SECTION ONE RED BANK REGISTER SECTION ONE

VOLUME LXIV, NO. 45. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942. PAGES 1 TO 14 HisFmtilyWmPdrtOf Ask Re-Survey Of More Complaints 100th Anniversary Of Clamming Areas Sugar Registration Facts Made To Council French Refugee Horde Along Bay Shore Registration for sugar rationing will take place Monday, Tues- About Ball Games Bingham Hall, Rumson day, Wednesday and Thurtday of next week. The boards will sit Middletown Health In the grammar schools. , Police Committee Experiences Of Newsreel Man In . i One person may register for all members of his family, but To Be Observed Sunday At 4 P. M. Board Makes Request ha must bo able to supply the following Information: name, ad- and Fire Officials dress, height, weight, color of eyes, color of hair, age and sex of •War-Torn Countries Related to Health Service each person. He must also know how much sugar his family has to Discuss Problem Service In Presbyterian Church on hand at the time ot registration. This Is Important. Obtain With the recent purchase of the Following Is a letter which How- all this Information before going to the registration place. More complaints regarding ball A service commemorating tho former John M. Johnson property at George Richmond ard W. Roberts, secretary of the - To avoid congestion. It has been suggested that householders playing on the firemen's fair lot at Rumson Council 100th anniversary of Blagbam ball, Monmouth and Naveslnk avenues In board of health of Middletown town- register more or less alphabetically. For Instance, if your last Fair ' Haven have been received by Rumson, and in recognition of the the growing village of Navealnk, Wil- ship, has sent to the United States the police, Councilman Tony Hunt- work of restoration recently com- liam Murray; .who has had many name begins with an A, B, C or D, you should'register Monday., ing, chairman of the police commit- Wins Wings In Public Health service in reference to Those Whose names begin with the letters E to L inclusive should' pleted, will be held Sunday at *,p, thrilling and trying experiences In the clamming situation in Rarltan tee, reported to the mayor and coun- To Seek Injunction m. In the First Presbyterian church ' hia travels through war sones In h|s and Sandy Hook bays, and asking register Tuesday. Persona with names'beginning with M to R cil Monday night. He said a woman of Rumson, organized in 1801. newsreel business, hopes some day for a re-survey: Inclusive are urged to register Wednesday and those from S to Z leaving the grocBry store .next to tho Army Air Corps on Thursday. , Against Pig Sty Rev. William Calvin Colby, pas- to settle with his family In the 80- Surgeon General, lot was hit with a batted Softball, tor of the church,, of which th» yoar-old brick-lined house with hond- Federal Security Agencies, Eegistration boards will sit In the grammar schools from 2 but fortunately she was not hurt modernized century-old building on hawn beams, to which extensive at- Received Commission State Relations Division, , o'clock In the afternoon until 8 o'clock at night.- During the week,-another window Will Reque»rHealth Bingham avenue has been an Im- tentions are being completed. Washington, D. C. was smashed. Mr. Hunting also portant part throughout these many "We are very fond of Naveslnk," Yesterday in Alabama Gentlemen: . called attention to the danger in- Board to Take Steps years, will deltvar ttw anniversary said Mr. Murray, 'fend for this rea- volved when boys run out on River At a meeting of the state Board address, son bought the hoilsa, -which Is the as Second Lieutenant of health of the State of New Jer- road to get the ball. A meeting of to Remedy Situation first property Mm. Murray and my- the police committee and officials of By the wise decision of tho church sey, held on April 14, 1942, a resolu- trustees, the' ancient hall was ex- self have ever owned." tion was passed by the State Depart- the fire company, Mr. Hunting stated, Pigs may be pigs, but In Rumson Aviation Cadet Georgo Mount Rich, would be held to discuss the prob- tensively Improved under the direc- Since, their marriage In France In ment of Health, closing certain Activity Upward In they're a nuisance, ahd the mayor tion of the pastor and the active 1633,,Mr. and Mrs. Murray have lived mond, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry waters' In Sandy Hook and Earitan lem. Richmond of 34 Day streot, Clifton, and council of that municipality supervision of Elmer Pearsall, Rum- In many different countries. Their Bays from the taking of shellfish, Permission was granted to the La- have decided to do something about son contractor, who is an elder of first year was spent In Spain, after and the following Is a copy from the dles' auxiliary of the American Le- It. At tho council meeting lost the church and chairman ot the which thoy returned to the United minutes of the Board prior to the Real Estate Market gion post of Red Bank to sell pop- passage of the resolution, viz: Thursday night the officials adopted building committee. A detailed r*-: States, only to leave a month later ples In the.borough Saturday, May a resolution requesting the board of port of the modernization work and for South America. They resided for It was reported that early in 1941, 23. ' the New York State Conservation health to seek an injunction restrain- a historical sketch appeared In th» six months at Buenos Aires' In the Payment of a $5,000 bond, with March 19th Issu* of tha Bed Bank' Argentine, and then moved to Rio Department requested the United ing John W. Ivina from maintain- States Public Health Service to un- Red Bank, Fair Haven, Little Silver, $450 Interest, due May 1, to the Sec- ing a piggery on his property an Register. • ' de Janeiro, Braill. It was there that dertake a survey of certain waters ond National bank and Trust com- their first child, a eon, was born. In pany, Red Bank, was authorized. the south side of Rumson road, near The service will ba opened -with In Rarltan bay. The Public Health Hanca road. 1 view of the fact that his mother was Service, requested the State Depart- Oceanport Homes Have New Owners Councilman Edgar V. Denlse, chair- an organ prelude, "Adagio," from French, ho has the right of deciding ment of Health of New Jersey and man of the finance committee, in- Mayor James C. Auchlncloss termed the Moonlight Sonata, by Charles. the situation as "most outrageous" Gotschalk, followed by the alnglngr: when reaching the age of 21 whether tho Health Department of thB City The buying activity on the part Dutch colonial house owned by Wal- formed the council that this bond ii 1 he wlshei to take up United States, of New fork to co-operate. This in- of out-of-town purchasers through- dron M. Bishop, situated on the sue, originally $50,000, has been re- and added that the "smell, noise and of the doxology, "Praise Cod From Bmlllan or French nationality. vestigation was conducted jointly out the Red Bank area continues at banks of the river at Oceanport. Be- duced 'to $10,000. general annoyance" caused by the Whom All Blessings' Flow." The' Returning to this country In 1935, under the supervialon of the United an increasingly rapid pace, accord- sides the residence the sale In- pig sty is such that a number of pastor will giv» the invocation, and' Staten Public Health Servloe during ead the congregation In the Lord's: the family lived for several months Ing to the Ray VanHom agency, cludes a plot with large dak trees, a residents may be compelled to move In New York city and tha following April, May and June of 1941, The out of the borough unless the con-Prayer. The choir and congrega- Surgeon General's report was pro Fair Haven realtors. With the sus- private dock, boathouse, shop and year took up their residence In garage, Mr. Johnson is now having Realtors Protest dition is remedied. tion will join in singing the Gloria, mulgated December 26, 1941, pension of building, existing con- The request of Louis M. Hague, after which the minister and as- Paris, France. For the next-four As a, result of this investigation an air conditioning plant Installed years while his family remained In struction and older properties are chairman of the defense council for semblage will repeat tha Apostle's) the Surgeon General suggested that now in greater demand, with the In the house and he expects to oc- Withdrawal Of Creed. Paris, Mr. Murray personally spent cupy the house early In June. an additional $2,500 to meet expenses portions of Rarltan! bay be con- newor homes or the properties -which most of the time traveling about demned for the taking of shellfish Another sale Is a home which was for defense equipment, was roferred All Hall the Power of Jesus', Europe working for a nowsreel com- and appended a map to the report, have been kept in good condition built about a year ago by MUs Anna Boat Service to the finance committee, Frank C. Name," a coronation hymn, will b« • pany In getting news films for the showing the lines on which condem- most sought after. V. W. Schenck, located on North Slckels, wrote a letter expressing ap- sung, and followed by responsive, United States. He -was stationed In nation should be adopted by this Recent sales consummated by the Sunrrycrest drive. Little Silver, which preciation for use of the borough reading,'"Now faith is the substance)'' Czechoslovakia during tho confer- Board. A public hearing was given Ray VanHorn agency are the brick has been bought by Lieut, and Mrs. Central Railroad of ambulance recently which removed of things hoped for, the evidence of, ence In Munich.,and was In Poland to Interested citizens at Middletown, and frame one-story house of five him to the hospital. ' things not seen. For by lt the tU- during the trouble In panzlg. At the N. J.. on March 19, 1942.! at which Howard Henson of Lubbock, Texas. rooms located at 33 Bast Bergen Lieut. Henson is connected with the New Jersey Urged to Councilman Robert G. Haley, chair- de'ra obtained a good report __* '' outbreak of the war, however, he LT. GEORGE M. RICHMOND nine representatives of the Depart- Miss Irene Robinson and Mill ment were present. place, near Branch avenue, owned U. S. Army at Fort Monmouth. The man of the flre3 committee, com- was home In Paris, but left a short Reconsider Decision mended Police Lt. William Zerr for June Anderson Will render the vo- time later for Holland, where he and, a grandson of Captain Alvln B. .Efforts of the Daymen and their by the Allied Building Credits, inc., house has five rooms all on tl representatives to secure a further which has been purchased by Mr. prompt response last week when Mr. cal duot, "A Pilgrim's Journey," ar* lived until after the German Inva- Mount of Atlantic Highlands, re- first floor, a tiled bath, modern kl ranged from "Londonderry Air." Af> ceived his commission yesterday In delay in this matter wera terminated and Mrs. John Reeve of Freehold. Chen, open fireplace, Insulation, au- A letter of protest against the Ilsley had reason to summon art of- sion. with the receipt of the following ficer, J ter the singing of another appro- the Army Air corps as second lieu- Mr. Reeve is an Instructor in the tomatic heat and an attached gar- withdrawal of the Sandy Hook boat priate hymn, the pastor will deliver" In the meantime, Mrs. Murray took tenant in a ceremony at Maxwell night letter: school at Fort Monmouth. Tho age. The plot la 73x110 feet service between New York and At- Council approved the request of up residence in the country outside Wash. D. C, Apr. 13, 1642. the Ladies' auxiliary of Shrewsbury the address, at the close of whloh field, Alabama, , house, which was constructed about The Ray VanHorn agency has lantic Highlands was written . and the young ladles' choir will sing the of Paris. Because of his anti-Nazi Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey, a year ago,' Is modern throughout, dispatched this week to the general post, American>Leglon, of. Red Bonk activities, the Gestapo refused to let Lt. Richmond and his parents, also sold for tho Hagerman Lum- anthem, "O Be Joyful in the Lord." State Director of Health, ; features Including copper plUmbing, passenger agent of the Central Rail- to conduct a.poppy day sale May 23. 1 him loavo Holland. It was long after former' residents of the bayahore Trenton, New Jersey. ber company a stucco house, garage The' following dedicatory prayer borough',- opentjart of' tho -week-end tiled, Jjath,_ circulating hot water and plot 50x150 feet located on Jack- road of New Jersey by Oliver H, Arthur T. West had his applica- 'Franl?e~"Kad~filleir~durlng August,, Hotel today failure of state tr Brown," 2d, of "Spring Lak0~by. the tion- lor--membership—in. Oceanic will be repeated:; . 193», that he was able, with the aid with' Mrs. Qraoo Mount Richmond's act on Rarltan .bay recommendations beat and attached garage. The plot son street, Fair Haven, to Mr. and father on Mount avenue. The flyer will cause withdrawal public health is about 10,000 square feet In area. Mrs. Lawrence Sanders ot ABbury authority of the board of governors, Hook' and Ladder company approved "O God, most merciful and gra- of a German newspaperman, to get of the Monmouth County Board of and the exemption papers of Victor cious, we beseech Thee to accept - home to his family. 'motored home from Alabama with service endorsement shellfish sani- Mr. and Mrs. Reeve expect to occu- Park. Mr. Sanders Is a New York twirof his pals, while on a six-day tation measures. Signified to Sena- py their new home early in May. commuter.- After painting the ex- Realtors, of which he Is president. Emery of the same company were this" offerlng' of Thy people; to re- One) June 5, 1939, just six days be- granted. Raymond R. Pullen's ap- member in Thy love .UhJh fore the Invading German army leave after' completing' th'ejf'"eight tor Harbour on April 7 our wlljlng- Another sale by the same broker terior and modernizing, Mr. and The letter follows: months' training, ;.. - '•''.. ness to hear complainants, but.no was the -purchase by Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Sanders will makA the house ""At 1KB diodirecTlonn of*IhIhee boboara d oof plication for renewal of his seasonal brought it, and those for whom they; reached the seotlon, where. Mrs. Mur- such meeting arranged by them to The 'young lieutenant Is a grad- Eric Johnson of Elizabeth' of the their permanent home. governors of tthh e Monmouth CCounty retail consumption liquor . license have brought lt; and so to follow lt ray arid" her' first-born "ton*- were re- date. Board of Realtors, I write you to was approved. with thy. blessing, that it may pro- siding, a second boy arrived. With uate of. Atlantic Highlands high , (Signed) J. K. Hosklns protest against the withdrawal of the mote peace, and good will among her two young sons and a nurse, Mrs. school and Rutgers. university, New Theodore D. Parsons, borough at- • In view of the. position token by Sandy Hook boat service between torney, In a written opinion, advised men, and advance the Kingdom of Murray joined the army of French Brunswick, and . had completed'. a the Onltod States Public Health Ser- New York and Atlantic Highlands. our Lord Jesus Christ." refugees that suffered the machine year at the University ot Virginia vice, motion -was made, aecondod and This service has been curtailed for council that state statutes provide gunning and bombing of the Luft- Law school when he. received his carried that the following resolution Eatontown Plans For the past two seasons and many com- that all persons owning property In The above brief prayer of dedlcex waffe. Soon after finding a place to appointment as aviation cadet. be adopted, Mrs. Bockafeller, Messrs. plaints wore received by the-mem- & sewer district, whether developed tlon was found among other cher- bers of this hoard as a result. or undeveloped, are required to pay ished papers in Bingham hall dur- stay near Bordeaux, they were over- Bishop, Blalsdell, Collier, Danlejs, Tho transportation by rail along taken again by the Germans. A Fowler, Guthrle, Lee and Smilllo vot- assessments for sewer Improvements. ing its reconstruction and reotora« ing In the afflrmativo: Better Alarm System the lines of the New York and Long I Upon the suggeation of Councilman Won. The prayer was in the hand- month, later, however, Mrs. Murray Branch railroad has been criticized, was able to return to her. country Bomb Found In In the above mentioned report, Francis Nary, copies of the opinion writing of the late Rev. Samuel Wj which is ontltled '.'a report on the as you well know, for several years Knipe, pastor in "Oceanic" from home near Paris, where Mr. Murray past, and to continue to curtail serv- will be sent to three property own- joined his family. public health aspects of clamming In ice between New-York- city—and-tho ers who have expressed objection 1883 to 1907. ' William Smith's Rarltan bay," in the recommenda- Setting Up Casualty Stations— Now Jersey coast, we believe, will To the^evIeB In^rTe~nw-«ewer.-diB. —Af ter-ar-hymnrthe-apoitollo- bant* - In February of last year-Mr. Mur- tions on page 96 of tho report, lt ray was able' to return with his wife work a hardship upon the many trlct' ' *. diction and a moment of personal recites as follows: property owners, hotels and other The request of Fair Haven -bor- prayer, the service will be conclud- and two sons to this country and Highlands Home Tho recommendations are based Additional Observers Being Sought business houses, if this should con- soon thereafter took up residence In upon meager data and the recom- ough that this municipality share In ed with Handel's "Halleluiah Chor- -f tinue. tho cost of Installation of a storm us," played as th* postlud* by tht Naveslnk, mended limiting standard should be We believe that the service, rather more accurately evaluated by exten- An improved air raid alarm sys- sewer In Buena Vista avenue, the church organist. "But my travels are not over," said Officer Called to tem, need of volunteer observers for than being curtailed, should be ma- Mr. Murray yesterday, "for soon I sive studies at the earliest oppor- Junior D.A.R. terially increased, especially due to dividing line between the two' bor- An attractive eight-page program am to leave for Brazil to oarry on Remove Unused Shell tunity, The data presented are, how- service after midnight on tho tower the -shortage of rubber and the oughs, was referred to the road has been prepared for this signifi- again my 'activities In the newsreel ever, believed to bo the best avail- atop of borough hall and a planned threatened gasoline rationing pro- committee. cant occasion. On the front page able at tho present time. sot-up of casualty stations were the gram. The public, in order to reach Mayor Auchincloss pointed out is a picture of Bingham Hall as it business." to Fort Hancock Party Wednesday chief matters discussed at a meet- The Naveslnk resident expressed At a meeting of the Board ot tho popular North Jersey coast re- that under an agreement entered (ookcd a century ago. Inside pages Health of the Township of Middle- ing Monday night of the Eatontown sorts, must depend upon either bus into in July, 1928, when W. Warren contain the order of service and on the hope that his going to Brazil will town, hold on April 23, 1942, It was defense council. or railroad service, and we sincerely not bring the war there, as has been "I had "a rendezvous with death," Proceeds to Be Given Barbour was mayor, both boroughs the back page are listed the mem- said Police Officer and Fire Chief voted that in view of the- above, a Spencer Patterson, chairman, pre- trust that your company will recon- the case In every country In which request be made of the United States sider their decision In this matter, would share the cost of improve- bers of the session, of which Rev. Howard Monahan of Highlands, as to Berry Fund sided and Benjamin VanKeuren, ments and that Fair Haven would William Calvin Colby is moderator) he has been living In the last few Public Health Servico and the State chairman of tho rationing board, and in addition to restoring the boat years. _ he told a Register representative of Department of Health of the State service, that you will be In a position take care of Ridge road. The may-together with the board of trustees, a call rocelved Saturday from Wil- acted as secretary In the absence of to give us more ,and better rail serv- organist and choirmaster, Charles of New Jersey to make application The junior group of Monmouth Edward H. Emmons. or said that Ridge road was subse- liam Smith of Valley street to come for a new survey of the waters of ice, especially during the period quently taken over by the county. Gotschalk, and the custodian of Tri-Boro Unit To to his house, and of finding in a Rarltan and Sandy Hook Bays. chapter, Daughters American Bov- Leslie D. Seely, commander of de- wherein tires and gasoline are being property McQlrr, olutlon, -will give their annual des- fense activities in that borough, and rationed. Any improvement to Buena Vista clothes closet an unusued 25-pound This Is also requested upon the avenue, he said, would be entirely aerial bomb. aert-bridgo for the Martha Berry his staff, George TV. Winning, second The members of tha cession ar« Hold U. S. O. Benelt strength of tho evidence brought out beneficial to Fair Haven, but that Charles DIxon, John B. Dixon, El- The officer recalled that tho house, at the hearing of the township com- school at the "Y" house on River- commander, and Spencer Patterson, mittee held on March 19, 1942, at side avenue Wednesday afternoon of third commander, together with the May Breakfast To Rumson had little to gain. mer Pearsall, William E. Sagurton, Enllstod mon of Fort Monmouth recently bought by Mr. Smith, wai "However," ho said, "I think that Jr., Fred O. Schulthels, Ernest A, and Fort Hancock will bo guests at onco occupied by the lato "Doc1 which It was agreed by practically next week. Proceeds will be placed nro and police chiefs, wore appointed all those present that tho physical committee to mako recommenda- Be Held Saturday we should be neighborly about it Turner, William H. Ward and Charles a card party to bo given tomorrow Cook, who waa a retired TJ. 8. army In the school's scholarship fund. 1 A. Wolbach. The trustees include conditions In New Jersey along the Mrs. Norman Stofflett of the Junior tions at tho next meeting', May 15, in The Woman's League of the Bap-and look into the situation further. night at Holy Rosary hall, Rumson, sergeant and his wife, who is also shoreB of Rarltan and Sandy Hook Councilman, George Dwlght, chair- the minister and William Macin- by the Tri-Boro U. iS. O. hospitality deceased. He concluded that the group and Mrs. Ernest M. Swinglo regard to securing satisfactory si- tist church will serve their annual bays have Improved materially since rens to replace the present inade- man, of the street committee, said tosh, Raymond Maine, William E. group. Prizes will bo awarded to explosive shell had been the propor- 1935, when a survey of tho bays had of the Benlor group are chairmen. May breakfast at the church Satur- Sagurton, Jr., Benjamin Sutherland One of tho features of the party will quate one and tho installation of tel- day morning from 6 a. m. to 9 a. m. that an inspection by him revealed those with high score, and there will ty of tho sergennt. been made, and lt was also stated that at least one of the drolnB was and Ernest A. Turner. be many special awards. that the conditions concerning Rar- be a bake-tablo, conducted by mini- ephones at stratoglc points for use This event in ono of tho largest held Handling the bomb with care, Of- n an air'raid emergency alarm. blocked up by Allen Brothers, •' de- The use of the hall has been ficer Monahan took it In the borough ltan river and a great many more b6rs of tho senior group. by any of the church organizations, possible soilrces o( pollution had The need of tower observers, espe- and to date many tickets have been velopers of River Oaks,' which is on granted through the courtesy of Rev, police car to the IntoUigence officer, Committee members Include Mrs. the south or Fair Haven side. He Patrick dune. Tickets may be ob- been removed slnco 1035 and that Frank Kuhl and Mrs. Jacob B. Ruo,cially for tho early morning hours of sold. Board To Make who later turned It over to the ord- under ordinary circumstances It was 2 to i and also 6 to 8, was stressed said that the borough's share of the tained from Mrs. William Lufburrow nance department at Fort Hancock Jr., tables and chairs; Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Helen Yost Is general chair- estimated 53,000 lt would take for considered tha£ thore was less cause Haviland, special awards; Mrs. at tho meeting. While a largo num- mon, and announced that a "typical and. Mrs. Qulgloy. Others assisting for examination. for pollution of tho above hays in ber of volunteers, both mon and the installation could better be ap- Choice Of School are Mrs. Lyall Enstlco and Mrs. Ed- Mr. Smith and his family wcro the year 1941 than there was In 1935. Swingle, tickets and Miss Frances American breakfast menu" has been plied to borough streets. womon, from Eatontown and nolgh- planned. Tickets may be secured The question of where to sond the) win Champlin, prizes; Mrs. George reported to be breathing much eas- Upon the strength of the state- Sherwood, publicity. bDring boroughs and communities Councilman Dwlght, reported that Hoffmlre, Mrs. Georgo Mlchaclson ier following tho removal of the ments made In the report above men- from any member or Mlag Alma P. graduates of Little Silver grammar have signed up for duty, It has been $69 - was realized from the sale of school will he decided by the board nnd Mrs. William Young, cards, tal- bomb from their home. tioned, and upon tho strength ot found that most of them have jobs Thompson, Others assisting include scrap Iron collected. lies and tables; Mrs. Joseph Clancy, these last conditions, lt Is considered Mrs. Charles Hnmmoll In charge of of education of that borough Thurs- by the Middletown Township Board Walter Turnier to take care of, and there nro not Councilman Nary reported that day night, May 7, In the schoolhoust. Mrs. Frank Sickles and Mm. Ralph enough men loft to fill in several of the dining room, and Mrs. Homer C. "Clean-up" week will bo observed ot Health that lt is not unreasonable Mcthot, decorations. It has boon announced that the Longatroet, refreshments, and Mrs. Party To Benefit tho most important night hours. hero the week of May 4, and urged board will consider nnd toko definite Frank J, Nnry, publicity. to ask at this time for a new survey. Passes Cadet Test It Is also requested that when such George Winning is chairman. In all persons to co-operate. Tracks action on a proposal to petition the New Health Center a Burvoy is made, that the report not Walter C. Turnlor, son of Mr. and charge of observers and ho and other ANNUAL MEETING. owned by tho borough will make state department of education to par- COMMITTEE PLANS TEA only give the conditions as found at Mrs. William Turnlor of Ocean ave- active dofonso officials aro anxious to dally collections. mlt the Little Silver graduates to Mrs.. Van B. Walker, Mrs. Frcd- nuo, Soa Bright, has passed tho ilnnl The annual dlnnor and election of orlok J. Noble and Mrn. Carroll M. the time of making tho report, but have the Eatontown observation Tho ordinance requiring resldonts attend Rumson high school in place Members of the Red Bank Recre- that if there is pollution shown In test for an air cadet and is awaiting towor manned 24 hours every day In oflicera of tho Monmouth County to obtain permission of the fire chtef of attending Red Bank high school. Barclay are chairmen of the annual th waters of Sandy Hook and Rar-his induction call. He will bo sont to chapter, Red CroBS, will bo hold ation committee who sponsor tho benefit brldgo party to bo given Wed- B tho week. Efforts are also bolng before burning' off grass was not This matter was before the board playground at the Rod Bank Junior ltan bays, that the Investigation en- Maxwell Hold, near Montgomery, mrfdo to bring nbout a satisfactory Tuosdny, May 19, at tho Berkcley- nesday of next week by the Holmdel, deavor to ascertain the source and Cartcrct hotol, Asbury Park. Miss presented for public hearing. It will before, but no definite action ml high school grounds will be hos- Alabama. tlo-ln with tho Long Branch and Lln- bo revised and will bo rclntroduced takon. As numerous arguments] pro Atlantic and Rarltan township aux- oauscs of this pollution, together Ho was employod In tho engineer- croft lookout stations. Lucy Tompklns, exocutlve secretary, tesses at a tea at the "Y" house on iliary of tho Monmouth County Or- with recommendations as Jo what at a special meeting of tho council and con have been heard around the Riverside avonuo at 3:30. o'clock to- tag department at Fort Hancock. announced yesterday that more than ganisation for Social Service at Lln- should bo done to romovo the pol- Tho first aid chairmon reported tho 300 men and women, who have volun- tonight. borodgh lt Is expicted that both morrow afternoon. Mra. Konnoth R, lution In Rarltan and Sandy Hook setting up of a casualty station In Ides will marshal their forces an! Smith, Mr«. Irving T, Lovett, 'Mrs. croft Inn, Proceeds will bo UBod to teered their services during the past repair tho health conter at Holm- bays. Clcnn as a Whistle— St. Dorothea's church and itwo sub- year, are expected to attend. B. A. voice their opinions at th* metttnf. Arthur H. Horshon and Mrs. Hor- The members of tho Board of that's tho way your house will look itatlons, ono at the health conter on Patrolmen's Group At the fom« mooting the botrd niann Ascndorf will be hostoBses. del, which Is being romodclod. when wo apply Olso Vltramlc Asbes- Selple, a chapter vice chairman In Health of tho Township of Middle- South street, and tho other to bo se- charge of administration; Is also as- will receive blda for 100 torn Ot coaj. Committee members lncludo Mrs, town bollove that the closing of tho tos Siding, wlion wo Bhlnglo over lected later. Buys Victory Bonds your prcnont worn-out siding your sisting with arrangements. Allison Stern, Mrs. Morton A, Now- waters of Rarltan and Sandy Hook Announcoment was also made that A Stitch In Time. hall, Mrs, V, A. Johnston, Mrj. J. I. house will bo draft proof, woatlior- The RumBon Patrolmon's B«novo- Publlo Notioe. This old adage applies to old roofs to&ya is not the answor to the mat- those residents who did not rocolvo Clean-up weok for the Borough of Holmes, Mis. William B. Harding, tor, and that tho shellfish industry In proof and flroproof. Phono or write 1 lent association dug Into Its treasury os woll as old clothos. By re-rooflng for a froo cntlmato now whllo prices an allotmont of sand which was din- Brlnr Vour Rollers.' last week to help Undo Sam lick Rumson, will start on Monday, May In time you may save the coat of re- Mra. William Pitcher, Mrs, Marshall theso waters Is of sufficient import- ' Now Holland Bhades put on whllo 4, 1043 and continue for one w«ttct ance to require whatever action nec- nro still low nnd materials are avail- tribute* throughout tho borough last Hltlor and tho Japs. Tho association decorating and other repairs. Now Q«or, Mrs. William Hardy, Miss able. No payment required until Friday by truck undor direction of you wait. Side hemmed shades B0 All cltliens are requested to co-op«r- )• the tlmo to order a now roof. Mario IJooy and Miss Laura Hard- essary to he takon to stop whatever conts on your rollers; new 32-Inch hv at a meeting In the Rumson borough ate to the end that all rubbish, trash pollution tbero may bo, Juno or July then 18 months to pay tho rond superlntondont, can obtain 5-foot shades 30 cents each. Dark hall voted to buy $000 worth of Vic Prices aro sure to advance when tha Ing. , tho bnlanco. Olson Co., Atlantic It by calling at tho borough hall. and refuse matter may be.dlapoaad busy season starts. Phone or write I am very truly vours Highlands, phono 540 or Asbury Park groon shades 3' feet wide by 0 foot tory bands. of. The streot department and dM now'for a free Inspection or esti- "Vlgoro 5 Cents 1'ouncl. Hownrd W. Roberts, phone 705.—Advortlsomont. tanir. 49 conts. National 5 Sc 10. Plans for tho association's annual partment of sanitation have «M mate. Olson Co., phone Atlantic Yankee Lawn Seed 10 cants lb; Seorotary of tho Board of Anyono doslrlng to buy a homo or Frown's.—Advertisement. summer dance wore also discussed. ranged to cover the borough with) Highlands tUO or Asbury Park 700, vogetablo garden seeds 8 cents pltfr; Health of the Township of "For Mother's !>»>" mnko repairs can obtain a mortgnxo trucks and will dispose of alt rub' —Advertisement, Goodyear gardon hose 20 ft, (2,50. We Middletown. choose the curd that «ays the very nt a reduced rato of Interest. No Attention, Property Oirnen! tWi, Old Gold, Diamonds. blsh, tresh and return matter placid deliver. National B * 10. Frown's. thing you want to say to your moth- premiums, Can bo paltl on monthly First mortgage money, from (1,000 Excellent watch and Jewelry re- at the curb desired to be tfthett Blackout Window Bhndcn, —Advertisement. Money on hand to loan on first er—from our complote "Hnllmiu-k" Installments over a porlod of yonrs to $3,000; enn bo repaid monthly and paiilrlngr . Nat's Credit Jowelers, i ' complete with hold-down brackets mortgage to snypne wishing to buy card display. Costumo Jowolry and to milt owner. In amounts 51,000 to mailo for a porlod of years. No Whhltl o street, Rod Bank. Phono 210 Albert A, U«rr, Jr., ..and eldp OIIM, CO cents cabh; wldo or repair & home. Interest rates and <4,000. ' Proporty located within a promlums nnd at a reduced rate ot . Borough CltrKt : Ifitls Cleaned. gifts of all kinds. Fox's 01ft Shop, —Advortlsomont. 4-_ W-lnoh'sn'tdci ll. Got yours now. " "Straw,- Panama nnd foirimts- ex- torm»-to »ult borrower,. -Wrlto-If iiv.. iiMlhMJ flll ll of Rod Dank. Writo intnrost. Auywhcro in Monmouth National 5 A 10. Prown'o.—Advcr- pertly cleanod and blocked. Leon's, terostod to M. F., box till', Jtod'Bank.' vortlflompnt. MggMcnyi b*lI'''lBk; IMdrtty.-WilHrMortKAmi .Money,-bo|t tlsomont. phono Rod Bank 2800.—Advortlse- —Advortliemtnt/ —Advortlsomont. 511, Red Bank,—Advertisement. to suit your burnor; best grades And mont. ' To Whom It May Concern. prices. Unexcollod sorvlce. Fred 11. noon to 10'p. m. Also » to ««t« • • Baciuilorit Packard Bales and Sorvlcn Mary Hansor )ina left my hod anil Now Wlllowlirook Iti»tuurnnt, TJotloo. Wlkoff Co., nod Hank, phone 652,-- menu. Phone Red Dunk. &Vl$s~A&*> -I ' A apoolal laundry service designed runt OH. Will be continued by the P. W. Hlior- board and I wn not responsible for irnnuK Fnlr Jlnvon tuvern, River Dr. Btraughn has returned from Ailvertlsement. v«rtl*«mant ''« for you. Bocks darned, buttons re- Special cash plan; convenient nnd inan Motor Co., 1401 Main streot, An- debts contracted by her. loud, Fair Haven, Full courso din his vacation nnd will be-at his Red Regular dinner* dally from if ^ placed and mending wherever neccs- economical; 7.1 cents per Rnllon, bury Park, Cars will bo' callod for John Haaser. Horn chilly, Dnhco iminia by Bill Bnnk ofllce dally, except Sunday, 0 Your Runs «»ry. Phono Red Dank 3B0O, Leon's Hnnco A Dnvla, phone Ited Bank 103. nnd ilellvored, Phone Aabury Park April S4, 1043. . (londn'ii (irehentra ICildny nnd Satur- to 11 a, m. and 2 to i p. m.—Adver will last longer If nlenned regularly, Iloya ran maba extra txtcktj ivory LaunUry.-^Aa'virUsemint. —•AuvotUsement 1600.—AdvartlgouenU , —Advarttaomont, day, BvenlBfij,—Advertisement,- tlaeniont. Iriou'i, phone. 2800,—Advortlsemont, W-. Page TwS comfort kit* for soldier* •"<* MJ1°I*I Summit Man Buys Rumson Students Bundles For America khaki colored ones for the former MONEY LOANED Tha pupils of the T-A grade at tha and blue- ones for the IatUr, on Jewelry/ SUrar,, Modoal InitrttmcnU, OanMitUh Junior U.S.O. Hostesses Sea Bright House Leonardo publlo school,. under the Through th« courtesy of Mm. Ab. • Binoculars, etc " . Rehearsing For direction of Miss Ethel- Robinson, ram Krldel of Red Bank, who ha* Ucraaid and bondad by SUt« of N. J. A combined residence and boat- their teacher, have been . devoting secured samples of tha work of WE FAY CASH FOB OU) OOtD AND SttVEB IIOUBQ of Spanish design, located on Music Cavalcade much time lately making up. these school children, tht comfort To Give Musical Show Ocean avenue, Soa Bright, sear the "Bundles FOB America." Their spe- kite are on inhibition In the •window Ship Ahoy club, has been jold cial activity has been making up of The Register office. : Broadway Loan Go> through tlio Bowman & Axelien real WM Broadway- (Op*. J»wb sul»k«c}i'«) Lona Btnncft estate agency to Morris BUdner of "The Mu«ic of the "Nutcrackers Of 1942" To Be Summit, who' has taken occupancy. Mr. BUdner is a former summer res- Americas" to Be ident of Lone Island. OR THf RRICi Of Staged At Local Club May 12 The owner or the property wasi Presented May 8 Frank J. Mayer. The residence was | erected ten years ago. It 1« «o eon- The combined students of tho Rum- Junior hostesses at the local U. S. Btructod that from the Ocean avenue BQn grammar and high school are O. club and enlisted men who visit side there is no evidence that a boat- builly engaged in the rehearsals ot . there have combined their talents for the musical cavalcade, "The Muolo the hostesses' forthcoming musical house Is part of the dwelling. The boat basin is completely covered ot tW Americas,'" to be. presented • show "Nutcrackers of 19«" to bo In the Rumson High school audi- given at the club Tuesday night. with the design and construction conforming with the rest of the torium 'Friday, May 8. In addition May 12. The ahow is being arranged to the muHlcal groups, the language . nnd directed by Mrs. Kuth Lewis, as- house. It has electrically operated pvprhead doors on tho river side. and art studenti are respectively sistant program director at.the club. preparing Spanish language songs The program will Include several From the spot where the boat Is tt moored In. the boathouse it is only a and appropriate scenery to illumln- sWts and a real old-fashioned "melo- ate the spectacle, It Is estimated drt\mmer" written and directed by few steps under cover into the resi- P*tt William Marks entitled '• The dence. more than 100 students will partici- Villian." The choruses are being The boat basin la 16x50 feet, pro- pate in the offering:, given under the coached and directed by Madame viding sufficient room for a boat i!t class co-operative plan. Hermino Hudon, vocal teacher of feet long. Twin hoists, capable of The /acuity committees are head- Elberon and Wow York city. Sgt. lifting 12 tons, are part of tho equip- ed by Mrs. Edna Johnson, Mrs. Jack Olrrard's orchestra from Fort ment. Clinton Heyer and Rudolph Wln- Monmouth will furnish the music, i On the ground floor are a ser- throp, in charge of music; Louis Thp first half of tho program will | vant's room, lavatory, shower, two- Neablt, language groups; Miss Char- consist of eongs, skita and danens. j car garage, boiler room and salt lotte Lockwood, scenery, and Wil- , Members of the cast ot "Tho Villain" water pump with electric heating liam Pazlcky,. publicity. In addition, 1 are Peggy Kankla as Little Nell, device. respective grade teachers In the Jane Hondrlckson as Ma, Pvt. Undo *fa Living quarters on the second floor grammar school will aid in,the pro- as Pa, Pvt. Clayton Spence as son, comprise four rooms, living room duction. Pvt Pat Miller as Handsome Harry with Spanish open fireplace and two The committee under Mrs. Edna and P^rt. Marks as the villain, baths. _ Johnson has collected the following Tho second portion of the pro- program notes to fully introduce and gram has been entitle! "Friends of HERMJNE HUDON familiarize music lovers with the Democracy," and a tableau has Award Contract project. been arranged around that theme. 'latin America la full of lovely BROAD & MONMOUTH STS. PHONE UU RED BANK Mies- Ruth Clayton will sing "Chin- melodies and lively rhythms.- There ese Lullaby," Jackie ' Hulsebos and Red Cross. N«eedsr For Road Job At are song3 and dances from the tro- Liggett's 400 Drag Stores join with 10,000 other Rewdl agents Id THURS. FRI. ft SAT. ONLY June'Krauss will do a Hawaiian pic iBlands of the Caribbean, from bringing you this great semi-annual event. You can depend on dance, Audrey Flock will sine "Ay, the icy majestic Andes, from the Ay,. Ay," with Corene Howell. as vio- Blood Donors Little Silver Liggett's—if we say an item sells for 90c, 75c or 1.2S every REMEMBER: You must return an lonely Pampai the torrid basin of lin accompanist, and a gypsy dance the mighty Amazon and from the day — you can be sure that it Mils for exactly tbtt. You really empty tube for each tube of tooth will he given by Jane Hendrickson Monroe Avenue to Be gay coastal cities. Eaoh one brings do get 2 items for the price of 1 plus 1C to represent Bouth America. Mobile Unit to Be with it something of the life which paste or shaving cream you purchase "My Sister and I", will bo sung by Here Monday, May 18 Improved—Rabbits la led In the place from which It Peggy Frost, .representing Holland's comes, something: of the ,peoplo and part in the program and "There'll Registrations. of blood donors for Damaging Gardens their lands. What more beautiful Always Be.An England" will be sung the visit of the mobile unit of the way to learn about the fascinating by Mies Marian McCue. Dancers in American Red Cross Blood Donor Fred McDowell of Neptune was life of Latin America than through this,part of the program will be music. Helen Bennett, Peggy. Wymbs, Joyce service to Red Bank Monday, May awarded a contract to resurface Allaire and Mary Giambrone. 18, are being taken on the telephone Monroe avenue in Little Silver by the "Until recently, the average North at tho chapter headquarters, 'Red mayor and council Tuesday night. American's acquaintance with Latin The people of Free Prance will bo Bank 412, or donors may come to tha His bid was $998.16. Other bids were American music was limited to a represented by Mlas Doris Hurst, headquarters, 107 Monmouth street, A. P. Thompson, Red Bank, Jl.017.13, few Mexican songs of the purely who will sing "The Last Time I Saw between the hours of 9 a. m. and S and Conover & Sutphln, Red Bank, sentimental type. Now, we are be- Park" A Bussian Balakl orchestra $1,069.40. will entertain during the Russian p. m. ginning'to realize that each one of portion of the entertainment.. Miss Red Bank has been chosen for the An ordinance to Improve Monroe the 20 Republics to the south has Florence Kavlele will sing "Dark first visit of tho mobile unit to Mon- avenue at tne expense of the prop- something new and different to of- Eyes," with Ml/a Howell M violin mouth county. Mrs. William Bar- erty owners on that street was fer us, some fresh subtle rhythm, or accompanist. "The Volga Boatman" clay Harding, chairman of the Mon- adopted at, the meeting. Provision an exquisite melody different from will'fce sung by Pvt. John Jay Pas- mouth County Red Cross Blood Do- was also made In this ordinance to the sentimental type. We are be- careui, and a Russian dance will be nor committee, announced that the lay curbs on Parker avenue. Bids ginning to know that rhythm is all- given by Jean Clayton Smith. Red Cross is counting on a quota of will be received at the next meeting important In the music of Latin 130 donoca for that day. for this improvement. An ordinance America. America's, part In the program will There are only 18 blood centers In designating "stop 'street" was also "Where the music of Spain and be represented in tableau form. Un-: passed on Its final reading. /i dottn nkti in • box. y Green creamy fonaant & coated houso for having loen given tho op- California Fro.ih Washed Crisp ,» 24 folded sheen . Creamy white cak«s with portunity to loam so much of their Tho Woman's department ot Mlil- ASI-AKAOUS with thick chocolate. (llotown Baptist church will hold a ' PEAS SPINACH Colery Hcarto « 24 single ihects ^flftf R dellcttt Ktnt." home county on such an enjoyable foot! nab at a Middletown village and worth-while Journey. 27° bun • 48 envelopes ABV storo Friday, May 8. Proceeds will 39° 2 ibs. 25 Betty Ann Hutting was the only bo placed in tho cool (und. 2 lbs. bun. 3 ,„, 19° 2 19° 116. *ei member of the class uimblo to nc- Plnnn for tho nalo nnd a "jitney, company her classmates. She la con- supper" were mnele at a meeting PET EVAPORATED MILK 3 cam 26c valescing from an operation for np. Tuesday nt tho home of Mrfl. Joseph pandloKI". The group Included Dor- Till nt Port Monmoulh. Thi- nupper, CHOCOLATES lit. box which will f sat lire Bpcelnl dl«h<>n Downy Whlto CKISCO It ID, Bdnnott, Jean M. Clark, Doris Toilet rU ..irondonon, Marlon M, Jackson, mode of strawberries will be held In NAPKINS SOAF Au'i Ckuttalti l **.Maflneila TOOTHPASTE 2 f« 90* I»na LBveri" 'AM»OTA"MOCIW; 25° 69° cakot FENWAY ti • Raf. lit. Lillian Morrlf, Justlna E, noclililll, 1-uV tin «-«>. ttn. Cfts "•'•••'••• OPiftri D. ShewmakB, MnrJc ID, To- od by Mrn. Ilaljili ICuntmond, Mra, '>."«!«: lit,. mnlno, Mlldrod K .Voorhons, Mnr- n, 0, Dalrd nnd Mra, Thmnna Mor- HPECIAJS ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 2nd CAIAHELS *ti. Jr« garet K, Wood, Mary Wldloy, Jean, ford. Clnm chowder, Imkcd bonnn MI-31 ANTISEPTIC flmltli and Charles M, Chapman, nnd saintly will bo told, Tho next Oaorge Cotgroav*, I^eKoy Duncan, niootlnif will bo Tuesday, May 20, at HOMBMAID CHOCOLATE BARS '3r., Irving Faryi Klngdon Drover, tho liomo of Mra. OoorRo Y«ung «t iRohort MaQlrt. William J, Plliter, Mldillolown village. • * ! 46c (Car»mcl-Hmnhmaltow, Caramel, Wranlilln H. Pour, George If. nicli- FOWLERS V.luo Cocoanut Cream »od Maple (u-d«, Wllllini Rudln, Anthony W. When you wnnt, to ioitll/.o cash for FOOD BW THE TADLE Walnut, Chocolate P«pprTmlmi. I,! Sidney.,VanPelt, iSrnest H. nomotnltiK npi-ndlly you can count on Tho noBlstw want ad column* to do 7 Broad Street T- Red Bank — Phono 3334-3S XClUt: acting fq« yflu 1 BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 30, 1942. Page Three

ing meeting Thursday at the chapel of Tuesday, May S, On tns litter Heard In Vocal, Guild Members parish.house, Little Silver. The mem-date the members will attend an all. , Red Bank H. & L. Service Flag Raising bers brought box luncheons and teaday meeting of ohurcb auxiliaries »t Working On Quilt was served by the guild president, Trinity Episcopal church, Red Bank, Piano Recital Mrs. Joseph T. White. The national field secretary of aux- Members of the Woman's guild of Mrs. White announced a change In iliaries, Mrs, Mary Taber, -will apeak. ' St. John's Episcopal chapel worked Mrs. Senn and Miss the meeting date for May. The guild 'i " ' on a large fan-pattern quilt at a sow- will meet Tuesday, May 12, Instead Klein Entertain

—Mri._Jgan_ Farley Senn of Lewis street, Eatontown, aria Mlss~8elma Klein of Long Branch, were heard In B. vocal and piano recital given Sat- urday evening at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lester Whltfleld of SCHULTE-UNITED Main street, Eatontown. The host- ess acted as accompanist. Mrs. Bonn, wife of Corporal Thompson Senn, who possesses a so- HELPS YOU PICK prano voice of sweet quality, delight- ed her audience with three groups of solos, which Included "By the Waters of Mlnnetonka," "To a Hill Top," "Gay Butterfly," "Absent," "Wake Up," "Sweet Miss Mary," "Jesu, Jesu, Miserere," "The Shadows of the Evening Hour," and "The Lord's Prayer." Miss Klein, a talented pianist, played "the following selections: A sorvlce flag raising ceremony Charles Allaire, January 20, 1942 Abram Krider and Arthur Slattery. VanBrunt, Harry Hoffman, second Kammanol-Ostrow," "Annette ct iln the above photograph at the deputy chief; Councilman Harold S. was held Sunday morning in front of . \TKi\ flag was raised by-.two post' Lubln," "Trols Ecoi'ssals and "Rit- A presidents of tho company who'had flag raising are Frank' Loveraldgo, Allen, Thomas Mertz, James Vaughn, ual Fire Dance." the Red Bank, Hook and Ladder flra served with the Rainbow division In William Lyons; James Worden, Jos- ex-chief; Albert Newman, vice presi- Quests enjoying the musical treat ORSUMME bouae on Mochanio street ipr those the First World,.war. .Their were" C. eph Domzal, Dudley Shaffer, John dent; Fred Wllman, first deputy were Mrs. Bertha Shoemaker and members of the company who areHarry Smock and Reginald B. Van-Stoye, Fred Wlkoff, Dustan Allaire, chief;- Leroy Keacy, president, How- Mr. and Mrs, John A. Halgh, Shrews Joseph Applegate, Herbert Cham: ard Stryker and Ralph Jobes, chief .serving In the armed forces of our Brunt. , • •;'••••.•"' •'•'-' •.:'— '•'•' bury; Mrs. Samuel Estelle, Miss Aud- During the last war the company oroy, Robert Korbos, assistant engin- of: the Fire:department.: ••- • rey Estelle and Mrs. Lucy Zleglar country? The flag now has sbc stars had 11 members In' military service eer; Frank Lyons, captain; Raymond A placque will be bung In the 1 Bed Bank; Miss Jessie Staats, Ocean to represent the iollowlnff: ' . i and! a number of these men have Sergeant, Emll Munch, first lleuton- meeting room with the names of Grove; Norman Gray, Fort Mon- CLASSIC William Becker, who left August volunteered 'to • come back-''and ant: Leroy Smith, William Major, those who are serving their country /mouth; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farley, 10, 1940; Joseph E, FJx, February 6, 46 aitlye; duty •while the younger James Cleary, John Dennis, Thomas Inscribed on It. Thomas Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1041! Molvln Stout, February 8,1941; men are at war. •' Among them are Massey, Arthur Hallam, Councilman Due to war conditions the com-G. Steelman, Rev. and Mrs. Edgar John J. Boyd, February B; 1041; Dr.C, Harry'Cmoek, John H, Fix, Reg-J. Albert VanScholck, Clyde Swan- pany has voted not to hold the an-A. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Whlt- COTTON Douglas Hoyt, January 1, IMS, andinaldB, VanBrunt, William Baldwin, nelf, C. Harry Smock, Reginald B. nual fair this year. fleld, W. Lester Whltfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Wllletts,. Mrs. Verna Those present Included ^ Frazler, Mrs. Annabell Dennis, Miss ,Y. W. C. A. Notes Abood, Florence. Abood, Elaine Birthday Supper, Mary Dennis and CorporalSenn SUCCESSES! Mrs. Hagner Hunsen, chairman of Coates, Jean. Walker, Jean Mattlson, the Neptune Young Women's Christ- Elaine. Carlson, Doris Djinf.ee, Cath- The letter B Is one of the oldest In ian association hoard, has called a •erlno',Thoinp'son, Vivian Height, Mar- Pollyanna Party the alphabet. ion Johnson, Flora. May Sagu! and meeting for Monday evening, MayT.8; • ' . • when group, work and activities for Mrs. Marie •Carlson. • ' f'•'::• the spring will ho discussed.' Miss Mrs. Ward Dean and mombors of Eatontown Lodge Mary Shafto, Mrs. Mae Oustavsen, her group met at the Noptune City Mrs. Walter TarasovU and Mrs. Hob- school Wedhesday afternoon o£ last Event 'Draws Many SCHULTE ert Crelln have been working on week. .Members are collecting ma- group projects. ..•••! ' terial for obrtp-books, which will be one of their spring projects. When ., Pride of Crescent council, Sons and The Spring Lake hoard, with Mrs, completed "-they'will- be given to a Daughters of Liberty of Eatontown, Lewis Kerr, Jr., head of the finance local hospital; —1 , held a birthday supper and Polly- committee, will start its campaign anna party Monday night In the The Victory T.. W. C. jA. of Nep- lodge room in borough hall. LIQUOR early this spring. Mrs. Everett Cauff- tune, under the leadership of Misses man, member of the .committee, ,wlll Ruth Crelln and>Ruth He'lnrlch, met Mrs. Mao Rhodes of Freehold, state assist in tho plans. '',.:•• Thursday,/night.. Miss Betty Barr deputy, an honored gUCBt at the affair, DEPARTMENT Mrs. Wilbur Crosley, Chairman of was In charge of the devotional per- took the opportunity during her ad- Smooth new casuals that go tie Manasquan board, with Mrs. Jos- iod, Tinie was spent making scrap dress-.In- complimenting' the- council eph Williams and Mrs..Myro. Winter, books of cartoons and stories for, the for' the splendid attendance of 52 SPECIALS —-everywhere . . . always plan to enlarge their board member- Red Cross.' These will be on display members. She rated the Eatontown ship during tho spring aiW Bummer.. at < the : Bradley. Park school nextlodge one of the most active and look critp and cool! Suit- Mrs. Harry Truax, chairman of the flourishing in the state. month.' Members have 'also been BY CONGRESSMAN HIRAM WALKER'S Neptune City board, has enlarged working oil lin afghan. AU'of these Those celebrating birthdays were dress succetses . . . shirtwaist her committee to Include Mrs. Ward articles wjlt be In the 'exhibition Walter Dangler, Miss Harriet Fary •WILLIAM H. SUTPHIN WHITE SWAN Dean and Misses Helen Morrison,) which the'Neptune Board-will pro- and Mrs. Mae Rhodes. Gifts and styles with saddle stitching Helen Lleberman, Grace Or role, and mote... . ' •"•' • :-- ' cakes were exchanged at the party. Washington.—The National Hous- Elizabeth Applegate. The tables were decorated with ing Agency, which recently made a detail. Tailored shirting Members of the Manaabel group of - Freehold Bouse Sold.' birthday cakos and apple blossoms. survey of housing conditions in tho Bolmar, under the leadership of Mrs. GIN classics, with tricky side- Among those present were Mr. and southern half of Monmouth. county, Mario Carlson met Thursday night, William Mackoy of Freehold has Mrs. Harry Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred today informed me that It had rec- 95 with Miss Helen Abood presiding. bought a house on Hudson, street at Covert, Mr. and Mrs, Britton Dang- ommended that an area extending .00 PT -[• QT button closing! Others, too Miss Marlon Johnson led the devo- that place from Mrs. Anno. Daley. ler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ayers, Mrs. from Asbury Park south to the Man- tional period. Following the business The property. Includes a lot 50 by Anna Aumack, Mrs. Allda Zlngale, q river and for a distance of • . .' all wonderfully tailored mooting a-birthday party was given 150 feot, an eight-room house with Mrs. Maude Wright, Mr. Anna Wyck- six miles Inland be designated as a >90V_GAL In honor of Miss Elaine Coates. air improvements and a garage; off, Mrs. Susie Sherman, Mrs. Bar-defense housing "area. " • • . carefully detailed . . .' bara Heyer, Mrs. Katherlne Bennett, Favorable action on this recom- s, washable. 12-20,38-to'S2.— Mrs. Ada Springsteen, Mrs. Cora mendation can now be expected from Wagner, Mrs. Ivah Bowater, Mrs. the Federal Housing Administration Edith VanBrunt, Mrs. Florence Gull- G&D VERMOUTH ; lr. connection with Title VI (defense YOUR :OLD;FURNITURE laudeau, Mrs. Josephine Lewis, Mrs. housing) loans and the War Pro- S.vcct or Dry Ella Myers, Mrs. Anna Boker, Mrs. Mode by Carrie Schick, Mrs. Emma Blown, duction Board which grants priori- ties on construction materials in Gambarelll it CD ECO A ATE ON JVfrs. Edith Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy J. & Davltto Davis, Mrs. Florence Knight, Mrs. such areas. I am confident that as a PICK YOUR COCOANUTS A BUDGET W/TH Esther Fleldner, Mrs. Jessie M. Tay-result of this survey the extension lor, Mrs. Eva RobblnB, Mrs. Bertha of the area will become operative Strong, Mrs. Inez Cook, Mrs. Irene shortly. Buck, Misses Lutle Allgor, Evelyn In connection with the same de- COBBS CREEK Cool, casual cocoanoU— Mclntyre, Xjlda Emmons, .Madeline velopment tho Congress has been Wright, Helon Guillaudeu, Audrey asked to Increase by 1500,000,000 the PREFERRED r- so right with your cottons! Aumack, Anna Wake and Charles amount of commitments under Title Breose, James Wilson, Andrew Boico VI loans by the F. H. A. Tho House BLENDED WHISKEY Porkpie*, classics, bon- • CHAIRS" and-Rlchard-Francis,-, _____ of Representatives passed a. bill per- nC'l mitting' such ari~lra:reafltrlanl»iycck- -S^!i*»._wJd?__ brims. With $2.95 and favorable action in tho Senate Is CLUB STUDIES SWINE. anticipated since the bill has the $389 bright bands. . approval of all agencies concerned DAVENPORTS Donald Conrow and Kenneth Van- with war housing conditions. Wicklo, both niemberB of the Free- The'National Housing Agency has mm. v, GAL hold Jr. Dairy club, presented a dis- $5.95 UP also informed me that further study cussion on "Care of Sow and Litter, is being given to my proposal "that THE at. Farrowing Time" and "Summer the Lakewood-Lakehurst-Toms Elver $|15 $225 Feeding Practices of Young PlgB" at area be included In the defense hous- SHERMAN their club on Friday evening, April ing zone in view of the housing they stretch to . SHOP 24. This meeting was held at the needs arising from the expansion of "form-fit" almost M Brood St., home of Donald Conrow of North the Naval Air Station at Lokehurst. every type of furniture Bed Bank Farmlngdale. Vlttorlo Glgllo of that MONMOUTH section became a new member of Agricultural Information. Also Made to Order—Slip Covers - Venetian Blind* the club at that time. Ho also plans to carry a swine project this spring. Many persons who. ara planning RESERVE flower and vegetablo gardens for the first time thU year will find that the publications of the Department of APPLE Agriculture are extremely helpful. I will be glad to furnish a leaflet BRANDY which,lists these publications, and 90 Proof those who desire them can make their own selection, These booklets are available -without charge to res- idents of the Third Congressional District. PT. ~ QT.

War Contracts. The War Production Board has .55 $||.75 opened an office at 20 Washington Place, Newark, where manufactur- '/.GAL. ^^ GAL ers and others Interested in prob- lems connected with priorities and contracts can obtain the latest Infor- S-YR.-OLD mation. Spring Lake Hotels BOURBON And Baths To Open WASHINGTON GAY PRINT SKIRT COTTON COTTON Spring Lake's municipal bathing COTTON BLOUSE PLAY SUITS SLACKS establishments are planning to open SQUARE Juno 20 under the management of Sunshine bright and Heady for acttvCA Slack tult (or work*) 1 •o comfortable 1 J'rint piny—and to •mirtlv —or play! Lftun-S I Charlos L. White. This will bo tho dirndl, with -hecr Fl.l--.ult, will tall-y dtra •Billy. Sleek.S 15th consecutive season that these batiste blousa . • , ored, button front . long Jacliat with lit- perlect nU through •klrt. So *aiy to In bait, taptrcd popular establishments will have Summer! wavh and Iron. been managed by Mr. Whlto. - alacki. Kaw color a. PT H QT 12-20, Othara. 12-20. Charles L. Kram of tho Flamingo hotel, Miami Boich, will, for tho 22d consecutive year, open the Essex and m Sussex hotel on the ocean front at EBLINGS BEER Spring Lake June 25. In spite of PLAY SHOES rumors to tho contrary, Mr. Krom CASK states that Miami Beach enjoyed a It vfiij, juit • low weeks ago lliat THEY>RE NEW! THEY'RE COLORFUL! offered every day in this famous very successful season. Many book- No denoMt $1.75 the New; York Herald Tribune— ings have already been received at Herald TriLuno food news dc- tho Essex and Sussex for tho entire bottloo. Brand new styles, original in design, daring in color 1 Jn its daily Home Inititute food n'artment wlicro Clementine Pad- season. This hotel Is one of tho Hurry to choose yours while stocks are complete. news column—ran a story shout dlcford ii tho star reporter. most popular of tho Jcrsoy snaconst B rosit-reclpe contest,' resorts. 100% i You'll find it a good idea to get Tho Monmouth hotel will also open $• $4.97 When tlie Herald Tribune offered « copy of tho Herald Tribune on the same date, under the man- to agement of James J. Far roll. This CALIFORNIA tho winning recipes to readers, tomorrow • morning, Sco how will be Mr. Farroll's Oth consecutive 'l 1,366 of them sent for their copy. (•lowly thl» household news «p- year as managor. : No charge, of caune, e»re 3c plies to. your own Jproblemsi CHURCH TO DUO/YUOAST. WINE postage, Things' lilts tliit—prac- WBW YpniC MUSCATEL llcnl tiling! for budget-minded Tho Columbia Churcli of tho Air program under tho auspices of tho and war-minded hou«cwire«—are Christian Hclonco Churcli will be ROYAL PORT radiocast from Detroit, Michigan, on Sunday, May 3, from ,1:00 to 1:80 p. in., ond may be hoard In New Jot" itoa Bank's Weivest, Most Complete Thrift Dept. Store, »oy over Station WAUC, Clar- ence W. Allen, a former First Header 80-82 BROAD STREET, . RED BANK in Third Church of Christ, Scientist, J Bttrolt,,wlU conduct the RED BANK BEGE5TER. APRIL 80,1942. John W. Ely president,' John B. after a few hours' Ulnesa, -Bhe was located, was leased to « shirt waist 1H * DOBEMVB, Holmes vice president, John L. Ely 4T yean old and had Uv«4 at Red company. . • . University Women OOUNSBIAOBS A.T IAW. ChHd Welfare ITEMS OF YESTERYEARS secretary, Joseph Holmes treasurer, Bank about 30 years. WfcltlUldBalliliK. •** B*a* The hollow Ule foundation for the Charles 8. Ely financial' secretary, tor. J. H. BUcox vras fleeted presl- new library building at Navesink Meet At Princeton "ote S. Oii«r XhooM P. pj Work Discussed John W. Ely foreman and Charles lent of the Men's Brotherhood, a lya* being l»ld and acoordlng to wS3tViVBuiuB, Jr. Bre.it FROM REGISTER FILES S. Ely and Tunis Sickles assistant ntw organUailon eonneotcd with the sohedule th* contractor* expeoied to foremen. Keyport Freibyterlan church. hay* the building completed and County Branch Hoatet* X>or»on*, Ifibreogue a Borden. Robert Kennedy Victor Kessman gave up the con- Harold Sohanck'«nd Stanley Hunt ready, for occupancy before Labor represented Colt's Neck at a toy*' at State Meeting - - - OQWHS AmongJspjeakers^ tract to haul mall between tha Bed d*y. • W«lUe» 3t, Happenings of 50 and 25 Years Ago Culled From the Bank poitofflca and the railroad de- conference held at Freehold. Theololt D. P*noni Edmund J. pot end bids for tha work were Charles Bennett of Beobeyvlllo re- Mtmbere of Monmouth County •Buodort J. L»br»equt Child welfare work. accomplished News and Editorial Columns for Entertainment made by Btryker and Stryker, James turned from the Long Branoh hos- Power Squadron To branoh, American Association at Bfton F. Comtll ITioHM J. Smith by members of the auxiliary of Anderson, James MegUl, Edward pital where he had been under treat- f University Women, were hotteuer Robin B. tialdt WWUm H. Blulr, Jf» Shrewsbury post, American Legion, pf Today's Readers Haley and Harold Bowno. ment for Injuries due to having been Elect NeV Officer* Saturday at thai state meeting held • * John T. toMtl, HI was described by past president* A debate WM held at the Bed run down by an automobile, at Prlnoeton ton, Princeton, tin, V, and tho chairman of the unll'8 child Bank high school between two ninth Mrs, Mlohael Modarlty of Shrews- Offlaen of the Shrewsbury power A. Johnston of Vanderburg :Jof_.Fair Haven, fell from the done by some charitable farmer. opening of the attio floor in his Ellsworth E. Balnton of Red Bank and Mary Kadlen for the second couple. The best men wero John Walter B. Connor was the new home and sustained a broken arm. TWIN BORO FEDERAL accepted a clerkship in Harry Roe- The old Jail property at Highlands mlsch's cigar store at Long Branch. Halleran and Charles McCuo. scoutmaster of the Navealnk troop, succeeding Arthur F. Curtis, who waa sold at public auction to Charles SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Abram Morris of Keyport was ap- The first anniversary of Onward L. Smith for $251. Mr. Smith planned Council of Junior American Me- had become a member of the,coun- pointed keeper of. the Waycake light- ty troop committee. to remodel tha building into a dwell- house in place of the late'James T. chanics of Red Bank was celebrat- ing. The first floor of the borough Eatontown, N. J. Phone Eat. 404 Chadwick. ed and about 500 persons were pres- The graduating class of St. James parochial school held a reception at hall, where the new Jail was to be Captain Charles B. Parsons of Red ent. The services were opened by Rev. J. K. Manning. Miss Nettla which over ZOO persons were present. Bank, J. Day Conover of Mlddletown Those in .charge of the dance were and Henry H. Longatrcot of Mata- Conover of Little Silver gave a re- citation and solo; Charles K. Cham- Bronson Power, Paul Morris, Hu- wan were on tho United States bort Gaul, Margaret Ryan, Helen grand Jury in session at Trenton, pltn gave a comic song and Miss Louise Borden gave a recitation. Phillips, Anna Hlggins and Beatrice Frank P. Neilor, manager of the Valentine, Red Bank branoh of the Postal Tel- Abput 12,000 bushels of. oysters ar- When your first thought's QUALITY egraph company since It was estab- rived at Keyport from Virginia for Mrs. Harry C. Hubbard of branch lished, was transferred to the main Keyport planters. avenue fell down the cellar stairs ofllco In Now Brunswick and Ed- Louis Dietrick, who had been In of her home and her right leg was ward Barber assumed the manage- the barber business at Red Bank a broken abovo the ankle. The, bone STRAWBERRY ment of the Red Bank office. number of years previous, returned was sot by Dr. William V. Warner. to town and resumed business here. Luther Walling of Belford ' was Mrs. Hannah Koough, wife of planning to build a store on his John Keough of Wall street, died of property east of the postofnee for VANILLA pneumonia, aged B7 years. She had Twenty-Five Years Ago. Morris Selgal, Who was conducting been married 40 yeara and loft 12 Property owners on Shrewsbury a dry goods store in Melvln Tard's That one-and-only Breyers Vanilla Ice Cream—streamlined with children. They were Mrs. Mary E. and Bridge avenues were dissatis- building. The contract was award- crujhed, fresh strawberries Try it. today. And remember— Dugan, Ella J., Josephine, Hannah fied with certain assessments, par- ed to Johnson and Golden, a new and Lily Koough of Red Bank, Dr. ticularly thoBe regarding the pav- Brayen lea Cream is not a luxury. It's a healthful, nourishing food. carpenter firm at Belford. The part- J. W. Keough of Buckingham, Illi- ing, because the expense of doing ners were Edward J. Johnson and nois, Joseph G. Keough of San the work greatly exceeded the esti- George Golden.' Francisco, Thomas Keough of New mate given. Lawyer/John J. Qulnn York and James, George Aloylaious represented the complainants and Lydla G. Stanger d|ed at her borne and Eugene Keough of Red Bank. he was going before the mayor and on Monmouth street at tho age of council in their behalf. 79 years. She was the widow of The barn of Rev. J. K. Manning Eev. George C. Stanger, a member was burned down. It, was discov- Representatives of the state de- of the Now Jersey Methodist con- ered to be on fire by Joseph Bur- partment of labor woro at the Red ference many years. Her daugh- rowes, Jr., and he helped Rev. Man- Bank borough hall to register per- ter, Miss Sarah Stanger, was a teach- Uncle Sam says ning get out the horse, wagons and sons who wanted to work on farmi er of English at the Red Bank high most of the contents. ThB loss was The registration bureau at Rod Bank school. estimated at $300. The fire started was part of a program to organize In the mow and It was supposed the an agricultural army throughout Edmund W. Allen, a former resi- building was set on. fire either pur- tho nation. dent of Eatontown, died at Chester, posely or accidentally by tramps, Nova Scotia, as the result of a fall William Cogan, Clarence Sheldon from a horse. He was G5 yeara old of whom there had been largo num- and Fritz Dressier comprised a com- bers ,ln town. and was the son of Mary Barclay mittee arranging for a suppor for and William Allen of Eatontown. One of the prettiest and most not- the benefit of the WeBtslde Fire company. Mrs. Florence Johnson, wife of able weddings which had recently Henry Johnson of River street, died takon place in Mlddletown was that The Elmoro and Martin boarding; of Miss Edith Clifford Patterson, houses at Water Witch wore de- daughter of D. JO. PatterBon of that stroyed by fire at a loss estimated place, and Brolnard Judson Douglass n excess of $12,000. of Brooklyn. The wedding took Tunis Sickles caught a carp in a The House of place In the Mlddletown Baptist Holmdel pond which weighed in ox- church, Rev. J. K, Manning officiat- cess of eight pounds. ing. Tho maid of honor was Miss Music by an electrical orchestra Gussle Patterson, a ulster of tho wna a new featuro at Nicholas Mar- at no increase bride, and the bridesmaids were TETLEY cols' Boston candy store on Broad Misses Sadlo Dickinson, Sadie Allen, street. Tho apparatus weighed l.BOO 17 Broad Street, Red Bank in list price Jennie Douglass, a alster of the pounds and played all tho latest or- groom, and Hlnnio Dobbs. Tho chestral selections and popular songs. Telophono Bed Bank t groomsman was Ira E, Douglass, a brother of the groom, and tho ush- Mra. Elizabeth Longstreet of Oce- ers woro Crawford Patterson, a bro- nnlc celebrated hor .02d birthday CHILDREN'S ther of the bride; Reginald Williams with a family gathering. and Gibson Douglass, Jr. After tho Robert Pearco when a boy worked OUTDOOR PLAY YARD ceremony, a reception was held at on Elnathan Field's farm and when tho homo of tho bride's sister, Mrs. ho quit Mr. Field owed him $12. Richard Lufburrow. Forty years later Mr. Poarco and Mr. Field met at tho Gormania hotel Mlsa Eleanor Jones and Howard and after Mr. Pearco oallod to Mr. 1 ;' 1 I^Rt' ^* > Whitaoid wore marrlod by Rev. Sam- Field's attention that thero was still rp uel Lockwood of Froohold, an undo $12 coming to him Mr. Field recol- IM of tho groom, at tho rosldonco of lected tho dobt and paid him pronto. 1 1 iL—Xu Who Can Buy aNew Car—and How to Go About It tho bride's father, L. D. Jonos of It was understood thero was very 1/ 1 1 Rlverdale form on Swimming river. llttlo chnngo coming, after the mon 1 1 i! II' V ! la addition to physicians, efficient cars with modern, Tho bridesmaids woro Miss Kate loft tho barroom. nurses, roiniiteri »nd those In economical transportation. If Jones, a tlster of tho brido, and certain civic lervicet,all Miss Amelia McDormott of Branoh you arc in «ny way connected MIBS Florence Prcst of Brooklyn. avonuo rocolvcd a surprise visit from ptrtont directly or indirectly with a war activity—or ijyimr Tbo groomsmen wore Harry E. ) connected with tha war't pnse- prtiait canboula be rtbtactd a group of friends, who brought Worthloy of Red Bank and Iloland along with them an Asbury Park Oitlm ire eligible to purchase —come Jni We will help you Dlmlow of New York. Mr. Whltflold • oew ctti This regulation determine whether you arc orchestra. A most onjoynble evening waa an artist and had nlroady won was spent singing and dancing. S-PLAY STEEL GYM bis behind It tha patriotic eligible, and then help you get a name In his profession. purpose of enabling these Mr- a certificate of purchase on * Miss Tllllo Kaney, daughter of •ona to replace worn and In- new Pontisc. Miss Annlo Singleton and William Mrs. Ella Kancy of Mechanic ntroot, 95 Nooton of PortMonmouth wore mnr- cntortalnod a group of friends on rlod nt 8t, Mary'a church, NowMon- THIS 15 NO TIMB to be penny-wise and pound-foolish tho occasion of her birthday, Danc- *17 mouth, by Rov. J, J. O'Connor. Tho ing wns enjoyed, muslo being fur- when buying • new car. Choose one that has • long- groom was a railroad man and was Extra strons; construction, 2-inch r 1 nlshod by a new vlctrola. Reginald , tibtA';"mSf61tft )Te'tim!«l«an'-fdr "fand •well-. thought • of •byrtne'-jyeoplai.of "VWnTJrunt-madrW* lilt of •Hro'tivKtt mcoaomf—CAcoit * Pontlac. Port Monmoutli. inir wlion ho sang "Rolling Stones. • 2 pr. le'nthor covered A firemen's carnival for tho-bono- With in many high-quality; long-life features »nd its' acorcs of Howard B. Borden of Oceania gave Trnpeio Ringi money««vlng advantages, Pontiac ii i////priced just above the fit of both tho flro companies nt n liydroplano, his large pleasure gas- ffiatontown wosi hold In Morris hall lowest and can lie purchased on convenient monthly tt.-mi. oline yucht and a, fast motorboat, • 2 Swings and nearly $40 we« clcarod. Jnmm the -throo bolng valued In excess of Btoen, chief of tha department, madt $33,000, to th. United States govern- • 2 Trapeze Bar* a short apoooh, Solos woro nung by ment. ' • ' ; RASSAS BROTHERS W. K, Morris and Mra. Magglo Bon- Tho new flro company at Holmdel •2 HorixonUl Bart MECHANIC ST. RED BANK, N. J. nott, and »«veral recitation* were sought recognition from the Holm- Blven by Mr». (Inrrntt H. Wyckoff. del township committee or an offi- GYM DELIVERED AND REUSSILLES' Other* taking part In tha program cial organization ' In aha township ASSEMBLED ware Robert Ffy, MIBU N«1|U Worth, Th« pompiiny> new. offlgua wjr« nArrmjofVAWBforOcesnsofM/MM 1EER-VUE

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I Final Paper Of ESTABLISHED U1» Figures, to duplicate much of the nu«d the order u head of the East- Honorary Fraternity battle, disaster or accident ashore, at sea or Editorial Views other Unit's work. A* thli latter or- ern Defeats Command, declares THOMAS IKVTNQ BBOWN * in the air. ganlxatlou began to loie public con- there Is no Intention to Interftro Alex A Ourahln, Jt., SOD of Mr. The Cap't Parsons Editor ana gubUshro Of Other Papers fidence, th* President began to in- with the lives of "tha great mus of and Mrs. Al«x Curnhln of River road, The last great war piled up huge mor- flate the Office of Government Re- loyal Americans" or with normal Fair Haven, who I* computing a JAMES JT. HOGAN, Associate Editor port* headed by Mr. loweU Mellet economlo life. auccesiful year ai pmldent ot the Historical Series M. HABOLD KELLY CHE9TEB J. BKAMAN tality lists mainly because at the critical mo- and It was rumored in Washington But there Is Increased safely for Alpha chapter of Alpha, Kappa Psl (Tlit oplnlom txprtued In the Editorial that this orgaszaton would take fraternity, has Juit bean eleoted to Assistant Bdltori ment there was not sufficient blood on the viewa henandw do not mMiiaiilr e«ir» the loyal in the foot that the Army Howitzers on School the •idonantest of Tin B«iUUr) over the work of the other two. When will take from civilian hands the the Brotherhood In Alpha Phi fllg- WHEBEBIO S. BATES, Managing Editor spot to be used for transfusions necessary to It oome to prlci control Mr. Leon Hen- prevention ot subversive activities, ma, the Junior Honorary fraternity, WASTE! AN AMEBrCAMSSt for loyal lervict, ability and charac- Grounds Gift of ' MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS save life. We can remedy this condition in derson waa balanoed aganat the Sec- It is well that the control will ap- retary of the Treasury, In the mat- ply to injurious action by "any ene- ter, in th* School of Commtret of Th» Aiiotlated Pr««i U CIOIUIITBIT «ntitlea"to th. me for rt- The Americanism that most deeply Now York university, i, Arrowimith Post publlektlon of ill newi dlipatehti endltad to it or sot otherlrlie the present war to a great extent if we co- impresses some of our gueata from ter of sugar rationing there was con- my sympathizer, whether enemy erjdIUd ia thit p«per «nd alls th« loctl m»ra pali11ih«d thtnln. stant backing and filling", with alien, alien of other nationality, or Membership is limited to isvtn operate with the surgeons general of our foreign lands li tlio -way our lavish Thla Is the last of tho series of Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. use of things slops over Into vulgar authorities In the War Production disloyal American," for It Is obvious men of the entire Junior class. Army and Navy through the Red Cross, A waste. One atithor of world-wide Board contradicting authorities in that loyalty to the Ideals of demo- Alex has completed four years' artloles reprinted from the papers Bnbierlltlon Pricei la Advances One jrcir, 12.00; ilx pint of your blood, easily and painlessly given, fame simply could not became no- cracy does not follow in all cases work of a six-year course for his of the lato Capt, Charles B. Parsons, HiOBtbl, 11.00! threj month!, (0 untei ilmle "OPT, i MnU. tho Office of Price Administration the legal lines of citizenship.. Bachelor of Science degree. and which will be forwarded to tha may save the life of an American soldier or customed to—you would never guess as to the whether or not a rea Monmouth County Historical associ- luuid Weekly, intend u Steond-Clua Hitter »t tii Poit- what,'—the largo helpings at meals No mass evacuation of aliens from offlc« «t Bed B»nt. K. J,, undir till Ait at M»reh ». 1878, shortage existed. ation with the compliments of Cap. sailor. You, then, have saved a life offered and the amount of waste food car- The sharp divergence of opinion in coastal areas is contemplated. In- tain Paraona' son, Walter B. Parsons Nttlonal Advertising RBpnitntatlvM, Birr/ T. Mln«l Co., for the defense of liberty, not by gift of money, ried away from hotel tables! Bis Washington about tha amount of stead there will be selective remov- Service Flag For of Pelham-Manor, through whose 26 Bait !Sth St., New York, 121 W«it MuJlton St., Chicago, profound sense of the sacredness of gasoline which will be made avail- al of enemy aliens or others with courtesy The Register haa been fa- III.; 1508 Chsitnut St., Philadeliihli P«. or clothing, or time, or services, but by giving bread was shocked. In England they the advice of the Federal Bureau of say the great mustard fortunes were able in the Saltern states necessarily Fair Haven lions vored with his father's writings. directly and literally of yourself for our nat- still further shakes the confidence Investigation and other official agen- This paper pertains to the presen- made out of the dabs of mustard left clei. In addition, an immediate and ional defense. on the plate. ... of the people In tha way these ques- tation and dedication of the two tions are being handled. The people highly desirable effect will bo otrlct- Club to Display Pennant Civil war Howltiera - on the Red A thing; la not waste merely be- er enforcement of the dimming of Bank Junior high school grounds on dlatetr of any error *hleh may occur Only those towns in the United States cause It has Berved its initial pur- know that there are certain basic lights along shore where these may at Headquarters factors which can be estimated with Branch avenue, at whioh time Cap- that are reasonably near processing labor pose, It Is made waste through Ignor- silhouette ships for submarine at- tain Parsons made tha principal ad- THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942. anco of Its possible further use. more or less complete certainty, and tack. - Lost Thursday night's meeting of atories can at present give blood to this cause, that others can h* approximated by dreis and presented in behalf of Ar- American Industry performs econ- So far as the handling, of aliens the Fair Haven Lions club, held In rowsmlth Post No. 6X, Grand Army omic miracles with matnrlals that conservative analyses and forecasts the new Wlllowbrook room of the and Red Bank fortunately is such a town. In the first category is the supply of and potential saboteurs Is concerned, ot tha Republic, a large American Co-Operate With Administrators of once were wasted; even the weeds the system invoked has an encour- Fair Haven inn, was observed in a flag and the two war relics. Red Bank is the first of five.towns in Mon- of the field are now found to have gasoline on hand In the Eastern patriotic vein, In that most of the states, which does not have to be aging precedent on the Pacific Coast. The ceremony, -which took: place Sugar Registration Next Week. mouth county to which the Red Cross Mobile Industrial value and every factory That situation apparently has been buslneis aesalon Involved various re- junk pile has" long since become a moved by tankers. So also la the porta «f that nature. on the afternoon of May SO, 1905, Unit will come for blood donations. In this average monthly consumption of well handled by Army officials, but was one of the outstanding patriotlo We don't think'anyone need be reminded valuable iron mine. But In our pri- the experience indicates a need for Arthur B. Sickles suggested that 1 vate affairs as a people we have not gasoline, state by state. In the sec- the club fly a service flag of Lions In acsembllea held in Bed Bank in that registration for sugar rationing books first appeal Red -Bank has been asked to sup. extensive civilian'assistance and co- many a year. Arrowsmlth Post at been so quick to learn this saving ond class is the amount that can be operation. That support may also the service, whioh will be hung at will take place Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ply 180 donors when the Mobile Unit stops at wisdom. transported by tank cars and canal the organization's headquarters in that time had many active members f be expected in full measure on the and thSy turned out In their and Thursday of next week. This is one reg- the Methodist fellowship hall, Broad street, So now we are having to put 'our barges. It should even be possible Atlantic seaboard. the near future. Wilfred H. Mc- habits under the microscope. And to make a conservative guess as to Craoken also reported that progress cherished uniforms of blue; a num. istration that no faintly will want to miss for Monday, May 18. ', r- ' that is a One and hopeful thing. the probable rate of reduction in —The Christian Solence Monitor. was being made In the construction ber of the veterans proudly wearing Anyone wishing to donate blood ait this Abounding plenty has not mothered available tanker space In the months of a borough honor roll bulletin on their breasts the''badge of their - the same rule that governs the proverbial many notable virtues - iausr Threat- to-come.—From-these,-and cognate - IPS JtJSTAWAB.TIMEFOSE.- -hoard,-whlchr will be placed In the bos organisation as well as badges-BO- laundry ''tickee" will also prevail in this case, time may call the Red Crqps, Red Bank "412, ened scarcity may. At least, it will facts, accurate forecast! of the gas- ough. park on River road, AH reiir cured at state and national «ncamp. Are you among those who current- dents of Fair Haven, who have sons, menta. and no sugar rationing book will mean no and register by telephone, or stop at the Red teach us how today's waster can oline situation could be made. ly "boast" about how busy they are? assist tomorrow's supply.—W. J. Instead of this, the people were brothers or fathers in the services, PRESENTATION OF HOWITZERS Cross office, 17 Monmouth street, and register Not "boasting," exactly, but doing *a are urged to report all names to Mr. sugar. Cameron in a radio addreBS. told one day that they might be re- lot of talking, which In a way means TO RED BANK HIGH SCHOOL, duced to two gallons a week, with UcCraiken of Qiange avenue. The We simply want to,point out that regis- in person. boasting. Most of va, you know, un- honor roll Is being erected by Presi- MAY SO, 1905-2:80 P. M. l-O-o-O-o-O- A NEW WESTERN FBONT. a maximum of five, and the next consciously Indulge in this form of tration will take place in grade Bchools in day that the man who said thla was dent LaBau and the lettering will be The noblest principle that pervades, It Is not surprising that Hitler's egotism.. It is a habit that springs done by Mr, Sickles. your neighborhood. If you are in doubt as decision to replace Petain with Laval talking through his hat and that the out of the intensity with which we the human ibreost, next to the praise Clean-Up Week and allowance would be more nearly ten Harry C. IT. Wordeh, a charter of Ood and love of family, 1B that ot to just where you are to register, simply pro- should coincide . with a fresh out- apply ourselves to the work we en- member of the organization, waa Cleaning Up the Japs. break of official Gorman murder' in gallons a week. Mr. Average Cit- patriotism, or love of our Country, counter. ... • . honored by fellow Lions at the gath- whether it be ours by birth or adop- ceed to the nearest grammar school and the France. Both events spring from izen's conclusion Is that the boys in When a nation girds Itself for war Washington must be in an even ering. Be was a member of the tion. For the home and Country is chances are you will be right. Further infor- Springtime and Clean-up time are synony- the same cause. Hitler Is worried its people are thrust into a vortex group of young men to leave Satur- about a second front Conquered worse mess than he had feared. that whero we center our interests mous. Progressive officials, realizing the ben- of feverish activity. Our dally chores day for Fort Dix. and our affection. The home is where mation regarding the location of these regis- France must not again become a Somebody, certainly, Is. cockeyed and expand and our business Ufa becomes battleground while KusBla still re- doesn't know what he Is talking Mr. LaBau presided at the meeting the heart is. The most practical ap- tration places will be found elsewhere in this eficial effect on everything in general in tidy- Intensified. Then, too, we engage in and John Sparling led tho group in plication of this love of Country is mains unconquered. In the brutal about. The result is to weaken still patriotic movements that abiorb issue of The Register.' ing up homes and yards, are designating a Nazi logic if is necessary to shoot further his confidence In any one the singing of "God Bless America," that of protecting Its interests in moro time than we realize, Leisure and of several other selection! time of need, whether Jt be in peace Clean.up Week in their respective communi- French citizens, to mow down hos- and every one in Washington, If hours become shortened, or elimin- ihroughout the evening. Mr. Sickles In passing we might say that registra- tages, to warn the nation to give no they are so dumb about gasoline and or in war. ties. ated. If we do catch a few Idle mo- was appointed to act as tall twister The members of Arrowsmlth Post tions are fast becoming an important part of aid to British Commandos. At any sugar, Mr. Average Citizen con- ments we are unable to use them as for the meeting and also led the There is a difference this year, however. cost there must be no Western Front cludes, they are probably as bad or No. 61, Department of New Jersey, our American life. Men from 20 to 65 have until tho Eastern Front Is liquidated. formerly, so filled are our minds Lions in the salute to the flag. John O. A. R., today prosent to thd Red worse when It comes to other as- with the urgencies of the moment. Wagner read the minutes of the pre- registered for either military service or for po- In other years, when things were plentiful The shooting of 20 hostages at SL pects of the war effort. Bank High School these two 21- Nazalre last week was an indication The radio prods ua into an awareness vious meeting. President LaBau was pound Howitzers and place them up- tential war industry work. Now we have the and we were at peace, we usually threw away The faulty administrative organ- of the many things that have to be presented with a master koy by on your grounds that you may havo of this state of mind. It was not a ization and the Incompetent person- articles that could easily be replaced. Many reprisal. It was not the French who done. The newspaper headlines warn Lions International for his effort in before you an object lesson in pa- sugar rationing registration and soon will nel are both directly traceable to the us that thne Is short external securing new members for the group, triotism, which' in time of peace will of these discarded things were made wholly attacked tho Germans. It was the White House. The marvel Is that come the registration for gasoline. It is like- rltlah. The crime of the French at forces push us at a fast puce. The presentation was made by I/Ion help you to be prepared for war, or in part of metal. Today metal is precious with such disorganization and con- So we begin to talk about how Sickles. should war become a necessity, ly that registrations for other necessary com- St. Nazalre was merely to be present fusion in high places the nation has and the government needs all it can get. It when tha British arrived. The alarm busy we are. The more we mention Mr. LaBau reported that the club which God grant may never again * modities will follow. of the Nazis may be measured by the already done BO much toward tho it the more Important it makes us will take part In the Bed Bank Lions bo the case with our country, would be a good idea for the public to sep- severity of the penalty Imposed on war. effort. Slowly but surely tho teem, and quickly We have acquired regional meeting to be held Tuesday A Major Cenoral of tho United Rationing of scarce materials, in order the French. They are put on notice people are beginning to realize that a form of boastfulnosa. Or we give night, May 19, at the Molly Pitcher States Army stated recently that that distribution may be fair and equitable, arate such articles in a pile by themselves. that the residents of any town at- it has done this not because of, but our activity as an excuse' foe neglect hotel. Ho also mentioned that the merthere was not a single gun in use in spite of, the prevailing Washing- local Lions attended the grand opon-1 at the close of the Civil war in '65 seems only proper. The proposal in some They can be given to the Boy Scouts or some tacked by the British may anticipate —for neglect of the social s call on other civic organizations or they can be sold bolng murdered by their German ton state of mind. The vastly neighbors we used to make 1>ut no Ing of the Atlantic Highlands Lions that was in uaie when tha,t war be- quarters, that the -law of supply and demand "protectors." speeded-up production of which. Mr. longer find opportunity for, of the clubrooma In the Homestead Inn re- gan, and that there was no piece of Roosevelt has boasted is.due pri- cently. b^...pOT^JtteJ[.;.^j»reyail _in8tead^ seems_ridic- to a junk dealer and the proceeds used to But this Weotern Front, which Hit- walk through the countryside we ordnance in use in 1900, after the r marily, If not exclusively, to the or- onoe enjoyed BO.much but no longer Peter; J, ffilchele, chairman ot the Spanish war that-was in uso in 1B6B, purchase Victory stamps or bonds.- ler so plainly dreads, already exists, ganizing arid technical skill of Amer- •ulous. Naturally the successful bidders would t did not exist last year when the can take without sacrificing other speakers' committee, reported that making two entire changes in 40 be those with the greatest means,, and This year it is not only a civic duty, what Germans Invaded Russia. Then ican Industry, the patriotism of things that seem more Important, of Harold V. B. Voorhles, secretary of years. This Implied the condemna- here was no possibility of successful American -workers, and the eager- the Sunday church service (unless the Had Bank Chamber of Com- tion twice of all the ordnance of th» the average citizen wouldn't have a chance of is more important, a patriotic duty, to clean ness of all Americans to do every- merce, will speak to the club at the country. British attacks. Moreover, France one is a golf addict) that on occasions next meeting, Thursday, May 14, on up our properties. Uncle Sam needs the metal was' not merely prostrate but thing they possibly can to push the waa so uplifting, but which we now These guns" that' are now presented obtaining the bare necessities of life. war through to rapid and complete several Interesting civic - projeots. | to the Red Bank High School have ; and he also wants to sell all, the Victory stunned. Then, too, we were not in forego because we begrudge the hour Thus it will perceived that these regis the war. , Today, the probability of victory. We do not, for a moment, or BO It might take from more sel- Henry Stadler was awarded the 'bee n appropriated by th" e govern- tratkms are-being held for your protection, stamps and bonds he possibly can. So if we hard attacks from the West is real. question the eagerness of those in fish pursuits. evening's gift of a dollar's worth of ment through the O. A, K. ag me- The Germans know it. General Gerd the President's entourage also to do War savings stamps. . morials of the Civil war which closed clean up our places this year we will be con- their bit. But we cannot-help de- What most of us need Is more ef- Those prosent were James LaBau, 40 years ago, and we are glad to Tor that reason, then, you should extend to vanHundstedt la not moving men ficient management of our time'. . . tributing toward the war effort and also help- |nto line against an imaginary foe. ploring the fact that after all these Arthur B. Sickles, John Wagner, have these guns rather than a mod- your registration officials your utmost co-op- months the President has not yet and less talking about how busy we John Sparling, Wilfred H. McCrnck- ern pattern bocauso they have seen ing to clean up the Japs. Hitler is not withholding men, are, We should remind ourselves eration, so that the process may be carried planes and equipment from his Rus- streamlined the administrative ma en, John Wlllard, Peter J. ffilchele, norvlco and wero manned by an chine In Washington, and that, as a constantly that the more Important Henry Stadler, Charles D, Wood- army of officers and soldiers of out as speedily and as efficiently as possible. sian venture to meet an empty a (person is the UDS he "grumbles" HHWj-O-O-O- threat. The accelerating Comman- result of the constant manifestations Ward, Nicholas Bnyder, Robert Cam- whom theae men aro the survivors. o-o-o-o-o-o do raids, the massive air assaults of contradictions, exaolon and buck- or boasts about how bUBy ho Is.— eron, Barney Egeland, Lester Xing- These guns hurled forth death and Shore Town» Dim Lights, and General Marshall's consulta- passing, Washington is coming; to The United parcel Service "Pick, Up." land, Frederick K. Oregg, William L. destruction to those who were at Our Defense Highways Are tions with the British In London stand in the public mind as a sym- Bally,Jr., and Harry 0. P. Worden. that time enemies to our country, But New York City Doesn't. have had their effect They have Im- bol for administrative Incompetence, FREEZE WAR SALARIES. and fighting against tho flag which CAMPAIGN FOB WAR BONDS. a Monument to Donald Sterner. mobilized a Blzablo part of the Ger- —New York Herald Tribune. Sooner or later, as tlio American waves over your school grounds and "City Widely IgnoreB Army Dimout on man Army on a front that extends which Wo this day presented to you people get deeper and deoper into SECRETARY OF THB The term of E. Donald Sterner of Bel- First Night." from tho tip of Norway to the Span- AUTO INSPECTIONS. wartime sacrifices they will rise in with these guns. ish frontier. Hitler's first offensive TREASURY", mar as state highway commissioner ended That headline in a New York newspaper wrath against every man or group Washington. These Howitzers weigh l,5O0 of the new year has been launched Speaking of conserving tires and who uses the war to line his own pounds eaoh and have a bore of five Tuesday. He has been, lauded often for his yesterday morning perturbed us no end. We against the French people.—New gasoline, should not something be pockets. Already there has been a April 31, 1942. and three-quarter inch diameter. various accomplishments, and it is generally in Ked Bank and along the shore, where ex- York Times. done about the semi-annual inspec- popular revolt against "war wages." Dear Editor: They have a range of 2,300 yards at' tion of automobiles by the state? Now It Is the turn of "war salarios." An intensified War Bond Sales an olevatlon of IS degrees. They conceded that he has done a competent job as Campaign ia being launched through- tinguishing of lights entails a real sacrifice DO TOUT Many motorists live long distances Disclosures made by the House Na- throw a shell of 85 pounds weight, highway commissioner. now that the summer season is at hand, com- from- Inspection stations and after val Affairs Committee and by Amer- out the United States on Friday, May with a powder charge of four and When someone says' "It's Roose- making the trip are compelled to ican Investors Union, Inc., are truly 1st. ' one-half pounds and a bursting However, in this reBpect, The Register plied magniflciently with the dimout regula- velt's, fault we're in this war"—do get into long, slow-moving lines, shocking, and should so strengthen Thd people of America must more charge In the shell o! ono and one- would like to call attention to a fact that has tions, but in New York city, according to this you say: "That's what Hitler claimed keeping motors running. This will public indignation as to stop any- than double their Investments In half pounds and tho time 6f flight in his speech that announced the cut deeply into the week's gasoline thing that even looks like profiteer- War Bonds and War Btampa. from muzzle to target is five seconds. received too little publicity. Mr. Sterner was newspaper story, the "populace failed either Nazi declaration of war on the ration. ing—by anybody big or little. , To thla end, the Treasury Depart- They are mostly used in shell and ment is establishing a monthly quota more or less of a Paul Revere in awakening to understand or take seriously the Army's United States"? Perhaps for the duration of the This Information deals with in- grape and canister in which they When someone says: "We ought to war Inspections might be., made an- for every county In the United are very effective. creased salaries of key executives in States. the Atlantic states and Monmouth county in order for a dimout to protect Atlantic ship- get out of tho Far East, anyway, In- nually Instead of seml-annually or, industries booming with wartime These Howitzers participated in particular to the need of defense highways. ping" and "lights in forbidden places were stead of sending our soldiers over 1C this Is undesirable, the Inspection bualness. The list put out by the Labor and management are btlng that terrlflo bombardment of the there"—do you point out that that is system might be decentralized so Naval Committee shows certain Sal- called upon to see that at least ten- third day at Gettysburg and assisted He launched numerous undertakings of this visible in many parts of town." exactly what the enemy wants the that motorists would find Inspectors aries which doubled or oven quad- per cont of every payroll goes Into In the repulse of Plckett's famous kind in New Jersey, and secured federal ap- President Roosevelt in his magnificent United States to do? on duty at garages nea/er their rupled between 1S38 and 1040. The Bonds and Stamps, charge, the final act of that bloody When sonfeone says: "Britain Is homes,—Newark Sunday. I Hat of the Investors" Union covers This la a gigantic task and must but eventful engagement. proval of the Boston-Washington super high- fireside chat Tuesday night pointed out that salaries which Jumped proportionate- bo supported by the co-operation of Aa wou and your successors go to lighting an Imperialist war and has all media. way, route 1 in New Jersey, which is intended we are all involved in this war. The people managed to drag tha United States SPBINO FEVEI ly from 1810 to 1041. They start at and from this high school In pur. (28,000 or above and run up to from We are sending you, beginning im- suit of that knowledge which is es- to end most of Monmouth's traffic troubles by in for British interests"—do you re- Even the dictionary 'ecognlzes mediately, suggested material about of New York city are not exempted by any mind him that tho Nails told France (50,000 to (350,000. They Include key sential to your success in tho social making automobile travel to and from New Spring fever for approximately what salaries in such well-known com- the campaign, and buainess relations of llfo, may means. If it is true that they do not under- that this was Britain's war, and then It Is. Only approximately, however. Your assistance in the poet has conquered France? ' ' panies as Republic Steel, Schenloy these instruments of warfaro be an York and North Jersey quick and easy, rem- stand, they should speedily be shown the light To call it "a lazy, llstlos* fueling" is Distillers, Remington Rand, Colg&to- beon a great help and In order to Incentive to the noblest deeds of Whenever anyone relays rumors, to underate It at the same time that achieve our goal we mult have your edying congestion through Linden, Elizabeth, so that they might dim their lights for the spreads allegedly humorous stories Palmollvo-Poot, General Electric and patriotism in time of peace, and lead one completely ignores lti deeper Bethlohem Steel. continued and vigorous lupport. to such a complete consecration of etc. or sayings, or asks questions de-, manifestations. And to say that It Slnceroly, protection of shipping. Probably much can be said In ex- your lives to duty and loyal patriotlo signed to arouse suspicion of the simply comes "with the first warm H. Morgenthau, Jr., prlnolpiej and the love of country In these days when flagrant examples of We along the shore are doing our share. Government or Amorlca's allies—do days of Spring" Is to pay only the planation of such figures—aa Is true Beoretaryofthe Treasury. for increanes In wages and prices. and to the flag that we salute, that unpreparedness are all around us, it is con- How about our big neighbor to the north do- you spike tho rumor, uncover the Blighteat attention to its real causes. you will ,bo willing to sacrifice all nefarious intent of tho seemingly One can rise to the heights of Borne perhaps got bonuses from JOBS OFEN JOB WOMEN. companies seeking by disbursements that Is dear, even to your lives if soling to know that we had at least one state ing likewise? harmless Joke, point out tho In- Spring fever only briefly, IJIso? Of nooossary, In its dofonse. nuendo in the question, and show to keep below higher Income tax official and this a local man with foresight course! Of coursi/l One lifts his soul Unltod States Civil Bervloe Com. May these'guns be to you ouoh a how all those are subtle devices of and spirit, after a long Winter's brackets, and others might feel tho 2d U. S, Civil Service Dlatrlot and the courage of his convictions. These de- the enemy's effort to divide the salaries warranted by Increased prof- Oil Washington Street, oonneotlng link with tho glorious drudging effort, and rises to a mo- history of the past as to inspire you WPA Manpower Could B« peoples of the United Nations and to mentary height where everyday af- Its. The best dofenao Is that moat of New York, N. Y fense highways may be the means of saving undormlno national unity In Amer- these increases came In a period bo- April 211, 1941. with thoso high idoaU which pro. Used in Aiding War Effort. fairs—work in particular—are of ut- dues lofty realities. . Abusing no our lives and homes in the present world con- ica? terly no consequence. Thought and fore Amorlca entered tho war and Editor, . when mo«t Americans were con- Rod Bank Beglster, privilege but using every opportun- flict. The following announcement comes from Do you? Or do you Just sit around action are put In their proper place 40 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. ity to advance the nobto principles) • wondering how you can help defend and sheer feeling takes command. sciously or uncomclously benefiting o-o-o-o-o-o - State WPA Administrator Robert W. Allen: from a war boom. Dear Sir: and broad liberties of our Groat Re- your country?—The Christian Bel- One. briefly senses the solo Import- The Signal Corps Radar Labora- publio on the banner of which there "All WPA construction projects operat- onco Monitor, ance of the enduring verities—the But they leave a very Bour toato tory, Camp Evans, Belm&r, New Jer- Is no sunset. Blood Needed by Our Army sun's warmth, the earth's pulse, tho today. Thoy go far to explain tha sey, has vacancies for a large num- ing in Now Jersey will be re-examined to • As Memorial Day Is only a few and Navy for National Dofenso. T1I15 COST OF CONFUSION. bird on the bough and the blossom attitude of workors In war Industries ber of female applicants in pro- avoid competition for men, materials or on the twig, One Is suspended In who know that In ninny cnncs big fessional and sub-profojalonal posi- weeks away tho piper herewith haa Tho confusion, contradictions and time with them. Nothing else mat- salaries are augmented by big shares tions. a double signlflcanoe. The Hogfate* The Red Cross^palling for volunteer equipment with other phases of the war ef- recriminations in Washington In tors, unleis It Is sleep. Sloop, and a In profits. Labor unions have seen High school graduates who have hopes that before this saored day an donors to contribute blood for the Army and fort." connection with tho rationing of gas- grassy bank caressing one's shoulder the figures of tho Fodoral Reserve Included ooursos la physics or me- rives that the gun mounts upon chanical drawing In their curricula which these cannon rest on the pub- Navy and other emergencies, at home and ollno are as deplorable as they are blades. A whole Winter's lost sleep Board which show that "not Income aro desired ior appointment as un- Many people have been wondering why Inoxcusablo. If tl.oy Wore only a must bo compressed Into one week- after Federal taxes rone 40 per cent der engineering aides or under llo school grounds will have beon abroad. This appeal is to every healthy male this was not done long ago. WPA projects singled lone example of bungling in end of Spring fever. from 1039 to ldil for 24B Industrial draftsmen, respectively,- $1,260 per given a coat of paint and thereby and female between the nge of 21 and 00. The high places It would be bad enough. Then It's over. The lot-down comes and mining compnnlci. annum. . Applicants with additional eliminate tho daubs of green paint were instituted primarily to provide work for But thoy typify the aomo kind of —recovery, some call It, having no But we do not wish to justify wage education or experience may be aa well as the initials "L. B.," whioh government is asking for thousands of units pulling nt cross-purposes that has qualified for higher grades. College were unceremoniously as well as un- the unemployed. That period passed into ob- sonse of proportion or Imagination. profiteering by salary or dividend graduates who have majored In characterized so many of tho Admin- Ono ginks back Into routine, whore profiteering. Wo plond rathor the patrlotloally smearod thereon a» an of m>n removed, x>«g bo dried and kopt indef- ment projects and Blending. Moo was the office of tin Co-ordln- Btates M a military arta places leave of »bo«nee to permit him to Signal CorrSa ftadtr Laboratory, »tor of Information lunotlonlnj authority. In th» propqr hand! under enter th» 'country's armed forces. Camp. Evana, Belmar, N. I. working.for him.; .1 RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 80. 1942. Page Seven Ord Preston, Union Trust company, Masons Observe '-• Dowell choral, directed by Dorothy Form Charitable Washington, X>. C, and nine mem- Eisner Company. Marine Corps General Apollo Club Plans Gravatt Wlnterstella, will participate bers appointed by the president of In this portion of the program. Mrs. Christian Scienco the AER. After the first year, suc- AssignecTTo E. Coast Dr. Thompson Night Wlnterstella is also club' accompan- Organization To cessors to these nine appointed mem- Complimented By Dr. William M. Thompson night, Spring Concert ist. Julius C. Zlngg Is conductor. Reading Room observed by Red Bank lpdgo of Free Dancing will be held after the con- bers will bs elected by the member- New Rivir, N. Ci, April 89 (Spe- Chuich Edifice, ship at tho first annual meeting, Trade Journal cial)—Brig, Gen. William H, Huper- and Accepted Masons Friday, was at- Helen Harbourt cert at the Berkeley-Carteret hotel. Aid Army Welfare tus, former Commanding General of tended by a large number of mem- tm Broad Street, lied Bank the U. 8. Marine Corps base at San bers of the lodge and by many visi- Soloist May 14 BAPXI6T B^MMAOE SALE. Diego, California, has been assigned tors. The occasion was in celebra- T.I. R«d Buk MSO-J. A.E.R. Will Extend P. T. A. Child Health Feature Story in tion of the 25th anniversary of Dr. to headquarters of the Flr«t Marine Helen Harbourt will be assisting The Philathea society of the Red ' > " OPEN DAILY • Division, Atlantic Amphibious Force, Thompson's election as grand mas- Relief to Personnel Meeting Arranged Daily News Record ter of New Jersey Masons. artUt at the third concert of the Bank Baptist church will hold a here. 19U season of the Apollo club of An- rummage sale Wednesday, May 8, In » to 4 P. M. and Their Dependents Mechanlo street school Parent- Lauds Local Concern Gen, Ruptrtus, a Marine Corps of- Following of the conferring of the bury Park in Anbury Park high the vacant store opposite Union fire Except Sunday and Teacher association-will have its an- ficer for the past 31 years, entered third degree on two candidates, school auditorium Thursday evening, house on Shrewsbury avenue. Mrs, Holidays. nual child health week1 meeting to- which was performed by pastmasters Tha War department recently tn- The Slgmund Eisner company, the Marino Corps as a second lieu- May 14. Hiss Harbourt has appeared Augustus Loytcn is chairman. morrow night In the school auditor- tenant after graduating with honors ot the lodge, the group adjourned to as assisting artist with the club at Friday Evenings, 7:30 to 0:30. nounoad the formation oj a charit- ium. The guest speaker will be. Miss largest manufacturer at service uni- Clayton and Magee hall where a able organization known M the forms In tho United States, last week from the U. S. Coast Guard Acad- many concerts and Is well known In Uarjorle Bessom, county home dem- roast chicken dinner was enjoyed. OUR CARE MEANS MORE WEAR Army Bmergenoy Belief, to extend was the subject of a feature story In emy, New London, Conn., in 1918. He Brief remarks were made by Dr. shore musical circles. B*» thi Bible, tlio Wotka of Murjr onstration agent, who will apeak on was born in Washington, D. C, No- She will sing a group of solos In Baktr Eddjr, Dlieovirir and Foundftr ' relief to Army personnel and their nutrition values, the Daily News Record, authoritative Thompson, Rabbi Arthur H. Her- SUITS & DRESSES, 65c of Cfarlitlto Science, snd All oth*r dependent*. trade Journal of the Industry, In con- vember 14, 1889. * shon, chaplain of the lodge; R. Theo- the Brat half of the concert entitled aathorlud Cbrlitlan pcl«nc« XJt«ra* UNITED DRY CLEANED ture miy it r»d, borrowed or pui- This new organization will bring nection with the plan whereby the dore Blxler, worshful master; Dr. H. "A Scottish Fantasy" with the club. Minor repair* fret. Fr» AeUvarr The second half of the program will chM«d, about a oentralleatlon of control and Eisner company has not only "in- B. Williams and others, Call Red Bank S8 the consolidation of Army Foita of creased efficiency and production In Include selections from Gilbert and Th« Pulllq U Wtlcom* UNITED CLEANEB8, INO* the various welfare unlU and funds {government orders, but at the same Finding help is easy1 with a. Regis- Sullvan's opera "Pirates of Pen- whloh have been in operation for time gives oach of its several thou- ter Ad.—Advertisement zance." The members of the. Mao Only Address; 4B Proipact Av«* many yeara. There will how be only sand employees a, fooling that they two organizations engaged In wel- are playing a personal, role, in the fare activities directly for Army Jor- all-out war effort." Bonnel and' their dependents, the The trade Journal's story, which American Bed Cross and the Army cites the various steps by which each Kmo;- ;;noy Belief. It was, clearly ot tho Eisner employocs have played Btat: however, that under Its Con- sorsonal parts In tho war effort, fol- gros: .nal charter, tha Bed Crpsa has lows: ; primruy responsibility for the wel Tho Slgmund Eisner Co., which fare r.nd voluntary aid to Army per- operates four plants In. New Jersey, sonnol. and, their dependent*, while at Red Bank, Freehold, South -Am- the purposo of the AER should not boy and Newark, has worked out a plan whereby the organization can- be a substitute (or, but will supple- not only increase its efficiency and ment, the activities ot the Bed Cross. production oh government orders, Life membership In the AE!R Is ob- but at the same time give each of Its tainable for $100, while membership several thousand employees a feeling at largo Is offered to all other con- :hat they are playing a personal role tributors. Officers and enlisted men, In the all-out war effort. The com- pany Is tho largest manufacturer of and their dependents, and civilian service uniforms in the United personnel will be assisted when States. neceeiary whether they are members MISS MARJORTE! BESSOM More than a year before Pearl Har- 4-HR. or contributors, or not. While mem- bor, when tho nntlon was ro-arming bership In the ABB Is purely volun- USE SEARS WALLPAPERS VARNISH The program has been arranged by With its gigantic defense program, tary, It Is desired that eventually all company employees banded together Miss Bess M. Green, school nurse. A voluntarily to draw up a "Pledge of Brig. Gen. William H. Buporta* military personnel and their depend' play, "Penny Wtoe and Pound Fool- CATALOG LENDING ents will become contributors or Loyalty," which was forwarded to United States Marines ish," will be glyen under the direc- President Roosevolt. This action re- members. tion of Mrs. Donald Crawford. Child During World war I, Gen. Ruper- The main sources of funds for the ceived national acclaim from promi- LIBRARY health week posters, made by senior nent figuresg in government and civil- tus was commander of the Marine ABB will be from the Bed Cross, the and junior high school pupils and ian liflifee . ' detachment aboard the USS Florida. Tough, •lutli Army Relief society proceeds from pupils of Miss Elisabeth H. Ernst's Tho pledge stated: "We realize In addition to duty In Haiti, Chins, FURTHER INFORMATION and near raslat exhibitions, athlotlo events, all types grade at Mechanic street school, will that time iIs of tthh e essence. WWasted and Cuba, he has served with dis- ant- . • • • of entertainment and benefits, and be exhibited. hours now may mean wasted lives from such Army motion picture later." Workers .who signed—and tinction In many assignments In the AT showings as posts, camps and sta- not one failed to append his signa- United States." A complete line of wall- 4-HR. ture—promised that: "No action by tions as are authorized by War de- Billions In Insurance any of us, will bo in any way respon- Sent to China. THE MAIL ORDER DESK papera in latest designs ENAMEL partment regulations, In addition to sible—even indirectly—for the slight- In 1027 he was appointed inspec- Master Mixed all gifts, donations and contributions. Taken Out By Army est delay or hindrance In the defense tor of target practise and in 1931-93 and colors. At rettont conferences between the program." was attached to the war plans sec- .29 HOUSE PAINT AER and the Red Cross it has been Billions of dollars worth of eco- In war-torn England, this action tion at Marine Corps headquarters, HOLLYWOOD determined that due to the sudden nomic protection for their home received wido publicity in stories IB- American colonial scenlos and secret mores and to special hard- sued by the British Ministry of In- Washington. In 1936-37 he was chief SUN SHADES QT Lonfttt wtai 09 folks have been purchased by sol- formation and was cited as evidence ot staff. Marine Corps hase, San Oroatctt ships of army personnel and their diers In the .Army of tho United 9 Deoorated stripes One coat covan Spread dependents, requiring immediate or of America's whole-hearted support Diego. States in the special drlvo to In- of President Roosevelt's pledge that From San Diego Gen, Rupertus eonroltUlr. 4riu • Low«t coat GAL unusual handling by the local Army creaso applications for National Ser- tho United States would become the Floral designs In four houn— sar ye.r ol In S-CaL command, or where It is not feasible was dispatched to China whore he 22 ray colon. w».r; Lots vice life Insurance policies. Arsenal of Democracy. At home, served as exe6utlvo officer of tha O Kltohen patt&rnB to maintain continuous Red Cross Preliminary figures indicate that letters of pralso were received frdm 'service, funds should be available President Roosevelt, Secretary of Fourth Regiment of Marines at Private John Doe has an average War Stimson, Secretary of Navy Shanghai until 1038 when he was re- Formal stripes, etc. Master Mixed Master Mixed and in the hands of station com- policy of approximately $5,000 and Economy manders with which to meet emerg- Knox, Admiral Harold R. stark and called to the United States to assume that the number written has broken General Marshall, U. s. Army chief command of the Marine Corps bar- FLOOR PAINT Roof Coating SEMI-GLOSS encies. Due to rapid expansion of all previous records for life insur- of Staff, among others. the Army It has not been possible to racks at the nation's capital. ance underwriting. . Over-all esti- Meanwhile, production of govern- In 1940 Gen. Ruportus went to accumulate funds for the immediate mates for the Army, Navy, Marino ment orders kept rising. Then came ASBESTOS handling of these special cases out- Corps and Coast Guard. Indicate Pearl Harbor, followed by the declar- Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where he FIBRE lined above, and the AER Is, there- more than 2,600,000 applications for ation of war. On Its heels, tho Eis- was placed in command of Marines fore, asking Immediate assistance at ner company employees reaffirmed there. Ho later became commander National Service life insurance have SINGLE For u»« on all type this time in the form of funds to their pledge and stated: "Every pa- of the Fourth Defense Battalion. been written for newcomers to tho triot, whether he be in the factory, floors, inside and Finest ingredltinU initiate its work, and to provide for nation's armed forces since October Is Honor Graduate, ROLL out, A faBt-drylnu obtainable, Oon the Army Emergency Relief fund or in tho armed forces, mu6t take his paint One gal. cov- placo in tho light for democracy. We -•jn 700 • PURE PENNSYLVANIA At Fort Monmoutn, £t. Col. Philip The Eisner concern's employees are ation. The feature of tho campaign drawn from all nationalities, many F. Coholan, chaplain, has been desig- just olosed was the privilege allowed Power Company Leases "Garage. nated Custodian of the Army Emerg- walks of life, all religions and in- MOTQROIL Battery all members of the armed forces on cluao In this cross section of democ- ency Relief fund, and hoo.it the com- active duty December 20, 1941, to racy at work, men and women whoso Tho Jersey Central Power and New, improved Cross Coun- mlttee of chaplains at the post who apply for insurance by the closing ages run the gamut from the very Light company hat leased the for- try I Greater power, 45 full- will Investigate and grant relief date of April 19 without a physical young to the very old. mer Throckmorton garage on Bast alzed plates—6 more than when needed to military personnel examination, Co-operating in these patriotic en- Main street at Freehold as a distri- «tandard. Guaranteed to give and their families. deavors of their employees are the bution center and all facilities In the you 24 months of positive All agencies were marshaled by company officials: H. Raymond Eis- Financial relief may be approved the War department In its drlvo for former Brakeley factory on Mana- service. by the chaplain subject to Investiga- ner, president; J. Lester Elsnor, vlco a 100 per cent coverage of tho Army, president; Monroo Eisner, secretary- lapan avenue are being moved there, tion either In the fqrm of outright it possible. Regional olilccs of the treasurer, and Robert Eisner, plant Tho garage is 68x60 feet and backs grants, or loans without Interest. Re- Veterans Administration sont men general manager. ' on a large storage yard.^ c. c. C.C. Cleaner ' lief In other cases nay take the form in Some Instances * to the camps, of actually supplying necessary aid, posts, and stations of the Army's SparkPlugs and Wax such as food, fuel, medical and den- nine corps areas to aid with oxport tal care, hospltaltiatlon, pension as- Comfortablo, curved back and: counsel and Information. Camp news form-fitting seat; wide arm sistance, compensation, Insurance papers and similar publications also IAMB CHOPS EA and allotments. rests;" unpalnted douglas fir; 'Assisted in tho effort, Application easy to assemble. 38' Auxiliary committees may be form- In Salt of 59° blanks and Instructive literature ed at oaoh branch or station to aid were made available to the Army or 4 or Mor* Cleans, wun In in the work of army emergency re- personnel at Army posts through Quicker starting one oparntlon— lief In accordance with policies estab- nnd getaway— tho co-operation of the 251 field di- VEAL CHOPS? CROQUET Long Ufa and Easily applied— lished by the headquarters in Wash- rectors of the American Red Cross. BULK mllanc, Guaran- Hard, brilliant , Ington. They may be composed of maybe you can't make SET & STAND teed 16,000 milflt finish. retired officers'not on active duty, On April 10 a film trailer was pro- pared at Hollywood for showing In members of families of officers and 't up your mind but.,. INC. POUSHING CLOTH MOTOR TUNE enlisted men, and Interested civil- S65 Army motion picture outlets- ians, women living on or near posts, some of which have five separate Re,. »3.OB TAX C camps or stations who have had ex- theaters— where tho audiences are Compact 6-ball qt. 37' PT perlsnoe with army relief society and exclusively military. This brlof re- int. cob atria 29 . its work or with other welfare activi- minder depicted a sergeant discus- mallets, acrew-tn SO sg. tt, h««rj- Adda p«p and IN YOUR OWN nowtr, rtduoftd B ties are suggested is members, sing the value of llfo Insurance with handlei; new w«(ffht bleach td iftti coniumptlon While military personnel are not several soldiers informally in front rack exclusive CONTAINER cotton mesh. No —frtei sticking required.to becomo members during of a typical service club and urging with Sean. lint. valvei, rlnsti. the present emergency, entertain- them to obtain Insuranco, ments and exhibits will be encourag- The most dramatic agent used, ed at once, to be followed by an however, proved to be tho overseas CHALLENGE MERIT WAX announcement at a later date from radio, Following tho sending of CHALLENGE CURTAIN STRETCHER Washington inaugurating an annual radiograms to announce that Amer- drive for memberships throughout ican soldiers around the world could IRONING BOARD BROOM tho Army. apply for a policy by radio, arrange- $128 Although the American Bed Cross ments had to be mndo to relay these has provided resident field dlreotor applications by boats and clippers. 28°QT service at army posts and stations 1 Prior to this overseas broadcast, Kaaal typo. Se- having a military population of 1,000 mora than a thousand radio broad- or moro men, there remain sovoral Ifou're sure to prefer the lect 1'onderoiu No rubblnif, drUi cust stations In continental United pine. cloarl> Low Ptlc« for hundred other posts and units of les- Slates had Joined tno Army drlvo to such a quality i In 30 mlnutei on sor population whoro the national marked In Inche disaomtnate Information about the — Nlckcl-nlatori broom 1 Sewed A wood* ' ltnoUum organization Is not Justified In main- availability of this low-oost war-t'.mo taste of this all-Malt Beer! bmiB plna, act times, to hul»| \ taining continuous full time resident llfir Insurance. one Inch npart durable itran Armly, Hed en Cross sprvlco on an Itinerating basis — and you'll never again hesitate at to Mx90 Inchrn •m«!cd handle. from larger stations where resident Youths Govern service Is maintained. Covering this "What'll you have?" Brewed by a situation Is tho following quotation Oceanport For Day World-Famous method from only hops from a War Department letter on and barley-malt — no other grain is the subjoot: Youth Good Government day was nckled! This means Trommer's Is better- Kmotgenoy cases may arise observed at Oceanport Friday. Tho BUY NOW Don't Forget at stations, posts or camps where the youths wore sworn into office by Bor- tasting, more satisfying, definitely su- volumo Is not sufTlclont to justify the ough Clork William P. Flocltnor at perior. And astonishingly enough, you BUY OFTEN your Rod Cross In maintaining continuous a meeting of the mayor and council pay no more for this better beer! Try rosldont servlco, In' whloh the com- Thursday night. An Inspection of manding officer may deam It wise to tho borough was made Friday after- a glass of mellow, taste-tempting Victory Garden render immediate aid from, army noon on the Oooanport flro truck. Trommer's todayl eniorgoncy relief funds, and then re- Th« moetlng Tfrlfny night won Out In a Jiffy . . . folds and un- BUY SEARS i fer tho cast to the Red Cross for called to order by Acting Mayor Cnl- lolds swiftly for thoso bits of further aotlon." vln Nylandor, a student of Rod Ironing you want to do auloklyl have the took lor Bank high school, A report wan U. S. WAR STAMPS Army' emergency relief Is under Sturdy wood, smoothly finished. gardem large and tha control of a board of manager*, made by Borough Clork Waltor Canglor, after which a lively, dlncun- TROMMER'S Securely bracod undor-structure headed by Qen, John J. Pershlng, small honorary president, and Honorable •lon was held on various borough —12x48 Inches. U. S. WAR BONDS Henry h, Stlmson as chairman of Improvements. , \ f-4ho bujud of iovotnor»,--Dttrlng-.tlie year ot oi'Rnnlzatlon, the board ot Councilman—Dorothy , Smith, Carolyn managers will consist of a president, TItillll«, Dnrothv Csllnhnn. Flunk Hloemn, Chrlltle Clml.lnln . knii Chnrlea Hrhnnrli. JOHN F. TROMMER, INC., BREWERIES ATiWOOKlYN, N. Y. • ORANOB, N. J. thn Honorulilo Robert P. Patterson, Juatlce of the Ptane—Mnlbn flnimiboll. two vice presidents, the Honorable Horouih Attorney—Onrolrn Vxlllln. MM. John J. MoOIoy and Robert A. Treiiurer—Ilelly n»rry. ' ,, $EARS,ROEBIKK Lovett, the executive director, MaJ. Ilulldlntr Imneetor—Norm» HoinmorK. Plumblnr Inspector—•Kuirone Klnkatle. Di.trii,u..d by, JO$. PINGITORE, Inc. Gen. William N. Haskell, the Nation- l'ollc. OTllef—nobortllrown, al secretary, Col. Trubee Davlion, (Urban Oollmliir—IJO Ijiyton. LONQ DHANCI1, NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE Hi RED BANK Phone 1290 AI.M.OC—William Connelly. 27 Monmouth St. Air Corps, the national trcneurer, Borou«lt engineer—Gordon Jlendrldoon RED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 80,1942.

dent. Selections to the society are NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETlNtt ' NOTICE. Red Bank Student mads on the basis of scholarly Notice Ii henbr irlven that the Annual Tbt Board ot Education of Atlaitle mtlni of the Bhareholdera of the CltU.ni Township wishes to receive bids for J6 achievement, broad -cultural Inter- uUdlnff and Loin Aacoulatlon of Red tona ot high grade buckwheat elaa eoai Given High Honor ests and character. lank, Liquidating Corporation, will be to ba delivered to the Atlantlo Towrtlhtn eld on Tueiday, May Itth, 1842, at in- School <* Colt1. Meek, Mere's How You Register for Rationings May 4-7 Philip Boy, aon of Mr. and Mrs. A senior at Bucknell. Roy will re- i-thlrty o'clock p. ra., at the office of the Th«M bide muitjw In tha hands of the Philip M. Mloy, 29'.Brown place, is ceive his degree In May. He Is a •loclatlon, a White •tnet, Ked Bank, N. Jlerk hy g:0O o'clock on Thursday even- ; .for the purpose of electinr director*, member of the Sigma Chi social fra- ng.'Hay 14th, 1942. The Board reiervw one of IB BuckrieU university stu- nose termt expire, and for the tranaic* the right to reject any or all bids; dent* who have Been selected to ternity and slngB in the men's glee on of such other business aa may. come Slsnod membership of Phi Beta Kappa, na- club. eforo tho meeting. ' OBOSOE S, F. HUNT, D. O, tional honorary scholastic frater- A. ALVW WHITINa, • Freehold, B. B. 1. N*>. 11 - • • Secretary. nity" When you want to realize cosh for Red Bank. N. J.. April It. 1S«J. NOTICE. Phi Beta Kappa membership Is something speedily you can count on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCDEN: the highest scholastic honor which The Register want ad columns to do BIDS WANTED. ..'•• Furauant to the provisions of sin Aob can be bestowed upon a college stu- your sealing for you.—Advertisement. Seided propoaali for-'eotl will bi r«- the Leglalature of New Jersey entitled, l»«d by the Board sf Education. Lltlli An Act to authorize person* 'to change lv.r, N. J., sn T*utid«r. May 7, 1*42, their names," approved February it, 187«. T :tS p. tai. Bldi Biny bi Mnt to S«r»h ant tha amendnMnta thereof, notice la . Llpplncott, Dlitrlot Cleric, »nd -wilt bi lereby, given..that I afaan apply to the icned and awarded on abovt dat* at wiirt of Common Fleas of the County of arlthun Place School, tfonmouth at the Court Bouae at Free! Spedflcatloni may bt obtalntd from tht lold. on Thursilay. tho 21st day o< Ila litrlct Clerk. •'.-., . .1 1042, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, or 1 Additional coal needed durlns th« prfi* noon thereafter as I can ba heard, for I it achool yea?, After the flrat d«llTfr7, irder to authorise ma to assume ajiotl. Garden ba furnished at.the aame bid prlee. lame, to wttl Josephine Ellen Gaddlik. The Hoard >e»rv«a the right to reject JOSEPHINE GODOMSKI, my or all bids, and to valva Immaterial II Horace Place, Bed Bank, M, ], Infonnilltlei, . . . • .. • Dated! April 17. 1042. ' , SA1UH M. LIPPINCOTT, - Dl.trlct Clerk, Owners April II, 1«<], - SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP BOARO OR Chancery 1—434 -Iks sealed transportation blda by tha day. ' FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SHERIFFS SALE. for one (1) bus, meeting all state re. aulrtments and seating hot lesa than fifty Make your last minute purchases of By virtu* of a writ of fl* i*i to n* di- icted, Issued out of tha Court of Chan* (60) passengers, over route prescribed by flower and vegetable jaedi—and try of thi SUte ot New Jersey, will ba the Board, from Arthur Vail Homej to tfosed to sale at public vendut, on Clntcn Falls School, tor tho school year lawn seed—at cur Red Bank store MONDAY, THE 11TH PAY OF MAY, 1042-1948, • and greenhouse!. Expert odviio on 1042. Bath bidder must furnish his own lie- ietween tht hours of 18 o'clock and S illlty Insurance In ths amount of 15,000 Be sure to go to the nearest public elementary school, on «B When you go to the elementary school nearest your home, garden planting will be given, gladly. •'clock (at 2 o'clock War Time) In tha and. 140,000: and a bid bond or certlAed t • May ,4, 5, 6, and 7 and register for War Ration Book One, a teacher will' register you. (Father, mother, or any other tternoon of iiald day, at the Court Houae cheek, or cash of 69fe. which1 is being issued by your Government for use in connection j th« Borough of Freehold, County of All lids must be in the name of one member of the family, 18 years of age. or over, may register for onmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree contractor on|y and be In the hand, of the with the sugar rationing program. Before you go to register, t said court Amounting to approximately Mstrlct Clerk not later than S P. M., measure all-the sugar you have at home (white, brown, granu- all members of the family.) The. Registrar will fill out an.appli- FLOWER AND VEGETABLE PLANTS 1,082.00. . . • ... Thursday, May 14th, 1042, at which time' TomotOM, Eta Planli, Psppen—w» an oW« you Ihi flnnl vatteflfi and All that certain tract or parcel of .land heywlll.be publicly opened and read «t lated, lump; or -powdered) as you will be required to tell the the Tlnton Falls School. .cation form for each member of your family. Be prepared to Ih. bolt grown planli yoU2*v.r tow.. i'Don'l foil Is ••• our Improved id premises hereinafter particularly dt- Registrar how much you have. If you have no means of weighing crlbed. situate, lying and being in the The Board of Education reeervea tho it, measure it with a .cup. A level cup of sugar weighs approxi- tell the Registrar the name, age,' height, weight, color of eyes tlcard Gtianlum—wi fuel II l» lh« fln«»t red In «xllt«nt« ... W» hava oil orougn of Red Bank, formerly Township right to reject any or all bids. mately a half pound: and hair of each member of your family. th. bidding plonh you wont, from Agorolumi to Zinnlai. t Shrewsbury. In the County of Mon- OBTTA H. VANBRACKLE, Phor»l— «td lank 37SO outh and State of Now Jersey, bounded V. District Clork, Hailet, N. t, nd described as follows t - BEGINNING nt a point In the northeast ' NOTICE.OF BIDS TO BE RECEIVED. >mer of Mrs. James Cooper's lot, theiict PETEPET R HENDERSON & CO. mtnw&rdly along the Hue of eald Cooper'* The Township Commlttco of the Town, it two hundred nnd fifteen feet more or ship of Middletown will receive bldl at a NEWMAN SPRINGS RD.. (lust west of the Swimmini g RiverRi) ISB to Mrs. Barrett's lot, thence eastward- meeting of the aald Township Committee Ml HudOfllef— to be held at the Township Hall, Klnrt Ml alone said Barrett's fifty feet to a point Highway, Middletown. Now Jerley, on IS Cortlandt St,NewYork,N.Y. said Barrett's line, thence northwardly RED » hundred and fifteen feet more or less Thursday, May 14th, 1942, at 8:3!) o'clook ontr said Child's Hno to a. point In the P. M. In tho. afternoon, lor the collection mth side of Irving Street (Irvine Place), of garbage and.refuse material in Garbage • ienco westwardly. along said Irving Street District No. 2, Leonardo Section, for the Irving Place) fifty feet to the place of '»"•> of from June 1, 1042, to December 51i lD4S> t It being the Intention to describe the Detailed speculations are on fils with inds and premUeB now commonly known Ae Township Cierk and copy of same may B No. 27 Jcvlng Place, Red Bank, Mon- be had upon application. outh County, New Jersey. ' AU bids must be accompanied hy a cer* BEING tha same lands and prfinlflea eon- , -!v itheck *i"1 bld bmi letter' " ••* 'tyeA to the aald William B. Brower by forth In the Specifications. eed from AuRuattis Child 'and Josephine All the provisions set forth In the specU i. T. Child, his wife, dated March 28, flcatlons on Slo with the Township dork 885, and recorded In the L,Monmou|h are made a part of tills advertisement the mnty Clerk's OiTlce in Book 38ft of Deedp, same as If herein repeated. IRO 330, All bids must be on Standard Proposal Seized B'B tho proptrty of Leon J). Form which Is attached to the specifics* rower, and others, taken in execution at Lions, and enclosed Inbealed envelope! IB suit of The Second National Bank and bearing the.numo and aduresa of the bid-* The Heine 'rust Company of Red Bank, a National der, and addressed to the Township Com* mittee of tho Township of Middlotown: tanking institution, and to be sold by B d of JOHN T. LAWfcEY, Sheriff, M. V 'J., "« Township Committee of Dated April 10, 1942. . the Township of MIdilletown. Frorif pptegftte, Slovene, Foster ft Keu&sllle, Dtted April 28, 1042, • Solicitors.- HOWARD W. ROBERTS, 57 I.) • 123.04 ' -_ , ' Township Cleric, DISTRIBUTED BY THE N. J: RATIONINO ADMINISTRATION STATE OF NEW JERSEY, NOTICE. Depart ment^Tof • State. _ Borough of Sea Bright will receive at \ After you have signed all the application, forms for your Your War Ration Book entitles you (o purchase sugar at 0 ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS Iho meeting of tha Borough Council to be SHALL COME, GEETING: held at. the' Borouuh Hsll, Sea Brtsht, N, 3 • family, the Registrar will fill out and give you a War- 4 any store selling that commodity. When you go to your WHERRAS. It appears to my aatlsfac- J., on Thursday, Hay 7, 1042, at 8109 F, Ration Book, shown above, for each member of the family. (If, dealer to purchase sugar, take your ration book with you'. The ODERN wars are fought on many fronts; lon, by duly authenticated record of the M.i or as soon thereafter as possible, sep- for example.-.there" are three children living at home with the stamps contained therein must be detached in the presence of iroceedings for the voluntary dissolution arate sealed proposals for leasing for a i and one of them is right at home. Life tereof. by the consent of all the members term of twoo years froJ...... m Ma. y .165 , 1042, father and mother, five ration books will be given to you,) Each the dealer. Anyone may take your' War Ration Book to buy sugar M hen present, that the MONMOUTH WAR eac— h of ths following described properties, provided they are. buying sugar for you. The. mother or the book contains 28 stamps numbered from.l to 28. If your stock must go on. People must live, eat, have shelter IELIKP, a corporation of this state, has on th« terras and conditions set forth in . of sugar at home exceeds 2 pounds per person, the Registrar will father, or any one of the children, or anyone connected with a omplled with all the requirements of Title copies of lease's covering ouch Mparato 6, Corpornttons and Associations not for property on fito with the Borough Cleric, remove ration stamps from the books at the rate of one stamp for family may take some or all of-the War Ration Books to the and clothing, and carry on in many ways as profit, Revised Statutes of 1SS7, riellm- laid properties being more particularly dt- each poundof sugar, over2 pounds.— _.-__iJ..._: 'S.L..,. grocer,tobuy4he entire household's supplyj$>f.sugar.__ __.. nary to ths Issulnt; of. this Certificate of icribed/in aald lousest they did before the war. ——--• ^~ Dtssolutloh;^ ~—~~- --~ . "lrPropertyknown UB psrtrof; or adjoint •'• NOW THEREFORE, I, JOSEPH A. Ing lilt Borough playground, for uie aa a The regular services offered by banks to mOPHY. Secretary of State of the State parking plot. if New Jersey, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, 2. Property known as tho northerly one- phert, also-names of Garret's bros. Justice 1821, Feb. 41 provide safety for money, expedite payments, .at the said corporation, did, on the half of, the Flan Drome, for uie In selling . Ashton, John and Mifs Olche Mes- Three Grass Fires fourteenth dny of April, A. D. 1942, file and dealing In aea food products. and%alstera, and who they md. They In my once a duly executed and attested 8. Property adjoining the Peninsula Ho- had' a dau. Catherine, were there sier, both of Up. Fd. Wm. W. Keep Firemen Busy facilitate thrift and so on, are still as important consent In writing to the dissolution of t«l property, formerly occupied by Surf other chn.? EAS (CAU) Foulks, Mln. 1821, Mch. 3 mid corporation, which said consent and Bath In IT pavilion—for use as a bathing as ever. We continue to offer them, even . he record of the proceedings aforesaid, establishment. —2029— (B. 68) SHamard, Joseph and Mary Red Bank firemen were called ou Genealogy ; ire now on file in my said office as pro* Proposals shall he accompanied ly a COVENHOVEN-MESSLER. Want- Brewec. both of Dover tnsp. to extinguish three grass flrea Sun- though the stress is how on the special war- certified oheck payable to the Borough of ed parentage of Garret Covenhoven, ; 1820, Dec. 28 day within an hour. The first broke IN •1MONY WHEREOF. I have Sea Bright.for tha amount pf the first In- time services. You are invited to use this bank; lereunto set my hand dfld affixed my Of. stallment of rent required by each lease b. June 5, 1792, d. Mar. 29, 1828, md. Allen, Jonathon T. and Mlfs Hebcc- out at 11:35 a. m. at Maple avenue iclal Seal, at Trenton, this Fourteenth day bid upon, which. In tho caso of any suc- Mrs. William ,K. Conover, Editor, in 1812 to Anna Messier, b. Sept. 6, cah Hittle, both of Howell tnsp. and Reckless place and was put out f April, A. D., Nineteen hundred and cessful bidder, shall, be retained and ap- chairman of the Genealogical Com- piled hy 1791, d. Feb. 3, 1862, and the names _j_. . 1821, Apl. 12 by Relief engine company. • The Jorty-two. " ' ' the Borough as the Initial rent in. mittee of the Monmouth County His- (Signed) stallmen U Successful bidders will be re* of their chn. If any? MGT (IND.) Brewer, William and Hannah Hulce, second occurred at 12:06 p. m. on torical, Association, Freehold, N. J. THE MERCHANTS TRUST CO. (Seal) J. A. BROPHY, quired to excecute leuea at or after tha —2030— . both of Dover tnsp. by Abraham Harrison avenue and was extin- Secretary of State. meeting. • * guished by Union hose company. Th« right IB reserved by tho Borough to ANSWERS KOUWENHOVEN,-DURYEA. Who Woolley, Jus. 1820, Dec. 28 OF RED BANK, N. J. Monmouth County Surrogate'e Office. reject any and all proposals and to waive were the parents of Neeltje Kouwen- (B69—Matthews, Joseph and Gitty The other one was discovered, at [n the matter of the estate of James H. any Informalitlei In the proposals received, —2025— 12:17 o'clock in the borough dump Owens, deceased. hoven, who md. Johannes Durjea, Truax, both of Howell tnsp. Abra- Member of Federal' Hesorvo System' T Dated: April 24. 1042. and was put out by Liberty' hose otice to creditors to present clalmi E. W. FARY, SCHENOK. (a) #1892, Dec. 11, and were there any Issue? I have ham Wooley, Justice 1821, Feb. 22 company. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation against estate. Borough Clerfc 1M1, SK (N. J.) (b) My records show no dates, Would life Inf. on this fam- Boud, Cader and Rachel Dawall, Pursuant, to. the .order of Joseph L. that the wife of Roelof Schenck, ily? KDL (N. J.) both of Mon. Co. __.'1821, Feb. 8 onahay, Surrosats of the County of Mon- NOTICE. Gheesls Hendrlckson, wns a dau, of mouth, made on the twenty-first day of —2031— Polhemus, Tobias and Sarah Miers, It pays to advertise In Tho Register. April, 1042. on the application ot Helen AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR TUB • Capt. Daniel Hendrlckaon and Cath- VACATION OF A STREET, .HIGHWAY, PROBASCO, Would like Inf.on th? hothof Mon.Co.^...^ 1821, Mch. 17^ Dvrins Bartlett, Sole Executrix of the es- erine VanByke, bd. In Schenck-Cou- tste of- James- H. Owens,-deceased, notice LANE OR ALLEY KNOWN A£ FOR- Probasco family of Up. Freehold wenboven Cem. (EDSB Ap. ii). Roe- Horner, Isaab'~an~d~Xnn Weef both is hereby given to tho creditors of said tnsp who owned the old mill there, of Mon. Co. 1821, Feb. 15 ieceased to exhibit to the subscriber,' sale' ATLANTIC. IN TIIE COUNTY OP lof Schenck was son of Jan Boelofso MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW known later as the Glory Hole Mill. executrix as aforesaid, their debts and de- Schenck and Sarah Willemae Cou- Wilber, William and Lidia Holmes, ands against the said estate, under oath JERSEY. EXTENDING NORTHWARD- Abraham Probasco left sons, and both of Mon. William I. Emley with six months • from the date of thi LY FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE OF wenhoven. Their issue (Schenck) THE TINTON FALLS-FREEHOLD dans. What were their names. One : ; 1821, Apl. 5 One minute it's iron-then it's fine steel, aforesaid order, or they will be forever Sarah'h. May 22, 1715 mi. Dec. 1, ROAD TO A DEAD END. son Christopher md Pheby and left barred of their actions therefor against the 1734, Joseph VanMater. Katrintje, Wooley, Adam of Howell and Mar- WHEREAS, on tho Srd day of April* chn: Ursula, Catherine, Phebo who ld Bitbs'crlber. bp. Mar. 19, 1717, tly. Kalrya (Cath- garet Lake of Staten Is. at house Dated Freehold. N. J., April 2Int. 1042 1936, the Towmhli. Committee of the md Joslah Woodward, Ellen who md Township of Atlantic, In the County of . erine) bp. Dec. 21, 1718, md (1) SI of David Clark. Zebulon Clayton, HELEN OWENS BAIITLETT, Monmouth .and State of New Jersey, did Isaac Woodward, Abraham, Jacob, 82 Lenox Ave., Providence, R. I. mon DeHart, whoso Will da. Mar. 5, Justice 1820, July 9 now how's this oil stepped up? FaVsons, Labrecque & Borden, approve by endorsement thereon a map Joseph, Christopher and Cornellous. 1747, pro. May 9, 1747, she md. (2) 70. Woolloy, Abraham, and Gltty Red Bank, N. J. entitled "Map of Yflkofl Farms, Tlnton Who was Abraham Sr.'s wife? and Falls, New Jersey, Atlantic Township, Lie, July 27, 1749, Peter Couwen- Layton.-both of Howell Proctors. ' Scale 1 In. equals 100 ft., traced from map who did the other chn. marry? made by fteorge I). Cooper, O. E,, Jnnunry hoven, son of Jacob Couwenhoven 1820. let. 19 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT J.H.P. (N. J.) 19, 1928, Frank E. Mitchell. Mar. 24, 1030. and Sarah Schenck. Jan, b. Jan. 22, These records were copied by Mon- Estate of Charl&s D. Corlles. deceased. Red Bank, N. J.", covering premises In the 1721, d. Jan. 27, 1741, ae. 29-5-5. md. —2032— mouth Court House Chapter, D. A. Notice is hereby given that the account! paid Townthlp of Atlnntlc and having de- Nov. 26, 1741, Jacomyntje Couwen- ELY-CONOVER. William Ely md. if the subscriber, Bole executor of the es lineated thereon a street, highway, lane or R. and published through the Monj ate ot said deceased, will be audited am alley denominated "Forest Avenue," -which hogen, dau, of Cornelius Couwen- Ann Conover,' Joseph Ely md. Cattv mouth Historical Association, Free- stated by the Surrogate of the County o •aid man hns been duly filed In the Clerk's hwan and Margaretta"'Schenck. %rine Conover and Horatlon Ely md hold, N. J. and released 'by (Mrs. Monmouth and reported for settlement t< Office of Monmouth County, on April 22, Helen Conover. These girls were the Orphans' Court of said County, on 1D80, In Case ]No. 59-B; end (Note—My records state that Jan William R,) Laura V. Conover, Re- Thursday, the eleventh day of June, A. D. Schenck d. Jan. 27, 1740, Ed.) Dan sisters and daus of William I. Con- gent. 1042. at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Eastern Wat WHEREAS, «ald Township of Atlantis ' lei, bp. May 26, 1723 d. Sept. 20, 174T. over and his wife Jane Vanderveer. Time, at which time application will be Iiat not accepted sold street or opened Were thoae Ely men brothers? Or made for the allowance of commission Neeltje (Eleanor), b. Sept. 10. 1724, and counsel fees. WHEREAS/ all the land abutUntf said d. Msr. 25, 1800; md. Oct. 13, 1744, other relation to each other? Can Dated April 22. A. D. 1042. itreet Is now owned by a single owner and Garret Couwenhovon, son of Jacob someone supply the chn. of each of HENRY D. BRINLEY, no other, person than, said owner has in- terest In Bald street and the plan of sett- Couwenhoven and Sarah. Schenck them and their marriages? The Con- Brond Street Bank, Bid?., Red Bank. N. J,, You know how everyday Sole Executor. ing lots abutting sold street as orglnally Engelte, bp. Apr. 28, 1732; Hcndrick, over glrla wore born during the Henry D. Brinley, Esq., intended hm been abandoned! and b. July 29, 1731, d. Aug. 24, 1766, md. early 1800s. TDC (N. J.) Broad Street Bank Bldg., WHEREAS, the «ald present owner Is iron becomes heroic steel armor- [eslrouK of removing from the lands cov* his cousin, Catherine Holmes, b. May Red Bank, N. J., —20033— Proctor. red by said street the effect of ths ap- 11, 1731, d. 179 , dau. of Jonathan RUE-SCOTT-CONOVER. Hannah, plate ... something is added! / iroval and filing of nald map and of any Holmes and Trlncke Hendrickson. It other map relating thereto nnd any other d of Sargeant Lewis Conover and NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT dedication of said street of whatsoever In said the irid, (2) John Schenck of Rachel Scott b Sept. 18, 1785 is sup AND MODERN man-made betterments Estate of Laura K. Corlles, deceased. kind or nature; and Penn'a Neck. to have md Joseph I. Rue, a son of GUARDIA NACIONAL Notice Is hereby glvsn that the accounts WHEREAS, it appears to the Governing it the subscriber, trustee of the estate of Body of the Township of Atlantic that the John and Elizabeth Rue.x Did they added gave Conoco N'A motor oil its. SCHENCK-POLHEMUS. (b) Discontent, riots and violent law- said deceasod, will be audited and stated public Interest will bo better nerved by re- have chn and if so what were their lessness were rampant when -U. S. heroic mileage margin over five other I by the Surrogate of the County of Mon- lea*.ntr the lands In question from any #1921, Dec, 25, 1911, SK (N. J.) names please. And Is this the Rue mouth and reported for settlement to the such dedication. EDSM: pago 13, Margaret Polhemus, Marines "were dispatched to Nica- worthy big brands in the impartial Orphans' Court of snld County, on Thurs- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED family that cave name to "Ruc'o ragua In the 192O'.s. Notorious bnncls day, tho twenty-first day, of May, A. D. by the Township Committee of tha Town- 'dau. nf John Polhemus and Mary Corner"? D. C. (N. J.) Death Valley Death-Test. The rival oils 1042, at 10:00 o'clock n. m.. Eastern War ihln of 'Atlantic In consideration nf thft VonMatcr, md. Chrlneyonce Schenck. of outlaws, led hy vicious bnndlclts Time, at which time application will be —2034— premises recited In the foronolng ure- LCC (N. Y.) v.'hoee chief .claims to prominence were run till they wrecked identical en- made for the allowance of commissions mblei ABRAMS. Stephen Abrams md and counsel fees. —2O2G— were ' ruthless altncks upon villages 1. That the street, highway, lane or Lotty a dnu of Samuel and Eunice gines. Against every 100 miles made by Dated April 2, A. D, 1042. alUy hereinbefore referred to heretofore CONOVER. #1923, Dec. 25, 1941, and commerce, were ravaging the THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK Jewell Conover, Stephen Abrams kpown and designated nv Forent ^ventie TDC (N. J.) (a) My notes contain ltttlo country In a civil \vnr which its nearest rival in this cortificd test, AND TRUST COMPANY and extending northwardly from th* either owned or rnn the. old Griat OV RED BANK, no record of a William Wlkoff Con threatened to dissolve tho republic. Conoco N'A oil ran up 17*4 miles I And gummed-up "lubrication" that puts a drag northerly line of Tlnton Falls-Freehold mill at Engllshtown for a time. They By! Ralph S. Pierce, road ,to a dead end be and the same Is bvor, hut I do find two possibilities. Dispatched to tho area to restore Trust Officer, md. in 1818, Can anyone supply the ngainst every 100 milija averaged by all on mileage. Even in all tho heat of Death herehy vacated, As no dates are given to guide one pence, tho Leathernecks enscil the Red Dank, N. J., 2. This ordinance «HU take efTcct upon names of their chn? Their burial situation nnd performed a gloat ser- Trustee. U pHnnase and publication .according W In the search any suggestion muofc five others, Conoco NM> ran up 211 miles! Valley, Conoco N"< stayed so good that v place? And the parents of Stephen? vice to the wnr-torn nation when Henry P. Brlntey. law. of course be very questionable. Tho it far out-mtlenged tho other brands tested Brond Street Bank Bldg., Public Notice. first ono found liy mo Is William CON (N. J.) the fighting subsided. Change to this patented oil that will. lied Dank, N. J., -from 74% Up to 161%. Proclor. Tha above ordinance wm dtllr lntro« Wyckoff Kouwenhoven, KOII of Wil- -2O3S- II. S. MarlneH organized and trained on,-PLATE your cngino tho same, ik tho tluc«d and passed on first reading at a HENDIUCKSON. Gilbert Hon- n, native 'military force, the Cunrdln reitutar rneetlntr of the Township of At- liam Henry and Anna Herjrcn Kou- OIL-PLATED winning engine. OIL-TLATINO Step up to .Yoiir Conoco Mileage Mer- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY, lantic on March 27. 1942, and the sarai wenhoven. The second and moBt drlckaon b. 1799—d. 1847 nnd bd nt Nuclonnl Do Nicnrngun, to ro.itoro 138/9H ' was duly paaaed on second and final rrad- likely la William Wlltoff Covonhoven. West Freehold md Alltia Conover pence and to quell any disturbance is lubricant bonded throughout your en- chant. Say Conoco Nth and you'll got Toi LOUISE EAItL HKNDRICkSON AND Inss and duir adopted at a regular meet- (Richnrd and Hannah). He hail chn: which might arlae. Thin font was WILLIAM If. IIKNimiCKSUN. her hus nif of said Township Committee on April bp; W July 10, 1803, nun of Peter gine's insides. OIL-PLATINO can stay up as your correct clmngo for Spring, You'U'got band 1 24, 1042. •• ' Forcnan Covenhovtm and Jane De- Gilbert, James C, niclmrd. and Ru- not now to tho Leathernecks, for mileage—and goodly relief front eome of Hy virtue of nn order of the Court ot Approved April 24. 1042. nine. If cither of these lit I will lio llf B, Were there others? Would they hail previously established sim- high as tho topmost piston rings, without Chancery of Mew Jersey,' made on the jjth (IBOROE L. HANOE, dnr of April. 1042, wherein tho Township • glad to havn record of mar. data like inf on thcHr llnndrlcltnons, Who ilar native groiijis uftor er« 8t Trenton, nhow mntvon AR -- 2030 -.- much farther from serious wear that the loth dny of Juns, 1042. or the said cicnt army composoil of 301 olllcers bill Kill be taken as confessed atalnst you. In the matter of ths Estate of Helena Af. 1*, 18*2, Richard Conovor mid Klls- Monmouth County Mnrrlngr Itcciirds Henderson, deceased, and 2200 men. Its ofllcorii included would coon keep you buying quarts. The said bill Is Died to foreclose two anctn H. Sinclair. EDSM: Ap. vlll, Court Home, Frwhfllcl, N. J. CONOCO certificates of tax sale, made by John M, Notli to creditor* to present etnltni Hcvernl Mnrlnfs who, us members of Alllce H. dau. of Klchnrd & Eliza- , . OIL-J'LATINCI comes from an added syn- West, Collector, td tha Township ot Mid- against estate. (13. 07) ltogcif) 'Georse and Hebcc- tho Htaff, nerved n» Instructors. dletown, hi the County of Monmouth, beth Covcnliovon, d, Feb. 27, IBM, dated September Dth, 1030, which said car- Pursuant to tha order of Joseph L. ltah Jcffry 1820, Nov. 22 Tho native troops proved tholr Donahay.-surrogate of the County of Mon- Be. 0-11-23, bd. OJd Yellow Mco;tln|[ . the Lie whoso magnct-liko action can bond HAcales are not recorded, and cover lots Cook, Joncph nnd Mlsa Anny prowo.ia hy uupprcnsInK oovcml lurgo mouth. made on the eighteenth day of> Hound, Docs thl« fit wllh other o»«08»lon. I.CC IN, Y.) i> lU Inclusive, and 717 and 71K, onI*. Jllntelmann and Annande HsrUielemy. Nowmon, David nnd Ann Hnrrln, nil WMIIH, accdinjilinhmpnt.i which proved added modern synthetic in Conoco N'/i executors.of the estate of Helena Agnes —2027™ A Mnn nt Properly of Frank A. lluett- Henderson, deresseri, notice la hereby giv- of Mon. Co 1821, Jan, 11 Unit tho ilarjng nnd imtlrlnj; cfforla acts ngninst today's common complaint of v • ...... ner Co., MldillttowMlt n Township, Mnnmouth •WJUJIAMHONi-•.,#101)2.—••Fr.lii . 5, , • «»d.-I.^.WIlllim..3. en to ththe creditortors oo'ff snld deceased tn eexx- Mutlilus Ilnrcnlow, Elder of Mclh ".fitted by,vthuI.Mii.tln(vi.h()rrf-fruit. CCout N. ~J.,".JJ.," . surv ey edbrWllllamr hibit:.UUiybhibib e .sUhKi«ijx«.;.;e*cith« , ,. L ».,. „.„ .. _..,,...v.,., .,_,.,.„ „ ,..„...,...... »,,_ ..,.'. ••-•In.U I I] iv, Dl.L- nty, N. ~ ft*r« flkitlrtHWMnny hibit':-.U .sUhKi«ijx«.;.;e*i,ciitM,--MWWr,-- I1M2--I..TC (N, J.) According to VM3 Ind, Ch. In Addition tho nntivn force noon bu- en. lenlfhWIh-'WIil l MKf/u'MK W aforaforessidi , their ilehUnnilehU.nnd demands sgniussgniustt ' 'tmmtto K County Clwrk'Clk' n OfOfUffti r nt Freehold. the Haiti estate, nmler oath, within six Monmovlh Democrat Apr. 2r>, 1040, Mount, Wllllnm and Mlf/i Kllzcr enmn iiroflclonL In nnotlnir branch of Atiftht Cyou, IIOUIH* V.*T\ Hendrleksoit art ltPruliHi Williamson wn« 'bd. nt months from the date of the aforesaid or- Lnwlfl, lioth of Mon. Co, John Knp- mllllnry ncrvlce.-that of protecting made a liArty ilefendstit becnuse you areder, or they will ba forever barred nf Ihela Hutch Week, N. J, I>CC (N.Y.) lln Newmun, Elder of Melli. Inil lt« borders from pcwialblo Invasion. Vim get (Jonoco Service IU well u> the fninoui Conrjco rroiliictn nt tlicnn Station!I the owner of the aforeiald prftnisM! and actions therefor sgslnst , tha said sub* youy, , Wlllluilliamm IIII. Hendrlckson. Hendrtckson, ar,e armae made * a •orlueri. Ch 1821, .Inn. 10 ncvcrul tnlcn of advonturoaumoiind party defendant because you are the hus BURDGE S CONOCO TRIANGLE OI"L Dated freehold, N. X, April ID, 1042. Conkllng, Benjamen anil Borah In- hnziirdoun uccoinpllnhmcntn wore band ot Louise Earl Hendrlckaon, by rea —202B- unnoted by I-entlierncckn ihirlnj; son of which you claim to have somsmee I nI JOSEPH P. HINTELMANN, ninn, both nf Htnfford timp, SERVICE STATION COMPANY STATION tsrcitt h y virtuit e of courtest y o r olherlhwl lA Irving Pines, lleil llnnk, N. J- . COVICNHOVlCN-IlEGWIt. Wiuitml 11)21, Fob. 22 tlionc hocllc jonru In Nlciirnuuu, i\ Shrewsbury Are., Red Bunk In the mill lumla and promises. AllMANDK llAHTHUMSNY, names nf paicnl* of fliurot Covcn- Hawker, Hiimuol, Jr., and Knchpl mission In which U. H. MIUIIICH imr- 13-15 White Street W. IHLIIKKT HANSON; . SB Wveivlda Avenue. Ited Hunk, N, U hovni with ilttlim, wlio mil. Margaret fonnnil iinolhni' jiiKtcoiuiful niislgn- 1 (Huiith of Newman Hprlngi Hold) ' Solicitor nf Complainant, meanian, Hlntilrnsnti 4t lloekmen, Ksn., 'floppy both of Stafford, lit An- JU81 «W IIUOAU HT., itKD BANK I Broad Htiset, Jted Bank, H. 1 JUd Dank, », J., JU and hit Jin* knelt, to .Wol- mont In bolmlf ot tholr eoutnrjv Jliony, Hojiors, by Jos. Covcnhovcii, Phone 3958 Phone 3202 J»*U4 Awll >. 1»42. RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 80 1942. Pnga was 30,108 In March, 1M0. The state furnished materials and engineering Woman's Club Sterner Gives while WPA paid for labor. Orads crossings—fltepped up the Accounting Of elimination ot railroad grade cross- Members Have ing* to provide greftUr eafety for autolsts and pedestrians. Numerous His Stewardship new bridge* and underpasses re- Shawl Pageant plaoed dangerous railroad crossings all over the state. Highway Commissioner Btate institutional roads—Adopted 65 Were Exhibited— policy ot building roads to state- Retires After Seven owned hospitals and institutions One More Than through construction crew* In main- 200 Year. Old atyphon Years In Office tenance division of the State High- way Department instead of having SODA-fiHZER Trenton, April 2&-Btato Highway various departments awarding work The fact that great-great grand- Oi tending; Commtnalonor El.' Donald Sterner, to outside contractors. The new mother's shawl may be uaed for a Insert-press the who ended hi* seven years of jervico lolioy saved the stato considerable wall hanging, or as a summer even- button *nd presto- ajiiirislfor the, yesterday, gave an accounting o{ hit expense in building these roads. ing cape, was demonstrated at the you have » syphon stewardship of the State Highway Drastic changes which Commis- shawl pageant given by the Ameri- bottle that mixes Department. sioner Sterner inaugurated and rigid-can home department of tha Bed During his term CommUiolnar ly enforced during his administra- Bank Woman's club, Friday. Mora drinks thoroughly. Sterner has served as defense roads tion in the method or qualifying all than 65 shawls were exhibited, in- co-ordlnator of the; North AtlanUo contractors bidding on state highway cluding those made of lace, paisley 1.00 Volue Btatea from Maine to Virginia; ohilr- construction prelects have resulted prints and hand-Woven flax and I Wbtlan Wetl man of the Boston-Washington, D. wool. wsm In an unprecedented six-year reoord C. superhighway, recent!/ endorsed of every contract being completed The pageant was arranged by Mr*. by the U, S. Publlo Roa4»: Adminis- ftee ot litigation and without extra Leon de la Reussllle, Sr., and Mrs. tration; member ot tha New Jersey expense to the state. Hermann Asendorf, department defenso council, member of th» New Besides eliminating the danger of chairmen, and Mrs, Frank F. Curtis. -York metropolitan defenso council, contractors falling to complete Jobs, Mrs. Curtis served as. narrator a* tha national vlco prtaldont of tho Amer- CommUsloner Burner's insistence shawls were modeled, and told brief ican Association pfe Highway Offi- that all bidders must comply in full histories of each garment, . Mrs. Wil- cials and president *f the Associa- with the regulation* of pre-qualin- liam H. Carvallar was accompanist tion of Highway Officials. Of the catlon hat outlawed sharp practices during the pageant. North Atlantis states. and assured the state and taxpayers The models were Mr*. Harrison Scoofxl Basing his report entirely upon of the highest type of work in every Bance, Mrs. Charles Meeker, Mrs. the records of the department dur- phase ot road and bridge construc- Robert H, Rogers, Mrs. Frank M. ing hla administration, Oommlsslon- !on. Oahter, Mrs; Benjamin A. Crate, Mrs. AGFA FILM or Sterner touched briefly upon the Employee* Walter McDougal and Misses Con- erf Cut Prkos! many phases of the program he pur- Realizing the Importance morale stance Wlngerter, Lillian Dillon, Cor- sued BO vigorously to "achieve sav- plays In the successful administra- ene Howell, Nancy Meeker and Joan A8 (127) Hit Price an I4« PAPER NAPKINS 100 ings of millions of dollars for the tion of a vast organization like the O'Kane, Mrs. Ada B. Nafow, who taxpayers, safety tot the general State Highway Department, Com- was chosen by the State Federation B2 (120) tut t,\p ire 15c public and progress-for the state and missioner Sterner developed a com- of Women's clubs lost year, as New D6(II6) tiiiM»M«23« 'ASPIRIN..MIN IOO<°r|3< Its highway, system," ' Jersey's pioneer- clubwoman, wore plete understanding of the problems PB20(620)u.ii>,i«srtd. Itul* tyfifuteU with.,, mated total of two and one-half mil- this practice by Insisting upon the 'sere dishes. appointment of only licensed real es- Reussllle, Sr., whoso exhibit included lion dollars In the acquisition ot 20 shawls, Mrs. Lean Reussllle, Jr., 14 OUNCES 14C 7 PIECES, 5T5c Volue rlghts-of-way based on prices prev- tate operators, preferably with 25 Mrs. Paul Reussllle, Mrs. Philip H. I iously paid for similar property. years' experience, to handle this Im- Walton, Mrs, Henry C. Mecklem, Sr* I ^WhtUnWeek ODO-RC-NO CREAM His conslntont polloy of rejecting portant work for the state, Mrs.' Samuel E. Cogglns, Mrs. Her-1 all bids on state highway work which By engaging experienced realtors bert E. Williams, Mrs. Hamilton S. I COMPLETE SET Safely checks perspiration were above tho fair estimates of the and other property experts the state 39' 1 to 3 dayj. Non-irritating Battln, Mrs. Cornelius Allcr, Mrs. department's engineers resulted In has discouraged litigation through Curtis, Mrs. Joralerr.on, Mrs. McDou- ,.. Non-greasy. savings of over $860,000. being in a formidable position to gal, Mrs. Franolsco, Mrs. Hunting Considerable savings were ob- oompete with experts engaged by and Mr*. Asendorf. Department talnedr In tho cost of insurance on land owners. members who assisted with pageant bridges by Insisting upon a down- arrangements were Mrs. Williams, JAR • ward revision of rates, to conform Mrs. Mecklem, Sr. and Miss Scow- "BLOCK CRYSTAL" ASH TRAYS with tno rates paid by other Inter- Further Restriction croft. state authorities and stato depart- Previous to tho pageant, the wel- took Like $2 ami ** Import* ments, as well as the restriction of On Phone Equipment fare-clvlcs and education department Kleenex Perfect copies of cut glass originals. mt covorago to only the vulnerable Further restrictions placed by the met in the morning and did sewing WbelM Week \\ parts ot a span Instead of the, entire War Production Board on telephone for the Red Bank Public Health DISPOSABLE TISSUES bridge. Nursing association. Mrs. Frank RUM & MAPLE SPECIAL Mandatory physical examinations construction for service not essential to the war effort will be felt progros- Kuhl spoke to this group on the ac- 440 SHEETS 25c SOc worth of Rum & Maple Tobacco and 1.00 for all prospective employees result- slvely In New Jersey as available tivities of tho Red Bank playground ed In cutting claims totaling ap- equipment is utilized, and in some at the grounds of the junior high Pipe-1,50 worth. _ | l~ proximately one-quarter of a million area* the pinch will be felt sooner school on Branch avenue. She was dollars In workmen's compensation than in others, the New Joraey Bell Introduced by Mrs. Arthur H. Her- BQOK MATCHES gt costs. Telephone company Bald today, it shon. COLGATE Fought for reduction In per unit will take *omo time to analyze fully The literature and drama depart- Carton of 90 Pads .WbehnWeek «9 cost for lighting of bridges and th?j)ffejP-'_of_the_neHr orders^ in each ment, directed by Mrs. Leslie D. root" —Tamns,~resultlng-ln-navinga-totallng- area, the company slated. Soely and Mrarllunting,- conducted-a- BABY •OWBI5. $86,800, The new order supplements prev- "dramatic and literary consequences" : • _ ( Safety Construction ious, restrictions Issued early In for department members. Favors POWDER iA»y« ComniissiooRet S.taroer listed the Msroh ,by the War Production Board symbolic of the departments were It's just right given to those present. following phases of hie program un- and limits purposes for which new for baby's ten- der tha heading of "Construction": plant* can be built as well as limit- The club executive board will meet Safetoy construction—Built* BJOM ing' Installation* of residence exten- tomorrow morning at the clubhouse. dec skin.'Made than 2B0 miles of dlvldod highway sions, use of dial equipment to re of extremely fine talc. with cantor islands since 1035, to "Blfcvmnnual central offlecB and pri- place New Jersey in the lead among vate brunch exchanges, replacement Girl Scout Work all of tho states; banned construc- of tolephoW Instruments. It also Sliei ?3Slxe< 9 tHEATRICAl tion of murderous three-lane roads stipulates usir^f party-line service Explained To Class RVEX eliminated numerous "death traps" wherever practicable. During the OLD CREAM DENTAL POWDER by widening pavement widths and last year, also, the company said, in The kind so many start we. The Amazing Profes- reducing curves. order to me as llttle'KlPPer and crit- GIANT SIZE 07c Safety lighting—Sponsored fin ical materials as posaltle, additions Mrs. S. W- Hausman you'll like it; too.! sional Mothproofing ONLY . .. . Ofi stato aid program in the country to to the telephone system iri^owm Jer- Speaks to Bible Group Method... now avail- share oosts with counties and mu-sey have been engineered for V uch able for home use. nicipalities for modern safety illum shorter period than normally would OH"1 JfaU SHAMPOO ination on stato routes and at dan have bean the case, and every tffort Aotlvltlos of Girl Scout troops In this county were < outlined by Mrs. gerous Intersections. The V, 8. Pub- has been made to stretch use of C Medium Slw - ., 25C lic Roads Administration commend existing facilities to the limit. As VSamuel W. .Hausman at a dinner Genuine NYLON bristled PINT . . . 79 ed the New Jersey program as the result, margins of spore equipment meeting of the'Married Couples Bl- large Slie .«. , . 47C major step In highway safety. In most, place* are not large. >ln clnBS of tho Red Bank Methodist cltirch.Thursday at the church fel- ROYALOH TOOTH BRUSH Hnt with Afomhtr 1.29 Trafllo signals—Sponsored state "All these measures are saving Nationally advertised brands of similar aid program to share costs with very large quantities of vital mater- lowship hall. Rev. Kenneth R. Per- VASEUNE HAIR TONIC counties and municipalities for the ial* needed for war purposes and we Itich'pf. pastor, spoke on "Accom- quality cost you 29c ... at lea"- QUART . .1.19 Installation of trafllo signals at dan plishments." No. I Bottle .....37C are sure will have the full co-opera- Dlnrt3r was served under tho direc- WheUn Week gerous intersections, tion of telephone users," the com- 1 By-posses and trafllo "bottlenecks"—- pany said. "We shall continue to tion of Tfr' and Mra. Roger Wymbs, ONLY Continuous Sprayir D" * No. 2BoHlo.-. . .6.3C Reduced accident hazards and elim furnish all the service needed for es- Mr. and iSrs. Robert Forty and Mrs. inated traffic congestion through lentlal war purposes and public Charles stiUwagon. The next moot- business centers of municipalities by health and safety; and within the ing will bo Thursday, May 28. t« Soap- Sat* constructing: numerous by-passes. limitations of government regula- Present word Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Principal projects on this program tions and existing facilities will pro- liam Mumford, Mr. and Mrs. William were' the, elimination ot the Am vide \ the most sorvloo we can tor Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burdge, boys' "bottleneck" and the Rout* 6 civilian use.". Mr. and Mrs. Fred!. Frlek, Mr. and "bottleneck" at Patorson Mr*. Hnrold Otton,\ Mr. and Mrs. Farm-to-market roadB—Improved Walter McCoach, Mr., and Mrs. Ken- Shrewsbury Man neth Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Fred l« HI VHIOUS lOtMl many miles of dirt roads to provide Bucheror, Mr. and Mrs.vGilbert Dud- better access {or the farmers bf Now Wins Lawsuit doror, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ^urlclngton, Joraoy who ship their product* dally Mr. and Mrs. John 3aiiford. Mrs. to market. In a deolsion reoently handed down Wayno Jacox, Mrs. Frandf Ayer* TRAINED .PERSONNEL How SlxolMpi* TAMPAX. Landscaping—Carried on oxtenslve by Judge Harry Klatsky of tho Dis-and Dr. Hauaman. v* program of roadsldo baautlflcatlon, trict Court In Long Branch, Frank '\.'": TO SERVE YOU J .''" C dosplto limited fum, to justify New J. Lane of Broad street Shrewsbury, FACIAL Packige of 5-Reg. Size 20 Jersey's designation as "The Garden was awarded a judgment In the sum TOTATO TEST. \ State." Outstanding project Is the of $100 against Brenda Bhankland ot TISSUES P«ck«ge of iO-Junipr, Reg. and Super Sites .31® John D. Rookofollor Memorial boule Rumson, for damages done to his oar Tho potato aeod source and v'** 5" x •" Sconomy Slxo vard (Routo iO), whloh bids fair to In January, 10ive, itonv 4© Broad S|Jlecl Bank to carry on programs ot woitmrhllo to assume full time duties of oo-or- Ft'rwitKafdTilinrfft'mHovi'Beolfitl' nnd duiublo Improvomonts. Thl* dtnetor ot Asbury Park's dotenio Th.li will ho watohod with interest Phono Rod Bank 355 ""* WtTHTNtl coritrnat mothod was uaod aa^a model program, On* of Rowland'* chief from. tho dlsoaso standpoint elnoo MEDIUM all ovor tho country. Under this duties will l)o to effect *• uniform the tabor unit nyntom of growing JI2E 57' mm program men wore takin off local •yattm ot dlmout In city stores, ho- sn^d potatoes In , recommended for r|O^TAXWILLBi.flODlO TO CfRfAINTOILfTRyAND JtWfUlYPniCtS rcllof roll* nua given »to»dy «m< tel* and home* as well a* on public tile elimination of the common de- joloyment, (Th» petJc of employment »tr«*U, • • generative diseases. tlvely. Bob Dorwin got. the second album, playing: doable solitaire (M •«. Judjes will bo Dr. Alice V. Kellbor, successive hit to (end in th« other friend ia tilth you), or sleeping. director it the New York Univers- A plan eliminating half-days en- ity - Film Institute library; > William run and end ths gams a to 1. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE STEINWAY Items of High School Interest tirely, or holding them,to a minimum James Fadlman, story editor with In the flrst Inning fcoth pitcher* could be .arranged. Perhaps a few Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and Michael retired th« side. 'In. the second and Only it our itoie, in this community, days of the Easter or Christmas va- .Zela; manager of the Eighth Street third, both teams had nwn on base, can you purchase • new Steinway, A cation could be cut short or a few | Playhouse1; and the Art Theater, but they were left Btranded. In the stylo ind price for even home end-* Submitted by the Students days might be added at the end of The department of motion pic- fourth with one out, Howard 'hit a, budget. You sued pay only 10% down tho school year, since a certain num- turea, established last September, ia double over second, followed by a (as little as $124.50 down for tha; •+T ber of days in school are required the first at Its kind in an Eastern smashing triple by Hendrickson to Steinway Grand, "S"). Sec us now. . university, and offers a four-year * Iba ltenu In thl» department are wit- chine gun, rifle, light machine gun ush under one arm and some fer- by the state.. If this plan were send In the lone-run for the Bank- ton by tha pupil", and their contributions with very good grades. He doesn't [lizer under the other. adopted the student would nbt only major in motion picture writing and It lookeS. as though that was all edited before being tulinttted to us know what he'll be doing when he's Kay Monzo—It makes m« feel have a chance for'a little recreation direction, leading, to the Bachelor of that was needed until TonvNagle re- Arts degree.—Jean. Wllby. The Justing Piano co .. . theerlully give till »P«ce to 4he made second Lieutenant, but he leepy...... •• but he would also have some time lieved Preno on the mound, who was imagines that most of the boys will Chansey Montana—(Silence.): to break the tension and bridge the charged with the run In the fifth and IS Monmouth St, Bed B#nk denU of our htgh ichools f> nsilst 009 Mattison Am, Mm In .their journalistic career* and to wind up fighting the Japs on the "Lis" Abramowltz—Not much. , gap between him and his school Belle Hop* to Sell Novelty Skate retired the side via tho strike-out Asbury FMk urther acquaint readers ot Ihe RtiMer with tie nctlvlticj of the ictiool. • Burma Road. But care not', students, for soon work—John VanDerveer, •....••' rim route. At tho end of the seventh In- /111 be vacation time and then we The BsKlaU-r assumes no reiponilbMt4 hyo Ho remembered Miss Throckmor- During an important meeting'April ning Sergeant, Maroon moundsman, for the accuracy of th» sev" a" l all revel In. the glories of Nature, . Aviation Mechanics l»m» that bear editorial comment ar« not on very well." The memory of her 17, at the' Singing Wheels arena, the got G. Dorwln. to ground out, second necessarily endorwd by The Begimer. itare that went right through him he flowers that bloom in the spring, Students of Red Bank high school Belle Hops selected three different to first. The second man at hat he timidly sneaked- Into the 11- a la.—Marl Cann Casnavo. and surrounding communities will be types of pins, which -will bo sold. •truck out, the third was walked^ Smooth Silhouette Is High School Chatter. Tary Is as vivid as if It had hap- Interested In learning that our gov- The secretary of the club wrote) to then came the'mlsplay. With two ' , TJUB is just the time ot year that ened yesterday. He still doesn't May Birthday*. ernment In its program to supply the companies asking; for1 the ship- and two'on. the batter,'Sergeant fed • the students atari counting the days :now what happened to those little May! Maypole dances, May ro- hundreds of thousands of airplanes ment of the pins. It was-also de- him a curve wWch he hit down the "TopsTops'" for 42! ' "Ul vacation, ana the seniors start lips of paper that the librarian ances, May day baskets, and even to the United Nations has embarked cided that the club will hold their first base line. Howard fielded the thinking of cute little slogans to put lalmed were not always proper. ilrthdays are being celebrated in this on a training program to provide a second skating party In the very ball and Sergeant covered the bag, Achieve -that well groomed bosldo their pictures in the yearbook. The next part of the letter Is lonth of blooming flowers. - * vast nymber of trained Army and near future In order to secure money but Howard fumbled the apple, Personally next to our picture (what uotcd as follows: The following students were born civilian mechanics to service these for their uniforms and banner. aiid the runner reached flrst safely. look'with professional rislr- a picture) we're going to put, "Any 'I've often, thought of high school i May: Carroll. Barclay, Anna ships. !•..."••.' The members who attended were The trouble started at thin point atyllnjt. Thorough shampoo resemblance to anything living or and just what I was missing when I 31naco,-Charles Blnaco, Lois Bower, . At least seven mechanics are need- Helen Johnson, Mary Jane Hasslng- ed to keep each airplane flying, while when Shaw singled to right and Dor- dead is purely coincidental." had graduated. That school will al- Inn Bublln, Robert Campbell, Chris- er, Ruth Scott, Doris Scott, Marlon wln to left to send two runs over to •nd skillful wave sets. Petticoat Patter—Audrey Doughty ways be like home to me. It will tine Champlln, Dominic Christopher, for the larger ships, such as the Fly- Morgan, Ruth Fary, Anna Mae Ap^ ing, Fortresses, approximately a end the game. in leading a double life; she's going symbolize even more so now, tho Ralph Ciambrone, Florence Clta- plegate, Doris Brltton, Viola Smith Nagle did a good bit of work when dozen aviation mechanics are re- and Frances Odenbock.—Anna Mae to be the guost of Dick Hammer at freedom and the justification of the ilia, Virginia Conover, Elza Corbin, he had seven strlke-outa - to his Peddle and Bob Malchow at Stev- sause lor which we are fighting. It Elliot Morgan, Warren Fowler, Con quired. Applogate. In order to facilitate the training credit. BOB'S ens. Hazel Nystroju goes steady 111 represent the simple and the un- stance Garside, Michael Gentile, Ray Sergeant, Maroon pitcher, al- •With Mickey Long now. Pearl Ttai- Racbelle Green, Lilllm Harvdon, program and to Insure an adequate Personals BEAUTY SALON lurmontable determination to keep number of men, the War Depart- lowed only two hits from the second mons' latest heart throb is Charles the United States a land of liberal Hellen Jones, Ruth Kesaler, Mar- Private William Cannavo, alum- inning to the two outs in the seventh. 09 Monrnouth 8t, Bed V (Toxle) Richardson. Bill J. admjres garet Myer, Gloria Miller, Chansey ment has just announced that free education, where every man receives aviation mechanics courses are avail- nus, now stationed at Fort Jackson, Shaw expected a double play but that new Veronica I-ake halrconxb the learning which is acceptable to Montana, Muriel Morris, Harold South Carolina, has been homo on Jack Mas bit It short,, second to PHONE Georgle Alston has. Betsy Hall won Mass, Frances Odenbach, Charles able in certain selected schools, two' a he dictates of his own jnind. Edu- of which are found In the metropoli- furlough. - . first. ' ' • : • BED BANK 281© on orchid in the Easter parade at :ation would most certainly allevi- O'Gorman, Angelina Oryll, William Francis Brandon has returned, to This was tho first game of tho sea- .Asbury Park. The box* of candy for RIordan, Charles Scharick, Josephine tan area. Briefly, the training courses ite many of the ills which are preg- provide specialized training in one school after' a recent Illness. son for the Keys.—Ray Catalano. Easter that Viv Rosalt received from iant throughout the world today. Sesta, Doris Shecdy, Michael Simp- Raymond Sergeant was seen col- son, Virginia Smith, Ray Soden, Car- of several divisions: namely, air- Dick Lyman is responsible for that "With that thought In mind, I feel lecting autographs on the baseball mln Soviero, Robert Truex, Guy Van planes, engines, sheet metal, Instru- happy look Bhe wears "nowadaze." my service In the Army is only tho which was used in the game with Florence Hlckey can almost cele- Williams and James ments, propellers, hydraulics and ac- re-enactment of a duty which our Ness, Marie cessories. :•,'••'•. Keyport. ' .. brate a fifth anniversary for steady- 'orefathers placed above all concern Frank Kuhl, who Is a breeder of ing It with John Wandllng. Corlnda Wilde. The courjse will ewer, a 15-week MAINSTAY-FRIENDS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. lor their own mortal lives. Thii Fear not, students, for your stars period, and. will be extremely Inten- racing pigeons, Is considering plac- Scott and Harold Moss were seen to- country is great and it will remain ing entries in a nation-wide race. gether Easter vacation. Betty Martin iredlct that school will soon be out. sive, and students will receive a sal- 21 MONMOUTH STREET; , RED BANK, N. J. great. That is the pledge of every —Ann Cerrato. ary of $75 a month while attending Bob Howard, first baseman on R. went to a dance at Rutgers with man In the armed forces today. Hit- B. H, S. squad, smacked a two-base i"Love;- Rich") de Sante. school. Schedules call for a 48-hour ler and Hirohlto can't beat an Army Bed Bank High School Student* In- school week, plus considerable home- hit in the game with Keyport • •. • , " •'_ . ..:-.. OFFERS • '•;' . • : ..'• . '.:> Information' Please—Why would •ho believes in their country and Its vited to N. J; C. Open House. work. The results will be a largo and got a double and a home run in a practice game with Lakewood, Betty "Wildo like to have gyfji with foundations. It will take more than Of interest to. Red Bank high. number of men available in a short the boys, fourth period? Could it be mechanical genius to beat us. time to service the rapidly growing Pat Ambrosia, outfielder on the —A LEGAL I^YESiWENT——~ ichool students and others In the vl- Red Bank, high baseball squad, has that the senior she considers the "You know, one of these days I'm Inlty Is the following Invitation: aumber. of army ships. Stirling Haden of R. B. H. S. takes going to come back to that high The two schools that have been Be- been suffering with sinus trouble.— Tho problems facing high, school Arthur VanNote. FDR TRUST FUNDS < It then? Why does Bob Burrdwes school and just spend the day visit- students who are unsettled In their lected are the Casey Jones School of advise us to speak to Bob (sleepy) ing with my old teachers. That plans for a college education because Aeronautics In ' Newark,. and the r '.'•••' •' ' . Howard as to the object of his af- would be a very pleasurable day, Academy, of Aeronautics at La- • Funds. Improperly Invested may mean a partial or i total t the war, will be discussed at the Maroon lose* to Keyport, 2 to 1 fection (Burrow's affection we Guardla field, New York. Classes are loss of money Intrusted to you. For paramount safety, 'm sure. It will be good to see annual open house at New Jersey In a game that was played at mean.) Speak for yourself, Bob! expected to start in May and new choose our INSURED member account, a legal Invest- them all. Maybe, and It Is possible College for Women Sunday, May 3, Keyport, a small crowd witnessed a Who la the Jacob (?) in Nelllo Doug- classes will be formed at frequent ment for trust funds. Any amount up to $5,000 for each the halls will re-echo some of the and the Invitation has been extended baeeball, contest which was one of 3as' young- life? What's this we hear memories I still hold." intervals thereafter. the most thrilling ever played there. Indlvldudl trust fund may be placed In an account. Our about Tim, a tall, blond Beta from to the students of the Red Bask Then Norman*Vrote about one of high school and others who may be Each applicant must .be a high The Raiders of Keyport beat Red high dividend rate assures a substantial return on your ' • _, Penn, and Consle Wingerter? Has 1 Is friends, a former ski champion Interested. Dr,' Robert C. Clothier, school graduate and must, In addi- Bank in a game that was decided In investment. her all dated up for the 2jSth and from Oslo, Norway. One night Nor- tion, pass an Intelligence test ad- last Inning with two away. Bob 26th to. Who Is the Dot? from Mid president of Rutgers university,' will man sat down and wrote an article be the chief speaker at a symposium ministered by civil service under tho toward missed a grounder, that was dletown that the Easter bunny tho experiences of this friend War Department. Applicants must ostly. In this play he put two men Jjrought Bill Hymer? ipening the program and will dis- Since then he .has published quite a cuss "Youth Weighs College In War- be between 17 and 19 or between 22 m the bases. With men oh first and $1.00 OR MORE WILL Panorama of the Place—Yellow ilt of literary work. time." Reservations for the . Open and 50 years of age. Men who have econd, Sam Shaw, basketball star, OPEN AN INSURED ACCOUNT Suits, sweaters, dresses, blooming lit In closing his letter,, Norman asked House must be made by April 27. been classified in 1-A by their draft unched a single over second to the halls like forsythla. .Sleepy stu- about alt of his old teachers and boards are not eligible. •ive in the first run for the Keys dents ho-humming all around. . The The program will open with a pro- The State Boards of Education of thanked Miss Throckmorton for :ollego symposium, "As Senior to tie It up at .1 to 1. flag pole needing a good coat of writing to him.—Audrcal Booth. New Jersey and/New York are co- The one run the Bankers got was paint, also a, new flag. Marlon Back; lenlor," in Voorhes chapel at 2:30 operating wholeheartedly with this I'oloek, at which Dean Margaret T. the fourth on a double and triple • and John Vandeiveer dashing up to Majorettes. program and have literally provided y Howard and Hendrickoon, respec- school every morning just as the bell "torivin will preside. Four N. J. C. free tuition in these schools for all In order to choose three girls to jrlngs. Sounds of Mr. Baker's music seniors will discuss wartime adjust- civil service mechanics. bo considered for majorettes or class drifting across the lawn to the ments both In their studies and their Upon graduation from one of these twirlere, tho final eleminatlon was Ihard-yrorkcd students doing; French. social activities and will describe courses the graduate will be sent leld In the Red Bank high school Tho big hubbub around the place as ways in which students ar« of ser- under contract to service army ships auditorium directly after school the students vbtiTfor student "coun. vice to their ^country while at eol- at any specified Army Air depot, 'Thursday, April" 13, 1942~ .cilxnon for a day. Jean Bundy cam- ege. The series of -TjfTef"tallia by working as «. civilian. His starting paigning. Frank Slebort walking This elimination was to decide seniors will include counsel to those salary will be $1,500 per year with a around the halls wearing a. sweater ho is to become the alternate twlr- who are Interested In professional possible Increase to $1,860 during the that has every color of the rainbow ler In a group of four girls—Marlon studies, descriptions of community first year. At the end of that year knited in it. Students wondering Racke, Lillian High, Sally Talarlcb, living, extra currlcular. activities and the student may elect to remain with ' which college win accept them, re- and Shirley Mason. The previous wartime' additions to the liberal arts civil service or he may accept any port cards come out eliminations selected twlrlers Kath- curlculujn, Dr, Clothier, will be the other position that he wishes. final speaker. leen Bent, Helen Babbitt, and Bar- Applicants who are interested in Laugh-Lug-Laugh—In the notices, ara Conklin to be considered with After the guests leave the chapel this government-sponsored aviation . "Attention Problems Classes: Period he other three girls for majorettes they will be token on a tour of. the training program may contact either 2, this Wednesday, girls have Prob- The three majorettes will be se- campus by N. J. C. undergraduates the Casey Jones School of Aeronau- lems. Period 5, boys have Prob- selected from six girls. The three re- ind will visit the dormitories, rec- tics or the Academy of Aeronautics, lems." It's got to the point where a new ear maining girls will become members reation centers, and the various coll- where they will be given detailed In- you just can't have problems any of the twirling corps next season. ege buildings. The tour will end at formation and where a preliminary old time! The month ot April n Sally Talarico was chosen as an al- Wood Lawn, N. J. C. alumnae house, questionnaire may be filled out. inlnds us of that poem we sent our ernate twlrler. Mr. Donald S. Klopp, where refreshments will be served O. A. O.: —Rose Recinelll, and leader said, "I am always go- in the garden and music students Hoses are red, ng to carry along an alternate to 111 perform. Musical Program Violets are blue, are beads' fhan you think eep all tha girls working." Parents and teachers, as wall as A musical program was presented Rain on the xoof, Tho glrlB were judged mainly on high school girls, will be welcome. <>y the Girls' Glee club of the R. B. Remlndj.me-ot-you— wlrllng ability;-but-slzo, appearance, Thosewho wish registration forms H.-S.-at-tho-junior-high-audltorlum- Drip! nd form wore also considered. The for tho Open House may secure Aprll 16, A. Leroy Baker, teacher, Hero's Clarifying information about the rules on the purchase of now From the College World—This la girls were judged by Mr. Donald S. them by writing to the Open House was director and Donald S. Klopp too good to hold. Miss Jane Bur- Klopp, Chester Trubln, drum major, Committee, New Jersey College for accompanist. automobiles—and how you can get one if you are eligible. lew, practice teacher from Mont- and majorettes Vivian Rasatl, Con- Women, New Brunswick. Those participating from senior clalr. Teachers college, sent It to us sle Wingerter and Bunny Dillon. —Jean Wllby. ilgh were as follows: Nellie Clem- and we take pleasure In reprinting The four girls were in groups of ents, Pearl Tlmmons, Rochelle It here. Taken from the "Montclar- two. They were judged on such One-Session Days Green, Gloria Ferrln, Marie Van- lon." twirls as the finger twirl, under leg, Dorr, Florence Citarello, Francis ORE people are entitled to buy new transportation or communication, facilities, John Jones woke up at 8:15 as Kl and ZS—Kiss. back twirl, and cart wheel. Mr. Odenback, Clementine Rubans, Etlna farms, lumber camps, mines, milittury, or '• Klopp accompanied the girls on the usual. Running into his dining room Wilson, Shirley Dudley, Gloria Mil- M automobiles under Government . This reaction takes place primar- at 8:18 ho took his customary plece- naval establishments, when the v/ptk done piano while they strutted in time to ler, Mary Ponnington and Alice ily in tho absence of light and th of-toast-glass-of-mllk breakfast and rationing regulations than may have been the music. This drill was to find ou< Fredway.—Gloria Ferrln. in such place of em(joytnen.t> I* essential, compound formed has been known dashed out the door and made his their strutting ability and sense of generally realized. directly or indireotlyt-t{»/^no proseourioa to dissolve or decompose rapidly up- rhythm. way to echool. Little did he know on the sudden appearance of light. the perils that awaited him, for that rorsonaU p£ the war. ..'""' Its chemical properties are a nwec The final decisions on majorettes, day in particular was, aay, February DorU Layton and Jimmy Fergu- Indeed, if you are eligible to buy a new car, taste and an ethereal odor. The re- twirlors, and uniforms will be made 12, Lincoln's birthday to the adult !Oh are acting bewitched and be- Persons transporting produce and supplies sultant product of the reaction, In May.—Ann Miller. but a onc-sesslon day to the school ildered lately. .and continue to drive an old and inefficient when taken In small quantities, pro- student. Steve Itri .heard gossiping and to and from a farm when applicant does duces a blissful sensation. Th Betsy flail. As usual, John arrived in school whispering about a certain blue-eyed model, you may actually burn up more 'gas- not ojvn or possess a truck or other prac- product Js entirely soluble In dis at 8:30; did homework until 8:35 junior miss (name withheld). Betsy Hall, a senior at Red Bank Bunny Logan has given up & oline, consume more oil and wear out tires ticable means of transportation. tilled moonlight, and Is least precip- high school, Is not only an alert stu- (bell for first period), and then took itated in the absence of humanity books enough for the flrst two per- sophomore life to become a recent dont, but also a very smart dresser. bride. faster than is desirable in the interest of con- Traveling salesmen, when the - ear Is re- Jor its only valence Is two. Betsy was one of the hundreds of iods. All went well until the end of tho second period. Instead of recess Audrey Flock and Jennie Tomalno servation of critical materials and supplies. quired in selling foods and medical supplies Roatlon—The graphical represen- pnradcrs on the Asbury Park board were junior hostesses at the Coant tation of the product la obtained bj walk on Easter Sunday afternoon the third period followed and John, or machinery and equipment to farms, since he was late to class because he Guardsmen dance held recently at superposition. If one of the reagent She was selected as & winner of a the Molly Pitcher hotel. factories, mines, oil wells, lumber camps Is at a frigid temperature. It is bes had to go back to his homeroom to The principal groups eligible for the pur- orchid, along with M other orchl Doris Clippcnger and Ruth John- not to force tho reaction by mean! get his books, was ucnt to the of- or similar productive establishments. winners. son looked very attractive riding In. of a catalyst as the result Is almos fice, already heavily burdened by chase of new ears are as follows: Betsy wore a fitted rod suit with a convertible Buick on Broad street certain to bo expolslve. However, latecomers, to get a slip in order to ' • • .... ' ' / pleatod skirt, red shoes, white strai recently. Their escorts were Staff Persons delivering newspapers, when the a 40% solution of ethyl alcohol will enter class. calot with large whlto flowors an Sgts. Bin.Stafford and Al Koven. Physicians, surgeons, visiting nurset, veterji. usually accelerate tho reaction Aftor tho third period the recess ' car is required for wholesale delivery. red veil, white gloves, and red am GladU Netterman entertained tha narians and regularly practicing ministers Wllon tho reaction Is completed, white purse. bell rang. John proceeded to tho cafeteria, along with everyone else in Social Six at her horho recently. thore Is a residue of some small, re This waB not a now experience fo of a religious faith, when their eanrare omorphous elements left on tho sur- school who had the same idea, to get Myra Francis and current intercut The first step in,getting a car is to fill out Betsy, she was also an orchid wlnno used for professional purposes. / face exposed. a little snack to tide him over until enjoyed a card party at Holmdel last in last year's Easter parade on th week. They later attended a skating the proper application form, which we will Post Script—Should you wish t lunch. After purchasing one pop- boardwalk.—Ann Layton. slclo, threo chocolate bard, one ice party at the Asbury Arena; Persons engaged in fi be glad to obtain for you. try this experiment at home, I wouli Gloria Ferrin visited her brothor. ' adviso sending tho rest of the fam cream sandwich and one small box police services, public health jyOrvices, i. n. of pretzel sticks, he rotnrnod to hl« Const Guardsman, Robort Ferrln, at ily to tho movies for the evening, as School Is strictly taboo thoso dayi Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn. services or highway construction and main- It Is best carried out when only th homeroom to get his books for the It is then necessary only to demonstrate to for 'tis spring. (What, again? remainder of tho day. (It might be ' Doris Bennett seen easing the tenance of equipment whep oars are used reagents Involved are present TheBc are tho days that the "slaves' sales at Woolworth's last Saturday. the local.rationing board that your need for not distracted.—Victoria DeVoe. added horo that hlB ontlro recess was in direot line of duty. (pupils to you) of R. B. H. S. an taken up by waiting at the cafeteria) Grayce Holbrook and escort en- looking toward vacation. By this time tho schedule Is so Joyod chop sucy and each other at a car is bond fide to get a "certificate of pur- Pin*. Persons furnishing tramsportatlon to the When questioned with "How doe mixed up that no one, Including tho the Canton several nights ago. chase" entitling you to immediate delivery / Tho "cuto" little gold; pins seen on Spring Fever Affect You?" thea< teachers, know when tho periods wil Barbara Conklin was soon dancing public, when the purchase is required in the 'certain girls during tho last fow dny wore tile answers got from pupi be over or when thoy will start. John, at the Moiar Dancing school formal, interest of publio soJmSty and convenience. on the model of your own selection! hnvo a history. The pins look Ilk. of R. n. H. 8.: when ho arrived in fifth period, was which was hold recently, little basketballs and were awnrde Marlon Bucko—It makes me,wan accompanied by tho sound ot cello- Kenneth , Layton and a ccrtali a* flrst prlzo In tho "Y" Bnslccthn Persons engaged jfiTtho prosecution of the If you have any questions about your eligi- to get out of school. phane, wax paper, crunching pret- Grnyce from Leonardo are swee tournament. Tho winner wns th zels, tho ucooplng of wooden spoons talking these spring days.—Gloria war, directly or imdircctly,'including execu- High "V" of '-43 team. Vlcl DoVoo—I fcol tho yearnln, bility after/reading the above list, we will for something now, on dlxlo cups and the pleading for Fetrln, tives, engineerjgf technicians and workers, Tho girls wearing the pins nn Jeanne VanDorn—I don't want t food of thono who had not had tho Such cars must be used in transportation be glad to answer diem for you to the best foresight to provide thomoolvos with Betty Berry and Belly. Jtyw^n, co como to school nnymoro. K. Y. U. Motion IMoturo Contest captains; nnd Mnrlan Backo, Mu; oncugh food for tho lunch hour. Camera fiends of tho Red Bank to or from or jfrithin factories, power plant), of our ability. Mary Ruddy—(Sigh) Everybody Nerves (both tho tcachont' and the Doremuo, Connlo Ourslde, Margi my frloncl. high school and of Monmouth count Newman, Bunny Dillon, Nancy Byrd, students') woro snappy and for some Will be Interested to learn that ap- Ann Layton—Well, I don't fe Dot Lawrence, Censlo Wlngortcr an brilliant ropnrtoo at a toachor's ox- proximately 000 high schools In New Dotsy. HOBS,—Betsy Rons. much lllto school. penso, John Jonon found himself In Jersey, New York city, Long Island, Joan Wllby-I got it bad. thii ofilco again. Here ho waited un- Westchoster, Connecticut and Penn- If jroi e.. Jet m help you Rose Roclnolll—I can't concon til the boll rang for the last period Irfitlvr 'Pratt Fort Bonnlnsr. sylvania have beort Invited to par- Unto on anything. and proccodod thither, where ho ticipate In the flrst annual motloi A letter from Norman Lamb, gmd. Barbara Bent—Terribly. r promptly foil nslecp until 1 o'clock, picture contest under the auaplcea o: uato of '33 of R. U. H. s., wna re- Harriot Qoldfarh—Amorc (I orolg: when ho was nwakened by tho one tho new department of motion pic oclvoiV by Minn May Throckmorlon language.) Mtulont In tho class who had not fol- tures at the New York University L I©BEL ttohool llbratinn. Mies Throcknio: Lucille Ilannci—It makos mo gro lowed John's example. Washington -Square College of Arts ton had noon Norman's name in tailor. Of com™ this example Is exag- and Science, RED BANK LONG BRANCH ^JJW«rtjo,ti4.j!)i!».Xfir9rt4tl94t i r .jy Krrntoa.;;Jjut.,.many of- the.,..thlngB. it's ghoulish,. " ' 7 .. MoUon.ploture. club* and, other In- * • « A.4 •••<•),« stationed nt Port Uonnlng, Qcorgl which happoned to John Jones h»p- terosted high school groups may sub- ' *..!.« Roso Halatlno—It mnltcs mo. fi In Odloor'n Training school. Hho tl pon to real puplln In Red BankIt hhig _h mit original 8 mm. or 10 mm. fllirui oMed to write to him; she pronipll; In lovo. (Wlint, ngaln?) school ovory ono-ftcfljiion dfty\ ' A which will be judged on originality received nn nnowor. Dotty MacCloitcl -It makes mo fn< half holiday la usually no picnic to In narrative and continuity nion Norman has been In training fo: like thinking what Jollnny lias boe a studont uncniisa )>y tha time he than upon photographic proficiency Haven wjnkn fur n oommlsslon in tin thinking about all winter, gets home and hao ills lUfHjh It Is Profeuor Robert Qesmer, depart- U. B, Army, We will grndunto Mnj ness LoClcoro—Ah, love too late In the afternoon to do any* ment chairman, slated. Winning en 18. U, fl» he ««y«. everything goat Man Iloblnnoii— it mails mn ntni thing coiMlructlyd. Of courin them tries will be xoraoned at a reception •11 right. It'n a "very «tlff cour«o a HHarden , Liuit nighg t I went dow l» Ihc alternative of listening to the Balurdny.., , Juno 0, „a„t vth. e East built but li« M» 1'uwoa tcaU on Hie mn- town and cirao back with • to radio, mounting itainps in one's Ing, 239 Orient elreoU RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 80. 1942. Pace Eleven Surplus Peach Trees D. A. JR. To Meet At Legal Advice For Install Officers D. A. R. Chapter To WHYAtAI yVOTiJf/ED? Qrilea JubllM, Summeccre.t, J. H. Music School Men In Service Revise By-Law» Hta- j SutSouthh HHayai n anAd B«llBdle «ff . Know Gmrtit. Alio a few of Monmouth chspt«p, Haughter« of Vernon A. Browii Mra., Edwin M. Farrier of Wilson Cumberland, Kalhryn. N. }. No. M, Thli is the final in a series of four circle, Bumson, will be hostess Mon- Trionm. Golden Globa, HUey, AlUr. American nevolutloD, will meet to- articles which have been prepared 1 day at the May meeting of Shrews- flow. Early Eib.rt., Shlpp.r. Prld*, day at the Westminster choir college Your under tHe auspices of the New Jer-Post, Auxiliary Elb«rt« tad Roberta. at Prlncoton, An organ recital .will bury Towne chapter, Daughters of 2 to 1 (Ml wbtpe. sey State Bar Association's Nation- American Revolution. Annual re- ba given by.students, following, tbo al Defense committee' as part of its At Ui« Nuraenr or by Expreeai business meeting. •' • , Government Ceremonies Held at - ports will bo given by officers and U.00 per 10, 60 for 13.00. program to aid thole about to enter the regent, Mrs. Daniel B- Plson. The hoateui tvlll-be UIB« Carlptta. military service. $0,00 per 100. ' Proposed amendments to'ichapter By Parcel roti^ 11.15 per 10, •avlion, a member o£ the pollege V. of F. W. Home Last choir.. Dr. J. Flndley •Williamson, By Leonard J, Emmerglick. by-lawB, regarding payment Of-dues, 1 dean, and Mri. JSdward F, Randolph, Help "Keep *Em Boiling. * Miscellaneous Matter* Thursday Evening will be read. A musical program Jos. H. Black. Son & Co. state D. A. R, societies vice .regent, Juot as civilians must forego the will follow the business meeting. As- will speak briefly. , . . No one should permit any proper- sisting will be Mrs. John E. Bailly, Shone 450 Hlghtstown, W. J. use of their automobiles to help Un- ty of any kind to be put into his Joseph White, chief of staff of the cle Sam "Keep 'Enfi Rolling," atate, Jr., Mrs. Charles C. Cdnover and name so that, upon Induction, the State department, Veterans oC For-Miss Janet Farrier. county and local government, officials real owner of the property can en-eign Wars, Installed the officers of must Jlnd' ways and means of sharp- joy the protection of the statute. If Vernon A. Brown post, No. 438, last Vitamin.rich, memt-abnndsnt Hunt Club will ly curtailing the "millions of motor \aiiiklf flllBl F*ve y°"r dog everything needed for vibrant that fact appears, the court having Thursday night at their home on U vehlclo miles piled up each year by jurisdiction will deal with the prop- Mechanic street. Garden Club R.F.D. k\" ~ Vnifini health, pep and eplendld coot. Chooec this long' publicly owned cars. erty as though the statute did not |\O^5., m-ll\ prowd, complete, appetizing, economical food, Inveatlgatlon by the New Jersey apply to It. Plans Flower Show the brgeit telling meal-type food In the grocery Taxpayers association has, shown •tore field. Maritime Milling Co., Buffalo, N.Y. that more than 10,000 automobiles After Induction, a certificate may and 'commercial cars are registered be obtained, which will be sufficient To Hold First Annual by state, county and local govern-' proof In any court of the fact that ment In our state, without taking In the person named In It Is. in mili- Event Saturday, May 23 to consideration tho many motor ye tary service, and of the amount of his monthly pay. hides owned by the various govern Mrs. Earl O. Benton of Holmdel Is DRVrMODERN mental branches, which, for Iaw-en- Military service does not relieve a person from accountability for an general chairman of the first flower forccmont nnd other purposes, are show to be held by Garden Club R. not' registered under the familiar act which is a violation of the crim- Don't got "caufbt 'ehort1' when wninuf inal law. F, D. at the Holmdel Baptist church governmental license designation of Saturday, May 23. Proceeds Irom SPECIAL btirati upon ui wlih (all Ibree.' Think i'SG," "CG" or ';MG." Induction into military service has now" nbout getting your clolhm Ireih and the show will be used to landscape Of 10,082 machines registered by no effect upon a will which a per- the grounds of the new Holmdel feUDGET SERVICE clein^—ready for' •umraorl • , You'll Ilk* , government In New Jersey last year, son in the service has executed. Union Laundry clMnlm. • Spotlees, odor- Health center. 2,183 belonged to state government. Neither does it affect the way In Committee members are now mak- DRY CLEANING UN. Brlffatent colore, reitoret fabrlce, Included wore OSS highway depart- which his estate will be distributed, And your low clmnlnf bill will eurprie* ng our schedules, and further plans ment cars and commercial vehicles, if he dies without leaving a will. A you! Today — fat out your eummer 99 motor vehlclo department passen- will be announced at the coming clotbn «nd land them over, We'll do person in the service may desire to meeting Tuesday, May 5. Invitations ger cars and 1,108 cars and trucks make or change a will at a time distributed among the other state de- will be extended to members of the DON'T DARE FORGET THAT GIFT 69 when ,the assistance of a lawyer Is Monmouth County Horticultural so- partments. There were 1,(30 cars not_ayallable, While it is desirable, ciety, Elberon Horticultural society Men's Suits or Ladles' regslBtered by tho counties and 6,289 It is not necessary that a will be registered by tho municipalities. to exhibit in specimen and arrange- MOTHERS DAY, MAY 10th Plain Dresses UNION LAUNDRY prepared by a lawyer and~~ln~ type- irient" classes, and to th&—Rumson^ Publicly owned motorized equip- written form. ' A will is valid and Long Branch and Neighborhood Gar- SPECIAL • Lnuriderlne - Rug Cleaning : ment in New Jersey consumed 12,- legal if it is written or printed. It A FEW REMINDERS PklCED RIGHT FOR ioy» DISCOUNT M White St. Phone It. B. 1144 . 317,420 gallons of motor fuel during den clubs, for exhibits in floral ar- must be signed at the end. This rangement classes. EARLY BUYERS CASH A CARRY Dry Cleaning - Garment Storage 1941. To supply tho same amount of signing should be dene in the pres- Hervey R» Smock, Reeldtnt Manager gasoline for governmental use this ence of two witnesses who are both WILLIAM DELAMOTTE. Committee members include Mrs! year, would require approximately present at the same time. If it is V. A. Johnston, club president; Mrs DRESSES for MOTHER four tanker; to make the dangerous not so signed, then the person who The newly-elected officers Installed Alfred Wallensteln and Mrs. W. E voyage through submarine-infested has signed the will must acknow- are: Commander, William de la Gould, staging; Mrs. O. M. Hinton seas to the Eastern Beaboard. Many lodgo to two witnesses, both pres^ Motte; senior vice-commander, James Judges; Mrs, W. Jay Duncan, Mrs COTTON PRINTS millions of valuable rubber tire miles ent at the same time, that the sig-Kauffman; junior vice-commander, Frederick J. Noble, Mrs. Van B. Wai. likewise were consumed by the state, nature already placed by him on Kalph Sacco; quartermaster, Dudley ker and Mrs. Honry E, Aclccrson STOCKINGS 2.50 county and local governments in the will is his signature. In either Jr., entries. their operations. Shaffer; chaplain, James Glendln- CASH LOANS case, the person who has signed the ning; county delegates, Harry San- RAYON FLAT CREPES With war demanding rigid curtail- will should declare to the witnesses ders, Arthur Hannson and Edward * Tho gift 4.98 ment of unnecessary, use of the na- that it is his will. Then In tho Taylor; alternates, James Glendin- Rotarians Meet tion'a materials, wealth and man- presence of the person whose will nlng and Dudley Shaffer. BEMBERG SHEERS made without co-signers or powBr, every step should bo taken by It is, each witness should each sign every woman the government In New Jersey to MB name and address as a witness. Arthur Hannson, retiring com- At Asbury Park 5.98 auto security at Personal eliminate non-essential motor vehicle These signatures should be below mander, received a past command- appreciates SEERSUCKERS use, Automobiles are, of course, ne- that of the person making the will. er's button from Quartermaster Dud- District Session cessary in certain phases of the All of these things must be done ley Shaffer. Past County Command- 3.98 functioning of our government, such er Fred Keiferdorf of Highlands /II7HT worry about putting and in the order stated. • Such a Today, Tomorrow as law-enforcement, health and safe- will is capable of transferring to the made a few remarks, as did Theo- ty, but there are many places In GLOVES "• up your car as secur- persons named In it New Jersey dore Baldwin, past commander of John Scott, chemist and Journalist ity or asking others to sign which savings may be made in mo- Keansburg post. tor vehicle use Just as they must bo real estate, and all personal proper- just returned to America after a dec- 1.00 Pair with you? 'Personal' la ready • made by civilians. Such, saving will ty. .. On the same evening the ladies' ade in Russia, will be the principal For spring and summer and willing to make you a accomplish a two-fold purpose, re- auxiliary officers were installed by speaker at a joint two-day confer- Whatever the There is another type of will Mrs. Emily Levering of Keansburg ence of the 182d and 183d districts wear; beige, navy, black, loan on convenient, common- duction of waste of qur material re- : occasion—the sources and of,.our tax dollars. which may be made by one in ac- district president. They are: pres- of Rotary International at the Berko- white, dusty pink, pastel lense terms, tive military'service. It is only val- ident, Mrs. Adele Sanders; vice- ley-Carteret hotel, Asbury Park, to- new, lovely blue, sand, patriotic red, State, county and local officials id as to personal property. It has president, Mrs. Rose Moyes; junior day and tomorrow. Walter D. Head must Immediately and critically sur- no, effect upon real estate. Such a vice-commander, Mrs. Elizabeth Mur- Montclalr, and Donald A. Adams Berkshire Kelly green. Loans on Signature vey use of motor vehicles in their will may be in the lorm of a letter, phy; secretary, Mrs. Louise Deacy; past presidents of Rotary Interna- charge. Cars and trucks not abso- or in any other form of writing. It treasurer, Mrs. Helen Kauffman; tional, will also speak. Stockings Only lutely needed should be withheld must indicate that it is the last conductress, Mrs. Anna Hart; chap- Mr. .Scott's experiences in Russia's are the ideal SLIPS from service, nnd unnecessary travel- will and testament of the person in lain, Mrs. Jennie Thompson; patrio- new Industrial areas in the vast in- 2.98 Employed persons, single ot make small monthly pay- ing by public officials and employees military service. Under some cir- tic Instructor, Mrs, 1511a MacGregpr land areas of that nation will eorve gift. Their married,' can got a loan ot ments. As quickly aa your eliminated. • Publicly owned cars cumstances an oral will Is valid as guard, Mrs. Agnes Conk; trustee, 'as a background to his story of the perfect fit, All seamed with Nylon, In *25- to-i2CO-or-more-on "Just -application :1a approved,' tho should—not-be-used for trips which to; personal property'but the words Mrs. Josephine White. success of the Red armies against tailored and lace trimmed their own signature, or on cash will be, waiting, for you. can be made by othor moans such as must be spoken at a time of ex- the Nazi war machine. He will de- beautiful their furniture, at,The Per- Direct, 20-minuto bus service train or bus. .Speeding and other treme peril and in the presence o( A social time followed the cere- tall Russia's preparation for an "in- styles. Made~by Corti- sonal Finance Co. We don't' between Bed Bank and An- reckless handling of government cars three witnesses. It is not advisable monies, during which refreshments, evitable Fascist attack," and why colors and celli, get In touoh with friends or bury Park makes It simple Is unthinkable at a time when each to depend upon an oral will. A per- prepared by the ladles' auxiliary, Hitler's mistakes in underestimating relative!,, and your employer car and each gallon of gas must do were served. Stalin Will cost tho Nazis World War longer wear | to call at our office. For its full .Bhare in the .war program. son about to enter military service, la not Involved. fast, friendly loan servlco,- dealrlng to have or change a will II. will keep your APRONS Any private use of publicly owned 25 phone or come 'lit' today I • cars, of course, must be strictly pro- should 'take steps to put it Into Mr. Adams, past president 1925-26, thoughtfulness alive 49c Apply By Phone hibited. written form before Induction. Private Is Expert will speak both at the noon session Char«ei tn 2«% per month on Persons entering military service today and the banquet tomorrow in the lady's mind. Fine quality percales, large Just phono us toddy (we ac- balance* of $160 or less, and 2% , Many ara the opportunities for should consider tho guardianship of evening. Mr. Head will preside at assortment,, styles. Full per montb on that part of .'the state and local government to, set the the banquet and will also discuss the cept revorae charges on all balance In excels of flso, minor children in the event that At Playing "Taps" sizes. phone applications.) vGlve us example for civilians in this field of International aspects of Rotary. saving- iurlng theBe "critical days their father should die while in mil- a few •. simple facts about Payments i con be made itary service. Where the mother of Other speakers will include Ray- LACE TABLE CLOTHS when every man, machine and re- mond Tiffany, Ilobokcn; J. Frede- yourself and your ability to by mall. source must servo doubly we'll. tho children - survives, she would Fitkin Plans Program BATH TOWEL SETS normally be their guardian. If the rick Weber, Newark; William C, 3.49 Cope, Newark; W. J. Ellis, Commis- 3.39 Set mother is not alive, some other per- for Hospital Day sioner of Institutions and Agencies Room 1002 Electric Bldg.j son will be appointed. It is possi- in New York; Dr. Bort Pollak, Jer- Dinner size, 72x90; handsome 6-piece, fine grade; 1 Farm Values Up ble for the father to provide by his sey-City's-Medical .Center ;_Dr.-Guy design. jn.aH-o.Y_er..lacejvith-scal- large.size, Xguest,. 2 face •601 Bang. Ave., will that a opeclflo parson tiliull lie —Many-of-Mie--soldisri-ln~Fort~Man-~ L. HUleboc, supervisor of Rutherford Seven Per Cent appointed in such a case. Such a mouth's Replacement Training Cen- public schools, and Robert Carey, loped edges all around. cloths—all in a handsome Atbury Pork, Phone 789S guardian must accept the appoint- ter who recently were awake long Jersey City. • box. All colors. By Herbert U. Nelson, Executive vice ment after the death of the father. enough to hear the familiar call of N. K. Motthowl, Mgr. president, National Association of The guardianship of any child un- Governors for both districts will be 1 Taps played over the public address elected tomorrow morning. Incumb- Real estate boards. der 21 years of age and unmarried system, realized that something new PRINTED KITCHEN TOWELS FANCY PILLOW CASES . Ucmu No. S70 may bo provided for In this way. ent governors are Oscar K. Krause, Provisions of air raid shelters Is had been added. They were right, Eaat Orange, 182d district, and Her- 1.00 Pair tho responsibility of individuals and Where a person Inducted Into mil- for the slumber-notes were sounded bert K. England, Roselle, 183d dis- 33c municipalities according to Major itary service has an unpaid loan by Pvt. Henry Levlne, former NBC trict. There are approximately 70 Each pair in a box, hem- General L,. D. Gasser of tho Board granted to him under the National musical director and famous trump- clubs in both districts representing Very colorful, in a variety of pat- sitched and embroidered for Civilian Protection of the Offlco Housing Act for Improvement of his cteor witht Toscanlni and tho NBCabout 3,000 members. terns; unfadable, absorbent and with colors. Will sell of Civilian Defense. There is, how-property, the time for payment is symphony orchestra. Two new clubs, Union and Prince- ever, no recommendation at> present extended. The, period of military Pvt. Lovlno enlisted recently In the ton, will be brought Into Rotary at lintless; average sizes 18x32. later at .1.29. that any program of air raid shelter service is excluded from the period Signal Corps, and has been assigned special ceremonies. be undertaken, slnco such construc- in which tha loan must be paid up. o basic training with the 1st Signal tion would involve use-of critical ma- Military service does not entitle a Training Battalion at Sea Girt. Ho terial urgently needed elsewhere in person to receive unemployment in- wAsn't in tho Army very long before connection with tho war effort, surance benefits. he tasted a sample of its efficiency. Provision has been made to ensure Pvt. Robert Walsh of tho Public Ad- Federal funds will not le available dress station found Lcvine in the for use in tho purchasing of air raid reemployrqent of men Inducted Into the land or naval forces. The lawService club at 8 o'clock Thursday sounding devices, Such purchasing Is night. At 9:30 p. m. he was sound- ona of tho many now responsibilities applies to men who were employed by the United States or by any pri-ing out the haunting notes of Taps see and expenses that tho war Is throw- on his trumpet, while a record was Ing upon municipalities. vate employer, including an Indiv- idual, partnership, association or cut. At the stroke of 11, the call corporation. Persons who are em- was rolling across the silence of the Farm real estate values are on the darkened camp. Increase, How much, we loam statis- ployed by a Btate, county or muni- tically from a recent report by the cipality should seek advice upon the Probably more people have heard ,.... that number is 2435 to save Bureau- of Agricultural Economics. termination of their military service Pvt. Lovlno play Taps than any other For tho country aa a whole, these as to the provisions made for the man in the world. For sovoral years values roso about soven per cent re-employment, ho has been tho official trumpeteor of 'during tho 12 months ending March An employee who had a perma- tho call over tho radio networks dur- precious 1, 1942. Tho advance represents the nent position must bo restored to it ing the few minutes of silence on .or is it 2534? ..I'U try 2354" nriost substantial land valuo rocov- upon satisfactory termination of mil- Armistice day. Ho was further ory slnco tho depression low in 1038. itary service. If his place is filled, known in the popular field as Henry It marks the end of a five-year peiv he must be given a position of liko "Hot Lips" Lovlne, co-director of tho fuel! iod during which tho national aver- seniority, status and pay. Of courao, popular "Chamber Music Society of ngo was practically unchanged. he must still bo capablo-of perform- Lower Basin Street" program. r ing the duties attached to the posi- Telephone engineers call this "wrong number The freezing order on plumbing tion. He cannot bo discharged with- Just issued sounds more stringent in one year after re-employment ox- 4-H PROGRAM AT ORANGE. in mind", a . and it causes 35,000 wrong than It is. Its purpose is to provent cept for good cauae, salo of plumbing and hoating cqulp- Members from three different 4-H connections every day in New Jersey. monl to ncn-ossontlal now building. Ho must apply for re-employmont clubs In tho vicinity of Adolphla. par- k playing an.important part However, L 41, tho general freezing within 40 days after ho Is relieved ticipated In a 4-H club program giv- order for non-defense building, has from further military service. If he, en during tho locturor's hours of tho A wrong number seems like a little thing...nntil you la the coatcnvtioa of ewentlnl alrondy eliminated such construction. had s, position with a private em- Adelphla Grango meeting last Thurs- Plumbing equipment will continue ployer whoso circumstances have so day evening. William M. Patterson, multiply it by 35,0(30, and add in tbe repeat calls materbb. Vint, Jt tcleasa •olid to bo nvalloblo for any building hav- changed as to make it unreasonable loader of tho Freehold Jr. Dairy club, ing A10 or bettor preference rating. or impossible to re-omploy the par- was gonoral chairman of the 4-H pro- noeded to do the work of the original calls. MM! liquid fuel needed lor Keeps 'em This will talio cam of; (1) all now son relieved from further military gram. Four incmbuis uf the Goorgla dofenso housing, (2)' remodeling op- scrvlco, then the employer ennnot 4-H Forestry club, Elinor Koenlg, Guarding against "wrong numbers in mind" would home boating. Second, it stoics oratlona, (3) maintenance and repair be made to employ him,. In all othor Dorothy Hulso, Mary Kcrostan and casoa, the duty to re-employ Is en- «p hotryrtttx until needed. work. The now order means that Esthor Klcnnan prcscntod a domon- mean a real saving—for the callers, for those) they Working from 'now on plumbers must fill out forcible in tlio courts, ntiatlon of what is being done in the Third, h. b omaJtlngljr high la priority forms on maintenance and Upon liolng restored to his formor woodlot adjacent to their leader's call in error, in switchboard operating time, and in Owflow ApplrorrcoCon- ropnlr work. Since no one puts in Job such a person has tho same homo by way of woodlot stand Im- effidettcf and gets the most out (•rvatton Plan oom- plumbing repairs or replacements sonlorlty lie would enjoy If ho hud provement. Two othor members of use of telephone equipment now BO vital to the unloas they nro necessary. It may,bo boon on furlough or leave of ab- tho Oeoi'Kla Forostry club, Mnrlun at every ounce of energy. Your pleioly checki your oxpoctod that tho now order will bo oenco, He Is entitled to participate April mid Hernlco Fuhgc, showed tnr nation's war effort. appllancoi, putt tliom Ki llbornlly Interpreted. Plumbing and In Insuranco or other bonatlts which rni'luniH thut they mado last fall •worn offorud to employeen nt tho urttttf heater cao save yoncfanc top-notch economical hunting equipment actually In tran- from wild nature jnatorlnl collected elt on or before April 16 Is exempt. tlmn of his Induction. In their own locality nnd discussed Whenever in doubt about a number please consult. •ad- money. Un k, efficiently. working order cmd helpi how thoy wcto mado and what tho result* revealed., your Telephone Directory before" you call* prcvant breakdown , . Ffctlior of Wvo Ends life. CHURCH OF THE Am. when new appliance! Arthur Mndgo, a mombor of tho Buy U.S. VUtmy may not be available. Chester W. Marrlnor of Varmlng- A Christian Sclencn program •will Freohold Jr. Dairy club, gave an In NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Bond* and Stampt dnlo, tho father of flvo children, lay h« hrondfenit oviir station WCAP, An- titreatlng talk on "My Hybrid Corn ..Ptioas nnd loam how... •lowji .w.Uh.Wa jioolt..on.th«. rnllroad hury. Park, next Tuasday. afternoon Project.?-. AH or the mpmburs of thn dl(i(if6KfnioKWnsrroofcroBBin'l(i("if6K"fni'o~KWnsrroof"croBBinB Ktri'MK. Thin program is Under" tljii Adolphla 4-lif dlila club, undor tho at that plnoo early Friday night and direction of tho Christian ftclnncn leadership of Mrs, J. I), ChestO!', ln< was docupltutod by a train in what Committee on Publication for Now stalliul their now olllcora as a doin stdto jiolk'o snlil win a premeditated Jersey nnd will bo given by Mm. oiutliitlcm, Thin type of program sulelilo. Murrlnor, a inombor' of a. Allco It. J. Morris, a former Hondor norveil tn ncqunlnt tho Clinngn moni Tim.! in "TIIK TKI.Kl'IIONE HOUR" Monday Nigftt at 9 o'dodt . WIUF . KYW Ccntrnl nallroad track gang, off In First Church of Christ, Sciential, hum,with uuttvltloa In 441 olulm In JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT duly at the tlmo, liad boon drinking Rod Dunk. The sulijoct will be, "Tho iholr community and also provide*. Soloist, May 4, GUACE MOOIIE during the nftornoon nnd had told Words of My Mouth." .. nn opportunity for the young people COMPANY hln mother lie'Intended to kill hlm- to gain experience In presenting dl«- WITH DON VOOHHKUS SYMPHONIC (MtCHESTM «lf In tho Very manner In which euimlont nnd demonstrations bofnl'a lit died. Finding help In «wy with » bogls tar Ad.—Advirtliimtnt the. jmbllo. Pajre Twelve RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 30. 1942. WHEN "HE" NEXT SIDNEY SNOW Will be Food,oj'course, must "bo well ENTERTAINS Beef Kidneys Prove seasoned to he worthy, of Glad to Answer Any Two Trustworthy Salad* True to Questions on Food Three Meals A Day • j, •** piquancy, Economical But Tasty Copyright BIT SIDNEY SNOW Edited fay WUJMA E. DETJTB a M«n'i TiMte The next time the big "HE'Vof the Here Is another •conomlcal bit of family decides that It is again time SIMPLE SOUP FOR COOLISH meat that can so easily be served In ••••»»»•»•»•»••••»•»>•• to round up his "eronles" ana make a very tempting.manner. In fact, it an evening at home, here are two DAYS. Ilka so many other things—with the Setting The Table For Spring trustworthy talad' suggestions that proper preparation it can bo made to Hot Off the Griddle | It's Easy To Serve Planked aro true to a man's taste.' Prepare At this time of the year, the weath- appear • "special occasion" dish. one lor, this party, and save one forer Is Ideal for serving a great big the next—ono will be just as popular bow) of soup for lunch, accompanied -.; ., BEEF'KIDNEX Lemon Cream Sponge Cake Is a SUSAN SNOW Fish Guest Dinner If You as the other. by a fine salad, toasted crackers or 1 beet kidney • • • muffins and of course, your favorite Flour i Perfect Dream Come True BEER, CABBAGB SALAD dessert. » /• Fat - Clothing woolens are seldom "pure Use Quick-Frozen Foods 4 cups chopped cabbage If tho fact bo known, soup mak- Bit ot bay leaf Have you ever noticed how much to hold up in peaks, but not dry•wool,. " nowadays when dwellings are 2 tablespoons celery seed ing In the home Isn't at all what it's Salt and popper Add remaining 'A cup A teaspoons grated lemon rind 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind worth their cost in the time.and la- 2 tablespoons pearl onions asparagus, Reaervo tips and putadd bay leaf, salt, pepper and slice 2 tablespoons water i4 cup cream, whipped bor they save. The household that Soak gelatin In 'A cup beer 5 min- stalks Into soup stock. Add onion of lemon from which tho peel has 1% tablespoons lemon juice Combine flour and sugar in the top owns these machines need never feel utes. Add'heated stock and dissolve and cook until stalks are very ten- been removed. Simmer for one h6ur 5 egg whites of double boiler;' add egg, lemon limited in Its use of fresh linens, for gelatin mixture. Add remaining der. Hub through a, sieve. Blend with the pan covered, adding more . 5i teaspoon salt juice, water and butter, mixing thor- the machines do not find the extra beer and sugar. Cool, and when the butter and flour. Add salt, pep- water if it reduces too much. There " 34 teaspoon- cream- ot-tartar oughly. _EIace over boiling water and pieces burdensome. mixture begins to congeal arrange per,'milk and asparagus tips. Serve should be only enough water to 'form cooked vegetables (peaa , string a rich sauce. Remove the bay leaf, Sift flour once,- measure and sift cook 10 minutcn, stirring. constantly," very hot. A dash of paprika may be and servo on a heated platter. four times. Add VJ cup of sugar, Chill. Fold in lernon rind and "4 of Carbon tetrachioride is non-inflam- beans, carrots or beets, diced), onion added to each serving. lemond rind, and water to egg yolks whipped ^retain. Use half of this fill- mable but volatile and may be pur- and diced meat in tho mold, rinsed and beat with rotary egg beater un- ing; to sprea^Jbetween layers of cake. chased at the drugstore to dissolve in cold water; Pour on tho seml- til very.thin and light. Add lemon To the other half of filling;, fold in fats and oils on clothing. It may be llquld mixture. Chill. Unmold on MUSHROOM ISLANDS • LOANS from72%% to 3%% Juice gradually, beating, constantly. remaining whipped cream and use as applied .to. many kinds of materials lettuce and serve with a sharp may- per annum ofaln.t Coib Surrender Y'hl*' Add flour all at once, then stir until sauce. Makes about 2$4 cups. For and will riot affect color. Moisten a onnaise or French dressing. ' o( Approved i \, a less tart tilling and sauce, 14 cup For each serving have half an Eng- MPE INSURANCE POLICIES just blended. Beat egg whites and cloth with it and apply lightly ano OU CAN PROVE your ability a* a distinguished cook and yet take lish muffin toasted and buttered. salt with a flat wire whisk or rotary lemon juice and % cup water may be carefully, holding a pad lightly un- Spread with potted ham mbtea with ' Minimum Loan, Sl,00O egg beater. When foamy, add cream substituted for amounts given la der the spot to absorb the stain. Y your place as an unworrled hostess, if you plan your guest dinner VARIOUS SALADS FOR - chopped stuffed olives. Information on request of tartar and beat until stiff enough above recipe. around quick-frozen foods. All the worry and flurry of cleannlg and sort- C. EDWARD PICHLER, Saute mushrooms in butter, add 140 Broad Street, Red Bank One should scrape the food from ing are eliminated from dinner-getting, for the time-consuming and grub- VARIOUS OCCASIONS white sauce, and pour mixture over Ii«pre»entinir D.H.BLAIB CO., Ino, dishes into a strainer before they are by "tasks of preparation are done before quick-freezing. You'll -be sure of the muffins. Dust with paprika. 2B Broadway, » New York' to be washed so that particles do praise if you take your cue from the shore resorts where fish cookery After serving one particular salad not clog the drain pipe. If the drain Is an honored art—and serve planked fish. All the dellclousness of fresh a couple; of times, we usually come to Little Things To becomes slow, clear overnight with associate it with ono particular meat a lye solution. There- are special pre- caught sea food, along with precious vitamins and minerals, is sealed in dish or, flsh dish, which is really a You Are Unfortunate - parations for this purpose on theby quick-freezing as soon as the fishermen unload their catch; and thevery nice thing, becauso in this way, Accompany Salads market. A strong solution of wash- ocean-fresh flsh comes to you all ready to cook. ' we come to havo varloty In our To Need Corrective Corseting ing soda overnight may, however, be There"! extra joy to the chief cook In quick-frozen vegetables, for they menus.' If you are the typo who IF * You Are FORTUNATE! lufllclent, tries many different salads with one cook In afcout half the usual time. They're a boon to health quotas, too, meat dish, you'll soon have two or Choosing' little things to accom- for extra vitamins and minerals are sealed In by the application of Arctic pany salads is a simple but really with a mixture of equal part* of but- If one lives In a community where three for each of your favorite meat For here in Red Bank you can secure all quite important item in this dally ter and anchovy paste before toast- .here are very many oil burners or cold. Cook the'vegetables in a small amount of water to,preserve vita- dishes which is even better than just round of menu planning. Particular- ing. uch coal smoke, the woodwork in mins—and use any liquid that's left for soups and sauces, one. types of Scientific Supports that will be perfectly ly from now on thrqugh the summer. he house will be greatly benefltted We all know people who get them- fitted according to your physician's specifications. Can't you just picture a luscious y being washed off twice a year selvos into ruts with cooking—serv- fruit salad,' topped with orange Ice? LITTLE SURPRISES ADD with good soap flakes or an oil soap. PLANKED FISH ing one salad several times a week* It looks good, sounds' good and on For enamel finish, if it Is not badly Place 2 quick-frozen salmon or halibut steaks (frozen or thawed) .In with all sorts of combinations, but This special department is part of the hot days is simply the answer to a JOY TO FAMILY DINNERS oiled use borax instead of so&p. For baking dish, brush with melted butter and sprinkle with salt, pepper and this la so easily avoided with salads service rendered by ' maiden's prayer. Then there are itippled walls, add a little washing paprika. Bake In hot oven (450" F.) 20 to 30 minutes. Cook 1 box (13- so simple and so delightful to make. those wonderful chicken or crabmeat Ther are many little things the oda to each pailful of soapy water, With all crisp, cold ingredients—try salads, not forgetting shrimp either. and if badly soiled, in place of soap oz.) quiok-frozen broccoli and 1 box (12-OZ.5 quick-frozen peas and carrots, these. CAMP housewife can do to keep her family according to directions on package. Add 1 unbeaten egg to 4 cups Or attractive cooked or. raw vege- continually surprised and pleased. use powdered whiting or a special DIXIE SALAD ALICE MING SUPPORTS table salads, or for that matter, jel- She can round out an otherwise plain preparation made for washing paint. mashed potatoes and blend. Place flsh on well-oiled, heated plank. Ar- lied salads, or green salads. But Use a soft scrubbing brush to loosen range border around plank by forcing mashed potatoes through large Tomato - COnSET SHOP, 9 • meal too, with these little surprises Corn, canned or fresh whether the salad is ono type or the that can well appear in the form of: dirt, wash off with a sponge and pastry tube to edge of plank. Place broccoli and peas and carrots on B Drummond Place, TELEPHONE R. B. 760 other, we usually, want an attractive lean water, and dry with a soft Lettuce little something to accompany it—• BAKED BANANAS :loth or sponge. Wash from the bot- plank. Brush all with melted butter. Sprinkle potatoes with" paprika. Bed and green peppers Ofpoalte City Hill FOR APPOINTMENT something * small, but something Peel six bananas and cut them in om of the wall up, using long ver- Place on rack in broiling oven 3 minutes) or until potatoes are browjied. Cress . . equally as attractive aa the salads half, lengthwise. Lay in a pan close tical strokes. This treatment will Garnish with lemon wedges and serve at once. .Serves 4.. On a bed of lettuce, place a small Here are several such "somethings." together. Mix a little powdered cin- prolong the life of the paint Job and tomato, peeled and scooped out. Fill CHEESE FINGERS namon with some sugar, and spread leave the room in a freshened condi- PEAS AND CARROTS with goldon bantam corn . (cannod) over the bananas. Put some small tion. and diced red and green poppers Lay American cheese-on toast, dust hits of butter on top- and bake for Drop 1 box (12 ounces) quick-frozen peas and carrots (frozen) Into which have been marinated In with paprika and a pinch of dry20 minutes in a moderate oven. % cap briskly boiled salted water,-br)i)g._agaln_to S^JJOII, and boil 5 to TFrench dressing or Thousand Island mustard, and put-under the broiler While baking, baste a couple of A good can opener Is one of the French dressing or Thusand Island long enough to melt all together. most desirable articles for the kitch- minutes, or until just tender. Drain If necessary. Sedsohwlth butter, times with a little syrup. Servo in its salt and pepper. Serves 4. (Use any liquid left after cooking in sauces, dressing. Garnish • with cress and Slice into little fingers and serve Im- en. The simplest to operate is the green peppers. mediately. This one is very good, own juice. type with two disks. soups or for other suitable dishes.) particularly with that fresh fruit SEED BISCUITS Serving suggestions: Quick-frozen peas and carrots may; be served FROZEN TUTTI-FRUTTI salad, . Four ounces of sugar and butter, New plaster, walls must dry sixwith butter or cream, or -with a cream sauce; or they- may.be served in Mix equal parts of diced figs, SMQKED SALMON one pound flour, three eggs, half months before painting or must be creamed dishes with eggs, mushrooms or chicken, or combined with dates, raisins, pecans and grated ounce caraway seeds, and lemon fla- pineapple and squeeze over fault the Cut thin sliced smoked salmon the primed with a preparation for that other vegetables and with meats, flsh and eggs in salads. voring. Mix to a dough, roll out purpose. Previously painted plaster juice, of a lemon. Mix Vlth a dress- size of tho toast and edge with wa- about one quarter ii\ch thick, cut in ing of half and half whipped cream tercress butter (finely chopped cress, need not be primed but should be round shapes, brush the tops with sandpapered if it is not clean and and mayonnaise. Freeze In mold held together with creamed butter). and slice and serve on abed of let- This may be spread around tho edges beaten egg, and bake in a moderate smooth. Three coats of different oven until done. proportionate mixtures are needed tuce. Decorate with chopped fresh by pressing it through an icing- dec- Hints On Salad Making black cherries or with maraschino orating tube. PINEAPPfcE KASPBERRYADE on unpainted plaster walla; one to Mix together one cup water, ona two coats are sufficient for old walls. cherries. MARSHMALLOW , If a dark color is being changed to Since Biblical. days salads have 1 small can water chestnuts, sliced cup canned crushed pineapple, one % cup diced pineapple TOMATO - ALLIGATOR PEAR Place ono marshmallow in a sal-cup canned raspberry juice and the a light one, more coats will be need- been known and valued for their ~ tine cracker,..:with- a_.p.iece. QfoHye ed than if the wall is to remain the health-giving qualities. There' are % cup diced celery SALAD juice of ono-lornon. -Koop-ln ice box- records that show that the Egyp- 1 tablespoon minced pimento stuck into it and put under the until ready to serve. Servo in tall sairio or a darker than the OUT color. On. leaves of lettuce place two broiler until toasted. ThlB Is sticky, A flat finish is used more often for tians cultivated such salad foods as 1 cup canned peas slices of alligator pear and two slices glasses with a little glngerale and onions and garlic, and the Bomans Salt and pepper to tasto but tasty. lota of cracked Ice. Plaster walls, although semi-glosB for of pooled chilled tomato. Place these Then one little "somothing" that Is ths last coat makes the BUTICLCO eas-in ancient times enjoyed lettuce and Shredded young green onions alternately, I. e., a slice of alligator always good, is Melba toast, which BAKED PEARS ier to keep clean. The base of a chicory. Salad dressing: Tart French or pear and then a slice of tomato. aBldc from being line with salads, Core one dozen pears, but leava good wall mixture is a fiat white Today we are urged by food spe- tart mayonnaise. Serve with Thousand Island dfess- is a grand nnd glorious way to usethe stems on. Put in a pan with half paint mixed with a very little yellow cialists to cat some fresh raw vege- Combine salad ingredients; season I up left-over bread. pint of water and a half pound of ochre to give it body, then the tint tables and fruits each day, as they to taste with salt and pepper. Then MELBA TOAST sugar, and bake in a medium hot added. aro known to be oxcellent sources of toss lightly with mayonnaise or oven until soft. Serve either hot or vitamins and minerals. Salads offer French dressing. A tart- dressing SANDWICH BUTTERS Slice .bread as thinly as possible. cold, with sauce separate. such splendid opportunities for va-will be most appropriate. Chill and Place in a warm place on the stove Ice creams are suitable for any riety that they might bo considered until the edges curl and it crisps; or season. While the fresh fruits are serve. Serves 6-8. Raisin Butter—Cream half a cup the most logical place to include the of butter and work In one cup of ALWAYS A PERFECT PICTURI brown tho slices in the broiler, available to be served for desserts use'of both vegetables and fruits in SALMON AND MACARONI chopped raisins. watching carefully that it does not Tho road to better and bigger busi- mixed in compotes or singly with the dally food requirements. Salads cream, it is well to make use of SALAD WITH CANNED PEAS Lemon Butter—Cream together one A flick ol ths iponge and th> amazing newj burn. Servo unbuttered. To vary ness leads through Tho Register's ad- may take so many different forms in half cup of butter, grated rind of 1 this toast, one can spread tho bread. vertising columns.—Advertisement. -them, leaving the desserts which a meal that variety Is no problem; Here's a dish that's worthy of an Elmo maV«-up It smoothed on to stay must be baked for the cooler lemon and 2 tablespoons of lemon they can be used as the appetizer or Important place ahong your list of juice. for houra without rtpowdering .. • weather. . "starter" course; tho Main dishf a salad favorites—a salmon and shell Beauttfoi Jnrfanrly...helot cover] macaroni salad with canned peas. Date ,Buttcr—Mbc to. a smooth dessert, or they many accompany paste one hoif cup of butter, a few tho JO tiny wrlnMos and blomiihei. j The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing If the vegetables are cooked in the dinner course. What more ver- For a "perfect flavor harmony" that's drops of lemon oil and one.cup of InfourpopularslintoneihadeiJ 117 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, N. J. parchment paper, none of the valu- satile dish could be found? Inviting, substantial and downright mashed dates. Phono Red Bank 2220 able juices are lost. Butter and salt good, you'll want to try it soon. . . . Nude, peach, rachel, are added to tho vegetables as they The characteristics of a good salad Olive Butt*r—Stono and chop ripe All Types of Dancing for Children and Adults, Classes now forming. are simple and fairly easy to accom- l'/j cups flaked salmon (tuna flsh olives and work them into enough copper are tied in the paper, but no pepper plish; namely, It should be well or crabmeat may be substituted) butter. Season with salt and use with The PROSPECT HILL DAY SCHOOL, is to be used for children. This sea- chilled before serving; have an at- 1 cup cooked macaroni (shell or mayonnaise to each three ounces of soning will have to be added to thetractlvo arrangement; it can be elbow) buter. Season with salt and use with Pro-School (play-school and kindergarten)—Mornings, except Saturday adults' portion later on. simple but should have some form 1 cup canned peas dark breads. and plan about it. This may some- Vi cup diced celery Raspberry Butter — Soften three Loft-over slices of cooked meat times bo expressed In the garnish- 2 tablespoons minced pimento ounces of sweet butter ' to mayon- keep moist in tho refrigerator if they ment of the salad more than in the 2 tablespoons chopped sweet pickle naiso consistency, then placo bowl on are wrapped in waxed parJer. Chop- salad itself. This is particularly true Salt and pepper to taste cracked Ice ana whip In 1 teaspoon Of The Week ped raw meat deteriorates more of main dish' salads, such as meat, Mayonnulnu or French dressing of powdered sugar, one teaspoon quickly than a solid piece and should chicken and sea food or flsh. Combine salad ingredients; season lemon juice and one tablespoon not bo allowed to remain long un- You will find the variety of tender to taste with salt and peppor. Then crushed raspberries. ' cooked, p canned peas available today a wel- tosB lightly with mayonnaise or Orango Butter — Cream together 46 BROAD ST MONDAY come addition to the main dish sal- French dressing. A tart dressing thoroughly four to six tablespoons Brealifust—Sliced bananas with ready to cat cereal, coddled eggs, ad. The tiny peas as well as thewill bo moot appropriate. Chill and sweet butter, one-half teaspoon lem- RED BANK BAKED OYSTERS OR CLAMS large sizes will help to add flavor serve. Servo 0-8. on juice, one tablespoon orange jutco, •buttered toast, coffee or cocoa. Lunch—Cream of mushroom soup, com- one teaspoon grated orango rlni! and bination snlad, little sandwiches, chocolate sundae, tea. Dinner—Braised and attractive color to this type of Another excellent cocktail idea salad, as well as give bulk, or that one teaspoon powdered sugar. Use short ribs of beef, buttered noodlca, broccoli, hollaniialue, spring salad, consists of taking oysters or clams economical extending quality that ORANGE MARMALADE only a thinly sliced white bread. caramel layer cake, coffee or beer. .. on tho half-shell, dotting each with a will help to make the chicken and half-inch bit of bacon, seasoning with more expensive foods go a little fur- ROLLS TUESDAY paprika nnd setting Into the oven to ther. Be sure to uso some fresh raw roast. fruits or vegotables in each combina- 2 cups sl«ed cake flour Breidsfiist—Stewed prunes with cream, ready to eat cereal, scrambled And for coclioalla, even In homes tion and, of course, a well chosen 3 teaspoons baking powder eggii frizzled ham, crumb cake, coffoo or cocon. Lunch—Creamed chipped which serve tho alcoholic variety, It salad dressing will top It on* to the * tablespoons butter or othor beef on toast, pickled boot salad, lnyer calto a la mode, ten. Dinner— is qulto proper to have n non-alchollc Queen's taste. shortening Baked meat lout with brown gravy, bilked potatoes, buttered string beans, cocktail as well. And this can con- If you have never tried marinated t tablespoons milk y YOUR FURS DESERVE minced onion salad, French dressing, coconut cream tarts, coltec. sist of a clam juice cocktail, tomato canned peas, do BO—you'll And them ',4 teaspoon salt julco cocktail or n "moderation cock- delightfully different. They aro easy 1 egg, woll beaten tall consisting of Rhino wine in to prepare becauso you simply al- hi cup orange marmalade WEDNESDAY cocktail glasses with a bit of lemon low tho drained peas to stand for a Sift flour once, measure, add bak- BrcnkfiiHl—Froah' strawberries with cream, crlap bacon, fried oggs, peel, or nliorry wlno with n dash of while In your favorlto French dress- ing powdor and Bait, and sift again. Buttered toaat, needless rimpucrry Jam, coffee or cocoa. Lunch—Tomatoes, orango blttcra. ing, or with just snlad oil and vino- Cut In shortening. Comblno ogg, CAREFUL HANDLING.... stuffed with shrimp saint], assorted rollfl, chocolate eclair, tea. Dinner gar or lemon juice. Then combine milk and marmalade; add to flour them with other salad foods to uorva gradually and mix to a soft dough. Cottage hum with cnblwiRc und boiled potatoes, rndlah nnd tomato salad, them as an accompaniment to a Turn on floured board; Knead light- marmalrule, liavarinn cream, icc-lrox cookies, coffee. salad. ly 2 to 3 minutes, roll %-lhch thick, THEY GET IT HERE! A tasto sonntion that is sure to and cut with 2-Inch flourad cutter. - THURSDAY leave everyone, begging for moro is Butter ono-half of each clrclo, fold, Brmlifoot—Clilllcd melon, ready to eat cereal, ham omelet, hot bis- placo on woll-greased pan, and brush a Ham Mousse Salad Plate. Servo it tops with melted butter. Let ri»B In cuits, coffoo or cocoa. Lunch—Cold sliced ment loaf, fried tomatoes, cab- soon and floo what a tongo-temptlng warm placo 15 minutes. Bako in hot bags Mind, tutti-frutti ico crenin, little calien, tea. I>lnn<-r—Tomato juice dish it makes. oven H2B F.) vs minutes. Brush Bparo ribs nnd Raucrkrnut, boiled potatoes, mixed green salad, Fronch HAM MOUSSE SALAD PLATE tops with molted butter and flnlsh dronslng, prune enlec, coffee. baking. Makes 18 rolls. Preserved 1 tablespoon plain gelntln Ringer, flnoly cut, may bo substituted COLD safe storage in fire-proof, burglar- U cup cold water for orange marmalade. FRIDAY a cupa stock or bouillon proof vaults is what your fur coat get3 BrwikfiuiU-Grnpofnilt, ready to cat cereal, poached eggo on toast, % cup mnyonnniHO when you send it to Leon's. Your coat fcullorod lonot, (jrnpo jelly, coffco or cocoa. Lunch—Creamed jhrlmp In 14 cup diced celery patly nhollB, biittcrml pens, avocado nn.l ifrnnnfrult nnln.I, cup enke, tea •/. cup diced dill plcklo FRENCH TOAST FOR must be kept in a cold place if you want to U cup minced plmonto pr milk, Wlnner-HrulloiJ fillet of mackerel, lemon butter, par.lcy pota- 1 cup chopped cooked nmoked ham IDEAL BREAKFAST lengthen its life. Heat dries up the nat- toes, buttered wparjigun, utrnwbofry cream pic, coffee, Honk, gelatin In cold water for 5 mlnutnsi. Heat "lock or bouillon to When the quostlon arisci us to ural oils in the pelts and results in crack- . SATURDAY boiling point' and sdd tho loakod what to sorvo for breakfast, nomo- ing. Be sure to protect your coat this year gelatin. Stir until dissolved. Chill thlng not dimcult to make but some- uiit-Mowed poari, ready to oat cereal, griddle cake., mnplo until slightly thlckoncd, then whip thing good, hem la a suggestion that in our important storage plant. Our cold "^-^•C0^^r ic!'-]^nclx----'ro'"^° Julco. Killlnd eheest In tho ninyonnnlflc. ' Add .remaining has probably ullppod tho mind and , pp nnh>ri,egc;,iMrA WHJ^fculUi.ioWlr Ingredient, pour. Into ring mold; Is Ideal. storage vault is on our premises. »auot), tea orr milkmilk . • Mlnnw-Hwlp.MlnnwHwl . steaktk, numbed poUtoen, .lowed tomn- chllt'urllll nTw. Unmola ori-»»la<4 •;-,™~'.-.-.-,--J'BElH(3K-.'TOA8T •.••-• • •-— toef, Urunselu njiroutn, colo nlnw, npplo pin, coffee. pinto, garnlnh with jalnd gretna and 1 «gg ' ' rollstion. Horvcn 0-8, 'A teaspoon suit SUNDAY HiiKgeatloni for naiad plate accom- • I'owdrtidd -sugar Piano Co. p«nlmf>nljf for hnm moiinxe; Tomato 1 ncAnt cup mllli rhubarb with cream, broiled bacon, (crumbled CRRI naplo cubta, cliwllod nggi, carrot 0 aliens of brend or cocoa IHnnorBroltcd fit t •trlpi; ennnad pern mnrlnfttiid In Cinnamon or nutmeg Vronoh dressing, rlpa ollvns, colery tianrta, aftlnd grains. Beat ths evK nnd ndd unit nnd LEON S milk. Dip H-lnuh illcei (if bread 16 MONMOUTH ST. CHOW MEIN SALAD WITH from wjilah tho cni«t hem nn«n r«- movnd, Into th« mixture, end turn- 70-76 WHITE ST., RED BANK CANNHD PJBAH Ing to brown on both aide*. X'lucfi Sidney Snow will IK ploueA to (uppty »ny of (heae reoitwt. RED BANK 3 cup* finely out rooliod rhlcknn on n hot plattur Anil Bprlnkla wltlf PHONE 280O taut Mrrlto oar» of fhU riper (or pork and vial) powdered nugnr nnil'nutmeg » Or l.cup drained, canned benn uprouU «orv« with map!* lyfup. 1 RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 30, 1942. Page Thirteen to serve the community with a com- table dlsouMlona tnolude MM, Jtfftft Hospital Unit With Tommy Dorsey plete free library service and to con- Women To Study son Davla, Mn. Irwln Campbell, Mrs, Statement Issued tinue our neighborhood activities un- D. Z* arose, U». Howard Nloleon, Here And There In impaired. Including the Sports club Mrs. Harold Waynuu), Jir*. Harold, Gives More Than By Trustees Of and the Community chorus." Nutrition, Diet Botkln, Mrs. Frenklyn B), Oriy, Mrs, The library circulation la the past Clark Wallact, Mrs. Wohard Clapp, Monmouth Cotmty year exceeded 14,000 books and the Mrs, It W. 'Taylor, Mra. EvortU $2,000 To Fund Navesink Library attendance exceeded 6,600, each rep- At Little Silver Thome, Mrs. Robert da 1*. Reus*lll« resenting a substantial advance over and Mrs. Stanley Brown. the previous year. "The need for this Mnr, Odenbaoh believes that th*i« Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Operations, Money to Be Used for Continued Support Is library service in our community will Part of Defense groups will grow In slxe, anl eoopft be obvious and the trustees urgently and will welcome any and all snaffi Lodge Doings, Births, Marriages, Deaths New, Buildings at Asked of Association hope that lt may continue to func- Program—Meeting rens of tht community that, wish ik Monmouth Memorial Members and Friends tion and to Increase In local import- join In what should, be an Interest* • and Other Notes of Interest < ance." This Afternoon ing and informative study group. The statement continues: Beoovwln* from Barn*. , Wools Eire at Wayside. Since August, 1036, Shrewsbury Members and friends of the Nave- "The Board of Trustees values Civilian defense In the borough of .uxlllary of Monmouth Memorial sink library received by mall this greatly the continued support that Little Silver has gone one step be- Frank Cook, 82-year-old Adslphla A woods fire iwept over about ten loipltal has given the sum of $2,486 resident and fonner farmer, la re- acres of woodland at Wayside Fri- week the report of tho treasurer, many subscribers have given to ths yond tht organization of lire, police o the Long Branch Instltltlon, ac- Benjamin H. Trask, in pamphlet library during past years. However, and air raid warden reserves, ac- covering at UM tome of hU ton, Ar- day afternoon and threatened sev- cording to an announcement made , form. thur Cook of •Aabury Park, from «9- eral homes and chicken homes. Fire- during the coming year, we must cording to Mrs. E. Stanley Marks, at a meeting Monday at the home of In submitting the report for the raise approximately $1,000 in sub- chairman of the emergency canteen vere burns to ioth legs nufferod men from the Wayside Ore company Mrs. W. L. Wardell, Jr., of Shrews- '2000 last fiscal year, the trustees of the scriptions. This amount added to committee. The women of Little 'Monday of lut waek walla eltsrlng and residents of that section fought bury. This money has been placed in up his term. Mr, Cook fell Into a the fire several hours before bring- library took the opportunity to re- our normal anticipated Income will Silver are also planning the defense he hospital, building fund, and the new their appeal for sufficient funds enable us to meet our budget and to of the community stomachs through WANTED burning brush heap, ', Ha bid pre* ing it under control. , Ihrowsbury auxiliary leads the list enee of mind to jump In a nearby not only to insure a balanced budget continue our purchase of books and nutrition and proper diet. Hoyport Man Dead. >f combined auxiliaries of the boo for the current year, but also to'pro- preserve our service unimpaired In This afternoon at 2 o'clock at the . stream to extinguish the flames on lital. vide a modest sum to Increase their efficiency. home of Mre. Stanley Barrow on his clothing, Henry B, Velcamp, 67, of Keyport, at 4% died at his home last Thursday. He Plans for the annual luncheon In expenditures for books, "the very "This year, particularly, we must Prospect avenue, the first round- was born at Keyport and had al- May, election of officers and the June life blood of the library," and to sot give thought to our local community. table study group on •nutrition for Injured la Train Wreck. meeting were discussed. The lunch- Residential property Balvatoro Oe&tlle, 22,. of Long ways lived there. Mr, Velcamp was FRANK SINATHA up a i contingency • reserve - against The commendable urge to contribute defenso will be Inaugurated. Mrs, formerly watchman at the J. J. Gal- eon will be held Monday, May 26, future needs. . to the many Important and very Joseph F. Odenbach, who is general worth four times Branch, was one of the more Chan ind Mrs. Frank E. 'Gregory was Frank Sinatra, who had a summer 260 persons Injured In the tube train bralth boat works. Surviving are a "Although we increased slightly necessary war activities must not chairman of this group, will direct amount asked. widow, three sons and. two daugh- named to secure luncheon reserva- lome with hlfl parents on the Ave- make us overlook the Importance of their activities from her broad wreck.at Jersey Olty Sunday night tions. Officers W.I1L be elected at this ue of Two Rivers, Rumson, last our. Income for tho last fiscal year In which five wer» killed. Gontlle ters. .••'•-. , from, donations and subscriptions," preserving this necessary and essen- knowledge along nutrition and diet- Good location. East' Imo. ' , summer, la a vocalist with Tommy tial local service." ary lines. suffered a sprained arm and was de- Members of the nominating com- Dorset's band, which will play Sun- Btate the trustees, "unfortunately we side of Eed Bank. tained at the Jersey City Medical Long Branch Woman Dead. could not. repeat all of the entertain- The officers of the Navesink library This study group Is an outgrowth Mrs, Johanna Houlihan, 82, widow mltteB named by Mra. W. Roes day night at the Convention hall at association are: Edward M. Crane, of the lecture given recently at the Center for, treatment and observa- Chapman, president, were Mrs. An- Asbury Park, ments given In the previous year, and tion, . of James H. Houlihan', died at her president; Frank Vanderveer, first Little Silver Woman's club by Miss Address: East Side home at Long Branch Sunday night. thony T, Woolley chairman, Mn, accordingly, our proceeds from this source fell off considerably, Never- vice presidentp ; Marlon H. Brainard, Margergy y L. Besson, who outlined to Property, Box 511, To Wed Offloor! Mrs. Houlihan, a resident of Long Evan F. Jones and Mrs. J. C. Wil- Littl Sli hi f th liams. Members named Mrs. L. Gray Compensation Made theless, by. reducing our expenditures second vice president; Benjamin H. Little Sliver housewives some of the Mr, and Mn, I. Freodman of Free- Branch for 76 years, had been in and by not establishing a reserve for details of dietary values under the Red Bank, N. J. hold have announced ,the engage- failing health a number of years and Marshall and Mra. Forrest Smith. Johnson, secretary, and Miss Norma " seriously ill since Easter.' She leaves The final meeting before the sum- To 8 For Injuries future contingencies, wo were able, ment or their daughter, Eva, to Lt. Swan, corresponding secretary Those signed up for these round- two daughters. . mer recess will be Monday, June 29, Eight compensation'awards were with only a-BlIght operating deficit Raymond H, Gilbert, son of Mr, and at the home of Mrs. Lester F. Mc- Mn. Sydney S. Gilbert of North Hotel Modernized. made recently by Deputy Commis- Knlght at Shrewsbury, Assisting hos- sioner Umberger, in the Coraponsa- Salem, N, T. Miss Freedman |s em- The Monterey hotel at Asbury tesses will be Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Wil- ployed In the laboratory at Fort Park will open for the fleaBon to- tlon court afAsbury Park, to form- liam Lynch, Mrs. Louis Hayward, er employees of the Tuller Construc- Monmouth and Lt. Gilbert Is also morrow aftei being modernized at Mrs. Elliott R. Bralnatd and Miss stationed at that post. tion company of Red Bank, These a coat of f50,000. The hotel is again Ann B. Haaler. • . - employees were Injured while' at under the management of the Knott Race Horso Drops Dead. Mrs. Herbert P. Schaeffer, ways work for this company. In addition system and D. C. Bwenson will re and means chairman, announced to the awards, the construction com- Walter ' Bates,. erstwhile hack turn as manager. horse, farm worker and trotter that $100 was cleared at the recent pany was also directed to pay medi- dropped deed after finishing a fast tea dance. Mrs. Smltti and Mrs. John cal bills and counsel fees. Death of Long Branch Woman. D. Srandll were named to audit the mile on the Freehold track last Sat- Mrs. Mary* A,:, Bennett, widow o: Those receiving the awards were: treasurer's books. •David Kate, Union Beach, $1,035 urday week. The horse was owned Grant Bennett, died last Thursday Dr, Margaret Combe is chairman by August Daesener, Roy Collins, at the home of her daughter and for an injury suffered to his left arm of tho annual rummage sale to be May 29, 1941. James Kerwhvand Doxy Pope and son-V-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry hold Thursday and Friday, May 14 . was being trained by Mr. Pope, vet- Becker of Long Branch. Besides Walter Liekefet, Union Beach, Free Delivery. Tel. R. B. 3940. and 15, In a Red Bank store. Com- $920 for injuries suffered to his back SI Broad Red Bank . eran trainer. Mrs. Becker, she leaves three other mittee members are Mrs. Gregory, daughters arid three sons. April 30,-1941. . Flro Kills MO Chicks, Mra. Woolley, Mra. Schaeffer, Mtos William J. Deery, Keansburg, $750 Five hundred chicks and the Hosier, Mrs. Warren Brugulere, M». for an injury to his chest suffered To Attend Presbyterian Assembly. Monroe V. Poole, Mrs . John J. 50c LYONS brooder; house in which they were Rov, Charles R. VanHorn, pastoi November 17, 1911. SPRING HOUSECLEAHIWG HEEDS kept on the poultry farm of Bert O'Reilly,' Mrs. C. K. Collins and Mrs. Lawrence McManus, Keansburg, of the Keyport and South Amboy James Enright, TOOTH POWDER Chafllns at Wayside were destroyed Presbyterian, chur.cb.es, has been ^ - $732.50 for an injury to his right leg Letters of appreciation by fire early last Thursday morning. elected a commissioner to the gen- weere sent suffered October 16, 1941. PROTECT YOUR GARMENTS FROM MOTHS A flro watch at the Wayside fire eral assembly of the Presbyterian to Mrs. Ernest H. Fahnestock for a George Gremmenger, Keansburg, house discovered the blaze. Other church of the United States, to meet gift to the auxiliary, and to Miss $805 for an Injury to his left foot $2.75 Charlotte Lockwood, who made pos- suffered August 10, 1941. coops near the burning brooder we* In Milwaukee, May 21-28. tors to wet down and saved. . advertise the recent tea Henry F. Luti, Port Monmouth, School Principal Quite. dance. $262.50 for an Injury suffered to his Lay Cornerstone of New Pool Carleton M. Saunders, principal o: hand May 22, 1941. •Prtts but- The cornerstone of the new swim- John Purcell, Now York city, ton, door the Ocean Grove grammar school tht To Answer Drunken CLOSET illd«« down, 10c CLAPP S ming pool being constructed on thi past two years, has -resigned to ac- $282.50 for ah Injury suffered to his bottom pan*! Asbury Park beachfront by Walte: cept the position of supervising prin- left leg June 12, ,1941. SPECIAL •Ildii up. Beads "was laid with appropriate cer- cipal of the Brldgewater township, Driving Charge David Morris, Long 3ranch, $360 BABY FOOD emonies Wednesday of last week. for an Injury suffered to his leg N. J., schools. He will complete- th Frank A. Tyler of Woodeide, Long $ The main pool, with Its separate present school year at Ocean Grove, October 9, 1941* • / diving and children's pools and Island, will appear Sunday for a All the foregoing petitioners were hearing before Recorder Frank J. 2.19 three-story building covers an e: Married SO Tears. represented by Vincent J. McCue of tire blook. \ • Mr, and Mrs. John H, Morris of Hall of Highlands on a charge of the law firm of Qulnn & Doromun, Farinlngdate observed 'their 60th drunken driving last Sunday night Red Bank. Hone Sunk in Hud. wedding anniversary with a, family, when his car rammod the parked A 1,300-pound horse, mired- In a dinner Monday, evening of last week. car of Charles Macintosh of Rum- l_S-8 CLUB PLANS SESSION PARADICHLOR morass near a brook on the James They are. charter members of the son on Route 36. ' Both autos were 40c DR. WEST O'Day farm near Freehold, was : Farming-dale grange and members damaged. The 1—6—8 Woman's Republican BENZENE cued after much difficulty Wednes- of the Methodist church. Tyler's wife, who was riding with club of Middletown township will TOOTH PASTE day of lest week by Dr. H. F.< him, was badly cut about the fore- meet Monday at Middletown Re- Barte>l?tt, a':" veterinarian. 'A' ropi Enlists In Naval Beeerm head and Tyler escaped wtlh minor formed church recreation room, Mid- was placed around the hone's bod;, Dudley Muachette, .who has beer knee injuries, Both were taken to dletown village. Women of that dis- and** motor, truck-was UsM to haul manager of tho Goodrich tiro com- Monmouth Memorial hospital for trict will be hostesses. Activities of the animal out.. pany, store at Freehold the past treatment. Tyler was released In the navy department will be dis- three years, has enlisted In the U. $500 ball furnished by Herman Black cussed. A report of the state con- Doctor Enters Service. S. Naval Reserve with the rank of of .Highlands. vention held at Trenton Saturday $l.oo LARVEX PINT 79° Dr. John W. Hardy, S8-yaar-pld lieutenant and was aworn'in at New m i m -win be given by the delegate, Mrs. Faftnlngdals physician, left Wednes- York last week. 10c PROBAK JR. day for MacDlir field, Tampa, Flor- Arkansas has a town named Hon. Thomas Morford. ida, where on Saturday he will be- Avon Folloo Chief Enlists. gin services In the medical unit with Frank Bedle, Avon chief of police BUCK FUG w.i 29' Petermans Discovery 24° BLADES pkg. of 4 the rank of 'first lieutenant. Dr. the past three years, "has enlisted in Hardy.has a wife and two small the army, Bedle is an experienced daughters who will accompany him horseman and hopes to be stationed to Florida, with the cavalry. A successor will' YOUR HOME Tar Paper n SHUTS 25c Ant Buttons 14 not be selected until his leave Is Annoiuutes Engagement. ' Harry Denver of Jerseyville has definite, -. announced the engagement of his FreehoU Wedding. granddaughter, Dorothy J, McDon- Mies Louise A. Pine, daughter of 75c Antcheck ANT TRAPS 15c PAPER ald, to Kenneth O. Hanklns, son of Hills Ants and tho Entire Mrs, Lillian PJne and tho late Myron Ant Colony Mr. and Mra. William Hanklns of Pine, and John L. Daley, son of Mr. NAPKINS Neptune. Miss Denver is employed and Mrs. John Daley, both of Free- 2-18 RENUZIT lA teaspoon paprika in the Freehold rug mill and Mr. hold, were married Sunday of last By Hanklns Is now stationed at Fort Salt - Pepper week at the home ot tho bride. 1 shredded piraitnto DIx, ELIZA . Death of Freehold Woman. 2 egg yolks Engagement Announoed. M. , Mrs, Jane Clancy, 81, of Freehold, Toast or Wafflei Mrs, Irene Storey of Froehoid has died ait hor home Wednesday of last STEPHENSON Scrub mushrooms gently with announced the - engagement of hor week. She was tho daughter of tho vegetable brush. Cut thin slice from . EXTRA HEAVY daughtor, Vivian, to William A. Tay- late Hdward and Catherine H. Duffy. Home Service stem end. Slice mushrooms. Melt lor, also of Freehold, Miss Storey Mrs. Duffy is survived by two sons Director butter; add mushrooms. Cover and la secretary for the Trl-County Rural and a brother, saute for 5 minutes. Silt flour over 50c CARBONA P. & G. MINERAL OIL Eleotrlo company and Mr. Taylor Is Koyport Girl Weds. Jnun . Cumui the mushrooms and blend until but- employed at the/ Garden State mar- ter absorbs flour. Slowly add cream, Miss, Charlotte J. Griswold, daugh- POWIB A LIMIT ket. ..: Co. stirring constantly until thickened. GLEANING FLUID SOAP Fire Destroys Apartment, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton»D. Grls- Add lemon juice, onion juice, pa- wold of Keyport, and Gerald P. Ha- prika, salt and pepper. Stir well and Fire destroyed a garage apartment, vons, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles SHORT ORDERS add pimiento. Stir in slightly beaten a car and a motorcycle at Neptune Havens of Union Beach, were mar- SMALL QUARTERS eggs. Cook very slowly until thiclc- City Sunday afternoon. Mr. and ried April 11, In the rectory of St. cned. Serve on toast or waffles. Mrs, William Foster, who occupied Ann's church at Keansburg. ITCHENETTES are intrigu- Lux or the apartment, were about to sit K ing and usually very attrac- ONE DINNER MENU down to Sunday dinner and they Named Fort "V Hood. tive. Their very compactness makes Lifebuoy SOAP were forced to. hurry outside! by the Miss Kllzaboth Blood of Manches- them1 cozy and homey. It does, Cream of Celery Soup ter, New Hampshire, has been ap- however, take considerable ingenu- Cheese Crackers quick spread of the flames. The Veal and Ham Patties with damage was estimated at '$3,800. ; pointed social secretary of the new ity to adjust one's self to working Y,,M. 0. A. at Fort Hancock. Miss in cramped quarters and with a Apricots* Freehold Feed- Store Burned. Blood Is a graduate of Whoaton col- minimum of equipment, Parsley New Potatoes Fire that apparently had smoul- lege, Northon, New Hampshire. Selecting utensils and other neces- Buttered Carrots dered for several hours before break- sary tools should be given some Parkerhousc Kolls * ing Into flames caused damago of New Eire Chief. serious thought for there will be Tomato and Cucumber Salad {10,000 to the Sunshine Foed store Kenneth K. Conklln, Jr., a,member limited storing space so pans for Thousand Island Dressing 25c Gillette branch on Throckmorton street at of Rarltan Hose company, tins been occasional use would not be a wise Frosted Grapes* Freehold Sunday morning. Most of olooted ohlet of the Koyport Ore do- cVoice. . Tea and Coffee SHAVE the damago was oaused by' smoke SBoWltoh Hazel «Mc EPSOM SALT partmoht. He succeeds Joseph Car- Simple menus are easier to man- Veal and Him Patties and water that ruined largo stores ney of the Hook and Ladder -com- age and will furnish a complete and CREAM Pint & j of poultry feed and equipment. with Apricoti pany. . _• satisfying meal. Fancy desserts be- 35o Calami no Lotion come Very Complicated but may be 'A 1b. Rroumt veal To Sell Stock Farm. . Slrqn Purchased for Allonwood, eliminated In favor of fresh fruit or Yt lb. ground ham 4-oz Col. Walter Martin, ono of the old- Tho Wall township committee has 1 crackers and clieese which arc pre- 1 tablespoon chopped onion est breeders of New Jersoy saddle purchased a siren for Allonwood so ferred" by many people, 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 25c 6Oo Hospital horses for show purposos, has or- that people In that section of the Canned, froien nnd packase Pinch of sage Cotton, Tt dored the sala of his horsos at Cedar township can bo warned of ap- goods and bakeries offer the fixings % cup crumbs moistened with WILLIAMS 25c DR .WEST Brook farm near Spring Lake and proaching air raids. lor every course when a time ele- hot water or hot water and 15oTr. Iodine or 2Bo Zlno or Borlo fl «i C will also sell the farm. Tho farm Merouroohroirie • Add Olnt., 1>oz.tube & & ' Marrlaio Announced. ment Is involved. For the employed, fat TALC TOOTH BRUSH now has 2B horsos and they will bo weekends offer an excellent oppor- Melted butler or vegetable (With Applicator) offered for sale May 27. Mrs. Barbara Meyer of Matawan uiyty to try your cooking art out shortening • (Wnterprool) has announced the marriage of her pit more elaborate meals requiring Salt and Pepper Sharks In Father's Sstate. daughter Ida, to John W. DuBols, loriRcr preparation lime. 4 canned or dried »nd cooked Joseph Levy, Freehold auto dealer, also of Mcltawan. The wedding took No doubt tlie left overs will war- apricots, drained receives one-fourth of the residue of place at Klkton, Md., March 1. rant the additional effort. Casserole Mix the meat with chopped on- tho estate of his father, Simon Levy Named n» Councilman, I dishes simplify preparation nnd ion, parsley, sage and moistened Cuto as tho of Now York, who died at Long Adrian dough has boon named as serving. They usually may be as- crumbs and shape into 4 squares. Branoh May 8, 1031. Throo other sembled in advance which really Is Arrange on the broiler, brush with dkkons-and sons and daughters recolvo llko be- a borough councilman at Ocennport n great boom to meal planning in incited butter or vegetable shorten- quests. The. estate was appraised at to fill tho uncxplrod torm of Harry llmiled space. An accumulation. of ing anil sprinkle with salt and pep- only ilOO $1.25CAROID& I141.M8. 8. Layton, who has moved out of "oiled IIISIIM complicates tlie prob- per, Frelieat the broiler compart- the borough.. • lem so wash preparation

J cost of food, Its preparation and aer- The Navy reported the torpedoing of FitfcinHospital vica for nearly 400 patients and em-t eight more United Nations' merchant ployeei (a, total of well over 400,000, vessels by enemy submarine* In the Now Going Ori •.. Our Greatest Sale meals during the year) $84,903.22. WEEK OF THE WAR Atlantic. ' ' , Board Re-Elects Housekeeping, laundry linen, etc., $26,010.10. Plant operation and main- Ifce Aimed Force*. tenance, including- cost of heat, light Tho War Department said college Eight Members and water $37,050.84. Administrative President Roosevelt sent to Con- students may enlist as privates in expenses'Including Insurance, tele- gress a seven-point program of war- the Army Air Corps Reserve on a de- phone and other general expennes time economic controls including ferred basis «nd continue their edu- 2,000 Chenille Spreads President's Annual $31,708.94 and depreciation of equip- heavy taxation, general rationing of cation until required for army train- ment $13,216.16. all scarce commodities and stabiliza- ing. The Army Air Corps requested . Report Lists Hospital The non-operating Income consist tion of wages. He proposed that the the Civil Aeronautics Administration ed of donations from the hospital net income of any Individual ba lim- to supply 2,000 civilian flight Instruc- 1 , Work and Finances tors within the next CO days. The T1 auxiliaries and alliances of $13,209.32; ited to $25,000 a year, after payment other gifts for general and specific of taxes. The President described CAA wa» allocated $2,000,000 by the Eight members of tba board of purposes $19,392.61. Balance of leg- the program as one of "equality of Army to train holders of private li- governors of Fitkin • hospital were acy from the estate of Henry J. privilege" for all Americans in bear- censes who do not have sufficient fly- elected at the annual board meeting Grocnbank $6,000 and miscellaneous ing the burdens of total war. Ing time to qualify as instructors. WANT TO MARCH RIGHT Saturday at the hospital. A report receipts, mainly of a non-recurring Mr. Roosevelt said two points of Candidates must be between 31 and on work done by the hospital, and of nature, of $1,038.99 amounting In all the program. require legislation^ Im- 2 years of age. INTO HER AFFECTIONS, its finances for the year 1911, was to $39,640.92. Of this amount $11,- posing heavy taxation to keep profits Congress approved and sent to the SOLDIER?, given by the board president, How- 979.96 was expended for additions to at a low level and stabilizing farm President the 119,000,000,000 war ap- ard Corlies of Tinton Falls. plant and equipment; $9,750.00 to pay prices. The other five points pro- propriation bill providing $17,400,000,- Board members re-elected were off in full the balance due on the posed by the President, adequately 000 for.the Army and $1,600,000,000 Mrs. J. Sanford Shanley oC Sea mortgage debt Incurred In the en- covered by existing legislation, call for the Navy. Congress alap sent to Bright; Morton L. Newhall, Holmdel; largement of the nurses' home; for general price ceilings on com- the President legislation to authorise Mrs. C. G: Crispin, Deal; Mrs. Walter $52.90 Interest on that mortgage, $13,- modities and rents, wage stabilization expansion of naval shore facilities by Mason, Loch Arbour; Mrs, Walter 000 to retire all bank loans and $4,- at present levels. Increased savings $800,000,000. Navy Secretary Knox Steinbach, West Allehhurst; Mrs. F. 520.92 to offset the operating loss for through purchase of War bondB, ra- I announced the Sperry Corporation FLOWERS W. Hoeblinsr, Jr., Spring Lake and 1941 of that amount leaving a bal- tlonlng of all essential commodities has voluntarily rearranged' Its pro- ] Trenton; Wilbur H. Pierson, Belmar, ince of $337.14. of which there are scarcities, and ductlon schedules to effect savings to \ RUSSUi the 'government of $100,000,000 . The fUPPER. BROAi D ST.-PHONE HIOBMKSV arid Francis J. Arend, New York Thera are not Included in the above further curtailment of credit and in- city. figures gifts received prior to 1942 stallment buying. Navy said high school graduates be- for specific purposes and not expend- tween 18 and 27 may now qualify to ; The president's annual report Production and Conversion. become aviation officers with the | ihows that there were 6,510 patients ed at the close of 1941. At the beginning of 1941 the Dr. The President told his press con- rank of. ensign In the Naval Reserve admitted to the hospital during 1041, ference the War Production Pro- or second lieutenant in the 'Marine who received 61,636 days of care at Tames F. Ackermon Pavilion fund :onslsted of $10,867.30. During the gram, launched in January, is work- Corps Reserve. , an average operating cost to the hos- ing out extremely well. He said the pital of $4.98 per day. The average •ear cash contributions were receiv- Selective Service. \ period of hospitalization was between ed to a total of $48,756.81, a total of announced goals might even be ex- Selective.Service Headquarters In- 11 and 12 days and the average daily $58,818.20 after deducting total cash panded. The steel plate shortage structed state directors to place men • total number of patients was 169, of ixpended for campaign expenses of has retarded the shipbuilding pro- with dependents into two classifica- which 91 occupied ward beds and 78 1805.82. At the close of the year gram, he said, -but on the whole there tions—3-A for those not engaged In irlvate and seml-prlvate accommo- utstanding pledges for future pay- ia no very great slow-down in ship essential war work and 3-B for those dations. This is an average occu- ments totaled $16,842.50 and in addi- production. " " who are engaged In essential war pancy of almost 90 per cent and of on the fund held a valuable piece The WPB ordered the cotton £ex- Work. No men with dependents will necessity has often overtaxed the >f real estate that had been donated tllo Industry to convert specified per- be taken until all available physical- hospital, facilities. o it. centages of its looms to war produc- ly fit men without dependents have J As further indicative of the activ- tion within 60 days, In order to In- been called, Headquarters said. 1 ities of the hospital, it is interesting Gordon Beck Is crease output of materials for sand When men with dependents are tak- to note that during the past year 831 bags, camouflage cloth, agricultural en, those in tho 3-A classification will >abies were born there. Operations bags, etc. The Board said the auto- be called first The Army said per- staled 2,824 which is an average of Eight Years Old mobile industry during February sons with disqualifying physical de- nearly 8 a day Sundays and holidays produced almost 27 per cent as much fects which can be corrected will be ! Wreath and Panel Design Chenille Spreads Gordon Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. war material as it did during all of classified 1-A (suspended) and re-1 included. There were about an equal Ufred Beck of Hudson avenue, cele- number of X-ray examinations and 1041. A total of 600 plants in 32 classified as 1-A when the defects are • irated his eighth birthday at a party cleared up. nearly 1,000 deep therapy x-ray treat- Saturday. Guests played out-door states reported formation of. volun- Regularly Would Be 6.98 CREAM-TOP ments given. The doctors of the staff tames and a peanut hunt was featur- tary labor-management committees. made 11,762 visits to the hospital. Rationing. Civilian Supply. 5.98 d. Refreshments were served from MILK The pathological laboratory made The WPB reduced the number of table decorated In spring colors. s The Office of Price Administration Exactly as illustrated. Exquisite deeply tufted clienllle in solid color and nearly 64,000 reports. There were Those present were Phyllis and Issued Instructions for the sugar ra- sizes and models of storage batteries IS 21,872 visits to the out-patient clinics Miirllyn Moskowltz, Eva DeVrles, tioning program, calling for registra- from.about. 75 to 15, and ruled pur- white combinations to make a distinctive design, Made on yarn dyed sheet- and 600 accident cases were admitted Janet Muyskens, Betty. Roe Beck, tion of industrial and ' institutional chasers must turn in to retailers a ing for f>\tra service. Twin and full sizes in dusty rose, blue,* green, peach HEALTH used battery In order to get a new i o the hospital. The increase in adr Patricia and Robert Hotchkiss, Wai- users at high schools April 28-29, and and all-white. No other itafla food ha* Itted accident cases was very mark- doe Smith, Gerry and Paul Howard, of consumers at elementary schools replacement battery. The Board al-' •o many element* vital to so curtailed new telephone installa-' 3ur irell-balnjr- Cream- id, amounting to 63 per cent. Bob DeVries, Dick Guest, Robert May 4 through May 7. Retail sugar ?

135.00 4-Pc. 5olid Elm Bedroom Suite—Bed, Dresser, Van- ONS ON REVERSE SIM Of THIS CARD ity, Bench : 65.00 ONE 37.50 5-Pc. Stainless Porcelain Top Breakfast Set 27.00 UNIT 50.00 Pillow Arm Studio Couch 34.00 80.00 Mahogany Breakfront Secretary 55.00 6.00 Colonial Maple Boudoir Chairs „. 3.50 7.50 Tapestry Covered Occasional Chairs 4.00 INSTRUCTIONS 40.00 Lane Mahogany Cedar Cheat 25.00 60.00 18th Century Mahogany Dresser 39.50 1. This Is ro«r gasoline ration card for lbs vehicle or boat 12.00 described hereon. This csrd must last at least through Six-Way Floor Lamps : 6.00 June 10, Hit, la the rationed ires. This card must b* Baby Chenille Spreads In Modern Panel Design 55.00 Modern Walnut Vanity and Bench 20.00 presented to your detler for cancelallon or one or more mills 40.00 Large Occasional Chairs and Rockers '... 25.00 etch time vo« purchase gasoline. 22.50 Simmons Innerspring Mattress 16.75 2. This card CM ba mad only for gasoline delivered Into Regularly5Would Bo 6-98 69.00 Solid Maple Dresser and Twin Bed 40.00 the CUel link or the vehicle described hereoni or, If » best, 5.08 for gasoline la be used (herein. 139.00 Domestic Oriental Rug 90.00 Another of Ihe jnanydlHtiiictive'deBlgiiB in this great purchase. < rUproiuls cx- .50 Felt Base Floor Covering .29 J., The r«luo of Ihe unit m»y be changed from time lo Urn* iiclly IIN illiiHlruled/of bountifully tnftcd hitby'chenHhi innolld coloro with on announcement by (he Office «f Price Administration. contruHtihp; panel. Dusty rose/ foiliri, pliie, pencil,,green, gold, tiui, orel'ild, nil- 4. Your local rationing board alone can make adjustments White. , •'•.:.•. ••'.••' ' •» Issue a dl(r*r»nl r»rd. ;,. • ......

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Broad and Monfnouth Variety Miller Appointed Movie Star Brief 12,000 In Borough To Highlands Visitor The. Red Bank Rotary club" Lt. Robert Montgomery, fa- Streets Dimmed Out will give a variety show, entitl- Highway Commissioner mous movie star,,who is station- Register For Sugar ed Rotorevue, Thursday and ed at the motor torpedo boat Friday, May 31 and 22, at the training base at Melville, New- Bed Bank Catholio High school port, Rhode Island, paid a brief Borough Obeys Orders Of Army< auditorium for the, benefit of South Orange Man Succeeds Sterner visit Saturday at Highlands. Four Schools To Be Used In Rlvervlew hospital. The pro- Ensign Leonard Hardy, who is ceeds will be used to t>t>y stabil- —Callaghan Named To Racing Post an Instructor there, had arrived To Reduce Street Lights izer equipment to replace equip- from Newport Friday night for Read Bank For Registration ment which !s,,elther Worn out a short visit with his parents, Following order* Issued by the.iec- or outmoded. ' > •Trenton, April 30 (AP)—The Re- • Councilman and Mrs. Hardy of More than U.QO* perio&a ar* w ond corpS area of tho United States Charles Gallagher '!• chair- publican-controlled New Jersey Sen- Neweslnk avenue.' The movie pec^4 to be registered-for sugar ra- army, the borough»of Red Bank this Judge Warren To man, and the show director will' Red Cross Branch ate last sight confirmed Spencer actor,' who was In Ensign's Mayor Beadlestbn tioning at. Red Bank; next weefc 1h» week took measure! to drastically be Can Dondl, proprietor of Air- Miller, Jr., of South Orange as' state training class, picked up his In- reduce lt* street lighting, and two of registration,is to,begin. Monday la port Inn. They Will bo'assisted " highway commissioner to succeed E. structor at his home Saturday the. schools .and. .will . contlnu* lor the town'* principal thoroughfares, Speak AtHoiy Collects $8,306 for a trip to the Elco plant at Heads Shrewsbury Broad and MomnQutb. street, were by .Burrltt Boynton, William Donald Strner ot Belmar. .',' • '* four daysv-, 4 !...•.-;; >. . ordered dimmed out, ' Miller and E. Allaire Cornwall/ The Senate's : action culminated a Bayonne. The lieutenant made Name Breakfast JFor War Fund year's dispute between It. and Dem- the trip from New York to Edwin. C. ailland, superintendent Comprehensive order* governing ocratic Governor Edison over control Highlands in nls car and the Republican Club of schools,:placed the expected num- the dimming of 'lights i in coastal of the road bureau. two returned by train Sunday ber of' registrants ; at 13,S0O, The) areas were Issued Monday and were Event Sunday at Plans For Eighth Howard W. Roberta, Confirmation of Miller, Independ- night to Newport. heaviest registration Is expected on put Into effect the following night ent Republican, whom Edison nom- '.Mrs. Hardy had a short coat Elected President tha Westsida, where resident* of This borough failed 'to turn on tHe Molly Pitcher Hotel Theodore J. Labrecque inated after the Senate last year re- with the distinguished visjtor three voting districts will sign tar, ornamental lights on Broad and Mon- Annual Pet Show jected his flrst choice of William L. and was Impressed by his demo- at Reorganization ration books, at th» River strut mouth streets, but there was no in- Dill, Faterson Democrat, came leas cratic and genial manner. school. Here it is believed that «,-' terference with regular street light- After 8 O'clock Ma« Were Drive Chairmen Session Last Night . M» persons will he registered, r 1 * than alx hours before the rnultl-mll- Ing, Workmen the next morning be- : Registration will begin 'alt 2 o'clock gan the task of painting black the Now Under Way lion dollar department would have Judge John Warren, of Sleepy Hol- The Mlddletown branch of the Red been left wtihout a head. The resig- Mayor Alfred N, Beadleston WOS In the-afternoon and continue until: (opj of tho globe*, finishing Broad Cross raised $8,306.09 In the county street before night, so that light* on low road, Hlddletown township, will nation ot Sterner, former state O. elected president of the Republican 8 o'clock In the evening. Schools will be tho principal speaker at the Com- chapter's war fund drive, and of this Chamber To Hold be clojed at 12:80 o'clock on tha : this thoroughfare, could be turned on Show Willi Be Held O. P, chairman, from the (15,000 a club of Shrewsbury at a well attend- : munion breakfast Sunday morning sum more than 1900 was collected In year post was effective at midnight four. days. The - principal of each of last night. Monmouth .street, lights Mlddletown village, and more than ed reorganization meeting last night .were still out last night. Workmen at Molly .Pitcher, hotel.. The event : at; Brookdale Farm last night. One-Day Drive For in the fire house, ot which the club the schools to ba used will serve as $5,000 In the Navcalnk River road site'admlniatratdr'and teachei* will are expected to. complete the t job of will take place otter the 8 o'clock Tre Senate confirmed- 13 other went on record as supporting E. painting, these globes today. . mass at St, JamOs church'. Monslg- Sunday, June 28 section of the township. A report of do the cleric*! work. .'•••'•. • the collections was given at a branch nominations, among them John J. Donald Sterner for county surrogate nor. John B. McCleskey, rector, and Hall.of Elizabeth to succeed Abe J. New Members . at the November election,-The' may- Residents of the 11 voting dlstrlotsr tho two Posslbnlst fathers who are meeting Monday at the home of the The business section, devoid of 'The eighth annual pet show of the chairman, Mrs. Albln C. Swenson. Greene of Pateroon as state athletic In Red Bank hay* been divided into electric and Noon signs, and depriv- conducting'a. mission here,; will also 1 commissioner and John P. Callaghan four, district* for registration pur- Monmouth County Organliatlon for Howard W. Roberta and Theodore To Canvass Imme- ed of much of the light afforded by be at the speakers' table. - . '•'•• Social Service will be held' Sunday of Newark to nil the seat on the poses. Those In Election Districts 1, the so-called white .way lights, pre- Russell•H,,,Mlnton, president of J. Labrecque wore co-chairmen of State Racing commission made va- 2 and B, will be enrolled at Ifeehanla sented a dismal picture lost night. afternoon, June 28, at • Brookdale the war fund drive, assisted by resi- diately After Breakfast the Holy Home society of St. James farm, Llhcroft.- Several-special fea- cant by the resignation of Secretary street school, .'where Miss Beuloh However,' officials are. satisfied'.that church, la in. general charge, of ar- dents living In various sections of of State Joseph A. Bropby of Eliza- Beckinridgo will serve eiadnilnls- they have compiled with army, regu- tures have been planned by the com- Mlddletown township, Also assisting at Molly Pitcher rangement*,; and the, various com- mittee In charge including a special beth. trator. Registration, at this school is) lations, and expect that. the. new was Mrs. Joseph Johnson, who expected to reach 2,800, . measures will meet with,general ap- mittees, are as 'follows: ,breakfast, exhibition-of dogs for defense, dem- served as roll call chairman in No- Although Green's normal five-year proval, '.•' ' ' ' • • • ••• • • Thomas little, • ^VVUbur, Symington, onstrating the type of training for Wednesday, May 20, has been set , The junior high school will be vember, when the sum of $3,048,83 term In the (5,000 a year poet will used. for residents of' Voting Dis- '.The text of the regulations ...issued Harry Jackson, Ered Crl.ne; and, Eu- dogs used in-military service, and a expire May 21, Hall was conflnned aside by the Red Bank Community by the second' corps area, follows':. gene Carroll; table«,;Dayid Sheridan, as raised. Chamber of Commerce for a one-day trict*. 3, 4 and 7. Mrs. "Ada Crandall special exhibition- or animals from Amounts raised In various sections with the understanding he would de- ' 1/ The lighting situation: along the Raymond O'NeilJ,., W(Hlam Ryan, the-Bronx Zoo. ' membership drive. The canvassers will be administrator and the esti- coast of the slates of the Second of the township were ?531.95 in Bel- fer taking the oath ot office until mated number of registrants is William Lake: mnd Hugh Masoey; • Besides.the exhibition and,Judging ford; $139, Conover lane; (93.10, Bast mid-October, to permit Greene to will be the officers and directors, and Corps Area is ' Immediately vital- to. publicity,. James J. • Hogm,' Joseph Harold V. B. Voorhis, executive sec- 3,100. ;••.'•; '. • • tha protection of our shipping, which of 'ohlldtju's 'petfl of all kinds; the Keonaburg; {82,83, Leonardo; $589.50, complete his year's term as presi- Hlntehnann, arid, BVed Crine;, speak- committee', has always planned to ; dent of tho National Boxing associa- retary of the chamber, has arranged -Voters' of 6th anfl 8th district* will no* become an essential facility for Llncroft; *105, Locuat; $NXU7, Mld- register at. the:'Oakland street the protecutlon of. the war.- • <• era.'Theodore J.L*brecquo and-Jos- nave' unusual attractions • for chil- dletowK village; $35,' Monmouth tion and to. wind up negotiations for a unique one-day campaign. eph Hintelmann,' and" tickets, f John dren.' The exhibition, front the Bronx several Important boxing bouts In school, with Miss. Mary ,MeCue a* Bills; (121.99, Navoslnk; (5,445, Nave- The officers and directors will meet adlmlnlstrator. ' , Our shipping! Is made -vulnerable Flnnegan, Joseph Cross, Jamas Mc- zoo has been inade possible'through sink River rood; (138.75, New Mon-New Jersey. • at the Molly Pitcher hotel for break- through conditions existing in,shore Carrori,, M.; J, Anderson; Roy Rlor- the. courtesy of Falrfleld 'Osborne, mouth; (24.75, Port Monmouth; $81.- Hall, ,o, Democrat, - is sports editor fast at 8:30 a. m., at which time each The Westslde ,voters, resident* of lighting, not-only the direct rays of. dan, Charles LeWaistre, Xeo Finn, president>of thevNow .York Zoolog- 23, .River Plaza, and .$18, miscellan- of the Elizabeth Daily Journal. director will select only two pros- Districts 9,10 and 11, will register »t shore lights, but also the shore glow,: Herman Marks,' Bruce Crlsp'ell and ical society, and Captain JeanDele.- River street school with J..William " 1 eous. -, Greene, a Republicanp, , is associatcate pects to be contacted during that which aid the enemy in locating, our iwlUlnnv Cross. / •'.•'•••' .''•'- : .- , '• cdur, coneultent 'at 'the 'too. The Helm' as administrator. ' About" editor of ththe PatersoPt n Evening day. At 6:30 p. m., the directors will ships at sea and'making them easy I • Other ofllcerB of the society.In-ad- anlnials will'be transported^ In trail- News. . 4,500 ore expected- to - DA *ccommo«" targets. • Where lights are ylslble 1 meet again at the saine place, when d|Upn' to"Mr. Jllntori are' Edward ers from New' York city.' Penguins dinner will be enjoyed and reports dated there.' ' from seaward, a passing vessel, ob- will disport themselves in the swim- AH Day Forum For Callaghan is a contractor, a deal- One .person- may register for the) scures those, one -otter another, in licDo.nough,. vice president, Joseph er In building materials and sup- made, following which the May Hlptelmann, treasurer; and Richard ming 'pool-at .Brookdale,' and 'mon- meeting of the board will be held. entire, family'but this person most such a manner as to indicate the keys will'clamber through^the trees. plies and a Democrat. have in his" possession necessary In* position and direction of movement •Thompson,-'secretary.' "V " ' ' Episcopal Women Miller's confirmation, followed col- The prospects will be extended an of the vessel.. This effect Is produced1 * Twenty-nvo ' classes have "been formation, such as age, color of hair planned for the exhibition of pets, lapse several days ago of an at- invitation to breakfast with the of- and eyes; etc., of each member. Jtt- at-a distance from shore up to the tempt by some members of the G. ficers and directors and the member- ALFRED N. BElADLEBTOIf'' extreme range of the lights con- including 'the- dog'With' the longest Diocesan Secretary forroatlon required of registrant* win : O. P. majority to create a three- ship Is invited to the dinner. Mem- be found on Page 1 sf tha first ieo*- cerned, , . • : . Firtt Aid 0m ; tall; • the- liveliest fictf ^the cat ,e given.' hi...»s dinne, r ticket gratis. -- 'i of"'-""' — -•-•'• 1 o lumlntitlqn. .Under normalcpm Itlonjj, iouticuw.wri'.iscovtjr.' -".'.: ' •-«t Trinity teplscopdl church, Tuel. fBonator Edward J. P'M»re,~-«rf- if-»»f«j»n>rged-ihat those desiring to talk, on club organization work. . . this dlstaW«ii7K .approximate y ten 'A spectoViHtrwittbiiP^waiole^u^ •£,,. The main" topic of discussion Hudson .county, .a.mnWng Aleuten- attend,/breakfast and dinner, notify Other, officers chosen wore),-lira! miles— H^"(i(BVe&jinder. certain -cbij- has bee^ planned'in tha form, of a wUj b»: "Women* i Work In the ant'ln 'the' Democ&uo' organlxallbn , ident Hold McCOrmloK dltlons," the glow has been' observed the ' chamber headquarters; Red vlca president, Harold •wrappod and , addressed . by fls'far a» SO miles from the ihbre.' s ; of: Mayor Prank Htgiie of Jersey Bank 68, so that arrangements.may scout* ujldef tHe dlreotlon of. tli» Fem*«^frKe#Mburi.^-^-.--, ,-^_ • Auxiliaries of Episcopal churches City, bitter lntra-party foe of Gov- second vice president,. George H. Attempts have been, made to diminstru6tor.tot flight .w'lW a tesftodn- be made, on or before Saturday, May Lange, treasurer, and secretary Rlch- county rationing authority in county; this shore lighting on,a voluntary In this "diocesan district who will be ernor Edison. ,•..-, 16, clerks'offlces throughout the state, lal.dinner at Bob Beyer's, tjtvern; bh bo erecte'a: for, dinting' out of doors represented Include Trinity and St. Miller is an engineer, sociologist ftrd T. Beak. Mrs. G. Harold .Nevius Main street. The'hlghllght of th* and a'inlllUry'orchestra,'will furnish and Mrs. Fritz Yore: were rmmed'lhe and have been 'distributed . to ele-( 1 1 Thomas', Red Bank; St. John's cha- and.educator. His nomination, sent mentary Hohoolsby eheriffa, aided-by evening wo« "the presentation ofi-a jnustc;-''TiikOM' Wili'i Be' on sale for pel,. Little Silver; Christ Episcopal, to the Senate March 9, met with lta entertainment committee. beautiful.' Both; Thomas clock, • and,We' dsice'-th'W'ugholit-thA county-In state police. * Shrewsbury! Chapel Holy Commun- first obstacle when Senate President Central Railroad All'persons .registering for ration Former Red Bank barometer to the- phV«lclan' in appre- tSo early part. W 'June.''••'•• ' . lofa, Fair Haven; St. James, Eaton- I. Grant Scott of Cape May pocketed ciation of the time and effort ho has f,'Mrs.,Xiewls-S;-Thompson, Jr., Is May Day Fete books will .be required to state bow town;' Trinity; Matawan,' and St. It before releasing it to the Senate much, sugar of all types they ia,v«, given, to Instruction to the corp.' • honorary chairman, Acting- ohair- MAry'»,.Keyport. • • . ' Judiciary Committee. ' Scott, was Action In Taking Woman Killed By Men Include Mleo' LAura Harding-, at hoxne-T-brofn,. lump, granulated, The presentation Wsi made by 3\3, Members of the guild of Trinity numbered among: O.-O. P, senators At Sea Bright powdered, and In syrup form, ft st McDonald; who-w»a master'of c«re- Mrs. William 'Barclay Harding and church Will be hostesses at box favoring a three-member highway MrB.'HarryiH. NeuWrgefc ind Mrs. Of f Boat Upheld family possesses, more than two Falling Airplane monles, Mrs; Femin was,, presented luncheon at the .pariah house. Mrs. board. • pounds'per. person,' a. stamp Trill'be with n; corsage 'of .roses'. Gifts'wore WiUIam PMhinlpaOn; treasurer.. Harry Johnson is chairman of the About an hour before Miller was School Children to also. presented to Colonel', Boome, 'Members'of the'general committee removed from the 'books for each hostess committee, assisted by Mrs, confirmed, the Senate passed and di- Move Justified, Says Stage Annual Event surplus pound. "If there Is sis pound* Mr». Nathan Witkin; John McDonnell, Sergeant- Robert Include Mr. and Mrs. Uzal McCarter, A. M. Joralemon, Mrs. Mart P. Havl- rected to the Assembly a bill desig- Rice; Chester' Grant,- Mrs, Lillian Mrs.. Albln C. Swenson,'•'Mre'.* Bruce Or more of sugar per person In tha land, Mrs. Stanley A. Havlland, Mrs. nating the highway department en- Judge Fake, and Due possession of the family no ration Wife of Kalkhof and Mrs. Dorothy plcott, P'erchkraanB, Mrs. Milton Erlangof, F. T. Kltcheni and Mrs. James 'Wol- gineer, James Logan of Burlington, Sea Bright public school's:annual all of. whom Mslated Dr. Jfeman. Mrs.-Howell, Wooliey.'Si™, John C. book-will be Issued. c'ott, ST, ' ' • ' " as acting highway commissioner In to War Conditions May Day feto, sponsored by the Par- Actual sales'of-sugar to the public Death in Canal Zone ' The' 'tatles were decorated • w|th Borden,: Mra^ AMhur' BOrden,' Mrs. event of a vacancy. ent-Teacher association, will, take miniature figures, repreientirig the Alfred Wallensteln, Leonard Lath- under the'rationing system will be- rop,J Carlos Di Kelly and Thomas The vote was Interpreted by some place Thursday, May 21,. on the gin May 5, following >*. w«ek during work done: by the class in artificial New Monmoutb Boys John M. Pillsbury, Atlantic High- school grounds. '. Mrs, Either Witkin, 36,. wife of respiration, bandaging, splints, etc, Meld, Jr. ' " . < •• senators as an expression of.confi- which'retail sales • are- banned. The Rabbi Nathan Wltktn, who for six Charged With Thefts dence In Logan,, a Republican, who lands borough attorney, who was There will be a Maypole danoe, present allotment of sugar win be *,' Flowers:and email white flags with was one of the principal targets In authorized by the council at Tues- foot races, novelty events and con- and a. halt year* was In eharge b£ medical' insignia, also were part,of Peter Llsowsky, IS, and Edward pound of sugar for a two-week ra- Temple Blnal. Israel at Red Bank, Governor Edison's prolonged Inves- day's meeting to see Judge Guy L. tests, to be staged under the direc- tioning- period, whloh means each the decorations, • Legion Needs Flags Taharra, 19, both of New Monmouth, tigation of the highway department Fake of the United States District tion of Miss Susan Robertson, phys- person-Is allowed a half pound par was killed at Balboa, Canal Zone, A verse composed by one of the were arrested yesterday by Chief of Tuesday .when a pursuit plane, from after the Senate refused to confirm Court In Newark, In reference to ical training teacher and well known week. members was sung to the tune of Fr Decorations Police. Earl H6yer and Patrolman Dill. the Central Railroad of New Jer- which tho .pilot had balled - out, William Fix of tho Mlddletown town- swimming star. "Remember Pearl Harbor.'' It fol- Robett A. MacKellar, chairman of sey's action In discontinuing tha The awards will la presented to crashed Into a United Service Or- lows: ,-'• '•• '.•••••. , : ''['•. ' ship police, on charges of breaking Hearings in the highway investi- ganization building operated by the the ground decorations committee of into a vacant house on East road, gation covered several months, end- Sandy Hook boat servlco "for 'tha the -winners at the school gradua- Freehold Young • htV* remember, DM, Femui •' . duration," conferred yesterday with Jewish welfare board. Another wom- . A« ovr Vlrat Aid Oltse we, clott . ... the American .Legion Memorial day Belford, and stealing plumbing fix- Ing last November. A formal report tion exercises to bo held In June, the an, was injured, • , , ••• '\ Lei's remftmb»r him afwari • i • ' * celebration, has asked The Register tures and other articles, on findings and' recommendations the Judge. date to bts definitely fixed soon. Man Found Dead , At hi tiuiht u> aUt *» know " ' to make an appeal to Red'Bank resi- The youths are alleged to havo en- has not yet been made public. After a check-up with the trustees Owing to lack of a quorum last Rabbi Witkin ha* been the repre- Wt will always remembtr i '. .. •. dents for American nags and flags of Sterner submitted his resignation night, the meeting of the board of sentative of the Jewish welfare WJiftt he »ld-,of Tournlqueta tered the house and stolen articles of the railroad company, which la Prone PreHur* antf Fracturei " '. . allied nations for use in parade deco- three or four times within tho past two months ago, after carrying out in receivership, Judge Faka told At- education was postponed to this Frank Cervelino, 20, board In tho Canal Zone sine* 1037. Ai vin work, for Victory• . rations...... „','. an announced desire to hold over in evening. He and Mrs. Witkin and their two month. On arraignment before Re- torney Pillsbury that the action waa The menu follows: •• Anyone wishing .to donate a flag office only a year for the purpose of taken because of "war conditions." Died From G»« Fume* children, Naomi, 10, and Mlohaol, 2, corder Charles Rupp, Llsowsky was 1 , .FruiFruit Cup-'OoiicuutoCup-'Oo n or flags may get. In touch with Mr. held for juvenile court action, and completing plans for roads ot stra- He expressed the feeling that tha resided . In 'quarters adjoining the Trsxtloi SliSplintt CCelerl y MacKellar of 300 Bergen place, Fire tegic military value. Midnight Test For UBO - building. The plane struck ™ ,-• «pf?"0.?™«eure) PIekl«i Taharra was held for action of the railroad company -was justified In Frank Cervelino, 3D, Of W Ran- : Chief Ralph-Jobes, 'George Chandler Sterner was in offlca for seven the living quarters of tha building. wounded Turkey lri SnooV grand jury. •what they had done and that ho dolph street, Freehold, was found •.with' ••• •.•'.- Of Peters place; Charles P. Irwln, Jr. years, counting the hold-over year. Police Reserves Would not disturb this action. dead in the back seat of his bro-< Mrs. Witkin was formerly Mies Sunitrtilte'Oranberrles and . \ ofUnlon street snd Russell Hodg- Borough of Highlands Notice. Miller's term la for six years. A surprise alert test at 15 minutes Bather Klnklesteln of New York city, ,, • ' • Sterile Attorney Plllabury did receive tho ther's. car, -off Robertsvllle road, . Tetanui Qravy klss of the Honeybee Flower shop., - Ctean-Up Woek—Monday, May 4, Gov. Edison's nomination of assurance that supplemental scrvlcs pant midnight last night brought the daughter'of the late Mrs. Jacob Fin- Iteat Kintaited Potato«i , ' •}•' ' r'V * ' i' ,'.' ej.i p . ; through Friday, May 8, has been Spencer Miller, Jr., brought rousing police reserves of Llttlo Silver on a late yesterday, afternoon. State po- klestein. She and Rabbi; Witkin :•• • xoumlquit Turnipi designated as Clean-up Week. All would bo provided, whereby shore lice of Howell township station, said n«ui«-l»lld«B;e4 Rolls .'. ' residents are urged to clean up tholr protests frorp Mayor Hague's JerBoy trains from the city would bo added rush to the borough hnll. Within a were married May 17, 1931, in the 3,^62 Register In City Democratic organization. Edi- half hour 40 men wore gathered In a hose attached to the ear's exhaust" Red Bank'synagogue. ' tbltUn Deu.rt ' Plum.CK properties. Trash may bo EUputt out and make about tho samo Hchedulod had been.run through th,e rear win* Snake Blt« Trtfttmint- at JBm; :, each day and will be pickeid up by son was charged with attempting to time for the trip as did the boat tho hall equipped with Insignia, In 1035 Rabbi Witkin' received a ! Red Bank Diatrict wreck his own party In appointing a flashlights, clubs and whistles. Elev- dow. He Ieft.no notes and pollct- present 'were Mr*. "Mary borough truck]. At the end of the service. v comnjisslpn. In the chaplain's re- ; week, an Inspection win be made Republican to such an Important en woj:e absent and two were ill. have been unable, to establish a, mo- Adams, Mrs.' Rote Allan, Mrs. Ida' A: total of 3,»fl2 mon between the In the moantlme, Mr. Plllsbury tive. The body was found by George servo corps.' He an* Mrs. Witkin Andrews, Mrs. Ann Andreach,' MM, ages-of 45 and 6B registered In the and those properties not cleaned up post, Frank Gregory, head ot the police went to the, Canal Zone two years w|l| be reported to the Board of stated that efforts would be made rcsorvos, declared the results were Bromell ot Meohanlo street, Free- Louis Bo6ker, Mrs. Mae 'Burke, Mrs. lied Bank: draft district during the Health, we ask the co-operation of Tho Hoguo organization tried to by Atlantic Highlands officials to later and Mrs. V/IMn aided him'In Eva Clark, Mm. May CoOke,: Mrs1.1 three-day period. Jri the six districts block confirmation of Miller on the "vory BatlBfactory." Tho following hold. , ovory resident of the borough during accuva an independent boat sorvlce The polloe: sold the young man the work of ' the ' Jewish Welfare Margaret Dunlay, Mrs. .'Julia' Ford, lit the bounty" the total was 20,733. this Week. ground he had communistic loanlngs. procedure in summoning the men board, which ho represented.' Ot this summor for tho shore commu- was carried out: Patrolman George tried to enlist In the navy Satur- Mrs. Viola Frenchman, Mrs. Made- The registrants In this: group will • Trash Day — Every Wednesday, Miller received public apologies from ters. •this work,' Rabbi Witkin onoe wrote line: Oardella,' Mrs. Myrtle Grant, not go to war, but will receive occu- starting with the 13th day of May, a Bergen county newspapor and an Elgrlm, Jr., phoned Mr. Gregory, who day and. had been. rejected becausa to .'Jewish Welfare < Board headhunt*- Mrs. Lucille Qravanyy,, Mrs. Florence will be trash day. This collection Essex County Democrat whon It was At Tuesday night's council ses- In turn phoned the six captains of ot his teeth., - pitionarquestionnaires t'o'determlho sion Mayor Thomas C. McVcy said tori at Now TOrk, "It Is not Very, Haltach,Hlth,M Mrs . GGrac e Hodgklnson, their;qualifications for work in war will be throughout the borough. You shown that an article attributed to the reserves and each captain then Cervelino. was th* son of Mr. an! becoming for me to sing her praises, Mrs. Anna Homer, Mrs. Grace industries.,' There will be no order are not to put traoh out on any day Miller on which the accusation was "the railroad company hak -been called up tho mon under his juris- Mrs, Daniel Ceryollno. but I know for a faot that .the suc- but Wednesdays as It will not be trying to get tha boat off 'for five diction. HHumm , MrsM . PPauline Jackson, Mrs. numbers 'for_ this group. .' picked up by the borough trucks. bailed, was written by someone else. cess of the Jewish Welfare boarM Grace Jensen, Mrs. Lillian Kalklo'f, years. If they do lt, we'll never get Garbage) Collections — Collections Other npmlnatlona confirmed yes- it back again. Wo'vo got to act George W. Bray Had program hero Is duo greatly to her Mrs, Oonevleve Kite, Mrs. JCdn'a'Kat- of garbage and ashes will be at fol- terday wore: CANTEEN AIDES' COURSE. untiring efforts both In handling the enbutal, Mrs.' Agnes Lobdon,' Mrs. HOME NUnsiNG COURSE . faat because time Is short and lt lows: State Board of Education—Gustav OIQce and In serving, the men at the Edna Matthews, Mrs.BernaCette Mc- Monday—Whole town. may be too late." Tho cantoon corps of the county Attractive Offices Donnell, Mrs, Abblo MpNamaro, Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence, Schilling^ chairman Tuosday—Wholo town. A. Hunzlker ot Paterson, renamed. Oeorge'W. Bray, borough »M«MH>r center." Tho USO, operated >by the of the Amerldari.home department of No, salary. Rod Cross ohaptor will start a spec- Jewish Welfare board, was also Blltt Melnken, Mrs. Dorothy Mien- Wednesday—Trash day; no garb- V. F. W. TO MEET TONIGHT. ial course for canteen aides at the and licensed real estate broker,. ,lf holm, Mies' Edna Morrlt, Mrs, Mar-the evening grougp p of the ,Red.B«n,. k age except Bay avenue, State Planning Board—Thomas El. now located in his attractive n«W headquarters for the Red Cross and WonSan' club h' b ed Thursday—Whole town. county chapter rooms, 107 Mon- other welfare organization). Jorlo Murray, Mrs, Dorothy Olcott, Wons club, has' been named p.roc- Collins of Elisabeth to succeed tho onioes at'7T Bro«d street, ovar th* tol' of a home nursing oourse to be Friday—Whole town. A special mooting of Vernon A. mouth stroot, Wednesday, May 18. Surviving, besldos Rabbi Witkin Mrs. Theresa Pap», Mrs. Carrie ,P,«e- Saturday—Whole town. late ChnrlbB W. Farnv of Morris Brown Post, No. 438," Veterans ot Tho couroo will ho of a flvo woeks' J, J. Newberry store, facing Bro«o present ns plans will Bray Is enjoying a steadily lnor«as. homo In Now York city at 26 Cen-Hettle Thompson, , Mrs. Florence All nhembero Interested BhouldTeglo- large wood boxes or aproad upon- the slgnod series of lectures for women tral Park West. Theodora Witkin, and Alfred Llppman of Rod Bank, be mado for tho "Buddy" poppy nalo •willing to do cantoon work, but who Ing business In hi* real «itate, ln« Turner, Mrs. Florence Wall. Arthur t«' with Mrs. Schilling, The class Is sidewalk. Empty oana must bo tak- suranoo and properly management, brother of Rabbi Witkin, also re- Imlted to 20. T ' • en In off the sidewalk as soon as the ronamod, No salary. on Saturday, Mny 23(1. and a com- aro unablo to take tho full 40-hour Wefelmeyer, Jr., MrsrRoseX«hot«y, Interstate! Sanitation Commission mittee appointed for Memorial day lines...... ; side* there, Mrs. Mary Truax, .Mrs. Madeline garbage Is collected. Buy a garbage course, Upon completion these wom- , . > p^M ' 1 can and the borough will see that It —Frank A. Braio of Long Branch service!. Commander William de In. On the wall* of tbs "pwlou* offUn* Beat and Mm. Varda Qlger. . ' .'3«ANVNEW,BE8I0ENTS.''' ' en will be qualified to assist a can hang many Interesting portrait* of Is protected, We ask your co-opera- to succeed J, Lester Eisner of Red Motto will proslde. teen corps member working In emer- ng TONIGHT. ' , • '• >' ' »»• «> —^—• -' ' ' tion and pledge the co-operation of Biink, No salary. locall l men and soents.ls, IIn addition ttitf» During, tlie post month a large the Garbage Department in thin gency foodlng units and other pro- tho fr'innd c«rti/lo*t*>! * of «l* old* .,, .', Fuel Oil. '•"• ' \ '" Taint Up Now. jects. The Young People's guild of Trin- "Special cash plan; convenient and number of residents have moved In- work. Any complaints over the col- Bonrd of Control, State Dopnrt- lino flra and equally lnmranot OMIJ* to' R«d Bank nnd Immediate vicinity lection should be filed at once In the mnnt of Inntltutlons nnd Agencies— Bnkclito Hl-Lustro ennmol 25 centn ity Episcopal church will hold a economical; 7.1 cents per gallon. can. Juot tho thlniffor porch motnl Well Man—l'bor Man. panles'hs reprtsenU. • 'inked bean and ham supper tonight, Hance A,Dayls, phone Ited Bank 103. as shown on the records ot tha Ited borough hall Mrs, Hortenso Kesslor of Newark to Mr. Bray cordially Invites All W William K. Kqhlonbusli, furniture, Bhollao 85 cento gal, Best Tho ilohor the man the more lis vthe jmrlsli house on west Front —Advertisement. -•'..' •'. Hank Community Chamber of Com- sucoeod Mrs, Katherlne ElMs White valuos on varnlshox, !)ru»ho», turps, wanta rook1 wool Insulation becaus* •top in and see hi* n*W fuadquM* meroe. ' Tho total Vstiyii shows 24, Borough Clerk, of Rod Bank, No salary, . root. This la a new undertaking by 1 oils, etc. National B A 10. Prown's. he llkan tho mimrnor comfort Of In »««•: • „. ' •.._ • '• , , io young people and it la hoped will ' "~ •', " Llnoroft Inn, ,•,'- '•'•" oif whloh- five have moved into Talr —AiKJuMto&mWIVte-ir ••:;'-:T'W1:~:'"-- " r Regular dinner* • dally • from '• 13' —AdVor(liemo"ht, -'"' ;sjiltttlnvt,r..Vhftll Vh, Mor«r#, #e ..fojWj.-thWth* rove suoceMfui. Haven, five.Into 'Little Bllver> one Yen—No Moro _v more lie nouds It for fuel savings. noon to 10, p. m, Also a la carte Into 8lir«w»bury *ntl (he balance In- Sorneit Wire. buy dotonso bond Irnlond. If your old Quick Sorvlco on r»nsport«, - Whon you buy Olson Insulation you ; Larjs, roomy otoitt* with, menu, phone Red Dark 3»7BAAd- to1 Red Bk ' :' All sites still Instnclt. Get yours muohlno glvon you troublo, romem- Identification pictures for count at both tlioso feature* plus flra pro- (hat open out, Qiriulns O4«rs, Cut flownrs, tulips, 28-70 cents do*- vertl*oment,i . , , . at once, window screens In an sliea. blr.o'«, 107 Monmouth phonh o ItIted Il) 3!|73Adtls Olson Co., Atlantic Highlands D40 or deliver. Mattan»l « * t9 JV 3!|73.—Adyoitlso- Ajuury. i'crk. TOO.—AO.VJrtl«mtfltr MilUU •.tioot,—Adyortla«ia«nU - % jaenU .•..••• ! : ' • RED'BANK REGISTER, AP&IL 80,1942. ^Thursday Morning Full Decision Rabbi's Wife Meets Death U. Porten, Fliejr, Mufdletown Board In Redcay Case Safe In Australia Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Pos- Choral Final Concert Register Gives Com- t«n of Manorial parkway, At- Grants FoUr New: Cars. ••-•••••••>•• -"• •• . : ••• -O lantlo Highlands, yesterday .re- plete Perskie Opinion • ceived a cabUgram from their •on, M» John Herbert Poaten, Elaa Moegle And Jamea Following Is Supreme Court Justice that hi-had arrived nfaly in Tire, Tub« and Retread Certificateo Joseph. Perskie'* complete decision Australia. Dei La Fuente Were Guest Artists In the cue of Paul I. Kedcay vs. U. Psj bten living Issued To 16 Applicants Tuesday , the state board of education and (he herolo serviesVlih th» Ameri- board of education of 'Mlddletown can filler* la. tna Philippine* Th* Mlddletown towrJehlp ration- each book—.to cover the tunoust ot Assisted by a harpist and violinist township: . . " slnV la*t April, having •hot ing board at *, meeting Tuesday sugar xou have ordered. H» cannot the Thursday Morning Choral gave Stahl, Misses Mary Brown, Nellie M. Houlihan, Florence Krldel, Em- The opinion of. the court waa de- down, with one ot 6U buddies, night kt toflrasalp hall, SJId^letown, Sly* you. mor* sugar than your Ha final conoert for the duration* of livered by Periklt, J, • • . ' thru Japaneat bombir* a few- granted n,aw .car purooa*»' order* to (t«mw ejllngr even Jfjit Jw» beau atnt. 'the war last night, at Long -Branch ma Jane Lefetra, Arlins Linden- He would have to take' th«-na!anea struth, Gertrude H. Norman, Doro- The basic question requiring de- we«)w ago. ... •'.' ..- ;•• •• Jam«s L. WJIcoxbn pf LiherofJi'JIraY high school auditorium. The choral cision In this causa Is whether prose- Clarence jjc;' Johnson of Heiddin'B back to, the'store.' Give the person was directed by Willard SekibMg, thy JU Ryan and Addle Taylor, Ber- cutor was improperly dismissed delivering; the sugar the stomps you -Corner, John H. Kinhey" of Id»»l tear out of the War Ration Books. and the artlata were Else. Moegle, tram H. Borden, John S. Knott, 3. as principal of the Mlddletown .Town- Beach, East Keaneburfc, and Charles harpist, and Jamas Do La. Fuente, Russell Woolley. George. P. Williams, ship High School.' ; Qv—What K-1 weed J?qrai .sugay Prosecutor, Paul I. Redcay, has J. Hesse, Inc., of Belford. ''.'•••••• ' UMB •x>«*t with.ray War. JUtToo violinist. i Ray StlUman,' Valentine C. Sllva, Move To Cut Red ' Those who received new Urea, new William H. Macdonald and the Apol- been principal of the' Mlddletown The choral opened 1U> program Township High School slnoe 1923, and tubas and retreads were Howard A^-If it Is abiolutflly.' neotsury •with Ita traditional, numbar "God* Io club, '. ; as such was and i* conceitedly en- Maxson of Naveslnk, one, truck tire; for you or your family to hav* more Symphonic." The music for thl* was titled to the protection afforded him Tape In Farm Walter VanNortwIck, Jr., of Halt sugar for. home canning, Illness or written by one of the first conduc- by our tenure act for teachers and Koansburg, on* truck tlrai 'Charles, a*other:speoial resuson, you may tors, John Goldsworthy, and the MostStores Will principals. N. J. B. A. 18;13-1«, ct Labor Problem J. Him, Inc., of Sdferd, five Iruok jo to ypw'.^oeal. B»tion% Board.- lyrle by Mary Jordan Baker, *n seq. •. • They wl|I daolde whether ^ou, can This picture or Rabbi and ilrs Nathan Witiln, who formerly re- tire* and three tnlblc' tubssj. James have thla sugar, and how much yon honorary member. Also featured on On April 17, 19S9, prosecutor was 7 notified by the supervising principal sided at Bad Bank, where IUbbl WlUtln had charge of Tempi* Archibald Noble of Port Monmouth, can have. They may then Issue to the program were several selections Close All Day of the Board of Education of. the B'nal Israel,- wa* taken at th* time of their wedding in'tbla bor- Meeting of State two passenger oaf tires; Sidney, If or you * special oartlficato ponnlttlng 'sung by the choral, accompanied by Township of Middletown (hereafter oug-h Uay 17, 193L . 2dr«. Witkia met a traglo death Tuesday when Lean of Henddcn'e Corner, one bus you to buy a speolfleO. amount ot Miss Moeglo and Mr. De La. Fuente. referred to a* respondent),. that, at an airplane crashed into the United Servic* Org&nliatjoii. tulldlng and County Officials retread; Qeorge W.Boaokel otLaori- lujrar for a sptcifled purpose. You Th* choral"* first group ot songs Memorial Day meeting held by respondent on 1 •Cdo, two pasaengar «tra«d«i Frank win riot.need. it> use the,War Ration at Balboa, Panama Canal Zone. Mrsv Witkln assisted her. huaband ook or Books la buying sugar with consisted of "Silent Strings." by ril 11, 1939, he was elected prJncl- as director of tha-Jawlah Welfare Board, which operated the olub - Yesterday at Freehold James Blshoff of New Mortroouth. Oranvilla-Bantock; "Pastrol," by for the school year 1939-1840 at one passenger retreads P, P. Btsraus il(,esrtlflo*t*., •" .r , Many Place. Will he salary of (8,800.00. Prosecutor of East Keansburg,- two passanger q.—What do I do If my War Ra- Gustav Hoist, and "O, Thou Cruel accepted the position. Be*," by Delibe*. MUs Audrey Slock The primary rrerequtslte of tha retread*; William R. Millar, Br., of t sang toe solo part pf the following Remain Open Later Thereafter, on August 11, 1039, a recently emoted state law making Fort Monmouth, two pasienger re- mutlfat?*?' ^y**' »$W#. •». series of charges were preferred atudent labor available on farm*'In i A.—Report the facts to the.Looal number, "Vesper Hymn," by Bort- against prosecutor by a former presi- tres.de Marvin MllKr. of BoUord, one Rationing Board at once.•-,,•.: ' nlansky. Other (elections aecom. Friday Night, May 29 dent of the. local board, a present agricultural counties, It was decided passannr reir*«d(> Harold' T. Stout • Q.-rCan I lonij my wax Ration panted oa th» harp by Mis* Moagle member of the local board, and by at a meeting at Freehold: yestarday. of Midoletowrii. .two paasenger. re- Book home to my family to-uje? , wre "Sylvelln," by Binding, and The Red Bank Community Cham- the i supervising principal. In our Is to eliminate red tape and bring tha tread*; 7r«d Elton ot Bolford, three ^ A,—No, tour War Ration Book I* "Weyla's Song," by Hugo Wolf. Mrs, ber of Commerce has issued to the view of this cause, It will serve no fanner and labor together In aa few truck retreads; Archie Quaeksnr Isiued to be used by or for yqu, Tha Frances Komar «anjr tie «olo part press a release concerning the clos- mrpose to state even in epitomized itepa as possible.' . bu*h of ..Naveslnk, tyro truck re- yuj-ar; It permit* you to buy -ft In-' ing of the stores Memorial day, Sat- orm the details of these extentIve treads; Mlddletown Townihlp First landed to be used by you or by tha or "Weyla's Bong." : The meeting-, prelimlnan' In »a- family,;.of which you are a *e»ber urday, May 3D. Some unfortunate charges. Suffice It to observe that ture, was attended by B. V. Donald, Aid squad, two passenger car tubis; On* particular number which was and Inaccurate publicity ha« been they charged prosecutor with ineffi- Horton L. Roach of LlnoioK. one and with whom -you live, •,. .,-, well received was Rubinstein'* ciency, incapacity, insubordination, a representative of the Farm Place- ^J.^-»o these War Ration Stamps given the public that the shop* of lack of co-operation, unntness and ment bureau'* Trenton office; Charles true* tube, and Hdward Bennett of entitle me to get «ugar to/nothingT 'Kammenol-Ostrow," *ung by the merchants in Bed Bank will remain Balford, four truck retreads. choral, with Mlu Moegle and Mr, onduct generally unbecoming a A. Davis, of the United States Em- ^ A.-rNo; Theyottly entitled you \o open the full day this year on Dec- >rincipal. ployment Service, niltabeth office; buy sugar, They determine' th* Da la Buente assisting, The piano oration day and not follow aa esr 1 amount pf sugar, you or anyone elst accompanist for this number and After conducting 19 hearings, tak- Marvin A. Clar]c, county farm agent, Tha state rationing authority' w- tabliahed custom of many years. The ing testimony and 360 exhibits re- may buy. ,"...... -,- others was Porotby Oravatt Winter- bulletin states there are always cer- and Thomas'B, Harper, county sup- algncd a full-time secretary to the sulting In a record of some 1,400 type- erintendent of achools, In whoso board, and Mis* Dorothy Jaokoon of Q.—Do I liuve to buyiiijrar bo etella, Mrs. Theresa McCJlntcck, tain types of stores, such as food, written pages, the local board (tho choral president, sang the solo parts, office the m«etlng wa* held, Naveslnk haj been engaged to nil causa I,have a. War Ration' Book?' drug, candy and newspaper stores, member thereof who had filed ! A,—No, *Th'a. r War Ration SooK Several selections by Krelsler. that do remain open and it Is hopod harges not voting), on December 12, Tta« group choae Mr, Davis chair- the position.' She will be on duty at gives von the rjght to buy certain Chopin and Spaldtng were Included that these places will close betwetm .939, found prosecutor guilty on most man and Mrs. Clark secretary ant the board'*,temporary headquarters amounts ot sugar, if you do not In.Mr, Da I* Fuente'* program. His 11 a. m., and noon Memorial day. of the specifically alleged charges Bulldlng In which Mrs, WlOJa met her death. then discussed the now law whloh at the township hall fr"om S until 4:30 need augar do not buy It - , •.«,- solo* were' "La, Gltana," Krelsier; and accordingly dismissed him as will enable farmers to utllUw boys o'clock. The board meet* regularly Q.—If. my family ha* enough The other* will close a*.usual the irlncipal and teacher. "Meiurke," Chopin; "Wind In th» full day. of school age for. not more than 15 the' (taond 1 and fourth Tuesday (tamps can we buy, more, than t Prosecutor appealed to the State pounds of sugar at a time? , Pines," Albert. Spalding; "Introduc- remedies, to be exhausted." Conway days in any school year between night* of the month at 8,o'olo«k. All 1 tion, and Tarantella," Sarasatc; "Re- A poll of the merchants, taken by Commissioner or Education who, on v. Atlantic City, 107 N. J. L. 404, 408; Broad And Monmouth April 1 and June SO and, In tha new applicants for oars, tire*, tubes or re- A.—Yea , you can buy aa much' citative and Scherzo," Krelsler; "Ha- Harold V. B. Voorhls, executive sec- May 24, 1940, sustained the local 154 A. 6. In furtherance of the stat- sohool term, between the opening of treads are w**4 to attend, espoolally sugar a* your family's (tarns* entitle retary, indicates the following will >oard. On further appeal to the them to In tho period during which banera," Ravel; ."Slavonic . Danes," State Board of Education, the judg- ed principles, we have not, for ex- school and November 1. Mr. .Davii when they have application* before these stamps are.valid. • ' Dvorak, and "La'Campanella," Paj. be closed all day: Allaire and Son amples, waited for the exhaustion of agency, John B. Allen -company, ment of the Stats Commissioner was statutory remedies, in a proper case, Streets Dimmed Out explained that the employment efflea th* board. •-' • • ••••'• - •-•'•• gaslnl, arranged by Spaldlng. amrmed on November 2, 1940. must certify a* to the need of addi- In order i to acquaint retailer* end sell tlwm to moke money. Bow can ' Mlsa Moegle's program included Armltage and Baynton, Bradley'* under the Workman's Compensation (Continued from Page 1.) Radio service, Clayton and Magee, Prosocutor obtained a -writ of cer- Law (Nardono v. Public Service Ac. tional labor before tha county com- industrial and Institutional utoro of I got eugsr r need for these? "Impromptu Caprice," Flerne; iorari to review his dismissal. The Co. 118 N. J. L. 4B0, 174 A. 745), and sugar with regUterlnn regulation*, a ' A.—Ap-ply and register at the Lo, "Fralcheur," Salzedo; "The Girt With Good Housekeeping, R. Hance and case was submitted to us on briefs. cal Ratlonlnfr Board. - The/-may 8on| Hendrlckeon and Stout, Holmes under the Zoning Law (Conawoy v. ectve. I l« now found necessary p spoolal meeting wa* held Trlday the J1*MB Stir," Debussy, and We ordered oral argument which was Atlantic City, Bupra), but we have, night «t Mlddlatown township high give you a .special certificate to us* "Whirlwind," Salxedo. For enchores and McDowell, Albert L. Ivins, Jean heard on February 5, 1940. Leave rather steadfastly, so. waited under to control shors lighting along the the act, passes the word.on to thai to get the sugar you are allowed for Frocks, Klrsebbaum Silk shop, J. was given respective counsel to file coast of this Corp* Area, first county superintendent of school* «nd school, Leonardo. .The . lathering your business. • ' •• • •> eho played ^Behind the Barracks" the' school law. Jefferson v. Board through the enforcement ot definite and "The- Musla Box," two abort Kridel, Thorn McAn, Albert S. Miller supplemental briefs, the last of ot Education of Atlantic City, 64 N. the local board of education directly we* addressed by Dr. VVylU G. Pate, - Q.—I live In a boarding lioute.'May company, Miles shoes. National 5o which was received by us on March J. It. M, 46 A.' 775; Draper v, Com- regulations for the dimming of concerned. (upervUlng. prlnelpel of the, town- X have a book Juat the same? novelty numbers. The, violinist's en- 18.1942. lights; and, second, if this does not corn were: Schubert'* "Ave Maria" and II store, National shoes, J, J, missioner of Public Instructions, 68 prove efficacious, then to enforce a Registration of pupil* completed ship (Ohool*. who tod ohargo.^the V^—7M, ;Tou,aiay. "'•',..' and "Estraletta." Newberry and company, C. Irv- We are met, at the outset of our N. J. D. 54, 48 A. 656; Montclalr V. complete blackout in a locality which, In the A»bury Park Junior and senior aotual ref l»tering work. Bdward M. ing Patterson, Reussllle's, Schuite- onslderation and disposition of this Baxter, 76 N, J. L. 68, 68 A. 794; Crane; of Chapel RIlV.secveA as t&- ause wfth the contention that the Ktdgeway v. Board of Education, 88 falls to meet the provided require- high v schools Tuesday night, Mr. Other selections sung by the choral Untted, Sears-Roebuck, Sherman Itate Board of Education did not, as N. J. L. 830, 96 A. 380, ments; or, third, to enforce a com- Davis reported, indicated that, there vl(*r during the.r*gi*terinf,.TUM audience joining In. the last chorus. ceived by the chamber of commerce line beginning en Long Island Sound 1 order to facilitate consumer registra- It (Pledged by Mayojr to include their names in tha list The State Board of Education fair play read and considered the vice can take, cognhnnee of oral re? tion next Monday, Tuesday. rWednes- The ushers were Paul H. Jahnes (hereafter referred to as State proofs, the briefs and oral arguments at the boundary between New York) QUJit* to. be followed by formal de- chairman, Cecil C. Crawford, C. Don- Board), consists of "ten members' made. Morgan v. United States, 208 State and the State of Connecticut, B'sy and Thursday atteinoon* at the aid English, Samuel Harvey, Sr., (N. J. S. A. 18:2-1), who receive "no U. S. 488, 80 L. Ed. 1288. extending to the northerly end ot the mand later. Blanks for this purpose,. varlbul;.. elementary' (cheolr JnVthe Member* .: of., Shrowsbur/ poit East River, thence easterly and according to, Mr. Donald, are now lit township from S:W utrtlliB o'olocK: ' American Legion, at the annual ob- Heinz Hllmer, Xoert' H. Johnson, Elected To Board compensation" for their services save The stated requirements of fair Eugene Magee and David Reed. Har- "their necessary expenses." N. J. 3. around tho entire shore line of Long the process of preparation. .-n ..-,-,.•.». -riUbelssiied servance of "clvlo night" Monday at play were fully satisfied by but two Island to the southwestern extrem- old Johnson was in charge of the A. 18:2-3. Pursuant to its asserted of the six members' of toe Stats There la little likelihood ot any the Riverside avenue home, were power (N. J. S. A. 18:8-4'(b)), the ity of Cong Island and to Include the sohool* In the county having to close, bonomce. At Bamberger's Board at its meeting on November 2, commonly accepted shore line of tha for each membertn* following data commended by the speaker for their State Board, in 3911, adopted rules 1940, and by three of the eight vot- Mr, Harper reported, to make avail- is necessary! name, juldrei», fieight, splendid civilian defense activities, Mrs. William H. Macdonald was concerning appeals to it from the Lower'New York bay; the New Jer- decision of the State Commissioner, ing at its mooting on December 14, sey coastline.from the mouth of th* ablt labor for use.on the farms.. Mr. weight, color ol eye*, color- of hair, and were pledged the. borough's cc* concert chairman, assisted., by Mrs. Caxton Brown Is of Education. Under these rules, as 1940.- On neither occasion wo* there Rarltan River southward: and tho Clark amplified - thl* by\ explaining operation In tho-planned observance Harrison Bance, Mrs. Thomas Rob- a majority vulc by those qualified to Delaware coastline to Include Dela- that, while thtr* I* a great demand *?' pSgl.tranU wlll;b« required to astly amended, a "Law Committee," vote. The State Board, therefore, of Memorial Say by Mayor Charles ert* and Mrs. Clinton H. Wllber, Sr. New Director :ons!*tlng of four members of the ware bay as far inland a* Deep Wa- for farm labor in the county, the only tell th* total amount orwhit* *nd R. Bnglish. ... ,i '•. - Members of Boy Scout troop 17, Red 3tate Board, hears and considers all did not in fact decide prosecutor's ter Point. brown mgar In awy, form. wnlon i» : appeal. part of agrloultur* which would feel owned-by th* f««n»y unH or It* The guests were woloomed on b*» Bank, assisted with traffic regula- Caxton Brown of Summit was ippeals and reports and recommends b. These regulation J apply to a It before the close of schools for the half of tho,post by Commander tions. to considerations to the State Board. In light of the result reached, zone, approximately IS miles from elected to the board of directors of, ' This appeal was heard by three ot summer would be among »tra,wb*rry Jacques Norell and were Introduced there is no need to dlsouss the other the Eastern Seaboard, as defined, in producers' around Matawan, Cliff- ri«mUy unifnisah** group Choral members are Mrs. William L. Bamberger * company, Newark, tho four members of the "LJIV/ Com- points argued. „ paragraph 2a. above. This zone in- of two or tnor* p«»M •coniUtfBg of by Past, 'C.omm,aoderJ. Morris.-Miller. B. Bill, Mrs. Macta B. Bohenna, Mrs. together with the re-election of the mittee." Tho "record and all of tho The cose will be remanded to the cludes the following counties: wood, Perrinsv(lle and Clarksburg. all person* living together In the Greeting* from General George L. John E. Ballly, Jr., Mrs. Harrison previous directors, according to an briefs wore thoroughly examined Stata Board, without cost*; there to (1) In tho State of New Yorl;: Suf- To bring th* problem to a head same household (Including: person* VanDeusen of Fort Montnouth and 7 temporaruy absent therefrom),who Bance, Mrs. Vernon Bennett, Mrs. nnouncement following: the annual • • " by them, and all four "agroed ' bo decided consistently with this folk, Nassau, Queens, Kings, Rich- Mr, Clark agreed, to send out qusrlea P General Phillip S. Ooge of Fprt Han« John D. Blair, Mre. Cecil C. Craw- stockholders meeting yesterday. The m its recommendations and conclu- opinion, • . mond, New York, Bronx, and West- to all county fanner* asking them ar? relaUd by . Wood, nxarrlagar or cock were brought by Lt.Col. Lester ford, Mrs. Alton V. Evans, Mrs, Ed- following directors were .re-elected: sions resulting in prosecutor's dis- Chester except the townships ot to let forth. In detail their labor re- OT the fo«owi;ni' la*«» of Meyers, ,whp amph'aaized .the lecrea- ward Feaka, Mrs. H. Lawrence Harold W. Brlghtman, Horace K. missal. Six ot the ten members ot Courtlandt, Yorktown, Somers, North quirements. When that Information ? tlonal activities tbat citizens can and the State. Board were present at the Salem, Lewlsboro, Newcastle, Bed- French, Mrs, Charles J. Greenfield, Corbin, Clayton Freeman, Horace meeting held on November 2, 1040. Card Party For ford, Pound Ridge. is secured, and Mr. Davis receive* VS who «. not ore providing enlloted men, and by Mrs. Myrtle Gill, Mrs. William Thom- Levlnsan, Ralph E. Lum, Edwin I. Three of the six were members of (2) In the State of Now Jersey that registration • figures from oUi»r Capt. T. J. Flynn, who revealed that as Keller, Mrs. Sidney Komar, Mrs. Marks, William L. Morgan, JPercy 3. the "Law Committee." Two of these portion of Bergen county south ot schools In the county th* group will over 3,500 volunteer civilian observe Clinton Kraus. Straus, Jack I. Straus, John C. Wil- three were those who had made a St. Mary's Church New Jersey Route No. 4, that por- meat again. In the meantime Mr. jnuat'sTppIy for such "pfir«on* under ers are aiding in coast detente warn- liams and Richard Well, Jr. thorough study of the case, while the tion of Paasatc County south of the Davis agreed' to confer with Mrs. IB year».of age who ar* not MljjW;' Ing- duties. ' . - ' Mrs. Albert Laubor, Jr., Mrs. Wil- porting, and may apply for 'Invalid*. :hlrd was the one who merely stud- Passalc River, and the counties of Lewis S. Thompson, Llncroft, whose r , Co-operation in reporting any, aua- liam D. Martin, Mrs. Rltlo Macdon- The new director, Caxton Brown, led his colleagues' report and con- who are not members of "«s>m«y Mrs. Illmensee in Charge Hudson, Essex, Union, Middlesex, occupational adjustment program tor n ald, Hrs. Theresa McCllntock, Mrs. la executive vice president and sec- curred therein. The remaining three Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic, Cape unit*," "o* °t confined ln-ln»titu-. plcloua;, or Subversive a'owltles, wa* Marjorle Morris, Mrs. William Mus- retary of the Woston Electrical In- members of the State Board mado of Colt's Neck Event May and Cumberland. • youths' in the count/* school* 1* ex- cuked of the veterans by William toe, Mrs. John H. Osborn, Mrs. Ken- Btrument corporation, Newark; dl-. no study of the proofs and briefs, (3) In the State of Delaware the pected to work in with some phase * a?*'p*r(on( who are-applying for McLaughlln, resident agent of the neth R. Perinchlef, Mrs. W. A. Rob- nor did they hoar argument. In counties of Kent and Sussex. of the currant program, to acquaint every member o< *. ''family, unit." F. B.-I,, after telling, otthe workings rector of the Federal Bronre Pro- ihort, the State Board adopted the A card party for the bonettt of St. (Such applicant* must be 18 y«ar(.or bins, Mrs. Thomas S. Roberts, Mrs. ducts company, Irvlngton; director c. These regulations do not apply her with yesterday's findings and ot his branch of federal law enforce inclusions of its Law Committee as Mary's Catholic church, Colt'* Neck, whatever developments there may be over, or married person*, ft! under Christy Robinson, Mrs. I. Jay Tru- of the Grand Union company, New ts decisions In the case. Application to official Maritime or Aerial 18.) The registrar.na**. right to re- ment,-'' ", ••• ; • ;,)' bln, Mrs. Edith R. Stahl, Mrs. John will be held Friday night, May 8, In gatlon lights. In the field within the next taw devi- State Commander Roy Anderson of York; director of tha Summit Trust to re-open and vacate its decision the auditorium of the Atlantic town- quire an applicant to »ubmlt reason- F. Trudeau, Mrs. J. D. Tuller, Mrs. company, and president of the Bal- ivas denied on tho recommendation d. All exterior lights used for il- able proof a* to age or Identity. Woodbrldge told of tho important Dorothy Uzdllla, Mrs. Murllla Wals- pf the Law Committee at tho meet- ship school. Frizes will be awarded lumination of streets, roads, high- To avoid congestion it I* »ugge»wd role tho American Legion, j* playing tusrol Country club. He is a grad- and refreshments served. Mrs. ways and parkways will be shaded so worth, Mrs. Harold N. West, Mr«. uate of Columbia university, is mar- ing of the State Board on December as to prevent their direct ray* being College Choir that person* whose last name* begin In civilian defense, and particularly Ruby N. Whiting, Mrs. Clinton H. 14, 1940. Of the eight members pres- George V. Illmensee Is chairman, and with the letter*: .',.." ,-. of the .good work being done, in thl* ried, has two children, and resides »nt at this meeting, four were mem- Miss Mary New is co-chairman. visible from the stia or shining at an Wilber Sr., and Miss Audrey Flock. at 42 Lennox road, Summit. angle above trio horlzonal. Exterior A ro D—Register on May'«, '„ area by.th«.loglonnalr«(r. ' .'. bers of the Law Committee and the The committee members are: illumination used for advertising, or To Give Concert H to L—Register on May B. Honorary members Include Gladys Tho officers of L. Bamberger & remaining four did not conBldor the Flant.fbr a fitting observance of Shropshire Lewis, founder of the proofs nor briefs submitted, nor hear • Ticket.—Mln Elhabath Kani and Mlai purposes other than the foregoing, M to R—Ragiater oa May «. Memorial day In Red Bank Were outt company were also elected: Richard argument on which the State Board Anna Ctons. :ha£ cannot be so shaded shall be ex- B,to Z-RegT»ter on May ft. • organization; Miss Baker, Mr. Golds- Well, Jr., president; Harold W. Door—Daniel Elordan and Walter Ben. tinguished. lined at a meeting of the comrnittae, worthy, Julius Zlngg and Mrs. E. adopted tho conclusions of the Law nett. Proceeds for ttia Following are »ome 'typical ques- Brlghtman, vice president; John C. e. Public Btreet and highway and tion* and the an*w»rs: -i - of which Theodore D. Parsons is gen«' Akin Starts. Committee resulting In prosecutor's Announctr—Harry Crlne. 1 Williams, secretary; Horace Levin- dismissal. Ticket taker—Charlen Orim. parkway lights adjacent to the coast Army Relief Fund Q.—How much sugar ew-I get eral chairman, held prior to the' reg- Associate members are Mr. and son, treasurer. Booki—George Illmtnm and Joieph and normally visible from seaward, with each stampt . ^ • ular post session. . Mrs. Robert H. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Crime. Tho president reported to the There is no occasion, under tho shall ,be reduced in number or candle- A^-Tou may - buy - one ppuna of A memorial service Is planned for Ronald W. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. F. facts exhibited, to add to the much Cloalc room—John T. Crow and William power to the utmost extont consist- "The Ballad for Americans,'' which sugar with each, ot the, ftrat, four board the rc-appolntment of the fol- Hardy. . ~ was widely acclaimed by muslo crit- Saturday, Memorial Pay, at 11 a. in. V. Blalsdell, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. discussed question as to how far the Games—John Richmond and Dartd Tu> ent with trafllo. safetyiand snail be ao four stamps, . at the Soldiers monumont on the bor- lowing executive vice presidents: : ics when it was (Una; by Paul Robe- Brasch, Mr. and Mr». Thomas Irving Stato Board could under its asserted mldalatl. screoned by pialnt or other material Q,»Can X'gat the' same amejunt or ough ball property. Other -.veteran* "eorgo M. BerBch, Alexander G. owor delegato Its statutory duty to Canln—Mri. William Hardr and Mill as to prevent their direct rays shin- eon over the CBS network In 18J9, sugar with each »t*mpT - Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. make decision. Suffice M»rU Ifoty. vent and patriotic organization* will par- Doremus, Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. Eb- Lewi, Arthur L. Manchec, George P. it to ob- ing In a seaward direction. will be featured on the program of A—Not nece**ariiy. The ration ot Slockbower, Philip Svigals, Michael serve that "anonymous" dcclslon Cakei—Mrs, William Rlordan and Mill r. Exterior lights along boardwalks, the Monmouth Junior collage choir •ugar may be changed from time to ticipate find, a* a tribute to.tba war ner, Mr. and Mra. Monroo Ann Iteilly. dead a volley will be fifed by a (quad Yamln nnd Carl J. Beln, assistant making was approved In the CBBO of Snndwlehei— Mr«. Mary Raclomkl and places of amusement, hotels and com- at ita concert Thursday night ot next time according to the total iupply of Mayor and' Mra. Charles R. English, secretary and assistant treasurer. Local Government Bd. vs. Arlldgo Mri. Daniel Mack. mercial' establishments along the »ugar In th* country.. The ration for of aoldlers, , ., • . ,. (1915) A. C. 120-H. L., reversing Rox shoreline, not necessary.to hli -week at- iKmg Branch High school each stamp vrlll be publicly, an. Mr. and Mrs. Alton V. Evans, Mr, Kltthm—Un. Joamh MeCut, Mri. auditorium, Tha concert I* being A largo outdoor mooting is ten- and Mrs. Edwin M. Farrier, Mr. and v. Local Government Bd. (1014) 1 Catherine ThomDion. Mri. David Tamldal. traffic, shall be extinguished between nounoed by the government. tatively planned for Sunday at th* K. B. 160, but was not followed in akl. Un, Jamea' Deimond and lira. John sundown and sunrlsis oach night. directed by J. Stanley Farrar of , Q.—How long 1* each stamp good Mr*. John, W. Flock, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tells Rumson Club tho case of Morgan v. United States, Molyikl, The windows of all commercial estab- Humson, and proctads will benefit Red Bunk high school athletic field, Arthur Qlbb, Mr. and Mrs. Amory 298 U. S. US, 48$, 80 L. Ed. 3288, 1J08, Strylnn—Mrs. John T. Crou and Illaill f starting at 3:15 with a band ooncert Nancr IUordan, Mariraret New, Nattli and lishments shall be so screened or tho army emergency relief fund. jA.-Baohi*tamp will be jroad.for L. Haskell. OF Nazi Escape Invoking-the right to a hearing bo- Ann Cerrato, Ann Hardr and Victoria shaded a* to prevent direct rays ot "Th* Ballad for Americans" wa* tft* period tab* announca* by th* and followed by formal ceremonies fore the Secretary of Agriculture on Offloe of Price Adrolnlatratlon, The at which a,prominent speaker will Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Mr. Georgo H. Gardnor, program di- Zabrowskl. light being,visible from the sea and first aung.on the Columbia, Broad- and Mrs. Walter C, Jones, Mr, and )ls making of a rato order under Coffee—Billy Wordan, William Gor- In such manner that an excessive de- time each (tamp Is good for, will be deliver the memorial address. rector at the U8O club here, told the tho Packers and Stockyards Act of man. Edward and Goorgo Hoey and Zm> gree of indlreot Illumination there- casting station*, program, "Th* Pur- publicly announced. ' * . Mr*. Sydney S. Komar, Mr. and.Mrs. membora of the Rumson Republican 1B21. (42 Stat. at L. 105, Chap. 04, MucW.. suit ot Happiness." The four main G. Wendell Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Al- from la avoided. Q.-35an I *ave up th» stamps and club nt lo«t night's mooting of his U. S. C. A. Tltlo 7, sec. 181-229). Soe melodle* empbailu our nation'* his- get all my «ug*r at on* ttmeT g. All lights In buildings above tha 1 Fire Deetroyv Barn fred IT. Llohtensteln, Mr. and Mrs. thrilling experience In his escape, also, some captloned cause, 304 U, S. 18th floor shall be extinguished attar tory, the American Revolution , the A^-No. E*ch»t*mp i* good for Frank J. Maps, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- with two children, from Oifenn 1, 82 L, Ed, 1129. For a comprehen- Holmdel Re-organizes sundown or in lieu thereof the win- growth of the Union, the Civil War only tha announced period,. : • as McCllntock, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- slvo und vory capable presentation d.-Do w* have to Uk* our W** At West Freehold j the Nailn Invaded that coun- and dlscuMlon of the problem too, doWs of such rooms shall be shaded and the Machine Age." neth H. McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. try. > Mr. Gardner has given his in- Its Defense Council In a manner to prevent direct ray* of Ration book* In person to the store A largo cow barn ion the forme* "Reform of Administrative Proce- lights therein from Dhlnlng outside Lt acorg* W. ArU of Fort Mon- In order to buy su»»rT Charles Miller, Mr. and Mr>. Melvln teresting story before several organ- dure" by Mr. Gilbert H, Montague, mouth will be the assisting artist David Bucks farm at Weat-BVahoW, -Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. William J. Duncan was named to of such buildings. A^-No, Anyon* msy take your izations in rocent months. Michigan Law IWvlew, Vol. 40, No. 4, His program will Include solo part* owned ty George Bherracd, Jr4 of Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. August Muehl- p. oOl.' f the Holmdel defense council last h. Window* and.other outlets of all War Ration book to buy sugar pro- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dowstra were n|ght to succeed H. Q.»Donovan, commercial establishments, hotel* of "Th* Ballad for American*," vided they.ar* buylrt*; *uir«r Jtor y<">- Allontown, was destroy ed by fire yas- hausen, - Mr. and Mrs. William 8. olected to membership In the club. "Water Boy'; and "Without a Bong.' Th* mothar or the father, or any terday.rafternoon. Alia, burned were Mustoe, Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Par- Tho reason why there I* no occa- who has moved to Ohio. Carl O. or dwellings, adjacent to the coast, sion in tho case at bar further to Wllion was named commander. shall be so shaded, or darkened that Piano duals will lit played by Mines one of th* ehlldr*n, or anyone con- milking equipment and fqur tons of sons. discuss tho stated ijuottlon la that It direct light* tliorsffom shall not nsotad with a family may taks' some Both Mr. Duncan and Mr. Wilson Thtlma and Barbara William*. Choir hay,. A *llo and four othop. Darns Mr. and Mr*. Wllmor A. Robblnt, Atlantic Highlands Is concodod that no objection Was shin* to sea.word : and Illumination canters, Missis Little Lane, Nancy or all the War Ration, nookjto th* W»r* lavad. i "• Mr, and. Mrs, Chester P. Rogors, mndo to the right of the "Law Com- are vr-.tornnn of World war I. Mr. therefrom shall not; bo visible at a grooar to buy th* th* entlr* bpuse- 1 mittee' to hear prosecutor'* appeal Duncan, a lieutenant In tho United dlitance greater than en* rolls from Wlinar aha Dori* lUaman, will (Ing hold'* eupply of »uger.. ... • Itldliard KnltaUr, son-of the tan* Mr. and Mrs. WInn Rose, Mr. and School Board Meets and to th« making of Us recommen- •bore. ,. • ITrlml's "Indian tov* Call," Qr-Buppose I do not bijy sugar at aatyLUdwig Knleslor, and iiin Mar- Mr*. Philip Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Sttttoo Navy, during that conflict re- Tho Atlantic Highlands board ot dations nnd conclusions to tho State ceived from President Roosevelt, I. Automoblleiipark«d, or moving igatet Walah, who .It employed on Leslie D. flecly, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. education held a brief session Mon- Board. Prosecutor may not now be whero their lights art visible from . NEW AHBIVAt *'A.—Thaf* I* no occasion for you to tha farm,, led 32 cows to safety. Th* Preston Shoemaker, Mr. and Mri heard to complain on that "Irregular- who wss then assistant sectary of buy(ufar*xc*pta*ypuneadU. But day night, and adjourned to next p hat regular thn Navy, a loiter ot commendation seaward, shall not,use their bright Mr, and Mr*. Jobn Harding Dili fire wa* diaoovered by another son, Warren H, Smock, Mr. and Mrs. ID, "/?f procedureprocedur " WWebeb r v. BoarBd keep your War lUlton Book care- Harry Kntealer, , Earlier in the day Monday evening, when they plan to ti T for his services. Ha also received S of Rumaon are th* parents of a son fully. It m*y, at (.later time, be Akin Stark*. Mr. and Mr*. W. A. take, nnu definite action on n«w of Education, Trehton ((EE . ftft A) 1027 3. In accorda-nco- with the authoilty a brush fire'had been burning near N. J. I,. 27B, 282, 51 A. 26. 808. But IIIK United Btfttcs life-saving medal granted In the ICxeoutlv* Order No. born Monday at lfonmouth Memor- necessary to ui*. It f?r other eom- Stataslr, Rev, and Mrs. Ernest 0. contracts with teachers. tha oow barn, , •. • N Thorn*". Dr, and Mrs. Jullua A, Prosecutor may properly complain for rescuo work off the coast of 6060, the ualaUnc*. Off Btat* anadd Loo- ial hospital. Mrs, Dill la tht former modlUa* It they ar* rationed. . The board acopted the rcslgnntlon that the HUto hoard did not In fact Franco, He Is n, charter mtmber ot l Ai i'flclng g thasa re|ure|u- Ml»* M»r«arat Tuller, daughter of O,—May I tear «ut • »l»»ip »nd Fireman froni' Fr«»hold, ' Colt'* • Tov*n,- • Mr. aha• Wf/»;*Ailwt: W.;W«» 4'ride.hl*.appeal. i. ce! Agencies Mork'Ad««HiatK'!MdA .ton.;Keynort^PQ»t.:.Ot^».Am*»lcan • tl< Mr, and Mrs, 3, Danlal Tullar of taK* It to the «.tor* to buy }ug»rj Neck, Bngllshtown, Adelphla, F«rm- dap, Mr. and Mrs. J&oob Yanko, fectlve Saturday. Mr, Adrian has .True, thrSW •Vecjairink'-lKd 'ex- »nswer-^No. You must t»k« the lna;dale and Clatluburg fought the Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Witt. haustion of statutory tribunals be- Legion and served aa lls iirsl com- SIIVk wttii y«i. ani^ta* accepted a similar position In Clo» mnnder. ' • ,':.;'! wlli'be mad* to determine the efVsct- bean hein»d John Colby Dili. Mrs. K"lor«no« Cate, Mrs, John R. ter, The resignation of Mra. Cacl fore appealing to this Court "la not tvenaiB of thl*, dlroinlng-out. out th* «t«np In the pri*ance of the Clark, Mrs, Q. A. Collins, Mrs. Mario ICbgelhanrdt, director of physical cul an nlmoluto one." ITor "It Is A rula Mr. .WlUon during the • last war B. Should these measure* not prove «tor*k«*p*r or hi*'employes*. of policy, conv.nlenoe and dlsqrotlon, w«».a- ma'rhbar or tlio Roy«) Can- •ufTlclont to obvl*t*uie necessity for 1VBM0VKD TO HOBFaT/VJ. C;.-.Bup>d»* J,order jugar by i«le- TO H0LP 8UPPEO. Cox, Mrs. Barbara Biarabatigh, Mrs. ture for girls, wa» accepted to toko rnthor than of. law, particularly 3. Amory IfMkell, Mr*,'Kalan Clark* effect at the close of the school year. idl»n Air Force.. Ha U now chief •trloter regulations, complete black- Hrs. C,' Raymond Raid 6l Kettuf oUfct fijn arf r for • two-hour tarday to Monmonth Mamortal ho*- and in nl* praaanc* tear out *nough Christian Service In th* church D*** tot Irvine] J. Phllllpson, sHaantMiMiirar -BSUMnBi aJMbll avua iMpa 'BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 30. 1942. Pace TKrt will appear on the program but, at present, we .have the fine new-octette Edison And Hague Goings On About organized' at camp by Corp. H, L. Loder, promised to us through Lt. The U. S. O. Club Rothen of the 15th Batalllon Recre- Still Battling ation hall. They recently made a By RUTH 8. LEWIB, great.hit at camp at Theater No, Assistant Program Director two, singing the new Signal Service Over State Jobs Sony. They will appear with Peggy Rankln in the skit called "Stout rut. Hearted Girls," and will also sing Former Hague Ally, The Wgh-llglit o( the week was- some ot tbelr own spngi, Capt. Har- Now a Foe, Named for the supper given for the offloer cari- ry Nakus, who has given us so much dldate group using the club .study. help with our floor shows, will also Civil Service Post • rooms, under the direction of Mrs. appear In the same skit . ; Benjamin Crate, chairman of the ; Mrs. H. EJ, Battersby has given us senior hostess committee. The three- a. large: acrapbook ot;cartoons for Trenton, N, J, (AP)—Governor oouna aupp«r -win nerved Tuesday' the library: called "IC You're Blue, Charles Edison directed another slap .evening, Home-oooked ham, «o»l- Just Read Me'. Through,'.' and they at his political arch-enemy, Mayor , loped potatoes,.pie,, all the thing. do. The new Canteen is nearing com- Frank Hague of, Jersey .City,' this . that "mother used to make," dlsap> pletion and should be ready to. open week with nomination ot a Hague /; peated In. record time. Entertain- Monday night. It is double the ca- foe for the state civil service .comr- ment was provided by 8ervaisvXH|- pacity, of the old one and Is one. of mission ''.-'-• v . Roy, known a* the "Miracle Man'of the most, attractive, ones wo believe, It is no secret that Hague lieuten- in my U.S. O.. club In the country. warn. . MonmOuth county." * Mr. LeRoy, .'fa- ants are Jittery and angered.at Edi- • mou«,Belgian magician and' mystic, .Mrs. Arthur. Borden's canteen work- son's reprisals against the Hague or- has appeared in London, Paris. Ber- ers will' have additional, steps to take ganization since the two outstanding lin, Vienna, BruMeliandieveii on the but her large group of volunteers state Democratic leaders broke .up Hock, of'Gibraltar.. •••'.- ••"•••, seem to hava a great capacity for last summer. ; . •' The committee who assisted Mrf real work. • - , .--.:••. -. .., , .- . . And the Hague clique already has Crate with the supper were Mrs. K. served notice lt would hot' accept R. Smith of the American - Legion the latest nomination lying down, auxiliary, Miss iMarion Force, Little Joseph F, S. Fitzpatrick, former Silver "Woman's club; Mrs. Daniel Thursday—Regular weekly dance, secretary of state, and one-time registered. Junior'hostesses and ser- Hague ally, but now! enemy of the • Olson, Shrewsbury .Towne chap, vioe m«n invited. , ter O. A. H.; Mrs,- George Saturday—Free Jersey City mayor, was named by • T. Linton, Overview . hospital movie, "Power Edison on Monday to the civil, ser- Dive" and short; mixed bowling1 , vice commission, He would succeed, Auxiliaries; Mrs. Ralph>Longstreet, Sunday—Fjrealde hour 'with "P"" Trl-Boro Hospitality group; Mrs. If confirmed by the senate,nCommls- Thomas Paul, River Plaia Woman's olal music at 4:80 p. m.; rehearsal ilon President Maurice Cronln, club; Mrs. Fred Atwel!/Blver Plsia for" Nutcrackers of 1942," at 3 p. m. Hague "supporter and law partner of Monday—"Music of the. Masters," former Governor A. Harry Moore, fire-company auxiliary;. Mrs. Her- recorded' "program' and dancing mann Aiondorf, Red Bank Woman's Moore, Hague's number, one vote qlub and MM. H. E. Battersby. Tlje daisesaises. . card getter, was the Governor who ap food was donattd by. the above-men- Wednesday—Bridgsayg e ^ pointed Fitzpatrlck as secretary of tioned organizations. This is tn> nightiht ; rehearsahl l fof r shoh w at S p. m. state. .'..••.-•• first of a' series of suppers \to .be and Informal singing at 10 p. mi Senator Edward J, O'Mara, a [ served the service men. Of course, Hague ally from Jersey City, said each time there will, be a different Club Board Lists he considered tha Fitzpatrlck a per- groups ' • •. '.. '. . : . ' • ' ' .•.''.' sonal affront to Moore, and said he St. George's Episcopal. church of would fight the nomination. _ Rumion sponsored the Sunday fire- ^ Members O'Mara could oppose the nomin- side hour. The musical program, fut- ation because Fitzpatrlck was '"per- nlshed by Miss Thelma Mount, plan- sonally obnoxious," which normally : "1st from Anbury Park,.wa» much en- Plans Completed for in sufficient reason for the senate to ' Joyed by the men and Junior, hostes- Annual Banquet May 4 refuse to confirm an executive.nom- an, At the end of'the program, inee. . punch and cup cakes, donated by the But the Republican-controlled sen- church, group, were: served in the : Resignations of six members of the ate might not want to be considered . . card room. Patronesses for the hour evening group of the Red Bank Wo- as playing ball with Hague by bow- -were Mrs. George Dwlght, Mrs, C. L. man's club, and announcement of ing to O'Mara and refusing to con- Despard, Mrs. Arthur Borden, Miss growth in membership were made at firm Fitzpatrlck. Honora ; Knapp, Miu Elizabeth an executive board meeting Monday One of the strong paints in every Knapp and Mrs. John Ballantlne. at the: clubhouse. The meeting wan G, O, P. campaign is the party's at- , ' There" la an ever Increasing at In oharge' of. Mrs. Edgar .V. Denlse, tack on Hague's power and his al- tendance on bridge night which: is newly-elected president. leged control of statewide politics. held every Wednesday due perhaps, Resignations-of Mrs. John Haw- Edison has been steering patron- to the number: of older men at the kins, Mrs. Franklyn Gray, Mrs. Don- age away from Hague, either through fort. Pvt. Jim Stover, Pvt. W. B. ald Needham, Mrs. Harold Botkln, appointment of Republicans or anti- Hlnton, Pvt dene Corbott and Pvt. Mrs. WHlluh Egolf end Miss Eliza- Hague Democrats. And patronage is Don Burch' were winners for high beth Havlland were accepted with re- the life-blood of a political organ- sooreo. Mrs. Marcus HIgglnbotham grets. • New members announced in- ization. • .was In charge for the' evening. At clude Mrs, Dexter Jones, Mrs, Ed ten o'clock, cottee and cookies were ward J. Roohl, Mrs, Walter Angerole, The legislature continued Its drive served < In the lounge and Informal iin., LeRoy Phlfer, Dr. Margaret Combs and Mrs. Jefferson Davis. toward an early recess this week, , singing enjoyed with Miss Carolyn planning to get away for about a Mrs. Henry E. Carpenter reported month and then returning to meet Balsley of Leonardo at the piano. plans complete for the group's annu- Bowling, also, is beoomlng Increas- special problems remaining on the al mother-daughter banquet next calendar. gay ginghams and chambrays for juniors ingly popular. The home-made Monday night at the fellowship hall . cookies brought In by Katherine and of.the Methodist church. Reserva- Among the major problems that Helen Curley seemed to be respon- the lawmakers still must solve are Young fitted waistlines, saucy bows, pockets and collars, tions-may hfr.made with Mrs. Joseph constitutional and election revision. sible foe some good games rolled on K. Evans or Mrs, Ross K. Wiley. dirndl type skirts. Lots of gay red checks, since red is one Saturday night. ,We were glad that : bthers present were Mrs, Joseph BolrflioUSBB passed scores of les- Pvt. Jim Slberle won the carton of Clayton, Mrs. Irwln D. Compbell, ser bills, while leaving the more con- of the season's favorite colors. -••> cigarettes for Ugh score as he is Mrs. Albert Plejman, Mrs. EmllSlng- troversial issues to be Ironed out In leaving this week. . . •, dahiscn, Mrs. Lawrence Schilling, caucus; , Sgt. William' Lochard of Pearl Mrs. Herbert P. Schaoffer, Mrs. Rob- Milk control and new railroad tax Harbor fame was a, visitor at the ert M. Cadman, Mr«. James G, Van legislation designed to meet com- club Saturday night.' •'"; Noitrand, Mrs. .William, G.. Sherwood, plaints of smaller, railroads that they A new dancing'class started Mon- Mrs; Joseph Powell, Mrs. Rosa King, wore being over-taxed were among day night with Mrs. Mabel Colemen Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs, Floyd King, the other items remaining on the as Instructor. It Is a most popular Mrs. Leonard Compton, Mrs: Karl legislative agenda. . ' activity. " • : Jansky and Miss Evelyn Porter. Senior hostesses, who served :thl* Motor Vehicle Commissioner Ar- past week were Mrs. L. A. Hayward, thur W. Magee reported that auto Mrs. Hermann Asendorf, Mrs. Mar- The Roll Call deaths during tho first three months cus HIgglnbotham, Mrs. H. E, Bat- of 1942 totaled 251, compared with i tersby, • Mrs. Edith L. Crafts, Mrs. Of The Nation 214 In the comparable period of 19*1 William do la Molto, Mrs, J, J. Nor- The opening gun In the United Ho said a otiffer penalty policy ell, Mrs. K. R. Smith, Mrs. Theodora States Treasury Department's war against drivers involved in death or ' Parmley, Misses Meta and Irma von- bond roll call will bo fired over Sta- Injurjy y accidents,, under which 71 mo Qlahn,, Marie Koskeyj Florence'For- tion WCAP and virtually every oth- toriatsi' ' licensei s were liftelit d durini g misses' and women's striped seersuckers gotson, Madeline Dowd, Margaret the first three-months this year, was •; • Byder, Marlon Coogan, Elizabeth er radio station in the country to- expected, to bring a sharp reduction Hlgglnson, Margaret Dowd, Helen morrow with a special half hour In acpldcnts. All ivith the Pacific Factag guaranteeing washabiliiy if you Kosky. broadcast, "The Roll Call of the Na- tion." Station WCAP will carry this follow washing instructions carefully, 'All colorful classics. 'Canteen workers serving this past program at 8 p, m. week were Mrs, J. P..Kellogg, Mrs. Current Magazine W. 8, Jones, Mrs. W< B. Klnney, Miss "The Roosevelt Cantata: A Report Elizabeth Knapp, Mrs. John Boyd, on the State of the' Union" Is the, BAMBERGEWS HOMEFROCKS, FOVRTH FLOOR ' Mr*. Staunton Whitney, Mrs. H. M. "principal feature of this broadcast, Crane, Mrs. Benjamin Black,1 Miss which/launches a campaign aimed Jane VanSIcklen, Miss Marlon Ba- at raising the nation's war bond and ker, Mrs. W. A. Bobbins, Mrs, Ralph stamp buying quota to a billion dol- International Group Hulsebos, Mrs. C. Powell - Beyland, lars a month, Karl Roblnaon and Miss Myna Davis, Mrs. Morgan Ell- John' Latouche, authors of "Ballad Plans Final Meeting ert, Miss Patsy Powers, Mrs. Rose for Americans," are the composers gtderman, Mrs. Allan- McLeod, Mrs. of this' special feature, whtph 1B Magazine articles of national and Alma.Miller, Miss Betty VanSant, based on speeches mode by President international Intent wore reviewed Mrs. Ensley White, Mrs. Thomas Roosovelt since the treacherous Jap by members of the International Re- Paul, Mrs. M. T. Hazelton, .Miss Dor- attack on the morning of December lation Study group of Little Silver othy E. Busch, Mrs. H. B. Batters- 7. "•'•' .' ; '•' .. ; Woman's club Monday nt the club- by, Miss Mildred S, Clark, Mrs. Lyle In this, Its premiere performance, house. Flans were announced for K. Battersby, Mrs. Bayard' StO ** sides being an accomplished singer Community. Chamber of Commerce ' she speaks French, German, Spanlih, mont Col. D'Ollor said, "This mean headquarters and give this Informa- that two morn counties are sure t Italian and English, tion. At the recout.Fr en. French .Benefit mako a flno showing for tha UBO. In Jt#.;..flJfortf;;iQ,prtrelde.recr«aUoii3:anJt#flJfortild d ' '"* ' 'old at tho-iWaMorrAef6M»;"WeW and'more and more applications uro homelike facilities for the men In orkolty, - ' ' . ... Santa Lutla, Philip Keller, Cnarles Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kraus, Mr, and eel, J. Zuckerman and Qeorg* Sv/laa) Mrs. Bioh-wd Tr«n«y, Mr, and MM, .'Ruth, Janet,'Kenneth and .Stanley Mary MoDougal, B, qt Woodland Howard AsJbue, Mr. ana Mrs,•Har- Golden •VVOodruff, children of Mr,i aifcMrs. avenue suffered lacerations about the old Collins and Mr.,and. Mtg. Wil- •Kepheth; .Woodruff, have! recovered face and body Sunday night when liam Johnson. ' ' . '. ' from scarlet fey«r and ate back at she was struck by a bloyole ridden The aal« of thres borbugh proper- by Jerome Noble, 11 Collln street. ties was repotted at thi meting of BB IT OHDAINBD, tr tie Mayiir »ni Mr. ami Mr». Andrew An^son Ar«5 Mrs. Lloyd .GoldBberry was hostess Confirmation was held In St, Ann's the boreugh council Tuesday night OottuMi ot the^Borouih of llttli"llhSn* at a deaaert-brldg'o Thursday after- Cathollo church Saturday ofternopn, by Borough Manager Clinton B, tioh- Beollpal. Th« .Inproretteitf deaotlbed noon. . Spring flowers decorated the la SeoUon a hereof »re herebr »utaarisW Celebrant* At Dinner Saturday ; About 180 children were confirmed sen and was approved by the mayt-o be made"u local lmproTemenU in the home and. the party; tables; Table by Bishop W. A, Grlffln ot the diocese) or, and oounoll, They also approved DoroutU ol UtUe Silver, MtW itnn, amj - awards were won by. Mr*. .Whitney of Trenton, As a, reward for an ex- for the jmnweee stated |n said ntUon resolutions authorlilnj the payment then la teretir upproprlaUi tl.lgti.oo, I, ' Mr. and Sirs. Andrew Anderson, Conrow, Mrs. Charles "pilsner, and cellent performance the entire school of salaries and bills for the first part which-la Inolueir* of the earn -jfiiaolg-i Mrs. John Bogardu. Attending"frere was granted a holiday Monday. heretofore «nproj>rl»tid «a » down tar. Br. ol Rumaon, celebrated their-gold' District Club or. April • • •;• .;',;..:.. ;••/•; .--• en wedding Saturday at a dinner at Mri. 8. Wlllard ' and Mrs.' Henry The Keansburg Lion's o}ub honored ment for said purpose!, ft «a ntmttit, Hance of Red Bank, Mrs. Louis Wo»t 1 Henry Ruhman, A, ion of Mr. and tlote la theHJeal budcet ot the current the. Molly Pitcher hotel. The couplo two of their, outstanding members Mrs. Louis Ruhmaa of Lohsen.ave- rear, pursuant ta Btntnn 40tt.lt ot Mm Were married In Brooklyn, April 27, Elects Officers and Mrs. John Bogardu of, Long; with a farewell party Monday even- ""if'd.Stftute. ol the SUteof New JK! Branch, 'Mrs. Charles Dllsner at nue has returned home,from Mon- ••/.»' *'•'. j«miinjbr i»w t« it i 1893, and their annlveraary date was ing. They are Clinton Kraus and mouth. Memorial hospital whers h» ; Portaupeck and Mre. Rondo C. Se> Seymour Klolnsberger, who are leav- «d In li» bttdnt ior th» litcti' j««r 1 Monday. - .'- /•. • "••.•-'•. .. -was under roedlcal observation. laid mm of II.BOO.OO to b* .oora» by " Both Mr. add;Mt* Anderson were Mrs. Tuller Heads; Nyso and Mrs. H, Whitney Conrow ing town. Mr. Kraus Is leaving for of> this place. '.'..- business reasons as ha is engaged In Borough - Manager Lohsen. and •aid lmpitj»«ninu. born in Raa, flwedoni- and came to Borough Clerk, Rlohird. A. Jessen Bsctlon; S.~ Tht.Bur-ioMt.-** thr ha- this country at in .-early'; age, Fol- Ex-President'» Club Miss.Helen Gullladeu la 1)1 at her 0. war Industry, and Mr. Kleinberger home on Wolf Hill avenue. were named to the 25th. anniversary prov«m;nU ninrti to In Baolion X .«( lowing their marriage they came to la joining the- U. S. army, The mencommittee,, This event -will fee ob- thl( iJ/4lnan (3,100.00 htnbr 'sppto- munity activities there. Both are BeerB to fill the unexplred term of day evonlng at the school. vtUUd In Baotlon I of this oidlnuioi, )> luncheon were members of the for .inilnMrinr,' inipiollon, Utal »nd ti members of St. George's Episcopal Councilman Harry 3. Layton, who Allan Conroy, Jr., Is convalescing litti. ',,•. ••• . ,...,-• ... .-,',,'..: Woodbrldgo, Scwaren and Carteret has moved to New Brunswick. vartlilng sxwnin Inoldtiit to th.. Ira* church, where Mri. Anderson i» an Woman's clubs. Others elected were at his home. He recently recovered proTtmamti hirM)-* ttuthorlsid bj- ihUor. Mrs.. Emma Flecknor of Portau- from an attack of mumps. active member of St. Mary's guild. Mrs. John Perkins, South Amboy, Keansburg S• "Rldgo road, Jlumoon. _ ' meeting, May 20. Members are Mrs. Mrs. Kathet-lne Hubor and Mri. Q. Following luncheon, which was Waller H. Grills, Mrs. John Stivers, • The Daughters of America met son of "aid Improveroisnt, and In no cajo Their grandchildren are PvLBruco served at the country club, an in-, Gottnerv . Friday,evening in the West Keanft- •h>JI anr Msmmsnt on anr purtal of land Anderson ot Fort Monraouth, son of Mrs. Flora Laverty, Mrs. Thomas Court St. Ann, Catholic Daughters Kossd. fn amount suon partfoular bsntfle, strurhental trio from the Rhodes Williams and Mrs. Abe Hymrm. burg Ore house...' Flans rwere made •dvantait or Incrsut In vulus, »nd, It •flhelr oldest son, Andrew Anderson, Muslo school of Woodbrldge enter- of America, met Tuesday evening. for the monster r&Uy which will be bsneflts so assnsiil shall not wusl tha Jr.; Jean and Serena .Anderson, Delegates to represent the Ocean- Ruth Howard, daughter of Tombe known as a "iVoman'a Program." The hostesses were Mrs. Mary Conk aum o« 12,500.00, the balane* shall•-.- b« tained -with a number of selections. port P. T. A. at the spring county held by, all the combined counolbj on bornt and paid br,tha toroujh daughters of Franklin Anderson; Later In the afternoon members vis' Howard, radio comedian of Rum- One of the features that has made and Mrs. Sarah Koelan. Plans wero Saturday evening, May. 9, in Veter- June and Joyce Anderson, daughters council are Mrs. Thomas Ross, pres- son, has just signed a new contract Miss Howard's program a favorite completed for the.anniversary dinner Hiotlon t. Tha owner of anr land spon ited the Girl's Vocational school at ident; Mt-s.. George C. D. Hurley, an's hall at JNteptune, Each, coun- which any a4) rears;" ' and Mr?. Joseph Svvanson end Mrs. was p'resented Monday by the local Buttonwood drive, from a stay of Sectlcn.tl. A supplemental debt stat*> Mae Johnson, Bronx. Mr. Smith emphasized' the fact the week-end at the home of Mr. and several months In Arizona. ment ot. the municipality haa .been, .duly Mrs. Fred Llebhauser. pupils in the auditorium. made and filtd tn the' ofllc* of ihk' Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Wadlolth .hat we of the . "Salvage for Vic- The Shrewsbury House, owned by and such statement shows that the' true Mr. and Mrs. John Melena of New- Monty Cromer, reception grade, George Silver, Sr., which was badly of Wood^iaven, Long Island', Mr. andtory" program, ail of us citizens, sang "God Bless America;" Donald debttot the municipality haa been Increased Mrs. Joseph Huber and-Mrs. Gerda must be responsible for making up ark spent Sunday with Mrs. Helena's damaged by flre a few months ago, r SWIFT'S br th* Issuance of .th* obligations .herein parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Haw- Erwin, first grade, sang "Let's Re- is undergoing repairs. Addison S. provided br 12,120.00, and that, the obllr Poison of Rockvllle Center, Long Is- the shortage of rubber which ordi- member Pearl Harbor," and Alan The Finest Fertilizer Made. pounds gatlona authorised br this Ordinance *r* key. Davidson is tho contractor. within,the debt limit, as rtfiulred br Sec- land; Mrs. Nils Larson ot Amlty- narily came from, the Malay states Jacobsen, reception grade, sang vllle, L^ng Island; Mrs. Randolph and the Dutch East Indies. The 'Harold Quackenbush, who Is in the Rev. Fred Bruce Morgan of Mor- tion -iOtt-lS of the Revised Statute* tt Coast Guard, enjoyed a three-day "One, Two, Three." the Stat* of New Jarser of 19S7. Spinney of Hollls. Long Isaln'4; Mr. amount of scrap rubber required for gantown, West Virginia, will preach r BONE MEAL - Section 10. All such aiissttnent Incneya and Mrs. Arthur Sundberg of Irvlng- reclaiming purposes is tremendous. furlough from Monday until Wed- Diana Fetter, second grade, played Sunday in the Shrewsbury Presby- when collected shall h*. ImmedlaUlr Plaoed ton-on-Hiudaon, New York; Mr. andThere is lots of scrap rubber around, nesday of this week at tha home of a piano solo, "Minuet from Don terian church, of which Rev. B. in an. account to he known as "Local Im- hto parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles proyement Aasss'sment Account, Such Mrs. GCK. Elk of Richmond Hill, so make It your duty to bring It Juan;" Loomin White, third grade, Frank White Is acting pastor. , moneys shall be used only to par In'ebt- New York; Mr. and Mrs. Klee Dale out of its hiding places and get it Quackenbush. sang an. original song, "Old Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Slattery of ednese Incurred -for. said' hnprovemente,' back to the reclaiming plants. Mrs. Robert Roblson, formerly Frog;" Nancy Meyer, third grade, : Sheep Manure either ly permanent or temporary eertlfl. of White Plains, New York, and Mr. yhlto street are the parents of a catas, jiotea or bondi.. " -, ' and Mrs. F. H. Flror of Pelham, orlj Anderson of Leonardo, is in played the "Girl Scout Parade" on daughter born Tuesday In Monmouth Get all your scrap rubber ready Seattle, Washington. Section 11. All natten In relation to New YiSrk. for tho Boy Scout salvage crew, and the piano. Morgan Knapp, fourth Memorial hospital. tald.improvementa shall be determined br Mrs. Mary Launsberry of Matawan aubiaquent resolutions of the Mayor* and make the next collection a rubber visited Mrs. Fred Collett yesterday r Metal Wheelbarrows each $/|.49 Council of the Boroush of Little Silver. collection. Every little bit helps. at her home here. ' Section IS, Thli Ordinance shall-tak* St. Agnes PTA Let's .do our bit!" Bneclol Lorfre Sire . Tr.,,', •Scot twenty dare after th* flint.publica- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zelzer of tion thereof'after final pauaft. Woodhaven, Long Island, visited Mr. Plans May Parties and Mrs. Edward Tripold, Jr., of Th* above Ordinance waa introduced and Missionary Work I Just received a new shipment of paiied first reading at a regular meetlnir Monmouth avenue, Sunday, of th* llaror and Council .of th* Borough In India Reported Mr, and Mrs. G. McDonald enter- ol Little Sliver, held on April 14, 1148, and. Group to Be Hostess tained Mrs. McDonald's brother, wlU'com*' up for final consideration and 3-4 in. 5-ply Garden paasage at a r*sru]ar meeting of aeid Qov» Mrs. Fred Morf, vice president, Francis Bcoterman, Jr., of Jersey ornlng Body to b* held on Tueidar, April at Regional Session. presided nt a. mooting of the mis-City, and M1S3 Dorothea Van Zant of 28th, 19<», at 8.00 P. M. (Eaatern War sionary study group of tho WomDumon- t in honor of Miss Van Zant's Capable of 200 lbs. wot*r pressure. 25. fta Time), nt th* Council Chambers, In the) Hostesses for a series of Boroush Hall, Little Silver, New Jersey, an's Society of Chrlatinn Service of birthday Sunday, at which time and place all person* deslr. day aftornoon card parties during Embury Methodist church, Little Mr. and Mrs. George Egorer and Ing to be heard will he given full oppor- May were named at a cord party Silver, nt a meeting Monday even- eon George, Jr., of Dover, spent Sat- MOM. \mk jWci -u given by St. Agnes Parent-Teacher Ing nt the home of Mrs. Everett H. urday with Mr, and Mra, Walter G, t Tomato, Cabbage, Lettuce association at Atlantic Highlands, Thome of Prospect avenue. Burkhardt. Tuesday afternoon; Further plans Mr. and Mrs. William Daly of lor the regional meeting of paro- A report ot tho missionary work C the Methodist churches are carry- Ncrth Bergen spent Sunday with The municipal bond ordinance published chial P.T.A. groups at Atlantic High- Mrs, Daly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Pepper Plants doz 2Q herewith liu been tlnallr passed atnl th* lands -wef-e also announced.' Ing on In India was given by Mrs. twenty-dar period of IKnlUtloti ' ulthln Morf, and Mra. Thorno made a William Miller, Sr, which a ault, lotion or proceeding ques- Hostesses for May parties will be prayer. Refreshments were servtd tioning the validity of such ordinance can Mrs. Morris ' Josephs, Mrs. Poter .pi commenced aa provided In the local, at tho close of the evonlng. CUJB BOABD TO MEET $ 95 bond lew, has begun to run front the datej Gettls, Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. ol the first publication ot this aUtemenU Walter Halleran, Mrs. Otis Emery, Attending tho meoting wero Mrs. l'hone Rid Dank *1 t LAWN MOWERS 6" W. , riU3D JU AY Bits, Mrs. John Matthews and Mrs. John Albert Jones, Mis. James Picker- Tho executive board of tho Red Lo.if Druncli 1400 Clark. Joslln. > ... ' Ing, Mia. Walter Morris, Mrs. BenBan- k Woman's club will meet to- We have by for the larpent selection of Laj-m Mowers In 1 jamin Summers, Mrs. Jefferson Dav- morrow morning at 9:40 o'clock at ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tho regional meeting will lie held 1«, Mr«. William T. Sawyer, Mrs. tho clubhouse. Delegates to attend Ited Bank. Over 175 to choose from. All mowers are ftall | Notlte la hereby given that lealed.blda at St. Agnes auditorium May 1-1, will be received br the Council of the) Ocorge Cross, Mrs. William Taylor, the annual convention of the New Bearing. Dorouth of Little Silver, Monmouth Coun- Members of St. Agnes purlin and Mrs. Harold P, Waymnn and MrsJerse. y State Federation of Women's tr. New Jersari for th* conetruouon of the association, who plan to attend, Nod Wilson. clubs at Atlantic City May }0 to 22, 3,07!-lineal feet, more or lest, of concrete) must make luncheon reservations will be named. curbs, on Parker Avenue; la tha aald bor» on or before Wednesday nf nol Tho group will'hold Its next ses- r FIX YOUR SCREENS NOWl! ough. sion liny 20 nt the home of Mrs. MOLLY PITCHER FOOD MARKET Bide will *>• opened and read In publlo week. Reservations are In charge at the room* of the aald Ormncll In the of Mrs, Margaret Mulligan, Mm. William T. Sawyer of Sllverton ave- The road to hotter and bigger bml- 18 Monmouth St. Free Delivery Phone R. B. 3144^ I.ltUe Silver Dorouih flail en Mar tIJ, Michael Connors and Mrs. William nue, ncss leads through Tho RegTstor's ad- X lie], at «r about SiOO p, u, JSaetern Wat vcrtlslng columns.—Advertisement. FltESH MADE SPECIAL IR1ME Time, ' • ' • Sonnet. •• • • ' , GALVANIZED SCREEN 3 k BpeolfteaUona for the proposeel Work, Hamburger Frankfurters prepared br fleoni* K, Allen, Borough En- A. special prize at the 'rue/day Birthday Marks ~~~ RIB t. gineer, hay* been Pled In th* ofllt* ot the party was given Mrs. John Otneralll. —and— ' said Engineer at •> Broad Street, Ited High score in the various card gaa Dinner Party STEAK ROAST Bank, New Jersey, and may be Inspected •win hold by Mrs. Walsh, Mia. Wil- Expert Repairing BOLOGNA br proapectlve klJ "ere during , buslneea Miss Esther' Tulbot observed her BRONZE SCREEN '3%^ «*1 <* | hours. The standard proposal form will b* liam Oakea and Mrs. Timothy Shce- OF furnished upon application^ Octnlnoatlonft lian. Hostesses were Mia, John Ko- birthday at u dinner party Saturday will be furnlihed to prospectlv* blddere cak, Jr., Mrs. Daniel Mclaughlin, at the Wlllowbiook room of Stnd- upon payment of Five Dollar* (ta.oo)i ler'« tavern, Fu| Haven. Dinner was WATCHES, CLOCKS which amount will b* refunded .uoon r«- Mrs. Clyde Buzby, Mrs. Frank Hig- r 29f, DEVOE'S TRIPLE COAT turn ot came In good condition within AY* 1 nerved by John Moore and Mike Gcn- SUGAR CUItED gins, Mrs. Frank Hayes, Mra. Albert tllc. and JEWELRY rniMB CHUCK TENDER JUICY (6) dar* frotn opening of bid. Wolfe, Mrs. Clifford Albcrtaon and Dlde must be on the etandard proposal STEAK or forme In. th* manner deiltnated In, Ihe lira. John Bheehan. Vtlru Tnlliot received her guests In Accuracy, skill and experi- CUBE SMOKED PAINT OUTSIDE WHITE speclieatlont, mult b* enclosed In sealed a turf tan costume, nnd wore a cor- envelop** bearing the name and addraee »«»« of gardenia*. Tho dinner table ence enable us to do the ROAST ot the bidder, and,the nam* of th* pro- STEAKS TONGUES poeed .work on th* outelde..and must b* Red Bank Sailor On was decorated with a oontcrplreo of most delicate repairing. We acoompanled by a oertifled oheck for a rladl«ili,"»laffodlU--a°n-d Sweet' jiens.•'• •guarantee satisfaction.. -Our .'- ic • • eum of not lees than ten (to) per cent of Sturtevarit"JK Saijfe Following dlnnor, giir-it* onjoyed prices will please you., ..•,.:• * th*;*n)Ount bid and * «Hr4ir,«or«jianr:j(*r-" f Francis'jr. Eug^iioii of Mr. anddancing to lliu dooilo's orchestra; tlfloate elating that th* laid surety com- " 33s,; panr will provide ththee bidder with the re- Mr*, Silas D, Runf of Canal tilrtmt, Guc»t« included, Lt. and Mrs. M, Mac- . Silverware Ropnired ,. quireidd bbondd . Dl'Dl'ss must be dellveted at ' ft potty oflloer iMtloned on tho U,Intojhi Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Mtjbi- vmqn JERflEV the place deelgnatetdd or befor* th* ;B. a. Sturttvant, Vhloli ivi» slink this lor, Mr. and Mm. Melvln Poa»e, Mrs. •nd RcpUted like {few WASHED hour named. T/VBLB • WS The Borough Council reMrrvev l th* right "W««k o« the Florida cOMt, was r»-AHa' Hendrloknon, Mime Charlotte to reject anr or all bide It deemede d ta th* ycrted to t>» »att. . ',/ • ' ' - Blenfang, Bfetly Bunds, Ann 3her- N best Intereite ot thee BougBoroughh *o to do., REUSSILLES SPINACH , ouvmta, raAKR1, This news was contained In a tele an-m, May Hhorman, ffidnn Annbloi < FltlCSlI -., ,v '' •' t "em ft Atteeli ' - ' ' Mayor, Uram (torn the sailor' sent Tuonclny and Maureen Kenrpey, Charles Hen- 36 Broad St., " Red Dnalc Ftonnw 1 FltOD t.. AVEM, Hcrouth Clerk. • from Kay West, Florida, where «ur- nett, Jr., Lt, jamea Thompson and a JUICE ' 1 att tod bMB lwd«4. M. L, BchwoW, - . .. EGGS , Boy* o»n rniih* e*trav t ORANGES ltlUdJCrb Rtt BED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 30. 1942. Pane trip to Alabama for a visit with thel ^ Silver son, Louis Herring,'Jr., who la in th Couple Have Aviation Corps, '.'•' ; Tho firemen were called but Satur- Club Observes day . to extinguish a grass fire on Golden Wedding Wyckoff road and'on'Monday to put out a blue in thle borough dump on Party for Mr. and Mra. President's Day Wall street, ' v ; ; John Champagne, Sr. Rev. Herbert S. Craig Rumson Mr. and Mrs. John E, Champagne, Speaks at Annual . . • .. . • , » • t , • t Sr,, of Port Monmouth,, celebrate (The R*cl Bank RepUter can be iough In HumioHumion from HerberHebert KnightKght,, BumioBumior their golden wedding anniversary re- Club Guest Meeting PharmacyPharmacy , Sni llnnrtllnnertjllnn j , Walter TorborTorb i cently with a party at the Fort Mon- and MMrr , Bolhinlxrsxrs) mouth fire house. The interior , o Representatives of 18 Woman's An unexpected flre in the borough the nre house was' decorated In gold ; clubs of the third district attended incineration plant in tho rear of the and white. .The table decorations the; annual presidents' day meeting borough hall caused'damage amount wero carried out with the same col- -Pf the Little Silver Woman's club ing to J800 Sunday night. Fire broto or scheme with a large bosket ol yesterday• afternoon. Mrs, Harry out In a load of garbage which was Sower* as a centerpiece, the tabli H. Coddlngton, club- preslSont, In- to have been burned' Monday and being In the shape of a horseshoe, troduced 'guests, and the third dis- caused damage to the building. The Dancing and entertainment was trict vlco president, Mrjj, E, C. do-blaze was extinguished by both com enjoyed. The muslo was furnished VJIIavcrdo of Interlaken. • * panies of Uie borough under the di- by Mrs, Elslo Lesbrlel, William Sny- Visiting olub presidents were given rection of Chief Frank HI]tbrunnei der and Arnold Wessler. : corsages of pink, gladioli, Frtsl- and Assistant Chief Charles Muegee, Those attending were Mr. and Mrs, denta. Introduced woro.Mra. Benja- Mrs. Erie Swonaon spent the week- John Champagne, .Jr., and daughte min W. ErrlcHaon, president of the end with her son arid daughter-in- Veronica of New Torg' city1, Mr. h) Aras olub of Now Brunswick; Mrs. law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swensoi Mrs. Leon Champagne and daugntoi Eirneot' Jemlson, EJberon Woman's of Hobokeii. Helen of Bast Kcansburg, Mr. and Olub; Mrs. Harry Rupp,, Jr., Farm- Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence' McCor- Mrs. Paul Champagne of Rosedale, lngdale Fortnightly club; Mrs. J. mlck have moved from Windmill Long Island, Mr. and Mrs. George JSlmer. Poarcn, Mannsquin; Mrs. lane r to the Traynor cottage oh BayRelchert and son Georgo, Jr., and August MueWhattsen, Jr., Matawan; street..- .' -••• •' " .'• •" . Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Relchert of Mrs. O. H. (Jordan, New Brunswlok; Mr. and Mrs. John Dill of Second Jersey City,'Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Robert H. Rogers, Bed Bank; street are the parents of a son born Snyder of Keansburg, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs, Jay Leahy, gea Qlrt; Mrs. AdaMonday at Mpnmoutb. Memorial hos- Charles Lesbrlel of Union Beach, Mr. B. Nafow, Shrewsbury reading olub; pital. • ;••••• • • and Mrs. Harry Hesse of Roselje arid Mr?. John H. Bayer, Spring Lake; Registration of consumers for Mrs. Joseph Callahan of East Keans- Mrs*. Norman B. Lockwood, Koyporti sugar rationing will take place Mon burg. . , Robford Mb. Fresh, Sound, Red Ripe Mrs. Walter H. Edgecomb, South day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Beets in ass Brand Amboy and Mrs. Jan Claxton, Long day of next week in the Lafayette Fred Collett and daughters Dorothy, 10c Branch, The president Blent of the Btreet school, from 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. This school will close at 1 p. m., th Mildred and Mabel, Mr. and Mrs. ASCO Fancy *J 10'/>6z. STRAWBERRIES Little Stiver Woman's club, Mrs. Bid Paul Champagne, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ward W. McCiellan, Jr., was also in- four: days but "the high school will Rungo, Mr. and Mrs. James Camp- "Grade A" O cans troduced. , . have two sessions. • bell, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wessler, Tomato Soup 17c Clean-Up week will be held In the Our finest soup, enriched >vith Louella prize butter. Pirrt Tho guest' speaker of the after borough all next week.' 'The officials Mrs, Edward Trlpold, Sr., John Mon noon was Rev. Herbert S. Craig, rec- request the co-operation.of tho resi tag and Miss Jean Walker, all of Box.., tor of Trinity Episcopal churcb, Red dents In making this annual even' Port Monmouth, ^OFFFF Superb blend of O AQf* C Bank. B.ev. Mr. Craig urged the a? success by giving their property a Jbs 15 clubwomen to face the preBont world thorough clean-up. All discarded ma- VVI I LemU worlds finest coffee JL. ^*x\* Large, selected, luscious, sweet strawberries at a foV9" crises with "stern reality, stern terials when placed on the curb wll Tinton Falls price! Serve them now! . ' • truths and.no fantasies." Mrs. John bo collected .by borough trucks. H. Osborn of Tlnton Falls enter- (The Red Bank Itegfitor can 1« bouuh tained wltil four vooal solos. The Joseph . Flnnerty, Jr., of Jersey at Mrs. Sarah Scott's, seneral store) program was arranged by Mrs. KCity, who -returned recently from Miss Wilma Crawford, daughter of Welch Grape Juice & 22c 2S 41 c Stanley Marks, program chairman. Pearl Harbor, where he was sta- Mr. and Mrs: A. £1. Crawford, under- Fresh PEAS tioned three years with the navy, wont an operation for appendicitis The clubhouse was dooorated with spent part of last week with his Saturday in tho Perth Amboy hos- 3%-lb. lQr. 24-lb. Spring, flowers in various colors by uncle, Frederick J. Flnnerty. pital. She Is doing nicely and is ex- ^Enriche -.---.-d . Flou- — r- -.--. bag I/V< bag m _. _ members of the drama department. The summer roundup of children pectod home soon. Hostesses for tea were Mrs, Arnold who are to enter the kindergarten The fire company will hold a reg- You must be satisfied or return unusued portio n and receive ony other brand absolutely free! E. Bowen, chairman, Mrs. A. W. Bry, next September or next February is 2. 15 ular meeting Tuesday night. A ton Mrs. Alfred Cerceo, Mrs. Parker taking place at present. Parents are of coal Is to be disposed of on the KRISPY CRACKERS tW Standard String Beans Tender, full-podded, large sweet peas. Why pay more?^ Bmlth, Mrs. Leopold Flatow, Mrs. r urged to have their children examin- co-operative plan at the first meet- Pound No. 21i Frederick B, Eddy and Mrs. J. J. ed by thetr family physician and to Ing In June. Edward Holloway Is Win-Crest Coffee -> Bag IU Prepared Spinach Ballln, hare any defects corrected, so that chairman of the committee, which Vacuum racked they may enter school with a clean : Mrs. deVillaverde spoke to olub lndudes Theodore N. Parmly, Sr., Acme Coffee Pound Con Standard Tomatoes Iceberg Lettuce members of the coming federation bill of health, If there are any par- and Goorge O'Callaghan. 3 *• m convention at Atlantlo City the week ents who have not received the The board of education held a Moll's Apple Juice n-oi. boiiu Of May 10, She explained the reso- forms necessary for this examination short meeting Monday night at the Farmdale Tomatoes lution adopted by the state board at they may receive them by calling school on matters pertaining to the My-T-Fine Desserts ,, Farmdaij a. meeting in March, when the reso- either school, Rumson 368 or 1508.new addition. Large Sweet Peas Brand \5t 2 , Crisp; extra fancy, sound heads! lution was written asking that the This form is to be brSught, when Mrs. Sarah Scott, who recently N GOLDEN rnpU Fmmchle stats federation withdraw from uni- properly filled out by the family doc underwent an operation at Rlvervlew Standard Fruit Cocktail °;f 25c BANTAM Brand versal membership in the. General tor, along with birth certificate when hospital, Red Bank, Is slowly Improv- MOST Federation of Women's clubs. Tho tho child enters school. ing. ChoiceFruif Cocktail HEINZ Soups KIND! Mrs. Oliver Macintosh of East district vice president advooated that' Mrs. Adrian Nltscholm haB been 111 01 ASCO TOMATOES ^ 19 River road has returned.home from »•«••« the state federation remain a mem- at her home with an attack of arth- Grapefruit Sections ^ 2 2 Chili Sauce Orade A ber of the general federation. Monmouth Memorial hospital with ritis. her, Infant son, Ho 2V4 Fresh Jersey RADISHES,)^ Rov. Edgar A. Miller conducted the con Mrs. Fred G. Dunnell reported that Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bentley of 85 Standard Pears Salad Dressing *••<••'>-«•• £ 12$ £ 35?! S102 was cleared at the recent food Methodist church service last Thurs- East River road are the parents o day evening and the Sunday school SCALLIONS, RHUBARB) J sale. This will be placed in a fund a-son bora April 21 at Margare Marshmallow Fluff Our Best Catsup ^.d for a new roof for the clubhouse. session on Sunday*. Hague Memorial pavilion, Jersey In his court room Sunday Record' City. Mrs. Bentley ' was' formerly er Silas • F. Cronk fined William Educator Ass'f Cookies Cream-White Shortening Suzanne Byers of Rumson. Nlmmo of New York city *2 for NATIONAL Eatontown -Mr. and Mrs. Elmer. Pearsall. o being without .hls.-19«, driver's., lie-, NBCRITZ Crackers v X. IH Crisco, Spry "*•« »•«•• Blngham avenue have as their houso onse, and assessed Ida Stevens of (The Bed Bank BegUter tin !>• bought guost, Mrs, Hopkins of Washington, In EaUnUvm at the storei of William 0. Pino Brook J5 and costs tor neglect- NBfShreddedWfieai ?RESTOtakeFlo¥ T Davli and O. Edward'Smock),' D.C. ;•' ;,-. i'.;.. •- ..--•.'. '• - '• :. Ing to secure her 1942 dog's license. TWRumson High school golf team Mrsv Martha Johnson and'Henry Albert Abdulla and -George Murphy, Keilogg's Corn Flakes * Sweetheart Toilet Soap lost two matches to the Asbury Park who reside at Alfred Vail Homes, Klelnfeldt, fraternal mother and team by the scores of 12^, 2%, and wore each fined ?B and costs on dis- • »** father of the. Eatontown chapter. l£0. • Robert Bayntqn scored the only Toasted Corn Flakes *«<> Old Dutch Cleanser Order of Eastern Star, were two of orderly charges. points for Rumson. Sugar registration In the township HEINZ, Gerber's, Clapps Strained the lour installing oflloors at the in- The Rumson tennis team, will play WHEATIES Gevaert Films •$£•„ stallation ceremony held Tuesday will take place in tho Tinton Falls Red Bank oh Monday. school, the Wayside fire house and1 night at the Eatontown Masonto The 100th anniversary of Blngham CHEERIOATS HersheySoap Granules / hall. The other two were Mrs. Ag- the offices of the Alfred Vail Homes hall will be observed with appropri- on Shrewsbury avenue. o 135>ft. Food 3«ns20c nes Patterson and Miss Hilda Haa- ate exercises Sunday afternoon at 4 |tn, ' - .The Ladies Aid society of the Choice String Beans ^J' 2 «o nf27^ Waxfex Wax Paper 2 roll I9t o'clock. This will mark the re-open- MethodlBt church will meet Thurs- HEINZ Junior Foods 3«»25f 7 Officers Installed wore Mrs. Wllma ing of tho restored building recently day afternoon of next week at the Wllklns, worthy matron; Harry 3. completed by the trustees. A cordial homo of Mrs. G. W. Buck. Derrydale Roll Rowland, worthy patron; Mrs. Edith invitation Is extended to all people Clapp's Chopped Foods 3 «•» 25# . Mrs.-Georgo WIthey, Mrs. William or Richland Sweet Cream Lewis, associate matron; Mrs. Cora of the village to attend. England and Mrs. Joseph Doeley at- BUTTER 41 Cassyn, conductress; Mrs. Kathertne Patrick Sheehan has returned to tended a card party held Tuesday at Clapp's Cooked Cereal 2^7,214 'Smith, associate conductress; Mrs. his post as mail-carrier following his tho Freehold Woman's club for the Silver Carton Gold Seal Carton Selma Shultz, secretary, and Mrs.recent vacation. benefit of Fltkln hospital. Gerber's Cooked Cereal 'W£.lii Emma Ranck, troasurer. The rolir- Seal of 12 Commercial sugar rationing took Mrs. Arthur Fleldnor of Rlvordale EGGS 39c "Dated" of 12 Ing worthy patron is Mrs. Ruth 43 place Tuesday and yesterday at the avenue was hostess last week at a Junket Rennet Desserts vAR*n,iS3>"••• 25*••• 16tf Carey, Mrs, Susan Sherman, Mrs. cial drive for the Y. W. C. A. in the While er Ruth' Crawford, Mrs. SUa Myers, Rumson area in the near future. Mild Store. Cheese Colored '"•27^. Wisconsin Limburger Mrs. Lillian Carey, Mrs, Crawford, Glenwood Fancy "Grade A" Miss Haagen, Miss Dorothea Grlm- Pine Brook shaw and Clarence Ranck. , Union Beach (The Ked.Bank Reslater can be-bought A buffet supper was served follow- at Thomas CalandrlelTo'a store) ing the ceremonies In the hall ban- Mr. arid Mrs. John Keagen of Sev- "Alice Coleman fell against a book- quet rooms. The, tablea wero de(> enth street, are the parents of .a case in tho classroom ot the local Apple Saucet orated In red and White. Flower daughter born last Thursday at Mon- school a few days ago and was cut baskets of mints were favors. More mouth Memorial hospital. - on one of her Angora by the shatter- Fresh. Killed Long Island OM than ISO members and guests at- Harry R. Brelll left last Tuesday ed glass. The pupil was taken to NBC Ginger Snaps hehlened tended. , for Camp Dlx to begin service in the Monmouth Memorial hospital, where Mr, and Mrs, K. Smerneos of Lew- United States army. two stitches were taken to close the Supreme Enriched Bread is street are the parents of a daugh- The Women's Democratic club will wound. ' ter born Monday In Rlvervlew* hos- hold a business meeting next Wed- The old Squnnkum gravel road has Orange & Grapefruit Juice pital. Red Bank. . nesday, afternoon, May 6, at the Vil- become badly ridged by the heavy ASCO Mrs. Joseph S. Btackhouse of Lew- lage inn. . , ' raffle of army trucks. Plans are Famous genuine Long Island Ducklings at a record Premium Evap. Milk Brand is street, wife of the school princi- The Regular Republican club holds said to bo under way to have the pal, Is visiting her husband's par- card parties every Friday evening at road Improved by state aid. •' low price. Serve one this week-end for a change, . ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stack- the club house at Union and Lorll- Fawns have been seen this week Farmdale Evaporated house of Vlneontown. lard avenue. running across the roads and with Glenwood fancy "Grade A" Apple Sauce. You |b. Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of through tho woods In this section. Mrs. Annabcll Donnls, Mrs. George Endorsed by Tall B. Whltneld and Mrs. Minerva Gib- First street are the parents of a son Mlsa Miriam Herbert and Harold must be satisfied or all your money back. Ik A 211^- American son yesterday attended tho Spring born Thursday at the Long Branch Suttcr of Rumnon were Sunday visit- sT Y 411IV Medlcol Asin. cans hospital. . ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 23c institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance union at the Asbury Tho Ladlos' Auxiliary of the Asso- Howard Stevens. ' Park Presbytorlan church. ciated Veterans met Wednesday Tho Pine Brook Mro company was Mr. and Mrs.' Sponcer Patterson, night of last week and held a draw- called to Waysldo Sunday to aid In Ch u ck Roa st or Stea k ii> 2 3 c Mrs. Charles Pla'"of Tlnton Falls and ing for gift awards for "Our Boys In extinguishing' a big forest blue. SAVES ON OUR CARD PLAN Mrs. King of Oakhurst, took a motor Service." The following names wore A program Is bolng arranged for trip Wednesday of last week and vis- drawn: William Knight, Anthony La- exercises to be held In obsorvanco of ited friends in Pennsylvania. Conte, James Sullivan, Steve Masa- Mother's Day at St. Thomas' church HOUSEHOLD Stanley' Roberts, son of Mr! androsa and William Washington. The Sunday, May 10, o,t 3:30 p. m. FRYERS Fresh Killed ib. 29c INHITUTE® Mrs. Charles Roberts of Lewis street, group plans to conduct a card party The Bum of $22 was raised by the Is now stationed at Fort Dlx. in the near future to raise funds. concort givon last Thursday night in ' The Woman's Bocloty of Chriatlah Word has been received hero that St. Thomas' church by the old Fine Service hold a silver tea last Friday John A.. Wllko, son of Mr, and Mrs. Brook choir for tho bonoflt of the GALAS Smoked xnt-b. 31c evening at tho home of Mrs1. George Fred WUwe, who, are summer resi- building and loan fund. Mrs. Delia B," Whltefleld. Games were played and dents of Union Beach, has boon re- ohnson arranged the affair arid Rib Lamb Chops « 33c Beef Liver Selected «- 31< refreshments served. Tho'final vege- cently promoted from private first Mrs. Eletha Williams directed the Ib; t' table' soup sale took place Tuesday class to the rank of oorporal. Corp- Former church singers who .came Lean Sliced Bacon Veal Brains «• 19^ OF HIGH CARBON; by the group, A rogulnr meeting of oral Wllko is stationed at the air 'l'om Red Bank, Asbury Park and the sootety will bo hold next Tues- corps proving ground at Elgin Field, M* place Cross Rib Pot Roast •-•33< Filet of Sole *22tf CUTLERY day at the Methodlat parsonage. Florida. A turkoy dinner will bo hold at the ' Miss Jennie Watklns of Now York . Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner of parsonage for the church building Breast of Lamb s— STIEL...THSY, and Mr. and Mrs. Polhomus of Free- Lorlllard are the parents of .a daugh- and loan bonoflt. Mrs. John Ramsay, "• 12c Sliced Codfish «-17tf hold were Sunday guests of Mrs. ter born/Tuesday, April 21, In Mqn-the paBtor's wife, will bo In charge. Skinless Frankfurters it 31c HOLD AN EDGE Delia Watklns, mouth Memorial hospital. "' ' A meeting of the Ladles' auxiliary Fresh Jersey Mackerel »•• 13< 30 Freih . Miss Virginia Zlngale, who has a An emergency hospital la being es- f the fire company wdo hold Tucs- Ib. I secretarial position In Washington, tablished In tho borough hall through lay night In the flro house, 'S Corned Beef Buik DAYS' contributions of local residents and Wof.r Ree Shod D. C, Is spondlng a 10-day vacation A spoiling boo wilt bo hold next Ib, TRIAL with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the efforts (Jf tho patrlotlo workers. Wednesday evening In the church by Fancy Dried Beef Jlli.d *.*.-18< wllh H» Much, equipment has bsen donated Shad Tliomon Zlngnlo. tho Budn cf Promise. Prices will be Mrs. Ashley Sherman, who lins but a great deal Is still needed. twarded the.winners. Refreshments Bought Before We Entered the Priority! boon 111, Is able to be about again. Miss Anna Catahon or Columbus 111 bo sold. . Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bchlck wore avenue was guest of honor at a mis- A penny social, to have been held Help Win the. Warl Conserve Paper — Uso a Shopping Bagl Buy War Saving Sfdmpsl guests last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. cellaneous shower given Friday even- ast wools by tho Sunday-school, was Charles Pia of Tlnton Falls, • Ihg by Mrs. Mary Uarrlse. of Union, postponed to n later date. -... William, and .FranK. Roardon of M,rs. Clifford dvans of this place and —JeTBBy^Clty"w»™i8undBy:V[»H6Vs*t M s; AAJ*n«Jprtont i JrWe»JrWl l NNew 1 York. The party was held' al tho tho homo of Mr, and Mrs , Irving St; Mary's guild of fit,' George's VanBrunt. h,om« of 'MrsMH. Slvanih . ' Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wagnor and The Daughter,*' of America mnr- plscopa) church, Rumson, In spon- daughters, Ruth, Margarot and Bar-ohandlso olub awards drawn Mon- soring a sound.motion picture, ,"Tf!« bars, of Bollovlllo, havo' been visiting day night went to Mrs. Qhrlstlne Llfa of Christ/' to bo shown at Ralph Mrs! Wagner's mother, Mrs. Edith Qunsauls and Helen Bracken, both hs.ll, Rumson, Wednesday • night, of of thin horougli. ••..'.• rtt v/ook nt'8-o'clock. , The pro- Lewis. ir»rn In open to the-pijbllo and the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herring of Klndlnir hulPn l« ««.v with . im runs for two hours. There will tSU olreet are on > 10-di.jr actor i»rAd^A4v, rtUemJ2t, ', JM,admission phargo. .. .-:' :> These Prices Also. Effective In American Stores RED BANE REGISTER, APBIL 80,1942. aponalble for' the car* and cleaning prtaohlzur oa "Han Answers Ghost" Obltxiariw in charge of W. K. Freeman, will . v. SAMDEti BBIGHAM ol the church one week dorlnftho Special • muilo will be furnished by be la Maplewood cemetery. , Samutl Bilghan, 81, % native) et '"I year. However, each spring and fall Mrs. Marion Storer at the organ and . COSOltoJD >. England, who, lived Buy years on the women co-operate in a thorough tinging by Mr*. Margaret Deepereaux. Cornwall street, Highlands, died Sun- Items Pertaining housocleaalhg. ' . AB all-message and healing service Stricken with «n (Ujute ht«rt at- Frederick L. Baker of Shrewsbury day at Haiard hospital, Long Branch. The Sunday-school will b* conduct- wiU be held Wednesday, May «, fol- tack Friday mornlnjr while at his He t>«d bssu at Briur Hill home. eil at 0:iS a. m. lowed, by an open forum, Tuesday avenue dl«d Sundayi In Kasturd hos- work as ^ardtaar oa Harry H. Neu-pital. He was 10 years old.' Freehold, fpr "the last tbrea years. Sunday-school teachers will matt eTenings' e,t the Florence avenue, berger's estate, Sunnyalie Farm, on There are no due relatives. .. next Monday,; May <, at 8 p. m. Leonardo, home of the pastor, card Surviving, besides his wife, Mrs. S the Liricroft-Mlddletown road, tear Ardella Baktr. are a brother, LeBoy Funeral services wero held Tues- Our Local Churche The, church council, will meet parties ar? held for the benefit of Llncroit, George 'J. Gasklll, S3, re- Baker of Jamaica, Long Island, and day afternoon at A. M. Posten ohd Thursday, M«y 7, at 8 p. ra. at the the church maintenance fund. turned to his'home on the estate and church. .;• . .<:,.>•, :-.-.' . two, sisters, Mrs. Mary Jackson pt Sons' parlors, Atlantlo Highlands, passed away before the) arrival of the the Bronx and Mri. Fannie Edwards and Interment was in Bay View cem- >BEfiBSTEBIAN HfgglMon, president of the W. 8, a Its Inception the Lutheran service Mother's day, next Sunday, the spe- S. Mrs. Kohl and Mrs. Boyd are co- family physician, -who- had been has- of Jamaica. , etery. commission has set up 81 centers in cial offering envelopes for Lutheran tily summoned, Mr. Gasklll had suf- The pastor. Bar. John A. Hsyw, chairmen of the calendar party to communities adjoining camps hav- world action and service men's work Little Silver The funeral will be held this af- •will preach BUudny morning at 11 be sponsored by the "W. 8. C. 8. Tues- fered previous attacks, but -was able ternoon at 3 o'clock at the African ing large concentration* of Lutheran will be received, to: be around'and attend to his du- ALFBED' BCABOT. o'clock in the church auditorium. day, May 28, at 8 p. m. in the Fel-men. Theso centers are staffed by r4 was In charge of Hubbard,Mrs. William Hubbardand facilities.. In San Francisco the need In Newark, where he lived. He, was tha senior Christian Endeavor meat- Mrs; Harry Heavlland. the world. . .' . on Samson road'woijih they, recent- Edarar N. GaskiU of Oceenport, and for a center was so/ great that the The Golden Text is: "The Lord is forced to reUro several years ago .. ' /:'f;:.HAJBBT DTJNW/y •!. 'i' Ing Sunday night The subject was ly bought from Theron Brower, ' a sister, Miss Bessie B. Gasklll, who because of illness, mbvlcgirom New- Mother's day will be observed at Service Men's commission has taken known by the judgment which ho Ml** Shirley SUlwell of Everett Harry Dunn) $8, died .suddenly Frt. "What Do We .Mesa When We Say lived vr|tb her brother, ark to Lepnardo. '••' •' ' v 1 tho morning .worship Sunday, May over a completely furnished' 165- exeouteth: the wicked is snared in Bpent the week-end with, Mra. Lil- day Jrio.rnlnar pf a heart attack At •Missions ;" Members of the Young 10, at IX a. m., with special muslo The funeral'-wis held Mondsy af- : Burvivlng are Ms wlf o and a son,' People's group of the Baptist church room hotel. the work of his own hands." (Psalms lian Lovekln of Rumeon road. • ternoon at his Ute home with Rev. his home, 92 Third street, Keyport : and sermon fitting to the observance. Beside the 81 full-time service cen- 9:18). Robert. Grimm. Funeral services were guests. , Mora than $70 was realized from Herbert S. Craig, rector of Trinity .ware held Monday morning in Bt He had lived in Irvlngton for 2a Sunday morning, May 17, at the ter pastors, the Lutheran service Among the Lesson-Sermon cita- the supper served last Thursday in years before moving to Keyport about The annual meeting and fellow- close of the service, the Gideons will Episcopal church, ofBotating. Eugone Agnes church, Atlahtlo Highlands, |T men's commission has 65 contact tions Is the following from the Bible: the church, hall by the Woman's So- Magee, Jr., was soloist, the selections two years ago; „./ ship, supper of the Mon'mouth-Ocean be present to dedicate a number ol men near important training cen- "Then when lust hath conceived, It ciety of Christian'Service. and Interment, in oharge of A. M. county Christian Endeavor union Bibles to-be given later to the sol- bein« "Just Aa X Am," "Th« OldPosten and Sorts, .was In Holy Se- '. He ja'sufylyed.by >ls'.wlfe, .UCrs. ters. These are pastors ot established brlngeth forth sin; and sin, when it David, son of Mr. and Mra, Rich- Rugged Cross" and "Abide With Mary O. Dunn. Funeral services was held Tuesday night, at' Old Ten- diers present at the service and then congregations-who give up to half of is finished, brlngeth forth death." ard Cltpp, underwent an operation pulchre cemetery, '.Newark, , : nent church, " The pastor, Rev. taken to the fort in the afternoon. Me." The bearers were Edgar Clay- were held Sunday morning at Irv- their time In ministering.to the ser- James 1:16). last week for the removal of his ton- ton, Barry Flammer and Nicholas lngton arid burial was at Jamaica, Charles Neff, pointed out the Inter- At the evening service, May IT, vice men. Rev. Walter Cowen, pas- »lla. esting hiatorio features ot Old Teu-members of the local Rebekah lodge The Lesson-Sermon also includes and Raymond Woolley. Burial, in j Long Island. , ". • nenb-MIss Elisabeth D.Voorhees of will be in attendance and partici- tor of the local church, works with the following passage from - the The Touth Fellowship members oharge of the Worden funeral home the commission aa part-time service Christian Science textbook, "Science enjoyed a skating party Monday 'Funeral services for' Walter NUtt Brlelle, president, conducted the bus-pate in the worship. The annual rol of Red Bank, was in the Old Meth, of Eatofttown, who died Monday' of lneirflesslonitJr.-Charles^T.JWtsch calUervJce. and Old, Home day will pastor. His task is to contact the and Health with Key to the Scrip- night at Singing Wheels arena. In odlst church oemetery at West Lorig Lutheran'' men of Fort Monmouth tures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Every tho party were Thomas, Irving and ; last week at Andy's garage, • Loatf of Priocaton spoke on the subject, bs held Friday, May 22,"beginiiliitrat Branch,;' ' ' '' ' 'l' Branch, were held Saturday at tho "Redeerning the Time." 3:20 p. m. The speaker will be Rev.and Fort Hancock.--A-feature of-his upposed pleasure In sin will furnish Robert_ Summers, Robert McNally, work Is to visit each Lutheran ser- more than its equivalent of pain, DavlbV Roskilly, Harrison Sham- Flock Funeral home, with. Rev. O. The' Home department visitors met A, C. Brady, superintendent of the MBS. PHlLOilENA ASOHETTINO. Ernest Thbmas of St. Luko's Moth- MONUMENTS! New Brunswick district. At 7:45 a vice man In these camps, minister to until belief in material lite and sinpanore, Jr., Alien Conklin, Peder J. at the''home of Mrs. David Hance, their spiritual1 needs, supply them Is. destroyed. To reach heaven, the QisIesOn, Jr., Jean Parker, Barbara Mrs. Phlldmeno. Asohettlno, widow bdUt ohuioh' ofllclatlng.. Interment 25 Arthur place, Monday afternoon. song service will begin the meeting. The guest preacher will be Dr. Har- with testaments, prayer books and harmony ot being, we must under- Conklin, Jianette, Ruth Gross and of Flora Aschettlno, ot 278 Bridge was In Woodbine cemetery. ' ' Thevjoonthly meeting Of the board vey Green, headmaster at Penning- literature and,bring them in contact Btand the divine Principle of being." .da Smith. , -.•-,.• avenue, pasied away early Sunday Mr. Nutt and his wife, Mrs.' Cora of trustees was held Monday night ton institute. A fellowship supper with the families of the church. (P. 6). Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. andevening at. her home after having Edwards Nutt, who ^urvlvei,' were' •* ot theVpfacs of Alexander p. Cooper, t 5:30 o'clock will be a feature of It is to-be emphasized 'that, the Mrs. Irwln Campbell of Prospect been in falling . health for two musicians. Ho was.a former mem- 19 Uqnmouth etreet. The new offi- the day. This meal will be pre- work of the Lutheran service men's BAPTIST avenue, Foxwood, has been ill at her months.- Sue -was a resident of Red ber of,Red Bank Elks and Moose cers,; Joseph C. DaviBon. president, .lodges, arid, the Jr. O, V, A. Mi-and pared and served by the women of commission and its program supple- Leonardo ome. : . Bank,' tha last 43 years and was Cornelius Q'. Muyskens vice presl- the church. There will be special ments rather than competes with the widely known throughout this sec- Masonlo lodges of Eatonto*n. • dent,'.Harold S. DeVoe siecretary and Joyce Nllson, daughter of Mr. and' music by the choir under the dlrec work of tho U, ,S. O. Leaders believe The preparatory class for church Mrs. Noel Nllson and the two. chil- tion. Her husband passed away A. pi Cooper treasurer, filled their membership will be held at the par- tlon of Miss B. Marshall. that, the church has a responsibility dren of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor about. 20- years ago.i r LEWIS T. CONHIJN. respective offices during, th». business 1 to minister to the spiritual needs' ot onage this afternoon at 3 o'clock. have the mumps, , Mrs. Aschettlno Is survived by four meeting. The official board of the church At 4 p. m. the pastor's choir will The funeral of Lewis X ConWln Its members wherever they may be. Mr. and Mrs. O. Ravmlal of Little daughters, Mrs, Susie AnteDOrl, Mrs. of Bergen place, who died Tuesday - Yoiir. Expression of Rev, Mr. Hayes' was the guest will meet Tuesday, May 12, at 8 p. m. Everything raised by the appeal In net at the church. Higgh school Silver Point are. on a three' weeks' Dolphins Murdlco, Mrs. Dora Her- speaker: at the Presbyterian Brother- Tomorrow at 3:45 p, m. the class in 'hrlatiai n EndeavoE r societi y meetinti g of last week, -was held Friday after- preparatory membership will meet excess of $290,000 designated for the vacation trip to Wichita, Kansas. ' nandez and Mrs.- Angelina' Bltzarroj noon at his late home vdth Rov. True Remembrance jt;;'rally Tuesday night at service men will be used for the sup- win be held at the church at 1:40 Mrs. John^ Bates and Mrs. Henry three sons, Herman,'Nordy and Mltty o'clock^'at Union. in the chapel, with Rev. Perlnchlef, m. Charles A. Thunn, pastor, ot the Bap- to receive instructions. Thl class port of war-orphaned missions and Germond are in charge of decorat- Aschettlno, and .several grandchil- tist church, offlclatlng. The bearers No other act of a nprmal Member* of the Intermediate s Lutheran refugee service. Directors The Edna Woodward chapter ot ing the altar In St. 'John's EpWcopal dren, all of Red Bank. ' , mati's Ufa gives him more Chriitlin Endeavor group, under.the will be received into full member- the World Wide guild will hold a de- were three sons, Frank, Jjdwlp, and ship Methodist students' day, June of the Lutheran world action have chapel during May. Services were held yesterday morn- Fred Conklin; a grandson, Raymond .complete . aoul . satisfaction' leadership of Mrs. John A. Hayes, also decided to contribute to the otional and program meeting at the The Wenonah Missionary society ing at BL Anthony's R. C. church. than the building of a Me- held !£ social party and business ses- 14, at the morning service. Children lome of Mrs. Thomas Faton, 82 Lo- Conklin, and two great-grandsons, 1 will also be presented for baptism' at work of the Y. M. C. A. war prison, will meet Friday evening of next Rev. Salvatore RV DlLorenco, rec- . mortal to his loved ones who sion-aft the home of Mr. and Mrs. era' aid, which serves men in prison :ust avenue. Red Bank, tomorrow week at the home of Mrs. Madeleine tor ot the church, celebrated a sol-' Alien Conklin and John Hillyer. Bur- Thomas P. Doremus recently. The this time.' Those having children to light at 8 o'clock. ial, In oharge. of the Mount ^Memor- havi), gone on, , . . ' be baptized should notify the mlnls- camps in all parts, of the world, and Wllby of Rumson road. ema high, mass of requiem, Rev. • following new officers were elected Sunday services will be Sunday- ial home, was in Fair View oemetery. Our;. select Barro Memorials' tor tjjfli current Sscai year; Peter er In. advance. to the emergency fund of the Amer- Rev. Harold - P, Waymon will Daniel G. Houlihan, assistant rector, can Bible society. • .; ' . icliool session at 8:43 a. m and morn- preach In Embury Methodist church was deacon,.. and Rev. James B. bear tho. Gulia mark ot iff-. Doremiis president, William Moore The choir will rehearse Friday ing; worship at 11 a. m. Mr. Wolf will ANNETTE eOVTElM), iproval—yoiir guaranteji'«'fs, vies president, Grace Woodhead see- In discussing the appeal Rev. Cow- Sunday morning on Philip Embury, Coyle, assistant rector of BL James' evening at 7:80 o'clock. Boy Scouts re'ach on "Making Way For Be- after whom the church was named. n. C. church,' wak sub-deacon. The finer,Memorial nt no extra' Tetarjr>(uid Barbara Doremus treas- meet in the church garage building in explained that with the advent of i-Ival." Annette Sovlero, Infant daughter the war in 1939, Lutheran mission- Mr. Wayman will address tbe Long church choir, Including Misses Gloria, iCOst Visit our showrqbm.and urer,;'!* '_..-:' Friday evenings at 7:80 o'clock with Junior Christian Endeavor meet- ot Nicholas' and ' Jean Sovlero of ary societies in Norway, Finland, Branch Young People's Federation ChlnrayallotU,. Marie Cannella, Jen- Shrewsbury avenue, died 'Sunday ' set our display of these certl- Ths ^nursery department will,be Scoutmaster Joseph Vaileau, ing will begin at 6 p. m. Tha Senior fleif MomorlBls, -'•'•••' ''•"'.'• Germany, France and penmark were meeting Monday night: in Anbury nie Blzzarro and Josephine Boncore, morning In St. Francis' hospital at open; to' any child during church ser- cut off from their mission fields. This DhrlGtlan Endeavor society will meet church. North, Long Branch, and Philip Costa, chanted the mass vices;'supervised by an adult and as- BAPTIST •- -: 'or the monthly consecration and Trenton of pneumonia. Surviving, ot some 2.0Q0 Lutheran missionaries, New curtains' for ,the, Methodist and Miss Mllllo Claglla was the besides her. patents,.are two-sisters, sistant; The following girls will as- teachers, doctors, nurses and work- prayer moetlng at 6:45 p. m. Evon- parsonage are being- purchased by organist. ' -, sist/#rs. Douglas H. King in tha Saturday morning the members of >ng hour of worship will be held at Th« funeral, which was private, was JOHN VAN KIRK the Baptist Women's League will ers without support from their home tha Woman's society of Christian The bearers were Chester and Sil- .held Tuesday morning With Rev. nure&ry during the follow Sundays: basis. Thus the Lutherans of Amer- 8 o'clock. The men's cholr'will sing Service. vio Schlavone, Ssmuel Bossone, and Nnt to Mt. Ollv»l rCantttry . Gladys; Cottrell, May 3; Barbara serve their fourth annual May break- and the pastor will use as his theme, Salvatore DlLorenzo, rector of St. faat in the church dining room from ica become responsible for all Lu- Robert Drew, son of Mr. and Mrs.Frank, John, and Angelo Aschettino. Anthony's church, ofitclatlriff. • Bur- Phone Red Bank 319 dramas. May 10; Grace Woodhead, :heran missions in the world except "Ability by Faith." J. B. Brew of Little Silver Point, en- Interment, with the Wordens funeral Mayj-17. Mrs. King announced Sun- B to (Lo'clqck. Mrs. J. S. Yoat and The Elsie KittUte chapter, World ial, In charge, of the Mount Mem- Mrs. Harry Chamberlain are co-hoet- tbose-of--. Sweden.--,In.-l?41T:tha~ tertained a few friends last week sit home of East Front street; -was In orial .home, was In Mount Olivet R. F.D. Box 108, Red Bank day that they art gradually acquir- Wlde-gaildrwlll-meetat the church a party In HJ,elebraUon_jQZ_hia.jlxU>. ! esses in charge of the kitchen; Mrs. therms ot America contributed r Moun,tOllvat:.cemetery, Mlddletown l!' ing the. equipment necessary tor this $250,000 for this work, i To this Monday eveningi , MMa y 4, at 7:3730 birthday. A few:days later he wa»township, where the prayers were led deportment. A rug, 0x12, Is needed Homer Methot is chairman of dec- rations; Miss Alma Thompson is in amount the Norwegian government o'clock. On this occasion the room- quarantined with scarlet fever. The by and the absolatlon was,given by lor this, department. In exile in London, recognizing the ers of the Woman's Missionary ao- son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mar> Father Houlihan. Members of the> junior church- charge of tickets and Mrs: Charlea Hommell Is heading the group of character and excellence of the work, :lety will be the quests of the girls 'in of Sunnycreot, Is alooquo.rs.n- • Tuesday/ evening Father DILorenso schoplidepartment and Junior Chris- appropriated (200,000. nd will Join in leading the . devo- ined. recited the Rosary at the residence. iion;EJhdeavor will demonstrate a waitresses. The elaborate decora- tions which transform the room into tions and program.. The .meeting of Mrs, Bruhno Is 111 Et the home'of map they; have made In the near the advisory board will be held in her daughter, Mrs. Harry Dunbar of future. • They are preparing stories a plcturo.hu been of great appeal to SALVATION ARMY. '' MBS. ANNA L, COLE. many to attend thle affair annually. tho church at 8 o'olock. Sunnycrest.- She . was stricken Sat- for i map, which they have Mrs. Anna L. Cole, 70, widow ol Saturday afternoon .Raymond The Sunday services will be In The American Red Cross sewing urday with a! heart attack. TJau will Itnte lit our ttrulci aomtihln^ blronytr learned Jn thet junior-primary de- charge of Adjutant and Mra. Lyell ind knitting group will meet at the Letters have been mailed out to Iaaao D. Cole, a native of Matawan, psrttoent under the leadership ot Whitcomb will show moving pictures died Friday of a heart attack at her at the church on "Tha Life of Rader of the divisional headquarters hurch next Wednesday from 10 a, approximately 600 families in the tlal mt** routini.. .aptnuint rupltntniutff. that MraV'iFrank ,'W. Hewitt and her as- staff. The publio services fpr the xi. to 4 p. m. The weekly pprayer borough calling attention to the local home in Riverside Heights, where sistants, • - Christ." There is to be no admission she had moved two -weeks befori and an invitation is extended to ell day.Include Sunday school at 9:45 eetinti g wililll be helhld att 88 p. m. 7.M.C.A. campaign for fSOQ needed SeSrieral of the church-school lead- , the holiness meeting at 11, The annual business meeting of to insure continuance of this worth- after living; 45 years in Woodridge A your Inltniii, .'".• , '• . . ' en are planning to attend the Unit- the community. The pictures will the church will be held Saturday and'Rutherford, begin at 3 o'clock. ' tha Youtig People's Legion irfeeting while activity. Richard K. Cooke, ed Christian Education advance con- at 6:30, a atreet service at 7:30, and vening. May 9, at 8 o'clockf when president of the board of directors She was a charter member; of vention being held tomorrow and Mrs. Fred Conover Is chairman of he reports.'of all committees and the. hostess committee in charge of the salvation meeting at 8 • o'clock. of the local "Y," will preside at a Wesleyan Methodist church, East Saturday at tba Hotel Dennis, At- The adjutant is the leader of young cletlea of the church will be re- campaign dinner to be held tomor- Rutherford, and a member of the lauUa-.Clty. One of the goals of the e weekly Saturday evening "open cwed, noting the accompllihments house" entertainment for the service leople's work In this area, and will row evening at 7 o'clock at tho Rose- Sons and Daughters of Liberty ot Advance Is to reach every person meet with the officers responsible f the church for the entire year. velt tea room. • Rutherford. Surviving are a son, in the community with Christian men at the fort. The committee will be on hand to greet the soldiers at for the local program. In a special Lester Cole of Red Bank; three if fount ulemonaJ.-Jfotne teaching. , /, 'strategy council" Sunday after- KEANSBURG METHODIST. daughter), Mrs, Vivian Jahannenman Mernbers of the Young Women's :S0 p. m. and all are welcome. The church school will convene loon. Services for Sunday will begin as Keyport of Palmyra, Mrs. Myrtle Dlstel. of 3rtdtric J\. -Jtaanii, nlgr. Blblej.'olass of the Presbyterian Red Bank, and Miss Florence Cole, church held a covered dish supper lunday morning at 8:4$ o'clock with Coming from a long line of ovan- sual with Sunday-school at 10 a. m. laslonary programs being present- gellitlo preachers, the adjutant car- « 11 o'clock the minister, Rev. Mal- (Th» Bed Bank JUztiter can bt ioujht with, whom she lived, and two sis- recently at the home of their ad- In Ktypoit horn Co>t& Brothars, Mrs- ters, Mrs. Albert Varcoe of Bast 135 W. 226 visor;' Mrs. Albert W. Worden. ed in the various departments. There ries this'spirit through his services olm K Wlllitts will lead the worship foltfant, are discussion classes for the young lervlcs and speak on file theme, Florence Molee, Qug Senaon, Mri. Clara Ruthorlord,,and Mrs. William Lam. BVjHowing the meal the girls and and from hla varied experience and Sunaman and Mrs. 'U. Flofaky) : bertof Spring Lake. their 'guests were ehown the motion and older people and interesting world-wide travels he presents a 'Taking the Tide in Religion.'.' In the study groups for children. message of Interest to all age groups, ivenlng at 7:45 p. m. there will be Kenneth K. Conklin, Jr., has been Funeral services were held Sun- picture "The Life of Christ" by R. elected-chief of the fire department, ffi. WSltcomb of Hardtag road. Mr. The Holy ordinance of Communion Mrs. Rader Is the daughter of Com- special service for young people. day afternoon in Rutherford, where 'ill be observed at the 11 o'clock The minister will preach on the sub- succeeding Joseph Carney. Ernest the body was taken by the Worden Whifcojart spoka throughout the two- missioner ' and Mrs. A. M. Damon, Walling was elected first assistant hour protection, pointing out the in-morning worship service, Sunday. /former leaders of the work of the ect, "Life Is What You Make It." Funeral home. Red.Bank, and in- WR1ALS IN ALL The right hand of fellowship will be Vt 9 o'clock the Youth Fellowship chief and Vincent Applegate second terment took place In East Ridge- teresting sections of the story and Salvation Army In the Eastern ter- assistant chief. Mr. Conklin is a RITES interspersing his talk with various given to all new members. The pas- ritory, now retired and living in ill meet in the Sunday school room, lawn cemetery, Clifton,, tor's meditation thought will be on ilarence Walling will be the leader. member of Rarltan hose company Our long experience and songs and hymns. Those present Ocean Grove. and will take office at tha annual took', part In the singing of hymns. 'At the Door of the Upper Room." The Sunday-school contest is meet- Other meetings during the week JOSEPH WBIGHT. dlverslned following en- "Vof. Frederick Ball at the organ will ncluda that of the official board Inspection of the department n»xt ables us to conduct burial Tho. gueeU of the Bible group In- ing with a good response. Red month. . Joseph Wright, 61, farm laborer, services in accordance) oluded; members of the various Sun- render, "Chant Sans Paroles" by van Bank is racing neck and neck with Monday evening, tho Men's club at with the traditions ot all Goeens aa the morning prelude; and the borough hall Tuesday evening Mrs. E. Kenneth Hoose has re- was found dead in his home on day-School classes and other friends. the leaders of the whole Northern Nutswamp road, near Everett, Thurs- sects; oresds, fraternal or- There wero about SO present the choir will sing the anthems, New Jersey division. and Wednesday night a special prayer turned from a visit with her par- ganizations and national- "Spirit of God" by Crall and "These ervice in the parsonage. The choir ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer In day morning. Death was due to a ities, We have ths proper The next social for the Bible class The beginners' bond practice will heart attack. He had lived at Ever- will ba held Thursday night. May 23, Are They " by Vail. ill meet for practice as usual. This Buffalo. equipment and under- >e held Tuesday evening at 0:30 eok the senior choir will meet at student In the ett about SO years, ' Surviving are standing to apply to fu- at the 'home of Miss Nornaa Norman, At 6:30 p. m. the young people's o'clock. The Ladles' Home league Clifford Larkln, group will most for their Sunday Mrs, TVarson's home on Maple ave- Moodey Bible Institute in Chicago, his wife. Mrs. Miry- Wright, and nerals of any size or char- Harrison avenue, when the annual will hold its monthly business meet- two sons, Joseph, Jr., and Peter tr ' election of officer* will take place. evening dlscueslon and thla will ba ue. has been spending a week with his Ing Tuesday. Two teams have been parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold. O, Stlma, wiio lived at home, and a Tha next regular meeting will be followed at 7:30 by the new evening formed in tho contest for new mom- 'alngspiratlon" service. Larkln. daughter, Mrs. E. p. Peck ot Blocm- this. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock in iers. Mra. Marlon Hlght is captain SEA BRIGHT METHODIST. fleld. ' •« thu .classroom at the church. The mld-weak prayer service Wed- Mra. Abby P. Damon, a former of tho Blues and Mrs. Sylvia Chad- The guest speaker Sunday at 7:80 The funeral was held Monday JOHN E. DAY Members of tho class attending in- esday evenings during May will be wlck captain of tho Reds. m. will be Andrew Sutter of Rum- resident, now of Marlton, was the cluded Mbwes Frances P. Sherwood, 3o»ed on Bible discussions of Christ- recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- morning at the John H. Day Fun- The Boys' club and band practice on. Congregation singing of hymns eral home, and later at St. James' 1FUNERAL HOME Norms,; Norman, Ida. Goodspeed, ian character. Next Wednesday it if their choice will be a feature of erick V. Croea. will canter on "Friendship." All are will bo hold Wednesday evening. church, where a high mass of re- 85 Riverside Ave., Phone 332 Red Bank Alice Kennedy and Eunice Slevek- Tho Boys' club moots at 6:30 and he opening 15 minutes of this ser- Mrs. Ernest Cottrell has a posi- ing,, Mrs. Charles Gotschalk, Mrs. welcome. tion in the office of Censorship at quiem was celebrated by Monslgnor S61 Staple Place Phono IJJJ Hoyport ;he band practice, follows at 8 p. m. •kc. Church school meets at 10:30 John B. McCloskey. The Boys' choir Manias Andrew Grime,*, Mri. Pred- Tho Women's Missionary society m. The monthly missionary ser- Clarendon, Virginia. . »rlcjt H. Gregg, Mm. Robert K. Burs- will meet at tho home of Mrs. Wll- The Thursday evening prayer sang. Interment was In Mt. Olivet mooting will be held o,t 8 p. m., led rice will be held by the school in Mrs. Clifford Mllstead and daugh- cemetery. The bearers were Ber- ley,' Mrs. Harry C. I", Worden and 'am Truex, MO Hudson avenue', next 1 hnrge of tho superintendent, Mrs. ter, June ot Palmyra have been Mrs.jAlbert Worden. Thursday afternoon, at 2:30. Miss by Mrs. Frank Moody. nard Hickey, Joseph Kennedy, Ber- Ilcanor Lindsay. visiting relatives here. nard Warneker and Patrick Kelly. Kate Elfert will load the devotional The monthly soldlors' mooting-will Wallace W. Conklin, son ot Mr. je held Friday at 8 p. m. The sub- Scout Cubs meet Tuesday evenings .j.jij " METHODIST period and Mrs. Robert Nimmo will nJ Troop 62, Boy Scouts', Thursday and Mrs. Elmer Conklin, has enlist- resent tho program which is on ect for discussion will bo "The Doc- ed In the Coast Guard and la locat- UBS. JANE STBEXT. The Sacrament of Holy Commun- rlnes of tho Salvation Army." Cap- lights in the Scout room of the ion will be administered at the morn- 'Faith." All women of the church ihurch. ed at Shark River. Mri. Jane Street, 60, of Shore rood, are cordially invited to these meet- :aln Moody will be in chargo of this ing; worship Sunday at 11 o'clock. lervice and lead the discussion. Mr. and Mra. Harvey S. Bedle, Sr., Union Beach, was found dead Satur- The musical program will be as fol- ing!. BAT SHORE COMMVOTTT, spent the week-end with Mr. andday morning at her home by Miss The Mary Mount chapter, World lows: • prelude, "Adagio," Mendel- Belford. Mra. Wyman Bedle at Huttonfield, Kathleen Lufburro'w of Keyport, who (sohit; offertory, "Berceuse," Del- Wide Guild, will meet at the homo CENTUM, BArTIBT, had called to take Mri. Street to Sorvlcos are held Sunday mornings Pennsylvania. bruck; anthem by the sonlor choir, of Mrs, Charlea Kammell on Hector Atlantic Highlands Louis H. Chisman, son of Mr, and worfl MM. Street was a librarian at "O, Holy Jesu,'' LvolT; postlude, "An- 'lace Friday evening, May 8th. Mrs. Rev. William R. Schilllnger will ,t 11 o'clock, and Friday nights at Fort Hancock, She lived alone and o'clock. Every Sunday morning at Mrs. Louis Q. Chisman of Atlantic Hie selection of a dante. Rellgloso." The processional Elmer.Cottrell will be In charge of preach Sunday nt 11 a. m. on "Ell- streot, was recently elected president whan Miss Lufburrow got no answer hyn^a'.'wlll be "Holy, Holy, Holy." the devotlcnnla which will be a trib- |ah on Mount Carmel," and at 8 p 0 o'olook, services are hild at the to her knocking she looked In the funeral director has been 4111 Top house, Mlddletown. .Mun- of the English Majors' club at Hope Cvuftnvnion meditation will bo given ute to mother. The speaker will be m. on VThe Qoapels and Their Orl- college, Holland, Michigan, where he window and saw the body across ths mado an easy, simple mat- fcy tho-pastor, Kev. Kenneth R, Per-Mrs. Bessie Payne^ who will tell of ;ln." Bible school Is nt 10 a. m. and lay's coltoctlon was turned over to bed. She notified the local police mission work carried on at Mather United China Relief, lno. is s junior. The club is composed ter, even for the least ex- InchJOf, and the Communion hymn Ihrlatlan Endoavor at 7 p. m. of all students majoring in tha Eng-who broke in and summonsd County School In the South. The Junior choir will moot tomor- Physlotan Harvey W. Hartman. The . "Hero, O My Lord, I See 8T, MARK'S EPISCOPAL, lish department. He will serve dur- perienced [ the Order of Thee 'Jfoee to Face." The/ladies of the Phlloihea society row at 3:45 p, m. for practice ing the «chpol terms, 1042-1013, latter said that death wss) due,to Thy.evenlng worehip will begin at will hold a rummage sale Wodnes- •rayer and Bible study is hold Wed- Keansburg, natural causes. ' the Golden Rule hat iden- A o'clock Instead of 7:45 as hereto- d»y, May 6, Jn a vacant store oppo- leadoya at 8 p. m., followed by choir Holy communion will be admlnls- tified, in cities upon five , ilte the Union lire house on Bnrews- MBS. CATHERINE BHIBLA. ' The body was removed to the Dedle fore^ .'-mie Measure of Keith" will •elifcarsal at 9 o'clock. ,erod Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. funeral home at Keyport, and rela- be flu;' sermon topic. The allent pro- mry avenue. Any one having articles L'ho church school will meet Sunday The funeral of Mrs, Catherine continents, members of for the sale may call Mrs, Augustus The monthly moetlng of tlie'Wom- tives In Jersey City were notified. cetilomX of tho choir will be "How in'a Missionary society will be hold nornlng at 0:30, Instead of at O as Shlbla of Leonard street, widow ot The Michael X Corrlgan funeral the funeral profession who Firm a ZToundatlon." The reoesslonal Layton who will have some ono col- k lect them, text Thursday In the parsonage at i the past, and the Holy Commun- Charles K, Shlbla, who died Tuesday home of Jersey City,.took the body may be depended upon will be "Quids Me, ,O Thou Great 1:30 p. m. n servlco with tha pastor, Rev. of last week In Allenwood hospital, to Jersey City for iervUes and In- Jehovah." oseph M. Brownlee, In charge will was held Saturday, afternoon at her terment. for modem, economical The Woman's1 Society For Chris- tUTHEUAN HOIY TniNmr MJTHEIIAN, is held at 11 o'clock. late home with Ray. Kenneth R. Per. service. ,: • ' -, ' ••.. -,- tian Bervlce will serve the mother Lutheran world action and service inohltf, paator of the Methodist HIIS. BACHAIO. 3. DEIXETT, and daughter banquet of the Worn- Beginning next Sunday at 8:30 n. church, officiating. The bearers were men's work appeal la scheduled for i., and each Sunday thereafter the •OBT MONMOtTH OOlfMCNITY. tin. Rachael J. Dellett of free- Ml'srclutr IK^tJioFellOWBhlp hull Mon- Mother's, day May 10. -The- eongim Walter Cullen, Donald Hampton, For. more. than • dec- day. eycnlng. The meeting ot the W. JhutRh VfUV.conduct an early «ervlc« Services this ilumlny will open with hold, widow of Alex Dellett, died gatlon will participate in a nation- • session- or,'.'.U»» Sunday. schooLjit Ernest Lewis and LeRoy Soanlon. Monday at her home on Parker funeral it the above named hour, The i'orv- : B. CUS. has bteri postponed until Burial,; Itt Charge.':of^the Mount;.Me-_ ade the Worden Funeral ' vide appeal, together with tome Ice will be In addition to the regular 30 o'clock. The evening song ser- street.. Sh»J-wa«..7By«a.r«. old,,. Her 1 Monddydy. Mayy 11,, att 8 o'clock. The ,000 Lutheran congregations, for lco -will bo held at 8 p. m. with sor- mortal home, was in Atlantic ceme- Home h»« been tho mem- *!>«aX«!Xr r willwi1l l>« RevRev. . yaUe owon, lervlco conducted Sundays at It a. husband was well known In thfa' Home Cowon, 0B0.00O to bo usod in tho clmrohes m. The purpose of the second serv- mon by the pastor, Rav, Ernest IJ. tery at Colt's Nock. Friday ni«ht section, having aervad for many r mlntntlt r of thh e LLutheran churoh, ministry to the men In the armed the Red Bank chapter of tho Order,, ber of the Order "in" Rod ana 3>l« theme will tx "etewardshlp.hh " ice It to provide opportunity for wor- Fox, on the subjtot, "L*t U» Become yean as conduolor far the Central f force* and for the sustaining of war- ship for tho«a who -would not be able nterconnors," of Eastern (JUr, of which she was 'Bank.. •• •-. •• • • , ", Mro.lTi-ank Xuhl will be In charge orplianea foreign mloalons.' Of the • member, held strvicts at the home. Railroad of New Jersey.- She. is ol tu4 devotion*, Mrs. Howard Hlg- lo attend tho later service. survived by a son, John D«llett of IJjflmESfl. Otal, IJBO/XX) will be earmarked for HIGIIPOINT SPJtlUTCAUST Blnumod by the member* of lh«i con- of Red Bank M»i «<|«x %M t iH biatt W Mtt cr. ilia draft taw, m»* "jputiid. sine*. %0 - • - • • and Walter L«ka, pastor ot the Freehold "— eaob. Wat!/ being r«- Baptist pbjlnsbt •BWIUIng. Burial, BED BANK REGISTER, APRIL 30^ Page Sewn Personals Troth Announced Mr, ind Uri,'Tbomw LIM», Jr.,, jHwaUt , BBtnnudsd , »r» thh s 'p»r- Of Ma Garafalo «nU of » dstiBbtor bora thlj morn- Jng. Mr», Unej is the former Ulsa . Chris Amecangelo Maude Slpnde. daughter dt Mr. «nd Mm. F«Ur J. Elohele of Cooney ter- Prospective Groom , race, Fair Haven, Th« notlBcatlon «f th« happy ,«vent camt.by cable . shortly fcefors Tha Register went to The engagement of Mis* Ida Gara- : falo of tied Sank to Chris Amecan- press. •• • ••• : '. ' ' • • >'•• • •• • ' Mln Mary O'Shoa, . daughter.. of gelo of Paterson, was announced at a Mr. and MM, John J. O'Shea of party,Sunday night at the home of Broad street, participated; in the her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. William Joint concert given by the Oleeelubi Garafalo ot 131 Oakland street. 'The . of the Collar*'of Now Kocheilo and wedding is planned for next Fall. Manhattan eollegs,, Sunday after- ' The rooms were decorated in blue NEW TYPE FOOD STORES HELP YOU and white and the bride-to-be wore ; noon at the Hotef Boosevelt, Ueyr n. plnlc gown and corsage of garden- 'York city. Miss O'Shea !• a student las |or ths occasion. 'She attended i - . at New Beohelle, , ,, Red Bank High school and Is em- t r ••:. Mr. and lira, Anthony Plccolts of ployed In the. Slgmund Eisner com- I . , AppUgnte itreet are tho parents of pany plant. r, a daughtor born Sunday at River- I ;ylew hospital. , . . . . -•; The,prospective bridegroom attend- ,. Mn, Warren Bookwalttr of MB ed Central High school In Paterson and Is a corporal stationed at Fort Gertrude apartments la a luncheon Monmouth. ' guest today of Mrs.. spent last week-end with his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beck of M«- SOUTHERN—NEW CMP : pie avenue". • . . • ' St. Mary's Guild Naturally Aged for Flavor Mrs. C. V. Shropshire of Hudson and Tenderness ' Ib. lbs. avenue, has returned home after Cut from 1st Six Ribs : spending the winter In Florida. A Holds Luncheon PRIME RIBS OF BEEF GREEN PEAS j pioneer In Y. "W. C. A. work, she , will plan spring work and get'it FOR FRYING AflD ROASTING Sw««f. fender peqi, lich in Vitamins A, B mi C mi samrtrilieiu. started Immediately. Mrs. William Vital ib. At A&P thrifty, prices, thty fit Into your'budget *oiy «s A-B-C. ' Mr.- and Mrs. Charles W. McLar- Is General Chairman CHICKENS ' en and daughter Heather of Paoa- U. S. NO. 1 ORABE—SELECTED : dena, Maryland, were week-end guests Fancy, Yoang—Sizes Under 4% lbs. •', of relatives In this vicinity. Mr. Mc- A covered dish luncheon and card ; Iaren'»,brother,.Robert McLaren of party was held yesterday afternoon Ib. .. Neptune City was married Sunday by members of at. Mary's guild of LEGS OF LAMB POTATOES . afternoon to Mrs. Laralna BodJhe In St. George's Episcopal church. Rum- CHOICE GRABE, TENSER son, at Ralph hall* ' tli« oliapel at Dolmaiv \ • GflISP STALKS < ! Mrs. Harry H. Good of New York ' Mrs. William Vital was chairman, Ib. city spent the week-end with her assisted, by Mrs; Charles Kuper, Mrs. BONELESS CHUCK John Smith, Mrs. Arnold Hewitt and POT ROAST ; mother, Mrs. Charles vV. Emmons of Mr*. Harry VanBrunt. Gaily col- A&P Quality Beef, Naturally Aged TABLE CELERY • • >••*' McLaren street. ored crocheted needlecases were ta- Naturally Aged f*r Flavor ^Richard-banes, bettor knowpt-to HEW CBOP-U. S. HO. 1 BRAOE : bis many friends as "Dlok," one of hie prlzesl and tenderness ib., the proprietors of the former Dick The guild will meet next-Wednes- SIRLOiNSTEAK Vtlamln and Jimmy'* barber shop on Me- day at 7 p.m., Instead of 8 p. m. Mov- ing pictures, will be shown At 8 p. m. TEXAS ONIONS chanic street,- Is now employed at Chuck Pot Roast »>»'» »23c leg or Rump of Veal «= 29« Sam Gardner's Broad street barber In Ralph'half and wlll'bo open to all. shop. - , ' ' • ', Those'present were Mrs. Edgar FIRM AND RIPE Groveling, Mrs. Harry M. Sly, Mrs, Cross-Rib Pot Roast « 33c Veal Shoulders «* . ">23« life, box Miss Helon Lyons of Washington, B D, C, spent the week-end with'her Joseph Leais, Mrs. Harry VanBrunt, parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mrs. Mabel Bedford, Mrs. Andrew Round Pot Roast °"™ -36= Breast & Neck of Veal "19c TOMATOES Lyons of 29 Brown place, Anderson, Mrs. Raymond Pullen( r ki ib Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Scott of Mrs. Ashton Sickles, Mrs. George F. Chopped Beef <" * "w "> 23c Loin Lamb Chops«»'«"^ 39* fLORIM-UBtf SHE Pearl street are parents of a son, Poole, Mrs. W. S. Golden, Mrs. W. E. born Tuesday at Monmouth Memor- Tobias, Urn. Richard R. McAllister, Plate * Navel Beef »* 13c Breast of Lamb . < 12c ial hospital, Sr., Mrs. W. B. Connor, Mrs. Ed- mund Cllne, Mrs. Ernest Gardella, JUICE ORANGES -•• Aviation Cadet Charles L. Cottrell, Brisket Beef .*SKLFreib er Cornel' l "31c Shoulders of Lamb W» 19« who has been visiting his parents, Mrs. J. Harry Robertson, Mrs. Edgar Seaman, Mrs. Ira Emery, Mrs. Vic- Mlb. QQp F FLORIDA-SEEDLESS Mr! and Mrs. Elmer Cottrell of Oak- pkgi. •JO" Spare Ribs <"» . "22c land street, this week, has returned tor Perrotte, Miss" Louise Douglas, Sliced Bacon 2 Mrs. Louis Tosslnl. Mrs. John Fer- ll 1 to the Advanced Flying school at Skinless < Ib. 31 C DUCkS " * Ulsrt-Wri Fluey Ib. 22® GRAPEFRUIT >••->• Spence field In Georgia, where he is rugglaro, Mrs. John Gardella, Mrs. Frankfurters George Harvey, Mrs. Henry Bauer, SOUTH CAROLINA stationed. Mrs. Henry Krusc, Mrs. J. E. W. Ku- Robert E. VanBrunt of Long per, Mrs. Albert Nlederer, Mrs. Fresh Mackerel ,12c Fresh Buck Shad >8c Branch, a teller in the Merchants George Harvey, Jr., Mrs. Charles YAMS WMI** * Trust Co. at Red Bank, was Inducted Conk, Mrs. Henry Slocum, Mrs. J. A. Flounders »»»-u Roe Shad **•»• ">15c into military service at Fort Dbc F4chter, Mrs. Lyda. ^. Scott, Mrs.' AVOCADOS Tuesday. ' : John' G. Foller, Mrs. J. Henry Fresh Fillet CDTHSCK" 25c Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Xombaxdl or Rltscher, Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Mrs. Codfish Steaks ,bl7c Klmhurst are parents of a son born John. Carleson, Mrs. W, N. Coulter, CALAW PEARS <"*-• - at Washington Heights hospital, Mils Nonle Ryan, Mrs. Arnold Hew- Fresh Scallops Smoked Fillet "*°°°<*»29c ' Brooklyn! Monday. The baby bas itt, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs, •• Indicates Excellent VlUmtn Source • Isdlostis 6M< twris ; been named Vincent Lombardl, Jr. Charles Kuper. ! Mrs. Lombardl Is the former Mil ; Marie Planltz, daughter of- Mr. and I.Nit. Morton Planlte of New York Battery "E'"Auxiliary city, former Fair Haven residents. Nearly One Year Old -The Ladles' auxiliary of Battery E OVER 2000 ITEMS PRICED LOW EVERYDAY-HERE ARE A FEW George Millers held their bi-weekly meeting In the GRAND BUYS ,'i DAIRY CENTER armory on West street last Thursday Married^5 Years evening. Sue to the mission, which l was being held in St. James church Milk ^oZ 3 Z 23c Ritz Crackers Redi-Meat You'll be thrilled when you • visit the dairy the' attendance was small, only 18 Mill/ EVAPORATED 0 tall center of your A&P Super Market ... For Middletown Couple members being present. Miss Mar- lnll|lLlaii,Cirnatlon,BordinO uni Fruit Cocktail SULTANA"-13c PeachesH there's sheer delight in" this sparkling display lon Cogah, secretary, conducted the of creamyt rich butter ... eggs, enticing Hear From Son meeting in the absence of Mr*. Har- SUHNYFIELD Vi Ib. bag 79C Peaches mm ry J. Qulnn. Prunes 'f^Xt »«••?"«• 21 • cheeses for every taste . , .milk, fresh and EB8 r b T pure, all from the ('finest farms and dairies in Mr. and Mrs. George B.. Miller of . Members are requested to turn out in force at the next meeting, May 7, Flour r"-BOLD MEDA- L bb.ai.10 Hutley Margarine ;; a 17c Campbell's K America. Because y/e buy these foods direct, '.. Mlddlotown entertained Thursday LDJ| i: 'night In celebration of their 25th In order-to plan for a covered dish Cake Flour"N""' p ° 17e Macaroni ANNPME 8.<.pks,5e. Heinz Ketchup 21-;, 25c we avoid extra in-tjetween expenses—and you> wedding anniversary. A socl&l time supper to celebrate the nrst anniver- k B share in the savings. sary of the organization of the aux- 4 z p 32 b 12 : was enjoyed and refreshments ^ 15c .nerved. Ernie Chrlstophersen of iliary. The unit started existence on Swansdown S PU 22e Vinegarcr.r whit, " °'12c Welch's Grapeiade iar Fords entertained- vvjlh accordion May 10, 1041, and In the yean Just BUMBLE BEE 6 SELECTED music. Mr. and Mrs. Miller had the passed has collected In the neighbor- Salmon Catsup m*™* 2'is 19c French's Mustard °?8c pleasure In tho course of the evening hood ot $700 by various undertakings 1 Mixed Colors "r,ton of talking with their mm and daugh- and donations. Every, penny of this, Salmon F.y;5p Catsup ;HTFASM 2 &23< Campfire«*»«HMALiows^i7e 1 dor. I with the exception of a small balance LARGE EGGS CRESTVIEW BrweJ ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mill- A H H 8 er of J7unnvll!e, Canada. Mr. Miller In the treasury, has been used for Swift's Prem P A E « the benefit and pleasure of the local Peanut Butter B "14c Flakorn . 2"^-27«. LARBE Is an Instructor In the Royal Cada- 8n i dlan Air Corps. men ldenttflod with Battery 13, 112th Mlxod Field Artillery, now stationed at Fort Armour's Treet 33c Currant Jelly ?m 14c Candies & Gum Z!L 2 '-' 7c , Mr. and Mrs, Miller reWlved many Sill, Oklahoma, Tho rogular meet- DOY-AR-DU Colors messages, flowers and gifts appronos STRAINED Q ,,„ 2Qc WILDMEREEGGS ing nlflifof the unit falls on.May 31, Salad Dressing j&t 33c SPAGHETTI DINNER of the occasion. at which the covered dish supper will 'Present wore. Mr. and Mrs. be enjoyed in celebration. Mayonnaise AU [25c SUNNYFIELD 'William Dobion, Mrs. Nora Mlll- lib. A T0 1 • or, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller, Mr. Last Thursday night was Newf Jer- Canipbeirs% P 3 • > 20c a -jgYUKOHaiB-AIIQ 29 or brick and Mrs.'Paul'Bova and Graham sey night at Lawton, Oklahoma, a Corn Flakes «mp» z. 5c DU I I til FH'Y Fresh CreMwry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Orossln- town about six miles from Fort Sill.- OLD REODIKD-ln Llcemsd ql. The celebration wan planned by the f5 B 4 B g«r, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Baxter, Mr. Corn Flakes «^ « Pk» 5 Beer Store* Only-Plus Deposit boi. FANCY DOMESTIC and Mrs. Roy Martin; Mrs. Lester USO club of that territory and was 8UHNVflELD 10ind Wilson, P. Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Law- carried out wholeheartedly by all ia 20c Cereals -20c Lima Beans Ib. rence A. Carton, Jr., Miss Emma concerned. Major Qtorge Hogan re- ported to tho Ladles' auxiliary. that q 1 N 2< Nn.uk, Mrs. Hsrbsrt Frank; Mr. and GpUn,iBll3c0nr23 Tomatoes 'iffls » MUENSTER CHEESE Mm, Fred Conover and Mr. and Mrs. 200 Chambers of Commerce had con- Josn Rlechnian of Mlddlotown; tributed Rifts for tlm benefit pf the Apple Juice ^,3 ; 25c r Pancake Flour'K'P. FANCY DOMESTIC Mrs), Margaret Fllo, Mr, and Mrs, W. 1,000 New Jersey mon nt Sill. He Whcatics F0°R cE 2^ 19c •aid 140 of thole men were front this W. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Prune Juice«««»wEET«-;'tQc Farina HECKERI 2B . k . 18c Borax «N»««AM 2X. MoKeo, Mr, and Mrs,' Floyd Itnlay, Immediate vicinity. The local auxil- 0I P fl 25. Irving Smock, Milton Heller, Mr, and iary donated ?S5, Qol, J. LeatorKlsnor 2 2 8 r SWISS CHEESE . donated I2fi, and Micro were various Mrs. George Mlddleton, Mr. and Mrs. Fruit Nectars Il .°?22c Mello-Wheatp« p k- 27« Unit Starch 2 ;C 3 Qharles Hummpll,, Miss Jean Robert- Indlvldunl donations from Red Dank- 8 , son. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Robertson Mi forwarded by the organlisntlDri. Bleu Cheese ••»»^ >b 40& Cream S'I 2 Z. 17* The largest gift of this kind was four ^etaWeJuice^'^'iriSc Rice Gems S 2 X: 19" Fairy Soap and Wallace Jeffrey of lied Bank; N 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mill Agnes druhsrrt snit Mr. and :arton of cigarettes sent by the em- Gorffonzolfl Domnm ib,49o nORianina'*'*""**!''.K3t ployees of the Roil Rank Register. Carrots «tlflWu'.i,., c°.n 10c Mrs, Robert Palermo of New York; N J Mr, and Mrs. Austin Boles, Long String Beaim'a? 2 ^, 23c Geld N'Rich Ch»aw b 41 o Chantelle Chosee »>. 39« Branch; ...MlM Mary. White, Miss 21 Monmouth St., Red Bank |b 'Marlon Hoge'rs ana MIs» Ann1* Col- ohorp Unooso/!,,,) 040 , LOfliiinBOBeMH-o-iit •*»*• gan, Aabury Park; deorge Gere,' Hed Cabbage 5$ i.r15» (At Pearl St., Near Cdrlton Theatre) u lb t The Trl-BoJo U.8.O. hospitality GruyercH ^ ."FfL 39o Baby Goudas » >27« Freehold; Mr. and Mrs. llussell Mln- nltwIU meet Wednesday night of Spinach W ***»™Ht U ton, Fair Haven) Mr. and Mrs. James nxt woek at llumson borough hall, Deling, Leonardo, and Mr, and Mrs, it Biln,o'clock.. Plans will be made 80 First Avenue, Atlantic Highlands Permeoan ,TA *• 47o Mild Choose * 27« Ollv«r Dlggen, Uatuwan. • or various activities during May, C , < (No Mot Doinrlnunt In Tbl. Stn,«V ',;:' '• • »«»• ' • • '. nil a raport will be given ot the Tangy Link 7VWk25o t . n«x|ater's Clasilfed Ads are tad ard parly whloh the unit will hold ¥g tHousandf.-Aivsitisoment, tomorrow, night, ; ' RED BANK BEGISTER; 'APRIL 80. Belford •Md-dlia luncheon served at th§ fire Highlands 9. Cruse, Kathleen Eraaten, Mn. Atlantic Highlands f Girl Scouts Plan house under the direotlon of Mrs. May Mayer, Mrs. May Young, Mn. Grace Hyer, wfco prtildtd at the bus- Mary Hansen, Mn. Terrenes Crfus (Tb« B»d Bank Bubter cm be b«urhl (Tha T»i Btnk BuUtar Ma ba b tROLLEE SKATE ± Week-End Hike In Bslford from K, Cf«T Balr, V«aNwdItk Intai meeUnf, when,the group voted la Hltil«ndi from—_ „I. jrttntoMB,Onuu Mr. Mali- and Mrs. Harold Cruse. •nd Wunvin'i) to purchase a defense bond, Those tortor, BdlBedli>> ddru s atot n *nd Joseph eta- Th» Oeraldlnt Thompson Repub- J. Umbnnt. A. K.U. Homes'* nillnc 8t«. For PUN arid HEALTH tlon and Mr. WIUI«m>on) - Mra, Mattle Oiborn, Mrs. Anna present were Mm. P.earl White, Mrs. Man) lican club wiU bo •nteriained this MATINEE CLASSES Troop Fire Working Thompson and Mra. Vivien. Me Dirk Hofinan ud «on Dirk, Jr., Tomorrow afternoon the woman afternoon by Mrs. M. Bchaffer at the An address by Mlsi Lucy Starling, Mn, Ella schnoor, Mrs. OUve Yar- completing an advanced first aid a, missionary who recently returned For Children and Adults ' visited lira. Ella Robert* ot Sea home of lira. May B«ra«be on Essex Saturdays and Sundays, Girt Suad»y. nall, Mrs, Golds. Miller, Mrs. Betty course will be given a final afreet.' . . from Thialand, a musical program for Outdoor Badge* and social hour will feature the an- Erasmus Gerniey of Yonk«r» mi Jaeger, Mrs. Sarah Hyer, Mrs. Grace tlon in practical work at the sohool Mrs. W. Sebastian will entertain 1 Hyer, Mr*. Ida Compton, Mrs. Eve- building by, tho instructor, Flre Ohlef nual May tea tomorrow afternoon ot >W« Cuter to Sneplal Parties. ' Momboro of Girt Scout boon a recent vi«itor at tit homo of Mr, the members of the Ladles' Aid of and Mra. Thomas Sjnlth. lyn Lang, Miss Emma 3. Plahn, Mrs. Howard Mosahan, who gave them the Lutheran church, at her homo to- the Presbyterian church missionary SKATING NIGHTLY, 8 io UU0 P. JO. sponsored by Mechanlo straet whpo Suila Otten, Mm. Sophie Williamson, written testa lut week. »ooloty. Offloors eleoUd last week Admission 40c Spectators »c, Farent-Teacuer wsoclntlon, .mt.ii Mr. and Mn. William MorrelT and morrow afternoon. are Mrs. Peter M, Mortenaon, presi- son art living in Mn. Blanch Cher- Mrs. Charlotte Myer, Mrs. Myrtle Monday night Officer Monahan will The Scrap Kids will meet at the plans for a Bike ani camping tri] Perry, Mrs. Earl de Cordova, Mis give the fifth lesson to a class of dent and treasurer; Miss Margaret to bo taken tie •week-end of Mo/ . . i house on Compton street. Their home of.Mrs. Mary Hantan tomor- Todd, vlca president: Mrs. Robert own house vu recently damaged by Vivien M. Bader, Miss Mildred Lac about 40 active and auxiliary firemen row afternoon. The group is now at a meetlnj Tuesday at the Bohool key, Mrs. May Sullivan, Miss, Olive of Rumson In artificial respiration. Magltl, secretary; Mrs, A. Ertl, secre- Singing Wheels Arena MM. Helen Chadwiok, leader, and flre and i» under repair. working on a quilt tary of stewardship; Mrs. John Ml«j Lmm Runyon of Washing- Herbert, Mrs. Arnold Wood, Jr., Mrs. THlo is one of the Runuon civilian About 90 pupils from the Junior Broad St.,; Shrewsbury Mite Ethel Robinson, assistant lea* Lawrence Clark, Mrs. Lucy Ander- defense activities, Monday after- Woodward, Beoretary ot spiritual lite er, will be Ja charge. ton, D. C, returned to her. position noons be goes to Fort Monmouth, class at Uiddletowa township high and literature, and Mrs. John Wray, Sunday after spending several days son and Mrs. Laura Miller, sohool went on their annual outlr^ The troop members plat* to hlk to their summer, home on Main where he la conducting a class In ad- publicity chairman. io the McGutra cabin In Mlddletown with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. El- vanced Red Ctots work. to New York, city Monday. The clasa COURSE if K wood Runyon. street, saves money throughout the year Mr. and Mrs, Charles Anthony are < township, near Headd«n'a Comer, Plans ar« under way by the Par- parents of a son, born Thursday, at , DINNER.•*1 **>: TUTtLE'$ •whsro headquarters will bo estab- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider en- A meeting of the Ladles' auxiliary for this event. The group was ac- of Belford Engine company Tuesday ent-Teacher association for the din-companied by Dr. Patt, principal of Monmouth Memorial hospital. 8 lished. If possible all meals will be tertained friends from Queens over ner given each June to the members Mrs. Joseph Havens, Mrs. Laura the school and fiv* other teacher*. Tha regional Parent-TeacUer meet- cooked on open ilres outside the cab- the week-end. of the grammar school faculty. ing will be held May 14 from 10 a. m. Choice of Broiled GLASS HOUSE in. In cue of rain, meals yrM be Lingo and son HulerHl t spent TuesdaTd y They had ldncheon and dinner In Mr, and Mrs. Myron Golden ot The weekly session of the first-aid to S p. m. in the school autdltorlum. cooked and served Ja the cabin's Roaelle spent . the week-end with with Mr. and Mrs. Armand Havens class for air raid wardens was post- the olty and attended a movie and a live Lobster, Steak , o fireplace. Tho program has been ar- ol NutW. broadcast. Those attending from Harry Maxson took a position their parents, Mr, and Mrs. George poned to this evening because.of the Monday at Fort Hancock, He has RESTAURANT ranged by tho loaders eo that mem- Golden. Harold Woodward, Jr., who is sta-use ot the school auditorium by the this place were Wllma Krueger, Nor- or Chicken ' bers may obtain badges for outdoor- tioned with the Navy at Tompklns- ma Krueger, Helen Scott, Bthel Vor- been employed In Slegrlcd Hardware Highway SB, Hiss Marjorlj e Sutherland of Wash- eighth grade pupils for their annual company's store. Ilfo activities. ngton, D. C, spent Sunday with vllle, Stateh Island, spent Saturday entertainment given last weak. hols, Merit' Johnson and Elizabeth • • - f / IAUBENCE HARBOB, with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Vallenoe, " " ' Burton S. Brown, oldest son of Troop officers are: Kit* 'Cloth, pa- Mrs. Wilbur MacConnell of Philadel- The' practical first aid drill given Mra, Oliver A. Brown of Ocean bou- . . Tel Mat «809 / trol leader; Jo.Ann tfonnun, treas- phia. old Woodward, Sr. lost, Friday afternoon,- as outlined in The First Aid held, a card party at Soft Muslo to the t « Join the Parade to the Robert K. Bluh, nine-year-old Murphy's Tavern last evening. levard, who. hu been head ot the urer; Georgia Coelas, "assistant MM. Lena Sutherland, William last' week's issue of The Red Bank automobile department of the New £LASS HOUSE BAB treasurer and publicity manager and lutherland and daughters, Carol and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Euler, Register, was declared to have been Mrs. Bide Kllber of Fort Mon- Tropical Serenades Lorraine Holiday, scribe. Shirley was thrown from his bicycle last mouth, road baa returned to her York Sun for close to 25 years, has Barbara, Ann, Mrs. John Helna and a great success. Nine Boy Scouts, retired and today Is moving to his LeRoy was Introduced as a new week and received injuries to hiswho were the "air raid casualties" horns from Monmouth, Memorial hos- : Miss Mabel Luker spent Sunday with home near Glens Falls, New York. Scoirt Wilbur MacConnell of Philadelphia. forehead, nose, cheek and arm. were administered first aid by 22 wo- pital, where she has been a surgical patient .lor several weeks, He visited his mother and slater, Other troop members present were Mrs. Laura Lingo entertained at Irving Roop and Richard Conard, men, Whose work was inspected by Miss Helen B. Brown, last Thursday, Dolores Buaby, Patricia SYurrell, Syl- members of Anchor lodge, I. O. O. F.Howard Monahan, flrst-ald Instruc- Mr. and Mrs, Joseph. McDonald her home Thursday noon a few tor, ana Dr. Francis W. Holman, together with his brother and wife, via and Majjorle Chadwick, Doro- embers and friends of the Worn. of Atlantis Highlands, and Rev. J. had as their guests last week-end Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Brown thy Wolcott, Ruth. Boyd, Marilyn J. Messier, attended a religious ser- •Ceyport. Borough Clerk William Mr. and Mra. Thomas Lynch and Mr. Nelson and Marilyn Moore, en's Society for Christian Service of Etohlenbush, chairman of the first of Rldgewood. vice at the Odd Fellows home for and Mra. Edward Kaullman and chil- Members of the senior Christian the Methodist church at a chicken the aged at Trenton Sunday. Rev. lid committee and director of .the dren of New York city. • pattle dinner. Those present were Endeavor group of the -Presbyterian Mr. Mensler was the speaker of the IrlU, said there will be more tests Mrs. May Young had a* her guesta People wSo want to live In doalr- Mm. Ella Bads, Mrs, Allda Lyke, afternoon service. 'or both men and women in the near church attended the annual fellow able homes read The Register want Mra. Bernlee Rutt, Mrs. M. Hancock uture. last week-end Ivan Hicks and Jack ship supper of Monmouth-Ocean C. ads regularly. That's why you will Mra. Mildred A. Bluh of Washing- Keith, both' ftom Boston, M. Union held Tuesday in Old Ton- get your house filled quicker with the of Port Monmouth, Mrs. Evelyn Colons, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, Mra, ton, D. C, Is visiting her. parents, Mrs. Frank Letrielder of Highland Mrs. Louise Young Is spending a nent church. Dr, Charles T. Frltuch right kind of roomers when you use Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Euler. week in Newark visiting her aon, The Begister want ad columns.—Ad- Mildred Aklllman, Mrs. Pearl White, avenue is home from Monmouth Me- of Princeton Seminary spoke, and a vertisement Mrs. Olive Yarnall, Mrs. Thelnia Mrs. Mary Cooley and daughter morial hospital with, ber Infant Chester Young, tour of the historic church and enfca, Mrs. Hazel Woodward, Mrs. Alice and Mrs. Mary Bentz and sondaughter. Mra. May Young attended a birth- grounds was taken. • Francis of Morrlsville, Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Debold and day party In honor of her niece Mil- A call for old clothes, both men's @ JIMMY IVANS Inyllii yea Io | ao Havens, Mrs. Bessie Tarnow, ra. IsaJbelle Myers, Mra, Carol Caa- spent Sunday with Mrs. Dora Mrs. Minnie King spent Sunday with dred Young, last Sunday in Newark. and women's garments, for use of THURSDAY _ FRIDAY — SATURDAY ir and Mrs. Claire Raucttof Bel- Schnoor and daughters. Miss Betty Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson of She was accompanied by Wallace the decontamination committee has and MIBS Elizabeth Schnoor. 'range. . - Hicks and George Klraball, both of been issued by Councilman William >rd. this place. •• ' J DANCE: Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jaeger and Mrs. William Horning of Jersey A son was born last Friday in Lybarger in behalf of the local de- daughter Norma Jean apent Sunday City spent the week-end at her homo Monmouth Memorial hospital to Mr. fense'" council. A request is made of with their parents, Mr, and. Mrshere, . and Mrs. Charles Anthony of High- residents to pack such clothes into Chris Jaeger, Sr., of Jersey City. Charles Koch and slater, Elizabeth land avenue, Sea Bright bundles to be called for by the salv- age corps. Arthur delta and Clalr Went- of Hudson Heights spent Sunday at A card party will be held next worth are on a two-weeks" trip to their summer cottage, , Wednesday evening In St Andrew's (The R«d Bank Resistor cm ba bought Mrs. M. T. Hozolton, president of In Sea Bright from Morrl. W«Um«n. H, the local auxiliary of Monmouth Me- Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loshen and Episcopal pariah room by the Girls LefkowIU and Oumel'i clsar (tore) Mrs, John Ayers spent Wednesday Friendly society. Prises will be morial hospital, : entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson of The executive board of the Seagroup at tea Tuesday. Gatherings Elizabeth, spent the week-end at with Mr. Loahen'a mother, who hasawarded and refreshments served. Miss Harriet Keefer and Mlss;Aud- Bright Parent-Teacher association is are held once a month to sew and their- summer home on ISaat road been ill and is at the home of her meeting today at the school house; make dressings. and Main street. daughter on Long Island. •ey Aufieri, public health nurses) at- DORSEY :ended the nurses' convention last and the group's ,regular session is MrS. Florence Titus of New York Mr. and Mrs. John Olson of Irv- ©AND HIS BAND® Raymond Haliday is on a ten-day eek in Atlantlo City. scheduled for next Thursday after- city has opened her home on tho save from a camp in Alabama and lngton spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Donovan opened her noon. . • ' • shore at Maxwelton park. m «lDlFRAKKSlHATIU*tUDDYRICIl @ spending the time with his fam-Mra. A. Isacksen. lummor home at 41 South Bay ave- Rev. Walter B. Williams left Mon- Frank L. Bailey Is spending a T ZltGY ELMAH * COHIIIE HAIHES g. y. Mr. and Mrs. John Wermert spent me last week-end. She recently cele- day morning for Margate City, where week with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brook V, Saturday at New York city. • MEO rIPESS .J.' H. Boss of Mlddletown won a JBO irated her 80th birthday with a party. he plena to spend two weeks. of Prospect avenue. ifense bond, disposed of on the co- Members of the Sodality of the ,t her Brooklyn residence. - The apron social held last Thurs-. The exterior of the Treadwoll >eratlve plan last week by Belford Blessed Virgin Mary are making The ladies' auxiliary tit Highlands day evening at the Methodist parson- house on Eighth avenue Is being tCOHi HALL; Engine company. plans for the May crowning to beflre department held a meeting' Mon- age by the Woman's Society of painted. Mr. and Mrs. William Pusey and held at St. Mary's Cathollo church, day night. • Christian Service was well attended ~ Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Splint of. New Monmouth, Sunday, May 24. • ASBURY PARK, Nr J. J in Edwin- of Newark have moved Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Matthews and a successful affair. Mrs. Nancy Great Neck, Long Island, have been 9 ADMISIIOM V.It 1HCIUDINO TAX W ternoon was preceded by a cov- On tie sarha Hay ther«~ will be a intertalned Sunday David Grim of Johnson and Mra. Fannie Ronehaw In town arranging for the re-openlng BEQUEST FEATURE-SAT. KITE, II V. M. class of children to receive first Holy Philadelphia, Miss Louise Grim of were the hostesses. Much tun wasof tholr"home* on Prospect avenue. Communion at the 8:30 mass. May's Landing, Mrs. Harry P. Grim occasioned by the payment of one Harold Merrltt, who has enlisted DON AMEUHfi - MABT MABTIN " Mrs:-Murray-Osborne Js on theof "South :Amboy~and Mrs, -Hannah penny for each inch of the women's in the medical corps at Fort Mon- sick list Fowler of Red Bank. • waist measurement. Refreshments moulh;' apent"the—week-end— at-hla- "KISS THE BOYS GOOD-BYE" Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Crelln are Local flBhermen have been busy of sandwiches and coffee were serv- home. i ed. Present, besides Rev. and Mrs. parents ot a son, born at Monmouth getting their lobster pots and neta Mrs. Mary Stillwell has received MONDAY — TUESDAY Memorial hospital Monday. eady for the lobster season which Walter- B. Williams and hoitetaes, word from her Bon, who was wound- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runyon and >pcna early in May. Among them are were Mrs. Roy Layton, Mrs. Eleanor ed in the Pearl Harbor attack, that son Dale and Richard Summers [vlns Voorhees, Bernard Mount, Wll- Lindsay, Mra. Frank Covert, Mrs.. he is back in service again. To our present collection of spent Sunday at Capo Breton, visit- lam and Joseph Kendrick and Wil-Emily Stevens, Mrs. Selma, Swenson, The board of health will meet to- ing Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pope. on Robertson, Mrs. Gertrude Fary, Mrs. Ann Has-night in borough hall. Private Raymond C. Williamson, Councilman A. Meade Robertson, lam, Mrs. Marie Schiefar, Mrs. Petra Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fctzold will move modern plastics we have added who is stationed at Fort Ehistls, who has been working in the' bag- Nelson, Mrs. Madeline Peterson, Mrs. May 13 into the Averlll cottage. Virginia, spent the week-end with gage department of tho New York Bertha Griffin, Mrl. Bertha Radtke The local branch of the Red Crosi fine gifts in pewter, crystal, his mother, Mrs. E. Williamson. & Long Branch railroad at Long and Misa Lillian Layton. ' is In need of more workers for hand Seaman Norman Burlew, who IsBranch, has been promoted to freight So enjoyable was the hymn sing and machine sewing to turn out the earthenware, clocks and china stationed at New Hampshire, is home clerk there. He started In the freight held lut week in the Methodist following quota: 75 convalescent on leave. department ot the railroad at High- church under direction of Mrs. Elea- robes for men and 40 for children! from The Lunning Collection as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young and lands 30 yoars ago last September. nor Lindsay, that other similar even- 40 women's skirts, 170 girls' skirts, daughter Helen of Bronx, New York, Sergeant Gerald Furnlss and wife ings are being planned. B0 boys' flannel shirts, SO snow suits, featured by Georg Jensen, Inc., have moved to Belford for the sum- and daughter, Mary Ann of Fort Albert Applegate is ill at his home, B0 rompers and 9 U. S. Navy turtle mer. Monmouth, were Sunday visitors at 11 Center street. He is a member, of neck sweaters. the home of Mrs. Furnlss's aunt, Mrs. the official board of the'Methodist of New York. Me and Mrs. Carl Foster and son church. Howard of Belleville spent Sunday A. Meade Robertson. He In leaving The road to better and bltrger busi- Monday on a month's trip to the Corporal Walter S. Williams, who ness leads through The Register's ad. with Mrs. Georgia Foster. has been stationed at Tampa, Flor- vcrtlslng columns.—Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. William Mulder and coast. Mra George Liming will be host- ida, has been transferred to Orlando. daughter Susan spent the week-end Andrew Sutter of Rumeon will oc- with Mr. and Mrs. William Brady ess tonight at the Trailers' club card party. i cupy the Methodist church pulpit of Fair Haven. Sunday evening. BAHRS Mr. and Mrs. Craig Finnegan and Mrs, Arnold Pederson Is chairman in charge of the Mother's Bay pro- Next Sabbath will be observed In Mrs. Catherine Conroy spent Thurs- the Methodist Sunday school as Mis- day at New York. gram to be presented in the Metho- dist church Sunday, May 10. sionary Sunday.' CLAM BAR Mr. and Mrs. Mclvln Leek spent Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Young, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A1. Eck- Mrs. Leon Martorano and niece, ( Jean, returned Friday from a visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cllllone and BROAD ST, SHREWSBURY erson of Summit. ' Charles and Shirley Dlllono attended ROUTE 35' i A card and game, party will be with relatives in Boston and Lawr- LUCERNE ence, Massachusetts. the circus Sunday In New York city. held Thursday evening at Belford Miss SIgrld Nelson, Miss Mae , Floated Steamers Independent flre house for the lad- Noxt week, starting Monday,' will be "Clean-up Week" in the borough Welch, Miss Ann Devereaux and Have an Oyster Stew les' nuxlliary. Tho committee in Miss Valerlne Nelson of Sea Bright, ART STUDIOS, inc. charge is Mrs. Bora Tarnow, Mrs. and residents are urged to clean up Before the Season Clote* LAST TIMES TODAY their properties.. Every Wednesday Mrs, Ralph-Longstreet and Mrs, Jos- i Fried Claim Harold Tarnow and Miss Emma is known as trash day, when trucks eph Clancy of Rumson, were host- 59 MAPLE AVENUE, Plahn. Prizes will be awarded and will cart away trash If placed in a esses last Friday evening at the Fort Clam Stew - refreshments served. Gomes will receptacle on the curb in front of the Hancock Y. M. C. A. Broiled Spanish Mackerel start 8:18 p. m. various homes. Mrs. Ida Anderson of Beach street Word has boen received from Hall Fried Fillet of Flounder RED BANK, NEW JERSEY, The 12-room house at 30 Naveslnk is a patient In Monmouth Memorial Flounder Roe Kempson, who is stationed at Spring- avenue, owned by Charles Gehlhaus hospital, where she was taken Mon- Held, Georgia. of Atlantic Highlands, has been leas- day. Fried Shrimp — ALSO — Thomas Johnson, Fred Georgeous, ed through A. E. Dennett to Edward The Young Peoplo'a Society of Fried Scallops George Doran and Raymond Halll-J. Gage of Fort Hancock for use of Christian Service will meet Friday, Clam Chowder, 3Sc qt. I day are home on leave from the employees at the service club at the May 8, at T p. m. in the lecture room Special Lobster Salad, 50c ' various army camps where they are Fort. of the Methodist church. The pro- stationed. M. H. Schuler, who is employed In gram Is in charge of Lawrence Bach Shrimp Salad, 60c 5^ the labortorleB at Fort Hancock, has and Gilbert Boyer. Miss Lillian Lay- rented Mrs. Frank Tallman's house ton Is president of this young group. on lighthouse hill. A. B, Bennett, Mrs. T.Wesley Garland of Osborne FRIDAY AND SATURDAY local realtor, made the rental. place entertained at dinner Sunday Edward E. and Tesslo Levy have in celebration of her husband's renewed their HOBO through A, E, birthday. Mr. Garland was the re- The Refrigerator TJonnott, on a store at 170 Bay avecipien- t of many birthday remom- nue, where they conduct a vegetable bronces. Present were Mr. and. Mrs. SAT, Sot, Mat, * P. M. market. Thomas Garland and ion Thomas, 3d, Mrs. Lillian Garland and Mr. and JOEL McCREA Yoia Have Always Mrs: Walter Storer. VERONICA LAKE East Keansburg The So and So club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. T. Wesley Garland's -in— Wanted . . . At No (The lied Sink'itesUtcr ciri bt bought home. Mn, Lawrence McCormick at Etit Kastifburff from Iisdor* Walling) ir«i the assisting hostess. The group "Sullivan's Travels" Tho Scrap Kids Ijeld a surprise planned to buy additional war sav- ALSO birthday party for Mrs. Harold ing stamps In the near future After BBTJCE CABOT Adhrastee lia Cruso at the home of Mrs. May May- a brief business session the evening was apent playing bridge. Refresh- OON8TANOB DENNETT er of Ocean avenue lost Thursday WABIU5N W1XXIAM afternoon. The guesta were Mrs. ment* were aerved. Those present Many Steel Cabinet Florence Van Nortwlok, Mrs. Maywere MUtes Mae Welcb, SIgrld Nel- —In— ht NO MECHANICAL DIFFICULTIES Young, Mrs. Loulso Young, Mm. UN son, Ann Devereaux, Mn. Amberse "Wild Bill Hlckok Hides" Coolerators Are Han Nlccolinl, Mrs. William Hanson, Nelson, Mn. Manhal Crlsor, Mn, Onco you hav« a Coolerator in your homo, your MM, Nellie Hammond and Mrs, May John Weir, Mrs, Georga Johnson, sm, MOW,, TUBS. Mayer. Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs. Edwin Still Available! refrigerator troubles are over, There is nothing Priced at Good and Mrs, Raymond HoUlker. Sun. Confc J»om 8 V. M. that can posslply go wrong with a Coolorator— 00 Mrs. Lillian Nlccolinl returned last Andrew Johnson has enlisted In MADELEINE no moving part that wears out, nothing to get woek from Miami, Florida, -where the Coast Guard service and left *49' she spent tho winter. yesterday for duty. He Is a coxs- CARROLL out of order, no repair bills to pay. Because Mrs. Mildred Young entortained SUNDAY -MONDAY - TTJESDAT wain, third class. AND ice is the. only natural refrigerant, your . UP the Ideal Beach C, I. A. at her. home Mrs. Stephen Rnffl hm taken a MAX HIISCHM'S CARIUNI Hill Coolerntor 5» on the Job 24 hours a dny. Tcrm» Arranged on Ocean avenue Tuesday. ReireBh- position with the Bendlx corporation STERLING menU were served and the group at the Red Bank plant, then played cards, • Mn. Wlillam Fowler, the former . HAYDEN Tlie Ladlei' aid ot th« Lutheran Asfc Your Seaboard Service Man or Miss Minerva Covert, his beenylslt- •—in—> Gethsomone church held a luncheon .. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank TicHNieoioB \r^* Phone Red Bank 248 yesterday afternoon In their meeting Covert, of Beach atreet. "BahamA Passage" rooms on Port . Monmouth ' road, Mn. Paul Peterson -was a, Monday In Technicolor Atso "HAY-FOOT" WITH Later the Needle Work guild or thevisitor at New York city, ; WILLIAM TRACY • J01J SAWYER church conducted tholr regular bus- Mr, and Mra. George O. Johnson WEDNESDAY—OM Day iness meeting. of West Park entertained recently In "flirt »B«out Troop* 20" 'of Id«*l celebration of tut birthday of, her sis- IRENE HERVEY SEABOARD Bench Is making pot holders whloh ter, MM. Marshal Crlaer, who rJoo'l'ved KENT TAYLOR they will sell. The proceeds are tomany gift). Gomel were played and —In— bo turned over to the American Red refreshments were Served. Pro sent SEKVKE Croia. \ . Were Mr. and Mra. Conrad Johnson, | "Frisco Lil" Mr. and M». Stephen Grlflln, Mr. Mr*. Harold Cruse wo* given a ALSO birthday party by her foster dautfi- and Mrs. Lawrenoe McCormick, Mar- /'SERVING THE SHORE' tor, Mary Ann Williams. The child shal Crlaor, Marshal Crhir, St., and DICK arranged and planned, the party as Miss Florence, Johnson, Shrewd, careful buyers read Tho Register's Class- 27 N. Bridge Avo. Red Dank a nurprliie to her mother. Those ANDY DBV1NK present were Lillian Mayer, Betty 8»u«tg" were menUonod In ified Advertisements. 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•A, RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 80.1941 Paste Nine Enlarge Program Colt's Neck air raid signal of four blasts Is giv- that the people of the townehlp will New Brunswick Theologies! semi- XTTRIN GROUP School Children Girl Scouts To en the children get themselves) ready not be alarmed. nary In 1912, he went out to Japan Red Bonk auxiliary to Fltkln For Boy Scouts and two minutes afterward they are Monday, May 4, a meeting of the -where with occasional furloughs he pltal will meet Monday at tb» * .i75fii.3SS!KS" "•*• ""»• marched to the baiemant htll. Thli consistory will be held at the home was located until June, 1938, when of Mrs. Lillian VanBuiklrk or A vastly enlarged program for the Hold Rally May 16 basement hall provides a good air of Elder Sherman. he returned to this country to take Gertrude apartment!, Broad it boy scouts under the jurisdiction of Heed V. Oager, principal of the raid shelter. It has four exlta, solid Tuesday, May B> the Helping Cir- up work as a secretary of the/board Members will bring box lunch Victory Gardens Monmouth council, Boy Scouts of Atlantlo township school, states that brick hulls oh ths side and Is flre cle will meet at the home of Mrs. of foreign missions. and de«»ert will,bo served by1 America, is promised this yoar; It Plant Announced for t>» !• able to clear the school house proof. The principal states that Everett Matthews. hostess.'' A busln«M meeting will wa8 announced this week at head- Leaders' Meeting ot children In time of fire In three- parents need not lear about their Rev. Peter M. Boelhouwer and El- It pay* to advertise In The Ketflfor. conducted at 11 A. m. More Than 178 quarters, Astwry Park. The coun- quarteri of a minute. 'When the children while they are In school. der Lefferson have been appointed cil has been able to socurt the ser- Or* alarm is Hounded three blast* Week-day Bible ichool was held delegates to the general synod for "•' Now Have Gardens- vices of another exeoutlve, William Plans for * large Olrl Scout r»Ujr In the tchpol houte, the school pa- Tuesday afternoon In the Reformed the Classls of Monmouth. Synod H. Wadawotth, yfho Is acting as as- to be hell at ths Carpenters' union trol, -whloh has been trained by the chapel. will meet at Albany this year. C0LII FUE STORAGS Club Supervitort sistant to Scout Executive Ernest M, hall on Maple avenue Saturday, May Ke-w Jersoy State,police, take their 1 David Tumldlskl, chairman of the Sunday, Dr. Luman Bhafer will Protection From Fire, Theft and Moths Blonohard. 18, were announced at a meeting of stations >o that the children are defense council, announces that there speak at the church. He will tell Mr, Waosworth, an Eagle Scout the Olrl Scout Leaders' association quickly led to aafety. Mr. Qager will he ah air raid test of three of the latest developments In the Bertyllng and ReptJrlng at Special Sanunw Bates. Mor« than 178 Red Bank school and a graduate of Syracuse univers- ot Northern Monmouth county Mon- •IBO states that the Bchool houne chll'dren under the supervision of tha blasts, starting Saturday noon. These Far East. Mr^Shater Is a gradu- ity, is doing special work here In day night In the Ship's Cabin room proyldeo one of the bert air raid ate of Rutgers university In the Neighborhood Garden olub member* of the "V. home on Riverside ave- tests will be made for three con- COOFEEMAM FUR SHOP, Inc. Monmouth developing a program of shelters In the locality. 'When the seoutlve Saturdays and it Is hoped class of 1DO0. After graduation from 21 MONMOOTH ST. Bank have atartad Victory garden*, ac- emergency eervice in .which Boy nue. Eleven troop leaders and Mrs, k tk cording to a atatement By Mini Ab- Scouts take the leading role. Robert S\ Perry, repreientlng the b!e V, Strlokland at a meeting Mon- Mr. Wadsworth's program arrang- Northern Monmouth county council, day it, tha home of MM. Samuel W. es scout cooperation -with local de- attended. Oroccry Hautman on Peter* plaoe. This proj- fense councils, the Red Cross, and •lleotivs 'til W«4. ect •waa started. In Red Bank publlo M Mary Banders, » national other similar organizations for dis- Girl Scout officer, will attend the Miy eth. Ind. aobooli lait month. aster relief.. The new Monmouth. Miss StrlokUOd roborted that ot rally. Shhe wilill leal d the tinging of Field executive came here after sev- two new* national Girl Scout longf, thd total number of gardens, Me- eral years' experience at a leader obtnla street school pupils have 74, "Girt Scouts Are We" and "Olrl of boys' camps In the Adirondack!, Scoutj Together." Several troops will River streat 7S and Oakland street Monmouth council this year has a 48. Club members have made sug- present okltf, budget of $18,906, which Is slightly MM, William H. Oroff, leader of gestions and given assistance in higher than last year's figure be- planning and planting. troop SO, Matawan, announced that cause of the added emergency train- an interesting program for leaden, "Bach y«ar It has been customary ing program, to assist children In planting flowers assistants and committee membert The annual finance campaign is has been arranged for Tuesday af- and for the put two years Members npw under way, with several dinners have assisted children of the public ternoon, May 26, at Cbeeiequake scheduled for the .workers. As a state park, Matawan. The program schools here In staging flower ehows sign of the times, war rations meals and exhibiting plants started under Is entitled "A Day at-Camp Edith will be served. Maoy," and has been designed to olub supervision. . . .Forthcoming dinners Include: dis- Mrs. John Warren was named show part of the leaders' training trict 7, May 6, at the Belmar Presby- pprograg m which is conducted at Camp chairman of a membership dri^e to terian church; district 4, May 7, at begin at once. Each member has Edith Macy, Ploasantvllle, tho Leonardo Field club; district 2, York. There will be a email regis- pledged to bring a prospective mam- May 8, at the Rod Bank Y.M.C.A.; Ms to a future olub peetlng. tration fee,' which will Include sup- district 8, May 11, at the Keyport pei' cooked In the open. Mm. Theodora D. Pareonjs was Reformed church, and district E, named chairman of the,nominating All troop. leaders gavs reports of May 12, at tho Freehold High school activities, Mrs. Howard Chamber- 00 YOUR FOOD SHOPPING IN committee assisted by Mra. John Os- «ofeterlB. _ _ _. ' borne and Mrs, Hamilton S. Battln. : lain of troop 7, Keansburg, an- They will report, Rt the next meet- nounced thaf several of her group lng Monday, May 25. Monday, May Home Nursing Course were being trained for junior nurses' aides. ONESTOP AT SAFEWAY 11, members, will visit the gardens of Mrs.. Matilda Rounds at Manas- Started At Hazlet Others present were Miss Florence quan; ,•'••' Sheppard of troop 31, Long Branch; Following the business mooting The first home nursing course of- Miss Elvira Costello and Mrs. Rob- Miss Antoinette Dwlght spoke on fered by the American Red Cross un- ert Ward, troop two, Cliffwood; Mils der tho supervlalon of Mrs_ , Mado-i Elma Kangag s and Miss Lee Tlnol- DM herba, their uses and growth. She Is a member ot Rumson Garden club. llne Seamen of" Rarltan township,! dalnkll , troop 2828, Colt'Ct' s KeckK ; Mrs. was started at the Hazlot sohool last J°hn J. Landa and Miss Aghes Ctoll- week and 'will continue to meet farb, troop. 28, Long Branch, and Kraft Cheese tiotMiiiM«.nii. 2P*S<39< Free8tonePeache8 weekly for the next 15 weeks, This Miss Bernadine Stewart and Mrs, Jo- Fellowship Has oourse is designed as an educational B1> Piccolo, troop 15, Fair Haven, American Daisy Cheese <»»und30t Del Monte Peaches .^0S measure and is'not for vocational! Kellogg's Rice Krisples 2pkB>-21c Valley Gold Apricots «^'« N<,.i« i5c' Social Meeting training, LesBons Include actual I n practice work as well as lectures In in Shredded Wheat NABIXO pVL.geit< Breakfast Figs SUNDOWN N».icii>45t| home hygiene and care of the' sick, Quaker Oats o«|rt - ««J»I«-M « "t> 2 pvg>. 19< Panel Discussion, personal health, community health, For Belford Girl Pleasu Apple Saace « BURNS N»;j«n9j care of the aged, babies and chil- A surprise kitchen shower was ' Ralston's Cereal •«»« »«« 24o..Pk9.i8« Cranberry Sauce OCEAN SPRAY i7oiUni3« Arranged for Sunday, dren. " '•'..' given for Mies Jean Ahern of Belford MaCarOni or JPAtHETTI.r HOODLIt-UKLlir* pkg.8( Members of this olass are Elsie at the home of Mrs. Fred Trenery of Tomato Paste eoi.am 2<*u17* Games and dancing were enjoyed Thorne, Clara Mack, Blanche W. Fair Haven Thursday night. Ry-Krlsp * «• '*««• 2 &v- 27c n oi. pkg. 20< Standard Tomatoes • NO.2H o»»ure iiox.pkS. 23c Del Monte Sardinesi.»'""" «*«E 2un.'23c Sant, Margaret Frost and William John J. Golden Marjorle Halliday of Belford; Mrs. - Tr«et,-Ollnton Wllber, Jr,f- Bobert, I3avid Wallace of Port Mcmmouth; Jell-0 REGUUIR FUVOIS Mt FUDDIflBt pkg. 6c Llbby's Queea Olives t^.j,,^ Jack and George Jeffrey and Ed- Mis» Annette Hanly of W&namasia; ward Townsend. The next meeting Joins The Navy Miss Bernlce MorrlB of Red Bank; TloyarO'e8Sfirt8''"ia«n»'ar«Minr-.iitQ.-8t-- Fancy Sweet Gherkins nm 7*n.ut2h ••-Jrtll bo-Monday, .MftjCjWr .__ _ John^J.._ Gtfildon of Sunny-crest Miss Grace Culver of Spring Lake uoid m&sMA. C^GOanilt BAKU'S Soitbin Stilt 4ox.un1Qt Kraft Dinner mm*. pxumeiOc George Wilson led devotions at the drive, Little Silver, who enlisted In Heights; Misa Doris Edwards of bag fellowship meeting Sunday evening tho naval reserves in January, has Bradley Beach; Miss Muriel Sexton bag i it the church, WllUam Bnyder spoke been called to active duty.. He began of Long Branch; Mrs. John Horter Paanut Butter if"-«»»i n>. J« 25« J n>. jer"47« on "Wanted, a Liar".at the young his training period at the Naval of Neptune and Mrs. William Ward idult discussion meeting and Mies Training station at Newport, Rhode and Mrs. Fred Trenery of Fair Strained Honey turn S'UKES Mp>ni15c j>ini2Sc (o* VanSant, "My .Church and I" at the Island, April 19.. Haven. Sleepy Hollow Syrup HtPU-nci i2oi.bot.16c Ugh school meeting. M!M Frost Mr, Golden Is the son of Mrs. P. J. Miss Ahern, who Is a graduate of Wrigley's Chewing Gum 2 pigi. 7C mng several solos. Golden of Sunnycrest. He Is a Mlddletown Township High school Clinton Wllber, Jr., Frank War- graduate of Red Bank.high school, and is omployed at the Signal corps Red Heart Dog Food DM "« 12« 3ibi. 35c BEECHNUT BABY FOODS! ner, Jr., and William Snyder will and until early last month was em- Radio laboratory, Belmar, Is engaged Clorox^ Bleach pirn 10c <,u.rt 19i Fin* aualllr-Assortad VsrKtlss tonduot a panel dlscuaelon at the ployed in tho nylon division of Pu- to wed Lieutenant Joseph T, Simpson thurcb Sunday evening. Pont's at Arlington. of Fort Monmouth, Sunday. Ohio Matches or BIRD'S EVf 3boxei13c CHOPPED' • lJ»>19e STRAINED • 3J"«20C Pure Lard Croam of Wheat «n. pka -14c ig* pkg 24c LIFEBUOY TOILET SOAP 3 b.n 19c S Mlmrtt or Regular - Vjtimln Rich The Coffee that LUX TOILET SOAP 3^ 19c Hecker's Farina wuii pkg.iic iargtpkg.18e gives you All 3- Graham Crackers NAIISCO I K> pkg. 18C SOAP SAFEWAY RINSO POWDER pkg. Sealect Milk EVAPORATED 3 cm 23C AIRWAY CarnaHon Milk lerdsn-i« pit 3 «"> 26c IVORY SOAP Sfael Qeeime the*? Qoodi KarcoSyrup ami LAM. V > U> cm 15C NEW CROP SM our ditplayf of fin* •'' Try l». CALIFORNIA PEAS ASPARAGUS and R«d-Rip« 2. ibs. 15« STRAWBERRIES! Spinach. - >• 5c Celery Hearts^* 10c NEW CROP ' JUMBO Oranges 1O'-25c Radishes 2^»»5c NEW WHITE g NEW CROP-LONG ISLAND EXTRA UMt fLORIBA burtth FLORIDA Grapefruit Scflllions 2 "5c LAMt FLORIOA- NEW CROP-LONG ISLAND LAMt Dnions WH|J£ 2 ""• 15c

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111—4 BOWIXNO WEST LONG BRANCH NO. 1 STOKES GARDELLA'8 BIKE SHOP C. Jaequu lit 15« WE3TINGHOUSE _ _ J GLOBE. 0BOB£ Huin ..... «-.- 150 III 14Borden, . ;.. . PERTH AMBOY (2047) II. Seusslllej 111 lit 186—8 Parker, U. , ,,r. i«7 F, Palar.drano 204 107 114 UO LEAGUE. Jaeobiii «. 172 173 Bk A. McDermott ._. .._...... lf» 123 1 Campbell . P. Bruno „„_..„_ . ITS U> A. Yardi 100 144 1 1 Dumirir . ~ 188 115 Wilion ...;.- U7 288 P.'Naumchlk ...... , 216 .202 ___ Ho uo IJO "A" DlTialon. IIow|and ...... Sehw«rta. . H. Manton ...... ; 94 1(3 1 K. Aaay ISO 1J2—8 Fattaraon 1»8 117 R. P»rker _„ ... _.. lltJl«4 M°a7o"y —• .„•...... ,181 159 ..... HI 189 Gresorr ..., H. Hartowtes . 115 125 1 U Laswell . 105 108—8: OVell „. 110 UT K.. Kmasr _. .... ;. 118?. Ul Cajrroll., •--•-. us. STANDING OF THE TEAH8 Conrow •...... B. LtaberK :__„ 1»4 185 1 ill 189.. 710 86: w 844 94t 4(5 644 tit Phil Daly No. 1 71 8IGHLANDS NO. S .' CIS] 740 61 Ctuf.D iri AVON NO. 1. Koblenbuih 136 115 156 HIGHLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE. Weet End No. I . 60 FRANK DtlNHAM SEAL ESTATE U. Karol . 151 I4» 110—4 Neptune City .. 52 Ormibee —- 158 1!« Llminl 141 1J2 1S6 F08DS (2031) M. Dries 133 108^-3' Salmon — —• 168. 182 Debold .. Ill 119 227 112 '"Freehold No. 1 .—-- 62 E. Ba.Ua ...... :._-' ™ 158" 101 H: STANDING'OP THE TEAMS ' "Ttatontown No. 1 . ; 61 Dellett 310 Duncan ...- _.„_ . 157 185 189 Bomandattl 164 1S4 190 •'•• W L AVS H •« Usexeellal No. 1 50 Hampton 209 190 M. Tilrlck , 117 3J1824 1" Foriuate Fame IS II 810,81 104 Tamer 160 18» R. Zavlaeky 88 1 ^H&hlends No. 1 •••• 44 L. Koperwhata . .'— 131 139 SINGLES Ideal Diner -. 62 It . 908.14 III 42 Hooper • 171 709 *705 878 ' JnSependenta No, 1 sr LINCEOFT NO. 2 A. Meicbiolr* ...... 138 . Clasa A Loftiu * Leddy .....45 51 872.11 108 '"Wanamasaa No. 1 —— 914 914 835 Mahonejr. Sr, 144 168 A. VanVllet 218 165 181—881 Mohr's Tavern ...... 41 61 85a.lt 100 ••'Bradley No. 3 : is 188 193—52i Highlands Eiso ..... 18 51 • 861,70 101 LAKEWOOD Carney 132 64Z H. Jacobus .—. 179 >;-Bea Girt, No. I _ - 87 Tbompaon .. ..t~ .... 168 183 Ciaaa G B. Basekay . . 118 199 157—52 H. J. Bailey Co. II 61 ".'.', 96 BAYSHOBE BOWUNO LEAOCB Allen T, 198 148 It J. Mahoneboner ...... 204 U6 DODGERS, LONG BRANCH (2228) A. Lovl 17D 180 148—50' INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES *Belmar Volunteer . • 85 Pettlt -I —. m , 146 155 T, Jacob«on 133 118 15C!. Stockal 178 U8 151—48 6TANDINO OF THE TEAMS ^-Freehold No. 1 ...... i»y. Jr. . 185 186—49. , O AVEHI 10 G Braun .... A. Travara. Sr. , 138 148 ISL.! Howland • ltl 192.14 ''W I* AVE Deal No. 1 SO B. Takor 127 154 19 E. Jacobs . ...—, 174 179 184—48' Agnlme :..-. ...;....—' 91 25 MoDfthtn ., >.«HI»,I.H«M • 92 24 Nafa.Jawelera ...... 52 IS 040 ...... Oakhurst No. 2 -~ 20 Brown — •— 789 705 75T0. Jtoeatl , 148 124 18 H, desko ...... 12B166 188—48: 190,18 Format* Farms ..... 81 86 988 10T< 'Highlands won In lolUoft*. US 169—47 Shlnkle, ...... 15118.9 24 * ,'•" FREEHOU) NO. 1 M. Psrry 156 171 16E'. Munn .J ... 14s . Ar 68 Koxy'a Fhat ...... 4» 188 817.1841.U1 lof.-.; ^TaAderveer ....;...—.... 212 188 911 867 982 HAZLET 0. Schleker . Ul US 188—474 R. Adalr 68 187.8 26 Brown's Market...... 45 42 919.14 108 -Xaatokaa , l«4 198 RED BANK NO 3 Peteux :._ 155 191 178 619 725 491. Zupko ..i_. 140176 147—468 Stelnhardt . — 90 188.12 21 Bquara Bar ...... 14 43 (189 99: -.nsel .. Titus .~~ 127 155 184 149 147—454 BBrown ....:....'_ — 84. 184,20 24' MJ! Clayton - 141 194 HendrSeka • "1 180 POCKET BOOK LOCAL NO. 4, E. Oakea 159 Babr ...... Brook's Inauranc*....' 48 44 C0«. 101 IUIII)...... Urbells 184 201 Turnoek ...... : 194 184 Carbart .. 145 144 PERTH AMEOY (2i4«> H. Romer .. 157 155 139—45 —.' 78 188.6B 28 Mlddletownera 41 44 869.38 10: Oonena' ...... Brey .___ 127 14B 1S1 B. Parcels 148—48 Brey —...... 84 183,40 24 Atlantic Uoni chib 19 16 Btav» t 'L, Clayton . ^ji... 205 188 Hopkins . 205 158 14WatUn1 g . _.. 220 173 15F6. N*gvy 114 , 112 Hi Farwell ..... 81 183.19 25 818.81 9 Pearce ISO 168 171 HI 18 F. Hacrowskl ...... 146 155 188—48 Atlantic Supply. IT 50 845.40 Gloss 154 H. Janderup 122 146 126—421 Meyer ,83 183,1 Lenox Tavern ...... 12 T »*. • .-..;.. , 906 959 82Oaborne _..-...J67 163 141 12: C. Ambrose .... 158 6 5 819 •6« 121 M. Pateraon . 155 122 152—401 Mewea 42 182.18 IS G , rARKE ASSOCIATION T •«.»>••, NEPTUNE CITY. 774 811 773M. McDermott ...... -'178 168 18: J. McQuarla) 129 Minor . AVS . 981 819 110 16 u„..„...... 82 . 181.20 22 OVER TWO-THHIDS GAMES B. Younv .....^...... n! '.. 171 l»| J •tSmmons 14D 175 , 19 DEAL NO. 2 F. Kmetl _ 167 J. Adadr ... 180.16 25 H. Bchubnan 1 :.. ..180 114 * Wllklna 1T3 191 l»l DEAL NO. I £hmann . ~. 143 136 226 Class B Hen ry •.... M IT) 25 Nordy ...... 5T 108.44 Mtirdoek __...„.. 185 Wandt 1»1 160 16O'Brien ...:•• l»0 157 19Mati5 a 13S 118 106 736 677 73O. Tick t'S 177 15«—53 Pentormau ..:.._i «T U«.»« in FORDS COAL, FORDS (2065) B. Renlek _ -.._ 119201 155—831 Strlgh. .... 8B 178.20 24 M•d.. SchutaaSchul n ... IT1 3 ^"Conoyer • - 187 198 11Bagger 161 102 ;• 131 Fl '107 138 87 Et. Tomaino -...W;...... M 76 ,108.10 H,'Yduri« L E. Brems „ 114 128 111A. Bruaao . 180 170 171—681 Carrlgsn -. 8»113.18 241 . .171 185 ^ Drum _..-.._..... 221 194 17Tomaln9 o 175 142 158 172 97 Borneo (.— '0 118.8 24 Woodward :.. 87191.44 Darke ' .184 174 Torchia . 157 152 20Knt"ki*^.v.'.i!irir.ii7.'.r.ir.0 r 169 iss 151 R. Bacapay 121 184 111C, Buckaltw ~- 182112 179—531 J. TomaJno ..... 84 192.4 B M«IIett E. Jankowakl 186 132 12M.:» Poloakl „ 154 168 169—49! DeRoia 87 111.8 276 192.39 11* 1 I**.',' 881 913 91Vanne2 r ~.r. ._1«5 _204 188 Schmoun —— 15 it. Walling , . 78 (it 742 66J7. Berndt „ 164 117 10'V. Data , 170 . 150 158— 177 23 iafajetta) 58 U1.S0 ' wl UNEXCELLED FIKE CO. NO, 1 C. Arnold -.._:.; 165 168 201 187 159—18: Drlnkwatar _.,.. 01178.11 258 Mona.haLafayetten) „ 81 . 190.19 -Hurley 201 118 215 B78 751 868 " CHUdlna 187 Beiler 70 178.05 228 LENTZ . OAKHUBST NO. 8 FAIR HAVEN WOMEN'S U. Ferry 129 177 110—47 Agnlnt 84 1B9.I4 LenU _.._..„„ Orr 179 216 ' 705 874 681S. Carpenter 162 157 UO—46 Llmmsyer ..— 80171.11 24 Poaban . .57 180.21 ' Tnomjaon : 285 204 18Layto9 n - 1" 151 126 . JLEAGUE, Kornek i..™.. 7« 2S6 60 ^nibbtt ,...,«.~.~^..i.~ .484 FORSGATE FARMS, FORDS (2(2OW T. Skolanlk 118 134 165—46' Hanson 189.14 Suikhardt . . -... 1SB I MegHIl l»0 210 IBBrowS n — 145 • 159 153 II. Tomko ISO l|J Schellack :.... . 78 172.60 23 j-ll 151 IBS R. Hubar 147 lea 141—46! Uulraln „._ ;' 114 , Mosejr 1ST 142 21 VINCENTS H. Breiowskroiki ..'. 170 120 18: G. Schickel 128 165—45 O'Neil ...... x.... 42172.7 229 3aker ...... 81 lSg.28 , Joomiui .;;...... ,„...,.... i 125 Gerblg'".'..'.'."'-.-.'..... -.. 1S8 147 . Kreger .. 147 125 J. MoCsllen . 171 111 10 160 Murphy ...... ^:.. 62 111.52 24 \. Adalr - „.„ 671B9.63 J .c 1002 925 1000 E. Tomko 98 10_5 16 A. Frorabergar 150 160 115—44 H. ...-.—...:—,_m i4B. in Goodnough - M. Pryor . 144 121 98 T. Logan 185 165—44: Fubley, Jr, ... 15 171.11 22 Manal' .« Is 186.40 • »-«• WEST END NO. 1. " Whtte .._ 117 171 A. Patrick 151 148 101 143 Ahern 84 170,10 28 Stelnhardt .: °> 186.47 820 808 737 M. Totln 184 119 123—«\Z 781 721 781 ,' •W«Ilin« •.. 1811 US 182 Bowie 127 112 D. Rasden 182 141—42 Mohr 87 189.40. 224 Callano ...... _.._...:... ES 196.8 A. Adle 170 146 720 685 147 Anderaon 82 168.87 3. Minor ..._„ 19 1B5.47 •^fuh 184 214. 146 L. Mundy 157 180 121—41 232 I Wellr 8 1 C Divlflon < PERSONALITY BEAUTY SALON, ~ Hlbbeta 148 138—41 McDonald •••....»...... 75- 181.11 23 Sourao, 10 184,18 BUMHAVEN LEAGUE. MS I' I' 705 65< PERTH AMBOY (2005) 139 Ilynn 82 164,10 20S kdalr ...-, , 18 184.7 "-Schneider PEERLESS H. Branay 173 142 98—41 -J'Dflllon. 182 W 225 STANDING OP THE TEAMS. A. Torockak ;_... Ill 168 US 144—41 Leibhauaer ... 45 163 219 lahr ...... :. 81IB 4.4 M. Mack . 158 Krall ; 129 110 81 Brown ...^. . ...„. ....„ 80 1B8.9 . . ; WARD'S RADIO. _.. 255 170 171 : w J. A. Itoswell . E. CMiman .... . 170 I«4 156 Aaay 109 147—ti jucaa 162.25 2ZS 6 156 80 ))Uone ...... '. . ... 11 182.35 Jim Ward ..._. :. ;... us 141 211 -w- •:•• 957,. 907. 880 Point Plemni ' - •'• ] 20 iQubenachmldt K. K.rol 127 162 111 Patrick — 125 147 136—40 Blom —.. 162.23 221 6 A. Chit-man . - 133 134 111 H.' Parker 12 162.1 200 !. Anderson ,... 16 1H1.24 3»li.Sott«r ...... :...._.._...„ 148, -149 V* EATONTOWN NO. 1. Brodliy Jr..-:.:. J '24 lummy -. . Hedlund 109 127 150—983 Mahlir ;.:...... 80 180.69 Pairry Ell,. :. 147 114 -' B. Morris ..' 2S8 170 Incrolt No. 1 fl 26 '. Hansen....<— .... T. Skolanit-k 119 145 109 Rubley 18 111,18 281 160.11 228 Smith ,.,„...„._...„_ 81 180,83 Ed Strohnungtr ...... 169 18- 108 , ."Cliasey :.- 204 184 Avon No. 2 - •:• B9 28 Johnson ,... 18 lead ...... —._ 67 180.47 158 Branchport - 62 '« 5J3 693 610 Class C Julius ... 5 160.1 179 Soaftt*.oa : 160 '%ParVe 177 IBS 576 oS« Castne." ...... ;._..X 72 180.16 DuD n ...... 148 143 %. Morris 203 169 Se4 Bank No. S —. 4» 88 PAUL'S OPEN DOOR BOYAL DIAMOND, PERTH AMBOY Presley .146 120 178—445 Baker 8 142.2 152 lomeo ...•.__.—1. 88 178.26 Brailej No. J _ —. 46 38 'lorenea MacPheraon 131 123 117 (1980) - 149 119 140— 40B , l-Meyer - 189 185 r.dep.nd»nt« No. 2 4R 36 LaiwelLll l HIGH ONEE GAUGAUE Shelly ,...._.;_ 88 115.18 '«» Jonea - 132 146 A. Zaieikl... •Ill 121 Palurobo 182 111 130—408 itelnhardt . uacken>uih .._'., 86 WADE'S SERVICE STATIOSTATION Phil Daly No. 2 - 45 42 lot Stadler 150 174 H. Kolntor _.:. . T67 149 122—30i 278 996 90S 940HKMandl No. 2 • 40 47 111 Aomko 125 ;deal *... ~ 8 Ira VanBnint 1122 9 122138 Catherine Oti« 126 120 R. McMabon . 121 94 Ahela 124 139 133—306 .N.I •I« :...._..::.::..:rr.'.:i;"~.'.,- •'-. —•••-— 74« ii4l«8 BBobb SutherlanSthld d 166 164 8U8140 OAKHURBT NO. 1. Weat Lonr Branch No. 2 S9 48 jllllan Rhodei 144 154 S. Pastrlek 121 UIOH THREE GAMES Jn«te«llisd No. 2 ..._ — 34 IS3 145 SSehwaUU i 111 114 138—388 732 O'Rourke, E. «8 178.1 P. How»r 12S 140UJ' Turner , - 166 183 177 M. Lorllng i_ _ 130 166 125 188—87 Itelnhardt ...—...... '...... '... WaJUng. J _ ea 172.88 Jchn VanBrunt -.-. 124 .142 148 Duram/ -..- . 185 116 1SSjMan ^.., «- ••-•• 2B . 58 Shieldhild s .:. 11« 2972 683 717 626 deal .....1 Millar , 10 189.20 )utnmy ....i...... w „.„, , 126 Bender ~ . '.. 158 117 19lo«th0 ' Btlmar - •" 27 57 FAIR HAVEN ALLEYS InnetlU'd No. I 27 60 6JS (20 657 HIGHLANDS ES3O Horater ..... 10 H6.56 Sd Wtd« .... jit Ul Hlbbet i.. : 181 164 100 Helen El! . ... 102 144 125 Olaaa D Class D 204 Rubley „. . is 114.10 188 212 107 JOINT PLEASANT. orneo .. —. ... 202 204 Penterman Vivian Wll.on 143 136 146 BILL'S DINER, FORDS (1949) Karol 153 118—402 ubley 204 181697 MeGulr. ; IT 114.11 John.on .,._...... 185 175 189Esther England 113 131 11B0. Sundqulst 164 188 121 Uangione 129 117—364 •'Neil :.. 200 205171 Relss _. . 88 ISO.55 • DONALD'S LAUNDRY *" '" 799 911 88Chadirie9 k 182 1J6 177Helen Hllllard 105 La Zlna 121 125—348 cbellack - 172 212196 O'Rourke, R, . 88 158.1 I. Bhodas , 169 114 Pat Wahh 99 125 B. Rosenvlnga _ 101 141 98 ~r; •• HIGHLANDS NO...1. ... Saunden - 11* U4 B. Peterson _ . 86 98 181 'arwell . 226 Ul£32 Joslln ..a.:.,..;..:... 81 151.48 I. Prjror . .' ..„ 128 "" Marge Jaktibecy .. 140 129 138 r.Dolesohat 182 \T(jonahan ' - 188 ltl 171 Baundera ...... _ 192 U6 L. Dtckion 58 170 HOLMDEL LEAGUE. Reith .^... 80 154.12 Brown -. 182 189 188Imlth "-" M. Thels -."."'"....".'.".'.. 120 .18 135 Gardner ....; 62 -Ul.U >. Eieland 1 . 214 507 645 Hi LOFTUS "•arkar .,...... „.,„„ „ 55 141,14 L. Pryor 166 'VKohleRbujh :— 224 164 m S20 „_ Brey -.-... 222 214 181 174 ^STANDING OF THE TEAMS trlgh UNDER TWO THIRDS GAMES, UNKCELLED NO. 2 ehinkle • • ' • .194 184 811 ^Aimim. .•• ; 101 180 ist CENTRAL JERSEY WOMEN'S HOLBROOK HAT CO., PERTH AMBOY' O Esllow 120 118 178 (1903) W L Blom ....^. .. : „: .: .FAIBHAVIN TAVERN TOUBNEY. a, j 20 13 DeRoaa 28 194.21 K, Stadler .. 142 IN 191 " •;•.". • 1008 9S8 90Dumm2 y _ 125 12E 125 H. Gaydoa 116 . 157 124 14 Anderson, W 'unmr . -... .. 126 125 125 A. Naakowski _...„ 98 118 94anks . 19 itelnhsrdt Jovma 192.18 \ JoMan „.._.....*.... US 141 .162. ,»". ' BELMAB VOLUNTEER. erbart : 157 155 170 'Ifates . . 17 IS Rubley, JJr:. — . ISM."' '• Lelbeok ... -... Ill 112 211 Donate ....:... 245 227 158. LEADERS. E. Lambert .. 114 108 144 17 19 Scbnaldar _ U8y8. J. WalMri .._. 168 111 141 :of>blna ....„., 165 184 168 R. Borgstrom 158 168 12lard6 s •• 17 19 E. Waller ..-:v-..~.~ i .118 184 -171 Ciaaa A Teams. J. Lypttk- ... J2B 132_ 1J5 FOSSGATE 18T.8 C. Waddell ITS 14« 116 ,"" Sylvester ... 17S . 1S1 .140 602 727 766Levins Sport Shop, Perth Ambny 'pdgcrs -...... „„.,..'.... 17 19 188.8 15 Zl I«w«a ,M Thttnpaon .... 184 178- 154 OCEAN '" ' Fords Recreation .....' 2851 iiants —, ...... '...i..' Mewea, H. 188.8 188 163 REDS Vymbe ....„ ...... Icwwaux . ..:..: 157 1<6 142Perth Amboy Hec 2273 DOUBLES in 181 182 Fowler .' 185 189 188 Doubles . 'harker 128 151 tey Drinkwater ....:. :.:.... 178,: 877 918 791 Class A lanley 116 105 103 Lucas ^ 118.1:J1! iutUr 146 1D7 128Frances Koch, Elizabeth Osborn, Red * 178 151 enry ... . h.kern .... '. — SEA-GIRT-NO..1 I.Jnirler_ ....„. „.... 172 ltl 161 Bank , ^ lost A. Lovl 132 18» 221—B42 .. Schanck _.. 128 h 17S.1' .ltman ...... Trarara' U6 190 170 Monnhan ichnmoun,...... i ...... I7B.2T r« Traill ... Ill . US 213 w Adete~ Lovi, Irentr-Zupko,—Perth- Am—- -•- I. Zupko no eS 170—485 Mount .*. 110128 146 arallng ..... _..,. 178.6 < boy : 1021 -"i Herbert"7.T17._.....7r._..r...7.. 167 166 235 814 ltt 324 I'Nejil ...... ^.._.._... 114,22 _.. Helen Gasko, Eva Oakcs, Perth Am- 1027 708. 7S2 721'~ BAILEY CO.- («nry^...7..:V...::.i..'..V.V.™. -IT4.1«-'m '»•!;«•*• 212 196 168 SOUTH BELMAR H. Gajiko 188 185 179—552 [cDonald * 189 !-«•"-.'••"••" , FREEHOLD NO. 2 'hlte. ...-•. , . 111 Carolyn Buckalew, Perth Amboy 533 ummy 185 135 18Ilno5 r l»0 181 LArAYBTTE Ann Brueso, Long Branch E33 ummy . 135 135 1S5 17S SED BANK BOWLING LEAOCE; r, .Carman • US -hCook , .. 176 176 191;nox „.._ 160 163 160 1, Carmkli *... ..« ..«., 258 .^CBrisTgs —«..-...... ».....,.... 175 198 116 Claae C Teama. 880 800 868 Branch 2226 Olasa B 724 792 725 ifayatte' ...... 113 S«il!ak«w __..'. 112 129''150 715 695 711 V. Koehler 171 BED BANK RECREATION HAL Fair Haven Alleys 2185 162 190—518 DODGERS BED BANK RECREATION - HALt, , ~Talni«r 221 174 lit SED BANK NO, 3. C. Buckalew 121 148 145—417 142 1<3 I. Mtnton , 184 118 "VNennlnger '...... 166 . 227 203 Pin«i, Lakewood 2157 Holnns- WOMEN'S COCKTAIL LEAGUE ilark , 165 212 alia - 151 . Doubles uehn 159 198 CARHART 1 179 181 ravera _„_ , 184 158 .;': '"' '880 899 869 Figaro 1 127 Daisy Shields, Dorothy Johmon, 930 lennett rooma „..,.._ 199 181 CarhWt. .., . 18S I' " ' INDEPENDENT NO. 1. ana . 187 US Long Branch ' 920 B. Renlck 140 169 197—506 ummy ....1 _ , 135 185 ROB ROYS Rockefeller —.... 114 .Figaro 159 158 M. G. Schlcker 190 125 161—420 uromy ..,_ 135 135 3edle 188 I Colmorgen ....'— 188 .118 'oorhtea ...... —...... 202 196 Brusio _ 166 181 201 Laura Wilde, Mary Maaiocca, Red IJO ViBlali 115 165 110lunch 182 173 Bank 887 flendrickson 120 ', Moon ;...... «...... lehmldt ; 1(4 026 750 7»2 744lenzzopane 158 809 814 9 202 153 202 Eisle' Tomko, Ann Patrick, Fords .... 854 h. Hemelenk! .... PIRATES .LONG BRANCH TIBHIN~G" PIER, 821 414 171 ..,„.,. - ...... 187 175 US SWtlea 158 122 138—418 [ Tomalno .... 155 750 826 721 A, Van Dorn 168 164 17«—49S Maher 158 129 414 FOLEV -U.Wjniba . . 188 177 162 WEST LONG BRANCH NO. 2. Frances Nichols, Lakewood , 446 uromy : 135 1S5 ZOMBIES. 'arker 115 Tlaherty 178 174 198 IUIU. Jr. _ 148 162 142 Jane Presley, Long Branch ...V...., 445 rruny 185 185 urklln Arnona ; ...... '.. 115 ' Folojr .... 114 186 171 ,*?,.",' 882 851 "907* lennlj •. 120 163 12Elsl3 « Hull, South River 489 918 rrany 185 185 elknap 'uttle ...'..:...... _..„.. is! Tonway 172 198 202 U. Connor .144 135 167—446 iolel .....~ «...- 206 BRADLEY NO. 3. umroy - 125 125 Class D Teams lunmy...... 136 135 lavlland .. - FitHerald 182 171 160hulU, Sr. „ 147 188 15Bill'8 s Diner. Fords 1549 M. Francis ..I... .. 144 154 168—467 529 sO8 571 ^Pan. 186 Ul 165lorian _ 181 172 19Holbroo5 k Hat Co., Perth Amboy 1908 698 669 637 845 lii" DOWENS ,r,W. Rogers . 19S 181 220 Dennis _ 113 Mapleways, Lakewood 1820 Glad. Scbicker 110 344 MANHATTANS CLOTHIERS v, Bradner _... 194 249 16'J Doubles rod»h«r 115 'ruox ,.....'; 114 Egbert .^. .— 163 179 161 721 810 76Hele1 n Knoblock, Ann Silvers, South L. Mundy 117 200 HIGHLANDS BUSINESS MEN'S lockbum - - 140 Morris ..:_.._... 118 HIGHLANDS NO. 2 Blver , 823 LEAGUE. itllson - 157 Woodward J. 215 ,:,,,„ 878 941 8E5 TEUB •- «...... '. 204- .ubl.y 121 Kitti y KarolK, l MarMy Driesi, PertPhh Am- M. Totin 168 .,1 WANAMASSA NO. 1. lerby 130 boy ^821 154 T«noEcopan« :...... 218. ,'Vltaliua 233 134 i$g!tla«t US P. Hedlund 167 187 STANDING OF THE TEAMS STINGERS h Mildred Ue. Edith Ladk.m.chei-y '1019 1089 .-^Jloor — 201 169 114»tt«rBOn 173 Lakewood 7. .7.7.! 812 W L AVE HG•ilde . », Roberto 161 171 22•ivie5 a _ '. 202 leal Diner 64 32 864.86 1017 t'hnrton BONOORK TAILORS Singles Kmett 130 157 Ions Club 61 35 860 1017 DeAngelia '. 164 152 209 „. Helen Knoblock,.South River 460 ! 'nnlnwegen... Inderson _„. 182 118 805 A. Tomeiakf..... 185 167 so, Jr 48 47 824.21 091 Apter _ 158 188 208 772 069 Ann Silvers, South River 410 i»ff«ry ...... i_ ., 161 211 "D" DMalon irsgate Farms .... 46 51 822,87 .971 427 400 eva : . - .' 206 -150 Edith Houaen, Lakewood 405 B8S ipt. Wheelera .... 43 58 834.21 1033 TORPEDOES seher _.....»' 118 UB. • !.- 917 801 934 All Eventa : •••,-•• DEAL NO. I. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. D. Lasaen us 142 111—196 estlnghouo'.. 32 54 811 1019 Halper - 148 108US Acerra ..*.....-.'22ll 226 W Class A—Betty Bacskay, Fords 1529 142 151—168 Selleek 121 126 BOWLING OENTEB 8ENIOB ,_•_ Matovsky, Jr. 185 IB7 233 Class B—Betty Renlck, Ford* j. 1517 A. Lakomski ...... 167 INDIVIDUAL 'AVERAGES Woods 167 152 139nmilton 6fl Williamson 198 -106 ui 7 . ". 1ii~m 1 ' ., LEAGUE, : Dummy .1 ; 136 air Haven No. 2 - 60 CISSR C—Frances Nicholi, Lakewood 1302 G AVE PAUL'S OPEN DOOIt iples No. 2 _ -... Class D—Helen Knoblock, S. River 1256 llr - 26 191.19 '812 840 John Matov-sky 182 178 59 M. VsnBruht 156 149 Brown .-....,.._...... 181 ikhurat No. 4 - 64 Highest game of tournament, any event, J. Bruno ,114 129 well 98 187.86 PINK LADIES Hnnmer .'1..: v-... 168 190 211 190 any class: ewes - 18 53 Stout _ 148 181 Brett ..;» UB Uaxaa ..u.., —...'.... IDT all No. 1 _ ...... 6 .2 _ Ann VanDorn 242 Minor 95 Falumbo 119 162 S«« 86S 878 847 Schmidt 199 "Cansnleo -. Ul ttla Sliver No. 1 51 TEAMS M. Podolakl 114 146 172—429 ohlsnbuah . . 75 MaixWo « ...... US 189 Wirattt ;..„.—.. 148 1MO ...'.•...-._._..„.-...... 211 . feit End No. 1 50 Class A Bernnn 116 163 187—111 1, Smith ...... 119 "B" Dlylal.n. reanport No. 2 49 eRosa 77 "...l..l.!l~ 96 4!0 422 99J ' 870 980 Earbeilo,-,-...._..--..... 218 fall No. 2 ^ 15 LEVIN'S SPOUT SHOP STANDING OF THE TEAMS LEVIN'S SPORT SHOP (2509) 845 ahlar : ... 05 . LOU'S PIZZERIA ucroft No. 2 84 A. Leltner Ill 123 A. Fromberger ...... 115 ' ampbell . 18 (Forfalt) 1 '111 899 •'••..• W' L i'est Lonjr Branch No. 8 24 181—114 BED BANK OITT LEAGUE. E. Mayer 187 194 " Stock.l 127 144—119 Parker « 45 PETE'8 0HATTBB.B0X PURITAN. i;. til No. I : 24 G. Suohorakl 164 179 arrlgan lighlands No. 8 23 fl. -Ayran '...' -...- 180/Kf 'tfrtro ',.,_'. ;.,...„..«..-„... 119 HJ UT JI Bed Bank No. l _...., B. Christiansen 168 112 833 :adenbaeh ... STANDING OF THE TEAMS. P. Plnirltore. - 176 "" )aUi(l6l* , ,.,.„,„ _,,«/_i,,,,. -'•'-Fair Haven No. l' 'air Haven No. 3 23 J, Zupko 1«2 1S1 Adalr 18) Ul 98 •ks» 10 R. Jluber HO 175 IK—446 H. KuR - 146 leroni'...,.,—- «..» ..U.l U5 110 • ,'f Unexcelled No. 4 1 ummy's Bar ,— 68 II Braney 120 144 121—881 A. Osboro, ~ 217 »anc/in ...... ™ — Ul 179 211 , ' Oceanport No, 1 EAGLES NO. 2 825 ' 819 Nell ....."7.7 -\"i.".'.[ obe • _..„. 44 Wllsus „„ 167 128135 FORD'S RECREATION (2381) te's Chatterbot 44 P, Emlth — US.. ,6'rni « 118 112 186 **<-**Vasbin&ton ~ . eckman _ ;_ 113 166 J, McQuarrla 169 wler'a_ - 41 ' • ' ' ~909 111 S. Carpenter 165 118 118 816 ""•Deal No. » ewman ...... 170 175110 H, Romer 144 yan [ffTWeit Long'Branch No, l ....; . E. Munn _ 127 Sehwaljs 1. ill 114 1 GARDENERS Wllgus 160 160187 feDonald oitllng Center !...7.7 40 Bcii.roedtr.,. - _ Jf4 POSTOFFIOE • J Bea Biltht hompson, Jr 161 114 B. Bacskay 'atteraon -. [ome Modernlstra .—....'. 89 sraroeaer Iccolle . lit Bed Bank No. 2 ..._ _ E. Jacobs ... 829 tul» lonmituth Lumbar, .'. 28 Sutherland t » :els« '...,...... 142 *('~'Zttiinto*ii No. 2 _'... G. Tit. 128 154 152— «S4 Main -r- 11} Irano ' r ClttaJIno 1I2 126 123—890 Kwlk -..- .... HOME MODERNIZSRS,' Fletcher - --. 171 -4 Ea«l«. N». 1 WEST LONG BRANCH Vo*". V Burke M«rrlll .... - •'*•». Itheldt .. 111 .'/V.Avon, No. l ohheck PEUTII AMBOY RECREATION (227.1) lublln .-..' in IsidFiirUnd »».....»... „^jAllanhura« Llttl. Bllvft r No. 1 i'est E. stut-akl •" "- ,,814 lllo - - U» la«flanari' «.«.,.«....»««.«... 172 ^jAllanhura^.^akhurit t - mway M, O'llrlfii T. Skolanlk 181 116 158—125 Mewea ..77771.77777...... ' „„, eela ., 116 ithro«der ..._.,„ Ill kh Ng. | H. McKarlano A. Krall 152 122 122—391 Rlttarman JJ1 ITalarlco 304 BOYNTON 4k UNEXCELLED NO. 4 inBrunt A. Chrlstensen .' Oulney : - Schucker Ourrhln, Sr. —.—..:....; "i85 ' iUl Romandettl •— 190 nentine M, Stokes Franola ...... — —. ' . CRYSTAL CLUB '"•rfWalllnj: _ l60 • 'ummj* ; I. Parker 878 848 nmdshwr .:. fv,5Phllllp« - • 148 806 712 725 T. Minor MONMOUTO LUMBER CO. Kin* - - • 'alandrano '...... ^... 200 -fj-Dnmrnr ISO 619 646 Fehlhahar fl. Flsaro O, Mmtort . — .lacherlo 168 WEST END NO. 2. Class B Vaughn llendrlcka ?ummy U6 tty* • scutello * ACK DUUGM, PERTH AMUOY (21881 TORSOATE FARMS D, Flgard - uta., L...... f...... ' K«ndl« •... iU...... 86J .ley V. Ko.hler .'. Ill ,184 Mewea D. Figaro tasiaroppl .- - ••••• Ul ••••'. FA1B. HAVEN NO. l, Votmer . A. Laliomski Parker Lyona : - J. Gantllt Imtth ....,'. lit Volmer . D. Lasien Kwlk Clear, _ L. Smith orsn 1 .^lllnton 128 I,. Ilernele.W Adalr •, Kull It. Gentllo ... " .' ' 887 A, VanDorr. » 242 Meww, II G. Reynolds FAGTOBY STORES (Warner - HO 817 821 E Allan 14 7 Pavlion .., Hi OAKHOTtST NO. 4. 811 821 laelr •••'. ".••—'• Pryor ui RIO 8Z9 819 871 BOWUNO CENTER, Malatts „. X...J. ll» ary ltl 134 PUKITAN DAIRY. PERTH AMI1OY (34391 IDEAL DINER. Lafayette 198 leldner _ 134 131 A. Krall 184 153 135 KohUnbush J47 Murphy ...;.._...... -i..-.. Ul alters .•. 146 127 A. Smith : II* 114 . 182 ,V, Ilrurjo , Ill '] Tomalna ...... 3..- Ill Rynn Ul O, Druno . -... 146 ?,!. ' 725 uryea Ill 15H A. Frorabercter 12ft \l»0 100 Rubley Ul BODDLETOWN LEAGUE, Bruno ...... 1B4 LITTLE SILVER NO, kler , 167 101 C. Ktockil ltl 164 ISO J. Braney , 117 Ahtrn , I). Allen .. til Us Bruno : 167 A. Heenan 2JU 200 124 Mohr 228 -. 201 ,.. DBUNO. , Warden 201 STANDING OF STUB TBAUII Carrlgan 201 , 1. • . tr ;< Naumthl.k V . 1«8 Bchmlder • 210 WALL NO. 8U 847 781 , 814 Murphy .- —.—..' 61 ; Brono ..:.... 11B ifrrlj Ml lyton aONDERGAAIlDS, FOllOS (2110) 015 BONCORES, Bruno'...... Ul rurker ...."...: ••-.•-. 17>. • nBenthuyseBnt n 1R2 119 II. Itenlcnlck ill U7 178 EBSO. JIM. Anderson )62 16B : .ke 107 ISO 121B MundMdy ISO 111 Patterson 110' UB Milters ...... ~..-.i-....-— fl Brand - :• UO iravatt 178 201 117 Kudenbace h : Runol U0 B2D its ; G. ScMfker ... 14 152 RlRllt.rmat n Kelly - ,. 198 160 Maad £•••-' • -r"- " h\ :in« 168 112 17FK6,, MacrowakMMacrowtk kl 211 112 I'otler ,.... 21)1 1»1 Dnrk« .,.»....-.'.-.; • }l ' . EATONTOWN NO. 2 G, Schlcker 188 Rnliley. Jr 18D ../., , ,. 117 175 Ororera | JJ 111 160 Romandettl r. Smith . , • CENTBAr, DAK (For/«lt«d.) 781 BOO 753 DaRoaK Unta .-'. ~-....: ;'" WALL NO. 1 DKJ 7A0 AIT - PEA BRIGHT 818 871 7«7 .IMS ,._u , ,. 116 117 1'IX)rTR BAR * OIIII.I, ORDa (2 819 , FOWLERS. '. Arnone '. —. HI ..iw.-:.'..-.«Ck.-..;,-~™...16« iiderion.'-:.../.::-.:..::•:--:...... "1T7"-Ii»"-Jl . —». ... WHEELER'B J, Co.ta „ -I.... .'.. 118 f!2 W. Johnaon .'.....-. «. i»» UB 181) ; IBS irroabat 149 125 11M. Shuback 127 159 136 Matter .:.;.V...:..... 161 MT "178 Oliae ,. ,..^,.,.n..i .. 170 n* • ll< •annhr _ )17 116 li II. ..Ch/lko eelleclc V..'..::m.ir.,;....—,.....«-Ill'" 111 ..„ Ul 140 146 nurke _ 178 124 186 Klslln 118 Murphy ...... :•.•••»••••—-—•'»»•Ul > 180 . Clln« 203 V- iS« 132 171 14J8, Presley .....„,„.„.„ 1|» 117 |ai_iii Minor, T : 171 164 156 ,..J.. 201 P. Moore SSromoni -. Ill Rufflnl 118 I. WsJIInir UO 181 J. THIer no 144 , 188 UB Tuttlt 1... Ul 1H nines ....; „ us 180 B. Rooky Ul Ul 162 191 ..„,.... g4i WASHINGTON 8 Minor, J5...... 189 HAMILTON." '" "" IlLAU'S PERTH AH HOY (2271, "* A. Chlsmar 1 Dt 8B1 192 ' ' , Ml H8 8«8 t ; J5t Tarlar 100 199 1119, Hedlund . 21•"0 *18 8••*190 E. Chlsmar US U4 1S»—IBs LIONB CLUB CHATTIRnOI. . , • XUNEMAH, 171 ccchlona " " " ~~ C. Duckalew 1.12 16H1.'7 101 111 , 1111—411 Fehlhaber 181 14» Waller 108 198 8 19ICelnk4 * 141 114 .; i«« A. 'Misnk leu 121 111 Oonover ., *...... , 197 . 171 1«7 1(2 McUonalil Ill 1H5 Iireunlnger ••••)• •••—- U\hl Ul ; Ill onahay J. Mnrrowakl io» 17.1 inj A, Zalvikl . Johnson , .....^, ml HB Plngators , l»l 190 ireir.lon *..i... Ul ...... 118 M. Totln . 140 IK 112_»S7 Drum _ «IO 218 Ul 144 H9 lount fl. I'aitrltk 146 111 l!|-.101 Krown 121 UK > D VenNorlwIak ••• FarweH „. !... 1JJ 106 , Jernateaii _....., Ill 109 J. Kuan ,»«..« ...- .- Ul 111 lit . Tu~ juT in tit W W .RED BANK REGISTER. APRIL 80,1942. Alumni Hands Rotarians Hear Fitkin Plans For MOg^OUTH COUNTY Cancel Events Hospital Day Seeking To Form Coast Red Bank High With Hamilton Interesting Talk Fitkln hospital will again partici- Both baseball gomes and pate in National Hospital day Hay Ii& TOURNAMENT 4-0 Trimming track meets scheduled by the On United China 13, the anniversary of the birth of Guard AuxilUwy Here Bed. Basic high school with Florence .Nightingale who was a Hamilton high have been can- pioneer la modern hospital methods »»SJBHMHSMMW« | BTANMNO Olf OBX TSAUS Claia 'B Ayen Fans Ten celled It was announced by Boss Former Professor in as well as nurelng. Leading hospitals Olnta A - m_ 171 III 111—411 throughout the United States will Kit's -Jswtlen _..... ' '...... • "01 A. Ttmemky"' ___ in . us lit—iei B. Wiley yesterday, owing to Boatmen To Meet Next Wednesday rorigate firms ».— and Allows 4 Hit* . the gas and tire situation. £ Nanking University celebrate this national event by hold- rorignte Faroe — ing Open Home to further acquaint 149 lie HI—iii the pubils with the activities of the Night At Monmouth Boat Club inlands Mre Oo. "o. i l«t 171 1J1—5J5 in Game Yesterday Speaks—-New Directors Butters hospital. itleg amf Blghtlat —•—..—.i—V MM 1011 ue—cas Leonardo Wins Many Interesting exhibits ore be- Formation of a Red Bank unit of ci oC U-•••<••—••- till toura will continue throughout the expected to be effected next Wed- Ulnaon's Olty Birvlte ...... ,.— lilt 1«2« local high Mhool « 4-0 beating la « Molly Pitcher hotel was James afternoon at Fitkln hospital. Each Class B (Final) lit—080 Practice tilt yesterday afternoon on In Track Meet By Claude Thomson, who spoke Under nesday night at a meeting of yachts- Rationing' Books f»lr Haven Tavern , , as«t department of the hospital will ar- r the atiletlo field on Bergen place. the auspices of the United China Be- range Interesting programs. men at tht Monmouth Boat Club. Dubs •...-.«....-««.....— An attempt In the post to form such Ouol'me rationing books or Ufa Highlands tflra Oo. Ho, » , Ayert fanned ten high school boyi 75-To-ll Score lief. The speaker was. Introduced to while Joe- Menziopane, Jr., and the Rotarians and their guests by a unit seems to have proven abor- mouth county were delivered to (*• ' ' DOUBLES ve and S. P. Drummoad of South office of J. Husiell Woolley, county Oeorge Silver shared the hurling iov Vice President Harry A. Isaacs, Jr., clerk, at Freehold Tuesday. 'Sir. '•' " • • Class A , the school team. Bulking out live Arnie Truax's Men Score who presided in the absence of Prcs- Enough Gas For Orange, captain of the Northern R, Tomaloo^J. Tomatno ..,, and four respebtlvely, - ldent Hubert M. Farrow. Mr, Isaacs division, in a statement to ThsReff» Woolley's office said th«y n» lo,b» R. Htt>bttt-W, OooTttw iter yesterday deolared that "Red held until such time u the amount* 7. Mensaopene-Jr. en•- -,.-..... 6»5 In the third, Al Found singled to China. He said he had been a mem. Owners of pleasure craft using their allotments. - ' Cliaa B right. ' Jack Henry hit a. pop flyt oonardo, end - Creed, Keyport, Time,' £7 gasoline for fuel will face the same organized. Membership it open to , u. Pryor itconds. - berof the Rotary club of Nanking_. Pat Ambrosia, but Ambrosia muffed ard run—Glendennlni and WU- He Btreaaed the "remarkable ability conditions as automobile owners, ho all persons having at least a 28 per It, allowing Found to reach third 1, JMyport. llmei; and |nfluenoa 0, Generai Chiang Kol- explained, probably being placed on :ent interest Jn the ownership of a NOTICE. and Henry to accond. Sanborn I — a rationing basis -which may allow boat who are successful In passing n Ordinance Designating? Certala 220-Vird "daVh^Cooka, Johnaon arid Schek. Dr. Thomson explained that Streeta la the JBarou»h ot Little Hirer, walked. Harry Bstello was safe on Oroaa, Leonards. • Tlma: 2S.8 aicondi. 1 use of the boats but not to the ex-tests In piloting, Members of tbeN«ir Jerseri mt '"Xhnttfh Streets," Protld- Mile relay—Cooke;, Johnaon, Oroaa and the military strategy of the Chinese United States power squadron hold- a fielder's choice when Catalano had been one of "selling space, to tent of prevlousT yeans. « for the Erection of "Btop Street" 81ms Sonnette, Leonardo. Time: 2 mlnutea, 38 ng advanoed piloting certificates id Prorldlnr Penalty for tht Vlolltlm Played third, Pound went home on isconda. ' gain time." Now, however, the orders Senator Smathers obtained the in- Thereof. that play. However, Soden missed Hitch Jump—John/ion and Olendtnnins, formation as the result ot hundreds are not required to take the exam- Uonardo, and Spencer, Keyport. Height! of the commanding officer to the ination. Introduce! April 14, IBM. the bail and Henry rounded third Chinese troops are to hold the line of inquiries from many of tha thou- Puaad April 28, 1943. '' < and reached home safely for the6 feat, 4 Inehea. sands of commercial and pleasure Approieii April 25, It 11. H. Jbhruon ... Bruad Juini>—Pelti, Cogka and WacVar, with nolurther retreat. Tho present The basic unit of the auxiliary is OLIVER,0. TUtSM. ALL EVENTS final run, ' battle line defended by tho Chinese boat owners along the Atlantic coast the flotilla, consisting of not less Attest! . . llarer. .,.. .. ' Class A . and Spray, Keyport. Dlstancei 85 feet, Is more than 3,000 miles in length. and rivers and Inland waterways of than ten boats and members. It is PBED L. AYER3, Soroush deal.. 1 The schoolboys threatened in the New Jersey. Joe Heniiopana -»*.' Olau D second when, after two out, Hen1-% Inchea. • The spealter pointed out that the relatively a self-governing body Clut B E, Bruno 158 IBB—588 Discus—Uhl ar.d Wackar, Leonardo, and transfer of Indo China by the Vichy The gasoline ration act, ha ex-headed by an elected commander, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. * i Bandy Cook —~ '-w- P. McDonald „.. 158 159—461 drlcksoh pounded out a three-bagger Young, Keyport, Distance: 98 feet, 1 plained, will effect hundreds E«alad vrapoMla for tha fural»hh>f of" Clut O Into left field, but tried to stretch Inches. government to Japan had opened the vice commander and junior com- tht folio*Ins: maintenance materials.' ft*' Frank Weaver •..—— -.« 9B» door to the Invaders to both Siam thousands of boat owners in mander. Each flotilla,usually con- tit un of tb* TamtJilp of Ultilttowa It Into a homer and was caught out to bt und whan ordered and wham nod-* .Class D states in which the use of fuel will sists of members In an immediate : Nfolc Yentreica —---i. at home on the relay from third, and Singapore. This also made pos- bo ed, will be received *.t a meeting- of tlie MUDSOX 11, CATBIRDS 3 Again In the third a double play cut Merrily We Bible the accession of the southern | .. pre^t," "Ui ration- locality. Flotillas are assigned def- Towiuhlp.Commute* of tie Townlhlo ot HIGH INDIVIDUAL SINOlJB . ' ' FIrit Oamt At he BM) e inite areas in whloh ..they are re-Hlddletown to bt bald on Thursday 'af* Class A short another threat by the high portion of the Burma road, by the! g ^ guarantee un- temoon, Har 14th, 111!, at tliret-tlilrU' . OATBBtDB . Roll Along ln agencv able t0 sponsible for the detection and re- Dora Lafayette « - school team. Bruno was safe when Japanese. The initial conquests oi restricted operation of commercial o'clock In the afternoon, at tie TomuMjT • •. At II H Yorg failed to hold the third strike. the Japanese had necessitated a porting of any activity along the Hall. * > * . ' • . CIASS B OrifflU) 1b. ...: . * 0 O By Mary Jane Hoasingeri boats, with no restriction on thewaterfront which might aid the Tie approximate (tuantltiea are a* fo(« Eugtno O'Sourko —« • Ryan. i. '... ' *•' l 1 Silver hit the ball to Found on sec- great migration of more than 60,000,- amount of fuel necessary to main- owi: . ' Oloai C CoueMla ib. • ^.~.. 4 12 ond, who'tagged the bag and then The Saints Roller Skating dub had 000 Chinese westward from the coas- enemy. - . B»«Hl, It. „„... 4 1 2 a nice turnout for their first stating tain services and operations of pre- 1. 40.000 sail. Tar BT I. Bay O'Bourkt _...... ,~ Hlntataann, lb. -4 0 0 to«»cd It over to first for the only tal plains to the mountainous inter- vious years. Owners of pleasure In acting upon an application for i. J.OOO rale. Tar BT 1. i Cy' Cohen} .,.; : Qopitlt, 'el. . ... 4 O I- double play ol the game, party, held Saturday, April 25. There ior. Dr. Thomson pointed out that membership, two examinations are 1A 40,000 gait, AtphalUe Oil HC-t, Parli. c ; - _..:.... 4 0 2 were a number of clubs present, boats can .rest assured that the gov- 2A 3,000 E>I>. Aaphaltlc Oil NO-l, I ... OIoat'B help from the United States was anernment will make every effort to made. First, the applicant must S 800 tona 96-lneli ttone cover, s^ Hoffman, aa, . 4 0 0 Joe M«ntzojian« and Harry Crelln namely, The Keonsburg Rollers, Tho J 1»1) • Qlblpn, rf...... 4' 0 0 shared batting honors, each -with two urgent need in order to' savo the allow them oa much gasoline) as Itshow personal competence by prov- 8A 8D0.tona JP«« Grarel cover. 1 Belle Hops, The Rockln Rollers, The 4 Ko.d Grmrel J.COO en. -jit. " A. Sklalak'...... :...! SOI ITT !" first great Democracy of Asia, He In- ing- a thorough knowledge of tbe L. Chmlelewekl : II I I 1 lor three, while Fred Torg received Three Star Rollers, The Roaming can without hindering the war ef- Tbe right It na*rved t» reject «ar anil . »S»- - PlaiDlnVi 'Ib.' .*n-| Menziopant, p. ,8b. 1a 00 21 navigation laws applicable to his CaUland, la a1 0 0 The Middles of Gloucester City, M. J.' headquarters at 1790 Broadway, New formation from the rationing agency Other reqalreraente of blddert'sst firth" ,T» .FARMS .iitw BT°"T>I Ib...... vessel. Second, tht applicant's host Jn the tptfttflcatlQnt, - * W. ( J. Halonar. p. .. Ratelar, c .-.. 10 0 were the winners orVwo trophies, York. explained, must be competently operated, well Bjr order* xrt the Townahtp Comnnttte «{ ' lit 11J il»Dobaon, aa. SodcnSd , 8bb , Iff . 3 0 the Townihlp of Mlddlttown. *' 186 1ST 11Noack7 , Ib - Post, rf. 1 0 one for the best dressed club and the ] At the close of the meeting the I • •» found, shipshape, equipped In ac- • HOWARD W. ROBBBTa, 181 IBS ISOGhambarlatn, of Boyd. rf. —— « 2 , 0 other for the largest attendance.! members of the club elected BIX dl- r » 1 d»1TP cordance with law and, la addition, Townahlp 148 160 202ConJey, rf. „ Hendrlckaon, Ib S 0 Ambrosia If. cf 2*0 They sure deserved both. They made j rectors, who will comprise their gov- JUl*V AWdlTdS J>115 must be provided with adequate ....- .' "1*8 84» "tit . . > 87 18 18 J Bruno, 2b, ..'. _ 2 ^0 beautifua. very Btrlkinl uniformsg appearanc, and Ie wisin hthol tro I' rowernln, ag nYembebody, Irn ex-offlcio addition. toTh Mre newl. Fary- __ * ground tackle, suitable signaling de- NOTICE. , y ! 8 S o { l> RunaUtttd ID—L; Maloney. Walchak Sllvpri, cf. 1 _, 2 0 Inforbeautifum y.ol uuniform that skatins angd Idresse wishs orto' rolecteo d mdirectorb s areffl Ei . AllairThe Cornl - p vices and safety equipment. Asso- TO DAVID DEANS, JR., and tie Mink 1 T%u ^.^;:^ ii6 "* - 2, Fleming 8, Brown 8, J. Mtloney t. Dob- uniforms add a great deal to the well, John V. Crowell, Charles B. ciated membership requires tho same devueei, ntxt of kindred and personal son >i Sseret) ». Two-bnte hit*—FJemlng, It ~0 personal competency as outlined. repreaentatlvet, and their or ann o€ Drownr JrKailoney lr DobionrCoughlln. i-ALUMNI. . Arena' and to the skaters who wear Gallagher, Mr. Isaacs, Benjamin A. thtlr htlrf, dtviaeet, exe«qtora» Ailialn* ' Home run—Walohalt. Strlkt.oute—J. Ma- thorni You cannot help but~&B~at-~ Parketrand William A, Miller." • _ Eatpntown Woman Application (or membership must iitnton, Biultii, aaelana or aucctw' i loney », Byan 4. Hit by pitcher—Qopslll 4 2 0 be made upon the prescribed form •on in right, title or lnureeti traded to their colorful appearel. The'Defense stamps of the day, IBr virtue of on order of the Goort of Waloney). Umpires—Johnson and Brown. found, ti."".!.'"Z „ „ ^ X2 Hurt in Auto Crash and filed with a nearby DotUla. ' In . ; .MUDSOX 10, CATBIRDS O Henry, tb. "Skates" Langley, the Great Spin-' donated by Dr. Harry Ticehurst, Chancery ol New Jtruv, made on til day . . t 0 0 communities where no flotilla exists, of the date htraof, to a caute *hetel» Sanborn, Ib, ...., .„ 8 10 ner, gave an exhibition of free style.-were.won by J. Edmund Llnzmayer. Second Qamt Eitelli, is, .. application may be made to the Dis- Beuor Y. H, Seed I* complalnut. ana C. .-. V ~ OATBIRDS•— -1- - Q io /skating and spinning, -which I be- The weekly Defense bond was A supreme court jury of 12 women Albert Mount and Gtraldlne Mount, Sur. 1—0. lleve -could~not-bB- equalled-by any—awarded -to Mr. -Gallagher. --, yesterday awarded Mrs. Gladys Env trict Commander of the Coast Guard, 0 0 vlvlnz Etecuton ol the Will of Buiatl 0. Griffln. Ib, AB » H Mr. iBaaca thanked "Harry B. monsrEatontown,-»75 to corapen- who may authorize estaBUsnment'of Andraw,-4ectued,- Trustee.. and Executor Byer - Crelln, Jf. 1.,.., 2*0 one. While spinning at a great speed ,•*». ,oaoto vuaunnu imny o. 4 . . _ . - under the Will of Blen Deant, deceawd. , 0 0 . _ . • . .. . r nntft tin* ffir 4n1urtoti «iiffat>»rf In or a new flotilla or may refer the ap- ho was.handed.his coat which_he jut Southall' for Us presentation to the **}?J°L{°ll^\™lV.l\^™ plication to an existing; flotilla else and others are defendant*, you are re>, 708 8IJ BOO' on, buttoned, fastened hla belt, lit a club of a utility box used for the quired to appear and answer tht but of i LUCKY BTBIKES (86*» • 82 4 s 2 where in the district •aid complainant on or before the twenty- i Alumni ^ 0 2 2 O 0 0 0—4cigarette, after which ho waa hand- safekeeping of Hotary papers, em- third dar of June, mxt, or the «a)d, bill ' O. Howard „ jet 111 181 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—t) «:«™ her husband, H. Boea ,„•„., _1M l»0. Ill Hid Hunk el a bottle of soda which ho con- blems and other materials. Mr. Membership Is fur three years and will be taken ai conftited agalnet you. J. Pollnfk .„,_„„.-..—U; leiTir 141 _ . R«m batted In—Cr«l|n 2, aumei while spinning. After seeing',Isaacs also called the attention of The aald bill It filed to quiet the title of , L. Aumick -.; —..- 1M 117 110 EitelJe 2, Two-baie hUi—Zstelifl, Three- may be renewed for three-year por- the aeld Eleanor V. H. Beail hi certain R. Voorhees -....-....~ - 16J 21 i 179 bale hlti—Crelln. Hendrlekaon, Doublt this performance I know why he the members to the district confer- lods. Membership certificates and landi and prtmlsei, nore partlcularlj dt- playi—Pound to Sunborn, Stolen tuei— 21 0 1 j holds the worlds record for spin- ence to be held at Asbury Park at however, that cards are issued by the district com- •cribed • u follows: , 140 810 lii MUDSOI Yorg, Henrr. Struck out—By M«nuopan« nlng. Due to a delay In securing a' the Berkeloy-Carteret hotel today ALL tlioie two certain tract! or gtn VB COTTAW 1KN (3812) AB R H E 0. by Silver 4. by Ayeii. 10. Bato on billi "we llnd cause for action and neg-mander of the Coast Gfuard. Regu- celt of land and prcrolin, hereinafter par* . D, Jj&t&y&tfa — • ---—-"-——wi 178 1*6 KoaoV. Ib. ...,„:.. —Off MenixbpBDe I, off Silver 0, off Ayen sanction fdr the waltz contest this and tomorrow. Ho appointed Mr. ligence on both sides. ..." and re- latlonB provide for dlsenrollment by tlcularly described, situate." lrlhg and be* I* Maloney, 0. '. . ._..„• 0. HltB-r-OfC Ucmsopane 6 and i runs ,3. Slovene H • "1, *'» 1««Memlng, - Jb ._ event had to be postponed until a Southall and Mr.-Linzmayer as delo- ported the compensation, as) given. resignation, by action of the disIn- n In the To»rn»Jlp of HMdlttvm, IB J. Davino , -.~-~ 13« HO 2>0Brown, p • In 5 lnnlnsi. oft Silver 2 In 2 innlnsi and later date, the County of Monmoufh. and State «t J Pep ~~» . 1S4 111 ,,143 O mm. Lotlng pitcher—Meniioptne,/Um- gates, with Jerry L. Burnham and|Th(> ,ultwa 8 brought by MK and trict board, for cause (after an op-New Jertiy, at Locust Point, on CIty~Flt A. Yuncoaky „._„;__..-,.._ 1«1 2<« 181 f Maloney, 8b. We have another skatinatgg parpartty Burritt Boynton aa alternates, portunity for hearing), or by direc- JJ'Blchak, lK ~ pire B—Sure em t, Howard, Ralph, Mrs. Emmons against Miss Jsabelle Creek. - , Dobion. as, '. ;,.~< ^- m coming up on MaM y 15th15th, beinbig spon Mr. Gallagher made a report in M. Kettel, Rumson. tion of the-commandant of the Coast FIRST TRACT l ContUttna: of tw» a<<' 788. 88S 889 sored by the Rumson high school, reference to the proposed variety joining parcela of land, toscuer corapnu IIU>. H nZEBS C601) Ohanbcilaln, A...... Miss Kettel was driving south on Guard. When a member has been Ing; about one acre, lilni on the euterlr J, Oontll* ..!-.._ 14« 1«4 211 Conleyi r*. _..._.:._..„..._._. ,' Monmouth Trims annd if ththiis group putts over thih s p&r-, show to be presented by the club forBranch avenue. Mrs. Emmons, a successful In passing certain Inspec- tide of the public hlthway leadlna from h. Handrick. „ «« if 1 1«« ty Ilka they do everything else you the purpose ot raising funds to de- r = # r_ tions, his membership entitles, him Ha/eilnk to Locuit Point and cxUndlnc B. Johnaon 1« "0 135 44 W 14 passenger in a car owned by Joseph therefrom to 01 ar Pit Greek, hounded T. Tr»T«ra ..—.._ 188 187 144• Buna butUd in^-Noaok, Flamlnir, Brown, should not miss It. They are a group ' fray the club project of a sterilizing! CarrollT Oceanport, and driven by his to fly the auxiliary flag. He Is sub- northerly or landa of now. or formerly1 . A! Grab - .M8 J7£ W J. Malonoy 6. wSchak.. Contoy. Two-bua Hancock, 9-8 of go getters. They plan on having unit for Hlvervlow hospital. Associ- ] wife, Florence, waa thrown against ject to as annual Inspection of hisCharles P. Johnaon, Veeterly by a aid high- Mta^-U Sialonay, J. Malomy. Walchak 8, war.' adutherly by mnda now or formerly1 749 XI a«t games, prizes, etc., and special num- ated with Mr. Gallagher are Mr. the windshield.- The defense con- vessel to maintain auxiliary mem- 8 1 bers included Jn the evening's pro- Isaacs, Daniel Dondl, Mr. Boynton, tended that Mrs. Carroll swerved to bership. Article 60S of Coast Guard of William Cahlll and easterly by Clay Pit IDBAX PJNKB (1414) ^^^..Tlfrtk^fcBro. ^ ; A long fly by Fort Monmouth's eec- Creek. ,W. 'Kohlenbueh l«a J«2 l»l ond~ baseman Oskroba In tha ninth gram. Tpp u can purchasp e tickets Mr. . Millerie, , Mauricee Schwartzrt, , "Wll-her loft when she, northbound, tried luxillary regulations states that SEOOND TRACT: Oontlttlnf of a per. 'j. Ahera .-.— 174 ISO 15J Inning- brought in the winning run in to avoid striking a man who was'any person who shall, without prop- eel of Und about ten feet In width H, Ryan m™i_-. —— 170 118 '111 from any Junior student of Rumson Ham G. Sherwood, Mr. Burnham, Ed- JiroUBrhout. iyinr on the euteHr tide ei , F. .Mohr }••• HO 111 Sunday's ball game against Fort blgh school. jwln C. Gllland, Harry W. Crawford standing beside a car parked on the er authority, fly from a mdtorboat he public hlirhwa.y letdlng- from Navealnlc Little Falls Takes Hancock, the final score being 9 to Nekt week I will have a ver... y In...- ,] and Mr.'Cornwcll_.. . The show will be east side of Branch avenue, near yacht or other vessel, any flag or :a Locuat Point, and extending therefrom pennant, or wear any insignia of the to day Pit Creek and bounded nsrtherjr ; 800 7»B «0S 8. It was Fort Monmouth's first terestlng story to tell you, something" given In the Red Bank Catholic high Woodbine avenue. and motherly by landa of Eleanor V. H, 0BS1W STOHB &TERN OO. (2404) Recreation Trophy game on home grounds and the oc-very Interesting and I hope I con school auditorium on the evenings! Dr.'William Matthews, Red Bonk, auxiliary shall, upon conviction there- Reed: . F. Vltola ...-.,-..**—.«—-.— 171 188 187 casion was marked by Brig. Gen. keep It until my next column. of Thursday and Friday, May 21 and testified that Mrs, Emmons has made of, be punished by a fine not exceed' k II, Quillmstte „.-...—«-—- 142 115 .174 The R»d Bank Bacreation hall tro- In; $100." and you are mad* de/tndantt] because »«U M.Bruno. »J »J >« phy, donated four year* ago byGeorgo L. VanDeuson throwing out Speaking of hobbieB, there Is a 22. only a 50 per cent recovery from' a Jurld Diana, Jr., wu tht tUe reelduury tho ilrot ball, Monmouth also kept "convergence insufficiency" which, he tagfttee and devisee or eole MntncUry tin* F. Qraaio ..... - 177 118 154James Acerra and Tony Maixaoco; roan named George Plltt, who trains der a truat established under Ult will ef J. Yltole. 187 11» W for th« Commerolal Bowling longue its Blato dean, having defeated Le- roosters to roller skate, I should said, was directly related to tho con- Flotillas have been the equivalent of training centers to prepare mem- Ellen Oeant, deceued, auid, therefor*, con- 810 819 IBBwinners, was retired last night by hlgh university in the opening game think it would bo more profitable Monmouth D.A.R. cussion suffered by tho woman in the ceivably might poaaesa the ute or ftt of ot the season at Bethlehem, accident. As the specialist explained bers of the auxiliary tor wartime the above described l&nda and premltet Class 0 the Little Falli laundry team, which for him" to toach the hens to skate under the teJd will ot Blen Detne, de- •PETE'S BARBER SHOP (2128) , won In three times In the last four Monmouth held a long lead, 8 to 2, it, Mrs. Emmons "has difficulty tow- and other emergency duties. Active then they would lay scrambled eggs. programs of Instruction and train- ciuti, and If /ou. claim any title to, In- p. Maffel . -- 184 181 147year». The only oxoeptlon waa last when the sixth opened, but Hancock To you sticker fans, if you wish Juniors Have Tea ing her eyes in so that they will con- erest In, or encurobranca upon tht tajd V Helta - ...-....• 142 142 205year when the trophy was won bystarted clouting the ball around for verge on objects near at hand." For ing are presented witn the assist- landa and premises, jou art required t« S! AumacT"™,!'. IBB 142 148 to exchange stickers with somepne ance of the district reserve office answer the eald bll). but not oUierwIst* L. gmock _™— — 1*8 HI 187 Bambergsrg, ' flvo runs, cutting Monmouth'a mar- here Is a sticker fan who will ex- this reason, he said, tho patient Is Dated April 32. 1142. M. Aumtdt 169 188 IS* gin to one run, Hancock knocked Mrs. Edward Roehl able to distinguish objects at a dis- and the cooperation of the regular Tho entire ibc games of this year's chango: Mr. Conrad Hall, 179 Clin- Coast Guard personnel who aid In HOWARD S. mCOlNSOW, • "*TtV8 "m ~8S8 Frank Fcley, Harvard grid star, out tance and even do well on an eye Solicitor of Coroplaunuit, roll off bttween. Little Falls and Red ton avenue, Now Brighton, S. I., N. Hostess Saturday , the presentation of study material. 11 Broad Street, Red Bank, New imtr* TXTUBVa (1181 of tho box and he was replaced by V. It Is always best to enclose a chart, but la unable to read a book J. Humphraya Bank Dairy were won by the laun- or paper held at the usual distance Courses In piloting, signaling, law R. Snydey —» dr yteajn. Little Falls went Into the Mel ShapaowlU, formerly of Brook- stamped addressed envelope for your lyn collage. Mrs. Edward J. Rochl, chairman from tho eyes. enforcement, military law, ' small Chucerr 1/1SI O. Maclntaahj aaconi'iet last night at the Recrea- return stickers.. arms instruction and Coast Quard SHERIFF'S SALE. K. Alvlno . tion hall with an advantage of 107 The score was tied In the eighth of the junior group of Monmouth Mrs. Emmons' condition existed af- Bjr virtue of a writ of n. fe. to ner dU H. Qage We are glad to see Walter Rcln- ter the accident, the doctor said, al- regulations are the curricula of the plnj and' Inoreasad their lead In on Jim Miller's circuit clout. Han- haus among the ardent skaters chapter, Daughters American Revo- noted. Issued out of the Court of Uns.n» though there was no apparent injury flotilla*.. The law courses are usual- cerr of the State ot New Jeraer. Till lit every game. cock was held scoreless in the ninth, again. Ho has also purchased new lution, was hostess Saturday after- The first man at bat for Monmouth noon at tea for members and guests to the eyes. Mrs. Emmons testified ly taught by members who areexpoaed to amle at publlo vtndue, on H. St«d1.r . lt< 1B4 The trophy will be awarded at tho detachable skates. Keep at it Walter, practicing attorneys. Auxiliary mem- MONDAY, .THE JSTK DA* . Morris .-...... ,__...... lit 170 woro cherry and poach blossoms. Shrewsbury River yacht club at Fair All tbe following tract or parcel of iand. Smith •„...... »....„...„„... 17a because ho walked, the next two men, ents and children aro seen together exhibited to court and jury a hair N. Aichattlno 188—BBS 176 skating. GuoBts included Mrs. Frank Kuhl, Haven, in a statement mailed out and premises hereinafter parUoularlp-i de- It. Klbtiota ...... 101—BSD filling the baaea. Then Lovequlst line scar at tho top of hor forehead. Tuesday called upon members ot scribed, situate, li/lng- ana belner In tht Q. Mosar I7B—577 840 914 romped home on Oskroba's poke to Until noxt week •V." Mrs. Harvey D. Louln, Mrs. Joseph She also suffered lessor Injuries to Borough of Fair Haven, In the OounhT °* 180—B47 LITTLE FALLS LAUNDRY Thummoss, Mrs. Carl Holmqulst, that. organization to join the proMonmout- h and State of VtW JtrseTt, -, ;A* Yoncuaky .... Johnston inn Miller In the outflold. Fort Mon- both knees and her right arni. B. Ooatlo ...» IRS posed organization. It Is expected DEQINNTNa on the south side at th» Oordon 107 114 mouth will play at Eaat Orange Sat- Mrs. Kenneth R, Stlco, Mrs. J. B. ro«d leadlnr from Red Bank to fair Ha- K. JolTray Juenther J - 208 101 Party At Lincrof t Rue, Jr., Mrs. Robert MacDonald, that the Shrewsbury power, squad- R. Modi II urday, ron, a unit of the United States ven at a ataVe In the northeast comer w W. OonroiT ..... Maratelo ,-...... -.,..... 171 158 Mrs. Charles Farkell, Jr., Mrs, Guy the Dercho Ithodta lot and the.net (1) Tomalno ...» .1.... FOHT MONMOUTH Heads New Coast power squadron!, will also be well southtrl/ alone ssvld Rhodes line to tn# P. Jgrnatadt Jackson ..._ .„... 114 For Evelyn Layton L, Quln'n, Mrs. Charles Hurd, Mrs, ",F. .Morrla 168 AB?IlE represented. line of lands of Charles WoodwarA (de- Orta*.. 2b Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Layton of Lin- Theodore Engcnberg, Mrs. Fred Mol- Guard Reserves ceased) | thine* (» enterlr aloluf-'/isld. ~5l» TIT 819 Nlawn, Ib, _ _... lor,. MISB Elizabeth Havlland Woodward's Una thlrtr-four feet ten Inch* L. Prjor Terhune, c » „ croft gave a party yesterday after- and Walter Schoollnor of Leonardo Is es, contlnulns easterly tlons; lint of for* (I, F*tt«rion ... Richmond, sb, .. ... „.., noon In colabratlon of the. third Miss lone VanBusklrk. HURT ON ROUTE M. man Smith (deceased) «S feet S hskell II. Mnhlir Puller, If. .."....V...... ™...... commandor of a new flotilla of the thenc* (9) norlherl/ parallel with i>U , L. Awnaok Cardinals Want Plralc. at birthday of tholr daughter Evelyn, Coast Guard Resorves forrood to op- Dercho Rhodes westerly line to Ult Red ' J. 'Itomao ...... - LovoQulst, ri. ...» Tho party rooms were decorated In orato out of Bnyshore ports. Joseph Cars owned by Harold Ebarle of Bank and fair Haven road alorneldt It. Nau .. Baseball Games •Tobolikl J .._"" . o pink, A large birthday cake cen- Caterpillar War P. Dender of Atlantic Highlands Is Neptune and Albert Ziteder of New- thenoe (4) wtaterir atom said road Jo# jr. Mlb ., i. Cnrolan, ol j.n _ i tered tho refroahment table. ark collided about 5:30 this morn- feet to tht place of beginning. IC. Ron •*oltx. p _ | At Fair Haven Junior commandor and Recorder Intended to be the sams land and piern- iJ. Vltloa' The Fort Monmoutli Cardinals are Bhtpioirlti, p.' . . o Present wore Mrs. William Firth, ng on route 34, Hoimdel township. Plains to rlgr tho borough of Fair Svorro Sorenson of the sumo bor- laea convered hr Charles A, Mlnton and J. Aharn ..../•—' adt renew theithri 1042 baaobalb l "'Laaar " . o Mrs, Harry Ticohurst, Mrs. Harold ough la junior vice commander, Mr. Zleder was taken to tho South Mary r. Mlnton, hla. wife, ta Mssle q, . V. Uraaao «eaaon. They are open for gam«s Haven of tout caterpillars woro dis- Mlnton, Dr deed dated January SI. 1IDI< ,J. Kndnnbaoh Perry, Mrs, William Bordon, Mrs. Elghtoon boat ownors and yachts- Amboy hospital while Jerome Shlbla both home or, away Sunilnyj. . This Ella Pope and Harry Tlcohurst, Jr., cussed at a meeting of tho Boy Scout and Cornelius Daniels, paasingtri in «alj deed Is reconled In the Monmoiith C. BrownmllUr •n»n for Lovaiulat In tflh. ; troop of that borough, at which men already have signed to affiliate County Clerk's Office Uook *»• I)'*," ••?» A. Bonoora year tho Cardinals will be ooachod "Dtltetl (Or Shanaowlti In 9th. . Marlon and Billy Firth and Sail with tho ilotllla, and more will join the Ebcrle our, were treated by a Seised ae tbe property of Marian A, P. VHIon •». KORT lUNCOOK Councilman H. Lynnwood Mlnton, Oonover, stele,, taken In execution. a» uie by Jsme» McKay, Br., and Robert , AD R H Perry. later. Matawan doctor. State police gave Voung of Joriey avenue will be play- Uml.e; chairman of tho fire committee, and Mr. Ebarls a summons to appear suit of W. Qllbsrt Minion, Mutrdfin «? T. M«(T«I 202—I0O Itor, ss. ...,..„. - 4 Russell H. Mlnton, captain of tho Tho unit will co-operate with the Uuieell CI, Leonard, and ta be »oM kr A. BkliUk 159—Bll Ing manager. . • itel, 9b OBSEnVES BIRTHDAY Coast Guard by patrolling Inshore before Judge Frank Welgand of Key- JOHN T. LAWUJlf, fflistlir. If. Bublay 181—tC» The tnembert of the squad aro Wll- First Aid squad, nttondccl. port May 0 on a charge of careless Dated April I, 1141, , 109—S02 ab .V...7.V.T.". waterways and performing other du- "It. Ounnttl llam Miller. Jamei McKay, Jr., Josephine Rloh, daughter of Mr. The work will bo under the super- driving. W. (illbart Hanson, Sol t, . S. Blovana 184-r47a 5 vision of Bcoutmaqtor Rny VnnHorn, ties which In normal times would be (47 lines) r. MoDonillft ... 118—411 George Noble-, Bob "Swods" Jtelnert- locevar, cf. ., 1 and Mrs, Prpnk Rich or Rod Bank, performed by the Const Guard. * 2!< johnaon .. 111—110 •en, Dan Murdoch, Edward Suifl- Johtcip. cf I observed her 13th birthday at a hot Torches will bo provided by tho bor- 111 IThatohtr 0 ough and tho Imrlnp will bo done by 118—<5 8 miri, Harold "Chip" Toung, JTred ilertln, of. ...„„-..-V™ dog roMt party Monday. The parly . R., Bruno jarrodt, Ib „ „..„ «._. 1 members of tho flro company anrj RECEIVE BOAT PEHMIT8. At Oar^nar ...«.. 1»T—4tt Gillette, Jaok Reardon, Harry "Rip" > was held on the lawn of tho Rich Slenar, c I homo, whloli waa decorated with tho Boy Bcouts. Collins, Okrry "Buddy" Moller, Bd Bight mombors of tho CHrl Scout DOUBUES Tilpold and Tom Hood. . . Kr«ua, p. s varied-colored balloons. Tho scouts colloctoti six tons of WEEK-END SPECIAL! Grooka, p Present wore Nancy Joy, Barbara papers over tho woolc-cnd. Mariners of Rumson recelred boat il. T«-»I» ttofen baaea- gran, ICather Doustoc, Qonevlovo Janot Btrohmongov, Maroolla Mac- afternoon at 3:80 o'olook at JO agio ^orequlst, Oaro- MM. ffilnar Hammer of Katliorlno Roberts, Doris Stiff or, Ann Maoboth, Intooh, Jo«n MoIIugh, Marlon fire house, Oman Grove. avonuo, was a mombor of tho IIUIK O'Connor, Janot Grubb, Doris Allen Elizabeth and Marlon Conslnnzo, Al- contest trcnm roprasbntlnR U'o Ped- DEAN'S . r,lii««, off Kol./ 10 In B; J.8 Innlnli* ,g frel Conovor, Oarunor Fronoh, Qeorx'e and Barbara Carpenter. Tht capstone of Uie Wnahlntrton dle school at Hlghtatown in a l'e- (This Bpeolal tor Friday nnfl CMturdajr titttimj ., •-lly tolny |, tiv Shnjiiowit. «, bjr Orooki Dennis, Fr«d Bollnnlcy, Joaoph Rich, ccnt indla liulr. program ovar riulltf Monument at the nation'! capital I" "•;?">•••"Hron uaim l ...• ti« . offff KrauK a Donnld I'lchlB, Sebastian Rloh, Jr.,ntntlon WTTM, Trenton. Tho con- Quoboc, second largnst ell/ in Can crowned by a small pyramid of purt •*". t0 ll plare-r SILVER. N.J. T«l, R, II. « l,?l1," cV, *• MM.. Wllllnm T. Rich, Mrs, Joseph test, was between ntuiloiitn of Peddle ndn, producen about 30 per cent ot Ahtulttuia jrafafbloK 100 a Blch ul Mime. Helen Web, . »nd ;bawreacoKlll« tfao, Comluioti'n Xaotorx outp.uk Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, APEIL 30', 1942; rlne life—«houW work anlnst each Tbete are about 20O shad boners in Football Coach Catholic High other. New York city today, as compared This" column his nevnr T>een with ,« years «go when Angelo SURF, FIELD ngiiaH the interests of thetaommtf Frlgr«o boned bis lint shad. At that clal fisherman or in favor of the In- time, according to an article in the terests of the sports HBhermw onlj New .York World Telegram, Frlgreo In a* much as It effects the fish sup-lecelyel $1 a fish, but since that SPORTING South AND STREAM ply. time the demand for boneless shad Timely Note* W« hay« been and will continue has grown no that today there ate St MaryY Scores to b« against the lack of proper laws about 200 men working: at the trade VIEWPOINT on. the QreQt Outdoor* to protect our Ash life. It is this con- In New York and the price has com* ,Win» in Seventh BX SfEW VANVUET servation of our marine fish re- down to BO conta. It requires about sources (hat we are working for, not seven minutes to complete the oper- Inning, 9^ . whether It effects the Interests of ation. It begins to look as if Johnny Gaver, trainer, wilt have Mrs. Helen In malting a check-up to detenriln a bolter report «f larger fish we will any one group or individual. the beat fishing to be had in'th postpone our intended trip. Hty Whitney's Devil Diver just rounded into shape for the 68th running Coach Pat VaccarelU's Red .Bank If the fish were properly protected Regarding the new order stating;' lot the $75,000 added Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Saturday. Up Immediate present I find that the un- Most of the stripers that come In- by wise, lona; range, laws a great in- Catholic high school baseball team usually heavy run .ot spring flound- to Staten Island Bogs ere. Hudson that the United States Coast Guard /until about ten days ago when Devil Diver' injured one of hla legs, suffered their first setback of thr crsase Jn their numbors would rosult will-not require passcngors on ves- ers are providing, thei greatest river fish' arid It looks as It they will and many- more Individuals would be "appeared M M he would go to the post a favorite. The Injury seems season when they -were nosed ou amount of sport for the' greates continue to bo small because the bill SBlji carrying passengers: for hire to B-S Monday afternoon by St. Mary's abjB'torehgage in flshlrio;,bothfd r a have an identification card, We still ^havo, healed and he went back into training about a week ago. Oddly number of sportsmen. Thefweathe which "was Introduced In the last ses- living and for health and pleasure. of-South-Amboy on the latter's field. played a vefy I'mp6rta,nt,-paet.in thi sion of the New "Kork' State Legisla- think It advisable to make the small t enough, Sirs. Albert Sabath's AUab was Injured Monday when a nail be- This would Jiav« ah effect, directly effort required to secure your iden- The victors-scored two' runs 'in'the great numbers' of ' fishermen' whoture/ -which WOJ intended to flrohlblt and Indirectly," on th» lives of thous- icame IDOSB In one of his shoes, cutting his right foreleg. Alsab and,B. seventh," after' brie' but, when John the netting of striped' bass in the tification card. You never know were out • after " these little, .flat-fish ands pf people. Not as'It is at the when It will come in handy, F. Whitaker's Beouested are favorites at 3 to 1 with the Whitney entrj Alvator allowed a ground ball, hi over the' week-end, .'flounders, ar Hudson'river m«t with defeat. How- present time with our fish so de- by Jllllor, to go through his legs, you may k'ribw.fare aboutas swel ever, many of tha sportsmen's groups : of Devil Diver and Shut Out placed at 4 to 1. Eddie Arcaro will be *u pleted that'; only- a small minority that gave .the homa team their op- eating as any'fish thatrSWtaiB and that supported It, plan to continue 1 Ion Devil Diver while Wayne Wright will have the leg up on his stable- with, heavy equipment are''able" to ; Tide" Table portunity to • claim vic|oryi they are a. lot"6f"(Un'.,to catch on to work for sorno form of protection opsrate at a profit. ; •' ; mate. ' • " • ',•'".• light tackle as .they' put up a good of this last dlsoppparlng flsh. ' | It looked like victory lor the DatS supplied ir United States Coast anl , ' • •.»«««•••• •.•",'".'•: Casey's until that seventh. Cheese- fight. •; •'„*"•"•"'"' '" W« have -compared, conditions to- - , . Geodetiq Survey, Speaking of racing, the sport-of kings, seems to be flourishing man opened the frame by ground- • As I walked,to take.my place at There is,considerable doubt on the day with.other.days-of not so very 919 FtUM' OfB{« Building, Oburoh and > 1 lona; ago when;a'fleet'of some six of .- as never before nt the New York tracks this spring, while" us Jer- ing out to' Gryson unassisted. Bockus the end'of the'Jong;'old;m.en s regis- part of the Atlantic Tuna. Tourna- Vosey Stresti. : singled to jlght as did Fuller, who tration" line early: last'Siind&y worn- ment Committee as to the .possibil- •seven.hundred dories, fished oil' the NEW YOBKCITY, seyites still wait patiently for that long promised track or tracks followed to place men on first and Ins,-itsoomedl that.over'half ot the beach at Sea Bright, each manned • Hls-lv Wattr Low • In this state. Incidentally, we wonder if Ernie Shaw of the ity of holding this event. Much will By two men with oars and sail and ' 'A.M. P.M.. A.M. third. .Banfleld drew a walk from fellowi in line' Svere fishermen and depend upon the conditions that eX' P.M, all; earned a good., living. For theBaturdatarr ••—•—. 8|4O 0:OS l:»7 S:B» Monmouth Park Kaclng association thinks he Is fooling anybody Allan' MacDonaid to fill the baset many .of them asked me where the 1st as the season gets along. Snd 0l33 0l5J Miller slammed the ball to second 'best flounder fishing Us'to be had. past few. years- only-, six -or • seviih Sunday „„ 8:86 about that long promised "sood story" about racing at Elkwood HARRY ROCKAFELLER Ittradar ...... _„. 10:300 10:B( 4:26 f»1 Alvator foiled to make the stop a^id So I decided to spend th'efr>at of.the boats'put p«'ihe Beet;Bright-fceaeh Tuesday ..._...... 111111:110 111:51 8 5:21 5-95 Park? _._ Vince Powers, former top flight steeplechase Jockey Tie writer attended the regular nnd not.One-df them havb boon ablo Is the new football coach at Rutgers ~!oekus and Fuller crossed tho plate day finding out-and the best- way to Wednesday ..'.„.. • 12:29 61JI BUI and more recently trainer of Mrs. Helen Hay Whitney's steeple- I'o that h? io go fishing.. ' ' . monthly meeting of the Monmouth to-catch-enough fl3h to pay for tho Thuradax ••••...... OiKl 1:20 7:26 7:01 university, Now Brunswick. He suc- with-the tying and -winning runs.. 8:29 County Federation of Sportsmen's ga« they used, • •_ T I'tlday ..„.._...... „._...... 1:52 2:32:30 08:29 g:goo:oo chase string, has retired. Johnny JFohnson, Powers' right-hand ceeds Harvoy Harman, who left to Red Bank' led throughout the con- After making a'number'of Inqulr- HHlal B and llo w ^aler at.AtlantlA o Hlsb- clubj which was hold last Friday. lands, Port Monmouth and Kauiliuri man, Is working in a Long Island defense plant Art Shutts, become a physical training director :est as they p'ounced on Detlefsen in >s from sources which, furnish me The delegates and; members of the ; Of' course, aa In every/ thin's; 'elie, in the Navy. he opening frames to tal;e the lead with reliable Information I found •mn».»»,Stndy Book, :••••' •: former Bed Banker, who made good with the Whitney Inteiwts Federation were guests of Neptuno if "there ever should be proper, pro- • For blsh and loir trattr at Ksyport, add Rockafclier, a native of Asbury 2-0, Again; in the third Red Bank that flounders are ^biting -well at Sportsmen's club whose sincere; hard tective, restrictive laws onsctod (to 15 minutes to Bandy Boot ' • " '" in Kentucky, Is no longer on the Whitney payroll. —_ Tom Park, was head football coach from Manasijuan river, Shark river, South displayed their batting power when working'and conscientious president, Increase the. fish' supply, some one For htab arid low water, st Bad Sink Healey of Holmdel will be steward at Plmllco this year. What 1927 through 1930, succeeding Jack four hits, two errors and a walk Shrewsbury river, in the river at will be' bound t'p ,gel hurt, but'their H. -Wallace.-. He-became. assiatant-.dl- Stan Applegato, mado us all most add 2 honn and-6 mlnut^*.(o Stndy Br)ok« has happened' t«i •tne"Ben~AfiraJer~rdr;Baclni Commissioner clubr omblned.gave them ate runs to atay Highlands, and the beat run or all is welcome. mjmters.ore very fow as .compared ' The abovo time table li'laied on Stund. rector of athletics, and head of In-n front 8-1, to bo found in the North Shrewsbury •rd tlmo.-Ai(d-i)n«.-hour fo» -W«» Tlmt, tramural sports In 1932 when, George to, the numbora that will benefit.!, However, the home club snapped river at Rumsoii? (Oceanic to many The Neptune. Sportsman's Club has )•'• ..*.*,*. .;, "' :.-• ••• We note with Interest that each of New York's five major race tracks E. Little was named director. ut of It and came bacjc with five if the old timers). I also found out a swell lay out. Their, clubrooma are oad to better and blffgor busi- •will contribute "the first JIOO.OOO earned as profit' to the -war effort. markers In the fourth and one in ;hat safe, dean and dry row boats, beautifully decorated -with fishing ..A; very highly', specialized,'• occubo- ness loads through The RogTster's ad- tlpn- la. tho.solonco of.ahad-boning. What a comparison to the magnanimous donation of the baseball mogub SEASHOKE BASEBALL i+EAGBE. the fifth to trail 8-7, going into tho as well as bait clams, blood worms, and hunting trophies.' Jn the base- vertising columns.—Advertisement. sand worms; and tape worms can be of baseballs hit into the grandstands to the boys in the armed services eventh.• ' ment they have one ot the finest In- Besults for Aprif 26. at Pauela', located at the' foot door rifle ranges we have ever seen, •when and if those balls are returned by the spectators. Who do the In tho.first, Doyle grounded out. Keansburg 10, Riverside 6. at Keansburg Alvator reached first on Creed's er- at Washington street, one block The meeting was called to order by baseball club officials think will be making that donation? Leonardo 10, Naveslnk 5, «t Leonardo. from the Kumson bridge. Ocean View at Fair Haven, postponed. or. Wennlrigr was safe on a fielder's tho Federation's president, Herman STANDING OF THE TEAMS. ;hoice when the play was mado on Thla flounder' fishing trip proved Kothe.. Flans were discussed regard- BOWLING HALL OF FAME IN BECENT WEEKS—Reek and Joe W PC iecond for Alvator, but Dowllng lomewhat of an epoch making event ing the coming Junior Sportsmen's .eansburf 2 0 1,000 lUffed It, allowing Alvator to ad- in the life of this •writer. For over Trout. Tournament which is spon- Tomalno of Long Branch for score of 1,210, which leads class A doubles iverjide _ - 1 .500 !5 years we have been trying: to sell iavesink . „ i .goo ance to third. Then Plney came sored by the Monmouth County Fed- lH Monmbuth county tournament; -Joe Menzzopane, Sr., for showing in Lnardo „ \ ,500 through with a- Blngle over first to :he idea of sport fishing to "The Lit- eration of sportsmen's clubs. It was 'all events in the tourney on George Brown's alleys; Jo-Jo Talarlco for t-'alr Uaven — - _ 0 .000 score Alvator arid advance "Wenning tle Woman" and up until last Sun- pointed out that some of tha Junior 3cean'View 0 .000 lay have met with solid resistance. his 699 series, which is tops in B»l Bank Senior league; Little Silver tottilfd.' Wenning scored on Wlch- sportsmen who have participated in • ' Schedule for May 3. So Imagine our surprise when after this event, in post years are possibly ' firemen's No. 1 team for games of 896, 854 and 1,091 in Shore Firemen's Riverside at Leonardo, man's ground out, Creed to Miller. Red Bank's big third inning saw Invltingr her to accompany us on a not ; getting the • meaning of real Navcslnk at Fair Haven. Bounder fishing irlp she accepted. .league. ' Ocean View at Keansbure. Doyle safe on first on Dowling's er- sportsmanship out of It. It seems NAVESINK. ror. '-./Uvator struck out. Wenning The result was' one swell after- that a number of our junior, would A Passing Review—Herb Hamm, former Asbnry Park Press eed, 2b,' 4 oubled to right' to score Doyle. loon's sport, a nice string of floun- be sportsmen, jumped the starting • • sports editor, now with Newark bureau of Associated Press. alenger, • cf. 1 Plney popped out. Wlchmann [ers and, above all, an enthusiastic gun on this year's opening of the Walt Angerole, popular acting president of Bell System Bowling H'llam, is _.J 2 ingled to score Wenning. Bradley convert to the ranks of the pisca- trout season, and caught fish before ••' •' league, was high average man thlrf year. Vlnce Hammond, O'Neill, p „ „ .- s torial art. We are even being asked it was legal to, catch them. This cer- cker, 3b...... ^ .4 ingled and later scored with Wich- '" '• farm superintendent for Miss Laura Harding of Hohndel, won Beyer, lb...... '_!.. 2 hiann when Bockus misjudged Gry- when are we going to make-the next tainly is a most unBPortsmaitship "' * the Bemoft S. Prentice trophy on the Hance alleys at Hohndel Icrvls, 'c, • .,...«,„..._... ' 3 on's fly for a two-base error. rip. . • •- ;••-:•-iV'V like thing for them to do. I feel A million smokei-s prove " Saturday nlsht, breaking up a six-year monopoly by. Harold :hlndler, c „ .,.' \ 0 Blancamano was issued a free ticket There was a groat fleet of boats sure that If they would give this M •Happy" Holmes and Earl Held. . Ed Phelan of the. Dally Evesty, rf...... 1 some serious .thought, they' would 'hilllpa, if. ."„.".'1 to first.-• MacDonaid doubled to cen- jut, containing men,- women, and These smokes are'fn the groove 1 Standard Is slated to assist Stanley "Blsh" Oarhart of Laurence » er to score Gryaon, On tho throw ihlldren and every one seemed to be realize that they have-committed a Harbor with the umpiring duties at Fort Monmouth during the !1-S I 6 o third, which.went for an error, pulling In fish and haying a swell grava; offense, aad would never ,do baseball season, The most popular trout streams In this LEONARDO. Blancamano scored and MacDonaid ime. ' , ..' ."•'•-' " • such a thing again.. In tho first r AB R H W8PHAWQ. BHOTHEBS, PITltA.,PA. .i se<^on have been stockea for the second Ume this season bj-the »IHna,..p .„ i.,2.-1 t _to.thlrd._Ppy]BI grounded, out (Ed. Note.—After yeats"spent in place, it Is not fair to the rest of fl»h and gamo department. . • ' • • : jvorpon. If. 2 1 Hayden to Miller to retire the side. Ihe doghouse ljccauJo of a little too us who pay our license too In order alien, lb. ...:.. 1 Vaccarelll's 'team nicked Dotlefsen jxtenslvo flahiag, I owe a great deal that these trout ore stocked, and mato cf 0 In the second .place if a. follow is "-.' Jfoe Falcaro, leading exhibition bowler in the' country, appeared at the ray, s ;. 1 or five hits in three' innings and , that flounder fishing- trljp, - To Fair Haven alleys Monday night. Last night he put on exhibitions at the Kbrpon, 8b. 3 icored all eight runs while they !ink that in the future when I say, going to be a sportsman he should Keyport Recreation hall and at George Brown's Highlands bowling em- Eddlns, 1 ailed to tally on relief hurler Hay- "Well, dear, I am going to do a lit- live up to the rules of sportsmanship Nixon, 2b _...'.'.*.....Z..*:.* 3 0 0 •which Is fair play. • mRRVCLS leh^and ^yero only able to collect Ti r. Among-those-whg o bowled against Falcarq_ at Fair Haven and c,ti' f lle fishing today," and the reply, Keyport were ViviaVii n WilsonWil , LLukke 'Fire Bali" Pryor, "Socks" Rhoades,I Blacksmith. hVee hits in the remaining four" "That's—grand;—think—I—will -come, The Cigarette of Quality wr less money frames. : g»p y , Phyllis Stadler and Dom Lafayette. along."' Fellows, If you happen to pointed,to select officers for the'com 30 10 9 2 be one of those unfortunates, I.ad- SUKmBr?i, Three-base hits—Collins. Bradley captured batting honors' ing year. They consist of Herman rlse you to take ','The Xilttle-Woman" O'Noill, EdJInjs. Stolen buses—Gray »« or Hod Bank, receiving two hito out 1 -Johnson, Bill Neoves;- Harry Stllle vesty, O'Neill. Strikeout.—By O'Neill 8. lounder ashing . . : by Collln. 7. Bases on' balls—Off O'Neill of three trips to the plate, while and the writer. A motion was made Banfleld for the home club was tops urging air sportsmen who are mem- Leonardo Wins From Last season the first good catch of by O'Heill. Umpires—Wallace, " MelnkenT rtth four for four. ioston mackerel on hook and line bers of the Federation to write, to BED BANK CATHOJLIC. State Senator Haydn Proctor re- RIVEBSIDB. vas mada on May 7th. This' Is the BETTi^UITS AB R H PO A E ifflclal date entered upon .the blot- questing that he support the pending AB R oyle, 4 10 0 3 0 striped baas Bill A-23 to make striped Atlantic By Shut Out Kill, as . •» 2 Alvator, 2b 4 110 12 ir of the Paramount fleet at Bri- Boyd, ][ 4 2 nnlnir. 8b, 4 2 10 3 0 He. That's only seven days off and bass a game fish, Bruno, 3b - .....'*.'.'. 4 0 Iney, If. ;..-...._ .._. 4 0 1 • 2 » 1 : Is expected that they will start Tha Highland Anglers club ex- Chanowfch, .p/ .,.„ _ 5 1 Vlchmann, rf. 4 1 I 1 o i 0 tended an invitation to the Feder- Campbell, c 5 0 -radley, ef...... _. s 1 2 2 10 Ittlng a day or two earlier because Forbes, cf "" 4 0 ryson, lb 4 I 1 11 o I t the weather and the sire of the ation for the next meeting which Factory Prices "Swede" Reinertsen Misses Perfect Sullivan, 2b, .„. s 0 lancamano, e. ' 110 8 10 jmmerelal catches from the pound will be held on May 22, at .8 p. m, Jones, rf. 4 1 ncDonald, j>. ._. 3 0 10 0 0 ets, wh(ch are running very heavy The meeting to be held at Charles MEN'S Lufburronr, lb _ _ ' 4 0 Game By Margin Of Single By Tracy 21. 8 8 19 <9 3 its season. I have the.figures of (Buck Smith's Tavern, Palmer ave- LATEST 6T1XE , 40 6 7 5 ST. MARY'S. . ne day's catch which was made on nue, Keansburg, This will be ft,very . The Mlddletown township high I singled, Reinertsen and Schimmel KEANSBURC. AB R H PO A E kprl.1 23d, of 120,000 pounds, alup on Important meeting and It Is hoped FINELY TADLOEED school baseball team chut out the I scoring. Gray ended the fifth inning AB R H E iebro, is _ 4 1112 0the, same day thore were 75 pounds that every one of the 20 affiliated by flying out to Harrington. Creor, ef. .5320 :litoseman, tf. 44 0 0 0 0 0 Atlantic Highlands high school nine, Pl Iti, c , •ackug, ef. 33 2 10 l 1 of weakflsh taken. So all of you Sportsmen's clubs of Monmouth .8 to 0, at the Lions home diamond Eddings was put out In the sixth, Pelose, 3b i ]"~'.] s n 3 l "uller/ c. 44 3 4 4 10 mackerel fishermen had better get county will be well t:epresented. Tuesday afternoon. Bob "Swede" Vaslo was hit by Kelnertaen. Tracy B. WnlllnK, > .:_ _... 2 2 11 anfleld, If 2 1110 0 jur tackle Insharle na you can .ex- Farley, 2b 4 0 0 2 tiller, lb. 4 Among other business there will be .Reinertsen, Ace Lion hurler, pitch- then got the first and only Atlantic 1 1 1 10 0 0 Roberts, p: 5 0 0 0 ireed, 3b. 3 1114 2 ert to. receive a post card most the election of officers for the com- ed a one-hitter while his teammates Highlands hit ot the game. Harring- Kotenbcautle, If. ... 4 n i n >owllnff, 2b. 3 0 14 13 my day now from the. mackerel ing year. Also the final plans for cleared ton hits in the seven-Inning ton Hied to Simpson and Horan was Uhl. lb _ ""' 2 10 0 'etlefsen, p _ 0 0 0 0 10 leet. 'In fact, Captain Fairbanks [ayden, • p. • „ 2 the Junior Sportsmen's Trout Fish, $ 50 game, Including a triple by , Cliff put out at flrat. Murphy hit a single C. Walling, rf "Z" 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 if. tho '.'Paramount II" told me tho Ing Tournament will be completed, Simpson with George Pelose on first, and stole second. Pelose lined out to >ther day that he has". already ad- •and a single by Nelson O'Neill in the Dawson. Simpson walked and stole 36 9 6 5 29 9 10 21 12 6 Iressed several hundred cards and la Summary: Two-baae hit—Crcer. Double * One out when winning.run was scored. 2.2. second but Reinertsen struck out. At this time I feel that I can not fifth with bases loaded. "Brother" Plays — Bruno. Sullivan. Lufburrotf The summary: Runs batted In—Wleh- raiting for the first good catch be- Tracy made tno only hit lor the In the final inning Reed struck Stolen bnsts — Kill 2, Sullivan, Wall-. lann 2, Dovrllns. 2, Plney 1, Wennlne 1, >re sending them out. ay; enough emphasis upon the Im- Tigers in tho Blxth inning with out and Herman Black filed out to Ing. Strikc-outs—Roberts 11, Chnnovrlth iockus 1, Banfleld I, Miller 1. Two-base portance of carefully checking over 8. Bases on balls—Roberts 3, Chanowleh Its—Wennlnjc, Gryson, MieDonald. MEN'S FIlSlE Vnsto on first, but this threat was Murphy In centerfleld. Vaughn made 5. Hit by pitcher—Uhl by Chaiumich Um- puble plays—Creid to Dowllng to Mll- your fishing tackle item for Item smothered by the home team with first on an error off Simpson hut pire—Brltton. r. Stolen bsa«—Gryson. Strike-outs— Striped bass that are being taken and making a complete list of ar- tho runners still on second and third. Dawson struck out. y MaeDonald. 2, by Detlefaen 1. by Hay- t the Staten Island Bogs are aver- ticles {or replenishing. After May ALL WOOL en 2. Bases on balls—Off MacDonaid "Swede" Reinertsen started tho LEONARDO , off Detlefseli 2,' off Hayden. 1. Hits— ging very small, not over 16 Inches, 31 three will be no more manufac- game by striking Tracy out on three AB R The electric eel, found In the turing of fishing tackle. At the rivers of Brazil, attains a length of Iff Betlefscn 5 and 8 runs ,!n S Innings, his hardly makes it -work while for straight strikes. "Llbby" Harring- Murphy, ef _ - -.:. 3 0 ft Harden 3 and 0 runs In t inninfs. fellow to use his time, gas, oil and present time'.- articles, specifically G- . 1'eloae- • , 3b- . 3 six feet. ton was put out on a peg. from Simpson, ss mplres—Lliickl. and John. res to go up there. Unless, we get stated ,consist of. plastlo and cork. O'Neill to first-baseman Howie Mal- Reinertson, Sport tots Schimmel, e. _ However, it is only. a. matter of a len. Art Horan was also struck out. J. Peloie, rf. 2/ month bofjors the entire Hot will, be Joe Morse, who started the game for Hamilton rf - 0' affected, including metals, linen, silk, the Highlanders, fanned Johnny Mnllcn, lb. ...: _. 3 ,95 Veils, lb; -,. 0 and nylon Jlnet, nooK*. swivels, lead, Murphy and George Poloae was put O'Neill, 2b .' - 3 Sitting And Kneeling Positions block tin, lures, rods, reels, freeules, out on first, Cliff Simpeon got a Cray. If „..,. ? a and many others. Many of these single and stole second and third 26 6 10 articles can be purchased today at but Bob Reinertsen ended the Jnnlng ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS very little increase in cost and as with a strike-out. AB R H most of them deteriorate very slow- Trnty. If. , In the second Inning, Reinertsen Harrington, lb., ly, , you should bo able to lay in a struck-out Russ Reed and Herman A. Horan, 3b. sufficient supply to last you through Sport Slacks Black, and Artie Vaughn Died out Heed, E v this season, but dont hoard fishing Bluck, cf. to Mallen. Hen Schimmel hit a Vnuichn, 2b. ackle. For the surf fisherman dont single and stole second. Joe Pclose Dnwson, rf., lb. overlook the importance of block tin slruck-out, Wallcn filed out to Tiger KddlriK* c V. Hornn. r fiulds. ' shortstop RUHS Reed and O'Neill was Moree, ]> put out on flist. VaMo, rf. A request has been made by the (Buck. Dawson and Joo Morae 23 0 1 2 Mlddletown'Boud ot Health for a jitruck-out and Mickey Eddings was . - V » 0 0 0 0—0 new survey to determine the extent Get Junior Hit CONFIRMATION and T>ut on first In tho third Inning. Bob Leonardo 0 0 3 .1 2 0 x t of pollution Jn tho waters ot Bar- Gray hit a single, stole second and JMns tutted In—Simpson . O'Neill Z. | GRADUATION SUITS NOW "came home on a passed ball. This lliu-e-lmjo hit—Simpson, Stolen bajca— Itan and Sandy Hook bays, parts of was tho first run of tho gamo. Mur- Simpson 2. Gray 2, Schimmel, Mallen, whlob..havo beon closed to the shell •'- While Price* Are Low Muri>hy. Strlkc-outs—Itelnertaan 10, Har- fishermen, by order of. the State 'pny struck out and Goorgc Pelose rinslon 2, Morse 6. Bases on balls—OK 2 KNICKERS 2 LONGS singled. Cllfx Simpson made his scc- R/lnortson 1.^ piofrt HarringtonHarrington . 4. lilliltt by Board of Health, The reasons giv- nilrrior—J. IMone (Harrington), V,'esto n for tho roduost are that con- .ond hit In 'two trips to the plate (HejnertsPn). Left on base—Leonardc • 7. -When he clouted a triple deep In Atlantic Hiuhlnmlx 4. Passed ball At- ditions along tho shores of these lantlcn Highlands 8. waters have Improved since 1936 $9.95 $tl.95 Center-field, only a few feet from the Ld! I • fenca and drove Pelnse home. Ueln- gt when'a survey was made. Also, that ROBERT BRUCE ^itsen and Schimmel both flicd out ball galim when H topped Laliowood conditions along Rarltnn river and to Black in ccntcrflcld. high school nine 6 to 3 on tho Leo- ther sources of pollution have been ADUER AIX WOOIi 1 nardo diamond Friday afternoon. In tho fourth Inning Tracy was 'emedled slnco that time. We hope rilESENTS T(Ji TOO. put out at flret and "Llbby" Harring- LEONARDO bat the new survey will be granted SWEATERS AB n T1IE1R rOPULAB ton struck out nnd Horan made first Muriihy, ct. . I 2 nd that it will prove conditions are 2.95 up Pilose, 3b. -...- .2 1 on an error by O'Neill. Hornn was Sli 10 improved that the shell fishermen KNOCKABOUTS Hlmpson, is, . „,,„ ., ,1 n these areas will be again allowed .caught stealing.second. In tho Leo- Srlilmmel, c \ 0 : nardo half Joe Fcloso was struck llelnertsdh. rf., n. 0 HAVE CARLSON to conduot tholr rightful operation!, V:. '• 2.39 (irty, If. s 0 ADAMSHIRTS cllt but Catcher Eddings dropped }2Amtlton, rf,, 0 Former National Champion stead, of sitting, drop to yoiir right Pollution is one of tho greatest the ball and PCIOBO mado first safely, O'NoiiiO'Nill , 22b.'".'...'.•.b ' .'. ZZ 2 1 knee, billing back on the right foot sources of destruction of marine ADLER DRESS For Sport and Dreu •Later' ho was picked off trying to Msllen, lb. ,;.. „ 2 1 two positions should be taken In order, the sitting position If your anklo joint Is sufficiently ife; as nothing can • live or propa- SHOPS — B.IJO V 1.95 stealing socond. Howlo Hnllon mrulo L Flfl tint MAfnvn 4U,. «*«**»*_^ Hj 111 t- t ' ••'« llmbor, turn tho foot and sit-on Ha gate in' contaminated waters, It Is t: e 1 1 i prone position has beon mastcred^and you "jflrst on a single and Btolo second. On LAKEWOOD pron side for comfort and steadiness and up to every one affected, commercial an error by Eddings Mnllon camo AH R ), arms and rifle are In the same to help prevent aido sway.. In this and pleasure, to see that waters are Moore, .ss .41 t> prono nhoollng,. • . - f home. O'Neill struck out and Bob Kurlnsky, 2b, . a 0 position the left elbow should be akept free of contaminated material!. Gray hit his second' slngio nnd Mm- Matthews, u., .. i 0 From position half facing the- • little mpro under the rifle than In Miller, jfi It Is hard at times, to, locate the •'phy and George PCIOBO walked, fore target to tho right, B|t down nat the sitting position and the body sourco of pollution as selfish indi- Osliorno, c. ... the right position for elbows and feet loaned nllghtly more jforward to JnU,'Gray along to third. Gray was Thomiison, li>. »..„.! umlly (tot extended forward, itest viduals u»o every means of hiding Iiabbed trying to ntcal home, ending . cf., If _. to give themont comfort and at tho bring the balance more equally be- Justlci, rf. !.... •, the olbows tw It. It li just another, .,t!!n-foot on whJph yoviAre «lt- FBllOll B«lH8h,int»re(il«.o'f.;tb,j[ minority «f- T' Rood filed out to Simpson, Black Younuor, p, W 6-Ifn«rtT'lVVr'ri'-Ifn«rtTrelVeVr,'r»inon' i;^xUcV1irloDtm« tlng and tho loft kii'a't, on the iMIfle feoUhg tho rlghtfur heritage of tho" .Wfla put out at rat, Vaughn walked CB W h th from th|» position with an o.mply ot which tho loft elbow Is rostlng. majority, , ' " The sling, hands, arma and rifle are and fanned in tho noxt Inning. Runs batted In—JUmnaon 4, Thompson. ana left Inco nlmost under tho rifle, gun for several days boforo trying CARUTTO & SON BLDG., Jl filed out to Pltohor Hairing- Kurlnsky. Two-tmse hilt— Moore, It.lnerU To keep tho feet from .lipping for. It on the, rongo. , By that tlmo you In the same rolatlve positions as the I have always boileved that if thb commercial men and the sportsmen .tyin. Bolncitoorll i walkedlkd, SchimmeBhl l ntn. Three-bnsa lilts—Matthews, liimii. wnra, otnmp a ,«mal),i|iolo In the will have found th« position best two former positions. ' |42We*iSt, Off Monmouth, Red.Bwik mm 2. Kurlnsky. Btrlki.outi—Uajnlhrfn n, suited to you. would get togothor thnt a great deal «lnglod nnd Joe I'CIOBO reached mat iifllxirtiBn 7, YounKel- a. IIBBVB on balls ground for tho hods, -or 'If youdn- ft A llltlo practice will again bring of benefit to each would result. I VWhen ho was hit by tho Tiger Hurlor/ —Of! Hamilton !>. off Mnttliewa 1, ]l|t liv \ttMrT "1010("1 l>elow (h« *»<*> " •'•',, o never boon able to understand > Jfarrlngton, loading tho buses. Mnl- pitch*«!••• Ite «•«. -Mdriih\A ,1 •.••!.-y- n3 .. 'iTclDr» i.. u *(Mutthewa «t .., )* tho most comfortnblo and stoadlost . IIIILC—T.ro " '.ukowcjod 8. tn tho kneeling ponltloii go why It Is that two different groups Opeii Every Nite Till 9 K M; ittt struck out suid. Nelson CNpIlt position for good shooting-., Again, part, Mstalcanh If this given added steadlneiu*, lltrough the aarno processes ns Intry several days of dry firing, before ut mnn wilono primary objectlvs |s >* . -. ' • »ron« and sitting, «*cej>t that In- trying the rongt, th. samo—th» jjorpotuatlpn of m»- •WlUi 4 llltlo pracllcoyou'will find BED BANK EEGISTER, APRIL'ao. 1942. Paga Thbfotti Legion Auxiliary Here Keansburg Scout Weddings Youth Groups To Visiil LEB-WALENTA. Troop In Service Miss Florence Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lee of Belford, To Sell Poppies May 23 Officers of Troop 87 ' became the bride Saturday afternoon Freehold Courthouse I of George Walenta, son of Mrs. Mae Initalled Sunday , DeLong of Navenlnk. The ceremony was. performed by Rev. Abram J. Women Making Preparations For VaaKouten at the Middlgtown Re- John L. Montgomery To Open Meeting Impressive services marked the In- formed church. . stallation of officers of Troop.ST it Annual Event To Aid Vcterane St. Mark's Episcopal church, Kean«- The couple were attended by Miss burg, 'a"1 Sunday afternoon with P. Gertrude Smith of Red Bank, cousin Tomorrow—Sterner Among Speakere 4- Theodore Long,: district Scout chair- of the bride, and Arthur Acker qt PopplM of patrlotlo remembrance man, in charge. A revelew of the Port Monmouth. B, Donald Sterner, Belmar, whou will bloom In' Red Bank Saturday, troop wai a feature. The bride wore a white gown with Bethlehem. He alto took courses In seven years as state highway com* M«y 38, lira. Kenneth Bmtth, jrul- Farewell Dinner Nine boys having passed their ten- long yell caught With orange blos- metallurgy at Pennsylvania State mlssloner com* to a oloaa today, -will dent of the Bhrewibury Auxiliary of derfoot tests, were invested with soms. She carried a bouquet of college. ' • make hit first speech since'return* ths American legion post, «a- For Harry Layton their red and blue neckerchief a. white roses and sweet peas, The Ing to prlvata life at Freehold tomor* nounoad today. Members of Troop 61 of Keansburg maid of honor was attired In a gown HABBIS—RAOABTY. row when he addresses represent** Every nan, woman and child In recited the Scout law, each Scout of tea rose with blue accessories. She tlves of the second annual "Youth) a bouquet of mixed sweet Miss Charlotte Marie' Harris, thi city will fcs uk«d to w«r a Red Bank Car Dealer carrying a candle representing a law, carried daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Good Government" movement sponn poppy on that day in honor of the pn the altar was a large candle, rep- peas. Harris of Chicago, and Pvt. Walter ored by the county and local Y. It. 0, men who h»v« given their Uves for HM Joined the Navy. resenting the. spirit of Scout, sur- A reception was held at the home Harold Hagarty, Jr., son of Mr. and A. organization!, , t •Atnirloi. The popples will be dis- rounded by three smaller candles, of the bride following tha ceremony. Mrs. W. H, Hagarty, of Chicago, J. Russell Woolley, county clerk, tributed by volunteer, workers iron Employees of the McKim-Laytcn oaoh to represent a Scout oath. The Quests attending were LeRoy J. were married Sunday at tbe Ocean- named chairman of the program com« • the Auxiliary and the coin* contrib- Chevrolet company gave e, farewell candles were lighted by Mrs; Long.' Smith, Gertrude Smith, Mr. and MM. port Methodist church by Rev. Albert mlttee by Freeholder Joseph 0. If uted for them -will be used In Legion dinner Thursday, for Harry Layton The "color guard' and a bugler from James Tuttlc, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Wolstencroft, pastor. win, Bed Bank, who Is associated, and.Auxiliary work f«r th» war dis-at Price's hotel, Pleasure,Bay. Mr. Troop 61 served. Nelson. Mrs. Daniel Wymbs, Mr. and The church was decorated with with the 7. M. C. A. there/said yes-- abled, their families and the families Layton Is a member of the motor The troop committee of tho St. Mi's. Stanley Kollock agd daughter spring flowers. Before the ceremony terday that registration will agalrt of the dead. .- .' ' • ' • C .- ': • car firm, and In the near future will Mark's troop consists of LeRoy Hay Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fels- Mrs. Wolstencroft sung "Because." be held in the courthouse at 9:80 af- -Th» popplei whlon Trlllbk distrib- begin his basic training with'the chairman, Arthur' Brown, Clifford mahn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, The organist was Robert X. Hlckson ter which John L, Montgomery, chief uted litre hava been made by dls- United States Navy In Virginia. H&lnter, Eugene Farrell and Henry Mrs. Mary Jackson, Mrs. George De- of Fort Monmouth, formerly of Port- county: probation officer, will open abled yeterane at.the.lTi1 B,-Veterans' J: Meyer; The committee presented Long, Mrs. Gussle Selhl, Roallana land, Oregon. the meeting. The pupils will be wol- hoapltal. Making the little red flow- to the troop a parade size troop flag. Rappeport, Mary Lee Antrim, Mr. The bride wore an aquamarine blue comed by Joseph Mayer, Bolmar, di- and Mrs. Walter Antrim, Mrs. Mar- era, hat given many veterans em3 Inslgnlu were presented to the suit, with white accessories . and rector of the board of freeholders ployment during the winter arid new Scoutmaster, Edward Wurst, garet Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walenta, white ihet. Her corsage was white after which they will be divided Into spring months. The work li limited LeRoy Hay, Jr. and Rlohard Bucher, Mrs. Valerie Kalas, Jeanne Norton, orchids. Pvt. Herschel E. Mlzell of 25 study groups. to men receiving: little or no gov- patrol .leaders, Charles Wldnaler John E. Werner, Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson, Illinois, and Pvt. John R. Leaders will take charge ot the In- ernment oo&peniatlon , arid those quartermaster and Alfred , Walling J. Walenta, Geraldlne Kalas, Eveleen Workman of South Hadley, Massa- dividual groups, explain tha func- •with families to support. scribe, o. bar was presented to tho as- Harrison Fuchs, Bornlco Acker, Ar- chusetts, both stationed at Fort Mon- tions of the specific branch of county thur Acker and others. mouth, were the attendants. Contribution* received {or the pop- Blatant patrol leader; William Wheat- government In which the group Is ley. Others taking part were Ooreld The bride and groom went on a Interested after which all delegates plea on Poppy Day are a prlnolpal Thornc, Herbert Olcott, William short wedding trip to New York, Up- NEILL-SLATEB. will return to Judge Robert V. Klnk- source of support for tho vast wel- Wetjon and Andy Linde of Troop 87, on their return they will reside with fare work carried 'out'by the Legion ead's circuit court room. At 12:15 a Harold Copelond and Howard Savage the mother of tho bride on Union Miss Janet Kathryn Nelll of Rum- group picture will be taken in front and Auxiliary among the disabled of Troop 27 and1 ten boys from Troop avenue, Belford, son, formerly of Illinois, and Joseph men and dependent families. With The Marines of the courthouse. 27 of St. Clement's church at Belford H. Slater of New Britain, Connecti- Lunch will be served In the Ameri- "the new war adding to America'* list under Thomas Calms. •,.-"'• cut, were married Thursday at the of war victims, there will bo greatly Have Landed HcCARROK—MAIXEY. can hotel at 1 o'clock after which Stamps home of Mr. and Mrs, James A. Commissioner Sterner will addross lncreasod need.for funds during the The offertory solo was given by An HUtorlo Iiuidtnr. , Miss Julia Florence McCarron, Mrs. Thomas Ahoarn with Mrs. Sid- Small at Atlantlo Highlands, by Re- the gathering, This year's calendar coming year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- ney Hertog at the organ. One.of the latest landings of the corder John.V. Crowell of Red Bank. is slightly different than ths ens fal- Poppy Day has been observed by Carron of Lincroft, and John Francis in The U, 8. Marines was on Bataan.Penin- A reception followed the ceremony lowed in 1U1. All study groups re- the Legion and' Auxiliary annually Malley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John sula'where, along with other Amer- at the Beacon Hill Country club. quiring transportation from the for the past twenty years. With the F. Malloy of Keansburg, were mar- ican or Filipino units, for weeks they Mr. Slater !• production manager courthouse—as for Instance to the nation' again at war, the poppy has Fair Haven ried Saturday afternoon at 4:30 helped to hold the Japanese at bay. of the radio division of the Bendlx state hospital at Marlboro—have new significance this year-and will o'clock at the rectory of St. Ann's (Th»Heil Bonk.r.«i(ljjtor can bo bouiht But not all of the Marines' land- Aviation corporation. been eliminated this year, because of 'be worn a» a symbol of patriotism 1 church, Keansburg. The ceremony in Fair Hftvfln from Joiaph PIcoolo, Oai- L-Wtfe World Feafifrei ngs have been warlike. Their first the gasoline and tire situation. Sev- by millions of Americana. through- ilon Stnt^ Grocorjr and Mr. Wolntroub) was performed by Rev. John J, Lu- landing In the Philippines some 41 eral new groups have been added ot out»the country.. cltt, pastor. Final 'matches in the Women's From France comes a hew set of which the office of Jermanent regis- years ago was a peaceful one, and The bride wore a dress suit of Obituaries. MSra than 13,000,000 "of the flow- Bowling loague will bo rolled next 82 values for Secours Rationale for tration is the moat Important and it followed the Battle of Manila Bay. pastel shades with a hat covered with ers have been made by disabled vet- Monday night at the Fair Haven al the following colonies: Mauretanla, newest Deweys guns battered the Span- yellow roses, trimmed with a ehbul- 'ERNEST FIERCE, erans for the Auxiliary, the largest " HARRY LA.'XTON yBi The leading team Is the Fair Sudan, Togo; Nigeria, Senegal, Da- 9h fleet into submission on tbe The groups and their leaden fol- number since tho.observance «of der length veil. Her corsage was Baven Alleys, Preparations are un-homey, Ivory,' Coast and Guinea. morning of May 1, 1898. The waters Ernest, Pierce of Shrewsbury, re- low: ' Poppy Day was begun, twenty years The employees of the agency gave yellow roses. der way for the league banquet, Dealers eray. this Is apt to be one of nearby Cavlto on Manila Bay, bore tired farmer, died this morning at County finance—Joseph MayerJ ago. Orders for the popples Iiorn a leather bag to Mr, Layton, and which will be held Saturday, May 23, Miss Julia Evelyn Stumpf of Allen- Anthony L. McKIm, Mr. Layton's the rarest sets of France, certainly the half-submerged and still smok- the home of his son, Robert Pierce county property, Freeholder E. O, Auxiliary' Units. ..everywhere Jwve. at the Wlllowbrook restaurant, the for the present. hurst, Long Island, was maid of Murphy; welfare agencies, Freehold- partner In the business, gave him nk wrecks ot what had once been honor. She wore a blue gabardine of White road, with whom he had been, lnoreased this year In anticipa- new annex of the Fair Haven tavern, Values for each colony are 1-franc lived for many years. He was SI er Dorman McFaddln;. roads, Pree- tion of greatly Increased'denitrad'tor wrist watch. -, the pride of the Spanish Navy, suit with a navy blue hat trimmed Present were Mrs. Layton, Mrs. Aubrey Cameron, son ot Mr. and on CO-cent, 2-fr Ship's Cutter Lands, years old. holder James B. Farkes; bridges, Mr. the flowers of patrlotlo remem- Mrs.. Robert Cameron, was home with white flowers and a shoulder Irwln; county clerk's office, Mr. MoKIm, Mils Helen Layton, Thomas on 80-c, 2-fr on length' vell. Her corsage was Talis- Mr. Pierce was born at Eaton- brance, part of last week with a sore throat. 1.50-fr. and Wr Making its way between these Q town and was the son of the late Woolley; sheriffs office, John T, Law- Boyle, Joseph Papwortb, John Dir- wrecks a ship's cutter, with a detach- man roses. Edward Malley of Keans- Dimes, quarters and dollars ragh,' Harold Webb and Oaborn Har- He Is employed as a welder in a on 2-fr. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pierce. He had ley; work house, Identification bur- dropped Into the coin boxes of the Maryland shipyard. ment of U. S. Marines from the Bal-burg, the bridegroom's brother, was eau and Jail, Joseph Schwark, war* r]«on. _^.;. .. ••-,••• best man. {'resided in this section all his life. "Poppy Girl*" this year will aid the Mr. and Mrs. .William Anderson, timore, landed at Cavlto on the sec- den; surrogate's office, Joseph L. • Another^ farewell dinner party for Indian Natives ond day after tho battle without op- A wedding supper followed the His wife, Mrs. Anna Delehanty Pierce, victims of the present war, as well Mr. Layton was given at the home Jr., of Great Neck, Long Island, vis- States have two ceremony at the Rosevelt tea room, °le rapidly cemplet-, (Th« Red.-.Bsnk Stu ii'liB bought where they have a winter home. the " fill of High school. The bridegroom 13 as-Bank street superintendent. ing arrangreinenu for'the annual ob> 111 irotadol at T»ylor «. llore.) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hulseboo have 1941. One set arms to the Stars and Stripes as it The funeral will be held Saturday Mae Wlllgerodt; Juvenile delinquen- sociated in business -with his father cy, Harvey D. Leuin, referee; Inheri- eervonoeof Poppy;Day. Alargeeprps moved from the Allaire house to the from Travancore was hoisted to the top of the flag- morning at 9:30 o'clock at the home The,viSaptlst. Otad'lei', Aid' ooqlety staff by Sergeant James Grant and who.conducts the Glendale dairy. tance taxes and elections, Edgar X. of volunteers is • tying fonned under held: its' annual' dlftrier: Tuesday at John Bonnett house oh River.road, commemora- ot hie son 10 o'cloc'lk att StSt. Mrs. Phjlllps' -leadership and commit- formerly occupied by Dr. X. H. Bar- J. & H. stoiow Corporal Joseph, Poe. , Virginia tea room. Mrs.. JohniHolmea tlve of the birth- TODD—ELY Klernan, chairman. tee to work the entlro day. bringing nett. . ' '. " , : ' day of When the Spanish fleet was de- mass of, requiem •will be celebrated. and.MM. Joseph Kinhafer wore In Maharaja Sir' Bala Rama Prosecutor's office, John J. I _ —the flowers of patrlotlo remembranoo Beglstratlon of_jcon«umers _.for troyod,* some of the shells from Miss Helen Lillian Todd, daughter Burial, In charge of John E. Day, charger ——••—••—'---——•——-— -the-frcaan_ilack-vlolet Jurycommlsslon,-Eugene BrLowen-- toioveryone In th» «lty. '''•"'•>".:, sugar rationing will take place Mon TJewey'3~fleet-hSd~~6V6fsbot^ their or Mr. and TMrs. TTerbert L. Todd-flf wm j,o in"MounroUvet cemetery. 1 1 Harold Bennett "TJOS;,returned %6 bears his portrait with a Aruvlkara steln, commissioner;- county exten- , •i'Thls yew/ said Mrs. Phillip*, sea wltlr thfl United States Mercharjt day, Tuesday, Wcdncnday and Thurs- Falls scene. A ft-ch.j brown, In- marks and there were some casual- Atlantic Highlands, was married '.'the poppy not only honors and alda ties in Cavlte In consequence of the sion office, M. A. Clark, agent; perm- Marlnei. . ' • "' - ;•',' day In the Willow atreet school from cludes tho Maharaja's portrait and Saturday to David Waldon Ely, son MRS. MARY STEGECIAN. (no men who defended America 2i a! p. m, to.8 p. m. All the ouliuola naval battle being Sought m> close of Mr. nnd Mrs, John Ely of Hlghts- anent registration, Frank 15, Price, I Viiioent Hammohd (Won the Pr6t*- a view of the Marthanda varma secretary; county superintendent it years ago and their families, but al- tlce trophy Saturday night on Will close at 12;30 those days be- Bridge at Alwaye. to the shoreline, . town. The ceremony was performed | Mrs. Mary Stegecian, wife of Stef- so,those. defending America today by Rov. Stanley Gumboil of Hlghts- fan schools, Thomas Harper; supervisor Hance's alleys, breaking up a olx- cause all the teachers will assist with Bundl has a sot of seven stamps Wounded Get Belief, Stegecian of Wood and Poplar and their families, Funds collected town, former pastor of Atlantic High- tre of child's study, Mrs. May B, Long- year monopoly held by Harold the registration at the Willow street with design Including a coat-ox-arms. Bstreets, Keansburg, died suddenly on, Poppy Day will be used In the One of the first efforts of the lands Presbyterian church. heart attack man; historical society, wllllom 0, Holmes and Earl Reid. The win- school. • . . There are the following now in this Americans was to bring relief to Sunday morning of work the Legion and Auxiliary are The Todd homo, whero the wed-while she was leaving her horns In Holmes. ' ner's total was 759, Earl Reid Was A rummage sale will be held In the country. S-bluc, 8-p blue, 1-a carmine, the wounded and to bury the dead. doing- for tho disables; of \both wars,' 1 ding was held, was decorated with a car with her husband. Dr. Frank •»econd, "Wilbur Harampnd - third and parish house of the Chapel of the 3-a 'brown, 4-a green, 8-a green and Despite this peaceful landing, and for needy families of men in the lavender snapdragon and yellow Mlele was called and he notified Harold Holmes fourth, > Holy CommUnlon oh Church street 1-r ultramarine. , within a few. weeks the Marines «rvlo» as well us those of veterans. Tuesday morning, beginning at 10 daisies. A reception followed the County Physician H. W. Hartman. Kinkead Assigned A surprise testimonial was given were destined to see action against "The LeBlon and, Auxiliary have o'clock. . ' ceremony. The only attendants were The body was removed to the John Thursday night' by the men and Free French Cameroun stamps are the lnsurrectos on the island of Lu- had 21 years of experience In aiding Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Morris of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cleary of E. Day funeral home. To Atlantic Bench women's first aid class members for reported to show many errors, ap zon, and later they landed in Samar service men and their' dependents. : River and Hance roads had as their r Montclalr. There will be no circuit or supreme) ' thelr instructor, Joseph Valleau.of parently caused by printing to help subdue tho hostile natives of Mrs. Stegecian was 60 years old. They are able to make every dollar week-end guoat Frederick V. Bow- The bride wore an Ice-blue suit, court coses heard at Freehold be- Red Bonk. He received $51 In cash that Island, Surviving, besides her husband, are do maximum service In this field. and several useful gifts of first aid era of Los Angeles, California, form- with a purple hat and shoes. Her three daughters, Mrs. Harvey H1U- tween May 4 and 18, Judge Robert Their volunteer workers, have had equipment Quests of honor In ad- erly of this place. Mr. Bowers waa Landings Seldom, corsage was a spray bouquet of pur- yer of Woodbrldge, Mrs. William V. Kinkead having been assigned to long training and know the quick- dition to Mr. Valleau were his wife Bast on a business trip In the In- Subsequent to 1902 the Marines ple violets. Her matron of honor Kojolas of Elizabeth and Mrs. Thom- the' Atlantic county circuit to help eat and best method) of bringing re- and son. The presentation of gifts terest of ASCAP. Mr, Bowere will seldom made "landings" in the wore a pink ensemble, with a cor- as Taylor of Jeraey City, and two clear the calendar In that county. lief to veterans and their families was made by Mrs.. William Pitcher.. be well remembered as being an out- Philippines except while on maneu- sage of lavender and pink sweet sons, Michael Stegecian of West While assigned to the Atlantic cir- found in .need, . ' " ,/,'•' , Men who completed the first aid standing song writer and many of vers. Their landing at Bataan came peas. Keanaburg and Sergeant Roscoe cuit, Judge Kinkead, whose home Is "Victims of the present war are course given ,by Mr.. Valleau were his compositions have become nn as the prelude to weeks of stubborn The bride's mother wore a gray- Stegecian of Camp Croft, South Car- In Jersey City, will stay In Atlantic naturally turning to the lieglon and Oeorge Cross,, Harold Holmes, Mike tlon-wlde hits, warfare against the Japs. blue gown, with a corsage of pink olina. county, Manmouth's calendar IS In Auxiliary for 'aid,, and we wajit to Anderson, Henry Cross, Gerald Mrs. Frederick W. Opper spent Oddly enough, although the Ma- roses and lilies of the valley. The The funeral was held yesterday good shape, Judge Kinkead said sev- give them the benefit of bur. service. Smith, Carl Wenner, Jack Stanton, part of last week with her slater, rines were aboard all of Dewey'S bridegroom's mother wore a dark morning at St. Joseph's church, Key- eral days ago, many supreme and blue costume, with a corsage of pink The increased burden calls for in- Harry Pitcher, Marshall Longstreet, Mrs, W. G. Freeman of New York war'vessels and took an active part port, where a high mass of requiem circuit court Issues having been dis- creased funds, Wo hope that the Charles VanKeuren, John Joffrcy, oses. was celebrated by Rev. J. J. Lucltt. posed of since last autumn when the city. I ',.''• Yaounde. These celebrate the day In the Battle of Manila Bay, their The bride's table was decorated public will be generous on Poppy Joseph Phillips, Charles Martenson, on which General DeGaulle first first landing In the Philippines was The bearers were Edward Waltt, court inaugurated a new system to Day this year because from the con- Harry Qenovese, Joseph Ambroslo, with lavender sweet peas and pale John Hartman, George Harmyk, speed the trial of issues. County Wills steppod on French soil, It is Inter- to restore order and. was not made yellow daisies. Following a reception tributions made lor the popples James Aokerson, 'Wilfred Mullln, esting to note that the figure 27 (In with the Intent of waging war Peter Kodam, Raymond VanFelt cbmes the .principal' means of sup- Lorry. Holtgran, 'William Potter, Jr., the couple loft for a short wedding and Edward Jackson. Burial, • In Card ot Thanks. Are Probated the data August 27, 1940) shows tho against any foe.—Loren T. Casey. trip. Tho bride wore a gray travel- port far our work during the entire Edward Hamlet,' Troylous Schenck, German print of the numerals olao. charge of John E. Day, waa In St. Our hearts are full of gratitude to 1 The last will of Rev. James H. ing suit, with purple accessories. ' all those who In any way extended to year-ahead." Leonard Mount and "Buddy ^ Noble. The colony was a German possession Joseph's cemetery. ( Mrs.'Daisy Gruau of Long1 Branch Owens, former pastor of the Red The brldo Is a graduate of New us their love and kindness In this '"Wearing a poppy Is the individual Bank Presbyterian church, was exe-prior to tho first World war. And hour of boreavement. way of honoring'the men who have addreiied a recent meeting of the it is the colony which first followed Meet 24 Years JerBey College for Women, Now Social Service auxiliary at the health cuted November 10, 1939. All of his Brunswick, and has been a librarian FRANKLYN E. HALL. Mrs. Mary E. Rader and Family, saorlllced their lives in the nation's estate was bequeathed to his daugh- General DeGaulle. —Advertisement. service,1: sold Mrs. Phillips. , "Ever center. After World War 1 in Trenton. The bridegroom Is en- Franklyn E. Hall, 48, died sudden- ter, Heleiv. Owens Bartlett of Provi- gaged in farming nt HIghtstown, ly TueBday at his home' in Beacon since the first World war, the poppy Mrs. Amber Elticher of Red Bank Mobile, Alabama, (Special)—Dur- IN MEMORIAM. rolled 225 In one game last week on dence, Rhodo Inland, and she was Chile Is to lnrnio a new stomp of where the couple will reside. Beach, Keansburg. \ He had been em- has been worn In tribute to the men appointed executrix, ten centavos in the city of Talca for ing World war 1 two Marines, after In memory ot Wlllard ROOD, who dlt4 Taylor Hance's alleys. completing- training at Parrls Is- ployed for the lost 15 years by tbe who gave their lives in that Conflict. Jacob U. Manlschewltx, who had a postage in that city only. April 24th, 1931, Now new names are being Inscribed land,-South Carolina, together, were KARPIN8KI—FERGUSON. Central Railroad at Ellzabethport. vfe miss you now ai we did thtn, country homo at Oceanport, made assigned to the same company and Surviving ore his wife, MIB. Mary And many tun ar» shed. '» among America's heroic' dead. The hlB'wIll December 29, 1031. Ho di- Panama has a new violet 1-ccn- Miss Irene Karplnskl, daughter of poppy is for them, too. It Is a sym- Lincroft : sailed for France where, in July, Keating Hall, and a son, Franklyn, You Uft thll tarth io mddtnly rected that all his clothing, jewolry tavos postal tax stamp of the 1839 Mr, and Mrs. Angolo Kondus of Hol- Not «v«n a good-bya wai •aid, bol of our sorrow and pride, It Is a 1918, they fell at the Battle of Bel- Jr. He also, leaves three brothers, and other articles of personal adorn- design with portraits of Pierre and llday's Covo, West Virginia, and MRS. ALICE EOOP (Mother)', pledge that we will always remember (Tha R«d Dink Heel»l«r c»n!be bouBht; lu Wood, where United States John and Fred of Malta, Montana, JOHN D, ROOF (Son), in Unerott from Ch«rl«< Toon) ment be given to his sons, Howard Marie Curie but inscribed 1042 In- Staff Sergeant James F. Ferguson of them and serve on In the cause foe Marines wan, fame when they Steubonville,' Ohio, were married and Bee Hall of Oakland, California. and Bornhard, to be distributed be- stead of 1939. It must be used with which they died. ' Mrs. Hannah McOulro 6elobrnted stopped Germany's big push to Friday at tho Fort Monmouth chapel The funeral will be held tonight at her 81st birthday lost night with :a tween thorn as they may decide. Mr. regular postago on all mall. Pro- Paris. 8 o'clock at the late residence, where "The poppy springs from the bipod Manlsohowltt was the owner of cer- by Chaplain Wecms. party. Among her guesta wero Mrs. ceeds go to the. cancer campaign. While the two' Marines were re- Rev. Joseph Brownlee, pastor of St. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS and tears that are the price of vlo- Fannie Foreman, Miss Katharine tain shares of Stock in the B, Mnn- The attendants were Miss Mildred Mark's Episcopal church, Keyport, tpry—the price of freedom In this covering from their wounds in a Ziiokerman of Red Bank, and Law- Foreman, Miss Elyse Jones and Mm,Ischcwltz company. Ho directed that Uruguay has ft 1942 drmall of the French hospital the armistice was will officiate. Interment, In charge Too Late for Classification world of conquest and oppression, Carrie Booker. A feature of the the Income from this stock be paid rence Becker, William Collins and 19.39 typo printed with, a new plate signed and they parted'. ' ,' of tho H. L, Scott Funeral home, FURNISHED room for r«nt, Again and again Americans have party was a large birthday cake, to his wife, Ila, as long as she lives. Charles Scovll, all of Fort Mon- Belford, will be made tomorrow 112 hitd to pay this prloe to win and Last week tho voteran«r who had mouth. toad, IUd Bank.' Raymond Woolfe and family haVe After hor death the shares, of stock not oeon each other for 24 years, met morning In Fair View cemetery. maintain their existence as ev free returned from South Carolina anil ere to be divided between his two . The bride, who is employed by tho It Is easy to understand that i at atoubenvllle January 2, 1010. In afternoon at 1 o'olock at her late whether thoy want-continued help also smaller perforation, IRON AOB Do-Mor* plant i*tt«r, -rrltK country. They are still within the Ralph Layton celebrated his birth- .'rom the government through the dry period of four to eight weeks ii March of the name year he was sent home with Rev. O. G. Goodwin, • f*rtllii*r and i»at*r attachmant, tat day Saturday night with' a party, reaoh of our help. Let us be gen- AAA, or whether they want to takB A. 80-centlmo* of the Marshal Pe- needed If a c!ow Is to turn out a good to P/innma whoro at Allbrook Held pastor of tha African Methodist ••I*i txo.lltnt condition. WJIJUm M. Ark- Present were Mr. and.Mrs, William •rion, HaiUt. phon* K*rt>ort fi4l«U. emus In our contributions for the down the bars and let the market toln design appears now In rose, a supply of milk In her next lactation. ho waa advanced to Stnff Sergeant. Episcopal church, officiating. Bur- popple*, Every penny of the money MoCarron, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Bo- seek Its own level, Two reasons given for cows not hav- A few weeks ago ho arrived at Fort ial, In charge of the Blade funeral VEGETADLB pUnti {or •«!., Arnold gart, Charles Leonard, Jr., of Fort now color. • . din, It Ntwmnn Springs nail, l given goes to support the work the According to an announcement Is- ing a dry period, oi' a. short one are,Monmouth to attend the officers can- home ot Asbury Park, will be In American Legion and the Auxiliary DIx, MIBJ Muriel Newton and Har* Dunk, • sued by M, A. Clark, secretary of Algeria has a red overprint, "+4," "I couldn't dry hor off," and "I for; didate school, White Ridge cemoterv. aro doing for the disabled and de-old Munson. TBAM ot ba? ..hi .„ tiorM* for * the Monmouth County Agrioultural on the 1-fr gray-black of 1041, The got to check up en her freshening or doubt*.' BtUt.wnt i Unngl.r, pendent families of«the first World Mr. and Mrs, B, William Wibnekor dllto," tv*mn, W»y«U«, N, J., fh 1 Contorvatlon uBsoalatlon, only wheat money thus raised will bo used for STILLWEIiL-KANTARIANi W»r and of the prwent connlot. ,' entertained at d dlnncjr .Xkfiy last •*«-«*i, |. growers are eligible to take part In charity. It la not to much of a, Job to dry Doesn't Ask Questions week Rav. John Horan, j^ov. Janact Announcement has boon made of NIOBM J.irnl.h.tl room tut r*nt, mid Duffy and-Mr, end Mrs. James P. tho referendum. Every eligible voter off tha best of our cows If the new- In Monmouth county has received er and well tested out plan Is used tho marrlago of MIBS W. Lorralno prlvnto buhi tiiltubl* for on* or tup. Honnehane; • '. • ' ..."'..i- • •>. "Philatelic Iconography," a. book- Stlllwcll, daughtor of Mrs. Mary K. —-Just Answers One Inquire 108 K»it lUr»tn plan*, " ' * notlco by mall about the date anil lot, Is tho first publication of a group nays E, J, Porry of the N. J, Exper- douh!* »nd ilnjlt The Chapel of the Holy Commun- Mr. and Mrs. William Warnekor, tho location of the two polling places iment Station, ' Stlllwell ot Atlantic Highlands,, to Bartlett, Texas' (Special)—Miss Mrs, James Honnehane and Joseph of reference plates. Thin Inoludcs - bull, mattwiM, *to.| tftblti, ehMn, lort at Pair Havtn will hold a cake at Imlayatown and in the Conserva- If tho cow.is free from garget Muck C. Kantarlan of Bothlehom, Mary Ruth Qrolp answered the tele- box, »tq. Thou* Win, sale > Saturday,, May 0, In the store Mahoney were reoent visitors! at about 240 plates of thousands of Juno 8, 1MI, at Boll Air, Maryland. A. tion office In the court house In Free simply stop milking, tako away al phone at her home the other even- UID.YIOTORUN arm «)»lp •»,!)», hunilv on River road formerly conducted Ney York. * stamps In the collection of Edwnril Mr. and Mrs. Kantarlan nro residing ing and wae Informed by the opera- P«lnttd oil l«mp» will) miind iloliat huW. They have Also been supplied a, Knapp, recently auctioned. grain, olean and seal the ends of. thi by Jack Bennett. Proceeds will g« with Information upon whloh to tcnta with collodion, and remove thi nt 10 West Market stroet, Bethlehem. tor that Cpl. James M, Cllne, a M.JO, fnur.poit anllqu* h«1 17.80, sll«i> Mrs. Kantarlan graduated from •n «»bln«t (11,10, mw bin* Mi wh|l« to U]» Splsoopat guild. Urs. Myron base their doalslon, The County Con cow from tho milking lino, Tho ud member ot the U, S. Marines In throrn* btmlinit l«l ttB.sn, mmnmm Drown is ohalrman of the Opmmlt- nervation Committee hopes that the - Chile has changed perforations for Koyport High school In 3933 and Hawaii, wanted to speak to her. P^mbrokt ihl I!»»« jl «7( 20-oentkvOB stamps. der may fill up with milk, but the -;tta:ln.',oh»rge.»rge., -jj. wheat • growers-of •Moi/n,rith&»iinii from the Packaril Business school. Tho operator In Ban Francisco brwdlnv bir ; Mr.Md MrftHilPryC!, ailfilft«r 7.00. Ah will vote. The wheat program -has In the blood n cow Is not EXPLOSION AT KBYVOBT. have returned to their homo on. HUb- reoelvod considerable attention dur- the quartermastor division at Fort Instruotlons concerning questions bard avenue after spending >tho win- MABINE IMHiESSARlO giving more than IB pounds a day Hancock. she would ask the. Leatherneck be- , A small explosion was reported to ing tho last year 10 that every far- whan drying up time arrives, there ter at Coral Gtablos, Florida, i ' Mr, Kantarlan Is a graduate of cause "Information of a military na- Wfi MAja al Hi, police ynUrday.afternoon by'Nord mer concerned, with It should have The late Samuel Rotlmfol, who Is no danger In this mothod. • Mr. and Mr».'Anthony Tlocola ore a definite opinion one way or the won nation-wide fame as a movlo Momvinn ooljege. He "wae captain ture must be guarded," •Mil lW» llfM company, Inc., of Broadway and parents of a daughter born nt Rlvet- The Instruction* were unnecessary Int* from a (In* e Clark street, Keyport. None of the other by tho soooni] day of May. Impressarlo and who was alto known of the college football and basketball vlew hospital, Monday. teams and vice prooldont of Hlgmn because Ml» Oretg answered the (our employees or the company was to million* of radio tuna as "Roxy," A vnulf was modo for the body of nerved both as an officer and nfl an GOOI'KO Washington under the dome ThcThotnU, fraternityfaty. Ho l» a ohomlst i|ucltlon asked by the Marine. Bald hurt, although the explonlnn caused • Iloya can mstke, «xlm potket money Thero nro no snakes or toads, on enlisted man In the U, S. Marln Cpl, Cllne; !rWlll you marry me?" jahMeiisii'',W«* tonslilerakle properl/ damege, -' , llllTh ItUAdJt of the Capitol but'.lt whs decided to Isill*'*n th' e ('*%|"v*i*<««*'**»experimenta» ••,«^ml laboratorieT^--«--'v— -~ - s —o M-f -- -- -,-. r -,, m . » the Ida at Una' Ja tim Irjst, tea, , Inter Wm at Ut. the Bothleaeu Steel' company, at "Yes,". Ul«i Qt»il a«U«A • A«*i,- i Pace Fourteen BED BANK BEGISTER. APRIL 30,1942. 8; Lions Members HowToAddreia Under Tifk VI Mis FHA Horn Wins $300 With Soap Display Mail To Soldiero To Donate Blood , • Mill irom home is the bright event of the day for the soldier and. In the .opinion: of th« Wa? department, Respond to Appeal aupply of mall Is second only to the supply, of food as a morale agency. by Red Cross Head In keeping with Its policy of striv- ing for, prompt and certain delivery Using the slogan of "Perhaps you of soldier' mall -the War department cannot 'bear' arms for your coun- today reiterated Instructions for try but you can 'bare' your.firms, proper addressing of- wall for mili- for the Red Cross blood donor serv- tary personnel. . -. •• . ice," Mrs. W. Barclay Harding of The following Instructions are de- Holmdel township, representing Mon- signed to enahje the, families and laouth County chapter of-.the Amer- friends of soldiers to send their let- ican Bed Cross and /Chairman of ters so that-th»y VfilUbe delivered the chapter's county committee in promptly to the roan for whom they charge of blood donation, addressed are Intended: • '•-" •'•''•sj '< • ':'•••' Tuesday night's meeting of the Red Outside Oonttnentol'Pnfoeii States Bank Lions club at the Molly Pit- ' Malt addressed to Army personnel cher hotel. After a graphic and In- serving outside • the continental lim- * terestlng talk describing the blood its of the United. States «houlddear» donor service) practically all of the ly'Show—. .'v-/-:.'•',;.;•:: f>: ,. . BO, members and guests, under 60 Grade, first'nime. In full, middle years of age, in attendance, pledged Initial' and last name of parson ad- themselves to donate blood at the dressed, followed by his Army ser- visitation of a mobile unit at the ial-number, if known, j Methodist church Monday, May 18, Letter or number of the company between 2 and 1p.m. or other similar .organisation of Mrs. Harding said the national which the addressee la a mombtr. Bed Cress organization was endeav- Designation of the regiment or sep< .prlng to secure 2,000,000 units of orate battalion, If'any, to which' the blood for the federal government company pelongl. . • •' : by July, 1043, and these units will Army post, office number In care This attractive fire-room frame b«. distributed to Army and Navy of tho appropriate postmaster. The louee is but one of thonwndi of. bases all over the world, on ships location of the overseas station should Bmnll, low-cost homes noir being at sea, and at various sections not be used.. ; built Jn defense areas by private, throughout the United States. Tie Name and' address of the sender capital and industry to meet the blood will be used in transfusions In the upper left corner. •", Bottling needs of. war indtuitrjr to save the lives of soldiers, sailors, Within ConUnental Vnltsd State*. A. N. Fought, Proctor A Gamble representative, presenting cash award to Mrs. Joseph Xo PloooJo. worken and their families. The marines and civilians suffering from Mall Addressed to Army personnel valuation placed by the FHA on shock following injuries, hommor- at posts, camps or.stations within this property is $3,200 including the rhage or burns. By miracle of mod- Mrs. Joseph Lo Piccolo has been Informed that her display was judged best of. all displays ot Ivor/ he continental limits ot the United ern science, blood donations are ao soap and Oxydol recently entered in the annual national display contest conducted by Proctor & Gamble. States should show the'same Inform- land. Thto particular property is treated that the plasma, or liquid Photographs of displays were entered by dealers from an area including the entire continental United ation as prescribed above for units located in B defense area of a South content from which corpUBdes have* States and the territory of Hawaii. Mrs. Piccolo is proprietor of tho Fair Haven market, Pair Haven. This' tide continental United States, Atlantic State. In other localities been removed, are . now dried and Is the second year in succession that a New Jersey dealer has had the honor of wlnninga major prize in,' excopt that t.the post office address the cost may vary slightly. It kept indefinitely. It Is thus ready this annual contest. ; , • i of the post, camp or station will be should be noted that the floor plans for emergency transfusions even un- Mrs. Piccolo is famous in this area for the beautiful holiday displays she cceates each year hut.this, used, preceded in appropriate cases pictured here call for location qf- der chaotic, conditions of , battle, was tho first time she had attempted to enter a national contest of this'type. Her efforts were reworded •>y the APO number If applicable. plumbing equipment lo conform disaster or accident ashore, at sea In 1M1 with a second prize of $100. Using the experience gained In her 1941 attempt tp,good advantage; Mail addressed to Army personnel with the Emergency Plumbing. or in the air, she entered again this year and was awarded first prize of $300 for having a bettor display than any.of the n maneuvers within the continen- Standards for Defense Housing-. thousands of others submitted. ... tal United States should show the This home was purchased with & Facilities for preparing blood plas- same information as prescribed above ma are located in only, 18 labora- A total of 412 prizes amounting to $3,100 were awarded this year'and n. consolation prize was given 'or outside continental United States. down payment of $350 and an in- tories in the United States, one of to every entrant in appreciation of his efforts. • '.' .. Prior to beginning of manouvero, sured mortgage of $2,850. Fi- 'which is in New York city. Dona- he Post Office department, with the nanced under Title VI over a tion centers In the larger Bed Cross concurrence of the Army,' •will des- period of 20 years, the monthlj; chapters, located within 12 hours' guest speaker will be Rev. H. Falr- gift of her own choosing;. /Yellow fleld Butt, 3d," who will be intro- Leonardo flowers were placed in every con- ignate the postmaster in whose care payments on an F^A-lnsnted roort- shipping distance, send to' these lab- mall for personnel involved will be oratories the blood contributed by duced by Dr. James C. VanNos- celvable/corner of the .room.,in, the gago of tills amount would be ap» (The R«d Bank Register cinle bought lower part of" .the house, which was addressed. prozlitately $19, excImiTe of taxes the army of volunteers. Mobile trand. In I^oimrdo fiom F. X. KlWuff, Fred W. * F X O OR ../• r»Ll A N» units, carrying the nece«sary equip- Meyers. Mn. Gatft and WI«dm»nn'«> decorated In.yellow and white. .Re- and hazard insurance. freshments -were served. Others at- Envelopes, ment and staffs, supplement these Navesink A son was born to. Mr. and Mrs. There should be sufficient space centers and it Is one of these u»lta Donald Sullivan Friday, April 24, at tending -were, Mrs. Shaxkey, Mrs. Julia Waldmann, Mra. Grace Rup- at the left of the address to allow Panama Canal Department, Quarry •which will be at the local Methodist (The Etd Bunk Register can be.bought the Presbyterian hospital, Newark. for Indorsements by forwarding church May 18. pert, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Fran- Heights, Canal Zone; Commanding In Naveelnlc at the poatofflcc and Gouldtn's Mrs. Sullivan is a niece of Mrs. Mae agencies if it Is not possible to de- General,' U. S. Army Force's In Ice- OUR DEMOCRACY nnir) Murphy and well known here. ces J. Kllduff,' Mrs. Nora Joseph Each donor contributes a pint of and Mrs. Harry Palmetier. liver the piece of mall at the ad- land, c/o Postmaster, Kew-Tork, N. blood, after a thorough physical ex- Miss Norma L. Swan, who bought Mrs. Paul LeFever will entertain and sold the old John M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anthon O. Lund en- dress, given. .: ...... '.; Commanding General, U. S. amination, and the entire'operation the "Foursome" tonight at her home. The following are examples of rmy Forces In Australia, c/o Post- requires no more than 45 minutes. property at Navcslnk and Monmouth- Other members are Mrs. William tertained Mr. and Mrs. Petor Green avenues a few months ago, has pur- at their home for supper and bridge ;orrectly addressed envelopes: master, San Francisco, California,' Mrs. Harding and her committee are Lybarger and Mrs. Earl de Cordova tc, and no APO numbers will be endeavoring to secure 130 donors. chased from the W. W. Swan estate Saturday evening. Sunday Mr. and From John R. Doe 1 of Atlantic Highlands and Mrs. Jo- MB W. StatsSt, ':.•_. ihown. •..'.. Pr, Lyman W. Crossman, 'a mem- the quaint little cottage adjoining seph P. MacLeaa of this place. Mrs. Lund' went to Lyndhufflt for a Boston, Moss. ' . Mall for tho commanders of num- BIT By" BIT ber of tha Lions club, heartily en- the Webster Swan homestead on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williamson visit with their son and his family, Navesink avenue. The new owner Mr. and Mrs. John Lund. •'•-.' Pvt Willara J. Roe. • lered or lettered units outside i the WITH HAW-EARNBO dorsed the project, mentioning that spent Sunday with Mr. Williamson's COINS AND GREENBACKS "a pint of your Wood, easily and will have a new roof bullion the Guests oVer the week-end at the .'....•. (Army Serial No.) iontlnental . limits of the United toother, Mrs. E. Williamson and Itates, such as divisions, regiments IT WA5-THE OUJ-TlMe },. j>a)n!ess!y_given, may save the life house and other improvements made home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Company F, . . : family of Belford. Raymond Wil- ir battallona, "will bo addressed to syMBOU'OPTHRiFt' , of "an "AmeTlcan~soime'r™"6r/~sailor. to. the. property., lamSon, who is in- training.-at-J'ort Rhein were Mrs. Rheln's brother, .. 167th Infantry, 1 the APO number, c/o Postmaster, You, then, have saved a life offered The French club will m6et tomor- Eustfs , Virginia, was home on fur- "Harry Gutbred," and his- son and ...—APO .801,'; c/o'Postmaster, ANDOFSECbRiTY' V lor the-defense of liberty—not by row- afternoon at the home of Mrs. wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Gutbred New Tork, N. T. Z~~"i"s6~tBat the location of the unit lough. While on furlough he called will not be disclosed, for example, gift ol money, or clothing, or time, John H. Wray of Atlantic Highlands. on a few friends in Leonardo. of Weat Orange. From John R, Doe' • •All Saints Episcopal church choir, Commanding Offlcor, 7Glst Tank or sorvlces—but by giving directly Nicholas Korpen of Fort Belvolr, •Mrs. Frank Krantz made the high- 206 W.' State St, 7 " . and literally of yourself for our na- directed by Mrs. Martin Connor, Boston, Mass. Battalion, AP.O 963, c/o Postmaster, rendered selections at the evening Virginia, enjoyed a few days' fur- est score at a pinochle party held San Francisco, California. , tional defense. What you won't lough recently and visited his mo- Thursday afternoon at Community Pvt, Wlllard J. Roe, mlos, they die without." Dr. Gross- service Sunday. In the Methodist yv . , Mrs. Mnry Weidmann hns ._ locations overseas. will not be . Perhaps some 'vegetables which Past President Herbert E,'Edwards I turned attar lum.,w«nVj|. aa ft. surgi- Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Batters have was awarded to I'rnnk F. "Bud" JHenry LoChnnco Is phlnllng and Iftrl!rn«!;.-W|>me-flJ(jej- (.pending. ,,UM, ihown on • the same piece of mail you like are not on thla list. If ao, repairing hjjs house nnd othor build- cal pntlont 'at" Mori'moUth Hetnoffiki' JMIBlb t they have been omitted for ono of Ula.tt.doll, and n ?5 war savings hospital. winter in New York city '.", """."- iSi»WifiP*llfa»W«t«'!!iliaf".A?ft' « '' 4he»etW0*4tt«0ait;i;;ElUiiBc.lhwor4he»etW0'*4tt«0it;i;;ElUiBclhworo stamp wits prononted to Cciplnln II, ing*. appears. Avoid any iWownoe' "Ih Anthony Mnllconla and finally of Mi'B, Lona Bradley visited, friends • difficult to grow, or lack- nutritive Vi n, H. Stout. Noxt week's at- »rr«ap* asso- value, In plaoe of cnlibntto, cauli- Matawan, and Miss draco Quorrloiro at Nownrk thla wooll. i • Too Small « tjorlt ' ilate the APO number with the too- 'onrianco awards -will he furnlthod Tho members of the Frla;ldly flower and eclory, their richly by Rev. William I. Be.od, tho olUb of Now Brunswick, mient Btindiiy on ' A cork that la too emttll tor tha [mphlcal location of' the unit. the Dearborn farm. Daughters and Radio cluhi ,anW "I nutritious counterparts, collarda chaplain, and by Abram Krfdel. bottle la up bettor than no,cork.at Official Mall- ahd broccoli aro Hated. .'".;,.• . Joseph Allocco has returned from tiilnsd Mrs. Clara Rhelh at' tho all.' Prlntlne should corres'ndnd with The npeaker next Tuesday nlgh,t homo of Mia, Annh Hlmrkoy, Mon- Mull for the commander of an ' By deciding how mnny tlmo.i you a, visit In Now York. Us owner. If H m!»n>i>ro»enl» him It oversea base, such aa Panama Canal will b« Llout.-Col, Oiroar C, Mqyor of. day nlffhl In colobtallon of Mm, had bolter no.Into the discard 'ban will icrvc ouch vegetable In four The American Jarity Cattle Club «l 324 W«rt 23rd St. In New York the signal corps, Fort Monmouthi | • Tho American Chemical society lthnln's. 35th woddlng nnnlvorjmry, Into nubllo plnoen The RoicUter's lob department, U. H. Army Foreev In months, and multiplying this num. City h«« |nltl»t«d • pith wKertby «,urfarm«ra may snt Tor tho busi- Jeeland, or V. B. Army Foroea In ber by the length Of row required r«olat*red Jersey Bull frae. .Any f«rm*r can apply by sending tftom «t M ftl Jr, M«; U lli» th» 79t.li Congress. of eo.su, aa aba fiould ness ahd Drofeatfonat eorvlc* It's In- AuttriUia, will' continue to tie ad for each dlati, you will know just a poit card InrniatffaWly. The club wanta to mak« Its wur.tlm* contrl* tended for/-vUlv«rUMiBMBt< • drwaed to the Comrnandlng Clantral,' tow much to plant, * "A(itlwut»tlMW)ittloii:«

LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ths ym bolns/to' b» lulled into pourt on ch»rge|.of:t»tHnE.to obtain urn'to WllNT dlr«V f'om f«}to« sat sate It Ll KINDS qf avsrgnenai Norway ma- SEPTIC TAtfks and cwspools cleaned, .TTENDANT—-Smell animal hoipiui. Ap- OFFICE ROOMS—Three front, adjo COUNTRY tome, sen erf ground, ft dog iittnif«, >ir# lifided |5 'b> R«- pit tent on all ma»rlt!f, taint, far- ples, Nerwar spnee, blue spruce, aia.•.'.aUo- dry wellardraihi Installed. BeU- ply Keptune Animal Hospital, Itouu 8S, second fldor Register building} Im shade tresst excellent. loesuoni -..— ntih.M, will U»tur» »Bd wall pipir. At-. iai; all ilial. Rauonable, H, O. matas> uivin..' Oioar Beeker, 17 Second iptune. ' ' ata occupancy,. SitbSuitabll e ffor professionel room dwelling l automatic bsat. Ownes <-«a4r John' y.", «towtl| yesterd chlicbUng, B, F. D, It, Mlddletown, street, /il( Haven, phons Jtad Bank MM. •lAN's krq#il lallit Paftf Co, 11» -WKi» Ifiwt strMt ATTJRB houMk-Mnrj drivt c»r, high purposea. All conveniences, bset location, would consider offer of I8,0«0, Thompsort : wominj. -l^ay ^^re\W:^|^lam^~-" «o»^ad rMflwValriat'eUld; l' mjDi 3BWINO maehlnes repaired and adjusted t BSTEWX Deceratlng Service! paper hang. ichool #duciUon; ion all pltuunt homt, flce. .Agents protected. .WNINO9,' ««-lnch Miami awnlnss. lie: _ any make. All irork guaranteed, f.hone 1 .Ins/E plain arid-decorative paintingi best i»r Rfd BaVtilc ihopplntc center, father ••••*—'--'-\- wbn» itwt, - ask' bamboo porch eeraene In. all sliet. We I08.J. . • . - materials end, workmambln at moderate id nln»-yiar-old diuthUr: father travail. ATLANTIC HIOHtANDS—Beautiful, mod. ii lot approxL We Vi In;.Mlfunr open. Phon« Red Bank convenlent to Red "' '.onlSrvtw. lan make any klnd-pf'.aklndpfann awninawningg. Wraa >rlee>. Pbona in. 20 Ifeunt street. Red 80 or wriU Mitur,, box 511, IUd Bank.* ern email house on private beach, wltli stlmatts.. fie* our line now. National » 1BBHB MoaUE WIT. Glo.Ooat Its pint: larik.:-11.-1 ••• -'•• . •••.-•• ;.- .: every conceivable improTanMDt) resson- schools,' Bale prloe. I., Bol 6enltV ^10, Prown's. Pliona Uti.* wsx,eppller lte, paste wax* Sic Ib. t gal- abls rental, for Immediate ooeupaney. Al- terms, Mslnauy-J"riends Eav . . com* up lut Ve» t»n Vi «aaw. rr*Johnion's wax 19.11! Aerowax 4(e It. I 'ANTED, woman to share In the houae- so beautiful large, modern - year-round Loan Association, Jl Monmouti street. lbl rt HT-W.« !RAOTORS; and lnultment, Jew, tmori oil, lOe, Natlcnal 6 Ji lo.-Prown's. JOB, PRINTING—When you need bnj. keeplng duties of a modem farm home; home,, every Improvement. Both houses Ulaphone Bed Bank lit. rebuilt, flonover Bros., WIBVS 'hone ail».e • . ineea -carde, t letterheads, snvslopes, * 'amity oi three. Comfortable and parma- near railroad, schools, ohurchec, down* Ptone Holmdsl 1131. ; . lent home with faiJr pay to right party. town center. Seasonable rental to proper SIX BOOMS and bath, good location -efc IHRKBAMTHWfVM plante, 1M.0 each, 100 billheads, booklets, posters; programs, outaldrta of Red Bank i fireplace,,ae, doutdouttn truta., ,Their oases-,bad be#n'turned urn»J Bed' VriU ior Interview• 'to M7., H, box (11, pertr. Phone owner, -Mr, Kstissr, Atisa* OVSP to ths police for inveetltjetlon tents •jr^rjaj 3ABH for-your Jld typewriters, adding ma- for ll.JJl 18-S* Inob stems! Autumn aanoimcements or anything In the line id Bank. HoHlghlands 811. etaraael plot JOxHS; 14,000. TermT s ararxx chins, eheek-writit ot other olflee eo.oli- ng, maroon, yellow, orange, double ranged, Thompson Aginc/, II Baal and their atorlis >vere found to be tit ot other olflee eo. of printing try The Register, Work of snt| will -call. Joseph.. It.-SerpleoItSpleo , 107 ,owsr, l!-3i-lnch stems; Glowing Gold, 'ANTED, single or married man on mod SUMMER RBNTAL—River front colonial I ftont atraet, phona 700.* •tniti • - ••" : •: .ii'.n''.'.1: :;-•".:;•• p.t onrnoath^atra*!, plipliono a Sad'BanSa k 4>f ollexett* type, full centered, ' Rue; Banca ..the.better kind done when-r em dairy farm to waist herdsman in eight rooma, two bathe, lavatory; ex- tanue, rear airport. ^ .• •onmouth county, K. J. Good pay, per. COLONIAL house, good condition tor sales : Oi)» tyonjan yesterday oornlnB JUST arrived i Itrse sblDtnent of oomll- and at reuonabla prl«ts. cellent location I sweeping river view. Ref- newly decorated Inside and out; elsotrlf*- rOOT white dillsatauen. show cue for anent. Write Aaalst, box HI, Had Bank. erences required; ISCO. Thompson Agtn- aalil «h». had •. dog Uoense. but po • nitlen-TitnH, «o«l itotrn. (it nntti, cy. 81 Bast Front street, phene 7C0.» aTOS and -water; fireplaces upatain aadi <«Pg,'" Use) "animal-, having die* .after I itov«« »tlow«t prlinii. . Saraua"— l Bwarta'-, sals! also lan.shape Toledo eomputlng HOOVER cleaners repaired, brushes mro MAN wanted to kelp around dawn, located at comer of Broad sod, 4 Wast .^ront, striat. S»d Bank, shone eels. Jllllar Krueier place. But Keans- bTlltled, Allen Weclrk ahop, 1« ff istorer xutl time, work. Apply Samuel BUNGALOW, five large rooms, near Tort Ite atreeti, Batontovm. Charles H, Bid* the tag had b«iA obtained; Another FdRSALE inrs. Phone Kaansburs Me. ' etriet,.phone UI. Red Bank. . . Iwarti, 14 Wast Front street. Red Bank.* Monmouth; tiled bath with shower I In- HI Tlnton avenue. Batontown.* woman said aha had sentUerinleoe 'ATHRpr/MPalnawand rebuilt, for sals. HAFLE bedroom eat for eale till. 102 GENERAL ' houseworker wanted. Mrs aide of house In perfect orders making ex* BUM8ON—One of tha finest alght-rooni to the .bctough hall to .obtain %,ipg Pump wp^Irt of all J(lnd«f Blomblng and Mspel avenue, or phona Red Bank (EPAUUNO-rnra r.pslred sod reetyled Caen, II Wallace street. Bed Bank. erlor improvements.. Avajlabla Jtine lStb. thrse-bath colonial homes recently built uoehap an,d't|ii^ it^ejvhad retiirned naUng. • V, O, Hulit,llHdlatown, phone atmodeiate jgrlees. Sloraga free, Vo. Call Mrs, gmlth. Red Bank a4»T-J. available nowi Insulation) center, hslu illddlstown «6. • , ••, ^^ vl's, t« jroed street, BioVwitik, fhone 10*6 over 17 wanted to work In Ice Ooubla attached trataga) beautifuatifull cardeMgardai ! not only witli the nooeisary tag but ; UBUO sUI*-Jrfoueahold goods, obal- cream ,etoret. experience not necessary. MIDPUBTOWM, country realdesce on .„ bankrupt Mock'of''Btvr,'fu'ml" tils and personal effect! of JUIIlan At. 'fwrm; now being compiefaly remodeled 111,000. Ear VanHorn, Fai"••r Ilav"^ i - with a. iummons uVilh-i HowaV»r, M .GIO weWcr 28e,' 11-footh EicaJ.ior oo* 'pay* ohanoe for advancement. plione »lt.e • it was explalnsd te her lhat'no suin- aid,iell ,lt'W ywl at lower prices Iron takes, Idol Amarlcan-raada bamboo aur (Ulllan Plott) deceased, will be sold for; .completely ompklns, Broad and Monmouth atreets. and can be had with from one to SI seres, than siyr other stowi, Swarts's Hlghwar •akaf,s »9eiT'garden' hoe^Iiplete) flcj public auction on Saturday, May 3, with barns, chicken houses, et«, Saey monaes an Issued .at borough hill, " equipped; a real opportunity) reasonable commuting, near -sobools, -railroadi church* ATTSACTrVJB sJx-room resident*, goifi ore, Hlghwsy 18, Mfodletown, sjroes 3ooey and urslntin- , machinery,maehiaarr, , eultivatoeultirator slid '.'dlfdriff doha> ••venlngs.' warls'l Hlrtway Btorsi •Hiejhway »}, Mid. awn mowers, , "Conovar Bros., Wiekatunk. 3HALI, gae etove tor sale, regular or bot- Bank 1888-J.* •.-• • •/• •.. -, day evenings and all-der Saturday, Ap* SSVEN.ROOM house; all Improvemente, BTVE-BOOM bungalow, two block's fromi, tled gaa. O. Hughes, Creejc road, Port One man charged with having, an lstown. across Bed Sank bridge, Phone : ! PLOWINO by tbe acre, hour or sontraot. y -Sam; Cardher'a, Broad" itmt Barber located on Shrewsbury, river, Oonover sohool, near bus line: Holland heat, flrcsi ed Bank Ull, • iiaOONTINVED Imperial washable .wal Onmouth. M. J.* - - •' ' Phone Ked Bsnk J16.W. . Joseph Bo. lop. 10 Bread atreat. Had Bank.* :ane, wlthlit three minutaa' drive .to depot* pleecw sraragal pric« f4,000, $1,000 eainvf. , unlicensed dog proved to the ee,tl»- Phone Red Bank mil" . (aotlon «(tha court that the animal USED iurnlturi for Itle. Anderson Brbi paper for every room In your some; TAILOR'S fixtures, wall cue, table ma- gart. Manning atreat. River Plata.* ILL ABOUND beauty operator wanted; low taxes. W. A. }|opp|niloppinrg Agency,-Ag . 8 Llrt« refuse to 119, on Bale for |1,«B per room chinechn, , No, 81 It andd awningi , slightlslightly SEVERAL flalda of excellent pasture,, varl good, salary. Phone Red Bank 1511, FURNISHED water-front bungalows and den place, phone Red Baink 307.* in question belonged to someone ' Inc.. ito MonrooutJ itmt, lUd Bulk. sed Quick sals. Call Red Bank If H-W. ot. .Quantities and pittama are limited. sed. Q oua slaas, for rent. Will consider o(f« ohn'e Beauty Salon. apartmsnto for rent; |I5 monthly. BSVEM.ItOOM house, four bedrooms, batraj •lie and that a llcenab had been ob- IHAJDEMORB SHABDB »o| ann, to dark- iCIarln'a Paint Store, 2« Monmoulh stmt. nqulra at. 14t Monmouth street* Phone Highlands 1169. to crop for hay, Brookdala) Farm, Un- SCHOOL GIRL wanted to stay one or two Holland furnace, two-car garage; loi tained for him, ": en'rooms for momlns iletfpj ecru, in «.> RIBMTAL rage, boekcaae, mahogany, Bm, croft. N. J.. Phone Bhlp, Writ* F. A. Ketsel, 511 South- 17 th I BUY and sell second-hand clothes: must WAITRESS and dish washer wanted. Ap- all conveniences. Monthly rentals. Ap- ground, well shrubbed and larga shades tbe new atato law all dogs must ba ; ply at Red Bank Candy Kitchen, (> trees, eight rooma, two baths, hot watsn Red Bank »m . • • toOSA oloseter tfat yours now, 21vw large .treat,' Newark, ft. J.* . ' bs in good condition. L. Karbsr, 20) Sroad street, Bed Bank. ply F. W. Marthens, Willow and Locust licensed and failure, to do so may Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. Phone streets. Highlands, phone Highlands 1188. heat; prlps IS.OOO. W. A, Hopping* Agon* FOB INSURANOE on your oar, house or Shelfmaster closet, »6.»«l Odora chute er. 8 Linden place, phone Red Bank 897.** result In a One of not less than |S huards of any kind,.phone ot1 call Ray tel tar paper 10c packet*. Hang UD 468-W. . RANTED, night watchman, permanent SHREWSBURY: Etght-room ho»#a. south and not more than. ISO. The dog li- t. Stlllman, State JUjhwir, Eatontown 7. ara tins 10c. We deliver. National S a FARM PRODUCE position: U. 3. dtlaensblp and unquse- aide Sycamore avenue, next to Lewes SBVEH-KOOM house, four bedrooms, bsttu Tw«nty-nv< yiara >t.th« taina location. " Pjown's. Phone 188C* OLD FLOORS and stairs made like new; onable . charaeter necessary. Red. Bank cense fee at Red Bank is 11.2B. floor sanding and hand rerlnlshlng,! 2Ue Irpart, phone Red Bank 178D. Coal Yard; will decorate. Rant reasonable. Holland furnace. twx>-sar garage: ldl« BABY chicks at sttrattivo prices; blood 'ARMKRS and truok growers will find a Write OUlion Co., box" 171. South, Orange, approximately 00x180 feet. Convenient toj USBD furnlturs'for e,sls, Andsreon Bros.. ready market for their produce by ad-a square foot and up) experienced work- echools and station, Sale price tl.000.00, " 10., too Mqnmoulh street. Red Bank. tested heavy iajlnirs White Leghorns manship. Myron E. Morion, 19 Maple IIRL wanted to 1atp In atore; s1a}ep In. ,nd New Hsmpalre Reds s custom hatahlng. erUeina; in The Register's slasslfled ooU avenue, Red Bank, phone 8194-T. Cell 380 Meoha la atreet or telephone DOCTOR'S HOW—Colonial home, view of Convenient terma. Ifalnstay-Frianda 8a/*i Willgsrodt Bros.~ , Unoroft• - , N, - pj,0M imna, . ' 109. Ings and Loan Asaoeiatlon, 81 MonmoutH Hazlet i..:»s river, living room and dining room com-. street, phone Bed Bank, 198. YOUR old (urr.lture made batUr than new, R.d Bank HUM; PAINTER,, paper hanger and decorator, IISH WAflKERS wanted; opportunity for blnad; den, open and doaed porch* four apraytd or nibbed flnllhw; all branch- AUTOMOBILES estimates furnished; 25 years' experi- advancement. Apply Hr. Gogel, Pest bfldrooma and twb baths, oil burner: 188 SHALL farm, four acres, two houses; waffc (The Bel Bank Register can be bought s In cablnft maklnflr; «tt!matea and Pj ence. All work guaranteed. Average xchange Restaurant *, Area A, Fort per. month. W. A. Hopping Aftncy,- I ter and electricity; located on bigawan in Haslet from Mrs. Edna M. W. Foseux ln( oheerfullr done, < Ctll m. K«d B BICXOLBS are scarce—have your old room labor for papering IS.50 and up. [onmouth. : Linden place, phone - - - - Charles H. Riddle, 128 Tlnton avenue^ and Frank Rattle's store) 167,. .-.••• bicycle'rebuilt In the best equipped HWAKTZ, Chrysler, Joseph Hoffman, 32 Drummond place, Red Eatontown. N. J.* • . f InteriiattQne•'' maltruel tfucV"ssJss_anT --'- d Bank, phone 1107. jRlDDLX MAN, alio eountar man wanted. RENTALS—River front, seven rooms, 1161 0IB0ULA.T1NG oil hsatar for sele: good shop In the state. Mahn's Bros, alx rooms, half acre, hot water heat, MM. Emma T, Rudigor and Mrs. condition.. Prloe- 120. tlahna Bros,, Phone Red * Bank Apply'Mr. Gogel, Poit Exchange Bee- HOUSB,, nine rooms, hot water heat; eqk Herbert Sturt of Matawan, attend- Bout* No. SJ, Eatontowp, if. f. taurant i. Area A, Tort Monmoutii. 185: larga deluxe Ensjllik bungalow, $70. cloeed porch, bedroota and lavatory off Route 35. Batontqwc. N. J. ' WANTED Others. Ray VanHom Agency, River road, first floor, nsar school, but, station; threw ed the annual state convention, and RECORDS—Vlntor. Columbia, Dacca, Blue- OHRYSLBEt 1999 phaeton for sale, four WE NEED flrat class domestic help for Fair Haven, phone 888.* -^ car garage, large' lot; $11,500. Frank EL the United Women's- Republican i OHIOK TIME—Ohlclts, daj-cld or started. good tires and two sparse. Phone HIS positions In the lest houssholds. Apply Lawes, Kewmsn Springs road. Red Bsnlq bird; nl|e theyart htr* at Tustlng's, It Mon. ILL SIZES of slightly uaeit tine end •rlvata).party.• Cell Long Branch 8715J 278 'Academy street,'Hlghtstown, N. J, titunityt , rentatll secondaryd . PPhonh e owner, four apartmants, each with, threa roorrui er. '• .' ••<• •: .' ; ..• nouth itrait, B»d Bank., • tubea * for aal«. Brookeld* Inn, near it* car at til Broadway, Long Branch, n Fair Haven; wh!t«, Amariean citizen; Mr. Hamar. Atlantic Highlands 911, and bath: oil bnrner; five garages.. Applx tone ohuroh, Atlantic Highlands, K, /. WANTED, Amirlcan antique furnltare $8.00 per day of 9 hours. Fine job for 7T Broad street Red Bank, phone 104. Corp. Edwin H. Wojilng' irSYwt CHICKEN starling- bstUrjr tor saJai 1,000 old silver, china and glass; family por» middle aged man. No heavy work. Ad' ROUSES and atorea for rent, R. V. R, H. 'BED OAR values—Wa hale aaveral un. dress Yard Man, box til, Red Bank.* Stout. S Linden place.. Bad Bank. ' EXTRAORDINARY opportunity available! Hamilton, N, Y., spent.the week-end ohlok ' capacity: Una broiler battanaa, DLUESTONLUESTONB for walkalka aand drlvee; real paid rtptsanaad «ara from motor •raits. L. Richmond, 41 East Main street, 720-broller eapaoityf In parfast condition bbluel . JuratJ s A , RRya nft S h Freehold, N. J, phone 178. QARAOE building for rant, Locust atreet, to purchase substantial modern :lome la with. Mrs, Walling in: Cliffwooil and Sons, phone finaaea company and loan eompany whloh MAN WANTED, experlanoed In tractor one of Red Bank's moat desirable reelderw*, aa new, Phom Atlantlo Hlghlanda 1BE, Sea Bright it. enables se to offer great valuta In a num- and farm work; no milking. Alexander Fair Haveni 75x45 feet, brick with steel Visited his aunt. Mm. Ejmma T,-: Rud* WANTED t epot cash for new or used e'eo. reinforcing; suitable foe. factory site or tlal locations. Contains alght rooms, Ujw BNETTAN hllnda—.Get youre now it 1.98 ber of late modal used oars, all make; lar, NuUwamp road, Mlddletown, N, J. eluding four nic* bedrooms, two Uiaei SOBJCEOf WIRE, bronaa and gajTanlsed and models, book over our stock of trio motors. Doiiglaa Eleotrle OcH'H house. Inquire, 'at 841 Blver road, wire, Qttvrouro nowi window aoraans for-s*eneulne woodbllnde'f lovely colon. East Front street. Red Bank. POSITION open for all around experienced Bank, phone 18«l-W. The Jannarone baths, two-ear jararago; daep lot, Wlthl^i Free »iUrottes. Cone In and eee sample*. lulcka, Chevrolet* Chryalacs, .Dodges, abort walking, dlatance town, ''etatieraj the Victory elub Met at'tho Hai- In all sliMI itntn hangapa So P«lr. Soraan 'Irmouths, Pontlaoi, etc. Save with DOT- halrdreasor.- Fashion Beauty Shop, BS traction Co.* ' ' let pubilo sebool Thursday afternoon iprlitga and hlnns. NaUonal f A 10, We make any ilse- and color blinds. ^ Niu* BICYCLES wanteded, , any alse, any make! Jonmouth street. Red Bank, phone 3955. E ' oob, ehurohes.. /net offered fey a Itv; > # tlonal B ft 10. Prown'a. Phona lem.» ng your used ear at William J, Levins s, 8 8ss BUNGALOW, fumlebed, three rooms and •wJetlng Inetltutlon at 18,5(10, Cash rajs With lire. Madeline Boamen In wn's. -Phona a680. ^ ; ^±l Tfl.llroadweyi long Branch,* . alsl o framesf . MannM s Bros,,..routBt e . i bath,—-244- Hamilton, avanua,' Lang phone 30. , . IA.LE3LADIB8 andr lUjok glrU winttd for qufrecT'tl JOOrbalarfee S0-year i^Amorte charge ot'tha nutrition class and ALT- KINDS ol usad itoTH for sale cheap. TOP SOlIi for sale, Also asparagus 140 LASAMJE club coupe, built-in radio, . dreTsnr c«u"and "a"cVe1rs'eriee.''Appiy Pranch; N. J,; Inquire ntat bungalow/ gave *Vt%. Monthly payment, |4s. In* Sunutl Swartii .opposite Broad, street. knives. B. A. Hlckay, Everett, N. J., acay'a, Women's Shop, 20 Broad, atreet, AVAILABLE now, modern home, . large eludes Interest and amortisation' of brine MM. HarrlijlHyllnJn.chart'e 6t the 1 heaUr and catroaUr; practically new Red Bant, phone H87.* abona Red Bank 768-J-l. white wall tires t excellent condition I srl. AUTOMOBILES wanted — We will Bad Bank. living room, den, dining room, kitchen, clpal. Josash G. MeCue, Realtor, JRuma sewing «Ia». Mr«, Hylln assisted pay cash for uied cars of any make three family bedrooms, bath wltn ehower,. ANTIQUES, ruga, fiirnltnra, lUvsrwaxe, SOD—ACRES of sod fcr sale. Uldille- vate ownareblo. Phona Red Bank l«»6. INTELLIGENT woman wanted far rolllln- maid's room and bath; automatic hot -wa- several of the ladles in cutting and J«w«lry, tuh rettlsurt, aaiflnE maenlnei, - town Stock farm, Thomaa 8. Held, Red _or_ modal. Mount-English Company, 'ery ahopt axp«rlancad preferred, £2 BTJMSOK—Residential esUt't neighbor* lank 8B1;" "• * ~"~"' ------::---- ,617 BODaRdaluie,a»callant condition; ter heat; two-car- -garage wlth-ovcrhead tlr«ilr«,, itovni , luna, books, ploturai, - coins, color grain I three new, tires, others 90 Monmouth atraet, phone Ked: Bank donmouth" atreet. Bonnet Shop. Bad Bank.* doora; about one acre of lovely grounds; ' hood, "conveniently"'located with"' abort'™*," staiapVlurgastaiapJ'L tureensHee, , deskaasaaes boughbouoOUghg tt anani'sold 'Boldd, tcod: over 20 miles to the gallon of gaa. fine neighborhood; half a block to'bus ona acre beautifully landicaped and plant- birthday of William Bhapospeare, "^tchanie. 8. aaa sklft for sale; new motor 1M COOK, wanted, white; references: ISO. ed grounds: largft livlns room, dlnlngt Tows.,niir|tuie Exchange. Bt Monmoulh Cell Rid Bank ifol. naulre S44 Hirer road, Fair Haven, or Ehona Deal 4717. between -B and 8 p. m. service; |8K per month. Joseph O. MoCue dUoueiion on the poet wiiijheW by **^ *Red Bank, phone 888. ,!9 Wallace street, Eed, Bank (after 4 Agency. Rumson 444.* room, dan, breakfast nook, Utehan, thrats ! nice bedroomi. tiled bath vflth shower ani the group'. Mrs. Albert Jjjeat^ told VBOBTABtB and doetr plants for sals, GOOD -top soil, delivered anywheres will I. ra.) • TWO or three-car portable) frame garage COUNTRY resldenoe on large farm estate Joseph Mori, Win- also- load your truck or In-the field. Foi -. wanted. Write Portable Garage, box SALESLADY WANTED: Women's matd'a room and bath. Automatic hot of many intareitlng accounts of his StO HUDSON. coupe for sale; radio, oil. Red Bank. at Holmdel: situated on elaratlon baek water heat- two-ear gux> with overhead Ut"e''B WatTe Ns Ja ' Infornatlon -call Shrewsbury avenue, op wearing apparel; good ealary, from road; on first floor, larga living ..ll'e,;.:Ura.';aeameh apbUeVon-Uie Alt- poslta Airport. Delivery ordara, call Long heater; good tires and condition. Terms steady work; rapid advancement. Ap- doors. Complete!/ weather-etripped ana ferfint vltainlria and gava a.number DABY ,CHICKS and started, from tested )ranch UU. • arranged. Call Hlddletown J90.J.* WANTED, a girl's used bicycle, reasonable room with fireplace, library, dinlntr room, Insulated. Pries 111,000. Joaepbi G. Mc« ! ' iisavy layaVi, Barred nooks, Bhods Is- price. . Must have good rubber, goo ply Simon's, Nice Things, 68 - Broad kitchen: second floor, four Tamils' bed- One. Realtor, Runuon 44<,* . oj! rocipes to the group. Current land Radi, Whlta Sockas rabbits, baby to U9BD OARS bought, sold and exchanged, condition. Call Ilolmdel 6161, extanaloi street, Red Bank.* rooms, two tile baths, two maids' rooms ( BOD for sate; paeture for call]* aftar 1 „ Pontlae sales and aarvlct: urini. O, M. and bath, All newlr and taatefollr <•«• ABSENTEE owner dealrei «*I1 lmmedlktelX topic* were discussed; breeding a»l| meat rabbits; feeds reason- 1st. H. T. Gullck ft Son, Wddletown' B2 from 0 «. m. to 4 p. m.* ; -jClover'leaK r troop, Hmdet Qirl able, {fuller, Boute 85, twt> miles north A, C. Rauas Brothers, 11-21 Mechanic 6rat«d, Adjoins other fine farm estates. hou*ie on which , b« litta > •L>*nb raaujj »f Hed Bank bridge, N. J., phone eSC-M, street, phona 8088, . • . SMALL business wantad. What h<_ YOUNG MAM wanted to drive delivery Rental I1S0. Joseph G. HoCae Agency, thouaanda of dollafi. CcntraJly locatedaj Stouts, realized J.l.7,13 at/the, cake yon? Full particulars flrat latter. Will car; must be well acquainted in RedR * wtth.nus service; wlUifn»ir.w)4k|nK dla* PLVOKSSClBNT light*; priced right: over XANOS—A, B. Dlrhan, piano msker, deal. FORD 1B30 station wagon for sals, re- pay cash. Write Smalt Business, box 6*11, tance ox town. - Commodious nouit. tight sale Saturday afternoon at Xcater er, tuning, repairing, renovatlnc Shop built motor, exceptional ebape and tire;, Red Bank.* ___^ Sank. Bnvoort Market, ID Broad street. FARARM estat«st»tae sasectiono , teann xalnutominutesi ' *Utlonstation. room*, two baths (three bedroomi sccoodj TlOO Inatallsttons to dates time payments Red Bank.* - Thi*eThie« *er«i ooff uid: An* * ntlcHtornrxw!ntlcHtrxw!. W. Bahrenburg-'a butoher uhojj. Mary f.-deslred. We have a complete line .for and showroom. Drumraond place, Bed Bank heater; mutt be seen to be appreciated. floor and two on third) I vreatliet itrlppsdl Lou Farry-was cKalroian and was BI8. . Will ba plaesed to demonstrate. Wllklns WANTED, garden cultivator, Planet Jr. ELDERLY woman wanted, wbita, prefer-. Moderod nn ccottsoreottsore, AAvA e roomt, b«.thbth , hohtt ««ii * throuffhout. Hot water heat Ebctra large both business and residential Use, We wil Hotora, Upper Broad etnet, ,Red Bank. preferred; good shape; reaaonabla price. •r .h«a\tht , coall; ttw tT*! twt o laglarge Harare. 17,500, Jot*ph .G. HoOua Atrncn •Mistad by Carol Carhart, Winifred ,'e* glad,t» quote you cries* and terms and MOLD,traps jl,!S, ant traps lee, Fly Dad Open Sunday mornings. C. C. Ranck, Corllcs avenue, Neptune, Rumion 444.* . Zuek«r,'Norma Bahreuburj,, Mary- mt In a (rial installation at no cost to 20o pint, Black Flag powder 10c, Dog phone Aibury Park (4t2. • . t ybu. Showroom. 109 - Uonmouth street, Ikoot SSe (koeps dogs away from shrub, III DOPGB sedan, In good dean condi- ann- Smale, Neva Lajeune.,-Anne tion, exceptionally good rubber; I12S. 11,000 FIRST mortgage wanted en six- FINE VIBW ot river, secluded acre plot: 6II-ROOM houM, all bnpmnorU 1 UI| ths Specialty Salaa Co., 2! 'White street, lery) s rat and mouse bombs, l£c. K YOUNG sir), trhitt, ir&nUd; cm (or child Early American home: levm rooroi. . fcath, ilreplaet, hardwood 'flood, hot Caihart, Helen- Zurok, Barbara Bed Bank, phone »T48-J. • :lonal t b 10. Prown'a. Pliona 2«B0.* Squire Commercial Press,' It Hechanlo room house; good location. Addrefs Friday .mnlng to Sunday •veninf; itreet. Red Bank.* • • •• First Mortgage, box 511. Red Bajik.* _j.th, la.rs« Itvioir room; |S5. Jowph Q, water h*at. thermoitatleallir coatrollam Woodhouse, Jeanne Travere,.' JBetty QET-your,.planta.for your Victory garden EIGIIT-WEBK8.OLD cockerels, 2Se each >Ie«p in. Fhont Kumaon 4P8-J, McCue Agency. Rurawn AH.* larffa lot, nicely landscaped | located tit Franklin', ;Dirothy Ege, Beverly HI- at Honer B*m . Darilla. Ulioar Broad tit MASTSR deluxe Chevrolet sedan) R*d Bank] 15,800, Phona B«d Btusli alto ducklings. Phone WLM Long' unusual bur; low mlleatei Urea .practi- WANTED to buy old bicycle frames and ON SHREWSBURY river; sore-plot, pleas- 78S-M. Ury, Anna Mae Torpskra, Rosemary strast. .Vegetable slants; flowering plant Iranoh. cally newt radio, heater, high grade slip eecond-hand bicycles. Grtovar Parker, ' ant surroundings, and lovely view. Sub- «eoda. Aigrwo and norsa manure. covers. For quick sale, IB9S. Mar bs8-10 Mechanic atriet, Red Bank, phone ROOMS FOR RENT stantial home, eight rooms, two baths, ACRE PLOT, near river; attractive , Pojpjraska, find,Carolyn P««eui. LET US Inatail an oil burner In your cook lavatory. Available Hay 1; 1110. Joseph USED *stoval, combination .sink and/ tub, etove. See demonstration In ' store.- seen at Conk's Service Station, Broad 1313. . room house, hat water hemt, sink andi dralnpoard, link, basin, ihov treet. 8hrsw»ti>iry: K. J.* . LARGE comfortable front bedroom, neir 3. McCue Agency. Rumson 444.* double ffaraa«: low taxea: I6.5&0. Raj* Samuel Swarts, 18 Wilt Front street Red COHE7T wanted, must be not over two The Senior 4-H Busy Bees cooked ah, andlKHiiylewn tnowara. odds and ends, Bulk, phone 1187.* . bath; In private homta Suitable for new six-room house, located In VanHorn Aactney, River road, FftJr He** and. served ai1 dinner at .the Hatlet 116 Shrewsbury.' avanna. Bar B»nlt. •18 PLYMOUTH sedan for sale; one years old. State price and full detail couple; near but line. Business one* yen, phont 283.* _ ownert excellent rubber, plus three Write Comet, box HI, Red Bank.* preferred. Phone Red Bank 1274, or call Little Silver: tile bath, extra lavatory. school Friday avsnlngfor the mem- TOMATOES and popper plaoti, geranlumi 9EA SKIFF, 3] fiat long, I feat, I Inch spire tires, 1378. George's Merit SUtlon, 2.8 Mechanio street, B%d Bank. attached garage; hot water heat with oil ITVE-ROOH colonial house, located in the beam; Chrysler motor, Inquire Jos«ph <1 Msln etreat. Eatontown. M. J.' PORTABLE dish washing machine wanted, burner: fireplace; rent 175. Rolston Wa- business section of Fair Haven; two-catf bers of the Barltan township board and llowirs) avartreens; .wholesale and luplanekl, Brerent and Highlands avenues, ; retell. Meadow Brook'Farm-Greenhouse, suitable for small family, Write Ma- THE MAPLES. 68 Maple avenue, one of tarbury, 22 West Front atreet. phone garage: 12.700. Rolston Waterbury, 12 of education.- : ' '.:'•'•..•'• '••'.<. >onardo. N. J, tiil FORD convertible coupe for sale, chlne. box ell. Bed Bank. Red Bank's most convenient locations; West Front atrtet, phone 3500.* Van Konraoulh read, Mew. Uonmouth, 1100 cc«h« , . Call after • p. m. Ksani- . Previous to entering the service, THE HAZLET LUMBER YARD oHars : WANTED, good homes for thrse-weeka-old attractive rooms; mUa naaonablt. Pbon* GOOD alx-room house, hot water heat SPLEKDID ieven>roora houte located n inrg 8««. Main strwt. Balford.' Red Bank 1084, Mn. H. F. Powatra. Sidney Klolnburg, justice of the PAIR of Chicago rink roller ekatm for Home Owners a large variety ot Lum. kittens: male and female. Phona Bed with oil burner: two-ear garages fire- high school) largej porch; two-ear sm bater aann 1d BuildinBuildingg MatedalMaterialas at raaionabreasonablle .188 DODOS tniok for salei large flat Bank «05-W. - place, aun porch: located in Little Silver I rsrerasre;; fireplace:pae: f.00Df6.00D,, IflOO downdown,, balance Piaoa, Vnu given a. dinner, by the 'itloi whlteihoea. slaa (>Al'H,00. rhotia RUMSON IKK hotel. Waehlngton itreet >rlces. Wa ahall be glad to dticusa you] body, motor In food condition; extra and North Shrewsbury river, Rum son, J6t. Available June 1st. Rolston Water- liklik e rentt. 'SeS e RlRolatot n WaterfaurjWtfa , 223 . Rarltan towtishlp conimlttee and po- Red Bapk»»7>W.' ' -.-•• tulidlng or alteration problems and figure good rubber.. Phone Bed Bank J7B-W TJ3ED caah reglater needed at once; will w optn. Accommodation! for 160 bury. 22 West Front street, phone 1801.* W—t front street, phone 3500.* lice at the Old Dutch Tavern loa AiJ OPPORTuWnf to bur some very nice the lowest cost of your renuiremente. No after 6 p, m, pay cash. Write Cash. Register, box eitei. Nice, homelike pi act. Excellent silk dresiei, wool suite, winter coat with obligation on jour part, of course. Friend. 511, Rtd Bank. RFViER FRONT homa, four bedrooms, two TWWOO houses, near eetattant ttantt tlx roo'mrooms eaetj week with about 15 attending. THIS WEEK'S ipedal: ItSI Chevrolet roonn, ll.SO per pttion up. baths, meld'i room and baU>; two-ear Rteentlr renovaUd* fur collar, sport Jacket, all site II; res r service and free deliveries; any whara, SECOND-HAND velocipede or trlcydi one; 13013,000 0 eachh. . Rtl Ud We are located at the HailetVallroad ita- sedan delivery; suitable for butcher, FURNISHED room to Itt, suitable iraraga: two fireplaces; steam vapor heat. RoUton WaUrbaiTt S W Front t The Senior 4-H Busy Bees were sonable. Phone Sled Bank J228-M for as grocer, ate, I a. big bargain it you can use -wanted for 4-year-old boy. Phone Rec See RoUton Wstertrary, 31 West Front polntmsnt.' •j^ lon on .the Kiyport-Holmdel road, phon Bank 2298. • one gentleman; board optlonale 21 phone SSOB-.* gueats of Harold Jaeobsen at the tayport HOB. t: 1295. William J. Lerlne. 815 Broad- Worthley atreet. Bed Bank.* atreet, phone 8500/ ' ^ BUNGALOW of five rooms, recessed radia* Singing TOieds, Had Bank, where 8MALL Aniarlcan Oriental run for sale: ay, Loner Branch.* , WANTED, about one dosen folding tabiL. SIX-ROOM hou.e lor rent, with bath, lo- tlon, oil burner: attached garage) flre< they enjoyed an evening ot roller .also one larga Wilton. Phone Sad Bank TROPICAL FISH—GolISHGoldd fish,, plantsplant , 8x3 feet; must ba in Rood condition, IMMEDIATE posiMilon. tunny, pleasant cated one block from beach In Long place. Good location: *«.sno. 11,300 cash »8a»-W.» _j • anuarluma. llutnlltiu ll . OpeO n SundaySd , Write Tables, box 611, Red Bank. double room; centrally located; excel- Branch: 8S Ablottaford avanua. For In-balance $37 per month on FHA raortgaaia, skating Monday of last week. Those /lsltora welcome. Helen Millerr,, aquarlatqurat, BUSINESS NOTICES ent meila acreis tha street; one 'and * ROW BOAT, almost new, for aale; oara Tormatlon call Had Bank JSJS^ Rolston Watarbury, 22 West Front atreatt attending were Anna Dean, Mar- highway at, just northth off KaamburKb g POT STOVE, flat top, wanted; must be lf miles frorom Fort Uonmouth. Apply phone 8500.* and anchor. Sail chiap. Bthal, last Gat«wa», phone Wlddletolm 281-J.' LAWN MOWERS sharpened end repaired in. good condition, Phona Red Bank 5-7 CCedad r avenue, West LonL g BranchBh. SHREWSBURY, six-room house for rent, jory smalley, Mary Slano, Bernlc houia on Ijacust atrsat. Htgnlanda. N. J* by machine; keys (Ittad, locks repaired, 10B2-R.' ' jy Js built home; |. JHALF brick and half stucco home) six Boyce, Tina Mlele, Antlonette Moc UPBIOHT piano for sale In good condi- BRIKO your rollarai new lovely Holland itlisora and sardsn lmplaments sharpened, - : allconvmlencea: oil heat. " ahadea put on while, you wait; side* FURNISHED kltchmette apartment want- FURNISHED rooms, ntar bus line; all May 1. with oil' burner; brook. Must bo soldi cl, Conchette Moccl and Annie D tion: reasonable. Phone- Had Bank ranks and valises repaired, Cross Loclc- ed. In vicinity of Rtd Bank. Write Improvements. 28 Locust avenue. Fair Phone Red Bank 10(1. Ralston Watarbury, 22 West Front streetj SOS. . . • '• ' lemmed with rustlns ring and crocheted imlth shop; IK Shrewsbury avenue. Red Marco, pull, all complete for We. We deliver. Bank. ' ' Kitchenette, box 511, Red Bank.* Haven. N. J.* phone »0D.» Tjie Sunday-sohool board of St.BEA BRIGHT aklff. tl feet; JO h. p. ma. Rational 6 & 10. Prown'a. Phone 3IB0. COMBINATION coal and gas range want* FURNISHED loom, twin heia, 112 Mon- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW HOME, six rooms, tile bath, lire* rlna motor. Burdgs, foot of Millei HORSE, dog and barber clippers, shsrp. ed; must be In good condition. Writ* mouth street, Red Bank, fhone 1859-M, place; attached garage: extra lavatory John's M. K. church wll hold a food itreat. Highlands, N. 3.' OUTBOARD motor for asla (Ace, Evan. ' ened. Also hand lawn mowers. B. A. on first floors 11,1100 down and Ml per nickey, Everett, phone Bed Bank 7Q.8.J.1. glvlrig full particulars and prloe to C. C. Mrs. PoaU FARMS, countrr homes, town and shore •ale at Lester: W. Bahrenburg'a rude), In excellent condition. Tatleys, Box 611. Red Bank.* ' properties, aale or rent. Consult Ray month, Rolston Waterbury. 22 Wsil U-TOOT bolt for sale r use aa row . 17 Broad street, Red Bank (In basement) TWO MEN wanted to rent muter bed- H. Stlllmsn, State Highway, Eatontown. Front street phone I8O0.* butcher shop Saturday. r sail r oara and saltai reasonable. Gall BEST prices paid for waste paper, old rubber, hatterlaa, rage, etc.- Headquar- room, with twin bedi, at 118 Branch Fhonss Eatontown 7'and S. "TwentJ.fwe THREE new modern 1'HIA homes—Open ' Special Mother's day service* are Sunday, OoIUpa. I Bar straat. Highlands, BIX.FIBGE dining roorV aulU for aala avenue, Red Bank.* 'ears at the same location. being planned at St. John's M, E.K J« , large ice box, rorcslaln top kitchen ta. ters, HI Shrewsbury avenue, phone Red SITUATIONS WANTED for InaCeotlon every day in the wsek, >la. chlld'a chlKonler. Apply White Houii Bsnlc 102-M. L__ LARGE front room • with board for rent* including Sundaya; located on Linden* church with mualo and flowers, BARGAIN—11.100 Colonial home, file Pine and Ponlar avenues, off Broadway* VERY Eantla aaddle horaa (dark brown Groctry Store, Oaltar and Dravint avenui CESSPOOLS cleaned and. dug. drains In- WHITE WOMAN wlshte day'a work to di suitable for two people. Vandervier. rooms, fireplace, open pornh, oil heat: Mothers will take loading part at mare) t suitable) for children or begin Leonardo. ... 85 Wallace street. Red Dink, phone 190-W. garage; unfinished attic; plot IIUxlSO. West bong Branch, N. J. All Improve, ners, at a >ahr raaionable'prleai no deal stalled, wood sawing, estimates given; or would do laundry, in or out, Cal ments! cloee to schools, transportation, (he evening service, The committee all kinds of wall work. Howard Tllton. 80 at 271 Mechanic street, after 5:00 p. ROOMS, 98 South street, R. K. H. Sthulae. Oladnlar Farms, Wood SCRBEN door, !.l'j5;9.8'i. Also largi Matairan, phone Matawan J108-J, churches, stores s small monthly paymente In charge is composed of Mn.'Theo- "nd'drive, Eatontonn. N. J." rural msll box anj nost, Phono R Center street,- Rumion, phone, Rumson Phona Red Bank 1274. and comfortable; hDt water at all tlmea. pay all. Phone Red Bank 3140. Mon- Bank S747-M. ™ • 518-J. Iso, light housekeeping room. Plenty of moutii Bultdara eV Developers, Inc., 49 dore Q. Bailey, Mrs. William Barnes CHAUFFEUR, all around handy man IARGB four-room modern bungalow, in 20-FOOT'motorboSt for.sala, In good con' GENERAL CONTRACTOR and oaiapoola krklng space. Moderate prices, Fhone excellent condition for sale. Phone Bad Broad atreat. Red Bank^ and Mrs. >J, D; Walker. •• 'dltlon :• good motor s reasonable price, SEED HOO for sale, HO. 'Jensen, Marl wants position; last reference: la years Bank 3U8-W batwean « and 1 p. m.* aloe. Inquire at Us Fair Haven road boro.Vanderburg road, Marlboro. M, J cleaned; carting and grading, top loll, Write M. W. Whlttlngton, Union Beach SIX BOOM3. flreplaee, game room, at* manure, fill dirt, clndera, gravel and aand. FOR HUNT, a large room, unfurnished, tached rarage: near school and btis, au Mr. and MM. Hoellf H. LeRoy an ~ r Haven. N. J.» Estimates given. Phone Red Bank Hit. CAPS OOD bungalow, flve rooms, tile MUs Florence LeRoy .gpent Sunda; DOBBRMA^W•PINSC|rER ' for aale, fl. > hot and cold running water, hsat and hath, oil burner, fireplace, Incuiation, at- eludads It.EOO. Seven roams, hath, aun OSDY built cabin cat boat, 2Txlt ,fa«t, _ months oldi fern all i pedlgretd. Apr,!' Oicar Beokar, 41 Second street, Fair Ha- DAY'S WORK wanted, 187 West Bargai electrio light: 115 a month. At 8 Broad tseffed garages II.IOOl FHA terma. porch, fireplace, steam heeO) in (ownl with Mr. and MM. Norman Whlti fully «H]uIppadj good eanvast slx-eyiln. Mrs, Jeuna, 114 Cambridge .avenue, Fal ven, N. J. ' ' place, Rod Bank,* street Apply Mareua, 50 Harding road, Thompson Agency. 91 Eaat Front straat, H.S00. Frank B. Lawes, Kewman. Springs of Red Bank, . ' "' dar Karnuth motor In good she.pt, bawli Haven, phone Bad Bank 805 W, n«d Bank. Phone JJO-W.* phone Red Bank TOO.* road. Red Bank. Uoat Works, Plaaaure Bay, N, J, Fhom VACUUM deenere repaired; any make. YOUNQ MAN, college, physical educatloi The members of the O, O, Sowln Red Bank BtlJ*' HILKINn goals for sale eheap. Apply 7 Allan Blaotrlo Shop, 18 White street, major, deilres position In this vicinity FURNISHED cabin rooma for rant, 15,00 BUItDIHG at 20 Wast atreet. Bed Bank, HOUSE, four bedrooms, tile bath, kitchen, Main «(feat. Matawan. N, j. Red Bank, draft deferred; arallobla May 1st. Wll weekly." Also meals served. fitaJdera lavatory, dining and living room*, firs* olub attended "Reap Tbe Wll 211 Bhrawibut; consider anything, Also musician I bast 01 for aale or rants sultabla for shop, small WOOD SAW for sale, BOY'S SUIT for sale, condition nc, ...., FLOORS—Sanding and sutfedns eontrae- Inn, foot Cooper's bridge. Red Bank.* factory or storage. Phone lira, Barber, place. Open porch, hot water heatl shade Winds" and "It Happened Oh Ice,' »vano«, ,IU(I DanV.* ' 5 references. Write Physical Eduoatton, bo] Red Bank ST. or any agent. trsaat game rooms ID, 000, Frank II. at New York Saturday. Those at- I \'f" A >••"! sJl wool, Il.tO. Call At ed. Have your old floors and stairs 611, Utd Hank.' WILL rant plsaaant room to lady; refined Lawaa, Kewman Bprlngs roaj. Red Hank. RUNABOUT hull for aalai lt-to«t length lanllo IHghlania 8^ • •' porch, oil burner, steam heat. > Riparian liam Uratedt, lira. Hendrlck U Bon- pleiatt atrs*t, Rlvar Plata, Bed Kank strait, Itad Dank, phona 1487.* TOR IHSUftANCB ot all kinds aae It. V. APARTMENTS SIX-ROOM house, bath, steam heat, ga- righte on Bhrewvbury rivers about one TYPIST would like summer position i h nett, Mrs. Roland Emmons and Mrs phone Red. Bank K80.lt.* R. «. Stout. « Unden piece, Red Ban». 1 me; lot approximately SOxlIO test; aote a* ground, Owner movlnivlnar afajf tlUOQSS, J8 pltcas (plat«a, platlara) had experlince; beginning June Is must sacrfflce* Apply Oeorge W> - • Llllle Hughson, BI/VJNATOn. coiribrMior. asalss, chop. .love ml, tiro chairs) hand-carved oai O, B. WBLDINO aho-p,' B» Black Point LARGE apartment, third floor Register convenient to Had Bank station and W, n«r. V, 1 Write Typist, nor Ell. Red Bank.* ' 1 sihoola. Ssla prioa, l«,00»,W. convenient Broad street, phone Bad Bank IjOj, 1 .pins biopki,.eountarri, butshay.box, but. { "'"J. "'i .•neyolepedlM (beautiful! road, Jtumeon, Hi J., general acetylene building; 11 looms, ail oonvanianDaa, ' Mrs. Joseph Hyer, Jr., and dkugli tar bos and eounum dog aralt: also cor. bound), upholstery frlnses, side light and eleotrle welding, Also portable alee. ROYlNfi secretary;, typewriting we steam heat) Immediate ocoupanor; spacloua term.. Mainstay-Friends Savings and N10X location, six-room house, bath. ho| ter Peggy, Carol Wharton,-Mr. and ner >atora for r«nt. Fine location, fhoni Icryatal) and pier grlaas. Afternoons. l«i trio welding. called for and delivered, or will work rooms, excellent location, Further par Loan Association, 31 Monmouth street, water automatic haabl half aore land, Atlantlo lllnhlanda 11T.» Park avenue, Elbsron.1" your oDlce by day or hour. Mrs, Pete tlculsr. see Thomas Irving Drown at Reg' tslephons Itad Bank III. acapad grounda: rapreienU 111.000 Invest* Mrs. Alfred Zlnk and daughter Mar ARTHUR K. DOTfOB, painting contractor; 1 UADIIITa wanted I Trill buy heafthr, youni xonboff, 29 Buena place. Red Bank, phon (star office. Agents protected. 14-AORB farm, good productive soil, near merit I aale 10.800, Charles 19. Hwecneri' llyn also attended "It Happened Or OAXAPIfOHB will cue, Conn Conqueror, preotioal painters, papeVnangers and ««97' Monmouth avenue, phone llumsnn l«0»," 'and'middla aged I any color. Itabb 1 lt0! decorators, Ho'Job too' large or ton hard-surfaced roadt flve miles to sta- lea," Saturday.. faida for aale reaaonebta. Hullar. Hout •n-'f'J,.!""" ,*™*! * Pfaotloalljr new, TIIUBE-nOOM and ba(h apartment, loeaV tions seven-room house, hot water heat: 1 jmall, Walt paper sample patterna on re* ed an riven lit unfurnished I eho tHree 'The Oresoent olub of flt,John' s M, II, two miles notth of Red Bank bridge. Ooiit $170, will sell for 1100. Donald M«. nuest. For estimate osll Humaon ell. price 17,000. W. A, IIojppln» Acenor. • 1 Oullnch, 78 Oforge atrest, Praahold. N. J. HELP WANTED rooms, ITS. Bee Rolston Waterburj, II Llndsn placs. phona Red Bank HI.' NOTICE or SETTLEMENT OP ACCOUNT 0. chtiroh met Thursday evening at LAWN M0WOH, 18-ln«h blad., 'good con PItOAL. antlaues bought West Front street, phone HOj^ Batata of Mary 8. Parmly. deeeated. B-X OAnUB. In foots kitchen fltuorescen MARKLON BIX-ROOM hone, nicely located In estate the homa ot Mrs. William Lambert- dltlon, for sals,ohaap, IS Branch avr and sold, 101 West front'str. et, ilia MAM wanted) •xptrltno-ad farnttr m JLb sub.let furnlfhad upartmant at Twin Notice is hereby given ththatt tthh e « ate nui, Itad flank, ,phon« IBH-M. unlt>. comnlste with tubea, IMai ball Bank. section near riven hot wster ksati plot counts otf ththe subscvilrerbil , i bstitute• lufeiltd trui e «on. Mrs. Frank MoCleaiter was room flxtur., wltli chroma holder, |1.«» tractor tlrlvar on furm In Koimdi (lablss. !• nlverslda avenue, Apt. •OS),80x1101 lane shade treesi 11,100. Thomn Writ* W. M.. box Dili IUd Dftnk, tee of the estate of asl|i«tl Maher, Holmdsl ll»l, • . en, blouies. •• nntatttri amj aocdtiorlil settlenant to the Orphans" (Mure (if ••Jit Mrs. itlmer A. Bahrenburg, • Mn Markst, 118 nay sysnue, Highlands. Thou REAL ESTATE WANTED SEVDNfROOM winter home, all Improve. County, on Thursday, the fourth sin* e< William Birnes, Mrs. Joiiph Lehas Hlshltndi IH». - ATT1UCTIVE offer—Fur.contll. saleimai FOR INSURANCE on your car, hclusc or /ul! or i'«it tffnei, C<7ll««n Shop, It BTOJI ments, two-car garage, 10x101) foot lot. Juris, A. n, 1(41, at lOion oVlock a, nn eonnacted with wholeaala manufacture haiarda of anr kind consult Rev II, Miller. Krueeer place. Eaat ateansbursj, Eastern Wer Time, at *hU lime apiilKs. Mrs. Johh H.' Bahrenburg, Mrs, Wai. ?i.'!"?""* °',hls lamnles of sorer V/ANTBD by ,t»o Uulls/ n»e or twonhona Xaaniburr I4«. GENERAL jsumnaa Ua fco>, six out. ut Nor Stlllmsn. Stats Highway,, E Eatontowna nton, , N. J., BOOKKEEPER, female, thoroughly tlon will ba made fnr the allowanta ft ter Hmale, Mrs.'Judiion Hopla, Jr. fiat, like new i also pertalaln and »ta t;S ",'',' 11*" ">«m seal teats, on phonehe s EatontowEttown 7 and II . "Twenty-fiv"Ttfi e ,.-.. ,jteto and dairy farmi lope; commissions ami nounssl fees, ' Mrs. Curtli Clayton, Jr., Miss Ruth M». ('ladly refund money if these ooal yeara at the same location. ,rrloncoil. Write n., box 511, Rl . '- before eeal range, fill bum coal or wood. Ma: e«n be liuplleated lass than 1100. Also a Bank.' ' ' lied lUtik ItSI.* K lana leading to sound tin-room Colonial lUtnbone Mrs. Leonard liUtburrow, be»e«n at Mr. Klniktla'e etore, II Ohurcl few jackets. U. Darron, 111 Flrat avenus* ACCORDION, piano, organ, violin instruo. on hill from whl«h one has view of msny street. Kianiburg, opposite sUtlon. 1'hon. Asburyt-ark, phone !•». "aaua. HOU.'lDV/onUFJIl wanted to oara for twoCOUPIiI Ja.lre small furnished houss or acres ot his own rolling fertile land I also Mrs, Joseph Marine and daughte Kaansbnrg ttt. «. ' tlon t adults and children. Dorothia M. adults; good home, 1'hone Long apartment I monthly basis I permanent. adjoining picturesque estate valley I alee, ^Mi.,wmia«iKr. -VJOJIK llOJiaa-l«» aaJa.. worVi.slngli m drlmihaw. Ill Broad itraat, Eatontown, Branch 767. ___—. Can furnish suitable .references, Mual. be trlelty, taleiihone. two larg* bams, wagon. j hrtohlnlr A for-eale. -Utt.-'BmmV lt BXI'EItlKllCKn .li\il. groom wtntrtt. All. moilaretely I»laiil. • Wllta OoUDle. lol 111, *lmmons, Mrs. MeUland .T.1W taimrraaJn-atlerWhri-fl. forte Rudlger, ftas K. J., phene Itt-Xt.* MFO R Ah**fto*ysi*MOItTOAOB loam Alea It, V, R. If. Rail Hank.* '" ' easy commntlnxl IKr.oosT^ Ouiartt'Jfoek- Mi»s Vira TombHson, MM. ilPrein lily In pera'on, .Little Farm Mdlng Olub, M. I'aul It. Btrykar, Hlshway 14, Holm- farm, 'Urilrndal.Mlddletpwn road, (horn Stout, I Linden piaee, Rau Bank. Wall street, Wa»t long Branch, K, 3, SBM|) for my list of silseea I have for del, N. J., phone HOI. MoCIeuter.Mrs, K, t. tfonanan,Mri BAnni.B horse for> e.U. naaon rent, or, It you are Interested In burlng WOTAUItANT tlblM, III, goal oondl >r IT 10 - MUUlOAt, we can supply It, WANTKI), man for gsnaral farm work. SIiifoM BSiffiih type dwsjMlnjr, emu. Theodore O. Bailey. Mrs. Cyrus Rosi liu noL wnata my tlms and your* If you a luw i.rlc«d home with a dovin vaynent tlon, II eaoh I •wnlnss. itouble am Xnstruotlons on any wind or string In- ialoVaa TilJt'l will be plaa.ad U. send tryy locatioleeallon «"near" «Iledtq_ Dan«"«. I ! «'•»(•mepse«s and Mrs. William Nil<3lng«r. Mn alnalei coffee ,um, so.gallon hot u strument, Including plena scoardloni ar- Intend tn work only a few weeks, It's a • ,, « ll.i „( lh» nlato I have for >als, twoo lunoonholunoonhll, tiles batjbathil aoraaera)j of sroundSrOUfldSs boileblUfr and tbceelBlo bfceetent also eleeir WICKER iitlls of furniture, with lemp, am n«»ily Joli for tha jser rnund, r. O. /"*nM» a•""•':• list nr. •:••me ,'"-\i pi*" » "v"«„._ ",J _l . wltk iru. and •hmkai 17.81107,801).. ThaaMnanTheaiMoa William Barnes will entertain aMe fit? • also 'W^^Wj^/i bolt road, «oob«>»Uln M. ^ B, P. la toaoeteiM. »•« ** «*»»• »"" 1 RED BANK REGISTER/ APRIL 80, 1942. \ ed church roomi. The hoiteMel will _rt » Bwim4-,We:HaV» », J Westside Avenue Birthday Party For Plans Made For be Mrs. Reginald Wood, Mrs. Johh irate Birthdays Red Bank Art Squadron Pupils L. Hendrickjon sod Mrs,' W, Irving k* Log; Cabin Inn on th» Wgn- Property Sold Cp&et Guard Member Matthewi. Ths local branch hu ' OTKlooklng Sandy Hook bay Entering Navy Wl|ll«n.D. MftoKenjle. who en Roll Call Supper aent 8i Warm garments to tho Labra- Students Win Mrs Sarah Clay Brown of Rive dor branch to memory of Sir Wil- Hennessey Van icene Tueiday Ugnt of a tered the Coast Guard service De- road, Fair Haven, has sold her prop- frid Grenfe), I tlrthdty party In honor of lira. erty on the north side ot Westside cember 17 of last year a* a second Methodist Event ry Sculthorp, •wife of the proprfc- Taking Advantage of dais seaman and who is stationed Misses' Arity and. Lynn Jelllffa Poster Contest avenue, Hed Bank, to Mr. and Mrs. •pent the week-end at New Tork ma fi» of tfce Inn, and Harry B. Smith, Joseph A. Pagana who have been at New London, Connecticut, -was Friday, May 22 : ( fiunnycTUt, Little Silver, .The Navigation Courses tendered a- surprise? birthday party ill* guests of iiu Miami .Bush.v- • occupying the premises as tenants Mr. emit MraJ-Korman Farquanar • [retting -was (pent In jollifleatlon and Senior High School for several years. The articles of Saturday night at the home ef his |t midnight a supper «u served. A parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard V. Plans for • Toll call supper Fri- •pent several d»ys Uit W«*k at Rera- agreement were signed yesterday. Th« Shrewsbury Power squadron's, •enburg, I^ong Islana» • - - , aye WrlUday cake with the names Pupils Given Prizes The sale is being negotiated by MacKenxle of Forest avenue, Fair day, May 22, and a calendar party- Market 5?5?* second'elementary."cla»s wl!l hold its Tuesday, 3t»y SB, vert outlined'"* a .Keith Haskln* ot Utm York,'form- l,the honored gueata thereon fea- George S. Schanck, trading as the fourth session ot the count at the Haven, whom he had been, visiting Oar S*»' Food ^red the table deeoratlow. by County P.T.A. W. A. Tapping agency. during; the Week-end. meeting of tho executive board of erly of Ashland, Kentucky, spent 'No Cold et Anbury Park- T. M. C. A. this ev«n- the Women's Society Tor Christian Bunday with Mr. and Mrs, E.'W. '•Those preaent were Mr. and Mra. The property comprises an eight- lng.Very iriuchenUniilasm has been A birthday cake with the Inscrip- Stay E. Smith, Mr. and' Mra. Har- Service of tho Methodist church yes- Swackhamer. ' Phono 1377 We DaHver Two Re4 Bank high school arl room Bcml-bunKalow and a garage on shown by the B0 or mbra boating at- tion, "Happy Birthday," and a large "The Institutions We Cannot Afford vey Bedle and Mrs. Salllo Grover of students, pupils of Miss Edna •Hal- a lot 60x150. The dwelling has five "V", adorned, the center of the ta- terday at tho church. Mrs. Howard tendants and tba several Instructors. 3. Hlgglnson, president, is supper to Hose," will be the subject of a ser- Keyport, Mr. and Mra. H«ry Scul- loci's art classes In Red Bank sen- rooms and bath on the first floor and Many of the class are contemplat- The room was decorated in Week-lnd Spedoia Jiorp. ,Mr. and Mra. Edward Taylor three bed rooms on the second floor chairman, with Mrs. Fred Boyd, su- mon at the ll o'clock hour of wor- ior high .school, were the -prlnclpi ing caval service and are Uklng ad- colored balloons. Qamcs were played ship at the Reformed church Bun- WHITINGS of Aabury Park, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- prize winners in a county-wide pos- with all modern conveniences. Plenty and dancing wai ,snjQy«d. Amqng pervising the kitchen. AH church or- vantage of the free course' to brush ganliatlona will assist. , day. item as Irving Brown ol Fair Haven. Mr. ter contest conducted by the Mon- of closet space and cellar under the up .on piloting requirements. the many gifts received by Seaman rR fifed Mrs. Fred Frlebolt of Port Mon- entire house are additional feature*. Mrs. Frank; Kuhl and" Mrs. Boyd The Woman's' department-of the XXOVNDlESB "BOB _411>1.M8 mouth. County Council of Parentnm The lecturers of the various sub- MacKenzIo was a portable radio. Baptist church will hold a food sale tnouth and Peter VanSycWe of Be- Teachers. The posters were exhib- Also on the promises are fruit are chairman of the calendar party. Butterflsh '' iS jects are all power aquadron mwn Those present were Misses Audrey Mrs. Frank Warner, Sr, was named In one of the local atorei Friday, Waren. ited at the annual spring conferenc trees and well advanced grape -vines bers of the local unit and hold cer- Lovfaia, Jayne Dlx, Mildred Swan- May 8. Mrs, Joseph Till U chairman. v of the association yesterday- a on an old fa»hloncd arbor. In the chairman oftho annual summer fes- tificates, of. advanced grades. They son, : Joy Mason and Jean Wilby, tival to be held in July, The next Proceeds will be placed in the coal Medium Bmelto. lys con make extra pocket money Roosevelt school, Neptune. rear of the garage there I* ample are Wayna * McMurray, Victor- I Charlco Rehrlg, Ehrtck Farmly, Mor- »uok Shod log The Register.—Advertisement space for a vegetable garden. board meeting will be • Wednesday, fund. The winners were. NorjMft Paris Fox, Charles J. Irwln, Philip Smith, gan Eehrlg, Jr.,. Carroll Mack, Wil- May 27, at ths home of Mrs. J. N. Rov.' Abram 'X' VanHouten; and BOSTON HACHEBEL _«1P,, and Dinky" Geroni. ; Both received Wlnn Rose, Leo J. Carling, Kenneth liam. D. Mack, Mrs. Morgan Rehrlg, Beers of Broad street. Jam«« A. Stout were appointed dele- "000 STEAKS' : «-3lb $2.50 ttj.jtbiir prize, and Danny re- D. Adams and Kenneth T. Smock. Mrs. T. D. Parmly 'and Mr. and Mrs. gates to the sessions of the Particu- ceived,jtb.e.Vgrand,.award. The poster Howard F. MaoKenzle. Rev. Walter Cowen,' pastor -of the Fillet Haddock . Highlands Selling The squadron has been notified by Lutheran church, will bo guest lar' Synod of New Brunswick, which theme w»'« jiutrltlon, and more than the Commander that the second an- will be held In the Oradell Reformed Boo Sbad S00' -were' entered. in the :cpntest to: nual meeting in accordance with the speaker at the next meeting Mon- day, May 11. His toplo is ''Steward- chuneh May'B. • ' SEA BASS ]]) competition, some' from school ays Many Properties by-law» will be held* at the Red Bank Flight Sergeant William ^Cubbage terns .larger ;thaa Bed Bank. Danny Junior high school, Tuesday evening, Shrewsbury Couple Bhlp." _ ._ I>ABOB SMELTS , «tr» of the Royal Canadian Air Force 8TBIF£I| BASS . , ,.,,,«JJ|h will b«'s guest o£ the council at Its at which time the officers of ths en- hu returned tq Brantford, Ontario, annual banquet May 27 in Asbury Bidders Getting suing year will be elected. All com- rsnNQ OYBTEBS 60opt. ; Married 25 Years Middletown Village after spending two week*' furlough ~ '. "'ere he wlllirec'elve the Borough-owned Places mittees of the past year cave bean with hi* brother,. Peter Cubbage, HaUbnt - Salmon grandpxhei t ,;•••• •:;••'..•• asked to present their report! to the Grab Meat - Lobsters- Representatives • from . P. T. A, Ilkm B. W«Ur») group*' if" 'the ' county 'attended. Borough-owned properties were The local squadron; .lias accom- Over 200,000 defense worker! now '. Sturgeon r Shad Boa Speakers'.'Xwere: Anthony. Eejtert sold, and bids for others were re- plished. much under, tba guidance of Friends Over Week-end Jason C. Knight and family enter- wear the Navy "E" awarded for Chowder Clam* w Steamers executive director ot Fltkln hospital, ceived "at a meetlilg Monday, night Commander' Charles J. Irwln. Dur- tained at a family dinner party Sun- eQlency In naval ordnance plants. of Highlands mayor and council. ing Its two year existence, three ele- day. Present were • Mr. and. Mr*. who spoke-on the. Importance • of Mr. and Mrs. Traccy E. Soden of blood tanks, their history and estab The properties sold were 94 Hlgh- mentary courses have been conduct- Karl Kneff,. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lands avenua e for *l,«0 to Dr. Joel d as well as three advanced pilots Shrewsbury observed their silver Conovor and two children, Mr. and llshinent in county hoapltals. Mrs. wedding anniversary. Saturday and J. IA Bann'bn of Union spolto on the Feldman of Rumson, and o, five-car and two Junior' navigator courses, Mrs. Nell Jelllf, Mr. and; Mrs. Daniel FOR garage on John sireet to John J. The squadron has also gained prom- Sunday by entertaining about»60 N. Lay ton, Mr. and Mra. George new state parent teacher, magazine. relatives' and- friend*. 1 Mril."'.Michael Vlracola of Long Newmeyer of Highland Park for inence from the national squadron Knight and son and Miss -Marlon Branch, county -president, presided. $650. "A cash, offer of a total of through the appointments of Jama* The • couple were recipients of Knight. [Howdoydufeel $2,500 for 10 properties taken over It. Clarke, to tho chairmanship of numerous gifts and were also well The local' Red Cross unit turned Representatives of tho Junior Sen- remembered with - congratulatory Mother'si ior' Parent Teacher association, -who by the borough was referred to the the bureau of Information and of over to Mrs. Albln Swenson Monday finance committee. The bids for Marshal VanWinkle, who is now the messages by many friends.. Re- 28 knitted garments and S3 other attended; -were Mrs. Frank Kuhl, freshments were served from a table since you president;. Mrs. Charles Stillwngon these properties were made through ag,lieutenant to ,the-national com- garments, Including dresses, skirts A. E. Dennett, realtor, by Mr. New- iiander. ' " ' ' . r: whloh hung -a wedding bell and boys'- overalls. , \ Day Mra.' Joseph Serplco, Mrs.' Peter with the numerals "25" In silver. Fromlntskl and Mrs. Joseph Oden- meyer. • • ' • Many residents of this place.expect registered? An offer of $150 was received frerni Xlbyd Jenkins entertained at Sun- :o attend a meeting.and style show Give Her bae'h:'..''•'.•-' •• , RADIO rlWKJBAMfl day's party with guitar Belectlons The .winning; porter* will lie, ex- •Roy Maxaon for a lot at the corner of the Middletown township Parent- i . *..•••. and -southern songs. Mrs. Wilbur hlWted,.at the child health and nu- of Valjey and Eourth streets Frank Teacher association tomorrow' night J. Hall.offered *200 for 15S Bay ave- AVCAP, Aibury Manley accompanied' with vocal se- at Leonardo - gramranr school. 'In- ' If you "were Jn the trition /meeting of Mechanic street lections. school :F.T.-A. tomorrow night, and nue. These bids were alao. turned 1310 KllotjrcUi stallation of offlcora will be held. ' last registration a't the'ohlld .health day observance over to the finance committee. . M. - Thw-ilUjr, .April 30. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W, This will be the last meeting of the Largest selections of 1 Council authorized the acceptance 2:15—Luncheon' PiafMri. Kelby Warden,' Miriam and Nanoy atspclatlon until fall. and are feeling' of the junior Senior'P. T. A. Thurs- ,2:S0—Twtiv«-Thlrty Cluli. . day, May; 21,-at Red Bank-junior of the deed to two lots on Bay View 1:00—WM Ptrtdi.. Warden,.Mrs. Muldred McQueen, The Women's auxiliary of Christ AMERICA'S BEST your age, come in high •school auditorium.. street for $25. and also tho deed to liis—MM: .:•--.-. Russell, Shirley/Betty and Marjorlo church had an all-day meeting Mon- 171 Boy avenue for $100, which in- l:S0—Ducing- Dilcir McQueen, Mrs. Mary Naulty, 'Mrs. day at the homo of Mrs. Edward D. Sixes 11- to M. cluded a-store'and-two cottages.- 2:05—ThtaUrl. Lentllhon. ' This was the lost meet- :. and p ark your 8:00—Dinner Danct.J '-. . Minerva Martin, Daniel Dorh, Hen- Council went on record as pro- Slip—Nein. : ... ry McCormick, Garry Evans, Lloyd ing of the auxiliary until fall. i" wheel chair. " Thanks Committee lestlng: against the discontinuance S :«o—-Army B»nd. < • ' Jenkins, William Wilson and Mr. ; Winners at Friday's bridge club sf the Sandy Hook boat A copy of 8:45—Toirn'Tbpiei.i > and Mr.s. Gordon Wilson, all of Bert meeting at the homo of Mrs, Oerit 0:90—«6n* Stjlelu - •• : Conovor were Mrs. . Wardell O. Give us 10 min- For Furnishing* the resolution is being, sent .to the 1 Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hose, TUCKER'S »:«8i—Leit We roflret. general passenger agent of the' Cen- 0i00—D«nt)n» on , Ea'trintown; 'Mr. arid Mrs.-Charles Thomas, Jr., Mrs. E. W. Swockham- • utes and watch' Brig.,Gen!- Philip S. Gage of Fort tral Railroad of- New Jersey, Col. 0:15—Staf'Pwide. er, Mrs. Kenneth Robinson and My. Hancock, on behalf of the garrison W. Spdeii, Ilafr Baven: Mr. and Walter V.Shipley. 0,-a0—'ito'« Ore. Mrs. S. P. Gardner and daughter Richard CoWens. The-next meeting CORSET SHOP how much differ- under • •" hla command; ' Monday 10:45—MDIIC You. Wast, will be hold at the. homo of Mrs. ll-iio—D«ceDTe i-Time,' Doris, Klrklyn, Pennsylvania; Mr. thanbed' the shore committee for Councilman A. Meade Robertson Charles G. Bennett, Sr. , 139 Broadway, * Long Branch ent you feel. army recreation for furnishing the reported that employees of the Wil- A. M. Mtr 1. and #rs. Wilbury Manley,- East liam Btothoff company, Inc., of ll:J0—Doin«« on DUei. Keahsburg; Charles Clarke, Key- An all-day meeting; of the local doy-rooms-of fen.Units on .this post 12:00—TuitfU.-AlA.;- branch of the Needlework guild will (Opp. Paramount Theatre) and one linit; at•>Eatontown. The Flemlngton would repair a well this pbrtj.Mr. and" Mrs. Ai Hefrlck and The men: of'-AST' : :: L 90 held next Tuesday at the Reform- general sppho.st a luncheon'at the week, -- -'- '-""' --.•-.•;--:.-•-• 12:111—Lunehton PlatUw. - daughters; ""Barbara "THHT "lioulge; A letter was received • from the 12-.J0—Tw«lv«-TSIrtr Blab. Brooklyn; Mrs. James' fi!. Orlggs, and Up who are Officers'- club «n the post, at which liOO—W«.p«(ade.: :. . Mri. Walter Reade presided. WFA, stating that the taj: map pro- 1:16—New. ' •"'. " . Mrs. Esther Carlllo, Mr. and Mrs. going to do their •- ' •' jf honor Included-General ect. would be discontinued, today. 1:8.Q—Duntlnl Dl«c». Louis Kartmah and Bay Thompson, Gage, Mrs. Florence Fair, . The deed to the SeaboafdV-icCplaht 2:00—Th(aUw, — - r - - - Uong' Branch, and Edward E. Coo- parta here at home hostee* at the poet service club; Mrs. a. First street, was ordered received 8:Q0—Thinirs To Do. '. ' per, Buth and Edward RjCobpef, (nd recorded, 8:15.—Sma. >'. . . " . • need fighting Harry, Prout, wife of Capt. Prout, 8:80—V»»letl«i. \ ' John Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Bubln Fort Mqnmouth special services of- Authorization was given to pur- 8:00—Jtaaunlel. ' Daly, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Reese, DAVIDS ON'BRQS clothes, too, and ficer; .Mites Frances Gajatro, Fort :hase for borough use William De- A. M. -,'.• S.lurJiy. M»r 2. Charles Beese, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Monmouth hostess, who read letters llsa's second-hand garbage truck 10;S0—Mornln» Bound-Up. ward T. Soden and Miss Betty Meti- here they are... ot appreciation from c-ffleers whose lor $1,200. ••••-. 11:00—Pnado ot SUn. 11:15—-Shc^pln:^pi i Kotea. ' ger, all of Slirewabury. the workingest, units received the gifts, and Mrs. The Jersey Central Power and ll:J0—On th. BJ Ol»renc« G. Hupfer, wife of V. Hup- Light company notlflod tho borough 12:00—Tuneful Alrf. ttr, yrbo iras recently transferred that it has SO reflectors which will P, M. scrappiest sum- 22rl£—22rLunehflOL n 2*l«tter*. California Rector and—under whole Incumbency, as Installed. in the borough to aid 1Z:SO—TVelv«-Thlrtjr Clirt. NATIONAL BABV WEEK SPECIALS, MAY 1st, 2nd and, 4th • mer clothing that. Fort Hancock special services ofllcer n the dim-out. . l:O0—W«P«ta4«.- the' furnishings were! distributed. Mayor Fred P. Bedlo re-appointe'd 1:15—N«m. At St. George's -. ever knocked a l;80—Danelnc Disci. • .Besides General Gage,.speakers In- Mrs, Dorothy Johnson of Shrews- 2:00—Siturdty. UatlnM. tvna cluded .Mrs. Fred Laifer,' hostess at bury avenuo as a member of the Fresh Fruits and chip off a Jap'a. u 3« Jk ; Rev, H. P. Deazie the Asbury Park U. S. 0. club, which local assistance board for three 8:00—^Qlnncr Dftnee. PEACHES shoulder. served; refreshments to 500 soldiers pears. . • . 8il8—KM CATSUP 8:J0—On.n Uelsdtei. to Preach Sunday Vegetables Specials FANCY ELDEBTAS last Sunday, and Lt, Vernon Ketter- Councilman George Brown report- 8:46—To*rn .Topics. er, rew special services ofllcer'at ed that the county dirt road pro- O:S0—-Avt' M«ri« Jlaar. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Sllcod or Holveo •2 Lottie. 25c Let Kridel's keep 10:00—Dancing on Wax. !Rev. Henry Parcel Deazie, .rector Fort Monmouth. gram was completed. largest( 10:18—Star Paradt. o! 3t Peter's Episcopal church, San ONLY t cans you going, Old Bills to tho amount of $4,000 were 10:30—DeVito'i Orebeitn. Francisco, will preach at St. George's 2 57c 10:45—Uoale You Want. . VITA , irdered paid. -, •-, Episcopal church, Rumson,' Sunday Man! . ;.. ll:J1>—Dint. T!m«. : iyen-.Party-On P. M. Sundk,, M*r I. at the 11 a. m. service. Rev. H. Falr- FANCY LARGE TABLE TIME J2:B0—Wax Pftrad*. ' flold Butt Is rector of St. George's SEEDLESS v PICKLES Suit* ...... 26.50 Fourth Birthday Monmouth Council 124SMlWK , , ' . i church. > •' 1:00—Sanday -Memo. i PEACHES Homeitjle Sliced Has Pollyanna Party • 1-3D—You Can't Do'BusInesi With Hitltr Rev. Mr.i Deazie Is a cousin of the Sport CoaU 16.50 Ths. fourth' birthday anniversary • 1:4Sr—Ksjirfnic l>lses. late Dr. George Flake Dudley, form- GRAPEFRUIT California Yellow Cllwf of Frank Vincent Palumbo of Leon- A meeting of Pride of Monmouth 2:15-^11: S. Army Recruiting.' er rector. He is a graduate of George Siloed or Halftu ard etreet -wos observed -with a par- 2:30—TurntabU Tunss. 29c Slacks 5.00 ouncil Sons and Daughters of Lib- 2 f<5—Kannonjr Singtit, Washington university, Oxford uni- f ty Tuesday night at his home. The erty, was held Tuesday night with versity, England, and' General Theo- 4 - 29C dining room was attractively decor- 8:00—Resuns. 2 "=?. 43c Mrs. Cora Dowen in charge. \ After 8:00—First Banilst Churth. logical seminary, New York city.. EXTRA LAHGE' SIZE ated in pink and blue. Games -were he business session a covered dish 8:00—tind of the Fro. , The rector has served as an as- played and refreshments were served. and Pollyanna party was held. Those fl:lB—Town Topics; alatant to Rev. William P. Manning, FLO1UDA EVER BEADY Frank received many gifts. 9: 29c 12:80—Twelre-Thlrty Clob. 1:18—News; '. ' ..'••.• : daintily costumed in multicolored 1:80—Dancing;. Dlaes. robes which presented a very gay CALIFORNIA , , 2-29c 2;00~fTbeater«. " and festive picture, Tho numerous 8:00—Dinner Dance. ' gifts were attached to an umbrella. 8:lfi—American Lesion. . . , After the serving of refreshments, SUGAR PEAS ft:SO—N»V» Band. ... MAJOR- Ht46—Town. Topics. * ' the group participated In muslo and OlBO—Hon« Styles. ' .,'•'.'.'" dancing. - TOMATO mm 9:45—You Can't Do Business whh Hltl.r 2* 25c OOMlFLEX TABLETS 10:00—Dancing on Wil. . / The party was arranged by mem- 10116—Walla Time. Pula rep In You* Ht«p. 10UO—DeVlto1, Orchestra. bers Of the Republican club. Mr*. 3-29c ' 1Q:4S—Uusle You Want. George Ruppell was. in charge of the Celery Hearts 11:30—Dance Tline. affair. Her committee workers} were PBNROD A. M. TkuriJ.y, Mar T. Mrs. John .Blakely, Mrs, William TENDER, LAHOB BUNCHES 10:10— Mornlna: M»lodl«.. ••.-. . Ili00-aho«pln» Ust. Banks, "Mrs. Oscar Kcucgor, Mrs. 11:80—On Tb. n.totd. , ! ' ' Harolds Youngs and Mrs. Floronco PEAS 12:00— Tuns/ul Airs. • Stoltz. 10c KiIB—Luneheon Platters. - Those who attended were Mr*. E, Meltlnr 12:80—Twclv«.Thlrtf ,C|ob.• .- . PAPER Adams, Mrs. J. Bagglo, Mr, and Mrs. I-RE8H HUMOR—.Wo, can't t*t , Buddleman, Mr. and Mm. Edward 0LKANE1I inor* 1:00— Thratara.' ' • "• • • • . miatmnnn, Mlag Anna EUeman, Miss ' rBT^CAWNATIOHor,1 •ioa—Olnnsr' Denes.' . - Ina Engleman, Mlssj Viola ICngalman, «ilt—Na««. .' '."' '-BOBOBN'S ,'• ' ' • —Tho S00M FMper do. 1110—Aniir «shd, • ' •'• Chester W. EnRlem»n, Mrs. Thomas Il:4S—Ult w, Fortet. Giles, Mrs. E. Htiuer, Mias K. Hau- SPINACH I* actually producing- «• much 10:00_l)«ni-ln. on W««. ' , ser, Mrs. Edward Knhn, Miss M. EVAPORATED MILK Boot-TI*>tie., (hit ymr a* In IOISO—n.viio'. Ortkanilra., 1OUJ— Music You Want. '' Hattlnglo, Miss Anna Jennings, Mri. 'WO. ••''.- : :' . ' , ' '- 1 IB,-. Lambert, Mrs. QrojCo Manlon, 3 S 19C llll}—Dane.'.Tinw. -V;.. . ' , ' ' •sr O^h* Irul/ lallifylna Rup|«rt llovor mad* poiilblt by Ida M. VriJtmy, May f. ' . ' • - - . MlM Buth Mnnlon, Mr". Itnd Mrs «•• ol flnfil Ingndbnli, unhunlid oping and P.upp.rl'i 75 yiofl' .XMrltnc. Richard Maloney, Mrs. Jack MoDon KEW TBXA9 ISlOO—TunsiufAlM,'."' ' , '- VBIU-OOOD " •'• In Itit tint oil of brewing. You couldn't oifc for boiler b«r. aid, Mrs. Waltor VnnNortiriOt, (Jr., • •• -!-,!.;'S»?ioy-nuT ' •• ljiis'—lAin«lt.oti Flatten. Mr, and Mrs. William Ruhman, Mrk. II ilO—TwsWcThlrti Club. Louln Ruhman, Mbia Catherine Iluh- ONIONS Golden CORN 1 lift—News. mnn, Mrs. M. Roaback, Miss Mabel B. S. Vo. J COOKIES lllO-Danclnc Discs. •• • •> »i0l-.Th«l."a." -.••'" Tallan, Mrs. Herbert; Youngs, Fred- •lOO-TMna. To' Do. ,',..' . ,. crick Appemeller, Kenneth Appen- Irllnr, Ml«« Ruth Ruhman and John .8* 25c |j(jr~"""'y' t " "

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