RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 45. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 7,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 12. Old Orchard Paris, and in Baptist church. jorle Douglass, St. Mary's, Deal; Sever* Competition program will Include "When Yuba sign rlght-of-access maps across Margaret Carney, St. Rose of Lima, Both Mr. Nelson and Harry Lov- Leon Wolcott, farmer, Waterford, 1M9 went to the French Camer- borough lands. But, said Mr. Wil- Mora than M0 persons are ex- Va.; Catherine Warnecker O'Brien, Plays the Tuba Down In Cuba,' oons, where he served 11 years aa pected to attend the affair, ac- Freehold; Jacquelyn LevMar, Our gren, former councilman who also which he will play with the band lett, these maps have not yet been Lady of Perpetual Help, High- has given his life to commercial Judge Giordano housewife; Russell T. Hodgklss, a missionary of the Presbyterian signed. cording to Patrolman Joseph Mc- owner of Honey Bee Florist ahop, The high school band will open church of America. For his pio- Garvay. Jr., and Det. Frank Pal- lands; Mildred Keelen, St. Ann's, fishing, say that surfboat fishing Is Shrewsbury; Evelyn Porter, teach- the'Program with Sousa's "Stars neering efforts among the Pygmies, Officials here have been holding lone, who are in charge of tickets. Keansburg; Rita Centimolc, St a dying thing in America, being Sentences Bedle er In Rumson public aehool sys- and Stripes," followed by the over he was made a Life Fellow of tha out against signing the maps until Anthony J. Nesto and John J. Joseph's, Keyport; Catherine Vogt killed by more modern methods, tem, and E&vard W. Scott, en- ture from "Marta," "The King and the state came up with an agree- St. Catherine's, East Keansburg; faster power boats that come out FREEHOLD — County Judge Royal Geographical society of Eng- Nolan of the entertainment com- John C. Giordano sentenced Harvey gineer for Eastman Kodak com- I," "Parade of the Wooden Sol land in 1937. ment conceding to modify its park- mittee have reported that music Audrey Hanisch, Star of the Sea, from Inland waters, and severe pany in Klngaport, Tenn. diers," "Miami Beach Rhumbs,," way plans. The borough has been Long Branch; Janet Gordon, St. competition. Bedle, 3d, 18, Bedle rd., Keyport. During his years In Africa, the will be provided by Jack Hayman Mary's, New Monmouth; Rose last Thursday to two years' proba- "You Belong to Me," "WhyOon't speaker collected many line ex- pressing for a bridge across the and his orchestra. There are a few hangers-on. They Mr. Francis Is class president, You Believe Me," "Takes Two to parkway at Rlverdale ave.—which Phillips, St. Anthony's, Red Bank; said veterans like Pete Peterson, tion, a suspended sentence to An- amples of African art and anthro- Purcell was recently promoted to Dorothy Carle, Holy Cross, Rum- nandale 'reformatory and a $100 and will preside at the banquet Tango," "Glow Worm," "King Cot pological artifacts, which he gave the state Alans to dead-end—for a the rank of sergeant In the local Charley Holgerson and Al Johnson, 'ton March." "The Little Brown general reduction' in the amount of son; Ellen Ferreggarlo, St. Cather- still beach their boats at Monmouth fine for two thefts Feb. 17. to Lincoln university aa a memorial police department. He has been a ine's, Spring Lake; Mary Ann He was charged with taking 1700 Jug" and "The Star Spangled Ban- to his wife who had died in Africa. land to be taken for the parkway member of the police force since Beach. And so do some pound op- ner." and other downward revisions Ih Raye, Precious Blood, Monmouth erators who work off the Galilee worth of equipment from the Wal- Three Tracts In World War II, because of his 1938 and was made a detective in Beach; Harriet Mclntyre, St. ter Strauss stable, West Long Gall Nelson will play a clarinet knowledge of Africa, he waa made the project's design. Talk that has April, 1W6. strand. But there's an absence of solo, "Concertino" by Wetter; Thor- gone on»Jor months has had only James, Red Bank; Patricia Cook, new comers to the surf. Branch, and $1134 from a diner a consultant to the Office of War He has been serving aa acting St. Dorothea's, Eatontown, and in Colt's Neck. His attorney, Har- Sold at Rumson nell Jones .a euphonium solo, Information, and to the O. S. S. minor results. • captain of the detective division Talking to a reporter, both men "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," and the Jerri Ferrantl, Holy trinity, Long said one-boat fishermen are faced vey Hartman, In a long plea for , RUMSON—The Charles E. Swee- For the past year, Dr. Underhlll with temporary rank alnce last Branch.' leniency, pointed out the faintly majorettes will give a twirling has been a special consultant to June 1. by Increasing competition from big background and said ha had never ney agency reports the sale of number, "On the Grand Concourse." companies that send fleets out of three acreage plots In Shrewsbury the secretary of labor and Industry been in trouble. Judge Giordano Head majorette is Emily Scarica- of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl- Standard Oil New Bedford and Boston and New told the youth, "I hope you are Point park, Rumson, owned by the massa, and twirlsrs are Louise Tork, with equipment few individu- late Edward W. Scudder, publisher vania on the problem or migratory Williamsons Buy H. B. Milliard ashamed of yourself." A co-de- Johnson, Gloria. Maaiaroppl, Jo Ann tabor. He has been responsible for als could afford to buy—and all this fendant, John Collins, Long Branch of the Newark News. With the Madia, Kathy Renter, Bonya Schu- Attorney Retires adds to the gamble fishermen must above sales, the Scudder estate, many pioneering "firsts" In the field take today. ave., lLong Branch,, was given a macher, Oail Heyer, Elsa Svlnlsnd, of redevelopment and alum clear- RUMSON-John B. Mockaitla of Fair Haven House Joins 2d National suspended sentence to Annandale known as* Shrewsbury Point park, Ann Falvo, Virginia Donsto, Miml Mr. Lovgren said that fishing— has been entirely sold. • ance. ' •. Rumson rd., a patent attorney in Harold B. Mlllward has joined and turned over to army au- Benowlta, Ellen Lehtonen and Nan the patent division of the Standard The Ray VanHorn agency, real- by boat, out of the river, around thorities. I One of the tracts with MO feet cy Ferraro, and color guard, Ruth Oil Development company, retired tors, report tha purchase by Mrs. the Second National bank as an tha Hook—will be carried on by six on Oyster Bay dr. and the same Sehwenser, Nancy. Potter and Carol Mv 1 after- nearly 37 years' service. George A. Williamson, Ocorge A. assistant cashier, and will be In or eight local fishermen this sum- Others sentenced were: frontage on Oyster bay, formerly Local Couple Williamson, Jr., her son, and Nan- charge of its mortgage department mer. Among them, he said, are Paul Merriman, Silverton ave., known as Polly's pond, was aoM to Wells. Little Silver, suspended sentence Band members Include Elisabeth cy Williamson, her daughter, of a himself and his brother Ina, Mr. Chester Wotyoha of Jersey City, new seven-room brick and frame Nelson, Ed Gustason, Anton David- to state prison, of one to these a wholesale druggist. This parcel Levy, Emily Smith and Buth Craw- Married 25 Yean years, live years' probation and ford, flute players; Gall Nelson, ranch house just being completed son and others. has an approximate depth of 410 Mr. and Mra. Joseph Acauaro of by Anthony T. deStefano. The resi- must pay $15 weekly for aupport feet and It comprises In excess of Carolyn Bochtoldt, Clare Tllton, Sometlmea, said Mr. Lovgren, the of wife, Angelina, South Fifth ave,, Betty Wulf, Diane Sanford, Gerry Shrewsbury avo. observed their dence is located at #4 Hanee rd., In fishing takes one night or one day. two and one-half acres. Another Mth wedding anniversary Wedaes- the Orange Square section of Fair Long Branch, and a child. A biga- tract fronting on Oyster bay with Roche, Nancy Predmore, Lea Van- Sometimes the one-boat catch is my complaint against Merrlmaa Note, Ken Fayette, Fred Hoffman, day of last week. Saturday night Haven on part, of the former Da- eight mackerel or 3,000 pounds of a road frontage In excess of 100 their children entertained their par- vid A. Schulte estate on a plot of Ash, depending on how they're run- was dismissed by the grand -jury, fast on Oyster bay dr., was sold to Pat ffaiuen, Carolyn O'Matley, ants at an open house reception. hind 110x330 feet. according to the prosecutor's office. Leonard VanEss, a contractor of Ross Petslng, Carol Tarlin, Whllda ning, and how they're caught. The Mr. and Hra. Acquaro, who have . On the first floor are a large boats go out from three to four to Robert Siwakowskl. 19, Union Matawan. This plot, comprising ap- Sranln, Sharon Burdge and Tony living room with log-burning fire- st., Keansburg, suspended sentence proximately two acres, has consid- Howard, clarinets; Lois Slegel and lived In Red Bank all of their mar- as muoh as 20 miles offshore. Nets ried life, were marrlad In New place, dining room, paneled den 300 to 6,000 feet long are strung out, to Annandale and driver's llcenae erable frontage On Oyster bay and Mark Oreenwald, bass clarinets; opening on an enclosed porch, kit- revoked, for stealing a car owned an inlet from Oyster bay la the Ales David. Carl Schwenksr, Jr., Tork city.'. Mrs. Acquaro la the then hauled In. Sometimes there's former Marie Bucel of New Tork chen wfth formica counters, two trouble— like whan ahips cut acroas by Mary Urbanlk, Ocean townshjp, boundary on the entire southerly Robert Patterson. Joseph Malln tiled baths, one with built-in van- Feb. 2. A term of probation was not line of the plot. city. Mr. Acquaro presented a IMS the nets and ruin them. eonko ' and Vincent Rossi, alto Ford to his wife. The couple are ity-lavatory, and three bedrooms, Imposed when his attorney, John The Sweeny agency also sold to saxophones;, James Richardson and planning an extensive motor trip There are a stairway to a second County Market Good A. Petiilo, Red Bank, requested Ernest Oardella, Sr.« of Rumson, Joe Ellison, tenor.sax; Raymond for the Fall/Mr. Acquaro la em- floor for future development, a. full When fishing la good, so, too, are it be omitted so he may enter tha parcel 18 which comprises two aw Radellffe, baritone aas; Jo Ann ployed by the Atlantic Highlands basement and an attached double sales, said both Mr. Lovgren and service. a half acres of wooded ground Work, French horn; Bant* CM- Clothing company. garage. Mr. Nelson, It's the local market famuel McKenile, 19, and Wil- with a frontage of approximately mentl, Bob finelll, Orover Burdgt, —right in the county—that's to- liam Collins, 34, both of Wicker Sat Leago, Don Morria, Bill la- The couple have three children Miss Nancy Williamson, who Is MO feet on Oyster Bay dr. and w Andrew Acquaro of Neptune City; one of the leaders of Red Bank's day's best — though sometimes pi., Morganville, auspendtd one-to- tending about $60 feet to the Ave. orskl, Jim Harvey, Bob Wellner, trucks are called In to haul good three-year state prison terms, three Jonathan Adltr, Dwlght Young, Mrs. Lawrence Rousaell, Shrewe- cancer drive, expects to teach of Two Rivers, where It has a try, and Mrs. John Choma, Fair school In this area next year, catches up to New Tork. years' probation and 1900 fine for frontage of MO feet.. Bill Arvford and Irving Hainrn, Javan. They also have two grand- Oaorge A. Wllllamion, Jr., Is asso- Mr. Lovgren aaid that the Indi- operating a dice game Mar. le. The Scudder residence was mov- eornetst Noel Nllson, Brim King, children, Lawrence. Jr., and Oerard ciated with the Standard Oil Com vidual fiaharman has had his prob- Harry Behrens, Jerome ave., El- ed several years ago to tha Rum- •III VanNote and Arthur Hcbeler, Roussell. pany of New Jersey. lems In recent years, bucking com- baron, who waa charged with •tab- eon Country ehtb and la «ow tha troasheaes! Thornell Jones and Jets •. MtrbaHts petition set up by big companies bing his neighbor, William O'Con- main part of tha elubhouee. Some Arae tvlnla**, baritones; Uwrsnce Harold B. Mlllward that send down groups of two, ners, Chatham ave,, waa ssnteneed of the ownere In Shrewsbury Paint Wright, bass: Robert Dants, bells, Mr.' Mockaitla joined the Stand- to four to seven yeara In state County Tax'Board ard Inspection. laboratories In the Cancer Fund Reaches three or more boats to work togeth- irk are ' Eldest Loblctn, Craig and Dave Stevenson, Alfred Wright, Mr. MillwarA waa born In Weal er, using all aorta of modern equip- prison for atrocious assault and aaren, Horace K. Homer, How* Norman llcksls, Nick Piroeo, Roc Bsyonne refinery, of Standard Oil Orange, educated in Newark school battery. >; K In 1919. Ha was transferred to their •682 at Fair Haven ment. "I gueaa our methoda are a ard Heck, T, B, Hall, James John- co Manilla, Darryl Smith, Richard Re-elects Kirsch and Is a graduate of the Amnican bit old fashlonid, and It aacma no ston, V. A. Miletll, D. r. Freeman, DeFlore, Richard FiniM and Tracy development department In 1911, Msyor and Mrs. Kdgar V, Denlae Institute of Banking, and upon the formation of the de- more young fellows are joining u»," H. M. Stewart, H. R. Cerberry and llngleten, psreusslen, FREEHOLD — The Monmouth and Assssaor and Mrs, Ray Van- He was a member of the staff ol But, he said, "Tou just don't quit Firemen to Collect J. C. Platan. oounty board of taxation Friday velopment company was atalgncd Horn, co-chairmen of the Fair Ha- to their reieareh laboratories, the United States savings bank cl this buslneia, once you've made the Waale Paper Sunday re-elected William B. Klrsch, Long ven eanctr drive, report that lUi! Newark sixteen yeart, and for th Investment of, say, 110,000 or more (Had Is ear •lean,TwWsu All Branch, president at Its aanual or- When the patent division wsa or* has bien collected to date of a Relief Engine company of Rod Charted With Molesting •r esstn iradvilIvile Halaasle sad ramie d|. psat five yeart has been employsd and put your heart In the job." la it. re» Mraaealir, ganlaatlon meeting. .He waa ap- gaalaed In1910, he was one of the quota of 11.000 and that gift* aro by the Plalnfleld Trutt company as Bank will collect scrap paper tun- Girls, Local Man Jailed pointed to the board In 1M4, and la original members making up thin being made daily, manager of its mortgage depart Support Inlet Plan day afternoon, Joseph Cliary Is in i Jerea starting his second full term a organisation, A number of the Fair Haven ment. His banking experience hss Both men believed there could be charge of the project. Ronald Hayes, M, of M.Weet Ik, R* prasldant. Mr, Mockaitla attended Vlllsnova contributions are In the nature of bttn primarily In real ostatt and a real revival In ocean fishing In Firemen, manning a fleet of Bergen pi., 'Red Bank, wag sen- . Tha board announoed that It baa college, from which he received hi* "memorial gifts" In memory of rela- mortgage lending. this area If there was an Inlet from trucks, will canvass evi ry streetjn tenced to from «o to M daya In . „ MerlasH Meaey reoeived notice that appeal! to tha bachelor's degrie In chemistry, and tives and friends who have been the Atlantic to the Shrewsbury, the borough, Mr. Cleary italed this the county jail Monday morning fsf letMa, farae,, eeasirr eilsle keel atate tax board from Rumeon, Mon- the University of Pennsylvania, aanoer vlotlmi, A resident of Plalnfleld since 103/ through which the boats could pan, week that householders who find by Magistrate John V. Crowell on ana iulMlaia, ••Isllfta er an, Um mouth Bsacli, Deal and Ocean from which he received his degree Mr. Mlllward will move to Middle, They left It to "enpirt engineers" It Inconvenient to remove large lira seat oaraient llkaral lesss e Msyor Denlae and Mr, VanHorn town Village In July, where ha hai a disorderly conduct charge, aaseaitiiklt nropertlea. Jeaeiih I, MaUm township will be htard her In nharmaeeutlcal chemlntiy, Hli announce that any other fair Ha to aay If the cut should be at Low amounts of waste paper may make Hayes, who wsa arrested Sun- Ages.ii lasK«ri, Merlfsa* DteeM Hay », bsohilor of law digrce wsa earned ven folk* who wlnh to muku purchased ft home. Moor—aa propoiid by' such Llona up a small bundle and place a day night by Sgt, Frank Masse, swai faeoiTW l-lltl,—AlnrtlMSiesi Mr*, flhta Day and Mra, Doro at Fordham university. "memorial gift" nhnuld «*nrt In dub loaders ai Mayor O«orge H, noli on top aaklng firemen to call wan charged with mnlsntlng twn thy Relohey w«ra named chlel He is » mcmbiir of the Amerlcln Itrtali' checks ts Mr, VanHorn'r of- Waaalns Ul Id Krauts, Councilman Ralph W. Law- at the door, Bundles, h« said, girl* In tha Carlton theatir. Hayaa * TaliWalss) Piealslr Ms* WkalaWaaied A wonderful •ainnmint. «( In* •hould he placed within eight ol KalantDwlaMnwini TaTelevfaiol Wilsai Cs' , IA "|.o4t "' l clerk and. iinlor elnrk, reaps* Chemical focltty and th« Kllitnith I flee payable to the American Can RtnilnvKul i OlfOKtI •hipth . »1MJl l>nI n a»i. rence and ax-Couneilman Uwranc denied tha charge. —Ai1 «irllNa*at, lively. •lka'lad|(, 'aer satiety, Aiiurr rark,—Aavinliimtnl, McCormlck-or at Sptraaeetl cave the atrejt, ' RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1958.

Fair Haven Woman TO TAKE TJkWt IN CEBEMONT Oil Store Upieto, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Daughter to Get To Face Reckless Count Miss Miriam Lebedun of 42 Barker Blaze Damages Bedroom FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. George L. ave., a student at New Jersey Col- FAIR HAVEN — A bedroom in VanDeusen of 304 Fair Haven rd. lege for Women,' New Brunswick, the home of Herbert Johnson, Thompson Estate will take part in the 33d annual Navesink ave., was damaged Tues- YOUR DOLLARS .was issued a lummom on a charge FREEHOLiCM-Eunlee \* Thomp- of reckless driving by Patrolman Sacred Path ceremony at «:4B to- day morning by lire which started son of New Shrewsbury, who ditd William Bobbins Friday night afV night at the college. Mlsg Lebedun when an oil Jtove upset In a pile Apr. 2, willed her estate' to her ter the car she was driving col- and two other students will sing of trash, according to Firo Chief daughttr, Bernadlnt B. Smith, Her lided with a car driven by Joseph the "Sacred Path Song." Robert Matthews. 1 will was among those filed for pro- Kirms of Locust. Mr. Kirmi wife, Firemen extinguished the blaic bate last week in the office of Sur- who suffered head and leg injuries NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST in an hour. They were hampered rogate Dorman McPaddln. in the crash, was treated at Rlv- CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — Hesldents by heavy smoke and had to use gas The respective widows will re- erview hospital. of this area who were named to masks to enter the house, Chief Matthews stid. ceive the estates of John A. Ho- According to police th( accident th» dean'« honor list of students hrough of Fair Haven, who ditd occurred on River rd. The com-at Harvard college for the fall Mr. Johnson refused to leave the Apr. 4; Edwin H. Wharton of Key- plaint against Mre. VanDcusen wan term Include Geoffrey M. Kalmus, building despite the (Ire and smokt port, who died Mar. 6; Eugene made by Mr. Kirms. She is sched- Sycamore ave., Shrewsbury; Ed- until ordered out by police. Gertrude Beavers. uled to appear before Magistrate ward D. Viner, Red Hill rd., Mld- Carl Becker, a flreman, was over- - Catherine B. • Luke of Ocean dletown township, and Harold R. come by smoke and was treated township, who died Apr. It, willed John V. Crowell next Tuesday by the first aid squad which stood morning. ^^^^ Collard, 126 Main st., Keyport. a living room rug to a nleee, Em- by white flrimen were fighting th« ily Miller; email ruga to a friend, bias*. Ouesle Bradford; marble top stand to a friend, Florence B. Truu; old Teacher* Give Cash fashioned chair to a friend, Elsie DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME IS MONEY-SAVING TIME... / Picriyiwk ouui t a Osgoodby; afghen to a cousin, For Scholawhipi Ethel Marriott; clothing to a niece, Emily Miller; household furnish- AT MILLHURST MILLS LUMBER SUPER MART! YOU CAN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — ings to a nltee, Emily Miller; $300 The Middletown Township Teach- to the Oakhurst Methodist church: ers' association earned $870.20 at two shares of A. T. and T. stock the recent barer, it was reported at One Extra Hour Each Day to Do It Yourself & Save! AFFORD to a friend, Helen Bryan; the re- a meeting last week at the Leon- maining fharta of A. T. and T. to LOAN ardo grade school. Mr«. Esther a nephew, FreA Rlggt; ISO to KathL rlALT-AMILLION PUT Search was chairman. ryn Longstreei, and the rest to be $ $ Part of the proceeds will be: used shared by the nephew, Fred Rlfgs, T 4 G Sheathing 6.4i.. 1OO / can for three scholarships for township and niece. Emily Miller. If you You students, and the remainder will be reserved tor welfare work. A com- John H. Meyenborg of' Ocean mittee representing the association township, who died Mar. 4, willed con off ord 12.83..200/ »etthis real estate to his widow; $800 to a and the Middletown Township LfJWR StMtJ ....: It. 3*C Health Center will handle the wel- son, Albert; and the remainder to Rubber Vk,Tir this AAA A amount fare fund. . . his widow and brother, Richard LSJWR ftafen...... $11.47 IV.24 A men's night program, with An Meyenborg. Lama Mwwtr* 11e.fl t* 15c monthly 30Qi of(flsh drew VanDykc, a teacher at the Joseph P. Clancy of Freehold, Leonardo grade school, In charge, who died Mar. 19, willed his estate Stt» leaWm par ft. 7fe 3-PIECE BATHROOM OOTHT payment* was held after the business lession. Tinelli of Long Branch, who died S-FMI Hta»x Cett Inn Tae, N«. TM. Nt. TIT. wile Sktwsr. Wi 30.92 500 \ now! D«f PootJ ... ..25-ft. bag $1.7| a»4 CtuUI* Re*. Itaia V? waltrr wil'•a • Iktwtr- . " Kwikset Keylocks Apr. 13; Robert D. Martin of Long Caala M It wall will Trap, WILLIAM RUE HONORED Branch, who died Mar. 29, and OnHiea WRlra P«l*t itt Satt aad •(20 Month Plan) Calvin V. Clifford of Wall town- c NEW BRUNSWICK - William ship, whov died Apr. 11. , par gal. $2.4t $129.95 t The above leant are mad* en we ley "yet." PfMienf/y personal C. Rue of Holmdel township, has •wtldinej m* MaiMtRtwe* been elected alumni president of The respective husbands will re- $P0N9l$ lie Shovels. Spades. Hoes your signature, iurniture, or auto. from tht momant you enter our the clsiu of 1953 at Rutgers uni- ceive the estates of Marie Imher PailRt par gal. S1.fl It'e at eimple ei that. Payments door till you ltave with the cssh. versity. He is majoring in animal of Leonardo, who died Apr. It; J'/J.INCH DUU MA$$ llin$ ..per pair Ste UP cpvtr principel, chirps, vrtry- So If you need extra cath ... science and will receive a B.S. InHarriet L. Wagner of Belmar, who RabsMr Stair Tnwet ..larga 3fe 4-INCM DUU MA$$ IUTTS ...... per pair 7le •1.49 thing. and if you're sa employed man Agriculture degree In June. ditd Mar. SO, and Harriet F. Ap- Yes, Ifs famei to be cure? plegate of Neptune township, who SUMN* DOOR HARDWARI par itt $l.»l He has served as class president % $10.10 and is a member of Delta Kappa died Mar. 9. $CRR1N DOOR $RT$ , 7le Floyd W. Orlffln of Atlantic PUSTIC AND RUDUR HOM $1.91 «• todey! You, too, will tee why "It's Epsilon fraternity. He was listed Ptw* DM» .$}.«$ personal in the choice of plane in last year's edition of "Who's Highlands, who died Apr. IS, willed ! to be »urel" $499 to a stepson, William Nightin- KitdaM VtHnkatWr afaMt $14.*S BJCTtIC $AW$ 141.10 available ... personal in the way Who Among Students in American BICTRIC DRUM .$14.91 Colleges and Universities." gale; $300 each to a daughter, Mar- AM ITMM CtNw Pwnf> $4t.»S Urn »M te »»00 en UtMtvre, rwnrrwe, «• Atrtt tha Emery, and two grandchildren, AMBROSE FINES TWO Barbara and Richard O'Connell, •kctrk Witurtt $1.49 «• CARLOAD OP SCMfNS: if]| and the rest to a daughter, Mty $hast rT#frt$$• InptfllliM IMC*' KEANSBURO —Magistrate Ed- O'Connell. HIAO9UARTIRS POR RIO Wklla Plat Wees «itk AluaUmHai $ ward F. Ambrose lined Ralph Ro- Dora Goldberg; of Belmar, who 2.45 UP trie FixtNTM $1.40 up Mlli of Hoboken $10 and It cost* dlad Apr. t. willed her estate to POWIR UWN M0WU$ of court Monday night when he her children, Ida Ooldburg, Lee Rat) T»ee s»a Katary Tyst. leacial utciiic niii IN rnM|$t pleaded guilty to a careless drlv Brody, Edith Kochnover, Aaron COMWNATrON DOOM—Cle« WMf Phtt, 2 cenvmlmt •«€•»• htek to mtmntt ymtt Ing charge. Roielli also paid 13 and TreaJfl* Allewaete ea Uatd Hsaa] AMWV MM Goldberg, Marylln Berkowiti and eaa) Pemr Mewtrs. NMM Wertt enVMN Ufjkt W iNaTiMHtojUMt IXCabtt mFTtc mum cost* for driving without registra- Bissle Ooldeteln. 91 MOW ST. i. (OverH. i. •erato IMM} liMttl I17.M 7M COOKMAN AVI. tion in his possession. John Ceeei Eva. Decreta Beers of Ocean (Over AmJersea'i «»»*« •»•*•) of n Washington st, was fined $10 Drove, who died Apr. It, willed ptrlln.lt. 4«« $CII1N vnn and $$ costs for passing a halted MttJtcfM CtJkiMH $$.4f i trtUf 'HI • P. M. school bus. I20O each to the Gideon society Parfi. $CM m sir 75c Vpm TWIWmJ Ol • Tt •*« •?•" i • • ••••*••Y* •«'«•> v• »-P- .—.- and th* Woman's Home Missionary Pie* ....10-ft. Me leant mads to italdtnta of »ll aurroondlne towns — Llciim Not. 844, «70 The Spaniard! set up public •oclety. The rest goea to a eisttr, isrs IVft w w»sU swuslf ialsaia us H MM. Vi ttljt ss Mm* eWrt. to hit ion. Rev. Frederick 3. Clan- fit schools in New Mexico In 1721. cy, and daughter, Ann M. Clancy.

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STATE OF NEW JERSEY llfht Savins Tim.) and will bs epanad olsl saMreSMl anval«»ti will ke lur. NEW JERSEY HIGHWAY AUTHORITY ImmedlRtrly thertaft«r. nltkid on application, lids net an. Rlda willl ba racalvad only from thm« rlsaad In aialtd apiclal addriitaa an- You earVt imMtin* what Ohry«f«f •nctn*>«nnc l«ad«)r*hlp i NOTiCK IS lltHKBY GIVEN tint •Iddirdd a whh o ara proparlly yrMusllflefllflf} valepat will bt comld.rae Inforaul and SMl.d bid! will b. rtctlv.d by ih. Niwwith lha Na» Jaraay Slat* Hl(h«er will not ke .panad. Tbt Authlflty ra. Jaraar Hlahway Authority (on Daimrtment •> pioyldad for In Raaelutlon aarvai tha rlsht to rajaet eny er all kldi, until you drtv* th» ear that*) hmmrt firat with mara sraaA' OARUEN 9TATB PARKWAY, lPftZ-40 by which tht N«w Jaraay Hlfh CONTRACT NO. II, SECTION 7 wsy Authority sdoptsl tht (rtgusllllc*. Cenitruetion of Cardan Sttit Pars. tlan (iroeadurta of tht Na« Jaraay Itet* raw milr HIGHWAY than all ethar mak»a ofomm eembinacti •ir. Contract No, 41, Section 7, Strut, Hlshwty D(i, Molt* Tha Monmiiutri County wtlfart taint, afOuth County, New J«rity. Drawing*, Spfnlflcalloni and Korm tl Ml North RK.raliia Avtnua. Rail Rank, •Id, Contract and Bond for lha protoiad Naw )t,,,f, K||| Mil at Fnhllr Mai. to Th. principal It.nti nf wnrk ar.i work art on flit In th« offlct «< Inr Nt» l>» halil at Ihla tiHir, on iutaday, May Eitlmttiiti Jtrtiy, Hlshway Authority,.IOSI.Park IKIli Hail at 1(1 n'Fifick In th. (oimnnn, 1*1,100 Cu. Ydl.—IStc.vatlon, Virloui way Avtnuf, TrtnHont , N, J,, and mayprniiarly roiiftlMlnt of a plot JiO ttn by Claiirt, ha Intpacird by prniintlU. blddara dui l»0 tin oltiial. at tha, nnrthraat tmnit 17,100 Cu. Yril.—Borrow Eieavulon, Ins offlca houri, n«ni will ha furnlihad of Harrlion Av.nna and Mtchanlo Straft, 1,200 r.u, Yil,—Riih.haM. upon thi iitymanl of a f«« of Ten Dnllara nnrnush nf nari Dank, N»w Jrriay upon 1,160 8i. Ydl.—J" Mafadsm Surfac. (110,001 whlth will not ha rafund.it, fsi •HkK la ar.rtarl a t»ln(orc.d C*n- Marvin A. Kilty, Admlnlatrater, N.w alk room, anil hath, ranlral h.atlni, till. rnlo rav.m.nti tinty Hlshway Authority, Room 117, Krarl, Rlda will h» antartaln.il and (ha 11,000 R«, Ydl.—I" Toniolllni, fttata Hlihway Offlea tfulldlnt, I OH Itrnpirty a I rut k rliiwn In tha hlshtu 1,100, Cu, Y«i,—Concrtta Clsnii Faraway AV.IIUI, Tranton, N, J, Rldl klddar, ' BaCi mint ha mad. upun th« tttr.tlitl pin. Ca>h «r r.rllfM rhii'k, nivalil, In tha HH.tilii) l.tii !l»infiirrim»nt ttnl In lioaal forma In lha m»nn»r dultnattd In Mnnmmith Conniy Wilfarf Hiiarit In an nrilrliiPM, tht Standard State Hlshway Mrfclflda. amount .qual in at laaat til par rant ol J 1,1 ku Lin, J t,~Cn»i.ln.|'iar* Concrata Horn and nuppliminti tharam and muit tha iiircaiaful hid muat h« ri.pAiltail at New Yorker I'ilrf, b. ancloiH In iaal.4 anaclal sddrtiatit lha lima of aalai lialane. nf th. inir> 1011 tin. n.—CnrrumHil Maitl Cill- rnvrlopm hrarlna lha nama and a'ddraii ehaaa |irlr. In ha iialit wlihln thirty rlara NowAvollobl«-Th«N«wChry»l«rAlr1«mp«AJr-Condlflon!ngSy«t«m . v»fi I'lfia Hlorm of tha lilildtr and work hid upon, an tht sft.r approval by Hi. Hi ma Hur.au nf mitildt. and mint ba tecompanlad by a Aaalilliiir* of Hi* New J.M.y lla|,arlman MM Us, .W&lid '5.1,',.',. c.rtlfiad fhtck drawn to tha order nf tha nf IntUtiilli'iii mill A»Hiiki! iiiiivayann «.'ulv«rt Pin. Htnrm Trrakurtr »' tht New Jarify Hlshway t" bf madr hy ll«r»»ln anil Mala llaail l)r«ln (U" In »»,") Autliiirlly fur mil lin than Irn iirr cant lha Mimmniilh Ojiinljr Wdl.n Hum •lea fer lha ahuv* will ha rar.lvM at Mii'"t) of ili« amnunt »f thr hid, rin.i'»*tcv«a th* IIKIII tti tM'U %ht anil a) UM4S W. rHnt K, «k* •»!• el tht Maw J.rtfy Hlshwif vldtd lh«l tha itM itrtlflad ihatk ihall blilt. tniiirriliin may In. afrai>vai| t,> Antkerlty In Ih* Aa»itibly Dnom, llncim nm li» Ifn than r'lva Hunrlrtel lloliari I'laphiinliit ilili iiltti'*, fl»r| lltrk a.tllt («.'• 0n,l)ni nor mnra than On. Hunilrait anil aiiKlna I'" Mri, Kilian Vi,«tt, Thninand Imllara lUKoriH.flPI anil MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS MIONI Rl JOHN I,, MOrnrmMKRV, Msy II. mini h. iltllvarad at tha abnva plira «n of tiafoia tha houf ntmtil, fnpl.a *( tit •lasitral susesil fiiM Hi »•*• taatua Hsi< i Olllfl Wttleii Ciuailfi RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953. Pace Three Thrower, Hn. Cora Kingsbury, Mrs. Independent Engine Co. June Bride-Elect Margaret Jones, Mn. Margaret Ty- Rides Elephant in Circus Parade Everett eth, Mrs. Mary Collins. Mra. Mari* Walter Wilson, son of Mr, and Demonstrate* Use of Foam Honored at Shower McOravy, Mn. Richmond LaMune, Mrs. Austin Wilson of Middletown- COLTS NECK — Miss Patricia Mn. Edward McOravy, Mn. Ade- Lincroft rd., it stationed at Camp Independent Engine company of Copra was given a miscellaneous line Leach, Mn. Edna Garofalo and Polk. La. Mi*. Walter Wilson is Mechanic St., under the direction of Smith-Corona •bower Uit week by Mn. Joieph- Mluei Marcella JonM, Marianna making her home with Mr. and Chief Harry Aumack, took part in Ine MeGravy at her home here. The Ellis. Katherine Scanlon, Margaret Mrs. Austin Wilson. a'demonstration of the use of foam W«fW'» Colt's Neck girl will become the Scanlon, Kathleen Bedell,'Judy and Charles "Skippy" Cox' has re- In extinguishing a gasoline fire bride of Kenneth Pope June 6 at Florence Finelli, Francei Oryll and turned home from Rlverview hos- Monday night at the Monmouth Grace SUrrar. • , pital, where he had been a surgical county fire college at Freehold. Bt Mary's Catholic church here. patient a week. Attending were Mrs. William Dei- The Independent company put ANNUAL BVMNEM MEETINO Billy Thackcr celebrated his sixth out (Ires by using foam, high pres- mond, Hra. Raymond Benjamin, birthday Sunday with a party at sure fog, low pressure fog with a MM. Chtrlei Ellii, Mrs. Jane Mc- LEONARDO—The annual busl- Gulre, Mn. Jamei Bedell, 8r., Hn. the home of hla grandparents, Mr. detergent and with dry chemicals. James Bedell, Jr., Mn. Bertha Be- neat meeting of the Baptist church alnd Mrs. George Randall. The Red Bank ambulance and dell, MM. Joseph A. Sherlock, Mn. here will be held tomorrow at • Mrs. Iclona Kola of Princeton members of the first aid squad un- George Copra, Sr., Mn. Helen p. m. at the church. spent part of last week with Mr. der the supervision of Charles R. RE 6-3363 | '•» and Mrs. John Portin. Knoll, Jr., stood by during the John Tilclli, Jerry Hickey, Linda demonstration, STATIONERS 22 MOMMNHI St., Rt«J Uak and Joseph Hammond and Bonny LePre were confirmed Monday of last week at St. Gabriel's church, at Scranton, Pa. Mr. Morgan's Bradcvclt, sisters. Mrs. Herbert Mauon, and Mrs. Roland Backhaus and chil- Miss Merle Morgan of Scranton, dren have returned from a week's returned here with them for a visit. visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. YOIR FMD DEALER Clifford Lockwood of Richmond Giant tortoises can distinguish 25 °° Reward! Hill, L. I. between shades of green and blue, Harold Morgan and daughter says the National Geographic so- : HAS TODAY'S BEST BIYS! i Lyne spent Friday and Saturday ciety. • m for any leads furnished which will remit in the sale of garages, attics, alteration!, HERE'S One ENAMEL extension rooms, masonry, etc. FOR f very filing A

EITHER INSIDE I ALL MOMLS Marine P.F.C. Joyce Sinclair, ship high, school, Miss Sinclair en STANDARD IMPROVEMENT CO. daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Sinclair listed In the Marine Corps in Sept., of N East Roosevelt circle, Middle- 1982, at the Asbury Park recruiting OR OUT " town township, who rode an ele- office. She rceived her basic train- USED CARS • USED TRUCKS phant in the grand parade when ing at Parris Island, S. C, utter 313 YORK AYE. LONG BRANCH 64377 which she was assigned to the El Clyde Beatty's circus appeared at Ton Marine Corps air station, Set him today! the U. S. Marine Corps air station, where she performs the duties of El Toro, Col., Tuesday. Miss Sin- aviation control tower operator. clair is pictured with Baby, off- The youngest of a family of four, spring of the elephant she rode in Mils Sinclair has two brothers In the paMtde. the Army and another in the Coast It's MESEN'S for A graduate of Hiddletown town- Ouard. • fjffecto 'Uncroft tending. The oldest and youngest mothers will receive special carna- \& ENAMEL Mrs. Harry Hardt of Swimming tions. Grey hairs and new wrinkles The Finest In Pianos... River rd. spent part of last week A card party will be held at the with her sister, Mrs. Walter Van- Community church tomorrow night Here's a remarkable, all-purpose, Alkyd enamel Hoesin at Fan wood. Mrs. Hardt at 8 o'clock. There will be prises After Hn; most hwlit: IACU iVKcks in our 66- was guest of honor at a birthday that will Hand plenty of hard knocks and wear- and refreshments. Calces and pies yaw history, irv'rc it:

Othor Fmmmu Mate PUHO$ «t Orgm$ from 395. AH watl wanted wilt, sln|l« and-eMkta kraattad ataeXa, amity «ad aim, awM tat*** aMudged. No alterations. Regularly aMtaadetw. • WIHTW •tULMUNMN • KUMCM i assorted men's furnishings VieH Pianos Nay B« Pu«hMed O« Oar A^BBI BdSsW* BSdPSBBSlSBBB SM^SHaBi Skgftda* 4lS^AAaW aAaAttM ^A^|^BtB^a^Ha\ Conventeat Deferred Payment Plan assorted boys' clothing Beys1 navtJiy dHRgarew, aealat Jackets, aaantl aklHt, saw* alma V*rt skirts, eattait hta#, key** neckwrar. All krakrh alits and cetera.

OVERHEAD DOOR SORRY, NO ALTERATIONS, PRODUCTS CORP. NO EXCHANGES. ALL O»tr II Vtsn »f COMIBUMI hrvlx 123 BROAD ST., RED BANK 441 IHIIWMURV AVINUI MERCHANDISE GUARANTEED Park Tea* Mvar RID IANK fcltlt J-Kricfef FOR FULL, NORMAL WEAR RID IANK Pk. Rl MM! R C D B A N Pawe Foui RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1968.

M. Svlihcr, Ncntunr: Bernairltt Mtllry, Manasquan; Renee Becker. Lone Branch: Yvonne, M. McCann. Neptune: Lawrenae Mnnmoulli Hf»ch: Knintlh M. Horton, Gordon B. Bahn, Kcanaburg: George A. McCarthy, Bradley Beach; Tolman Kumiton; Roto JS. i're. Aibury Park; Belin, West Long Branch; Ruth Bennett. D, McCauley, Oceanport: James H, Mo Petit Jury, May Term Florence Keid, Oc«>Mnport: Hannah J. Klberon: Martha BersT, Long Branch: Cosker, Weat Long Branch: Michael F, Specidlr-Limked Time Only Kirkland, EnKllihtowni William A. Cor- Mary II, Bernler, Shrewsbury: Martha Mellone. Long Branch; Reva Mencher. rio, Jr., Fruhold; lilt C. Burklln. Marl- G. Blackley. Ocean Grove: Richard W. Long Branch; Robert Mendel, Asbury FREEHOLD—Following is the Charlet R. C.amibrant, Manntqunn: lioro townahlp; William J. Phillip. Bar- Borden, Neptune; Thomas R. Borden, Park: Charles F, Meyer, Aibury Park; lilt of petit Jurors for the May term Christopher J. Dillon, Keyiiort: John J. itnn townihhw Pora B«al«, West Lons Roosevelt: Charley J. Bradley. Asbury John Mllo, Keyport: Rose Mogelever, Klannunn, Asbury Pnrk; Ada I-. ('onk. llrnnch; John Kaifr, Welt Bfrlmar: Wil- Park: William F. Brennecke, Jr., Aabury Asbury Park; Dorothy D. Moraller, of court, and the time period* dur- Neptune; Joseph Riimo, Anbury Park: liam K, Turner, Shrtwabury; Roue A. Park; Rita E. Broderick, Spring Lake; Shrewsbury: Robert E, Murphy. Bel- ing which they will serve, together Kf>nm>th C. Steelman, WnnnmaMia: Wln- Ki'i-mtile. LonK brnnch; Thelma WUllamn. Robert U. Rraokina, South Belmar; Ar- ford ; Samuel Nadler,, Roosevelt, if rt'ri Stknkrr, Keansburir: Edward H. Allnnlic HiKhlandl: Mildred B. Wood- thur W. Cadlian, Avon; Walter T. with a, supplemental Hat of 200 Btnckrr, BeUoril: Ha).»h K. t'onowr, Kt'l" Elizabeth Nagel. Allenhurat: Harry w»nl, MlddleKiwn tuwnchll); BUa K. Kut- Campbell, Highland!. Naiarian, Matawan: James Newman, jtltori: tune; Loui'e M. Knecht. Aibury Park: borir. Humton: Vincent M. H»al>n, Fair Philip L. Carney, Monmouth Beach; La Verne W. Loop, Marlboro townnhi|>; Neptune: Olive E. Newman, Middletown; *ti»»i»r M*y « •»' Endinf May 24 llavi'f): JacciiiCK S. Herman, Wanamltia: E|aie Chaffln, Eatontown: Mary Cham- Charley C, Nickerson, Fair Haven: Anna Edward KrUjrhtain. Asbury Park; Mar- ChHi'lfs B Kovao, Kfinilran; H»rv ATTIC ROOM pagne, Belford: Caroline M. Child, Holm- lUg.nftld S. Dennett, Atlantic Higli- ion G, Mttt^h, Kumson; Anthony J, C. Nicosia, Red Bank: Patrick O'Nelfl, •JaHdi; Conrad K, Johnson,- Jr.. West Hciter. Efmt Kt'Hnshurir: Luella C. Wood- del; Marie C, Clancy. Rumion: Fred Union Beach: Joaeph L, Oppicl, Holmdel I'pntn, Long Brunch; Hazrl Mfltlhewi, nil!, Wall townahln; Courtney O. Ray- Clark, Neptune: Helen E. Cllnchy, Balmftr; VloriMt Lambert«on. Key part: Neptune City; MorgHru A. F'lobnaro. township: Alfred Owen, Elberon; Joseph 12' X16' - LAIOt 4 MATERIALS Olfft Cattmond, Port Monmouth: Joseph mond, Ea»t Kennsburtr: Anna C, Arllujr- Shrewsbury: Leater C. Cole, Elberon: Pacelll, Leonardo; Ruth D. Palair, Asbury Upper Freehold township; Jerome Roth- ton, Neptune City.; Francea M, Burdxe, Elisabeth A. Conover, Freehold: Jerome R, Kraui, Leonardo: Henrietta M. Krmi- Mrin, HelmHr; Ruth Hill. Ilrlmnr: Hilffh Park; John J. Pare. Wanamassa: Walter chiuff. Atlantic township: Samuel D. Sab. Manai. Erickion, Keyport; Keith R. Mfmmola; township: Alice R, Sicklea, Neptune; Anthony Thomas Alf*«i, Aabury Park: PeHi-ce, Mntawan: Ann HarKreaven. Cliff- Branch: Doris V, FOBS, lnterlaken! Her- Jtftia Wtjrntr, South Belmar: Phyllis T. WcHb honic Branch; John William*. bert Frake, Jr.. Keyport; George W, Nathan Silverman, Aabury Park: Suth- wood: John J. Perry, Bradley Beach; Little Silver: Arthur J. Cahlll, Key|orl; erland R. Simondt, Fair Haven; Sidney Mac key. Fair Haven. Edward W, Kvnn- TUoman H. Cox, Ocean Grove: Arthur Frltl, Ksyport: Joieph Fulginltl, Jru Ai- ««n, Freehold; Wallace B. Harknlow, Sylvia Alnert, Momnouth Bnch; J»mn bury Park: Samuel Cembltaky. 'Free- Sloter, Bradley Beach; Ethel A. R. Smock, freehold: Edward J. Hur?ter. MHtuwnn S. Smith. Aibury Park; Matilda Uarlich, Keansburg: Wilbur A. Smock. Howell B, Lawrtiier, Anbury Park; Chester t*. Union Beach: Benjamin Walntraub.. hold: Francis E. Gibaon, Freehold: Newell GARAGE towmhip: Christian Morjff ns»n. Brndlcy townahlp: Eugene W. Soden. Freehold; Woollry, Wettt LniiK Branch: George A. Munaaquan: William J. Kelly. Shrewl. H. Golden. Sea Girt; Florence Griffith, Reach: Louis J. Grnver, Aihury Park: Hollywood, Kfd Rank. Ocian Grove: Charles W. Grube. Oak* Marianne Stauch. Avon: Herman R. Helen Illo, Middletown towmhiji: Isabel bury; Raymond N, LonK, Jr., Avon; Staudt, Ocean Grove: Harold W. Stew- Larger than Mingle ctr garage! Cecil F. Stamp, Neptune: Corneliua J. hurst; Joseph E. Graelka, Highlands; Quick, Fair Haven; Annex C. Sharpe, Ptiiiline Zuckman, Lonx Branch: Valaric Helen Guy. Belmar: Frederick W, Haake, ard, Aabury Park: Andrew G. Storrar, interlaWn; Ferdinand T. Noll. Belmar; Guin«y, HiKhUndt; Robert Honk, Roose- Cmldock. Neptune; Anthony L. McKimt West Long Branch: Francis G. Sullivan, velt : Helen Brandt, Ltonanln; Herbert Spring Lake: Robert <".. Hall. Kcansburg; FKVII vOUCfftre Lou lie E. Kirmt, Long* Branch: l)orothy Little Silver: Lee Kuxler, Rum.on. George W. Hanson, Little Silver; Rich- Keansburg; Kathryn Supensky, Atlantic C. Koegcl, Kant Keansburir: Dnn C, Por- Highlands: Helen L. Swan, Ocean Grove: Koehlcr, Brlmar: Victor L, Fomry, Wan- Marnaret B. MacMlllian, Wall town- ard A, Hardle, Ocean port: Amelia Hcd- «mim: Morn* Af-kIT, Aibury Park: ter. Keypnrt: Woodrow R, Apitlefrate, rlck, Engllahtown: John M. Hee, Upper Ruth J. Tate, Anbury Park; Florence Katontotvn; William H. A'ndrcWK, Mat- •hip: Sadie Stern, Bradley Beach: Klii- r. Teamer. Ocean Grave: Margaret >H. Joaeph V. Crawley. Lonir Branch: Ln-ny abith McChe.ney, Freehold; Audrey Freehold: Kathryn Heffron, Belmar: Ray- T. Whitney. Anbury Pnrk: John H. Dill. awnn townnhlp; William P. Lnmb, EnK- mond H.a Hefter, Anbury Park; Florence Tomalni, Long Branch: Joseph P, To- Hum ion; Yolanda B. Schmidt, Lonic liahtown; Georpe. 1, Lauoenxteili. West Qninn, Aabury Park: Fred C. Enxland. mnlni, Long Branch; Carrie Vanderwal, Atlantic townahlp: Gladya f. Haley. Fair M, Herbert, LongrBraneh: Evelyn Her- Branch; James h. Pinm, Fair Hnvrn: Beimar: Fnincci Rontnthnl. Brad ley tensteln, Ocean Grove; Lester M, Hcu- West Long Branch; Corieza T. Ware, 2x4 SW lolttd to W«H ilench: Julius l». Yelien, OiikhiirKt: Lil- Hnvcn; Jean M. Del.uca. Little Silver; Neptune: William J. WeitKe, Ocean Eitella T. Rothwell. Little Silvrr: Phyllis Walter I. McDonouith. Atlantic town- litt, Marlboro: Howard E. Hlle. Neptune C Turner, Keansburtr: Robert I, Ullmun, linn K. Pcrrine, l'V«i>hold . townsfiiti; City: Annie L. Hopkins, Keyport; Joseph Grove: Jeanette Weias, Bradley Brach; AtftMlt Rcftf ShlRfhf, Ite. Grace Rlblr. Bclmar: Emil Demi, Keanfi- ahii>: Elitubeth VunMater, Marlboro: Richard A. Weisa. Hiuhlands: Fred WcltE. Middletown township; Ethel <>. Mount. Rcittrice Guartno, Oceanport: Arthur K. Hull. Shark River-Hills: Evelyn R. Atlantic Hiihlantit: Ntuie K. VJi-ptn, bui'K: Chitrlutte R. Mann. Asltury Pnrk; Hyde, lnterlaken: Samuel Isler. Neptune Neptune; Jerry W. West, Aabury Park; Theodore H. French, Kvyport; Amrlia Ilunfer, Neptune: Kenntth R. McConnell, Elizabeth S. White, Ocean Grove: Mwiy OtiMT FiiHrfii! Weit Long Branch; Mlnnir Liminir. High- Fuir Haven: Robert P. 'Lynch. Keana- City: Robert M, Jackson. Monmouth lands; Margaret MoriaKhan, IYe*hn): Tilton. Aebury Pnrk: Michael II, Mir- Beach: Rev. Otto F. Janke, Neplune: Charles P. Wolff, Keansburg; Catherine ftchi. Lontr Branch ? l>f Ha Aiuli>r>on, A«* buiy; Schuyler Sandtord, Manaequan; Woolley; Manaaquan: Stanley V. Worn- Susan E, Krampfit. Brlmar; Rnymoii J. James W. Honaltlaon, New Monmouth; Edytha M. Jeffrey. Long Branch; Ralph M«ay Otfctr Slut mi 0«tifM. Claynor, Anbury Park: Eileen G. Albrt-cht, Inuy Park; Walter A. Etickson, Kast, P. Johnaon, Long Branch: Esther R. Kel- ham, Wanatnaaaa: Emil A, Zimmerman, Keantbut'K: Mnrjori* Keamiiti. West Com A. Lewis, SprinK Lnke: Beatrice M. Tennent: Roae /.iablatt. Aabury Park. Enflilhtown; Dor in M. Ruskay. LOIIK Meer>. Ktimtiui: r'.mily M. McMullen, ler, Lonic Branch: William H. Kmnj, Branch: Tlorothy Moli*>r, Luinr BrAtich: Keatislimr: Philip J, McKtmm. Atlantic Long Branch, Alia Masonry G«rag«il William S. Kraybill, Shrewsbury. HiKblidid*; John N, Frankn. Ucennport; Sprlnic Lnket Andrew llomiak, IliKh- Robi-i-t I.. McColm, Loch Arbour: Alice landa: Lucie I). Muller, Oceun Grove; Jessie O. Klrby. Eatontown: Gladys William F. Taylor. Jr.. fc]b« ron: M. Seal!*. Lonir Branch: Edith SutheV* Wnlter l>. Quick, Jr., I.onK Branch; B. Kltta, Elberon: Otto Knuppel, Asbury Frank H. Davit, Jr., Union Brach: Vcra land. OceHii Umvt: Michiul (J. Ward, Htl- Mnbclle J. CurVlIT, Allenwooil: Abraham Park: Helen Kruae, Fair Haven; Audrey E. King, Sprinir Lake; Clark W. DHJ- mar: Virginia R. Allen, Howell township: Schwartx, Lont; Branch: Willinm C, Kuhlthau, Long Branch: Harvey R, Lam- W« IHIM IwrythhMj turn Ai Attk H i lett. Neptune'• Rainf-tt*1 Holimnn, Atbtn-y Sonin Levinc, Freehold towtuhiii: Morris Freed, Neptune: Jciwt 1). Marshall, Man- beraon. Matawan townahip; Grace R. Lar- Park: Achsa E. Fieldfr, Fnir Haven: 0. Lit-beaman, Aibury Park: John L. aaqnan: Theodore H. Berlnirer, Deal: Til- son, West Belmar; Bessie Ledwits, Long MATERNITY "^ •!•• •SfflMSIVV Thercia Pintritore. Lonir Branch: Ksy- Striccwich, Matawan: Eleanor Andrewi, lie C, Kaniy. Red Bnnk: Madeline Loll- Branch; Sally A, Lees. Red Bank: Sara mond Andrejewski, Kryport: Elirahtth Lontr Brunch; Jacob Myers, Bclmar. len, Belford: Blanche D. Gardner, Keam- SUPPORTS GARTERBELTS buiK: Mcrritt I). Palmer. Cllffwood C, Leonard, Atlantic Highland': Pauline ft. Wolcott, Neptune: Arthur S. Ficrcr. John T. KiirHiula, Red Itnnk: DOHK B, Lindabury, Port Monmouth; Edward I). Sr.. Eatontown: George Soacot Howtll Beach; Lucie Kricek, Little Silver: BRAS LINGERIE Sima, little Silver; Dorothy L. Taylor. Michael (ilaaer. Anbury Park: Nancy Lyons, Keyport: Isabel S, Uacpheraonf township; Margaret P. GrRham, Neptune: •Neptune: Marian ('. Rtic, Hnnnaqtian; Long Branch S.Kenneth W. Magee, Marl- Edward Kaeiler, Shrewsbury township: Smlth.'Midilletown township: Loula Wen- Dorothy H. Enrlirht. Fair Haven: Dare ger. I.eaniinlo, boro township: Alfred R, Maniirralao, OGUE CONSTRUCTION CO. Atlantic Highland!: Roland Marianl, Fair Haven: Joaeph M. Martlnelli, Mon- TUCKER'S Martin J. Vaccaro. Allenhlirat: Bar- hnra VanWaKenen, South Belmar; Joieph mouth Beach: Frederika Marx, Howell Vr%V^? F. llak'cr, Weat Be)mar: Itena S. Hamp- township: Lillian Matlln. Freehold town- CORSET - LINGERIE ' 12 IIOAD STMtT HO IANK ft-IM* ship; Robert L. McCall, New Shrews- v ton, Howell township: Klixabeth L. Stac- ker, Keanabui'ir; Elmrr R. Bumatead, bury S Dorothy M. McCann, Ocean Grove: IS* BtVAY LONG BRANCH Matawan: (jenree- A. Smock, Jr., Wana- maara; Mela Weatphal, Sea Girt: Thom- as J, Schweitzer, Bel'ord: Jo»mh V. Heinlein, Eatontown: Maude Mitchell, Eatontown:*< John J. Halieran, Atlantic Highlnmla; Gather Bertram, Matawan. Vallie B. Shock. Neptune: Lillian F. Lowennteln, Asbury Park; Francea W. Lonn. Fair Haven; Alice E. Hendrlcklon, Upper Freehold; Shirley K. Dauilit. Weat Lonir Branch; Henry Richard. Red Bank: Walter Wllden Edgar. Middle- town township; Floyd I. Leonard, Union Beach: Lillian T. Bowne. Atlantic Hia-h- em landa; John A, Carter, Freehold: Clara Hyman, Red Bank: Dorothy Kay, Keans- burn: Helen M. Kelly, New Monmouth; Margaret Sheehan, Rumaon: Michael 1. Kakner, Manaaquan: tmillo gummonte, Elberont Frank P. Marshall, South Bel- mar: Liater J. Rromell, Freehold: Rich- ard F. Cooper, Welt Long Branch: Eu- genie G. Earle, Atlantic Highlands: JVancrt Einhorn, Howell townahip: Helen Cgaiidy; West Long Branch: Franela H: Clll LlC/lllllvA-lts the newest word in smooth, MeK>y, Sr... Freehold townahln:,Lillian Aljen, Mananquan: Clifford R. Irrleklon. INtt LonarBrtni-h. 'A':' ;; versatile automatic drives ... and it does its job so well that the }'•: Su»»l«aaiaUl Ual •! Jwara . Hoe. Ahramion, Long Branch: Barltri CHILO ADULT AND WEODIN© , Ahruiit Neptune John. f. Ackeraan, Shark '«lver

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and sides of Mrs. Kossne's body Former Red Bank Woman I literature Group CLAIMS CAR BAN OVER FOOT Judge Dismis§e8 when she tried to open it. Bus Co. Honors Nick Soverio of 50 Westslde ave. Since 1911 PHONE RE 6-2316 Mri. Kosene asked , 125,000 for Meets Martin and Lewis Has Book Reviews reported to police Saturday that he Kosene Suit the mental concern she> experienced Mrs. Warren Llttman of Newark, Reviews of a serlea of newsuffered bruises of the left ankle over the condition of / her unborn James Butler formerly of Red Bank, recently met travel books were given by Mrs.when a car. driven hy Vincent Cas- , NEW YORK'CITY—Judge John san of 448 Shrewsbury ave., ran child, and for her injuries. Mr. Ko- James Butler of Fair Haven, who Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis at Leslie D. Seely at a meeting and J. H. WHITE C. Knox dismissed a $38,000 damage sene sought 110,000 Jfor medical Paramount atudioi, Hollywood, Cal., tea of the literature department over hi» foot. Mr. Soverio told po- this week completed 29 years as a lice ho was working under his car •ult filed by Mr. and Hri. Milton expenses he said he incurred on driver for the Boro Bus/company where the comedians were complet- of the Red Bank Woman's club Ntwmon Springs Read his wife's behalf. ' ing the third dimensional movie, last week. Mrs. Fred G. Dugan, when the accident occurred. Mr. Koiene of 47 Poplar ave., Fair of Red Bank, waf presented with Ca«an told police he didn't think an engraved watch by David W. "Money From Home." chairman, was in charge. Mrs. See- RED BANK Haven,, agaln»t Koohs-Beene As- ly reviewed "East of Home" by Rau his car ran over Soverio's foot. Driver Suffers Cuts Russell, general manager of the Mrs. Littman's husband, a New- •oelatei, Inc., at a pre-trlal*esslon company, at ceremonies last week ark attorney, represented Harold G. and "Beyond the High Himalay- * Roofing of all kinds Complete Harm air Friday in federal court here. In Accident Here at the bus garage. Mr. Butler was Hoffman, president of the Saints as," by Justice William O. Douglas. Singapore, built on what once heating systems Distributors of the "Karen- complimented by Mr. Russell for and Sinners, before whom Martin The club will hold a dessert- was a pestilential island, Is now • Leaders, Gutters Kooker," the firm wa« charged with Carl B. Olson of 37 Waverly pi., his service and loyalty to the com- and Lewis will appear as fall guys bridge Tuesday afternoon, May 19, credited with having a death rate Ductwork having been negligent and respon- suffered cuts of tlie mouth early l»ny. Sept. 9 at the Waldorf-Astoria ho- with Mrs. Irving Schlosier as as low ag that in Britain. sible for an accident Sept. 10, 1046, Sunday morning when the car he tel, New Tork city. chairman. The garden department when Mrt. Koiene Buffered firet was driving, struck,a car owned by Mrs. Llttman, the former Miss will be In charge of the program and tecond degree bumf, lean and Rocco 8. Nescl of '100 Leonard ft. Marie C. Huhn, owned and operat- at the next meeting, May 15. The nervoui • hock. Mr. and Mri. Koiene The Keacl car, wlfcleh was parked ed the Office Assistance company, executive board will meet Monday contended on the complaint that * on Shrewsbury We., was forced Broad St., Red Bank, several years. morning, May 11. Mrs. Robert H. JACK ARNOLD faulty safety valve on the cooker against a utility jwle. Mr. Olson Prior to that she was assistant to Dlsbrow and Mrs. Lawrence Schill- caused steam to pou.r over the front was treated at Rtverview hospital. Ray Taylor, excutlvc vice presi- ing have been named chairmen of dent of the Red Bank Community the closing meeting, a luncheon DISTRIBUTOR Chamber of Commerce. June 10, at the Molly Pitcher hotel. ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY Class of 1943 Col. Deerin Taking Part WEST It WALL STREETS Dependable TV Service Plans Reunion RED BANK, N. J. In Army Maneuvers A meeting of members of the clais of 1943 of Red Bank high UTTLE SILVER — Lieut. Cot. school has been called for tomor- James B. Deerin of tit Branch ave. row night at 8:30 o'clock at thewill participate in the Army's fifth PHONE RED BANK 6-2748 'TIL 10 P.M. home of Mrs. Sheldon (Frances Bledermann) Stern, 9 McLaren annual logistical support maneuver AHTINNM MPAIMD at., to ma.ke arrangements tor awhich began Monday and will end tenth reunion. Saturday at Camp Plckett, Va. AND 1MSTAUI0 In charge in addition to Mrs. Col. Deerin, who attended Seton FUEL OIL-KEROSENE Stern, is Mrs. Samuel (Betty Gold' Hall preparatory school. Orange, £sso) In) Cotenoff of 127 Pickney rd. FOR AHY MAK1 SRI went to Camp Pickett from Fort OIL BURNER SERVICE "Eight out of ten rwdtri eoniult Th. Lee, Va., where he Is assigned to Register ClnMifled Adi."—Advertisement. the Quartermaster school. RagardUu of tht maka, whara purc'haiad, or whara * lime in Sun Ray un TV I™-p- you liva, Eatontown't own factory-trriinad •aehniciaru FOUNT'N GRILL SPECIAL* "Over the past 95 years," Mr. YOU ALWAYS SAVE will install and sarviea your TV tat • at lowest ratas. Russell said, "Jim Butler has seen MOTHER'S DAY the Boro buses emerge from a KINQ-SIZE Our famous reputation for daptndiibility ouarantaat small organisation that served IS THIS SUNDAY. complete satisfaction. . , only a few. of the communities around Red Bank to a much larger GOME IN AND ^^^ vaaB^waaaBW ^aa*r BBI^BI ^aujBitaBBi aM combination that not only serves the communities around Red Bank, SunRatjDruqs VISIT OUR CANDY, but the race track and Fort' Jlon- ON OPEN TOASTED IUN CATONTQWM mouth as well. He has seen bus > Wets Met TMHa, driving change -from the simple . HOUSEHOLD AND FOR operation of driving through mod- MOAD * WAIUCI $T$., RID IANK C RADIO <5c TELEVISION I ^ erate trafflo to the complex job that COSMETIC DEP'TS. it Is today with so many more cars kJUW 17 19 MAIN STREET E/.TONTOWN ,N J on the road." Phone EatontoYvlt J-O^OO "Jim has a good accident record," Mr, Russell added, "and his 'on' MOTHER time' rseord Is attssted to by the thousands of commuters who have ridden hie bus morning and evening To B* S'\ Starting at 10:30 A. M. about 2«000 acres will be planted to that crop this year, a decrease RIAL ISTATI - •ARAM AND SHOP IOUIPMINT of It per cent from the 1952 acre- age. The annual average for the AUTOMOTIVI PARTS - lUMNTORY - SUPPUK previous ten years, the 1SS2-S1 per- lod, has been 84,000 acres. 323 Fourth Street, Lakewood. N. J For the third straight year, New Jersey continues to rank third In •ARAM AND SHOP IOUIFMIHT the nation In acreage devoted to to- BEAR—Frame and Front End Service, Wheel Balancing and Straight- matoes for processing, according to ening, Lift, Air Compressor, Spark Tlug Cleaner (Champion), Electric preliminary estimates by the New Drills, Metal Work Tables (Lyon). BLACKHAWK Porto Power, Hy Jersey Crop Reporting Service. * Mother 4/v3cf/M/ draulle Jacks, Hydroroatlc Tools, TM.p 4k Die Sets, Fire Equipment, Bat California retains the national lead tery Charger i>iwaasjs)fcsja ing Equipment, Vises, Car Jacks, 'baa Tester (Mile Master), Valve Re-•0,000 acres Indicated and Indiana facer (Black * Decker), other Garage and Shop Equipment continues in second place with 41,- •;A\ ' .WITH Lain* 000 acres forecast. For the entire INVlNTOIir AND PARTS: nation, a reduction of about IS per Approximately >,M0 Replacement /Parts, Tires • Accessories, Merchan cent Is expected In acreage of to- dies and Supplies, Parts Counter /• Parts Bins, Auto Lite Cabinet, Nul matoes for processing in 1961. and Bolt Cabinet, Parts and Accessories Shelves. . The planting operation already la [Mm OPPfCI •URNirURI AND PDOUWS under way In most of the South Cash Register, Show Room Furniture, Filing Cabinets, Space Heattr*. Jersey counties, following the ar- Typewriter • Desks, Partitions - Lamps, Chairs • Miscellaneous Items. rival last week of the first ship- SS£S ments of Georgia-grown plants. RIAL ISTATI Two-story block and stucco biildlng. BO ft x ISO ft eenter ramp with Dr. Young Write* Book* r ' two large display windows. Ctoncrste floor. Steam heat Building In excellent condlUon. Most ratable for Supeir Market Warehouse, Fae- Sitter Designs Jacket * H tory, Shov/ Room, Storage, Lot Is 100 ft x 150 ft Choke location, Just off Madison Avenue. ; "The Woman of Greek Drama," 1—antinK 'Friday, May. «U«, 1 to 6 p. m. Everything to be sold at published recently was written by absolute public auction. Th«' highest bidder on the real eeUte shall be Dr. Sherman Young, brother of Mrs. William T. Sawyer of Little Silver, . GIFT required to pay a deposit of 30% at time of sale and sign usual real principal of the Sea Bright gram- estate purchase agreement! Immediate possession may be had. All BOXES Items to be removed from the premises within three days from date mar school. of sale. /' The Jacket of the new book waa designed by another of Dr. Young's , By Older oft sisters, Mrs. Gilbert Xalmle of , , waDONs SAUS «•. suviei INC. Peiham, N. Y. It is, a painting cop- l—iiT led from the bust of Apollo. a. o. COATS, ' — - - - - A professor of Greek and Latin at' Drew university, Dr. Young has been a minister In the Methodist church IS years. His father, Dr. Robert 8. Young, a well known Methodist minister, made his home In Allenhurst many years. JALOUSIES Hadassah to Hear .WHITMAN? SAMPLER German Singer Herman Ralnewlti, who came to ITU I this country from Germany five PM-TECT-U yean ago, will give a program of Hebrew and EngHsh songs at the meeting of Red Bank chapter of Hadassah Tuesday at the Jewish sfOO. FOR Community Center en Riverside avs. The guest artist's father was NfCsJHMii a canter In Germany, and hie broth- • • BJ 1 ••• ••^t^piwaasjan i n WINDOWS - PORCHES . PATIOS er Is one of that nation's present- •\SLT fL 1" day leading cantors. MIU CNCBUf IS Mrs. Bernard Fisher will read a BREEZEWAYS and DOORS paper en the accomplishments of ^^•fc^ »|«4&l« ej the new Mate of brad during the iBar Tgl«s«Y»l past five yearn. Arrangements also WHMM VTM TMN wPMf will be made for the chapter's la- . tU«MMH)llsMM " on of ofnesrs May IT.

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F:*ee Ettimatea Given . No Obligation No DOWN Payawnt • S Yean to Pay sieww waasa Navasavaj ^vsjsja, v SJSJ • wy aw , . Wivi «» Ihtwav Oatr tft Tt* tipiflliMij _ mi ATLANTIC GLASS CO. / "Clan and mirron in tvtry lilt you cm break." Puritan MILK GO. ^MILLIPI 21 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK I. It* TM»fc COM. WHITS IT. * MAPtE1 AVB. SBUAV PMONI II A.ISM , OPEN ALL DAY IATVBDAY THESC BIG SPECIALS NOWON SflLt AT AIL SUN RAY STORES THROUGHOUT PA N J DEL ,. RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953. OUt OWN CO»6SAffi5fTDAY iREP BANK REGISTER A Worthy Cruaade LETTERS FROM EVENTS OF YEARS AQO oVtt Broad Street, Bed Bank, W. I. Red Bank's public school children this OUR READERS week are collecting clothing for needy, chil- ESTABLISHED ISM By John H. Cook Mid Henry Clay dren in America and in foreign lands. In FAVORS BTBIFEP BASS MIX FROM REGISTER FILES One Msr 18.00! hoping their crusade is successful, we'd like 459 Prospect ave., Wit.* Yean Ago. ts.co Singl« COPT. »t tounttr. 1» t«n». Littl* 8llv«.-, N. J. dry wa* pruldint, and Peter De> «| Stcond Clan Mttttr at tat f««- to compliment Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, super- Apr. SO. 1»M. Mrs. Spen'cor Holland of West midowjtt and William Passch, own- rt K.d hint. N. *„ ui»i.r th« Act «( March I. lltt. intendent of schools, for his comment on o the Editor: Long Branch, daughter of Edwin ers and operatora of the DeLua* Psstsutttrs tad Subicriktn In forwarding elian** of address My «ye WM caught by the first T. Woolley of Red Bank, died at Laundry were vie* president and plena us* Tostal I'orm 8547 the drive: "Not only'are we helping to al- page article In thi* week'* Register the Long Branch hospital. Sh« was secretary-treasurer respectively • ef leviate the suffering of many thousands of h rough which the Commercial survived by h<|r parent* and eight the new firm. , THUR8DAT. MAT 7, 19M ishermen'* Association 1* protest- irotheri and listers, on* of whom One of the largest «warmt of needy children, but we are also teaching ig against MM Beadleaton bill -hlch would end the disgraceful being Samuel <3. Woolley of Red honey b*«s Uken In this section In our own children a valuable 'lesson in the letting of striped biss. • Bank. year* was captured by Charles. M. Political Work Ahead This I* the name group of greedy B. E. Galge, -who had been prin- Root'on R.V.R.H.'Stout's pise* on importance of thinking of others." len who have in two yean 10 de- cipal of the llair Haven 'public upper Broad st. It was estimated J. Russell Woolley and F. Bliss Price It's also encouraging to note that the mited the ttrlped baas population school for ten yuan, was appointed that the swarm numbered *W,000 r New Jersey that In thli entire principal of trie Belmar public should feel proud thai the county Republi- clothing will go to needy children in the month of April, not on* his been taken by hook and line, according school at an annual salary of 11,000. Oeorg* W.. Haifleld resigned can anil Democratic parties, respectively, A baptismal cciremony waa held from the Red Bank police fore*, U.S. as well as those overseas. Most of us :o Stew VanVUet, who should know. stating that he was tired of being manifested such confidence in their lender-, This is the tame gang that have in the river, whe* sis persons who are aware of the poverty in some foseign :ompletely destroyed the fine weak- ere.candidates for membership in a policeman and wanted to take up •ome other line of employment ehip that each was unanimously re-elected lands, but all too seldom do we worry about ening for which New Jeriey once the Calvary Baptist church were »•»* famous .... and they are atlll whtr* then was bstter nrnuncr- party chairman for the coming year. Immersed by Rev.. T. J. Crudup of the impoverished in our own country. That iiislly trying to put themselves out nlainfleld. ~ Several of thote bap- atton. of business through short-sighted Both men have their work cut out for the poor will always be with jis is a sad iced were recent converts at the Daniel 8. Ely of Holmdel, gave waeteful methodt. a graduation gift of an Emx ear them. Mr. Woolley lias the responsibility ol evival strvioa* cendueted by the. but true commentary. It is encouraging, Thue aren't a group of "Inde- :hurch pastor. .RsvVW. Hamiin. to hi* daughter and son. Mis* Mar- solidifying the G.O.P., a fact made plain however, to know that our youth are "cog- pendent stalwart toilers of the sea" Th* play, 'A Wenwn's Honor," garet Ely and Oeorg* Ely. .... No, moat of the real Asher- The Son* of Union Veterans Aux- in the recent primary election. In this task, nizant'of the true status of affairs arid that men have been put out of business was given In St. M try's hall, New long ago by th« piratical method* Monmouth, by the local dramatic iliary observed Its 30th anniversary Mr. Woolley at least has a strong organisa- through charitable hearts they are trying of big commercial operators. - club. Characters in jthc pity were at a social held in the Clayton A taken by Jtmei Redfclington, John Magee building on Bread st. Mrs. tion to help biro, plus personal experience to do something about it. What haa become of the dotena of ihort Oiherlea and pound net*? R. Murphy,' Thomas) Logan, Jr., ROM Predmore was president of of many years. In the primary, however, it They have all folded due to a de- John Donovan, John Greenfield, th* auxiliary, Mrs. Ada Kennedy pletion of the supply of flan. Thomas Reddington, Jr., Alice Da- was chairman of the entertain- was obvious that many regular "organiza- Twenty yeara ago ... great At the present time, condition* price stabilisations and rent con- ment and Mrs. Louis Cree, chair- In the river are auch that it is al- role. vey, Agnes Reddlngtcn and Anna tion'' voters refused to go along with the achool* of bonlta, weakflah, croak- Tho real reason for aaaoclatins McConaty. Between (fee acts, Lil- of th* refruhment commute*. 40 Years of Service era and downs of other apeclea most impossible, at: low tide, to lian ,Ahern and Cath«rine Ferley O.O.P. organization. The red hot bingo and were plentiful. Now they are so navigate anything but a rowboat, Communism and Liberalism Is to Monmouth County Tax board wa* diminished It hardly pay* to fob. except directly in the channel. In frighten people away from Liberal- iang a duet, John OrcWnBeld sang reorgaaiud and Albert L. Ivlni of firemen's fair issue undoubtedly aided Sew. Miss Agnes Haekett of Red Bank this connection. It Is requested that ism. This accusation against i solo, Anna. McConaty rendered Red Bank wa* re-elected chairman For them . . . even w(th nets in Liberalism is moat often made by Malcolm S. Forbes hi piling up a fairly be honored by residents of Little. Silver and New. Jersey waters. wu do everything In your power recitations and John Smith'engaged and John L. Sweeney, Atlantic To return to striped bass .... o promote dredging operations to persons or groups, whose position In funny impersonatlork Highlands, was reappointed secre- heavy vote. In addition, though, the vote the surrounding area at a testimonial din' io'vlde a greater depth of water n the national politics or economy iconomlcally this flih Is worth la aa much opposed to a liberal's John Brown, son of 'William C. tary. ner June 17 in recognition of her comple- about ISO a pound as a, hook and n the Shrewsbury river. The Tredwell property of Rum- indicated a growing independence among line flih attracting sportsmen the Sincerely yours, position as the liberal's position is Brown bf South at., w:|s given a tion of 40 years as a school teacher. That's nation over with plenty of money o the Communist's. surprise party,'most of t.h**gueets aon, comprising SB seres, *u sold voters—a trend of recent years that in na- Grover C. Kirchhof, Thus it Is those strong and selfish leing members of the ipadustlng for 170,000. Joseph O. IfcCue wa* tion-wide. a long span for a person to spend in any rn'oviet^and" XSfrfiTL *f& Secretary. Shrewsbury Sailing andmen—or their spokesmen in the :lass of the Red Bank hifch school the agent In the transaction, but shore offers. Commercially, It sell* Yacht club. presa or in the legislature—who L90S of which John was a> member. th* name of th* buyer wa* not Mr. Price can't boast a strong organiia- profession and is particularly noteworthy would have the people believe that mad* public, wholesale for about SO cent*. DESCRIBES LIBERALISM the good system la. a form of the Miss Katie Murphy of Middle- tion. His principal job, it would seem, is because of the effect of Miss Hackett's labors Aa for this group'* rather asinine bad system; for Liberalism, the town, and Lafayette Hurltgr of Rad Th* Elmir E. Carlitl* farm at in developing our youth. statement that th* fishermen will good system, is truly a threat, but Bank were married In B& James' Little Silver, of t» acres, we* sold to regain interest in the Democratic part; raise the price of «th . . . if they Naveslnk, N. J. not a threat to the people, nor to to Henry Wiebolot of Harrison tor can't catch striped bass. ... It Apr. 2S, 1953. church by Rev. James A. Reynolds. among the electorate. Here in Red Bank, Miss Haekett typifies the best principles seems pretty obvious to me thst the just* rights of the selfish and They were attended by Mlstrillaigi* 100,000. The new. owner planned taid price it based on what the To the Editor: strong, but a threat to their con- Ryan, a cousin of th* bride, and to devtlop th* acreage Into build- much needs to be done. Even though thin of our educational system. In her years at tinued expanding grasp upon what ing lot*. market will bear, not on what the The differences between Commun- hey have and should not have. John Murphy, the bride'* brothar. borough is administered by a Democratic Little Silver, she has been part and parcel fishermen want. ism and Liberalism are often de- Equity of rights, political and William Barkalow of Colt'* Neck, The Csrlton thsater on Monmouth 80 let's all support this Beadles- liberately obscured by those who st. was told to Walter Reade, lessee mayor, eight county executive committee of many changes which have found that know the difference, and those who economic, is the liberal's purpose lost two valtkble cows durlrig the on bill and keep striped bass for .nd creed; but such an' equity in- week. The cows got in a barrel of of the building, and four associ- grammar school become ranked among the he multitude rather than-to do not know them often follow the olvcs a levelling of the summits ate*, Frank B. Storra, Morris H.' posts are-unfilled—a sign of real disinterest. linn the pocketbooks of about 15 deception from respect for author- food and they died from ovw eat- ty or want of more careful inquiry. f economic power, and so Liberal Jack*, J. J. Bookbinder and U 3. The Democrats can capitalize on the Re- state's best. Many men and women in this Individuals. • sm muat be damned. And what ,ng. Ju»kowlU for 1400,000. Mr. Jack* Sincerely, Both Liberalism and Communism better way to condemn Liberalism Or. A. G. Brown was electedVchief was th* theater manager.. publicans' troubles, but it will take team area fondly recollect happy days under Miss Arthur L. Cone. Jr, are systems concerned with the re-than to indicate a eimilarlty of :ammissioner of Red Bank *t a lationships of government and peo- Th* Frank B. Wikoff farm ef IMI work to do it. Backett's tutelage and we join them in purpose which it shares with Com- ery quiet election. Other candi- JtEGATTA SUGGESTIONS ple, with the problems of maintain- munism, but which It also shares dates were. O. E. Davis, Moi|.V. acres, nsarTinton Falls, which we* Mr. Price tackle his offering her. congratulations and best wishes ng order In a state, and of adjust- with Christianity? In such a way sold by him to th* Peck company, We'd like to see ing the conflicting rights and duties Pacti, Cspt. Oeorge Coley, W.ilter Copy of letter to Joseph C. Irwln: would an atheist accuse religion of S. Noble and Charles L. Oavisi wa* being laid out Into building Job in earnest. Even though he heads what for many, many more years of service., of its members. being- superstition because both be ' 1« West Front *t. In short, both are political sys- Richard Walters of Spring si, sites, to be offered at auction. is perennially the minority party in the Red BMk, N. J. lieve in the devil? Herbert 8. Swan, an expert on tems. Liberalism, the wider, looser Since those enemies of Liberal- who was employed by Scott A Sclott term, is a way of thinking about as a carpenter, wa* severely injured municipal planning, appeared be- county, an efficiently operated group can Mr, Joseph Irw.n ism own the press—the "one-party fore the Red Bank commissioner*, human social rights, which Includes press in a two-party > nation," as by a fall from hi* bicycle when perform a great public service. As for Mr. TIM County Jail rwin Yacht Works no one specific method for securing Mr, Stevenson observed—is It any the front fork*' of the wheel sud- and advocated city planning tor th* Vharf ave. those rights. Communism, also de- wonder that this false accusation denly brok* loose from the heitjt, borough. _ Woolley, we'll watch with interest his mores With the'apprehension without violence Red B*nk,,N. j. claring an ' attitude, on human rights, Includes a definite political ia widely believed? Is it not more pitching Mr. Walter* forward, strlk. Daniel Harvey R**d ef Navtslnk, to affect harmony and renewed strength I have been giving the National wonder that it is even more gen- Ing a tree and rendering him un- WM Instantly killed when he wa* in Pennsylvania of the two young men who Swcepstakta Regatta * lot of and economle program for securing erally rejected? To be a Liberal within his party. The G.O.P. has been In thought. conscious. He sustained a fractured jostled from a might car on which escaped from the county jail in Freehold You have stated that you would Communism must be distin- means nothing more than to believe shoulder blade, a broken colleir he waa working and landed on the the public favor for many years in this in the traditional ethical idea of stone abuttmmt of a bridge. last week, we imagine responsible county ike the Borough of Reef Bank to guished Into Its theoretical and man, and to be unselfish. hone, three cracked ribs and' a bait- be morally and financially behlw practical systems. Theoretical ly bruised and cut ear. Thomas Heeney, who was to county, yet it is wise to remember that officials are breathing a little easier, It Communism—a very old Idea— People who hate Liberalism are Into event I am wondering If It ither Communists, who do not hold John H. Cook was unanimously, fight Gen* Tunney for th* heavy- the lesson Dwight D. Eisenhower taught wouldn't be • good Idea to We a means essentially the sharing weight championship, planned to continues as a black mark, even though letter sent to all the organisations goodi, the holdinoldlng aant d using that traditional view of man; or reappointed aa a water commis- Harry Truman, and company can be re- he selfish. The next time you hear train at Rumson. Negotiations were good fortune prevailed and no one was •nd their auxiliaries such as the the materials) of life In common. this old charge against Liberalism sioner of R«d Bank for a term of underway to lease a large building peated in reverse here . Dike, Women's club. Rlvervlew aux- In the first half of the 19th cen-thrown out, consider whether it 1* three years. v physically injured. Let's hope the.embar- iliary, Junior Service league, Sal- tury Communism was reformulated Edmund T; Woolley. resigned as •on the Raymond HMgland prop- vation Army, American Legion. In face of the growth of European made by the nr*t, by- the second erty for th* Australian's training rassment has resulted in a heart to heart (or by his mouthpiece), or by a police justice of Red Bank,, and Veterans of Foreign Wars and Industrial capitalism and its evils. third species, that poor, harried General John Sheehan was elected •quarter*. talk between Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott an* many others, asking for their sup- Marxian Communism proposed a citizen who has been reading it In to fill the vacancy* ' , :, . William 8. BuckUn of Riverside, H.lpti» Helping Hind •art or the HfaUs*«od suggesting program for the selsttre of politi- every newspaper and hearing It on Oonn., died at th* Bucklln home- Warden Joseph Sckwark to the end tha that perhaps they: might like to cal power, and a transitional period Walter Bailey, young son er Ern- It was a disappointment to receive, last donate a prise such as has been for the consolidation of that power every radio ttation for more than est Bailey, station agent at Belford, ifead at Phalanx. H* was th* son there can be no repetition. The operation and for economic reform; after 15 years. of John and Ellas Bucklln, and died week, the report from the Bed Bank branch offered by the American Legion In Mr*. Frank Illo. won a silver set offered by the Nat-In thehoute In which he was horn. of a jail should never become so routine RftQ sftnkt , which would arrive that Ideal so- ional Concert Company which wa* of the county Red Cross, that its current I have also discussed with some ciety without property owners, Riving performances at Bennett'*' II* we* 77 ynra old snd wss the as to become a peril, a condition'which is of the Red Bank merchants the without police, indeed, without a APPRECIATION leat survivor ef his Immediate money drive was 95,406 short of its #27,500 wselbillty of having *v National state. hall at that place. The child re- fatally. apparent in the case at hand. American Red Cross ceived over 1,000 vote* 'in a popu- goal. Over-the-top results were reported1 Iweepstakts Regatta Bales Week. This program of seliure and re- larity contest. 'T*» contest between tha dine- They feel that they do not derive form was executed in Russia. Since Red Bank Branch. torf of th* Merchant* Trust com- from ISatontown, Shrewsbury, Fair Haven, a direct benefit from the regatta, th* transitional period In that na- Red Bank, New Jercey Th* Matawan Cornet band select- but If they could be shown that tion has luted for IS years, and To the Editor: ed J. A. Walling u leader. W. 43.panW for acquiring accounts Mdos Atlantic township and Highlands, among It la going to be profitable to them, alnce that nation appears further Irving Brown, Beater, president; C. R. Stryker, win* John Qiblon'*) team victor*. Hl*\t*ammit«l*\t*am * w*r* Kenneth H. other towns. Arbor Day they also would be behind you 100than ever from the goal toward Red Bank Register, secretery; and Frits Weber, treas- per cent. which the transition aimed, we Red Bank. N. J. urer. MQWncQWen,, Frank B. Pries, Jacob 1 It might be a good Idoa to write have thought fit to term the pres- Thank you very much for the ex- o Warns. H. gmock, Arehl- Because of its widespread war and dis- Ever since Arbor dav was founded in a the Board of Education and of. ent Russian system practical Com- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hlne* of cellent co-operation that The Re' Keyport, celebrated their Sftth wed- >td t. Milter, Orandln V. Johnson aster operations, Red Cross has gained the April of 1872 in Nebraska by t. Sterling fer tome sort of a price for the munism: in other words, It seems ler has given us during the II and Cftarltt R. English. They were jest essay on "Why Red Bank that the transitional period ha* be-Red Cross Fund Drive and alio7 o&n ding anniversary. They were both reputation as the strong arm "that's always •hould Have the National Sweep- come its own end; that It Is a 72 year* of age and in exceptionally treated, to a dinner and thtatir Morton, this important day has been ob- our various other activities In the party at -New York by the losing there'' when needed, all over the world. •takes Regatta." transition from but not to, and that past. We realize that without this good health. served in states and communities—In some I believe that should go' the present Russian state will never cooperation we would be unable to An increase In pension was grant- team oaptalned by John J. Qulnn, President Eisenhower has recognized it as In an enthusiastic, practical manner every further and have thli a week of change of its own will. achieve the success that we do in ed Oscar Ricklefsen of Little Silver and composed of Jam** Ottemon, celebration, decorating the town Practical Communism, or Stalin- carrying on our service* to th* com- of tia per month. He wa* a Well Jr., Frederick W. Robbtneon, Paul a quasi-official branch of the government year with a 'well-organised program of and having everybody wear • nau- Ism, differs from Liberalism In Us munity and our country. Otchwakt, 0. Harold Nevlu*, Ray' tical suit or cap. baiic beliefs about th* nature of known Civil War veteran, H. Stlllrnan and Xdgar MCCTM*. itself. Its work—collecting blood for th» planting trees and shrubbery, in some in You could have every merchant man and of society, and of the Sincerely your*. The Consumers' Coal company of wounded, helping the fighting men in count, send out. stutters regarding the re*relations of the two. Communism Myrtle A. Orsdy. Asbury Park, with anticipation of Announcement of th* *ngagem«nt a hit-and-miss observance that waxes-and •atta In their mall and perhaps considers that the first rights In (Mr*. James H. Orady.) the possible coal strike during the or Miss ^silU M. VanScholk, daugh- less other ways, jumping to the rescue In wanes from year to year, and in still others Have stickers for every letter tha society belong to the group, to the Chairman, Red Bank Branch. coming winter had stored 1*,000 ter of Mr.| and Mrs. J.A. V»nScholh Is sent out of Red Bank. whole ma** of cltlsen*. and that tona of eotl of various alsei In their of Nawmin Sprlnp id., to William every catastrophe, helping the needy, serv- in a perfunctory "let's get it over" style. If you concur In these Ideu. I thi right* of the. Individual* must AMD EMEBOV Crawford pf 8*heneetady, wa* mad* be adjusted In accordance with the local yard. ing the hospitals and a legion of other jobs It is with a deep sense of pride, there- II, r...... Rumson, K, J. t * brliige party at Mb* Vas •neo to you. rights of the group. Liberalism, At th* annual church day of the Scholk's horn*. —is deserving of the greatest respect. fore, we learn that in our own state, th Sincerely yours. exactly opposite, holds that the Apr. a, 19M. MlddUtown Baptist ehurch, Ch.rles Rolston Waterbury, rights of tne individual are prim- To the Editor: Allen, 8r., Daniel Irwln and Jam** Paul A. today, principal of tht Campaigns by other organizations hare Department of Conservation and Kcoiiuml ary, that sgalnat these must be I am very interested In the Rum- P. Hopping were elected deacon*, Mlddlrtown' township high wheel ENDORSES BVMJtON APPEAL measured the rights of the,group son community appeal drive. It and Charle* Allen, 8r., George A. received lesfve of abstnc* In' erdtr attained tne announced goals. Let's be a Development is endeavoring to make ever; that h« could start on a trip around Oyster Bay dr. Th* Communist and Liberal con ovblously saves time and energy for Bowne, Richard Lutburrow. Jacob bit more generous now, and help the Red day Arbor day. Commissioner Charles R. cent* of man's nature are a* rad' everyone to have ten major char- Wyckoff. James C. Hendrickaon, the world. Rumson, N. J, ically opposed a* their concepts of ities united In one drive. I feel sure Mr*. tUny H. Button, Bast Front Cross. Remember, the Red Cross goal has Erdman, Jr., announces that under Charles eventually other borough* will Joseph Frost and Charles H. Mor- To the editor; society. The Communist Me* man ford, trustees,- Mr. Hopping wa* at., underwent an appendeetony at been set at the rock-bottom level, no more M determined; while for the Liberal adopt our plsn. the Long Bmneh hoipltel and & P. Wllber, state forester in the department, I would Ilk* to add my vole* to he la free. To in* Communist (.very unanimously chosen **.churchcl*rk. Is asked than Is needed. Bed Cross drlre tho** of other Rumson reader* who Yours truly. tpeedy r«cov«*y WM looked far. Sew Jersey has carried out a tree-growing man la th* product of various Ruth M. Stout. The Ladle*' Aid society of the •ave already written In support fore** external and uncontrolled by Naveslnk Methodist church reor- Th* fifth of*V* serlM of subscrip- workers are still afield. Welcome them and project amounting to more than a million of the Rumson Community Appeal. kirn—heredity, eoclal and economic (Mrs. Bayard D. Stout.) tion dance* wn* held at Thomas's It seems to me that th* Joint ap- ganised under the name of the Inn, under th* (direction of Otoffrey donate what you can, in tribute to all the trees annually since 102«. Beginning in tha >roaeh la th* only loiieal *niw*r environment, hi* place In history; Methodist Parsonage society. Mr*. to th* Liberal each man, though MlehacL Despreaux was *l*ettd Mercer, Qratdii achesck and Jos- distressed persons who hare found in Red year, seedlings grown at the state fores •0 the problem of repeated door- Influenced by all the** fore**, I* eph Wiiilsm*. ^Aor *olleltatlon and mall ap- ultimately free to Ju«l* and to president, Mrs. C. S. Miller, secre- Cross a helping hand. nursery at Washington Crossing hare been peal*. Then have become so much choose. tary and Mki* Maml* Mount, treas- of a burden to the volunteer work- Editorial Views urer. supplied at low cost to farmers, water- er* and the potential donor* that To the Communist man'* end I* KoowYoinGoreniiDeBt much of the joy has b*«n taken the service of the groupr or the James Heyer, who lost an arm as sheds, industries, communities, schools and out of giving, itate; to the Ltber»l m*n s destiny a result of an Injury recilved at Ufa Clean Up, Now • his own perfection of mind and Of Other Papers Bandy Hook, was given a position M* WMdw'iWr* WatrM other Institutions having at least ten acres Rumson resident* Indicate teart. from these *sniiUal "• aa night watchman at that plae*. Mayor Katharine Glkus White has th'.!r support of th* Appeal by torenete proceed theoretic*! dl Reasons for tht InctMSlag con* of land and wanting to. participate in the •new In every category of the two A HEAVIER TAX LOAD Th* honor pupil* at th* Little •rn of official* attd ttxpayers over designated the week of May 10 as "Clean/ Silver public school during April th* evtrlspBlng itmctlon* and *"• project. - ' !«•» whleji have agreed to par' deolottea, and practical differences The contention of the. New Jer- Up Week1' in Red Bank. In that week, ticipatc this year, perhaps1 othtrothtr*i at every level ol government and were'Louis Wllby, Julian Sham- nanelng ef the iwrleu* l*v*i* of which hav* htld back will *•« their sey Taxpsysri' association that panore, Frank Dean, Edward Wllby, governmrat caii tf* batter und*r> especially, merchants and residents alike The result has been the restoration of way clear to Joining up next year. MThe.yCommunlit *Ute has an uh new tax Is ntver JustlAtd unless Its Jennie Curtis, Ada POM, Mabel atood by a eomptriaen of federtl woodlands In place of once barren, eroded Bach individual would then be able challenged right to use any of Its related expenditure program Is Jus- Psgemtecher, Howard Llpplseott, vs. stat* and l«Mt\fltv*rnai*nt •*• are urged to get all refuse out of their to plan hla own charitable contri- eltlsens. and a suprcm* authority tified «t*nds th* teat ef ntsombl*- bution* in an orderly way, stleet. Oeorg* Millward, Percy Bmith, Ar- HndHure* ov*r thw past quarter buildings. During the weeks of May 17 and hillsides or abandoned farm lands over* over each of them; while • Uberal ness, thur Holland, William Bhcrwood, Ing from th* many worthy organi- commonwealth would try l» balance century, paints out UM N*W Jirt*y 24, the Bureau of Fire Prevention—com- grown with weeds. Christmas tree seedlings sations tho** whl'h h« find* to b* Th*'association offer* Imprtsilva Roy Whit*, Bite Wllby, Orae* Ca> Ttapayer* atMclaUfja, moit deswvlng of hi* support. Ah th* fights ef th* *tat* and of Us rttsons In support of Its position hart, Matilda Coiovsr sad Mabel and timber crops have proved a supple- cltltca*. respecting both, violating Back ta 1MT, *Ute aad Iscal gov. prising former fire chiefs—aims to make Incidental, but by no mean* Insig- neither. In th* Communist stats that tha Assembly bill to make Pop*. ernsMRU througkeult tha Mtlet mental income to farmers and have helped nificant, hentnt would b* found la- th* eltlsen has not th* privilege o available $(0,000,000 In ntw ttxts wtr* napoMlbl* ft* th* major • full inspection of all business properties, th* consolidation In en* transac- for state school aid I* "untound, il- William Tallman r*e*ntly moved fulfill soil and water conservation pro- tion *f many of the, gifts which fr«* ana uncontrolled expression of to Atlantic Highland* from Blkeron, ihir* *f gov*rnm*aUjl*sp*iidltur*ii and make a report on their condition. If opmlon; In th*, liberal state free- logical, arbitrary and tnhanntly bringing M chlekins with him, Ths aecountlng for Marly thr*MU*N now must be r*cord«d separately dom of speech Is a basic right. In wasteful," they are safe, owuers will he told. Upon grams, provide cover for game and wild and then compiled for Uncle Sam's chickens N*m*d to k* bothtrUg an ten of tht )«** thin JlO Mlllon to. Information when Mar.' II ap- Comrnunliin, criticism by Ins cltl- Theoretically, thi* proptid n*w life and Improve the natural beauty of th i«n of. the state Is forbidden! In • Italian neighbor by scratching' In t«l aptndlnrof all thr*t gevtrn* re-Inspection, if the unsafe condition has proaches, . .. tax would relieve the burdtn of tax- his gardtn, and h* retaliated by •Mntal l*«*l*. . liberal country, national policy Is ation now borne by real estate own- not been corrected, further steps will be New Jersey cuuntryalde. My congratulations and btrt decided by "free popular el*elfon», scattering polton In th* garden anl By 1HS th* ciptatUurM of th* with* 1 to the forward-looking and guaranteed by a system of two «ra, It It only In theory, howtvtr, Tallman'* noek was reduced by N, federal govtrnment alone shout taken, according to Fjr« Chief Harry No community .should let Arbor da< Rumson rotldtnti who hav* In- •»jwe MUikal partpMlfe*i . ,_ , thnt th* crntlon of new'taxtt re- equaled than af state, and toed itiated the Rumson Community Ap- ThY Communist state It closed to duces the volume of old tax**, Th« Twenty-Five Yosts Ago. AuniMck. ">Vc ore going to clean up here pass without (Miine form of practical ol end result Is « heavier load of gavtrsmeiit. Together t«*y taUIH' .the regulation of the people's will: Mary M«lr, th* ilx-ye*r-ots more than %VtH billion., >• and do it right," he ssierforni an lin often confuted? Tht reuon mny ucational expenditure*," that than of th* INT division ol npendlturtf At th* regular April matting of he that In objecting ta tht exploita- has hfen failure to dlstlngulih he town of Rtd Bank with no strlsj|* he urged, porUut wrvlc« In saving us utility tn«H ns tion of th* economically w*ak by attachud to th* tlft. among thi various l*v*W *f «j*vtrn< th* Mirawibury talltftg and Yath twsen th* differing netds of school m*nt. club, recently held at II* club th* economically powerful, both district*, alto that thue has been Wellington W, Kenntdy, e»n of At the wimo tlino ho toM all resident* imMlble In lioimlujf project*, Tho rutliltM hou»i>, a motion wasi made, •ec- aydom* are In appannt agreitmuntj John A, Kennedy of Harding r*., Calling attention U tht oaAPllef both *y*tom* would endue* tho In Mllure to present any upecific plan to do their shan; In ridding their properties uprooting of trw* In mum pianos IN really ended, and carried unanlmouity t< which would trnnidate gr«*ter stale wa* to graduate In Jun* from th* tlon and wait* Uvolvtd In tte fed- endorse your stand opposing an In pqualltirs of an imregulst«d profl MamchuwtU Agricultural college eral government'* Invtilen or fold* of unwanted things. "Clean up the mess— a shit me, What took Nature a humlml yeurs l»t to connect th* Shrewabury rlvei «(!onomy~ln*qualiil«i that riuul nld Into actual relief of th* ovtr-all with th* Atlantic ocian at Loi In extrem* wealth and extreme tuirdrn of local taxation. at Anthem!, and lo Uh* up aref**- tradHlonally btlinglng to th* Mtat* wherever you find It," lie aald. "Get those to accomplish has been wiped out In a few Moor. poverty, eluiml l*nd«u*p* |*rd«nlng, and lentil, govtrnmtnts, Pr*a|d*nt Whit* lh«n« qutntlonft itinmtn tin' llMnhowtr hu called for ensiles old things out and get rid of them, Htop minute*, tat'i try to emulate (he example It Is the opinion of th* majorlt But *o *r* many othir groups Mntw«r«fl lo tlm romplete sallifMC' Donald* Mundry en Marlon sli of th« ofic«rs and number* of thli Including th' Catholln church, op. tton of thn |i«a|ilo of N«vv Jfriey and th* DIMIX* laundry on WMt ef s commission to study me«*y el sating junk for a rainy da,*, What rnme* of the tttate and ninke every day Arbor day. Muh th«t such »n Intel wauld caum pnstil to surh Inequalities, anil In the legislature should not act af< Front at,, In fllvir Ptai*, w«r« achieving nundtr rflatlont b«twM«s depreciation In th* v*lu« of rlvn advocating a rigultted economy flrmatlvfly an mruurts which add jointly Incorporatid with a capital th* govimmtnt itvds, •Ilkttotstrry Might be fire Instead of rain," Chief An- It will |i/t,v off In hltf dividend!, nut 'only 1 front property and Impost addition- Ubfrallam l» no mort radical than Stock of I1W,«O, Donald Mit cut Mich a ituay *rt htlng girtit aBH SUlL1'* aaVB amis* *** •alaftstl'dl M«t4 IUB LMABUI si hsrdshlphardship*s on yachtsmayachtsmen who ui th*. V, S. government with Its grad MO,AOO,oo_ , o_ t,o the lax Io»d,-Trinton wrltui ceulf*ratl«a la Coajlj •Mck'a warning should not ba Ignored. beauty, but also In caau. tat Ihrawifeury rivir fer beating, uattd Incomi t*x, anti-trust Taw*, Cvtnlng Tlmii, thtwi, prepriitor el Donild'g Lau*. RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1953. Part Seven Harvey, Mn. Robert E. Hartman, Bobby H., do you really think June BridcElect Mrs. }}yson Woodhouse, Mrs. Frank Merrily Wej_Roll Along Ann K. will go back with you? Seabary, Hri. Burton L. Bowne and 30 Debutantes Ann F., did you hear from Billy Tendered Shower Mn. C. LeRoy Bowne, all of Key- (By Harold Jacoheen B., yet? MATAWAN — Hiu Uargaret port;' Mn. Walter P. Bwamon and tn the psst, several skaters have Marie £>., are' you going after Bowne of Keyport wai tendered a Mrs. Alexander Maefayden, Mats- Presented at asked me if things really were hard- Bobby just because you can't get EXPANSION bridal shower Friday at the home wan; Mrs. Edwin J. Dobson and er for their, parents when they Milton? of Miss Barbara Swanion on Edge- Mies Robin Dobson. Atlantic High- attended school. We all know Dad Fay H., do you still like Gary? mere dr. Hostesses were MIM Swan- lands; MIM Dorothy Glaus and Miss Formal Cotillion and Mom did not have it as easy eon, Mlis Barbara Woodhouae of Please give him a chance. Margaret Lutx, Metuchen; Mrs. as we have it. During the depres- We hear a new club has been ATTICS Keyport, Mrs. Philip Woodward, William F. Ohniman. Laurence County-Wide Event sion, even though many will try Bloomfletd, and Mile Naney Dob- started at the rinit. Who are they, Harbor, and Mrs. Alvin J. Powers to have you bellevi how difficult Harold? Do we know them? ion, New York city. and Mn. Samuel West of Brook- Held at Asbury Park times were, we still had ten times Your attic It a potential apartment, rum« lyn.' Should we wonder why Shirley Mlaa Bowne, daughter el Mr. and Convention Hall more luxuries than our parents. Rlsden doesn't skate anymore? put room or bsdroom. With elo»*ti, in* Mrs. Burton Bowne, will become But.I did explain to them some 2ou1d it b« that she's being true tulation, electricity, ate, you will h*v* a Vie bride of William Ohniman, eon of the differences. I told them how o Dick yet? of Mr. and lire. William F. Ohna- TBVRTEES TO MEET ASBURY PARK - Thirty young moat of the boys came to school coiy tet*up. Extr* rooms ar* always wel» girls, all dressed In white bouffan Betty Stoecker, we wish you man of Laurence Harbor. In June. NEW MONMOUTH—Trustees of with patched pants and you could would break down and come skat- com* and improve th* valua of your horn*. Attending were Mlaa Freda Cam- the Baptist church here will meet etyled gowns, made their debut at see mother's handicraft at darning ing again. Iniky. HIM Jeanette Camlmky. tomorrow night at S o'clock at UN n the heels of the eocki, unmended You ear) hev* American, th* certified the third annual Monmouth County Harold, rumor has it that we are lire. Frank MaUale, lin, Edward church. socks were saved for Sundays and Johni-Manville eontreetor, do your work cotillion Friday night at Conven- parties. The shoes would be half in for some alterations. We're all tion hall. Honorary guests at th soled several times and then only pitching for you. at a much more economical pric* than event were Allda C. bailey of Long when the sock made Its appearance Joe Cleary, you'd get a lot morn you'd imagine. We do mott everything. through the sole. Many boya would pleasure out of skating if you asked Branch, superintendent of nurse be marching into clans and have permission to jump. I'm sure Har- (This ream aw be In Become one of our many satisfied cut- at Harlem hospital In New York a large sliver of the pine floor And old would let you If you deserve year attic) tamers. Call RE 6-3000, day or night. city, and Jamea E. Stgear, super- ts way into, the' worn eols and such a privilege. intendent of the Bordcntown train- either break off or pin the student Arnold, don't you ever tire of ing school. n his tracks, t knew of boys that skating? You are really an old OUR PRICES THE HEW were too modest to even tell the faithful. Debutantes, Introduced by Mrs teseher that they had a aplinter Caatle Oreer, miitreu of ceremon- from the floor in their foot. 'Con- tt certainly was nles to see Tee- CANT BE BEAT ies, danced a cotillion following fucius said, "Modesty is a great nle and Grace Senato skating one their presentation, the Introduction virtue: you never se> the man with night last week. It seema like old of committee members, honor the biggest fish sneak up the alley." times. Room AMMeat 'i • SleJlnoj guards and ladies-in-waiting. This But if that ssme boy made a suc- Why doesn't Velma Lavery and 1HiHII was followed by dancing to the cess of himself In later life, he her sister drop in some evening? music of Count Basle's orchestra. would be proud of his near poverty Harold, please have another 'Old Attk CeavertieM Garages NO DOWN PAYMENT On. of the highlights of the start and relate the story to anyone Timers' Night" real soon. We really Parch litclewrM who would listen. event was the announcement by enjoyed meeting some of them. Can*. Window. WHATSOEVER' Mrs. Lorenso Harris of Asbury Our .deepest sympathy to one of Tark, queen of gifts, that an As- Then let's not forget thote "Drum- our regular skaters, Dick Slocum, Hoar Tiling ILL-PURPOSE mer Boy" ribbed stockings that who lost his mother last week. bury Park high school girl, Ellia- VPJVJVVMY I Pfllntlaf beth Hubbard, won the cotillion came up above the kneea and many Jeanette Douglas, where are you SRFEfV LRDDER times a boy playing baieball would keeping yourself? Jalousies Patios scholarship. The scholarship • la hit a good single only to be put LfctAesssI awarded to the debutante selling out because he tried to keep hit the most tickets for the cotillion, stockings from coming down. Some- VISITS GETTYSBURG 1 Oirnnmum and for her qualities of leadership. time try to outrun a play while Proceeds from the cotillion are tugging on one or even two of your LITTLE SILVER. — Mrs. Ann used not only for the scholarship stockings. Bublln of Branch ave.. has returned 9 m AN UTOWWIUSDEft • . fund, but for the benefit of th from Gettysburg, Pa., where ahc building fund of th* Westatd* "Y They did have school buses, horse attended the annual mother's week- American Home Construction C< ••IITIIIS FOOT IT FOOT of Red Bank. drawn, with a body similar to a end observance of Gettysburg col- stage coach only longer, but just lege. Mrs, Bublin's son, Charles A. RED RANK NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED RANK Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Hayes ol Bublin, is a senior at the college, Red Bank were in charge of th jolting. I remember passing a £3000 Off IROAD STRUT a-JOOO QmAIMHWATUMBt . horse drawn school bus with my majoring in physical education, and staging of the cotillion, and Mrs. will receive his decree in June. Jamea W. Parker, Jr., also of Red trusty "flivver," (Ford or Mercury ©ITI TWO HMVINtt UMERS Bank, was In charge of the dance, today.) I had a $15 investment in the The stage of convention hall was car and a 125 Investment In tube decorated with baskets of spring patches, tire irons,' extra tubes, flowers' and palms. Debutantes en- timer, coils, cte. Just as I came o tered the hall from the center ol alongside of the vehicle my "jitney" the stage, and walked to the hall's (another name for the same car) center, where they made their bow acted up and the ailment waa con- • usvroopuiTi In a circle of spotlights. tagious, the horses contracted It • IIST MITIIUU too. Brother, we had a wonderful Debutantes were Misses Bett two minutes, but the horses won, B Perry. Beverly Qiimore, Juanlta and I was glad. SFT.SIZE(EXTENDINGTO < FT.) *1O Wheeler, Barbara Green. Vlana Fjilford, , Frances Lewis, Edit' Many a baseball gams was post- 4 FT. SIZE (EXTENDING TO 6 FT.)- Sg.N Reynolds', and Mary Reevey of Re poned because they lost the ball, or Bank, Mary Tlllery, Keyport; Jac< broke the hat, but they seldom 6 FT. SIZE (EXTENDING TO W FT >-*12 M quelln Reeves, Bernlee Dunn, Eu- called a game on account of rain. land Barbara Whitfleld and Mar- Dad would have to come home early 7. FT. SIZE (EXTENDING T012 FT.)- *14« garet Folks, Long Branch; Mae to bring In the wood, All the lamps, Cole, Shirley Harris, Doris Lewis, feed the chickens, etc., before sup- I FT. SIZE (EXTENDING TO M FT>*16* Elisabeth Hubbard and Betty Wit per, because he would have lots of Hams, Asbury Park; Margaret Pat homework after suppsr and It would tenon and Lillian Morris, Neptune; take the entire family to do it' In Shirley Brownlee, Llncroft; Bar order to get so many wrong an- bara Greene, Old Bridge; Doroth) swers. But they all loved It and HERE WE Baldwin and Gwendolyn Russell would not change with you and Matawan; Sonya O'Neal, Margtre you are having hardfhips now that O'Nell and Charlotte Vail, Atlantic you will tell about later. Highlands; Margaret Bradley. Free- The F. V. I. hold, and Anath Buntln, Cllffwood Bobby, why don't you give Betty Debutantes' escorts included Win- E., a chance? dell Dlckerson, George Keyes, Jo- The pictures taken at ,the "Old seph Hall and Frank Jackson of Timers' Jubilee" came out good. Atlantic Highlands; Stewart Hy- Anne N., who do you really like? man, Joseph Lawaon, James Law- We hear Rumton high is having son and Harold Craft, Keyport a big affair May 1 Eugene Thornton, Howard Rudrow, Buzaie 8.. who Is the cute girl eaat mni trwrMn pfwa Thornell Jones, Joseph Ellison, Al- you skated with at the "Old Timers' fred Wright, Traeey Singleton, Ed- Jubilee?" tabaraJin* slacks ward Jackson, Alfred Epps and Audrey P., It's good to see you Erneston Winston, Red Bank; back at the rink again. H.KELLY CO Jamea Walden and Robert Terry We wonder why we don't see the COR. NOAD IT. i HARMNo) RD. Fair Haven; Keith Brownlee. Lln- Caffyn twins at the rink anymore. «60 VALUES croft, Stanley Puryear and Eugene Other Interests* •HONI MD iANK 6-3900 Upperman, Asbury Park; Valentine Maria D., you are going to get Bradford. Daniel Lewis, John Mays hurt some day. ",You know." and 8Unley Nixon, Freehold; Rich Naney L. Isn't it about time you ard McPheeters, Long Branch "dropped" Mickey Ilka you did Francis Emmoni, Matawan. Charlie? Ann, stop being to high and mighty, we like the real you better, Mary Jane B., do you still Ilk* Walter? Wa wonder. Eddie H., who do you have your Mg, brown eyes on? Mickey B., there Is a girl that has a terrific crush on you. Rhoda U., who has attracted announces year attention so much? W« were pleased to Me Mr. and Mn. Whits and Mr. and Mrs. Van- Pelt skating Sunday night. Some real old timers, and good skaters Charlie B.. why don't you come skating In Red Bank more often? Here we go with 2 groups of iuiu that Someone is interested. make your money talk—big!. You've Judy Knution, you did have • niee time Saturday night, we were often heard "Value comes from Vol» pleated. price reductions Ws see a ,new romance budding time." Now you're teeing proof of it! between Amelia V., sad DonaM V. lorry to see you leavs for Cali- Rere again Bond's offers, you value* fornia Jeanne DePerrl, Hop* you •econdtonone-because Bead's makes find a nlee rink.and make loads of friends. Pleas* writ* us. and tells more auits than any other 00 Maria A., why don't you give clothier. And it's you, Mr. America, $ Albert a chance? who has put Bond's in first place. You like Bond clothes' easy fit and longer wear. You'll like Bond'a exclusive 152 Tested Tailoring and fine hand-picked LIGHT, MIDIUM, AND UGHT-HIAVY DUTY woolens. Above all, you like Bond's prices-right down at rock bottom (as you might expect from America's big* gest outfitter to men). See all these Bond advantages at their best, this INTERNATIONAL meek. Let's go!

Charga it and tab TRUCKS 3 MONTHS TO MY 1ONMMT Wl IOVT wHh w ttewn payment Come in today — §ec, drive and compare Don't •••«•• *•* "w*h of him. ladys but watt* him "•••" «• before you buy. Your old truck may (equal the when he It awake to the fine ••mart yeu baufht him «t exchuive with down payment. Convenient termt, of courts Dern'i. It'll make even him aheteflinlc. Darn's Phete Shea, II Wallaio St. Rao* link 4.2271. Cam The Quality Shop MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS martial ft Portrait Phetoiraah* en. Camarati Supplies I Fin BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. WIST MONT ST. MD SANK Uhlnf for Ota Amataur I ara> RE 6-1232 feiilenal. Hama Mevlei. Pan Eight RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1953. SCHOOL NEWS trlotle Instructor; Mrs. Lucy Deaey Playground Directors tion at the Woman's college of the Huntiiigton Joins VFW Auxiliary and Mrs. Marna Croft, color bear- University of North Carolina. , FAIR HAVEN ers, and Mrs. Sander, historian. Named at Oceanport Miss Hlggins holds a bachelor of Mrs. Caffyn received a fourth- science degree In education from WUlow Street year chaplain's jewel, and Mrs. OCEANPORT—Miss Betty Brown the University of Connecticut and Reade's Savoy, The sixth grade has been writing Has Installation Boyd received flowers from the Raby of Philadelphia, and Miss is working toward her master's de- original poems. *• Mrs. Frances Mebus of Keans- Joanne B. Higglns of Darien, Conn., gree in recreation at New Tork uni- auxiliary. have been employed as director and The following poems were written burg, a past district president of the A banquet followed at the Co- versity. assistant director, respectively, for 1 For 'Legit' Shows by members of the class: • / auxiliaries of the Veterans of For-lonial restaurant.. Guests included The playground program will unit Ralnaran" • • . eign Wars, Installed officers of the the Oceanport municipal playground NOW! MtUe raindrop, ID tiny and grar. Mrs. Margie Conception, deputy program, according to Charles Hoyt, open June 22 and close Aug. 21, ac- Stage, Screen Stars Red Bank auxiliary Friday. She Pour on the earth the livelong day. vice president; Mrs. Marion Leon, playground committee chairman. cording to Mr. Hoyt. Members of The next mornins lovely and bright, was assisted by her staff of offi- sixth district president; Mrs. Rose- the personnel committee were Mrs. To Appear at Shore Th^'re tuelttd in the eloudt to very cers, also Mrs. Frances Murphy, mary Sommer, sixth district chief Miss Raby.received her bachelor Ray H. Mattlngly, chairman,'Mrs. tight. who was installing; conductress; of staff; Mrs. Elsa Brenneke, past of science degree in education, ma- Philip Iselln and Daniel Herring. Carolyn fetter. joring In health; physical education In Top Productions Tke Brwklet Mrs. Martha Ruhman, Installing district president; John Stamm, I law a Hull brookUl, patriotic instructor, and Mrs, Lor-past commander of the Red Bank and recreation, from Temple uni- Marajo, an island within tke ASBURT PARK-John Hunting* versity. She is working toward her ton, manager of the well-known It wat rippling down a hilt, etta Pelose, Mrs. Katherine Ruh- V. F. W. post and a Spanish-Ameri- mouth of the Amaton is about the It ••»* a long of ipringtlme man, Mrs. Helen Thacke and Mrs. master's degree In physical educa- slse of Denmark. • : Spa Summer theater In Saratoga Of bird and daffodil. can war veteran; Edward Taylor, Springi, N. Y., ha» joined the WaiI.t |ang of gran and bud.. Viola Crist, color bearers. William de la Motte and George, ter Reade Theatres organisation All coming out io gretn, Installed were Mrs. Elisabeth Griggs, all past commanders of the It nt the nlt.it brooklet Red Bank post, and George Dot- to operate the circuit's Savoy thea- That I had cftr letn, Boyd, president; Mrs. EBle Massa, ter here this summer as a legiti- _. _ J«» Wenncr. senior vice president; Mrs. Agnes talle, present commander. mate playhouse. Tin Frnt sWd Caffyn, junior vice president; Mrs. The auxiliary will meet tonight Mr. Huntington and tHe Reade The first bud, very tiny. It bright and very ihlny. Effle de.la Motte, secretary; Mrs. at the post home on Mechanic st. organisation will present an 11-It openi iti petals soon enough, Ada Qulnn, chaplain; Mrs. Leola week program of Broadway the- So don't treat it t»o very rough. Cujl, conductress; Mrs. Ruth Tay- Although rains In London pro- atrical presentations, with book- Carolyn /cttir. lor, treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy, Dot- bably are more frequent than Jn ings limited to a week's stand. KnoUwood tali, guard; Mrs. Helen Phillip, most parts of the United States, the These will be Broadway shows with Mrs. Adele Sander and Mrs. Rose quality of precipitation Is less be- well-known stage and screen atari The fourth grade ie studying Frake, trustees; Mrs. Frake,. pa- cause It comes In frequent drlssles. performing. about birds. We made a bird chart. In many cases, according1 to both We are trying to. ate how many Walter Reade, Jr., and Mr. Hunt- blrdg we can see at the beginning ington, the shows will play a week of spring. We hav* a bluebird which •aeh at both the Savoy and Sara- waa seen Mar. 9; a robin, which toga 8pa theaters. was seen Mar. IS; a bluejay, -which PSMNTWAUSMd WOODWORK In a nostalgic vein, it is disclosed was seen Mar. <; a red-winged that the Savoy originally housed blackbird, which was seen Apr. 1; a Call HFC today! mourning dove, which, was Men W THE VERY SAME COLOR! the pre-Broadway tryouts of anoth- FAST SERVICE! You get a cash loan promptly for er era with stars such as Mary Mar. i, and a woodpecker, which Pickford. John Barrymore, Alice was seen Apr. 1. _ - any goo* reaton without endonera or guaranton. Brady and George M. Cohen. Mr. We have a weather chart in Huntington feels that the finest school. In March, two boys were NO ENDORSERS! You get' the money on n'gnature, uss traditions of the theater should be the ones to do the chart. The car or furniture, quickly, quietly, conveniently. than most upheld and to this end is bringing boys were Lanny Grimes and Joey with him a full complement of Ralph. They were to look at the MONTMY PAYMtNT HAM, Comfortablo terms. ;•: Broadway directors, set designers, weather to see, what it was like. U 12 you getarepayment plan stag* managers and theater staffs They had to tell what the weather 3 tarn* especially arranged to fit Automatic Washers! to assure his audiences the finest was and which way the wind blew. 4.87 19.06 performance possible. They did a very good job. $6.41 16.97 9.75 18.15 yourpenonalneod. Fart! After graduating from Harvard, Perty Maiee. MO 12.83 13.93 19.50 3631 Friendly! Dependable! Mr. Huntington served as an asso- Mrs. Boyd's second grade, enjoyed MO 19.24 20.90 29.25 54.46 Sound leaoona why more ciate editor on Time magaiine, and a discussion the other day about MO 30.92 33.69 47.62 89.53 also sailed around the world on a present day housing. The clan di- people borrow fromHF C scientific expedition for the Field vided about equally in favor of the than any other company Better Buy Museum of Natural History, Chica- ranch type and the two-story home. of its kind; go. His legitimate theater career Only one preferred the split level. was launched under the guidance Some points given in favor of the Twt Drfftfttt Mtta.e.FU! owl SELW-GLOSS of the late Brock Pemberton and ranch style were as follows: Safer PHONI OR COMI IN TODAY he has quickly risen to become one for children, more) convenient when ltuli ilta fslss IlilsLaJ of the leading stock managers of caring for the sick, first aid equip- •••rtTTKHy VMwaf1Wnllf« the country, having served for tho ment kept In the medicine closet past three years as president of reached more quickly, no stairs to feEXTM BEAUTY, I EJMNJ»|IIUNa the Stock Managers association. On climb or'to fall down, more conven- Ne» rw «•> V UTi»nurou Broadway he- produced the dra-ient-for answering the telephone, niceV Jwt fly .ninth, tan—i BeHm MONIY WHIN YOU NIIO If matic hit, "Dark of the Moon." quicker retiring.at night, in ftet en yw *•*»eitd*e»...IUiili weetweHi lneMctfy MOUTUUtrmw everything handier. . A MM * * fcMm ^b %MM l While managing the Cambridge * taieticotoi UmM.NI Summer theater he gave the Amer- Those favoring the two-floor at v»1 Im *• «Mwl •» km* »tSm. tmmt ican Premier of the now-famous homes mentioned: More privacy In VMO AN» AfHWU $t millQHt, AStURY PARK Margaret Webster production of sleeping'quarters, quieter tor early "Othello," which was subsequently retiring when some member of the 710 Cookman Av», 2nd floor produced on Broadway by the The-family is entertaining, early rising atre Guild and broke all records children csn plsy without disturb- PHONE: 2.T0103-A«bvry Park for Shakespeare revivals. For theing the rest of the family, the prob- MONHOUTHPLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 11 past five years he has been suc-ability of two baths, more storage UrCOBPOBATEO MRTH AMNOT ECONOMAT cessfully operating the historic Spa space and lota of room to play. #19 *MSfN) eMfvVTf MR rlNf Summer theater and each week The discussion closed with no PLUMMNw mi HEAT1N9) SUPPUIS MONIi Krlh Ambey 44440 ummm.m presenting a name star in a suita- definite plans for future building Umu SMSV tt rMMmtj«/ mmh M* ble vehicle. His capacity for con-being made. Seven and eight-year- Hi Wait hwit St. mONI 4-2440 Roe sistent successes has sparked the olds do not look so far ahead. Wher! present demand for names on the summer circuit. Agitator Stars who have recently appear- ed under his spotlight* include Eve Arden, Franchot Tone, Ilka Chase, Melvyn Douglas, Kay Francis, Fran Warren, Burgess Meredith, Diana Barrymore, Dorothy Olsh and Cor- nelia Otis Skinner. Transforming the Savoy Into a legitimate playhouse becomes a la- bor of love to Mr. Huntington for the reputation that Asbury Park enjoyed as a tryout spot and promi- nent stand for outstanding stage plays of the earlier days will now be revived. For the first time In SO yean the legitimate theater will operate on a sustained basis here. Mr. Reade said, that he and Mr. If."'" " _. Huntington will be able to list the season's definite program within a on oo short time. Conferences are now In prog rest with Broadway produc- tion companies to Mleet the playi and >the atari.

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JAMISIIlM JERSEY TIRE CO. COLLINS IROS. 147 Now Irumwloh Avonuo ©•timer Avenue VIM STORES ' KIANIIUM AMERICAN OIL IURNER POINT PLUtANT The fabrd&rlbbua—AaMfka't asMl flaaoroui sporU car. • HI Main Stroot .IALI REFRIftERATION CO. MYPORT 424 Arnold Avonuo ATLANTIC APPLIANCE SflINt UKI • !.,• U)r/U CO., Inc. SPRING LAKE APPL. 3 E. Front Stroot 1)01 Third Avonuo LA FREDA SALES & SERVICE AUJEI MST.-NEW JEMEV, INC., few** I, N. I. |j a 117 MMMMMth St, , t%t art MIOIM II •.1701 RED FANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1968. Middletown and If 1st Peggy Bonn: Quests were Mra. Josephine Dean, Misses Char- Holmdel llam Muha of Neptune City, a MM. W. I. Matthews, Mrs. William lotte and Virginia Dobbs and Ann photographer, took colored pictures There will be a rummage ul« Bonn, Mrs. Reginald 8. Wood, Mrs. Lepick. Mr. and Mra. Charles Ely andduring the proceeding*. FRIDAY asd tomorrow and Saturday In the Re*John Rantley, Mrs. Paul Bova, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Grubb, Sr., enter- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes vis- farmed church room* from 10 a. Joseph Gentile, Mrs. Charles Knoll, tained the Ladies' Aid society of ited Miss Nancy Holmes at Bates This Thursday the pre-schoo! SATURDAY ONLY m. to 1:80 p. m. The' chairman la Mrs. Richard Schmidt, Mr«. Ron-the Red Bank Lutheran church college, Me., over the week-end. round-up will take place at the Mrs. Ruth Bell. ald Hlllyer, Mrs. Walter Grubb, Tuesday of last week. Mra. Max Ravndal and daugh- Holmdel school. Members of the Mist, Barbara Wood, was fiven Sr., Mrs. Walter Grubb, Jr., Mrs. Bridge club met Friday at the ters of Bun Down City, N. Y., arePTA assisting; are Mrs. Edwin a bridal (bower Wedneiday night Robert W. Crawford, Mrs. Thomas home of Mrs. Paul Gamwell. Win-visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ely. Llebenow, Mrs. Harry Kissel and of last week at the home of Mr*. Morford, Jr., M». Thomas Slnnott, ners were Mrs. Wylie Pate, Mrs. Members of the Federated La- Mrs. Jacob Umberger. Miss Ruth W. t. Matthews. Hostesses were her Mrs. 8tanley Kerr, Mrs. Andrew Vfctor E. Qroaslnger, Mrs. Adam dies' Aid society who spent Wed- Williams, township nurse, and Dr. attendants, Mil* Butan Matthew* VanDyke, Mrs. Anthony Bischott, Schllge and Mrs. Nelson Todd. The nesday of last week in New York Gessweln will also be in attend- next meeting will be held at the city were Mrs. Taylor Hance, Mrs. ance. ORCHID CORSAGES TO home of Mri. Kenneth Robinson. Thomas .Antisell, Mrs. James Ap- The graduation of Holmdel school THE MOTHERS! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, plegate, Mrs. Robert Lawrence, pupils has been planned to. take FREE! formerly of Maplewood, have Mrs. Robert Rex, Mrs. Bernard place June 9, moved into their new home on Goldsmith and Mrs. Wallace Gal- Mrs. Helen Ackerson attended Hartshorne pi. Mr. Williams |s an lup. They attended a performance meeting; held in Long; Branch for COTTON DRESSES COTTON CREPE GOWNS executive with the telephone com- of "South Pacific" and also went a group of supervisors from Co- pany. to Radio City. lumbia Teachers college. Mrs. Ack- 10 S«j. Percale* lovely Flowered Prints The 1-M club will meet next Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Llebenow erson and Mrs. Warren Zlmmer Monday night at the home of Mrs. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. represented rural schools. A lunch- md Seersuckers fay a Very FIIM Mokerl Francis Rauch on -New Monmouth Arthur Sharpen at Livingston. eon was given at the Gregory road. A auccessful basar was held by school In Long; Branch.. Over 300 delegates of the apon- th Holmdel Township Parent- Last Thursday, Miss Edith Car- sors of the Girls' Friendly society 1 Teacher association at Fellowship hardt, teacher of Crawford's Cor- of the Episcopal church visited the hall Saturday. On the committee ner school; Mrs. Charlotte Collins, Middletown Episcopal church Sat- were Mrs. Walter Smale, general who will teach In Holmdel town- urday afternoon. They are having chairman: Mrs. Harry Kissel, Mrs. ship next year, and Mrs. Helen • «a. a convention in Asbury Park. They Omar Sickles, Mrs. George Bchanck, Ackerson spent the day visiting A big selection of wrap- also Visited- Christ church in Mra. Harry Douty, Mrs. Jack Wild- the Long Branch schools with sfti- Mother's favorite type Shrewsbury. The delegates came In ing, Mrs. J. Robert Hensler, Mrs. other group. They toured the around, button front, night gown because it two groups and both times Rev. John Hansen and Mrs. Jack Mor- Andrew VanDyke gave a historical buildings and observed the modern xipptr styles and brunch washes like a hankie • gan. Members of the PTA who at- methods of education. lalk about the church. The group tended a parent study group meet- coats in a wide variety never needs ironing. Is composed' of delegates from ing at the home of Mrs. J. Robert of prints and solids. Choice af styles in wide states along the Eastern seaboard, Hensler.last.week were Mrs. Jacob Siias 12 to 52 and Vi Pennsylvania, and the District of Umberger, Mrs. William Stirlon, Keyport variety of flowered Columbia. sins. prints. Siies 34 to 40. Mrs. Edward Uebenow, Mrs. Wal- The Hebrew Women's league will '** The Donald Row MacNdll Mis- ter Smale and Mr*. Omar Sickles. hold a mother-child luncheon this sionary, society met Monday night The topic under discussion was afternoon at 1 o'clock at the syna- at the home of Mra. Harold Hillyer, "Television." An executive board gogue. Miss B. Dorothy Cohen Is New Monmouth. meeting will be... held tonight at chairman. Mrs. Samuel Siegel, 1st QUALITY NYLONS PAJAMAS Richard Baumgart entered the the Holmdel school. league president, last Thursday Community nursery school Monday. Carole Keuler, daughter of Mr.told members that the annual SI Gwst and. Mrs. Leo Keasler, celebrated donor dinner and installation of Rich Royom! her third birthday with a .party last officers will be held Thursday, June Thursday afternoon at her home. 4, at the Ocean hotel, Asbury Park. IS Dmler Cotton Crinkle Crepes! Guests were Linda Thompson, Kar- A rally for the United Jewish Ap- en Pitcher and Sally Umberger. peal will be held'next Wednesday Broadcloths! HOUSE CLEANING? Joseph Phillips, chief of police at 8 p. m. of Holmdel township, recovered a stolen Hudson sedan Tuesday. Wil- John J. Haley was re-elected liam Potter, Jr. of Middletown rd., chairman of the Republican ex- reported that a car had been in ecutive committee here at a reor- SO ARE WE! ganization meeting last week. Jud- Pull fashioned beau- his woods on laurel ave. since son S. Hopla was re-elected treas- Apr. 29. This car had been re- urer and Mrs. Bertha H. Tuthlll tiful stockings that ported stolen by the New Bruns- are individually •a. THIS ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE wick police. elected secretary. Plans were dis- cussed for a picnic in the fall. wrapped in .cello- Choose from a wide at* - 'Recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. Wallace L. Gallup at the manse The Keyport Businessmen's asso- phane. Popular sortmenr in sizes 34 to were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wagner ciation has received a land use shades in sites t'/i CLIMAXES ALL PREVIOUS SALES! survey prepared by Rutgers, uni- 40. and Mrs. Anna Wcsi of Newark to II. and John RODS of Spotswood, mem- versity. The survey shows resi- V bers of Dr. Gallup's former church dential, industrial, commercial, DRASTIC SAVINGS FOR EARLY SHOPPERS in Newark. Other visitors were public and vacant places in the All "Few of a Kind" and "Odd Suites" Must Be Removed Prof, and Mra. Clarence Platt of borough. Funds for the survey were Highland Park and their daughter, donated by a group of businessmen HOUSECOATS Mrs. Howard F. Gallup, of Lans- solicited by Lloyd F. Armstrong NYLON TRICOT SUPS From Our Floor at Once to Make Room For downe, Pa. ' and metnbtrs of the waterfront sur- vey committee. Wrap Aram* In recognition of Mother's day, ItouHfylh/ Styled with NEW SUMMER FURNITURE Rev. Dr. Gallup will give as his Charles Frankel, assistant prose- message at the Sunday morning cutor, will be principal speaker at Lavish Loco Trim service, "The Dedication of a a United Jewish Appeal rally next Vaht NOW Great Mother." Wednesday at the synagogue. Drive The third annual card party un- funds will be allocated to the joint 49 1 Large Modern Drop Leaf Extension Table with $190. der the auspices of the Holmdel distribution committee of the Uni- Ladles' Aid will be held Friday at ted Service for New Americans and 69 4 Chain—Blond Oak *135. the United Israel Appeal. Miss B. 3 Fellowship hall at If, n. Dorothy Cohen will receive a scroll No ironing • full cut The flowers placed at the altar for her efforts for the movement. • big (weep. Beauti- 2 1 Modern Cherry Drop Leaf Table and 4 Chairs $260. at the morning service Sunday General chairman of, the drive here ? with matching Hutch Cabinet M85. were presented by Mr. and. Mrs. is Mclvin Wcstreich. Honorary ful floral prints 'in Known for their wear* Edwin Llbenow. chairmen are Mayor Herbert R. guaranteed washable The Madrigals, a vocal group of Rothenberg, Dr. Sidney D. Becker, fine quality seersuck- ability and quick laun* 1 Kroehler Sofa and Matching Chair—Forest $225. Long Branch high school, were Ezra W. Karkus and Seymour R er. Sizes 12 to 44. daring qualities. Comes guests of the Holmdel Township Kleinberg. Green, Matelaue •135. PTA Tuesday at their meeting. in lovely white. Sizei Lawrence Dllsner, superintendent Extra sixes, 46 to 52. , Famous Simmons Innerspring Mattress with $95. of vocal music of Long Branch 1 32 to 40. j high school, led the group of 13 Holy Crora PTA Holds JF Matching Box Spring—Full or Twin size— '79. girls and six boys, Following re- 305 Coil AutoJock unit— freshments a business meeting was Communion Breakfast conducted by Mrs. Edwin Llebenow, president. The nomination commit- RUMSON — Rev. Peter J. Tea- 1 Modern Cherry Double Dresser—Chest—Full- tee, Mrs. George Thorne, chairman, ton, pastor of St. Rose of Lima site Bed and Night Stand— Mrs. William Stirlen and Mra. Jack Catholic church, Belmar, was guest speaker at the annual Communion 7/ieSURPRlSE/tore Morgan, presented the following •late of officers for the coming breakfast of the Parent-Teacher as- 1 Heywood

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Eric Willianuon, Good Luck' Mrs. Poor's Share For Flower Show Rumton, arrangement classc*. and Procter Denies Prevcn Clemensen, Deal; Charles ELBERON—Judges for the third Jameson, Allenhurst, and William 80% of Estate annual spring flower (how of the Lindhardt, Elbcron, cultural classes. He Is Millionaire LOCUST-Mr*. Alfred E. Poor of Monmouth Horticultural society Prizes have been donated by Mr. FREEHOLD — Deputing hi* Locust lodge here Is the chief behe- Monday at the Veterans home, Nor- and Mr*. Milton Untcrmeyer, Dis- wife's claim that he U a million- nciary in the estate of her mother, wood ave., were named last week. brow brothers and Walter Rice. The aire, Thomai Procter, Jr., Long the late Mrs. JeanJe Runuey Shep- They include Mr*. Frank Dean chow will open at 7:30 p. m. Branch contractor and prominent Republican, lut week filed an affi- pard of 1220 Park ave., New .York ([ Automatic GASWaferHoofer*' davit laying ht earned only about city, one of the leaden in the battle $7,000 a year for the put two for repeal of prohibition, whose will yean. was offered for probate in surro- NIVV JmSiVVlATURAL «AI CO. His wife, Agnes Huff Procter, gate's court in New York city lut represented by Harry Green, Little YOUK LOCAL nUIMU'DiAUR Silver, in her suit for Mparate week. Mrs. Sheppard died Apr. 16. maintenance has claimed that Mr. Mrs. Poor-received 80 per cent of Procter hag holdings worth about the estate after the distribution of $1,250,000 in the conitruction Arm various specific bequests. She also bearing hia name, Old Orchard inherited personal property, whose wlfh DU POUT Country club and Joseph's restaur- value was not revealed. The aife ant, West Long Branch. of the estate will not be determined The affidavit claims that hi* net until an appraisal of the holdings income was $23,580 in 1851 and has been madt, DULUX $21,185 In U52, but of those Mrs. Sheppard, a former mem- amounts tha Procter Construction ber of the New York State Liquor company •till owes him $15,000 Authority, was chairman of the bonus for each year. He holds 1,248 New York state branch pf the of tht company's 1,300 shares. It Women's Organization for National states that the bonuses were listed Prohibition Reform, and led that as income and taxes were paid on institution's battle for the repeal of It's a imart skipper who uaa» them even though never received. prohibition. When the dry law was Mr. Procter explained that he repealed In 1933, Mrs. Sheppard wui Duwx Marine Finisher He knows there's extra dur- and John T. Klely drew $300 a appointed by Oov. Herbert K. Leh- ability, extra sparkling beauty in^very brushful. Duwx week plus a $15,000 bonus from Democratic candidate Robert Meyner (left) and Republic man to a commission to ttudy js made right for every surface—hulls, span, decks, 1944 until I960,, but in .1951 the can candidate Paul Treatt, nominees for New Jersey governor, liquor control methods, and ant bonus was not paid because it was subsequently waa appointed by Oov. interiors—from masthead to watoiline! needed for new equipment and last exchange greetings following conventions in Trenton Apr. 30. Lehman to the state liquor author- year waa not paid because tht com- Ketltt Mil tarsy, darker §•»•». amd l*»eil»t ity, , whose function it was to ad- pany lost money. - Both wished the other luck with Meyner quipping at they minister the law. Mrs. Procter It charging her hus- parted: "Good luck, Paul—that it, net too much." MM. Sheppard was the widow ic Retain ttieJr flleit band, who Is repreaented by J. of John Shoemaker Sheppard. Victor Carton, Asbury Park, has iC lety te keep clean end hriaht been conducting an affair with an- CIITSin#iUlTBNP •WKUX" YACHT WHITI CieiS other woman for 12 years. County Group To Entertain Vets J. H. KELLY CO. Farmers Urged ENGUSHTO WN-The Monmouth BMtGWG MY ROUHtS PRESINTS.•i OOR. MOAD ST. ft HARDINO RD. county American Lejrlon Hospital- ized Veterans' committee at a meet- To Check Minors ing recently at the home of Eileen TO rnowrsr TIL RID BANK 6-3900 Albrecht, this place, made plans to NOW! TRENTON—With the opening of entertain veterans at Marlboro state A ratidantial cooling - the New Jersey spring crop season, hospital with a dance and refresh- PAINTS io EVERY PURPOSE farmers hiring worker* are urged to ments May 12. The committee also unit to be added to yew check carefully on the ages and is planning a trip to Lyons Vet- credentials of any minors seeking Shades Put exiiting heating plant. erans' hospital In June. employment, in a warning; issued by Reuben H. Dobbs, Glendme truck A letter from veterans at Allen- At Low At farmer and president of the State wood hospital thanking the com- Board of Agriculture. mittee for the recent party given On While them, and prizes received was read. Mlnora between the ages of 12 The committee will return to Allen- OO and It may be employed before and wood July 6. • 'after school hours and on Saturdays Also read were letters from the 895 provided they have permits obtained county commander and county aux- You Wait! from the issuing officer of the school iliary president, confirming the ap- they attend. According to Dobbs, pointments of Eileen Albrecht and this ruling applies atoo to children Thomas Layton to the hospitalized HOLLAND UNIN of migrant workers who are re- veterans' committee. .39 Orees) quired to attend school in the area The group discussed plant for the Now You Can Bo Comfortable JIN Yoar in which they are living tempor- Armistice day rianee to be held at • White •leni •Green arily. Steve's Main Brook inn, English- • •. with e year 'round air conditioner. Jutt right warm Farmers are cautioned againut town, Nov. 7. permitting any minor under It from Others present were Sus Green, air in winter.,. delightful eool air all summer... filtered, working "In. about or In connection Walter Church. Max Zackowitz, with any power-driven machinery." Marvin Newman and Thomas Lay- humidity-controlled air gently circulated to ell parti of your This restriction Is an additional ton. state child, labor law requirement, The next meeting will be held home all yearl while the federal law la concerned May 15 at the home of Mr. and solely with employment when Mrs.* Walter Church. schools are In teuton. Agricultural permit* are also re' HOWARD IN THE NAVY quired for summer vacation employ- James Howard, son of Mr. and USE NO WATER ment of 12 to lS-year-old minors, Mrs. James W. Howard of Lake Wml MWMlV# Wflttf including both permanent or tem- Worth, Fla., former -Llncroft resi- porary residents. The only excep- dents, was inducted In the Navy tion to the work permit require- Apr. 7, and is receiving hia baste ment it in the case of children training in Ban Diego, Cal. He has working en the farms ot their par- been appointed a squid leader ents. which will make him eligible .for a commission upon completion of Algae include plant* of many hia primary training.. forma from tingle cells to many- J. H. Mount Coo branched structures, a diversity It has been estimated that alum- (NATX I AIM Cor. Mefle Ate, t WMte St. not found Ja any other type of inum .forms about one-thirteenth MIM plant of the earth's crust.. PRICE! PERFORMANCE! REAUTY! LONG LIFE! 4'Wsy ProofAtf Dofkr fit bolhryou cttfUrf 9 Pohfoc

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Finally, comport U$ tow prkt-to low, In fact,* that If Tewjer neMfti ten ,U 10* fartintt«me e*e~ W* ««h •«»** you can tfford any new car you ctn afford a Pontttc. Why MNMI litfteMNeeaihste eei*a to«w teme assreM, «1MM *MIM* not coma la tnd MO for yourttlf I ,,,*I\4 tht tfilklcvily tttfiihlnf Jummnllmi Aiiorlmint will bt svtlliilt Men, M is Ming to III RASSAS BROTHERS Make Mother hippy with a sift of FANNY FARMER CANDIES | Its tiese ftraet IM9J aHNMC* N« tf• RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1953. In Bed Bank It's Sure, the Judge Atlantie Grange Holda association of Long Branch; Ruth Women Observe Adopt Ordinance Kent Burch of Spring Lake and SHERMAN'S for Rates a Robe Pait Masters' Night New York city, a member of the • CURTAINS American Institute of decorators; • DRAPERIES SEA BRIGHT — YM, the lo- For Sewer Board COLT'S NECK—Past Masters and • SLIP COVERS cal magistrate does rate a robe; Fellowship Day past lecturers night was observed Reinhold W. Schrador of West O LINENS . LONG BRANCH—An ordinance, Point Pltasant, real estate broker; O VENETIAN BLINDS! something nice for under MO. The May Fellowship day program providing for the establishment of by Atlantic Grange meeting at the Grange hall last Thursday when Loutu H. Held of West Point Pleas- For Councilman Thonuu Farrell re- and tea sponsored by the United a city sewer authority was adopted ant, electrical contractor; Juri ported at latt week's meeting of Church Women of Red Bank was wock by the board of commis- past masters held officers' chairs. Shop-at-H*n» Sm Guest speaker was Sgt. Joseph Vliroja and Rudolph OJama, of Patu RB *t*4« the borough council he had in- held in the new Fellowship hall of sioners on a 3-2 vote. The measure Lakewood, general contractors, and vestigated and found out all the the Red Bank' Baptist church Fri was introduced Feb. 24 and delayed McCormack of the state police, wwwwifl^m % Judges are wearing them. 80. too, Howcll barracks, who described Theodore Kassa of Bclmar, gen- day. Representatives from ten three times. eral contractor. will Magistrate. John F. Weir. , Under the ordinance the board of humorous incidents encountered by 4S BROAD STREET churches attended. a state »toopcr. RED SANK . Judge Heir earlier this month Annual reports were given by commissioner* would appoint five sent In a letter containing a note members to the authority, each to • Participating in the program the president, Mrs. F. E. 3want; which ws/i In charge of Mm. W. from Judge Frank T. Lloyd, Jr.. the treasurer, Mrs. .1. C. Davison, receive not more than $500 A year. commending work done In the One of the main reasons for the Bernard Snedcker and Mrf. Warne and by the following committee L. Sncdclter, were Mrs. W. C. Heu- Sea Bright court, but noting that chairmen: World Community day. authority is to negotiate for thn pur- the state rule for all Judge* to chase of the Long Branch Sewer lift, Mrs. B«rnard Snedeker, Mrs. Mrs. Fred. Boyd; World Day of Sherman Hunt, Mis. Lowell Willis, Attention! wear robe* was not being ob- prayer, Mrs. Ralph Norton; social company. The authority could Issue served here, Mrs, Austin Mcgill and Mrs, Eu- action, Mrs. H. M. Farrow, and bonds for purchase of the authority gene Link. literature, Mrs. Boyd.* ' . . , and its .operation along with tht "I told the judge to' order one, munlctpally-owncd sewer system. Paat masters presented with flow- not to exceed MO In cost." Mr. Officers'.elected' for 1953-54 were: The bonds would be the obligation ers Included Russell D. Heulltt, Wil- Farrell told the governing bed}-. President', Mrs. F. E. Swarti; first of the authority and not the city. liam H. Hunt, Warne Snedeker, vice president, Mrs. Fred Richard- Three other ordinances were in- Austin Meglll, Bernard Snedeker, The word "alphabet" la derived son; second vice president, Mrs. H. Garrett Thompson and Fred Blan- from ths first two letters of the troduced, one of which calls for G. Llndnir; recording secretary, the expenditure of 152,127.(0 for the chard. Past lecturers who received Greek alphabet, "alpha" and"beta7' Mrs. Charles Moore; corresponding flowers wera Mrs. Heulltt, Mrs. purchase of 770 mor* parking me- Warne L. Snedeker, Mrs. William secretary, Mrs. Warren Farrlngto'n, ters to be installed on Ocean ave. and treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Davison. Hunt, Mrs. Sherman Hunt, Mrs. COME The others are a dog control code Austin Meglll, Mrs. Garrett Thomp- Committee chairmen appointed by to prevent "dogs from running at the president were as follows: son, Mrs. Harold Bennett and Mrs. large and for the expenditure of W. Bernard Snedeker. World Community day, Mrs. James $16,500 for Installation of drains on IN AND Marshall; World Day of Prayer, two blocks of Broadway. Mrs. William Winn; May Fellow ship day, Mrs. Jared Kenyon; ml Builders Association CHOOSE grants, Mrs. Samuel Hauimann; so- Promoted to Higher To Meet Next Tuesday cial action, Mrs. Farrow; literature, Administrative Posts YOUR Mrs. Boyd, and membership, Mrs. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS—The Lindner. FORT MONMOUTH-Miss Helen New Jersey Shore Builders assocl Rev. James Marshall, pastor of M. McDonnell, Neptune, and Jack atlon will hold a dinner meeting Embury Methodist church of Little A. Jeandron, Keyport, were pre- Tuesday night at the Beau Rivage. Silver.' spake on ' "Citiienship—Our sented the Civil Service Commis- The program will be presented by Christian Concern." Taking part in sion's certificates by Maj. Gen. K. the Libby Owens Ford Glass Co. of the worship service were Mrs. Vic- B. Lawtonr post commander, at his New York, who will entertain asso- tor Siegel, Mrs. Harold Warden, offlce recently upon completion of ciation members at a cqcktail par- LOOK US UP - - Mrs, Russell McQueen, Mrs. Moore, the intensive junior management ty at 8 p. m. development training course under New members who will receive FREE Mrs. Farrington, Mrs. Richardson, whan your TV or Radio rocaivar Mrs. Robert Snowden and Rev. W. auspices of the commission. their credentials include Joseph Clinton Powers. Mrs. Alonio Curch- The two were selected for this Deutsch, developer of Mlddlttown TEASPOON davalopi tandancias to lay down in was soloist and Mrs. Harold training last fall In competition estates, Middletown township; Mur- Hornberger, accompanist. with «O applicants of GS-S and ray Grebow of Lakewood, wallpaper on yowl Sarviea and Rapairs, and paint company; Henry Schwier Ushers were Mrs. Robert Right' GS-» level under the commission's on all makai, it a tpacitliiad nation-wide progrnm designed to of Sea Girt, real estate broker; mire, Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Lindner. develop managerial talent among Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan butinass with us; not a tidalina. On the refreshment committee young Civil service employees. were Mrs. Ellwood Powers and Since their training, both have been A timpla adjuttmant or a major Mrs. A. C. Beck. At tea, Mrs. Roger promoted, Miss McDonnell to chief rapair qualifias for our bait at- J. Squire and Mrs. Powers poured. coordinator of management prac- tices In the school's recently acti- tantion. Sarvico it prompt; Mothers' Club vated management office, and Mr. Jeandron as literature production ESPOMA chargas raatonablal Hat Card Parly officer for the Signal Corps Puhll- cation agency. KETPORT — Members of the Only two other Fort Monmouth *O» All G/Jtl SIM/OffS Mothers' club of Matawan were employees previously completed CALL hostesses last week at a card party. similar training-. One was Thomas WehsvetptdiisliMgiftforyoii... at Ye Cottage' inn. Mra. Glenn Flaherty of Red Bank, who is now • lovely tcupoon in your choice of Rodman and Mrs. Alfred Raven, chief in the requirements division, Ihe5msgnificenl Holmes* Edwtrdi commutes members, reported ITS Signal Corps Publications agency. HOT FM-SMCtKtlllMO realized from ticket sales, which patiemi. This is Inlaid SilvtrpUie, will benefit Matawan Boy and Girl RETURNING FROM KOREA For lawM. Floweri, Veottible* Scout troops. forltnini lw«linM.You1l irtuure NAVESrNK — P.F.C. Julio A. •ftf Shrub* Members of Brownie troop *«, Petittl of this place Is returning to of which Mrs. Charles gprlnghorn the United States from Korea, un- Is leader, and troop a*, led by Mrs. der the Army's rotation program. Thomas Maresea, rjtada candy cups Overseas since December. 1991, he , DESIGNERS — ENGRAVERS for each table. An arrangement of was a cook with the S2d medical W.D.Swartzel,Jr. 6-4247 fresh flowers by Mrs. Louis Beck- battalion's 542d medical clearing er was awarded to Mrs. Denver company, a supporting unit for di- Baxter. Other price winners were visions of the Eighth Army in the FARM SUPPLIES Mrs. Charles W. Mandeville, Mrs. combat xone. He entered the Army HI 7*1IOf , FOB TV Roy F. Brltt, Mra. W. K. Pearson, In July, 1961. ' Jr., Mrs. J. A. Lambert, Mrs. Ed- MAUJT. N. J. win H. Domlnlek, Mrs. Frederick Stones were used in early cannon Mauer, Mrs. James Mauser, Mrs. and were not entirely replaced by MONMOUTH ST. MO MNK 4-UJt George C. Barrett, Mrs. Louis N. metal shot until) the 17th Century. Pasienia, Mrs. Harold Dleti, Mrs. REPAIR Milton F. Stevenson, Mrs. Johnson Cartan, Mrs, Randolph Harris, Mrs. Nicholas Brady, Mrs. Donald Rob- inson, Mrs. Donald Beam, Mrs, Donald Hermann, Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Arthur Wellbrook SERVICE and Mrs. Henry VanVolkenburfh. tO HONOB MET OFFICIAL UNTIL The Red Bank district office of the Metropolitan Ufa Insurance LAST 3 DAYS company will be dosed next Thurs- day afternoon to honor the 70th 10:00 P. MMetropolita. n anniversary of Fred- THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY erick H. Eekar, honorary chairman of ths company's board of directors, Robert L. Snowden, manager of RIVER ROAD RADIO the Red Bank offlce, announced yesterday. ' MAY 7th - MAY 8th - MAY 9th Mr. Eeker jolnsd the Metropoli- I TELEVISION, Inc. tan as a M-a-week office boy May T, lttJ. After advancing through M7 Mm M. Fair Haraa many important positions, ha was elected president in 1»J», chairman Mton* M 6-4247 of the board in 1(M, and honorary chairman Jan. 1, 1»BI. FOOTCRAFTS ANNIVERSARY SILVER y

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Mei tJtlly *<10 W I>IO - M It* state *p*si PrlaJty '»H fi Atbwy fmk atera ttM WtsJiw*> 'Hi' f. RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 45. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1953 10c PER COPY SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12. Twp. Educators Ordered to Europe Troop 105 Holds Junior 'Y' Canteen Rulers Appeal Rally Alvino and Pellegrino Indicted About to Take in Court of Honor Set for May 15 For Knife-Gun Fight in Red Bank KEANSBURG — About 150 per- RUMSON —The Humson Com- sons' attended this borough's first munity Appeal rally will be hold FREEHOLD — Vincent Alvino, New School Bids Court of Honor Sunday when Friday, May 15, at 7:30 p. m. In the awards were presented to Scouts of high school Instead of at borough >3 Locust ave., and John Pellegrino, Steinmuller Says troop 105 at St. Ann's auditorium. hall as originally scheduled. T Has Annual 15 West Westslde ave., both of Red Scouts of troops 51 and II were Bank, who were engaged in a Magistrate Arnold Tulp, fund knife-gun battle on Shrewsbury Sycamore School gucsU of troop 105, which is spon- chairman, said, "There is such sored by St. Ann's Catholic church. great interest and enthusiasm for Meeting Tonight ave., that borough, during an ar- May Be Ready in »S3 Star Scout awards were present- the appeal and rally that we real- gument after a Lincoln day Re- ed to Donald Pflug, Walter Wall, The 79th annual meeting of the publican club affair, were both in- TINTON FALLS — Plans and ized we would not have enough Community Y.M.C.A. will be held dicted by tho grand jury Monday. Robert Stefanskl and William Me- room for everyone at borough hall. tonight at 6:45 o'clock at the "Y" specifications for the new Syca- Clane. Robert Shafer, Meld execu- This appeal is a borough-wide effort Alvino was indicted for atrocious mora ave. school have been com- building on Riverside ave. Harry assault and battery and carrying tive, presented a charter to the and we not only expect a large H. Ncubcrger of Everett, ilrst vice pleted, bids , may be aiked next troop. The troop also received a a knife, with which he allegedly week, and the achool should be number o! Rumson people, old and president, will preside and the in- blue award for Increased member' young, but also representatives vocation will be given by Rev. W. stabbed Pellegrino. Pellegrino, who completed by early next spring. ship and a white banner for na- from the ten organizations the ap- police said fired five shots at At- This waa announced Tuesday Clinton Powers, pastor of the Red tional recognition. peal is to benefit." Bank Baptist church. The board ino, waa named in a true bill for night by Louis A. Btilnmultar, pres- Merit badges were awarded to assault with intent to kill and ident of the Shrewsbury township The concluding part 6t the rally of directors and "Y" staff will make Fred Sefick, safety, fishing and will be devoted to representatives reports. Music will be provided by carrying a concealed weapon. school board at th* board's May home repairs; Walter Wall, home Two youths who escaped front meeting. • of the ten organizations who will the girls' ensemble of the Red repairs, flremanship, fishing, pub- explain the needs of their respec- Bank high school chorus under :HB Monmouth county jail last He said there would be a special, lic .speaking and safety; Michael tive groups. the direction of Edward Brown. week and were captured la New . dosed board meeting Monday night Leach, plumbing, fishing and home Brighton, Pa., were among thosa The rally program is as follows: named in 39 indictment* handed up to hear details of the plan from Capt Joseph F. Shechan repairs; Marvin Carman, fishing Music by the Rumson high school Victor W. Ronfeldt, architect, af- and home repair*; William Me- by the retiring grand jury. band, a tumbling act by members Henry W. Washerman, 19,- Wam- ter which It Is expected the speci- Rev. Joseph F. Shechan, veteran Clane, art, public speaking, music, of the Young Men's Christian as- fications will be aent to the U. S. flremanship, home repairs and fish- pum, Pa., and Ira Main, 21, Gard- of a year'e front line duty in Korea, sociation, music by the band with ners Stop, Pa., escaped Tuesday and state government authorities has received orders to report to ing; John Parry, cltltenship In the twlrlers, baton twirling by For- for approval. home, safety, home repairs, public while awaiting grand jury action Bremerhaven, Germany, by July 5. • Elixaba»h Gill, 12, a pupil in the Little Silver school, ind rester Lee, Jr., 7, of the tted Bank and were arrested Saturday. They V. S. Is Flasactng speaking, stamp collecting, fireman- Wcatside Y.M.C.A.; Boy and Girl Holder of the Silver Star medal ship, soil conservation and water are charged with stealing car keys for gallantry in action, Father Shee- William Clayton, 1.3, who attends River Street school here, Scout call to colors, "Star Spang worth $10 when they broke into This li the t-40.000 school that conservation; Donald Pflug, ath- led Banner" by Mrs. Capt. Robert the federal government has said ban was chaplain at Fort Hancoisk letics, flremanship, stamp collecting, were crowned queen and king of the Community T Junior the Shore Motors company, rt. 36, from Oct. U to Apr. 1. He current- Rightmlre of the Salvation Army; Raritan township, March 14; stcal- it will 'wholly finance except for home repairs, public speaking and canteen Friday night. They will reign for a year. * welcome by Rumson Mayor Francia land, for which the school district ly is chaplain of the 92d Anti-Air- Ashing; Christopher Summerton, ng an electric razor and car tho craft Brigade at Fort Wadsworth, J. Nary and presentation of pos- same night from the Monmouth has put up 110,000 for purchase, home repairs, and Robert Stefan- ter awards by Former Mayor plus 12,000 for Incidental expenses. Staten Island. A former curate at ski, citizenship in the home, com- Auto sales, Keansburg, and a 11- St. James, Red Bank; St. Gabriel's, Fire Chief Appeals to All Residents, Peter H. B. Gumming. ense plate from the car of Georga Local money was approved at the munity and nation, rabbit raising, A talk by Mr. Tulp will be fol- 1953 school election. ' • Bradevelt, and Star of the Sea, art, flremanship, cooking, first aid, Callahan, Keansburg. Long Branch, Father Shechan is a 9 lowed by a program of dim short John F. Dowd, 36, Kenilworth, The site I* across from the weather and reading. Merchants to Aid in 'Clean-Up Week movies and talks by represcnta- George Bteveni farm, about a mile brother of Mrs. James Kearney of waa named in two true bills, one Parker pi., Shrewsbury.. He is a Tenderfoot pins were awarded Ives of Rivervicw hospital, Oce- from Tlnton Fall* school. The to Fred Kellogg, Anthony Auer, that he issued two worthies* native of Brooklyn. Fire Chief Harry W. Aumack told anic Free library, Society for Pre- checks. One of the checks was for building would replace th* annex George Dickey, Joseph Mlele, Je- vention of Cruelty to Animals, building now rented at the Alfred rome Asmar and Thomas Jennings. The Register he has been given the With Acacia 4 Yean $176 to the O'Donnell Travel agen- full co-operation of the borough Northern Monmouth County Girl cy, 12 Broad st.. Red Bank, for Vail homes housing development Second class Scout pins were pre- 4> Scout council, Monmouth Council, (Shrewsbury township). sented to Raymond Naughton, street and sanitation department two Eastern Airline ticket* to the to make the forthcoming "Clean- Boy Scouts of America; Y.M.C.A., Virgin Islands. Dowd was arrested The school would include a mint*, Cub Scouts Hold Thomas Smith and Francis Con- Monmouth county chapter of the ber of modern facilities—six large nolly. First class Scout badges Up week" next week,' the "best at a New York airport with a wom- ever." American Cancer society; Salva- an shortly after tho check was classrooms, plus an all-purpose were awarded ti Fred Sefick, ion Army, Mental Health fund and room that could aerve as a com- Christopher Summerton, John Par- Actually, said the chief, clean-up issued Feb. 28. The other check waa Hawaiian Night he Muscular Dystrophy associa- for $150 to his wife, Evelyn, 5 bination me«tl#g, cafeteria and ry, Louis Morrell, Joseph Korpsack, activities have been going on all ton of America. Dr. Carrol O. Morong auditorium, kitchen and adminis- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Marvin Carman. Michael Leach this, week in the town's business Pullmanvave., Long Branch. He is Cub Scout-Pack 85 at a meeting areas, and these also will be con- Mayor Nary, J. Russell Garvin, also charged with non-support o* trative room*. It would be set back and Roland Bibaud. Miniature president of the appeal associa- The principal speaker will be a distance on a 20-acre tract that Friday night at the township com- badges were presented to mother* tinued on a daily basis through the Dr. Carroll O. Morong, headmaster his wife and three children. munity hall observed the Cub Scout coming week. tion, and Mrs. Wyndham L. Gary, the board expects to purchase once of Scouts. appeal public relations chairman, of Peddle school, Hightstown. His Others indicted were: final approvals, now expected, are National monthly theme of "Life in Cub Scouts Richard Sefick and "The big thing this next week," talk will deal with how the Y.M.- Anthony Nappi, Eighth st., Un* th* Hawaiian Islands." he said, "is that every resident will will be guests on station W.J.L.K. given. In light of the fast-growing Walter Auer were color guard* tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. They will C.A. can better serve the com- Ion Beach, for concealing a crime. local population, the all-purpose Tha program was under the di- have full opportunity to get rid of munity, He was acquitted by a jury In and Donald Pflug, senior patrol all of those unwanted articles that discuss the purpose and needs of room possibly may be converted rection of Eugene L. Lehrbaum, leader, led the salute to the flag. the appeal. J. Raymond DcRldder, "T" presi- January of aiding in the setting of Into additional classroom apaci. eubmaiter. Leis made by cubs were Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan, pastor, are to be found in every basement dent, will be in charge of the an- a fire at the Union Beach railroad Expect Qak* Action and every attic. I have the bor- Serving on the appeal rally com- station, but the court directed tha presented to their parents snd offered Invocation.. mittee are Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Eldon nual business meeting. James friends. The pack project consisted ough's assurance It will take away Humphreys will present the treas- new charge be made because Nap- anything one man can lift and dis- Harvey, Jr., Mlas Kathleen Chris- pi admitted knowledge of the crime. Mr. Btelnmuller said It is prob- of a miniature replica of one of the man, Mrs. Randall M. Keator. Jr., urer's report. The report of the able that the specification* will be Hawaiian islands on which were pose of It. Westside branch activities will be Willie S. Burton, Shafto rd., Mrs. Eliot W. Coleman and Mm Reeveytown, who is charged with forwarded without delay to Sey- placed grass huts, palm treea and Hartford Honors •Break It Up—or Call* Holmes Dyer. given by Merrill Richardson, and mour William*, architect of the surfboard*, and canoes on a ssnd "And, even if the article is heav- the report of the Riverside activi- falsely obtaining $90 from Henry Bute Department of Education, beach. The background comprised ier than that, owners can break It ties will be maife by Donald H. Brown, Hamilton rd., 'Reeveytown, and William D. Jones of the New mountains' Including the volcano Ray H. Stillman | down into parts easily handled, or, Babcock, general secretary. by impersonating a doctor and Tork regional office of the U. 8. Mauna Loa. The display was made J. Daniel Tuller, chairman of (he promising a cure for Brown's SHREWSBURY - Ray H. Still- if it's made of metal, they can call Robertson, Fisher Department of Welfare, Security by cubs and organised by W. Er- the fire department and we will nominating committee, wilt make paralysis. and Health, for approval. He looka rickson. man, local realtor/Friday was pre- his report which will consist of Francis Morris, 8 Spring St., sented a bronie and walnut plaque send out trucks to get it. We also for quick approval by both bodies. Skatehe* wers presented by 'each will come for special • loads of pa- Hear AMA Head nominations for the board of di- Matawan, for grand larceny In tha If that to the case, he said, bids citing him on the 35th anniversary rectors and the board of trustees. theft of tires, tubes and rims worth den. Participating were Billy Er- of his representation of Hartford NEW ORLEANS-Dr. R. B. Rob- should be advertlsd'* for about May. rickion, Charles Greenberg, Frink The committee will alA present 1377 from the Daltou Supply com* Fire Insurance company by A. L. vfno chief said that residents Wallace ertson of Maple ave., Red Bank, pany. South Belmar. 15, construction started about JuM Hohn, jr., Michael Keaveny, Charles should put articles they wish to dis- Acacia Mutual Life and Dr. James A. Fisher, Sr., of nominations for next year's officers IS, and osmpletlon fixed next Jan- Lloyd-and Richard Lloyd and Den Policy, Hartford vice president. of the association. Leon G. Jackson, 97 Hurley It., The award marked tha third Mr. pose of out with their regular trash pany-in tht .Red Bank-and shore Asbury Park were among the E. uary or February. \ Chief Jerry Chalfln of Mrs. Ruth on normal collection days for their area. Friday completed four-years N. T. specialists who heard Dr. A special feature of the evening's Keyport, for oarnal indecency Mar. Greenbcrg'e din one; Stephen Clu- Stillmfn has received for 35-year program will consist of the pre- 14 with a 15-year-old boy in Mid* representation of insurance firm*. neighborhoods, through the week. w|th the firm, during which time he Louis H. Bauer, president of the ne'y, Earl, Cluney, Albert Gottlieb, He urged everyone to take full ad' has bijllt up,|l,000,opo of business. American Medical association, here senting of awards and certificates' dletown township. Bobby Hopwood, Jesse Lelghton vantage of this chance to remove . Aside from, iilling, Mr..Thomson, last week. of appreciation to members of the) Anthony D'Appolito, 104 Lippin* Tetley'sAdds and Burton Slpp and, Den Chief fir* and accident haxards from their who will shortly be promoted to as- Dt. Robertson and Dr. Fisher at- Y.M.C.A. who have done outstand- cott ave, Long Branch, for buying Kenneth Hopwood of Mrs. Alta represented by the Stillman agency ing work. eight hub caps stolen by juvenilea 27 years. Mr. Stillman will mark homes. ."If.you're not using It, It's sociate manager. Is building up a tended a convention of the Ameri- Moore'srdeh two; Gary Drlscoll, probably not worth saving, so get unit of several life insurance sales- can Tri-Ological society at the in Red Bank. New Gift lines Robert Flemming, Donald Frickle, 30 years'association with the Amer- men. Acacia plans to open a Thomas R. Gibbons, Jamesburg, Gary Homefleld and David Rand of ican Fire Insurance company of rid of it," he said, referring to any- Roosevelt hotel, where world-wide Stryker Honored for robbery of $5 from Hans' cock- . Tetley's stors. at 17 Broad it., Newark May 22. thing cluttering up the home. . branch office in the shore area ear- E, N. T. experts were on hand which features gifts, toy*, station- Mrs. Margaret .Rand's den three, ' As for business places, the chief ly next year. Mr. Thomson is solo- to present papers and Alms de- At Retirement Dinner tail lounge, rt. 34, Matawan, and ary and office supplies, this week and- Eric' Belter,' Norman Cohen, Accompanying the Hartford ist In .the First Church, of Christ, for assault with intent to rob at Robert Kavits, Kenneth Lehrbaum, plaque was a personal letter from said Inspection has' proved that signed for the advancement* of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Cy- Kchoc's tavern, Matawan, Mir. 17. completed alterations which have Albert Nolan and Joseph Ringer Mr. Policy to Mr. Stillman. It read: 'some of the! buildings have their Scientist, .at Red Bank and wag re- specialty. renius Stryker of 107 East Wash- permitted the, enlargement of siv- and Den Chief Lyn Gilbert of Mrs. "With this letter we are giving you stair wells and air and ventilation cently elected county . executive Dr. Bauer devoted hi* talk 'to an ington ave. here was guest of honor era! department!. Lois Drlscoll's den four. a' bronie' and walnut plaque to spaces that could make them burn committee—an in Middletown town- attack on socialised medicine. Say- at a dinner Saturday at the Casino The itore has enlarged Its gift mark tha 25th anniversary of your rapidly, If a 'fire got away from ship's first district. ing he has been abroad 12 times on Ocean blvd. held to mark his Railroad Honors section on the first floor to include Achievement '.awards were pre- ageney'a association'with ui. us,* In the six years he has been presi- retirement from the post office af- a new counter. A new Una of sented to Billy Errickson, bear 9 dent of A, M. A., Dr, Bauer aaid ter 40 years' service. Mr. Stryker aluminum, copper and brass Item "In Eatontown, you and w« have Serkrae Fires Possible) badge and gold arrow; Richard together built up and maintained a 'Blithe Spirit he visited every country in which was presented a surf fishing pole 135 Employees Including gttU for weddings and White, silver arrow; Robert Flem- Many stores, he said, have kept socialised medicine is In vogue. All and reel. ahowtn, bar "gadget!" for tha business which calls for the utmost collections of boxes, crates, wrap- ALLENTOWN, Pa. — Gov. John ming, lion badge and gold arrow; In faithfulness, watchfulness and Tonight, Friday of the systems "are In the red," Guests included Mrs. Stryker, Mr. home, leather goods and sports Albert Nolan, gold arrow and two pings and other packing waste in he asserted, adding. that ho had and Mrs. Herbert Posten, Mr. and S. Pine of Pennsylvania was prin- lamps have btin added. integrity. We congratulate our- their, basements — "which could cipal speaker at a testimonial din* silver arrows, and Norman Cohen, selves on the pleaeant .and fruitful RUMSON-Noel Coward's "Blithe seen none which he'd want in the Mrs. William Woodward, Mr. and Tha entire north eld* of tha first bearljadge. serve only as tinder In a fire. This Spirit" will be presented by the U.S. Mrs. Norman Conovcr. Mr. and ner given by Jersey Central Linea floor, where th* gift department la nature of our connection, and we stuff must be cleaned out, and Monmouth Players tonight and to- here Saturday in honor of 135 em* A new den was Inducted, with congratulate you on the good serv- In an attempt to get socialised Mrs. Alex Brent, .Mr. and Mrs. Mel- located, has been re-decorated and now." He instructed that store morrow night at B o'clock at tht medicine systems "out of the red" vln Stryker, Mr. and Mrs. James ployecs who have retired since No- features modern fluorescent light- Mrs. Mary Huhn as'den mother, ice rendered by,you to your .com- keepers should break up wooden high 'tchool here. The perform vember. and Steven Mabll, as' den chief. munity during tht time wt have the A, M. A. -chieftain said "as- Posten, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me- ing. crates and set the wood out in ances will be sponsored by the sembly lines are act up," which Laughlin, Charles Maxson, Mr. and Among the retired employees Tha commercial stationery and Bobcat (Sins were presented to Ed- worked together. , easy to handle bunches, along with Rumson Boosters, and proceeds were William S. Grace of 123 Me- ward Kaesler; W. Burney Dies, An- •'The plaque comes to you as a mcanj that the "patients get the Mrs. Richard Stryker, Tony Scalzo office lupplies' department In tha all ether waste, for regular morn- will go toward the purchase of short end of the stick." and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Man- chanic st., Red Bank, a baggage- basement has been modernised thony Manfredl, Charles Pittius, personal token of our appreciation ing pickups. athletic equipment for. the school. ning. maater with 4s years' icrvice, and Robert Rosa and David Schwart*. , and friendship. W* bop* you will "There are 25 pc'r cent more M. through tha Installation of peg The Red Bank Fire Prevention Leading roles will be played by D.'/i per population In this coun- Arbcrto Palandrano of 21 Willow board walli. Tha mw pay boards accept it a* such, and use It In bureau—mada up of the borough's st., Red Bank, an engine house la- , whatever way pleasea you." Robert Pearsc, Mr*. Betty Thatch- try than In any other nation ID the Frank Lima Wins which permit shelves aad othir dis- present and put lire chief*—In- er and Mrs. Marilyn Rowse. Other world," Dr. Bauer said. He at- borer with eight years' service. plays to be suspended from pigs Proficient i* Latin In connection with the award, tend* to make a full inspection of parts will be played by Robert Other retired employees, with Mr. Stillman complimented The tributed this to the fact that Air Force Wings replace older typo conventional all business buildings in the weeks Thatcher, Mrs. Peggy Nelson, Mrs, •tepped-up medical school conatruc< their occupations and year* of serv- shelves and provide additional Register, stating; "I am also re- of May 17 and May 24, the chief Ann pavilion and Miss' Esther Second Lieut. Frank F. Lima, son ice, included Andrew Sxaleckl of minded that this will be the 31th tlon has resulted In a faster In' ipace. Shelves and displays are ad- said. "We want to be sure—and Dowd. Grandin Hammell la di- crease In doctor* than In the gen- of Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph Lima of 93 117 Port Monmouth id., Keansburg, justable on thi now walu providing year I have been an advertiser In so does every thinking person In rector of the play and Mrs. Ethel River st., Red Bank, was awarded ship's boilermiker, 36 years; Nor- for novel display methods to bring The Register, and I feel that your eral population. his Air Force pilot's wings at cere- town—that a could-be disastrous Blood assistant director. "The A. M. A. is the most ma- man B. Tooker, 116 Second It., - Items to tha batter attention of cus- paper ha* had a large part In the fire doesn't happen here. The only monies Friday at Webb Air Force Keyport, freight trainman, 37 tomers. promotion of my business." A dreas rehearsal was given ligned association in the United base, Tex. way to be reasonably sura of that Tuesday night for ambulatory pa- States," Dr, Bauer aald, "because years; Joseph W. Baskervllle of The section for artists' lupptln Is to clean up and stay cleaned up. tient* at the Fort Monmouth sta- of a lack of Information to both Freehold, section foreman. 33 years; has been enlarged and features Tire Company Sponsors I'm asking every one to co-operate.'' tion hospital., doctors and laymen." He declared, Alexander' F. Jersey of Neptune, Tola Craft kits, Included In the however, that the association his freight trainman, 32 year*, and th* klta are a waste or deik basket ar Trip to Paris Contest held' up well under attsck, even' following from Long Branch: a serving tray on which a picture Recruiters for the Armed Forces though the results are now widely Frank Petrone, machinist, 30 years; has been ikttehed and numbered. The Sharpe Tire Co. of Oakland known. Referring to the many Edgar T. Anderson, assistant main- With paint* supplied with the kits, st., Monmouth and Ocean county suits totaling "millions of dollars" tenance of way engineer, 46 years; tha purchaser can paint W tha ple- distributors for Selberllng tlrss, ar* which have been Instituted "by Frank Melone, trackman, 17 years; tura. . . co-operating In the Selberllng com- chiropractor* and others," Dr, Florence M. Embley, accounting pany's "Win a Trip to Paris for Bauer said there havo been only clerk, 38 years; Charles J. 8nyd*r, Two" conteit. Tht eoattit li open two awards, "one for one cent, the locomotive engineer, 41 year*, and Coy Changes Plea to all car owner*. • other for 11." Walter P. Voorhees, locomotive en* The winner will be awarded a Dr. Robertson and Dr. Fisher re glneer, 42 years. In Theft Charge two-week plane trip to Paris for turned to their home* Saturday. two, beginning with an overnight The convention begun Monday, Apr. Edwardaen Resigns FREEHOLD-Albert Coy, II, o stay In New Tork. In Paris the T", and ended last Thursday. Also Water it, Red Bank, pleaded non winner and his'guest will stay at among the speakers was Louisiana's Magistrate's Foil vult to petty larcany last Thursday the Hotel Oeorge V and will .dine Oov, Robert F. Kcnnon, who bifori County Judge John C. Gior- at famous restaurants of. the doicrlbcd the growth and progress SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - dano whin.hi ralraetid a prior French capital. A tour of the Cha- of New Orleans and the state In The township committee Tuesday plan of not guilty. Hi was charged teaux country alia li on the agin* the'last few years. night accepted the resignation af with aiding a Is-yeir-old boy In Betty da. Peter J, Edwardien ae municipal tha theft of about Ml -from tha The contest closes midnight, July magistrate, , Red Bank bowling alley Fab. I. At tht Balrd Memorial Latin con* 1. Also to bo awarded will be a aat Three Shore Area Appointed to tho post In Febru- A similar changi of plea was tut held Mar. 31, at New York unl- of four Seiberllng tin*. ary, Mr. Edwardsen Is a rtsldint ol •atared by Oeorgo Rlley, la, Fifth vanity, tht Red Bank high achool Men Arrive in Korea Eatontown, where he li a mimbir . avi, Eatontowa, for tbi theft at participant*, Betty Othlhaut, Brian of th* borough planning board. la HO la property tram Angela Moa* MoMaughtan and Robert Danes, Bendix Chorus Gives KOREA-Pvt. Charl** L. Kum- submitting hli resignation, he etat* tenara'a gas Italian, Red Bank, and made a team score of Ml, third In mcl of 114 Rlvorvltw ave,, Little Lieut. Frank F. Llata ed the law forbids him from hold* I1T from tha itallon of Lavls Hkm, the New Jersey group of It public, First Public Concert Hllvoi", Sgt. Nathan P. Holloway, Ing both positions, A graduate of Red Bank high Eatontown trafla circle, Jan. 10, < private and parochial schools, The ASBURT PARK-The recently lie Peach st,, New Shrewibury, and Commltteemsn Vernon Field told Red Bank high school score was Hgl. John K. Burke, Sea Girt, re- school, class of 1B47, Lieut. Llnm tho committee he would contact A pita of net guilty was latersd organised Bsndlx Chorus performed entered the Air Force Nov, 7, 1992. by George H. Flaming, SI Park exceeded only by Summit, 472, and for the Bret tlms In public Saturday cently arrived In Korea for duly Howard Parker, chairman of tha tht wlnntr, Gltn RldgojtMT, with tho 20th Infantry divUlon, 9uullflcd its a Jot pilot, ho will go township's civil defense committee, avi;, Kianiburg, to chargii of sell- night at the chorus' aprlng danci In on to further training in tighter- ing bur to twe teen-age glris while Bitty Oehlhaus received a ccrtl- The Chateau, highway 35. A son of Mr, and Mn, Charles with regard to organising a civil », Kummel, Pvt, Kummel nttcndod nunnery tactics In preparation for defense- program, ha was a birttndir at tha Club flcatt of honorable mention for her Vincent Bovine, Jr., president of II roly bptp jtfiht M, Rarltan township. Hi pnvlous- Individual scort of JIT. chorus, expresiid appnclatlon to Bucknell university, L«wl«burg, PH., rolo as a combat jot-fighter Mayor Jallui r\ Frlcket, remark- ly wsi fined IIS In municipal court, Bsndlx nenonntl lor aiding the prior to entering th* Army In Sep- pilot. ing about the summer playground but tht dlvlilen of Aleohofle Bivir- The four non-commliiloned ofll- flhown from left In right mo: lemlior, 1932. Sgt. Hollowity, who program, said plidges have been ohorui' formation and to Harold cars, ahown above will man the Staff flirt, Krnmt LtCnltl nt the age Control contondid tha magis- •ON BORN TO SCOTTS Weber, tht director, Other officers entered Hie Army In October, 1942, Civic Anodaliuii coming In, Ha predicted the pro* trate did not hivs Jurisdiction to Information Center at Kort Mon- V, 3. Marine. Corps, Chief Petty grim would be financially mora ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Litut. ar* Mri. Ann Sehlemann, vice pres* Officer Ralph J, fflanflll of tho completed bsslo training it Tuiko To llitcuaa BV>IJKI hear tha oast. anil Mr*. BurtU W. Scott art par. Idtnt: Mn, Mildred Price, secre- mouth on Armed Force* day to gso, Ala,, and wai lint ststlonid at successful than it was last year. provide Information on exhibits Navy, Sgt, Henry R, Frostlok of Kort Monmouth, Me Is a ion of, FAIR HAVEN-A constitution •nil of a ton, BurtU W, Scott, Jr., tary, and HIM irtnt Haldir, tria» the Army, and Master Hgt. A, O, and by-laws pattorned after those KVtVON INOOtD MUD MTMN bor» Sunday at Fort Monmouth ur*r, PrlM winner* were Joan and the military services, The Mrs, Addlo Holloway, Ponipano, Fli, FAKRDBIVE SUNDAY '.. event, to further acquaint the pub. Anderson of the Air Foroe, Sgt, Sat, Burke, a son of Mrs Mary of tho New Jersey Taxpayer* asso- Tbira Is a mliUki today In tha ttatltn hospital. Lieut, flcott, a Crothers, Red Bank, and Harold LICilil and Chief Stanflll are as- ciation will be dlscusssd at a meet- LEONARDO - Msmbin of tha jet pilot, la stationed with the Air Rohman, balloon danei; Mr, and Ho with national defense, will be Burke of 13 East airfield ave,, At advsrtlHmmt of J, Yank*, « Mrs, Ed Hoffman, Fair Havin, signed to thi resulting office In Ing of the Fair Haven Taxpayers American Legion's Memorial pan •road it,, on pan twe «f tht flrtt Fere* at Pine Cut!*, Fla, Mr*, observed May II it the Signal the bailment of Ihi Aibury Park tantto Highlands, entered the Army and Clvlo association Monday, May hire will conduct a colliotlon of Scott I* tht former Shirley Bliehof waits, and Bob Fulton, Spring Lakt, Corp* Instillation, In Addition to In June, 1M0. Me Is a supply ««r< iMtlon, Tht advtrtlimint read* special contest. post offict, llct, Froetlelt and Sgt, II, it • p, ni, nl tho Willow Slree scrap' paper throughout the com- Nyton pIlMti at MM and Nylon ol Hooper ave,, here, aiding In carrying out the diy's Andenon milntaln office* In the glint with th* loth nglmtnt'i Com ivhool, munity Sunday morning. Resident! cr«Mi from IMS to IS.N, Th* program, the font' men will answer bMtment of the Fttd Hunk pott limy I, ______Frank Sllilcy, itioclation presl< l\ave bein aiked to tie paper In Nyfin should bt Nyron. Wt rtgiti r-lctmn fromn food*. The mndarrt qutitlons dialing with cuuri In _ "*|M nut of tin rtaitirt toniull the Uoun fonili with sis fMilliii ftitsui, office «nd In the poit office In Al HnHnvv i mi «b«bll » I n m*l>« ftVH monty dent, *ilal..Jinclude. A^HtAtoweBr chimeabllMaes playe•klsatfaMdl * Saturda«—A.....J..--y, morningi_._itt>.i. bydara Tllton; "Hear Te, Israel," Church school matte Sunday on Christian Science' Mtndslssohn, sung by Mildred P. morning at 9:30 a. m. under the Stout, and anthem by the Chancel supervision of Karl Helwlg. . Entitled choir, "Sing to the Lord." . Altar flowers will be a memorial Sunday morning service begins "Chriitian Science: The Revelation of God?$ EVERY WEEK to Arthur J. Whiting, given by at 11 o'clock. This Sunday there Ever-pretenee with Man" his widow, Mrs. Whiting, and his will be a Mother's day service. Rev. SALVATION ARMY FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ST. ANTHONYS CATBOUO Walter W. .Feigner will preach' oh BAPTIST daughter and son, Mrs. J. Leon '• • • - Mr ' • ' • ' •-• '•:;.•' Red Bank Red Bank SCIENTIST Red Bank Turklngton and A. Alvln Whiting. 'The Fruit of the. Spirit." The "Mother's Day" will be observed Red Bank Sunday masse* art at 7, •, t, 10 choir will ting various musical se- : Rev. W. Clinton Powers, pastor, Chancel flowers will be given in lections and responses' undsr the E. HOWARD HOOPER, C. S. B., will continue the series of sermons at the Sunday services, with the Services in First Church of and ll o'clock. Baptism* ara at memory of Mrs. Nellie M. Brokow OF ST. LOiUIS, MISSOURI on the theme, "The Beatitudes,^ Women of the.Home league being Christ, Scientist, 209 Broad st., are 11:45 a. m. Sunday*. by hsr children, and in memory direction of Mrs. Charlei Galla- Mtmtor of tk* aWtrt ef UettiKthip nt Th* Mother Okaick, • using "Stronger than the Strong," ihc principal participants. Mrs. El- held Sundays at 11 a. m. and 8:15 Confessions art heard Saturday* of Mrt. .nen,en.* awake to his God-given heritage of Little Silver non Ross, Albert Addis, J. Leon The Ladles' Aid society will meet assisted by Capt. W. Tlllman Lane, charge of the specially arranged health and holiness. • A family night coTtrtd dish sup- Turklngton, Mr. and Mrs. George In the church room next Tuesday , MDIANK.N. J. . : William Stracener, John Crawford Sunday-school program to be given The Golden Text Is from Ephe- per will be htld in the church Lovttt, Misses Flora Wlllguss, Ab- from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. A lunch- Church Reading Room " and Glenn Bowline. Members of by the children at 9:45 a. m. The elans: "Awake thou that deepest, hall tomorrow at 1:48 p. m. After bl* V. Strickland and Emma Jane eon will be served. Mrs. Clslr Ralph young people's meeting at 6:30 will and arise from the dead, and the suppir thtre will be a taltnt 209 BROAD STREET 42 BROAD STREET the deacons' welcoming committee be a special program under leader- Lafttra, will mttt Monday at 7:30 is In charge of ths program. will be Dewey Williams and Sloan Christ shall give thee light." (5:- •how by the piople of tht church p. m. ship of Miia Florabel Blair. 14). and community. The Fellowship club will meet Robertson. Two guests will provide an In- Rehearsals for tht Carpi'choir next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Church school meets at 9:45 a. m. The following passages from the Mother's day will be observed In will start Saturday at 9:10 a. m., Following the business meeting* The junior hi, senior hi and young spirational program in the Women's King James .version of the Bible the Sunday morning worship serv- so that the children will be pre- Home league Tuesday at & p. mwill be read: "Grace and peace beice. Rev. James. W. Marshall will there will be a social hour featur- adult fellowships will hold a cov- Brigadier Annie Wallace, recently pared to sing at the children's day ing a game program led by the ered-dish supper meeting in Fellow- multiplied unto you through the conduct the servlct of worship and ssrvlce, June 14. entertainment committee. : ship hall at 8:30 p. m. Dr. James appointed to the United States from knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Dr. John Herr of Philadelphia wljl The interdenominational prayer Europe, will be thc-princlpal speak- Lord; according as his divine pow be guest speaker. The senior 'and The senior choir will rehearse IW. Parker, Sr., will be the speaker. er. Mrs. Arthur Woodruff of New- group mtets Tuesdays at 10 a. m.next Wednesday evening at 8 Activities of the week Include hath given unto us all things Junior choirs will sing "Tt Watch- In tht Bible data room. ark will bring greeting* and par- hat pertain unto life and godll- irs and Ye Holy Ones," a 17th ctn- o'clock. • prayer group meeting for men and ticipate in the program. Three circles of the Women's women, sponsored by the United less." (II Peter 1: 2, 3). tury melody. A trie of mothers, Society of Christian 8ervl6e will The Sunday-school. teachers will "The Hour of Power" Christian From the Christian Science text- Mrs. Jane Thomai, Mr*. Virginia meet Thursday, May 14, at the Church Women oj Red Bank, In life meeting will be led by Mrs. meet Tuesday as follows: Circle SUMMER DISCOUNT look, "Science and Health with Clapp, and Mr*.'•Evelyn Phillips, manse to plan the Children's day Vnt church, Monday between 8 and Rlghtmlre Wednesday at S p. m. C, luncheon meeting, home of Mrs. 9 p. m.; annual fair committee Key to the Scriptures" by Mary will tine; "Lift Thin* Hearts" from Albert Addis,' Buena Vista ave.. program.' Karl Helwlg will bs in NOW IN M1CT iOR UMITID TIMI ONLY This is an informal meeting where Saker Eddy, the following corrcla- Mendelssohn's Elijah. At the close charge of the meeting. meeting In the church Monday,' 8 Christians can prove the positive Fair Haven, 12 noon; Circle F, p. m. Mrs. Fred Conover, chair- Ive passages will bo read: "Chris- at the stjivicc, potted plants will luncheon meeting, at the church, It wai decided at the Men's club USE LAWES BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN help of God. Ian Science separates error from be given to all mothers prestnt. man; church supper and business The, youth program geti under 12:30 p. nv, «nd Circle J, Ip, m., meeting last Thuraday to call their ruth, and breathes through the The altar flowers will bt presented home of Mrs. Donald Babcoek, club the King's Men. Plans were ; meeting, Wednesday, May 13, 6:30 way Wednesday with the Junior lacred ptges the spiritual sense of by members of the Methodist Youth For Greater Heating Efficiency p." m.,. with Dr. John W. Thomai Legion session at S:49 p. m. for boys Hillside ave., Mlddlttown village. also made to hold a fellowship pic- ife, substance, and intelligence. InFellowship in memory and in hon-Cars to take members to Mrs. Bab- nic for the church folks sometime as the speaker, tickets may be se- and girl* from 6 through 11 years his Science, we discover man In or of their mothers. cured in the church office and res- of age, Thursday at 4 p, m. the cock's home will leave the church In June. Present at the meeting COMPLETE SUMMER CLEANING he image and likeness of God. We Rtv. and Mrs. Marshall will at- at 7:45 p. m. were George Scott, George Kin- ervations will be accepted until Red Bank Girl Guard troop* meets lee that man has never lost his tend the monthly meeting of the Sunday, and chancel choir rehears- under the direction of Miss Doro- The Sunday-school nursery class kade, John Wyman. William Mey- iplrltual estate and his eternal har- New Brunswick District Preachers' teachers will mtet Wednesday at er, Melvin Layton, Christian Elgen- WHMACi • OM. BUMIR • ItNITION al, May 13, May 13, 7:30 p. m. thy Wilson. A fellowship supper and Preachers' Wives' meeting Li served at 8 p. m. The Corps lony." (p. 548). 8:15 p. m. at the home of Mrs, rauch, Mark Crook and Walter CALL TODAY FOR MRVtCI Circles of the Woman's Fellow- Monday In Beach Haven. Mr. -Mar- Oeorge Martin on Park rd., Fair Feigner. ship will meet Thursday, May 14. as Cadet* meet in two sessions at 8T. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL shall Is president of this group, Haven. follower Circle one, 1:30 p. ra.,hom e 5:80 and 6:30 p. m. for Bible study which Is made up of tht Methodist The. congregation will celebrate and leadership training. At 6:30 Highlands Tht first meeting of the min- the Lord's Supper May 3) at the of Mrs. Edward Clayton, 34 Rector The .service of Holy Communion ministers snd their families in the ister's preparatory class will be pi.; circle three, 1:30 p. m., home the Long Branch Girl Guard* meet New Brunswick district. mornlne service. Rev. Gordon Aid- at the citadel. Also at 6:30 and 7:10 til be celebrated Sunday, morning held Wednesday between 4:15 and rich will administer the sacrament • of Mrs. Rollin De!atu*h, 1M Hud- it » o'clock and at the same time At 7:30 p. m. Monday, the Metho- 5 p. m. LAWES the beginners' band meet with Wal- son ave.; circle five, 7 p, m., supper he Girls' Friendly Sponsors will dist Youth Fellowship will meet In meeting, Mrs. Albert Laehdtr lead- ter Otr, • Inatructor. At 7:10 tht HOLY TRINITY LVTHEBAN TorcHbearcra Youth club meets. lave their Corporate Communion the. parsonage. A Aim strip, "Late FEDERATED er In charge; circle four, 8 p. m.. ogether with the congregation. The News from Korea," will be ahown. Holmdel home of Mrs. Charlei Wllion, «1 Street services are held Friday A discussion period will follow, During the opening exercitts of The children's choir will sing at John «t., and circle ilx,' < p. m.an. d Sunday evening* and Saturday celebrant will be Rev. Christopher the 11 a. m. service Sunday. The H. Snyder, vicar, assisted by Rob- The N«w Brunswick district tht ehureh ichool at 9:45 a. m. tht sermon win bt dtllvertd by tht home of Mn. Arthur Ryerson, 66afternoon, men's banquet will bs htld at tht minister will present the third In a Peters pi.' ert Lucas and Dr. Richard Weiss pastor, Rev. Harold Harnberger. servers. The choir will chant Belmar Mtthodlst ehureh Tutsdsy series of chalk talks on "Mystery" Sunday-school meets at ft: 49 a. m. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC at 7 p. m. Mtn of this ehureh will characters entitled "Hit Mother." PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank Oldroyd Third Communion." Children's choir practice Is at ALL STOCK Music by Mrs. Ruth Lucas, organ- leave the church at 1:48 o'elpek. At th* morning service at 11»:13 a. m. ; Rumson Sunday nastH are at 6:30,8,9,10 The board of education of theRtv. Dr, Wallace L, Gallup will r ist; Offertory anthem, "I Praised The Men's Brotherhood will MUST BE SOLD "A Little Lower Than God" will and 11 o'clock in tht church and he Earth." The vicar will preach church aehool will meal at 8:15 discuss "The Dedication of a Great Selling Out », 10 and 11 o'clock in the high Mother." Miss Judy Holmtt will at the church tonight at 8 o'clock. :b« the topic of the aermon by Rev. in "The Immortal Faith." p. m. Wednesday in th* choir room The Women's Missionary society !A. Kenneth Ma»ner, Jr., at theschool auditorium. Sunday-school At this service the United Thank of tht church. •lag a solo sntltltd "Open the Oatei for children attending public' of the Temple." will meet Wednesday st 1 p. m., strviet marking Mother'* day at Offering will be dedicated. Cars are followed by the Ladies' Aid society 11 a. m. Sunday. During the service schools follows tht 9 o'clock mass. asked for by the vicar to convey CENTRAL BAPTIST The third annual' card party of Baptisms are at 1 p. m. Sundays. session at 2 o'clock. ,the new hymnals for-worship, the the ehureh school children to .par- Atlantic Highlands the Ladles' Aid society will be held The senior choir will held re- gift of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Me- Confessions art heard Saturday* ticipate with other churchVtchools Sunday school will meet at 8:48 Friday night at 8 o'clock at Fel- from 4 to « p. m. and from 7 to lowship hall. hearsals Wednesday night to pre- •Qlrr, will be received. In the Monmouth Convocation in a. m. Rev. Harry W. Kraft,' pas- pare tor their part In ths servleti John H. Wation, M, minister of Ing at 8:45 p. nw presenting their mitre box offering tor, will deliver a aermon at the ST. JAMETEPISCOFAI, when the new church organ Is ded- music will play as prelude. "Mono- CHIIBOH OF OBOUfff at St. Peter's church, Freehold. morning service at U o'clock. The icated Sunday afternoon, May 17. logue*-" The chancel choir will *en- Service begins at 4 o'clock. Church Junior and atnlor choirs will be Eatontown ; Eatontown Church aehool Is at 9:30,a. m. Confirmation Instruction will. be der the anthem, "Mother, Angel school at 10 o'clock, Ascension day, heard. held at th*.church .tomorrow, with "and Queen." The effertery tolo will Warren H. VanTuyt, minister, to Thursday. May 14, Holy Commun- Sunday with-William Gould aa »u- vltes the public to attend meetings Junior and senior youth fellow, ptrinUndtnt. Robert Blsaare, dea- .senior class meetings at 8:30 p. m, be "By the Waters of Babylon," ion will be celebrated at 10:80 ship group* will meet at 7 p. m. arid begtnntra, .4:18 p. m. The in- aung by Mr*. George MeCallum. of this cbureh, which are held Sun* o'clock. con In charge, wilt be In charge of days froip »:S0 a. m. to 11:80 a. m. The' pastor again will dtllvtr a Instruction at 9:30. termediate choir will practice at Pestiude will be "Cancnnn." sermon at the tvtnlng ttrvles at the church tomorrow at 4 p. m. : Flowers for the service will be for worship. The firsthou r is for BAPTIST At 11 a. m. Sunday, then will Bible study, the second for preach' 8 o'clock. be a sung morning prayer and aer- glvsn by Mr. and Mr*. Robert Z*rr, New Monmouth The "I Will Follow Jams" bep- Mr. and Mr*. William Zerr and Mr. ing and Communion. At 7 p. m. a mon by Mr. Bitaaro. Peter Edward- practice tinging period Is held, fol- Church Blblt school will mtet at tismat class will mtet at 8:49 p. m. sen and Miss Emmy Leu Morris Splrituslist Serrltief . and Mrs. Raymond MeGirr. . :«8 a. m. Wednesday. Prayer and Blblt study ' Church school will meet In two lowed at 7:80 p. m. by an open art organists. forum dlicuaalon. Bible study to Rev. William E. Blsgrovi, pastor, meeting will be held at 7:«S p. m. Th* Oirl* Friendly aoeltty will with m«8it«jt)i. MMlons. tht primary and aenior held Wednesdays at 7:10 p. m. will deliver a sermon, "Jesus, thtand choir rehearsal at 8:80 p. m. 1 mMt In th* pariah house, ill Broad ••• • itwHit.H • •••• ••'%.&. /;itii; •• department at 9:30 a. nv, and the Preacher," at tht morning service Wednesday. Members of th* tailet II HlgMtnd Av*nu», junior, junior high department and This group of Christiana conduct •t, Wednesday at 7 p. m. service* on the bail* of New Tetta- at 10:60. The adult choir will alng Aid society will meet ant Thurs- POPS COT *EM ALL BEAT! ' church hour nursery at 11. With "I'm a Pilgrim," and.the pastor's day at 1 p. m. RUMSON, N. J. the exception of the seniors, who ment scriptures alone, iptaklag ' METHODIST where the Bible apeak* and belni choir will sing "Star of a Mother's Balford Taesdsy, 8 r. M, meat In the church, all department* Love." Organ prelude will be UfllH Beet In Blngham hall. tllent where the Bible 1* silent Tht Mother's day aermeH of Rtv. Undenominational, anyoat dtttr- Gounod's "Avt Mavis Stella." Uneroft ft, L. Blaekmen at the 10:48 o'clock Bar. MjrrMa A. Plabaey, POP HOWBl'S TRJUMN6 POST Tht tenter youth fellowship will ing to worship God in "spirit and The'pastor again will deliver a Alfrsd C. Btck of th* Red Bank servlct wilt be on "Keeping Re- mo I-MM-R ROUTR SI MI00UTOWH not Mold a metting Sunday, but truth" will and the wonblp ac- sermon, "A Good Ambition," at the Baptist church will ha la charge ligion In the Parlor" and the an- will meet May 17 at 7:30 p, m.ceptable. ' evening service at 7:45. The young of the Sunday morning strvle* at them will be aumr by the •senior when Mayor Katharine E. White The church Is located en rt IB, people's choir will be heard. 11 o'clock. His sermon tepla will choir under the direction of Mrs. of Red Bank will be the guest lust north of the business section. The Men's club will meet Monday be "Mary and Martha—Mother*." Carol Caaltr. The nuraery for Jit- •peaker. Walter Bhlnn hat been at 8 p. m. Th* M. E. 8. guild wilt The senior choir will tint "He tie children will be open during the elected prtsldent of the group; REUGIOCS SOCIBtr OF hold a mother-daughter banquet Lives." Pink Mid whit* paper car- service. Sunday-school Will meet at Fred Hill, vice preildint; Penny niENDS (Quakers) Tuesday at 7 p. nv Officer* and nation* will be givsn to all those 1:10 with classes for all ages. Mon- Wyckoff. secretary, and Sue Board- Shrewsbury ttachtrs of the Sunday school will attending. Corsages of plak and day at 7:80 p. m. th* youth fel- man, treasurer. They will Uke of- The Shrewabury meeting of Re- meet Wednesday after thi mid- whit* Mrnattoni will ha presented lowship will hold a buslatss meet- fice next fall. Beverly Boycs was ligious Society of Friends (Quak- wetk service-of prsyer and Blblt to the oldest and youngtst moth- Ing and will matt again Thuraday •elected youth chairman of the an- ers), mtet* for worship at 11 a. m. ttudy at 7:80 p. m. ers present 8unday>sehoel 'and Bi- evening at 7 o'clock for: choir nual strawberry festival, which tht tht First-day (Sunday) la tht mt*t- Young people will mtet nex ble school will bt htld at 10 a. n, practice. Senior choir rehearsal fellowship group will prMent early Ing houit at Broad at. and Syea- Thursday at 7:80 <>. m. A card party for tht btntflt «t th* Tuesday at 7:18 p. m. Prayer meet- In June. more avt., preceded at 10 a. m. by ehureh win bt htld in the ehureh ing Wednesday tvenlng at 7:48. The chancel choir will rehtarse tht First-day school. Mid-week METHODIST hall tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The laymtn'e annual banquet will In the church at 8:18 tonight. meetingi are held at tht metting be held at th* Belmar Methodist Eatontown BAPTIST The youth choral group will rs- noun st 8 p. m. tht fourthly Sunday school is at 6:45 a. m ehureh Tuesday .evening at 7 tiearst tomorrow in the church at (Wtdnesday). All are welcome. Mlddletown o'clock. Cars win leave Balford at 1:18 p. m. The mother* win have charge ol Rev. John K. Bate* will preach BAPTIST the 11 a. m. worship strvtce. Tak- Th» pastor I* attending a two- ing part will bt Mrs. Oeorge Whit on the topic, "How Important It day conference and study session Leonardo fltld, presjding: Mn. Martha Me- th* Home" at the 11 o'clock Sua- at th« Crescent Avtnue ehureh, Bible school will meet at 8:48 lons, psalter; Mre. Clara Roberts, day morning hour of wonhip. Plalnfleid, today and tomorrow. The a. m. Rev. Richard P. Young, pas- scripture resding; Mn. Isabella Mrs. Luther Bryant will ha la conference Is a study of the adult tor, will deliver a sermon at thtWlllltts. morning prsysr; Mrs. Er- charge of the nuraery. program of the eh»reh. morning servlct at 11 o'clock and nest lehsnek, announcements, and Church aehool will meet In tht The youth fellowship softbali at the wonhip service at I o'clock. Mr*. Eva Falkenburg, Mrs, Ray- chapet at 8:4* a. av, under the team, captained by Willlsm McOIrr Senior youth fellowship will mtet mond Bsnnett, Mr*. Stanley Croy- leadership of Cltmeat Barlow. and managed by John Newman, Monday at 7 p. m. Mid-week serv- don and Mrs, Charles Powtn, ush- The young ptopla will haM thalr plays lt« opening game with Eaton- ice of prayer, praise and Blblt ers. Howard M. Montgomery, cler- Sunday evening meeting at 7:10 at town Presbyterian youth tomorrow study will be held at 8 p, m, gyman, will bring the morning mes- the home of Robert Dtaaey. at 8:So p.*m. en tht Rumson high There will be a chicken METHODIST sage, Music selections will be tchobl east field. "Ivory Patacts," mother-daughter supper In the chapel Thursday eve- The officer* and their wives of Sea Blight Uutt, and "Mother Love," an anning- , May 31, from 8 to 8 o'eloeh. the board of trustee* will be guests Church school with clssita foi them by the youth choir. Mn, Fred of the pattov and his wife at din- those of all ages will metl funds; Borntmann is organist, BAY HHOBE COMMUNITY BvarySMdair Ber next Wednesday. at MB i. m. Mr*. Eleanor Undssy But Ktansburg aupti K Family Night event Is ut for rtnttndtnt. -The morning' PRESBYTERIAN "Bible Light on Stalin" will at) Saturday, May 1«. The supper club worshirshlp servlc* will be htld at l! the aubjtet of tht atrmoa Mr *•». BW Invited member* and friends o'clock. Rtv. Robert S, Judge Is Atlantic Highlands , John P. Kultr at tht u a, a. •*•» and sit the family to their aerlng pattor. Church school and Rev. Elmer vies Sunday. Miss Ann Shaw, •*> carnival, which open* In Blngham T. Schlck'* adult Bible class wilt lanUt, will lead tit* ehatr In tht tia1l at « p. m. Entertainment, CHRISTIAN sHJUUfOD SOCIETY meet at 10, a, m. singing of two anthem, games, booths anil refreshments for Atlantic Hlgnltnds Rev, Mr. Schlck, psitor, will de- .The Blblt eta**, chunk a*haal and all the family will hi« featured, and A meitlng will be held at II a.liver a sermon, "Tht Qualltlts of confirmation clsje will a»eet at 8:48 the hljrnllrM of tht profrram will m, when fundty*ehool also wl Lovt," fourth In a series, "Tht a. m. Mldwttk praytr servte* win be the appenrnnc of Button and mitt «t the eeclety'a building, j Qrtattst of Theit," Edward Oun- be held nut WedBMday at • p. •. his fents of magic. Octan blvd, Testimony mtitlag will dsrson and Alltn Reed will be Confirmation will be httd at It t. be held WtdMiaty at 1:11 p, m, ushers. , m. WhIUunlay, May M. CHAMSLOF HOLY COMMUNION The risdlng room la opts Tues- A Mothtr't day tea will b* held Fair Haven days between I and 4 ». m. at S p. m. Alt Members of the Fair Hsven Lions Members of the church school Naveslak • YACHTtNO club and their wlvei will attend METHODIST faculty will melt at 8 p, m. Holy Commwlaji win U **r*rad the prayer service Sunday morning OeiMpart Tho Junior young ptoplt'a society at S.W. Church MbMl will SM8t • WITHOOf 9Wt Of •t 11 o'clock, Rev, Christopher H, Church school under the dlrtetiot will meet at 7 n, m, next Thursday, at •:» a. m., aad partaU' a*4 • Snyder, vicar, and chapltln of tho of Otorgt C. S, Hurley, general Choir rehearssi will bt held st 7:30 children'* atrviM will be MM tt lions club,, will hold • momorlal superintendent, will mtet at 8:48 p, m,, and a Cub Seoul committee 10 o'eloeh, . ' Lo» oc 4tmt|t to-your ow» •ervlce, The vicar will dellvtr a m, Sunday, The Sunday worihl metting at 8 p, m. Rtv, ObarlM P. JahiuM,- rattor, koit—atot of uhott—it aermon on "Eternal Lift," Music by icrvico will bo held at 7:10 p, n will dtiww a atrMoit at tha mart> Rev, Robert 8. Judge Is putor. UNITY CHAPEL . wtU li youi U|tt Ilibilliy for Mrs, Ocrltudo Mcctir, organist: Ing prayar ttrvict at 11. proptfcy diffliit, bodily in. Prelude "Adagio"; pottlude, "Ft MiisioN Allnnhurst nail" and offertory solo by Mrs, The subject of the lecture tt the ST. WOMATi jury of Ion of lift—ill cm b« Ltlia Volghtlander. Church ichool Port Monmouth * p, m, service tomorrow will be Ht« lank covifid under our at tits. Ascantlon day, Msy 14, H«v. A. Donald Magtw, paatoi "New Ways to Solve Old Problems," Th* gut*t preachtr at th* • Moly Communion will be celebrated Lawrtnct WUe, Sunday«ehool su- "Transfiguration" will be tht sub- s;; mm. HrvicHaa Sundayy will b* HavH . •t » o'clock, perlnttndtnt. Jnt of the inmon by Rev, John E, Jo**ph Parstlll, prioi r *ff thlml*l . Buaday^ckaol at 9:80 a. m. Mori Msnols, pattor, at the 4 p, m, de- slon of .ths Splfcopat thureh la YACHT tnd MOTOMOAT Ing wonhip at 10:45 a, m. METHODHT votional service Bundty, Liberia, who rteently returned to INIl/RANCE ST, OEOROK'S KPISCOPAL The life and writing* of Albert th* Unlttd Statss, Rev, Mr, Par- Fair Haven fkhwoltaer will ns tht subject lorstll Is a son of Mn. Adelaide par- UiMn Ufny Uilntitlm Unit* . Nunday-achool for thont of all agti Rumion rtUoumlon at tht book review meet-stll of Interlaktn, will nittt Hunrtiy st 0:IA a,m, L, Sti'vlcei lundny will Include H Ing Monday at 8 p, m, Willlsm Myatt Is superintended ly Communion, 8 a, m,; Junior eon- Tht Blblt lecture at 3:10 p, m, OOOOWIM. BTMODIST T. W. Me OINNISS < "Playing the Fool" will bt thegrsgatlen and church school, SiM nm Wtdntsdsy will be on tht sub- Rumion bjtet of the atrmon ny Rev, Wll- and 11 a, m,; Junior •congrtgatlon Jtot, "The Pronhtt Hnggul," At tht T:SO p. m. atrvlee, Rtv, RIAITOR • IHIUIOR •»» -* *)*-.—*k JACOBS HARDWARE CO. Kin B, Msgssm ut tin II a.m. icr- with morning prayer and sormor James W, Marshall will prtaoh on « •WvBjBj BjfrvfJT files Sunday, Mtulo by Mr*. Alma 9: SO, and morn Ing prayer and *ei MKfiiotmr tht thome, "What Kind of MoUitrs 1-0740 "Red Binh's QueHlyVelue Store** §*k«r, organist, will Include "C'lian- man, 11 o'clock, 1 Tlnton KnlM W« Need Today," A song strvlei ajan Mellnale," pr«lud«; "Prayer/ A ttrvlc* of Holy Onmmnnlo Tilt Sunday \vomlil|i »rrvlc« In atwill nreetda tht Mimon, ltd by AUrOMOIIU RIRMN Ft. A IMHWUURV AVI. RI0 RANK OMM ffftrtory, and "Conn as You An," will bt tie]tt nt in s, m, Aicintlo 0:4ft A, m, with Mownrrf M, Moat Irving flt«v«ns, Isy latder, Mill , CONN, >Mth**% dty. n«A Thurtaty, lomtry, cltrgyman, in chtrit, Jinit Cralc li ilanlit. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7.1958.

Mra. Mary Conk waa honored for Keansburg her IHh .birthday at tha meeting Democrats Donate Records Tha birthday club met at theof the New Point Bra auxiliary laat ham* et Mra. Walter Thompson, Thuraday evening. Mra. Irene Prea- Atlantle Highlands, last Thunday ton won a priae. Hoiteiaea were evtnlnr to celebrate llri. Thomj*- Mra. Florence Turner, Mra. Bertha •ea'a .birthday. Attending ware Mri. WalUr, Mra. Claire Cameron and Milton Woodruff, Mri. Louis Efna- Mr«. Mary Wyekeff. Tha next meet- tovleh, Hn, Bitty Beyle, Mri. Bdna Ing will be held May tt. Drapp of Keanaburg and Hn. Rob- A donation waa given toward .the art *V>iter of Balferd. awarda for graduation at the meet- Tha T.C.B.R. will hold a benefit ing of St. Ann'a Rosary and Altar ahuflUboard and dart game Sunday aoeiaty May 1. A card party li •t J ». n>. at tha Willow Wood Inn. planned for May 7 at tha auditor- Aroeeede will go towarda the can-ium at » p. m. Mra. Anne Ship- Anniversary car fund. Tha regular meeting waa ley ii chairman and her committee held Sunday and the club accepted conalita of Mra. Annelle Thache, two new number*, Mr«. Mary Bc- Mra. Carolyn Berberleh, Mri. Em- oala of Xearny and Mri. Mary RaaU ma Devlin, Mri. Helen Benduga, •tint at. Keaniburf. Mri. Beatrice Mra. Elaine Hencoikl, Mri. Adele Burnt, Wee president, preilded at Hendrickion,, Mri. Peggy Wall ta« mieting in the abaence of Mri. Mra. Hejen Xovaca, Mri. Mary Kay Robinson, president. Sehaualck and Mn. Oenevieve Pal- X dinner waa held at the Ideal mer. A cake aale will be held at bar Sunday afternoon for tha bene- the church June. 14. Mra. Tereia fit of (he muscular dyitrophy fund. Bayreder ia chairman. Koateiiee Approximately 300 guests were for tha meeting. In June are Mri. preaent from Jeraey City, Bayonne Celeste Balbaeh, Mra. Anna Riley, and tha vicinity. Harold Martin Mra. Bayreder and Mri. Palmar. •ail Frank Bowden were eo-ehair- Father Corrlgan gave the benedic- fare committee of the Women1! tion before the meeting which wai MIM Mabel Hopkins, iccond from raen and were aiiiated by Mri. left, recreational director at theDemocratlo club of Monmouth Helen Hill and Mri. Joile Polllnger. held in the church. At future meet- county, donor. Looking on are Mri. inga the benediction will be held Farmlngdala Preventorlum, receiv- Mr. and Mri. John Robert! and at • p. m. Tha annual Communion G. J. Frcret, Fair Haven, left, the. family of Weat Keansburg recently ed gift of phonograph records from club'i president, and Mri. Thoman breakfast li postponed until Oc- Mri. Martha Wiokham, Spring attended the golden weddjng cele- tober. Letson, Sea Bright, co-chairman of bration of Mra. Roberta' parenti, Lake Heighti, chairman of the wel- the welfare committee. Mr. and M.n. William Hood of Ronald Randolph, aon of Mr. and Belhrllle. Mri. Norman Randolph of Mh at,, You have preferred Mark'i Episcopal church Monday RUUMOII ; George' Walling, eon of Mri. Waat Keanaburg, waa given a.par- evening to help prepare the dedi- Clara Walling of Hart at, hai re-ty on nil tenth birthday Sunday, cation dinner with members of the The Rumson Woman's club will turned from Monmouth Memorial Attending wera Margo Duym, Bev- Women'i guild Saturday. A rum-hold a semi-formal dance Satur- hospital;where he wai a lurgleal erly Ppwill, Mary Bella and Har-mage «a!e will be held in the hall day night, May 23, at the Caiino, patient. riet Snyder, Diane Tafte, Lola Stur- June 4 and 5. Mrs. Martin Foley Atlantic Highlands. ' for 67 years; S-A Stanley Coon, who U ata-la, Lynne Howard, Helen Schauf- entertained the group. Mrs. Claire Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Loeser of tloned at Boston, Man., and hitHer. Virginia Ja'ye, Victor Carlaon, Guenther wilt be the hostcu at Newark spent the week-end at guest, Brady: Fromen, • ipent' the Wayne Beyers, Mark Howard tha next meeting May 18. their summer home on Waterman week-end with Mri. Catherine Wayne Bowne, John Jurman ave. Jamea Woje, Joieph Sehaufller Mr. and Mri. James Rodecker annually we say "thanks" with Coon. and sons Jamea and John of Jer- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neuhauser Gary Randolph and Collin Me of Ave. of Two Rivers celebrated Darlene Beit, daughter of Mr.Oulneu. •ey City ipent the week-end with and Mri. Richard Beit, obierved Mr. and Mra. Stephen Knobel. their 28th wedding anniversary . her seventh birthday Sunday with Plana were made at the meetini Sunday. • tha Immediate family. of tha Pariih Houaa club of St MIM June Andnaeh and a group Mrs. Louis Neuhauser and dauglv savings up to 50%" on all our of frlendi -visited the University of tcr, Miss Helen Neuhauser, for Connecticut over the week-end. nterly of Ridge id., are now liv- Niek Fenora of Bayvlew ave. will ing with Mrs. Neuhauser's son and WHEN IT COMES TO aail Saturday to visit relatives in daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Italy for tha next four months. ter Neuhauser of Ave. of-Two- high quality, high style gifts and Ben Andreaeh, Jr., and a clasi- Rtvera. mate of Holy Cross college, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw and John Toita, of Brockton, Mass., son Dennis of Oak lane spent the ipent the week-end with Mr. andweek-end in Boston, Mass. jewelry* Mra. Ben Andreaeh, Sr. They spent MONEY a day playing golf at the Shady Phyllis Labrecque, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Labrecque of . .. COMI TO llF Lawn golf course, Tarrytown, N. T. Red Bank, spent the week-end with If yea ara In aecd of funda far aui dtaanelag or far Mri. Fannie Martin of Pineview Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LaBrecque of tteeaeaautracttei a af a> new hetaa ar coauieiclal baUdlag ave. arrived home recently 'after Ridge rd. We time our sale to the CALL AS MIM a stay with relative! in California. Mr. and Mn. Louis Abt of Vales- In the early days of New Mexico, burg spent lait week with Mr. and sheep were raised for meat, and T. FRANK-APPLEBY AGENCY, Inc. Mra. John Kronenberger, sr. ranchers, having no good market season when you need gifts MORTGAGE JJOKN CORRESPONDENTS IN for wool, permitted anyone who MONMOVTH aad OCEAN COCNTIEf The first lighthouse In the North would do so to shear sheep for a far . '_. American colonies was built at Bos-dollar per 1,000 animals. THE HOWABD 8AVIKOS IKWIttlTlON ton in ' 1716. Destroyed by the for graduation, weddings, and of NEWABB, N. J. British In 1776, it was rebuilt in The white rhinoceros Ii the MAIN ST. aad MATTISON AVE. ABBCBT PABK 1781. Manned by the IT. 8. Coast world's second largest land mam- NO DWECTION m Guard, it stands on Great Brewster mal, exceeded in aiae only by the Tailltil In Pnatnn h«i4u\r enduring remembrances for • Mother and Dad*

Beginning Fridayt May 8th, 9 a. m. Tho frilly '.". * th« btauMful ... any mothor lovot to roeoivo fifti that aro lovaly and luxurious. This yoar pltaia your mothtr with a gift from Sharman's • •. You'll bo tjivino, hor tha finoit. Steel men's watdicg, shock and water icsistaiit, 17 jewels, $33.00 9S NOW $27- Ine. FIEE OtMID CMSAGES TO MOTHERS Yellow gold 14 kt. diamond .solitaire M cts. line color $1.00 ivor s 123 oo Ta Aa. orckM aupaUea ara ttatitod far bath Friday and Saturday, we aufgett you aaop early. Volupte compacts in all shapes and oizes, regularly $3 to |12 NOW $3.00 Pottery animals, toby jugs, figurines . . . all at 50% off! VANITY FAIR NYLON SUPS Nationally advertised watch bracelets regularly f!).V5 T.J Aor $5.95 Ine, Tailored, lavishly lac* M frhnmse] ana] parmantntly 4 Mail's star sapphire white gold ring,-1 diamond, !*-8o M>K $195.00 Tax •Wad. Chotet of white To ana) paital thadtt In tttat | 91 Stcrliug ailvcr candlesticks, 'bon \mw, vases, salt & pepper*, etc. $7.50 Aoir $5.95 Tax 31 <• 44. 2 Shoor nylon tricot Int. Mouses that ar* so easy Ladies' wate'li, Reun»ille 8[*ecial, 17 jewels $3:!.50 Mm $24-9S Tal VANITY FAIR NYLON GOWNS t* launder and so flat* .Int. Talltwa), lie* trlmmas) *«iis1 ^••* toriiif t* M*th*r. L«r«* Yellow gold men's stone rings at Vi price M/H /r.A»» $7.50 lo )»22 T.J Ine, B«rmaninfly plaaUeJ ilylti th T# soloctlon in whit* and whit* «n*J Mttali. |Otl •astd colors In sins 32 Nautical and hunting lamp*, book-ends, ash trays 50% off! t* 31. Diamond solitaire, white gold, .55 ct«., slightly imperfect, $335 Til VANITY FAIR NYLON PETTISUPS NW» $268'°° Ine, Mtthtr will Uv« m« «f thtt* 3'** Glass stemware, many patterns and sizes, up to $30 a dozen lac* trlmmaej half slips. Sim T« Vm 49c each MI., mi., l«. g.91 A vast array of many styles of costume jewelry at Te 40% off! Sterling silver W/i iui'h sandwich tray 930 NOW $|3.00 TM 7* Ine. Diamond wedding rings ... all at 20r/«off! English silver plated cigarette box f 10.30 Tsx Inc. KOMAR RAYON CREPE SLIPS TalrwaeJ *naj lie* k2>9S whltl *ne) *lnk. Siui #fi Monmouth** Lending Jeuvlvra 12 la 12. ' 3 36 Broad — l&l Dank KOMAR NYLON TRICOT SUPS Nyltn Us* trlmmteJ Mf% In itm 32 t* 44. *'

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Shaar, lovoly nyl*M ... II fau|*, II danUr • • • In slioi ••/» t* II ... mad* *xduitv*ly far Sharman's and spatially prUad far Mathar'i SHERMAN'S RfUSSILLC-S Day. ' f— 41 IIOAD ITMIT •NO REDUCTIONS LESS THAN RID IANK 10% - FAIR TRADE ITEMS EXCLUDED Fra* Gift Wrapplnf Sarvle* Piscre Four RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1958. Jane Barton, Thomas Parent!, Phyl- Vogel Appointed , Smith Featured Artist lis Dodd, Mary Ellen Nolan and Remsen Urges Evening Croup ANNOVNCEMEM says" Irj Hudoii Recital Marianne Siciliano. Battery Commander Madame Hudon plans an early Dr. Wm. E. Wright MIDDLETOWN—Lester E.Smith recital in Carnegie Hall of the Wal- KOREA. — Army Lieut. Edward Don't j|Jt* on MothtVi Day of this place, a former resident of dorf-Astoria in New York city. Voting Machines 'Has Flower Show B. Vogel, whose wlfa Joan and son Red Bank, was featured artist last ASBURY PARK — Speaking at Mrs, Frank Kenny of Fair Ha- live at Til Qrasimer* avi., Inter- for the Thursday at a lccital presented by PRACTICE TEACHING ho Democratic headquarters here ven judged floral arrangements taken, Is". J., was recently named tracHM *f d«aM*tnr -WANE'S Hermine Hudon of Elberon nt the SHREWSBURY — Miss Dorothy Friday, Stephen J. Remsen, Mana- displayed at an informal flower commander of Battery A of the U after tore.yean et Spring Lake Community house. Stevens, who is working for an show and garden mart featured at Infantry division's 37th Field Ar- lapan township farmer and Demo- a meeting of the evening depart- Amy aenice Specially priced for MotWs Day Mr. Smith sang- "None But theelementary teacher's certificate, is cratic candidate for freeholder, said tillery battalion hire. ment of the Red Bank, Woman's '. •• '• Lonely Heart" by Tschaikowsky, teaching under the guidance of that some of the needs of the He, served as executive officer for Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson in the fifth lub Monday. Mn. Kenneth Burg- his battery for eight month* before 2M'. StVMffMary AV0< OIM* as.** 2 for 3*^ "Calm as the NiBht" by Bolin and county can be satisfied "even with- er, garden department chairman, "My Heart For You Is Waiting" by grade of the local grammar school. out electing Democrats." assuming full command. Lieut. Vo- ' ' C*r. •( Stall •«. Madame Hudon. Mr. Smith also Miss Stevens, daughter of Mr. nnd was in charge. gel Is a graduate of officer candi- DIANE'S INTIMATE APPAREL had a solo in Madame Hudon's Mrs. Gcorgo Stevens of Sycamore The more important planks in Rustles of Spring" was thedate school at Fort -Rlley, Kam,, RID IANK e-Jill "Gypsy Reverie." Myrtle Apple- avc, New Shrewsbury, is one ofhis platform, however, "would ncv- theme for the arrangement classes. and the artillery school at Fort MWHOTST. . MO RANK gate also was a soloist. the 87 members of the junior class :r be achieved until Democrats are Winners were as follows: mantel Sill, Okls. He holds the UN and Others who took part In the re-at Glassboro State Teachers col- n power in this county," he added. designs, Mrs. Albert Dlelmsn, first; Korean Service Ribbon*. HI* par* cital were Geneva Bogan, Gail Lar- lege who are engaged in "student Among the ten "needs" stressed Mrs. Robert Marvin, second, and enU, Mr, and Mr*. Edward W. Vo- aen, Nancy Mancini, Leo Cattanach, teaching." by Mr. Remsen, are voting ma- Mrs. Robert McKee, third; minia- gel, live on Oceanport avi., Little chines to "get our election proced- tures, Mrs. Marvin, first; Mrs. Wil- Sliver, N.J. ures out of the days of high button lard 8omerville, second, and Mrs. shoes." He said it is "stupid" to Arthur V. Gregory, third; flowers require 712 election board clerks for a coffee table, Mrs. HaroldLetter Carrier! DEAL and a staff at the courthouse to Lartaud, tint; Mn. Michael Raf- For t wefl-kwed Mother stay awake all night to get election ferty, second, and Mrs. Somerville Re*eleet Harness returns when the job could be done and Mrs. James F. Humphreys, LAKEWOOD-Carl 0. Hanira of 7-3195 ITEC third; flower arrangements for a "more accurately and at less ex- Red Bank was re-elected secretary- pense to the taxpayer in a very small dinner table, Mrs. Georgetreasurer of the Monmouth and America's TELEVISION/ few minutes" by voting machines. Drake and Mrs. Harry Wilde, first, Ocean County Letter Carrlirs asso- Also listed as urgent needs were: and Mrs. Lawrence White, second. ciation Saturday night at Carpen- an energetic 'attack on the beach Mrs. Loreni Klenk and Mrsters. ' hall. EATONTOWN erosion problem: a county-wide Humphreys are in charge of reser- Other officers re-elected win O, Civil Defense pattern; establish- vations for the mother-daughter W. Rocjkovsky of Belmtr, presi- Best-loved Slipper banquet May 19 at the Red Bank 3-1474 ment of a county planning board; Methodist church Fellowship hall. dent; Sidney Madruh of Ltkewood; an attack on the problem of juve- Mayor Katharine Elkus White will vice president, and Charles Killet nile delinquency; establishment of speak. Mrs. Portland Merrill will of Lakewood, sergeant-at-arma. a citizens' commission to study be toastmaster. The program for the state associ- Prktd fraai Ul t* IJO is all you pay now jail conditions; establishment of a ation convention to be held at the labor peace advisory committee; Mrs. F. Wenner Spoerl said the Berkeley-Carteret hotel, Asbury to repair your TELISEf! establishment of a traffic and park- American home department will Park, June 80 and 21, was outlined ing commission; establishment of a by Calvin R. Patterson of the exec- DANIEL GREENS hold a supper meeting Tuesday permanent county crime and cor-and the arts and crafts group will utive board of the state association. ruption commission, and tightening meet the next day at Mrs. Drake's INCLUDING PARTS & LABOR! of the county's practices in pur-home in Little Silver. Three Presidents of the United 4mmlm M CM^>/< MthaMji mfit ft wl /Uu chasing and contracting. Mrs. Clement Jablonsky Is chair- States died on. July 4—John Adam*, man of a dinner for club members Jefferson and Monroe. Monday night, June 1, at Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown. Mrs. Greg- ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Mrs. William Davis. ory is reservation chairman. Guests were Mrs. Carlos Ordonez, AIR CONDITIONERS Honored at Shower Mrs. Elizabeth Flnan, Mrs. John Irwin, Mn. William Rooney and FREE ESTIMATES! Mrs. William Davis of Bernards- Mrs. Ann Rchm. Mrs. Michael Raf- villcy the former Jane Pennington, ferty was hostess at the coffee *•* w* ***** bthiiuTour work . . . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonhour which concluded the meeting, Pennington of Pinckncy id., wasassisted by Mrs. Karl Jansky, Mrs. You do mt pay for your completed tendered a stork shower Friday by Eugene Hatch and Mrs. H. J. Mrs. William, Macintosh at hci Erickson. |ob for at lint 60 DAYS! home on Newman Springs rd. A No style problem ... No site guessing. buffet supper was served. • HREMEN'S BALL Choose frM* Why not try us!-—rind like Guests were Mrs. Frank Lover- LEONARDO^ — Community lire Olve her a sift certificate and thiU bav* her caolee. sidge, Sr., Mr*. Norman Hallam, company here will hold a firemen's G.E. • Fcdden » Philco Mr*. Harry Clark, Mrs. Jackson ball Saturday, May 1C at the Leon- RCA ea* maajr ether* thousands of others become convinced! Murphy, Mrs. Elmer ' Walnrlght, ardo field club, Rldgewood and Mrs. Leon Pennington, Mrs. Evald Renewal Contract! • Antennas iMtallad • Convenient Monmouth aves. Eddie Orunning Mil ISTIMATIS Erricltaon, Mrs. Francis Wainrlght, and his orchestra will play. Pro- Cheerfully Otoea Mrs. Clarence Wood, Mrs. Jack ceeds of the ball will go toward the Zoldak, Mrs. Harold Sevcrin, Mrs. company's truck fund. Peter Moreau, Mrs. Lois Gryson, Interstate Television & Electronics Co, Mrs. Anna Murphy and Misses Dor- % CHICKEN SALAD SUPPER ATONTOW HifRwoy 3S — Eotontowa Clrjlo othy LoversIdgo and Geneva and MIDDLETOWN — The Women'* IUPI0 ft II I I VISION '- - Ruth Pennington. department of the Baptist church here will hold a chicken salad sup- 1 to J i n S I [jlonlown.N J per Thurtday, Hay 21, from S to 8 — SHOE COMPANY — p. m, Mr*. Thomas Morford, Sr., Before you decide on how to heat your new and Mn. John E. Bate* art In 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK home, be sure to read the free Weil-McLain charge of arrangement*. • aa mi •• booklet offeted here. It will show you how to ~ malceaBelectionyou'llalwayabethankfulfor^ ' Radiant Hot Water Heating with Weil- McLain Raydiant Recessed Radiators is the «ure way to endow your home with both comfort and beauty. 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9 East Keanaburg 5 Employees Total 146 Years Service Phyllis Vltelll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vltelll, wan given EDWARD A. VINER 6 CO. a party on her eighth birthday Sunday. Attending were Gilda Fig- INVISTMENT MANAGEMENT orone, Sutanne McKenna, Grace CONTINUOUS ADVICE AND SUPERVISION ACCORDING TO Feigenwinter, Jane McLoughlin, LAWN MOWERS YOUR PERSONAL FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS Margaret Keating, Ruth and Bren- FOR CAPITAL APPRECIATION we art at pr#*f>nt recommending the •hares THE BEST ONLY da Polllngcr, Deborah and Geral- ot a company making important change* in itn position. Our Htudian indi- dine Vltelll, Frank Maratta. also cate to u» that thia stock will ba one of tha outstanding market inau*i in LOCKI . PINNSYLVANIA • STIARNS Mrs. Fred Llbertino, New Provi- th« next year or two. dence; Mra. Clna Avcrsa, Summit; Mrs. M. Mogel, Union City, and Fa* cawtaiHtHM co* or write Idword A. Vintr l> Co. MERRITT LAWN MOWER SHOP Mrs. Ruth Lyle, East Keaiuburg. 1MM«M g«wari J. (will. Mtaagar ef en Km Jwuy 0l*ltlM Mra. William Krueger received a Dei Mill *••*. MMshtom. Mn Jimy. T.I. MMahtom ••ttta 24 Mtchamie St. HI 0-1352 Rtfl MHWi Na fJo pin for IS yeara' service In Girl M«mb*ra New Vork Stock Exchann • American Stock Exchang. Scouting last week at the dinner of the Northern Monmouth County council at the Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown. Others attending were Mrs. Arthur Connelly, Mra. Robert AIR CONDITION Evans, Mrs, Joseph Howard,' Mrs.' John Shaw, Mr*. Edith Courter,' YOUR HOME NOW! Mrs. Rose Brady and Mrs. Murray. COAL Girl Scouts of troop 20 sold pop- or Stovt ples May 4. They are working on posters for the jamboree at Camp WITH A HEALTHFUL Nomoco. The girls have completed making "ait upons," to be used at par ton AND COMFORTAILI camp. Mra. William Krueger attended the New Jersey bowling tournament CASH IASIS YORKAIRFEDDERS -- at Preakneas over the week-end. BEACON HILL OPENING PUN K y«« prefer. No Interest or Iflftklftfl. ROOM AIR CONDITIONER LEONARDO—The season's open- chorfi. Thh Is aj|| ysjtj fj«y. Ing dance at Beacon Hill Country CONSULT WITH club will be held Saturday. May 16, in the clubhouse with Maurice McHose'a Royal Club orchestra of South Amboy furnishing music. A HANCE & DAVIS midnight buffet supper will be ANTHONY'S served under the direction of Mrs. TEL. RE 64)103 59 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6-1 (HI . Tha Naw Jartay Natural Gat company hat retired fiva ©f ih oldait employees who Joseph Kelly. hava worlcad a total of 146 yaari for tha company. Saatad, laft to right, at tha ratiramant dinnar hold Saturday at Cadar inn, Highlands, ara William Ait of Leonardo with 29 year.' service, Claud* Evans, Freehold, 33 yaari, and Waltar Groves, Atlantic Highlands, also 33 yaart. Standing, tacond from loft, it Casino, Vatto, Atlantic Highlands, 21 yaari, and on tha extreme right, Martin Kononowitx. Laonardo. 30yaars. Also standing in tha back row ara Carl Oxman, Bay division managar, and Data OHo. president of tha company, who praised tha fiva man who wara former employees of tha County Gas company in Atlantic Highlands; and wera members of tha distribution department of tlia company. . - •

Tri-Clty league, a division of the River Pluza > Monmouth County Little league, The River Plaza Woman's club will precede the opening cere- Will meet tonight at the home of monies, when Mayor Bllas Prlc Mrs. H. Conant Speer, Queens dr., will throw out the flrat ball. Th Little Silver. Mrs. George N. Wag- local team will display at the game ner, club president, and Mrsthei. r new blue and white uniforms. Charles Halpin recently attended On the first team are Ralph Wese- Federation day at the MaUwan mah, Douglas McDowell, Donald Woman's club. The garden depart- Malre, • Otrrett Corson, Benjamin ment met at the home of the chair- Florence, Douglas Wilson, Fred- PROTECT- BRIGHTEN man, Mrs. Gertrude Qoodspeed of ericks Wicks, Burnett Shotwell, Red Bank. Carl llontanaro, William Searles, Your Horn with James' Allen, Maurice Orlllon. Ken- Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stobo neth Qoddard, Winfleld Rumsey GENUINE VERMONT and children, William, Jr., and Don' and (Jerry Kelly, and bat boy and |lS7tieMiSt,K«-SH9 aid of Nutswamp rd., motored to mascot, Robert Bogart. First team Philadelphia over the week-end and practice will be held on the school FLAG- visited points of interest. grounds tomorrow at 5:30 and Sat- Miss Ruth Swanion. of May et.urday at 1 p. m. Meetings are held has returned from a stay in Georgia. Mondays at the flre house. STONE. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett H. Walling of Shadow Lake dr. are the par- Troop 1M of the Brownies will ITOL ALL-ALUMINUM ents of a son, Jeffrey Alan, born meet tomorrow at the flre house. Sunday at Riverview hospital. The The troop Is planning a trip to couple also have a son, Emmett, the Bronx soo Saturday, accom- Jr., three years old. panied by the troop committee. 54" SINK SPECIAL Joseph Thomas Lang, son of Mr. Troop SO, CMrt geoutajat Its meet- SCREENS and Mrs. Joseph Lang of Shadow Ing last week, was visited by Mrs. MIUXI STAIMIU ACID MSISTINO Lake dr., celebrated his Arst birth- • For Wood Window* Clifford Smith and Mrs. Raymond FAUCIT STIll POftCtlAIN SINK day Apr. 14 with a family party VanOlahn, leader and assistant • For Metal Window at his home. Guests were his god-leader, respectively, of Brownie BOUIll parents, Mrs. Frank Kunie and troop Its. The scouts are planning NAINIOARD Imtgllod or Ramovad from Thomas Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph to attend, the, jamboreeaMay 31 ej •AKI0 t K«itef and Mr. end Mra. Joseph Camp Nomoco.' A troop skating INAMIl INSIDE fho Hbuit P. Lang. party will be held Wednesday eve- SQ.FT. A paper drive by the hose com- ning at the Shrewsbury rink. The OVIR pany here will be made-Sunday girls also went to the rink last •ONMRIZI0 W.D.Swarbel,Jr. morning. At a meeting Monday Wil- week, accompanied by Mrs. John CUTURY ITIll liam G. Stobo waa named chairman Reed, Mrs. Benjamin Becker, Mrs. of the fire company'* dance to beP. Wallace Kendall and Mrs. Paul UH PAMOUS •ARTITION held June 8 at the Oceanport inn, Schllctlng. FARM SUPPUES with Hart Webber and his orches- tra. •, • • A meeting ef the Ladles' auxiliary of the Are company will be held HM.UM1M i Henry DeLuca of Red Bank has Tuesday at the flre house. Mrs. •Olllt' notified Mrs. Theodore Marko, P. M. DISclullo will be hostess. HAIUt. H.J. chairman of 'the day camp com- MAWIM mittee, of his acceptance of the Pupils named during the recent •••••••••••••••••••••• position as director of the summonth- s for good cltlienthip took ; !••••••»••••••••••••••• mer activities at the, playground. part In a trip to New York Satur- Mr. DeLuca was director list year, day. They visited the U, W. build- 11 and will meet with the committee Ing. Statue ef Liberty and the Museum of Natural History, and 6 PER GAL. It's SHERMAN'S soon to map out this year's pro- gram. were accompanied by Mist Rita tVaNger lasting beauty means For Slip Coven * Quail and Miss Hope Wolfkamp. less freaaeat painting ... saera An executive board meeting of Making the trip were Ann Tonl and Draperies the Parent-Teacher aaociatlon will Cltarella, Tonl Smith, Irene Fiess, eeewemleal over tke years. 0 LIOHT WH0HT be held at the school Wednesday Judy Osprey, Ann Ludke, Barbara at S:4S p. m. • Lamken, Mary Lou Brownlee, Vir- ONffONOPAJNTINO Reorganisation of the River Plata ginia Jacques, Robert Lum, Benja- 0 10N04AJTIN0 Boys' club was conducted during min Florence, Carl MoBUnaro and the past weeks by the following Beverly Reed. . . POST fc RAIL • NON4TAJNNW Members of the board: Walter Sto- AMPU TOI StACI ke, chairman; Marshall McDowell, assistant; Eugene Graman; Joseph Bogart,; 8r,, Herman Grillon, Ken- FENCING neth Nixon, Art Kaney and Harry Treacy.- Approximately 40 bays be- COLORFUL W tween the ages of • and 13 we members. Newly elected officers are SAVE *46 Benjamin Florence, president; Jo- AWNINGS seph Bofart, Jr., vice president; Wlnneld Rumsey, secretary, and LOOK AHlADTO REGULARLY M36.00 CALL** •*»* Marshall McDowell and Eugene Oraman, treasurers. Ralph Wese- COOL COMFORT Vat HMO a* Hesse Rentes WINDOW man was elected captain of the baseball team. The club is a mem- Order Now ber of the Monmouth County Little Itagut, which held It* last hatting Apr. SI at Matawan'for roster reg- AM assta ara SCREENS istration. The first same between frssa kattsM sad River Plata and Batentewn will be held at tha Satontowa play- a* I elaaip «a Up. • DWAMJ ALUMINUM ground Sunday, May 17, at 1:10 SCIHNWIII MfCHAPNCf — NUVBlID PtrCI p. m. A parade, marking (he of- • HANMOMI WOOD ficial opening of the season of tha CARLOAD SPECIAL! STEPLADDER MEET US REG. S.10 Tondhonl CONTtACTOft TVPI NOT THE EXTENSION

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Body BuUdtn AWNING 4 BetNlkNag... OH DELIVERY, be SHADE CO LITTLE SILVER LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Ill Mmwafeary Art, 117 WWT MONT IT. IYCAMORI AVI (At Tht Railrooaj) LITTLE SILVER eWak, N. J. BUMMI I NMNRT ST. RID IANR PHONI IYCAMORI AVI Th Rlj) LITTLE SILVER MUTV NEAIIIARTIII •tent M 4-0410 Unk f)-)Slt • PHONI OROIRS PROMPTLY NUID-MD RANK PACT* Sf* RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1958. opened In 1937, will be opened for Port Monnioutlt Monmouth Women's Republican McGuirc's Grove the season Sunday, It wti an- club will be held next Tuesday at To Raise Funds Vosts nounced this week by Martin J. Joan Reiser, daughter of Mr. and ihe home of Mrs. Lillian Clayton To Open Sunday McGuire, proprietor. ilrs. Fred Reiser of Montanna on Wilson ave. For Mental Health Wired ivc., who waa confirmed Aj>r. 28 MIDDLETOWN — McGulre's The grove lists a lake, ihailow Into Lampt grove, the 16-acre picnic area off wadinjr pool, golf driving range, it St. Mary's Catholic church, ra WEST LONG BRANCH—Robert 'ball fields, recreation building and fuest of honor at a party given at New Monmouth Kastor, finance chairman of the rt. 39 here which ha« been the Monmouth County Mental Health Lamps •cene of many picnic* (ince 1t was dance hall among its features. or home after the ceremony. Dec- Biblical poems were the theme of nations were In white, and a large the program of the Amlco Bible association in its first drive for Rewired vliite cake decorated with 82 red class meeting Tuesday evening at county-wide support together with rosebuds was the table centerpiece. the Baptist church. Mrs. Wilbur the State and National Mental Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Roberts and Mr*. James Allen, who Health associations, gave a tea ward Kominlsy and daughters Ju- and cocktail party at his home at This Week's Special! were in charge, spoke on the 415 Cedar ave., here, to launch the HAROLDS ly, Audrey and Barbara of Cran- psalms. Hostesses were Mia. Paul- campaign, which will continue RADIO ft ELECTRIC SHOP Ford, Mrs. Pauline Nazarook, and ine Reichardt, Mrs. Mildred Minor, through May. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Gorskl and Mrs. Marlt Oeckel, Mrs. Curtis II Frost Si Bad Bank S4TM daughter Irene, Newark; Mrs. Ma- Walling and Miss Nana Helwig. Directors of the association pres- rie Doback, Irvlngton, and Mrs. The next meeting will be held May ent were Mrs. Jerrold Meyer, pres- Ruth Jensen and Patricia Lcvnn- 36. Others attending were Mrs. Wil- ident; Mrs. George S. Stevenson, JULIA'S DRIVE-IN thal, Port Monmouth. Barbara Ko- liam Blasrove, Mrs, James Willl, vice president; Mrs. Harold Belser, Rente •-*. J««» 4 Mile* N. •> FreeheM minlsy of Cranford was Joan's Mis. Arthur Aoker, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Frank Best, Mrs. Jerome dor- sponsor. A chicken dinner was William*. Mr*. Robert Seeley, Mrs. lin, Miss Elisabeth A. Kelley, Mrs. served. Irvln Beaver, Mrs. Howard Cham' A. Jackson Lindsley, Mrs. Milton CHICKEN-IN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petruul, berlaln, Mrs. Thomas Roberts, Mrs. Vreeland, Dr. William McGonigle, formerly of Brooklyn, are now mak- Morris Westerman and Dr. George George Herbert, Mrs. Everett Caa- S. Stevenson, consultant. THE-BASKET ing their permanent residence on ler and Miss Ada Syvertson. Also present were Walter Reid, French Fried Potatoct 95Cole Slaw Walnut st. Mr. Petruul recently Mr. and Mrs. William D. Swarti- retired after 30 years' service with el have returned after spending Jr., president of the county chap- Mother would appreciate (ouumouNK • ww»aiaiooM he U. S. post office. three weeks in Dallas, Tex., Hot ter of the Cancer society; Mis* A. The annual dinner held last Springs, Ark., and Vinccnnes, Ind. Grace King. Mrs. Ruth E. Atwa- this inexpemive reflex-typo roeilltm for Bonguctf. PerttM and Waddings week by the Girl Scout leaders at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and chil- ter, executive director of the coun- eamara. Its big viawar 'rystal Brook inn, Eatontown, was dren and Mr..and Mrs, Paul Naugh- ty Cancer lociety; Mr. and Mrs. Fhane: attended by Mrs. Charles Green, Edwin Bry, Miss Kahn, Mr. and meltei picture composing ton and family, of Port Monmouth Mrs. Herbert Curtis, Mrs. J. M. Brownie leader; Mrs. Herman attended the circus Sunday at Mad- oaiy ... shows tho subject Pulsh, assistant leader; Mrs, John 1 Gordon, Mrs. Schatzkin and Mrs. ison Square Garden. Mr , and Mrs. Kastor. bright and clear. Hat built- Kctchow, and Mrs. Iris Musante, Craig entertained for their daugh- vmcumnmtm.i Girl Scout leaders, and Mrs. C. ter Sandra, who was confirmed Mr. Kastor outlined the aims of owning a in flash for indaor ihoti. MIT04Q* Thompson, assistant leader. Troop Tuesday at St. Mary's Catholic the current drive: He pointed out Let us show you. Camera, committee members attending were church. A family celebration was that although the goal is only $10,- SYLVAN POOL Mrs, Martha Runge, Mri. Leonard 000, the organization' Is starting $14.50 including Federal ANswnstvttx held. from scratch, that It badly needs custom built, reinforced concrete Moon, Mrs. Fred Wentel, Mrs. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parrish Tax; Flasholdar, $4.25. IMPORTANT WINDOW PRC4UMI J. YANKO tin Lawlor, Mrs. Arnold Kull and volunteer workers, that mental and sons William and Thomas, Jr., Miss Rita Quail. Miss Quail re- health, while it is the number one tMMMUmU 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK have returned home after spending health problem In the United. States Average ilio 25x50' ceived her 15-year pin for Girl two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. Scout service, and Mrs. Runge and today, is at the same point where eosMN Oeceiu weter* A. Parrish of Laurel, Miss. TB was 20 years ago, polio ten S Mrs. Wenzel and Mrs. Mary Mac- '3,200 at o o i Lennon each received five-year, pint. years «Ro and cancer five years CHURCH CAKE BALL ago, with the additional handicap .Other site* and shape* SlVWMip f# # iHI|> Dinner guests at the home of Mr. NEW MONMOUTH—A cake sale that "there Is a general hush-hush for information • Call and Mrs. Frank, Prestagft, Sr., of and taboo about mental illness mi wuvmsmm Campbell ave., Apr. 81, were Mr will be held May 31 in the parish > Bed pillow sale! hall of St.' Mary's Catholic ehurch. which Is even worse than the other w AKHincn, and Mrs. Richard Leon of this great scourges." WM. K. ATKINSON, Agent place, Mr. and Mrs, John Hill, East Mrs. Patrick Leach is chairman, 17 MOAD ST. RID IANK H0MI0WNNI '^ Miss Margaret Murphy won the "Great educational work must NEW BRUNSWICK R.D. 3 Sit YOUR LUMBfR DEALER Keansbuig; Mr. and Mrs. Frank attendance prise at the meeting of Substantial savings on all Prestage and. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph be done with the federal House and EAST MILLSTONE 1-2665 • Boyt are able to make poeket money SEE FULL-SIZE MODELS Of Hackctt and daughter Eileen, the Rosary and Altar society Mon- Senate, the state governors and by telling Tho Reiitter— Advertlwaeat., WOODCO WINDOWS ATl day evening. The next meeting will legislatures and'the'local county lOCt Catalrn et, Stkenecladr, N. V. types of bed pillow* Keansburg. and Mks Patricia be held June 1. Those present were officials and mayors," Mr. Kastor 34la at. ft Paterton Ma«k rd. Prestage. The dinner was in honor Mrs. Alex Craig, Mrs. Paul Naugh- North Itrsta. N. J. of Frank Prestage, Jr., who was said. "Monmouth county has only Anallscu Sawiplat, 101 Park a**. ton, Mrs. George Warrack, Jr., Mrs. one state hospital, Marlboro, and Naw York city. confirmed at St. Mary'a church that Rose Blohm. Mrs. William Mul- due to the generosity of one man, OPENING JUNE 1 REG. SALE day. helser, Mri. Lena Ahern, Mrs. Da- one -resident clinic, the Pollak clin- GeoetaJ Woodcraft Co., be. Mri. George Scott and children vid Schnoor, Mrs. Oeorge Maloney, ic In Monmouth Memorial hos- IPM Catalya at. Stktnectadr. N. Y. Kapok filling > 2.93 Janice and Glenn of Main it. and Mrs. John McDermott, Mrs. Chris- pital." De»t. R. R. (l*rlh •wita. N. 1. Mrs. David Stevenaon of Bralnard tin* Bermtnn, Mrs. Lena Dunn, ave. attended the birthday party He. added, "Unless Monmouth Crushed duck 4.95 3.93 Mrs. Anne Sambataro, Mrs. J. county brings Its mental health MACK AY CO. NOTICE. of Donald Stevenson at Brooklyn Sheridan, Mrs. L. Witterscheim, program up to date, disaster looms Mrt W. C. Baldwin. Mri. WIlllaM I. Sunday, Mrs. Nelson Mathlson, Mrs. Melvin Bahn, Mm. Catherine Brewiter, and Mrt. Goose feather 6.95 5.95 The Brownie troop committee Leek, Mri. John McKenn, Mrs. ahead for the next five or ten years Mary Hutcheion, you and each of you when the present generation grows OFFICE FURNITURE ara hereby notlfled that tht time for tha will meet next Wednesday at the Frank Creegan, Mrs. Benjamin Gor- up. The urgent need is not merely payment of our lien upon Ike property 20% down >.95 7.95 home of Mrs. George Gajanec on don, Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. Frank hereinafter deierlbed havini expired af- Benson and Mrs. Leach. for funds but for widespread sup- ter due notice thereof had been given Main st. port from the whole community In & EQUIPMENT you, wt will (tune auch property to Witt 50% down 12.95 10.95 Marie Lawlor, daughter ef Mr. helping prevent further spread of Bureaut. chiffonier!, bedt, chain, rock- and Mri,' Martin Lawlor of Mon- en, drenlns tablei, dlvani, dinlnf room BOWAX AEWABDEU mental illness." furniture, parlor and library furniture, 100% goose down 15.00 12.95 tana ave., who waa confirmed Apr. kitchen utenilii, refrlftratori, tranka. 38 at St. Mary's church, was guest "ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Wal- OFFICE & WAREHOUSE contentt, run, carpett. bidding, linen, of honor at a party (Wen at her O»L SCOUTS PLAN DANCE handnst, tlWcrware, wetrlnf apparel, ter Rowan of M Ave. D here, an plcturei, pianoi, palntlnn. contentt of home after the ceremony. Decora* employee of the Maryland Casual- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Girl barreli and boxet tuppoied to be bookt. tlom were In white, with a large ty Co.. Newark, received a $250 Scouts of troop 48 discussed plans MAPLE & FRONT RED BANK 6-5906 china, glatiware, bric-a-brac, conttnta of cake as the table centerpiece. A bureau drawers and all other goods award Friday for a' suggested for a square dance and for taking known at household elteeti, atored by Foam rubber pillows buffet supper wai served. Attend- method of shorter policy writing. part In the Memorial day parade rou in your name or on your account or ing were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eckert here at a meeting Monday at the in which you elaln an Inttrtit in the Famous Koolfoam at special savings ANDMSON BROS., INC.. Stortie Wart- and sons Richard and Robert, Mr., SUPERIOR COURT Of NEW JERSEY post home of Sandy Hook Bay Built fasfer-At lower houae. Mechanic Street. Sed Bank, New and Mrs. Donald Reilly and chil- post, American Legion, Jeracy, ta be told at publlt auction ea dren Roberta, Edna and Donald, CHANCERY DIVISION. MONMOUTH Taurad.y. Mar II. 1»SJ. COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-lllt-M 12.95 quality Sale 10.95 Mr. and Mrs. George McCormlck, Miami Beach, Fl*., has no ceme- Marlene Musante, Mr. and Mrs. SUMMONS ANDERSON BROS., INC, THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY tery, no airport, n5 railroad and is Jtt'SS Mcchanio Street, 8.95 quality Sale 7.95 Charles Naughton and daughter not believed to have any manu- Red Bank, New Jeraey, Mary. Alice and Stanley Modiel- DONALD F. BIVIANBY defendant. YOU ARC HEREBY SUMMONED and facturing plants. MsMMtttk Cetiatr Surrosttt't Court ewskl, Martin Lawlor, Jr, and required to tervt upon Edward f'cld, 6.95 quality. Sale 5.95 nlalntM'a attorn**, whoi* addrtit !• 70 Nttka to Crtdltart to Pratmt Margaret Hogan, all of this place, How* Avenue, Pauaie, New Jeraey. >n Claim Aialatt EaUt* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eckert and anawer to tilt complaint Sled In a civil ESTATE OP LOUIS OIL GROSSO. All pillowi are full tiie and eoverad with daughter Roxanne, New Mon- action In which FEDERAL NATIONAL DECEASED. mouth; Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpora- Pursuant t« tht erder of DORMAN tlm of tht United Statti, It plaintiff, and McFADDIN, Surrogate of tha County of feather proof and down proof ticking. and daughter* Dorothy and Pa- Donald K. llviani. et ux, an defendant!, Monmauth, thit day made, on tha appli- tricia. Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. ndlng in the 8uper!or Court of New cation of tht underaigned, Mary Oe- GASOLINE Phillips. Admlnlttratrlx of the eatate of Joseph Lawlor and daughter Sher- Krtty. within thirty-five days after May Mezzanine Jl. 1151. euluiive of men date. If you the aaid Louia Del Groaao, deceaaed, so* ry. Laurence Harbor, and Mr, and fall io to do, the relief demanded In the tice i» hereby given ta tht creditort of Mrs. George Basso and son Oeorge. complaint will be taken against you by laid deceated ta prcaent to tht aald Ad- •••••••111 Union Beach. default. Yoa thai) nle your aniwer and mlalatratrix their claim, under oath with- •roof of itiiiei In duplicate with the in ilx month! from this dtti. Gordon Stevenson, son of Mr. Clerk of the Superior Court. State HOUII and Mrs. John Stevenson of Grlgga Annex. Trenton. New Jeraey, in accord- Dated! April ISth. 1*51. ave., celebrated his tenth birthday ant* with the rtilts *f civU prattle* and W1ER MARY M PHILLIPS, procedure. 59 Bay Uth St.. Apr. J». Decorations were multi- I The action tial keen Instituted br the Abramnf• u ..f %. . Price •'••», »* *•• *•'*» color, with a large cake decorated purpose of foreclosing a mortgage dated Butler Bulldlon give yoa the*, in cowboy fashion. Guests were Mr. April IT. 19.-.I mad* by Donald P. Blv- •dvuttces: (TV euU> erected in II Monmauth St, lana and Helen M. Blviane. hit wife, ai Red Bank, N. J. and Mrs. James Brophy and chil- days innead of mttkn (2> lower Attorntyi.- S11.lt mortgagor! and payable to The Mnrtgagt COM ow e«iMfe foot. (J) entrdy, dren Judith and Steven of Long Corporation of New Jeriey, ai mortgagee, MsMMtilk Ctwaty Starragatt'i Ceiui. Island. William and Donald Ste- •nd eanetrna real ettatt loeated In the peraaaMt tooMtiKtaOa; (4) fee. Townthlp of Matawan, In the County •ate (low. iawMace amU, <5> NaUet to CrttUter* ta PrtMat venson, Brooklyn, and Glenn Scott of Monmouth, State of New Jeriey, and and Michael Tomasulo, Port Mon- belnff commonly known ai No. 951 ••• .- — ap •» W*JMQ*«^SMS^B»WJI15 ^vr ESTATB OP 5oHN SWUT. DE- Woodmere Drive. Clllfwood Beach, New • low attlntmtnce; (7> eetily litio CEASED. • - mouth. Jeriey. Salil mortgtgt wet anlmed to Pursuant to tht order of DORMAN Mrs. William States and Mrs. Federal national' Mortgage Automation, - «*e Uttjd and at low COM; <•> wide McFADDIN, Surrogate of the County of Adele Bawers of Philadelphia HIRNI'I SMVICI t sate of tlm. laqolra tsday, Monmouth, thit day made, on tht appli- lalnttfl hrrtln, by attignment dated cation of tht undertlgned. Julia A. Swift, spent Monday with Mrs. Louis Jun* 7, I».M and recorded June «, 1951 tole executrix of tht tattle of the aald Werse of Walnut st. In Book ITI of Aulcnmenta of Mart. — STATION — John Swift, deceased, notice la hereby Fred Frelbott, Jr., of Main St., gtget for Monmoutk County, page Tt ac, SoM mmd pJafjoosBMHsJajei *to given to tht crtditort of said deceaeed to You art nade a defendant, becauie CfJfMf aViejsjo Avti preaent to tht aaid tolt tuteutrix their will observe hit JOth birthday to- you together with your wife, »re the fet clalraa under aath within tin month* cwnert and martsafart of tht primlsea from thit date. morrow. •hava-dtteriied. Mrs. Rose Rausch and Mm. Mary tat* April mi OMmi St. Datldi April Ita. lilt. Landmeiser will attend the N. J. the D & J COMPANY fANT gc0TT AttlMftUlfMMl State Republican club convention Clerk of tht Superior Court, at the Marlborough-Blenhelm note;, Edward Ftldld, EM.E . seeiflvviui. N. J. Attorney for Plaintiff. RID IANK ,,..wi!l?> Atlantic City, tomorrow. IS Howt Avenue, IATONTOWN J4IM Red Bank. N. Y, PAY BY The next meeting of the Port Pattale, New Jeriey. AUtraeyi. 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with a Mothor's day is Sunday, May 10. Wa have liitod a faw of tha CONVENIENCE many Hams that wo stack whteh ara suitabla as fiftt for Mom. CHECK ACCOUNT They aro "littlo things" but... llttlo things moan a lot to Mom. It's the simpler, safer method ef handling household finances

SAVE milai of ittpi and houn of standing on lino. HAVE a benafida roeaipt for ovory pay* mont. KNOW whom you paid how much for what. STEP IN and tao how oaiy It It to anjoy all •ha convanloncai and safoejuardi of your

own chicking account. Tho cost, imall . , . CERAMIC MODMW only 1.00 for twolvo chacki. No minimum bel. BIRD BATHS BRIDGE UMPS anca ... no white 3" alee ine ta> smmmmMAlmmas aW Ml. TaMe Lama*

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Mtmhtr Federal Dqmit Insunmci i Corp. WSSSBS RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1953. ?»ee Seven In Bed Bulk It's Fair Haven Library a week's vacation in tforth Caro- Acherer, T.ucy Stewsrt. Itarbara Upnon, Carol R. Cook. Patricia Alvino. Patricia SBEBMAN'S (or lina and South Carolina. Arlrna Taylor, David Barr, lik-hard •Ion«K-, I^reua PincUir, Martha J. Conk, Robert Daly, William Emmon«. U|...m. • CURTAINS Receives New Books The following pupils of the pub-OeorE* Mental, Alitn Minton, Chnrlen Sixth KrHile — Ilryant Aumack. nilly MATERNITY • DIUMMtlES lic schools were neither absent nor Stengel, Robert Perrine, iiunlan Deax. Curll,. W»yn<. Km.-.. Dirk Cosdell*. Power Mowert t FAIR HAVEN-Members of the Haymond Jones. Mirhael Lettieri. Crniit 8UFPORTS GABTEBBELTS Knollwaod School • SLIP COVERS library board thli week announced tardy in Aflril, the asterisk denot- l.yon. Paul Aiken. Silas AH.cn. Nnrma BBAS . LINGERIE a list of books added to the li- ing those who have been perfect Kindergarten A. M. — Lee Uogaln, HlHnd. Hetty l.ou (Jarmeiin, Susan Rear- in attendance since September: Rric Uri«ua. James Davbun, liroist Kit- don, Joyce Vett\ Planet Jr. brary's collection. The books in- ner, 'l'homn.i Handy, James Heron, Kol>- Willow Street School clude "The Complete Home Dec- erl Moncrief, Chrii Murpliy. HonHlcl EDNA VOLZ TO MABKV Tools and TUCKER'S orator," a gift from the furniture P. M. Kindci-gai-ten — James Coan, |lathl>un. William Ku«.unny China." by Robert Standish: "I i« . Fiances Maa-lll, Sharon Nrlld, Vic- Carthy, 26, of 23 Elizabeth st., Lawn Supplies toria Owens, Hary Miu|[»i-ct Qulnti, Kant, llaymonil Jackson, l'hlli|> L«ttieri, Statcn Island, secured a mairifiKo and GARDEN SUPPLIERS And My Love," Helen Maclnnes; A. M. Kindergarten -- Pitilcin Carl- Mlehacl Ma^lyn, Hoiuld Mn7.zaioi>iii, "The intruder," Helen Fowler; ln£. Janet C!o*e", Patricia Crosier, Raymond McCue, Rllly McQueen, hitvid license at tho city clerk's odlcp. I'amela Morehoune, Uohn Mcllray. Murdock, l.indsey Itiibertson, l^)is Hoyil, -Monday. Thn coiipln said they n-u"'OAGF [DANS "This Heart, This Hunter," Hattie Margaret Hucklry, Lynn Carter. Jurlith Weodruff's FOUR Flint tirade — Dicklie Hoyl. Lynn Cook, Nancy Cutler. Liuila Koncne, Nan- would be wed in Sacred Heart Southgate Burnett: "The Stones of Hubbard. Sudan. Meeker, Jane Seymour, a, I* *•«•>* Ma>a> «> th* House," Theodore Morrison: Carol Ynr^, William Andorton. Oouxlas cy Majfce, Kathe . Moore. church In Staton Islnntl Saturday. Bulk Seeds • •afJtAkaaara Landfall," Helen Hull; "The Proud Rnrnea, Itandall III air, JcrTrey Kingdon, Flrit gradr — Jonathan lien'. Klch- Miss Volz, the daughter of Pe- Robert Matthew*, Robert Roiier, Stuart -rd Cox, Paul Dahli;r«n, Howaul (inxe, ter and Marjorip Blake Volz, was GREAT Retreat," Clifford Dowday; "The Smith. Jowjih ,'l'uilk, Pe!«f Whitlock, Kobart HiiKUley, Richard Jackuliecy, Oa- EATONTOWN Boyds of Black River," Walter Ed- Itimell Humphrey. vld Mark*. Orugory Taylor, Kirk White, horn In Jersey City. Her prospec- Painfs Second u»ade> — Raymond Bennett, Neva Chambrrlin, Marjorie Kennedy, tive husband, a native of Newark, monds, and "The Beckoning Wa- LoU Weinbelmer. N. J. r LOANS ters," Robert Carsc. The library Michael Farr, Maro Flannauan, Chat-In Is the son 6f Dennis ami Catherine BANKERS™ ' Keyper, Dale Mintmi, John Younit. Crade 1-L-- Richard Kberhardt, Ray- McCarthy. Hardware will be open Mondays' and Wed- Uoml,,, Brian, Kathy Barry,' Cecil haw- mond Mylott, Jark Vanllorn, Mnrty EA 3-0054 nesdays from 11 a. m. to 5 p.. m.; iton, Carolyn Karp, MaiKaret Nove. Lsndolt, Carol Dunn. Honnie Knccli, Martha Stlne, Mainy White", Prlicllla Sondia Ni-Min. Ciiri»tiu» IVuiiiifw. Hoys are nljle to make jiocket money Thursdays and Frldsyj, 9 a. m. to WodchouM, Kdna Laracn. Second grade — Allan Raker", liar- liy arllinx The Rcitiatur—Advertisement. noon, and Tuesdays, 7 to 9 p. m. Third vrnde — Hlrharii Maine., Rob- bara Black. Walter Conk, John Damico, It is closed Saturdays. ert Onschak, IV.er Surh. Albert Wor- Hrucn Dunn*, Philip Hatch, Mlehacl 'I'-n, Hary Jane Wand, Jcannio t'ombrr, Heron, Knrpn Maclean, Thoman Patnck, Ulana> Hoyt. Joaanh Perry. Thomas Placentlno. (inle Fourth trail* — Phill|< Carlins, Ed- Wilson, John Caimeiln, I'hiliii. Chlnnnck, start a set Fair Haven "In Clone', Timothy Urlicoll, William Stuart Cook, Milton Jetters. John Lnr- Kelly, Robert Kranafaursei1, James taud', Miller Long. Ronald Maxwell, Mia* Phyllis stadler, daughter ef Qulnn, Theodora Weberiinn, Dllly Whit- J»me« Nixon, William Renrdorr, Her- Hr. and Mrs. Henry Stadter of 740 lock, rVnreen Anderson, Sharon ttolancf, bert Sinclair. William Stinr. Kathcrlne for mother Susan Kcylcr, i^«sli« Rogers, Suxan' Scott, Brown, Carol Hicks, Lauren Hilmer, River rd., will participate in the Nanry Heymnui-. Suzance Siwars, San. Nancy Morgan, Sunanne Wickfl, .Barbara May day ceremonies at Ursinua dra Vaccarelll, Marjorie Woodhcad. Rooney. MONOGRAM INCLUDED college, Collegevllle, Pa., Saturday. Fifth tirade — William limn...-, Joseph Third urada — Ralph Alvinn, David A frejhman majoring in physical Clark. Patay Del.i^i, Donald Robardu', Rriggs, Kenneth Rrowtr. John Cain, Pe- Richard Young. Chart Cunplcn, Judith ter Chlnnock, Rrucn Dahlttren. Phllin 10.50 per dozen education, Mils Stadler also is ac- Lnrtaud. Cotiatanca LewU. Rnrhara Hardy. Jeffrey CarriKUe*. Paul Kacen, tive in softball. She waj Militant Little, Nnncy MSKIII, Bet.y Mulder. Richard Mnrgan. Rnhert Nye, George manager of the hockey team, and Evelyn Pryor, Carol Purccll, Merrily Sinnott, William Wren, Karen Brett, recently was elected* secretary- RHey, Janet Whltmorc. Judith Brokaw, Marie Herder. Mary Ann the Sixth Kiade — John Addli. John Ber- Marmclo, Barbara McConnell, Kathleen treasurer of the Women's Athletic ')•. IKihcrt Flanasan, Ruasell Haai, Mylott, Nancy Robertson-, Jetincttc association. Lonniii Aliderson. Marie Clark, Judy Smith. Drlicol!. Carolyn Petter, Sunannc Joneit, Fourth grail* — Courtney Raker. Alex Mr. and Mrs. D. W, Hanmore and Jacqueline Ijmislcy, Franco Tuiik. Rurneldt. Mahlon llrlmw. Daviil Hleks, their ton Jimmy of 27 Charles ct. Seventh tirade —• Joseph Conk, John Warre)n Huguley. Frank Longman, John will return home over the week- Davi«K, William' Doiliir, Donnl.l Frank, Mnncrier, John O'Ncil. JoseptC Ralph, end after spending three weeks' va- llubut Jol'.N, Duana Schmiilt, Ronald Peter Schanck, Mildred Campbell. Bar- Tamblyn, Lynn Cloae. Joanne Eltinff. bara Hall. Joan Hicks Pinna LoPrrstl. cation near St. Petersburg, Fla. (isll (ipiMtrnfeld, Jan Humphreys, Han- tJudith Martin. Mary Jo Meyer. Patricia nah- Kalncr', Lindn Keyler", Donna Rcarilmi, Carolyn Whitmore, Carole Wor- F. M. Slbley. son of .Mr. and Mrs. atic^. den, Mlchele Shirk, • Frank M. Slbley of 2 Hillcrest id., lRhth Rt-ade — Lynn Rarner, Judith Fifth grade. — Cbarlea Cook, James a Naval aviation cadet, recently Enrlghtk, Anne (iagnebln, Maraaret Jskuhecy, Thomas S. White. Harvey Gift* Antiques Decorative. Consultant reported to the U. 8. Naval auxil- J«n^ HrnilrrNon, Mary EUfn Jonts, Msr- Stewart*, Dnvlrl Lartaud', Michael Pat- iary air station, Saufley field, Pens- ianne Kaiser. Susan Mulder, Ellen ock, Nancy J. Vltt, Doris M. Whitmore. acola,. Fla, for formation flying MAIN MMBT («MMr MMi Aw.) • sWMI*sW>TMI4M. H. I. training. A graduate of Valley Forge military academy Cadet Sib- ley attended the University of Vir- ginia before entering the service In Monnoutii CowtySafe Deposit Co. June. 1993 taWiWiMNkl-lmilMllKVPtMiiti Warren W. Farrlngton of 14T Lex- ington ave., recently'was promoted OKIM WBKDAYS • A. M. to S ft M. to sergeant while serving with the "X" corps in Korea. A 'wrecker operator in the 185th Engineer Combat' battalion he was employed SUMMARY AUDIT REPORT TOWNS - by the Aepdln Paint company, Red *, fc Bank, prior to entering the Army " "ABalanc* o Balatit* D«r. SI, 193! Dfc. SI, 1»!l in April, 1951. |U2.W:.»4 I1JO.I0I.3I Miss Beth Scowcroft of Fair 12,nsn.no Haven rd. had an gucsta last Thurs- day her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward T. Scowcroft and her nephew and niece, Edward T. Scowcroft and Mrs. Harry Benzine of Philadel- phia. 3 - DAY SALE Mrs. Ida Wilbcr has moved from Statutory and Special Funds ._...... •• Clay st. to Neptune, where she is Reserves for Certain Assets Ifceeivable making her home with Mr. and Surplus * Mrs. Richard Taylor. TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS l;oo.193.ia The guild of Chapel of the Holy THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY COMPARATIVE Communion will serve a roast pork and roast turkey dinner tonight at Surplus Revenue Cash Appropriated '• the parish house. Dinner will be served at 5, 6 and T p. m. ATLANTIC'S RED BANK STORE Current Revenue (Cash Bull) 1189.8.8.55 1170,518.00 The Methodist church held It* Total Kevenu* fourth quarterly conference Mon- day nlfbt In the church basement Local School Tax .... Dr. B. Harrison. Becker of Red SALE STARTS THURSDAY Bank, dlitrlct superintendent, pfe* Total Expenditures sided. Br'^isrsAppVopriations Tht Fair Haven Pinochle club Liabilities Cancelled -,1. '.' " celebrated the 30th anniversary of its founding last Thursday night COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION! I Deductions from Ineoma with a {inner at Rumson inn. After Interfund Advanced dinner the group was entertained • J»,-11.«» at the home of Mrs. Charles Hay- Add to ineome-^-By Statute: den on River rd. Present were MM. Deferred Chanai in Aj»t»« ati»««*ifcr«« . li.ooo.o* . i.too.ta Charles P. Cross, Mrs. Everett Amount Added to Surplul Bavenua ...... I 4I.7II.I* f Bt.2IS.3S Smith, lira. Harry Dennis, Jr., Mrs. Surplus Revenue: Georg* Curchin, Mrs. Lewis Smith, Balance, January lit ....••••• ...... l-3,«79.9» 88,»lt.«S Mn. Wilton Bryant and Mrs. Harry Veroneau. B Less: Appropriate* 111 Currant Bulist ..... ~ ii.HHt.M M.» 0.0» Mr. and Mrs. John F. Montgom- Balsnce. December II, ltil .•....'..-. - »I4!».7»M7 IIUH7IM try of Fair Haven rd. are spending RECOMMENDATION* 1. That a Tax Salt da heU I* IMS. • . t. That Tax overpaymenta bo refunded, applied er cancelled, I. That interfund aeeounta b» liquidated, " «. That Interest bt collected In stcordaaae with tha statute. t. That dene-nits be made In aeeordanea islith the statute, ADMIRAL • ZENITH • OV MONT • PHILCO • WESTINGHOUSE • RCA I. That the Mailstreto (•• Violatlona ClArk he bonded Tha above sunssarr or imaMll *aa •'•pared fromut thae report of audiau t of the Township of Atlantic. Couatr of Mnaajoul* for tkt etltndatalendar nreai r Ml. This re. • HOTPOINT • MAJESTIC • MOTOROLA • TAPPAN • UNIVERSAL rarport o(f audit nubmltte-ubmltted* a)|»»/osa»lr Janii *I.. aXahut8**aM|i.. «»»«""*»tUUrti™ Munielaiimciir It RUGS ill tla at tht Town.hJ» CUik't •««,• Md aa|) bt Inipected^y^ny MAGIC CHEF • FRKSIDAIRE • THOR • WHIRLPOOL • DUCHESS • EASY Summary or 8>nopa!i af till Audit Ra-MaTt *t the Borough at Red Bank is ,H«l«d kr ft. S. W^,,, COMpA11ATIV1 ,*„„„ SHEETS • ASSETS Dec. SI, l*3i Pec. SI, mi IRONRITE • ARC • APEX • MAYTAG • HORTON • SPEED QUEEN CM™::. *.-.- • «{•.»»••;» U S Government Bends ** SO.tiA.tt 10,1 •».«(( Ti».. TaxTltle Ll«!Vnd Utility C.aries Hee.^akle IJJ.44J.77 . ll»t,7tt.44 HAMILTON • LEWYT • HOOVER • YOUNGSTOWN • KITCHEN AID • JAMES AsMssnaats Rt«ti«tklt • -••—4JJ2i5?J.J J Inventory -I BanBkk Sgtoct k ••—ivtt;"1 JJ'2i5'?1.300.SA J Fixed Capital Authorised and Uaeoaapleted—VHHf COOLERATOR • NORGE • WELE4LT • RHEEMS • CROWN • MITCHELL Fixed Capital—Utility Deferred Charles to future Taiatioa ..—.. Total Auetl ...... M..«»»^«..«..»...... W.«..... WUSTBR • ALL LEADING MANDS! LIABILITIES. RESERVE! AND SURFLVS Bonda Payabla Notes Payable » Appropriation Reaarvet Aceounta Payabla and Other Llabllltlei ... Improvement Authorlsationa Statutory and Special Funds Referred Reserra for Amortisation—Kind DOWN ^ YEARS Reservt for Amortisation—>'l»ed Capital Reserve for Certain Assets Retelvaalt Reserve for Inventory and Bank lt«k ...... I 17,244.17 il.121.11 Eurpluk • .•.••••.»•....•...••...... Ilk* HBK IffrJI Total Liabilities, Reserves and furplui I PAYMENT TO TO PAY COHPARATIVI A wt«ldi«f hidden Ixmir Year Year lie* 'nulh Ik* rarfac* of RBVTNIIB list Itll Mdd f Surpliia Revenue ApprsprlstM ...... I M|SOO,«» I l«,l(t,tt Current Revenue (Cask Basil) ...... Mwkit.n l,tit,lll.li File* •hMMwoini will ALL IRAND NEW - REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS TV SETS, SINKS, VACUUM Total Revinue ll,li*,9Ml.il |i,lll,lia,li bring up • brilliance ef pal* tarn aad color which you txnsmrunu CLEANERS/DRYERS, IRONERS, DISHWASHERS, RADIOS, RANGES, WATER Approprlatlnns I I4I.94M- I 4SI.4M.M •ay wry well believe no Loral School Tax 4M.IJJ.M 44I.11M-. lettf er eilm in your rugi. County Tax 1II,85f,;> 119,111,14 Try iio.md teat HEATERS, ETC. - ORIGINAL FACTORY CRATES Total Expenditures , |l,0»,0M.T!

furvlua from,Oneratl«ns ,... r I iori,7»«,«» '• 41.S87.I1 4ddl Une»peneed Bllsnes Prior Ysar'i A»»n»rlilim i»,«io>a» MT.H lloraia fKililiat aviilablo ALL MERCHANDISE GUARANTEED IY THE ORIGINAL FACTORY SERIAL NO. Amount Added to Surslut Riviaua I 4MI4.I7 in lh« tvant you with your Surplus Revenue rug* tforetJ for tho MWO«. l\m MODUS) , Balance January tit ..._..-...... _^- •I.IIIJ0 III.MMI Huti.Total I llMtl.lIIMtMl I I4t,l4l,l141,141,Ut LIIII Appiapiltttd la Carnal Budget »t,MM» II.OtMl Bttine* Deeemser flit 25 MONMOUTH STREET RE 6-9tis OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. ttttHkf tut DM ft*. t*f Vwt. till M «J0 M.

Appropriations Huriilus tt/im linerallnns .Kill)i AcrrueiJ llileriil P«I4 .,.,..,,.,,..„•*,,. „„,„ Amount Ailtlfil In Rurplui rinlance January tit Muh-l'iital , I ail,17.1,M I .1I..1HJ,M 1,'isi Paid to Current Budnt 11,000,01) iUo Iliilniife Uioimbir Hit RKOMMINUATIONI '•liiI lie IliuliUtlollaiil,l»tlon ar hforeiloiuri Joiure •( tthe Tin Title Lleni should as ior.ll nuid In oriltr tn further r»du«e this ••••«nl, Thu HuriDu* Oaik ••• I* Di| ti< AlKaril ihnuld ki Irsniftrreil (o the Cutrtnt Auount, The nuuvi aiintmary eir lytinpilt was wrinartd from the r*Nri ef I'llHt f lh> Horoiiun of RH Dank, I'miMr of MsmnDiilh for Hit r»\n>it»r fur l/k, This r*«oit ef iiiiill, luhmltlfil hy W«llir« Jafiriy, I', P, A,, R'llnirsri Miinlrlptl ' >--• '- an, Alt it tin loiauih Cllrk'i •M« «nil may ki tntp«ot*rl ht RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953.

ceived many cards, flowers and ' Gere, flrst; Margaret Smith, sec- and • Mrs. BOM Cameron, Inter- gifts from relatives and friends. Girl Scouts ond, and Judy Smith, third. MCOSS Theater laken. Marlboro Couple Landscape badge,'Lorene Wltt- -ANNOUNCE IN8TRUCT0M Present at the dinner were their mus, Beverly Browne and Janet Benefit July 23 TO OUR FRIENDS • e e daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. andStage Show 'ick, flrst; Susan Edelmsnn, sec- LONG BRANCH — Instructors Wed 50 Years Mrs. Frank B. Heiser. Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE SILVER—There were ond, and Alice Merrill and Linda A targe county-wide committee have been announced by the Mon- with to announce the Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Howard more than 250 exhibit* at the flow- Baacow, third. has been set up to make arrange- mout.....h. County Rid Cross, for the MARLBORO—Mr. and Mrs. Har- L. Brown; their granddaughters, ry O. Magee of Main st. celebrated er show held Thursday by local ments for the theater party which Oray Lady course to be held at opening of Misses Ann Marie and 'Margaret Monmouth' Memorial hospital start- our new * thttr 50th wedding anniversary at Heiser and Susan Smith; Walter Girl Scouts and Brownies at the Hazlet •• will be given to benefit the Mon- a dinner given by their family Embury Methodist church recrea- mouth County Organization for So-ins; May U. Miss Florence Ullrich, Television, Radio & Auto Radio Fields, brother of Mrs. Magee; nursing arts instructor, and Miss Thursday at Colt's Neck inn. Af-Mr. and Mr*. Myron Vandervcer, tion rooms. The event, which fea- Kenneth S. Wllley, Jr./eon of Mr. cial Service at the July 23 evening ttr dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Magee tured classes correlated with Girl and Mrs. Kenneth 8. Wllley of performance of the musical com- Mildred Schmltt, director of nurses, Servicenter , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Magee and 111 be the Uaehtrs. received many guests and friends Mr. and Mrs. Garret Magee. Scout work, was sponsored by the Telegraph Hill rd.. celebrated his edy, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," at their home. Girl Scout Town committee. third birthday Sunday at his home. it the Neptune Music Circus. Applicants for this 11-hour train- Mr. and Mrs. Magee were mar- A son, Thomas C. Magee, who Mrs. John Langenbcrger, Mrs. The table decorations were brown The committee made plans for ing- will be Interviewed in the ried in Marlboro where they have resides in Albuquerque, N. M- with Eric Williamson, Mrs. Frank Dean and yellow with cowboy scenes. the event at a meeting Monday nursing office at the hospital Mon- always made their home. During his wife Ruth and daughter Nancy and Mrs. Walter Basch were Kenneth received many gifts. afternoon at the home of the chair- y from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. by RED BANK the past few days they have re- Lee, were unable to attend. judges. Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, Mrs. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry man, Mrs. Monroe Eisner on Pros- Mrs. Karl E. Tongring, Gray Lady H. H. Gere, Mrs. Russell Hatha- S. Wllley, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond pect ave. M.C.O.S.S.' has taken a chairman.'/The Oray Ladles will TELEVISION SERVICE, Inc. way and Mrs. Powell Beyland were Linderman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard block of tickets for the perform- assist in ward service, as recep- in charge. Spencer and son Richard, Karen ance as s. means of raisins; funds ionists and In the occupational The summaries were as follows: Lynn Wllley, Mr. and,Mrs. Joseph for the publlo health nursing pro- therapy department. "At the Red lank Iridg*" Section for Brownies: Returned Zalleau and sons Danny and Don- gram of the organisation* COUBT OF AWABDS plants, Alice GofT, Judy Oaehling, ald, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rencher and Mrs. Eisner Is beinp assisted by •1 NORTH MIDGI AVI Mildred Pace and Lucy Pace, first; children Craig, Mark and Tamla Mrs. George M. Bodman, presi- LITTLE SILVER — Olrl Scouts Sandra Bruer, Nancy Lord, Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Al Leverlne and dent of M.C.O.S.S.; Mrs. James her* will hold a court of award! Cushman, Debbie Lee, Ruth Gor- eon Richard.. Friday, May IS, at the school at •ANK, N. J. don and Joan Hagen, second, and Hauck and Mrs. Allison L. S. Stern, Airman third class Kenneth Brln- co-chairmen, and the following 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Wlnfleld W. Hance, Sally Lord, Sandy Damen and Peg- ^^^Bk^BI ^K^rtaBftaS^B^SkSBt SBBBB^SSl dBK^Bk^BBSS^SSBt ahssft ' Sss^B^BBSSUaaSUSfc ser and Mrs. Brlnser are the parcommittee- : Mrs. Samuel Biker, Jr., vice president of the Northern gy Nordt, third. ents of a daughter, born Sunday at Monmouth County Council of Olrl MM vKpf« W IW fMSM IV IMRN Scene in a tray, Julie Gere and Mrs. Victor E. Grossinter, Mrs. Ed- Scouts, will mails the award*, as- Fort Monmouth hospital. The child ward M. Crane, Mrs. Thomas Mor- •» yaw Mrvkt «• ia M) Nancy Lord, first; Judy Daehling has been named Jessica Ann. Brin- isted by Mra. Nlel Smith. The and Debbie Lee, second; and Mar* ford, Mrs. Fred Tatum and Mrs.Parent-Tsaehar association will tier sailed for Europe Apr. 29. Mrs.John Dale, all of Mlddletown town- garet DINaples and Joyce Herbert, Brinser ii the former Mils Ann give troop tepmtntattvw scout third. , ship; Mrs. E. J. Daniels and Mrs.and American flags. A Brownie Carhart. Edward. Cowen, Long Branch; Flowers gathered on a woodland Mr. and Mrs. Roland Emmons rally will be held Monday after- Les Younuuu / hike, Peggy Fonskov, Judy Huser- Mrs. Maurice Pollak, Mrs. Edward noon at the school. and children David and Linda have Keleman and Mrs. Louis Far, West ik, Julie Gere and Mildred Pace, moved from the Hailet-Holmdel rd. and Personnels first; Sally Lord, Nancy Lord-and Long Branch; Mrs. John L. Mont- CAFETEBUSUFFIB to their new home on Atlantic at., gomery, Sr, Mayor Katharine Ann Wynkoop, second; and Lucy South Keyport. Pace, Patricia Hough, Barbara Elkus White and Mrs. Robert Eis- The Mr. and Mra. Club of Trlnl- Hubschmsn and Carol Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux ner, Red Bank; Mrs. Bernard r Episcopal church will serve a formerly with entertained at dinner Saturday eve- White. Mrs. William Matthews, cafeteria supper la the parish house third. ning In celebration of the birthday on West Front st. next-Thursday Arrangement representing a story Mrs, Irving Feist and Mrs. THvid TUJVKIQN of their son, Malcolm W. Peseux. Marx, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Philip between 8:80 and 7 p. m. Mrs. J. book title, Nancy Lord, Sally Lord, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don- Ernest Boskey of Little Silver la Janet Zambrano and Ruth Gordon, Iselln. Oceanport; Mrs. George L. INtlNUftlNO-CORF, ald W. Peseux and daughter Ml- Van Deusen, Mrs. Edward Rathbun chairman. At this time, dub mem- flrst; Peggy Fonskov, Joyce Her- chele of Runuon, Mr. and Mrs. bert and Julie Gere, second; and and Mrs. John E. Toolan, Fair Ha- Mrs wilt display the toya and chil- of I Wast ••rg«|n M. CANVAS AWNINGS Barrle Gelbhaui and Peggy Nordt, Malcolm W. Peseux and daughter ven; Mrs. William R. Baseome, Jr., drens' gifts they are making to be Susan, Mrs. Frank A. Cerratl and Mrs. Henry D. Mercer. Mra. Van•old at a Chrlatmee buar in No- third. Miss Wanda Peseux. vember. ' Red link . . Section for Girl Scouts? Agricul R. Halsey, Mrs. Stuart Young, Mrs. Right now it the fime to order your awnings, custom mad* Miss Emma Morrell, a lifelong Manton B. Metcalf, Jr., Mrs. Ran • ture badge class, Dlanne Bennett, resident of Haslet, now a patient to fit your particular needs. Our selection of colon and Lois Becker and Beverly Browne, dall M. Keator, Jr., and Mrs. H. BOM *M able t« aske packet neaty at the Bayshore nursing home In Austin Kaye, Rumson; Mrs. Harry patterns is the largest ever, and you have our 27 years of first; Gail Becker, Barbara Melvin Keyport, celebrated her 96th birth- experience to help you in your choice. and Joan Gelle, second, and Mar- Kallop. Mrs. F. F. Schock, Jr., and garet Smith, Lorene Williams and day Monday. Mrs. Louis F. Allbrlght, Spring Just call or drop a card for a free estimate at no obligation, Janet Pick, third. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Welgand Lake; Mrs. Hani Huber and Mrs. or stop in our store in Fair Haven's new shopping center. Sr, visited Mr. and Mrs. Van D.Williamson Thomas, -Locust. Garden badge, Margaret Smith Hendrickion of South River Fri- EXCLUSIVE with us!! DuPont's "ORLON" thread used for Janet Pagdln and Judy Smith, MVs. Walter Stelnbach and Mrs. first; Lois Cotton and Joyce Welle, day. Richard R. Stout, West Allenhurst; the longest possible life. Up to 12 months to pay. second; and Patty Zambrsno and Mrs. Cyrus Ross entertained the Mrs. Walter Reid, 3d, Allenhurst; G. G. Sewing club at her home in Mrs. S. Herbert Anderson, Wana- June Yodice, third. Matawan last Thursday evening. Garden flower and drawing massa: Mrs. F. Wayne Ward, Nep- badges, Linda Hathaway, Tucker Present were Mrs. Theodore Q. tune City; Mrs. M. D. Ferris, Jr., fOR YOUR PATIENCE STANDARD AWNING CO. Gere, Janet Pick and Joan Geile, Bailey, Mrs. Roland Emmons, Mrs, Monmouth Hills; Mrs. E. Robert C. MORALLER, Prop. Est. 1927 flrst; Patricia Rcussille, Linda Ol- Lillie Hughson, Mrs. William Vr- Durand, Mrs. Paul Mlcelll and Mrs. son and Susan Edelmann. second (tadt, Mrs. Hendrlck L. Bennett, Edmund Dale, Freehold; Mrs. Wil- -••/•. •II RIVIR ROAD FAIR HAVIN and Cathy Bowman, Carol Acker Mrs. Lillian Barnes and Mri. James bur Potter, Mrs. H. Ltroy Sena- man, Barbara' Melvin and Kathy Neldinger. fer, Manasquan; Mrs. George RED BANK 64)696 Meyers, third. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Peaeux Smoek, Anbury Park; Mrs. Alfred Interior decoration badges, Tuck- of Hlllcrest rd. and Mr. and Mrs.Roberts, Eatontown; Mrs. D. T, Otto B. Larsen of Elisabeth spent Newbold and Mrs. E. Donald the. week-end In New Hampshire Sterner, Colt's Neck; Mrs. S. M. DURING THE Goldsmith, Elberon; Mrs. H. E. Ackerson,' Jr., Keyport; Mrs. F. Monmouth County's Exclusive Leather Goods Shop Hesdden'a Corner William Nuffort. Beimar; Mrs. Ed- Word has been received here o ward Coske and Mrs. Frank Miele, the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Ceansburg; Mrs. Anthony L. Me- Mrs. Charlea Suhr of Maryland. Kim. Little Silver; Mrs. William Mrs. Suhr Is the former Barbara 3. Riker, Mrs. W. B. Harding and Kaney of Cooper rd. tflss Laura Harding, Holmdd; Mrs. TELEPHONE STRIKE... ORCHIDS J. Sanford Flint, Mrs; B. A. Selpl Mr. and Mrs. William LetkowlU left last week for Chicago, 111. TO ALL MOTHERS Week-end guests of Mrt. Louis Shllonls were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vas- Our Sincere Thanks! nellis. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Finn are visit- Ing relatives here, Mrs. Thomas Comerford and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson /have returned Thanks for your patience and friewHy uiiderstaijiding dur- from a Florida vscation., William Barton, who is stationed ing the telephone strike. Service was as aear normal as we with the Navy at Quonset, R. I., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. could make it. Gaylord Barto, last week-end. Our "thank you" comes with special meanty ig from the FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEW AVXIUABf Mrs. Harold Hurfey was accepted telephone men and women who worked loop hours, at as a member of the auxiliary of the Westside Hoss company at a unfamiliar tasks, to keep your service going. ^ffour patience meeting Monday at the,flee house niade a tough job easier to carry on. 98 on Lelghton ave. Members were In- vited to attend a card party to be given by the auxiliary of Liberty Now that the strike is settled, it's back Ao the work pi II" Hose company at the Are house on Untie 4 White st. Mrs. Edward Ketfer, Jr., CNtiiTif providing more and better aervice.for.New (Jersey. won the meeting prise. Refresh- ments were served by the hostesses, Phon* II 6-2646 T SAFFIAN LUGGAGE Mrs. Doroihy Page, Mri. John We're juttas pleased o you are'that Jtjhis is so. emel win Nkt iw nstMive Stadeiman and Mrs. Lynn Cross. for ripretantativa to call The final meeting until fall wlU be with samples and •itimate. Each piece Is made oter a sturdy, yet lightweight June 1. wooden box. 3-ply veneer top and bottom in rich, midnight blue, maroon or brown alligator grain with BLMft ALUMNI DAT NIW JUtSIY MIX TttlPHONE COMPANY a fine cowhide binding. Rayon lining, 4 roomy pockets, HOLMDEL-Willlam J. Duncan brass plated locks. • of Longstreet farm here, a member of the class of 1918 at Blair acad- IS" * 21" overnlter Ml* M" Pullman IMS* emy, Blslrstown, and a former 34" weekender ».«•• W Pullman member of the school's board of MM* directors, win take part In alumni Jl" wardrobe . . 11M* day activities there Saturday, DOUBLE DELIGHT FOR MOTHER'S DAY! Lady Buxton fame* TWIN SPECIAL Stltchless convertible with "Fllckbar" plus matching / Key-Tainer. In tan, red, blue or green. *.•• COOK AND DUNN PAINTS Extra Mother's Day Special! OUR COMPLETE 7" LINE OF LEATHER HANDBAGS Mere's a II saving on a sure to pltaie Mother's day lift. Genuine calf ban In Black, tftRMMRCIOMW brown, red or navy. 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4-2117 WfNMjf BVVwHIf* fl RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1958. Nino" given one of the governor's scholar- Shrewsbury stance Barsky, Barbara Newman, under the direction of Mrs. Mary County Studenti ships, awarded annually to five men Betsy Gessler, Frederica Messina, Gunn, with Miss Marlanna Ellis as and five women with the highest at. Martha's guild of Old Christ Jacqueline Probert, Audrey Altherr, organist. Sunday athool will meet Win Scholarships rank among the scholarship candi- church will hold a < food sale Fri-Mary Ann Williams and Holly at 9:4ft a. m., with Irving Gemmcll NEW BRUNSWICK-The award dates. Other county winners were day, May IS, at the parish house Staples. as superintendent. of state university scholarships to Milton O. Campbell and Frank from 11 a. m. to S p. m. There Mrs. Evelyn Phillips and Mrs. 2M New Jersey students, represent- Shingle, Asbury Park; John E. Wol- will also be. an apron'and fancy Jane Thomas of Patterson ave., ing- every county in the itate, wai ley, Hanuquan; James A. Warring- table. and Mrs. Virginia Clapp of Little Garden Bridge announced this Week by Albert E. ton, Navesink; David J. Barry, Mrs. Walter C. Guptll, Sycamore Silver will be a song trio at family Utder, Jr., Rutgers university, dean Riverside Heights, who will study ave., has returned from a visit night being held tomorrow evening Planned by PTA ind chairman of the State Univers- at Rutgers, and Misses Zelda Zel- with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Pow-at Embury Methodist church, Lit- ity Scholarship committee. The nick, Freehold; Carol Lefever, Leo- ers of Concord, N. H. tle Silver. FAIR HAVEN — Ths Parent- scholarship* provide tuition and nardo; Barbara Baird, Oakhurat; Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Button, Mea- The executive board of the PTATea' • association will hold its general fee*. The winners wilt en- Barbara Palumbo, Portaupeck, and dow dr., entertained Miss Mabel met Tuesday evening at the home anni. . dessert garden bridge Sat- ter either Rutgers or New Jersey Barbara, Virute, Sea Girt. Gibson of East Orange for the of Mrs. Dudley Hagcr, Garden rd. urday afternoon, June 6, on the CoUege for Women Mil* fall. week-end. Beth Dinah Rassas, daughter of lawn at the home of Mrs. Newton Claire E. Loacoe of Keyport was "Eight tut of 10 tenders coaiult The Brownie troop 90 met Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rassas, Button- J. Rice on Fair Haven rd. Mrs. Ragiitar ClaiilBed Adi"—Advertisement. at the school and worked on cos-wood, had a birthday party in her William Kacen and Mrs. William tumes for a May day party and classroom Apr. 29. She was eight Dettmar are general chairmen. practiced for their "fly-up" this years old. Beth and her classmate* Tickets have been mailed to Saturday. • enjoyed slice! cake and Ice cream P.T.A. members, and community- served on pink paper dishes with wide ticket sales are being directed Mrs. F. H. Merchant of Pueblo, 1 . Lots of good rating Colo., arrives today for a visit with pink paper napkins. Outdoor pic- by Mrs. Jack A. Welnhelmer. Oth- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborn, Sil- tures were taken. ers assisting are Mrs. William for tho verbrook rd. Mrs. Merchant is Mrs. Gir! Scout troop 47 met Monday Borner, who will be In charge of Osborn's mother. in the social toom of the Presby- an auction; Mrs. Robert W. Tee- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, Ma- terian church. Mrs. Luella Brad- garden, refreshments; Mrs. Lewis ple la., attended the play "Dial M shaw, kindergarten teacher, talked E. Connor and Mrs. John Hilller, for Murder" Thursday In New York on child care to help girls who are tables and chairs; Mrs. Milton city. Mrs. Martin attended a con- working on that badge. Troop mem- Kostns and Mrs. Michael Bost, ference in WestAeld Saturday af- bers brought in their proficiency prizes, and Mrs. John C. Damico, ternoon as a representative of the badges to be checked and then publicity. Junior Catholic Daughters. Satur- played outdoor games. day evening the Martins were Holly Staples, daughter of Mr. It is believed that the first public guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fer- and Mrs. James Staples, Beech- demonstration of televlslqn In color '20" Cum*- rara of Summit at cocktails and wood dr., had a party at home in the United States was broadcast dinner. Saturday to celebrate her ninth In 1929. Miss Esther Martin, Mrfplc la., birthday. Holly chose the colors is preparing for the summer open- fik and green for decorations. •IDS WANTED 3eparat« Staled bid* wilt be received ing of her business, the .Old Barn There were prizes given for gabies by the Board of Education of the Bor- ChocoMtv otto VofNM Coofcws totwthchto fO0wfMf .wfffi crtAw ninny Antiques at the new location in played. Her guests were Joanne oush of Fair Haven, County of Mon- Holmdel. Last week she attended Lyman, Barbara Newman, Connie mouth. New Jrruy, In the office! of the Board of Education In the Knollwood the antique show in Wcstfleld. Barsky, Maureen Trnhman, Caro- School located on Hance Road. Fair Ha- Mr. and Mis. Edward Patterson lyn Gerhold, Mary Ann Kozak, Jo- ven, N. 1. until 8:00 P. M., E.D.S.T. In ave., are parents of a daughter, seph Bouffard, James Bennejt and the evening of May 22, 1953, at vhieh Douglas McSheriy. time bldi will bf publicly opened and Susan Pamela, born Monday morn- read aloud for GENERAL CONSTRUC. ing at Monmnuth. Memorial hos- Winners of prizes at thn Mothers TJON WORK. HEATING AND VEN- T1LATING WORK AND ELECTRICAL pital. club dessert bridge and fashion WORK for (1) ALTERATIONS TO THE Spring roundup of children who show last Wednesday at Gibbg Hall KNOLLWOOD SCHOOL LOCATED ON will enter school this fall will be were Mra. J. W. Staples, Mrs. Ar-HANCB ROAD, FAIR HAVEN. N. J. Vli ALTERATIONS TO THE WILLOW held at the school May 22 from 9 thur Morris, Mrs. Kathryn Firth, STREET SCHOOL LOCATED ON WIL- to 11 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. Chil- Mrs. Walter Bouffard, Mrs. Charles LOW STREET, FAIR HAVEN, N. J. My Furs and Winter Woolens Go To dren must be five .on or before Lose, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs. Instructions to Bidden, Form of Pro- Nov. 1 to be eligible for enroll- Henry Hume, Mrs. R. C. Devine, poial. Form of Performance Band, Form Mrs. J. M. Wolcott, Jr., Mrs. R. of Bid Bond, Form of Contract, Plant ment and birth and Immunization and sptclncatloni may be examined at certificates must be presented. En- C. Latham, Mrs. Fred C. Lewli, the offleetiof PIERSON * HaeWILLIAM, rollment and health forms may beJr., MXJ. Arthur James, Mrs. John ARCHITECTS. 201 MAPLE AVENUE, obtained from the roundup chair- Qgden, Mrs. Joseph Martin and METUCHEN, N. 1. and coplct thereof Mrs. A. G. Wright, Jr. Lovely obtained from laid Architects upon He- man, Mrs. J. M. Santoro, 124 Gar- potlt of 115.00 for each let of docu- LEON'S'« STORAGE den rd., or at the school. The school spring flowers decorated the room ment!. Thii depoilt will be returned to doctor will be present on roundup and tables were decorated in yel- all bona-flde bidden upon the return of plani and tpeciflcatlona to the Archi- The WIM way I* sMwt yttnalf i—iww met* lavtly «NJ hniriom wt*y day. low and green. Parfaits, cookies tect!* office and In good condition: $12.10 and coffee were served. Smart, new will ba returned to non-blddcri upon the •f yaw pracrsm fun it fa SM«] Ifctm H UM'S ... far Mrft. KltttfHk Brownie troop 119 met Thursday summer, fashions from Town and return of plant and ipedneatloni al at the parish house. The troop is Country shop of Red Bank ware above. It 1> a mandatory requirement irwrsjff. Y«« cm ba tara year fan wiN racaiva tha bast of cart aad making pot holders and coasters that all plani and ipeclncatlona be re- modeled by club and church mem- turned to the Architect!' sfflec on or Mast sjc#tactian In twa bvrmflity aaajtraHaal vawtst ntjkt aa avr pfsmisat! for the PTA spring fair.' bers. Table prizes were also given. before the date of the bid onenlnir. Brownie troop 118 went on a Tha Board of Education of the Bor- nature walk a week ago last ough of Fair Haven, in the County of CALL RE 6-2800 TODAY Thursday. Last Thursday they made Monmouth. New Jiney reiervei the rlnht invitations tor yesterday's mother Colt's Neck to rejaet any ar all bide, and to waive FOR tONMD MUSINftiX PICK-UP und daughter luncheon at Shadow- Immaterial Informilltiei. Mr..and Mrs. Harry Richardson Each bidder mint depoult with hli bid brook inn. A trocp committee meet- iccuritr In tha amount of not leu than ing was held last week at the home of Sarasota, Fit., are spending a S% of the baia bid in the form of cash. of Mrs. William Myers, Elm la., week with Mr. and Mra. Henry certified check or bid bond blndlnir the to plan the luncheon. Hammond, Jr. • lueeeiiful bidder t» eiecute a eontraet Thirty-two pre-primary pupils if awarded to him. Joanne Lyman, daughter of Mr. No bidder may withdraw hii bid with- Red Bank'* Only and Mrs. Reginald Lyman, Jr., were registered last wack at the in 10 dlyi after the actual date of the roundup held at the Colt's Neck opening- thereof. COLD James at., celebrated her ninth school. Assisting Dr. Lewis of Free- Tha lucetiiful Udder will ba required birthday at a luncheon party at to furnlib a Performance Bond In the Storage Vault* horns Friday, Apr. 24. After play- hold, and.the ichool nurse, Miss full amount of the contract price In at- Ruth Williams, were Miss Elisa- cordanee with the N. J. Statutory farm, Ing games, Joanne and her guests beth Reed, teacher, and PTA num- a eopy ef which Is Included la the bid. attended the movie "Peter Pan." dint document!, CLEANERS • LAUNDERERS • RIG CLEANERS Guests were Lynn Hagerman, Con- bers, Mrs. Harold Gunther, who BOARD O> EDUCATION Or" THE was in charge, Mrs. Arthur Freer BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN. IN ALWAYS AMFU PARKIN* IN MONT OP PLANT and Mrs. William Buck. THB COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Mrs. Hamilton's seventh grade Kuiiell R. Mlnton, Treiideat. I 64-76 WHITE STREET • RED BANK class presented the play, "Say It Gtarge H. Woodward, with Flowers," Wednesday. plitriet Clerk. • The Safety patrol of the school went to.Philadolphia Fridayan4 now are'niaRlhg safety* posters to show hazards of summertime play. Mr. and Mrs. I.. Kalish of Van- derburg td. spent Sunday at Eliza- beth. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gemmell of Vanderburg entertained Mr; and Mrs. Carleton Grace of Spotswood Wednesday. • The junior youth fellowship el the Colt's Neck Reformid church will entertain their mothers In. hon- or of Mother's day at 8:30 o'clock m tomorrow night at the church, with f0 a covered dish supper and program of entertainment. F. Howard Lloyd of Matawan will deliver the sermon at U a. at. Sunday at the Reformed church. The choir will furnish the music

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Women Friends Meeting house and the County Girls Guests Eatontown City Bowling league banquet Mon- Wilson circle spent the week-end SCHWABW ATTENDS MEETINO the company announced reduction Shrewsbury Presbyterian church. day at the Elkwood' hotel in Long at Williams college at Williams- Maurice Schwartt of Maurice In the retail price* of it* new ft. fat Tea Tea was served in the Episcopal At The Peddle School The Woman's dub will hold a Branch. He la a past president of town, Mais., where she attended Schwartz st Sons, Red Bank dealer* line light, medium and light-heavy parish house. Serving as hostesses guett night and auction at their the Monmouth County Bowling as- the spring festival as the guest of of International motor truck*; ha* duty truck models. SHREWSBURY—Memben of the were Mrs. T. E. A. LeVan, Mrs. HIGHTSTOWN — Several Mon- meeting this evening at borough sociation, which makes the awards her fiance, John J. Simmons, 3d, of Girls' Friendly society of Christ John B. Myers, Jr., Mrs. Elmer mouth county girls were among the annually. George Haydick received Shrewsbury, a member of the Phireturned from a meeting at the In- Episcopal church were hostesses guests attending the annual spring hall. Members and guests are In- ternational Harvester company's Sharp, Mrs. Kenneth Button, Mrs. vited and are asked to bring ar- a gold pin for the high average of Gamma Delta fraternity. New York district ofBees, at which SJturday rft a tea for sponsors'of Howell Walton, Mrs. Benjamin dance held last week-end by stu-ticle* to be auctioned by Mrs. Rob-191; Thomas Paris, highest three- the Organization. More than 200 Lyons, Mra. A. E. Hindle, Jr., Mrsdent. s at the Peddie school. Stu- ert Dangler. game average of 755; Anthony Wes- sponsors, from ten different states, Arthur James and Mrs. George R. dents and their guests included sell, gold belt buckle for highest attended the event of which Mrs.Blair. William A. Qaffrey and Miss Reba James White, South st, and Mia* single game score of 37*. Cham- C. T. Lawes was chairman, assisted Levlnion and Harold 8. Niederhof- Marion Freer-of Colt's Neck at- pionship sleeve pate he* were by Mrs. Walter Delss and Mrs. fer and Mils Ann Lewis, all of tended the Cinerama In New York awarded to the Nick Cammaranos JohnW. Parker. Casablanca ii believed to be theLong Branch; Frederick R. Mar-city Saturday. team of Long Branch. WHERE TO BUY Guests were taken oh a tour of fastest growing city in North tin, Eatontown, and Miss Judy MM. Kel Hutting, South St., is Christ Episcopal church, the Africa. Stout, Rumson; Samuel B. Boyn- In Pateraon where she waa called ton, Colt's Keck, and Miss "Tim- by the sudden death of htr sister, CUSTOM PLANNtD mle" Belkntp, Little Silver; Joel Mra. Louis Cabot. Country Club Estates H. Rubin, Loch Arbour, and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawaon Dr. and Mr*.. George -N. Wagner Judy Lewis, Aabury Park; Arthur and aon Billy of ; Newark were of West Wilson circle attended the P. Siegfried, Atlantic Highlands, week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs;apring rendezvous of the Shrews- and Miss June Westerman, Red Curtis Adams, Eton pi. bury Power squadron Saturday at Bank; Frederick Johnsen, Rumson, Genevfl The American Legion auxiliary Sea Girt inn. Dr. Wagner is chair- and Miss Dottle Lorenzo, Fair Ha- met Apr. M at the Legion hall and man of the advanced grade* of In- ven; Alan I, Wiener, Long Branch, struction. and Mlas Lola Schneider, Belmar; installed Mrs. Agnes Sanford ai Robert E, Werner, Eatontown, and president for the balance of the Linda Malre. daughter of Mr. and Miss Lou Norton, both of Eaton- year. The former president, Mr*. Mr*. Charles Malre of Cooper blvd., CUSTOM town; Neil Brltton, New Mon-Ruth Matetieb, ha* moved out of celebrated htr ninth birthday Fri- moNth, and Mini Dlan* Olsen, Mid- town. A secret pal party will be day with' a party at her home. dletown village; Arthur G. Apy and held at the next meeting at the Quests were Pamela .Newman and Miss Mary Yapllniki, both of Lit- Legion hall. Peg Newman of Asbury Park, Rob- MOUNT CO. tle Silver. , Olrl Scout troop ST h*ld It* ilxth In Layton and Robert Layton, Deal; birthday dinner Thursday evening Carol Woodruff, Avon; Shirley Also Michael If. Downes of Ath- at the Methodist church. It waa Height, Allenhurst; Susan Malre, ens, Oa., whose guest was Miss attended by 100 person*, Including Wilma Bott, Morgan Keen, Jean But Botkln of Red Bank; Robert the scout* and member* of their Rlno, Jean Williamson, Joan Wil- L. Boyle, Jersey City, and Miss famille*. The entire troop asked liamson, Patty Williamson, Lor- Sue. Cook*, Allenhurst; Alan E. the grace. Barbara Brltton told a raine Malre, Charles Malre, Mrs. Cameron, Highland Park, and Miss brlif history of the troop and con-Phillip Newman, Mrs. Fred Wood- Marylyn Mann, Fair Haven; Roy ducted the lighting of the birthday ruff, Mrs. LeRoy Woodruff, Mrs. SOFA, CHAIR W. FairchIM, Summit, and Mlsa cake telling what.each candle rep-Richard Rosa, Mrs. Robert Layton, Clot King, Freehold; H. Clay Man- resented. Mra. Harold Magathan, Mrs. Paul Malre and Mi** Bade Kles, Osslnlnr, N. Y., and Miss Paul- on behalf of the Woman's dub Woodruff. ine Frledrich, Long Branch, and which sponsors >the troop, lit the Bryan W. Jonea, Surrey, England, nrst candle. Mr*. J. Ely Miller, Mra. Charles Bowen of Eaat and Miss Janet Morris, Long chairman of the troop committee, Roosevelt circle was hostess Wed- FOUR CUSHIONS Branch. lit the second candle. The three nesday of last week to member* of troop leaden, Mrs. Carl Monad, the Wilson circle social group. Fea- Mrs. Elsworth Brltton and Mra.ture of the meeting was a white ele- Spring Concert for Fred Stlllwell, lit the next three. phant sale. Attending were Mrs. Made-To-Order The oldest member of the troop, Herbert Binder, Mrs. John Kastle, Matawan Pupils Mary Jan* Bennett, lit the alxth Mrs. John Halsey, Mra. Arthur MATAWAN-The music depart, candle. The newest troop member, Carlson, Mrs. John Harkin, Mra. ment of Matawah public schools Dorothy Cartwright, lit the sev Roger Walwark and Mra. Stevens will present their annual spring enth candle for the troop to grow Smith. concert tomorrow night In the high on. Mis* Britton, next to oldest Mr. and Mr*. Colin F. Clark of school auditorium. A total of 390 Girl Scout, blew out the candle* Wellesboro, Pa., were week-end' pupils will participate, and the pro-and everyone sang happy birthday guests of Mr, and Mr*. Ronald gram will Include a special number. to the troop. Membership stars Clark of Lake Shore dr. "Hail Poetry" by Sullivan, to mark were presented to Patty Darms, Mi* Gertrude Wagner of West the observance of National Music Barbara Cadman, Carol Cochrane, • Pkilw far 'H It Ut Mf am .f week. Nancy Burt, Barbara Kauta, Bar- ta* TV *U rail. wrU . . . M n'n . bara Lania, Jill Miller, Ubby Nor- hut ncKvta a isMial (klfant • . . The high school dance band, the ton and Nancy' Winning, one year tfc* famus Pkllc* P«v»*Ual «*lh Glte club, the high school vocal •vpsr-HMillv* tua.r la r«a*> tor laa ensemble, high ichool mixed chorus pins; Leanna Loudon, Judy Miller, •» All-Ckaaad UHF. Wit, tkaic* •« and elementary orchestras, will Eleanor Nemath and Patty Purdy, •sis for insueiaM Mlvtrrl give a prof ram of American and two year pins; Miss Brltton, four CO* European folk songs, along with year Pin; Mary Jane Bennett, five WHAT YOU GET year pin. The troop tang the "Hel- PLANT Suptrb, vat dyed, closely woven fabrics that popular numbers by George Gersh- lo" »ong, "Let Me Call You SUter," 17-inch Picture win and Billie Rose, and selection*: and "A Good Girl Seoul." Barbara will tako hard wsar. Cno.ice"of tatart-floral from Lehar's "Merry Widow." The Brltton saw. "Thumbellna" with and unusual ealor combinations, correlated •SOsq.in.Scrttn majorettes and school color guard Carol Monad acting the part. Bar* stripes. Wo cut and pin fit tfco cavers la yaur will alto participate. bara Cadman presented two pan- tomime*—"The Man In the Little hom* «o aitwra psrfaet'fit, than •xpartty tatlar tham In our work roami, with waltaa bax plaati, 199 » Mrs. D. F. Brewer White Coat" and "Put Tour Shoe* On, Lucy." Jill Miller presented the kick plsatt er ihirrad rufflai. frieai itartinf at A Shower Guest pantomime*. "Antdne of Parla" COMMUNITY lew at S49.9S. Tai aae WimMp fadeia* and "I Love a Mystery." Barbara 1Y* «M •( mnr MI Pklka MOROANVILLE-Mra. Harry V. Lanta and Carol Cochrane Up 1 CSSM I* aad aat Uw aamM aevaane Demery of Orchard pkwy. and Mrs. danced aad aang "Sunny 8M* Up." t> TV ... Imaa la n>r a Arthur Llebe of Somerville were The dinner ended with the Girl TV *rt Teisrl hosteaies laat^ week at a shower: NEW CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE for Mrs. Daniel F. Brewer, The' Scouts ainglng Up*. YMCA party was held at Mrs. Demery'a Three Piece Set, Odd Chairs and Love Seats home. The regular maeting of Engine WwMtTs AwDiary Pkk yew frasaae aad sutarlala, PAMMOUNT wW stils tkaaa far OPEK EVERT SWUNG nn TABBING AT Attending were Mra. George L. Truck and Hoee company No. 1 nu.ur.it. BEABOFMMUC Demery, Mrs. Gerard Freeman and was held Tuesday in the firemen'* Riverside Aw* Had lank Miss Cynthia Demery of Morgan- room of borough hall New by- ville; Mrs. William X Darby andlaw* were adopted on final read- REUPHOLSTER YOUR OLD FURNITURE Mrs. William 8. Emmons, Free- ing: The fireman are »ponaorlng a IN THI SAMI CUSTOM NILT WAY. iy«YTHIN« STRUT** CATONTOWKI hold; Mrs. John Gorman, Jr., andLittle- Leagn* baseball'teem again SAT.lty9-10IUMP.il .Misses Dolores and Bonnell Schu- this year. NOM TOP TO IOTTOM-AU MATHUAU SOLO IT TIM VA1B. Li RADIO 6c TELEVISION I ^ ler, Matawan; Mrs. John Thrunk, Mrs. Alfred Stevens, South at, TEA WILL HE SEWED Keansburg; Mrs. Arthur Frlich- 1/ 19 MAIN STREFT f A TONTOWN N J to a surgical patlant at Fltkln hos- • MISHU • SHRUBS kneeht, Mountain View, and Mrapital. . ' Anthony Merkler, Tottenvllle, 8. I. Dr, and Mra. Norman Thetford • IULIS P/ionc I-'.ati .i-n i-OJOO and family, South at., *p*nt Sun- •oy« art able t» make i>eck«t money • VtMTAMJ PUNTS by Hlllni The Rffliter—Advtlt day with Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Hop- PARAMOUNT UPHOLSTERY CO. kin* of Short Hill*. Councilman ITred 8. Morris pre- PUNTS 162 BROADWAY PHONI LO 4VI411 LONG IRANCH sented award* at the Long Branch

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MUJNCH IMfOMID fUME DKLATOIW 1 COLONY BUICK, INC DRY WINE DRYWIMEi^V I "- It) to 1ft MonnMUtli Slrtot < N. I ' AIOVK ITEMS KXCLtfMVR WITH DAVIDSON MOM. II o-ZOtt RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1953. Italian War Bride othy Waterman, Mrs. Joseph P. Msgr. Reilly Hlntelmann, Mrs. Leroy H. Craig. Dr. Alice Tyndall Mrs. Martin J. McGuire. Mrs. Divorced by Mate Martin J. Newman, Mrs. Paul Cam- Honored at Dinner pi, Mrs. Charles I* Oakerson, Mrs. FREEHOLD — Superior Court Is .CDA Speaker John Ryan, Mrs.* John Mertz, Mrs. IEA QIRT-flpesking on th Judge Donald H. McLean granted Dr. Alice Tyndail, Red Bank Harry J. McCormlck. Mrs. Rangner theme "Cetholle Action Through physician, spoke on the responsi- P. Hedberg, Mrs. Carroll Hunter, Holy Name Action," Rev. David* J. a divorce Thursday to an East bilities of motherhood at the an-Mrs. William Domidion, Mrs. Jos. Pathe, chaplain at Villa Marie Orange man against his Italian nual Communion breakfast of eph Peyton, Mrs. Edward O'Rlaher- YOU CAN'T BUY Claire, Saddle River, told more than war bride, who lives in Kean.v Court St. James, Catholic Daugh- ty, Mrs. Rose Higgins, Mrs. Helen MO men attending the seventh an burg, when his counter-charge of ters of America, Sunday at theA. Wise, Mrs. Edward T. Healy, nual dinner of the Monmouth Coun Molly Pitcher hotel. Sr., Mrs. Edward T. Healy, Jr., ty Federation of Holy Name so- adultery held up. Mrs. George A. Wilde, Mrs. Wil- cieties that Christianity "Is a sys- The successful petitioner was Mrs. Clayton Held, regent, in- liam F. Burns, Mrs. Edgar N. Fen- tem Of childish things §o simpU Pasquale Sisto, who was namedtroduced the guests, who included nessey, Mrs, Michael F. Guadagno, they can be easily understood, read by his wife, Gianna Sisto, 37 Cir-Mrs. Louise Bennett of Freehold, a Mrs. William S. Anderson, Mrs. ICE CMMH cuit St., Keansburg, with cruelty,i| district deputy, and Miss Marion try accepted end found everywhere Moncrlef, president, and Miss Mary Mary M. Smith, Mrs. Mary • J. as dally aids to achieve man's goal but who filed a petition charging: Grause, Mrs. William Decker, Mrs. her with adultery..They were mar- Ann Domidion, a member of the of eternal salvation." new Junior Court St. James. William Wall, Mrs. Craig Cren- father Paths paid tribute t ried in Naples. June 14, 1045. shaw, Hsgr. Thomas V. Reilly, vicar gen Other divorces.granted by judge Mrs. Joieph Pryor and Mrs. Jos- Mrs. Agnes O'Neill, Mrs. William oral of the Trenton diocese, and McLean were: eph Christman were chairmen- Mrs. Heath, Mrs. E. Snyder, Mrs. John right when they gr spiritual director of the federation, Margaret Shsrrod Lewis, Center Held gave a monologue, "Some- Halsey, Mrs. Mary Connin and peak of their ripeness and flavor* who this year will observe the 88th eve., Leonardo, from Kenneth H. body's Mother," and Mrs. Norbert Francy, Mrs. Alice McDonough, Misses Marguerite Ward, Helen richness.ess. Every spoonfuspoonful contains anniversary of hie ordination an' Lewis, 113 Leonard St., Red Bank, Lang, Mildred Abbatemarco, Amel hk f .the 15th year as a monilgnor. C cruelty, and Frank Harlos, 167 Mrs. Frederick T. Kirwan and Mr*. Ha Carton, Mary Boyle, Marie But- more berries and bigger chunks) of Arthur Famn, president of Bt.Wltmer pi.; Long Branch, from Held sang several selections. Mrs. ler, Mary Kelly, Ann Nolan, Janice berries. Try Breyers and sec Catherine's, Spring Uke, Holy Aniola K. Harlos, 73 Firit at., Long Georgia Mason was accompanist. Tyndall, Ann Swift) Annie Kane, Name society, presented Hsgr. Branch: Roy X Bonfortc, 549 Also attending were Mrs. Edward Martina Healy, Elisabeth Ryan, Reilly a status or St. Patrick as an Springdala ave.. Long Branch, from J Daubenechmldt, '. Mri. Grandln Agnes Kane and Rita Gatdiero. expression by .the Holy Name, men Marie E. Carlealmo Bonforte, Un- Chapman, Mrs. Ralph Kilzen, Mrs. of Monmouth county of their affec ion City; Victor T. Young, Clark Grace Williams, Mrs. Walter Dun- st,, Union Beach, from Rosanna bar, Mrs. George Stirnweiss, Mrs. George Washington was the only Uon ant appreciation for his coun F. MeNeill Toung, Jersey City; President of the United States who Ml and leadership. Hsgr. Rellly John Lalley, Mrs. Kenneth Hahn, never lived In Washington D. C. Is tester or the Spring Lake parish. Robert Tlbbe, • Main st., Matawan, Mrs. Theodore Biddle, Mrs. Joseph from Emma Smith Tibbi, 74 Cedar Switek, Mrs: James. Kearney, Mrs. frank HeCaan, president of the eve., Fair Haven; Florence Yanki- Diocesan Union of Holy Name so- J. J. Durr, Mrs. Georje W. Good- WANTED! ver, 136 Rosewood ave., Long wyn, Mrs. Jack Loversidge, Mrs. cieties, expressed appreciation for Branch, from Jack Tankier, New Old Gold and Silvtr the progress made In Monmouth Frank Piney, Mrs. Jules Distel, York; William Koops, 128 West- Mrs. Harry Jaiusen, Jr.. Mrs. J. L. HIGHEST PRICES PAID county in carrying out the objec wood ave., Long Branch, from Fundcrburke, Mrs. John P. MulvU tive of .the Holy Name society to Elisabeth Anne' Koops. 70 North hill, Mrs. Clarence Dolan, Mrs. Re- YOU* BwiwBtr imn MAM KM mm truwutn m NANS W»«O PINTI. WMMS AKO TMI KOHOMKU NAIF GAUOM develop' the personal sanctiacation Fifth ave., Long Branch, all forgina. Ryan, Mrs. Kalman Roth, BAIL'S of the individual member. Hr deiertion, ' Mrs. Rita Haley Douglas, Mrs. Dor- J»A Monmouth Si brought greetings from Rev. Jame. GOOP A. Harding, diocesan spiritual dt rector, who was unable to atten' the testimonial. Rev. Oeorge Cverltt, Monmouth county director of youth activities acknowledged the felicitations ol the Holy Name men to St. Cather- ine's basketball team, which won the diocesan grammar school tour TO POT nament. rather Bveritt outlined, th' growth of the recently eitabllshe Junior Holy Name aocieties and YOUR GARMENTS described future plans for the new organisation in which ssnlor mem* bora would aaelit as counselors. Msgr. Reilly responded with FREE words of thanks to the spiritual di- SAFI HANDS' rectors of parish societies for their devotion to the Holy Name pro gram and encouraged the men si tha eounty to continue their efforts to promote respcet and honor for Oofs Holy Name. Describing the seel of St. Patrick in his mission- ary labors, Msgr. Reilly explained that regardless ot nationality or origin of birth, Holy Name men would and that St. Patrick and tha priests who went out from Ireland at his direction, had a great ln> •uenee In the development of the ichureh In every country in which they labored. Frank Meheney, Holy Spirit of Asbury Park, was tout- master. Patrick Dunne, Bt. Mary's, Deal, headed the arrangement com- mittee as general chairman. BONNIE BRAE BENEFIT MILUNOTON — The a n n u a on bridge party for Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys, will be held May If, II STORAOI and A at the farm at Mlllington Mrs. Rove Sehtey of Far Hills and VAULTS Mrs. Paul F. Swtts of Mlddletbwn township are chairman Other Monmouth county women serving on the arrangements com- SteriRi fan ud other |*r> mittee are Mrs. Robert C. Moore, MM it Mm fasAsoyi JN of Rumsoa and Mrs. Edward & SATURDAY -•-'-•• ikateMfn F. James of Monmouth Beach Bonnie Brae farm servss approxl matoly a thou>and undtr-prtvtleged boys sseh year.

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CAUTOMTAMVTOW Quality Merchandise • Courteous Service • Free Parking ROLSTON WATMURV A stranger entered the once. Me seemed • in a. hurry as he •aid, "What's yelr BATS on For Red Bank Has EVERYTHING • ear InsuraneeT" Then he quick- ly told me the type of ear he owned and the coverage desired. I,•, i ' I told him the RATB was MVnVH If IHVtf mm Bl||l l mtMtniless unless one also AHmt t. MhW Ci«f«r, It Iriesj 0m VBWA lisilssisilsim i'lssslsl«i A speciaed the IIRVIC._B that in * * IHV imlWtiwm 9lw*V| w 1ft went with It. »-• ••••*• Am #v He' appeared miffed. The rifjwl If NO KTM CHARM f ^V rate's the thing. Just held the IMii IT test.down. Isn't all car Insur* 11 sfdksnt f Bjs9 ante the same?" mwm -Porhaat many people thiak Tfct CsVfSMl Itt Cnm Iktf. Ill IrvtnMt AVMNW • Alt eeMflM|«M m PrNf W> so," I answered, "but the plain Al4 ssssstsstsi - AK tw^J •. «• truth le that It varlH a let mjwmt TV PJOTPJ InWIT •MM cempanlee are much bet* sssssssssssssssssM • Mm\ SPJBS^BSSSSSSI • flsssVssSssssk tar than others when It comse vnpwi/| ww ••«•*• mwwwww i to elalm serviee. The kind you fist *** *• -• ** * BtttaMy wut it th« MM that J9 WWW rf#HT Vffritf gives you thth e MOW SERVICSERVIE v • I'M. II llsMsmsMlffli Iltslslt with the least bother to you. n>>>«W fi One wMsh will settle meet PsMIWf * m I •Mats' automatically, promptly. Vlnl O^Vs^P^P§ flBOP P^V^PS^r4v .And win ISM ever backwards te IsBs* 9m be fair lii doubtful cases. So IPJt| if that you know snyont you In- USVSSSSSSI sls\ hire—or any car you damage— ' is given, the kind of treatment | mm m—l_.a •* «• you'd welcome If (he tables were IPJfiii «W PJIH tflTWT turned, WHbw's, II IrMf] irratt > I ."That's.the bind of company TMMJIf W tWVN we're'mm te tMbriiintnd far wMW^Myi iSi T Hueed, "New, ebeut the ntffJWHVWPtfPfm%mt»MMmmmmimMj #tff UJABBJJ>'t IIPJfil Isls| l Bate." "Ferget the rate," he ssltf, City Mhtfyf M BfvM Sfftvf "that's the company I want K|ji Write It up." RobtM Witerbnry V Realtor • Iniuror GWfMMt IM«f •• vrMM vffMf Morl|S|ei Apprsltals Rentals 6 W«t I'ront St. lied Dink LOOK MR THE ORCHID 4 WHITI WINDOW SIGNS Phono RE 6.3300 SPONSORED BY THE MOTHER'S DAY COMMITTEE OF THE RED BANK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Twelve RED BANK REGISTER. MAV 7,1953. Junior League Committee

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MIRACLE WEDGE* Save on Tercdte Sheets Wuthirtliht Clewr. SALT SPRAY STEEL* Track! and Hardware Tha Junior Service league of Red dude, seated.lett to right, Mrs. Ed- CANNON AND MOHAWK Bank will hold ita 11th annual clmann and Mrs, Thomas Dean, luncheon next Tuesday at Joseph's", publicity chairman, and standing, COMBED PERCALES OVERHEAD DOOR PRODUCTS CORP. West Long Branch. The luncheon Mrs. Henry Miltenberger, door ar- OVER SS YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE committee met last wcelt at the rangements, and Mrs. R. W. Smith, reservations. Other committee 72"xl0l", ra«. 3.i9 468 SHREWSBURY AVE. RE 6-4888 RED BANK home of the chairman, Mrs. Charles members, not in the photograph, Edelmann at Little Silver, and com- are Mrs. -Erio Cross and Mrs, 2.79 mittee members' pictured above in- Holmes Dytt. FintcJ eombael yarn pareatai wevan 110 floral arrangements, spoke on 'hraadt to tha tquara Inch. "Paint a Picture With Flower Ar- • l/'xIOl", rag. 3.49 .....l:...... J.Of ; Complete MJC to Receive rangements in Tour Home." She illustrated her lecture with arrange- •0"*l6l". rag. 3.W ...... ;...... JJt Two Scholarships ments of spring garden flowers. 42"x3l'/i" cam, rag. 79c... Iff Members of the Keyport Book 45"*3l'/>" caiai, rag. 19c .... 79c KEYPORT—The Northern Mon- club of the branch were hostesses mouth county branch, American for tea, which concluded the pro- Association of University Women. gram. The final session, June 1, BATES' COMBED YARN ELECTRICAL SERVICE will give two scholarships, valued will be a picnic at the home ol at flOO. each, to two girl student* Mrs. James R. Clarke, Jr., on JJave- PERCALE SHEETS at Monmouth Junior college. An- sink River td., Locust, nouncement of the awards were and Kcpal" made by the branch fellowship 72"xlOI", rag. 3.59 * 3JZ9 chairman, Mrs, Walter S. Ingram, QUARTERMASTER GRADUATE Jr., of Little Silver, at a meeting FORT LEE, VA.-Lleut. Martin Soft, t{lky>tm«eth pareata wevan 190 Monday at the home of Mn, Htr- Roes, formerly of Little "Silver, bcrt B. West on Maple pi. whose parent!, Dr.. and Mrs. Benja- thraadi to tha iquara inch. Recipients of the scholarship* min Hymsn, reside at 43 Fifth ave,, will be. chosen by the college direc- New fork, N, T., Saturday gradu- ll"xlOI", rag. 3.91 ...3.19 tors: Members also voted to mike ated from the Associate Quarter- W'xIOi", rag. 4.49 ...JJf master company Officer Course of- • name grant fellowship next yesr 45"x3l'/," caiai. rag. 1.00 -..Ota honoring Mayor Katharine Elkua fered by the Quartermaster School White of Red Bank. Mrs. White at Fort Lee) Va. A graduate of It a branch member, a past presi- Rutgirs university, Lieut: Ross en- dent, a former state A.A.U.W. of- tered the service in Sept. 1952. H Beer1 and board member, and pres- has betn attending the Quarter- ent national treasurer. master school the past four months. The following were elected; Mrs. Ingram, president: Mrs. 8. K. Mil-BATTLE COMMITTEE TO MEET Save m Long-wearing Muslin Sheets MOM MD BANK 6-0«12 ler, Middletown village', first vice FREEHOLD—The 175th Anniver- president, and Mrs. C. Donald Eng- 1 sary Committee, which will com- lish, Falr'Havon, second vice preii- memorate the Battle of Monmouth ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP dent.' Mrs, Ingram succeeds Mrs.in 1T7S, will hold a general meeting John Spurdle of Monmouth Hills. tonight at S o'clock at the court- Cannon and Mohawk Muslin Shoots Utica Hoavy-Duty MusJin Shoots "Red Bank's Leading Electric Shop" Mrs. John Langenberger, farmer house here. State Sen. Richard R. president of the Naveilnk Garden Stout ia honorary chairman of the 18 WHITE STREET — RED BANK club and professional designer of celebration committee. / 72"xlOI*' «f'iraftTt rag. 2.*9 2»29 • 72"xlOI" or ir«9t*, raf. 2.99 2#49

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0 36 WHKo St., r^Kd III* 6-1122 UNINI, MMM rieef «*• tiaki TMrO fleer, Atkarv Oaik CEADC Open Dally t tit AIM, Friday I lo ». r»Ei; rAMMiKo «Jt% from 9iI0 '*H ItlO — Ra*J tmk iroro ofon rVMoy 'HI fi Atbtjry tmk itoro op** WooWi^oy 'Ml 9 RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 45. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 7,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12. 'Buck Brigade* Recruit* Efficiency Suggestions Bring Cae1' Awards Dr. Banta Buys League Trio Raps Money for Regatta Sutphen Gets Borough Praised 9 Philip H. Bowers, who volun- Stillman Home teered to collect money for tke Street Contract 'Do-Nothing Rule Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Banta By J. J. Seaman National Sweepstake* regatta SHREWSBURY; — The mayor XSAN8BURG — Scoring the through tl donations, this mom- have purchased the original resi- four-year reign of Mayor Felix J. dence of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Still- and council here Tuesday night lag aald ha to amaaed at the di- On $7,452 Bid were commended by Auditor Jo- Brennan as a "do-nothing, petty versity of persona who are In- man at 3 Fisher pi., Red Bank, a administration that did nothing but Variance Granted home built 20 years ago by Mr. and seph J. Seaman, who said the bor. terested la continuing the Sweeps ough—with a cash surplus of $114,- quarrel with the public," the United hare. Mrs. Stillman and occupied by them Citlteni league'* standard-bearers, Mrs. Farrow for until they purchased their home on 000—is in "excellent financial con- Contacting a* people la the last dition." Martin C. Lohsen, James J. Gray- few days Mr. Bowers aald he haa the riverfront on Cooney ter., Fair any and William Turner, today gotten dollar Mils from sack Broad St. Houae Haven, bf colonial design, It is re- Declaring the municipal budget promised a "constructive four-year widely separated people as the garded as an example of early Is "conservatively prepared" each program." mayor of Elisabeth, the head- The mayor and council Monday American architecture with its roof- year, Mr. Seaman pointed to sur- The three candidates, who form water at the Stork dub and night awarded a contract for bi- high columns. pluses of $23,300, $38,800 and $39,30* the only ticket In the ten-candidate Charles AT* Pomme Souffto la tuminous treatment of various bor- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koll bought in the past three years. field in next Tuesday's election, Is- New York.- ough streets to C. H. Sutphen of the home from Mr. Stillman two In another comparison, the audi- Freehold whose bid of $7,452 was years ago. Because of a transfer to tor said the cost of local govern- sutd a statement including a plat- "I have set contacted any the lower of two received. Chicago, they sold to Mr. and Mrs.ment rose from 138,000 in 1949 to form calling for a nine-point pro- members of the Bed Bank Kt- $50,000 in '32, whereas th» county tram of improvement. They criti- waale, Botaiy or liens clubs be- A zoning variance was granted A. E. Grudin of Little Silver, who to Mrs. Marguerite W. Farrow to in turn have now sold to Dr. Banta. cost went from $33,000 to 144,000 cised Mayor Brennan for not act- came they are giving through An entrance hall leads to a large and the local school from $41,00* In; on each of the nine points their organisations," Mr. Bowers operate her real estate and insur- said, "but members of service ance business, Allaire * Son, from living room on the right and ad-to $99,000. during his term. a building she proposes to pur- joining is a pine-panelled library. Tax collections In '52, he said, The platform calls for seeking class In other imuUclpaUUei arc To tha left is a large dining room were the "best ever," a percentage state and county aid for beaches, certainly Invited to become mem- chase at 199 Broad st. The zoning bers of the 'Buck Brigade* by board of adjustment had previous- with adjoining kitchen and break- of 93.21 having been reached. Tht a drainage program, study of the ly recommended a variance and no fast room and lavatory. The large, four previous years' percentages •ewer system, new street light*, •ending their names and one dol- lar to me at regatta headquarters, action was taken at the last coun- two-car garage hasanaid's room and were 90, 90, 89, and 91. aeeklng a new post office, seeking cil meeting after Councilman Har- bath upstairs. Three large bed- Following hia report—which ap- a new railroad statlo.n study of IS Chestnut at. Bed Bank." Names of those Joining the ry Malchow suggested that the rooms and two tiled baths comprise pears In Its entirety elsewhere in sanitary landfill for garbage dis- Brig. Gen. Edwin R. Petting, Signal Corps Engineering laboratories commander, is shewn area of Broad st. involved be re- the second floor. A fourth bedroom this issue of The Register—Mr. Sea- posal, a boat basin, a lurking plan "Buck Brigade" wll appear In tha official Sweeps program, commanding William A. Walker of Eaton own on his recommendation for installation of micro- classiflcd for business use. Council- and storeroom are on the third man was reappointed auditor by and'a youth program. ' man George A. Gray said, in mov- floor. Mayor John Hawkins. •Personalities' twitehei on photostatic machines. Walker's suggestion, which will save the government $1,400 ing the variance Monday night, Dr. Banta plans extensive chang- ' Janitor Resigns "Mayer Brsnnan has defied state annually, netted him $60 in the Department of Defense efficiency program. Others receiving that the matter had since been dis- es to accommodate his practice. cussed by council which was now In other business, council was and county government agencies Elks Entertain Informed that Percy Sodcn re- rather than try to co-operate with awards, left to right, are William J. Albracht, Highlands; William R. Cherry, Neptune; George unanimously in favor of granting the variance. signed as school janitor and has thim In an effort to work out a E. Lewis, Keyport, and Frank G. Potter, Long Branch. been succeeded by Harry Ingalls. program of equal fund. participa- ISO at Youth Day The variance as granted hinges Dr. Stevenson Councilman Harold McCormick tion for the benefit of the borough," The Red Bank lodge of Elks was on six provisions. They are that asked Borough Clerk Ortrude C. th« statement said. "Furthermore, host to ISO Girl Scouts and CubYoumans Opens Support Firemen^ Fair Move, Mrs. Farrow must be actively en- Receives'Award VanVliet to direct Mr. Soden to re- he has spent all his time engaging Scout* Friday night at the lodge gaged in the real estate and in- turn special police office equipment. in personalities and bickering with In observance of ths Elks' National surance business, • that she must NEW YORK CITY — Dr. George Council then confirmed Mr. Me- a few people for personal satisfac- Youth day. TV Service Co. But Refuse Council Resolution maintain a residence in the build- S. Stevenson of the Red Bank- Cormlck's jecommondatlon that Mr. Everett rd., Middletown township, tion rather than try to improve the Patrick Vaccarelll, exalted ruler, Lester G. Youmans of I Elm pi, ing, that adequate parking be pro- Ingalls be appointed a special po- borough." Introduced Wilfred McCrscken, vided In the rear of her property, medical director of the National liceman. this week opened the' Red Bank that no exterior signs be erected Association for Mental Health, was Mr. Lohsen, M*. Oravany and chairman of the youth activities Television Service, Inc., shop at 81 SHREWSBURY — Although "In In answer to t, question by Wal- Mr. Turner all expressed gratlfic* committee. Mr. McCracken an- sympathy with the firemen's re- in excess of four square feet, that the recipient of a Lord h Taylor North Bridge ave. and will engage PTA Hobby Show the variance be valid only so long award of $1,000 Monday for his ter Bouffard, Mayor Hawkins said tlon in their campaign and said nounced that the local lodge will in television repairs, service and quests," Mayor John Hawkins Mon- Shrewsbury's rents have b«en de- they were confident their ticket sponsor a team in the county Lit- day night questioned borough coun- as she resides in the building or "lifetime of pioneering to raise the installation and radio, and car ra- owns the building, and that no ex- level of mental health In America." controlled since Mar. 21. • would be successful Tuesday. tle league and in the Elks' Tiny dio service. Is On Today cil's "right of refutation" of the Though he was not present, Coun- "In going through the town," Mr. Tim league. The age limit Is eight Supreme court decision which terior changes be made to the Four similar awards were made to building itself. leaders in other fields. cilman Herbert Schlld wrote that Lohsen, a native of Keansburg, de- to 12, inclusive. SHRBWSBURT-MH. Henry Pet- brought about the state-wide ban he ordered a lire hydrant's instal- clared, "we have been told by many Warren DeBrown, Boy Scout of- zal and Mrs. Earl Andersen, co- on bingo, fairs and raffles. - Repairs to Start lation on the east side of Shrewi- (teople that they are glad to aee ficial, was principal speaker. Addle chairmen of the Parent-Teacher as- Mr. Hawkins said he and mem- Councilman Malchow reported bury ave., 1,200 feet south of Syca- that we an presenting definite, King, chairman of the entertain- sociation sponsored hobby show, bers of council are in sympathy that work would begin in a week more ave. Request for the hydrant' constructive ideaa that are prac- ment committee, introduced'a pro- have Issued a general Invitation to with firemen and nr«t aid squad on the repair of the glass drying was made by the Red Bank Custom tical instead of relying on a smear gram arranged for the night, high- the public to attend the event today members in their efforts to obtain enclosure at the sewerage disposal Tire company, which recently campaign and engaging in the lighted by the magic of "Nat" How- from S to 9:30 p. m. and from 6:30 funds to continue volunteer wbrk. plant which was badly damaged In opened a store In that vicinity. practice of trying to embarrass a ard of Fort Monmouth. Included to 8:30 p. m. He added, however, he did not want a recent explosion. A complaint Councilman Harry T. Sickles re- few people. was the dancing of Jlmmle Ar- Judges are Mrs. Alfred N. Beadle- council to pass a resolution which was filed with the council by Fred ported that C. H. Sutphen, con- none and Dinah Loversldge, both might be interpreted as placing •FstHlMH' ston, Mrs. Arthur S. Jolce, Vincent Oiersch, operator of the Coast Boat tractor, would begin surfacing pupils of-Mrs. Mabel Coleman, who J. McCue and Gesa deVegh. Assist- tha borough fathers "against the company on north Riverside ave. streets In the borough as soon as "From these talks we have coii' accompanied them at the piano. ing the co-chairmen are Mrs. Wil-law." Mr. Oiersch wrote that the odor •weather permits. He >aid Sutphen firmed .our belief that Keansburg' Also presented were "Stars and liam Thompson, Mrs. John B. My- The mayor's comments followed from the sewerage plant was a has been ready to start work for «ri are Interested In a progressive Stripes" by the Three Musical ers. Jr.. Mrs. William Gaslau, Mrs. a request by Charles E. Moraller, health nuisance and menace. He several weeks, but must await dry administration that will do some- Sharps, Mike Arnone, Vlnce Mo- Thomas Dvnlap, Mrs. A. J. Dalton. Jr., for council's support of Hie claimed his employees were threat- weather. thing about the many problems we rons and Dick Caruso; song and Mrs. Nathan Iselln, Mrs. J. Fred firemen's fair. Mr. Moraller is ening to leave his firm because of have rather than an administration dance, Jlmmle Arnone; building of BIHett, Mra. John W. Parker, Mrs. chairman of the fair commutes for the condition and threatened legal School Saves au,«e» that creates more problems by its pyramids, cub scouts of pack 17, Albert Str«uburger, Mrs. Nathan Shrewsbury Hose company.. He action against the borough If some- Lester C. Scott, school district pettiness," he concluded. den two; April Showers, Jean Lu- Moss, Mrs. Lester Sagorka and Mrs. asked for a resolution similar to thing was not done within ten days clerk, jeported the board of educa- Mr. Lohsen, father of two girls, cia; song and dance, Dinah Lover- William Covlcl. those adopted in nearby boroughs, to correct the situation. tion will - receive bond proposals has lived, fn Keansburg all his life sidge and Jlmmle Arnone; medley, In addition to school children, but added he realises=ira the;c|wr? '- A petition was received from H May 23 on the new $265,000 school. and la well-known for, his athletic the Three Sharps; the Fisherman's adults wishing to display their hob- and "we'll have to go along' with West Red Bankers stating that He pointed out, however, that only ability. He is a salesman for Stan- Song, Girl Scout troop M; Hawai- bles- are Invited. The classes In- It." dogs roaming at large In the area $200,000 will be Issued in bonds. dard Oil of New Jersey. An active ian skit, cub scouts of pack IT, clude airpUnes. art, boats, buttons, Mayor Hawkins said he would have become a serious problem. He said members of the school fireman and a former president of dens two. three and four; medley, carpentry, coins., dolls, .match book write .personal HtUrs to the leg- The petitioners urged ths cdunoll board merit praise for having "been lire company No. 1, Mr. Lohaen is the Three Sharps, and "Alexanders coven, miniatures/ needlework, islators; but that council should to take immediate action to con- on their toes" In gaining federal making his first bid for public Ragtime Band," Jlmmle Arnone. Lester O.Yi 'rocks,' still s, stamps, weapons and not bo recorded as: opposed to en- trol the dogs. assistance which will result in a office. Refreshmsnts were served by the miscellaaec us. forcement of 'a law.- Councilman $45,000 saving to local taxpayers. Mr. Youmans hat been associated Mayor Katharine Elkus White Dr. George 8. Stereasea Mr. Gravany has been In business house committee. David W. Russell suggested that said that borough health officials Mr. Scott termed the saving a "sub- h«re for more than 35 years as locally with the television business Mr. Hawkins include In hla letters stantial drop" and said, the new as manager of the Television En- Knights to Dine, a reo.uest that the legislators take were studying a control plan and Said Miss Dorothy Shaver, presi- manager of the borough's two Councilman Harold Williams said dent of the company, "All shared school should be ready for Sep- theaters. He. has been active, in gineering corporation of 1' West "prompt action in reaching * de- tember occupancy. He said the Man, M, Grandson Bergen pi. the past five years. Prior Dance a| WUIo»brook cislon, whatever It may be." - y a report on ths plan should be re- three fundamental characteristics- many civic drives. Four years ago ceived soon. courage;- conscience and curiosity. building is now 43 per cent com- he finished fourth, only one vote to entering the television field, he; plete. was a supervisor for Generel Mo- Red Bank council, .Knights of Councilman Everett C. Baynton They all dared to think In new di- behind Mr. Turner, In a field of Perish in Fire Columbus,.will hold its fourth an- \.ray Unit Here rections, to vault the barricade be- . Mayor Hawkins announced the II candidates. tors and International Telephone reported that the new mercury v* resignation of Robert Martin as KEAN8BURQ — George Me- and Telegraph.'/ nual dinner and dsnce Saturday, por lights being Installed on Broad tween what had been done and Mr. Turner is completing SO Hugh, M, and his seven-year-old May 23, at the Wlllowbrook res- Today, Tomorrow st. by the Jersey Central Power what might be done." chairman bf Civil Defense. Council yeara on borough council. He was A graduate of.Asbury Park high confirmed the mayor's appointment grandson, George E. Shirley, were school, Mr. Ycumans completed •» taurant. Fair Haven, when the The mobile chest X-ray unit of and Light company will be turned Dr. Stevenson received his award mayor 1C yean. A painting eon- burned to death Saturday after- •utg6lng' officers-r-led by Harry on Friday night at S:SO. He said for his efforts In making the men-of Richard Cartwright of 68 Sickles tractor, ho la active in many civic course in radio engineering at Rut- the state health department will pi. to succeed Martin. Mr. Hawkins noon when fire rased his home, IS gers university. ,• , . Knlffln, grind knight-will be hon- the same type of lights would be tal health of the nation the con- organisations. Charles ave. Dr. Julius A. Toren, ored. | ' ' he In Bed Bank today and tomor- Installed on Monmouth at. from cern of every individual. From his said Mr. Cartwright has been a row, to take free cheat tX-taya si Broad st. to Maple ave. member of the police reserves since county physician placed the time Legion Women Will Joseph Sole Is general chairman, early work in the mental health C. D. was organised here and'that of death at about 3:15 p. n. Po- assisted by Eugene Carroll, William any parson over It, Mr. Williams reported that the movement grew the first organised he is a graduate of the C. D. school Waterways Group lice said Mr. McHugh, sounding Hold Rummage Sale 8. Anderson, Joseph Christman, final settlement of the complete body of knowledgo about child "Incoherent and confused," report- The salt will be at the corner claim on the sewerage disposal guidance which are now basic to at the Aabury Park Police academy. Mrs. Irving E. Rink will be Joseph Donato, Paul Lang, William Letters were received jfrom the To Meet Tuesday ed tha tire at 3:10 p. m. chairman of a rummage sale Sat- Maloney, Thbmaa Hackett. William af Broad and Monmoath ate. plant would be made Baturday, all education and social work as from t until S o'clock this after- well as the first' history making Shrewsbury Civic organisation anl Mr. MeHugh's body was found urday at 9:30 a. m. at the West- Rennick. Joseph Odenbach, Mi- Machine Control '. the Shrewsbury Neighborhood as- OCEANPORT-The new Ocean- In the kltchsn and ths body of his side "Y" on West Bergen pi., spon- chael Guadagno, Charles Bruno, anon aad at the Wcetslde Y.M.- child culdance clinics in the coun- Mr. Gray suggested an ordinance try. More than any other person, sociation, in which were enclosed port Waterways committee, at a grandson was found' In a closet sored by the auxiliary of Shrews- Bdward Daubenschmidt, Clayton C.A. frem 7 until • tonight. It copies of by-laws and lists of of- public meeting Tuesday at • p. m. under a stairway. Neighbors told bury American Legion post. Held, Michael Lettlerl, Michael bo drawn controlling the Installa- he Is responsible for the passing at borough hall, will discuss two will return'to Bread and Men- tion of amusement type vending of the National Mental Health Act ficers, along with Invitations to the police that ths closet was a hiding Committee members Include Mrs. Raffsrty, 'Joseph Healy, Angelo mayor and council to become mem- measures which it has termed place for the boy. whenever ha be- moath its. tomorrow and will be machines. He said the machines in 1946. frank Bally, Mrs. Thomas Hackett, Conteglaco no, Michael Anderson, should not be placed on sidswalks, bers. "threats to the community's came frightened. He w«a to have Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. George Lesllt Mc3rlde. Frank McNally, open from t until t and from 1 growth." received h's First Holy Communion aisles or in any place where they Councilman John H. Ogden re- Xinkade, Mrs, John Castle, Mrs. Joseph Oil va, John Courtols and until 9 p. m. 11M survey In Red might be considered an obstruc- ported that a new schedule of gar- The "threats" Include an attempt Sunday at St. Ann's Catholic James Braney, Mrs. Ernest Bos- Edward 1'ennessy. Tickets are by the New York and Long Branch Beak Is In charge of Vlaeent tion. bage, collections is now in affect. church. key, Mrs. Margaret Patterson and available from Paul Lang, chair- Three Indicted Residents who formerly had col- railroad to close permanently the Dr. Toren aald both bodies ware Mrs. Mortimer E. .VanSauter. man of the ticket committee. fterea, health oflcer. Mr. Gray also suggested that the drawbridge over Oeeanport crook, "almost Incinerated." George and mercantile ordinance be amended lections Mondays and Fridays will and the proposal to create an Inlet to Increase the vending machine also have collections Wednesday!. his mother, Mrs. June Shirley, In Road Probe Those who formerly had collections In the Low Moor section of lea made their home with Mr. Mc- fee from two to ten dollars. Ho FREEHOLD — Bruce Voget, Bright Man, 84, Grandson, 7, Perish in Fire suggested that license fees of ma- Tuesdays and Saturdays will also Hugh. Mrs. Shirley was notified of Ocean township road supervisor, have collections Thursdays. The Oeeanport creek drawbridge the tragedy while at work at Best chines In the children's amuse- and Benjamin Fary and his son, U now on four-hour notice. Several and. Co., New York city. Police ment category be kept at two Harry, operators of a Wayside Mrs. VanVliet teported that ap- members of the waterways com- had no record of the address of dollars. gravel pit, are scheduled to be ar picattona for liquor license renew- mittee appeared before the Council the boy's father, Eugene Shirley. Mr. Williams suggested that the ralgned today following their in' als have been received from Shad- of the New Jersey State Depart- Proprietor of a funeral hems In borough attorney, Leon Reussllle, dictments handed up Monday by owbrook, Log Cabin Tap House. ment of Conservation and pointed Brookstde inn and Forrar'a Liquor Brooklyn more than 10 years, Mr. be authorised to take the neces- the retiring January grand jury. store. _^^_^^_^__ out a number of boatmen and'prop- McHugh moved here three yeara sary steps toward the acquisition Benjamin Fary ha* been named erty owners had acquired boats and ago. George was born In Brooklyn, of a tract of land near the Incin- In a total of nine counts, seven atanned to anchor and moor thorn and attended It. Ann'e school here. erator in west Red Bank and for for obtaining township cheeks by Inside the bridge, They also) as* Tha funeral was held" Tuesday another tract near the Bergen pi. falsely representing the gravel de- plained that the Oeeanport plan- athletlo field. Fort Resume? ning board has considered the pos-at It. Patrick's Catholic church, liveries and two for statutory tier- sibility of the development of a Brooklyn, where a solemn high Mayor White proclaimed Satur- jury allsglng ha made false affida- marine park and yacht.basin for mass of requiem was offered. Bur- day, May », as mental health day vits before Township Clerk Wil- 'Bingo-Like' Came visiting aa well aa locally owned ial was In Holy wCreas 'cemetery In the borough. liam B. Jeffrey that gravel had there. Tha Ryan funeral home was been delivered. Harry Fary and FORT MONMOUTH -w Games boats, at the head of navigation an Tha auxiliary of ths Braxton "employing some of ths features Oeeanport creek. The state coun- In charge of arrangements here. Merritt American Legion post was Vogel were named In seven counts cil recently notified the Army dis- granted permission to sell popplss charging them with aiding and of bingo but without any form ef trict engineers It did not want the Mental Health in the borough on Saturday, abetting the obtaining of township payment on the part of players" waterway link closed to naviga- May 30. funds. were resumed hero Tuesday. tion. Vogel has been suspended by An announcement said players, Drive Started Permission was granted to the tha Ocean township committee, "who will be limited to bonaflda The waterways association Is op- The National Mental Health fund Pilgrim Baptist church for a tag pending the outcome of the charges members of activities which func- pesed to an Inlet aa far south as day Saturday, June 11. against him, tion for general recreational put; Law Moor because af the destruc- drive starts In Red lank this weak, Tag day will be held Saturday Louis A. Sampoli, Jr., was ap- The true bill accuses Benjamin poses, will reeeiv* prises from tive effect of damaging tidal condi- proved ss an active member of In- stocks of merchandise already en tions. throughout the borough. Ths com- Fary of obtaining a sum of tUt.it mittee in charge of arraagiments dependent Engine company. between Dec, S, 1WU and Feb. 4, hand when bingo games were halt- Col. Clarence E. Lovejoy, a rest. Charles Arthur Patterson was ap- ed here several weeks ago- Tha, dent of Horseneek Point and beat, for the drive consists of Mrs, Luba 1952 for 94TM tona of gravel al- Kosachok, Mrs, M. Gregg Hlbbs proved for a taxi driver's license, legedly never delivered to the town- games will be discontinued as tha ing editor of the Now York Times, Thomas F, fleklsy reported that ealstlng supply of meroaudlse I* Is chairman af the Waterways com- aad Miss Illaaboth A. Kellty. ship rotd department. he and Councilman Malehow and The retiring grand jury, headed exhausted." mittee. Other members Include Al- This «rlve Is part of the Joint Ensley M. White, euperlntendent of lan Ahtetrom, Frank Callahan, Ar- drive aa the part of the National by Stephen J. Day, Spring Lake, The office of public and technical public works, expected to make a a contractor, sat In special cession thur V, Crochet, Bdward J, Device, Meatal Health, ths New Jersey trip to Chatham soon to look over Information said "games formerly Mental Health and the Moitmouth several days to hear testimony In played were halted in accord with Jr., P. F. Davis, Hugo Hornbruch, 1 the sowersgs disposal plant there. Lester Hurley, Roderick Kerr, Fred County Mental Health associations this matter before handing up the the policy of complying with state B. Losler, Jr., Albert 0. Morhart, This is the first drive that mental Indictment to Superior Court Judge laws and legal Interpretations In M. J. Nevlns, Jr., William L. Rellly, health associations have conducted, Frank T. Lloyd, Jr, such matters, The ban was out In- Nat Tenenbaum, David Tlshman, and volunteers are needed to as- Hose Company to Honor A grand Jury last yssr consld' to effect by military authorltlis F. P. Tucker, Jr., Marshall Vain- sist with ths project, the commit- erecl the case when Towmhlp Com- hers when New Jersey stats taw Wlnklf and Clinton W. Woad, Jr. tee states. While tha gsneril pur- Carueo and Drnder mltteeman B, Mclvln Ooddard said enforcement officials clossd down pose Is to raise funds for the as- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - D. there had been "Irregularities" In games embodying elemente ef sociations, an Important part of A. Caruso and Joseph P. Dsnder the- road department, but It re- chance, Port Office Join ths drlva will bs to acquaint th# will hit RUDU of honor at a t^atl- turned only a*presentment hitting "In accord with plans for ths public 'with the neid for a sound monlal dinner tonight at the Log laxity In township accounting, Dur- modinod manner of playing ths Open at Sea Brifhl mental health program, Cabin Inn on Ocean blvd, given ing tho Investigation Vogd was un- bingo-like game here, members of SEA BRIOHT-An examination Contributions are being ricelved by Hoio company No, 1 of the der suspension, but when no In- post clubs who wish to plsy will by Robert N, Xastor of MB .Cedar Ore department here to mark their dictment* were rsiurnsd he was be given one free card each," The for appointment to substitute city relnstatitl, carrier and clerk jobi in the local ave,, West Long Branch, county t •••rf.o MaHufh, M, one* Mi ioven Hlllsg Tkt ligjiiti—AtvuUiiaiat, Pam Two RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1958. Glass Company Moves to New Quarters WWI Vets of 311th WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH To Hold Reunion May 23 IT IS NOT TBOB TO SAY "WE DID EVEBYTB3NO POSStBLT CNLESS CBIBOFBACnC WAS INCLUDED WAYSIDE — World War I vet- erans of company "B", 31U!i In- fantry, 78th (Lightning) division, DR. WARREN FOWLER will hold their annual reunion Sat- urday, May 33, at Sft-A. M. Hay- MBBOADST. Chiropractor den's farm here.' The company received basic training at Camp Dix before sail- PINK H0WHIIM DO«WOOD Ing overseas on the troopship Nes- VII (bey are keaattM NOW. ** WILL M AOAIN MM rail tor. Cast. B. Allison Colonna of •et eoe sr awra fsr year yaM (1.00 to M.00 eaak . New York, wartime commander, AZALIAS will be guest of honor'. Veterans of tha company are asked to make ' Hew la BtosM la HaayFRUI CviersT sadTHU MttaS tl.l l to »«.O» ..-''• reservations by writing Sgt. Hay- •aaekes, V OOs, ator ll.oe , to Mr ao Apples, o* f l.ai, 0tor 043 0 den at Box 319, RD 1, Asbury Park. a ate, Otorts.oo, totor O O •• ot.to. •tor H. M *3*+ • *er ••••e. totor M Pttn.Pttn. Maaw, at.te, a tor ns OMW OMrrlee, a*, tt.00. 0 tor at.Ot, a tor SPBINO COKCEBT y t , tt.00. a LEONARDO—Tha annual spring SVtf|fDeMtMNAMIMtA« ft MM|LT VsVfAtgeJaTHIt'ASJ) ft*# MMICVtf|f M|MBVP#M concert of the Mlddletown town- The Morris Plate Glass company, roomier quartan at lo-M llaple rocs, desk tops, automobile glass, ship high school music department VILLAGE NURSERIES, ;sW* ax ue«e, >igHMsws> »*» which has been in busintss here ave., at the foot of White at. Thehouse glass and atore fronts, the waa presented at tho grammar 410. e)MM IVgUV .tat,' A Baa. tnmtut m BAM 24 years, hM moved from 67 Mon- ocation was formerly occupied by Arm handles a complete line of school hero Friday night. mouth st. to more elaborate and ha Howland B. Jonea farage. •• Keystone paints. Associated with Max Morris, who founded and Mr. Morris In business la hit son- still heads the company, not'only in-law, Melvln Stern; Joseph Cleary owns tha two locations mentioned and John Chllds. Betides Mn. above, but it alto the aole owner Stern, Mr. Morris has another of tha Laroy apartments on Lt- daughter, Mrs. Muriel Borer of the roy pi. After learning the glue Leroy apartments, and two sons, GIVE MOTHER A business from his father, the late Dr. Edwin Morris, and Donald, a Isadora Morris of New York, Mr. aophomoro at the public high Morris came to Red Bank as a school. A graduate of Penn State young man and prospered with' the college and Hahnemann Medical community. ' school, Philadelphia, Dr. Morris Is In addition to doing, various interning at Monmouth Memorial typea of glasa work such as mlr-hospital. leader; Mrs. Joseph Juska, Mn. Oceanport Harold Schnabolk and MM. Webs- Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Van-ter Inglts. Brackle and daughter Carol .of Main it. were recent guests of Mr. X-BAY TECHNOLOGIST and Mrs. Stanley Ferry of Keyport. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Miss Mrs. Wallace McGregor has re-Joan Ann DeMattia, daughter of ouse MOTHERlWjllf APPRECIATE i THESE PIETTY, PIACTICAl GIFTS turned to her home on Horseneck Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeMattia, be- Point attar spending a few daya gan work Monday at New Bruns- LOW, lOW.PRICES with her brother and sister-in-law, wick as an X-ray technologist. M Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wltte, West DeMattiai Was graduated last month' Orange. from Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal- CQSTUMI JIWILIY Members of the Thimble club met timore. Mr. and Mrs. DeMattia are this week at the home of Mrs. Ed- proprietors of the Casino on Ocean ,16-ffECE 00 ward C. Wilson, 8r., on Oceanport blvd., here. ave. Games and refreshmenta for LAUNDROMAT . VIRGINIA ROSE •me* tor pnm4 glv lowed the needlework period,, and Although the atoms of the vari- I prises were awarded to Mrs. Charlea ous metals are somewhat different AND VanBrackle, Mrs. Edward M. Ber-In site, they are all on the order of ry,- Sr., and Mrs> Stella - Gibson. a hundred-millionth of an inch in 49 Others present w*ro Mrs. Perley diameter. ' • dinnerwire matok. CkMfe a tovea Riddle, Mrs. George C. D. Hurley Ir set. I and Mrs. John B. HulK. Mrs. Rid- PLUS dle will be hostess to the group at TAX her home on Riddle pi., Bridge- SfMi up to 10 ffJIoiki or raori* of waters, for the nest meeting May 31 fntor with ovory waah... also aub. Hunt NylM Tricot SH» Mrs. Chsrlea P. VanBrackle en- •tantial goap Mriapt SavoaondloM tertained the Monday Evening club WeH MUat v-gere at her home pn Main at. Present boun of grindiof toil;:; to gay! were Mn. William VanPelt, Mrs. BotbiBf of woar and tow oa elothoo. ekSrt T Frederick Wood, Mra. C. Kenneth a»toa jet Riddle, Mrs. William Rellly and 3 •OXID 4**Mt - •tak. M t» «*. 2 Mrs. W. E. Kcmble. The nest meet- A superior Nowborry VOIIM. ing will be held at the home of Mom will trootwro thoio Mrs. VanPelt on Oceanport ave. ooowtlfwlly eJoilonool dlihoi Flowers for Mother Those who attended the weekly for long to com*. Sot in* UUCTID POTTID PUNTS quilting saasion of tha Woman's Society of Christian Service of the alto of load . cwo#ft 4 pnf#f # 4 cvpt> 4 '• HAND PUNTMS Methodist church Monday were 8maii.Mediusi,R.gttlar. lovcori, 4 fruit dhhoi. Mrs. George C. D. Hurley, Mra. Per- ley Riddle,. Mrs. John B. Hulse, Mn. Stella Gibson, Mrs. Edward Regulator «xoe( taont of M, Berry, Sr., Mrs. Charlea Van wator Boodod for wathingl Brackle, Mrs. Arthur L. Myera and GARDEN Mrs. Charks -Walling, Sr. A nunv Savaa timt, —oayt And aoap bar of the members plan to attend and oofteaor, tool f tha meeting of the Eatontown so- ciety, to which they have been I vlted to hear * special speaker. The group will purchase flowers to be Indimi Botlsf gata distributed at the evening aervlce olothot deaaart Dnlas dirty wHa ailea elOs ttU-MIASUM Mother's day. Others present were Rev. Robert Judge and a guest, •mtar away from deaa eiotlM WAG Second Lieut Batty Berry —aavar through thoa. of Fort Lee, Va. A kitchen ahower was held Mon- day night at the Methodist chunk mimmmmt hall by membera of tha Woman's \WITH Society of Christian Service and tha evening circle of the society. MM WUIMTI coaniTitT unrnnt Tha church kitchen ni modernised this aprlng by the men of the imu-namwmmfi MM (UNHttt MMK1IIMMNT IMNII church. A turkey dinner waa ten- » NMUNIOT WoeHaok dered them recently by evening MKMIN.VM W circle members. Following the m opening of tha shower gifts, games Finest «d«Uty aircraft alwalnam were, played and refreshments coal nut • jromr served. Print wire awarded to Mra. John B. Hulse, Mrs. George C. D, Hurley, Mrs. Clinton W. Wood, at lewcat •rleet aaywaero • Jr, Mrs. John N. Franks, Mn. baked a* etuuHtl . U beaatUal Stella Olbaon, Mrs. Charles Walling, cetors available ta any coaaMna* Sr., Mn. Perley Riddle and Mrs. tltn . «aaUty and warkaaaaakl* Charles Croydon. Other* present weraRtv.and Mn. Robert S. Judge, gaaraateai • ffMA SaaMctag i $40 Wf Tap Oioiatnf lfca# « • • WttllrlOHOUlf ttUSIOONf ••• MryWoi Mra. Charlea VanBrackle and Mn. wltk •• ta • years to pay. Edward C. Wilson, Sr. CALL OM SEND A CABO Girl Scout troop IS spent the TODAY •LOUSIS waek-aad with Itt leader, Mn. Frank Callahaa, it Camp Nomoco. They were joined by troop- 12 of Watt Long Branch and troop 31 of Monmouth Beach. STANDARD BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP whit* Tha Mothers' club of Girl Scout troop St met recently with Mn. Jamea Finn at her home on Trinity AWNING CO 44 MONMOUTH ST. PHONf 44111 IIDDANK pursos pi. The club mute tha third Thurs- day of each month, with Mn. John OpenEverjr Nifjtt *tll 9i00 Except Satardsjr V. Mtuter ao chairman. Present RED BANK 6 0696 war* Mrs. Frank CoJMun, troop of IYM MrMw tfMO Is Boar of Moro Bate onWkltoti

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Lion Freshmen M.CB.A. Tournament Results 0.M.D.T.C Scores Huskies Tin Audn, D Lose to Asbury Oltrowikl, p TOURNBT LBADBM - •mil fltffiauill. 11I-1I5-1I0— 4lt Nautktev lb .. SINGUSS In Two Shows In 10 Innings II Jante IW.riel. rijjhoid. 7l»: Jen 111-144.JJ»— •!» LEONARDO-Mlddletown town- MATAWAN V»r,». K«»B«burr. IIS: Alja VandM- 144—1011 Old Monmouth Dog Training club ship high school's yearling track MATAWAN — The Huskies of AB K H»nry B.UKh'«.... , 114-1S0-142— 181 M.Q«erri.. If r" freehold. Ml: fni Marld, Frti* members enjoyed a successful week- team was dffaatc* by Asbury Park Matawan high school battled Free- Pnat, e hold! 112; Jirrr GarlUn., Lous Breath. Jotin Mulr , US-1M-I40— 457 end, scoring several wins and freshmen. aStt-tttt. Monday after- hold high school for ten Innings P ***' DOUBLES 847-294.302— 843 championships at Bucks county, noon on ths high school athletic before edging the stubborn Colon* VaHaUo., l i"~Z'^ n 1S2—1085 Danarde, Ik POt MOMRN G.ors. Her - Forwt BaeMtt. J* * Pa., and at the Trenton Kennel field here, lals, 4*3, In a Shore Conference en* df 1 24»; Ru.. HibUttl - Harry Btn Farr 117-189-154— 410 red.lt ifc Fred Bandar 130-1*9-152— 4St club shows. George ' Stephenson and Karl counter here Monday afternoon. Sullivan, «f Mwiry Allen. Uk.wosd. l,«l: I "11. Miss Jeanne DuBois won her flrst Mayer aparked the victors by cop- .Do* Marvel hurled his club into Laniaro, tf • 247.808.304— 111 leg to the C. D.. title, and Mrs. cltlco - Brut* JafcMMauiin. Flit Ha- I«8—10JS ping triple wlni. Stephenton copped a tie .jr flrst place with Keyport . iiTT v.n! 1.22 6 i A. Zttck.r - W. W«rn«. Douglas Downs won top honors NEON SIGNS Belmar, l,J23;_Harr)r .«»««'«• ** John Slanjack ... • 1S9-U5-154— 458 the high and broad jump ..vents In group I play by fanning 15 Co-a. PopMd. «• alUh.r for Auslnl . Ckarl*. Rockhill. , 145-184.128— 421 with her Irish setter Sally. Sally rreehold 001 101. «0 0-1 and the 100-yard dash. Mtyir won lonials. Freehold managed to tag Matawaa SOI 100 100 1—4 A MAINTINANCI d.r : John Cc.r.. K.an.burir 1.212: added points to her championship the pole vault, copped till discus the big fellow for a quartet of hits. D. Fif.ro . ;. M.ata. Kid Bank, 1,100, I01-I01-S82— 887 and won the beat of opposite sex Brock ««t by Thompijti 1, Auiln 1. 81— »»8 and then took ths shot put. The Colonials, however, got mere Plumtln* Shop.-Balniar, 1,072: FTM. Harold HuggiM 20O-1H.198— 1.92 to best of breed honors. In the I1MII-U0— 5S6 sporting dog events Hits Laura Joe Sicilians, was high for the men on the lacks through the gen- nan'., Friihold. l,*»»: Ckhunt My. 1,Jaek Drum erosity of Marvel, who gave out Casey Golfers COLD CATHODI LIGHTING Oakhurat, 2,998; »••« D»itr. H «J- Harding;, Holmdel, and Mils' Du-township team, taking .top honors 411-IS8.U9—1128 in the 220-yard daah, second In thi six passes. -. . . • land., 2,»SB: N. ). Natural Ca., Hlsh- 10—1218 Bois, Freehold, won reserve win- land.. 1,»I4. Edoaid CliM . 111.174.152— 117 ners with litter brother and sister, 100-yard dash and third In th. After Ave. Innings) of play. Free- Beat Neptune , . 1S4.189-194— 517 broad Jump In addition to running hold'etme on to tie the score at ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. I..7I. Rill Aumack both home bred by Miss Harding,' BATONTOWN—Red Bank Catho- Mrs, William Rikcr won her flrst a leg In the half mile relay tvint. 8-S In the top of the sixth with a *.„. IU-III-I4I—1IS4 pair of markers. Three' scoreless lic high school's golfers) swamped 45 S. MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK M180 114—I US blue ribbon with her poodle, Pll* Tko Saiuaarts. Neptune, 124, Friday afternoon In Edward Farlef . 1S4.1B4.144— 114 llcoc Angc Noll-. Point nUndlngf. «r«t, A. T, fr»kai AN IVININO OP OUmANOINO tMTCBTAIMMINT «.na Wllkln. 1I9-154.HH— 491 In the non-sporting dogs group. tame: »8' B". OUT IN TOT. (Korea Cimbura 117-112-332— 651 "Patty," as the Foales dog U known, Shot Put — Won br Karl May.r. RBC. Paul Sielllano...... 37 41 78 A. P.; 2cl, Chamll.r. M.t Id, WllUtU, fefc.* "::: Meptun*. Phil Jaaaaron. 44 44 S» TONWHT PARAMOUNT L. I. S»«-J7|.4»O—1»47 was only defeated for competition A. V. Distance: 8.V 1 1-4". , Valmtlne, e HBC. Xudy Olnkren. .... I* 40 ?9 87—111! In the best In show group by the Javelin — Won by Bob Zikorne, M; Stanford, rf, .- MeptuB., P. 8aat*m.ll» 41 41 14 John Apick 17S-1M-2O0— S38 VaaNote, aa H.rr, Sod.n. 163-148.151— 452 famous- poodle, Champion Ehsarr M. Chandler. M: 3d. Will*tt., A, P. RBC. Prank Krau...... 40 41 II TMI LAIT OP THI IMINa »RWI U'«JJ-04_IIM1_I,i Bill Roxnbuch Cygue, in the non-sporting group. Distance: 112' 7". Lard, It Neptun*. Dick Smith .... 4* '• »5 Bio.d Jump — Won hf fl«ors. Pajrham. el MC, Joha Skiiksn .... 4t 41 II 831-I08.3M— 998 Mrs. Alfred F. King, Rumson, ». A. P.i Sd. Wright, M; Id, Neptua*. AniaU DIsU. 11 41 II AilC ftUINNISS 129—1110 won. reserve winners with two of M(y«, 2b. lb Harry Molll . 1K-142.17I— 429 SMIIano. M.. Dlit.net: 1*' 8". . Thompson, p IN A WONOU'lll. OtmiH OOMIOV . 17(1-171-137— tl3 her home-bred puppies and her HiKh Jump — W.n by Qi«m Staph Ed..rd Obii It.tUr champion placed best of opposite •n«on. A. P.: 2d,. Smith, A. P.: 3d, Tie —Bndd, A. P. and C.s.r, M. Hal-ht •MN H mi, ISI-S1S.40B—1012 sex. Mrs. Thomas Feld, Jr., won nee DRIVE ? .• M—llll G' »". . ' "THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT" Tom Arnon. . flrst In the puppy dog class and Pol. Vault _ Won br Karl Maw, •TART I TOWN . 1U-U0.1II— 484 then won reserve winners with her A. P. Heltht: 8'. EATONTOWN •>LUB AN OUTSTANOINt tHO/IT aUOJICT Frank Palandraa. , , 174-184.***— 680 I a-ITM Dalmatian. Oiif-haK mil* ral.r — W.n »r Mid. 114-144-388—10l< dletown. Sielllano, Wrlsht. Hvlkkard, A WALTIR HAM TMMTN 42—1108 Mr. and .Mrs. James Warwick Guda. COMPOSIRS IN CLAY" Fta.nk Baaolla , ;«1-15I-U4— S17 won test of breed with their six- •MMV.fATUBMV : MAT • . • Pat Barms*.... . 178.lSI.14l— 441 month-old Labrador puppy, Lens, GVKSTS AT MINCHBON ItlUITRATia WORM ANO AIWIAUNCI IIS-17I-2M— 957 and also won flrst In bench points. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — or OUT KNOWN Muirrom 111—1016 Robert F. Morton of Sea Bright Among the guests at a luncheon •* Pop Aumack 114-144-15*— 430 . 181-161-179— (18 won aeveral ribbons with his coon and card party, held last week .'for rree eeOee «HI ke'eervei la Mw Leavgt Tony Falaadraao hounds and shepherds. With his Bill Aumseli, H«d Bank the benefit of St. Mary's orphan* II7.II0.II1— *4> coon hound, Twin Oaks Aristocrat, age at the Chantlcler,' Mlllburn, 180.164.171—501-14—ill 117—1115 Tlefeets aea. ea •»•. al'oes OfJe. tl.ta (fas Int.) nl». Itoy.rt U4-1?*.I2<—'471 he-completed the championship. were Mrs. John R. Kellt, Mrs. Wal- H«.nr B.u.ek „„.,„.„,_«-„..,_,„ Harold Brhia 188-1".144— 474 ter Williams, Mrs. Orandln Chap- BUI •""*«•%.,„.,„_,„.„_,., 3I7.ISS-17J— 145 man and Mrs. Ralph Kllim. . It—1044 Rumson Fourth Bu.C.tr.11. ^ Jack' Sttrn.r , .... 141-121.US— 381 "lT 1J4.U4.1«1-489.1»2-SII Haak Schroider .... H7-174-157— 458 In Newark Meet tll-tOI.272— 841 111—1010 NEWARK—Coach Pat Taggart's ATLANTIC B.H C..,t.n. _,„ Tony Canrlonl 1M-1I2-12I— 449 Rumson high school cindermen Rd FiKk.r 149-185-1J9— 411 came through with honors for a tit Nat MMIO Rub. «JJ«?«",,,- l.«-H7 waoii CUTU 6l I4i-in-2i>— *4t surprising fourth place In the com- WALT ' 11—1011 bined groups competition of the Newark board of education track 'INVASION U.S.A." Hmrd UJ.145.H2—417-«l—lie TEAMS • DISNIY'S BRANOHPORT fltt, BBANCMPOBT meet here Saturday. UINOAV • MOHOAT MAY t* • II Warren Wr-ko* .... 17t.lll.lll— 411 Bruce Goodwin, Bulldog sprint Mania Idwardt l.l-llt.isl— 111 star, paced the Rumsonlans with Lt*l. Nelwn ...... 185.157.111—151 12 points to lead all snore competi- "PETER PAT Ch« H.nr,. Dsn Ullion...... 1I7.J71-1I5— 108 OkarlM Howard ..... 211-211-115— 141 tors. Goodwin's surprise showing came by wlnhing the 220-yard daiM jokn Sptek , ,. ., _ M.,4_ IS7.llV«04—2760 4 m M t ll4 Handle**— 1M In 23.8, and running second to Jelie Bell in the clntury run. Belt rep- 1980 There wW be a alight Increase MEMORIAL MITMODIST. NEP. CITY resenting Cranford high school/won the 100-yard dash in 10.4, and-(hen • , for this show. v45f7 Al .... HI-1IUII6— 511 M.VS 8N0 NIT PARAMOUNT ON1T O»onO»on . Str.lh)* 147-15I.14414715I.144 —441 441 copped the broad jump to be one at Martla I...... 171-112.188— 111, two double wlaners In the IW •!••• ••BaWw SlwHi^WfJI RdBk Jokn Martla I. 171112188 111 a llowl.lt ...... _' .UI.17I— III efaVllaWr I OOWIRT OOT8 Isrt UK. 118 John Moonan scored a third place I Oll.tr 191.197.111— 141 for Rumion when he showed in the] IMIMAN iet-141.811—1411 half-mile aa the Bulldogs tied with JUadicap— 111 Tenafly'for the fourth position. Joe OXONNd .SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY Ittfc - 11th Martella of Red Bank high school MrlVUI aATWROAT NITg II f>. M. CARLTON ONLY ' ' ' llll was second in the discus. Milt Mor- VUA "MOTHER'S W NAT'S JKWILUU. HIGHLANDS Jot Tojaila* 20».18».211— III ris of the Bucs tied for aecond In ftldlM SAUNDOS Spaeial 6ift to tha Daa Ujrt." ' n , U9.171.1IJ— 414 the high jump with a S' 9" leap. KU DM RtfordlM ... 18t.141.20J— 129 Morris shared with another Mon- Oldoit • Yaungoit Mertan Colls,. 1I..22S.1I7— III mouth county athlete—Larry Har- Ntrdy Aichtuliio .... 178-19I.J00— 671 vey of Mepjtune. Matt Meant. Matt CMIdran Gd.tr.. . lU-Ml-HI—J7J8 Maaaltas— •• In lisa. 2,090,000 Americaa* were Camo tha 9rott«tt Diitoneo Injurej In traffic accidents, J8lT MOTHER DOUBLES ST. AONEg NO. t K»» Pattit ... l»J-l*%m— 477 ;;;; U7.iii.iu—«» ATLAMTIO IIGM1AND8 MAT ii. aa • t4 Hwry All.. jl. Kaan«dy .H5.soi.llll— 512 |I71MI Miesa.l Spnr lll-IIMtS— 111 111-122' Jaaw. (ierlaek 1I2.1U.14I— 471 ; Jaek Gtlatra .. 17t.ltl.lll— 140 Carl milaian I4I.1IS.171— 44S tt*t stkatMt l»l-171.114— 4»i Frank Trena u».i»s.no— »4 OUR Execuiivi* and Enginatri rtlurninej from Hollywood 75I.7I5-7IS—22SI JACK McCAlL DISNRADO" COIO'AR Handicas— 414 excitingly rtporr that "HOUSE OP WAX" it (ho moit Kalrh Camrasna . 151.114.111— 1ST thrilling Dvont in 3 dimtmien Filmi. rrea Hurler .••••• 1I7.1I8-1I0— III 2(fiS Auuttr; Atrro IAUM. w. u B. Wo therefore) can guaranttt. you cemplafa latiifaatloii IN NONON OP MOTNIOW Hf A roll 001 Or OANOT 28S.II2.3SI—1«« •Mle lyan I4l.|||.tl4— 54! roR TNI voumwaT ANO OLOUT awrNtR ATTINMRO 111—1111 Mteka.l Maail 1II.1!».1IO— in whan you aHand tho Mayfair ta tee this film or DOUILE Hill Schw.rtl , 1II.201.IIS— 410 B» SlantoB lit.III-lit— 414 OWN MATINIt . 17S.I7I.17I-' III RUM Mikkattt ...... 1U.1II.1II— 441 YOUR MONEY IACK. KU Joknaea Uu, MtMl llt-Ul-lll— III S4MII.IA4—lift 111—1151 -Rob«rt Hynai, Manager SHOREWTHEATRE TUISDAV AND WIDNISDAY. MAY 12th - 13th tl?*ll|.||l-llll Vie K.r.al. 111.147.111— 114 1II.17I.1II— III Maadleap— 147 B*k Laafraak .. INTIRI WIIK fc."rst4MM I>I«W Toll Mat ho* attHh yo» woM AUER Wm« AMI MMMV Attrtwl *fn*r /M« muni ii TO THI mut wkiltMU art $u tki pktnt. "PONY SOLMir WITH TVMNI BCWM AH* *AM**N MTDMlik ••.eflATVM •HELL FINANCE KEJWSBURG "IOMITNIN* POI TNI •IRDI" HOW TNROUtN SATURDAY, Wim MTMW* MAkAM VMT** M*TVM COUNCIL *Ajwe*w TWBMV>WfMfUMViaaa»«MM 1MB WITH WHUM HfUM MS UM*M «MMN IVMYTNINtV' I MITeH-HIKH" (MOIVN MMS ftED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953.

Mn. Youngblfod Fined $28 by Judge Hurley EATONTOWN — Un. Thorna- slna Youngblood of II Lswlt at. was fined f» and IS costs Thurs- day night by Magistrate Elmer Hurley on a disorderly person charge. Mrs. Youngblood hat pre- viously been charged with assault after having been arrested for stabbing her husband. Fr#sh Fancy e In other cases, three motorists charged with careless driving put ears fines of $5 and t* *ach. They were Florida I*on Buckalew ot Old' Deal rd. CORN 25 this place; Frank B. Waltt,Long Enjoy frtsh corn now? Serve with plenty of Louelle prize butter! Featured at all Acme Markets! Branch, and Leonard J. Minor, irkets! Neptune township.- C Belford Broccoli Tomatoes ^ 15 Lynns Richmond, daughter of C Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richmond, C waa given a surprise party tor her Apples z v |9 ninth birthday Apr. 38 by the Lettuce •••»- 19 Brownies of troop three. Mrs. Rich- mond and Mrs. Fred Klrwan wort Oranges 5t.35c Fresli Radishes hostesses. Attending were Ftor- ,enct Kwlakowilcl. Carol Klrwaa, Pineapples! -•29c Stallions '£?, Carol Brown, Maureen Houlihan, Ellen Olstn, Linda Severs, Gtrl Smith, Eileen White, Judith Wer- Rhubarb,^ ner, Carol Hallldey, Sharon Max- son, Diane Richmond and tht lead- Cucumbers £& ers, Mrs. John Raslmowiei, Mrs. fOODS CaHfwiiia Otto Hacker and Mrs. Herbert Peppers^ Brown. Jack Smith, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, celebrated Ms fourth birthday Friday at a fam- ily gathering. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Claude [Smith, Jr., and children Michael and Claude, Id, Mrs. Sarah Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. .>*» c Robert Greene and sons Thomas • and Robert, Jr., and Betty and Bobble Smith. Mrs. Julia Cowan and Miss Pa- #ft tricia Cowan of South Orange at tended the confirmation of Gall 29c Boetsch, Clinton pi., Tuesday at St. «*? Mary'a church and a family recep- tion later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boetsch. Mrs. Robert Becker It residing with her parents. Mr: and Mrs. James Luker, after living in Long J/' Beach. Miss., where her husband, Robert L. Becker, S-lc, has been stationed the past year. B-le Beck- er has left for overseaa duty. 35c Rr * Day Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, Sr., i «••• and Mr. and Mrs. William Van- Note spent last week at their sum- mer home In the Catsklll moun- tains. Mrs. Edna Thorns and daughter Janet, this place, and ONN Mr. and Mrs. DsWItt Hyers of River Plata spent the week-end FRIDAYS there. IUA P. M. vw»»l Mrt. Letand Richmond It at- WV rein tending a senior Girl Scout leaders' Only) course each Wednesday at the "Lit- tle House" In Wettfletd. Timothy Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymind Kelly, observed his .2 AND MIAT IALLS fourth birthday Apr. 2t at a fam- ily party. Kevin Nolan, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nolan, observed hit Chickens fourth birthday with members of PtlDI-OF- the family Apr. 90. 5 to 6 lb»."overoflt. All guoronteed mtoty, tender, delicious! Featured at all Acmes! Mr. and Mrs. Craig flnnegen THWAtM apent the week-end with Lieut and P READY-POR-THE-OVEN> T DRAWN ROASTERS Ib. 63c Mrs. Joseph Flnnegan at Middle- town, R. I. Lieut, and Mrs. Fln- negan are parents of a ton, Paul Frtih .. Michael, born Apr. SO. Lieut Fin. utuua AMOWNKT nags* Is aUtloned at the Naval sta- SlflDDV lb tion la Newport, R. I. Killtd. ' Edward Varno, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Varno, celebrated hit OVEN-READY DRAWN DUCKLINGS Ib: 43c third? birthday Sunday with mem- TlGG "OcMimoffSudt" bers of his Immediate family and Mr. and Mn. Henry Varno, IT, of Teaneck. CAKffS A CftACKIftS A family reception was held for 35c comv< i Veal Legs & Rump "> 49c David Wallace Tuesday evening af- Nabisco Rita X Strong! Ideal ter hit eenflrmatlon at St. Mary's Cathollo church. Harvey Heyer of Rib Roait Beef *55c Midget Liverwurst »• 59c Keyport waa a sponsor. Attending Oreo Creme Smt £ Medium! Asco were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyer Picnic Shoulders Midget Salami * 65c i'' and eons, Mrs. Jamea Wallace of Sunshine Hydrox J?£ Mild! Wincrest Rumson, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Boneless RoUed Veal Midget Pork Roll ^ ». 79c Compton and Mrs. Una Ahtra, Krispy Crackers "^12% 25c Instant Coffee this place. . • < Mt Boneless Brisket »59c Sertm Acttiii Freih Froifett Fiih Mr. and Mrt. William Bremeyer Weston Cookies * SL'X 39c Miiuvoe of Rlverhead, L. I- were week-tad Coffee Bags tm •» M kstt Beef liver ». 49c Fillet of Cod guests at tht homt of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bautbach. CANMD nuns, jUKts Sliced Bacon ft-the. 67C FUlet of Whiting Mrs. H. Laurence Soott and Mrt. DltTtTK MUSUtVK g Walter Richmond attended the Apple Sauce £2"? '£? 17c Sliced Bacon ttu New Jersey Bowling tournament Grape Preserves "^ JTt Precooked Shrimp %^ 55c v at Preaknest over the week-end. Mmmmu Gloria Waters, daughter of. Mr. Del Monte Prunes ",? 23c and Mrs. John Waters, celebrated Raspberry ^N 41c her ninth birthday Friday at a Pineapple family party. COLOKID MAMAMIM Robert Foster, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetter, Center, ave., Tomato Juice ^ 2^ observed hit 13th birthday Apr. » Ideal wHh members .of the family. 4 in 1 Grape Drink 2^ 29c Girl Scout troop Te will hold a t mma Princess 23c eake sals Saturday morning at Nectar ^, 2 ^ 23c Charlie Nofl*a store. Novelties for Blue Bonnet Mother's day will also be sold. ,T2Z 31c Mrs. Robert Bthlsr entertained Apple Juice *wm 2 ^2 45c Sharp Colored leadtrt at her home laet week to •••» 'or the, eeurt of awards this Orange Juice *MU 2 '^ 25C LAUNMY NIWS - month. Attending were Mrs. Otto Hacker, Mrs. John Rasimowlei and PANTHYNUDS Dif Hand Cleaner X 21c Cheese it, 69* Mrs. Gerald Seaturo. The Cubs of dens two and three Peter Pan Soap *£„& '£ 22c Acme's dairy feature of the wetk! 5?1* reMer skating party at tht «"H»f.*•>••'• roller rink. Shrews- bury. Attending were Alan Hanter. Laundry Soap •"*•«" 3 •*» 23c Provolone Salami Cheese »• 59c Kenneth Dunn, Martin Brown! It. Donald tad Wit- Apple Butter "•" Borden's Chateau Cheese £ 99c Ideal Tomatoes 2:23c Qeanser0"*^ Kraft Cheez-Wliiz '^ 55c s 5 *••* Leekwood entertain- "ab iMs. pt* 29c *jrJ!X. Shefford Snappy Cheese £ 21c AASF Once Ste Kraft OiOill &3737c Dial Bath Borden's Gruyere Cheese £ 37c ttntloa. Cider Vinegag r •» «-f69c Dial Toilet Glendale Club ^T X 25c E-siPS Mayonnais eNOM N 31c Cottage Cheese «•"«• 2 % 35c •euths MM. Heln VoaTangen, Mi * Mrs. AIM Loorl tad Mn. Doris Bread Crumbs *% 15c MMM, Bsltord! "d "It sSS. CANDY HATUUt SMMSSM "***' *•*

rubber. Frank Fariello, Matawan. Matamwaaa I party Saturday for their daughter. Booth Skids and Carmine Davlno of Keyport INeU Nursery School Building ITUMWU j Linda May, who wa». celebrating share third apot with a .437 aver- Mr*. Frank Johnaon is a surgical her fltth birthday. .Guests were age. Two Mlddletown Lions, Jim itient In the Jersey Shore den- Elaine Captanlan, Robert J. Malk- In Batting Race Schultheis and John Treiaa. are In iral hospital, ~Poin ' t Pleasant'. mus, Jr., Theresa Walling, Nancy Gene pooth of Red Bank high knotted position with fifth spot Mr*. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. of Smith, Siuan Cornell, Linda Erd- •chool hu skidded down the lad-with a .<» mark. Main it. was the guest of honor mann, David Thompson, 8onja T ROAST 49k Wednesday at a stork shower given der in the individual batting race BATTING AVERAGES Singley, Barbara Cornell, Kathy of the shore with a .409 average. by -Mrs. Charles Mandcville and Lewis, Thomas Walker, Earl Sid- lONUiSS <2S Irfadinr Batten With Men Than Mrs. Hilton M. Smith, at the lat- dons, Jean Snee, Susan Carlson, Joe Marmora of St. Roso high IS Timei at Bat) ter's home in Little Silver. Gifts •ehool vaulted into first position G AB ft H Av«. Richard Walker, Richard Lewis, with a blistering .615 in five games. were arranged under a blue crepe Patricia Walker; Mr*. Lawrence MnrmornM armor*, fei.fel. RotRolef A 11.31 .116 paper umbrella, Guests were Mrs. Marmora haa been at bat 13 timu .5!9 Snee. Mra. G. J. Sterling Thompson, Mercer, Ijikf?\vood .... 7 17 4 Chat ' '. C. Sehock. Jr. of Sea Girt, ROUND ROAST 79l .4*7 to blast out eight hits. Fariello, MutHwitn .... 6 16 r.S Jr., Mrs. Moses Walling, Mr*. Rob- Davlno. Kcypnrt R Ifi 33 .137 Mis. .i. Jsclison Bolce, Keyport; ert Erdmann, Mrs. Richard Lewi*, '-ok Mercer, lakewood, Is In *ce« Srhultheb. Mid'latw'n 7 7 .419 Miss Lynn Smith, Red Bank, and IONHJSS " 21 4 .429 Mrs. Lawrence Walker and Mr*. on* position with a .5it> a.... ,J Trcij.il, Miildletown ..7 21 Mm. Douglas Ward, Mrs. G. J. \....I nine hit* In IT hlkei to the Booth, Red Rank .... I 7 .409 Qoorge Bronken of Matawan, Mr*. Trnbijcco, Keyport .... SS 1!5! 6 _ .400 Sterling Thompson, Jr., Mr*. Mar-P. J. Wilbur and Jean Ellen Wil- 15 .400 Mountain Hill Nurtary tchool, Chapel Hill, hai a naw PeamondPd , RumioR n .... 88 25 * " tin Bell, Mr*. W. Walter Pike, Mr*. bur, Keyport, and Mr*. Lester Ferguson, Iconic R K 14 MI building under construction at the school grounds which will Jack Hesse, Mrs. Jac A. Cushman, Mathlaien and' Terry Mathlaten ROUND CORNED BEEF 79l Pnrham, Freehold .... fi, 17 .353 Mri, Oarrett J. McKeen, Jr., Mrs. TUCKER'S R, Wheeler, Rumson 8 24 7 accommodate 40 to SO children. Tha new building will be in and Mm. Joseph Neiner and Randl TABU JUNIOR . D'AmbreKe, IXITIK B. B 1* * Kenneth Pike, Mrs. Ralph C. Bedle, Nelner, Perth Amboy. Heart, Atl. Highland* B 18 I .318 two units, having separate) roomi. one for the nursery tcheot Mrs. Randolph Harris and Ml** Leonard. All. High. S 19 .lift Marjorie Warwick, Matawan. Mr*. Mabel Wells I* entertaining Kalvo. Red Bank .... I « •sin and the other for tha kindergarten, Mrs. Charlotte Olsan it her mother, Mrs.. Ella Houghton, KKurtzt . HfHoffmaf n & 2 .112 Mrs. J. Raymond Ketchel and Raynor, Kijport .... 5 a .912 owner and director. New Salem, N. Y. and Mra. Grace Schumock. Keyport » 4 .112 Mr*. Warren Vrecland were guest* 4-ILBDRESSl. AVERAGEp TURKEYS 751. Vinlcky and daughter Lynd of Wfr.nl. PI. Pleasant ft .112 when Mr*. Leroy H. Sickel* enter- 50 RnrtclifTr. Red Bank 7 J .112 Chicago, 111. . ' SUPS Inmnn. Hoffman ft .SOU tained the Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mr*., William Haslaeh 2 Coyn*. St. Rose S 2 .308 Casey Golfers Beacon Hill's bridge club at her home. Prise* entertained Mr. and Mrs. William DeUsny, Ukiwwd .. 1 * .291 were awarded to Mrs. Paul A. "up Stanford. Freehold .... « 4 Haslach of Mupeth, L. I,, over tha LEGS-LAMB Elan, Mr*. Ketchel and Mrs. Wil- 69L White • Pink • Hack • Navy Win 4th Match Season Opens week-end. liam A. Wasmuth. Other guests Mr*. Stephen E. Kramer of Beacon Hill Golfer* Ic'i golf team posted Us fourth LEONARDO — Joe Stevenson were Mr*. William R. Craig, Mrs. topped a field of SO golfers with Washington. D. C, is visiting Mr. In P.G.A. Tourney* vln of the season Monday after- Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. W. K. Pearson, Jr. loon by trimming St. Benedict'*, a 76 low gross card a* Beacon Baler and Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick. Mr. and Mrs. Geo'rg* Andrews of UMBUVER 291. tt-tt, on the Millburn Country club Hill officially opened its 1953 golf Mrs. Charles. E. Hunt ha* re- BEACON HILI/—Pro Andy 81- season over the week-end. Grant st. entertained at a party kora of Beacon Hill Country dub inki. Rudy Gimbi one's 81 card turned after a visit with" Mr. and on Saturday In honor of the fifth will team up with three members topped low gross honors for the Stevenson, one of the top ama-Mr*. William H. Sutphin of Rum- birthday of their son, George, Jr. tomorrow afternoon to play in thi 3a*eya. He went out in 41 andteur golfer* In the county, fired a bley, Md. His guests were SSane Anson, Rose chopped off a stroke on the home pair ot 38'* for his 76 total. Wll- Mr*. Aurutt Kattner Is visiting Pro-Amateur Golf tourney at Man lie Cannavo turned In the next best Ann Rainko, Lynn Bowie, Michele urn u* asquan River Golf club. line to pott a 40 for hla total. her brother, Fred Baler of Abiecon. Anson, Joseph Matthews, Peter «M* M44 Frank Kruse and Paul Hintel- score, 81, carded on 42 going out Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of MOLLY PITCHER The pro of the hilly course wil Andrews, Mary Beth Matthew*, nann turned in the second beat and S9 coming In. Rut Crouae and AOWNS 3.flnp team up with Joe Stevenson, Larrj Ed Savidge also posted 81's. Ravine dr., entertained for their Barbara Andrews, Patricia Benner Scott and Willie Cannavo In thi 3a*ey scores. Kruse ahot an M daughter Carol Jean, who was cele- and Judith Andrew* of Matawan. PAJAMAS 4.91 Dp in a 45 going out and a 41 coming Joe Hunter won low net honor* brating her ninth birthday. Prize opening of the popular tournament with his card of. 8047—62. Rlgaud Mrs. Warren U Vrceland enter- Nex Thursday Fro Stkora and Da back, while Hinteimann fired a winners at games were Linda Lock- NYLON SUPS 3.Mup 12 on the flrat nine and a 44 on B, Paine and Billot Plebeau shared wood, Leslie Marshall, Betty Mul- tained the Tueiday Evening Bridge vid Jonea will play In the Ne» the aecond nine, second place with 68'*. Paine had club at her home on Main at. Price SUPER MARKET ler and Margie Beat. Others prea. Jersey P.G.A. Pro-President tour Paul Slcillano wax unable to com- 80-21—68, while Plebeau scored 88- winners were the hostess, Mrs. ney at Maplewood Country club 20-68. cnt were Carol Ann Sviatko, Carol Rcnnselaer L. Cartan and Mrs. Paul TUCKER'S Roddy Newman of Homeatead an plete the last five holes due to ill- Jean Barrett, Rose Ann Rainko, FRIE DELIVERY ness, but he scored, enough points The kickers' tourney wound up Marie Morltio, Dorothy Lou Carl, A. Egan. Others attending were It* Broadway Long Branch President Bill Johnson will all to win his match. Jack Downey of in a three-way tie with Henry Miss Esther Blau, Mrs. Howard 11-20 MMMMrth St. Frao DoOvtry PboM RI t>M0t compete. son, Patricia Farrell, Manuela Bt. Benedict's picked up the losers Bauer scoring 104-30—74; Harry Pertlgo, Patricia Carlson, Patricia Erdmann, Miss Laura Gordon, Mrs. one-half.point oh his 81, carded on Austin, 92-18-74, and Norm Scott, Benner, Lois Tuttle, Joan Almenas, Richard Erdmann and Mrs. Lqula a 41-40. 84-10—74. Pazienia. Charm FASHIONS Charm FASHIONS 1 Lynn Bowie, Sarah Ellen Noddings, Out In Tot. Cannavo won the "grippera' Diane Weniel, Garry Wilson, Thom- Cheerleaders for the coming year I Rudr Glmbronc, RBC U 40 Bl tourney In the class "A" division, as Mamhall, Robert Wilson and have been selected by a committee Jaek Downy. St. Benedict.... 41 40 fll with Larry Scott nailing down sec- of teachera for the Matawan high TUCKERS Frank Kruie, RBC 4S 4t 80 ond place. In the claas "B" bracket William 'Wilson. Also attending H. Pe|ihilf», St. Ifenedlct.... 49 4S 92 were Mr*. Lester Marshall, Sirs. school. T h I r t y-three candidate* Charm FASHIONS Pnul Htntelmann. KHC 42 44 8( Bauer was the victor, with Paine William Beedle, Mr*. Minnie Ten- tried, out and they were Judged on Art Hftinmee. St. Benedict S.I 49 102 taking second. technique,- attitude, co-operation Corsets • Lingerie^ Paul Sielllano, RBC 40 Eyck and Mrs. Nellie Weniel of Jack Murphy, St. Benedict 46 ...... Matawan; Mrs. Douglas Taylor, and personality. The varsity team TAKES THIRD PLACE will consist of Peggy O'Neill, cap- TRENTON—A German Shep- Jersey City, and Mr*. George Tay- 1 Jr. 9 to extra 52 Roger Brown Cops lor, Fair Haven. tain; Mauvlinn Bilarczyk, co-cap- herd, "Zanadoo's Delight Dawn," taln; Marilyn Elliott, Barbara Tul- Penguin Series Lead owned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlel- Lieut, and Mr*. Charles Pike of Woodbrldge, Va., are spending a lls, Geraldlne Fog?. Ann Moinar, chen, Hculitt rd., Coif* Neck, Ann Foti. Virginia Bonafato, Edith MOTHER Roger Brown, with a clean placed third in American-bred Ger- leave with Dr. and Mrs. Gerard A. swe%p of Sunday'* Penguin races Devlin and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Olmstead and Valerie Marvel. The man Shepherd bitches at the Tren- junior varsity team will include merits the best. In tha Reusslllc Bowl series, forged ton Kennel club show Saturday. Pike before leaving for an assign- into first place by unseating Sally ment In California. Winifred Bcrbrick, captain: Eddie Mae Bethune, co-captain: Nancy Lyon, who led the skippers the pait Marlboro « Mr. and Mrs. William Haslach you will make her few weeks. entertained for their con Robert, Erdmann, Elizabeth Ann Vreeland Brown took Ant with 112 point* Dorothy McCue, daughter of Mr who celebrated hi* tenth birthday Jane Murd,* Anil Oi8anto and Deb- dreams come true with Hiss Lyon holding second and Mrs. Charles T. McCus, has recently. Guests were Thomas Nuc- bie Laiow, position, three points behind. Com- been chosen, for a role In a play cio, Fred Persing, Harry Carothers, pleting tha first five are Dick Davis, to be given at the New Jersey Percy Sundstrom, Deiter Johnson, with the wonderful . 88; George and Don Zifchak, 87, College for Women campus. The Byron Hicks, Michael Wltkosky and and Brub Hance, 75. < , play la called "The Tryating Place," Dorothy is a tentative English- Wayne Mars. Two heats Sunday will be quali- dramatic arts, major. A J-c Donald Knoell, son of Mr. fication saces for the Penguin Na- and Mrs. Harry C. Knoell of Texas tionals to be held at Chicago' In Mrs. Grace Smith and Leonard rd.. Is spending a 30-day furlough August. .Three more qualifying Smith of New Ipswich, N. H., and with hia parents. Donald is a con- races will be held Hay 24. ' ' A-2c Donald and Mrs. Smith of trol and traffic tower operator for All skippers are requested to par Warner, Bobbins Field, Ga., were weather and radar and Is attached tlclpate In the qualification races week-end guests of Mr. and Mr*.to the 8th Air Force. He will re to Insure eligibility for thi na-. John Collins. port to Camp Kilmer May 15 for tlonal races. •-.'£•:• !Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Jones re- cently sntertalned Mr*. Ina Barry overseas assignment, 2 LUa Haltaaioaath 5 and Mrs. Alice Nash of the staff Mi*. William Andrew*. Mr*. Mary E •. Aschettino Appears of the training school at Vineland. Evanoff, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mll- < Charm Faihtom takat plaaiura In announotnf tho •* Nylon tricot lingerie On TV Program Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mandril, tenh and James Andrews of New Mrs. Eleanor ManAini and William York city were the week-end appointmant of Lila Hella'nbaugh ai managor of tho u> NBW TORK CITT — Nordy McCollum had as Sunday guest* guest* of Mr. and Mrs. George An- At astonishing Aschettino, one of Monmouth coun- Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCollum drews of Grant at. c Rod lank Storo. For tho pait tan yoan Lila Hollon* g ty'* top bowler*, appeared on Chan- and family of Chatham. Tha Thursday Evening Bridge 2 baugh wai with Jaan Froeki and tho Adama Shoppa. Z nel 8 Saturday when he was pre- Allan Voorhees find Peter Hexter club enjoyed dinner at Crystal New low prices I sented a $800 U. S. Savings Bond arc confined to their homes with Brook inn, Eatontown, and a movie for having rolled a 300 game in as the final meeting of the season, I -^ fev .1 the Newark Major league Feb. 23.mumps. ' ii1*HT~ ISPRMUZKIN PITT1COATS 3.M* 10.91 OOWNS 1.91*29.91 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holland and* Attending were Mr*. Robert Erd- Nat Naat of the Nat Naat Shirt Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holland at- mann, Mrs. Victor Armelllno, Mrs. TEACNIN6BE6WMEK company made the presentation at tended the harness races at Ton-Alex Crawford. Mrs. Ralph Dolan, SDK 3.91 •14.91 MOJACKITS ML12.fl Bowlmor Recreation alley*. Mr. Mr*. William Ryder, Mr*. Anthony ABTHURMUWAVfcCAS/ Nast awarded 21 bowler* $900 Sav- kers Raceway last week, Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.Nucclo. Mrs. Joseph Farrell and •MA«C$TW*6»VE$CV£M SHORT • MEDIUM • LONG LENGTHS ing* Bonds for having accomplished Mrs. Harry Clune. the "dream game" of bowling this Robert S. Jonea ot the state hos- SKINNERS THE KEY TD pital were Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. J. Raymond Ketchel, Mr*. MLMNCKSINJUIT season. Nordy rolled a game for Ralph W. Herrick, Mr*. Joseph TV fan*, but the strong light* must Jones and daughter Becky and Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Jr., andBaler and Mr*. William R. Craig ONE SIMHE ifttON. have been too much for the local Why n#t MM M tovsy CM pinner for the beat he could do daughters Shirley and Carolyn of attended a bridge party and fashion TUCKERS Springfield, Pa. show at the Hotel Suburban, Sum- tat haw qwkMy ana oaiUy waa a 127. The low game just hap- pened to be a poor day for Nordy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Magee cele- mit, Wednesday afternoon. you caa tjttowt m aoasl alaw» Corsets who sports a IBS average. brated their 50th wedding anni- Mr*. Catherine Moor* of 8eaford, MOTHER'S DAY • Lingerie versary Apr. 30. Del., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. tar, A trial laMait cattt aaly Rennselaer L. Cartan, $t.0O. ' 139 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH In 1932, 37,600 Americans were Mrs. William Vanderveer of v> killed in traffic accident*. Farmingdale and Miss Marlon Bol- Mr. and Mm. Walter Newman Bank, 1ST Iraed St. ton of Freehold were guest* of of Fountain ave. entertained at a NEt) MESSES R Object of balseria, a game played Mrs. Arthur Mancinl on the aux- by Indians in Panama, is to disable iliary trip to New Tork Friday Siiai ••!!, 10-20, ** TO ' £ an opponent by hurling a, heavy evening. Also Mrs. Kenneth TUCKERS six-foot pole at his legs. Heubsch of the Suburban fur farm. 850 31^4 Corsets • Lingerie PLEASE CALL I SWTSfcTOPPERS 8-1IT-15" Jr. 9 to Extra 52 FOR MY FURS For Mother's Day INTEREST PER ANNUM ON NYLON SPECIAL f May 10 2 DAYS ONLY . NEW CARS 51 GAUGE . IIOtNIIR i to Mothor tha nyleni iho NEW SPRING SHADES profart for baauty and waar. Short, madium, long and an* % DOWN tra tiia. Tuekar'i havo 00 Mothar't ilia on fila. ML/UKEM 24 3 "2 from 1.15 3 for 3.25 DOftROW PAY MONTHLY Ufa 91,000 845.01 M .500 §67.32 .000 •90.02 TO ALL OUR 1 now wo'ro f oftlng thti colLfor* k ,500 9112.33 CUSTOMERS fmy.fun mauaga from imart woman all ovor town. And wo DO moan SMARTI It'i imart to got tho »UAR»* Wl ALSO HNANCI UTI MOBIL USIO CAM Mathari leva I ANTEED PROTECTION of our aoM AT TNI RATI OP o% INTttlST rtt ANNUM. Charm FASHIONS •hair oxqulilto itorago vault for prlaolon fun . . a SHOP 'TIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY - 4 f. M. SATURDAY ihaarnaii anal tho comploto pVotoctlon ofoinit hoot, wpark way thoy fit humidity, mothi, fir* and thoft. It'i THE SECONO NATIONAL BANK Fraa Parking In tho Roar of Storo (hugglnf •hair Itf from [ imart to lat tho eold, arlip air of our tea to thigh) ... and (ha OF 24MOADST. , RID IANK | vaulti praiarva thalr pracloui boauty I fraih naw iprinf thadai that 1 and lanf than tholr yaari of waorabiU — Charm FASHIONS — Chnm FASHIONS — baoutlfy thalr awn ikln tanai. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Ify. It'i imart to ... NOTICE «r rrahlblilm »f alethnlla kitiiui H« SERVING MONMOUTH COUNTY 0INCE 1864 An Ordlfiane. llflttlni t» {hi Inn. cmwa art htrtk> rtMflxl, net an* blcttiii r«i of^Alnilitillu Never, a.ulliiii I, Thli .rilAinrt ihill til.. GIFT WRAPPED CALL NOW RI 6-0203 •I. .LljjntM In .lh«..TnwniKlivtuhli>t ofi AIAI . •ITrvt IIIIOU Anal rtiuit «n< sttllta. aiB^BBftai fljisBkffjiA BBB^BBBBI HMjBk*Jasi aaaaaa OptR hWoy Iv-Atata from 4iH to ItN lantli, aK IT 1)1 h» tht Town. lion ueorJIng is law, «hli> UnmmlltK •( Ik. To»nahl|> *l NOTIGtj It HERUV OIVBN tkit Ik* • •. p»f MIT rvJH. ivofy Tar r.rtitln* OralssM* ••• lafi*««i*a and ftfllea I, Nsl Mar* than live (l» jiaiifa OR «rit i.s*ln« st a MMIIKI •( •l.narr Hlill taniumallon llc.m.i shall Iha TawnihlWMhl* CMUMIIICHIMIIIM *#?7 ihIkii T.»n. 4iu«« tsd Miiisatltia al ih« iims •tilp of AlliallAlllRlli kiltl itl Ihlhi,Tuwn>hli. 1 > tlM'liia* IkIkti TeimVji •( AllaMlt, 11*11. tali'i «••», «a ih. noihk «•? «f litilon I..' . t»i IIIIIIIS in (or A 1 TUCKER'S !'PL )** •• • •'•!••* r. M,,i nH thai r.UII llcini. IIIUI. rU II? MOA0WAV »ry r»lill itUtiibuMon |ln«ni< ihnll ki LON« IRANCH IAVI I0*/t ON YOUR LAUNDRY CAIN AND CARRY Koup Hun«ra» hi!/ 11490,00) Itollara. Hiitlon I, All oralnanrx .nil MIOIII. mty **»iir *ni k« h«*r«l In Isvar of I J I Mi* ktriltfnrt »*ttit4 which r.lati io nr In «it|t«ilir«a I* Iks •*•••• «|M ia Iha Ii« hi w t dumtrliil llmlUtlN •• Urslmai*. • RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953. Pacp School Board to Get $5,072 Federal Aid Jersey Gty Election May Decide SHREWSBURY — V. S.' Sen. Robert C. Hendrickion hai notified Control of State Democratic Party District School Clerk Lester C. Scott that the board of education SAFEWAVS TRENTON, I • Koshtr — Sptars IS YOUR RUG HEALTHY? he may face a split party in Jersey THE >AUS( City. And divided organizations Coci Cola THAT MfHSHES Pickles normally have difficulty in electing 91:.', 29* their candidates. •AS*KMY HACK CHEMV O. 6. F. for Eggers Heffian 2 ^ 45* • GINGH All Wtston's The Republicans, too, have an Canada Dry CLUlSODA interest in the predominantly Dem- 9 U 43* George Inn ocratic Jersey City, stronghold. They CRAH, ORANGt 7" lie are taking an active part In the White Rock CREAM, RASntRltr 8 bell. "tW* Cookies city election—and they are sup- porting the candidate they fought Orange Soda 2 r 27* four years ago. (AIL IEVERAGES PLUS IOT. pEPOSIT) Former G. O. P. Slat* Chairman Pure-All Vegetable John J. Dlckerson disclosed pub- licly last week something that had CHEESE FAVORITES Regular or Kosher been known since 1949—that Kenny Crisco was elected mayor with Republican help. ILUEMAGI C is k OR IS IT FULL OF Discussing the 1949 Jersey City Cheese Spread 70 Choor •' * t 29* CLIP OUT-SAVE municipal election before a legl* VAN ZIE *M~t~t»+*»<«tm*' 2 Ib pkg. f %|* 4 lative committee, Dlckeraon said TematoJuice WNNYOAWN *CVB27* that "the Republican party. In Hud- Kitchen Craft son county produced for Kenny In CrooaChoooo ™™™* 2,£33« Coffee "WARDS ib<.ngii GERMS? (the) May (city election) and he (Kenny) produced for the Repub- l^affaa AIRWAY fl|. NOI HILL 00. lican party In (the) November" Mild Choddir CHATHAM UAND » 59* If it hasn't had the benefit of Leon's deep down berqatorlal' election. WA UXI bOlfBB Ib beg 01 * Ib. big O&* rtfular price-Sic shampooing we'll bet. it's loaded with disease Kenny does not deny the deal. Swiss Choooo W —05c Redeem thii tpecisl cense" •' 1*"* carrying bacteria. Say* the mayor: Milk CHtMN-EVAFORATED 3 ''uni''49* iteerby SAHWAY testy. "It is no lecret that the Repub> Pahst-ettCheese Fssd^ 27« M /10 1 1 CIMT Ilcan organisation joined with the Your vacuum removes only surface dust and grime Freedom Democrat* in the munici- Oroigo Joioo^o GOLD 2 ','.;; 25* '• To get at the bottom of things your rug feeds pal campaign of 1M» to end the 35-year blight ot Frank Hague. It professional care, thorough cleaning that is guar- was Hague's attempt to return to FROZEN fOODS anteed to make it brighter, last longer and health* power that helped re-elect Drlicoll (AVAIIAIU AT MOST SAFIWAY STORES) ier for you and your children. as far a* Hudson county was con- IEL-AIR 10 ot. cerned. Green Beans HINCH *r R(C. CUT pkg Jersey City's political alliances have chanted In the iwst four HI-AIR 10 si. pkg. CALL "year*. And now the Republicans in Pooo Jersey City sre supporting Frank 4 9 oi. RID RANK Hague Eggera — the man they Froieh Fries P.,,41* helped beat In.lM*. The Hudson county Republican Orange Joiee *•*« 2<."29* 6-2000 2000 organisation is backing Eggera and TOM ATPES HI-AIR 10 at. ««|, O. O. P. State Commltteeman Lias Beans IAIY er FOROHOOK pkg. •>»]• Joshua Ringle Is one of the candi- dates on Eggers' flve-man ticket. FANCY MO RIM TOMATOIS Monmouth County's Oldest end Moit Reliable Rug Cleaner Donald Spence. the Republican FINE FOR SLICING or SALADS on Kenny's IMS ticket, Is running In Yeur Home or In Our Plant for re-election with Kenny. Thr«t, Four or Five) To Carton carton TRY A SAMPLE Dlcktrson'i disclosure of the 44-7* WHITI ST. 110 IANK IMS deal so Infuriated Esses Dem- ocrat* that they proposed that Ken ny be "read out of the Democratic OF OUR NEW party." Essex County Commltteeman Ed L o 11 u c G ^FRESH' CRISP • ICEBERG ward C. Stanton and Committee- woman Mrs. Agnes Haughey blamed four year* of *Q. O. P. rule on Kenny'* shoulders." ib VAN ZEE The Republicans approved of the Bananas DlckeTson-Kenny deal In IMi. At the O. O. P. state convention last ». 12c week his management of the party Potatoes » Jc Celery CHEESE SPREAD for four years was commended. Joshua Ringle told the convention: Onions 3 *«. 13c Rhubarb "What Dlckerson did In 1M» was f RIOAVAIINCUS |k> MOTHER'S entirely proper. It was the duty of Cabbage MtM- eRHN ». y% Oranges "•° 5 35* a atate chairman to make all In- 1 I THURS., FRI., SAT. road*, he could Into the opposition Carrots I*11C Grapefruit •UII O?JUKI » S* party and split It where possible." Legion Pott, Auxiliary SAfSWAY'S Visking-wrapped To See Music Circus 9 SPEEDY CHECK STANDS LEONARDO — The American Legion's Memorial post and it* La- dle*' auxiliary here will sponsor a' trip to the Neptune music circus TO SERVE YOU In August, It waa announced at a meeting of the auxiliary Monday night at the post home on it. M iniroduttory prjc* tonfinutt! near Appleton ave. Mrs. Lllo Vogt was welcomed as a member. The auxiliary will hold OevernHMnt Isiperted •* ouure a rummage sals Friday and Sat- 362 BROAD ST. quality .nd wrapped lor ere* Selected Items For Your Choice urday, Juns S and t, at the Treas- ure Chest In Atlantic Highlands. leclien in Vi»klnt - the 100*4 |Jj. Cern Set for 4 U.M Aluminum Salad Set 11.91 Officer* will be elected Monday, tanitery wrepeln*;. Juno 1. Nominated this week were Copper Watorlnf Can tl.MAluminum Caiterele 11.91 Mrs. Margaret Winter* and Mrs, Painted Watering Can U.f I Aluminum Leiy Suian $4.91 Gladys Smith, president; Mrs. Kay RED BANK See Feed Set Ier • 13.91 Quackenhush and Mrs, Pauline Me- ROUND BONE ., leach Snack Trayi 11.91 Cab*, vice president) Mrs. Char- lb Cern Rite Set $|.M Heike Treyit/iet 4 11,49 lotte Behats and Mrs. Juno Woods, U S. Choice - Bon* In secretary, and Mrs. Ruth Roden Beef Roast Serving Tray I Stand 111.91 Purie Helderi I1.H and Mrs, Join Rumph, treasurer. Wallet. I1.M H HIM Gleve Helderi ti.M FRESH-BONE IN French Pun., 11.00 A $7.MPleylng Cards 11.00 toI7. M RVMMAOB SALE, SOCIAL FREE PARKING Ib. Canaita Shuffler IMI Leather Picture Frame 11.91 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Mon- U.S. CHOICE 12. mouth chapter, Oraer of Eastern Serdlne Server fiJt Ceaiteu, all ttylei t1.M«f) "tar. will hold a rummags sal* Plate Beef *,... RIL | l U I.CHOICI Ni> Trlveti |f« H SIM Sheulderlegi 11.91 A $10.91 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, FOR CfOSS RIB IIOOSaal l AmCyt-leMlsii !"' ib 39t May HU, at M First ave. Chap, 69* Gkiok Booot IK Pepper A Salt Sett II.Of Card Tablet 11.91 tt 111.91 ter member* will hold a eoffe* so. Stswing Laaib 2 *> 25* Engllih HMall 9Uu«i tetefl ||.M clal next Wednesday at t p. m. Beef Brisket '"'I^r »99* at the Masonlo tempi* on Cast f•lATI-IOHml .. HAWTHORMI Qarflela ave. 225 CARS CerniUeef Ti.\^US.CHOICI »1919** Slieeri BOOOB •> 95* I0MI1IIS Stewlsg Bsof U.SCMOICI Frankfnrters See yew Happy Is The Day «. S5i When Backache V SALE AJAX B.q TV Extra CUANMR Goes Away.... wr 1 AT Rie Mwi>en IITRA 17 BROAD ST. — siliesilnt •UVINO vtrf MH• *iss*isllt**iaI i atiaih enrretr*! 'rieai Effective In Safeway COORIN0 asslriM funetkm Slerei hRlVT*f1llilllVelfllfi CMVIN* •In* SML OPIN MIDAYI itrlrrlUUaM *ve !• •« TKurselay, friety end MUM fHtlnpy*) sle*M WABG-TV • c*«^ 7 UNTIL 9 P. M. *lur*ll<> UM< tiiuuthnU •> millions t»t Miy 7*, I* and •*- DAILY 9 re lilO mn It rftn, It'* smsil;* hormtiiii limn SAFEWAY Ire* DO to 2 p.*-Miytl, 13,14,13 (nru-M a Iks llmlleinf WitMtluMssn j (II; We mm* tKe rl*>» )* liwtf tMMItlst Mrs Iw*Vrt «tM*. OH Oiss'i PUb leilsrl RED KGISTBE, MAY 7.1958. Desmond Gouts Monmouth Park Hikes Stake Purses Art Lyons Wins Roberts'3-Run Homer # 0> Two Home Runs; For 1953 Season Opening June 13 Keyport Tilt Tops Red Bank, 4-1 Spotting Sports MONMOOTH PARK - The rich- distribution, (cap. an even richer Bulldogs Win eat jtakes schedule In Monmouth reward this year with four races In Final Frame Park history was announced Tues- for the MX tilted $5,000 over pre- Hurler Hit* Over Ctouti 350-Foot Round Tripper By Runuon Trims Fliers, day by Amory L. Haskell, president vious runnings. They include the of the Jockey club. During the MMolly Pitcher at a mile and a sta- Winning Run in 9th 1 9-5; Farrington days of the June 13-Aug. 10 season, te' \ at $25,000, and the Col- For Leonardo * Fifth Victory Hy Cunningham Fans 11 Batten $370,000 In added money will be ic itakes for two-year-olds, the Inning for 3d Victory distributed In IS stakes, a sub-Mian Woodford, three-year-olds and LEONARDO—A three-run homer THE NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES REGATTA It about five months ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Com- by John Roberts sparked a four- aw»y but last week it received an early plug when it wn announced RUMSON-Sparked by a pair of stantial increase above last yew's the Regret, three and up, all new 1 home runs by John Desmond, Rum- $308,000 dispersal. at $20,000. The six furlongs of theing from behind with three runs in run third inning which was respons- that the world ! fastest motorboat, Slo-Mo-Shun IV, ii slated to compete the last two Innings the Tigers ible for Mlddlctown township high Matawan Halts son high school handed Neptune its Headlining the new schedule Is Mist Woodford will be run July 1 lit the river elastic here.' Sfth successive setback, 9-5, Friday the Monmouth Oaks for three-year- 2», ten days prior to th* $50,000 caused a major upset Friday after- school's baseball team halting Red Evm though the "Sweep*" it approximately M wceka away afternoon In a Shore Conference old nm«s, up Mm f»,000 a year Monmouth Oaks, and it becomes a noon when Coach Rosy Inn's nine Bank, 4-1, Friday -afternoon on Toms River, 9-1 from th« lnlUal starting gun, ken Ii something fw »o com- encounter here. ago to a new standard of $80,000. natural stepping stone to these handed Keyport Its first lacing, 44, the Lion diamond, mittee to float over. It's ttmet o start taking the ban by the Desmond was. the heavy willow Under this endowment th* Oaks longer and richer honors. - In a Shore Cpngerence game. The defeat dampened the. hopes MATAWAN—Prank Parlello. wltk home with aome early action In bragging about the boat owner swinger as he drove in two runs becomes the richest race ever Nominations to th* 1953 Mon- Art Lyons, Tiger chucker, went for a secoqd Shore 'Conference four hits In four trips to th* plat*, listing the Bed Bank regatta aa one of hli stopover* when corn- and scored three tallies, His twoscheduled at Monmouth Park, and mouth Park stakes schedule are to the route for the victors and held crown for Coach* Tom Phlpps and sparked a M Matawan high school round-trlppers marked the first attractive to th* leading members close June 1. The complete lineup the hard-hitting Red Raiders to his Buccaneers, who have tasted victory over Toms River Thursday lag eaat to compete la the rammer regatta. Ave hits. He put eight batters down three defats in seven outings. John Paul B. Sawyer, Rochester, N. Y., one of the nation'* top Inboard time that feat ha* been accom- of the sex and age group In train- of events follows: afternoon on the Huskies' diamond. pUshed in theShore, Conference Ing. The distance also has been June IS, $15,000 Oeeanport Han- on strikes and failed to Issue a free Gallagher hurled the Lions to, their Mttawan's heavy bats went to hydroplane driven, will pilot the speedy craft in It* defense of the Gold this season. pass to the initial sack. Lyons had fifth victory by holding Jhe' Buc- Cup on Lake Washington In Seattle, Wash., Sunday, Aug. 1 According advanced a sixteenth-mil* to a mile dicap, S and up, t furlongs. work on a trio of Tom's River Don stiller started for the Fliers, and a furlong, a sterner tost for June 17, $18,000 Omnibus Handl only one bad frame—the Atth—In caneers to a quarter of blngles. chuckkers for ten- hits. Gill Wil- to Stanley S. Sayres, Seattle, owner of Slo-Mo-Shun IV and V, Sawyer and was chased off the hill before sophomore Allies. It will be runcap, 3 and up, 1 and 1-8 miles. which he Was tagged for three runs. He fanned five and gave up only bur started for the Inditna,and last- will also race the craft in other leading regattas this summer. the Inning was over. Coach Ray Aug. 8, final Saturday of the sum- June 30, $10,000 Regret Handicap, Atlantic Highlands scored, first intwo walks. • ed one and two-thirds Innings. Steve Prominent In motorboat racing, both outboard and inboard Kusava sent Paul Measure to re-mer meeting. 3 and up, Allies, and mares, • fur- the fourth chapter when a lone run Bobby Seward, Red Bank ace, Bousli came on the- mound next place Miller, and after a shaky crossed the plate. Tony Papa wu on the hill for the losers. With tor almost two decades, Sawyer i a tall, slender spottamaa, was Both the Monmouth Handicap longs. and he stayed three and two-thirds start he settled down to give up for older horses at a mite and a June 34, $15,000 Longfellow Han- walked, pllfsred second, advanced a little hitting by hli teammates frames, being smacked for four the ftrst driver to pilot a limited clasa craft ever It* m.p.h. when live hits In Ave and one-third in quarter and th« Sapling Stakes for dicap, 3 and up, on* mil* (turf). to third when Jim Snyder grounded he might have pulled the game out blngles. Garry Applegato finished Ma Me class Alter Ego flew through the ene-mlte trap at SaHon nlngs. two-year-olds it six furlongs are Jun* 37, $25,000 Molly Pitcher out and scored on Carmine Davlno's of the fire. Seward gave up al* the tilt, giving up four hits. Sea, CaL, Nov. IT, 1M0, at an average of 11S.MS mp.h. He la Th* Filers started out with a valued this year at $30,000, a $5,000 Handicap, J and up, fllllis and error on Ronnie Bahr'a roller tobits, struck out four and walked Don Marvel, who in his last start the current holder of the tM competitive flve-mlle record of qulek spurt In their first licks, hike over the 1MB season. Th* for-mares, 1 and 1-16 miles, shortstop. two. , fired a no-hit game, went the rout* when they took the lead, 4-0. mer always hsa proved a strong July 1, $20,000 Select Handicap, Keyport took over the lead, 3-1, Tha'BUGS had men on the bags for the Huskies, giving up six hits, ^ nm w.pJi. also set in Alter Ego at Helton Sea In 1*81. Measure grounded out to start the magnet for sttkes stars along th* 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs. with three rum in the top of the.on several occasions but failure to Including a pair of slnrles by Bob Rounding out Bayres' entry In IMS unlimited competition, th* Seat- inning but John Clark inserted new eastern seaboard, its winning line- July 4, $30,000 Colleen SUkes, 2- Afth. Hal Shumock and Jerry Tra- hit in the clutches didn't help the Bradley. Marvel struck out Hi In- tle businessman stated that Lou Fageol, Kent, O., would again,drive life with a triple to right field and up listing such modern names as year-old Allies, B<4 furlongs, bucco beat out successive bunts and run production. Late in the ball dians and walked four. Slo-Mo-Shun V, as he has done for the past two years. Fageol la known Oeorge Weber received a walk, Ron- Lucky Draw, Round View, Tide July 8, $10,000 New Jersey Fu- scored on singles by Davlnb and game (he Phippsmen started a ral- The Huskle* had tht ball gam* as one of the all-time greats in inboard motorboat racing. nie Rlaua singled to score Clark, Rlpi, Three Rings, Greek Ship, turlty, 3-year-olds (Jersey Foals), LoPresto. Davlno, who made second ly but a quick double play by Mld- won In the first two frames whea Sawyer recently visited Seattle and took his Orst ride la Us and after Run Smith fanned, Arise and One Hitter. Th* Sap-Stt furlongs. on a wild throw, completed the path dlctown snuffed out a good oppor- scoring three' runs in each Inning. new charge. He will return to the West Coast June 1, tospen d Mickey Smith connected for a four- ling Stakes, always one of th* moit July 11, $20,000 Lamplighter Han- on LoPresto'a single. tunity. Single runs in each of th* last bagger to make the count 4-0. keenly contested event* of the rac-dicap, 3-year-olds, 1 and 1-11 miles. The Tiger* then rallied to knot Middletown scored all of Ita runs three Innings' completed Matawan'a the summer In Seattle "getting the feel" of the "IV" aad leant* the count with two runs in the lag Ma every eccentricity," Bayres said. Runuon came right back in itsing year and a major rung on the July 15, $15,000 Salvator Mile, 3 In the third after Gallagher ground' scoring. half of the frame to score five runs Juvenile ladder, waa xun In twoand up, one mile. sixth on a single by Bill Heard, an ed out, second to.first. Al Canonlco Tom* River spoiled a Marvel The Slo-Mo-Shuns, victors In th* last three Gold Cup race*, fsee and take the lead, 5-4. Bruce divisions a year ago, Laffango and July 18, $15,000 Tyro Stakes, 2- error by Faldutlon Bob Leonard's drew a, walk, which was followed shutout in the sixth chapter with a strong challengers in the premier motorboat tit* Una year, according Johanemann and Aumack received Deadlocked becoming twin winners. year-old eolts-geldlngs, • furlongs. roller, a single by Papa and Jimby John Miner's single to left field. run scored on Bob Brad!ey"a single to Seattle Gold Cup officials. Already entered as challengers are* the walks. George Campbell popped out Like the Monmouth, it Is a carry- July 33. $15,000 Rumson Handi- Snyder's double. Jim Schulthets was safe when Jim after Bruce Wllber and John Park- new Gale III, owned by Joseph Schoenlth, Detroit; Albtn ration's Miss to first hue but Russ Wheeler over from old Monmouth, Park cap, 3 and up, 6 furlongs. A blooper single scored th* win-Richardson failed to hold a high er received walks. Great Lakes II, and a catamaran-hulled 33-footer, Etta, owned by reached first on Miller's' error. Sal ning run In the Aaal Inning after fly torigh t center and Canonlco Oeorge Sarant, Freeport, N. Y. days. . July 25, $30,000 Monmouth Han- MATAWAN Bertolaml threw wild attempting ' Another Interesting change In thedicap, 3 and up, 1 and 1-4 miles. Tom Derby doubled. Lyons then crossed the rubber to the play. Moeh pre-race speculation haa centered around three new to pick Johanemann off third, the chased over the winning marker Roberta then- cracked a long MeQuirrie. If. AB R H latter scot,lng on the mlscue. Au- stakes lineup finds the Choice July 28, $20,000 Miss Woodforl, Detroit craft being buUt this spring with the Oald C*p race In Btakes for three-year-olds retaining 3-year-old Allies, 6 furlongs. with hi* short single. blow to left field which bounced mack was tossed out on Desmond's LoPresto went all the way for mind. The three boats, aa yet not entered In the Mg race and fielder's choice, and Dave Wheeler Its usual $28,000 value but dropping Aug. 1, $25,000 Choice Stakes, 3- off a car over the road and cleared FarleUoyt .lb In distance to a mile and one- year-olds, 1 and 1-8 .miles. the Raiders, absorbing sis hits, the base paths. The circuit smack Piniem, cf. with no performance data, are Miss United States, owned by scored brother Rues and Desmond while felling to get a single man DeNardo. 2b on a single, Fred Ciambrone and eighth, a furlong, shorter than pre Aug. 5, $15,00i Long Branch Han- traveled 330 feet. F«d«le, 3b George Simons, Detroit; Such Crust V, being built by Lea Stew viou* runnings. It ia expected to dicap, 3 and up, 1 and 1-18 miles. on strikes and passing two. Red Bank scored Its lone tally Vinci, >• Tom Newman walked to lead the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS derbach, Bay City, Mich., for Jack Schafer, Detroit, and an un- bass paths. Lanky Doug Farring- draw larger fields under its new Aug. 8, $50,C00 Monmouth Oaks, in the top of the fourth. .'Ralph Lansaro, rf. AB R Soldo went to Arat after being hit •Ronto named craft being built by Joe Taggsrt, the Canton, Ohio, vet* ton jingled to score Wheeler and route. , 3-year-old Allies, 1 and 1-8 miles. Lette, 2b. I Berbrlek. cf. era* and present holder of the seven litre •ve-mlle record nude Ciambrone as Newman was out at- Fillies and mares, alwatys well Aug. 10, $30,000 Sapling Stakes, Heard, If. 3 by a pitched ball. Gene Booth Sullivan,' If ;.'...... tempting to reach third. treated in Monmouth Park's stakes 2-year-olds, I furlongs. Leonard, tb. I grounded to second to force Soldo, tnalsTommyann. , Papa.. cf. • •« ....-'• S but Booth stole the keystone sack Snyder,' lb. ' .. .- 3 TOMS RIVER This, the 47th running of the Gold Cup race, will be held on a Sun- Neptune tied the score in the B«hr, rf :. 1 Bud Dupree then connected for a day for the flrst time In recent years. Laat year th* event drew approxi- top of the second on two Jingles Turner, n 3 single to left field to score Booth, Wllbert 2b mately 100,000 spectators. Many Seattle residents who work Saturday* and a walk. Measure opened with a N* J. Track Introduced First Derby; Derby, t _ 3 Falvo popped out to short and S. Applefc-ate, Ib. « ...... walk and then Risa and Weber ldons, .p. s Parker, ef. .... '. requested that the event be held Sunday to enable them towitnes s th* Seward filed out to right field to Bradley, rf. „ .....V..... racing spectacle and Gold Cup officials compiled. singled. 2« snap the scoring threat. The game, Orecer, If. .„. Back fatFebruary , a dipping waa sent t* this earner from » Runuon took over the lead again Paterson Held Initial One in 1864 KIVPORT one of the fastest played in Shore Prsnl, <>., tb la the bottom of the Inning after AB Conference competition, wu com' Oerreteon, e. chap In Seattle, It read: "The worlds fastest beats-Seattle's Campbell walked, Russ Wheeler Cottri.lt lb. ...» I Sliapun. Ib.' _ „ By HORACE WADE are permitted to atart, conditions Eastmond. t • 3 pleted In about 90 minute*. 5jSr*lf"rt> —• two Bto-Mo4huns-wUl be competing In the Red Bank, H. *, singled to left and Desmond con- which are not permitted under true Raynor, If. » • I RED BANK Wilbur, v The Kentucky Derby, with an "' unlock, 3b 3 regatta this tummer. nected for his round-tripper, unbroken string of runnings, ex- Derby standards, when a Derby AB R Bowli, p, Desmond's second homer waa Trabueco, cf 3 Brenner. 2b., •• ...... ••Wailtbwikl "This was announced yesterday by Greater Seattle, Inc., a civic tending sll the way back to 1ST8winne, r 1* expected to became a Davino, i 3 Soldo. ••. •••Woodi ..7..... group which has taken over sponsorship of the two boat*. Slo-Mo-Shun belted to left field In the fifth with is one. of the nation's oldest and valuable addition to th* bloodlines Jouneau, rf...... 1 Bcotti, lb. IT. i ao runners on the paths, of th* nation. Mullaney, lb...... Booth, cf. • ..... 8 IV haa broken the world speed record twice, currently holding th* most glamorous races. Thsre's Falduti. lb. .".*«. 1 Dupree, c _... •Filed out for Pamara In Ith Standard at 17I.4S7 mites per hour. Slo-Mo-Shun V Won the Gold Cup Farrington went all the way forgold in the name of Demy, and the The Arat Derby winner—Norfolk LoPrata, p. I ..... 3 the Rumsonians, dishing out a Falvo. 3b "Struek out. for Bsuili in Itk IB INI but relinquished th* trophy last year to her twin lister." Kentucky'classic annually compels —wa* never beaten, and he was Seward, p :.z i • •••Popped out for Sehwelgert half dosen hits, fanned 11 andthe Interest of New Jersey fans, later sold to Theodore Winters for X* Accent. If. ... 3 MsUwan I 3 I • t I 1—1 If nothing else, yon can art boat enthattasts on tho West walked sis. Atlantic Hishlanda .... a 0 » 1 » 3 Rlchirdion. rf. :... > * Tome River. * * * * I 1 •—1 whose own regard for. th* sport then unheard of 115,000, shipped Radellffe. rf. .: , "", 1 Two-kato kite—Fariello (J). Fioil. Ceast got oat the maps to see just where Bed Bank la heated. NRPTUNB has bten whetted through a liberal Keyport • • • • I • •—3 AB R to California to. there enter the Zellmanru lb _ ..... 1' Jaeriaee-^Frank. Double play*—Vlsel to' Two-ban Hits—8n>dtr. Otrby. Struck •AquaroB. ... 1 "•"anlo to Farlelle. Struck out by Mar- What dees It meant . It mesuu well have a an* regatta hero Htsiiirt, a education at the state's three mod- stud. Among bis top sons-was Em- out by Lrona i. Ban* on balli off Lo- Cjsrk, 1b. p. ern race- courses—Monmouth,' Gar- vel II, Wilbur 1. Appltnte 1. Basea tale summer If the regatta eewustttee *tart* the hatt raffing Im- peror of Norfolk and The Casr and Proito I. Uwplrta—Coluecl. U)Blondo. "™ * on balls off Marvel 4. Wilbur I, Boaala Wekor, If. den Stat* and Atlantic City. El Rio Key, the Utter" pair un- 1. Hit, off Wilbur B tat l-B*lnttaK mediately Instead of waiting a count* of months before tha Rises, cf. beaten. It ••usll f in I I-l Innlnfi, ApplesaU 4 Salt*, e. It Is not generally known, how- MIDDUROWN It 1 Innlnai. Uilns pitcher Wllkur. Vat- n Shonaaa. 1b. ever, that to Hew Jersey tracks lies In the Initial running of th* Jer-The Great Moto plrea—Sullivan, Poet. If there are that many type gold cup boata around th* United BerteUari. lb AR Vs» Neit, rt » the honor of having Introduced the sey. Derby, Zeb Ward's Tipperary Canonlco. tb. — Mat**, «* think the committee should go aftor '*m right away, fsal out name "Derby" to' Vat American turf, AnUhed second. His rider waa aIn Mat Show Miner, e „....».. .» the owner* and drivers lust aa towha t interest they hsve earning to Sehultheii, If. . '. '' — 3 with the Arst- New Jersey derby Negro jockey,. born a slave, and Rbrt,Roberte,. 3b .:..^-^l Cavalier Scores compete In th* Red Bank regatta. Get those chaps on th* dotted line Inaugurated at Paterson, under the never given any other name than ASBURT PARK — One ef the £»»».«». early, Of course, some always cancel plans a few days before, but If IS greatest athlttes to come out of 2 RUMSON auspices of the Paasale County Ag- 'Abe." Eagle and Kentucky fin- Falk, rf.. everyone la contacted they might get right on the circuit band wagon. post war Japan, th* Great Moto, BckiofBkif . lbb . : .... 3 Hole-in-One AB * ricultural association. Th* state ished third and fourth, respectively, Snyder, 'ft _ Attar all, that's why th* regatta waa awttehed from August to Septem- is additionally rich In such racing it marking the only defeat ever will be featured at th* Convention Gallaiktr, p. ber, toge t on th* racing circuit suffered by Kentucky in his 31hall tonight when th* grappler '.'".. I ALLAIRE-Leo Cavalier Joined Aumack. rf. ...„ and breeding traditions, however, th* charm circle of hole-ln-on* Then were dlasppslatateats wet year beeana* of the tack Bankell, lb for at Paterson also was contested races. takes oa Clyde Steve* In th* main 14 Wkeeler, as. bout of a wrestling show. •Finck Mt for RlekaroMn In'sth golfers over th* week-end at Spring of big beats, tat the regatta waa saved from the "tcapo" tag the Arst New Jersey St. Leger, the tholea' It __- ••Pinch hit for tallnaa in 7tk Meadow Country dub when he dates going all tb* way back to Th* Derby waa renewed in 1MB, •••Ran for Radcliftt In 7th wham the Uteabte tech hydroptaaee stele the what* show wham Wheo'eV as*. ZZZZZZ Middlotowa _ ••«••• dunked In an ace on the JJO-yard, Giasskraaa. If.. MM, nearly M years ag°- and won by Richmond, ridden by Uth hole with a No. 4 wood. far petals for the Jafee trophy and the natlsnal ehaav Newman, ef. J. "Abe," wall* In ISM Merrill waa Red Bank . .••«!*• •—t B. a. Recognised racing in New Jersey Home run—Robtrti. Struck Cavalier'* dream shot cam* while began May 36, INI, more than flv* home In front, and in 1MT Monday ScwarSoward 24., OallaskGatafhtrn I1. BaUaiptmi an •Atakstball - Playing with Bill Anderson, Harry eptaes whan John hT. Klpp, Id, was hurt seriously la a crash. U 9 week* prior to the Battle of Gettys- showed the way. tino, Esidlo. Howie and Bill Kogan. Nick Padu- My Sweetie, piloted by D/Eath, eapsbed and eaneed a CMBM ef fcamon I I II I t > . burg, and these original meets were The success of th* Paterson meet- ano carded low gross over tha htaathtailng await** far apietatsrs. Neptune 4 I I I I • •—t held at Paterstfn, three races dally ing resulted In the promotion week-end when hi toured th* links Mean Runs—Demand m, Smith. being presented during the course other track*, and Paterson, which Seaboard Loop with a classy Tl. Al Welraun wu Now is the Urn* toreall y start working and pushing th* regatta on Tkrao-htM kit—Clark. Hlte off Farrins- of a three-day meeting. The aprlng had been the very first association second wlthaTS. th* road tosuccess . It waa two years ago it was voted a* th* beat re- imllll Innlnsi, Miller 1 in 2-1 In. seslon proving signally successful, •tlngt, Meaiure a In I t-l Innlnn, Utruek In th* country to establish reeog- Jo* Stevenson of Beacon Hill ggatt a of th* season. Net onlyy that, but It Is on* of th* traditional "Big•»» or Farrlmton tl, ky Mtaiura 7. the Passalc County Agricultural as- nised stakes, wa* forced to bow Opens May 16 tta Baaoa on kalli off Farrinirton 4, off Mil- sociation ran an autumn meeting Country club haa entered the Shore Throe" ef speedboat regattas. \ ter 4, oft Measure I. Unpirei—Carkart, before the stern competition of Th* Seaboard divldon' of th*Amateur championships to b* of three days, during which ten such courses as Saratoga and race* were run. Thto meet also Monmouth County Uttl* league played here, and Is listed u top SHOBT SNOBTB FBOM •POBTS-G*** Da iqn Jarom* Park, and aoon passed out will open Its loop competition Sat- favorite of the tourney. Stevenson ef Harold Hotmaa high acheel's I ia i attracted fan* from all over th* of th* pltcur*. With it went th* Potter Announces East, and a far more ambitious urday. May 1«, with two gams* hold* the Spring Meadow eoune a* n baseball crab that Coach Tamsay Phtpp* ef Bed I Jersey Derby, a race which, with listed for th* curtain raiser. record with a torrid H Th* Beacon ••-• Mentor Pfclpps started whlpftag DthrmaU when he program was planned for th* fol-a kinder fat*, might today hav* t lowing year. Five team* will operate in thoHill golfer I* known as a "good id at Keyport. "Pappy- "- eaa"e t* the Bed Balden far tve Tennis Schedule brought to New Jersey the fame Seaboard bracket which will In- reader of the green*," and because roan anaadd haa been riding the beacb h with tha Norfolk First Winner which Is-attendant upon its Ken- clude Fair Haven Orioles, Little of hi* terrific putting ability ht'll yean. Thaf s what we'd cacalnl th thee "Master of the Governors,' Harold Potter, coach of Red The first Jersey Derby waa than tucky counterpart at Churchill Silver, Shrewsbury, Rod Bank Elk* top Mted tmtUur la Harness racing Is taking a greater hold on New Jersey resident* Bank high school's netmen and decided oa th* opening day of th* Downs, and St. James. Twenty games will than ever before If entries in the trotting and pacing race*, which fea- scheduling ehlef of th* Centrsl Jer- spring meeting, Jun* T, MM. - Th* Probably th* closest thing to a be played. MoV — sey Tennis league, announced laat conditions called for th* subscrip- 'Derby" In New Jersey today I* Mr*. Mary Windl* and Mrs. ture tha annual New Jersey Fair, are any criterion. Twelve races have At a meeting Tucsdsy night, Nancy Byrnes carded 101 and 18, beta scheduled by Norman L. Marshall, race secretary, for tour day* In week th* date for the all compet- tion of |M for each nominee, with th* l«0M Cnoic* Itake* at Mon- Francis Chamsroy was elected September'and nearly 80 Jersey owners of horses have entered th* var-ing team* for the 1M1 campaign. 11,000 added by the racing associa- mouth Park, restricted to three- respectively, In th* women'* dlvif The Ore** Hal* halrman of th* divldon. Repre- ious race* which make up the program. Each team will oppose each other tion. There wer* 33 subscribers year-olds and reduced In distance sentatives of th* teams are Msgr. and 12 starters, the race being won this season to a mile and a furlong. Richard Aaehettm* at tl« Branch ave. waa en* of ftvoNo w twice during the aeaaon, alternating Moto ranks with the best In th*Joseph T. Casey and Dick Norta, INDIAN OAhiE SET "^ Jersey men Initiated Into the Pershlag Btasa Honorary Military on courts, eacept for Freehold, by Robert A. Alexander'* Norfolk It I* too bad that th* Jersey Derby wrestling business and la unde- St. James; la Brestow, Red Bank Maternity at Pennsylvania Military college. Men waa recently which currently Is without adequate a son of Lexington, trained by thehas gone, Ilk* Hiawatha: "In thefeated in 12 years aa th* Sumo Elks; Bob Winflild and AI Werner, RUMBON-Th* Toms Rlver-Ruav In Pntabargb, Pa., where the PMC chapter ef Peraalag Bate* facilities. Freehold will travel forNegro trainer, Ansel and ridden by glory of th* sunset, In th« purple champion of Japan. Moto wear* Ma Uttl* Sliver, and Francis Chame- son high school baseball gam*, can- rampKud wltk 18 other college chapters from Ptna*|lv«n*a, all of Its scheduled encounters. J. Lewi*. The dlatanc* waa the mtsU of evening," for It would have roy and Ernest Boskey, Fair Havtn true Derby distance of a mil* and luxurious orltnUI robes when ho celed Tuesday afternoon kcauaVof Marytsad, Delaware, Virginia and the District of CehsmMa M TUB SCHEDULE been a notable event to compel the enters th* ring, as only Sumo Orioles. rain, wlll_be played on th* Bull- fogtanal drill and rig* cempettMea. PMC wsa two IIIBIHH tot a half, which waa run In l:Mtt admiration of th* turf glob* and RID BANK Today that distance ha* been champions can wear this regalia. Opening games will pit Fair Ha- dog fleld Thursday, May SI, accord. ' having the beat entry la the basic caaajaay drill aadth* ad- I—Aebury Park, Away annually concentrated attention Opposing Moto will .be Clyde ven against Uttl* Silver and R*dKg to an announcement by Ath- vanced trick drtu. shortened in th* Kentucky Derby to 11 ——ffWll fjltl MdtBMS anew an th* stat* aa a racing and Steves, a fortnar V. 8. Navy Bank Elka against St. Jams*. letic Director Joseph Roaatl. II—Princeton, Hems a mil* and a quarter, and geldings breading atronghold, Horace Wad*, publicity director at Monmouth Park, started tho II—Askury Psrk. Howe champion. Th* bout Is scheduled torn tern promotional drums beating laat week ... A new recreational It—PrlKMtan, Away for on* fall with a one-hour time mntor tor M.P. stablemen baa been Installed for th* mooting which II—Bed Bank Catholic, Hoaij Jeneyitea Win Pfa limit. Carl MendenhalTs Fourth Inning atarta Jun* II, complete with Mlllard table*, telivlslon and othor r*er*a- Jacobs Hardware Alto slated la a team match with tlonal activities. Trainers also will have their own headquarter* on th* Mitch two out of throa toll* required. Tho hack stretch wher* they may play cards, writ* *r lounge about when ASMttV PARK Crown In GemhUjr team of Chuck Morgan and tho t-«*d Bank H. K, H*m* Triumphs. 9-2 Round Tripper Beats Lions, 2-1 their morning training chores are over , ... General Manager Edward "» OERMANT-Th* J«H*Jr1te*-a Sibra Kid will moot Carlo* Free- J, Bronnan, Philip Ieriln, treasurer of M.P., and Mr. Wad* returned to »—••«« •fS"*". Away man aad Jack Livingston. II—FrMkald, Hoait women's bowling team osmpoMd of SHREWSBURY-Jacobs Hard- MANA8QVAN — Manaaquan' Th* winning tun cam* In. tha thdr desk* aftor a brief Kentucky Derby vacation. Whtl* at Churchill JJ-f * Jjjk H. I., Away A special bout will pit Shipwreck Down* they distributed stakes blanks for Monmouth'* meeting . . . three women from Rod Bank, one war* defeated Little Silver Boy*' high school jumped It* toughest fourth when M*nd*nhdl connected from HlghtstowB, on* from Can*- dub, M, In a contest hit* Mon- K*lly against Irlih jack Dillon. hurdl* In Its march for th* Bhor* with one ef OallaghtrVfat pltchM Camdra track not*—watchmen In th* atabt* area have b**n provided PmkoM Hoaw Natch i Th* U.S.O. bensfH U dated to walkie-talkies, with wave length* adjusted to nearby police cars. In th* II—UUMM IraneliIran , Horn. den and one from Teaas—won th* day. Th* Hardware crew racked Conference diamond tltls Monday for his four-baggsr Into right wa- Il-Kod lanank Catkollt, Away KsrUruhe Amsrlcsn Wosua'a club atart at » p. m. afternoon when the Big Blue *dg*d ter field. emnt of Ore, quick response would be mad* to curb dsmag* and *av« It—PrtBMtonton,, Away up a Ion* run In th* Initial tram* thoroughbreds. bowling league champion htr* re- and thin acorod thru runs each Mlddlitown townihlp hl|h Khoot, Gallagher Buffand Mi nrit Ion PP.INCBTON cently, H, In on* of th* top•Mounter * SBBTJKBW JasAaaJLaaaB* sBafl WaVak aTaWllw BB/aaAAJftJ SB^oBaaaWlaBamaW^ lam av*» eaVmaaaV S*v*nty4v* n th* third and th* ilxth In- In five outings. He struck out thros, IHw fJMMBBBB) Wt IRV oWwBHT JtwfJIV PBwlWBflBjBBBBj HI MB) wSsTBB] NISI peted. played thla season. getf toaraameat when the ^Bleod Bank" toarwry waa hold at ning*. A pair of tallies la tha Shore Conference walked thne and hit two batter*. VrtWs The Red Bank plnntrs w«f* Mr*. MVinth computed tho victors' total. Catcher Carl vMend*nhall Havlland put down its en strike* in* Moamaath Country crab rteeatly. Hob maot have had a slammed out a IXMoot nund trip- roag- h Mm* oa th•'e fairway•• s aad• grot* *i beta*** the sport* aertba * William .B. Uary, oapUIn; Mr*. Uttl* fillvsr Boys club scored and ga»e up only on* free ttekot Donald Fay and Mrs. Jama* Mor- wa ruaa la tb* top of th* oavsnth per In th* fourth Inning for the to th* Initial tack. atekod ay aad failed to post a card. MaJ. B. EtauaUrf ris, Th* other m*Btb*» ar* air*. margin of victory and protected VSBBSBB wsammnfih tatUft. a% «—-**- •** dhdaBal »!••••• ^* -» mm to spoil a shutout for John Bruno, LEONARDO B BBB> tat BBBBf BOTIBPW WBBBg BB • BPVd fa» *0BBfV* BBBVBJBBjBJ BBBBJBJBF WBJBJBJBJ BJBf John Un*« of HlghUtown, Mrs. I,Man, MeNaughton and Mam ktanisquan's unboatea '61 ncord. ABB tor-way Ma with MaJ. I. W. Darkta, JthaCBarkal*w7 cap*. RED BANK CATHOUC J. Turon, Camd«n, and Mr*. John war* th* heavy swingers for th* iBBtawaa t, Fr*iksM • (M taaga.) Th* lou mapped a five-gam* win^nenlco, Sk . 4 • «. DalaaNa aad I. Tagtalrla* posMag Wa with MM at* ef their I—FreekeM, Mena Hamilton ef Teia*. Bach m*«b*r wlaairs, with thru hit* loch, Mruk of th* Uons, whll* It gav* Mia, Vlrtaa Baaittoacopaod MM warn*** dtvWea ll-Prlneetgn, Away of th* team received a trophy,. Th* the Big Blue Ita fourth win of tho I * tl—Lms foaife, Away local pinners, who ar* la Oersnany 1AQOBI HARDWARg Oroop campaign, oaoripbte two ggares whoa her aftero wa* oompated. EBm OB- II—Freehold, Home ABR H [HUB. If FraekaM Name Matck with their husbands, ar* *ip«ct«d W John Gallagher and Frank Havl- [ajh, rf i: hnlia wa* ucoad with a Ill-H-W. JJ—fcen* Brsseh, Hone to return to R«d Bank this suav land find axcillmt ball In giving Brklof, Ib Athlotto Director Frank J. Pingitor* of Rod Bank high school had II—M Bsak M. 8., Away mir. Inyiler, M II—Princeton. Home three-hit porformancu. Th* leu • switch la plan* for a knee operation ho wu to undergo Tuesday of wu tougher lo lak* for th* Lion tat w**k. One of th* medico discovered thrombephldHtli In Frank'! Aikury Psrk, Mom* ;«ja*Wii . UNO BRANCH chucker u h* wu th* victim of an i) Vaufhaa tat and advised a d*lay In th* cartilage removal —Prlnteton. Away removal, Frank has bout at «tf Menuopane Vnwated unearned run In the flrst Inning If I I Ms homo applying hot towel* and enjoyinng soap opera*, "TV program* Nrataae _ whin Manasauan ' scored without MAMAIQVAM •ad toltphea* call*,.. Not* to th* Rod Bank hlghiglh Khool championship In BowlingTouraey TomaBlvop lha iM of a hit. ABB B •afo toam-on* of jmr top rootors toII ""I a't ~Rlv*rvi« w hospital"1. Ho * Dutch Nichols naehod Ant whsn Uthala, lb .....«,.-™. Ill Join rtrritU, outtodton at th* high ochool. John would brpltastd and TBANBOK-A n*w nadir took UTTt* IILVBR BOYB' OIAI•i Bu u rathen, lb , IlI l ovtr tho aINvsnts division In th* Alan Bckiof droiptd a peg from lytrt, Ik i. „ 1 I • happy If a taw of you «agws dropped In to say hollo. H* tooiaotto d John Robert*, Nlokola th*n pll* to ko told up far Mveral weeks and whan out of th* hospital, h*'d b* only major ehang* In Ik* Mth an- itnsnltr, Ik, HoAnan' nual New Jsrsey Bowling associa- LBiuM^lk, , ....*" 1 * (end jecond, Jack Brother* happy If you paid Mm a visit at Church at., Rumson, opposite th* gram- I, Bruno, p, .. AM. HlgfcklMM grounded out and Bckiof threw to el ,...... ,!...... «...... Mr aehool, John helped to cheer you eag*rs to a towcrowns , so how tion championships thlt past w**k- IS*, If, Run glVllfli H t(t^4ee •I | ftkout helping to chter him bak to th bt f hlthT •nd. ,»M». ,• third attempting to nab Nichols, Btkolik'M, rf I I hdplng ta chaor Mm back to tho but at health? 'elakelmn, a, J I Pi but hi* throw missed Ita mark and Havllsnd, p „.. I • ChaiUel 8ylv*st*r Murlane of Boonton loshetli, Ifc, Nichols galloptd homo with th* atlsMoa™^^X«W&V&££&,, wW oaoo Hag, II—Prlnteton, Away deposed Jo* Menssopan* of Red , rf al markar. May MX Frsakel* Hams Mati" 'k ' Buk ai rulsr of th* all-*v*at* i, n, , .,,..,„, •• J«f« JW.Jf»..M. T\?r*__•..> IA Tag mldoaai trM aow havo a BOW oat- II—Aihary Park, Awl a* Th* Uona cam* light back with v M for MoMnwtM h Park .freehold Howie ranks, Murlano compiled 1,MO, an tquallur In thdr half of th* Ml a, strwk wit Csavttottll i sW WJ ^ TS-pIn Uad over runnsrup Msnsso- 4 II Uenard* ll» Ml «—I II—tins Brass*, Aw irdwars ,„ I.II. . Tom* Biver at Hotmaa second frame, Bob Falk wu hit SBBBSBBBslsBBBBBB>ajURJBj AA BBlsBBBi1 nSBBatBaBf Maniiq«an „ 110 101 s-l Man* rum havo bun booming In ahor* CWftrimo tamn alnc* tht M pan*, In th* all-*viati, Minuopan* viuk ...,»,.J,I. v i I—I by on* of H»vll»nd'i plteh*d ball* oaoalng gong, Round trtpperf paving th* way In recent victories roes ||» tolaltd mt ree.iaio hits—Maiaa, NfotHaa al Paint Ptusani to dart tha frame, and stolt s«c- Home rum — Nindtshalli HairlUceai ft* thV-Carl Mcnaanliall1* nips Mlddlstowni John Roberts' b*at Red kflrn, two.kai* ,t«,J«-Vr... t*»U.,... ' Mayirs, Doable aleyn (Jallaaher is s>k. Mana, Hlli nff Biuna I ln 1 Innlnsi, ond a* Beblcf whlffnd, Jim Snydir lof tu Mlnir, Mtruek 'out by Havllsn* Bank; John Osmond's pair help* difoat N*ptun*i Tom Inydtr't trlmi Tid Atkinson was th* ton Jockey Rob (T«) tammli, outflitdir on «»«OmlSs 1 i» 1 InnNlj^ ili'ujk eut Ti> 1n INI Ttd Wllllami look Irlpli (hen popptd lo Mtndinhill for th* Lak*wood| Millar and SUphsnson hit em te nip Mlddlsttwn, Farlello for the third time at Hlalsah when tht Branded untvmity busball Coils 4, Basea en of J, Bruit* crown honoiw. Ho led th* American lioond out and Oallaghir spollid I, (lillashei I, Baiaa «* balls •» Ma«|. tfji OM against Rod Bank. Bight la all, aiayb* that'f jwt a tow.h* rod* IT winner* during tho of> land «. Usll.srisr J. Milky pltchor kt squad, plan* to bocem* a rabbi kt Uagut la batting—(,IM). homin Havlland'a shutout with hi* run> Havl and (ftlkl by (Ulfasktr. htvo wo got, a Uvtly btllT, day Matoa rtosatly ctnelultd, wh»B b« flnloBN etllita, ,, Ml runt baUi<< la (II7>. •coring ilBgl*, «ED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7.1953. Pasre Nine

Lawrence Rouaaell 30 110.29 Stanley Dexter 31 140.11 George Morris 11 110.7 oh 11 Haclgalupl .. 49 140.1Casey Netmen Shore Firemen's Loop Final Pin Averages Cllf! Maekman tl 139.52 oiei'h Shafto 14 14t.2 Cley Davidson 81 1.19.21 {obert Wens _. 46 119.17 ;'red Beyer bl 139.9 larcHd Neckman _ In 181.14 Jote 71 175.M "f DIVISION tlobcrt Berry 59 138.70 Byron Holme* 40 139.39 Lose to Bishops FINAL . **Sfi,^NWlllt Hart — 171.81 I, John Polhemus K4 1*8.70 Charlca Modett _ 50 139.28 innrHimtZ.ZZ. Z te 174.46 Hoek ft Ladder 2 5»Vi Karl Wllnon 82 '13S.I0 lan Knuffrrmn 12 139.K •Eatontown 1 - - - II 21 Cbarlet Miller M 17I.SI West End Engine 58 32 Andrew Chrifltcnaen 61 13K.24 Itobert Stout ...- _ 71 139.2ASBURY PARK — Red Bank Phil Dtly't 1 SI II Anthony Chriitopher tt 172.70 Washington I 58 32 . Nunn BH 137.37 ncil Curry _ 77 138.70 Catholic high school'*- netmen lost William Mldtley H 172.44 Independents 2, Red Bank 5«',i 137.19 Hlghlandt \ iih,\ n^ Howard Fary 31 Theodore Uwls 71 138.62 a squeaker Monday aiternooa when James B. UuBn .. Ill 172.1* Relief 1 fit Norman Reeil 25 137.19 Itobert Csdmsa 82 188.50 Liberty 1 41 > 11H WeitoWt n DDanglel r 14 171.41 Unexcelled I SI 39 Richard Myers 4 137.S Spencer Carpentar ...- 4w 138.44 Asbury Park eaied 6ut a 3-2 vic- Freehold 1 41 41 Edward Weiber , 71 171.11 Haslet 1 4»li 4014 Ben Mnltett '.IS U8.'i7 William Taggart 34 138.15 tory In a Central Jersey Tennis Oetanport 1 II II Robert Coientlno 71 170.24 Freehold 2 4» 41 John Hand 70 136.25 J. E. W. Kuper 75 138.15 loop engagement here. Branehport - IT 14 Spencer Morton .' S3 170.12 Ocean, H Bright 47 41 Roy Stewart 5S UC.JI Jamri Saynt - - IS 138.11 Independents 1 21 II Harold Chadwlek 74 170.11 Wanr, a 2 45 William Wandt 77 138.17 Jnrne. DeForest 82 137.81 Dorian Parreott sent the Blue •Won roll-elf Harold Van Note II 170.9 South . ..mar 1 41 41 Wllllard Wlllln 61 ni.tr, Rlchurd Boren 88 137.Jpuhops off whizzing as he copped The battle for The Red Bank Register Perpetual trophy waa hotly 2,111Hig;h EatontoJeam tkren 1e , I.HIgamee—Freehol; Highlandd! 1, Ben Van Note te 170 Unexcelled 4 40 no Prod Wagner '.. 134.4 I Frank Bulgent 35 137.1his match over Casey John Selle- coriteited Friday evening at the Weit Long Branch lanes. The teams 2,101. High team game—UWertj V1, 1. ^I.Willia. m Curlk II llt.42 Oceanic 1, Long Branch.... 19',i Louis LeLortnso H2 132.17 Richard Tetley 49 138.44 finishing In third place in each of the eight divisions of the Shore 01212:: EatontowX n 1. I.tll; rail Ialj't 1, Ted Wllion tl 1W.92 Eagles 1 18 49 Havmond Haas If! 132.H Brnwt Doild - 38 I38.3S man with a pair of 6-2 sets. Oene 1,021. Cheittr Henry i 77 llt.24 Oliver Byron 2 24 81 William Andcnon 1'» 130.9 Frank Fluhr - 80 136.21 Upporman chalked up a victory Firemen's league were the ones competing. At the end of the first II INDIVIDUAL AVBXAOEI Kenneth Ormtket llt.lt Uncroft , 9 81 Bdmond Montf 19 129.13 Sum Wnolley 79 135.23 In h\ struggle with Cagey Pets game Highlands waa in first place with H4, with Marlboro second with AVE. Samuel Bennett II 149.11 High team three garnetr-Unexcelled I Frank Fltsgerald .'..... 15 127.4 g It Charles I,at>eT 15 134.60 Wirti when he managed to take 936, arid Liberty t third with tM. Marlboro then came back with a Edward Taylor II IIM Elvln Lake 14»4» » —2,117: high team game—South Bel. Adrian Woodward 4 127.2 Hyatt Cunningham 45 134.31 Claudt W. Saundtft 71 1,036 game to move out in front. To make sure ot it they closed out Tex Tomalno II m.ii iia.ii mar 1, 26». Georgu Marx 88 12S.5t Rohert Smldt 36 134.9the first set by an 8-a count then Hera Coreioat II Wilton Dangler 17' INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Fred Williamson 8 12,-1.5 Rlchai-,1 Cbarlln 14 134.8breeze home In tha second set with a 999. Lead-off man Charles VanCuren was juit that tt he showed Joseph Buflnl II iii.il Waller Cenrow „. is 117.71 111.17 117.10 G AVE. D. Sheehan .',4 121.33 Arthur Mclllnh 44 134.8with a 6-2 acore. the way with 8» on a high o( 1M. Harry Sickles, Pete and Bill Xasabo, Luke Meyers - 14 Reglaald Pylt »t Leo.O'Connor 71 HO! Jerry Jordan 68 119.41 Peter Tomnlno _. 44 138.17 Arthur Bleo 84 111.2 Albert Whit 17 117.14 Jim Lewis,and Art Manclnl took their cue from this and walked home 184.11 117.28 Robert Volmer '. 8» 118.71 Charles Emmons 8 113 Victor Kondrui _ I 131. In the final singles bout of ths Gene Cosentlnt II Al Hitmen II William Herbert 17 188.1 lorden Wolcott « 107.4 W. Pearce _ 74 132.57 with the top prise. At the banquet on the 14th of the month, at theCharles Howard It 111.11 John Morey _ 81 lll.lt afternoon, Oeorge Gill scored tha 113.14 Ernest Peseux 17 118.1 High individual three Kami's— ohn Jo»orh Domtal 65 131.68 1 Sea Girt Inn they will be presented with the beautiful Red Bank Regis- William Harattt 47 tll.14 1(4,11 Caseys first win when he halted Carl Schneider 71 lit.ie 111.21 Charlea Lambertson il Murphy—636; high Individual garni Al Henrr Woolley - IH 130.5 ter trophy—theirs to hold for one year until someone else wins It. Un- l«l.l Frank Smith _ tl 111.22 Michael Baitokas 74 144.8 Cosentino, 265. Jamen Milne 54 129.8BUI Esberg in a close ft-4, «-S match. :/:::: :::::::::?? William Frankt. Jr. _ _, 71 Ernttt Daley HI 165.37 John. Kelm _ «... 27 129.3 less, of course, they finish third again next year, In whjeh cue they will Tl 112.17 184.22 18M1 Parreott and Upperman teamed BcBiealn Oruhtr. 112.11 William Waner 24 llt.l Robert Ftttbea 28 "O" DIVISION Willlsm Strohmenger 54 129. have the opportunity to win It again. This match seemed to hold more Joitph Temtlao 14 J. Russell Woolley. Jr. tl Edward Plccolle aa 119.11 W up in the doubles to clip Gill and Warr.n Wyekelt 111.11 115.41 Robert Drane 18 128.22 interesting events than just rolling for a trophy. The one and only es 111.14 Reginald Walla .'. 71 145.57 William T|tua , 87 111.11 Eagles 4 S5 ',i Charles Boyce ...- I -...21 128.9 WirU, 6-4 and 6-1. The Caseys' 1 Fnd IIHO II 111.11 William Brand ... . 17 111.31 Milton Coeyman 8S 144.12 B. H. Stokti Co H'A Leroi Loveland 24 124.4. second point was picked up in ths Raymond "Speck ! lfeg.lt rolled all year without collecting a 600 set II Mlltoe, Mattkewa 14 Richard • McConnell ; .; 71 114 LHttr Cl»»t« 111.24 lli.lt Waytldt 2 «0>/i John' Foster il I2».3 doubles when Pelleman and Don He did so this night to be the only one In The Register 'event to do so. ni.i B. R, Woollelyy It Edmund L. Thompson, Jr. .. 71 Uttlt Silvtr 4 59 31 it 114.45 Ralph Conovsr i 12 127.88 In fact, In all three matches Gene Cosentlno of Phil Daly's waa the only in.i Paul White „ it 1I4.S2 Edgar Phillip 75 112.74 Pioneers I : 82 »* John Tiadtmtnn 81 127.1Masslnger took Esberg and Joel other triple, double century total and that a UX "Speck" not only col- Dtfld ataut* .... TS 111.14 Oeorge WytketkeR 17 144.11 Herbert Megill «• 112.51 Port Monmouth 1 il'/i 3814 Larry Pick 24 127.Moskowitz with a love «t and then Bakt AnthoB» II 1)1.11 Joseph BhMdMd i .- It U4.lt August Colmorgen .;...... •> 112.8 Uttle Silver 3 IS',-, lected this goal of all local bowlers, but really did it the hard way. He William Bennett m, Harold Dressier 25 12126.2stavtd off a rally in the second Oeorg • Cook 171.71 7 114.4 George Hoy II 111.42 Atlantic Highlands i »7'-i Andredrew Becker 14 124.411 had three games of an even 100. (Jetting three lames of the same 1TI.SI Frank Scally 4 141.1 Joieph Lertch -.. •I 111.31 Hook and Ladder 1 41 42 (, set, with the score 5-1 against B. M. Morris ..... Alvll n BBilll s 8 122.3 score li hard enough aa It Is, and the higher the score the tougher the nter Mint ...... TS 111.11 ." I 111.48 Oeorge B. Brown, Jr. 87 110.14 Oceanic ?. Rumson 12 ^ 18 Arthur Totarelll 81 116.50 them, to win 6-4. Dan DiUlom II 111.11 Raymond Hurley 112.14 Edward Dugan 88 118.29 Eatontown 3 17 47 Vi job. So to "Speck" go all the congratulations In the world for * tough — TT George Farwell 53 Jeih Kraus - 59 114.57 F«t AmbrMls 17I.TI 112.10 William Norsman . 51 lll.l Unexcelled 8 SI Paul Frl«eo 1 169. job well done. His team did not win The Register trophy, but they did AnthoBjr Sueii* .... 11 ltl.lt John Sceek _ Il3.lt Jamet Julltno II 151.71 Alltnhurst 2 32 54 David Lnru. Dennli Arn«e Louie Cuilon 68 Walter Bennett 4 94.1 '• 71 111.11 succeed in tying for second, Besides, this is "Speck's", flnt 600 set for iii.ie lll.tl Eugent Patterson -.... 87 151.1* Community 2 27H DavvM Mallen 11 4141.. Jack Mllrr«y _ 51 186.17 ~« 111.21 111.11 Robert Thorsen 151.97 l»» this season. . 1 Hamilton 2 2614 83V.J Hliih IdiidIndividual l hthree gamci. Richard Charles Lambertson ... -... 71 115.71 111 lll.t Edmund Rian .! 151.12 Volunteers 1 2tVi DeHsrt. 843. First high Individual game, Joseph Holiday 5H 135..13 ::: •* 111.(1 Cheste^gr Denal 111.2 William Palmer . S8 1SI.18 «!'- The second place team «M far the Xenntr trophy at the Team high, 3 game*. Atlantic High, T. Hstford Qatley. 244. Harry Sane 84 135.44 Howard Monahan ..... 11 111.41 Len Pyle :....„. •vr-iJ 111.2 Alfred J. Otket II 159.11 landa 2, 2,111. Team high single Steven Lambertnn Jtmta Immons 174.S Joaeph Rellly game, •H" DIVISION 73 IJ5.14 Neptune lanes, site of this seaasa's Memmoath County Cham- ..... IS IT 111.1 William Brown - . 71 158.1 Eagles 4, »13. W I, Oeoiite Coder 14 115.11 Alvak Vaodtrvttr ... 118.SI George Saundtrt 111.57 George Smith 71 1s8.es ptonsklpe, and them waa a UMto eielteMent there also. Betmar's .... Tl INDIVIDUAL AVEKAGBS Union Hose 2 II % I7(j Harvey Tllton ., 6( ' 115. 171.8 Wallace Conner = «• Bdwln nyan « II llt.ll Harry Hover ... II 157.42 C AVE. Avon 3 ..._ _ 61) 30 Robert Nalston ./.._... 74 114.11 Volunteer Hook * Ladder t team •aUked rolling while twe Henry Nona IT 17J.7 Reginald Hyde IT ltt.S John B. Kelly 87 157.17 (itorga Paterson ...' 87 174.39 Hmer Bahrcnburg .... Pettr Uratlli 171.11 Wehatl Haataelo ... Tl llt.ll Edmund Slckels Marlboro 57 33 60 133.31 II III 157.7 George Darragh Kl 188.21 IWford 3 65 85 Jlm«l Catlsnach 52 131.48 other teams were s«U at It They succeeded Im keatuff their , Fred Hurley ..... TS 1M.7I Dale Bistty ..., TT llt.4* Gilbert Borer •e 154.48 Richard DaBart "r, 185.31 Jacques fiulre Andrtw Dalt lll.tt MeWin Kaplan II 111.21 John Douglass Washington 2 51 16 88 181-.47 nearest rivals, Waaamasea 1, by twe B 82 I.',2.57 Dominic Clement* 82 158.70 74 121.41 f at may well be palled out of the lie. ward Taylor, 721. Alex Henry IT Leroy Hulse 51 151.17 Uon Wallina Gtni—lie* C*r> 112.21 Douglas Parktr H2 161.5 Thomas Tomslno 84 167..M Elmer lilumel 51 129.11 His* Individual Dirk Hodman TS. 112.11 Jamet Neidlnger 51 1.11.17 156.16 Gene Cosentlno, the man with the high three games for the night,clone, 211. . J. Edgar Hawlaad . / II , 82 David Osborn 15 1.11.2 Arthur ManclcMc l 86 J. li. Baumtrarth 41 129.12 H2.lt Milton Earle 130.11 Harold Tetley 57 1611.53 CenC nM Maun** 84 153.9 Ifftrold Lnefller 21) 129.2 .-oiled for Phil Daly's and his team finished seventh. Long Branch's Frank Meaia .... » IT1II.2S Harrison Covert 70 1S0.27 152.58 M5..1I H. Flrrhock Washington 1 Dangler, II*: high Individual gti If. Wll- John Robertson Joseph Dnnjrler X4 iir,.s3 Cu» llreyer 51 145.22 23 121.11) 71 144.19 Frtd Beam 81 116.38 Fred Bradley 83 !loy _Kln* «» 120.45 Just as la any other saett thete are aaaay cfcaagw wreugit Otkkurst I . liam Brand, 111. Fred Ilolman , 58 144 148.19 tQtaVIl a^BJgJJasl ^w« »™ M^^^^VW ^ w~~~^m ..».-.^ — Alfred Atkinson 9 118.1 Hubert |*ro« ?7 1 44..*. 1 S. Korpon 51) 120.41 la Oils great game at the end of the season as weU as at the Walter Smnle 78 I43.2!l Ed Lerov S9 MS.1 Charley Johnson 7u Daniel Flood ,._ 12 119.8 1, 1,121. Bisk tea* same—Uaitn Heet «D" DIVISION Jnmc* Btillentlnt 48 143:24 144.41 beginning. The biggest change we have' heard of la asany a Frsnrli .Hor7man 72 H3.7R lter Marksy „. «2144.27 Frank Conte 1! I1».T 1. 1.M1. I L William Gillan I* 141.29 Carl VanNej* 2 lll.l George A. Brown 41 William Molson *2 14T..48 iNrloa O'Kfeft «« 14.1.S- year has jast taken piece. That grand eld man of bowHag, INDIVIDUAL. AVUUOII little Silver 1 18 22 148.11 Robert FU 48 145.11 Henry Soden 77 141.37 James Lewla _ 8» Ul.lt AVE. Oakhurtt I , IS 21 Warren Asay II 141.5 Edmond Felte 41 Thomas A. Kendiia .... 41 118.4 Mlllard "Pea" Auatack, haa jast taken ewer a aew establish* 145.7 Chadwlck Hsndrlekson 8t 143.5 Raymond Pearea m.ti Rescue I. Laktwoed :. II tl Bernard Wolford IT 142.81 William Aat 7711 144.4T Donald Cartwrlght 42 148.24 Willism Conover 54 117.11 ment Instead et Managing the Pair Haven alleys Pop can aew George Moter ... 111.14 Part Monmouth I 17 ty•2> Harry Johnson II 142.11 Edward Frelbott HII 144.32 John Sloenm :. t» 118.14 John Jtcluion .'. 19 117.11 Anthony Mattvlkr ...., IS111.11 Junior Hate I. Lakewtod ...... II Vi George Rowe _.,;....„ .17 142,14 144.21 David Morton _ 10 117.1 James T, Burke 11 William Lyon. HO Jgihn Horler IS 148.1 be found at the Wayside laaes. Pep has always been atUed ap Gen"ienaa ' WI"Wilkln' t ...... Tl 111.74 Bitmpta :.. II 141.* Joaepk Baclgalupl 24 144.211 Jostnh Whslen ..!. 14 142.45 Fred Tllton „ ._ 41 ttl.ll Pkil Henlrilkt ..... ltt.ei 41 41' Claude Herbert ..: 77 141.48 142.31 William Bedford 44 111.IT la bowllag. First aa a better than avenge kegtsr, aest aa a lit.tt Cltrenee Taylor 141.3 Wilton Moore 8J 148.10 Wlllltm Moekride-c IS Richard Irate -n 41 II Thomas Jefinlngn 75*. 14X.4T John Johnson - 82 14J.J5 Willism t)l«en ..'._ II 107.1 Jaek F»wler ...... <, 140.11 sponsor aad new aa aa alley awasger. Xowaere eaa a aMre Henry Canonitc .... e 1TMI 41 44 Leon Rottblni 5 '148.. - Al ZITIy ;;.; 77 140.17 Joseph Donato 25 11)5.J Joseph Hobko ...... 17t.ll II II Robert Wilson 140.48 142.28 Dominic Ru.so .: 77 119.18 Charles flennett ._ 1 111. eshsksWl.^ BsB^BanvafeLmas aWa*. f^bsssiSaiaBi ^RssaB- essM saifaskaaBBBjS aaaaaBMSBBBBBBajB\aaBaBWIaBj< aaCTsaa%BBBsrBL» _ ST lit.l Burnett Btrkalow Robert Danglar 82 IHH OVWlVT WW) IwUw sTVf Mat •sTOTBOT W^WmWWWamWMWMWf BaaVWII* Bandy Coek ...... Ketentows » IS II 140.15 Stanley Moora 4t 142.24 Oliver Moppach - 47 139.8 Frank Wlinersan ._ 1 190. Ben DtAaglll _ 111.71 II Lylt Cooper I1B.73 119.2 George Clark 8 II edge ef the gaaae aad as a priasant of this gaaas of tea alas, 171.14 Avon -.:...'."".....""r.....".. Clarence Eilenberger Lester Herbert 82 142.7 John Newman 71 Joseph Baktr ...... ZZ u II 117 Arthur Hatntld — «" 141.51 Robert . Kvordcll -...IS 118.11 High Individual 3 game*i . Claudt Whi»- Marry Bmltk ~i~ 1 'II' Ralak Johnaon 1U.I1 138.25 , Pop Is year man. Everythtag wai be darn* fer the bewtor that rjaaj j v< _lt# ii Eda-ar Fulton «* 141.51 Ceorga Wills - 81 len. S»7 i (rat high IndMdual saws. Al Dangler Jessa Cook St. Wttt_ Uai Braaek I ,..*±if es 111 William Carlona — 5* Ml.St Harry Nltolek 81 118.4 Henry Soden. 240. caa reaaeaaaiy be esjieeted. laartioast aJkys aad weed wll Jaek Drum ...... *.. 17T.4S Fair Haven 1 :. Oeorge Van Winkle 12 111.25 118.1 117.11 Daniel Schumann 8S 11I..U John L. Allen 5S Harry Larrlsoa .... CommualtHlrk teamy t' tkree samtt—UUte SHver Ernett Barley 55 115.7 141.31 Arthur tsakarn 10 137.37 Jockey Johnny Longden, rider of hea surety. Good wood at all Ham. Tea, there wUI be a de* Qeorge Woods 177.S . Jack Umkertaoa 4* U5.4 L*nter Joste 18 1, 2.711; high team same, Juaie ' Matt Phil Tanowitt _ 75 141.7 James Bennett -78 117.S5 more winners than any other tided change at WayaMo. Hnsrdmg to Pse> were wM he air Jttat Harris lll.tl I, III. Donald Spalton 48 111.45 137.29 111.17 Warren Herbert 27 141.8 Clyde Packard IT American jockey, la also an accom- Buatell Wright James Carney 12 181.11 Benjamin VsnKturen - 80 140.84 Cnlvln Ohleien It 137.14 eaadltiaawg thete this saawMr, a* thaw ef yaa who would Hko lll.tl INDIVIDUAL AVBeUGES Richard Csssldy II 111.88 plished driver of harness horses. 171.14 Robert Martsa 49 140.31 Walter Horn 4t IN •• AVI. Thomaa Latton II iai.se 11 171.11 Stephen Crlty . ' I 117.1 Louis Deghepls 1 in.i 114.T Edward Miller IT 112.21 WllUeta Deveroaui : 17l.lt ,T.r Prank Watt II 111 While we are on rolfcoeTt, Shrewsbury held thelre Friday night and 171.11 171.11 William Campbell * 121.4 the No. 3 team emerged victorious. These boys have been wallowing Ewktrt Tratg 171.11 " irt Fowler II 124.7 around near the basement of the F division all season but when It Robert Ormaboa r- •! 171.71 120.1 masSL 171.11 171.41 came time to meet their running mates face to face they aeemed to have Warrta..C-_ 172.11 Harvey Turner I 172.1 Ralph "Uyton T.™'."."""""'.™ II 117.15 that little something extra. Monroe Man, George Man. Bill Willis, Al Benjamin SUaUa . 172.44 Robert Wood II 171.17 Ray Fry* 21 lll.l •Cooney and newlywed George Lang* were the boys that proved It could Walter Drlta .... ' 171.17 Howard Mallea 11 171.2 Pat Rusao 11 112.21 Frank Roberts . 171.11 Harr» Fary •I 170.J1 O. Pettold II lll.l be done. Not to be left out ef things in the Shore Firemen'a loop these Thomas Bertea 171.11 Rusieil Munson .... IT 111.11 High Individual tkree garnet—Milton same keglers do collect a trophy at the banquet. It will be for theJ^MMFnd Tar. ? :: 11MI Richard Parker „... II 1I8.TT Coeyman. 122; high Individual same— high team game in F division. Mice going boys, tt seems that Red 171.14 William Mores ...... •II 118.1 Milton Coeyman, 178. Frank Turner m.t Bert Skldmort Bank started'something when they began having roll-offs between their ir II 117.1 lii.ti Charles Brown II 111.11 firemen's teams. Now Long Branch will be doing It Tomorrow night 171.71 . II 111.17 «P* DIVISION they will hold a meeting te decide when, whore and how. Little Silver assa 111.11 p?uf»iAr.... II 111.11 always has one each season aad when they do we will let you nice peo- IIS Rejlnanee 4. Lekewote] ...... tt !»' Armur Cummlat 114,74 Volunteer. 1 ««| ple know. Red Bank's win be tomorrow aight at the Rsd Bank Re- 141.71 Liberty I. Rad Bank 17 II creation, so do not fall to show up and not your favorite Bremen home. Wlffili Mors«a 114.41 Hamilton I _ , is 15 Neptune township will be doing the same thing at the same time at theRokart DtaWiikvT.!™. 171.11 Alton ~ 114.21 171.11 114.1 1 Neptune drives. This Is the town that has the distinction of sporting Lukt Pryor :i G ielfo^T....::::::; II ,!* Gsne Tettln 111.11 114,1 i^Oceanport I I tt 41 the most number of teama la the firemen's loop, 13. We thought that iie.se 111.11 Oakhunt I 47 41 Red Bank had a lot with 11, but Neptune makes us a poor second. An- 111.H 232: 111.47 Bradhy 1 || 48 other way they show us up is that they have seven trophies on the line Thowlat 111.7 111.41 Bravoat Park-Leonardo 1 .... 41 4* Fkjr 111.11 111.11 Shrowtkury I 41 II when they meet each other tomorrow. The town Itself Is In hack of 111.11 111.74 Uherty 1, Whlte.vllle L It 12 .their firemen and are donating two of these trophies. The other five John" Wagner . lll.tl Harrr Woallty 112.11 West Lang Branch 4 II SI come from the merchants. Shows what can be done when the towns-William Addlt - « ltl.ll llt.ll Independents 1, Bradley B. II I* 1 Farley .- 2 I iir- 111.11 Neptune City 1 it 4* people get behind the firemen and help them In their social affairs. JJ, SSffih'-. wwyman 111.17 Mook* Lacfd.r I :: "\ The Bed Bank City league reeled to smother successful eca* „„ I iie.it Btanttt .. 111.11 . Xlfh"j.*¥""*th r" 'seme't^Oeeannort 2, cluslaa last Thursday aigM waea they heU their aaaual knife llt.llt.ITl Jaka"gt.faata Kauk' l lll.l l.ltt; high team game. Shrewsbury, I aad fork setstoa at the WMewbroek la flair Haven. The big Melvl'n u'w'^VZir.'.'.".'.". S lll.lt tit. Though Ae weatherman $ay$ "Warmer," if« always winter in your refrigerator. Robert Menintld I lll.l INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOE9 Fred Hurley I lll.l trophy was eoasetad by the Bed Bank BewUag Ceater ICennalk Bmltk . •.„' I 111.11 5*eBlty Sebntl«er nil The eaea ts eotteet aa ladlvidual trophy far this feat were Mar- Jaetpk Huadertstuad ... T! 114.41 Paul Albreeht 17g.es. PemeaJea, Fred Saeee. Ckarlta Ilmmermaa.. ... S 114.11 RoberR t Lanfranf k 149.31 William Uwaea .. 4.11 Jam Masss Jeffrey aad (leorst Camktrm .. 4.11 Jkofjaa Wllburn m. •g, had too bIe • aeeead peace although they put Harry Musslne ..-. ir. 1 g.«»Je •«•« lll.l a goad MM * tke we*. .Cteoaee of aba Ma Daalelsta ...... lil.lt that't why BaUantitu se tuna) saja-aaam oai aaw aasy get a anaie Ollktrt Tmdvte «. r 1 Richard Mtrgaa 113.41 Jsmet Bourns t| |M.U easaasiBBhA ' *^—.—i ^JS* A A (ho mtaors. Aay artasr team leeUag fer i».s. mow vsprWitM^w Otersa PenUneiaii Howar* Isaac 14 114.4 i Me "smwa|r aaami. . gita v. MM*, aao Ttnr Ia«e»U •Hi •Ml t«llt Thtmpatn ; tt itt.TI "llton MraHea •• iSS. Albert Keuler tt 111.11 1 111.11 Fraflk Curley II 111,41 maWkWli taMfVJIHcI eHPBf Bmti. WWWJets. lee.Xl 111.14 Andy Kodowlti II lll.l Lafajretltrs eewstar klffc ssfteje eflert ef tH waa stfejaflt * Ike 111.4 Jtkn Murpky Tt llt.l r™\ u tt ist.it priiewtaswr ta 1MB kef. toft m else keM ae a* He we* tt. llt.ll flavor that lll.l Afrsd Cooney 7T give him iwa Bftteo to be MW| ef. TtM atewttag Center ead 119.9 111.11 Al Klrms, Jr. 41 151,1 Ike Beef ere asseaed to na hi Mat erier a* town ike MM. Far T 111.47 Robert Baiurton It 1S8.II hl|h tkree gaaiei aai klgk Me II was tkese twe wttk MM, Earl Swltktr 111.14 Mull Trobino II g at a Herman Sickle. 41 MM.1M1 a*d MM Am e*M^igk4 wee Joe Issue, we ef tke Lester Witt ... lll.l 117,74 IMS. Aa eMilght was J Arek Shaw lll.l Russell Cotlrell .,.; tt117.81 aMajk ttB^kaft BmaksmB* BB*aaaBaaBiaB af^ Knnttk MeKtea . 111.41 Jaek Henry 14 l.T.lt chill can't kill p^ wmw m*m SSVBJBIBI aawWalsW ^• ef (fMWla. miksre Kltftr .... 1 John Pools ; tt itJaWsssslM akkdM* 4TSBSB«SBBSS*BI BSh Bakdl BsssBsssslssV. mM t^M r.Merfkhr - ir. Presley lit :!! 154.71, ' Wwmmjw • mmWf • tBrnmsmmmmj mf aammj mamHCBBBf BBJ BBBW ft5^me ::::::::::: 71 I5S.II nlag team, who waa aeae ether wea tnvig ar ....f _ «S 15,1.1* Ballantine brews (or flivor!Fo r :»:.. Raymonidd . RtutstlReusis l TS 1IS.SC Thafteaewaytoheepltatheme. lll.l Retort Ihumtrlumards II 115,1 lifhtnew, yet! For dryrns,, of That trip to Berke county, Pa,, Is all arranged. Buna will leave lll.l Clartnct .Rmmo" n " II l»8,7 Red Bank and Asbury Park, carrying at least MO ef the ettmty aremen III.T4 course)! But first, last, and llt.ll 154.11 to do battle with a Nke number ef (he Berks bowllag fire laddies. The --,. doldiberry always, Ballantine brews (or after iui 111.11 154,11 buses will leave by 1:30 a. m. with the bewttag echeduled te sthrt seen nW •e44tsttteei_ 111.17 AIM Ros M4.I flivor. The fine, (ull flavoro ( men be eFiva eace sstabHshmenth team withs thwien tv bse Hig atlHseh d fercourtin toll matchg u th. e je ^ j1 111.71 Artie Is tll.lt |tf as'ett • i' Shtattr score each game. As m uadereteed, the Berks eeuaty bewllnff rules will 1 III.II 1.11.11 the world'i choicest grain* bs follow** All the eaptaias ef the teams schedvfed to go will have _..W«P I IIT.II 111.41 Qa^Mttflh ,.,'„,„ „ II IIT.I Olude Rorchardt" 152.11 •od hops li brewed so deep their Instructions and full InfsruMttoa fey aew, Tiers will ae doubt be L» Tllton 112.14 some vacancies se If any Individual Is Interested In going contact your Kenneth Luker 152.1* in this beer that chill ctn't nearest team captain aad get the dope from him. This should bs a Sne William Veron 111.41 2»»ri' Unge, Jr IS2.2* kill It. Every iluejuit outing as our put nperlenes with the Pennsylvania fireman has Indl- Xmll Munch nj.11 brims with flavor. itted. Win, lees or draw la the bowling matohas, > good time Is prem- Richard Johnson 111,11 lied for all. Clarrnet Keim IM.ll lll.l William Van Mlddleaworlh 1A1.!I Another team from the ceaat* has > Ito nark In MM llt.l 'Vanclt lilstrlch ISMS state tournament, This Maw H is thesT*^aas%SBBLasi 4&BB%SBB\ asVeseanitttB^BavaBBiBV llt.ll Inhn Adabato IS0.41 MHr Ml nniHIVVIll 141.27 Alex Renso I4IM7 *th Hihld Thi MM tk tftarftaM HaikTn.. Mii.Wjft 111,15 Rollln Rhiimard. Hr I4M4 ti Mephlei, ill. 117.»i John W, M«|ip I4«,> Ha*j aassi els) MM IBBBB Maw fcflar T • again U7.lt James Kerrigan 11 J.I. letlMr "C-WVIMOrl 111.* Russell Tllton 1(11,1,1 Good ind cold, If you're like __j kere «tM their AMdest to keep m wttk MM aa tke fettow tll.M G'oi'gt Cole I4M2 people, Bter Is usually served it lag tetola skewi Oeerge Hardisk Mt,Xem Var«i »H\ lay sVee> edtseneiRi 11, Use aVamk VI , III.SI Monroe Mar.\ 141,13 Weyildt I Uw Her Mi and M Varga IM, Wkeei tke eklps inetm tkat Jehu IIIMs'eiMMfK Illllse SH I Rollln Xhumard, Jr I4I.T tassels Harold Nnrcrost 117.14 aeesM to ke la tkere. II Is tkie same Lew Varga, wke le lead* , mt Oeorge Bartolf 147.71 Bsllmtlne Beer Is deep-brewed (• lag tke asl eveals raee to Ike eeartrwtth l.1atjtese*«s Mris Oeorge Hall 147,SI !! John Fagan 147,11 hold Its flivor it whitever tern* ^+< kealng yea stay ay there. Charles liarth 147,1 pemture you like belt I -—•" iMtiellei vZZZZ'.,",,".',',",'.' 41 Herhert North 141,11 Ths county teurnamsnt has one mere week-end te run, At present •ktrtr I. WhliMvlllo If b Jnmea Rly HI,: Danto Korlerkl Is still up thire In the singles with his 710 fhlle George •Iford I 41 Allan Wnollny, Jr 14.-t.A3 Wilt Ung Brasik I 41 Halo flaltutcln Hoy and remit Bennett are still kanitng aa with Ihslr 1,341. Evens llklleakyral l I -. iIjI ii" Howard Brand 14.1.17 1411,18 •Ignal Labs ara represented by their PUwMag ahep team who stepped WHI Uas Irsaik I il Jaek Stoys , 141,11 anough Isaka le teUI 1,071 and lead the team event, Mewes Dairy have SfMlsssalt •> , „,, II ailhert Van Not 111.11 MlcK Mass lain semis—Wi Letter Murlsy the high serateh with M7I. There ware two major changes last week* t, Pelsl riiuenl .... It 111,111 ft noliert Long. 111,18 end when flore Corclone took over the high single game ef the taurna* titm Iknt samts—* Arthur Ci'sllti ment by rolling Ml and Eddie Taylor put himself Tn th* lead for The high itsen eam*«-Ofaan Rnss Estsllt ;,. Ali'i HtirilMislil 14*,(1,1 ft Hurlten Mtstn , Red Bank Register trophy whleh gees te the high three games of ths INDIVIDUAL AVUAOI Thnmas Ilisirh 113,11 Vile Pirta iliilni MrCalis I42.A tournament. Ed hid games ef HI, IN ind IM for 171, This li om piUil»n f Wli«en „„„ ,.„ IIIim,i HI nity giules , „, „ •lark Cruni'i' K'J.'i BALLANTINE more than he totaled In the Tstley trophy event and two pine better Uiiirit Trtlll „ ti itt.tt William Mtttalr, «r III,«S 1 ItuliMl ItnMnsnn than Lou Verge, who hid been running In front fer this trephy. It Itberl Mlfltr „ I _ Hlsh IMIvWusI Ihrse gtmil—John Kr;il Chaf»y MU4 artie'i flliit,.,, , I Jnhn Jonn IH.II stems that M likes taoee Ntptuae laaes. *4v. •• CeMaisaa ., MM IIiiiii Ninla Murlty ».,, 140,11 BED BANK REGISTEH. MAY 1.1958.

of Hope rd., New Shrewsbury, while ', as provided by the National Be- tion of Sportsmen's clubs will hold dug into the rubber on a fielder's HHrofsky and Sprague, 6-0 and t- fishing below the dam at Tinton urlty Service Act, every one of our its annual dinner tomorrow eve- choice. • I. In .the final match S:haaf." and ions must become a part of the ning at 8 o'clock at Crystal Brook lion J.V. Belts RUMSON JV u... y Tobis of the Green Wave manor reservoir, landed a trout ' . AB R H pasted P.obert Combs and Hc'jert measuring 15','j inches. rated forces for a (definite period Farm Inn, Eatontown. Each year Apsmr, »b. a. 0 0 SURF, FIELD AND STREAM at his life; if, as now seems pos- the federation honors one of its K%e)»\ndi ••• '• 3" % I Gr'udin, 0-0 and.C-1. Young Toddy takes after his Rumson, 10-3 McGirr. e ,: 2 0 0 grandfather, who is the author of ible, the/next war will involve our past presidents. The dinner this year Timely Note* On The Great Outdoors ntlre society, require greater la known as William Stanley Ap- LEONARDO—Middletown town- Newman. If. .../. 1 0 0 H. B. SUNDAY M:!:Z3 LEASUE" :hc book, "Vanishing Trout," writ- ship high' school"s junior varsity fientenfeld. lb '. 4 0 1 BY STEW VAN VUET tasses of manpower than-before plegatc's "NITE." Instalment of McQueen, 3b. . 4 '• 1 , Finals len in 1»15. nd bring the fighting to our home- county officers will be made. Mon- baseballers pounded Rumson, 10-1, Morgan, rf. S • 1 "WHAT PRICE NATIONAL and; and If, as the records of mouth county officials as well as Thursday afternoon on the Lions' Kaplan, lb 1 2 0 w t, Sharabba, i> 2 11 DeFiiico'A Hardware .:.. . 5S TDCE TO HANG OUT THE ! general public that something must SECURITL.?'.' World War II indicate, only two representatives of the New Jersey diamond. Red Bunk Savingj ar.d 31 e done to try and correct this sit- We mentioned awhile back that lerccnt of our male population are Fish and Game commission will Charles Dias was on the mound Loan Am.*' Gtli SJli "GONE FISHING" SIGN 'amiliar with weapons and have for the victors and received credit MIDOLITOWM JV H. Hymen and Son uation ati The following ment before it is too late. lorn Ben P. Nucsbaum, secretary tad training In markmanship; isn't for the win. He gave up six hits, Chriitman, t. :: _2 " Champ's Bai and Grill 50 is 39 M are quote* from of the Middlctown Rifle, and Pistol time to make a real effort to ALL J THE WATER FRONT fanned nine and walked six batters. Nixon, lb - 4 R. B. Recreation 41'/; 48 !i headings of Surf, CITES NEED TO INFORM reate that 'nation of marksmen' Oeorge Key«s wss the heavy stick- Keyei, 8b f CyprcM Inn-- . 38 Vi 53 "i Field and Stream TOBLIC club, which were written by Maj. Two new Ashing tournaments have man for the Lions with a pair of Motley rf .. . S Atlantic Hotel Bar Gen. Mcrritt A. Edson, editor of rtiich made the United States pos- Stavoll, If. _ 2 and Grill during May of entered tin Held. The newly hits, a triple and a double. 2 "In this work It will be ncces- the "American Rifleman." In appeal Ible and which wei must again formed Namlnk River Rod and Barntjtt's it and 10 1»!B. We give jary to inform the public in each ccome if we are to survive? This Middletown ehased over markers Salmon, cf. '. 2 them to you so for federal funs to be appropriated Gun dub announces that Its tro- Phllllpi. 2b I Mas of these states of the tremendous for the National Board for the Pro- is primarily a civilian task—a task phy committee hat listed M prises by three, scoring three runs in-each Data, 'p I • G Ave. that you will have economic value to them of the salt motion of Rifle Practice, Gen. Ed- or the National Board for the of, the flrat, third and sixth innings. E. Conover .. 87 184.77 everything ready to date. Besides prises for ttoe so- 23 10 « . 88 18S.3 water sport fishermen and the mil- son 'iayg in part: "The National iromotlon of Rifle Practice and for called game nth, there will be a The winners also tallied a lone run T. Pails to take off at a lions of dollars invested by them the National Rifle Association ,of in the fifth to complete their scor- Middletown JV S • I * 1 > x—10 L. Axnlmt .'. , 54 184.15 moment'* notice, Board docs not exist, as too many number of bottom feeders Includes, Rumun JV • • 1 • 2 • 0— S 8. Acarra . »0 1SI.18 and other* for this purpose, the people think it docs, solely for the America, such as fluke, porgles, blaekflsa, ing. Three-bale hit—Kejrei. Two-bale hit 8. Qolino '.....*... . tO 181.51 when the day you steady decline of the commercial Ron Chrlstman walked and stole —KejrM. Hlta.«« Sharabba • in « In- T. Gattla . t» 180.lt promotion of the National Matches. "In Swltierland, In Finland and etc. ningi, Dali 5 In 7 Inning.. Struck out have been waiting fishermen's catches of salt water in the Norse countries there is a second to start the Lions off In the R. Htiiln. , *0 J75.58 Instead, it is charged by law with The.Fourth Annual Mew Jersey by Sharabba 4, Daia t. Baaei on ball. Q Mlnton •-.«. . 87 176.5 for arrives: fish and'how important to the peo- the establishment and maintenance tatutory requirement that" fsach initial .frame. , Nixon grounded out, oS Sharabba I. Dais I. Unplni—Mur- . *0 174.21 May 1, "THE ple of the United States they are State contest, sponsored by the but Keyea came through with his pbjr, Potten. • . 84 111.78 of indoor and outdoor rifle ranges 'outh'shall be taught bow to shoot Elisabeth Dally Journal, J.' Turaock""'.'.'"""!""!"" Stew VanVlict CHOPPERS OF as essential food and that the de- under such a comprehensive plan inder the instruction of his local will In- three-bagger to score Christman. J. DI.M) . to ITI:T« THE SEA HAVE mand upon these commercial fisher. elude the Governor's Trophy award, England's error put Motley on first 8. Castellactlo . tO 171.14 as will -ultimately result in provid- ifle club prior to the time he besides valuable plaques and prises Buc Courtmen D. Petrueetll . »0 118.18 ARRIVED. Bull-nose blues flrit men for more and more 'fish each ing adequate facilities for rifle prac- 'caches the age for induction into and Kcyes scored on the mlscue. H.' Fall.r .-.-. . 87 lSt.14 reported in the pound nets located year for this purpose is increasing for fresh and salt water. It Is open After Motley advanced to the key- F. Jokannamana .87 16*47 tice in all sections of the county ., heir compulsory military service. to the public and no entry fee will in Sandy Hook Bay." by thousands of tons yearly. to encourage indoor practice in "If such a system had been in stone sack on a w'ld pitch Stavola Defeated, 5-0 jl FrsAda •— - . 81 151.17 be charged. Application blanks walked. Long then struck out) Sal- May 8, "MACKEREL ACTION "The constant fight between armories, shooting halls and other iffect in the United States there may be had at your favorite tackle Wi FAST AND FURIOUS. Mackerel sport and'eommercial fishermen in places . . . and to create a public would have been no cause for Col. mon hit a long, high fly to first Coach Harold Potter's Red Bank A. VuVliat to lit.lt store. base and when Gary Kaplan er- M. Smith , tO 1S7.T swarmed into the alick* of party these states to have legislation 1 sentiment in respect to the neces- M. Boyer, assistant executive high scfiool tennis team suffered U Gattia 75 1M.U boat anglers four milea east of passed favorable to themselves Is sity, of rifle practice as a means of llrector of the Reserve Pincers as- Latest report on mackerel over rored Motley scored. " Phillips ;a 54 whitewash Monday afternoon B. Petrucelll _ to 111.71 Manasquan inlet. Catches up to getting the situation nowwhere, and national defense. Obviously, it can sociation, to say in July, August, lte to a boat. Better be ready grounded out, Nino Shartbba to when Long Branch high won its D. Wlaa ....: ft 1SI.1* 100 to a man reported." if any such legislation is passed not begin to do these things with September and 'October of 1950, when the bUtststarts. Na stripers Kaplan, to end the frame. initial outing In the Central Jer- M. Gollno tt 157.4* reported to this column to date. P. Mlnton 87 117.* May 15, "LUNKER MIGRATION there are no funds available to only 1130,000. housands upon thousands of mem- In the third inning the runs were sey tennis loop. E. Csrkart 87 155.S7 IS ON. The spring migration of force such laws, and the only man- >ers of volunteer and Inactive re- Slacks off the jetties of Long scored • when - Motley reached first In the first singles match, Paul G. Turnoek 78 153.8s lunken, bulls and cows has started power available for same are fresh "Civilians, as well as men in uni- serve were placed on active duty Branch and Takenattm Increasing. after being hit by a pitched ball, Bchaaf trimmed Lacy Bradshaw In M. FranclK 81 151.17 form, must be taught how to shoot Red hake and whiting holding the M. Ralltrtr 72 1S2.I0 off with a bang. Fish weighing up water and game wardens who have and within three weeks from the Stavola's single, a walk, Salmon's straight sets, *-4,6-1. Bruce Sprague D. Fallar ...: 87 155.82 to 3$ pounds reported. School strip- their hands full with those matters, if we are to survive. - This is the ;lme they reported for duty they spotlight off the Asking piers. Heavy run of sen spearing or sand single and a wild pitch. The sixth- was the second Buccaneer to taste D. Hoink to 151.51 ers are in the rivers. A number "The state of Florida is one of Job for the National Board for the were casualties in Korea. If we inning runs came after Christman defeat when he was handed a D. Mailll 77 Mt.ft Promotion of Rifle Practice, are to throw them into conflict that eels In the surf. J. Paris 87 1S0.SI of blues have been caught on hook the ilrst states to realize the serious- walked and stole second, Nixon's sound trouncing by David Oreen of V. Joh.nn.mann 84 Wt.8 and line in Sandy Hook bay." ness of the situation, and without "There Is an old saying, that 'for quickly, as we may often have to LOOK FOR AN INTERESTING single, a stolen base, Keyes' double the Green Wave. Oreen took the High ttam uriei, H. Hyman and Bon May 32, "79,000 POUNDS OF any knowledge of our plan, has ad- the want of a nail the shoe was do, then we should give them a AND INFORMATIVE AN- and Motley's single. first set, 6-2; and then walked away Jewelen,. 2,222s 'high team same, Dt- vised me personally In writing that lost.' The next war may possibly sufficient amount of training so NOUNCEMENT ABOVT THE Fako'a Hardwart. 7tt; .tilth Mrln BLUES-79,000 pounds of 'blue gold' The Bulldogs' big fifth frtme wss with a love set. Richard Wardman (women). M. Smith, 5*2: kith aarlai —caught in pound nets In Sandy they are seriously considering re' be lost because of the want of a hey can at least protect them- •RED TIDES OF THE NAVE- started ' after Kaplan walked. added the thinTslngles point when (men), E. Conover, ••*; hlyh tame Hook bay. Our party boated 81 big questing their legislature to pas* a little money to buy a little ammu- selves to a certain extent." SINK RIVER- IN NEXT WEEK'S Sharabba singled to move Kaplan he took Palmer Patton over the (woman). G. Turnock. 214! hllh lima blues in two hours." measure in its coming session re nition to teach our young people COLUMN. to third. Both runners advanced coals with a pair of love sets. (man), £. Conovar, 257. From today on anything can hap- Carding a salt water Ashing license, how to shoot. What price national ANNUAL FEDERATION DINNER when the Lions committed an error "As to our Idea of propagating ••Eight cut of 10. rs commit The In doubles play, Dean and Ward- "Eitht out of tan readeri eoaiult Tha pen. Much depends on the weather. security then? The Monmouth County Fedcra- Ttcgiitter Claxaiflcd A "—A

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OAKHURIT t 24, Mom'i Kitchen VH. (J«!CO Monarch* triple by Donna Turner. Monday John Tyler had more children, 111 179 R. B. Teams Competing at A.bury Park: May 27, Fort Monmouth Harry Fary '»» Buc J.V. Bow vi. Chttrm Fadhiom at Red Bank; June at 6:30 p. m., the Chsrmettes will than'any other President of th* Shore Firemen's RoQ-Offs o, W.K.r. .. 14J 111 110 1. Liilco Monarch* vi. Charm Fashion! play their first home game of the United State*—14 by two wive*. 141 HO lit Shore Girls' Loop K\ Duryea 18* at Red Bank: June 2, Kitkin Trlppler! season on the Red Bank Giants Alton Smith .£...• 148 170 140 va. Mom'i Kitchen it Aibury P.rk; DUCAN TROPHV Bob Volmtr 174 lit 174 Dan Layton , Hi 171 171 To Green Wave Two Red Bank teams are compet- field, Newman Springs rd. Tea oldeat player on the Cincin- June 9, Red Bank Independent!. v». Fort 1 INDEPENDENTS f ing In the Shore Girls' Softball nati Red* roiter Is southpaw hurl* •Is 90S Monmouth at Fort Monmouth, Mt«a 'N.it.ilo 188 151 113 II* 777 784 83 league, with Charms Fashions and er Ken Raffenaberger, He will be Handicap 111 112 112 LONG BBANCH—The Green "Ila-ht out of II read.r. con.ult Th. BUI .Bcnn.tt . ._... 1S2. J51 184 Handicap , II 02 92 Red Bank Independent* reprcjent- John Speck .... 185 HI Wave junior varsity baseball squad Railit'r Claiilfled Adi." Adv.rtlun.nL 3J on Aug. t. » 103.1 Bill Wdtlay • UH 1»4 203 lit lit •19 871 924 bung up Ita fourth straight win ing the local area. Bob Miller .. M8 201 213 !7«0 2119 The games will be played Mon- Charm Fatthions Tic VOLUNTEERS 2 laat week by defeating the Buc- • »U i«7 941 Bill V.ron 1>1 212 189 caneer 1. V. squad, M, at Mason day, Tucaday and Wednesday Fitkin Hospital, 5-5 Handicap ... , It 85 85 Clarence Kiim Ill 1ST Charlea Van Cur.n 119 III 170 leld. night*, with the games scheduled Louit Treblno Ill 151 202 Ill 171 for the flrst time in the circuit's ASBURY PARK-Charm Fash- 172 Harry Sickle. 991 til. 10H Leslie Thornpton Ill 17* ~>ete Katabo : 180 132 138 Carmen Fatllacl tamed the Red hlston' on the team's home fields, Ions softball team .of Red Bank, 2974 Feed Wagner Ill 181 121 Bank batter* by giving up only 112 Bill Kaiabo inst of hol'ding all the gamca on playing in the Shore Girls' Softball LAKEWOOD. RELIANCE 4 Ed Moor. . _UI im L.wU 175 170 one hit In the third Inning, which 151 ITJ one ...Id. '\ league, wound up in a 5-5 deadlock tso Tllton Art Hantln 188 197 135 resulted. In the only runs scorsd RUM Tilton 153 174 17« •43 832 831. THE SCHEDULE with Fitkin hospital Monday night 151 Handicap 14S jy the Bucs. The marker* came Harold Norerois 1S8 1-4 , 141 148 741 "*Tl 104 May 11—Mom'i Kitchen vn. Charm in a tilt which was called on ac- Al Kenler 131 148 1 Handicap ... 195 tit on a pair of walks. Rado's' blnglc US 711 «80 979 Faahlom at Red Bank; May 12. LUieo count of darkness. D.Tld By ram «_ 211 and an error by ManiAeld. Monarch! vi. Fort Monmouth at Fort 2750 911 1011 999 Monmouth: Muy 13, Fitkin Toppler* vi. Plriying on the Anbury ' Park 777 772 WANAMASSA 1 1171 l«nf Branch put together six Red Bank Independent! at Anbury Park; high school field, the Charm Fash- Handicap , 131 112 132 Tom Barton 207 171 How Hundertfund „•...' Ill WAYSIDE I hit* off Klatoky to acore all of their Hay 18. Red Dank Independent! vi. 141 Cheiter Andenon 121 111 145 Mom't Kitchen at Anbury I'aik: Mnv 19. ions club was behind, 5-1, after four 109 »04 1021 Joe Hundertfund 154 harle. fchulti 121 141 174 run* In the flnt four chapter*.. innings o* play. The Charmettes Frank Robert. ;142 198 198 Charm Pashlonn v». Tort Monmov)th at 2828 >ave Sehuman lit 111 17» Fort Monmouthi Mny 20. Kltkln Trip- rallied in the top of the fifth to OAKHUR8T 1 •en DeAn»eli» 178 )78 18* With Red Bank leading. 2-1, after 157 toe Dander .... 111 114 178 pier. v». IJ.ico Monmcht at A.bury WalWaltt , WaWarder n . *01 17* 188 enla: Harris 178 177 1111 And.raon , 140 111 IS* three and one-half Inning* the Park: May 25. Reil Hank Independent! knot the count with the aid of a Al DDanded r U* 184 • 188, Green Wave took over In their half vi. Charm F»ahlon> at Red Bank; May round tripper by Cal Vona and a Sun Hlbbetti 110 875 847 181 ....41 47 110 "m '••4 to Kore a pair of runs and then 214 ^Handicap .... 47 Handicap ...... 171 111 .... 155 Hi t«0 171 added iniurance tallies In the next Qaotfa P.P.nterman nn ...... 922 894 982 HHarra y Smith 177 178 174 II* ••» 11)10 frame with another pair of marker*. .. . 177 2741 llll Hi 144 I. H. STOKES RED BANK JV Ml 180 181 UBWTY I Handicap u 24 ick Da Hart Claud, Borehsrst 171 l!l 134 AB R H 'rank Holl 150 15* Saward. r(. 141 10* Al«x ».MO til tl« tl* •17 HI ' III Sdiar Fulton 1»» kouls DeLor.nio 115 114 141 hay. 2k. WALL STADIUM Hek Bordon 141 114 In.lll. ef. 1741 Frank Fluhr 181 121 Paul Albreeht HI HI 177 LITTLE SILVER 1 Bob' Lanfraak Ill -157, 184 Aiklno. lb. BUM Mun.on Ill 104 , 117. Geori." Faterton 178 141 178 •urlato, If RT. 34 • MLMAR, N. J. 157 121 tado, tl Walt Morrl. 1»1 749 754 801 7IJ ''-,*% 7« Olto Schneider 177 171 ISO Handlcap 144 144 144 Wriiht, »b Id Wade : 1«« 101 Handicap 141 141 141 Lemon, c - J Ml, 8. C'oUlngwsod Park Traffic Circle 160. 153 Llotoky, p Dick Parser 174 ill 942 III 907 '|OI 273* lancer, rf. "«0* 'iao 1727 Bryant, 2k Hi AVON t HIGHLANDS 1 Merrli. lb. ..._ WILL PRESENT Handicap 77 77 77- Tex Tomalno Ill III Emmet Spies Ill) 111 Ed. Bahr Ml 1*1 154 III 915 ohn Newman 141 141 III 22 John Romand.ttland.ttii 181 171 l«l LONO BRANCH JV 1711 Ray Guarlna 11* 118 Baba Anthony .... 201 111 •awlr Marker ISO 111 117 185 HOOK * LADDER I Louia Afnimo 111 171 210 AB DAHMERS •111 Bloom 151 114 oa Careitro 117 III Van Dyke, 2b 8 STOCK CAR RACES •III Mlnary 151 IIS Darrel Dudaa 144 110 108 »4t 850 87S MamfaM. lb 8 BUY DIRECT and SAVE! Torn'Maiuy 133 2471 Ramon, lb., >• r. 8 jo. Calve r 112 185 119 "|IO 7 IS OAKHURST 3 Wooll.y, rf - I «onio, » 8 * Rttall Frank Lyo.ni t S« III 154 Handicap 18* 111 181 Hurry Fary IS* 111 179 Every Wed. * Sot. 8:30 P.M. Bob rorbei 21« If3 112 Jo. Walter. 144 114 110 itatthl.. r 2 IPwfcAvi. Highway 34 Leo OXonner .....'. 141 1J« "isiTT* •SI Iradley, If 2 Al Dury.a US IM t«0 BAIN DATES THUItS. * SUN. 1712 Alton Smith 141 Buano, cf. .. - 2 Unit* Mack 74« Falllael. p 8 ,. 788• 711 PHIL DALY'* 1 Dan Layton 145 Handicap 187 187 187 At Sousto 117 IB* Thompion, 2b , 1 PHONIS: KEypcft M)St2 • KlMsbura 4-04H Gena Coientlno Ill' ilO Jolden. lb 0 NASCAR Sanction^ NIOM RlhMr MI73 120 ITS 90S lavs Senuto 117 171 Handicap Jorit,. Ik 1 Irt Slco - 117 114 Flor., If. I EAGLES 4 am Jos Tomalno ill lit 819 871 Boyer, cf. 1 Ken DeRol. 145 2149 Howard Huntley 175 ~*0l 10* UNEXCELLED 1 27 * I Byron Holm. 12S Phil Hendrleki 178 Red Bank JV 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—2 Frank Wlliua 118 WAYSIDE. I Ed. Swolher Ill UHIC Branch JV... 0 12 2 0 9 x—5 T. Hatford Catler •••• 201 Wai ,D»nll«r Ill HI 110 Dan Wtlklna lift G.ors. Walt* Ill II* Ray Medll ..; '• 200 J« Tlallly ...:•...:: 171 IH Corf a Molar 141 L»n Pyle 150 I (17 15* Handicap ..«. .. 15* U9_ Wilton D.niler 171 170 Ren VanNot* 144 183 200 Sam B.nnett 151 111 Bill Hart ..; UK It2 112 •IT 810 ~«l« Handicap l« M 2 • • • • ; in 7*« 125 Has 812 SATONTOVYN I III 972 Handicap . T» 79 Flora Cordons 194 117 181 Handicap ,"B , 1* Ed Chaiey 118 891 WASHINGTON I 904 I4i . «9I Ralph Lewis 143 '; ' '. \ "*TT ~i74. 217* Frank D.Roie 187 119 if •.&!"? RESCUE 2 UNION HOSE J . Eektor Wright 141 .199. Cambell 104 99 Bob Tru.x t«9 159 150 Vincent Moyei Al'Rorei '. 'UV 114 , >d. Taylor 157 Dom Clement! Ill 111 BUI Brown 191' 178 Bert Skldmor* ...; n» no ,«2 Dom Ruito ../..:.. 10* I3S Bill H.rhir «. 150 140 Georte Moor. 127' 114 \»t T74 Ed. Gelio Jim Robin. K>< 134 14S I Jaek Lflverildl. .: Ill III •Melvln Ely 1SS HI KONNER TROPHY Tom Tomalno -.„....- Ill 110 Handicap , Jim Va* Sam 154 WEST END ENGINE 752.. 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Monmottth at, near Weat »t. mouth at. when a construction was Reopen Monmouth St. Previously they had carried on contemplated at that ait*. When Father-Son Night to Mark Opening Used Car SaJei Lot their buitness at the Monmouth at. building plans were later dropped, Mulvihill Heads GUITARS lot and also at their Broad at. the owner of the site invited Mr. MATERNITY Lao Wood and Ktlmon Roth, Wood and Mr. Roth to return. The Of St. Joseph's School Auditorium MOTORTS GASTZBBELTS operator! of the Coait Auto Sain, and Newman Spring* rd. lot. A few months ago they were forced company will continue to operate Jersey SKore BRAS LINGERIE Inc.. have resumed operation of to vacate the premises at Mon- both sales lot*. KEYPORT — Rev. John Davli, LITTLE SILVER-John P. Mul- their uwd^car auto sales lot on vice president of Seton Hall uni- Sea Bright vihill. ST., was elected president of versity, East Orange, will be prin- Th» well-baby conference of ths the Jersey Shore Baseball league cipal speaker at the annual father Public Health Nursing association at a recent session of the circuit TUCKER'S and son night of the Holy Name at the home of Emil Stalder, who CORSET • LINGERIE YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR LESS aociety of St. Joseph's Catholic of Rumion, Sea Bright and Fair was re-elected treasurer. ANDERSON MUSIC church here tonight. The event will Haven will be held next Thursday IN aVWAY LONG BRANCH at River Street school between 2 Two new entries—Freehold and M M*MS> ST. HI MNK mark the opening of the auditorium and p. m. Vaccinations and triple at St. Joseph's school. Atlantic Highlands Eagles—have toxc.Js will be given by the nurses been admitted to the league, aa Other speakers will include Frank in charge. Shea, president of the. Holy Name Manaaquan served notice that it society, and Rev. Corncllui J. Sea Bright school pupils who had will play an independent slate this FRANK B. LAWES Kane, pastor. Films of the 1952 perfect attendance records for year after copping the league's Keyport-Matawan football game April are as follows: pre-Hrst, first bunting last season. and the 1952 World Series will be and second grades, Judy Anderson, . Action will be Inaugurated offi- •hown. Sarbara Faelton, Barbara Johnson, cially May 24, with all eight club* Premium Quality Coal One of the largest of its type Patricia Lovgren,. Frances Layton, seeing1 action. Long Branch will op- in the state, St. Joseph'! auditorium Evomae Nelson, Martha Raft, Don- pose Adelphia on the Adelphia dia- AT THE will seat 1,700 persons. It U na Shomo, Lulce Shomo, April Tor- mond, Red Bank Giants meet the Low PricM Kfow In Mfect Ick, Petra Welch, Irene Wood, equipped with a complete stage, a Eagle* on the Stalder Memorial TIL.U4.a7l fl MfWMAN SPRINM ROAD projection room for motion pic- Henry Chrlitensen, Robert Knight, field; Leonard F. C. takes on Free- tures, ahower and locker loom fa* John Petrone, George Shomo, Eric hold at .Leonard and Whitesville RED BANK VALUE CENTER cititles and a kitchen and cafeteria. Swenson, John Toups, Samuil Wat- will be host to Neptune. The Eagles The auditorium and new class- xel and John Wood; third and wil probably use the Giants' Held OIL BURNER SERVICE 25 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK rooms, opened, recently, adjoin the fourth grades, Robert Faelton, when the Giants art traveling. original school building on Maple Beverly Fowler, Teddy Good, Rob- pi. The opening of the auditorium Hood, Robert Hartwick, Marls will mark .the completion of a re- Johnston, Dorothy Miller, Michael. 2 DOORS PROM VICTORY MARKtT Nelson, Caroline Rock, Catherine1 construction program launched 18 1 A "Fun Room" ON YOUR BACK PORCH J months ago. A building fund drive Rock, Roger Rock, Charlotte Swan- L in Apr. 1952, brought pledges of »on, Amy Welch, Joseph White,' CheoM slips, «•*•«, fMtits, MMSM, *tssts. dmitry IR such fmwM MMM $727,000. Remodeling the former Valerie Will, Dennis Wood and auditorium into aix classrooms la Gloria Wood; fifth and sixth grades,' « Miss Sw«*. J«M AHIM*. ItfCtt, Mist PaHntM, SkytM, DM RWar, «tc. in progress. Also under way is the Thomas Garland, Travis Thomai, grading of the school yard for a Edward Woods, Sheldon Nelson, playground and parking area for Peter Perrine, Gary Phlfer, Robert 380 cars. Rogers. Fred Tharln, Robert Tor- AND PAY LESS! Committee members for tonight's Ick, Mary Ellen Ellenberger, Pa-: affair include Dr. Mark B. Mus-trlcia Miller, Jacqueline Swenson, Try us me] stt itat m muHmwr't Mtltt CM wn ywi HWHtyl carella, Charles Wahn, Jay Shaw, Joy West, Eleane Wood, Mary Oarrett J. Walsh, Stephen Sviatka, Grassin, Patricia Hartwick, Arleni •William Costello, Dr. Gerard Dev- Johnston, Marion Lovgren and' lin, George Massey, Michael Cox, Dorothy Hauser, and seventh and eighth v grades, Stanley Fowler,' Chris Day, Ciro Nappi, Thomas 1 Francy, Donald Miller, Edward Leslie Covert, Robert Lovgren, lit PAYMINT IN AUGUST Franey, Lawrence Vecchio, J. H. Harold Saharlc, Carl Wood, Erik Hyer, Albert Lulchlnger, Charles Woods, Elaine Welch, Jeanne Alt- UP TO It MOS. TO PAY Dietrich, Kevin Hourihan, Theo- man, Patricia Phlfer and Patricia Will. dore A. Phelan, Edward Murphy LOWRST PRICES ON and Edward- Poling. School pupils who have work posted on ihe bulletin board In- • PORCH INCLOSUmS clude Mary Grassin, Edward Woods, Cool, screened In cenafert for Marion Lovgren, Patricia Miller, Urge State Aid Arlene Johnston, Travis Thomas, Homo too amaMT Ife reetn »o "eit Christine Young, Maureen Dough- •Ota fer. wlateir. loose" when yen .,.' er the Uds esw erty, Elaine Welch, Patricia Will, Plea by Citizens Carl Wood and Erik Woods. • ATTIC eONVIRSION tertainr Them add a "fun roam" on T1NT0N FALLS — George C. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ausborn AtL flwR M#M • t t •«*• f#MM your Idle back porch. The cast Is of Ocean ave. are the parents of Malonc, supervising principal, ... In year attic at the lew- nominal... a free estimate is years asked here Tuesday night at a a daughter, born last Thursday at meeting of the Shrewsbury town- Riverview hospital,' Mrs. Ausborn eat of price* Call and Seat (er the asking. ship board or education that .all is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John citizens who can do so, to go to Lindsay of South St. Trenton May 18 and help promote Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barley • ROOM ADDITIONS • PORCH RNCLOSURRS • ATTIC CONVERSIONS legislation for new taxes to raise spent the week-end in Woodbury p nd in Woodbury • MASONRY • SiMNO • ROOfMO • DORMIRS 60 million dollars for more state Heights wherh e theth y visiteiitdd niti - aid for education. tlves. CARPRNTRY • • • OARAORS •. HIATINO • PLUMNItt The plan is to bring In as many Mrs. Leola Ragland and Jersey cltliens as possible to the nephew. Reggie Tynet, spent sev- •tate capital to push for more eral days last week in New York state »ld and—starting on the cap-city with Mrs. Ragtand'a ahter-ta- ital stepi where special badges will law, Mrs. Charity Wilson. While In be distributed—jnit on something of New York they attended a demonstration to get aid legis- romance of the circus. lation fussed. Mrs. Ragland had as guests over Board President Louis A. Stein- the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. James muller said that he recognised Wilson and .son Edward of Cam- that the Sea Bright governing body den, Mrs. Charity Wilson and Mrs. had put itself on record against Lavlnta Prtttlow of New York city new taxation, and added: and Mr. as*! MM. Edward Wash- "I understand that. Poorer towns ington and sons Darin and Edward, CALL ASRURV PAIR NUMMR OATORrWHT In thla itate stand to benefit from Jr., jot San Bernadlno, CaL such legislation, and the wealthier ones will be taxed more and get less benefit from it." But he said that If the school districts are to get more money "It must come from somewhere." - Board Member Steven Hayden said it might be well to look Into a report in the Catholic Digest that Canada builds up aid money through taxing corporations and Industry and, a* a result, aids not only public but religious schools as well. The Stats Aid commission has Each y«or tht day is Mt aside to left open the way to get new funds —suggesting state incomt, express all the love and oppricia* state sales and corporation taxes as possible sources. MA R KITS- RED BANK tion w« ftfl for mother — a Mr. Majone said Monmouth coun- no special day for her olone. Moke ty Parent-Teacher associations are 21 W. FRONT ST. riBI IVEDV MONMOUTH $T. urging county cltlsens to go to this year's Mother'* day one that Trenton and persuade the legisla- TBL 6-050t PpUYEUr TIL 6-S1Q1 ture to follow through with recom- she will treasure air year with a mendations for more state aid. thoughtful selection of flowers, THREE-DAY CAMFOBEB plants, corsages—to suit every MIDDLETOWN-Mors than ISO BELTSVILLI taste; -| Boy Scouts and leaders took part In a prercouncll training csmporee 6-10lb.iiit OHOUHOW, Friday, Saturday and ' Sunday at RKEY from the Fred Hall farm here. SUwood AVOID UST MINUTI RUSH! Armstrong, A. Wesley Olssn and fANCY TOM 14 ». k up Lieut. George Jaeger were in charge of the program. The annual of count! - - v council camporea will be hell In the Holmdel an* Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 8-7. LITTLE SILVIR HI. 4-1812 from IMS to M01 Cleveland was the only President of the United States who was not a Union sol- dier during the Civil war. #• ift to othei SHOULD BE THE LOVELY, ENDIR1NGLY reast PRECIOUS CIFT OF Sirloin KHfM ' ASPARAGUS LETTUCE 72 BROAD ST. 209 BROADWAY HED BANK LONG BRANCH* TOMATOES PHONE HE 64029 PHONE LO 642S0 JEWELERS IANCY-CUKU nOHDA-NIW BELL PEPPERS POTATOES 419 RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXXV, NO. 45. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 7,1953 10c PER COPY SECTION FOUR—PAGES 1 TO 16. Council to Award Truck Contracts; Parkway Work in Progress Near Red Bank Church Societies Freeholders Ask Bolen Certifies Petition Short Of St. Anthony's

-HIGHLANDS —Borough council I To Give Minstrels Fairs, Bingo Law ii scheduled to award contract! | Brennan-Waitt Rally for a garbage truck and a road Performances Friday -*• malntalner next Thursday night— Tomorrow at Balbach'a FREEHOLD—The Board of Free- And Saturday Nights holders yesterday adopted a resolu- the day an ordinance authorizing KEANSBURG — Supporter* of the Issuance of bonds for the equip- tion calling upon the state legisla- Mayor Felix J. Br«nnan and Coun- At Catholic School Fix Appointed ture to legalize charity gaming. ment goes into effect. ,. cilman Leon A. Waltt in their bids Borough Clerk Frank Bolen cer- Copies of the resolution will be for re-election will hold a.rally to- Charles Bruno will be the inter- sent to Governor Driscoll and each tified Tuesday night that the as- morrow night at 8 o'clock at 'Bal- Auxiliary Chief sessed valuation of property owned locutor at the minstrel show and member of the state legislature. It bach'a auditorium on Carr av*. dance Uie combined societies of St. LITTLE SILVER — Patrolman asks Sen. Richard R. Stout sfnd by petitioners—who asked that the here. Other candidate* in. the mu- question of the purchases bs sub- Anthony's Catholic church will pre- James W. Fix has been appointed Assemblymen Alfred N. Beadleston nicipal deetlon next Tuesday have sent tomorrow and Saturday nights chief of ihe auxiliary police divi- and Elvin R. Simmill to lntrodue* mitted to the electorate in a refer- been invited to appear. endum—represented less than the in the Red Bank Catholic high sion of this borough's Civil Defense legislation which will permit fir* required ten per cent of the total Plan* for the rally were dU- school auditorium. Director is Har- council by Jay Berger, director. companies, veterans organizations, assessed valuation of the borough wised at a meeting Friday, at 399 old A. Giblin, Si-., who has directed churches and similar organizations necessary for this procedure. Main at., where Mayor Brennan many successful minstrels in this to raise funds for charity through and Mr. Waitt. pledged their "best area. Music will be furnished by bingo, fairs, raffles and the like. At a regular meeting of borough Pete Galatro's orchestra. council Monday night, Mr. Bolen efforts toward an honest, efficient The resolution asks for a contin- told council that a petition sub- and progressive administration." Stage and lighting effects, togeth- uance of such charity functions in mitted at a meeting Apr. 30 did er with make-up will be done by the manner of past years, "which not Hit enough signatures to repre- Harold A. Giblin, Jr. Mrs. Georgia have proved to be beneficial to the sent ten per cent of the total as- Maeon will be pianist. Speciality public interest." sessed valuation, John Newton, Commission OKV numbers will be given by Peter The resolution asks for action Democratic candidate for council, QenovMC Patricia Carluccl, Wil- May 18, date the legislature recon- and' James Klnlan, secretary of the liam Hoag and Charles Gunnell. venes, and (Iocs not specify a ref- Taxpayers' association, then Intro- Beach House Bids William Nclligan and William erendum. That, presumably, waa duced additional signature!, after ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Anderson will take the roles of worded so that any legislation Borough Attorney John M. Pills- municipal harbor commission here premier end men, and the other which might be acceptable to the bury advised the leaders of oppo- last night accepted the fMO bid of end men will be Marion Galatro, legislators could become law In sition to the purchases that a ten- Caruso Construction company for a John Gcnovese. Edward Gelso, Jas- time for this summer's firemen's day period In which petitions could foundation for the former harbor- per Sharabba, Mary Cannavo, Jos- fairs. be submitted was up Monday night. master's office, which will become a eph Odenbach, Thomas Gartner, and The Rumson Exempt Firemen's Tuesday's meeting: followed Mr. beach house at the eastern end of Samuel Carotcnuto. Soloists include association and tha Oceanic Hook Bolen's certification of the added the parking lot at the harbor when Rote Philips, Jcancttc Gunnell, and Ladder company had written signatures. the municipal beach goes into oper- Rose Malinconico, Leonard Porcelli, the freeholders asking for the reso- ation this summer. Adeline Calandriello, Jcanette Lu- lution. •Every Possible Chance' cia, Louis Rampino and Richard Mr. Bolen declared that he had The commission also accepted Thompson. Flowers and palms for The ban on charity gaming came given petitioners "every possible the Caruso firm'* 1480 bid for a decorations have been donated by a few weeks ago, after all the chance" to meet the required ten septic tank for the building. Soden's of Newman Springs rd. state's prosecutors met in Trenton per cent Statutes stipulate that Th* Ground Observers corps, to discuss a state Supreme court which maintains round-the-clock Members of the chorus are Maria decision in the. state's appeal a petition objecting to a bond issue Tha firm of Gaorga M. Brawitar and Son, Inc., of Bogota, movad' its haavy aqu!pmont —If the ten per cent requirement 'skywatch" operations at the har- ?ondina, Elvira Condina, Vanda James W. Us against Walter G. Winne, former Is met—renders the ordinance In- bor, waa granted permission to into tho Naw Shrewsbury araa this waak to got tha ground roady for tho now Parkway. Top Rovito, Joan Antinozti, Barbara Bergen county prosecutor. Tha de- make use of a former storeroom at Ciaglia, Gloria Codispoti, Ann Ttu- In announcing the appointment cision, which reinstated 19 quashed operative until the question Is ap- photo ihowt one of tha huge earth movers that require* th* aid of a bulldoior to move tons —which was confirmed by Mayor proved in a referendum. the eastern end of the basin. Per- folo, Vincina Porcelli, Eleanor Por- gambling indictments, held that mission also was granted Albert of dirt in one operation. The bottom photo showi other haavy equipment lined up raedy to celli, Ann Caruao, Lena Trocchio, Joseph C. Davison and Police Chief prosecutors are "without discre- The clerk said he credited signa- Kelly of Atlantic City and Miami to Carmela Mastria, Anthony Gentile, Fred Zieglar — Berger described tion" In acting against all types of tures he felt to be improperly made. berth a 40-foot party boat at the swing into action. In the background, Irewttor crews are shown preparing headquarters for Domenlc Garruto, Fred T. Bruno, Fix as one "whose police experi- gambling. Mr. Bolen cited husbands signing end of pier six. contractors. The house at right is the home of William F. luettner, Rjverdala av*. Above Tony Lucisano, Anthony Kaalkci, ence is equalled by hia executive At present, only pari-mutue! bet- for wives, and similar Inscriptions The commission also awarded Frank Feeny, Ann Trocchio, Fran- nd administrative ability." ling on thoroughbred horse racing being made for two persons-^with IWO contract,to A. M. Crosby of work is in progress betwean Rivardala ave. and Swimming river. ces Trocchio, Josephine Phillips, Appointed to the police force in is legal In New Jersey. The con- • surname incorrectly spelled, in Keanaburg for the erection of Andrea DeLuca, Carmela Sovlcro, January, 1031, Fix is also a mem- stitution provides for the legaliza- one Instance. . sodium light poles at the harbor, Albina Piroso. Nellie. Odenbach, ber of the local fire company. He tion of bingo, but by a public ref- Mr. KinUn and Mr. Newton In- and a f 100 contract to Atlantic Elec- Requiem Mass Principal George Malone Ponders— Helen Brancadora, Teresa Valtl, was graduated from Red Bank erendum. sisted that the petitioners repre- tric Supply company for the trans- Maria DIFiore, Rosemary Branca- high school in 1917, completing his Since the ban. firemen have been sented mor* than ten per cent when fer of lines and lights. , dora, Carmella Ciaglia, Ida Malin- education there after being honor- active In soliciting publio support. cheeked against the 1983 ai - Henry Stadler, commodore of the For Maj. John Are My School Pupils too Smart? conico, Philip Costa, Fred C. Bruno, ably discharged from the Marine Some of the state's normally Dem- ment list Mr. Bolen said he Atlantic Highlands Yacht club, told Andrew Rucso, Louis Mastria and Corps in August, 1946. He akio Is ocratic cities have announced they checked the signatures against the Th* funeral of MaJ. David P. Robert Calt. a graduate of the Asbury Park th* commission that a dinner will John, who was killed In an air- will refuse to bait charity fain INI assessment roll, which went be held Memorial day to launch so- TINTON FALLS-Don't look now Police academy. He i* the son of and blngs. Into effect Oct. 1. 1963. At Mon- plane crash in California Friday, Samuel Carotenuto and Fred C. cial activities. Joseph P. Oender, —'but children of the Shrewsbury Bruno are general chairmen, as; Col. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fix of day* meeting, council agreed that chairman of the commislon, said a Apr. U, was'held Monday morning township schools got such high Rumson. His wife Is the former some action on the garbage situa- at St Anthony's Catholic church, Legal Aid sisted by John Gcnoveie, chairman; lea** for an upstair* room at the marks on their recent Intelligence Mr*. Carotenuto, John Petillo, Sop- Miss Jean Reilly of Red Bank. tion would have taf be taken Imme- harbor administration building will where a requiem mass was offered teets that even their principal diately—either through advertise- by Magr. Salvatore DiLorenso.. hie Ciambrone, Josephine Sesta, A* division chief, Fix will be Soldier Suspect be negotiated when th* club re- Members Praised doubts they're that smart. Adeline Mazxa, Mr». Anthony De- responsible for the administration ment for bids from contractors, or ceive* it* charter. MaJ. John was burled with mili- and training program of a 32-man proceeding with the provisions of tary honors at Mt. Olivet ceme- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS- "The teacher* all say they fol- Stefano and Mrs. Angelo 'DeGeorge, lowed out the Instructions carefully tickets; Frank Innacelli, chairman, division. Harry Carter, division Takes Own life the ordinance. tery. Rev. Gerald Griffin offered Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, president of captain, Is second in command. benediction a* the (rave. A firing th* MCtl Aid aMiety of Monmouth in giving $e tests, but It loolcs like Angelo Ciaglia, Mildred Pace, Jos- FORT MONMOUTH-A ««•»•»»• •Other M rerCeaf squad front ths Marine barrack*, county, last weak complimented the something must have gone wrong," eph Bspwito, Mrs. Christopher Me- old soldier. 8gt. Alfred E. Snow, be- Councilman Alexander •*?.: Bahrt Red Bank Marine Floyd Bennett field, N. V., flred si "faithful attendance" of lay mem- George C. Malone, supervising prin- Angelo, Mrs. James Arnone, Mrs. lieved to be one wanted for ques- Tuesday night said it was his opin- volley. Father Orlffln recited the bers of the society at monthly cipal, told th* school board Tues- Gergory Figaro, Mrs. Domenlc New Courthouse tioning by little Silver police, waa ion that opponents of the ordinance meetings. „ day sight • "• Geroai, Mra. Louis Mellacl and Mr*. Rosary Sunday sight at 'the. John Domenlc Massa, program; Fred found dead about 11 a, m. Monday • .especially those objecting Jo mu- «;*ejk*MMi*r;*eea*.--'-'' "^w •'•• "Pointing out that the'memiwr* .''Or, otherwise-we>e got; some in a bed at hospital quarters. nlcipel collection of garbage aM MayJgJ^.-, mlghtty smart peopl* In tola town," Bruno and Herman Chieffalo, prop- Mr. and Mr*. Judsoi*»C. Riobard- Maj: John's body was accompan- tiraver considerable, distances and erties; Mrs. Louis Malinconico, pub- Site Is Weighed Poet officials said they believe trash-had enjoyed adequate time ied1 from California by Capt John pay for their own dinners, ths men- he added. . ;' ' - - - •• ' Snow, a laboratory technician, took to express their opposition.. Re **a.Bit.', of arjfapl* ave., who were licity; Mis. John Petillo, door, and FREEHOLO-Hotder* of a to- notified In December, Ml, their Wolcott. . slgnor said their satisfaction comes He referred to the California Test Mr. Carctenuto, orchestra. day option, the board of freehold- hi* own life by swallowing cyanide thought that Mr. Kinian and Mr. In knowing that they are providing of Mental Maturity given pupil* in from a vial found near hi* bad. An Newton had. experienced "difficul- SOB, MaJ. Judson C. Richardson, MaJ. John was a son of Jamas ers' announced Monday that It is Jr., a marine corps pilot, was miss- John of el Marlon st. He also free legal help for those unable to grades one through eight Apr. JO. giving consideration to the pur- autopsy la being conducted by First ty" In finding sufficient petitioners pay for it , • • * . • Marking la based on verbal (aca- Army authorities. Th* sergeant had to meet toe ten per cent require- ing In action In Korea were gtven leaves hi* wife, Mrs. Ann Tula* chase of the seven-acre Sinclalre John; three children, David, Sandra Th* Beau Rivage, where the demic) and non-verbal (observa- Methodist Society property at Monument Park for been seen in the hospital areaobort- ment and said that council should reason to bop* last week he may tion) skills, as measured by aver- be cognisant of "the other N per be, a prisoner of war. and Vickl; two brothers, Anthony meeting was.held,' waa selected by a new building. ly after » a. m. , The flyer's name was among a and Vincent John of Brooklyn, and the trustee* for future meetings. age accomplishments of selected Elects Officers Joseph C, Irwin, director of the Little Silver police belliv* Snow cent" The'trustees .alto approved a list groups of children their own age. to be th* soldier who was seen Mr. Kinian registered objections new list of previously reported two sister*, Mrs. Ann Flsbman and If, for example, such tests show a Mrs. Marion Clark. Long Branch board, aald he feels the asking missing Marine* believed to be pris- Mrs. Elaine Adeskavits of Red of panel attorneys for May, sub- price of (95,000 Is not "too far out about 13:43 a. m. Monday with a to the ten-day limitation on sub- mitted by Hugh F. Dugan. director. child's mental and actual age Is the president of the Women's Society Keaneburg man In a Una on tho mitting a petition opposing, the oner*' of war. The Marine corps Bank. of Christian Service of the Metho- of line." Members of the board Attorneys on the panel from Red same, he is given an I, Q. • (intelli- and their architect, 'James W. Laurino property on Silverside ave., ordinance. He indicated that the said it had no way of checking ths Bank are William T. Wlchmenn of gence quotient) rating of 109. dist churches in the New Bruns- clerk's ruling on the petition will report, but explained the new infor- wick district, installed new offlcere Mancuso, made a tour of the Little Silver. Patrolman James Fis, M Broad- at. and Leon Reussllle of erty Monday. patrolling the borough, said he no- be protested, and that other objec- mation was.based on report* from M Broad st. Flrot Grader* Togo of the society at Red Bank Metho- tions will be made to the "validity" behind enemy lines and from broad- dist church last night at Fellow- Tha elte would be ussd a* either ticed the ear and stepped to laves- 19 Residents Mr. Dugan /said 30 new applica- But In the locsl tests, grade one tigate. Wh*n he did, a man answer- of the ordinance. • cut* by the Chinese. came up with a median I. Q. of 121, ship hall. Following installation a new courthouse or a hall of tions were received in April, of she spoke to members on the topic, records, with the present building, ing Bnow'a description fled Into th* Mayor CaarleaHaUenbuohlerand Ma}. Richardson, who left pre- which eight were forwarded to at- which the California testa says Is Councilman Frank J. Hall also list- Protest 'Loop' "The Challenge to Christian Ser- which ia inadequate for the needs, woods. Fix gave ehase, but wa* medical school at the University torneys. Four, cases were closed superior, and class averages geh< being retained either for a hall of unable to overtake the man. ed advantages of borough collec- of Vermont to enlist in the Navy KEANSBURG-Borough council by court action, resulting in three orally drifted downward, the high. vice In Our Society." tion. Its effectiveness and economy, Installed were Mrs. Carroll W, records or courthouse. Members The Keansburg man, Jesse M. In 1M1, was later transferred to Tuesday night referred to Borough decrees for divorce and one civl! er the grade the lower the median of the board said that If the 8in< Oliver, 27, of Main St., furnUhsd and Mr. Bolen cautioned petition- the Marine corps. He served in the Manager R»lph O. Williams and action. Judge Donald H. McLean I. Q. to 100, termed a high average. Arford, preslrent; Mrs. Matthew ers to become better acquainted Murphy, vice president and pro- claire property were purchased. It the description, saying he waa giv- Paclto theater In World War It. Borough Attorney William R. Blair, of the Chancery division of Super- One thing th* teat* showed. Mid would not mean that more than the ing the soldier a ride to the fort with aspects of a problem before Jr., a petition bearing II signatures ior court, who heard the divorce Mr. Malone. wa* that a lot of chil- gram chairman; Mrs. Warren Fsr- becoming "party to acts detrimen- MaJ. Richardson's wife, Mr*. Bar- rlngton, recording secretary; Mrs. 11,000,000 authoriied for the project after meeting him In the Silver bar, bara Richardson, and two children objecting to an appMcation for an suits, commented ' to courtroom dren got high mark* and a lot low would be needed. •» Red Bank. Fix gave post authori- tal to the community." ' amusement ride, a "loop-ths-loop," spectators thst thsy had witnessed one* and only a few middle-graded Belford Tultt, treasurer; Mrs. live in Costa Mesa; Cat Henry J, Palmer, missionary edu- The board is also considering an ties the soldier'* description and re- > Ordinance ' on Bay ave., Just west of Carr ave. a "One demonstration of democracy marks. But, by and large, the smart in action." His comment was In one* were the, standouts, for they cation and services; Miss Irma von- addition to the courthouse building quested that he be apprehended for In another action Monday night, The petition asked that a permit Glahn, promotion secretary; Mr*. on the Lafayette at. side, but Mr. questioning. be denied for th* ride, which sign- praise of the society's providing pulled all other averages up high. council adopted an ordinance'pro- legal assistance to three women Mr. Malone said that in grade one, Frank Warner, financial secretary; Irwin said that studies so far Indi- Near the dead Midler's bed wa* viding for the demolition of build- Boro Continues ers called "dangerous." They said Mrs. Malor . Wright, children's cate this could be done only with a note ts his brother, who lives in they did not oppofe other ride* for who were not financially able to In- some M per cent were graded above Ings considered dangerous to life stitute the aults. David L. Greene 100. He called it natural for aver- work; Mrs. Chester J. Seaman, "difficulty" on the present acre Fair Haven, Man. His father, or health, after no objection was ohiidron being erected in the same youth; Mrs. Donald Wright, stu- and a third property. George E. Snow, lives In Manches- area. Mayor Brennan said a license of Asbury Park represented two of age* to sink In th* higher classes, voiced at public hearing. Mayor Parking Hearing the women'; and Thomas F. Daly of where work gets harder to do. . dents; Mra. Frederick Krlll, spirit- ter, Conn. Sgt Snow had bean as- katsenbuehler told -council that a will not be issued until it has been ual life; Mr*. Leonard Reade, lit- signed to the pest hospital her* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Bor- determined who is responsible for Red Bank, the third. "Of course," he ssld, "on tests faulty water supply condition had ough council hsa adjourned until erature and publications; Mr*. Wil- since September, 1948. been corrected by engineers of the the safety of the amusement Harold Halpern of Deal, a mem- like these you have to use caution, liam M, MacDonald, status of wom- Henry Allen S p. m. Tuesday, May. 11, public to avoid error in Judgment, and you Laynt-New-Tork Co., who said rust hearing of an ordinance to restrict InJsMeNen ber' of the New York bar as well en, and Mrs. Lillian Schmidt, sup- deposit* in the water' had been •s of th* county Bar association, also have to take your findings with ply work. parking on East Washington ave. Making it* position a matter of a grain of salt. Too, we repeat the caused by defective flow meters in adjacent to-the school. represented a Long. Branch woman Store Ransacked Asks 3105,000 ~ •Her tanks at the water plant record, council said Mr. Blair will in obtaining a return of IZ3O ah* tests periodically to arrive at smi- A composite report of all the EATONTOWN-Pollee Chief Wil- 9 • The mayor announced Monday Council's action, taken Saturday represent Chief of Police Alphoiuws, had paid a New Tork firm as a de- thing of .a general average." officers was given by Mn. Howard liam Zadorosny yesterday said the In 'War Dog Case night that he will ask for an ex- morning at a meeting,, adjourned McOrath in tho Superior court suit posit on a pair of artificial limbs, 8, Higglnson, promotion secretary. local department Is investigating tension, of next Monday's deadline from public hearing of the ordin- seeking a retraining order to pre- A .drive ia being started for new . . 'OuM* to • MUHonr Mrs. Kril) waa in charge of devo- an entry Into the Henry Allen com- FREEHOLD — Milton Kosene. for a borough council decision on ance Tuesday of last week, came vent the e*.ilef, thro* other police members of the society to help de. Board Member Russell O. Can- tion*. Mrs. MacDonald is the re- pany coal and feed office at 30 Main Red Bank attorney, ha* started a acquiring Twlnllght. The deadline In reply to a request submitted by chiefs and Prosecutor J. Victor Car- fray mounting costs of the expand- field wanted to know If test* like tiring president. St. over the week-end. suit seeking a total of 1106,000, was set by 'the General Services Mr*. Robert McTague, president of ton from interfering with aklllo ing services of the society. thia show a difference between "ed< Members of Circle C, under the Although an attempt was mad* damage* on behalf of Beatrice administration, a federal agency. the board of education, which games. .Hearing has been set for ueatienal" absorption and "pur* in- leadership of Mrs. John J. Maney to smash a large safe, it waa un- Johnson, six-year-old daughter of The mayor's'action was prompted sought ths parking ban, that the tomorrow. Mr. Blair said the bor- telligence." "Why," he asked, "can and Mrs. Edward H. Conway, successful. The office was thor- Mn. Odilla Johnson of Neptune, by a desire to determine public board be permitted more time to ough's {attitude In the proceeding Red Bank. Boy ons boy grow up to a msn who served refreshments. oughly ransacked, but only a silver who allegedly was attacked and feeling on the question of borough study the proposed ordinance. The Is to abide by tht court's, decision carns'a million dollars and another dollar and miscellaneous change severely bitten last December by maintenance of' the landmark, board seek* provision* to prohibit and, In th* meantime,, to comply not amount to much T" Cadet Jerry Travia from a cash regUter drawer was two German shepherd "war dogs" "•topping and standing" cars, driv- with,the notice of th* hearing, Receives #600 Council members agreed that resi- en in some Instances by parents To make that million, Mr. Malone Wins Commendation reported missing. Chief Zadoroiny brought to thia country and kept dents of the borough must Indi- which, he said, airvM •• a tempor- Frank Grasso, 13-year-old Red said, "one must be very ^Intelligent, said County Detectives Harry Zuck- by H. H. Thomas of Asbury Park. cate their willingness to make up calling for their children at dis- unction. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Jerry erman and Merrltt B. Kent are as- missal times, In addition to the ary Injui Sank boy, was awarded MOO re-and would find a good education Travis, son of Col, and Mrs. Harri- Defendants In the case are Mr. an estimated M.000 annual main* Williams announced that tht cently in a "friendly settlement" holpfMl." But in tests like these, one sisting In the investigation. Thomas and hi* mothsr, Mrs. Bet- tenant* cast through an Increase parking restricting W.yn son Travis of US Ocean ave,, < borough park on Carr ave, la near- approved by the county court at can'measure only the "close co-or- cadet colonel in the Air Forci Fire Chief George Winning, one ty Morfsttl. The suit alleges Mrs. In taxes. Mra. MeTagus said this week Ing completion. -H* sstd ha ia con. Freehold. dination between education and In of three partners In the firm, found Morfettl also was responsible for that a representative of the State Group Reserve Offlcera Training The mayor MM federal limita- ferrlng with undsrwrlter* to flx li- Represented by Milton Kosene, telllgence." corps st Notre Dame university, the office ransacked when he visited the care of the dogs, brought to Department if Law and Public ability Insurance rate*. Harold Mar- Rod Bank attorney, the youth and there Styidey at 10:80 a. m. He the United States after war duty tions provide that the borough can Safety will attend the meeting to was cited Saturday at the parade- BMvr* title to the lighthouse, as tlni' bulbulMInl g inspsotor, reported U his father, Frank Ores**, had OlMi WOT IN THIGH review ceremony of the combined called police and one of hla part- in Japan. advise the board, which last week Alt*) Issued last month for con- started suit against Edward Den- ners, Herbert Zimmerman, who sur- a "historic monument," by providing aoaras the ordinance a* Inadequate pirWa Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC According to Mr. Kosene, tho far It* malntenanec In keeping with struction valued at MMM, and for nis* and Emma L. Dennia of Port MARLBORO - ROMIM Phillips, unite of the university, voyed the situation. The third part- youngster was attacked DM. St. Moral standards, or through pur- to provide oalety near exits of which $10* In fsis wa* received, Monmouth as th* result of Injuries II, of Nolan and Lloyd rdi,, who ner, Harry Wolcott, was out of and bitten about th* face ana the aehaol, allegedly received by th* young- accidentally ihct herself in th* Cadet Travis was awarded thi chaM-at half Its "true value"- , NowCwueMMayM highest leadership medal with th< town. body. She was admitted to Fltktn Council aJao: Granted permission ster when he waa struck by a car thlgh Tuesda~ " y with a 3S eat. rifle, Chief Zadorosny said the culprit hospital, whir* U> etitche* w«r* to Wilson D. Wright to erect a pre- Tuesday's Mssien wss th* next driven by Mrs. Dennis on Bridge I* reporte«rt*d IInn good condition at designation of distinguished honor to' the last regular mestlng of MM student, The ceremonies are held or culprits entered through a back taken to close th* wound*. fabricated house at Asbury and ave. Aug. N, MM. Rlvarvlaw hospital, where *h* waa window, went through a door be- The suit charges th* dogi "had CM'I Psy Disorderly •ait ave*., with the provision that preMnt four-y**r administration. Th* complaint alleged th* boy, taken after being treated by Dr. tvtty year for lha presentation of 7 chimney requirement* of the build- Council's last regular meeting will decorations and citations to stu tween the engine room and the mill, been trained to , kill and Injure" who was riding a bicycle at the J. P. Cooper, Matawan. She wa* dents who havs demonstrated out- and came through tho feed room and were not properly secured and Fine, Goes to Jail ing cod* be aitt, a recommendation bi held Tuesday, May It. Th* new time, was struck by the Dennis transferred to the hospital by Ihe to the office, kept so a* to protect th* public. of. the planning board; authorised counell; to be eleeted next Tuesdsy, car as both were traveling south on Matawan first aid squad, standing talont In their college Russell Halter of. Shrewsbury Borough Clerk Nelson H, Robert* work, A graduate of Red Bank Th* suit asks 180,000 from eaelt will lake office Tuesdsy, May M, Bridge ave, Young Urssso was Officer CharUs wltkowskl of Catholic high school In 1147, Cadet defendant a»d 18,000 for th* child's was Mnteaaoa to SB days In the to advertise for bids for grading at noon. Irsated at Rlvsrvlew hospital. Marlboro township and state police Kod'a Head Chef caunty jail justetiay morning by Travis Is a senior engineering stu mother for medical exptnset and and graveling the proposed park- The defendants were represented of the Keyport barracks Investi- To Open Realauranl losi of future eervice, Magistrate John vTOrowall In de- Ing lot an Railroad ave,, between by J. Victor Carton, Asbury Park, gated, dent at Notre Dams where he has fault a* a |» ana for al**rs*rly Center and Mount av**,, and for Ibrle, Graduates . commanded the Air Force ROTC, COLT'S NKCK-Martln 'Marty" tonduet, floor covering for borough hall, and The parade riview was part of thi Bchroeder of Wot Orange has pur- GERKENS TO MB HONORED Halter, arrested Tuesday after- Accepted the |M0 settlement of a From Signal School university'* annual parents' weik end which also featured a foolbal chased from D, Ooldfarb the prop- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Wil- noon by Patrolmen JMM Cook and slit walk and street paving lien of FORT MONMOUTH - Utut. Brennan, Turner, Waitt, 8 Others erty known aa the Trolley diner en liam B, Osrkens will be guist of DonaM Patterson and Detictlve |I,«M.M against Herbert M, Todd Giorg* W. Carle of IS Shrewsbury •am* bttwean the varsity and the 'Old Timer*' and Ineligible!, Cadet rt, 34 near the traffic tight. honor at a testimonial dinner to Irving Krahowlteh,' was «hargsd of Memorial pkwy, a Urn Includ- av*., New Shrewsbury, graduated ,Mr. Sehroidir, who has bein head be given by Hook ana Ladder Ore with being drunk and disorderly ing aoMMmenU totaling M0.T* and last wssk from th* Associate Sis* Seek 3 Keantburg Council Seats Travli played left end In th* game, chef at Rod's restaurant In West and panhandling an Monnwuth at, latenat, since UN, at fljOM.lt, ml Company Officer1* course here. company No. 1 of the Are depart- Little Mlver Cl*a«-itsi Orange the past 14 years, plan* to ment here next Wednssday at tha Polios said he broke the toilet In Completing th* three-menth KBANIBURO-Mayor Fells J, er'* running mati Is Mr, Waltt CUsn-Un Wtik In l,lttl. tllv.r will •• open a large restaurant to be known Log Cabin Inn on Ocean blvd, Tha his eill at police station after Mi courss In «h* Officers department Brennan, Councilman William Tur- whose name will be listed on the htlil Iron Miy II lo lltli, All rifiiM, a* Martin's, The opening' has bean 1 srresi ••• . • ' ' WBATMM /' of lha Signal school, Lieut. Earls ballot, Mr. Turner has been en- fuMiNh anil lin«h iiliotil nl tnr turn dlnnir will mark Mr. Oerkens re- ner *nd Leon A, WaMt and eight will b« jiltikcil «|i oil rtnulif coiUotlun set for Memorial day. The new tirament after IS years' service with Hugh MOM of Laurel ave,, Holm* Is among 30 officer* In the grad- dorsed, with Mstlln O, Lohsen and restaurant will comprise a 40-foot 7 other candidate* will seok thru* ilayi, rlmM lilac* iimorltli In eort- thi company. del, «hsrg«4 with creating a dls- an today ami tonight, High to- uating class on assignment hers James J, Oravany, by the United lilntri, tlnourtly lit iniimri, uranthM square main dining room, a lounge seats on borough council In n«t mil (illi'r nrlldo (lint MNIIIII b» lui'k Ivrbanc* at the Palac* diner on day, Mi law tonight, M. rirtly from various poits In the country Cltlssni losgus, In lha lono forms' ••til, lltll> nmlc Little Hllvir ttiort »t and large kitchen and walk-In Hill for rout, rull kitchen holllttii, Monmouth it, Tuesday night, was clenay tomorrow with high be- for communications training, Ra- TuMdsy's election lie if, tlektt In tho campaign, luttlvn anil »l th« >»ni» tlm« Improve fruxti', Martin's will feature lob- Mlildlttown I'lfIlf* CoCoMitnMitny No, I, H«siH«sif)•, Oantt* to MMfento dio, radar, wire, applied communi- Mayor Brennan, wht) did not fill Other candldatM nri Uwrcncfi xnui' (HOiirrty, I'M In t tip ih* hnuK ster and charcoal broiled steaks iltn'l' i CC.m.r , ClCalll ••• lDlt'l-Dlt'JJ ffo r InferIf - disorderly conduct, Rois was ar southerly wind* today anA to- cations, communications csntsr and K petition for re-eliotlon, Is waging Stephens, Bernard Rowden, Mit, iInn ih» yrnil, him lh« |I#«I, I'Mi'h ii|i and other specialties and pastries, tlAdfillsiM rested by Capt, Leroy McKnlghl night kocaMlng wiatorly M>m*r- general subject* are among th* All cooking and baking will be a itlcker'campalgn, His nami will H«l*n V, Mil, John Cahlll, Anthony t'roj L, Ayitii loiouih Clerk "Hlht mil "I tea reidm taniult las ana Patralguui Pstir DaPajjI. mr, t . I , principal subjects In thi leurn. •at appear an th* btllat. Th* Buy- A, Auw aid Irwi* O, lisnitU —Advertlteaaeaii dine in thi •rinlits, ••fillsi CISMIIM A**."—A«»stilii*iil,

i ! P&tt RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7.1958. Otto Says Gas Bill Complaints Little Silver PERSONALS Lions to Recommend Azzolina Music Program Mr. and'Mr*. Richard Tetley and New Grand Jury Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tetley spent Fred D. Wlkoff, chairman of th* Are Given Thorough Analysis * the week-end in Oreenwlch, Conn., board ot the Mainstay Fetteral Bav- For Deputy District Governor For PTA Members visiting Mr. and Hrs, Theodore Starts Session ing* A Loan association, enter- The Girls' ensemble at Red Bank Heyel. FREEHOLD—Three Innovation* tained the office staff at Shadow- igh school and several members ASBURT PARK-"Careful and Mr. and Mrs. William Bess and marked the selection and swearing brook inn, Shrewsbury, Tueiday HIGHLANDS—Ths appointment if the high school band will prc- horough analysis of complainia re- To Become Flaridin* ive-week-old daughter Lisa have In of the May session grand jury, evening. Mr. Wikoff ssM the asso- of Joseph Aaollna, a member of Kiwanis Hears cnt a musical program at the ceived by the New Jersey. Natural returned to their home on Silver- here Monday. The oath was admin- ciation "Is nearing the |4 mlllioa the Lions club here, aa the next ncetlng of the River Street Par- Gas company shows that customers aide ave., after a long stay in istered by Superior Court Judg* mark, which we expect to exceed deputy district governor will be nt-Teacher association Wednesday arc paying the same amount of Huntsvllle, Ala. Mrs. Bess. Is a Frank T. Lloyd, Jr. by the end of the year." Mr. Wtkoff recommended to the district.gov- G. Smack ight, This will be the closing money for their gas now as they former resident of Red Bank. encouraged the staff to keep up the ernor to be elected at the state con- meeting until September. New of- were before the introduction of nat- One unusual move was for Judge good work. Members present wer* vention at Atlantic City-June 19-21. UNCROFP-ftgt. William Smack ural gas," said Dale B. Otto, pres- The executive board of the Wom-Lloyd to pick the 80th prospective Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Hurley, ficers will be installed . by Mrs. an's club will meet' at 10 a. m, juror as deputy foreman. He is The recommendation was ap- >f the Air Force, who has served Thomas "N. Ross of Oceanport, a ident of the company, In testimony Mn. Lois Pennlngton Oryson, Mrs. proved 70-52 Tuesday night at the he past two years as assistant before the Board of Public Utility Monday at the clubhouse. The Horace K. Homer, Ave. of Two Mary N. Reuter and Thomas Cook. ice president of the Monmouth American Home department met Rivers, Rumson, a manufacturer. annual meeting of ten clubs of re- flight engineer on a B-29 on weath- Commissioners here Monday. Councilman 'and Mrs. Peter J. r obHrvation flights In Bermuda, ounty Council of Parents and 1 Monday at the home of Mr*. Fred Arthur L. Purchase, Vroom ave., gion five at Cedar inn here. Mr. 'eachers. "In ft few cases,' Mr. Otto said, A. Ellison, Crest dr. Mr*. Ellison Spring Lake, an < auto dealer, I* Elchele of River rd., Fair Haven, Auollna defeated Dr. Wylie O. was guest speaker at a meeting of 'we have .found after careful exam- have returned from a three week*' the Llncroft-Holmdcl Klwnnis club Members of the Girl Scout troop and Mrs. E. J. Dayles were hon- foreman. ' • • ••.•••• Pate of the Middletown township iponsored by the P.T.A. will hold nation of all the facts that some stay in Bermuda, ' club. A third candidate, Ralph W. Thursday at the Lincroft Chapel sustomers have had legitimate com- ored guests at the banquet of the Another strange aspect of th* Hall. t cake sale prior to and following Junior Woman's club Tuesday eve- Pvt. Milton E. Ooode, ion Ot Mr. Lawrence of the Sea Bright club, :he meeting. Money earned will plaints about high bills because of ning at Shadowbrook inn, Shrews- new panel wai' th* absence of a and Mrs. William Good* of T2 Bank withdrew from the race before the used for an educational trip for their meters running fast. In each single woman. The Jury usually balloting began. Albert McCracken :ase we have made an adjustment bury. Mrs. Davle* Installed the new st., I* a member of the combat com- roop members. officers. Mrs. Davles, Mrs. Ellison, consist* of the first 28 persons mand, Fort Benning, O*. of Fair Haven, a past 'deputy dis- Mrs, Matthew Reason Is chair- in the customer's bill." available from the list of 15 pre- Mrs. A. V. Jones,and Mrs. Joseph Miss Elisabeth Sweeting, dau|fc> trict governor, made the nominat- man of a committee ot members Mr. Otto. presented documented Shaffer will attend the atat* con- viously choten by'the Jury com- ing ipeeeh for Mr. Aiiolina. who will help with the summer vidence showing, individual com- missioners. The foreman snd dep- ter of Mr*. Raymond P. Snyder of vention of Federated Woman'* Reckless pi., ha* been elected The club collected several hun- round-up registration and physical ilaints about high - bills, and how, clubs in Atlantic City next week. uty foreman .ar* usually selected dred dollar* at th* dinner for Camp xamination of pupils who will en- after analysis it was found that the from th* first St. v- treasurer of the sophomor* elan at Happiness, the summer home ot er River Street school for the first ustomer was paying the sain* or Donald Pagdin, son of Mr. and The third new feature was the Marjorie Webstar Junior college In the New Jersey Blind Men's asso- time In September. Registration less during similar periods of an- Mrs. William O. Pagdin, Point rd., presence of District'Court Judas* Washington, D. C, for th* coming ciation at Leonardo. After fines to- will be held tomorrow at the school, ther year. In every case, accord- celebrated his seventh birthday at Alton V. Evans and Edward J, year, jhss Sweeting was' graduat- taling 123.58 also were turned over starting at 9 a. m. Parents attend- ing to Mr. Otto, the gas company a party Saturday.-HI* tuest* were Ascher on th* bench with Judg* ed from Red Bank high school in to the camp, Frank Hall, a blind ing are requested to bring birth is using the same tariff that was Denny Ingram, John ' Edelmenn, Lloyd and. County Judge* John Jun*. , • • member of the club here, express- nd vaccination certificates. - Chil- In effect-under the Jersey Central Timothy Heatiey. Dean Ayr**, Deb- bie Oermond and Fred Finley. C. Giordano and J. Edward Knight. Miss Sally Schants of Spring st. ed hi* appreciation. Mr. Hall.said dren eligible for school entrance Power and Light Co. 1 Th* district court'judges joined is pne of the AS student* to recelv* tt costs 120 per week for each must be five years old before Nov. It has been the policy of the gas Chart** P. Inrlm Mrs. William Getty , Getty la., the other Jurist! under a new scholarship for the MM fall guest at the camp. Mr. McCracken , 1B53, company, Mr. Otto said, that Im- sailed Tuesday for England where court directive. : v \ semester at B u 11 c r university. then said that his club will match Assisting Mrs. Reason wilt be mediately upon'receipt of a, high Charles p. Irwla ot 3S Harding aha will attend the coronation. Her Scholarships, .based on scholastic every 120 contributed by any other Mrs. Alonzo Dozicr, president-elect 111 complaint, the following steps rd. announced this week that- he son-in-law, daughter and grand- achievement, character, extra-cur- unit for the vacation fund. f the P.T.A., Mrs. George Taylor, were taken: The customer's account and his family will leave the first daughter, Maj. and Mr*. John Mac- ricular activities and promts* in Observed at the meeting was a Sr., Mrs, Stuart Edington, Mrs. is reviewed to determine whether of next month to take up perman- Millen and Judy returned last week Mrs. Morris Heads college, are for half tuition. moment of silence for the follow- Charles Kurd, Mrs. Mcrvln Hclscr, he increased bill is ot a seasonal ent reaidence at Fort Lauderdale, from Japan. Mrs. Jack Keane Of Marion at. ing members of the' region who Mrs. Robert Rudrow, Mrs.: Herman nature, is due to a prorated bill, or Fla., where he will join the firm of Petty officer S-c Carl Herber, son junior DAR and Mils Norma.'Norman of Har- died during the past year: Edmund O. Wiley »nd Mrs. George Fred- has been of some duration and. Richard Bertram as a yacht and In- of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herber, rison ave. have returned from a W.'Cline of Sea Bright, Alfred P. more. Miss Harriet Francis, school tanding; secondly, the customer Is surance broker at/the Bahla Mar Prospect ave., who works in the Mrs. Walter Morris of Little Sli- week's vacation at th* Hotel Jet- Boyce of Rumson, Richard C. Hack- nurse, will direct examinations. nformed that a serviceman will be basin. photo laboratory aboard the Ta- ver wu elected chairman of the tenon in Atlantic City. While there staff of Red Bank and Seely B. Wednesday, May 20, the 60 mem- Immediately dispatched to the cus- rawa, was recently assigned to phc- lunlor group of Monmouth chapter, they attended a convention of. th* Tuthill of Fair Haven. Reports of Mr. Irwin ha* operated the togrsfih a bull flght In Barcelona, bers of the school safety patrol omer's home to thoroughly check Charles P. Irwin, Jr., Inc., truck Daughter* of the American Revo- Sons and Daughter* of Liberty activities were presented by- repre- will be taken on an all-day outing all appliances to see If they are Spain. Photo album* are mad* for lution, at th* annual meeting last lodge.;. '. • • .'.'. • •!• •••/ sentatives of the following clubs: Sgt William O. Smack nd picnic to Bear Mountain in functioning properly, and thirdly, body business'on route 35, Eaton-, each cruise the ship takes. night at the home of Mils Barbara Red Bank. Eatontown, Sea Bright, New York state. The P.T.A. will he customer is Informed that the town, the last seven year*. Letter Mr. and Mrs. E. R. .Creawick, Bergen on Buena pi. The other Miss Emily Edwards,' daughter of Middletown, Fair Haven, Atlantic Smack.described his experiences pav expenses for the transporta- meter is to be changed immediately, Wheeler, who he* been managing Prospect ave., thi* evening Will at- °m e«» ,w*«-b« appointed and all Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Edwardi ib'oard planes whioh determine the the buiin*M, will continue in that 1 of Haddon park, a Junior at Ohio Highlands, Keansburg. Rarltan io'n which will require three buses. aken Into tho meter shop and test- tend the New Jersey Education Ai- will be Installed at a meeting June Bay, Union Beach and the' host izc of a Etorm, Its direction and Mothers assisting are Mrs. Wiley, capacity, but there will be no loclation'i lOOOi anlversary celebra- I at the Casino in Atlantic High- Weileyaa university at Detaware, club. ' duration. This Information, he said, a member. The new member, who to .set a. date. the auxiliary last night at the post wa* a special guest at the meet- wall, England. Capt. and Mrs. John A. Rpbb ot . International councilor; Chester Is retired, was accepted at toe last Allaire, first vice regent; Mrs. ing. Mr*. Marks visited her* six M Molly Pitcher villsge, are par* John F. Wright, second vice re- "One' customer who entered two home on highway 38. Al Allan Pag* of Princeton, deputy district meeting of the board of director*. •aid 1,000 poppies win be distribut- years ago and I* renewing old ac- •nt* of a daughter, Eileen Maria, governor of region one; Dr. Pate, He was assigned to the agriculture gent;'Mn. Harry Martin, chap- complaints about the size of her quaintances. She and Mrs; Taylor born Saturday at th* Station hos- lain; Miss Florence HIRM. record- bills was unable to have her meter ed during the poppy drive sales. tone chairman; Reginald D. Wall' and conservation committee. Girl Scouts will assist with dlstri visited Mrs; George Darragh and pital at Fort Monmouth. Mrs. Robb ot Point Pleasant, deputy district Ing secretary; Mm. William Coke- read tor three months in a. row be- Mrs. Joseph T. White Tuesday. Mrs. KnowYdurGoferament 1 Mr. Buck announced th* club will cause the meter reader could, not button. # - • Is the former Vivian Rosatl, daugh- governor of region six; William Gil- hold a roundtable meeting tonight, let, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Taylor held a family tea in. the Ot*My tM ter of Henry Rosatl of Shrews- bert of Trenton, past deputy dis- Walter H. Woolley. treasurer; Mrs. get in. Each time the meter read- Mrs. Walter A. DeVoe, president, afternoon. Attending were Mrs. bury. trict governor and candidate; for Henry .Strack, historian; Mrs. er left a dial card at the home to Is in charge of ticket sale* for a Cyril Smack, Mrs. Oarwood Phi- Th* poteaUal cost ot bills pend- district governor, and Mayor Krasiner Guest Artist ElUabeth S. Nelll, librarian; Mrs. that the' customer could indicate card party May 28 at the peat fer, and Mrs. Stephen Rate, all of ing before th* Stat* Legislature Thomas Francesconl, Jr., Airman Charles Hatsenbuehler. Strong, Mrs. Daniel B. Olson, Mrs. the position of the dial* and mall home. She urged member* to at- Sea Bright. when It returns May IS I* stag- flnt claai, has returned to hi* baao Sue Vslentlne of Asbury Park, At U.S.O. Square Dance Walter C. Guptll and Mrs. C. Frank the card to the gai company, but tend a district meeting May U at gerlng, reports the New Jersey Tax- oh the Aircraft Carrier Waap, after accordionist, entertained. Borden, mertbers of the board of thi* was never done. Subsequent the Harold A. Daley post, Main Mr*. Henry Oermond, Id, Point payers association. •pending a 20-day emergency leav* LONG BRANCH-Qeorge Krast- directors'. - Investigation revealed that thi* cue- it, Aabury Park. rd., gav* a luncheon Tuesday at ' In addition to record-breaking as- with hU family at their home on ner ot 77 Branch ave., Red Bank, tonjer was furnishing |as service her horn* for Mr*. William Pagdin, nualitat* approprlaUon* of WJO,-Leonard at. Franceseonl's mother, Annual reports were given by for;; space heating purposes to a Mrs.' Emily Kriftncrl* la charge Mr*. Thomas Franceseonl, who had Trtiftd At Rivtrviejw nddler-caller, was featured last officers and committee chairmen, of ticket* for the sixth district Mrs. Lester , Stork, Mrs. Burton 000,000 for the JMHi flscal yeaV week in the third of a series of tenant on the second floor, and this Cash, Mr*. William W. Fisher, Jr., and 128,000,000 Just appropriated been a< pktlent at Parkway'hotpltal Mis* Hlght, a delegate to the undoubtedly affected the ilae.ef tali dinner-dance June • at Boa Girt In New Tork cMy, returned to her '' Persons treated at Rlvervlew hos- monthly square dances at the V.- D.A.R. congress In Washington, Inn, • Mn. Chester Budd, Mr*. Willis from proceeds ot th* second bond pital this week Include Carol Chris- S.O. elub here. Music was provided VUV: •<;:•.'. ;•.••;• '. • ••...:.••.•:•, Sleaon, Mr*. M. Qregg Hlbbs, Mr*. iasuo for state Institutions, there bom* thi* week. gave a report of that event, bas- r A, tSB contribution will b* made tian, f. of 14S Creek rd., Keansburg, by Hart Webber and Ml orchestra. ing most of her remarks on the Iii a irreat' many easei It was Albert Talbot, Mn. Walter, Ingram, are bills before the legislature Surgical patient* at Rlv*rvUw to the Eckman rehabilitation fund. Jr., Mr*. J. J. Boutin and Mrs. hospital this week Include afro. broken left arm, fell while roller Mr. Krassner, who has played society's progress In the last year found that an Increase in the fam- The auxiliary and post will hold which If passed will cost New Jer- •ktting; Ray Dunlap, M, of Otaan the fiddle with most well-known and upon the message sent to the ily or an increase In the number Joh» Raymond. The ladle* then sey taxpayer* untold, additional ROM Amarelto, 10* Bridge av*.; olnt Memorial day exercises. The attended a bridge tor the benefit Mr*. Nancy HackaUff, 11 Spring Grove, cut scalp, car trunk lid fell square dance callers In the coun- D.A.R. by President Elsenhower. of appliances has necessarily raised next meeting will be May JO. million*. atrlklng alt bead; Joanna Walwark try, Is now featured for the 54th She also told of attending the tea the customer's bill, Mr. Otto stated. of th* Maternal Health Center In it; Mis* Sarah Mason, J10 Broad U Bast Wilson circle, Middletown consecutive week at tho Arcadia Aabury Park. . A series of bills has been Intro- st, and Hjalmar Hokanson, TS Mon- given by Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen- "We are doing everything that duced which would Increase state township, bruised forehead, hit by ballroom. New Tork city, and re- hower at th* White House for the la humanly possible," Mr. Otto said, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Ravndal, mouth st. Among ths medical pa- , baaeball; Sditk Baelgalupl, 17, ot cently was signed by Victor record! delegates. "to make a fair Investigation Into Local DA V Officers Point rd., have returned from a school aid na000,%0 to $10,000,000 tients at Rlvervlew are Jacob Corn- MO Rumson id., Uttle Silver, cut and Folkcraft record*. every complaint we receive, and to vacation In Florida, annually. State welfare aid bill* well, 408 River rd.; Mrs. Oeaaaro her left hand with knife; Susan The local fiddler-caller, whose ac- rectify mistake* if we find them." Appear on Broadcast Th* W. 8. C. 8. of Embury Meth- would Increase itate cost* by T,- O*lso, 291 Bridge av*.; Joseph Man- Rearson, M Rldg* rd., Fair Haven, tivities have been featured In New Careless Driver Tho recent enforcement of the odist church met last night at th* 000,000 to IMOO.000 annually. Ap- draekl. 174 Branch av*., and Ar- cut right palm, a door closed on forker magaslne and thi New state gambling law was discussed bom* of Mr*. George Inman, Wood- propriation of l»,000,000 for con- thur William*, 1IH Central av*. few hand; Rudolph Scopetanl, it, Tork Sunday News, explains that Fined 125 by Porter Packard Sponsors by Commander Robert B. Murphy bin* av*. Mr*. Ira Pimm spoke on struction of a state medical aad Mr. and Mm. Edward J. Btooai of N Ltighton ave. Red Bank, although the western style of pat- montal colleg* would also b* au- of IT 8t Nicholas pi. ar* th* par- UTTUC SILVER—Herbert R. and Adjutant Elbert L. Merrell of Methodist Women Around' th* •booting a BS gun at hem*, shot er calling Is becoming Increasing- New Car Contest the Jacquea Eisner chapter, Dis- World." , thorised under pending bill*. ent* ef a son born yesterday at la the face; JohnO'Maroni, It, of ly popular, he still prefer* the Jones of Fort Hancock was lined There are mor* than- SO public Rlvervlew hospital. $20 and $5 costs Tuesday night by Jack LaFreda, Red Bank Pack- abled American Veteran* ot Red Mr. and Mrs. James Bedle, Mr. Rumson and Harding rdi., Rum- more familiar Eastern-type ting- ard dealer, Is participating with Bank, when they appeared on and Mrs. Richard Clapp, Mr. and employe* pension bllU, th* coot of Mis* Jacqueline Ann WhalM, OM, cut left hand and finger* with ing calls. Although he conducts Magistrate Richard Porter on a which to Urge but Inealeuable. careless driving charge. th* Packard Motor Car company Michael Walsh'* veterans' program Mr*. Reuben Taylor, Mr. and Mr*. daughter of Dr. and Mr*. J. A. karfe; David Brink, 11, of lion- dances In the Mew England states, In a contest In which 25 automo- over Trenton radio' station WTNJ Cheater Albert* and Mr. and Mr*.Several aatronamleal veteran*' bon- Whslen of at Caro et, wa* nomt- mouth av*., Portaupeek, cut left Mr. Krassner hopes now to con- Th* judg* lined Julius Christen- u* bills a/* also included, plus a hr sleeted vice president of tho sen and Dr. Albert Duvall, both biles wilt be awarde das prliei. Monday night Henry Oermond, Sd, attended th* wrist on a piece ot glass; Joseph centrate on Monmouth county and Visitors to the LaFreda show- Tho DAV officer* pointed out annual aprlng rendetvoui of the series of SO apoelal tegtolativ* pro- Qouehor College Athhtle usocw- CarlonL. IS, of 44 Shore Acre ave., participate In local square and folk of Borden pi., 15 and )S each on posals that would require another tlon and trea*ur*r of tho senior borough dog; ordinance violations, room on Monmouth it. will be that bingo and raffle* are the only Shrewsbury Power Squadron at Bait Keaniburg, cut th* back of dancing. About square danelng, he asked to name the most appealing means veterans' organisations have Ssa Girt Inn Saturday evening. Mr. 14,000,000 fer f rojMte ranging from kit hand with a hatchet; Alma W. said "This li one of the greatest but suspended payments. The men admlnlitratlv* studies to free schol- had flled counter complaints. In feature of the new Packard, ex- of railing money. Mr. Walsh urged Bedle, Mr. Clapp and Mr. Alberta •liens, «, of «7 Kemp ave., Fair 'orms of recreation and Is really all veteran* and th* public to writ* received eertlflcatee for computing arship* and aplcultural ahowg and Haven, sprained left ankle going tun for 6 to 60 year elds. All you other .cases, Kenneth R. Turner of plain their reason' and leave their tick leave and liberalising pensions. Neptune paid 18 and Htm care- entry with the dealer. At the con- officials urging them to work with th* piloting eouna and wen sworn uniforms. Although, some of thM* bills down stair*; Robert Clark, 7, of have to know Is your left from and not against charitable organi- In as new members.' Mrs. Bed)*, If Point rd., Uttle Silver, dog bite; your right, and you can ri.iiare less driving; charge. A careless clusion of the survey June », the IMrthermor*, th* stat* would In- may be consigned to th* logltiatlvo driving complaint against Charles 29 persons whose card* show th* sation* .trying to raise money. Also Mr*. Clapp, Mr*. Taylor ant Mr*. crease groatly the mandatory cost* scrap heap; other* will beeome law. Mary S. ODonnelly, 44, of 114 dance." discussed was tho question ef, th* Oermond received eertlfleates lor Ocean ave., Monmouth Beach, Patterson of Bt Linden pi., Red best analysis of th* features they of local government through aeon* Th* entire list, potato tot th* Tax- Bank, was dismissed. have chosen will be awarded new New Jersey itate veterans' bonua. completing the pllotln* court*. of bill* Increasing statutory sat- payers association, will servo to re- broken right wrist, tripped and fell They asked what happened to th* Nancy Lee, Mohawk av*., Red 'Black Out* Driver cars. Mr*. J. J. Knodei, Rurnoon rd, arie* of local officers, wldenlar tax mind the alert taxpayer of tho tax derived from th* elimrett* tax represented th* Town Club of N*w exemptions, *h*rt*nlng tho work- Bank, cut scalp, fell from a high Imposed aeveral yaar* ago. need for taklag a lively nterert ta chair, hitting her head on a toy Fined as .Careless Songwriter-Graduate 'Blithe Spirit* to Aid Tork city at th* 181st convention Of w*ek, providing eaih In lieu of th* transactions of |b* UgUlatw*. train; Louis Loker, it. of Nut- th* Federation of Woman'* Club* KEYPORT—John Zasertky ef 11 Hear* Work in Concert v FINED IK TBAFTfO OOUBT of New Tork elly at the Hotel As- swamp rd., Middletown township, Jeffrey ave., South River, who was Bulldog Boosters cut upper lip and injuries of the ter Vrlday. , • , picked up Mar. 24 In Keyport ana KETPORT-Moe Jaffe, writer of Rumson—The Monmeuth Player* Felix B. Kegley. .•» Atlantlo left check and right arm, fell ovci popular longs and a 1»1» gradu- 1 it, Keyport, and Chart** B. John- Mr. and lira. Sherman A. Mao OUR DEMOCRACY .the handlebars of a bicycle; fete charged with driving while' under will present the play "Blithe Spirit, nlng of 1W Preopeet av*. sprat th* the influence of llqor, was Judged ate of th* high school here, last tonight and tomorrow night at ion, Stf Wall *t.. Eatontown, war* Hogan, 18, of Keansburg, dog bite week. returned to hear his most lined |T each ywterday morning week-end at Shelsourne Harbor Jerry Buckalcw, 130 Harrison ave., not guilty In a hearing last night Rumson high school auditorium for Inn, New Hampshire, which U man- in municipal Court here by George recent composition, "High School," the benefit of the Rumson Bulldog by Magistrate John V. Crowell on APE IN AMERICA Fair Haven, dog bite, and Carry sung by the girls' ensemble at the charges of falling to atop at stop aged by Ralph Allan, former man- Mogenhetmer, 2'.i, of JIB Port Mon- Ostrov ot Keansburg, acting bor- Booster*. Tickets may be obtained ager of Btelnbach company, Rod ough magistrate, fifth annual aprlng concert ot.the at tho door, or from Mrs. Patrick street*. Barbara M. Love, N Blag- mouth id., Eut Keansburg, burns high school's concert band. ham av* Rucftson, was flaed H of the left shoulder, cheek and ear, Zuortky wss judged not guilty McOulneis. H after testimony was read from his Homer Qer^ufsen directed the for careless driving;.aad Kenneth Clean-up week will begin Mon- •pilled a cup of hot tea over him- Appearing' In the play will be J. O'Brien, Jr., of StaUn bland, day and continue though Satur- physician, stating that ho suffered concert, which also featured the Esther David, Bette Thatcher, Rob- from an Illness which causea him chorus and drills by the corps ot |8 for not having hi* registration day, May II. All refuse, rubbUh ert Pearie; Robert Thatcher, Ann or driver'* license la hi* possession and traah placid at the curb will r* to "black out," and from testimony twirlers. Robert LoPresto, a senior, Davfeon, Peggy Nelson snd Mar- by witnesses to that effect. Oitrov, received the Arlon Foundation Fined |S «ach for Improper park- b* picked up on regular garbage ilyn' Rowm. Serving'on th*' ar- ing were Marl* flax, 10 Willow collection days. Materials should be Creek Crossing however, picked up Zaiorsfiy's award as the "most outstanding rangement* committees are Mlsi driver'i license for an unlimited instrumental musle student during st,, and Jooesh CAgottlno, 41 Bast placed In containers. Branches and Janice Tyndall in charge of pot- Bergen pi,, Rid Bank; Charle* Hu- other article* which cannot bo time on the basis of the testimony his tour years In school." ters; Mrs, Roeco Dllllone, door, Ready by Aug. 15 and fined the South River man 110 ber, Monmouth ave., Navailnk, and packaged should be tied securely and Mrs. R. R. Drew and Mr*. Rob- Lewi* Angler, Long Branch. for careless driving. Harry Stuart ert Rhatlcah, publicity. - ' NEWARK-The new esrth fll of Fulton it., Rahway, who faced Mechanic St. PTA C. C. Moser to /Address railroad crossing over Matawan a charge of hit-and-run driving and P»1CE TO. TOSS VUMT BALL creek will be ready for travel Aug. leaving the scene of an accident Plans Anniversary MAT II CAKB SALE Y' Mothers' MeeUnf 15, the scheduled date, It was an- Apr, 26, was found guilty and fined The 20th anniversary of the Me RIVER PLAZA-Mayor F. Bliss NBW MONMOUTH-Th* Rosary Clasoaco O. Mocer of th* ar*a nounced this week, 123. chanie Street Parent-Teacher as- Price of Eatontown will throw out and Altar socl*ty of St. Mary** Mttaell, T.M.C.A., will spoak al tho , The statement was made Uon- sociation will be marked at In- the first ball when the River Plata OathoHa enure* win hotd a cake Mother*' meeting Monday night at day by Sidney L, Mapcs, chief en- stallation of officers and a square Boy*' club'travel! to Eatontown for sal* Sunday, May II. at th* church, th* Community "T" how* *a Mv* gineer on the project, In a nport Area Scout Officials dance Tuesday night, May 1», at the opener ot th* Trl-Clty league following all tho ma****, sin. P. •raw* av*. Tho mooting wllli bo to the state bun id of Public Utlltt To Hold Dinner May 20 the school, Officers will be inducted Sunday, May 17. A division of th* J. Leaeh wag named chairman Of oponod with tt* laducttot of ara Commissioner!. by Mrs, A, Edwin Burdge of Little Monmouth County Little League, th* event at a meeting Monday. Ora-T club* from Port M*a*Muth The earth nil, which will be a: Scout officials from Red Bank, •liver, county P.T.A. president. the Trl-Clty loop, In other eere- Member* voted to poitaon* th* sup- Into "T" mmb*r*hlp. , two tracks and will replace thi Fair Haven, Rumson, Little Silver, Hart Webber's orcheitra will play monies, will have a parad* through per planned far this month to a Mr. Moser, actlv* In hie fleld for single-track wooden trestle, wai Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury, for square, folk and ballroom danc- Eatontown with River Plata dis- later date. A card Dirty win be mora than IB ytan, It an autlor, Started In USl after commuten Shrewsbury township and Fort ing, Completing arrangements are playing new unlformi, held May, M. Mis* Margaret Mur- Uetunr and practical worker In complained about th* trestle In thi Monmouth will attend tho Ret phy won the attendance prise. th* boy*' work a*M. HI* pamth- wake of the Woodbrldge wreck, Mr Miss Beulah Breckenrldge, Mrs. INSTALL EQUIPMENT Bank are* annual dinner meeting Hymen Polln, Mrs, John n. Aycrs, ••^^^••^i^esH^sBBsskaaiMHs I lets, "Towards- UadersUnding Map** in his progress report sale »nd busing* nrsnlon Wednesday, Boys," and his article* en, family Jr., Mrs. Albert Bloothoff, Mrs, WEST LONCS BRANCH-Severa! GOOD BRAN HVrTINI Italy ten feet of esrth remain t May 20, at the Molly Pitcher hotel, Arthur DlVlore, Mrs. Oeorge pieces of playground equipment trhir* ar* widely ui*d by th* "1." ko ailed In at the crossing site, It was announced »hl« week by Worthlty, Jr., ana Mist Louise hove been Installed by the West On* and one-quarter cup* lilted Before coming to this area In 1MT, Warren DcBrown, area chairman McCue, Long Branch Parent-Teacher as- all-purpose flour, 2'.4 teaspoon* bak- Mr, Moser was associated for IS Thn Red Bank area now llsla •nclatlon at th* Locust Avenue and ing powder, !i teaspoon salt, H tea- years with the Evaneton, III,, •%• Druak Driving tun 90 unite ind »T7 Scouts In Cub Wall Street neHooli, Doing th* Iv spoon nutmeg, 'i cup shortening, ! where he developed a< prograit Adjourned 2 Weeks parka, Hcnut troops, Kxpiord' posts Freeholders Cile'd stntlittlon were Frank VMola, Sam- cup augar, 1 egg, H cup milk, H which has been UHd M a guldt and Sea Scout ships, Mr, DiBrown uel Levlnt, David Swerrson, Harold cup ready-to-eat bran. for most T.M.CJ^. boyi' work eec- WATUDE-Hearlng on a drunk For Bridge Construction Jacob, Marvin Stein, Jamei Me Sift together flour, hiking powd- retarles In the country. Mni Har- •a driving charge against John L, FREEHOLD - A certificate of Conker and Harold Oarreau. er, salt and nutmeg. Cream ahorUn- old Musanle, chairman of th* Wilson of Fort Monmouth, who sponsoring commute* for th* Port was Involved In a three-oar acci Yacht Club lo Hold award for the "outstanding con- Thn P.T.A. executive board ha Ing and sugar; add *|g ana beat struction" ot the HM Bright-Rum- voted to sponsor a Brownie troop well, Stir In sifted dry Ingredient* Monmouth Junior Hl-T, will bo dent on Shrewsbury ave. recently, host***. ^ was adjourned for two weeks last Memorial Day Dinner son bridge, which «psn» the umlftr the leadership, of Mr*. Jam* alternately with milk and braai Shrewsbury river, wai received re- Loeb. etlr only enough to ml« together, Might by Msglslmte Waller N, FINED AT UNION BEACH Cebli, ATLANTIC llIG!1LANDfl-Mem< cently by the Hoard of Freehold' Fill grossed muffin pan* twn-thlrd» hen of tho yacht club here will hold er» from the Board of the Ameri- IIOUSINO rHOJKGT"BIDS lull. B*k* In moderate (460 F) oven UNION BUACH-Flned In traffic Amonf trnlllo violators' fln a dinner^ Memorial day lo launch can Institute) of Steel Construction, HIGHLANDS — Th* municipal about 10 mlnutei, or until don*. court by Magistrate Walter George were Robert Ik UParre of 81 Melil aotlvltiei «f the newlyformed Th* freeholder* hnve roculved housing iiuthorlty will open bidi Make* I large muffins, last nlfht win John J. Michel, Drummond ave,, Red Bank, and club, Plan* for the dlnnir wuro awards In thn pant fur tho con- for the construction'of the pro North B*r|*n, 110 for patting • KtMetth MacKenilf, Bait Orange, discussed at a moiillng rrlday night struction of the hlldKfl lit High' posed low-coat housing project her* Th* Instrument which Is believed •topped school bus) Henry font- *a*h at whom paid IT and « for at tlic yitchL limtior ndiiilnlnti'iitlon lnnd« over tlio Nnvi>nlnl( river and nt n mortltiK Hnturdny, June 13, Au In liav* roouived the historic tele- man snd Nona Stanley of Jersey, % BACK « OU*INIU«TAIAL NviMfMCNT T aw ftep strut violation*. Henry Mat llullilltlK, the Mlinrk river bridge over Hhark thorlgiitlon for tho rcadvei'tlaemeni graph meiKagt, "What Hath doit IS each lor carcltM driving) Thnm- •LtgWMICMiaMANIN'AMtaiCATOOl THI THfliff A ter ef Ukeweod received a IIM Atlantlo Nu|i|>!y Co, hit* rtonnl., v Itlvor Inlet, fnr bid* ciinii' Mflnr the rrvlilon nl wrought." In the early testing of si Johnson, • Johnson li., Keana- t|'tAviMaaor'aiieiTiisMi THAT MAMS •eisisuk; THI •ended Mnt«nc« hut paid |l coiti • television frt in tint dub, Heni) plnni r«tl tiy the Public HA th* teligraphls method of commun- hurg, IS tor, failure to step at a ter Iravillng th* wrong way fUMIer, commodore, prootdoa at th The Dam* "acid' la loosely «|i ing administration, a fedirt iMtlftri, !» a muHum piece at CON n* light, and Joseph O. Wee*, Jr.. t, muiiti orwotH»Tie>»< m out DUMOCHACK'I • Ma-way strati. piled tt any tour substance, aginey, ••II Mlvarilty, Inflation, H for Improper parking. RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7. 1953. Pace Thr v Adams—Con8tantiniti8 Nuptials WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS Msybelle Reid Remsen Silent John A. Thompson's Bride It Bride-Elect 9 MAIOLA-DIP1ETRO McGrath—Weir. MATAWAN-MIM Pauline Mai- RUHSOK — Mr. and Mra. George On 'Stamp Waste oU, daughter of Mr*. Mabel Malola Engagement Announced Reid of West River rd., announce FREEHOLD-Stephcn J. Rem- and the late Anthony Malola of the engagement of their daughter, sen, Democratic candidate for free- Water at., became the bride of Ru- Mr. and Mn. Jame* F.. McGrath Miss Maybelle Reid, to Robert G. holder, says he wouldn't tell, even dolph OiPletro, son of Mr. and of River rd., announce the engage- Murrell, son of Mr. and Mra. Leslie a grsnd jury, who informed him Mrs. Concetto DiPietro, 27 Quincy ment of their daughter. Miss Mary, E. Murrell of Ksnsu City, Kan. about the alleged waste of stamp- it, Portland, Me., Saturday In St Patricia McGrath, to Paul J. Welz, The bride-to-be U a business ad- ed and discarded hunches of sam- son of Mr. and Mra. Walter W. ple election ballots. Joseph'* church, Keyport. . Rev, Well of St. Mary's, Pa. ministration graduate of Rider col- Cornellu* Kane, pastor, officiated at lege, Trenton, and is a member of Mr. Remaen admitted to news- the double ring ceremony and the men yesterday he got « letter from nuptial1 man which followed. MIM Prosecutor J. Vietor Carton, who Loretta Durance accompanied Mrs. is visiting in Cuba, but declined Michael Cox, solotit. to say if the letter suggested he The bride was given in marriage might be called before the jury. by her brother-in-law, Leo Kalleta County Clerk J. Russell Wool- of this place. She wore a gown ley, who diacuised this possibility fashioned with a lace bodice with over with Mr. Carton last week, Peter Pan collar, long ileeves end- would not aay if a jury hearins; Ing In points at the wrist and a ny- is contemplated. Mr. Woolley mid lon tulle aklrt with lace panel In- It's the county clerk of elections •erti ending In a cathedral train. who handles ballot envelopes, and Her flngertlp-vell fell from a crown that' office denied doing anything of rhinestonei. She carried a wrong. prayer book with a white orchid. Mr. Remsen told a Democratic Miss Plerina DiPietro, sister of rally In Long Branch in April he the bridegroom, was maid of honor. found some stamped envelopes In She wore a gown of blue Chantilly a garbage pile, after being told lace and nylon tulle ityled with a where they were. And last week tlght-nttlng lace bodice with a he showed a boxfull of them to iweetheart neckline and - a Jacket newsmen. Though ha once mid hi* with short sleeve*. She wore match- informant waa a county-employed Ing mitt*. The full nylon tulle Republican woman, he said he ikirt wa* ballerina-length. Her promised to keep her Identity matching hat of tulle was made aecret. crown style with a face veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of yel- low carnatiom. Murray—Magruder Miss Maybelle Reid Miss Charlotte Malola, liiter of Mlaa Mary P. MeOrath Engagement Announced the bride; Miss Antoinette Dalfon- Zed Mu Epsilon sorority.. She ia> »> of Matawan, cousin of the bride- Miss McGrath Is a graduate of SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—the en- groom, and Miss Joanne DiPietro Red Bank Catholic high school, and employed by Remington Rand at gagement of Mis* Carolyn Marie of Portland, couain of the bride- is employed by the comptroller it Newark. Murray, daughter of Mrs. James groom, were brldeimiida. Fash- Fart Monmouth. Mr. Welz waa Mr. Murrell ia a graduate of the Roy Murray of this place and the ioned like the maid of honor's, they graduated from Central Catholic University of Kansas, snd Is a late Mr. Murray, to George Lloyd wore yellow gown* with colonial high school at St. Mary's, and la member of Tau Beta Pi, honorary Magruder, son of Col. and Mrs. bouquet* of blue carnatlom. now in the Army In Germany. fraternity. He is . employed with Lloyd Burns Magruder of Bluburn, Melpar incorporated at Alexandria, Buttonwood lane, Rumson, haa Mario DiPietro of Portland wai Vs., u an electrical engineer. been announced by Mrs. Murray. beit man for nil brother. Uiher- Wallace—England An early summer wedding is Ing were Donald Eamello of Key planned. port, couiln of the bride, and Sanv Engagement Told Patricia C. Higgint MIM Murray we* graduated from uel DiPietro, couiin of the bride- Hockaday school in Dallas, Tex., groom, and Anthony DiPietro, bro- BROOKLYN — Mr. and Mn. Engaged to W. F. Glackin and from the University of Texas, ther of the bridegroom, both of Frank Wallace of this city an- T'ENNENT —Mr. and Mrs. where ihe wai a member of PI Mrs. John A. Thompaen Mr. and Mr*. James Ceastaatmltta Portland. nounce the engagement of their Charles Marten Hlgglna of Main BeU Phi sorority. She made her The bride's mother wore a pon- daughter; Miss Mary Ann Wallace, ft, announce the engagement of debut at the San Antonio German JERSEY CITY-Mlsi Barbara ried violets with matching head- Announcement li mad* of tha gown waa aquamarine lace, worn der blue silk cult with pink hat to Pvt. James E. England, son of their daughter, Miss Patricia Car- club In 1M7 and wai presented to Joan Tarnow, daughter of Mra. pieces. They were Miss Carolyn marriage of UIH Gloria Adama of and accessories and an orchid cor- Mrs. Clara England of Locust ave., William A. Tarnow of Hudson blvd., Ann Thompson of West Orange, with matching lace halo atyle hat. Red Bank. ton Hlgglna, to William Francis society at a reception and dance Rector pi,, daughter of' the .late Mr. Her ftoweri were yellow carnatlom. lage. The bridegroom'* n.other Glackin. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- given by her parenti early In 1048. and John A. Thompson, aon of Mr. the bridegroom'! slater, and Mill and Mrs. Eugene Adama of Red wore a bluish grey lace street-length Miss Wallace waa graduated and Mra. John J. Thompion of Catherine Rusao of Newark. Albert. Manifleld of Wanamaiea liam H. Glackin of Windsor. She Is a member of the Girl's Co- Bank, to James Conitantlnltli, aon dress with white hat and white ac- tillion club of San Antonio, the West Orange, were married Satur- The bride's mother chose ahell of Mra. Gua Makredee of Allea'wood. wu belt man. cessories and an orchid corsage. Junior League of San Antonio, and day at St. Aloystua Catholic church pink lace with navy blue acces- The couple were married Apr. M at A reception waa held at Pleasant A dinner for the bridal party and a member of the board of the Sun- by the paator, Rev. Father Kelly, sories and a corsage of pink cam- St. Anthony'* Catholic church rec- Inn. The bride'i liiter, Mn. Jo- the Immediate families followed shine cottage. Miss Murray played in a setting of all white ipring ellias. The bridegroom's mother tory by Msgr. Salvatore DILorenso. aephlne SUo of Newark, wai attired the ceremony at Te Cottage Inn, the role of a duchess of the Roman flowers and greens. A nuptial mass wore navy blue lace with navy taf- The bride waa given In marriage In light blue. The bridegroom'* Keyport followed by a reception In Empire In the Court of Empires In followed the ceremony. feta accessories, and a corsage of by her brother, Joaepk Adama, Her mother, wore navy blue. Both bad the Oak Shade* lire house. For the IMS fiesta week In San An- The bride waa given In marriage pink camellias. •own wa* white nylon tulle and eorsages of Talisman rose*. their wedding trip to Washington, tonio, and in 1M» she waa Princess by John Bcckert the bridegroom'! Imported > .v., atyled with a bodice When the couple return from a D. C, the bride selected a gray suit of Enchantment and maid of honor uncle. Her gown was Chantilly .Robert Thompson waa best man with navy blue shoea and bag and for his brother. Gil Jacobus of of lace, an Illualon neckline, long wedding trip to Florida, they will to the Queen In the Court of Gaiety. lace over satin, trimmed with a Beachwood, the bridegroom's bro- •leevei, and a peptum which formed make their homo on Bait Lincoln white''hat and glovei. She wore Mr. Magruder, an alumnua of the yoke of Illusion net. long-pointed a white orchid corsage. Upon their ther-in-law, and Nicholas Corby, an overaklrt The drear had * Circle, Country Club Estates, Mid- Malcolm Gordon and Kent schools, lace sleeves and a bouffant skirt West Orange, ushered. cathedral-length train, and the dletown townahlp. Both Mr. and return they will make their home was graduated from Princeton In which formed a cathedral train. bride'i veil waa attached to a tiara Mr*. Conatantlnitla are graduate* of at the Water it. address. 1N9 where he was a member of the Her matching lace cap was trimmed Following a reception.In the Col- headpiece of seed pearl*. Her bou- Red Bank high achool. The bride- Mrs. DiPietro attended Matawan Cottage dub. He la a member of with seed pearls, and her Illusion onial room of the Fairmont hotel, quet waa whit* orchid* and white groom la a checker employed by the high achool and Is employed at the' the University club of New Tork veil waa flngertip-length. She car- Jersey City, the couple left for a carnation*.' Atlantic and Pacific Tea company Matawan Undergarment Co. Her city and Rumson Country club. He ried a colonial bouquet of white wedding trip to Niagara Falls and MIM ROM. Stlo of Newark waa at their auper market on Mon- husband attended Portland high served as an assistant military ob- camellias. Canada. They will make their her aunt'* only attendant. Her mouth it . Khool. Before ble Induction in the server at Singapore, 1M1-1M2. and Miss Mary Lou Grawley of New- home in Weat Orange. Navy, he waa employed by John J. In the Military Intelligence division ark was honor attendant. Her The bride, formerly of Leonardo, VECCWO-BOYNTON, wi* matron of honor. Sh* won a Nlssen Baking Co. of Portland. He on the itaff of Gen. MacArthur In gown wai powder blue nylon tulle, was graduated from Mlddletown gown of yellow nylon tulle with a I* the amateur heavyweight boxing the Southweat Pacific in Japan, trimmed with lace, and worn with township high school. She is em- / KEYPORT—Ml** Catherine • A. strapless bodice and a atole. The champion' of Maine. He I* now ltmt. being awarded the Legion a matching stole. She carried a ployed by the Prudential Insurance Vecchlo, daughter of Mr. and Mn. gown waa styled with a fulMength stationed in Boiton, Mass. •< of Merit. He I* a lieutenant In the nosegay styled bouquet of purple company of, Newark. The bride- Vlto Vecchio, Lower Main at, Mat- bouffant aklrt Her headpiece waa Army reserve, and la now In the violets with pink rose clusters in groom, a graduate of West Orang*' awan, was married to Ueut. Frank HANBBN-BVCKAI.BW Far East In the foreign depart- the center, and wore a matching high school, li employed by. Public P. Boynton, son of Mrs. Ruth M. made of freih flowen and ahe car- ried an old fashioned bouquet of LAURENCE HARBOR* — Mlsi ment of th* National City Bank of headpiece of violets. Service In East Orange. He served Boynton, of Harwich, Mass., and pastel Sower*. - -,.'-. . New York. The bridesmaids, too, were in the Army for more than two Mount Vernon, N. Y., Sunday after- Lola Janet Hanten, daughter of dresied In powder blue. They car- years In World War n. noon at St. Joseph's Catholic church Mlaa Ann* Cartan and Mlaa Bar- Mr. and Mra. Lara A. Hansen of Mlaa Mary A. WaBaeo ratriew C. HlggU* Mr. Magruder la a grandson of here. Rev. William Maguln oftV bara' Owen* of MaUwan w*r* Orchard ave., became the bride of th* late Dr. and Mn. George Lloyd clated at the double-ring ceremony bridesmaid*. Their gown* were Frederick Buckalew, Jr., son of Mr, from St Edmund's high school, Mlaa Higglns, an employee at Magruder of Washington, D. C, and before an alUr banked with white (tyled like that of th* matron of and Mr*. Frederick Buckalew, Sr Brooklyn, and i* employed by the Watson labowtoriea, is a graduate the late Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hull League Elects Navesink PTA gladioli and palm*. Miaa Lontta honor. Miss Cartan wore green and of Morgan, Saturday In St. Law- Royal Liverpool Insurance group of Freehold high school snd Rider of Savannah, Ga. Durante waa organist. Miss Owens, lavender. Their head- rence Catholic church. Rev. Wai in New York city. Pvt. England, college, Trenton. Her nance Is a Mrs. Vreeland pieces were made of freih flowen ter Slattery, paitor, officiated at a graduate of Red Bank high graduate of Trenton Catholic high Mitt Marian Freer Given In marriage by her father and they carried old faahloned bou- the double-ring ceremony before an achool, wu employed by Mount school, and U a student at the Mc- Elects Officers the bride wore a gown of Chantilly ASBURY PARK — Mra. Milton queta of pastel flewen. altar banked with white gladioli Tire Servic*abefor* entering the Allister School of Embalming of A June Bride Elect A. Vreeland of Middletown village, NAVESINK-Mrs. Roy B. Smith type lace and tulle, made with a and palm*. Miss Elaine Carney was Army. New York city. COLTS NECK —Mr. and Mrs. a member of the League of Woman wai re-elicted president of tho fitted bodice, flower applique boat Mlaa Mary Patricia Petriet, Free- Naveilnk Parent-Teacher associa- hold, waa the flower girl. She soloist, accompanied by Mi*a Jane Arthur G. Freer of Hemlock Glenn Voters, Red Bank region, was neckline trimmed with paillette*, Palatar, organist. announce the engagement of their elected' second vice president of tion at the annual meeting Tues- long ileevee and a tulle handker- wore a full-length gown of aqua wore a gown of blue tulle trimmed another brother of the bride, waa day at the school here. The pro- nylon net over taffeta with a sweet- The bride waa given In marriage with silk embroidery and had a bait man. daughter. Miss Marian Freer, to the state league at its two-day chief skirt with a formal train. James White, son of Mr. and Mn. convention Monday and Tuesday gram featured a children's Sower Her fingertip-length veil fell from heart bonnet She carried a mlnia- by her father. She wore a white matching stole and hat. The bride'i gown was Imported show. a lace and tulle cap trimmed with two CM fashioned bouquet of pas- gown made a lace bodice, boat Mia* Marjori* Scott, sister of th* French lace and her flngertip-lengthEuiUce S. White of South it, at the • Berkeley-Carteret hotel. neckline edged In acallops with long Eatontown. The wedding ii planned Mrs. J. C. Merrill of Trenton wai Also elected were Mrs. H. E. W. teed pearls and she carried a cat- bride, and Miss Betta Brandigon, veil fell from a matching lace can Burnilde and Mn. Alfred Pitts, cade bouquet of white roaea aad sleeve* ending in points at the Union Beach, were bridesmaids. She carried • prayer book with for June ST. > re-elected president. Dtnnte Reeve*, eouiln of the wrlat The nylon tulle aklrt had Mlia Freer, a graduate of New, vice presidents; Mn. George How- atepbanotts. bride, wu ring bearer. , They wore pink gowns like that of markers of whits roses. Mn. Vreelsnd Is a former presi- land, recording secretary; Mn. panel* of lace from the waistline the maid of honor. All carried When the couple return from a Jeney College tor Woman, has re- dent of the Red Bank league and Mia* Mary A. Vecchlo of Mata- Robert Naaatrom, Minneapolis, to the hem, ending In a cathedral cently been employed In the per- Louis Boeckel, corresponding sec- Mian, waa bast man. Uihering old fashioned^ bouquets. wedding trip to Florida, they will has been active In league affairs retary, and Jay Mannix. treasurer. wan waa her slater's maM of honor. train. Her French illualon finger- make their home at St Parkar ave., sonnel guidance field. Mr. White, for more than 14 years, having Her gown waa slat* blue, balUrlna- were Robert Soyiter and Samuel tip length veil fell from a queen's Russell Beobey, Keyport, wa* a grsduate of Long Branch high • Mrs. R. L, Dunne arranged the Weprin of Long Branch. beat man. John Scott, brother of Fair Haven. Mn. Lockwood li a aerved as the state league's health flower show, and Mrs. John Lang- length made of Iridescent silk crown of seeded pearla and ahe Keyport high achool graduate. Mr. achool, served In the Army In chairman for a number of yean. organia. The strapless bodice had A reception followed at the Vet- carried a cascade bouquet of lilies the bride, and Arthur Herry of World War II. He la a photo off- enberger waa the judge. Wlnnen Long Branch were ushers. Lockwood attended Rumson high Mri. Vreeland ia alio a member In the clasiei for beginners and a ahrug Jacket and a full aklrt. Her erans of Fonlgn Wan hall, Fords. with a white orchid. school and is employed at the La- set printer, employed at Evans Sig- of the Northern Monmouth county headpiece was a half hat of saatcb* Following the reception, Mr. and The bride'a mother wore an af- nal laboratory at Belmar. pupili of the first and second Mr*. Walter Foley of MaUwan, vole laboratories at Morganvllle. branch, American Association of grade* were: Ing organia trimmed with' pearl*, Mrs. Anderson left for a trip slater of the bride, was matron of ternoon drees of navy blue with University Women, and the Mon- and she carried a colonial bouquet white accessories. The bridegroom's Susan Hopkins, Cynthia Smith through Canada and th* Middle honor. The bridesmaids were Miss LONGSTREET-CANFIELD Theresa Reamer's mouth County Association for of pink roaea and blue babya breath. Werl ttatee. For traveling, the Margaret Devlin of MaUwan and mother wore a navy print after- Mental Health. She la a graduate and Penelope Robinson, first; Joan Mil* Perry Durante, Keyport, and brid* choa* a gray faille ault with Mlia Roberta Bryllnskl of Morgan. noon drtM with white aeeeaiorie*. OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.—Mr. Engagement Told of Vassar college and did graduate Quaekenbush and Joyce Hacker, black patent leather accessories. Both wore corsages of gardenias. second; Carol Howland and Cyn- Mitt Elisabeth Watson, PlalnSeld, They were all dressed In turquoise and Mra. Louii F. Longatreet an- WEST KEANSBURO — Mr. and study at the school of journalism She wore a whltt orchid corsage. organta- and nylon tulle gown* Following a reception at Button- nounce the marriage of their thia Smith, third, and Carol Bee- were bridesmaids. Styled Ilk* that Mra. Benjamin Reamer ef Hudion at the University of Missouri. kel. Bruce Tledeman, Dolores Hals* of th* maM of honor their gown* The bride'* mothtr won a .Wedg- mad* with strapless bodices with wood Manor, Mr. and Mn. fltoney daughter, Mlaa Audrey Lola Long, ave. have announced the engage- organia atole*. They bad helmets street, to Lieut Dean Canfleld of The league agenda for the nest and Donald Cassone, honorable were plum color and they carried weed blue tissue taffeta gown with left for Miami, Fla. For traveling ment of tbelr daughter Theresa to mention. colonial bouquets of Better Time pink accessories and a coraag* of made with aeeded pearl motlfa at the bride selected a powder blue this place.. The couple were mar- two years, adoptsd after two days 1 Bernard V. MacUaac of Hart St., of debate, ia for "the revision and of pink rose* and blu* babya pink rttta. The bridegroom* mo- the eara and carried cascade bou- ault with matching accessories. ried Apr. • at tha Oklahoma City West Keanaburg. Third and fourth grades, Chrii- breath, <• < .. . quet* of pink roses. Methodlat church. Improved administration of New tiae Holder and Carol Ann Cain, ther wore a dusty rose lae* gown Upon' their return they will reslds Mlsa Reamer Is a graduate of Jersey's election lawa. Including Albert Diaarlo of Metuchen waa with navy blue accessories and a Daniel Fuller waa best man at M Elisabeth at, Keyport. . Tha bride, given In marriage by first; Dorothy Stevenson and Jean her father, wore a street-length Red Bank Catholic high school and achool elections, based on' itudy Sleh. second; Joan McOrall and beit man. Uihering ware Jeoeph coraag* of talisman roses. Uihirlng were William Fuller and ' The bride I* a graduate of Mat- ia employed as a secretary by Ben- and consideration of the problems Bucco of Matawan'and Lieut Rich- Robert Hourahan of Morgan. dress of white silk, printed In pink, Dorothy Stevenson, third, aad Jac- Mr*. Andirson graduated from awan high school and Newark Pre- styled with an off-shoulder neck- dlx Aviation Corp., Eatontown.' Mr. and Issuea involved." Membera will queline Oakley, honorable mention. ard Fletcher of Oakland, Cal.. who Matawan high school. Her husband The bride's mother wore a mauve paratory school. She li employed Maeliaac served In Korea and Is also study liberalised residence re- la atationed at Fort Monmouth. line and a full skirt, a pink net Fifth and slith grades, Lisa Em- graduated from Washington high organia street-length gown, with by Newark Transportation Control stole and a pink flowered hat Mlas employed by the Jersey Central quirements, extenalon of abaentee ery, Mlchatl Stsvenson. Christie The bride'* mother won a navy school, St. Paul, Mlnm, and, the navy blue accessories and an orchid Elisabeth Longitreet, her sister's Power and Light company, Key- voting, and such controversial mat- Michel, Linda Rader and Joyce blue print dreas with navy acces- Dunweedy Trade Institute InMlnne- corsage. The bridegrooms mother Her'huaband, a graduate of Key. only attendant, was attired In light |>ort. ters as the direct primary and the Burnslde. first; Kirm Dunne, Car- sories and a corsage of red roaea. apens. He waa In Ma own business wore a powder blue crepe street- pert high school. Is employed by blue. A June wedding la planned. lerallsation of voting for It year olyn VanBrunt, Michael Stevenson The bridegroom'* mother wore a* nhMtrqtor and tlgn painter be- length gown, with navy blue acces- Lavole Laboratories, Morganvlll*. olda. and Judy Letielter, second; Judy medium blu*, with pink acets- fon entering tht armed nrvleei. sories and a corsage of pink aweet Ueut, and Mn, Canfleld will make oorlea and a corsage of pink rote*. pea*. / their home in Texas, Oberlin Students' The state group also pissed a Hatfleld, Susan Mount and Caro- He hat juat been discharged from HYEB-BICE Tht bride'i parenU are former lyn VanBrunt, third, and Peggy tht Signal Otrpa at Fort Monmouth. Following a reception at Bur- resolution that both major'political Following a reception at the MATAWAN-Mr. and Mn. Her- Fair Haven reildenU and she la a Engagement Told parties be asked to include In their Stoye, Linda Radar, Joyce Burn- Mlddletown Are, how* Ueut and .They will maka their httat In liw's restaurant, Mr. and Mrs, 1 bert Hyei, II Johnson ave., MaU- graduate of Rumson high school Th* engagement of MIM Berna- platforms provision for basic nvl- slde, Sandra Connor .and Mae Mr*. Boyntoa toft for a wedding M^ntapttt*. . , Buckalew left for a wedding trip to and Monmouth Memorial hospital's Houek, honorable mention. Bermuda. For traveling the bride wan, bavt announced the marriage dette Lucas to Ronald E, dILoren- •ion of th* itate tax system, the trip through the South and mid- of their daughter, Catherine, to school ef nursing, The bridegroom ao, ton of Dr, and Mn. Louis J. aim of the resolution being to'pre- The P.T.A. will hold a trash and West states. The brldi aelected a BICO-BENKEBT choa* a gray ault with blue iaccea- was graduated from Oklahoma City forle* aad a whit* orchid corsage. Jamet Tlee of Perth Amboy. dIDorenio of Maveslnk ave,, Rum- vent candidates from being bound treasure sale Saturday, May ll> black and whit* linen *uit with MATAWAN-Mla* Marl* Rlcel, The ceremony took place Satur- •ehooli. son, hai been announced by her by unworkable, no-new-taiea cam- at the Naveilnk library, Mri. Cur- black accessories and an orchM «a«fkttr tf Mra. catltriaf Rtccl Mra, Buekalew graduated from parents, Mr, and Mr*. Stanley Lu- tl* Blemnwald I* chairman, and MaUwan high school and la CL day, Apr. 11, In St. Joseph's paign pledgee, More than 400 wom- coraag* for traveling'.,.' tf Xlat rd, becam* th* brid* of church, Keyport. Tht ceremony Rircrrlew Aides cas af Euclid, Ohio. en, representing M local leagu**, Mr*. Frank Buahty will lend a MM. Boynton graduated' from Albert Benktrt Jr.. ttn of Mr. and pkqrtd by the Margaritten Travel waa performed by Rov. Theodore Both Mlia Lucas and her Sanee attended the conveatlon. truck te collect article* for tht Matawan high achool aad I* em- Mn. Albert Benkert, ST., of Lau- agency In Perth Amboy. Her hus- Beauchamp, curate. are students at Oberlin college, eat*. NUN Harbor In St. Joseph'* band graduated from St. Mary's To Plan Activities ployed at the Rarltaa arsenal. Her high school In South Amboy and U The brid* wore a gray tult with where Mr. dlLorenao will be gradu- husband graduated from school* in thank, Keyport Saturday, Apr.. N. whit* accessories and carried a FAIR HAVEN — Arrangements ated In Juno a* an Bngllth litera- St. John's Guild - Share Steppers Square Baston, Mass. Thty will fetid* at Rev. CerneUua Kane, paetor, tffl* employed at Newark airport. He I* for tht closing luncheon and a ture major, elated at .tht.etrtmMy before an a veteran of World War II, having prayer book with an orchid at- June card party will be completed Liila Dcssert'Bridge • Main *t,,,Matawan. \ , ,-. served In Ih* Air Force, tached. The wedding, planned for Sep. Dance Saturday Night aHar decorated with bouquet* of by members of Fair Haven aux- tembir, will take place In Cleve- lUdloH and Htm. Mitt LeretU U#on thilr nturn they will reildt Th* maid of honor waa Mil* iliary of Rlvervlew hospital Men- LITTLE SILVER - Two fund- UNCROfp— Final plant for th* JANSSENS-ANDEBSON , Joyci Tlce, Perth Amboy, lUter ef day at the Episcopal pariah houee land, raising benefits of th* Woman'* square dance jamboree, which tht OuiMtt waa organM. III Ihtlr newborn* at Haffman ave, the bridegroom, She wore a gray MATAWAN-Mia* Wllda.Raeh* ' Tht trMt wort' a ttrapltts gown here. guild of SI, John's Splacoaal thapei Shore Stepper* club will hold Sat. ault with whit* acetttorlM and Autumn Wedding wen planned at a meeting yester- urday night at Price* hotel at all* Janaacna, daughUr af Mr*. WU* af arkm tulle over taffeta, with a SCOTT-STONCr tarried an old faahloned banquet. Mra. A. Livingston Lundy will be llam Bradley, M Atlantic avt« bt- MU4 kwt Jttktt which had Mi chalrmin ef th* luncheon to be For Lucy K. Herbert day at th* chaiMl parish house on Pletiuri Bay, w*n mad* at a mtet* tame tht brid* tf ClUTtttl B, An* •leevet and a Peter Pan ttUar. Sbo MATAWAN - Tht PrMbyterian George Shtryka. Forth Amboy, held June I, Tht card parly, of Point rd, Th* Snt event will be a Ing Tuesday at th* liaerofl chapel' demon, Jr., *on of Mr. and Mr*. wtrt a loot, h*hn*t and tarried a thwth here waa tht went Satur- WM beat man. which Mn. Harry W. Oerqutet I* LITTUD BlbVBR-Mr*. Grace C, desurt bridge Friday, May II, at Several well-known, callers ef tha aifftrd B. AndtitM, Sr., of Minn*, tattadt bovquet M tamatitM aad day, Apr. Ml af tht wtddlng tf Mlaa Th* brldi, a graduatt of MaU- chairman, will be held June N on Herbert of Parker a**., announcea th* parish house. Th* second la ths etate will be among th* guests, •poll*, Minn., Saturday In tho Vint atephaattl*. Hannah A. Settt, daugkUr tf Mat- wan high Mhotl, I* employed In the lawn of Mn. Noel Urtaud'n the engagement ef her daughter, annual fair, dated for Nov. 14. Stanley Macintosh la host caller Baptist church. R*v, Uwrtntt awan Townthlp Ftlle* Capt, and the oflk* of Flagstaff rood*, Perth home on Fair Haven rd, Th* card Mia* Lucy Klngiley Herbert, to Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Arthur and music will be furnished by tat Bailey, paitor, officiated at a dou- MIM Avdrey Braun. MtnUlalr, Mr*. J, Bdgard Wilkinson, Sr., A* Amboy.. Her husband, a graduate parly committee will meet thl* af- Henry Carlton Bowdtn, aon of Mr. Orandjean and Mra, Charlis Gart- Cornitalktn, Member* will give ble ring ceremony before an altar tu maid tf htnor. Skt wtrt a ter at* and Letter O, sttnty, Jr. of Perth Amboy high Khool, I* ternoon at Mra, OtrquMt'a hem* and Mn, Lawrence Bowden of Rlv- ner were hoatesiei when tea was a program of Huart aad folk daae- banked with white gladioli and gtwn tf IWI taffeta nadt with MM if Mr. am Mr*. Letter Q, Ston employed at the RarlUn amnal, an Princeton rd. erdale ave,, Monmouth Beach, An lervid, Otheri pnsent wer* Mn. Ing. fhtrt will be dtnect ftr koth palma. Mra. A. Adam Bank*, or* a (quart neckline, full *ktrt ant] ey, 11T Chlngartra avr,, Keyport, Mituehen. autumn wedding la planned, William rirlh. Mr*. Henry Oer- b*glMi*K and advanced *quan ganlst, accompanied Mitt Diant puffed *l**v*i.. Sht tarried a baa- Rev. Chester A. Oalleway, paator, Barbara Canonlcn Miss Herbert daughter of the mond, Mr*. Ethel Smith, Mr*, J, dancm, Th* pubHc la Invited, Dennla, who sang "Beeaut*" and ket ef yellow da)ile*. officiated before an altar decorated late John L, Herbert of Little Sil- T. White, Mr*. A. 0. XuppUr, Mn. along with oth*r aqwrt daac* club* "Th* Lord'* Prayer," litnatd • Benkert, Laurence Har- with white inapdragoni and palm*. UNION BBACH-lunday at Holy Ha* td wan high school, I* employed by land*, 2 rhlnestonej, She carried a round Prudential Iniuranet Co,, Ntwark. from a tap of lace 'embroidered Cavlglli, Vincent Mellacl, Hirbara Men's club of the Asbury Park mother-daughter banquet Wednes- Hembtlng and Mrs, Martin Dwy«r bouquet of white rotH, whit* or- with tear pearl, and *h« tarried an (liven In marrlag* by her bro- Mellacl, Tommy McCray, Fiancea VMCA are ipoMOi'ln*. tho concert, day night at the Jewish Communi- were assisting httttiiH. Tht JUM 1 aid fashioned bouquet, ther, Jam*i Flynn, (he bride was Raokowskl, Bobby Jonoi, Ann procitda of which will be uied to ty Center on Riverside ave. Mri, 1 meellM will be at the home $t chid and IllUrof tht valley , Matawan high tcheol, I* *n- Mil* Naney VanNoto, Wilt Long Mri. JimH Clifton of Ktyport attended by Miss Dorothy Bruntlli Dembrowikl, Jackie TaihJIan, Jean renovtU th* heating lyitim at the Milton. Zimmerman and Mrs. Jo- Mn. Lillian Bradihaw an «4 i> ttutruetlM wtrk, ' Branch, wu maid tf fcmtr. Shi ai auid tf htatf, Frank riyaa, Bury and Ttaimy Otori*. "T" Mpk Btek«r trt •tsutl caalraai, tt, Mr Mavis. f Paere Four RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1953. HOME FROM KOREA COMMUNION BBEAKFAST High School PTA HEADDEN'S CORNER—Charles ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS- The CFs Car Driving Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Holy Name society of St. Agnes MIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Charles Smith of Chapel Hill rd. Catholic church will hold • Com- Has Installation Whisk Away Weeds her*, ha§ returned from service In munion. breakhut. Sunday at the Status Clarified rx> Korea with the Marine Corpi. Casino on Ocean Blvd. lira. Charlea Stlllwafon of Little Silver, by-laws chairman of the As the result of conflicting re- Just to celebrate New Jersey Congress of,Parents ports relative to the status- of SCOTTS mi u tM ftm tf 2,4-D and Teachers, installed officers of members of the armed forces and 4j>Xe9/ *y eampaand, apply by hand or those discharged, with regard to WINTERS FUR SHOP the Red Bank high school Parent- wttk o tpnadar^ Oaam wit domMtofii, and Teacher association Thursday at the validity of their driver's li- "**"— •--—J • '—J ajtaaMla! mlrtmni *.«-— «— ——— Fine furt the school. cense, the following information our 5 A anniversary wfjojsjaj wniavHf nofnl tw t They were Mrs. Norman Sickoli, containing the provisions of a law 43 Monmouth St. Red Bank president; Mrs. Charles Moore and passed last month" has .been Usued lew catf rfeiwfopmaAf of Mrs. Albert Newman, vice presi- by Miss Edith Wcnnig, agent at Scoff a Reiaarch—freat,., dent!; Mrs. A. Alfred Podcll, treas- the Red Bank motor vehicle license WE HAVE HAND-PICKED SOME - CERTIFIED COLD FUR STORAGE urer; Mrs. Morris Westerman, re-bureau: cording secretary, and Mrs. Char- "Chapter 106, P. I* 1953, enacted OF OUR REGULAR STOCK GIFTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY lotte Levy, corresponding secretary. into law In New Jersey on Apr. 22, "'}: MM *• <». ij$ A NICE PIM CAP! OR SCARP Following Installation, tape re- 1953 provides as follows: Any per- cordings of the report on the find- son, who Is the holder of a valid limited! supply ujm n ft • 4JS And You Can Uit Our Budget and Lay-Away Plan ings of the evaluating committee license to drive a motor vehicle Of the Middle States Association of at the time, he or she enters the ' wonderful values 7ft. RID IANK 4-247$ NIOHT TIL. Rl 4-1M1 Colleges and Secondary schools were active military or naval service of played. This was followed by dis- the United States, In time of war cussion on the Issues emphasized or time of emergency, may continue for the early, shopper In this preliminary report, to exercise the driving privilege MONEY LOANED .The high school chorus, directed therein conferred until the expira- tion of 180 daya after the termi- lAWES en, Jewelry,' Silver, Musical InatnaMata, by Edward Brown, sang with Mir Camera*, Binocular*, ate. lam Davis as accompanist. Judy nation of the war or emergency, or SUITS o DRESSES •SKIRTS • GLOVES Mala O«c« 4 Piaah •AlDIN SHOP UIMMI art baaat1 OLa kDy OOU SUIe ) eMl «N .SsXV J.' U Holmes sang solo parts In the num- for • period of three months from WE PAY CASH FOB 4 ber, "April In Paris,"-and Horace the date of his or her discharge SYCAMOM AVI. Mr Havta laa*la|.< Sanders sang "Without a Song." or release from such service under conditions other than dishonorable, SHUWSeW IMMfaiP. Broadway Loan Co. •ojr. are abl* to rnskt racket money without payment of any fee there- SOS Broadway Last Bfluek by itlllni Tht Etsliter—Ad»«rtli«mtnt, fore to the Director of Motor Ve- hicles; provided, however, no such person shall exercise said privilege except when attired In official mili- tary1 uniform or when having In his or her possession evidence, of BUILDING MATERIALS & SUPPLIES his or her said discharge or re- lease, and the valid New Jersey SPRING LAKE PLAN YOUR OWN driver's license at the time of his or her entrance into the service." The new law also provides that UP TO NRST persons over IS years of age may MODERN KITCHEN be licensed to drive motor vehicles 31 MOS. PAYMINT in agricultural'pursuits under cer- TO PAY IN 40 DAYS tain limitations. for MOTHER on her day Shrewsbury IBB^A ^b^ss*ia*T 6)HBI ^A a^aV^ssaim aimmaJasism Bs*BBSBBs\aB VaftsBBB*si*BVBl sBssttan HB^att0HsB4#AasM*MBBjftai afsBsaaaioiAfle) mo&*st la • Wmtij W fJfJ VtiVIV PJVffMmi OawHIW ifpanrl « a a VJmlVJ lvt^p*JwYMVffWtfIa> yVtxaWtT a a • ml Councilman John H. Ogden has reported \that a new schedule of you'H tavo up to 2/3 of tfco catt. Wo'N tunrta you with 0* the aolMinf motorlolt garbage collection is now in ef- that you need ... and whoa you aarehaso year aulMiaf tuaaJllM from at, wo'l aha fect. Collections which have been made Mondays and Fridays' are arraago your bam to eovor not only the atilMisf tuaolloi, bat ana tao oatiro coit now being made Mondays, Wednes- of any of tha athar tarvicn you may need, sash days and Fridays. Collections which have been made Tuesdays' and Sat- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH Yon Can urdays are now being made. Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. MORGAN SECTIONAL KITCHEN Bring her te the Molly Pitcher Hotel ;;.;,;>> ' Jay Francis Forrar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Forrar of 5 ; CABINETS ARE UP-TO-THE FINISH OFF YOUR ATTIC Parker pi., celebrated his eighth for Mother'* Day Dinnor. Temptingly * _. Hn| - mm m •? Bmm mi*m birthday Sunday at a rodeo party |nj nja)' IfaTIW an JHOTV IBT Iflwa at his home. Guests were James praparad dishot sarvad in a delightful atmoiphara MINUTE IN STYLE AND Curley, Joshua and Tommy Nevue, Yai, the monthly paymanti for that David Fitzgerald, Paul Sehllisler, In our rivoMriow dining room. J,immy Kelly. Eddie and Pete Btlrn- EFFICIENCY-FIT ANY KITCHEN- oxtra room (14x16) in your attie welss, Chuck- Moore, Rick Helm, can ba a$ littla at 4.93 par month. Robert Hunrath, Barry Brett, Table D'Hete Sb Cowta So coma in today ... wa'll halp you Wade Turnock, Kenny Clayton, MEET ANY FAMILY NEED make a lilt of tha supplies you naad Jimmy/and Mike Kearney and Pa- tricia Ann Forrar. ... whether it ba room addition, porch onclosure, ate. Wa'll tall you MM. Nicholas Lepera and chil- MOTHER $ DAY DINNER dren Aileen and Barry, formerly of the exact cost and help you with Falls Church, Vs., are visiting ofiammWm aW your plant, la matt cam, yw CM Mrs. Lepera's brother-in-law and ^a^la^a^vW 9Jv ^h ISW l**fasssWlssl 9 ^ sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Attrldge av WmNri f of Broad st. MaJ. Lepera will join them this week-end for a vaca- 50 tion prior to leaving for an as- PARKER 'ji& 1 signment ai Army finance officer in Cairo. ' SERVED d NOON "TIL • P. M. Intermediate Girl Scout troop II LIMBER & SIFfLY CO.

met Tuesday at the parish house 4% MUBWIMBV 4% of Old Christ church and worked on Mother's day presenti. Several girls exhibited pictures of birds MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL Red Bank Lumber & Supply Co. and mammals for their badge HIGHWAY n\.-:.\'Vi ^^i^to^ ^ "THI SUPM MARIUT LUaNM YARD" work. Final plans were made for "(Ae Gem of the Atlantic Coat" attending the Girl Scout jamboree at Camp Nomoco May 23 when the IIVnSIN AVL 110 IANK PHONE RED BANK 6-1740 COINtft MAIL ft WAIL STS. (Oaf. Maamaata St. AW) RID IANK frlMO new "house that cookies built" will be dedicated. All parents and fam- ily members wishing to attend are asked to notify the troop leaders. The picnic and hike planned for last week, but canceled because of rain, will be made Saturday. The older troop members will blase a Look who's back again trail which the younger member* will try to And and follow. All the ^ ' . . • • girls wilt visit Bernadotte farms where It Is hoped they will see two- day-old colts. AT THE SAME The final meeting of the ways and means committee for the P.- T.A.. bazar was held Monday eve- CONVENIENT LOCATION ning at' the home of Mrs. George Koenig, Queen Anne dr. Arrange- ments have been made to have On Mother's Day... give her a gift that will reflect your good taste four games of skill for children, • toy grab bag, a pony ride and hay and careful atteutiou to detail—select furniture of outstanding ride with Mrs. Harry Davey In COAST AUTO SALES charge. Popcorn, hot doge and so- quality! Sterling's lias an outstanding selection from the country's da pop will be sold. Mrs. Wilbur Rose will be In charge of the par- (Near West St) Ret tak top manufacturers . . . in modern, provincial or traditional. This cel post booth; Mrs. Charles Las- jour, choose your gift for Mother from Sterling's. euro, flower and shrubs booth; Mrs. William Dcckert. knit Mid atlteh booth; Mrs. Harold Trahman, foad Leo and Kal have re-opened their sales lot on Monmouth St. new Weil Sfc, Red Baak, with booth: Mrs. Hugh QwymvWII. Hams, white elephant- and rum- the same high quality used cars they have been selling for the past 6 years. We ha»e bolh mage; Mrs. Jean Andrews, chil- our sound business reputation on truth and honest busitsess prindplea whieh can be at* TABLES dren's craft; Mrs. Arthur Eckstein, toys. Arrangements have been tested to by the many buyers who have bought our ears sinee we are in business. We feej made to collect article* pledged by Just think of what tha local' residents for the baiar which our cars sire the cleanest stock than any dealer in Monmouth County and... that our prices win he held Saturday, May 1C, an Sycamore ave. between Broad tt. •re comparable ... or much cheaper than others. Here are tome examples! exquisite flattery of one and Buttonwood dr. Food Iteme will he collected the morning of the bazar. In case of rain, the batar will be postponed until the 1952 OLDS 88 2 dr. 2 tone 1951 DODGE Maadowbrook of these smart tables following Saturday, May 3*. Those 4 dr. fray, 11,000 mllei, having article* to contribute may Fully oqylppod, like naw '2195. contact any one of the above P.. 1545. will do to a room. Your T.A, members. Everyone la wel- come to attend. 1932 CHEVY Qub Coupe 1931 CHEVY Qub Coupe Mother will appreciate Hack with whtto wall tiroi. 2 «orio fraan. Pawor Union Falls ""' ; 4,000 fflllot 12 of thaml fully aqul*M^. * ••"• and cheriah this gift for '1675. The ladles' auxiliary of the flre 1931 MERCURY 2 door company will meet In the flre house 19S2 PLYMOUTH 4 door many years. Monday, Hostesses will be Mrs. AN Aaala frsoa, Ilka aaw, fully len K. Crawford, Mrs. Esther Hue, vary clean riiedner and Mrs. Charles Cramer. '1475. aqyipptd , Mr*. Thome* Calandrlello la vla> Itlng her daughter, Mrs. Vergil 1932 FORD 3 door 1950 BUIGK Supar Riviera Bertrland, In Illinois. Alan Canfleld, son af Mr. and Fully equipped, Ilka now 1575. Laadod . dyaaiaw, Mka naw Mrs, Russell Canfleld, epent tha week-end at home from William 1930 DESOTO ' . . TAHJ aatf HOOK LAMPS and Mary college, 1951 DODGE Coronet 4 dr. OCCASIONAL CHAIN! Cub pack 100 met In the soheel .20,000mllai. 4a>Hinimsa«. Handsomely dsslgned lamps-dls- Beautifully styled In wonderful Tuesday with John Cottlnfjum, 2 tone frotn. fully equipped '1695. , lota ' : .:., . . > llnctlvely modern or traditional, A fabrlei . . . any ef our tori* as. acting cubmuUr, In charge. handsome seleetion for Mother* tortmeat will b*J surt ti pteue Mrs, Randolph Hallelt of Bye*. Day giving, Mather. more ave, was called to Chleago BBTWVV IW' W^^ flv^P this week due to the diath of her 49 aunt, frank' Johannmann wa* given a Brinf this ad In and savave the cost surprise hoy rldo parly at Dave'a riding stable last week by Humbert FREE PLATES! of your, new license platet. of the senior class at Red lank high school, Frank expects to en- ter the Army in the near future. WI AM imi OflUTIN* OW OLt LOCATION SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL • P. M. Refreshment* were served at the OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY home of Ml** Virginia deVegh, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. AT THI COINal O» HOAt IT. AN0 Robert Osborn, ion of Mr. aad Mrs, John Osborn, tiaa returned to TIL lit IANK a

NOW Watermelon Grapefruit Sections «-•»* 21"27c Spaghetti Sauce B&& M Baked Beans Libby•''$ Peas *** « SwottConi 4-25c Pink SatfMN "BT H«.H17c Stewed %£29%£ c Nawsie* »U.* iejajiOifjejs •**•*•• >. 23* Teaateee Mett'e Pwn-ettei 23. Yilliw Oiitii J 3 *•• 13c 3o.csn27« Criepe CeekJee 15* 17i Yelltw Baiaiat Pickled Beett hrr;21\' 35* Rennet Pewder ^ 3 ^ 31c Aliiiap Applet 19« Uncle Ben'tRicef Bet Olive Oil 55 Qraigu 5 ^ 35« Imtaat Coffee VultyFiir 2?co41 NivilOraiget ™ ib 15* Mirthair i Herring Grapefruit ^ 3 OetageaS 3'- 29« SiokedSanlinei^2 r,'25e Brille Seap Fade Pk..M221« CsWocnis-lsrte ,ire 4 '* 17« Net Rell Mix ««•«»«/• M%««.pk« -27« Faeiel Tieeme *£? '2*s?ih Freeh PlMippleur9*»»w.29« 121 0 Pie Greet Mix 7Min» 2 p\v. 29. . 4mi f»«g« Feed v«/ues,.. SreeiPeppere ^I -:™ *15« ai Heaey Golden llouem 16 ot. g'su 3S* Speil(le Oetttrtt flevon 3 P^ - 17* 8reei Sejmtli f ^ no,«j. i.rmt», 10e y Nettle Mereele ,^!. 001 p«g21« Beam y;:,r.* w.icanio« HONSf OUTH SI. Freeh Carrtte S Itck rrotl Sugar grenultled 5 £ 48. Temte Ketehup 2^35* YeUewS^iaeh lO MM HUM sum Freeh Ireecili. 29« Sunnybrook Eggs RED B«, N. J. Mjtnir's Dey • * • ' • ' '• ' Urn Ira* "A" Heart Cake Fma wMtf Lafiafa This daintily decorated cake hit snowy cocoanut over all! roses on top. Gilt-wrapped. SNced Aeeforicoii Choete An Excitingly Modern Food Department Store hl [ fetter's Iry JMtParkir-MitlNf'slay Crean. Chttst : ^ r; 2^33* Featnring A Complete Self-Service Meat Dept. CejpCihojf . ej-M UytrCakt Crean Cheme ^ IsmVMlsTtlsllMf T Ched-O-Btt a»»*r~i 2 Sharp Chatter Chine r. You can tave lime and •till enjoy "Super.Right" meats, and poultry WMte Breed *5ST t*~.w15« Dinner Relit a^s^ss MUsV .gaaljMa •sis^A ges^sms^ •^•••s^ai ' •slssfssai ffsiaal^ si lisa* Freih Milk »-H .r, 23. ^ r, 22. of the same fine quality that AtP'i service meat department! «re fam- enni WPH 4enjf« ireeei rnni ifffM) ^ MMI tnt. m im ( ous for. they're already cut, weighed, wrapped and marked with the MMkirry PU J».M. « Gaffes Ring -*48« total net weight, price per pound and total amount. Just help your* ANAiPtusrMirfcitlMsi IfMtMl aelf from a wide variety and pay at any check-out stand! fMhuMBeweraiee SUfterrtwItirHsn CM liHi Bantala, rMt navare OlaieWax s •Mean 52 PMDAY BVBNUMS

g SweB Beep Piter PN Ceehejere Beiiiet CatlMtrt Betettt Yetute *)elei fef fsmrily wsihsi snej sJiihsi Tellit Seep A (ins s«r(y^ppw*iitM*vjpimw w a7E»w»»fW • ipi RED BANK REGISTER. MAY Shepherd" and the junior choir Miss Marilyn Slmonns of Watch- parents of a son born Friday at' CHURCH NEWS will sing "My Mother's Bible." Or- ung and Everet Koehler of Bound Clubwomen COUNTYJIRTHS Monmouth Memorial hospital. gan selections by Roy M. Jeffrey Brook were week-end guasta of May 13 flower Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cooper of CALVARY BAPTIST will be: '"Vision," "Ravery," "Ave Mr. and Mrs, Rhea Preston. ' Mr and Mr* *»«•"• tew Brunswick ave., Matawan,.arc , Red Bank Maria" and "To God All Praise." Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Morris and LITTLE SILVER — Heajbacjk of of itrimcr ave., Eatontown, are arcnts of a son born Friday at Deaths in Red Bank and Virinity Sunday-school wll meet at 9:30 the garden department '^Wthe l Flowers will be given .In memory Mr. and Mn. Rhea Preston at- of a .on. to™**"*' * onmouth Memorial hospital. a. m. Sunday, with Mrs. Annie of her mother, Mrs; Oeorge Droegs, tended a bowling banquet at' Co- Woman's club will stage a flower Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fike of Jackson in charge. by Mrs. John Scott. by'a restaurant Saturday to mark show at the club meeting Wednes- ^conardvlllc rd., Leonardo, arc par- MRS. WILLIAM HOI'LA MBS. ISABEL B. STAIK Rev. J. B. Oflchrist will deliver In the evening service at 1:45 the closing of the season of the day afternoon. Members today' are :nts of a son borri lust Thursday the sermon at the 11 a. m. service bowling league of the Hanson- visiting the Muller Bulb farm at it Rivervlew hospital. HILLSIDE—Mrs. Mary Ellxabeth SHREWSBURY—Mi*. Isabel B. o'clock. Rev. Mr. Williams will Stair, M, of Broad at., widow of Sunday. preach on the theme: "Strength for VanWInkle-Munnlng .company. Mr. New Hope, Bucks county. Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ausburn of lopla, SI, of 21 Mlddletown ave. The missionaries will sponsor a ere, wife of William Hopla and William H. Stair, died Monday at Thy Days." The senior choir will Preston la president of the league The club's executive board will Jcean ave., Sea Bright, are parents program at 3:30 p. m. and the Vir- sing "Give Ear Unto Out Prayer." and received four awards for high meet Monday morning at the club- Pi If a daughter born last Thursday resident of this place more than the Ivy house nursing home, Mld- Mr and Mrs. Emmett Walling dletown township, where she- had ginia society a program at 7:30 p. Organ selections will, be "In tha scoring average and two trophies, house. , Mrs. E. J. Davits, presi- ./shaoC Uta dr., River » it Rivervlew hospital. i years, died Friday at Monmouth ro. tiunday. Deacon James Bullock also two pins from the Monmouth dent, Mrs. Fred A. Ellison and Mn. lemorial hospital.' She was born been a patient 11 years. Twilight," "What a Frlind We. are parents of a son, born Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis or will have charge of the service next Have In Jesus," and "Andante County Issgue. Albert V. Jones will be delegates to tgh st., Eatontown, are parent* » Brooklyn, daughter of the ,late Born In Florida, Mrs. Stair was Wednesday night. : From 'Water Music Suits.'" tha State Federation convention in >f a daughter born last Thursday )anicl and Henrietta Oeorge Kerr, a daughter of the late Joseph and Richard Remeta, son of Mr. and Emma Baxter Moes. • Sunday-school will mist at 9:45 Mrs. Andrew Remeta, and William Atlantic City next week. ' •• , are it Rivervlew hospital. nd was a member of the Atlantic PBESBYTEMAN lighlands Methodist church and Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. a, m. Tba youth fellowship will Judge of the University of Mary- At the state convention Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hallam of Shrewsbury club member, Mrs. Chester V. West concourse, Keyport, are par- fonmouth chapter, Order of East- John P. • Haigb, Oceanport;. two meet at'»:45 p. m. The youth fel- laad attinded a convention of ma- rn Star, Atlantic Highlands. grandsons, John A. Halgb, Jr., Chi- Sunday-school I* at »:«5 a. m. lowship will hold its monthly mast- ehaAlcal engineers at Princeton Behenna, will give her-original M«nd Mn. Charles Ortene of ents of a daughter born last Thurs- The 11 a. m. worship will be In monologue, "God Bless America." day at P.'.verview hospital. cago, and J. Philip Stair, Pough- ing and party Tuesday at 7:30 unlvenlty. recently. W?,t Front -U. »»•*«• g£ Surviving, besides her husband, honor of Mother's day,.with ladles p. m. • . : '. MM, Bohenna, the • club's music Mr. and Mrs. Paul Relnbold of are a son, William Hopla, Jr., now keepsle, N. T., and two great-grand- Mn. Fred Mara, Mrs. Harold C ents of a ion, born Sunday »t R children. . participating In the service. Mrs. Choir rehearsals will be Thurs- Quackenbusb, Mrs. Ernest Thorn, chairman, gave the monologue at East rd., Belford, are parents of serving In the Navy; a brother, Arthur 8. Jolce will deliver the tha festival of plays of the third f daughter born Friday at River- Daniel Kerr of South Amboy; two The funeral was held last night day at «:48, T::W and S:1B p. m. Mn. Louis Becksr, Mrs. Thomas at the Adams Memorial home, with sermon,- "Legacy." Jo Anna Miller, Infant daughter Marssoa and Mrs. Charles Holmei district last month In BpringLake >Tr\»ri... <*««« «-»• ° lew hospital. listen, Mrs. Helen Worthley of Miss Doris-Frame la organilt, and was chosen by critics to give Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patterson South Amboy and Mrs. Etta 8eib Rev. Carroll M. Bnrek, former.rec- of Joseph and Alice Millar of Hol- attended the Oirl Scout council din- Main it., Port Monmouth, arc par- tor of Christ Episcopal church, tbU Ronald Clark, soloist. The junior lywood ave., Leonardo, was bap- ner last week -at Crystal' Brook the piece at the state event , ent* of a daughter born last Thurs- •f Patterson ave., Shrewsbury, are of Newark, and two half-brothers, and senior choira will sing anthems parents of a daughter, born Mon- Henry Jackson of Highlands and place, officiating. Burial this morn- tised In Sunday's service with Rev, inn, Eatontown, at which Mrs. day at Monmouth Memorial hos- ing was In Evergreen cemetery at and choral responses. Mr. Williams officiating. Maresea and Mrs. Thorn received Pit day at Monmouth Memorial hos- Joseph Jackson of South Amboy. Sfct. Lett* Preparing ' Mr and MrB. Roger Sayers, Eait Elisabeth.' The annual - apring church sale pins for Bveyears' service to scout- River rd;, Rumson, art parents of pital. The funeral was held Tuesday will be held tomorrow from 3 to S PRESBYTERIAN Ing. For Korean Service Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ellison of afternoon at her late home, with a son born last Thursday at Mon- MRS. FLORENCE WHEELER p. ra. in the church house. Every Red Bank Richard Outh, stationed at Camp LKONARDO-Sgt. Ro'bert Letts, ; mouth Memorial hospital. Monroe st, Matawan, are parents Rev. Roy E. Williams, Jr., paitor one la welcome. There will be a of a son born Tuesday at Mon of the Methodist church, ^officiating. FAIR HAVEN—Mrs. Florence "Today's Gambling—What li tha Plckett, Vfc, waa home tor the U. 8. Marine Corps, son of Mr. and i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burkett of food table.y toys, books, plants, Christian Answer?" will be the ser- week-end to visit his parents, Mr. Mrs. James Letts, Jr., of Maplewood •West Proipect ave, Cllffwood, are mouth Memorial hospital. Burial, under the direction of the Wheeler, 80, formerly of <85 River shrubs, fancy work and "white ele- Mr. and Mrs'. Francis Stover of Posten funeral home, was in Bay rd., died Sunday morning at the mon topic of Rev. Charles 8. Web- and Mrs. Joseph Outh.. ave., here,' is undergoing Intensive phants." ster next'Sunday at services at 1:35 Miss Mary Crine, principal ef the advanced combat training at Camp Francis pi., Keansburg, an.- par-* lew cemetery. • Marlboro State hospital, where she New members will be received In- enta of a. son born Tuesday at had been a patient 12 years. and 11 a. m. In the Carpenters' hall, Mor%anvllle school, .has returned Pendletown, Cal., in preparation- for to the, church Sunday, May IT, at' Maple ave. and Wlkoff pi. Dr. Carl Monmouth Memorial hospital. MICHAEL TOMA8BI&O Born in Canada, Mrs: Wheeler to her hone In Wlckatunk from assignment to Korea as a replace- the morning service. Those wish- F. Mueller, minister of music, will Fitkln haspital. ment for service with the First Mr. and Mn. David Wa*d of was a daughter of the late Donald ing'to Join should contact Rev. Mr. Standish rd., Little Silver, are par- MATAWAN - Michael Tomajello, preside at the organ at both, ser- Oerard Dtmio la recuperating Marine division. 66, husband of Antoinette Plngue. and alary MacDonald. She came Jolce. vices. His prelude will be "Largo"' nt» of a daughter born Tuesday to the United States when a young from a leg Injury he received while Sgt. Letts entered the Marine at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Tomaiello, died last Thursday at A nursery la conducted In the from New World Symphony, and pperatlng his tractor.' Corp* in August, 1051. He was pro- 1 his home, 156 Lower Main st. He woman and was a resident here church house every Sunday during Mr. and Mrs. John Foreman ol his postlude will be "A Bong of . The Monmouth County Bookmo- moted to sergeant in December. was born In Italy, «on of the late several years. morning service. Gratitude." . - • River at., Sea Bright, sire parent Surviving are three daughters, bile will stop next Monday at the Angclo and Louise Sacconc Toma- The Westminster fellowship home of Mrs. Leonard Lathrop and ~Car* •( Th.'n»7~ of a son born Tuesday at Monmouth Mrs. Stephen Nemcsh of Treasure At the 9:35 service, Mrs. Oeorge W< wl«h to thank our hotti of nit- sello. Mr. Tomasello was a mem- meets Sundays at 4:30 p. m. All W. Grimm, Jr., and Mrs. Robert S. next Thursday at Eden Farm at Memorial hospital. ber of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Island, Laguna Beach, Cal., form- teen agers are Invited. tlves ind friendl who were to helpful Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rich- Douglas, Jr., will render a vocal 10:30 a. m. and the Morganville ud sympathetic durini the time of our Keyport. erly of Fair Haven; Mrs. Claude The Arts and Crafts group meets ards, 38 Carpenter at, River Plaza, Field, Pulaekl, N. T., and Mrs. Flor- duet. Ushers at this service will Independent lire house at 11. btreavement, cuOicd by the death of our are the parents of a daughter born Surviving, besides his wife, are Tuesdays at 7:10 p. m. in the be headed by E. Allaire Cornwell, •oa and n«nd«on, Leon R. Wllllann. ence 'Martinek, Cleveland, O.; a son, church house basement. Brownie troop M met laat Thurs- Un. Catharine Wllllami.' Tuesday at Rivcrview hospital. four sons, Humbert Tomaiello and John Davis, Saranac Lake, N, Y., assisted by J. Murray.. Gordon, day afternoon at the Are house, Mr. and Mri. Leon i. Wllliann. Sr. with reverence Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawley, S» Victor Tomasello of this borough, The junior choir rehearses Sat- James A. Hanley and Alfred P. with the leader, Mrs. Thomas Ma- —Advertisement, three sisters, Mrs. Anna Crossman, urdsVl at 10:10 a. m. The senior Cllffwood ave., Eatontown, are the Vincent Tomasello of Windsor, Hopkinton, N. Y.; Mrs. George Kel- Ileh. The welcoming committee will rescal who ;av* a lesson In out- t&uay*... Conn., and Angelo Tomaiello, who choir rehearses Thursday at 8 p. m. Card el Thanks parents of a daughter born Tues- ler, Pulaskl, N. Y., and Mrs. Ed- comprise George Worthley, Jr., and door trail signs after which the W« whh to extend our appreelatlon day at Rivervlew hospital. lives at home; a daughter, Mrs. ward Comstock, Sandy Creek, N. Douglas F. MacConnell. girls laid a practice trail to gain for the klndnem of our relativei. friends 'In your time of nied you Lawrence Durante of Matawan; a REFORMED sad n«!«hhori during the reetat bereave- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland, Y.; live grandchildren and two Red Bank , At the 11 o'clock service tha 40- iklll In following It. At the next •ent at the death of oar father, the may trust ui to larva you 125 Eighth st, Belford, are the par- brother, Jack Tomnscllo of Mata- meeting all the girls are requested great-giunclchildrcn. Rev. R. L. Wolff, pastor, will use volce adult choir will render ^Fa- latt Nlcholai Maiu. We with alio to ents of a daughter born yesterday wan; two other brothers and a r\>- ther, Once More Within Thy Holy to wear full uniform for a colored thank Dr. Xdward I. Btnta and the with professional efficiency The funeral was held Tuesday "Mother: 'Keystone of Society" as Wllllaaa. g, Anderson funeral home. at Rivervlew hospital, ter,. who live in Italy, and nine morning at Mt. Olivet cemetery, Place" and "Sine Nomine." Ushers motion picture, which Mrs. Maresea grandchildren. - - his sermon theme at the 10:45 a. m. will make of the trail following Thi and thi personal inttrtit of Mr. and Mri. David Buttfleld, 161 with Rev. Joseph Blachoff, curate at this service will bs headid by —Advertisement, Linden dr., Fair Haven, are the par- The funeral was held Saturday service Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Brere- technique. Girls attending tha meet- of St. James Catholic church, Red ton will be In charge of music. David W. Woodward, assisted by • friend. • ents of a daughter born yesterday at St. Joseph's church, where Rev. Bank, officiating. Burltl under the J. Raymond King, Harvey V. John, Ing were Dorothy Barballnl. Joan Clia>-u» Weak at Rivervlew hospital. Cornelius J. Kane, pastor, offered Sunday-school'meets at 9:30 a. m., Becker, Nancy Button, Patty Cjem-up week for Red Bank will Itart direction of the Worden, funeral and adult Bible class at 7:30 p. m. try and. Robert E. Upton. Robert May llth, 19.',3. All urdiicrty owners Mr. and Mrs. James Downey ol a high mass of requiem. Burial, home was in lit. Olivet cemetery. M. Close and Edgar N. McCltes Crocker, Dorothy Finan, Dorothy and'tehtnta nrr hereby notified to clean The Consistory will meet at the Klulan, Carole Mareica, Mary Burlington ave., Atlantic Highlands, under the direction of the Day church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. will comprise the welcoming com. up their propertivn, rake olf all vacant »re,the parents of a son born yes- funeral home, was in St. Joseph! Mara. Barbara Poger, Susan Pres- lots and put all rubbiih on the curb for ANDREW ADAMS Tha Women's Missionary society mittee. During this service a baby tht sirbagt trueka. * .'.._ :• John E. Day terday at Rivervlew hospital. cemetery. • sitter Is provided In Westminster ton. Susan Quackenbush, Mlehele UNION BEACH-Andrew Adams, will meet Monday at 8 p. m. at the RynlawicE and Wllma VanBrunt. Red Bank Board d> Hetita. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore t> homo of Mra. Jack Murphy on housi.atop Tower hill. ' —AdvwtlKment: it. M, Keyport, arc the parent MRS. WINTHROP B. MORBIS 72, of 400 Beachvlew ave., husband Pinekney rd. Mrs. Ruasell Clark At the conclusion of both air* An official board meeting of the Card tf Tkinki Funeral Rome of a con born this morning al MATAWAN-Mrs. Sarah A. Mor- of Romana Stelnkelner Adams, died Morganville Methodist church was ris, 84, wife of Wlnthrop B. Mor- will lead devoilons; Mn. Leon vices members of the Session will Wt with to express our sincere thanks -Rivervlew hospital. Thursday at Monmouth Ifemorial held Sunday evinlng, at which Mrs. to our many friends and neighbors for 15 Riverside Avenue rla and a resident of this borough hospital. He was born In Austria, Pennlngton, topic discussion, and meet In the board of directors room Mn. Harry Estelle will be the as- of Carpenters' hall to reeelv* new Waiter J. Lambertson waa re-elect- their kind expresiidns of aympathy In our , 'hone 6-0332 Red lanlc more than 90 years, died Monday son of the late Stephen and Mary ed treaaurir and Mrs. Ray Win- bereavement, caused by the death of Fair Haven at her homo on EJdgemtrt dr. She Adams. sisting hostess. members Into the fellowship of Clara 8. Cttchpole, our beloved wife the church. . • : aerwas reflected secretary. Leslie aad sister! Keyport BMMk-Ml Maple H Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, vl was born at Belford, daughter of The funeral was held Monday at Confirmation class will meet at Telephone 1'UU tha church Tuesday at 7 p. m. Sunday at »:30 a. m.. the church Woolley was elieted financial treas- Thomas Catchpole, ar of the Chapel of the Holy Com' the late George T. and Mary E. the Church of the Holy Family, school will meet In Westminster urer. Next Sunday a special Moth- Mrs. Lewis Snyder. munion,' and Capt. Ralph Smltr Carhart Henry, and was a lifelong where Rev. Edward R. Sullivan, Choir rehearsal will be hlld —Atvcrtlument, Nsn-Sectarian Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The Young nous* with classes, from nuniry er's day service will be held for • I and Harry Collls attended an Epis- resident of this area. lira. Morrli pastor, offered a requiem mass. which the choir !• preparing spe- Cart •• Tataik. Burial under 'the direction of the Peoples society will meet In the through high school. Lady Attendant copal Diocesan convention yester was a membir of the Daughter! church recreation hall Wednesday, Today at 3:10 p. m., the weakly cial appropriate musle.'Recognitlon Tat family of the lat* Delia Duncan, day at Trenton. of Liberty, Matawan Woman's club Bedle funeral home was in St. will be given to the oldest and wish to express their appreciatioipreciat n to tha Mary's cemetery, South Beach, S. I. May IS, at T:JO p. m. meeting of th« Brownies will be Atlantic Highlands and HlghU>nds pollei and the Ladtei' Aid society of the held In Westminster house under youngest raothen presint aad each departments. Hisblanils fire department Metsodlet church. PRESBYTERIAN, the co-direction of Mrs. Oeorge mother will receive a carnation. and *"t aid, pallbearers. Rev. Howard MRS. MORRIS LED9OWITT Shoemakerskers,. Posteroi n funeral home, and Surviving, besides her husband, Eatontown Worthley, Jr., and Mn. Robert Lester Woolley, Louts Becker, all thelr friends and neishbors for tht ROBERT A. BRAUN are two daughters, Mrs. Anna G. WEST END-Mr«. Bella Lelbo- - National Family week began Shelly. Edward Blover and Harold C. kind expressions of sympathy in tht Rabel and Mrs. Helen O. Bliss of witt, M, wife of Morrla Lelbowltt Sunday and runs through this Sun- Quaekenbush attended the meeting death of their •other. t Tonight at 8 o'clock tha weakly Tht puneta Family, «HOMB FOB renxtuur Matawan; two staters, Mn. Arvlila and' a resident of this area almost day. Thla'parallela the observance rehearsal of the adult choir will of the Monmouth County Firemen's —Advertisement. , Collins of Keansburg and Mrs. 40 years, died last Thursday at her of Mother's day May 10. At our be held In the new church edifice association at Keansburg. The 300 Mary B. Braden of Jersey City, home, IB'Berg at., after an Illness 11 a, m. worship service the choir under the direction of Dr. Mueller. Bremen present wint on record as PUBLIC NOTICE a grandchild and two great-grand- of three yean. She was born at will repeat an anthem, "A Tribute being in favor of holding bingo An Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance One of the county's most modern funeral Saturday at «:30 a. m. the Junior providing for an Effective ateaas of Col- children. Fall Haven, Man., daughter of the to Mother." The pastor, Rev. Dav- cholr*wlll rehearse in .Westminster games, raflea, ifalri. etc., which lecting Taxes Assessed on Tangible Per- • esisssesiss) ejesHesBw^^ f »^-- — w - * fc . The funeral was held yesterday latelaaae and Bessie Small. Mrs. id Ung, will preach on "The Home: house. - •• : •> ''•.••. . •.•.-, •>.»*,••. .-.»• have ao leng eontrrbuted to the sonal frtnertt," was Introduced by ts]t homes witb a completely home-like atmosphere. Lelbowltt waa a member of the A Sanctuary and a Fortress." In Mayor'aad- Counei] of the Borough of afternoon at the Bedle funeral Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. the ixeeu- •upport of toluntier asaoclatlona. Sea Bright en tht 14th day of April. home. Burial was In Cedarwood sisterhood of the Congregation order that all may attend, we main- tlve committee of the Women's as- MM. Marilyn SessurU* and Mra. 1ISI, aad an tht 28th day of April. 1SSS. cemetery. • Brothers of Israel tyaagogue. Long tain a nursery for small children sociation win meet In Westminster Rosalia Sehaurlch attandad the wai (Inafly adopted and approved by 1M BBOAD 8TBEET EATONTOWN MW Branch. Her husband >• retired during this hour, house, with Mn. Harry R. Vogel meeting of the Trenton Kennel the Mayor. MRS. JAMES FINN from the Rad Bank office of the The church school will carry aw presiding. Wednesday at I»:30, the CLAUrfCI STEVEN", club near Princeton.,They amend , , Borough Clerk. Mrs. Clara linn,' «0, wife of Prudential Insurance company. its traditions) observance of Moth- monthly luncheon meeting of tba their doga Bonbon. Twein Hill*. James Finn, died Friday at her Surviving besides her husband er's day. Bact> child will receive Women's association will be held In Kandl Btyke^nd BUek Beauty In home, 97 Maple ave.' are a son, S. David Lelbowltt of a small potted plait to give to hla Westminster house. Circle four the dachihund elulaa sponeoredby Born in Dublin, - Ireland, Mrs. this place; « daughter, Mrs. Sid- mother. Adulta will not receive (Mrs. I. Harold Wood, Mrs. Louis the Dachshund club of New. Jer- Finn was a daughter of the late ney Leichter of Elberon; a brother, this plant directly from the school, Fetter) will act aa hostesses; and sey, of which Mra, Rosalia •eheur- H. Laurence Scott John and Nancy Schltffelln. Mot Small of Los Angeles. Cal.; but may ahare the beneSt of learn- Mrs. Louis Ford of circle three wilt ici la vie* prwVdant UtarJuBdw Surviving are four soni, Oeorge threa slaters, Mra. Sadie Roth of ing In the school. Eviry, Sunday lead the devotions. Otiist speaker evening they entertained Mr. M* MORTICIAN A. Finn, living at home; John R. New York city, Mrs. Charles Roth we have a elaaa for adults. win be Rev. Dr; Irvin W. Under- Mra. UwnneaX *^*jf2SZ Finn, Chambersburg, Pa.; Michael of Brookllne, Mass., and Mn. Ida The aenior and Intermediate hill whose topic will be "Pygmlie Tork elty at dinner at Prlneeten Finn, Maryland, and James Finn, Stern of Dial and two grand- Young People'*) fellowship groups and Prayer." Baby sitten wilt be Church Street, Belford, N. J. Washington, D. C, and four dan**- children. meat Sunday evening, the seniors provided. ' MUi Ida Irene, daughter of Mr. ten, Mrs. Gordon Henry, Cllff- The funeral waa held Friday at at e:M and the Intermediate* at 7. Wednesday at 3:30 p. m., a Com- and Mn. Fred Inns, nu been aa- wood; Mn. John Olexa and Mrs. the Flock funeral home, with Rab- This weak the aenlors' program will municants' class for young people leeted a majorette at Metawsn AIR CONDITIONED Joseph Wlchoshl, llvlnr at home, bi Abraham Kellner of the Congre- be In tha hands of Albert Angsl- 19 years of age and over who are beck. The intermMlaUs will com- high school. . ' • and Mrs. Michael Wad*, Fair gation Brothers '• tt Israel syna- desirous of uniting with the ehunh Word hu been reeatved by Mr. gogue, officiating. Burial was In plete plans for a picnic supper to fellowship will meat In the pastor's Haven. Congregation Brothers of Israel precede their regular meeting May and Mn. Robert Saber, fr* that Phone Keaneburf 641333 A high mass of requiem was of- study under the'tutorship of Kev. their eon, tft- Antonla Saber, naa fered Monday morning at St James cemetery, Wait Long Branch, Mr. Webster. Catholic church by Msgr. Joseph The Junior Young People meet Wednesday at 7 p. m. tha weakly T. ,Caiey. Burial, under the direc- CUFTON WIQO1KS Tuesdays at S:W p. m. in the rehearsal of the high eehool choir of the alortonvWe PTA baa an- Your tixpnm$lon of tion of the John E. Day funeral chapel. wll he held m Westminster hoW houneed that the ^ axeeutlve home, was In Ht. Olivet cemetery, SEA BRIOHT-Clifton Wiggins. Wednesday la church night, with AJ *'•«* », the weekly meeting board muting will be h*ld ThuM- Tnu Memtmbranee where Rev. Joseph Blschoff offered 44, of SS New st., husband of Ethel a service at 7.S0. everyone Is In- of the Boy Scouts will be held I* Wiggins, died Monday at Maanouth day evening at the aehool. Ptasa No other act of a normal the benediction at the grave. Fa- vited to participate In this hour of Westminster house under the dl. will be dlecuiaed for the yaar-end ther Bisehoff raclted the rosary Memorial hospital. Mr. Wiggins waa wonhip, In the hope y«u> will And man'a ate gives him mon a member of Fidelity lodge, Free annual dinner which,U scheduled complete' aoul satisfaction Sunday night at the funeral horn*. spiritual refnahmeat la tha midst tor May II at the Colt's Neck Ian Worden Funeral Home and Accepted MaMM, and Golden of tha work week. than tha building of a Mem- Link chapter, Order of Eastern and for th* left mietlng of tha or- orial to bis loved one* who THOMAS HTMVUJOAN Immediately following the Wed- ganlaatlon May li at whU*| lima Star, Long Branch, and St. Luka's nesday service, the young adulta Mnrftanvllle have gone on. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROIERT F. RUMSON—Thomas H. Mulllgsn. A.M.E. Zloa church. offleon will be eleeted. The Uat of •», of New York city, formerly of come, to the manse at 12.South tt. M candidates waa announced at the Our select Bam MenorUla Surviving besides his wife are far an Informal time of singing or ,.. "'Kathirlne Brown, Mn. Wil- bear tba Guild mark of an- this plaee, died Wednesday of last liam Storer and MM. Ray Brown April meetlni« »>••*•: »f **»? week In New York city. four brothers, McKialav Wiggins of visiting or work on aoau church RED BANK 64)357 Albany. N. Y.. Norman Wiggins project. wen Tuesday luncheon guests of drat, Mn. ErniatThome, vleepne. u*tirvlvtngr are a son, Thomas H. and Robert Wiggins of New York Mrs. William Bornemann of Toma Ident, Miss Mary Crlni; eeeen* Mulligan, Roalyn, Pa.; three sitters, Boy Scout troop 10S meets every Jflver, ' T city, and D. Wiggins of Klngiton, vie* praaldent, Mn. Thornae A. An- cost VlaH our ahowroom •eaele A. McCook, Helen P. Sand- Thursday In tba chapel at 7:10. The tlsell; aeeretary, Mn. Harold C. en and Mary C. Miles, and a broth- N. C, and a sister, Mn. Ellaabeth seoul commltlao meeting date is the Mri. Alfred J. UBfura haa a and He our diiplayi of the)* 40 I. FRONT STREET RED IANK King of Kingston. * Ant Thursday, which I* tonight)' position In the office of the Stela- Quaekmbush, and treasurer, Mn. jBertUed mamoriala. er, Daniel Q. Mulligan, New York William' Onager. city, and a granddaughter, Carol The funeral will be held this af- At the apring masting hut Thurs- aach department ston in Asbury ternoon at S-e'alMk at St. Luka'a Mulligan, ' day, the. Batontom chapter af MBS. MeWEEX TAW church. Burial will be at Wilson, Presbyterian men elected and in- i He'" nnd ••'•••'""»» •**• of Port- JOHN VAN KIRK "Ovtr Thirty Yean ef A. requiem mass wis offered Sat- N. C. The Harrla funeral home, urday morning at St. Vincent's Fer- stalled Joseph Valsnt, president; land. Ore, spent Sunday with the Mn. Latter ft McQueen at «M WII In charge of arrangemmta Oerald Louden,. ylee president; Garden rd. Shrewabury. waa n- Dependable, Economical Service" rer church, New Tork city. Burlat rook •arm. • PIMM lUei BMk (MSlt was In Ml. Olivet cemetery, Middle- here. Clarence Meska, Jr., secretary, aad ported In fair condition this morn town township. Masonic aervkes wire held last Anson Ransom, tnuurer. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Phillip*, Mr. ing at RIvervlaw hospital, where It F. O. BM lot Rstl Bmk night st the ehunh. The gineral aaaaUag of tke Olsaa- and .Mra. William B. Stevenson and itMtaamattealpatlent. MRS. HYMAN HOLT* era far May oeeun tomorrow. 2". *!^??« .«««*». ««wnson MRS. RORERT L WATSON MM. Aadrew Backer will lead tie esof LONO BRANCH-Mrs, Dora KBANSBURO-Mri. Margaret L. davatloMl. Mra. Harold LMdaaksaK t Oar- DISTINCTIVE Holts, a», of 110 Union ave., wife Mn. Robert (Hbba and Mn, Wil- «*n. .V of Hyman Haiti, died yesterday. Watson, wlfa ef Ribert Watson of V in Creek rd., died yesterday at tha liam Bmmoni will draawttaa gnat _ Judy^Oranf ar, daughter af Mra. She waa born In Poland, daughter documiata la history. Iona Orengtr, ttorganvUI* fifth of the Ills Walter and Olga Oar- Ivy House nursing home, MMdli- AUTCIAFT MIMOtULS town towmhlp, whare shi had been gjma teacher,. and'ltobiK; li! stein, and had been a resident of •MMAMVEL RAPTIST Praato partl«lpa««d in 'the st.yport this city U years. Mn.Holla was a patient three weeks, The Adams Memorial Home a members of the Qemlth Chesld of Born In Scotland, Mn, Watson Atlantic Hlihtands the Congregation Brothers of Israel was a daughter of tha 1st* John and Rev. Howard M. Brvln will bring ortoavmaOIrlicout troop It synagogue. Agnes Leekle. Formerly of K«a^ (ha miisage at tht morning s«r- met m tadependint flre housuee last vloe at 11 o'clock, and elaa at the 11 th Sweatier te Mount MMWISI Heme Survlvltg, beaMei hir husband, n»y, she bad beea a raaldtnl hiri SI! JS) }>*}*»•'< . ntrat , DDaviid are a son, Walter Holts of Atlantic the part four yiara, Har hutbaM •vealng eervtee at fiW. ?;.™ ««Ha nadi waodtn pin*. Ow aeaMrtala an aaanvfao- Highlands; a daughter, Mrs. Saul li her only survivor. Ctli at 1:48 a.' m. At their next meetlhf thiy will Tha funaral will be held Saturday with Dtaala j$. Llaga as auperln- hum their names Von that* pirn. tared ay aMIIet artltano la oar Sayder of Newark; a Brother, Max Present wen Sandy Bouce, vir- Oarateln of Brooklyn; a slittr, Mr*. at I p, m. at the John J. Ryan home well equipped plant at WeM FUNERAL DIRECTORS for tunerala, Burial will be la Fair Tauth Meeting Tveaiay from 7 •Jf'Jf * • »ouMr. Connlonnla Murdoek. Htten Diner ef Aabury Park, nvi N ty Prutcn lib1 D J grandctilldren and a gnat-grand- View cimstiry, to 1:10 p. m,, for air young people N ty Prutcn liab.1 D.miry, JMn fjsjjg Braaeb. ' child. ten yeara of ag* and up, ; K«lly, Ciroli Aan BKkir, fcaaaaa rauco " Mid-week prayir service Widnaa- Beeher, Jeannle OirrUon, lanh The funeral will be htlri tMa af- day at S p. m,, followed by the •renion, Alice MM Harris, Patty 110 IrMfJ Street ternoon at S o'clock at the FMck ATLANTIC HIOHUtNDS-fam- monthly ripo/t muting. O»ll md Maryaape My*ra. w Red lank, N. J. funeral home, with Rabbi Abraham uel Freed, .M, of Belvldere rd,, LOWBMNCtl IWrHiltriT CO. «*. Kellnir, ef the Congregation Broth- Jvnlor llbla hour Thursday let- Robert Mauser ,ani luaaaaa ewnar ef Freed'!, la*,, dreaa ihop, medhUHy aftir school for all chil- ••eker af MatfaaVlIU\,rTi*Z WaflSt Tel. LOM567 Waal Lou- BnuNb ers of Israel synagogui, officiating. Broad at,, Itnd Bank, died laat Rurlal will be In Congregation dren from six ytara old through nrm«4 lutiweak at It, Oabrltl'a Thursday at hi* home here, th* eighth grade, Cathoite eHujMh. Following th* eon- MND fO» UlXVtmktm 0ATAUM1VB . , Brother* of Israel cemetery, West Born In nuiila,': Mr, Fried wai Long Brunch, Tha novel Amhaasador* will flrmatldn, Mr, and Mm. Frank J, a inn of th« late Louis and,ld4 mm Tueiday at I p. m, at the Beckor entertained the fcllowlng Fiffd. He had been a resident IIAYWOOtl C, BROWN partonag*. at a hiilfet tupptn Mr, and Mn. Hire a number af yiara. Mr, Frnid Hinry Becker, Mr, and Mri. Them- RATONTOWN-Haywaod Clifton wai a member af trial Brlth lodge, un M»her, Mrs. Harold Sprout aad Newark, and of the Red Bank Com- NETHOOI0T MONMOUTH MONUMINT THE FUneRRL H01IU Brown, 51, of Oinnt ave, hrre, dlfd Atlantic HlihUndi dnughter Jackie, Mr, and MM. Ja- Sunday at Monmouth Momorlnl munity Chamber of Commerce, «eph Opplel of Uneroft, Mr,' and hospltdl, Hurvlving are three broth- Surviving arc hla wife, Mra, Hoi- Mother's day will be obnrved Mrs, Robert Held*! and son Rltehlt, COMPANY r», Edgar Brown Nnct Harold i>nc» Davlnc Freed | a ion, Paul Sunday at the II a, m, service with Red Bank; Dr, Frederick P, Stiff- Of PERSOflRL SERVICE Brown of' Belmar and Wlllard Freed, New Terk city, and two m*mh«r* of the church participat- linger, Matawan, and Carol* Ann Headdene Corner, Mlddlelown, Koule ,»H Brown of New York city, and a sliisrs, Mrs, Malty Kala and MM ing In th* service In honor of Booker and Virginia and Robert lister. MM, Florence Jon** of New* Join Freed of Brooklyn, their mothiri, with spselil mullo Mnmer, ,: , , JAMIS J. HURLIY, Maraej.f „.,, ,, ark, Th* funnral waa held Friday af- ' the three choirs, sermon an Mre, Clifford VaaKlrir attinded e Family" by K«v, Hoy E, Wll- WILUAM S. ANDItSON Th« funnrsl was I10I4 ytitirdey ternoon at the John I, Day funeral 1 a meeting it th* limit* ca) Mr*. I. Ht th* Hs.rrln funaral homt, with liomn, IA nlvrrild* live,, with nibbl llami), Ji ,, and with, tlie alorinient T. rlarkni', at which plans wir* PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 Red Bank IUv, Walter IlltWltoa, jiaatoi' of tho Arthur Hciolion (if Coni|rp(|i»tlon of bapllitm, Th* mnlor choir will made for a caftterla luppir and llrd Hank Biptlit ml«ilon, oftlclnt- Bnil liracl <>mulatln«, Surlil wm" dlni" "(Ireat p««ae HHV* They fttlr to he hilntn thi Marlboro . Loaf Branch 64978 • Day or Nlicht IniT, Burial wu In Mi, Proipiet In thn Ited Bunk Jewish ctmttciy, Which bov* Thy U\v," Th*. girls' rufoimM chapil far Ol? irleh cemitiry, Miw Urawibiiry b cbelr will ilnf 'Thi Urd'i My church Juni tt, RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1958. Howell township. Bide will be re- ATTEND KIWAMS SERVICE ceived May » when a public hear 3 Kean§burg Council Candidates HaaviM McDowell Wins Ing on the resolution will be held. LINCROFT—Members of the Lln- COMPLETE croft-Kiwanls club attended the an- •ATTIRYJIIVICI Contract Cancer Drive Betters nual ehureh service Sunday of di- S. et wa«ire4e eiwa eaxt vision four of the Kiwanis club at BaMwlM 4« All MakM FREEHOLD - The Fred Mc- Last Year's to Date MlirOND •IN4RV. OpMetaa OOUGUS EUCffiTcO. Dowell Co. of Neptune WII awarded David T. Buck, chairman of the First Methodist church, Asbury 220' B'wa* Long Branch 4-4703 a contract yesterday by the board Monmouth county cancer drive, thli Park. Silvm II Mon. St. Bed Bank 6-071* s.ra,? of freeholder! to treat the eurfaete week reported that $33,500 had been Tti.t a» e-ois* of a number of county roadi. collected by Friday—an "optimistic comparison with the $M,000 collect- The McDowell bid of W6JO4.M ed by the aame date lait year." waa tb« lowest of *slx bidj submit- tad. Alto eubmlttlnr bldi were the The quota for the county Is Ttr Afphalt service of Mew Bruns- $84,000, which will be used for re- FLOWERS FOR MOTHER'S DAY search at the national level, with wlelc, $1M,BOO.8O; M. J. Stavola of 10 per cent remaining In the state. Bed Bank, t96.0M.aO; Charles J. Of this amount about 45 per cent Hieee of Belford, $*»,»».»; C. H. will be returned to Monmouth •Cut Flowers • Corsages • Plants Sutptoen of freehold, $104,(04.10, county for its home aervlce pro- and Barrett Paving Co. of Trenton, gram, cancer clinics and local hos- |10i,7l7.0t. pitals and for the chapter's educa- • The board approved a reeolution tion program, Mr. Buck said. EARLY granting an additional M.40O in eounty aid to the borough of Deal BECEIVE8 SETTLEMENT for the propoied $l$$,O00u jetty at FREEHOLD —A Superior court the foot of Marine pi. The new SPRING suit instituted by Mrs. Beatrice grant raises the county's total con- Taub of Belmar. against Sears Roe- tribution toward the project to $11,- buck company was settled thli •00. This, plus the borough's ehare week for an undisclosed amount SPECIAL of *»#», totals IM.000. which will Mrs. Taub, contending she struck lamce J. Oravany • William Turner be matched by stite beech erosion and cut her shin on a cross place aid. extending beyond the end of a Candidat«4 snderiad by tha Unitad Citiian*1 laagua in /A rasolution was Introduced ap-~ counter In the company's Asbury naxt Tua4day'* municipal a!ae« 100's of •ion in Kaantburaj. C proprlatlng l»,000 for a concrete Park store, charged negligence. FOR pipe and construction of a timber Milton Kosene, Red Bank attorney, bulkhead on eounty bridge H-7 on represented 'the plaintiff. 8eara ONLY Bters rd., Howell townehlp and Roebuck was represented by Rob- Eatontown HOSPITAL PATIENTS Denises Attend ROSES A PUNT ert V. Carton of Aebury Park. county bridge Hb-M a$ Bergervlllei Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sehaeffer, Essex House Reception Reynolds dr., drove Saturday to Surgical patients at Rivervlew 25 Poughkeepsle, N. T., where their hospital this week /include Frank NEW YORK CITY-Mayor and ALSO LAROI SILICTION OF MILLIANT COLORID daughter Jean, who attends Vss- Alexander, Navesink River rd.,' Mrs. Edgar V. Denise of Fair Hav-' sar, joined them and proceeded to- Mlddletown township; Mrs, Ernest en and daughter, Miss Jean De-| PLAN Your KITCHEN Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Capraun, 29 Myrtle avc, Keana- nise, Saturday were guests at a re- { JACKSON & PERKINS ROSES Troy to attend a father-«nd-«on burg; Miss Joan Crank, 10 Beaview ception in the Garden room of BLOOMING ALL SEASON LONG To suit your Needs banquet with their son Herbert, ave., Fort Monmouth;, Mrs.- Walter Essex House honoring Miss Lois Jr. Sunday they celebrated Her- Bverinffham, Oak Hill rd., Middle- Stengel of Short Hills, whose en- To suit your Taste bert, Jr.'e birthday. town township; Mrs. George Cu- gagement lo Judson Williams of FiORAIONDA OIANT ROSI Brownie troops 31 and 149 met ser, York ave., Port Monmouth; Millburn' was announced that day. Saturday morning at borough hall. Mrs. August Hint*, Circle Trailer ,Mlss Stengel is Miss Denlse's To suit your Pocket The meeelng opened with the ct., Eatontown; Miss Rosalie Phil- roommate at Centenary Junior col- Wl ALSO FUTURE A FULL SILICTION OF Brownie promise and the girls lips, rt. 1, Matawan; Charles Rid- lege in Hackettstown. Mr. Williams Let Regal show you how. learned a new song, "White Coral dle, 76 Broad St., Eatontown; Mrs. attended Avon college In North • FLOWIR ft VI«nAILI SIIDS • INSICTICIOIS Bells." They finished making Ha- Daniel Shea, 5 North st, Rumson; Carolina. Other guests at the re- • HARDY FIRINNIALS • VlfttTAILI PLANTS • SHRUIS waiian lets and played games with Mrs. James Vinci, 18 Washington ception were Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Mrs. Andrew Becker In charge. The ave., Matawan; Burson Wynkoop, Wright of Chapel Hill, N. C, for- OPEN SUNDAYS meeting closed with the friendship Freehold, and Hn, Paul Zambrano, merly of Rumson. Mrs. Wright Is circle. • - • $90 Campbell ave., Long Branch. the former Lydla Dunlap, daugh- ter of Mrs. Gladys M. Dunlap of Girl Scout troop 3T met Monday Among the' medical patients are Fair Haven. Regal Products Co. at the Methodlet church and plan- Mrs. Marie Curtain, S3 Center ave., MUSCLE'S WATERMELON BAR ned their overnight trip to Camp Atlantic Highlands; Miss Mary "Eight out of 10 readcri connult The HIGHWAY 34, PHONI AT 1-0347-W ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. 115 West Front St. * RE 6-1177 Nomoco May If and 17 with troop Donnelly, 124 Ocean ave., Mon RtfiiUr Claiillled Ada."—Advertisement. two of Long Branch. mouth Beach; John Ferretti, S FOtMICA . CAMNITS STORI FMTUItlS The Ambulance auxiliary met Church at., Rumson; Miss Edna Thursday tt the home of MM. Gogarty, Ridge rd., Rumson; Edward Kmmons, Rote ct., to make George Koesler, 100 Woodland dr. arrangements for their card party Cliffwood' Beach; Mrs. Joseph Saturday, MayiM, at the Masonic Klrms, Locust Point rd., Locust; hall. Local merchant! have donated Mrs. Lester McQueen, 234 Garden THE SUN WILL SHINE AGAIN tha prlats. Evaryone Is welcome to rd., Shrewsbury; Thomas Menture, attend, The auxiliary Is selling dirii 10 Forest ave., Kerfnsburg; Mrs. cloths to raise fundi. Richard Neu, Vanderbilt ave., Leo- .•Be ready to enjoy it. Buy a power mower and relax. It's much Mr. and Mrs. John Smock and nardo; Mrs. William O'Brien, SO children Nelson and Carol have Lincoln ct;, Keaiuburg; Frank moved from their former residence Rich, S3 First st, Rumson; Fred nicer to get pulled around than pushing. on White st. to their new home on Thrall, Brainard avc., Port Mon- Second ave. mouth, and Edward Truex, 77 East Mrs. Joseph Dolan, Lake dr., Is River rd., Rumson, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. SPECIAL HOMKO 18" REEL TYPE MOWER James Hennessey In Jeney City. SPECIAL PROGRAM SUNDAY The W.S.C.S. met Tuesday at the church with Mrs. George WhltBeld PINE BROOK-An Impressive WITH BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE. RECENTLY ADVERTISED BY A In the chair. Mrs. Howard Mont- Mother's day ceremony Is planned gomery' wu In charge of devo- for 8unday at the A.M.E. Zlon N. Y. DEPARTMENT STORE AS A 8129.95 VALUE— OUR PRICE *89'" tions. The $0 persons present In- church. Rev. J. B. Kirby is pastor. eluded W.S.C.S. members from Red GASSED, OILED, GREASED AND DELIVERED ON YOUR LAWN READY TO GO. Bank, Little Silver, Oceanport, St. Luke's ehureh of Long Branch and meeting will be held Tuesday at , 20" MODEL HOMKO • $109.95 North Long Branch.' The choir ren- the home of Mrs. Willltts, Clinton dered a selection. Mils Betty Lind- ave. The next meeting will be say, mlstloatry from Africa, spoke June 2 at the) home of Mrs, Arden of her work in Africa and showed Miller, Wyckoff rd. OTHER MODELS IN STOCK-SOME AT THE ACRE ONLY slides ef her station from when she flret went thera to the present. II" 12f.fl The station la 100 miles south of Tt**) II" Rstl Itowsr 4 eyek 124.fl Rea 10" Resaasat lOf.SO tha Sahara desert. Miss Lindsay I«N>M Racket 24" 1S4.fl 1mm n» ttt| wW| m,,mwlh sppka of the living conditions of Raa 21" Rayale .. ..134.S0 tha natives sad of the unrest which III" 1ff.fl rttsjll tfsjrttr 144.fl seems to be arising on the African Rea 20" Kyi** Claaa* Ratary 12f.S0 continent. Missionaries thera ar* 21" 2fl.fS T«r$> 31" WMrlwis4j wrrk training native Chrlitlans to carry on their work In the event that the 12" 41114 Rea 14" •ectrk 49.14 missionaries are forcad to leave. J$K4*$4)S 21'* IfMrMI 123.00 A collection was taken for Mite 20" Retary 12f.S0 lea 21" Trleiaiews 231.00 Lindsay's work. At a special meet- J*N4jk$*M 21" Ltnm 0$W4M .111.00 Ing recently, the following officers Tare 10" Retery 2 cycis - Of.fS Haaifea 14" Retary 7f.fS war* alectod: president, Mrs. WT JM*A$«« 24" Laws Kir* 301.00 Lester WhttBekJ; vie* president, Tare II" Ratary 4 cycle ff.fl UOIB^A 1*4" ll$l$ll*Tlr secretary, Miss Mary Bennett; as- 21" MtMsr ...1ff.M wwwnmm ifJ •ovSlTIC alataat • recording secretary, Mrs. Tare 20" Ratary 14f.fS Verna Frailer; promotional" secre- II" bttar ff.N writs 100 ft. canl 44.fS tary, Mrs. Arden Miller; treasurer, VsBkfJsk 91" BsSatssssVM tsatlaA BB^SBsstsssV Mrs. Richard Roberts; secretary HoMnhft %\" RMB1SBSSSMIM> of missionary education and ser- 1ff.fl 21" 13f.M wha Saiy 34f.|| vice, Mrs. George Whitfleld; eecre- DO IT WITH POWER! tary of Christian social relations Ordar New • Fraa l4»!maf« d local church activities, Mrs. John Diets, ST.; secretary of spir- IJINI MOWERS Weeds Vanish like Magic NT THE TAD A P°WER itual life, Mrs. Elliott Wlllltti; secretary of status of women, Mrs. 14" ENGLISH MOWER ' ' '-k them crwoy with Stem acny to us* dry Chart** Dowen; secretary of youth STANDARD work, Mrs. Elsie Demarest; secre- S Ha*W SIMOJSM SteaJ "-"nular farm «f fcNriowt LOVETTS I UltU MOWERS tary of ehlMren'e work, Mrs. Anna AWNING CO Re§i$tered Service Dealer Osborne: secretary of student work, Mrs. Erneet Sehanek; secre- ONLY «1J.88 NURSERY STOCK for , Monmouth County tary ef literature, Mr*. Tracy Bo- 4VX0 — lot.ilt lew water; secretary/of supplies, Mr*. RED BANK 6 0696 coit davatopnant af Scan* • FULL SEASON'S FREE SERVICE Oeorge Davis. An executive board ReMcrch. Diy compound. Apply by hand or spread- ONLY «1.49 WITH HIRCHAS1 Of IACH MOWN ar lo cleon out Dande- 1 16" GREAT STATES '" Itoni, o«h*r broadleavad WtOUJA. MKVTHIA, For Mother MOCK ORANOI. UUCS, MONMOUTH MOWER SHOP $00 i* H $ .4* 171 NIDAL WRMTH, Ife, kW MANCHTOIT AW. Mff-AU-rltt «.$$ ION* MANCH 4.2MM4 • NOW ATOMITORF

DavW* witchary In Mil* dry applted MONMOUTH ST. Scett maHrM camMntni >,4-D and gran load. Subtly dlipei** BENJAMIN MOORE'S |11<.4I?.I7 $ 14,747.11 of braadtasvad wa*di at H faad4 lh« grou to greoter health Ttui, Tex Tills Utes Rtnlvsklt'. I4.4l4.el IM4J.IT OUTSIDE WHITE ' A<«.«Rli lUe.lveU. — 1.ISS.S7 178.41 VUY. VMY SflCIAl and baawry. Iic*tleM far ra4tarlng run dawn lawni. Traar , Drfsrret Cksrati Is. fWnre Te«sllo«-.|l.td, M.000 *ej HtU.7S TOTAL At$BTS Priced at Only S Lbs. $1 ||,9B ««^...... Hoady k«Nl*4 *a< mk» H aaiy to rial yaw* km * wastfi. $7.3S *md 1 J.50 ' $4.95 • Gallon

jrsll* «.-.— REMEMBER WRIGHTS ACRE TOTAt UAHLtTIIS AND ItrmVS NYLON 4" BRUSH CttMTAIUTIVK AND MOTHER . Vter 1*41 OPEN EVERY NIGHT Valat S4i00 •irslM fKveaerAwresrlelia „... $ I4.M4.M I. ON MOTHER'S DAY Carnal lefesu (Cits Bells) ...... 411.414,4* 144.144,14 SUNDAY, MAY 10th I AND ALL DAY SUNDAY! Special ||.98 $414,444.14 $441,144.44 silMt—Su4|«t a«4 ...1*4.4* Prices inel, Fed. Tax Mly 44,141,14 . fitel 11(4,144,4* •144,114,1* em STOM L $ 44.HI.I4 $ $1,441,41 , A«aV 4,444,41 1,441,11 WIU N CLOUD IT luk.T.UI AiteauleU* $ 44,411,14 $ 14,(44,44 AU OAT s diirtilus) •.«»• Btlaiiii, lit „ 44,444,14 41.414.11 MONDAY Stores •uk.T.UI .„» $I44,**4,4* $ 44,444,11 MAY 11TM Lull A»pr»»rltt.4 In Ournirt *u4l«l 11,4*4,4* .4,141,41 MUVIRV ON IVUnMINt nhr Ilil I, Tkel IMtriil kt i.lUtlri In umttnu •Ilk Itif lUlutr, BROAD ST•f , SHREWSBURY 30 MONMOUTH ST, RED BANK (. Tkil Ik. C«flMl«f.Tr«iiur«r'i keni ki ln«r«Mid In $m,HU4,00 si rt«ulri4 ky 7R, I, (Kll-IM.I, I, Tkel i•n« «»irni»»»mi ki r»fun«'«tl, si>|illi

FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE tUSJNESS NOTICES AUTOMOBILES PETS—LIVE STOCK APARTMENTS THREE-WHEEL BICYCLJS—Large sUe. GIRL'S SPRING COAT and hat. siae 8: GRAVELY CART—Almost new, 160, BE AINTING—Inside and outside. Paper- TWO GMC DUMP TRUCKS. l»«0 COLLIES—AKC registered. Eight weeka COLD WATER APARTMENT. — Six old. Trl-eolor or sable. JIO 9-1202. RED BANK REGISTER Sturdy, ilklite. new, tl»«. RKEB «-»»»»•«-e>0«-i.. • ' hoy's three-jiltce corduroy rait, site 4.6780; ••' hanging contracted by roll. John models. Used very little. One 1-yard rooms; |30 month. Mcrritti II Me* 5: boy's toddler ault, ilia li alio other ANTIQUES—European poreelslns, lamps, LACQUEK CABINET, divan, chair. Flor- aJone. AT 1-179»-W. . body and one 4-yard body. BE 1-6214. RTbBITS—Bunniea for pets. Breedingchanie at.. Red Bank, '-..jffiuo iteiru. Call HE 4-3988-M. • does and bucks for sale. RE I-09BS-J decorations. Deslere invited. E»rl . eoea itovc, raa nnd oil combination: \WS AND LAWNMOWERS, sold, shar- REASONABLE PRlCE-Two-toPRfCE-f n cab BopERN THB-E-ROOU. unfurtriih'ed CLASSIFIED RATES Luick. RE 6-38.0-J. LOVE SEAT—Loo—Lookk ! like new. 455: unk flat top, Itteit model; clfht unuiual peRed and rspejired. Factory methods, over engine Dodge truek. Good op- after « P. M. apartment In new house. Bath, show* it. H. P. llMMIC Hc-Tait--c.lt H. gas sto, tabltbl e ttop, Beit offer. PBone Early American chain, antigen corner II work guaranteed. Walling'a Saw and erating condition. Phone AT 1.178T-W. GUERNSEY CQW—TB and blood tested. er, Venetian blinds. Private front' en* TWM CMh • Word 1' cablnat and detki. numerous andlroni. owir Service, Campbell ave., Fort Mon- 1946 BUICK, condition good. For Chain broke. Also two heifer ealves. trance; 11 minutes from Red Baak. Per* 6-l«88 after S P. M RE B-4H2-W-1. __ Many other itemi, Crullui. Colt'a Miek- LOGAN 7" SHAPER and Garvln han mouth. KE I-20B3. further Information call RE 4-»864. Martin Matula, Campball'a Junction. KB feet for newlyweds, busiaess couple. Util* SltcHBHH SET—TablSETTbte and four ehslrs, Freehold rd. FR 8-mi,' t-0661-J,' Itles, heat. 175. AT 1-0280-W. MMnwffl Char«t: $1.00. two end tables and coffee table. In* screw, 7/11 eapsacltyl . JJames MM. MAKE OLtTrtCHJla look like nsw. Rent 1941 PONtlAC—Two-door. Radio and Moore, Highway 3«, near Laurel ave,, WASHING MACHINE (G. I.), square ew hlih>ipssd loot under and tstier. heater. Passed recent inspection. Call BAbV PABAKEEtS—All colors. Bring Deublc Bete lor Doublt Special quire 66 Fsnk st., Red Bank.* THREE-BOOM FURNISHED apartment. Wtst Keansburg. KE 6-1327-M, wood and coal stove; eolonfal door, ,ow rates, Cagltr Lunter' Co, phons MI S-0428-J or 5-0O41-R after 5 P. M.' your cage, 18 each. Call EA 3-0237-J No llnena or kitehen utensils. SI Blind ads, using Th. Register's HATfAKT'WASt.lSG" MACHINE; Wrin- MAUttlU- SCrtkVAstTi Ik oUNS. Cbry ger type. Like new, ISO. Inquirs at U£_t> FBtGlDAlRfc—Excellent condition, complete, and two doors. Cheap, AT 1* I 4-0005. • or_lnqujre_48 Lewlast., Eetontown, Chestnut st. Call at 141 Bridge avc. f, O Box. 26c extra. . 015,. ' . aler, Plymouth aad international truck JO Emmons at.. Long Branch. 1100. Used Universal gas range,ex - TOY FOX TERRlBfi=43. BuachT~Outer RUht to classify. sdlt or reject cellent condition, $100. RE •-4Q»4 W _ GARUEN TRACTOR—Late model Sim- ATTICS AND GARAGES—Alteration , sataa and service headquarters, pkont huch FURNISHED—Modern apartment. Two by sealel. EAA 3- ? L RE I-O787. Church St., Matawan, Betwlen Atlantic any advertisement Is reserved by .WnOT RBVinGERAT plicity, cultivator, plow and lawn- work of all kinds. Masonry work. ??t*"?-?t-*"JJ ___j "*"*'' rooma and bath: III. Price includes Tht Register. 0»80." Call between 9 A, M. and 2 mower hitch. Excellent condition, BE I- J j ** all utilities. Excellent location. Avail. condition: Reiicncy fofa, with cover, He money down. Free estimates. 1987 CMRVSLBR RoVAtV-cllx.cyllnJer IRISH SETTER TUPPIES for sale. AKC We Kill not be responsible for P, M. excellent condition: four over-il*e vene» 3»81-J. sedan. Radio and beater. Passed last able May 21. RE 4-9»t». 1 t'iBkk RUG—In excellent condition. regiitered.' Nine weeka old. Phono EA trrori unltn they ars detected be- CU. s^. u. C nETHluEnATOH. mil Btsndard lmpiovemint Co., Ill York •Inspection. One owner. Pries 178 » KED~B~ANK — Four-room, tunlahcd Gray and role, 115. Call at 25 Rector tian Mindn. Call VB C-8«n8. I-OHO.' • (or* tht second insertion. HOUaBHOXTFGOODS—Trunki, luggage. (•foot ateel sbowcais with cooling unit, •vs.. Long Branch. LO 1-3177. Rlverview rd., Monmouth BeacTi, (At Bea FO)f TERRIER puppies, Taree males, apartment. First floor. Heat snd feet p].LRcd BankjfterJ!_T.JS."_ RE I-IHI,' Bright line.) ______five weeks old. Call at 141 Monmouth water supplied. Inquire rl 1, Newasaa N» c»nctll«tionl will be accepted BROWN SOFA—In good condition, with Venetian blindu, window fan, cheitt, •r changee made In advertisemente clothes, Kite 10. Onn sale SundaSyy and SPINNING WHEEL—H». BE II-4H8^. CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC taak eontrtc nSCOTN""8EDAN-<5ood running order it., in rear. Springs rd. Aeross from Camp Colss. six down pillows and carved menog- Md l 86ThrocVmorto h n ave.. Good tires, tfood bsttery, 1100, MI Call BE I-II35-W after «:»0 P. M.* one hour after receipt «t office, anyfect. Call RE O-9248.* Monday only. 86 BBESST OFFER KTAKEES Roper 4-burn.r lor, UMwoola dug and eleanid. «ep- YOUNG HOLSTEIN BULL—Perfectly Apt O, Red Bank. gss range, 40 Inches long, five years la unk» stud drain. Installed: tt years' marked. Good breeder,- tested, 110. FOUR-ROOM FWHKI9rT_D apartment OEAOLINE: ..™ SUPER IKONTA 'A', with Zslss xperlente. Howard Tlltony 10 Center l"sUPEtt BUICK REVlEhA-Filliy" Schlmmela Dairy. Box 112, Leonardo.* with bath. River section. Bed Baak. Tcssar F3.B lens, in compur shutter, TiWSinSWB"MOWER. Colt $150. old. Moving, must sell. RK 1-D807. Heel EtUti: Tuesday Noeo. Two years old. Good ' •orklnit con- BARGAINS—GardeARGAINS n seed planter, Planet St.. Bumson Phone RU 1.W71. ejulpncd. Call AT 1-Ol5t-Vft ffEScirFOoBLB—Standard. Bla'cOe". Professional or busineea people. Adults. and range finder, with evertady case. s pa, n No pets: 169 a month. BE 6-0076. ' All Others: 8 p. m. Wednesday. ditlon. Will aell for 178.£A 8-0753. JJr . TypeT . IISS ;smallll vacuum clesnel r HEttVIO- WHILE VoU WAIT, gav.cn 19S1 CHEVROLET station wagon. Like male. One year old. Pedigree papers. Brand new condition. Any reasonable service charge by bringing your radio ifOMT, FURNISHED bedroom aad offer accepted. EA ll-0747-J. iFRlcAlt VIOLETS, blooming plants, $$5,, steel formforms for r concrete stepping new. Radio, heater, clock,'new tires, Registered AKC. BE 6-0211 ^ Call leaves, seeds and' email plants. M. stont e walklks 115, electrili c chichikk brooderbd, r tilevision sst In for repairs. A, C.11,501). Ml 8.0192. BOXEK—"Male. 2'._.i . yeara. Fawn, AKC. kitchen. Includes aai, water and alec. fWO OAlTCHlrU CLOSETS, live-piece 50-chlck capacity, 15: Winchester rifle, adlo and Televlilon Company Arnand wood kitchen set, pot stove, complete preacher, Melville St., Oakhurst. Near 1949 STUDEBAKER* Bii Best offer. AT 1-0994.* trie at J54 South Bridge ave. Inquire Red Bank 641013 Highway 85. off Pow ave. t'i single shot IS; radio electric soldering Crupi, owner. Ill Sbrawibury avt lent condition, 1495. Call MA 1- 284 8outb Bridge avc.* . with boiler and fittings; baby carriage, Iron II, heavy duty electric Iron and I.47II double bed aprlng with mattreu. All RUG—Guliitan, roie, »xTA,. condition 1458-J. « n ' MOTHER WILL LOVE a living gift NEW. THREE-ROOM apartment- Vniur. solder 12.50, Emercon radio, table model nished. Tile bath, electric kltchea. in good condition. Phone Ml 8-0471.* liood S25; maple dinitt* let 115wit, h record player, II. Grant. RE I- 1941 PLYMOUTH—Deluxe sedan. Good that will give yeara of pleasure 14-HOUB a-BVlOB oa tbe lepalr of condition.' Call KE 4-1855,• West End seetlen. LO 6-5888-R. LOST AND FOUND S^HOLT5rTRA'lL_R=l9"o"orCaM KE 4". maple buffet $35. Call RE «-3t27. 1318.R.2. and companionship, Parakeets, .SJfi"_STI_*~foV reed Arfiree truck. In radios and electrical appliances. ^2TfirLMXN"MTNX=Biue, four-door, LEONARDO—Unfurnished, Four roomi canaries, parrots, love birds, finches, good condition. 115. RE »-8204, GAS RANGE—Two yean old. In good .We call for and .deliver. Harold's four-cylinder, heater. Four months old,. and bath. Couple only. Available nowj LOST—Panbooki No. .45425. 49«73. and ...._._ SHOP - fine waihatand~!7; condition, 180. 10< Shrewsbury avc, pupplts, monkeys, Hamsters, trap* 81OO0 on Second National Bank., rinder pair carriage wheels 16, oval marble Perfect condition, 11,200, Call RE I- CLOVER LEAF POKER TABLE 110, din* Red Bank. Radio and Electric Shop. 1* West ATTRACTIVE TOUR-ROOM, furnished please return tojihoye_jiatik. top coffee table, .Victorian love Heats, Inir room let, for large family -140: 5216-J. • leal and gold fish, pool supplies. BOY'S~2I.INCH BICYCLE—Never used, Float SI- Re<* Bank, Phons RB •• T947 2K-T0N lNTEn»AtI6NAL closed apartment. Bath. In best residential JJC-Sf^Platinum diamond .clip. Reward. side arm chairs, handing oil lamps, etc. beautiful mnple bedroom let IH5. gold, 155 value; sell 140. LO «-1851-R. Everything for pets, at lowest prices. (Next fire house.) Main St.. Port Mon- hand painted record album cabinet IIS; tiu. body truck, One owner. Excellent section Rumson. Fbr June, July aad Call Wilhur's Jewelers. RE 6-0S48. Helm Miller's Pet Shop, largest on August rent, 1175 tor season. Adults IOST—TWO Beagle hounds. Mule and 7-icctlon filing cabinet 115, mahogany ENLARGER—Omega 11-2 90mm F4.5 condition. Low mileage. AT 1-0309' af- eolorstlgmat lens, easel, foot switch, tha shore. Highway fS, six miles only. No pets. RU 1-0944-R.' female Reward. 1". J. Peterson, 2 TEcXENT. ghtd: knee hole desk 168, microscope, Leltl- ARBURETORS and magnetos rebuilt. ter_I_P._M."_ Welzlsr. 1100: four-burner gaa stove three 11x14 trays and roller, electric north of Red Bank, between Laurel tWo.ROOM7c01&Y furnished apartment. Wllion avc.. Mntawan.' four 3x3 feet, cue 9x4 fed. Call HI Quick fartor/ workmanship, Douglas 1946 PONTIAC station wagon. In good $2fT, 8-foot kitchen cabinet, linoleum dryer with two feretype plates, 100 sctrle Co.. IS East Front st» Red Branch ave. Bed, sitting room, klteh- EJ/)STb — Beaglb e houndd. In LittLittlle SilSi v M888-J. condition, 1300, 58 Ramsey ave., and Palmer avei. Open dally and en, refrigerator, lavatory: garage. Busi- to[>, 135; inncrspring mattreia 125, beau- sheets 5x7 contact paper, Aso F-l and tnt Phone RB a-om. Keansburg.* Black, brown and white. Name TIRES AND TUBES— 7.10x16, tour new tiful maple bed $15, nah tank and Itand F-2, I1J5. KE 6-1108-J.' Sundaya until » P. M. Clossd Wed. ness eouplc. Conveniently located. Walk* U, S. Royal tires and tubes, m6unted UAkANT-Eb fELEVlSlUN .ervicing 1940 CHEVROLET COUPE. 170. Can be nesdsys. MI 1-0141. ing distance to business center. Three "Sklppy." Child's pet. Reward. Kb 6- 17, antique spnul back chair 17.80, up* STANDARD TWIN garden tractor and within two hours from your eall. A. C. on new Mercury wheels. Sell In pslrs holstered and leather sent chain $8 each; seen at 18 High St., Red Bank, after bus lines. RB I-24J4.* . (7S9. for $25 each. This is a bsrgain even attachments. Plow, disc, cultivator, Radio ana Television Company Armsnd 7 P. Mj •' wrought iron bench 12, black plastic syckle bar, 30-inch lawnmower, mow THRlSE-ROOM~FUBNISHfcD or unfur. if you don't need the wheels, RE 4-lump 13. hot air floor vents 11 each, A Crupi. owner. Ill Shrewsbury ave. Itliil CHEVROLET station wagon, it,- COLLIE PUPPIES—Pedigreed, AKC reg- 0495-R. plow. Good condition. RE a-l3g>, RE t.*nt, . . 0011 miles. Radio, heater, defroster, intered, aahle and white, male and ft- nished apartment, 171 per month. In- FOR SALE elictrlc clock II.SO. dishwasher attach- cluding all utilities. Phone AT 1.0911. MAGtC'CHBr" RASCfe—Table top, large ment $10, KnrbnKe dilipoinlunit. Itill HOUSE" TRAILER—S»CI5otr"Equlpp«r _ LUAN YOU tlrei. no charge while backing lights, turn indicator, new tires, male. Reasonable, Also/ stud service. oven, broiler, two storage drawers. 130. crated, |6o: block plane II, Chevrolet Will consider ttmall boat as part pay- youra ara being recapped. Mount Tire perfect condition. Call RU 1-0183 after KE 6-1673-M. TfflO»~TTTiTXMr=riJfflO»RTWMTTiNTX_MtrriJnu 7 TIRES, TUBES AND WHEELS—Seven 4,1 DeNormandle ave., Fair Haven, or car heater $8, drafting table, .10x43 top, mentt, EA 3-09210921. . Service. Tl White St.. Red Bank. Phone 6, or week-ends.* • BEAUTIFUL BUCKSKIN MARE. Six nished. Hot water heat. Adults pre- ID-inch, two 21-inch one It-inch, 13 Il5; bookcase IS, metnl Harden •. table POWETTLAWNMliWER—26-InchWETTWli . Good RE ».04M . " 1952. Radio years, 14 hands, used by small girl. fcrrcd.' Inquirs 22 Drumroond pi,. Red caU RE 6-0272.' station wagon, Bank.* , « • each. All mounted. Model A rord mo- WlN BEb—Complet* with spring and 12, screen door, 31x85, 13; screens. condition. Also extension ladder, alum- IARPINTRY AND HOME repairs. and heater; 13,000 mile:i. Excellent Also pony. Phone South River 1-1956-W. tor with transmission. 120; one-room mattress, 18; alio baby carriage, 112, 10x44 80x55, I. each; set nolf clubs inum wheelbarrow and *'\ h. p. Elgin shelves and closets. No job toconditiono : 11,900. Call RE 4.9206-W. FOODI UNFURNISHED—Three-room apartment, trailer, 1100. Larimer, Laurtl ave., inlature. Female. Black, five All in good condition. Call RE 6-1988-W. • 5, ',." driver drill press with flexible outboard motor, like new. Reasonable, .tall. Eugene Ungar, '111 Bay ave.19.-, , 1 DILLAC — 12 series. Beautiful months, AKC registered, Inoculated. Cround floor. Private entrance. Heat Fourth it.. West Koansburg/ ET}^BOBBVTEX*fSCir(r»» Rd shaft, 115; ',ri h. P. motor, new. ,15R; E <-50SI.* .tlantic Highlanda. AT 1-0183.R, _ Only 13,000 miles. Completely Fine family pet. E-C__ _. . Borden, Everett. and hot water, supplied. Yearly rental. HT}^"BVTX*fS=iir(r2.»8. Red car. 155, In Sea Bright. FAN BELTS AND PULLEYS lot eiee- Bank Value Center, 25 West-FronF t St., tHOTT"WASHINC MACHINE for II«, AINTER. DECORATOR ana paper- equipped with accessories, Will sacrifice. RE 6-K32-W-2 after C P. M. or Satur Call after I P. M, Bank Val Merchant electric calculator, adds, di* RU 1-0525/ trie motors In ttock. Uouillaa Elee- Red BankBk. at 45 Beach rd., Monmouth Beach. Cor- hanger: interior and exterior; tt One owner. Terms. 50 Highland blvd., days and SundaysSundays..* trie Co. 86 East Front it. Phoae RE vides. multiplies, 175. 23 South st. ner Rlverdale ave. Opposite postofflce, FUR~NISH_0 APARTMENT — Three BOkER PUPPIES—Purebred, 1!3. RE 6-1310-W. '__ years' experience. Katimatet cheerfully Keansbuvic. or KG J6-0890.; CfCAftAMES—BeautifuAftAMEt S ll orangagee and white WEAR KNAPP Aeotred shots for com given. Louis Cassan 4 IS Shrewsbury canaries. Gunranteed singers. rooms and bath. For couple only. EVENING fiOWN—Worn once. Also 1940 HUDSON—Two-door sedan. Good i Gtd i AAlsl o Private entrance. Utilities Included. AT fort, quality and long servlee. Made *ve. Red Bsna. Phone RE 1-4844-M. condition. Call at 218 Oxford avc, Pomeranian dogs, RG 4-9071. an adjustable hospital bade fot rent. POtTUWTV^M^PllSTtI some summer dreiits. All site 10. RE and walnut schoolmaiter desk; pint with built-in arches and cushion Inner Fair Haven, or prone KE 6-1954. Men and used beds for sale. Call RE «.«742. I 5 iI lr UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Three jelly cupboards: Inlaid French table, soles. Priced from $9.95 and up. Call OIL LAMPS converted for elietrl- i'9Tn ACKAKtr 2o6 "four.door sedan. ••.III, ask for "Patient Service." rree FOR QUICK SALE—Bicycle. 28-Inch," C. J. Clayton. LO H-IU0-M. rooms and bath. Garage. Private delivery. South Jersey Surgical Supply. 25.\4I Inches, brass edges, shelf below elty. Lamps rewired. We eall for Radio, heater, Ultramatic. Private BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES girl's, slightly used, |20. RE I-6ABY CA"HttlA"G_~=~Ai)wl"nd. chrome entrance front and back, Equipped with ». Ea.t Front it., Red '" " tnd four sliding panels for stivinn; pine 0861-W.* , and deliver. Harold's Rsdlo and owner; 11.900. RE I-56S0. trim. Excellent condition. RE«-IU1. stove and refrigerator. Immediate oc> HETSreHXIRS RHTfEDNtw dtiuxa cobblers bench, eight-drawer snlce box. USED-FURNITURE—Breaking un home. Eltctrlc Shop, II West Front st. lT»'27)OliGlrrC0ftVtr6Tll)LE Gyro drive. TAVERN RESTAURANT for sate. Lo- cupancy^ RE 6-3449.J. ehruma whttl chairs for rent. Ruion- Also furniture In the rough, Polls, china, fPoTr«'~IRdNEI«^Cfi«~iTdl . Lilie new. Fully equipped. Must sac- cated on busy shore highway, next Living room suite, rugs, dinlntr room practically new. Grinder, electric, Red Bank. Phone RB, 1-2744. UR758MrrURNIsH_b apaument,' •bit. New «nd -ned chain for Mlt. Call class, brass, eopper. iron, tinware. Wa let, bidi, bureaus, treadle eewing ma* rifice. Low mileage. Just pay financial o self service A IP, Seating capacity dT758rH buy and (elf. Tha Matthews. 115 Brosd- Speedway I/15th h. p., two-wheel. RE SO. Price 119,000; including Uvinlg Coniiitlng of two btdrooms, living BE t-Ul*. alU for "Patient fcrtlea." chine, desk, lawnmower, extension ladder. charges. Phone EA 8-0111.• room and kitchen. Private entrance and ft- delivery. South Jarsef Surgical way. Keyport. KE 7-1446. Mary Skilonis, Cooper rd. (Next to I'nir- 6-1831. 1940 PLYMOUTH COUPE—Going into luarters. Write, "T. R," Box 611, Red aofoROTA CAK' KAM6g-8peclal for KOLEDA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. iank. bath. Heat and hot water supplied. A p. •upplt. »» But grout it, R«< Bank. _. . issa-e«| v «#»•«- view school.) Headden's Corner^ service. HuHt sell, 1100. AT 1.2897/ ply 41 Spring tt.. or call RE 6-0816-W. Titli— RtfK-AOING. .ulcanlilng our versa]" ,r>2-inch sink and wnlhtub com- 1951 Chevrolet, custom dash Installa- General contracting. Building, re- ":r~l5VETC~'6TFr~l APANESE TEA ROOM—With four^ HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Easy tion and antenna only 144.«5 complete. riOl5VEKTC_C6TjFr;rDodle: THBEt^Bo-OMT^ATAltTMKKT — Fur. ipaelaltr Your car tied up only It bination; "Hooiler" cabinet, kitchen cab- washer, beds, springs, bureaus, chairs, modeling. Financing arranged. RE Perfect condition. Call RE 6-590*. room apartment. Garage. All fur- nlfihed. Living room, kitchen, bed* Inet paneled doors.' Call RE 1-8714. Other model radios from I37.7S up. Time nlantts t« put loanera on wWli w< r«- stands, dishes and msny other Items too I-S337-M. P. O, Box 141, Red Bank. Price $1,750.' • ______Jshed, Circulating heat. Corner lot room, bathroom, t'rigidaire. Separate en- Ml rear ••«•. No ehtrit for lotnar R-r1tltiCRA¥61t—f cu. ft, "Westing- payments. Strauss Stores, IS White St., If desired, building can be con- numerous to mention. Mult dispose of Red Bank. 1939 "PLYMOUTlTFOUrSfoOpR—Passed trance. Also two-room bungalow. Klteh. Mnt». Mount Tira Ser»Tce. « WhIU house, space heater", llvlnsr room stove, immediately. Reasonable. Call RE I- laEt inspection. Reasonable. Best of- verted to two apartments. KE 6-2089. en and bedroom. Near all facilities, at Red Bank, Phont BE t-0484. pot stove and hot water boiler: also 14- 4JI0-W. OAK FLAT TOP DESK. 32»IO, 127.50; •LOOR WAXING. Call RK 1.2471. Su- cr. May be seen during day at Dorn's f(JR SALE—Red Bank vicinity, Tavern. •Moun. Wilson sve., Port Monmouth, KB i!6UBlKAfl0N aluminum windows. Up foot sailboat, complete. All articles In BATHTUB — Wh Ittee porcelainpan, , withith English barometer 170, slant top deak perior Floor Wailng Co, Private 'hnto engraving Shop, 17 Wallace St., Oval bar, dining room, fully equipped. 6-1489 or KB. I-OO48-J.* to 20% discount on hssvy duty, tkrac good condition, Reasonable. Call KE I- plumbing fifixturet s andd** pipsi ,Sf S-foett, with three drawers, 124.60; pine chest o< homes our specialty. led Bunk.* 17,500. 41 Bast Front st. Nicosia track, tmtrudsd aluminum windows, A 2185-M. .gency. RE 4-5285.1 FIVE-ROOM. uffrtJrWISHKb apartment, Rsaaonabls. »hon« SE 2-08SIJ. drawer! *•'•. Boston roekerl, drop-leaf .UNO—Floor and wait temple, ahown. rm~8EacTJK¥~EE6XN—RadtEE6XNdoo "and 1105 ner month. Apply at The Terrace •usranteed window with a guarantied UOUSB THAII.H, 14-foot, two bed- ts.Mii, walnut markl.top dresser, bach* FOR rIENT—Drive-in milk bar-luncheon. 1 Fres estimates given. Rudy Slskamm, heater. ' (iood transportationi . Price Inc. Apt. 15-A, Spring Terrace, Red iMtallatlon. No money down, up t« rnomi. hath and shower. Terms. Call CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES—Clear. elor chest of drawers, odd chalra, eopper, I P. U.. RE I-1899-J. ette.'on share highway. Fully equipped, thna ytars te pay. Fres honji dtmon- tt Lot (3, Circle Trailer Court, Eaton- brass, chins, bric-a-brac, lamps, mirrorl, 1200. Call after King season. Write, giving phsne num- Ing cameras, projectors, enlargers, EPTIC"TAHKS and'cesspools .leaned"! sedan. In FURNISHED APARTMENT-Just rcoec. atrstlon. Phoiia KE %2811-W. town. glass lamp shsdei. Other things too also dry wells, drains Installed. Ea- WTTperfect runninTg condition. Very real- «r to "Drive-in," Box 611. Red Bank.* POST A«U RAIL fencing sold and acceisories, darkroom equipment, orated. Two rooms, bath and kitchen* GE*.RA~NTUMS—Wholesale snd retail. Ed- numerous to mention. Came In andImstis given. Uscar 8aekcr 47 Sse-on»blc._RE 6.0M7^W;^_ , IfdWBT5ATT«ENtXL""BDSINESS"foriile •rtctid. No chsrge foi «stlrnstes. RL ward Cerlione, Highway J5. (Near browse. Stnnsberry's, Mldilletnwn Five •tte, refrigerator, beat .hot water, utill. microscopes and binoculars. No md st.. Fair Haven. Phone RE l-lltl 1150 PONTfAC—Four-door sedan, six- and lease. Red Bank. Ready to go.ties Included. 171. RE 6-0418.J.* Centervllle_ichool> Keyport. Cornrr?, Route S.V lefreshment stand, outboard motor, boat reasonable offer refused. Weik-ends i IPEC1ALIXING in mason work and plas- cylinder. Like new; 29,900 mileage. oN HUM- OrVN-KSl-Sava AFRICAN VlOLEfSr-^SlurdyTlbloomlng, aT7Cl CE~ljgS'K~4fe2l". nine drawtra. railcr, frccser, refrigerator. Inventory. THREE-KOOM ApARTH_Nf^n)n7u7: and evenings. Solnr 6x7 cnlarger tering, patchwork. No job too large Radio, heutcr. One owncrj 11,295. KE money by oiodtrnliing your house ynting plants. Mnny colon and va- Almciit new. Call ItB t-flSU. r too small. John Donato, Jr., phone Vritc. "Rowboat Business," Vox 111', nished. With heat, electric gas, in. Fourielf W« «ra equlimed to supply rieties, Including Fishers frintfettes. All 115; 0.\12 press outfit 1123, 70] !ed Hanh.' eluded. RE 4-SJI6. 94 Leonard it. In* it with nil the materials neceasary. F1VB sYBRTiV SOCTh~wTTlmTt~#indinr AT 1.177 a - W quire second floor apartment. plants are houie grown snd will mnke BioiJ st.. Highway S5, Siirewibury, chairs, Slfi.,-,0 rnchj French motif bnl. .941 l'l.VMOUTH two-door sedan. Hrat- ~~S^mm nil «.a«thl» payoienn arta;«ed on an appreciated gift for mother en Moth- BOOl' LEAK:—Need a iww ruofT For er. dirrctionnl liRhts, tires, lubes like UNtTJKNISHtn-Four.room apartmenC Kpurchais of any guuriila. Hsre ara ronm >uit« 579, duck decoys $2.50 each, expert workmanship and reasonable er's day. AT N02(la* not of tnblti IS.:.D. Sped Queen washer new. Fnid 1300 in October. Will sell for Steam heat. BE 6-1141 or 110 Shrew*. •one of taa lob* you cm doi Attic In. alts, call Arthur N. Koison, Jr., RE 6- 1150. Excellent on oil. - RE 4-4149-K. SITUATIONS WANTED bury ave.. Red Bank. wintN-rrABY~cA~iuiufliiio, wick- $49, studio couch lilt etc Ruscils it i684-J. Fres estimates cheerfully given. auistlon. application of tlliboard in aitch- high. Good condition. RB 6-3685. IS Bast Sunset ave., Red Bank.*. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT —Tour •n or bath Bnlsb your basement or attle er stroller 110, walker II. Seibert I' East Front it. tip jobjoa imall or too big. - KlfCHEJTSEt—WltiPfour chain. White J9T0TCYM0UTH—TiihTiray." Excel- OUNG MOTHER wishes to keep child rooma.aner bath. Private entrance, Into • playroom, bedroom or d«n. Com-whesl bike tor two-year-old It, Schilling mctrFORWrTgRE — Used fiat top at my home. Fenccd-ln yard, RS pedal bike for ons-yeaV-old II. RE I- with red trim. Call SE ..O273.M. desk, revolving chairs, files, steel deiki, lent running condition. Nsw Zebra Hot water heat. All utilities. Nice loea. Uuit be in good condition. Kerbe'r tlon. On bus line. Business couple pre* . siding, .ply.ply- 0274-M or 858 River rd., Fair Haven.' HAMMOND ORGAN—Two ipeakers. Ex- tramfer flies, typewriter chairs, straight Tailor Shop, 209 Shrewsbury ave.. Red •eatcovcra. Radio, heater. Best offer over Mlat. wall boatd cool cellint playinaying eonditlon. RE ••6151, chairs, customers, etc. Ruseils, 25 East 200, AT 1-0745. 6DD JOBS—Any type of odd jobs. None ferred. Now available. LO 4-1540-J a weed, ooore. wladowa.'.'Tn,sulatlonltln . atete. (RQiDoLVMt., three-piece living room cellint p g edilon. Bank. RB 4-0I02.M Aftet r 7 PP .M.M. HUU 1-120611206. Front st too large or to small. Also wall wash- evenings.' Free estimates on your nseds A-ertcy act.' Reasonable. Inquire I Riverside BUCLtTOZfR'SERVICE. excavating, land ROLLS RoVCrTtouring limousine. Mi. ng. Call RE 6.3471.• LuibtLuiabtr * Building ~Supply. Hisaway 85 ave., Red Bank. RE 1-9770.* FRIGIDAIRE— Good running condition, ICEBOXES. bRBSSERS. metal beds', clearing, driveways built and repaired. $3,000 Rover 1951. 11,750. Will sell * , 1 .ROOMS—Furnished or unfur* at Readden'~ * i'aa CornerCome . Mlddlettwn. U I 116. AT 1-1671. chairs, tables, stsnds, gaa stove, kero- Ither. Phone RE 4-5174-W after 6. GARDENER wianes ill dirt, sand, gmvel, top soil and cln- monthly contract workk. LLawns, badge. niched. RB 4.565J.* dryer In. O. I. pedestal lamp 110. to. UU_F CLUBS—in new condition. Bobby sene atoves, hot plates, washstandl. iere. Trcea and stumps removed. Grad- TRUCKS—International D-40. 14-foot, fHREE ROOMS—Unfurnished. Bath, hot 1b. yachtsman's anchor 110 12-lb. Nort. baby furniture, bedding, ete, Ruseila. 21 flat body, 5-speed, two-ton, 1910. Ford, shrubs.and flower gardens. Competent TCP SOIL, top soil, .-revel. Jones, matched Irons, woods, bag, etc. ng end aeedlng of lawns. RE 6-8082^ layout man. Please call AT 1-01II-J at* water. Heat and electricity supplied t til dirt, loeust posts. Lawns graded hill anchor, with chain, lit; exercising Valua $150; banain HO. Call RE I- East Front it. 941 C.O.E. two-speed rear, long whtcl- IS monthly, or will furnish to ault. » snd reducing machine, exercyele, like K^ NKr/UNKI — Cettis, junk isse, cab and chassis, 1375. Parker Lum- ter 6 p. M.* and seeded. Large areas cleared, Call l S65S. . ANtlQUES-Art object, and krlca-btaT dealer. We pay best pries for rags, IlainsUOceanport^pt. 7. LO 4-1581 Cost 1395. e pay best pris for r ber A Supply Co,, Route IS, Mlddletown. YoDiJfi, SlNflLE, all around, well edu- after IV.M.. Ml 8-0H8. SINGLE FOUR-POSTER BEb', Cotton books, paintings, rare china, gllss- and mattressesmtt . Call RE «niMia^*«ENT'=^TM^PA*T«ENT^onsTrtrr a fbSb WUCTOR with 14-inch plow; 1116. ware, showcaan. upholstery and furni- iron, paper IE >-17<0. • - cated man, with office experience as maurati. coil iptkg. Good tonditiont J244^ ! large room with kitchenette. One block slightly used. Conover Bros., Caee, CAR RADIO—Pot stove with SO-gallon ture,accessories, spray can paint, fur- "941 HU1CK two-door sedan. well, seeks part-time job. Evenings, be- from station. Across from Crate's Bev. IARDENS PLOWED and disced; lawns ween 7 and 12, or home work, Write, Massey-Harris and Planet Jr. sales and tank. EA 3-04l*-J. WARDROBE—Baby's, light wood, almost niture polish, ete. Ruseils, 25 last ning condition, good tirescs,. rad ragea. Picas* Inquire II North Bridge Front et. and high grass cut. RB 6-1652. Call RE I-0278.J. Experienced," Box 511. Red Bank, or ave.. Red Bank,* • rvice, WIckatunk. HO 9-6121. EMPfRtTSOFA—New upholstery. In per- new high chair, like new bsthinette. after call 10 6-4811-W between 1:10 and 4 Wl filly ANtfHlNfi and everytklng fect condition; marbls top codes table, metal Hedstrom stroller, formica and SE BLuNb' mahogany beep 'ORCH AND LAWN furniture of all »47 CHEVROLET convertible. Yellow, TffO~«gOars-t'urnlshed. Private batli. aU give the best jrle.s Call twirta Call RB 6-4478.' chrome kitchen table and four chairs. .'°»m suite. Two months old. Coat kinds, alao screens, shutters, etc. re- Good condition. New tires, radio, heat- Plenty of hot water. Utilities Included, %. H RE 6-5n5*-J. Intshed with Dupnnt fnamet, Work — Colored, Cook.houiaworker; 111 per week. Inairlra 55 Washington r»mlta%. Highwaway tr,, RE J-JAU RARY GRAND PIANO—Tuned, In good er, fog and btck-up lights, new seat cov- butler-chauffeur. Experienced, Refer- IVC G D tTTide^ln. on your old condition. Mahogany Solovax, 1200. CAIOUXGC:::"Bilt.riU,'1 folding, wlili f 5 a E •ailed (or and delivered. George K. ers, rtcently painted, low mileage. Prl* t.. Red Bank. RE |.|1I5. Wraraltar| CIVltarCe GOOass wwDee bavbTid^a la s outleyout for rol dIt. Call after < P. M. KE I-1I4S-M.' ' Brltton, formerly with Wllken'a Motors. ences. BIgelow 2-0382. B. Carter. 118 mattresi, two-tone grey, like) new. Used &&" rv'" " " • vate.. 1675. Call RE 6-4289 after 5:30. 'ennsylvama ave.. Newark.* Csll f'watts FFurnituri i e Highway 15, REHOLLYHOCKS—From la un each. Trios. less than thna months. Coit 141, Sac 1 C Call fermlngdale 6-8HJ. ~LT^rtrr~7 Zingale. End of Brook ave.. Eaton. rince st $25. t-lS.17.M. exfe'Sr^diy ""- •"• '» »•••»»•» HEATISfG. AIR-CONDITIONING, lead- COTlPETENT Wbm'M wouls) IllVto dan, Hydromatic. Private ewnei; board child by tha da._y a, r week for INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE IVlifRIG HoOH lET-Ten-pleee, walnut. town. Phone EA 8-O078.' for summer! Come, ZENiTH~8HOftT WAV! portable ra.leT ers, gutters, pre-fabrlcated duct work, 11,150. RE 6-4471-J evenings, after 7. CMT1N6 RKKSf P working mother, natoaa•aablyl . Call BE In good condition, 1150. Mrs. Thorn- SPACE rlEATEk—For small house. In see onr lovely aelection of summer Excellent condition. p u"has, "flee Muell.r furnaces. _J. V._ Jogart. 73 ~~49 cREVfibCEt two-door sedan. Heat- MODBRN STOHB lor reatt Hal* tccL B r -50I3-M.* •s R. Jsnstn, Campbell sve., Port Hon. first-class condition. Cheap. Also 10- poeketbooka and bathing suits, Prices ••'.'.?•• ', ««'n- 178- RB a.itamt ruiltr •»••_ OITeir ar I* Hat, •**» f a»a it er. Very good tires. Price 1800. Call wilh large storage cellar. Water tai gallon hot water lank with oil side arm ranga from 10c to 50c. A real bar* EIGHT HAULING-Ratea that are inLO 4-18B5-R after 4 P. M. tlANUlMAN — Electrical, carpentry, nat lapiTled. leaalM •eralco'e. ltl elANIUHfrolRANIUHS—10,000 fromm which to iiee- heater, in good shape. AT 1*1747. gain. The Thrift Shop, 101 Shrewsbury Una with your judgment. Call RB I- 949 CAD'ICCACT* convertible. Fully tars* Sara"Va' c'Sni1*"'11"1 AUI«%5<'" Monmouth at.. Red Bank. BB 4-44H. lect. AAls o ppott growg a rose bubushesbh ,, ave.. Red Bank. • - .726.' equipped. Like newi 12,200. P. O. He selection of SHOP FOK MOTHER'S SLIP, gowns or viwgtrVmCffXiKt a 'os'tUn ,. a*R-IIENf=Milliwlll.7.....to-r-y-biriT*ORIIENfMilliwlll.7.....torybiriT. Veddlnddl g plantlts andd wHe selection of blouses in famous name brands at re- MAPLE BEDROOM SUITS—six-piece. N(W fINO AND HIRRO—Builders. Compute Box 361. Red Bank.* InIgg oaa malla highwayhih . •,!••!•• sq• .f ft. MotherMother'* day plants. Spiwak Florists, —, . unnalnted, site homa repairs, kitchen cabinets, garages, general houieworker. five dayi a week. lf Hltl' duced prices at the Red Bank Value Cen- Modern living room su'le, three pieces, CHEVROLET, f»50. two-door sedai or cooking and Ant-floor work. Refer- •ormerly factory, lultabla fot ware* • I AAve . off TTw oR Riversi , elf Hlntelmsnn's ter, tl West Front at.. Red Bank. Kelvinstor .refrigerator. Thor automaglc Iterations. Free estimates, KE ' *• ousc. LO I-4UT. Corner. BU 1-0874. l7» and KB T-2»»9-M. • Beautiful appearance. Perfect mechan- I Mechanic st.. Red Dt/otliERM CABtrJET oil heater. Heats washer, flve.plecs antique living room ———I—«——i—_»__^ ically. New tires, new brakes, Guaran- [RVICE STATION and garage, *OVBRUST" CHROMATE i Antl-KuK Hal rooms, 125. II Rsmsey ave., aulte, Albion electric range, Thlyer car* A1WTW AWDlCORATOll-ll yetrs and lubrication room with lift. Three paint atopa tust. No mrfaee prepar- teed. Financing can be arranged: 11,091. Keansburg.* rlage, and miscellaneous. Phone FR I* experience In metropolitan area. Inter- lumen's Sunoco, Front St., at Spring bays ia rear with drive-up ramp, body atiea, no primer needed, Paints right 1423. BUSINESS NOTICES ior aad exterior work, plastering and work and repairs. All equipment, 112.. ¥Wo SINGUE riknr! with two ehitts of St., Red Bank.^ _____ 1 •vir ruat. Five colora and clear. THREE-PIECE, SOLID maple living room ILBCTRIC MOTOR rsballdlaa la earllsslnc. Raphasl Salas, 10 Shrewsbury MISCELLANEOUS 000. Write to "Station-Garage, * Bra Dwyer's Sky-Trak Service, Highway 35, drawers, maple flniah; double bed and 1947 CHEVROLET two-door stdan. Ra- dresser, *« bed, bard rock msple dining suite, with alipcovers, dinette table iva,. Highlands. Phone HI 3-1421. 511, Red Bank, • , Mlddletown. Ml 5-0545. and four chairs, Ismps, two maple dio. heater, Excellent appearanee and DO YOU FEEL there Is something lack- room let, table, four chairs: hutch cup- WHY PUT IT OFF?—Let me give you perfect mechanical condition. Guarantted. FLOOR-ITACt AVAlLAtm-Approal. i6b— »8 per 100 sq. ft, Cut, ready to board*. Andrea TV consol*. FM and Tee* lounge chairs., two chests of drawers, a sensible!, reasonable estimate for your Ing In your life) Something that you mately 1,400 square feet. Red Banl lead, Delivery rxtra. Joseph Gullck. Ernest 1, Schwab. Washington ave., s_fi_£«ttrf«- 'an be financed, 1645, Leonard's Sunoco, lave.alwaya known but could not nnd. ord player; upright piano, desk, Other home Interior and exterior painting needs. Wver rd» Fair Haven. road st. Elevator building, accoi items. Call RE •-M4S-J after I P. M., Leonardo. Near Appleton, We guarantee your satisfaction. Fred hrewabury meeting of , the Religious oor. Suitable for offlees. Call " CdJjVlbltStlAL-^Gst tha blggstt tV iT"XrTAC"LTACCUBT;SllWImniaC c bciely of Frisnds IQuakersI, Broad and or week-ends. RtADY-MADR-BLlPcoVER*—to fit alt Atkinson. Phonea RE 1-57.1. HO 9- ulate inside and out. Original two- tradde In allowancwance In N. . J., on a new CABINET GRAND upright Solmer piano, types of upholstered furniture, Chairs 1882." • . Sycamore avc, Shrewsbury. I P. M. out picture tele no grey paint with red wheels. Four ednesday evening. All welcome,* 0 ACRES OP lorn gravnd. Some heav. ltllll MtMotorolal stantd t picture tele Good eonditlon, 125. New, fully auto, $8.96, pavenoa 111.50. sofas 117.93, •ARTS DOLL HOSPITAL—Monmouth liy' imanured. HenSer. H6 4-1484. • vlaiam aet. 6te thths complets e line aat brand new tires. RE I.529I-M.* AY~R|D19, mowing, tractor plowing, matle Nisco tltetrlc router snd baker. Guaranteed to fit or your money back. IXPIRT DMVIHq lutrtjitlML Le.m ave., Navaelns. AT 1.0775. 0172-J. i»"37~TORD TWO-DOOR sedan, 175. Call SStraus . StoresS , 15W Whits a'.H-«.5II'H«5 O Floral or solid patterns; Rosenfeld 'Fur- Toj.y.11. till dirt and gravel sold. RE PlAWft" StUbENT PLAN-Rent brand Original prlre, II10. Sell far 150, AT In safety, ta dri>e safely, took far •pen Monday. Wednesday, Saturday, RE 6-1271J. 11738.R. 52 Went Highlaada ave. niture, 12 White St. RE I.14K.* the ear with two steering wheels Plea- lary Maiann. Mary Hallam. proprietors. aew spinet at Tuitini's. when you a lB ul < 1141 PONTIAC four-door sedan. Recon- BOATS know that child iucc«edi,_ apply all ren< VTOb^lWlTsJKfion. SMALL FRIGIDAIBE-KE I-U78-B. •» a _t »»f "'ir'!« '""ruijloai l 'ALLGRX8S anS neglected lawns kitchen, dishes, ete. Call anytime. ditioned throughout. New seat covers, RUMMAGB SALE-Benefit mtealon* .. ^'lltser, LUMBER— I»5~T* G roofers 10c per mowed. Phone RE I-HOM.R after 5. 8J,-FOOT CUtTOM BUILT runabout. tal cash on purchase of a Hiiihlann ave., Leonardo. Second white I W fUILMNjr~cfl»tRACTOR—New con- 1:7.-,. 1938 Bulek sedan, good, running ary guild, Mlddletowa Befermcd Chlekering.. Weber, Stelnway, or Steck iq. ft., any quantity; 1x4 N. C. floor- IIH * condition, good body. IBS. Applegate'a Powtrcd by a eound-ua 180 h. a. bungalow off Leonardo ave. on left. Wil* ing, Hjc per iq. ft. Ralph Mundy, •truetlona, alteratloai, repalrc. Her- church roomi, Friday, Saturday, May Aeellia. Up to three y«rs to pay bal liam R. Mogan.# Garage, corner Ave D and Leonardville Jray Fireball engine. Inquire at (I ance. Free cartage, fres tunlngi. Tust- Highway .18, Keaneburg. KE <-O203-J. UIHIHAL CUHTlAOTfll rt Elgenraueh. RE 4-I2OI-J. • and 9. 10 A, M. ta I :S0 P. M.« amea at.. South River.? . INFANf"S~UTlUT? TU'AV with S Jars. cleaned: cartincartlag aad grtdlag. j| rd.. Leonardo. ^ Ing Plsno Company, II Monmouth St.. HIR*nSiNTrWCtrNG~Cft.—Carpen- - .... your 50 cents: Capson aluminum steriliier USED TIRE BARCAIN3-We have •oil manure, flu dfrt, eladers "ravel aa ten and bullderc. Alterations, redec- 19"4O O_t>SM6~Bi-E — ' rive-passenger BOAT sumns=Air Red Bank. II, all wool plaid carriage blanket, never «»«. Batimatet%*ea givea. . rh'nPhonae R~E " V •coupe. Ranlo and heater. Good tires, fcCIAt MOTMER'S bAV dinner, .tog needs under one root. Everything tat FILES. btSKS, CHAIRS—Complete new a large selection of guaranteed aratlng, plastering, masonry, tt Wallsce new seat covers, 1195 or best.offer. BB Cabin Inn. Ocean blvd.. Atlantic High- the boatman. New Jtrsty*a largest ma- used, l(: canvas car ttat II, aluminum 14*4. Qsesr Beckeikerr. IT Sccea dd eu Vklr at., Red Bank. RE 4-0111 or 6-SIH.' line of office furniture. Serpico's Office framr bathlnetle, needs tub replacemtnt used tires from 93 up. Most slses. <-2816, lands. Reservations now being taken. ine supply house. Opea 8undays and IWITOO-i. 8TFTIC TAWKg and «,,t~ AT 1-0293. olldayj . A. M. to 1 P. M. Wsek-daya Equipment, 101 Monmouth st. RE «•kit, II: a-rsi- Usthrr and chrome Hed- Fully guaranteed. Custom re manu- VAlJUUll eleanera repaired any 0485. strom stroller, collapaible. Ctn he used door toilets cleaned and repaired. R. L, A. M. to ( P. M. The Boatmaa'e factured tlrea treat 19.3^ up, "Best Allea El«trle Skep. II Walla St.. 'trguion, EA 1.0148. . . Shop. 24 Wharf ave.' BB *-iU%, MEW Atti) Usfcf) bicycles. Service and as small carriage. Excellent condition, punii WANTED TO RENT parti. Conk t% Ricci Service Station. Co.t »4». Sell for MO. RU l-O«»5.« place in town to buy tires." Red TREES TRIMMED, treated, topped, or APAimiENTS FiWtrGt^M"IO"is*T^evTruiirdteaaTiWtrGt^MIOiT^eTruirdtea l ISO Monmouth st. RE «-9787. • cut down. Property cleared. Timber hulls laminated. Old and new Bank Custom Tire, Shrewsbury ave.. COMPLETE LANDSCAPE IERV1CX. SMALL-APARTMENT—For October or iCNCUS SALE— SIxtH annual farmers eut to else. Hauling. Equipment avail- I I-IO«I _ - arm rests. Very good condition. Double South of alrpert. RB 11404, Ivargntxt, shrebi, roiss, etc, sup- ible. Immediate service. Reasonable. RU - November occupancy, Middle-aged •LEASANT—Two rooms. All uUlltlco, U opportunity sale, sponsored by Newsize maple bed,, spring and mattresl. Very. electric fan, use of parlor. Near bus i-r'uuT BKIFI'—Grey Fireball aaglna. Jersey Aberdeen Angue association. Of- riled and planted. Lawns mads er • 1022. • • couple. Permanent. H! D..WIIkena, 111 reasonable. RE 4.3652.M_._ West ISIld si., New York City 5». ' and store, Estployed adulta preferred, Also 111 cu, in, racing Hydroplane, fering heifers, cows with calves, bulls FOUR SECOND-HAND radiators. renovated, aulntsaanea by wttk er LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR — Hardens iut wljl consider couple with baby. BB lew engine, nnd trailer, Jim Davit, ITf ana steers, at the Mt. Ilolie- Auction RESPbNSlBlE'FAMILY^Grown daughT Cnll AT 1-0817-J, In morning. HI 1-1112. month. Stevens. RB I-251I-R. plowed, lop soil, grading, gravel, fill ter, desjres to rent, uafurnlshed, at 'artt eve., Keaasburg. Market. S»turd.iy,May 9, at 12:80 P. M. TUTV HXL Open box lype. dirt, blue stone, driveways built, cess- RUNABOUT—Slx-feot tWiTCUSTARD MACHINES— Model 10 KENMORE—White porcelain, 4-burner OTIUTV THXILU-Open tractive three-bedroom home. Little Sil -_ , rooms, atlllllea, fit: kirostne renie with side oven, Three Good eonditlon, RU I-0II7.R. pools and dry wells built. James H. ver, Shrewsbury. Yearly lease, Call Col, Deiemter lit oeeuMaer. iet Mr Eleetro Freeze, like new, Alan two- X6mrDlNIGd dilT 6lTRU.. Ii I'and four CESSPOOL CL1ANINO aad building up. »esn. Jr. IA l.tlif pump juice dispenscrj KE_7-t43Ji-J. yenrs old. Vsry good condition, RU Seiwl. Fort Monmouth, EA 1-J0I01 , ext, •rvor, It River rd,. luiasan. 1-0I8O.R." chairs. Brand new, IBS, Brsnd new le tankn dry and gravel wells aad sftl't%T'~KpXlttt en watches, clock. 1314131 . Mpnday.FridayMpndayFriday . »-5.5' B"ERSiX"~WA."SHING"~MACIftNE—Com- Mix. Msstsr •- -* drains, at Peach kt (New Shrewsbury ONB i,AROB BOd8=Fumlrted, Blteh* MAPLK HffiH CHAIR—Cotton rui «xl2, r and grandfather clacks. One year guar- pletely automatic. Good condition. !-?iJ£»_L«i!__.'_ Borougk.) Pheao H (.1141. C. I tHni^BEHKOO~|sr"Hf)UlCHni^BEHKOO|srHf)UlC ' or larger, i l t kl as? .%L?v._ii_!__^_r!f Snnuliilng Olypmic basketball, volley STScKirlSB' antee, I. H. Rosin, jeweler, 18 West 178'th178'monthlyl , on yearlly bbasis, Two.p:r;u.i.«n,.u d". i'r. 'r..^' a5: FXNOUIKS—Custom built, kineirtn*** Cnll'LLO • • r.oi-, nr sit st 262 Cleveland SALE—^hree-plccs Front at... Bedd lank.*lank* ^ L nhr ball, llntos bedspreaddspred, singlesinges andd pslr room aulte, two-piece living room suite, adults, ho> ia, girl 12. Will decorate bsr anal hardware. Must ice to an* Long nranch. ddraperiei s lilikke new, SSe t HHone y RuncRhh 9x12 American Oriental rug, practically TL1AMIM repaired. bruiK.! A"TrIl!HS~CONTIfA"CTlN"T!H~C!HS O O CO.—Pslnting f necessary and assure well sept prem- ireclate. Rsaionably priced. If Intel* book ffoldinldi g porchh" rhtilrshi , MMaytat g new; MagiManc Chtf gas tanue, likelke>, newnew; and papeperhanilngr . Free estlmatss, 53 ises. Call after SiiO P. M., RB I rV AND MODERN apartmsnts. Fur- uted in Penguins, this Is f«ur buy. Only t'Ult A GOOD GIIAIJE of top soil, h machine. UE 4-473H.* Hagnavogavo x radlophnogtavh tomblnntomblnn- Wallsce St.t . Red Baak. BB 6-0IJ1 or I S2ftTMTM^ . ' alshed aad uafurnlsaed. Oa bus line. three for sale this season, Alt evealag, tlonl , records, practically nrw, Arllficnl delivered In Rny quantifier, call ECO CASES ~A"RD HLLKRS—Trade cnEKAi. LunTiiAUTuii, Lsndseaplni THRM-'IKbttOON, uniuralsasa or part Chamn. Agency. BA l-llll or IA I-all day Thursday. Fciday or latuday. fireplace and accsaaorlea. Hove to, sell grading, lop soil, fill dirt, cinder' Idwards. 51 Madden Park. Fair Haven. LO 1-1653, main oflict: LO 1-6234 mark "Pullmsn." New, never been MOTION PICTURES In glorious colors ly furnishid house. BB f.llll-W,* > used, Cases 40e each, cases with fillers to make room for apartment. Inquire i- »vel, maaure, ceispoelc and dry wells of your day party or 1I-¥OOT~KIF! —Ho."' lOrlfMrffuiiT by branch oflicsi RE I-18S2 shop. I.»u- at 148 Broadway, Keyporl, Phone KE -'- »eddlng, blrthdal .. VVAirTYKXRCiTfaur-liedroMi. unfurT FIVE ROOMS—Unruralshsd aNrlmtat. flic each. Original cost, cases >8c, cases built i drlviways repaired. Uenel llaien. Bath, Convenleat te all bum. Heat, Red Bank Marlae. Wisconsin inboard 7-2032, • uuiif sTaeat II»IIH, , any oteaslons. Prlete from 111,80, Sue nlshid home, Little Silver, Fair Hs- rlno Co, Inc., Khrtwsbury av«, Op* with filler 93c, 71 cases and 7-5~ cases •hone BB I.QBII. clal for limited time. Free aetlon viewer lot' water, gae and electric supplied: jglnr. canvas cover and all eceeiicrlti with fillers avnllshlr. Renard, Swimming FTrtGIOAlRE-Nlne en. ft., with frersTr UAH, WITH lOWnU-B lor alre, with each order, Call Movie Makers, RU yen, Rumion. Up to lilt a month. A. ncludid. See at Pullea'a Boat Yard. posits Red Bank airport, Hongland, broker, II Dey st., Nsw Yolk III monthly. Inquire II Wtil Front River rd., Llncroft. Phons RB 4- comiiartment. In perfect condition, Lawns and gsrdsns tilled. Topscll, fer- it,, tied Bank, lumsnn, 024O-R.2, . Bargain. Mri, Oitrov, RB I-388I-W to- city. Phone K, Dlonlsi. JW I-6749.' A, n, .HUE nuUKBT — II auxiliary ROYAL .tfYPEWRTfERS—New and re- MAVr"CLlENT deslrlni VauH. Kim^on POWER~ MO"WKR~lSal7TBller.drlvrn day or next Mondny through Thursday, RIVERFRONT APARTMENT - Un. slcoB, two ycara aid. In perfsct ion* built. All makes adding machines Ilia;lNsrcA1II.IATl«=r,»c7l!,nrconT ~ANti1'>bllclNO-Top soil, or vicinity lea Bright, from June 15th ltlom many catena. May be seen at and portable typewriters. Gusranteed, side Bangs, 48" cut. Almost new, 1125, AUTOMOBILES to Auiusl 1, Amos Ifoagltnd, broker, 19 furnished, Private entrance, O. B, Ml 5.O28H.W.1," mtWm, anil Taylor Tot, Both Its, gravel and enw maaure. Complete rwln's Yacht laila, „ cell Bf l.llll. Kaiy terms. Serplco's, 141 Monmouth altehca, Large living room, tile bath RU 1.U78,- > service, John Beleda. B LOOKING FOB A late model light ear, Use If nbro glass oulaoarsTlsjIt wllh at,' RB «-O48t. rWRWCrTRrj 10 h. I. Mercury Motor, ,enly 14 houre er and chrome, 140. Call I ib BED—with inner spring mat- 41 up, from a private party, No with shower. Lease required, BB INSULATION, hUc. elding f variety ol 1 use oa each.*^ colors; $8,50 per square, Aim roofing after 4illO P. M, tresitress, MaltrtlMaltreii llii practically new, CUSTUM TAHM WORR—Plowing, maw< dealers, Must In clian, Will pay cub. Mill, • . paiitr at bargain price, Call Al KE 4- Large. Custom Will sacrlnce for IA0, Also three-draw- Ing, raking, baliai from barn or lelst u*lllntll • dll PETS-LIVE STOCK »»7t.w built, Beautifully finished, Sicrlflce. er dreiser and mirror, Call after,a P, RB 4-B4H-B, '. WAGON—Radio Hllkaat, Beat aad aalle g»ed can. Ul THHES-noOM ' APABTMBNT ditlon. Alw Injlude Ivlaradi iHriarln CORN SHELLEII—John Tlrere, with 3- Phone. Ml t-.IOI. *•> «;i IMINTINU AND DECORATINO—Havs and keater, In-good condition, New 1 HoTPOINT ELECTHIC table lop range, It done now, Eaterlor and Interior IABY CHICKS-Welt.....e Moaki, While nliked , Newly detorated,decorate' " Available engine, Cradle,, wlalewinter sanvaisanvai, III*. phaie motor, Uied vtry little, Broad- ni()ToTn.AMjlfrllCl VBAVEAH B loOKi-largLargec motor ree4ntly Installed. Must sell, Ask _—--.-,-•_—. Roektreu and New ay 1st, Call BB l-llll. Can be sttseen anytime,. Emery, Wart collctliin, At studio, lavtr In ..vcr. f good condition, 125, LO ••«»r« done at rsaeaaable arlisc. iamei _ Uga.orna. Bed ' meadow Farm, P, O, Ro« lit, Htd Hank. Wbelaa I0M-W, Hamiiihlre Rsds, 'Also othea breeds an _ NARW) F.ialihed. Thrse rooms ave. and Marishowie,la..ByjaMi ' ~H -' RE I..108, Dru» Slnrf), on White) at, KB 7iM»°J "'" ">o«»»1«h eptclal order, All brctde from U, I, and bath, private entrance, alt utill- V 1H Hi r, MOTUII, VEnETA»LarH7AfJTRtoinsto, pnw^i KlKF^Ki'KlKFKii Brotdloam,, mareom n celor, CAT»CIN~TRSCTOn-Cllnlon P6IM1I AHD tlymauta patsengst ..;., Pullprua•ullorami clsan flocVs,. N..o_ orders tea tits, Business couple or adults, Phone VEnETA"»Iceberg Llettuce, romnln, cabbage, broc with lawnmowfi. altale bar, snnwplnwplo'. «T>ViiTiM,iila—TI ibawa garaans, siaal Dodge Job-rated tracii. aatharlied lonmouth Hatchery, Mills avi>, r. 180. Call RK «.tl»7.»«tl»7», and four cultlvallng atts-hmtnts, Call •II, Monmouth Hatchery, Mill AT I.O800.B. roll, pnrslry, eggplnnt, potted tnmalors, f . Hints tower Free eillmslai M'vlc.i modern servile clatlca rraah Honmniith, KB I-0I74.M, loae CTK.... TILtVTSIITN—2Lln_. ch itreea, eon* It) I.I4T2,* 0911, Van lyckla. 141 Wait Want al Ki ATLANTItl HIGHLAND!—Three large In larve or small tiuantltlri, <), Doug- solel , hranbdd n,w, llatest t model,. 1100, :lvi JEST—Freih frosen, Packld Mj" ^TTAPTSBT 171, knotty pine drop-leaf Bank, west af aiatle ave. Phoae M rooms, hall, bathroom, fully furnished, las Parker, 2U Kumsun rd,, Little SIN Must stll ImmWIatily. Wril», Ian II, w~ •* •* «^ •— n tsvt •>••• vtr _,'roia Unltsd Statsa laipeelcd meal. II' jinnsT BKIIT— Tsrfect ssiina beat table, si* chain and large Hutch cab- ^...#iiwririnTrc. ••'1M_" Steam heat, ell burner. All utilities In* ver, RE I-85H. Highlands. paired the right wway, Waller D, An' Choptud, chunks, aeait, liver, Law eluded, Two tonhes, two wlveie en. for river or bay, V«» fait, with Vltn LUHHttt—s«4's, Jil's, «»«'si inet 1400, consuls radio |t.0, thlsa.pltte Unlnts, JM *eat INJE1 YUUR CAB steer hard! Do yuur nvrrhsad mikes rosslble our low prlss, II h, p., feur.sirlladsr Ore*, Jusl »ut -In eaaellsnt coalition, EA living raom iult« wllh air foam super West st,, »»d Bankma. t it, Oppsil trances I 110, AT I-OIII-J, Iyer, Iton new manlfeld, strut, valvii, geikels, sheeting,) good as new, at 115 |ier 3.0709.W, Ca.ll after IHO, wkscla sblmarf Let us aarrstl tha Ihleii Miller's Pet Shop, Hlihway II. "" irtr —- euihlonlni by lloosysar UOt, lalils trnubls lava raw |lr»s>. Ulcsl tsar ihid Hull very ic.nd, Sks'i la A-1 1,0001 roof shingles, factory suh-itandard REII MAPLES, evcrtrrttnt, blots, blu> sis miles north of Red Banknk, between at 14.BO per soiisrr, Wyd<* Lumhvr si lamps II, Ihiee-iictlim mahogany book- THB COMMUTBUS Wlaa and Llauer ads and frame straightening tejulpmiM, laurel and Palmer avisavis.. OpeOpen dally eandlllani In water. Painted aad ready mnta, dngwood, tuliulip trtreee , flswerlng case 111, maple and nahogsny Oovernor dally la go, I'm Mninf bsiauie I've beugkl Rupply Corp,, Highway 31, Btlford, KE •lora lavltn you la laka aa*ia> Priak Van lyaklc. Ml West Front it., and lundnyi until » PP .M, ClauCld d 1.01120, shrubsbs,, rreplnrreeplng gKo Ko>> ,, all colorscorso ,, HardHardy Wlnthrnp desks MS, hrtahftst leti from lafgef Boat, fl ulnlkk Illy.ol.thIlllthl«-valleyl , AlaAla whitwhite taia aad enjoy a«r **»•»!• bat 111 MI B*«f, well or Maniai ave, Our own Wtdiuidays. Ml 1.0949, •IS to 1MB, Rlatsetiini.' washer 173, up- R» 4Ylll Harder. Panic trailer, ealra ANTIQUE El'BHONE—I'lne nocailonal Illy-uf-lhe-valltyflhll , rhodedendroaeh dd , grape. right piano US, niarlmrnl iliejss itovs rlck,un isrvlse," evtry laMrday, C(yt'Ai^minN(n;ANAii ROOM, FUKNIIHCD apartment cushions, furniture | green "Lustre" with prisms, vines, HI 8-ll(ill-J, III, double iiediatal oak nltlre d«lk Ing femalss, ,Itodern Ruse Nursery, with bath, For the racing isason. All ki »«n Call now, M •••Til, Pll aad Lou sliniilri~ ••• • ••••T v s*NI(tU*i vw B^«SBaiasr fov**f r^"'i youer ol1041Cd 1tfBVJicur| n, *We I fl Md WMgwooili wrass and rupiior rardelsbra, iNNi(«si'iftNo~MArrr.«iiWrrnrTirii Ilin, Ihrecple's msple IIVIID roum till, wa trade, Coast Auto Hlgjtway 86, Port Monmoul^, __ utllltltijlln bus lln., nr, I.l»n»-M •lla.wire, old Chlniso Hrlstol vases, Tomalao crept,, 114 MaMMIk H, buy, wa till, wa trade, Coast Auto •Pilnts, any site, Hpsolal, 114.80, rtg* siillii wllh foam rtihlirr Laoi Flakts Hales IncInc.., ccorner rBd Broad]] andd N NnwniNnwniaan ltt~tlOtiMg=^Je"ciiSilTfiiarr«nYtirnrshrir. ftHt,Qi,Qi rrJAU,, s ft,,, e»c«u>e»c«u>m mn! Oriaberry glass, all I/IICI nf china and nlar 114,110, Lew overhead savii you 11110, loalT rug 11041, till Wilton vel- Red laah. JJjrlnil . riL Ridd RanRankk . PPhonh e RB I AK(! rvalMrrrtl, Hires very instil pup Tear around, Near Twin Lights, Cal illtlmltlmii , Ciimiilelf •llh nari, |ni|niii | It. glaw. All". ni>«dL-Kf,..I.IUH. tho difference, Hnllywofirl beds, any vet lilt, bed silling and mallrssi 110, Hill'or KB 4-IUJIUJ44, iilfi, Cull KBI.1487, HI I.I4U7-H. 17 Highlands ave,, High foul sailboati boat , good cwllllcwiillllun,, HalHalll i like FRUIT JHKth, Largs Tina, "Asparagus, ill*, complete, with hsadbnard 141,1111 riling cabinets VIA, metal hid II. ndKCKIIaPOOU slsaned and bill! I aaatli "WillTrrnHHiORrrpuTClT ends, • new <>mpltle with Irallsr, 1160116. 0 Call rhubarb, hnria radish, hlatkhirry, sludln criurhea er lofa beilo 141,HO, lid walnut bureaii lift, mahfi|ian« ilnuhls tanki cleuet and laiulled, drains I* ucK^rnoif(niinniumirrru7K Ar Thrir-yard bode, IWILIPSSII axle, 7,- IIB NBW tUNrVBHIBHED lhr«l> l*IHIIA*Kt raspberry, ttrawliorry, currants, gnnsc materials from which to •hums, Hollawsy liurcaii, lifdrunm iiilln l.lfl, bin iprlniii (1st'l»rl, Phone any lime day or night PlllH—« MM kushtil dahlia anil gladioli hullii, 1 fly milhmli, I'rlce 110 each, |ilii> |0« UKIIVKL RI.KiJTH01.UX r»frr«frT((Tr; UK K.lvlnatnr ttfrluorxtor 11411, Ansrii and ruiaTwerli, t W^TTTKVINirAUTO »ALt!»=lluV tUHNISHKIi—Two-rooIHN1SHET m apsrlmsni, 4,At luschwsy.) Mtrea Koilcky, Uarden Cmiler, Katun. Ptrfatt condition! adjustable ilrrss vltw camira anil trliiod 17(1, l«le|ihom> |i*r pound, Hlverdile Farmi, RH I- ll 1 ill luairt ave, Phiae >*ll wllh confldineedine i U ill tin |r _flulreJ4__W_ei lA'IfAJUii. ' ' 'tanja. form, hnt waits lank and htslei, Call !.itmi.""L«"!d and _!l».".8.»chai 140,. .^'Ma.l-eileil.diiubla iitileilal lury In builslnann , UUrg e selectioelection nn Ml-M-'J, (rmD¥floMcn(vTnr room? mSJern Ulwlwn af0WKhri/"Ssv«fal"reCul|t IIOW HE «*>47t*ll alter I P, M., ar all il«y lyptwrltelterr d#sk 111, •BurilaVs warn- late model used liars, l ...... SWoTTJlliirOLTTTAllNTfimT;—Dni n i. IN'Kl t» rlfiisrhi sed an Itvsral prs-wsrs kitchen and bath, untuttilih.ni IM(. ar meweri. Nmral aa It, No ttleiihone hhui i IN'Kl t» lfilisrh'i |i»rkln« lull Luwsst down payment, longest termi of a rhamiilnn, Unod with children room aparlmcnl, (urnlihtr), All modern Kla l lll limimitt, UUKK MH t longest tm aatli. Merrill Lawn Mowsi SIIOII, !M MP&ITKlTnil!rromtATmTIiTfi tl,, llril Ittiiillile, WM, J, Levlne, 44 Ocisneor l inwn, 17,', LO I-MU-II, lmnmv»mcnt>mmmnt>, , Fine rtildsnllsl stetlon, IS*FTH)T""BA1HW iRfTT—IS' h," », Ly Ulsndsril dotikle dralnlioard 7*" link !"innK KTlm(Tl(!! niiiranl».il, avc, Lnnt llrniivh. 1,0 I..46*, lll'WiiKKN-OLII PHIH Inf Ilk ... .. mar avervtliliiartll , I ThirThid avc,v i AtlanllAtlllo l anil up, ml. Oilumbui torn ng marine cuilne, Iwn huakc, MIWoUl(--T l!rc'rT|ilrr(. wsln'ul with with MKlnl Imrr anil wnll culiliiHi uiiuil lrairVANKfli1a:raT^nru1uraT^nru1u' \U» I'llNTIAO-Kour.ilror Milan, llu MtCnrmnrk, Tlndall rd,, New Monmoulh, Hlghlandi, AT t-O'M.J, _|_, _ i!'11.11!.1"1),* ,?'1'J'11 I" ••••n i»a flihlng, mtllresa ana spring I living room sofa miiiilllloiii Illllli Aimrlcati MIsiKlmil 18 /•illurs liamlnsil all (islnlliilnlliidid , illl , I'eiiljy nverhaulcd, imsrit Inat Inapin Ml D.0I6.,- VIIRK-.HOnM AI'ARiMflNT "Uiifu" 11,100, Call HI. |,|| I » Rl ail'ii! ilta club «halrr wilwilh slip cnverl,, mlheh i II)"»J(I" (thlflel link 111! lilltmuiM waih trallon {••< and aiiMri»Tais rtalardrtdi full-ili llmi, Htlllng v»ty nmnimbly kecnute, i> , nlihee), Tile bslh, r«trlatral«;, stave, anr lablttlbl, mf sfoltt rIMMHAKI •alioi. Reference.. Other help kept. Private HAFFlU AGENCV—EA 3-1 lsT W7electric stove; two bedrooms, tiled bath, pancy Juno 13th, Asking 123,000. Den- boat. Trunk cabin, 141 h. p. realtor!. Phone RE 6-3301 or SE 2-0004. ton * Bnynton, Hox 330. Red Bank. room cottage, pre-war, custom built, fire- any nosneiomt. -rivLive inIn; 186M". •DE 7-8111. Open week-endg. need itHtingE of businesses in all fields, full, dry cellar, stesm oil heat; gnrage: nis K. Byrne, realtors, Rumson. RU 1-LlffLfS ""SILVTiR—Rambling «.7-roorn gray marine Fireball enilne, fully n.ice not neceuary. place, open porch. Owner transferred: WAITTMBBS-Experlen STORE—All improvement., Kitehtn also. locnl otricc of the natiomil busineal •Ifi.SIIO, Minugh Agency. Phone RU 1-1150.* ranch houses on ',_ and I-acre lots. 120,000. Rolston Waterbury, realtor, 16 i cd. Owner rellde. at II Lovett White'. Bltt Shop, broker clenring house. Journal over 100 0716.' .Itlle Silver.* Apply immtdlittly. W Garage included. 165 Shrewsbury ave.. ',—Excellent professional »uyl Start at 122,000. Boynton Agency. RF. West Front St. RE «-_3f,00." •t. II. Eatontown. Red Bank. oltices from coast to coast, world's larg- RANCH HOME—Large iiving and dining Near hospital. Large combination llv- H-O9S2 nights and week-ends RE 6-3CTTWEERS ftgALTY—Kair~HaVerTTocV. HEfieijttY NO. I eutboaro ajeter. Uted SOMEONE TlfXT rtiide. in Red Bank est business brokers. Ing-dinlng room, tile kitchen, three bed- one month. Perfect condition, HI •• BUSINESS WOMAN will .hnre beauti- rnom combined. Hot water radiant .325_J._ tion. Neat an a pin. Living room, •nd i. amploytd in Newark, C.ll rWIHSEDKOOM HOUSE-On Lewis la., hent, three bedrooms, tiled bathroom. rooms, bath, hot water oil heat; tfirce- 114 4..i fully furnlihed cottage. Kxcellent lo- IT'S A PLEASURE to show this clean. dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and Humhnldti1-0211.* cation, with lady or younir couple. Call • Fair Hnvett. Llvlnif room, dining Mortgage can remain. Price 115,500, car gnrage. Asking 116,000. Dennis K. beautiful bungalow. Situated on atile bath; garage: lot 55x125. Taxe. KOWl6AT— ll-foot. cu.tom matt, food Bi5trTtMAN=Work on .alary, plu. corn- room, kitchen, two tile baths, full cellar, Schnnck Agency, 8 Linden pl. RE ••Byrne, realtors. Hurrnon. RU 1-I180.* , ition. Floor boarda and oarlock. RU 1-0944-W after 9:30 P. M. or week- lovely lot IDOxloO, with flowers and 1170. Mutt be seen to appreciate. Price cr mltalon. Baperltnct n.ceisary. Call hot water circulating heat; large porch; 0387. fiUMSON—Delightful two-beifroom ciit- shrubs, and large two-car garage. Mod- • 13,500. Call A. Schweer« Jr., 17 Lin- Inctud ida. . Caven HbBt •»«•» o•n • Brothtrte«•*>•••••....n• ends. ^_^ Inctud KB |.|»04. Leave horn* addrt.i and SUMMER RENTALS—Available nowl lot 150x181. Orcupnnc? June 1. Select LEONARDO—Five-room, will kept home. tHge. Insulated! Modern kltehen, tile ern kitchen with electric range, living den pl. KE 6-3271. Open daily and .ve.. Nave.ink. Prie* 150. AT 1-0II4-J phone number.* Cool, *two or three-bedroom cottage; your own decorntion». \V. I*. Scott. 74 Large L shaped living room, large balh (tub shower,) Hot air nil heat: util- ronm, one large master bedroom, and Sunday. liter 1:30 P. M' KAtlS=Vbung (tllow to Jrlve light tr..JE quiet neighborhood; television; close to Monmouth St., Red Bank, BE 6-2159. modern kitchen, modern bath, full cel- ity room (tubs.! Gnrage (overhead one smaller bedroom with tile bath. |J|le_*^IVUU| IlilVW T*v uaiif #i^_a ' — ~-~ " -•••• _ _• » v >^«.a« tibll Ul JivtZi™ ..„,:& D1NOHY <0U Te.r.,. ll.ttft, and ba handy about tha .tore, Full tran.portntlon. LO t-5820. lar, oll-Ared hot WAter circulating heat. door.) New awning., Asking 113,900. Front norch, full cellar, hot air oil complete »H!tig equipment, .ie.ll.at ppiy CUNNISON HOMES — Top-notch front home in Navojink. Two-car ga* time Job for one who want, to _,... 17.(00. Call after 12:>0 P. M.. AT 1-Dennis K. Byrne, realtors, Rumson. RU at. Near school and bus line; {13,500. rage: lot lOOxiiOO, sandy beach Call condition. Reeion.ble. Lilt ptlea Btw, k construction with quality mater- 2271-W. 1-1150.* Chsffin Agency, F.A 3-1153. over |S7I. Cin b< 1MB Baturdu « ilmseif and adv.nce. In Red Bank. SUMMER RENTAL — "Red Barn" A. !•'. Schwe.ers. Jr., 17 Linden pi. RB , Write, F. O. Box 652^_Red Bank.. cottage. "Near river. 30-foot liv. ials; 96 variation, provide choice in SHREWSSU"8¥~KIVEft—Building plot. fXlRrffSToS GATE COI5=FUI1 peak dor- 6_627LOpen d«lly_and Sunday. Sunday. Ml Oeeu.bWd., Atlantic High. over 100 feet on river. High ground. VAN HORN—Seven-room eolonial. landt.L BUNTXiR^bUNTER GIRL —' Steady sizes and architecture; 17,300 to mers. Attached garage. Full cellar, po.ltlon. No Sunday work. Apply In ing room, threo bedrooms. Good Encellent view. All utilities available.' hot air oil heat, large living room with 26-FODT SLOOP—Ntw lord mtrlne •»• $12,500, complete, on your tut* Tiled bath, television room, fire- home. Five a;rea. Living room with ' JIMO. Fritndly Luncheonette. m.West beds. Clean and attractive. Garage, Offered at $4,600. Boru. Agency, Fair fireplace; modern kitchen, two hedrooms nreplace: den, dining room, play room, t gin.. New ••Mi. Fir.t-el.ili eondltioa. •h"-fci'Bank. HEI-H78. Everett H. Thorne, King'. Highway, Haven. RE 6-4532. place, oil heat. Plot 100x150. Tales and tile huth. You will enjoy life In Call lift i P. M. BK «.Q70l.« 'ront at.. Red Bank — - ••" Lonf season, 1710. Ray Van Horn, three bedrooms and two baths Two- tan aiier e r. ».. <— w-v»v». TtlSBS— Apply In ptr.on between 1200. Asking 118,000. Ray Vsn this new home; 91,1,r>00, Chatlin Agency. car garage. This i» a real buy at J32 - WATT. Realtors, Fair Haven. RE 6-4IOO. Middletown. MI 5-0OJ2. LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD—Most at- LAUSlN-The outboard of th. futue. I an.ndd 10 AA. M. . Peterson'i. Biver.ide tractive location on quiet street. Five Horn, realtors. 804 River rd., Fair EA .i-im. „____ 500 See A. F. Schweers, Jr., at 17 Four-cycle, llr.cooled. Guaranteed. Red Bank ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Attractive, lovely rooms, full cellar, automatic heat. Haven. RE 6-4100.' INDIVlIiUAI, HUILDINO LOTS in Little Linden pl.,_Red Bank. Call RE 6-5271. Three model, to uliet from. lav terry.. •JlRAl, H6tagWoRKER--si..p I".SUMMER RENTALS-Bumson; .even", reasonable, six-room house, in good Attached garage and a garden In full Silver. In fine location. ChafTin SCHWEERS REALTY—Older hora~in Ai little •• 12.10 ptr waek. Liberal trade- Beautiful room and bath. New ranch room house; 1600 season. Four rooms. condition. Full dry basement. Lot bloom! Large expansion attic with Agency. EAJI-I1.J1, choice neighborhood. Living room, in. Led outboard, for tale. Set It ta. ypo house. Call RE 1-0228. 8650: three roomi, I48S. Monmouth .10x175. Two-car garasc. Call AT 1-stairs. Priced nt only 114,900. Boru. TEN-A'CRK FARM—With three-room dining room, kitchen, three bedroom, day a; ttrauu Store., II Wklt.'tt.. led WAlTSEMBS-llu.t b. e*perienc.d. AP- Beach: Two-bedroom modern home, Agency Fair Haven. RE 8-4532. VAN HORN—Recently decorated buiigalow. In vicinity of Eatontown. jnd bath, plenty of closets, hardvrooil Bank. ocean privilege., 1975. Anna Olt Agen- Hud.on eve. home. Six lovely ply in peraon at Martini'. Diner, rt. 14,000 BUYS A twu.ntory frame dwelling TREE LINED STREET—In be.t section Partly wooded with brook. Beautiful site noon, plaiter wa]|«. storm windows anrl fiUOT INO BOAT—Completely quipped, 1 cy, 19 West River rd.. Rumson. RU of Red Rank. Older home In superb for the country gentlemen to build his screens; two.car garage. Nice lot Price 145; alio dot home, new condition, I. Kean.burg. , nt I'IO West Uergen pl.. Red Dunk. rooms. New oll-flred heating system. 'OUKO MAN—Mechanically Inclined, for condition. Living mom 24 feet long with home. Price •7.000. Chaffin' Agency. 113.310. Cull A. F. Schweer;, 17 Lin- 115,* | Call MI 8-0II0-J after I P. II. 1 See it at your convenience. KG 6-0189 Fireplace, modernised kitchen; aa> general plant work. Steady P""''1"" fSUKROOM MorJEhN furnished bun- fireplace; huge dining room, large cheery EA S1 den pl. RB 6-3271. J4^FpOT~8AlTBOAT—Fully equipped. general plant work. Steady P""'' " or RB 6-8402-J. rsge. Asking 114,000. Ray Van Good pay. ApplAply betweebtween 66 and «::303 . galow for season; near 'fishing and kitchen, three large bedrooms, full base- MIDDLETOWN—200-acrc dairy farm. .. Silver Ktady for water, Rea.onable. Call swimming. Call after 5 on weekdays. SIX iUIOfl AND BATH—Oil heat; g.- Horn, reattors, 804 River rd.. Fair >. M, Star Cleaner, and Laundtrer rnge: 40'xli'i0.' Newly decorated. Lo- ment, new hot water heating system, oil- 160 acres clear and 40 acres wooded. ranch house. Living room with fire- KB 1-4471.* Mvrtl. avt.. Lonit Branch. All day Saturday .nd Sunday. RU 1- fired; one-car gurage; 114,000. Borus Haven, RB 6-4100.' Modernized home. Present barns ac- place, dining room, attractive kitchen, TRUE-BUILT SAILBOAT, About 15 ll.t 0691. cated at Port Monmouth. Call Union r fetittCM. SORtliRS and pre.. oper. 6-4917. Ageiicyjiiir Hayen. RE 8-4332. commodate <>4 head of cattle, ldee.1 for abundant cloaet space, two bedroom, • 101>. Phon. BE I-517I.W after 8 UNFURNtStiGb — Four-bed room houie. TRANSFERRED WEST!—River Oak. co- raising steers, Charnn Agency. EA 3-beautiful bath: garage: large lot. Call ator. No experience necessary. High LOVELY WOODLAND AGUE—In re- : 8 CRAFT KIT BOATS and factory •tt wage ac»lt in the area. Apply Star 10 Laurel dr.. Little Silver; 1150 per lonig] now available. Owner must eel! 1133. A._ F. Schweers, Jr., 17 Linden pl. RE cmbill t model.. Al.o Chrla Craft motor.. month. Vert M. Morris. 384 Salrs ave.. fitrictiid residential Eectlon of Eaton- hia lovely four-year-old home. Living VAN HORN—River Otke. Smartly B-o2 • 1. Cleaner, and Laundereri, Myrtle ave.. town, Lund partially cleared. Secluded, EXPANSION CAPlTaiB^i.ivinir room. Will uladly brine catoloi and price ll.t Branch Long Branch. Phone RE 1-3571. room 22 feet long with fireplace; large designed seven-room brick and two bedrooms, modern kitchen, full Sir home. KB I-1276.B aftir 7 yet convenient to everything. Beautiful FINE. I.ARfiF. FOUR-BEDROOM home to yc aAJANT, CoWflClENTlOUB individual old mmili1 nnd fir trees. Properly lo- dining room, handsome kitchen, three frame colonial, 2 ',4 tiled bulhi, den, cellar, oil hot air heat. 0 I mortgage large bedrooms, (one !. 18 fret long,) In Red Bank, now occupied by a doc- P. ft] for eounter »lrl in our cash and carry cated on Stirrup la. (Olf Reynold's dr.) patio. Double garnge. Range, dlih- transfernhle. Will sell to white or col-tor. Well suited to any rrofessionsl S-FoAf WAV-Irani ntw Heggcrty department. Apply Star Cleaner, and WANTED KE 6-4437-M-3.' Powder room and full tiled bath. At. ored. Price 110,000. Chnffin Agency. purpose or a v»ry adeouat« homn fnr a •ta] .hall. Ready far water,171. tached two-c.r gar.ge. A.king $21.00(1. wa.her. Many extra.; I28.J00. Ray llJ >undertrt, Myrtlt avt.. Long Branch, FAIR HAVEN—Splendid residential area. large family. In excellent condition with Benefit Reformed .church. Call MB I-betwetn 8 and I P. It Ilorua Agency. Fair Haven. RE 8-4532. Van Horn raaltore. 804 River rd.. EATONtoWN-tlemndeled two-bedroom four rooms and lavatory on first floor: 2138-M after « P. M.» ANTIQUES—Beit prlcta paid; china, Shade trecB, nice plnnting. Seven-room CDVintWEKVreWl h MAN—To takechTrge and operate «a. (lattwart, picture., ttltutti. Jewelry colonial. Two nunporches, vapor heat, VEintWEKVreWlovely ranch Fair Haven. RE 6-4100.* i> home, like new, Living room, modern four bedrooms and hath on second floor: BAY SKIFF 15 54x8 H-foot, It-inch free pumpa. No nights, Saturday afternoon home, with choice view of the North kitchen nnd dinette, full cellar with new oil-fircil heat. Home completely moil- board, I h. P. Wisconsin alr-eeoleu lamp., old revolver., silver, fino furni< fireplace Asking $21,000. Sweeney Shrewsbury river; 21-foot living room or Sunday work, Maurice Sehwart. * :ure. . Monmouth county books, map.. nil hot air heating system. Lot .'tOxl.'SO. erniied. Urg- Mot; twn-cnr garage. A motor, plywood hull. Excellent condition, Agency. Phone Ry_J;li??_. with flreplnce; dining area. All tlectrle Price IS.500. Chaffln Agency. EA 3-Mcrlfic st 116,000. Redden Agency. Sane. Wt.t Front »t.. Bed Bank. . Oilman.' 82 Spring It. RE 1-0145-M. MONMOIJTH~BEACH—Spacious seven 1325. K. Fox, 10S Woodland dr., Fair 2 Sprl kitchen. Two huge bedrooms, tiled bath. VAN HORN—Year-old deluxe, three. 1158. It K n. -> R fi n WOMAN — for cleaning Wednc.days, HIGHEST PRICES for vour chinaware, room dwelling. Automatic hot water Patio and attached garage, OrTertd tt r Haven. RB I-1U7-M. "TfiK bedroom ranch house, G B hot r A"IR~TfAVT!W—RancFTinuie. four bed- Phont EA 1-0810. , (la.swart, antlqu... Una linen., furni heat. Shade trees. Fireplace; two-car 116.800. Boru. Agency. Fair Haven, RE A FINE HEW HOME aern ^*wm ——~ -*— Front St.. Red Bank. RE f.1698. PlJiU 1-1488. VAN HORN—Riverfront, two acresi fircnlare*: -two-car sttached garage: *;- B-»6n0, 0KB" BLOCK OFF Broad it., llnal. from St.. new «*•».*. basement Priced to .ell at 118.900. acre plot. Kxcellent construction. R*au- FEMALE—Experienced premer on shirt ANItyUES, BOOK!!, maps and lami,». ^Nicci residential area. At Horns Agency. Fair Haven. RE 6.45.12. Trees. Ranch homo over 80 feet a.: elean, warm and comfortable. Best prices paid. Bring to the Hudson tractive six-room house. Perfect con tlful setting. Asking 127.000. Ch.s. H. condition, in tha best residential part labl* rale. Gentlemen preferred laundry unit. Steady work, etc. Apply SIIUBWSI _ COLONIAL—Fou_ r large long. Seven rooms. Two fireplaces, Tinilttl Agency, ID East Front St.. Red 5191. 88 Wallace it. • In person. Short Cleaners, 24 West Front Shop. 137 Broad it., Rtd Bank. RE I dltlon. Tiled bath, hat water heat, oil. bedmnmH and two bath, up'tniri. Full or Eatontown. on large, nicely land- 88 Wa" 2008. Witll-to-wall carpeting. Garage; lam* two tiled baths. Double garage; Hank. RE B-0030. • scaped plot. Nothing finer could be TEB MA.mAMI>-Bo.r,jn,(.,,.t«MARYUNbBoaraTn. lor rtttiead St., Red Bank. attic, floored. Living room 85x14 with SITTt)CRTffWN—Homo of seven rooms OLD DOLLS, doll clothes and accen- plot. Aikine fIS.non. Submit offer. fireplace: large dining room, aunroom, 138.500. Ray Van Horn, realtors, found at the offering price of Iliaoo o juiineiKei. people|>«wi'.vi. Ver*^*tTy larfe• —"•_—.• •nicel ™y AV0"N~(5OSMETICS will train two women end hath, (lil-flred heat. Small bun Two-car irarage: i !_ baths. Redden * I t t h to .service euitomeri In good lerrltone., sorlen, Also doll furniture. Red -fringe Sweeney Aliency. Phone 1!U 1-1482. tiled kitchen with breakfast bay, powder 804 River rd., Fair Haven, RE 6- foforar ! hid room.. In canter et tha uwni tablecloths, napkins, towels.-* The Op- galow In rear. Corner lot. Asking: tl4. Agency RE 6-5660. 18211. ' ' Earn while you learn. For personal In- IUJMSOiT^-~Siilendid residential area. room, finished basement with playroom 4100.' RB portunity Shop, US Broadway, Keyport Ncur tills, Hcbotil. Nine rooms, twu nnd work bench. Attached two-car ga- 000. Chai. II. Tinnall Agency. Ill East ED RANK—Co-operative apartmenl BtHtAh HOME Wit AflKfr-Koom and lervlew. RE 6-4491 r'™J}OtaJ!e_l_R»i!k• ItE S-0030 SALfckiHlL— Retail .tore. 40-hour, five KB 7-1446. baths; two-car garage; fireplace; tit,' rage. Situated on a well Innd.c.ped downstairs, rour spaciou. room.. tw« boi rd for aaed persoas. BB 4-M87. plot 1.1x1.10; 123,S0O. Boru. Agency, I'.ITTI.K SfLVKIt—Horn,' of five nice mflH BEBHOOM with klteSen day week. Write, "Retail Store," Box THREK-SECTION GANG mower for 000. Sweeney Agency. Phone RU 1 tieijroom.. Immedlato poises«inn. Walk- 14»2. Fair Haven. RE 6-4M2. VAN HORN—Four-acrt hill.ite. Fine morns and hath. Expansion necon'1 Ing .INtance tf. shopping, schools and Inquire tit Mecbanl. it- tit. Red Bank, ' Ford-Ferguson tractor, hydraulic lift. floor. One-car garage, attached. Full pn exea Must be in excellent condition. RE 6 HUDKRN RANCH HOME—Living ronm neighborhood. Slate-rnofrd 8- churches, Maintenance 170 month See nk. RB 4-U74. CnBtSTSY-fl.U . day for «ve.oV kXELXENf~O~L~f)EB. HOUR—Fine Red cellar, petin, screens, storm sash. Priced w Red 1389. - with fireplace; dinint; alcovo, wall.In Bank location. Living room with fire- "JL lll« jyi!!_r.J J _Br_ad__t__,_Reil_ BankJ CUEt ROOM—For one or tw» •«ntl«- week. Experience not essential. Write, room, 3-halh eolonial. Recreation to sell, 114.900. Chas. H. Tindall Agencj. ONE OR TWO-CAO-CAIRt icarngc inin goml wall caritptinu. Knotty iiiht! kitchen. place: large dining room, spacloua kltch- RIVER OAKS—Living room, fireplace, me i in private home. Centrally lo. _M_ing._J____»!I,Jted_BBi!k./ thiTfi bcilroonm with tlltil -bathroom, ful' room. Double garage. Asking $43,- 19 Ea.it Front st.. Red Ban_. RF. 6-903H. MAN—Permanent, full time work. Good condition. Within five miles of Rrd ii. Fii-Et floor laviilory: upstairs, three dlninir room, kitchen, powder room, cated Modern parktnr. elean. qulet.^ou lianrrnciit with fininhed iiameronni, Al ire bedrooms and modern bath; full 000. Ray Van Horn, realtors, »04 tAVETfff~rJOSlNESS~l!xcellent nppor. tie, rea.onablf. hours, light cleaning and delivery. Ap- Rank. Write, "Gnrage Wanted." P. t). tunlly. Dining rttom, kltrhen, bar. fur- three bedrooms, tllo bath, automatic forta Rox fit. Red Bank, or RE I-03J7-J-2 tachrrl KarHgc. Rca'r liatin. Almust nrw; cellar. General Electric hot air heat: River rd.. Fair Haven. RE 6.(100;' PEE/ SANT, DOUBLE. furni.hed room. ply Reussille's, 86 Broad stilted Bank. lla.OOO. Lawley Agency. RE 6-0410. nlshlngs. Also six-room residence. Ideal heat, open porch. Double garage. Storm aftcj__6 P.JI. 1 iHrgo Eunpnrch: two-car gnragr. Asking wlnilow., screens. A.kin* I2I.3C0. V"ai ant Apr. II. Meal.. Bu.in.ia coupla "'OTHXK—Capable' fciby~«StterTi vi $12.70(1. Borus Agency, F.ir Haven. RE family plan; IJO.nno. Cirossinger * Hel red. BE 6-11812. einlty of Rumson. Call AT t-0«»». ACREXGE—On Naveslnk River rd. VIEW OF RIVER—Deluxe ranch home, ler. Broad and Mechanic st«. RE 6••rank W. McKenna Agency. J7« Broad prefe re< Write, giving all detail, to "Acreage," (MSS2. 2I YOUNG WOMAN—To care for aefioo! in secluded neighborhood; 14'.\Z8' liv- VAN HORN—Landscaped acre near ?°-!_?E 6-163.. it. RE fl*27.i,i ITOlJo ROOM—For bu.ineu per.on. Box fill. Red B.nk.' ing room with fireplace, screened pnrch, 112,Q0(THlIYfl, SIX-ROOM, two-story co- RBD BANh?=rln. location. Excellent I.I neighborhood, on River rd., going ehild .nd to help around the river. Ranch house 84 feet long. REh BANK—Neer school, bus, .hop- Re Ideatl MOTOOTRR SCOOTER—MusSCOOTERMti beHn dining alcove, large kitchen with ili»h- lonial in River Blaze. Three bedrooma condition.. Two living rooms, dining but int. Appointment betw.in I andhouea. Uve In preferred. RE 1-3140 and liath upstairs, hot air nil heat, elec- 'ping. Six rooms, two baths; two-car M. ». I.011U, condition and reasonable. good waithrr nnd rniiKe, three hrdrnnms with Seven rooms. Two tiled baths, 11 garage; oil heat. Suitable for twn apart room, Kitchen, powder room, four bed- 1 P. 0548. Call KE 6- two tiled bnthrooms; ln'\20' greenhnu eric kitchen, newly decorated. Two-car ' closets, range, refrlgtrttor. Doublt room., two baths, game room, patio; " SiLVn^chi.rfo.1, lurnlth. ive In attached two-cnr g:ir.ge. Rear patio. garage. Schwartt-Macklin, 8 White at. menu. X.klng 114,000. Grn.alnger * VETERAN WANTS TO BUY marble garage: 122,500, Ray Van Hern, Heller, Broad snd Mechanic at.. RE 6-garage; hot water oil heat. Asking ronti. Prlvat* home. Eieellint lot. No cooking nece.i.ry. RU 1.13IVM Large plot. Dock' privilege.. Everything RB «-312l. !______• 20,000. Frank W. McK.nna Agency. ihen di.tanet to railroad .tation. %MIAN—faperieneed. Location near top tablet, waEhstandn. old picture you- could n;k for In a home. Asking 2100, RB llim framel, glassware, va.es, china, oil TEN ACRES—Suitable for housing de- realtor., 804 River id., Pair Haven, 27« Broad st. RE «-275». lft m nutea walk to Fort Monmouth ahore ar.a. Apply Edwards. Kelcey III.',,000^ Lnwley Anency. RB 6-0-11 n. vclopment. Murphy rd., Pinebrook. Tnr- H —f—Four-room ranch horn*. ' i, RE lampF, pine furniture, etc. What have RE 4-4100." Evpanatnn aeennd flnor, Flreivt.et: ar- HOME ON LANDSCAPED ACRE—Large t-iUi and Beck, I William at., N.wark. Market you old In your attics, barns? KE 6 Near Garden State highway and new oVLB 8IVCII R00H—Br.akf.Vi • l«04. ' SHREWSBURY COLONIAL—Attractive station. H. C. Philips, R. F. I)., Eaton- pll.ncca; oll-flred warm air heat; 111,800. . * "><""• "replace; automatic he.t, 1189-J. or write Box 271, Port Mon- homo, needing redecoration. Fireplace, Cash r(.-nulrt-fl 13,000. Gro. singer ft tile kitchen, four bedrooms, i two tile prvlleie., Centrally located In da. lh^ town. EA ,1.0019-M-l.' .Irable neighborhood. Call BE1.2411.W. SALESLADY—Experienced. Apply In muhL^ silni-oom, dining room, large kitchen with VAN' HORN—Dut to a bu.lne.a Heller, Rrnail and Mechanic tts, RE 6-baths, powder room, breeseway and ter- FDRillSMED—boubl. room, for eouple, GRA"Nir~TlANO—8pinlt or small up dining alcove, powder room, four bed- RUMSON RIDGE—Newly developed 'sec. ehange, on. of tha finest of eo. t\M>. RK «.|«32, i person. Red Bank Youth Center, right vtrnnted from private party. Cain rooms with twn baths upstnlm. Full tion of Rumson. ll.-acrt plots, 200- in privata home, with kltch.n prW- lonial ranch home. I. available. A PL"EA~SlNG~MERGER of traditional 10 (road at., Red Bank, Immediately. Please send detail, to hox basement with Knmeroom. Attached two, foot frontage, completely improved with and modern design. Six rooms, three ileiai. Convenient nlet location. Cai 781, 1474 Broadway, N. Y., or telephone enr garnge. Well landscaped outside: curbing, paved road, city water, elec- Six .paeiou. room.. Three bedroom., .rat. Call RB l.llll.R. tit Mapl bedroomt. Att.rhed gar.ge. Raiement Clrole 7-«99«_N._Y._(P.rke.) f>'J3,5OO. Lnwley Agency exclusive. KE tricity. Located near schools, buses. two tiled bath., living poreh. Double playroom, Excellent location: 111,100. ;—For general housework 6-0410. dan, Hydrametic. Private owner TO BUY—Kitchen cupboard, 36 to 42 Priced from 14,000. 70% construction garage; .hop. Large battmtnt. G E Groa.Iagtr ft Heller. Broad and Mechanic IISHED ROOM — For • ftntiaman Inche. wide. Condition of paint not loan can be arranged. Schwarti-M.ck- St.. RE 6.2100, RE «.t632. or couple. RB «.40HJ. I Wall at. Branch. KE I-SII0. after 1:10 P. M. LO REI) BANK COTTAGE— Drummond ave. furnace, waiher, dryer, range, re- Important. Pay up to 110. RE 1-409!). Four rooms with hrocxeway anil ga- lin. 8 White st. RE 1-3121. C"dUTJtHV~SI!tl'IN(!=Ten acres, rarm- Half block from but line, block and n6.15B8. 118.700 IIUYTM(Tf)_RK nve.ro.im. Cape frigerator, carpeting. Aluminum half from Broad >t. Convenient narking ~f5fJ%CKkEPER —• Laundry sent out rage. Corner plot. Extras ineludt base- houie of atx rooms, two bath., nil i\V BUYS FOUR-BEDROOM,- two. . Al.o l.raie for rent.* Good pay. Live out, Good trtn.por- ment gnmcroom with paneled bar. r.ns Cod cottage. Fall, dry cellar, eteam combination window., awningi. Attla heat. Four-room gue.t hou.e: garage: heat oil; completely redecorated, fully bath, Little Silver C.pe Cod, tlvln* tatlon, ME I-*I37-J. REAL ESTATE WANTED range, screens, Ktnrm windows, awnings. fan. Lovely tree., Plot 140x110. ham: 120.000. Grosalnger ft Heller, room with fireplace, dining room, fully iooiiOhi Asking only 19,600, Lawlty Agency. equipped with screen., storm windows, Hroad and Mechanic sts. RE 6-2100, .0*44>W Y6DNS MAN-ttlgK school graduate Priced under reproduction at 137.* juulpped kitchen, full cellar, hot air oil o horn*. Ntar HE (1-0410, ^ blinds, awningi, .ttlc fan, in.ulattd; RE 6-143;. on c r after I la year, or over. Knowledge of chem- HAWKINS BROTHERS—77 Broad st 500. Ray Van Horn, realtors, S04 Sf'.i. _: " "'tached garage: lot RE I-0I5J. Rial estate, Insurance and garage; fenced plot. Nothing else to bur. H6BE OF QUALITY built nn your lot. .5x1 JO. Near school and hu. An ex- fJUMNV ROOM" far istry for plating department. Apply NEW LISTING—Now being plastered. Schwnrtr.-Macklin. » White st. BB 1.8121. River rd.. Fair Haven. RE 1-4100." Slcl Electro Impulse Laboratory, bttha: attached ana complete ap.rtment downstairs; four lieges. *U »•'»«•* minute.' Iron two-car garage; 121,500. II Ea.t Front rarage, Rasement. Nice lot: 115,000. Will eon.ider a.Mitant buyer seeking Ingi of all type, de.ired. Small ley Agency. RE 6-0410. •t. RE 1-0700.* room, arid bath upstairs now rented ta «. — » ^ ettj*4**»# 4W*J a -™- - . •tatlon. Colonial home with tws fire- v advancement. Apply Vogel'. pepajtmen home, estate., farm., acreage, town Irving Kaye Agency, 140 Broadway. LO furnished room, Suitable a. two-f.m" •u. line. Single er double, Stort, 4th aoor, Long Brtneh. LO I Tots, river front property, induatrlat. R"ETJ~BANirBU8CAXOW-^N.ar Spring places, In quiet and quaint setting. Red THOMPSON AGENCY—Ranch home.. 8-5600^ Et. Five rooms; garage; automatic barn. Ideal apot for hone lover. Three home. Full cellar, hot w.ter hcatln. homi. Call KB I-IIOI-M.* 1400. S:.les and rentals. A. F. Bchweers, IT Living rnom, dinette, kitchen, thret F()UR"~ti+;ni»OOMS—Two b"aTha are fet- Plant; two-car (.rage. School one block liOt «OOal—In privateSeise. Llndtn pi. KB 1-1171. Open dally aad heat, cellar. Ankinir 113,000, Constance bedroom.. Low taxes,; 118,000. Ray bedrooms, tile hath, cedar closets, auto- LICENSED BEAUTICIAN—Full time, Smith Agency, 14 Mtplt ave., Fair Ha, Stijlman. RK l-liln. * tured in this stone and frame seven- away. Aiklng II5..100, RE 6-iai».W. tali If dtilrtd ar hlleh.n privilege.. matic heat: attached garage. Small down room Little Silver home: 7S»S10 lot. 1:80 to 1:10. Avt day. a week, or 1 yen. . TnREE ACRES—And beautiful .pot on paymtnt for vetiran.; 112,000, II Eait RB Ollt. Dvt morning., or Monday, Tuesday and ftdmEV * LEFItftTS. IMC. . U Bro.d rireplace, h.s.menl: ttttched garage: YEAR'S GREATEST BUY I—Two. RED RANK—Mechanic at. Short dlatanet tho North Shrewsbury river. Large Frent tt. RE 4-0700.' FUR 4I8HEP ROOMS—Sletplni or llfht Wednesday. Apply Mis. Sally'.. Hal St., Red Bank. We have more cus- I2I.OO0 Irving Kaye Agency, 140 bedroom ranch, on 14-acre of hoitekkecptni. On* clock from itatlt*. tomer, than listings. List your home from Broad st. First floor, living home with sweeping view of water, high Broa.lway. LO 6-5*00. Strlllt. 88 Mala at., Oceanpnrt. location: Include, garage apartment: FAIR HAVEN—Unu.ual opportunity to Aero it from Crate'. Bevarafet, Ple.aa with (1. for quick results. Mortgage room, dining room with wall-to-wall acquire three-year-old modern home OLDER FA!R~HXVEN home, eonv.n- ground; 1600 down. Price 19,000. FARM HitP—Two men,.one' work with carpet, modern kitchen, enclosed porch many trees: 142.SOO. Offers Invited. Ray tnqu 1» NorlTinh oriVHtBrldf n_*>W« avt.i *r*etfa.l RePel dHal Bank. * lonna avallablt. Write, or phone RE 6 with living room, fireplace, ultra-mod- lently located, offers good living In Adam'. Aleney, 16 East Bergen pl. hone., ont for general farm work. second floor, two bedrooms, modern Stillmsn. RE 6-8111. • .on..lED. HoBH-WltliROOHWlth' kltckitcheh pin ptllv 4129.. ern kitchen, including ga. range, Ben- all hi tlx plu. roomi, two plus bed- KB 6-509S. Optn dally, evtnlnca Bernadotta Farm.. Eatontawn-Freehold bathroom, automatic- ga. heat_ . Price BTiroTEWVtwo houMTand dlx washer and stalnlei. steel .Ink: din- room.: garage: baiement, .team heat, lfie•eii. Writ ieor. Call II noon la I rd. Tlnton Falls. _ , LISTINGS WANTED—We havt client and wetk-ende, .. er • tt) T P. M. II W.v.rly pl, waiting to purchase all typt. of de-111,000. Constance _Smlthij. 14 Maple an acre, Including trees. On bu. line. Ing area, Iwn bnjroom* and bath.' Sec- nil: 114,000. Irving Key. Agency, 140 OPININO'FOR AN *..lstant. male pi ave, Fair Haven. RE t-2108. Handy to Fort Monmouth. Cottage witk ond floor unfinished, with room for two Broadway. LO I-S400. Red, Ban..* fem.lt. Dean'a Flower Shop, Little Si! slrablt proparty In tht Rtd Bank area. fWt~KlCK FRONT Indiooma with Urg For results, phone, visit or writa tht Rfil) BANK—Sprinir St. Seven rooms two apartments: large house with four bedroom.. Lot 18x141, Excellent Fair ATTEW~TTI(WRAR«AINHOStBTWrA ^ itr. RB 1-1 •«• . Extra lavatory and laundry; garage kitchens, five bedrooms; 114,000. Ray Haven location. Priced at 111,100. with ONLY 1700 CASHI-Y... that I. all doibla kitehtn to .bar* with two John L. Mlaugh Agency, Rud.oa Stillm.iv RE 8-5111. Spacious seven-room ranch home, on coup e.. Hajf-block from railroad >U Rumson Phone Rtf 1-nlll,' large lot. Excellent condition. Asking large 4% mortgage and carrying charges H-aert Little Silver plot. Fireplace, TWO HEN—Mutt bt experienced to ttusiBBTvaai a HUIIT •**— '•'*•*• we 112,000. Exclusive Agent, Constance about 113 per month, Allaire A Son you need for a down payment on tlanan.. Convenient to all butta. All atllltlet. IN REDD BANK—HomBANK=H e iwithh four bed COl7)>fTATTMoBB=WltK nice trees. Two three el* hedreomi, paneled den base- Smith. 14-Maple ave,, Fair Haven. RE Agency. Inc. RE 1.3450. D bf thl. attractive live-room, Capt CDd Plelen y of hot Water, tl Bridge avt. Rl drlv* dump truck. Alto exptr. rooms, two h.ths; two-ear garage, Wll blocka from new schnol. Convenient to •¥."!• "'l * garage. Screened porch: ••III 1J lanced bulldoaer operator. Laurina • -2.108. town. Thret bedroom., largt living ronm, 121,100. Irving Kaye Agency, 140 home, featuring a brteiewty with pay up to 125.000. Wrltt, "1, G. R,,' dining room: 112.000 for quick .ale, Ray Box SI I. Rid Bank. . FAIR sTAVeR—Bungalow. FlvTroomT. TWO-YEAR-OLD COLONIAL — In Broadway. Lo 1.5400. g.r.ge. On an acrt of ground. C.It Co., Inc., Shrewabury ave., Shrew.. Stillm.n. RE 6-5111 CITY £oNVENlENCE*J=£ountry atmoi- Full cellar, attic, oil heat; g.rag., best Rumson loe.tlon, with en- Adam. Agency, RE «-o00». 2i.hour bury. LO I-U5I, Nicely Inndscaprdi 113,500. Terms, Con. OWNElT~TKANtSFERRiNG — Vou can HELPWANTO trance hall, Urge living room with phers are some of the feature, of this •ervlce, II East Bergen rl.. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE stance Smith. 14 Maplt ave., Fair Ha- have Immediate oeeupaney of attrac- modern colonial nn five landscaped aerei. ROBIRTt KRHARYrW work in Red Bank, In ven. RE d-2308. tive three-bedroom ranch home Handy fireplace; large dining room, ipaelou. Five bedrooms, three baths; attached Bread engineer', office. Engaged In construc- RElTTiATJK— East of Broad St. Bevea Red Bank station. Lovely large room. modern kltehen, powder room, open double garage: ha.ement: 112,300. Irv- FRANKLYN l>. HAVILAND. broker throughout, flreplaer, dining rorlm; ga- oXT_n^MOUtH=BeSfif7onirAn: domistle. sad rtttaa «BSJW tion of th* Garden State Parkway. Cal Reildtntl.U acre.it.. ffirm, aandd co mcom rooms, 1 ',4 baths, oil Heat; two-car porch, Second floor, three epaclout Ing Kaye Agency, 140 Broadway, LO •• year around home. Four room, and 1:10 A____t___li1 liMt 9, M. garage. For quick sale, 111,700, Con, rage; 115,500. Offer. Invited. Ray 5600. bath, t'/i year, old, In.ulated. Screens, araat. Hour. RB (•IMS mirclairclal ufortrtlta UetiUetinin a aalaalleltelleltelelted 71 Stlllm.n. RE 6.5111. bedrooma'and tiled bath; full baie* /uu», general hou.iworker. Family two MMtUreU n .1.1. RR«d BankBk. RE |I>II>IO. O. stance SmUh, 14 Maple ave.. Fair H., HAMiUNfl RANCH HOME-Wlth~T2 storm sash. ga. he.t. Reasonable. Thlr* TILEVIIIOM RBPABMAK-Va«4f adulta. Thur.days.and Sunday, off, ven. RE «.2S0H. CBomnilO-Flve.room. well kept home. mtnt: attached garage. All be.u- spacious rooms. Four master bedroom houie from white bridge on Port Mon- lot with pay. Bataatowt Takn lletp In or out. Rtftrtneei.• Write, PAUL P STRYKER Realtor. Farm. — Living rnom, flr.pl.ee; Large L shaped living room, large tlfully dteorated: 117,101). Allaire) •ulte.. etch with private tile bath, At- mouth rd. KE t-0920-R; • T. N, •.." Ban 511. Red Bank,* dinette, two bedrnoma, automatic he.t, modern kitchen, modern bath, full cel- tached four-car garage: work.hop. Hot «lilo» C*., BA M4M. . • # •". <•>! mm »••* »»WM m» and fart* aatataa, Statt H'gh. * Son Agtney, Ine. RE 4-1450. NKSR RirTTfSSK=Thlrd house"ffS; MMMJ.». m LI I. J dry cellar. Near .hopping center and lar, oil-fired hot w.ter elrrulatlng heat. water heat, oil, Cab.nna, barbecue. Top- Highway S5. Six years. old. Six WOHAN-Oen.ral kouwwork and cook •7,601), Call after 12:30 P. M., AT 1 Ing, Five half days. No children. No way 14. Halmdtl. P.on* BO (• school: garage:'ll3,HOI), Sehanck Agency, notch looatlon. Acre plot. Asking 145,- rooms. All plaster walls, tile bith, full ALEUT YOUNG MAN—T* wetk la palai •101. 8 Linden pl., Red Bank; RE 6-0,197. 000. Irving K.y* Agency, 140 Broad- cellar, screens and storm windows, auto. laundry, Fair Haven area. Ref.ranee. rt LITTLE SILVER—Modern ranth home M ll ni f and wallpaatr akap. Nut ai»e «ulrtj' CallRBI-2800. SEW SHBEWsBUHY=nB^c7r*Ta7nT SHREWSBURY—I !i-year-old, flve-room, with tntranct hall, living room with way. l,f> 6-8400, I"iV2. ,. " " ""' * «» a«e. RS drlvir'. llctnatl II (tart ar aver. Apply ,__»mjvwniM W...M —- BteaOl House (.'OLONIAL-lMng ppfion. Celera.t Co., II Bread ' RAY STILLMAN. RIALTOR. Urg* panalon attic; *4aere lot. Radiant heat, -.IBt-J. work. I'lleka Urlv.-ln. Near Fivt Cor parking .pan lar roar eonvtnitatt. outbuildings In poor condition. * dis- three bedrooms, two tiled bathe, open room, flrepl.ee, dining room, dtn, tinct challenge to a young eouple with tile hath, plaster walls throughout,. ve porehi two-car attached garages base- modern kitchen, laundry, three bedrooms, KEARNEY ft LEFFERTS—Middle, atra, Mlddlet.wn. Ml 8.0117, Stata Highway II. Shrtwsbury; all netl.n blind., screens, storm windows, _ _r :iAN—full or part.tlm*. Fred. lyptt of praptrll*. Ikrataghout Man energy and imagination, Price |5,t00. ment. All In beautiful condition. On two modern baths, automatic heat, wide town village. Seven-room home ereV'Vi BeBeauta y Baton, III Third avt. MARRIED IIAM—To work wrt-tlmt Cash required 12,710 te> right party. washing maralne, electrl« stove, Attic hoard floor.; barn; alx acre.: 135,000, avtalngj. marking clolhtt In Fort Men- mouth county i fails., Iowa and country piped for hot water radiator, Ideal lo- lot 100x27!i 121,000. Allaire ft Ion with three large bedroom.. Walking BranchBh . housei waterfron— rfrontl propertied bu.bu.lneah . Mlnugh Agency. Phone BU 1-0711.* Agency. Ine. RE 1-1410. JonejAgency, Llncroft. RE I-2229 r mtuth, taptrlene* not nee...ar». Apply l(TfiHI7A*Nl)S— IPorttaniTTtoad Settlor).! cation, Priced IIS.SOO. C.ll far ap- distance to railroad station. Threa _..J ICaj STATION AilliflDA)TI>-ror In ptnon. Po.t Valet Tailor Shop, 111 opportunltlti Call, wrltt four reqquirtu , pointment, Leo C, Bl.iarro Agtney, LO MOLMrJEl^Ciilonl.l, Living room, din- infu tlmt work, M.ehtnlral egperleaee Enehnntlng river and ocean (lew. Par Injr rnom, modern kitchen, three bid- blocki from ichool. Largo corner Alndtr ave,. Fort Monmouth. mint. Largt and eogspetent atalf to (1-821,'i-R. - INCOME PROPERTY — Center of helpful, hut net necesitry, Rtftrtaiii serve von BE Hill tlally furnlahed, Ten-room houat, IU rooms, two baths, antomatlc heat: one- Int. Owner transferred. Asking rtauired•equlred.. Call RE I-IH4. _ . en dairy farm; private baths, ono tiled; heated sunroom, sttam UF.A'I~I.umirloua year-'reund home, Oil Red Bank. Flr.t floor, living room, mn»BRr LITTLE SILVER—1H acra building 'iliailia, car garage; one acre; 116,000, Jont. 112,500. Kearney * Lefferts, It ACCOUNTANT—FoICCQUNf r local C.P.A. onlet. ettttt: room and board. Good waiei, Idaal loe.tlon, ,12,800, Term*. Calll oil he.t, new copper plumbing! garagei hent, Double parquet floor.. Tennl. dining rnom, kltehen, bedroom and Agency, Llncroft, RE 8-2220. Good opportualty for young, tMllln BA l-tlll-M. IIS.OO0. Mlnuih Agtnsy. Phon IU I-court I barbecue, price 1111,000, Mult hath. Second floor, llvlag-dlnlng CSBKSTT—-Efiht-room home. Living Broad it. RE 1-4129. work. Write RB I-I640-W. 0711.* be seen ti> be eppr.elated, Apply, Irving man, presentltl y eommntlngtl , d.tirladtgi tm LITTLE SILVER—Larg* coltalal boat. room, kltehen, two bedroom, and room, dining room, den, kitchen, four ployi tent thin ana, Apply I* awn bant' Bank. RUMSON RIVEKrRONT-Half-acrt plot A. Propper, till Park ave.,"v, Y. C* py Flvt btdroomi, in dot wgKrk.it. or your own broker. bath, ha.ement with hot w.ltr htati bedrooms, hath, combination storm win- wrltlifltlf,, tuting tit, eauiatlon, tirer all burntr. Studlt tpartmant furnliht. Cottage eontalnt living room, Art. dow, .nd screens, plpele.a hot air heat, KEARNEY ft LEFFERTS — Rtd and aaltr^ tiH.ttd. P, O, Boi place, dining loom, kltcken, lavatory, 114,000, Allaire A Son Agency, Ine. Itnc. a Income. Half-acrt ground!, naar lehoo roal: lot 9H«17>: I",500, Jones Agency, Bank, Five-room house, on larrt REAL ESTATE FOR RENT aad storoi on bui llnat 111,000. RE Scraentd porch, twn bedroom', bath up- BOWTELL'S BEST BUY-Hllt s.c RE 8-1450, Llncrolt, RE 4.222J. t nrnrTFIG OPFORTUNTTT T far ambltlou. stnlm, Cottant neril. retinvatlon and U tion. Six room., two uinporehM, IJMAi;ir~KSTATK—FlvnerTrooms, two lot, Sunporch, powder room, first unhtattd, Outstanding valua at IILROO over II. Bvenlng. and Balurd.y.. HOUIE—Two itdroome, tilt bath, din BF.LFORII BUNOALOW-Slx room, and .ewer., all ImpraVameat., Atlantic, hathi, extra large living room with flre. floor, Oil heat, separate laundry. •tan ISI.I* and %».«• ••HOI ing-living roem, largt kltehini garage! Hlnugh Amney, phon* RU I-OTII.* FAIR HAVEN—Modern raneh home, on place, dining niiim, pine paneled brenk- Large barn, Beautiful landscaping Thiij 1r. Itaudt. all Seat, Adult, preferred, Rtftrenett haUi. Enclo.td tuaporch, full cellar, RTMION—Vpncloii. leml-flreproof, li Highland.; 11,100; 11,500 down. tpaclou. lot with big In... Large fast mom, almmt three acres, Powder required. Rl«irdale avt., Naw Ikrtw. •as heat I tot 7»>I00, Fireplace. Fenced- rooms, (eight hcdronmii), two baths. R.lanre monthly, Harvey H, Row. living ronm with flrtplact, dining rnom, rnnm on first flonr. Two-car garage, and many fruit trie.; 113,000. In property, All eonvanl.net., Asking modern kitchen, three bedroom., tiled t.... «• I.IIII.M.I. I7.IHI0, KE I-0I8M. largt porch, automatic heal I two-ear tell, realtor, AT 1.0114. Prlco IID.300. F.I Is WlltshlrK Agency, Kearney ft Ltfferti, 14 Broad it. work ng e IOUSE—41 Marion it. gni'NKri corner plot. Reduced to 111,000, bath, ba.cmenti garage. All In Immac- Realtors. I'hone RE 6-3308 or 8E 2-0004, RE 1-4129, ulate condition; II",»0O. Allaire ftIo n Btvvewv Nur.lng I ink. RB t-8PH.|, Mlnugh Agency, IIU 1-0711, r Oiirn week.endi, AT 1.0411. MARIB COI AGENCY. 'Milan aad CITTCirSICVKn=IIIlllTTCirSICVKnIIIll-.ldda ranch aousc I A"B«~l l/l.acril, with ).room hc-UHl Auncy, Inc. RK 8.3450, asiWK~groilT'1K=ATm'o.t new, four-' l.ndl llW llXlOW-An unu.ually Hn, All Imprnvrmenls. Four bedrooms. 1ST EDITOR — Ta aiiltt luriaailag lilt of homei fully furnished far rtn laiuron. lain FMilf aad ana. Living roifm, kitchen, eleotrlo .teve bedroom and two-bath home, nn H- HiHLAtfraTwo nlce'h'omes nn one and refrigerator, three bedroom., bath, Barn, C.p.clly for 1,000 chlck.na. VNU8UA1. OPPORTUNITY—To se. lame piece n( properly, One ilx-room ml, familiarity wltk tailactr •»•• Ikl. tummer. Prices r.*|e from 1400 m.r rtntila, Camaiaaa dr^ Port. Hnlmilrl-Vanderbun rd., Allantle town- aero, Attached gar.ge, Full basement, house, all Improvcmenti, with hot w.ter ttrlna of full, dry cellar, Mitnmatln heat and Finn l.itll« Silver Incatlon. A.klng 121,. of radlt Indu.trr d.ilraklt, Cil la 11,100, Lovely bom*. In On* lot. aticeck. *kai* LO Lllll. hot water, irrrnned bree.t*Vav| garage ship, Name on mailbox "nhrlly," 112.. Hillre large modem home within oil he.t, plu« live-room house, completely itrvltw, Cnmmunlcatlea Fradatt Hon., Boru. Agency, 100 River rd,, Fal Boo, May br, seen any tlmt.* (he limits of Hid Hank, Exclu.lva (100. Klla Wilt,lire Agency, Realtor!. remodeled, hot water oil hrnt, 119,1011, large lilnti I IT,,',00, Mlnugh Allncy Phone UK I-3'OI or SE 3-0001, Open ' " w; ni I*IIM. Phon* RU M7I*.' ' C, Oulney, broker, 1(1 3-1030. IKIFI—TW and beautiful neighborhood, Living week-ends, wa lay. • wt.k. A' FuRNllHIU UWIXLINO — Av.n.bi PROPBRTIES OF ALL KINDS for nMh, flrepl.ee, iilnyrnnm, icteeiii, June I, Four bedroom.. Convenient LITTLB 8II.VF.lt—Modern dealgn ranch room with fireplace, ultr.-nimlirn KflitV AM'l) KOMPXCT—Wllh .Iry base-' •TITM8ON—New, three-bTdroom ' houir'. ll lilt monthly. Ray Illllman, Ml*. Ll.llag* w.at.d. la.vraact house, Living room, fireplace i dining storm Bash, awning frame., Cornices In mrnt, brick and frame home, Five Garage, Full basement, lint air oil EN—If you ara around 10 lo I room, kltrlicn, tnrrr hedronmt, I wo til*tl dining nml living room, Attached gn> kitehtn, powder room, one bedroom he.t! 114,000. Twn-hfdrnom hntlee, nice ••IIr. of an and h.va tn.annt.rtd 1 all kind*,, Martiag* IMI». APPI» moms, Attached g.rnge, Perfect con- balhi, full, dry cellar, automatic heat rage, Quiet neighborhood. Walking • nd balh, Second floor, Ikrtt bid* dlllnn and all for 111,000, F.\olililvt location, 11,900, Other homes to 140,- dlMeiill! y getting emplii/mnf < ION—Flvi-room aouit, TWO I H. V, R. N. Itoiit, IT-Tw traa« it,, ill.tHtii'e In aclinoli, .hopping rllitrlrt, 000, Anna Ott Ag.ncy, 19 Wcat Rlvtr to bv.ln.H for y.uiNlf nttllla roots.. Near srhool and hu. line 11100 Iwn.imr KMr«ire I U-aere nloti US.OOO rooms and Iwe balh. I full basement. agents, Ella Wiltshire Agency, Nealtnre, Rtd Bank, Pkent RB f-1141. Mlnugh Agrnfy. Phnne RU I.07II.' III. ••4697. I __ Phont RE 1.3301 or IE 1-0004, Open •lih Prodmtt? Uaod opportunity i a mamb. Call RU liSMft* . Aflached garagt, Optn porehnl ; K. op permanent and prant.klt kail MVK«INKRIVr)Rfm>NTMVK«INKRIV)RfmNTCVm- r EAnT KRANHBURd—Palmer avt,*~K liOT8 ^TH"thoic« location, In West Long dev Far full jartli " fUHIIN •ItfMOr—Wa hava ttveral view, (,'omiiiict modern hutigalow! Incatlon, Near bu., Founroom house, M;,100, Allaire ft Don, Agency, Branch, Severn! lots 75x150. Roml furnltlMd ktm.i avallablt fai the sum. Living rnnm, illnlng-kllchrn with picture Living ronm, large kitchen, twn bed. Ine, RH l.ltiO, BIVBRirATtS^'Cornnlal center' hali7?l7r. and water, From 1730 and up, Rl! •• «*.., m.r.Matcn al 1180 and ut>. t'ha. H. WILUI flONUVIR—lialtar, Com. Place, den, illihw.iher, lavatory, three Itlgh lt*W fHl i.tali ..rvlea. Al liar window, .mail lunrnom, Iwn bedroom., rnomi and bath, U.a.nrarl hot air he.t 3207,* T«fir itnt•tn.nn l heuMwefh tni tiled hath, Ricrrnllcin mnm In light, dry with ducts, icreeni, .tnrm ta.h anil heilrniima, two tile hath, pecnnd floor: won aupla In imait keait, Na •• r*ur ihan* lo i*t»* yaii, Ti full li.iummtt two.c.r garage, Aiklnt I'tii/iraw-g^iTOToT): rae7rio7«i(i'in. (!O bairmrnl, autom»llo heat I Iwn-car ««• RUMSON—Two y.ar. old. Entrance ry, From I n'elnek thrftu.l " fKSt IteANllUHo—Prlv.te home, live Wtil rr*M il, RB ••1141. rage I 14'arrr. plnl, Cnnvenlent lw.lll>| foyer, living room, lame kitchen with • IH.SU'i Rlla Wlll.hlr. Aurni-y. Ili-nl- Nenr u'hool, hu>cs .ml bneh, In Tort Ijum have own Iran.parlatlon, ton. I'hone RK |,*30l ««rmrnt i .ttachi-rl (Ipin wreh.enili, all. Cull II, Mlifltr, Kli «-lS'Ju.W. I in: agr, L.mt renter hull, colonial, Ten f rnonn, two b.lhs, lavatory and powder g.ragei 1111,1100, Terms, M.MUil rain, THOMPSON "A0ENCV .Ifiiniriiifiir, iltVNKII .« \\s;'• iell'"hi."li.vdy ' Imir'. £— n, Kxiirrunc" not necasary, G CONITAKCB BktITM Ai.my. 14 FAIIl " MA"»;i!ff=flr*enHi»~«H rSilhnt Freehold nres, Klirht r"nm< and Imth, bedroom rnnrh homn ne«tleil In tht |W"W'BK=te»aTiWrimia|rron». At (in,qulM ilrtel, near river and atni'M rnnm. three wood.liurnlng nr>pl.r>./Oiit. 1*0 per month, All.Ire ft Don Ag>ncr, Inmuante, free, hnipllallsatlnii, A..., traellvtly furnished, Twin divans, eom Maplt avt,, Fair ll.vtn, RR «• lldl•H0(i0lMA IMII' Inr, HH «.14tO, _ ('Irrlllntlng hot HIr hrnt. Thi- wnndl, Mailer brilt'imm l» J(I\I6, Illn in Organ]} Chemical), Im,, Crtll Living ruiini, Hn*t»!arei dining roufn, fIrr Thrrr.rnr giirnue: limn: chicken hiMiii, Wilt plele kitchen, iirlvete liath and enlr.ncc 1101, Wt ktva .tlftctlvt house. In iilnri'l sillily, kitchen, four lieilrmimi, Kl'.ir'riANK - Twn.iinry" .turco (mine. Imtli, firi'plnce, (iining rnnm, full cellar! III KM 1 shade |r.e.| 111,400, HI Knu I'runl al.i fitllirhi'd gat-age, l.nrue unuilnl Inr. foil- All ullllilti, Ai)ull«1JMAJ._jl_. liiilli, Twii-Hiiry Imrti, lli'iiiillfully IIAVKN - Rtaulirul Nelltr nelghborhnnd, M> riiomi, bath, Rtd Bank, Fair Htv.n, Rumisn. ry lied Msnk, NK 1.0700, venirnt tn evi'rytliliii', IIMIH- ii-nvlng ,vriK Ihr.w.bury, Mldrll.lowiii Ratontown lamUmtifilUl l «rr« pintpi , Asking IMIM.OIIIIO , wnterfrntill NiW ducli, linal tllii, oil hut w.ter ht.ll garage anil full rel> rat*, furnished apartment,' II.In, Tu trlllc I'M.trt , MInnulMMII l AgvnryA , 1*hulir l.ri 113,11110, Huyiitnn Agrncy, Call UK X'n'RSTI(N"IIH«KllnSTINIH«KllRg|YiwnreR T alair. Olli-ri'il in t'JI.miO, ll.uui Agtney, heat I water Included, Adult* preferred anrl vicinity, Fban* ua lor bait IIU 1.(1711,' IIIUIIIIIII rlMItttt. Two-h.ilroom hum., ..^...!-. alliin Is rniueilril In the •»!>< uf my F.lr Haven, IIK i-tMl C.nvaalenlir iltuat.il, Hent lull pr buri, Ttrml atritngtd, TAfClttUT WA'I'Klif'Ko'K'l1' "-•"'liSin VI.In wl.itlow. |ll« Imih, reiliip 7.1'iiiMil Inline, liu'rtli'J al Nn, i Uknlile Di VBri7oK'"H'ANClC IIOMK-Ou* »Vrt' TliM HII.VKH--*F?Vf• rmim'brTfV r.iiill avp,, Iliimiuii, I'IIIIUIIII living iniiin Plot Illver urea, Onlral hnll, llv. attrUh, Enchanting- lummir rintnt 'iilikr IIIIMII', 1 oy••!•, living riinin I'IOIPIH, ili'iim oil Asking 116,Mil, hnuif, liariM lamlie.iifil corner [ul, (vall.kle, leamn 11,001 ini, Dennli K tiluy mom, four lifilrnuniii, bitlh, mnderii Ing ronm wllli nrenlnco anil book ahr-lvM, I Aflat—Mi, aoi'M, rtiich orchard, ruiim I im 1'iiiim, klli'lifti, n'rueiiKl iHiroli, IIIIIH liiiliei'llim Invlleill llrrinli K, Hyrnr-r NMI' .L'hnoli, bus and lliirrl, Oil hot kltrlien, hni Anil.nun iai range, mitn. Din ng room, i\r, MannPVHIIII, Katontownn.iiriiiu"in, WaiI ; lo bi, aimrtolat.il, 111,000, Ml t MIIIIIKII AwHii'y. PI r KU I -0 TI«. " AgMii'v, UK H.im.'J iilflili .nil »»«k apiu'iinlmhlrlv Ih'l aiUnPenl flu in •nn w OlM-ll j»u-rar garmei IJd,,100, Lawlry A_rnf>, •lu »>fT «• |raiBa..f.j*f*., *f .»** .I'WII'ili* IIUMaON-Oliltr"hrilji» •nl.'liVimV,'mVii; Alr,ANTIOiirfllli;ANI>flVmllyiruy «mls NH •IWJ linml, impoilta bnrdiigh hall, New rmi'nti 6>OII0, SDHMIlMEWl .rirVN^b—illilf, Jill}, AIIAIIKIIK M Ing irnovntliMi, mnr li'iniiiini'l.tliiii KMmnrt foyrr SI'i-kilKKim hum', mill •lilliia, llnute Ii partially (IIIIIUII mKlu.rntm, . furnlihtnlihtd hou«». . ., . T.ll I*a I bath, RUii»ww^tTv7^(n»vrviiirbaHr tirTri.>rmi;vr:nr;imr.Tiiii*niiruiii> . • nil I'onvrnlenlly lucateil, Aiklnr iirlrr m«nl, nil h.al, Meal lov.tlon, In hear1 'MHIlilvhI *bii«vitchiiol,i I'oiii ijiifr i/fiiiiif'vvi"Ijulninni"i, unuiballi,| it11r llnlli, ilrn, brfakf.il nook, Mas hut all' In iirdei' nn hf.utl'nl •••nure Inn, In Lam groundiud , (hur(h- l l rlilllt in be.cheb- i Inn room, dltilna innmnnm, kkllrhtnl , jilnrlpi nil h»«t, lliii'kwiiM liiiiilalliin, twu *if lt,l»«, "Illl 13,1101) r.ih, Key la at 4T •HI il.t U IMI.I jt a rlvtr, raca tr.rkki 110110 i».«on, Or unat, Htrl bank, Twn mliiulM In hill, five hfil ••('linn, ConVfnl'nl lo slorei .ml K.it River rrl,, IIIIIIIMMI, t'trrespond. »llh 1 mlnuU. In railroad tut Inn, RK ••'JIMt nisi h»«U plnl 6I»I7A» I7A17A|I| mmaiuaraitnl 11(1,,100III),,,10; 0, PIHI'CI, Aiklrii lU.snn, r*rmt .vail. •ehrinl. Liberal mnri.itM il.rl >t 111,. jyannBIl i MrllN, AMI iri.j furnUJiid, rur muna , till, IA I Nuatt*ii ti,, luaiit., n nwn'i', (', (', Jnlly. rhont 19JI or 4141 •J. •vantmi and witk-tndi,, KB Ml, J|? P'j."' ,»»""> Mllluli, Hum. HH, Mnynlnn Al.ntv, RR l.gld nlihti OwiUafll. MlaMMla.* lOM.w, . i ••• •Ma.lldl U l.liai'ii Ten RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7.1958. HEAL ESTATE FOR MLE VSED AUTOMOBILES FOR SAKE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BBAL ESTATB IOB MLB mEAL ESTATE TO* SAIJS MBBCHANDISE FOB SALE Busiiie88 Has Strong GroWth MIDDLETOWN—Two-itory homo. Liv. ing room. flreplteei dining room. VitchMi. luntoom and -powder room. STANLEY K. DOWNS JOSEPH G. McCUE SPECIAL TERtvfS Two bedreonie and b»th, full hutment, WALKER & WALKER oil heat, screent, .torm sash. «»•«.»« blind, tnd llove. Extra large lot. Price AGENCY Can You Use One of et fhe 117,500, Joitph L. Carlone, realtor,, »• Realtor Bridge avc.. corner Oakland. HE «-l«20 REALTORS Bridge avc.. coratr miBwini- «.» *.-.««. REALTORS SURPRISE STORE CtfTLfc SILVER—Attractive bungalow. Homes Llrinf room, fireplace; diolng room, TROUT STREAM OFFERS kitchen, two bedrooms, tile bath »nd These? UP TO 34 MONTHS TO PAT •boweri full basement, oil'heat. On*. Excellent horn* on two turn with of TOR EVERYONE »•*• e-arare Stove, screens and ttonn stream running through property. SIh »""«•««» Win*!.- Atkins III.- too. Joseph L. Carlone. Approximately two acre*-, modern This Carefully Selected VBTI OF THE STATt or N. J. too. Joseph L. Carlone. realtor SI >ISOHA*GBO AFTBB JUNE 10. 10(0 Bridgd e ave., corner OaklandOakland. EJ^BEJIW; home with large living room and "Charm and Value" Prices Reduced for SE6 SANK—Two-story home, in exeel- NBKD NO MONEY DOWNI lent neighborhood.. Living room, are- fireplace, dining room, large fam- List of House* For Sale place; dlninil room, modern kitchen, sun- ily iiu kitchen, nun'i dm and MIDDLBXOWN VILLAGE — Half-acre. EVERYONE porch, lavatory, four bedrooms and bath, tile lavatory. Upstair* three ex- Shade tren, garden. Older home, HTM SON — Unusual ranch house, WHO NEEDS FURNITURE full baiement, automatic heat: two-car cellent bedroom* and til* bath. nicely decorated. Six largt rooms. At- Quick Cleerancej garage.Law. lot. Price $l«.8O0. Jo.. tractive kitchen. New refrigerator. three bedroomi, two baths, dan, living CAN AFFORD OUR cph L. Carlone, realtor, «« Bridle art,, Full cellar. Extra large garage, Electric range. Automatic heat. Screen- and dining rooms, kitchen and utility eorner Oakl.nd. RE t-1420. circle drive wound home. Sacri- ed porch. Garage. 112.600. room. Large flagstone enclosed north. FAMOUS'3-ROOM OUTFIT „ — Attractive bungalow. fice at this ridiculous figure— Beautiful flowering throbs and trees. Living room, den, Htchen, two bed- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION—Red Bank. Convenient to everything. 125,0*0. rooms, tile bath and shower. Basement, Fine residential neighborhood. Seven 946 Olda "6" Tudor Three Complete Rooms oil heat: two-car garage. Newly decor- mom. room*., Four bedrooms tiled btth. IHRBWSBURY — Stone and brick ve- ated Larse lot, nicely landscaped. Fireplace. Modern kltchtn, oil heat. neer ranch, 150x160. Living and din- Many extras. Price 114,000. Joserh L. PERFECT RANCH HOUSE Garace. 115,780. ing rooms, three bedrooms, tilt hath, of Brand New Furniture Carlone, realtor. S« Bridge ave., corner lavatory. Excellent condition. Rural 946 Cadillac "60" Spec. Sedan PLUS Oaklanii. US »-1420. Thii ranch houit I* the moat per- BAMBUNO RANCH HOUSE — Lake atmosphere. $31,506. Haklanj^B view. Thirty-two foot living room. 'our choice of a brand BO* 1963 XWia^nVB~snc.B00M hone m Fair fect home that ii poulble to build. Large living room and flre- Fireplace. Delutt kltchtn, electric AIR' HAVEN - Splendid, modern • Bendix Washer Har« buiiness section. Suitable for range, refrigerator. Two large bed- home, *Flntst*aree amid giant old 1946 Buick Super. Tudor home or ouelness. Aikinar »12."5O. Cali plact, dining ' room, three bed- none, tiled kith. Attached garect. trees, .beautiful flowering trass and • Philco, Television —*.8tO8-R.* roomi, two tile bath*, excellent 115.501, shrubs. Living tnd dining rooms, four David TlmMalakt JokaBtCkard INCOH "PROPERTY — Two-family bedrooms, two baths, dm, enclosed • Norge Refrigerator house in Red Bank. Lane lot. Hot kitchen, two-ear garage., largo 1947 Olds "6" Club BBIOK AND FRAME COLONIAL — Two porch. Mtny othtr features. River The D. t% J. company of Beobey- has charge of sale*, poomotlon, aad water, oil heat; garage. Good eon. recreation room. Lot l!0xM0 In years old. Spacious living room, fire- right!. 137,500. 15 Pc. Living Room Grouping dltion. Convenient to buses and trains. a very deilrable area. $».000. place. Glass enclosed porch. . Dining t pe. upaolsUred living roost suite, ea.4 vlllo,; organised four years ago by Mr. Timldaiakl supervises fht con- RE S-Hs9-J, room, kitchen. Tiled powdtr room. UMSON — Dsep waterfront. Tire mat- tablet, cocktail UMt, l-wi» lamp, pie. David Timidaiokl and John Rich- struction and planning. Because RgWTioSfliOUTH HOUSE—Three bed- Three largt bedrooms. Tiled bath. ter bedrooms, dressing* room, five mat* 947 Olds "6" Tudor 5 ACRE PARADISE ores, mirror, sraoklog stand, rust, ta- ard on more or loss ot a communi- of a special aptitude for this type raomi and bath: Hvinjr room, dining Plaster walls, copper plumbing. 100 ter baths, dtn and powder room. ble Itnps, tte. room, kitchen, pantry: large sunroom per cent Insulated. Very desirable at Charm of Mt. Vernon. Two secluded ty fix-It shop basis, has grown of work, Mr. Tlmldaiskt was O#J* Excellent Dutch Colonial residence 111,510. of the few specialists assigned to with screens: oil heat, city water j screens (yet convenient) acres blooming treat .947 Cadillac "62" Sedan . 1\ Pc. Bedroom Grouping steadily until today it is doing and storm siuh. Lot 75x175: large trees let amid tome of the most valu- and shrubs. Low ttxes. ItT.IDO. the flrst engineering corps in World •c. nadera walnut kedrooen rails, 110,000 » year gross, and is grow-, and shrubbery; two-car garage. Full at- able shrubbery ever seen. Also "PICTURE HOUSE" — Beautifully dec- War I. Ho was with the Laird com- tie and cellar. Near bus.- churches, orated. Living room: fireplace, dlnintt RED BANK — Most convenient neigh- illlows, site taklsi, drapes, Kttttr nigs, ing (aster than ever. email cottage almost new, largt pany ot Scobeyvllle for SO. years, school, and stores. Immediate occupan- room, four bedrooms, two colored horhood. Comfortable. Three largt 1948 Olds "6" Tudor raaltr Itmpt. bed latapa, etc. ty. MI 5-0460-M. barn and eeveral outbuilding!. tilt bathe. Full basement, brtexeway, bedrooms, modern tile bath houet. The company recently purchased starting as m mechanic and ad- 61 Pc. Kitchen Outfit The main home la In the flnest twe-ear garage. Velvet green lawn, Living, dining rooms, den, pantry and the property next to the Scobeyvillo vancing to plant manager. ' reset, shrubbery. 125,800. kitchen. 116.8(10. PC solid oak dinette, dlshas, glutwart, store from the Malyski estate, and CHANCERY S-1S* condition, entrance lull, .living The company has the agency In 1949 Pontiac "8" Sedan ' utierx, utility etblnet, etc. intends to shortly open a retail SHERIFFS SALE:—By virtue of a writ room, dining room, modern kitch- •BZBCUT1VE'8 CHOICE" — Cuatom LITTLE SILVER — Sturdily built two Monmouth and Ocean countlte for of fl, fa. to me directed, issued out of en, tun porch. Upstair*, threi built ranch home. 28 foot living room, bedroom house. Living and dining ALL FOR ONLY ; outlet for pop"'"* »>>" used in the Superior Court of New Jersey fireplace. Three matter bedrooms. Two rooms. Full baaament. ftlais enclosed Butler steel buildings, similar- to bedroomi and bath, full attic and Its general contracting work. > (Chsncery Division) will be exposed to tile* bathe. Deluxe kitchen., DiKhwash- porch. Corner plot ltSxlOO. Ablate 1949 Ford Cust. "8" Sedan the one erected in Eatontown for Mle at tmhlic vendue, on cellar. Automatic hot water hemt. tr, range, Bondia. Many unusual tea with treea and shrubs. Asking 120,000. $329 The company now handles varl- Bendix. It also handles Flint * Monday, the 11th day of Nay, 1951. Aiklng IM,000. tarts. Rlvtr rights. For (Inset quail between the hours of 12 o'clock and 6 ty see this house. . AND PAT ONLY us types of construction work, Walling pumps, Delta oil burner*, o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight Saving 1949 Buick Sup. Tudor large and small, and keeps five the Oibson line of home appliances. Time) In the afternoon of said day, at 3BEDROOM RANCH HOME $2.89 Cook ft Dunn paints and Borg- the Court House in the Borough of Free- JOSEPH G. McCUE artisans on the payroll steadily. Warnor sun screens and cool shads hold, County of Monmouth. Mew Jersey, Set amidst century old treea, thii weekly ' Mr. Richard, who has lived in At- to satisfy a decree of said court amount- , To Sell or Buy lantic township since he was six, combination windows. ing* to approximately 19,750,00 perfect three-bedroom ranch AGENCY 1949 Cadillac "62" Sedan on the easiest terms around ALL that tract or parcel of land, situ- house with large living room, din- ate, lying and being in the Township of ing room, kitchen and tile bath, call REALTOR'S AT THE fleer Nagle had to ask help from Middletown, in the County of Monnouth one-car garage, large plot, full 1950 Hudson "8" Sedan . Drunk Driving Middletown township police. in the state of New Jcney: 88 Ridge Road, Rumson SURPRISE STORE BEGINNING at a stake on the east cellar with excellent game room. STANLEY K. DOWNS Dr. Krohn said the police had •Ide of Wilson Avenue distant «12.S feet Automatic waiher Included. ««,- Phone Rumjon 1-Ottt 7-U E. FRONT ST. him. examine William Smith and* south of the intersection of the east side 1950 Hudson "6" Sedan Charge Upheld ho signed a Veport that the man 800. KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY of Wilson Avenue and the south side of Realtor was under the Influence of alco- Lydia Avenue as shown on satd map FREE DELIVERY FREEHOLD-rCounty Judge X thence (1) south 51 degrees, SO minute FOUR BEDROOMS Edward Knight yesterday upheld hol, unfit to operate a motor ve- east along the center line of Lot No. 25, RED RANK 61017 1950 Buick Spec. Sedan FREE STORAGE ' . hicle. 100 feet to a stake: thence (2) south Exquisite four-bedroom home, two VSED AUTOMOBILES FOB SAIJS the Feb. 15 conviction of .William SB degrees, 30 minutes west along Lots , Telephone 7-30M H. Smith of Hubbard ave., River May, under cross examination tile baths, plaster wall* through- Sycamore Ave. • Shrewsbury Vol. S4, 33 and 32, as shown on said Plaza, but added nothing; to the by Assistant Prosecutor Charles map. 62.5 feet to a stake; thence (9) out. Living room and flrepla.ee, Ktyport Is loetted just off alshwav 35, original sentence. Frankel, admitted he had been north SI degrees, 30 minutes west, along entrance foyer., patio In rear, ex- CMAC TERMS between Red Bank and Perth. Ambojr. the northerly line of lot No. 28 as shown Store Hours: Daily » A. M. to I P. M. Smith was convicted by W. Gil- convicted three times of car theft tra large master bedroom, •cream Wed. aad >>l. IUI OP. M, en said map, 100 feet to a stake on the A-l bert Manson, Middletown township in this county. - •ast side of Wilson Avenue; thence (4) lo, all window* some awnlngi. Smith's story was' that he and north 38 degrees, SO minutes east (2.S |tt,KX>. Wtart-Ntmeth Agency magistrate, following hii arrest af- fe«t along the east side of Wilson Ave. 25 OTHERS ter a three-mile chase along rt. M, his brother drove over to Koyport nut to the stake at the point or plaee SAFE 0UY BELT WANTED target the automobile repaired, by ef Beginning. NEAR LAKE OFFERS In which Union Beach Officer Wil- liam Nagle flnally.forced the Smith a Charlie Walling. While looking Being the southerly one-half of Lo A two-bedroom home that' Is un- LIFE INSURANCE car off .the road. for Walling they visited three No. 25 and all of Lots Nos. 2« and 27 THUMB OUTSTANDING BUYS bars In Keyport and Union Beach, en "Map of Port Monmouth, Traet Mo. matched In the area. Large living REPRESENTATIVE Judge Knight said Smith was Guaranteed Used Cars he said, adding he had two glasses 1" David H. Cosby, January 1(21, Her- room, dining room M'xtt* with ItOt DOWN. Ill monthly will kuy 4 HOWLAND B. JONES punished enough when he served htrt O, Todd, Engineer. —Opportunity Unlimited— of beer and his brother drank so- flreplaee, tile bath, kitchen, plas- roam ranek koust in Middletown area. 60'days In the county jail, In de- Being the same premises conveyed by Acre of iround. Near schools. da, nothing stronger. They picked ter walls, one-car garage. Re- '46 Olds '98' Sed. Hydra. 400. Wt have tevtral openings la tat Shore fault of a $200 fine plus IS court William L. Burnett and Mary Burnett, trta (or arabltlou men betweea (he up May and offered to take Mm his wife to August H. Schmits and Mary duced to $15,800. MIDDLETOWN AREA — 100x400 lot, MOTOR CO. aget of 14, and 45 who want le write costs and $20 asked by Dr. Marc s home from a movlo In Keyport, Bchmits, hit wife, by deed dated July 8, living room, dining room, two bed-'50 Hudson 2-dr. Sedan 800. their own par chocks. . Krohn, the' examining physician. 1*49 and recorded July 13, 1S4» in Boak Smith said. . LITTLE SILVER rooms and bath on first floor. Second Our contract provides vtrv generous The judge said testimony by Officer 1217 ef deeds far said county, page 241 floor It beautifully finished Into one Cadillac Oldsmobile first jrttr commission, monthly lifetime Nagle, Patrolman Raymond TVall- Smith said he didn't even know A line two-bedroom home with ex- large bedroom and bath. Full, dry '49 Ford Gig. Tudor 875. Income, disability and dtatk - benefit., .Being known at Wilson Avenue, Pert Ing of Middletown township and police were chasing htm and that pansion attic, living room and cellar. Taxts 1114. Exceptions! buy at plat retirement. Incentive nntntlng te Monmouth. K. J. lll.no. Owner transferred. Offers In- Hart with. Dr. Krohn was reasonable and his englne-crlppled car could go Belted as the property of August H. dining room, tilt bath, modem '49 Mercury 4-dr. Sed. O.D. 995. vlted for aulek.iafe 100 Newman Springs Rd. Wt will trovldt trie trelnlag and seemed to be the true version of no faster than 35-10 m.p.h. He, hi* Behmits, tt all., taken in execution at kitchen, full cellar flnlahed as a leads to get you aS to s good ttart. the suit of Federal National Mortgage nCBLLENT VALUE — tn River Plsts. what happened. brother and Hay all said they recreation room, one-ear garage. 'SO Ford Deluxe Tudor 1095. Qualified for "On-Job" training for Association, a corporation of the United WtU kuUt and well kept older home. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 0 P. M. Korean vsterans. heard no siren. States, and to be sold by Immediate possession. 114,100. Three alee bedrooms, 14x12 living The policemen said Smith drove IRA X. WOLCOTT, Sheriff.. '51 Ford Tudor, Overdrive 1150. room, dining room, kitchen with CALL MR. W. THOMPSON a car In which his brother, John, Near-sighted pupils often attain Dated: April 7. 1«SS, •krtakfatt aook. Cellar finished off. RED BANK 040W-U (or appointment and Alex S. May of Keypnrt were high grades In school becauat they Zdwtrd Fell. Atty. Oil koat, two-etr gangs. Prict 112,010. '50 Ford Conv. Coupe 1200. (5T lines) Hl.tl. WALKER & WALKER Mddlotown B48M-1I riding and, after being stopped, are eut off from many sports which BNT la alee Uttlt Silver rest- John Smith became so abusive Of- distract other pupil*. SUPERIOR COURT.OP NEW JEBSEY , tatttoa. Fltst floor, S« rooms CHANCERY DIVISION, MOftMOUTH V -*M hath, ¥viag room with fireplace, COUNTY. "JggUJj,**. '"«» REALTORS Bacaad -floor. Three rooms .and bath, NOTICE 'NOTICE rtatlng for I8S month, Private en- '50 Mercury 4-dr. Sedan 1295 WOMAN JggUJj, trance. Oarage, oil heat Is 1154 ptr Mrs. A. Lee, Mr. William Mullint. Mrs. Take notice thtt application hat keen THE STATE OF NEW JERBEYl B.' Sycamore Ave. • Shrewsbury year. Many extras. Price 111,500. less Bobbins, and Mr. and Mrs, Donald made to the Mayor and Council ot Bed (L. S.) to '51 Ford Victoria F-O-Malic 1495 MAURICE SCHWARTZ TELEPHONE WORK Sickles, you and each ol you art kertby leak, tt transfer to Frank Ptttrtea, ail GEORGE A. BRAY, JR. and MYRTLE notified tkat the tint (or tht payment krewtbary Avenue, Red Bank, New Phone Red Bank f-ttM BUMION — Four bedroom house on of our lien upon the property herein- L. BRAY, his wife, defendants. beautifully landscaped lot (110x184). '51 Plymouth Cranbrook 1295, erseyj the Plenary Retail Comumptiea YOU ARB HEREBY SUMMONED and 150 A WEEK SALARY after described having expired after due ieenu C-I4 heretofore Issued to Robert Living room, dining room, largt foytr, & SONS notice thereof had been given you, wt required to serve upon Edward Ftld. modern kitchen. Powdtr room on K Cook, Jr.. til Shrewsbury Avtnw, lalntlff't attorney, whose address it 70 '51 Ford Tudor O.D. 1375, will cause such pronerty to wit: Bureaus, Ui Batk. New Jtritf, India* tt Btk flrst leer. Extra large two-ear gauge. chiffoniers, btds, ehntri, rockers, dressing £[owe Avenue, Pattale, New Jersey, an Maay txtra features. Tuts reason- \ TO 10 P.M. Cook's. answer to the complaint filed In a clvl tables, divans, dining room furniture, able. Prlee 111,510. '51 Ford Convertible Coupe 1405, CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH Objections, If any, should be taadt l«- action, in which FEDERAL NATIONAL parlor tnd library furniture, kitchen mediately In writing ts Amy E. IklSa, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpora- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY utensils, refrigerators, trunks, contents, 11,000 DOWN FOR NON-VET81 Will Borough Clerk of Red Bank. tlea of the United States, it plaintiff, ROLSTONWATERBURY '51 Ford Tudor, New Tim 1575. INTERNATIONAL rugs, carpett, bedding, linen, hangings, FRANK rXTEMOH, •ad George A. Bray, Jr., and Myrtle L. kuy tklt two-kedroom ranch house silverware, wearing apparel, pletures, wltk expansion attic (can be finished 111 Shrewsbury Avtaat, Bray, all wife, at* defendants., pending Fordomatic No experience necessary. Must have pianos, paintings, contents of barrels is the Superior Court of New Jersey, latt) two additional bedrooms), three- and boxes supposed to be books, china, Red Bank. N. OFFERS tjtiarler acre plot In Middletown. Neai DIRECT FACTORY DEALER 1 withia thirty-live days after May II, pleaaant personality and good tele- tlassware, brie.a-brac, eontenta of bur- NOTICE llll. tielutivc of such date. If y ntw school, busts, railroad station. '51-£incoln 4-dr. Sedin 1995 eau drawers and all other goodt known fall to da so, the relief demanded In the Only buy of It* kind in Rtd Btnk phone voice. Interviews Friday be- at household effects, stored by you in Mrs. Herbert C. Kemkle, you art kerf arse. Hydramatic • - '52 Ford 2-dr. Sedan ky notlfltd that the tint for Ikt pay- complaint will be taken against you by THE FOLLOWING tween 11 and 1 p. m.-Room 8, your name or on your account er In default. You shall file your answer am which you eltim an Interest in the AN-ment of our lien upoa tkt property kere. Intfttr diterlkcd having expired after •roof of serviea in duplicate with tke '52 Lincoln Capri, 4-dr. Sedan— '51 Ford 4-dr. Sedan Carltoa Theatre Building (upstair*), DERSON BROS., INC., Storage Ware. Clerk of the Superior Court, State House due notlet thereof kad beea given yes, Annex, Trenton, New Jersey In tecord- PROPERTIES: Weart'Nemeth Agency Hydramalic. Onjy 11,000 mi. N Monmouth Street, Red Bank. loute, Mechanic Street, Red New ws will cause tuck property to wit: •nee with the rulet of Civil Practice and '50 Studebaker Coupe lersey, to ke told tt public auction on Burtaut, chiffonier!, teds, ekslrs, reta* Procedure, Tuttday, May 10.HSJ, at I9-.S0 A. M. m. dreiilng tables, divans, dining room MS WEST FROMT STREET Convenient terms. ANDERSON BROS.. INC« Tke action hat keen instituted for tae umiturs, parlor aad library furniture, MODERN SIX-ROOM RANCH '50 Oldimobile 4-dr. Sedan 51-11 Mechanic Street. * kitchen utensils, refrigerators, trunks, arliest of foreclosing a mortgage dlte tONeMef Red Bank, New Jersey. Evetmbtr 20, mi, made by George A. HOUR - full cellar, ptey-roofa. Showrooms open Friday evenings contents, rugt, carpttt, bedding, linen, •ray, Jr. and Myrtle L. Bray, kit wife, Towering oak tree*. Near grade '50 Plymouth 2-dr. Sedan MEN WITH CARS ktnglngs,. lilvtrwire, wtariag apptrtl, MOM RE MM* , and all day Saturday*. , NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ilcturts, pianos, paiatiagl, eonttatt of at saortiegori and payable to The Mart- school and shopping district. i The Mayor and Council ol the BarBar* tit Corporation of New Jersey, al barrels tad boxes supposed to ke boohs.' IU.M0. Owner transferred. '48 Chevrolet 2-dr. oush of Atlantic Highlands will recitivi t tklnt, (Itsswsrt, krie-s-krae, esatists of 1lertgagee, and concerns real estate lo- With mechanical aptitude for bids on May l», 1951, at S o'clock P. _. cated in the Township of Mttawan, la In tht Borough Hall, It Mount Avtnut, ureau drawtrt and all otker goods the County ot Monnouth, Stata of New SMALL FARM — Three acres. '48 Packard Conv. high paying local work. Kelly, Atlantic Highlands, New Jeriey, (or tke known ss household effects, steftd by Jersey, and being known at #141 Wood- ENGLISH MOTORS installation of linoleum floor covering in eu In year nsme or an ytwr teceual sr bine Drive. Cliff wood Beteh, New Jersey. Eight rooms, tile btth. Three- 713 Bank* ave., Atbury Park, the Borough offlce and Police station. In wkltb yea claim aa Interest la tkt •aid mortgage wat assigned 1o ftdert car garage. Shade tree*. Chicken WILLIS CONOVER '47 Chrysler Conv. ANDERSON BROS.. INC.' Storage Wart- Tke Contractor will furnish all mtter- loost. Loeust Avtnut, Fair Htvea, Ntw Mationil Mortgage Association, pltlntl house. Asparagus bed*. I1M0O. MOUNT-ENGUSH 8-10:30 A. M. lal and do all work In accordance with Herein, by assignment dated February I, '47 Chrysler Sedan the tptelflcatlont whleh mty ke obtained eraey. It ke sold at publlt auetiea ta 1011 and recorded Februarys, nil In $4,000 down, or will trade for V REALTORS !rom Nelson H. Roberts, Borougk Cltrk, Book I7S of Assignment of Mortgages Red Bank property. SALES COMPANY IS Mount Avtnut, Atlantic Hlshltadt, for said County. Page »t. '47 Dodge 2-dr. JsaiMiFt New Jersey, Lttutt Avinge, Tea and each of you are made de- FOR Tka Mayor and Counell rettrvts Iks fendants becsute you and etch of you OLDER SIX-ROOM HOUSE In A- Recommended Homes Ford, Btpretentetlvn Haeo till 'Talr Haven, New Ji 1 condition. Recently redecorated. rlskt te rsjtet any or til kldt. •re tke fee ownert and mortgagors a NELSON H, ROBERTS. tkt premises above described. 141 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK H. ROBERTS, ktrt. Loultt Mtllette, yea are ktrtey Oarage. Near high •ehooL 111,000, QUICK, EFFECTIVE Borough Cttrk. Dated: April 2?, 1153. MLVEK — Ranch trie horns Lincoln* Mercury • Ford notified tkat tkt time fer tke paysteel 1. GRANT SCOTT, ;Y of • our llisi a upon ttkk e propertt y klktrtlnaft- OOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE and with ave everilso rooms. Full dinln Open Fridays Til 9 P. M. Clerk ef the Superior Court room aad a large living room wltl ttrdettrlbed having tapirtd. sfter dos Bdward Feld, bath. Oarage. Opt* porch, ft Maple Ave. and Monmontn It RESULTS NO. M-4MMI notlee thereof ktd been glvsa yea. we flrepteco. Full deep eel'tr. Attache te will bur- Attorney for Plaintiff, lot. Convenient to Broad It. and garage. This property Is eonvenltn The building with tt» Red Front TO RUDOLPH J. CAPBK Defendsntt 70 Howe Avenue, , Rod Bank eaus, ellSTonltrt, .aei" ' ' schools. Reasonably priced at to shoppla* center, grammar achool By virtuit e of an orded r att thh e KuptrteKt r Irtstla* tablei, dlvaa rassale, New Jersey, eat bates, jrhrto minute* drlvint USE Court of Ntw Jersey, CkaMtry Div lilea, I10,«00. time le Pert Montnouth main site* RE 6-0787 •sdt en tkt ilrd dty. af April,, Ilil, In UUktii Meatlli, nfrlgireUrt, tnaki. NOTICE. Asking »rUe I1I.IC0. a civil action wherein Marts Bettavaat . Take notice thtt Cluster L. Form CLASSIFIED Cttek It tht eoatenti, rugi, etrpets, keddlag, lists, RIVERFRONT HOME - Recently CCttek k IIt tthh t plslntlrl tad you are lit ksnglnsi, sllvtrwire, wttrltg apptral, kit apllled to the Mayor and Ceuadl redecorated. Nine, rooms, three FA1B kUVaW - lusUnt koess . defsndsdfdntnt, you ara ktrtkkk y rteulrtldd Is ilctures, ,. 1 •f Shnvthury Borough for a Retail Dis- tamer lei. Ms rooms. TV room, mod- aaiwsr IkI ss complaint el IIkke pltlatUlltUII «aa " HlttlsiL ««ts«ts. tribution license for eremites fltutte* baths. Rambling Bore*. Shade em kltekea aad large enclosed porch COLONY BUCK DISPLAY er before tkt lltk dty tl June, ant, ky •"!•-••••' •*•!•id* »»sexevvs '"rrvnsupposewd twe^ k• e_ . _. al Bratd itrMt, Shrewsbury, N. J. trees. Easy access tot the beach , Ctlltr sat] detached garage. No tx. strvla* an answer en Edward W.'Cnrr'*, ekjne, gtstswart, krlca-krse. teauatt tret te ptr for I lll.ooo. of kurtta drtwen and all etker coeds Objections, If any, thould be •.. and Red Bank fU.000. Enulre, plaintiff's ttttmtyt wktit S*> known ss ktustkoM tflctls, tiered ky tsatHdlstely In writing to Ortrudl ( ^BSH^SI tBWW ewtrtltll ^rw^wtj w wv drtu It No, HI Mtln Street, aiaiawan. yes In your name er oa your aeesust is CONVENIENT TO WAT1ON LAB. — Ktw Jeriey, and la default tktrsef tuck Vta Vllit, elirk of Shrewsbury •oroual USED CARS . Take letlct tatt OtieU M. Ktllst •rjn whleh you claim an- latcrest la Iks 'SiinedV 1MI MODEL HOME. Sis rooms, ackeds aad shopping Mark*. Older ludgmeat shall ke rendsred agalsit yeu type koats with riot of poulkllltlst. leglaa B, Keiltf aad Bakerl r. Dswnt, II tkt Court shall tkisk eauIMM* sad ANDERSON IRO1,, INC...Storage Wsw. 11.11 CHKSTCB L. FORRAII. two tile baths. Large «reple«e. Pint fleer eonttlni living room, din. India* as "Ikadewkreek/'ikave ssell* lease. Irlnlty Avtnut, Bradley Bettk• , picture windows, radiant heat, lag room, fcrtakfatt nook and kltchtn, LUXURIOUS QUALITY I* tka Mayer tnd CoastU ef Ibrtwibur few ftrssy, Is bVtold at nubile aut- 1952 Brick Super Sedan "Vii* ekjest ef taid eitlaalt le akteia electric stove, electric waahlng Tkrte bedrooms sad balk on aecond ttrtuab tor a Pltatry Rttsll Cesiums tloaea Tkursdsy, May II, llll at lOill lisa ilitato fer premises tllualtd al a Judgment of dlvoret bttwtia tkt sail machine, electric dishwasher, fleer. New kestlnt plant, oil fired, plalMlfl and you. srwr la basotaeat. Newly painted, Venetian 1952 Fotd Ranch Wagon Iraafl Itittl, Ikrswskuiy, Niw Jtrssr, ANDIRSON BROS., |N«, , TO ARCHIE HAMPTON, alto knowi electric refrigerator. Large lot blind*, eersent and storm task In Okititltas, If any, tkttld kemidt Im. Til Brlalsy Avtaue, ;D- WT* CUBRII. as JACK HAMPTON: All for $tt,M0. Terms arranged, eluded. Oood vslus—II.BI0. BUDGET PRICES mediately la wrltlag le Ortrudt C, Vaa- Bradlty Betch, New Isrost, • By virtue of an order of the luperloi 1952 Ford 2-dr. Sedan Vlles. Bertefk Cltrh ef flkrtwtkury. Attornty fer Pltlntlff, III Mtln Street, . Court of New Jeriey, Chancery Division, COUNTRT UVINO — dote to town I aside on ths 2«th day of April, 1181, Reuphobterlnf - Slip Coven Mstswsn, New Jsrstr. Tkit mlalature tatate of 5(4 tcrts 1951 Buick Supei Sedan •VACOWBBOOK, tHo, NOJICB H HUBBY OrVW WAT la a civil action wherein CARMCLL OAD< It a ojultt relreal ol trees, thrukt tnd sa erftr kss sets rttilvid fer Ike Ml* ION HAMPTON Is the Plaintiff and you ROLSTONWATERIURY rtlllac terrain, Tkt flvfroosi "tilt. Drapes ft Cornlcei ehisi ef a esrttln property la tke BM> art tke defendant, you are hereby re. IMS" tetlage'kea charm usually found 1951 Buick Special 2-dr. ough ef • Fair Haven at tke fellewla* ajulrod to answer the complaint of tai la eettlltr ktmes. Tklt koust hat 4tMr Mien atd for Ikt felltwlng amtualt Blslntlr? on or before the 10th day o REALTOR AND XMIUROR, 'elite It kerebr glvta Ikat ths at- every modem convenience plus country temtt ef tkt tuaitrlktri, truitset ef "Airiksl Mrlala 1st, Mat! er MNII June nni.tr serving tn answer on A p. Uvlag, wfctre etet eoult you buy 1951 Ford Convertible tltltte, Kostir. Rsussllle * Oornwsll, Bi. U Wlfft FRONT ITRHBTi Ikt estate ef said dtttttsd, will a* •il?KA*JW"J.!!«tairtrl<*»»*l»1!«ef taad.oad pttmlsos htrtlatfttr partli?- tor llMeof far teltltmsnt la Tkt tteatatutk Ceaaty ilsrlr dittrlbtd, iltusit, lylt* aa/kolM ulres, plaintiff's attorneys, whose ai 1949 Buick Super Sedan tutlttd and itsUd ky Ikt surrogate ef * Ike Bareusk ef Pair Htvta.la iK rett It No, 14 Broad Streel, Red Bank, tutlttd an S MONIMMNO ' IkIkt CtuaCtttyy of Monmaulk aad rtporled Seunty of Meamtutk tad (JUIe el New Miw Jersey, tnd in default tkereef tutue kt Diii Td Jtr sty,' . ~ "• Judgment hsll b dt l 1948 Buick Rdimt. SedaM.tr, Court, PPrekattr . Division, en Tuesday, Judgment thsll be rendsrett sttlnit yo UK TOUR PROPDRTY WITH Uvlsftlea, N, I. tkkt iwtMy.ltitiM t dt» el July. A. D,, till, ''Btjlajitig MI pelM la ikt seathtrly as tht Court thsll think eWtttle a« st ID o'claek A. M,, al wklek lime ap- lids of Ntnirlekion Fltee, Hid paint of 1917 Pontiac 6 Sedan »'ff^fJrsiftr*j5.J« mi!J ^_ ™ • ^ ^^^3^^m • ^^v •• ™*w ttSw w Hi BJ11 ByBJ a 4rwo OWf teglnnlns kelng ikt ntrlkossl taratr of Bekart P. Dewsi, plicatiolii n wililll bbt atadatads s fef rr IkIk t allallawasilla t - The okitct of ttld tcllon It lo nkttll af commissioncommissions andd counscounsell feefeett, Ui No, III these; j 11 tewtjMrlf sloe* LITTLE SILVER WILLIS CONOVER . II |"lDilvi, Uvlaiitaa, N, I. O,dM tka iislsrly lias of Let No. .ML. 141 fttt un m lmu Asse % Oewai, kAjf.aA. mere or lets ta tkt mltdlt eflkt Meek I •'B&rtftvs ! ' rivo-room bung-alow attaches] a> WEEKLY SPECIALS II fill Drlvt, Utlasitat, N, J, htnee II, Wtlerly aleng Iks stlddl* ef rage. Kxytnsltn attfc. Full cellar. ; AGENCY lth Btreti iht klses or tkt nenkly esd f Ul Play' TI, Htl*. Uv«ly Bttiatar. 1912 Chevrolet Sedon 250, mSai SEeeN. No, III, It fill te s point, fold s*l»» hood, 1,100. REALTOR! Jelng tkt ituthwitl enrntr of UI No, rtt (Quality, Prlee A SolMtloaa Call III Iktaie (I) nertktrly tlong K.tet.»T 1948 Packard 2-dr. 625, irli ilde ef Ut Me, II, 141,41 I Allornirt for PIslnlirT, SHREWSBURY VI WUT FRONT ITRBST, J44 Breed »»r;tt, more er Isst to a point If Ike trly list ,nf Htndrltkien •Ix-roem bungalow. Oarage. Three 1949 Buick Super Sedon 900 ALAN UPHOLSTERY Ntwtrk, Nsw Jetsty, snr list ,or HtMrlckion Pltit, tktMe MO BAlfK B-U41 (4) wsiterly a on* tht tsutkirly list af bedrooms, Utility room, Ut eft'"" Hindrltaion Plaw 10 fttl le Ike petal VABIC ' SHOPS, INC Miitrs, Pllnty, Haraln"4 Wtid, This I* a lovely Mm*. |1I,MO. Oounsellnrs at Law, er plan ef ksjlnnlng," for ths turn M Two Huntrsd Tlltr Del. .juf;»ini'>io"thel'1or, an Iks appl BOAT! •raaeh MSN B SM UI Fer fact Track . NOTKK cation of Ikt unritri gnid, ••teuton e Ml MONMOUTH STREET Ijg of Ik* Motor tug Cnnnsll of Iht the mill Andrtw Varies mout, dtittiti •OATMBN — Wondsrlng whirs lo doc TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I Roreush of Fair Havin will kt ktlr) sit nnllee Ii feerikr glvtn lo tht ertdltori •Wall TAKB NOTIOB tkst tke undiriiga.d tktlftk day of May, llll al Iks Rtr> «f stl* daetitttj in prttint lo tht is' BtmiincM . NOTKt, •hall suply tn tNs Monmsutk (Jaunty eMiulefi Iktlr alalrns usdtr talk with RED BANK, N. J. •ugh Hill, In Fair Hayin.'al H00 a'clnek Open Sundays hirker aa BerHtgal Ray—and the rslsi Court, law Division, el ikt Mnnmsela 'I"n JH'M"tke inning, 1»?L«, t»t whlt•»h* tlajthat Iklkt>tiet Mtier tlaaiealke frees this dslt. era enly 11,00 tier foot far tkt wkod County Couil Houit, Freehold, Niw Jtr- and; Cotinell ihtll held a istrln* uiwn WJB From Noon lo 5 P, M, eteseii, Ahtoluttly Isridfoaktit. Ttn.lncl RE 6-3089 EXPERT leuse•. ksUSSJftlts asflltd lo erer aa< sty, on tkt llnd dty of Mty, I III,, si Ikt tald nfftr ant thsll ifMldsr wktlktr VM» -TOUT, n. tldt, Dseit wsttr, an thsnntr <» wor sunell af lie BersugJ Nwoktiri lo'oo A, M,. f«r a fudimtiit autkarlslsg Mer skull rtltctnr lonrH* and ratify ttoat, Mllti uf oiien water f(f(»» lll WATCH REPAIRING fa-Jr a Plsssir Bslsll" alia.a„ ..II. us io_tisuitn Iht nsmai iif Alfrtd loses Iht tald tsl> tindtr ttMsiirmi and rtn- HikingHikin , (robbinobbin g andd swlmmlimwlml . Liirs Opp. Rod Bank Railroad Station time for urtmlan tltutl'id spilWi treen OBd" dltlnni, prnvldlni tkttfli^klglitr nrled ItVfii, N, H. N. BOWERS tlnm wssl short of Nuntgiit Hty, Ion ON PREMISES slnsi, Ihrtvsburri Now Jtistyal, fd nr hslrr l»rmi ihall M!Rkin psM fop i "TOUT, mllti nerlhsul of Tom» l(lv*i, N, J,J , Opon rrlday* to 0 P, M. OkJstllnns, II sny, skeuM ke mass Iht islit properly ky asy elktr ptriin IUMIOH, N, I, HKALESTATK fonft t of flsy fltvr, , «ffll fifisheh r HlHlvdd, out SILVER JEWELERS iramedlslsly Is wrlllsf le Ortruds 0. or jitfMni, ~ •ills nen-th el Roult »'. Rsv Hllllm.ii, •aturdayi lo • », M. «t« VIM, oloik et Bkitwieaiv Btfeufk. MIIIHI' KI»», , •» erotr of Iks Msset snd Countll of i2 Biotd SI. LA 3092 Attorney for flilntl»i, 1st Boit>i|hro( rtJr Hi II Ullnlnn Mrtil, 111,1 M.M.; Htwsiai NO* lomy, 11,11 RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 7,1953. Pacre Eleven with registration and medical ex- Schobl Prepares aminations. Examination* will be Margot Atwood Freeholder Promises conducted by the school physician. Juniors Finish Early Bridge Opening Dr Philip L. Costa and the school For Round-up dentist, Dr. Eugene Newman. They Wins Contest ' FREEHOLD—The Allenhur*t-As- will be assisted by the school nurse, Project Which bury Park bridge will be back in Tkl annual summer round-up of RVMSON—The poster of Margot service by the end of the month. children who will enter Mechanic Mlis Harriet Francis. Birth and Atwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vaccination certificates muit be pre-George D. Atwood of Rumion rd That was the assurance Freeholder Street school for the flnt time ip sented at the time of registration. Aided MCOSS Abram D. Voorheca gave yesterday September will be held Thursday and Naveslnk ave., entered In the after hearing a resolution from the ind Friday mornlngi, May 14 and P. T. A. members assisting with poster contest sponsored by the borough commiMlon at AHenhurtt. IS, at the school. Notices of the the project are Mrs. Hyman Polin, Rumson Community Appeal asso- Wheel Chairs Tliii Year event have been lent to all parents Mrs. John Hammond, Mrs. Dexter ciation, was Judged best in ahow AllcnhurM. officials complained >f all children of whom the school Jones, Mrs. R. C. Massey, Mrs. Al- this week by members of the asso- Little Silver Club that busincts in the borough is be- ha« been notlSed, and parent* who bert Stoothoff, Mrs. John R. Ayers, ciation advisory board who acted ing adversely affected because of have not received notice) may .eon- Jr., Mrs. Clement Jabloiuky, Mrs. as judgei. Contributed Four the bridge closing. Mr. Voorhees tact the principal, Mis* Beuiah Harold E. Williams and Miss.Mar- The 129 entries submitted were SHREWSBURY-The Little Sil- said, however, that the job 1* a Breckenrldge, guerite Enrlght. highly technical one which required judged by Peter.H. B. dimming, ver Junior Woman's club, in keep- outside engineering assistance. He To enter kindergarten In Septem- chairman of the advisory board, ing with their project of the year, said the A. P. Thompson construc- ber a child muit be nve yean old It If estimated that'60 per eent Louis M. Hague, William B. Leon- gave Miss Winona Darrah, direc- tion firm of Red Banlc has prom- on or before Nov. 1, 1983. Mem-of Aoierlca'i motor vehicle traffic ard and Robert Edwards. Pasters tor of Monmouth County Organiza- ised the work will be finished as bers of the Mechanic Street Par- la concentrated on seven per cent were painted by pupils of grades tion for Social Service, two wheel originally scheduled. Hiring ad- ent-Teacher association will help of the nation's road mileage. - three through eight of the Lafay- chairs for use by the organization. ette Street school, the high school This makes a total of four wheel ditional help would not help, he and the Rumion Country day chalra given M.C.O.S.8. by the jun-said. •ehool. Entries were judged for iors this year. YOUR LOCAL BONDED TRAVEL AGENT originality, balance and design and 1 Miss Darrah accepted the club's DEMOCRATIC LUNCHEON artistie skill. FOB gift at the juniors' annual mother- WEST LONG BRANCH — Mri. Margot Atwood's poster will be daughter banquet Tuesday at Sha- Gustave J. Freret of Fair Haven, '.World Wido Atrlino Steamship Hotsl Roiorts on display at borough hall, Other dowbrook Inn. Mrs. John V. Crow- president of the Women's • Demo-, poster! will be exhibited' at the ell, Jr., retiring prenident, who wascratic club of Monmouth county, Roil Tours lus Tours Cruisoi — is th* post office and In borough stores. toastmaster, received her past pres- this week announced that Mrs. AI- Prizes were donated by the Rum-ident'*'pin from Mrs. E. J. Davles, dona Appleton, Perth Amboy law- son Improvement association, Mrs. Jr., president of the senior club. yer, will be the speaker at the ODONNELL TRAVEL AGENCY Van R. Haliey and Mr. Hague. Mrs. Robert McKlnlcy of Breton club's closing luncheon Saturday, 12 BROAD ST. RE 4-5010 RED IANK They will be awarded at the Com-Woods, former third district vice May 16, at Joseph's. Reservations munity Appeal rally Friday, May president and now youth conserva- are in charge of the chairmen, BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE 15, at 7:30 p. m. at the high school. tion chairman of th* State Feder- Mrs. William Beam and Mrs. Dan- Then> la NEVBB • ekarge far ear eenrlee. Other winners Include: Third ation of Women's clubs, was guest iel Rciss, both of Long Branch. grade group, Maidee Kerr, flrst speaker. Mrs. Fred A. Ellison, im- prlxe; fourth grade group, Carole mediate past president of the sen- Morrisey, first, Julie Dyer, second^ ior club, and Mrs. D. Roger Wight, Bobby Hill, third. Lee Elltn Nee- senior advisor to the juniors, were RE 6-5065 gueits. Telephone Keaasborg *-UU dle, fourth, and Nina C. Noonan, honorable mention: fifth grade group, Debbie Norton, flrst, Wendy DR. R. L. LICKER Cubbage, second, Peter Huelsen Dr. Ernest C. Gierding bech, third, Mary Dyer, fourth, and OPTOMETRIST Susan Klngdon, ~ honorable men- IYK IXAMINID DENTAL SURGEON tion: sixth "grade g/oup, Nancy Kelly, first, Robin Harvey, second, Open Daily Until I P. M. Carol Reinhart, third, Joanne Hoars: M:M A. M. to S:M F. M—Cloted Thonday Alessandroni, fourth, and Sarah Hoyt, honorable mention; seventh 114 BROAD ST. grade, Margot Atwood, flrst, Joyce RID IANK 310 MAIN STREET KEANSIURG. N. J. Hiltbrunner, second, Robert Fal- Ion, third, Linda Trainer, fourth, and Roger Krouse, honorable men- tion, and eighth grade group, Buf- fy Beardsley, first, Karen Roessler, Sm 1WKI wHk 1953 who submitted two entries, second FOJ» StfMMf ft and third, Sue Rutberff, fourth, •I SAM WITH and Hdene Qolcey, honorable JK4 VKJOk TV.' mention. Yav SAVI NOW because you fat • Tulip Time In Eatonlown PENNZOIL sot thot's S ways Niter Hion ewer— SCHOOL_NEWS •f no oifro cost lo jrov. You SAVI IATIR bocawso you got moro for You're invited to see our display of SHREWSBURY MARMAC OIL yVUF Svl1 %vnCR jfwH ITMV IT lt"sPBBBvHv Mrs. Vera Wise 1S7 IROAD STRUT itomond for roconaVfionoo1 ACA The class made posters for th RID IANK Vkfor km ofwoyi fcaen laps Im TV. Holland Bulbs P.T.A. baaar. Th* pupils'began th Mis* Joanne B. Serftle* study of transportation and dis- in full bloom, and selfjet your cussed the many ways of travel we Under airs. Davles' direction, re- LISTEN TO have today. One of our library tiring officers gave the symbols of periods, was devoted to poetry. their respective offices to incoming The Healing Message of •rice you soy toeJoy, Mioro's no officers, Miss Joanne R. Serpico, varieties for fall planting. Many beautiful poems were read, eJookt about If—you're poring loss some of which were original. The president; Mrs. Edward J, Carroll, Christian Science following children wrote and read vice president; Mrs. Joseph J. Sal- for tfco naif when you buy na«r mon, recording secretary; Mrs. Mal- Every Sunday on Your Radio thilr poems: • «CA Victor TVI colm Bahrenburg, treasurer, and liM P. M. WOR Dial TI0 April Miss Gladys Cottrell, correspond In April birds always sing. ing secretary. Flnt Suasar «l Ike Meat* D & D COMPANY And the flowers bring *!30 A. M. WNBC OUI **0 A lovely breath of spring Miss 8erplco served as club presi- , Birds are quiet In th* night. dent In 1*49 and 1950 when the NcW MODHS •**, ROM SffCIAllSTS And th* trees are a beautiful group was flrst organised as a so- M sight.—Sutan Norman cial organisation and in 198O-1M1 Birds when It became a federated Junior 1 MONMOUTH ROAD EATONTOWN, N. J. Th* bird* are singing In the tr«* Woman's club. She Is a graduate WE" " They seam to be singing just of Red Bank high school, where EATONTOWN 3-0016 for me. ah* was active- in the student coun- They come to get their food each cil and Trl-Hi-Y, and Gettysburg day. college, where she was a member And then they all fly away. of Phi Mu sorority, and Phi Lamb- —William Snydei da Sigma, honorary economic so- In » Tr»« ciety. Mis* Serpico I* employed aa I saw a birdie In a tret bookkeeper with th* law firm of dsrr W SvWBSJ V|ej^rS^P^p—JFW^sT I said, "Cute birdie, Come to mi1 Parsons, Labrecque, Cantona and OekH* »n» The little birdie jumped to fly Combe. our HCA vierea o««i« omer MN1M And than I had to say, New department chairmen are McroRr.TO.rev "Good-bye."—Beth Buses Mrs. Crowell, Jr., American home; BabMIs Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Jr., public HOBBY JEANS I saw many big rabbit* and 48 welfare; Mrs. G. Paul Kennedy, baby rabbits on a farm. Th* baby International relations: Mia* Cot- (A Tom Uaf MosM) rabbit* looked Ilk* mice because troll, drama; Mr*. Carl V. Olersch, they have no fluffy fur as the older aerapbook; Mr*. Donald Runge, CetSetftr Super Summer Fun! rabbits have. When they are flrst year book; Mrs. G. W. Fehr, pro- COLORS: MM, CHARCOAL born th* mother rabbit keep* them gram, and Mrs. Patrick D'Aloia, warm with her fur that eh* takes membership. AMD STRAW. from her body.—Sandra Toung. Eiianhewar't Inaugural RCA VICTOR PRAYIR Afternoon Kl At Advtrtlstd fn «ht Marlboro Scoutg ArtUtlcall* r«- Mrs. Ltktfla Bradshaw pradaeed and Sopor Porsonal Saturday Evoninf Post The children bay* been weaving , Beautifully print- ed In the Howlns May baskets to take home to a Hold May Dance •trl* of a fa- "very special person" and learning mous llth C«n- Portable RADIO a song to go with It. Th* Interest MARLBORO—Oiri Scouts were Wry a»nuicrl»t $ heeteae** Friday at a dance at the on senulne hea- ptmft over ?t TIMIS LONMft In May Pole dancing, however, has school. Th* school was decorated ONLY 2.98 been almost completely obliterated with spring flowers and a May pole, taelt parchnuf wf#ft«.# cfccsiffaf ••tf«rl«t by their enthusiasm over Peter In krllllant ret' Paa. Why dance when you can fly! covired with blue and row stream- •old and black. ,r» "iHis.li" MMk ssssr S«*JMS SM AT THE We with to thank Sandra Hill's rs.- Tkla faa»oui arm ye« 10 Osw* fm M**J BsMaho estsftMsA Linda Applegate, troop president, prarar ikould or- O>sstilss«"SO«Miaafc»>"IBC< mother, and Susan Barg and Al- eupr a plate pi - exandra Messina from th* seventh gave plant* to Mr*. Bertha Stoli prominence' In any room of your grade, for furnishing bottles t and Mr*. Mabel Goldsmith, who dome or onlee a« a constant sourM AC ' keep th* May offering ff»h. helped with activities. Mothers of of innplratlon to all. Site ••" »» 14 keek, yet fto t» Hew. A^ST^B RED BANK VALUE CENTER troop m*mbtrs served refresh- and excellently tutted for f raw Ins. Umltee Printing 25 fwl Front St. . Bed Bank mints. Assisting ss hostesses were A Treaiurid Olft Jeweler Offers Mrs. Leetir Cook, Mr*. Oiorgs Sure te koceaM a CollMter's Item Wlidmmayer and Mr*. Thurston II.** Peetpaid Gifts to Graduates Whltaen. Troop committee mem* ROBOrtSTN Bre*4 lU Newark g, N J. ban assisting war* Mia* Beatrice Deat. B. B. Paul Ssldln of Seldin's Quality Blamberg, aenler aide, and Mr*. J. II set Mtleaee, *»aw rel Jewelers of Meamouth st. this week W. Applegate and , Mrs. Robert . kr retdra Air MalL announced that th* Holmaa and Jon**, leader*. • Edwards • silversmith firm will glvi BED BANK • EATONTOWN LONG BBANCH one of their InlaM sterllag tea- An elimination dance waa wan by ANHMON MUSIC, EATONTOWN RADIO a ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO.. 1*16 spoons to any girl graduate of Red Roiemary Hamilton and Philip II Brass' Street TELEVISION All Steres Bank senior high school, Bed Bank Vandervort. Attending were Misses IT Mel* Street Catholic' high school' or Rumion Alleen Halllgan. Nancy Lolchle, ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., INC. JANOON'S HABDWABC high achoal. Luray Cook, Cynthia Jonu, Joan rBEEHOLO lit Breadver Whltson, Unda Applegat*, Oale BITTER HOVSEKCCPINq ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., INC. VOOCL-S OCPT. STOSB Mr Seldla Invites MM atalars 4o SHOPS, INC., •top in at th* store, select th* pat-Whllaon, Barbara Hoglandir, Rose- AH Stem II* Broadwar mary Hamilton, Unda Vandervort, rOINT PLEASANT tern they like, and they will re- Wanda Slillnikl, Helm VanCunn, HOME APPUANCC STORK ceive th*, spoon from Holmaa ind Helm Tlllakoe, >th*l Kan*, Made- ASBVBY rABK IT Sevlk Street POINT PLEASANT HABBWASS , Edwards as a graduation memento. ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., INC. IM AraeM A«eme lain* Barker, Mary Smith, Ome- NEARLY ACCURATE / KEYPOBT There Is no obligation to purchase vleve Pellitt and Audny Cobta and • All Sterea anything with th* offer. All spoons PETE'S, INC. sraiMo LAKE Robtrt Singa, Carl •IMnman.'Jack IS NOT ENOUGH/1 CENTRAL RADIO ATELCVIIION must b* atlioted en or before May I* Male llrset 44 Weil Freal Strut IS to that th*y may be delivered Collins, Allan Holland, Dougtaa 9PBIN0 LAKI APPUANCt Fremrn, Jr., Stanliy Toncak, Fran- JERSEY TIRE CO. UIKEWODD before graduation. ISOI Tmtrd Avaave el* Batcha, Philip Vandervort, Rob- lets Main Siren ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., INC. It Pan to Ae>trtlie la We teiltter, ert Buck, Ralph Cavenaugh, Jo- TOMS B1VBB aaph Subrli, Harviy Holland, Mar- NIESEN MUSIC CENTER All Stem CestaiM 0 Graftal A***, riNUY * BAECKER, INC. tin, nsmbirg, William Hexter, LWATCHJ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN S^P ^W BrSRBjasiajv^Pea arvvvv"j CharlM Uthrop and Branson Mur- STIINBACN COMPANY MS Seeeaal Street MIBVEL'I TELEVISION a NIW TRIADS ray. HURLBURT'S APPLIANCES RADIO ft Reussilles' BBADLEV BEACH . 144 t——4 Street APPLIANCE Awarded 11,300 in Suit CUSTOM TIRB CO., WOLPIN'S FURNITURE HOUSE NIBSEN MUSIC COMPANY J4IROA0-M0IANK ISM Maid Street Jll-JIt Fwirlk StXH It WMklasiM StreH SAMS. SERVICE Affalntt Insurance Co. FREEHOLD-Davld Taaa*, own- KRICHNEW JERSEY, Inc., NEWARK 8, N. J.—AnurkmUFirst RCA Distributor er ef th* Fruhold laundromat, waa awirdid a $1,100 mttlimint In hi* YOUR CHOICE wltk OOOBVIAt ITIA. suit against thi Mitropolltan Life 1 MMAOJ NtW IMAM ant HAROLDS Insurance company as the case was Your choice of Insur* MOREPIOPLE BUY RCA VIGOR TV Jhan Any Other Make ooetriAi a*. to be ruehid for trial In Superior RAMO * tUCTRIC SHOP court hir* thli wiik, anve affcnt Is just aa M rroat M, Bed Baas M1M Mr. Tanno'i suit contended he daviloptd a heart condition ai th* lm|wrlinl as your result of lifting a hiivy rug and choice of doctor or ATTENTION falling agalnit on* of th* ma- chines In hl« laundromat, Th* com- Iswycr. RC4ESTATE © bt t BBctrie RANGES RURAL DISTRICTS pany, which Imurid him under an accident policy, claimed the In- Vear astir* Saaaelal •MUSI •JalCltl I OINMM MOTORS jury ricilvid by Mr, Tanm re- m stay BOBM say sulted from dletat* and not acci- on MW w#U IM C*a«*rM.0iM tor ailHiaf . |4_—| 4*4—AA t^* *V—s.1—— AsMasl sfalSSlaaO dental mean*. FVVVJI VWft *•» MllPffl • • • ••••••HBJWfja/ f Mr, Tanne was represented by -g.— ^Ls^O sa^s^eAMah*)eslsasS sft SYSTIMS RjTSJPt T^nf •SBJVSJSJrJVttlyB I 4 * SJ Bernard H. Wiliir, Fruhold at- iletl Met tarsi **•*'•* —4 a* artUe yee'w For laformstlon Coniult torney. Grotskiger I Meier Broad ft Mechsulc Sla. e«M N't m KA *H fk* •*»! ANTHONY'S RiildenU of Niw Calidonla ui« a dud squid tied to a poll to catvh lied Hank, N. J. It MAW AVI. lohitim, Thi lobster* "fioiin" In RIP IANK 4.1MI fright at (hi sight of thi iquid and Tel. lit, 6.2100 01* picked up by dlvifi. RED BANK REGISTER*. MAY 7,1958. Twelve club representative to the United "Why Home Ownership Builds Junior Red Cross Woman's Republican club of Mon- Oakhurct Boy.Wint Good Citizenship," points out that Bates Lodge Republicans Plan mouth county; Mrs. Fred D. Wl- GUM Topi far home owneri are vitally interested Works at Blood Bank kofr, 2d, publicity; Mn. Klatsky, $250 in Eisay Contest in the well toeing ot their communi- Has Initiation Several members of the Junior June Luncheon social activities, and Mrs. J. Ward Desks and FuraittiM* ty and take more interest in school William Harris •ofc New Bruns- Red Cross attending Rumaon and Vsnderveer; membership. ' ' OAKHURST-Louis B. Youmans, activities, elections, civic better- wick, grand district deputy, was In Red Bank senior high schools, w Committee chairmen were.named ment, fair taxation and security. The club gave a farewell prtMnt Window & Plate GU*. 13, of• Interlaken. an eighth grade charge of the initiation ceremonies part of their organization's' com- and plans for a summer luncheon to Mrs. Alice Waterman, a club pupil at the Oakhurst country day The winner and his mother, Mrs. Saturday night at Bates lodge of munity service program, gave their made at a meeting of the execu- Marie Youmans, end Mrs. Devlin member for many years who it •ehool, won the second prize in Elks at their home on Shrewsbury issistance yesterday at the visit tive" board of the; Woman's Repub- moving to California. Mirron Retilvered the recent essay contest sponsored will attend the meeting of the ave. Initiated as Elks were mem- if the Red Cross Bloodmobile here. lican club of Red Bank Tuesday by the National Association of New Jersey Shore Builders associa- bers of the Oscar Robinson social Members of the home economics at the Home of Mrs. William I. tion at the Beau Rivage restaur- Safety Auto Glut Home Builders. Mrs. Lorraine Dev- club of Marlboro. classes at. Rumaon baked 200 cook- Klatsky on Fisher pi. Mrs. Ken- MONDAY CARD FABTT ant, Spring Lake Heights, Tuesday ies which were served to donors. neth R. Smith, Sr., made the ap- INSTALL?* WNIU YOU WAIT lin of Ocean Grove, the boy's »pbn- when the prize winners will ho pre- Assisting Mr. Harris were U. G. aor, also wins $250. Allen, exalted ruler of Bates lodge. Rumson high school pupils who pointments. She said the luncheon WANAMASSA—The shore chap- sented checks. will be held June 33 at the Molly Touman'a essay on the subjtct The new group will be organized served as junior staff aids were ter of the Daughter! of St. Mary'* PLATE GLASS CO as the Walter j. Conley lodge of Doris Swenson and Robert Benson. Pitcher hotel with Mrs. Klatsky hall, Episcopal School for Girls at MAPLE AVENUE Elks. Red Bank pupils serving as junior and Mrs. Joseph Scrpieo as. chair- Burlington, will hold a card party Lodge members and those of aides were Son is. Schumacher, Gail men. Monday evening at Cypress inn. Phyllis Wheatlcy Temple Friday Seider, Allita Johnson and Barbara Chairmen named were Mrs. Mel- Committee member* met thii week night attended the 37th annual ball Zlmmer. vin Cree and Mrs. Clarence Gale, at the home ot Mrs. Richard W. of Superior lodge and Sunbeam program; Mrs. Carl Schwenker, Sr., Child In Elberon to wrap table Temple at New Brunswick. Both of LABS' BOWLING DINNER and Mrs. Warren Minton; ways prizes for the event. Attending the local groups received loving and means; Mrs. Irving E. Rink were Mrs. Geta deVegh of Tinton cups for having the largest repre- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mord and Mrs. Edna N. Phillips, wel- Falls and Mrs. Edwin L. Brower, sentation of members present. The than 100 persons attended the tro- fare; Mrs. Serpico, legislation and Monmouth Beach. ' cups were received by Mr. Allen phy dinner of the Lavoie labora- Mr. and MM. Edmund G. Houston for Bates lodge, and by Mary Ella tories bowling league Tuesday at Hicks, daughter ruler of Phyllis the. Casino on Ocean • blvd. and family Wheatley. , certainly picked a beautiful time of year The. two Presidents Roosevelt of the United States were fifth cousins to move into Applebrook Farm. Rand's Program and Franklin D. Roosevelt'* moth' They moved in right along with the Marks Music Week er waa third cousin of President Grant. Free! apple blossoms. MATAWAN — In recognition of national music week, pupils In the music department of the high Jacob R. V. M. Lcffcrts school here gave 4 variety pro- ML NIKKEI. SERVICE AND INSPECTION gram at the Monday meeting of Charles T. Kilcomins the Woman's club at the Pruby- With Each terian church. SAVE Applebrook Farm • The program included a trumpet solo, "Dark Eyes," Robert Gold; SUMMER SERVICE Route 35 trombone quartet, "Oh Dem Golden Slipper*," Thomas Magee, Joseph Just north of Naval Zahn, Barbara Edmonds and Rich' MONEY! FURNACE VACUMM CLEANING UndevpasB ard Presser; trumpet solo, "My Regards," Teddy Shafto; «axo- (Or*n Mint It Mac* ky Jut 11 Mlddletown Township, oplione quartet, "Deep Hollow,' New Jersey Tony Briscese, Fred Haseman BUY FUEL OIL Marilyn Grace and Jack Shatto. VACUUMING The club voted to discontinue AT OUR We will wire brush and scrape the Interior et the custom of planting a dogwood your boiler or furnace and remove all not tree in Terhune park each «prlng to honor cx-presldeqts. Instead, • CUANIN9 contributions will be placed In the SUMMER We will remove and clean burner nozzle .,.. ex-president's honor In the club'* strainer . . . electrodes . . . clean and lubricate building fund. all burner, blower and circulator motors . . . Mrs. Floyd Taylor was named clean blower fan . . . dust electrical control* PLANTS - CORSAGES historian to compile biographies DISCOUNT and check all contacts and connection!. • '#1 of past presidents and events ol • • :W' . interest in the club's history since • ADJUSTING CUT FLOWERS We Invite its organization 38 years ago. USI DIXON OIL CO.'S We will test-Are burner following vacuuming ypu and your family to Inspect th» \ m- Tickets are being distributed for and cleaning operation* and make all adjust- home* at Riverdell Farm a breakfast May 18 at Buttonwood ments required to Insure a clean-burning lire. Just S minutes from Red.Bank \ M Manor. Dr. A. 41. Behrenberg of WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF 1 BUDGET PUN An exciting kind of living Metuchcn will be guest speaker. Built by a man who loves his home. I0f flM CALL NOW FOR EARLY APPOINTMENT GERANIUMS, ANNUALS tnd VEGETABLE O'SHCA IN AIR FORCE Jacob R.V. M. heffcrte WASHINGTON, D. C.-The law Charles T. Kilcomins. school of the Catholic University 93 AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS Weft Front Street near of America, from which he grad- DIXON OIL CO. Half Mile Road »»- uated in 1952 with a bachelor of DIXON OIL COMPANY laws degree, ha* been advlstdiHat (off Hlntdmann's Corner) Middletown, New Jersey JW|1 John J. C. O'Shet, 128 Broad it.. PIARL STUUT Red Bank, has been designated by the Air Force a* a first lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General'* •ID BANK 6-4921 PIARL ST. RID BANK 6-4922 RUMSON 14674 department. McGuire's Grove Opens for the Season Sunday, May 10 ' > : •'. • :"• . ••«;• •' ••'••• ' ' ' ••• • . • .fIr'i •'.... " ' . ' . ^^ m . . ., .. ***^ This is the ideal spot tor. your next outing. Churches, lodges, clubs and family groups from 50 to 2,500 accommodated. Make your reservations early. Grove open from 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. Pictures shown here were taken McGIRK'S GROVE RELAX or PLAY FOR RESERVATION last year where thousands en- IS LOCATED ON A WRITE or PHONE BEAUTIFUL 71 NIGHT or DAY MARTIN J. McGUIRE. Red Bank, IV. J. joyed themselves at the Grove. Phones Red Rank 6476? . 64768 • 63512*M Your Inspection Is Invited ACRE WOODED ESTATE AT THE GROVE or Middletowa &0580 ON HIGHWAY 35 2 MILES NORTH Or . RED BANK, N. I GOLF «^——'—•:. Driving Range WA ACRES OF DANCE HALL RUSTIC PICNIC With Stage GROUNDS • • BASEBALL „ FREE PARKING FIELD ONC Of UVIRIM. OWN AIH BARS MCTURB or one OTTHCOLD WILLS, STILL IN UU FOR 600 CARS "!';V —-• SWIMMING (5 Fireplaces FOR 'BOATING \ Private Families PICNICKING' • • • Recreation Halls CLAMBAKES AND MAKE YOUR P6ATI0N OF PARKINS ARIA WHICH WILL PARK «OO CARS Rest Rooms ONI OF THI MANY OUTINSt MILD •» LARtt COMMNIU PLANS NOW +. _# For That Public Address Outing at System McGUIRE'S • • GROVE Playgrounds ILLUSTRATED AND ' FOLDER Wading Pools MAILKD TO YOU UPON

For Children "•ALkROOM" HEQUEST m«M M» NITGMN IWILT RED BANK i^. MAY 7,1958. Paee Thirteen 4 A large tarpaulin has been placed Ducky Houten Firet GfKerrat Y» in the gym and the students swing at will. 66 Nominees Set 65 at Allaire Links Matawan Wins Haas to Speak Remember your Mother on Real Golf One of the features of the clinic ALLAIRB—Ducky Housen, £*ke- If the appearance of amateurs and MOTHER'S DAY with Flotren From The golf clinic at MM locml T. II. For Camden Race wood, turned In a re^i hot round of Triangular Meet At Sports Fete pros at guests. Amateurs Joe golf yesterday afternoon In qualify- C. A. hu (rown into a group of. Stevenson. Willie Cannavo, Mr*. CAUDBN-OardsB Stete park's KEYPORT — MaUwan high LEONARDO — Osorgt ''Mule" 40 students, with Pro Andy II- richest fixture for the thrse-year- ing for the Shore Amateur Golf PRIVETERAS ••I^.».R,~> Thorns sMDarbjr, If rs. A. D. Cu»b- championship. Playing on the school', tracksters cam* out on Haas, Port Monmouth baseball kora of Beaton Hill and Roddy msn, Jim Tamello and Frank Von- old dlvlslon-the $10,000 added Jer- top In a triangular meet ytsterday coach and former (tar outfielder Formerly Egan't ' Newman of- Homestead* Country sey States' at oat mil* and a fur- Spring Meadow link* here, Housen ella have appeared as guests. cardsd a S3 on the outgoing nine with Keyport and Lakewood, Don of tht Philadelphia Athletics, will club conducting weekly leHon (or long—will have Its l»th running at McQuarrle sparking tha victory bt among the gueats at the spring 413 HARDINft ROAD RID IANK 4.1443 former Yankees, Tommy Henrlch the Caraden course Saturday. and IS on the home nine for a to. "Duker*" and- advanced golfer*. and Oeorge Stlrnweiss are sched- with a double win in the dash**. sports banquet for Middletown Classes have picked up consider- With, the spotlight currently The Lakewood golfer had a sli- The score—Mttawan; M; Lakt- townahlp high school athletei at uled to be at the clinic In the near ding putter, requiring only 33 putt* ALL VARiniU able Interest in the put couple future. ' turned on the sprightly sophomores wood, 05, and Keyport, 35. Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown, of weeki, with student* at the by reason of last wtek'a Kentucky —one more than a P.G.A. record. May IS. He had six birdie, and two bogeys. McQuarrl* copped th* 100-yard • eoRSA«is • louQum point where they are hitting real • Aluminum is not found in a met- Derby and the coming teats in the daih and the 220-yard dash for hie The Orange and Black aaaocla- golf balli in the "T" gymnasium. allic state in nature. „ ' Preaknets and Belmont States, Sat- Joe Stevenson of Beacon Hill G. C, tion will sponsor the event' and urday"* rentwapot ths Jirsey is playing with Housen, also qualified two wins. Other first place win- • ARRAN9IMINTS for the tournament. He had VMS ners wsre Conception In th* mile, will ba host to 93 members of the timely and algniflctat. , Salmon in the 120 high hurdle* basketball, baseball, track, golf The Jersey, which waa won by—70. Hatch pity will ba held to- • Cut Hrwm • PattttJ M«H day and tomorrow. and tfacArgle in th* ISO lowand bowling team*, as well as nun- tht great Citation In IMS, hu at- hurdle*. agers, coaches and members .• ••' tracted M -nominees, and Bating Lakewood picked up a consldsr- the township board of education. • SUDUN«S Secretary M. C. "Ty" Shea I* cer- able amount of points In th* flald Haas Is civilian in charge of tain that a crack band of sopho- much of the sport* program at AZALIAS Ow SfMcMty SAVE mores will acctpt its challenge. Buc Cindermen event* by copping th* Javelin, high jump, pol* vault and ihot put. •tort Monmouth. During his major The Jersey ellgtWas ara headed Svataurlo: league career he was considered by Eugene Oonstantln's Royal Bay Lose to Indians nrat. HaUwan, 14 j , Id,' Lakmad, one of the leading hitters and Gem, hero of tht Everglades at 56: Id. Keyvort, tl. played with some of the best teams Garden Needs Hlaleah Park and the more recent Swaeplng two event* and display- ,100 yard 4uh — Won ky MoQurrle turned out by Connie Hack. Chesapeake Statee at Bowie. ing depth in ten others, Tom* River (M); 2d. Samuel (L): ad, Shtsraa (M): . The committee arranging the high school defeated the Bucs, 67V4- 4tk. Rurfeuck (M). Tim. 10. HOLLYWOOD Another top-flight eontander for 220 yard dun — Won ky McQutrrl. dinner I* comprised of Dr. Wylie Buy direct from the grower tht gold and glory of the Jersey 4»H, In a dual track meet on the (M): 2d, Samuel (L): 3d, Shoaraa ; O. Pate, superintendent of schools; la Trio stable1* Laffango. This local,athletic field yesterday. 4th. Burbuck (M). Tim* it.*. Ami* Truex, high school coach Hardy, field grown PERENNIALS, ANNUALS, quick ton of Errard waa rated sec- The Indians swept the milt tvtnt 440 y.rd run — Won " •ad athletle director; John Con- BEAITY SIOP ond only to tht INS two-year-old and the low hurdlet to give the nolly, Oranga and Black treasurer, 300 CARR AVE. IVIES, GROUND COVERS, FLOWERING champion, Native Dancer, but hitToms River team a good margin and Donald Moor*. in tht run for victory. («»?,r^HW(L??Vd.5KffJ.2 (op*. «. Ann's Behott) SHRUBS, ROSES, BERRY BUSHES, GARDEN status at tht moment It undeter- tickets for tht affair havt bttn mined. Despite the losit, Willie Dotts of (L): 4th. Johneen (K). Tim* tstt.t. KEANSBURG tht Bue squad was a triple winner. MUe run — Won hy Ball (K): td, placed on sale and may ba bought ROOTS, BULBS, HEDGES, STRAWBERRY Plant*, After winning a section of the Raiuon (M): Id. Cottrell (L) i 4th, In tht following ssctlon* of the WW CMtfatM Our Gotham States at Jamaica, Laffan- Dotts won both dMhea and than Orr (M). Time 1:01. , copped the board jump. The Maroon tta kith kurdlM — Won ky Salaion township from the following par- ASPARAGUS Roots, TOMATO Plant*. go came up with a sore ankle, thus (M); Id* Cltytoa (L): M. MaeArfle sons: Leonardo, Mr. Truax and Mr. causing his withdrawal from the and White tptedtter took tha 100- (M); 4th. Kuhne (M). Tim* it.T. Connolly; Belford, Harold Otten; SALE PRICED for thrifty gardenert! Kentucky Derby.. The Injury does yard daih in 1O.« and galloped to HO lel w hurdlehdl i — WWo a ky "" the finish line In the 330 with a •I* (H): td. ktlrro IK): Id. O.y Middletown, Dr. Pate; River Pla- SPECIAL not appear to be too serious, how- clocking of 34 aeoonds. ton (L): 4th, Lawnae* (l.i. Th** till. ta-Country Club Estates, Monte B. ever, and Trainer it. C, Button has — Won by Wtlk.r (K)| Id,Jonts, and RJvtrslde Htlghtt, Leon On Otw MuMmltn HARDY PERENNIALS shipped the youngster to the Cam- Milton "Sweetboy" Morris and Kroon (U; Id. 8ckumoek (K); 4tkZuekerman, . den course and his major objectives Joe Marttlla were double winner* Georg* (L). Dl.tanc* 114' I". ' 00 (Na •pill ausaUtl** at IS«M law »riu*> for Rtd Bank. Morrl* won the high Shot Put — Won kr Kroon • (L) i Final plant for the banquet will Choow your favorltw (ton .this beautiful coUaetlon of colorful. tatlnc here ia the Jersey. id. Marvel (H): Id, r.ritllo •missing tht Gotham to Laffango. (U. DUtane* 114' 4". • p. m. WAVE •*—COMPLET» E Ht waa third behind Natlvi Dancer IUHMARIM Broad Jump —•• Won ky OrmtrtR (K): CAU. KIANMIM* tV1034 BUCKINGHAM pink or brent*; LAVENDER LAD*, BURGUNDY. In tha Wood Memorial. td, MaeAntl* (M) i Id. Payne (UI «tk, LITTLE LEAGUE TRTOOTS WHITR DOT. CHARLES NYR. Mllow. Parlih (M). Dlrt.nc* 18' I 1-4". Another interesting nominee is Win Jump — Won fcy Clayton (M Coach It Breilow of the Red CUSHION «r AXA1IA Iff MUMS 4 fw 1,30 Hueso, who races in the silk* of I, 8-w«v tl* between Redmond. (M), Bank Elks Little League team will Robert P. Levy of Philadelphia. Parlth (Ml, md Kroon (L). Id, Ber- Hunrtrertu o( rlrhl» colored Domooa Mosmo an product in cliut.m at IIO-Y.rd Dart—Won ky Dotte. 2d. fer IL). Httfht I' t". hold a tryout aeaslon tomorrow one tint* on mound >hu»d tu.filon. ransln* up t» la Inch.* high. Thtjrre Hueso chased Royal Bay Oem home Oarrotion (TR), Id, Seklouier tRB). Pol* Vault — Won by Uwreae* IL);night at tha Lorraine gtalder Me- winter herd? end will' multif1» »**r nftor year. You will neelv* a col- In the Chesapeake Stakes. Time—14. td. Cariton (M>: Id. tie between Pake morial Held, home grounds of the WE SPECIALIZE IN lection of itd, brow*, yellow, pink and w*lt*. ' • ,-, . 44«.Y.rd Run—Won by Wlppert (TR). (M) and Kuhn* (M). Heltht f I". Scimitar, owned by the Blue 2d, Beti (TR), Id. Steffanen (RR). Red Bank Giants on Newman Stone farm, hat not accounted for Tliae^l4. •prlngs rd. Age limit for the pity- any stakes but has been burning up IM-Yard Run—Woj_ by Cornellui tn is 8 to M years of age. Prac- ^V ^UVi.M ass * 1 8TAN1 tice will ttart at • p. nt HILDA BEROEN, dark reddWi kronie: HM8. R1DDER. dee* Itnaa the track In early-morning work- S!:Ti«^rt.. CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES yellow; PINK CKUT, lavender; SILVER SHEEN, purs whit*. outs. A five-furlong trial over the Pi.tone Iti tt.ll ACHIUA a tar l.tt (••UT-MI-NOT .... •far I.M Camden atrip In one minute flat In Mlh RUB—Won ky MeVtutk (TR> 8port. It.S It.l AOIMTUM .-. a tar I.M .... • far I.M 24. H*nn (TR), Id, MeGreevy (TR) B-B'e. „ It.l 4t.l AlVltUM-tAXATUI .. I.M .... • fer.l-M dicatet hit fitness. t fev Hurdlee.-Won by Riehter Sn.ful . . II.I 41.1 ANTHIMIS t tar l.tt .... 4 far !.«• Other Jeraey ellgiblta are L. B. Deuee. Wild '• tl 41 •nn I.M • ttr I.M (TR)TVj. tdV. Morrie (RB). Id. 8m.il (TR) • I** Mayer's Blaae, who Is usually well Time—1T.1. Injun E*r> .' II 4* •*•«•( MIATM a tar I.M .... • fer I.M Bad Seeki „ 4«.l 44.1 A WONDERFUL SELECTION unin* • ter I.M .... • ter I.M up in state* competition; Edward Ut Low Hurdlet—Won ky Rlekter CANBVTUrr .... • ter I.M (TR). td. Whit* (TR), Id. Small (TR) Alley Duitere 41.1 41.1 CARNATION ' aSI I.M .. !• ter I.M W. Ooeman'a Curragh King, win- Time—1J.T. 101 Club 41.1 4T.I a «»sn. Hot Chlpi 41 4* CINTAUMA t far •••V • tar t.M ner of the Arkansas Derby; Jot W. DlMM-Won by Marteiia (RB). tie Jjckion (RB), IrVla 7(RB>; Dliuneo^ Bandlte 44.1 41.1 COLUMMNB • tar I.M .... • ftr I.M Brown's Matagorda, victor of the Gram Hornet. 44 4t AT A GREAT VALUE Id* .... • tar I.M Louisiana Derby, and Hit, W. Oil- • tar ..... • tar I.M Rnot*Put—WoRnotPutWonn ky Mertell. (RB), Id, Poodlere ...'. ; 41- It BW.z • far I.M roy's Slim, who cut out all the SlMaSlMuaii (TR(TR)), IIdd , OaroOarrotwt n (TR(TR)). OilOi-Pra Duelia - 41 It iPNINIUM t fer I.M • fer l.M 1 Barona . • » t* la IAMTNUB t.M • tar I.M early pact In the recent flamingo. Unce—41' I' . B^ * a* M • LA CHILDREN'S MSIT • fer • far 1.M Jafolln—Won ky Wlppert (TR), Id Derhya tt tT • fer H.nn(TR), Id. Sickles (RB). DliUne* Individual Averasee—J. Oakorn* 171, UIIN BAM* • ter J. Romandetti Ml. R. Ayert 177. T. Broid Jump—Won ky Dottt (RB) Masulr. 175, M. Coeyman 171. R. Mua. URANIUMS, Stocky, well br.nchtd 4 far 1.30-12tar 3,71 id. Wlppert (TR), Id, dtrreUen (TR) »on ITS, A. Smith 171. B. Krenia 171, t ( H Rumson Loses Dlitinlt* 1H R. Becker 111, J. Beewltk 117. DRESS SHOES COUUS—Colorful lordtr Plant.... 4far 1.30 olt* 1 . Hl Jump—Won (RB) Team kick tkree samet—Deuee* Will, Mil; team hl*k «tme-D*ueoe Wild. ILUI A9MATUM—In luel and Bloom .4 f* 1.30 171; Individual hlA tkre* samee—•. • SUIDI Dual Track Meet Pol* Vault—Won ky Morrii (MB), td. Daek.r. IIT; Individual kith Hybrid TIA ROM IUSHB 1.30 •», 3 ftr 3.30, 4 fw 4.00 FREEHOLD — Edging Rumson We. Myera (RB), aad Ranl.ro (TR).AlMtad.r, tit. FIRST GRADE FINE MONMOUTH COUNTY GROWN BUSHES. with eight first placet out of 13 • PATIMT LUTHH CUMMNO) tow events. Freehold high school beat Back In 13M tht OnelnnaU Rtd Luke Easter, trig first baseman tha Bulldogs, T4H-4IH, yesterday Stockinp ltd the National League for tht Cleveland Indians, Is In tht • RID AND MOWN JUd Hlan, PUk Dawa, TaNtaua (>•* aaa Gala) afternooa in a dual aaeat here. In atUndamet ,wH»ra grand total sausage manufacturing butintM IR flRST GRADE UN* MONMOUTW COUNTY OROWK BUSHES Lanky WaK Freeman waa thtof M0.ro patrons. • MS IH12 ft 11Va It 3 only double winner for the Colon- ials, winning'the high and low FLOWERING SHRUBS hurdlet. Bruce Goodwin,- Bulldog $6.93 Value flash, copped both dasbat, taking DENNIS' i 2 fer 1.30-6 for 3.73-12 for 7.00 tht 100 in 101 and tht EM In 13.3. Well anatopaa aaa akaty lets**** aanets. Vanr talethli ahrars allracli**. John Noonan, Rumson,- copped t la .1 ft. aha darnel** aa varlotr tht half-mile. In tht Held events, Ba*a Haiwytwkla, Delicate Mnk YaBsw Bark DagwtW Dowstra won tht Javelin and Von- ICE CREAM Coral R*rry. Ideal (or skatr stats Oebren copped tht high jump. BIG GIRLS' FLATS Deatrie, Doable Pink variety 1IM MOADWAY Dmttla—Pride of Roeh**t*r. wklU luoiaiiilni Forartkla—Oranful Wear-las n»ti FrerkoM 14* i Id. WIST LON« MANCH Variety ' kaakr iknik In one Maun, At. 4t • DLUI, MACK, RID * C tractive, laiurlaat follan ' and lot yard dank — Waa »r Geetwla r*at maaw* of hut* (let* ek.ped (R); Id. Mayo* (P)| Id, Beatett (R>. OPEN FOR THE $7.95 Vtdae ' Hrdraama—FM to' aoeau. Tliea: It.l. , Lilac—Choice Purple—Frasr.nt 110 yard daih — Woa W'Ooadwhi SEASON MAY 9TH JaaaaMe Onla (R): id. Matte (I1)! M, Lmto (F). Rrllliant I Time It.l. Red Rraacka* Das**** Rtd. WhIU.'"drinld. Uv.nder 440 yard run — Woa ay VatNote DeUcimu WM-Graceful Whit* Spikes (P): Id. Cook (Pit Id. Buratlde (»). Red laol MtaU ~9 aW 1 M Tim* IS.t. SODAS ft SUNDAES Wall* Saawbmy—risk Haw*ia |i- to »«" tall .^ • 1W •••• aao yard rua — Won by Nooaaa (Rlt Id. Wanwr (P»: Id, Ward (D. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Tin* 1:10. BssUismimltai WALTER S. THOMPSON HARDY AZALEA—Hwlly Budded Mile run — Won ky Cwtmua (P) i Id. VtMtla (F)l Id, Btltooa *tr old j tar Ija, • Isr 4.0* CORAL NLU, rr-, lit hisk kurdlM — Won ky Fnt< OUTPITTINQ SUPPLIES "Look for the Uttle YelUm Atming" ""' * "Me" tarasd IJ* at, a fer 4*0 nan (R): Id. Talket (R) i M. M«0«eeB SCARUT (Rlaodtttrl) It I. It (R). TIBM 11* la.kap.M4i.7l •*, 3 tW IM lit low hurdle. — Wen ky Fieeaiaw BOTTOM PAINTS SS-A MONMOUTH ST. AED BANK (P) i Id. Evan* (F) i Id, Naua-ktoa IF). <0l w f Tim* II.I. - PICK PAINTS GLADIOLUS BULBS »LE:7 '" Dline — Woa ky Cook (P>i Id. - ~ letrt .... a ttr I.M I Taker*** tstttti MaacMnl (f) i Id. L*f*a (R). DirtMee MARINE VARNISH It) far I.M Ikot 'Put — We* ky Fowler (P): ia» t If* Id. shlllla* (•)! U, Staaferd (P). COMPLETE FITTINQS at f_aj ' a .*>_%! DIIUIHI. If I". M«t*M' Javelin _ Woa ky Demtta (R) I Id, IMy ef/tkV»»w4t'"]!""^ M ftr 14* tt, ..Mi M. !•*, It.* •IfJtMtBtssssltlBl VtssssB Bssasfjsft MtjBRtjb UaBj^tjti afsVa / STRAWBERRY PLANTS OMN tUNMVt • *UU1 PM. Fraaklr Da* Fiaata-WM tot* till fcsae* Una, laky larrl* — W*»_br V*aO*»r*n J/u Soobtuuti Shop (P): id. i •lt)_RM»iMR»—Indian'luatt, Evtrbtarlat • tar l.M Htltkt »'. _—l"!S*"".f'l"w>wIe*. ••••» *••«•• • «er I.M Tht temperature of bird* to IOB*—Eldartdo. Evarkaarlnp • ttr t.aa usually about 103 degrees compared VINgft—RlM. Rod. Wklte. 1 Y*ars OM • far 14*. with ft for human btlngt. '*•*•?• • tH*»»»—Urt*. FM Orewm, Ratftn C*rtlf*d ...... 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j* , . •'. • •' Wjf el Dependable Service to Home Gardeners COLONIAL FLOWERS GARDEN CENTER * PHONE FREIHOLD M115 • BONORZONE BROS. NURSERY AT THI WHITI HOUSI ALIO AVAIUIU AT OVt Ml IANK ITOM AT I IAST PWIiWl'lt i i '• • WATflM'ROAD JUIT Off TINTON AVI. 90 Broad Sired Red Bank, IN. J. NIWINRiWMURY, N. J. BIRD MAN efore Rogtr Tory Peterson, Americans who wanted to loom Along with this Peterson, a modest man of 41, studUd bird*," B about birds-as a hobby hod to consult picturos drawn as if wrote magazine articles and books about them, photographed tho birds woro in hand. Tho trouble was tho birds they sow them, and painted formal portraits of them. He is credited with never wtro in hand but, liko as not, wtro glimpsod only briefly being a main spring behind the growing national enthusiasm or in flight. for bird study. Pottrson had o simple and wonderful idea. Ho drew tho birds Peterson, lib most ornithologists, got bird fever early. He small, often in black and white, emphasising the points, often joined a Junior Audubon Club at the age of 11. He stud ltd at minute, by which birds can be recognised at a glance. He wrote the Art Students' League and the Nationa I Actdemy of Design a brief text dwelling also on recognition points. in New York. He taught for four years, before starting his career His field guides, first published in 1934, were an ins ton- by writing articles. He has been called a modern Audubon. tonoous success. More than 200,000 of tho first have been Hero ore some of his paintings end photographs in the collec- told. Others followed, and he it working now on one of Euro* tion of the National Audubon Sacioty. The photographs first peon birds. appeared in his book "Birds Over America." 1

ARTIST. Peterson of work on bird painting In his home nei'r Washington, D.C

ON THE LOOKOUT. R»g»r Tory Peterson explains ihe fint «H of bird watching to two of hi* little friends.

C^N YOU IDENTIFY THEM? Petereori*e UecVMd.wi.lte dlegiommotie drawings, en iimo*eHei» in bird JewHfleoHon, shtw • tu**y vultwo, top; en osprey, bsttom;« bald ee»le, «t left, and a gsldtn eagle, right.

j KYOWKI Horring'gjull scream* after a brawl. OPEN-MOUTHED DELIGHT. Mono brings tenet to pair of re* baby Klrttond't werUers.

GLIDER. The white pellcen hot o nine-toot wlngspreed. It flies with hood ntmoHed hoik on Mows. XEALTIME. PelerH«iV«ivld;po1nfinf •fpsirof rese-bfoeitedrosbselis RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1953. Fifteen on behalf of a candidate for senior BRITAIN CUTS TAXES fortunes In New Jersey are at low THE MOUNTAIN OOAT and alpine growth that can be un- RIBBON SEAL the ringed seal nor are they ao class president bearing the appe- It's a long lane that hu no turn- ehb, • lower than they have been covered among the wind-swept conspicuous. Besides this the tising name of Joe Sugar. Ing. And. tha British taxpayer un- slncd the days of prohibition when rocks. North Atlantic and the Aleutian* Editorial Views One thing led to another—an In- doubtedly feels that he has been the party was tagged with a "blue A thick coat of perpetually white and Alaska are well separated. vasion of a library and of a movie down a long lane. Nevertheless, the law hypocrisy" label. wool, like fine cashmere Is protec- The typical story of reproduction 0/ Other Papers theater; an abortive panty raid on tax cuts advanced by Chancellor Monmouth Republican Chairman tion against the bitterest weather. for members of the-family to whleh a nearby women's college, scuffles of the . Exchequer R. A. Butler Woollcy made a smart move to White reflects the heat of summer the ribbon seal belongs may be with police and proctors. Dean were unexpected in their extent if save the situation when he called sun and is camouflage during the helpful here. The family includes . SOME MEWS FBOM TBENTON Francis R. B. Oodolphln (another not in the fact that reductions a conference to map plans for legis- long snow season. The nanny and the harbor' seal, which Is relatively lovely Jiame) finally broke up thewere considered possible at all. lation oi- some action to end the billy goat look alike, both having common along our Atlantic coast Politics in tbe state of New Jer-wlng-dlng by reading the Princeton After more than 12 years of war- hostility of volunteer firemen, vet- horns about nine Inches long. Al- south to the Carolina*; the hooded aey always baa been complicated. equivalent of-the riot act. ime sacrifice and postwar «aus- erans, churches, first aid and char- though those of the female are seal which U one of the most The picture isn't made any simpler It'* too bad all tha energy ex- erlty Britons certainly are en- ity groups aroused by the edict of more slendnr, the world's record abundant North Atlantic seals, and by the testimony that has been hibited by the Princeton rioters titled to some relief if the govern- prosecutors, who arc under the jur- head with 12'-inch horns Is that the harp seal that Is found in ths coming out recently before a joint can't be diverted Into useful po- ment's finances will stand it. Andisdiction of the 8tate Administra- of a nanny. Few readers of this have ever or Arctic waters of both the Atlantio legislative committee sitting in litical reform channel*. Such a di- Mr. Butler, presenting his second tor's Law Department, that means Early explorers' often referred to will ever see our subject, the Rib-and Pacific. In most of these ani- Trenton and probing the Bring of version might dean up Jersey poll- budget In the Churchill cabinet, of hundreds of thousands of the mountain goat aa a small white bon Seal. Not only Is the animal mals the herds form at rookeries Nelaon F. Stamler aa Bergen Coun- lea and government for a brief believes they will. needed revenues in this county buffalo and the resemblance la con- relatively rare, but it Is found only In early spring when the young ty gambling Investigator. spell, whleh would be a galh> Immediately the question will be alone. siderable. Like the bison its off the coast of Alaska and about "pups" are born. The mating that shoulders are high, head low, neck For example, Jersey Republican —N. Y. Daily News, raised, "If Britain can cut taxes, However, unless the Driseoli ad- the Aleutian Islands neither of Is responsible for next year's why can't the United States?" ministration and Mr. Troast get short and there Is a beard of long which arc included in the majority young takes place shortly after. State Chairman John J. Dlckerson hairs on the chin. But it Is not a haa told how one Joe Bosso loaned DOLLARS FOB! BUGS There are several differences be- busy and do something to remedy of vacation trips. Even ho-;a deal- Tha females are excellent mothers tbe party $25,000 in 1M0 to help tween the situations in the; twothe most tense situation since the buffalo. ' In fact, it is not a goat. ing with mammals or with such and nurse the young on land for 4 The use of hard cash in cloak- countries. Volstead and Hobart dry acts The neck of a true «oat Is rather specialized subjects as aquatic few weeks before the family takes Alfred E. DrlscoU get elected Gov- long and head held high. Scientists ernor. This Bono was a clothing and-dagger activities la an old prac- One Is that the British budget phancechance*s are that there will be such mammaln do little more than list to the sea. The slxe of the herds Ice: but there waa something nov- a terrific political upset In the tell us it actually is a goat-llkc an- and illustrate ribbon seals. One has of these seals Is much smaller manufacturer, but he was also a already shows a surplus of rev- telope, like the chamois of Asia, pal of aucb flavorsome Jersey char- el (and a little disconcerting) in enue over ordinary expenditure, and state in November as will make to get moat of his information than one finds with the group to General Clark's offer of $50,000 to the rumblings of revolt at the pri- having.no close relatives In Amer- about the animals through implica- which the fur seala belong. acters a* the late Solly and Willie Mr. Butler expects this to rise to The mountain goat Is living proof ica. each Communist pilot In Korea f 100 million next year, while fore- mary merely a faint precursor.— tion and through what one knowt Fur dealers give a numerical rat- Morettl and the atlll-surviving Joe that American sportsmen are good Ths goat stands 3!i feet at the of close relatives. Adonla and Abner (Longy) ZwIU- who would fly a WO to our aide casts ara that, ths budget now be-Monmouth American. sports, saya the National Wildlife ing to indicate the durability of of the line*. The offer could be fore Congress In Washington will shoulder and weighs up to 276 man. Federation. pounds. It mates in the fall and 'is Tho ribbon seal is about five feet furs with otter given as a stand- Dlckerson also he* told hew taken-%s It Is evidently being show a deficit of at least $2 bil- SHORE COUNTIES' POWER Thl* likable "Old Man of the ard of perfection at 100. In this taken In seme circles abroad a* lion, probably more. >rohably monogamous. The kid, long and in general built like Its Solly, Willie and Jo* visited bun Mountain" Is a relatively easy tar- born six months after breeding, al- close relative the harbor seal, hair scale the fur seala'yield pelts rated one night to acream that they had an Indication that the United Secondly, even after the.standard Atlantio county in the primary get for modern high powered rifles at 80 per cent while the hair seala States believe* everything can be last week, gave Troast a plurality so is all white: It Is only 13'i seal or common, seal. It differs paid the DrlacoU Administration rate of income tax In Britain has with telescopic sights, yet there are Inches tall, can stand ten minutes most conspicuously from this better to which the ribbon seals belong bought with dollar*. Aa psychologi- been reduced by 2Si per cent it of 15,332, Cape May 5,593, Ocean nearly as many today as there were are more likely to be rated at ttts.OOO for protection in their gam- 4,316, Monmouth 2,110—a total of after birth, jumps in 30 minutes known animal in its conspicuous bling racket* and weren't getting cal warfare the project'undoubted- still will be 4* per cent, compared in early times.- Modern hunters and at one month is an able clim- markings some of which give the about 25 per cent. Just because a their money's Worth. . . ly has merit; one ean readily eon- with the basic rate of 3S.3 per 27,581 In the four.seashore counties want hard-to-get trophies. Further- animal its common name. The basic coat or wrap may be made of seal celve a certain uneasiness. being while all of the other IT counties ber. skin then does not warrant that It This and other Dlckerson. testi- cent In the United States income more, outdoorsmen and mountain- • Stories of harrowing climbs of color of a ribbon seal is - dark thrown Into the Communist air tax. And the cut In excise taxes, of the state contributed only 24,800 eers have developed a great admir- brown. Unlike any other seals, will become a family heirloom. The mony highlights a picture of state to make up tho 52,450. The shore the mountain goat arc legion. It domestic rabbit has a rating of five government. In Jersey gone aa force, with pilot* keeping watch which probably will mean more to ation for the courage of the white can outdo the cougar and even the however, there arc around the neck, on each other to make aure that englishmen in general, still will would have done far better but forgoat. It never runs from sudden tha rump and each shoulder, con- per cent in this classification and crooked under Republicans as It the revolt against the order of Pros- nimble mountain sheep. Hunters the muskrat 45 per cent. The fur ever was under Democrats. none aeea«es. to freedom and a leave automobiles and electrical danger, but trots off with solemn tell of watching in rapt ndmiration spicuous, usually definitely defined fortune.- The scientific value of a appliances taxed .at 60 per cent. ecutors, acting under the Adminis- dignity. Itsoearlng, white hair and bands of yellow or orange yellow. seals have been harvested more' Which reminds us that a guber- tration's Law Department that an- as a goat, like a human fly on a for the oil that may be extracted natorial election In New Jersey captured MIO would, moreover, be It will he pointed out that the chin whiskers command respect. It skyscraper, works its way across Sometime* these join each other considerable, despite the. fact that gered thousands of volunteer fire- is not pugnacious, but will fight for but usually they are well separ- from their carcasses than for their comes up next November. That British budget still is not in bal- men, first aid (quads, veterans and what appeal's a sheer cliff. The pelts and even this practice Is on* waa recently brought down by ance if capital expenditures, such a mate, and stand its ground to the men held their fire. ated. In the females the bands arc suggests the thought that a- Demo- charity groups by barring game* death when need he to defend it- usually limited to species that con- cratic Governor and his pals—or an escaping pilot In Denmark. Yet, aa loan* to local housing authori- Congratulations, says the Nat- much more obscure than they are 1 by which needed funds arc raised. self or its young. With dagger- gregate In large numbers. even a fiery Independent like Clen- In the public mind of our own andties, ar* included. This is true, but ional Wildlife Federation, to the In the males. Because, of these other countries, this monetary In- so long as the United 8tates bud- In most state elections tho four like horns, it has held ita own markings It would be difficult to denln Ryan, also In the race for against a pack of wolves, hunting portsmanltke hunters who have the Governorship—m 1 g h t do a centive must rataa questions. get haa never been divided into shore counties furnish the margin spared this stout-hearted "Old Manconfuse, n ringed seal, male or fe- When Japanese It written In The Incident Is worth comment- current and capital accounts, and of victory for the Republicans. dogs or even the ferocious gristly male with any other seal likely Chinese characters, it can be read cleaner State House job for a few Check it for yourself. In primary bear. of the Mountains." to be found within Its range. The months than the Republicans are ing on because it suggests a basic since federal capital outlays arc by a Chinese although he doee not difficulty in psychological warfare very much on the decline. It seems contests they are "regular." They Mountain goats are comparatively The IT. S. Coast Guard's light- saddle-backed seal of the North speak Japanese and he would give doing now. the sounder course to achieve a arc surely entitled to more consid- Atlantic may havn conspicuous We feel, too, that Mr. Dlckerson techniques. Many of them require abundant In British Columbia, and house tower at Sandy Hook, N. J., the characters a totally different aeerecy and ahould bo carried out balance of Income and outgo be- eration than-they usually receive their territory extends south into is the oldest original structure still back markings but they arc not to phonetic value from what they had has something when he says Jer- fore arguing for tax cuts. - " from Republican Administrations regularly placed as aro those In sey's legal limit of $50,000 for gu< in a way which either disguises Washington, Idaho, Montana, and in use. It was built In 1784. in Japanese. their source or makes possible an With employment, production, at Trenton. Possibly If they dis- north through the Yukon Into bernatorlal campaign expenditures played more independence, their Is too-low In these times. offlclsl disavowal. A large number and Income at all-time highs, will Alaska. They dwell by choice high gsssl mmm Bass* • STORE OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 ». Mag) ajsamj nmmj rjpmj of unorthodox, meane can be used It be seriously urged that a matter support would be valued more high- above, tlmberllne in a bleak land BB There is also some* news from ly.—Monmouth American. of scant vegetation, cutting winds, Jersey City—via Washington, where to spread confusion In enemy ranks of a year or two In tax reduction and-to Induce individuals to desert is,crucial to America?.After years and the most dramatic scenery in Senator Charles W. Tobey (R. of rationing and belt-tightening, Tears ago a citizen of the Nether- our hemisphere. Even in mid-win- N. H.) Is running a Senate Com- But most of these should be kept In the dark and should certainly Britons reasonably may gain zest lands who could not maintain his ter they are loath to descend aa mere* subcommittee investigation from a shift to "incentive" taxation. section of the dikes, was required other animals do to the valleys of New York Harbor waterfront not b* confused with national po1< ley. It Vaa probably necessary to And Americans may better con- to givo up his farm to one who.wher' e food and shelter are plenti- Unsurpassed Savings! wickednesses. • make public declarations of the template tax cuts after'the budget could. ful. They survive on lichens, mots Last October.. the Army aben- monetary rewards held out to Com- corner has been turned. donted the big Claremont Terminal munist filer*, and favorable results —The Christian Science Monitor. at Jeraey City because ,gangster* may well justify the whole experi- ware making the facility too costly ment. Nevertheless, it is unfortun- DANGER SIGNAL FOR O.O.P. and troublesome to use. At a hear- nate that the dollar sign has had While the reault In the Republi- McKELVEY'S STOREWIDE ing ataged Tuesday by (he Tobey te loom so large and so officially can primary for Governor waa not group, the officer In charge at over military affairs. an upset, It was certainly a danger Claremont before the October re- signal for tha party. ••- —N. Y. Herald tribune, treat-Col. Charles T. Teneh-«ald When a young man can.go out the Army had been afraid to In- on his own against hi*, powerful •1st en fingerprinting all Claremont DOUBLE HONOB party organisation and carry one £ CLEARANCE SALE Terminal worker*. It. feared they of the three largest Republican My favorite Bible vcree ie PSALM 37:3: might strike. " The Mew York County Medical counties—Union—by almost two to Whereupon, Tobey bellowed: "It's Society ha* dona Itself honor aa one snd almost split even in the 'Commit thy way unto the Lord; truat also is Discounts Applitd to Our Fomous Low Pricts. All about time w* found out who's well as honoring an Individual In two biggest Republican counties— him; and he shall brisg it loipaas."' running this country—gangsters nominating Dr. Peter M. Murray Essex and Bergen—and a couple Rtgulor Stock. Nothing Bought for Soles Purpose. and crooked union leaders, or the as president-elect. If elected, and ef smaller ones and pull down the ''""•• " • . e. Army, or the people of the United It la almost certain ho will be, Dr.margin in such a staunch organi- It once had the sane-effect upon me aa a States." Murray will be tbe first Negro to sation eounty as Monmouth to 2,- Every dining room, There Is at '.east no doubt about head an ofBelal medical society. 800, amailng Is the only word for aigii*poat to a bewildered traveler who haa lost who la running considerable parts In 1M», the State Medical Society the feat. his way, and it haa continued to encourage and of New Jersey and the Port of elected him- as the first Negro What makls It more significant reassure me at many crises since. suite, chairs, hundreds New York waterfront. The answer member of tha house of delegates Is that young Senator Forbes gangster's, crooked union leaders, of the American Medleal Society. blasted fore and aft the Driseoli ad- The first time it came to my rescue was whea of lamps, mirror* and and flexible politician*. Dr. Murray is" chairman of the ministration, for scandals snd cor- I was- a young man recently discharged from" obstetrics and gyaecolegy depart- tobies are included in • Further, wa have eome new* ruption that have given the state military service in the first world war. I took a from Princeton—whleh also 1* Inment of the Hartam hospital, It I* a black eye and for "hypocrlny" In this sale. Every item New Jersey. evident that tha County Society refusing by the Governor's veto to job in Akron. Ohio, not because I had indina. A thousand or -so Princeton stu- acted on the basis of achievement allow the people to vote on legalis- tion for that kind of work, but becauae one can't on our floors not Deen dent* pulled a three-hour riot Tues- rather than the accident of race, ing Mngo and closing up harmless day night It started just after an and that la the .way it should be, game* lor charities and churches sit around doing nothing. During pkem* m mail If you will for the paper's shining ' Then in rending the Bible one evening, I came political hero who despite many , acroas this .verse. I resolved to accept its ea> eretsr*. good thing* that he hae done now apparently realties that he la so donation, and by as act of faith to believe that unpopular that he kept out of the God would direct me. 1 prayed that I might do NOW campaign after signs of a futile 4-pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite $277.50 $177.50 gesture for Todd. hiaswill at each opportunity life offered. Through that door I have been led into a life-that to me 4-pc. Bleached Mohogony Bedroom Suite.. 297.50 217.50 It la clear from tha support wttti douMe eresser Forbes received—whleh might eas- haa bee* wonderfully rich and rewarding. ily hive given him the margin of 4-pc. Bleached Mahogany Bedroom Suite.. 367.50 294.50 victory but for the psychological Dr. Paul S. Wright With double eresatr element of belief that no one could , First Presbyterian Church 4-pc. Rock Maple Bedroom Suite. 417.50 114.00 have a chance agalnet the organ Portland, Ore. 4-pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite 477.50 117.50 isatlon that kept thousand* away 4I9.S0 from the polls because of a "what's , 4-pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite 587.50 the use" attitude—that Republican 5-pc. Cherry Bedroom Suite 578.00 411.50 9-pc. Maple Dining Room Suite 308.50 205.00 8-pc. Maple Dinette Suite 325.00 217.50 9-pc. Knotty Pine Dining Room Suite 78350 517.50 New Toys Take Realistic Slant 9-pc. Maple Dining Room Suite 786.00 521.50 Onhnl 10-pc. Cherry Dining Room Suite 897.50 1717.50 •r Danrld Taytor Willet Maple Comer Cabinet 97.50 V 77.5t Morganton Mohogony Server 98.50 , 71.50 Little Mis* Moppet won't be mak- Mahogany Expondawoy Server 97.50 77.50 tag mud plea In the back yard thia Mohogony Buffett 162.50 107.50 year—shell be baking real pies In 1*7.50 the kitchen. • , . ' Mohogony Expandaway Credensa 262,50 If toy esperto are right, she'll not 3-pc. living Room Suite, Tapeatry 297.50 221.50 only be using the oven, but playing Davenport, Green 225.00 150.00 In the living room and boudoir a* Lounge Chair, Red 132.50 99.00 SODtysl well. Lounge Chair, Brown 129.50 97.00 Mere than 40 of the* nation'* lead- Lounge Chair. Rote .: 129.50 97.00 Ing toy speolalists, representing the 92.00 Industry and childhood education Lounge Choir, Rote 122.50 •TVOTV OjRo^r^PsF Institution! in the Toy Outdance Lounge Chair, Red 105.00 71.75 Council, meeting In New Tork re- Lounge Chair, Tapestry 98.50 45.00 l*Ut TOUT PMt III ffcOrflMRlly JMMNN cently, voted to gamble 11,000,000 112.50 AnfUl In order* that they ara right. Wing Choir, Tapestry 169.50 70.00 PR! WMabr •MOM sath u to- looks whs* Wi flayfe* kH re. Thiy are predicting there wilt Wing Chair, Topetrry 106.50 be a'marrleg* between many name najffiftff el a aMmheUL W$ aetloa tea whbUs»7as> w Also oeeotionol chain of all types specially priced from $24.00 MBMWBtt MfMialM ktW little tamjUar eemi, brand horns products and children's attsatfftt to naif to Haythlngi. them. It's fua to von* about sieMesi^aMhor. Tie Seme of the toys voted "outstand- pMtufeeei ing example* of their type" included Sole of America's Most Famous, High Ifcb SH taveMrvidsal a «ut4own i arts* eeftsJMrvidsaa attltudeli stsgals oasMfa wtttv ossufh apeea 9s12 FT. J d real eak* mix and' fretting; a doll •a stop any aofpatl sMtJos. eves aet with real lipstick, eye shadow, GULISTAN MOADLOOM CARPET though unosiotto4 Yen •**-*£• face cream snd an eyebrow pencil; RUG SPICIALS a housekeeping set containing pack- MADE HERE s Here ii a large oieortmam sf as4 SMMI> lift ea anieh ages of rial name brand cleaning IN FREEHOLD settle You Msvet esufsetjrf lot • kl Bit SHIMS te lasMnbsr pets ens' their pjotwe wsith si stole MOBS. If sti and peliihlag products, Several irylet af .Intriguing Involving the UN of to examine them' for safely and dur- without batteries up to five miles the shutter itu eff the bulb In the tlon, then at the right MOOMM "Smekey the bear," favorite of the ability qualities, No toys whleh away. All you need, of course, la attachment at the same time the tnsp tho picture. U. S, Forest Service, who will »ym- did not meet all of the Toy Outd- flva miles of wire, bellte the loth aanlvirury of thi ance Council standards were ap- picture it taken. ' Try to shoot from your soft The safety or toya was an Im- Teddy Bear this yiar, It took a proved, These Include, la addition portant part ol tha experts' delib- McKELVEY of Freehold •hooting with flash, et ecum. own eye level - this keeps things to the two mentioned above, tha eration, A number of toys wire las miny advaatasca—yen CM lel aet of Ceagreis to permit to the proper ponpeettvei II you r In all M0 toys wire selected i.ntllty to contribute in at least one excluded from the Hit because of \ StUmoomt for Guttmm't Ftmm Rugi NosJe in FrrnkoU tike a picture el your ptt hi aay look down en film from your eye from ever 7,000 eubmllted by U4 respect toward, the development of toalo plants, non-dursble construc- 1 •pet In the house, whether It'i nor. level, he's dwarM m tmptrtanoo, major U, S, manufscturers, the child for whom It Is intended, tion, target garni* with! shirp And for Fino Furnltun From Amtrtn't 0«M Jtfeliert •MIH0CO mally well lighted or not It also And move In dote when you shoot All the toy* faced a ncrlcs of The Council experts ° couM not pointed darli, toy* which uied glim 6ULISTAN Mill sgrue, on whether to Include space In Its construction, toys which ui«d caablu you to,snip him at Juit — moit pelt sre relallvely imsll rigid examination*, Commercial 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J. NEAR OUft STOM the moment he does wmithlni snd they should not be lot! In thoauthorities notceted plaything* for toys, which wnr« popular last yeur, explosives of any type, and sn In- yeu'd like to <*4«*-P«hapi the picture. (heir fun value and isles appeal. •nd compromised by Including only rant snft animal toy which had a Store Mours; Monday thru Ssfurdsy 1.00 A, M, lo 5 JO P. N. •/i/w- two new one*! a bulling, light rsy muslcsl «r*.nk extending dangir> way lwio«kiaMi head, the ^a/ke •Woha Van OuUder Thtn the paml of cducalers, head- e4 by Professor Sauna O. thaaby iua and a new apaea telephone that euiiy from' Ma kedy, L tea STOM Of IN FRIDAY UNTIL tiOO f. M. Ml RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 7,1968. •ti selections and book exhibits. The1 Elizabeth Sweeney, Chatham high Students Attend main speaker, Mrs. Janet Lambert, school, vice president; Sidell Rus- J:. Outdoor Graduation for 58 a- New Jersey author of .teen-age kln, Plainfleld high school, corres- RtfJlMk Library Council books, gave the audience hints on ponding secretary; Nancy Sean, bow an author creates the manu- Westfleld high school, recording Smith Furs Red Bank high school's library script for a new bock. secretary, and Harold Heller, Wash- All formi of Set June 11 at Tinton Falls council members, accompanied by Dick Lewis, quizmaster of Sta- ington high school, treasurer. 24 Second Ava., Long Jranch the librarian, Miss Sarah Yuker, tion WJLK, emcee'd the "Battle of Red Bank council members pres- I Sf« • Casualty .'Fir« TINTON FALLS—For the first •i'tcher hotel Wednesday, May 27. attended the New Jersey School the Bookworms," a quiz program ent were Alice Matthias, Dolores FUR STORAGE time, an outdoc* graduation pro- A letter from Supervisor M. Gregg Library Councils association con- participated in by library council Wolcott, Pat Koxachok, Sheila It Certtfted Cold Storage Vault* _• •Ms^^winw QHW IBJBIH I ii^v gram is being planned here. With Hibbs said guests would have the vention Tuesday at Asbury Park members. Judges were Miss Anne Goldberg, Betty Hamerick, Lea 58 eighth-grade seniors on hand, opportunity, to ask such question* Convention hall. Lehlbach, librarian at Newark pub- VanNote, Richard Xing and Peter there's no place in the Tinton Falls as: "Why docs it cost so much to Asbury Park high school and lic school of Fine and Industrial Hahn. ' Pur CMtt Ma* t* Or*r MfcvwiPL school big enough for the com- send children to Red Bank high Point Pleasant high school were Art, and Miss Marion Scott, librar- 2M River Road Bed Bank, W. J. mencement exercises. school?" hosts to the 40 New Jersey schools ian at Westfleld high school. Singapore, one of the world's) PHONE Rt. •«* *>270* George C. Malonc, supervising Decided representatives also present. ' Council officers elected,for 19S3- great ports, was developed from' . ' .BE Mill ' Long Branch 4-5147 • 3645 principal, told tiie school board would go to the meeting of the Both schools contributed to the 19S4 were Lorraine Hanson of Point an unhealthy and sparsely populat- Tuesday night he plan* to make the State District Boards association program with Glee club and band Pleasant high schools president; ed islind. occasion a gala affair, by decorat- at Trenton June 13; the M.C.O.S|S. ing the school playground with dental health meeting in Red Bank bunting, and have a searchlight next Wednesday afternoon; ' the trained upon the speakers' section. State Aid Citizens' day visit'to the The graduation is set for the legislature, Monday, May It, and evening of Thursday, June 11. K the meeting of the Monmouth nature sends rain to thwart the County School Boards' dinner program, the commencement will be Thursday, May 21. held instead in the auditorium of Permitted the school safety pa- the'Rivcr Street school, Red Bank, trol to make an expense-paid Mid Mr. Malonc. (|57.50) trip to Philadelphia later Principal speaker will be the Rev. this month, and provided for fifth Warren J. Hensler, pastor of First grade trips to Freehold and Tren< Reformed church of Freehold. ton May 21. Graduation wasvjust one of many Voted to continue the M.C.O.8.S. THE •rrrit twctMAtucET topics that occupied the attention nursing service on the 1952 basis, of the school board at its May with assurance by the agency that meeting. it hopes to make a daily visitation Boot Still Leaks whenever possible snd will be on Another was what to do about steady call for emergencies. That the still-leaking roof joining the assurance caused the board to re- new and old sections of the Tinton tract an earlier decision to finance Falls building. an increase of nursing service from The roof, 12 years old, is due two to three days a week. for summer replacement. Repeated attempts have been made to put it in a state of temporary repair. And every time, the leaks come back. Pupils Entertain But they'll try again because, as Louii A. Steinmuller said, money Rumson P.T.A. for the replacement job' won't be available until the end of June. RUMSON — Pupils of the Laf- That's when the new budget starts ayette Street school gave a physi- functioning. cal education-program at the meet- Some talk was about the job jan- ing of Rumson Parent-Teacher as- itors are doing in the school. Be- sociation Tuesday at the high school cause the janitors repeatedly have auditorium, directed by William •aid that they can't do all their McCann, Jr. Tumbling, square ether work and keep the big floor dancing and a basketball game be- of the cafeteria clean, too, Mr. tween the fifth and sixth grades Stelnmuller disclosed that he and were featured. Board Member Gordon W. Bartle Participating were Margaret Ann gava that floor a first-class going Dewey, JoAnne Jacobs, Ann Tha- over—just to see how long it took. ler, Nina Noonan, Georgia Beach, The two men did it in one' hour. Laura Landau, Valerie Rubsamn, Mr. Steinmuller said he, too, now Audrey Lee, Trudy Logan, Judy thinks added help may be needed CELEBRATION SALE! Tyler, Carol Despreaux, Ellen Sic- and gave the problem to the jan- 1 kles, Lee Ellen Meade, Julie Dyer, itors committee for study. Others Sally Frost, Penny Kingdon, Judy said parts of the school weren't Hoyt, Sharon Williams, Karen New- SAVI LINT'S cleaned properly. ton, Carol Gerding, Mary DeVlta, 44 OZ. Mr. Bartle said he was shocked, Sandy Joy. Eleanor Cordner, Sandy LITTLE SILVER STORE ONLY by the appearance of the cafeteria Johnson, Barbara Love, Mary Dyer, CAN when the cleaning job began. He Barbara Krause, Susan Wilkinson, TOMATO JUICE 25 said there was a variety of such Linda Willard, Eileen Finegan, Al- things as banana skint and other ice Fredericks, Nancy Galm, Karen waste strewn about. And he urged Kiley, Susan Kingdon, Debby Nor- SAVI Potted and Cut Mr. Malone to reprimand the teach- ton, Carol Rippe, Lynn Roesser, uurs ers for permitting such untidiness. Polly Legg, Sandy Austin, Pam 44 OZ. The principal said ha would do so. Grudln, Holly Heermani, Jeanette Ladisky, Joan Max, Mary Stout, CAN FLOWERS Te Install Tile Pam Shlppee, Diane Sbarlbbl, Car- PINEAPPLE JUICE 25 REMIMHR MOTHIR WITH PLOWtRS ON MOTHM'S Board members Joseph S. Gilbert ol Relnhardt, Vicky Edelmann, and Mrs. Marie Lemon said they Linda Fredericks. Penny Karagias, DAY SUNDAY, MAY 1ITH. i hid purchased too square feet of Betsy Lobleln, Linda Zerr, Robin SAVI MART'S MUAHT asphalt tile for the cafeteria. And, Harvey, Joan Halleran, Martha SUCID ar HALVES after Mr. Gilbert and Clarence Roblnaon, Henry Williams, Henry CAN Moore volunteered to lay the tile Boardman, George Fallon, Alex PEACHES themselves, other men on the board Getty, Reder Lund,. Peter Pausls, 29 decided to join In and get that job Robert Leo, Raymond Smith, Col- don* ever a two-night project in by Dill, John Korsdorfer, Robert ORCHIDS the near future. The women said Figaro, James Leo, Geoffrey Wye* SAVI KAMTAW they'd boost the men's spirits by koff, "Pep" Lincoln, Charles Rice, PANCY making coffee. Jos Vandermartln, Billy Larson and CANS To Mothers Mrs. Lemon reported that In Sally Hoyt. ; 17' PEARS April, when holidays cut down the FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY, At the business meeting the fol- 3 number of meals, 3,730 lunches were •old, 249 given free, and 3,067 lowing were elected: Mrs. Joseph Plattersplel, president; Mrs. Ar- MAY 8th, beginning at 6 bottles of milk sold, 229 given free, SAVI MTS-OSIA which, after purchase of the floor thur Adamson and Miss Esther P. M., while rapply latta tile, left the cafeteria account about Barnes, vice presidents; Mrs. Rob- PACKIO IN OIL' $70 In the red. >rt Rhatlctn, secretary, tad EUlot . . in coopcratioa with Sanford, treasurer. Officer* will be TUNA The board expressed its deep re- installed at the June J meeting. greU over the Apr. 39 death of Leon 4 - 1.00 Red Bank Chuaber of Williams, five years old, who acci- dentally hanged himself on a swing The first lighthouse was the Commerce . rope at Pine Brook. The board Pharos Light, built in Alexandria, used this tragic event as a reason near the mouth of the Nile. Com- for tightening up safeguards for pleted under Ptolemy II, about 200 school children. B. C, It was in active use for BOM Sometimes, Mr. Bartle noted, chil- than 1,400 years. AJAX - FAB ~ 25 dren are sent home for emergency reasons. He wanted to be sure DAVIDSON'S that when they got there an aduH SAVI would know of their arrival and PU4MTAPP take care of them. Henceforth *. school bus drivers are being direct- GUAM STYU ENJOY GOOD MEAT ed to make certain that either a 9* parent or a neighbor takes care 2 of children brought home at odd hours. SAVI Other WRIGHT'S The board also: FANCY Approved the contract of Mist IT5H LEGS SPRING Josephine Newman at $2,900 a year, Ni aaaaMsM r km murmur MSMStas >m ten TOMATOES as a fourth grade teacher, replac 4 *M fofrr ttthiaettthi tthiae me ll lr ing Mrs. Charle* Harrison, who re timi i alkltw'klw'iTi M M signed last month. SAVI Received a number of signed LANfrfrlAKIS teachers' contracts for next year, some of which carried a notation •saws atari, A,^ •VAPOItATID of appreciation from returning teachers about their recent salary MILK 4-49 LOIN VEAL increases. I Said It would attend the third •r rntUT ntntot. annual banquet given by the Red •NsjsnUow, Irr l Sold la Xsd Bank hf lun-IUr. FROZEfl FRESH Garden Fresh FruiU & Vegetable*. Bank school board for its receiving whtlan and Liistti 4rus atomi « district school boards, at the Molly your Homttown aragilst. . 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