANDICAP Twa-kua Mta, ttilk, Ouna, Tkraa- NOW 7NMI AUGUST • W* had a crack at them last Sat- P. T. Cole, public relation! of- kaia kit, Baaaana. liwrlteaa, Acarra. $10,000 AM**) urday, with Ath up to S pound*. We ficer of Canadian PaclRc railway, Mlrotti, DoukU plan, Kaau-DiwM-D. Allied (board the Tooklt II, owned ha* placed two new lubjeet* In theNiwaiaa, Aearra-aMiaua-Orlac*, Struck • RMM BwMy r«M*# ***%*) aut kr M. Neman I, Da Vita I. laaea Wed,. J«M 11 and skippered by Ad Howland of Schaefer library. Both are lt-mm an kalla af H. N»man I, Da Vila I. Rtfjrat Hsndicsp Rumion. Our Ashing partners were —sound and In color. Banff* golf •ita off H. Newman I la 1 |.| Innlas*. $10,000 Added Andy Pillot and Dick Moeller. also challenge, whieh features the Banff Dmnkra.il J In I t-l ilnl***. Urintf of Rumaon. We located the A*hSpring* hotel golf eoune and Its ,,N H « about • miles off short, dut east unaurpaiied icenlc letting, it the of the gas buoy at Monmouth title of one of the new fllmi. It Ichwarti. cf. ...4 I Beach at about the Brit ateamar rum about 31 mlnutca. The othei Smith.. IIff I 1 I . JURitlekrJlk . ». 4 lane. We tried nearly every lure la "Jack Pine Journey," a vivi Caaaikari, rf, In the book, but ended up with the picture of a canoe crui«e throug Holaten, n :ri4 Accetta "Pet IT," tipped with tail the apeetacular lake and river coun- Van HIM. Ik. try of Northern Ontario. It run* Clken, Ik. Z'"-~-Z i hook pork rind, weighted with a W. Jumaltkjx < M t* two-ounce trolling lead. about 31 minutei. There are nowKli*k, Ik . M sound fllmi and U illent fllmi Chumming has already gotten In the Schaefer Dim library. They under way at the "rocks" and once UtONAMDO s Deluxe: ar* available for loan, free of AIR B the big fleet swing* Into action th* charge, to any club or organisation Ctrfcart, ik. II* nth will remain in the area all sea-equipped to show them. Write to •tjaaa, Ik. t t t specially son. Sportsmen'* Dlvlilon, the F. * M. JJfc P, rf. _ | 1 • lleKay. ef. « « 111 Due to the quick nor'easter laat Schaefer Brewing company, 410 WiltlM If, .: ...... —. 4 11 elegant... week, whieh piled up high seas and Kant ave, Brooklyn 11, N. T. WarsWar*}., tk...... „.. — 4 11 heavy ground *wel|i, atrlper aetlon th* nlmi art M-mm. fralfcatt, aa. •lowed up for a few days. How- Ntliolak, c. .... , 1 1 Or(y» rf 1 • • ever condition* have now returned 1 • • to normal, and the striper clan art Cwurty rMtrattM to llii»er. p. _.. hard at It again. Tht ban art itlll President ii I t there and big, but tht heavy mil-ra- Jun* SB, at S p. m., tht Monmouth JtaiUaktawa „ t*t 44 M—T Uanard* _ *M •« It—I tion which we had In the Bandy County Federation of Sportsmen's Three-bate kit, Rolilen. Strr.ik eut Hook area a week ago seems to clubs will hold Iti annual dinner k» Juntalikr I, SMver J. Tlx 4. Buee have high-tailed It for northern an kalli a« jansalikr I. «M»r 1. RIU at the Sea Olrt Inn. On thii occas- aff ita»ar In 1 1-1 lnnla*i. FIs In I t-l water*. However, then ar* itlll ion th* federation will honor King Inalnsi. Uaalni pltckar. Fix. Vmplra plenty of ban for the fellow* who Hamming of Little Silver, retiring •aikowiki. know how and are wllHng to put In president, for performing an out- the man hour*. itandlng Job during th* pait year. bast and wtlghlng-ln point and The following lilt of authentic At th* dinner Bill Steel of Red may alto us* additional dockage at Conkal 1VP« TV catehei wer* made during the past Bank will b* Inatallcd a* prealdent the yacht club, Durea'a and Tuma't week: Capt. Al Steele of tht Jack for tht coming year. Other officers and othtr poinU in Ukt Montauk SINGLE ARRAY Pot 8r, out of Rosy'* landing at to be Installed are Joe Travis of If the entry require* It" Highland*, hit tha jack pot with a Neptune and Rust Freaae of Lon, Th* Montauk Yacht club, at host catch of three lunkert weighing up Branch, vie* preildent*; Run Pat'club; MonUuk Chamber of Com- to 3T pound*. HI* party waa mad* ton, traaaurtr, and Al Morton merce, Builneitmtn'i association, up of member* of the P. Ballen- Atbury Park, itcrttary. Llona elub, Flahangrl-La, Inc., and tlne Brewing company, and waa The county federation has be MonUuk Beach company all joined headed by George Ulrlch of Mew- endeavoring to make an annual In tht invitation to th* tournament ark. We understand that th* Aehteatlmonlal to some penon or per-to return to the eaitern Up of Long Cm W aawV mnnlia1 *> hit large plugs. Cliff Doerle of son* Who have efficiently and faith- bland for It* ninth running. ••af tiiem maalar Mid Rumion, aboard his boat, Night fully continued their Interest In the Hawk, which i* berthed at Pullen'* advancement of the conservation Along tht Water Frtml ta M yacht baain, Rumton, threw a 25 of hunting and flshing In New Jer- pounder on the dock, Capt. Otto sey, (ipeclally In Monmouth coun- From Pnutl't boats, Rumton, and Reut or the liar Dee II, out of ty. For tht* occasion Edwin I. Chris" landing. Sea Bright, come* Highlands yacht baain, added four Leaycraft has been (elected to re- word that river flshtrmen ar* con- new names to his Striper First ceive whatever honors we can give. necting with itriptd bait up to • Timers club. Harvey Selsenberg This will not be a regular or ipecUl and 7 poundi. Sand worms and of Newark, a lad of 15, boated a meeting of the federation, and notpinntrt art tht bait. Fluke are IS pounder. Dr. Martin Freeman, business shall be transacted. itlll hitting near tha Rumaon slio of Newark, took a 33 pounder V. 8. AttMtte Tuna Bvent ta brldgt. What apptartd to ht tht on the aame trip. Ted Renard of HcM at Mawtnuk Highlands accounted for two, tl •Urt of a big run of flukt *e*m* and 31, respectively. Jacob Dunns* MonUuk, L. I., will again be theto havt p*t«r*d out, at tht results of Perth Amboy caught one weigh- lite, and Sept. 5, 6, and T will be for tht past wttk havt not been ing 3T pound*. Aboard th* Baby th* dates of th* ninth U. 8. Atlantic too encouraging. The laat mlaut* Four of Ui, Capt. Johnny Bl»«o, Tuna tournament, member club* good ntwt It that porglts have ar- out of Johnny's tending, Highlands, voted at their meeting today. rived. A catch of IS wa* mad* at Barney Knode| of Newark boated Although an Invitation to hold Roanwr ihoali. Tht Paramount a 3? pounder. Capt, Johnny Me- th* tournament from New London, fleet at Brlelle ha* *tnt out eardt McCarthy of Mi Margie, out of th*Conn., was considered with Interest, aaylng that big atabaat and porgita same landing, Ashing George Spain the 1*51 site committee chairman, an now running. Norman Tucker, and party, landed two, 3S and 16Maurice Meyer, Jr,, of the Brlelli age 1*. of Red Bank la a new salt pounds, respectively. Marlin Jt Tuna club, reported, water flshing convert, Norman has member! of the site group were been saving hit money for a long time, and Intends to se It for some Aboard the Lucky Me, Capt!. Bill unanlmou* In recommending a return to Montauk, "The excellent dnp-s*a flshing. Last wttk ht mad* Frank of Shrewsbury. The time, 3 a trip aboard tht Queen Flash out a. m. Tha place, th* cove at Hard- flihlng wt enjoyed in 1950, plua the pltasant resort atmoipher* and th*of Roay's landing. Hli catch was • ing Point. The lures were live etl •etbaia, 1 fluke, 1 cunner and 1 rigs. The»t!neilder, T poundi. The real enthusiasm of the Montauk people for having the tournament •katei. He says that his ambition lucky angler, none other than your U to win the pool. A tip for blue* reporter. There wa* a very gentle return there proved an unbeatable combination for 1951 with the fish trollert: Tony AecctU "Pit IT land bricse, and th* ocean was at spoons and Ull hook pork rind. calm ai a mill pond and as slick tournament anglers," Meyer aald after the meeting, "We Just hop* Jsck Cohen of Cohtn's department ss glass. The full June moon ahona •tore, Red Bank, lays that ha has W. FRONT ST. Is a straight bourbon whiskey, elegant in taste, In all Its glory. What more could we ar* going to do aa well In th* nshing—but of courie we know we IniUlltd a new Ashing tacklt de- a striped bass fliherman atk for— partment. OTaBB IHMn IN unless It would be a few mora nth. will do better thl* year. The New REOIAMKPIptM 6-3441 London Tuna club team will be AMBOY, NSNSWW UtmiWICK uncommonly good ...a Hiram Walker Whiskey New run of itrlpen on the way. TBINTON, SLIIABBTB Bumble Beet with us at Montauk, and if they win, and ilk u« over thorn another Blues up to 10 and 13 pounds re- ITBWABK. You a r» probably wondering year, we'll certainly havn to con ported off Atlantic City, where the bumble bees mentioned •Ider their home port as a lite, but at the beginning of this column ^Wfun Walker k Soil Inc., Peorit, 111. $6 proof. Montauk It is ior this year. We'll The world's oldest known roeki, comet In? 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Cawrtry fey Mk»al pw»>M • verktfy »*••>•» ft* down* iiifilm DURING ALTERATIONS JUM 10 at MM WIWUW MIIMI a«*ffiiiiR. 'MiMe! «bo*t arc M*» «f *• p*t*mmt freM raw, I. •• r., MariM Ma*****, *#MM1 M «t afci*** RdMrai M!fvai a KM, MOJ IN* YMWMM, tko rinvnntar. fccairf row. L t. r., ft** Hut*, • •tow, **•) LJ<^ WiHW and fr»V fcfM, bat larinai. Miii Franca* 0i« *f M 1*4 »« pi*m •ump»n\t» Im •*• trafram, ant • w« §ivtn undar tfw t!ir«afi«f» tf Mrt, A«HM Sckulta. «#» (4 M lank.

had been warned to stay away. Mr. arreited It time* for ««»bling Keupar itii he «u unwelcome be. aillce )Mn. 10% to 20% DISCOUNT Ax-Slayer Gets eeuie hie language wai profane John C. Cook, SI, Reeelle, «tate and Iclemen dl4 net want him to prlaon for three to «even yean" to vlalt the family. run concurrently with a ilmllar on mtrchand.it purchastd at Tht Modt 1UI Year Term Othen Mateneed by Judge Knight term he U nnw nerving for an of- FREEHOLD — Edgar soiomoR, were; fense In rnfon rounts'i H« wi.i 47, Went Belmar, was sentenced to Charlee R. MeRrlde, M, sf East charged with breaking and entry 10 to 20 year* in »tat« prlcon frl- Front at., Red Banl^, tuspended and grand larreny at. two rt, M eentenee t« AnMnetie refwmatory, cervice atatlona at Keyport end Thtrt's juit tht ilighttst duit on tht mtrchendist «l»y by Judge J. Edwarii Knifht for probation three year* and IIM Rne. Raritan townehip. the ax-alayint of Jamei Ward, ft, A teltvlilon repairman, McBiide at the former'i home Apr. 11. «u charged with ctealing MOO MNNS OREEM THIMR CORP* dut to alterations In ordrring the Imprlaonment, worth of Jewelry from the home of XAVERtNK-Mm Hermann Judte Knight said he win mindful Mre. Jtmw D. Flnley, Little Silver Kurr. of Monmouth Hille, a member that It was a lijjht Irving Rukln, M, Aekury Park, eorpe of the Garden club of Now bati4'i trouble. Solomon, father of one to twa year* in atate »rUoa for Jeraey. The corpe doea garden ten children, pleaded no defense to sale and txuienilen of number* therapy work at Lyona hoipital, cecand drgroo murder while • jury tlipe. He •leaded guilty to the lat- and haa been functioning at the You'll find a complete ulection from our regular itock wai beins drawn May 11. HI* it* ter enerio and wu tonvleted by • hoapttal for almost a year. The torney, Vincent P. Kruper, Atbury jury May Si an thr farmer. It wu eorpe gardena directly with the Park, pleaded for leniency. hii Mtond offenee, having been patient*, and this work ha* been Mr. Kptiper told the court that nned In IMS for a gambling viola. highly praised by the hnnpital med- of the following item$—aU sizes, full color ranges Mr. Ward came ts the Solomon tien in county eaurt. In addition, leal »ta(f aa a great benefit to the men.' horn* repeatedly even though he the court Mtatec tut, ho hae boon and all nationally famous brands of fine quality

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Ah* UANVB HTVDIO Colorest Co. SrUlag Mil oar caliiw MIMMCT tlock of SVNMEK CUSSES fiae Hal* at SO% at. la cboiec af NOW STAKTIHG Watte Piaact aai Straw* ia IU ttw IALLIT lllCtt WaUttcd House* Garden's In tap plttta, falita Chief Frank W. Raytkar *Wtt w»d Da. TAP AOOIATIC TOI factiva C«a>««in 6aarfa Claytan in hit n«w afiea W»W tfw Ckildrea froai a Ka f CMWI9#fI HI pMIC0 R#Atf^UAtrAfI #t fR# PtftMfn RtfRi M#A* arlvata ar claat ••yi aad atria ••. L. •• t., Chiaf Rauthtr and Caajt. Ctayttn. pint haratoaiiiaf aod KCCM colon STEVENS Mow,' ^atralman mala out faparti in tbtir naw Uclar raam tn JOHN TOLAND » MAITM-UitM MM karwtfli Kal bauiMnt. Each af tha »l mamfcart «f tfca fare* 9SA BROAD ST. ••-••I CISfM CUfl MIMTS *•• hat an individual lockaf. Ssatad, L, ta R., ludara Catalan*, MB MUf RED BANK Next to DavklfWt Market Uward lr««4i, CHarWi I. Janat and Varnon anal Wiiam r*aHar> • Now-at yaw ManiaSaaour NuHva Color B«r- MA. Jtandmf in rka bacaa/aund it Raymana) Sarfaant. rou CM get ib* perfect roraciM Colon you »aat for Tout hoM-PltS team of eaciiing color* (hat bar. Uncroft p. in. under the auspice* al th« La- •oaii* with or iu«« ikta beautifully! fiftl dies' Aid society. Proceed* will haja EMERSON TV Ckooit froM AaMricti n color fivoritti for 1951. Oraduttu sf this area from Riv- pay for building material*. or from tfcouMag* of oiktr acaawiic Mania-Saaovr ir Plata school «ere Roscmarie Mr. and Mrs. John Orute af South Bend, Ind., visited last Thurt- itl NU-HUECuMom Colon...lit, Kai-glotioraaaaMl lraun, Dctnna Maiucr, Marion Chtck, Marilyn Cor»on, Qladya Lee, Uiy with Mr. and Mr*. Jahn Lam- 14 INCH SCREEN a a a • aniia in ik« tacit of a** sualiir iaiarior paioii. Caiel Mthcr, June L*more»ii, Wil- ken. Mr. Druce is a member of the Mariin-Seaour NU-HUE Cuuoa Colon COM IS you CURED/ liam Tsop, Philip Morgan and coaching staff of Notre Dame university. prescription-miied. No guesswork, ao *MMM.«iii*g, «ar|e Cifjka. No na«d to lat • good Richard and Barry Flelat attend- LARGE 17 INCH SCREEN .. Ur. and Mis. Michael Landau of •oriikofdiiaaaoiotiMM. So viiii our Martia-SMour witch 90 wrong. Bring •rooklyn Height* sptnt la*l week- ed a birthday party for Dougiai Cuiiom Color Paint Bar meter, ead Mt ikt MOM got. end with Mr. and Mn. Charlie Un- Weils, ton of Mr. and Mn. Albert geoui collatiioa of iaitrior colon tvtr created! it to ui for axpart, tcian> dau. Wells, nt Avon Tuesday. Mr. and Mn. FranU Toop, 8v.. The Ladies' auxiliary of the Are tific caca. You'll find our have returned fiom a visit with company will meet at the Ire EAST COAST TELEVISION charges low. their aon and daughter-in-law, Tech- house next Monday evening. nical Serteant and Mid. Frank AND RADIO REPAIR CO. INC COLORESTCO. Toot, at Dallaj>, Texas. Sergeant Re**?** Tkat Del* Toop U stationed at the Air Force With in early announetaicnt ef tde AT. UI747 PAYS) - HI. 3-1104 jNttHTS) "Just A-Shsda Different* reining fv«nt you'r* iattmttd in. Tae II WOAD ST. IM there. Reiiiter'a rlaitiflrd column, "CeailM OKN MONDAY . SATURDAY M, SUNDAY RED SANK Reussilles' Mr. and Mia. T. 3 McCai-thy of Kvents", is ideal for Ihil purpoi*. Cal Wt Dalivar Royeaford, Pa., jpent Sunday with HE 1.001.1 and >ik (or Cl«i.li«d.—Ad- H6HWAY34 ATUNTIC HWHLANDS KE 4-1)04 1 vri'tiacnient MlVeaa -Raglan* Mr. and Mn. Walter Voile of Mar- Ill farm. Mr. a*« Mra. Robert Flood, Sr, vblted at Romervllle Saturday. Dtana Brandt, daughter of Mr. and Mr«. E. Douglai Brandt, was tha bride tt a Tom TKurnb wed- BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP ding, which took place at Cliffwood Praabyterian church Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farlington and "on of Lotijt Branch have moved to Marlu farm, where he is employed. Hudfon SUpleton of Kentucky I* alto A new employee. Grayaon Arthur Grecr, son of Mr. and Mr*. Grayjion Greer of I.on» Meadow farm, wu chruitened at hi* home Sunday afternoon. Rev. VICTORY CROSLEY Norman Riley of Kryport Metho- dtat church officiated, tesiated by Stanley Stitwell of l.lncioft Com- MARKETS-RED BANK munity church. Sponsors were Mr. present the and Mn. J. p. Hall of Elkton. Md. 21 W. FRONT ST. A facial Father*' day lervice DEUVERY 110 MONMOUTH ST. wai held at the Community church Sunday. The feminine member* of NEW th* congregation were in charge of the lervice. Mra. Harold Willgerout PUSH.CUT gavi the introduction- and the of- U.S. fetatory prayer; Mra. Chaile* Con- Asparagus SHELVADORS* over, the reinonaive reading: Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt, prayer; Mrs. Edward Fields, scripture reading, CHOKE and Mra. Floyd Lum. a talk on for'SI! "Chriitianlty in the Home." Ml*« Susan Anable gave h«m>dict!on. A radiation was Biven by Betty Jane IS, Cox, "My Dad." and a piano solo ROAST by Robert Lum. Flower* were 19 placed at the altar by Mr*. John Mauser in memory of her father, William. Beverin. Daiiia* and core- opali were given to all attending. With "Cwt-Frw" Mn. Ada Woodward aang a solo ^ Loin Lamb Chops Cantaloupe AFTER SMALL DOWN and the senior choir sang "This Is PAYMENT My Father* World." C No turn, no nun, no bother! Thare'a A trustees.' meeting was held last nothing to do! Tha aamaUonal night, at the church, Next Wednes- day a regular congregational meet- Shelvador Refrifaraton itfrott thtmmhn ing will bt held at I o'clock. LEG^ LAMB 19 completely in 2 to 10 minute*! A baked good* sale wilt he held EH %F EMM And Croaley'i aiduaive Workiaver this Saturday Mt the church at 2 JUICY Daaign givaa you twioa u much food u. s. when you want it—in front, in right, LEMONS in reach... a// tpaoi tt th« VOMR BEST CHOICE "convenieno* kvtl"I FROZEN FOOP ROAST 29 65 WEEKS TO PAY SWUT OlOtOIA U. S. GOOD PEACHES Big Trade Allowance On T-BONE Your Old Refrigerator Porterhouse 19u. U. S. 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trench rriaa V I^RfC 46 MONMOUn.-«, PHONE RE 64311 RED HWK Cultern • m m ^ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Suttotnh 13-14 Hi. Plfnly of Fr*e Parkiiif Space in Itrnr of Siorr on Whitr St. SIZE Turke 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER •ft CO* VOLUME LXXIII, NO. SI. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12. U. N. Modern Acme Super Market Opens at Leroy IM. Activities Dty At Mmmty Ttxkjr Acne Exit Doors SI Confirmed Red Bank's Utn A feature of today'* progress at Held it RRCH- the weekly meeting of the Red Draw Attention At St. Anthony's Record Is Coo* Bank Rotary dub at the Molly Bishop Gears* W Ahr presided The nevr Acme Super Market at The Sacrament of Confirmation TP.ENTON— Monmsuth county at Red Bank Catholic high school administered to 1*4 children municipalities hold |2.CM2,51« ia US eoauneacuaeat exercises Buaday nd W adults Sunday afternoon at title lien?, it wss disclosed thiO afternoon ta itoade's CarKoa thea- t. Anthony'a Catholic church by week by the New Jersey Ttxpay* ter, Moaateuta st. The graduatoe ers association as it called atten- thia •raacatatioa arraaf ed by Jack ishop George W. Ahr of the Tren- ••re presented by Msgr. Joseph ate layout, which is completely air jn diocese. tion to out.ctundint; "had accouojta* I. Casey. evin. conditioned. In the sanctuary with Bishop held by ths municipalities. R*4 Pupils who participated la.satr* It will be a tort of V. N. progress Ban* hu on* of the best record* with Dr. Saaniial Kaiiaman talkiag One of (he feature* whih gained fc.hr were ll*Ki\ Salvatore DiLor- aad extra eiutricular activitiei the nso, paator of Bt, AnUony's; M.igr. on a comparative acale, aoldiaf about "World Health." Qeorfa Ent- considerable attention was the au- only $6,557 in liens. past achool year received award* Emmett Monahan, secretary to the ot aft "activitiei day" pregraa* ry will give the "History of the tomatic front exit doors. If the United Nation*;" Ton Been will shopper prefers to carry bundles op; Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan The $2,000,000 total represent* Thureday in the tcheol auditor* nd Richard Ewing. Rumson: Rev. claims of local governments to litm. Msgr. Casey presided. jpeak •• "The Development of from the store rather than have Under-developed Area*" and "Maa'i then* carried to the car by a clerk, 'rank Gunner, East Keanabuis; tax delinquent properties tow r«r efftrleacy ia stenography Hop* for Huaua Right*" will b* there need by ae worry about push- lev. Edward Corrigan. Keanoburg; which tax title liens had bees it- and typewriting at a dictation xplained by Jack Mount. ing ths door open. A* seen a* a tcv. Anthony Mattuo.-i, Italy, anrt sued up to Jan. 1. speed of 129 words a miaute and lev. Gerald Griffin, St. Anthony's. •0 words a minute in typing, This promises to he an Interact- person is several feet from the Monmouth county ranked eight*) ing prog ram as the Rotariani have aoor, the mere stepping en a rub- The choir waa under Thp dircc- among the state's II counties ia award! went to Eleanor Desmond, on of Sister Eleanor. M.P.F. The Irene Fanning, Charlotte Horn, worked hard over their tepici. ber strip is all that is needed t* outstanding tax title liens. Hudson Patricia Lynch, Maureen Mcehan, have the doer swing open. atscs preceding Confirmation county has the largest outstanding Paulina Mlcle. Joan Rucki, Mar- Entraaces t* the M-car parking ere led by Sister Assunta. M.P.F., tax hills with M2»»,»l. garet Ann Mica and Gerattia* area ar* front Broad at. and Leroy v.4 Sister philomena, M.P.F. The following list give* the taa Traveri. All were lenlore. Accept Some Bids pi., with the exit on Lcroy pi. Th* Children confirmed were Arlene title, liens for Monmouth county side and rear of the Mere i* neatly Pclella, Barbara Diftyc Antonette municipalities: landscaped, evergreen tree* lining uglisi, Beverly Bowers, Eiminla ienincaaa, Josephine Rinkowski, Allenhunt, none; Allentown, M«; •and award* wen made on th* On School fork th* southern end of the bonding Asbury Park. 162,709; Atlantlo basis of number of years' service. KETPORT-The lowest bid re- and geranium plants decorating the Vresc D'Nofrio, Joyce Pelufo, Highlands, I2O.6W; Atlantic, S3,- ceived at th* meeting of the Board main ant ranee, Helena Pugllii, Phyllis Hornnndei, 8»7; Avon-by-the-Sea, none; Bel- SoRtor* receiving gold kryi were Maria Acerri Antonet'e SiHliano, of Education Monday night to pro- Three SpeeD** counter* aro at mar, 110.408; Bradley Beach, II,- Anthony Covone, Albert DeGaaa, Mary Mancino. Barbara Dubeaky, vide fire escapes and a fireproof the front with another at th* rear, 564; Brielle, I10.M2; Deal. tl,M0; Paul Bgan, Anthony Jackaplno, Barbara Dc Fazio. Marianne Co- store room at the grammar school entrance* and exit* being at both Eatuntuwn, $40,063, Englishtown, William Marineila, John Nelson, nsimo, Diana Garrutn, Philomena Mailed more than tlt.OOO. This end* of the store. At th* front is $308; Fair Haven, lt,M7; Ftrmlntt- Anthony Sole, Joseph Sole and D'Antony. Phllomena Ferro, Jose- amount was l7fWr> more than th* an "express register" at which dale, none; Freehold boro, 13,416; frank. Wit*. Jehn Ntlmn, a senior hinc Rovito, Marie Di Fiore, Ger- •.12,000 provided for the work in shoppers with but six items may be Freehold twp., |95s; Highlands, two-year band man, received a the budget. Idinr. GoeU, Lorctta Mfnna, Claire checked out. The Speepee machine $6,423; Holmdet, $2 314; Howell, letter. KalconcUp, Mary Lou ttusso, Vir- Aylin Pierson, architect, of the is actually a revolving counter, I«T,187; tnt<>rlaken, 18,52*,; Keens- Juniors and sophomores who re- In the top phots, left, Mrs. A. J. I inU MelUn. ceived letters were James Aetna, Arm of Pierson and MacWilliama, which brings purchased items to- burg, ll. Anthony Galatro. trude Calandriello, Theodore Cat- Allen, vice president, and Roscoe shown at Tuesday night's tntvlew. bury twp., none; South Belmar, and electrical work and to reject Allen, treasurer. With ISO feet John Figaro, flaymond Terran- •!<•>•. Marie Curtin, Ravine Miller, They are, left to right, Howard Ap- $74; Spring Lake, 113,123; Spring JeElla Pavao, Eugene Tierney, the blda for the steel and Iron fronting en Broad st. and a depth ova, Anthony De plctro, Rudolph Lake Hts. $»,»27; Union Baach, Dorothy Pevao, Alfred Labreeque, work. They will readvertise for the of SMS feet, the area take* in the plegate, meat specialist; Raymond Scalio. Michael Furiato, Joseph Fu- 1111.701; Upper freehold, 110; Joseph Maraicio and Denis* Me- steel and iron work bids to cover former Gregory and Pohl proper, Slocum, atore supervisor; Alfred iato, Frank lacopino, Thomas Lo Wall. I49.«T4; West Long Branch, Orath. Florence Domzal and Cath< on* fire escape on the east side of tie*. The building setback from Jordan, meat manager; Niel De, Prcstl, Philip Dc Carls, Frank Lo $11,411. Total-$2,(H»,51«. the building to be received at th* Broad st. is sufficient to provide for Nike, stere manager, and Jossph Prcatl, Robert Bruno, Anthony Ar- erlne Lane received choir awards. next meeting, July If. •ckoiaraWp, CMarasMp the future widening of Broad at., Angerrhaeh, general superin- none, Joseph Longo, Salvatore Lon- Th* low bid of |T,SU for th* gen< tr«* planting and wide tldawalk. tendent, __^_____> go, Ernest Trunso, Vincent Rossi, Special pin* were awarded those •ral construction work was sub- Nicholas Piroso, Anthony Camejur- who achieved a scholarship rating Itted by ••afford W. Sehanck, ano, Maiimtlllan Coschignano, An- of W per cent In all subjects and Matawan, and th* only bid on. the hony tuo, Angelo Bcottl, Robert Fowler Awards who procured 40 citiienship points. •Metrical work was $M submitted Township School Lo Preoti, John Pagano. Robert Receiving them were Benjamin An- by Fes* Electrical Service, Keyport Aug. 19 Party Buckalew, Joseph Felvo. Jerry dreaeh, Walter Bauer, Anthony Other bids were awarded as fol- Pannnl. Board Prizes Covone, Sydney DelNegro, P*,ul lows: Manual training supplies, Graduates 17 Egan, Patricia Fiannery, Maureen For Sanctuary Thoma* Aleome, Robert Perra*> «A BRIGHT — Board of e4«. Brodhead A- Oarrett Co., 1411.62 cation medal* for scholarship wer* Oaul, Mary Kenny, Valeria Henry, COLT'S NECK-Sevcnteen pupils St. Jamea Catholic church la to ni, Anthony Domenico, Albert Per- American Handicraft Co., ITi.Ol; were presented diploma* by Doug- presented to Terry Sammon and Lois Muititlo, Dolores Neylon, Jer- fuel ell, 5.000 gallons No. 5 oil at have a new marble sanctuary. An- ri, Dominic Maaw, Louis Ferraro. aldine Traveri, Margaret Ann la* Newbold, president of the At- nouncement of it was made Sunday Nicholas Tressa. Samuel Rago. Er- Stephen Raf* by William R. Fow* .lftJc, and 20,000 gallons No. 4 oil at lantic township board of education, ler, Jr., board president, last Thurs- Shea. Madeline Simon, John Too- .OITo per gallon, awarded to Perth at all messes. To nnance the proj- nest Di Fior', Philip James Bow- Ian, Paul Buckalew, Eileen Clark, at graduation exercises held last ect, a large garden party will he ers, Joseph Dennis, Joseph Rovito, day night at commencement tsar* Amboy Coal and Oil Co., subject to cises of th* grammar school at tkfj Joan Molskow, Katherin* La- prevailing price at time of delivery Thursdty night 1* the school. held at th* Many PtttMr hotel on NlcholM Mawa, WlUlMR Belling- hroeque, Htlen Jeffrey, John Lof- and a cheek on ability to perform; "The Laundry Mark." a one-aet Saturday afternoon and evening ham, Ralph Romeo, Robert Tal- Methodt.it church where Rev. Rob- tus, Marjerle Ooff, Joan Bloom, tar furnishing No. 1 buckwheat site play, vas staged by the members Aug. I*. Court Officers Delay in Solving erclco, Joseph Siclltano, Joeeph ert Judge, pastor, delivered tho Benincaaa, Joseph _De Fazio, An- principal address. Frank Caprlonl, Patricia Connor* anthracite coal for grammar achool of th* graduating class, who in- At a meeting of St Jami* so- cluded Patricia Ann Baylor, Gary -OR Alfred Labrecque. and East Keyport school, Judson 8. cieties Monday night Mrs. Jam** thony •harabht, Charles Norton, ThonMs Garland, Jr., presented Hopla, $14.23 per ton, also subject Blwood Layton, Dorothy Jeanttte Anderson and Mrs. Edward Daub* Settle Crash Suit Bridge Bottleneck Jame* Espoiito, Ray Shirabba, American Legion CitUenship For outstanding work on Th* Nichols, Elaine Kelly, James Joseph Signpost staff, pupil* honored war* to prevailing prle* at time of de- entchmldt were ehoten co-chilr. FREEHOLD — Three female Peter Trlboll, Vincent Annarells, awards to Carol Emmon* and John Kelly, Edward Hebeler, KmllleAan FREEHOLD-Th* traffic bottle- Franel* MeKeana, reporUr, and livery. ^ i, men. Rev. Edward W. Hughes, as- court officers who were Injured neck at th* Sea Bright end of th* Jack Vetrano. Lacey, Jr. The Girls Glee club sang Smith, David Scott, Dolores Frances Dec • In an auto wreck at Tlnton th* following aongs after th* selec- Joan Anderson, May Boylan, Fiorla Only an* bidder, Sptvak Bros.. sistant pastor of St. James, was new Rumson-Sea Bright bridge ©'Anthony, Joan Duffy, Marilyn Link, Raymond Leonardo, Coati- elected chairman of an executive Falls In whleh Mrs. Edith Early will remain that way until after tions were introduced by member* Perth Amboy, submitted **tlmat** gan, Ann R. Dobrowalskl. Free- Holland, With Matassa, Margaret for painting and they were award- committee. On it are Michael Rat- was killed, accepted settlements the summer season. That waa the of the graduating class: "Music Ia O'Bryne, Anno O'Neill and Ana mont Lawrence Cromer, Kenneth fcrty, newly elected grand knight yesterday totaling 118,500. opinion yesterday of Joseph C Consumer Cheated ths tnternatisnal Language," Intro* ed th* contract. The bid was 91.46ft Roy Green, William Leachik, Ar- I Rubino, typists. of Red Bank council, Knights of The awards went to Mra. Mae Irwln, director of th* Board of duced by John E. Welch; "Lulla- for exterior painting at high thur Soffel Hebeler, John Joseph Award* for distinctive work on school; building and $S»5 tor paint- Columbus; John P. Mulvihlll, 8r., Lewis, *MU; Mrs. Emma Light, Freeholders. bies," VB\§ Covert; "Folk and Fes- Furiato and Paulina Luknic. president of the ushers; Frederick M.S33, and Mrs. Reva Moccl, $2,- tival Songs," Jennie Covert: "Work th* high (chool sodality went to ing complete Interior of West Key- Mr. Irwin said that delays In Safeway Claims Batty Beam. Anthony Covone, port school. Following Intermission the pro- Crine, head of the Nocturnal Ador- S34. all of Freehold. Mrs. Early, Songs," James Boeckel; "Patriotla gram was continued with piano se- ation society; Vincent Arnone, com- acquiring necessary property is re- Safeway Stores, incorporated, has Songs,* John Lacey, Jr., and Thoma* Hodgklu, Catherine land, There was also only on* bid sub- also of Freehold, was driver of the lections by seventh graders, salute mander of St. James post, Catholte car. Her estate and Albert Bar- sponsible. He explained that, with prepared a M-page report in which "Hymns," Stephen Raf*. Jean Molskow and Margaret Ann mitted for installing Armstrong summer traffic Increasing, work on the Office of Price Stabilisation la Shea, Award* for assisting In th* to the flag, singing of "America th* War Veteran*; Philip Thomas, ber, a friend who had loaned Mrs. Athletic awards were presented llnotile on north and south ends of Beautiful," "Pomp and Circum- chairman of the Cub Scout com- the job would be difficult. The oth- condemned for bringing about high- office and library went to Shirley grammar school building. This was Early the car, were the defend- er costs to beef consumer*. by Mrs. Kenneth Anderson, presi- stance" processional, songs by the mittee of troop eight, and Joseph ant*. er end of the bridge, though, will Dllger, Nancy Paceellato, Mary awarded to Verr, inc., Helmetta, for As one of the nation's major re- dent of the Home and School as- Ann* MeFeelcy, Carol Oakerson, class, with guitar accompaniment Hlntelmann, Frank T. W.lae, Eu- Th* four women were returning get relief from Its minor bottle- 1717. gene Carroll, Hubert Oaul, James neck, ailers of beef, Safeway Stores association, and th* clas* prophecy Josephine Reed and Nancy Gr*s- by Fremont Cromer, presentation from a victory party for Sheriff made by Carol Emmon*. The data Th* board received a request of diploma*, benediction by Rev. Morris, Robert McDonnell, Jr., Dr. Otis Seaman, county engineer, sembled specific data relative to so. Pin* for cafeteria helper* went from the Union Beach board of ed- Ira E. Wolcott at the Crystal Brook OPS regulations. The Arm urges will waa r«ad by Terry Sammon. to Ann* Francesconl, France* Qlm- Mr. Hunter of Holmqel and the re- Oeorge Hoffmann and Dr. Edward Farm inn, Eatontown. The ear told the board that directional ucation tor us* of either the high Mulligan. support of the public to "correct Mrs. Qeorge Doyle, a member of brone, Barbara Halleran, Evelyn cessional march from "Alda" by failed to negotiate a sharp turn in sign* and traffic lines will be In the Ladies' auxiliary of Highlands) school or grammar school auditori- Verdi. a condition that is detrimental to Hulse, Marjorle Land, Frances Tru um for one afternoon each week Mrs. Edward Rathbun, president the road near the Tlnton ave.-Syc- place for thla week-end's traffic. th* interests of consumer* and post of th* Veteran* of Forelgft io, Louie Gross*, Frank Caprlonl, during basketball season. The of Red Bank Catholic high school amor* ave. Intersection. The three Mr. Irwln said the county Is nego- meat retailers." Copies of the re- Wars, presented an American flag Peter Dean, Jame* Butler, Jamea board will be advised that no fr«* Parent-Teacher association, and women were present in court yes- tiating with the Central Railroad port have been sent to the four to the school. It was accepted by MeArdle, Richard Caruso, Thoma* afternoon* ar* available, but they Mrs. Thomas, president of the St. terday. Settlement was made he- for the purchase of a strip of land congressional commltteea which Thoma* Roger* and will b* dis- Laddy, William Rogers and Wil- may use th* grammar school audi- Court St James Jame* grammar school P.T.A., are fora the cast went to trial. Only 25 feet wide and 600 feet long east are considering th* extension of played in th* assembly room. liam Zldxiumas. of Ocean ave. When it is acquired, torium Saturday mornings during co-chairmen of the prise commit- Mrs. Lewi* has not yet returned price regulation*. Capt. George Dougherty of tho the season from 9 to 12 noon. tee. Assisting them are Miss Nor- to work at the courthouse. the Sea Bright approach to thi bridge should be solved. An ap- In a letter accompanying the re- police department presented safety Th* board accepted the resigna- Has Installation een Kirman, prefect of the Blessed patrol award* at the graduation. Virgin Mary sodality, and Mrs. praiser, mutually agreed upon, is ports, Lingan A, Warren, president tion* of Leonard Fane, teacher of Mr*. Bdward Daubtnschmidt wai to set a value on the land. of th* company, wrote: "The pro- Mr. Fowler presented diploma* to biology, and Mrs. Mary 8. Dlggins, Fred Crine, Mrs. Joseph Hlntel- Speaker Reviews Installed grand regent of Court St. mann, Mrs. George Orausc, Mrs. duction, slaughter and distribution th* following member* of the claas; teacher of mathematics in th* high James, Catholic Daughters of &125 Award The plan at Sea Bright, Mr. Ir- of beef comprise what is probably James Boeckel, Jr., Janni* Covert. school. They authorised the em- Melvln Decker, Mrs. Aloysius Pat- wln said, is to build traffic island Anwrlca, at a meeting last Thurs- terson, Mrs, Joseph Laurlno, Miss the most complex Industry in our Lois Cov*rt, Carol Emmons, John, New State Laws ployment of Marshall P. Smith, day at Red Bank Catholic high that will permit northbound entire economy, While this report Lacey, Jr., Stephen Rat*, Sheila. commercial arlthmetlo in high Marguerito Ward, Mia* Margaret through traffic to go east of th school auditorium. Mrs. Margaret Kelly, Mrs. Lawrence Roche, Mrs. Made to Teacher deals only with the retail .phase of Terry Sammon and John E. Welch, MANASQUAN-Mu. Agne* Glf- school; Miss Dorothy E. Doerr, present right of way and thus miss the problem, it appears to us to Evold of Freehold, district deputy, Mae Ryan, Mrs, Harry K.ilfBn, Mrs. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Re- Rev. Mr. Judge offered an Invic*. ford of South Orange, a vice presi- teacher in elementary school, and traffic turning west onto the bridge. be clear evidence that no small tlon and pronounced benediction. dent of the Women's State Repub- was installing officer, assisted by John Oaul, Miss Agnes Kane, Mrs. lease of a judgment In favor of Earl D. Whitney, recreation super- Mis* Katharine Hardy and Mrs. At Runcson, all that Is needed Is group of men, however well inten- lican club, spoke on current New visor. Harry Hoffmann and Mrs. Charles Pearl Masclalc, wife of Manuel a small piece of ground from Holy Elizabeth Robinson, both of Free- Allaire. tloned, sitting In Washington can Jersey legislation at a meeting of Masciale of 85 Ocean blvd., has Just Cross Catholic church. If acquired, regulate and control the beef sup- th* board of the United Women's A delegation from the Keyport hold. been announced. grammar school Parent-Teacher as- Others Installed were Mrs. Clay- Miss Helen C. Lang, district it will straighten out the wesl ply for a nation of 150,000,000 peo- Republican clubs of Monmouth deputy of the Catholic Daughter* Mrs, Masciale is a school teacher bridge approach. pie." Flower Show at county Friday at the home of Mr*. sociation attended the meeting. ton Held, vice regent; Miss Helen They were Mrs. J. Leon Sehanck, of America, and Mrs. Harry Mc- at the Fort Hancock school, which Abram D. Voorhees. Mr*. Alton V. Lang-, lecturer; Mrs. Walter Wil- is under the jurisdiction of the Mid- Jr., Mrs. Robert Buhler, Mrs. Willis liams, prophetess; Mrs. William Cormick, former grand regent of OM OPA. New Mistake* Evans of Long Branch, presided, St. James court. C.D.A., will be In dletown township board of educa- Conclusions of th* report are that Holmdel Saturday' and more than 40 board member* Lewis and Mrs. David McAneny. Malonsy, historian; Miss Janice They urged consideration of the charge of tickets. Mr*. Herman tion. "existing bad and constantly de- attended. Tyndall, financial secretary; Mrs. On June 16, 1(49, the day after HOLMDEL-Members of Oardea board, in considering addition Simpson of Little Silver is secretry Leaders to Mark teriorating conditions cannot be club, R.F.D., at their club meeting Th* speaker, a former assembly, John Mulvihlll, 8r., treasurer; Mrs. •chool had closed, Mr*. Masciale plans, to build only what Is in- or the general commute* and Mr. fixed by 'better regulations'." An- Tuesday in Fellowship hall, heard woman from Essex county, stressed Norman Francy, sentinel; Mrs. Mulvihlll is treaaunr. wa* on her way from the Fort Han- quired to relieve th* pressure at Georgia Mason, organist, and Mrs. other is that "OPS controls on beef that plans were compute for tho the Importance of state |*w* to the high school and to build a unit cock school to the supervising V Anniversary sre not better than those which prevent the spread of the narcotic M. J. O'Hara and Miss Margaret principal'* office at Leonardo in flower show the club wilt hold Sat- to start a nucleus for a new gram- Kelly, trustee. Three secretaries of Community exietted under OPA. Moat of the urday in th* William Cross barn trade to protect youth from th* mar school on the Broad st, prop- answer to a call from the super- OPA mistakes have been adopted Mr*. Evold spoke briefly and vising principal. She stopped at the Y. M. C. A. on Riverside ave. left her*. scourge of drug addiction. Mrs. erty purchased some time ago by Local Residents yesterday for Cleveland, O., when and new ones have been added. Olfford pointed out that the pend- the board. stressed unity in charity in all en- Post Exchange at the fort for her Tuesday morning, nln* m*mb*ra deavors. John Dowllng, the first they will attend the four-day In- Continuation of controls will re- ing legislation does not Include lunch while waiting for the bus, sult in the same conditions as final- met at the Cross barn to preparo Herbert C. Burrowes, board pres- commander of the Catholic War and while descending the steps of ternational "Y" Centennial confer- provision (or the care and cure Married 50 Years ence which opens today. ly existed under OPA." for the show. They were Mrs. Oc- of drug victims and that, at the ident, stated that the board is still Veterans of New Jersey, gave a the building to the sidewalk she tavius Knight, Mr*. Irwin Augus- present time, there are only two studying addition proposals and lecture on "Communism in the En- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fielder of fell and fractured her arm. The secretaries. Forrester A. Lei The final conclusion warned that tine, Mra. Edward J. Fbuinagan, hospitals In the entire United urged the group to attend the spe- tertainment World." There were 65 River rd. observed their 50th wed- of Fair Haven, Thomas G. Streck "We are already well along the cial meeting July 2, at which time A suit was instituted in the Mrs. Robert Rex, Mrs. William States In which such treatment Is members present, and this will be ding anniversary June S. The oc- fu* of Little Silver and Donald H road to a chaotic situation, includ- Mulheron, Mrs. Robert Bohn, Mrs. the architect will be present. the final meeting for the summer. Workmen's Compensation court by Babcock of Westfteld, will take pan given, one In Texas and one In casion was marked at an informal ing the gradual disappearance of Nelson Todd, Mrs. Daniel Ely and open house. The couple received Mrs. Masciale to collect compensa in several special meetings durlni. Kentucky. The stat* officer also It was reported that the state de- The court will hold a cake sale tlen which was denied by the in< the more popular cuts; the distinct Mr*. C. Floyd Wyckoff. urged all citizens to compare the partment had tried to get Keyport Saturday morning at >:30 o'clock many gifts and bouquets, the conference which will mark the possibility of black market!; sub- 'Mr. and Mrs. Fielder were mar- surance carrier upon the ground 100th anniversary of the simultan- Mrs. Ely will be chairman of tho government economy In this stat* to abandon the grammar school in the lobby of Red Bank Catholic that Mrs, Maeclale was on her noon stantial difficulties In buying meat with th* extravagance In federal building IS years ago, but at that high school. Miss Mary Kelly and ried at th* home of th* bride, th* eous founding of the "Y" in the through regular channels of supply batar to be h»ld in conjunction former Bertha Kalttell, daughter of hour and not In the course of her United States and Canada at Bos- with th* show, and on sals will government and emphasised thai time, as now, the high school situ- Mrs. Joseph Hlntelmann ar* chair- employment when she fell. at the theoretical ceiling prices; a only individual pressure on Con- ation was more critical, Board men. the late David and Marietta Kattell, ton, Mass., and Montreal, Que., Ii greater deterioration in trimming be a variety of food*, Including grass by th* voters could check members pointed out that so far it of New Bedford. Mr. Fielder was The case resulted in a trial at 1M1. practices, and higher actual costs cakes, cookie* and Jelly, hand- seems financially Impossible to take the aon of the late Abram and Ellen th* Asbury Park Workmen's Com- to consumers.' mad* articles and gift*. Assisting the present unnecessary spending Speakers at th* conference, callet Wyckolf, waste. care of both schools. Fielder of Belmar. pensation court, after which briefs Several illustrations aro used to Mrs. Ely will be Mrs. Go-Workers Honor were filed by opposing couniel on thn "greatest public event In 'Y The PTA delegates urged with- When th* couple were married compare OPS trimming require- Mrs. Vaii B. Walker and Mrs. V*r- the legal question involved. The de- history," will include Sen. Pan non Deytr. A report of the state convention, holding action on ths proposed tire Mr*. V. L. Hybtkmann they lived In East Orange, but have Douglas of Illinois; Dr. John R ments and what has been Safe- written by Mrs. Elvin R. Slmmlll, cision of the court was that Mrs. way's trimming practices. One of The club received an invitation escapes at the grammar school If EATONTOWN — Mrs. Vance L. been Red Bank residents the past Masciale was entitled to compen- Mott. Nobet Peace Prize winner and was read by Mrs, Irving Bennett. there was any possibility of provid- Hybskmann was given a farewell 41 year*. Mr. Fielder was retired president emeritus of the World Al them ha* to do with T-bone steak, from the Atlantic Highland* Har- The club also voted to afflllata sation because her main objective The remarks with that illustration ing a new achool within a few dinner party last Thursday at Crys- ten years ago from the Lawyers was to go to the supervising prin- liance of the "Y": Dr. Ralph W den club to be their guests at a with the State Federation of Re years, tal Brook Farm Inn, Eatontown, by Mortgage company, where ha was Sockman, putoi- of Christ Metho are: "OPS celling of $1.24 is based meeting Tuesday at Atlantlo publican Women. cipal's office In answer to his call, upon OPS trim, which Includes al- her co-workers in the rtlfleen of The employed for nearly 40 years. The and that she had not deviated from rti.«t church. New York city; Dl Highland* Presbyterian church. At The club's annual card pu Register. Mrs. Hybskmann will eouple have three children, Paul Ralph J. Bunch. e\ecutlve director most one-half pound of u-aite, fat this time Mrs. S. A. Howell will will be Sept. 13, In charge of Mis. To Exhibit at Goat her course by merely getting her bane and gristle, Safeway ordinar- leave tomorrow' for Ohio, where Fielder of Fair Haven; .Mr;. Ada- lunch while waiting for the bus of th» trusteeship department of give a lecture on floral arrange- Basl| Bruno of Long Branch and Show in New Brunswick her husband, who ha* been at the mant Brown of Long Branch and thi United Nations; Paul G. Hoff- ily would trim off and «ell the ments. Mrs. Edward Davles, Little Silver. This, the court held, was second' waste and inferior tail meat at Several Monmouth county resi- Watson laboratories at Batontown, D. Berton Fielder of Bethetda, Md., ary to the main objective. man, executive director of the Ford Other* present wer* Mr*. Frsd* Others assisting with the event dents are "polishing up" their goats has been transferred, and three grandchildren, David foundation; Dr. John Oliver Nel- much lower prices.' Mra. Mascialt! was awarded com' erick J. Noble, Mr*. Rebert J. Mar* will b* Mrs. M. J, Nevins. Jr.. o. thla week in anticipation of exhib- Berton Fielder, Jr., Robert and son, Yale Divinity school, and Dr. In another example, Safeway vln, Mrs. Oliver Dix aSrkin*. Mrs. Little Silver, and Mrs. Franklin Mrs. Hybskmann wu given a penaation amounting to $4,138, to- iting their animals at the seventh corsage of carnations by the guesU Muriel Beth Fielder. Clarence W. Cranford, pastor of state* that "brisket* are grossly Elmer Bahrsnburg, Mrs. I. M, Cottreil, Matawan, annual show of the New Jtmcy gether with medical expenses and Calvary Baptist church, Washing- overpriced by OPS." It continues at th* dinner, and a set of osstum* Among the guesU at the recep- legal fees. She wa* i-opresentatcd Todd, Mrs. J. W. Appl*gat«. Mr*. Milk Goat association, to be held Jewelry by the amployre* of Th* tion were two members of the ton, D. C. with "Typically, briskets are one of Frank Beach, Mrs. Fred Heppt- Delln Rs9m end Port* Run Saturday on th* Agricultural col' by Edmund J. Cansona of the firm the cheapest cuts < of all. Under Register. Attending the dinner bridal party, Mrs. Fielder'* sister, of Parsons, Labrecque, Cuniona * ner, Mrs. Henry Bl»ls*ldt, Mra, All BIMI In atoek, lovely putUrna. Oth lege grounds at New Brunswick. were Mrs. Ralph Pastlne, Mrs. Mr*. Helen Buhler and her broth- Mr, Babcock also will attend th* free market conditions, if chuck Charles Hagtrman,. Mr*. Henry er imported atraw niKa at low pricea Combs, and the board of education 6th National Hi-Y congress which blade roasts were priced at Tl »xl3 felt bun 1-UKI Ifl.W, Clonsy pUatli Among th* county exhibitor* ar* Edith R. Smith, Mrs. Robert Goode, er-in-law, Paul C, Taylor, both of by James Skeffington of Newark. Cross, Mr*. F. C. VanVIM, Mrs. dr»n»< at It,4* anil 11.08 nulr. Siimmr Charles C. Ooodell of Rumson, Miss Mrs. Albert Hendrickson, Mm, Lou- Belmar, On the day of the cele- will convene at Obcrlln college cent* per pound, hrlsksti would be WlUktn Hltchuock, Mr*. H«ary M, U h«r«, (if ecmfnruUlr. NMUnml ft 4 Sunday through next T priced nesr 4ft cents." The photo 10, Prown'a.—Advcrtl«fm#nt, Margaret Loomln of Elberpn and Is ChrUtla'nsen, Mrs. Richard bration Mr. and Mrs. Fielder were Ackerson, Jr., Mr*. Auguit Muck Leo Holland of Belmar, Competi- O'Connor, Minn Josephine Kearnt, guejilft at a family luncheon at Klip Cool IndlcaUit that chuck blade loaat ha urn n. Mrs. Ptter Mestar, HIM tion In the Nubian classes win be Ml.u Bttty Carmen and Min Lou- th* Old Mill inn, Spring Lake Shop in fomfnrh. In our alr.rondiLionid Th« rnid « lifiln «ntl Mgg*r tnnl and hrlsket ait priced at 73 and Anna Cross and Mis* Jean* 43u> nut nf 1(1 reai1>m 'rmiult Th» •tori.' Sharks nY 4J gross ii,,"R«it'ntaiV In ih« gcflattr risulsrlj'. 14 ctnti, tMpictivtly, under OPPS. lord. j Clmnlntd Adi."—AdvsrtlMmint particularly k*en, It ii expected. elia Fr*y. Heights. 9%. f»f. iby Beaeaiae ef Moatvwle af tteaor, aad Loie JasM Oeeaa Orev*. wu flowei MSTIUCTION ON ACeOMMON. •WTAt. PIANO, TtUMffT, Weddings Highlight County Social Activities girl. Robert McKay ef Buffalo. N SAX. VWUH CUMttfT-AT YOUI MOM*. T, wae beet saaa for Me brother la-law. Graduate) ttiladWIp*;* Mwtical AcaaWty. Ce* AeWy f«rfc 14*4*4, Afn'f Episcopal School for Girls of aelephiaiuaa la three The bride wa* gnd««U4 Frit* winning |Mipili is) Radio evtdl TV contest*. at Alexandria. Va., and in an alum- Kniffin—Aquino Nuptials eheeea ef bin* end ia white. Had Beak Business iaettttjte. TIM : ASBURY PARK—Mi** Cather- na of Gourher college. She is pres- The lower girl'e frock we* whit* ine Ann Munurl. daufhter of Mr. organdy, triamci with rows of eye- bridegroom wa* graduated frou •nd Mr?. James Manuel of EaEt ently serving in the WAVES and Keat State vaiveraity this aaoath atcrgcn pi-. Red Bank, became l!if is ai the Naval Elccticnira T*rh- a»4 Stidf of Walter H. Cro?b«c Fon nician School .it Great Laic*. 111. oad ** Mr. and Mm Howard Crosbfe Mr. Mcihot attended the Pcddie | graduation .school and Rutcers universily. and H. Wallace Theaipeea wa* his f>f Port Mcnmouth, Sunday at St. lest saaa. Th* ushen I Whea th* couple return from I fjeorge« Greek Orthodox church- wa.s graduated frnm the Radio and fUv. Spynion Coutros performed Television school of the R.C.A., will live at Weet HeapiUad, L. 1 the ceremony before »n altar dec- New York city. He ia also in the th* bride; Clarence Spriakle, Or- •ratrd with all white gladioli. service, stationed at the Naval viltc Johns**, Walter Gregg, Rofe-j SATUtDAY, eJUM • The bride »•«« g-iven in marriage Electronics Technician school at ert MeCabe and J. Richard Mea- toy her father. Her white gown was Great Likes, 111. drickt. Following a short wedding triri. Mrs. Smith, the bride* mother, inaif. ol Chantilly lace, over white cheae aa afternoon dress of aava Vvlon net. styled with all 0* I th* couple will live at Laka Forett, catered lac*. Her aeceeforlca were Shoulder illusion neckline. edged , 111. dmtjr re**, aaat ihc «*r* a coraag* J__n lace applique, and made with Of *wn«er Sewers la th* KM Jong sleeves and a full skirt. Her HHEMKR—n»;vr.Nrn*r ef dusty r»»e. Mrs. Thowp- fingertip length veil fell from a At the Red Pank Presbyterian * gown wa* dusty pink crepe, Jiendpiece of lilies of the valley. church Saturday. Mi»§ B«v*rl«y her acc(**eric* were purple, and mnd she carried white orchids and Adc> Premer, daughter «f Mr. and •he bed a conage of purple Sowers. Valley lilies. Mrs. Cavl E. Bremer of Parts u- Mr*. Thempara was graduated pecli. became the bridf nf J. Fred- from Celby Junior college at New erick Dcvenport, son of Mr. and N. H. and the Tebo Ca- Mrs. Juhn Jorgensen nf Caidwell. bara school. New Ysrk city, and ie lev. Chxriej S. Webster, pastor, a buyer with Hahn* and company SALE OF 6ULISTAN performed the ceremony. at Newark. Mr. Thompson attend- Meaatewth Junier college and William Crawford was organist, the Ualveriity of Bridgeport, md Philip Hoy sang "Berau»e," "I Bridgeport, Conn. He It aa East- Love. You Truly" and "The Lord'* era repr**«ntatlv* *f the American BROADLOOM Prayer." The church wan decorat- Aeaaeiatcd companies of Atlanta, ed with white chrysanthemums, Oa. white gladioli and snapdragons he- fore a harURrnund of ferns and After a trip t* Florida sad Cube, CARPETING greens. A reception followed at the CMPI* will re*ide ia Red Bank. Crystal Brook Farms inn, Eaton •KVaa-UNALTANT town, for the Immediate families. At McKelvey's you hev* every quality, and an Informal reception followed MATAWAN-Miss Nancy Caro- pattern and color to select from. We later at the home of the bride's line Beyer, deitghttr of Mr. and stock hundreds end hundreds of yards in parents. Mr*. Vcrnan rutton Beyer of Rock Maple farm, Helmdei, was Married 9, 12 end IS ft. widths, for weJI-to-weli The hride wore * gown of Im Saturday to H Paul Chalfant, ion use or made into room-sized rugs. ported Chantilly lace over nylon of Rev. and Mra. Paul E. Chal- net and satin. The dress was de- fant of South Bend. lad. The wed- ALL REGULAR ALL WOOL GOODS signed with an off-shoulder effect ding took plae* at the Matawan IN FULL ROLLS AT McKELVEY'S necklim which lud a Queen Anne Presbyterian church, and the cere- collar. Her illusion veil fell from Sgt. and Mrs. Mala* J. AaMlae, Jr. mony wa* performed by the briat- FAMOUS LOW CASH PRICES. a Juliet rap of nmtchine; appliqueri groom'* father, Rev. Mr. Chalfint, Compere qualify, beauty end prices with lace, and 'he carried a boqiiet nf Miss Bette Kniffla, daughter of man. The ushers were C»l. Wll assisted by Rev, Chester A. Oal- Craekco white carnations and stephanotis Mr. and Mr a. Francis Harold Knif- liam Darcy and Cpl. Wlllia* Mill*, toway. others. Then you will see why people on a Bible. Mr. Bremer gave his fln, gr, of Forman St., Fair Haven, both of th* Marine carp*, and both come from ell over the East for McKeL Marie Hillyer was matron daughter in marriage. and Sgt. Ralph J. Aquino, Jr., U. fl.stationed at Fort Moamouth. Tha vev't nre end excluiive values. We list of honor for her sister. Her frock Marine corpe, aon of Mr, and Mrs.best man and ushers wora tb* Mrs. Robert Hulitt or Long below a few ef tha many specials for was wlillfc embroidered oigandy, Branch, the former Miss Janet Ralph J. Aquino, «r., of Buffalo. Marine corps format blu*s at th* made on bouffant lines and worn Poxon of Red Bank, waa matron N. Y., were married Saturday at wedding. well-to-well us* or room-site rugs. Lim. over a lavender underskirt. Bhe had of honor. Her gown was made of St. Jarne* Catholic church by Msgr. A reception for 100 ajuesta fol- ited quantities. Not all sizes in all colon. a lavender picture hat and car-nilc green taffeta, with a bolero of Joseph T. Casey. A nuptial mass lowed at Rumson Inn, Rumson All merchandise it offered subject to prior ried sprays of deep purpi* gladioli rose point lace. Slif wore a large followed tha ceremony. The decoration* were Mixed sum- and yellow roses. lace trimmed horse-hair hat, nil* Mias Joan Couglin was organist, mer flowers, palms and gr**nn. tele. The bridal attendants wer* the green mitts and slippers, and carand Michael Bergln, soloiit. The Mra. Knilfin, the bride's mother, ; t>ridegroom's sister, Miss Pegfy ried a colonial style bouquet. church was decorated with all waa dressed in a navy chiffon and CARVED WILTON Crosbee of Port Monmouth; the white summer flowers. taffeta dress, with a hat of gray SCULPTURED WILTON : bride's aunt. Miss Mary Orlllon, Given In marriage by her father, lace, trimmed with navy bluo taf- - and the bride's cousin, Miss Flor- 3R0ADL00M $17.50 Quality $19.50 Quality : th* bride waa dressed in a gown of feta, peart gray glo»*s and a ear* BROADLOOM ence Grilion. both of Middlrtown whit* Chantilly la.ee, over ntln, sage of gardenia*. Tha bride- OUR PRICE township; Mise Rosemary Stanley, and atyled with a full train. Bhe groom's mother wora • toast col- •Matlfat alLever leaf «•• OUR PRICE imt eu*1ltt> carrtt Rumson; Mi** Rene* Becker, Lone sign, fine «v*lil>'. la jn ««*• swirl UMitn. won a fingertip length Illusion veil ored laee dreae, with a belga and Wavwi **ff tea* »o.»o.ll Branch, and Mra. William Me which was attached to a white, toast colored hat, matching •ee*s- •kole* *f »ray, grxii, y*rm. f ftft.. wMik »n\t»n\t . Cube, Red Bank. Michelle Girard satin hat, trimmed with clutter* of •oriea, a mink stole and a eorsag* t»— er wine. • ft. and In «k* N* **l*r. I of Red Bank wa* flower girl. orange blossoms under the brim. of gardenias. II ft. *>iatks. 1 All the attendants wore gowns She carried a bouquet of white 7 ef white embroidered organdy. When the couple return from 1 gladioli which had a center of their wedding trip to Now York with contracting underskirts of white orchids. AXMINSTER BROADLOOM AXMINSTER BROADLOOM .' pastel shades. All wore matching state, they will anak* their horn* ' picture hats and carried bouquets Mrs, Helen Spinoccla of Brook- with the bride'* parenta I* Fair tace»tiM*l v*l«* la J«95 Quality B«l eislitir :. of white gladioli and red roses. lyn was matron of honor for herHaven. For traveling the bride 100* oil* terming. In .... BBI.e • The flower girl's frock was pink cousin, and hsr gown was white was dressed in a beige ouit with a ck*lc* «f •ernll. l«f UUK PRII.C car*! i. OUR PRICE •atln and Chantilly lace, and she argandy over pink taffeta. She an orchid blouse, hat and glove* •ny and Ous Andrew, the bride's god- Millie VanNoie of Fair Haven, and is a secretary, employed at Fort her father, wore a gown of candle- rfsther, were best men. Mary Robinson of Rumson. Their Monmouth. The bridegroom ha* light satin trimmed with helrlooai The Ushers were Jack Whelm, gowns too were white organdy, served with the Marine corps for lac*, and her veil was of heirloom McKELVEYofFreeHold over blue taffeta, and their flowers the past three year*, and Is. pres- lace. She carried a colonial bouth* bridegroom's brother-in-law, Sab$n»m$ fer 6nKMr.Vi PMMM ftii|i IfaeW IN 'and Danny Murdock, Frank Glea- were pink carnations. ently stationed at Fort Monmouth, quet of fleur d'amour aad Illy ef —'son and Edward McGlennon. all of Cpl. Carl Carlonl, V. 8. Marine studying electrical engineering. He the valley. And far Tim, Fmn.jm* Fnm imertWi •• MOmn corps, of Hartford, Conn., and sta-attended Holy Angel* Collegiate Miss Patricia Beyer of Houataa. Port Monmouth; Richard Wacker, tioned at Fort Monmouth, was best Inatltut* at Buffalo, N. T. .-«Jew Brunswick, and Bill Johnson, Mr*. * Frederick Davenport Tax., a eousla of th* bride, wa* 21 W£ Xeanaburjr. John Hillyer, the male af honor, and her gown wu •UUSTAN M.U ST AAAN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J. ef green frosted organdy. bride's nephew, wa* ring bearer. Edward Erickson of Montclalr DICKBV-eMXTBB Davles, Tamaqui, Pa., »n« Oeorfe MAR CM STOM **" "•««.' MeMry tfcru SMimlty l.-df A. M. I I:M P. M. A reception for 150 guest* was was best man. The ushers were MH* Metea Crew of Holmdel, held at the Moi!y Pitchir hotel, DU BOIS, PA.-Mls* Dolorea Gent, DuBols, Pa. Mine Lorraine rraacloal, Inter)**- Edward A. Schroeder, 3d, of Bask- After a wedding Itrip to Canadaa . STORE OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M.. Red Bank. The bride'* mother wose ing Ridge, the bride's cousin; Ste- Ma* Dickey, daughter of Mrs. en; Mrs. Henry KoMenberger, a gray crepe gown, trimmed with Ward Elliott Dlekey of Washing- the couple will live 'In Boston, Weitaeld, end Mlts Mary Aliee phen MacCioekey, Newark, and ft. The bride wu graduated from lace, with pink accessories and a A. Nigido, New Tork city, all stu-ton, D. C, and th* lat* Col. Dick- Baker, BUubenvllle, O, were the corsage of pink rosss. The bride- ey, and Enitgn Robert Charles Penn hall, from DuBols, Pa., high other attendant!. Th*y wore pink dents with the bridegroom at Col- school, and from Marjorle Wobater groom's mother wore blue, with orado A. «V M. college. Baxter, V. S. Navy, son of Mrs. and blue frosted organdy gown* blue accessories and a corsag* of Charles E. Baxter, Jr., of Tiny Junior college at Washington, D.C. aad carried colonial bouquete la pink rosea. Th* bride was graduated from Th* bridegroom wa* graduated pastel shade*. Rumson high school, Limestone from Mlllburn high school, tht When the couple return from college In South Carolina, and Bullls school and th* United Btots* Larry Wei** of Akroa, O, wa* a wedding trip to Florida, they Monmouth Memorial hospital Naval academy at Annapolis, Md. beet man. The where were Wil- will make their home with the School of Nursing. The bride- He ia a member of the Downtown liam Cross of Holmdel, Charlaa Mo bride's parents. The bride was groom served with the V. 8. sub- club of Newark. Clain, Upper Sandusky, 0., William graduated from Red Bank high marine service during World War Arbui, Rochester, N. Y, and Dick school and is employed at Fort It, and is now a senior at Colorado Robinson and Kwln Navarre, Monmouth. The bridegroom was A. It M. college at Fort Collins, MOTH—THOMPSON South Bend, Ind. graduated from Middietown town- Colo. Miss Barbara-Jane Smith, daugh- A reception followed at the home, ship high school and is a drafts- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Xavler & Smith of th* bride'* parent*, Rock Maple man with th* General Cable eom- The couple left for a Westarn farm, Holmdel. Piny of Perth Amboy. trip and will spend the aumm*r at of Breezy Knoll farm, River Plata, Glendevy, Colo., wh*r* th* bride- was married to H. Ernest Thomp- Mr*. Chalfant la a graduate ef groom Is employed by the Colorado son, son of Mr, and Mrs. 8. Herbert Sdfowood park, Briarcliff Manor, CLAVTON-CUimiEB Thompson of Chapel Hill. Middl* LONG BRANCH - Miss Georg- forestry eervlce, until he return* to N, T,, and attended the College of college at Fort Colllnt, Colo., in the town township, at the Red Bank Wooster at Wooitcr, O. Mr. Chal- lanna Clayton, daughter of De- Methodist church Saturday. Rev. fant li a graduate of the College tective Cant, and Mrs. George Roger J. Squire, pastor, performed of Weoeter, elan of 1MI, and wUI Qeyton of River rd., Red Bank, the ceremony, and a reception fol- attend MeCormlck'a Theological and Leland Currier, son of Leland IIOLT-OCALZA lowed at Breeiy Knoll farm, the atmlnary la Chicago this fall. O. Currier of Harrison it., were home of the bride. married Sunday at St. Luke's Meth- Miss Lois Lorraine Holt „ Branch ave., Little Silver, Saturday Ingemanakl Lundeen ef Atlanta, A CBMWBLL-WATMN odist, church. Rev. Paul Friedrlch, became the bride of Sgt. Anthony pastor, performed the ceremony. Oa, was the soloist. Mrs. Lundaen, " (Special to The Register) Miss Marie Clayton was maid of Richard Scalza, U S.. Marine Corp*, a friend of the brlde'a family, is a honor for her sister. Mr. Currier son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scalia former member of the Metrcpolitan ROCK ISLAND, 111. - Trinity wa* his «on's best man. The couple of Brooklyn, N. Y. The bride ia Opera company in New York city. Episcopal church In Reck Island NEW ar« now on a wedding trip to Flor- the daughter of the late Mrs. Lor- The bride was given In marriage Saturday wa* tha seena of the ida. Upon their return, they i raine stalder of Little Silver, by her father. Miss Joan Sparrow wedding of Mis* Elisabeth Vernon make their home here with the Rev. John J. Reilly performed Mrs. Robert C. Baxter of Pompton Plain* wu her maid of Crlswtll, daughter of Dr. and Mr*. bridegroom's father. the ceremony, and the Nuptial mass honor, and Mis* Gail St. Clalr Raymond Cri*w*ll of Rock Iiland, which followed. Miss Joan Cough- Acres. Rumson, and the late Mr. Smith, the brlde'i ni«c*. wai and Artemu* DeLong Wataon, ion COOKE—METHOT lin wai organist, and Laurence Baxter, were married June 12 at St.flower girl. of Mr*. William B. Elliott, Jr.. of TYPICAL RANCH HOMES Bacigalupi soloist. A dinner for thePaul's Lutheran church. Rev. Highland Point. Atlantic High- ~LAKE , lll—Mlas Susan The bridesmaids included Mrs. R. land*. Rev. Charle* Oaekell, rector, •Newbold Cooke, daughter of Mr. Immediate family was held at theGeorge Hershberger performed the W. Smith and Mra. William Gray Petit Sabot on Broad at, ceremony, which was followed by of Red Bank; Miss Pat Onderdonk. performed the ceremony which and Mrs. Horace Brook* Cooke of a reception at the General Pcrsh was followed by a reception at the Alexandria, Va., became the bride The bride was given In marriage Rumson; Miss Bess Lundeen, At- Outing club In Davenport, HI. Jf Arthur Homer Methot, son ofby her stepfather, Emit Stalder. ing hotel. lanta, Qa.; Miss Dorothy Cowl**, . Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cate Methot She wore a gown of white organdy The bride was given In marriage Glen Falls, N. Y., and Mn. Paul E. Mr*. Leilte Cooke, Jr., the of Conover lane, Middletown town- trimmed with a deep border of by her uncle, Stephen D. Buys, and Friend, Levlttown, L. I. bridegroom'! ilater, wu matron ehlp, Saturday at the Church of white eyelet, and worn with a was attired In a gossamer hand- of honor, and Miuee Janet Ream. VICTORIA HEIGHTS the Holy Spirit. A double-ring matching eyelet duater. she wore clipped Chantilly lace gown styled Alice Robinson and H«)*n Reed, a white pictu:e hat and carried a were bridiamaldi. ceremony w»s performed by the with a Queen Anne collar, etched rector, Rev. John Parker. prayerbook with marker* of white in iced pearls. The skirt of the Th* brld* wa* attired In an Im- orchids, gown was made of alternata satin ported Swls* organdy gown, over The church waa decorated with •Upper Mtin, mad* with an ap- DEVELOPMENT all white summer flowers and Miss Ruth Lyons of Red Bank and lac* panels with a long train. Her fingertip lentth tulle veil fell pllqued bodice and a train. She greem. A small reception followed was maid of honor and her gown carried itephanotl* centered with at the Moraine Hotel On-The.Lake was blue net worn with a match- from a lice erown, which matched h#r gown and which waa studded whit* orchid*. All th* attendant* at Highland P«rk, 111. Ing hat, and she carried % cluster were droned In whit* organdy. NAVESINK RIVER ROAD—NEAR CONOVER LANE The bride w»s given In marriage of orchids. Joseph Martarella ef with need pearls. She carried a By her father. She wore a ballerina Brooklyn, the bridegroom's cousin, •pray of whit* orchids and lilies of Keith Lewi* waa heat man, and was best man. the valley. uahers were Jack Cohn, Robert length white satin sheath gown, Gregory, Robert LeBuddy, Paul covered with lace, styled with a (It- When the couple return from Miss Avis Anne Gent of DuBoK Clevis and David Criswtll. t«d lace Jacket which had long Lake George, N. T., the bride will Pa., the bride's cousin, was maid of The bride attended Northwestern 6 Rooms with Attached Garage sleeves. Her shoulder length veil make her home with her step- honor. Her gown was gossamer university. The bridegroom wi* fell from a coronet of pearl flowers father, and Sgt. Scalia will return Chantilly lace with a portrait neck- graduated from Northwestern and and sh* carried a Colonial bouquet to his base at Camp LeJeune, N. line, worn with matching lace mitts eervedwlth the Navy during World of white carnations and bouvtrdla. C. The bridegroom attended New and hat. She carried a spray of War n. He expect* to b* recalled • 3 BEDROOMS • KITCHEN • DINETTE Miss Linda Colmbra, the msld of York university and Is on leave as white baby orchids, with Ivy leaves. Jo lervlee shortly. The couple will honor, who is a member of the a member of the news staff of the Mrs. David Demareat of Sara- live In Evanston, III., after a trip WAVES, wore her white die** uni- Dally Record, When he entered the sots, Fla., the bridegroom's sister, to Nassau. form. Her old-fashioned bouquet service he wa* In charsi- of gen-was matron of honor, Her gown, • TILE BATH • LARGE LIVING ROOM, WITH FIREPUCE was red and white roses. David eral news in the Red Bank office of like the maid of honor's w»p white Lawrence Methot was his brother's the Record, lace, and her (lowers were pale MOSHEtWHOROBK beat man. yellow iris with sprays nf Ivy. NBW TORK CITY - Mr. and • PLASTERED WALLS t RIVER RIGHTS The bride's mother waa dratted Mrs. A. J. Mother of H.mpit*ad, The bridesmaids wer* Miss B«r- U I,, formerly ef Red Bank, an- In a whit* linen suit with brown ac- COCKBAKE—WEIGANI) m Albright unit Mrs. Leo No- • COMPLETELY DECORATED § MANY OTHER FEATURES cessories and a coraage of brown KEYPORT - Mn. Eliiabeth ker. both of DuBols. Bnth wore, Mra. H, Ernest Thompson nounce th* marriage of their orchids. Coekrane of Matawan, and Peter white l*ee gowns, tnd carried bou- daughter, Mis* Joan Patricia The bridegroom'* mother wore an The bride wore a gown of white Moiher, to Lawrence Richard' Otto Welgand, Sr., of Hailet, wer* quets of blue Iris and Ivy. organdy and blue embroidery, afternoon dress of pale pink sheer married Sund*y at 5 p, m. at St. Robert Buys wa, rlntbearer, and Horden, ion of Mr. and Mn. Lew. nylon with matching accessories styled with a tight bodice, full skirt renee D. Horden of Olrard, O. The Mnry's Episcopal church by the David Ward Buys and Stephen and a circular train. Her veil waa and a large black taffeta hat, Herrector, Rev. James A. Gusweller. Ward Buys wme Irnlnbenrers. All eouple were married Saturday at esrsags was also orchids, of tulle and her cap of petrla and 11 of h Tr The enuple were attended by Mr.are of DuBols, and all are the tulle. She carried whit* delphin- «r H.^U.? J * *""lr«ratlon mother wor* an afternoon dress of and Mr.-., Krank A, Cerratl. A re-bride n cousins. (Little Ohtirch Around th* Corner), LOUIS SCALZO, Builder iums and lilies of the valley. pal* pink sheer nylon with match- ception followed nl the WelRand by Rev. Dr. Randolph Ray, rec- ^Ini. accessories and a larct black home nnd wits nttended by mem- nl Wnlls Baxter of Tiny All the attendants were dressed tor, who also married th* bride'* *nn>tu hat. H«r corsage win sleo hers nf the fnmlly mv| filrnttr Mr. rtumenn, IVBJ lies), man for•like in bnuffsnt jtylsd gowns of parents In the same church. PHONE RED BANK 64)298 orchids, Welgand IF senior warden of 3t. hii hrmlmr, Th» n>h»r« «'nr« Uent hile organdy, trimmed with row* The bride was ntllred In a gown Thomas G. M'Crelm.. l,\ a. Marine f eyelet embroidery done In three of white luce and net, and she1 tun su at 9I*MUCO, Va.; Otvid B,l«htd(i ef blue. They carried boo- earrled white orchids. Ml* Dore. I. tuyg uwmt*, i\, vm METMOMSr Red Beak Atlantic Higklaadfl MADQUAIIW Rev. Roger J. Squire's' serraoa at •Oa Getting Rid of Evil* It the the 11 a. m. «er*ice Sunday will be these ef the ternoa by Rev. Roy ->n the subject, "Tour Idea ef E. Williams, Jr., for the 11 o'clock Church! Services Suaday BM>raiag service. Baptism Prayer." The Chancel choir, direct- TBnmr ErwcorAL ed by Miss Janet Robbln« will (in*. will be administered. The paster me Red Baak Ret Bank ".Vow God Be Praised." end Mildred will preach at the • p. m. vesper Her. W. (Kate* Pewert, the **e- Before Tou Speak4 will Suatay'e services will be Holy Palmer Stout will sing. "The Lord service en the sufejer*. "When He ter, will give a report of the Amer- ba Rev. Ckarlet •. WebvUr'a aer- Cacanuaiea it t a. m. and morning Is My Light." There will also be a Hes Come." Suadty-seheoi suite ican Beatiet eeaveatiea fee attcaele a*aa tapfe at th* t:M a- a>. aerrite prayer, with etrnoa, at 11 •'clock. reception of new members at this at » iS a. m. at Buffalo, M. T.. at •waday. Tke churck quartet will Charles Gottchalk, organist, will service. Thoae wishing to join the service Suadty. This «ia« tke eaVrtory aatacai aad tkerc preseat "Andante Religioae" by church may contact Rev. Mr. I service ef pereataJ will ba a aaaraM «olo. At the cra- Thoate, aad •Coronation March" by Squire before Sunday. Naveeink babies. Members »f e!iMiea a( tkc aervice a brief ateet- Meyerbeer. The special anthem will At th* • p. w service Sundsy, A special program of retitatieaa ia charge iag »t the cM«iw will be held iabe "Oed fc My Salvation." Rev. Mr Squire's subject will be • nd eongs by the members ef tko awaery for small children, tke pattor'a *t«4y. Rev. Robert H. Aaderiea, jr., "Some Thoughts on the Second Sunday-school will be presented at YOMI CHOICE whose ptrcata (jriife te attend the At I M a. ai. tke BMaiberf af the rector, will be teaching- at St.oniing of Je«us." Miaa Robbies the T o'clock Sunday evening Mr- tereateay. Church acaeel meett at cbwrck aad aiiaity kave beta Mary's hall from neat Monday to will be in charge of atuaic. vice. A short message will bt) gtan? • a. t» art youth lellewahtp atlavitea 4a atteao tke Battle af the fellewiag Saturday. Alpha Kappa Pi will hoM an out- brought by the pastor, Rev. Ray Maastoutk memarlal aervice ta be door party at the home of Mrs.E. Williams, Jr. guadty-ecbeel ia km m 17 sWOAD 9TREET fieaterial aeufuett Saadty were held by the Aawricaa Lcgiaa it MBTttOtMtT Roy Inacoe tonight at t:.K) o'clock. meets et >H t. n. givea ia memury ef Heai-y Mc- Old Tenaeat chureh. U. a. abater Red Bank There will be a Boy Scout leader- MDsUWMOOl Lean aM Miat aUKh McUaa, to4 Owen W.'Brewitcr af Malae will Surtay school meets Sunday it shigt group meeting ia the Ireplace ST. CUUSEWrS BPISCOPAt ia metMry ef J. Wiluam Helm, Sr., deliver the priaripal address. Otker 3:33 a. m. Merning worship is tt 11 room Tuesday at 7:50 p. m. Circle Belfurd by ale sea aad daaghter, J. Wil- speskere will be Rep. Jaaaes C. a'clock, with sermon by Rev. J. B. H of the Women's Society of Chrii- SuMty's services include mera. lawyer. liam Helm aad Mn. Jaae Hiita Auchiaclos*. Jeweab C. Irwia. airec- Oilehriat. The evening service U tt ian Service will meet Wednesday, ing prtper and sermon at 3:38 a Jacaaea. ter ef the batrd «f frt«bal4ert, and T:J». The paster will preach at 3:30 June 17, at • o'clock at the heene m. and church school at 11 e'eleck. Tear Oueit preachers during July will Conrad Schneider, depertsacnt cam- p. at. for Rev. Mr. Richardson at of Mre. Albert Lauber, Jr. Cart will Rev. Rusiell A. Smith |e vicar. aa Or. W. It. MeNutt, Dr. Jeaa ataader af tfce Americaa Legiea. the Neptune church. The senior leave the church at B o'clock. Theatat, Itav. a. Carl Lewia, Bev. At T o'clock gunday eveaiag the choir will accompany him. Prayer The Married Couples class vill BJCUOtOVS SOCIETT Of Walter Scbeepfer aM Rev. FreeJ- atialster will be the principal apeak- meeting it held Wednesdays tt Shold a dinner meet ins; In Fallow- rRIEWSM «Jtna»rt> QUINN'S LAUNDERETTE eriek Pyke. Mies Barbara Fielder Shrewsbury er at a warihip service to be con- p. m. ship hill Thursday. June M. at 7 will be ergtnaft while Mri. Francis ducted by the ghoie Area Couacil o'clock. Rev. Mr. Bauire will be the The Shrewsbury meeting af Re- 114 St. ME 64609 (Opp. A4P) Swtrtt it away an vaeatiea. There at Churcbes la tke Eightk Avcaae BAPTIST speaker. ligious Society of Frlinds (Quak- wiu he te farther choir rehearsal paWliaa, Aabury Park. His tealc ers) meete for worahip st 11 a. tn. Bract) A MtelkMMdi fllsi ttatu fall. Leeairde Trier* will be tummtr campa for the First-day (Rundty) In the meet- SCHEOUU: will be ' I| Maaklad Makinc Pro»- Church school meets Sunday it various groups st the New jersey IvSdJ BjBSjfcf 3a era ' AcUvitlea for the week include reas?" Tkla tervice will bt broad- ing house it Broad it. and Syca- 3:43 t. m. tnd merning worship la Conference center, near Pemberton more tve., preceded at 10 a. m. by 0*N IVHY 0AV-MONOAY THtOUtH SATURDAr a aieaic far BMS club members iM caat aver Static* WJLK, radio dial at 11 e'clack. when the pastor, Rev. The schedule ia as follows: July Id TtJ. RE 64100 gittsta, Saturday; laymen'e retreat John B. Jehmon, will preach on o 21, and July 31 to 31, for Juniors; the First-dty school, Vieitert tre MONOAY-I A. M. «• I f. M. tt fMdle <*heeL High«at*jwa, Sat- Tenth fellewiMp will meet Sun- the theme, "Religious Advantages July 3* to Aug. s, for intermediate welcome. urdijr and Suaday; dally vacation day at T » p. m. la Weatntlnater tnd Privileges." The Intermediate groups, tnd July • te 13, for wo- Bible school at the Bed Baah. benae wider direction ef Wesley and «erilor youth meeting is at T men and girls camp. The church WIOAY-I A. M. H • •. M. Metbaditt church tUrtlng Meaday OlMB. p. m. and the evening church serv- will have representatives at each of at I a. m.; tact house for wives of The Pretbytery of Monmauth will ice at 3 o'clock. The minister will servicemen tt the Presbyterian per- these camps. Those deiiring to as- St. Qeorge*s by the River meet Tuesday at MS a. m. in the briag the meuage on "The Living sist with 17 scholarships, are aiked 1 STOP SliVICi ish haute an Becklett pi. Tuesday Tardville Presbyterian church. Ood" to contact the church secretary. RUMSON (WgtofM* Ave.-af ftwfttwt ft..) betweca I aad 4 a. nt; Statist Want' The Mariners will meet nnt The atudy of Exodus will be con- Daily Vacation Bible school LAUNMY-SHNTTt mNSMD en't letgue meeting Tuesday, 3 a.Thursday at S:M p. «., with Mrs. tinued tt tht praise, prayer and starts at the church Monday at * M., hams ti Mra. Fre« Ceaever ia Elstoa Combs In charge. Bible study Wednesday at I p. m. tn., and will cantinue dally Sttitd*y—8a.m. Holy Communion AND MY CUAtttNO Middletewa township, aad Thura- The Women's Missionary society through, July 5. There will he no day, Jute 31, S p. m., board af TBtlNRV LUTHERAN will meet next Thursday night at dlnns, July «. Rev. Harold Horn- f I tt. Ma Morning Strvir* mid Sermon Chrlatian Education Meeting. Red Bank the church. bergcr, pastor of Holy Trinity Lu- There will be no further Boy Tha summer schedule of servlcci A brass quartet from Bob Jonea theran church, Red Dank, Is serv- Tha Rector will prtach his final Sarrrton until Sept. 9th, Scout meeting! until fall. will be in effect Sunday. Duriag university, Greenville, g. C, will ing aa the school dean this year. Sitadty-tehoel attendinct diplo- July and Amust tha worship serv- conduct the entire service Sunday, There will be classes for all agt 4 p. m. Muuic Fttitol 45 Choritten mas were preteated Suadty to the ice will be held at »:«S t. m. The July I, starting at 11 a. m. Com- groups. The project is sponsored by membert *t tht church, Khool far Matins will be used for the order munion will be observed July I In- the Red Bank Council of Churches, Selections from "Tha Craation" tnd "Elijah" the period Dec, 3, 1M0, ta Apr. SO, of worship. Ai there will be no stead of ths Srit Sunday of the and there ia no fee for enrollment. 13S1, aa followa: David Oeming Sunday school setsions during month. The fourth quarterly conftrenee Soloists—-Lois M, Joice, Soprano) Carle, Stephen aM Douglas Ref- these months, ptrenta sre asked will be held Wedntsday night, Ju- ferteder, tleUnda Jane Rowe, Jean ta aend their children to this •:«& CHURCH OF CHRIST Donald Wildrich, Baritone A. Kettler, Bobby Dull, Robert W. ly II, and all chureh officials will worship which has been adapted make their reporti. Rev. Herbert J. Philip Roy, Tenor Shaw, Edward Matthew Berry, for youth and adult participation. Etton town Sharon, Dalt and Oary Dritcoll, Sunday meeting! are held tt fol- Smith will preside. Virginia) Carringten Thomat, Organist Sandra Lynn Walker, Margaret Rev. Harold Hornberger, pastor, lows: 10 a. m., Bible study hour, Blitabeth Quivey, Linda Lee Berry, will preach on the appointed Scrip- with elatsts for all ages; 11 a. m., Paul Lindiley Thomas, Director Lynn Powers, Richard Diane (Julv- ture leuons for June 34, the fifth public assembly, with singing, and Atltntie Hightandi ey and •'Chuck" Moore, pupils In Sunday after Trinity, Tha senior preaching, prayers snd the observ- Church school meett Sunday at the beginners' department, and choir under direction of Mrs. Horn- snee of Communion. 10 i. m. aM morning worship is Mrs. Elmer VanBchoIck, Mrs. Caro- berger will ilng, "I know that My The church assembles at T p. tn. at 11, with sermon by Rev. Elmer line Shaw aM Mrs. William U Redeemer Liveth," by Bartholo- Sunday for a half hour of practice T. Rehick on "A Gladdening Ood," milt, tetehen, and Mra. Adrian mew Holder, tinging. The'meeting begins at 7:10 ninth in a series on "Our Divine COLLEGE STUDENTS Jonnaon, begiantrt' department tuv The Women's Missionary society p. m., with hymn singing snd tn Shepherd." The Sntl evening ttr- perlnttMtnt. will observe its 30th anniversary open forum discussion of the Bible. viee of the summer wilt be held Reading Slow? Stiuiyinf Inefficient? FEW TD« A MAN CAN DO at a meeting ntat Wednesday at The mid-week serviee is held on at 3 o'clock, when tht patter Bruce Bdlngten, Naney Jane 3 p. m. at the ehureh. A apeelil Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m., tt whleh preaches on the subject. "Three SUMMtft MAMN* SrHO-Uf COUftSIS Robertson, Carol Ann Cuehman, program has been prepared which time an open forum ditcuiiion of Would-be DiMiplis." MOaWINO OB EVEWINO sWaWOMt ME OF Cynthia tJarel Pewen, Robert John will Include i history of tha organ- the Bible li conducted. The last midweek serviee of the mill, Pamela. Barr. Robert David isation to bt glvtn by Mrs. Ada At • • Schtnck aad William Lewia Pills, Wllman. All services are open ts the pub- season will ttke plaet Wtdnttday pupila in the primary department, lie. The church Is located on rt. 35, night. ...than to have his lawyer prepare a cue* Holy Communion will be admin- south of the business district. Stanley, Harold tnd James Stew- Mitt rrtncea C. Din and Mra. istered Sundiy, July I, at tha 1:49 Dtwey Wlllltmi, teachert, and Mra. Arthur Moody of Oceanport |j the art, tons of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley fully planned Will appointing a capable, a. m. servlee, gospel preacher. He will preach on H. Watson, were baptised Sundsy «SS BBOADWAY LONO MUMCal Leonard Earle, primary departmeat The Lutheran toftball team un- superintendent. the subject "Serving Ood with afternoon by the minister at tht experienced executor and trustee to carry; der management of Clyde Lindner What We Have" at the morning church. Long Branch Edward Sehanck, Roland Mar- will play the Fair Haven Mtthodiit service and "The Jewish Prophets out his wishes, shall Iront. Robert Smith, Audrey team thlt evening at *:» •'clock Told of God" tt the evening service. ST. AMDREwiTcPtSCOrAI. Slier aM Ue Moore, intermediate on Lovctt't fltld. Highlands department atembera, and Bloan PRESBYTERIAN LOANED For complete, dependable family protec* Robertson, latarmediata department Holy Communion will ba observ- FIB8T CHURCH Of CHRIST Eitontown ed Sunday at • «. m. by Rtv. Chris- teacher. Rev. David Ung will bring the WUlUm Kepler, William Gilbert SCIENTIST topher H. Snyder, vlear, assisted tion, why not name us executor and trustee. Red Bank meuage at the II a. m. service by William Rauchtr, Jr. aM Al- Sehanck. Nancy Gay Bmlth, Maney Sunday. Many mothers sre avail- Louisa LamberUon, BettyRae Services In First Church tf fred Anderson at servers. Tht Beck. Formaa VanBchoIck, Betty Christ. Scientist, 3M Broad it., are ing themselves of the nursery for vicar will ipetk on "The Fore* Ann Plllli, Marilyn Ryder, Jud- held Sundays at 11 a. jn. and S:M children whleh la conducted during runner." Mutie by Mrs. Ruth Lu- Broadway Loan Co. ianna Edclmann and Thomas Rod- p. m.; Wednesdays at 1:11 p. m. the service in the chtpel. The eve- cst, organist, will include tht off- SECOND NATIONAL ney Wllaon, Jr., Junior department Sunday-school meets at 11 a. m. ning worship service Is held at 7:M ertory anthem, "For All tht Stints," mipila: Miss Beverly franklin and That the true universe, Including o'clock tnd Includes an intormil by Barnby. lit BANK Victor Edelmann, teachers, and man, his a wholly spiritual origin hymn sing. Ruth Merit, daughttr of Mr. and MM, Thomas Wilson, Junior depart- and la governed by spiritual law, Sunday-Kchool meets at 3:45 a. m. Mrs. Frederick Mohr, was baptised ment superintendent. will be brought out In the Lesson- with classes for all ages. The dally hit Sundiy. Mrs. Jesse W. Clark •IG SUMMII CUAItANCI! Sermon read In all Christian Sci- vacation Bible school is In Its first presented the vicar with a hand- Albert W. VanNostrand, Jr., Alice week. Classes begin at 3 a. m. They made and hand-emhroldered sur- DIs, Nancy Killan, Bylvta A ence churches next Sunday. The will continue through Junt It. plice which was dsdlcattd at latt Wertj NOW r' MOtTttAfl M0MIY MlA»OVAITlftt Schanch, Janet U Williams, Mar- subject la "Is the Universe, Includ- Transportation to and from the Sunday'! ttrvlce. tha Jane Birr, Georgia Mae Slier, ing Mm, Evclved by Atomic school can ht obtained by telephon- Welsh Folding Strollers 8.95 §.95 OPEN rBIDAT IVCS. •)!• ta SlSS Louise E. Johmoa and Louisa Lam- force?" bertaon, senior department atu- The Golden Text la from Revela- ing Rev. Mr. Ling. BAPTIST dento; A. W. VanMoatrand. 8r., Mra. tion: "We givt the* thanks, O Lord The young people meet Sundiy! New Monmouth lOnly! Whitney Folding Csrrisge 47.SO JQ.00 Alfred C. Beck and Mrs. Charlea God Almighty, which art, and wast, at 3:30 p. m. In the chapel and The Bible school will meet at 3:43 Moore, senior department teachera. and art to come; because theu hast Wednesday* at 7:30 p. m. i. m., with clatict for all agee. Bible study will be held Tuesday At the morning service at 10:30 lOnly! Whitney Folding Carrisge 32.30 JtJ.50 Rev. Mr. Powers, Stuart A. Ed- taken to thee thy great power, and tt the home of Mr. tnd Mrs, Rty Ington, Ray Hacermtn, Alfred C. Hhat reigned." (11:17). Rev. William E. Bttgrove will tptak Beck, Thomas R. Wilson, mncia Selections read from the Bible Tupper on Grant tve. on "Strengthened by the Spirit." 3Pe. Lawn Set 2!« 2&fTtM# 16.95 ||.93 Tbt oily t btnpoo fiimfiMl X. Swarts, Jr., WalUr White and (King James Version) Include the Tht Oleanera will hold their an- At the evening service at 7:48 Sidney r. Dull, members of tho following versa from Itlah: "for nual luncheon July 11. Reservations the pastor will use at hit topic, Choke of Colon Men's fellowship, and O. Truman thus tilth tha Lord that created ean be made by telephoning Mn. "Thlngt That Accompany Salva- Reevee, fellowship teacher. the heivem: Ood himself that Andrtw O. Becker. tion." Fibre Rugs, 9x12 19.93 ||.9S •of to dill, let It dry yotr hilrl The annutl church and Sunday- Prayer meeting aM Bible study Mra. Walter White, Mra. Alfred formed the earth, tnd mtdt It; he school get-together will be held C. Beck, Mrs. William O. Scbanch, hath eitabliihed It. he created It meete at tht chureh at 7:30 p. m. 2 Only! Thompson High OiBir, 19.93 ||.95 Mrs. Chariot Bchaack, Mra, Francia not In vain, ht formed It to be In- July 33. Wednesday. S. Swarts, Mrs. Truman White, habited: I am the Lord; tnd thtre The Young People'! Christian as- CHRISTIAN REPOBMED sociation will meet at tht church 2 Only! Thompson High Chairs 14.95 |Q.93 Miss Ella Conover aad Mitt Doro- la nont else." <4S:18). Grand Avi., Asbury Park thy Brown, members of the adult Correlative ..passage* ..from ..thi Thursday evening at 7:30. department, and Mrs. A. H. Sutphln Christian Science textbook, "Seitnci Servlcn for thlt church, sponsors Vacation Bible school will con- Congowall, running font .54 tnd lliaa Kithtr Bower, adult de- and Health with Key to tha Scrip- of tht Back to Ood Hour, are held tinue through next week, with dally h aartment teachers. at 3:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. John meeting! from 3 to 11:30 a. m. Thia tures" by Mary Baker Kddy. Dis- coverer and Pounder of Christian VanEns of Calvin seminary. Grand It for all children over four yean Chaise Lounge (finger-tip control) 42.30 ||.3O Rapids. Mich., will bring the mes- of tge. ST. AMTHONVS CATHOLIO Science, Include the following: "Ood creattt and governs tha unl- sage. At the morning service, he 3 Pe. Rock Maple Sofa Bed Set 169.00 |ft|.00 Red Bank vent, Including mm." (p. 333:8), will continue the series on "Prty- REFORMED Sunday muses are celebrated at "Infinite Mind creates and governs er" with "Our Father Who Art In Colt's Neck T, I, t, 10, 11 and 13 o'clock. Bap- alt, from the mental molecule to Htavtn." At the afternoon vesper F. Howard Lloyd of Matawaa 3 Pe. Rock Maple Living Room Set 149.00 ff.OO tisms are Sundaya at 1 p. m. Con- infinity." (p. 307). ht will ipeik on tht thtmt, "Tht will occupy the pulpit Sunday at LOTION SHAMPOO ftaflons Saturday from d:W to S Word of Ood." the 11 o'clock morning aervice. The p. m. and 7:10 to I p. m. The BAPTIST The Blblt clan meets Wednes- choir will sing under direction of Miraculous Medal novsna it held Middlttown days at 3 ft. m. The atudy of "How Miss Elisabeth Matthews, organist. KOCH FURNITURE Mondays at 7:30 p. m. The perpet- Rtv. John E. Bites will prtach to Study tht Bible" will continue. Sunday tchool will meet at 3:43 a. ual novens. to St. Anthony It held Sunday at the 11 a. m. service on Tha denominational radio pro- m, Irving Gemmell It school super- 204 MAIN ST. Ki 4-00)1 KEANSIURO Tuesdays at 7:80 p. n. "Our Heritage of Spiritual Free- gram—The Back tn God Hour— intendent and Harold Gunther OPEN FRIDAY EVBNINft TILL • P. M. It'll fabulous new Mud of dom." Sunday-tchool mtttt at 3:45 with Rev. Ptttr Elderveld preach- heads the primary department. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC a. m. In tht chtpel undtr letder- ing can be heard each Sunday-over shampoo! Not a soap, not a crtme, thlp of Woodtow Franett. WMOM, New York city, at 111. tn, Red Bank ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL /I not a liquid-but« gentle Tht Woman't department will The Eastern Home Minions Sunday misses are at «, T, I, t, hold its last meeting of the niton board hat appointed John B. De- Rumaon f lotion ihampoo that toothM 10, 11 and U o'clock, There alio next Tuesday nt 3 p. re. at the Vrltt, Eatontown; David Noeielaar, Servicei will be held Sundiy at will be 9 and 10 o'clock mtsiet home of Mri. Alvllda Bremyer. Ocean Orove, and Oerard VanHal- St. m. and at 11 a. m. There will arrf smooths your htir.Littvte It In Rad Bank Cttholie high school The innuil country frolic spon aema. Point Pleasant, as directors be no church school. Sunday at 4 NEW HOUSE FOR SALE auditorium, Sunday-school for bright u funahina, aoit aa • sored by tht preservation fund will of this work. During the course of p. m. the annual choir festival will children attending public school la be held Friday evening, July 30, at the summer, Mr. VanEns expects to 180 PROSPECT AVE. RED BANK held after the « o'clock mass. The be held In the church, featuring cloud, iparkliii|cl«in...and tht Old Wsgon farm on hwy. 33. eall on all former membtrt of the selections from Haydn's "Creation" confraternity clui for public high Chrlitltn Reformed church.In this We art proud to offer tomt discriminating purchaser a luxurknai taty to ean (or likt naturally school pupils I* held Tuesdays at BMBVBr'METHODIST and Mendelssohn's "Elljth." nnch homi. Located on a truly beautiful htlf-tcre tract on 7:10 p. m, / area and nil Individuals who havt Tomorrow night, starting at 8:30 Tower Hill, tht matt excluiivi residential sections of Red Btnk. / curly hsir. Want lUaighrtt Little Silver writttn In to tht Back to Ood Hour. Baptisms are at 1 p. m. Sundays At thi 3:45 t. m. worship ttrvlct, •'dock, the Junior vestry of the Thlt home Includet over 1(00 aquart fttt (do feet long) of ipi- if raiitwattr remltt even ia. in the sacristy. Rtv. Jamil W. MarthalI will OOODWILL METHODIST church tchool wilt hold a semi- clous living; IMoot living room with fireplace, and one entire Weed-day masses art at T and formal dance in Ralph hall for the wall of glatt facing a apacioui flagstone ttrrtct. Complttt O.E. V - , priach on tht thtmt, "X Will Bt Rumton bardaat water. Ruuta out OMlly, S o'clock. At The Dew . . ." At thtt servlci tenn-age group. kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, luxurious electric stove tnd At tha 7:30 p. m. worship service, exhaust fan. tht offlcert of thi Woman't Socltty Rtv. Jamtt W. Mtrshtll will preach CHRIST EPISCOPAL completely; no titef rlMtneeeJei, •atMANVuTBAPTIST of Christian Service will bt In-on tht topic, "I Will Bt At The Middlttown Laundry room with wishing mtehlnt, tubi and closets. Try it for your ntxt ahampoe. . (A regular Baptist fellowship) stalled by the ptttor. Dew Atlantic Highlands The fourth quarterly conference The fourth qutrterly conference Holy Communion will bt cele- Dry, Anithed ctllar (game room), oil htat. Meeting place; Ocean View Com- will bt held Tueiday with Dr. Her- will be held Tu#«dsy with Dr. Her- brated Sundiy at 8:30 t. m. Morn- All-purpose room (tteond living room) with brick, woodburning munity chipel, Leonardo, dtnt, presiding. This moating will bert J. Smith, district superinten- Ing prtyer will be read at 11 fireplace. WMIeWWllEj Ml JF9MT Miff tMHMTW Rev. Howard M. Ervln will bert J. Smith, district tuptrlnttn- dent, presiding. This meeting will o'clock and the rector, Rev. A. M. preach Sunday at the 11 a. ta. and begin with a covered dlah supptr be held at the church hall in Little Vtn Dyke, will pretch on "Filth." Vk truly epacioui rooms, three "family site" bedrooms with twt S p. m. icrvlcai. church tchool which will bt ttrvtd at d:30 p. m. Silver and will begin at 6:30 p. m. Tht Vtcation Biblt tchool, ipon- ctramlc tilt btths and glatt-ln showers. Lights In all closttt. meats at 10 a, m, and youth fellow- Reporti by pretldentl of all organi- with a cavertd dish supptr, sortd by thi ehurchtt of tht vil- Still time to deeorttt interior to purchattr't tttte. ship at 7'p. m. Mld-we«k prayer sations will be glvtn at that time lage, will continue its session! each Fivt minuttt to buiiaen Motion, achooli and busts. LIGGETT Rexau DRUGS services art held Wedntsday nlf hts. ST. MARRITEPISCOPAL morning through Friday, Junt 33, Dally Vacation Bibls school be- CHAPEL Of HOLY COMMVNHMl Keansburg in Leeds hall. PRICE 928,300 gan Monday. The doting exercise* Fair Havtn Church achool meets Sundiy it METHODIST will be held Friday, June », at S The service of morning prayer ttSO a. m, The morning priyer !> OPEN FOR INSPECTION NOTICE, Caray, Vlea Commedort, Sumiaa, p. m. will be held Sunday nt 11 o'clock, at It o'clock, with sermon by the Ftlr Haven Tike notice thai Shrewsbury alter when Rev. Chriitophtr H. Bnyder, Rtv, Willitm B. Magsam will Vieht Club, Inc. has lulled te the ItsU i, tear Comtaoiora, Fair Ma. The annual church and Sunday- vicar, Rev. Russell A, Smith. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, fram I ft I p. m. Dlraetor of the Division of Aleoholla school picnic will bt held Saturday, vicar will spttk on "Tht Vlrtut of frtach Sunday at tht 11 a. m. nrv. Beverage Control of N.wark for a Club tt T. Payton, Tr.aiurar, lit Minor July 7, at Rooatvtlt park. a Saintly Man," Tht organ num- BAVSHORE COMMUNITT Ice on thi theme, "Piter's Upward SATURDAY, JUNE 23, from « a. m. te I f. m. llcansa fat urcmlm iltuitcd U tit »l»er Drlva. had flank, N. J btra by Mrs. Amanda Tall will ba: But Kttntburg Steps to a New Life." Music will road, Fair Haven, N. i, W. r. Wkltlotk, Baorattrir, Filr Martn, ST. JAMES MBMOBJAL Prelude, "Morning Bong," by Kern 1 Objaetioni, tt anr, iiould be aide "ralth's Ultimatum" will be the include the prelude, "Chanson,' SUNDAY, JUNE 24, from 2 to1:3 0 p. m. Immediately In wrltlnsr to Blatt Dlnetor Beard ef Oeveraerc EPISCOPAL and postlude, "Allegro," by Stultt, title of Rev, John P. Buler's ser- Wordmin; offertory, "Jtcob's Lad- of thu Dlvl«lon of Alcoholic Brvcrasa r, C. QLA8IER, Bpringfl.ld, N. 1. Eatontown v and offertory anthem, "Behold the mon for the Sunday mornhig II der," Wilson, and the anthem, "Un- Control, 101(1 llrond street, Newark, N. 1. Uuituva Paton, Roaclli, Park, N, J, Days Come," Mrs, Till, organiet (I, i, lVrr.t, Pair Haven, N. 1. flundty morning prayer li it U o'clock nervine.'. The choir will be to the HUH," Walter. Church school JOSIPH A. VMDUNI CO. (Signed) I, Joiaph Behorar, Woodland brlva, rat' o'clock, with Robert Blmro, lem- will accompany Mary Beaberg, vio- hlird In inthems. Church Hchool meM* at 9:45 a. m. SHRKWSBiniY RIVER YACHT CLUB. Havan, N. J. Inirlin, delivering the sermon. lin virtuoso, who will play "Aeidin meets it 10 a. m, The senior choir will reheirie OMcsrs. John 0, Harbar, ISA Proipatt Avafiua, to Rellgloso," by Thome, and "Lai Pine Si., River Plasa Phone RE 644434 Llttla Silver, N, J. There will be no church school A Kpeclal roquent player service Thursday at 7:.10 p. m. W. K Mun.on, Commuilori, Rumioli, limit aiivnr, ii> Hi . . go," by VcractnL . will bt held Wednesday night. Robert M. Rooks, Rid Bunk, K, J. IT II during the lUtnmtr, WCT> fAUK item turn M*tLUiy §twfe»t§ Enjoy burn Party DoRoot

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pictured akeva la a gr««p af etu- thepreg. _r aapeap n aa page ee»- •rickaaa, U*B Rrrtlcy, Juay Oala, aeata af the MacUry Peace ttu- M, Beetle* tae aff tadey'td t lame. BIHy MeQaaay. Jaaaae die, IT White *», an>ayiag a lawn la tha picture ara Ut r»w—left Llaea Bharharat, Jaaa Baglart. party Satarday at MaatMuth Tar- It rlgftt, Pag Taakeroiey. Pat Tea-•N raw-laft U rlffM, Valeria R«h> kerttey, Dtaaa Bayee, Carat Oerd- race, little SHvar, the fceeae af Da- lag, Tarry Uieieae, teraa Sehlaeal, •ajaaa. Bllaabath Rabhiaa, Patricia rM M. Watt, which waa attended Jeyw Nawihunt. art nw-left RiMaailU, lartra aacha, Maacy by MS aanaae. The aregraai af ta rlfht, .Wendy pacha, Barhara Bataw Rayal, Caral VI* tiagiag, daactag art dtataatlea Umalaga. Phylla VHeW. Bette tcill, Uaaa McUwfhlia. vat ataged oa the tennla eourt of Taicher. Barbara Murray, Marie Bergla la at tha Mike, tth the property. Tha fall etary, to- Reeun, Barhara Celaacth Utt ta Mat, Urniaa Riaiiri, gether with thaae taWagparttn Uwdea. lUWrt Beatty, Ua bthtaala art

Mambara at lay laaiit traa» U af thto aU«a waa thlr4 ariaa la On H#r ¥*f Vp Meatban af tha ahiirchai *f tha Rrat al4 caaUat haM by Mw MMdtotawa vfflage tra invited ta •eavta af MonnuMth cavacll U»t •tUM M ta(atM«l eawee hour w»tk at rart Maa«a«th. Thalr Ihiaday at 1I:1» o'clock ta haaat •rlM waa a Mmka bite kit. fartltl- Rev. an* Mn. DsaaM MaeJtelll •atta* wara faUr art Taay Daut, and thttr feeatty. Tht avaat wilt be ioka AMr«i, Oarrct Than art baM at tha raetary af GhrM Epie. rater Vraalart. copal church, Rev. Ut. MaeNeill tttnaay, WIIIUM Oare. aaa af It patter al tha Reformed alwrah, Mr. aa« Mn. ftabart Oare, waa eadwKh hH wife art family will baatlt* at at. Mary*i CathaNc teaa leavt far Arabia, whan h« chweh, Maw MaMMUth. Mr. aaa will Mrva M a wleelaaary. Mn. E4war« ttafen w«re ••«•- ENTIRE STOCK MM Aaa Rlfcer wat graduated lfiea Najtcy Mtwaiaa af Wart- from tha Braarley Mhaal, aaa la irt, CMM, taeat Mtaaay with OF •aw heaw (or tha xiamcr with Cr>. R«th awackhamnar. her naraata. Bain What, a Mutant Mr. ana" Mra, rra< Nawatan »t at St. PauTt echael, returned aeaw Wutaort, Cm, art vialtlag Mr. art Mra. Frank A. Hayta of R«4 Men. Hill r* Jtthtnk Hayee af Watt- Mlaa Barbara Watt a ttrteat aert win apena tha auawicr with at Haai eellege la Hollart. Mich., hit (randmathcr. arrlvaa homa laat waak far har Mra. Ruth Va«4evllla af New Tark elty »t*nt Uturiiy hart vis- T. J. KlnkaaJ hi taaatliit • »a- iting trltrt*. catlaa at Uka Reakaakaau, I* I. M«mhtri of tht MMdlatawn Mr. »«4 lira, Marry MalUaacr, Townihla auiilltry of Rlvorvttw who htva rceaatly t«turM4 tram hetslUI haM a ptenla luncheon Maine, arc aow la Ntw Haaia- maatlag MantJay at tha anauMer ahlra on vaeatlaa. ham af Mra. John T. Lawley, Mr. Tht above U a »l«tnn af Mitt FLOOR SAMPLES MMMtty at Mtnaaa,HM> A ihort butlaem Cllea LahtMMi. 14-ycar-eli daugh- ary Mbaal aava aa tafaratal «at»t- •Mttlag waa la charge at tht aratl- ter af Bral M. art Bllea Uhtaaea Uiaataat at tha attaint aiiareliat •ent, Mn. K. R. Wallbachtr. Thare af Ihrewthury, "he taak a area* latt VrMty. rtnawtag »»• war- wan M atambara •reeent. laaat #art ta tha Mereleee af tha eliat a MrtMay atrty waa haM Mr. art Mr*. Clart<» frllt et MaeLevy ttu4lo atrtaats* lawt far Mar ilaaott, wba waa Hw MaaitrC Maw, have beta rltitlng tatty aatuNay atteraaaa.. Room - Living Room • Dining Room • Occttional yaara M« FrMcr. Mn. mia* panati, Mr. aa« Mn. Mlaa UhtMtt, whe was grrta* Mn. MIKaa A. VNCUMI aa4 har MaKky R, JaUWa. atrt fraat the flhrawaaurygraaima r aau left yaatartoy far lariafflaM, Nhatl thla year and win eater Res Ma., ta *Mt Mn. VnalaM'f . *Bi|M •»! af It ttitn CMM«H T*i Bank high eehool thla rail, has imthar. RitMtr ClawltH Aa»"-A«*trt|M| been in thla country thret yean an* la perfecting heratlf in a career of voice art dramatics whkb OFF aha began la rtalart. ^ Everett REGULAR Dinner guttte laat turtiy af Mr. art Mn, J. Daniel Tuller wan Mr. To Keep Defense Production High.. art MM, TT*A Vanatrvtater PRICES! New Tork. Mr. Varternattr to a eommentatar an raeie Matlaa WOR. Mn. T. Mills art daughter Nan- cy of St. Louie, Mo., vlilted Mr. and Mn. Tuller Monday. WE JOIN THE FIGHT Mr. and Mra. Oeorgt Could and WHITNEY! KLING! CRAWFORD! children Fay and Mas aaent a few day* laat week at Atlantic City. Mn. rrancla J. Laubmeltter entertained mothen art menben *t tht Runuon Brownie trooa no. 71 at her home on Watt Front at. as* .. AND MANY OTHER FAMOUS MAKES Monday. Mn. Bdward Vatfcka, tha leader, attended and athtn atttad- AGAINST Ing wtra Mra. CilUon Tompaon, Mn. Jdaaph Plattentlal, Mn. A. a Relnhart, Mn. William Halloran. Mn. Uwrenee Cook, Mn. Jttetk COMPARE THESE PRICES! Wllllama, Mn. Marlon Krotue. Mrs. Rolart Onenway and Mn. Anton Hoyt Thlrty^aven menbtn af tht troop attended with their mothen, Regular Sale P. r. O. Paul Raynaa and Private Price Price INFLATION! WIIIUm Harvey of fort Kancoek tatnt Sunday with Mr. aad Mrs, Andrew Raynea. "Crawford" Solid Maple 3 Piece Bedroom Mr. and Mn. T. 0. Tuah attended Dresser, Mirror, Chest and Full Sise Bed...... tka confirmation al their niece, 182* Barbara Diieayc, daughter 1 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Dtleiye of Red •Wing" Solid Maple 4 Piece Bedroom. Day after day, we ice keaidllnea Why important? Because when Bank, at St. Anthony1* church Sun- day. Mra. Tuah waa eponeor for her Double Dresser, Double Mirror, Chest on nleea. After tht eonflrmntlon tht Chest, FuU Sise Bed and Night Stand. warning ut of the danger* of In* a butinest borrow money that family mtt at the homo of Mr. and HMO 287*^ Mn. Otltiye for % dlnr.tr. A flalion. We read what the Gov isn't nted to inerette the produc* attending wan Mr. aad Mn. Wil- liam Ddaaye. eminent it doing and what each lion of essential things to buy- Mra. Francis Laubmetater and daughter Evelyn art leaving today Individual must do to keep prieei two thingt happen. for tht drl Scout camp Chleka- gaml, Bear Mountain, 14. T. Mn ••Whitney" Double Mirror. M from going higher. Lnubmelater he* accepted a pi More money it made available to tlon there at eounaelar for men waeka. Mr. and Mn. Frank Kelly at ••Whitney" Chest « No doubl you have wondered bid for good*—and, unless there Crawford rd. gave a graduation 103* luncheon party Sunday in honor of what business is doing to combat it an increase of goodt to buy, their ion, Francla Joaeph Kelly, ••Whitney" FuU Sise Bed 74tN who graduated from Red Bank thit threatening situation. That It why thit pnthet prices up. Uu money is Catholic high school. Oueita attending wen Rev. Raymond Orlflln of available to expand defense plants and to Bradevelt; Mr. and Mra. Pater -Whitney" Night Stand 3100 30^ we are reporting to you specifically what Hoffman art children, Mr. and Mn. increase production of essential goodt. Joteph Mandraa and daughter, Mr. this bank and many other lending institu* and Mn. Thomaa Kelly, Mn. Bd- ward Oarvay and family aad Allen "Whitney" Drop Leaf Extension fable—.. I3MQ \\\^ tiont have been doing. So, for thit reason, we have agreed to dis- White of Everett; MM. Bvtrttt Qrleaa and ton at Long Branea courage loans not aiding the defense pro* Mr. art Mra. Charles Kelly art In recognition of our depositors and of daughter af Colt's Neck; Mr. i "Whitney" Hitchcock Arm Chair. . 44J0 35*^ gram or not increasing—or at least main* Mra. Johji Kelly of Union Beach: the economy at a whole, thit bank, at the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Saucklt art taining business operations. family of Union Beach and Mini Marian Rellly art Jeeeph Rtllly "Whitney" Hitchcock Side Chair. 9iB0 27*^ suggestion of the Federal Reserve Board, The purpose of thit voluntary program It Oakhunt. it doing Its part to help reduce the kind frankly to tliminate or reduce inflationary Marlboro Mrs, Mabtl Lowerre tnttrlained 127* of credit which leadt to Inflation and Ugh* ioeiM. Surtay har brother art slsttr-ln- Itw, UT. art Mn. George Orurt af er prices. We have joined in a program Staten Ialart, and Marry Orun Thit, of course, will restrict our freedom art aon, Harry, Jr., of Brans, N. of voluntary credit restraint—the mott Y. Other vlaiton wen Mn. Edith of action in many cases. However, we Emmons and daughter Jean Ann of important effort in the overall battle Engllahtown. gladly accept thit restriction in the interest Mr. and Mm Jamta Packwood art children enjoyed a picnic Fa- against Inflation. of the nation and ask your co-operation. ther*' day at Ocean county nark; Mr. and Mrs. Rlohard Lrrtagtton sf Ntw Brunswick ware Saturday gueata af tha Paakwtods. Mra. Arch Apgar art children an spending a wttk with her mother, Mn. Oeorge Sauls, and sister, Mitt Ethel Baarla, of Fort Ut. Mr. art Mn. Otrald Smith art children, Marjorla art Donald, went on a ilght-aeeing trip Satur- day in a Ventura plane which recently returned from Tangier*. They boarded the plane at Newerl airport and flew over Long Iiland and ever a part of New Jertty a far ss Mtddlattwa. IE!) BEAUTEB, JIT|fE SI, |Mt Salvation Army Open* Family S«nrice Store of th* afeyiwrt *f- JUST ONNBI •ee of the Prudeatial lasuraaee heatare* Thursday' a eiaaer at Willowbrook With PITTS GIFT MART iaa, Pair Mavea. Mlaa Ruth Dolaoa had aeeapUte* ave rear* with the • FORD BRIQUETS eoaspaay astd WilUaaa Hey] 11 At- • CVIAMICS • MCUMNB teaaiag tha diaaer were Mr. aaa • CRUX CHARCOAL Mr*. CeracUv* Brittaa «f New Men- • MASTIC NOVfLTW aemtta, Mr. aa4 Mrs. Lecaard Maa- aoas af Laareae* Harhar, Mr. ana Mra. Alvus CUrk, Mr. aa4 Mr*. M. LAWES COAL COMMIY Pcrrla Cooa, Mr. aa4 Mra. WilUaaa SYCAMOftf AVI. SHKEWSIUKY. H. J. Reawiek aaa Mr. aaa Mra. Paul A. RE A-I2S0 — PHONES — RE 4-1010 Eft-aa af MaUwaa; Mr. aaa Mrs. lUmammUy Priewd Cketfc Alhrecat ef Port Moaauuth eat Mr. aa4 Mra. Jeha Bchick aa4 BOX 117, BED BANK Mr*. WUMaaa Hcyl af Keypert. IS, H Nik NOT* #>f Mr. aaa Mra. Al Aad*r*o* and YOUR LOCAL BONED TMVEL WOT daughter Barbara of Carteret wore th* week-end gueata »f air. ana FOR Mra. Frank Tatiriae. WaHe) Wide . Airline - Steamship . Hattl . Raesrfc * Mra. Jaate* Wallace af the Broaa W. T., waa the week-cad g«w** tt itaSI T.un . lut Tourt . Cruitet — i* ffca Mr. aa4 Mra. Paul A. Bgaa. Mr. u* Mr*. Paul A. Etaa ca- t*rtaia*4 auaaay at a buffet luach O DONNILL Ti A VIL ACINCY la honor *f their aoa Paul, who II IROAD ST. RE t-SOM RIO IAMT graduated at aooa (roaa Red Bank BunocT mx AVAII Atii.i; Catholic high acheoU Their 'cueata were Mr. aad Mr*. WUfre4 Mc- Thers i* Xf.VRK a rharge for atir eerrioa. Laughlia and children Aaa, Helea, Retort aaa Jaaa, aad Jena Roche, all af Yanher*. N. V.; Mr*. Jamea Wallace, Iran, N. T.; Mias Joan Haely, Rumeoa; Mr. ana Mra. M. Harold Kelly aa4 children Mar- maid... if'f «/M«>« a delight to have dinner rt geret, Maureea iM Kathleea of Jatr.it; Mr. aad Mr*. Clareae* WHETHER ir'a maiW'a night out ... or mm Efan and aaa Kenneth, Laurence Harbor; Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Rgaa, C«ft. 6. NtwtM Ckmrtt (Mr) mi M«j. ftttf Hulikan at family tarvic* tfara which the Mra. John Sutllfr, Mr*. Henry Egaa aad Mr*. Joseph Aheara of tit Army t^tm taaiay •* 77 Majwaa^fc it. RtnntiiricntaJ furniture, man'i, waman'i anej Keyport; Mr. aad Mr,. Philip Egan, MI cMtimf mi ihoat, Wiex-We* wl bt »>M. Tha itara hat a twa-folai *>yr*)aia—•» rait* THE HOTEL RUMSON Mra. Anna M. O Neili and Mlaa Pa- nda Egan ef Matawaa, mi •• place artialn wirhjn *IM m§mt tt fapla wifh limit**) rataurcai. J. Raymood Ketchel la spending a vacation at hi* home .a Edge We have • cool location 2 blocks from tht mere dr. Th* Bible achool commenced It* Ruth Collins of Port Monmouth, BOth anniveraary Monday murnlng and Mr*. Curtis Clayton and son Mar th* Rumten-Sea Bright Bridge. Jamea Lyl* has been removed at » o'clock. The Bible achool la Mra. Leland Richmond la spend- Ronald of Freehold. fro* Moamotrth Memorial hospital made up of three churchea, and the group* are divided by agea, ing twe weeke at Camp Child, Ruz- The W.S.CS. nf the MethodUt to hla home, where he will con- aard'a Bay, Ma**., at the American church met last week at thn church IHNNKH SKKMO HtOM 6 to 9i30 valesce for the nrat month. kindergarten in the Methodiat church, advanced In the Preeby- National Red Croat umall craft annex ani elected officers. The Mi*s Bather Blau left Saturday terlan and intermediate tn the achool. slate Is the same a* lust year. BKKAKl-'AST I'RIIM 8 to lliOO for Florida, where she will vlait Baptiat church. Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Scheidlng A plastic demonstration has been her brothere and their famillas. »« children of Pittaburgh, Ha., planned for July. Plans were also MODKUATK PIIICRS Mr*. Allen Morrison, former pres- Mr*. Joseph Bohihara ha* rear* visiting Mr. «nd Mra. Robert discussed for the annual hntitr In turned to hpr hnmn In N«w Tork Murphy and family. ident ef the Womt-n* elub, ia city after apending the week-end be held in the fall. • Hht of Snfc aurgleal patient at Monmouth Me- aa the gueat of Mr. and Mra. Wil- Mra. Louis* Consen of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman and •aortal hoapiUI. L. 1, and Paul Consen of this children are spending this week liam Tierney. place, have moved into their new * Untiled Lolmttr Mi*a Jeaa Hudyma la (pending The Young Woman'* circle of with Mr. nnd Mrs. Dirk Hofman, the aummer with her parents, Mr. home on Main at. 8r., of Lakewood. and Mra. Andrew Hudyma, at Le- the Pirat F'reabyterian churcch held Mis* Lots Compton and six of • Lnhnter Thermidor lta annual picnic at the home of her colleg* friend* from State Jay Htout of East rd. is spending •a* IMoa oata** ler eee P*M* a*Me*> bonon, Pa. Mn and Mn. John McMahon on a ten-day furiough with his par- Mil* Helen* Ooldateln, daughter Teachira collage, Trenton, are * Broiled Chicken MM • MMk *« MM aaaae *•*»**» en, Aberdeen rd. An outdoor eupper spending th* week at Point Pleas- ents. He Is stationed at the Wall #M *•*•• aeswa*. fay M aateaaSaa (so of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Goldstein of waa nerved. Chamberlain Air base, Minneapo- Prospect Point Oardene, celebrated ant. * Englinh Mixed Grill her aiith birthday at a party at Mr. and Mn. Mathia* Bchotte, Mr. Eileen White, daughter of Mr. lis. Minn. Trinity Epiaeopal church Wednea- and Mrs, Charlea Zumbano and Mr. and Mr*. Albert White celebrated Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kaliher of * Steaks, etc. day. The fueeti were Ann Marie and Mrs. Oeorge Loicoe have re- her seventh birthday Monday with Brooklyn spent the week-end with Flelahman, Patricia Pint, Elaine turned to their home* after attend- a party. Attending Were Mrs. Jay Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vivian. Papy, Ellen Oentry, Ellen Chaae, ing the graduation exerciaea of their Whit* and children, Thomas and Mrs. Herbert Turner attended Janet Oentry, Bonnie Schaufele, niece, Maureen Carroll, daughter Clifford; Mrs. Edgar Olecn and the F/rartimtinn of hep sister, Miss I OPEN EVERY EVENING I Patricia Clegfreld, Vivian Chocha of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll of children Jacqueline, Ellen and Elisabeth Quinl.in, last Thursday Jane Carothera, Barbara Waffen Jcraey City. Chrlatine; Mra. David Thompson from Teachers colleRc, Newark. teld, Buaan Vai Volkenburg, Janice Mr. and Mr*. George Hunter, t and children Karen and David; Miss tjuinlan also celebrated her •ml M « • «*•*« at *» Kstasr fttarlO* CIA. lea* tahn, France* Adier, Arnold Oold- Spring at., are the parents of twin* 21st birthday that day. Visit our cocktail lounge and enjoy its cordial atmot- —a boy and girl—born Friday, Mra. Walter Thompson and daugh- ateln, Donald Berkman, David Via- ter Nancy, Mr*. Marion Jahnea and P.F.C. Frank Wilson l« on fur- Ma, John Melna, Richard Oentry, June is, at Monmouth Memorial phere for cool, refreshing home liiod drinks. hoapltal. children Susan and William; Carol lough here with his parents, Mr. Jamea Melna, frank ftchaufele, Al- Kirwaa, Lynn* Richmond, Judith and Mrs. Wilmer Wilson of Main lan Chocha and Harry Carothera, Member* of the Presbyterian Werner, Jean and John Rasimo- st, He was graduated from Vale 10 WATERMAN AVE. TEL RUMSON all of thla place. Women's association of Matawaa wlea, Mr*. Elmer Maxson and held a covered dUh luncheon meet- Technical Institute, Blalrsvllle, Pa., RUMSON 1-0411 Mr. and Mra. Joseph Conover Ing a>t the home of Mrs. Kenneth daughter Nancy, Mr*. Pearl White, where h« was an sir cadet. He will and ehlldren of California are visit- Barker ot Wegtflcld Thuraday with Mrs, Palmer Bennett and eon Pal- return to a bas* in California Mto»«#«»*«.t••••••!ttj •tTAtl*»taira«',••««

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in nltnrhetl In i$ attached to euth pound of each carton of ASCO, WINCREST ROYAL CROWN or IDEAL COFFEE COLA 1ED BASK 1BOHTE1, SI, 1951 Smock Appoints Playground Heads BATONTOWN-When »h« pUy- round op»m hi>r« Monday, Ptter Piomintki. Jr., nf Red B»nk, iit »rtfjuit» nf Bail Carolin* 'j* »t Grwnvillt, N. C, will b« » dir*rt»r.

preatest variety favorite cheeses from near end Me- ff/|acHM On* Full f«•* afar!—Whether you like it mild, testy er tongy — Acme has it! » Serve cheese for economical, Heinz Pickles 23< eosy-to-prepere Summer meals! Spaghetti MAMCO-AMUICAM i~ 12« Velveeta'^ 29 Swiss Cheese El* *69c MI 525C AppUSouctC 'tr 14c Mild Cheese "" .57c M MM fe Butter Mocarooits EX 30c Apricots tSSL * •*«. — Bleu Cheese 59c ALUMINUM Hi-Ho Crocktrs "ST* 34c Peaches 'ZSSSSUL ttT- 33c Sharp Cheddar *65c refer R. rromlnskl, it, l ^->N SCREENS Soltino Crackers TZ+2U Pineopplt •" ***»*. m 28c Muenster Cheese • 55c Councilman tyon B Smock, !r. (er nnounced the appointment thin Fig Ntwtons""""J*.. -* 22c Prtttrves T2£ 'ST 31c American £Z •• 57c mtk. He also nafri thnt Misx l«annr Millrr. rtaufhtfr nf Mr. nn'l mum ktro. .1 Ely Miller of 2.V1 South Pknk Cokt nm. *. 29c AII-SwNt Oleo £? •«. Ml< it.. »«< Robert Werner, non «f Mr ' 70> ind Mr«. H. E. Wermr nf M Tln- MM turn •• it /TC nn ave., will m.t him. CRESCENT" RED CHEEK * WM4 Cfton, M CM«M d It r with rKcrpdtioiwI work, Promin'kl mnj'ir'il in phyniral e<\- NM UIM ucatirm »t East f'arolinn. List Salted Peanuts APPLE JUICE <* C i it iifnmer he wae with tlie Y.M.C.A. t th« Rutimun playgrounfl. A irrû!- •w ^w MOM •»% •» Richlond Butter ^ i:it« of Red Tlunk hlKh in 1941. HIMTWdlMT a i« wan « member of that MCIWKII'H HUB m lnstaiitCoW T?,,'1.29 Itech-Niif Cereal ^ 15c I Louella Butter *JST 79c 'hamT)innAhlp fnnihall te^tn. After Httmua e In the Navy, h<> Httended fAI Monmouth Junior college and then Marola 41c US 80c Evap Milk — 2227c J 'OB fi. footlinll ?rhril,ir»hlp to th*1 r '!ai'ollr% collrte. WIUIP thrre he wm -....43c co-captAin ftf the. footh«l! Prune Juke *m.»*2k j earn, a. member of the educational si • ffgMa^PAUM ^gfaaal fmterrlty l*hl S)»m» PI, the Va'»- Rtddi-WipcM57 y eluh, Circle K »nd «•»» pr».-l- It whip* itMlf! What a trtat! ' ent of (he "Out of mate." eluh. Juice ggS? ^T? £79c Mlea Miller will hefln her final MEDIUM. Ground fresh to your order. year at Olaaahnro Teachera tnWug* JujceKgSf mtt TJw Story ol Uuolla-Yours for t/» In Reptemher. A aport* enthueimit. VIVA IMMMMMMMYM^ BMUMMMIM MUA taBdl ASIMMMVA eW LMMMMMa I eMesftfLmeB Aek tamAWaMMkaMNW ih« reeently received her third Juke 5^57 Wincrest Coffee £77c • ••• WW99tWH^m$ WHWmWwj0 In WJV NPJRH •• • JHVv MOTIIWIj* JMI mfWIIiaVI iward from the Woman'e Athletic ^^ aVMMMMMMf Otlâ^B^M aaMMH^ A ^^t^^_^K^_4 JLâi aMaueai tfatt Drinking Straws MILD. Hfot-flo roosted. Try it! SVWfWa Pmn wvpr V U^p^WWfV ••• "ivf •• iseoelatlon, a national nrganiia- %#•# %MtfM mi9$t ejRej 2wel •!•# •• Ke)fjffiiy# Me Ian which reeognliea ability In Eslletje aports. ajhe haa been active Cook Books "-* l Cfe^»M. 85c la haekethRll, ewlmmlnn, anfthalt, me oa Md on baaaball, hockey anil volley ball. At vora ltuna STRONG. Regular er drip grind. ow As part of her junior year at Olaaa- horo, she "pent nine weeka at the HEINZ Candy fruhdMy Little Silver trammer echeoi aa •aetlee teacher the paat. aenteater KETCHUP Chocolate Werner will be a Junior st the m A Peddle eehaol next year. He enter- » 27c_ 25c ed there after graduating from the local grammar aehonl and ha* been H&ms shiMMd ••>• 63c elasely aaaftclated with the vArnlty MM IV team aa well aa having Wheaties S16c 3T Spet Remover " «MM. 29c Watermelons *5c Whole or either half. A treat! played haaebali. B&BMalties ,-X AahAW Red ripe, sugar tweet, what a treat I * Spearmint Leaves •.•«» *•*• Fryers K «*». 39c Leonardo Kiritman's Flakes ST32c From nearby farms f Drown, Ib. 55c Anderaon, Jr., eon of Mr. Upton's Frostee S12c Granulated •"""•...I Cantaloupes - 19c and Mrs. Paul Anderson, wan pleat nt honor at a Wrthdey party California's finest luscious tweet! # Saturday on the) lawn at hla home Delson'sMerri.MintsS20c Cleanser —• Rib Veal Chops *t:• - 93c n Burllngtsn mve. Oueata at the party were Oladye Hotju, Jean Cider Vinegag r "^ i^ 18c Soap Powder e 26c Smoked Cottage Hams»B3c MacGrefor, Barbara Burst, Steven Brlee, Marls Burat, Jamea Brlce. Knockwurst •««»•*•• * 73c Judy Burat, Jams* Anderaon and White Vinegar-^MM, 8c 3 —22c Lettuce sss--10c Mary Ann Anderion. Paul was live OxydolM^*31c X. Ivory Soop 32? 19c Crisp, tender, fresh large heads ^ Asco Sliced Bacon 2 it 67c years old last Thursday. l fc Mre.'Oeori* W**fl*r *••** hoateaii Camay «**9c Ivory Soap 2 «tri9c Midget Salami ^v 65c at a card party Monday afternoon at^^jttaâAJaHjT OM^rV held by members of the 4-S Re- publican club at Community fire vOmOjr so*» Ivory Soap 2tZ31c 2-25c Peaches 2 - 35c S«rte .rIeM* FrcaJi Froilr-d house. Prlies were ^warded to Mr*. Joseph Miller, Mrt. Frenk YMV Praetor * Ceeatle CMNM •* Atmut Fancy, IUSCIOMS Hiley Belle freestone! Fehn. Mra. May DeLong, Mrs. Lau- Haddock Fillet £ 49c Oreves and Mr*. Carl Bern- Beech-Nut Beech-Nut • 7-Minit Complete California Plums * 25c teaieVwig* IntrenNy OterWesYeer Whiting Fillet " *' 33c Mr* Lillian Rail and Mr*. Fan- NverMe Smwkerry OesserH Chopped Jr. Strained Baby Pie Mix •3T 27c nie Herbater returned lait week t« Ctt set for a wonderful strawberry Fancy Fresh Apricots *• 29c Smelts 45c their home on Burlington ave. from •easoa—put Rtddi-wi? ia year it roods 6 IM 89C Sl »* Florida where they apent the win- Foods 5 tr 49c ter. eraior today! Rtddi-wip it the laewae .Aadrew.TVilch was. »iie-«t of.hon- deiisrt iLnaoritar made.wlta Craia, . «r at a dinner party Sunday given rich cream, whipped •atoawtictUyee AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING! hy his aon-In-law and daughter, It comet from tfet throw-away «§•• Mr. and Mra. William Sullivan, ,it uiaer. At the touch of your lager JOlit1Klt , Only o few of the many their horn* on Center ave. Guetta * "Leu Than Price-Fixed" prices at Acme! ware Mr*. Dolch, James Sullivan Reddi-wip swirls out to make utaw* Fetoe/ Broccoli ??^, 27c berries and all deueris thrilliag, and Mr. and Mra. Paul Anderaon on eue AT au. a»«aa eeuma fenemee and their children. without work or waste. DOMU «l Cauliflower "*" ^24c Strawberries ^ Mra. Catherine Clier and her velidout scrviags ia each thrifty eaal r Lyon's Tooth Powder •^ Ammident Tooth Paste 19c •on, Pvt. Arthur Claer, of Hoboken Order today. are gueat* thia week of Mra. Cl- r Mennen Skin Bracer 47c^ Tooth Pa$l0 39c Orange Juice tUT , -.' 23c •er'i hrother-in-ttw and slater. Mr. and Mra. Henry Niemeyer. Miss £ SSl Spinach % '£ 22c Umonode 2 * Loretta Brennan also la visiting r« Halo Shampoo tX 44c Mr. and Mra. Niemeyer. Succotash M.^21C Rospberries£? Mm. Chariee Aichele returned *" Conti Castile Sh7mpSo*^37c Monday to her home on Hamilton ave. from Monmouth Memorial Lavoris Mouth Wash t^ 37c hoaplUl where ahe had been a Vaseline Hair Tonict 39c SL Seabrook Golden Cut Corn aurgleal patient. ^Yilalls Hair Tonic £.mi* g££M Mrs. Irving W. Teeple of Con Ideal OrangeJuice Zr&JV cord ave, was a gutit lait Thun- Ponds Cold Cream ^ 44c A iislerine Mouth Wosh^ 41c day of her niece, Mri. Andrew Fresh from Sewt OVK 40% Walden of Washington, D. C, who OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. Jtf. our own la staying at the Waldorf-Astoria ON HewefcoM iMtttHte hotel In New Tork city. bakery! • Cue Ckecelete Decetette i Drip CwNt Nwk§r Cup Cakes 'tr 30c $1.00 il Repossessions rfdPMWfMft Wllktul C«r4 •• S 1 e T And Trade-ins Lifttlm* 4CM> (tumlnum. Wheat Muffins î^T. 21c Fin* for «4*»s! SM all pi«eH DShÛftr' luy New At Ntw Lew, M9M\MJMMJMAJB BlIM ilWiVIilVfff rwmW Meaf loll C Lew Prices! W P3 HI The MlraeiL'Mea?" 5 2 Lemon Juice 1Ur29c Fruit Jars r.85c/ol95c Jusr thi thing for youf Perfect for spamwlches, qulckee meals, salads! "> ' Wherever fresh lemons are used! ' Buy now for the canning season! DASH Doeskin KIRKMAN'S^ DIAL Summer Cotlaga or Den. Baby Cereal SUS 15c DEODOHAHT SOAP DOG FOOD Facial Tissues BORAX SOAP Aik About Our Exrra Special Pricei On Teltvitien I Cooked cereal oatmeal, or barley and rice • «• 2 ~.\f 27c Par Seelel Oraeniiatiem end Cluei. I tr 16c •less 9X Try tht MMUUMud turn G«rter'« Hie* Cetfll 3 £ 25c 0«lh Sim • ftmi S7e Open Evtt Till 10 P. M.«FrM Parking Rwr of Sttfi Sterling i'f Swiffning *- New! Farmdale Lava Soap Hershey sum* Ivory Snow 1 Dry Milk'? 35c Salt tT 5c 138c ^ 1.06 Toilet Soap At Alt Aemtit N»».f« MU« 4fy Mm mitt, ATONTOWM • e e flW —eh cm mtktt S Ml «N«HI 2-21c RADIO 6t TELEVISION I ^ * «« 28r p.U.|t Oa^C E I/ 19 MAIN STREf T EATONTOWN N J 170 MOAD STRUT, RID IANK 576 RIVIR ROAD, FAIR HAVEN /'hunt t'atuntown l-Oirhaa't pariar rieor Waa!a« Co. Privatt piano Shop, la firuttmtad pl RE I- te ry. Call Normal Lauraea. K| 7-JIII.' laelt. Mati-tuta Coaaty Msjat Cksh. tdtttliitaa t warker. Applr ia sn kaad I •iavMi ta put laancrt «a wbik) fa ra-lampa, etc., reasonable. (Next Irebouse) aadlaad Farm. Bad jjaafc. •tatiag tan for part-I ner A-l condition. |>5. Will aell tank ~ I-Htt. sttsTr. raaat tiaaa jab. Strause Auto Accessorict I MMMMMN CksYft: 7U —COMnmjEP waataf aid awa» separately. Call AT 1-21*9/ any time.- rboaa U l-tTtl-M. condition, aaw attar, Idlt. Cala l att CHAUTC-WNO aad ruth work. ~W1T- Smith St.St.,, PertPthh AmaxyA , ar pbpboaaa W AL MAID—Ia private k* ttort. li White tt.. Red Bank. DaeaMt Rata f lltt wall Mtatt «ae aoarp taata I* "SWEET POTATO PLANTS, t. O. "Box HANDED gelt clisba "Wilata", ia 476, K F.I)., Krd Btna. Phone Ml i guud t'oiiditiun: pot ttavt aad It- l>ias. II Wtat Suaatt ava. Pbaaa 4-U47I-M4U47IM . Caakiac CAltfAktt FOlt MALL child. Liva 1 B.'nd td>. using Tht Rtgilter'l raw kttaa. Valuta kt IlIJt. ta« USEED IUIUJCM-ItlJ Itlt UUras>titt»UUras>t»l wa«et RU ia, xaod boura. salary, refertnett. s P. O. Box, 25c extra. or,44. galloa boiler. Pbe_> BE t-4474-J.' I2.«t far It tio.lt twlkv Kttrbt't t-OUB-rncE BED_OOM~isfT. Reatta. ehtstihi i lisalislisaa, , ltMM FFeed dd«aaap lilliltt, WriU. "CtrtUker," Box HI. Ked Bank.* ' Right tl ell«»ify. *d>t »r "Jet* (,AS()1.INE COOKING stove. Good cot 1>4. CMCC.. ttafca Hfl. »«• ftwaababar •AUTHAN—For established laundrdpp I rtiatt aad VallptaW- M •*•• dition, Lonks likt new. Come and able. 17 Braaeb nmtr. caata ittadi y traploymentl . AApplly any advertisement tl ralarrtd br get it, onlyJHO. _Ca|l Ml t-tJTt" t-llidL, "at* SUTtJtSi, **^ stake |»7I, tad 1I4T Btaiat ckaatit M7I- Th. Bwirtcr. sjMsitk atraat. Kratjea. Iwlckl's litw IVsltrt I Maiy othotheer aaaaVslt. Terau axraa«td. itatod. atala ar Iftst. Maat, at- Daaald't Dtluxt Laundry, 44 Mtrioa at, ' Fall(.ll>AIRE ~ KEFBICEIIATOB and conditioa, 140. II Avtawt a), Atlantic CCieaerai l G.M.CM . It lea, Uc, lilt Mail at. Ret) Baak. Pkaac RE 4-1)204. * i We will not b» rtapoasibla tor Westinghouse electric range. Bath ii LA*PJ WORK do Call RE 4-1452. aarata aad af good pirniilUr. arroaa unites they are detected W- EVttf"aVcaaw» rauary. Hifhlands. ^_ Wriu, BaiM Utabac ft wappiy Ca. EiHsWlEMCED BEAUTY tperttar7Ai& coppt. baw aad wt»ugavt •*»••••>• very g"od condition, retsontblt. rbom liltl) FtJlrliniRE — Tablet, chain. iiti year-round aaiplaymcnt. Salary lit. lore tbt second intartioa. SE _.* 2KII-J. ' ______years cxperienca in metropolitan area. Kataattwa. No cancellationi will ba aecaptad •Itica. Moacr eta. Flowera. Mt Broad chests, bookcase!, rugs. Have, etc. Interior and exterior work, plastering gtad caaditiaa. Kaae JtTs t 4144-H. plut ctaamissioa; live-day week. Write, I ctrwt. rtom U MM. MINIATURE P1NSCHER. AKC regis China, glale, tilver. Memorial dr. aad '••tauty Operator," Box ill. Bed Beck, j ar ehwvM mad* In advartittswatt and glatinir Raphnel galas. «'l Shrews- iFlFll ccHtV*OUUff ta.pt iUhiUh tVsSaTtVsSaT. STIlti terer). Buff culnr, year and half old. Setrs tve.. Navcsinavcaink at HigWigbwah y »l. J d iaapattiaaiti , lilitt . Call AT wark. Maat I l aaa) kavt Coqd_stud doa-;jjleap._ KE 4-1 487. bury avf.. Hi/thlands. Phone HI 1-1421. Jast ptsttd ll AT ant hour after receipt at amca. •oney by modernising yaar baaae ^rrrufE U-IMCPI RC* rVaet. ran £AWN~afOWERS sharpened to right 1-0727-10727 7 ttltap la; twa iataally. LA DEADLINE: yourself. We ira aaulpptd ta aupplr AKE WASPS or beVs trying to drive" you from your none ? Phone Fogging Un- conaole cabinet witb doors. (171: GB way Prices rctsonably. Antonides, l»S7 BUKik—Vary (aatt eoadltioa, lilt. -Itll, HTUATIOMS WANTED you witb all tba neteriale necaatary. phono-radio conaale. Hi: 24-ineh boys Real Citato. Tuaadar Maaa. Small moatbly payment! arranged aw ii," Inc. to exterminate tbesi RE blacksmith shop. 184 West front St. Inquirt Mrt. MUIIITAT I-Htl-M RAcfKAfJALL . Tir Jii wark: All Othtrt. • •• •• l surcbaao of aar mttarialt. Hera ara bieyrle. good condition. |K. rbaaa CA Opposite West st. HIT >ACKA_sT~g»por I. ll.ltt mllei, Apply Bivtrerest Mart- 4.»iti, KE 7-'II3II, KR K-IOOK. :|.«m-W aafter f f. • radio, defroater. kttter, whitt wtll aunt'Homes aid. Ckapl. a avt., Btd Baak. rkaat COLORED GIRL WOULD likt work far toma of tba iabt you ca; doBKAUrTFti: L 'San TiominKtri mahogany B*( l WTTitfTTitfA WWWaat rol ler for cbilbdd uupp to C. JOS, SMITH, contractor, window Maadays, ironing or cleaning. Call Attit iasilatioa, application of tilt- fuur years old, |7.Call on plia washing, wood trim, kitchen and tires. Shinier. RU 1-ttM^ I HI 14. Oil bedstead, full Kite, valuable antique, ld 7 Cll ^~. fcirttUEtdCtl), ia raitaa~. alter i r. k. RE I-J175.* ______board ia kitchea af batk-la;ih tour asjumbled l>y Key. Information, phone between S and » P. *.. BE «-5iH.' bathroom*, ceiling ?-d gidewalls. Phone Lpii6ij.ii(srTs ATTTOIT COLLEGE CTULlENT desires tu__er btsemtnt xr attic iata a playroom, krd- MA 7-2937-J. TfnTi7 RE 1-0840. BE tVMoi!. rait ant aasja fatiataia; dtp work. Red 60013 room or den. Coatpltta fiaa a( lumbar. tr.ke, it A. B. Dirhaa, II Cru uire Mosa't Ipagbatti Maate. Itl employment; fva dtyi ptr wetk. Ctll IMP TABLES, pic erubt tablea and end wood range 111, iraa full btd. spring, C. JO( IMrfHTcontractor. Old asbesto. pl. BE 4-4111. millwack, hardwira, ptiiat, watt hoard, Ibinglel water-proofed and made like roNTlAO—1141, sHraaasliatr, l-cylladar raatag, aiding, plywood, dears, wiadtwa, table, boudoir their and roil grttes mattress |8, four ieiiidt doart IU, din- iiitNEb ftOOkKUPfk , alto gta. Most reasonable afftr accepted. £U 1-ing room set |8. Call KE t-t4lt-M. atw, witb carboaitt protective cotting, aedaa etapt. Mat beater aid 4a=Ckeap traatpttrutitaT, far light track in tbii viclalty. rkaat RE t-lltO-J.* whin iind red: 3(i-inch wing span. iai tupplita fat tba btsildiaf ar rtaavat- condition. Slip covers included. Ask- high, about twa feet wida. Check pra- GirirWOJJLD LIKE liglt bousewtrk , Occsvmc sector., Rumtou, Phone Kb 4- ing IsS. KU I.05H0-R. cctor, red earpat It ft., tnd atber ar- Mr. taaipt tawirad. _a aall fa» 1100. CHI EA 1-4174 aa waak-dtrt. Wright Itor.t, It Maataaatk at, Bed itg a< roar haaat. A large aitartmtnt t to I r. M., Hattrdiy t-ll. aak. tad can ftr children. Call RS I. ]_s i f - J^* . af batktisbe, baslaa, taiittt tad •adieint "~ "SPR_A~F)EK. saddlea tnd bridlt. ides. At presaat it Htrage. Btadtld. aad dtlitu. ibraM'l Radla a-l tltl-M. Aik for lUibara.' LOST"—Collie female, "able and whit*. ctbintti, litcbaa tiabi, filtering tka fa- Middletown Stock Farm. Tbomtt I. tl.ntie Migbltndi. Call aV ti 1'iltt •Maatrlt Ktaa. It Witt Fraal tu atmarwafomeifafiar. vm : atmarwfmeififia rROm«IONAL gsapltyaaat agtn. CdMrETENf~WOMAN wauld llkt ta fr,im :•.•-•'.? h<*me n Little Silver. VOT mous Vounasttwa kitcbtas: gat. ail tnd . .clil. IIi»li»»y_J."., Red Bank. ve. C. Marshall. Rtd lank, rktna KE t!744. three saoatbi. Owatr la ttrvicc, lilt. baard child for working mother, reti- any information concerning whfreeboutt caal trad baatlag plaati for ttaim belt, ARCOI.A ('OAL (URSACE. six » gaod ALE"O> MONUlillitl and snirktts. Call EA 8-0874 • ts I f, M. wtek-dtyi cy. OMct, Mlti, tachaical (aalgt aaably. Ctll_RE t.0»»7-J.* «i_('ihi» ""c. June 1«, it Kil- 1193-J or can lie seen tt 71 "ineview .ir, W. Long evenings t ta 7, RE 4- daalat. Wa Mr best price for rags, Chirms Building, lot Baagi avt. tge II, speakiag excellent English and , lin's or neir i.urKiiijr fcimcr near store. fuel ttnki and stptie tinks, ftlvanitad ave, KeanpliurK. 12H (IJlj ______radio and baattr, Orlgiaal awaar. Call ( aad klack plot aad tttitgs. capptc Itaa. papat til taaUramt. Call RE KE t-OHI-W. ^__^_ At 1-1120, Mauri t ta I. latar. atber languages, desires position with H<«jird._t'ht 1. Red Bank. , cate II 1 I) !»"". ). Box 1S7, Keyport, or and sump pumps. Numerous athtr ilasat. ton |2r., also cabinet radio 15, Call af- Fn\ir yeare old. la tiecHeat ruaalng OlWklAL COKTHACTOR tat IIMPMII ekeslstr; traialng. Electro Isapulst BABT SITTING. Afternoons, eve-nines, call Ml 5-OHr,. Reward. lac, Illl l MoimoutMimoutb aat.t . Bed Baak. BBEE Middlttawa Plutabing and Httllag Sup- ter S p, M., RU l-onniS. londitioa, IIS. RE l.lltl Tbaredey tallelaaaed, saanurt; , cartindll dirtg , aneiadarsd griding, (rave, l toptad lasao tr RE t-tiltttilt. Ubaratary. tl Whit, at.. Rtd Bank. Little tilver vicinity. _BB_l-2542.* ply (Je... Highway Na. II, at Htaddta't afATHINKhV Lorain une 21 ar next week. aallMad, .saanurt Estimate, Oils dirtgiten, eiadart. Phtn, gravtltat Rfctd- ltdu PACKARD—llx.tyliidtr. opertttr. COLLEGE olK. cVneni cm™ wori Cornir, Middlttawn. Ont tsilt aartk af taad. hlMM «t»aii._rbaiia Rfc_t- 1 wheel A C MicMkk chassish : Lorait Madtl iJOAT—AlieTSaap gaat; duckc. Call BE • did Otear Btektr, dt tWttad at, rail ovtrkaultd, ntw teat ttven, radla, Call MA and typing. Call AT I-0II4 after Rtd Bank, rkaa* Mt I-II7T. Opaa 40 «n 4.wheel A C Mtck chassis; tew | FOftSAU •1«7||# heater, good tirti. Needs a llttla badr itlt r M.* Chicago pneumtlie compressors, 10 cu, COCt—ORS rear old. Call BA Cimf CARfET kayinfw UpwnM, work., Baciitcgariftet ta trsirst buyeruyer, 1171, roMEN—Makake extra atatr it borne. B|s_i~ich6oXr_irAI)UATE wiirTaTe, ft., 1(15 cu. ft., 210 cu. ft. ind 104 eu. ft. S-O23I. ~Kl4NjsiHJ. klMlaa tad raaatwW »AN BELTS AMP rULUVI lef &+ af a mod aaad rs> Phone EA l-lllt-W after t P, M. Saw aaww ready tat "Bap-A-Raaad" cart of children for summer, rbona. 'J r IE l-lllll. _ New S'ii S. Ransotne mixers (',. big).8ETAL BED, tap.a.stavt cavar. greet nf tM tsy—pratUable. Mtllywaod Catapaay. RB I-4ISS.* trie unsn In etacb. Oaualaa flefc Phone Wett«ejd_l-SgS5-R after 4 P. M. BTO £. ' a.*i J!*!*S}\,.t! - •" lttt FORD^tUfSE" elub eaup*. Low trie Co., Si Ea«t Frctit ttratk rb gjIVHI fcfBIHfTuH. Utdtnttad. ana kitchen set and parts lar combine- mileage, radia. beiUr. defrtatera and allywoad 44, Calif. U C. Bmitk typtwrittn, law ta llt.it. Ion oil and gal stave .lire. Rbtw, yaah....V.AMirsrJCrrMtond-h'an. fbaeie Re< Itanb t-IMtd clothes. HtiFKfA^tvnnGir ,_ RlRcil_Haiik_(.eillH . .._ overdrive, II,lit, Opta tveaiagt. Wil- •«AAL fcTATtfclTATt stlesasaa Vr^stVrsteaiT i •teatiditlontdt gutri.Jed. Bttiiicu'a. •tlLh nil IHIIIIH.. llkt! Ht»i llitkel, lamilton avt., between ftldgcwaad and Must be in good condition. I, Kerher, ExperltncaEd d prtftrrtd. MatM t kkavt ear. would likt summer position as typist. I IJi" NEED Or" CABPETT Tht in wot ri1017 Shrewsbury fCrave,r , liam J. Levins, 41 bceaapart avt., West in rarpttlfii te now ail tala at Carpet Id* Meaaauth atratt, Phaaa RB I- Morris. 1»4 Lewis at., Eatontnwn, boulevard, Leonardo; Ked iank. Phone '-""f Bynch. LO t.tdll or sj.tliy. Ettablisbed Bet) Baak t«re. Write. MALrboneE RNURSE 4.4I»«.E availabTe- ! Full time or renter, t Broad at., Rtd Bank (Mrand (1481. COME TO SEE Mra. Jan Bakkrr'a gift, rfVHt Cb t RE I-Iivul-M, BUICR -HIT. faur-daar. Origlnafblut lealtarA' Baa III. R*d Bank. part. Ctll before 10:90 A. M., AB 1- flonr I. EKtimatea gladlr aivaa. , intique, liric-a-brae and maple furni- EifVRltUtE. Cbest at drawers, Ulea eitanati and built. Mpiie yiini ind almost ntw tires. Mai bett- HIGH SCIIOOL GIRL' ftr light house- II78-J or anytime HE M-2Wf>«. WE BUY AND IELL aaytblail ture. Hulse's rd., off Houte »-l. Call dreasera. bigb-boy, wardrobes, kltcben taaba elttiad ana) laitalltd, drain la- er, rtdio, and dirsetloml signals. A work Phone IE 2-ttOI. CAKPETS AN1» UVUS b> Mohawk. Ales- # •oal ranges, oil ranges, t'rlgidalrtt, wash. BRTVi* •il'H|S"l.o»it:,,n fi.r light del andcr Emlth, Karanaeuiian, Mavet Content! af borne, atom, estates, LA t.l.305-J.2; . etsllad rbaaa tit tlma dty ar tlgb>, very healthy ear ia eviry war. DaBlddei livery truck or florist. Call befort , rTV_ ,ri(lll«t« tins, tubes tnd wheels. nitgk machines aerial. , Jbltcbe. teacn hset, television aett RU i-ullo. Harvey C. Tilton, 1 Bruce and Artloom in the atweit eolore, dc- cellars, attics, cbina, (lanwart. aa. Buick Inc.. Ill Maaaaatb at,. Rat) Baak. 11:91 A. M* Al 2-4:)7S.J or anytimt aiine and fubrice are now oa dlenlait at Good condition. Also model A Ford il• itl k FIriaerialt St.. , JKeyport. teach,, Used Furniture, r»l.t Rumsoa, ilques, art abjecti and1 all brie-t. ll FIt t Kt RB I-8HI0 ar RE l-tttt. RE l-»tst. Carpet Center, f Bread It. Red ataak. parts. A. Buerkle, 41 Twiligbt avt.. FU»NITl;Rir^«eveU»NITl;Rire« roams complete TTEIXVISIOV V AND RAlilO servicing. 1.97 IrflfRIli ffltTAjJ-Vtry goat tan- Flrit sr- Pkont RE ••llll. Fumiturt. Hlfkwiy II. UppulU Mid- Insurance experience n)l>_l%A<<,t!> WOMAN wants liiht JUILDINO MATUIIALI. Mataw with Hi j ! rfrs:rf blend fiat »itli liiiilni ilie furniture. Private karat. tnteed work. Call SB I-4HS-II. dletown Fin Company. RE 4.||1I round two-tietier IsmI p table. Bottbb perfecpff t tKE 7-1480. VR7l77)IUGlA(i and cleaning. Robert L preferred, but riot rtsentltl. Apply bouiework, ctre of one nr two chil. t:l|.|ji;*i. National Liietibtr t», tlRlSÂli iliee, reasonable 19.10 PLYMOUTH two-daar Inecial de^ dren. Sleep In. Salary. III 1.1474-rl. L-onditinni , PhonPh e AT 1.1585-11585W aboubtt POCfoR'IXfR S EQUiTMENT tnd inttru. Franklin. Michigan ave., P. O. Box 423, O. Box lit, Atltttlc Mlgbltnds. tomb Se»«rtb airSOînd~e»erytifing 537R for appointment. pool teptli tinkt, dry wells, drtlnt. week-ends. Call Louis. AT 1-0171.f GREEN MOUNTAIN potstots: also baled ind giva I hi best prim. Call ftwartg Woad deiler. Sawing jobs. Trucklag. " _«Jnsj._ t?afr j str«w, HO H-J701 after _4_P. M. FurnitureFuniture., HighwiHighway It>t.. BRE I-HIII.HII. lT4l~HATrtfV UAVItigoN 74 motor. — -.. — -_..—. tit-can- Peacb it. New Boro Skrtwibury. RE ltil FofD C(TCre Ntw upholstery and relltblt. Ludwig Vaaa, Box tt, twTiTjekArrr~~~?fa additional placet by hour or rran* < *R)P SOlC! TOP SOltrtOT SOlLI Vtry WE GlVITGOOP trada.lns on your aid cycle. Excelent ro#dltion. Phone RU dltiantrt. window till modelt, store t-ltll H Wilson, Four new white wall tins, atw cue. tract. Apply "Mr. Gardener," Box 111, ; good tlui tesUd. Lawns graded tnd 1-O7S»-J. weather msrktrs t*mt used models torn seat covers, btittri, tetlbeim llgbti, Mlttwtn, rkont MA 1-1011, Rtd: Bank.* furniture at wt btva a* outlet far it. new paint, gatt) mschaaically. One owa- »«edeilC__ after t P. M.. Ml 6-Oltl. Call 8warti furniture, Highway II, RE CTfeTKEFtTGEirATOR, two-door, lOO.tjt. now available, III Brotd at, RE I •MIOUR IBR»ICE aa tka repair al (•ANTS—100% wool gabardine's, reg- npaeity. Excellent condition. Adam er. Best affir ovtr Ittl. RE t-tllt. 4.3 J13. ndllwi ana) ittetrical gppHgaata, lfHTDEtUXE rACKARD"! eoa«7tlblt", ular I14.lt, talt prict |».tii rayoa R. Llntmtyer, Ntvailnb, Phont AT I* nVttHSSl Room aalr conditioner •tka Ityout drtwligt af tettllt aw- REAL ESTATE WANTED Mbardine't |4.»5, all sites. «aejos PUBTS AMD BAIl. ftaclag eald tad Wa tat) rat aid I ISJS^Ctll HI Illll-W after I.II signs. pt«ell akttektt and/ar verbal l». rAMItT or FOUR will bur koutt ar days after « P. M., RE «-4l4J-R-lRl.. 42, thort. stout. Call RU 1.0481. »>a«t it. let Bank. Paooi U kuntalow, Rtd Bank or vicinity. Up vISREEL CHAHCS RENTED—New dtluxt structloas. Must alsa ka ablt ta mike ClCRnFirl)Hf,D-Hyb?ld neldldân^ . ANTiQUES—Ptlr Victorian aide chairs. TTTCwnrcttAiigarPtrfira «?? t tat": 1-1744. BUICK— Illl Sptclal faur-daar, jttkatk slmplt cilctlatliai ftr gttrlag, cimt sad ta 111,OOt etsh, Uceupancy on or be. ' chrome wheel chsirs for rent. Rtaion- large colltetlon Diane ind Cupid ditin; mhogany bat rick tl: fan ttpt^l. Writa. "J. B.," Box, 111, ablt. Ntw and used chairs for stle. Call •weet eorn. Alsa aate, eoy baanang and dition; mahogany bat rick tl: aedan. Equlnptd wltk Py»a«aw drivt. mlscellaneoua aaehint elementt. Apply a complete lint af hay, pasture andd llaw* pressed gilts, wishitand (origint! ptlnU 11*4x14 acrttnt; band vaeaam: four ktater, radio, and directltnil tlgaali. RE 1-2114 ask for "Patient Service.' oik*41 deors4 ; foldlna" beaftd a trar. RE I.MT11U WHO ttio. Ctitral ptl»t- ersonnel once, A. • M. Ktrtgbtuslta, mintures, lime, fertillaer, aprayc aad iag), opiqut porcelain bowl and pitcher Ing eoatyactor. rroptrtp mainttltlet Good whltt wall tlrea and klua ftcttry t., Jteksoa it., Freehojd. RUMION—Fiva_ t_r. _six-r. rooo m houst ar J-'rte delivery. South Jersey Surgiell set. one didoienn RyaRoyall EngEnglisbh RldgwiyRdgaysi to»». nt., Jteksoa it., Freehojd. 8upply_.33_E»st_Frc.nt_H.,_Bed_r)ink. dust. Order aaw. Coaaver sVoe., HO aa aaaall aad latfa tstttaa, ptptptptr bast, •nlth. Very clean inside and out, DciAXCS~TRAlNEE tar tain aid atrvic'i ' FoF r ttkrek t tdults. Up ta leml. porcelaicelain dlnntr plates, pattera K Bidder Buick lac, lit Monmtutk M. XC~NE t Will pay all cash. Writa, e; small Victorian painted chest, KL K. tfiUoif—Now order a Wllata lill t Platlta attll dteorativdti t paintitlli* IItt wark. Uallnlted apptrtsmlty, Itl ONE OVERSTUFFED CHAIR, one mar* WTfeWTTEK*rt7plPS-A!i I tiiti. Jit ansi pit. Josephine; tmi... . Mouat tu Rtd Bank, fktaa Red Raak. RE l-lllt at RE l-telt. ' Bog 111, Red Bank.t ble-to.) table, rose colored ttalr car- largt kltclkk til n coffeff e blholdedr ((mirroi r uprlgbt aectlonal frttitr, tt cu. ft., ill t yttrs af necassfal Mlllag. Quick, prt- pet, twa large sections of mauvt carpet, ar 10 eu. ft. Advtatlges, seetlta mty tin. matlaa far right asaa. fclary ta Mart, CONSTANCE Itfttrl AGENCY; U Tfille, front) I aid tils tnd printa; also old iM?n3rtWfttfully •tulpped. nMil tui««T-riii. ~ Op«a .ve.la,!.i ' Mapla tvt. Fllr Haven, RE l-lltl. tit. II feet by 15 'eet; rug. »xl«. rate •ILLWOm - C.Hn.tiVnT wrw.t Chtntsa poretlala and vase, three wooden Stelnborsbe added t tfrtettrio It, It ,ca chesa fat typela ti.g bIt tpltces cu. ft. .(OR INSURANCE af all ktois, taa «. V. srvlet car furnlsbtd. Alb far Mr. color; irilrrori, two kitchen chairs, ant Stelnborst frtettri, chest type. It cu. ft. _R . R. Itauw Uwlt bmldlaa. ti-tl Sundiys. William J, Uvlat. 41 Ocean. Coler. manager, ginger Ittxlat Ctatar, Wrltt, pkont or call wltk your linings. made to arder. D. as 1, Company, slste awnings painted yellow, ont newor I* cu. ft. Bait en from* food ppack- port ave.. West Ltag frtack, t Broad. Rrd Bank, Havi buyers for all types of f proppropertye * •natal bed spring and mattress, Holly- convex ridiitor.AT 1.23P.O. oagtrur.4«agtrur4«r I* cu fet BrotBid ttt f. RE f4.1414d4141 .4k BroaR d strut labttt Nawliarrt ttartl. to warn) bed and matress, one round table, Seolieyvlll.. PhoneJCA I-I14S.R-2. I4l|_or k.ltll.|. toTJRfT'WOM'AN for Inttrtttlng ani WANANT IIXrJCrrTVPE~IH»TlTYPEbuiiSriow.Fib uiiSri"o"w.~—« FfKtrroTfEBV, brass tad copper^ctlT. GA8 RANGE—Oftn and four burnere. girlrrirSo EXPE»T~blflVlKT, Instructions Learn TO~~W f l i dressing tabli with mirror, Phont R_ Very reasonable. Good condition. Call WnTTOGHBUsl;"7fl7^r"lworking condition. Call RW 1-BHIr , tn Mftty, ts drivt sadly. Look tor 1147 CHEVHoLETJlub catipt. f»taaat~ Pleisant aelllng position. Must llkt idtiltl. Will pay up to 130,101)130101 . Oc. taincrs. Also tioveltlss for all otcaaiaat. ter, low mileage, radla. better, Ittl. ptoplt and asust tlkt ttwlnw. Five-day cunanry at »r before Oct. lit. Write, Theie may bt Hiked witb plante tnd RE 4-041 t-M_ or set at 107 Linden pl.« iicrwltb tka atr witk two steering wheels. Pion- H^SPfTAirBEBS"T«ENTEb—New mod. CHILD'S FIRE TRONIC iflmolt new, eer s la auta driving initructiom sinct Open aveningi, latdayt. Wlllfam J witk. Stliry ta start. Alt btntltt. "W. E. a.,- Box 811. Red Batik.' flow.rs fro* our own •rataboutta Bpl. Amco burner, tbree cantrtlttrlt. Sxctlltat LeviM. 41 Oeeanpart avt,. """ Apply In paraan. Aik far Mr. J. E.tnTlMBr~WANTfcD—Firms, tjtatel •rn adiutttblc hospital btds for rant. wak. Floristst, tl AvtfivA' a at Twa RWers. lltt alto pot ttovt. II. HE t-ltm-W* dll Pb Ml I till. Buy Mttbod Auta Driver Train* Kew and used keds tor sale Call RE Pboae Ml I-Wlt-W. lag Sehetl. II East Front it. RE t> ;tlay. tsitiyer, any atoralag, linaar aad tl! typt! e>f properties. For Just o« Hiatlcmann'HlatlttM t Caratr, ar tall TWT) AtOtXT* fRFiMIUM tires, list lV4rt*I)GE FOUB7*>OdR „ ,. awing Maeklaa aa. It Brtad. Bad fronat tetlan, pkana. writt er visit tka t-2114, ask for "Patitnt Strviet." Frtt RU I.H14. IHnxll. Leu than 2»t miles. I Salem till. . delivery. South Jersey Surgiell Supply, drive. Goad running rendition, lltl. Jastph L. Carlont Agency, 1st) ttxlm. National, fhree yetrs )a., Ljttle Silver. Phone RE t.tg;t.J.« Open tvenings, Sundayi. William 1. U. ton avt,. Fair Hivtn. RE I-I8IS. 33 East Front tt.. Bed Bank. ttfb. FElcb, FEE1»—G. L. F. quality. T-M CONTRACTING. Crtnt ant) «WflQ0ES-Înkwclli, powder boxes, old, model 1010, regiittrs Itl.tt, 1 FACTORY tTUrERINTEKDCMT. TO* lT^6fJOl»rBRTYi¥h^r^ . liven deptrtmtnts, A-l eoadltltn. AT Maihei, ittrts 15, grower 14.70 Itr- kullgallnt Oork. IE I-IS40.* perfume bcittlet. antique chair, satin- •"U .%*rw/j •»•••.*"* •*•! Ntwark plant tagaget) la war _ «tr * Heller. IE 1.1100. RE Milt. I er 14.70. dairy Il.tO, horse feet I4.SS, Caasplett servlct In reil estate trie) wood inlay. Dresden plates, framed pic- hog ration 14.10. Fertillirr and lime. UMaAKt.irg a b.ke? Se.'the UTimVifoTWrfl»c raallt", wtrki l:lt ta II tit F. M, akllt. tures antique pattern glass, oil Jtrnpi, tin tlME GATfeB. Alr-craft aluminum. btattr. Ootd tltss. Call -1711' All tlut. Immedlata «ell»eiy. F. J.Rat refund IS centa. Hanca 4 Davit. clambake king. I know how. I satisfy, Olvt 'txperleact and rtftreaeta, 1# lt etn Umt t patchwork quilte. Other item. RE a- rkont RE t.Oltl.* taatHeta wtHnrt IT, Williams. 43 Hsrrlson ave., Bed Bank. lt HUeWNRCA^dltTb-tlrTtbTtHUeW^T t Dugan • gone, Marlboro. FR «.1I4I, rail tilt.kas): alia Wrltt, 'Tactary luptrlattadtat,'* J2H. . AIR CoM)lT!0KlR Feddtrs. f4.ta*. FATCHES ANb JEWELRY repairing. ntw tint, aaw batter/. Goad traai. i " "" '• Guarsnteed work. Vastly Chirldnikov, portat^llaa. Bttek i-Hlt-M.* Bax 111, BJaw Baak. IAVE AT WHITI Tftirnitura ft Axrxt^niiHfcînonnsnfrsiialsa f»e« corn on the cob. Clover DelTl Used about ons month, lost new, M. Whltt, dll Filrvitw an,, Wtitwaad. i Ftrai. Tlnton are. EA 1.0114. 1410 s tilt priea M04, Mtlnrlcb, RB I- 111 ghrewtbury ivt. RE 4-IS78.W. Bedding; Co.. 17« Moomoutb It. 0701. ntw lamp ihadt can aakt ta t raaeal fair" «ndiiT«\irt^«d; A"t"'fc5 •AbBBtlAM—Abla tt>._ travel, ta atlltit •i_ I Her«arngiTr-T7iiT— ——— * - ^ » WHBBr icQaitlBifa i ^W.^FXWB *p 8tt a«r tmtilat tlMrnntt talt. AN ktjtjstn^lt Eait Btrgtn pL!_Red MuS, deliatjsjtat •ccaswti. Malt ban ear:ARMY CAPTAIN detirei two.btdroom j Dad Bank. KE I..03I. ., -•. thopptd or chunk. Flvt pounds MAYTAG WASHING macbint, wringer styltt, I eettsl Itl ibrtwsbury avt arahd tpartmtnt ar houtt; na attached, ISO. Vary good etnditlot. ttt weekly draw plut keaai ta unfaralihtd iptrtmtnt ar koutt; na • I. Helen Miller's Pet Shop. Open Hut- •UHNESS OPfOlflVNITlES rtiT^tTjrouwrcftviraViiîriiiii milllytag. tklMiM. Write full detallt It Army! tflfijjr—HOllTT—'••'•ar Knapp Aeotred Jay.^Wghway s«, sit milts north af Excellent buy. RE a-UOI-M. WH PUBNim kaam. taattamiti, 'i«tt>»ed luasbadt. rttr mt ipttktr, Capttla, lag 111. Itl Bank. I shoes, for »ea and women,, witb built- SoCSEHOL > GOODS of _.I. description_... ! l. "ad'Baak. la arthet and cuehion inner eolei. C. 1. rorsifc, ftUMMfl prtc. war .11 .... Folding trgin: ntn'i bicyele. electrical raana. Mtpla arm tkilr IT.lt, 0REET1N0 CARDS. Treasure Matter!, •xraklinmjBiif I MAalAirN tata aiark wltt Clayton. LOIlijOJL onally advertised product! at cuttqulpmint, run, Must sell. Any rent*' klak tkatr 11.71, sttp ttael ll.it. Fraak stoek, I5TicT (tore. kindling. able offer accepted. RE 4-25111. boliday tssortments: tHO retail value: to Pty." Cirtfullr Mhttad. law Mil,! prices. Wm. Rogers 1147 silver service drester bllet 17.10, kltckta ttklcl wltk lirgt blreb *oor cast ind imtll T ALMtT tMtaii t)ry faatTt ttara. Na Cbarle'iBâia •aWll. Wilson'* <4«**is t• woow* w-^ d gT gjil »L«.""'<; "»ulir price Ill.tl. our price TWO EVENING PRESSES, sise 12, white 13.10. add thain II. Itwll'i, || age ear. Oantaadlm vlla.i all priced st., Ntw Boto ghrtwibMty. rkena I4».ts. Sunbeam toaster, ngulir lil.10. mirquisettt and rote talfeti. Reason- Ittragt etblaet, aeon ilgn, wire rack, below the prevalllag mirket: 1141 Bulel tgparltact necesMry. Steadytttdy, wawarki . Bast Frott it. tnd"ecessories. Total valut 19(0. Will aaad opportunity. Surprl »•*» e20.*5; Sunhesm mlxrnittrr, rtg. able. >hone RE 4.0547-R after s P. M.» fjM' M'an, II4T Buick luptr ttdaa, Itt Mara, ular I44.SO, ntw 111.71; Benru.. Cltttlon Mil far 1400. May ba flntnced. AT 1141 Mercury eonvertlblt eou: It4' l lAVE so<*. Of. ROOFING matena lee r tw lc ul r SEtF DEFROSTEk Norgt refrlitratoi, onds tvallable, S in 1 atrip ahmgle, a ?i ."i ! "- "•« » lU-SO. now 141.11. apartment list Wettlnghoust: three- •tvLiAi, run run wttk aalyl New Mill. J.. , Chevrolet club court, ltd* ' . dry gaadi itort. jnCIOHIOlMlOdD grocery store for club coupt. II4T Chevrolet tolors. 14.50 sq.: »0-pound tlatt roll All In factory sealtd rtrtoni and factory piece maple bedroom luitt with pint, three-piece ktdroon set! far Itl, C I V wark. Na tiptrltaeii ttaat* guaranteed. Same low prices on all rent. Going ktulntts. Corner Button. i»« . ' *. ™1" Fltttllna. lt« Dadge t, •try. Burprlaa Mart, I Braad it., lad roofing I2.to roll; 16-pound felts. ll.tO apple four-past btd, six mahogany din ehrame kltekta attt 111, thrta-pltca parl cart far yaar pttt wkilt you trt away. < roll. Rtlnh Jlundy. Highway 31, "• mike appliances, lousewarei, jewelry, lar atta far Ittl. aew bed, iprlar Tnd waad tad Maplt aval., Xatontowa. EA •>t". I»4T padft club coupe. 1141 Cbtv. silverware and diamond! direct from cut- ing room chairs, metal and wood ward' rolet Fleetllne tedtn, 1141 Mercury M. -Jtklai, cllpplag. Otnaan Sktpktrd burg. KE t.Q-203-J. - robes, mihogmy bedroom tultc, cedar rnattmi, any site, fty III at awirti MAN—Ttuag ma* with txptr- pupplti Ttmptrmtnt guarantttd, Ctlllt ( ter. Jar 4 Jay Outfitters, RE t.4ll».R. rut iw 1 BAR, Keansburg <•«• 1*411 Dadgt 4idaar ttlt Olds wd», Itata InIn aalllag lutoaikllis. rkant ADb NATUftt'S charm to Vow home robe Hide.a-wiy hedt, child't wardrobe, " {Jrt ""' *,*• « •»• O l47 li41 tt ttud, Pbaat Ml 1-tltT-R. by placing n few of our hundrcdi ol studio couch, love seat, three-piece established business. Corner property, dori . I?*22 ,'^"J'^J- K»»atmtKkk tu. tA lltll-Jl-ltll . ptrklnt lot attached. To settle estate. . « Buick itdanettt. It47 ChtvrtChtvrt.. VACATION ON A Vanaont hilltop. Nil*. ! •/arittlrs of indoor and outdoor plants. THE BEST IN SELECTION. New maplt living room tuite wltk sofa bed, llett clul b coupupe and lilt FFord clulbb coupt. FARMERRMER—Thoroughl— y txptrltaetd IIa ait ntlibban ani-kaM alia away. Su- 1 Charlei L. Doyle, 110 Madison avt.. Elii. We csrry the be»t and healthiest at furniture, used furniture , antique! bar, three-piece living room auittl " w STOCK 2AND Din. ratchet Mtny otben. Uwest dowa payment, gtatrall ffanaing. UaatU ) wtgttg. Modara perb vitw af Grata Moantalaa. Nearby lowest prices, All pltutt ire produced bandit, pipt vile, cults,, dies <: taabtth. Ivlil g tuirtertt . NtN w catttgttt . ClCltdsaaCltdds r tnd bric-a-brac, marble sanctuary chromt breakfast sets, Rurdge't Ware. longest terms potslklt. Vtteraa 10% iakt «ikltt. Oaad library la home. «_. , in our srreiihous* to which we cordially house. WttlVX-i—EiWttlVXNgif.EiyipeVlii- r aay bull, froit and ctattr dtek, rt*l time. ^ . . vision with AM and I'M radio-Victrola In parftct condition at a very good Baik. BlBloeok from station, across from •ott itttrlng ind threttlt, a7S"OC»fE" B Spaniel and toycombination: excellent condition. Belt C' k t" .."•* Mercury stttlta wigan. ll.tlt; offer. BE 4.8175, kargiin. Also tkret used gat stoves far Crate'l packagt stare." 1»4I Fora" Leyllndtr cult** tttgar, ra. MutfTiîArta, FBHAME, far partiaa. atw It k. p. Mtrcury Hutrlcttw tmiatl Manchester puppies: all pedigreed! In- 8175, only III each at Swam Furniture, VACUUM .Wmt> att posltlont .with practically aallra. lltt far everything1.. Cost at* aver |1,. •culated. Mrs. A. Swanson. route 3S. fWAM.Wmt> MAliNfc Win..., Mod. dlo. heater:.It.Jlll). Nice Hleetlon af WESTINGHOCSE I cu. ft. refrigerator. Highway IS, RE I-S21I. Opposite Mid- ara equipment. Excellentt location. other cart. English Matan, 14 Mtplt tad apptrttinity. Exptrltict prtftrrtd. {M.AT l-rni-M. near Five Counters, Middletowii, NI dletown Firt Company, Opet nightly Renovattd dwelling. but aat tiitntltj. Saltrr tnd caamlt- 17-FOOT. 1-INCH K 5.0288, RRenovatt Akd idwelling USli 0. PPlentl y of ntrking avenue. RE 1.4141. iloni Apply Panannt! Dtpartnaab • l'«-saT-FaTti •>*>#*^va_ Sin—ainMei buil•_!,t« sklfl•«••(. Ill until 8 a*clock. T spate. Asking US,00ft. Terms arranged, IliT"|5RD~E• — —• ^"»-> . at—-—-—» » • WWwft *. _ Bttlnkaek Ctntptny, Albury Park. k. p. Mtreury motor- - -. -Spetdy ' : |U| OSEDN MOWER, modemdell M1M.180, ,1 18 hfeHE5C?NTT,TCrrTSTrl7o7retooTi PARAKEETS, Limited number, Toung Dennll K. Byrne, Keillors. Phont RU . n kt ee inch, l''i i h. P. enKinci . UseUdd »»ery for road stand with leather setta 19 clutch. CM kt seei .tt 411 Wait far aulck talt. Phone RE 4-2141. birds. Including matched pain, Danny I.UIO." . Front St., River Plan. II.FOOT. TWO BUNKS, hud, little for demomtratlnii. Sew mower tteh: two Neon sims "Sea Food" with Poteet. RE I.OMI.* THREE STORES ind apartment for tile. F™*>*..**.1710-M aftert *I«I, Lr .ntw II.". «r Ml! RE I. CLUB STEWARD tnd wlft. l«k. ReidyYago. |f.!00. KB ji guarantee For detail*, call Carl Beck- transformers, like new, 1351 small Wur. All rtntcd. Price I2S.000 to settle es. ittatlal taliry. Tbrtt-roat* ipart. l-l litter juke box, bargain, ISO; R.C.A. HoHART"EX8CTRlC water pump and grading, ta? tall, III d mann. SE 2-(Hi"!>_or RE t-470" anytime. tank, mw, ISO: Jttronic loor furnact, tatt. Ont start ant) four-room apart- •aat furalihtd; yttr arauad per- BEIT BUY ON tbt river. J I-foot Mar. no-220~SiKGtE PHASE 1, Vi. 'i mo- Pubtlc address system, two speakers, rib- va, maturt. leupaal ment. Briek building. Prlct 120.000. ban microphone, coat 1450. sell 1200. used, good condition, 1(0, H. Nitlsaa, tatarat tagtttaitit. Exptritaee aot tat-Jahatat skiff, Chrysler Crowa. ! tors, machinist equipment and lfl'.fono t Whltt tt., last Ketntburg. (Ntar Pal- Confectionery business, large brick build- HBP WANTED tkalter and kttd. Privately owntd sport H bd bt fr l RE f The Gift Shop, Highway IS, Keyport, Ing with apartments, year around busi- ts Importtat ai good ckaracttr rtf- Inbnird power boat for stle. ?"* iofoeyhoiind Bar « Grill.' mer avt.( Etit Kcaniburt. XE «• tlktrmtn Completely equipped. In tht t T1 ness. Owner rttlrlng. Price U5.000. MEN trtatet. rkant KE T-lllt-J kttwtta wattr. ready ta go. Many extra!, fist, 87D7. HAHG WHWASHINI G machine, two yean Chiffln Agency. EA I-1UI ar EA I- JUST doUflNT OUT-an estitt of beau*, •:lt ind I 1>. M. far ippalataitat. "",40». Ta ilspect. contact Jullan'a THE BEST IN comfort. Friendly tt- -" "" ~ — I-2O7I.J. tltul furniture. In It art itmt uied I4T1.W, Etrty It Shop, Hlghliadt ar at night eall moppherr. Browse through our HiANGE. full slit flat top; perfect reed pieces such at chtise lounges, PRY CLEANING and pressing businen block long, two floors of varloul condition. Reasonable. AT 1-1811. gliders, ehtirt, tablet, roekcra, ind rugs In tht vicinity of Red Bank. Doing 14VB-IN JQta AVAIM1 Dafaaaatt, tAUTIFUL. 22-foot shelter j' •Stile CH15F SToVEDate table modef: at Swarti Furniture, Highway 36. Rl kat opining for txptritneed beer talei. household objects. No hifth pres- 1100 week business. Splendid oppor- gt mil tttk tat) trtWlMvvii lratlrat> •an at Short Branch/ 117 Mai* at. •klS III h. p. Gray Phantom, in enclosure for pnts nnd pant: like new. 1.3219. Opposite Mlddlttown Fire Com- tunities possible, Write, "Business," elata ctoka, waltrtaa. Attlr RakirtRki i wattr tnd la perfect, running condition. sure salesmen. You nre your nwn Bargain. Call RE ••0423 • l Btl 1 Art*. Salary and ixptmtt. Car nttd- Ptny On?" ° » '' ""t ! * "'clock, Bos til. Red Bank,* yawat Agatey. TT Ktti ttraat. 1. Apply In partet an Friday moralag, salesman. Ruscil'r, 25 East Front st. COVEj:Y-~Ti-i GATE-LtiS TABLE, solid mihagtny, int it. bttwatni11 and_lli»t A. M. O>EN SKTFK Flat bottom. marigolds, zinnias, cosmos; tl cents oval top, openi to 41 inches. Need YOU USE Avon eosmttlet, yo« knaw INEXAL RuullWullll, aaok tni . 1-foot bum with tl h.p . Chrysler Act GARACK—(Cur and a half.l Excellent ier doien. Snowon-the-mouttUin tree. lome rednlthint, |10. Call RE 4. why It li caty >ta tervlct Avon em- marlnt tnglne At Atlantic Hlghltndi ,E 4-4*13-J. 54IH.W. alao dry » AUTOMOBILES waiting. Sleep in; four tdults. Pkont condition. Newly pnintcd. Seven years tlmatti glvia Oscar 52»eri. Full or pirt-tlmt appouunlty. between I tnd 7 P. M., RU LOW* Harbor ar phonn Mrs, Ltwls, AT ' •Id. RU 1-0*64. Eim«CU:irwCBeitflfeimSS!n 1KMNDIA DRUCfJetSDRtHHiEtS,, »xttxC: /eet; Gulista and at.. Fair Havtn. - Write, Ada Hlywtrd. II Hull avt., tltl-M. Y'EStlNGHOUSErrfriserBtor. fcoy'« bi- deep fat fryer, table tyre clectrlt dish- rugt «l9 feet, 3«xaj 3Sx5 AUTO AND niWMAt. taana. II t«Freehold, •JiiasnsT^s^jiiLîttr 14-FOOT ROWBOAT. f_, cycle and ri»y bed, AT |.n:20.J^ washer Bosch radio. The Idle Hour Inchesh ; bluble cirpetlnti g bbound. 12x1 ffeet, lilt aa yaar urn* aalri IMJII air Optlaui IRON tUlUMQI Ut tarikM. •*_*. EXPERT AUTO walk ana lab saaa. t78i. ' ,|y. nffPRTAtffi8ATr~MAHVE"SfErS" coTS: Host Place, Seven-Bridge read, Ocean- and 12x4 feet: red cirpetlng, noun •Mir. ttt. Mada taatdar ky Itf saaatk noaya a ll't loan. JaU flaaw Matawtn. ptportpor.t. 10 feet by 27 Inches; rockers, dressers, Bilk. Matt htvt nferencei. Mash Agaaey, fill. ll-FOOf IAILBOAT." Sean' four, tt Vine, model No. 42. power takeoff atrf Otapany, |l atari tl t Watt 1111 H paklt af taking cart af elx- etnttrboard. Ctll Point Plttwnt 5- • driven. All V-belt drive, excellent con. ATrlfrtJB U:TBfoot chiffonier and dtski. J. H. Neiflt. "" Red a."**"" ' "•"••••» at. BATrlfrtJB. 4^.foot,'"|U:TB-foot row". it, ltd •aak. Vkatt Rl MIH. mmontho s old »aby in ray bout. Man. HI4-R-II4R1.. ditionditn.. WilliWilliaam M. Ackerson, Hailct. eB llttt waHvanavwH HI »*1«S'* ' "" ' 4 day ttkrougk Friday, lilt A. M. to lilt ii-Mot HoWBOAf with lint, oart, KB 7417-0541-RR , _ HI »1S r4~ROSC p MltAL combination storm YOUNO UDY—Must kt axpar. r . MMM. . SaturdaSatd y kalklf f t)t>) . MutMtt kivk t anekar and I h. p. Set King motor. OPPORTUNITY SHOP. C "Indows and screent. Good condition. ienced la shorthand and typing 1 Boat and motor two yean old. Cedar PPORTUNITY SHOP. Antiqu. Pai CHlClVSrUTONDE maple crib and ehlK Phone RE t-2882. alatura rsftrtaees Write. *X it M.,» Bag off cherry ctmc Rttttcdd Antiqueschairs, .vherr Paiyr alia clerical work. Steady patltloa. 111. Ead Baak. built. May bt attn Sundays only, 1120. droii-lenf table, marble tohip furnitureh , forohe: aliu man's walnut wardrobt. irry'i Trailer Court, Locust it.. High- '«eie new condition. Phone J. H.fnuaakn. _aaut Wrltt. "Lady." Box 111. It* Baik,' mirror*, lumps, bric-a-brac, chkna. pat* RE «.22UJ. M auctt, tart itgTia. tn 1EAUTICIAM. Exptrltattd. Flrt- indi.* tern, tut ami millk KIHSS,, silver, brassa,, BE5ROOM. COMPtEflTwainut dretatr, Keane. RE I-072S, VI OAR natr knrdl Ba your LBOAT—Snstkbox. Being sacrificed Eatt Frant It7>koat 1 •blswart Ut at torrttt tka SALESWOMEN—Twa aptalngi In day wttk. Apply la ptreea after copper tin, iron. We bbu y and sellll. ThTeh vanity and bench, cheat, doublt btd, THHF,E-f!f<'Il!Oi»ril) living room couch, WSUTUTYOUrHOMl at lltt. Call RE I.2990.M tttcr Matthevt. US Broadway, Keyport. new gSimmon, ni ! Beautyretand t mattressr li!; , col;l -•-'- jjgltttred. Cell RB l-mi. lava ranr.tiraa.tlrta. . UtasUtaitt BeiBeit t mouth county far high typa IT, M. Cotonltl Hnuit Hilrdrtmri, snringthree-piehrepic, nighce tivii. table. sloum and: chaialtor li!;an: extr;..«a ; ,_akUt aid attar pn ahtanlng atuigaaatt. Must drivt a car and be frtt ta war Plion^KEJ-HJ*); klm Bratntra, Baal " ' ttttt t WatWt Frtat Fair Haven.' BA SKIFF. 17.foot. Gray 4-12 h p. GAS AND COAL ranKe with 40-aaflon thchairhi ;i 99x11 3 i'Broadlooi m andl tx!t! 2A Amer- YOU WORKED hard for your tfraak Vi locally. No itt hour! and na cinvmlng In commission, l»r,0i 40 h. p, Palmer lean oriental run: single walnut bed, •n?e, 77 Bratd tt. ..'tttt off M Maplt avaftot. Uadt automnlcally turaltktd. Tka Jo tank imd leas he»ter. AM in ixcellent money, Now, let it work for you. LAWS ANIi t-OdCH furnugre repimti I Atk for Jack narday. for a woman who want! ktr awn money WOMAN—Ovtr 10. for axttptioaal op- marine motor, perfect condition, 1150; condUion. Sprlnir Luke 3-2Mit-J. mattress tnd anrlng: two 2""x«' run- HI k, p, Chrysler marine motor. 2 to 1 ner«, KE^ 7-1.17O.* Invest wisely through A, Frank Cilled ftr and d*Hnrtrl Wllkfnt M.. and ytt ctn't aectpt a jak wltk fix* portunity wltk National orgtnltttlon. S'EW SAILS, mast and boom to accomo- Advisory capacity. P.rsnnillty ant) rtd. Completely overhauled. 1.150. Coast Gttauhtll, Monmtinth Securities Co., tar Salt!, rkatt HI l-tlll. Aik ItItStr b CAW >OUtl«t. tola) aad at.hours, for Interview, wrltt, "Goo Beat Co,, foot of Morford pl., Red Bank. dnte, IB-foot V.oiil._CHilJ{EJ7.ri»»I._R. Mr. Brittan. PatUat tat) tartlet. Job." Rox III, Red Bank. bickground more Important tkan but- BAIKiAINS -Kitchiri table, four chairs, A8 AC«inilbNnn~ca»e. MsTdi Kelly Building, RE I-4I07.J, ness experience. Flexible kotirt. Writa, OUTBOARD MOTOR OWNERS; don't by Wallace Bros. Price Hi. RE «• bay baling, cuitoas wtrk KPtRIINCtD" *!yip". Box 111. Rtd Bk cabinet. Kenmnre WHshlnic machine, ages. 1. Rtd Bank. kt a tltvt by yanking your motor off living room sofli. blue: barrel chair, plat* t,'lHJ alter II P. M. nK8YSirxwMkibf ring, RE l.llll-R-1, wages, Ctll RE I-I4II-J. itlp wltOikt housework, your boat. You can Insure it agilnst 1'0-ttJfrl PA"N~ON'Tir^)ihT^rtird~ll"'. NATIONAION L ORGANIZATION" has aptn. .Aw—To hi...... form rocker rhnir modern rhntr. con- Hollend. DE 7.37D.1. JOTtlOWIM atw a; aaiT, aUPWOjt fcitICHWAHTi, A" 86NS. Ckryi Ma cooking, but t capable oolff preparing all rlaki for a minimum of IS pec year. Aot.lv Station Tailor, Mi Monmouth ..JS itaek. Ntw ftttartt. ' ing for ant managtr and six coun- ••ladsNa ,cooking vegetables, bu, tsandwiches eipibli , ttct .M Muttt Ralitan Wtterbury. Realtor, tt West sole m«hossn» table. BE f.-4'.'H.W.* TOaTircirETat?flnc7anrwTr ^ ilir. Plymouth tnd Internatlonil truck •elors. f Splendid opportunity. No prt. ••» _ic, «nt« IXECTRir;~RI!>RTGERATon- In good FULst.. ReL dSIZ BanE kIRO * N BED. mahoitny color, •apply. Motmoutb Mowtr Shop, las and etrvlet ktadauarttrs. Phont htvhavet awn tmttramportitlonl , Cll RU " Front st. RE 1-3500, All other forms Coor itanils, 19,1 each; one large flit port avt., rorUUPttk. Pktlt vintii husintss tiptrienet necessary. Wi Call RU of Inmranct sold by us,' ' conditimi. Now in use. 140, Phone RE metal folding cot extrt wide: full si>t •i-»l*i_"Sj Carr IVI,, Keanshurt, Zdlt-M. aI |.f)7«7. train you Writt, 'Opportunity," Bo «• (i979.II «ftrr S_P. M* . bed spring, new. Phnne LO n-27R1 • .1. SCOTTIESTTIES - A"ScAS, , ruriplrj andad" nil. Red Bank. COBSETIERE—Fully txparitnead in lit II.FOOT HYDROr_XNK rumbout."! TEN ASFORTBH oriental rutE. Incluil- PONY. HRlril.K tnd ssddle. grntleand ffemtlel . ClCtrfmiilly l homh e raised. Reas. ling and selling. Ffvt-diy wtck. Oaad inr a P< rsisti Kashflfi and Princess sound. Should be seen to he appre- cmthle. Mrs. C, T. Conovcr, Adelphll MACHINIST!, Immtdlttt work) i« stlsry, plus commission, fltelnhich C",, Rtd Mink. •Whan, Wrilf, "Rugi," Box Sit, Red ciated, No dealers, good hnme essen- rd.. Fanrnlnirrf««t condition. SultaMa TONbl'NO TEACH'lB;"i tTiTpeTBOu 1.0104. Very good coiiilltlnn, O11II HU k»ik (i) 1H4K: Trill . Rtd Bank.* Ml. tied Itank, II-roOT SKIFF WITH Chrysler motor. electric hot plate II, clay pigeon Kun room aullr, Idli, Rtiscll's, Furniture, 1200. (Tall BE «.907O. KENNEL MAID. Ablt bodied young TlifTOi.U SIlKlriiou.inK a illverslflej Hnd I '4 boxes iilay plKeons |l(t, lawn fTrsfOfiBBs; rîisr'Tn EXPERIENCED BEAUTY opsrttot. Ful Very fsst host; afsn rowboat. (lint 21i Kmt Frimt it, rtfltt INTERNATIONAL "IMS one-ton or part-time. Good salary and com woman with ggumptioi . ..n. tnd dog unit roll«>rtii,n of iititlijni-H imd t)*i'il thlnirs. inller IK, flve-Kallon can white paint ".*>, Bunk. Phn-M RB ••«1M, 1 or nxperlenor, Must gett alulll ghl haliplll y wll. Oolna to riiirlilt^£ftan, KJS_7-J480, li iletlriitfly h anil IIHIUKIII * r, hluminum, almrnt nr I*: ittit fiftn\lnn New York. Excellent quarters, main- •irkeu had U.tUr rnmr on in, A littl' ers |l.'i!i each, eliicV I .ler II, luiley r»4« FffltP V-« pick-ill., 17.t)'Ks VirlV- Chrysler Royal enitlnr, xnllny, Hinrlle, 4 small, »i.nd rnmhlnslinn faucet, chulr, rnrn, mnwlnv. mkint, hHUnjr h«y ind WOMAN—Vor light housework ind tenance plus wages; permanent, fllatt In.'niirmieiil, bill worth while. Hnyliuhl fotintaiitain HH.nO, lawn ower t, , twon**vy mahiiRany, n.prl. mihnlslrrlng In- inal mile*, Just lirnkeli In Rood. HH* held, flshwell, l«n flshinst rhsilra. foam only. I Building rear eif Victory MsrVet,( mnrlnir Intn hum. Ralph Mth>*r, Cnn h.en stnr.it in irsrsie. Apnt.Bste's Gs- sslst wilting on country store, I ««•«, experlenct nr kirkground, tvilli- rtihher rushlnns, »leep» four, Mtny hrhrsnri i n'wftO tires l??00 atrhh, whithi s uir ltt Sttk.* Mii.' Its 111, ••< Ink. • IUI-1, tu mi WML BmrTrffi P0R MwHT KAI; ESTATE nm UUL UM, EfMTB ftm MU KM, HTAn tm Mlaff I MOOT MAT—lake*** astttt. ... MOiTTMLT—Ue/vaiefced. Fewr- •wrk>MO« APABntBHT far ee.pla. TELL US YOU! MBwalS We do the FOUR LOTS- With twt tilt euildioge; BOAT BJUIDBII7—Lovely tarea-eadraaai PORT MUNMUUTM — Sii rooma and MUKTUAiiBS ARC MAKIJ ta raiee. Mara reem cettaae. dry cellar: atttaktd fa- Faemieked. At *l Howat a reit. If you arc leeklaf far e lot. hoana in aeeluded neighberhood. Two * 4-4787-1 4l,5tu or belt ofer. MA I-IJS7-M." beth. one-car garage; on tio'. 5'ix2>l6. it a good home w.tn a mbotaaual ptot OPW BOAT witk fort1 to raserwi; : aoil Beet; lovely aoickkorkeod. eta feral, old home, new home, ace chore or bathrouane dining rooai, flreplaee, liee Naar ichooi and a'.urFi. Located on G. i. Biortgag«. wh.ck 'ar. be aaiuaMd. Price I2»t. Bayee. I Ceuefe pi. — Bay M. Still—alleaaV.. B«|S at. Our II ALL-TEAR-ROUND or auBner home. porck; attached terete: kaeeawnt; beau- Wijaon eve. at, l-lltl-M.* vralaat BtaatuTul laadacated; It,200. Kreta- Six roomi and ta.h w.*.h garafe. la aa a i aaia yean ef experiea>ce aad two aftcee givei tiful ground!; aeml-private dock; III,- eaaiburg. aWea Baack notion. fewf-MM for iawaer aeaaee. 117 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS "ve'fy~~attr«~. Ked Bank. Ea" i.d>: »:•..",• J V... buy BUa»Of_r»rmleW. — ua full r.overaae ef areeertiea. Ella wilt. mer, Lloyd rd., Bex 21. Matawan. Phone QUO. Lawley Agency. RE 4-0110 XOBUavVall-gxevT aallkeat, S-foat gtlew wltk aaaaera katk. Ceaveaiaat eve.. wTewt Bad. Leaf Breach. tice Ive-room. Cape Cod bungalow. At- It. i B.r, .,,.,],d |i,5v. Wa.«er A Tie- ahire Agency, Realtor!. 12 Broad it., Red MA 1-1401.* TMikaTMOK AUfKCVÎTixrooei hiime. beam. Btake eater. L. «. Bwaa. Jr. lexatiea; l>l aMatkly. Call IA «• tached garege: beautifully iandlcapid. deli. 19 Kat-._£ront_it. h£ 6-I4U4. nk. Pkone BB 4-JI04. 1144 Oceaa II Mull ave. Heuae, ail THrce aadroomi, beta, fwe eacloacd RE/") BANK AREA -Ntw" bungalewTBT' aad keik; alee tarage. Newly terfront. 120,0*0. Scuithorp Agency. COMMC EVENTS eve., Sea Bright. Phone SE 2-0t««. porrhea. Central location io. Bed Bank. > Firu avc, Atlantic Highlandl. AT trar.'.'e v ng .-of,m »rd dinette Hill BUMIOII -''..-.'.m r:r.j',»d '.n «xpeaalen STt F*«. BwaaSt Bknwtkwy ea river ky 101, aaw bulkhead; lit.. TCnXIBB—IIa-kedroom leiiee. bun- CCLli>amTlL three-year-old keotalow. a11:c, bet,;- fj; K.-cheri. ,arga ti.i cellar; Attractive gr»wa4e. teaaaaal aaatal cottage. Fireplace, flnnhrd expamion Cm. Me. I, Skrewakary. Mew 100. Phone BE 4-4071 ar any brail gelew in rear: feed for ineeme er New lilting, four rooaaa, tile aetn. attic Uwo bedroomu. Aik:ng lll.'JUO. [,>,; 'd.ixi'D, r-A-.-'ar â-age. Coraer 1100, Otker tiuamer »Ia»e rreet iwat It. II. II. II. llll. BED BANK—River acctlen. Fo»r large family; ekruweery, ftaced, excel- eipaaaion attic. Convenient to eehoelc Owner will take ]| mortgage. iJennil l>ra:,f-rty: r."ar to*Ti. Airt.ng 120,040, Wa.<..-r t> T -,'!«,:. li E.i. Front f.. II 1100, Deaaia K. Byrae, BeeKere, reeeae. twe bataa. aaaid'i room, center lent atreet. Near water. All improve- and eonnmuting; ai] keat, acreene tad K. Srrne, Reaitori. Phone RU 1 -1 1 .*0.* kail, powder room, living room, Srcplecc. meata. Meat. Suitakle two famiiiei: If.- atorcn eeih. Immediate oerui*ncr. Price li-nt 4. erytkiat ia too4 eoadltioe, or will Fkoae BU l-USI.' RUMSON — Exciting four-beriroorn hom«". Ity kali fivea for eeming aew build- ey-nrooa.. RE 4-1074 after «_P. M. ttt. Irviag Kara. LU l-itao. tvealtf! 111,(00. Jaeepk L. Carlone. lit Leiiaf- Complete G. £. kitchen; downstair! fc'Eli BANK A"R7A— i\i: b J7 /or "tae i (ar teatU e«tkeer4 beat, rkeat lag Bircrvlew keeaical Jitna II, Molly BVtRSiDi HEICMTi=NevriFrc7-bcr or Suadtya call Ml IJIir tan ave., Fair Maven. BB f.llll. jateTow or tkree lavatory: two-car garage. Beaut-.ful money. Thrf-V,. dr'.om ho'jie. B*y Pjleker Metal. Pete Caletre arckaetra. room eemi-bungalow. Stairway te ex- MiGMLAktbl — afedern thrae-kedroem tfeUB REb STlfC=Xarri~~eBi!oiel .1 Ml Meadriekaea pl.. rounda Aiking (27.000. Ler.nia K. -•.,,ar. Aikinn II .00M. Wa.ker 4) TkV • venâOTtfffettb It-fort runabout. Call Mr. Carlet Beetlvee. accerdieaiet Ticket! aanaiea attic: attacked forage; full aaee- keatt oa two leti. Batk, all improve- perch, living room, 4ia!af room, altck- daj. 1»_E5" F-.,r- .• RE a.|tO4. I wltk practically new ttt k. P. Mer. Fall Haven. M •-I4II-J between) S " tt tke keegdm. Iyrne Realtora. Phone RU 1-11E'J.' " -40P meat. Prire 111,500. Weart-Nemetk meati, perfect coadltlea: |7,aat. Irviag ea, three kedrooma, kath, furnace keat: IKf "BElJiroOals; Comprciely ~7Z ilX-ROOM HOUSE -.V»w. AlflrickTiiJ It** meter. BetieBahlo. All tet t. M -"". _e»ag advltt Ageacy. ti Broad it. PkeneJ|E_4-2t4t.* Kayo Afearr. LO 4-11401. tveniaga ar farete; icreena etorm leak. Maady to decorated inaicic and out. Modern •tone. 1'h-ee arê bedroovac. laffft It Water. May k« eeen anytlew. IT* ELFORV-raraiihtd. four-_. ever II yeara ta have kaack party to- MBEWSatrlY -fhrer-eedroom ran^f. Bua4aya call Ml l-lltl, everything. Unuauel bargain; 110,400. • 'jreened r,', r.. flr^.i^, oax fl9CTi; f|e era home. Excellent location ft» iaaeph L. Carlone. 114 Lealaftea ave., kitchen, oil heat; one.car detached ga- : ••"H •»«.. Long (ranch leto V.M.C A. 44 Biver- koBM. Mot water oil keat; lot 10x17* rage. Alklng 112,tii). IJ.nna K Byrne ri|«; I'i]. f>».-n*. Choice locatiatj .1 I P. M 41 centi. Liviag raom !«>!4. Price 117,100. BOVBB—la Bad Baak. Tea reeeae. I'air Maven. BE t-IIH. , Shr»wibury KE «.2«&1-I4\ . yean eld. Cray alx-cylinder marine Realtor!. Phone RU 1-ll.Vi- •R Tluri- Waen-Nemetk Acencr, III Breed at. twt katkt; let 4lalH; ksl tlr Bn«NTOw^^-ÛNOATOW. Lvlnf NAVaHlNBT—Immediata oc-upanTirLiv". lafiae, completely rebuilt tkia year. arovcatenlt. (it t twatk. Phaee EA J ftftifiEN* ,\';KN-' Y *e:i f>jHt til day, «•••«•••• II, ••• PP.. M, V.M.C.A.. Phone RE t-2t4O. room, dininf room, kitchen, twe bed- ing room, dining room, kltrhrn, three laoedt U 44 mllea per hour. Likei new 41 ilvereiailvi e ave.. BBedd BBaak. Speaaeret keat. ml lie. Salt »rijt:nen leetlett wltk diattta tatet. twa ^ eupency. Aaklnf 111.000. Jeiapk L. 111,000. •. »«r.mou'k tt. RE 4-14M Wetrt-Nemttk Afiaey. 41 Bread tt. U A MDHI BUmi nu*,» VfMtt Carlone Afeney. 114 Ltiieftea ava.. •Ian attic, eheiav Handy commuting: tile katk aad hardwood or RE 4-JI".2. aeaatea attlai tftee r rwtare t t-tllt e "factory", 11,014 ctpacity. plat turkey fal" Irr MaveHavena , tt 4-IHI. •lt.JOOO., BeRayy Stillmen, Highway 15, am* varvamaw oi" ae w» aw. • •«, m t - » J il OAKanrBBT—reur-W4raam kouat. Mew an wire tfulatatat. awautiful retidttea. iwakuryrakury. RRE 4-5111 Ai'ftES; lma',1 eetite. Cat* ll a1t OrtiikM, 1al1l ta aer tlaaik g. copper plaajkiag, aad electrical wiring. MrODUETOTDDLETOWM—Btnel h ketae la teclad. :, colonial completely mad* I water, ready te am Call a aataavate ett; lereeree latt Ut |4e,444, Willie Ceaever, Ti Watt Freat -*.«.«»....I^TXNTIAM I •>• I »Li thrt«-b«droo:—^ m houM. ter ha: k IS MAPLE AVEMUB—Fienieac. rttawt. KSLft'kJS.^,' ••«Utltl. Cloaa Plot llnxlit. laterlar completely reae. ed tcre letting. Sit reeme, twe betke, ( Tniied Three budroomi. Every kV« I1 Cayuta eve.. Portaupeck. Out of Red Saak'i molt ctnvaaleat ta tekaela, kuaaa and Bkoppini g centert . at Bad Btak. Sreplace. oil heat: attacked garage. TlttiAmet, oil bur nor two [-, h* Owner IFARER — Fine, ieagoing eruiier. vated. Prire 11,500 for fait aale. Weart- M0T~iW~DUDESI 140 acrea ef rugged 111, Af.ilH lit,.'. Id. R-y S» .'man.. [>rovemen fr^Soardia»rf»r illtrly RIVERSIDE HEICHTI Convenient" to yh <;. Mrrue, Realtor. RU I-M4I _ i.r barn, key karn, chlctin coepi. etc., etc. EW ffliTtlT-bEr>h.>O\r~Ti7ifmr I\-n«r 121.»00 Kv.-n''.gi KE 7-HTO • oak greet pride in kia work: maMive ar kauaeia people. Very iarae aletlg aflRllaSDU—^leaflRllaSDUlataa Beaik aectiaa. Red lank. Maw nark atyle. TUrae. RUMS(ijr~-One el tke Saeat weuflreat IfY "AfltSW — ttd wtal. Moot one-piece oak keel, aawed wkitc Raoaalnf keete, 15 raoma, til fur- aedraega hoejei attacked faratei aato- Pelturea tad fralt. Willie Ceaever, 71 nitra available; 170-foot frontage; ri- ffratli, nil burnrr; Itrttt lot. rountrr (•milted reeaae in eenur al tkt * Rl k Weit front it., Bed Bank. Thrfe-h ,lr.,<-m h'>ire. living room wltk Itk frame! I'.i.inch planking; prac- Call RE I-Omi-M. _ . aliked. Larta aerck: lat 10x151. Twe matia keat: lat Hello. Price |l4,l«t. parian righti; iui>erk outlook; convenient •ft ting ; 1'» bath-: tit ached «nrnfe ; <\ r ,ut room, iun room, kltell- aieaiir new Chryalrr Crown engine, 2'a-1 kleeka trlvate keack, ll.ctt: ll,l«t Wearl-MjaMth Arncy 4! Bread at. 6SriT"IIICaiDar-Tirir~ri a modern location. Price IH.000. Joiepk O. Mc- IM aACHKLJiBS HALL. Fail keaae kui It ia tke late fortiei. Tkree tit,50ft. Kay Htillman, Hlnhwi/ ij, m; (in), \ - • .• I'.S.OOO. Ceil B| • eduction gear: large deckhouse, galley, witk kitcaea pririttftiritttjee aad Ilkeery dewa. ITS Park avc, Keaaikurg. Phone RE 4-?t4t.» Cue. Reeltor, RU 1_-«44JJ_ I-J«3H or KK a-ITS.'.J. ___^_^_ •AIR CO* Aile^tCTr»e»Keet aeSTST- kedroomi, two hethi. Everything alec- flTARMTNii two-bedroom* hf»i-if. Larirt • we eablni, Sying bridge, open cockpit. wilk ttleviiion. CalPiCeP B" ••Mil ki- BATONTOWN — Two-f.ntilr iaiowTe trie. Excellent waters 116,Oto, Willie RlfMSON-'-Eight "roomi. Den. cacfole4 AYEHIÂH* AÊSTf — Baautlftl I uel control!, fully icrcened, alcohol tween I eat • f. Mll.. All day waterway. turare. atawitUtlas la treterfreM aunporeh, three nice tile bedreema. living room, riininf ror.m ; at'srh^<1 K«- home j is' o'it>^< of Red Btak. Fear proiierty. Not water, teal: lot lOxltO, Conaver. 75 Weit Kront at.. Bed Bank. ••BT*. Lift If Hllvfr ir«»; |1 %, 2 t>n, Rif • lave, coal etove for heating, iteadying "IE 4-laT4-J eli tl aakjt aad reaute. Otatacae Monthly iaeoma IKI. Price l«,lt«. two tile batha. flrepiare, oil hot water hedroomi two t.:.; ha-ha, larga liviaf Ball, automatic lux lyitem. Wonderful Wtart-NtaMtk Ageacy, 41 Broid It. heat: low taxei. Near ocean: 111,090. Itiltinan, H.hwi- 3S, Shrcwiburv. R£ room with fir•• i.I:i^r. dr.njf room, kitth. I •-there Sihing boat or home aSaat for ma "• porck oil keat, Sreplaee, lieepi five: Joecph Ii McCuc. Bealter. RU 1-0444. •-mil. en, full r.'ar. Lot lQixIOO feet, ia at- I Hired couple. Will lacrifiee at 17,500, 11,900. ' Betwcca ocean and river. Sea IRi BANK AREA-Nettle4~tmirit three tf-VKLV ' PHo|»KRf1r. "I'tir"" Hinn. tractively land>'«rid. A'.taehed twe.atf Walk te - _. WN, Four-room 'feuniralow; (right RE 4-1141 1 a larrer boat haa been purckaaed. In. uth MBIT SJONMIBON BAMCM acrea ef giant Oakland Hltct liurel, Larir lot, nlrc trft>s. Htiltth!* nn# nr varaire and patio: hot water oil kett. eae-atre plot. Prire ll.onn. Weart- r„ ^ .... . Drive.'Foxklll, •Wf.-ft.mMy. Knur h#drnomi oil hurntr. fleet Ray Head. Cull owner. Ray Stilt- Twe aa4 tkree kedreeeM, Set Nemtth Aataty, tl Broad it. Phone winding brook in rear. Built 1140. Con- Tall RE «-2*JK or RE 4-I7II-J. Jian, BE ••Kill. Hummer reiidenee. Il- Little Silver. Phont IUC_|I-1SOS. dition like new. Few mleutei drive itt- Aihinif f | H.O0O. Riiv Stilim'tin, H /hw^y |»ad Helghtt |.l«5t.R.|. lettt, atrat 4t feel leafi IT.III HVE LOTS—In rear eTSwarti Furniture 15, Shrt'Wiburv. RK (1-5111. AfETH-KAIIfTTciiiNCV-^toTiiy hami .*SrVrii.._ tlon, keach, elubi and Monmeutk Park. in hei' reiidential icctiea of Lett B ta IMtt (ar aamylete kame at yeur Store. Route *5, Mlddletown. Loti Firit floor, mnkin living rooai. aunken 1 Pfcone BE 4-1* 74. , LITTLE SILVER—One «oor. En. 15x115. ln«uirc 15 Highland ave.. Sranch. Ko>ir Inrtc h^drooma, tile attt, let. Ctrana4e Catalot. Everett H. dining room, largo teltrlum, modern retaineit, excellent eomlition. I.nrgv Hnf living r-.-Ti -"•h fir-t!ice, dilltf PLEASANT, COIiFORTARLE ream witk • ranee fny»r with '«"* clofetH, 18* l WANTID Taarat, Klni't Mlfkway, Middle. uniuue klteken witk flrapltee, daukle Int. thiiie treei; two utono tiri'v'.tcn. room with hT ElfATt ieven 1 • ft 4 44 r AWT> road itind~Bui!niii ant Valley rd Itadeir Call HO lyyea a( Breacrtlei tkrougkout Met. Agency, Inc. RB 4-34*0, Witt BANK ARtA^-Flva mllea atatlan. Ing room, dining ronm, altehea, ftill _ ware, art object! and bric-a-brac, Im- tcret. Houie, four keuioomi, ell heat. opportunity. Rnrgaln |7,r.oi). Little lar; two-âr garaite. Lot SOllRO mediate caek for anything tnd every 4131. •outk touaty. Farnt, town and country Maiilva abade treei; nutbulldlnfi. Excel. cath down: aaiy termi. Call Oakhurnt. keueei. watcrfrent proaartien buiiaeil LITTLE COUNTRY home near led New ciiRtom built totttft. Ten tcrta. New oil hiirncr and automatle hot . Ruwil't, 25 Eaat front it. Pkttt light houaekieplnf lent icheol. One mile railroad itatlna; brook; living ronm, fireplace, beamed Oppoaita Elm elat ion. Route *n Pf-!f- reemi. 15 North Bridge ave., Bed ttportunltiei. Call or write year re- Bank. Five roema, hath, pipeleit keat heater. <«;: ItB ".J»_»l_or BE 4-tTt xm coil I detached firage; beautiful treei: 111,001). Uwea Ageacy. RE I.II74.- celllnge two largo bedroomi, tile lath. (er.« wank.* meeti. Lam tnd cempeteat ata( M^H fOl'NTKV HOMrr ~»W room!, W6of)l!li Pl.oT~Acre oOand. La' . ItBaT flllrEa fur >uur cUioawan, tervt you plet 1OI..17.5; 17,«00. Heed Agcnc». r-awder room, combination kltehen aeiit and fiaV u*•••*. Mr,.1ern Fanch kaajtai •lanvara, antiauea, Ant llmaa, furni CiTK IToKT- -BlNuEI ui double; gentle, Phone UK 4-01 SI. Encloaed porck; attached garage; dining room witk huge Sreplere for eieellent Red Senk toeetion. UKXIZK men: reaaonakle rental. Private kerne. iN'BVHfiAUlW. Large cor- broiling, kltrhen with Sneit eaulpment. Three klHrnnmi. ri^ture windowt. Bttt* «r«, laaipt. itatuti, ailvarmre, hrlt.a BELrORD—"Six roomi, bath, circuiatTng ateam oil. Completely modern. Two feet. I'all Rf. *-'H%* or RK l.|7«SjJ. tiful for nut'ionr pntcrtalnment. 0*may >rar, pilntirifi, jtwelrr. Call ait (or ant New ftirnlaklnta. Enjoy country lur- ttr lot, In nice location. Two kath. Combination laundry-furnaee roam and reetae, hat water, oil keat; mnporck, hot watrr heat; one-car garage; corner cleared acraa: la.too. Halgh Afeney, CKAPT.1 HILl.. EiSt foomirrirrplire, traniferr« t l h< katki: two.ear garage; ham: twa aerea it. RB «-3sn_o^ _-MM. II ta III! eaih; alio ea'tk raalattra ticular you'll enjoy it hire, II 4- Kl'J'Jt a c " J eountry. Aikinf dr.. Portaaaeck. LO l-llli. . rmi and Inipectlen tali Bemcri and Ret water keat, laiulated; twe-car fa* •««.000. Make efer. /eiipk O. MeCue, filun: garden, trial. Ailing 411,000. EAST TlTHIefS. Appreaimltelr II.fie raaa III la 1100; typewritan II to trrla. BE 4-1144. rage: 100x110. Near atkool and kui; Walker • Tlndall, It Ent front it. RE URNlnliwvBajPBiTTivYtj reata, wlta » Realtor. RU 1.0444, down end 170 a montk huya wtft Imill till alllai m.fhlne ate. WlJ tall nVt-BOOM HWiT Year aad a half •11,000. Maltk Agtaty, 15! Broad. RE older home of ila roema. Plenty ef tat> rt. ti Pkn EA aIHII erlvata attk. in aiw kette. Ill PAUL aV tmiEB. Ittrtar. lam t.HSI^4151,, QIDO.l.' ATrB Near tekeaTt, Me) Ratw) tttatat, SUM ellsk* aid. All Imprevemeati. Near nation, MIDDLETOWN—! H arrea: brnoki: Sve eloui cloieti: eno-car ftrefo, atatatat hui, lekeeii and ikurckea. Muit return MIOIToH~H ON A RNOLL—Six.room kungt. traaaportatloB and ttetlen. Five niea Waterhury, Bealtar. 14 Weat Prttt at. rnomi, tile batk, Sreplaee, ell iteam keat. reami and katk; op.-eir garage at- fHarara, aletartiletarti, ttatuti. Jastlrt, war 14, lelavtti. IHtM KO I. 1 411 lew, Exrentlen attic, teadera kltch. tached. Cloaa to everything. Alklng RB 4.snoa.» " tmpi, al4 mololtenn, tllvtr, (at faral. Near town. Inquire IT Elat fU f^'w'wrS-wr* -^* :^ en. hot wattr all; 111x200. ihade trail: icreened perch i ene.ear tange. Ideal Illk f«r Pert Monmoutk emtleytej. Alklng 112,11110. Walker 4 Tlndall. II Beat lattTATl?)N~T)tJT('at " colonial. Prvaa urt. MMkk rantr kaaka, MM LBONAVDO—FTvi.ream and It we iun- III.MI. Htlth Aftaey, 117 |rot4. BE Front it. RE I-J4M. apacinui rnomi. icreened aorck. wawtf . tmTABLK, quiet, tlagla er aentie parck, til yatr around haver Pipcleii l4liriiol- III too. Joeeak 0. MeCue.Ictller. IV 1-0444. ^ ftrdm and vegetable garden. Tet wilt room. Good arlvttt heave, aeir all kat air furnace, (all cellari two-car t-a- ... Living room, din- NAVESTNK—Five roami aad bath, hot enray living In thla location, leieet kat . j etperleneed wrecker _ kuiei. Stall ihewer. Bed Bank. U •• rage; Including (urnltiin; lot 48xloo, Ing roam, klteken, twe bedroomi, katk, Mtw ajA*(CH Hrtlft-^llx reemi" thTTa water heat; one-ear garage: larga car- aiaea ifnnr. Owner transferred. Aiklaf I Sen Wreeklaf Co., Btllerd, Pkeae SOU.* Prlie 11,111 tatk, AT MTIi-J, Mn, hardwood Seora, atoker. Convenient la. i, tila katk, all keat t aae-ear ter lot. Oa hui line, near inline! and JIT.son. Open to orTer. Roliten Water. (14.II7I-W. LAM*. 'MWTORTABLE roan' lay W Hoelck. ^_ cationt law taxei: ||,III, Htlgk Afeney, garage. Pormlea ceuntiri. Plat con. ihopnlnr A real buy for |M00. Wal- bury. Realtor, II Writ "real tfc II fe ter 4) Tlndall, II Eait Front at, RB # 'lAier houie in eieellent con- lave living in thla location avarleoklaf 'ETHAN WANTI to buy marble toi reSnad hoeae. Shady yard aad yank. COlNIB IW » TewirrTill.~3O4.feet anca. UT Broad at. BE 1-415». 1201.• eld. Excellent new kerne calony. Five dition, with beautifully lindieened the river with many ihadu treca. akrukt HAVBSINK RlVItFRONTTQualnt i»n. alee roami, tile katk, Srenlace, all taklea, waihitaadt, black horiehair Far ktllnill woman or gentleman, Bef- (raautt tt> katk Praaaeet tve. ltd tury-old talonlil. Living room, (Ire. groundi commanding g view of New and roiee, where you can baak in the its tain, aefaa any condition, cklna. title. ereneee required. Call after I, AT !• Mardlaa rS. btltwet realdaallal LITTLI SILVEB-New raaeh home. ateam heat; garage: baaeawati law taaee. York city and ocean. Far lilt tt the with tktk e cool kreaaea eeallff aSj tit Place, kltiken, flaiud-icreened porehei, Plat nicely laadieaped. Aaklaf lis.too! .11 ltmpe. EE 4-JltlJ or wrltt Btg •II4.W. 10 - " tie*. AtUat ||,1H. M I.444IW lour kedroomi. three kathi, aerccned Living raom, dining roam, den, madeat price ef 420.00*. Walker * Tin- riveri . SavoS n attractive roomiomi, aeaaeat Tl. Port Moamoutk.e Liiirua*. [AaQI ffwraiHtl ratal, Mike offer. Jetcpk 0. MeC.e. Realtor. delimit Beet Front it.^lFJ t-4404. poreh; IHO.ooa. Roiataa Wattrwatt, lleeplng porekea: two-rar garage with kitchen completely aeulpped, three tt IDDLKAefAW ta aktra ttoaa, vate kaaw. Private katk wltaj akew. tveat room, kath. Beautiful groundi TWO-PAMILY HOUSF, on Weit Side. Rnaltor. 1« Weit Front it. RE t-»«00 * an, IT, LAVBBL ATM.. _ tWOTYfjA^RîChTiVtch cnlonlal. Eicel. caaifarttklt koate la He4 Bank. Far N kk d lk LO kary. Mitt kernel til aratad. All and view: It7,o00. Mlnitgh Agency, bedraemi, tiled bath, tiled powder Will ihow excellent Inromr. Five MnDERy "RANCH HOME. four kede urtktr Infermation, write alvlai atari •tllltlea. Pertill ajilekly tettaa: 4 tilt I. Bumiea rd. Phone BIT 1.11711.» room, aluminum icieeni, itorm laih. lent condition. Three hedroomi, tile reomi tnd kath "" ""n """r. targe roomi. Two acrei of land, fruit treei, lal ttatua, tl«, ta •••, !>„• Bra III, " «44IJ ft « bath, powder room, oil hot water heat, let aad tarate. Bur thin und rmt one gre*.nhou*e: gariee and Rhop. Secluded Betemeat! garage. Excellent location baiement: attached one-car garate. Retting. Near irhonT. See It In the eont M »a»k. • IUMSOM—New home, Large living Hoar, Live rent free by orcunying the tnd let; Itl.too. Allaire A Set Walking dlitance to grade irhcol. June etker. Alklng IIO.ooo. Submit ofT.r, of the evening; •IT.e.oa, Holston Water. reeta, twa Ine hedroomi, big noMeiilon. Aiklnr III.HOD. jiaiepk O. nat far laati aad. Atomy, lat. IB 4-1410. Walker * Tlniall, II Ent Front it. RE bury. Realtor, 1 < Welt Front at. R| klttkea, medera batk, e«panaioa at* McCue. Realtor. RU 1.0444. I.SII4. 4«liOO« lai. ftaraip aa»lllar» aaltkaat, tl WATE«FRONT~JEWt!L~»' -?oo»~lTvTvii tie, (all ktaetaent; attached taregei «a tl ftat. Far IrM Urtt wttkt twa irtlltttt tlwmlatti tattamatta, lag. PuBTAUFICE—*Cleat ta Shrtwibury •rlwat ateveateve, dlakwttktt, Lauadremat, I14.I04. Alltin 4 Son Agency, Inc. rivtr. Excellent (or boat owner. room. Sreplaee, large irreened parek la Jui*. Call Dl T.ITII tttat T overlonhlng water, three • drnnma, hath NOTICE •UPCRIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY S lehit-ieeh t re(rlf irater, plaiterid walla, II 4-1410. Pretty little home in perfect condition. Studio living room, hoatilator fireplace, medernited kltrhen, lutnmatlr teat, MONMOUTH COUNTY. Ckaacary t. M.. Friday. laealtted. Atkltf IIMH. BS I.4III4 rknlca nelrtbnrhood. «utt 111,010. •UPEIKM COUBT OF NEW JEISCV twa alaa kedreami and itep-atving kitch- 1 DIVISION DOCKET NO. KirrHAVlH-Where t)M eta y en; kreeaty parchei: all keat; averaiied i^ " ''.."'""•h Ag-ney, Rumeaa " CHANCERY DIVISION atONkKMJTM •BHIT tjHtjuaj f amiiatf raaat. tatf it a# Phone Rir^ |.0714.e IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OP t aaw tlx.room I three-bedroom I .»U7> (ante. Alklng 11,001. Berua Afeney. COUNTY. DOCKET NUMBER F-lteS-M. devkle, raatanakh. Oat tkart >latk laiulated, Cape Cad home, ITadl feet en 4llt. ^ QVAINT,' CHARM1WC.' ecntury.old~vir. Relakoid Mannik. decaaied. Civil Actiot fANKU TaUDtt VMM ta r»» dl eÂ^B IMJ.... JlaA—I—A BO B—AA*S &t I Una let; 404 feet (real t feed ichool, lage. koine. Five roomi, bath, Sra. TOl BARNBT KANTOR and hia helrt, ardor to ahow cauie. vrwea aaewoat ejinrivv, tf ttteia tv* twa klockt froa a kui, far Ita.sotf HIGHLT DESIBABLB, Re4 Bank loca- dtvlaaea and lamina! rcpreicntt* Complaint having bean Slid la tkt tratt tf antitute. OM as4 aiaatra axed •..>• tion; il.faat living roem, large dlniaf place, comer rur.ho.Mi, anctoaed Irtarmi, matki. wait* akiatti aaa aalaa. Sekwtrta.Mteklla, S Wkltt at. RE f. parrhrt, Niea niot with ihruki, ihtde tivia, a"4 nil, their or any of their tkava matter, duly verified, alleging that room, (otr Snt kedreemi. two tiled tuccaaaori in right, title or intenat; Tamara Mannik, the plaintiff, il the wife •at kriat tktm arena*. Baar wf VI batki. Itiam hiat, all; two-ear farage; try Market. Wm Freat alT Fatlat •! MRS, BARNET KANTllli, wife al e( the deceaied; that they were lawfully •M ... — ' PLAZA—Six roomt aad lit.., huge aunpnrch. Priced low. Do not hei. .onenYrTnrVc Barnet Kintor, her Christian namt kal water kaat. Nttr tekeel tnd itoree. married on October 1Q. 1905 ia Talliaa, if tot. Itate to call. Barua Agcaey, Pair Hi* AVEHINK R|VERFRONT~Three~aT. being unknown: DANIEL MrCAB. Elton ia; that laid eovareiga nation tl w taai" c prlc~ " t 14.140ll.li . Schwarti. van. BE f.lllt. llghtful errea, gnrireoiii treei. SIx-nom THY and hia lieira. iluviit'ea end per. Eatanlt hai been taken over by the Baa. ._ll S>lltl. eattoge. bath, pine panelled living room, aoaal repreaentativei, and hii, tkalr alani: that ai part of the profrata ef WANTID TO MINT VCftuL IILVn=Tkrt. -Jreat heeireemi; fa* lONBtt FOB BUSINESS, la Pair picture wlndowi; automatic heat lev. ar aay el their lucceimn in right, liaiiidatinn many of the malt cltiaeta tf ..rite. Nttr. eekeel. at „-. — -Jkeel, attrta, and kui. Mavtn't aaw ahtpplnt canter. Aa •ral outbuilding!: ItMOO. Mlaufk title or Intireit; JULIA R. Me- Eatonia were taken to Ruiiia and akert Nlct turreundlati. Fall etUtr. Priced Agency. Phone BU 1.0714.* CARTHY and hlr hein. deviaeel and were tortured, nerved and killed i that fOUKO COVPLB «ltk t»a •kllarta at. >kly.. SakwtrttJIatklla, • Wklte excellent kalldlnf prevldlnf kull. MBW BUN0ALOW~=r-CoVltiwnivrwf perional reprewntativei, anil her, plaintifT'i huahand, the deceaaed, vna •Ira f•w-reeaj aaartmtat er keatt. I t-lltl. neu tptee ta well ta llvlnf euar. '"»". two hedrnoma. kitchen, katk, ax. their er any of their iucce»i>ri in tramported to Ruiiia: that ihe kellevM ftarlf rtaUlTPkeai AT UUUJ. IAUK—Slx.ream ll.kedroom) tera. At unaaual opportunity. Berul ntmion attic, f,,ll cellar; forced tlr keat. right, title or Intereat: ANNE M. ker laid husband, Reinhoid Mtanik, ta H0U.V wltk larti llvlaa room, In nice Urge plot 71x1.10. Priee I1«.IOO. Fnafc. KRAUSKtad her heln. deviaeel and ho dead, and aikint for an order de- 1UOVIT I—T»*raeai an IBB) BAKet—•avaa-raeai atlealtt. Aftaey. HI I-4IU. laraliket a* aafanlikaf. -_.—, ~- gtrdta tl area. Clvlliat aaedi only •g_Wayllaad. Broker. II I.Hit,' atrtenal repreuntatlvei, and her, claring the laid Reinhoid Mannik tt) he laak, Uttto Kl»tr area. Writ*. MIH Mtt 1141. Baetlleat taadltlee, •I eaik. Prlie llt.JH. Sehwarti their ar any o( their lueeeamri in dead. kllav I Wkltt at. IB I-IUI. VEfllAK PAVg tl.lU down tar K» WATERFRONT COTTAGE. Plclnr. rifht, title ar interest: "JOHN 'HUM laeaf, III Uawtea •*«, Art* Attaeke4 two-ear strafe, Canter ly aig.reem rtatk ktmt. Tkree ked. I do hereby order and direct tkat — - > BAUT—Four^^ — — ~ —- —-> ^^' —w~^ reem ^w.^ twTteUj anaTaVthrirui 4T Uil " OOI." kuikaad e( Anne M. Kreuie. aare. Pa.* W uarlMI kattwayt wtll-la-wall ttrtetlaii I*. reemi, lo.foet llvlat room wltk Ire- eioue view; lO.feet llvlat raet), eauie be ihown before me aa tkt ttlk cellar, kat water all.Sred kaat; one. the Mid name "John line" being day of Auguit, 1951, at 10 o'clock la the 4OTHER AMD TWO f Irli (inl aaa I) C laaalrt fkt Tirraca Aett., l»rlaf lakea) bataaieat aUyroeai, ktllt.lt place, tlltd kttk. alr-cendltlantd kett; Sreplaee, all ktat, modern kath, Setltiaaai GEORGE RNUDSON and i artntl* Beta alate te live. Matt My. ear garage. Very alee condition. Price garage: K-tirt: 111.400. Berua Agency, forenoon at the State Houie Anntt. tklrl at.. Red l*ak. II1-4441 ay It* Mitt. kretkiiat aaek, ttall akewer, flaia •Mil. MnvartfMitkUa, S Whltt at. three hedrtomt; tartfl. Only III,. hll heln, davlaaia and perional r, p. Soor, in the City of Trenton, S. I. wky klai wilfaa l( tltaa aaa atar k«i liM reatntatlvtt, tad hie, their or any 4aar, Itvtttty. datniitalrt, 4ttaklt> REI.I1II, •00. Ray Van Mara Afttey, Fair an order ihould not be made doelariaf a Rta Baak. Call U MIH, ami. II. fAfR *riAVtp)=iSn)?~four'yean "all ef their tuccetaara In right, title or KTWItrJWr*=-Five room! tad bath. Haven. RE «.4l00.» the laid Reinhoid Mannik to be prenmtd atlaa wladewe, Mrataed aartk, fally Lovely colonial wltk breeiavay and Intereati MM. OEORGE KNUDSON, tt be dead. Over fa-ttrt. New all kuratr, icreened wife of George Rnudion. her Chria- BUNG MAN. Fart Maaaaatk cMiaatr, latalattd. Ittl tap It Itl.tll. BI (rant porch. New Matte Che( tai range, garage. Livlaa ream with Srevlaee, din- And it ii further ordered tktt t tan attka nlttlr •Itaataf, furaltkei atnale ing roam .itreamlined kitchen, twa at* HALF AORB—Rambling ila.raam nnea tlan name taint unknown: MA- Mltl. (all ttllar, ateraa wlndewi aad icreem, . »oule. Waad paneling. Flrepltta. tiled TILDA JASEI and her keiri, de- of thii order be publiihed In tkt let •r fartft aaartawat. ka*lat atwrata Ja?r«rTe!rrwa_. awnlnga; two-car garage. Priee 11,500, tractive kedroema, a«aanaio.i attic; (ull Btak Reglvtir for four wtckt taceee. atraare, inaet (er tuck ptrieatl belonf. cellar: kat water all keat; 14,111 dtwn: kith, o I keatt garage: encloied kreete- vlaaea tnd perioral repreientativet and kath. Newly decorated ana fur- FOira ROOM*—Year around. Near Schwarti-Meeklin. I White at. BE I- way; 111,111. llay Van Horn Afiaey, tnd her, their or any of their IUC- lively, at lent nnre in each weak aeat aft aa detk, kkea»>. ete. Will «uS. alahed. Overlooking ocean. USt Oetaa 8121. •71 taeatkly. Barta Aieney. Paly Ha preceding the return day of thie order. alt rtferenret. Contaet Davit llaiVln ickool, kui, ikopping diatriet; 10x101 yen. RB t.4M2. Pair Haven. BE 4-4100.' •ilierl In rlgkt, titled or intcrnt; ave.. Sea Bright. SE I-OIW. SHREWSBURY—lour rooma and tile "JOHN DOE," huihand of Matilda Dated: Junt 11. 1951. 4 IA a.ioto, itx. 1441, eurlni 4n> at BEAUTIFUL (urniihcd two tr three -L.Sl-trii. ''•'?*• ** 4-.OI0-M. FLORIDA ROUND! Showplace In At Near /•/ DONALD H. McLBAN. JO |.57».R tunlBfi. bath, full cellar, oil heat, itorm win- Urge koat feellltlefeellltleii 78foot Janr. tke atld aagie "John Dot" room apartment. Private kltekjaa and lantie Hllhlanda. Kieellcnt view of T 8-foot being Sctltloua. Llvlnf room, dining room kitchen! dowi, plaiter walle, electric range and Two tiled katkakk , oiill hheat, Sriplaee; «a< 1 1 C U bath, on ocean front. Ailulti. LO CUtl. water heater; 11,100. Only 11,100 karbor tnd wattrwayi, Levtly Cape MILTON KOSENI,"" " " ° " '""* pantry, ancleaed (rent porck, three bed- Cod of Sve large ronmi (twe kedroomi,) rage; IIT.lto. lay Van Mora Afiney, Attorney for PlaintlJ, APARTMENT of three roomt and katk. BUhaatmaei aatael Bnai#BB j*H BaAaa4'lam«B eiBa>oitABwm • eaai- needed to take over 4% mortgage. Pai-Irr HavtnHaven,. RE14*4111IE fWlOI.* •y virtue at an Order ef the Superior Pine (eatarea toa tiumertat ta mention. Caurt of New Jereey, Ckamery Divinion. HI Broad Street, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Heat and hot water. On tat rivet, Schwarta.Maeklin, I White it. RE I Superb landicaplrig, A real dream home. Phone RE 4-0074 after I P. M.* ATTRACTIVE elfht-reem koie. Wv. Matmtutmtutk Caunty, made aa the day of Red Bank, N. J. llt.ll Borua Agency, Talr Haven. RE 4-4582. hedroomi, IH tlltd katki. Sreplttt. tke datdata hereofhf , in a eauiie whereiheri n NEW APARTMENT of tkree reoatt'aia RIivVgflljRyFour rooma and kath, dark room, oil heat: double ftrait: IFFICE SPACE—iull41«f lotatji ta bath: completely furniihed, ready It Snlihed cellar wltk game-room and TOWNSNSHIH P OF MIDDLETOWN IN THE NOTICE •raaa at* Ra4 Bank. Taavira Strana RARE THERE DATS. Perfectly kept pretty gardem: 117,500. Ray Van Hani COUNTNTY OF MONMOUTH. a municipal move In. Muat have one year leaett bar. electric range, 11,110. About It.500 Agency, Fair Haven. RB I-IIOO.' An ardinanea ta amend tn "At OR. leatauraat, 14.11 Btaad at. Ideally located In Red Bank, taa kleek KBANSSUM — InveittMRt yreperty. eaik needed to take over exlatlng *% aix.room home (three bedroomi), corporatioi n ef thhe StatSt e of NeN w JJerety, DINANCE TO ESTABLISH AND CON. attarata froaa tkree apart. MVI!«rRf>Nf~RRICK~rf)LONIALTTt rCTOBER I TO Junt 16. to reliable (an- off Broad itreet. Reaaonakla rental to mortgage. Schwirti.Macklln. I White In 8krtw>kury. Living vetaa, large II Plaintiff, and you are Defendant!, yoa TROL THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF rlfht party. Adult! only, Wrltt to •enti Near keach aad ihoyplnt ctattr. rooma. Three hathi. tlrenlirei: ilate art reoulred to pay ta aald Plaintiff the THE BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWS. lly. Deiirahlt raalrienee, partially fur. at. RE l.lltl. tnd lately, Srtplaie, large dining roof; ateam oil, Axkinf tsn.flflt, Ray p . A J.J" BaB » IIIIII . BeBdd BankBk. Price 14,100. Terau trrajiged. Bellana fallowing lumi (or principal, Ifternt and JIURY: TO PRESCRIBE AND ESTAB- ilikta, in Rumien. Rtftrtneta reanlref • Pareeil, Agentt, II Center tve. KB StAA IIIIGUTIIIIGUT—FiSaliKeanRingfooi;— . Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. RE I- 1 FIvI-IMM unfurnl •l d room, madera kitchen, tile kath, (ull •ubeeaucnt taxei tnd aiituannti aa of LISH RULES AMI REGULATIONS FOB JTrlte. "Rtllaklt Family,- Be* 111, St. IIMM unfurnlihet apartamt; »a. •replace, modern kitchen, breakfait 4100.* tke Ith day of May. 1ISI, with intereit cant JJull y II it: one-year luaae required. tleove, two bed roomi bath, (team oil cellar; ateam heat oil; garage, Ex- THK GOVERNMENT AND D1SCIPUNI VAN HOfiN—Wooded tract near river. tktrtna from tht data Itit mtntiened CBJlWBJlWG!!^^}' / and lummar rtntala Rent ITS monthly. Inquire Red Bank KBANBBUBO—Single loti-P.ved itreet hent: titrate: river aad Mean right!. ceptional value at Ill.AOO, Borui THEREOF: THE APPOINTMENT tad aldiwalkl. Prlee 176. Lot! 50x100, grlca ia.000. afltUfk Agency. Phoni Beautiful colonial, IH tiled bithl. all tnd Plalntlff'i taaed coati. being the TERMS AND REMOVAL OF THE OF. now available at U50. Ilia WUUklrt Agency, 100 River rd., Fair Haven. hiat: double garage: porch: »JJ.7|f). Ray imountl mcciiary tt redeem tkt follow- \ttntr. Rtalton, Phone SE t-0004. Open rclldentlll ana. Priet 1100, Belleaia * KICERS AND MEMBERS THEREOF : Van Horn Ageney, Fair Haven. IB I* laf primliee tovarad ky tax aale cer- »eek-«ndi. evening! by appointment. Purclll, Atenta, 77 Center ava, KE I .IE 1-4511. AND TO PRESCRIBE THEIR DUTIES, apartment in private home, eeater of RUHJ.6H WATHrRONT, Attractive 4100.* tlfeittt made ky the Taa Collector of THEIR FEES AND COMPENSATION? Red Bank. AH utllltlei. One perion atly. •even-room dwelling, (four bedrooma), IOME, MODERN DESIGN. Redecorated, RAt.CH~HOU3E=Pa~rt~brlck. Excellent tka Towmhlp ef Mlddletown to laid RC H-J071-R. AT Camabell'i Junction, Selford; aunroom, icreened porch, I'i tiled kathi, RIVER OAKS—Large ranch heat on Tewnahlp of Mlddlatewa. at follow!: BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and (our rooma and kath: 170 per month, fireplace, hot water, oil heat; full dry laadtcaped aerti 21-foot living roam, eloieti. Six large roomi Sreplaee, Council of tke Baruugh of. New Shrcwi. mfurnlihed; 1100 per month furniihed. SNETREDROOUt apartment. Individual cheap. Call KB t-»o» 1. tiled hath, norch: garage: plot HOillS; bury: therfnoitnt heat eontrol. Marine view. cellar: two-ear garage. Price Haiti. dinlnf roem. Oeaeral Electric kitchen, FIRST CAUSE OF ACTION; The lum tent on yearly baili. Apply Log Cabin PORT MONMdUTH—071. opportunity; (our larte kedroemi and three delvxe lir,,700. Ray Van Horn Agency, Paly of 1711.tl far pramliei known aa Loti Section 1, Sectlaa II af Ike ordi- inn. Scenic Boulevard, Atlantic High- Private mtate, Monaiautk Hilli tectien. .'A »•»•»•! ••»»»!.til year: (ut- Haven. RE I-4I0O.' HI l.llll. kathi; kreaaeway and two-car garage. Numbera I. T and I. Bloek 1«. Cut nance of which thli ii an amendmeat anda. Bliked. IT.tOt. O, I, leani. Summer Borui Agency. RE I-4581. NE'AR~RIVER—Lovely remodclt4 ktme. Keamburg Park #1. be anil the same ia hereby repealed. ONI-IOOM APABTHTSt. rWnlih.d". ate itudie living room, flnpaei, •IX ROOMS—Unfuraiihta. Full teller, rental! lilt up. ialllna. ill 4ltk at., Two tiled bathi, four good htdroama, EIORTH CAUSE OF ACTION: The Section :.*. This ordinance ihall take Private hath and entrance. Kitchenette aunraoaa (pine panelled), dining >oom, effect uiiun ita I'Hasava and ayivaval and coal air heat. Rafertneai. Betferd; 113 Union City. Onion T.ITII. kitchen, kedroom, tiled lavatory on SPECIAL Of WBCKI Beit buy in itreamllneil kitchen: guraie. Immediate lum of 1111.14 for premliii known ai nonthly. KE I-U70.W. and lame dotet. Utllltlei Included In BTS1T~BUffiINflAL atetloa la Ka ptiiemlon: «2»,50o. R y Van Horn publication ai provided by law. rent. Call EA IM47e,.» ground Seen two bMroomi tll',1 bath montha. New buatalow on l'j ( Lett Number! 411 and 4IJ, Block V. URNISHED 8EV«SÔOM home. July Bank. Mouae kai Sve kedraomt, I'i AgeneyFnlr Haven. RE I-4100.* Sarildi Hilfhti. GEORGE STEVENS. Mayor. THmtBriiTmtBRriTfJNKURrnslHKIf . Oarage; on licond Soar; vapor oil ktat: two-ear acrei. Sevan fjltutta te ltd .Bank. 4th to Sept. 34. ' Four rooma. flrit katka. Immidlttt occuptaty; lli.aoo. ratt; 114,000. John Mlnufh Agency , BRAND NEW. RANCH"hnuie~AftathTd Atteit: Margretta L. Reed. Clerk. leors three double ktdroomi. batk let- 117.10 per month, plui utllitlei f«r two t «mlth, 14 Maple ave.. Fair Very tttractive living room, modern TENTH CAUSE OF ACTION: The lum Smien rd. BU 1-0714).' garage. Rlectrlc range. Oood lnct- tf 1111.71 (or srtmliti known ai Loti PUBLIC NOTICB ••4 floor; televlilon, Bendl>, dlihwather, adulti. R V. R, H, Steut. 77 Broad at., kitchen. Ceramic bathroom, dinette, tlon; lio,5oi>. Low down nayment. Ray roner. fonilderlni HOP. RK '.43II8.M. IUHI Hank. Phone RE 1.2141. IVIR -LAtPTAT/TtA BTJIMALoWW . *H row, Number! Ill tnd 111, Bloek D. Home* The foregoing ordinance waa Intro, UTTLI SILVER—Very near Red Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Il I. TWO. ROOM APATlfiTENT; Kitchen. kath. tcretntdaarek (11x140); 11,100. two nice kedreemi, (ull eeetment. itttd Park *1. duced at a regular meeting of the Mayer _.. private eitate. Beauti- Cotitance Smlfh 14 Maple eve.. Fair 4100.* fully decorated, Iniulated, heated, fur- bedroom, furniihed, fai, eleetrlelty, Bank and hui line, Ntw kungt- Beit eeattruetlea: flattered wtlln ELEVENTH CAUSE OF ACTION: The and Council of the Borough of New Maven. IB •.»«•,* Shrewibury held June 7, 1951. and will lihed or unfurnlihed, (our roomi, hath- •team heat, hot water aupnllid. Near tow wltk large living raaaa, fire- 111,111 (tr aultk aale. Uwley PICTURESQUFJ waterfront colonial. •urn af 1441.47 for premii'i known ai •T.lTBATfK'^'Hffl-.lact; to Bfott tt. Lat Numkir IT, Black A, Homeitead coma up for final comideration and Ptl* jom, large aereentd aad flaw tnelotod bui, tralni. Year treund. Grcine, WII. Place, kittkta, dinette,, twt bed* Aftaty, US Hltkway Nt. SI, ltd Seven roomi. Three bathi, picture wren: garage: itoragt ttaet. Summer ton avi.. Port Menmeuth. KE I.U7T.M.* . SI* Itrfj rtatjn ftrait: til kttt; Park, Rage at a regular meeting of laid fov« taian or yearlt lew. Leu tkan II ATlluN FURNHHBD apaVtaientl 111,104 Immediate oeeupeney, Con- rooma, beautiful tlld bttk, »xpan. Bank. IB 4-I414. windowi, Sreplaee, oil hiat. Aikinf erninir body to be held on July 5. HI!, nate Smltk, 14 Mtylt tvi.. Fair Mavta, Redemption may be made on the Ith at the Tlnton Falll Public School ia atld nlnutei from Red Bank and Mlddletown four-room furniihed apartment, all fa- alon attle, full ktaemtat. Large lott • J2.5OO. Ray Van Horn Agency, day of July, HI!, kitween the noun of tatloni. Ideal plaea (or reipomlble Borough at which time and place all per. ellitlei. Lncnterl Shrewikury river, Sea. 111,100. Allaire • Sea Agency, Int. KeawW UUnVTaVDUTIOIf^Vflttl'w.we MMf Fair Haven. RE 1-4100.* SiSO A, M. and 4:10 P, M. ID. S. T.) som deRlrlng to be heard thereon akalt lertoni deilrlng quiet living In pleaiant ion July through Labor day. Phoae S| OUBLia MOU1B '-Red Math, SlaTTtrtt 11,411; 141 meatkly paymeati. Four at tka Office af the Tax Collector of the urroundlngi. Phone RE 1-2141 or AT roomi each tide. Lot 10x110. For IB 4.1480. he given full opportunity. I.II7I after • P. M,, or Before • A. M. rooma tad fcalkreem wltk (ull kaiemeat flTTLE SILVER—Five-room bungilow. owmhlp el Middietewn. Ttwmhlp Hall, I4.no MARGRETTA L. REED. Clark. ilTII.M. or Whitehall 1-0244, mornlngi. aulck aale, 111,500. CoaHantc Smltk. id opanaleii attle_i_7».foot Ittl 111,111. llddletown, New Joricy, and In default 14 Maple avc, Fair Haven. RE 4-1108,' Fireplace, expanalon ncond Soor, at. S JTTLE SlLVKri-^Pour-bedroom houie. TjT.. R ..J modern garden develop- INVESTOR'S OPPORTUNITY. Houie. thereof, you lhall itand absolutely de- two-unlt. Hill acctlon, Highland!. tractive haiement; two.ear gtrifti Notice ef Settlement el Aliewat Oa hua route to race track. Lam ment Nttr til trtninortatlen. Call FAIR H'AVSN=New~homT~Ntar river. • •_-.»_ __w»ar—Older koaat In lll.ooo. aroailnter * Hellir. RB 4- barred and foreeltaed from til right and .tltvlilon, record chanter, plato, auto. *• - - •--- "• i-mo.R. Sis apaelati reetii, modern: attatLid Water. Netdi rtpalr: 11.1(10. Rental In. feed atadltltn. Living rgom, dining nulty ef redemption of, In and to laid Eitatc of Annette T. Haikell, deceiaed. come put, 140. H. H. Bowtell. AT 1. 1100, RE I.UI2.> oitlc hat water, two large electrla re- ate; let IIHIU: lli.«0«. Conttantt room, kittkta, twa kidraomi, kathroem, nWtE~SILVER—Ofcl~vllia»e~"Some: landi and preminei above deicribed. Notice ii hereby given that the tceooaM bungalow, furniihed. Itk. 14 Maple ave.. Fair Haven. BE 0114. HV 1.1I4B. [ •rlgeratori, telephone and extemlon: Large living room, fireplace; atio K full celltri corner Jot. Aaklnf 11,001. Dated: June 8th. !».'. 1, of the aubicriherd, executor! of the 01* :ardin and apple treei. Racing icainn Seven rooma; large plot: hot water tate of mill deceaied, will be audited apartment, three lovely roomt, tiled HIOHWAV HOME—Suit. Bualneii. aix heat. Needi lomi modernlaatlont III.. FRANCIS W. LAWLEY. T lummer rental. Home may ha bath, any period. Ml Patten ave,, Long iiTTlA dlLVil—Mtdirn, TlxlM, Bam- ronme. hot water heat, charm, large AMBl lfflU-Gi\*i ..on, d,..|..., and Hated by the Clerk of the Saperlor ion rd, Six roomi, oil keats large SIM. (ir.,..inner A Heller. KG 1-tlOO. 111.04 ' Attorney of Plaintiff. Court and reiiorteil for icttlcmint ta tha jointly. Phone RB I-HIH. Branch" cellar tult workihonj 10,250. Bowtell dlniaf room, tkree btdroomi, tilt hath- RE I-M92.- m_ .TAGE"j^Bf—^-^trfMTaBMT'^J"**. NIW fixture!" ™' ' -^*^^^*a^^^g^^^îâaBa: ilttna thri u j nroWWMJRNtSHrt apartment. tarage. Aaklnf 111,114. Btclutlve Agency AT I-OIU. RU 1-1140. room; attaakad gerega( large loti: IIS,. Superior Court of New Jeriey, Chancery •tent. Comtanca Smith. 14 Maple avi., 700 aad up. Lawlay Agency. BE •• IN TOWN—Suitable for inartminte, Dtviiion. Monmouth County, on Tueiday, lovely garden; near traatportatlaa. 1111 per menth. Heat aad water fur. the twenty.iUth day af June. A. D., t»ll lummer rental. B. I. Dobien, Ml Bar ralr Haven. IE 4-:iO«.« SMALL FARM—Twa acrei. food front. rooming home. Five hedroomi. two Manmeutk Caunty Surraaate'a OfSce nlahed. Immediate occupancy. Jnaipk L. age on two hard lurfaced roadi. »t 10 A. M. (DST) tt tha State HOUH ve.. AT l.tllLW. THOMPSON AOBNCT—Ntw komi. Little ... Cod Ityle. Fire. kltchena, two bathi: girnne: ti.voon, In the matter of the eitati of J. How- Carlone. 114 Lexington ave.. Fail Ha. Seven-room home witk hat water heat Oro>i|ngcr A Heller. RE 1-2100, RE f. Annex, Trenton. N. J., at which time ap- URNI8HED BCSOALOW. Five rooma ven. RE 4-1*93. Silver location. Living room, kitchen, and all other improvement!. Can be Plaee, tile bathroom, (ull baRemcnt. ard Smith, deceaied. Notice to creditor! plication will be made for the allow. • and tile bath, ihawer, tile kitchen, SeS«S«ERr1!NTACUntir»iF»mbrVjr : two kedroomi, hath; plot lla.110; Iriu- eaiily converted for two familiei. Near txpanaion attic with full rear dormer; to preient elaimi againit eitatc. ance of cnmmJ5Rioni and counaet feel* wo kedroomi, dining room, televliloa, ItSl. Oarage apartment. Ideal (or latcd: 110.000. II Eait Front it. RE tramportatlon. Aiklng 115,500. Welle'i attteked farafe. Plaitered walla; 114,* UK-ROOM "'RANCH-TYPE IO order. •" " ' encv. RE 4.0410, Punuant to the order nf Uormun Me- Dated: May 23. 15.11. ladle an4 record chanter I alio lewlnt eauple. Bedroom, combination living and Agency. Htlmdll rd.. Htilet, KE 7-0533. Three hedroomi, tiled bath, fircplice: Faddln, Surrogate nf the County uf Mon- AMORV LAWRENCE HASEBLL. ittehlna and waihlnf machine; 111* per bedroom, Vltchen and hath. Beautiful THOMPSON AwlNCr—Small farm. Nine BTO I Ont-atory flrage: 111.000. O. I, 11,100. Gn>i. mouth. made on the thirty-ftrar. Hay nf AMtiRY LAWRENCE HASE1LL, JR, nonth. 44 South Bunnycrtit dr., Little location. Two block! from neaek. Hef- 1TVE.ROOM STUCCO houH In excellent home. linger A Heller. HE 1-211)0. RE M«32.' tent. Six root*!, two katkt, modern condition. All improvement!, 11,500, Inui living ream: atone May, Ull, on the application of Harvey ANNE HASKELL BLLIS, Illvor. BE I.4H..J, e.cncei required. For partleulara, write, kitchen, ait keat: one-car garage karn; firepltle. fcetutlful thirmopana wlndowi, MODERN RIVERFRONT home, light Smith and Otli H, Smith, Administrator! Woodland Fnrm, Whippoorwlll Road, JARAdE—llilTI (act. Store with five. P. 0. Box m. RM rjirf a • with or without furniture. Phone KB dinlnf room, three btdroomi, tile bath- fil.ono. •> Int Front it, III I. MIIIW after 5, »« gt. John1! pl. rnomi HU bathi. recreatlnn rnnm: at- of tha iitarp of J Howard Smith, de- MidiliHtowt, T.".-r,«nlp, Red Rank, N.J, room apartment, Inaulre at Joitak TV.Vf.trRONTAPARTMENT1 . fully furfur- ruum. Well landxuaiiai] acivi 12S.S00. tached helii'i apartment: attached ga- coaled, notice ti herehy given to the John D. McMHflter, leitai. 1S4 North Rlvenide ave., Red BUNOALOW—In Rumien, Faar roomi Act quickly, Lawlcy Agency. RE 4- rage: 1.14,500. Oronlnfer A Heller, RE 1 Exchanire P!nce, nlihed, Fultuble for builneli enuplel . THOMPSON AOENCY—Raaek houiai 0410. creditor! of laid deccaaed lo exhibit to lank. RR «-0M4^ neriranm. llvlnr room completi kitchen, and modern bath with automatic oil 1.81 HO or RE 1.1412.• the luhicriheri, Admlniitratori aa aforo- Jeriey City, N. J. iXRUlT under conitrtntleii. Ctnvtnltat Itea- heat. Convenient location | 11,100, Call ECLvDsD BUIfOALOW—-Ltrft llvlnf hath, Ovirlooklng river, *»o tlocka tin. Three ktdraomi, full cellar i ft- laid, their debt! and demandi againit the Attorney. I14.lt. XTHRnUlBTSBy mien at Set Foam, from Red Mank atitlnn. Private en- IO 2918lt rtam. Ceramic kttkrtom, tkraa bed- RED BANK COLONIAL. Large living 1 oil hiat 1 115,500 up. II room, fireplace, three bedronmi, inn- •aid eitatc. under oath, within lix 1171 Ocean avc, Sea Bright. Phone trance! 1711 ytar around, Phoni RK ran roomi, full bailment, axpamltn title; monthi from the date of the aforeiald F M'S* it at. IB 4-0700.• SXCSPTIONAI. BARGAIN, Modern lix. attached garage, See It now; 41 J.500. room: attached garage. Excellent loca- NOTICE. ntNlSHtn OR unfurnlihed, all year Fron room hom-. Butlt lw»», Mvinif room tlnn; I1«,r,oo, rfroiilnfir A Hrllrr, RE ordir, or tht?y wll) hi forevir barrtd of , aaruunil. beautiful ilx-room moda/n ROOM FOR YOUR mother-in-law In tkia l.awlev AKHU'X, Hlahwaf Nu, an, Red their actlmia therefur axalnit tha laid Take notice that Valentina Clambrona. AVV TIVBrrURNIsilED apartment: at.xM, dinlntf room, kltchfn and lav- Rank. I-Jlpo. RE 1-1432.• 'iouie«'iolOUieu i. Private beach; 1110 per month, H roomi, porch, wooded 'hlllilda ipacloui four-bedroom attractive old •tory, flnt floor; three Wtlroum-, til* luhicrlberi, trading ai Val'i Tavern, haa applied ta lo»l overlooklnv ocean. Racing leaion Milt: home. Double living room, formal din- bath, irtMind floor, All copper plumb* ALMOST N*#l Three bedroomi. f'lr- RED BANK—Five room! and halh. Hot Dated; Freehold, N. J., May It, 1951, the Mayer anil Council of the Bor- ing room, Sreplaci and imall fueit amle bnthroom, dinette, wanhinir ma- air hen!, Prii'e |>,00ll, Phnne RU ough of KumRon tor a Plenary Retail .ROOM BUNGALOW. Suitable for •ummer 1400, Alt Imnreviminti aa inir, itvam of! htit, f-fiO-Knllnn uutiiiU HARVKY SMITH, ' elderi or vacationer!. Write, Len Portland rd.. Highland!, Waek-anda. heuie, Alklag 114,«00. Occupancy. Ella Unt; nci-pPiM-il pnich j aUathrd KMriUfe. chine, range: full bailment: 112,Him. Hie M3I0-M. Conaiiraption tlcenit for pramlaaa iltuaV Wlltlhlrc Agency. Ratltnn. Phone RE l.awley Agency, 1(10 Hlvhway Nn, ,15, Tort Mtinmnuth, N, J, id at 111 Cast River mail. Kumion. N. J. ioore. P. O. Box Sl«,_Freeholil.' f ft.Rtftt weik-dav!i. flrrfcni, itfum HHPH, Hnrkyard com- LKIINAKIMI I'liinrr In iip.M I y. Twn- OTIS II. SMITH, IRD~RA'NK AREA'—Raneh home. Tlim 4-H04 or BE 2-0004, Omn week-en.l», plr-tdy fffii'it. In with niptnl ryclonp R>il Hani;, f nil IIK fi.llalll. Hnrv hmivt', 'rtirer beiiitiuniw mil Object loin. If any, ihotilil he madt lm> 1 TMKNTrTwef Stat^ St., Lcwii, llelawire. bedi'onniBi atlavht'd twn-L'Hr HMI'IIK* ! ~rnf ilOING KASTI-Only a frw home! left frncliib*. K\<'rl|f>nt( rinirt nritfhhnrhrmd. I.ITTI.K rill.VBR. Attrictlv flv».r,miti huh. l.ivinit iitnm, itininf rciom, kitchen, meilintply in writing tn Albert A. Karr. WII nrrfj fruit, vrirtnktr unit flower m rlmriil, Yrnrly tin!"l •»•- for veteran! at t% down. Sia (him Nfflr iintri, Rrlinnl, rhnijhrr. Kttrni \n> pintry unit i.t•'11v rnnm lirgp pri'lmrn lluluiK. Tiilabury, I'nitnn Clerk nl the Hnrnugh uf Humiou. lerlrd nitghbnrhnnd an hut line. Irnulre rntlairA with flrrnlnrr, ftmehrrl hnd«> • rden immedlalp ncrupancy, I US un- indiy, tomorrow miy he too lite, Elti rliiilf! miiomNlli! im«h'*tf atair «nH hall menl, irrpenrrl tintch. dlninK ronm ; It- fronl and «lile imrrh; full rrllar, llrae A i.'lgned) Suturdnv, Aundav alt day. After t P. M. Wlltihlra Agency. lt,,|| ,, phnno RE itlf, f1«n«r tranif#rr*da Alklm urnlarorl. Leaaii required, Riy Still- OP laehed tarafe, and expansion aiilr: |||,. • tile: nne.i'ii clrile, Alklm 111,100. Atlintir Hlehlanai, N, J, VALENTINE CIAMSRONB, other day*, 3>> Liberty it,, Long I-IS44 tr SI S-ltei. OMS wiik-atdi. 11,01 70 Blnck Point rd, Rumioa. M.I. nan, Rl l.ll 11, Branch, phrat LO Mlot.W, an MA MM«^ •01. Ltwltr Altll,. II |.«41». Call AT l.OJfs.M. Attorniyl. 113,40. n, \m Carl Mitt", M«* Plumben, Steanifitters Honor Longevity Mn. J«aaie rattetaaa, Mn. Vmtm AH Sauls Fair Bieklct, Mra. Fraak Biak, MM. Mar- TOWELS •art Ken aad Mra. Jaaaia W; faacy taale; Kaaaeth M. Mataart, Next Thursday •wvie*; Riehard Oerdaa, ridaa. aad Mra. Jamca K. Ctaraa NAVBBUftt — TIM aaaual fair toyt. |ACM ••4 carnival at All .Batata Eabce- Other coautittee mcaaacra an •aJ ctarch wiU «« held ant Thura- Mr*. Cbarica C. Lea, Mra. Jeka B. dar aetwaea I aad ) f n. M the Rusaall and Mi** Mary Lac, re- cfcwea grouaa*. it *u aaaauaced frcihaMBU; Mr*. W. Btrathar t*ie wttk by tliefcara B. Duuu ef Jaaet, Mra. Dvaac, Mrt. J. Berkley Navaaiak River rd., gcaaral chair- Gordon, Utt. Ncltoa F. " Mr*. Lyaaaa MiddladiUa aad Miaf i, faacy articlci aad •iseel- Mildred DtVeity, auapar. aad Mr*. You Con Own A NEW CAR aiacet «a a white elephant Lloyd B. Thoaaas. Mrt. Williaaaaa* taele will ha affered (or sale at th« •Ban, Mrt. Albia C. Bwaajaan, fair ead gataea, taeviee aad away Mits Jaaa Garde*, Mra. Bayataad ^ «*Y ...10% DOWN tides Bed* available for children E. Btefferiaa, Mr*. Jaha M. Pille- LAST at the earalvel eecardiag te Mr. bury aad Ml** Olaria F. ataCaraaa, Dtiaac whe *aid a aupacr will IM white alaaaaat. ecrvad aetweea I aad T p. ai. 36 MONTHS TO PAY Mrt. Ralph C. Draper it chair- •M •* the beofct eatMaiUet. Othar JAOOSS HAS taetahert ef the variant caamittcai tactad* Mr*. Rehcrt H. Detpreaux, Hn, Arthur t. B*awer. Mrt. Earl DcRoot DaVeety, Mr*. WilMam Dcvetty, Mrs. WllliaM B. Oalaaa, Mr*, •teat** K. B. Hawihurat. Mra. Ed- Itdkl atalANaff Ctt Uk k*tt A UOIS fc ward Miakelaun. Mlaa Mary Uglis, • KAUft • HtMtY | • DAYS Mra. Cfcarlet 9. Jehntan, Mr« Red Baak't QuaUty-Value Stan aVITatt 117 MONMOVTH IT. RIO Caeflet Jeaet, MM. jamai Latta, aaaVaf^M* ••• ** WfaVaHyMNaVlr AV*St Mra. HareM C. Mai*««, Mn. Henry — Ope* ft* f :M tmrf Burning — Watttn B. Maaaea, Mra. Jehn Maxes*. Mra. BE MBM rne BaHvaty aiey far t«4 yean ef terviae we* mO» fa**** eight at the Ameri«e»» tafia* •*"• M !!«««*• eve. at the Ret* h*Uea« fre** HMMI «T MM» VaMe. AttaaMan «f Hwwhf aa. itaaiRHefi wle*. U Ralarff, arnMiat ef ft» let** m*» er«e*Mie*« ef lapel t*w a*** oorfi. ««atM far tarvioa *4 aaîwaa) wawharaNip to aifM) wiwtiri. Mr. RaiaHy it p*t*n4 a» «Ka 10 SOLI LAST WEEK- attrama iaf>, tta^Mf. Racaivrnf awar* wart, a»f» «• rioM iaa«a4. »ayl In** If yaartt Mickaat OaUa. 1* yaan: Otcar H«ff, M yaan, *4 rVaul Waaiay, II yaan. Sta^mf, Ma Wa«aar, II yaant •iaffa S>arlw«. II yaan: Jama* CarkaH, » yaan, aarf JoMfk ScWart. II

Mitt Aaaa L«aaar«l, a gra4uata ' Eaal KeMaburf of Middtatowa tawaabtp high ONLY 17 LEFT! school, WM glvaa a party far a MUi Iraac Balvatoriclla wat few af har claaamataa and mam- Eighteen members of the Younf givaa a ira«iutioit aarty Uel ben af the family. MM. JMa Ptll- Men's Christian association and weak. Praaant wtra Mr. ana Mrt. their leader, William Thompson, dergatt af Jeraty OHy aUa at- spent laxt week-end at Camp Oc- fMY All SAY: Jamai Htmhtuttr and family, Mr. tended. ant Mn. O. Brown, Mr. and Mrt. kaniekon, Medfard Lakca. Harry Bargains Mn, William Roughgarden eele- Pitcher, George Befianek an) A. Faca, Mr. and Mn. Frank brated har birthday UM Thuraday Mtintt and Mr. and Mrt. Mieht<>l Oeerge Arcularlut, ir., provided "MST HOMI MIY with a family party. tranaportatlon. The bova wera Fred Rurdl of Irvlnaton, Mr. and Mrs. Adrlenaa Carhart af Cedar at., A- Balvatoritllo of Newark, Mrs. Charlea and Wayne Harrison, Jun- Galore wha waa gradaated fram grammar ior, Lout* and Robert Wlcka, Tay- FOR MUS AROUND I M. Btavola and children of Red school at tiaaaard* 4WM a, was Bank and torn* of her rlasamatei. lor Bchancli, D«an Mancle, Robert Sht raealvad many lifts. Mita "al- given a party Batwrdlay. Atteadiag Murdoch, Peter Turnpue, Bruca vatortalla It a graduate of Middle- wera Oarathy OaaaeUy, Ftggy Phllllpa, Ckorgc Arculariut, Jr. town townthla hiih school. Moronty, Roberts Brawa, Helena Omar Bicklea, Robert I.lebenow teary, Mercy ArnaM. Bllea Mul- Ralph Stewart, Robert Barnca and Mitt Wyanda Culp, who was vey, Robert Wllhalma, Charlat Michael and Jnmet rtarmyk. grUuated latt vuk from Middle- Heinold, Edward Moranay, Charles Catherine Hamlet, daughter af town township high school, Is at- McOovem and William Berlet. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamlet, en- Walters' tending a monotype school for six Prank Bayla af thli alaea and tertained at a graduation party mantha In Phlladalghia, Pa. William "»ble of Unlaa Batch task Sunday. Mist Hamlet waa a eheer Bay leant troop l« and Icadert, their Alhambra atfta* «a tma K. leader at Red Bank High «chaal. William Reynolds and Donald ef C. Sunday at the hall m Prat- Repair work on tome af the town- Young, will ga on a hike and week- pert park, Braaklya. A baatjwat ttilp roadt waa awarded on eon end camping trip June SO. waa held later. Mra. Boyle waa a tract to C. H. Sutphen of Freehold 171 Mn, Francei Toungt, who hat guaat. at a meeting of tha tewnahlp com- bean a patient at the Newark Mr. and Mn. Frank Btyla at- mittee Thursday. A ipecial meeting Convtleaeing hotpital, It recuper- tended tha wadding af Mat Mar- will ha held thla afternoon at tewn- ating at th* homa af her daugh- garet O'Neill la Newark aa Bat- ahlp hall, Crawford's corner, far ter la that city. urday evening. th* renewal of liquor licenses. The annual doting banquet af tha Holmdel Federated Ladle*' Aid taelety waa held last Wednesday night at Cryttal Brook Inn, Shrewt- bury. Thl* waa the final meeting until BaBtamber. Thoi* attending wera Mra. Richard Hunter, Mra, Harold Holmet, Mra. Daniel 8. Ely, Mn. Jacob Vmbergcr, Jr., Mn. Ja- cate Umberger, Sr., Mrt, Dougiaa Framm, Mn. WlUon Conover, Mn. Joatph Phillip*, Mr*. Robert Uw- rente, Mn. Edwin UeSenow, Mn. Taylor Hance, Mn. William Pitch- er, Mra. Charlea Ely, Mra, Frad Noble and Mr*. Robert Rex. The altar flower* were placed at Halmdtl church tatt Sunday by Mra. Jacob Umbergar, Sr. • Thl! Sunday will be the latt Sun* day that Bunday-tchaol iarvlcaa will ha held at Holmdel church. Service* will atart again the aeeend Sunday in September. F. Howard Lloyd of Matawan tpant Sunday 'with tola daughtar and aen-ln-law, Mr. and Mn. Mar- ry Pitcher. Mra. Joaaph Phillip* hu acconv panitd her altUr and huaband, Mr. and Mrt. Wilfred Hollander, and Mlat Myrtta Beyct of Keyport en a visit to her niece, Mra. Jamea Campbell, ef Michigan far two weekt.

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TOMORROW NIGHT Nancino Begins The Brownies held a bus i iJe M«aday to Radio City and after UCLA. Research the »how visited Central Park zoa, GRAND OMNING OF where they had a picnic end box Viaeent I. MaaciR*. «©« ef Mrs. lunch. Brownies snaking the trip Lucille Maacjne of »1 West West- were Kay Ehrman. Donna Green. *jde ave. and the late Salvatore Christie Michel. Barbara Pulsch. VAI mm Mancino, lact week begin research Ann Goebel, Rosalie Gajanac an* in color television tubes for RCA Lynn Search. Girl Feouis in :he Victor at the Lancuter, Pa., labor- group were Joan Reiser. Lynda SEN NKHT YACHT CLUB atories after his graduation earlier Wenr.el. Maureen Neary. Maryann RESTAURANT this month from Rutger* university MaeLrnnon. Jan» Verpent, Joan where he received the degree Iwrhe- Gajanir. Geraldin* Moore, Ann fri-fiam dimmer tmi ler af science in electrical engin- Beam. Marilyn Musantf. Mane eering. Lawler, Patricia Wright and Gloria Trettlne. The children were !n care of their leader, Mrs. Charles Green, and M;s. Herman Pulseh, DANCING ft KNTHtTAlNHEIST NIGHTLY asaistant leader. Committee member* attending were Mr?. Manila %mtm toaei lrid%o UmnMmu "OTIW Runge, Mrs. Fred Wenwl, Mrs. Marti* Lawlnr, Miss Rita Qinil. SKA MIGHT 9M Rrigbt 14NM2 Mrs. George Gajanpc and Mr?. Wil- liam Ooebel. Visitor- making the trjp were Mr«. Fred Kei.-ev, Mr«. George Search, Mr". Tiernev. firs. Jansen, K*ren Green. Patricia Ver- pent and Carol Relfer. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Neary anil daughter Maureen of Main :-t., JOBS NOW OPEN will motor Saturday to Niagara Falls (• attend the convention of the Allied Printing Trades. Mr. Nesry will represent New York's "Bir Hlx," the largest Typographi- NEW JEMEY STATE cal Union local in the world, at thii convention and also at the Inter national Typographical Union convention at Atlanta, Oa. In August. Charles Jefferson, son of Mis. Re 41 HIT FM*T IT. Ml MM. H. J. gina Jefferson of hiehwny 3fi. has returned home from Riverview hos- Vkatent I. NtariM pital where he underwent an operation. A 19*7 graduate of IUd Bank Mr. snd Mm. Edward Hackra- high school, Mr. Mancino received berg and children, Kay. Kmile and a #cholar«hlp to the university Electrical Engineers, MecbMical engineers, Pharmacists, Me- Paul, of Homestead Park .ire spend- where he «a* a member of Rrarlet ing this week at. the home of Mr. chanical Draftsmen, Physicists, Laboratory Technicians, Chemists, R»rl>« •urt th# fnrA Hull and Quad Routs Salesmen, Plumhera Helpers, Sheet Metal Helpers, Appli- fttid Mrs. Fred Wright of Vermont club*. He also was a member of ave. ance Serviceman, Tailors, Bushelmen, Macbiniiti, Tooimaliers, the American Institute of Electric- Die Makers, Engine Lath* Opcratora, Turret Lathe Operators, al engineers. Before entering Rut- The frirt Scout tiMch purty ha« Milling Machine Operators, Palntcre, Masons, Tool Grinder Oper- gers, he was employed by Seaboard been poatponed to Thursdav,' July ator, Floor Boys, Hand riaiihere, •aistere. Automatic Screw Service, IT North Bridge ave. 12. Machine Operators, all types Laborers, Milkers, Dairy Hands, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wenz, Br- •erry Pickers and farm Hands, Baker, Butchers, Gardeners, Dish- SAVINGS and their grandchildren, Ronnie wethers, Auto Mechanics end Electric Motor Repairman. OeeanpoH and Barbara Waite, spent the Wi mutt m#k« room! Mrs. Arthur Maaon will be in- week-end with Mr "nd Mr". Charles stalled aa president of the W.Rl'.B. Wen«, Jr., at Lnkchurst. of the Methodist church Sunday night in the church. Also to h* Mrs. Walter Hnynes of Main ft. Manufacturer! ert ih' lUBographert and Beeretarlei, Ploof Girls, Waitresses and MUdl installed are Mrs, George C. D. returned home Frldny week from Hurley, first vice preildent; Mif. Fltkln hospital where she was con- m«feh«nditt eheed of tehctjitr*. Charles Walling, Br., second vice fined for two weeks. rVankly, «• admit w« •vertaufkt. president; Mrs. Charles VanBrae- Pvt. William Hemherser of Fort ••wing Machine Optrators, Sleeve Setters, Button Machine Oper- kle, secretary, and Mrs. John Belvoir, Va., spent the week-end lut ttwra it il! Wt muit h«v« ator, Blind Stitch Operator, Mnlnf Makers, Couples and Cook*. Hulsc, treasurer. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The ladles' auxiliary of the fire liam Hemberger of Mercer ave. room. Wt are sacrificing til APPLICANTS WILL AfflAlt IN rffUON company met Tuesday night In Oeorge Carhardt. of California profits in srdtr to give ui th» the Arc house. surprised his mother, Mrs. Roy NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS The local and Portauperk fire Mudd, with a visit Monday. Mr. room w« nttd. Ton aro Invited to place your ordert with us. companies wera called about noon Carhardt. who is on vacation, mnde Monday to extinguish a flre In the the trip by car. motor of a chartered bus entering Thii ii your otportunity to MVO Monmouth Park raea track. It was quickly extinguished. Hmlet and MVI c*l«n*y! Coma shop «f Members of the first aid squad VING ROOM SUIK AS ' B held a drill Monday night at their Mr. and! Mrs. George R. Km- Whito'i «nd HVI uo to *0%l YW/&T4U headquarters. mons, Miss Joan Emmons. Mrs. The W.8.CJ. at the Methodist Cheston M. Lnyton. Miss Patricia ehurA mat Monday at the church, Emmoni. Mr. and Mra. Jamea at which time a covered dish Neldinger, Mr. and Mrs. Roland luncheon was enjoyed Mrs. Charles Emmoni and children David and Walling-, 8r., led the devotion, Linda, and Mrs. Theodore C. Ral- Hostei.ua were Mrs. Lloyd Sickles ley attended the party held Friday and Mrs. Chariot VanBrackle. evening In celebration of the sli- Plans were announced for a food ver v.eddinr anniversary of Mr. sale June tf> In the Maasa building and Mrs. Henry Tintle of Pomp- in the business section and for ton Plains. Miss Emmons stayed the annual picnic July H on the with tha Tintlea for a visit. school grounds. Co-chairmen of Mrs. Douglas Marvel and child- the food sale will be Mrs. John ren have joined her husb.ind In Hulaa and Mrs. Lloyd Sickles. Salisbury. N. C. Mr. and Mra. Ray. Frtykkifoe The Brut aid squad was called mend Newlln «nd Ronald Newlin Saturday at 0:10 p. m. to transport accompanied the Marvels on their Mrs. Anna Eustace of Falrfleld ave. trip south. to Monmouth Memorial hospital James Foster, ion of Mr. and where she Is a medical patient In Mrs. John Foster of Pennesauken, the care of Dr. Harry D. Feinberg Is visiting his grandparents, Mr. of Long Branch. She is reported and Mrs. William M. Ackeraon, to be "doing well." TERMS.' Hailet-Holmdel rd. The Civil Defense council met In the fire house last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. William Hinson of night. Councilman Paul Sommers, Aberdeen, Md., who are summering who presided, stressed the need for at Asbury Park, and Mrs. Louis additional volunteers, particularly Stultf of Keyport were Sunday In such departments an transporta- visitors «t the home of their directly with tion. He said that while police re- cnutins, Miss Anna Cowlca and serves and flrst aid reserves were Harry 8. Cowles. coming along In good shape that Ferol Peseux, daughter of Mr. help la needed In other depart- and Mrs. Rudolph H. Pr.-tux, cele ment*. The council meets the sec- brated her 14th birthday Friday ond Thursday of each month. Last evening with a party at her home, WHITE'S night at the school, flrst aid re- attended by Barbara Bowler, San- serves received their third period dra Boyd, Carol Mowery, Dennna of Instruction. There are to persons Johnson, Joyce Lamhertson. Joyce enrolled. Albert Cosentlno is the Bennett and Tcabeile. The croup No Finance instructor. enjoyed a hot-dog mast. F«rql was Among those, from the Portau- well remembered with gifts. BEDROOM SUiHS1 U peek section who attended Tues- Richard Orton, who Is stationed BARGAINS Company day's bridge at Deal Golf dub were with the Air Corps at Washington. Mm. William West Ulman, Mra. D. C, accompanied by hl.i wife and Jules Uzdilla, Mrs. Wallace Jar- son spent the week-end with his man, Mrs, Lewis Prentice, Mrs. E. mother, Mrs. Claire Orton. Mrs. J. Davles, Mrs. Marshall Van Win- Richard Orton and son remained kle, Mrs. Clarence Loveloy, Mra. here for a visit. William H. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Wil- liam C. Ohlssen and Mrs. William The seventh and eighth grade Nevlns. The affair was sponsored pupils of Hblmdel school, with IN CLEMMCE OF by tha Maternity auxiliary of Mon- their teachers, Mrs. Helen Acker- mouth Memorial hospital. Mra. B. son and Mrs. A. Zlmmer. enjoyed MAPtfORQNU- A. Selple of Interlaken was chair- a trip last week to Wcit Point and man. Mr*. Franklin Lamb of Al- Bear mountain. tVttK SHQPPMf lenhurst was co-chairman. Brownie troop 18 members, accompanied by their leaders, Mrs. Only a little more than a half of George R. Emmons and Mrs. CHROME all Americana know even one of James H. Kissel, will go on a but FRIOIDAIRIS IXCLUStVi caneer'a aeven danger signals, trip Monday to Bronx Park, N. Y. SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OP IfM AUDIT REPORT OP MITM-MISM MKHANISM BOROUGH OP FAIR HAVEN AS REQUIRED BY R. S. 40:4-1 COMWIMBL tOMr-AKAllVb BALANCE SHEKT NNCTTESETS ASSETS Ycur 19,10 Year 194* -protects oil feeds In oil 3 cold tones » 7«MS I H4.41O.7O with SAFE CoM-frem one shopping trip U. S. Government Bonds .- - '". XII,000.00 Taxci. Tax Title Lleni Receivable • .1l,.,i,l...ii 3t,lE2».4.-> to the neat. Property Acquired (torn Tax Title Lien Liquidation ;1.:.nii.

Come In! Loarn about alt the now Frlgidatrosl COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP OPERATION AND SURPLUS Revenue: Year IIS" Year 1949 Surplus Revenue Ai>prot.rl»ted I M.snn.dn • H.nnn.oo 1.1 eu. ft. C A Current Revenue (Cash Balis) aTO.O5S.44 'JS3,824,4» taster Model Shewn *PQIH1 Revenue • ••••• ....«..»•...... w..«.>. f303,S5o.44 * DAY Expenditures) 55 Apiirorrlitlnnn—Budget and Emergency .-. »:,ir.r,,iiil After Smal Down Locel School Tax 1S5.21SMi Countr Tsx 40,«47.t-. 47,4S4,:3 Cash Refund on Prior Year's Collections 2"..'•» State Road Aid Receivable—Cancelled 1,104.ft'.) Total Expenditures f1on,H7.ct »3ll,(H«,r,i gurplu« from flpeMtlnni I 4O7.H.1 J 3<.9»7.!iri Add: Uncsrend'd Bllinrei Prlnr Veir'i Apprnprlatlnns 3.2«t.H I.IH1.I'd Liabilities Cancelled Tntil Surplus front Operations and Additions I :,»«!.7i I 3?,ni>i)..iil Amount Added to Surplus Deferred Chirres nn Above E.n>*ndllurei FUHNITUH! BEDDING (Incurred Curnntlx) Surrhis Revenue! Btlancc, January 1st ~- 13».3I3.4T 111,S 170 MONMOUTH STREET 147 MAIN STREET Stlb'Tntal ^ •• ?l3S,ona.2S |t»l,a«!>,47 i! Appropriated In Current Budget on,.'iOO.ori 11,ooo.no (Nur Railroad Station) ASBURY PARK Dalince, DtMinbor list ll"4.:..l<.'J'i »la,'i,;iBii.4T The above summiry or synopnls vsi ureimrrd frum the n.'imrt uf Hiirllt of RED BANK — Fri. 'til 9 P. M. Wed. & Sat. Until 9 P. M. lite nut-nufch of Tiilr Haven, County (if Mnltmniltll for trin cnUmlm' yrnr Ilt.'tit, This report nf audit silhmlttad hy jnsrnlt J. Si-nmali, Reuljtrrril Munininl Arriiuiil- TEL, RE 6-1038 TEL. AS 2.2919 ntit, 1^ (5n file at tha Doreufh Clerk'e office and may n* inspected by Any lntertttnl 'i:"i"iS II, I'LUVD SMITH, Clsrk. VCD iEOWTBl, JPSfl! t\, Mi Bed Baa* H • Among Recent Graduate* from Rutgers University •HEMfcaHi'S far Auxiliary Holds • CUBTAINS • p MACiflNK Bettor • SLIP COVCM Annual Dinner FAIR HAVEN The auxiliary of $|00 I he Hook and Ladder Bra coaaaaay of Rid Bank held iU feurtti aaaual dinner Saturday at Willowarack. Sorvict Mis. Janes Doif waa caalfBMo, and also served a« teastaaattr. Orchids were f;ivea t« the ratir- rounfe Inn officer?. Mrs. Lao O'Ceaaor, piofidtnt; Mis. Robert Forben, vie* For Your Cor president: Mrs. Raymoad Scrfeaat, senrlary: Mis. William Miaary, ti easurer, aad Mm. Robert Cadawa, %Rsis-unt aecretary. A aaat areei- We eWt he»e *• be ASMO «• «*»** tires, fee** dent's pin was given t» Mr>. O'Coa- ^^J^Wt sTfaPaffVVV* O^*^BF Vs^Bja^sWa^Wi «P OaavvB3 Wa^PH #00 | nor. A gift wan alsa fivaa ta Mra. Sergeant, who hat be«a eecretary for the' pist four yaara, aad who will he installed president of I ha .tory Tlmt You Drhro Up auxiliary next aiaath. Beta af aiai and maiching earriai* wen favere j for members. Attending w«r« Mr. and Mr*. KEEP IT MMT4Miii Ol'onnor, Mr. «ad Mrt. Deif, Mr. and Mrs. Miaery, Mi. aad Mra. Serjeant, Mr. and Mra. rarbci, Mr. Mra. MNiaa •• Metal MBI lit MdVE w AT au.I Mrs. Cadman, Mr. tad Mra. IM «te. M fkracfcrnattaa a»a. William Blown, Or. and MM. Rd- win Ostcn. Mr. and Mri. Jamea i Turnnck, Mr. and Mrt. DaaaM Me- BILL MAXSON'S I Cut, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jehnaeii, Mr. and Mri. William Lyaai, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chaawroy, Mr. rHIENDLV SaVICE STATION and Mrs. Joseph Calver, Mr. and) Mr*. Ralph HelTaer iM Mr. and II I. MONT ST. COR. fXOM COURT Mrs. Thomas Mraach. Kxulorrr to Talk 1« Federal fl OCEAN PORT-A m o r y Wait*, former Antarctic explorer, who now is an engineer at COIPJ Bi(aal laa- ww KAUTY IN COlOtS m mum I ofatory. will tell of tile Bytd ex- prditinn fxpnirncei tonight it the ••••BBjaBaMB«MaBBejBiaa^hl«aBBaaBajaaBBjas«BBBBBBVBBa«Bj (H'eanpnrt inn when the National Federation of Federal Employee* inert, at 8:15 o'clock. lli.i talk win be accompanied by (he projection of slides and aer- sonal picture coverinf the tripe ho look with Admiral Byrd and a* a government observer on Little FUES1AH America. Herbert Butler, local president, announced that only a brief THAT QUAIITV tUUT biifinesa aossioa will precede the Balah rrrrla Klrhrla JokH B. A«hl»» RaAtH NataM talk. M MeUrc* •!. UMMtt

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WALKS INTO BOAT TBAILEB NikoUy Petroft, 59. of 103 East front at. wan treated by Dr. Leo C. Hocro at Riverview hospital •aturday for laceration* of the head. Police aald that Petioff. while walking ea»t aeroM Wharf ave. walked Into the aide of a boat trailer driven by Donala Aaay of Little Silver. Th.\ cubic feet of volume... it at leaat out witeaat Space Thrifty Coolerator for '50. You get . Tgcr than that of any other low-priced ear. A V 'RII2IR CO10 new beauty, new convenience and new The eitreroe low cold to keep ice cream economy. See it at our store today. frozen lirm—store frozen food aafely— WIMST SMCTION C# MOORS... freeze ice cube* in a hurry. wnisr CMOO or COLOR, UPHOISTMY CHECK The)** Mm Hutwt In Idols0! ANO HIM COMUNATtONJ M ITS MIDI With aittaan diStrent modelf. Ford offer* the (reatett Foll-WWHi Frttitr Chett choice in the low-prke Seld. And Luiury Lounge In Handling! lnttrion are "Color-Keyad" to aawrkt aniahet. WITH TW MOST MAMS, THI UOHTBT STMM0I > Ford offaw you the graataft' Magic Seltct-O-Shelve, v IOOK IN TMI groaibrakaUmngaNaofaU Kinf $Ji«Cr!»«-O-Lertef low-prioed can plus aaay. handling Centramatie ataertar S>Ya«r Warranty an Machanism Lodits Comt In and Gat Your Cooltrotor Petholdtri FREE! No Obligations Attached

a Do you need Tinki- Mettl. Smokt Sticks, Boiler Rtpiiring or Reiubing, Sttil Fabricators, Dim? RIVER ROAD RADIO & TELEVISION Plenty of sources listed in the "Yellow Pages" of your COMB IN AND "T1ST tMVI" IT TOOAVI 397 livid KOAD, FAII HAVIN, N. i. Telephone Directory. PHONI IID IANK fj.4247 NIW JIRSIY Bill TILI'HONI MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES CO. Stora Hours t A. M. to 6 P. M. Evenings 7 to t P. M. COMMHV M MOMMUHI Start, Wblil M W 6-S17I IN atir aMrkNm a*« tatavlatan •*•»—FORD •EST|VAL-tt«rrla| JIMM Malta*, «t(k aaMarilai amtt artlitt, NK-TV Mlwara, Taurfc, Ckaaaal 4, I P, 7 Gents RED BANK REGISTER m corr VOLUME LXXin. NO. 51. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 SECTION FOUR—PAGES 1 TO 12. Bishop Canker •tWaWf* Ur§— Cave Get. New Bu-ineM Building* Borough Opposes I- I/aw •/ »a Says CRR Lines Appoints Pastor HIOHLAMsK Any Curtailment ForStThona§ »» ^^^^— ^»^^^^™~w i——-^ • -^—^ Of Rail Service Losing Money It*. K. E. NWDMMM Council Alao .1*1* fejccMefe the Ulc To I'itunUr Viulaliare > lav. OHNIM De*ct Of (>arl»«gie> Ordinance Moore Pull Lo§e at 881,949,000. TIM Rt. He*. W*lleee J. Oerdaer. HIGHLANDS Borough council 9 D. P.. btohap 1 the Episcopal Dt- Monday night instructed Borough •War on Ginunuteri : Lautman f ess of H*w Jersey, has aafa'atsd Attornpy Jnhn M. Plllabury to at- lUv. Keaaeth R. MacDaaald, U tend yesterday'* hearinga of (he th., ef Darhaa*, Eaglaad, M raeter 'ublic Utilities commiaaion in New- -a- NEWARK, v. James W. Marshall plication. Galane argued that tha entered It. peter'* Theelegkal ca|. subject. He said the county has Borough Action garbage A record of violators of railroad makes money on the shora kge, Which ia eHWete* with UM an "alarming rate" this year, 41 Awarded to Charles J. Hesse, Inc. ology instead of carrying on hia service, but wants to gst out of Unlvtrtlty ef Durham, England, u the borough's garbage ordinance, persona killed to date compared to MIDDUETOWN-A contract for, erected about 40 new houeea in the which calls for garbage to be placed present work aa a pastor in tha the passenger end and stick to tha II, and after iv* years' training 1 New Brunswick conference. •btalned hli V. (h. degrte. last year's 12 for th* aamt period To Correct Drain supplying materials for ths town- entstfi, two other samples taken In proper metal containers, will be more profitable freight service. He asked the member* to join ship'* regular read program this at his direction were forwarded kept by Mr. Mount, who ia em- Reverend Marshall has done in Mayor Solomon Lautman at Appointed a deaea* M 1M», ha forces in Aaelag th* eautti and Couaeil Offers year was awarded yesterday after- Monday to the state department of powered to i/suc summonses for outstandingly good job at Little Deal, chairman of the Jersey Shora wu ordained a, priest tkt following looking for way* to atop them. noon at a S o'clock special meeting health. According to Dirk Hofman, continued lack of co-operation, Silver, and not only hia congrega- Protective, committee, called year by th« Meit lUv. W. O. Har* Mr. Pilltbury was Instructed to tion but the community at large, 41*. UM archbUhop af ta* Wtft la* Joeeph A. Shaft* of Neptune Eatimate of Cost, of th* township committee to township health Inspector, it will Moore's curtailment suggsstton "ft township, Mayor John Applegat* of Charles J. Hssse. Inc. Relford, en take at least ten days to get a re ontact Charles Fiankel of Aabury will lose a cheriahed friend and a flat, callous declaration of war oa> 41M. H* WH raecaaslvaly matter af Park, attorney for Anthony J. Lau- good cititen. JClagttoa collatf, tht largest eat* Matawaa. B. Melvla Ooddard af To Supply Labor a low bid ef MMM. The contract port back on thes* aamples. our commuters." Cutting th* sen**. Ocean township, Mayor Oeor*re was awarded on washed gravel in- Howard W. Roberts, township rino of Oceanport, the borough's ice, he continued, ia a part of A let* far Bey* iii th* West ladle*, garbage contractor, in an effort to carat* ef thi Cathedral *f It. Jaga Smock of Atbury Park and Fred JCEANSBURO — Mayor Fallx J. stead of broken ttont. clerk, wa* authorised to contact "publlc-bs-damned" policy on tha Qulan ef Freehold make up his Rrennan and members of th* bor- The contract award was held Milton M. Abramaff of Red Bank, comply with the request of Chief part of the railroad officials. de la Vega, and rector af Maty Boatswain M. J. Hacker of the Police Probe Trinity church. Moatego Bay. committee. They will meet Wed- ough council Tuesday night heard over from the regular meeting of attorney for aTaatory Built Con Couniel for the Brotherhood of nesday aight at Oeauville inn to a petition from a group of resident* the committee on Wednesday of structlon compaay, to ask him to Handy Hook group command ata- Railway Trainmen, alto conteating In 1MT h* wai awards* a schol- map plans for a safety campaign. of the Kesiuburg Oardens ssction last wsek. hold up all clostmga on houses in lon at Twinlights be included in the railroad's application, was T. arship by th* diocese of Jamaica the estate* until after a special regular pick-upa. Mr, Perry direct- Girl's 'Fall' to th* Unlviralty af Durban. Ha It is Mayor Ambrose's intsntion to which asked relief from a sewage A report on six samples of sur- James Tumulty. extoad membership on the com- and drainage condition behind face water from the Country Club meeting of the committee tomor- ed council's attention to weekend MATAWAN—Police t a I d this The hearing was adjourned until •Mala** hli bachalar *f arti de* row afternoon a> 5 o'clock. visitors to the borough who violate morning they are continuing their •re* tfco following y**r, an4 re- mittee to Ocean county official!, property along Park ave. they estates waa received from the atate tha garbage and health ordinance* July 12 when additional public wit* termed a menace to health and department of health, and referred investigation of the fall or jump nesses will be heard. turned t* Jamaica. wh«r* h* waa Moamouth's Prosecutor J. Victor Mr. MiltonbeXer aad all th* by leaving refuse in "all aorta of early yesterday morning from a put In chart* of * large aahere af Certoa and state police. safety and which they said is un- ta Or. Mare Krohn, Belford, town- other officers of\ht company *'" bags and containRrs'* throughout dermining foundations of home* ship physician, for interpretation. be invited to tomorrow's session, moving New York * Long Branch churches. Hi WH chairman «t th* •SvicM* Highways' borough streets Monday mornings. railroad train here of Miss Mary j aad garages. At the behest of Bugene Milton- at which time Dr. Krohn's inter IiatHrrtHff • * • 1 * ** Mayor Ambrose said th* state Aware that the garbage contractor I Roche, a 16-year-old telephone com- Cpl. Sutorius Due will have to face the problem of In agreetnartfr take tiielr-gftew haa called for apcclflc methods of Ipany worker from Bronx, N. V.. WctprttMtrit of thf Jamaica Jua- ance Inte consideration, council Construction eompaiiy which has' report Is expected to be read. packaging garbage and trash, Mr. I who la reported In good condition ior Chamber of Canmtrcc. aravidlag aaft kigkway* other than parkway* aad aafewaya, He called said it will offer a cost eatimate for Perry called for summonses to I this morning at Monmouth Memor- To Return to U. S. A f*w ajmthf age h* aMrrlat a piping aad closing th* ditch, which these violators. ial hospital, where she apent a graduate of th* Laarfat. Hayal twclaae highways useless and aald Cpl. Lawrence E. Sutorlu* af tba that tkras-taa* road* "an suicide It termed a natural waterway there good night. She is being treated geheola *f Mttale. He-axel hi* wlf* for more than SB year*. Mayor New Shrewsbury Board Recommends for a sprained ankle. i*th field artillery battalion, an* of hav* tahan ua r*tM*ae* at MO highways." Bran nan refreshed petitioners' liaat H>pa!n the flrst howitser unit* to be com* Prospect avt., Aibury Park. Mayor Solomon Lautman of Deal minds In reference to established Chairman ef the water commit- According to police, Conductor 3. mitted to action in Korea last July Tht aew St. Thomas church at tee, Councilman Charles Hatsen- A. Crawford of Trenton said he with the First Cavalry division, hi agreed with Mr. Ambrose. In ad- borough practice In work and im- Engaging Planning Consultant noticed Miss Roche shortly after th* eorntr of Bait auaatt ul dition, he suggested that each com- provements of thU nature. Said ha: nuchler reported that repairs to expected to return to the United •ridge av*i. I* rapidly atarlag cam* the pump at the water plant, esti- she boarded the train at Pennsyl- States before the middle ef nest munlty tak* steps to eliminate "The borough will furnish labor for NEW SHRIWSBURT~The bor- vania station in New York city at pletlon, and plan* hav* b**a laaug- minor Hem* which are tramc has- the repair If property owners are mated to take from 14 to 30 hours, month, according to word received urattd for th* dedication aad can- ough's planning bosrd last night will begin next Tuesday. He said 12:15 a. m. yesterday. He said she this week by hi* wife, Mrs. Arllene ards. He said th* experience in willing to pay for the piping." recommended to the mayor and appeared nervous and excited and iteration. Deal has been that police can note Fair Haven Man . tha borough haa built up a water Sutorius. of 24 Waverly PL Coneam for Safety council that E. Earl Morrow, of reserve in standpipea and that an kept moving from one car to an- "little things" such aa high shrub- New York Regional Plannin* asso- other. The conductor aaid he cau- En route to Japan last June at bery, trees, signs and the like Several of the petitioners preaent emergency tie-in system with lines the beginning of the hostilities la ciation, be engaged aa a consultant of the borough of Atlantic High- tion her to keep off car platform* whieh obstruct motorists' vision. at Tuesday'*) meeting declared they Joins McCinness on planning for three years at the while the train was moving. Korea, Cpl. Sutorius' outfit immsdl* Police Check were willing to enter into soms EATONTOWN — Theodore W. lands has been arranged. Mr. Hat- ately wag aent to the peninsula In other business. Mayor Peter salary of $1,800 a year. Council wll Police said the girl jumped or Macltart* of Relmar, who con- agreement "within reason." They McOinneu, real estate and Insur- act on the recommendation at the scnbuchler urged the greatest co- where it Joined th* action at tha expressed concern for the safety ance broker, haa announced that operation in the use of water dur- fell.•from the train about 100 feet front the next month. While giving Boy's Story ducted hia flrst meeting as presi- nest meeting July S. ing the period of repairs to con- north of Matawan ave., just north close support to infantrymen ef tha dent, iatroduced Peter Guy Cvana of children who flay around th* Charles W. Oermaln of River Oaks, Another recommendation by the of the Matawan trestle where, ac- FAIR HAVBN-PaUct Capt. Car of Spring Lake, a tax expert. Mr. ditch which was termed "bone dry" Fair Haven, has joined his agency serve the atanrtpipe reserve and to «th Cavalry, the 9»th battalion waa Jaeuhecy I* continuing hi* Investl- planning board Is that minimum lot prevent the need for calling on the cording to the conductor, the train trapped In the tragic Unaan en* •vans formerly wai with th* Ex for long periods only to be filled at 21 Broad at. and house sites in district one, Atlantic Highlands syetem which had decreased 1U speed to less than gatlM today of claim* made by ten- esss Profits Tax council In Wash- with "gushing water" at sudden in- clrelement where newly-entered ytar-old Robtrt Jonea of «T Oxford which extends from the airport to would put the safety of that com- 20 miles per hour to cross the Chinese Communist troop* out* ington. A lawyer and accountant tervals. In reply to Michael A. Ber- Tinton ave., be increased, as foi trestle. When James Clarke of •va., that hi ran away from ham* mudas of 103 Park ave., who said munity and the borough in jeopardy flanked the entire regiment. TiMtday became boy* with whom la New York and New Jersey, he Iowa: Lot* from 100x100 feet to In the event of fire or other disas- Cliffwood, a fellow passenger, heard lecture* at such universities as that *ewag« was being emptied in- 180x300, and houses, two stories, her scream as she left the train, Until recently an ammualtioa be played "burned him with to the ditch. Mayor Brennan said ter. guard, Cpl. Suterius presently ia match**." Columbia, New York university, St. from IJ-foot front with an area of he notified the conductor, who John's and Rhode Island State. that part of the complaint could •M feet to dOxM feet, and one story, The borough clerk was author- pulled the emergency cord, bring- mess sergeant for his outfit. Ha Police aald they w*r« informed be removed If Mr. Bermudei would from 32 feet front with an area of ised tn advertise for bids for the ing; the train to a halt. re-enlilted in Oct., l»48, after hia by Mlddletown poUce Tuasday night TaxaaVVp his wife took the children to Torn* the late Mr. Wood, was graduated $2, . speeding; Alfred Qutowskl, Hallcnbake, Jr., is now serving with sink Hlvcr rd. Failure to stop at a Mtu rtMi* and Pmh *«,, It bitterly." Largest selection of plastic draperies in utop sign at Wilson ave. and Main River, left them with her grand* tha county. Banwond porch tcreena, June U from Yale university's law Newark, $10 and $3, speeding an the Slst Signal battalion ten mlle.t All ilt.i In itoek, lovely pitttrm. Oth. Mayor Applegatt asked that each st., Port Monmouth, brought a sus- mother and did not return for s*v. «r Imiterud itraw rut> «t law prlcci, •wnlnti. lamp ahadea. Hundrad* of oth- school, fltefen Halusshan, Newark, $7 «n south of Seoul in Korea, according municipality co-operate with tht er typical large variety anil low priced pended sentence to Patrick Gavin •rat days. Tht woman's mother, xl1 ill ll r i 1 1 cle tir Hs was a member of Corhy $1, stop street and blinker violation, to word received this week by his •,druiif j' ni.i .'."i.||,4i ""nndJ !'.'!ll.ta mlt.P lumm.. *****r protective committee's lawyers ny linn. Juit call RR 1.2110, National I a of Bralnard ave., Port Monmouth, Mrs. Ruth Nsal of 134 Lslghtoa 10, Pruwn'i.—Advtrtiitmint. Court, The Thomas Swan Barrlt- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Obadlah H. li hirt. bf comfortiblc. National I A volunteering wltnttstt. Mayor tera Union, Phi Alpha Delta, a le- Hallenbake, Sr., of 100 Willow at., after he pleaded not guilty to tht ave., corroborated Douglas' state* 10, rrown'i,—•Artvcrlliemoiil, Lautman also commented on the Caa All Yam Cm charge. He paid costs of fl. ment. Commenting that he had giv- Claaranca Bale, MuetlnVa gal fraternity, and the Legal Aid Wa have all the Jelly glailel, Maion who said their son was assigned to ClMttm Sal*. MMtUU't recent Supreme Court decision 11 Broad at,, Had lank. Ihorla, association, Mr. Wood rtceived hit Jan, aatra llda, rubber!, labela, parawax, Korea after he completed special- en a (May suspended sentence ta .11 Btotd it,. Had Bank. Paulina Oor. which cancelled a PUC grant of an ll.»5: T-ihlrta, II.DO! cotton pantlta, line lids, and sll tha rett. CannloK poll wi Ctl a Kick Mrs. Douglas on a previous similar bachelor of arts degree from Rut- with rack. Juat call up for your needa, ist training. at a linesman school To htar folk! tell about our itora. don BH illp. lasular 18.91, aala I4.»«i eight per cent Increase In rail rates B0 cental cotton aocki, 25 ctnta: famoui on Eta Klma, Japan, early this charge, the judge pronounced tba myll'ito ictl, rxular |*9,K, lll.tt; Capctlo ballet ahota, 13.H.—Advertlie* gers university in IMS where he National S A 10, Prown'a.—Advertlie "The articlei that couldn't ba found else- rnnflnempnt, nylon imntlei, rasular Il.tS, aala II,SO. from the shore. He called It a mrnt, wag elected to Phi Beta Kappa. ment. nion'.h. whf!*t\" "(he hltfh ifi'ide r\rtnih'i) linn • •Auvcrlliomcnl, "decided victory" for tlie cuminU (if mrrrhtuifli«e tli.it wp carry" (such A member of Chi Pel fraternity, durance Sale, Mutllllo'e tri.--ciiiM> fiiUlim; c:,nv«s vlialr*. Dul'ont itr. Keep Caal Picnic Daya Ara Hare hn served In the Air Force In II tiruml •!,, lUil linn,.. Nylmi « ClMi'ancr Silr, Muitllln'i TniiMti" Miiitlnw rlMilr!. Hm| Jut* uf iilh- Wf hHtr I he things you nvpfl. Plentt Tha roml In hHIti- anri Miiar tiu.l- 1 - tic", aclvrrtln* In The R«(lat>r rasularly, The n«aoclatlnn voted to dl«pena< Shop In rnmfnrt In our •Ir-ronriltlcneil World War It, He I* it graduate «n rrntv nylon »lip« IMS. rruilltf ltt II flin.nl tt.. K"l Hunk. Itrllr r ',! Slivr tim," AMtl nion y I'y Iryintr jiu« nmpinv hrnllrri unit fork*, pattf --Advtrtliamanl, with July and August mtttings. •tort, Mherman'a, 41 Iroa4 it,, Had of tht local high school. nvlnn iwefller* S.i.fl;, : Mnti«lr gnwni rff :•"«. «lml'«, »kir'\ v,lili, cid'l 'I. flr<| fur ymir nffili. National J * i'i»ir<, inllv l.aigr variety. Nallantt I Bank,—Advartliemint. ular I (.98, $1.118,—Advertlieacnl, 10% off.—AUvtrtiiimcnt. 10. frown'1.—Advrtnemtnt, A Ht. rtnwri'*.—AilvtrtliameM, WP »A»K Wt up tb* mi#*» ha watthy af Clarellea Mble, ». *M Seventeenth af St. Paul. MM., formerly ar die*' Hebrew society H R'd B*ak "B«u«vc It Or Not" •watian. Th* day became the bride af Pn-t Rob- Register newt staff, aad Mn. Laird Red Baak. are ea a meter trip Etet ert VanBrunt, am of Mr. and Mrf. ave., Weet Belmar. returned t* it en vaeatiM from tb* law eaVee • a* held TurHtv at the Ven**t>i* f»rtl#m*n will visit th» clinic at At Playground coaKiautaeM Tuetd*y. but was f a a aa« tteapad m town net Friday Monmouth MfinorUI haaaiul lar Milforal Van Brunt af Belfsrd. Tb* of P*r**a«, Plat* *t Lang Branch. Rabbi Ar- couple .era married at «. Clem- Mill beiag carried ea the hospital s L*bf«c«jwi, faaataa atorainc fer a very abort time. thur H. M#rri»ea ef th# Congngt- tr>« la«t trcatmrnt for aa iafactMa EATONTOWN - Member* ef the ead'Cembt* . Wfcile here they visited at The avttaea'i Cemmueity club agat* •at* Eplatapal ehurca, a*d a re- critical Hat yaeurday. Mra. Fhwanaa Tamliajaa af Mi- tior, B'Ntl Urael installed the ef- rau««(). h» fay». hrcauM a aallM eeptlad failawed at tha bam* at A heepWtl eeVtel Mid imprav*- Register ~ tVert. tree splinter hc«w«en hi* thit year will be ia charge ef the ami •hen*. Ha., I* vkMmg rahv AIMratn' can refreehment ttsnd at Ike borough tb* bridafraamt parent* aa it. M. aaaat M tba yayag WOMI'I eandi- tivet and frteada hare. iMttlled were Mrs. BenjtmlB to«> dt ye*if ago. The >rt4a waa a>an n marriaaa ttan waaM hav* t* b* ikewa ba- Brown, editor aad labnabtr. They Crenwsld. president: Mn. Victor A native of St. Chriatapbei ia the pteygraaa*). Startles Monday, aad MM. Samual Bark af Bpriag at. plan w optod a good part ef the eaatiaotag threwdjhaut the summer, y b*r f*tbar aad waa atUaded by rer* aha ia reaaeved from the criti- «ie«»! and Mra. Jack Winters, rice Caribbean, Mr. Phippe Mid he ia- Mlsa Juliet Craaaln* af Ualea cal Hat. *um*»er at Avon, Mn. Atlttrem • presidents; Mr§. Laurence Ftld- jured hit feet while ruanlng. Trip- v«luat**rt will ma* the atagtd. at Miami, Fla., baa arrived at bar tb* Bdyth* Kteme, Art Carl A. Meaecl, cbtirataa, •etch. Tba brida'a t**n waa made Durlag bar «ac«asciau*a***, Miss Bian. recording Mmctary; Mr». Mil- ping over a palm tree branch, a af white brocaded taffeta, (tytad Rible, a farasar tekiplieae epcrator, daughter ef th* Ute lumta J. ton Koatnc. conesjnonding **crt- hard thorn from the tip of a leaf etsted the Ctaa4 will open Meaday, Mm. Marry Baatan aad Mn. Hie- KlelM. Mr. Aiietrem aad Mr. tad wm be egca daily hetweea 11 aa priaeaH Mace with a bad four brain operation*, a throat •la Orabtrg af W**t*id* av*. ud Hry: Mrt. tamurl Cohen, treasur- lodged between hi. tocc. H* said It aaaratiaa aaa av* dlagaoetie epcr- Brawa were elammat**, data ttK, er: Mr*. Jerome B«*l*r, Snaaeitt cav«4 a alight swelling at the 0. m. and 4 p. m. la the cveniag, if _ cellar, torn . Him Oertrad* Tbatn* af Vatam h* Red Baak nigh Mbeai. time, hut that H dtda't bother him a special event ia neM at the piay- ile*v*a and a f«H train. MM were which praved to daetars thtt yaatarday far a maatb'* vWt wNb secretary: Mra. KarfhMi, chaplain. net tap. trimmed with ailvar tha arlgiaal theory that she we* Mr. and Mn. William A. Miller an FUcher and Mrt. Harry Fttdt. tired, h* was a carriage and body fa ta the chtfe'f >a«th «a«**rvatta« at Bhwwaburr •••- attMtdad the a*v terdtr by autemobil* pjr their builder. Included in hit acrvie* we* faad. Thia f«M la taraa *M* th* teadaat waea a gawn af p**t*i bin* nat beea determined according te •mel toaftrtatt ef the American trustee*. * " ufeta, and carried a Dr. Uric Parkhlll. r.âpltal phyel- hem* |n Don C***r near Paat>A- tin. Fitther, Uw retiring preel- ree years with J. H. Mount corn- pMyfraaM —pinm a«4 pravtta* Medical Mciety thi* week at At- Orill* Beach. Fie, The Miller* n- •WMf w9f *n*%alr in»w*Jl|#Wa tnarfJUâl" af alaad ftawara. T ciaa, wba credited eareful haepital deat. give her annual report IM any and about M yeer* with Wit- traatiMM with helping h*r cam* laatiaCWy. teatly bought a group of amtltaey thanked tlw m«mb#n»Hp fer MM anger. The "slight swelling," hew- atit tit* »*a# far tMMlta here. hrld* 4*tl*n*« *a4 mada bar awn MM. Delia Hill and **a Andrew taartm*ate aad art bulMiat a Meajbar* wna Mv« vahjateerad gown, aa4 that af bar att*a4aat. atit af lh* com*. While ueean- NEW MOKMOUTH-PFC. Rob- ce-«per*ti«n during her tar*. She er, recently feteamt Infected aad scieu«, Mitt RIM* »«* fed through af Wafthlay at., aSMt tha wa*k<«M large ratldanc* fer tbtlr own at* wat given a aaat prtetdeat* ft* auaed him considerable pain. VII- th*tr aervica* ar* Mra. Vranci* ftt. John Uata. Jr., •( Balfo'd, rt H. Battle, son of Mr. and Mr*. at Ntw T*rk city. •rwM, Mra. Marry Rawiaad, Mrs. wba ia stttiaaad at P*rt Dii, was tba aeetrils. a hatpiui speketmaa Tnoaua Battle, baa betn bemt en rupaaey adjactat to their apart. 1>y Mrt. <3r««nwaM. Gift* were pr*- tingr Maainouth Memarial'* clinic, •aid. but ah* ia new abia ta tak* RalanBrawaef tMth •«. vna In* meat property which overiaakj tat ttnttd to three retiring omcar*. t told hta talc of SI year* age. ng. Mra. differ* Cad- **t n»*a. Oirl Tin** M •aMtrd a IMty furlough. Ho waa gradu- J«rad Ma ttft baad m an aaeidawt utbarael M (aad*. ated from tha Alrbtarat Radio OuM of Memlee. Mn. OuMeve Lstvtnberg. Mr*. Jul- hough skeptical, darter* werbad •M, Mra. Frad ntUwell, Mr*. Jack Wedneedar af Uat weak, returned Manld ». Oetrev of Watt atad. a ius Straut »»l*nc* et Cornell unl- aff tb** ABÎI* AvtemeAvtemebil** chjjb aff MNCRorr — An lauraattaf Mra. batik) O. Mead, Mn. Jehu v*r*My Jan* It. H* majar«« la reprtaanttd Caart Bt. Jama*, Catn- Diets, Jr., Mm. H*an*th Mtmptaa, Til* auxiliary af Relief Safin* Amerlea aaturday at tbb * TerkhjraTkh . At Surprise Party alk «n th* hlatary af MaaaMwta alie Daughters ef America, at a fled and Oun club, Torklya. Del, cAuntr anal a c»lar altde callaetlan Mn. Oyda Wiltiaat***. Mn. Ray- WaWI imtpaiiy m«t >a«t night at th* an NEW MONMOUTH-MIM Mar- Mr. aauvlllt entered Cornell In houet with Mn. ChMwieh Han- conftcteet Sunday at th* Berkeley- when tbty w*n gittata ef T. Oar. •f cavntr hlatarteal *aat* by Haw- Mill, Mra. »M*u Willett*. rOOHLANDS — Mm* Barbara INT after graduation from tht Carterat bet*l, Aabury Park. rac* Manhall. crab mtmhtr. ttt> lon Morgan af Ocean Orov* waa tan Apaleaate. aceratary af th* Mra. Narburt aHtUr, Mra. Richard drlckten at hettej*. Mtmbtn voted tendered a turprias ih»w*r Sttur- Jean Weeker, daughtar af Mr. aad Ottnntry teheol at Washington. o ulspena* wlUlUk at**ll«Sll « dlt Mi. and Mrt. Albtrt Blo*» of era! awarda wtr* made far tat va- FarmlnttaJ* KlwanU ctuh and Robert*, Mn. Uwrenca OMeatett*, Mr*. Chart** H. Waehar, Jr., af Coan. while at Cornell he wu t Washington at. eboerved (h*lr M*h rievj can *at*red, geiag te tna day *» th* hAftt* e>f Mr* rh*rl*t vie* pr«*l«*nt af a PrachaM baak, aad Mn. Paul Bragaa, July and Augutt. N**ning*«n of Wilton av*. Valley it., aad Sgt. Rabert D. Bat- member of the varsity lacrota* Wednesday, July 4, th* atwllUry wedding innlv*raary Tu^tday. Mra. ewntr* ef each car *ac*lllag In Ha faaturMI la»t Thdraday alftit'i torn, aan af Mr. and Mr*. Edward team asd the intra-mural wrcat- Bleem la th* farmer Mia* Kathar- raapettl** elaw. JatBts MeMea, Ytllow and white daialts deeorat- of th* Uaeraft-Mab»4*l will «upply eeket for th* combined ed the table and a large wishing H. Batten ef Valley Faiu, Kan Hag team, and a member af Chi auilllarlct' booth tt the Red lank ine MeOreth ef Red Baa*. Mr. prettfant af the alub aad well KiwMle club at Uncreft Inn. Babcoek wer* married Saturday at It. An- P»f fraternity. Bleem la a letter carrier at tha Rad knew* ttaer rleger aa Mdie sad wall with an old aaktn bucket wat Long • hobby ef Mr. Applegatt, fir* department fair. Mn. Fred filed high with gift*. A buffet sup- •V Croup drew'* Ealaropal church by Rev. Upon graduation he w*a rom- Muadtn and Mn. Claude Whaton TV, prcMated the prmm It) each per wa* t*rv*tT Attending were the speaker atked membera to pro- Chrtataphav H- Snydar- Tha ehareh mttHentd a aeeend lieutenant in "mftmftr%mer « t WallacWaae M. wtaalaa caattatMt. vide him with location* and, W pea- DaaaM M. •abcack *f Wr.iH.ld, wu decorated with gladioli and art chairmen. Mn. Jaha Orean Mrt. Minnie Oowen. Beat Kttns- tht Army Signal eorpe, aad it woa th* meeting ariie. Mr*. Mua- enteretd d a heart attach whill e at J*tin C. Day af Rlv*rsM* art, slble. iafarmatien ef hieterKal general **creUry af Oemawwlty T, ether cardan flowers. awaiting ttMtgrnnent ta duty, werk laat TMirmUy. and waa tak- huts, Mrt. Wurtet Recht, Belferd; M. C. A. «a Itlv*r*M< art., wa* den tnd Mrs. Frank RMtker wilt whe bad been a eurgtcal patleat Mrs. Millie Koib, Mrs. Kdna Rellly arias In Menmouth county, as hi The brid* wa* givtn In m*rrl*g* en ta Meameutb Memerltl beapiUl at Monmouth Memorial heepltel, It tnxleut to iaclude la hi* catena- «l*ct*d praeldent af th* Aaieelatlea be hosteaaes at tha September meet where h* I* an th* "trltUaf lUrt. tnd Mrs. Viola Kelb, all et Part ef BHMtarlea af th* Central At- by her father, H*r princess atyl* ing. ha* nturaed hem*. Menmouth: Mn. Lillian Manhall. lv« e«ll*etien til phtie* that can- mnrqui*ett« gawn waa mad* with Chemical Society Mr. O'Brien ta empleyed by Wil- Mr, and Mn. Jtmtt Siekele af trintttd to the phenomenal growth laatla ar*a af the "T", It wa* an- liam O'Britn, ptambtM. Mrt. Elimbcth PfeKTer and Mrt. new*** tait week by PhUt* Ahr- an illusion aeekllm aad a anall lists Priae Winners Seutk it. are both peU**** at F>*lyn Marshall, ell of fJprlngneld: •f trie county tnd the nation. Hen- rain. She war* a crown cap af Urfes Vets Mlia Margaret Multoney. fwintaln Rlvervlew hetpltaJ. Th*y dtJiril ry Hmdleman, chairman af th* ana af PlalaftcM. chairman af th* Mn. Jemet Oleen. Manaetaan; •ammatmi wmmHte*. orange blaatama and bar Sngertlp Omelel* of the Monmiuth county dark at VtMVM'a Drag ater*. •trakH at their ham* Tutedajr. Mn Mrt. toult Conk, Mr*, f r*n* Burke, program committee, thinktd Mr. length veil wu attached ta thi*. aeetlen of the American Chemieil To Work Tofetlwr •read aad WhlU at*., eat tha palm Mektlt' eendltie* tMi mernlng It Mn, Oertrud* Ratstl snd Mn. Atougatt fer hi* Interesting and Other enVera elected ware Rabert She carried a Bible, eevcrad with society have announced the win- ATLANTIC H1OHLANDS — Irv- trf her toft hand Tataday while fair but Mra. atcktis It aa tha arH. Howard Betrdiley. ad of Oc**n •dueatloMl addreae and otetoi* L. tm«ar af Camdin eaunty. tnt white eamaUeaa aad baby** aera af their nnnutl awards to tht ing B. Zelehner. who maintain* law •Itetag a hard rail, in* wu treated leal Hit. __ Orove; Mrt. Doric Htnnlngten. a*t jlldeo via* preiMaat: PhlHp W. Bram af breath. outstanding ehemlttry ttudtntt it at RlvervHw beaprlal. Waahlaftaa. D. C. aacand vie* offices on First it., urged greater Mitt Joan Smith, daughter ef Dr. Bright; Mrs. MIDI* Htnalngten Th* local club entertained It Ml** Vlrglm* H«mgr*«k*r of county high schools. cooperation among vtttrant or- •rt. »%.H..AI*mind.r. wfca^la aad Mra. T. Bryant Smith ef Metly Neptune; Mrt. Dorothy Mint, Irv jember. of the Lang Branch Kl- arwl4«nli Winiaw H, Korman ef ^ Bllaabrth. aaaretary: U Donald Hlghwnda waa maid af honor. H«r Receiving award* wer* Philip ganisations at a teaaira af tba at tha PlteMr vtllag*. wba hat |ust earn- burton; Mn. Eva Dawt*y. P*lta want* club at an inter-club meet gawn WM af arahla taJTate and Carat tt Attentown high tchool; seventh annual Amv*t* eoav*nt»nn ran* bai* at Samptetenn, RTt, pl*t*d her frMhmaa year at Oeerg. dtlphla; Mrt. Oract Oewen, New headed by Milton Whitman, preet- caaa af It, reeerdlnf aeera- net, nnd aha wara a matahlag Barbara Oarrity, Aihury Park; Al- t* private I tary. tnd Harold s. Uvary af Mar. Sunday at the Ocean hotel, Aebury Ian Court cellege at UkeweeJ, Tork city; Mrs. Flennet Lahlman dent. Juliet can af the aim* cat**. Her fred Mtakrey, Atlantic Highland*; P ala**, aad bt aattgntd te aeklev*d aa hener rating far tat ArliRgten; Mn. Lillian Strtuer, ria ceanty, traa*ar*r. Colonial hawajMt waa tea two*. Oesrge Kennedy, St. ROM'S Cath- Monmouth eouaty Jadg* adve- Skaanard air bsaa m T*«a*. ttrm ef tl MM I* deiag htr mejer Union; Mra. Deri* Dandna. Mil- The Central Atlantic ana com- Zeicknrr Prctcnl* Th* brtatematd wa* Ml** Otll Cal- olic high aehool, Btlmtr; Ludwlg eate of the Ameiieaa. Lagien, Mr, techatcal training In the Air Farce wark U the S*M af mutlc. aad turn; Mn. Deri* Manhall, Mn. aria*. Haw J«ra*y, Delaware, Mary lopy af Naveamk, wha wara a Cutmaa, FrMheM; Renee Backer, Zelehner dtel»nd that thea* alreralt iMchanl* a*M. H* eem- pleat an enttrl*g tb* taachlag pro Orac* Trtgg and Mn. jeetph Ubl- Air Power Trophy [and *ad tha Dtatriet «f Celambla. grew track, with a badiea af Chan* Keypert; DenaM Stokee, Mtnms- group* tend te etna* thalr dUfar* pl*t*d hit tnaactrinatlea tratnlng laiatoa upon graduatkm. Mim Smith maa, all of Newark; Mlaa Laulte A prefaaOanal **cl*ty far reeog- ttlty lie* and a a*t aklrt. Ma wara auan; Loul* Rollo, Matt wan: FrIU enett. H* called IW a "peiaUng It Sampeen, Jane M. PF.C. Akx- Jefferson, Long Branch; Mn. Mad- ATLANTIC noHLANOt— Irv- aiafd eamtarle* ef the -T", the Orkelagtr. Mlddtetewn township ha* already gamed rteegalttea aa a ing B. Zclchner af first av*., gen- a matching Juliet can, and carried up" of thair ilmllarltit* In thalr aadtr lath* at* ef Mr*. Ultlan tutlsk ellnt Pretta, Avon, and Mn. So- aaaacUUan will haM a conference a bouajiMt af re***. high eeheol; William Kern, Ncp- primary eaacerna-promeUen ef Alesander af M. Mary* pi. phit Htnningsm and Mn.Ivy Men- eral counsel ef the New Jersey la th* fall, ana af th* tw* meet- tune; Clyde Lindner. R*d Bank; palrletlam and service te veteraa*. MM. Jennie MamarepM ef IM) wing ef tha Air rare* aatoeiattaa. Sgt. Frederick X. Mr. tad MN. Chart** H. Or*y Menmeuth at., whe waa ukaa ill | nlngun, Clifton, Ing* ptr yaar ta «i«etw* iaauea a*r- beat maa, and Stiff Sgt. Frank Joseph Crowley, Red Bank Catho- A gu*it of Harold Ruanll. netteaat ef Mechule it. had aa their gneeU Saturday night pr**«nt*4 the INI tinent ta tha "T* mavtmaat. ••• •«*dj}i aeheol, and Nancy Mac- conmtnder of th* Amvot*. Mr. t. had tr g yattMday morning, la retorted by air powar trophy to Mlchwl Strati- Baker, wa* an u*n*r. far tha rui i week MrM . andd MraMra. Menawuth Mamarial boapltal «*• FaiNwIng a raeaptlan at lha Ha- HtlH Rumaaa high tchool. felchnir r*»r*stnt*d C. Oanrad M koff, founder and chief caginatr Sehntlatr, American Lagwn dt> nalph Brrhaay and Mr. and Mra. ckUt thU morning at btlag la a DeMoeralie Women af CM** Aircraft earaaaay, at a junior AuKill*ry tel JaakakB. th* eeuple left far Val- Cl*m Woodward ef Htttleaburg, wtUMI condition. bantjuu it the Aleaander HamiHaa ley Falla, Kan., where thty will Ellen Ann Bonk partmsnt commander, at tb* ean- Mia*. Plan Soeld hotsl. Pat*r*on. To HoM DMMC July 21 vltlt tht • • • " ventloa, Mr*. Carri* Webber ef Men- FAIR HAVBN-tummer actlvl- The trophy wai awarded to Mr. Th* Junior Mislttary af the M< Thty wltt mak* their n**aa In Baptised Sunday mouth at. waa th* ear/ Bed Bank tie* «f tha Woman'* Oamacratle Trenton. winner la th* r*e*at aeateat tpen- COUNTYJIRTHS Stroukoff for hi.s devtlopmm" t a*f mouth Baat etab will hold a claaee RUMSON _ Ellen Ann Bouk, Lawreneea Mark club at Monmouth county wer* at- th* Avltruc, aaccordin< g te Mr. at th* elubnauM Saturday. My The brid* wa* graduated from aar*d by th* Sun Ray drug tterat Mr. aad Mrs. Oeerge Hunter af nrifad at a mettlnf of th* nttu Atlantic Highland! high aehool, daughttr of Mr. and Mn. Junior af Red Baak and Philadelphia. Bpriag au Matawan. an pareau Zelchner, who described the air- II, with Mra. Oearg* W*rtbl*y. Jr., P. Bouk of Black Point rd., wst 37lk Anniversary tlva bea>M Tueiday at th* htmi craft a* a tranapart that can lj« aa chairman. ArrangemtnU for th* and waa tmpioyed by Sigmund El»- iih a C. O'«h*aO«, aaa at Mra. af twiaa, a tea and daughttr, batn of Mr*, OtwUvt J. Frcrat an »!»•• ner cemanny af Red Bank. The baptised Sunday at Holy Croat SEA BRIOHT-C*uaellmaa and «t Moameuth Mtmerial flown with piston engine*, jet aa- «vrat war* formulatad at a m**t- ehurch by Rev. Joseph A. Sum- Mn. Ralph W. Uwr*nc* celebrat- rtorenaa Iff. VBhaa ef Bread it., •r rd. glnee or aa an cngtn*!*** gIMer. lag rut night at th* cUibheua*. bridegroom la a graduate of Valley wha will graduate next year frem hotpttaX Falls, Kan., high aebaal. and i» van. Th* child ws* born May M ed their 17th wedding taaiv*r*ary The Arat *vant will h* a "hrtah Epaakcrs at th* banaa Bright Taeht club and restaur- lire company and Navetlnk Hook ef Flaktr pi and Mrs. Klataky* key of Oenta** av*., Partaupeek, Union Butch; Mrt. Adtltnt Bar- Ion of service were listed by Mr*. (Ingertlp length veil attached to a ant tomorrow night by Val Ernie, FmhoMers *UII hu not received crown of **«d pe»rlt, and th* car- dt Ladder, and Liberty companlai moth*r, Mr*. Una Kaanl ef At- are ptrent* of a daughter born ton, Aibury Park, and Mrs. Mar- Robert G, Haley, president, at a and win feature his mu*ic and euit- of Red Bank extlngulthed a bnuM bury Park, atttnded tha graduation Saturday at Monmoutk Mtmorisi tha Wlckham, Spring Like meeting of the executive hoard laat th* propoMd routes for th* *tat* ried whit* roe**. in* direct from the Patio at Palm week In the aaaociatlon ornee* la parkway through th* county. Jos- Mr*. Dorothy Ftiet of J*r**y at the home of Douglu L. Clark, estrclMi Monday tt the Penmyi- hosplteL eph C. Irwln, dlr*et«r af th* board, Beachisli,, Fla, Woodland ave., Sunday night whan vanla Btate College ef Optemtry at Mr. and Mr*. Robert Wichmaaa the local borough hall. City, th* Bride'* eouain, waa ma- Rumton Coupler said yuttraay. tron of honor, and Mis* Shlrlty Inecltl event* win include: oil-soaked ragt In a wooden barrel Philadelphia. Mr*. Klttsky'a broth- ef Mtrkhtm pi., Little Silver, are In May nur*es made MM) vi.lt* t* Thursdays, beginning July Sared up causing dtmag* uti- er, Dr. Jtrry Kami ef Atbury parent* ef n daughter bora 8*tur- patients tnd regular daily vl»lti Mr. Irwln **Jd he had triad t< Okelew of Kctniburg, wa* a Engagement Told eoatact Raaaford J. Abbott, state bridesmaid. Mn. Fries won an or- •Xadlea- Night"; Friday,, beginning mated tt $1,000. Park, wat a member ef th* grad- day tt Monmouth Memorial hos- were made to the public and pri- 4 00 Flami* burned hole* In the reef pital RVMSON-Mr. and Mn. Htroli vate school* of Rumion, Sea Bright highway commlsiloMr, prior to th* chid nylen n*t dr*** with match- STtl" " " »'«"*." with pruSs! mattin•' g bat thaii he wa* unablt to ing picture hat, ana carried yellow of a brseneway and garage attach- Joetph H. Coaptr af South at., Mr. and Mn. Dtnnlt Bmlth of W. Scott of River rd. and New and Fair Haven. Pour new beard nd> betinalng Sunday, July S, th ed to the Clark*1 two-story fram* amlataat pettmasttr at Red Baak, Palar rd., Highland!, an parents Tork city hive made known the membera introduced were Mn. B. reach MmIm.. MrMr,. Abbott told the roses. Mlsa Oktlew wa* dretttd In board May • that the alignment* pink taffeta, and htr Bower* wtr* club will feature Sunday buffet house. whe hat beta, eentaad ta bit heme of a stn bora Sunday at Monmeuth tltgftgement of thalr daughter. Mist Jackson Batchelar. Mra. Bayard dinner*. Val Ernie and hia orches- Memorial hotplUL Stout, Mn. Bennett Vroman and would be received In a few weak*. pink roan. by Illn***. ti ahewlag much Im* Phyllis Billing*, to Leighton Man*- tra will play nightly. The club wil provtmtat. Mr. and Mn. Jamtt B. Ftrgiuon Mr. and Mrs. ttnr RoWrtrHrMeC. Toung. CommiMtanar Abbott t» - »td to Lester Johnson of Belford, th* be staffed by the winter employee) Medical Society hav* toM th* fr**hoM*ra that three bridegrooms brothtr, waa best Master Sgt. Joaeph A. Contalina, of Holmdel rd., HaiM, are parents Lvighton Lobddl of Rldg* rd. at th* Patle. It will be cloaed Mon whoa* wife, Mrs. Viola Conatllna, of a ton, born Monday at Haaard Mlis Scott attended the Chtpln possible rout** hav* been drawn man, and another brother, Robert To Hold Outing Marlboro Woman Wins and that they would be offered thi Johnson, ushered. and daughters, Jean and Judith, hotplUI. school and was graduated from Witkowski Hired The annual outing of the Mon- live on South Clinton pi., haa been Mr. snd Mra. Paul Holme* of Miss Porter's school. Colby Junio beard for study and recommanda- A reception followed at the mouth County Medical society will aaalgn*d to th* Quartermuter De- Trial Separation tions prior to a public hearing. Af home of the bride1, parent*. Th* Church st., Matswan, ar* partau college and Paine-Hall, New Tort For Police Work be held next Wedneedty at the Deal tachment ef the lOTth area tervlce of a daughter, barn Monday at city. She made her debut at a din- FREEHOLD — Mr*. ElUsbeth ter that hearing, the rout* vt-i bride't mother wa. dresMd in a Golf and Country club. A golf tour- unit at Camp Kilmer. Sgt. Con- n*r-dance at the RlU-Carlton ir finally be chosen. dusty ran lace gown with navy MARLBORO—At . recent meet Moamouth Mtmorlal hospital. Westley, Marlboro township, won nament Is scheduled for 1:10 p. m., sallna, who entered the aervlce In Mr. and Mr*. William Btcknua IMi, and attended th* Junior As a separai* trial here yesterday blue accessories and a corsage of ing of the Marlboro township com- and a tottbalt gam* will be held In February, 1*41, i* a veteran ef stmWies and the Orosvenor Houi talltnun ro**a. Th* bridegroom'* mittee, Charles Witkowaki • wa* ef Crawford at, Vail Hem**, on ap Indictment charging her and the late afternoon. A buffet tupptr World War II, and taw duty In th* Shrewsbury towmhlp, are parenta ball. Clarence Armstrong, a migrant Spiegel Restaurant mother wor* dusty roaa lac* with Wr«d at a part-timt policeman for will bt served at • o'clock. China-Burma-Indla tntattr et'epcr- white accmorle* and a eortag* Marlboro. of twin sons, barn June 10, nt Mr. Lobdell, % graduate of St. worker, with burning a neighbor'* Opens In Asbury Park The outing committee Is beaded •Men*. , Monmouth Mtmorlal hospital. •ark', school, served in th* Arm buildingbildi . ef talisman roses. The new officer, who ha* had l: by Dr. Howard C. Plepcr, general ABBURY PARK-«ptegtl a rest Whtn th* coupl* nturn from a year*' eaperience as a member o Mia* Sandn, Klarln, daughter ef Mr. tad Mn. Oorald Cupplet of » Japan, and I* in hi* last yea" Ralph Hauler, Matawan. Mraa chairman; assisted by Dr. Edward Mr. aad Mrt. Maawtn Klarln of DtNonnandl* av*., Fair Haven, are •t the Unlvewlty of Virginia. Hi Westley'l' a attorney, requested a aurant, one of the beet known if wedding trip to Connecticut, they the Keyport police force, will fur E. Banta In charge of gaK; Dr. th* short art*. b*twe«n ins and will mak* their home en Chtitaut nlth hia own uniform, cquipmen Harding rd., ha* arrived horn* frem parents of a ton born Tuttday at !• a grandson of tha tot* Mr. tuti separate trial for hi* client, and Louis F, Albright, .oftball; Dr. Otto Emeraoa colltgt In Beaten for her Monmouth Mtmorlal hospital. Mr*. Edward D. Adam* of N* Assistant Prosecutor Qaorg* A. 1MT, ha* b**n reopened by He tt.. Port Monmouth. Beth th* brid* and car, and will be paid $1.00 Lehmann. entertainment, and Dr. rammer vacation with her parent* Tork and Bumson, and of th Gray made, no objection. man Spiegel at Klngaley it. am and bridegroom ar* graduates of hour only while working. Mr. and Mn. Edward T*n**l ef Admand F. Vcrga, price*. here. Mia* Klarln will itart b«r Crawford at.. Vail Horn**, Shrewa- Mrs. We.-tley and Armatrong Second avi. Th* original Spiegel' Mlddlctown towmhlp high iehoal. Tht committee also authorise, •ophemore year In B*pt*mbcr. . have both pleaded not guilty. Sh* wa* starttd at 702 Main it. The. bridegroom I* serving with the purchase of « DlMcl-drive roti bury tewnihlp, art parent! of a has disputed a reported statement After retiring from his business the Const Guard and I* attending grader, costing 114,000. Thcv I Father, Daughter P.F.C. Oirard H. Undner who I* »on born yesterday at Monmouth of Armstrong, who formerly work- hire In INT, Mr. Spiegel returnee: the service', radio electronic tchool ceived 12,000 for the old temper. tUtlonet at Fort Meyer. V*., It en- Memorial hosplUI. Studenli Pretent •t Croton, COM, Win 82,500 Judgment joying a ten-day furlough at tht Mr. and Mn. SUnley Butelll of ed for her, thtt ha tet fir* to a to the restaurant business and If home of hit parent*, Mr. and Mr*. chicken brooder houte of Mr*. 1M4 he managed thi famous Reu ATTENDING CONFEBENCl! FREEHOLD — County Judge Ntw Monmouth an partnta of a Piano Recital 1 Herbert Undntr, John it. ten bora thla morning at RlvtrvUw L n TerllU1 Frances Francis to pliaat hit bos*. ban's until 1MI. He then managtc -""W BRANCH - Rabbi A.ron John C. Olordane entered a con- .. il"!i "- P'*ni«l teacher Judge Knight tit Monday for Josaph'a restaurant. West Long Williams Triumphs H. Lefkowlt. or Temple Beth sent judgment for 13,800 hare yes- Mra. Cecil Ledltrd ef Madlaon hotplUI. ef Hud«on ave., presented h«r pu- Armstrong's trial which will bt be- Branch, until It was destroyed by Miriam it attending the annual con- terday for Carolyn Ttlten, a, and ave. and Mr*. Margartt Swing of fir* laat November. At L.B. Stadium vtntlon of the Central Conference Hudson av*. lift last w**k fer an fore County Judge John C. Gior- her father, Robert Whitney Tilton, automobile trtp te Dalten, Mam., ta Soldier Eludes Copt, f t at the Red BBank Womani dano, A Jury for th* case wat U)NO BRANCH - Dick Wil- of American R.ibblt to be held In 7« Norwood av*., Long Branch, In club. The ev«nt waa atttnded by Netv London,, Conn, thi* week, and tptnd tome time with Mn.l«dlard'a n y drawn yesterday. Mrs. Westley will MARINO D0IX8 liams, the sptadattr from Chaue- their salt against William T. Na- daughter, Mn. Charles Andtrten. But Pays Fine of $25 PU|>n> thl be triad In th* fall. auakt, la tht top chauffeur operat- conducted tha noon-day service and gle,' But Third it, Kayport. friind." thflr HILTON PARK-rive *mber* preached the aermon yesterday. Mrt. Swing recently gave up her LONO BRANCH-Succutfut la ii" '"* m ing for th* Short JUcIng club at The Tlltons sued for Injurlft th* govtrnmtnt position In th* Canal temporarily eluding police chaaraa Participating wer* MU««a Lillian of th* Rose Sawing club ar* mut- the Long Branch stadium. William* This conference I* comprised of girl suffered when sht waft hit by M*edon»ld, Uura William*, Steph- Hotemarir Ferro ing dally at th* horn* of Mr over «00 Reform Rabbit of the Zen*, wh*r* *h* had bttn fer tev- him. Cal. Robert B. Hall, Jr., M, tgaln provtd hU driving ability laat a car operattd by Mr. Ntglt at •ral yetn. Fort Monmouth aoldlw who Uvae anie Glover, Jane Wiley, Flora Otorge Husker on First ave., t night when he won th* ftature United States and Canada, and la Broadway and Norwood »vu., Htynec, Mrs. Robert Olblon and It 16 Yean Old make doll* for the children in th the largest and oldett Rabbinical Mn. Albert Oagnebln of North at Mae Tree trailer camp, Baton- tvent with case after moving up Long Branch, Nov. 4, 1980. It wa* town, paid ntvtrtheless Tuesday Mn, Etta C, Lee, MiMes Ruth Mr. and Mrs. WlllUm Ferro of •olio wards at Monmouth Mimo from the l«th position. body In America. claimed Carolyn tuffertd a concua- Prospect ave. attended the first wrh« and Mtrjorle Terhune wir* 1*1 hospital. When the dolls ore (In Wellealey wtek-ind at Welletley morning when City Magistrate An- when. EaM Sun.«ct ave. entertslned at a The main event htd to he re- slon nnd other Injuries, colltgt, Man., Itst we*k-*nd. Form- thony T. Woollty fined him $30. birthdayy ppirt ftt their home lined they will he taken to thi stMited after two CUM jammed to- POLIt'K HOLD BICVCLE d f th! dht R hospital by Mrs. William Grldiey o er students comprising IS clams According to police, Patrolmen WILSON ON day for th»!r daughter, Rosemarle, Locust. Working on the project an gether on the first turn, and once Police this morning reported thtt ATTENDS GRADUATION from 1M7 to 1(34 attended tht rt- George Huhn and John Foy chas- who I* 18 years old, Rosemarle re- Gloria Je»n r»rgc Betty Lo again after three can smashed In- they are keeping at headquarters a LEONARDO—Mra. Stephen Za.- union whett program* ef Itcturti ed Hall's ap«*dlng autlon wagon •BLFORD-P.r.C. Frank Wll- ceived many gifts. to one another nn the Anal turn Royal Flyer bicycle. Red with ivory centered around the thtm* af "Th* of th* Air Fore* arrived here Parker, Beatrice Patterson, Doro- remba of Hamilton avt. on Sunday for a mil* and a half until hi tuo- CSuests were Mr. and Mrs. Feliee thy Ann ".uppel *nd Carol Payn*. befort reaching the flnl*h lint. . trim, It ha.t a light on the front and attended the graduation extrcltti Fore* ef Democracy." The week- eeecjtd in losing them around Nor- •aturtfay afttr graduating from DtLorento, Mr. and Mrs, Pat Len- In tht flrat event lh« fins »a<" a carrier on the rear. Patrolman Vail Ttchnical at Bt. Thtreta's tchool, Llndtn. Htr •nd iprogram started tost Thursday, wood and C*dar av**. Polio* said Institute, Blair*- tini, Mr, tnd Mn, 8, ». Morlno, Bonn thing new in the lint of thrill* Joseph Fund«rburke found the bike granddaugrhttr, Mil* Conttanc* eoneliludfai g Sunday with a neap- Hall put a tarpaulin eamouflag* Wile, Pa., to spend a furlough with Mr. and Mra. Borden Wolcott, Mr, DKMOKSTRATIOK HOSTERH whtn a car driven by Frank Eek*l Itst night In th* vicinity of Bread Zarembe, wai a member of th* tlon givtn by thi college prtildent. over th* ear and they rod* by it nil parents, Mr. and'Mr*. Wilmsr nnd Mrs. Adrian Woodward, Mr, FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Elwood danced along en IU not* btfort •nd Monmouth its. graduating- cits*. Conttinei took Ml** Phyllis Wtin*t*ln,> daughter whtn th* station wagon ciaahad Wilson of llaln *t. and Mrs. Ckorg* DeLoten«o, Mr. Sehtnck ef 4ft Htndrlekton pi. wt* finally fllppln* over. . a rpecltl competitive examination of Mr. and' Mr*. Samuel Wtlnttaln through a hedge st Norwood and A 1941 graduate of MlddUtown and Mrs. Anthony DeLorenio, Mra, hotttta tt a hounhold warts d*m- Chubby Hower, the Runuon flash, LADIES' AID MEETING with OS other pupils tnd placid of Broad st, Itft Friday on the Cedar aves. However, a, rtsldent of tawmhlp high school at Leonardo, Rose Ferro, Catherine DeLorenio, onstrntton Friday night at the tntnaKed ta *k* out only one win RUMSON-Th* Ladles' Aid CO- flrnt rnd won n full four-year iteho- Qutm Mary with a party of 18 the area nported the accident and PT.C, Wilson wa* employed at Fllomcns snd Terc/a. Ferro, noloffs hnnif of Mr>. Ohsdlah Hallenbako, InM night u-hen ha cupped the first larchlp to the Benedictine acadtmy K*yport Weod|worklng romps ny clety of the Runuon Prcabytcrlnn other glrb of about her time age th* policeman arriving to Invttti- and Borden Wolcott, .Jr., "Woody" 100 Willow «t, Ten miesti attended .icml-flnM event. church will hnld Its final meeting In Elizabeth, and wilt inter th* for an eight weekt' trip which will gat* found Hall and th* station r to hi« enlistment in Jmuiry. and "Cathy" Wnodwiird, j/iul« D«- tht dtmnnttration which was eon- academy In th* full. Th* graduttt will leave Frldty, July 13, for Lormzo, Georg* »nd Bitty Ann Dt- Wednesday afternoon. June 27, at take thtm through a*v*n countrle* wagon, r iltieted by Mrs. John DIFIor* »f Tha rmrf in h»ii«r t«i| Slsf'f butt- 2:30 o'clock at Blnghtm halt, Chair- Is the d!tu;hter of Mr, and Mrt, 3. of Europe. The group will dlsem-l He wu fined S15 tor recklas* Ctmp BtonaJDaB, CaU UrMM, rt T> Rl(lit ] JiuaMB. "* '" '" ' " "*^" ' •ta will glv* yearly rtnorti. BifBund Ziriaba of Crtnford. park at touthajtpeen aad^Hi fiek drtvlag and 110 for tpttaUaf. *ED 1A*K IKWfBM, 51, 1WI Wevun Critical; 'Mb. Jen«y Type of 1951' Had Refused Aid EAST KEANSsWRQ — Mr*. Bu- geaia Madlin«*r af Oeeaa aad Thompson avce. to still ta critical cwa4itia Penults DOWN TIMELY ITEMS —IN DEMAND AT THE MOMENT—SO WE CAN Incident aad waa found uaceeav af tka HaUr»«e4 y, ciout. No gaa leakage waa dotoctad karat, waa elected arssideat af the •Her eatry was made, nolle* aaM. Meamauth-Ocean Pharmaceutical GUARANTEE YOU A 20% SAVING ON EVERY ITEM MENTIONED BE- nesidenta af the area feared Mrs. •aaiety at a MeetiBf laat Thursday MadUnger waa uaahle ta food her- at tati AMrieaa hotel, rraekald. LOWl MAKE A DATE WITH YOURSELF — FOR BIG SAVINGS. self, according to police. She we* Other aeVera elected were Harto admitted to the hospital far awdl- Clark, Lea* Braaeh, nut vice Bret- ml observation. No ether details an Meat; Jeeeph Aielrad, Belaur, eee- PRICES FOR TOMORROW fc SATURDAY ONLY her condition were available thie aad vtoa president; HeraMu Doc- HaaaBssBBBii«â«BslninininininininininininîBBBBBBSBVaBsl«BBBBBBBi tefeky,Ma«a*a.u*a, treasurer; Hani Utacke, Oeeaa Grave, secretary; r THI IUDGET.MICID Joseph Veasrl. Aebury Park, chairman af eiecutlve board; Ben Hat' Feist to Commandem. Rod Bank, and Oerahen Peak kla, Aabury Park, new membera of Katktriite Kin of ANtnhunt tttti • lin*ty»* machine after har GARDEN theboMd. Mloc»ic« at "Mill Jonoy Tyno of ••»•" by the award* committee Gvil Air Wing Mere thsn M memhen listened GRIAT AMERICAN to Mr. Veneri, retiring president, as •f the Wariinf hm of New Jorsty far tha annual convention a» KEARNT-Col.' Irving J. Feist ha related the aceampiishments of AiSHtry fart Saturday of thii wook. CHAISE of Sycamore av*., Shrewsbury, aas the saatoty during the year, high- LAWN been named eemmaader of the by the inaUtutlea of a For Restful New Jeraey wing of the Civil Air hsopKal plan far members, patrol by appolntmeat from aatlea- aammtttee members to re OH Stmg ml Brown YOUR GARDEN All steel construction. White enamel frame. Red arm rests MOWER al headquarters of the Civil Air port wore Mr. Peekkln, raoeutlve patrol at Boiling flcM. Washington, Mr. Chuk, legislative; Mr. aehultt, By CHAULKS H. CONNORS, and nab caps. Obedient reclining back with finjer-tip re- lubber tirei. I ac. relied steel cutter-bar knife. Aluminum b c, by order ef Oen. Lucas V< profeiilonal relational Mr. Deetut- r,"tgi't« University, the State lease. Large rubbci-tircd wheels. Smoothly styled certridga Beau, national commander. University of New Jersey handle mi medal. ASK ANY 6AR0INM WHAT HI sky, treasury; Carl Schulti, pro- cvsbien-cettan filled. Avertable in red and green stripes THINKS OF ORIAT AMIRICAN MOWMS. Col. reltt served actively In th* gram and entertainment; William Dahlias arc still being planted, and green and whito stripci. Long wearing fabric with Civil Air patrol during World War Pageleon, publicity; Julius John- especially where plants have been It, being amongst tha early volun- son, attendance; Maurice C. Oold- propiRatrd by means of cuttings. vinyl caatiaa. NOW teers to this servke when rt waa bsrg, board of pharmacy and fair We have set them out here an late farmed In ISM. He initially served trade; Eugene Asolrad, auditing, a* July 7, with good rcaults. Rtfular THIS 17 inch-Rt9. Prict 33.35 26.65 In squadron rank* at Acbury Park. and J. Harry Kalnes. memhership. It is not advisable to give them •ric« SAL! Subsequently, he saw active aervie* The •octoty's obtoetlvee for the too much nitrogen at the begin' 19 inch—to* Prict 36.60 29.28 with tha Civil Air patrol antl-aua- aomtaf year were outlined by Pr*«- 2f.fS ONLY marina patrol at base No. IT at ning. Nitrogen encourages top 23.95 Mant aahulta. who appointed Mr. growth, but a strong root system Is Suffolk, N. T. Following this, h* rageaMKof RSMN and Mr.Clark was appoint** to th* Hew Jersey needed. With all plants, good roots THE NEW wing staff ana aerved aa Halaan of- mmsiaHnjeT ammwrnj mm) vgrnH vn^njBmpB^n>mjBB mmnjmjnyag%v mean a good top later on. When Seer aa eo-erdlnater af actrvHIee tee for the event In September to dahlias are allowed to come Into with the Army, Navy, Oaaat Oaard awMvv* IM OtMfMalf ^r^SWWeWl* bloom early, as in July, the wood and State Ousrd. hardens and the bloom* later are HIMS AltMMia Poll* likely to be Inferior, unless special "EASY" PresMent of Feist ft Feist, one efforts are used to keep them grow< of New Jersey's oldest and largest •rms af realtors, with osnees in ing. OUTDOOR Newark and Now Yerk city, Col. A1BURY PARX-Preparatlons One way to help the root system Feist haa been active In Essex and for handling continued high polio develop and bring sbout slightly de- Monmouth counties on behalf af Incidence In MM are being made ferred bloom I* to pinch the plants many clvie and charitable ergaal- by the National Foundation For In- while they ere small. This I* a FOLDING nations. H* Is aa aetlv* member fantile Paralyse, Roland J. Hines. pruning process. Ono pleasure in of the atate committee ef the Na. chairman of the Monmouth county gardening is to make plants be- tlonal Conference of Christiana ana chapter of the National Foundation, E. Blagrova have as we want them to. We can FOLDING GRILL Jews. He Is a member of tha Down- declared today. modify their growth by feeding and FOLDING RICUNINtt town club, Newark, Athletic club, Returning today from a regional NBW MONMOUTH—Donald E pruning. and president of \he Hotlywaoa polio planning meeting In Wash- Blsgrove, son of Rev. and Mra. Wil- As we set our dahlias out as YACHT "y yaej can feld ua and take Oolf club. ington Monday, Mr. Hlnea MM liam E. Blsgrovc of Middlctown- plant*, wo practice pinching BEACH Colonel Foist has beea Intonat- "polio outbreaks must be aapected New Monmouth rd., next Septem- soon as two pairs of go6d leavca *nsa% ed in aviation for maay years, and this summer, though no one ca ber will assume duties of a grad- nrc formed. Pinching means taking CHAIR la a private pilot himself. His ap- My where they will occur or how uate assistant in chemistry at off all above this point. Many per- ttriaetf < H vomiik- CHAIR pointment as commanding ameer severe they will he." Brown university, Providence, It. sons pinch too high. Wn perform eel fi**M. Kilt-to reiaferteel seel. With of the Civil Air patrol Haa beVn "Because Incidence In the lait I. He received the degree of bach- the. fame operation when we use f*Ui easily late cemaect keea'le. WMBI Mak* aaaalk snesk* »' - - WiJa nVaaassV three yean has tripled across the elor of arts in chemistry from Au- AMf**N»* «fia«* c*a*ss Mat e«e tajv aiffiBj ajPBp aR*svtajais wvajaj avajfiv* mad* in aatlelpatloa of mended 1 tuberous roots for planting, a* «oon MMI fw tafitctf contp #f I#WN ptftt#fle country, ' he added, "we have no gustana college, Rock Island, 111., IU EMS vypv) M9V* vtfVfM W9aw MM actlvltiea ef this arganlaaUaii In as the shoot develops to the point p th* direction of th* war effort, with reason to aspect any remarkable at commencement cxercUcj earlier where it has two pairs of good Regular Prica 1.19 1 particular emphasis an tha ce-o" drop In eaoee during 1M4. For this this month. leaves. Roaulor THIS tiacti** ee««M i*l*t*i«ie* tea* a** dlnatlon of It* program with the reasM w* arc trying to be ready THIS SALE ONLY frica SALE NOW Ovil Defense authorities, to handle polio eases In whatever Pinching stops rapid upward dc numbers they may occur." NITROGEN CAUTIOUSLY volopmcnt. The plant has to wait 2f8f 12.95 ONLY until the buds in the axil* of the 9.98 Mr. Hlacs Mid the local chapter FREEHOLD —'Many vegetable was surveying Ha services and pro- leaves are activated. This gives a Fair aad Cafeteria growers in Monmouth county are chance for better toot development. 11 Withers.ty fril. l p . . oeduree with a view ta making any debating whether to apply a com- . I I S.95 rpure 6.15 At Old Brick Church emergency that might arise In a plete fertiliser high in nitrogen such With good growing condition!, 3 we will saiilll you a• reflular 20 Ib. bag of Charcoal 2 for 11.91 manner calculated t* make the as a 7-7-7- mixture or a nitrogen four side shoots will develop from limit 2 Ta a Cuitemer MARLBORO — A carousel fair most effective use of available fertiliser alone to their vegetable the axils of the four leaves. When •ricjuats for 1.44 a rofiilar I.fl valua! and cafeteria supper waa held Sat- March af Dimes funds. crops. This decision will be up to these reach a suitable size they, urday at the Old Brick Reformed Last year la Monmouth county. the individual grower who should too, may be pinched. Thla gives TUIUUR STIIL church in charge ef the large he. Mr. nan said that there were «T be familiar with the productive ca- bushy formation and delays bloom • aar table, gaily decorated with of polio. Th* local chapter pacity of hU «oils, the amount of until the weather la suitable for multi-colored streamers, war* Mrs. spent *M,TOMT m providing pa- fertilizer which has already bcrn good flower production—cool nlgnts MITAL CHAIRS C. Floyd Wyckoff. Mra. John Ben- and hot days. tlsnt ear* for all tbos* who needed applied, the amount of ra'infall tatfaM nett, Jr. Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs. ananclal help, he said, adding, "Na- which has occurred and whether Harry Holmes, Mrs. John Bordea, tionally thsre war* IMS1 easts of the crops arc grown under irriga- Pruning aeema to he the "order Mrs. Joseph VanMater, Mrs, Law-polio in IMO-s tremendous load, tion, says C. H. Nissley, Rutgers of the day. This is about the sea- kodn. Wostker i rence Rising and Mrs. P. D. Van- considering the record outbreak of vegetable specialist. son to shear evergreens, such «• Mater, Jr. At th* refreahment table tha year before when iUSt «*MS yew, jumiper (red cedar and oth- Raj. THIS wore Harry Holmes, Larry Rtolng, 1 Soil temperature Is a factor aUo rs), spruce, fir, hemlock, arborvi- war* reported. ' became the colder the soil the slow- In aretn or rad with 54* SALI Joteph VanMater and John Ben- tao and falsecyproes, but not pinci. white trim. nett, Jr. er the nitrogen become* available Shearing at this stage uf growth Patient Assists and aa the soil warm* up more makes the plants more dense. FOLDING Mrs. Philip VanMater waa In nitrogen Is freed for plant uie, Soil Rockers Also Avoilabla — Rof. 5.95—NOW 4.75 eharg* of th* flshlng pond for In Operation Talk moisture is an important factor for The process is to cut back half SILF-ADJUSTINO children. Joseph King conducted without sufficient moisture in the way most of the new shoots of this YACHT CHAIR the dart gam* and John Borden KRANSBURO-Charles Willis of soil, plant nutrient* cannot become year's growth. Many persons use the marksmanship attraction. Miss in Main st, WM a ready and wil- available for the plant roots. Ex- shears for this purpose, but the Chi*... GLIDE-SETTEE BEACH CHAIR Bdna Netter presided over th* ling assistant last night to Dr. O. e'esilvoly rainy conditions increase result Is a plant that la too formal, eansnft sBnmal AsssSaaniM A "fortune telling" tent. Pony ride* R. Holters of Asbury Park at a the possibility, on the lighter types with straight sides, We prefer to *let* wide kea-typs not. Stripid Cepeciri fer 4 tkiMren. "SmeMk *• Silk" h e iaav aHvaj amtaa/we M were also enjoyed by the boys and staff meeting at Monmouth Memor- of soil, of nitrogen being leached use pruning shears, a heavy prun caavot test ieiat*rc*d with wide rkat wm Me* y*a. Ckai* aaea a*V AAaSBBkfl BiiSa shâssâksMa Bkakaaaa^Bhasi avisbBBBi sa*a ^B\*aea girls. ial hospital when the surgeon ex- deep into the toll out of the root ing knife handled like a sickle or very nehirel dnttiffa* far tail fUatr. Orecefitl f j plained th* technique of an oper- a. sharp sickle. Using these tools fajan •» anaaviw laNanvaj ajnai iw amy tone. linei klen** wirii ryinaik ww«e«J*e *WWa| aleag ef I torMMkiaMki e pilWW Ht ation performed three month* ago permits following the contours of Regular Price 4.S9 a«*ianBa*ka« a«a*a> a*4 srnVskaSI CiR Stilwell Jaile the plant, thus retaining much of a*jwiPFaj a**** v* wvavva OM when ate perforated plastic tubes with Hie ertest! NOTHING UNI IT ANVWNIRI! were Inserted in Mr. Willis to re- CONTROL BAOWORMS NOW its natural beauty of form. 4sa# asMBMBaa slsnnWvmnSft aaVa^slsaMOasBian Drunken Driver lieve pressure on an obstruction in -This is a good season also to NOW FnW BJaaVe^B VB^Bel^PaS* e^BJPBBfVffBPgW his liver. The bagworms that infest many prune rambler types of climbing eh) *a onm. CRAWFORD'S CORNER-Mag- of Monmouth county's ahade trees latrate Stanley Stllwell last night Although not original with him, roses (small flowers in large clus- THIS THIS SALI ONLY and sometimes are so numerous ters), provided they are not plant Rog. •entenced Ray Freeman, an attend- the doctor Mid, the operation was that they kill arbor vitae, are now SALE RIG. ant at Marlboro State hospital, to unusual enough to warrant the ca for shade or screen. This type 16.95 hatching In southern New Jersey. of rose will bloom next year on the ONLY raici SO days In jail and revoked hi* li- itafTi attention. Mr. Willis said That means that the time for their 13.55 cense for two years. He was yesterday, "he saved my life!'* new growth that is made this year. Ml 7.99 appearanee here in Monmouth 3.65 charged with drunken driving. This type of pruning is especially county is close at hand, warns desirable where the roses arc grown Arreited by Polio* Chief Joseph Hits Captain's Car, County Agent M. A. Clark. W. Phillips, Freeman waa examined as pillars. Combination 2 & 3 Point HAMMOCK 4 STAND by Dr. J. R. Cooper of Matawan, Driver Fined $25 Lovers of shade trees are advised who pronounced the man unlit to by the county agent that after the When the plant* are finishing Can be intently canvartad fram a 2 paint style ta 3 paint. Here's drive. Freeman's ear last night ran FAIR HAVEN-Maglitrate John bags hang on the trees, it is too bloom, new caeics will originate Summer comfort for tha entire family. Stretch and relax in this Into th* back of a car driven by V. Crowell fined Leonard Cuje, it, late to do anything about it. The near the base, and these will give substantial hammock while tha breeset sway you. Clarence Campbell of Freehold on of «• Mechanic at, U» and coats little worms are much easier to kill the best bloom next year. There- the Holtndel-Red Bank rd. The Monday night when he was charged during their early stages u they fore, the easiest way, with lesa luilt ta stand abuse. Frames af hoary Campbell car was severely dam- with iMving th* scene of an acci- feed upon the foliage before they damage to the flesh from the pric- Cover net aged. The jail sentene* cam* when dent. build their bags out of the foliage kles, is to remove all the old top, tubular steal and pillow as soft as fine Illustrated Freeman defaulted en payment of Cuje was arrested Sunday night they have chewed. This is one pest cutting close to the ground where the HOP fine levied. by Patrolman Seth Johnson In which Is quite easily controlled by possible, as soon as bloom Is over. feathers. Safely holds tha heaviest par* PICNIC Rumson after hi* auto allegedly old-fashioned materials. One pound This will encourage the new canes. crashed Into a car owned by Po- of arsenate of lead powder in 25 These should be tied up as they and planty af ream far twa. BASKET Firemen Discuss lice Cant. Carl Jakubeey of Fair gallons of water, or one ounce In grow. Next year these will pro- Ma<* ef «ur«bl«, Kavea, at Battln and River rd». ltt gals, of water Is the most ef- duce an abundance of bloom. ATTRACTIVI OUTDOOR COLORS flealsle wevtn Identification Cards . fective apray. Obviously, the foliage wee*. Varnish Oapt Jakubeey Issued a radio The larger flowered hyblrd climb- flnleh. Camalete ATLANTIC HtOHLANDS-In a alarm (or th* hit aad run driver must be well coated with the ma- ing roses do not react the same u with llftln* cever. move to curtail "slghUeers? who after ho jotted down Cuje'a license terial to assure good control. DDT the ramblers. We prefer to thin the RIG. 2.49 have hampered fire fighting on sev- number. is not very effective against this old wood of these In winter. THIS eral occasions, members of the t 19, SALE THIS 1 Q0 Monmouth County Tire Chiefs as- OFFICIALS BEArFOINTED MORE BICYCLES FOR sociation, Monday night discussed SINGAPORE 15.55 FRBEHOLD-Aftar a delay of HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES the Issuance of annual Identification two month* the Freehold board of SAU 1.90 card* -to active firemen only. education took action Monday night "How to Get Rid of Flics", is the S1NOAPORE-(AP)-B (cycles The identification means was of- and renamed three school onVialt. title of a new leaflet published by are getting thicker and thicker on fered by Freehold Chief J. Everett Reappolnted for the 1M1-'I2 school the extension service at Urn Cul-Hie alieels and road.n of Llila Brit< Barkalow after a suggestion work- years were Mrs. Lillian L. Wilbur, lcge of Agriculture, Rutgers uni- i.ih crown colony. There arc 112,' Ing firemen at large fire* be prop- Freehold high school principal; su- versity. The leaflet describes four 559 now registered. Thai's a boost erly Identified was forwarded from pervising Principal Lloyd S. Cassel kinds of flies and tells how to use of 3,000 in a four-month period. atate police by W. R. Laursen, pres-' and Ptotrlct Clerk Ira C. Tllton. DDT, methoxychlor and lindane to Ident of the County Firemen's as- kill them. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS nc Tha Uonrtl of Kduratiun of the Bur* C(HcAt Jl Elton J. Hansons, entomologist at Co. sociation at th* seitlon. TENNIS COURTS OPBN nutfh of Hcd Hiink, Now Jut-nty, will re the Agricultural experiment station ceivi! bldit for thf}. erection of II nev CHURCH TRUSTEES MEET LITTLE SILBVR-Counellman who wrote the leaflet, points out itorngi- building, locnted oti the Athletli Victor Batter yesterday announced that Insecticides are aids to flycon - i'lehl on HI.TKIT! Pldce. NEH JERSty'S LAUESJ AHP MOST COMPLEX HARDWAtt STORE UNCROFT - Th* board of that tha borough tennis courta are Th.' builillni: will lir 2l'x4ll' with I trol and not cure-alls. Elimination niitb concrete iloor. iiml walls of cinilc trustee* of th* Community church now open for play, of breeding places and use of blork, with two ovprluiut dnnr*. BROADW met last nlrht to heir committee srrcon.H also are Imporlnnt. Hj'i I'llll iltitlli.* Ml.) 111' iHLUItll flKltl reports on repairs to the new Leel t»4 Ftmi Another new leaflet by Hnnscns the HUtrict Ork'n nllii'i', In th,. Kfhlu church addition and to approve We ilneertljr hop* It doiin't happen Ilik-h Si-linol lluililim.-. "ii lli.nliiik- Komi, to you, but If reu ihould loit lomithlng. describes the use of,lindane t-j kill Si'ali'il bill* nn,-t b>' In the hnn.l. tif th PLENTY OF TREE PARKING IN REAR payment of bills. It was reported rmimbir ckaneti »r« In your favor tint poultry pests. Both lenflet.i irt Di.lrlct Oi'k nil nr bifnrc July II), 1951 that the Ladles' Aid society ha* »eu will retever It threush tha loet and available from the county agricul- DntFril June 21, Ill.-il. •stalled a stove la Ike kitokea. PAUL A, YOUNG, tulaiaffaani. *Mt HUMS* Oiefk, DQQRS OPEN 8 AM. FRIDAY-TIl 9 P.M. ^^^^p^-^^tk**^^L^^*^^y w*fl" 'HPH**/ ^f/a* (SO Entrie. Set SSmt mot aBB^SSalo he waoWkwf Aneo P., got tha rmSag Fox Terrier amml 0BBBT tMmm1 atafflcMf t# Chat Happy Mrtbdoy, Katay R, tweet Reward Win$ hem. laoy triad to ton him M aad never beea aaolmg For Marathon Run that ho dad act have to bo *o COM- Roto, you oad MUtoa make a auto Win* Top Honors Catriao have beea received from hi with tao fag, that they would Round Table Feature tH part* of I'M county for the Loag got has • aow oao Ifjt tore. Thm Paul oad Vlrgiala are Branch lee Beat aad Yacht club"* tubjtot That to the omnattoa aow. gettlog along flat n*w, kooy ay the At Rumon Show etock utility outboard moratboa to Te* okatirt kmtw how I km* to loath* thought Me good work. be held Sunday, July 1. The tt-mll* ten a good (tory aad a ttoty hat •toad oaoatlf tMafekkx and lankJaf race fram Loag Braaeh tc Rid to ho good or I wffl act tot) tt up at hie tag and after a momoat old, Jr., koo left for tke Many. JoCaOy D«Vw Bank and bock I* eipected te at- TktaoaoIhopeyouUMhoa " 3*>kot plaoe I Ihro B. Matkaway I* otUI Oh! " TriwaptW la feat tract about •) entrica in four divi- aa io aot tk* oaty a**, cover. •toae, aceordiag to Jeha Bolaad, •akBBdl 9 BdhdM) ^haaa 0Ma%dt la a aew Lola C, hew la Charlie* Titt VtW-D. 0. chairman of the event. p uad did aot flHaV BBBP to buoy earfcag aad on- Barbara B.. boy. 414 yooj ho«o a RUMKMf-A Httlo wlro-kairod The Pet-O-Luck, a big Itevetu yordt, wetttag tke aow groat, Mag vua yau act got, , g cute hoy Mead tko other hull powered with a B) h. p. Mer- mo by amno kofa UBBO MONMOUTH PARK — Jockey fo« torrlor, Ck. Wyntoi Wya* of ft ajmm"4MBm) 4M* even Vlrgtata had kcr eye oa Dove German, piloting Mr*. Louie 9 cury engine and wiaact of loot Baa Bm^M* Traveler of Truant*, owned by Mra. Doaar, I eaw yyou aad BaMm ad Lacare't Bhellaa Reward, gallOfod Today ! Entries Looaard Smttht of Hohoku*. turn- yoar'e free-for-all outboard roco at th h te victory to win ta* featured race ed out te be the b% hit of the th* Loag Broach elufe rogotte wM t rlak the other try for another wia under the new to cock othor. WhaV. •n Menmouth Park'* raelag pro- Moamoutk Oouaty Kennel club all day aad durtag the tote wreag? gram yeeterday afternoon to wta •how Saadoy when he copped bett owaoreklp of Ford Herdman of AtMonnouth Boa Oirt. Jock Terl of Neptune will tf them would got together Boy, what would ytoj do hf Betty Th* Round Table which waa . t$r PtwTflllS tit* la okow honor* nt tke *let event aad *ha«o good ttama. Thaa oao ifmVUa aaaaa aiutlmmfdt TIBB aaMaa mat) k*ld at Rumaoa couatry club. be driving. uador » angtam af tht tSO purne event. ti Mttti « T. day the BOW* got arooad that a the glrle would to If Jertoy îttbt ctah. Tht Ooraian waa *tlll plenty froth af- Martin Flaaa tf Pertaupack I ham* wat getag to he Ill Boat Amerleaa-breed » tke wire entered a Trojan-Mercury rig i akatlag. ter galloping home th* tret half of •ttl wao tke noted Weetmlaeter wta- aerooe the ctroat aad a • . Joaa M., aow le Vtek tad the a*. . Ill from Long Braaeh, Frank Hoffman, iimairtag them afatatt the kroeort the daily double. Tk* tocher who aing bouer, Dr. aad Mr*. R. C. Har- Jack Klely aad Don Jeffrey will to awe there. Thm uatet ftm two doa't i by? Tell thorn *M*tlo. returned to racing after gftttag ta- ii! ri*' Cb. Bang Away of tlrrak Croat. bit the *tertlng line la Mercury th* nilgibiriiil. They ati oflooflooa at you atowadd tof tel Charlotte Roger*, you awN haw to *>>• heavyweight claaa, demoa in Tk* other gnaliett ware Rutk Oe- powered eutdU. waat a poreen of that caNbro ta Harm oV, deat you Mb* tka cute way about you that an atratad that he can (till rid* CO well it* gillo pointer, Far-Flight Falcon, the aatahbcrital Well, ho ta party from the rkak aay i tke boy* Ilk* Whoa* atotoro dM you u take off exceaf welgnt. nt up from open doga; Mra. Lnnenatcr At a meeting of the race commit- nad built hoj bamo<â aite ham Jaakat Tonaa aad BUhr take at Marino park? Well tell. in tee Monday night tt waa decided Bj^ a^gm^L^kauajjh^ndt dtfkhjfe ajMmafJ a%JBffn aMânVaôanfJ ha«o hhaii aatt loj oaao cant aaaad for Leaving th* tuning gate a* tap Hi AadreWe amoetk dtehehuad, Cr. •TtaBasfV * m^paaa} aamaay awwaajr Jeea aad Bob B, act ntaat Hf favorite he hod the wluaer trail- Derkydacka Kaadl Btyck, Mr. aadtkat a tkree-mlaute refueling per- Blot aubttoatlal •tffpeie tt w IN IN hath an hattttt ovor two yean tMM . TTkok y iod would be allowed at tke Red each other. VwVC MMeatd| Vtb f PBrVaXf e HIeWIMBT ) ~•tWtwM* ' * ing The Placer, but at the halfway i:: Mr*. Hotting* Plekt'o mtatotur* treat yard. AMoo f, wha la tko onto hoy wo Joe Paitone, bow to poodle, Ck. Braovl Biecult, aa im- Beak turning point and that k. p. km* of tht Ua|«tNMMyr af Ifo. w ttamt. > paot Gorman attrted BheUtt Re- motore entered with lower unite Ho waa tk* only ptraca to tht ha*o kooa oactag yooj with mtetyT Thorn*! Tooker, tko riak ward en the move aad before he Ill tetiea, and Ooorge Earle'c toy ohlra. •tjratet) It aa eaVlall ••averted for racing would bo eighharhatd who*, htejt* dan Tea are domg ftatty good, wo you.wrHetoueaadaattoVlrglam alol r for tht da** , whhMM hhat Nt rounded th* eecond turn, ho wee In Ill Caekeater tarrter, Rat-Tot Mo- placet ta tke Hurricane duet. od aa Amorleaaa lag oa hebHay*. Junior aad Fey M, at* atM th* load by * half-length. MOwN. BaeB*a*lnHng; iieM MM< htwto Utewttheut a ailloail hjafajmrtait M C ' •aactetera may view the event at •vary Suadar mornlag ho would together. Of tht n taaaab), Markj Coming down Into the home Th* dachthund analltt wat the many vantage poiaU along tke eoroVuNy talot tk* flag aad nt a tmMBBmVT orâaav MV Peggy aad Charlie. etretch Oorman had hi* mount out mala winner af th* ipedalty tkat otroag wmdd Mawted he would rua read? In the lead by three length*, aa Barowahury end Navooiab river* eur Pnaty roeclvod a top rattag tt a> contributed moot te the ehow'e aai faf t Mo tag dowa. Mia aow », da ye* ttitt oar* far W* Ilk* "tweetheart Oouptof at oolleat. FHtoea af the ' Play Toy with Fernando Feraeadot entriet. it wot th* 41-dog event Mlgkkor* tkoagbt klm addd aaad at you ueod to? m. oharp, Harold. up, pateed The Flncer nnd offered CMB Scout SO/IBBM ld of the Button Irltk Better aaao- loughed at tko wny kewould rua Am H., Two Lovea Have I. • Reward m*ek pp ciation and Itt mala winner wat te towerl tthhe Bmag whea It ttortoi a*w, cute little Mead* abattag Th* favorite want off et «4 te tVggy. why kav* ya« chaagod aa Mlaa Uura F. Delano'* Ck. Cel- W h te rala. OOM day a neighbor ahout- BVeâPBBBJBu, aBWUw^ro'Wf wây^mBWB Fw n^na" an, uv pay UK, 1.M, and !». Play Toy toan'a Rita of Knoeknagrae. ed ovor, "W**r* going to toko up a named MeeT much lately? Charlie to waaderiag. oored ky tht Amorleaa JeraayTwt left the itartlng gat* at I t* 1 ta collection eat buy you a caaaoa Mary Aaa medley, hew b) AIT of their favorite otag* tie ttah • dotigaod tohetoWttt> fay MM (or a place tlehet and »•» Retriever* aad •aanlele wer* Oekkunt y featured ta tke morning ****l*n. lertk U«« Brenrk ttoo thaot off whoa you rate* aM Totea,, yoyeua know what we Paul aad Vlrgiala, TM Bt lew- mffJ"^Pa] tVwvaw^vav twBaB*^T*^VT*T for *how. Th* Plneer with lunar lewor th* nag." Hie only reply wat. do ten what became of lag Teu Alwam." their atttle by kahnowtow g whtob wat Boulmetio in tk* aaddlo tnltked ta It-Uttle Vl» Boot worker omoag the retrlevere r«el Leaf Brtatk .. Oall H, woe a Labrador, Dual Ch. Bengal Uttle miter i "Dot vcoid to vtery nleo" Thm Bobby p. Mary Aaa M, «Wlky Do.1 Ton X tht th* (how tpot to pay »•»• L*a* Braat* etnttnued for a while aad oat day •Mir A, did It hurt whoa you Lov* Me." Attar Mly three day* of roalo« g*«. "*i »* af Ardea, kandlod by Jim Cowle. BatMtiw* at tke Oeoeapert oval, yofterday tl,M*i I Obedience trtoa were alee hold in th* tnt tkroo recta kept rlfht la tke moralag. lln* with tko *arly raclat dove witk Jet Lard, Little Silver, wtth hi* the dally deukl* being tk* mala Rnglltk tetter, won th* children'* topic of th* afternoon. handling award In the 10 to II yean of age bracket. Alfred Ming, ftfl âWâ% fanrnM* a^nanfAaBBVl Id, of Rumeoa wat aacend with For having *a*u(k nerve to ooaa kl* Engllah cocker, ta tke glria' the program and al»p a M ticket dlvlaton, Manvy King, Rumeen, on tka long tkotl, M Individual Wt- won with an Eugllth cocker, while tor* w*r* wall rewarded whoa Boa- Betty Foalo* plnMd eeeaad with «r Hyjre and ItepthlM elUhed la na American cocker. th* flnt two race* ta Hy * fat ••Iti in Dr. Rudolph ooroth, New Tork II.MM0 dally double. ut city, won a collie which he preacnt- On* lucky gantloaiaa otopped ap ed to Bttty Foalo*. to tk* window, grabbed klmoalf a ltd tlckat on tk* pott aumkoia oil It wat the largett ehew to be and nlno, and he left th* plant wttk Z tit held by the Kennel club with am hie pocket* bulging with tMtl. dog* la th* thaw tgalatt dfl tf lott year. ttepchlld witk Wlllio Carrol la Th* attendance reeerdt aloo Ml th* aaddle got out front at tko otart 1*0 an< lad tk* aeld all tka way to w»a off th* thelf wtth thii year'* mark by tight teagtki. Paying tnt klgfc- Mttti I T. .. A l)»i beating latt year ky epprenlmate- •«t prict tf tat day, tko victor paM I1MJ0, r to and II. MtlQfH)rfTaH . Wlttn iMa up, eteftcd ot oa tat rlgkt track for It* owa*r, T. O. Beatea, ky By driving under tat wir* la the vk- 1 ABBVRT PH F. tor * »pot to pay mm, *o» aad •haw, Jr., of tko BtultaM* Ufa, &» to otert off tko Mf double. Atburb y ParkPk, woo *ltet*!tdd pretldmld t Jimmy Itout toatlnuof to atop of the Monmouth Aieoetattoa of tko prleet up la tat third who* fco Ufa Underwriter* at a meeting en gutted Hlgk Oreuad ftablc'o UaaV Friday algkt at the Berkeley-Car- toalr to tko win for a «• *» wta teret kotel. Harry Canton af th* prlo*. II New Terk Lift, Aobury Park, waa fcro• •howb . Vtw^BvajBnaannVjBBl BPftaftaY"!%)j • ^BdJwjBHajajgg^BmaieBaifldldlfA^ i aYVBlgJdaffaBal BRpmvowm * A ffair crowd of 11 pamed through tht taramltat, which •fttkB-S "' AJhury Park, oterctary, aad Jooepk leaVe had crowd for th* ant woeh Bharabba tf the MetrepeMtaa, Red of racing The handle tor the day Baak, treaturer. watfTM.m. Okamotl'e taw ta the eighth race. Director* elected wer* Adle Bhutto which wot a mile nnd oat ttetotath, of the Bankcrt National Ufe, Key- tot a BOW track record wtth a 1:BM SrlKr'E port; Marvin Ay*rt, Colonial Life, tim*. Raoeutrve bold the oM record Atbury Park, aad Bdgar Laaarut, whoa bo circled the eeurte ta two MMIaad Mutual Ufa, Long Branek, mtautoa aad MM afth teeeud ta William Nlehole* of tko North Amerlcaa, Ardena, wat aamtd •tat* etmmlttttman. Th* tflkcrt were tattolM by B. Prettoa Root of Merrtetowo, praildeat of the New Jtrooy Uf* Undcrwrltera ae- •ottotlea. Frank Ktaum of the Met- ropottton, Rod Bank, reUriag arml- let d«nt, prtaentad th* gavel ta tht F^BT a^ÛFgwJvHw| mV. * VBBRjnTa ••• Tht CttoaUl Ufa latufaaot otnv IMt paay* Aobury Park offtoc rotelved Benefit Show as award tor tu record of having every ageat in th* omee a member At LB. Stadium tf the attoclatlon. About M mem- III.M tONO BRANCH — Ttmiri ben aad guctto attended the awet- Khw'i Qj aight, aparoBtamtcly MB tan from lag. - V«S5Ck* n.l a tht Shore club andd Ibte Atlantit c Hook Oar amodattaa win bt on LoneioMie Journey for ttmr-ttwr hand at tht eecaafroot (tadmm to *S>riMP.niaaan) I IH Jjt t.|t participate ta 'TCE Karlght" algkt, Almott at Ita End M a htaafjt nlgkt af racing for the Cryda Deal, who le talUag a firth T t etertor who we* knocked dowa by ats Pu a car about a month ago. •mall craft alone from Ode, Nor- ,,%. irT»r!rV Si way, to New York city, wae aighted father t ratioiiaVt Alt arena from thlo affair win go ky th* Coatt Ouard yoeterlay -. to nmtttht »M Ma family, wkoTa yif 4M T.n a*watkbikomcatPaterooa.gtert- afternoon about W mil** off the r - NtOiowI Adf ertiibf Uaeife h WeeUiet Diiriiii April The Red Bank Register Afiin In Fint Place Throuiboat tke Nation . A aampie check of dl of tht better weekUte of «UM nation-oil mambtre of the Audit Bureau of Cto> JpulaUon and ail member* of Onattr W**kll*o- Oliegiw (Moat) Courier Beginning Friday, June 22nd J*OW* tkat the average of thlt group ran UJOi Itacc MaMa (Moat,) Now* «f national advertlilng during tkc month of April. JThc figure* for the n«w*pap*r* ehcck'od follow. Oarer (N. J.) Advaaeo Ûghaat I* the Red Bank Roglater with M.TM llntt Flammgton (N. J.) Domosr and each Friday thereafter, jof national advartlilng during th* month. Fbld (N. J.) Traaocrlpmocrtot Mount Hoi>y (NN . a.) MoraM (N. " these STORES WILL RE- hted Buik Regbter 29,780 (N. I.)) Ulemnador Ctty (Am,) OuMook 1MM (N. J.) ayokeoman JCllmn (Ala.) Trnuao eMM Moaaoagor :Veraalltoa (lad.) WaKorbore (a. 0.) Prom * S £Oak Qrove (La,) CmnmK - Da Bmet (§. D.) Nowt. will be as usual from 8 A. M. RUeworth (Me.) Amtrloaa Mlmank (S. D.) Herald Advance . Rumford (Mo.) Rumtcrd 1 Rfljgto Pact (Twat) NoweKluldo "'." Cktetortowa .(Md.) Scat Oouaty Now* . Daavlllo (Va.) Commercial Appeal to 6 P.M. anew Hill (Md.) D*m*araMc Meaeoager , Bowkhaanea (W. Va.) ReeordTZ ...Itm Falmoutk (Mam.) Bntorarlao Blptoy (W. Va.) Herald MM Brthnay (Mo.) RepubHcaaOlpptr .11,114 Saeaeer (W. Va.) Tlmeo-Roeord _ M4I HamUtoa (Mo.) Advceato Hamllloama _ .1MU Oaoato (Wlce.) Reporter _ M» Priaeotoa (Mo.) PoM-Teatgrtah 14M (Wlee.) Leader-Newt, BED BASE BEOUmEB, Jl, 1981 Plea Brings End Oueationa awai To Vela* Problem . To Murder Trial Q. if I flnUh my OX. WU rfaaa£ FRERHOLJV A no defense plea room course after the July M tJHV to % charge of s*'rond rlegren mur- off dat", and have remaieiac ae> der by Cecil Milton, 25, Tuesdgy titlrment, could I continue frit* aa> brought an abrupt ending to his the- job training io the as MB I At AtP You Never Pay More A. If the job training were i trial in its second day. Judê J. Edward Knight, who accepted the or lens a repetition of the plea, set next. Tuesday for •en- you learned in school, you tencinp. not be permitted to take It the O.I. Bill. But if tbe job trait* Milton, a mijcr^nt f^rn'hand, was inK were an essential part af } rhargfd with wtHS!>in>; trj death ovr-ail G.I. training program Calvin Short. 42, a laborer, during was reqjired before you couU fin argumnnt In fhe ltt'rr'a th*fl- y U t likfi house at Elys Corner, Mill- ify ».••> a trained worker, y»u trot* . atcine township, May 5. ably would b« permitted to taka It. Than the Advertised Price! I But. yOU would, have to apply far II Assistant Prowutor rharl>- resi- •fLATtON* Taty'a* all lep anes < Ratson, chief of the police services dent of Astoria, obtained * mu»~ Wesson Oil division of the federal Civil De- riaga license Tuesday at the atty" fense administration, and Col. clerk's office. Mr. Lambertson waa Far cookinf ar latarft Charles H. Hchoeffcl, head of the born In Mlddletown, son of Arthur' state police. and Grace Eilenberg Lunbertaaa. " At Monday's opening session, The bride-elect is the daughter Of" bania41* a>«arl bania 80* Joseph A. Murphy, assistant deputy Edward and Mary Beck Mattba*O.f attorney general, donimented on Fowl For (rkMioo, M! .Ha. » 49« LaVerWUrSt lc«iiw*wo»jor Sllco. the narcotics rnr-kct nnd called it "bijr business." lie said thnt legis- Card si Tk.sk* Spry The family nf the lite Paula Antksap? Sirloin Steak MM «J **»*•«« h. 99« Fresh HaniS Wholaoroilharnall lation passed this year "will be with lu thank thu many relatives, fri*aSS* DuckHngt U«t htand'i *39« sufficient to dry up narcotics t-alei r Ufa) v#a£ta.bl# thoff#ntftaj and ru'.^hbori for their txpreltiont sf, throughout the state." nymiKithy (luring; our rectflt b«rcsvtBieatt' Rib Roast ^•<»^s'*^ rib 82eMrik74« Pork Loins ww, or OMW K.X 153e Boneless Veal Shoulder also Kev. i!ui:i r Kuiclle, Hlsalsndt VilMr Aid, {lallbcftrerfl, Postcn't funvral k»ai«a 1ft.cM40e 3» con 1.12 | lh...i. «h.i lent floral tribute! and tSt4a> Leg or Rump of Veal • fc79« Pork Chops l% •*- -noJdor «* %. 43* Fresh Spare Ribs . ..'• Ciccone t i —Aiivcrtiifmcnt, ' Breast of Veal • • . *35« Loin Pork Chops camor«« »73« Trial Postponed NOTICE ftuy3-Gat1 for 1 Cart Notice !• hereby given that SB eaTar- HunS laady*o-oai-who hti liven r»r.ivH hy th< TnwniMp Ceato' Sliced Bacon syr#y*w^f> «•. fc 65« Cod Fillet Ffa»h la J9a Large Skrlap ».79e FREEHOLD —The trial of Al- nuttee of the Townihip at MiMlatefn. fred Ciccono, 92, Keansburg, for for the [xirchaie of property loestte la Sweetheart Soap tho Towmh.p nf Middlitown, keins Leta* Bacon Squares sut» «md b.39- Smoked Pork Butts the Apr. 24 hatchet assault on Mrs. No. 3D. HI. .12. 33 an4 14. •« tka MSB Freah Hallbat Steak i i . . . fc55e Minnie Mueller, route 3 Blu-White Flakes •o on when court is resumed in providing that no higher pries or latter . September. t.Tmi thill be bid for ttld preptrtf B» I any other perion. In announcing the delay, Assist- Hr order of the Townihla CsauilMea Ssai €••?••• at A*P ant Prosecutor Charles Frankel of th# Tuwnnhip of Middlttowa* told Judge J. Edward Knight that Dttedl June 20. 1951 Mrs. Muelkr, who would be the HOWA'RO'W. noaurrf, Stahl Meyer Beef Stew *m -»»47e principal witness, was unable to n.ia Tswataia Cletw, Silver Dust appear at this time because nhe •IDS WANTED has not yet fully recovered from The Shrewsbury Towmhie ffJoeri #f Spam or Treet • • n«.iia49f the Injuries allegedly inflicted by Education atkt for tealtd hidt for salat* Ciccone. ing to he done on Tlnton I'alli Hkesk Chili Con Came *«*••« «M.can35e Specification! mar bt abtalntd froai tke FresJiEggs] -79- Clccone, represented by Edward In ttrict Clerk at her home ea Tlatea P. Juska, Long Branch, tats plead- avenue, Tinton Falls, V. J, Sliced Beef t-rfrfay'urlriJttH 3*o«.|f 35e ed not guilty to assault and battery Bida must be in the handt ef Iks Dif* Btttterrs»cy»rt*iwiiMry *w»>Mifc»*fc79« Sharp Cheddar lyaar 1-65- with intent to kill. The alleged In- trict Clerk not later tkaa I ». M, ea TtiMdar, Jul* a, 19S1 Corned Beef HatshfraaaWtuM <«.42« cident occured in Ciccone's car in The board reserve! tie rlalt tS rejett Cottage Cheese to**!* .•>.«» 17- Swiss Knight «porl»ks41« Rinso Holmdel township. He was arrested any or all bids. Tuna Fish Flakes **-». <~«« a week later in his son's home In Signed, Cream Cheese i«*awryi3«a.ai»16e Ched-O-BH H^pt»26e For lha launaVy and diihai Florida. NCLLII C. OSBOMtl, Red Salmon s««yW-ak tl.»J Diltritt Clerk. Apple Sauce AM Fancy Thursday Nightera Elect New Officers THE Moll's Pom-EttS *pb tesrt 17 at fry 23e Oeorge Koff of Keanshurg was Surf elected president of the Thursday CANTALOUPE Red Cabbage GTMUWM/I MM.iirl7e Nlghteri, the young adult group of CONSKNMENT Fof Ihs fMiwy WMH the Community "Y," at their meet- Beechnut Baby Foods ^.^5^49* ing; last week at the "Y". Others elected were Robert Burns of Red Baby Cereal OappWrmaaUyca*aiioi.l5e Ur>«pltg32e Bank, vice president; Bcrnice Glowacki, Red Bank, recording IM SHRKWSBIBY AVC. secretary; Lisa Portifi, Holmdel, Salty Thin Pretzels on* .at*,- 18* corresponding secretary, and Betty Kirkman's Flakes Dangler, Asbury Park, treasurer. Fig Newtons N^» 7%01.pig.22e Tonight the Thursday Nighters Where Is For oitnM snofftnv f#b f ics will hold a beach party. Cars will From naarby farm Parkay Margarine 38e leave the "Y" at 8 o'clock. A name Ur««pliv.32« band will furnish music for danc- Mrs. Wiltef fHnte? Grape Juice AM r4.bot.21- «bo..39e ing at the June 28 dance. July 9 Watermelon Iceberg Lettuce Fra« the group will hold an outdoor We hive a cheek for you. Thla Scottisue. ,. • • • 2r«n>2Se dance; a ship wreck dance, July la part of the $.100 we have Yellow Bananas • • Table Celery Lifebuoy Soap 12; a moonlight boat ride to New M»«««9« York, July 19, and an outdoor bar- paid out to 229 consignor! alaea Cauliflower From naarby far Lemons California carton of 415° Flag Dog Food • • becue supper and dance on the For toilet and bath our opening last November. BeetS From naarby farm String BeaH8 From nearby IWmi Ib. 13« Flag Pussy Cat Food I«.«.8I Y" lawn, July 26. Camay Soap • • i-*^ 2 for 25c ragulartaka9c Nch an. FlavorM • THEWA R FFTORT Nectar Tea Cashmere Bouquet u*^2for27« Kirkman't "HELP" Lifebuoy Soap • bo* •»« 2«* 25e Complexion Soap E FIRFMEN 4.ta.baai42c "HELP" ™ DONUTS y g Sweetheart Soapcta**offorbam4for39e for toilet and bahS Ginger Aleorcr22« ^ WKMtRockarCwwÔry "HELP" SAFETY HAZARDS 4-t-.-af.38* Swan Soap IN YOUR HOME Fordithai, laundry and bath IRON AND RAG SCRAP DRIVE Hamhiroar tr FrmkrurMr Rye Bread madHjmcaka2forl9« SUNDAY, JULY l.t, at 10 A. M. Dessert Shells For quid And Continuing the Flrtt Sunday of Every Maatk. Swan Soap Macaroon Cup Cakes • • • Turnovers A For diihoi, laundry and bam Please Cooperate With the Iargocaka2for31« Blueberry Pie n* RED BANK MNMIUMH FIRE CO. Tide Lux Flakes Dlf Wrisley's Soap Octagon Soap Woodbury'g Soap To Make These Drives a Big Succese For toilat and bath For DM family wtih ami Mm pkg.21« In a roittablo plastic bog For Mw laundry FOR PICK UPS SUNDAY CALL i Washing Powder 2 pkgt.27e 8eakoifor54e 3cokMfor25« re, cat. 3 l« 25° balhl2< RED BANK 6*3100 and atk for tli* 121 MONMOUTH ST., AT PEARL ST. STATE HIGHWAY NO. 36 AT MAIN ST. Hook & Ladder Co. Wa will gUtJIy piel up at your eanvanlanaa—any flma. RED BANK KEANSBURG PJLENTY OF FBEE PARKING »AWt ignwrgf, itryg gt.

I MM. MABTOi KEBBICAN Jfeylan t New Terfc ttty aa4 HABBY W. Thovu Neylaa, •%» »»•# la Ire- Harry W. Oehera, Tl, at B) Bad! LAXB-MM. Ksthsrise MARLBORO—Mn#. Margaret land, and tvi's eistert, Mn. Mery It, died yaeurdav at Kerrigan died Sunday »t her home Bergca •!.. dttd Friday «t BJver- Of T Ann Kearn* »f Englewoad tad viewl itplUli eria«t heart MS Fourth ave.. after a on Fiechold-Mailboro rd. after suf- Mrs. Louise McCarthy of Brooklyn. Dcatk b Red laak and Vitiaity attack Wadaeeaay M last week. Me •he was hsra at UretV SrtUNO LAMM MEtOMTS - TBBNTON—Appsintmeiit cf fering & heart atiack. She was The funeral was held yesterday waa bora at Bstontowa. ana ef ths M. T., daughter eaf the late Memberi ef the auxiliary at Rad tTraak J. Reilly, Sr, of East Brun£- born in Ireland, daughter of the at $1. Ro#e of Lima Catholic church Itta Aaroa and Mary Wotcttt Oa- ia sad bills PuretH Dewd- Bask chapter, New Jereey Assecia- wlek, foraurly af Keantburg, at late Patrick and Anna Raujrhan at Freehold, where Rev. Bernard UttM tUBBWCBK I BaBBBBdj B> LATABBB bora, aid had beta a rooideat of , sad was a resident af Shrews- tiea of Utur Ctrriert, held their deputy director of the Trcaton dis- »yler.. and hart lived st Marlboro |A. Corn, curate, offered a rrejuieai Red Baak Tt yean. bury aaaay yeart befeie moving ta Baal meetlag aad dinner Tuetdty trict once of Price Stabilization jnore than 15 years. jmajss. Burial under th« direction aft* MONMOUTH BEACH — Lauil •AT0MOWN-«ervic«t will he Sprint Lake eight yean ago. Mn.at the Beau Rivage. Mra. Arthur wai announced today by Jamea G. Surviving are her hmband. Mar- ihe Fireman funrral home waJ in Haeaiager, SI. sf Beech rd, died held teaatrrow at 1 p. m. la the liggUta was a member af St. Mar- Slattcry waa the ateetiag prite. Lyoae, director of the .New York tin Kerrigan; two brother*, Pat! irk. 'St. Rnsp of Ijma cemetery. Saturday at Moasteuth Mtmrisl Roaart A. Brawn haac for funcraii, garet! CathHie thureh. Gueits were Mrs, Rtwiell Me region «f (ha agency, which in- haefjital. He wet hem at Brooklyn, Bread «t. far Barhera E. L»- Burvhriaf are her husband, Wil- Coaaeil, Mrt. Raymond Trues, Jr, cludes Kew Jersey. *on ot tha lete Lsula aad WUael- Parre, la, was died Tueaday ia liam O. Aggtai; tw« aoai, Jaaa Mri. Freak Mwrshy and Mrs. Wil- Tha Treated dietrict comprise! mina Ejoee Hateiiger, aad had BoeaeveK aeepittl, Metuchea, after r. MiSftae ef Oardea City, I* I, liam Dawlea. Members present Ith, Mereer, Burlington, heea a reeideat ef MetMaeuth Beaefe ! IlIllaetjl . aad William O. Higgiat,, Jr., at were Mrs. Cart Kaaiea, arstmtoat; Huattrdon, flomereet aai tic years after isaaatlas summers natlva ef Lang Breach, ahe Shaker MeteSjU, O, sad sis grand- Mrs. Patrick Astbreeia, Mrs, Ed-MllUisig couatiei. MONUMENTS here far M'yetrt. A SMsahsr tt the wti the daughter ef MrM . and MnM . children. ward Biotas, Mri. Victor Dora, Tht deputy director waa proaut- Montaauth Beach elub. Mr. Hat- Frank UtParr* af lit North Pise Ths funertl will be held teeter- Mn. Harold Ely, Mn. William ed the post after serving aince Mar. tlager retired tight jreara a#e frets ave., Bouth Amboy, former resi- Oerwai, Mn. Meate Oereai, Mn. it* at • a. m. at the Reilly fu- It tail year, in the capacity of a he sretideary af tha Jaha Treget- denta hett. Her Mother is the William Lake, Mri. Leonard Mar- bmitiet taalyat in the Trenton of- •r Steam Ceaaar works at Mtsaeth, former Mits But ice t>wii, daugh- ieral BOOM, SM D St, Belmtr. A thtas, Mn. Wslter Noble. Mis, of rstjuiesj will be cele- Bes. Part of the time he h«i car- N. T. ttr of Mra, Edith Uwit e( thlt •rated by Mtgr- Theft. U. Reilly, Edward Ptesolic, Mri. Alex Rev- ried the dutlea of price executive. Surviving art hit wife, Mn. Bile- place. f. a. patter at Bt. Mtrgaret't der, Mrt. George Shermsa, Mn. At oae time he wta engaged ia abet h Urell Htstlagar; faur aoni, Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan, rec- hureb, at |:M. Burial will be ia Mslvia BtStjl aad Mrs. Oearge the lujaber and material! supply Heoard Hassiager and bw.it Hae- tor of OM Chratt Episcopal church, It. Olivet ctssetery, Middletowa. Nettersua. •wisest at Keaaiburg. tlagei, Jr., ef Metmouth Beach, Shrewsbury, will officiate. Inter- William Hurelnger of Ruanasn tad ment will be ia Fair View cemetery. Besidea her parents the ia PERFECTION « Jeaeie Hittinger ef Pleetweed, N. KEAMBRVRQ — Mrs. iiabtUa V. NOTKt aar as It prrt>vialed further, that It !• only fitting (hat tha Dual Kennedy of New Tark eHy tnd sad uaelei living here arc Mn. Ida Orauby. Tl, sf » WsadsMs eve, tvtrr. Krai it iiiutd under thit section tribute be one of beauty, dig- Hill Mildred Hsitinger, wht livet Fary, Mri. Oars Wagner, Charlet died Tutadsy at Maameuth Me- tkall ka far a deSiitt l.ugih of tint Uwie. Cfluncltaua Ralph L. Lewie Morltl hospital. She was bars in specifed in such, peratit, and ihill bt Vowr ExprcM»ion of nitv, reverence and eiittplidty. home, and twe litters, Mrs. Cith< tilkitcl ta levocAtion by the Bo!il* af tka rtlaveni ternt or •»• fntn'f life gives him more The family In relieved ef bur- Bt. Jamei Catholic chureh, Brsad ATLANTIC MSOMLANDfr-Mn. .. . GABIAGB, OWAL AND vislaas •< tkit erdintnec. dpnsume details in their time at at., tied Bank. Migr. Jotenh T. Ca vlvsd •sir br • sea. Robert H. oTKta VOVL hw puTHticinue ABTICLS IV. REGULATIONS AS TO complete soul satisfaction Harriet U Oreea, TS. died last Merry W. Other* Orsjibf §t Brsu, N. T. KUBtf ANCC8. AND THS SBANTINU kKCFlNU AMI i£elllNU HOUS, than tht building of a Mem- sorrow* aey, sailor, offered a high MM af Thuraday at the home af her The funeral will bs held tomor- <)»' UCtNSM IN COMMBCflON ti OR SWIN£ orial to his loved ones who requiem. Burial, under tfce direc- daughttr, Mri. Helen Oermaine, ft Mr. Oeborn, with hia brother, the WITH THE ThANtPOktATION SBCTION 1, No Iti-scn »r |>rivttt or tion of tht Day funeral home, was Portland ave. Bhe was bora ia row at ths ttwsaef fuatri! home TMEISor, AND riXIMO AND fSO. uniriptl corporation or tk«ir agetitt or have pone on. ite Bars Otbera, had operated tht la Bran. Burial will be la Ever- aaaploytn snail maintain any piggery, in Mt. Olivet eimttiry. Mtfr. Cssey Esglaad, daughter of the late Mr. . Oehern aad company lumber VIDIMC ros rcNALTUts ma THE Oar idect B.-irre Memorials recited the Reatiy Buaday at tha and Mra. John Norton, tad hid greea cesMttry, VIOLATION OF TUB PB0V1UONI ho( pent or other etructurc in wttjcli John E. Day mill on Catherine at., when they or SAID OtblNANCK. koal. Pigi. or iwill. an kri>t. bird or bear the Guild marii of ap- funeral home aad Rev. Edwtrd W, been a reildent of Atlantic High- fattentd within one hundred feet oi any proval, your guarantee of a pecialited in itttr building and IS IT OBDAINED •> t». Uou4 •( Hughea, curate It ». Jimee, •re- land! more thsa J* yeere. Bhe ablnet work. Ht wai a member HMltk *f tat S.r»jfb »l No Hnm: ublic kighway or road or within one liner Memorial at no extra nounced hentdictlM at tha grave wit tht wife ef the late Rietitrd CHURCH_NEWS kurr in •«•«•• Cnuntt »f MmeMutMmeM k md f uadrtd (cet of any dwelling or w*lt, if tha riret Rtformad church, My«- SStMM . »f tttttm l at flf»ll»»il : HBCTION 2. No garbage. o«ll «t co«t. Visit our ehnwroom Funeral Home Oreen. ASTICU I NUISANCES and see, our displays of these MBB. H. OlclTaWnE CAfEM ie Brotherhood lodge, Free and Ac< CKNTRAX BAPTIST aar olkcr foul, decaying or imtreicible Surviving besides her daughter, epted Maiont, and Onward coun Atlantic Highlaada •BCTIUM I. Tke fellewiaa eel., itttei •ubttanc. whith hai iiccii carried or certified memorials. •I *iv»t,ieJ« AVMV* . art twn other daughters. Mri. Le- and conditioni froaj and afttr tat el. transported ovir any of the highway., Rev. W. Ctrmaii Trembtth af the l, Junior Order of United Ameri- Buaday'wvaool meets at S:« a. m. tcti* « roadl, ttrNta or thoroughfares in th« Teaneek Reformed church, a former vania Heller, whet livri In Connec- ,nd the Sunday morning nervice, Itctivt dttt of tkit •reintaet ere ken. ticut, and Mra. H. Grace Sharp of an Mechtnics. Mr. Oaborn wti a b» 4«la >rtt »M 4 as iMM tknautk of New gnrewibuiy to bt usut Kryport Uraaeh—Ml Nap!* ft pastor of the Red Bank Reformed darter member of Union Hose with paettate by the paator. Rev. witkiiki n tkkwt Benufk •( Nsa tklti$kmi for tha purpose of bring fril to ko«>, church, ttfftetatrd at the fumnl of Flcaiantville, V. T., nine grand- Harry W. Kraft, It tt U o'clock. sat . pift, or iwirtr-, phatl he plat-pd or de- JOHN VAN KIRK TeteajheeM MIU children and out great-grandchild. ompany and the fc«»Mf*t It) Air act, thine oe teollliea •«• potitct: ia any manner its to create a Mri. H. Oertrudi Cases of usociation. Yatjth filltwahlp meeU at ' p. m. Ittiig witkln tkt Berautk sf Ntw aulMnre. Nest •• Ml. Olivet Camettry Nsn-Ssetsrisri Haven, head librarian of tht Red The funeral wai held Baturdty He it survived by his wife, Mri. sad the ovtnlag leapet service It Shr.wekurr wkiek II or tkall ka detri. SECTION 1. Troughs, platformf, Bank library. Friday eitsraasa at at tht Patten funeral home, with Sarah A. Oaborn; a aon, John H, at • o'clock, with t menage by the Mental ta tka piiklie health, er tkat rea. ttruftur.t, irtrds and urrnindl where uny PIMM IU4 Bat* «-031t Rev. Charlet P. Johnnon, rector nf den tke air, water, tell er feed a kttart, hotl, pi|t or twin* are kept or fed. shall the Worden Funeral Home, 10 Kait »bom or Tlntoa Falls; a dtush- minister and a long-time directed menace or detriment tt human kealtk. te kept clran and fm from accumula- It F. D. Bos 108 Re- Bank Front »t. All Salnta Eaiaoopal church, Nave- :er, Mn. Paniel 8. Welgand ot tit- by Donald MicPeek. Ib) Tkt tleeiag er depetltlag, er al- tion of rubbish, (arbnitc. manure ana Rev. Runyon L. Wollf, yaitor of eliik, offlciiting. Burial wti in New le Silver; a sister, Mra. Anna Mur- lowing ta remain upon tke surf let ef tkt decaying animal and vfgclable matter. Tark Bey cemetery, Jersey City. Prayer meting with Bible ttudy ground. In er upon any read or upon any Raatonablt efTart shall be maintained to tha church, eatleted aad memktrt ihy of 41 Bait Weataide mve,, andit held Wedaesday nighta it I p. lot, publie or private property, of anr prevent at all times nbjoetionablc odors of the Daughters ef the Atasriea* MBB. MILLER rcn (rraiiitrhlMren. m. asd chair rekstrssi tskti pitct sunn KIKMtt, Mttrlll eeattlnint Iron arising from any pen, structure or Rtvulutiuti, ul which Mrs. Capon nrnrftH-K i. nn> human nertintnt, or tny date ani- yard on laid luemisf*. CMPHIUHK from The funeral wn held Mondiy at sa hour earlier the tamt evtalng. mal or anr part therttf, er any animal tuck pans, shelters, troilchi, platforms MONMOUTH MONUMINT had long heea a mtmher, attended Mn. Ellubeth M. Miller of 37 Mount Memorial home with Rsv. er vegetakle tukstines of a decompos- ae structures shall he disposed of in a the lite*. Fitting tribute wti paid Eut rront it. died Frldty at Cro- James Dykema of Paterton, for- REFORMED able nature or anr aHeniive tarbege, or manner which will not rrrnte a nuisance, Mn. Capon, whs atttad awsy June on Manor itnttarlum, Creton-en- anr earriea er putretelkle natttr, ar ear SECTION e. Al! ornate nffal or COWAM mer pastor of the Reformed church Middletown other tukitinei In whlek Sr Itrvs. or ttker fnul. deesvinir or putrraeihle tub- II at tht age of Tl after lervlng Hudson, tt. T., where the had been and Rev. Runyea L. Wolff, pastor, The Sacramtnt of Holy Com- Pupae etltls, oe ear luhittnet In wklek the library for the last M years. a patient tlnee Sunday of laat niesiultt Itrtle ar purie e>ltt« or stance which shall accumulate or ht Hcadden's Corner, Middletown, Rout* SS officiating. Burial wai in Fair View munion will bt celebrated at the eould breed; provided, kawiver. that stared on premises where hnirt ire kept, Interment wst in tha family slot week, after a long illnett. She wai cemetery. Btartu wars Jaeksoa ttrvite af divma worship at tl a. manurt it plaeed linen anr private tkall ka stored in watrr-tight, tightly L. H. Francis, Manager at 014 Teaasat thureh eesjetery. hem st Jaekson, Mich... daughter ground kelng uted far fertiliter atjrpoMi eavtref receptacles, gnrh rerepttelet •f tha late Jacob and Wilhelmint Murphy, Amory Osborn, Edward m. by Rev. Donald Ross MaeNtilt. In eonaeetlan wltk agricultural pursuit! •hall ke tharauikly rleanied when .formerly with Frtnclt O. Squires, Vretholt MBB. JWJA fwtMBR •topper, and had been a resident of Murphy and Dontld Oeborn. Thlt will bt Row. Mr. MaeNtlll't than net he deemed ta be Inel.ded with, taaptltt and shall he kept fret from laat tervlet at the church tnd he in tht teove liit Mt forth ti tklt pen- tMeetlnnahle edors at all tirnei. Red Bank nine monthi after living graph. SECTION X. No orTsl. tin clr.iif anl. PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 Mri. Julia Fiiher, M, ef 14 Wall MBS. ADIHE LAMBBBTSON will be tueeteded Jab/ 1 by Rwh- malt af d.tt fawl. *r unhatchea. titt. it., died Friday tt Moameuth Me i Detroit, Mleh., most of her life. trd Skoog, fr»m Now Brunswick (e) Tkt Hieing upon er illewint tt tr live »r dead ehiekt thai bt M tl merlal hospital tfter a loaf III* Surviving are her husband, Fred- HASLET—Mri. Addle Lambert Theological seminary, who will oc- How frajn tar petalttt, or afreet ar »ngs, nig. or twine. NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 nsst. Bhs waa horn st Middtetown, erick J. Miller; a daughter, Mra. ton, 7«, died suddtnly Tuttday tt Pub t f4tet, eaea lead, tt pttvilt ee ABTtrUC V. CARE aUlNTENANCB cupy tha pulpH for tht lummer pukllc prtnertr. er tllewlnf ta eelleet Of BUitDIWGS AND THE daughttr of the tats Chants and Douglas A. Jeroiamoa of tittle her home on Bedle rd. She wai upea tke lurfaea ef tnr nrtmltes. tnjr •liver; two sittere, Mrs. Allen months. OCCUPANCY Of SAMt Mtlvina Ftthir, tnd hid hetn a torn at Keyport, daughter of ths sIlN Mlblt disekarte, lleuld tltk. ovsr. SECTION 1. Ns owner, tenant, eee* reiident of Red Bask more than Letch of Jackson, Michigan, and lite Sidney and Elisa Walling, and R0ORMKD Sew frets eetipeeli or privy vault, er nt, or my «th»r person having rattro! Mn. Theodore Lehman af San tar etTenslvt lieuld •iterltl wktttatver. M yean. had lived at Haslet more than M (dt Tke illewine er permitting ef » a* In charae.of any rremisei in aaie Francises, Ctl., thru grandchil- yean. Mri. Lembtrtton had been •ny night tali, nrheg., *' anr alfentive Soroush ef New Skrewtbury nhatl main. Burvlvlag are a daughter, Mrs. dren and oat greit-pandchlM. "Rtfuting to PUy ths Oame" lain er permit to be maintained any. Pearl Jackien, with whom ihe a life-long reiident ef thit area. A will be Rev. Runyen L. WoWt er d.eempot.d Mild er S«ld matter, te thlnt what»Mnr which i< injurious, The funtral vu held Tueaday at leak, eot. or tteipt from any eart, dangerous, hasardoua or detrimental to, H. LAURENCE SCOTT made her home; three brothers, member of the Women't Society of tsrmsn tubjtct at ths W:M a. m. wagon oi veistt or atk.r means ef trans, tr petentially injurmus, dargeroua, hat- James Ftshtr of Mlddlttewa tnd Mount Memsris) home with Rev. Christian Strriee sf St. Jehu's tervtee Bttaday. Ths choir will tiaf partition In whlek tkt MM (sir bt eta. ardout or detrimental to human life, or William fisher sal Richard Fisher Roger 3. Itjulre, pastor af the first Methodlit church, ihe wai the tho anthem. "Ood Who Msds ths vertd ar carried. health, and in addition thereto, tut with- Mtthodiit church, ofneiating. Buri- 4e> Tkt earrylnt tr eenverint out limitation, the following conditions, MORTICIAN of Kew Bruetwlek; two liitiri, wife of the late Stephen D. Lam- Mountains," with Mra. William thrauth any strut at >otd witkin tht acts and tufferancet each, alt and every, Mrt. Ella Blattr sf Broeklya sad al was in Fair View cemetery. bert ion. Reed at ths toprsao soloist. Borough af New Ikrewtkurr af any iuk< uua of then, are hereby declared to ht Mn. Mary Bailey ef West New stance ennsiitini af tttbatt tr lay of. MM. LYDIA JONES Surviving are three toai, Roy At t;M a. m, Rundty, tht thureh faauvt ar dteoMpeett talii ar Suld mat unlawful. Church Street, Bclford, N. J. Yark, sad four grandchildren. Lambertitn and Stephen Lambert- school pupils will present Its clot- ter, er a»r tuhittne. wkiek kat keen (It Pert iltting tke emlstton, esccpe. oe 1 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Mrs. son of Haslet tnd Charles Lam* removed from anr privy vault or etn. everflew of any tmoke, gas. soot, Tha funtral wat held Tuesday Ing program. Sunday-school will bs peal, tnlell tht M*a ka In a tinted ind stench e* any (out lltiulil, tn that the at tha Mtrrla funeral home with Lydta Jftnei, M, who mada htr btrtSM of. Keyport; three dtugh- cloud during July sad August. alr-tlght reetptaele, provited. tklt anr same or anr of them shall heenine or il Rev. H L. Marian, patter af Pil- homt with her daughttr. Mri. Lil- ten, Mn. Loll Rooko of Keyport, Starting Sunday, July 1, and con- manure or fertiliter being trantported likelp te brrnme injurious nr detrimen- Phone Keintbnrf 643SS lian Splcer, at IT Bast Washington Mra. Helen Ahlen of Haslet and for agriiulturtl purpeset ever tke r»tds tal, batardoua or dangerous, to human grim Baptist church, officiating. tinuing for the summer, regular and ttreeti la said Bareugh nf New life er health, or to heroine It source of Burial wai ia Whltt Ridge etme- avt.. dl*d last Thursday st Bay Mlti Flossie Lambert ion. whs church service! will be held st *:30 Shrewsburr shall not he included within ditenmfort to persons living Ar ritSEinir tery, Batontown. vitw Nurilag home after a Ions ivta at home, ten grandchildren a. m., Instead of at tha ususl time, tke above preklklted matter! let forth In tha vicinity thereof. Illnett. She was born in Ireland, in this ntragraph. <•) Tt shall he the dutr of evtry prop- and two great-grandehlldren. 10:44 a. m. erty Owner, tenant, occupant, or anr FMNRftTsrENCEB '^ daughter of the Itte Robert and The Married Couplet club will (tl Tke depositing or dlttnarging, nr nthee pertnn havine? rontrnl of or In Barak MeCllntle McLtughiinn, and The funeral will be held tomor permitting tt ka deposited nr dltekarged RUMSON - Fratik M. Spencer, row st I p. m. at her lato home mttt Tuetdty st ths home of Mr. into anr atretm. lake, spring er other ehargt of any premises In the Hid fW. had been a retldent sf Atlantis tnd Mrs. David BtaektmKh en bndy of water, »f any ttwtto, txrremen. nugh nf New Shrewsbury. *ta maintnin •t, at Wilton al., dltd laat Thurs- Highlands more than tt yean. She with Rtv, Norman R. RHey, pat- the ttid premises in n unitary ronrtitini day sfternoea after a leaf Illneia. ter of St. John'i Methodist church, Lsks avt., Fair Havtn. Attlitlng til muter, dtmeitle refute oe other pol- ao fhtt the same shall not hi? Itijurinn*. THE fUntRflL HOfTIE wit the wife ef tht latt John Rob- hosta will bs Mr. and Mn. Chariot luting matter: previted. thlt Ikis rt- dattlmanttl sr hntardout to humtir, life Bern in Bcraatea, Pa., a aoa ef Ed- ert Jones. officiating. Burial, under the direc- a.ulremeat akill not ipplr ta Ike cMuent er health. tneJ In addition thereto, but ward and Butaa Hinra Spsacer, he ion of the Bedle funeral homi, Brlggt. from any sewage treatment Ple.nt ap- without limitation, the following eon- BstMej htr daughttr, Mrs. Jones proved by tke Dtnertmtnt of Boaltk af dltlent, nets nnd »\iffemnres eprh, til operated the Spencer Caal Mtnee la Is survived by a son, Albert Jenss will be la Cedarwotd cemetery. tke Bute of New Jersey M lam il n!d ind evtryo«e of thrrn. Ire hereby de- Of PERSOnflL SERVICE hat city until hit retirement la Shrewsbury sewtge treatment plint It eaerated in clared to bt unlawful. ef Lteaarde, eight graadchlldrea aeeordnnee wltk tkt rte.ulrem«ntt af law MM when he moved here. and tight great-grandchllarta. MABBT A. JAKBSEN, SB. aid the orders md regulttitnt of tkt 1, The maintenance ot any building! Mr. Spencer wst a deiceadtnt sf JSJMS Htrdin, a boalswaia't MMI>»nartment of Heahk. not provided with adequate witter supply, Tht funeral wai held Saturday at UNCROFT-Harry A. Janitcn, matt flrst clttt, has returned to •altable water-eloaet or toilet farilltiel one of the pleneer ftmlllet of the Condon funeral home with Rev, BBCTION I. Anr and every iratmie for all pertont working or dwelling WILLIAM S. ANDMSON Bcranton. He wai aa honored Br, 71 of Phalanx rd.. died Tues- Norfolk. Vs., after spending two ar above ditned II kertky prohibited therein. William Wtbttcr. ptitor of the day in ths employees Infirmary at weeks with hit wife and swrents of and forkldden within tha Borautk of t. Tha psrmlttTnr nf the plumbing or 3M degree Massa sad a Knight Community chureh, Lturtnet Har- Kew Shrewtburr ml tnr ptrte* er per. 3032 Hudson Ave. Red Bank Ttmplar of Bertnten ladge. F. At tht state hoipttat at Marlboro, Broad it Ht la serving aboard the plumbing (Mures tn exist In any filth? bor, oBViatlng. Burial wu In Fair where hi wat Militant manage •ont making, eaullng maintaining nr per- or unhenlthfut conditinn. A. M. Hit wife, MM. Ella Brtdlty Vitw estMttry. V. S. S. Itoanoke. mittInt atr of tald nulttncei upon eon- ». The maintenance of tny buildinir, PHONI RID IANK 6-2404 Bpencer, died In IMS. A daughter. of tht commlttary, after an MnsM Mn. Klehard H. Hammoas of vtetlon thereof, taall ferlelt aad per I room sr dwelling In turn a state eif un- Mn. Gilbert T. Wagntr, with whom of eight weekt. He waa born in Uttlt Silvtr, who will leave with pentllr as herelmfter provided, cleanliness, or the crowding o' person! MRA MABV^oT BARRETT Jersey Ctty, ton of tht Itts Ariea ARTICLE II. WATER BUrTLY. in an) builfling. foom nr dwelling in he made hit home, survival. Pri- her family for Htmmonton nest SICTION I. ID Bverr building ee. inch a manner ai to endanger tht health vate service* wtre held Mondiy un- FAIR HAVEN—Mm. Mary C. and Netka Lunlmtn Jantten, an month, wat guest of honor Monday eapltd at a dwilllnt must kavt tvtil. of nersnns riwellint: nr working therein. der the direction af tha Warden Barrett, 57, who made her home had been a reitdent ot Uncroft night at tht horns ot Mrs.Abbte ablt thereto and tkeriler a water lupaljr «. Whenever the Board of Health of with her ton, Joseph P. Barrett, for the put year after moving here •uitllll for pataklt purpesel, and tvtrr laid mrriuih of New Shrewsbury shall Fuatril Hone, Red Bank. Striekltnd whtn ths Community owner, tentnt, occupant, ar pertan hiv. have satisfactory evidence that nny Jr., at M Hillside pi., died last from Loaf Branch where ht bed club held a strawberry festi"M. ing etntrol at or In charge at tueh prem- building or part thereof li unfit for ku- MBB. MM Thursday it Pine Htven nursing lived 13 yean. A former reiident Richard r. Powell of Buttonwood, itei witkln the Borough af New fkriwi- mnn habitation ky reason sf it being In Established I86S homt, Plaewald. Ihe wat born at of Jersey City, Mr. Janisen had a itudtnt at Mattaehuietti Intti- bury thall mike available ta tke Board a condition dnngertut to health or to ht NAVEBINK - Mrt. Matti* Hu- Pltlnfleld. daughttr of the late Ml sf Health tf tke Borouih of Ntw likely te eauio aleVneti among the oeen- ber. 71. of Monmouth ave., died Sat- lived at Matawan U yeara btfors tute of Technology, It atttndlng Bbrtwihurr ar lit duly authorised agents. pantt, the owner, tenant, nreunnnt. ne eiitei and Elliabeth Caulned, and moving te Long Branch. the tU-wtek KOTC trtlnlng ptrlod aecetl ts tanki rtttanibli Inunction tnd stker person having control or being In urday at Monmouth Memorial hot- had lived tt Trenton 30 yeart be ttiti af mid witer te determine In charge ef laid premises, shall upon nn- pltal, where tht had been a patient fore movlnr to Fair Haven three Surviving are hit wife, Mri. Jo- at rort Monmouth which began peuklllty at ill times, tlct frtm tht Board of HetltD of s»M after her hip wai fractured atveral yean ago. Mrt, Barrett wat a hanna Holiint Jansien; two tons, last week-end. (bl Ma wtttr from a vetlttttd towet Bsvsutk nf New Bhrc«ib.ury, Aitcortlniie The Mount Memorial Home weekt ago. She wat bora at Lib- Harry A. Jansttn, Jr., who tlto Mary Ann LoBlondo, daughttr of or supply skill kt used fsr drlnkint or ths uw sf nld building mil shall within member of Mt. Cirtnel guild of the dontitlc purpotti sr for eltanting uttn. tks tlmt affixed In aald notice remedy erty. N. T., daughter of tht Itta BleiMd Sacrament Catholic church lives on Phalanx rd., and Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Jamai LoBlondo, U a ths came thereof. Mr. and Mrt, Frank Bartholomew, patient at Ilivtrvlsw hospital where tilt ar equipment u»d in handling er Frederic K. Adam*, Mgr. tt Trenton. She wti tht wife of H. Janiten, who lives at home, an •ervliyg food fer human consumption. ARTICLE VI—FOOD AND DRINK and had been n reildent of Nave- the lata Joseph Barrett, two grandchildren. the underwent an appendsctomy. SBCTION I. (a) All water uted fer SECTION t. Ns owner, tenant, occn- tink ten yean after living tt Atltn- John Vtlit, ton of Mr. and Mrs. drinking or domtitle purports thill kt pent sr ether person having control of Surviving betldea her aoa It a Tht funtral will be held tomor obtained from a water lupplr touret tio Highland!. row at 11 a. m. at the Freeman Irving Fslit ef Sycamore ave., has whlek li net pellutid by ressen sf tke ar being In ehnrge af nnr publie place Surviving ara her tmiband, John brother, John T. CauWeld of Plain- entires tht Vntversity ot Miami, He dltnoial of aiimiit ntrtmtnt er ktutt sr buiWIng to whlrh the publie has the FUNERAL DIRECTORS Add funeral home with Rev, Lea Acuff, right ef aeecti. with or without com- Huber; two MM, John Huber, Jr., chiplaln at the hoepital, officiat It a graduate of Rumton high ptnMtion heina; paid therefor, shall proof New Tork city, and Chariot Hu- Tha funeral wat held Monday at school. "kV* Wkeawer the Board ef Health sf vide, maintain or permit the use of a the Bleued Sacrament church, ing. Burial will bs In Wtthtwkin the laid Borough of New Shrewsbury common drinking cup sr • common ber of Navetink, and a titter, Mn. ctmtttry, Weehtwken. Harry Brady, former councilman, shall have utitfaetarr tvldtnet that anr ttweL Slindra Briteo, who llvet in Flori- when Rev, J. Arthur Hayet, pat- ia abis to he up SB* around after well, tprlnt er elitern. the watert ef ' 310 Iread Str.tt tor, offered a solemn high man ef which in uwd for drlaklng ar far do- SECTION ?. No ownrr. tenant, eif Rsej lank, N. J. da, having been seriously III. mettle purposes, er are vied la the pro- eupant, sr any other person having ron- Tha funeral wti held Mondty tt requiem. Burial, under the direc- MME8 B. FABBEIX Mrs. Charles Jsnet and daughter ten et cleaning utsnillt fer handling * |al of. sr In charge of any premiset tion of tht Murphy funeral home food ar drink at any publie eating tilth- tithin the Bsrsutb of New 8hrewihury tht Potten funtral homt with Rev. UNION BBACH-Jomei Bdwsr Jsntt have returned boms from liikrwnt, lunch room, let eretm itare, lhall offer fsr tale sr have In his sr her Roy E. Wllliamt, patter of tha wat In St. Mtry'i cemetery, Tren- Ftrrsll, 71, died Tussdsy at his Tueson, Arissns. w4a fsvntaln or tlmllar food vending psweulan, with intent to tell any fo«d Mtthodiit church, officiating. Cre- ton. home, 711 Eighth tt., afttr tuffer- Mrs. Margaret Divert of Colum- titthllihtnent. sr are used In tht prsctii or drink which II adulterated within tht mation waa In Rote Hill crema- bia it visiting Mrs. Alfrsd Orovsr. of cleansing unttntlli of eleintlng uten- meaning nf artty actaetei or statutes, either MM. MABOABJET COONS Ing a cerebral hemorrhagt Friday. •lla tor handling milk or othtr dairy sf tht United Stntrs Government si the tory, Linden. Ht waa born la Ireland, aon Mr. and Mn. Robert Olten of products, hai keeame pollut.d tnd rtt- State sf New Jersey, nr which It un- H I L L 81D E-Mrt. Mtrgarel the late Edward and Mary Farrel Oslvs, III., wire week-end gueiti of dtred unsafe for potable use, the owner, wholesome state, or decayed, or unfit for HOWABU M. ELY, SB. tenant, occupant si other pertsn In human consumption, or thlt It not pro- Coont, M, who formerly lived here, and had beta a retldent of Union Police Chief sad Mn. Otto Htrdtn. chant af uld well, iprlnv ar cittern tected. In closed container! or elated dit- Services for Howtrd Mount Ely. died Mondiy at the State hoapltal Beach more than JO yean. Mr. Ftr- A buffet tupper Is being terved at •hall, upon notice frsm tht Board sf pler ettes, from Ales, dust niut dirt. 8r, 14, who died Wednesday night tt Marlboro afttr a long Illnett. 5:S0 and 7 p. m. tonight In tha Health ef tke Mid Borough ef New ARTICLE VV—PENALTIES rell waa a prlnttr, employed by Shrewsbury, discontinue tkt UM ef tuek of laat week at hit home, IS South She hid been t reiident of Hillilde Art Color Printing company. Dun- parish homt of Old Chrltt Episco- well, tprim or cistern, and tkall within SBCTION I. Anr perton, persons. at., were conducted Saturday after- more than M yean and wat the ellen. and wai a member of th( pal church, benefit ot St. Anne's tkt time Sxed In tale1 nntlce close. Sll Arm, association nr corporation whs shall noon at the lite realdence by Rev. wife of the late Walter Coont. Mri. or withdraw the tame from the ground. violate any of tht prsvltlont, sections, Dunellen lodge of Elks; Btttldi Altar OulM. IRT1CLE III. P ' paragraphs, or parts of this ordinance, W. Clinton Powtra ef the Red Bank Coons It turvived only by her eon, camp, Royal Neighbors ef Atnsri The Brownies were on a bike thall, upen conviction, pay a penalty ot BtptUt church. Mr*. J. William Walter Coons, who livtt at-home. nst Mora thin I1HO.O0, and in default. ca, Union Beach, tnd tht Printing hike yttterdty. SE»T1C TANKS 4. Ikertsf to he Imprisoned in the County Complete Helm sani "Tht Old Rugged Croia," The funeral wai held thlt morn- Prettman't union. Mr. and Mn. Alonw DeVaney Or CARBAGI Jill far not more than id dtyt tnd the Beareri were Emerson Quacktn- ing at St. Agnet Catholic church, and son Jimmy and Virginia Her- "MSI Court having proper jurisdiction, as tha buth, Edgar A, Ttrhune, Rimill Atlmtlc Highland!, where Rtv. Surviving are his wife, Mri, M»< .. Me irlvjr thill ki aeirtr CIM Mir ke, msy In sddltlon In the im- rit Zuffal Farrell; a ten. Arthui dts, dtughttr of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- than to ft. from any dwelling. "~ paling of the Penilty ti pretcrihed here- We have cntucicntiously endeav- D. Wymbj, Wllion Miller, Arthur Franclt L, Nolan, pastor, celebrated liam Herden, srs spending two ptrita thall htrtittir conitruct, r Ely and Norman Hewitt. a high man of requiem. Burial W. Farrell, who alto llvtt OK in, Impeit tny penalty or Imprisonment ored to provide in our funeral home Eighth it.; three ilittn, Mra. wtths In Ttnneaiet vltltlng Mr. rieenitruct, maiataia er uu anr I II il allowed by Itw. Each violation ef Interment, under direction of the tinder the direction of the Peeten DsVsnsy's mother. iiiipeel. MPtle tank er ether met this ordlnsnet or any part thereof, shall every facility which Mill add to the funeral homt wai In Holy Name garet Rtynoldi of Bronx, N. T. dliptMl system witkln tkt Bo eonllltutt a lepirate offense and tht Worden Funeral homt, wat la Fair and Mn. Julia Kttftr and Mrt. Mil* Ana Binder, daughter of which thtll irttte a nulMnw it d' offender thai! bt Habit to tha penalty Vitw cemetery. cemetery, Jtrity City. la Article 1 er Artlclt II. prescribed herein, comfort and convenience of those Jtnnls Maher of New Rochtlte, Mr. aad Mrs. Albert A. Binder sf Nt perton ahs.ll Irtnsport, carry ar N. T., and two grandehlldren. Betchwoed dr., hss rsturntd homo etuts te kt transported or carried ARTICLE VIII who come here to pay respect* pr from WhtaUn oollifo. Bhe win bs throuth er along anr ildtwalk, lU.et, SECTION I. If for any reaion anP> to attend wrvici's. Modern facilities Ths funeral will be held tomor- a Junior thtrt next year. • allay, lane eriuRle higkwar. In tkt tall provision, lection or paragraph, or anr DISTINCTIVE row at 10 a. m. at tho Bedle fu- Borcuth at New Shrtwikury, any night part ot this ordinance, thnll bt dtUr- are amoiift the important advan* ntrsl horns -with Rsv. Albert O MtvrgartUa Bead, daughter of tail ar any material removed frsm nny Miatd to be uneonititutlorml, or other- Shlphont, pastor of tho Dutch Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rssd ef S prlvr vault, ar tram ear cetipool, untie wise Illegal, the validity of the remaind- t of Worden service. Bordtn pi., yttttrtay eelabratsd tank nt othtr dtalnata iteeptacli, except er of the tald ordinance shall not In anr ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Reformed church, Keyport, officiat in ! wattr-tltkt rntptaelt is covered war be affected br such determination. ing. Burltl will bt In Olovtrltai htr Mth birthday at a party In htr at to prtvtnt tkt oeilng, Itaklng sr ARTICLE IX of Material sad cemetery, Woodbrldge. home. Quests Included Elena Mav- aplaihlng ef tnr ll«ult or solid thttt- Air Conditioned for Your Comfort tulla, Pamtla Mtrsulla, Carol from, and ta prevent the entrance ef SBCTION t. All ordinances or psrts Workmanship la Bosattfml Slea thereto or therefrom. thereof Incontinent with this ordlntnet Shine, Joan Vsltntins, Linda Mela- SICTION I, Ns pensn ihtll collect, are hereto teptiied. NewDtsIgM MBS. OBBTBCDE T. MOBT trleh, Josn Hsnmsr and Bsstrles trinipsrt, eirrr sr ciult ts ha trim. ARTICLE X—WHEN THIS ORDINANCE NEW SHREWSBURY-Mrt. Ga R«ed. pvrted sr eirrltl thrtufh er along anr TO TAKE EFFECT sldewilk itreet, illtr, lant or public SBCTION 1, This ordlnsnce thill tlka Our memorltlt trs manufac- trudt Taylor Hurt, •», died Sundtj Mist Diant C. Fetter of Shrewi- hlfhwii.-lr laa the nld Sorootk of Ntw effect when md after iti piuifi and it her home, U Sprlngdale avt,, af bury Otrdeni was grtdusttd eum Shrews'bury tny l.rbaae!, OBll or sny publicities according to Itw, tured by tkllltd trusaai in our Istids June • from Mitt Hsirs dtae) inlmili er dtil fawt er deeeti. ter i. long Illnejj. She wat born poled solid or fluid tnbittnee whitso- PUBLIC NOTICE '. well equipped pltnt at W«t in Hanover county, Va., daughte school at Plttsneld, Mail. MUa Fet- ever encept in tanformltr with tht re- Tht (utegolnc ordinance was Intro- „ jH*hhvt.Mjpmt»«.«iiC«M r. IM$ Branch. of ths istt Mr. sod Mri. William ttr ltd yetttrdsy tor Dover, Del., qulr.mtntt et a wrlttta permit thinfer duced at t regular msctlng nf the Bonn! whtrt sht wiM visit htr roommats, nnt oklalntd frsm Ikt Beard of Health of Health of tht Borough of New Shrews, Taylor, and had been a retldent nf tht Mid Bnroulh ef Ntw ihrswi. kurr htld Juno 1, last, and will coma New Shrewsbury more than flv Mlta Rebaeet L. Scull. Tht girls bury i Provided tkat thlt Mitlon shall up (sr final conildtrttlon and nnssnue uneial home. yean. She It survived only by will attsnd a debuttntt tta danes not apply te tht eollietlon or transpor. at a rigulir meeting of said Kovi'rnlnu ton, Jamet H. Taylor of New Yorl to bs girlvsv n for Mlta PrlsclUa A. tttlon of sttblt mtnurti and provided. body to bt hulil July r,. 1051, i ::\ iecreUrr. II i. •ED BASK BEGIiTEB, JtTJTE 21.1*11

aew reiiding in Railway The re- Merritt Present* ception waj held at th* Pine*. M«- Club Mia* Jesn Rockefeller, Mr*. Chea- tuchen, Saturday. Plan* §tmorg$ttmr4 ter Carve*, Mm. E,dward Grady Mr*. Edward Eirher spent Mon- •alt aad Mn. «. Hughes were hostesses day with Mr«. J. MeCahem of Ro- EATONTOWN-The Eatontown MUJ-, Craduition Prizes *»lle Ptrk. Mix Edn* •torch of Women'* Co«mu»lty club will hold at a pink and blue nhower lajt r Fmrmkmn ami rmrmi$himg$ mf ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The week at the home of Mt»« Rocke- Nfwaik wan H Tue. - Fsruitvre, Dialu B**m t'n»itvi«. ladiooai Furniture. Orient*] Ruzn, education prizes of tt.M each to of C. at its last meeting donated tal at Deal Oolf club. Funds rsie- Vrlee. Mr*. Clifford Csdman, Mrs. CaleweK Bof* 1*4. (ric-t-krac. PiUMr Set. LiMmi. gksivedor Rafrigera- drapes te the men for us* at tM Jftctbs Niravtft Ci* tor, lllwwn. Olaanrare. VMM. Uapi. Beet Trailer, Gravely Tractor. 8usan Pillsbury, ninth grade; Oer- ed will he used to buy equipment Harry a. Rowland, Mrs. Jan Buk- U«" «MC»*r. lister Una Mraer. M*Ur Pemt Sprayer. Biryciei. As- jsldine Wall, 10th grade, and DM- hell. The ladin* prepared a covered for the hoipital mir.ery Mrs. krr, Mr*. Richard AcuRhorpe. Mra. Rei Bank's Quslity-Value BtarO lxt Careen T»aU en* (Hear Mercheaeiae i— •umrsu. to mention. laid Bradthaw. 11th grade, who dish supper for the installation «f Franklin Lame and Mm. Bernard Raymond Hill and Mrt. Oeorge earned the highest average* la all snVsrs held Isat Wednesday eve- A. Reiple, auxiliary president, were Winning, cluk president, and Mri. Bergen PI. * Shrewsbiiry A*a> SAli SATUftOAV, JUNI IM. IHI. at I a. m. subjects among their claataiataa. ning by the K. e>f C. At a apodal chairmen. Leslie D. Reely, publicity. mr, a-aaM r»ee DaHvee* Timothy Brennan was awardea th* meeting last night plan* far a min- moAY, JUNI IM, IO «.«. «• 4 ». ». Hopping, McHeary * Fraat iadue- strel were diseuaeed. trlal arts prise of IS. He wto **- Barbara Dickey of West Keans- 0y Orrfrr of Mrt. Ckarki E. B«*ttr lected as the boy who did th* boat burg, who wa* graduated fro* St. work in industrial arta during the Ann'a school last week, we* given MHU 4 MHU. AuctlMiMft year. PORT MOWMOUTH - Mr. anda party. Attending were Mra. Eve- Mr*, rred Wenael af Walada av*. lyn Dickey and children, Mr. and > I'lfM Selected as th* senior wha did have announced the engagement of Mrs. Walter Decker, Mr. sad Mrs. Boy fto MfRIGNT Mfiy th* meet during hi* career ia high their daughter, Miss Marjorie Wen- Lawrence Jackson, Mr. and Mr*. school athletics, in spoHsaunohia), sal, to Donald Merker. son of Mr. Charlea Maek and daughter Jaanne, MSt WHIGrlT STORES l> NEW JERSEY performance and co-operatt**, and Mrs. Charlea Merker of Msn-Mr. and Mrs. John Robert*. Mrs. Spencer Keyes waa presented the mouth avs. Both Miss Wentel and William Hoed ef Bellvill* and] Mr. athletie award. One hundred point her Banes are graduate* of Mid- and Mr*. William Carey. DEFENSE PUNT NEEDS certificates, awarded to seniors who dletawn township high school. The Thomas Barba, wha waf gradu- 259b discount on oil graduate with l«a point* te their brlde-elict Is employed st Csmp ated from Middletown township credit and who maintained W perWood, snd Mr. Merker is a mem-high school, wa* given a going- cent averages with no average be- ber of the Air Porto. Spray Pointer 9 TPMW low 71 per eeat In one subject aeld, sway party last week for Tf friends were presented ta Timothy Breai- and rslattvts. Mr. Barba reported G. E. Appliances Eal Wednesday for U. S. Navy training. nan, William Junghans, Alfred Ocorge Etcher, who has been at- Maakrey and Joan Mumford. Mr. The Methoui. 1 ,'aestlon' Blfils tending State Teachers college, •Oiir alneka ar« adequate but ihnulrl we ran Merritt also preaeated the Parent- school has a registration of 1M Trenton, has accepted a position to Teacher association music award pupils. Rsv. Dunham V. Reinlf re- play in in orchestra at Locust short HC will lake yiMir nriirr anil make delivery in a :n Janet Barker and the perfect ported that attendances wer« SI Orove resort, Pecone mouatalna, (or reaaonable lime. attendance award ta Hiehard Van Monday, IT Tuesday and M yea-the summer. Kirk. terday. Commencement exercises Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Stitch of TINT*. Tho following graduate* were and graduation, at which time all Birmingham, Alt. spent several named to the senior honor roll: work completed at the school will days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brennan. William Jung be displayed, win he held a week John Aitken. Mrs. Altken spent haaa, Alfred Maakrey, Walter Mick from tonight at T:M o'clock. The Friday with friends In Easton, Pa. ens, Richard Van Kirk, Paul Voe next day, a party will be held. Mr. and Mrs. William Price and 1 1 geli, Janet Barker, Dorothy Ben f aaa aaaartwiity for qvaliflaa M>> Camaany raaraiantatlva 1*8*, (Itticket! oehlhaiis, Mary The alranera of the Presbyter- family of Jerssy City vinlted Mr*. Rose Johnson, Joan Manser, Joan Ian church met Tuesday In the Edward Elchwald fcunday and are wl Satarviaw at ma Haw Janay Staff Imfliymint OWta. Mumford, Carey Mortenson, Bather ehurch to make cancer dreulngs. getting their aummer home on Han- Peluso, Janet Sweeney, aiorlt Ver- Anthony J. Piceola has begun cock st. ready for occupancy. rone and Joan Bennlng. These atu- work to build the extension to the Lillian Daly, who we# graduated 48 EMI Fraai St. Red Bank dents maintained 10 per cent aver- fire enfin* room In the borough from grammar school at Rt. Ann's, ages for four year*. hall. was I'ven a party Isst week. At- Patricia Price, daughter of May. tending were Mr*. Richard Trenery •r and Mr*. P. Bill* Price, has re-and daughter Dime, Oertrud* Stsl* ii7««iiHw« »i4»i ci 129M MONDAY, JUNE SSlk • 9 to 12 A. N. New Monnouih turned home after completing her he, Mr. and Mn. Theodore Loder. •*«. aaa.ta "•" •eeond year at the College of New Mr. and Mrs. James Papa, Mr. ane) a*a. ati.a* eg. aiaa* Mfmraag. «M.«* Rochelle, Rhe will study this nunv Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. Kathleen *" »«e**«i. wssiaMs leoM. *>*m** **• hM el •*« h **' Mr. and Mrs, Jam** Ronaltfsen mer at Red Bank Business Insti- Lynch »nd children, Terry and Mates wudi.M »*Wss m wM odMaMs Mawe eW •* *MMI Ireataa *f o> bo*. ***»•«! isals, wtMas, ***» entertained over the week-end, Mr. tute. At college, sh* Is majoring John, Mary Sehwarti, Florence, and Mrs. William Hutehcson of Ar- In history. Chrla and Emit Stark, and Edna lington and Andrew Huteheton of The topi* of Rev, Dunham V Cardinal*. Montclalr. whs was remembered an Relnlg'i sermon at Sunday's 11 Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Gllmour, JMdt at at* leWs, wat a«s »*• see jm. t his birthday Saturday. a. m. service in the Methodist Sr. and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Oilmour Mrs. Jsmes Olllespi* and daugh- ehureh will be "A Religion of Palth of Matawan visited th* new horn* ters, Janet and Margo, left Satur- and Action.' The Methodist fel- of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oiimour In day to spend the summer at Camp lowship Is Sunday at T:M p, m. Ridgeweod Sunday. They will take Chiekagaml, Central Valley, N. Y. Joan Baskett of Broad St., re occupancy next month. with our Jun* Herbert, daughter of Mr. cent graduate af IlnUn\di a\s& aAsmA nia\âolBm omaholmA^ni^ af^^ 4T aal sia^ âal Cleaners. Mr*. Bertha Pester. r n Qniimj ww •••p iffivfn Wffiv'fv TIT • yvvfit o* Hanson of Mississippi and Brook- The Vacation Bible school af Mrs. Raymond Gardner and chil- 'SHOPSMITH hat prKiiian «eaturM founi Only lei aosa% ah\a\aai aTo^^B flnn^m ^BAls^mi^ni^mât aâa^hBdhaA as* ^nâM^hailefe^n) ^hâa^sk^sK^msidl tiithatt priced tows, drill prettei, tamn amt tendon.' lyn are spending the summer af the Presbyterian church began dren of Twilight ave. ar* spending wv njay rnr imj ejonlwf/na awremj sj wwnrmiit CQSaTNJtSi the hom« of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'our «reeeded.»r*ttbu.ft.l« Wl*, mander and Mra. Paul O'Brien, Crock-aroof. Strona llmot tor your •hock obtarbina bate. QM ondSfi^Bf Edward H, Emmbns, who for Virginia; Al Rlttweger, Mr*. Mar- at itotf. Fettherlit*. Keepi liquid* twt or touch wsetr.>* Tough many years was associated with garet Rlttwager of Union; Mr*. cold. durable mop.' Monmouth Market, has accepted Traeey Page, Newark; Mr*. Kate a position with Pat's Star Market Conatantine, New York; Jullua on highway Si. Nesta, Hartford, Conn,; Louis D- Members of Pride of Crescent Ana, Falrvlew; Miss Bevis Becker, council, Sons and Daughter* uf Eatontown; Mrs. Irene Dlxon, Mr. Liberty, who attended Monday and Mr*. John Aitken, Mr. and WILY 12 MINTES witk night's meeting of th* Star of Long Mr*. Frank Kercshbaumer, Mrs. $tHcim§o ''HEATING Branch council at the American Ma* Wyman and daughter Marjor- Mechanics hall In West Long I*. Mr*. Etta Dowllng, Mrs. Delia a Branch Included Mr*, Dorothy Da- Murphy, Mr. and Mr*. John Hauek. vis, Mr*. Florsnea Knight. Mr*. Mia* Margartt Lope, Jerry Shse- j Yaw caniMct yaw fajnlM haaa ta DM aluminum WORLDS FINEST AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT Edith Lewis, Mr*. Iviah Bowatsr, han, Mr*. Bdna Cardinal*, Mra. ; allay banaHa anal titm an nw want. Trnm It Mr*. Selma Davison, Mrs. Able Hill, Louis* Loder and other*. I acrubt) aoalia, ami rintai aa yaw watti yawr aar Mia* Jsan Rockefeller and John Mr*. Maude Mallek, Mr*. Cora I In rataraVbrMkini tima. Paya far iHolf In 3 ar I Wagner, Mrs. Maud* Wright, Mrs. Kemmarllng of Wanamaisa attend- I Madeline Dangler, Mrs. Charlena ed the wedding of Miss Noreen _ w " Wa MHNIW Wlffl aMft JHiSt# SPECIAL SALE! Hartley and Mr*. Anna Aumack. Psynter, formerly of Keanaburg, ••""•Wn •rrlMtv VffWwIM yw f% MiKll OV49F *9Q W IBB 1BBT JH.T *t\ Mf 1 ear with aata. Sa bamly yaw can waa H ta waali a*salaftd*lâA^*)ds att^h*Bi*B*i aâsnills(ti . imim^*—— -^ —. ^. IIIBBllfl W WinaffwV# TIMrlf WfJIIltWff ^w^rwwww*tCfNMo BfBVBVr . . OUR ••BWjiBfBl*MawB«lj StkalaBHnBJ|PB f aftalt^rVllla ViaHatutmI *iJ I waahlitf (oka raally aI ahNMar. Makattn JO S^MBBW HtUM aMfeta^Wu ^w ^^k 0^BT"aT I a.la. RH- valwa 4.4f. Completely FULLY GUARANTEED I HMmVT MTALLA1WM I

FOKCEO WAJW-AIH OUMENNOSI Funua TRY OUR - ia N. $yu tl M MOUTHS •*g. i*.4i vai. Valuat te 1107.98 8'rubber tire*. Roller iVww W wlvVi rWTW bearing whttlt. I «626-» erash. eklp **a '•til she sMlseOed TO PAY ftlva wifa of mothor a aa^ *.*«** aMttfMlS BHtsdnw Bat—e, Fars- —- - * a with Hardwood handle an. Mower, Mtrt. •VWaj pialBf* IJalllBl •!••• l*-la. sal wla> I.I •Tl'lter." BJmMtl le tf Caawoh aod Past N MCalfc. braak, put har wtia to our top-qiullty *hH eara. v9fl*VI|BJaTvj' vslfeT^* V*V WvllrJ* k.p, t pjota. foUaf, Itafc end ssty H heiiai*. rail •tr tad l.t ailatea rflll Vttwvvw w« wflPv^ tMk All ililrti raturnt. ta yau with iaarMina.-briah,. wail aaMMT ith (•else. " t hw ao> nan, aalar-to-eufh starehad^tghtnMi. Try aur t, iklrt-iavina tarviea, today. I'SOUTH SHORE Co? DONALD'S DtLUXE wV IflVwIVVI^Pal Ml WHWI I HIGHWAY 4N MANASQUAN, M.J, MARION ST. TEL. HED BANK (M)2O3. HOUSFWARLS ^ PA IIARDWAPI WfM »EP n. mi aad Mr*. Chariae Meara, ia Holy Creea JACOBS HAS Shower Honors L PUalpa At aaaaaably exercise* Friday la graduating- claa* a* a party left •HfT SWELTEt TW SHMEI! he hafh achool, National Hone* Thursday fetta mt Mr. aad Mr*.-Harry C. Bernard aecicty avarda for "B" averages or mercies*. Preeeet were WUliaan KEEP COOL DftRoot Mitt Helen Long if Piackaer rd. have asaaajaeee' better ia sehedaatie work were J. Edward Cook, tterfcert he engagement of their daughter. prcseated te Jaaet Eliaavbeta Carle, Dudley, Edward Oimce, Je*a Haa- * WITH RIVER PLAZA — MeMbere ef Miss Lois Ana Barnard, to Robert Meeea Hoeheteia, Nancy •inger, Ocergc Kircher, Cofmeliise Jacito total Ci. e Bhadow Lake Woenan'a club L. Phillips, aon of Mr. and Mra MaeNclll, Martha Virgiaia Meyer, ICeua, Jaaeph feeaaral, Oaarg* M«- Red Bank* Quality-Value Store :ave a bridal ehewer recently far William T. Phillipa ef California. Helen Ann Sweasoa, Nancy Once Gowa«, Fraacia Murphy, Je*m Mal- YOMC AM COWDtnONiNO *i»* Helen Lang. The party wae No date haa Heei act far the Tepper, Jaaats Matthias Thorae elgk, Orace Duratewitea, Mary Eaa- T«ftw th» *9mmUr — •/ humility Bergea) fl * a>i*)»saasrr *!•• ld in the organization'! elufc- adding. aad Uak Edward Wyekoff. Three ary, Orace MiaaMI, Haael MinaMt, BE MW rm BeMterf oomj in the home of Mr*. Neman wards were made by the Parent- Margaret Mucgge, Regiaa Muegge ng, ar., Manning at. Teacher association far good and Angela Raatiere. ANTHONY'S Miss Long will be married Sat- apertsaaaaahip and school spirit Mr. aad Mn. Ralpk J. PaMiae ef HMAPUAVINUf rday to William Southoott ef Mid- and effort regardlesa of ability aad Biagham ave. apent the weekend UO IANK tlttl lletowB, at All Batata Episcopal aaarka. The winaera were William at Lake SteeUaaim with Mn. Paa- hummu Views hvrch at Locust at e p. aa. The Walker. $». aad Flora Hayaes ine'a parents, Mr. aad Mra. H*ary aaeaakcra gave the bride-ekct a aet aad Janet Carle, each IS. B. lop* af Nsrth Bergen. snatched pantry and kitchen- Other awards made at assembly The fellowlBtT award* were Basde •V are, a clothes hamper and a atep- were a* follows by Rev. Joseph A. Swlllvan at the tool. Gueats gave her miceelli losing eaereiaea ef Hely C Flowers [ifU. Drama awards: three yeara' service, Buaan Emery, Maury Cagla achool tast Thursday night: g«U The flub waa decorated in a . ad Francine Prendeville; two medal for religion, gift af Father Announce* el color scheme, with bouquets of years' aervlce, Robert Barr, Mary Bullivaa and gold medal far gea* Are bridal wreath and gladioli. Olfta ewett, Jean Hammell, Arthur ral excellence, gift af Holy Creaa ItLY 2 im SKntMUK 7 'ere placed beneath a pastel col- WMmaiet, Edward Hofmann, Ter- 'areat-Teacher asaociatiam, ta Mary • Tyyewitiacj • ired watering caa. Huia Long wae y Werleman and Robert Spiwak, Sheila, Emery; geld aaedal far iven a corsage of gladioli, made by ad one year's service, Joha Bal end honor, gift of Haiy Craaa Hely AgcwmtMf • the Perfect Mis. Arthur Baden, Jr. Decoration* laatine, Robert Benson, Michael iety, te William Joseph Individual iaatructloa. Ught, airy elassreoau ere done by Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Barbara BamuelMn, Nan- Carew, and gold medal for school spirit, gift ef Hair Creea Bleaaee overlooking lake aad ocean. _ Norman long, jr. and Mi*. Lester •y Biting, Judy Parker, James Co- Long. Refreshment* were «erved by Virgin sodality, ta Jaaeph Barry Gift! , Fraak Jones, Dorothy Loren- Leonard. Mrs. Norman Long, Hr. Mrs. Nor- ao, Nancy Tepper and Helen Hen- Aiburp Pmrk l\75O man Long, Jr., and Mrs. Leater drickson. Member* of Bey Beout Troop It Long. First aid cards, atandard course participated in the Beaut rally, Other members present were MM. Robert Lyona, Tom McCartin, Joel craft and BeM day event held re- William O. fltoba, Mrs. Alfred C. Rebertshaw, Arthur Bennett, Al- cently at Shrewsbury. Participating erry, Mra. Oeorge B. Klnkade, Jr., bert Talhot, Edgar Vondehren were Scout troopj a, IT, «T, M aaa Mrs. Richard Matthews, Mra. Cleve Doug Farrlngton, Bruce Ooodwln U, all at dlatrlet two ef Monmaatn TO DMVI fltone, Mn. Oeorge Haneen, Mra. Mkw Ut* A. Ray Hellker, Hugh Millard, Harry Boy Scout council. Earl Demarka, Mr«. Howard tang, Nelson, Chris DeWlnter, Kd Chad' The Rumson troop gained 140 ITS AS IA1Y AS Mr«. Donald Boaton and Mra. Floyd Miss Barnard la a graduate ef wick, Charles Curtis, William Dor- points, and placed third in three Thorne. Other guest* were Mra. Red Bank high school, and attend- aey, Frank Farbar, Joe Hockstetn, events, operation rescue, operation Harry Long ana Mra. Virginia Me ed Edgewood Park aehoel and Richard Hubbard, Ted Looser, Nell Egypt and operation Sag raising. Carron, Uncroft; Mra. William Oeorge Washington Mniveraity. Blegel, Frank Simon, Fred Simon, Participating were Robert Dwyer, Fiordland, River Plaaa; Mn. Net Bhe ia a member of Phi Alpha aaa Thorne, Lisk Wyckolf, Eric Edward Folkcr, Carl Olsen, Gary ie EMI*, Keyport; Mra. Haiel Van hapter of Chi Omega fraternity. Emt, Martin Basch, Dixon Dun- Platterspiel, Ronald Vepkke, John Mr. Phillips la a graduate of the OCIANMtT AVINUI •CUSTOM WATfttUM Pelt, Marlboro, and Mra. Fiance* lap, John Frawley, John Qreen- Riker, Jamaa Patten, Perry Walter, Smith, Matawan. Boyden achool of Baa Diego, Cal. way, John Calvert, James Me- Don Hopkins, Rollln Newton, Rob- UTTtl SUVM and he attended Oeorg* Waahlng- Would you sell your house at Oulnness, Robert Osgaodby, Wil- ert Mann, Curtis Lundin, Waiter ton university, and la atudying at liam Parker, Peter Guff, Qeorge Soden, John HalleraN and Jerome yesterday'' price*? The home the American ualverslty in Waah that you bought 1n 1«M for Sea Bright Plant, Larry Schilling, Walte Kennedy. Ala* Horace Smith aad ington, D. C. Shinn, Robert Ooodell, John Bal- Joseph Platterspiel, acout masters, $6,000 la now worth $»,«50. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston ef la aale Innumerable American prop- lantlne, Ken Duffle, Jamea Craig, and William Halleran aad Edward Ocean ave. left Saturday for Cana- Atlantic Philip Minton, William Stanley, Vopicka, troop committee member*. taotweMao) alaee erties have inadequate in»ur- da, where they will spend a week. David WlUard, Robert Barr and Membera of Olrl Scout troop It •nee protection because o( In- COZY WARMTH Mra. William Tynea and her aon Cubnuater Hunter Pollock aad Harry Col I is, and Junior course, held a plenie Monday at the home flated replacement co«t«. of Surf at. returned this week by Harry B. Ooaaghue conducted Ronald Vopicka, Robert Adamson, of Mrs. and Mra. Francis Lcub- For four Horn* Thii la the warning of Innur- plane from Miami, Fla., where the graduation r*r«monle* In an In- John Halleran, John Claim an> mclster at Uncroft. The event waa •AfTMBTMOD slice txjiiTts who paint uut that had flown to spend a week witl dian tradition at Friday's meetiag Donald Hopkina. arranged at a meeting of the troop automatically supplied bf replacement costs of homea and Mra. Tynes' mother who arrived by mothers' club last week at ' air from Nassau. ot Cub pack 22 at the Presbyter- Band letters, Mickey Apgar, Har- the dependable wall lane other building* generally have Ian church where Ned MacLaugti- home of Mra. Joaeph Platterspiel FsBB? Increased nearly 30 percent In Mra. Louise Flynn and Mra. Car- old Apgar, Mylea Borland, John on Lafayette at. lln, Charles Bellingham and Rich- Conner, Robert DiFiore, Hank ^s'aj^Be B*^Pfeimfl SBySBpfBa^axj the past S yeart and doubled ia olyn Sellak or (he Bronx, were ard Ferry moved from Cub scout Attending were Mra. Edward Ve- the pait 10 yean. guests Saturday of Mrs. Frank Co- Feldman, Paul Feldman, Oeorge Loaf Branch *.»)» CltVElANO vert, Jr., of Beach at. and Mrs. to Boy acouta. Award* were pre- Greenway, Joe Hochstein, Connie picka, Mra. William Halleran. Mra. At the same time, many prop- Walter Covert, Br., at her home oa sented ts Francis Lyons, Boy Wil- Hoyt, Robert Hunter, Don Hop- Lawrence Cook. Mrs. Ellison erty ownera have failed to re- New st. liams. Richard Gaahlll, Joha Camp- klna, John Halleran, Freu Hill, Thompson, Mra. Marian Krouse, view their policies and keep bell, Oeorge Walder, James Mani- Robert Lyona, Robert Mann, Carl Wra. Rowland Oreeaway and Mra. Toridheel their insurance protection up to After sustaining extensive dai trasao, Thomas WaMar, Jerome Olsen, Oeorge Plant, John Spur- Laubmelater. value. age In the gale laat November, Flchter's Original faVillon, com- Mason, Paul MaeLaughlia, Robert die, Robert Saporito, Nlela Siegal, One Art Insurance compaajf pletely rebuilt, has launched It* Brooke and Ned MaeLaughlla. Leland Sproule, Art Wledemaler, Variety of Tree* oa City executive recently ateted: Other* who took part In the cere- Walter Perry, Sue Hement, Judy IASIIY INITAUW 17th season. Parker, Roberta Gardner, BUI "If you were to take at ran* monies were Richard Welles, Wil- Streets Best for Futara William Fowler, son of Mr. and liam Oaskill, Clifford Brooke, Rus- Buff and Dotty Zerr. # CHAM dom 100 or even 1.000 inauranee Mr*. Lawrence Fowler of Trenton, Cities with only a few kind* of policies on dwelling! and con- sell Morgan and William Sublet, Perfect attendance, Florence Al- 4N0AIMM began employment thle week at assistant scoutmaster of troop 23. :ree* ar* vulnerable to uneontroll- tend from any Inauranee com- Harry's Lobster house for the sum- exander, Lola Alexander, Joan La- bi* insect enemlea aad arboreal • NO DMT pany'a flies, you would Invaria- mer. Membera of the pack will hold a diso, Edward Hoffmann, William picnic Saturday at Henry Hudaon Stanley, Barbara Chameroy, Ame- dlseaaes. bly and that the amounta of in' Councilman and Mra. Kennetl Nothing Uliiatratea thle more *NOW0M aurance carried are far below Anderson of Ocean ave. recently eprlng aad resume baseball at the lia Hlneken, Robert Johnson, Ron- Bremen's memorial fleld aait ald Schanck, Joan Simmons, Car- dramatically than the civic devae- today'* valuea." celebrated their Itth wedding an- tatlon being wrought by Dutch aba ICONOMICAl TOOI niversary. Wednesday at t:M p. m. oil Wiltaie, William Hullt, Nancy Additional insurance will be Ktllan, Patricia Mcduinneas, Cur- dlaeaa* and phloem necroale notably needed if the householder, whe- Pvt. Lester Johnson la attending Dr. Alexander do Brettevlll*. o In New England aad Middle Weat Heating luxury with Highland* presented a handbook tis Errow Luntlln, Reed Dion Lun- LUMBER ther owning or renting haa ac- the Officers' Training school at din, Qary Joaeph Platterspiel, Dor communltlea where the American high efficiency quired new furniehlnge or ap- Fort Rlley, Kan., after completing of chemlatry and physics, the elm domlnatea. award of Monmouth chapter of the la Ann Zerr, Llsk Wyekoff, Peter pllaneea in the paat few yeara. a ten-day furlough with hi* aun Golf and John Orcenway. fortunately moat park depart- smuts Theae added valuea require In- Mrs. LMa Ramsay. American Chemical aoelety, to Al- menta are seelag to it today that aurance protection. The following pupils of the Sea fred Msskrey, the graduating aen- Cadet Wilfred W. Weat, aon of municipalities no longer put all Bright public achool were neither tor who maintained the hlgheat Mra. Percy Weat. la assigned to the their street treea la on* Phone RE 1-3802 today for average In four yenra of science. MM Reserve Officer Training corps arboreal protection. absent nor tardy In June': banket, according to R. J. McWll- Pre Si»«, erst a«OITI torlum. Athletic awards-triangle course which will continue until Rolttoa Waterbvy Jaaus Perrim, HBoeer Bock. DonaU and varsity letters—alao were pre- July 31 A student at Washington With dlveralned plantings, any BonkecaB , JOMPl S White. KarlmiArti.» SUte college. Cadet Weat la under- one kind of Insect or disease that sented at th* assembly. John Bor- gets out of hand Is less likely te INSURER Basaniw Caamheriata. Baity CeiwUnd. dulla, Theodora Hall and Spencer going olflcera training along with Beverly r«*tld arlna Rock, Janette Smith. CHarlettn were Anthony Papa. Henry Feate, commission In either the Officer »y ua. gveiuon. Ksrea gwenioa, Petra Wele* Reserve planting street trees of many dif- 3HCM(in$TMliaMMK •Ahi' an* rourUi siaae*—Leul John Reilly, Richard Kleva, George corps or regular Army. ferent varieties and definitely not Copdanq, HIUIMI Dfuaherty. Mary Bl Sehulta. Robert Leonard, Jai The US1 Signal Corp* RO.T.C. ia too many of one kind. fen BHiakeraer. Bvalyae Enalar. Man Snyder, Joaeph Pigott, Robert the largeat In Fort Monmouth'a Bllen Grawla, Fatrlde Hartwkk. Dor*, history, with an enrollment of ap- Diversification, however, should thy HauMr. Tkoaei J«hn*on. Arlm Letts, Howard Bray and Joseph not be extended to th* point that Johnrton. Marie l»«*re*. *••' F.rrlne. Muratore, who received a mi proximately 1,300 cadet* from alt ovsr the country. teees of different kinds are later- ShtMoa NeUon, Boktrt Bo«srs, a*»»r ger's letter. mingled. Standardisation should be BoMkack, Baima Boyal. (*•**- "•"'" Joan Mumford and Joseph Plg- Week-olid guests af Mr. and Mra. aw. Joha Stralaian. JaeqaellM —+-£- Richard J. Effray of Windmill lane maintained on Individual streets, Satisfied Knderkk Tkariii. Travis Taoaw. Rake* ott represented the Atlantic High- w although different eeetlene of a Tortek, Ka> VanDowii, Joy Weil. B4- lands Junior Red Croea council «ra Mr. and Mra. Howard Stanley long etreet may he planted with ward WawM. Chrlrtliie toull*. Wednesday afternoon of laat wear of Pelham Manor, N, V. different tree* If dealred. when Dale B. Otto, general man- Second Lieut. Lmter L. Field, ton Many cities nave worked up ex- Jewelry ager of County Oaa company and of Mr. and Mr*. Alan D. Field of cellent 1UU of trees suitable for Atlantic Highlands area chairman Buena Vista ave, will report for street planting. In general, such of Monmouth chapter of the Red active duty with the Air Force a list •houM be selected largely Croaa, was host to community July SO. when he will be assigned from trees thriving la ths eemmun- worker* at a tea at the Casino. to Headquartera and Headquarter* Squadron, SIMth Electronic* group. Ity, for these are sure to be well Customers Mlas Margaret MoCrea, lan- Air Force, Cambridge Labs, Cam- suited te the sell, climate and many guages' Instructor at the high bridge, Maa*. Lieut. Field waj com-varying environmental conditions LITTLE SILVER achool and advlaer of the Red missioned June 11, after hi* gradu- of the area. Cross council, will eyttend sessions ation from Colgate university and Continue to Go of the Junior Red Cross conven- completion of the Air Force R. O. MM COUMUBrn ENOAOED tion Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- T. C. program. Mr. and Mra. Frank Coloalmo of SUPPLY COMPANY to made an appeal for volunteera for day of next week at the Hotel Stat- Lelghton av*. have announced the the air raid warning aervlce. Mr. ler In New Tork city. Mr. and Mra. Vincent Canavan of engagement of their daughter, Mlaa Lumber • Insulation • Paint* • Hardwir. Jacobaen, who la aupervlsor of the After graduation last- Thursday Belknap lane and their live chil- Minerva Coloslmo, to Pvt. Joseph air raid warning operation* In tne night, pupils attended an assembly dren are spending the summer In Bestlto, son of Mr. and Mra. Dom- 36 borough and who alao held a alml- and final class seaslona Friday. Bermuda. They made the trip by inie Seitlto ef Catherine at. Miss lar position In World War II, states Teachers drew the achool year to plane. Mr. Canavan will return to Coloalmo wav graduated from Red Little Savtr, N. J. 4-J427 Broad Reussilles' the borough will be alerted shortly a clou this week while membera hi* position in New York city after Bank high school, and is employ- for »4-hour aervlce at an observa- a two weeka' vacation In Bermuda of the school administration began ant will go to Bermuda later In the ed by Daneleetro company, Red .Wonmouth's Leading Jewelers Since 1886 tion pest and that volunteera are work on reports to th* state de- summer for another stay before the Bank. Pvt Seatlto la also a grad- urgently needed in order that the partment of education. entire family comes back to Rum- uate of Red Bank high eehool and IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER poet will be adequately manned Mrs. Theodore Moylan and her son at the end of the aeason. Is atatlened at Camp Kilmer. The air raid warning aervlce, he aons Tracy aad Terence of T» East said, Is a part of the Air Force Lincoln ave., left laat Thursday for Charle* Mears, son of Mr. and branch. ' Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where they Mrs. Charlea Mears of Ave. of Two will visit Mrs. Moylan's mother foi Rivera, who haa been promoted to Marlboro two weeks. to corporal In the IT. S. Marine Miss Shirley Blsehoff of Hooper Corpa, waa home over the week-end INSTRLL NOW FOR NEXT WINTER'S COMFORT George, Aaron and Susan Apgai ave. returned Sunday from Texae, from Cherry Point, N. C. celebrated Father'e day with a pi where aha vialtad her fiance, Cadet Helen Mean, daughter of Mr. nle nt their home In the evenlm Burtls Scott of the Air Fores, son Refreshments of grape punch, hora d'oeuvres and aalada were served of Mr. and Mrs. H. Laurence Scott by their parents, Mr. and Mr*. of Belford. Mlaa Biecholf was ac- Arch Apgar. The children cooked companied to Texaa by Mr. and frankfurters and toasted marsh- Mrs. Scott who left tor ths Wsst Coast upon her return home. Mlaa MASTER mallows over an open lire. A soft ball game waa played by the adults Blsehoff ia receptionist at the law and children. Others present were offices of Roberts, Plllsbury, Car- Mr*. Qeorg* Searla, grandmother ton and Sorenson oa First ave. Trim wk wivttotv -^ujjjajjjjjjjva of the Apgar children; Mlas Ethel Mlaa Louis Papa returned taat Searla of Fort Lee, their aunt, am Thursday to her home oa First Mr. and Mr*. A. Lyle Leverlch and ave. with her Infant daughter, Su- MINT *"/»\)\\\V son Lyle. san Marie, born two weeks age at KRAFT Monmouth Memorial hospital. Here an trim colon auch aa you*** dreamed of—colon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Krlader of Lancaster, Pa., apent the week- Thomas Michael McVey, aon of Uut ate? bright, and keep your home lovely for yeaiai end with her father, Arthur La Mr.. Thomas C. McVey and th* OLD CABS Very Convenient. •. Will late Dr. McVey, waa among the You can get them In Light, Dark and Jade Greanj bunde and her slstera, Joy «n B«au» wbetli, fr«mw, axles get out Beverly. graduates of Red Bank Catholi Bright RedjBlu., Quaker Brown, and Black. high achool at commencement' ex- of line...wear tiiei unevenly... Hang In Any Small Space Arch Apgar attended th* Bond ercise* Sunday. ciute blow.outi and lots of control club picnic Friday at the Winged ... Betsfe! Let us correct your car now Foot Country club of Mamaroneck, Mrs. William Hungrecker re- ALSO STANDING FLOOR TYPE TO REPLACE V. T. turned Friday to her home on A with our iciemific BEAR Equipment. if Reels* tm4m§— in eten eaa eeler bury ave, with her Infant daugh- T Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ambrose am NPH.ESS COAL FURNACE ft kceiet MMaew Q « Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyle Leverlch ant ter, Joann, born two weeks ago at TkiikViirltpairMiifir aon Lyle were Sunday visitors ol Rivervlew hospital. The Master Kraft VCF-75-S package ef oil heat Ut Mrs. Josephine Sabotto and dauglv 'TntAccMejrWniar many, many uses in home and commercial heating. tsr Irene of Wayside. MISS OSBOsUf ENGAGED t Didn't HappM" CONDITIONER Priced attractively. Can be installed quickly, eaiily, J. H. KELLY CO. Clark Newman was a guest Frl WEST BELMAR — Mr. and Mr* day of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tuv* Alton B, Oaborn of South N at., an immediately. Come in and SEE IT N0W1 eon. nounce the engagement of their 1S7 Irood Strert lank daughter, Mlaa Dorle May Oaborn, We Bern •Quality" Blnce 1191 BOSS TAYLOB HOSTESS to PFC Kenneth I. White, aon of PHONI M 6-3900 PORT MONMOUTH—MIM FIOI Mr, and Mra. Earl A. White or Fa Sniefl Down Payment-Easy Moithty (nstallRenk ence Taylor, Mnple ave., waa hoal ontown. The bride-elect, a gradu- Joseph WWanger Co. era at a teach party »t Monmmtt ate of Manaaquan high aohool, Body Builden MM w> turfaet and you gave att! Beach Saturday. Attending wer employed by the P. W. Sherma Peter Howard, Kathleen Wood Motor company of Aabury Park, Rebuilding... BeOalshlng Ronnie Hyern, Joycelyn Boden, Le PFC White la a Long Branch high OaUea UohM* aad Dump Bodies roy Orny, Barbara Trowbrldge xchool graduate. Until hl» enllat IB) Shrewsbury Ave, rhone Seaboard Service John fJnmncho, Barbara Kilftno mont In ttin Army, h« worked wlt Genrgn Jurttnnr, Put Beagen, Bl hl.« fin her in the ie«tauinnt bunln Bed Bank, N, I. BE tOMI SIRVINQ THI SHOM" Bnlley, Dorothy Tnylor, Fi'«ncl e*9, Hr la stationed at the Franc Waters, John Bailey and. «»»« E. Warren Air bwa at Cheyaam SAFETY HEADQUARTERS • LI. 6-3.5. • A. P. 2-2620 • « 1.6-0UI HAVfC HfWIPf El, JPfHi 31, *#M Mrs. HMMHHMI Arranging Riverview Ball Cla/to Reunite SAU . Parly UMOVAL •AU! Given Tea -The class of Mil of AJ far Mats, akin, caps*. Jacket* aad atolee li school will observe prefer** lor e«f nasoval sale. Memhera of th* ewwuttve hear* union at a supper party aad draaaa departBMBt of the Red Saturday at Miss Molly Special rate* *• Brpairltif tad rroe with B*a«irtag aad sUmo4Mlai«. I ~fsBi*B'» club gave a taa idio in Roselle. _ at th* clubhouse, hoaariag ind. a member of the Wo an sMrtag «• ear aww *t*r« oan o*rr aaasjl fair I, | Mra. Richard M. M*mmao4 of Ut- the d.-iughtcr of the late IMI-tt MMBMSjth M. tl* Silver. Mra. Memmead ha* Mrs. Aaron W. Hand. Her served a* club e*rraea*a«ing aec- fa.,f»» pastor of the First Bap- ratanr aa4 *• verlav* eksb eem- tjf,rch here a number of year*. FUI SHOP mitts** througewvt tha year. Hiand is a prominent New J»r- 5H NtMMtMltli Mr. aad Mr*. Mawmaad, with tfXist and has eahlbited paint- wtll asoa mov* to Ha4- i In/ London, Toronto, Montclalr, FINANCING ARIIANGEP The gttaet* gave her a jfM and numerous other galler- - SMI combiaeti** vanity and cigarette fc.Now York and New Jersey. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR case. Apemento of the occasion Mi's AtUadiag were Mr*, Vraderie l| will present each member of Messina, Mr*. Joha C. Merher, Mr*. ti**.<< with a small painting. RAY O'NEILL SUPPLY CO. Harry Tucker, Mr*. Walter Me- Vogmm has been arranged and CUMNErS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Dougal, Mr*. B)»rn Nielaca, Mr*. Jnclude a prayer hy State Sen- 4 Caihrrto Si. Pbaae RC4 BMII 64397 Richard C. Hackata*, Mrs. Philip • Kenneth C. Hand and a wel- Walton, Mr*. L. C. VanUwegea, 2 by Mi** Hand. Kenn.th Mra. J. Daniel Tullar, Mra. John (•er will serve as toattmaster. Bower*. Mr*. Arthur Marrta, Mra. krlng the svenlng colored Hlsni' EIM Utim Shrawtknn CtM So taken. There will be a roil John Lalley, Mra. Edward M. WiUr £. front t KMs. Broa>l St.. ahrewelHiff Mra. Melvla rare), Mr*. Richard Mr*. during which claas members Hathaway, Mr*. L. J. Behllllng, Mrs be requested to report on their a-WM Hed Bwk *mn Edwin O. Lomrrsoa, Mr*. Reftaald Roland S. Scott and Mm. Bene- Mn. John A. Till**. Dr. ana Mr*. it lee sine* the 25th reunion. AT MUSCLE'S silent tribute will be paid to C. Pye. dict Nicoaia are chairmen of the William A. Matthew*, Dr. and Mrs. annual doctors' and Nurses' ball to Thomas J. Oilmour, Dr. and Mn deeeaaad elaee membore, Dr. Mr*. L*sli* D. Beery, MM. William held Saturday at the Molly C. C. Pcrrin*. Or. and Mrs. nick C. Ogden and Mi** Lll- Smith, Mra. Robert Brepfey, Mr*. Pitcher hotel (or the beapflt of the Robertson, Dr. aad Mra. Victor Br.aaan. In memory of Dr. Oearge R. Blair, Mr*. Walter Del**, Rivetview hospital Building fund. gel, Dr. and Mr*. Prank OoR, n, a violin solo wtll b* played Mra. Lester C. Stork, Mr*. U C. To date a large number at reser- and Mra. Douglas Edwards, Dr, the well-known seulptar, Ooarge Richardson, Mr*. IHyaan W. Ly- vations have been received for the Mrs. John Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. r, and in memory of Miss maa, Mrs. William Raters, Mrs event. Law ton Hindle, Dr. and Mrs. V nnan, who composed the lyrlci, Lyman Lackwoed, Mrs. Cromwell Pete Oalatro's orchestra will fur- cent D«Fetio, Dr. and Mrs. J clasa song will be sung. WatseB, Mrs. J. N. Be.rs. Mr*. J •Innott. C. Elliott, Mr*. Maniey Dahlgren, nish the music for dancing and I A musical toast to Miss Eleanor The Bv»l in <*H«»lini-«, Oil« ft fjibricanto there will be numerous prises. Ro*c- Mr. and Mr*. Scott. Mr. and My rakl*, former teacher of Key- f«MoHf /or Flavor, Miss** Bath •eowcroft and OToreBcemary Paaienza of Spring Lake, snB •ad Bertha Kridal. Nicosia. Mr*. JuHa E. Thiockm/port high school, will b* presented ATliAS Tin>a, Halltrien ft Act«-»»firie« Color and Site. who entertained last year, will re- ton, Mr. and Mr*. Edward Oa by a trio, including Mra. Lober, pi- Tea wae served from a table dec turn this year to sing a new pro-way, Mr. and Mis. Edwin L. B^m.t; Mr Lober and Senator Hand, SOCIALIZING IN bt 'MI kt c*M it Mir •rated with summer flowers In Mi- gram. Two other artiste who have Mr. and Mra. Donald Hubbard, violinists. tel shade* In crystal containers. returned by popular demand to and Mra. Carl ParaeCepc, Mr. Coni|il F«M tin* Agnes Carney Engaged tit. arid Mrs. Walter A. Kullman, John A. Petillo, Mr. uni Mm. '• Jay Willey. Mr. and Mra. Harry H. Button, Dr. lip K. Carman and Mr. and*' Fresh rnttt SPECIAL To WUtuw. MO>M aad Mrs. John B. Movelle, Dr. and EATONTOWK — Mr. aha Mr* Robert Worden. Willis* Carney af Carttret have ve^t*. BGGS45'POZ »mp Gordon, Oa., after aanowiead th* engag*sn*at a( their Social Club Mecta vt daught.r. Mi** Agnaa Agatha Alice a ten-day furlough at home, Carney, to William E. Moyea, ion With Mr>. Edward Carle Gordon recently complct*an STRAWBERRIES GERANIUMS eight-week radio station attefc* af Vincent J. Moye«, and the late RIVER PLAZA The Young Wo SPIEGEL Banket 25c up S for 01.00 Mr*. Ro*a D. Moves. The engage- course. A member of a *>»' men'* Social club of the Red Bank radio relay company, he ?c's ment wa* announced at a farewtl Reformed church met Monday nt formerly mgr, of Reubens, New York, party Monday at tha Moyei' home. assignment in Texat. , and Joseph's—West Long Branch the home of Mrs. Edward C*rle Jo-Ann Mcwes, daughter Mr. The party *•* tlven 'or the on West front st. A social hour ed brl4«croom-«lect who has heen r* followed the business session. and Mra. Walter Mewes, ceM IS IACK A0AINI HIGHWAY #M ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. eently r*-tall*4 to atttv* duty with htr third birthday Friday. M>>" the rank of radioman nr*t ate** Th« next meeting, July Id, will at a party that afternoon her be at th* home of Mr*. Jack Sol- th« ft»tj 'W tJ.yi (IUM7) whin WON! AT I4M7.W IB th* Navy, and who I* preaantly dack In Little Silver. Other* pret- borne, Ul Navesink ave/bore eUtlened at the Brooklyn Navy decorations were In pink iblue, I - ..- J WII Inwwn n th. KST ..tinej place on yard. Mia* Carney I* a graduate o( •nt were Mrs. George OlMsey, Mrs. were Karen Lea BianclP&rol r Alfred Ralph, Mr*. Edward Hen- th. IIMT.? Wrt—Spi.f.1 it back with food pre. Carteret high tehool and Mon- dricka, Mrs, Edward Rynakawikl, Dale Fehlhaber, Paul TIP"""' mouth Memorial School of Nur»- Mr*. Robert Hendrlcka and Ml** Betty Kehoe, Unda Blari Cry- ptni t. thrill ytMir palate. Sn.efci t. complete Mf. Bho la amployod on th* hot- Dorothy Loversldge, stal McKay, Ruth Anif'wes, CALL NOW FM piui nursing auff. Fred Rast, Billy KennebaNancy > «n t)tJvMhir. in Mtinej, Com. in MOT. Mr. Moy*. waa graduated from Kenneback and Warren fee. Red Bank high aehoal and Drake* Highlands Highland* member* of Ram- BualMH college, Perth Amboy. He blers club who met Imtlsek at SPIEGEL'S ggrL TASTE SPIEGEL'S FAMOUS SANDWICHES TELEVISION aarvad ••« yean In th* Navy dur- At a matting Wednesday of last th* home of Mn. O«o| Black, ing World War n, and upon hi* week, Mrs. Elisabeth Heliker, pres- Leonard and Highland .'•• Leon- dlaeharg* In IMS, waa placed «n ident of tha ladles' auiUlary of ardo, were Mr*. Archie Ik, Mrs. _ . . . ^__ ONCE ... YOU'LL NEVER IORGET THEM active raaarv* duty. Twlnlight poet of the American Max Ooldschmldt and i Julius Legion, urged member* to attend Norgaard. Sandwiches ^—^^ ^•v .... • < REPAIRS Hanson Choir to Sin* th* Battle of Monmouth memorial Member* of the "20 dpt High- After th. moviet . . . or boardwalk . . . h*v. a fMMtji servlo* Sunday at Old Tennent lands" met Tuesday Ight at Spiegel Mndwich. It's • real •*tt* fr.et th.t'1 h.v. ym ehurch, Tennent, where Rep. Jame* Lolhle'a tavern on Bajf • ON AU MAKIS From Two Oratorios C. Auehlnekxs. Jo**ph C. Irwln, coming beck for more. RUMSON-Th* ehorUttr* at St. director of th* board of freehold- Anthony ZarnowskM East OFJSJTS Oeorge'a EpUcopal church will ers, and C, Conrad Schneider, de- Newark was guest ofnor at a WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY GROCERIES, present a program of music (elect- partment commtndtr of the Amer- aurprlse birthday dinijSaturday *d from the oratorios, "Th* Eli-ican Legion, will apeak. Mrs. Hal-at the home of his si-law and SPECIALTY ITEMS, APPETIZERS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS jah," by Meadeloeoha ana "The Iker aleo told of th. recent Amer- daughter, Mr. and •• Archie Creation,* by Haydn, Sunday af- ican Legion county convention at Black, IT Ralph at., * he cele- ANTENNAS ternoon at « .'clock under tha di- Belmar and introduced tha follow- brated his loth birt*. rection of .Paul L. Thorn**. Solo- ing committee chairmen who made Mr*. Slevert Walitifwa* host ist* wUI b* Mrs. Loll McMahori reports: Mrs. Elisabeth Kehoe, ess last week at a hoirares dem- SPIEGEL'S DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT Jole*, aoprano; a Donald Wild- Mn. Lotti* Fahrer, Mr*. Isabella onttraUon at her hojon Valley ASBURY PARK Repaired rick, bnritOM. and Philip H. Roy, Rodrlguei, Mrs Violet Anderson at. •] S. W. Corner Klngsley A Second Ave. tenor. Mr*. Virginia C. Thomas and Mrs. Agnes Rau*chcnberger. Member* of the W n's Repub- will b* organ aecompanltt. Plana were made at the meeting lican club will hold i flnal meet M«mb*r* of tha eholr ar* Al- for a Pollyanna secret pal party Ing of the season t« row at 8.'IS Are OpenUntil 10 P.M. | fred King. Whitney Assy. Hugh which will follow tha nast regular p. m. at Cedar inn Navesink auxiliary meeting Wednesday, ave. Bulkley. Paul OuMan, Pet*r Blake, Juna Zl. A aurprla* package party Wt Employ Our Own Foctory-Trmiited Teehnklmu Ray Efforts, Wtt Tharln, Robert also will be held then. Mrs, Kehoe Donald Bltsett, *o f Mr*. Rita R«M*, William Drummond, Peter and Mrs. Rauschenberger ara co- Bluett, waa guest honor at a Kreyns, Stephen Tower*, Robert chairmen of tha card party planned graduation dinner Mhesday night Dtckenoa, Richard Drummond, for Friday evening, July •, at the of last week at hi* he on Ocean Robert William*. Jonathan Blake, ave. A member oft graduating Harden Bailanttna, David Bitfte, L*glon hall on Bay ave. Others at Bamuet Harvay, Warren Ayres, the meeting were Mr*. Ellen Pat- class at Middletowawnshlp high Robtrt Wllley. John Spureelle, terson, Mrs. Margaret Dowd, Mr*. school at Ltonatdo,. Bissett thlt Bruce Sprague, Robert McKcc, Maria Koeser, Mr*. Bally Heard, week began eniplotnt at West- John Lindsay. Albert Erler, Ml- Mr*. Antoinette Beyer, Mr*. Lydla ern Electric In N York city. eha*l Benson, John Ballantln*, Jr., Schmits, Mra. Gertrude Fahrer and Quests at the din- last week and Bruc* Ooodwla. Mr*. Mamie Romandetti. Accord- were Mr. and MrMcph Thomp- Ing, to Mrs. Kehoe, who 4s chair- son, Mr. and MraTrank Millar man of the auxiliary's Civil De- and their daughtcriula; Mr. and fense committee and a member of Mrt. Gerard Oeeneia, Otto Reut, tha borough's Civil Dafanaa coun Mr*. Henry Roeme, Mr*. Rob- ell, Polica Chief Howard Monahan, ert Maehette, Mrs.lna Hutchin- MANY ITEMS director of the Civil Detent, coun- son, Mr*. Harold JIM, Charles cil, will address members at th* Allen, Mr. and Mrt/llltam Black, GREATLY REDUCED group's meeting next Wednesday. Mis* Florence Bla Ml** Joyce • T«eb Black, William Bla Jr., Richard Ouests at a houuhoid ware* Black. Mr. and MiFred Repola BIG SALE T«ok demonstration last Thursday night and Burton Miller. • UnpalnMd Fwrnirura at tha home of Mr*. Arthur Rake All member* of 't Club" war* on Fourth at. were Mr*. William present Wednesday last week at * And donna PMrt fool Andrews, Mr*. Jame* Adklns, Mra. a meeting at the h* of Mrs. Ed- Edwin Andrew*, Mrs. Sally Wood, na Hutchinson of O.n ave. Those Mr*. Charles McCall. Mr*. A. Meade who attended werers. Rita Bis- Robertson, 8r, Mra. William Hodg* Mtt, Mr*. Henry lmmele, Mrs. SATURDAY and Mr*. Edward Flnley. Otto Reut, Mrs. labeth Watts, Mr*. Maud Kettleton of Fourth Mrs. Charles Yelng Mrs. Robert JUNE 23 AT NOON •t. (ntered Monmouth Memorial Maehette and Mr*.arold Oakes. hospital Sunday. Sh* i* a medical Mrt. Roemmele wasaten at ye*- patient. terday'a meeting of i club at htr Gloria Verrone, daughter of Mr, home on Beach blvd and Mrs. Peter Verrone, was guest Mr. and Mr*. Chas Miller an of honor at a graduation party their children Mary n* and Rich Thursday night at her home on ard of Englewood , guest* thi' Linden ave. Miss Verrone was a Wetk of Mr. Millet father, Bur- mtmber of th* graduating class at ton J. Miller, at hit me on Ocean Atlantic Highlands high school ave. wh«r* ah. was named to th* am- Mr*. Joseph Thowon I* eon lor honor roll. valttclng at her he on Ocean •••«! M»«l IN «.Mf.M Emit Mount of Miller at. under- ave. after htr leg'as fractured Cools, DohumidHUs. went an optratlon Tuesday at Mon- last week In a falli a flight of mouth Memorial hospital whera he stairs. nitora out dirt, dust HOW $ wa* taken Saturday by th* first Members vt the Lie*' auxiliary .95 aid squad. of th* Veteran* otsralgn War* and poll«n. Pitt Into Mr*. Helen Shea returned last will elect delegates the national 249 SHOP NOW! week to her horn* on Navaaink encampment to be eld In New ave. from West Palm Beach, Fla., York city In Augustt the semi window, plugs In llk« SHOP TOMORROW! where th* sprat tht winter. monthly meeting n* Tuesday a1 65 WEEKS TO PAYI Members of th* Highlanda Yacht • p. m. at the Leglchall on Bsj radio, no ducts, no SHOP SATURDAY! club auxiliary Monday night mad* ave, Mra Henrlet Kinney with IXTMA VMIUI plan* for a spaghetti supp.r to be chairman of the rrangemen wator connections. held Thursday, Jaly 12, batwaen I committee for a caroarty atso to IXTHA COiMFORr and 8 p. m. at tha yacht club on be held In August I the benefit Huddy ave, Mrs. Matthew F, Hor- of the miirlllary'e bulng fund for an, auxiliary prtiident, welcomed a post home. Mr*. Hattle Wtlg.l of Gravelly Mr*. Minnie Doylwa* hostest Point at an assoeltts memb«r cf last Thursday night t a demon- Come & See...Coll fc Ask tha auxiliary. stration *f houiehoidrare* at her Mr*, Horan and Mr*. Edward horn*, 1 New at., SeBright, h«ld BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP about th« many items that art on solo LaMarr ara co-chairmen of tha ar- for th* benefit of theuildlng fund rangement* committee tor th* of th* Ladles' auxary of thi for tht homo and for tho aaraonl •upper. The auxiliary will not hold V.F.W. On behalf ofi* auxiliary, regular meeting* during July and Mr*. Doyle pre**nt*dn American 46 MONMOUTM ST, PNONE RE 6-4310 REOEAHK,N.J. August, according to Mra. Horan flag to the Sea Brit grammar who said special events are school at graduation itrcises last OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT LOWIST MICIS TOO ... ON LUMMHt 4 MIUWOMK plnnntd. Regular meeting* will Thursday night at « Methodl resum. early In September. (rhumb. The flag wil>e displayed Plenty of Free Parking Space in Rear of Store on White St. Jfit* Dorothy Krantln, daughter In the school's ansemh of Mr. and Mr*. Michael Franttn Mrs. Mllda Keiferdf, who ha BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP , of 2M Bay ave., left Monday for recovered lulflciently'rom a fai Writ. Of 4. Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. RED DANK LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Branchville where she is one of 16 several wtekt ago i drive . \ MtttPIIMCt tenwndu inui* y"vou«t students attending the ten-day ses- automobile, this we< suffered sion of the New Jersey School of relapse and once agn ho* bee PHONE RE 6431I0 mt "The Super Market Lumber Yard" Conservation at Stokes state for- conltnrd to her home. I ) interciting 12-p»ft ™ Corners of Pearl ft Wall Sin. Qpp. Monmouth Si. AftP Super Market est. | Members of the stcr Wlte / lltuitttttu booklet oa Alyr,,,_ Pvt. Oenrx* n. Andrews, son of Hoelsl club \nnt nls) r TODAY! / Feddert Knom Ait Daily 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sat. 'til Noou PHONE RED BANK 6-5500 Mr, and Mn, WiHIam T, Andrews the (hrewnhury rive aboard the /. Condltloncts. <-<(> «f »T Fifth *t., left Sunday for I Variance Denied UDONAHDO—Pvt. Freak Oeae- M rclli, torn of Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry To Eater Ratgen WUItMt A. Ottktcar. wko-*V *3BV" &U Generelli of Tieaatk ave., w« bam graduated laat weak frem Bed For Parking Lot tomorrow for Cam* Muackaca. „ kafb aekeeL ha* km award- Pries, atn af Mayer aad Mre. P. RUMfON-Tka aaaiar kaara" af Aril., where he vill join • c embed ed a freaMSM aeholerahip te Ore* «>u*tneat ktat »aak aAtataa* a cagintwrs company, afUr ss»adiaa; MJat Priee a* Broad at., Sawder ueivereaty at Maatasa. He It the retureed ketM tram Stare* Kiag laaititiaa 4aayia( aa aapakattoa • tea-day furlwifh at keene. •f Mrs. maces Ottinger of af E. A. Oaratlla for a variaaea Pvt. Generflli recently carnal**- areaeretery as Mai, C**aweH, M. »., h at. aad af tM lata Edward >k»< M WM etaatad "alt aretwd ia tke aaaiaj law ta aeratit •atak- tt batie training; in anti-aircraft B. Ottia«*r. Uakawat af a aarkiac area ta tka ARUMBJ. la tk* matut ol ik« eealicatiaa at artillery at Fort ToOea, L. I. athlete" ky tke atodaot bed*. MMIM MIIMMII lor l«*v< w **WNM IM Me wiH eater Batgara aattveraMy rear af tha Ruataas nft aaarkrt AT1AW MM al Mil MABTISII. Civil ifm tka earaar af River ra. aM la tjaaleaakar te study kertieeltewe. Tfcaaa* P. 4*4* Miurl k»i*(.tkis asr »tf>>»* cnuiiic OranaMa ef aearge A. SMele ef 'aaklaftoai at. Tka area la qw t* tail Ccvrt •» CMi»li>iM Mttiaa- *K«k im fraata aa Waekiactaa at. aM Ir., tk* «r«M41t •» Ik* »»»lie*ti»* «•« J'M" SERVICE Tiatea a*a.. wke fsrmarty aaalart- Homvi$r$ cd aM ef tke atata'e BMet arann- A araatat ia ra»14eatlal.

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Mr. end Mra. Wakar C. Christian Science ef Bamaen rd. a Eterr Bandar M law Badie> etm weddlag aaalve . ATTmMCV AT UV lit a*««aaa*r ptiatee ia laid *aaat». Mr. and Mra. Meter W. tfcywr a suaeaaefitl tat eele Prtdar aad ••d tket witkla tw«tr dere biweWar g:M r. M. WJZ Bial TN M Snad m. Bad I aad family epMt tkt waabi aad la Saturday. Olrt and Bay Saeata aad tk* eald alalati* tkall Mil, Brownies were tka Mlatman, •lalat AMavit. tkia Order aad aa •!• Oak Otoa Me*it el ••elicetlea af tk* Ordat t* be Praak J. AMtektA tea af Dr. la eMrge were MIm BUnoketk IM ead m«M ia tk* S«te af tka and Mra. Prank J. ANattml of tea •eewcreft, Mra. O. Tkndtri Eng- Cewrtv Clerk af tk* Tawitf ef k1*a> i •watk aad tket witkla the seaM tiaas tko Ltctwt _ Btwersiao eve., WM herg aad Mra. C. P. Hard, ausilt- wid alaiati* tkall eauM a nrtMUd «*«r J:M P. II. WQM Keayea aallaca, OtaMar, O. Raaa Maasarlar ackalarakla far tka ary pneideat. INrl Sretitt Mlllng •f tkit Or*H t* ke IM aMk the ate. Callata at LJkeral Arta at Drew. E*trr Twt. II A iraaaau af AaaMral fkrra- tagt ware Ltran Beradr, Bieaoere ntarr af atat*, Mreeaat te the are* a>4t P. M. aM ha ataaa ta eater tka aekaal Wager, MeU Smith, Judy tortght, leiaae *f tk* Metat* ia aa*k eaeee awes gut aaa«*air Ja mi ka aiajarai la Itataatker aM to awjar la M « "^ , e ia kiatary. Ma 1a • «a«kar at At- Natty Kurd. tM Ollkert, SM War- ren tad HaaMk Kaiser; Aa MetiM *f aha Dana Ml fraUraUy. year, atker atkflaraklat will ka IAviaâkekA) a! V Brewnie, Bnaan Smith, aad — rSI rasenlfJi Stf VMM Bartk Maria •artMWat. aa««k- •ivaa aa> tka kaula af atkalaatM Seatjts, Don Havana, Bekart Only • Caakt. tar af Mr. aM Mra. laka ad aerfarajanea aM teneral eeatrlkv Attempt far Pl.l.tif. MM M l dg and Robert PerrlM. S!S» iak a atw tn-tnt* a*r*a* aad Ma*. WiTMJ tla» ta tka eattoge Ufa. »- •* «•_ — ^ — ffc——f^^^g. ek^ât ^t*atam«1al BklB} l«ai. •katrvk a kkar fawtfc Mrtk- B»B/ day Buaday. Mr. aad Mra. Rtcktrd M. Mam- WM IUr*Jy Ultjfrfj •}££ RR*«|I #f R»Vv> TA! will leave MM aMMk tar MM4aa- At UIWW«MM1 Sk-wer iUILD YOUt HOMI •ekl. Re-wireo* NBCK-Miet AaM Har- Tka eiantlva kaara af tka Wa- dy, daughter ef Mr. tad Mrs. Wil- ' ehtk ajat MaMay aftaraaaa vwmmw OTiiava, vut pamm, ia !•* Baa* liam B. Hardy ef Preeh»ld-Cert'e HOWARD LOAN hand ef tke inHSadi Met tan were to autllaa tka aracraa far tMI-Meek rd., WM guest ef haaar a< awlalir swrrladeaMtr I. Hit ia 1M> HAROLDS U. Mra. Frea A. EtHata, MI aratl- a shower Wednesday night af ejast llaa. islaalai tkat sat* eavtrelea aatlaa M**me aVaâtMd tfaat, waa la ekaifa. •Mk at tM kome of Mrs. C. Ed- Cdjfl T. HBANK •f Betaala has k«*a take* e*w If |IH> RAOIO i lUCMrC SHOP slat tket tk* plelatit wklki la tetaala Btraaua ead, M rrant »i Bad Bank MM! Violet Ryaer af Tl parkar ava. ward Anderson In Lakewood. Mra. MAIN ST. I MATTISON AVt «et la Mrll far kls life sad thai ha w or Man I hu left far MMMI, Pla.. where Beatrice H. Thempaon wat ee- ! aMMaed ta eeteet aad le aaw In tkls ake win ka amatayat ky •—tkara heeteat at the shewsr where dee ASWRY PAMC N. J. (AS MN0) eaaatrr si a dieslued penea; tkat be la* aat kaerd fr*a) has wMe sla** Ste» OOORA Ban Telaakaaa aamaany* arattMa were In graen and yellew, iMib*;, IMS wk«a k* wee fareed ta Mtftatrate »n4 Mn. William Olfte wen placed beneath an um- i nrrtgil* Idrna gimititliMi lie m leave h» la Setaeist tkat k« Mlevea hie CU)SKT§ Wlekaiaaa aaa 4a«|wt«r are labrella etispended from the celling. eatd wifife ta k* d*sd*d ead aiUaa far M 'HOWARD SAVINtS INSTITUTION. Nowsrl •tded e awtarlatl a >>ke esid Urflaa Twl MOLDS It UUh a* a atantli't *MatMa>. Tt»ay Ot>.aata at the shower were Mn. •ellera t* a* *Mddi GARMENT* arrive* Jane tl at tka Ma« t Bngene Vrig, Mrs. William Myert, I da iMtekr erder Md dlreat tkat "*Tr*|jiiigfaad AêleitM liiriliif^Ba. Mn. Wlehaiaaa'a aaraata. Mr*. Jemea Barren, Miss Berth raaee a* ekaem Mar* BM aa tke IMkasaea ^*w *feer Hyert, Mn. Jamee Myers, Mrs. dar ef Aetast. IMI. at la •'•task ta tha Mn. Lacy Paee araaMM at feteae**feteae**. at Ik* (tat* Meaee Aaaea. «kM tk* Clit af TMate Itf h «Ml laaatlag far tka vmm* af tha " Caek and Miss Batty •ear, la IMM' awtltlary af tk« tra aaa* Hartman. Thoee who sent ^_ »ou aaay. Tka aeat «aatlM wW ka lagifta whan unable ta attend wen KAimOIK •aatrnkar. Mra. Jaty Ban* aM Mn. Mahlen Btlaa. MIm Earlln* Mn. Ray Brawler etrvea rafraak* Decker, MIM Edna Tantum, Mra. •9 MAfLE AVE. RED BANK 6.1041 maau. Mawkara at tka aaalllary tt same Cnwbueb, Mn. Wilbur tlTtlr. et least aate It *a*k weeweekl . a*M will k* la ekarM at tka aaka kaatk Mre. Eugene Prleeau rritedlai tk* retara ear ef tki * ' aM refrajhmeate at tka fair wMek and Mr*. William Curry. CnMB* st. DtJes) (GaNMral Motor*) dVdttW HI DONALD I i win ka kaM JNM M, * aM M, Hardy wilt became tke MILTON -oiiiir*^" Mcatben areaaat at tka Caal Meat- af J. Gordon Thempaon of Attmn HMMdlatelr la 1 Imf **«tM Attmn fa,r- PlaiatiaT... , reetw af the Mvle inf. heaMea tkaaa wwtlaaM wara Van Hktevltte at I p. m. Sunday II Br**B44 ftratt. •raa* C*atr*t jell Mn. Ethel HtrkaH, Mia. Patrleto at m. Mary'i CmtkoHa church. n>d Beak NM.I .I lit It k Want, Mra. MaeMlae Waat Mra. to auteh SUPUIMB COURT Of NtW MBMV " '' ' Eisy Witbovt y Darla MMHall aM Mn, OatkarhM J BMJvwJ Bnavtsaj Fair Havcrn »•.» i natea the rate aff ann taar aeas t We««. DOCKBT HO. M.IIIMI M Rk Th< W. O. Danait nktral atara OM Rtimsen high tektol grtdu- Ottlt Attlaa. MatlM ef Orler fer Pak- > IR ft#Nvy wtwfB Meerlaeke*fc*ehj*,laie*f aeeeadeaertj*, RttM H tM k H ate, Mite Nancy MMMeil, U Sy*a> m aat W mere ave. Pair Haven, hot a-eespt- *»i afkloatr iitiKtlna/Dactan taf teat ka earn MMaya fram M a- ». Ued a freakman eckolanhlp ta Okie »• •,•>. ataaat fram t to I f. m. Mlvenity, Athens. Okie, fer tke T*I KATnanm now tur*jrtt__ 1 Mr. aM Mn. Rlekar* B. Ma-nil term opening In September, fuRcUoa '"{Li"*"' "•""• •*" "X?*" Caarl *l K*w fnn, Cbttiirr Biei. Coach kare «aM tkelr Praaaact a«a. WM aaneuacad today by Or. •lee. Meaaevtk Cemtr. aad* ea tM fine aaekeeht-fett aiiatraMt. khaor k&C âj ^ **? f*yj tke frets d*kt of t t o MrM . aad MraM Rl. Ralpkk OJearge W. Starcher, seholanhip FREE CHECK IIP Iltk der af iaat, Illl. ia a *a«e* £ JSK?,'"" *»«•«••• " wrote- dM aar teed kr tklt or4i- Learn. cemmlttM ehairman and deaa af wkwtla iewtfe Bl*r*aa, Jr., it vlalatl*. aad r*« are defeadeat, ran an kenky m Ike "eaMa aad rajdiassa.ef aB a4V . aat evtr Mln«tHa Mr. and Mre. Jakn Unlveraity eollega. Miss MtcMelll. . .Jlt,tM.tll asd tkat tin!,. kotkeV you. Try Doaa'a Fife-* athi nenlrtd t* aatwtr tk* ceaalelal *f la* SBBBMBâjajgjMBj tJBaj •jB3^VBjSBBRJBBJg 41 Monroe ave., htvs omaghUr ef Mr. and Mr*. Jamaa E, •Ulatit *• « befere tk* llth dar af ja benla aade ead th* diuirtk. Uied luwceifullr kr aWea) |5 UPAUUIiG Aamu. Itll, aad la defaan.thereat. . kereia aMkeriied wilt *• •v.rl« mn. IVttiMitMlwwaaartkMe bury Mttkedlst ewerc* MaaWettV la the youngaat ef two aaeb Jajdaaieat will b* mdned eaalaat debt llalUUeai allewed by Mr. and Mra. Warrea Herbert eklMnn. Her tether I* • tree ei- A SPECIALTY r aert in her elota of M, the naked Mnmf tketr awn ta Mr. and Mra.•ftk. owing her klgk tekMi ca- af Mid salt 1st* *fct«(e Oaerge B. lata. rter MIW MMMIIH WM a memoir CU SHOP a MMWM af llvane bMweea sskf ef the Matlmul Honor aoeiety, tht Mta Karma MtrMr. daughter of twlrNng atuad, the Red Croat, WM 696 LO 6-1390 Mr. Md Mra. John C. Marker of a eenier Ufa Mver, and tM winner I* Bread Prerptot are, hM returned to Oar. af the chemistry award. Ska In- h iaa* Itll. UtA many when itt • t aaeHtao. tend* to beeome • trained chemist. Netawef analrat wttk tk* Air PerM. ame Robert D. Brown, seaman re- made tka trie ta Oemeay by atone, FLOORS WALLS Betate af Oaart* O. WatemMa, de* •rait, t7. I. Navy, of M Hondriek* ANDIRSON eaaaad. Ketlce Is kM*ky *«* that tea Maying Meaday from an air MM •en oL, hM completed recruit train- kg at tM Naval Training Canter, Uult T. Oraadlnettl BM ntM a•alabridge. Md. This initial la- Laurel rd. keuM te Mr. and Mra. aWhi dectrlMtloa included Instruction In fer Mtt aNta tJeaatr Henry B. Miner af trrtagton; a •Mh dlrenlfled Midi as seaman- Levitt ava. haute te Mr. anal Mra. thin. Ire Bgktlng, gunnery, signal- Fred Santera ef Beet Orange, and LINOLEUM mg and ether counet deslgnid to a Wltlaw ar. fcaim to llaary BMke the recruit well vened In ASWALT Till CORK TILE ROlttR Till lihKr at Bataatowa. •very nham ef Navy life. Upon Mra. Henry ft OermaM M. R» temptation ef th* 11-week training Mtat af tka Woman'a Oultd af Bt.aarlod, graduates are assigned to S WHARF AVE. Jokaa EaiaoaMl ekaMl. aa« Mra.duty aUtlona with tka fleet or al Nil WalUr Bowker. vka aratMaat wara •bore aUtlona, or an tent to serv- RID RANK •-SI52 SElF-HOmilD ettalrmca at tke Aral aanual ekIV ice eckoole for advanced ttebnlcat dren'a carnival lait waak m tketraining. HIM ROTARY POWf ft chape! lawn. Tkey reaort that tke LAWN A4OVVMS affair waa highly etteeeiahl, arvaral A eeriee af weekly rummage salss niaamaamCai Mre)4M hmonc ehlMran atUMIat »M a» will atari Tueaday, July J, at tht WiacWw 4 Phto GIBM Jaylag two aaasat akewa, "Jack and wMl A Foremost Cplecopel Mrlah houae by the La. Itl.tt.. tha BaaMtalk" aM "Uttla Ra4 dlM' guild. The MIM will open at Mowar of'81 Riding Hooa." Other feature* wara M a. m. and will be hold every Rolkr * SkM-Paa Drive a mtrry-go-round, aaay rl4*a, hay Tueaday throughout tha aummer. No Whwb rideg aM garnet. The gulld'a final meeting for tha GIBM T«M For Embaty MathMM ekurch will summer will be held Wednesday, Omilt. UMJ FunritHN Finwr Tip Chud. heM a family picnic Saturday. July June tl, at the parish house. Fool Proof Rtvam T, at the Oceaa County park, Uka- BB IT ORDAUAD >» tk*i MeyMeyei r aad Mr*. John McCu* and ton Ed- Sfiwty Auto Glut Ceaaell ef tka Bar**!* afBasue* A Sis* for Every Naao] ward ef Hondrkkion pi. attended . SMtiaa I. rreat aad after ta* at 19" to 80" The Maimone brethtra ka«t MM tht Ted Mack and Original Ama- IMAUSo WIK4S TOtJ «• a Kings rd. home te Mr. and Mra. frea the taittrlr *ad af BMuea Reee, iniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiBii teur Hour show last Thursday at a MbUe street ef tke Bereifh tl Batv Robert Huairik and QUMHI dr. the Madison Squire Garden In New Tarmia Yaar Ucal Dealer ar CeB bemea to Mr. and Mra. Theron B. fork. Tl GLASS CO SsetlMf. At»^ SE *-M7t - HE MfM Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Bdwln ft. Mra. John Baker and two chil- BED eVUIB ANY TIME Weaver and Mr. and - Mn. JMeph dren will leave by plane today for aare tkaa Will « kT'ismS! Strubtl. , " their home at Buffalo, N. V., after la Ik* Cernty Jail fer a serjedaal Irving A. Bttmmirs, ton of Mn. r*iMtatlv*| I t4.MS.lt btfare wk*a a ceavlstlea air be bad, et, received lilt bachelor of artt Haven rd. Mr. and Mra. Larry lt.4tt.SS beetle* I. Tkls Ordlatan tkall take degree from Seattle PaelBe college, Waddell of Syracuse university win IS.TII.st efttt ••** its taute* aad SttkUatUea HIM Seattle, Wash., a week age Friday. Battlvabl* 10.4JI.il sttatdlns t* law. spend th* coming weak-end ken Cktrtti ta Oiicettdlai Vaara Btvtau* Ma majored In eoelal itudwa. with Mr. and Mrs. C. U Waddell. PUBUO MOTMB The f*r*te«t erdlattee wee htre- Hie Teung Adult feliowthlp of Mre. Emily Botelho of Wayns dttced at a renter SMetln* ef tkt Merer IN Embury Methodist church will hold Pi., visited Mia* Elisabeth Scow- ead Ceaaell ef tk* Bartaik «' UABIL1TII K./„ kiM Jaat 14, — a covered disk eupper tomorrow at croft of Pair Haven rd. Sunday. Atvroariatlen H t:4» p. m. at tke kerne ef Mr. and Mrt. Botelho It the mother of Rev. Aceaiiatt Payaklt aad Otatr lli.lliti.i Rt»tviUr» an4 *ptel»l Ku»4« »,U. BANK Mrs. Edward Wells, IM Markham Butane Botelho, who WM priest- Rtttrve fsr Ctrttia Alien Rtcilviblt „ 2».52«.7« ii,4ll,IS pi. In-charge of tha Chapel ef tha Holy lurplu. : H * tl.tll.ll •7.4J7.II Utr.fBl>.r4 HV,^..,dttdttMtiaM . Katharine E. Undsrs hu MMCommunion hare aeveral summers aetlee la kerekr llv*a ta tk* artdltera ITS TOTAL L1ABIUTU8, BBKIVBt AND SURPLUS «4J|l04jO« %U*MW slata all Nraens dtslrisc te bs *t said dttaawd t* exklklt ta tk* sil. her ftlvervlew ave. home ta Mr. and ago. taorsea will jj^ljj'" wl- atrlbealb r adalalitratrladalalitradlltttl a at atensaldtlensaldd, tktltkrl Mrs. Patrick R. Seottl af Us U«n- Joan MeQttten •»* Robert At V COMPARATIVE STATIMtNT OP OPBBATIONg AND SURPLUI daats aad deatddeatads atlt tktke Miidd N. ard St., Red Bank. received the Daughter* —d tk ajmtki fsa MATTHEWS BROS. •KtVINUB Year 11(1 Year 1141 MI4 i. N. J. Cadet Robert O. Ferguson, ten th* America* Revolution good Surplut Btvtnut Calk Appropriate I ll.llo.ll | ll.fll.ll NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD ef Mr. ami Mra. Robert O. Fergu- Itsnshtp award* at eloelng exerel Cumat It'tauti (Ctih Baiit) ~.-~ 110,711.11 UI.III.W aon. Sr., of ldt Point rd,, It eaalgned ot tha Willow Strait school lai Ia tk* mttttt tf tke enate al O»ktUt Itll. TOTAL RBVBNUI „....._...... I14I.TU.II I14M4I.II Plbbaa, denaeed. MaU*« t* trtdlten POI AUTHOIIZID to tut ROTC encampment at fort WMK. Monmouth when he will train until The Public Health Nursing i BXPBNDITURBI Paranaat t* tke erdSr ef Derata M*. re?Ctrellsa. July M, A etudent at Rutgert unl> elation of RiMMon, Sea Bright and Ontratlam, Budttt and Bmtrttntr 4I.100.II I It.lll.ll laddln, ftirrefate at the Oaaatr ef Mea- ?*w Ben, vanity, lilt apeelallted aehoollng In Local Stkwl Ta« 4T.14S.I1 41.111.14 aeatk, aede et tke elovttta dar ef Pareeai, tabriHU*, ' Pair Haven will hold a well-baby Count* Ta> 14,411.11 14,114.11 huu, 1*11, ea tk* epaJliatiea ef JMb --- ta fnerat *l*lai aaslasl eMate.. 4 Oembi. Seas, the Signal corn* will''mike him eonfennca Thursday sfttrnoon, R. Dlkatn. lelt tittntrlt ef th* ttutt mtat ta the erder aTP*naia M*. Bed Bank, K. f. 114.11, eligible fer • oemmlsslan either In June M, «t Willow Strett school TOTAL IXPBWHTURM 1111,111.14 IU0.lll.il •f Oaktlla Dlbktn, ddttstd, n*tltt ti - nte ef tk* Ceaatr ef Maa. Atteners. tha Reserve corps or tht regular ntltkj |Wtn t* Ik! endlttn *f atli Dr. Irving K. Lovett, assisted h; >lui rrnm Operation. I IMH.tl I lt,471.»T d*Ntt»d t* «xlllklt ta tki ivkierlker, Army. Hi ta ent of 1.KM ROTC th* association nurses, win be 1*1* txtcatrli et efereatld, tktlr debts Matiu It knskr *!*" tkat tka tii»unf th* Coo«. siaviei •HIM throughout the nation. af tha Methodist church, is • l.lll.ll k* feravt? kerrtd of tktlr aetlrai tktrt. t ta th* nbeirlbert, tr af Maiiaaatk and raperttd fer settle* Surplui Rerenuti fer ttalnit tk* laid suJMirlktr. I, tkelr debts tad ant, te Tk* Mamtautk Cauntr Court. Mr. and Mrs. Lylt X. White hare tsnding k ministerial school a Balanct, Januarr lit lf.41T.ll 41,144,11 Prabate Divlilea, an Tender, tke Taatk OMan Orov*. Dated i ttt^>i^\*«^gjl^' ""• told their home at • Carilli tar:, to 1101,111.11 I 11,117.11 —- -»»••• «* *^w •# B^BBp •esBT ajnjf m av*) ••• • ^n^*« » deref Ja>, A. D,, Illl, tt II a'elotk Mr. aad Mn. John P. KMty. Other , Leslie J, (Sale, Jr., of Fair Ha A.. M,, at wkttk tin. •ti>l!c«tlon «>ll U Ltm Approprltltd In Currtnt ludftt 11,110,01 11,700,11 aede fer Ike allawaatt *f teaalislois recent tain Include tht Woodbine ran rd., a paratrooper, left yeiter avi, home ef Mr. and Mre. Iran O. day far Seattle, Wash., aftsr spsn Itlaaii, Ottiaktr Hit - W, O Ifctrt MsaiM, itiii " L A. ».. list. Htimllch te Mr. and Mre. John B. Ing a tan-day furlough with h kr&w Banferd, and tha ltT Piaeknay rd. parents. 114,1a. ,,.,--,. .nJra X. Dtd'*i), I. Thst a; tax tali kt held In 1111. ^ A J7I Breta .firiv*. homo of Mr, and Mn. Bden S. Tomorrow night's muting ol II. That iTax Ovtrparmtnu at rtfundtd ar eanetlltd, I, Thi laltrfundi teeounti bt llqiildtttd, Laet aad P' Aukum, Pltttr Ctunlr, Swing, Jr., to Jamat L. Burke. tht Monmouth Philatelic lootitj 4, The Maslttrate bt bonitd, We ilneirtir heal II. California. Tht board of education of theit tht borough hall hen will bi Thf above lummirir or lynoiuli «aa tirtytM (rom tht upott ef, aualt •( te »au. but If mu il Admtnlitnttte, ¥•!•'«Messrs . Psrni•>f»»J!r»»»"*ue, L>l , NONE m Um 6-4500 Bunuy-Mhool at Xmbury Metho- conductsd by the womin mem' tht TtwnihlV of'AttoMIe' ''" itlc,, CountCsufitVVf•Mfflu* of NanmouthuutKr'foi, fo'r tilthet "ctTendtr'ntr'1150calendarjrtar l.lif... ThiThlsi rtmtmktr ihinan at* In > Ceneni * Coaki, diet ehurch will mttt • wMk from ban. Thi muting will start it rttinrt of auiilt iiikailttad b» Joi»ph t\ Rtaman li on Alt at tht Townihlp fcltrk'i reu will rsiever it ' Red Beak, M. t, ntr ks mipiettj kr snr wt*rait*d paries. round colttams af |io,»l toBajot at I:W e'eletk, • . I1T.II MAMir OMMS, Clark. Atteniri. (11,11. Mtsmsrs. ,^- Training Army's Toughest Fighters otf-picM «tm»t«itt tf tfct fttffkttt ft|hfi«f mffN in ««r Amf art HIttrataf fv«rrillfl vtfftrt in tkt U.S. lafeMry't «t«> Rt*|tfTrti»iftf C««ttr •! 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