SECTIONS ONE EGISTER ACTION ONE;

VOaJMEXXIWNO.,34/ BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1942, PAGES 1 TOW, Navesink Firemen Twin Boro Loan University^ Of Life Rats Put Phone 3d Registration Freeholders Adopt Out Of Kilter Buying Two $500 Association Gives Feb. 14, 15, 16 For several 'days tho tele- Men within the age bracket of phone in Highlands police head- Defense Bonds Excellent Report 20 to 45, who have not regis- The County Budget quarters and the extension up- tered previously, should regis- stairs In the borough, hall had' ter with the local board having been out of kilter. To Apply for Needed Assets Increased - jurisdiction over the area In Prominent Speakers To ' Telephone' company, trouble- -which their permanent resi- Lively Discussion Between Mayer shooters hod Investigated and Equipment From Funds 24 Percent During dence is located. If this Is not were convinced that one of the possible, register with the near- Address Baptist Church Group receivers was being left off the for Civilian Defense the Past Year est 'board and give as your ad- And Crosson Feature Meeting hook by someone. The, police dress your permanent residence. and officials after a checkup Monmouth county's 1042 budget Mandatory expenditures, ltam» be- The third annual University o! were as sure that, this was not Navesink fire company at a meet- A statement of condition of the Prepare for registration. Do cuss the International situation. He not put It off until the last me- was adopted by the board of free- yond our control, have increased Life, which has been featured for the will bo followed by Rev. Caesar Bon- trie case, as were the telephone ing last'Thursday night in the fire Twin Boro Federal Sayings and Loan put five Sunday afternoons at the association of Eatontown, is of the ment. holders Monday But not until after and the property owner not only tuccl, pastor ot the Italian Baptist men that their, diagnosis was house of that village decided to buy Joseph Mayer, director, and George First Baptist church, Maple aVenue church oJ Newark. Mr. Santucct correct., . , a, $500 defense bond and voted to close ot business on.the 31st of De- has to foot thli bill but has no vote*' and Oakland street; will come to a cember, 1941, has been received by L. Crosaon, 402 Fourth avenue, Brad- In it. came to Amerlca-at the age of 18, The mystery was finally make a, similar purchase-next ley Beach, bead of the Monmouth close, Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles worked in a steel plant for 5 years, month. Its shareholders. It shows that this "Why should we be critltixtd »<» A. Thunn, pastor of tho church it solved lost Friday when: a com- association Is In excellent condition, county unit of the state civil serv- blatantly," Mr. Mayer added, "by; served with the A. E. F. In France, pany employee found that rats A communication was read from Fire Department ice association. had staged another very gratified at the attendance those finished his education otter the war having increased its assets 24 per- employees who have been votid )if«« had gnawed a hole In the closet U. S. Senator W. Warren Barbour round in the battle over salaries time1 jobs by the people of thlscouo.4 seBslonlhaverrecelved this year and and then went to Rome for a year of Locust, an honorary member of cent during the past year. Owing feelo thla third'annual program has of nn-jipstalrs rear room, for- Holding Annual paid county employees- ty? Sometimes I think publloktlonr of graduate.work. He will speak on merly usedbyrthe late U. Grant the fire company, advising the mem- to good management on the part of been most outstanding In every par- "The Italians and the.Fifth Column." its officers and directors the institu- Mr. Crosson began the discussion of every salary paid might ba s) Johnson as the borough clerk's bers to make application as soon as when, during the public hearing on good think. They compar* favopf ticular. : • ' Tea will be served by Miss Ida office, and had chewed off much possible for extra fire equipment tion has only $2,500 worth of real Orover's cla«» of women. estate on Its records. Ball Saturday the budget, he charged the board ably with those paid by privet* coa« of tho Insulation from the tele- deemed necessary and thus take ad- with bad faith, saying Mr. Mayer cerns In the county to their employ-3 The paitori Rev. Charles A. Thunn, phone wires. •vantage of the recently passed Con- Besides being In excellent condi- had assured him when the matter who Inaugurated and who has been tion this association Is making mort- ees. Furthermore thli very board! gressional .measure appropriating Affair at Molly was laid before the board at a pub- restored every salary to Its old level in charge of the University qf Life $100,000,000 for national civilian de- gage loans regularly; has adequate lic meeting early last month that series, has. been greatly pleased at reserves set aqide; and as of Decem- alter the reductions -wens mads." - fense. Pitcher Highlight before the budget wan adopted the The -board- of ireeholden, Mr1, tba response thus far this year, which Owing "to-the close proxlmity-of ber 31st paid a caoh dividend of 3 association's representatives would haa exceeded In both attendance and Reserve Officers percent on all Investment shares be- Mayer also explained, could not ba Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook', to which of Winter Season be given an opportunity to present held accountable for the shrinkage!, interest the series held in post years. the Navesink fire company has al- sides crediting 3 percent to all hold- It Is expected that the attendance of their side of the case. Mr. Mayer In county ratables and incomer loaf ways been on call, together with era of saving shares. In addition .the final session thls.aundey will-be Association Out One of the Important social events said then that there was little like- through that fact, . ,. Highlands and Sea Bright, ..it...Is ex- to the regular 3 per cent the asso- oven greater than that which has ; of theiWintor" eeason_ls_the. 17th.an-, lihood of anyone making more, than Mr. Mayer then went to lorad pected that these companies will be ciation has credited an extra, half $1,200 a year getting & ralte and the greeted previous sessions, and for For Duration and one per cent on regular month- nual ball of the Red Bank fire de- ength to attack Mr. Crosson foB this reason an exceptionally fine pro- among to first to be adequately jioard later supported this view with criticisms which, he said, wars Uv* equipped through the civilian de- ly payments. L resolution to that effect. gram was arranged for this occa- The Twin Boro Is the only feder- eled at certain members • of that sion. fense funds for any fire emergency. When we Introduced the resolu- county board at a civil service meet* Lt. Col. N. E. Titu* A special committee consisting of ally chartered savings and' loan as- sociation In Monmouth county. H. tion asking for an Increase in sal- ng last week. . , Donald A. Johnson, assistant chief larles;" Mr. Crosson began, "we were "We did meet your, group and WsJ Announces Plan—: of the Middletown township fire de- Whitney Conrow of Oceanport is its president and has been since it or- told we would be given an oppor- did say we'd go along with you oni. Little Silver partment;' William Pape, foreman, tunity to be heard. That we were the question of salaries for eoilrCi Active Duty Reason arid Henry H,ahson, Matthew Locke ganized In 1910. Federal savings and loan associa- not is water over the dam and we'll attendants. Furthermore w« dldl and Samuel P.OBten, assistant fore- forget If agree to meet the problem and WorK The Reserve Officers' association tions are mutual, locally managed Borough Budget men, was appointed to make recom- "Recently there have been at- out a solution with you." of the United States announced Frl mendations as to the needed equip- thrift institutions, based on sound, tempts In the press to create; er di- "It might also be added," Mr^ day through Lt. Col. Norman'T. Tl ment and to report at a special time-tested financial principles, oper- Is Introduced ated under federal charter and un- vision between the county's officials Mayer said, "that the county al< meeting to be held within a few and its employees. It has been days. This progressive, wide-awake der strict federal supervision. Every ready has more employees than ls| federal association must be Insured. charged that the officials have been consistent with the greatest measure; f company has already bought fog REV. tt-MERRILL LENOX. Estimated Tax Rate All share accounts In a federal well paid for doing little work. It of:economy. The ten per cent prcx nozzles and gas masks out of its Is up to your conscience to reconcile own funds for emergehcy purposes. association are non-assessable' and posal is without merit and wouldn't Rev, Thunn has been assjsted by h $3.65—PubHc no repurchases or withdrawal fees, your work with the salaries paid be considered anywhere. The first' Professor J, ^William Helm, principal of any kind may be charged. Also, you. I'm sure the conscience of each duty of this board, insofar as a*U ot the River street s'ohoo), -who has Hearing February 27 every member's account is insured of your employees Is clear. arles are concerned, is to those iri been director of the sessions,, and by William Russell against loss up to $5,000 by the Fed- Our cause is a Just one," Mr. the $80 and $90 a month bracket. members of' the church congrega- The Little Silver budget, passed on eral Savings and Loan Insurance Crosson went on. "Many of the —"Certainly those with lifetime Jobs£ tion, who havo served tea and taken Its first reading Monday night, shows corporation, an Instrumentality, of employees lost as much as 15 per- should be asked to pay some partf care ot the nursery lor the children an estimated W rate of $3.05 as Named Recorder the United States government. cent of their salary during the de- of the national defense program. pression and not all have been re- There Is not a single' member of' while' their parents or guardians compared with ,$8.53« last yean The Dividends in this strong associa- amount to be raised by taxation tor stored to their rightful level. The this board who Is not interested tn; have been attending the lectures, tion are distributed on all shares on local .purposes, over which the coun- At Fair Haven cost of living,has Increased to such all our employees and It Is not necx -'these six weeks of adventuring In June 30 and December 31 of each cil has control, shows a' decrease an extent that a man can't support essary for them to have a Itadtrt Ind,erstanding, nolghbrirllness and year instead of once a year; that is from last year,' the amount being a family on $1,200 or even $1,500 a This board Is willing,to meat th«rfl| Ihrlfltian- living havo brought togeth- Appointed Monday— soml-annually thus Increasing the »r many persons of note and the dlB- $24,341,29 as compared with $2T,170.- JEERY McCONVEY,. year in the American way. Yet you at any time. ' 41-last yoar. However, the focal earnings of ths Jharsholrler. louries haye been exceptionally well Special Officers ~ Fire Chief ..; - have refused to consider our case. "We have heard no oha coma In reojlved. • ;. school taxes this year amount to The association has three types ol $29,000. aa against $20,500 last year. accounts lor merqbers; savings ac portment to be held Saturday night "We know the attitude of your here," Mr. Mayer said, "and enargo The final .series Sunday after- Publlo.hearing on tho budget, which' Are Also Named counts,: .investment accounts and of this'week at the Molly ditcher board," Mr. Crosson continued, "when us with mismanagement. Nor hays noon will bring to Red-Bank Rob- Is printed in'its entirety in today's bonus plan accounts paying one-half hotel. Reservations are being made we asked the general ten per cent we heard anyone tell us where th« ert Lane, who will speak :on "Under- Issue of Tho Register,: will be held William L; Russell, Jr., who, is as- to one per cent in addition to the with Bay Sergeant, chairman, Red Increase for all employees, tt was money Is. to come from If not from, standing the Intewatlanri situ* Friday nlgM, February 27. sociated, with the. l&w firm of Qulnn regular dividend. Any of these ac- Bank 2491; and Jacob Bloom,. Red made In the hope tha,t:(t would be- thb'property owners." • tlonj" Rev. Oaesar Sahtucol, who will 4; DoremuS, was appointed borough counts may be opened at, any time Bank 1446, and indications point to come the basis for negotiations. The director expressed appreclae'very capable 1942 dirt road maintenance fund, for duration-dnd all assets and property Charles Cupples was re-appolnted portunity to consult wltn the board Nine Questions waltz trio., Music will bo provided entitled to more. We ask you to pastor of the Italian Baptist church which wo are very grateful. would be vested In'a. board of trus- patrolman at a salary of J125 a and told by members not to pr** ; by BjlUGoode'* orchestra. — raise the limltfrom $1,200 to.$li500.' of Newark, He came, to Ainetlca at The mayor and council by strict tees. This decision was retroactive month and Charles Waddell was en- judge..this matter on the statement* - tbe'age of 18, workedIn asteel plant economy-'have been able to reduce to-Jamrary'8." -• •• - gaged "to do clerkar work In police Simple Process This annual affair is under the di- Howard VanNess, Asbury Park made here but wait for a more com< for'flva years, Bervqd with the A. B. tho amount to bo rolsod by taxation, headquarters at a salary of $75 a rection of the executive council and vice president of the.state associa- plete report I had depended on for local purpose, by the amount of The decision' to'temporarily .dis- F, In France and finished his educa- band was made when the national month. Emphasized by Is the only event held during, the tion of real .estate boards and a that assurance." $2J|2(S.12. He-appointed special officers were year for the benefit of the entire member of the county association Mr. Crosson said he' had nil ctf tion after the first World war and The board of education have found council of the. organization, realised then went to Rome for, a year' of that the great, majority of members George Woodward, Matthew Baden, Draft Boards fire department. Committee members supported the board of freeholders the board's resolution againit ln« It necessary to Increase their budget. Howard Morris, Harry Veroneau, In addition to Mr. Sergeant and Mr. and added: .. creases for anyone getting mora graduate work. He has. plenty of Tho amount to be raised by. taxation, would be called to active duty. The material 'and his discourse will help Frank J, Leslie, Oscar Becker, Bloom are Chief Jerry McConvey, "The realtors of Monmouth coun- than $1,200 a year but "I didn't for educational purposes, being $8,- members retain their standing in the Only nine simple questions will be Fred Munden, Vernon Dey and Har- his listeners understand their Italian organization and as soon as 'the George F. Curchln, Everett Smith, ty oppose any Increase in taxes at think it would go through." 600 more than that of 1941. William Qelger, Louis Miller, David asked those men who register Feb- ry Hoffman. ' neighbors much better. Wo wish to again express our ap- President declares there is no longer ruary 14, IB and 16 for possible mil- this time. While we feel sympa- "Do you think tha board would* preciation ot the assistance of the Poxon, Joseph Farrell and all mem- thetic toward thoBe deserving of pass a resolution and not mean it?" Rev. Lenox Is the associate dlrec a national emergency or Congress so bers ot the borough council. New itary service under the provisions of tor of the Ministers and Mission' citizens and taxpayers and hope with declares by act, the organization will the Selective Service act, Lt, Col. Ed- consideration we would point to the Mr. Mayer asked. their co-operation to continue to op- special officers named were Charles many small business men In the Mr. Mayer said and Mr. Croasoi* arloa Benefit Board of tho Baptist meet in a state convention to de- Waddell, Barney Egeland, KuBsell gar N. Bloomer, acting state direc- Estimated Rumson denomination and recently was pas- erate at a minimum expense. cide on future steps. tor of Selective Service for New Jer- county who have lost their Income agreed that the two had met ort' At a meeting of the mayor and Mlnton, Morris H. Jacks, Lawrence entirely. As far as I know federal several occasions In the former's; tor of the groat Judsori Memorial Five members of Monmouth coun- J. Scllllng, Henry Jeffery and Gua- sey, emphasized Monday. and council Tuesday night the Wil- Tax Rate Is $3.86 employees have had no increase. Belmar office and discussed the mat* Baptist church of'Minneapolis. ty chaptor have been called to duty, tav Frlberg. Registration of the individual liam White estate of ten acres on Our taxes are not only higher but ter. , Tho final Bosslon will begin prompt- White road was sold to former according to a check made early should requlro a comparatively short ly at four:o'clock,.-with a half-hour this week. They are Major Joseph H. Edgar Smith, building inspector, there are more of them." "County employees," said Mrsj Counoilman Victor Satter on a bid reported building permits totaling time, the director said, pointing out Loss of $286,175 in Intermission at 4:45,w'hon the ladles of $4,200. R. Bennett, Lt. Edmund S. Kansrs, that the registrant will not be asked 'The federal government," Mr. Marie Cox, Oceanport, secretary o! Lt, Alvln H. 'Parker, Lt. Harry T, $10,000 had been issued in the last Ratables in Year CroBson replied, "Is hiring glrla Just the county beard of realtors, "should; of the church will sorve refresh- Police Chairman Donald K. Lowes two months. to nil out questionnaires but must ments. The sessions will be resumed reported that air school children VanNote, Jr., and Lt. Robert R answer only questions about his out of high school for stenography thank God that regardless of thai wero being fingerprinted, that Police Voorhees. In view of the President's A request for two Ore hydrants in at Forts Monmouth and Hancock war their salaries go right.on-whlls) again promptly at.5:15,\ An offering Bijer Oaks was referred to the pub- identity, his place of residence and The budget of the borough of Rum- will be token up before each speak- Chief Fred Zlegler had attended an announcement Sunday that all re his mailing addresB. Also he will be and is not only paying them $1,440 many merchants in the county have) F. B. I; school at Trenton, and that serve officers would' bo called to ac llc'utlllty and fire committees. son for 1912 was passed on Its. first a year but has lowered the qualifi- their backs to the wall." er addrossts the, group to give all a r required to list his telephone, if any; reading at a special meeting of the chanoe to share In this adventuro of so far 205 dogs have been licensed. tlva duty Immediately, Dr. Titue Ronald. AJlen of Allen Brothers cations." The budget as approved without asked the council to take steps to hia age In years and date of birth, mayor and council last Thursday culttiro advancement. On tho recommendation of Mr. stated that the list of men now on plase of birth, the name and address 'The worlds temporary," Mr. Van- further comment provides for tha) Lawes, David Plahn of Colonial Ter- active duty might be substantially correct a bad drainage condition on night. The budget, which shows an At the beginning of 1041 Rev. of the person who will always know Ness shot back. raising of $2,059,291.86 through taxei race was appointed a special officer, ncorrcct in a very few days. Buena Vista avenue. As the bor- estimated tax rate of $3.86 as com- No one else In the room desiring for county purposes this year. The} Lenox came to the ministers and mis- The matter of responsibility to the ough of Rumaon has an agreement his address, his employer's name and pared with $3.70 last year, is printed sionaries bonoflt board of tho North- address and his place of employment to speak Mr. Mayor aroBe. 1941 amount was $24,870.04 more< borough in the event anyone engag- with Fair Haven to take care Of the In Its legal form In today's Register. The new tax rate la $11.24' per $1,000 ern Baptist convention to serve, as ed In defense work Is Injured wan road the matter will be discussed or business, 'First I would like to comment," Public hearing will bo held Thursday of assessed valuation as against associate director. • To. take this, po- referred to tho borough attorney, Two Flags, Gifts, with Rumaon officials by Councilman While it Is Important that regis- night, February 26. he said, "on the distortion of this board's Intention as made by Mr. $10.67 last year. sition he left tho pulpit of the. Jud- Bliss Prlco, for Investigation, Peter J. Elchele, chairman of the tration be conducted M speedily as The amount' to bo raised by tax- son Memorial Baptist church of Min- A jnap of Woodbrook traot on streets and walks committee. possible, Colonel Bloomer said that Crosson In the presentation of this The largest single Increase In thsj Branch4 avenuB, near the railroad To Be Dedicated ation for local purposes Uils year matter to both hlB organization ar.d budget, $38,756.22 as against noth4 neapolis, whoro ho had gone after ft The fire committee will study the every registrant will be given ample is $101,732.01 as against $101,029.13 in term as pastor of the Himrod Ave- station, WIB approved, New houses time to respond properly to tho the press. 'I regret to say'he has ing last year, for tha new office of) will'bo erected thoro by tho Am- proposal to install a flro alarm box 1041. - teen playing both sides on this Is permanent registration was the ob« nue church of Youngstown, Ohio. Service February 23 ; In the homo of Collector Georgo ,Cur- questions on the registration card, Tho following explanatory state- While In' Minneapolis ho became erican Home Builders and Dovelop- sue. We have nover denied him tho ject of a resolution at yesterday's) ors. This concern Is also contem- chln on Fair Haven road. Night which on this occasion will be green. ment la part of tho budget: widely known for,vigorous ministry right of a hearing, He was never meeting. In It the freeholders aiU plating erecting 12 duplex houses on in Navesink Church alarms by phone are taken by Mr. White and^clon colored cards, re- Tho Borough of Rumaon completed among tho •yoUng people. Mission- deprived of it. the county board ot elections to rw tho former Mears tract extending Curchln, who then must run to the spectively,'wero used for the first lta operations for 1941 with a cash ary-giving In his church Increased "The board has had to proceed train from incurring any expense* from Rumaon road to Foxwood park, ^ American and . Christian Hags, box at the.corner of River road and and second Selective Service regis- surplus of $32,133.29. This, favorable each year ho was there and tho cautiously In Its preparation of thli in establishing the new office Bntll about midway between Branch ave- which wero recontly donated to tho Fair Haven road to turn In the trations. condition is duo to the payment of a church Indebtedness was reduced by alarm. budget. We are guarding the coun- action has beon taken on a bill novfe nue and Prospect avenuo, and a official board of Navesink Methodist No questionnaires will be given large proportion of tho currdnt levy, approximately $28,000. Tho member- ty's finances as best m can became In tha legislature postponing opera special meeting of tho mayor and church by the pastor and his wife, Tho next meeting of tho council registrants when they register nor the liquidation of a large percentage ship of tho Judion Memorial church council will bo hold next Monday the country Is at war, a fact which ation of the law until July 1,.1M4.* Rev. and Mrs. Edward D. Hyrno, will take place Tuesday night, Fob- will-they thon bo required to under- of tho arrears of former years and If the bill falls the law become*) when ho loft was aboiit 1,000, night to consider the map submitted ruary 24, at which time a public go any physical examination, Col Mr. Crosson has apparently lost by the firm. will bo dedicated at a special patri- tho salo of certain property owned Bight of. Every property owner In oporatlve July 1, 1043, "and registrar Rev. Lenox was born In Salisbury, otic sorvlco Monday night, February hearing will bo hold on the budget, one! Bloomer stated, by tho borough. . Maryland, the son of Rev. and Mrs, the county can't help but como to tlon must be made on that basla Ittt* The bid of the Globe Awning and 23. Questionnaires are given to regis- In mailing up tho lopal budget for tho defonso of this bonrd In Its mediately, Copies of the resolution D. M. Lenox. His fathor, who died trants, after their order numbers In 1024, held pastorates In Maryland, Shade Co. of Red Bank for 15 black- F. Howard Lloyd of Matawan, 1042, tho- Mayor and Council wore stnnd on this matter. The cost of woro ordered sent to each rnnmbe* out shades for the borough hall was former supervising principal of tho Catholic Daughters have been reached by their local facotl with thrco major problems: government has not decreasod. of the election board. , ' Now Jorsoy and Pennsylvania. His accepted. The cost Is $34,50, boards, Physical examinations are brother, Dr. John E. Lenox, Is a med- Mlddlotown township schools, who 1. Tho BorouRH has lost $285,176.00 Former Councilman Batter com- Is In grout demand ai a speaker Plan Benefit Party given only after the boards htvo In ratabloa Blnco tho 1941. budgot vvaa ical missionary under appointment passed on tho general qualifications by the American Baptist Foreign plimented the mayor and council on throughout Monmouth county, will passed. That condition would cause the Improvement!) to tho council Court St. Jamos, Catholic Daugh- of registrants and havo determined Woman's Club Will Enter Draft I Mission society, In Chengtu, West deliver tho dedicatory address. Noll a 19.5 point rise in tho rale if the chambor and to tho borough clerk's E. Johnson, president of the board ters of Amoilca, held a business that they should not be deterred. two budget's wore exactly tho same. China, His mother, who lives In 1 meeting Tuesday night In St. James To Hold Bridge With His Friend ! nnd collector's offices lit the borough of truatoes, wlli accept the flags In After a registrant has answered all 2. This year, dun to an increnso In western. Pennsylvania, Is still acllvn hull. high' school auditorium, at which behalf of tho church with a,few fit- questions and signed his namo to the wutor rates, tho appropriation for The Red Bank Woman's club will . William Blair and Robert Mfctdai in' promoting missionary interests. MiM Helen Lang' of Shrowebury ting remarks, ' • • registration card, ho will bo given a lire hydrants.Is Incrcastcd by $2,660, hold a dcBSert bridge party Monday both associated with tha law flrni Mr. Lenox was graduated from Buck- presided. Twenty-five members at- TAX REFUNDS A musical feature of the evening registration certificate signed by tho a situation pver which tho Mayor ftornoon at 1:30 at the clubhouse. of Parsons, Labrecque A Dordto, noil University arid from tho Col tended. leave tomorow for Newark whan* gate-Roohoster Divinity school. will bo selections by the Navesink registrar. This certificate must be and Council havo no control. Mrs. Lyman C. Vanlnwogen Is chair- A publlo card party will be held In the personal possession of tho reg- they will have their final physical During MB residence In'Mlnnoapo- Arthur B. Borden and Ruth A. Community ohorm. 3. Tho demands for local defense man with Mrs. Frank Gunjjr and February 34 for tho boneflt of tha istrant at all times, Colonel Bloomer examination to "determine whithlfl lls ho served as president of tho Lobdoll, both of Rumaon, woro woro many. Thoro Is includod In tho Mrs. Walter McDouglas as co-chair- American Red Croon. warned, Failure to pemsons tho cer- they will quality for Induction iota Mlnlstors nsaqoltttlon, an Intordonom- nnmod this woolc among the pooplo Roflnanco Your Mortgage. 1042 budget an appropriation of $2, men. There will be prlies for each tificate, or, to show It to authoriied tho army, ' i Inatlonal organization. Ho was also who received Income tax refunds Why pay 091T We represent ao- 500 for tho Locnl Dcfonso Council- tnblo. • . ' Fackatil Sale* A Service persons, constitutes a violation of Se- Mr. Malda has l«tn drafted anal chairman ot the department of com- from tho Internal Revenue depart credited financial Institutions an„,,d„ and appropriations for various oqul The committee Includes Mrs, private Individuals tor tho placing of will bo continued by tho P. W. 8hei* lective Sorvlco regulations and Is Mr, Blair with hl« call due soon wtf ity of the Minneapolis Church fed merit during tho 1941 fiscal year. In mont supplemental therein. \ Thomas Voorhls, Mrs, L. Gray Mar- first mortgago and FHA loans on man Motor Co., 1401 Main street, As- considered prlma foclo evidence of nhall, Mrs, Walter VanHorn, Miss able to havo his number moved 110 oration; chairman of tho commltteo a list of refunds In excess of $500 commercial nnd residential proper- bury Park. Cars will be called for Tho sum of $10,000 has boon ap- Mr, Borden was immod to recbtve failure to register. Flora Wlllgusa, Mrs. Benjamin Crate, so that ho can accompany Mr, BUIt on World Brotherhood .of tho Min- ties, Interest from 414%, Quick and and dollvered. Phone Asbury Pork propriated from tha surplus men- Into th» Army. The fact that to* nesota. Federation ot Cmtrchos and $1,172 and Mrs, Lobdoll' to receive confidential service given all appll 1500.—Advertisement. tioned nbove. Tho not result Is an Jr., Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Mrs. How- Incomo Tax Service. morrow la Friday, the 18th, JiMnf soolal sorvlco chairman of the Min- $1,472.. _ cations. Call or write, Mortgago Spo Incrcnsn In tho nmnunt to, ho rniflnd ard B, Hlgglnaon, Mrs, Herman As- clallsts, tho Josoph P. ScliwiirU R. B. Pcaroo, lax export, will ho cnilorf and Mrs, J. Ritchie Smith. altered Mr, I!|alr'» Intontloni, nesota. Baptist convention, Now Ii the Time at Room 17, Elonei1 building, 34 by Inxntlon for local purpose of Dnfonan Humillcn. Agency, 14 Monmouth street, Red to have your lawn mower sharnonoil. As speaker' before church audl' Bank 3121.—Advertisement. Hroad ntrcot, overy Tuesday nnd $703.7R. Tho total Increase In tho Tho Otor ot Wlnnlnc • BwwwWrt First aid kits, blankets, gas masks, Avoid delay by telephoning Menltt Thursday from 10 to 3 o'clock,—Ad- Quick Sorvlco an Fanportu, nnces ho Is widely known having Machine Shop, phone Rod flunk ,122/ tnx into Is 10 points, which in al- can only be duplicated by th* 1W oB Indian (Ire pumps, bomb goggles, flro vertlaement, mmit entirely dun to th» drop In Identification pictures tor const been a member ot the University oxtlnRUlsherii, blnclcout and luminous Income Tax Reports l'rql'arcdlrqlar . —Advertisement. guards, oltlronililp, college, alien reg- telling "somtone you jovv» th«nthtm» rn.tn.blcn over 1041, ava th«_oi Christian mission team and it fro- paints, wrlstllghtB, whistles, military Bookkeepinookkeeping arrangemtarrangementss (or Huts Cloonoa. istration, or any other purpose, Valantlnt's Day, W» "•' quont speaker at youth conferences, liolmats. station wagon-nmbulanco firmfirm s withouithut baoltkaepars; simplsile j»Btrivi/, P.'taiuna <«»a»leit hnl» *»•• DDnor>' » 1'h1h.ivtt a BlVlftW!ktJ»»fVWak5t, lhtJtl i' JwJ^ttaiS, "•WTWrlrifitP -MTlt; CVC bkibeokiii Installed 'toi1imufitf"ttoi1imufitftotWtt'W? pertly cleaned and blocked, Loon's, Tins Vukivtlun Curds phon« Rod Hank 2278.—Advertise- Bt, Valentfaa Mm«Mtf< Tall*; on marrlsgo and the .homo, Ho has Allonhurst, Phono 640.—-Advertise- como tax purndsea. Call or sco Mr. economical; 0.7 conti • por gallon. phono Red Bank 2800.—Advertise- at tha Art Kraft Hlionpo ns usual ara mont, _. » i » , Broad »tr«ot,-Adv»rtlB«m«nl. written humeroua articles both In ment. , Qranata, at Crate's ofllco. lfl North Ilanoe & Davis, phono Rod Dank 103. ment. _ different, of a itlcnr (IOBIKII, nnd moat llrldgo avonuo, phone Red Bank —Advertisement. iipproprlutn acnllmuntn. And tho 'Daohcloral denominational and Interdenomina- HUB.—-Advertisement, piki'.'i IIIII not lilKhor than tho Infer- A sptolal laundry isrvlos dailgned P««rl««s paint, if naoanXU pint] tint? tional publications, Venetian HHIHIK ItcflnUlmil. Fuel Oil Mako thorn Just like now! Re ' I.lmrott Inn. to suit vour burner; boat grailos and ior Kiiido o[ Ranis; from It! to Jl.Ot). (or you, Backi darned, buttons r* lac 16 cents Quart, golld p»(nt f Tho first uponkor will bs Robert painted, now Injion, new cords, Ren AUimtln Hotel, Fair Ilnvml. Regular dinners dally from 1 to I) prince, IJnoxnollc.il service Vmd D, Ainu a h'i'Ko vnrloty of ulds siiltahlo placed and mending wherever neces- for law bottlo. Full find tt Lane ot the editorial stun ot tho sonnble pi-Inns. National 5 ft 10. New bar and grill open.—Advtrtlie- i, m. Also a. In. carto mtnu, Phono Wllioff Co.., Red Dank, phona D53.- for nil (in-nnlonn, Art Krnft Hhoppo sary, Phona Had Hank 2800, Uon'i tii, paint*, turps anil oil, Ni Newark Evening News, who* will djs- Frown'*,—Advertisement ment. Jltd Bank a»7O.-Adyertl«emont. Advartliement, Rod Ilanli,—AdvoitlBomonU Ivory Laundry.—AdmtUsment. I. • --' Pfltr'o Twr'i BED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12.1942.

onstrated to the Rotary club com- DACGHTEB TO WOBDENS «^ Thomas J. McOrath, River road. Mr. FIREMEN BUY «SO0 BOND. attended a meeting of the MonmoutV Mrs. Dexter Blagden Worden 1* associated with hi* tether, At a recent meeting of the Brevent mittee by representatives, of the hos- Tickets Given Out County Firemen's association Bum Rotarians To Give pital. The sterilizer will enable the Mr. and Mrs. James A. Worden, Xrbert,W. Worden, and twtfbrother*, Park and Leonardo Fire company, day afternoon at tho Hailot fin house. Motion pictures of firemen al,, r*. Institution, to more .adequately and. Adopts British Girl River road, Fair Havenv arethe par- Harry C. F. and Robert F. Wordenr 'Fred W. Meyer.), treasurer, was auth- work In London after, air raid*, pub" efficiently serve this community. The Mrs. Defter Blagden. of Navesln: For Hospital Party enta of a daughter, born Thursday in the conduct of the Worden Fun- orised to purchase a fBOO defense Sterilizing Outfit evening'at Rlverviaw hospital. eral home, East.Front street bond. Members of the Brevent Park ting out incendiary bombi, wart services of the hospital are constant- River road. Red Bank, has adopto shown, after which a social time wai ly being improved and extended in Constance Janet Pitt, 3-year-old Bri- Mrs. Worden It the former EJIia- and Leonardo fire company and Com- 1 Event February 20 enjoyed. ..;;..„•• To Riverview line with the ever increasing demand tish girl, through the Foster Parent* beth IgoOrath, daughter of Mrs, It pay* to advertlie in The BegUter. munity Fire company of Leonardo tor hospitalization. plan for war children, It was an- at Molly; Pitcher : / Locnl Civic Club to Plans for the financing and deliv- nounced yesterday by Mrs. Edne ery of the gift have already been Blue, Plan executive chairman. formulated by the club' arid It'U «x- ., TJckefc .-.w«r*«dl«frUnited": Mond w Benefit Red Bank to' the members ;of Red Bank auxil pected that the sterilizer will be de- iary of Riverview'' hospital for J Institution livered and installed at the hospital annual game- party .Friday night, shortly. : . ' February 20, it f the Molly Pitcher 1 Upon the recommendation of a hotel, .v "•-•; : '.-.' •' committee named for Uia purposo.of Mrs..CharIes'H41ton reported to thi selecting an appropriate project for Nursing,, Class auxiliary Friday that a check fo; the Rotary club of Red Bank in the $25 had been",*ecelved from Monslg- nor JohnB. JWcCloskey and a steril Starts Friday izer, costing.'$1,800, from the Red Bank Rotary.club. It was announc ed that within: the past two years Third War Group at Mrs. George .T. Linton has made 18 draw .sheets, 24 operating room Monmouth. Memorial drapes, 4" square wraps, 40 glove cases, 240 masks ana 40 sheets. . Thirteen young women, comprising Mrs. Robert Reussllle and Mrs. he third war-time class in the his- Vincent J; ''McCiie' "will .Inspect the As Americans we muse keep out- tory,of the Monmouth Memorial hos- hospital this'month... "•' ,'"" • selves in tip-top condition. See pital school of nursing will arrive Other* presentwere Mrs. Theodore D. Moore,' Mri. Charles' G.,NorrIs, that your family sees the doctor :omorrow to begin their three-year 1 :ourse of study. In 1898 six students Mrs. C. A; Spoerr, Mrs. Thomas Dbr- at least twice a year. Health is \JHE REXAU DRUG STORES! intered, while in 1917 only five be- mus, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. ;an training. Now, the school's Sep- ames Stephenson, Mrs. Stanley Wll- one defense important to out \ . •»..- MM . • • ' <>. r" ember class is usually about three klns, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs., victory. Keep your health so you Malcolm O'Donnell, Mrs. Guy Foster, n Broad & Monmbuth StS^ PhOMl444 imes the size of the February class can keep going. o that the enrollment, for 1942 may CONSTANCE JANET PITT Mrs. Frederic Halnes, Mrs. E. G. •each 50.- Fraser, Mrs. John Mount, Mrs. Frank Merrltt, Mrs. Herbert W. Hill, Mrs. Elght of the 13 students are Mon- At the present time the Flan Is op- erating 41 children's projects in Eng- W. J. Duncan, Mrs. Harold K. James, nouth county wbmon. The students Mrs. Fred J. Noble, Mrs. Ensley Mor- re Nancy DeMoo, Imlaystown; Thel- land, jfoster parents include Mrs: Eleanor Roosevelt, Dr. John Haynes ris, Mrs. Alston Beekman, Sr., Mrs.. ma Allen, Manasquan; Elizabeth W._ H. Hendrlckson, Mrs. James A. rnot; Asbury Park; Mary Madonna, Holmes and Mr». Stephen S. Wise. The case history of the child Is as Cooper, Mrs. James C. Parkes and Ve»tJ3elmar;;Jane Pennington, Red Mrs. Lyman Crossman.. __ ank; Julia BarryT Spring Lake; follows: : lelen Bitter, Keyport; Evelyn Lux- Connie and her younger brother imburg, Marlboro; Virginia Conaty, Were brought to our Colony by the HAHRT B, ISAACS, JR. Women's Voluntary Services. The Birthday Party For 'olnt Pleasant; Ester Vanover, New- mother was to-have another baby, presont national omorgoncy, the Red .rkj-Shlrley Palmer,. Kerivll; "Marg- and there was "no one to care for the Bank Rotary club has agreed to de- iret Polhemus, Seaside Heights; Dor- children. The family la poor, but Richard Alan Pryor . fray the cost of a new sterllzlng oiit- thy Scholtzhauer, Wynnewood, have done their best- to lead a fine, 'ennsylvania. self-respecting existence. Matters Richard Alan Pryor, son of Patrol- • itt tot; RlvervJew hospital. were made even more difficult by the The committee, headed by:-Harry man and Mrs. J. Benjamin Pryor of A Rexall product Tomorrow the girls and their par- blitz, which hit their section of the Chestnut street, was tendered a sur- • A. Iteacs, Jr., after making an ex- ints will be guests at a tea in the city, time and again. rise party em his 11th birthday at '•-;'• Unsive study of various wartimeiurses' residence. This is followed Connie has a mild case of chicken meeting Of the Cub Scout Pack of community needs, decided that- the y a three-day orientation period pox at the moment, and she is being the Baptist church Thursday night. .59 gift of the Bterllzing equipment to hlch includes the students' initial given every care and attention. She The party was given by his mother .the local hospital was the best means ip through the hospital. Classes is a big girl for her age, has blue 1 eyes and light brown hair. The child ,nd was a complete surprise to Rlch- 2 available to Rotary to further its egln next Tuesday, February 17th. is quiet and has an affectionate na- rd, who had been confined to his campaign for.civic welfare. Selection of girls for the school Is ture. Her greatest thrill 1B her tome for the past two months with YpiTget all the Vitamins—A, B, C, D, E and The plan of the committee was iased on their scholastic - records, weekly ride In the Colony's pony llness.' "•' ', • adopted by the directors of the ser- ihyeical fitness and special aptitudo cart. G Iron and liver Concentrate, Too—;— ylceciub at a recent meeting and r this work. Their average age is The feature of the party was a Famous Vitamin-Tonic Capsules. •Wai. approved by the members at learly 20. ^While a high school dl- large birthday cake made by Joseph their luncheon meeting Thursday. loma may be acceptable, girls with Holiday of the City bakery and All Ft Debufonfe,50ehoeolaf«« Guild Holding which was decorated in the cub Th» urgent need of the hospital for j rther education or experience are Beg. $1.25 VINELAND PURETEST A,e,D,© IS ft L £ 5 and Bon Bans, pound box • th« equipment ln-qucstlon was-dem-1 referred. • solors, blue and gold, jmd letteKd, 'Happy Birthday, Richard, Cubg'at" Vitamin BJonlc Party Monday Refreshments .of ice cream, cake aim Capstttfiff A A fl it C MINUET,' , — :andy were served. Games were with Muscatel U A L b V Farneroff iwo»fi, It. heart Luncheon, Cards ilayed and all had a good time. 100 fr 2*9 Those attending were Scouts John Wine Bast A IB P© RED SATIN fteaii 42 delfcfoui in Ralph Hall iilllard, and Charles Papier, Cubs ttephen W. Craig, Edwin Cloth, Wil- U A L b 5: frult$ 6 Wnf«. pound box lam Cook, James England, Edward Mrs. Raymond Fullen la chairman Albert, Stanley GUbertson, William REXALL SPECIALS FOR MEN All I? 6 TWIN HEART, an fnrlmaft of a covered dish luncheon andcard :omtck", Dean Havlland, Martin Ides, y A L b d "from m> fo you" pound noorf party to be held next Monday after- teorge T. Morford, Harold Ostrov, noon at 1 o'clock In Ralph hall, Rum- 59c STAG Brushleu Atkt >onald Papier, Donald Robinson, T son, by St. Mary's guild of St. •hllltp Sartran, Raymond Schmidt, Shave Cream, 8'/j ex. jar. *t« A fi I C6 SHvortowfi-PlnkHoorf, J 1.50 George's Episcopal church. Mrs. lussell VanOstenbrldgo, Thomas (In the 5 ounce tube—W#) U A L b W 45 P«*"° enoeofofAf. pounc John Humbert and Miss Louise falling, Jack Walzer, John Warren, Truex are assisting Mrs. Pullen. Howard Walzer, Robert Zellner and 25c STAG 1 f Jumbo Red Heart, A neighborhood meeting will be James Hershon, Rev.. Herbert S. iAftet-Shave Powder _—19* ehocolotei, 2 p held Wednesday, March II, at 2:30 Craig, Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, HORTON p. m., in Christ church, Shrewsbury, Max Cloth, Edward F. Elbert, Mr. 59c STAG After '. and Quiet Day will be observed in and Mrs. Stanley GUbertson, William Shave Lotion, 6 ounttt—4?« March at St. George's. Homlck, Mrs. George T. Morford Mrs. John Carlson, Mrs. Joseph and daughter, Mrs. Louie Tetley, Mi- 50c STAG Lease and" Mrs. Pullen placed money chael Homlck, Harry Papier, Miss Liquid Brilliantlne -39* in the birthday globe at the last Barbara Pryor, Miss Ethel Robinson, 35c STAG meeting. The guild has given J5 to Miss Alice Robinson, Max Saffran, aid China and a similar donation has Mrs. John Walzer, Worth Cunning- Powder tor Men —29* , been made to poor people In England. ham, Stanley Haviland and G. Foster 29c ST^G Perfumed Sweaters will be given to the Ephete Spinning. ' Hair Oil, 3 ounces—. YARDLEY mission In Wyoming. • 39c STAG Perfumed BATH SOAP Mailmen's Auxiliary Hair Oil, 6 vunce Birthday Party Holds Card Party For Leonardo Girl Both Hands FREE with TMs Hattdy AVER PINK Mrs. Morell J. Moore of Church RUBINSTEIN'S Twenty-six friends of Audrey Mur- street, Little' Silver, was hostess RIST-LITE FLASHLIGHT CLOVER Cologne phy of Leonardo helped her celebrate Monday night at a card party given Apple Blesiem her sixth birthday Wednesday of last for the benefit of the charity fund |.00 •week. The table was prettily arrang- of the auxiliary of the Red Bank • for air raid wardens Cologne.. |-°° ed in a pink and white color scheme. branch of the National Association • for firmetf Birthday cake, table cover, napkins of Letter Carriere. Table prizes wore and favors were all carried out in potted plants. The special prize was • for truck driven AVER HoneysHckle C0TY.S PerfMmea pink and white. won by Albert Bloom. The children enjoyed pinning the Those present were Mr. and Mrs. 'complete tvilb COLOGNE Chypv.Parls, L'Aimaftt tall on the donkey. John Chapman John Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. bulbmti 2B won a prize for getting the tail near- Tansey, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dorn, j.25 2' est the proper place, and Betty Jane Mr. and MM. Edward Picollio, Mr. 2 half (Tin Black won the consolation prize for and Mrs. Walter W. Noble, Mr. and pinning the tail farthest away. A Mrs. Albert Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. HUDNUT EVENING In PARIS birthday luncheon was served. Frank Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold The guests were Billy Mulligan, Ely, Mr. and Mrs. George Moxley, YANKT CLOVER PERFUME Bruce Kerrigan, Winnie Cummlngs, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimor E. VanSau- and John Chapman of Atlantic High-, ter and Mr. and Mrs. Moore. toilet Water in Easter Wrappings' lands; Lois Reed of Highlands and |25 Charles Strom, Barbara and William j.00 Halleran, Donald Isaksen, Jack and DEFENSE HEAD TO SPEAK Herbert Gallagher, Betty Jane and Freddie Black, Anne and Jessie Al- Ensley M. White, chairman of the You rnve fie verson, Helen and Madeline Thorn- Red Bank defense council, will ad- Quli — What is fastest sell- dress members of the Taxpayers as- when you buy son, Mary Finn, John Sheohan, ing tablet* in world for Georgo Durkins, Patricia and Joyce sociation of Red Bank Monday night JOHNSON'S' Joslln, Helen Ann, Joan and John at a meeting in the offices of Alston headache, colds, etc. O'Sago and Peggy Murphy of Leon- Beekman, Jr., at 10 Broad street. BABY POWDER does your Powder, lipstick, Rouge Match? ardo. , Mr. White will tell of the operation ;4nmer—ALKA'SBLTHR in the 10 ox. like of the council. Ho? Use EVENING In PARIS Supported by Merchants. ' We she The Red Bank Register Is sup- Employers have paid more than HARMONIZED MAKE-UP ported by local as well • as out-of- $16,000,000 In wage restitution to town business men. Advertisements about 500,000 employees, working appearing regularly tell'the story.— under tha Federal Wage and Hour ifeatures Rouge, Faeel Powder »nd Advertisement. law. ^Lipstick in harmonizing shades

FOWLER'S FRESH COUNTRY VEAL ALL RUMP LEGSi VEAL VEAL 5-6 IDS. 31 7-8 It*. , 29fb CHOPS33 Atk lor ANACIN Moves fast from the Lig- gett shelves for good WEEK END SPECIALS VEAL and PORK LOAF LB. 35° get. relief from limple headache, coldi reasbns as those who use iODENT ASPIRIN TABLETS 25c PHILLIPS 1Oc Tin 30 Bottle 100 MILK OF MAC. TAB 10 LONG ISLAND c Capons 7-s ib». Twth Paita » 5 GR, 100 11° DUCKS 25lb. Roasting Chickens lb. em tell you %p § 50c LYONS 30c HILLS .13c PRIME Individual C TOOTH POWDER 23' COLD TAB. 1 far 13c RIB ROAST MINUTE 25 35 KLEENEX 50c C C laterlba 331 STEAKS *<«•«>• »-<»•<»: SACCHARIN TAB. the tissue of many uses. Don't BARBASOL 26 V* GR, , 1000 26 Broccoli 1 Qo Vapor O pUg«. Jullonne O con* Orlsp lb*. stick a cold in your pocket. BEETS " Spinach ' If. bunch 19 Napkins" 1 Qo Use Kleenex and destroy it FACIAL SACCHARIN TABTAB,, QOc 23< IceDorg; O heads TISSUES 200 % GR. 1000 JJ 2 — prevent spreading of colds Land 0' ORANGES 15° PAPER MILK OF C CHIFBO Evap. •'i Tree - IUpe 21' MILK ,'S NECKWEAR Francis J. Wright, Jr., 20, (seated) crippled In' both legs and one planning a training set-up for such With the curtailment of .;the use rolunteers. Crisp, lacy collars, pf automobiles and the great neod arm as the result of a childhood attack of Infantile paralysis, han- collar sets, Jabots of recreation for defense workers dles the midnight to g a. m. tour as Ocean county air raid warning With the airlval last week of the nnd dickies. Each who are not able to go far from operator at the Point Pleasant police headquarters. A volunteer, he lew 7M-gallon centrifugal Mack their plants, the groups will discuss serves without pay. Shown with Wright is Patrolman Harry Odell, pumper, fallowed by a satisfactory ways and means of attracting vaca- police defcnBe instructor of the Jers»y shore area. In the event of underwriters' teat, the fire depart- The finest tested, loci the general market offers. You must be tion cookers and the providing of an emergency, Wright will receive the' first call and relay It to some ment la now planning to carry out •atlifled or all your money back, Be refund for the empty bag. bettor bus and train service If pos- IS communities. its agreement to purchase the added sible eo that the resorts will be able necessary equipment for the truck ' , \ to entertain thev usual, number of Salesmen met the nre officials Sun-' . visitors. Stress will also bo put on day afternoon when deluge noz2lc remaining for an entire vacation at Uons^Observe sets, gaB "masks, life belts and" nets, Famous Farindale Feeds one place instead of touring. This, Balvage covers and additional 2'/j- it la believed, will be extremely help- Lincoln's Day inch hose were jshown and \helr use ful to the hotel men and tourist demonstrated,- •- .-' ;. ' Lovely 3-thread, first qnal- ts-tb. c.VJ£»A29_ house business and will solve~flome bag" of the transportation problems. "Life of Lincoln"* With the old Mack truck still In ity, full-fashioned chiffons; Scratch Grain all silk. Today's price 98c. In announcing the conferences A. Topic of Address 25-lb, c i«Mb. «fc .99 W. Coffin, managing director, eald: bag "New Jersey, with Its $2,600,000,000 Laying Mash 'tag of war contracts, 1B justly proud of The Red Bank Lions club at. a NYLON HOSE the part which Its industrial centers dinner and meeting Tuesday night SCHULTE 16% Protein - are taking in war production. Naw at tho Molly Pltchor hotel obsorved "WAR TO WIN A WAS." 100-lb. Wo rrotcln Jersey's recreational interests aro Lincoln's birthday and heard an ad- bag now called upon do do their part. dress by Rev. Evald Benjamin Law- Citizens economizing on food, rub- UNITED As the war proceeds, men and wom- Dairy Feed bag son, president of Upeala college of ber, metals and other commodities Sheer, filmy Nylons . en will be working longer hours, East Orange, a writer, translator, essential to war realize that "this is more strenuously and with greater author of hymns and associate edi- only the beginning"; that besides LIQUOR wearing, beautiful; responsibilities. To New Jersey re- tor of Augustana Quarterly, who has huge sacrifices of men, materials, shades. If perfect sorts will be entrusted the revltall- a hobby of collecting Lincolnlana. time and service in the Nation's de- zatlon of these tired executives and DEPARTMENT sell at $1.98. workers in order that they may At 37 years of age he is one of the fense, this greatest, most vital and maintain their best efforts and ob- oungeBt college presidents in the expensive war In history is going to tain maximum'production until vic- United States and Is a speaker of drain the dollars, and cents, resources SPECIALS tory la achieved." considerable prominence. of every American man, woman and Talking on the general topic of child, plus those of citizens yet un- DAINTY LINGERIE "The Life' of Lincoln," Dr. Lawson orn. referred to the great collection of Some idea of the job ahead was in- Lincolnlana occupying three rooms dicated when during the first month COBB'S In the .library at Upaala college, a after Pearl Harbor the Uulted States co-educational institution, and then Treasury paid out $2,100,754,425 for 19 dwelt at length on the fact that Lin- war costs. This two billion dollar CREEK coln had a number of relationships SUPS expenditure was twice the cost of th in Monmouth county. History shows, defenso program of six months prev. ho brought out, that forebears of the lous. With the war hardly under- PREFERRED martyred President lived near Free- way; the national debt topped 6 bil- A grand gift . . luxuriously trimmed hold at least six and maybe ten lion dollars. BLENDED WHISKEY] or tailored slips of rayon crepe or years; that Mordocai Lincoln lived Spending for war can be made far •atin; in all sizes. near Freehold around 1710-14; that more productive by drastic curtail- near Engltehtown there Is a' small ment of Federal, State, county an gravestone with the name of De- local governmental services whlcl borah Lincoln, and that Virginia are not essential to defense. In New John Lincoln, a great-grandfather of Jersey costs of the governmental ma- Vi GAL Abraham. Lincoln, wao horn near chine have soared out of proportior Freehold. to need. These ballooning expendi- Notwithstanding that In the elec- tures must be punctured and broughl PANTIES tion when Lincoln -was qhosen Presi- in line with the actual need of a na- PARK and TILFORD dent, New Jersey/a electoral vote was tion at war. divided, four for Lincoln aad three A highly revealing and understand for Douglas, he traveled across New able picture of "expensive trends ol RESERVE Jersey February 21,, 1861, while on government in this State Is presen his way from Springfield, Illinois, to ed by the New Jersey Taxpayers as- 1.50 •Washington to be inaugurated, and sociation in its 1942 platform. PT 49' ot made three speeches in the Btati Leader of the spending parade ol >2 ona at Jersey City, one at Newark governmental divisions in New Jer- Beautiful rayon satin panties; and one before the members of the sey has been education the Taxpay- lace trimmed or tailored. Several / Senate and Assembly at Trenton.. ers association shows. Despite de- HIRAM WALKER'S Dr. Lawson gave excerpts ,of the clining enrollment of pupils educa- styles to choose from. talks at these cities/ and said the tional expenditures of counties and one at Newark was peculiarly im- school districts during a six year per- pressive and at Trenton Lincoln told iod increased by 20 million dollars to IMPERIAL the lawmakers of the lessons to be the stratospheric height of more than learned from the Revolutionary war 111 million dollars in 1940. Aside .50 battles In New Jersey and, among from this spending, the Teachers PT FIFTH GOWNS other things, said: "The man does Pension and Annuity fund, despite Lace trimmed or tailored, in lustrous not live who is devoted more to assets nearlng the hundred million peace than I am. It may be neces dollar mark, continued to demand i-ayon satin or crepe. Tea rose, blue sary for mi to put my foot down or white. ' .., 1 and receive contributions of several firmly." million dollars annually from the OLD .Stressing the point that Lincoln State. • • "sprung from tho common folk," Dr. Also startling to the average citi- SMART JEWELRY FINE GLOVES Laweon referred to Lincoln's long zen are the figures showing a jump HARBOR list of failures before he was finally In State Government payrolls from 17 elected President; hl» intense, in- million dollars In 1935 to moro than BLENDED terest in common humanity, his deep 26V6 million dollars In 1841. The lore for the common man, the true WHISKEY n State Highway department which prophet the Great Emancipator spent 12% million dollars in 1936 ad- turned out to be,; his ability to bear vanced to more than 20 million dol- and share human suffering, his kind lars In 1910. Tho Stato Motor Ve- of nplondld unlveisallsm and the fact hicle department • doubled its appro- *1.74 that in a divided country he stood priation from $801,485 In 1936 to $1,- for youth, e. E QUART 616,380 In 1940. Pensions, retirement In concluding his talk Dr. Lawson funds and annuities cost tho State emphasized Lincoln's faith in Divine $306,038 in 1936 and 5576,250 in 1940. Providence, a faith* he aald, that Is Supplemental appropriation bills en- needed so much today. At tho close acted by the'Legislature totaled $2,- CARSTAIRS of tha meeting Dr. Lawson was ten-826,653 in 1937 and rose to $3,727,789 to 50" dered an Informal reception in ap- In 1941. WHITE SEAL preciation of his fine address. Citing tho need for local govern- Pendants . .brooches . . Leather, President Jack {tohrey was In roent $135 DPT $1.00 QT clips . . ear buttons . . gloves in clastic novelty charge of the meeting and Rev. Dr. economies to make maximum 1 braceletsj in.gold or silver Lawaon waa Introduced by Third resources avallablo to the war effort, styles. Black, navy, red, Vice President William A. Fluhr, tho. Now Jersey Taxpayers associa- finish. beige and white. - chairman of the speakers' commlt- tion In Its platform calls for curtail- tos. A guoBt, Rev. Walter Cowen, ment of budgets for all governmental OLD DRUM pastor of tho Red Bank Lutheran functions not directly associated with church, was Introduced by Past he war. Blended Whiskey President Albert W. Wordon. HANDBAGS These figures provide public ofll- A honrty welcome n extended to lals with sound basis for cutting 8 $2-68 QT Polished patents, smooth calf*, new Lions Lester C. Lovott and Dr. Theo- current spending programs. Half- pT fabrics, simulated leathers. Wide choico dore A. Doremus, who returned Mon- hoarted attempts at economy are not styles; black, navy and red. day night aftor a thrco weeks' va- nough. The ontlro government op- Why risk your dollars on «n "orphan" Irani) when cation Jn Florida, and chorus sing- eration must bo put on a severely that lame monor will buy • lifetime quality EASY. Ing of "Roclc a Bye Baby" ond con-curtailed war-llmo baBla to the point Remember, wither* aro getting scarcer. The EASY gratulations woro extended to Lion of eliminating not only items ordin- SILVER SHIELD yon buy NOW la the brilliant climnx of 65 yean of James A. Worden In colobratlon of arily considered wasteful or extrav- DISTIIXED DRY BLOUSES tho birth- of a daughter lost Thurs- ueTelopment—*o Ton con count on It turning out agant but even many government Long or short - sleeved Wgger waihlnga quicker FOR YEAHS TO COME. day night to Mrs. Worden. In appre- services which are considered essen styles . . . frilled, tucked, ciation ho distributed cigars to mem- lnl during pcacc-tlmo. pleated, ruffled dfltalls. In - .19 bers and guests. GIN Tho battle for economy Is a "war organdies, sheen; white, NO SCRIMPING ON .IMPORTANT FEATURES Dr. Doromus wns awarded $5 to win a war.'" pastela. worth of defense stamps under the • PlailU Ailuior pro- 0 ImUnt roll-nopwrlni plan whoreby an additional sum Is $129 put In the club's blind fund. wiiluw«ir" Anniversary Fete Mtid-«mo4 • Oiled far lite, precision Next Tuesday night tlio annual ol>- i FIFTH built idirciia. SKIRTS sorvatlon of fathors and sons night O niccapaeltjr SSfai. tub. For Boy Scouts Bowl-bottom dtilin will bo hold by -tho club, with Direc- A new iklrt for her wardV ipeoda tip clotb** rail* tor John Hawkins ond Pnst Presi- «ver, Troop 23, Boy Scouts of America, APPLE BRANDY robe. Plains and pnnteln dent Theodore J. Labrocijub' in will hold their 25th annlvorsafy, din- doccna of 0 Sad I merit trap »ITM on charge, Part of tho program will bo watir cbangci. ner Fobruary 24 at tho Bfllptlst vocnl BolecUorm by tho quintet of thu church. Tho Rod Bank troop, num- GREENDALE 9 Tfacim«1 Gultfo thow Methodist tliurclr choir and a "Quiz when to add more ho bering 28 Scouts, havo Wnrren do water* CIBBJ," with fathora and sons,on op- Brown no scoutmnBtor and Qoorgo posing sides. Schmidt as assistant scoutmastor. HEART. APRONS IUlasoll Tetloy Is chalrmnn of tho I Smart, practical, the bib form* a large ANNOUNCE KNftAGHMKNTf. committee In chnrgo of tho dlnnor. heart and the pocket it fashioned of a Mil. John Hlllyor, mothorn' auxlllnry, will assist In the arrangements. Al- BELLS bright heart; m«de of serviceable per- Mr. and Mis. Hnrry 8, Long, bert W. VanNostrnnd, Stanley Jacobi cale; guaranteed washable. Sunnyaldo farm, Ucd Bank, nn- and Rev. C. A, Thunn nerve on tin nouncod the enHagnmont of ihnlr committee. SCOTCH i'W'lM MJi'^lteH *)„ IrtOB. io, •::tiu... - .,-,-.•„-.:;»• - 'i...x* ><••<**• Auatln A, Wilson, Jr., non of Mr. nml Imported by O. F. Heublcln Bros. Mm, Austin A. Wllnon, ulna of Roil QUAUTBfl Hlcndrtl nml hottlril In Hoollnnrt Ennli. Mlns Long and Mr. Wilson •re both graduates of tho Middle The Oeorgla Poaoh quartet of New JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. town township high schonl, No ilnto York city will glvo a rooltal Wednes- »«u tlank'n Nflwcut, Most Complete Thrift »»*>. Stow, $ lins been not for tho wedding, day at the IUvcr street school (or tin ; _ m, h* —- T88 80-82 BROAD STREET, , RED BANK j TELEPHONE RED BANK 1000 lionollt of the African Mothodlsi Art In I ho nnmo of a Texas town Zionist church, Mlddletown, of.whlc MM FIFTH yitflnU 1IM a town nnmed Ante. Itav, 0. .W. Murphy. 1* pastor, Pflpfc RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12.

out advance notice. Tht Marltlm armed forces and the "folk* at Albert Lathdar. J«n«t strnthmao, rnnil Scholastic Honor Howland. Ronald SMtn, WalUr Ornbb. Service Council comiriUilon sail through co-oper Appeal Made home" working lor Bundles tfor Emrjlih—Jonej Anderaon, Justin* John, ative action with American ship op- America. . ' ' Roll At Rumoon •onon.. Allc* Uaita, . Ann Moll, J«il» FURS erasers, Imports of ten important , Every American nmat ba given FFarkaik . KKtnntUU i IIiinmin , JJun e WoodWd , WEEK OF THE WAR ruir, Jataminla Hullrtoi, Frlti* Bullwln- Sponsors Concert raw material* increased about 300 For Bundles the opportunity to back up our men , The following pupils pf Bumson ktt, Wtlttr Orubb, Ronald Jeffrey, Dor- per cent during 1MI. The commis- through Bundle* For America. -This high school receive*, a marit of "A" lh Janei,- Albert Laahder, Jean Hoffat, sion maintained Its shlp-a-day con means that there must be a, branch In tho subject indicated and are re- Hon O'Connor, Lois ROftira, Harrx Proceeds Slated if or For America in every city; town and village in ceiving the commendation of tha Beilarraan, Jasat fltrolhman, Oeorsa Cur- President Roosevelt told his presi struction schedule by launching 14 1 chin, Lorralna da la Motta,^ Nancy Egaa,' tbe country. ." , . ;'' school for their high «ojwla»tlc Norna, Ilerbor, Patricia Hnlda, Virginia, Aabury Park U.S.O. conference Pacific councils pp-ordln- ntw veiaeli during the list half o : ating the war effort of tb,e UnUei Bundles For America wlU'ftirnlJh achievement: -_•.-'. ; ' Woodruff. Loulio Wllion. Maybtlla Kali, January, Eight French" merchant BranchesNeeded John Btrothraan, Monroa Dlxon, Doria States in the southwest Pacific hav ships in U. a. ports were requis- Information and a comprehensive Allan.' Sponsored by the Shore Deferue Bltnkirn, Dtrh.ra , Howled. Webud been operating for about a month. itioned by the commission. plan for forming ••' branch, 'together ' Aliabrr—I^onard Faldt, Oourad da 1» ServicB council, the Asbury Park in Every Town _ with publicity material' and other Hurd. John StroUuann, J«i»"' E*itle», The military command In the ABDA Production and Oonrerutlon. Wotta, I/orralna d« la Motte, Nornin concert band will present a program area itself, the President said, Js in necessities. Y.our. efforts in lauhohing Ilerber, .Patricia Hnlda, LouUo Wllion. of symphonic and patriotic mtulc a the WPB' announced it cleared, in the Country a branch of Bundles For Am»rl& yrtli Georn Ourahln, Bob«rt EmUce, Blthard the hands of Gen. Archibald WnveH, contracts amounting to I billion In Oan.r»l Sdtrea—M'onroe Jlxon, Jacob lord. DavldsHlck», Walter Orubb. Convention hall, Asbury P*rk, Bun b« a wal contribution to the wir 1 . Bl«no»rophy—Juna Andonon, Oraw but strategical problems are-referred the week ending January 21. The Graf, Hugh Ha *, Ceorga Ouienlni Mar» day afternoon,. .March 8. Arthu To'the editor* of all the dally, effort of tlie United Btatea. No time tha ' BlankWn. Mayhalla 'Bali.' Johil Oauer, Barbara'Coia, Dorothy Little, ETI. to Washington and tohdon., The War department announced produc- l;n Dannatt, Adeline Roblmon. Pryor, world-famous band leader, Joint military and naval Stan's sit In weekly and bi-weekly newspaptrs must be lost. We nuist'iSova 4n-tha Bttothman, Janit EiUiloa, Jane Qard.lla, tion of .30 caliber ball ammunition Wclfrti We»t. ' • , ^,, , „ >. Geometrj—Frltia Bullwlnkel, Wnlttr will be guest conductor. v of the United States, Its territories tempo of our whole, inatlonW'Js'a.r ef- fltubb. Frank Howland, Ronald Jeffreys Washington. was nearly doubled during the first Conductor of the recently-formed and dependencies. . . fort and get solidly and unitedly be- ley, Jacamlnla HuUaboa, Oran McOIrr, Dorothy Jonei, Jean MolTat, Lonli Ror- The Senate passed and sent to the three weeks of January 1842 over the hind our men in the field, bur men eri, Harry Sesearman, Janat Strothman, concert band Is Frank A. Bryan, di White House a Joint authorliatlon We hops every newspaper in the Helen Biajalmaii, Jaipea Sinclair. rector of Instrumental music at the corresponding period last year. War United states, -without exception, on the waters; our men'In the air. , CheuUtrr—Harvty, Marcellui, Ohatlat, for a $500,000,000 loan to China. Pres- Department Production Director They are on pur,first line. The most, Seven towns in th» country art) Asbury Park hlgK school. He wu some 12.0J5 of you, will print the 1 rhyi'lo—Juitlna Johmon, Kaimeth S«»- ident Roosevelt said the money will Knudten announced the Chrysler dangerous one. We on the second named Dixie. ; formerly with the Harris-burr Sjrm make It possible for the Chinese to following for Va and Bundles For phonic orchestra. corporation will construot a 1100,000,- line can and should support them to Prob.' of Damo««/—Chariei Rahrlt, purchase numerous war materials; America. We also hop* you ilt tho limit of our time and means, We Halen Rlsmlman. The program will also Include in- 000 plant In Chicago to turn out make editorial comment thereon «» both In China and in other countries. Wright 12-cyllnder air-cooled engines. must strike now, 180,000,000 of us, . Sp«nlih-~JacartiInla Hulteboi, Lola Bo«. strumental and vocal soloists and se He said the loan would be a deflnlto that every one of your reader* will for victory and thus giin the peae'e"; «ra. Juno Andonon, I-«6nard Foldt. , , lections by the Appollo club, directed . War Production Chairman Nelton read the message it carries to our Hlatory—Walter Orubb, Ronald Ja(tr«y, HELPS PREVENT relief for the Chinese financial struc- of the world t Will you help Bundles I.oli Roger*, Jana Woodruff, Nancy Ejran, by Julius Zlngg. announced adoption of a system of 180,000,000 people. A cauae of such ture strained by the long war with dolly progress reports to check pro- For America?' ' , Floranco Bayard, Martha Blankharn, P». Funds derived from admissions, the Japanese. Inestimable valua to our lighting tilcla Hnlda, Loulio Wllion, Lorralna da duction delays "anywhere along the forces on Und, sea and In the air, If you have aomehlng to send now la Motte,' Virginia Woodruff. Maybella MANY will be used by the Snore Defense The White House announced the V, line." He merged priorities and Bald, John Strothman, Oatolyn Wllion. Service council to help defray the and to their morale, should have the (at once) write us at national Head- Latin—Carol Bruce, ".PrltW Bullwlnkal, . Tb relieve .8. through the RAF has dropped a sub-contracting field offices In a n«w quarters, 475 Fifth avenue, New coats of maintaining, the U. S. O. second pamphlet over several occu- support of every man, woman snd Dorothy Jones, Jean Moffat, Janot Stroth- COLDS Bureau of Field Operations to pro- child in our great country. Our York city, New- York, and Jve will man, Lorraine da la Motta, Walter Grubb, Misery of center In Asbury Park. pied-French seaports In the'"biggest Patricia Hnldu, Loulaa Wilson, vide "fastor, more efficient service to safety and very existence are de- advise you where 'to send, ' ' from developing LIQUID The Asbury Park concert organiza- pamphlet bombing job ever done," business and industry." The WPB 1'rench—Helen Black, Carol • Bruoa, Put a few drops of Va-tro-nol up =>• TABLETS tion Is composed of musicians be- The first pamphlet, announced a pendent' upon our soldiers, sailors Frltia BullwlnVjl, Ronald Jeffrey, Doro- asked the typewriter manufacturing .nd airmen, who are making ever/ thy Joriei, Albert Lahdar, Jean Moltat, each nostril at the very flntsnlflfe SALVE longing to the American Federation month ago, stressed the traditional Industry which produced 1,000,000 Janet Btrothman. Juatlne John«ton. Jet- NOSE DROPS saorlOce, including life Itself, that or ineeze. Its quick action of Musicians of Asbury Park, as well friendship between this country and machines In 1941 to cut its normal Wins Fir«t Prize tin Parlcet, Loulia Wilaon, Jana Wood- COUCH DROPS our freedom and way of life may •ruflf. aid) Nature'* defenses «••»»* 666 as other outstanding musicians from 1 France; the second told of the rap- iroductlon 25 per cent, immediately be preserved. It Is surely the wish On Amateur Night Offlco practice—Qraca Bauer.. Edith Bgalnst colds. Follow ¥i*nS Try "Rul-My-TUm"-a Wonderful Liniment all stations of the county. dly-expanding U. S, war production. and cvnvert Its facilities to war pro- Champlln, Adclin* Koblnaon. Members of the concert band from >f every one of us to contribute to Pvt, 1st class' John Stein of Fort Typewriting—Frltta Bullwlnkil, Pany duction, he comfort and well-being of our fe Monmouth county Include Air. rlanoy,.Borothy Jonea. ' * . .' Monmouth won first prlte In the Biology—Norman Adame, CarolL Brllno, Worthly, Walter Bowne, Lorln Pat- A Navy aviation training program fighting forces and to help make amateur night sponsored by the Expert Repairing Central Information Service. them feel we are. with them. It is terson, Joseph Barberlo, George H designed toi develop 30,000 of the President Roosevelt directed tho Women's! Victory league of New kins, William Bryan, Ray Coreale, toughest pilots in the world annually :he very least we oan do for them York city held Friday, at New York •-- i- --'- OF -- United States Information Service to o help again that victory, and Marvin King, Edward Stahl, James tor the Navy and Marine corps will expand its facilities "so that visitors before an audience of 2,000 people, Espositl, Frank Faulson,-W. Stanley hrough It that peace, we all pray, Benny Goodman wno judge, i WATCHES, CLOCKS tie put Into operation by May 1, Navy shall have one central place to which may be brought to all peoples on Reba, Joseph Collettl, Henry Herlg, Secretary Knox announced. Applica- Stoln'a act consisted of the play- Frederick Smith, Jr., Chet Arthur, they can go for-dlreptlon and infor- this earth. ;:. ^ ';.. __._!_ and JEWELRY tions for training are now: being avt. = William 'Marks, Ices having direct contact with the 'ho received thunderous applause Direct Beductlon Mortgage. • No--red ETEUSSILLES' Sixteen years is the minimum age ization in the world to join. Jackson, Stanley Cole and Arthur mbllc, and that their activities be for his impersonations of President tape , .', No application fee . . .No 36 Broad St., Red Bank Brown. for enrollment for ground service, :o-ordlnated under the direction of a Tour own desire to help win this war and any contribution Which you Roosevelt, Clark Gable and Lionel premium or bonus . . . Advantage of nd 18 for flight duty. The Civil entral "office." Barrymore. - . Tel. 1831 There's a town named Blue Moon Aeronautics administration1 reported make, either of time or money, en- dealing locally . , . Faster servloe and in Kentucky. - ' - - 60 per. cent Increase in private fly- Civilian Defense. olls you in this great work, The first prl^e. was a supper and better satlsfottlon ... Interest, and ing- during 1941. The Senate passed and sent to the But more than this, Bunaleo For ntertalnment by Bonny Goodman .merica . will give tangible proof it the Hotel New Yorker, principal leduee monthly, The War Front. House a bill to create a f 1,000,000,000 fund to compensate American prop- lach day to our-fighting men that Gen. MacArthur's troops in the re stand close by them; that our Lawyer In Army, 'hllipplnes repulsed continuous at- irty owners for war damages. Th« iearts are with them wherever they 'und would compensate, for losses Isidore I. Zlotkin, son of Mr. and tacks by the enemy throughout the .re.\ : « week. Enemy losses during the week >ther than life or personal injury to Mrs. Jacob Zlotkin of Freehold, has he extent of $16,000. OCD Execu- The help you give goes directly to Included ll'piahes plus an undeter- them without red tape, without de- enlisted In the army and reported SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION, mined number destroyed in the air Ive Landis announced cities in tar- for duty at Fort Monmouth last et areas will not be required to sub- lay. ,i RED BANK, N. J. and on the ground in an attack on The greatest needs of our sailors week. Ho Is a lawyer with offices 21 MONMOUTH ST., "apanese-oecupled Marshall and Gil- mit requisitions for protective equip- iraving icy waters of the North, and at Freehold and his offices will, ro- bert Islands, many fleet auxiliaries, ment including gas masks and aux- iur soldiers on duty in Iceland or mala open while he is away. two, transports and "probably" a iliary fire-fighting equipment to be ther Northern parts, now aie for provided by 100 million of Federal hird, and an enemy warship tor- warm knitted . sweaters,, helmets, 'uncle. He said the equipment would pedoed. U. S. losses were 13 planes, carfs, socks, gloves and the care- o allocated to tho various areas ac- ully packed comfort'klUrwhlsh our wo tankers and two freighters. The cording to their likelihood of attack, Navy and Marine corps reported worker* are making by tho thou: vulnerability and present equipment, anas. officers and men missing or attorney General Biddle established Prisoners of war. The House passed It you wish to help knit theee gar- special War Frauds unit within the ments, please start at once and get and sent to the Senate a bill to con- Department of Justice to prosecute tinue the pay of persons in the armed them in jvith all speed, as. they are ll cases Involving frauds In connec- moat urgently needed. Officers of 'orceg and civilian employees of the :lon with the war effort. War and Navy for a year after re- he Army and Navy now ask for ported missing, captured or Interned. CivlUnn Supply. S0,000 (many times more will be Price Administrator Henderson an- needed) of these knitted garments •'• • . Navy. or our men on North Atlantic arid u^pmmmmtMmmmmAHm, nounced rationing of new pustnger Paclflo patrol duty, and In training Congress passed the largest appro- autos to eligible, users will not begin priation bill in history of nearly 24 camps. You can buy the wool at before February 26, and delivery of cost in any of our brances, and re- billion in direct cash appropriations cars purchased but not delivered be- and 4 billion in contract authoriza- eive special Army and Navy In- ore the Government froie all sales ductions. ion for the Navy. The Navy said ill begin February 12. The WPB With you get .00,000 men have enlisted since the 'ood Supply Branch asked sugar re- If you wish to make comfort kits,; Lttack on Pearl .Harbor, and,the Ma- tailers to take care of small indus- here is how: fXTRA Heating Service Fi?EE/ ine corps has passed the 100,000-man rial users who have bought sugar CONTENTS OF KIT e 'blue coal' is a responsive, dependable mark in offlcers.and men,.both-ro- from them In the past so" they can erves and regulars. Three destroy- BUNDLES FOR AMERICA ARMY fuel that makes home heating easy foe :onduct business on a minimum 1. Bar of soap rs and one battleship were launched lasis. The OPA Consumer Division your wife... easy on your checkbook. It 2. Large tube brushless shav* and two more destroyers and one aid wool products sold during the ruiser will be launched Lincoln's cream sends up heat quickly when you open tha Jmergency still must carry a label 3. Bakellte razor ' ilrthday. :elllng the fiber, content of the ar- draft on cold mornings. And it hums long, 4. Package of five razor blades slowly and steadily with little attention Selective Service. :lcle. • • 6. Styptic pencil Selective Service Director Hershey Prices. 6, Large tube of tooth paste ... keeps every room warm and cozy all isked local draft boards to aid de- Price Administrator Henderson set 7, Tooth brush daylong. erment of apprentices inessential tiling prices for electric phono- 8. Pocket comb ' war production trades because there [rapns, radios and all tubes and 9. Nail clipper .With 'blue coal' you get the frca a mounting demand for . skilled >arts at the levels of last October 10. Two pair strong brown shoe heating advice of our John Barclay Ser* workers. Gen. Hershey said a plan .5. He also set celling prices for laces vice Man. He'll ehow you how to get as been proposed for allowances ashing machines and ironers. 11. Brown shoe polish more and better heat for your fuel dol- nd allotments to release for lnduc- Wholesale and retail prices were set 12. Shoe brush :lon. many registrants now deferred or passenger autos under Atik ra- 13. White handkerchief lars. Order 'blue coal' now and atart n grounds of dependency. In World lonlng program, Including vs.. pro- 14. Pencil saving I war 1, he said, payments' up to $50 a •Ision to compensate dealers for NAVY month were made. He said no nguru torage expenses. The WPA report- 1. Bar of soap PHONE US-YOUR ORDER TQDAYJ \S will be issued on the number of men id that since the beginning of the 2. Large tube bruihless shave ho register February 16. lofense program, rents have been ln- cream Shipping, reased In 114 of 113 vital defense 3. Bakellte razor ireas surveyed. 4. Package of five raior blades HJ. SHERMAN & SONS, Inc. FRED D. WIKOFF CO, President Roosevelt told his press 5. Styptic pencil Saving'learned that hone inference emergency shipping 6. Large tube of tooth paste Phone Long, Branch 390 Phone 'Red Bank 552 ichedules makes it almost impossible Ann Corson Ellis 7. Tooth brush < washing does not pay, she no ;o utilize full cargo capacity of 8. Pocket comb ' HENRY ALLEN CO. American merchant vessels because 9. Nail clipper Phone Eatontown 49 DUtrllnted tr Uu B. L * Xf. Doal Oj longer does her own washing. ar developments often make it Engagement Told 10. Two pair strong black shoe lecessary for the ships to sail with- Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hills of laces TUNE IN ON ''THE SHADOW'' EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON vorett and Bethlehem, Pennsyl- 11. Black shoe polish vania, have announced the engage- 12. Whisk brqpm' With numerous other chores demand- ment of their daughter. Miss Ann 18. White handkerchief Corson Kills, to John Hare Powel, 14. Pencil ing their toll of energy, the modern on of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Powel SEWING KIT FOB INCLO8URE if Providence and East Greenwich, IN KIT BAG Planning (node Island. housewife has neither the time nor BUNDLES FOR AMERICA ARMY Miss Bills is, & graduate of MIBJ 1. Ten yards darning thread inclination to be bothered with tha 'ortefa school, •Farmlngton, Con- Ten yards white No. 40 thread Y OU R lectlcut, and Is a member of the Ten yards extra heavy khaki inconveniences of home washing. a Program unlor Welfare league of Bethlehem. linen thread Mr. Powel Is a graduate of St. Soorge's school; Newport, Rhode 1s- Six assorted sizes white buttons and. He Is a member of the class Three sewing and darning RED B A N K if '42; Harvard university, where he needles • H you have been "doing your own," for your Club, a a member of the Hasty Pudding Pair of scissor* :lub. Three safety pins * why not commandeer the aid of Little NAVY Church Society •HI LEADERS JMJECT.' Ten yards darning thread Falls? We'll take care of all of the Ten yards white No. 40 thread Ten yards extra heavy black washing and moBt or all of the ironing Frod W. Daum of Engllshtown linen thread or P.T.A. •an elected president of the Mon- mouth County 4-H Leaders' assoola- Six assorted sizes white buttons • r-depending on the service you select. Three sewing and darning *blue eoaF tlon for the coming year, when the needles group held their regular meeting on Thursday evening, February B, In Pair of scissors' Three safety pins the Extension office, Freehold, N. Wt urge1 you to start Immediately Enjoy thh Washday freedom^ T. Other officers elected -were: vice- because hundreds of thousands are D EA LER Inquire about free ihowlng iresldont, H, L. Voorhees, Wayside; eeded for the Army, Navy, Air force, beginning TODAY: leciotnry, Mrs, Felix Vecchione, Aa> of Ih* n«w tound-color film: Coast Guard and Merchant Marine. niry Gardens, nnd treasurer, Wll- Some of the other things that will lam M, Pattoraon, Ardent.. yn most helpful and acceptable arc "Any Tuesday Afternoon" In f»c« of tlie present automobile 1. Collection of books © © © lire situation and the extra demands 1. Collection of magailnt* Dramatic lloiy ol rea|.||fe (oik. Jolng placed upon everyone's time, 3. All kinds (if games, such as Little Falls 4-0400 • Red Bank 2600 Inlereillng; •ducallanal, anler- tho association voted to temporar- checkers, camelot, halma, ily discontinue regular meetings. A talnlna. A ipka of h\imor, too. backgammon, acey-deucey, lew sectional meetings may be held dart games, chess lboutthe county with smaller groups 4, All klnda of puzzles )f lenders, and the annual meeting 0. Vlctrola and radlola records Aik our ravttmont drop ui »t the 4-H club rally will be con- are more In demand than al- FRED D. WIKOFF CO a tatd er feUphorta >• tinued, most any other thing Miss Margery L. Bcssom and H. Limi TAUS 4-0400 There are scores of other Import- is J^B^U. 4nU.jcUiV».Ii:x.™g|o»sgonU; nl'Haifa-awaiting'you ind'they'all' BANK, W. J. ».-.. RY led discussion with the leaders on will be distributed by. National th« following subjects: .4-11 Victory Morale officers In the various Naval iy MD IAIW :orps—"jTpod for Freedom" projects; District* and Army Corps Areas. LlTUE Pomona grange awards, and leader Tha entire country Is being sub- Telephone Rod Bank 532 meetings in Gardening practices to divided into notions exactly oorres- bo conducted by the Agricultural • Comphny dlK with tho IS Naval DlJ'r|ct» Brf p/tontoj/ Lanndtjlng Rug Bhaapoolnf Collega ami, Hxtenslon. servla* on Krid'th* nine Army Corjps Areni In UrUI Mil «O IANK nj»«d»ys, February 17 ana 14 and order

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they u individuals can play la ulti- Ing ot American ehips or the herolo beea establlehed, "They should spring up like T New Law Passed On RED BANK REGISTER mate victory.' .- ' stand of General (MacArthur and hl« Defense Council muBhrooma to prove to "the bpy« up front that It is little enough, we think, to uk men. No doubt the patriotism of the Birth Certificates E5TABI1SHED Ilt> we are in back of them. ' ' • 1 ' Editorial- Views them to' conserve their equipment,' radio men is commendable; but we - 9B0MAS ntVTNO BBOWW and Ift' 1U conservation to aid 1A I*-sometimes wonder whether excess of February V, IMS. Chairman Still 5 Red Bank Register . Editor ana Fnbllaher ducing th« highway accident toll. IDS! Isn't bringing them to a point Of Other Papers Life is a precious thing to our boy* where the reaction may be juit tba Bed Bank, gM/aa 3. HOGAN, Associate Editor on the high seas, in tin Philippines one they don't want. Two lettera in New Jersey. Hangs On To Job University of Life Fills h Gentlemen: V.' HABOUJ KEIXY- ' CHESTER f. BKAWAW and other far-flung outpoitf. , It our correspondence section last week (Th> oplnloni mrnnd in tha> Ulteihl suggest this may be true. The Enclosed please find copy of ray . Assistant Editors Need in Our Spiritual Life. should not be held cheap hsre in bill, Sonate No. J8, which was passed Governor Edfion'a Vliwj ber.undir do not noewunly c»n? America, • hearty insincerity, of an announcer I S. HATBS, Managing Bdltar tilt tndorfimtnt of Th» Kaglittr) today. The Bed Bank Baptist-church' this Sun The Keystone Automobile Club, in plugging breakfast food sound! Just I isel that (ha publlo should b) ap- Effort to Replace Him MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THIS WAR WINTER. Its representation of the motorist in as heartily Insincere when ha urges prised of 1U contents as it will save day will hold its final session of the University you to go out and die for your coun- Th« Awpclatid Pnai I* exeluilvilr oBtltli' to tht Hit for n. On the basis of the season aa com- terest, will continue to urge upon the persons wanting a birth certificate lav Unsuccessful ubHcmUonef all n«wi dlipifckej cndlt.d to It or not »tn«rwU. of life series which during the past several try, How many times a day can tht trouble of appearing before tho l»redlte' d to this pap« «nd §Jio tht lotil iiw yublUliti ttercln. monly reckoned, the week Just passed Government oMlblllMee terest of the motorist we want' to ready aooumuliUd. Can they also man of the state detenu council in truth was that when he spoke win- Introduced February J, 1M3, far tjpogr«hlcal erron In »dvertli«m«»t« but will reprint economic and world conditions and have been feel that the fight Is worth while; flnd out how much a consumer, favor of Leonard Dreyfuas, Essex Sat port of an wjvertliemtnt In which the trpofraphlstl error ter had not even reached dead cen- wastes? • By Mr. Proctor oeciiri. Adrertiitr» will pliui notify the maneiement lra»«- a means of providing enlightenment to those ter. Had he wished to argue that that we are in the forefront of a Fella advertising exeoutlve, promot- Tht most selnih hoarding house- Referred to Committee on Publlo dlately of any, error which nur OMUr. . • . ' * ' who attended any or all of the sessions. only seven weeks of winter re- struggle to keep for worthy cltUens Health' •••'• ' ed the confusion would "get pro- mained, ho woutd, Have bad to con- an instrument essential .to their wel- wife would hardly let out to accu- An Act concerning the recording of gressively worse." ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1?, 1M2. fare. , mulate a ton"in the pantry; but It unrecorded blrthi, and amending sec- Here is useful work for the church in a fess that only six weeks had al- appear* that average consumers In Th» Demooratlo governor lament- ready passed. But by Insisting that Our stand, and the stand ot all oth- tion 20:8-38 of the Revised Statutes. ed that "things are at sixes and world of changing values. Preaching of dogma ers working to the same end, is Now York City dally throw away Be it enaoted by the Senate and 'four months" of winter had already about three and a half tons by not sevens" In tho defense organization, is not enough to satisfy the needs pt a great passed in Russia his method ot cal- weakened by that class of motor ve- General Assembly of the.State of what with divided authority and Welcome, Sergeant Lockard, to hicle owners who won't htlp the na- adequately agitating spoons in cups, Now Jersey: . , many people in these hectic days. These people culation logically compelled him to Such Inadequate activity of the 1. Section 28:8-38, of the Revised something lest than'amity and har- Fort Monmouth Officers' School. admit that four months more of tion at war by conserving equipment spoon leaves some sugar In the oth- Statutes is amended to read as fol- mony existing among the various look for spiritual leadership, but it must be such prolonged "winter" are ahead. and deporting themselves in a man- erwise empty cup. Three and a half lows: 23: 8-88, The birth of any child chiefs. - Staff Sergeant Joseph I. Lockard, the a tolerant, an all-embracing leadership, In strategic terms, in terms of the ner'to reflect credit on motoring— ton« a day in New York City; 1,350 which has occurred or which may Stephan, the governor asserted, had long unsung hero of Pearl Harbor, wlio de- condition of the soldiers at the front The Keystone Motorist, tens « year. For the United States hereafter occur and which Is not re- dons an efficient job in setting up streamlined to fit our peculiar needs. and of the civil population, the win- all together 25,000 tons of sugar. Two corded in the bureau'at vital statis- the framework of the defense coun- tected the approach of Japanese aircraft on ter hardships still to como are prob- AXIS AGENTS ON NOBMANDIE shipload). A proverb pops up. What tics, as required by.this chapter, may cil, but had limitations In his abil- Rev. Charles A. Thunn, pastor of the be recorded in the bureau as follows: the morning of December 7th and whose warn- ably at least' equal to those that There were Naii agents aboard Is worth doing Is worth doing well..;_ ity to put the program across on a have already been suffered. a. By filing in the bureau a, cer- church, is doing a splendid work in present- the INormandle. No"- official-inquiry —A houjdwife might, exclaim:. "Now tificate over the signature of tbo phy- stale-wide basis, Dreyfuss, Edlaon -ingto his superiorofficer went unheeded, has ing these UniveTsity~of life^ courfies and we^ For many months before Its ap- is necessary to establish that fact. whoever thought of that!" and an- sician or midwife who attended the said, was the man to'"seU" defenso been awardeifthe Distinguished Service Medal pearance the world looked forward What an'lhojulry may determine is other ask: "How on .earth do they birth or over the signature of the to the public congratulate him and the church which he o this winter with a dread that who permitted them to board tho know?" It appears that Dr. John L. father or mother of the child, But the senate, as It has on so and has been appointed to the Officer Candi- serves as its pastor. time has unfortunately not shown ship, and what was their nature. An Rice, City Health Commissioner of b, When. It is impossible to aeoute many; prior occasions during Edl- rdate_school fttJFortMonniouth. _• to be groundless. In the sheer num- investigation may disclose sabotage, New York, thought of It; arid "how the slsrnature of any of the i aqn'« firat year In offloe, did "not sol bers of peopio~io~~whorar~it"~has though official statements and eye- they know"'was come at by making named, the certificatrtll e may be signed eye-tMya with him. Stophan's per- The Roberts' report on the Pearl Harbor brought suffering and misery it has witness accounts .discount the likeli- a survey of 8,113 abandoned cups in by any peri on who has deSnlte know- formance was good all around, they, not been surpassed by any winter hood of deliberate destruction. But 3t restaurants in four boroughs ot ledge of the facts concerning: the argued, and noted that ha had dona disaster brought to light the fact that an un- Dr. James W. Parker Well that metropolis. Of these cups one birth or by the person whose birth in modern times. Europe itself had' saboteurs are not the only agents the Job In addition to his work aa named private had stayed overtime at his working for Hitler. out of every five contained undls- Is being reported, provided substan- Deserved Testimonial. become a Bark Continent, of whose tiating documentary • proof la sub- itate budget commissioner. There is Thoughtlessness; Investi- solved sugar, 1,328 showing that the listening post that Sunday morning and, at nternal conditions we catch only laiy spoon had left half a teaspoon- mitted and noted upon the certificate Stephan gots }10,000-in his fiscal About 300 persons from various walks of fleeting and partial glimpses. But gators may track down this Nail by, the person before whom the af- post, but Is unsalarled as dofonoci T:02, had detected the sound of a large force agent when seeking to establish the ful, 302 nearly a teaspoonful, and 62 life paid tribute to Dr. James W. Parker, of wherever the curtain is lifted for a more than a teaspoontu).' Using fidavit is taken./ chairman. Dreyfuas would not bo 0f approaching aircraft, calculated to be 132 moment we find the same spectacle cause of the fire. One eyewitness, o. In every cose the certificate shall pall In the council, job, either, Ed!- Shrewsbury avenue, at a testimonial dinner who believes he saw the start of It, arithmetic and a "very low estimate" aniles away from Oahu. of cold, misery, famine and disease. of per capita consumption, the sur- be accompanied by an affidavit at- ion said. Dreyfuas recently was In Greece, in Norway, in France, told of the stacking of great quan- testing the correctness of the Infor- appointed to EdUon's executive war last week at Pleasant.inn.. Almost as many tities of inflammable material not vey reached e. conservative' conclu- mation given therein, which affidavit The private reported the fact, after a care- in China, as we know, the wretched- sion. •" . cabinet aa civilian defense director. more were turned away due to insufficient many feet from' metal decorations shall be a part of the record of the Stephan In not a cabinet member. ' ness of the people has,been enor- birth. A copy of the affidavit shall ful check, to his superior officer, a lieutenant, that were being removed with acety- Everybody knows there Is a short- Another figure in the complicated room. Among those who in short addresses mously intensified by the ruthless lene torches. accompany each certified oopy of any ,\yho,_young and inexperienced, thought the praised the community work of Dr. Parker policy of Nazi or Japanese looting. age of sugar, but this common record of the birth Issued by the defense picture is state secretary for planes were American aircraft. Fifty-three Even neutral countries, as a result Companion of .Thoughlessnesa, al- knowledge apparently hadn't Induced State Registrar. . , ' • def enie Richard P. Williams, retired were Mayor Charles R. English, Thomas Irv- of the shortage of transport and the ways ready to follow up where the many consumers to stop using* mere , d. The affidavit (1) If taken In New brigadier general of Marines, whom minutes later, at 7:55, the Japs attacked. The ing Brown, editor and publisher of The Reg-general world Impoverishment, are way has been prepared, is Negli- sugar than they stirred.—The Cbrls- Jersey, shall be taken before a cir- Edison' placed In the $12,000 a year Roberts' report states unquestionably that the suffering' as never before. But what gence. Be may have slunk aboard tlon Science Monitor. cuit court judge, (the) a .judge of position when the senate turned ister ; Theodore D. Parsons, Thomas it. Gop- of the conquerors themselves, and in the shadow of some workman. (the) a court of common pleas, a Williams down lor state police BU' planes Sergeant Lockard heard were the Jap- their allies? Are they well off be- The Mormandle represented the DAILY PRAYER FOB VICTORY. district court Judge, a county olerk perlntendent, Stephan and the gen- sill, Walter J. Upperman, an Asbury Park, best that a progressive and highly or a deputy county clerk, of the coun- nnese planes. cause of their loot? Have they be- In these turbulent times, it is well ty whero the birth occurred.or (a. eral, who Is on the governor's de-< lawyer who is executive secretary of the Mon- gun to enjoy the blessings of con- civilized France had to offer to a ferae cabinet, also have jousted on prosperous* civilized world. It was that Christian peoples everywhere Judge having similar powers in the : In recognition of the private's service, the mouth Urban league, and Dr. B. 0. McKelvie quest that their leaders painted for turn to God for spiritual guidance; county) whete the person making defame subjects, them In such glowing colors? - & marvellous piece' ot engineering. the affidavit resides or, (2) if taken Hawaiian Department of the Army, revealed of Long Branch. It was also a work of art. Millions Modern civilization was built upon Bdlgon proposed to the uenato'B the precepts of the Christian religion. In some other State of the United his name and advanced him * to the rank of The fact is that Germany's "al- of Frenchmen would have been hap- States or territory therof or in the defense committee headed by Sena-* Dr. Parker, in addition to building up a lies" are hardly better off thin the py and proud to know that the Nor- Before Hitler,could abolish freedom District of Columbia shall bs taken tor Frank S. Farley (R-Atlantlc) ' ' staff sergeant. A Congressman introduced a conquered countries. Finland is inandle—whtch could transport in Europe, he had to make fanatical before a Judge, of any of the United that the. act naming the budget thriving medical practice at Red Bank, has known to be suffering from a food nearly an entire division of soldiers Nazis of German youth. Churches States courts or a Judge of any court commissioner as defense chairman bill to have him commissioned a second lien- always found time to .devote to community shortage; Italian rations are .little at one crossing and had speed were closed, priests and ministers of record having Jurisdiction In the be amended to place the appointive itenant, but Sergeant Lockard, remembering more than half as great as German enough to outrun a submarine—was persecuted or killed, and the German Place where the affidavit is taken, or, power In the governor. The G.O.P, projects whether' they were peculiar to mem-rations. What of the German peo- in the fight against France's oppres- people regimented Into an unholy al- (3) if taken in any foreign kingdom,. senate caucus spurned the idea, and the lieutenant he reported to, asked simply to State, nation or. colony shall be taken bers of his race or not. He has set a sterling ple? Let us pass over the terrible or. ' • , legiance. Joined the assembly in roooeslngun- Today the Nazis are exerting every before a publlo ambassador, minister, til March 9 after noting on various be appointed to Officer Candidate school, pre- example to members of his race in Red Bank hardships of battle, cold and disease Now what -was soon to be, must be consul, vioe consul, consular agent, fering to earn his commission the hard way, now being suffered by Nazi soldiers long awaited. As one officer at the pressure, of .which they are past-mas- charge d'affaires, or other represent- measures Including a bill to appro- and vicinity. - on the Russian front. Let us think scene put it, it is not how many dol- ters, to destroy, Christianity and sub- ative ot the United States lor the priate <275,000 for temporary main- . The Red Bank Register, and the people of Any time a member of the Kegro race in ot the German civil population— lars but how much time we have stitute . a new religion without spir- time being, to or at any such foreign tenance of the state guard, better otf, no doubt, than any other lost. That statement should begin itual qualities other than worship ot kingdom, State, nation or colony; Defense troubles also have cropped this community, together'with all over whom this vicinity becomes despondent and feels as on the Continent of Europe, but cer- to mean more to Americans than it state and its political leaders above provided, however, that the affidavit up in the guard, which last week the Stars and Stripes wave, are proud of. Ser tainly suffering from a shortage of has. Otherwise those other agents of all else. may be taken in New Jersey by any quit its patrol of vital bridges after - if he or she hasn't a chance, or isn't given an secretary or. sergeant-at-arnn of any fuel and warm clothing, and on i Httlerlsm—Apathy, Selfishness, Sus- The Christian world is at sword's all units had done two weeks'; duty, , geant Lockard even though his "exceptionally point with an array of pagan forces circuit court Judge, or of any judge opportunity for success, all that is necessary stringent food rations themselves. plclbn, Greed-JwlM continue to con- of the court'ef common pleas, or by State p_ollce, motor vehlcjo inspec- meritorius service" went unheeded. We wel- to give the lie to this viewpoint is a look into A week Ago these people listened sume the energies of economic which must be overcome before the clerk of a district court of the tor! . and other agencies have taken come him to Monmouth county March 13, as Hitler reminded them of all the groups and the man-hours of work- peace Is established, There can be county where the birth occurred or over tho patrol while, recruiting of the life of Dr. Parker, who came up the hard blessings he had brought. As he told ers. When Americans are really no compromise,' far the antl-Chrls- where the person making the affi- permanent-duty battalion pro- when he starts his training. way. Every obstacle that he hurdled made them again how badly off the Treaty alert to the presence of Axis agents tlan Axis leaders know they must davit resldea, if rprlor thereto, the cir- greased. The guard enlistments hava of Versailles had left them, some of and skilled in detecting them, there destroy humanity's faith in God be- cuit court Judge, the judge of the him more determined that he would not stop court of common pleas or the district teen extremely slow, with little his listeners must have thought will be no more Pearl Harbor trage- fore they can subjugate nations and more than 100 men volunteering in' dies, no more Normandle disasters. races to their pagan Ideologies, court Judge shall have filed with the short of success. That he is Red Bank's most wistfully how much better off they State Registrar of Vital Statistics a the first tew weeks of the drive for Loss of Normandie Should .... were before he decided that only —The Christian Science Monitor, Therefore, it behooves tho American more than 600 guardsmen. outstanding and most successful Negro pro- people to rededlcato themselves to certificate setting forth that such sec- Teach Us All a Lewon. war could wipe out that "iniquity" retory, aergeant-at-arms or olorko, u ^Meanwhile, Major General Irving fessional man, there can'be little donbt. than they are today. DONT BLAME THE PEOPLE. the Christian ideals upon which their he case may tie. has been designated liberties were founded, The one-min- J, Phllllpsoh, commanding tho Sec- Senator Maloney (D. Conn.) rose In by him to take such affidavits, and The burning of the former Trench liner -c-o-o-o-o-o- Thousands of ^spiritual prisoners ute dally prayer is but the beginning. all oaths, affirmations and affidavits ond Corps area, declined a request within Germany must now recog- the Senate yesterday to warn that There is no maximum time, allotment that federal troops be provided for deluxe, the Jformandie, seized recently by the the American people are "lapsing in- required to be made or taken by this Some Budgets Higher nize at last that though Hitler's for communion with the Divine Pow- section or necessary or proper to be the guard duty until the new bat- United States and re-christened the Lafayette, means are cunning, his ultimate o apathy and Indifference" because er/ Indeed, one minute dally is not made or taken by this section may talion was organized. Philllpson ex- and Some Are Lower. alms are stupid to the point of in- of a false belief that the war can be enough prayer in this emergency.— be made and taken before any auoh plained that to lend suffldont num- - should very well teach us all a lesson. Inves- sanity. They have learned that a won with little or no effort. This, Topeka, (Kan.) Dally Capital. secretary, sorgeant-at-nrms or clerk, tiers of U." S. Army soldiers would tigators have set the cause of the liner's fire modern nation, even if victorious, Mr. Maloney thought, is because the when so designated. aerlously handicap training for com- Some of the budgets of municipalities in newspapers "magnify" our military cannot grow rich through conjuest The bureau or any local registrar bat service, as an accident, not sabotage. this section showed slight increases and some and loot, but must impoverish it- successes and stimulate "undue op- A STIRRING THOUGHT. may require proof of the correotnm timism." Secretary lor Pefense Williams * The lesson that we can derive from the showed slight decreases. Defense costs and self In the process almost as much Secretary of Agriculture Wickard of the Information in a certificate laid the general's answer was final as its victims. Nations today can Earlier this week the entire Sen- has lived up to our expectations by and may refuse to accept a certifi- see that everything in all right the country,will' celebrate Founders' day Feb- factories that are not built, the them pnly such news of military op- Nobody knows better than Mr. eaus/broke all records in the fiscal legislative action was completed scientific discoveries that are not erations as the Army and Navy are Wickard tho Justice of the farmers' year 1041 by sending out 1,123,663,731, on a measure making it A high mis- ruary 17. The National Congress of Parents complaints In the past. Nobody iind that an incident like that of the Norman- made, the artistic creations that will willing to sanction or to disclose in pieces of postage-free mall—nearly demeanor,' punishable by a prison ind Teachers was called 45 years ago Feb- knows botter that some increase In nine pieces for each man, woman sentence at seven years or a $2,000 die cannot happen here. not be born. official communiques. If successes crop prices was necessary to call are magnified and unfavorable de- and child in the United States. That fine or both, for tho theft of auto ruary 17, to clarify to parents the problems When defeat hns brought the Ger- forth the required production. But compared with 009,188.119 pieces in tlrei, -o-o-o-o-o-o- velopments minimized, it seeams to us of schooling and the administration of schools. man people at lust to their senses, he also knows that, with parity fiscal 10W, and 070,764,876 pieces In One asaembly member, Hobort G. the great majority of them will the fault is not altogether with-the prices and bumpor crops, farmers Troop C Completes Two Out of the congress came the organization of newspapers. But let that pass. fiscal 1939. ' Howcll (R-Cumberland), notod that look back with shear incredulity at will be better off than for 20 years Cost to the Postofflce of handling the bill by Increasing the tiro theft When Congress dallies and dawdles past. And ho knows that higher Weeks of Guard Duty. state and local parent-teacher associations. the mad course of golf-destruction the 1041 departmental "free'1 mall penalty made the crlmo moro sor- upon which they embarked under this being an election year—over prices still could not be maintained Its absolutely necessary duty of vot- without building up wholly unman- was $49,020,100—up about 10 million lous tho,n stealing an auto itsolf, un- Troop C of the State Guard- returned to The congress and its subsidiaries upholds tho hypnotic spoil of Hitler and hll dollars from the previous yoar. der the law, Cor theft it a slmplo Nazi gang.—New York Times. ing higher taxes; ageable surpluses, to crash down on Bed -iHnnk last week after two weeks' guard the home JIH the hnnic social unit in commun- When Congress chooses this time the farmers nltor the war. It Is now "It is believed," Reprea.enta.tlve mladtmetnor. ity life. The founders set this an a goal and to vote its own members the new up to the farm bloc to turn about Ludlow of Indiana has just reported duty on Victory bridge at Perth Amboy. Most THE MOTORIST AND THE WAB. benefit of admission to th) federal and explain tb Its constituents that for the House Appropriations Com' The Joint committee'on appropri- of the inoinliors are no longer youngstcro niul todny more than 2,000,000 parents and teach- If automobiles and tires now In employees' pension system; Mr, Wickard is acting In their true mlttee, "that this Increase of de- ations wound up Its worlc of heap. ers are striving to achieve that goal. Forty- use are to lost until Pearl Harbor ia When Mrs, Roosevelt's young don- interests. Most farmers already partmental mall will be oontlnued Ing department spending retiuoatn some even served in the first World war. The during the present and the next fiscal five years of hard work has resulted in a grow- avenged with compound Interest, cor protege, Hayrls Chaney, shows know that inflation would redouble financed from the gonoral state fund fact that they went through the two weeks of many motorists prosontly In owner- up on tho Ofllce of Civilian Defense tho disadvantages they suffered nfter years." this woek with expressions of con- exposure to the Revere winter weather with- ing alertness in the average American home ship of fit vehicles will have, to pay roll At M,00O a, year as head of the last war.—Tho Now Ropubllo. And, he might have added, during fidence that Us projected mcasuro chango their mode of thinking and children's rhythmlo dancing in the «ich year thereafter so long as the •would be illghtly under tho $37,- to w war ity to tr«t better acquainted with thtlr own state. •Want, chief observer, as nu lira, Church Group branches being organised throughout the every pay day !„ Buy U. S. Defense Savings sibility of replacement of cars or songs' to which Otis Ferguson paid IP, Jaokson Batohelar of Bvsritt, tires. his respect recently are being aung This tlmejy suggestion should help Meets Today. country. Thin iff an organization which nhoultt BoMdn and Stumps. to solve the problem of tlreles)—If About 70 persons attended th* meet- There Is too much reckless driving, Inreasantly; the comedans make ing, Jokei, moa,t pretty feeble one*, about not carleti—motorlsti, Virginia, ot The K. fl, Valentine Foreign Mln- have the •whole.-henrted support of ovcry Arner- too much speeding, In complete dis- •lonaryi society of Shrewebury i»ron» regard of ndvlco and dTlmotlMbnK, the 'Japanese ((Armani and Italians course, boasts Old WllllanisburR, JcniLclMzon, A branch ha» been formed In "••• Millions for Allied victory'.. .or for tvih are hardly mentioned land studio Mount Vernon, Natural Bridge, Mon- byterlaa church will have a coveted countless drivers still burn the rub- ouss cum SOLOIST dish lunoheon today at the home ol Hod Bunk and it uhould be, the privilege of ute to'dictators? There in only one answer: ber right off their casings with Jaok- nudlences applaud dutifully: every tloollo, and Bhonandoah National program begins or ends or both with Park, But every state' nnd section Philip Roy, son of Mr, and Mrs, Mrs, Walter Frost,' Broad stroot, evorv resident to glvo whatever assistance poH- rabblt starts and airbrake stops. Shrewsbury, Buy U. H. Defense Bonds and Stamps. They rush pell mell on trivial er- pleas that you buy defense stamps has Its historic and soonlo attroo Philip Roy ol Drown pl»c«, WH and bonds, Join tho army, navy or tlow. Virginia may Have "statUd soloist with tlu, Duokitill university Mni. V, ID, Cross, .Silver Broolt. nll»lo to scud Jaiittttl garments and other nced- rands, endangorlng llv«s of pedos* Men'a Qle» club, which appealed In trlnns and othur operators. In short, coast guard; or at least beoome an something,"—The Christian Bolonoe road, will speak on tho Philippine In- «t articles to our I>«VH in military wrvifce, The T#t freedom ring on Uncle Sam's cnHh conoerts last week at Mlddletown linda. She spent tnuoh time there they seem to have no appreciation nlr-rald wardon, Most of the advor-1 Monitor, __^-___ township high school, Roy, an hon mvitf division in known an ihn HUIKIICH for whatever of the gravity o( a war tlaers )iav» now gone back to Inter-11 . • *~~ TT". and will speak of hor «xpnrlon«os, tr! Buy U. 8. Dofcimo Bonds «nd e of te grnvllyof a war tlaers )av no g or studnnt at Duoknell, sang "Hom- Mi*. Fred Jffinglnml .will provide, whlott thwaUsn. th. v.ry foundation mlnglln* blatant exploitatioitti n ott thth.ll r II The (Jormwi army had ^^^^ Kara JwtMB In MUV» (Mx'lft Ju»4 1M0. itag," " and "Att fU" Tht nut wetting wUl hi lianb U| H fcMtjaaUM ap4 th. »** VM«2 jpoduci* mlllv sum about tb» ilttiv fc l U M l J RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12.1942. • Para NOTICfc. itakti thente (I)' norUwrir along lands Personals. Allen, Richard Brounley, Fred Th« Bosrd of Education at tba Borough now or formerly of Bills and A, 0, Hurley* GIBL TO FAHQiniABS. o( Rod Bank, will, on Tusidsr, th« i«v. and at right anile* to the l»it nuntloned Stephen Itrl wears a faraway look Speaker Lauds Bruno, Donald Chamberlain, Clark count, one hundred feet to the southerly Davis, Davis Dillon, Jahn A. Feist, JEWELRY REPAIRING mUmth itr o( ttbraur, l«4*> »t two tide of eald Herbert Street I thtneo (I) these day*. His current interest re- Mr. and Mrs, Norman Farquhar, o'clock In the tittrnoon (Esitsm Standard sides at Long Branch, Lawton Hindle, Morgan Knapp, Jr., Kings' highway, Middletown, are the Watch.s, Clock! anil Jswstry Clsisa.d u4 Tlmi) nil at public vandue at tht Bor. WHterly> along the southerly tide ot old High School News Scout Movement Rapalrad al RisuoaaM* Prlsu, og»h Hill. 1» {ha Borough el Ifed Bank. Herbert Street, on* hundred lUty-elght Amore Jullano enlisted In the Richard Lawry, Richard Magulre, parents of a daughter, born Friday feet to the eaeUrly ijde ol eald Shrewi- All WorkOaaruiasit far Ons Yaws County ol Mpnnouth and But* of Naw Army «lr corps recently. Parker McClellan, Jack Oakley, Nich- at^lverview hospital. Jsrs.r, • borjr Ayenuej thine* (<) eoutherly, along the eaiterly line of nld Bhnwebury Ave- Frances Blermen's "Sweet Six- olas Samara, Norman Skldmore, ALL thit eirUIn tract or parcel of land Says Boys and Girls' Martin Smock, Thomas Voorhls, R ROSIN. Jewtlw nue, on* hundred feet to the point or teen" party was a success. Finding help Is easy with a Regis- IS Wast from St. tU) Dank. N, * and primliM, bsranaittr partleularlr <*• place of betrlnnlnir, Philip Walnwrlght, Lawrence White, •Bribed, sltuaW, bine and bolnf In the TOGBTKBR with all lulldlnre and Ira- Monroe Cagle and Shirley Dudley "Show the Way", ter Ad.—Advertisement. Tal. 7J-M. Borough of Red Daok, In till Count/ ol rrovementi thereon erected. Bight girls of Bed Bank High Richard Wolf, Chester'Apy, Anthony llonmouth and 8t*t« of New Jartar, are a twosome. They dine together Bruno, Woodruff Campbell, George " ! THB POATOOT EDUCATION school were ushers at the mid-year dally... at the ichQol cafeteria BBOimmJQ at a point in the •at.Urty OF THBBOR0UOH OV TtBD BANK. graduation, I'ho girls were (elected . ''Wo're proudot the Boy. and. Girl ClauseyHarkness DsVoe; Edward W. •Id* «( BhrtwiSurr Artnui, dlitant one Br JAPIIIA CLAYTON, Claire Brower arid' current Inter- Scouts and for what they stand," Dunn, Robert Ferguson, William iunJred feat toutlerljr from tb« Wttth Dlitrlot Olirk; because they co-operated In the i&le est attended a /fjrora" at Jersey •Ide o< Rntert Btrarti thence (1) eut- Dated February «, 1141. of stationery, wrapping paper arid. stated Theodore D. Persons, district Hardwick, Michael Lawes, Robert trljr eJoni the northirlr lint of Itn4 now City High recently. chairman of the Monmouth Council Lowry, Robert Marvin, Charles oi lormerlr of Oolsman, bung lot Num. Christmas cards, GladiB Nettcrman spent the week- BEEF or tier Six (I) upon Uie mip hsrelnaltsr Tho road to better and bigger bual- of Boy Scouts, before a capacity Meeker, William Paasch, Billle Scott, new leads through The Register's ad- The girls were Anna Miller, Mar- end at New Vork. ninttontd, and parallal with said Herbert garet Routher, Vivian Roiatl, Flor- crowd In the auditorium of the Pres- Philip T. Smith, Jr., Ranulf Ueland, Street one, hundred ilxtr-elfht Jeotto* vertising column*,—Advertisement Connie Garslde visited relatives In Richard Tunis, Robert Wallace, Da- ence Battersby, Fay Coreale, Jean byterian church Sunday afternoon, Ohio. The affair was the annual observance vid Woodruff and Richard Harrison. LAMB STEW? LOCAL BUDQBT. , Wilby, Muriel Browe~r,-Awr-Laytun Frank Loversld'g* and Edna and-Audrey Doughty,—Ann Layton. of Boy Scout Sunday and of the 32d Local Budget of the Borough of Little Silver, County of Morunouth, for the flecal Dreeke constantly whispering durr anniversary of the founding of the year »«a - usually a question It la hweby ««rtln*d that Uie budget annexod hereto and hereby made a part Ing recess about the Asbury skat: organization, h.rsof Is a trua copy ofUie budget approred by reiolutlon of the governing body on Muriel Brewer. . ; ing arena, J Speaking principally to the more Policeman Fires the »tk d.y of Febmsry, llif. TKBD U AVERS Muriel Brower, a senior In Red Grace Holbrook's brother, a form- than 175 Scouts seated in the front of taste, but,,. er graduate ot Red Bank High, en- • . . . Cl.rk. Bank High school, was awarded a. pews before him, Mr. Parsons rem- Shot At Suspect Certified by m* ' pin for stenography work. She has listed In the U. 9. Navy last week. nlsccd on the founding of the ThU 9 th day of February, 1141, . ' . t . .,,.,. Arthur VanNote's studious dispo- movement and of tho well known It Is hereby oertlfled that the budget annraed hereto and hertby made a pirt been taking stenography for two hereof Is an exact copy of the original on file with the clerk of the governing body, years and had an average of A for sition in journalism class is worth scouts, such on Daniel Boone, Rogers Williams Thwarts that all addition! ere correct and that all statement* conUlned hsreln are '"-Proof. both years, The silver pin was noting.—Gloria Ferrln. and Clarke, Sam Houston, etc., who Beglitered Municipal Accountant, awarded for passing the 80-word were "sent ahead to find out how the Robbery Attempt Addnsai {27 Bangi Avenue, Aibury Park, N. J. Gregg spood test, with the lontt High School Chatter. land lay and reported back to their " •• - Fbone Number] Aibury Park tun, number of errors. There wa» only Seen hero and there: Swimming at' superiors." Ho mentioned that a CerlUled by me . , ,. '.. .-.••""• scout's duty was to lead the way and An attempt by three men to break Thli Wth day of February. 1913. . i one pin awarded to the group, the Asbury Park natatorlum a Fri- ' In a few weeks there will be a day or so ago were Joan Williams that it was team work that counted Into the Strand theater early Monday LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE. 10O-word speed test given. A pin and Ned Slckels, Ann Reuther and and nothing else. Ho elaborated on morning was thwarted by Policeman will probably be awarded to the best Huble Farrow, Margaret Reuther the Scout oath and the 12 Scout laws Emerson Williams, who fired a shot '" Local Budget of the Borough of Little Silver, County of Monmouth, for the fiscal at the trio as they darted off in a year 1042, i paper In that group. and Ray • Sergeant, Bill Longstreet and paid tribute to the scoutmasters BE IT BBSOLVED, that the following statement! of reranuei and appropriation! and assistants for their untiring car bearing a New York license Mlsa Lcolo. Robinson has been Mur- and Florence Battersby, Betty Wilde lhall eonstltuta the local budget for the year l»4»i , • and Harvey Robinson and Jack Mass work in preparing young men and plate. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that laid budget be publlihed In Ked Bank Register iel's teacher In- stenography both 1 girls for the rigors of adult and busi- Williams had just finished check' In the lisue ot IZth day of February, ma, ... years. She presented the pin to and Rosemary Farrell. Bunny Dil- Notice le hereby given that the budget and tax reiolutlon was approved by the lon "slupplng" at tho Sweet shoppo ness life in the future. ' Ing the roar of the theater and oth- Borough Council of the Borough of Little'Silver, County of Monmouth, on February Muriel,—Anne Mae Applegate. You're sure to prefer the with Tommy Dean. *s. District Chairman Parsons gave a er buildings on Broad street and had A hearing on the budget and tax reiolutlon will be held st Borough Hall, on Information Please! Who is the number of statistics and told the as- emerged on Linden place when he STth ot February, 1042, at SiOO p. m, o'clock, at which time »n4,jil«c« abjection, to Senior Flay.. semblage that In the past about 68 noticed, three men walking east on IIW budget and tax resolution of the Boroujh of Little Silver for lhe year 10422 mriy tall, blue-eyed, dark Rumson basket- taste of this all-Malt Beer! be preiented by any cltlien or taxpayer ot laid, municipality. ^•'AniyBtery play!" "It certainly ball player that Lll Baden is so' fond per cent of the cadets at West Point, that thoroughfare. Checking the door sounds different." These -Were, a of? Does -that arm band Consio 70 per cent of the midshipmen at on that street, he found that it had STATEMENT fcwi o( the comments the members Wingertor wears on her arm Btand Annapolie, 75 per cent of Coast been tampered with and upon closer (Required by Revised Sl.tuts. Section 40i2-14) One taste of Trommel's and you'll agree Actual ' Actual. oC the senior class made at a class for Solid Consle or Student Council? Guardsmen and about 72 per cent of scrutiny found a crowbar, screw Taxes for 1'42 1S419411 1040 meeting when Mrs. Barbara. D. Kane, What Long Branch girl, now a stu- picked college scholars Were former driver and hammer lying on the it tastes better/ This costlier more skill- State School (Bettaal*lor 1»4J) ( B,v9«.»7 6,000.97 dramatic coach, announced that the dent at Alma Mater, Is responsible Boy Scouts. Ho also ' stated that ground. 400.04 fullyjnade beer Is brewed solely of malt SUta Soldiers' Bonus Bond, ...... _...... :.....,...: Beniorplay this year "will" btTaT mys- for "John McCool's frequent trips to most of Monmouth county's^ officials, The policeman Immediately TB- ^ffiftje-Mral County ...... (BettaaU for U4J) 38,877.76 28,217.76 20,002.90 tery play called "Midnight." that city? He blushes when she walks such as Judge Edward Knight, Judge called the three men he had passed and hops, TSat's whyall-tnalt Trommer's (ol County Library _. (Estlmata for 1042) 450.U 48«.U (15.06 Mrs. Kane read part of the play by! Who Is the Freehold fellow that John C. Giordano, etc., were former Local District Schools Estimate for 1042) 89,000.00 20,500.00 24,620.00 a few moments previously and is certain to please. That's why Trom- Local Purposes •• 24,841,20 to the seniors and then read the Jayne Dlx yens for? Could it be that members. In conclusion Mr. Par- turned about to give chase. The men (a) As shown by Budget Less Bank Stock Tax 27,170.41 21.EDB.B1 list of characters to be portrayed. football man, Art Smock? sons lauded the Boy and Girl Scouts entered a parked car on linden place mer's tastes better... gives greater plea- She urged all class members to be by telling them the sentiments of the Totals 81,1)12.12 I 77.afll.24 1 73,1110.44 Questions to Stump the Experts- and drove off In an easterly direction. sure ... is more satisfying! You'd expect . .... 1 present for tHe tryouts of these Is It to roller skate or to see Shirley whole world, "Scouts, we're proud of The policeman pulled out his revol- State Mil Trommer's to cost more, but it doesn't. (a) -Rold Funds .. (Allotted for 1912) i 8.500.00 2,500.01) characters. i CaVernean that Jack.Worthlcy goes you, more power to the Scouts of ver and flrtd ono shot. He was un- Tax Rato ....^.....».>..»..... (Estimated for 1942) 8.(61 8,533 8.6271 The play Is to be given a week to the Casino arena? How can Bet- America." „ > able to get the number of the license. Just taste it and compare! EmII S. Slngdalilaen, first vice pres- LOCAL BUDGET. before the Easter vacation. It will ty Martin still Ukerrtthls is a very Manager Jamea Muilln stated that EXPLANATORY STATEMENT take place In the River Street school. mild word) "Granvllle?" What is it ident of the Brothfcrho'od of the 1 the would-be thieves would have got- The 1042 Budget showi an increase over the one for the past year. —John Van Dorvecr. the Red Bank boys'haven't got, Bet- Presbyterian church, sponsor of Boy We are fortunate In having a substantial Increase In new ratable*. But with new Scout Troop 67, Sea Scout Ship 1 and ten nothing.for their pains. As waa ratabtes come new responsibilities. • * ty? Are the reports truo that Ray his custom, he had deposited Sun- . -'The County has again favored us with, an allotment of $2,600 from the 1942 Dirt Sergeant casts wicked glances at Cub Scouts, presided at the gather- Interview—Mrs. Smith. ing. Mrs. Warren H. Smock was at day's proceeds in the night deposi- Road Maintenance Fund, for which we are very grateful, Marlon Dunnell. Who was Roccllo tory of the Merchant's Trust com- TROMMER'S The Mayor and Council by itrlct economy have been ablo to reduce the amount The boys of Hed Bank High school Greene eeeii with Sunday night? the organ for the hyrpn singing to be raised by tuition, for local uurpoie, by the amount of S2.820.12. have had their "gym" teacher's name pany. ' The Board of Education have found It neoessary to increase their Budget. The Could it have be_en "Peanut" Wilson ? throughout the program. amount to be raised by taxation, for educational purposes, being 18,500.00 more than changed from Mr. Smith to Mrs.' Charles Goodridge, member of Gus, where were you(? What did the Policeman Retires. that oi 1041. Smith. The Smiths are not related members of the Camera club enjoy Troop 67, led the assemblage in the BEER .S We wlih to again express our appreciation of the asilitnnce of the cltlzeni and to each other. Mrs. Smith, whose taxpayer* and hope with their co-operation to continue to operate at a minimum at Bill Hymer's house besides his salute to the American flag, after expenas. . ' full name is Irono Loux Sm,ith, has hospitality? Don't tell us ho showed which all joined in the singing of the Patrolman John McConnell has re-J been the substitute teacher since them his etchings (nowadays snap- national anthem. James Lyle Davl- tired after serving 21 years'on the JOHN F. TROMMER, INC., BREWERIES AT, BROOKLYN, N. Y. • ORANGE, N. j. ANTICIPATED REVENUES Long Branch polloe force,' He will Realized Carl Smith, former instructor, Joined shots)? son, senior patrol leader of Troop 67, Anticipated In Cash the Navy.. She.lives In Middletown The Same Old Story—Emma Rus- led the Cub Scouts in the recital of receive a pension as hejias reached General Revenues 10*2 1041 ll4'l~ with her husband and two children. so and Fuzzy Fazzone still clicking; the Cub promise and law and Wil- the required age of 50 and has served 1, Surplus Revenue Csih Appropriated ...«..-.._.{ 7,(00.00 I 2,500.00 I 2,500.00 mora than 20 years. He Is the sixth Distributed by: JOS. PINGITORE, IlK. 2. Miscellaneous Revenues , She very proudly said her husband Mary Boyd and Maestro Ed. Crelln liam Slngdahlsen, Troop 67, led his Ucenwn was a star tackle of the Rutgers beating In tempo; Wally Becker and fellow scouts In repeating the-scout member of the Long Branch depart- LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY i TELEPHONE Plumbers' 190.00 ' 160.00 190.00 football team and was a graduate ment now receiving a. pension. Uauor ....•/...... - EO.OO ' 75.00 50.00 Patty Poxon attract each other. This oath and law. Donald Chamber- Interest and Costs on Taxes...... (00,00 1,200.00 894.23 of the class of '24. Her son, who Is goes for David Cohen and Edle lain, Cub scout, and Joan King, of Franchise Taxes _.._. 6,500.00 6,000.00 7,778.10 a freshman at Leonardo, is 11 yoars Leon. Jealous Fuzzy Fontana? John Troop 24, read the aftornoon's scrip- Gross Receipts Taxes „...—...... -...... 2,100.00 2,000.00 2,148.41! old, nnd her daughter, 12 years old, Bue Receipts Tax ,.,„.,.,., 600,00 260.0(1 [,84,18 Hillyer has C. G. written all over his tural lesson. Fritza Bulwlnkle, Girl State Aid for Roads—50M. ' ' 2,500.00 2,(00.00 is a student at Fairviow school. books. This stands for Carol Gor- Mariner, gave the opening prayer. Special Items of General Revenu* Anticipated The offering:, which will go to tho With Prior Written Consent of OommU- Mrs. Smith remarked with a smile, Buch, not Commercial Geography, eloner of Local Government , "I think that the students of Red Lloyd Holbrook casts admiring Brotherhood and Golden Hour Circle, (e) Truit Surplus—Non-Cash .: ...... * 310.03 810. S3 Bank High school are very nice, and glances at Dottle Swannell, Any sponsors of the scouts, for future I like It very much here." progress, Lloyd? Ted Getzler and scout work and activity, was taken HelpVefend ttmenica S, Total Miscellaneous Revenues ..._„.._..-...... « 9,040,00 S'11,406.03 | 14,465.61 by the ushers, Peggy Feller and Ruth 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes ...... ' .10,000.00 12,000,00 10,878.60 Of courso she knows all about Red Doris Zimmerman go well together. Shirley Mason enjoys Deal's Douglas Olson, Troop 24; Carolyn Van. C. Total of Items 1, 1 (a). 8 and 4 :.| 27.440.00 > 25.OP5.63 > 27,834,30 Bank^High school since she was the ^ BY TAKING PROPER CAREQMOllRCAR "*. first girls' "gym" Instructor in 1824 Holmes as much as she does roller Scholck and Elizabeth Hardwlck, (, Amount to be Raised by Taxations Troop 13, and Hubert M. Farrow, (b) Local District* School Tax ,.,.. 211,000.00 20,500,00 . when the school was built. She was skating. , (d) County Taxes 28,713.86 28,718.86 graduated from Trenton State Teach- A's to—Mary Ruddy for being the Jr., and Rodney Gordon, Sea Scouts. (e) State Taxe~ s .... .— 6,996.07 6,096.07 ers' college: most improved Journalism pupil. .To Rev. John A. Hayes, pastor of the the groundhog for putting in an ap- church, gave the benediction. Total of General Budget Revenues ... —.1110,402.12 $108,376.87. The boys really remark about her Among Oiose present'were Morgan Totals •' „ $110,402.12 $103.876.87 wonderful discipline.—Hose Reclnelli. pearance. Mr. Gllllland for working till trie wee hours on the year book. Knapp of'Shrewsbury, County Boy SEARS NU-BILT AUTO PARTS STOCK APPROPRIATIONS , Mrs. Barbara D. Kane for giving so Scout official, and Raymond Van- Appropriated > Perfect Specimen. Horn, Fair Haven Scoutmaster, and ' for 1941 Expended many opportunities to the seniors for Now Enlarged . . .GUARANTEED * - ' • As Modified' and Elmer, the R.B.H.S. student, fell tryouts on the Senior ,play, "Mid- his boy scout representatives. ^ ' By All Reserved in bed at 11 o'clock after doing all Among others present were the fol- ' , 1942 Trnnsfere for 1941 night.". Ann Layton for being llko "NEW PARTS" Performance his homework. This consisted of the Canadian Mounted Police. Their lowing Boy Scout representatives: 19. General Appropriations VU-BILT BLOCK ASSEMBLY (a) Operations — - - . . going to the basketball game, Btop- slogan and Ann's, "We get our man." —Troop G7r Robert de la Reussille, .— IJaed FOB '32-38 MODELS floneriil Government plng for a "coke," copying Joe Ann did, and a blue diamond ring scoutmaster; Daniel B. Dorn, chair- Brtks 'Shoet AdmlnUtratlvii and Executive Bright's geometry homework, and man, George W. Strauss, Raymond Salaries and Waxes » 2,185.00 S 2,110.00 | 2,110.00 also. Audroy Doughty for stating FORD ,05 ' Other Expenses ...... 1,<00.00 1.685.00 1,685,00 reading the latest adventures of that since Bob Davi3 ranks O. A. O. Johnson, Frank MerrittftClifton Fra- AiMssnunt and Collection of Taxoe Flash Gordon in the comio book. El- (in this case tho One Among Oth- zee and Joseph Schwartz, troop com- V-8 •59 2.15 Salaries and Wages •• 2,200.00 2,200,00 2,200.00 mittee; Wesley Olsen, M. Anderson Other Expenses .... . 200.00 185.00 180.00 mer had had a very hard day and ers), she will give her jewelry back, Sold Oa Easr Terms With Old Ones Liquidation of Tax Title Liens and Foreclosed was really exhausted. Hfe fell Into to original owners. That goes for Grimes, Robert K. Bursley, Donald With Old Motor Suitable 1 Property • ' , * " ' a deep slumber, punctuated with Wlngerter and Theodore Getzler, Jr., for Rebuilding FORD •»- JI Salaries and Wages ...... 100,00 400.01) 400.00 Johnny Freeman's ring, too. A Other Expensss ...... 100.00 100.00 100.00 snores, and was soon in dreamland. whole report card of A's to the bas- assistant scoutmasters; Samuel T. Other model motors compara- FORD "33-18 Insurance ' 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 There sitting beside him was a ketball team for bearing up under Harvey, Jr., and James Lyle Davison, tively low in price. GENERATOK Elections. senior patrol leaders; and Scouts Salaries and Wattes ••••- 115.00 Icon 16.00 girl ho nad never seen before! She the scarlet fever quarantine. A Other Expenses — 160.00 135.01) 13B.00 was enchanting, smart, charming, very special A to every student's Charles Goodridge, William Slngdahl- • DI8TBIBUTOB S Legal SOO.OO 680.00 080.00 polite, gorgeous, She was all he'd brain which pulled him through ex- sen, William Johnson, Edward Me- With Old One- 2.69 Public Buildings and Grounds Donough, William Terpatra, William Salaries and Wages —...... ' 200.00 175.00 175,00 over looked for. She had the clothes ams.—Victoria DaVoe. • CARBUBETOB $ With Old One Other Expenses . 600.00 870.00 870.00 of, Audrey Flock, the eyes of Au- Barton, Ralph Coreale, John Regan, In Exchange With Old One— Protection to Persons and Property dreal Booth, the teeth of Ruth Peter Wlngerter, William Sutphln, Flrei Practice Teacher. Slalght, the hair of Rosemary Far- William Rue, Robert Olson, Thomas Salaries and Wages 120.00 120.on •120.00 Miss Lillian Sprung of Montclair Cassidy, Peter Doremus, Peter Slck- Other Expenses 500.00 080.no 980.00 rell, the personality and pep of Bun- PARTS CARRIED TO PUT YOUR CAR IN A-l SHAPE Flrsi Hydrants • 2,500.00 1,565,00 Teachers' college is now^preotlclng cla, Jack Allen, Donald Apgar, Zeke 1,505.00 ny Dillon, the nose of Maralyn Had- under Robert Patrick, Instructor in • IGNITION KITS • HEAVY DUTY MUFFLERS • FUEL PUMP KITS Police ' VanSant, Jacob Rue, Owen Grant,. • SUPER POINTS • FLEXIBLE TAIL PIPE • WATER PUMP KITS Salaries and Wages 8,900.00 2,H3(I.OO 2.830.00 away, tho mouth of Virginia Gar- mathematics at Red Bank high Other Expemes ,. ... 900.00 2,loo,00 rctt, tho figure of Barbara Soeley. Jr., Jay Wolcott, Alfred Hosslnger, • SUPER CONDENSERS • REBUILT FOBD SHOCK • DIMMER SWITCH 2,100.00 school. She majored in mathematics Frank 'Merritt, Kenneth Thompson, Police Pension Fund ...-...._...... -...,M...... 144,00 81,00 84.00 She smiled at him—her smile was at the college and will be at Red • IGNITION COILS • NU-BILT FUEL PUMP • CLUTCH PLATES , Local Eefenso exactly like that of Fay Coreale. Lesllo Marshall, William Osborne, ' Other Expenses 500.00 Bank until April. Miss Sprung was Jack Acklcy, Nell Havlland, Robert Streets and Roads Upon closer observation he found asabctate editor-in-chief of tho year Rspslrs and Maintenance . Flndlay and Andrew Wolfe; Sea Salaries and Wattee ...... 3,100.00 2,S35.no 2,535,00 that she had tho reliability of Betsy book, member of Kappa Delta pi Scout Ship, Whitney Burst, skipper, Now Featuring INSTALLATION . Other Expenses , 2,600,00 2,310.00 2,310,00 Honorary society, Commercial club Hall, tho singing voice of Lydla Es- who recently joined the Coast Guard; A definite price tor » definite job. All work Stats Aid—Dirt Itosd Mslntensnce . 3,000.90 3,000.90 poslto, the wlttlnoss of Mimic Abrom-* and Math club at tho college. When New Construction John Heitzman, first mate; Thomas done if qualified mtohanlcs. See how rea- 8alarlea and Wages _ 1,000,00 SOO.on 300.00 owitz, the brains of Ethel Ander- Interviewed, Miss Sprung stated that Slnnott, second mate; Harold Ben- By Sears Arrangement . . sonable our Installation prloe Hit 1st Other Expenses ._...... :._ 800.00 77S.00 776.00 son, Virginia Smith and Vivian Ro- Montclair State Teachers' college is nett, third mate, who recently joined Municipal Shere of SUto Aid Road Projects.. 600.00 . sutl( she was really smart,) the per- a very good place to go if you are tho U. S. Merchant Marines; Harold Drains • •• fect posture of Nancy Byrd, .the planning to teach.—Leonora Ashton. Salaries and Wages ...1 - 860.00 . 80.00 80.00 Raymond, the new skipper; Charles Other Expenses 2,250.0(1 690.On 590.00 athletic- ability of Helen Johnson Schanck, new mate; and Sea Scouts Street Lighting 4,000.00 3,845.00 8,845,00 and ROBS Roclnellt, the sweetness Frank McHugh, Jr., Jack Allen, Sanitation" of Jean Williams and Norma Olson, Catholic High Garbage nnd Ash Removal Richard Weir, Fred Stone, Wallaco Other Expenses - 2,000,00 1,980.00 1,080.00 tho good nature of Jean Wllby, the Bocltor, Hubort M. Farrow, Jr., Rod- Health and Charities ohnrm of Doris Maher, the spunk Scholastic High ney Gordon, Robort Howard, Mal- Board of Health of Lois Silvors, the disposition of Salaries and Wages - -•• 680.00 . 680,00 KRO.OO Rod Bank Cathollo high school's colm Rittcr, Louis Davison, Joseph Other Expenses ..... 170.00 170,00 170,00 Kay Doremus, tho writing ability of scholastic honor roll for tho flrst Fournler, Lloyd Holbrook, William Poor—Administration Joanno VanDorn, the dignity of Bev- semester Is aa follows: Hymor, William Wontzel and Dirk TIRE PUMP I'D Salaries and Wage _. 100.oo 100.00 100.00 erly Gallagher, tho handwriting and Poor— ilcllof _ 800.00 nno.no _S0JU)O SENIOK CLASS VanNest, Jr.; Girl Mariners, Miss Moit Air Per I neatness of Florence Battersby, the Contingent 500.00 600.00 r.op.oo" Commorclnl—Uoao I.OKUC, Claudln\,To- Margaret Grubb, skipper; Mrs. I. W. Stroke " ' , Debt Service dancing of Janet Smith and Conslo ber. * 1 Classical—Arthur Stnncatl, Robnrt Snn- Wilkinson, mate; Mrs, Lois Cooke, IMS(1) Municipal Debt Service Wlngorter, tho tennis playing of <1ers, Jean Cotton, Catherine Bonne, Lois mate, and Mariners Marcella Mcln- PATCH KIT Payment of Donds - —..... 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 Marguqrlto Wood, • the hands of Interest on Bonds •no.no 800.00 890.00 Duni'liy, Catherine Heath, Shirley Joioiihn, tosh, Helen Black, Barbara Ballman, 3S Si. In. of 600.00 Anna May Applegate, Mnrcella Nowrnnn, Jean O'Brien, 15 Capital Improvement Fund JUNIOR CLASS Barbara Carpont, Janet Grubb, Sllsle MiterUl (s) Deficits and Statutory Expenditures) Stono, Jonn McHugh, Marlon O'Con- Deferred Charges—Trust Account 310.88 Elmer was.In love; it was lovo at Commerdnl—.Thoinna Cuatck, Virginia 24 MONTH Cash Deficit first, second and all sights, Never Kaiier, Dolores Hhca. nor, Doris Allen, Doris Hallenbnck, Screw JACK **| Local School Tax —.... 20,000.(11) Clanslrnl—John 11] o. Jnnrt CoUfhtln, before, had ho felt like this. Here Joan Klemlnir, Ello«n Horrinir. lluth Kon- Thoo Rrilly, Fritza Bulwlnkle, Janet Heavy, Durable B t GUARANTEE County Taxes 23,713.86 Strathmoro, Butty Goar, Carol Bruce State Taxes .'. 6,098.07 nt lust wns tho girl ot his dreams. ney, Jenn Pnttornon. Construction _ Sho reached over and touched his sornoMonK CLASS nnd Nnncy Williamson; Troop 13, 1 45 $ II. Bub Total : | 08.8B4.H8 I 00,005,4(1 arm very gontly. Slid touched It "A ' Division—Mary Alibatnnariro, June Ida Goodspoed, captain; Bertha An- RELINER Ileserve for Uncolleeted Taxes 11,627.21) 111,371.41 Firli, Miwllyn MGIHIIK, Mnry lleckl, Ku- 45 ngnln—oh, thoso soft hands he Kcnc Homnn, Uremia McDonnlil, I'ntvlcln dorson, lloutcnant; Scouts Mary 6.00 X 16 Slsa 95 PLATES 11. Total fleneral Appropriations $110,492.12 $103, 1TJ.17 »101l.a7B.rl7 loved! It wasn't till sho poked him ltolnoy, Walter Wall. Bortha Anderson, Vlolot Blnaco, Car- Adds Miles 11. lOTa , $110,492,12 $ln1T»7«',ffi In tho ribs that he realized It wns "n" Dlvlilon—Mnrlan Drake, Mnrmiret olyn VnnSchoIck, Botty Handall, Pat- 6 Severs. d.MONTH GUARANTEED,,- _ fly, Hall, Doris Povry, Shlrloy Wallaco, t BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER, his mothor trying to wako him, So FllBSHMAK CLASS BATTERY . $3.15 Monmouth County, N. J. n this ported spoclmon waa only a "A" Division—lliu-bai'A Ilelmont, Ann Elizabeth Hardwlck, Ulla Nylln, Mar- Slate Snd County Road Fund Section of Municipal Uudgel n«nnn, June llnlllduy, Ellinbolli Mi-lipn- garet VanBrunt, Jonn Crawford, Ter- Wllh Old Battery rircnm that Elmer, the high school us, Ann Nolnr. Rim Slitttnry, Philip Reallio.l In esa Gattls, Patricia Browrj, Olga Revenues 194J boy dreamt. The ported. girl—he Enter, (leoi'no Hawkins, John Nounan,- 10,000.00 State Road Fund - I 1,500,00 lilted hor. Do you? Victoria DoVoo. "n" Division—'Dnmlnlo Arena, Mnry Brand, Carolyn Raleigh, Doris Zl'm- CROSSCOUNTRY Jnne Nnhn, Mary nyrne, Janet Duni>liy, SHOP THE EASY WAY... ilunlelpal Operating Budiet 60O.OO Marguerite Herring. _ merman, Vivian Wright, Gnnovleve 100% PURE PENNSYLVANIA Jlnbbltt, Kllmboth VanPolt, Jcnn I 3,000.00 KnthorlAn M. Homer Addrcmeii USE OUR NKW FUEL FIRM Smith, Jnnet (lonnan, Joannn Dun- MOTOR OIL Appropriations 19(1 Senior II1-Y. hnr, Betty Grny, Virginia, Ballly and 110,000,00 Fund Dirt Road Fund •••• t 8,00(1.00 Katheilna M. Homer of Mon- Philip J. Eager, Louis Winning and Nancy Goslln; Troop 24, Mrs. Clark mouth Memorial hospital, spoke to Daniel Sullivan liave formed a part- 10, Wallace, scoutmaster; Mrs, John CATALOG j_jlioo yj)_ I ' i!i5£;i)0__i_ij(iri o.^n PEB In Your tho Girls' Senior HI-Y nt tho "Y" nership known as Eagor, Winning, —(Continue rl) A, Hayes, assistant scoutmaster; qUART IIOUBO. Mini Hornor'a topic wns Sullivan, Incorporated, nnd lmvo ac- Scouts Dorothy Anson, Doris Cherry, 19. Container ORDER DESK . ' . Antlclpnted "Nursing ns a Vocation." She Illus- quired thn former buslnoss known as 1'oggy Follor, Martha Mooio Hay«B, TAX INCLUDED t . " . . 10U 1041 tratod the talk with natural color Hamtur Fuol Company, Incorporated. Joan King, joyco Portlier, Marilyn FOR ALL ITEMS II. Dedloaleil Itevenues t The now firm which.lion Its main NOT CARRIED IN Dedicated Revenue Vrom slldea ihowlng the nurses' life from Moore, Joyce Allnlrc, Connln Uowon, 10-Qunrt Container ( Tax |o) Dog License! •' 314.00 I 250,011 rcKlntratlon to graduation. After the business olllco at (W Llbcnty struct, Ann Ulndor, Ruth Olnon, Margery GOr,l) CHEST MOTOR OIL OUR STORE ... address refreshments were servod. Long Dranch, will Imndln domontic HU'aiisi, Nnmy Dnmch, Joyce Clay- •1J9 Included Total Dedicated Revenues for Do* Damages..I 314.00 I 2a0.0n Tho rhib voted on donating n. ling fuel oil, coat, colic nnd nlllod pin- ton, Ilntty Lou Croon, Nancy John- H, (Irani! Tots! of sll Total Dedicated Revenues..! an,on I 3]o.on to thn "Y" house. ducts. An ii special fcntui-n of their nun, Botty Nnglow, Ann Mnrln Ilela- ^^^^^OMwSjiMiJEiii.-, Hnrtwrn Bnel/iy,, Jean .Withy*Mnvy business, the firm will..QUiJoMn., a, «isv Ksrbarn {JiiVMiijj Mary He>tti.*"M>o, SAVINGS STAMPS,, K|EP M... FLYING rlxpeitdetl i . Ituddy, n«t»y Hill, I^)l» Hllvnr ami 24-noiir nil burner "hinlhtonnnch' iiy Janet Jonos, Carol Ann I'orry, Phyl- Appro prlaM lllnervixj Victoria DoVoo were wi\ltrosi.e's nt compnlent mfdi«nlo«, In addition to lis Woliutoln nnd Million Wallace; IMS IN ilAKS CATAlDft I Appropriation! lot for 104a for 1(41 .(or IP4I receipted mttorod fuol' dollvory Oul> Hcouts, Lewis R, Lowry, chalr- 19, Dedicated Revenue Ifurroieurpoieas i the truatee banqunti tOxptndlturei Under Oh antia ' r "111,, P. U 194I..I 114,00 Tlio glrU who distributed "March Hnrvlco, ninni II. Russell Blackmail, Jr., ns ' Uog Damage* .. V 230.00 ai,76 of nimo" boxnn to tho ntores of RtiT ulatnnt chnlrmnn; M, Anderson SEARS ROEBIKK AND CO Hunk wore Vtiy Coroalo, Margarot MEDICAL I'ATINNT. Clrlmmi, cubmaatpr; .Tninco Lyle I Total ...... I 114.00 I 310,00 Uoullier and Vivian Honatl, Itosid- Mr0. Mnry MoQrath, llolshnw nvn- vlnon, unslntant cubmnnter; Chnrles 10, Orand Total of all Dedicated Revenue Ap- mniy Karroll nnd llotsy Dolntuih col- UomlrlriKf, Holinrt Olson, William Ol- _^ propilatfons ., I 114,(10 !• 190,00 nun, Hhi«w«hui7 townalilp, wn« nil- 17 Monmouth St. RED BANK Phono 1290 limld dm hoxfl* for Iho Clmmbiir of mlttrid lu Ttlvprvltiw .hospital Ht son, Zi..:: v aar- ".;•••' •• ' ' • • " ' -, «am« Met -gill spread Into othe r^SSS-itf-fr :••'"' " ..j.... " ' ' ./. -t P-^J - OA-i_I i(~ al'O'to teach that organtoation, co- ACCESWJUES ' '.,, iW> town, and .tates. . •"•HaT « ~t ' ' '' k It '^- VIOOU nOIHC JLtllC operation"and reciprocity are better nVffnfl%tfSflSIM The only sorry aspect of the Aux- H A ftAnV _»V A k i VT: ' _- • ' than "rivalry, .trite and destructive DVIIUVCl fi Mary is the .mall number of active 1 I IflM II M 11 fl A !• Mnaf Imnnptflnt competition and to encourage thei ap- m . - t T« member, which' it has. There I. •' ll I IFlfr %. M» 111^4*16 fc I 1VI9»i impOrWIll, plication of the highest ethical »tand> ConOCO SorViCQ Stfl! undoubtedly a good reaadn for the . • HUH fl-Mi-H _H« BMWIwIMHfl n , m ., 'n m . " arda in business and endeavor, by the ' 13-18 WHITE BTBEET. poor attendance at the regularly Mf ? * ™ " » vffiklif BS ' "aStO!" I ellS P IA ««""«« of methods and idea., to In- . , KED BANK, N. J. scheduled meeting!, for it mu«t be fl : *9, W ~M jn§"ffW;' - crease efficiency in all lines repre- PHONE Pou ! certain that all of our mothers, all- _.^ ,/r^** ^ f ' 4, ™ ,.» . ,. i • ~~^~ V aented. .. . • • - • 3»«» , , ; .WAi • " ,'':lJ.-,,...,,,„ , ... .. • I : teri, wives and lady-friends are ap- ••.••• ' &mW\ - WmmZST^LLl "•*&' ~ • 'CbuOHMl Spoiled " • ' • " •• -'• '• . ''.:._:_^i__L-_' _:_. .:—. ..-...^- '...... I"-

,t bw Uken.place at this, the for another increase in per.onn.l. ^ ifartSr'ZS t^M ^^ft*«K*I^Skl ,/ ^H' SJv*/! P. .>0hnX.Haye., paatoFof the , ... |V V $PTV Cvf^HBTOyfE 11 V pat military reservation Jtf the The jump this time, they tell us, "„ „'y yeb™a7v 16 Because i^&^AmS^^^N' rfSft^* *© / Red'Bank Preibytorlu'church told, .' .. J»Nk • •' *"Wi#A fe^\ FWJLAI/LM, Ited States, are of gigantic pro- would put the figure up to the 100,- ™* Serf «™ -nxlous fo co" ^PliafiSSrW-.-/M^T *%**** I . member, .of .the Junior Senior..Par- . f \ /$^^S>» TW-VT TjftffiW •tlons. The 112th has been on 000 mark. That, to use an expres- ..^hrir fund^ t^eatlni Is to ^SS-SB^SsZ^BI VMMLAl^^Oa I ' • ent-Teacher association lsj|t Thura- ,.•• -,l , -J^g^cM OAh ^. .W^WIj id to witness one of the most slon, is a lot of apples, but that it "rv« J-"«'r •*"»<>'»• ™am eetl fl o jBBF^ ^fe^wT • #/sHcSP1*** / *»* n>«ht that themo.t important . ft i fc'W%WWS "^ftA WjOnD ailng tot. of this year of war can be easily .wung is a certainty * -^^ £\£™ £1^ Sh»w^ fiK^I^ J^^&fifiW^"^ 7 : Unit of American life is A good home .;.•*:• % \ %M4M1 V^\4^IB^^-' duction and national defen.e, for There ia still plenty, of room, and ?;„ ^ °n ^™a* ,7"b S,h"^ tMMBmSW1? M Ljg&Mi ^^/ ' '"•• "Never has it been so import- v f9 * tymM&Xp f &&oC£^ ' h va V 4 1 Bragg of February 8, 1941,; and while we have an architectural P'"* ^\,™ ."'*.,. f' ." "- ^B^^-' ^f *^KmH • , • / .• ant to give children religious-train: .-• N^l. A Wi *^ N v^lSsWOB ^. '•"•- ^ Brajgof the same date a 'year knowledge of nil we .till figure that "™%T™}% ^?M , Zllhll ^P^L^^/ ^^^SiaLl;/' Ing'at home so that.they may be well - " VT \ttwii • /SPL"' ^lk8?^V • A r a ,r are a. different as the condl- doubling our present .trength would °"«'*?' ™ i"'«, «f »h«n1^ i?om *W&T/ ^»; ' . •;;^^* W ' foftiBed when or.eooaomlo hecesaity , fe\ ^WL//T%h^ ^MPT^V^\IT» .sunder which we arrived for a be but an item of getting the him- ff.'^'"!."^' Bat?.^ at the »n^ • • ° J^S: • &&/•: ) ' ^^- • they, must leave home," he declared. :, T^ • T^V\"^V M. .-.--.. ^S^W 7'» U - W I "uratlon !nd six months. Concerning training, the 112th ^^.^^^ * 2L°£2 ' -^^MMS&ft^ »^®V^' ' ' pro.perlty.for.th. lack of discipline;: "--'' ii-^Be>. '^W> JL,« fW 4'/• wlr 7 ur first gllmp.e of the va.t.re- starts off It* .econd year as, res!- «o»»clen«ouo Iadl««..It .appenra that ^^HW^ISHBf * * *^T , ;•, , . He '.said; children . are .polled, by. lux: ' . SSS^*- \ ' MJJ^lh7LD& m 6 ration showed muddy clay roads dents of Bragg by contlnuinj the *?»• * f JL^™ ?°ti, i,™^™ . • • ' • . .', ,;[ urles, material thing, and the use; . •[..JfiSmWl • ^ lIZ?" *^^ drab nieces of -earth. It was a "112th University" initiated a few »">«e the formation of the Auxiliary, :,. •'S • of car. arid radios. Headded that .': VMHvW *inO\ THE NEW TYPE' th u h h n rel11 lv : erable spot w?th roBd. into town week, back. ~Cla.se» continue in «« ° « , « « *•• ° «. » ' ,'..'..„• ;'f*f - "parents. are;more interested In ao- \i\aO6fgSr\ Ipv MOtiVoU BAA BAA iov affairs that threatened the each of the subjects, and interest of ,?' Thi. 1. mentioned, not with ,- : , , u____ Clal, life of.their children than the \|\"^.Sg^l DRV, MODERjN DOG FOO Btlvenes. of an auto's best man- the enlisted men still remains high. 'h« ™Xul«r°riUn«nS hf.t ™ther th« flct th»t his difference In pay Mrs. Bennett/had to pick him up In moraj life. The child ahould be dlgcl- If jA' \ You add tb» mohturo to HUNT CU itured springs. Beyond the bar- The various quiz and exam paper. »"* P«™£5' ,'*n!? 4» m.mK«» !rom *** «*»t«. came in about 15 the family, auto.. ' V ?'">«« at home, not in school. The ..-; •; . \|\,MJ£.yr>, I liutoad of payfob for It. Vwi you h a d p n a a, which were freshly built and have brought to the men the good " ?", "l own ! ,-h 'T ™It day. late. Sergeant Ed Hemschoot looks a teacher •functions are to train the •. , .BkW'D A W /to. of m«Of -obwuhnU vitamin - ri

alone he wondered if the short iouis two weeks. There is no doubt Probably the beat laugh-getter of mlghj add .was not the one. ___ Q e H hn raferee,ng theguat at kitchen equipment, such as custard JSTT^k^ A \ 111 ' \\ Wj 111 lllijl I" "

•«^B£ s2x€b ! H^=Hx= STJSTST! =-KF5SSS SSTSS«™B . f^^^?^^ .rd'eS'^tThecTo" a" 3 S"t ™ohS»I t,t The story wa. short, but carried the Sergeant. Charlie and Walt Brand &'£ .XSd l» Wa^. making that there were 102 members in the / %.. WT^ *. ^ —I*-. » »r aeiects agamoi. . .tuinine T>»B»lnir «n"™al news that a lady was the trying to convince yours truly that- th, Huhn faml|y membera of the association to date. „N orMatB-* f '« t?..rta riitanS aJon* the mirks f. Jur, proof thatth« Office? »oIe P«»e>>Ker on a bus headed in a ride on the motorcycle waa just Army-Navy association ...:.:.. Bill M«- AdaA' <3ran^» «Port«d on ;^ j£* „ f* I ction trucks groaning along the markj, i. ,ur ^proolI that th. Officer- th|> nera,• ,,lrecUolI of GoHsaoro. th. right tonic, but we feel .fine, MaCKen,i. looking very glum as he »• -tuttent welfore committee and , . ^ J| |%|mAi|| road to Post headquarter.. ^* jhetr teartlnf both intelCnt En "ut«- th« dtlver ttsked lr the thank you ™B1 U Cogaa tellB us Wttit« for ietter» ?rom the heart in- thanked mother, for working In the- * jf S OinH^m those days, walking along the ing ineir leacnmg oom mieingent ^y kn <1^ jig, |^[iL1i %#i^ ^ ave l) m certaln i«d part of the Po.t, that be- ana interesting. Having gotten an affirmative reply, Ing goes to Jack Hennessey, whose kitchen phone Is being answered K * "upplles mainly ," t m«ftP^«lll "Wg^l for tn8 x Post Proper, was a treat were On Tuesday evening the National the driv<,r finally made his way to claim to fame 1. that he went "all" these • day.' with: "Conroy's slop Purpose of feeding under- THURSDAY'—- FRIDAY — SATURDAY > )t for the ride,back to our base, Guard member, of E battery were the big city with the aid of the pas- the way to Raleigh, leading a con- house!" ...-„ Believe Don is awaiting nourished children and asked as , •. CONTINUOUS THURSDAY at least there were trees and con«oyed down to the Reception iengeI.., suggestions. Finally, on ar- voy The Regimental basketball a visit from his Grace comes the many a. felt the need of their chll- UW|lM*LIfMPt ,„... t dren n grass to bring a fellow back Center for the purpose of talcing the rivin attn 6 destination, the lady team has shaped up into a fairly wedding of Lt. Paul'LittlB on the eating more nourishment to •> ' IWtf'SVtVT WALT t , he realization that It wa. not Army General Classification Test. was about to take her departure decent outfit. . 21at. The sight of some Red Bank- avail themselves of the opportunity ^ s , BHljJRi^V • ire, in which he would spend his Tb.lii test, similar to the civilian wh the drlver pleaded; "Cou]d Sergeant Fran Kildulf getting to «« should prove pleasant. Notice of^^the free lunches.. ~ ^ BHSS™I»JU DKMFY'C 1 , The building, formerly used "I. Q." is usually given soldier, on te,,m e howt J t to the bus a V hoop game just in tlm! to 'hat Cook Larry Going.''B," I. wear- Mrs. Kenneth Slice, .afety chair- fPBW UI3NCI > . B J itation Complement troops were their first or second day in the Army, J ot,.. Thi, mayno t rcgiater Bo b, u ^ t __ ,,E,, , ing rubbers in the kitchen these man suggested that children attend •BHVBjPl- h«UnL,t,.t da B0 uated and set up a. hospital but the 112th arriving at Bragg in „ ,th northern readerS, but any 8,ated for another poke at their arch- ^ Guess the mop jobs leave the March safety program, when ml * BBsaS^"* »9ni'UI ' 3 tn is to add room to the large: but a rush and busUe season were over- f us who h had lncldent8 wlth "T "^, °,^" tomSrrow I gh _! 'W « ««'• damp Vinos Jan- «ary pollce^from Fort Monmouth '\ /v ^^§MB^*,,II l« ,L cook a eouate main hospi al building;. lookedland consequently never got th h* B.5,,, „, „*l t m ^ S^fte iStyaJi-*^ """^ "«" . anticipates an $" «*• talk on the -Teen Age , fgNPS^^ TOlI-fenglft . . % A ril V ros in'thl. .mall piece of land around to taking it. The Army's prl8cd^ such a situation. It is ^\.Z.ireDorted as ownine a beau- P ""riage Bill "Rochester" Driver." • * ' BWa\ -tlS^ t > . re the top. trength oMWO men, purpo.e for giving each soldier• thi- %Xr to the time when the bus, u?ul plctu^ a ^ -*-— * ttKpl*^ CorfOOfll ; pet ankle whlch yl maximum figure, for Bragg, mental exam has (several sub-head- loaded with aoidlerg at a iate hour, amuchchaneed man since his fur- ' miraculously geU „ . — N WB3*ff*ltBgB> '• a cn better ettch evenln 5 I and' did their training. Natur- Ing. One of the requirements; of arelved rlh t lnth , mldd,e 0,n0 . a™ ™*&5. The Corpora does 8 »' ••• The trio ComUlltteeS'FCW * - WBui?Hr of Mount Worth d Oven a great change had to occur, Candidates for Officer Training ,h erewlth an empt yeas tank. th«. d.v« ,Z* XI,,?, Writs'l.t > a" » have ' llfflPwlr-' -m,, the anticipated .trength was School is that a score of at least Anvthln^ you see can Cpen in ? ^l f^ 1^™ W'"^ »"'^ be good church goers, r 1*••-'-—"-- • - ^SMflP'^ft. i^tt^ , ted to 25,000, then to 60,000. and llo be attained in thi. test. There ****$*' y°U ""'Ca n haPPen to ^' •«* ««"•*,^L'i!^ wta* " couldn't.b« ««• °^ani.t, w« are Faif HaVCll LlOnS » fS^^^^^R ly to 68,000. . is a time limit of 40 minutes set for -Y.I.U, *K« W«=H,»H VO. *»T,»n nn Sergeant Bob Frost wondering .what R^M&^^^^mm^^i t I ho.pl*.. we mentioned ju.t completing the 150 question, which „,£" * ^J^X JS?"«- Z ^ At^ CorP0™' J'-°^ ^- ^ep.ng . ,, _.—1. - * \ ISIiKMHI hlmaeU bus thesa makln C!up b Flr8t ewere really* source -of much are mixed upto includo.lmplearith- t, sociability We understand her as "Bob F^sWmiws" y **?* ^ S • Dinner . \ *^^^^^^^^& up rum0 on 28 ear old8 Ser unfort to those patients who metlo, anonym, and block count-' thay Red Bank and vicinity has ex- A,^ MaiorF^aTvBnBrurt whoih^ " -y - - M *• T : k* //TmiMlft\\ t\» ^B . there In drove.. During the >ng. T° ^V?,?/™^?'""'f P«'^^ Meeting Tonight > ^ , /I lUHNKULUK^^M

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^z^jssr^ s^^rr^T^ S^^SIa-Ss- Ss^F^S i^s^j^ag^s R r w ffiiTsis« . ' , ospital. was always one of small ranged that each of its questions ™^inUr "it™ iurt enough frosty t T h^ „ V *• 1 i , Steal thing. Now that "B" is *?™*- Jam« LaBau, president, j. - v SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY '< rare. There wa.no apparent may be answered without writing, ?' * ^SA n t« h^u. able to K»ant Johnny Boland's planned sUr- .. i ed!- and the.e long ""'" Prc»lde at thB business session ' i^ — lU(pUAY i v Uck l4 n have Ah motor K m to the numbering onward,, as It ia necessary only to make.a ?*£ ,f *° « »»• *» prise for the family wa, ruined by hlkos have them reading all about following the dinner ^ - . ,||ffff^ HUM,Fl • ^ i building would be evacuated marking on the answer sheet. These The onlv War Deoartment order ™ i^^u T S T feet' the 8|Kht ot Pas8lnK th« *»> A* a me?UnK ,°f i*16,5°"d,0' dl" -- ^^SafflifflaSi^' * barracks today and turned Into sheets are scored by means of sten- ^ ^eeic perUlntae to officers oj T' ,7" are V y '? y> ' Field Ar»llery. a n1"1' °"'flt. has rector, last week President LaBau , |F ^Wfi^WfflHf' 1 dy them si hir for the O •pital tomorrow. It wa, a hel- ells, so that the score received has t'e 112Th fl^s Captlin Joseph P """^ ' « K Pa»t»--- Bu- appointed the following com ta W^ JmW^UmtBU&l kelter affair throughout, and been done mechanically and not by' nilldav advanced to the rw^ Corporal Mike Silk! .ticking Cor- gler "Buster" Cherry, being .a local chairmen: Administrative committee ,, X ^%mmm ^i of the patient, felt much re- any personal judgment. Si^ftte Md. h tan poral Howard Pete" wlth the 8"ly "fore1, beat customer these days -Harry J. Herold, attendance; Philip \ £> J BfTK DAVIS ft" *i about what tim ls in 1 when their- date of discharge According to the Army, the; grade. c?mmand«of Trenton's V" bat- « * China Corporal Pete Olson'Weating out," Wald^an, constitution and by-laws; JL^L ANH «U«L,I ^M when a SHIRID the-temporary hospitals wL a man revives generally Ainftahe. t.Tanfhas been A^uUnt, Moral* Chinaman has a sor» tooth, and we'really mean it, a three-day Charles ». Woo^dward conventIon; fiMftt ' AN !>fe

.ughfar. with curbing and .lab- «u.nc. on such test, the result, of Th, thanks of ,11 the "Indians" Jg ^tXZ^te a gamgeTb Pu«lng In Ttough day Friday 1 »oys a.nd girls; George W. Curchin! . A ,Wf| ' ii sewer-drainage systems. All which are put into five grades. _ ..,,., „, nte car jacked up^lor a^^^ • * ?Ksxn Ryder makes dress pa- citizenship and patrlotlam; Charles , I H'i' MA IWlM"' toou r friend stran d er e es m 1 ; the road, beautlflca ion work Grade one I, listed a. Very superior , for hU ,ftwhlc h wa8 re. -•--BUI ™'\ d™^ ™ »^'« rade, herealI y %oes thB ,lmit. ^e W. Rau, civic Improvement; .Fred- ', < |^ %JP|»ll|W 11 Pf lj f U 8 )een done and now either grass intelligence and U earned by only celved ,n .,-„,„ batt this t ° « 'P '"' s«m» aa thoueh^Bm «a. reported In'officer', .lacks for erick E. Grlgg, community better- v | ^ mllll llWlI ' '' ns e 11J .wing or agni indicate that be- about seven out of every 100. The weftk __ auUo WF^C the ,^al Hijr J» » "- S«rn» {^»™gd »™ th. last one Ed Wallace going mentj George W. Curchin, education; . . TITTII I' 1 , ,) 11 | g r the curbing seed, have been Army fe e l, that if soldier, attain a|rca8ter, has become an associate ?"'? f%ceIlt"v* ^2rten along a. "E's" most well-llkedmem. John F. Wa gner, health and welfare; ,, V^F "" ber L ed. On either side of the long this grouping that they.would make ofth , Mutual Broadcasting system, "f *r 1,^^^!^ thenTbolh a Corporals Adams and Ste- M*° Pry*, safety, and Nicholas . ——__3^ ' _^——' ve t ar^.ign. indicating the side good officer,, considering, of course, whlch ,hould bo ln,urance for bet^ '0L ' ar' s ' s wmlam 4hat "»on «» Practically Raleigh real- Snyder, sight conservation and blind. "-"-^T~ ~7 ^______—• ! >^!ZIIlJ B W dent 7 ts, each one named after a that they, al.o posses, marked ead-U r rftdlo ,|8tenlng One of the *"?„ ,""" Jf?' m me with « Corporal Ingrain know. Following the. appointment,, Mr. LTT^ ^-ZT "' TiZ--^^' S i d Army official. er.hip and other necessary qualitle. flr,t ama to b f UJed ^ ^ guyj bi «n tol»B to k111 ™ «>« ,„ the rules about checking the ven- VanHorn addressed the group, out- „ ^-ZZT^ ^- "^^ the Od r 6 P a 1. Rellly road that border, on of education and experience. new 'set-up wa. a broadcast from J° , £ ^ ?v. w^twd n «" »<"> '" ^e barracks now lining a salvage campaign being con- < ^_Z^==~ -^C^XTT of the Field Artillery unit, sta- Grade.Two I. li,ted as Superior Fort Dl/ When Sergeant James ?^£ Sl« Xt rt.M to^ t «."" »•»' P™*™/ returning to. camp ducted by the Boy Scout, of the ^ ^^I^rT TT~ ^11^^-^-, hel stakln g m at P g d here, and it also front, on intelligence, and is earned by'ap- Cannon, famous metropolitan jour- ° " ™ safe and sound, with reports'that hi. borough. „-* T^\V_i^J^ ^_T^ f— itals Two and Three, spacious proximately 2i out of every hundred, nallst gave his list of Army Ian- "B" men tel1 UB that since Ser- baby Is In better health Frank The officers of the organiiatlon in- • \ .___—•——"~~ oranm-r "*~~—-llf.<^M ing, whose capacities have nev- This group, the Army believes, gen- guage he failed to mention one that K^ant Ted Clark haa had the Motor Bnyder caught admiring hi. own job elude Mr. LaBau president, Mr. Van- ! f ******** »w st been taxed. The design of erally contains a good number of is all over the Southern, camps It Sergeant job that it ia easier to on the rifle rack in the Supply Room Horn, Jlrst vice president; Andrew /CFnP'f*S^ A\ nWllfl!^ ' um over him mlldlng. I. much the same a, commissioned officer type and a is- "Sweating It out" This G I J P than walk around Giv6 Corporal Howard Peter. W. Egeland, second vice president; I' \\ III \\\J))I)L\ ivSj II \^ would see at Monmouth, Han- large amount of noncommissioned parlance ls translated to mean that hlm- Reason ls a heavy waistline credit for starting a.real vogue. Us- Henry Stadler, third vice president; >j) IJ MM8J-/H\\|R JII u/jf' > orDIx, for the Army goes about officer material. On the scoring for you do not wait In expectation for development. A pile of Officer | < horseshoes, Pete ha. made up John F. Wagner, secretary-treasurer; / &" U' Ul VSt/CSUI Sjl U6/ < ng f building In a unified pattorn, the particular test, score, below 130 your furlough your mail or what- Candidate requests are sure to be >om8 swell looking picture frames Cornelius Shay, Lion tamer, and Mr. v , LAST TIMES TODAY ve are willing to wager that no and not under 110 fell into this class, not but you '"sweat it out" Inci- lhe result of that Army G°neral Sergeant Frank Toop trying to Herold, tall twister. The, Lions meet ,! • Fort can boast the roominess The Third Grade I. listed as those dentally, we had anticipated mak- Classification Teat scoring. .:— figure.ou t how he can stop th. saw- at 7:15 p, m. at Stadler'a tavern on TllA Blonrlo Cnmnt-" •agg hospitals. On looking down with average intelligence, and ls ing a collection of Army expressions Ralph "Ma" Bova, still taking thing, du.t from falling in his face when the second and fourth Thursday, of I IIC BlVllUt? VaOITiet low and casy but ttln there 3f the long corridors of either earned by about 38 per cent of all f0* a future letter but Seriteant ' ' B« S someooes oh the top floor drops a each month. with VIRGINIA VALE—HODEBT KENT *e hospital, one feels as though enlisted men. Group four i, listed Cannon'i well formed bit would nevertheless. Corporal Harold boot '*_.'„• Sergeant Happy Bennett Tho objects of this newly formed \ > ns out of view. Each ward Is a. just below Grade three and the make ua look too badlv so we will "Gus" Hounihan being granted a gav»-the Battery 15 minutes of dou- club are to form a body of men A"u . , irically arranged and it only last group ls naturally labeled in- h.v. tn wnlt until .v.rinn. fnr^Pt. three-day pass, and being awfully ble Hme drill the other day and re- oroughly representative of tho " 5BWITVV-»V-~V> 'a.. t on. visit to learn the entire ferior. th, hLZt AoK < S ™rrled late Thursday afternoon, marked afterward, "I.know everyone buslneB. and professional Interests of i fP|-u'riU©>Z uinniiinil r a I 1 p. Each section is arranged to rora comBosit, . „_ „ jf,° °**^ "M 17,.^° pa,"|c.gTo! when the Adjutant was missing must be craiy, now!" Ernie Tu*- Fair Haven; to unite Its members / . ^.WKTV^ "! , ' ' Chl for a particular type of sick- the NatlonaT Guard ZC.f ?*. tl«l % t to' ••¥" Jfitf^ "l« tht '™™ headquarters. Ed Willis Ho thinking about leaving the Supply In the closest bonds of good fellow- !t M \iMW\ll*\ ' rc'-xisz*^ xsSS'13,^ S^?."-i- srjstjs si?si a as-sss-^a: sssrsxssstz • ArP^^"'"" » •

ment Center, specializing inAr- becoming a^XTr or a non-com wondering « he medlci" afttndaM a "a11 °ne «W when ne wafham - feminine friend, of "K" that tip 16th members and toward bringing about ^^PHBafittaffiifl f. grew rapidly ,o become po,- Thi. .hJLld prove Something Td .om^thing agaCtem o^ ?h -ring. They tell us it is hi. pet te th. date to get to the auxiliary a better understanding among men; . . C^^ShffTA >< ' the moat famed Center in to- Tho article ln The Register last jab Back to that Dix program »or ha wears the splint during the meeting and show those members . =, ^ WB^SSBT&SS^ ' * Army, and supplemental to week, pertaining to the disburse- again, one of the newly indGtted &*?• but gets It off comes off- me now^actlvelj'a part orthe^ Ladle,, aa- QmNN ft D0BEMIJS , "^ gaffiggaSSiSSSSSl J, ' I. a Reception Center that Is ment, made by the Ladle, Auxiliary aoldier. expreeaed hlm.elf a. a real A.k Corporal Alton B. Mi»bb If he '^°^^^"'^i>^Jh'^-H COUNSELtons AT LAW, • • •• Also, •••' i! , s^s^isaKisri-jp*?Js:S=£»?,D'H;fa-'i.'usJSS^arable to any good sized vll- of Battery "E" 1» certnlnlv wnrth-/ "flo-Min» m.n" hv rinimlno- ),. nr» ha. a FM 6-BO handy. It has£ some - Unti=•""l nex•t -week~, alon"""•"""«&,Sig about the wiltB.ld Bulldlnj, RedS Dank • • ipi&^RnmnnOTwiM»^zMm i. ' S» - ". s 1. the Fort BrnBg-Fayettevlllo Ladles of "E" have accomiill.hed Thev t.ll ua that Bill Ander- Ming prepared, flgure. Corporal Bill , : , Jffij I y W W v r reading can be found In Mth- Justo™ Item o their ™t.rff ""hi " *u r" i if « «ry "Idler at Governor's Island, 8treet, Shrew.bury, two.liou.e. to the Th»d.« D«. P«.oB. RlmOnfl JT,,0«..on. 1^ .•^^a^^.. ' the Carolina., snd to be mild of The Auxlllarv came (hr • h w"!! TJ'' M'~ fPM?1 r »«» "B" Batterymate. of Marty Loh- south of Monroe avenue. All mem- „ , 1*"°*°" ?• ^"TV r „ LJ/^T-r-»^^W»^S^ "^J ; s r •ASS s-.-a-sr £»SS5 EH;£H£« - E?S=: v«S EF="- "'= " " ^IJS— ^«^ •

S™.k»,?Mri, »iS i V rf er> "nd by. C'Pta'n Millmnn, "K:" he had to do a letter over five times trip down with Mrs. Frank Iloxey, Aolmt e.t.f. : ' HUNDAY - MONDAY - TUE8DAY " C tol11 SS?S-HS tLL™ kl!™ a,rTf^^' ™ ""«»•'» «» «• Roy Bauer and Staff Sergeant and the better half of Personnel Agl- Pu,.u.nt lo Ih. Ord.r of J»«ph L. Don. r)™r=D I M/ CARLBON^ ; •'( yWMuMm "' L.. -JMlUWWHJ Jl l ..I •; i dot each section of the Post, erganliatlon of Its kind, so far at day .Ick leave. . Incidentally As a conditioning menaure, Medical u h'l.m.l.; .nd Umlit L. oil.., .doiln- FOOT AILMENTS --., M»tu«l '^HR^H ' }< 1 lotl in .hort, I. ft 1 o.l. lnat it we know, who lias carried on Its ad- Roy's drat move on return to Camn he," preacrlbod long and rugged crou- l«r«tlt« of Ih. ..(«(» of llmjl , Wp. offl nooni Dillr »it« «.ra. ta lil« p.m. i' ' " •WS'P«trf!W?XKW?il 5 v nini ir ti() witi ami im w 1 Tu i dT < 1 ! '.'ri^ibiT,~t z i " "rt " ; » »»'•>'««w,»l0",* 0;Th. ",;:;"^3c«»»trywu.* ™,h™«i.-toord.r sTiAT.-,.^saTe^wjiisit «"»'«•• " » " »»" " -» : j^" l!Bmw//MM * . riinMtBdSJvtJwprtMm.phy- Jape ana....m.ylriiura.^f.vMKH^^ ih. .uhi.crlh.ru. .8T> BBO ftAWK,N . J. r> "MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S BARY" " * * Ed tou on orn nf hl ; K 9 : I. poaslbly one of very few th, Keglmenl aa well aa th. Ilegl- on for «t least on« Kood lwirh a. K" " » « command, d.r. or thy will b.\or.v«r b.rr..l o( iMi uiihnpnUillC»OT i- ' U ,n • "< PABY to have individual parade mental Officer., who have aald that day. Til.i other adwnoon a irroun ^Wlel 1 "" •""""/ Qu""> almost a.iAn. ifc.™«or • ...In.t th. ..Id .ub. DR. MILDRED HULS ART * ."' "-'"""^ ^\, '. > *V JTTS T."> 7 Or a L ?,\f *£? «P»r «» "Blmcnl the Auxiliary', work I. moat certain- were talking about what' over.eas dropped out of alght on one of the "'iVud, r^Mi. V. 1.. J.'n.'io, nil. SDItOBON CIUIIOI'ODIST, ,, ' •""*>•* ±*«*M>r*Mn., ftAtoffff,.,^,!.. .f.,< M tWion. There U no crowding )y the finest thins: hey have heard dutv mu.t b« Ilk* «n,l rc.iwufrt recent Jaunt...... staff Sergeant • Lvux L KINOSLBV, _ . n-fc.mi,__IPilu*_mkll-.B- ,*• * ;»aas;i,?is«i=iffi:::fii^rs,:i.?«;^ri«wi«ia"":«at;-" , , .:^:r^::;;sr::. |_,i,mi,niu,ln,l.ltl.l.a,...i.mol.l.,;:;«n•,„,,,.,; RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. Parts KNOW YOUR Women Engaged Women's Club TIMOTHY R. HOUN1HAN KNOW NEW JERSEY-JNfo. 59 Hears Reports Contractor and Builder A. Bradahaw BMMMMMI In Motor Transport The International relations depart- HIGH SCHOOL ment of the Little Silver Woman's SCREEN AND 8T0BM ENCLOStTBKS club held a meeting Monday after- Work At Forts noon at the club house under the di- SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING ' By DONALD 8, KLOPP, rection of Mrs. Warren Tyrrell, co- TEX. 32SS-H. U HUDSON AVE, BED BANK, W. «. Operating Daily chairman of the club, at which time Red Ban-It High, School Journalism various members gave jre ports on • ; Department. ,'•..,.,„;. at Fort Monmouth books and lectures. • WHAT HBXT Hf EnUCATJOHT Mrs. George C. Southworth, review- AUCTION SALE and Fort Hancock ed*. John, Gunther's book, "Inside • Tba jeopard, of- learning U going Latin America," emphasizing Brazil Household Furniture and Furnishings to ohonga his spots, in fact la chang- and Mexico. Mrs. Fred T. Morf re- ing them now, It is hard to predict At the request of Gen. Ralph Phil-, viewed the Argentina section of the PROPERTY OF , , which -way he -will leap next but ho llpson, commander of the Second same book. Mrs. A. Borton Cross re- MR. GEORGE C. DEXTER definitely, la eharpenlng his oy«, his Corps Area, a motor transport serv- viewed former Ambassador, Joseph growl and his claws to meet a for* "The Lindeni" 1 ice of the American Women's Volun- E. Davis' book, "Mission to Moscow." .raldable adversary, tary Services has been inaugurated Mrs. Harry H. Coddington, reported BUM80N ROAD and BUENA VIPTA AVENtJB, In trying to predlot .what l« next at Fort Monmouth and Fort Han- on India, taking her. material from : In education, textbooks and syllabi cock. ' . ' '"• tha talks lsst week at the,Baptist Rumson, New Jersey of the past are ot little help. The Mr». John Auerbach of New York church. city, A. W. V. 8; LiaiBon Officer for Saturday, February 21st, 10:00 A. M. method of the case" study, so popu- Mrs. Arnold E. Bowen and Mrs. Including: Fine Modern and Antique Furniture, SWnwuy lar today, throws more light on the the Armed Forces, together with Aage F. Nellson, chairman, were Mrs. Ernest Llnburn, chairman of Grand Piano, Belter Suite of Four Piece*, future'than do other methods. For hostesses. Those attending- were Mrs. Grandfather Clock, Oriental Buss, Books, etc, one ; thing, we can examine tho Monmouth County A. W. V. S., and Jenny Herbert, Mrs. Vincent Hideout, The residence will ie open for Inspection on Friday, Febru- leadership of the collages, Inasmuch Mrs. Barets O. Benjamin, chairman Mrs. George C. Southworth, Mrs. ; ary 20th, lrom 10:00 A. M. until 8:00 P. M. as public schools have ever taken of -the motor transport service of Harry H. Coddington, Mrs, Fred T. many ot their cues from this direc- Monmouth county, discussed plans Mone, Mrs. Richard Blcknell, Mrs. Luncheon may be obtained on premises on d»y of s»U. tion. And then we can collate and for this accredited service at the two Arnold E. Bowen, Mrs. A. Barton examine predictions ot the future us posts with Gen. Philip Gage of Fort Cross, Mrs. Malcolm C. Cleveland and WALTER L. BUSH, Auctioneer nude by many persons in the public Hancock and - Gen. George L. Van- Mrs. Warren Tyrell. Auctioneer's Telephones:—'., prints recontly. Deusen of Fort Monmouth, Mitchell 2-0654 / Hotel Robert Treat, We must not in these' difficult The A. W. V. S, motor transport MArket MOOT / , Newark, New Jersey times be too shocked at the sources service deals entirely with army per- World WideGuild. of Information. Speaking at Long sonnel on official business. Adequate . Branch a few months ago, the omin- headquarters, equipped with tele- Meets At Leonardo, ont British statesman, Lord Marley, phones havo been assigned at both Mrs. Fred Williamson entertained sold that the greatest benefit Eng- posts. . the Edna Woodward chapter of the land had thus far derived from the The motor transport service oper- World Wide guild Friday evening. war was that the government hto ate at both posts six days a week Devotions were led by Miis Effio returned to the people, that those from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at FortMon- Schurman, and Mrs. Ellwood S. Wolf In high places were becoming In- mouth and 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. at Fort was in charge of the program, during creasingly aware of the needs and Hancock. Required courses for which time a dramatic reading taken desires, dt the "people." The will ot Boyer Memorial Hall,. Catnticn. members include map reading, motor from the book, "The Seed arid the mechanics, first aid and air raid pre- the peoplo In beginning to legislate. 1 Soil," was presented by several mem- r We mlghv have;hed a premonition __i The_ChorJes_S. Boyer.Memorial.Hall,.home; Cooper, Jr. In-thelibrary on -the second floor cautions. Any women Interested In bers of the guild. of this In Sandburg's "The' People, of the Camdon County Historical Society, .is are numerous volumes on South Jersey, maps joining tho motor-transport service After tho businoss sosslon, a social Yes." • located at Euclid Avenue and Park Boulevard, and manuscripts. The museum contains a fine may call Mrs. Barets O. Benjamin, hour followed. Those present were 55 Pullman avonuc, Elbcron, for Mrs. Ellwood Wolf and Misses Anna At the end ot this article can bo Camden. The Tapestry brick structure is of collection of Indian relics and Civil War me- further information. : found a bibliography of the evidence , Georgian Colonial design with a double chim- mentoes and is open Monday, Wednesday and Williamson, Anita Pease, Mary Pa- herein advanced, the ltemB num- ney at each end.'it was built in 1726 by Joseph Fridays from 1 until 4 p. m. Mrs. W. J. Dove of Long Branch Is ton, Mildred Guttormsen, Inez Leon- bered to agree with references In lleutnant in charge of the Fort Mon- ard, Efflo Schurman, Lois Bryan, v : mouth unit. Among the members tho text itaeir. , Sew Jtrui) Council, Slate Eotiu, fttnto* * Hannah Elliot, Anna Wymbs and are Mrs. J. C. Spelden, Mrs. O. C. Kathlyn Guttormsen. Underlying the changes that He Whltak'or, Mrs. Bison Gulterman, ahead In education Is perhaps the peck away at the do-what-you-want and Into nitre remunerative Jobs in Mrs. Harpld Kazmann, Mrs. Irving , baslo philosophy ot education itself. Bressler, Miss Dorothy Markusson, Local Club What Is It to bo—Eesentiallsm or classes. _ Industry. Many male teachers not Raritan Grange That old iconoclast, Heptisax, ha« drafted will have to bo shifted Into Mrs. Donald Hamsher, Mrs". Ward Progreuslvlsm? The thunder of the Wilson, Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, Miss Has Meeting big guns could be plainly heard even also gone acetic with: "... for I essential Industries by the govern- have heard lately much lugubrious ment. Pupils will have to adjust Holds Meeting Gladys Tioo, Mrs. Walter Reade, Mrs. Members of the Friendship club months ago. William C, Bagley was Herbert For3ch, Mlss Dorothy John- i thundering, "Essontlallsm provides a talk about the abandon with which themsclveB to faculties that are de- t met last week at the home of Mrs. not only the young people who wore cidedly "ladles bolore gentlemen." son, Mrs. Joseph' Dworsky, Mrs. Her- Thomas Ravershire, Long Branch, strong theory of education; Us com- bert Curtis, Mrs. Robert Meyers, peting theory offers a weak theory. In ischool at tho bottom of i tho de- Aa to financial support, whereas the Experts Explain where plans for a theater party Wed- pression but the middle-aged: who largor portion of tax funds used to Miss Wanda Wright, Mrs. Ruth Tan- nesday, February 25, were, discussed. , If there has bcon a question in the ner, Mrs. Ralph Gather, Miss Con- past as to the kind of educational had a ghastly time then discharging go toward scbjjgjs, now over half the Animated Cartoons Mrs. John Arnone, presided, their family responsibilities, are in- .national income will go Into arma- stance Thecker, Miss Marjorie Dier- theory that' tho few remaining de- lng and Mrs, Lloyd Phillips. Mrs. Levlne D'Ugo, chairman of nocraclos of the world need, there vesting their earnings In the gay ments, Thls is sure to entail some the theater party committee, an- headaches that must be prepared for. The monthly meeting of Raritan Mrs. Frederick Graham of Rumson can be no question today." (1) His life." (7) Akin to thiB general toplct grange was held at Keypqrt Friday nounced the club members would see an Army spokesman, addressing the' In conclusion, teachers must be is the lieutenant in charge of the colleague, William Hoard Kllpatrlc, night. Tho men of the grange, Un- Gertrude Lawrence's hit play, "Lady . speaking against Essentlallsm, university presidents aforemen- tareftil not to lay all the stress "on Fort Hancock Motor Transport unit. in the Dark." A " , tioned, concluded that colleges can tangibles, on courses, on outward der the chairmanship of Harry Y. Among the members are Mrs. Anita thundered, back ". . .; the learning Smith, served a hot dinner befofe The members enjoyed bridge after thua got tends to bo wordy and shal- best servo-the war effort by- charac- •changes." Serious warnings are now Llssner, Miss Edna Carey, Mrs. J. p. the meeting. Miss Betty Bazzarro ter •building and pre-mllltary train- being given that things of the spirit, the meeting after which the mem- Carroll, Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith, Miss low. It does little for mind or heart bers were entertained by two young holding high score. and possibly even less for character, ing. (S) : of tho heart, of tho will, are Just as Dora Joflee, Miss Hazel Joffce, Mis. The next meeting of the club will for It hardly goU Into life," (2) Important to Inculcate. The much- men, formerly of Walt Dlsney'B Hadley King, Mrs. Julian Marx, Mrs. To choose one more .example, this Hollywood studios, Private Alven be held at the home of Mrs. Arnone sung Lieutenant General Ben Lear Lillian Reeck, Miss Addle Scisco, Monday night. , from the definitely vlolont type ol warned his troops that they must ex- Gets? and Private Victor Machlnsky, Miss Blanche Tucker wnd Miss Edith Military Training m High School attack, hear what Judge Jlortlmcr This appears to .be one of the pect to fight frequently against an both training in film production at The American Women's Voluntary W. Byers of the United States DIs- enemy superior in numbers "and Fort Monmouth,—Private Getz ex- changes' in the offing. One news- trlot Court at Brooklyn, told the Co- Services is offering-courses of throe paper announces; "Dr. Harold O. equipment. "Equipment does not plained just how. an animated car- lectures in air raid home protection. lumbia University Alumni associa- fight; It is an Instrument of man. toon is created by th» writers and Campbell, superintendent of schools, tion: Modern educational methods In # Under tho instruction of MrB. Her- New York, announced yeBterday trjat Equipment Is not a substitute for then carried out by the artists and bert Curtis one class is meeting Wed- the United States may not be of tho character, spirit, dogged determina- musicians, 24 separate drawings be lie will take steps to put military right sort to turn out men "adequate nesday evenings at 8 p. m. at the tion, dash, development of tactical ing required for each second of the , training back In the city's publlo for the stresses and stralnB of war, Long Branch city hall. The first lec- skill and the will to close with the finished movie, ture of this courso was held Febju- high schools if the Army expresses For. the past 20 years succeJslve col- enemy and destroy him." (10) This its approval." (S) Dr. Sinclair J. lego generations have been coddled A talk on the four pillars of Ami. ary 4th. One courso has been com- thing of tho spirit that we must pleted at the hospitality house, also UAUTY Wilson, principal ot Stuyvesant high by progressive education and left lean democracy was given by Louis teach Is pcrhaRs more fervently put given by Mrs. Herbert Curtis. Fu- . school and a lieutenant of the first wide "open for the blandishments at by Gregor Ziemer in hla book "Edu- Pazlensa, professor of history outrageous political demagogues." Matawan high BChool, and Profes- ture courses in air raid homo protec- World war, was ihade nxecutlvo di- cation For Death": "If wo are to tion will bo offered as the need rector of Dr. Campbell's School War Ho quoted the dean of'freshmen at combat the spirit of German youth sor T. Howard Lloyd, also of Mat PREFERRED Smith college as having said that arises. Anyono Interested in regis- Service oommlttoe. Said Dr. Wilson, with our own spirit of democracy, awan, gave "a talk. tering may call Mrs. Ernest Llnburn, "I'll get busy and see the Army of- graduates of progressive schools are It will have to bo a rejuvinated spirit During the business meeting four "practically illiterate." (7) 486 Wostwood avenue, Long Branch, ficers right off." He added that a —a spirit as fiery In Its concentra- new members were voted on and It or Mrs. Herbert Curtis, 728 Greens recommendation from Dr. Campbell tion as Nazism is in German schools was decided to Invest a portion of Ourrlcutar Changes - avenue, Long Branch. COSTS LITTLE would be all that was needed. .... Hitler is making fanatics, We the savings account of the grange ' Dr, Wilton said that In any event One Is beginning again to see at- should make believers. Our democ- in defense bonds. All women graduated from the ci- he would advocate 15 minutes of tacks on the so-called fads and frills racy , .Y .~1B~ worth gettihgTa little vilian protection teacher courses with a rating of 85 per cent or bet- onch health class be given to mili- of education—muBlc, art, literature 'Lg g i and the like, The university heads ter, will bo kept Informed of all new tary marching and facing for both, excited about 'Let mo die for D&mage By Storm boys and girle. It would teach them were told to stress "special tenchnl- Hitler!Hitl! ' cried the <3erman boy. Our data as Issued by the army. A class cal courses, especially In the opera- slogan must be, 'Let me live for ls being conducted at the present cadence, discipline,- obedience to time at Fort Monmouth under Mrs. .commands, military posture and "It tion of motor vohlclcs, radio, teleg- America'!" (11) At Highlands raphy, field engineering, map read- Plgg. , won't hurt these youngsters at all," Ing, aerial photography." (7) Bard Bibliography The heavy wind and rain storm of he obsorved. (3) ' . Saturday caused a landslide on Bay- Currently also claasses are being college, for example, Is undertaking (1) N. E. A. Journal, October, conducted in motor mechanics In El- ' . Another headline shouts "Schools projects In "aeronautics, meterology, 1941. side drive, Highlands, In which sev- Put on War Footing! Regents Fa- eral tons ot dirt were washed down beron and Red Bank, and map read- flying, navigation by radio and re- (2) N. E. A. Journal, November, ing at Long Branch. Teachers for vor Military Training in State Col- lated employment." (7) This school 1041 on that thoroughfare from. Scenic You leges—Modify Courses." (4) A dif- the map reading course are being is also studying the practical effects (3) New York Herald-Tribune, road. Borough employees were kept ferent paper blazons, "Mexico Or- busy over tha week-end clearing supplied by Fort Monmouth. Those of the good-neighbor policy and January 3, 1942, interested in forming; new classes in ders Army Training For Schoolboys problems of labor unions. ThB New away the loads of earth. —Plans to Instruct 95,000 Forming (4) The Now York Sun, Decem- tho above subjects should call Mrs. York Board of Regonts calls for ber 20, 1941, On Bay street an electric light ' Now Police Unit to Combat Fifth Ernest LinbUrn or Mrs. Barels O. more emphasis on the Importance ol (5) New York Herald-Tribune, pole and wires were blown down. Benjamin. Column." (5) A third paper quotes morale, citizenship, the democratic January 11, 1942. Repairs have since been made by the General Hobert C. VanVllet, retired, tradition through the Constitution. 16) Long Branch Dally Record, company. • of Shrewsbury: "It Is not fair for The regents further recommend January 6, 1942. Bay avenue, between Valley and A Friendly Visitor. Bringing Good some preparatory schools to be able more Instruction in hygiene, mathe- North streets, was flooded by the un- News every week for 60 years to all Sec to equip their students in military (7) Now York Herald-Tribune, the family In the homes of Bed Bank matics, physics, chemistry, radio, January 4, 1042. usually high tide In the Shrewsbury dlsclpllno when, should, war come, photography and science generally. river. and vicinity—About local events and the bulk of It would fall on the ad- (8) Now York Herald-Tribune, local DKQDle.—Advertisement. (4.) At Phillips academy some of January 2, 1942. vanced 'teen age boys still in public this itypo of Instruction Is given In a high sohools." (6) new activities program. The pro- (9) Now York Herald-Tribune, gram Includes Instruction in use of of recent date. More Physical Education firearms, fire fighting, prevention of (10) Now York Herald-Tribune, Hardly anyorwe has failed to note January 9, 1842. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE STEINWAY v panic, artificial rcBplratlon, treat- the articles no« lavorlng more phys- ment of burns, Morse code, both (11)' Gregor Ziemer: Education Only at our state, in this community, For Death, Reader's Digest, ical education, oM-fltyle calisthenics, visually and by telegraph. (7) , can you purchase a new Steinway, A tcughonlng-up games. The colleges February, 1042. ttyle and price for every home and < again are pointing 4to» Way. Eight In speculating on what Is next in The writer exprosses his real In- hundred members oftne) College and education, wo soon see that teachers debtedness to Barbara Conkllng, '42, budget. You need pay only 10% down University PresidenW society were and administrators themselves will Tor her valuable aid in collating data •• (as little as $129.50 do^n for the told at tholr Januaiy meeting "to have to acquire new skills and con- above. Steinway Grand, "S"). See us now. Inaugurato flve-day week physical cepts, Newark, for one, has pion- MID-WENTER education programs for all students eered. In its city-wide first aid pro- .tor the full four-yoar courses." (7) gram for teachers, • Tho writer Is Banging Institute Tusfing Piano Co. On tho same day the same paper well familiar with what shore com- Meets Tomorrow- 18 Monnioiith St., Ifcil Ilnnk curried another story headed: "Cor- munities In Monmouth county luvo UCM) Mnttlron Avc\, nell Sets Up Campus-Wide Health done and aro doing to make needed James E. Baum, secretary of In- Asliury Park Courses—Mau« Plan Is Designed to currlcular changes. There have boon surance Protective commlttoo, Amer- Make All Men Physically Fit For courses In aviation, In radio, in nav- ican Instltuto of Banking, will be the National Defense." (7) Apropos to igation, In first aid added to the reg- principal speaker at the mooting of this, public schools will no doubt ular offerings In the communities. turn from stress orrl* lntertnural Speeding Up of Instruction tho Monmouth county chaptor, A. I, sports to stress on intramural sports. B,, at the Berkeley-Carteret hotel, The 'university presidents wore Rationing, tho hazards of orowds, ABbuiy Park, tomorrow night, Frank PUBLIC SALE scarolty ot cars, rubber, gasoline, all urged "by nearly every speaker to -OF— consider the condensation of tho Allen will preside. ; will dlscourago much traveling from four-year courses to three.".(3) Wo Mr. Baum will discuss Insurance War mterest. and the dominating influenc. one school to another. know what Annapolis and other coverage and Us relation to bonds* of Natioul -Defer,* need, havo begun Tightening of Discipline Bchools havo already dona In this and oth,oi' banking matters. Ho will particular. Dean Herbert HawkoA report on the protection offorod by Live Wo have already noted what Dr. Stock and sharply to affect current price Ievel.--«,. announced that Columbia college tho Insuranco committee to members Wilson hinted on this subject. (3) ticularly in furni.hin of the home. Others are moro violent. It is the will lengthen the summer cession of tho A , I . BB. the ff writer's opinion that If revcrsos con- "from six to 11 wooks . . . encom- Representatives from Red Bank Already very considerable advance* h»v« tinue to come to the United N&- passing savernl full-year courses In will attend. Farm Machinery been regiitered, ivith othert immediately in . tlons until they can bogln their great this time." (7) High school grndu- ites, he tells, who begin their work Having sold my farm, I wUl soil at nuctlon on tho fnrm, on main ronrl, prdjpect. Anticipating the present emer- offensive In or after }013, school peo- 0HUHO11 OF THE AIR, ple will hear a great deal more on |n July can receive a bachelor's de- gency months ago,- we selected thousand* of this subject. Writing of mental gree) In three years, Between Colt's Neck and Scobeyville, N. J., A Christian Solence program will America1! moil di.tingui.hed example* of disciplines, Walter Llppmunh notodj : Scarcity of Materials be broadcast over Station WCAP "Wo havtt emptied education ot Now York university says that next Tuesday afternoon at li4B. This line furniture Theie yre now offer you for vigorous training in tho arts of war pesos problems In purchasing, 1 08 1 ls und f. ' ™" »r tho direction of Tuesday, February 17th, 1942 even lei* than our former low price*. Wo thought . . , wo have dropped an There will be a seurclty In tclontUlo thhe ChristiaChristi n Hclence Committee Instruments, chemlBtry noodB, bi- mmittee on •Iron curtain of false progress that PublicatioPublicattioi n fof rr NNew Jersey and ththo at 1J:3O oYloolt, tho following: urge you not to min this GREATEST MID- ology ntedu, • electrlcnl equipment, lonvoa us to tho darkness ot our subjecb t will p8> "i shalshlll NNo t Want " WINTER FURNITURE SALE IN OUR HIS. whims, our vagrant opinion*, and eta, (S) It ls posslblo that some dny JJvo Block:—% good work Imncs, H good diilry UOWH, DO N«w llinnit- our unregulated passlonsi" (i) Mr. oven the transportation of out-uf- slilre Ileil hens. 1(10 bu»holn corn, corn ntnlks, Fnnnnll #12 tructor, In TORY!—truly « once-in-a-lifetime oppor- Llppmann thon urges «• revival of town pupils will poeo A problem Junt Fire U.wtrO)s Muwuquan Building. good shape; tractor cultivator, tractor plow, doulilo illso pntnln planlor, tunity to SAVE on the moit beautiful bom* learning to holp check tho onset of an hard n« thoso above. School Au- duster, potato dlgK»r, grader, Myors' orchard sprayer with 100-gal. tnnk BUY • barbarism, Parents writing letters thorities should now be oonnlclm'lng oarly Monday morning de- (ind 2}i h. p, enRlnr; l',4-ton Chevrolet trudk, corn hnrventcr, mowing UNITED STATES furni.hing. we have ever »hown. BUV to the editors begin to complain of plans for such problems. Tenchorn stroyed a larggo two-story bulldlnff machine, l-horio liny inks, grnln drill, 1 horno drill, New Idea nldn de- NOW! Then* price, will NOT bo continued "Soft Education," "nrtigreislv* edu- must bogln to fight tho battle'ngalnst on Route 4N at T55 livery hny rake, International hny londor, 1 lint hnrrowAl lovolor, two- DEFENSE STAMPS cation." A woman writesi I'Can, our waste In the. cltisorooniB. Pnpsr will horse wnerldr with sender attachment, walking plow, 2 I'lannt ,Ir. riding ON SAIE after this, inlet ohlldron only learn, their lessons pre- be| scarce, CIIJMI arid "rubber blinds , proprietor of an antique shop, cultivators,- 2 walking oultivatfim, I sfe'iil" rollmv UiniiM-dw""fiirrnwlSg sented sugar coated with' pleasant something to view at llio museum, by a rook and wool Insulation sled, platform scales, hone cllppnr, siit doiiblo liurnnns, saw bunch and play? Would It not be bolter to have Space doos not permit tho Intro- company, Mr. Segal! lost all his saw, lime spreader, wood sled, onenralod slnlgh wllh polo, henn of old Ironlun •— , »>_.an1 d_.!•__. other. smalk< l lifarticlee s thorn approolato early In life thtt duction of othor problems juat na furnishings |n n sooond-floor apart- Inner honost; satisfaction that Is serious, Tho. very support and stuf- inont and tho ocoupanls of three oth- gained by wbrktng diligently and fing of aohoola uro prlmu problem*. er apartments nlno loat all their bi- JOHN W. SHERMAN thoroughly at some unpUnaant task Other wrlUra liavo fully illiiouinod onHliiKs. The llro slnrtsd from a TIDHMH: CASK. Acme Furniture Co. and muttering It?" (I)) And much, ho shortage* of teacher rnploon- ilnw lurch which Mr. Hon'all wiin us- ,,inuch ritora' In trie sumo vojn hm, ments sure to. fallow tic'iutUM nf "K to thaw out a wnlur pips, The W, I). riKI.DH, Atwllimoor. 137 MONMOUTH ST., transferals, to' iH« 'aroaod sorvlcci J*ED BANK; Wii tittle gum,' too/ftr* beilnhUw ui loss U Mtimatod. at |20,000, WM. U, HUNT, Work. Page Ten RED -BAKR BEGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. s ' • ' : "•-.. Bwendecl tlonc, combining a trailer with the LOCAL BUDGET. ' Appropriation! Save Old License Local Budget of the Boroulh ot Ruraion, County of Monraoiith, for the ticil 1042 1041 and Reserve J Girl Scouts Hold field baler to save the separate oper- 1(0,000.00 Fund Dirt Koad Fund ation of picking up and loading -ear 1842, ' / . • . ' ' »i_-.-.I 1,388.88 t a.SSS.SS S (.883.08 bales. Plates For Defense It l« htrebjr cirtlnid that the budsat anneied hereto Mid hareby IIIKU » Dl ' '• - • I 8.338.83 I 8.888.38 I 8,888.08 Income Tax Court Of Awards hereoereorf Is > true copy o_f. Ui„.« budge._ t approved by rtiolutlon of th» governing body' Field baling. of combine straw tho 6th day of February, 19 nue Act of 1941, and many other" inv Bank, held their Court of Awards dependency on weather, at the samo "Recognizing the desire of many • . J. S. Teunon & Company, (a) Asita«ment Cash ...... -..—...-— I Friday evening with Troop 2* In the time maintaining food value. people to contribute to the war ef- Addrwas Broad Street Bank Bids.. Trenton. K. J. portant tacts, such as the use o fort, arrangements have been made Phono Number: 6023. Total Dedicated Revenues for Anesim'ent . Optional Form 1M0-A, are explalne Presbyterian church.. The meeting Krueger also reminds farmers that Certified by me • Debt • ~ •••» opened with the regular color (for- a good grinder belted to a small mo- to accept old license plates at the This 5th day of February. 1042. Dedicated Revenues from Proceeds of John in the set of nine articles. J. Ryan Escheat .. '316,21 I 819.81 mation, ' with Betty Randall and tor makes it easy to keep tools sharp 28 itate motor vehicle inspection sta- LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE. : tions," said Mr. Magce. "It is hoped Total Dedicated Revenuei ...... I 810.21 Some of the items that are (ieduc Patsy Hall acting as color bearers. in turn insuring a faster and more Troop 13 is'under the leadership of that by this means considerable ton- Local Budget of tha Borough of Rumion, County of Monmouth, for th« Sacal 810.21 tible from gross income to determine workmanlike job. jear 1942 . . . 18. Grand Total of all Total Dedicated Rovencea % 208.96 '$ Captain Ida Goodspeed and Lieuten- nage of steel, which otherwise would BE IT RESOLVED, that tha following statements of revenuei and auprortlatloni CranH Total of all Anticipated Revenuei,-W0,282.U taaa.aspjS^ net Income are listed in this article. ant Bertha Anderson. Miss Good- be destroyed, will be recovered for ahalljconatltute the local budget for the year 1B42: • Lack of space prevents S full explan speed welcomed the parents and told .SOIL SUPERVISORS' BEFOBT.' war purposes." BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that laid budget bo published In Ked Bank Register T" ' • '. ~~ ~Expended and ation of the various deductions. If in In the Issue of 12th day of February. 1042. -. Appi-oprlatod .. Reserved of the many fine achievements the "Many motorists have accumula - Notice la hereby given that the budget and tax resolution waa approved by the .Appropriations for for 1942 for 1841 '.for ioU • doubt on any item consult the near- scouts had accomplished in the past The Supervisors . of the Freehold tiona of old plates around their gar- Mayor and Council of the, Borough of Eumson, County of Monmouth, on February 5th, 10. Dedicated Revenue PiirnoM* . eBt collector of internal revenue, dep- Expenditure* Vndor Chapter 151, P. Ii 1041 six months. Mrs. Field Mount, chair- Soil Conservation District,- Roscoe C. ages... All of this scrap steel will be S00.O0 I - 800.00 uty collector or Internal revenue A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Memorial Borough Dog Damages .— « — - men of the Red Cross, presented'thc Clayton, chairman, from Monmouth welcome and the sooner the better." Hall, on 26th of February. 1942, at 8:15 o'clock, at which tine anil place objections .agent. county, report that 175 acres of erod- to said budget and tax resolution of the Borough of Rumaon.for the year 1942 may Total :....:....-. 1 300,00 following badges: Issuance if the 1942 plates will be- Typical business expenses of a ing, land was protected by terraces he presented by any citizen or taxpayer ot aald municipality. Aiseiiment Debt Service » , 808,05 Curvrdwar—Mary Bertha Anderson, Pa- during (he past year.. Approximately gin March 1 and can be attached to Payment of Temporary Notei „-„,.-... mercantile establishment are amounts tricia Brown. the vehicle Immediately. The new STATEMENT pall for advertising, hire of clerks 1 three miles of terrace outlets, were 1 238.05 First class—Elizabeth- Hardwick . tags must be displayed on all ve- (Required by Revised Statutea Section 40:2-14) Total - \ -•-• 310.21 and other employees, rent, light, heat, Second class—Violet Binaco. Nancy Gos-. constructed and established to sod. Actual Actual 20S.OC I 810.21' A professional man may deduct all DwiDrawingg anadd painting—Mnrptgyy Berlhi other 175 acres were protected by ' 1,508.51 - 1,541.14 d ii B Cl V New steer calves for 1942 4-H club (c) County library ..:..... (Estimate for 1942) 1.500,54 82. ' Grand Total' of all Appropriations l84U.ZBa.12 ,1388,350.88 " necessary expenses Incurred in the Anderson, Patricia Brown, Carolyn Van- the use of strip cropping. This (dl County District Court (Estimate for 1942) 304.00 pursuit of his profession. Scholt.k, Patsy Hall. method of controlling erosion means baby beef projects will be placed Local District Schools tEstlraato for 1942) 68,908.00 67,187.00 Glass—Mary Bertha Anderson, Patricia with the club members during the Local Purposes .:.._.„.!!„ 101,732.91 A loss arising from "fires, storms, 3ruwn. growing alternate strips'of hay and ; cultivated crops In long narrow fields next few weeks, and all boys and (a) As shovh by Budget Leas Bank Stock Tax 101,029.13 104,369.31 Chancery I-8B • " STATE OF NEW JERSEY, shipwrecks,- or other casualty" need Architecture—Mary Bertha Anderson, SHERIFFS SALE. Department of State. —,- 'atricia Brown. that follow a level line around the girls interested in raising a - steer ....'; I2H.481.61 >270,777.88 $272.004.72 : not be connected with the taxpay- Totals By virtue.of a writ of II. fa. to me di- CERTIFICATE OP DISSOLUTION.1 Bookbinding—Mar* Berthji Anderson. slopes. Strip cropping Is especially should get in touch with H. J, Stelle, Tax Rate ••.. (Eatlmated for 1942) 3.86 a.70 3.60 rected, lamed out ot the Court of Chan- er's trade or business. If his home 1 World knowledge—Mary Bertha Ander- adaptable to farms where consider- County 4-H Club Agent, court house, cery of the State ot New Jersey, will be TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS or his automobile Is destroyed by fire on, Violet Binaco, Elizabeth Hardwick. able hay and grain are grown in ro- LOCAL BUDGET. exposed to sale at public vendue, on MAY COME, QREETINGl he may claim a deduction for the loss First aid—Mary Bertha Anderson, Pa- Freehold, immediately. Members are EXPLANATORY STATEMENT. MONDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF FEBRU- Whereau, it appears to my. satisfaction, :ricia Drown, Violet Binaco, Genevieve tation...... ,.... _... -.-.•. . encouraged to Join _pnly, when the The Borough of Rurason completed Its'operations for 1041 with a cash surplus ARY. 1012. by duly authenticated record of tho pro- sustained unless compensated for by 3abbitt, Nancy Gosluu, Elisabeth Hn'rd- of $32,133.29. Thla favorable.*condition la~due to tha payment of a large proportion ceedings for - tho - -voluntary 'dissolution insurance or otherwise. Loss of ick, Patsy Hall, Carolyn Ralcish, Carolyn One hundred and fifteen acres of situation on their home farm fits the of the. current levy, the liquidation of a largo percentage of the arrears of farmer betweon the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 thereof by the. unanimous consent of all property by theft is an allowable de- fan Schoick, Shirley Wallace. Olga Brand, land on farms within the District project, principal ones being a need yeans and the sale of certain property'owned by the Borough. o'clock (at 2 o'clock) In tlie afternoon uf tho stockholders, deposited in ray office, lean Smith, Doris Zimmerman, Virginia for manure for soil building, and the In making up the local. budEet-for—lM2,_the Mayor and Council were faced with aald day, ac the Court House In tho Bor- that Chozhlrst Realty Co., a corporation duction. iajlly, Elizabeth VanPclt. Ola Nylin. Ter- were planted to forest seedlings and three major problems: - - • ough of Freehold, County 'of Monmouth, of this Stnto, whoso principal offics Is In general,, taxes are deductible sa (iettla, Betty RandaJI. _ - wildlife shrubs. Those planting: availability of home grown feed. The I. The Borough has lost J236.17t.00 In ratnblts ilnce the 1D41 budget was paaaod. New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of situated at (Irange Avenue, In the Bor- 'Play director—Patricia Brown; ~ were made on land inherently-poor corn . and hay, wlth_porhapa_iame .That condition woulcLcause a ^-'^ P^'nt rise ln_ the tax rate If the two budgets were aald court amounting to approximately ough ot Fplr Haven, County of Monmouth, only, by the person up«n whom they ; 8I8il7O»O>~ ~ Interior decoration—Patricia Brown, or on land that had washed so badly oats or barley which constitutes 80 exactly Ihe aatne. . " " : ',' "" " '". : •"• "" State -of-New-Jers«y- (Wilfred -Hr Me- are imposed. Certain taxes are not *- 2. Thla year, due to an Increase In water rates, the api)rd''fl&tlon for flro hy- All those- certain lots, traoti or parcels Craoken, being tha agent therein and la >lga Urund) Jean Smith. that it would no longer raise profit- per cent of the ration, should be pro- of land and premises hereinafter partic- deductible, such as those assessed Ncedlecraft—(Jenevleve Babbitt. Jean drants Is Increased by 12,650.00, a altuatton over which the Mayor and Council have 1 chargo thoi-oof, upon whom process may against local benefits, and the Fed- able -stands of grass or cultivated duced on the farms'if the animals no control. ,~ • , ularly described, situate, lying and being 1)0 setved), hns complied with the re- imith. crops. Each year the Supervisors,,in are to make economical gains. 3. The demands, for local defense were many. There la included In the 1042 In the Borough' of Rurnnon, In tho County qtilromento of Title 14, Corporations, Gen- .' eral income tax. The Federal tax of Design—Genevlcve Babbitt, Fat»y Hall, budget an appropriation ot J2.500.0CI for tho Local Defense Council and appropria- of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, eral, or Revised Statutes of New Jersey; 10 per cent on the retail sale of jew- llea Brand, Jean Smith, Elizcuelh Van. co-operation with the Soil Conserva- Professor William C. Skclley, head tions for various equipment supplemental thereto. known and dealgnated as < Lots Numbers preliminary to tho Isaulnjr of thli Certifi- 'elt. tion Service, have been able to sup- The sum of $10,600 has been appropriated from the Burplus mentioned above. The Eighteen IXVIII), Ningteen (XIX) and cate of Dissolution. elry, furs, and toilet preparations is f the Animal Husbandry Depart- Twenty (XX) on a map entitled "Man of Bird Kinder—Elizabeth" Hnrdwick. ply a limited number of wildlife ment of Rutgers university, is locat- net result Is an Increase In the-amount to be raised by taxation for-local purpose of Now, therefore, I, J. A. Brophy, Secre- not deductible by the purchaser. Oth- Troo Finder—Elizabeth Hardwick. shrubs and forest seedlings to assist »70il.7a. The total iiicreaie In the lax rate Is le points, which Is almost entirely due Black Point Property near Seabiln!it, tory of State of the State ot New Jersey, er taxes not deductible are those im- .Star Kinder—Elizabeth Hardwick. ing steera for the 1942 projects, to the drop In ratables over 1941. . • Monmouth Co., N.J,, belonging to W. L. Do Heioby Certify that the aald corpora- Land animal Under—Elizabeth Hardwick. In controlling erosion. which -will be distributed to the TyBon," Burveycd arid drawn by S. H, tion did, on the thirty-tint day ot Decem- posed on employees by the Social Se- Winter sports—Patsy Hal), Jean Smith. ANTICIPATED REVENUES Shrove, 1871, und filed In the office of the ber. 1041, fllo In my ofllco a duly executed curity Act, Federal,.estate and gift Housekeeper—Shirley Wallace, Elizabeth During the past year the District members through County Club Reall>e.1 Clerk of the County of Monmouth oo the and attested consent In writing to the dli- Supervisors were able to initiate In Caih 20th day of May, 1876, In File No, 107, taxes and state inheritance, estate, 'anPelt. agents. Anticipated ' bounded and described' aa followBi solution of aald corporation, executed by legacy, or succession taxes. The Fed- Cyclist—Olga Brand. work on poorly drained land on the General Revenues 1942 1041 In 1941 all the stockholders thereof, which said Public safety—Joan Smith. upper reaches of the > Manasquan INJURED m ACCIDENT. 1. Surplus Revenue Cash Appropriated $ 19,600.00 J 9,021.91 J 9,021.91 HEGINNINU at a stake macklns a consent and the record of tho proceedings eral taxes on automobiles, gasoline, Catorcraft—Jean Smith. 1. (a) Surplus Revenue Non-Cash Appropriated point In the southerly aide of an unnamed aforosuid are now on file In my said office cigarettes,, and liquor are imposed Uoitejss—Elizabeth VanPclt. river. Thousands' of acres of good WIUi Prior Written Conaent of Commla- road, as laid down on laid map and upon as provided by law. agricultural land along this stream mlBsIonor of Local Government .7 4,360,27 survey hereinafter recited, leading ea&£- In testimony whereof, I have hereto set upon" the manufacturer, producer, or Junior Red Cross "certificates—Mary Arthur Card, 29, Fourth street, wardly f rom.. tho Highway known aa lertha Anderson, Violet Binaco, Olga were rendered useless due to the Miscellaneous Revenues' : my hand nnd nfllxed my official seal, at importer, and are not deductible by Highlands, was taken to Riverview Licenses Navesink Avenue and at tho northeasterly Trenton, this thirty-Ant day ot December, -rand. Patricia Brown, Genevieve Babbitt, rising of. the water table. In order 1 corner of Lot Number Twenty-one. (XXI) the purchaser or consumer. ancj- Goslau. Patsy Hall. Elizabeth Hard", loapltal Sunday morning in the Mid- Vendors „ 100.00 . 180.00 144.09 A. D, one thouiuml, nlno hundred and to correct the damage a new channel dletown ambulance suffering from, •^Plumbers' ...— « 150.00 150.00 ' 250.00 aa laid down on said map and survey, forty-ono. Charitable contributions and gifts rick. Ola Nylin, Carolyn Raleigh, Jean will be dug in one section and the 3,450.00 3,600.00 3,409.48 which point la dlatant aeven hundred imith. Elizabeth VanFelt, Carolyn Van- lacerations of the scalp and a pos- Tax Searches 150.00 150.00 20S.7S thirty feet (730') castwardly from tho (Seal) J. A. BROPHY, made by an Individual are deductible choick, Shirley Wallace. old channel opened and deepened in sible skull fracture after the car in Recorder's Fines ...... 150.00 90.00 190.50 easterly line or aide of anld Navesink ' Secretary of Stat*. within certain limitations, if actually the remaining section. Approxi- Interest and • Costa on *TaxeB .' 2,000.00 1.92S.00 9,291.40 Avenue, as widened; thence (1) running The curved bar Is the highest rank which he was riding skidded into a parallel with said eaBterly line or sldo paid within the year. The organiza- mately half of the drainage project, guard rail on McClees creek bridge, Frnnchlae Taxea ' 10,100.00 B.1O0.O0 12.21H.2ll IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Girl Scout can achieve. Gross -Receipts Taxes . : 2,920.00 2,750.00 2.D20.O2 of Navesink Avenue and along tho east- tion to which the gift is made, for or two miles, was, completed during Navesink River road. erly line of said Lot Number Twenty-one 130/600 , The following girls then gave a Bus receipts taxes . - 800.00 700.00 -834.12 TO WILLIAM H, REEVEY, FREDERICK . example a corporation, trust, com- the past year. Already the land is The automobile In which he was Motor Fuel Tax Refund 17 5.00 500.00 475.41 (XXI), South one degree fifty-five min- munity chest, fund or foundation emonstratlon in first aid, with Pa- beginning to show improvement Special Items .of General- Revenue Anticipated utes West (3 1' 65' W) flvo hundred RKEVEY, HELEN REEVEY TERRY. rlcia Brown in charge: fractured riding was driven by Harold Cottrell, eleven'feet (511'), more or lean, to a THOMAS RBEVEY, WALTER RBEVEY must be created in or organized from the better drainage afforded. With Prior Written Con«ent of Commis- and ROMEO 1). REEVEY. their heirs, mee, Mary Bertha Anderson, Eliza- Hoboken. sioner of frfical Government atake marking -a point In tho natural under, the law of the United (a) State Aid—Dirt Road Maintenance.Fund high water line of the northerly shore devisees and personal representatives| States or any possession of the ieth Hardwick, Patsy Hall, Elizabeth (50 M) „ _'. 3,000.00 • 3,000.00 of a Salt Water Pond aa shown on aald ELIZABETH REEVEY, first wife of Wil- fanPelt, Shirley Wallace; artificial When you want to realize cash for 111.86 HE.95 map nnd survey: thence (2) southeaat- liam H, Itcovey: SERENA REEVEY, al- United States or under the law of CLUB SEES DEMONSTRATION. omething speedily you can count on (c) Capital Surplus .; 111.05 wardly and northeastwardly along the so known as FRANCES REEVEY; sec- espiratlon, Elizabeth Hadwick, Vlr- (d) Trust Surplua 139.44 various courses of said natural ' high ond wlfo ot William H. Reevey i EMILY any State or Territory, or of the Dis- Pbe Register want ad columns to do MADISON TERRY, former wife of ;inia Bailly, Violet" Binaco; shoulder 3. Total Miscellaneous Revenues S 20,646.20 i 18,260.96 water line of/sold Suit Water Pond to a trict of Columbia and must be or- iandage, Elizabeth VariPelt, Vivian -The members of the Progressive •our selling for you.—Advertisement. f 27,146.09 stako marking a point where the some Frederick Torryi MRS. ROMEO D. ganized and operated exclusively for Poultry club witnessed a demonstra- 4. Receipts from Delinquent- Taxee 24,000.00 30.310.21 27,592.39 Is Interacted by the vjkaterly line or REEVEY, wlfo of Romeo D. Heevoy|- - religious, charitable," scientific, liter- Vrlght; surgical-dressings, Carolyn Bide ot said unnamed road at the south- S. J. BURROWES and A. B, TRUEX, In- anScholck, Olga Brand and pres- tion of "dressing""poultry"by Gustave NOTICE. 5. Total of ItemB 1. l(a),-3and 4 - > 68.506.56 (57,802.07 » 63,761.26 easterly corner of Lot Number Elghteon dividually und as trustees, or the sur- ary, or educational purposes, or for Schmidt of Tennent when the club \N ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDI- > Amount to be Ralaed by Taxation: vivor of them, of Joseph T. Burrowes the prevention of cruelty to children ure points, Carolyn Raleigh, Teresa met at his home for their regular NANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE (n) Local Purpose Tax 101,732.91 101.020,1.1 (XVIII) as laid down on\sald map and Co., body oorporate of New Jorseyi lettis. LIMITING AND RESTRICTING TO (b) Local District School Tax 66,908.00 66,908.00 survey; thenco (8) alorig the westerly CREDIT ASSETS CORPORATION, body or' animals. Gifts to an individual monthly meeting Monday evening of SPECIFIED DISTRICTS AND' REUU- Id) County Taxes .'. ...» .- 82,082.87 82,082,87' and southerly line or sldo of said un- corporal*); PERTH AMBOY WIMSETT are not deductible. last week. The business meeting, 1ATING THEREIN BUILDINGS AND (e) State Taxes _ _ 20,757.83 20,757.33 named road as the samo curves In a THRIFT COMPANY, a corporation, FARM WORK MANNING. northwardly and northwestwardly direction Amounts paid or accrued within which preceded the demonstration, STRUCTURES ACCORDING TO THEIK ' and/or DAVID J. KAUFMAN and C. I. • CONSTRUCTION AND THE VOLUME 5... Total of General Budget Revenues V..$33?,B88.17 S328.370.90 is shown on Bald rnon nnd survey, the taxable year 1941 as interest on was conducted by Harold Haviland AND EXTENT .OE THEIR USE: REG- ilx hundred sixteen feot (616'), more or JENKINS, Individually and/or' as In- _. Every minute of a farmer's time Is 8. Emergencies Authorized In 1941 ' n ... .- _ 4,860.27 indebtedness are- deductible, with of Clarksburg. ULATING AND RESTRICTING THE less, To"~aT stake on the southerly sldo ot corporators and/or an directors and/or ircclous because of the need for In- HEIGHT, NUMBER OP STORIES AND Totals .-. '$330,888.17 $332,740.17 said unnamed road marking the dividing trustees, or tho survivor of them, and certain exceptions, from gross in- CHARLES Vf, STARK. SR.: :reased foo4d production to aid the At the March meeting, which will SIZE OP BUILDINGS AND OTHER lino between Lots Numbers Nineteen come. be held at the home of Stanley and STRUCTURES. REGULATING AND RE- APPROPRIATIONS (XIX) nnd Twenty (XX) as laid down by vlrtuo of an order of the Court uf var effort of.the United States and STRICTING THE PERCENTAGE OK Appropriated r/. on said map and survey; thenco (4) along Chancery of Now Jersey, mndo on tho day The Internal Revenue Code pro- ts Allies. County Agricultural Agent Alfred Slocum of Smlthburg, Monday LOT OCCUPIED, THE SIZE OF YARDS. .for 1D41 Expended the southerly aide of aald unnamed road -of tho date horcof, In a cause wherein vides for "a reasonable allowance for 'lark suggests that the farm work evening, March 2, two members will COURTS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES, As Modified and on a course of North elRhty*six degrees Borough of Fair Havon, a municipal cor- the exhaustion, wear and tear of chefiule for the coming year be re- make reports. They are Curlis Gra- THE DENSITY OF POPULATION, By All Reserved Thirty-five mlnutei jWest (N 86' 85' W) poration of. the Stato of New Jersey, Is REGULATING AND RESTRICTING 1942 Transfers for 1911 two hundred twenty-five- feet (226') to complainant and William'H. Roevey, hit property used in the trade or busi- viewed now to see whether a saving vatt and George Bogounoff of Clarks- THE LOCATION. USE AND EXTENT OF 10, General Appropriations the point or placet of -BEGINNING. heirs,- davlsoos and' personal representa- ness, including a reasonable allow- in time and muscle is possible. Care- burg, who will' talk on "Care, of USE OF BUILDINGS AND STRUC- (a) Operations TOGETHER with all right, title and tives, and others ure defendants, you are ance for obsolescense." For conven- tul planning and the application of Chicks" and "Raising Broilers," re- TURES FOR TRADE. INDUSTRY, RES- ieneral Government Interest of the. parties of tho first part required to appear and answer the bill of IDENCE AND OTHER PURPOSES: Administrative and Executive In and to lands under- water - in said said complainant, on or before the 80th. ience such allowanco usually 1» re- few mechanical aids often make spectively. ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF AD- Salaries . and Wages $ 2,000.00 $ 3,300.00 $ 3,300.00 Salt Water Pond Immediately adjoining day of March, next, or the sold- bill will ferred to as deprecation. he difference between running\the JUSTMENT: AND PKOVIDING PEN- Other ExpenBes ...: - 1,800.00 1,157.80 980.76 the said ,JabdVe~-'described premises and bo taken ps confessed against you,.' ob or having the job run you. ALTIES FOR .THE VIOLATION Assessment and Collection of Taxes comprhod within tho westerly .line, of Tho snld bill Is filed to foreclose a cer- THEREOF." APPROVED AUGUST 17, Salaries and Wages . 3,200.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 anld Lot Number Twenty (XX) and' the tificate of tax sale made by Percy 1). Ben- Feed carts and wagons save carry- WATCH PLANTS IN FRAMES, 1937. AS AMENDED OR SUPPLE- Other Expenses ..... ;. 450.00 • 1,000.00 856.56 easterly lino of said Lot Number Eighteen nett, Collector of Tnxoa of the Borough of ng. Elevators can lift bags, baled MENTED. Tax Sale (XVIII) extended Into said Salt Water Fair Havon to the Ilorough Df Fair Haven, Five School Clubs lay, grain and feed faster and Tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, lct- Other Expenses M--M 100.00 Pond to the center line thereof, as far dated December 15, 1032, and recorded In BE IT ORDAINED, by the Mayor and Liquidation of Tux Title Liens and Forecloetd ai the title of tK« pgrfles of the- flrnt tho Office of tho County Olerk of Mon- heaper .than the hired man. Per- ture, early cabbage, early cauliflow- Council of the Borough of Red Bank: Property pnrt-extends thereto by virtue of deeds, mouth County, Now. Jersoy, In Book 10SI Hold Meetings laps the barn arrangement is such er, and other plants started early in 1. That that paragraph of Section HI of Salaries and Wages . ~ 50.00 50.00 | irrnnta. Inheritance, devlsca or otherwise, of Mortgages for said County, on pafw that the cleaning of gutters can be hot beds and cold frames should be tn ordinance entitled "An Ordlnance.'Lim- Other Expenses « EO0.00 150.00 450.00 I ntending hereby to include all riparian mechanized to save time and work, ting and Restricting to Specifier] Districts Zoning rights nnd tttle to riparian lands now And you, William H, Reevey, his heirs, Five school forestry clubs in Holm- watched very carefully during Feb- tnd Regulating Therein Buildings' and Salaries and Wages .... 75.00 vested in the parties of the first part iviBoes and pomonal roprciontattves, art del and Baritan townships held their pressure water system piped to all ruary and March, and should receive itructures According to Their Construction Other Expensea ..._ 15.00 comprised within the said boundaries. mado dofendnnt becauso you are the owner regular meetings Wednesday, Feb- points of use saves needless steps protection necessary to keep them nd the Volume and.Extent of Their Use: Insurance 4,Son.00 2,812.31 TOGETHER, also, with tho right, title of tho premises covered by tho certificate and tons of carrying. iegulatlng and Restricting the Heleht, Bonds for Employees 533.00 and Interest of the parties of the first of tax anlo being foreclosed; and you,. ruary -4. They have all co-operated growing well, warns M. A. Clark, lumber of Stories and'Slie of. Buildings Elections part In and to one-half of the snld un- Frederick Roevey, Helen Reevoy Terry, with the County Club agent in shift- Field work also offers opportunity county agricultural agent. ind Other Structures. Regulating and Re- Other Expenses .._ S. _. 250.00 named road In front of and adjoining Thomas Rccvey, Waltor Reevey and ing their meetings to various hours trlctlng the Percentage of Lot Occupied, Legal : 1,075.00 1,075.00 1,075.00. mid lots to the center thereof, SUBJECT Romeo D, Reevey. are made defendant* .'or Increased efficiency, according to See that the cold frames are well he Size of Yardi, Courts and Other Open Legal— Water Suit -..._ 1,100.00 1,400.00 NEVERTHELESS, to the free, unr'cstrlctc-'d bocauBo you are or may be owners of tha on the same day in or«ler to save W. C. Krueger, agricultural engineer. drained. Do not apply water unless Spaces, the Density of Popul&tton, Regu- Engineering and uninterrupted UBQ and enjoyment of premises covered by the certificate of tax time and tires for the agent, who Plan to load the tractor to nearly its necessary. It is preferable that the lating and Restricting the Location. Use Other Expenses : 100.00 said road by tho said parties of the first sale being foreclosed; and you, Elisabeth travels from one to the other, re- and Extent of Uae of Buildings and Struc- Public Buildings and Grounds part, their hslrs and assigns, as well as Reevoy, and Serena Reovey, also known rated capacity for better fuel econo- soil be too dry than too wet for the ures for Trade, Industry, -Residence and Salaries and Wages 1,660.00 1,500.00 1,488.00 all present'and future owners of lota or as FrnnccB Rccvey, nro made dofendanti maining with each club for but three- my and lower work-per-hour cost. tender plant roots. If the saah leaks, )ther Purposes; Establishing a Board of Other Expenses „ 1.(50.00 1,741.09 plots laid down on said map. because you are tho first and second wives, • quarters of an hour. Fewer trips across the field are pos- protect It with waterproof cloth or djustment; and Providing-Penalties for Maintenance of Foreclosed Property The above description Is taken from respectively, of William H. Reovty, owner ible by combining such operations he Violation Thereof," approved August Other Expenaea „. 50.00 survey made by George D. Cooper, Civ.. of the premises, and by vlrtuo thereof The meeting of the Hazlet, Jr. For- other waterproof material to keep 17, 1937, as amended- and -supplemented, Shnde Tree CommUalon Engineer, Red Bank, N. J., dated July 25, may claim to have some Interest by right estry club was conducted by Louisa as disking and drag harrowing, har- excess water from entering the which now provides, among other thlngg, Other Expenses „ 250.00 1020. of dower or otherwise In said premise*! Siano, and their program was de- rowing and culti-packlng, -inter-row frames, because excess water with lat In a "B" residence lone, no dwelling Recorder's Court Selted as the property of Anna F. nnd you, Emily Madison Terry, art mad* grass seeding during the last corn ihall be erected, altered or used for the Salaries and Wages * . 300.00 Hedge, et als.. taken in execution at the defendant becnuso you are the former wife voted to identifications of evergreen lack of ventilation will usually cause lousing of more than two families, be and Other Expensea 15.00 suit of John VanSchalck, Jr., and to be of Frederick Terry,.who Is or may be Hit trees and shrubs. Joseph Hubbs was ultlvation, fertillzer-ln-water appli- damping off. Don't take chances he same U hereby amended nnd suptile- Protection to Persons and Property sold by owner of the premises, and by virtue ented to read as follows: Fire thoreof may. claim, to have some interest appointed chairman ot the program cation during the cultivation opera- with the young plants this year. Sniarles and Wages - 2,035.00 1,846.78 1,846.73 JOHN T. LAWLEY. Sheriff. by right of dower or otherwise In said for the next meeting. In a "D" residence zone, not- Other Expenses - 2,800.00 2,870.57 2,879.67 Dated January 16, 1942, premises! and yon, Mrs. Romeo D, Reevey, withstanding any provisions herein- Fire Alarm _ 800.00 Applcgate, Stevens, Foster & wife of Romeo D, lioovoy, are mndo a de- A check-up of first projects for the before or hereinafter get forth to the Aid to Volunteer, Fire Companies 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 Reussllle, Solicitor*. fendant because you aro or may be the year was made at the meeting of the contrary, no building other thnn BS \ Fire Hose for Emergency Purposes .*.... 1,680.00 (117 1.) 149.14 owner of tho premises covered tfy the Hazlet Sr, Forestry club, which re- an accessor? use and/or dwelling Fire Hydrants 6,650.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 certificate of tax sale being foreclosed, OUR PEMOCRACY- -byMat shall be erected, altered, or. used other Police nnd becauso you are tho wife of Romto vealed that 12 of the 20 piembers than ai a one or two-family detached 15,97 5.00 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. D. Reevey, who Is or may be the owner ot dwelling house, nor shall any prem- Salaries and Wagea u 15,531.12 16,235.50 have completed their projects satis- Other Expensea .... 4,000.00 3.602.88 137/S75 snld promlaea, and by virtus thoreof may WRITTEN IN /86Z ises in aald zone be used for any other Pension Fund Police - 618.00 3,502.8,1 claim to have Borne Interest by right of factorily. The committee that judged purposes, provided, however, that a 600.00 588.09 To OLIVER W. HOLTON, VIROINIA Local Defense HOLTON, his wife, and JESSICA W. dower or otherwise In said promises! and the projects was James Stoinlello, new dwelling may be erected, built, Other Expenses -. you, S. J. Murrowcs and A, B. Truex, In." Marjorie Smalley and Donald lleto- !'/,7/ or uiied in a ''B" residence rone for Inspection of Buildings FRIEND (formerly Jessica W. Holton) I dlvldually nnd as trustees, or the survivor the housing of not more than four Salaries and Wages _ . 300.00 By virtue of an order of, the Court of of them, of jDsel>h-T, Burrowea Co., body . ger. Club Agent Stelle then dis- families each whore the dwelling con- Other Expenses _ 15.00 Chancory of New Jersey, made on tho day corporate of, Now Jersey, are made da- sists of a single structure, in which of the date hereof, In a cause wherein fondnntB because you aro two of the last cussed flower and vegetable garden the separate dwelling, unit* Into which Streets and Roada Repairs and Maintenance (including snow Township of Mlddlctown, In tho County of known directors of Joseph T. Burrowts projects which many of the members =JlfeslW(noi% such structure la divided Is separated Monmouth, a Municipal Corporation of tho Co., body corporate of Now Jersey, who br a fire wall running from tho removal) i may carry this spring and summer. Salaries and Wages 13,150.00 11,000.00 10,606.34 State of New Joraoy, Is"'complainant, and holds a judgment ngalnst ono Fred Reevey, ground to the roof and the outward you and others are defendants, you aro which mny bo ngnlnst one of tho parties The program for the next meeting por meanly lose ^ appearance, type, dcfilgn and style of Other Expenses ~ 4,5511.00 ' —2,250.00 2,043.29 Mur.lclr.nl Share of State Aid Road Projects.... 333.33 required to appear, and answer to the clnlming nn Interest In the premlsos, and 1B in charge of the following Com- which Rtructure shall conform to a complainant's bl|l on, or before the 16th which judgment mny be a lien on aald |: tRe fzist.best r=g dwelling typo of a kind which, In the Dirt Road Maintenance or Construction mittee; Berhice Boyce, Billy Phil- 300.00 300.011 day of Msrch next, or the Bold bill will nremlncs; and you, Credit Aaietl Corpora- opinion .of the Mayor nnd Council, will Salarlea and Wages • bo taken as confessed, against you. lipps and Anna DeMaico, • Other Expenies ; _...„„..., 3,033,33 3,033.03 tion, body cornomte, are made defendant not be detrimental to the character of - The tald bill In filed to foreclose a cer- bocmiBe you hold a Judgment against on* Z J\opi the district In which the snme Is to Road Oiling and Improvements Walter Bennett presided over the ' Other Expenses -...... 2,000.00 1.026.41 tain certificate of tnx sale mode by John Sarah Rcovny, which mny bo against on* rr ht erected -and will he suitable for the M. West, Collector of Taxes, to tho Town- of the pnrlloi claiming an Inlercit In th* meeting of the Holmdcl Sylvan 4-H - — Ahrtihamjjncotn. ~~L particular purpose to which It in to Dust Layer Other Expenses ...' ' — 277.20 ship of Mlddletown, dated February. 6, premises, nnd which judgment may be a club, at which time projects were be put. with a view, Among other sno.no 1032, and recorded In Book 1016 of Mort- lien onII aid premlsoi'i and you, P*rth Ant- things^ of conserving the vnlue of Street Lighting » „ 11,800.00 11,742.20 11,742.20 reported on by the members. Eleven Sanitation gages, pagt 125, of the Mc-nmoutH County boy Wlmsett Thrift Company, a corpora- properties and encouraging the most Clerk's Office. tion, and/or David J. Kaufman arid C. L. members were complete and flvo appropriate ule of land throughout Garbage and Ash Removal - < Salaries and Wages ...- ;... 9,110.00 8,050,00 ' 7,707.30 And you, Oliver W. Holton, are mads a Jenkins, Individually nnd/or us Incorpora- were Incomplete. The Club Agent the Borough. The minimum width of party defendant because you are the own- tors and/or in dlrectnra and/or trustees, each sldr yard of any three- or four- Other Expenpe* »..,.»...... 3,200,00 2,000.00 1,078.511 presented a duplicate] chili charter to Purchase of Pick-Up Truck 775.00 er of record of the premlsea sought to bo or the survivor of them, are made de- family dwelling or structure permit- foredoaedl you, Virginia Holton, aro mndo ''ndnnt, because Perth Amboy Wlmi*tt the club, the original having been ted hereby shall lit- eight (S) feet. Health and Chnrltlea a party defendant because you aro the Ihrlft Company, n corporation, holds a destroyed In the recent flro in the The Ilorough Council Hhall hn the sole Board of Health wife ot Oliver W. Holton and by virtue judgment against Fred Reevoy, Josephine ludge as to whether the kind, appear- Salnrlos and Wages - 1,800.00 1,585.17 1,550.00 building. Committee No. 4r com- 350.00 . 280.83 thereof have or may claim to have an In- Ilcovoy, et nl nnil a Judifment sgslnlt ance, type, design and stylo so con- Other Expenaca - .-..._... 289,81 terest In the premlBea eDUFrht to bo fore- Serena Reevey et al., which may be agalmt prised of Edna Frost, Mary Lou Mul-' forma and the Building Inspector shall Poor—Administration ctoaed by rlsht of dower, or otherwise, three of tho parties claiming an lnterf.it Untie permits for any three or four- Salnrlc* and Wages - —— / 1,270.00 1,160.00 1,143.05 lln, Robort Marvel and Bill Duncan, 1G2.H2 and you. Jesalca W. Friend (formerly In tho premises and n Hen on tha prom- family dwellings hereby permitted Other Expenses » ——.—250,00 250,00 Jesnlca W, Holton) are made n party tle- will plan and present the program 4,200.00 4,800.00 3,760.00 ISM. nnd because David J. Kaufman and only after approval by or under Poor—Relief ~ - — •'— fendant because yoti hold mortgages cov- U L. Jenkins nro two nf the Incorporaton at the next meeting. tlie direction of the Borough Council. Dog Regulation 150.00 ering the said promise! herein sought to of said Perth Amboy Wlmielt Thrift Com- The erection, building and usfi ot any Other Expenaca ~ — bo foreclosed. pnny. a corporation, whoio charter was Joan Corbo was chairman ol tho three or four-family dwelling or struc- Public Health Nunlpg 600.00 600.00 600.00 Mnnmouth County 9. P. C. A. 169.00 28.00 Dated January IK, 1012. , - forfeited for non-pnyment of taxeit and program for the Crawfords 4-H For- ture In a "II" reildrnee zone permit- APPLEOATE, STEVENS, FOSTER you, Charles W. Stark, Br., an mad* a ted hereby Is limited anil restricted Unrlnsslflcd Purpoaea ileiondnnt hecauio you, hold a Judgment estry club meeting, at which time a to auch new entire construction as Docks, Wharves and Plara . A REUSSILLE, quiz program wn» conductod, based Other Expenses 175.00 70.(10 Solicitors of Complainant, a»n nat William Illcfir) which rnfy bi 'may be made after this ordinance be. P. O. Addriasi 84 Broad rjtrest, aiialnat ono of the parties claiming an upon tho reports given at tho pre- comes effective and the alteration or (b) Contingent • !.»»»•»* 1,000.00 743.00 lied Dank. N. J, Interest In tho premlaea, nnd which Jud»- vious month's meeting on animals, use, wholly or In part, in a "H" resi- (c) Debt Service mont may bo a lion on aald premises. dence aona or .any. building or atiur- (II Municipal Iloht Service Datodl January 20, 1042, lionomary Florottl,, vlco president of ture. In exlatenre prior to or when this Payment of Honda - 19,203.00 2O.O43.O0 20,043.00 Monmouth County Surrogate's1. Office. ordinance beenmea effective.- made or 3,44ft.28 3.37S.O0 8,375.00 the club, presided over tho business Payment of llond Antic. Notes In the matter of the estate of Albert S. mooting as a practice. A check-up intended for the PUITOUC- of housing Interoat on llnndi - — 2,zr,n,nr. 3.00I.H1) 3,004.81) PARSONS, LABrtECQUB * more thnn two families ia hereby ' 400.011 140.14 111.B7 Miller, deceased. < IIORDBN, Interest on Notsa, - —- Notice to creditors to present claims of ilrat hnlf-ycnr projecta by tho of- prohibited . Tho "Hrlicilulr Limiting Intereat on Current Loam ...... ' - ion.oo 1011,00 8.04 i° u, II Solicitors' of Complainant, ' Height nnd Hulk of Iliilldlnga" re- 60D.OO gon.oo naalnit estate, 1) Wallace Street, lied Honk, .New Jersey. ficers resulted In nlno members Kx- Down Payment-on Improvements Pursuant to the ardor of Josoph XJ, Don- collont, novcn Good, nnd two Fair. ferred to In and mBile a pnrt of the Cnidtal Improvement Fund 50H.OO 40H.70 ordinance whirl. this ordinance (e) Dellrltn Slid Htntutory Expenditures: ahny, Surrogate ot the County of Mon- All completed imtlnftictorlly. amend* and supplements, U hereby 4.3S0.27 309,71 30D.76 mouth, made on the twenty-seventh day of FINAL RULE FOR DIVORCE. amended and supplemented only to Emergonoy Itsvenues January, 1042, on the application of Tho The mildest 4-H Forestry, club Overoxpmidlture Appropriations 1030 : 20,til 20.01 To LUHII OLIVERI DEL OABTlLtO, -anrh extent an will mnkr this nrdl- 1.00 Merchants Truat Company of Red Bank, also known us LOUIS OL1VEIH, preient hold an Interesting program at their nanco affective. Overexpemlltiiie Capital Approprlatlom g.no N. J., and William A. Miller, executors nl (g) Cr.il! Deficit tha eatate of Albert 8, Miller, deceased, resldenco la unknown, but the last meeting, of which Bob Wolgand was fill,008.01) known residence was llrldiio Aveima and 2. This ordinance nhitll tnke effect upon ll!n3 20.7fiT.83 said deceaied to exhibit to the subacrlberi', dludy of pro'-h!jtorlc animal life nnd Insr to law. State Taxes »....- 20,7 87,83 executors si aforesaid, their debts and de. You are llertb»:notHleil that a final ml* foitlla.' ' - mands ngnlnit the laid oatatii, under oath, for divorce A, V. M, has liMm granted Public Notice. 11. flub Total , .... M07.lin.'im I2nn,6oi.?a 1201,016.211 within six months from the date of the ou t ll 0( c rm Tha ahovo ordinance waa Introduced anil "f."m"^ii' i". . , W *"!.' « ,»la Trip. Interesting work In being done llessrve for* Unrnlleoted Taxes 82,677.711l W'lJ'—'JiZltlr l aforesaid order, or they will ha forever Plt'lll Ollverl Del Cnillllo, your wife, which liaised Aral reading at a meeting of the Total liensrsl ATriToprlalloni v $08D,O8H.f7~~$ifiN,» 7"i>.OO ' $»247«0».4« barrtd of their actions thertfor against the l 1 will be henrd In th« , Cjurt of. Comnvon.. lU4t h rl.r)nll*'U«aa£^l,lhil IJ.' lf»*i WVU VMO*' •A»l iialiserlb«rV .-:'/>"•'- •'• "•" " • .:. • Pl«t -No. Si of Philadelphia County/of vvoodlot on tlm school property and lk Mel on I/ihtunry 2. MM;', nnd will Dsttil Freehold, N. J., Jin, 17. 1943 June Term, 1940, No. S72. on Tuesday, the comt ll|i (or final- ruiKtriorntlun nnil puna. 14. THE MEItOHANTB TRUST COMPANY 24th day nf February. A, I), 1043, at 10 tlirt committee- In chmftc of Inbolllng •ge lit a regular nieellnu" held nn Monday, February pear anil allow caust, If any you have, why Monmoulh County, N, J. llyi Frank K, Pries. Jeets woro thr-ri dlnciuwo'ir by County 19, 11142, at Hiao p. in., at tlie Council , Trust OlTlcer, surh divorce ilioulil not be granted ngalnit Chambers. In Hie lloniugh - Hall, Mon- State and County Road Fund Section ol Municipal Bud|Ot * '' . had Hank, N. J. you In the Court of Common I'l*a« No, B, Club Agant Htfillc, mouth !lti««t, Ileil Hank,.' N, J.. at whirl iloom "If," N0, 0C«, City Hall, PhllaiM- 1 WIMJAM A, MI1XBII, All tlidfic oltiliB will hold their next lime anil |>lat« ill in-rnnns ilenlrlug to In Keviinue ! ISO Prospect Avtnuo, Mills Silver, N, J phiai Pa, Itltotlnga Wodnrndny, March 0, in heard will )m given full opportunity. • Hi),oilli.no Hlalr Itnail Fund I Warren II, Bmnck, Ksi|,, Dated February 3, \«I2. Mlinlrl|ial Operating HudBOt HARRY (iOLIHIAOHBR, their re«jioollv« tohooli. * AMY K. HII1NN, lied Dank, N, J,, <.». ,, , i Attorney for Mhellant, ilorough Ctltk | I,»J!.88 1 I,8SJ,33 I I.3JJ.IU Proctor. 1134 Walnut BttMt, JMillad.lphla, £«* BED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY12,1942. Page Eleven

ohnson, - Florence MunKord, S&dle ployed on the Lerch fruit farm at Irs. Hattle Wymbs and Miss Ada red and gold,' symbolic of Valentine's >lay, Canhle Tetley, Florence Oltuon hat place, was in the Long Branch 'redmore, , day, Mrs. Newton Doremus was ITEMS OF! YESTERYEARS md Henry Brow«r, lospltal with blood poisoning, which Michael McGfail gave up his job president of the club.. Ever since the winter of 1883 the leveioped when he was cut on the lilh Joseph Holmes after having The'Shrewsbury Reading club met North Shrewsbury River Ice Yicht isnd with a piece of glasi. een employed 11 years on the with Dr. Helen F. Gibson of Red lub unsuccessfully attempted to Theron McOampbell, owner of Bank on the occasion of a Valentine St. Valentine Bazaar FROM REGISTER FILES lolmes farm at Holmdel.— wrest the championship pennant Ramanesian farm at Holmdel, sent The honor roll at the Colt's Neck party. Those who took part in the from the Hudson River club, The a- letter to President Wilson offering chool- showed 12 pupils had perfect literary exercises were Mrs, Lee En- ocal boats In this season's race were o turn over his entire property to records, They were Malzle Bennett, right, Miss Evie Valentine, lira, Happenings of 50 and 25 Years Ago Culled From tha ames B. Weaver's Scud and Rtcta- iitb.tr the army or navy department, Margaret Soffel, Adele Weldbacker, John H, Patterson, Miss Annie Ken- Thur.&Fri. Nites-Feb. 12 & 13, 1942 trd Knight's Haie. The Scud was together -with the use of all the bulld- George Cook, James Desmond, Albert nedy, Dr. Gibson, Miss Foster, Mrs. .8:00ijp.:M.:*>_.£ ;;;;;'. ;;"; News and Editorial Columns for Entertainment sailed by Prank Bmlth of Pough- ngs, Th« farm-comprised 600 acres 'rahcis, Milton Bennett, Beatrice John'U'HUbbardnnd Mrs. William iceepsle and Thomas 8, Hubbard. ind Mr. McCampbell thought it Bennett, Dorothy Desmond, Amber A. Shoemaker. of Today's Readers he Scud carried one-third more ivould make Ideal quarters for the Matthews, Myrtle Matthews and Herbert Hunter of Highlands,'a sail titan any of the other boats arid ivlation department, of either branch Howard Wellbacker. member of the . Chicago National the big yacht lifted. 'Because of.thls >f the federal nrvlce. The engagement was announced of League Baseball toam, left to join Port Monmouth Firehouse F1FXV YEARS AGO. room* wore hapdsoMtly decorated ho was greatly: handicapped and had Free mail delivery In Keyport was and the costumes of the dancers elab- Miss Edna' Miller, daughter" of Jos- the team in the West. At Pittsburgh Benefit of St. Mary's Church, New-Monmouth' Th* trial of Louis Harriott far the 0 show with her competitor!, The o be .extended so that nearly every ph Miller of Eatontown, and Sam- lit. Hunter was to be joined by Mil- orate. Loon de la Reussllle, J. Els- Scud withdrew on tha fifth round, itreet in the borough would be served, .murder of Mrs. Charles T. Leonard ton and Joseph Eichelbach were el Miller of New York. ton Kruse, a pupil of the Atlantic Fancy Booth Cake Stand Hoopla Fish Pond "Tof Atlantic Highlands was begun In the race being won by th« Icicle. The irovldlng persons- living on the va- Willis A..Clayton and William H. Highlands high school, who won to dressed In pink costumes to repre- ime, 48 minutes, was the fastest In rious street! met postofflce require- th* court at Freehold, The jury con- sent characters from the opera I. White, bought two tracts of land, accompany Mr. Hunler until the club 1 which a race for the championship ments. The rural delivery routes Bingo Dancing Awards Fun sisted ol Jamps W. Emmons and "Faust;' Joseph Aul, John C. Aul ne fronting on Leroy place and an- broke camp at Pasadena, California. Harry W. Green of Ocean, Joseph R. onnant was ever sailed, served t>y Charles W. Covert and 'ther adjoining it on the south. The and Jacob pegenrlng wore costumes Civil Engineer W. h, Hedenberg Harry M, Aumaek ware also' to be Dubols, David Slocum, C. Albert of blue to represent characters from lew owners planned to connect Wa- -ADMISSION FREE - Johnson and Jesse Clayton of Nep- ( Red Bank was acting luperlntend- extended approximately two miles By a 1M0 agreement the U. S. will "Carl Moor." The grand march was irly place with Leroy place. get half of Bolivia's tin output for tune, William Sickles of Marlboro, nt In the construction of the new each.• Miss Alice Malone'of Spring street led by Mr, Elston and Miss Carrie drawbridge at the Highlands. five years. Weldon Glfford o£ Wall, Frank Dal- Eogenrlnsr, representing Faust, and ntertalned a score of friends at' a ton of Eatontown, Lozelle Holmes of Edmund Wilson of Red Bank Mr. and Mri. Alonzo F. Layton of Marguerite. Borne of the best and Haxlet, entertained relatives and larty. Singing, dancing and the Atlantic, Ellsha F; Woolley of Free- bought a lot at Sea Bright for $1,000 •ual social pastimes were enjoyed. most striking costumes were those 1 an Investment. friends In celebration of the 15th an- hold and William Ely of Manalupan. of Mrs. Degenrlng as a Polish princ- 'Edward vonKattengell had orders The evidence was overwhelming Miss Carrie M. Tunis, daughter of llversary of their marriage. Game ess, Mrs. Joseph Aul as a Hungarian irlzes were won by Mr. and. Mrs. for nearly 200 new cars. He was against the prisoner and a plea of in- Charles 8. Tunis, formerly of Eng- Monmouth county distributor for the princess and Mrs. Leon de la Reus- lishtown, was married at her father'* ohn H. Bahrenberg and Joseph Wol- -.Hanlty was entered by Harriotts sllfc as a peasant girl. 'verland. Iftlawyers. home in Trenton to Ralph WJnteri- Ott. . . "-•• r* George Hance signed the bontract 111. -" Allsa Minton, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dlckopf en- The contract for building a>new for the purchase of one of the lots ertained a group of relatives and Methodist ch.urqh'and parsonage at Miss Ella Brown, daughter of K. D. Mri, Charles A. Minton of East on tho White estate on Broad street. Brown* of Fair Haven, was joined In Front itreet, entertained on the occa friends on the occasion of their 12th Sea Bright was awarded by J. M. Mr. Hance paid (T.000 for It, this be- wedding anniversary at their home Cornell, the chairman of the board of wedlock to Charles O. Williams of slon of her birthday. More than 30 ing the highest priced property ever Newcastle, Delaware. The wedding gueits were present. In Shrewsbury, trustees, to Albert Cubberly of Long •old In Red Bank. It was equal to Branch on his bid of »16,19B,4O. ook place at < the bride's home and The Ladies' Aid society of the Three teachers of the Red Bank paying JS5B.07 a foot front. was performed by Rev, George M. Oceanic Presbyterian church tender- lubllc school were on the sick list. The pupils of the advanced grade Joseph Myen of Belford while cut- ed a reception In the church parish They were Mlas Mary Dubols and of the Red Bank public school took Whltten, pastor of Flsk chapel. ting fire wood In the,,woods cut his Miss Ella Cowdrlck was married house Uo Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Miss Gertrude Norman, both of Red up the study of typewriting. Two foot very badly, Stryker and their daughter, Miss Bank, and Miss Anna Garrlgan of jRemlngton typewriters were bought at the home of her uncle, William l>l A dance was held] at the Home of Florence Stryker, who were planning Oceanport. by tho truatoes and the 11th grade Matthews of Koyport, to Harry Ap- Samuel Daly of Jfort Monmouth. plegate of Bennett's Mills. to move away from the village. Mr. began learning the Instrumental-one Among those present were Mr. and The sixth annual reunion of the JHie Keyport Athletic club building Stryker had been postmaster In Tau Cross society was held in th« gf the regular school studies. . Mrs. George Lane, Mr. and Mrs; Oceanic for more than 20 years, The drug store of J. F. BirkB of was sold to "Henry Smith for $400. Globe hotel. The society was com Hosea Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fifteen and a quarter loam of $200 A spelling match among 20 of the Eatontown was destroyed by flro. The Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylo% posed of 32d .degreeJUaspns_of_thLs. - -.fire -had gained-so-mueh-headway each-were sold at the meeting of-the best pupils of the schools of Shrews- Masonic jurisdiction. Dr. William M. XldlaTBalIeyrJdKnDeahe"aridX!h4rleB Red Bank Building and T^oan asso- bury township was hold In the when discovered that all efforts to Hoss of Fort Monmouth and Mr. and Thompson was Judge, Dr. j. C. Rush save,the building were unavailing, ciation at. premiums ranging from Shrewsbury village school. Welling- provost, George W. Chandler secre- Mrs. Philip Wells of Atlantic High- ton Wllkins, Jr., son of Welling Wll ' and it was completely destroyed, al- one per cent to one and three-quar- tary and J. Lester Eisner treasurer. lands. ter per cent. kins of Tlnton Falls, made the best though both the Eatontown and Captain Benjamin Griggs of Port Irving Berk rented Jacob Degen- A pleasant lunch and card party showing. Second place went to Lu- ring's store on West Front street, Long Branch flro companies wore oh Monmouth was superintending the ray Duncan, /on of Mrs. John Dun- hand Tho loss was. estimated, at was given at J. W. Thompson's at which had recently'been occupied a v Improvements of the road between Fair Haven. Among those present can of Tlntow Fall«, and third place about $0,000. tKe Belford. hotel and the steamboat •went to Catherine Tllton, daughter barber shop by Joseph Fix,'and were Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Chase, Mr. planned to open a shoe store therein The Ancient Order of" United dock. The Improvements cost $1,000. and Mrs. Holmes' Bennett, Mrs. of Asher Tllton of Shrewsbury. Workmop entertained their friends. With the beginning of the present Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Oliver Lane, principal of the Little The Red Bank armory was put The oxerclses consisted of a musical year a new system was Introduced Smith of Fair Haven. Silver school, supervised the match under guard since diplomatic relat- program and a speech by William In the Red Bank public schools. MrB. Robert O. McDonald bought a ions were broken with Germany. Plntard. Those who assisted with A birthday surprise parly wan Harry Boskey and Aaron Dlxoh were Those pupils who had a record of ex- tendered Edwin' C. Dyer of Sea. home site on Reckless place from the musical portion of the entertain- cellent In all their studios for the Mrs. Sarah Arrowamlth. The sale guardsmen and they were getting ment were Mrs. CharleB Foxwell, Bright on the occasion of his 63d $2.50 a-day for thoir work. entire flvo months of the term were birthday. The surprlsers were Mr. was made by Edward 8. Allaire. The Gertie Smith and John and Battle not required to pass the half-yearly property once was part of a farm Almost $50 was realized at a del Culllngton. and Mrs. L, H. TVlckllff, M!s» Carrie examination. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mlnugli, owned by the late George Stlllwel lcatessen sale in.Mlddletown village • The Rurnson Water company was and a large portion of the farm was for the benefit of the local library. f Incorporated with a capital of $100,- A-verypleasant entertainment was N, Johnes, G. Bedford, H. Fowler, given In Concert hall for the bene- Miss Emma West and William Wick- bought by Anthony Reckless. Later Miss Mary Holmes Taylor was librar- 000. The directors of the company Fred W. Hope acquired a portion of ian and she reported the library had were William E. Strong, Charles Mc- fit of Trinity Sunday-school and J50 liff. was cleared. Florence Johnson sold The postofflce at Little Silver was it on which the above lot vru.locat- 350 volumes on its shelves. Donald, Edward D. Adams, Henry E. ed. . . .George W. Bray asked the Fair Owen and William A. Street. more tickets than any other mem moved from the store of L, E, Brown ber of the school and she received a to the small addition adjoining, built Harry G, Bray sold his farm on tho Haven councilman for permission to The. race track bills) which gave erect a grandstand on Tobin's field boards q{ freeholders the right to prize of a gold ring. Those who had especially for It. Stone road, between Eatontown and special parts on the program were An entertainment was held In the Oceanport, to Carl J. Phlsterer of and to erect a fence along Third license the tracks, were Introduced street and Leonard avenue, the sides In the assembly by W. Tabor Parker Mr. and Mrs, Charles Nelman, John Highlands schoolhouse for the bene- .Rutherford for 58,000, Hoffmlre, Jr., Sadie Orapel, Mrs. Cald- fit of the Seaside Methodist church of the field, so that admission could •f this district. The Boy Scouts of Marlboro reor- be charged for baseball games played vellj Whltall S, Hill, Mrs. Conbver, and $31.85 was cleared, The children ganized at the Baptist church par A party was given at the homo of Miss Allen, B. L. Cowart,, Mabel there. • / Mrs. William V.. Bennett at Fair who took part wore Dollle Morris sonage, with H. A. Buzzell as scout- Smock, Nellie Kuhl, Grace Brady Martha Drlscoll, Edna Cottroll, Joule master, A. S. Marvin, assistant and Patrick <£arton, Jr., of Everett was Haven. Among the guests wert Mr. Mattie MacLauchlan, Harry Pliclpi, hurt by a fall from a wagon when and Mrs. Charles P, Worthley, Miss Parker, Mary C. Burdge, J. Fletcher Professor Tlernan, F. T, Burke and Barrett Philip, Cora TIackson, Mar- Hngamon, Ettle Reid, Dora Rogers, his team ran away. He was thrown Mario Doughty, MiBS Alice Worthiey, jorle Miloa, Nettle Sylvester, Evie Harry Magee members of the super- to tho ground and one of the wheels Abraham Trafford, Robert Doughty, Alex Weaver, Charles Smith, George visory committee. • Wiggins, Helen Caldwell, Garry Mor- Lewis, John J. Burdge, George West of the vehicle crushed his leg. Harry Dennis and Buenle Fiolder of Mrs. Edith Whiting, wife of Alvin ford, Emlle and Philip Colcman, Tll- C. Howland, F. Ryan, Allen R. Reid The O. C. W. C. club of the Red Fair Haven and Dr. A. F. Trafford lle and Agnes Kuhl, Jessie Stevens A. Whiting of Buena place, died un- of Red Bank. i Harry Rogers, Klnny Hanklns Bank Presbyterian church was en- Marie Reckless, Mamie E. Coley, Nancy Brudge and Jennie Herbert. expectedly at Ann May hospital, tertained by Mrs. Joseph Fix, Jr., of Concert hall, tho scene of tho Eln- Spring Lake. She fell while skating Register Want Advertisements Bring Quick Results Edith Chadwlck, Sadie Williams, A lunch box sociable and enter- Bridge avenue. The decorations were tracht society's masquerade ball, was Julia Sheehan, Lena Coley, Florence a few days before her death and in- 7«a blaze of light and gaiety. The tainment given by Aehland eduhel of Sea Bright drew a packed house. testinal trouble resulted from her in Those who had special partson the juries. Mri. Whiting was the.eldesi program wero Joseph Steele, C. K. daughter of the late Benjamin W. Champlin, Mr, and Mrs. George Mln Spinning and had lived In Red Bank ton. Miss Lily Cloughly, Frank all her life. She was very promin- YOU CAN GET Hampton, Mrs. P. Hall Packer, Miss ent In the activities of Grace Meth- May Rich, Miss Lulu May, Miss odist church and she was a teache Sadie Peck and Alfred Bailey. in the Sunday-school. J. C. Brill of Oceanic gave a birth- George W. Palmer of Naveslnk, day party for his daughter Jennie. who had been brought to his home A new lodge of Red Men was a -week previous from a New York $100 LOAN organized at Occanport and William hospital,, where he had been a pa- H. Rock was elected sachem." Other tient several weeks, passed away. Hi officers wore William A. Cook, Frank was 36 years old and before being Hullck, J, E. Corlles, C. O. McFaddln taken sick he was taking a course FOR $8.90 (TOTAL COST) and John Smock. in advanced astronomy at Columbia Repay in six monthly Instalment* of $18.15 each, a Those who died In this vicinity university. during the week were J. Preston Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Demmert, total of $108.90—No endorsers or guarantors required Lafetra.' of near Shrewsbury, 78; wife of Henry Demmert of Park couplos. 2. On your car. 3. On your George Jeffrie of Oceanic, 68; Mrs. place, formerly of Locust Point, died EED EXTRA CASH? If you have a Lydla W. Ingllng, wife of Thomas of paralysis. She was 54 years old. N job, you can get a Household furniture. WlierfmakingcaramMurni- Irigllng of Red Bank, 73; Thomas C Captain H. Harrison Vail of Key Finance loan at very reasonable cost. ture loans, we consider character and Worthley of Little Silver, Samuel W. port, died after a short Illness In hi Suppose you borrow $25 and repay in income far more important than the Smith of Holmdel township, 82; Mrs 70th year. Most of his life he fol ' four monthly instalments of $6.65 value of your security. Your loan will Bridget Homer of Borden street, 38; lowed the water and was promlnen each, a total of $26.60. The cost of be made the way which best fits your Mrs. Josephine Beck of Kcyport^and in the fishing business. your loan is only $1.60. Or take a $50 own situation. Bessie, three months old daughter Paul Vanderveer Sandt, son of ex- of John Hance of Holmdel, loan repaid in four monthly instal- Why pay more? Mayor George M. Sandt of Broa ments of $13.29 each, totaling $53.16. William Sabath was elected fore- street, died of pneumonia after a Payments in the table include all vc will send you complete information. money, send the coupon now. We arc sheriff of Monmouth county. . Al- the water up to her shoulders. Sh always ready to make helpful loans. ' All you do though John Ycomans was a Repub- managed to crawl back on the lc Ask for the booklet without oblieation. lican and a candidate for freeholder, after several attempts and was prac All you do to apply for a Household the Democrats assembled paid him a tically exhausted when she pulle CONSERVE _— If not convtnltnt ttphom _.__ loan is to tell us how much you need P ~~ «r ttll, wuil tbit coupon J compliment and gave him a boost, herself out of h,er dilemma. and how you wish to repay. You need TRANSMISSION HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION At tho annual mo'etlng and election Boy Scout Troop 1 of Red Bank, no endorsers or guarantors—just the Please send me (without of officers of Independent Engln had an Informal party In the Y. M. ability to repay In small monthly in- (filiation) n copy of your company tho company gave a gold C. A. gymnasium. A special program stalments. At no time do we question booklet: "Ho« to Get » Masonic ring to James R. Wolcott In Loan." .was given In which parts wero take friends or relatives about your credit. appreciation of his services as chle (by Peter Egolf, Joe Williams, Bonja You get your loan simply and privately, cook of tho company. Mr. Wolcot min Pryor, Roger Wymbs, Irvln i Household Finance loans are mndc had prepared many suppers and din (Finch, Sam Howard and Bill Mur- in three ways. 1, On your personal ners for tho flrcmen, at. well' as foi dock. Designed to keep America's cars serving for the many other social gatherings In Red Grandln Schcnok and Fred Flshc note.No security required. Note loans Bank. Tho company ronomlnnte a if' are made, under proper conditions, were organizing a troop, of Bo; *$duration.;;; To prolong the life of your ear—to William Crispell for chief of tho do Scouts to be sponsored by Trlnlt; to both single persons and married partment. Eplrcopal church'.^ About 200 person' M. J. Saulka of Now York openec attended a special service at the avoid many major repair bills—to protect your FIND HERE THE CASH LOAN YOU NEED a school for golfors on the third Moo church when Rev. Robert MacKolIar of the Second National Bank build gavo an address to the Boy Scouts CHOOSE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT HIRE Ing. Golf won Increasing In popular of tho community. pocketbook—to preserve your motor car trans- lty ln this section. x Howard Cole was eleqted presiden Mrs. John H. Gilbert, president o Ferdinand White, vice president portation. :: i See your Chevrolet dealer today tho Rod Bank Woman's club, offorei William J. Swannell secretary am a prize for the best poom written b; Joseph He«se treasurer of Libert; any club member and it was awnrd- for full details of Chevrolet's original i'Car od to Mrs. Fred Bolco for a 'poem Fire company, ontltlod "EfTlcloncy And." ' John Oaborn of Bolford, plannec Miss Mngglo Groen of Scoboyvlll to start a aklrt and shirt waist fac Conservation Plan/! and keep your car was attacked by a Inrgo dog ownei tory in his greens shop at Belford. by William Hance. Tho dog bit ho Every gold boating shop In Red on tho hand. Tho wound was cnuter- Bank and vicinity was working over- serving well by keeping it well serviced. lzocl nnd hydrophobia wns not fenred time and the iowners woro finding A store, baliery, dwelling and barn, hard to get (jnough men to fulri all under one roof in a building on their wnr contracts. Prominent ii Bridge avenue, owned by Clement this ni work wore the shops o Pace and rented by John Aiearotto Frank Chadwlclt, William Ashmorc A MOBILE NATION IS A STRONG NATION wern destroyed by lire. Harry DeWolf and Edmund Frasei Tho annual ladles' night of the The Oceanic Tennis club clocto Oil unco in c»tr»i in •»««. «"'ni»>» .•...=•».....! Robert Bruce president, Miss Lot lh» minimum prracrllud liy the Smnll Leu MonniDuth County Horticultural so cloty wns observed by nn ovenlng oi McKay, vlco president; Miss Evi BOdlnblllty nt Red Men's hall Bruce, trensuior and Miss Mab Occnnlc, Morn than S00 nltended Turner lecrotary, The man folks did nil Mis sorvinR ol Sai-nh Bqlgrad, daughter of Honr; a turlcoy dinner under a eonimltlei Bolgrad of West Front streot, otite CONSERVE EViRY HOUSEHOLD FINANCE bended by Harry A. Kottol. Othori talnod on the occasion of her birth CONSERVE VITAL PART on dm committee woro Philip Bo day. The little folks played gnmci ENGINE ner, William Dowlon, W. H, Walto' and enjoyed an elabornte supper. UMHJMtD Wt* Ilmry Collls/ Malachl Tlorney, Wil A delegation of 22 persons, consist- llnm Molzdorf 'and Jnroos Konnedy ing of the members of Samuel T, Perth Amboy National Bank Building, 6th Floor Tho ongngomont was announced ol Blooper enmp, Sons of Veterans and 313 State Street, Cornet Now Brunswick Avenue- Miss Mnrlon II, Bruco, daughter ol of the Ladles' auxiliary of tho cam PERTH AM1JOY ' License No, 691 Mr. nnd Mrs. flnmuel Bruce oi went to Perth Amboy nnd organltec AAcKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO. T. P. McGinn, Mgr. Phone: PKrth Amhoy 4.3440 Oceanic, to Andrew H, Andonon, so nn auxiliary to the camp at thai of Andrew Anderson of Black Point, place. Tho Red Hank ladiei did al 29 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK, N. J. IOCALLY MANAOfD &W«1 IN MIMCIMI. CIIIM Rumson. the rltuallntto work. Principal in William Lan* of Bcobeyvlllo, em- this work were Mrs, Adele Conover, fcage Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942.

Food,: of ^course; must be well Fresh or Gooked Fruits Make 8W2fEY, SNOW Will he 1 Olad to Answer Any seasoned to le worthy of Questions on Food Three Meah A I • > . •...'. its .piqiiimcy Ideal, pholesome Desserts Copyright BTl, SIDNE* SNOW Edited by WTLMA E. DEOTE tAklrir arhlnt from the French *ir fina'that freih W cooked; fruits EGGS IN MEXICAN »»••»»»•»»•••••»••» » >•• raakt an. Ideal and very simple des- sert to serve, after, almost any type STYLE MAKE GRAND meal, FTesh berrlps, by themselves MIDNIGHT SUPPER The Ten Commandments Hot Of f the Griddle or In, combination are well known Hearts and Flowers Take by'sll—melorischllled to the 'nth de- gree; are just about tlie last word in Eggs are becoming more'and moro SUSAN SNOW smartness, fresh fruit cups or mace- the popular dish for a midnight sup- For Lenten Menus Precedence at Saint dolne ot fruit, or baked apples-wBll, per, Served with hot buttered toast one can go on and on naming dish and a cup of good coffee the meal Is The planning,of daily menus, even .after dish of fruits, all easy to pre- ideal. There is no reason why the without considering such important table platter, it Is well to consider Fold 1 cup of pitted, cooked. pare and tis wholesome as can bo. two or three essential points: name- chopped prunes into one cup - of eggs for this occasion shouldn't bo points as the family budget,or sea- 'Valentine's Day Parties scrambled or fried or fixed any way sonal restrictions, is a problem for ly, the vegetables chosen should of- cream. Addd sugar and vvanilla to By SIDNEY SNOW • ' MACEDOINE OF FRUIT. fer contrast in color, texture and taste and freeze in tray or refrlgcr- desired and tho hostess who goes a most homemakers. JDUring thte Len- fer contrast in color, texture an tc little farther and makes a sauce for ten season this problem is further flavor. It i s wellll t o alwayl s includiclude aatt I _ 3 peaches least one fresh vegetable ana tn« ator 3 pears ' her eggs will indeed bo giving a complicated, because many families great treat. omit meat oittirely from their menus rest may bo canned or frozen, as A good custard is very delicate and tf dried diced pineapple . on many dny3 during Lent. • desired. Egg noodles, macaroni and smooth in texture. This can.only be ?4 cup diced watermelon EGGS CAUENTE spaghetti make ideal foods to bal- secured by cooking it at a low tem- 1 cup raspberries , • •• CLOTHES RAVE Although every menu should meet ance the nutritional value in this 1 medium sized onion, sliced the nutritional needs of the family perature which.is always needed for hi cup sugar.. . type of meal, especially if an egg or eggs, no matter how they are pre- 1 small green pepper, chopped grdup, tho menu planner must also cheese sauce Is to accompany tho Pare and slice peach'es and pears, 2 slices bacon, diced NEW "OOMPH" consider many additional factors if pared. A custard which is cooked at dish. Following aro some suggested the boiling point of water will curdle. cut plnoapploapplo and melon in small hi pound mushrooms, sauted she wishes to produce a successful ** au ••• ^- w-.».^-- (j — — l||^ fj VI Milk L/V* 44 V »*» • • ** ***• •*••« y* *4 • **•**» pieces, mix fruit and sugar, and chill 2 cups canned tomatoes ' iftir meal. One of the cardinal require- vegetable platter combinations you That ls_ overy ]m\e particle of egg Jor one hour,; Serve jn glasses, add- • hi toaspoon butter > ments of a meal Is ^variety." No will find pleasing to the appetite as becomes hardened and shrinks, glv- ing ono tablespoon of whipped cream !,4 teaspoon poppor menu is so good that it can be re- well as the eye and the pocketbook. ing ta watery curdled effect to the Saltm Buttered egg noodles with buttered to each glass,just before serving. A «, toaspoon salt peated day in and day out, nor is milk. berry or piece of plnedpple, placed on 6 eggs 1, , , anv one food so good that it can be canned lima beans, carrots, baby Your pet drew will , beets, served with cheese sauce. the cream-glves^colbr'to the.dish. 6 tablespoons milk look pretty ai ,; served continuously without change. Grapefruit Is more delicious when 4 tablespoons butter Buttered elbow spaghetti with but- sprinkled with a little salt.. It brings . MERINGJUBp PEARS picture after Sani- ., Since this, is the time of the year tered beans, /:orn and tomato-cheese V4 teaspoon lemon juice when minds are particularly menu- out the full flavor as nothing else 8 large pears . • '. • • I teaspoon chill powder , tone dry cleaning .,,„. conscious anyway, perhaps the fol- Buttered macaroni elbows with 8 iabelspoons sugar < - hi teaspoon WorcestorBhlr.4 sauce brings out the/u// j^,, lowing suggestions, which might be Grated lemon rind ' called the'"Ten Commandments of sliced tomatoes, buttered carrots and Spread half a canned pear with To make the sauce, saute the onion richness of color •»•-•. hole kernel canned corn. Candled ginger . , i Menu Planning," will prove helpful soft cream cheese. Cover with an- 3 egg whites and green pepper with the bacon un- and texturel Well -•>>,,r in enabling you to obtain variety in other half of pear and coat the whole hi cup powdered sugar til tho bacon ip brown and the vege- presi anil reshape • ri. your, menus. Here's a savory solution to many a fruit using macaroon crumbs or tables soft. Add the mushrooms, to- Lenten menu problem— tender it to its original fit. '•"••''• 1. Do not repeat the same food in ground nuts. _ Pare and core the pears, place matoes, & teaspoon sugar, hi tea- ; any meal. For example, corn frit- strands' of wholesome and delicious them In a baking dish and (111 center spoon salt, 34 teaspoon pepper and Call-us tod»y< • 'Z spaghetti served with a sauce made of each with one tablespoon sugar cook slowly for 10 minutes, In th» ..,-ters. and., buttered, corn; or tomato of canned mushroom" and tomato To make perfect salad dressings, aalad-with tomato.soup. all measurements must be accurate and a llttlo grated lemon rind or meantime, beat tho eggs and add the soup, and garnished with quartered A set of measuring spoons and a candled ginger. Cover them with a milk. Molt tho buttor in a frying 2. Avoid using all one type, of food- hard-cooked eggs. It's a dish that morlngue made with the stiffly beat- pan and add the lemon juice, mus- stuff in one mealmea, ,as rice, potatoes for Inviting looks and savory aroma standard measuring cup will Insuro and cornstarcth h puddingddig. using the right amounts of all in- EARTS AND FLOWERS and Cupid's other romantic symbols still en egg whites and the sugar. Brown tard, chill powder, salt and Worcos- 3.-Do .not servo more than one will put.an.extra keen edge on any gredients.-— ,. - uicXTy.=;-^—^~~— ___;„...;- tershlre"sauce.-Mix-well.—Pour-In meal, appetite. / ''." H-have the "groatcstoharm wnon you plan decorations tor a St. "Valen- the, ogjro and cook until eggs are strong-flavorefld fdd ifood in one tine's Day party. Entwined hearts of glossy gardenia leaves are used to APRICOT WHIP SPAGHETTI WITH MUSHROOM If a cloth filter or bag is used In creamy, stirring constantly. Arrango such as cabbage, cauliflower or on- frame .old-fashioned bouquets of -rosov-gardenias and cornflowers in this ly cups sweetened apricot pulp on slices of buttered toast and pour lonS; ' AND TOMATO SAUCE making coffee, it should be kept clean by washing it thoroughly each novel centerpiece which would make a handsome valentine for a. travel- l'/j tablespoons lemon juice over tomato sauce. Garnish with 4. Have a good balance between 1 8-oz. package spaghetti ' •• ing husband to wire home on Cupid's official day. % teaspoon salt sprigs of parsley and servo hot. LEON'S time it is used and by keeping it sub- soft and solid food textures. Va- 1 can condensed mushroom soup hi cup sugar ' riety in food toxtures Is most im- merged In a bowl ot clean, cool wa- - Sweet dreams punch made with decaffeinated coffee Is a wise choice 1 can condensed tomato soup ter. Hot water sets the stains. Do 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten portant. 1 soup can of water or milk for Valentine party menus so everyone can enjoy chatting over extra cups . 5. Do not serve all hot or all cold not dry bag or cloth between the Mix pulp, lemon juice and salt' to- GRILLED PLATE WITH 70-76 White St Hard cooked eggs times it is used. Before using a new without losing sleep later on. For a gala Valentine dessert, serve straw- gether. Beat sugar into egg whites, foods at one meal. 4 berry shortcake made with quick-frozen strawberries. SCRAMBLED EGGS 6. Foods should not be all acid or Combine the soups'and water or bag, rinse it In clear, cool water tp fold In.fruit mixture and servo gar- all sweet. A little of both is re- milk in top of double boiler. Cook remove any sizing. nished with chopped nuts. If desired Red Bank quired in each meal. until mixture is thoroughly heated. CUPID'S BREW this mixture may be piled lightly In- Comes some Sunday morning, or 7. Highly seasoned foods should be Cook spaghetti in boiling salted wa- Down comforts and feather pillows to a buttered baking dish and baked some night during the wook when used sparingly. Too many highly ter until tender. Drain and arrange may be washed very well. Prepare 4 cups freshly bode, chilled V,i pints Ice cream n a slow oven, (275 F) from 30 to you desire a light, quick dlnnor— seasoned foods tend to dull the appe- on platter for serving. Garnish with a large tubful of warm, soft suds in decaffeinated coDee Orated nutmeg 45 minutes. serve it grilled stylo—with scram- tite for other foods. quarters of hard coolfed eggs. The which to immerse the quilts or pil- bled eggs of course! You'll find it Phone 8. Leftovers should appear in new tomato-mushroom sauce may cither lows. Wash by sousing the Water up Pour the decaffeinated coffee over a pint of Ice cream In a punch quite tasty, filling enough, and very forms, be served from a side dish or com-and down through tho material with bowl or a big mixing bowl, and blend lightly wijth an egg beater until BROWN FISH CUTLETS, . pleasing to the eye. 9. Attractive appearance of food bined directly with the spaghetti be- the hands. Renew the suds as soon the Ice cream Is partly melted. Add the rest of; the Ice cream In spoon- HASHED BROWN POTATOES GRILLED PLATE WITH 2800 has much to do -with good digestion. fore serving. as it becomes dirty. Rinse until fuls to the punch. Sprinkle with grated nutmeg. Vanilla, coffee or choc- 10. Do not serve the same food every bit of soap ha3 been removed. olate ice cream combines well with the coffee flavor. ALL FORA GOOD DINNER SCRAMBLED EGGS Hang on a line suspended from the ' combinations too often. Ham and To make decaffeinated coffee by the percolator method, use 1 heap- 3 tomatoes, peeled eggs are good, but when always BRUNSWICK STEW IS corners, changing the position when 6 rounds toast, buttered partially dry. Fluff up by shaking, ing tablespoon decaffeinated coffee, regular grind, for each cup (H pint) During the Lenten season, just served together, they do become when wo'seem to'need as many flsh 4 eggs, scrambled monotonous. MID-WINTER STANDBY or work with the fingers to spread of cold water. Pour cold water Into pot. Let percolate slowly and gent- 6 slices bacon, browed W6rry of ^ In rechecking these suggestions the feathers uniformly throughout ly 15 to 20 minutes. (For a 4-eup percolator use •}! cup of coffee.) recipes as wo can think of they all the cases. seem to disappear, leaving us some-, 6 slices toast, buttered and cut In for menu planning, it is easy to.un- So often we rush through an entire what stranded In mid-stream. What triangles, derstand why macaroni products aro season without once thinking of the so valuable to every menu maker, STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKES a feeling, what a worry, particularly Cut tomatoes In half crosswise. FALSE ^tllTH - most appropriate dishes for this time Experiments show that chicken, when we want those dinners to bo Sprinkle with salt and popper and because they are one of tho most of year. For Instance, Brunswick stewed, roasted, or fried, remains In 1 box quick-frozen sliced 8llpplng or Irritating* vcrsatilo and ndaptable foods used 4 hot shortcake biscuits, split ust as appetizing as Monday's or place in a pan under- hot broiler un- Stew—a grand and glorious meal all the stomach fully as long as beef or strawberries, just thawed and buttered ' Sunday's, and so, for my own uso.as til partly cooked. Place on rounds Don't be embarrassed by looio faW by homemakers today. in one pot—all In one or two or three mutton. So there is little foundation tooth slipping, dropping or wabbling Macaroni, egg noodles or spaghetti, for the erroneous, belief that chicken % cup cream, whipped well as, others in the same predica- of toast. Pile scrambled eggs o'n to- when you cat* talk or laugh. Just sprta*... bowls or plates. And what is left ment. I've tried dozens of them and matoes and place slices of bacon,on klo n, Httle FASTEETH on your plates* in any of the variety of shapes and over is even better warmed up. is more digestible than beef or mut- Spread sweetened strawberries on lower halves of hot shortcake bis- sizes in which they are available, ton. .hlnk that the following is as tasty a top. Servo on.hot platter; garnish ThU pleasant powder given a. remark- possess all of the qualifications ne- GEORGIA BRUNSWICK STEW cuits;.top with upper halves and additional berries. Garnish with whipped bit ot flsh as ever graced.a tablo:— with toast triangles. Servo.at.once. able Bonuo of added comfort and leeun** cream. Serves four. • . Tomatoes and bacon may be pan- Ity by holding plates more firmly* ^ft/ cessary for use in good menu plan- (A re'clpe to paste In the book) To reduce dust and brighten car- FISH CUTLETS Ktimmy, gooey, pasty taate or feallntr. ning. They are mild jn flavor,; they broiled Instead of oven-broiled, If de- It's alkaline ^non-acid), Get FASTEETH*- 2 tablespoons bacon fat pets, use bits of paper moistened or sired. combine with all textures; they are old tea leaves. lhi cups cooked, flaked flsh ot any drag store. ono 'of tho most easily and quickly 1 frying chicken, about 2 to 2\i Salt and pepper digested foods and they permit a pounds 3 tablespoons butter greater variety of combinations than 2 onions ' . Bathroom treatments today offer Food To Make A 1 tablespoon, chopped onion any other food. Another creditable 3 cups water . great opportunities for smart color 1 tablespoon, chopped green pepper featuro of the macaroni food family 3 tomatoes, peeled and quartered arrangement. The fixtures available 4 tablespoons'flour. The New . is their economical value,-and when hi cup sherry in color and modern design provide a 1 cup milk ' , ' ' combined with other foods; such as 2 tablespoons butter cue which if followed, leads to many Healthy Man Happy 1 well-beaten egg milk, cheese, eggs and vegetables, hi cup bread crumbs original and striking combinations. Chopped parsley they offer wholesome meals at a very 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauco Life Girdleiere low cost. 1 pound fresh lima beans Because there is so little waste to One can give a man on a diet Melt the butter In a saucepan, add Macaroni products require a min- Salt and pepper halibut steak, a pound will serve broiled lamb chops and steaks and MACARONI COMBINES the onion and green pepper and AS ADVERTISED IN THIS WEEK'S imum amount of time and labor to \i cup okra three persons generously. Wipe the get away with it—but if the man Is cook until tender. Add tho flour and prepare; they should bo cooked in 3 ears green corn or the equivalent sliced halibut with a damp cloth; re- healthy and not on a diet there Is WITH MEAT AS WELL stir until well blended. Then add the J3ATCRDAY EVENING POST a sufficient quantity of boiling salted in canned corn move the skin; place in a baking pan nothing they like better than a milk and the beaten egg. Fold in tho on the rack, which has been greased healthy slice of stuffed meat with a AS CHEESE flsh, cool and shape into eight cut- water and a good quality product Brown the onions in the bacon fat; Is now being shown by corsotlerroo throughout from your grocer will do much to then add the chicken which has been so the fish will not stick. Sprinkle good brown gravy like this: lets. Dip the cutlets in a beaten egg with salt and pepper; dot with two It would be a pity for a' housowifo" and milk mixture, then into crumbs the country. In Bed Bank insure success in tho recipes you pre-cut In small pieces and seasoned. MOCK ROAST DUCK pare. Because all three members of When chicken is done, pour off the tablespoons of butter. The butter ;o confine the use of macaroni only and fry in deep hot fat until a good the macaroni family aro essentially grease and put chicken and onions gives it an appetizing flavor and col- 2 small pieces rump steak, or a i Friday night's supper—those brown color. Drain for a moment Priced at You can obtain this remarkable new the same, it is possible to inter- in a Dutch oven. Add the water and or. Some persons substitute for the flank steak 'rlday nights when she doesn't n unglazed paper and serve accom- change them in practically any Worcestershire sauce. Cook slowly butter thin slices of bacon which be- 1 teaspoon salt want flsh—just macaroni and cheeso. lanled by nice golden hashed brown ,""$S.S0"up ' Life Girdleiere recipe. over low flame' for >t_.hour, then add comes crisp as the flsh bakes; others 'A teaspoon pepper It combines so well with so many potatoes, buttered peas and a crisp Is your mind a blank when it the lima beans, okra and corn cut brush the flsli with French dressing, % teaspoon ginger things that if you've been saving it mixed green salad with French dress- ing. • AT . THE SHOP OF comes to new and different Lenten from cob. Let simmer one hour, which supplies not only oil but tart- 3 tablespoons fat drippings only for the above mentioned case, dishes? Then serve a vegetable Then add the butter and bread ness. Put a little water in the bak- 1 cup bread crumbs you've really been missing a treat— platter with buttered egg noodles, crumbs and cook V- hour longer. ing pan—enough to keep the fat 1 tablespoon grated onion . » this being an example: If they aro very dirty, waxed floors and you'll walk around wearing a drippings from burning. Bake the 1 teaspoon chopped parsley my be washed quickly with a light ALICE MING flsh in a moderate oven (350 F) for 1 slice chopped boiled ham ELBOW MACARONI AND halo of praise. It's a dish your fam- lukewarm auds. After a thorough 0 ily will like to eat and like to have about a half hour, basting it every 1 pint boiling water , KIDNEYS lnsing and drying with a soft cloth, If the same level measurements, ten minutes with some of the liquid Have the meat cut about 1 Inch 6 Drummpnd Place ^'^au Red Bank, N. J. often. the same quality of ingredients and 1 package elbow macaroni resh wax should be rubbed thor- from the pan so that It does not be- thick and see that it has no seams, oughly Into the surface. VEGETABLE PLATTER WITH the. same temperature'is used each come dry. openings or muscle tissues running 2 tablespoons butter time, the finished product is bound to 1 tablespoon flour BUTTERED EGG NOODLES through It. Season with salt, pepper be the same; therefore, accurate pro- and ginger. 2,cups milk In selecting vegetables for a vege- portions are important. Rules of etiquette do not call for % cup diced Swiss cheese candles on the luncheon table but Heat the fat in a frying pan, add 1 tablespoon parsley, chopped they may be used on the dinner ta- bread crumbs and the rest of the in- Vi teaspoon salt The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing ble. The centerpiece, whether of gredients and brown slightly. Spread \i teaspoon pepper lowers or fruit, should be sufficient- evenly over the steaks. Cover with 1 cup lamb or beef kidneys, cooked 117 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, N. J. ly low so as not to obstruct the view the other steak and sew the edges % cup buttered bread crumbs Phono Red Bank 2220 of guests sitting on opposite sides of together with coarse thread. Place Boll the elbow macaroni for 9 min- the table. the "duck" in the frying pan or iron utes In four quarts of rapidly boiling All Types of Dancing for Children and Adults. Classes now forming. kettle with a little fat. Sprinkle well water to which 1 tablespoon of salt e o • The PROSPECT HILL DAY SCHOOL, The center of the tongue' Is the with flour, let brown, add lpint boil- has been added. Drain. ' Melt the choicest portion. To carve a tongue, ing water, cover closely and let sim- butter in a double boiler, stir In the One Challenge Met Pro-School (play-school and kindergarten)—Mornings, except Saturday :ut it across In wafer-like slices. Tho mer several hours or until tender. flour, add the milk and cook until It ip of the tongue Is more delicate if Remove strings, place in hot oven, thickens, then stir In the cheese. Add cut lengthwise in very thin slices, but basting often, let brown nicely and the parsley and cook until well his is not tho usual practice. serve hot In the gravy. blended. Add the seasonings. Into a well-greased baking- dish put al- Now Another and GREATER One! ternate layers of olbow macaroni, LAMB AND BANANA BLUEBERRY BREAD kidneys and sauce, finishing with the macaroni. Cover with the bread COMBINE INTO TASTY LOAF AND BUTTER PUDDING rumbs and bake in a moderate oven • MONDAY for 20 minutes. Sweetbreads may bo Breakfast—Sliced bananas with ready to cat cereal, scrambled eggs, An interesting and tasty combina- Since it has been possible to pur- substituted for the kidneys If de- sired. broiled bncon, coffee enke, coffee oi- cocon. Lunch—Boston baked bcan3, tion of fruit nnd moat is shown in a chase blueberries all year round—In lhe pre-war drive for defense caused sliced tomnloes,•'hot brown broad, cup custard, tea or milk. Dinner— bnnana lamb loaf nnd by this recipe season and out of season in a frozen Chicken fried steak, shoe string potntoca, string beans, green salad, deep ono of the grandest luncheon or din- state—one has almost completely the, greatest dtmandfor telephone ser- dish tipple pie, coffee or liecr. ner dishes Imaginable enn be pre- stopped thinking of that time when CREAM CHEESE pared. blueberries are In season—we no vice in'history. That challenge was longer have to yearn for those little FUDGE CAKE TUESDAY BANANA LAMB LOAF tasty berries, but calmly buy a box met fully and on time. Now comes. 1% cups pastry flour lln-akfiist—Frnsli pineapple, hot cereal, griddle cakes with nipple 2 pounds ground iamb or two or three and go right ahead with whatever we hapen to want to 2 teaspoons baking powder • the challenge of the toar emergency. syrup or jnm, frizzled ham, coffee or cocon. I.uni'h—Cream of tomato 2 tablespoons grated onion M teaspoon salt soup, combination sandwiches, mixed pickles, cup enkes with orange 1 tublospoon salt make with them—and such being the case, hero Is a dish to try right away, 2 tablespoons butter snuce, ten or milk. Dinner—Boiled .corned boef, cabbage, new potntoes, !i teaspoon pepper 1 package cream cheese carrots, onions, shredded lettuce with lemon dressing, chocolate fudge nut 4 strips bncon -BLUEBERRY BREXD AND 1 cup granulated sugar . layer enke, coffee. 2 cups soft brend crumbs - BUTTER PUDDING 1 egg, well beaten Hi cups banana pulp (4 bananas) 2 squares unsweetened chocolate, 1 teaspoon dry niuatard 8 thin slices white bread melted . WEDNESDAY 2 bnnnnns, cut in half lengthwise II cup butter ' , % cup milk Ln the p^st two years nearly every one of the 192 telephone central Breulifiist-Apple snuce, fried mush with syrup or jam, linked eggs, Mix ment, onion, salt, popper, bread 1 quart blueberries 1 teaspoon vanilla • buttered toast, coffee, or epeon. I.unrh—Cheese souffle, nspnrngus tip crumbs and bannna pulp together. 1 cup Bugar Measure sifted flour; combine with offices in New Jersey has been enlarged—some entirely replaced. snlad, tapioca pudding, tea or milk. Dinner—Lamb curry, steamed rice, Add mustnrd which has been moist- Pinch of salt the baking powder and salt and sift smothered enrrots, tomato nnd cucumber snlad, ccittngc cheese with •)i cupi cream, whipped ened with n little water. Form mix- again. Cream tho butter, add the Extensive military requirements, especially at Fort Dix and Fort minced onion nnd caraway seeds, hot rolls, lemon meringue pic, coffee or turo into a flat roll. Cover top with Remove crusts of bread. Butter cream cheeso and mix until well beer. strips of bncon for basting purposes. each slice. Stew the berries, sugar blondcd; then ndd sugar and bent Bake In a moderate oven (350 F) for and salt for 15 minutes. Butter a vigorously. Add tho egg and choco- Monmouth, have been met. More than a thousand new or enlarged pri- THURSDAY about ono and a half hours, At the deep baking dish, Alternate slices late; then stir In the sifted dry in- end of ono hour,, plnco two peeled of brend and stewed berries until all gredients altcrnntoly with milk. Add vate telephone switching systems have been provided for defense indus- IirivnlifiiBt—Stewed rhuliarb, ready to cut corral, jelly omelet, little firm bnnnnas cut In hnlves length- are used. Bake In a modcrato oven vanilla. Bnltn in a well buttered loaf Binisngon, tonstcd muffins, mnrmnlndc, coffee or cocon. I.unch—Corned wise on top or mound roll. Baste (350 F) for 15 or 20 minutes. Sorve pan in a moderato ovon (350 F) for tries and others. About 300,000 miles of telephone wire in cable have been beef hnsh, tomato sauce, dressed lettuce, hnsh browned potntoes, enke, ten bnnnnns nnd sprlnklo with salt. Con- very cold , with whipped cream. 1 hour. Front with tho following Ic- or milk. Dinner—Grilled lamb chops, bnked potntoes, creamed spinnch, tinue baking for 20 minutes. Placo Serves six -... - ing: Cream 1 pnekngo cream choose, < . added to the statewide network, The telephone organization has been .mixed salad with olive oil and lemon juice, hot blcsults, pineapple whip, under broiler for .two minutes to gradually adding 1 cup of confection- coffee, brown bnnnnns on top. ers' sugar. Stir In 1 squnro unsweet- strengthened by 1,800 more workers, CARAMEL ICE CREAM ened melted chocolate. Add enough crnam to make tho Icing of the right * *. * FRIDAY 8 ogg yolks consistency to spread. llnuilcfitnU-Frcsh plncnpple, hot cereal, cod fish enkes, lountcd bls- I'-i cups sugar • No one knows what further demands may be made upon the telephone . cilltH, jolly or jam, coffee or cocoa. LiMK-li-Vogetntilc soup, ernnmed anl- '/& cup hot wnter mon in pntty sheila, buttered prim, fruit gelatin, ten or milk Dinner— 2 cups milk " POTATO MOLDS or how difficult it may be to secure the essential materials for telephone ON VALENTINE'S Vi teaspoon salt Clnm Julco cocktail, lobster Newhurg, French filed potntoon, pickled boot.!, •2?i cups light cream Th« unusualncns of n dlih in Bomc- expansion. You may be sure however that telephone workers will do their cole «!aw, npplo strudcl, coffee. tlmes the success of a dinner or DAY... Hoat the; half cup of sugar In n pan until it la melted and umber luncheon party, and when a woman utmost to make the service do its full part to help speed tho Victory^ SATURDAY lY colored. Now add tho hot water and can sorve something that doosn't cook until tho mixture Is blondcd look like what It really In, well, that's HrenlifUHt-Htcwcd npricot8, ready to cut cercnl, eggs benedict, KnK- j>(ji\)O Remember the last word (It usually goes to tho lleh rmilllni with marmalade, coffee or cocon. Mmcli-Mncaronl and thoroughly. Put tho milk In a dou •CV^Yif Uncle Sam, toot blo-bollor, scald It wdl, nnd ndd II woman anyway). chcoBo en cnnsorolc, broiled tomato™, Imnon water loo,' cookies, tea or slowly to the woll-bcaten ogg yollia This is a reclpo from way out there milk. Dinner—Fried chicken, corn fritters, hultored penii, npnle-niit-cel- In Wyoming (whero polntoea aro Buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps • Invest inVictory : Add tho caramel syrup, sugar and cry mind, hot rolls, buUcnscntclv pip, coffee. ( unit, and cook over hot water unll "spuds") and aro called-potato molds, tho mixture thickens, stirring con- To mnho'them, scoop out tho Insldo stanlly to avoid lumps. When done ot four largo naked potatoes/ and SUNDAY ' It should bo tho consistency of a forco them through a rlror or glevo. ml—ara'pofrull, eggn cicolo, grilled lilrtneyn, wafflon or grlddln Also Give cqoked custard. Cool, add tbo cream, Add 1 tablespoon of butter, tho yolk New Jersey Bell Telephone Company ealtoii, »yrup or Jim, coffee or cocoa. Dinner—Fruit cup, rib roniit of strain and frccrtc. Toasted pecan of one egg, two tablespoons of U. S. DEFENSE bits sprinkled over It are good or a cream, salt and a very llitlo blnck beef, oven-brownod potato™, buttered bcotn, plcklen-ollvoncelciy, hoailn of chocolnto sauco, Freeze in Ice crenm pepper. Mix well nnd mold with a leltuoo, Thousnml Inlnnd drcmilng, soulllo jilnco, asBortcd cukes, coffee froozor, using one part of unit to four tabloapoon dlppod In melted butter. Supper—Chile- con enrno con frljolcn, ullcod tomntocn, toasted crnckors BONDS parts of Ice, Drop on a buttorod baking sheet nnd '-'"• tart», ten or coffee. . , , boko In a hot oven until a dellcato brown., . Sidney 'Snow toll! bo plnmcd to supply nny ol tlicno recipe*. Soda, lye or.«trong soaps will dnrk Potatoes prepared In tlilo mannor TUNE IN "THK TELEPHONE HOUR" MONDAY NIGHTS AT EIGHT '- WEAF • KYW •JUit writ* euro of this paper. "".aluminum, This stain Is quite are suitable to snrve with,nil cuts of dinicult to remove, meat ssrvod In almost any mannor. RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12,1942. Page Thirteen Is Volunteer Nurse's Aid Corps Twerio avenue and 75 feet In depth Provisions for the payment of sal- 'he property went to tho highest Mis Pierce said he understood his ' Front ro.w, reading from left to right, Mrs. Samuel Rubin, Miss N'anetto, Ufergen,: Mrs. Allison Stern, •BETTER BODY ary bonuses to school teachers and edder on the same terms as the TUST5NG Bon was killed at target practice. Mr, Mri. John W. Howie, Mrs. Carl Torigringi Mrs. Theodore Wilson, Mrs. S.L'.ChertoU,! Mrs. Hcriry Shultz. and Mrs. Fierce left for Annapolis other employees of the Asbury Park ther sale, th« purchaser being an •PERFECT CLAMTf —=-.-—Back row, roadlng-from left to right, Mrs, John, J. Scully; vice-chairman, Nurse's Aidocorpa;-Mrs. Tuesday. •-.'.. • , board of education were eliminated louneei by tni Frank J. Hall, IhV, from the 1942-13 budget approved John Morrell, Mrs. Aage Nlelson, Mrs. Daisy Grunau, R.N., nurse instructor; Mrs. M. J,.Connelly, Mrs, gent, ae Mr. Healy of Jersey. City. •SUPERB FLAVOR Pic.no Co. A Torch Sets House on Fire. Monday. The bonus plan would have Harold iseman, Mrs. George Dwlght, vice-chairman, Nurse's Aide corps. '; ' . ' . ?h bid was $500. Improvements • k gasoline blowtorch which Eugene provided for a general 10 per cent In re planned to both properties. •DELICATE AROMA Tortarlello was using to repair a crease In pay, to thosa In the lower William Delisa of Long Branch, drain pipe in the home of hla sister, hrncktH ;Mbase_collectQr, informed.ihe couni 16 MONMOUTH ST. TMiIorTbrtarI61Io7~at^BliarKv Kivor Service-League- Henry Kocher With Matawan €ivic by letter that ha expected soon HHls Monday started a flre' which Matawan Girl Weds, ! o be inducted into the army service, Uemroyed tha seven-room bungalow, Miss Natalie V«cchlo, daughter of JT. H. Mount Company md asked to be released from his RED BANK Tqrtariello Is'known as the Shark Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vocchlo of Mat- Has Meeting Club Entertains ontract with the borough -which ex Elver Hills madcap and has hit the awan, and Rocco Glampa, Bob of Mr. The J. H, Mount company, auto- ilres June 30 next. Council authoi front pages several times with his and Mrs. Domenlco Glampa' of mobile service company, has an- ed thB cancellation of-the contrac publicity exploits. He was burned on Long Branch, were married Sunday Miss Walker Talks nounced the affiliation of . Henry At Annual Affair hrough the attorney. Councilman tim hand! and was cut as he tried to of last week in St. Joseph's church Kocher with the firm, Mr. Kocher, George V. Brown reported the ar- tofrce a window. at Keyport. Following a reception on Defense Plans who for the past ten years has been ival of the new 750-gallori pumpe SPECIAL associated with various Firestone Community Dinner Held ind its satisfactory tests. He stated I Freehold Wedding, at the bride's home the couple left Buy a dollar record for a trip through the South. service stores as service manager, is hat some of the equipment, includ- £tiss Grace E. Dorrer, daughter of A meejlng of the Red Bank Ser- In charge of the shop In hls'new po- Saturday Night at ng a bell, was missing from the Get One Free' Mr, and Mrs, Heuben O. Dorrer of Sale ot a Farm, vice league was held at the home of sition, ... ruck and recommended that the No. IS220 No. 13830 Bear.' Freehold, and Doiiold F, Whlt- Mra. John M. Galm, Old Farm Vil- Buttonwood Manor :lerk write the Mack concern asking David L. Baird, Millstone town- Mr. Kocher has taken various *o>, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ezr» K. ship tax collector, has sold his farm lage, Rumedn, Monday with Mrs. or an adjustment in the bill. Upon Kenneth Dleti, Mrs. Lawrence A. training courses in lubrication, brake .Wpltcon of Marlboro, were married near Manalapan to Howard Waters The Social elite of Matawan and , satisfactory settlement! Council- and front end correction and has ian Brown said the pumper would Sunday of last week in the Freehold of Dobb's Ferry, N, y. The farm Holtgreen, Misa Jane Guptll and Mrs, vicinity turned out almoBt en masse specialized in that work. le officially accepted by the mayor irmed church. A reception fol- contains 168 acres, of which 40 acres Galm as hostesses, Saturday night at Buttonwood Man- 'ni council. FRANK B. LAWES ._d' at: the American hotel after are in producing apple trees. The or at the annual community dinner- ich the couple left for a, trip Place has a 10-room housit and the dance sponsored by tho Matawan PREMIUM COAL mghthe South. They will be at usual outbuildings. On the recommendation of Coun- 16 Taking Course livic club. A pleasing feature was THE OXD RELIABLE ie at Marlboro after March. 1. the omiaslon of the customary ilman Richard Parkct, bids will be Matawan Man Weds. asked for 250 feet' of additional hose speech-making usually Indulged in at Matawan Mayor Weds. Miss Frances Keller, daughter of or the flre department. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD For Nurse's Aide most all civic gatherings of this na- Miss Bertha Wieger, daughter of Frank J. Keller of Weldon Springs, Bills amounting to $8,038.99, which ture. The 70 or more couples who Fuel Oil Tel. 2875 Real Estate MM. Frank Wieger of Trenton, and Mo., and William L. Brown, son of ncludos payment of close to $5,000 attended got right down to hearty Mayor Edward W, Currle of Mata- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown of Mat- in county taxes for the first quarter, Giving 9 Hours Weekly eating and an evening of real so- •vttm were married Saturday after- awan, were married Saturday, Janu- were approved. It waa announced ciability. noon In the Bethany Presbyterian ary 31, in St Josoph's church at Key- for Three Month* :hat the 1942 borough budget would MONEY LOANED ilburch at Trenton. Following the port, For the present they will make In addition to the usual favors bo Introduced at an adjourned meet- on Jewelry, Sliver, Musical Instruments! Cameras, eejpemony a reoeptlon was held at the their home at Matawan. and noise makers,, the national col- ing Wednesday, February 25. Binocular*, etc Sixteen potential nurses' aides who Staoey-Trent after which Mayor and ors predominated and an attractive Ucmud ud bonded br StaU ol N. i. tarted their courso in January at MM, Currie loft for a trip to Flor- Production Loons for Fanners. printed- menu was at each plate, WE PAY CASH FOB OCD GOLD AND 8ILVEB > Under, the stimulus of the "Food tho Monmouth county chapter head- featuring tho letter "V" and the Formosa la the oldest colony of ida, They will be at home at Mat- quarters of the Red CTOOB, under the ' about March 1. foi; Freedom" campaign, 51 farmers American Red Cross thereon. apan and probably the most useful of Monmouth county have applied .ble tutelage of Mrs. Daisy Grunau, -During musical selections by Dave economically. Broadway Loan Co. Storehotue Boms. R. N., nurse Instructor, will have for loans to purchase feed, seed, fer- Hugglna and his orchestra, the fol- SOS Broadway (Opp. J«cob stdnbach't); Long Brancti completed 60 hours of lectures-and Fire last Wednesday night de- tilizer, tools and equipment through Towing menu was served: assorted 40 hours of hospital training, giving stroyed one of three large storage the farm security administration this relishes, queen olives, rose radishes buildings of Rooney Brothera, feed, nine hours a week for a period of celery hearts, half grapefruit, sherry, month, This is an increase of 25 per three months, before receiving their grain and coal firm of BnglUhtown. cent over lost year's applications. consomme a la. brunoise, grilled top The building was 100-x75 feet and caps and nurses' aid corps pins. sirloin steak, Buttonwood mushroom tvW filled with machinery, hoy, seed, Named on Draft Board. The nurses' aides are better known sauce au civic club, fresh green peas wheat, rye and soy beans. The origin T. Chester Hullt of Weat Long n the hospitals as the "Pink Ladies' «n butter, potato loretta, baby beets, Of the flre was not determined. Flre- Branch and Dr. C. F. Carr of Long because at the present time they Harvard, Florida mixed green salad, wear pink and white uniforms bu iiatn battled the blaze for three hours Branch have been named to the draft MISS EVELYN T. WALKER roquefort dressing, bisque tortonl, and were successful in keeping the board In the Long Branch district. under the. Office of Civilian Defense coffee, mints and nuts, flre from the other buildings. The board becomes the only one o n collaboration with the Red Cross Beports of standing committees they will be wearing the blue denim This orchestra also played later for Soldier Dies In Hospital. eight in Monmouth and Ocean ,coun- were given, the placement chairman, dancing; in the banquet room and ties to contain more than three mem- uniform as required by that office Pvt Carl B. Duryee, 28, of Long Mrs. J. C. Irwin, reporting 666W before July 1, there was additional music in the bers. Drugs — — Tobaccos Branch, died last Wednesday In the hours given in volunteer service by The aids now serving have met grill. jost hospital at Camp Davis, N. C,, Restaurant Man Leave* Town. thejnembera during January. -The with the approval of both the pa- The dance .commlttee-Cons!sted,.of where he. had been a patient five George Sahinltes, who conduoted a budget committee consisting of the tients and personnel of Monmouth J. Wallace McCue, chairman; Harold 51 Broad St. Tel. R.B. 3940 Free Deliver? Red weeks. Pvt Duryee was inducted in- restaurant at Freehold for several president, - Mrs. James Clarke; Memorial and Fltkln hospitals, Beam, Westley Hall, Donald S. Weir, fe the army July 18, 19U, and was years, moved out early last'Wednes- treasurer Mrs, John Miner and the where they give active service. Joseph Dernbergcr, William M. Car- iiarried December 21, 1041, to Miss day morning, leaving behind a trail chairman of ways and means com- Some of the duties of the graduate ney, John Bauer and Thomas O. Selma O'Neill of Deal, Besides his of alleged unpaid bills, Among his mittee, Mrs. William Lynch, report- aids include making beds, making Koopman. 51b. wife he is survived by hla parents, creditors was Zlotkln & Dark, gro- ed a budget for tha coming year ether beds, giving baths, taking tem- The officers and trustees of the NESTIE'S which was adopted. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Duryee, cers and butchers, who had brought peratures, feeding helpless patients, club are George G. Downes presi- The board appointed a nominating Announce Engagement. suit for $1,200 on a book account. etc., all under the direction of a dent, Mr. Weir first vice president, CAMPANA EPSOM committee composed of Mrs, Thom- registered nurse. Mrs. Grunau al- Johni A. Applegate second vice pres- EVEREADY Mr. and Mri. Joseph C, Huther of New Telegraph Agent. as Lafon, Mrs, Ronald Allen, Mrs, C. ready has trained 31 aids who are on ident, Mr. Carney treasurer, W. O. Clarksburg have announced the en- Elizabeth Hyle of Amber, Pa., is K. Collins, Miss Elizabeth Wllgusa active duty in the county. Dlggin corresponding secretary, Ar- COCOA SALT gagement of their daughter, Fran- now In charge of the Western Union and UlBa Kate Bucklln to name of- Registered with the new class are thur Sabariol recording secretary ces, to Pvt. Charles F. Wllllama, son telegraph office at Freehold, replac- ficers for the coming year at next Mrs. Clifford S. Gordon and Mrs and Edward W. Currle, Mr. Dern- bf Mr. and'MM. Fred Williams of ing George L. Johnaon, who has' meeting. Maurice Schwartz of Red Bank; bergeFah'd Charles Ycrker trustees. New Tork. Miss Ruther is employed been transferred to' Fort Dlx as I Miss Evelyn T. Walker, chairman Mrs. Samuel Hiker and Mrs, Har- Sn ttie office of the County Extension caahler. A permanent agent at Free of health and welfare in Monmouth old Ward of Mlddletown; Mrs. Mar- Service at Freehold. Pvt. Williams hold in to be appointed soon. county, spoke on "Health and Wel- shall Dodge of Runuon, Mra. John is stationed at Cape May with the fare In Monmouth County in Rela- P. Mulvlhill of Fair Haven, Mrs. A. Christian Science Jl&rh Quartermaster regiment. Dies After Long nineas. tion to the Defense Program." MisB P. Walker of Fort Monmouth, Mrs. I Asbury Fork Old a Bride. Mrs. Mary T. Applegate, wife of C. Walkar then told the group some- John Bostock and Mra. Robert Reading Room Richard Applegate, died at her hom thing of the work of the defense Shaw of Holmdel, Mm. P. H. Betts Miss Elale V. Hlllman, daughter of- ioc VITALIS on the Freehold-Manalapan road councils In the county. Dr. William and Mrs. F. J. Cummlnge' of Elber- Church Edifice, SWAN Mr. and Mrs. John Hlllmen, Jr., of Tuesday of last week after a long G. Herman Is chief medical officer, on, Mra. J. K. Jagger of AUenhurst, Asbury Park, was married Saturday illness, She was SO years old and and Miss Walker Is chairman of Mrs. Edward Glazer of Deal, Mrs. 209 Droad Street, Red Banli TUBES 2 for totglht to Ralph O. Logan of Newark. Frank Klein of Interlaken, Mrs. J. SOAP 5 for besides her husband is survived by a nursing. The speaker thanked the Tel. Red Bank 3480-J. fcho ceremony was performed In the daughter and a son, ' league for Its co-operation In the re- K. Htlderbrand of Avon and Mrs. W. lAstniry Park Presbyterian church. cent infantile paralysis drive and Holsteln of Spring Lake. pPEN DAILY Neptune Girl Weds, After a trip through New York state, suggested that the members carry 3 to i V. M. they will make their home at Forrest Miss Lee Combs, daughter of Mr. on the registration of women for Hill, Newark. and Mrs. Otto O. Combs of Neptune', volunteer service. Zlxcept Saturdays, Sundays and John D. Madison of Freehold and Holidays. Enlists In Army. Others present Included' Mrs. Jo- Former Red Bank VACUUM were married Sunday of last week In Alfred S. Pettit, a moter reader for seph C. Irwln, Mrs. William H. Friday Evenings, 7:30 to 9:30. the Bradley Beach Methodlat church, Hlntelmann, Mrs. Ralph O. Wlllguss, the Jeraey Central Power and Light They will mako their homo at Free- Athletes In Army company at Freehold, haa enlisted In Mrs, James Clarke, Mrs. William E. MAGNESIA BOTTLE hold. •ynoh, Mra. John Mllner, M". Ed- Hern the Blblo, the Workn of Marj th* Army Air oorpa and wont to Fort Daker Eddy, Discoverer and Founder Dlx last week for a final oxamlna- Long Branch Woman Dead, ward Alison, Mrs, Forrest Smith, Calandriello and ot Christian Science, and ell other tlon. His succeiaor, as yet unnamed, Mrs. Eva B, Clark, wife of Joseph Mrs. Stanloy WllklnB, Mrs. Roy Jor- authorized Ohrlstlin Science Litera- dan, Mrs. Joseph C. Williams, Mrs. ture ma/ bo read, borrowed or pur- S2.25 •will UBO a bicycle on hla rounds as Clark, died Friday morning at her Arnone Enlist chased. Harold Bodkin, Mrs, John Hawkins, the company has discontinued the homo at Long Branch, • Sha had beon Mrs. C. K. Collins, Mrs. Charles J. Tho Public It Welcome use of cars for such duties In con- In falling health tho past throe year.s Irwln and Mrs. Lester McKnlght, Dennis Arnone, 27, of Shrewsbury Dorothy Gray gested localities. and waa taken seriously ill at Christ- Special CAMPHOR mas time. Besides her husband sh avonuc, employed for two years at Long Branch Wedding. leaves six sons and a daughter. ' the Signal Corps laboratories, Fort t.Miss Ruth Klauiner, daughter of New Entertainment Monmouth, enlisted Tuesday In tho DRY SKIN CREAM 'Mr. and Mrs. Max Klausner of Long Weds Soldier. 15th Signal Service roglment-at tho Branch, and Samuel D. Levlmon, son Miss Ethel Abbotts, daughter o Fort, where he will bo stationed in Of Mr. and Mrs, Philip Levlnaon of Mr. and Mrs. William Abbotts ol At Fort Monmouth the headquarters company. Arnone Is a former athletic star at Asfbury Park, were married Sunday Trenton, was married Saturday of- The first of a sorlos of "Got-to- of last 'week. The couple will live tornoon to Corp, Faul'M, Albert ol gother nights" hold for the men of Rod Bank high school, where ho won at Asbury Park whore the bride- Elboron and New York. Corp. Al- the1 15th Signal Service roglment and four letters in football, baseball, bas- groom Is associated In business with bert Is stationed at Fort Jay, N, T, the 1226th Corps Area Service unit, ketball and track. Ho was named hi) father. was presented at Fort Monmouth to the all-Monmouth county footbal Engagement Announced. eleven In 1033 and playod halt back Freehold Girl a Bride. reglmontal recreation hall Friday Mr, and Mrs, MUton D, Grliwol evonlng. three yearn for the Mnroon under \ Sflis Marls Anderson, daughter of of Matawan, have announced the en- Wlllard ninchnrt. Hershey Kisses ROCK CANDY \it. and Mra. Percy Anderson of This was the first evont of Itji kind gagement of their daughter, Char- held uuder the direction of Lt. M He graduated In 1031 and enterod Freehold, and Donald Btahlneoker of lotte, to Gerald P. Havens, son of Mr. Pennlngton preparatory school 30c VALUE Willlannport, Pa,, wore married Sat- G. Ilothon, nowly appointed rogl- 21 BROWN or WHITE u. and Mrs, Charles F. Havens of Union mental moralo ofrkor, Theso In- whern ho played on the football and urday, January 31, In St. Rose of Beach.' The wedding will take plac formal dances and ontortalnments baskotball, teams for two years untl lilma churoh at Freehold, Following In April. are to be weekly Friday ovonlng af- his graduation In 1030. He Is a mem- the ceremony a reoeptlon for 75 rel- ber of Independent Engine company _ Approvo Dqg Shelter, fairs. atives and friends was hold at tho and lost year won tho Class B singles Tho Freehold board of health has Dancing to recordings playod Over bride's home. state-bowling championship. approved tho lloonalng of a dog shel- nowly Installed publlo address PARK! BREWER Itocco Calnndrlollo of Linden plnco 60c GROVES Beoomei Soldier's Bride. ter to bo operated by William J system wan the featuro event of the anothor former Maroon nthloto, en OR NEWARK Miss Lillian R, Jonea, daughter of evening and approximately 45 young YEAST TABLETS Evans at tho rear of his homo o: listed wlth-Arnono in tha 10th Signo Mr. and. Mrs, Bradford S, Jones of ladles from various sections of Mon Parker street, Mr, Evans In an S Service roglment at Fort Monmouth, Bromo Quinine BOTTLE OF 250 Ocean drove, and Pvt, William J, P, O. A. agent. ' mouth county wore presont. 43* He had been employed In varlou NEXT Harihman of Fort Monmouth were A Boor show, by mombors of tho positions at Rod Bank, and at tho r. married Saturday afternoon In St. of Charlea Simmons of that plac 1226th and 16th, highlighted tho en time of hla onllatmont, wan in Pvl. IHrry TJtlwIU: of the IRth Confirmed at Tax Board Member, Monmoiilh. Vollln B. W«ttf, facility kept the audience guessing at hli The eenate on Monday night oon- member at Red Dank high school; 9:11 A, M; BILE SALT BUY many tricks of magic, and explained firmed the appointment ot Binjamln Abraham J. Zager, lawyer, nnd Fred Itciiiriiini;, tickets good on any Jtntf Too Small a OoiU, a few of them, B. Danskln of Spring Like as a mem- orlok Johnston, Long Branch Itecoril Central Train on date of >ate. A oorh that la too email for thi Pvt, HarUihorno of the 16th played DEFENSE ber ot the Monmouth' County tax bottle Is no better than no oork *t reporter, ara tho other throo'mon. r«l( IHKK SOU NOT IHCUUl KHMt HI board, Mr. Danskln, a Republican, and sang two of his original oom all, Printing; should correspond wit poaltlons, afttr which a dance oon Cppiult Icntr Ccnitil Ticket Ajjenn fo« BONDS, replaces Robert M. Holmei of Avon. Its owner. If It mlirooreienU him II xlilillqnil iiifotiinilon, Uilhlrcn uiultc 5 lest was held, at whloli PFO Hamue An air taxi service i» operate (snleJlice, Chililien under ll.lcilurtil late. Dies Lhtonlng to Radio. had bettor so Into the discard thai Zalolichyek and hln partner, Miss IntonubllODUooR The IlouliteVi 1o from Wichita, Kansas, to WlnSilpo STAMPS John Lions, 07, colored, and Miss mlntlim Ian perfect at for tho busi- Bhlrloy Dlnbnrl ot Anbury Park, with free rides (o young Amoilcnn i Ann), wilder, colored, of Matawan ness ind professional aarvlo* It'll in- were acolalmtd winners by Sgt, Hoy who want to join the Royal Canad '-n:\')',l."'IV-..1J'-A;.l>' i WE lUUBBIWHl HUB KIOHX TO I* Alt l RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1932.;

ing Its men into the field for on-the spot direction and advice. State Deanqa Durbin Due WAS Headquarters for New Jersey soon Goings On About will be opened in Newark. At Fort Monmouth The U.S.O. Club Eeanna Durbin will make her Fort February 1 Monmouth debut Monday evening, By RUTH S. UEWJS, when ahe will headline "Bazzle Aasiatant Program Director Meeting Held By Dazzle," a variety revue presented by Camp Shows, Inc., under the V. Dental Society S, O. auspices. • SUIT The women of St Jamea Roman Two shows starring Miss Durbin Cathollo church, Red Bank, were will be presented in War Depart- patronesses for the Sunday fireside Talk Prepare*; Them ment theater No. 2, one at 6:30, an- hour at the U. S. O. club, Hed Bank other at 8:15. Admission will be 20 •which attracted many soldiers. Some for Defense Work cents for all enlisted men. former Fort Monmoiith men, now stationed at Fort Dlx, hitch-hiked to The monthly meeting of the Mon- Red Bank for the event. The com- DEXTER AUCTION. OVERCOAT mittee serving was composed of Mrs. mouth County Dental society ,was Vincent J. Eck. Mrs. Edward McDon- held Friday night at the Garfield- The entire furniture and furnish- ough, Mrs. Harry Lambert and Mrs. Graht hotel, Long Branch, at which ings of George C, Doxter's Rumion David Sheridan. time Dr. William Herrman, Aabury road estate will be auctioned Satur- The 'First Preabyterlan church, Red Park, deputy of the emergency med- day, February 21 at 10 a. m. by .Wal- SALE Bank, will have charge of the hour ical squad of the fifth district, Mon- ter Bush, Newark auctioneer. next Sunday. A special feature will BY CONGRESSMAN mouth and Ocean counties. State De- The residence will be open for in- be a children's chorus, taught by fense council, spoke about the part spection Friday, February 20, from Miss Doris Hurst.. WILLIAM H.SUTPHIN the dentists would play in partici- 10 a. m. until 5 j>, m. Luncheon nay At regular prices Miss Madeline Odenbach was the pating with the county medical doc- be obtained on the premises the day these garments junior hostess chosen by the Photo- Workers to Help Win the War. tors in the treatment of disaster vic- of the sale. graphic club ttrposB at the Sunday tims in the various field arid base are. exceptional Perhaps the folks at home have hospitals in the event the shore area night meeting, missed the full meaning of the pro- Freehold Han Retires. values—but when In spite of the recent inclement should, be subjected to any enemy duction program recently outlined by activity. The dentists were informed weather the Officer Candidate's danc- the President, in terms of the ad- Thomas Sherwood, Sr,, of Freehold, prices are going 1 ing class and Coffee dance has grown that they should be prepared to serve the first mtfh to como to that place justment which must be made in the with the physicians in caring for or up ins tea d of in popularity. SoventJ'-flve potential field of labor. Sometimes' we a're to aidjn organizing the work at the officers and junior hostesses danced in treating the various types of in- A, & M. Karaghcusian rug mill, re- down, these re- prone to think of industry as fac- juries, especially those of the head Saturday. Coffee was poured by Mrs. tories and machines. But there are signed from his duties last week af- d u c t i o n s are Daniel Olsen, assisted by Miss Rose- and neck. They will be obliged to ter being;with the company 37 years. laborers, too, and the new demands carry an emergency kit at all times. something you mary Cross. Five girls from the New of wartime production call, for a Mr, Sherwood la a native of England. Jersey college for women attended. drastic conversion, not only of equip- Dr. H. Shirley Dwyer, chief of the At first he was employed as foreman can't afford to Mrs. T. E. Hall, Mrs. Harvey G. ment and materials, but of labor, too Dental Clinics of New Jfork city, and a weaver. ' In recent years he .miss-r-evenif you Hartman and Mrs. •Williams Wlkoff -^-conversion, from civilian produc- spoke on dentistry for children.' Ho has been, plant inspector. chaperoned the Thursday"•" night tion to war production. "stressed the importance of treating their teeth. He pointed out the fact don't put that dance, Sgt. Jack Gerrard played his Picture five, million men and wom- trumpet. Special valentine decora- that had the children of the last war en now working "••• •'[••'.:-;'\-; .\ ••. .•;•'"• ' :'' _Vj_ . 45.00 to 50.00 means committee chairman, an- Future. A sample of the.kind of problem nounced that a card party would be •- •• ' — •:•-" LINGERIE, ^ ~' which "faces" the Labor Dilvision is T VALUES;" A. group of Junior hostess bowlers held the latter part of the month. the now familiar picture of person- The committees and the date to be will match their skill against the ser- nel employed by automobile dealers vice men at the club alleys Saturday announced next week. who now jjave. no new cars to sell, Attending were Mrs. J. A. Van- WANT HER TO KNOW night at 8:00. Special prizes will be and In the group of 500,000 automo- 3965 given for high team score and high Schoick, Mrs. Elwood Searles, Mrs. bile production workers In the De- individual scores. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Harold S. SHE IS YOUR troit area who are Idle while.waiting Allen, Mrs. Edwin H. Brasch, Mrs. Saturday, February 14, Movie; "Mr. for the auto factories to convert their VALENTINE?. We Don't Know#otiiLong Our Stocks Will Moto Takes a Vacation." Sunday, Irving Ralph, Mrs. Ralph Legge, Mrs, equipment to war production.- The Anna Valleau, Mrs. Worth B. Cun- Men's Fire-side hour at 4:30. Photographic Detroit picture is easier of solution club, 8, pose by selected junior host- ningham, Mrs. George Voorhis, Mrs. than that of the 'dealer-employees, Conant Speer, the Misses Jane van- ess. Monday, Bridge night, other for in the latter case these men must Reversible card games. . • Essllstyne, Mary Laugh and Anna seek out their own new employment, Fagenkopk, .'... Past, , while In Detroit, all the former work- Canteen hostesses serving this past' . Mrs. Paul will be hostess to tho ers and many more will be needed club at its next meeting, Thursday, Coats. • .77. week were Miss Elizabeth Knapp, r. the converted factories. Mlso Noel Neilson, Mrs. Edward March 5. Assisting hostesses will bo Crane, Mrs. Clement L. Deapard, Mrs. To facilitate the handling of this Mrs. John Patrick and Mrs. Stephen 15.00 & 19.50 Values John J. Boyd, Miss Dorothy Wood, and.similar problems, which will be Armstrong. Mrs. H. A. Hall is to be Miss Bunny Dillon, Miss Marlon ever-Increasing in the next twelve the guest speaker and will Illustrate Cook, Miss Marlon D. Baker, Miss i months, the Labor Division is send- her talk with movies. 12.95 16.95 Jean VanSicIen, Mrs. Marilla Wals- ~ worth, Mrs. George Markham, Mrs. Francis Hay, Mrs. Ensley White, Miss Patsy Powers, Mrs. William Student's Wlkoff, Mrs. Elsie MacLood, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. C. F. Rathbone, Mrs. L. D. Seely, Miss Florenco Suits •••••• Hackett, Miss Jean Hackett, Mrs. G. F, Dudley, Miss Jean OHern, Miss 100% Pure Wool Is Get- Elizabeth Higginson, Miss Dorothy ting Scarce . . . As Our 18.00 to 27.50 Values Busch, Mrs.- M. Hazelton, Mrs. O. Just a few of the choice bargains Avati, Mrs. Thomas Paul, Mrs. Country's Supplies Of It George Werlemann, Mr«, Gordon Are Used For National Donald, Mrs. Richard Neilson and Defense Uniforms And 14.65'° 21.65 Miss Ruth More. to be found in our ~ Needs. Wls* Women Senior hostesses who served were Miss Louise McCue, Miss Dorothy Will. Buy Blankets Me.tzgar, MIs« Kat« Bucklln, Miss While They, May, To Leisure Sally Light, Miss Lillian Jordan, Mrs. Have In Readiness For T. E. Hall, Mrs. Harvey Hartman, Future Cold .Winters! Mrs. Frank Lawes, Mrs. C. T. Lawes, Jackets and Mrs. K. R. Smith, Mrs. D. B. Olson, February Sale Mrs. Harry Lambert, Miss Barbara D. Kane, Miss May, Throckmorton, Comb. Sweaters Miss Marlon Force, Mrs. Stanley Fielder, Miss Elizabeth Higginson Here is a magnificent chance to secure a real fine 3.50 to 5.00 Values and Mra. L.A, Hayward. furniture and high grade rugs at 20-35%- less than today's prices ... any one intending to buy 2.95 OLD ADAGE REVERSED. anything in this line in the near future can save 72x84 Deep-Napped Blankets 10.98 The old saying that clothes make considerable money and secure far better quality the man is reversed in the United States Marine Corps, There the man by. making your purchase during this sale ...» makes the clothes. Thlcti lUltypp-lu^ soft, 'fine all-wool Neckwear What a man is or what he can Buy more than one now. .%htermhfbet(to lqie\lln'lovdyshades to harmonize with do determines the brillance or drab- WERE NOW color setientesi Peach, green anddusty,r^,Jb^^'pi^h^in^rnym-aatm Sale .••••« > ness of his uniform, All the shiny bits of metal and col- 80.00 Virginia sofa 45.00 C orful strips of braid aro not on a 169.00 Tapestry living room, 3 pes 100.00 65c Values ...... 4J) Marine's uniform merely for -their appearance. Nearly every ono of 140.00 Blond mahogany bedroom, 3 pcs. 80.00 them has a deeper meaning or a 69.00 Maple bedroom, 3 pcs 45.00 CanSIOBI Blanket 13.50 1.00 Values 69° story back of it. A clover payroll clorlt could If ncc- 250.00 Modern, walnut bedroom, 5 pcs. 159.00 tasary, prepare a Marine's pay ac- ; 1.50 Values 1,15 counts by a'glanco at hia uniform. 27.50 Simmons pre-built innerspring Destitfea'lo Be family treasures «..i. beautiful Canrion-leahville blankets. Skillful The chevrons on tho upper arm, the mattress 19.50- manufacturers have spun them to, contain layer* of tiny air cells which retain extra service strlpos on the lower arm and 2.50 Values -1.85 the degree of qualification he has 195.00 Mahogany bedroom, 5 pcs 125.00 warmth. 'All-white and pastels, iize:72x90. Bound,wlth 5-inch acetate rayon satin. obtained on the rifle range, as ahown 45.00 Fire side chairs i. 25.00 by the qualification badge on his ... Street Floor. breast, are all that la necessary for 239.00 Living room, 3 pcs * 150.00 Now; just a tho clerk to determine his pay Btatua 39.00 Axminster rugs, 9x12 29.50 Th6 glorious traditions of tho Ma- 195.00 Walnut dining room, 9 pc«...... 145.00 reminder • •• • • rino Corps lay the background for other parts of tho uniform. 125.00 Simmons davenport bed 75.00 The red stripes on tho trousers of NEW BE'AVTYFOR' Quality merchan- officers and non-commlsjloned olll- 119.00 Lawson sofa 75.00 dise at present cors, for example, are worn in mem- 195.00 Blond maple bedroom, 3 pcs. ! 135.00 ory of the victory won by Marines YOUR FLOORS / .' \ : \ prices 'will soon at the Battle of Chapultcpoc In 1847. 175.00 Twin decorated bedroom, 5 pcs. 95.00 be history—you'd A fourngerro or braid worn over his loft shoulder'Indicates that the Inlaid Linoleum better,take' the Marino is a member of tho Fifth o? hint and be pre- Sixth Keglmenta. The decoration was awarded thc«o Marine Corps units by Reg.S

VOLUME LXIV, NO. 34. i RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 12,1942; PAGES 1 TO 14 Red Bank Elks King Court Calls Hearing Luke Longhead Award Contracts For To Hold Dance Scores Again On Ch$fge of Murder First Fete in Five In Paul Redcay Cask "I'va found the pulling power New School Addition of tha classified ads in the Red Year* February 21 Bank Register truly remark- able," said Otto Gautschy, pro- Accused Slayer Of Mrs. Edna Aszman For the first time In more than five Supreme Court Justices Question prietor of Prospect Market, Tinton Falls Building Project years the Red Bank' lodge of Elks Highlands, a pioneer merchant will hold a ball in tha Molly Pitcher Attorneys On New Point Of Law of that borough and a sub- To Be Started In Few Weeks Arraigned Yesterday At Freehold hotel, Saturday night, February 21. scriber many years of the great home newspaper. Frank King, 25; colored, under ln-4- This will be tho first nocjal affair to be held by the Elks attjrfthe new Justices Joseph Perskle, Joseph L. Mr, Gautschy called a Regis- Bids were oponed and contracts) dlctment lor the murder ot hl» em- street, Eatontown/ on probation. odine and Newton H. Porter, of awarded for construction'by the Fed- ployer,, MM. Edna! Aszman ot River- panel of officers consisting entirely ter representative this week to Thornton was found guilty of falling of past.exalted rulers of the lodge Fort Monmouth supreme court Thursday heard tell him how he had sold a used Life Membership eral Works Agency of the Defenii dale avenue,' Shrewsbury township, to support his wife and minor child al argument of the case of Paul L Public Works Division of a three- will stand trial before Judge J. Ed- was elected and Installed- last Oct- four-door refrigerator- for. sev- May 29, 1041, and was given a sus- ober. In previous years, the annual edcay vs. the Middletown town- room and basement addition to th« ward Knight MarcK>23, it wu re- pended sentence to state prison. Ho "Top-Liners" To eral hundred, dollars cash, short- ball was regarded as one of the out- Ip board of education. The hoar- ly after Inserting a classified ad Badge Presented Tinton Falls school building at a vealed at Freehold yeaterdoy. was also put on probation for two meeting last night ot the Shrewsbury , King, also known as Bobert Turner standing events In this vicinity and s', one of the very few of Its kind In The Register. /ears, directed to pay $1 weekly to- was attended by. members of the Perform Saturday this state, was held at the spec- To Edgar Denise township board ot education. . and Joseph Jackson, was arraigned ward the support of his family and organization and their friends from il request of the three justices to "I have had prompt results The bids were read by Alexundi* before the court by Assistant Prose- lourt costs amounting to $42.22. John all parts of the state. car up a point of law, which ap- before through the same med- Merchant, Jr. of the New Brunswick . cutor Eugene Capiblanco, on whose j. Montgomery brought him in for ium," said the merchant, "and I The Interest displayed by so many Famed Entertainers arently had never been decided In Liberty Hose Co. architectural firm of Alexander Mer- motion a not guilty plea was entered •lolatlng the terms of his probation. ew Jersey. would strongly recommend chant and Son, representing Mm alnce King Is without counsel. Judge members of the local lodge in various Luke Longhead to anyone who activities the last few months as well Will Give Show school district, and tabulated under Knight will assign a lawyer to de- The point In question was whe- liafl, some article he wants to Tenders Dinner as numerous requests received from supervision of William J.Flnley, t fend him In a few days. Supreme er or not a board of education Sell,", - - — •• a Is tor lodges have prompted the en- _ for College -Girls———— lay "discharge a teacher during the progress engineer for Pennsylvania „ Court Justice Joseph BrFerskle has Gardella Sits in His Honor " and New Jersey, and H.- C. Rawley, designated Judge Knight to hear the tertainment committee to again lay jurse.of a school, year's employ- plans for a ball. ent for misconduct which qc- construction engineer assigned to tha , case. The "Top-Liners," an organized Councilman Edgar V."X)enlse of project • WithCouncil Music will-be provided byv-Tom theatrical unit consisting of & Fort urred in a previous year of em- v , Mrs. Aszman was murdered Octo- Fair Haven became a life member The total contracts awarded ber 3. The following day" her 13.- Hackett and his Tom Boys while the Monmouth Replacement center sol- loyment. . • . event will be In charge of the Enter- New "^ax Group of Liberty hose company of, Red amounted to.$30,699, the successful;, year-old son Albert came upon a diers will give a performance Satur- It is the contention of Lester C. Bank Tuesday night when a testi- At Sea Bright tainment committee headed by Rob- day of this week before students of eonard, attorney for Mr. Sedcay, bidders and their bids being as foi-" fresh pile of dirt.In a cornfield be- monial dinner at the fire house In lows: Romanglno Construction com- , hind the Astman home. Shovels ert Graham, P. E. E. and consisting the St. Mary's college for Women at isted principal of Middletown of the following officers of the lodge, Victorious In his honor marked his completion of pany of ClifTslde Park, New Jersey, were quickly procured and Mrs, Asz- Morrlstown. • iwnship high school, that the ten- IS years as a member of the com- Not Permitted to Herbert E. Edwards, P. E. R.; Peter re law gives teachers a contrast so for general construction work, $24,- , man's badly beaten body soon un- 3. Elehele, P. E, R.; Dr. Thomas C. The "Top-Liners" have been enter- pany and 12 years as Its treasurer. 075; diaries Simken, Perth Amboy, earthed, Doctors said she was prob- taining nearby United Service organ- nat after July 1 of any school year Sea Bright Fight Mr. Denise recently tendered his heating and ventilating, $3,919; But- . Vote on Matters McVey, P. E. R.; John D. Hughes, hey are protected from charges aris- ably still: breathing when placed In P. E. R.; Morris Miller, P. E. R.; izations, American Legion posts, and resignation as treasurer. Presenta- ger and Hunt, New Brunswlok the shallow gr^ive. '•'.''•' of Public Business Harry Klatsky.^P. E. R.; Edward independent social clubs for the past ig from acts of prior misconduct White, Neimark, tion of the life membership badge, plumbing, (695; James DeLaplalne, „ Police Investigation.soon disclosed Welnhelmer, P. E. R.; John P. Mul- three months. They have received i matter what the nature of the tho fourth of its kind to be awarded New Brunswick, electrical work, that King, then known only as Turn- vlhlll, P. E. R., and Charles Redfern, wide acclaim for. their unusual per- Isconduct, Foreman Elected by the company, was made by Lewis $1,080.' . • ' '' " er, had disappeared, Mrs, 'Aszman Hugene Gardella sat with the mom- formances ahd praise for their'good Mr. Leonard admitted on questlon- B. Hendricks, secretary. Mr. Denise's had hired him several months before jers of the Sea Bright council at the P. E, R. taste in showmanship. The school board adopted a reso- ig by Justice Perakie that there to School Board final act as treasurer, after making lution approving the awarding of the and he worked with her on her, track meeting last Thursday night, but was Their cast, numbering ten, is com- 'ere charges and evidence relating an appropriate response, was to of- farm and often rode with her Into Ignored officially. A motion by Coun- contracts. Following the O. K. of pact yet complete. Thijy produce and i < those charges alter April 11, fer a motion to purchase a $1,000 de- the regional director, James A. Mc- Red Bank as she disposed of her llman Sol Nelmark to rescind a tea- stage programs built chiefly alohg hen It Is claimed Mr. Redcay was Three candidates supported by the fense bond from treasury funds, produce from a light station wagon. ilutlon, adopted New Years day re- Irwin Appoints newly-formed Sea Bright Taxpayers' Connell of New .York, work will b« variety lines in order to give each ehlred, and before July 1, when he which was unanimously carried. started on the addition which-U to" The same station wagon, taken by fusing to seat Mr. Gardella because member of tho cast a chance to dis- 'as supposed to have gone back to association-were successful In Tues- Turner, was found several days later conform In style and architecture.to if doubt as to the legality of his YMCA Committees play his own talents. rork. Mr. Leonard was asked 1! it day's school election. They were the present building. In New York city near the exit of 'esldency, was defeated, 8 to 2. Mr. The student body of St. Mary's col- Councilman Jack White who polled ere not possible for the court to It Is expected that construction op- the Holland'tunnel, but no trace of tfelmark and Jack White voted for lege will got a chance to see Pvt. 'low acts between April 11 and July 141 votes; Councilman Sol Neimark, the missing farm hand was found. ;he motion, and those voting In the Conover and Blllle-Burt, formerly an assistant to a former members of the board, 128, i erations will get underway within' as a basis for charges and to view two weeks. The addition la to be~ ' It was hot until December 27 In legatlve were. John Deckert, George- Fred Astair and understudy of Bill x. Redcay's prior record, because and Axel Foreman, 114. Defeated' titlca, New York, that King was Krauts and Thomas Farrell. Parsons Named Robinson, go through his tap dance were E. Wolcott Fary and Bloom- completed In 120 dayB. picked up for a motor vehicle viola- e might have been a troublesome The enlargement of the school was, Mr. Gardella was accompanied by routine. Pvt, Wally Glick, once a 'ellow, to give character to more re- field Fary, members of the board tion. He was quickly tied up to the ils attorney, William Blair of' the bad man of the NBC Gang Busters many years, who had 105 and 106 necessitated by the influx of fani-, Joseph C. Irwin, chairman of the cnt acts. "After all, shouldn't we illu of Signal Corps men at Fort1- Aszmttn murder and was brought irm ,of Parson, Labrocque and Bor- radl votes respectively, ahd Councilman back to Monraouth county several 1042 finance campaign of "'the Red ° series, will be on*and to pre- give somo weight to decisions by Monmouth, who are residing at the he state board which consider cu- Thomas Farrell, 102. days later, but not until after he hud •William R. Fowler, Jr., unopposed Vail Homes development. Close to) Implicated another colored man In mulative evidence?" Justice,. Perskle 50 children are now attending the asked Mr. Leonard. for the unexpired term of his fathor, Tinton Falls school, where two;class- the slaying. The other man, arrested the late 'William R. Fowler, Sr., re- In Newark, satisfied authorities he ;hat he had asked permission to.vote ^'"commltte"- and that'TheodoTo with his throaty-toned renditions 6* rooms were temporarily arranged In and was denied, Mr. Leonard answered, o"Yes, but ceived 150 votes. had no part In the crime and was »na was denied. •> • ID parBOng ha4 accepted the co- the nation's number one torch songs, :hese acts must have occurred In a the basement of the building". : released. bids fo f? chairmanship. Mr*Conover was the Pvt.Donald Latorre, one,of the Members of the Taxpayers associa- ejected 'Orlod of tlmo that can be consld- tionstatedaf torthe election that the Leon Shafto, president, pledged the general chairman'of-last year's sue- Dead End Kids of movie fame, teams red. The, period* from April 11 to co-qperation of the board to the pro- '• -At" a preliminary hearing before defeated candidates had the support uly 1 Is not such a time because of Mayor Walter J. Sweeney, al- gress and construction engineers 'In Recorder Silas F.Cronk of Tinton Nakos, to give a, typical slap-stick ou have a contract of tenure to every way possible. Falls December 30, King said he had comedy act and Sgt. C. M. Whltley, though no open declaration to that implicated Robert Martin because sldered high by tbe council, arid the :onslder, and Mr. Redcay had start- effect had been made by the mayor The school board voted lost night Other division heads are: - professional magician, will work his ed a new year of employment." to advertise for bids for bus trans- Martin had once-been responsible for bid of Peter Fablano was not proper- or any of the losing candidates. 1 Division 1, John B. Allen, chair- tricks of magic and then double up portation for pupils between the Vail his arrest on another, charge In ly submitted. Bids, will again be with & show of his ventfllloqulsm. Lawrence A. Carton, attorney for man;. Theodore J. Labreccme, co- tha bo?.rd o£ education, was asked Homes and school. A temporajy ar- Georgia : and service • In a "chain apened Tuesday iilght, February IT. chairman. Division 2, J. William Corp. J. Cap'elll, baritone, gives the Rang." Martin was turned loose and Mr. DeLIsa'a contract will expire the :o list again for the court serloui rangement Is now in effect and th« Helm, chairman; John H. Mount, co- show a well balanced effect when ha new contract plan Is expected to be- King was held fop grand jury action. following day. -.'•.' . chairman. Division 3, William Fluhr, sings such selections as "I Love Life" acts ot misconduct charged by ttv Clubwomen Give At the time" of the hearing before board between April 11 and July 1. come effective about April 1. . ' Mayor Sweeney requested Council- chairmanhi ; HerberHbtt EEdwardE.'Edwardss , coco- and "Shortriln' Bread.Bread" Corp.CapCorpCapp- A large number of parents ui4> Mr, Cronk, George H. Roberts; chief man White to make an investigation i h litt ith The attorney for the state board, county deteotlve, stated the only ap- chtttrmant . Divisioii n -44, LeL o MMcKeeK , olll, prior to his enlistment, was with John Brother, admitted that only I Gifts To Clinic other residents of Pine.Brook ste of the possibility of municipal collec- chairman; B. Allan Parker, co-chalr- the Philadelphia Grand Opera corn- EDGAR. V. DHNISB signers of a petition received by "tU* parent motive for the slaying -was tion with the garbage being burned hree' members of the board had robbery, $10 having been taken from man, and Division 5, Mr«. George PWy and has sung on several oc- board, asking for an addition to the at the Rumson Incinerator. Norcom, chairman, and Mrs: G. M. caslons with the Boston Symphony ead the briefs in the case and all And Seeing Eye present school house. Another class- he records although all the board Mayor Augustus M. Minton and the Aszman home.' Correspondence In connection with iOIseri, co-chairman. Harry C. F. orchestra. Pvt. John Pascarolli, also Councilman Tony,Hunting jspo&e for room is needed there, said President Mrs. Aitman was 49 years pld. efforts of Councilman Farrell' to 'es- Worden will head the Publicity com- baritone, gives a modem twist to the embers voted to affirm the decl- Fair Haven borough. In his Inimit- Shafto, who added that he and the She managed the small'farm ad- tablish* a merchant marine academy mltte and F. Pierre Holmes tho Ac- ?Id classics and, although a new- ilon of the state commissioner of Mrs. H. Coddington, able style, the mayor, who is also other members favored-the enlarge- joining the Swimming River Coun- at Sea Bright were read by the bor- counting committee. ' comer to the "Top-liners," he haa iducatlon. The attorney was asked, known as Fair Haven's "one-man ment. As soon as the Tinton Falls try dub arid overlooking the river ough attorney. One was from Con- The'Executive committee for tho earned himself a permanent.,berth. if he thought this was the type ot President, Names Chambor of Commerce," lauded Mr. school addition gets.under way,.said while, her husband, Oscar, operated gressman William H. Sutphln, who campaign, the division chairmen an*-Pvt. Alfred LaMonica, formerly a pi- hearing that the state legislature In- Denise and interpolated: his remarks Mr. Shafto, the Pine Brook school a butcher shop in East Orange.v Ho stated he had beon Informed by the co-chalrmen will meet at dinner at anist with the Al Donahue orchestra, ended when it directed the state Nominating Group as usual with frequent references to proposition would be.favorably con- Maritime commission that the school loard of education to hear appeals visited his family week-ends. the Red Bank Coffee shop tomorrow accompanies tho Individual singers in Fair Haven and Its advantages. He sidered.. In New York'harbor was adequate. addition to his own musical portion n this typo of case. The attorney also told of the time when the fight - King, a tall sinewy man, appeared night to make their final plans and Gifts of 55 to tho seeing Eye at A large number of boys, and.gitii Another, from Governor Edison's of- ot the program. said that the board voted on the was waged to annex Fair Haven to in court In a tattered blue shirt, his fice, said an act of the legislature select team captains. Morrjstown from tho American home from Pine Brook are now forced ta pants held up by a piece of twine matter in open hearing and that the Red. Bank. " .' ', would be necessary. ' matter was considered again when department of the Little Silver Wom- attend the Tinton Falls school be-, well-knotted In the front. • John fiarberlo, outgoing president Police rules and regulations pre- he application for a new hearing an's ctub, and a gift of $15 to the cause of lack of accommodations,In Othors arraigned'by Mr. Capiblan- Shrewsbury clinic from the club wel- of the fire company, paid tribute to their village school. co were: • • sented ' by Councilman Farrell, • who Council Meets Call Off Rumson vraa denied. Mr. Denise for "bringing Liberty's was police chairman, were adopted. fare department were announced by The resignation of William Ben- Joseph Borelll, 17, of 129 River The attorney also explained that the respective chairmen at a meet- financial' condition to healthy nett as a member of the school board Btreet, Red Bank, who pleaded-gullty At the request of' Councilman Sol it was not fair to expect the entire state." Nelmark one change was made. The Senior Class Trip ing yesterday afternoon at the club- was accepted with regret. HI* action on two waivers of grand jury action At Eatontown board to consider each case in de- house. It was also reported that the The company election was held was necessitated by his moving b«ck 'to two robberies. The first accurred amendment prohibits the use of the ail as this method would require a and the following officers chosen: police car except on official business. club international relations depart- to Red Bank. February 5 at the Red Bank Bowling ;reat deal of time, and the members Sam Scalzo, president; Gregory Fi- County taxes amounting to $4- Dog Licenses Action Taken by ment will give a $5 prize to the center, 129.Monmouth street, whom if the state board of education are eighth grade pupil at Little Silver garo, vice president; Lewis B. Hen- $11.50 was taken from a cash regis- ,070.18 for tHe first quarter of 1942, not paid for their work. Justice dricks, secretary; Fred Wilman, were paid. Must Be Had School Trustees grammar school for an essay on for- ter. The second charge Involved the 'ersklo termed this "a pretty eign affairs. treasurer; Domlnlo Figaro, captain; Lenten Services theft of U* from Adam Gameowltz At the request of Councilman Far- ihoddy" explanation. Bruno Mazza, first lieutenant; Jo- at Keyport February 6. Judge Knight rell the council went on record Emphasizing the fact that all Ger- The Rumson board of education Mrs. H. H. Coddington, president, soph Mazza, second,lieutenant; Vin- against the ten per cent Increase In Mr. Leonard asked and received named Mrs. Isadora Chester chair- At St. James will Impose sentence February 26. man, Japanese and • Italian aliens last night decided to call off the lermisqlon to flic a supplemental cent Sacco, engineer; M. Barberio, - Two Atlantic Highlands youths railroa.....d commutatio. n ,rates. . . must turn In all cameras, firearms senior class trip to Washington, D. man of the nominating committee, assistant engineer; Dominic Figaro, irlct with the court, which Is ex- assisted by Mrs. Clifford A. Spoerl, pleaded guilty to.the attempted theft Just before the meeting concluded ,u immediately, C, this year, duo to war conditions, Jacob Bloom and August Schmidt, Season Begins and ahort WttVe ra Qa pected to decide the case in about Mrs. Chester A. Alberts, Mrs. Fred of $500 worth of metal water pipe Mayor Sweeney appointed several the Eatontown borough council held trustees; Jacob Bloom, delegate to mn,niu... •«;—, "n r< n • • The board also passed a motion hreo weeks. G, Dunncll and Mrs. S. J. Kcsslcr. Next Wednesday from Harry Hauser of Leonardo De- -^"fl.J."^^'^..^"""^!." their first meeting ofthe month last; prohibiting smoking In tho high Firemen's Relief association, and cember 22 and will be sentenced Feb- man Nolmark told the mayor he did n|ght at borough hall. | school building when meetings and Mrss Edward McClellan, Jr., Red Harold S. Allen, August Schmidt, ruary 26. The two were Remington not want to serve on any committee. Cross Chairman, announced that .056 Mayor Robert Hlgglnson, Informed _o ther outside activities are held Studens To Watch William Maloney, Joseph Calandrie'i- Services next Wednesday, Asbj Downs, colored, and Joseph Taylor, that a census of the dogs would be there. knitted and sewn articles had been lo and Potcr Costa, flro police. Wednesday, at St. James church will colored. taken Immediately to determine A discussion was held concerning Their Elders , made during the past six months. Fred Wilman, second deputy chief, consist of blessing of ashes befor* Noble Keyes, also colored, ar- Air Raid Test whether any canines owned by bor- the possibility of substituting com Special Ynentlon was made of work was toaatmaster. Other speakers the 8:15 o'clock mass, with dlstrlbu* raigned with Downs and 'Taylor, ough residents have not yet been lic- petltive sports with military train- At last Thursday's meeting of the done by Theodore Martin and George were Flro Commissioner J. Albert tlon of ashes after mass; at 2:80 p. pleaded Innocent and will stand trial ensed, stated that all violators of the Ing or some form of calisthenics, Red Bank Rotary club, Dr. Allan B. Taylor, who aro superintendents at VanScholk, Chief Jerry McConvey, m., and also at 8 o'clock In the even* February 17, A fourth defendant, At Little Silver state law after March 1 would be but no definite action was taken. Rnndall introduced to tho Rotarlana tho two buildings whero the unit First Deputy Ralph Jobea, Harry Ing, at which time a short instruct Herbert Cole, failed to apepar. The prosecuted. The mayor omphaslied Gene Bundy, president of the Stu- works. Hoffman and Joseph Fox. tlon will be given on Ash Wednts* pipe was at the Atlantlo Beach his point with an "I don't mean may- dent Council, of the Red Bank high The Amorlcan home department Among the ex-chiefs present wero dny, followed by Benediction. Amusement park pier In Atlantic Eleven Flares be." Recent Sales Of ichool and an all-around student will meet Monday, March 2, at the George Worthley, John Many, Wil- During Lent masses will be at 7 Highlands, owned by Hauser. A resolution that the death of Wes- c-uder. Gene Is to meet with the nome of Mrs. David Jones, Goose- liam Crtapell, Joseph Asay, Joseph and 8:15 a. m. Rosary, sermon by; - Irono Hill, 83, colored, of the Represent "Bombs" ley Watklns, first building inspector Rotarians overy Thursday during neck Point. The International rela- Fox, Edmund Crclin, Edward Mur- visiting clergymen, and Benediction Whltehead hotel, Atkins avenue, As of the borough since Its formation In Real Estate February and ho will bo classed as iong group will meet Monday, March phy, Raymond Brower, Thomas will be held Wednesday evenings afi bury Park, pleaded not guilty to 1020, be mourned was passed unani- a junior Retarlan for tho month. I. Two new members, Mrs. William Morrlscy & Walker of Kcansburg Brasch, Jacob Bloom and Thomas 8 o'clock, and Stations of the Cross mlsdomoanor. The Woman, put on Little Silver's third air raid tcBt mously by the mayor and council. This is part of tho program to cn- Baker and Mrs. William B. Thiers, Fridays at 2:30 and 8 p, m. was hold last night with 11 railroad report several recent Bales. A six- Mead. "Old-timers" included Captain probation several months ago, wo, Borough Clerk Andrew G. Becker ortaln ono boy monthly from Red wcro Introduced. flares representing "bombs" being room house and a half-acre on Henry Chadwlck, Samuol Woolley, arrested by two agents of the Alcoho notified thj council that he had re- Bank high school, Red Bank Catho- Mrs. Kennoth F. McQueen, chair- distributed throughout tho borough. Union avenuo in Rarltan township Ezra Osborn, Alonzo DeWilt, Mart Bovorage Cqntrol office Septombor 24 ceived a letter from Mrs. Watklns, lic high school, Leonardo high school man of tho legislative and civics de- Attached to the flares were messages has beon sold to Patrick Mackin o Havlland and Stophcn H. Allen, Dinner Party For who were making an Investigation of thanking the council for their con- and Rumson high school. Thteo partment, Introduced the spenkor, describing tho "damage done"' Air Jersey City. A six-room house am Others who attended wero Daniol Cuba's night club, on Springwood dolences. wll! be representative boys and will Robert Miller, state chairman of wardons extinguished the flares and a large plot on Thompson avenue, Hancock, James Wise", Peter. De- Union Delegate j avenue nt the time. She la charged meet for a month with the Rotarlana Americanism for the American Le- then reported to "tho district warden, It was announced that the draft Middletown township, has been sold Faslo, Samuel Mazza, Richard with agreeing to "take, direct and q onjoy tho fellowship of Rotary In- gion. Ho made a comparison be- Members of the Red Bank'looU who notified the fire and pollco re- registration would be hold In the to Corlso and Mary Forrara of Mat- Danes, Fred Munden, Elmer Hesse, transport" one of the men to thi serves, council room at the borough ha.ll. ernatlonal. tween conditions of today, with those !armon Calandrlello, ,, William G. of the Amalgamated Clothing Work- Whltohead for an Immoral purpose awan. In Juno tho Rotarians will 'invite ers of America tendered a dlnn«e." After the tost the warden, pollco At West Kcansburg tho firm ha.1 n the time of Lincoln. ihorwood, William Francis and Judgo Knight sot February IB foi ill four of them to meet again and Bruco Cnspcll. party Saturday night at the Nor* and lire rosorves mot at the borough sold an eight-room house on a largt The speaker remarked that he Re- wood Country club tor Charles Dls« trial. Ruth Harris, alias Bcatrlci Testimonial Dinner havo those students give the Rotar- lieved that the conditions were the hall and discussed the/results of tho plot to Edward and DaUy Jackaor lana their Ideas on thotr reaction to pensn, union dologate, in observance Harris, Indicted In tho same, case, raids, Ferdinand'A, Straua, defense same today as they woro thon. He failed to appear and Is believed to bi of Koansburg, Rotary. Tho Rotarlana havo beon Register To Dine of his birthday. A four-tier birthday; council chairman, and ..Chester Apy, To Ladies' Auxiliary Four cottages and a largo plot a urged to be on tho alert so that snld that in Lincoln's time, the coun- civho graced the dinner table and at In Florida. chief of tho air wardens, gave short try was fighting because the nation Judge Knight set February 24 foi Officers and mombers of Samuel T. Highlands worn sold to Walter J. am those young follows might not have Postal Employees portable radio was presented to tbq talks and plans wero made for a Sleeper Camp No., 10, Sons of Union Blanche Klllcn of Jersey City, and i oomo certain thlngB to report In could not exist half slave and half guest of honor. the trial of Henry MoFnddcn, Jr., n: test In the near future In co-opera- free, and loday tho whole universe Bradley Bench, who Is charged with Veterans of Red Bunk will give a coltago and two lota on Seelcy ave Juno which their adults would not Postmaster Edward vonlvattcngcll, Talks were irlvon by Abraham Mil* tion with Shrewsbury borough war- testimonial dinner tonight to the oin- hue, Kcansburg and tho adjolnlrtf want to hoar, Is fighting for tho namo principles. Assistant Postmnatov Goorgo R. attempting to break Into tho Custom dens and rosorvcj), Ho told, the clubwomen that people lor, vice president of tho Amatsjamntn Tiro company, 1200 Main stroot, cers and members of the Ladles' aux- parcel of two lota wero sold to Cath- Trucx and clerks and carrier of > the od Clothing Workers; Robert Uisntl> iliary of the' camp In recognition of arine Gately of Jorsoy City. Instead of crltlilng the president, Red Bank postal force will bo guests representing Eisner's factory, *M<1 Bradley Beach, Octobor 8. Thomai they should have faith in him, tho F. Shebell of Asbury Park, McFad- TO OBSERVE FOUNDERS' DAY. their faithful service and for thotr Registration Hours ' Saturday night of tho Red Bank Jules Darwin, assistant to Mr. Din many courtosles. army and navy. Ho concluded by Register at a dinner to be hold at the pensa. Aloyslus J. Patterson, prtiU don's attorney, told the court in ask- nsklng tho women to Imbuo our ing a reduction In ball, that a co-de- Mrs. Mlohaol Vlracola, president of The affair will lie held at Pleasant Woman's Club For Enemy Aliens Atlantic hotol, Fair Haven. It Is ex- dont ot the'Red Bunk local, Intro, Valley Inn, route 30, near Holmdel. youth with Amorlcan Idealn to offset poctod covers for 00 or more will be duced tho speakers, fendant, William Selby,'has absolvec" tho Mohmouth County Council ot Tha Rod Bank posto/Ilce an- other propoaanda. MoFaddcn of any part In tho'caio Parents and Teachers, will bo the The national colors will predominate To Have Tea laid. In tho decorations, whloh will be ar- nounced yesterday that all oncmy Tho court, on Mr,' Caplblanco's roc, spoakor at tho Founders' day moot- aliens, Japanese, Italian and Gor- The Roglater for many yoars has CAB CATCHEStTOE. [\; ommendatlon, reducod ball from ing of the River Plow Parent-Tcach- ranged by a professional decorator A colonial tea of the Red Ban shown Its appreciation-to tho boys from Dennlson's of New York man citizens, must resistor for Cortl- Fairview P. T. A. Will $2,(00 to |l,B00. The tire shop Is op cr .association Tuesday at tho school, Woman's club will bo hold tomorrow Acntes of Identification some time of the Red Bunk jiontofllco depart* An automobile owned by Ch«rlc< ; 1 through the courtesy of S. F, and C. orated by Raymond Pier and Jotv Her toplo Is "Tho History and Ao- at the clubhouse. W. E. Komblo ol during this month. Tho pontodlco mont by giving thnm nn annunl din- Geyor of Lenox avenue, Iturriion, ott, .•••'. complements of the P. T, A," Mrs. H. Elliott, stationers of Red Bank. Klberon will have Kodaslldo photo Hear Mrs. Twitchell ner. Thin Is the first tlmo the dinner caught fire this morning »« Wry An attractive menu embossed with will bo opon for that purpose from .Judge Knight sentenced William Vlracola has been president of the graphs and will glvo a lecture, "His noon until 0 p. in. every day for the Tho Falrvlow Pnront-Toachor ns- hns boon hold In the Fair Haven dis- Goyor was starting It In hl« g«W tee Bundy,' 28, colored, of 138 Wes1 county group for tlirco years, and the national colors and a spread tory nnd Romance of Monmout' noclatlon announced yentordny that trict and this Is In recognition ot age, He extinguished the btNM t)| eagle will add to the banquet tablo. romalndor of tho month with tho ox i Bergen place, Red Bank, to from tw< has served as nn officer of tho same County." He has spent ton yearn co on May 12, Mm. Leonard Twlloholl, that dlutrlct having become n, part of throwing ssnn on It and the d»m»|» The badge of th« Grand Army ot th« coptlon of Fobruary 15, 22 and 33, to flvo years In,state prison for at organization for a longer period of looting his Information. Frnnk Cnp state pronldont of tho Pntent-Tonch- tho Ilod Bank postal district during to the car wu slight. In tha me«nj ... 'jmntlng, tabtoolt Into Chatloa Man. !_Ror>ubllo Is. featured, on _,the,.. menu l 'over"thi llner''TherBaiig«rburffatii* >aHociatlc,n~wlU, ulilcDia Iho. club Me bMMrJMtMftnM.Y '\ hutoher shop on Bridge avenue, nt tho Rod ilnnlt"Melho3l»t cimroh. out, but wire not needed, ors Proudly. Wore." , Don't Track Dirt- Do You I'luy CurdH or Havo 1'Aitlcs . ^"«'t, Dooember 3, Bundy was Fuel Oil. With a total of 105 bnllota cast at This Will bo the only local chapter Special cash plant convenient and a 09-cont cocon mat will help. Thro- In yuur homo or at clubs or- lodges? . • ' -1 hv IA, fleortte Clayton of th< tho Hlghlandi! school olootlan, Ur, Mr». Loonnrd visits, If so uso Valentino decorations as flurplooV la* T*l«wrlt« ' "tenlc pollco .department aftoi economical; 0.7 -cents per gallon. Bring- Your Boilers. rugs from 35 conts, felt base run 0x0 BIZO, $!l.00j floor covorlnpf 30 cenl John h. Opformann and William your background this weok:end, The Roy»i jiofUW* turn, nm 'u!tlnit s window in tho store., Hancq A Davis, phono Red Dank 103, Sldo hemmed shades put on while -Advirtliomont you wait; B0 cents for most popular square yard. National 5 8c 10 Fnhrei' wero re-eloctod to tho lioanl Dry Air nt Night— iohii aid all npliiiiroprlat! in and w« 1042 Unrferwciuil, fjoronn August Taylor, 30, colored, of Imvo ull the IVOCIIUJiltlen fur a auccoiis. InKton, 7l), now , sites. Light eoru or white. National Prown's,--Advortlsomont. of education TuciKlny night to tluoc- KL'l it fuw air molutoiiarn behind your InRton, IllW'-iaWt Jt«W Atltlns avenue, Neptune, was sen 1 niiilntorn; soiim mo throo tor $1, fill pmly; crepo ooilumeif, liilllts, anteod. lOpnrt repairinrepiring "MoonJIgihT'cocUtall,' 5 & 10. Ptown's,—Advertisement, yem' tolius and lCdwanl Dillon wan 1 «lpfla- toneed to one year In state prison as others 40 cents; vontllatorn 20 ootttn, tiililu envois, napkins, Jfok Homer simp. Oood clflc) «f|«lpfrla new 37-cont record by Glenn Miller, When you want to realize cosh fi n)ioson for the unoxplind term at nrliios. H«ll)lca'#, lttt * a probation violator. Atlantic-Hotel, Fulr Haven, noinctlilnir npoodily yoi( can count n wonthor atrip, SB-foot package, JO ploi ami BVeryHilnK. Ymt have tho Hear the new Oltoli and Docca hits, Mis. Lavlnln Vooihoos. The bud' (tents. Nntloiml 6 & 10, frown a, pmly wo'll do tnfr-planning, Tat. «tio«t, Rail Usnk, phons Judge Knljlit continued Ceo National B A 10. Frown's.—Advor New. bar ind trill op«n.—AdvertlM- The.Rtglflter want ad columns la d get Ot J20,310,v0 was approved. Adtit Joy.'i, 17 Uroml »ttC9t.~A(lvmtMW«nt tUemont, ffafti 24, poJwwJ, of. 3« OM Ut moot. KEP BANE REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. reeeptlon followed (he ceremony elated with tht National Rubber Guild Department Weddrags tbe home of the bride's parents foi company. : Packing Done By Belford P.TA Salvage For Victory the Immediate families and the-wed- Heads Are Named ding party. , '. GEABHABT—MOUNT. Local Red Cross Fetes Founders' Hiss Roberta Helen Berrolagham, Mrs. Johnson i« a graduate of Bur Department huds were named by Miss Ruth Marie Ge&rhart, daugh- Mrs. Ormond'"H. Mlntcn, president daughter of Mrs. Thomaa F. Cav; llngton high' school, Trenton Stat< ter : of Owen' C. Geathsrt of High- Campaign At Red Bank Teacher's collage, and is musio su- Committee Gave 1,230 of the Woman's guild of Trinity Day In Unison anaugh of Newark, became thebrldi lands, and Furman G.' Mount, son Episcopal church, at a board meeting of Lieut, John T, Lawley, Jr., Unit- pervisor in-< the ftumson public of Mr. and Mrs. Grover J. Mount, sch'OQls. ' She'.is a member of the Pieces Last Month Tuesday. The next muting will be ed States Army, son of Sheriff John also of that borough, were married Tuesday alternoqn. and following the Rumspn Symphonic society and th January 31 In the parsonage ot the Future Plans . T. and-Mrs. lawley of Conover lane, Rumson Young Women's club. business session, members will sew Residents Asked To Contribute Mtddletown township, in »ceremony Highlands Methodist church by Rev. _Mrs . Harrison Banoe.V, chairman of Mr. Johnson Is a graduate of Red, _ 'B* -"••At* _.fl. .I^K _ . ^TV a ^ •tot Hivarview hospital, performed' Saturday afternoon In Leon Martorano. The attendants the paoklng committee of the Red Discussed at Bank high school and a member of Chairmen .named Included Mrs. the rectory of St, Charles Borromeo'i the Monmouth County Horticultural were Miss Violet Vallancourt and Bank branch of the American Red Monday Meeting Paper, Rags, Scrap And Rubber church, Newark, in the presence o Grover Mount. Cross, reported Tuesday that Janu- Cbaxlu Reeves, altar tUrsotreu; association. He Is now In the medi- Mrs, Thomas Wylie, "Woman's aux- members of both families and a few cal detachment at Fort Monmouth. ary was a record" shipping month A oommlttea consisting of William Intimate friends. SCHMITT—BEEKMAN with 1,230 separate parcels sent out. iliary; Mrs,' Lawrence F. Whitney, The Belford Parent-Teacher asso- She pointed out-the number would, membership; .Mrs. Ralph aiokels, ciation observed Founders' day it a Leddy, Jr., Myron Brown and Wil- Obituaries Miss Edna Isabella Schmltt, daugh- liam Wikoff, prominent local coal , SCHTONN-LTNCH, bo greatly increased « eooh article h'ousir Mrs, James Hunter, hospital- meeting Monday night at tho Bel- ter of Mr. and ~Mrs. Joseph H. ford school. The objects of the P. ' dealen, and Thomas Irving Brown, Mrs. Horace Prall May of Fair Ha- in the layette package and each ar- ity; Mrs. Warren Bookwalter, pub- MBS. EMMA K. GABDNEB. ' Schmltt, Ridge road, Rumson, was ticle in the toddle naok were count- licity; Mrs, Walter H. French, sun- V A. were read In unison, "after editor and publisher of Tho'Roglstcr, ven, has announced the marriage, married Saturday afternoon to Als- and George Hathaway, Jr., editor and Mr*. Emma Krug Gardner, for- ed separately instead of having '32 shine and Mrs. Alan Frost, Red whloh Harold Perry read tho nation- February 1, of her daughter, Mis ton Beekman, Jr., son of Alston 1 al' president's message. A vote of publisher of the Standard, will begin merly of Little Silver Point and Marlon Lucille Schwinn, to Sergean layette pieces -counted as one Article. Cross, 'i -.••.'• . ' ' ' .' Beekxnan, Sr., and the late Mary The toddle pack comprises 19 pieces thanks was given Mrs. Maro Krohn. today the "Salvage for yictory" cam- -widow of William J. Gardner, died Arthur James Lynch, son of Mr, and Craig Beekman/ Broad street,- Red Advisory board members «e Mrs. paign under the auspices of the Red Saturday at the home of her daugh- counted as one. Leon de la Reussllle, Sr,,Mrs, Hurl- for preparing dinners for the school Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch, of Richmond Bank. The ceremony was performed children during the past week. Bank defense council, of which Ens-. ter, Mr«. Bardsley Hopwood of Rut- Hill, New York. The ceremony, in the rectory of Holy Cross church, The articles sent include-60 oon- ion Banco, Mrs. Walter A, Rullman ley M. Wilte is chairman. ' I land,: Vermont, with whom she had which was performed by Rev.*Tamea Rumaon, by Rev, Joseph Kelly,Belle- valescent ^robes. 28 girls cotton and MM. William G, Longstreet It was announced. that -vegetable Sponsored in the nation.by the{been living. Her husband, who waa B Coyle at St. James' church, waa ville, who officiated at the marriage dresses, 105 girl's woolen dresses, 10 Other officers are Mrs. Jay P. Wil- soup would bo serVed'to children at bureau of Industrial conservation of president of the Manufacturers' Na- followed by a reception at the bride's women'a woolen dresses, 25. layettes, liams, vice president; Mrs. Arnold H. the school at noon, Thursday of next tional bank of Newark, died 17 of the brlde's'parents. the Office of Production Manage* home. Only the immediate famlHei 15 overalls, SO • men's pajamas, 75 Bowen, secretary, and Mrs, Oliver week. A hostess card party will:b» raent, the cainpalgn Trill be waged years ago. A cousin of the' bride; Miss Anne were present. Marie Callery of Weehawken, was boy's shirts, 28 boy's pants, 80 soul- Stryker, •treasurer; held at the school Thursday oyen- , for the purpose of salvaging waste Mrs. Gardner had resided for a tetus binders, ISO girl's skirts, 06 Ing, February 29, at S o'clock,' The) time at the Molly Pitcher hotel in The brine -was attended by her maid of honor and her only atten- material for the nation's war needs. cousin. Miss Jano Richmond, New- women's skirts, 40 pairs of mittens, parent-education group will meet at Waste paper, old rags, scrap metal Bed Bank. She is survived by an- dant. Dr. George Beekman, cousin ark. Thorn of the bridegroom, ot ' Middletown CO cbrocheted shawls, 26 pairs ot the school Wednea&ay afternoon of and old rubber will be collected and other daughter, Mrs. Charles C. iaa J. Lynch, Jr., brother stockings, 68 knit suits, 115 chil- William J. Casey of tie bridegroom, was the best man. and New York city, was best man. next week at 3:30 o'clock, and the turned over to the proper authorities. Conover of Colt's Neck, and five dren's sweaters, 55 men's sweaters, next executive hoard meeting -will be •Scrap metal Is-used to make the grandchildren, Gardner Hopwood of Sergeant Lynch is in the Corps of The bride is a graduate of the 10 cardigans and 119 toddle packs. Engineers, 6th, Army corps, First College of New Roohelle, New York^ Iii Army Air Corpsheld Monday night, February 28, at steel, brass, copper,, lead and other Rutland, and Lois, Joan, Jackson B. Mrs. C. J. Collins Inspeoted and as- the borne of Mrs. Harold Otten, pres- and William Gardner Conover of Army, Mr. Beokman was graduated from materials for guns, planes, tanks and sembled layettes, toddler packs are ident . ships. Waste-paper makes new Colt's Neck. .. . Dartmouth college and Yale, unlvers- Commissioned Friday ity law school. He Is a member- of .Inspected and assembled byM™. Dr. Wylie O. Pate, supervising paperboardto ship, munitions, cloth- Services .were held Tuesday after- the law firm of Beekman, Hlntel-IJohn H. .Mount and MM. Edwin • Ing and food for Americans fighting noon at the Knapp Funeral parlors, at Barksdale Field principal of Middletown township In a ceremony performed Sunday mnnn & Beekman, Red Bank. Active : Fraser. These are then turned over sohools, and Thomas B, Harper, men at home and overseas.: Old rub-' East Orange, and burial was In night by Monslgnor John B. McClos- In civio affaire. Mr. Beekman Is with all other completed, garments J)»r makes ne^ rubber for our motors Rosedale- cemetery, Orange."' William J. Casey,r 31, Red Bank, county superintendent of 'schools,— Ttey In St. James church, Miss Eliza- president of the Taxpayers assocla-'to the packing committee, Mrs, will speak at tho next P. T. A. meet. teed forces—for ,pl»ne», tanks and MRS. JOHN T, LAWLEY, Jr. beth A. Ellis, daughter of John Ellis, tlon of Monraouth county and secro-1 Bance chairman, Mrs. Charles R. was among a large class ot cadets battleshjps-«nd for. essential civil- MRS. ESTHER VANBBUNT. Ing at the> sohool Monday night, Sr., and the late Mrs. Ellis of Shadow tary of the Taxpayers association of English, Mrs. VanWagenen and Mrs. who received their silver wings and Ian needs. Old rags make needed bride was graduated from Brook farm, Shrewsbury, became tKe commissions as second lieutenants, March 3. materials, for emergency buildings; Mrs. Esther FF.VanBrunt. 'VanBrunt,, wife of f L, Red Bank; .. . Paul Stlllman. Each layette and Ralph VanBrunt of Oakland street,; Barringer H£h school, Newark, and bride of Staff Sergeant Domlnlck F. toddle pack must be Individually United States Army Air Corps, Fri- Tho Foundon' day program In- Wiping rags for war Industries- and Following a wedding trip the cou- cluded a reading "Why Wo Keep _ ; died Sunday afternoon lnRivervlew i New. Jeney..ColIem_for Women. The Lepera.oT.Fptt_Monmouth, son of ple_Tarfll_jnake their home at Red wrapped and properly tagged. This day during the; last graduatione* reworked s textiles, • i J crclsea for "fillot trainees at Barks- Foaiulerjs' Day," by Mri. Paulina hospital. She was 40'years old. bridegroom was graduatod from .Mr. and Mm. James Lepera of North Bank. ' . work Is "done by Mrs, VahWagehen The committee Jn charge.earnestly Mrs VanBrunt was born at Al-" Leonardo High school and Rutgers Adams, Massachusetts. and Mrs. Stlllman, while Mrs. dale field, Louisiana, This was the deCordova, and an Impressive candle- requesta.tbe fullest co-operation of third class of war-time pilots to. grad- light service, during which tho bany/New York, and had resided at university and is a member of Chi GUTOWSKY—RKED. Bance and Mrs. English measure the citizens of Red Bask so that Red Bank for a number of years,. She **»' fraternity. Lieut Lawley is sta- _ . _ , ,••.,, and place size tags on each sewn uate' at the air base pending a Founders' day gift was proson'ted by every ounce of, «crap material way be 5 change of the, field's status,from a Mrs. Wllllnm Meyer and Mrs. Otten, was a practical nurse. , tloned at Fort Hancock. Mrs. Barbara Gutowsky of Keans- ni,d knIt garment, ^! are then tied brought, out .ofitsjildlng placo and r K 0 ar 8 a mo nd R W 80n ln pilot training school to a base for The "Spirit ol T. V. A.?. wa» rep^ put intd.use fpVUnole Sam's fighting Surviving, besides her husband, are H , , ^n, O ^ .? ^ , • « ' I bundles of five,, each bundle pursuit squadrons. two daughters, Misses Muriel B. Van- WALKER—ALEXANDER. of Melville S. Reid of Llncroft, were ' tagged a, to' sort and size. When Maented, by Mrs, Mae Fields, "Good needs. Collections will be made dur- married Sunday afternoon at the bundle, are cheoked and listed Lieutenant Casey was appointed ing the week and the defense council Brunt and Margaret A. VanBrunt; a Miss Gertrude Walker, daughter of all Somes" by Mrs.! Anna Tarnow, son, Ralph' E. VanBrunt, and a Mrs. LOUIBS Walker oi*Rumson and parsonage of the Middletown Re- tn6. committee- la through for the aviation* cadet ln the Army Air 'Sound Health" by Mrs.. Juanlta and the committee in charge will be formed church by Rev. Abram J. week, :other, Frank Gibson of Newark. Carbondale, Pennsylvania, became Corps July 13. He received his prim- Sickles, "Safety" by. Mrs. Betty Jae- pleased ...to hear from residents who VanHoufen, pastor. "While the work is tiring," said ary school flight training at Grlder have accumulated any of the .^ma- The funeral was held yesterday the bride of William T. Alexander, ger, "Bquolized Educatjor.ov Oppor- The brlda was given in marriage Mxs. Bance, "It is Interesting. I on- Held, Fine Bluff, Arkansas, and bin terials mentioned above. j) afternoon at her late home with Rev. BOn of Mr and Mrs. C. Edgar Alex- tunities," Mrs. Anna Johnson;.'.'Con- by Harry Leach of Keansburg. She joy lt. We all get a thrill each week basic, flying at Georgia Aoro Teoh, Herbert .&' Craig, rector of Trinity and,,,. of Llncrott Sunday at Berean oorvatlon ot Human Values and Nat- wore a powder' bluo ensemble and a when he see the.tables piled with Augusta, Georgia, before arriving at; ural Resources," Mrs. Sadie Lehman? Episcopal church, .officiating. The Baptist church, Carbondale. Rev. corsage of roses and baby's breath. Barksdale field for his advanced' bearers were Harold Webb, Augus- George Ellin, pastor, performed the finished work" "Vocational Adjustment," Mrs, Myr- Shower Given For tus Colmorgen, William Heyer, Fred Mrs. Charles Leonard of LIn'croft, a training. He has been assigned to ceremony. sister of the bridegroom, was brides- Every Friday morning members of active duty with the Army Air Corps. tle Perry; "Constructive Leisure Crlne, Arnold Soden and Charles Le- The church was decorated with the motor corps «arrlve with the Time Activities," Mrs. Grace Hoyera; Malstre. Burial, in charge of the maid. She was attired in a black Before his aviation cadet appoint- River Plaza Girl palms and gladoll. Mrs. Harry Ran- gown with a corsage of American chapter truck to take away the com- "Civio Responsibilities," Mrs. Ruth Mount Memorial vhome, was' in Fair som, Carbondale, sang "I Love Tou pleted work and bring fresh ma- ment Lieutenant Casey attended St. Hartnett, and "Active Spiritual View cemetery. ' Beauty roses. Mr. Leonard was boat- Bonaventure college, Olean, New Truly" and "Oh, Promise Me." man. ^ , I terial. Faith," Mri. Oolda Miller. Large Number at ' York, and was graduated ln 1811 Mrs. Mary Benson sang "My Trib- The bride was given In marriage The couple left on a short wedding I with a bachelor of science degree In BIBS. SUSAN BROWN. by her brother, John Walker. She trip by auto to the South, and upon ute," and a play entitled "America," Belford Party chemistry. He Is a member of Tau was given by pupils of the fielford Mrs. Susan Brown, a resident of wore a white satin and tulle gown their return they expect to live at Inspection Of Chi Sigma fraternity and of the school, under tho direction of Miss Highlands.for *0 years, died.Tues- with a sweetheart neckline and a Xeansburg. Mr. Reid Is engaged In Metropolitan club. After four years Mildred Lackey. Refreshments wora ,A surprise.shower was given FrI- day night at 11:30 o'clock of pneu- short train. Her veil was forming with his father. of Baserve Officers' training at St. soiyed. . . ' . • . , day evening at the home ot Mist monia at the home' of her son, Coun- Local Red Cross Bonaventure he was commissioned a Jean Aherc, .Belford, for Miss Marie cilman George V. Brown, 99 Bay denlas. She carried calla lilies. . DA1Y—BOTCE. ;ecorid lieutenant in the Field Artll- Graver, River. Plata, in honor of her avenue, with whom she lived. She is Mrs. John Moon, Carbondale, sister :ry Reserve. His flight training at coming marriage February 21, to survived by another son, Carl Brown of the bride, was matron of honor. Announcement has been n.__o of Representative Finds JarkBdalo was completed ln grade, Rvmson Mailman 'Fred Trenery, Jr., Keansburg. of Woodbury. Her gown was a blue-flowered colon- the marriage of Miss Mary M. Daly,' with Lieutenant Casey ranked as a Tho room was' decorated with. red. ial taffeta with an off-the-fact hat to daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Daly"pf Me- Home Service Vital student officer on active duty. .and white hearts for Valentine's day. DOMnnoK F. LEPERA. hanic street, to Clarence H. Boyce, I Guest Organist The main, attraction was aa old- Quvt of American beautjy roses and r., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! At the Barksdale graduation exer- Hlghltnds, until noon tomor- The bride was given In marriage Mrs. Cordelle K. Ballard, home cises Brigadier General Junlus W. fashioned -wishing .well which held by her father. Miss Leah Coudrler Boyce of Mechanic street. The j service field representative of the numerous .-gifts for Miss Grover. row. Services will be conducted to- Mlts Mildred McLaln was brides- Jones awarded diplomas and de- Andrew Sutter to of Shrewsbury was maid of honor couple -were married by Rev.'John American Red Cross made a visit livered the principal address. The Present were Mrs. Fred Trenery, and John Ellis, Jr., brother of the A, Hayes, pastor of the Presbyter- yesterday to the Monmouth county silver wings were presented by Co- Play in Philadelphia Sr., Miss Myrtle Trenery, Miss Viv- j colonial taffeta with an off-the-face bride, was best man. ian church, November 4, 1941. chapter, Monmouth street, Red |heT«*tflr( W.^on MartpMjio,«id V lonel Charles T, Phillips, pdst com- ian Slegre and Mrs. Andy Overman, -•'--• - She carried pink, roses Mrs. Lepera graduated from Arch- Mr. and Mrs, Boyce,; Jr., are liv- Bank. .Alter inspecting the wotk manding officer, :: Xoansburg; Missj Madeline Reffly mttrment wffl be la Bay Vimr cerne- peas.—- ..' —' :..-'.:;"' ng at Eatontown. Mr. BojajeJa'em- Andrew H. Suttor, Rumson lottor tery, Leonardo. bishop Hughes Memorial High school done by the chapter,. she met with s Marlon Theresa Langford, New York city, became the bride of dall-. tion, Information, reporting and uel Crammer, with whom he lived. as announcer for a number of years. town townBhip high sch°°X Is em- day morning at her home on East daughter of Albert B. Langford and Sidney C. H. Stout, son of Mr. and Dr, ^Randall expressed his appreci- claims service ore discharged by the Samuel Crammer went to the gar- From the tlrao of Its beginning until Mrs. R. V. R. H. Stout, Red Bank, ployed at the Kearny shipyard. road, Belford. Surviving are a son, the late Mrs. Langford of Belford, ation to the school for lending the Red Cross Itself and are not trans- age about 9 o'clock and found his about A year ago, Andy waa director Irving Hoop, and two daughters, Miss became the bride of Albert Edward Saturday at the Church of the As- ferable to other organizations. In of the Sunshine Hour, a religious cension, New York city. band to Rotary and expressed his ap- brother banging from the roof, a Defense Plans Maud Roop and Miss Ethel Roop. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward preciation on behalf of Rotary for co-operating -with other agencies, of- rope tied around his neck. program, end should not DB confused Funeral services -will bo conducted J. Murphy of Jersey City Saturday The bride was given In marriage having the band present at its meet- fering specialized services hdme ser- Elwood Crammer was born at with Tha Sunshines Lady, which has at the home tomorrow at 2 p. m., by afternoorit\at 8t Mary's Catholic by her step-father, Mr. Scott. She ing- vice will work Jointly with these Pinesvllle and lived In Monmouth had a very, long successful run with At Oceanport wore a.white slipper satin gown and 1 Rev. Paul Myers, pastor of the Bel- church, NeV Monmouth. The cere- Superintendent of Schools Edwin agencies or will refer to such agen- county most of his life. He was an Miss Grace Malchow of Red Bank as Mrs. Marie Cox, chairman of the ford Methodist church, and inter- mony was performed by Rev. Thom- carried a bouquet of white canjellas cies .when their service is needed. Lady Sunshine. and gardenias. Her finger-tip length C. Gilland, who Is also a Rotarian, active member of the grange. "Oceanport defense council, trans- ment, in charge of A. M. Posten and as Cunningham of South Orange, a said he appeared at the meeting in Among those present were Bernard Besides his brother Samuel, he This will be Andy's first publlo ap- portation and evacuation committee, Sons of Atlantic Highlands, will be cousin of the bridegroom. vein -was fastened to a net cap. Selple, Asbury Park; Monroe Eis- The maid of honor was Miss Elea- a dual capacity, on behalf of Rotary leaves a sister, Mrs, Mary Klrby of pearance of importance and he wants at a meeting held last night at.the in Fair View cemetery. The bride was given in marriage and the schools. He Introduced to ner and Harry Isaacs, Red Perrlneville. to dedicate this service to hla mother Portaupeck fire house, stated that lay her father. She wore' a street- nor Tllton, Perth Amboy, cousin of Bank; Mrs. H. H. Neuberger, Middle- the bride. She wore a taffeta dress the members and their guests Ed- The funeral will be held tomorrow the Jato Mrs. Irene Sutter, for instill- ambulances, vehicles to be used for MBS. EMILY FUJJS. length two-tone violet and lilac crepe mund S. Crelin, Jr., president of the town township; Miss Marlon Force, afternoon at 2 o'clock at the William ing him with the desire for muilo and carried a bouquet of lilacs. The Llncroft; Miss Lucy E. Tompklns, this purpose, must be obtained im- , Mrs, Emily PlUIs, fl«, widow of dress with matching accessories of February graduating class ot Red H. Freeman Funeral home, Free- and especially, the organ, to Rev. mediately. The first duty of this bride's mother vrore 'black and car- executive secretary, and Miss Minnie violet. She wore a corsage of gar- ried orchids. Bank high school, who gave a very hold, with Rev. Walter Lake of the Edward S. Zellery, Jr., for his Insist- committee Is to supply these. Felsbman, home service secretary. ance In getting him to go ahead with Conover Thomas, Red Bank, a Inspiring talk on the subject, "The Freehold Baptist church officiating. A letter from Freeholder Joseph ton Falls,• i«™T »— .which was a single gardenia. A War and I." Interment will be In- Perrlnevllla study, and finally to his teacher, Dr. guest from cousin of the groom, was best man. William S. Thunder for his great pa- Steven is. Surviving are four sons ' h(me o{ ,„,„ „« tt« ^ ^ The graduate said lie was glad to cemetery. • _ - ' mt a telo- The ushers were Robert Clark, tience and inspiration. Andy also of New York, Theodore of: whlte ribbOn hung from the prayer be of real service to his country and Atlantic Highlands Flushing, New York, and Dr. Slobo- expresses his appreciation to the dleu, Perth Ambby. ' though the present time was a dif- bridge was being given careful con- "*>™5 ssrv^wil?be^e.d Sat-' Miss Rosemary J. Salmon of Key- ficult one far all citizens he and his Council Business Named On Defense Presbyterian church of Rumson, the A reception for the Immediate fam- Methodist church of Sea Bright for ilies followed the ceremony at the fellow students were ready to eerve Councilman James C. VanMater re- Council Committee* the privilege of practicing: on tho Holly hotel, Washington square. Mr. their country in whatever capacity ported at the Atlantic Highlands organ and Goodwill Methodist church and Mrs. Stout are on a wedding trip appeared open for them. He said the council session Tuesday- night that At a meeting of trie Little Silver of Rumson for experience he has ob- Worthley reported on the sick and In Virginia. glrj graduates could servo with the he had been ln touch with Fprt Han- defense council Monday night, Mrs. elderly. Mrs.' Cox issued whlta arm- Bank, will take place In-LlndenHUl flower,. Paul Walker of Jersey City tained over tho past years as organ- cemetery, Long Island. Mrs. Stout Is a graduate of Red Red Cross, the U. S. O., and other cock' authorities for the purpose, of Daniel S. Wolgand was appointed bands with , green lettering of the was best man. ist. Andy will Include In his pro- Bank High school and Packard sec- service organizations and their aux- ascertaining what part the borough co-chairman with Mrs. Anthony L. transportation and evacuation com- Mrs, Louise Phillips of Red Bank gram, "Chant Celeste" by Lafebour- HEZKKIAH BLACK. retarial school, New York, and was llaries and Could do usoful knitting fire department would be called upon McKlm and Mrs. Eleanor Kenyon, mittee to all attending. Members played the wedding march, and Mi- Wlley, "Largo from Xencos" by tt F. employed as a secretary with the work' and help in tho universal war to play In the event of, a conflagra- on the committee for the Care of Haendel and "Prolude and Fugue" by were urged to attend the defense Hezcklah Black of King's highway, chael Bergen of Red Bank-sang "Ave 1 firm of Hoey and Ellison, New York, against waste. Ho said the boy grad- tion on Sandy Hook where outside Children, Bach. meeting to be held at th« school Mlddletown, died last night In Rlvor- Maria ' and "At Dawning." The vlew'hospital. Ho was 66 years old. >r!or to her marriage. uates might bo ablo to later join the old was needed., Naveslnk company Sunday. church was decorated with cut flow- Mrs,-Hiram S.Jackson was named Surviving, besides his wife, is a ors. Mr. Stout Is a graduate of Red armed forces and meanwhile they would be the first called,.Sea Bright vice chairman of the canteen com- daughter, Miss Olga Black of Mld- Bank High school and Bordentown could join ln various defense efforts. second and Atlantic Highlands third, A reception was held at the Roso- it Is understood, mltteo. Oceanport Police dletown, and e. son in Daytona, Flor- volt tearoom, Little Silver. After a Military In»tltuU>. Ho graduated He gave an impressive plea for fair A Fort Monmouth officer gave a Held FoTRed Ida*•. short wedding trip, the couple will from the Aetna Life Insurance treatment of citizens of foreign ex- Council authorized the Installation talk on Incendiary bombs and poi- Reserves Meet Funeral arrangements, In charge resldo at 109 Canaan road, Hrrat- school, Hartford, Connecticut. traction and was earnesly applauded of a telephone In police headquarters son gas, . Cross Robbery of tho Mount Memorial homo of Red ford- •, Connecticut- . at the conclusion of his remarks. for the defense council upon the tat- The Police Reservo committee o( ter's request. The phone number Is Bank, will be completed this morn- Tho brldo graduated from MUdle- ALBBEBE—MCLAUGHLIN. Dr. Randall called upon Donald B. GIVE f 100 to FIBKMEN. the' Ocoanport" Pefenso council, held Ing. Klopp, the faculty leader of the high to be given air wardens and key a meeting at the Oceanport inn, town township high school, Leonar- Miss Frances Mary Albrese, daugh- members only and Is not to be listed. Youth Admits Breaking do, and Drake Business college, school band, who Introduced the fol- Tuesday, with Judge Harry Postel ter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Albrese, The Ladles' auxiliary of,,Commun- JULIA "ANN WHITE. Perth Amboy. She was formerly em- lowing mombers of the twirling Ity Fire company, Leonardo, held a Into Office presiding. ployed at tho Bljnal Corps laborator- Waldwlck, became the bride Satur- corps: Ruth Outwater, Barbara Police work In regard to convoy Julia Ann, 5-months-old daughter day of John Joseph McLaughlln, son business meotlng Tueiday alternoon. ies, Fort Monmouth. Mr. Murphy Conklln, Kathleen Bont, Fatty Bo- Frank Magee Wins The theft of about |250 Jn contri- work, In practice alert find In reg- of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ennlir White of 25 of Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlln, A check for $100 was voted the mem- South Bridge aVAnuo, died last even- graduatod from St. Peter's college, wen, Betty Bowen, Helen Babbit, bers of the fire company. Mrs. Elsie butions to tho Red Cross, which had ular air raid wna studied. Jersey City, and Stlmson School of Rumson, at St. Luke's Roman Cath- Connie Gorsldo and Josephtno Pe- At Colt's Neck bcon kept in. the county chapter's During the meeting, Chief Chariot ing In Monmouth Memorial hps- olic church, Hoboken. Father Molley Kraus presided. She will also be Avlatlon Lon Ponte. He also introduced Lillian Clifiney S. Conover and Joseph office on Monmouth street, was dls- R. Walling called an alert at which pitai, Tho couple have .a young son, ' B Island. He Is em- 'performed the ceremony. chairman for noxt month's card Frank Larry White. .ployed by tho United Aircraft cor- Dillon, Constance Wlngerter, Rose- Moreau were re-elected members of olosed Monday with the orroot of all special officers left immediately parties, which are. held Thursday af- The funeral will be held Saturday ""'atlon, Stratford, Connecticut, The bride was given In marriage mary Fnrrel nnd Vivian Rosatl, the the Atlantic township board of edu- Joseph Borelll, tl, of River street to assume their posts. A check-up ternoons at the flro house. Her com- by her father. Hhe v/oro- n. white drum majorettes, and Chester Tru- cation at Tueiday night's annual Borelll was hold for action by the rtvcaled that within two and one at 2 p. m. at tho homo and inter- satin gown, with long sleeves, full mltteo will bo Mrs. William Ast, Mrs. ment, In charge of Director John E. WOOLMAN-JOMNBON. bln, the band leader. election. Edward Brunt* and Mrs. Louis Vel- Grand Jury by Acting Recorder Har- half minutes every man was nt his Joh E. skirt, train and a. high neckline. Her ry Kl&tsky. Day, will be in Fair View ccmetory. Miss Helon Edna Woolman, daugh- Tho band then delightod tho as- Frank Magee defeated Theodore gel- m im . designated post. Officers were then veil of white lace and not was caught The theft was discovered by the called in and the meeting resumed, tor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Wool- up with orange blossoms and lilies sembly with various selections, In- Lewis for the third place on the cluding "Star Dust," "The Band board, tho vote being 18 to 11. Mr. SODALITY COMMUNION. offlce alaff upon opening Thursday Police Commissioner C, Kenneth $878 SETTLEMENT. man of Burlington, became tho brldo of tho valley. 81m carried whlto rosei Played On," "Betty Co-Ed," "Let's Magee was a write-In candidate. morning, It Is believed that the Riddle announced-the next mooting Saturday of Walter Edward John- and gardenias. The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality Ernest L. Zingorman of Keansburg Romembor Poarl Harbor" and '"The "Wnrne Bnedeker defeated Henry theft took place eomotlmo during would Jm held Tueiday. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Helen Llghtbody, sister of the of St. Anthony's chiiroh held a will recolvo $875 In settlement of a F. Johnson of East Rlvor rond, Kum- Old Organist." Folger, U to 7, for the unexplred the night. Several, chocks modo out bride, was matron of honor snd Miss Mother-Daughter Communion break- to the Red Cross wcio also missing. common court pleas action against son, at the Red Bank Baptist church. Songn by the Rotarlans and their term. Mr, Conover's vote was 34, fast Sunday morning, in the church Nicholas Dorolll of Nowark, for In- Madeline Vanllull, Waldwlck, was Borolll was arrested by Captain, Fined, Jailed On Rov, Mi|lard O, Plerco officiated, bridesmaid. The former wore a guests -were Jed by Daniel Dondl and Mr. Moreau's 23. hall. Miss Adeline M. Mwaa, presi- Jurlis recelvod Jn an auto accident The bride was given ln marring* Dr, Harold J. Stokes. dent of! the Sodality, fcavo a brief ad- Josoph Bray, who had boen assigned powder blue crepe gown and carried to investigate th« robbery. Borolll, Hit-Run Charge April 20, 1041, In Rod Bank. by her fathor. She wore a whlto Attendance Chairman William A. WANT TIIEIB NAMES CHANGED, dress of welcome to the mothers. 'Settlement was made just boforo a bouquet o/Tallsman roses and blue wbp according to' the police' con- Walter Sledelckl, 02, of Colt's Neck satin prlncesa-style gown, made with delphinium. Miss VtnHull wore a Miller announced the attendance at Hev.'Salvatore DILorenw), director of the trial was to start at Freehold a train. Her Imported tulle flnger- the Sodality, and Rev. F. Dudley, fessed to two local robberies, w«s on was fined f0O and stntenctd to serve gown of blue taffeta with pink 'ac- Die previous meeting was 02 percent. Joseph N. Prioletta, Jr., of Bllver- parole, yesterday. Theodore D, Parsons tlp-longth veil was hold by a llar,a of The Defense Stamp prlie at the slda avenue, Little Silver, and Walter Franciscan' Missionary TJVthor, also ( 001 days In tb* county jail by Re- cessories. She carried pink rose buds Entrance to the Red Crols Offlcs oorder John V. Croweil In Red Bank represented the plaintiff. orange, blossoms, and she carried a and blue delphinium. meeting, donated by Wylie O. Pate, C. Perclval of 180 Ocean avenue, Boa spoke to the group. The entire So- bouquet of whlto roses and orchids. Is belloved to havo been m«d» police court Monday mronlng. He was awarded to Edward Kelly. • Bright, formerly of Red Bank, have dality. .Was,,, present ..jvlth ,,.-thsJt, 1 1^5SJte|,Xi^A)'r.e*h«4 «H«c«dly driven his car Into a Cl«rk Kennedy of Uumwm was Clifton, after February ID, Perolval desires to take the name ot ment at tho Berkeley-CarUrel ho- llott, ot lfreoliold, Georffo Btoltes. Tuool, Mlm OToronco DelGuldlc*. Russell Jackson, Lester Ross nnd J. tel, Asbury Park. The Knlttlnr club Kegi-o of West Bergen plaoo, Red ' tnfcOhlM owned bjr Mrs. Eva Gtoodln MUin Jennie GnoibracorU, lilts Julia M«t m»n nnd ushers Included Ralph The bride stUndVi! nt, Luke's Danlol Tullar of the Lions dull Walter C, Turnler. V. Johnson of Rumson, the groom's ' Both mm will be represented In of Ooianport and PorUupook will Ilanb and,Joseph Btrollo of Long; Slant < noal •trttt and had then 3sgg«n,, uiw Uml«« »U»o» nod nd '• * »-l*wr«o»» WoolmaWoolman ef by, Hlatshy and Klstsky not meet tomorrow afternoon »t her Branch, All three arrssU were m«da th* bride's brottier. tram* M tobeduled. br iViUMinAU JoiepU Xi RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 13,1942.

who hav» volunteered to htlp In the entlne social. Members of the local pretest emergency 61 meeting the1 Kearaburg council -will attend t,banquet at Ma- Red Cross ^ \/ar fund quota Are as follows; scnlo 'temple at Keyport for Mlas . (The Rid.Bank Register can be bought Ann Shaw of East Keanaburg, asso- amusements, Morris Jacks, Red In Keanaburg at tha itoreia ol JB. L. Miller, Fund In County Bank; C, L, Despard, Rumson; Fred- N. Santa Lucia. Philip Keller, Charles Vc- ciate vice councilor. . personal service, Oils N. Auer, Long (•1, I. Zuckennan and Qtorge Swlaa) Group 4, C. I, A., met last week at Branch; 'Samuel Pear and Sheldon : Leon Zuckerman of Main street is the home of Mrs. Anna Voorhtes Placed AUl20,000 DeBaum, Asbury Park; commuters, receiving medical treatment in Uon- with. 11 members present. Louis Payne, Long Branch; Gardiner mouth Memorial hospital. '. Th< following is the attendance re- Drive Plans Outlined Harlngi Llncroft; J. Lewis Hay, Red The William L. O'Neli association port for St. Ann's-school tor Janu- Bank; C, L. Despart, Rumson; Fred- reopened their renovated .headquart- ary; . • ' '. ' . ' '. by County Chairman erick Frcllnghuysen, Red Bank; ers last week on Highland, boulevard. Flnt Orade—Robert Del«n«y, Frederick Spencer Patterson,' Eaton town; Rus- There was a record attendance. yitu, Annabel flormloy, Theresa Mater- ano. Bilen She», John T. Laiwley sell Mlnton, Fair Haven; Harry Neu- Among those present were Assistant Bieond Grade—DanUL Ahecn> Raymond berger, Llncroft; Craig Hill, Red County Prosecutor Cecil B. Aekerson Alnur. Robert Hecldeman, Robert Larmr. Bank; Harold Iscman, Long Branch; of Keyport, who acted as roaster of John WilUann, AuKU'tlna Youne, Francli Sheriff John T. Lawley, chairman Youngoung, ButButhh Cater, Fredericka Osterkorn. A. N. Beadleston, Shrewsbury and ceremonies;' Judge Henry Giordano . TfcTfclrl u OOradd e —-Benjamin Andrcach, JO' at the American Red Qross'War John Sullivan, Spring Lake; Civil of Long Branch, Basil B. Bruno of Mph Bowman, Georg_e Brown,- Donald Fund campaign committee (or Mon- service, George L. Crosaen, Bradley Lopg Branch, John J. Lynch, dele- Qrant. Frtderlck OtUrkom, Harry Wnt- nouth county, speaking at a meeting Beach And K. C. Stoat of Matawan; gate of Local 472, Laborer's Union; rtn, M»rl» Dorsey Patricia Hozan, Jfcr- »( the special gifts committee at As- gartt Labdon, ifary Leonard, Annt :•>:•>! agriculture, Ralph B, Butler, Glen- Mayor Walter J, Sweeney of Sea O'Neill, Blanche Reamer, Ida Saldutte, bury Park Monday night, stated that dola; Wllbus Huff, Farmtngdale; Bright, Louis Johannes, president of Barbara Wall. Uonmouth county's quota had been Fred - Germain and John Cherel, le O'Neli association; Rwen O'Herron /of Wilson avenuer ; Seventh Orade—John Boehler, James Thomas Crumley, Eatontown; E. T. The residents of this borough are English, Robert Klaut, Wllllom glover. •Ys.bu.iy Park with. $8,000 and then M. Carr, Long Branch; George Con- Harry Smith, George VanGleson, John Mlddlotown Township w|th $0,600. irgedto save all old paper, rags, Iron Warren, June Andreach, Anna May Flynn, over, Keyport; Albert Morton and B. nd mental. Proceeds from the sale Mr. HlBner lauded the workers for A^Slefel, vice chairman "of tbo War Margaret Flynn, Doris Haley, Sophie their efforts and promised "that our )t such will be used to defray ex- Julian, Florence McGIrr, Pauline Mlele, fund, of Asbury.Park; Joseph Irwln, penses Jro an emergency hospital. In Maureen Noonan, Audrey Plant, Elizabeth campaign will go over the top." ' Joe SB.vage,:Harbld Si Allen, Wlllltm Sturar Catherlne'.Tnnrier; 'ZouraW~YoUn"ir.~ ' Sheriff Lawley praised" tWs entire [he'borough hall. Eighth Grade—Alice Sergorwlch, Janet group and said, In outlining the pro- Macintosh, Stuart Cook, Alex Kel- The seventh annual novelty dance Keelen, Vlvlenne Uorrlck, Eleanor Preston, lenyl and Max Morris of Red Bank; Bernlce JIcDermott, Teresa Roilly, Ruth gram to raise the balance of $80,000, anned by tho Golden Chapter, Or- Schubert, Agnea Kllroy, Henry Schiable, "that we'll surely go over our quota finance,' Frank Allen and Joseph eriof the Eastern Star, will be held John Gregarson, Antoinette Cerrato, Mona It; we do'our job." Thummea of Asbury Park; Stanley in Balbach's auditorium on Carr ave- Asnar, Edward Keelen, William Grant, Bouse, Francis Palmer and Walter Helen Ruther, Dorothy Schaab, Hugh The War Fund chairman briefly ue, Saturday evening, February 31, Dnuer, Maruaret Mary Osborne, Patricia outlined .tho campaign procedure, Sherman of Long Branch; Edgar O. At a meeting of the council last Fallon, Robert Brunelll, Charles Osborne, saying a new plan would be adopted Murphy, Farmingdalo; E, Donald Tuesday the 1942 tax budget was in- Stella' Stansld, Edward Flynn, Marie m for the first time. The campaign Sterner, Belmar.; James VanMater, joduced. The tax rate will be $4.87 Bradley- will be broken up' In classification Atlantic Highlands; Palmer Arm- $100 assessment. This is an in- groups, with various business firms strong, Koyport, and Ray Johnson reaao of 46 points over the $4.41 rate being solicited In this manner. of Red Bank; professional and semi- f 1941. The total tax budget is $88,- Tinton Falls •\V Sheriff Lawley appointed various professional, Oliver Brown, Spring 427.65,. an Increase of $18,098,94. •'•••• Lake; Edward Farry and Cecil Ack- (The Red Bank Beiliter can be bought committee heads to do this work. The 27th annual roll call of the at Mrs, Sarah Scott'a general store) The kffalr was opened by the Rev. erson, Keyport; Earl Snyd/)r, Sverre Sorenson and H. W. Posten of Atlan- Methodist church will be held today, The LadleB' auxiliary of the flre all wool flannel robes |1 regular 1.00 ties Otto Mohn, Asbury Park, "who threw tic Highlands; Harvey Leuln, Harry varied program has been planned company met Monday night at the down the challenge to attain the tor the entire day, „ i home of Mrs. Wellington Wilklnn, i Klatsky, Jacob Stelnbach, Harry $120,000 or better for the posterity of A charity game social for all the Monmouth's preparedness." Truax, Dr. C. Byron Blalsdell and Sr. Members whose birthdays occur Judge John C, Giordano of Long boys In the service Is being sponsored In the month these gatherings are REGULARLY 6.95 Courtney Barber, National Field t>y Keansburg post, Veterans of For- held.are recipients of a birthday cake Representative,of Washington, D. C. Branch, Dr. M. Ross of Little Silver, Max Finegold and Dr. Peter Runyon eign War«, at "Call Me Joe's" new and cards. Mrs. L. O. Ford and Mrs. Show me a man who wbrit grab half a and general personnel manager of 3lngo Palace, Main street, tonight James Ferguson were the honored the Red.Cross In this section, listed of Freehold, Thomas Doromus, Theo- A good, warm,,flannel robe it a long- dozen ties' at about half a dollar each! dore Labrocque, John1 J. Qulnn, Dr. Mrs. Benjamin:Andreach of Bay- guests Monday, Mrs. Robert Frost, 1 the functions of the organization In ew avenue visited her mother In a member,' who also has a birthday term investment; I've worn mine for Particularly when he can choose from •: Var time and Indicated how the first Harold Stokes and Msgr. John B, Me Cloakey, of Rod Bank; Dr. J. A. Flah- Newark last' week. . ••„ . this month, Is now residing in North years. And. this certainly is a wise stripes, tvoven figures and all kinds of • 151,000,000 raised will be used, under Carolina while her husband Is sta- the direction of National Chairman; ?r, Dr, Russell Hy,lse, Henry. Car- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donnlnga were time to get one. patterns. pentlor, Theodore Appleby, Haydn mtertaihed by Mr, and Mrs. Louis tioned at Fort Bragg. A cake and frorman H. Davis. cards will be sent to her by her sis- Proctor, Charles Frankel, Dr. John "uhn of Lincoln court last Sunday. DETAILS: Maroon or navy, with ton- DETAILS! Blues, browns, greens, re3s Of this amount IB per cent will go Mr. and Mrs. Patrick DeTuro have ter, Mrs. John Lemon, Flans were to the local chapters; $25,000,000 to Compl and Rev. O. H. Mohn of As- made to dispose of a grocery basket trotting color on the piping, or lapels, —in silk-and-rayon or rayon-ond-i^oo?., bury Park; "Henry Coates of Aljen- returned from their wedding trip. the armed forces at homo and on tho co-operative plan at the next full cut, viith roomy lap-over. Small, Excellent-color- combinations, abroad; $5,000,000 to civilian defense town, John Folk of Bridle, Frank They have taken'Up tholrrooldence m St. John's place. meeting Monday, March 9, at the medium.or large. MEN'S STORE, STREET projects, $10,000,000 to disasters and Borden and Joseph Megill of Brad- home of Mrs. Silas Cronk. At the MEN'S STORE, STREET TLOOR the remainder to be spread out where ley Beaoh, Joseph G. McCue of Rum- The first aid class being held In the •ak street fire house under the ln- close of the session Mrs. John Lemon deemed most necessary. To this son, Joseph Sauta, Judge J. Edward and Miss Mildred Colmounter served amount will be added $8,500,000 of the Knight of Neptune, and Thomas jtructlon of Dr. J. George Feman refreshments. Others present were National Roll Call fund. Hardy of Belmar, and miscellaneous, met for the third time lost Friday Mrs. Edward Carney, Mrs. William "This Is not a dollar campaign," Samuel Rogers and James Anderson evening; The class is being attended England, Mrs. Catherine Farrell, he said, "but one that starts from a of Red Bank, Georgo Osborh, Glen- sy a large number of persons. 1 Mrs. Arthur Fleldner, Mrs. Thor Hal- >' contribution of 10 cents to $10,000 if dola, William S. Holmes and How- The following pupils were neither vorsen, Mrs, Hanson, Mrs. Anthony. possible." ard Preston of Freehold, Charles absent nor tardy at the Francis Monzo and Mrs. Frank Slayer. White, Long Branch; Ernest Peseux, -•lace Public school during the 'Acting Mayor Vincent P. Keuper, A pot luck supper will be held of Asbury Park, pledged the support Gordon Knapp and Albert Helmroth month of January: • of Asbury Park, and Thomas Bur- Tint irade—J«mei Bojrle, Bobtrt Riek- Tuesday, February 24, at 6 p. m. by of the entire city and said It would tt, Geotsi Hnated and Dorli Septan, the Methodist Ladles' Aid society at jump the $8,000 already attained to ley, radio. Saeond grills—Joan Qibbooi, Delorit the home of Mrs. Wellington Wilkins, three and four times the amount, Cordti, Shlrltr Carollnii, Joieph Caruio, Sr. MI'S Lucy Tompklns, famous WHght Curehla and Thoxnii P«Capui.. Third B'Xto^-Gill Uatthawi, Anguita Two buses yesterday took about 70 pure wool pullovers World War No. 1 Red Cross Nurse Seven Emergency Cordti, Mnrilyn Borqulst, Alfred CIccone, local school pupils to Mechanic and present chief clerk and adviser Arthur Clark, Franklin Hall, Itlchard street school, Red Bank, where they to the Monmouth Chapter, spoke on Stations Planned Hunn, Harvey Helfrlch, Laurence Me- enjoyed the illustrated lecture by Bob the training of women for home Namara, Frank Oertel, Ronald ' Foole, I Thomas Reid, Ceoree Ross, John' Stoelk Hewitt, cowboy and ranger, given —nursing, 100 •women have been train- Highlands defense council met Tuesday night In borough hall and and Daniel Young. under sponsorship, of the Better En- REG. WOULD BE 5.50 AND 6.50 ( ed In Monmouth in the past few Fourth grade—Muriel Ackerman, Alvera tertainment committee. completed plans for the seven emer- Bollezia, Shirley Kapiloff, DorU Merken, months and also the 100,000 pledged Gall, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. by the Red Cross for the nation, she gency stations for use in case of air Catherine Miller, George Androl, Thomas aids. They will be equipped with Brown, Antonio Caruso, Robert Coptland, and Mrs. Wellington Wilkins, Jr., Brand reett> wool used in really fine said. She touched on the emergency William Copeland, Joieph BICapua, James entered the kindergarten at the lo- housing, feeding, clothing and medi- Irst aid materials, blankets and other Kearney, Walter Mergner, Frederick John- sweaters is something we used to take ceded articles for emergency treat cal school Monday. cal care to be rendered the civilian on, John Spratford and'William Wilson. for granted—but not any more! Fm defenBe and, the blood plasms to be ment. Fifth, grade—Audrey Werner, Mary The pupils who are busy with their attained, Dr. John L. Opfermann has been Reid, Dorothy Kerr, Angle DICapua, Rob- mid-year examinations ara enjoying all the more surprised to find them on ert Adami, Steven Androi, Ronald Gat- a holiday today, Lincoln's birthday. mmed as chief physician, with Dr. lella, Eugene Schaufler, WlUiam Sprats- sale. ." " The War Fund campaign lags so Henry A. Rltterman and Dr. Ernes ord, Matthew Thompson, John Werner, ' Mrs. Agnes Barker presided at a far behind the. quota set by the F. Hoymann as hli assistants. Alfred Wood, ind Joseph Severaga. defense meeting Monday night in the American Red Cross for Monmouth William E. Kohlenbuah Is seeking Sixth grade—Beverly Bakerman, Betty school building. John Rohrey is county that leading business and pro- Carmen, Dolores Connelly, Carolyn Dl Gen- township chairman. DETAILS: Soft Shetlands,' Scotch heathers rolunteors to assist In filing- the the naro, Ann Nesblt, Margaret Oertel, Grace and brushed wools;'creu) or V-neck. Blues, fessional men have volunteered their Information contained In the ques- Mulroonsy, William Fenikl, Demltrlo Lave- The_Tlnton Falls flre company will services to collect the $80,000 deficit. tionnaires, all of which have boon gllo, Richard Melslohm, Roy Herirner, Ed- meet next Tuesday night at the flre tans, greens; small, medium or large. These men will work on committees •oturned. ^ ward O'Brien, Joieph Romero, John house. MEN'S STORE, STREET FLOOR to gather in the quota that wai set 'hoiripion and Joseph Mulrooney. Thor Halvoraon was kept home Seventh grade—Mildred Bled, Esther toy national headquarters on the Merryman, Vera Relfrlch, Dorothy Gorm- from his job at Port Newark last basis of the actual bank deposits of Pine Brook , Paulo Broeder, .Marilyn Bakerman, week with an attack of grip. the county. , (The Rid Bank Rejlster can b» bough' :a Androe, Grace. Andros, Raymond Mrs. Olive Mclntyre is suffering it Thomas Calandrlello'a itore) ' Casey, James Gravany, Leon Kegley, War- from arthritis in the knee. Not even the absentee summer res- ren Heasley, Harry Penion. and Nteholaa idents ace to escape these business A Martha Washington tea will b AndroB, No service was held last Sunday In men. Ira Haupt of Deal heads a held Sunday, February 22, from Eighth grades—Dorothy Baldwin, Flor. the Methodist chapel due to the con- enee Bloomer, Jean Brown, Lois Ogden, tinued Illness of Rev. Edgar A. Miller committee to reach the men and to 10 p. m. In the parsonage of St. Grace Terry, Sarah Thompson, Joan Tren- . women who tee off at the Hollywood Thomas' A. M. E. Zion church fo ery, Dorli,Unrig, Irma Zahlmati. Richard of Eatontown. and the other goll clubs during the ho benefit of the liquidation rally nich, Edward Spltnas, Cnarles Vogel and Pupils perfect In attendance at vacation season. As for the com- und, The board of trustees, o Kenneth Wilson. school last month'Were: which William Manuel Is chairman, Last Wednesday evening, Febru- muters out of Red Bank and other ary 4, was "St. Ann's Night" at the KlghUi grade—George Binnco, George, stations, Louis Payne of Long s In charge. Rev. John C. Ram- Fowler Recreation Center. The Covert, Douglas Francis, George Griffiths say Is pastor of the church. Irving Stevens, Joan Crawford, Minnie Branch and his committee have evening was sponsored, by mothers Daniels. guaranteed, to Bee that their railroad Members of the Just Us club ar of the P. T. A. of St Ann's school. Seventh grade—Bruce Ashton. WUllnm snap-fastened shorts bridge games and newspaper read- Barton, Bernard Daniels, Kamlolnh Dnnlels. m meeting this afternoon at the horn A band from Fort Monmouth fur- Fred Grarrabrant, Sherwood Taylor, Ru- Ing will bo broken In upon for the of Mrs. Florence Robinson, wlthhei nished muslo for dancing and there dolph Wllion, Wllllnm Wlngo, Andrei; sake of tho lagging War, fund. daughter, Miss Margaret Robinson were games and refreshments for all. Wolf, William Bernhardl, Ituth Hnlvnrsen, as hostess. Mrs. Edith Nelson li Lois Hodge, Ulla Nylln. Doris Reovey, The war cry of tho War Fund, bus- The affair was a grand success., Marilyn Coale, Lucy LaForU, Miriam Wil- iness men's committee Is "Get ovor president of this group. Children from the fifth,, sixth, liams, Dorothy Sfaten. the Idea that the American Red Miss Anna Hcyllger and Mis seventh and eighth grades will par Sixth irrade—Blanche Duncan, Myrtle REGVLARLY WOULD BE 85c Cross Is a dollar organization.'' Bo. Elizabeth Williams visited friend; Gacldlfl, Harry Turner, John Ventura. 1 tlclp&te In the procession at 10:80 a. Fifth grade—Gerald DeVeaux, Donald cause most residents of Monmouth ast week at Fort Dlx. m. Sunday at St Ann's church. The Messier, Herbert O'Callaghan, DavM Wnl- Metal and rubier are two things that we r« county give only a dollar In tho an- Leon Williams, Jr., left Sunda procession will precede the 40-hour dorf, Melody Daniels. Ruby Gaddls, Naomi Jlpn, Eveleyn May, Helen Myern, Beatrice nual roll call, residents here have for a fort In Florida, where he I dovotlon services. Plummer, Adeline Verango, Angelina Ver- not going to be able to get quite as freely only given a dollar to the War fund, stationed, after a ton-day furloug] A surprise party was given to Lola anae, Anna LaForta, Amy Sue Hntchctt, at we used to. 1 think if't n good idea to forgottlng that there are member- spent with his parents, Mr. am Ogden of Forest* avenue In celebra- Fourth grnde—Jane Barton, Joan Chnp- ships up to almost any amount. Com- man, Ffttrlcla Garrnbrant, Elizabeth Pren- buy underwear made ti'i'tn them, when wa Mrs. Loon Williams. lon of her ISth birthday last nlkoif, Dorothy Stovena, Rebecca Turner. mittees are In tho process of bolng ap- Tho flro company auxiliary met Wednoaday evening. ' Thoso proscnt Edna Bernhardt, Muriel Brush, Junnlta can savo almost half the usual price. pointed In order that lawyers will In- Tuesday night at tho homo of Mrs, wore Joan Tronory,. Dorothy Naus- Cook, Willie Danlela, Edward (iaildli. Nor- haiim, June Walling; Boris Uhrlg, man HtlVDrsen, Richard Homan, Robert 1 tervlew lawyeTs, dootorg BOO doctors John Hunt and made final plans fo Osborn, Joseph Romeo. ' DETAILS: High count, woven cotton and merchants collect from mer- a gamo party to bo held Friday, Irma Zahlmann, Eleanor Schmidt, Third grade—Harry Carroll, Charles lie- chant. ' February 20, In tho school building, Lola Ogden, Cheater Carmen, Ar- ttron, Mary'Jane Covert, Joan Mumforcl, broadcloth, snap-fattened with elastic thur Buorkle, Kenneth Fltxgorald, Joan.Ferry, Miriam Lebedun. ited Bank heads tho list In tho con- Mrs, Ruth Fhlpps Is chairman ol Second and first irrndes—Kenneth Hllt- tides. Full cut, expertly tailored. 30 to tho commlltoo. WIUIB Westerndot, Richard Rich and brunner, Edward Johnson, Jack Lemon. 44. Combed cotton undenhirti at the tribution] of tho Rod Cross Branohos Julius Emblcy, • « Walter Meyers,. John Overtoil, Lenn Rex, with a total of $12,680,76. As tho Red Mr. and Mrs. John ffinglebrech' Thomas $t«veni, Frank ttognrt, Barbara tame low price. • •' • and Misacn Veronica and Lois Hodgi Friday afternoon .there, will be a Bank Chapter Includes Rumson, Gsddls, Marjorle Stevens. MEN'S STORE, STRKST FLOOR Fair Haven, Shrewsbury Eatontown are planning* to attend a weddlni puppet and magician show for the Beginners—Gloria Kemble. and the townships of, Atlantic and of friends Sunday morning at N children of St. Ann's school In tho Shrewsbury,'the local business men York city. school auditorium, The entertain- stated that this sum Is about one- A thicken salad and pig feet sup- ment is being sponsored by the .Flschor Baking Co, Colt's Neck fourth of what thoy expect to col- per will bo held Friday, February Mrs. Mary -Tenore of Seabreeze lefflt, • within tho next month, Tho 27, In Thornton's store for the bon. (Tha Red Bank Register can bo bought ft of Bt, Thomas' A.M.E, Zlo way hold a card party at her homo at Louli I'lotkln'i itore) poorest showing to tho War Fund, Tuesday evening, church. Tho affair Is being spon Refreshments Sunday evening a fellowship moot- based on population, Is Long Branch were served, sored by tho stewardess board, Ni which has contributed only $2,674.20, The Ladles' auxiliary of the Wil- Ing was held In tho Reformed chapel. The 18,028.30 of Anbury Park will bo 2, of which Mrs. Esthor F. Maybo: liam L, O'Neill association held a The first meeting of tho junior choir at least tripled, according to Us act- Is prosldent. mooting last Wednesday night. waa held Tuesday aftornoon at tho Ing mayor Vincent P. Keufor and a Raymond Cummlngs has accopte At the meeting of the mayor and chapel.. Children from tho fourth to member of the business mon's com- Job n§ night watohman at For' council last week borough finances the eighth grades attended, Choir mittee. Tha contributions of other Monmouth. and plans for the Improvement' o£ rehearsal wna hold Wednesday even- branches to date aro Atlantlo High Mrs, Ella Porter Is visiting,, he the Belvedere Beach area were dla- ing. ' ' lands, '1520.20; Belmar, $1,138.75 alator, Mrs. Irene Hannun of Ball ciinod. The borough recently took Thursday evening a pancake sup- Brlelle, (31)8.30; Freehold, $2,203.00 bury, North Carolina. over all of this amusement beaoh per was held at the church. . Keaniburg, $169.13; Keyport, $1,102.. A men's night Is planned for nox property for taxes. It was formerly Sunday, February 15, a service of M; Manaaquan, $171; Matawan, $091.- Tuesday at St. Thomas' ohurch owned by the Belvedere corporation. Communion will bo held, Tho drat 88; Wldillotown, (0,484.85; Boa Girt, The arrangements are In charge o Permission was given to have all the Lenten sorvlce will be hold Wcdnos- • ?.: ."'.'vw,;_},«.;; *MW»8JW!*lflWASUl r«i; b;bbronco;,.Robln.onl , ,

jlGAND, TETLEY WIN ated bassinet for Mra. Luher. Gamei Centerville were played,, and a buffet luncheon Grey Ladies Of _ 8. Welgand and Harold J. Shower Given For Miller Elected waj aerveS. Guests attending were Harry B. Hvilley spent Friday at were re-elected to the Little Saturday -Bride Mri. Clarence ;Magee, Mra. Leland Shrewsbury Help M,rd of education Tuesday, President Trenton. . Mis. William Naulty, Oaks' road Richmond, Mri : Johanna Foxton, Mr. «nd Mrs. Salvatorl Stralno •jtf 89 and 78 votes, respective- Mri. Vreeland' Morris, and Mrs. |e John T. Lovett, 3d, who Rumson, was hOBteaa Friday even- spent Sunday with relative! In Entertain Fort ing at a variety shower given In Special Meeting Louise Jemen of Belford; Mra. Brooklyn. Stated,, received 45 votea. The George Paxton of New York city; 1 i jyirrled.'', . . honor of Miss Clayre Marten, Long Mr, and Un. Tony Qranato of Monmouth Soldiers Branch, who will be wed to John D. Held Sunday Mrs. Joseph Luker, Mrs. Fred Beam, West Keanaburg, andJMr.'and Mrs, Sullivan, formerly of Ked Bank, Mri. Edward Bryke and < Mrs. Ed- Tcun Durdack apent Bunday. with TTlibae^ndo^•^reIopj^ Saturday. • . win Beam of Port Monmouth; Mra, Stephen DiDo'nato and family. , services was held at Christ Episco- TT William A. Miller of Little Silver, John VanKIrk of .Red,Bank, and Corporal Ernest Zupancio of For prominent in Hed Bank civic circles, Mr, and Mr«. Peter Qenoves.e apent pal church, Shrewsbury, -Sunday, Monmouth sang "I Love You Truly/ Mra. Edward Anderson..' and' Mri.' Sunday with Mr. and MM. Jwaph Chaplain-B. ». Eells of Fort Mos- was unanimously elected president of Paul1 Garrison of Cheeaequake. ' : the board of directors of the Red : Yatco of Brooklyn. • moutlv officiated and a program of Corsages were presented to Miss Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy of Art ! Albert Slano la haying tha Interior .hymns waa arranged _by MT. and• Bank Young Men's Christian assocla' Ington has been spending a few Marten, Miss Margaret Tierney, who tion at a special meeting of the board of his house redecorated. Mrs. Benjamin F. VanVllefand Mra. will be In the wedding party, and daya with' her sister,=Mra.-Gertrude Mrs.! John Granato, and children, Stewart VnnVllet, There'wa« eongre- Sunday night In the "Y" building on Rowley arid daughter Vernice. .!; Step Mies Grace Emmdns, who also will Riverside avenue. Loula »nd Joaephlne and Mias Mary gatlonal singing and a group of boy bemarried Saturday. '•/•..- Mils Hazql Craverj returned to Granato spent Bunday-with Mra. choristers' assisted and included I Mrs. Heps. Farrls, Little .Silver, her position vat-New (York Sunday, Roberta, Ferrante ot Matawan. Richard Burger, Morgan Knapp, Jr., Stools 1 Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Fair Haven, after upending sCfew days with her ' Mri, Henry Walling of Keyport Is Thomas' psborn, Jr., Robert Bcott* •J 1 sister, Mrs, Dolores • Craig. Robert Morgan, ' William Pegram, IN COLORS and MiBs Catherine Warwick, Long •pending the winter with her daugh- Branch, won prizes for bridge.. A The. Belford Parent-Teacher, asao- ter, Mr«. Franoli- Stanhope. • ? Richard Magulro, William Johnson, elation will hold a luncheon at the Loomls White, Teddy Pegram and midnight buffet supper was served. . Mr, and Mra, Frank Ambroslno and : school Thurada? afternoon; FebrU' Howard Strauss.' ' '" '- Those present Included Mrs. family motored to Owne Park, gun- : Charles' Ellert, Mlnneaink park; Mra. ary 19. Ther.e will also be a host- day to visit Frank Davlno, who is Two solos we're aung by P, N. L, 3 Elsie Carhart, Mrs. Erneat Zupancic, ess card party at the, achool Thurs- leaving tor tha army next, week, White, with J. Stanley Farrar of St. Mrs.; John E. Day, Miss Ruth Van- day evening, February 26. George's church, Rumaon, at the or> Mr and'. Mri, John H. Wermtrt Peter G«noves» and Stanley Stil- R.HANCESSONS Note,, all. of Bed 'Bank; rMrs, Jomph 50H Of ttBRVARV, 9K06- well were elected- as new members gan. Also In attendance at the ser- Howard, Little Silver; Mrs. Herbert spent Sunday With Mr. And Mri AVOW vtm»W««weiw vice was a group of convalescent pa- Frank, Sherry: it^Lb'ng Branch. • on the Holmdel board of education 42 Monmouth Street, HawklnB, Fair Haven; Mrs. William ' AHt> LlNCOtN FOR H\S Olfflrf Tueaday. ;? tlenU from the field station hospital Mia. Xily' Watson apent Monday at Fort Monmouth. ' Porter, Fair Haven; Mra. Terry Mar- • • Peter Genoyeae end.Mr. and Mn. >\ 'Red Bank ten and Miss Grace Emmons, Long at Newark.-* , - Following the service-Chaplain and Mrs Elizabeth Koch and, brother S"rank Lvoat'relll motored to New Branch. . \ • , York ;Wedne»day. . Mrs. Eellfl and'the young men from Charles , of ,,Hudson' Heights spent the fort were guosts of a group ot Sunday at their summer home hefe. Josephine Granato and Winifred Smith are,on the sick list. Grey Ladles or Shrewsbury division, Mnr. Mabel Hlgglnson of Long American Red Cross, who enter- Branch spent Sunday with Miss : Phllomena Mallconloa, daughter of Mr, «,nd Mra;. Anlello Maliconlca, oo!- talhed'them-at aupper at.the pariah, Emma S Plahn. ESPGCIALW AS AMEWC*/ house. Mrs. Robert G. ilaley, ohalp. Mra Jeanne Balrd of Larchmont ebrated her Uth birthday with a par- GR€. WA% QTfO,R4Rni ty Saturday s night, Gamos were man of the Grey Lady division, also Is visiting her, aunt, Mrs. Julia (NEWONS UtttlK THE W0F 6p was a guest. The Grey Ladles, In Keefer —'••-- ~ Played and dancing and musio was •iUNfrt' >S7Jor PASr AHft'lHAT OUR enjoyed.' Refreahmenta were served, uniform, includod~Mrs," J, H. Grady, Mr. and Mrs, ChaVles Devlne'of Philomona received many gifts. Mies Noel Nollson, Mrs, John Karrh, Bloomfleld spent Saturday with Mias Mrs, A! F. Greenhall, Mra. Jamea BE SAFE-KEEP YOUR BIN FILLED Marlon Langford and family. VonHlfio, Mrs, J, Ullman and Mrs, Mra Harry Lange is able to be 1.1S0 IHV6NT10NSVJKICKKWB BROUGHT , Give your wont ade a chance, See L, S.. tlvlaaker. •'- ' • out after being confined to the CO WORTS, COHV6NIEHCE5, J0» AHft P*05-.-^n that you Insert them In The Register. Transportation was furnished the A. MILLER «E33 to AW PEOPii;, Hew TRULY Tfiit JJ house for two weeks 'with- grip. -— Tour advertisement may be ever eo BUestB ^fwm_.Fort__Monmputh;_ by Mr. and Mra. Craig Flnnegan en- '•^fHinb' GREW SON «-f9BRUARY. - - >iri5i»RtuSeri good but you cant expect results tin- Misses Laura Nellaon, Ruth La liehigh Valley John B. Allen, chairman of the lesa. they are placed In a paper wltb T nominating committee, named the tertained relatives from New York a real circulation. That's where The mar'ohe, Mrs, A. F. Greenhall and B. j| Hard Lehigk Coal Medium Free Burning following-men, who were also duly last week. Robert Waters, Thomas Miner, Jr., Register, can eervevou.—Advertise- F. VanVllet, Morgan Knapp, Walter elected, to aid Mr.'Miller In the con- Mrs. Herman Doran is visiting at Atlantic Highlands Wllber Pauat arid John Stultz. Thorn* ment. Guptll and John Karrh. duct ot "Y" activities for tho next Bast Orange. as Robertson, son of. Mr. and' Mra' two-year term: Lester R. Ross, first Mrs. Arthur.Grob of Red Bank (Th« Bad Bank Begliter can bo bouiht J COAL,CO. •"«. in Atlsntle Highland! Jrom William Led. Perrlne Robertson of Fifth etreot, vico president; Theodore J. La- ipent Saturday with Mra, Helen I. Lumbure. A. Knti, Romeo'i rilllne Sta- leaves tomorrow for Fort Dlx. ' brecque, second vice president; t>r. 3rob. Jon and Mr. WUllBmson) Plana foi: the Washington suppe? s|camore Ave., • * Shrewsbury James W. Parker, third vice preBl- Mrs. Irving Roop has just received Mantell Hose company. No. 2, held were furthered at a meeting Tuesday dent; Harry C. Fay Worden, record- one of Ed East'a "Get Acquainted a dinner Monday night in honor.of night of the Woman's Society of | Phone R. B. 1251 ing secretary; and F. Pierre Holmes Assortment" of White Hose quality three members who are entering the Chrlitlan Service.at the home of Mrs. as treasurer. The newly elected foods for sending in a question for sorvice- They are Herbert Posten, Otto Gautschy, ' ... president succeeds Theodore D.Par-, :ise on East'3 • kitchen quiz radio whojaa been employed at the post- Mrs. Edward LaMarr of Barberie sons, who served as head of the or- program. Mrs. Roop also received avenue was hostess Monday night to ganization for the past two years. office and leaves tomorrow for Fort in invitation to attend one of the members of the Young Republican Other members of the board In- Dlx; Harvey Bowtell, who Expects to jioadcasta. leave any day for Newport, Rhode club at her home. . clude Jesse N. Beers, Edgar B. Mrs. John P. Euler is spending a MOLLY PITCHER FOOD MARKET Blake, George M. Bodman, Hubert Island, where he will Join the Naval The Methodist Sunday-school board week at Washington, D. C, with her Reserves, and Herbert O. Todd, Jr., Is planning an Interesting program 18 Monmouth St. Free Delivery Phone R. B.3144 M. Farrow, Harold A. Heridrickson/ daughter, Mra. S. C. Bluh. Joseph C. Irwin; Harry Malchow, Leo who has enlisted at Fort Monmouth. for the Easter; entertainment to be William Posten, aon| of Mr. and given In the church. «! I PBIME K. McKee, John H. Mount, Paul J. PRIME de la Reussille, Arthur B. White, Mrs. Harry Posten, has been trans- A large attendance ila expected at I RIB LEGS CHUCK Ensley M. White, J. William Helm Union Beach. ferred from Fort Dix to Fort Lee, th» Valentine dance io be held Sat- md J. Daniel Tuller. The board .of Virginia. urday night by the Parent-Teacher irusteeB is, composed of Thomas Irv- Union Beach fire company held a y.-'-W, Brook, local Insurance association In the school auditorium. LAMB meeting last week. It was announced ROAST ROAST ing Brown, Herbert E. Edwards, J. agent, has leased the First avenue Books, fiction or nori'-floUon, for the that a little, over $100 had been .eater Eisner, Edwin C. Gilland, Dr. store recently vacated byHerbert 0, soldiers, sailors and marines are be- c Samuel W. Hauaman, John L. Mont- cleared from the defense dance last Todd, Jr., and will occupy It as his c montli. Of this $60 was turned over ing collected at the ppbllo library in gomery, Theodore D. Moore and Al- business headquarters about April 1. the borough hall. They may be left 29lb. bert W. Worden. General secretary to the.local defense council and the The Lions club held Its dinner- lb. remainder will bo used to purchase with the librarian, Miss Vlolette Mur- of the "Y" la William H. Pether- meeting Monday nigbt at Cedar Inn, ray; the boroilgh clerk, William E. Bib Spring Sugar Cured 101° bridge, assisted by Carl A. Kline and necessary equipment for the fire Highlands. > • , • . Haiaburger ' LAMB / 00* company. Kohlenbuah, or John-p, Adair, • boK STEAK * . J SLICED **2 leorge H. Taylor.. Atlantic 'Highlands Auxiliary of ougli collector. . '. • CHOPS J lb BACON W-lb.pkfr Mr. Allen offered the opening pray- ThomaB Holey 'was given a sur- Monmouth Memorial hospital met er at tho gathering after which Mr. prise birthday party last -yireek ^ by Tuesday afternoon at the home of Another series of game parties was Fresh Miller took over as presiding officer. members of his family living in New- Mr«. M. T. Hazelton. : started Tuesday by Twlnllght J>oat, Fresh-KUIed American Legion, In the Boy avenue LAMB ; ••' SAUKR J, Daniel Tuller gave an interesting rk. Mr, Holey was 70 years old. Mrs. Ralph McMlllin has returned FOWL headquarters.' ' " LIVERS 29*lb KKABT 33fb resume of the annual dinner meeting The. Ladles' auxiliary of Union to her home on Mount avenue. John R. Hqjjan has .been made an of the organization Tield Monday, Beach fire' company met at the home Mrs. William Byrne, who has been Large Bunches Jc bunch Extra Large O heads 1 Co January 26. . ',' • of Mrs. Gertrude Zahn on Aumack air raid warden at West Palm Beach, HI with the grip at her Valley drive Florida, where he and his wife are CALIFORNIA ICEBEEG • . « lor *» President Miller appointed the fol- avenue last Monday. home, is able to be about again. losvjng committees for the current The Women's Democratic club spending the winter. -' Thursday, March 12, is the date set C&RROTS LETTUCE fiscal year: Mr. Tuller, Ralph H. held its weekly card party Wednes- A. Founder's .day program was pre- Eckert, Edwin R. Conover, Harry day, February U, in their club room for the annual Methodist church roll LARGE call. A supper will be served be- sented last night by .the Highlands The Qifi That Will FXjOBEDA OA 0D> W. Crawford, John V. Crowell, Theo- at tha Village inn, -f Parent-Teacher association In the JtJICE £U for fad SEEDLESS 6 for 25° dore D. Moore, Hubert M. Farrow, tween the afternoon and evening ses- The Regular Republican club met sions. school auditorium. Miss Anna V. ,ester R. Ross, F. Pierre Holmes and Drew, president of the group, pre- Please ana flatter GRAPEFRUIT last Wednesday. Tho group is plan- Miss Gertrude Berdunn, who haa OfcANGES George M. Bodman, finance; Mr. sided. Mrs. George G, King and Mrs. ing to send cigarettes to local boya been laid up with a broken arm aus- Allen, Mayor Charles R. English, n tho service. The names of ten M. O. Barrett, past presidents, were She .will feel Battered and loved by your John WestbrookrCharles-LeMaistre,- wys""weTe ^rawn "asJ recipients "of among-those presently A-candlelight gift of flow«r«—noUilnB due could ploa»6 Dr. James W. Parker, J. William agaln. service was conducted by Mrs. Ivlns :hls week's gifts; They are as fol- her quite so much. Seloct bouquets, cor» Heim, Jesse N. Beers, Mrs. Walter A. ows; Charles Hutchlnson, Stephen The books and equipment of the Voorheea, Mrs. Ralph Julian, Mra. Rullman and Miss Nancy Field, 3klslock, Michael Sullivan, Edwin public library 'have been moved to Charles Powell, Mrs. Nathan Rltter- Rage* and -growing plants from Berardl's. Westslde board of governors; Ai-thur the new location in the school build- *oss, William Knight, Edward Mc- mon, Mrs. Fred P.- Bedle, Mrs, - > ;••' \ ' ' ' , ^ • B. White, Dr. Lawrence R. Burdge, Carthy, Thomas McKlttrlck, Owen ing preparatory to the reopening Thomas Lyons and Mrs. John Bar- Cash & Carry William L. Russell, Sr. and Albert Levy, Steven Koyi, Robert Knight. Monday. bajelleta, A large birthday cake, pre- !••••'•>•'.'•'•••• Phone ft. B. 2571 W. Worden, membership; Ensley M. The next meeting will be held at A patriotic tea and game social will pared for the occasion.by Mrs. Henry White, chairman, Harold A. Hend- :30 p. m., February 18, when other be Jield tonight by the Ladies' aid so- Fehlhaber, was cut and served with rlckson, Elwood D. Powers, Stewart lames will be drawn. ciety ot the Presbyterian church in other refreshments. Vocal solos were Cook, O. E. Davis, Jr., Willis A. Clay- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrari ot the Sunday-school room. ' rendered by Mrs. King, accompanied ton and C. Donald English, house; The local Red Cross rooms will be by Mrs. Jesse LI Volal, who played ourth street announce the marriage '-;.•'" ' Member of Florist Telegraph Dcllvprj- , Edgar B. Blake, John H. Mount, if their eon Bernle to Miss Irene ipen today and tomorrow. Additional piano selections, ; ''rank Pingitore, George Worthley, ilascolina of Jersey City last Sun- articles made and shipped last week, >., Mrs. John L. Montgomery and lay, February 8. The service wa3 as reported by Mrs. Earle B. Snyder, Seven-Bridge Road, " Little Silver Discount: Miss Elizabeth Rogers, group work; Braggadocio is the name of a. Mis- performed In the Church of. Our included five todler's packs, 15 souri town. • liarry C. Fay Worden, John M. Bar-Lady of Sorrow, Jersey City. The knitted mufflers, five pairs men's berlo, Charles Johnson and Fred- couple will reside in Jersey City. socks, five sleeveless sweaters, 30 irick Johnston, public relations; Les- A son, Francis Joseph, Jr., waschildren's sleepers, 10 Gertrudes, ter R. Ross, William A. Miller, Theo- iorn last week to Mr. and Mro. hree bonnets, nve ladles' skirts and On All Laundering and Dry Cleaning Services dore. J. Labrccque, Harry Malchow i"rank McCarthy of Newark. The 15 tweed mlttena. The call for and Ensley M. White,_ executive; J. nother la the former Miss Mae Cof- William Helm, River street; Joseph straight chairs for uae In the work 'ey of this place. The child is the rooms Is still urgent, C. Irwin, Edgar B, Blake, William rat grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Mr. and Mra. John M. Plllsbu.ry THE SWEETEST Sherwood, Harry Greenwood and seph Coffey of Sidney avenue, Union left Saturday for a two weeks' vaca- Mrs. Hcrmlna Leckner, athletic; Leo Beach. tion at Miami, Florida. K. McKee, real estate; Paul J, do la Tha Ladles' auxiliary of the Vet- Reussille, program and policy; Theo- ,F, Howard Lloyd of Matawan, for- UNION LAUNDRY irans of Foreign Wars held their mer supervising principal of the Mld- dore D. Parsons, personnel commlt- plundering • Hug donning - Dry Cleaning - Garment Storage egular meeting last evening^ The dletown township schools, addressed ee. :lub is building a cigarette-fund for EVER TOLD! the Parent-Teacher aaaoclation Tues- Joseph C. Irwin, chairman of this 62 White St. Red Bank Phone R. B. 1144 he local boys In the aervlce. day night in tho high school auditor- 'ear's financial campaign of the Edward McCarthy, Jr., United ium on "Defense Through Patriotic HARVEY B, SMOCK, Besldent Manager. Monmouth Federation of Y. M. C. States Navy, came home last week Education." Founder's day was ob- A.'s, reported that the drive will be- to attend the funeral of his nep-served at the meeting, which was at- Make February 14tii a real Day-to- gin Friday, February 27. Details of icw, George Greiger, aged three tended by many members and post tho personnel of the divisions, leaders be remembered: Give her jewelry—• years. The child is the eon of Mr. prealdents of the group. A social and workers will be announced In tho and Mrs, Paul Greiger of Newark. time followed the program. a lasting gift. near future. Mrs. Greiger 1st the former Marie Others speaking about "Y" actlvl- McCarthy of Columbia avenue. Word has been received hers of the safe arrival of Mr. and Mrs.' Cyrus :los were William H. Pethcrbrldgc, The Union Beach Democratic club general secretary; George H. Taylor, J. Zimmerman at Puerto Rieo. Tho See her eyes light, up when she is planning a series of Polish-Amer- trip took seven days. Mrs. Zimmer- secretary of tho Westslde "Y," andican dances to be held every third catches sight of a Beussilles' dia- Wilbur D. Crosle.v of Mannsquan, man Is a sister of Nelson Roberta Saturday evening of each month. arid Mrs.. Mary McHenry. The couple chairman of the Monmoulh County Tho first dance . will bo Saturday, mond. Or perhaps you'd rather pre- "Y" finance committee. • have been visiting In the state* for February 21.' The club Is running a the laat two months. sent her with a fine timepiece. Our merchandise club, of _whlch Mrs. M. •""nrrell Is chairman. Tha group alio Mlu Jeanette M. Knight, daughter collection is characterized by beau- Belford holds old-fashioned card parties. at of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Knight, tho Village Inn Thursday evenlnga, Third avenue, has accepted a po- tiful design : and expert workman- (Tim Rod Dunk ncSlsl,r c«n lie boiuht sition as secretary and aaalstant to In llelfonl from H, Cliy llnlr, VanNorillck, with defense stamps an prizes. anil Wasiermnn'ji, Mr. and Mra, F. Badaml enter- Rev. F. Russell Purdy, pastor of the sbip< Flrat Baptlat church, Aabury Park.' V: . ' '•,? P' Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hclmuth ained Mr. and Mra, Fred Wolff of obacrvod their 53d woddlng annlvcr- Kcarny lust Sunday. Come in now and let us show 'you Bankcredit is termed the "life blood of oaiy Tuoadny, January 27. ' Police Officer William Tlghe has Mr«. Josoph Havens is nblo to bo uat completed a coune of Instruc- Highlands our Valentines! , -, commerce." It is fast revealing itself as . out nftcr being kept Indoors for lons for civil defense held at Tren- on by tho Federal Bureau of Inves- (Th. Bed Bank K«lit.r e»n la bogakl also the life blood of defense. Fortu- two weeks by illness. » llh(hl»nd» from I. Gr««nip»n, Mr. Mull, Clifford Compton hns returnod to Igatlon. or, Didli'i drui itora end Joiepli Btf his position with the Clyde Mallory A linen shower was glvon for Mlas s«n) nately, American Banking is organized WATCHES BY line at Now York niter liolng kopt Francis Lavin at the home of Mra. Johh Shleber of Fourth street, on a highly efficient basis and the crisis home for three months with n brok- Louis Letwenske of Florence ave- local mail carrier, la recovering In Special! en arm. nue lost Friday. Mlts Uvln will be- Hazard hospital from an operation Hamilton found it ready and waiting to serve; Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Smith aro :omo the brido of Robert PattlBon ha underwent Saturday. Wilber Engagement and n tho near future. Wedding Rlhjr set Ample funds are available and, from recovering from sIcknosH. Daunt Is substituting for him, Mr. and Mm. Irving Roop and A farewell party was given In .Mr. and Mrs, .Joaeph 8h»y"-of New with.* rublf'B and 4 Elgin tho start banking has been able to meet Miss Holon Smith apont Saturday honor of George 'Sappah last overling- York were wook-end' guests of Mr fine diamonds In ovonlng with Mr, and Mrs. Thco- by Union Gardens llro company, Mr. and Mrs, B, J, Neimark. yellow gold. \ Girard-Perregaux the credit needs of defense. We wel- doro Kavclneko of Konnsuurg. Snppnh Is tho lln,t member of the , A Maado Robertson, Jr. Is tempor- company to bo called lor active eer- ( #Mr». Carrlo Vooihnes In visiting arily filling th« position as assistant $174.75 come opportunities to serve and will con' her datiRht'er, Mra, Loaler Dniley of vlcc, Ha leaves for Camp Dlx to- engineer on tho Highlands draw- Bulova ' Brooklyn, morrow, ' bridge. .. ' sfder all loan applications promptly. Tho Harris Gordons hone company Hnrold niavnn npOnt Hiindny al sponsored a. Polish-American dune Cpunollman Goorge W, Hardy Is III FarmlnRclnln with friemln, at tlm Village Inn Saturdny. .'•'• at hla Na,veslnk avenue home. Mr, and Mrs. Armand Hav»n« of . Gr,aci. Methodist church Is plan- Mrs. George K. Liming will be ha». U '. Sunday.' , Ruutauit'Ihelv- par.ty,, Mra," Vai' 8m'llir'"bf Volley TfiEMERCHJRNTS TRUST CO; pai-entu, Mr, nn,i Mr/) jMep|, jjnv. row rilght at 7i3O p, in. The affair nna. ' ' la to comniemprato the 16th anni- atroot won nraj't. print-Md Mra. El|t- OF RED BANK, N. J. Mr, u-ntl Mra. Robert VunNoto jind versary of the church ana In honor nbeth Mount tha'aurprlaa package at of Boy Scout week, George Ploktr- lout .wsek'a affair. , . Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Wllllnm 1 (Javaral local boya will report Sat- .,, -Member «t Federal Kriorvo Sprfem Ing and F. Howard Lloyd ara to bo Hi'lmutli. "• •peakers at thin fathor and son rally. urday In Newark for their final ex- Member Federal. IJojioilt Insurance Corporation A surprise stork ahower wo»' giv- Tha mayor and council met list amination preparatory to being REGISTERED JEWELERII en Mm, Donulil Luknr nf llnlfonl cell. Illiln for Ihe Knrliuge dUpokal Called Into the service, They Include 36 BROAD ST. AKIIICAH CIN SOClin Wodnesilay. aftarnoon ut tha lion were Mcepted. It wm iltclded toat Ilobort Anthoiw . Tliomaj DeCntnp, ( PHONE 1831 of Mm. Clnud Richmond, Many no nwitrd nould b« ni»il» until tha Buddy Dennis, A, Me«de Robertson, "IT.. '"'""' I" "'"'",„. V gllU were jUneed, in A large decor- lft. it* ftobeit Jlount, Aifx«d RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12,1942. Jivi to duty, remained at (his station up- Soldier ;Who on completion of the scheduled "op- erating period. At approximated 7:02 a. ra., « signal was detected oi Reported Planes his , Instruments, which, In. thi opinion* of Lockard, signified a larfi uarantee number of airplanes In flight ap Win8TheJ).S.M. proxlmately 182 miles distant. "At that moment Lockard. was Promoted to Sergeant- placed In a position of. great an grave' .responsibility to his country Will Attend Officer.' After, rechecking the distance ailmuth, Lockard promptly contact School at Ft. Monipouth ed the. duty officer of the Informa- tion center and furnished him with SATISFIED complete particulars of tha readings, Staff Sergeant Joseph I* Lockard, ' "Subsequent, investigations have . who detected the approach of Jap proven . conclusively that the air- anese airplanes at Pearl Harbor, on planes reported by Lockard were th a listening devljse on the morning o( large Japanese air force which at- December 7, when they were etlll 132 tacked the Island of Oahu at approx- milei distant, and gave an unheeded imately 7;B5 a, m." warning to his superior, officer, haa The Identity of the man who had been rewarded with the Distin- sounded the alarm was first revealed guished Service Medal, the War De through the efforts of Representa- partment announces. tive Forest A. Harness, Republican Moreover, In recognition of his ser- of Indiana, In a letter to President vices, Sergeant Lockard was recent- Roosevelt, Representative Harness ly promoted to staff sergeant from recommended Lockard for promotion private and was named to attend the "if found to be qualified for a high- officers' training school at Fort Moiv er rank." mouth, beginning March 13, the an nouncement said. ' The War Department's announce- Ladies' Auxiliary ment of the award, which was listed under "Hawaii," follows: Plans Year Book "Acting on the recommendation of A meeting of the Ladles' auxiliary Lieutenant General * Delos C, Em- of the Red Bank Benevolent associa- mons, commanding general, Hawai- tion, was held Monday evening at the ian Department, the Wat Depart- home of the president, Mrs. Agne ment today awarded the Distin- Lagomarslno, to. make up the yea guished Service Medal to Staff Ser- book for the coming year. Acme Meats are 'Tops" in Quality and Low in Price geant Joseph L. Lockard, Signal Air- Plans jwere discussed for haying craft Warning Regiment, guest speakers at one meeting each "On December 7, 1041, Sergeant month, and for social affairs to be Lockard, then a private on duty in held each month. FRESH GREEN Hawaii, was In charge of an aircraft Officers attending the meeting Government Graded "C. S. CHOICE" detector, unit. He voluntarily re- were Mrs. Lagomarslno president, mained on duty after hours and dur- Miss Rose Innacelli vice president, Bunch ing . thaLperiod .detected the^ ap- Mrs. Mary Carlucci treasurer, Miss proach of a flight of unidentified Florence Der" Guidlce~~secret»ry, planes, which afterward proved to be Misses Adeline Mazza, Louise Mon- the Japanese airplanes which made dlello and Louise Blanco trustees, : the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor Miss Rae Geronl sergeant-at-arms, Graded "U. S. Choice" by the Government. Look for the stamp "U. S. Ch'oice". An and Mrs, Leo Rocco chairman of th New Cabbage : 2"»-9c Jumbo Iceberg Lettuce «« 8c and military Installations. This ser- exclusive feature at our markets. Guaranteed "tops" for flavor and tenderness. vice of Sergeant Lockaixl was noted year book committee. . \ Tender Celery Hearts ••»*.. 1'Oir Large Oranges \£zw>« 25c In the recent report of Justice Rob- The group will meet again Tue» PORTERHOUSE iL*yc ROUND iu erts and hU associates who investi- day evening to complete final »r larno T^lifnrnla Orannoc , 70r n n lb lb rangements for the year book. gated the Pearl Harbor attack. doz. *. / v Oranges N ot. .cL 15j"25c STEAK •. ',W STEAK ' "In recognition of his services, Ser- geant Lockard waa recently pro- Potatoes NO V10"»29c Seedless Grapefruit **• 5c moted from private to staff sergeant P. T\ A. Play Given By and he has been designated to attend the officers candidate school nt Fort Fair Haven Group Selected CHUCK ROAST of Beef ib.25c Monmouth, N, J., beginning March Thei 20th birthday of Rumson Par Cauliflower Snow White Head 15c 13, next. ... . ent-Teacher association and Found Oov't Gradid "In recommending the award of 'era' day were observed Tuesday U. S. Cholc. the Distinguished Service Medal for night; the feature being a. short play Pot Roast Boneless 31 entitled "The Start of the P. T. A.," Sergeant Lookard, General Emmons which' was presented toy the Fair Hothouse Rhubarb said: Haven P. T. A. under the direction Serve ACME Fresher, Finer Produce Every Day! Beef Pork "Investigation having been made of'Mrs. T. Frazer Klngsland. Taking as required in Army regulation 600- part were Mrs. George Woodward 45, I recommend the award of the Mrs. Llewellyn Grlffln, Mrs. John W, Fresh Ground Beef »-22* Pork Feet . «-10* Distinguished Service Medal to Staff Howie, Mrs, Edgar V. Denlse, Mrs Pork Hocks . *-19* Sorgeant Joseph L, Lockard for ex-Arthur Rleman, Mrs. Lawrence Rib Roast " »-28* ceptionally meritorious service in a Schilling, Mrs, John Herber, Mrs, Al- Heinz Baked Beans "z 12c Sausage Meat •fc-29(f duty of great responsibility. Sergeant bert Talbot and Mrs. Frank Leslie Lockard, then a private, was the op-Mies Dorothy Parmly was pianist. Bean* with a background. With tomato sauce Plate Beef >='««>«c»m.d . »». erator In charge of the detector unit Corsages wore presented to Mrs Philadelphia Scrapple »• 17* operated by his organization on theAlbert Lauber, Jr., and Mrs. Frank ;*• 29* Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, Nary, past presidents. Miss Char- Corned Beef «•"•.'«• ™*« • Smoked Meats on the morning of December 7, 1941.lotte Lockwood, art teacher In Rum- In order that instructions In the op-son high school, gave a talk on art Supreme Enriched Bread 3 8c Chuck Steak ., »>-27* MorrelE-Z Cut Hams rkV.,, eration of aircraft-warning equip- The association's annual card Why pay more? Baked to perfection by our master baken. i ment might be given to another sol- party will be held Thursday,. March Bacon Squares dier under training, ho, in' devotion 26, in Rumson high school. Lamb and Veal Crax x 17e: Cookies ESSS* 10c Shoulder Lamb Chops • »• 29* Sliced Bacon •••—2*B1< ">-13* Slab Bacon ^ NOW ON SALE Lamb for Stew Store-Sliced Bacon — M.- Loin Lamb Chops *• 35* Prize Winning Baby Beef &SOO Coffee 2 - 45c ">-17* Delicatessen Superb blend of the world's finest coffees. You'll taste the difference. 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j j ••' \, i V ., •>.*, Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942, school, Judy's lubjecta wer# biology, English/history, physical education War Traffic and Spanish. < ' I Commuters Must Among Miss Miller's activities were Many A wards Made A t High School Newa 1 Typing dub, Masquers, and the Glrla Register With Schools For Hi-Yof'«. . At St. Mary's she la planning to Scout Court Of Honor Police Started take a college preparatory course, Local Boards ! ..._; _.JPewonali, anfl_. after „ fcraduatlpn will attend Pat Ambrosia is confined at his Northwestern University. ' F.B.I. Series home with an attack of scarlet fever. When asked what she would re- Notice Issued, by Pat acts as guard on the Maroon member about R. B. H. 8,, Judy said Merit Badges And Promotion* For Approved by Office varsity. • ' ' "All the swell friends I'va made," Colonel McDermott Francis Odenbach and Hubert Far- Good luck to you, Judy, Member* Of Local Troop* of Civilian Defense row will attend a formal dance on Marl CMUVO, of New York City j February 20. Shirley Dudley celebrated her 17th Plans of Some Graduates. DaUy commuters to New York city Merit badges and promotion* were E. E. Conroy, special agent tn birthday at New York City recently. given to moro than SO Boy Scouta at charge of the Newark office of the When the February graduates were who axe within tho forth-coming Se- Farewell Party Frances Blederman and Ned lective Service registration ago brac- the district court of honor held Tues- Federal Bureau of Investigation, has Strauss are a newsome. asked what their future plnns were dny night In the Mechanic street announced that the. F. B. I. has in the following answers-were obtained: kets of 20 to 44 years inclusive,must At Lincroft Inn Jane Helm and Clyde Colb, Joy Ma- register In their own home towns. school. augurated a series of war traffic son and Norman Morgan were a '. Ed Crelin—I'm going to work ai A high light of the program was • A dinner party was given* Satur- schools for police in 120 cities the Second National Bank In Red Colonel Arthur V. McDermott, Se- day night at Lincroft inn for James foursome lost Saturday evening at lectlve Service Director for New •the presentation of two eagle «cout throughout the United States. Mr. Jave's House, Now York, They also Bonk. awards to Robert S'tillwagon of Elmer and Earl Herbert of Atlantic Conroy states that schools will be Marian Pfelff—I start In working York city, advised Tuesday, Highlands by their co-workers at attended the broadcast, "Court of Troop 17 and Theodora Getzler of held In Now Jersey in Atlantic City Awards." • .' i at the Eatontown, bank, filing. New York city la faced with the Troop 67.. Charles Stlflwagon, com- Raritan arsenal. M. Elmer and Mr. from February 23 to February 28, Claire Bower and current interest Mary Soldo—I work In Newberry'i large-scale problem of registering an jnlttecman of Troop 17, presented his Herbert will leave soon for service Trenton and Camden from March 9 Jackie Thomas—I have a job at estimated 800,000 men ot its own res- with the armed forces of the United were seen at a social gathering In son with the badge which represents to March H and Newark from March Fort Monmouth. idents on thU coming Sunday and the high award in scouting. Dr. Ed- States. Red Bank recently. 16 to March 21, . Ruth Wigdorwlta attended "Mac- Newton Flax—To a machinery Monday, Colonel McDermott said. win Stew-art, ono of the first dinners .Present were J. M. Scott, T. H. Those who are Interested in this school In Keantbbrg Is where I am Commuter*, whfla it Is a "must" that of an eagle scout badge and wearer Gaffey, Mr. and Mrs. George Petty, beth" at the National theater last type of school, living In Monmouth Saturday evehlngg, , going, • ' they register in their own communi- of scouting's silver beaver, made the Mr. and Mrs. J. Fee, Eugene Prln.ce, or Ocean counties, are advised that Barbara Conkllng—Mm. O'Shea's ties,' can be of groat assistance to Lee Acq, Mr. and Mrs.. Volocalk, Grace Holbropk and brother Lloyd presentation to Scout Getzler, whose Trenton would be the most advant- Business school, and then maybe a the New York city Seloctlve Service father \fas unable to be present. Charles Schmidt, M. Kenney, Mr. and were skating at the Singing Wheels ageous school for them to connect. job at the Ppst, Administration by not even attempt- The1 life-scout badge, next in rank Mrs. W. Maloney, Miss Grace Wnld- Arena Sunday afternoon. The official approval of the Office Michael Ferrlgno visited with rel- Josephine Fontant—I would like to ing to register either Sunday o? dur- to the eagle badge, was presented to mann, L. Barczewski, Miss Margie ing the business hours of Monday in Janderup, Miss Georgette Elmer, of Civilian Defense has been given WA9 COMMODORE P~ atives In Newark over the week-ond. get a secretarial position. 11 scouts. They are Harry Clayton, this program by Mayor Fioreilo H. RAGSWP. AND OWE 0 Edna, Aszman—Got a job ai New York city, he added. James Fix, Robert Lauber, Marvin Thomas Dunne, E. Maloney, Miss ^-Gloria Ferrln. Helen DiAlfohso, George Galochow, LaGuardla, former United States di- model. In addition they will be materially Richael and Robert Fix of Troop 17, Alfonso Tomalne—I'm going to get Stephen "W. Noglow of Troop 23, Sid- Miss Teresa Toth, Norman Kelby, rector of Civilian Defense. Miss Jane Burlew, helping themselves in the saving of Mr. and Mrs. Cassone, Walter Olen- The schools will be of six days' a job as i machinist's apprentice at valuable time and avoiding needless ney Aaler of Troop 60, and Charles Miss Jane Burlew, a' senior at Fort Monmouth. .. Goodridge, William G.JDlson, Assist- Ich and Miss Lucille Bendavid. duration and instruction will be pre- confusion by teglsterlng at their own Montclalr State Teachers' college, Rao Cottrell—I don't know. local boards. Colonel McDermott ex- ant Scoutmaster Mahlon Grimes; Jr., sented by-experts of .the F. B..1., will'spend the next "M" weeks as a and Assistant Scoutmaster Wesley aldedbytrafflc specialistsjwhose _sej>. practice teacher_under Mrs, Barbara plained. Because, ho added, the reg- Olson of Troop 67. vices have been obtained by the •Fe.iF Kane, English teacher; "and" Don- istraUon-card-of-each"lridlvlat Red Bank almost daily for Leon Adler, Walter Cobb and R. traffic hazards during air raids, op- George Ivins and William Macin- other interests. Shaw. • -. taxed New York city personnel, he JC. Emmons, second class scout; ardo, where he played football and eration of vehicles -without full traf- a few days' visit and the vacant said,' rooms situation is acute. All resi- tosh. Mrs. Ivah Cadwallader was After her graduation from college, Class 5—-Monroo Cagle, Dominic James Soden, star scout; Gilbert Ben- baseball. He played with a shore fic Jight control during black-outs, elected for the unoxplred term of the she will be qualified to teach English, aett, gardening merit badge; Harry conference All Star football team In dents who may have a single room ChrlstopheK Louis Mastrla and Jack damage to electrical systems of traf- late Mrs. Mae Karp. All are mem- history and Latin. Kennedy. • Clayton,* first aid, scholarship and a special charity tilt In his senior fic control during air raids, accidents or two to spare for ?4 or $5 per week, and double rooms at $7. and bers of the present board. The school Miss Burlew Is one of the three Class 6—Phil Blnaco, Hubert Far- athlete; Charles W. Crouch, car- year. He later played football with occurring duringblack-outs, accumu- budget waa carried. new practice teachers at Red Bank Case Is Settled . pontiy; James < Fix, safety, music, the Quadrangle club and the Leon- $8, are requested to communicate at row, Richard Lamberson, David Co- lation and handling of crowds at PvU First Class Frod Pomphrey high school—Ann Miller. hen, Fred Bruno, Charles knold and scholarship, physical development; ardo Field club. He has been em- evacuation points during air raids, once either with Director Robbins at the U.S.O. club, 365 Broad street, has retufned to Fort Bragg after a Billy Noglow. Before Trial Robert Stlllwagon, zoology; Marvin ployed at Jack Kennedy's service 1 accumulation and handling of crowds visit with Ms family here. He was What Have You Dona to Better Rlchnel, carpentry, athletics, scholar- station on East Front street. at points of damage following air or with' Chairman White at the Class 6—Frank Cltarella, Louis ship, first aid, life saving; James So- Chestnut street office, opposite the accompanied on the trip South by ' Your School? Dell'Omo, Tommy Maletto, Pete Slck- Present at tho party were Mr, and raids, pedestrian traffic control dur- JJdwln, Warren and Walter Pom- ols, Bud Wiggins, Robert Farrow, Union Beach Woman Hea, safely, Ufa saving; David Wil- ing air raids, planning and main- Armory. Some grumble and groan that Red son, reading, life saving. Joseph Mrs. Bernard A. Hickey, Mr. and phrey, who will spend a few daya Bank high is crumbling tear down Bob Parker an.d Bob Promlnlskl, Mrs. William C. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. tenance of traffic control maps, plan- Rooms which are available should at Fort Bragg, and then stop at the team for not winning, and rave Receives $2,600 IValleau is scoutmaster. ning and marking of traffic routes, Donald Klopp, Red Bank journal- Paul Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence be ready for inspection by the prop- Washington, D. C, to visit their sis- on about the teachers. These pull Harrington, Mr. and Mrs, Honry provision of military convoy routes, er authorities. ter, Mrs. Doris RoblnBon. : down the high school, never build it ' ism teacher, presented the following expediting movement of military Blanks will be provided by Direc- Luncheon Shower— Mrs. Anna Jonos of Bayvlow a.vo- Conway, Mr. and Mrs. James Lar- Members of Rumson Fire com- up. awards to Troop 23: Vernon Dunn, units and rerouting of civilian ve- tor Robbins or Chairman White nue. Union Beach, received a settle- Peter Frominskl and Robert Richael kin, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Klrkpat- pany, under the direction, of Capt. Have you ever given a moment's hicle traffic, provision of routes for and they may be filed at their of- For Red Bank Girl ment of $2,600 Tuesday' at Freehold to first class scouts; Worth Cunning- rlck, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Lemoine, Walter Hiltbrunner, extinguished a notice to what you have done to bet- the safe transportation of explosives, fices or at the Community Chamber for personal injuries sustained In an ham, woodwork merit badge; Vernon •Mrs. William Donegan, Mrs. John grass fire yesterday at noon in back ter your school? Have you helped A luncheon shower was tendered preparation of plans foj; bomb re- of Commerce at 99 Monmouth street automobile acoldent April 22, 1M1. Dunn, bookbinding; _ Hnrland Gray, Fowler, Mrs. Nona Little, Miss Grace of Campanula's beauty salon, student government by serving on Miss Margaret Supp of Red Bank Firdsla, Mlsa' Julia'"Bennett," Wil- moval routes following air raids, The collision occurred at tho in- electricity, wood carving; John Hill- Dr. Joel Feldman of Rumson road the- Student Council?..... Have you by Mrs. Dqmlnio A^ Caruso of At- tersection.-, of Brldgo .avenue and liam Kelly, George Roop, James blacking out of traffic signals, black- taken an active part In any major lantic Highland* Saturday afternoon —gear, conservation, animal industry; Ing out of police vehicles, blacking has recovered from an attack of Chestnut street In Red Bank, when Fred Noble, bird study, conservation; Larkln, Jr., John and William Fow- Fair Haven pneumonia and has resumed his sport? Do you belong to a club? Do at Buttonwood Manor, Matawan. ler, Daniel Dejacket, Horace De- out of police buildings, planning of you participate willingly when asked Mrs. Jones was riding with her Stephen Noglow, athletics, metal medical practice, Miss Supp will, wed Ray Kennedy daughter, Mrs. John O'Brien of Mld- Fakb and Francis Maher. action for the proviiion of priorities (The Red Bank Beriatcr con bo bouifh to serve ? Ara your marks something work, first ald{ Robert Hlcheal, Arthur Mellish was home on a of Red Bank, who is employed by dletown, on their way to Monmouth for the movement of mUitaiy, police, In Fair aven from Joseph Piccolo, bar- of which you can be proud? Do you the Prudential Insurance company gwimlmng. Warren deBrown Is fire, and Civilian Defense vehicles den Stato Grocery and Mr. Wcintrauo) furlough from a Southern camp. Memorial hospital to take ,Mrs. Scoutmaster work on the year book or try out for of Newark. Miss Supp is employed during air raids, planning for the The Fair Haven public library is Louis Neuhauser of Newark, form- the Senior play? Have you ever been O'Brien's young daughter to tha George Curohln made tho following Dessert-Bridge erly of Rumson, who is in Orange by the Caruso construotlon company clinic. obtaining of equipment to be used In collecting books for the Victory Book expelled from school? Do you help of Atlantic Highlands. ' presentations to Troop 24 members: handling traffic during black-outs, campaign. All persons who wish to Memorial hospital with a broken your teachers? Do you road the According to lite. O'Brien, she Boy; R. YouDgon, second olass scout; At Oceanport handling of heavy daylight traffic give books for the armed forces, can leg, Is steadily improving. His wife school news? Those attending were Miss Helen was traveling south on Brldgo ave- .George Curchln, first class scout; has recovered from her injuries and Caruso of Now Brunswick, Mrs. nue when an automobile owned by Mrs. Harry P.JGroffonn of Portau- loads caused by the cars of civilians leave tho books at the library, and Generally, tho people who tear Russell Marcellus, James Stalfa, peck was hostess to the Oceanport returning to their homes before the Monmouth county library trucks has returned home from the hos- James H. MacPheo of Leonardo, Sidney Chertokof Shrewsbury town- Richard Stout, star class; William down the Bchool aro tho people who auxiliary of Rivervlew hospital at a black-outs, and traffic • problems will pick them up. pital. . The couple were hit by a Mrs. Arthur Llnzmayer, Mrs. Mary ship, and driven by -his wife, Ger« • Beattle, reading and scholarship car as they -were getting off a bus. have nothing else to do! Good stu- Jones and Mrs. Domlnlo Caruso of dessert-bridge last week. which might arise during chemical New books at tho library aro dents are too busy building up the tnide Chertok, started to cross tho merit badges; Charles Becker, read- Mrs. George CD. Hurley .presided warfare. "Windswept," Mary Ellen Chase; Mrs. Elsie VanBrunt ofFirst street Atlantic Highlands, Miss Claire same intersection in a westerly di- ing; Lawrence Callahan, plumbing; school to nnd time to tear lt down. Spachner, Mlsa Florence Voorhis, at a brief business meeting held prior "V/ild is the River," Louis Bromfleld; is a medical patient in Monmouth Are you a builder-upper or a tearer- rection on Chestnut street. Jack; Connors, plumbing-, reading, to the dessert-bridge. Mrs. John Miss Supp and Mrs. Kennedy, all of Electricity; Russell Marcellus, read- There will be no cost in connec- "Dragon See," Pearl S. Buck; "All Memorial hospital. She was taken downer?—Victoria DeVoe. Mrs. Jones* received a fractured Blel, secretary, gave reports on ma- tion with attending the school and That Glitters," Frances P. Keycs; thsre Saturday in the Rumson am- Red Bank, and Mrs. Helen Eigen- Ing, safety, electricity; James Mark- rauch of River Plaza. } collarbone and a sprained back, and terial which she had purchased for Mr. Conroy pointed out that those 'Frenchman's Creek," Daphne du bulance. was taken to Rivervlew hospital, Btein, plumbing; David Moll, reading, sewing for the hospital and on the Bumson Flay Day. plumbing, electricity; James Stalfa, eligible to attend will be the heads of Maurier; "Blind Man's House," Hugh from which she was transferred to number of patients, births and deaths law enforcement organizations, heads Walpole; "The Usurper," Kroll; "Col- The Red Bank Senior high girls the Monmouth Memorial, because basketry, reading, personal health; at the hospital. A vote of thanks was Richard Stout, reading, plumbing, of traffic departments of law enforce- orado Conquest," Woodbury; "Vol- Instructor Gets played the Rumson Senior high girls Shower Tendered, the former hospital was filler]. AN given Mrs. Biel for her contribution ment organizations, traffic officers, canic Isle," Flelshor; and juvenile at basketball on Tuesday, February ter spending a week at the hos- felectrlcity; Ellis Webb, reading. Ray. in the way of materials. yanHorn is Bcoutmastcr. officers who may assist or be in bookB, "Indian Captive," Jcnnlson; $25 Defense Bond 3, at Rumson, and lost by a close Miss Ann Ansbro / pital she was placed under tha care MrB. J. L. Herbert demonstrated a charge of convoy work, instructors of 'Simon Bolivar," Waugh; "Poor Bcore, 15-17. The starting line-up for of Dr. John Boyd of Rod Bank. Morris Miller, past commander of Joseph S. Valleau, Jr. of South Red Bank was: Forwards—Terry new kind of metal dresa and suit local police training schools, police Richard," Daugherty; "Growing Up Mlsa Ann Ansbro was given a The law suit was colled for trial the Shrewsbury post of the American street, Red Cross Instructor In first Woodward Janet Lacy and Rosemary hanger which may be placed on any traffic accident investigators, and With America," Becker; "You Shall surprise miscellaneous shower lost In the Common Pleas court at Free- Legion, made the presentation to aid, received a $25 defense bond aB a Farrell; guards—Mary Ruddy, Marie door without attaching, which the auxiliary police who have already Have a Carriage," Coatsworth; "Pan- Friday night by Miss Loretta Regan hold before John C, Giordano and a Troop 48; Tony Baldaasarl, Ernest auxiliary made plans to sell in order ;ift from members of an advance Motley and Rose Reclnelli. , Blakely, Peter DeUgirs, Michael Nes- entered on duty. This training pro- taloons," Johnson, and "Rifles' for of Hudson avenue. Miss Ansbro, jury Tuesday morning. However, to raise additional funds: gram Is in addition to the FBI's Washington," Singmaster. first air course which ended Tuesday After the game refreshments of Ice who Is to bo married today to ci and Avgi Reale, second class; Ma- night at the parish house of All before the jury was drawn, a con- rio Glglio, Rinaldo Leverone, Louis Mrs. H. P. Groffonn, announced Civilian Defense Courses for Police Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons, Park- ream sandwiches were, served and Charles Olson of Rumson, received ference between Edmund J. Can- that cakes for the dessert-bridge had presently being conducted through- er avejiue, aro the pnrentB of a Saints church, Naveslnk. The pre- a good time was hod by all; • many beautiful gifts. The decora- Longp, George Ross, Domcnlc Valtl, sentation was made by Miss Betty zona, of the firm of Parsons, La- first class. Peter Falyo Is scoutmas- been donated by Mrs. Paul Roundy, out the Nation and constitutes part daughter, born Monday at Rlverview —-Mary Ruddy, tions were in silver and white. A brecque and Borden, representing Mrs. Chai-los E. Wood and Mrs. Al- Schhoor. ter. of the FBI .Law Enforcement Of- hospital. ! buffet supper was served at mid- Mrs. Jones, and Frank J. O'Hngan bert S. Wolstencroft. ficers Mobilization Plan for National Jack Whelan of Elizabeth, who is Others who completed the course Cast of Senior Flay. night. Mr. Miller also presented a star were Rev. and Mrs. Charles P. John- of Asbury Park, representing tho scout award to William Millar of Mrs. Hurley announced that the Defense which was started in the fall well known hero, has joined the The cast of tho Senior play, "Mid- Attending were Miss Jean Ansbro, insurance company, resulted in the next meeting would be held at the of 1939 under the direction of J. Ed- Navy. HLs . grandmother is Mrs. son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sleh, Mr. Miss Vera Norcross, Miss Eleanor Troop 49 of which Captain W. "W. and Mrs. George Cortelyou, Mrs. Ly- night," a mystery comedy in three settlement of the sum of $2,600, Brnunworth Is scoutmaster. home of Mrs. George Loper, March gar Hoover, Director of the FBI. Agnes Allaire of River road. acts, has been chosen by Mrs. Bar- Edwards, Miss Virginia Chasey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whltmore of man Mlddleditch, Mrs. Grace Deoel, Miss Helen Imlay, Miss Julia Olson, Rabbi Arthur Hershon presented It is in keeping with tho FBI's pol- bara Kane/director. Tho play will be Mrs. Ralph Board of Long Branch Fair Haven road are tho parents of Mrs. Johanna Wuchte, Mrs. Robert Miss Ann Ansbro, Miss Loretta Re- the following awards to members of icy of acting as a national clearing- given March 27, in the River street was awarded the door prize and Mrs. daughter born last Thursday. Mrs, Banflcld, Mrs. Arthur H. Borden, gan, Mrs. C. Olson, Mrs. John Re- Women Voters Troop 60: M. J. Hurwitz, Edwin Mor- house for the dissemination of Iden- Mrs. Malcolm Leonard, Mrs. I, Lux auditorium. The cast Is as follows: ris, Jlrst class; Edward Welnstein, George Linton, the non-ployera' prize. Whltmoro 1B the former Mtes Lola gan, Mrs. Mario Elchler, Mrs. G. Table prizes were awarded to Mrs. tification matter*, scientific examin- Smith, Mrs. Belle Gold Cross, Miss i Greenwood.^...... *>-...... Victoria DeVoe athletic merit badge. Morris Becker King. Claim (,'reeirtaood ..,-....- Vivian liomtl Morris and Mrs. Charlotte Hampton, Hold Meeting John Silvers, Mrs. Edward Worthley, ation of evidence matters, uniform Louise Elton and Miss Ida Mac is scoutmaster. The game party held Tuesday night Bob Morris Robert True* At the executive board mooting of Mrs. James 0. Karl nnd Mrs. Harrv crime statistics matfers, arid police by the Sons and Daughters of Lib- Wadsworth. - Samuel Hardman Wallace Davidson Charles P. Irwin, Jr., presented tho Koch, Sr. . training matters. • ' Ellen Ann Miller the League of Women Voters held Troop 67 awards: Jack Allen, avia- erty was well attended. The next Leonard Hubert Farrow Tuesday afternoon at tho home of tion; Thomns J. Casoldy, personal Attending were Mrs. Charles Pro- The schools have the approval of party will be Tuesday, March 10. Mrs. Joe Howard .... Ned Slckcls St. James Group Hugh Nlcholi . Jenn Dundy Mrs, Harry Carlln, Colonial court, health, swimming, electricity, read- thero, Mrs. CharleR Guillaudcu, Mrs. outstanding traffic authorltles\nnd Courtlandt White won tho merchan- New Monmouth Fair Havon, it was announced that W. J. R. Thlers, Mrs. Louis CTllton, Mr. Smith ...... Dominic Christopher Party Tonight ins civics; Robert Olson, pathilndlng, organizations throughout the United dise club award. Paula Ward Fny Corenlo a speaker would address tho loaguo Mrs. John Silvers, Mrs. Charles Nich- States. Tonight and tomorrow night a St. personal health, public health, avia- Mrs. G. Joseph Frcrct of Church Mrs. Wick Barbara Bent The BleBsod Virgin Mary sodality at tho meeting Tuesday on tho BUb- tion, reading; William Olson; person- ols, Mrs. David 'Jones, Mrs. Harry Valentino bazar will be hold at tho Kate. Bafflejr . Ethel Anderson of St. James church will hold its an- ject "Civil Liberties and Dofonae." Koch, Sr., Mrs. J. L. Herbert, Mrs. street, who Is visiting her husband Eddie Bower Joseph Fix al health, handicraft, safety; Jacob 'ort Monmouth 'fire house for. tho nual card party and dance tonight at The meeting will bo held.at tha George Linton, Mrs. James Karl, New Position For n Portland, Maine, was tho guest benefit of St. Mary's church. Tonight Understudies for the play are Lil- B. Una 4th, swimming, pnthflndlng; of honor nt a parly Tuesday night Red Bank Catholic school. Table home of Mrs. Milton Vreoland. Assistant Scoutmaster Mahlon Mrs. Edward Worthlny, Mrs. Isadorc will be dlstanco night and a prize ian Baden, Margaret Reuther, Jack Chesler, Mrs. George Loper,' Mrs. Charles Anderson In the Elks club In that city In ob- will be awnrded the person coming owcrs and John Vandoveer. Lillian prlzeB will be awarded, and several The proBldont, Mrs. Joseph Hunter, Grimes, Jr., safely, swimming; As- servance of her birthday. A featuro prizes for non-players will be given." will appoint a magazine committed sistant Scoutmaster Wesley Olson, 'George Hurley, Mrs. Charles E. tho longest distance. Tomorrow Baden will bo promptor, George Wood, Mrs, Ralph Bonrd, Mrs. Paul Charles J, Anderson, who has been of the party was a large birthday night will be family night with prizes Schmidt stage manager, Ronald Ja- Tho committee .comprises Dorothy and Mrs. Frod O, Newman will form nafety, athletics, pcrsonnl health. a bookkeeper fortho last Jour and a Griffin, president; Anna Hoffmann, a committed to get associate mem- Robert Roussllln is scoutmaster. Roundy and Mrs. King Stodola. cake. Mrs. Freret expects to re- for the most-recontly married couple, cobs electrician, Ted GoUler sound holt years for tho Marine View Sav- turn homo next week. tho oldest couple and the largest effects man, and Mimi Abramovltz vice president; Kathryn Curley, sec- bership." The study group will ings and Lonn association, Atlantic H. Edgar Smith, Frank E. Snydor family. properties. retary, and Agnes Burke, treasurer. meet March 3 at tho home of Mrs, Highlands, hns resigned to accept a and Georgo H. Woodward wore elect- Turner, St. Agnes P. T. A. position In tho accounting depart- The local Red Cross unit completed Surprise Shower ed at Tuesday night's school elec- 628 garments this fall and winter. Student Council. SALES AND RENTALS. Thoso present Included Mrs. Turn-« ment of tho ^ First Federal Savings r, Mrs. Mount, Mrs, Huntor, Mrs, Has Card Party and Loan association in Now Haven, tion, at which less than 20 votes During January tho unit completed At a Special mooting of tho Red For Rita Maaaey were cast. Tho school budget was 33 children's dresses, three dozen Bank High School Studont Council, Edward J. Dlxon has purchased Hosca Clark, Mrs. Newman andMru, .Connecticut. "torlln. The St. Afincs Pnrcnt-Tonclier nS- A surprise shower wni given Miss carried. hemmed dlapors, two knitted afghans Monday, Fobrunry 2, tho election of from Dr. Victor Llndlnhr tho house Mr. Anderson Is a graduate of At- Tho next mooting of tho executive) Hoclntlon held its weekly card party Ritn Mnssey nt tho home of her Daisy Loud presided nt lust week's and 11 children's and men's sweaters. new ofllcors was held for tho com- on Trump Hollow road, River Plaza. Tuesday afternoon In St. Agnes hnll, lantic Highlands high school nnd Is Sovcral womon attended the Rod ing semester. ' Mr. Dlxon a postal carrlor for Red board will bo hold March 10 at tho parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mnssey holder of tho four-year graduate di- meeting of tho Junior Co-Y nt tho Atlantic Highlands. HostesBpii for !ross mooting and tea Monday after- Tho following olllccrs wcro In- Bank, will shortly occupy the prom- homo of Mrs. Flold Mount, Middle- of Mlddletown, Wednesday nlghl of ploma of tho American Savings nnd homo of Mrs, Frank Bnilcy. Re- town/ this month nro Mrs. John Ruf, Mrs. last week by Misses Dorothea Por- ports wero given by Bottyanno Ros- noon nt the Borkeley-Carterct hotel. stalled: Joan Bundy, senior, presi- ises. Tho liouso Is an English type William Mulligan, Mrs. Clyde Buz.by, Lonn Institute. Ho Is well known In ter, Mary Juno Bohn, Alice Day hullillng and loan circles throughout well, treasurer, and Dorothy Parm- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Popln of Spring dent; James Wlldo, Junior, Vlco pres- noted' for 1U sunken etudlo-Uvlng Mrs. Wllllum Maxwell, Mrs. Nicholas and BCBBIO LoCicoro. ley, ncciciaiy. Mrs. Bnlley. led n stroct, Red Bank, oxpoct to lcavs ident; Harold Matthews, junior, roc- room., Dr. Llndlahr, the former own- LEAVES ESTATE TO SON. Knlficr, MrK.-Ocorgo Kovelcsky^Mra. lho state, having represented tho A buffet supper wn« served nt mid- Stato Building and Loan league In discussion on mlsslonnryf work. Sunday by train for Eyanstoh, Illin- rotary; Betsy Hall, senior, corre- er, is tho nationally known food ex- Tlxmins SlmiJiey and Mrs. Benja- night. Others prcsont were Mrs. the flvo-mlnute speaking contest ois to spend- a wcok wltth Mr. and ipondlng socrotnry, and Fay Careale, port hoard over the Mutual Broad- Tho wills of two Monmouth coun- min Hnwlcy. Mrs. Mamie Snydpr, who live.! lonlor, trennuror. y residents woro probated in the John Porter, Mrs. Wllllnni Bohn, sponsored \>y (he United Stales Snv- with her daughter, Mrs. Michael Mrs. James Grlggs. casting company every day. Tho l)i idjto prize was won by Mrs^ Mm, Jninos Day, Mlns Mario LoCI- Ings and Loan league, nt Its annual Rev. Samuel Johnston of this place Others who attended the mooting Emlllo Grllll, local well-known con- ifnco of Burrogatol Joseph L, Dona- Mulligan, tho pinochle by MIssMnry Dnly of Lake nvenuo, linn returned hay at Freehold yostcrdny. cern, MISH Mnry Mnnaey, Mm. W, M. convention lnst December In Mlnml, from Monmouth Memorial'hospital, will exchange pulpits Sunday with wore Margaret Borden, Sally Talo- tractor, has purchased from Flank Lang, tho bunco by Mrs. Grnndln rlco, Barbara Knapp, Jean Williams, Mrs. Alice L. Ashmall, East Konns- Unrig, Miss Florence Ulirlg, Mrs. Florida, A number''Of "Fttfr Haven firemen his son, Rov. Douglas Carey Johns- Plttlnger his tract of land on Branch Chnpnmn and tlin door prize wns Harry Chlsmnn, Mrs. Hu«h Masscy, on, who Is pastor of tho Glendata William Howoll, Joo Fix, PntBy Scot- avenue, Llltlo Sliver, for the. purposo burg, left Jl to her daughter, Flor- won by Mr«, Charles Plnncentlno. Mr. Anderson hai also been active attended a motion picture nhow nt tl, Richard Davis nnd Roso Rcclnol- once May Arvldson, and tho rist of .£ Mm. Frank Gentile, Mrs. M, Cos- n tho Y. M, C, A,, being lender of the llnzlct Sunday 'on methods employed Baptist church, Everett, Massachu- of erecting two homes for which he There will lio another cnnl parly setts. has contracts. Mr. Grllll has erected her estate to hor son, V.'llllam E. chlngaBBo, Mrs. Qcrry Nappl, Mrs. 3ra-Y group of Atlantic Highlands. n extinguishing Incendiary bomba. Aihmall. ToBtatrlx also made pro- next Tuenday, Francis Moore, Mrs. Lynda Mnsucy, Ho will assume his new duties next Two members at largo woro chosen many attractive homos In Red Bank Dnvln M. Hlckn of River and by closed ballot: Jean Wllllnms, a Villon that should hor son prede- Mrs. George W, Masscy, MIDB Mar- weelt. Hanoi! roads, who )IUB been laid up $*,500 SETTLEMENT. vicinity, and states that the two Junior, nnd Richard Davis, a sopho- houses ho l» about to build will be cease hor tho estate Is to go to his Hold Registration lon Crlml, Mrs. James Crlml and Milton Kruse of Atlantic High- at his homo qulto oomo lime with n wife, Lillian M, . Mrs, John Masscy, Theodoro D. Parnons yestorday nc- more—Roio Rnclnolll. outstanding model homes. lands, who has been In tho account- heavy cold, la now atilo to commute Mr. Ashmall was namod oxecutor }, ing department of tho Ford Motor dally to hln Now York ofllco. opted on bchnlf of Harry Flslior, The Joseph P.. Schwnrtx agency At Oteanport Judy Miller. has also lenied for Mrs. Louise Groff of the ostate. Th» will wa« drawn "t< WITH LAItOKNY. company nl Edg«wntor, New Jernoy, ndmlnWraler of the estate of his Arrnngcmcnts for a throo-clny rcj(- father, Wilson Flnher, »2,500 In sottlo- "But I don't know your ndilrosn." hor two houses at (10 and (12 Oakland December 3,1041, Mm. Ashmall died JJ haa',hscn selected to succeed Mr. An- Jnnunry 20. , % Intratlun'porloil for tlin third draft derson In tho Marine View nnnocln- ment of his claim agalnat Alfred C. "Oh, I'll write to you first," "Gosh, I'll street to Donald Crawford, conntct- Floyd Gnrdnor, 21, of Coltn Neck, RuniBon Fellclto Znndor, Belmnr, loft her U M iiirei)t*(j. Battirdnjr by .Policeman tlon. Mr;..Kruno' Is.nlco.fi. grndudto Chapman.nnd Jamns Chapman, his miss you!" Thoso words wnro spok- ed with tho Newark home office of en, by Judy Miller, Mnrjorln Newmnn tho Prudential Insurance compnny, estate to her husband, John L,, and f» ifllli Itljlliilny on or hitoi'ti d Josnph Ilnmmornlclt of that place on of••" the /'Atlantic Hl/(h'!unty: _ Marrlaje R«o- Miss Julia McCarron as pianist an care of Dr. James 'W.'Parker, Floyd T, Brown of Manasquan -JThe-Vletory girls of Neptune, with t^norNbf 46", Edward, "Sr;, 17427 orids, Court House, Freehold, N. J. ward from there In search of gold at the Intersection of Magnolia lane Mrs. Ruth Crelln and Mrs. Leroy compaled group singing. The Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Danny Jlannlne of prealdedTrt'thb buBlheSCSBsaTorT iofr BK 1831, Trenton, Mar. Bond of Homer, Jeremiah and Sary Gaskin, and cinnamon. The inscription says with the highway drove it Into, her 1 lowing the dinner. Secretary Har- Burke as leaders, met Thursday at Pizarro left Quito .May-1511, to disr. croft.Hi-X.wa3.organlzcd threa.yearsj Sierra Madro, California, have ron(- bove No. 55, John and Anna Clay- both-of Monr Co. .:.;., 1819, Dec. 31 auto which was forced-"o!F'tn~e road; last November by Stanley Stllwcll of _ .e4__an._apartment_'_on\. MOMnoth ry C, F, Worden of Red Bank read the-home of-Mrs. Burke.—President cover the Amazon (and it was from Rush contended that tho other north- .onns'~dafed""IIay~Z2; 1784. , Blblo By Samuel Grayj Justice Everett., John Olsen of Everett is street. Mrs, Jlannlne Is employed at thorminutes"or~th3 previous meet- Susie Pacal presided. Miss Gloria gave below datca of «hn, only, Mr, his group that Orellana left to hunt bound car was weaving as It travel- Ing and presented the treasurer's re- GUglo had charge of the'devotional :31)Inrnan, Steven and Doryter Rut- for food and found the river, but leader and Walter Tumidalsky of the Parke Drug company, Broad "rons' line is known, others are de- ed, struck his car and then bounded Lincroft Is president. The Shrews* >ort. The application for mombor- period, and Misses Carolyn Dapuzzlo tors, both of Mon. Co. 1819, Apr. 15 never returned to the group.) Into the path of the' Mosby car. , street, ilred. No. 157, David Cl., Nov. 21/ Cranmer, Clayton and Lois Southard, bury Gra-Y was organized a year Mr. and Met, Nunzlo Ralnlerl of ihlp in tho association of Charles H. and Lucille Kean conducted the re- Two other regular postage stamps .704, to Fob. 24, 1844; No. 153, Ro- both of Mon. Co 1819, Jan. 8 Mrs. Mosby received a severe lac- ago last fall by Mr. StllweH and Mr, Locust avenue returned Monday from Cobb, Jr., 140 Union avenue, .Asbury mainder of the program. Miss Da- ieka, July 12,. 1766; No. 159, Abra- ire a 1-s violet with view ot Quito puzzlo was named honor girl of the ones, David of Mon, Co. and Amelia eration of the right arm, cuts on the Perry, Park Lamborn Is president. a motor trip, to New Haven, Con- Park, was referred to tho newly ap- lam, Oct 7, 1768; No. 160, Edward, and a 2-s blue showing a scene In head and nervoUB shock. She was necticut, where they spent several pointed membership committee for week. Plans were made for a val- Willis-of Bltn. Co. .:...:.. 1819, Feb. 7 Guayaquil. Others present were Kenneth Dun- entine party to be held at the home lept. 13, 1770; No. 161, Mary, June By Samuel Gray, Justice represented at the trial by Robert days with Mrs, Ratnlerl's Bister and action at the next regular gathering. i, 1772; No, 162, Esther, Aug. 1, 1171i Air malls of the Borloa are a 40c can and sons, Kenneth and Albert; of Mrs, Crelin. Mrs. Meyer was.a Walling, Joseph M. and Hannah H. Malda, of Parsons, Labrecque and brother-in-law. Tho committee 1B composed of John tfo. 163, John, Sept, 17, 1776; No. 164, yellow and black with map of South Bordcn, Red Bank. Sergeant Rush's George Glaasey, Georgo Kelly, Ger« guest at the meeting. Thome -.,. 1816, Dec. 25 Corporal Harold Hounihan, who Is L. Bauberger, Jr., of Asbury, chair- nna, July 13, 1779, to Feb. 26, 1858; America emphasizing the river; a 70o attorneys were Ehrenkrantz and ard Domldlon, Albert Gardella, Stan- stationed at Fort Bragg, North Car- man, Thomas Russoll Hardy of Bel- Mrs. Alberta Moore was hostess to No, 166, Elizabeth (Mrs. ) Hays, fount,' Abljah, and Mary Chamber olive and black with bust of Quito's Ehrenkrantz of Newark. ley Stllwell, Jr., and Edward Stll» Un 1817, Feb. 6 olina, spent the week-end here. mar and Joseph E. Ely of Aebury the Fun Makers of Noptune at her >pt. 16, 1783-5; No. 165, Peter, Apr. lleuenant governor under Plzarro, well, Ralph L. Bvuder, Charles S, Henry, Alexander and Elizabeth' Toop, George and William H. Din- Whitney Burst of Shrewsbury and Park. home Wednesday and was in charge S— 1781, to Nov. 15, 1856, who md. Gonzalo Diaz de Pineda; a 2-s green Lawrence A. Kenny, South Amboy, of the discussion. Miss Janet Holmes Elsie Stout, b. Sept. 20, 1787. The Williams - -... 1817, Mar. 13 and black with view of the river; a gee, William Curley, Thomas Pettit, John Began of Hudson avenue, who Surprise Shower Jr., John, Hugh, Francis and Buddy. have enlisted In the Coast Guard ser- second vice-president of the utato led the devotional period, her topic :hn. of No, 165, Peter, and Alice, in- Hillwell, Ellas and Sarah Stlllwell 5-B carmine and black depicting a association, spoke to the assembled being "Unselfishness and Self Sacri- lude John, Feb. 27, 1809; Peter S., 1817, June 18 For Mary Bihaco Maher, Robert and Eddie Boylan, vice, spent the week-end at their re- scene among explorers. * William J. Rathamith, Melvln May, spective homei. Mr. Burst Is Bta- group about recent happenings of fice." The glrlB are making aprons uly 10, 1823, and Alice, July 11, 1812, John Cooper, Pastor of A surprise miscellaneous shower from handkerchiefs. Miss Frances vho md. John Lokerson and only Baptist Church, Upper Freehold Harlan S. and Robort Daly, Harry, tloned. at the Seaman's Institute at tho tire rationing of funeral" direc- Nebraska Is requesting a stamp was given for Miss Mary Blanco of Clark, Stewart and Robert Goddard, Now York cltjr and Mr. Regan Is tors. At'the present time the mor- Herbst Is a new member. Following Alice Lokerson'a line is known. It 32) Tllton, Ezekial and Ann Maria Red Bank Monday night at Llncroft the meeting, which was presided over Cook .... 1817, Aug. 5 March 1 to mark the 75th annivers- Harry A. Walling, John Rhea Wall. stationed at Elllg Island, New York. ticians are not considered on the ncludes Georgo N. Irons above and ary of its admittance to the union. inn. . She will bo married Sunday af- priority list as they, in the eyes of by President DorlB Alexander, a cov- "ohn T. Lokerson of Chevy Chaae, bhnson, Henry and Rebecca Wil- ternoon at St. Anthony's church. ng, George Fowle, Charles Conover, "Bud" Cutchlti, son of Mr. and Mrs. ered dish supper was enjoyed. "the powers that be," are not oBaon- Maryland. J. W. C. (N. J.) liams .- 1817, Oct. 28 Present were Mrs. Angle Ruzzo, Sr., Charles Conover, Jr., William William Curchin, Jr., of Plnckney Schanck, Peter and Sarah Ann A 2-t well of tlui tw» nil pivlntII.RM, watui' coldin, linoleum •facile, Hubert tfrhultt, tfounlo Jolm- FULL FIFTH $2t9$i lunili, causing daniagi to Iwlji u\(v nncn to thn bout owner will )» over itml by Unity Reynolds, will renittr, fourths, If they ngroe not nlmll bco block prlntu, etchings., portraits (inn, naym,ond, Woqlley and SWUM, v»r.i MLM !„„.. J d»olit«4 ty lott A K* woiitAcrtxei: ftfc •oulfttw* work* Eight RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942.

UachtrrMaria Maul. Florane* Bosch, Shrewsbury long Vaughn. Theodore Christiansen, Don- Concert Stars Defense ^Vdrk ald Tober. Loula John, Joseph Hayes. Firemen In White Fourth Qradej—>Hra. Gtrtnlde Di Grand Champion ITIa Hed^anlt Iteilstsr can b. bough] teachcr^—Virginia Morgan, Ruth Wood- In Shrewsbury at Sbarabba'a marktt and ruff, Lorraine Sllrers; Werner WItt«nb«rg At Fort Monmouth Progresses At at Greenwood's store) Teddy Hnnan. . Fifth Grade—Miss Ruth K. Bledermann Many residents are . enrolling in feaeh'er—Mary Alice Garpentor« Mlldrtd Radio ArtUts in the new First Aid class for the Fturwlly, Jan. Sell.' William Bunion, felt's Neck course which starts tomorrow at 8 Charles Frothiro, Kenneth Woodruff. Fifth Grade—Mrs. Gertrude Davis, Program Tomorrow p. m. In the fire house. The Shrews- teacher—Marilyn Flackner, Ellen Ross, Boy Scouts Collect 3 bury Defense Council is urging all Hilda Wittenberg. Judith Donaldaon, Al- bert Schoepflln, Robert'Hurley, Warren Putting Into.force its-promise to Shrewsbury defense -workers to Join, bring the world's foremost celebrities Many of the youAger residents are ThUra, * Loula ' Garcia, David Solomon, Tons of Paper—To Coir Jam«» Degcan, of . The Atlantic township defense Ssventh Grade—Mrs. Flora Lavarty, Mra. Lena Kadlgan is a patient in teach*!1—Mary Elisabeth Bordtn, Marilyn mouth .'tomorrow night, council wishes to thank the people * Brooklyn hospital. of'the township for the aplendld co- Uyman, Ann Cocheu. These two youthful, nationally fa- The Shrewsbury Reading club met Seventh Grade—Mrs, Ruth Gunderaen, mous American stars of the motion operation shown In the program for Tuesday afternoon at the home of teacher—Joyce VanBrackle, Janet Wood- national defense. The committee ruff. Lola Atklna. picture screen, radio and operatloj Miss Mary Borden of Sycamore ave- Eighth grade, MM, Flora Lavirty. teach- stage are being brought to the sol* wants to thank the women on their nue. South America was the theme —Patricia! Davis. Peggy Murphy, Fan- Red Cross work, which is showing dlers through the concert division e-fj of the meeting. Articles on that nit Davis, Thelma Hurley, Olive Sell, XT,' S, O, camp shows under the di* progress; also the .first aid class, Harry Cook, Ulchard Rouse, Wallace Mc- country were read by members and Gregor. \ rectlon of Mrs, Blanche Wlthewpoon. which is well attended, and co-oper- there were also readings given on ating with Instructor Harold Pierce. Mrs.,WaKer. H. Grills of Portau- The famous chorus of eight trained Abraham Lincoln and George Wash voices, which customarily appear oa The air raid wardens are meeting peck, having returned from a visit Icgton. of several days at New York, has radio's "Telephone Hour" are lnclud« for Instructions, and to adopt a pro- Mrs. Chester A. Bollos of Sycamore been confined to her home with grip, ei in. trie program and will support gram, in which,they can best serve avenue has returned from a month's . Tne parent study group of the P. Mr. Molton .and Miss Whits in eev« the people in an emergency. The visit with friends in Florida. T, A., which was.to be held at the oral of the. numbers, Mr, Melton police and Its reserves are scheduled A. Woman's Auxiliary District home of Mrs. Walter H. Grills Tues- and Miss White have long been to meet next.week. The firemen Neighborhood meeting was held yes- day evening, has been postponed un- reigning favorites of America's radio and the reserves are also working terday afternoon in Christ Episcopal til'March, due to the illness of Mrs. audience, Mr, Melton's voice has on a defense program. church. ' • ' Grills. also scored In such widely hailed mo- The only urgent appeal at this Mrs. Vincent J. Eck Is visiting Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Fraklet and tion pictures as "Stars Over Broad* time is to the people at home who and Mrs, H. B. Eck of Montclair. children, Lilian and Herbert, and way," "Sing He a Love Song" and can help greatly in conservation of The local school was closed yester- John Lawson have returned to their "Melody For Two." day for Lincoln's birthday. waste paper for 'national defense. home-here from,a month's visit at Miss White's recent outstanding Without some definite instruction to Mrs. Robert Dlsbrow. Is able to be Miami, Florida. • • success was tho title role in "Naugb* the people, this part of the program out.again.after an Illness of several The Boy Scout troop made plans ty Marietta," the. Victor' He'rbert can and' will fail, John J. Conklin weeks. for. a long trip to be taken Sunday operetta, which was the hit produc- .urges the people ot Atlantic- town- Scene in Liberty fire house on White street shows Dominic Figaro Seventeen votes were cast in the at a meeting held^at_ the_home_ of tion of the year in LosrAngeles and annual school election Tuesday night. ship to accept the following outline putting on asbestos suit used in rescue work at fires. Watching is *!eorge Campbell. Sixteen boys at- San Francisco. . In order-to make this a successful The light vote was due to the fact tended, Following the nesting re- . Together Miss White and Mr. Mel. -Fire Chief Jerry McConvey, (center), and Sam Scalzo,, in complete there Was~nqrcontest, Lester C. undertaking.' It is impossible to col- uniform. The suits are part of the company's equipment. freshments were served."~ tori have shared, the spotlight on lect this paper unless it is separat- Scott, G. Harold Nevius and Morgan Sheila and Terrence MeNamee radio's "Telephone Hour," which has -edJn. the JoUpwlngmanner: C. Knapp were re-elected to the have been confined to their homo an estimated audience of 11,000,000 assigned - parts- in the forthcoming board and the appropriations .were with-colds.-.--.-- TnuBlcal fans, —"™ ~ ~ '"" All newspapers in separate bun- 'Keyport board~of health, spoko-he- approved. dles. ....•• •••• fore the home nursing class at the play of the Red Bank Catholic high Portaupeck Hazard guild held a Although he is a native American, Eagle Hcee company, rooms at West school. The play, "Little' Nellie Auditorium programs for the sec- covered dish luncheon and business Melton has sung roles In fluent Ger- All magazines in separate bun- ond semester of the current school dles.. , . Keyport Monday evening. Dr. Cas- Kelly," will be given some time in meeting at the Portaupeck fire house man, Italian and French for the March. . i . • • year in the Shrewsbury school fea- Thursday afternoon. Patriotic colors All solid, cardboard in separate sidy spoke on topics relatingto. board Chicago clvlo opera, At the same of health work. Mr.,and Mrs. William. Decker of ture pupll-participatlon and pupil-in- decorated the luncheon tables. Mrs. time the extraordinary range and bundles. Newark sold their summer home on terest. The calendar la as follows: Marguerite Lawson and Mrs, Charles All corrugated boxes In separate Mrs. John B. Koke entertained at a L color of .his tenor voice has enabled dessert bridge at her home Saturday Bergen street last-week. ' F»bruarr 12—Lincoln's birthday,: all Dillon were'hostesses. Mrs. Harry S. Ashor N. Schanck, Jr,, Eatontown, receives congratulations from-H.J, him to achieve distinction as a bundles. afternoon in honor of Miss Jane Wal- Frank Schaasmer and Francis grades. Lnyton prosided at tho business Stcllo, Monmouth .County Club, agent, for exhibiting the grand cham- singer'of the- slmpls Irish ballads All shiny or glazed paper'In sepj February Its'— Waihlngton'a birthday, all meotlng which followed the lunch- ker of Westfleld. Prize winners, were VanGlahn last week enlisted in the grades. pion 4-H baby beef steer at the third annual 4-H show and sale at and Negro spirituals. arate. bundles. Mrs. J, Harold Hendrlckson, Mrs; U. S..Navy. . March 2—Voluntary, pupils volunteer ion. Mrs. Emma Fleckner, Mrs. Ar- Agricultural Week, Trenton. Asher's Angus steer, Hochockson's Inky, :hur Beebe and Mrs. Leo Townley A rapidly expanding program of All crumpled or crushed paper. In Clarence Bahrenburg, Mrs. J. Leon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald Bongs, Instrumental a elections, stories* is hla youthful owner's third entrant, and this climaxes .^he three entertainment by U. S, D. camp poems, science experiment!, etc. were appointed the nominating com- paper bags. * Schanck, Sr., and Mrs. William H. and family visited at the home of years of club work by the Eatontown boy, which has boefr a steady shows Is bringing, new and unusual The Boy Scouts of troop 90 will March 9—Classroom, grade 8. mittee for officers to be elected at Hitchcock. Others present were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh of March 16—Classroom, grades 6 and 7. rise to the top. entertainment to 225 Army, Navy help gather up these bundles of pa- New York last Sunday. he next meeting which wilt be held Allyn Morrison of Matawan, Mrs. E. March 23—Request, pupils perform at at thiB fire house March 5. Mrs. Ar- and Marine Corps camp's throughout per Saturday, February 14, which Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer of he request of other pupils. the' country. Hollywood stars, the F. Ehrllch.'Mrs. H, E. Ackerson, Jr., Match 30—Classroom, grades 4 md, 5. hur Beebe and Mrs. Leo Townley will be stored In Mrs. Decher's barn. Mrs. Herbert West,' Mrs. R. L. Wyc- Ocean avenue celebrated their eighth and out oil the time?. Light some nation's lea'dlhg'nama bands, ce!ebri< January 31, the Scouts reported the wedding anniversary Saturday even- April 20—Voluntary and musical; all will be co-hostesses. Kitchen holders Merrily We ( place, please. koff, Mrs. N. B. Lockwood, Mrs. C.I grades. were prizes given for table awards ties of the stago, screen* and radio collection of approximately three Leon Garrison, Mrs. Edward Farry, Ing, February 7. They entertained April 27—Classroom, grades 2 tnd 3. Cheer up Gabby, somebody llkea have all been rallied to supplement tons of paper. May 6—Classroom, reception and first at card games. Present were Mra. Roll Along you. ". , Jr., Mrs. Van B. Walker, Mrs'. Albert several friends .and refreshments William Fennelly, Mrs. Charles Wel- the program of 24 shows. Eddlo were served. . ; grade. • • . By Mary Jane Hasslnger. Cowling Js president of the non- M.: Halgh and Mrs. Arthur S. Van- May 11—Voluntary, request, musical, all :er, Mrs. A. Ha(nes, Mrs. Marguer- Another week and "There will he Buskirk, , • : There will be a regular business grades. te Lawson, Mrs. A. A. Welter, Mrs. some changes made" Huh! Anna profit organization which has mad* Keyport meeting of the First Aid aulxlliary at We are all looking forward to the possible some novel "In person" en- Mrs. Anna Helminski1 of Perth Am- lay 18—Open. John Murphy, Mrs. Leo Townley, Mae Goody. the home of Mrs. Minnies Holorena May 25—Memorial day exercises, all roller skating party at theofilnglng Doesn't Peto lpok nice In her new .tertalnment for 40,000 soldiers each} (The Bed Bunk Emitter can be bought boy, complained to the local police trades. Mrs, N. Kitchell, Mrs. Emma Fleck- Wheels arena in celebration of St. on Thompson avenue next 'Wednes- ner, Mrs, Charles, Dillon, Mrs. H. S. skating dress? night, In' Keyport from Costa Brothers, Mrs. that she had her bag containing $220 Several hundred illustrated pamph- Valentine's day, Saturday, February florenco Melts, Oils Semon, Mri, Clara day evening, February 18. Layton and Mrs/A. Beebe. We wonder if Francis Odenbach's fiuszman and Mrs. M.- Flofsky) . snatched from her hand Monday lets entitled "What to to In an Air U, with skating from 7:30 to 12:00 morning at the corner of Frcmt and hobby is collecting boy's pins,' By FART7 FOR BED CROSS '.Mrs. Henry Curria is a patient in Raid," have been distributed to pu- A meeting of the P. T. A. will be midnight. I do bellevo that more Main streets, just after she had Little Silver pils of the Shrewsbury school, Fred fun i had at the Singing Wheels th« looks of her left shoulder it must the Monmouth Memorial hospital. held at the school auditorium next a A card and game party for the alighted from a bus. The bag was (ThB Red Bank Eeglster can lie bought C. England, principal, announced to- than any other place. Tho namo It- be. Mrs. Garret Roberts and son have Wednesday evening, February 18, at benefit of the Red Cross will be given taken from back of Mrs. Helminski, • In Little Silver irom Union News stand at day. Every member of the student self implies that fun Is to be had What has happened to Joyce Ayres returned from the hospital. the depot nnd Georgs Qunckenbuih's) 8 .o'clock, by the Ladies' auxiliary of the Leon- who carried it under.her arm, and body took home a copy of this OGD there. Whoever was responsible for lately The Senior Guild of Stw Mary's Tho Woman'e Society For Chris- ardo and Brevent Park Fire com-, sho was unablo to givo an accurate Mr. and Mrs., If. E. Eastrnondof brochure, together with an official tho name should be given a medal Enough for now. church, will hold a St. Patrick's day tian Servlco of the Methodist church pany Tuesday ovbnlng, Fobruary 24, description of the man, who quickly ihurch street will leave tomorrow bulletin describing air raid precau- for the foresight, as every session , luncheon' at the parish house. will hold a covered dish luncheon at the Leonardo fire house at 8:30 ran away. Tho bag was later found for Atlantic City. They will be ac- tions in the school. that I have ever attended the pa- William S. Holmes is spending sev- and all-day meeting at the church SURGICAL PATIENT o'clock. There will be prizes award- on Third street and contained only companied by her father, Rev. Her- In the bulletin special emphasis is trons were singing, and I understand eral weeks in Florida. hall February 19. Mrs, Charles Nich- ed and refreshments served. Mrs, 25c which Mrs. Helminski had to pay bert M. Smith, who will visit his son, jilaced on a note to parents request- that thrj Singing Trio was born In ols and Mrs, George Lopcr will bo Patrick Finn,. 62, Headden's Cor- Chester Guttormsen was appointed Rev. and Mrs, Raymond Pontier of her bus fare back to Perth Amboy. Rev. Herbert J. Smith, In the resort Ing them not to try and reach the tho are'ha. city. Mr. and Mrs. Eastmond will co-hostesses. . ner,.was admitted to Rlvervlew hos- chairman with Mrs. George Black Berne, N. Y., were week-end guests She was 'on her way to. the Keyport school, either in person or by tele- motor from there to Tampa, Florida, The defense council will hold a Have you ever heard of the Belle- pital Wednesday as a surgical pa- and Mrs. Alfred Knight on her com- . of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. banking company to make an Inter- phone, in the event of an air raid. where they will visit their .son and public mass meeting at the school Hops, the all-girl skating club? This tient. .".'•' mittee. Arthur S. Van Buskirk. Mr. Pontier est payment of the $220, Local and "In'an air raid, Rule Number One la was guest preacher at the Sunday daughter-in-law. auditorium February 15 at 2 o'clock. club was formed three months ago Perth Amboy police are investigat- to stay off the street and get under Sound motion pictures will be shown and is already the envy of many morning service at the Reformed ing. The Children's Society of Christian cover, Do not try and reach the church, Service held its first meeting Tues- and work being done by the various other clubs. Who said that a group school. This Is hard advice and not committees will be explained. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mason, who day at tho home of Mrs. Noel Nllson. of girls could not organize a club and easy to take, but it is for your best Rev. A. S. Wolstencroft, program pull together? The Belle-Hops are have been living In the Argentine East Keansburg Officers will be elected at the next Interest and the welfare of your JQIN Republic for a number of years gathering and plans will be started chairman, has announced that Chap- giving their first skating party Sat- children," tbe bulletin points out. lain William E. Garabedlan of Fort urday, March 7, with loving cups for where Mr, Mason was employed as (The IUd Bank Register can ho bought for knitting instructing and work on scrapbooks. The members range in Tho pamphlet, issued by the U. S. Monmouth, will be guest speaker at club attendance, medals for waltz- manager for one of the large oil com In East KeansburK from Iiadore Walling) Office of. Civilian Defense, outlines the parent-teacher meeting at the .panles, have been visiting^ relatives age from 8 to 12 and the leaders are ing, and prizes for games, so place' ST. VALENTIN I Local women under the leadership the cardinal rules of precaution un- school auditorium next Wednesday this item on your "must" list and In Keyport. Mr. Mason does not ex- of Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. May Mrs. Nilson and Mrs. Harold P Wayman. der bombing attack. "Above all, night at 8 o'clock. A founder's day really have some fun. pect to return to the Argentine, ow- Truax are.organizing their own.Red keep cool; don't lose your head," the SKATING PARTY ing to the adverse conditions existing Urs."Albert"•' Jones of Markham rogram wlll_ba_heluV.and_all. past The-fieot-is-in and.all.slx 8ca-.Sco.ut. Cross unit. They will be affiliated pamphlet states, "stay at home and presidents Invited, Tho meeting is ships in Monmouth county are let- in the 611 business there, due to the with the Monmouth chapter. Their place sustained a rib fracture In a don't run out into the street. Put SAT.; FEBr 14th, 7:30 to 12 P. M. war. fall last week in her home. open to the public. ting us know; about It by giving a first meeting was held yesterday in put your lights whether a black-out Mrs. Leonard A. Peterson left yes- skating party on the night of March Miss Jane Walker of Westflcld was Miller's old store room on Morning Mrs. Raymond Conklin will substi- is ordered or not, and If bombs start tute at the Embury Methodist church terday morning to join her husband 20. This party will be under the the week-end guest of Judge and side avenue. The group plans to to fall, He down away from any win- at Camp Crowder, Joplln, Missouri. supervision of Dr. Edwin Stewart, Novelty meet Wednesday of each week from organ during the absence of Mrs. L. dows." Illustrations show how to - Mrs. Henry E. Aclcerson, Jr. E. Eastmond. Mrs. Peterson is the former Miss who is well capable of making this Miss Betsy Ann Walker, a student 1:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. They will sew deal. with an incendiary bomb and Edith Davis, daughter of Mr. and Games Special Edward McClellan, Jr.', of Silver- event something to be remembered, in Columbia university, New York, and knit for both the Bundles for how a safe home refuge may be pre- Mrs. James Davis. Many friends and with six ships of young and com- spent the week-end with her father, Britain drlve< and our own armed side avenue, has been laid up at his pared. called Tflesday night at the Davis Skating home with grip. ing Americans tho party must be a Samuel D. Walker. forces, as well as make articles of Edwin L. Best, secretary of the home to wish Mrs. Peterson fare- success. But, please remember your Mr, and Mrs, Joseph D. Bedle left wearing apparel lor needy families Tho Woman's Society of Christian local defense council, reports that well. Service will hold a tea next Wednes- attendance will help make it more Numbers Friday for a several weeks' stay in at home. Those women actively in- Shrewsbury had been placarded with A,new diner, reported to have cost so. terested in the unit are Mrs. Harold day at 2 p. m. in the Methodist par- West Palm Beach, Florida, official OCD posters graphically out- J35.00O, arrived yesterday at Colonial Now for a little whitewash: We are Truax, Mrs. Harold Hudson, Mrs. sonage. A cottage prayer meeting lining what to do In an air raid. Pre- Mrs. Ira M. Ansorge has been vis- will take place there in the evening. 'in. ' . ' • t glad, to eec" Anna Mae is over ncr iting friends in Chicago. Caroline Beck, Mrs, Agnes Murray, pared by Major Audley H. F. Ste- Charles Walling, Jr., son of Police Mrs. Agnes Parry, Mrs. Edwin Lam- Mrs. Joseph Wightman is ill at her peeve and Is back with R. G. Mrs. James H. Ward will entertain phen, New Jersey Defense Council Chief Charles Walling, has been ap- Betty Craig is giving up L. B. and bert, Mrs. L. W. Gardner, Mrs. Agnes home on Rximson road. chairman, the posters have been dis- • members of the Keyport Literary Rev. Harold P. Wayman will pointed a special police officer. Is brightening our rink with her SINGING club tomorrow afternoon at the Sun Hclnold, Mrs. John Davidson and tributed to stores and places of pub- Councilman C. Kenneth Riddle, Mrs. Miller. Other local women who preach Sunday morning on "Fore- presence. day-school rooms of Calvary M. E, 1 lic, resort in the borough, As chair- chairman of the defense council, has Wheels might be interested are urged to call gleans of Calvary; and will receive R. J. seems to have foresaken us thurcb. man of the Committee on Supplies announced that air-raid tests will be since he is seeing Julie Knlffcn re- Arena at the sewing room If only to secure new members into the church, At Mr. Best reported that identifying* Mrs. L. M. Eeeching of Plainfleld, the 7:30 o'clock evening service the held every-Saturday at 12 noon, gularly. He takes her all over but material to work with in their own arm bands for defense personnel had . has been visiting her cousin, Miss home. pastor's sermon theme will be ''Da- here. What's tho reason? Jessie K. Stevens, . vid, Poet of Israel." . been received. Why does Agnos Harrlgan flit In The Sewing Circle of the, Lutheran t Stewart VanVllet, Jr., son of Mr. Mrs. Edgar Bryne, Sr., has re- Mrs. Myron L. Campbell is arrang- Farewell Dinner turned from a visit with her sister, church on Port Monmouth road mot and Mrs. Stewart VanVliet, left Sun- ing a program for the Wlnonah day night for New Smyrna, Florida, Mrs. William Storzinger in Locust at the chapel last Wednesday. They Missionary society meeting to bS For Local Recruit Valley, it I. elected officers for the new year, held tomorrow night at the home of 'where he will spend a few days with Mrs. Chester Walling entertained They are Mrs. Clarence Strickland, the president, William H. Carhart. his grandfather, General R. C. Van- A farewell dinner was given Tues- members of the Thought club Mon- president; Mrs. Henry Kleiber, vice Vllet, before enlisting In the Army day night for Peter Matthews, Har- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germond and at Camp Croft, Spartanburg, South day evening at her home. president; Mrs. Emma Herrmann, sons, Jerry and Peter, of Little Silver rison avenue, at the Virginia tea The annual dinner of Raritan Post, secretary, and Mrs. Ernest Volkland, point, spent tho week-end with Carolina. room. He has been called for mili- American Legion, will be held Satur- treasurer. The group made plans to friends at Philadelphia. tary service ahd goes to Newark to- day evening at the Old Dutch Tav hold a merchandise display next Tho firemen were called out Sun- Oceanport morrow for his medical examina- ern. Past Commander Louis Costa Wednesday, February 18, at tfr day morning to extinguish a chimney tion. chapel. Profits from the sale will be is chairman of the committee in fire at R. K. Cooke's home on White (Tho lied Bank Register can ba bought Employed by his step-father, Ana- charge. County and State Legion given to tho church. road. • , Lost Sunday Mrs, May Kimball of In Oceanport at Harry Maesa's and E. W. tole Chameroy, as a painter, he was official* will bo present. Waste paper Is being collected by Worthier. presented with a wrist watch by his William H. Rosaell will be ordained Ocean avenuo gave a party in cele- the Scout Cubs of Den 2 and stored Pupils who were neither absent bration of the 20th birthday of her fellow workers. Those present In- to the ministry tomorrow evening at In Woodruff's garage on tlumson nor tardy at the public school dur- cluded Anatole Chameroy, Abijah the Baptist church. Mr. Rossoll is son, George, Luncheon and dinner road. ing January were: wore served. Mr, Kimball received Pyatt, Pidgeon Pyatt, Howard Groff, the son of Rev. William R. Rossell, Alonzo C. Dennis of Markham First Grade—Mrs. Florrnce Jaekion, Horbort Chameroy, Frank Crawford, many beautiful gifts. Those prosent placo was visited yesterday by his Irnphrr—Roslna Koggia, Eleanor Mazia, pastor of that church, and he will de SyMn Schanclc, Gregory Christopher, Bay Dan Henderson, Leslie Henderson, liver the charge. The ordination ser- were Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Young and daughter, Mrs. Charles Coryell and son, Donald, Wallace Hicks and Mm t'p'lrr, Donnld Myers, Robert Sullivan. John Pohl, Jr., John PoHl, Sr., Os- mon will be delivered by Dr. William Mrs, Hodgkiss of New York city, Second tirade—Miss Esther Conovar, car Swenson, Leo Homo ahd Fran- Louise Young of this place; Mr. nnd Rev. Hnrold P. Wayman will at- tencher—Barbara Fire-hock, Marjorl* W. Adams of tho Eastern Baptist' .SrhoepfMn, Gloria Wymbs, Zora Thlers, cis Chameroy. Theological seminary, Overbrook, Pa, Mrs, Cheater Young and daughter tend next TueBdny the annual scBsion Mildred and Mr. and Mrs, T. Iannelli Margaret Mazin, Roger Clark, Harry At a meeting of tho borough coun- of the Social Servlco'commission of Koch. Joanuln Williams, Stanley Wood and thrco children of Newark; Ivnn tho New Jersey Methodist Confer- ruff, Tr-rrcnco MeNamee. Thomas Thleri The road to bettor and bigger busi- . cil Monday night, the first reading Hicks of Boston, nnd Mrs. Kimball, C'harlel Sully. ness leads through Tho Register's ad- of the 1042 budget was given, The nnco nt Centennary church, Cnmden. Third Orndfl—Mlsn Ruth K. Bledamann, Miss Jano Rowland and Miss Mary vertising columns.—Advertisement borough is going on a cash basis and McShnno of Philadelphia General it was announced that the tax rate hospital visited Jane's parents, Mr. would be approximately $4.74 per and Mr«, Howell Rowland tost Sun- J100 of valuation. This compares day. with a rate for 1941 of J4..01; The amount to be raised by taxation this Mr. and Mrs. Edward Voorhoes OWN A HOME FUND year will bo $07,388.04, which com- nnd son, Rowland, visited Radio City Music hall last Sunday. Monthly Estl* pare* with $69,108.10 for 1041. In- Saringl ptr Interest mated n cluded In the budget this year is an Mrs. Louise Young, mother of Mrs. Cost'prlre 209<>Multy month for 5 and prln- month- May Kimball, and Wallace Hicks, of homa required feara to prb- mortgage clpal ly Item of $2,000 for use of the local vlda equity payments taxes say "I LOVE YOU! defense council. It was pointed out spent several days last week visiting $3,000,0(1 1 S00.0O $2,400.00 that being on a cash basis would re- relatives In Newark. $9.« (20.20 + * fl.ftO 4,000.00 800.00 12.sn 3,200.0(1 sult in higher taxes next year If taxes Tho ladles auxiliary of the East 27.01 + 0.(10 6,000.00 1,000.00 15.45 ' 4,000.00 Be thoughtful! Send your girl what she lovea were; not paid In the same year as Keansburg fire company will hold .1.1.70+ 8.S3 6,000.00 A 1,200.00 18.M 4,800.00 levied. A transfer of the liquor li- a card party at tho Thistle Inn on 40.52-1- 10.00 7,000.00 n 1,400.00 5,000.00 best—flowers 1 And what girl wouldn't be ex- cense of the Raritan inn was made Port Monmouth road next Monday, 21.03 47.27+ 11.00 February 10. 8,000.00 1,000.00 24.72 6,400.00 54,02+ 1S.S.1 cited at receiving q, dozen American Beautiea from Harold Boston to Mrs, Jluth 0,000.00 1300.00 Davis of the Ittrltan Inn, Inc. The The Gcrnldlnc Thompson Republi- 27.80 7,200.00 00.77+ 1S.00 10,000.00 2,000.00 street committee was authorized to can club held, its monthly buainoss 30.89 8,000.00 67.52-1- 10.cn from Dean's. In your father's and grandfather's purchase the Haley lot nnd building meeting Thlirsdny nt tho East Keansburg fire houno. It wan decld The chart nboveln Intcndnd to show the monthly Raving* time red roses were the symbol of Love—why adjoining the borough parking lot in necessary to provide' In » period of five years 20% of thn the rear of Front street buslnoits cd that no card party will be hold not let them carry the same message for you, thin coming weeli since today Is purclinsfl price, the equity ordlnnrlly inquired for pur- properties,, This proposition was. chasing n home. It rdso Indicate* thn r*tlniat*d monthly sponsored by the business men ot the a legal holiday. too? Order them now, to be delivered on Feb- The Ladles' auxiliary of the First carrying f.onU for tnwis, and ,lhn monthly Intcrnt snd borough nt a meeting last fall. principal payment* required'to be paid on 6% homo i^ilMttMrItipprnnd;..Norms n P,ln*y. Aid Bijnnd of this plnco will hold n ruary 14th. |l;rnortMat<« to,retire;them In JS year*.. It U ttMumprt have enlisted In the V. B. Army Air tetlK:to^lJ»tiWvMUfK'Klypy tavern Wednesday evening, February that funds saved under thli plan will fyi credited with oorp|,and will be stationed at Jef- aoml-iinnunl dividend* eaUnutted at i% per annum. ferabn Barracks, Mo, 2,1. Thn public Is invited to attend. INSURE* Mrs, Mm la Ladorhaus lias l>cnn Mr, ahd Mr«, Raymond D. MeKIn- confined to her liomn with a sovoro DEAN'S nty and ton Cllve of Rldgowood, case of Krlp for tho pnjt wook., war* recent gUesta of Mr, MoKIn- Brcndn McDonald, Dolmen Lonor- MAINSTAY-FRIENDS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. OV r. T. D. nty'a «l»|er, Mils Nan V. C, McKln- gqn. Until VnnOlalin, Annul Hiuin- 21 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. 1 dera, Julia 'flavors! and Robert tfnun- LITTLE SILVER Phone R. B. 1832 ders, «11 ot tills village, Jmvo licon - v'1 RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. Pace Nina

lag of sewing was enjoyed and rc-ser, Mr. and Mra. William Urstadt, tlbbetts of Havre de Grace, Mary- sald-ye»torday that when ih« Rtl Hazlet frHhmenta were lerved. Those aU Mr. and Mrs, James Neldinger, Mn land, ipent the week-end at the home Curley Donates Crow moved* «cross the *trcambert«on •Indicates. • . ' .: Ellnabdth A, Dal«, R. N., is super- and Mrs. j'oaeph D.,Eedle. .Mrs, Har- Operation of thp county farm at visor of therlocal work. , :. ry S.Cpwlea and Miss Anna Cowles Allenwood continued to bo an Im-' Pr.iparey'a report Indicates that will behostesaes at thenext meet- portant econonilo faotor In manager Oie : healtb'Ot 'prisoners has been Ing Mrfrch .1. . . .••••.••. rnent of the jail as shewn by the re- gopd^with many treated for Injuries The Crescent club of St. John's M. • port that only |4D wai vpent during «Uffer«d/Just, prior to their arrest. ' Ei church met at the'.hpwe of Mris. > t^ie year In the jmrchsuse *of veg-i': .i?':. i....'• ....•»» ' . Walter Srnalo Thursday, evening. Of- etables &• oomparod to .$5,088.38; for, Beers, nominated were, president, meat, $4,407.17 for groceries and (3,iHighlands Honor Mrs. Cyrus R.Qssj.vlce president, Miss No OUBlloo (tall f 140.20, for bread, -Of more recent Vera TBrnbleaon and MM.- Theodore frnhnnil 111 dfliratd iloa origin, but rapidly developed during G; Bailey; secretary,. ' MM. Curtis - the year, has been operation of the Listed : Clayton, it«; William Lambertaon; county workshop, . treasurer; Mrs. Frank Mceieaater, WITH OUR The county'e miscreants, -working rj-for;; Mrs'. ^laftland Walling and Miss Gen- In the 'hop, have turned out 3,000 evUve Morrell. .The club will hold an MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE • street sign* since lta establishment MatkingPeriod , Anniversary party and co've'red-dlsh and at leatt 1,000 otber signs, In- supper ,atj tJje'.churCh' .February 27. Buy your first pound of Airway K cluded In the «ocond grdup have been , liated on the Highlands grammar Those attending were Mrs. George your Safnray store on our money- • many directional signs for the coun- School honor roll for. the third roark- W. Hanners, Mrs. Frank McCleaater, back guarantee! Keep Ihe valuable ty, Hi forts, IT. 8. O, buildings and inK period, •which-Includes the mid- Mcs. Woitland Walling, Mrs. Curtis IF YOU ACT ON OR BEFORE FEB. 21 coupon you'll receive. If you like e Bed' Cross headquarters, A great year «.vir»8!e».'"«'the followlngipu- Claytoh, Mrs. -Theodore F. Bailey, Airway, prei(nt_tl> -_e.4upQn_.0R or WORTHWHILE U Miss Gonevleve Morrell, Mra. Joseph Why do we make this generous offer? Because it it the easiest, many signs and designs • of an In-MI(j.-3V".'""';.'—;,"7 "'"I ; surest way we know to prompt you to jive Airaay, coffee a before February 28 and get SEC- Marine,"Mrs. Judson'Hopla, Jr., Mrs. ' SAVINGS spirational nature have also been •'Eighth Grade—Por'la Dlttts, Helen fair trial—quickly. And because we know (from years of OND POUND FREE. If not, return produced, ' Elmer A. Bahrenburg, Mrs, Roland experience in other markets) that « fair trill of Airway is the coupon and the unused portion Women prisoners at the .workhouse Eflwiid Gardner. JJou»I»a Horan,. William , Mrs. James Neldlnger, Mrs. almost sure to make you a rejular user of this fine, mellow, _ of the first pound and your money -JjfoMHU-'-•*•*-«• — «_ii' ' • ? , 'i i \ S -Ward, Mrs; Cyrua Boss, do all the laundering of bed llneni, , Sivtoth . fltUe-^8e((f 'Pitlur^JTiia f mild blend. ~~ will be refunded. - blanket*, toweja:and.aprons used-In Britton;. PWIIR Kin*. John Mr». 1 . . 1 Ijjpi TJrs'tadt, Mrs. William Lambert- * Or«3 e»r| Card, Loin Cann, sorl, Mrs. John H. Bahrenburg, Jr., " artlolej3,-ln repair In the sewing room : Eihrt Kljil«ii, pottt j J«n« McConntUntu. . AiEl* Miss Vert Tombleson and Mrs. Jos but make many of them. Cresses for >1. J«n»«n»Ro, Roclottc . Ronalld HoranHDai, -Daviid (lolls repaired by the male prisoners Huleberg,' '.Charlie Martin, eph R, Peaeux. Mrs, Cyrua ROSB will . rifti0r»do-«oldlrifti0d«tldl ( KlKlnirn , fllorlaUnr ,be hostess to the club at her home for county. organizations, who dis- Flor»rt« .'Marion. Mar O'Kell, M»ryar«t tributed thorn during the Christmas Sickle), BarM«r» W«k«r, Jotephlno whits', February 19. Vtrnon Mlllir. , . The Hazlet public school attend- season" wore made by these women. Fourth Oradt—Jowph PaUr Olovla, The women have also turned their .am«KW«n, Albert Ulat«, Blllr'q'Nell, ance for January is as follows: attention toward knitting as a con- Loretta Andreva, Carolyn Aahton, Marbn Eighth grade—Anna Dean, Anna D«. Barrett, Rath Corion, Jean Duncan, Marjr Hnrco, Valeria Goetz, George Dunn, Don- TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW tribution to the nation's war effort. ;ullan. ald M«tBger, Salvatore LaSoplo, James last year -was the first In whloh Thirl Orade—Bobert Dea Bein, John Stornefllo, John Warnock. OF- THISf INTlrl6pU»tTORV the county h«a been able to keep Qardner, lUutwn Hartagrove, Robert Kor- Seventh grade—Birnlct Bojrec, An- iwk, Alfred Patterion, Charlea Smltb, tloDello Moccl, Italph Pteeux, William prisoners at,the farm throughout the Adelaide Concinnoninnon, , EdltEdltb bMaa Matana, , Zwntf, 9tem a Value QUAKER OATS winter without dally transportation Naomi MaMaxaon; . Rita, MliM, Jojce Vaughn, Sixth' grade—Philip Arnello, Lorraine Betty WaUtrom. to and from Freehold. Aside from Bailey. Fetar Dunn, Shirley Dlebrow, Jot- ?oFFER^^^uitf m ;t 'm Quick or ftolular Second Grade—Bernard Oraljhton, eph Hubbi, Annabelle Lewll, Marjr L«. the saving in dally transportation Jack Hllea, William Sleklei, Marlon Her- CANNED APPLE SAUCE BURNS *HEUUBrand, ald, Winifred Jackaon, Elaine Haioon. Saplo. cojjfcv nien at the dormitory have af- Filth grade—Thomu Cihlll, Uobart imsllplg. \ Qc Isrgvpkg. 21C forded, the report says, a Certain Allda Voorhcsi, Mury Ann White, Ardeth WlllUms. Norma Sawyer. Johmon, Jeanne Colllm, Wilma VtnPelt. HEART'S DELIGHT APRICOTS L?S - -21c SAFEWAY amount of protection for Allenwood Flr»t Grade—Fatty King, Jor Hanacea, Fourth grade—Carmen Gogllano, Joan Join tho N«tion-wid« Emmone, Carolyn Peseux, Gloria Siano. hospital during foreBt fire seasons Jacqueline LaMorr, Jacquellna Smith, : and other emergencies. They.have Oall Powell, Dannr BIlli, Jouph Crornp. Thlrd grade—Jo&ephina Davlno, Barbara ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES .RS, -.: ,»24c Royal Desserts VICTORY BOOK ton, Jennie CMlgnton, Blchard Colllna, Ntwlln, Edward Hubbi. also boen used to clear off woodland Bobbr Flanagan. Joe Bellsvinea. Setond trade—Jennie Amelia, Shirley Regular Flavors and CAMPAICN Halve* or Sliced and scrubland to'enlarge the farm Special Oroup—Charlei Fatteraon, Emmona, Diane Shaw,' DEL MONTE PEACHES to Collect Bocks and provide wood for heating. Firit grade— LcwU Bennett, Albert PUDDINGS Conlltno, Carmen Davlno, Floyd Walker. 3 pkg>. I B< for our toys Since stocking the farm with pigs 1 01 J YOUR CHOICC P. T. A. Sees Beilnneri—Frank Terry, Ditto 9 ? -1 Kn ">-1 Q« in rh« In January, 1041, the county h« The Victory club hold Its regular nlUC L pkgi. IQV pkj. | JfC killed and dressed 25 hogs with 20 'Arnttd For»i 'Trees And Homes" meeting in the Hazlet public school RIVER Brand more slated to go In another couple Tuesday of last week with classes. In Mueller's Pastes 'o( Uncl. Sam r of months. "Trees and Homes," a motion pic- Bowing and nutrition. Mrs. Madeline Ritz Crackers Z 21c Iy.ry SAFEWAY Mr. Schwark has also broken down ture show, was given at Thursday Seamen, who organized the club, MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, I hat a Collection So* the number of prisoner days of work night's meeting of Mlddletown town- spoke on nutrition and explained the Pickles KKHBII^ 15C EGG NOODLES packag* done in-the several enterprises as eblp high school. Parent-Teacher as- vitamins and their value'ln foods. A YOUR'CHOICE sociation at the high school auditor- follows: farm, 12,000; welfare home, number of receipts were given to the Julia teo Wtight't ttticla in this •*••»'• 1,800,. and In the courthouse, !,*». ium, Leonardo, Negro spirituals were sung by the high school Negro group. The class In aewlng is In FAMILY CIRCLE tolls how fa ten* b There have also been 27,000 prisoners charge of MtB. Harriet Hylln, who •nor* olt«n ones you really know thtir days of labor put In at the jail itself, Girls' Glee club, under the supervis- Sliced Beets 2^19c Tomato Hot Sauce MALTEX ion of Miss Doris Hunt. assists the members'in their sewing ditt-balancing qualities. another 800 at AHonwobd os well as problems. A Junior Class was formed LILY of the VALLEY Brand DEL MONTE 802 prisoner days spent in cleaning Mrs, Howard Rabone resigned as consisting of the younger girls. The DRIED BEAN VALUES- l>f§iC up veterans' graves In all parts, of corresponding secretary. A founders' ~ Spicy, Spanish Style can* day program was arranged In themeetings; are held every Tuesday af- CutVeietables (or Sou Be and Salad* the county. ternoon, Those attending were Mrs. Pea Beans Hb.pkg.iOc Although there were 87 less pris- cafeteria by Miss Rouse and William ; SWIFT'SPREMLT30C Lybarger, Miss Ruth Walling was. Madeline Seamen, Mrs. Harriet Hy- Marrow Beans Mb.P»o,.15e Tomatoes 3" oners icqpiyfcd at the JaUln 1811 than, narratbr, assisted 'by Peggy Stout, lln, Mrs. H, Alvin Walling, Mrs. Tim- Standard pack Store Cheese tho'previous year, there was an in-Ruth Williams, Roberta Field, Joan othy Walling, Mrs. Elmer. Dolson, SALMON 19c crease, of 1,188 in prison days. The Mrs. Henry Warnock, Mrs. Chester Large Llmas «ib.Pk«.15e D-L A Clnm n Carey, Kay Maul, Barbara Brower, c American Whole Milk Chsaie PINK-Qu««n O'Quallty number of persona committed dur- Muriel Avery, Virginia Smith, Anita Matthews, Mrs. Peter Monahan, Mrs. D3D"0 >"d Politrtts Z «« . Ib i t 1332 45607 dayi. Thomas Rathbone, Mrs.' Claire Or- from WISCONSIN 31 uc5 next meeting of the P. T. A. will be ton and Miss Nan Orton. SHRIMP " c.°n 19e aged 31 ,day». Thursday night, March 5, at 8:30 Aldon Sproul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kitchon Craft In landing the teport on to thoo'clock at the high school auditor- Frank P. Sproul, U on a trip to Ter- loard of freeholders, Mr. Lawley Fresh Produce OODLES OF IDEAS ium. ^ rell,-Texas. - ... .-•—.•..-, called attention to the wide Use to 1 The G. O. Sewing club met at the f c for o whole year of parties, pigs marshmallow which the county ! fingerprinting Nine towns In the United States home of Mrs. Roland Emmons Mon- Enriched with Vllamlna and Iron and photography facilities were put Lettuce ^«»ISP HEADS 2 "13 Large Siz« recipes for (very occasion. Hen is a real are named Wyoming. day evening of last week, An even- Heeker's . during the year and attribute* the off«i! FOUR U-pog* booklets for only 25 «. increase to the war. The office boa CRISP. TENDER Urge bunch FLORIDA fingerprinted 6,655 persona since the S«ndyournamt,addreii bureau vna cotabllohed in 1933. Of ORANGES and 25<* to Julio tee Enriched this number roughly 4,000 have been CAUfORNtA FANCY bunch photographed. YOUR HOME Wright, Box 460 M. f. CRISCO ,24c; 65c More persona were committed to Oakland. the jail for disorderly conduct than Gdbl)<)£8 New SoKd Green Heids 2 "" 9C 18 25 WHILE THEY LAST! for any other single cause, during PURE LARD t. ,15c the year, the number being 799. Mo-' tor vehicle violators held second B%#^^F H ^P/^. ^B#%NewRedBlit> IdahoB«Jten»».»».itn*» plane and vitre followed by probation PALMOLIVE -'6c violators, 49; assault and battery, 48;, CAMPFIRE or CAMAY SOAP ' non-support, 37;- larceny, Si; break- ;> Ing and entering, 21; grand larceny, prevent eggs becoming too dry. POTATOES 5 4- 19c 18; larceny of automobiles, 18, ' Unmold the rice and fill center with Marshmallows IUORY FLAKES ; , 22c scrambled eggs. Garnish with pars- or IVORY SNOW Your Cnoloo Other) types of crime* .and the ley. number of prisons for each follows: CALAVOS APPLES attempted suicide, 1;,A, B. O, viola- Cheese Fondue ; • Delicious California Avocadoes CHECKER CLUB= tors, 6; adultery, 3; abortion, 1; ar- 2 cups soft: bread crumbs DELICIOUS Weil.rn, Fin«l for EMirnj Chocolate Syrup I4oiC8n8c son, 6; aiding and abetting, 4; bur- 1 cup milk At their biit HERSHEV Brand *»• BEVERAGES glary, 12; bad choak, 6; bastardy, 1; ){ cup grated cheese bigamy, 2; carnal abuse, 9; contempt, 4 tablespoons butter or substi- for I "^ c Dried Apricots 11oipk,i9c 3; concealed weapons, 5; deiertlon, tutes DEL MONTE Bran* '•" 18; death by a\Uomoblle«, 6; forgery, 1 teaspoon silt 1; fornication. 7; fugitive, 4; fraud, H teaspoon paprika FRESH PEAS GRAPEFRUIT Mince Meat 9 ^ 1 lie 1; fish and game violators, 3; (alts HONOR Brand-Tine Quality p 4 eggs, separated MEW CROP *% .. *1^> FLORIDA *| , "j BA HONOR Brand - rin« Ouillw * " IV* IPretense, 2; embojzloment, 4. , ; Heat bread crumbs, milk, cheese, lbl C fo r SfflL2"- —45c Also, gambling, 11; lawdneMj-8; butter, salt and paprika in double Tender, M Pod< Ja Ja^ ' Large Size «• 10c rape, 8; sodomy, 2] narcotics, 4; •„ club meetings are as much a part •whites. Pour into a greased baklrtR workman's compensation/ 8, and vio- of the homemaktr's duties during dish. Bake in moderate oven. (350° Mustard BHIDSIH-I Mmrm 2'»'i 9c PICKLES lOo^ lation of 8. P. C,.A. act,'l. the Lenten ic»son as at any other F.) about 30 minutes until firm. S«.ett, Swiit Mind or Rtllih—Bandi Brut Serve at once. / Thero was a decrease In,the num- titne of the year. CHOICE GRADE A £ Peanut Butter "ICHNUIV.; 17C SUCCOTASH r tor pf Crimes committed by minors, The menu restrictions during the Shrimp Stew Swoet Flavored and Tender II). £,QC OF LILY ofth» VALLEY the noW figure being 120. whereas In . Lenten season need not mike meal Table Syrup VERMONT MHIO'/U"'17c 1D40 it -woai.141. Petty larceny In- planning more difficult, Usually 1 cup shrimp, cooked or canned 2 Lenten diih.es are economical dishes 2. tablespoon chopped onion GOLDEN CORN'" creased during the yoar from four Lily of the Valley • Crtam to 20 oases and breaking and enter- lavini money and time, 2 tablespoons butter or substi- FflWI ^' WCASSEE .97. Peanut Butter Ing Jobs fell off from 31 to rnwen. Fish, eggs, and cheese come! into tutes l0 SHOWN or WIlM/m their own rightful place during this 1 pint milk , I VII fa FancV Mifk-Fod—3 to under 4 Ibi. ' £, | • PEAS 2«"'25c The report also contains) statistics r aeaion. of the ytir. Thty are. all 1 pint thin cream Vinegar WAYHEC0UNtY ,. WHOPPEB Brand-Urn, Tender as to tho ages of thoso arrested, for nutritious foods and deserve a more Salt ' , ' Whit, or cider our N 2 those crimes, Thofb are more per- prominent place in our menus, Pepper PRIME RIB ROAST »^^^ ib. 27c ASPARAGUS l 99c sons, 824, In tho 40 to 60-year group, Paprika HONOR - All Gra.n "" •*•»• Canned fish offers variety in Ketchup Wy of ike Viii«y 2 £" 23c than any other, This table follows! menu planning and it rich in essen- Chop the shrimp. Melt the butter Minors, 120; 21 to 30, 275)80to*V Fresh or Corned APRICOTS -icn2ic tial food elements. Eggs and cheese and saute:the shrimp nml onions. YOUR CHOICE 304; 40 to BO, 324; 60 to 00,106; 6Q- to are j'ust_ about as versatile in mak-Add the milk and cook over hot PLATE or NAVEL BEEF b. 12c Poiloalai-Cholc« Halve* 76, 04; ovor76, 18. ing delicious dishes as any twowater or over low heat for 15 to 20 PEACHES No 2}^ can 19c foods can be. minutes. Add Ihe cream and season- ' SEALECT MILK Tho jail's population by race and rroBHonoa — Honor Brand »ex tollows: The following recipes will be ap- iti(r, Heat thorouRhly. Serve at once LINK SIRLOIN STEAK White, 601} colored, 47J; male,,l,- preciated and enjoyed by every garnished with a little paprika. PEARS N. 2MM«21C 21B; female, 117, The breakdown by member of the family whether he is observing Lent or not so try sery. Halibut with Tomato Sauce Sausages Barllatt —Honor Brand nationality Is: IOO96 Pur* PORTERHOUSE STEAK ' 39c ing fish, cheese and egg diihei more VA pound* halibut < ' Ib. CRO-PUP , ,., io. Jews, 7j Polish, 8S| HeAlans, 0B! frequently for they have many con- Pork 31 (CI l utlpki Irish, 413; Swedish, 48; Qenmn,:B0! tributions to make to our diet,1 1 cup white sauce (medium LOIN LAMB CHOPS ' 35c onr DOO rooo !«•*• ••"! «»"»»• 106 •Amorlosn, 639. thick) 1 cup tomatoes, itralncd BUY DEFENSE BORAX The roport's table of committments Creole Ring Mold with Eggs . Salt ' SLICED LAMB CHOPS SHOULDER - v,, M..ir ib. 29c 20 MULE TEAM (hows tha following to bs among the STAMPS TODAY county's tmalcat magistrates: 1 onion, chopped Pepper > BORAXO Frod Qulnn, Froohold, 283; ICldon . 1 green pepper, chopped W cup cracker crumbs Bacon LAMB SHOULDER ^^ . 17c 2 tablespoons butter or substi- 2 tablespoons butter or stibitl- rint Hand Cl.an.r Frcaley, Long Branch,' 109; John V. L«an, Suaar Cund tute . tulr, melted LAMB For Stew BREAST «r SHANK b 13c Crowoll, Red Bank, 115; Louis X. \H cups canned tomatoes (Ho. Vt cup uratcil cheeie SAFEWAY MATCHES Levlnson, Asbury Park, 101; William I . 2'A can) To prepare fisli—boil 2'/j cups is: 3ic •LUI TIP BraM 8. Holmes,. Freeh6ltl, 80; county 4 cups cooked rice • water with 1 tablejpoon vinegar, ctjurU, 78; Benjamin ICdslsloln, As- 2 teaspoon salt Yi tablespoon chopped onion, 1 Bliry Park, 6fl;,H«rry Bolta, Jr,, Key- teaspoon pepper tablespoon chopped celery and 1 port,48; probation department, 41, cup grated American cheese tablespoon chopped, carrot until Beef and nous'Bock, Meptune township. - 6 eggs the wrier it well,seasoned, Add the •••'•••Weup millc" -'".,••. : - fish ami "Immcr until the flesh li Liver Annexed to* tho. report are the re- 2 tablespoons butter firm mid leaves the bonti, Remove Fanoy adeoted poi'U of I3ra. John W,'Hardy ol the Parsley „ bonci and bread in small piece*. vtinoronl dlsoiun ollnla In tha Jail «nd Cook cnlon and grccu pepper in Add tomatoes to the whlto eaucc David H. Caroy, jail phyMolan. Dr. tiutter. Add tomatoes and rice; ond cook until smooth, I'lacs fish 29c Iliinly roportod Unit 00 per cont of cook slowly until rice has absorbed in grented bnkinir dish, cover with' thoin receiving treatment in the Jail Ihe liquid. Add icasonlnR anil the Miucc.'ndd salt nml pepper, Mix, cllnlo (lontlmio that treatment after til cheese, Pack 'into a cracker cnmlb.i and liuller; nrifinlile thnlr reloneo, Flfcen per cent of mold.. Set In the oven to keep over thh e top witihh hcheese fof I»M: 9, treated In Jail cant be'traced warm; Scramble the CKRD with the layer, Dakc in .175" oven for about tnllk and butter, §lir vcoii»tai.itly to 20 mlniitej or until brown , ' < 36 Monmouth St, Red Bank-118 First Ave,, Atlantic

. ,S RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. BOWLING ACTIVITIES Results, Standing of the Teams and Individual Averages

EORO BUSES. ARNONE BROIHEBS CARDB. O«HTn. '•••:. • Phil Dal No 1 . West End No, 2 -•- 84 Hsnsen ...... — 146 B. Aumack _ 206 ISB 1»6 182 206 142 West End No 1 .. 41 RED BANK NO. 1. ' ' ... 39 Wall No. 1 - :—- >» Bower — 158 1(7 Plngltor* ...... „.. HI 199 Joe.Holmes .'.Z : . Ill 110 112 Neptune City J. Whalen 173 180 16 Little Sliver No. 2 «....-... »0 143 145 112 AVer* '... 9tanton> ..." 148 188 ' 18V Unexcelled No. I . - - .. 35 Garti; .„:.-. 118 34 Aumack 190 144 Hailet '. »» us 11551 Turnock 118' Kuehn ..:... : 141 -HS 183 Eatontown No. 1 . Grover Cook ...... M. Bennett .. 190 181 109 33 C. Whalen 179 Wall No. 2 .....: -.- 2» QO(f ; ..„..„._, 144 158 188 162 Freehold No. 1 SO Smith ,. ,184 Lincrolt No. ! - *J t bm _..... Oakhurst No. 1 — Colmorgen 189 85? 777 PlntrltprePlntrlt i ...... _ _.,'...... 181 28 West Long Branch No. > ,.•- 17 , 118 •18 981 - tS4 Highland' No. 1 _ 26 Highlands No. s - 14 LITTLE FALLS AyeAy u *^ 202 216 014 I61 Bradley'No. 8 _ - — 161 187 W. Thacker PETE'S CHATTERBOX IDEAL DINER Deal No. 2 - - " Johnston 188 Oiborn . 1(9 184 160 Independent! No. 1 —• J» 015 919 883 Trrmafno 124 J. Mount .... Kull „—-w* 105 111 Wanamassa No. 1 ... j* ALLENHURST Fair Haven No. 8 18 891 885 9T6 A. Schanek .... Plr/gators „ ..- -. KB 168 142 Stokes ....: ; 18 Baker - 156 164 188 Freehold No. 2 - 21 Dummy ™ 125 ,1 FACTORY STORES. )ummy Ayre. — •}•» Belmar Volunteers 20 Palten ...tSf. 202 193 184 WALL NO. I. 178 Updike — 185 146 Guenthtr - 204 3. GatU :.™ 141 118 210 Dummy ...... — Osborsboma .... ~— 1« Oakhurst No. 2 JJ 15S Clayton 11? 104 ISO M. Aumaelc , 174° 2« 187 Smith ... 148 Sea Girt No. 1 •'•- >J Kelly 151- I6 157 215 HI I VanBtntuyien .. 7ft 7!5 748 ~ J«ri 167 lit 181 T"~ Deal No. 1 • •• Jlorrls HilHi'il • ...W 200 188 Lake RED BANK DAIHV. M. Jlke . _.....',..,_._: .•"""* 157 811 926 881 ' 875 Eilman ... 151 ISO P. Gittla .... 167 HlcW .:.-»-. LOFTUS ft KlBDDX Wallln* 210 |j>2 »j Sc.lly - .«£-..-.. 198. 204 16S ISO. 181 151 112 191 223 148. 167 21S a v. c Strelgh ~... 202 111 Hohn ... "* 893 958 831 Hobo . 182 190 162 925 «10 854 BAYSHORE BOWLING LEAGUE 184 Dllfione W "J "; 761 197 617 Morris ;...... „_ 2S4 175 197 BAIRD.DAVISON CO. V. Hammond Llnimnyer ..._....._,...... 182 175 181 Schneider ,-. 2" »»• |09 SEA BRIGHT Blora ««...„...«.. 140 148 DEAL NO. 2 Smith ...'. 14( •180 165 Msr.xa 178 219 222 T. Hance ...... STANDINGS OP^THB TEAMS ^ 17* Tomalno .• 21.3 176 208 Dlllone 182 W. Ehmann 126 198. 180 Sutherland 111 218 182 Dummy ...... «.: Andorton 201 Fowler 147 J. Ehmann ..... 124 1(1 1S9 851 888 915 Bllckman 171 148 178 10SS 875 1052 1. H. KELLV CO. Kenned"—'• y ,. 177 IU 140 Forig»U Farms — 85 22 981,48 1040 Schlnkle Furlong :. 106 115 88 >T>fa Jewelers ...... 14 28 . 988.14 1082 SEA GIRT NO. 1 146 111 McCu. .... 152 110 1S4 Scltroeder 248 181 21S Qanley Steinhardt Tralll —: •-• \\l Hetia ._. 158 W. Thacker Roxy'a Fleet 12 25 988.12 1066 Katskl . 126 Tnnsey - 152 181 16R Brook'. Insurance _ 10 11 904.12 1032 BAILEY CO. B sa „... 150 Direnport _ 188 159 14S Tramm .• 1 rfl as2 nt Brown . Market .... 3». 28 922.22 1066 McDonald*.,.^... Herbert •— • 155 811 814 898 (34 743 607 Schmidt _ 148 168 153 PURITAN DAIDAIRRY Dummy Bly.: : _ 1H 1(2 Widctn ^ 121 16! Dummy —. Atlantlo Supply . 38 29 841,87 955 Kornek' B-.t „ . ;• 16G WEST LONG BRANCH NO, 1 STOKES. 1 Tolinson Dunn7 ,..„..„.._...... »..„,..».. 125 "itroni • ...-.•u^,«...«....»..' • Square B»r J7 30 881.81 K88 •luhn _ 149 1S4 14S Gregory .- 146 187 95 Seldman :... 141 l«0 688 779 «6T Lenox Tavern 16 81 818,16 050 lummy _ 880! 798. 884 Incobus - 131 189 Beck .... »7 126 Ml Brown ...... 7(0 744 300 ~'OOrJsy t..^...,, ,...„„.,...:„.. 18S 180 Mlddletowners 25 3! 868.11 1003 FREEHOLD NO. Wilson ...,-..•.:... 182 182 122 Billi :.:..^..T.T_ .__...... :.-126 -1«8 1!9 ••-*-- -McKIM-LAYTON. Howland 188 160 160 Juncsn-...... ; -190 Atlantlo Llgni Club ]g SB 784.26 808 ! Borden _ . 16S 154 166 Porter i 168 178 157 Garonl : 128 WOMEN'S COCKTAIL LEAGUE onrow 150 167 174 Hannah ...... 147 107 J01 153 187 INDIVIDUAL AVERAOESB ^ !. Huhn 125 ibor : ...... 118 Stearns ..i^ 199 246 lll-\ll ill DeVrles __ 186 147 199 Rubley "."i:i.Vw.w"..w..i: V.n& --•— •--• 685' 682 7(S j : HIGHLANDS BUSINESS SIGN'S •. 8O0 798 794 Humphrey! -..;:_.7;.';:™_^...: 145 lit 163 - ran: LADIES Aschettino ...... LEAGUE, L. Clayton ... _HH5 _17j j _£j£°j; OCEANPORT NO. 2. Bucltalew ....: : -205 180 193 , GRILLT3 H. Stout „• 114 AVON NO. I. 185 • 158 'entermsentarmn ...... • , 968 905 590 '. Hurley 123 F. Soccl* 189 2*8 168 M.Palumbo ,. - 145 190 815 '. Cost* ...-..- ' 167 122 ' I8« 1; Tonltlao' ».. ~. —WANAMASSA NO. 1. ~ Omibee .207 250 171 Berry , ._..„..„„.«•.. M, Massocca ...m^_...... ^... 146 JT Tomalno „ ii-..,.™.... 64 STANDING OF THB TEAMa immers ..'....„ 142 167 184 BEABOARD ICE CO.— Dummr -,.-.;-..—..™.....-»^... 100 ---100 .-:-'J- ; Vltsllu. • "I 2»2 }»« Josatl v 180 1«5 165 lanlno i _... 144 132 159 Wlll rf48 Hooper - 145 1S6 1SJ Huiphy «....> ~ Schneider — .-.' 24 108.7 IJe«l Diner ...-.-.. 44 II 150.1 915 Rnh.rts .. 157 1*" 182 _ .• 202 1S9 149 ,. 126 126 125 D. Arnona t 182 183 : 196 ' TORPEDOES Lloni OlUb 86 J7 847.28 1017 SfiSoxd™:"::::..-!:. ..m ^ ^ 166 176 137 „...,....«...... 125 125 :25 luoMo 169 132 181 A. Halper 118 . 161 160 Monahan 64 191.28 ' Mnor ..-._.—..„ 180 165 138 urner Walling 1".~~L.™.....^ L. Selllck .. 101 119 106 Woodward 67 101,22 Capt. Wheelers 81 3S 897 941 Mlltar ...: ,. 121 122 121 r E»so Jr.'» ' 29 84 808,t 891 Apter '.—-.....»••-: J" _}]! -JH 862 S68 824 168 185 177 1 . 784 785 86! G. Williamson Ill 121 142 Lafayette - 41 101.21 Parker ... Ime ~ 51 190,14 ;'or»gate Farms .... 20 34 805 986 842 900 811 EATONTOWN NO. 2. 666 791 6SS SHREWSBURY DAIRY Weitlnghou.o .'. 21 42 705,17 1049 719 722 718 Slmpklns. - 193 182 800 891 408 R, Adalr •i 40 189.80 EATONTOWN NO. 1. K. VanB,runt '. 175 111 HAMILTON MANHATTANS Poiten 51. 187.21 / INDIVIDUAL HIGH ONE GAME. 200 162 Hailer :...- 178 111 189 Murphy 188 131 Taylor „ - * 3reyer — 159 141 BED BANK FIREMEN'S LEAGUE ->arlcer • „ no 95 Iradsbaw lie Hanson - —. 51 187,1 0' AVE MO 1(8 112 201 lecker 171 152 136 Vecchione 152 1S6 214 Fsrwcll .....„...... _._ to 186.18 875 Chasey -—• JJ5 214 200 Dummy * ... ; . 100 1Q0 Blackburn .... Ill Baker *.: »7 188.56 L»Farre 17« Lcwl« , 1M 155 179 lonahay ..... 183 148 151 Ellison 141 Minor ...i...... 64 -185.51 H. Parker ...... —__i 12 185,2 22S It. Morria 205 192 178 Elgrim - 139 180 147 lavUon HI US 169 UNION Hoffman -.-... 172 151 Mahler 192 178 Bpiuio -.'.'. 46 , 185,16 62' 181,44 255 Meytn —- 187 Bennett 14S '. Ctlandrlello 128 187 157 712 639 ~S68 Farwell 61 185,15 E. Minor . 62 181.84 255 , VanBrunt .. 214 Brenner -.. 170 147 202 THE MERCHANTS TRUST CO. STINGERS 185,11 Mews . .52 180.48 242 855 919 793 8J7 876 . Bergln J_ 169 197 176 Bahr 57 Allen 185 151 18» Wllda 158 Manil .„-..._.... 52 184,23 Brown ...:... ;.—.... 12 170.29 240 ' 834 739 824 FAIR HAVEN NO. 2 P.. Calandrlello 159 180 137 Patterson 22S 173 201 Wbarton 12« Kornek „„„ .^..I^ff 140 doughty 189 111 1«8 28 184.28 0 178.2 215 "C" Division ^jytoii : 148 148 143 'anlnweien .. 128 18H.10 Delto»» - 63 177.37 284 E. Waller'.""? 190 163 173 Sing 142 105 111 836 824 817 Wymba —:.... 88 3 STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS Rice. 135 212 187 Brown Bu 188 . Kohlonbush .... ,...._.•.'-. 42 176.16 245 Thompson 141 1" I' Stadler : 165 119 130 : INDEPENDENT. Brett . .". 159 W4 181 W L 400 362 Adalr ...... 58 182.80 Carrlgan .... — 52 170.14 281 Donate _ i.. 195 235 122 Herrold , olBfen /18S. 178 ROB ROYS 182.18 R Adalr -..-_ 68 175.18 220 Point Pleasant ."....I 43 14 Egelsnd R. Peaces IS* 155 S4J 840 858 GettU ...; ...27 Wr Wal«r .t... 161 205 17° H. Bedli : 1S8 1178 181,85 Abtrn ... ,—_ 58 174.88 21S Llncroft No, 1 40 17 Hopktn _...- 155 134 BIG DIP E. Anderson ....—.. 52 • ' 835 912 807 775 816 • 841 K. Hendrlckioa : 110 95 Steinhardt ....• (40 181,32 — 41 174.82 288 Avon No, 2 40 17 J. Murphy 153 156 171 Marvel 220 198 210 114 186 180.4 NEPTUNE CITY Bradley, Jr •..-.:.'. 38 19 OAKHURST NO. 4 J Ward ^ .... 126 Menuopane ] Meid'..;.... ,.,87 Mohr 02 172,28 227 Emraons 188 203 183 !. Murjihjr 208 219 . 50 179.82 O'Neil _ - • 56 171.40 225 Branchport - 33 24 ?ary 142 203 182 H. Hoffman . 160 203 iantalll _ . 141 892 868 Mahler -; .... Wilkto. :. 195 21. 172 Red Bank No. 8 - 32 25 Doran ...... 150 167 Callano ...... —...... 8.7. 178.19 H. Fehlhaber 63 100.21 220 , r. Walters 142 '" ZOMBIES. 178.5 8helly - 8 160.2 119 Wendt . 158 161 203 Independents No." 2 31 26 Fleldner i 167 814 895 868 Haitus - 151 189 Drtokwater .„„ 88 E. Morris '. . 159 Bucklln - 1 184 109 Dlllone — 44 177.88 Hublcy, Jr, , : .62 -168.61 140 Conover .• 184 185 201 Bradley No. 2 - _ 30 27 )uryen .- 182 HOOK AND LADDER. H. Belknap I 96 136 176,80 Drum 281 155 168 Phil Daly No. 2 28 29 3Ieary 182 191 168 Smith -,.-. 54 WHEELERS ;tefer _ (,., 175 888 Klenk 1 146 144 Kaitntr 45 176.26 956 914 .927 Weit Long Branch No. 2 28 • 29 146 176.21 Mahler .'. I 166 147 156 Ocean 26 31 ~8Q8 Ahern .'. .1 27 Oulney "...... ™ 137 147 187 OAKHUHST NO. 1 orbea 135 179 88! 376 888 176.11 T Minor ™. 101 158 170 Highland! No. 2 25 32 HIGHLANDS NO. 3 wk 154 168 Lucai ...... '..... 18 Turner _..„• _... 1650 1730 1773 Unexcelled No. 3 20 37 [ohlcnbush ' 96 169 187 hwenker 179 WOMEN'S FBDDAY EVENING l Burko ....' -..; 140 IBS 117 L&yton .— Munch 178 229 164 ' H.IGH ONE GAME . E. Minor _ 218 171 180 Buss Bibhets 210 224 210 South Belmar -...: 19 . 38 'aushn 136 111 1«5 Smith 16$ ' .206 187 LEAGUE. BED BANK BOWUNQ LEAGUE. •enUrmin J^ ..-....;—. ™ 878 Penterman 167 217 186 Unexcelled No. 2 : 19 38 lebold .. - 132 115 118 toxy'a Fle'et ™.~_ . ,~.~^~ 1066 "182? "70T ~746 McGuire 172 158 167 luncan .'" 178 117 114 . 861 925 811 HIGH THREE GAMES. . LIONS CLUB WEST LONG BRANCH 2. iomandettl 156 112 119 TALLYHOE3, STANDING OF THE TEAMS" RMJEF; A. Hsrtrell - 169 175 162 Woodward , : -~ 108 Tohlhnher '..; 172 108 182 874 "S42 913 Wood _ .-,. 200 145 213 . Whalen 165 169 181 W t AVE HQ Klt'a J«wal,'ri ...... 8044 McDonald 166 BRADLEY NO. S. Dennis : _ 168 196 -189 M. Jonei 167 167 152 Clothiers A In 48 14 941.84 1044 .695 710 698 , Holiday — 147 140 173 Dummy 115 115 115 BROOK'S INSURANCE Johnson 158 Filigerald 171 208 245 Shultz, Jr 141 179 164 EAGLES NO. i. :. Whalen 164 f 201 183 133 Boncore's' 82 25' S18.9 1048 Brown 168 h. Rogers 205 200 192 B. Norkus :.... 186 160 Gardeners 31 26 808.48 1018 Bahr 186 228 182 • bulti, Sr. 158 176 100 J. Wllnus 140 124 145 Bctt 189 154 151 E. Jeffries 173 168 153 Shelly . 166 176 164 Farwoll ™ 167 Bradner 194 169 200 'lorgan _. 136 167 211 •leckmsn : ••-. H9 SU I'll Gentile'* SI 26 876.38 1011 1 W. Rogers 214 171 18S B. .Colmorgen 182 164 194 D. Fishing Pier 28 29 911,51 '1100 Wyroha ,,„„ ...... , ... 182 228 ' 172 I. Thompson I<7 HZ 14! '' • ' 760' 77! ni Anderson .....n. • 1S3 202 163 ~8U Egbert - 191 182 183 793 nt 937 'turnin - 1S7 118 115 Boynton 28 29 884.18 1066 •WESTINGHOUSE 847 829 882 STRIKING MISSES 924,65 1049 Woodward 208 200 228 BRADLEY JRS. Thompson, Jr 193 119 155 Lou'a Flaseria 27 80 O'Neil '.... 116 975 92S 1003 A, Travers 152 181 150 eta'a Chatterbox .... 11 30 887.26 980 Matula '. 168 FREEHOLD NO. 2 167 198 FAIR HAVEN WOMEN'S B. Gaso .- 169 149 121 020 1025 907 7(8 7<9 742 139 131 R. B. Recreation .... 26 31 890.14 1014 Cnmpbell 182 Cook 212 171 200 Brace 198 151 HAZLET. , LEAGUE. A. Shlnn 152 «ul's Open Door ... 16 41 854.10 074 f SQUARE BAR Pnttorson 152 Brines 202 1S3 192 •arry E. O Sousio 229 1S8 188 651 726 762 104 M. Reuuille ;.... 168 164 119 Merrill 51 188.21 Rubloy 144 R. Tomalno - 200 206 220 Flo'Hansen 124 186 Travers --- ... 1(5 206 122 • ' Til! "889 878 Mohr ••>,.....-•••>••*• « 155 PHIL DALY NO. 2 / 888 682 665 Tuttle ..... 46 187.27 FORSOATB FARMS Walnwrlsrht 163 158 ISO H, White LINCROFT NO. 2 51 187.16 J, Tornalno - 161 196 28.5 lit 171 167 616 578 731 829 176 J. Adilr .... 161 Dugun 133 12J Cochrsne 108 180 155 PAUL'S OPEN. DOOR FIVE BELLES D. Arnona J—. 46 185.37 101 Smith ...L... 84 18S.28 Monahan' — ,.... 195 964 895 1001 Acerra 139 Carney 123 'los MscPherion 143 179 51. Francis _ 1ST 145 152 Drlnkwater •'••-• 1(4 DEAL NO. 1. P. White 198 J. Mahoncy _ 158 182 C«thy Otis 160 177 Johnson .'.... 119 140 148 Lafayette 33 185.11 BOWLING CENTER SENIOB Mahoney, Jr. . 161 156 Pete Jones 155 120 185.6 ^Qffg .,.„* Matovsky, Jr 185 236 Sico 169 Carhart 189 175 Schneider 178 LEAGUE. Woods - 201 188 Gunn 129 Smaidone 142 171 140 Dot Sttdler 122 M. VanBrunt _ 153 169. Tex Tomalne '. 82 184.27 :Uce Scalla1 120 O. Minton 54 188.35 Penterman — 208 VanHisa _ 139 184 111 II. Braney „ 197 181 S'ANITARY. Zsller .... 143 175 892 790 787 Rhodes _ 123 1*9 181 Fletcher . . 47 188.21 WALL NO. 1. ~tii S. Bnrborlo 187 202 164 John Matoviky 159 194 RED BANK NO, 3. - • 764 .nderson ...... —...... 57 188.12 Chandler 112 177 107 • • 701 747 • TOP NOTCHERS Allen *•.... — 57 182.58 ROXY'B FLEET Tony lug - : 108 246 164 Scalio ., .;.. 119 827 972 8(7 Anderton 131 149 133 (Postponed Games) Maffel 153 ^ Turner 50 182.44 Walling .A 217 Mana 189 152 INDEPENDENT NO. 1. J. Mana !... 202 US Ormabee : ~. 184 159 177 PAUL'S OPEN DOOR M. Jeffrey 140 Chasey — 56 182.40 Steinhardt '...-" 280 V. Mosca .'. 194 Bruno 147 • S. Mazia ; 142 162 111 Dl'mmy I 120 120 Cathy Otis 142 108 D. Calnndrlello 100 Fischer: '. 57 182.88 Manzl J... . 172 Smith 221 165 162 G. Figaro 182 166 Pete Jones 155 B. Parcels 145 Hanton : 168 Ruih 178 2lS Webater : 143 162 m El)i« 56 182.13 Moica •'• 168 Smith 154 195 185 Munch ._ 192 167 Alice Scallu 13 4 no A. VanVllet Jeffrey ...... 86 182.11 dy _;...:'._.:..:: ,214 Stan Janeaki 182 J!48 Schmitt 'orothy Stadler 112 109 Jordan 180 211 216 690 767 692 Kennedy . 32 181 996 984 r Wymbs - ISO 211 203 D. Figaro ..: _ Lillian Rhodes 160 IU 180.87 982 960 790 Grooms '—.. 46 ' ATLANTIC SUPPLY PURITAN, Posten : 57 180.16 TELEPHONE LEAGUE 708 602 591 Nell .... 200 214 169 DoFailo — 181 139 164 809 1007 1021 ' , 857 7S9 Brown ..«...— ' 43 119.25 McGulM , *. 147 158 167 HIGHLANDS NO. 1. . UNEXCELLED NO. 2. PEERLESS King _ 54 179.29 '229* Gcroni —-. 106 136 144 Monahan 201 299 21 REPAIR. lurlel Maack 117 118 Joslln ..',. 128 164 148 Harvln •...-. _..... 181 186 108 Horner _ 201 HQ inrt'Roawell 83 88 "Jastellaelo 57 179.15 282 Sh.lly 197 225 195 Brey - _ 160 185 ISP- 105 116 Ayres 52 179.1 245 Seidman 131 150 124 Brown : 159 191 18' Ettlow 184 151 A. Apnlegale 105 JollJlyy Purdy 115 123 D. Aschettino Kaitner 184 181 166 Sterns ——- HO 101 J2* Herbert 156 15S 152 JellJellll e EgelanEld .. 11112 111 Strauss 88 178.20 Kohlenbuih _ 182 165 183 " Clark 92 "" rk.r - 50 177.40 Acnlmt _ , 168 164 Sr.a/to - l.il 18S 17S Annlesate 149 FlorencFl e HHansen l'2'O 112 680 645 7(3 881 055 866 788 806 654 Robbing 176 203 159 Reynolds ..— ....'. 57 177.80 177.29 MIDDLETOWNERS . CLUB • 870 914 551 572 5S1 RUMHAVEN LEAGUE ColmorKsn • &4 Mead - ...168 156 146 J. Maiu 125 154 160 "B" Division. 868 811 826 586 774 FAIR HAVEN ALLEYS Osborne .— 54 177.26 167 112 142 149 >ummy loo 100 100 177.21 Horeter 147 158 J. Rago - STANDING OF THE TEAMS OCEAN BELL LABS.. DEAL. Curchln, Sr. 54 Murphy - 177 137 184 L. Nnslorio ... 100 171 150 189 199 Kivlan Wilson _. 170 1!7 157 WARD'S RADIO ingltors 176.28 104 ... W Devpreaux _ 111 189 Esther England 128 129 122 Minton 51 115.49 Quackenbush 212 179 Parker ;;•_ 101 no 167 182 177 J. Ward , 142 172 166 Neil ; 187. Ill 209 PalBndrano ...... Fair Havtn No 1 17 S. Fowler 153 16G I 155 >ummy ..:.. „.. ioo mo ioo F. Donato 145 ,. Smith 57 174.60 185 \ 167 113 Lakewood . 15 H. Fowler .". 161) 139 Scliafer Marge Jakubscy ]JO 131 128 P. Ell 1J2 186 Murdlcp ., - 88 174.83 Red Bank No 1 Thorsrn ?. 152 161 . 48 ' 836 B01 838 813 817 Oceftnport No 1 11 fierbiir P. Ell 165 A. Turntr .... 172.43 FINES MAPLEWAY3 1'eternon , 183 2J0 Tnetdie 628 617 007 I. Scutter 137 137 Francis - 57 172.84. ATLANTIC LIONS OLUB 18 1!l Bed Bank No 2 10 VINCENT'S 186 H. Allen WJ ° Deal No. 3 .10 E. Stromenger 193 223 113 Bradihaw 57 112.23 Cardner :.... 163 865 810 823 852 709 Krefrer JS4 155 112 "". Gerlnmo ISO 1<3 161 n. Gmtlla 40 179.29 Dummr 185 186 J. Brown 16' „„ ... Sea Brlnht - 10 Charlotte White 121 136 108 Unexcelled No 4 .3D POINT PLEASANT. BELL LABS. HOLMDEL. 148 Ta'larico « 87 ' 173.11) Maiclale 161 K. D'«io 1"' ;j Hammond 1S2 155 '.51 Mary Pryor 101 1(4 105 814 840 741 . 88 172.85 m Washington 2» Johnson Ifi7 i;,7 Evelyn Bowie _ 102 121 W. Sehroeder ...... H. Parkir .....:._ • E, Haiard ™ West Lonjr nmnch No 1 27 Desmond 163 102 PETE'S BARBER Wteiett ..„' 44 112.28 O'Nell 126 212 G. Saundcrs - _... 167 ififi Clnujcn 120 Dummy ; ioo 100 100 Maffel 161 153 167 40 111 nkr.:::::.::.:::::::. ^ Entontown No 2 n Chadwick .'. I M> 18* Uanmer .— 110.25 Romeo 198 Erele« No. 1 ;s Murrell 13 Rels .. 175 Schmidt 20 16B.4 .^. 210 111 C. Saundrrs „ US U6 Clamen 96 564 656 oil T. Travera 142 123 873 839 Allenhurat . 24 Smith 231 lg| Janpky 156 127 B. Aumack 149 147 167 J. Gentile 57 184.56 in OakhurM- No t U Anperole 221 174 F. Kela .. 147 ;ahl 32 168.13 LENOX TAVERN FACTORY STORES Avon No. 1 .'1 BUSINESS HEN'S LEAGUE >. Smock 122 158 BOYNTON * BOYNTON jmlth 146 184 103 68 Little Silver No 1 20 990 Walling ... 179 , 156 189 S, Bruno * 83S 739 M. Aumack 160 144 185 Cuchln 123 171 154 J. Mallotta •• W> LAhEWOOD BRADLEV NO. 2 RED BANK INSTALLATION. Francis 146 148 160 Relth ,, 206 164 177 Clayton _ III I Millibar. . TETLEY'S SPORTS C. Murphy • 123 131 Rnwell 159 182 209 dlo 203 \ 743 714 852 Patterson - 178 161 185 [lelsa ../ „. 106 P. Tomalnl .' - 171 Johnson 16K 152 192 Rons , l.-ii 159 Murdlro 172 G. Parker 167 10 Glint lfi<( 1S2 210 IS Sherman Humphreylym. . s 153 WADE'S SERVICE STATION King 804 218 224 140 B, Paoluccl 4 Wilson . U7 C. Johnson 133 HumphreAlvlho y 15is6l 195 James VanBrunt 151 123 107 O. Minton 176 169240 Miller , „.._,._... 181 187 118 Brown i. _ lil 155 Moore ... Clayton B. Sutherland 182 190 P. Tomalnl , Housen 211 I'll 154 14 Cant . 177 190/180 H, Amato ll'i 12 Clnytnn fcordy 205- 186* 201John VanBrunt BIT. B5B 881 Allen 170 K. .'otimon 822 867 063 182 If, 166 1(0 P. Hower 115 LONG BRANCH FISHING TIER B4B BOB Gaze 166 150 P. Hower 851 Tex. Tomaln. 176 156 117 HIGHLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE. BRUNO. WASHINGTON. 822 801 79 HOME MODERNIZES "' E. Waile 186 J. Arnone : 164 169 138 148 234 BOS 787 RulTlnl ...: B. Aumack 17» T. Bruno - Illnlr '. 151 160 204 BRANCHPORT TEST BUREAU. 4o-Jo .'...... IAD 181 ._. O Bruno 128 147 Francis 186 170 146 Travers Parker ....,..- 248 184 199 STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS 130 195 Morgan , 1GS 1GK Maria 201 158 R. Johnion 883 718' 611 F. Coitello I • Shnw 206 162 1K1 Liine 219 168 Xellman 122 HI DONALD'S LAUNDRY Coles ~: 141 ?42 244 W. L AVE HO 127 147 191 Kull '.... Fortgatt Farms at) 24 909.il! 1024 [". Bruno ...... ' •— Ward lsr, 174 Griffin ...... '. _ 173 1BU Morrijuey . 100 182 L. Daviaon uo mo C. Rutntil • 100 187 Batdorf 161 161 155 197 V/hltrhurat 123 169 C. Doughty ,i ,173 • 803 822 ~ Idol. Diner 88 25 805,12 1034 167 Mohr'a Tavern 82 II 888.2 1007 n 126 164 Tpnner 228 201 J. Pryor ....^ L 1(1 RED BANK RECREATION HALL • .• ! . . 808 , > »»O 844 862 985 1016 A. Rhod }1O Lolius t Llddy .... 29 84 '874.14 1040 CENTRAL BAB SANDKRS Colmonan 159 180 182 H. • J.' Galley CO, .... 20 84 864,88 066 LITTLE 8ILVKR NO. 1. ' 8.18 774 791 80 18( IS4 200 S. Mode. ...: II] 181 ' Minton ..'• 1<2 182 ^ V. ra.la.ndrf.no..~ ••"•••—•• 214 Bi uno 186 SPLICING. Dohrn :.. U Pryor 158 llllhl.nd. Clio 22 .41 857.48 003 Parro no 182 LINCROFT NO. 1. Ha.c»ett; : ,7. '..7.7 182 151 180 ID) Travers '. 181 160 108 T. Arnon*' }»' ninrn Oroonis .....180 , 170 177 ' ' INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. •• Hrhneider .. 176 187 Illblietti Morris , 165 133 Jo.Jo -i •'-•• }?° 172 ISO Hunter 145 781 888 ' 751 Pesten 178 187 160 W L AVB Munch ...'...... •. • < 1?S Morris 150 196 Vnn FAIR HAVEN TAVERN ' I'niler 165 137 Wymbs ,..- _ ," 171 154 139 Shlnkll ....,..„.....„. 10 1D8 Colmoriui • -••.—«• '*» _ Hthoncld lie IU lleibart Jorda 131 150 148 860 878 820 Aghlnle ,..'...... '...'.... 68 124 Wnitta . Evans 1(8 109 174 160 l»i.u Mutlln 171 PAUL'S OPEN DOOR Monahan .....,.'...... '. ', BB' 181.1 858 807. 7116 J, Mahunry left I JO Drown lfli 101 178 DEAL HO. 3. 152 802 723 876 SltlnharJt .....-...;...1.. 67* 180.14 , POBTOFFIOE Kelly 192 77« 787 77' RASSAS DROTIIEHS Stadler .... 144 Hammer 1 178 148 O'llllen 105 107 LINEMEN. Waddell ... 171 Hanion ....:...., 24 189,21 Bebjldt •• \H Slattery 134 238 220 Schmidt ' 1!4 201 Broy 1...... \ N ..... 59 O'bhea. 131! 16:1 Cortrllo Uiichanan Hobko 108 1«7 111 184,48 McFarlond'.....'. -••• J»J Worth '. 1S7 150 B37 86Ti 7811 llurner 197 166 - 141 12J 174 1 7S6 Farwell .„ <„.„;... 88 llelss 'J» Ttttraer .... 196 138 174 Wl»«et 161 160 Bahr , ...... 61 18t,25 J, Jlenuihlll 14a no AVON NO. 2 ltehrlg 160 JSR 141 Kelly (WILBUR'S DINKIt 1 A, Bruno ...1...; —• J°* Vanner „., , I&R In Noviik 135 20.1 171 ,2.14 Ellis .>...-.'. 148 179 207 R. Adalr IB 184.0 Stanton 172 312 1IJ Salandra .. 186 181 J17 J, Butler Reidd- : ?0l M, in Oonlello 12» Aumack Brown ...' .,...... ,.»..„*... 51 181,20 142 798 IJHIk. 172 202 Dummy 814 Hi 111 J. Adalr1...... : .61 182,18 "872 784 Hrallh 166 11,11 US 800 849 1010 BO S UNEXCELLED NO. 4. Munlay ..;..... 160 1111 1511 Illicit 145 188 Wlwalon Meyer ...:..i...-.....'~..'...,.... 84. 181,15 K. Vhllll,,. ... 20.', 200 CASAflRANDRK Dowd Andsrson -.189 248 205 Bowllnif Score* Continued ])ev«rfsux 207 150 tll ir,< m 100 Fl.her MetKiopana ill 171 101 Lofttii A LeJdy HIM 1000 Arnont, , 220 218 Us •in 728, 046 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. 161 Cards „ Jllail THREE OAMEO, Tucsduy night, Voton »l»o npprovej UNEXCELLED NO. 3. :z::::::z:::::::::: m fllante :...,_ 921 941 *BI° Steinhardt II,J, ., _ „. 1I budg'i"Um,m. voting WM o*: HC9 039 ~842(lord). I 115' 113 I1AMDERGER3. 1 980 OAnDSNERB I«ttui * Ltddy FAIR IIAVKN NO. 1. Naylor (Mnuiilcu :... 206 161 tOO HKNIlY'fl MARKET Tu Cub 1 W, Bcbroader •• 211 190 U0 3049 Nuim ,..,*.,..- mi 211 son 155 142 U>4 tlblnco (1IANT1I FOhaOATB FA11MR K. Doill us 144 Bilblln »1»9 181 C. VanCurim IIS 180 II Maaia > Itl. lOOr 111 Dilnkwster ... mil 1ST , Amiiult ^ 17» 1»» IIIO mi 143 Ml. Ourrllto Fletehsr ,-• 110 201 IBS 8I0NAW«EN WIN. Kllnx ISO no 194 178 V, Ilammmxl 1J» I4B 14 llrty - 16» 187 lir«n«y „ 177 ISO Ion Mnhoney , 141 1RH Rlliustelll , 158 199 Itance 151 14 t. Turner 161 III 171 >irl«r 170 208 157 II. l)nrjiif _ „ 104 181 15» 177 lit 147 Powell ; 186' 147 111 Merrill 1*0 Us 111 1 Dummy IIS 11} Monahatt t..i...» .,,..^,..,,. Ill bnolt Athlotlo club riulntat ta»t nlgn lit 141 7U tit III III ' «o4 in 7»T in til III' 17ft 8M0. UED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY 12.1942. Pflfffl ElflVATI Rumsqti Five Bows SURF, FIELD Red Bank Ends Losing SPORTING To Point Pleasant AND STREAM Streak; Tops Princeton Timoly Notes VIEWPOINT Bulldogs Routed In Last-Half Rally : on the Great Outdoors BY STEW VANVLIBT Maroon Victorious. 46 to 3d, In Second

,.- Now that th« bowling season U rapidly approaching a close, It ap- —Victory Is Gulls' Fourth Straight Win For Coack Ernest GiHiland pears that the Cltarella Market team h&a things pretty well sewed up In Consumers of marine products may Ca.pt. Hall wu awarded 4 special have., no cause for alarm over any prize of $100. Heavy scoring by two of Its vet- the Rod Bank Businessmen's league. Incidentally thare were some Im- Point Pleasant high school basket- with 4 bosket to op«n the four* ball team scored l» fourth straight . SHORE CONFERENCE DATA mmedlate shortage in the fish sup- Mrs. Meyer uied a 32 ounce, Ty- erans and by one rookie gave Red quarter. Phil Mastrla bit tha loop posing soorea rolled In this league at tha Recreation hall Monday night. win Tuesday night by defeating GAMES TOMORROW NIGHT ply according to a recent report from coon hickory' rod, -with a, S foot 2 Bank high school new life yester- for four points to make the accr» •Bobby Ayers, who la leading at the Recreation hall In olae«_B of the Point Pl«aiant at Manaequan the Division of Fishery Industries, inch tip, and 21 Inch butt; a-Fin Nor day afternoon as its basketball team Rumson high eohool 38 to 26 and Frephold at Naptuna 35 to 20. Princeton never regained I'Bowl for Victory" contest with a high 600 series, hit the maples Monday elevated itself to the first division in South Amboy at Keyport The report state* that the holdings 12/0 reel; and 80O yards of 30 thread came but of a losing streak to de- a contending position. At one tim* the Shore Conference, By Its amaz- STANDING OF THE TEAMS of frozen flah and shellfish on hand Ashaway line; and used whiting fon feat Princeton high school 4« to 30 Red Bank, held an 11-polnt " " night for games of 218, 202 and 236, a total of 651. . t ./ ing streak, which has highlighted W L PO as of December IB, amounted to 111,- chum, and a, whole whiting for bait. on the Harding road school court. In RED BANK , ,i Bobby broke In last year In tho Sunday afternoon Junior league at the conference race during the pant -felituna ..._. _ 10 0 1.000 272,813 pounds. In addition to topping the Tuna scoring ltfl eighth win of the season r t. ftomaon ,— ..; 8 KUlin, f. I the Recreation hall. He caught on IO fait and looked sp promising that two weeks, Point Pleasant is within In spite of the exposure to direct Division, Mrs. Meyer's catch was Red Bank' did not better iU Central u Jersey conference standing as Boyd, t. ...„„._ .... ,.„ ,..|. 4 he was picked up by Pete Pingatore to bowl with his Chatterbox ^earos striking distance of fourth place and K«yport - .... « .600 enemy attack on the high seas the awarded the Outstanding Angling Mastris, f. '.. _... B u a. position in the conference cham- Manasquan .. V...... 6 .500 fishing Industry Is carrying on and Achievement Prize for 1941, due to Princeton Is not a member. Costa, t. „„_ . O » in the Businessmen's league, Rod. Bank league and Bowling Center Major Point Pleasant . 8 .500 Vetterl. e t pionship playoffs to be played at As- Atlantic Hlghlnndi ,._ 4 .600 sticking to its job in the face of the the fact that her fish was the largest Leading the Red Bank attack were Schomp, e. „ _.,, „.., 0 0 league. So far Bobby lias lived up to expectations^ and Is fast becoming bury Park next month.. Tomi River 5 .at most severe difficulties experienced marine specimen taken on rod and Ed Kiolln with 13 points, Monroe "• • .' « li As Point Pleasant vu continuing South Ambor ...» * .444 by any other industry. The chief reel during the year, and It estab- Cagle wlth—12 points,- Phil Mas- Hoist, g :.. „ 0 o one of Red Bank's leading bowlers. r ' [>«onardo - „ 4 to dominate the Interest of the loop .400 concern, is the salmon fishery which lished t, new World's Tuna Record tria, the first-year man, with 11 Christopher, g. .__, „„.„ I Mel Staarns of. Puritan Milk and Mtllard Aumack of Factory Stores Frwhold l .in Matthews, ». » the first-place Neptune high, school M»taw»n _ 0 .000 gets under way on th« northwe»t for women. This award carried an points, Tom Vetterl six points and ,«....„«-. O took high single game honors Monday night with games of 246. High five continued undefeated arid, also coast this summer. Also the fishing additional cash prize of $1,000. j Ed Christopher two field goals. Leon It It slnglB team game honors went to Rasaas Bros., with 1010. The.Individ- chalked up Its tenth conference vic- fleet on the east coast has becoirfe Secon- d priz' e of $100 In the Tuna Glover, regular varsity man, did not FRINOBTON Ice Yachtsmen O r p ual Home, Modornlzera, appearing with only three men, offered to forfeit tory by defeating Manaequan high greatly decimated owing to the fact Division went to William O. Beach, play. Leiggl, (. ... _ _.._., I ichool, laat year's champions and that the United States Government 104-35 102d street, Ozone Park, Long, The victory was Red Bank's sec- Coomo, f...... „_.,„ _..„..,.... 4 /three games to Tetloy's Sport jhop. Nordy Aechettlno, Tetley'a captain, currently the fifth-place Incumbent. In Monthly Session has purchased or requisitioned a ond under the leadership of Coach Nelson f. . - , 0 Island, for hl» entry of a 666',4-pound McKce, e -. . 8 'wouldn't tako tho three games by forfeit, BO the Modernise™ hustled to- In a second division battle Toms TJie North Shrewsbury Ice Boat great number of these sturdy little flsh, caught in Casco.Bay, Bailey Is- Ernest Gilllland. Until this year an Cappon, f. S gether a make-shift outfit and won two out of three games from Tetley's. River scored over Matawan 80 to 38. and Yacht club met in monthly ses- ships since the defense program land, on, August 13, from Capt, Carl annual threat In Group 3 for state Genevlno, ff, ._..„.._..• 0 started. " CorTe«, g , , • The Modernize™, helpod by Talbot Travers and Ralph Johnson, turned Playing before a large crowd on sion. Thursday night. President Smith's 32-foot boat Patricia Carlyn." basketball honors, Princeton, never- Its. home court, Point Pleasant held Third prize of $60, went to Frank M. theless, was a stubborn opponent for Ferrara, g. •....„.,. ^...... ^...... 0 in scores of 862, DSB and 1,018. Incidentally, after many loan days, Thomas Irving Brown, who presided, Since the appearance of the U- a slight lead through the first period presented the club with a quantity of boats early last month, some of the Devereaux, 33 Sanhican Drive, Tren- the Maroon and bowed only when . . 16 T IS Trovers has developed a ball that Is giving him plenty of wood, but dropped behind as the half end- ton, N. J., for his 663-pound entry, the home five put on the pressure in He-ftre«^—Belsswangen icoiar, MaeDon* the new rules book and racing reg- Boston fishing fleet has been tied up ild; timer. Flax. -- > --—Harry Patterson of the Allen Shoe company, who has been bowling ed. ^The score was 15 to IS at In- In port.1;' One reason for this is that takenr at-Bailey-Island on August 21r the closing period. teVmlsslon. Point Pleasant sprangJU ulations of the Eastern Ice Yacht- -.-20-years or more-and-says-he-has-never-avoraged-lBOor-bcttor-for-a ing-association, the-members-of-tha-crew-demand-a from~Capt, —William—Munsey's-bo- Christy Wilson, authority on ques- A good billiard playor knows the ctnt plec'n" circle, thn orTnct of the tion* of tho Near Knot, will apeak ntioke depending cntlrfly nn the con valuo of center-hall ntroklnR; for nc- ASK ABOUT OUR TIMR TAI^rlKNT TI.KN on thn toplo "Lot There Bo Light." curncy, "English" Is all right In Its Irol'of the cue, thr nccurncy of your place, lmt'lts place is confined to a ntm, tho force nf the nti-oka nnd that Ol'KN KVKNINOH Til, » r, M, . . j Kluht noldlors from Fort Mon- Important fnllnw-tlirmiKh. If you full liiauth wore Introduced by. Mr., Pnvl- circle About the nlzo nf a 25-crnt On the iteps of the slut* capllol, Governor Charles Edinon of ])teoe>,wlilcU Would tin'Inlil exactly on tn kritp'lhn ono In Iho linn of aim New Jersey lends n hand to the Bowl For Victory Tournament which soil aa KiiMls," "Thoy wnrV i'rlvate nnd ne((l(iot Io fiillinv-thrmigh, you will be held In the Garden Rtale from February t to April 1. Frlte* Flint CUM Arthur P, Smith of Cin- tho center of tho cue ball. Never Itrlke a cue ball outside ot this "35- havn no flssin-aneo tho ball will re- totaling 910,000, mostly Deteiite Bonds will be awarded to the win- cinnati, Private Wllllnm FreeUnd ot act us you p 1 itnn«!el. ners. The elasaio lit let up In such a way that little "Mary Jones" Cleveland, Prlvntn Quotave A, Buss cont ploce" circle. Or, never strike t tha oue ball beyond a lino that would with her mighty 114 nverate Imi m chance of winning. ImllcAtldnn of ICngsdlne, Michigan, Private Lea- •Curt A nnd U show application (if "Iflngllnh" In a necivwary element FACTORY STORES point to an entry Hat of 100,000 men nntl women. Net proceeds will tor Woonley of Carlisle, Arknnioj, run half-way between the center of In nll-aroimd billiard play, hut, re- the ball and the outer rim or circum- left nnd right nullah, respectively. In Gnrruto Hull din f co toward (lie purchase of ambulanou lor our own National De- 1'rlvn.to ClDorgo C, Hurrsjl] of Lan- Tlin oue ball should not bn ntrokrd fense, Standing (I. Io r.) are Tiileut Curllw, President of the New « Aral ouj«ot. Inf. RED BANK REGISTER. FEBRUARY12,1942. v Mr. Watklns Is survived by his meet at the chapel Sunday at 2:30 p. Charles Jones assisted Mrs. Fowler at the card party, as hoste»ie«, Re- Obituaries wife, Mrs. Adella VanBrunt Watklns; m, and will proceed with Dr. de B Salvage Campaign two slaters, Mrs. Ethel Messenger, Saunderson. to Trinity church, Red freshments were served after the card playing, MRS. GEORGE LANG. Medford, Massachusetts, and Miss ' Bank, for the administration of Holy. Jean H. Watklns, New York city, and To Confirmation at 3 p. m. at the hands Begins Today In The seed selling contest,between i lira. Margaret Lang, - wife of Items Pertaining two .brothers, James Watklns Red two teams of fifth and sixth grada George Lang of Rumson, died Friday of the Rt. Rev. Wallace J; Gardner, Bank, and Charles Watklns Great' Bishop of New Jersey. •chool pupils Is going over In a big morning at her homo on Blngham Rumson Borough way. Another large «upply will be avenue. ; : , , Barrlngton, Massachusetts. needed shortly. The "Victory club" Mrs. Lang was born in Ireland but COMMUNITY CHURCH, had lived In this section most of her REV. IIAHRY C. WHITE Our Local Churches Port Monmouth, Collections to J3e team Is at present leading the "Se-life. Surviving, besides her huBband, Harry Lockwood will lead a song cret Gardens" group In sales. After are two daughter*, Mrs. James Sheri- Rev. Harry Clifton White, who service at the 8 o'clock service Sun Made Three Days the close of the contest the losing dan of Elberon and Mrs. W. Stanley made his home with a eon, Walter BAPTIST. convene weekly at 9:45 a. m. eacr evening at 8 o'clock. A social tlm day night. A patriotic,address wll treat is to treat the winners. . Bouse of Long Branch; two sons, T. White of Park avenue, Rumson, Sunday. Harold J. Coddingtort it with games,' followed by refresh- be given by Lewis Richmond, and by Borough Trucks Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Foley of Oys-Thomas and George J. Lang, both of died Friday night of a cerebral Tho church school session Is held general superintendent. ments, hag been planned. ter Bay, New York, aro occupying hemorrhage. He was 81 years old. at 9:45 o'clock every Sunday morn prayeri will be said for, a warring Red Bank, and a sister, Mrs. John Sunday-school will be held at 9:45 world. Rev. Ernest L. Fox Is pas their house on Stearns place, re- Waters of Ireland. Rev. White was born at Washing*, ing with classese for all ages. An PEESBVTERIAN a. m. Morning hour of worship will A Salvage For Victory campaign cently vacated by Chester Reed and ton, Ohio, and served as a Presby- .interesting program iB presented In tor. commences today under the direc- The funeral was held Monday .,Rev. John A. Hayes will speak ti be held at 11 o'clock. The pasto family, who have moved to Locust, morning at the. Holy Cross church terian clergyman until his retire- each department and visitors are al- will preach on the theme, "Good tion of the Rumson defense council, David Jackson has taken a gov- ment 18 years ago. He held pas- ways welcome. the congregation Sunday morning at BAY SHORE COMMUNITY, terminating next week in the col- where a solemn high mass of requiem 11 o'clock on "The Same Yesterday, Cheer and Victory." The Junto ernment position at Fort Monmouth. was celebrated by Rev. Clotus Blhn. torates in various towns la Tonnes.-. ' Rev. C. A. Thunn, the pastor of the Christian Endeavor meeting will be Belford. lection of waste materials from His wife is conducting tho local gro- see and Georgia, Including Chatta- church, will speak on "What Shall Today and Forever." * every home In the borough. The bor- Rev. Edward Bloszka. was dcacon- A dinner meeting of the congrega- held at 6:30 p. ra. All boys and Services are held Sunday mornings cery store. Their Mlddletown place and Rev. Patrick Leonard was sub-nooga, and hla last' charge was at We Do With Life's Little Strains?' girls of junior age are Invited to at 11 o'clock, and Friday nights at 8 ough Is following the program o! a was discontinued some time ago, South Amboy. at the worship service at 11 tion will be held Wednesday night, o'clock. The church is non-denom- nation-wide campaign to prevent deacon. • Mrs, Marie LederhauB was o'clock Sunday morning:. This is con- February 18, at 7 o'clock in the so attend. ' Evening worship , will in- waste and to salvage materials Henry Hanson has been colled to organist and John Ryan Was' soloist. Surviving, besides tha son with cial hall for the purpose of taking clude tho February communion inational, Sunday mornings at 10 Trenton to be examined Saturday The bearers were Fred Flnnerty,.Dan whom ho lived is another son, Ralph tinuing the series on "Living Effec- o'clock, services are held at Hill Top which can be reused in war effort. H. Whlto of Florida. He also leaves tlve-Christian Lives." The music action on the budgets for church sup- service,. Every member is urged to The salvage committee headed by preparatory to entering tho Army Llnahan, James McSherry, John Car- port and benevolences for the ensu- be present. house, Mlddletown. service, Jack Daniels has joined tha ton, John Heenoy and Patrick Sheri- a daughter, Mrs. Paul White of Al- will include prelude, "Extase," by Francis Nary has given borough res- berta, Canaia. Ganne; solo by Mrs. Margaret Burns, ing fiscal year, beginning April 1, and Mid-week prayer meeting will be idents ono week in which to search Coast Guard:, dan. Burial, In charge of the John "Hear My Cry, O Lord" by Wooler; for the transaction of such other bus- held Wednesday evening, February Sea Bright attics, cellars, closets, bureau draw- Edwin Sieh of Hillside avenue E. Day funeral home, was In Mount -The funeral was held Monday- and o/fcrlory anthem by the choir, "I iness as may come before tho meet- 18, at 8 o'clock at the church. ers, cupboards, garages and tool was accepted last Thursday night Olivet cemotery. morning at the Mount Memorial fu- Will Extol Thee," Hendersdn. ng. The committee in charge of the Friday evening, February 20, Is (The Red Bank Rcgiitar can be bought houses for every available ounco of as a new member of the Navesink Sunday night Rev, Patrick J. neral home,, with Rev. W. Calvin dinner includes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph recognized as The World Day of In Sea Bright from Morris Weliman, U. flfo company, Colby, paator of Rumson Presbyter- . The Mary Mount Chapter, World Leflcowltx and Cannel'i cigar atore) waste material in the community. It Clune, rector of the church, conduct- Wide guild, will meet at the home of C. Davlson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Prayer, and is observed in churches hopes to make an even more fruitful Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gehlhaus spent ed a rosary service at her'late home. Ian church, officiating. Burial was In DeVoe, Mr. and .Mrs. Cornelius G. throughout the world. It will be The candlelight and birthday cake the week-end with their eon, daugh- Fair View cemetery, Mrs. John T. Lawley on Conovcr lane Founder's Day program carried out haul than that of spring clean-up Friday evening for their monthly Muyskens, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. R. celebrated here by a special service week in May. tcr^ln-law and grandson, Mr. and MRS. HENRY AUSTIN business meeting and program. Mrs. Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. Emil S. Sing- of song and intercession at 8 p. m, nationally by Parent-Teacher asso- Mrs, Leonard Gehlhaus and Leon- ' BLOOMFIELD ROGERS, '•! dahlscn and Mr. and Mrs. W. Albert ciations featured last week's meet- "Many persons/ already have piles Mrs. Mary Austin, wife of Henry Morgan Eilert will lead the devotion- Tho Women's Missionary society, of scrap metal and papers saved up ard, Jr., of East Orange. The funeral of Bloomfleld Rogers, al period, and Mrs. J. S. Yost will Doremus. Major C. A. Osborn, presi- The Edna Woodward chapter, and ing of the local group at the school W. Austin of First street, Rumson, dent of the board of trustees, will building. Mrs. Armand J. LaVlgne, and are only waiting for some means died Saturday afternoon in the pioneer Sea Bright fisherman, who present a review of the mission book, he Elsie Klttlltz chapter of the of disposing of It," Mr; Nary said. died lost week, was held Sunday af- "Seed and the Soil." Those assisting preside. World Wide guild, the Church choir, president, presided and Mrs. William "Thursday, Fridny and Saturday of Middletown Village Moses Taylor hospital.at Scranton, It was announced recently that the Bradley of Monmouth Beach, coun- Pennsylvania. The body was re- ternoon nt tho Willis A. Woolley the hostess will be Mrs. Warren Fow- Men's choir and the Pastor's choir next week we are sending the de- Funeral Homo, Long Branch! Rev. ler, Mrs.'Alden Mason, Mrs; Eleanor annual every member canvass will be will each have a part. ty goals committee chairman, was partment of sanitation truck to . (The Bed Ba'nk Register can ba bought moved to the home of her mother, ield_Sunday,.March 8...The commit- the chief speaker. In Mlddletown from J. C. Knlcht and Wll- Mra. Mary MIchaeLLadlso of. Rec- Walter B. Williams, pastor of the, Kenyon andMrs. Emil Coleman. every- residence In the community Hum B.-Waters] J^~ .--.-.I.::-----::. ~ Sea Bright Methodist church, officiat- Saturday:~evening of-this week tee In charge is composed of the Row ST. CLEMENT'S, The state president'sTnessage was" and' expect ~"to recefve a collection tor place, Mr. Hayes, I. Harold Wood'Httd read by Mrs. Raymond Hellker, and The next meeting of theiMlddlo- Mrs, Austin was 34 years old. Sur-ed. . "Open House" for service, men will Belford. - , . from each family. Residents are al- be in the nature of a Valentine party Harry C. Fay Wordeh. he objects of the P.T.A. were re- ready imbued with the spirit of the town-Holmdel auxiliary of Monmouth viving besides . her mother and hus- Members of the Sea Bright firs BegirTrilng wilrrS"covercd"dish supper —Members of the executive commit- -.Services.next Sunday morning will cited by Mrs. Jerome Welch. Funds war effort and -will -not fail us In Memorial" hospital- will be held at band are a son, Robert Austin, two company acted as bearers. They were to be served in the church dining lee of the Woman's Missionary soci- be morning prayer and sermon at were raised by the birthday cake cur campaign." thehome" of Mrs. William Spofford and one^half years old; two-brothersr -Walter-Corart,- John -Humbert, Alex .. room at 6;30 o'clock. Mrs. Fred Con- ;ty served a dessert to other mem- 10 o'clock. The church-school will provided by Mrs. LaVigna and will Wednesday, March 4." Josoph and 'James Ladlso, and a Johnson, Robert Thorsen, Michael )ers of the organization Tuesday af- meet at 11 o'clock. Rumson Sea Scouts will co-oper- Dovereaux and Jamoo F. Miller. The over and Mrs. Julian Parker are co- be sent to the State Founder's day atelwith the committee by delivering An all-day sewing meeting of the sister, Miss Rose Ladlso, all of Red chairmen of the supper with' Mrs. ernoon at 1:30 o'clock, followed by a The Red Cross unit meets at the association. Those taking part In Ladies' Aid society of the Reformed Bank. floral tributes were taken on the fire loclal hour. The • regular business larish hall today from 10 a. m. to 4 pamphlets today to citizens through- truck to the grave in Greenlawn C. A. Thunn arranging the program he candlelight ceremony wer» Mrs. out the borough'. The paper will ad- church was held Tuesday. . The" funeral was held Tuesday for the evening. A group of church session was held at 2:30 o'clock after i. m. The Girls' club will meet this Heliker, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. Wll^ Mrs. William L. Ryder of Conover morning at the St. James church cemetery, where Mayor Walter 3, ivhlch a brief review of the study afternoon at 3 o'clock. The club will vise them on tho specific Items to members will act as hosts for the iam C. Sampsoh, Mrs. Ludwlg save for collection. The Sea Scouts lane entertained Monday night at a whoro a high mass of requiem was Sweeney acted' as chaplain at. the evening and help to entertain the look, "Christian Roots of Democracy sponsor a "Good Luck" card and Schaefer, Mrs. Thomas Letson, Mrs. celebrated by Rev. James Coyle. The burial sorvlces. in America," was held. Wilmer A, game party in the parish hall tomor- have already gathered a substantial, card party for the 1-5-8 Republican Jerome Welch, Mrs. Edmund W. amount of waste paper and will con- club. " mass was sung by tho boys' choir of '•boy*. Robblns, executive director of the row night at 8 o'clock. The Boys' the Red Bank Catholic High school. The Wprkers' conference will meet Red Bank U. S. O. club, also gave a lub will meet tomorrow night from !llne and Mrs. LaVigne. With the tinue collecting from residents dur- William Spofford of Philadelphia Tax Rate Lowered at the home of Mrs. A. H. Sutphin In rief informal talk. T:30 to 9:30 o'clock. The Boy Scout addition of Mrs, Walter Johnson ing the coming months. spent Friday and Saturday with his Tho. bearers were Frank and Robert Tho weekly sewing for the Red roop meets every Tuesday evenlng-in and the exception of MrB. Heliker, Waste paper, rags, scrap metal parents here. Hayes, Robert Morris, John Hollah, River Plaza Monday evening of next James Shea and Thomas Schwelzer. At Oceanport week. At the annual meeting in Jan- Bank branch of the American Red the parish hall at 7:30 o'clock. hese same members volunteered to .nd old rubber are the itrems which Mr. and Mrs. Norman Farquhar act as hostesses once a month at aro the parents of a daughter, born Burial, in charge of John E, Day, uary it was decided to omit the usual Cross will be held tomorrow at 3:30 The troop received Its charter at a will be collected by the truck one William P. Fleckner; Oceanport refreshments served at these meet- p. m. at the home of Mrs. William he USO hospitality house at Long week from today. The Committee Saturday at Rlvervlew hospital. Mrs. was In Mount Olivet cemetery. lervice at the church Sunday after- Branch. . ; Monday night the St. Vincent de borough clerk, has announced that ings, during the present crisis so no Brevoort of Branch avenu,e. loon. Morgan C. Knapp,. assistant wants to make clear the fact that Farquhar is tho former Miss Joan hostesses were appointed. At the business session Mrs. Let-they dp, not wish anything that is Thomas, daughter of Wardwell G, Paul society, with, Father Coylo in the 1042 tax rate will be $39,20 per Alex Bcichek addressed the Young executive, made the presentation, and charge, conducted a rosary servlco. thousand, a decrease of $1.69 over The first aid courso continues Wed- alked on Scout work. Scoutmaster son, Mrs. Weir and Mrs. Johnson still being used or which might have Thomas, Sr. Men's Bible class Sunday morning. were appointed a nominating com- to be replaced. the 1041 rate of $40.89. The appro- nesday evenings in the Sunday school The subject was a continuation of Thomas Cairns presented the awards, Mrs. Gerit Conover, MrB. Wylie G. priation for local purposes In • 1942 room with Donald Crawford as in- nd Rev. Paul J. Myers presented the mittee to name a slate of officers to The. following bulletin has been Pate, Mrs. Fred C. Tatum and Mrs, WS8LEY WATKINS. last week's topic, "Justification," tak- be voted on at the election to be Is $26,450 as compared with $28,700 structor. ;n from the clnss' study book, "Bible ilns. Rev Joseph M. Brownlce de- issued by the council pertaining to Irving Hanco attended the Red Funeral services for Wesley Wat- for 1941. A largo appropriation was The Boy Scout troop will meet at ivered a brief address. held Thursday, April 2. At the close :ho collections: Cross rally and tea Monday at the kins, 60, of Eatoritown, were held Sat- Studv by Doctrines," by the Rev >f the meeting a covered dish sup- necessary to. take care of uncoiled- the church Thursday evening from Henry T. Sell. Following the pre- The business committee of the WHAT Berkoley-Cartorot hotel, Asbury Park. urday afternoon at his home, 78 ed taxes. now on, and the Cub Scouts will meet ihurch held a special meeting Sun- per was served. '• , Jerome Travershas returned homo Lewis street. Rev. Malpolm Willitts, sentation a general discussion period WASTE PAPER Increases In the 1942 budget- In- the second Friday night of the month ivas held. lay night at the rectory of St. Mark|s Misses Sigrid and Valerie Nelson Old newspapers, wrapping paper, from Monmouth Memorial hospital. pastor' of the Keansburg Methodist at the church. hurch, Keansburg. were hostesses at bridge last Friday cardboard, cartons and boxes, paper Lieutenant Oliver Runde was ad- church, officiated. clude n salary ralso of $250 for Po- Frank A. Rogers presided and bags, magazines, advertising mater- lice Chief Charles Walling, $600 for The Mary Mount chapter, W. W. 3mil Singdahlsen gave the opening night at their home on Beach street. mitted to Fort Monmouth hospital Mr. Watklns was building Inspector 0., will serve a Martha Washington The patriotic motif was used in the ial. Flatten out all cartons and of tho borough for ten years, fire the defense council and an Increase rayer and 'William L. Ford read the METHODIST, boxes. Tie in neat bundles nnd keep Friday. , ' of $390 for fire hydrants. The school supper in the church dining room morning's scriptural lesson. Harry able decorations and tRS\ refresh- dry and clean, Pile newspapers The consumers' Interest commlt- chief for three years, a member of Thursday evening, February 19, at Belford. ments. Prizes of defense^ stamps tho fire department for 37 years, a budget Is $2,000 less this year than C. F. Worden was at the piano for separately 'and tie. in separate tco of the Mlddletown township de- In 1841, 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Cecil Ledlard is the hymn singing. M. D. Young, an Sunday-school will be held Sunday ere wbn by Mrs. Morris TCaplan bundles. fonso council met yesterday morn- member of the FIronien's Relief asso- general chairman of the supper. morning at 9:30 o'clock. "God Is as and Mrs. Audrey Nelson. Others ing at the home of Mrs. Maltby Jol- ciation and a member of the Pride Mrs. Chris Berge Is in charge of inllsted soldier of Fort Monmouth- OLD RAGS md an active member of the Bible Near.ns .Our Needs'.'-will be-the.topic present—were Mrs. C. Jr—Minsldl, -All cast-off—clothing, especially llffe; Mrs. Thomas Morford Is chair- of Crescent council, Sons and Daujji- THREE ABE ELECTED. tickets. rroup, led the young men in their 'or Rev. Paul J. Myers', sermon at Mrs. John Keenan, Mrs. B. G. Coats, shirts and underwear, draperies, man. Representatives of tho vari- tera of Liberty. ?. The women of the church will co- •egular. Sunday morning salute to the 10:45- o'clock- service Sunday- Mrs. Edwin Good, Mrs. Raymond mattresses, pillows, sheets, towels, ous P.T.A, groups in the township Interment was in Falfvlow ceme- Eugeno Lieaeck, Paul Mulr and operate in the World Day of Prayer he American flag. morning. Miss Dorothy Patterson Heliker, Miss Mae Welch and Mies flour and sugar bags, carpets. Bur- attended the meeting. tery under the supervision of tho Herman Dauster were elected to the) program to be presented in the Meth- will lead the youth fellowship in a lap bags can be reused if in good Atlantic Highlands school board Charles Youmans will speak to the Ann Devereaux. condition. The Junior Needlework guild held j Charles Breese funeral home. Tho odist church Friday afternoon, Feb- discussion on "Prayer" at the 6:45 A meeting of the Women's auxil- bearers were Theodoro Lc'wls, Frank Tuesday night without opposition riiary 20, at 2 o'clock." The theme'of irganization next Sundaymorning^at SCRAP METAL a sewing meeting Tuesday at tho .0 o'clock on tho subject "The Scrip- o'clock service Sunday evening. Rev. ary of the Sea Bright First Aid home of Mrs, Jelliffe.- Mrs. Jelliffe LaParre, Ernest Rice, Charles Qulnn, and the budget of $49,595 to b» the program this year is "I Am the Myers' topic at the 7:30 o'clock ser- Everything made of metal (except Jack Henderson and Francis Bruce. raised by taxation was approved. Way',' and It was prepared by a ures," A guest speaker will address squad was held last week at the tin cans, which cannot be reclaimed). and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson are ad- She young men on a Sunday morning vice Sunday, night will be "Lady Mac- home of Mrs. Raymond Heliker, Some household metal articles in- visers. group of three women now living- In the near future. -< beth of.thc Bible." with her sister. Miss Ann Dever- clude: 'garden tools, metal beds, in the United States. The chairman Dr. A. C. Brady, of Red Bank, sup- Tho village churches will join In was a former teacher in Ginllng Col- Those present were Ralph R. Eck- eaux as hostess, Five dollars Is stoves, ornaments, old heaters and observing World bay of Prayor Fri- 1 ert, Emil S. Singdahlscn, George W. rlntendent of the New Brunswick being disposed of on the co-opera- boilers, wash pails, wire fencing:, lege, China, now a professor in a district of the Methodist church, will Iron railings, tire chains, pots and day of next week at Christ church MEMBER, fe'lfOF TM Biblical seminary: another member Strauss, Leslie R.'Stewart, Frank A, ive plan as a means of raiBing at 8 o'clock. Rogers, Samuel T. Harvey, Jr., J. hold the first quarterly meeting of unds. A social hour was passed pans, tableware, picture frames, THE te-BlGOlBW is the wife of a German pastor, im- the church Wednesday, February 19. bangers, toothpaste containers, pipe The Women's auxiliary of Christ ORDER MfM RULE prisoned in a concentration < camp .yle Davison, William L. Ford, M.D. arid refreshments were served at and hardware, batteries, washboards, chqrch waa represented yesterday at abroad, her husband in another, both Young, Alex Belchek, Walter Con- he conclusion of-the business ses- fireplace equipment,, door knobs and a district auxiliary meeting at now doing pastoral work in the Unit- over, Raymond Martens,. Charles SEA BRIGHT METHODIST. ion. Present were Mrs. George locks, ash trays, drain pipes and gut- Youmans, Robert Wood, Harland :ers, window stripping, metal roof- Shrewsbury. ed States. Their younger son who Rev. Walter B. Williams will Harvey, Mrs. Lawrence Fowler, Mrs. Harry Pago Is confined to his Things To Do is a student for the ministry, is still Gray, Hubert M. Farrow,-J,r., Jack Herbert Fowler, Mrs. George Dough- r.g. Worthley, Gordon L. Forbes, Jesse S. preach at 7:30 p. m. on the topic: home with grip. confined in a- concentration camp. 'Warned. What of it?". A. 15-minute rty, Mrs. Henry Brennan, Mrs. ..„ OLD RUBBER Tho American Mechanics wllljigld The third member of the committee Leighton, Jr., Frank N. lifnderoth, Frank Wilson, Mrs^ Thomas~Farrell, Discarded" auto tires andtubes, No one we~ know—and Jr.', Robert F. and Harry C. F. song service is a feature of the even- a game party tomorrow night in is a French woman who has had no rs. Christian Axelson, Mrs. Charles rubbers and overshoes, old bath and Worden. ing service. Church-school meets at 1 sink mats, etc. Keep rags, metal3 their rooms in' tho Eilert building. we hope we never meet word from her famliy in France for 10:45 a. m. with Mrs. Eleanor Llnd- iienberger, Miss Charlptfe White and rubber separately—In cartons Prizes will be awarded and refresh- over a year. iay as superintendent. There are and Miss Valerie Nelson. nd bags If possible. ments served. such a person!—is unwill- The church school Is conducting a LUTHERAN. fl :lasses for all ages including adults. Saturday's gale damaged a, por- WHERE ing to help in the national mile-of-pennles contest' between the The Women's Missionary and the The adjourned meeting of the lon of the Surf Bathing pavilion on AT YOUR HOME Reds and tha Blues In an endeavor Woman's Society for Christian Ser- he ocean front, WHY? Lincroft emergency. On the con- Ladles' Aid societies met yesterday Waste paper make3 new paper- to raise approximately $200 to pay afternoon. A missionary topic and ice will be held at the parsonage Rev. Walter B. Williams will'de- trary, every one is.inquir« off the final indebtedness on the car- ext Thursday, The guest of honor liver an address Friday, February ioard to ship munitions, clothing (The Red Bank Register can be bought program was; presented. The women and food for America's 'fighting men in Lincroft from Charlej Toop) ing, "What can I do to pet recently laid in their assembly made plans for the monthly loyalty will be Miss Mabel Hallimond of Bel- 2T, at a session of Trinity Masonic at home and overseas. Old rags room. Lust Sunday brought in the mar, who is the district superintend- lodge, Long Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willgerodt help?" dinner to be held Thursday'night, make reworked textiles. Scrap metal entertained at a dinner party Sun- first returns with the Reds in the February 26, at 7 o'clock. nt of junior work. The Boy Scouts and Cubs attend- makes the steel, brass, copper, lead lead. The Scout meetings for the week, ed last Sunday evening's service in and other metals for the guns, tanks, day in celebration of the third birth- The choir will meet Friday, Feb- eld in the Scout room of the church, he Methodist church. The pastor- planes and ships we must have for day of their daughter, Abbie Ann. There are, of course, ruary 13, at 8 o'clock at the home are: Monday, Girl Scouts; Tuesday: victory. Old rubber makes new rub-Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert METHODIST of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bixler of Mc- gave a patriotic message. many things which require Scout Cubs; Thursday, Troop 62, Boy Final reports given at the meet- ber for our motorized forces—for Willgerodt and sons Leighton and • Rev. Kenneth Perinchief's sermon Laren street. planes, tanks ' and battleships—and Scouts, The mo.n's pistol practice ng of the supper committee and of- for es3cntial civilian needs. Roger, Mrs. Louis Stelnmuller and specialized training, edu- topic at the morning hour of wor- A valentine parly will bejield Sat- unit meets Friday evening. Mrs. Allce^Wlllgerodt. ficial board of the Methodist church cation, or experience,' but ship Sunday at 11 o'clock will ba urday, February 14, at 8 p. m. at the were most encouraging. Close to a A meeting of the Hl-Y will bo held "Meeting the Strain of Life." Robert home of Rev. and Mrs. Walter KEANSBURG METHODIST record attendance is expected at Navesink tomorrow night at the Red Bank Y. ALL of us can help in a D. McKco will be the pianist for the Cowen of McLaren street, by the his evening's 42d annual church M. C. A. on Riverside avenue. next two weeks and will have com- .oung women of the congregation Services Sunday will begin with A meeting of the Ladles' Aid so- very important way by plete charge of the musical program 'or the Lutheran service men. Sunday school at 10 a. m., in charge supper. . (The Red Bank Register can be bought Mra. George Johnson of West Park in Naveslnlc At tha postofilce and Gouldln'd ciety will be held this afternoon at purchasing Defense Bonds Home of the church and direction of the The Sunday-school will be con- of Gerald Broander, superintendent. grocery) Mrs. Charles Leonard's. choir. The musical selecctions will This will be followed by services at entertained at bridge last Friday and Stamps.. fllBERTUJ. ducted in both departments Sunday .Mrs. J. Paul Posten and Miss Miss Madge Smith of Brookdale include prelude, "lle'lodie," Massenet; at 9:45 a. m. The church service will 11 a. m. Rev. Malcolm L. Willitts, evening. Mrs. Walter Johnson and HOTHWCF. postlude, "March Pontificate," Gou- minister, will speak on the theme Mrs.^John Lindsay won the prize of Eileen MaWhinney of Monmouth farm has recovered from an attack be conducted at 11 o'clock. avenue spent the week-end with of grip. UfimtSft nod; offertory anthem, "Lead Me, Observance of the Lenten season "The Kind of a God We Want." For defense stamps. Ofhers present were Lord," H. F. Harkcr. At 6:30 the the evening service Rev. Willitts has Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. Amberse Nel- their sister, Miss Edith R. MaWhln- Air raid wardens from this place Methodist Youth Fellowship will con- will begin at the church Ash Wed chosen the topic, "The Transforming son, Mrs. William Sawyer, Mrs. D.ney, a nurse in the Presbyterian will attend a mass meeting tonight nesdny, February 18, with a servici "hrist." Medical Center, New York city, who at 8 o'clock at the Leonardo grade vene with George Wilson as leader. of public' confession and Holy Com W. Shipp and Mrs. Lawrence Mc- All young people of high school age The 27th annual roll call will be Cormick. was given an informal farewell par- school. Other Interested persons have and over arc invited to attend these munion at 8 p, m. Mid-week ser ty by a group of her friends. Miss been invited to attend tonight's meet- vices will be held each Wednesua> held Thursday, February 12. The Mrs. Clarence Boker was called hours of worship, discussion and fel- district superintendent, Rev. A. C. to Matawan Monday by the Illness MaWhinney Is leaving March 3 for Ing, which will be devoted to lectdrcs lowship. The evening hour of service during the Lenten season at"^ the the Naval Base hospital at Jackson- and motion pictures. same time. • Brady, will preach at 3 p. m. Supper of her sister, Mrs. Herman Thorsen, will begin at 7:45 o'clock with the will be served at 5:30, and Rev. formerly of this place. ville, Florida, where sho will re- prelude by Tschaikowsky, offertory Everett W. Palmer will speak at 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. LaVlgne ceive her commission as an ensign. Holmdel anthem, "Teach Me, O Lord," Att- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, p. m. The Navesink choral society and son Rene of South street visit- She will give up her duties at the wood; postlude, "Chorale," Bercns SCIENTIST! will sint; nt the evening service. Medical Center the latter part of ed Sunday her.-sister, Mrs. t John Tho township committee recently TJou will unit In our iervice toinelhintf ilrongti> The sermon topic will bo "Divine Fridny both the junior and senior this month. purchased a trailer for $100 for the Guidance. .The evening service will Services In First Church of Christ B. Chamberlain of Newark. Scientist, at 209 Eroad street, Roil choir will meet for rehearsal. A class The Woman's Society o( Christian Tho ofllccrs of tho Woman's So- township airplane observation post at be informal, beginning with the usual for training in "Church Membership" Polacek's corner. that mere routing ... a genuine rtiponiibililij tnat sing. Bank, are hold Sundays at 11 a. m., Service will meet next Thursday at ciety of Christian Service will bo In- Is being formed by the minister. All the MethodlBt parsonage, stalled. Sunday morning In the Meth- Plans are under way for repairs to and Wednesdays nt 8:15 p. m, Sun- Aaftgunrd* tiour Infertile World day of prayer will be ob- day-school, 11 a. m. young people who tire Interested In odist church at a Bpeclal Bervico to the grammar school, which was bad- served with a service In the Meth- joining this group arc asked to be be conducted by tho pastor, Rev. ly damaged by fire rccontly, Part- "Soul," Is tho Lesson-Sermon sub- at the church Wedncsdny night, Feb- West Keansburg Edward D. Hyrnc. Mrs. Louisa D. time sessions are being hold at pres- odist church Friday, February 20 at ject for Sunday, February 15, in nl 2 p. m. Other Protostnnt churches ruary 18, nt fl o'clock. Laymen's dny Corporal John O'Chat who was dis- Card Is president; Mrs. J. Paul Pos- ent In that part of tho school which Christian Science Churches'and So- la Sunday, February 22. The Men's charged from the army about one tcn, first vice president; Mrs. Fred escaped tho fire. of the vicinity nro joining In this cieties throughout the world. fellowship of pnyer. The cnll to club will lie In charge of tho evening month ago, recently rc-enllstcri In Gehlhaus, second vice-president, and A thoroughbred horso dropped prayer goes out to all people to join The Golden Text is: "Lo, this Is service. Civic organizations are all tho navy. Ho will be called for duty Mrs, Joseph E. Johnson, treasurer. doad last week on tho rnco horso con- , If Mount' fr/emonat J4otome In tho observance, on this tho first our God; we have waited for him, Invited to Kttend. The first quarterly In two weeks. This group Is re-upholstcring tho ditioning farm of Wilfred Mullln. dny of Lent, Tho Women's Society und Ho will aavc us: this la tho Lord; conference will bo held March 2, at Theodore Franzcn of Stone road pulpit furniture and the altar cush- Thomas J. Henley of this place has ZtreJcrk J\. ^Adami, lllanagir for Christian Service will have we have waited for Him, we 'will he 8 p. m. was recently transferred from Fort ions In the church. boon frequently mentioned of lato Klad and rejoice in His salvation." Dix to Fort Wadsworth, Staten Ii for the post of stoward of tho Now charge of tho service, land. Miss Alvira Crawford Is in charge Tho Alpha Kappa PI clnss of the (Isaiah 25:0.) I'AIIl HAVKN METHODIST. of tho second of the programs to be Jersey Racing commission. Among the Lesson-Sermon cita- Mr. and Mrs. Neil DIGInnaro of A first aid courso for men stnrtcd 135 W. Zonl St., f?J Bani. PL church will meet tonight nt 8 o'clock The church-school will meft Sun- Creek road>entcrtalncd rclntlves from presented Sunday evening, Febru- In tho church parlors with Mrs. Rus- tions Is the following from the Bible: dny mornlpg n{ 10. o'clock nnd the ary 22, in connection with tho "fire Innt night at 8 o'clock nt the Baptist "And thoti Bhalt love the Lord thy Irvlngton last Sunday. chapel. sell HodgklBB presiding. Following n morning service will bo held at 11 Star o( Baysldo Council, Daugh- side sermon" scries being sponsored brief bufllness session, jin hour of God with nil thlno heart, nnd with o'clock with a sermon by the pastor, by the Epworth Lcnguc. The open- Residents of this place who must nil thy Soul, nnd with all thy might." Rev. William I. Reed. The nacrnment ters of America, will hold a party register in tho third draft call should Boclnblllty nnd refreshments will be Friday, Februarg 13, for members of ing service In the scries proved enjoyed. Mrs. C. C. Rogers Is tench- (Deuteronomy 0:5.) of tho Lord's supper will be adminis- most Interesting. register at the Kcyport horough hall. cr of tho class, Tho Lesson-Sermon nlso includes tered. The Sundny-school will hold Silver Cronccnt council of Eaton- The registration odlco will bo open the following pnnnngc from Iho Chris- a Valentino party tonight nt I town nnd Rainbow council o( Mata- A meeting of the school nenlor Saturday nnd Sunday from 0 to n Tho choir will rehearse tomorrow wan. After tho business meeting a and junior safety patrols will bo o'clock, and Monday from 7 to D DignUy..Your Tribute ovcnlng at 8 o'clock with Robert, D, tian Hclenco textbook, "Sclonco nnd o'clock. Honllli with Key to .tlie Scriptures," valentine soclnl will be held. Thero held tomorrow nftornoon In tho o'clock. McKco nt tho plnno. All nholr mem- will bo refreshments and valentines school, Tho program will bo fea- SDM1PLE To Their Memory bers nro urged to RIVO their support by Mnry Bnkor Eddy: "The proper CKNTHAl, HAl'TIST, tured by a survey of all safoty rules Uflo of tho word mini onn nlwny.i be for all. AMD A >lmi)l« y«t dl«nlfi«d wrvle* nt this tlmo, and to assist with the Atlantic Hlirhlnnds. William Till of Laurol avenue was studlod and practiced since the or Everett !• tin l«.i trlbuu of your muslo of tho church. Riilhed by substituting the word God, 1 Rev. Wllllnm II. SdillllnRor wll recently transferred to, Fort Wads- ganlzatlon of the patrols, Ono of Mr, nml Mm. John H. Neafllo's new lovi In tlioia who hava pmiil The Mlnnlon Study clnns of Iho W. whore the delllc meaning Is required, the stnto trooporn will bo In nttend- on. Such a aervlci runalnt • In other canca, use tlio word sense, pleach Hundny morning at 11 o'clock worth, Stnten Island. Mr. Till along residence .on tho Crawford's Corner (anil and laallm mamory of S. C. fl. will meet Monday, Fobrunry »n "Klljnh nt Zniciilmth." Tho pnn-with Theodore Franze'n ha» been ancc and spenk. Tho boys nro turn- ronil In rapidly nenrlng completion. ytmr lov«d mil. Wa ar« |ir»- 10 nt Iho homo of Mrs. Fred Kuhl of and you will linvn'tho HClentMo sig- liarail lo laha an all lha e.r.a nification," (p. 4H2.) tor will bring n gospel message at stationed nt Fort Dix. Ing out trafllc safety posters. Tho 10, Bhlppon Geor of this plnco has WMInco street with Mlsn Mora Will the « o'clock cvcnlnjj service. The regular meeting of tfio Rarl fifth nnd sixth grade girls nro work- nl Hi. fumral •rr«ni«m«nt«. fru'H presenting the textbook. Jolneil tho Navnl Ilosorve, Our yaara nl tuparlfnca la Illbloni'lionl mrotn at 10 a. m. and tun township committed wan held Ing on a project called "Fohnlnry Mrn. John Henry Hylin In norluiiR- your auiranlM ol a luntral An apron and, wnl»tllne putty MCONAIHX) IIAFTIHT. nin-lntlim Kmlravor nt 7 p. ni. The last Frklny night In the Went Kenns In Song," thai liai baauty and cllinhr sponsored by tho W. S. C. H. will bo iy in. •nd ,yal Ii not an|irnilv>. A meeting of the I,ml I en' Aid no-prnyi'i' meeting In hold Wednenclny nt burg fire house. The Ifrench club Is nchecluled to Wllllom C, Kolly of Htimson, form- held Thurmlny, February 10 In F«l 8-p. in., followed by choir fchfmrmU. mestxtomiurow nt.tholionii). of Mr« lowshlp liall nl 8 p: m; This will bo cloly will'Ijn hold Thursday after- Mnrlfi J»hn»ao..("'l'> crly.ot thin JIIBCC, hnn given tip-hls noon nt the homo of Mrn, Thomnn birthday Innt Sunday. August Rnthomnclior of M ilnyvlow Job at lClnner'fl factory to replace an evening of game" and fun. All nru avenue, Atlantic ] Hollands. cordially Invited to attend. Tho prlco Lumen. CIIAI-Nr, OF TIIK IIOI/Y Joseph Connor of Highway 3(1 was Mn brother llnymond nt Jack Ken- of ndnil»«lon will bo bnnod on th Tho High flchool Cliilnllnii Kn- COMMUNION, examined In Rlvervlow hoapllnl Ins Tho Navenln'k Womnn's- Republl nedy'* norvicn Mutton, En«t Front JOHN E. DAY donvor soclnty will miiot In tlm loe- week. Connor wn/i lulmlttod nflnr can club held a card party Turnilay nlicot, Rod iUinlt. Hnymond will mimmireniont of (ho wnlnlllne. Ilfi Knlr Haven. ' explaining that ho hnd been hit wltl nt the homo of, Mm, Thornnn Fow- FUNERAL HOME fMnhmrnlii will 1>» nerved. liii'n room of Iho church tonight nt Hnmlny, I'Vbrnniy 111, niurnl'nir leave tomorrow for army service. 7M5. a enr ln«t Saturday, lie win given lrr anil the members nro irnthcrlnp; A sodality of tho Hlnnnod Virgin World Service olweivnnco In Iho liinyer nml sermon nt 0:30 n, in,, n thorough cxnmlnntlon but no In nt the Iho liomin today to ntart knit- 85 Riverside Avc, Phono 332 Red Bank church HChool will bo held flundny, lSveryonn In liivllail to 'attend n church school nt IO:.10. ternal Injuries were found. "He wn« Mnry wan orftunlzod Hundny nlRht ting and nowInK for tlic Red Croon hy young womnn of. Bt, Oabrlol's 101 Mnple I'lwo rhona 1901 Keypor* a. STho church school wll coal noclnl o( Ilia church tomorrow Candidates for Confirmation .will rclouod. after lili cheat was »ti»ppeil. Mrs, Auiaell Ilondrlck* anil Mr*, hh RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 12,1942. Page Thirteen Evacuation Plans At Shrewsbury RED BANK REGISTER Are Approved ADS Police Reserves . Have Completed LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOST, bank book Mo.' I16U. Return to BEAUTIFUL glusllke, tuy-brushlng WANTED, farms, five acres and more. Training Sessions Second National Bank and Trait Oo. t BUY and sell second-hand clothes: must A6BUB.Y FAR.K firm has opening for four FARMS and country homes for salei all UST your property for aale'and rent with snow-white enamel that never turns yel- men for sales promotional work; part or Listings wanted, have buyers. William slies and prices to suit buyer. Also In- low | 8 to per half gallon can. Buy where be la good condition. L. Berber. 109 T. Fletcher, broker, Bamegat, N. J. Marls Cox, realtor, 18s . Riverside sure* WIIU3 HAIRED tsrrler, with brown ears, Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Bank. Phone "full time. Must be neat appearing, be »uranee, fire, automobile, marine. Consult lue. Bed Bank. Telephone Red Bank itl, the palntera buy. Linseed White Co., fcondable and be able to furnish references. William S. Hancock, Newman Springe . . Shrewsbury** evacuation and trans- biz brown spot oo tie of back, lost; Route 14, two rallei south of Matawin. 4la«W, WANTED, old farm house: must be rea- road, Hed Bank, , male, Reward. Phono Batontowa JB-M. Drawing account against commissions to portation plans have ' received the Open evenings until t o'clock. those who qualify. Car an asset but not sonable. Write Farm House, box 511, SHADOW LAKE PARK, choice residential Oall after 5 p. in. E*OB MOSTQAOB loans eee R. V. R. H. Bed Bank.* plots for salei lake frontaje, B. B. ; approval of the military authorities, Stout, 1 Unden place, Bed Sank. necessary. Phone for appointment Asbury COLONIAL home in restricted neighbor- 1 PAINT direct from factory and laT* 10 Park 706. hood; large sun parlor, wood-burning Alexander, P. O. Red Bank, N. }„ or any B . N. L. White, chairman of the MXST lady'e large blaek pockeUiook, in . per cent on all material*, paint, var. WANT to buy a large six-room house, or realtor. Sehulte-tlnlted StoreeWeonesday,.Feb. fireplace, hot water heat with oil burner; V Evacuation committee, stated at the 1 nlihes. wall texture and wall paper. At. SEPTIC TANKS and oeespools alaaned, SALESMEN with five years' selling exper- eves larger! with big lot preferred, nice grounds. W. A. Hopping Agency, a ruary 11, containing money, driver ! li- lantlg Paint Co, 118 Weet Front street. also dry wells > dralna Installed. Betl. Frlca between 18,000 and li.SOO, Ad- meeting of the. defense counoll Tues- cense, keys and other personal papers, etc. ience to take over established territory Linden place, phone Bed Bank 997.* FOR SATJ3 or rent, corner of Uaple ave* Red Bank, phone 8J51.W. metes glfeo. Oesu Becker. 17 Second isjss for radio advertised products j miist dress, giving location and details, Box 130, nue and Wavsrly place, seven rooms and day, night', The proyoat-marehalat Steward If returned to til Shrewsbury street. Fair Haven, phone Red Bank 1464; Red Bank.* avenue, Bed Bulk. be able to supervise men. Large commis- BUILDING, B8x80, two-story brick, good bathi-particularly suitable for doctor or Fort Monmouth expressed satisfac- TRACTORS and equipment, new, sued end sions with protected territory. Drawing business location, for quick aale at dentist. Sacrifice prices easy terms, tion with the. thoroughness of the rebuilt. OoDOver Broe. Wlckatuna. N- INCOME) TAX returns made out.. Albert account when qualified. Write for per- $8,000. Needs minor repairs to become Grossinger A Heller or your own broker. PIQ FOUND oil Colt'* Neek blthway. In. J. Phone Holmdel 6111, _ ft'fnirdtr. Boom 12, Patterson building, sonal Interview, give full details, to Salei- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT excellent income producer. Inquiries will council's emergency evacutatlon •«Blrt at John DobrowoUkl'i, B. ?, D, Red Bank, N. Ji tnen, box 811, Red Bank. receive prompt attention. Allaire k Son SHALL country estate located about three scheme, Mr. Whlto Indicated, stating No. l,.box 189, Scobeyvllle, Freehold road, Agency. Inc., Realtors, lt Monmouth { ALL KINDS of uitd stoves for aale cheap, ESTELLE Decorating Bervtoei paper out> HOUSES and stores for rent 11,111 miles from Red Bank on concrete road I that tha army would probably pursue N. l. Samuel Swarts, opposite Broad street, FARM help wanted to work on dairy farm; Stout t Unden place, Red Bank. street Red Bank, phone 84S0. Inr. Plsln and decorative palnUnn i beet must be able to operate tractor; steady one acre of ground attractively land* a hands-off policy should evacuation FOUND, a peculiar pet I email braai col- Red Bank; phone 1187,* materials and workmanship at moderate scaped with fruit trees on one section, work, good' pay, house and usual priv- COUNTRY home, excellent location; sub- Hodera six-room bungalow with automatic • of the area bs ordered. Mr, White, lar. Apply Albert Smith, phone Keens- Prices. Phone 6B1, 10 Mount street.Bed ileges. J. B. Rue, Jr., Mlddletown, N. J.* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Five beautiful PAIR of twin, metal beds, aprluga and mat- year-round bungalows now being built stantial aeven-room house; fireplace, au- teat; two-car garage; two modern poultry who has temporarily taken over the burg 9H. > treaeea for salei brand new. Phone Bed tomatlo heat; . acre plot; tennis court houses, fully equlpped,,for 250-chlcken ca- SALESLADIES wanted; experienced only and will be, ready for occupancy March Owner would consider offer of $7,800. duties of Police Reserves chairman Bank 1162-M. 1st Located on private bench. Easy pacity. Priced for quick sale at 80.800, need apply. Steady position. Yanko's, Thompson Agency, 81 East Front street Call Grossinger A Heller, Inc.. Red Bank . due to* the roicemVlllnesa of Major 0. FOR SALE JOB PBOmNO-WbeB rm need bus- 10 Broad street Red Bank. commuting; walking distance to station, phone Red Bank 700.* FURNAOBS-^Danlil Hills, Highlands, New shopping center. , schools and churches. 2100. ,. A, Osborne,'announced that there- furnaces at reasonable prices | old fur- mate earda, MUrhecds, envelope!, Reasonable rental to proper parties. Tele- USED furniture for Hit. Anoersoy Bros, naces repaired, reset, cleaned.and recon- .billheads, booklets, postere, orogrema, ELDERLY man wanted for chicken farm; ' serves had completed two training light work; room and board and $20 per ihone owner, H. HausBr, Atlantic Hlgh< MODERN colonial bungalow, nicely locat- CORNER property for sale to settle e». Ino. too Monmooti street, E«l Bank, ditioned; thermostatio and draft controls ansounoaments or anything lo the Ime anda ttl. • ed In Little Silver: five rooms and bat*, tate; corner Lewis and Main streets. sessions: and Instruction was pro- Furnace inspection and estimates free, til month. Fred Mann, Eatontown, Route 85, J fireplace, oil burner; attached single ga- N. J. . •.••'• of printing try The Register. Work ol on circle.* John Elgrlm. Eatontown, N. J. gressing satisfactorily. He' stated, Highland avenue, phone 1188-R. BUTTONWOOD, Shrewsbury. Enjllsh rage; $«,800. Terms srranged. Thomp- however, that no reservist would be WE BOX and nil antiques. Gwendolyn' the better kind dons when promUed , stucco residence* containing four rooms, son Agency, 81 Bart Front street, phone FORECLOSURE — Commuter's beautiful Maloner. Eatontown, 8. 1- jttont (14, CASH for youi old typewriters, adding man AGENTS wanted to sell Thrlftee-Flx, sen- Red Bank 700.* Issued an identifying armband until chine, eheok writer or OUST office equip- and at reasonable prlcee. sational new mender for everything. See itone bath and one lavatory. Oil burning home, six large rooms, modern kitchen, the course was completed and per- ment; will calL Joseph B. Serpleo, lot A. E. Snyder, Oonover place. Riverside not water heat; attached garage. On a >ath, on first floor, two large partially fin- WE BUY and sell new and used twpewrlfc Heights, Mlddletown, N. J, plot of nearly an acre. .For rent from OLD colonial type home of Un rooms In ished rooms, upstairs. All oak floors, ex. sonnel had passed qualifying exam- en, daiki and other office equipment. Monmouth street, phone Bed Bank 486. HOOVER oleanera repaired, brushes re- March 15th at 175 monthly. William H. country location: dwelling In need of cept kitchen and bath, which have rubber bristled, Allen Blectrlo Shop, II White inations, Walter Guptll, John Finno- Tatlaye, 17 Broad etreet, Eed Bank. BUSINESS opportunity—Well established Hlnt«lmann, realtor, Rumson, N. J., phone renovation. Acre of ground; view of roll- Jle. Combination garage and cellar, hav- WATBB PUMPS, paw and rebuilt, for «ale. Street, phone 612, Red Bank. ing countryside; $3,500. Thompson Alen- ng laundry and heating facilities. Extert gan, Payaan Lym&n and Faul Walsh Pump repairs of ill kinds i plumbing and real estate and Insurance office offers 600, BALEHQH blcydee foe sale, the flnatt made. good^ opportunity for salesman; liberal or.0 81 East Front street, phone Red Bsnk or of crushed blue stone stucco; founda. had enrolled for the new First Aid In England. Exclusive agent* for Mon. heating, r. 0. Hurst, Mlddletown, phone REPAIRING—Furs repaired and reetyled tlon, huge chimney and fireplace of peanut Mlddlitown <(. :: - drawing account and commission; experi- ATTIIACTIVB jlx-roora house with lath. '" course beginning Friday, night,he' mouth and Occtn countlu. Mahni Bros, : -at moderate prices. Storage free. , Vo- enced and -college graduate preferred but hot water heat; two-car garage; Phalanx stone, cemented in-grapevlne effect, -Also -'• Routa 86, Eatontown, phone 101 alt Main gel's, 94 Broad street Red Bank, phone road, * LIncroft. ~ Matthew Mullin, phone ATTRACTIVE bungalow in new section, four-room cottage and garage. Fine Isrgfl - said. , DUST PANS, to ( waste baikeU, 10c; SI- not absolutely essential. Only .one with •treet, Uluwood, N. J, phone 930. energetic gelling ability Kill be considered. Red Bank S282-W. near schools and town; fireplace, steam plot, 125x100; beautiful vihode,-- hedge,— . monii wax. 44o; chamob, 49c j Johnson's shrubbery. Ideally located, near Red ' Dr. t. S. Ylylsaker, council chair- Olo-Coat, half gallon, »1.(9| brooms, 25c i Must provide own car. Apply In writing, heat with oil burner, oak floors, tile bath- man, said he was trying to secure the FLUOEES(5KNT Mtektn lights, two lights, OESSPOOLS cleaned and built I septic Address Business Opportunity, box 511. SIX-ROOM house, all Improvements, to room, shower,- large playroom, monthly Bank. Opportunity to acquire a $10,000 20 watta ««cb, complete with- tubes, Sunbrite cleanser, < for, lie, National 5 tanks cleaned and installed; drains-In- rent from March 1st; very reasonable; home for $4,500; $1,000 cash, balance like ^ services pXa chemical[warfareexpert *io;*: Red Bank.* . ., payments $43.00. W. A. Hopping Agency, 16.461 bathroom flxtureill.5»;MM« stalled. —Phone-any - time- da* > or - eight, 187.60.—Gray—Lewis- Agency, 7 _Broad 8 Linden place, phone _Red_Bank_a87.'- rent Anna F, Delts, 120 Broad street, Matawanr '• ••--—•- : -_; . to speak at a public meeting to be 100 watt bulbi 15c, G«t nni spares, now, HORSES, harness, wagons, plows, harrows, Rumson 740-J. Harvey C. Tiiton. I Bruce WANTED, colored woman for part-time street phono Red Pink 804.* "hgld at the grammar school In.the We deliver. National 6 * 10, Frown's,* spreader*, sprayers, dusters, combines, place, Rumson. housework, live days a week. Apply 236 EUMBON—Spacious home, 11 rooms, three West Front street on Thursday from 8 un- BRICK bungalow, corner Branch avenue 24-AORE farm, running brook, asparagus, near future. He urged residents to YOUR old furniture made betwi than new, bar and grain machinery, cultivator and PAINTER, paper hanger and decorator; and Rumson road; vacant April lat baths: large plot—about 1 acre: splen- lawn mowers. Conover Bros, Wlckatunk. tile 6 p. m. or cell Red Bank S641-M If 1 did neighborhood: low taxes; excellent peaches, apples; six-room house, bath, watoh for the date of this meeting, sprayed or rubbed flnlihaii all branch- estimates furnished; IS years' experi- you cannot come at that time. Mrs. J, N. Hance, phono Red Bank 130-U. purchase; $12,500. Joseph G. McCue electric, heat; all Improvements. Phono promising them a most Instructive ei In cabinet making I estimates and plan- ence. All work guaranteed, - Average Agency. Rumson 444." Mlddletown 83-M. DISCONTINUED Imperial Washable wall- room labor for papering IS.SO and up. ATTENTION! Army OfBcera—Klvervlew ' evening. Tha chairman read a com- ning cheerfully done. Call ue. Eed Bank paper for every room la your none; OROANIST and choir dlractor wanted 26B7. Joiepb Hoffman, 81 Drummond place. Bed Write .Organist box (11, Red Bank. avenue. Little Silver, N. J,, five-room RED BANK—Parking station and stora munication from William H. Wads- valuea to f 10, on aale for 11.98 per room Bank, phone 1607. modern bungalow, one-car garage; avail- RUMSON, new residence; fine residential lot. Quantities and patterns an limited. colony; well landscsped plot 100x1811; building, two blocks from town center^ worth, county- Boy Scout executive, WANTED, furniture, modem or antique, BARBER wanted; 120 p'er week, commis- able- March 1st. Boynton & Boynton, 8 two Ul baU t ln plot 100x150 feet, - offered st - sacrifice Klarln'e Paint Store, (6 Monmouth street Drummond place, Red Bank, phone 962. fit" *,?¥*'• *i "- " « > heat asking for a clarification of the sta- brlqa-brac, rugi, platola, silver, ««w. PIANOS—A. B. Dlrhan, piano maker, deal, sion. 5 Monmouth street, lied Bank, with oil burner; garage; monthly F; H A price. Keyport—Five-room home, hot vra* Ing machlnea, ofllca and (tort •aulpmsnt, er, tuning, repairing, renovating. Shop Sharabba's Barber Shop,* y mente ml ter heat; total price SJ.OOO; $300 cosh, tus of Boy Scouts in tho borough In alia machlnorr ol all klnda, etoiei and FOB INSURANOB on roar car, borne or JJ » , l *fl.$I. Liberal -terms; haiards of any kind, phone ot call Kay and showroom Drummond place. Red Dank FOR RENT furnished, farmhouse at Colt's $OJ00. Joseph G. McCue Agency, Kumson $27 per month; concrete road, one-car ga« the event of an air raid during school furnaces. Best prlcee paid. Friedman, 8B 989. YOUNG MAN wanted to drive truck and Neck; five rooms, all improvements; rage; center of town: a really good buy. South Main street, Aiburj Park, phone H. Stlllman, State Highway, Eatontown 7 Red Bank—Good residential section, one- hours. Mr. Wadsworth wrota that "A reliable office for reliable insurance." 'work In store. Apply P. O. Box «tl. eight acres of land. Convenient to Red 8U8. OLD FLOORS and atalra made like new; Red Bank. Bank. Phone Freehold 109-M-2.* . COLONIAL home In Foxwood park; large family dwelling; six rooms, steam heat* he had received no official word that floor sanding and band roflnlihlng, 2Wb living room, fireplace, sun room, break- two-car garage; a gentleman's home; 1500 LBT US Install an oil burner In your cook cash, 145 monthly; good location; Inspect scouts wer* to remain In school un- MANURE for sale; well rotteJl top soil, stove. See demonstration In store. a square foot and up; experienced work OIRL or woman wanted to look after child 40 ACRES of fertile farmland, suitable for fast nook: three bedrooms, bath, hot water der such clroumstances.' The matter blue ttone and sravel; also outdoor bird manship. Myron E. Horeon, 29 Maple of 5 years; light housework; sleep In. truck farming. Matthew Hullin, Lin' heat. Price $9 500. W. A. Hop'plnn«",' tlon by appointment only. Belford—Total Samuel Swarti, 15 Weet Front atreet, Eed price $1,200; $150 cash, $10.50 per month) - foedert, Honey Sea Flowers, phone I)«d Bank, phone 1887.* avenue, Red Bank, phone 8194-f. Call evenings, Keansburg 748-J. ' croft, phone Red Bank 3282-W. cy, 8 Linden place, phone Red Bank S9T.« - was referred to Fred Q. England, Bank 872. five rooms, cellar, heat; no plumbing; has l electric, gas and water; a low-priced school principal. . - ANTIQUES and modem furniture, ruga, dENERAL CONTRACTOR and cesspools BUTCHER wanted for prime store, 185 a COMPLETELY furnished six-room house, STORE for rent. IB East Front street; WB CARRY a complete line of floor cor. cleaned i cartlog and grading, top eoll, week. Apply P. O. Box 661, Red all Improvements, near Red ,Bank; board working man's home. Rumson—Six-room Progress of the-demolition squads erlng, beds, springs, nuttreeses at low- sIlvtTware. lewelry, coins, stamps, oaah will remodel to suit Phone 1890 j Rid dwelling, plot 100x150 feet, garage;.warm j register, sewing machines, guns, firs, books, manure, fill dirt. Binders, gravel and sand Bank. owner. For particulars • write C. F., box • was reviewed by William Layton, Jr., ett prices. Samuel Swarts, 14 wait Front Estimates given. Phone Red Bank 1464 511, Red Bank. air heat: a bargain at $4,000; $400 cash, street. Bed Bank, phone 1S87." etc., bought and sold. Town Furniture Ex- $38 per month. Highlands—Five-room chairman of the Demolition commit- change, 11 Monmouth street phone (28. Oscar Becker. 47 8econd street. Fall Ha- AMBITIOUS woman, not under 30, to KEANSBUHG, N. J, StSjiley Hotel. 21 show America's flneet line of inexpensive HOLMDEL—Newly renovated farm cot- cottage, concrete road; well built: $2.2001 tee, who stated that units hod been Red Bank. ; ven. N. J. rooms, large grounds, dining and bar $220 cash, $19.80 per month; an excepl YOUNG fat geese for sale, drafted and dresses. Full or part time. No canvass tage; six rooms, large tile bath, tun room: very largo kitchen. Low price- ex- formed and assigned to'zones. He •alive; also breeding stock. Phone Red ing. Build, permanent business. Writ' porch, steam heat, two fireplaces; old tlonally good buy: Inspection by appoint" USED furniture for sale. Anderson Broe., .VACUUM cleaners repaired; any make. cellent terms. William Carey Marshall. S4 meat only. Highlands—Seven-room cot» suggested that zone assembly points Bonk 990-W. , Allen Electrlo Shop. 18 White etreet Box 38, Station B, Long Branch, N. J,* ehade trees; very accessible location; $7S. Lawrence avenue, Keansburg, • for tools be established, where lad- Ino, 100 Monmouth street. Red Bank. Joseph G. McCue Agency, Rumson 444/ tag. with garage; fine location: offered at 0IR0ULATINO oil heater for soJei good Red Bank. exceptionally low price; only $2,BOO'; $250) der, rops and other necessary equip- USED LUMBER—Wainscoting, windows, SALESMEN—We must moke replacements, AOREAGE for sale, 1942's beet buy: IS cash, $22,60 per month. Keanshurg—> condition. Price 130. Mahni Bros., principally because some of our person- SEVEN rooms and bath; four bedrooms, .. «">s of light ground. Ideal for poultry, ment could be stored. Route 35, Eatontown, N. J. , doors, frames, >x4's In quantities I ixl'a, INCOME TAX—File your 1941 Income tax Four-room cottage on large corner plot» 2x6'e, 2x8's. 2xl0's up to 2S feeti also early. Evening Interviews from 7 to 10 nel have been Inducted into the Armed two-car garage; large plot; excellent lo- three miles west of Red Bank; a sacrifiTe every Improvement, Including electrla • .The council discussed immediate three 81-foot girders at reasonable price. p. M. Reasonable rates. R. W. Branln, Services. Applicants over 45 years who cation in Red Bank: $50. Thompson stove, electric hot water heater, oil burn- black out precautions for" the fire RECORDS—Victor, Columbia, Deeei, Blue- John D. Patterson, First and Naveslnk 78 Wallace street. Red Bank. seek new line becausa their present work Agency, 81 East Front street, phone Red part tillable, balance woods with large ing furnace, beautiful shade trees; three bird i free catalogues by phoning Tui- avenues, R. F. D* Atlantic Highlands, has been affected by the war preferred. Bank 700.* trees: view and prise cannot be duplicated blocks to beach, three blocks to business - house, defense headquarters and the tlng's, 16 Monmouth street. Red Bank JO. Applicants must be of good character and elsewhere In Monmouth county. Aloca phone Highlands 1177. FLOORS—Sanding and surfacing contriv- looking for a permanent year round con- center; price $8,400, easy terms. Port school, following a report by E. H, ed. Have your old floora and stairs HOME In good location, four bedrooms, Monraouth—Small three-room cottage, no PIANOS—18 nontbi' tlmei onlr 10% nection. Intangible Belling' experience de- bath; convenient to town and schools! Anson, chairman of the Committee down on Stelnwsys, Hardmani, Chleker- BABT chicks'at attractive pricesi blood made like new by experienced workman- sired, but not necessary as complete-train- plumbing; haa electric, water, stove heatt on Vulnerability, who suggested the tested heavy laying; White Leghoma ship. Satisfaction guaranteed, For esti- ing will, be given. ..Men-considered must 160 per month. W. A. Hopping Agency, land 150x100 feet, nice for garden! total inffi, Gulbransens ana othen. Hear tbira and> New Hampslre Rede i custom hatching. mate call Red Bank 60S; J. Mori, con- 8 linden place, phone Red Bank 807.* Price $1,000: $100 cash, $9 per month, •use of corrugated paper board for side by side. All types etTustlnirPlsno reside In North Monmouth county: Phone Shrewsbury rlvei^-Gentleman'e home on Wlllserodt Bros,, IJncrolt,'N. J.,' phone tractor. - Saturday morning for Interview, Asbury 0 8 black-out shields due to its easy Co., It Monmoutli street. Rid Bank. Red Bank 8574-M. TWO houses, slje and seven rooms; Im- l™™ ^ ! *"•«?«• •eolonlil. far back Shrewsbury river, plot 76x870 feet, front* Park 6476. D. C. lindorman. AAA, Main provements and garage; also atore with irom road on hill; trees, view estate on river: oil flred steam heat; attached manipulation and low cost. The PHONOGRAPH-RADIOS — Phllco, ROA FOR INSURANCE ol all kinds aee U. V street at Third avenue, Asbury Park. country. Remodeled home, large IMS TRAILER HOMES—Be prepared with a R. H, Stout t Linden place, Red Bank, five living rooms, with grocery and butch- garage; 12 rooms, four baths; today's val. committees concerned agreed to cal- Victor, Maenavox, Capehart. Buy now er fixtures. Fhone Atlantic Highlands ue $30,000, offered at $15,000; $1,500 cask while they are here at Tuatlng'a, 16 Mon- luxuriously furnlihed two.or three-room YOUNG HAN wanted; married man pre- ing room, kitchen, pantry. Two mute culate on the exact amount of this trailer home; fully Insulated; air condi- PRUNING time for grapes, trees and 817.* balance.$i»5 monthly: Inspection by ap^ mouth street. Red Bank, ferred ; experienced In bookkeeping and b.u?T\ «?¥•"'>« ""-I", two .Saner polntment only. Belford—Large garaji ' material needed and report their tioned with oil burning circulating system. shrubbery. We know how. Also cow handling cash; annual salary 11,300; resi- bath, back stairway, two servants1 roorn New and used modele In stock. For la-. manure for aale, |6 per yard. D & D FRONT part of house ot «7 North Bridge building on concrete road suitable for ga. '_ findings at the next meeting. David CHICKEN starting batterr for talei 1,000 dent of Mlddletown township preferrsd. avenue, .for rent; no stoves, plpeiess mtr 8 Kef;Amtnl}fwturlnB Purpose! or storage! chick capacity i three' broiler batteries,' mediate delivery. Take your home to your Company, phone Eatontown 46. Address Young Man, box 511, Red Bank. ablerabfi^* orchardsh S""," i?brook" l , woods< ,° eas•«•y • com.ffi Emmons, Fire Reserve chairman, 720-broller capacity; In perfect oondltlon job and save transportation cost. Cov- heater; kitchen newly decorated. ' Apply to $2,500; only $260 cash, balance monthly ered Wagon distributor. John Wills, 1009 BEST PRICES paid for waste paper, old Agent or call Red Bank 289-R. muting: $26,000 Others, book"t! P™ul Morrlsey & Walker, Msln snd Church emphasized the importance of sub- as new, Phone Atlantic Blihlaiida 485, NURSE or nursemaid wantedmted, reliable, ases; Odora closets 11.08; cheat 79c. We ORAVFJL and (111 dirt for sale cheap; have small); full 88-note keyboard; also con- K«d Bank btu passes house; hoard op- flowers; stable and garage; hot water heat deliver. National 5 & 10. Frown's.* to move same, W. T. Jones, 281 Ma- sider used spinet. Advise make, approxi- tional. Phone Red Bank 8S85. with oil burner. Near station. Low taxes. Tuesday in Matonlo temple by Eaton- plo avenue, phone Red flank 1965. mate age and cash price. Write Piano, town chapter, Order of the Eastern •5,500, terms. Holston Waterbury, 22 PRCGIDA1RE refriveratori about I eublo box CM, Red Bank. FURNISHED room to rent In private fam- West Front street, phone 3500.* Do you see dree««s? You picture yourself of •. Star. Officers and members of Wash- feet i excellent running condition. Phone ily to refined builness man; convenient ington lodge were tho honored guests Freehold 288 or Red Bank 791-W, FOR EXCHANGE LADY wishes companion, In private home; to town, Phone Red Bank 3091. •B6 PER MONTH and S550 down buys •ummer evening in this drifting white chiffon, softly room and board free. Write Compan- brand new five-room Capo Cod bunga- and thoro were also present soveral ion, box 511, Red Bank, or phone Atlan- ATTRACTIVE room, double or twin bedi, low; hot water heat with oil burner; near MBN'3 new and used clothing for tale I EXCHANGE Brooklyn - residence, good printed with delicate blogsbini. visiting Masons. Mrs. Ruth Craw- overcoats $4.50 up. Suits 15,00 up. tic Hlghlanda 875.* suitable two business girls; near Fort bus line and school. Rolston Waterbury, neighborhood, assessed 17,000, for larg- but line. 68 Harding road, Red Bank, 22 West Front street, phone 3500.* ford, worthy matron, and Lt. Joyce Used clothing bought. Qarr's, Tailor Shop, er residence vicinity Red Bank! prefer 229 Broadway, Ijong Branch, phone 2614, TYPEWRITERS bought sold, repaired; phone 2147-J. James of Fort Monmouth presided water front Can add substantial cash. reasonable rates. Trubln's, 39 Broad RIVER rights and seven-room house com- with their staffs. The Maaonlo dele- Give details Hrst letter. Dennis, 1107 Bast street, Red Bank, DESIRABLE furnished room, with small pletely done over inside and out; two- Hats? Your mind's eye frames your face with « THRBE-Pleca living room suite, very fine Id street, Brooklyn, New York, gation was headed by Goorgo Ander- condition, reasonable. Call after 6 p. private family, welt heated,, plenty of car garage; steam heat; fireplace. See pastel shaded halo. oon, worshipful master, and his staff. m. Mrs. J. O. Fisher, Prospect and Silver- WANTED, pleasant room with board or hot water; nice bathroom. Beit residentlnl Roliton Waterbury, 22 West Front street, ton avenuee, Little Silver, N, 1. room- for light housekeeping; In good neighborhood, 171 Hudion avenue, Bed phone 8500.* Mrs. Theresa McCllntock of Long AUTOMOBILES family and neighborhood i for refined el- Bank.* Branch entertained with vocal solos, derly woman. Write L. F., box Ell, Red $300 DOWN and $25 per month buys six- Foods? A cool, jolly dinner, with exciting newi accompanied by Mrs. Viola Kelly, RABBITS—N. Z. white healthy "took- K. Bank.* TWO single rooms for rent, garag*; amiU room bungalow in Eatontown. See Rol- Grover, V/yckoR road, ona block east of MAURICE SCHWARTZ, Chryalsr, Ply. family of three adults; private home, ston Waterbury, 23 West Front street, of the family's day. and accordion selections were played Highway 85, Eatontown, phone 410,* mouth and International truck sales and WANTED, large hot air furnace or pipe- near bus. 257 Lelfihton avenue, near New- phono 3500." by Harry Chasey. The attractive hall •er'lce headquartera. Phone Red Bank less heater. In good condition, and an man Springs road.* OORDWOOD sawlnc machine for aale, l> eleotrle water pump. Write W. B. New. NEW semi-bungalow in Red Bank, tile and table decorations wore In rod, complete. Fred Mann, Eatontown, Route man, box 102, Keaneburg, phone 78Q.W.* NICELY furnished rooms, single or dou- bath; recessed radiation; attached ga- Sporting goods? A slashing tennis game. A white and blue. Miniature Oeorgo 85, on circle.* USED OARS bought, add and exchanged, ble ; twin beds I oil heat; all conveni- rage; $6,600. Terms arranged. Rolston Washington hats flllcd-with mints al- Pontlac sales and service j terms. Q. M. BICYCLES wanted, any slit, any make; ence n, In a nice home onbiu line, for el- Wntorbury, 22 West Front street, phone well-hit drive from the tee. A hard-hooked flsh and a so adorned tho table. Refreshments HOOVER cleaner, rebuilt; looks and runi A, O. Rassai Brothers, 19-11 Mschanle also frames. Mahna Bros., route 85, derly or business men. MO River rosd, 8600.* like. now t also Duetette, Hoover hand street, phone 1068. Eatontown, phone 80. were served by a commltteo headed cleaner, like new. Phone evenlnrs Red Red Bank.* screaming reel. Bank-aaSO.* ' COLONIAL home, modemlsld, seven by Mrs. Alice Hill. Mrs. Anna Os- 1988 DODGE twedoor sedan i good paint. LARGE front room, nicely furnlihed; also rooms; two baths; three acres land; largo shade trees; close to town, See Rol- borne was in charge of the decora- P1PELES3 furnace for aale. Oall Keans- Ureai In excellent condition; heater. SITUATIONS WANTED ilngle. 20 Hector place, Bed Batik." private party. Call Long Branch 874I-J ston Wnterbury, 22 West Front street, tions. Dancing to Victor Rush's burg 778. phono 8500." Some people say that all enthusiasm should bt Sorenadors was onjoyod during the or see ear at 821 Broadway, Long Branch. WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to do, COMFORTABLE, well furnished room In BLACK-OUT window shades 40o each) or would do laundry, In or out Call private home; gentleman. 288 Spring taken out of advertising. In books and speeches evonlng. Past matrons' night will be 'packet of blaok-out candles lOel Ever- at 176 Mschanlo etreet after liOO P. *( street, phone Red Bank 1S20-M, GOOD six-room houBO, hot air heat! one- observed at the next meeting, Tues- eady flaflhtlghta B9o| jralvanlied sand USED OAR values—We have several un- Phone Red Benk 1174. car garngo; lot 50x125: K.i'lO. Itohton thoy crusade for bleak little ads that give nothing day, March 10. pallj 40C. We deliver. National t * 10. paid repossessed ears from motor COMFORTABLE room, double or single. Wotorhury. 22 West Front sVet, phone ^'* finance company and loan company whleh HIGH SCHOOL graduate, under 18, wish- In private home, near Fort Monmouth. 8600.' • but thread counts, strength and chemical tests, di- enables us to offer great values In a num- es position; bright, aotlve and adept at Phone 207 8-M R«d Bank.* Mrs. Georgo Kuegler of South SINGLE mahogany acorn bed, four poster, ber of late model used cars, all makes anything, Telephone Red Bank 2188-M.' BUNGALOW of live rooms, In town; hot mensions and prices. What a, pity if they had their street spont tho wook-ond with mahogany table deck, large mirror, suit- and models, Look over our stock of ROOMS, 08 South street, Rail Banki qulit n!r heat; lot 60x1601 terms arranged. Itol- friends at Elizabeth and attended a able for dress ahop, dren rack. At the Buleke, Ohsvrolett. Chryslers, Doduss, ELDERLY lady desires position as house- and comfortable] hot water at all timts. ston WaUrbury, 22 West Front street, way! atudlo of the late Uarrr P. Upplncott, 10 Plymouth!, Fontlaos, eto. Save with buy- keeper for elderly gentlemsn without Also light housekeeping room. Plenty of phono 3500.* woddlng Sunday, West Front street, any dajr from 11 o'clock "* jour used oar at William J. Levlne's, children! In house with neat and bath (not parking space. Moderate prices. Phon* 876 Broadway, Long Branch." 1 Mrs. Charles Broose Is 111 at her till 4 until February 31. an apartment) t neat and good cook. Sal* 2814. MODERN homo of six rooms, tile bath ary second consideration. Write Elderly with stall shower: lavatory: hot water Advertising Is on* of the. welcome voices that South streot home, < IRAY PHANTOM «.°8 h. p. marina motor, 1942 DODOD three-passenger coupe (or Lady, box 611, Red Bank.* FURNI8HED rooms for rant, nightly or bent with oil burner; fireplace;'attached •ale; MOO miles. For Information call weekly] cltan, crow ventilation. Ma- one-car Knrnge. Open grill In back yard: Rev. Edgar 'C: Miller preached atio completely converted Plymouth mo- Max Welnsteln, Red Bank 2«1,* ' directs our eyes upward. It has worked wpnders tor; both are In very good condition. Btr- PRACTICAL nurse would care for semi- loney'a Cottage, 137 Broad .street, Eaton- lot 100x104, -well Hhrubbod. Waterbury, Sunday morning and evening In tho >aln. L. F, Whitney, Conover lane, Red Invalid or Ions' pereon. R. Black, Brsnch tn, phone 564. 22 West Front street, phone 3»00." In raising our standard of living. Lot's encourage Methodist ohurch and is again laid Bank,*, 1040 DBJLUXE Ford euburban for ••!.: avenue, Little Silver, near station, Fifth perfect condition, DeWItt Heyer, Mln- LARGE] comfortable front bedroom, near ip In bed with arthritis. aeslnk park, Mlddletown.* house from corner.* ILDHKS And Investors, attention; dou- it to contlnuo on Its Inspiring way, says Nation's DIOAUTIFLILLY marked pedigreed mile bath) in private home, suitable for cou- bio homo In town; partially renovated: W. Lester Whltflold conducted tho Boston puppies for sale. < Call Atlantic MAN wishes position aa ohefs good refer- i]*l n**r bus line! builneai one preferred, $2,100, Sec- Rolston Waterburr, 22 West Business, wi se a Hnrtvja DIAMOND T, 1988, stake body truck lor mid-week sorvlco last night In tho Highlands 787-J.* ences. Henry Brouwer, box IDS, Ilel> .'hone Ited Hank, 1274 or call at 276 Me- Front street, phono 3500." .«»'•! »«f00O millsl excellent eondltloM chanic i treet. •tfotliodUt church and will occupy •"h or without power winch. Phone W. ford, N, J.* 3TUD1O piano, almost new, 68 note*, for E. JUmble, Long Branoh 407-R. rORT MONMOUTH—Five rooms, bath, ha pulpit Sunday. imlol a bargain at 1166, Terms, fJrlf- EXPERIENCED reliable girl wishes work, GLEAN, iplo and span, furnished rooms, hot watc-r hont; garage] lot BOxlOOt Thirty Conts Will Do Most Anything You Want (Itli l'lino Company, S78 Holtart street, part time ,or day's work. 211 Klver |4 to }0 per week; convenient location, |2,Br,0; $2.10 cash, balance 121,20 per Tho First Aid elms mot Monday l'ertli Amboy (opposite *3ears-Roebuck). 1JJ4 PIjYMOUTII sedan, four-doori for street. Red Bank.* 07 Third avenue, Long Ilranch, opposite month, Sfiulthorn Agency or R. Jacobsen, It to If Spent In the Classified Want Department oj .. s»le cheap, _ooJ r,,nnin, ordtr .00| iiostoMce; two blocks from nroailwny and light In the Presbyterian chapel, Opon evenings. . - ' 1 00 c 1 1 p on< Highway SR, next to Sunoco Gas Station, •""j" A . , *. ? ' £ AtlanUo iflsh- OlIILDKEN cared for during afternoons or beach. Phon* Long Branch 1876-J, Port Monmouth, phono Keansbure H. Tho Red Bank Register, the Home Newspaper Head A meeting of tho pollco reserves ]. E. WASHER for sale, 1(0! In perfect ands 117-J. Harry Maxson, Ohapel IIIII, evening!I 2oo an hour; oxcsltent refer* .vni held Tuesday night In tho bor- condition) almost new, Phone Red encee, Mrs. Singles. 88 Kim place, Red LEONARDO, two-story house, six rooms, In the Home. Bank, phone 2816-M," ough hall. Bank 312. HB9 PLYMOUTH trunk sedan, good tlree APARTMENTS tmth, hrat, screened porch: lot BOxlOO; m price 18,000.'1300 cash, balanre 127 per Private .Lester Scraol of Fred- EIjECTHOLUX cleaner, model A (brown) I £\?' Pwhst, paint, upholstery goot MIDDLE sued colored woman wants,to do condition. Prloe reasonablei private. Oil TWO-ROOM furnlshx! houseke.iilnir apart- month. Sculthorp Agency or H. Jacobsen, orlekaburg, Va,, wns a Sunday guost mechanically perlect; guaranteed to plve Jtiimion 754*J> i cooking and housework] no liundryi on Hluhway 3d, next to Sunoco (las Sta- satisfaction i right price. Phone evenings sleep In; references. Oall all day Thursday ment; all Improvements. Mrs. llray, 2 tion, Port Monmouth, phone Ksansburg S. at the home of Mr. *ml Mrs. Go or go lied Hank S»80> and Friday, 200 West Bergen place, Ited Newman SIITIIIKB road. Keri Dank.* Kuegler. , 1»87 l)eBOTO convertible sedan, good ton Bank.* THRHE-nOOM unfurnished sxartment, MIDDI.KI'OWN township—About II acres Mrs, Arthur Cliasoy, Miss Allno LAROB genuine mmle bow-end crib, with :8«1 between"a"a."rn.'Vnd t v.^mt " on HlghwAy 81, old four-room house, Kapok msttrese; alio combination oonl XPniUBNCni) farmhand on milking ma- convenient lo railroad station antl bust- lame barn; price $3,000. $too cash, bal- Brown and Mrs. Annabel! Dennis and gas range, In cream and white! very chines; all around farmhand. Apply ness district In Ited Hank, An unusually anca 130 per month, tlcultlinrp Airency, were the commltteo In charge of a Knod condition, Vhone Keanaburg 609. He West llergen place, Red Dank.* Attractive offer at 160 monthly, [rmneill- or lt. Jacobien, on Highway IS,, nent to Irs. Denning, East Itoad, Ilelfonl, N. J.* BUSINESS NOTICES Ate oacupancy, W. H. Waal't, 42 llrosd Munorlt . . Decker'a Hardware, J7.8 Bhr*wri.ury 1 •'• Miodlst ohuroh-;— Thfl group will plna with snap 100 packair*. We deliver, MAID wanted for general housework; In U»I»BOI with private funllr. II, 11, Mltcli-' ooncrote cullnr, sun porch; gantgit 1 Its ronulnr mooting Tuesday vhm countryi sleep In; good wanes, l'hone ell, 41 Llml.n [ilnce, lied Dank.* Shrewsbury l $M0O, tilx-room house, oil National > A 10, Prown't.' f$1"vi * ' "** •"*"* Red Jlank 1011. burner, near statluni good neighborhood, , ''.Ing Tuesday night, March B, I'lVId rooms and bath, with heat, ||R. $5,BOO. Frank II. Lawci, phune JB7B, TWO quarter horse power motors and one ARTJIUn B. nOYOB, palnUng oontraetori vacuum cleaner motor for sals, 110 for WE NKnn first class domestic help for Vour moms, huh, iiarniit. leu, with I.rmolloal iitlntete. paperhangers and position! In the best households, Apply, heat, nee Uoliton WnUrlniry, 82 West M!I)!>I,KTOWN—(iood locution,' saorlllce '• • • t , .• Farmers need "priority ratings" all thres, Cstl evenings. ArnoM, 117 •t'coratoM. Mo Job too large or too Vront street, pltone QKQO.* for Immediate salei lovely fsrm of 12& Third atreet, Fair Haven, U. 1.* •m»ll. Wall paper sample patteme on re. at once at Monmouth Employment Agen- only for purchases of spoolal Clausen iiueet, For eellmate call Ilumson HI. cy, II West Front street, phone 1100,' of machinery not ordinarily usod for PniUlfAN kitten, blue, male, four months l APAIlTMItNT for vtnt, al« rooms anil beautiful pel. Aleo young female given (IIHI, or middle •«•twt»,; r •. •. ; .•, , .. •. sVUla ' , •LMftO.

,",(• : ••.,:.'.•• RED BANK REGISTER FEBRUARY 12.1942.

DABKB AB8OCUTION. County Wills R. Younj _._- _- . 191 IW 111 Red Bank-Rumson Republican Club No Opposition In Health Group BoWling Scores Xtfkorn Ill H, Schulrasn 1.4 . Cage Game Feb. 21 Local School Vote Are Probated M. Schulman 111 : WOMEN'S TBIO IEAGCE. N. Millett ... TIT. 138 1TI Red B»nk and - Rumion blgb fleets At Asbury . Only 216 votes were cast In tho Re Pays Tribute Michael Flaherty of Keansburg H. Young ... 16« 161 144 schools will meet In basketball Sat- Bank school election Tuesday. Sleet made his last will April 22, 1039. AI UPS AND DOWNS Datk* ... 17T let 110 urday night,. February 21, at Rum- ed were Leo McKee a member fo: his estate was bequeathed to hi Ant Cage _.._._„..__ ion lit aon, it was .announced yesterday by To Benefactor .en Cley 177 791 «ST ," Affiliated Group many years; Jackson T, Murphy, whi HsUn Curley , , , , , L 154 CORNER GROCERS. brother, Frank Flaherty, and lie was Peg. Hafftl 128 lit Red. Bank's athletlo director, Ro«s was appointed last year to fill thi Rockafellir lea 181 lea .Hears Proctor named as executor. r I Wiley.' The game' was originally vacancy caused by the resignation ol Itl «7 147 W, Johnson . 151 . 17J ia« Middletown Association George L. Marinor of Long Branch THREE JEEPS. T. Giles 101 scheduled for: Toeaday night of last "A meeting ot the Affiliated Kepub- Charles LeMaistre, and Charles B made a bequest of $10,000 to his son, M. Connor . .. . 127 lie 128 A. Jsrvls „... lit week but due to a quarantine placed Gallagher,'who was named to fill the Honors Memory of George L. Marinor, Jr., In a will he J. Bruno , .ii___.., 149 118 176 Hurpby . 190 105 ; on Red Bank 'players when «he of Jcan clubs ot Monmouth county was D. Inslls _._.___.-. lot Its 151 .150 IIS vacancy caused by the death of Al- executed Juno 10. 1940. He be- I. Wallloz .... their number came' down with sear* All Our 8ea 1 last night In the Klngsley Anns bert 3, Miller. Mr. Murphy received Mrs. Hartshorne queated $300 to Greenwood cemetery 428 401 480 721 751 704 let fever, the game was. postponed. t Asbury Park. Charles 208 votes. Mr. Gallagher 204 and Mr. No Cold Stortgo, , president of the organiza- at Brooklyn to be used tot the per- THEEE BEARS The new date wa« arranged by Mr. McKee 198. ' tammy ...M.....m^.HHMH..».. ]is 115 Wiley and' lidu 'Jacoubi, Rumson tion, Introduced Senator Haydn petual care of his burial plot. All the us The budget, which shows a reduc- The Middletown Township Public C. Jacqu.s : 11 148 188 sports director. ... \ . Proctor, who served as chairman of Health association passed the follow- rest of his estate was , bequeathed E. Ferneau .. :.___. 140 178 148 Phone 1377 We Deliver tion over last year, was approved. 140 Squash Matches the evening:. . r ing resolution at its last meeting: o his wife, Edith H. Marinor, and Pat Ambroela,. th» Red. Bank Tho current expense Item of ?188,858 ihe was named ag sole executrix. 410 429 401 WEEK-END SPECLULSl "The executive members of the UTTLE FOXES player attacked by scarlet fever, Is had 135 votes In favor and 11 against, Charles H. Smith ot Long Branch, A: H»rtiell ..„_, At Sea Bright reported to be resting comfortably. Flounder Roe „ itor Proctor, were Assemblyman J. •a and replacements of $19,000 Middletown Township Public Health .... 18! 151 14S named his daughter, Elizabeth. Ed- B. Parcel! ...... 198 IE! 161 •'. . t , •. .. ','.'-'. Small Weakflsh Stanley Herbert and Merrill Thomp- to 18. The manual train- Association do hereby express our D. Wehb -... 1S8 1ST 190 ton, Edward C. Brocge, clerk of the profound sympathy upon the passing wards, as sole beneficiary In his last XX0VNDBB8 _ item received 132 affrmative will. He executed the -will March 12, James and Ro«e Settle Accident/ board of freeholders, and Joseph and 16 in the negative. of Margaret Willis Hartshorne, an O8B 491 424 BtlTTERFISH _ Thompson, former page boy In the esteemed resident and citizen of the 930, and named his daughter as PIN BU8TEBS in Close Tilt The final meeting of the present executrix. SrowB — 154 190 Suit Before Trial Medium SMELTS United States HOUBO of Represent- board will be held tomorrow night ownship, and an active member and Shlnn ... > 124 167 Samuel Davis, Magnolia lane, Mid- worker of the Middletown Township Mrs. Mary E.-Griffin of Asbury Francis • 116 FORCUES ____ atives and former state assembly- 'ark made her last will March 19, n« Sunday morning Jack Jarnes dletown, and-Edmund Ho'ran, High- man. • Public Health Association. lands, have settled (heir common COB SIEAHS "That we express our deep respect 1917. A bequest of .$500 was. made- 454 423 J82 reached tho top of the'squash ladder A musical program was presented Leonardo THREE STOOOES .t tho Sea Bright Badminton dub by pleas court action at Freehold Spanish Maokerel by Davito'a Berkeley-Carteret ho- or the record of her life, her great o her mother, Louise' T. Burke. All VtuBnnt ISO 171 174 the rest of her estate was bequeathed defeating Nelson Boss In four out of against Harry 8. Wllley, atato High- Large SMELTS tel orchestra. Several compositions (The Red Bank Rsjlster can b« bought public service and particularly the Molnu ...___ ; . lie 138 19 five sets. The first game waa nip and way 35, for Injuries received by them by Senator Proctor were played and In Leonardo from F. X. KUduf. Fred W. xpression thereof In the presentation o her husband, James F. Griffin, and MeglU , 115 148 IBS In an accident on Route 35 December •SEA TROUT _ Meyers, Mn. Gaff's and Wedmann's) he was appointed executor. uck from start to finish with James tho senator sang two numbers. o this association of the Hartahorne . 871 400 egistering superior ateadlnesB to BUCK SHAD' . Mr. and Mrs. John Shane and Mrs. Memorial Health Center, fully equlp- Dr. Joseph Wiener, Allenhurst ie,mo...... , ; :: . Bed Snappers _ The next meeting of the group THEEE MUSKETEERS emerge the winner, 18-17. From then Tho plaintiffs, represented by Sey- will be held Wednesday night, March Emil Hermann motored to East Or- ed and located at Campbell's June- ihyslcian, who died September 8, H. Brsney -. 159 177 on there was. no doubt about, the SHRIMPS '' i ange this week to visit their sister, Ion, and for her great contribution 841, established a trust for his son, Caplronl mour R.' Kllneberg, Keonsburg, were 11, with County Clerk J. Russell ventual winner of tho championship, traveling north on the highway and HA1IBDT .„„„,., Woolley In charge of the program. Mrs. August Elorette. f actlve'work In guiding this organ- oseph Hays D. Wiener, now the'sub- Kelly or James had all of his shots under Mrs. Chester Guttormsen has been ization In the Initial stages of Its or- iect of a custody fight. The son \s about to make a left'turn. Into Mag- . . Salmon - Blnefish ' The session will be held at a place control and scored almost at will nolia lane when they were struck by to .bo designated by Mr. Wooiley. confined to her home with a severe anization. to be paid one-fourth of the trust with the exception of the last game, ' Scallops • lobsterf cold. when 21, one-fourth1 of the original P. .fiohucktr - the Wllley car which was south- "That we express our great sorrow E. Caraut which Rose won, 15-13. bound. •'•',.• •: . . , - .'-, '••'•;." .'Crab-Meat ' .' Cord of Thanks. Following optical treatment at ipon the loss of a true friend and rust when 25 and the rest when SO Travers We wish to thank all those whojn Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mrs. iBteerried colleague and lovable char- rears old. Income from the trust Is Tuesday night, however, the tables The settlemeDt, reported to bo $1,- STEWING OYSTEBB _4Sopt any" way Sydney Sas Is again at her home. icter. o.bo used for the maintenance, wel- 440 were turned when Jack James de- 100, was reached as the case was FRYING OYSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krebs were ended his newly-won championship about to be tried before Judge John "That we express our deep Bym- fare and education of the son until BOWLING CENTER CITY C. Giordano and a Jury, , • • —Advertisement. hosts to relatives from North Jersey pathy to the members of her family is 21st birthday with the surplus against tha Bame opponent, Nelson Sunday. and do hereby resolve that a copy of ecomlng a part of thetrust.-ExeCT LEAGUE. Hose. Suffering from a complete re- _ IN MEM0R!AM,_ Private Edwin Donley of Fort his resolution be forwarded to the tors and trustees of the estate as ersal of form James was unable to Monmouth'Spent the"week-end with members^of her family.-that a copy BONCORK'S. match his opponent's' stroking and , In lovlnB memory ot Jennie L. PhllUpn, •roll as the son's guardians are Em- Anderson . log 16T7 162 who died on February 14, 1036. his mother, Mrs. Emil Hermann. hereof be published In The Red let V. Hall and Alma Hall^/both of 3hlon .191 180 1S7 succumbed by the scores of 17-11, 15- Watch beside her, Guardian Aneol, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowker and 3ank Register and that the flag at shland, Va. Personal effects and Patterson ~~ 150 188 141 " 13-15, 15-17, 1B-12. 'Immediately Virgin Mother, light her way! daughters, Elizabeth and Qeorgianna he Health Center be flown at halfr ewelry also become the. property of I.'Smith 135 100 185 lollowing the match, the re-crowned Heart pf Jesm, itrant her mercy. 1J0 201 146 That's .our fervent Brtjer each-d.».-... of Kearny wore entertalned-Sunday mast 'or 30 dn,y8 from the date of her Urn beneficiary under trio trust, The Smith .... ihamplon accepted another challenge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John death, and that this resdlutlorTTre will was made"Septerhber'28~1938; rom James and successfully defend- Shane. . ' s • - • pread upon, the records of this asso- Georgo Archer Shields, 74 Water- FOWLKK'3 THEATER. ed his top rank. The scores of this Charles Julian, a former student of lation." man avenue, Rumson, who died Jan- as ISO match were equally decisive, 15-12, Middletown township high school, Is uary 13, 1942, left everything to his 175 15-11,15-17,16-13. TOrADVlRTislEiNTS working at Newark, and attending BADIO PROGRAMS wife, Grace Margarey Shields, and 198 In the feature badminton match night school. He Is with his grand- 184 182 appointed her executrix in a will 185 Tuesday night, Lelf Nordlie and Jack "•Too UteJor_Classification ^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick of WOAP, Asbury Parb drawn June 3, 1933.- Hlgglns proved unable to cope with Leonard avenue for a week. 946 019 'vfoOD-lramed nlm dliplsy cjje, suit- 1310 Kilocycles • .. Staats C. Stllwell of Freehold, MONMOUTH LUMMER the deceptive strokes of George ffib- ablo for dellcattsion store; *40. Den- I Sunday guests at the home of Mr. M. Thursday, February 12. prominent in farming circles In the , 170 171 erhadt and Col. Norman Schwartz- all K. Byrne, 18 Allen street, j>hon« Rum- and Mrs. Peter Green and daughter ,yons ..„.-.... 181 159 1 8:00—Dinner Dance. state and county for many years, ex- koff, who emerged the winners by tho son 576. . Erna were Mrs. Green's sister and 8:15—News. ' " . I. Flgsro 126 scorea of 15-12, 15-12, 15-11. Both LMM3E furnished room for rent; (food brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John 8:30—Movie Preview. ecuted his will March 17, 1941. He Maxia 146 lesry ..-.. 176 191 Nordlie and Hlgglns enjoy envlablo Pederson and son Erllng of Totten- 8:45—Town- TOPICB. .died suddenly about three weeks ago. Humson. Addre«» N. I. C, box 511, Bed 9:15—Boy Scout Week. Mr. Stllwell bequeathed his entire 168 156 reputations as tennlB players, but Bank.' : villo, Statcn Island, and Erwin For- 9:30—Song Styles. estate to his wife, Florence C. Stil- they find the strategy and strokln;- IX>R SALE, two-months-old toy Manchee- rest of Belford. 9:45—Marine Dand. 821 823 well, and aha was named oa execu- HOME MODERNIZKHS of badminton totally dlxerent fror • ter terrier. Stansberry's, Middletown Mrs. Martin Nelson will celebrate 0:00—Danco Parade. , Eoute 85. ____; .' 0:80—deVito Orchestra. • . trix. Bublln .... 180188 tennis. her 82d birthday Tuesday, February Plcollie 148 138 /Sentiment yMom metal .haft for .alo, 1% :45—Music You Want, Reinerus P. Hetem of Wall town- 1S2 135 Capt. Rockwell and Major Kunltz Inches br 6 fast, 8 lncheis also Victorian 17. Mrs. Nelson Is the mother of :30—Dance Time. Sacela . proved too steady for.Budge'Morrls chair. S8 i antique cradle, old home.pua Chester and B. F. Guttormsen. ship bequeathed hi a entire estate to Schucker ;—• ,...;... 169156 . M. Friday, February 13. Talarico . 180 187 and J. Wheeler and won a match by Mrs. James H. MacPhee won first :30—Doings on Discs. his wife, Wilhelmina E. Hetem. He RULES ON 2:00—Tuneful Airs. made hia will April 9, 1928, and ap- the scores fo 16-8, 9-15, 15-4. Jerry . gglfE'MAN, over 40,wanted~fTr~foflc^ prize at a pinochle party held at 815 804 877 Meyer and Foter Peff hold Jack Hlg- Community fire house, and Mrs. Lena M. pointed Mra. Hetem executor. RED BANK BOWLING CENTER VALENTINE'S DAY up on unpaid account*; must have own 2:15—Xuncheon Platters. 207 102 ' gins and Jack Gleen even by spllt- liar. Permanent position, guaranteed in- Vanderbeek was declared winner of . Tho will of Mabel B. Stires of Nep- F. Bruno 195 2:30—Wax Parade. C. Bruno 171 160 , ting two gamea 15-13, 11-15. Peter come. Eeplr In own handwriting, jlvlnir the four weeks' tournament, given by 1:15—News. . #1 , „.,. 178 tune bequeathed all her estate to her It.'Amenilt.... 152 Let your heart dictate on Valentino's'JJay—hoed HUM, «ddre»», telephone number, age, re- the Ladles' auxiliary of the fire com- :30—Dancing Discs. nephew, Arthur B. Wright, and his 1C5 178 Peff and J. Wheelor enjoyed' a spir- lllton, experience and throe references, 2:00—Theaters. J. Brone„y _ 150 200 172 ited match against Jack Hlgglns and its whisperings. Do that one thing that will Writo Forty. Box 511. Bed Bank. pany. Thursday afternoon, February :00 -Thincs To Do. son, Arthur E . WrightW . ArthuAh r BB. Allen. 186 WANTED at one assistant bookkeeper Jack Glenn. Peff and Wheeler won make someone happy—It'll moke you happy, tool • S, Some of the other winners were 3:15—Army 'Band, - Wright was named as executor. ~883 ~915 844 tho'fot gnme 15-13 and held a lead Enjoy this sontlmcntal day to Its utmost—you'll :S0—Varieties. Alice A. Kelly of Manasijuan exe- CHUMMY find Honey Boo Flowers to bo a big help. :00—Resume. • - •JJJ of 14 to 11 In 'thctaecond game with Wriu Awlitant. box 511, Red Bank.' Durando, Mrs. Henzey Frye, Mrs. cuted her will August .15, 1039. She Jones - 168 only one point to go to win th« LAKGB. comfortable furnished room. , N. J. :1S\—Rev. Bateman, . Legion baseball team which won the Foley's 2 UPTON'S CONMNENTAt .' The Board reserves the right to reject •jA Valentine dance will be hold !30—Town Topics. itlnif. i • 2 fresh Fruits and EGGS ur and all bids and to waive immaterial Saturday night at the Field club by :15—Excursions in Science. ' Monmouth .county championship in Union Beach, -- — } Informalities. the Delta Phi Alpha sorority.' Mu- :30—Varieties. 1928, at which time Cecil MacCloud Fresh Jersey, Saiga NOODLE SOUP MIX Signed, :45 Music You Want. Lafayette's - - 0 . • DANIEL S. ELY, sic will be furnished by Jimmlo was commander of the Legion. LAFAYETTE Vegetables Sechls :30—Sunday Serenade, 175 Per Doi. District Clerk. Sheridan's orchestra. A • defense .. M. Monday, February If H. Carmen _ 160 16! FRIDAY and SATURDAY 43c M, Carmen -. 156 186 168 I 2 I bond will bo disposed of on the co- 1:30—Doings on Disci, LESLIE STEWART TO SPEAK 180 NOTICE. 2:00—Tuneful Airs, UfoyetU „ 193 186 ____ ONLY I ' ^_> operative plan. M. . AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOAED OF Leslie R. Stewart, lnsuranco ex- 500 625 628 NATUBAt COLOR ~" BUTTER HEALTH OF THE BOROUGH OF RED Mrs. Joseph P. MacLean attended :15—Luncheon Platters. CARHART. TREE RIPENED * A CON Friday her luncheon "and bridge :30—Wax Parade. pert of the Jersey Central Power & Curhart ..~ 170 175 Spring Brook :. .. ARSIOtE'S REPEAT Brand :15—News. Light Co., who has been put In K Moore ... . 212 171 SWEET JUICY club which was entertained by Mrs. t reli Fancy Slleea THiMROTOHOFBroglNK? :30—Dancing- Discs. charge of the company's fire-fighting Vomhies ...... 208 201 Z BE IT ORDAINED by tho Board of Walter McK. Hlllas at her home In 2:00—Theaters', Fancy. Elmdule Health of the Borough of Red Bonk, Kew department for the duration, will ad- Per U. Jersey City. Other guests were Mrs. k. M. ' Tuesday, Februsry IV 5B8 647 675 dress the flro reserves at a meeting UNION BEACH. ORANGES ' roll TAH owners ol buildings occupied as Frederick Walker, Jersey City; Mrs. :30— Morning Melodies, :00—Shopping Notes. next Wednesday night at LJncroft 162 150 residences by more than two families Walter MoriBon and Mrs. Arthur Young - 140 147 for FOLK'S PillsburyY Products C h t0 :30—On tho Record. flro house. , First Assistant Chief VhU | brtS£" *•««*««•. »y™'r h««' Eobottom of Weatflcld, Mrs. Robert M. Henry Carney explained the work- Maiettl I.— 162 145 25° snail, between the hours of six o clock in Curran of Cranford, Mrs. Elma. Wll- :00 -Tuneful Airs. ' SPECIAL! .the morning, and ton o'clock in the even- ings of tho. company's 500-gallon 164 442 451 FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPE FRUIT ing, from the ftrst day of October In each mot of Garden City and Mrs. George :15—Luncheon Platteri. pumper to ,18 reserves at last night's .KING'S INDIAN RIVER year to tho first day of Mny of the sue- Herr of Brooklyn. :30-Wax Parade. Haulboiky ... 184 Pancake Flour 2 «*«^ ceedlng year, keen tho temperature of :15— News. meeting. ui Mrs. Thomas Sharkey entertained King 148 ' (factions - Fancy each apartment where ono or moro per- :30—Dancing Discs. Chamberlain 183 19S i sons reside at 88 dcgrcen Fahrenheit, or members of her Radio club Monday :45—Church ot the Air. GRAPEFRUIT B'kwh't Flour •2>*« -23c afternoon at luncheon and matinee, :00—Thcnters. FIREMEN SAVE BUILDING 525 418 Pack 2 cam. 25C J4 k ^Any per»on who violates or refuse, to :00—Dinner Dance. rOLBY. comply with this ordinance shall be liablo "Rise and Shine," at Asbury Park, :U—News. Farina ^-P »- Z^Sc Quick work Monday afternoon on Flaherty ! !5 152 to a penalty of not loss than 126.00 nor In the party were Mrs. John Wald- 8:80—Marvel of Vision. 1'oley ...~ — 168 1G4 JS "25C ROYAL PURPLE , „. 189 moro than $100.00 for each oltense. mann; her sister, Mrs. Grace Rup- :45—Town Topics. the part of the two Belford fire Conwar .. 191 160 Wheat Bran ...... ^ 19c S. Any ordinances, re.olutlon.. rule, or :30—Song Styles. .. . 208 *^ LABOE SIZE regulatlons conflicting wllh this ordinance pert of New York city; a special companies saved the residence,.gar- 0:45—Front Page Drama. age and chicken house on Route 36 627 669 46< NATCKAL COLOR are hereby repealed. guest, Mrs. Joseph Rhein, and Mrs. :00—Dance Parade. DOWENS. OREGON PRUNES Sno-Sheen Cake . ., 4. This ordlnnnce fhall take etTect upon Morris Joseph. :30—deVito Orchestra. of Armanze Romeo. The firemen Dowen's „ - 131 165 197 TREE RIPENED | pasiage and publication according to law. were called to a grass flre on the Fresh - Fancy Quality Flour ...I»«'IT«»I«P''«?-23C Public Notlci. i Mrs. Anna Metzgar of Phllllpsburg, 0:45-Muslc You Want. Clark 148 164 172 SWEET JUICY :30—Dance Time! Romeo property. . The flro waa Hackar ..r- HO 140 186 The forenolng ordinance waB Introduced mother of Mrs. Frank Fehn,,spent PINEAPPLE largest AJ _ , M. Wednesday, February 18. threatening the bulidings whon the Monday at the Fehn home. Slio had 489 478 555 Health of the Borough of Red Bank held 1:30—Doing on DIsts. fhemen arrived. 2 .— 31C MY-T-FINE on February 6, 1D42. and will como UP for been visiting another daughter at 2:00—Tuneful Airs. ORANGES final connlrferation and Pftssnge at a ren- Now York city. 2:15—Luncheon Flatten. MIDDLETOWN LEAGUE. GHEENIES Chocolate ular raretinK of tho said Hoard to be held Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Jennings, 2:30—Wax Parade, ROSENBERG HOME. Nut Chocolate e 1:15—News. Newark, spont Monday with Mrs. STANDINQ OF THE TEAMS Ku\hl!»nfR^BnntN.i.atwh^ 1:30—Dnnclng Discs. W 12-25° PEAS Vanilla timo and place all per»on« • Inld Ash Wednesday will bo observed Veth _ - 175 2S59C Super Suds 1:30—Dsnee 'lime. loaf meal, and although the amount Helnold - „..- 188 182 1 out by the luirty of the first' part anij February 18, with Holy Communion Is greatly Incrooscd by the substitu- Blue ....>'«°P "'20C s shown on the mnp, property of the it 10 o'clock and Imposition of nsh- BROCCOLI »'onmouth Conntructfon & Dovelnplns Co., BOARD MEMHEHS ItENAMKD. tion, It will in no way prove detri. 771 821 IK whlrh IR not filed In the Montnbuth County cs, Lltnny, pcnltontary offering and mental and tha chicks will eat It WACKAItS Octagon Cleanser Cl«rk's Odlcn; thence rliiinliiK along the Luker 150 140 165 addroBB nt 7:30 p. m. Services will Mis. Florence R. Cronk, Mra. readily, Prof C. S. Platt assures bunch CRANBERRY SAUCE north side of nergen Placo thirty-five feet GoorRlnnnn. IInnliln«on and Joaoph Wsekar >55 iso 144 15c to a point i thence (2) northerly anil per- also bo hold Thursday nnd Friday poultrymon. D.VH4 162 165 122 pendlcular to llemen' 1'lnre on'n hunilroi "nd dally the following week during E. Warden were re-elected for three- Wemel 16» US IIS r CALIFORNIA thirty feet to > point: tlienee (8) Easier!: ""' yenr terms to tho Shrcwobary town- However, ehleke will not nood tho Btava 140 164 149 2-23c Klek .I .^ d parallel vlth Ilergen Pisco thirty additional alfalfa nftor six weeks of SWKET TENDER Ivo feet to ft point! thence (4) Bouther- ihlp board of education Tuesday ~m 184 ' 716 GOLDEN GLOW POWELL BABY. ovonlng with votes of 47, 40 and 42, ago, Tho experiment* lndlcato that Palniolive Soap • nn-nl)el with Arthur Place one hundrn! a combination of flvo per cont nlfalfa MINT? MAI1KET. '^'y feet to Iho point or placo of Ilegln> respectively, and Mm. Nelllo C. O»- Mulraln _ - 109 150 CARROTS •Mr. nnd Mra. nobort Powell ol born wnn rennmed for tho twe-yeur leaf moal and five per cent flah moal, KrflbotKrltt - It! 155 PANCAKE SYRUP ;; "* 'hjnrt to a right of wny of ten feet on togothor with nupplcmontal meat tiurkhsrdt - 115 117 bunchM "firth end of laid lot nl mmni of In- Oalihurst aro tfio jmrontn of a daugh- orm with 42 voles. Honry Salt re- IK "«il eKienit to loU adioront thereto. ter born yoDtorday nt Monmoulh Me- scrap and ooybenn meal for protein, O. Jobnaoti ....•••• •.-. 144 2 19c oolvod a total of four votos. The 100 ^ ••••rl on the property of Moiimnuth will provldo tho hauls of satisfactory II. Carman 160 2 M«« 29c morial hospital. npproprlatlon« of $21,435 Wcro ap- . FANCY : dlots during tho remaining poilod of ,-^'fot iht mM-fifYini StrMtrtl ni*,, •'•'•' ' :~• ^"*" " >: •Wt>itjh''.'iuW4,.- . •; '" 'tVii In rslfullon sit llio unit of Ixnlla T. BfrbVlh''Una''inilttciitMht, year or tW r-'ha >"&•«••, Mlrrirl and Mniy T, I,nr>rl. hlii wife, Joint- SON TO CODNICIIS. production. Il.srJon : ...US 136 192 Idaho Potatoes ^^^mmk: ly or to either of th"in, or tho turvlvon of RKCENT VISITOR. lltaunlnnsr ...-..- 121 164 141 GirNGER SNAPS them, and to In sold liy Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Codnor of Far brooding stock tho n«n of milk VnnNortwIek - l»0 182 179 V, 8. No. 1 Mro. aoorgo Gllbort of Newark 01 Full round A A g* .i JOHN T. WWI.KV, Blierlff. Kennedy street, Long Branch, ni» tho scorns to bo cancntlnl for maximum O. Helnke 67 Jt»Ud Junuary n. l»4t. ivas a Sunday gucat of Mr, nnd Mrs. rrauUn and thn llmlteil supply of W, Kunsman U0 *** Alt pnronU of a son born this morning Wnrren Iloolcwaltor of Les Oertrudo Cstnpttll • IIS let 1711 10A 45c , I'ariom, L»br«cou» A Dorilen, Bol'n. at Monmouth Memorial hospital. milk prodUots available should be fed (tl llcwi, . Ill.M apartments, Stout «UsaU • to lhe«l birds. "lit