10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER m cow VOLUME LXX1V, NO. 20. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Members Rum-on Auxiliary, Riverview Hospital fttxt Wrditetdmy Report Him Lots tf Fire To Be HegUler Uny Give Your Blood IMw «• UM fact that Tfcanke- To the Red Cross Not Assessed (or WuDipbrnt (Iting fall* •>•• Ikunda), >nv. JJ, Jk' aVgistcr will h* puMiihcd Several Years At School's End la* \H?i rlMnf ropy and Operate at MrthtftdUtt Axdaca Tell* Why With §Wc •"•• in a* WMin aa powiMe mat Chunk tello«ak.|. Hat week. TIM- deadline for adver- SEA •RIGHT - A chargo af aUsty-sii aMaaber* of tho ft* po- tssitjg r»py •III he Tunday noon Monday between ll:«l a. m. aat) 9 30 p. m. at the Red Bank Maths* "gross negligence* wae hurled at lice treat *» couaty aittaiciaaMtlca «f Hfdnradajr noon ho- Arthur O. Axelsen, aorottfk as Thursday night were graduated rli-t church Fellowship hall, tas) sessor, hy Councilman Joha E, Don- from th* Menmouth Couaty fire of the holiday. Monmouth County Red CroM Chags nelly Friday night, after Council- Police school of iastructioa at cere- t'l- blood donor lervjra will staff, man Lawrence McCermick report- monies la Relief EagiM eoaaaany, callcrting its *hari» of blood plains* ed three lots here had been left un- Orumatand ftl. for members of the I'med farced assessed for a ef yeara us- Cartitcatea were presented dy Individual* wishing to five thefe* til this year. Lieut. Jab* V. Coaaver of the bu- Runtson to Erect j blood m-iy roister at chapter heatV Mr. Axelsen, wha did not attend reau ot safety education, New Jer- I quarters in person, or by calling the meeting, later told a Register sey state police. The department sf Rustic Signs j Rod Bin It 8-3113. reporter the lots in question were state police has encouraged the I Monday the chiptep r Wood «aMS> "under water until three years ago1' training of Sre police. The move- RUM.SUN -An entranre simi. of . eervji-e hopes to collect 200 pint* of when they were built up as the ment began before Werld War II, rustic. revl»ualy for his who represent honesty, Integrity time of his appointment, one whf) apeeifles back taxes could be cot* small daughter. S. Crank Weigand, borough at- Qeorge Jacobs, chairman of the and morality. Mr. Nary will be in- tl, James Cleary, Cornelius A. Var- board's application for federal torney, explained that if the bor- police committee, and by Police ha* had a recent illness or oawtk leettd for only one previous year. rey. Charles Julian and Winer R. funds ha* been Hied. The board ThU year's drive Is being eon- ducted aa mayor Jan. 1. •tion, one who hi* a history of ma* Ha recommended a resolution bo ough refused the board's request, Chief LeRoy Sproul that the pres- The election of Alfred West aa Johnson. Red Bank; Janes W. Bly seeks money baaed on pupils whoae ducted by an enlarged committee th* next procedure would be for ent police car is in bad condition laria or anti-malarial therapy with* drawn appealing th* case to tho and J. Orover Carter, Shrewsbury; parent* are federally employed. headed by Mra. Edward M. Crane the local hoard to apply to the and unsafe for operation by the an active member of Rumson lire in two years, or Infectious jaundlcav tax board, on notice to the owners, Melvln P. Stout, Joha A. Conner A letter from Aylln Pleraon, ar- of Middletown, with Mrs. James state hoard of education. If the department, the council decided to company waa confirmed. will not be accepted. Donors whs} to fix a 1850 assessment agalast Frank J. Perry, John MeCuo and chitect for the three-room addition Hauck of Uttle Silver as co-chair- state body ia of the opinion that advertise for bids for a new car A letter was received from the have had a fatty meal within foul which a tax bill could be Issued. Carl Burnaido, Fair Haven: Ooorge to the aehool, Informed the board •an. Others serving on the com- the additional educational facilities to be received at the next meeting, Rumaon Sea Scout ship thinking hour." will be postponed. Mr. Donnelly said before any H. Hailanan, Arthur Peter Pauals, that an additional 1250 la due him •Ittee include Mrs. Fred Tatum, are necessary and the borough will Nov. M. the ofnclalu for u*e of th< third Those wishing to give their bloafl vote was taken on thla, he wanted Charles F. Mugge, Matthew Bow- for preparatory work he did in par- Middletown, Dr. Frank AlUchul, not voluntarily give permission for floor of the borough hall for should not eat fried food*, foatt A request from the police de- atoettnia. to make the eoint that he could man, Elmer F. Bluaul, Henry B. titioning the auditorium. Frederic Uag Branch; Mist Laura Harding, the use of the borrowing capacity, partment for a 15 per cent Increase seasoned or cocked with fats, fate? "not condone the error made by laden. Sr., Raymond McOlrr, Sr Feeder af Haalet waa the architect Holmdet; Mr*. Henry D. Ackerton, the local board would then be in- in salary effective Nov. 1 waa ta- meau, butter, mayonnaise, pie af tha assessor." In further discussion, and Thomas S. Oakes, Rumwn. In charge when the auditorium ac- Keyport; Edward Scuddcr, Jr, structed to apply to the state de- bled for the prcacnt. In the requeat cake containing tat, milk, thorteao he accused Mr, Axelsen of "gross Ralph G. Barto and Robert 01- tually wa* converted Into two Fair Haven; Mr*. Arthur t- White, partment of local government. Fol- it was explained that the Increase ing ar cream. Minor* hetweia tM negligence" in handling these as- rardln, Mtddletown; Frank A. classrooms. Clarence Berger, hoard Mra. Leon Conrow, Mra. Maurice lowing this application, there would would equalise the take-home pay Second Annual ages of II •»«« Il'cafi V'awoptai sessments. He also noted that al- Braun, Llneroft: Sylvester T. Shea- president, directed Mr. Scott to Schwarts, Red Bank; Mr*. Robert be a public hearing at which both to the former level and offset the only with written permi&aioa froaj though the council had asked for a Bard, tM J. Hamhauser, Terry X. hold up payment of Mr. PlersOn'i Durand, Freehold; Mrt. U D. Scely, tho board and the borough would present new taxes. a parent or legal guardian. new tax map two year* ago nono Crass. William Vitelll. East Koaas- bill until the clerk "reviews the Eatontown; Mr*. Edward Cooke, be heard, then the course of action Councilman Jacob* commented Yuletidc Bazar Member* of the various voluateaf ha* yet been received. ilnutea to ice If there Is any evi- Koanaburg; Mrs. Walter Stfltnbach, would be determined by the state The second annual yueltids batar service, units of the chapter wUl burg; Capl. Ooorge H. Black aad department. that he didn't see how the council 'tVala Were Under Waist* Keith F. Burdge, Brevent Park and dence of our having commissioned Aibury Park; Mrs. Btrtha Haber- was In position to take any ac- of the Women's association of the serve In several capacities unaaf the direction of Mrs. Clarence Uas Mr. Axelsen said he wanted to Leonardo; William J. Breunlg and Mr. Pierson* to do «he work, stick. Belmar; Mrs. Henry D. Mer- The council acted favorably on tion at this time and recommended Red Bank Presbyterian church will Raymond Miner, Port Monmouth: cer, Rumson; Mrs. F. Wayne Ward, the request of the board fbr per- tabling the request until the flrjt be held Thursday, Nov. 29, at West- terberg, chairman of nurses aides! "mske It clear to everybody" just Study Fire Escape Mrs, John Kames, staff; Mrs. Call What happened. August U Humowita and Leslie Neptune City; Mrs. H. R. Brindle, mission to use the council meeting of the year. minster house on Harding rd. Mrs. Parlemaa, Belford; Edmund H. John B. Myers, Jr., reported that Brielle; Jamea VanMater, Atlantic room in the new borough hall for Two ordinances were adopted Hubert M. Farrow, Sr. Is chsirman. Tongrln, gray ladles; Mrs. Grahaai Ths property In question, He said. Skinner, Franeau; Richard C. he will continue to atudy the need Highlands, Maurice Pollak, West board meetings «nd also, If possi- providing for the appropriation of Numerous articles such a* Aahmead. canteen, and Mr*. Frai waa transferred In IMd by the Walker and William K. Barnei, tor a fir* escape to replace the one Long Branch. ble, to furnish a room in the new 15,000 each for the purchase of fill aprona, food, flowers, trash and Schock, Jr., motor. Merchants Trust company of Red currently at the rear of the build- The county Red Croia has aa* Haalet: Edwin J. Hamlet. Holmdet: The seal sale extends from building for the district clerk, be- dirt to be used in back of proposed treasure, books and gifts will be Bank, trustees, to Waller Stewart Theodore Barber and F. Vernon ing. He said that If a new one la ginning July, 1952, The board ex- bulkhead conatructiona at Marine sold st booths In charge of the cepted the responsibility tor eat) YcComb. it repressnts a house and required, the cost will be about Thanksgiving to Christmas, and lectlng the blood and shipping M Stultt, Keyport; William F. Rat- this year will include not only the plained that due to crowded con- park. Front nt., and at the water circles that make up the society. three lota on the Sftuth Beach. cliffe, Sr., Robert C. Sturt and Mar- t*,000. Mr. Feialer said, however, ditions In the high echool the pres- plant on Cedar at. There will be a story telllnz room for processing aa directed. It wtl| The** lot* were reclaimed only that It might be possible to use the sale of the familiar stickers, but go to commercial laboratories lea* shall Longitreet. MaUwan; John alao bands. The Monmouth County for children in charge of Mrs. •vhen the bulkhead* were built Celendri, H. VlnaenU Enialkln. present escape by relocating It. Mr. George Worthley, Jr., of evening ignated by th* Department ofDos some three yeara ago "and oven Myers aaid Howard Matteson, prin- Organisation for Social Service, at fentc for processing into the Root Frank X. Flynn and Edward M. agent for the N. J. Tuberculosis circle one. today two of them are partially un- Kelly. Union Beach; James Otla cipal, considered the steep stcpa on Man Shoots Wife Strack Home A snack bar will open at noon, plasma. The plasma will then bfj der water at high tide." the escape at hacardou*. Mr. Fesa- League in the county, has charge shipped out to the armed forces fotf Lewi*. Henry Sadowskl, Peter Ko- of conducting the drive. and will sell afternoon tea until He aaid that when he went over ubo, Frederick D. Wheeler and Al- lor commented that "all fire escapes 4 o'clock, with Mrs. Harry R. Vogel the nation's fighting men. borough listings with Otis Seaman, bert C. Mount, Marlboro; Patrick ar* a haaard," particularly if cov- After Argument Sold by Schanck and member* of circle three in county engineer, this year, ha dis- F. Dunne and Joseph F. Matovsky, ered with aleet or anow. Clinton charge. Mrs. William H. King ia covered the existence of tha tots Thompson suggested that ehutea be FREEHOLD-Altcn Roberts, 22, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Force Deal; William F. Dllger, Oscar Briliiher to Discuai a short-time Monmouth county who recently sold their home on chairman of a baked ham supper and placed them on the assessment Bieri and William Horsman, Long used, Mr. Fesslcr suggested that by to be served between 5:30 and 7:30 Salvation Army hooka. He said they ar* shown __ installing fire screens, uae of the reaident, was held for grand jury Wilson Circle, Rumson, have pur- Branch, and Daniel L. Williams, Election action Saturday night on a murder chased an attractive home on Rum- p. m. Supper reservations are In lot* 52-J, «« and (3-B, on a new Harry 0. Layton, William Fulton pretent fire escape might not be charge of Mrs. Raymond Swift. tax map which is due to be com- necessary. charge shortly after hi* common- son rd, Little Silver, from Marian and Franklin E. Waters, Spring LITTLE StLVSR-Or. F. John law wife, Alice Mac Roberts, 23, M. Strack. The property adjoins Chairmen include Mrs. Joseph Campaign Begins pleted this year. One of tba lots, Lake Heights. Mr*. Arthur Ros* asked If the Long of England will address to- C. Oavison In charge of flowers One of the most successful he stated, is now assessed for IMO wa* found dead near their home on the residences of Dr. Eugene New. school had planned any special ob- morrow night's meeting of the the Bergcrvillc-Fort Plain* rd. in man and Winflcld Wainwright. and plants, with members of circle "kickoff" dinners in Salvation Army and the other (wo for about 1400 servance of Education Week. Mr. Toung Adult fellowship at Embury one; Mrs. Albert W. Wordcn, Jr., history waa held Thursday algal apiece. Howell township, The plot ia approximately 200 Mendres Heads Matteson aaid it had not, since Methodist church hall. A Fulbright Her body was found hy Vincent feet on Rumson rd. and 195 feet trash and treature, with members at the local Baptlet church whoa Mr. Axelsen said borough lists there la a standing Invitation to the scholarship student at Princeton Percello, « grocer, who aaw the on Haneo rd. The colonial resi- of circle two; Mrs. Louis O. Ford, volunteer chairmen and committee* should be studied by himself and Kiwanit Club public to visit the school at any university, hi* talk will be "Metho- body from his atore and called the dence which consists of large llv- "Oingerbread House," with mem- men met to discuss the 1»51 mala* the county engineer at least once time. The principal alao pointed dism and the Homeland of John atate police at Howell township. injr room, fireplace, powder room, bers of circle four; Mrs. Edwin S. tenance campaign for 120,000. a year, but that this has not al- LINCROFT — Joseph Mendrss. out that parent-teacher conference* Wesley in the Twentieth Century." The Freehold first aid equad took three bedrooms, tile hath, forced Close, aprons, with members of Edward J. Macklin, one ot tbo ways been done In the past, be- vice president, was elected presi- are being held today and tomorrow. Dr. Lang was educated at the her to Fltkin hospital, where she warm nir heat oil fired, and two. circle live; Mrs. Harry B. Clayton, county's best toastmuters, paid] cause the county has not scheduled dent of the LJneroft-Holmdet Kl- Regarding the conference*, Mrs. Leys school. Cambridge, and later was pronounced dcud upon arrival. car garage, was built hy William Sr., food, with members of circle tribute to Thomas Irving Brown, such reviews. wanl* club at Thursday night' Ross questioned why five grades at the Queens college, Oxford, Police aaid about 40 shotgun pcl- Scott. The purchasers have already six; Mrs. Charles G. Magill, books editor and publisher of The Regis* There are other minor assess- meeting at the inn here. He sue which will not have the conferencea where he obtained the degree* of leta were In her back. taken possession. and gift shop, with members of ter and publicity ehairman ot th*j ment omission* in Sea Bright, Mr. ceeda Harry Pitcher of Hoimdet will ttill have but a half session master of arts, bachelor of acience Roberts wa* arrested by County The George Schanck agency of circle seven; Mrs. Kenneth C. Burg- campaign, for his generosity In giw Axelsen aaid—"left off the book* Laurence Buck was elected vie for the two days. She said aeveral and doctor of philosophy in chemi- Detective Merritt Kent and State Red Bank has also sold the prop- er, children's table, with members ing apace in The Register. hecause it is impossible to tell just president, and Arthur Turner wai parente had complained ta her cal engineering. He waa preiident Trooper* William Kennedy and erty owned by the estate of Ella of evening circle two, and Mrs. The Salvation Army band (use where divided property line* are." appointed sicretary-treasurer. about having the children out of of the Oxford Union Debating so- John Mazjckien when he returned Hopping on tiie corner of Lincoln James T. Stomber, ceramics and nished music, participating mm They were not clearly denned at school when there la no need for it. ciety and in 1BS0 a Liberal candl to his house while they were in- and River ids,, Fair Haven, to Ray- jewelry, with members of evening slcians being Richard Schmidt, Ed* the time of division; he said. Mr. Matteson said the two after- date for a aeat In the British Parl- vestigating the shooting. Under mond U Moore who is associated circle three. ward Chadwick, Wesley Shapter, "Take approaches to the High- noons are being given so that iament, A lay preacher of the Brit- questioning by Assistant Prosecu- with the Equitable Life Insurance John Olson, Sr., Robert Dries, Joha lands and Rumson bridges. I'm go- teachera can prepare "essay re ish Methodist church, he will dia- tor Charles Frankel he signed a company. Olson, Jr, Ronald Dries. Willlaaa Ing to have to ask for a careful gorts" on their pupiU. cuts such questions as "Will atatement admitting he shot her The residence consists of two 9183,000 Homes Chadwick. Sr., Harold Blair, Ed* and exact survey to And out Just Churchill do away with Socialised when ahe ran from the house after living rooms, fireplace, four bed ward Schmidt and Mis* Florabel what lend* were taken for tho ap- medicine?" and "Will the English an argument. He said he was hold- rooms and bath. Mr. and Mrs. Project Planned Blair. proaches by the state and county. Business Croup •lection Affect Affair* of the Mid. Ing a 12-gaugc

Sftopi eonvoniontly located throughout B. (i. COATS, Auctioneer. IW) Bath Aye., Long Branch, N. J, GLOBE MOTOR SALES COMPANY Phone fl-SMD, ftreiter New York. Memberi National and State AaamlMlon of Auctioneers, 21-23 last Prent Strot a#d Bonk 4-2434 *A%% MWWTBI. w. mi Middlttown Uom Have Annwil Charier yHM Hear Ra«k«r EATONTOWN-E Allea Mac- Cad Party for PuAe, general counselor for the Federal Rtaerv* bank, will addrf) J. H. WHITE tonights meeting of the Monmoum Riverview Fund County Board of Realtors at fry-[ |*tal Brook Farm Inn. I f NEARLY ACCURATE / Mr. ifucDuffle '» in charge ef; •ID SANK fettled regulation* for l"ndcrj »nd ! IS NOT ENOUGH/[ borrower*. He will apeak on that •ubject. A stesk dinner Kill be j t R«*>lnf «f all kit* ' aerved at T o'clock, preceded by a \ Mr* • aajhery waa •Meting of th* board of director* j • UaVn, Gatlcn « ridge held at d li •'clock. ' iMt Thttradar at Trinity Braal ehturek »eri»h kww a*ae>aer*4 by the rair Haven auxiliary •» River- view haaattal. Praceed* treat th« Reussilk's evert will ge ta tka auailiary'e He» •ladg* t« tha haeettal kulldiag fund. MltOAO-MOIANK KKehea eheara were table ewiae* •aMial award* wer* glvea ta Mr* aVter S. Elckak, Mra. Ella rape, Mra. Heward U Burdfe, Mra. Ar. thur OetJ, Mra. WaHar A. McCeach, Mra. Mitfard WUUIa, Mn. Carl Mela. Mra. Marrr C. P. Warden, Mrt. A. •. White. Mra. Clarence Wlekaaaa, Mra. Wlllard Seaaerville Mri. Jeha Heeeell. Mr*. M. U *Ve|. cr, Mra. Jafca P. Mulvlhill, Mra. Jaaaae It. Weleett, Mra. H. A. ttapkaaaaa, Mra. M. V. Yeuag, Mra. Hawl TaMaa. Mra. Clara Chamber*, Mra. Oaatta Marat, fr, Mra. Rua- Tk« 1I1H1 «m«a)l ch«r»«* «SfM 4Umt «l MM MieMUUwn UmnMp Ui>% club «rM Mel aall Miataa, Mra. Julia Tutlk, Mrs nifht ** l««M«d>'i r»t»«yr«n», ieir Ktani»w«. Tfce afinciaal aa«ek«r w«» C««. Frederick W. Oatwr. Mri. Paul Matthawa aa4 Miaa Eth*l MeLcan. f JMM C. A«»fc:ntW«t. L. to R., Mttea), Mn. Re»«rt 6«««1man, Mri. AMCIIIACWM «#je) Ceeaaalttee (Mather* wert Mr*. Mri. 6««r«e i. K*v«h. St«n>w«, Mr. **4man, Ltorn pntiiwU Mr. Kevak, Liexii ajiilrkt Uwreace Schilling, Mri. Uwii E Center, Mr«. Outtavc j. freret, na] City***** Ahil Mra. O. UviwitM Lundy, Mr* Harald Lartaud, Mra. J. J. Dorr, Tha United State* Congrec* has Our farmer* individually, eey* Mr. Mra. Samuel Kaeen, Mra. Wlckman, Farmers to Vote provided tka mean* for these pro- Orr, can benefit from them by Mra. Malvlhlll and Mra. Wordea grams, for the benefit of agricul- showing an Interest in thi* de Othcra areeent wara Mra. Xavler ture and for the whole nation; it velopment and administration. On Committeenteit ha* provided way* for the farmers I. laalth, Mri. Charlet H. Eichmin, FREEHOLD—Ballot* are being Mra. LMlte A. Brucck, Mra. John thrnuelve* te have a say In their Europe's weather I* generated in mailed to the farmers of Mon- development and administration. J. Knadeil, Mra. Edward Rwikert, mouth county for the purpose of the Iceland area. Mra. Arthur M. Riawan, Mn. Ed- choosing P.M.A. community com- far V. Oaalaa, Mra. Cramwcll Wat- mitteemtn to «crv« during the M*. Mra. Allea Ortilioff, Mra. W coming year, according ts Stanley J. MeOallaa, Mra. Raaa E. Wtity M. Oir, chairman of the Mon- Mra. Destar O. Jaaaa, Mra. frtd mouth County Production and Mar- OrtMt. Mra. A. P. Belea, Mra. Wil. keting Administration, with office* llaat Mark, Mn. Robert Nayea at 4* West Main at. Mra. ChrUty Robmaon, Mn. Ktn P.M.A. community committeemen Math Brewer, Mra. I«wreaee R provide local leadership in develop- Surdia. ing and adminlttering farm pro- Mra. Rlchar4 McAlllntar, Sr.. Mra, gram* on the community level and • E. CetflM. Mra. Oaaria Holly, act aa adviser* ta tha County Mra. C. Harry tmaek, Mra. J. T. P.M A. committee. DOROTHY Qraf. Mra. Walter H. Fr*«eh, Mra. Monmouth county la divided Inta Ralph PlaM, Mra. E. O. Praatr, ten communities following town- Mra. Marry BaA»y. Mra. Martin •hip line* as follow*: Upper Free- TOLAND Hlnch, Mra. Niehalaa O. Lamb, hold, Mil)«tone, Manalapan, Free- Mra. Philip Ptttra, Mv». J. W hold, Marlboro-Matawan, Howell, Ramlcy, Mra. Ckorfe Woodward Wall-Neptune-Ocean, Atlantic Mlaa iar* Murphy a«d Mlaa Margi. Shrewsbury, Holmdel-Rarltan, Mid- MeCleea. dle town. Farmcra from each of these ten communities nominate ten people to run for the position of commun- , Cola ity committeempn. The** ten EATONTOWN-MtmtMra of the namea are placed on a ballot and VM.O. club and tha Bhor* Service- mailed to all eligible farmer*. There man'a argaalaatlon operating com- I* alto a place on the ballot tor •Ittae, fare • taatlmenlal dlnmr the voter to enter a pcraonal choice. laat Thunday at Cryatat Brook The ballot* are not algned by the •Tana Inn honoring Lieut. Col. Ray. voter and are returned by him to mond E. Bennett. Col. Bennett, the County P.M.A. office in sealed farmer epeelai ttrvleei offleer at envelope:. Tries* will be opened Fort Monmouth, hat been atalgned and counted Friday, Nov. 23, by ta chief of »peclil tervicea of the two farmer teller* from each com- t'irat Army at dovernor'i bland, munity. The five people receiving EiAND-WDVn N. Y. tha highest number of vote* In lUJVCJ? STUDIO Roland J. Hinet, chairman of the each community arc declared BALLET Shore Servicemen'* orgtniiationt, elected lor 1952. On the aame bal- waa muter of ceremonlea. Quest* lot, the farmer* elect one delegate TAP Included Peter Kennedy, tastetn from each community to choose a fupervlior of the National Cath- County P.H.A. committee. Thi* ACROBATIC olic Community aervlee; Joaeph will take place Nov. SO. TOE Schwark, chairman 17.S.O. oper- The Production and Marketing ating committee; Rev. Leo M. Cox, Administration, adminfeUra on the Children tram S up moderator for tha U.8.O.; Col. County level, farm program* which private or elan Oeorge Kilpatrlck, regimental com the Congress author* bays and girl* mander oj Fort Monmouth troop*. lies the Dipt, of Agriculture te and Capt. Jamei Chamber*, ipecial carry out. At the present time, JOHN TOLAND aervieea omcer at Fort Monmouth. atate* Mr. Orr, these program* in- John Diibrow, dinner chairman, clude the Agricultural Conserva- Dramatics • Bmto* gave a gold wrlrt watch and acroll tion Program, Commodity Loan*, m c. motN as MII» to Col. Bennett tor hi* effort* on Surplus Removal Program* and behalf of tha U.S.O. Multiple Crop Insurance,

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Kridel's brings you the finest of all Scottish tweeds..« has them hand-tailored by our famous Marleigh makers iuto superb suits... offers them today at a price nobody beats! Richly handsome, remarkably durable, these • Goodytat mad* tr«adt the SteUmJM it part of the man... rugged Harris Tweeds are thoroughbreds that will win right oa tfwtwa d your everlasting satisfaction. Regulars, Longs aud Shorts. Come to Kridel's early for the best tweed suit You MO our famous buy of the season! WB VOAH TOCTIM S AT H9 Stetson ffttippft at -•• HIM COST while new treade aporting events, in office •re Mat P*> buildings »nd theatre lobbiss, everywhere. And Step In and in every situation it seems toKOMS Chtifg4 HI to bring out tho beat kew Ike new treada are aaMafa*> Jwtf Pay '4 lufti la eur own plant. feature* and individuality of the wearer. It's America's favorite hat. MOUNT TIM SMVfC! J/TJri 71 WhIU St. K«d knk R E D B AN R E D B A N PHONE RE 4.04M Opt* Friday Sight Till 9 •'Clock mm BANE mtawnn. VOTEM in IA, mi TELEVISION Rfd Croii Need for Nnntft Aide* Freehold Youth RADIO A Killed in Action kUreella Ro- APPLIANCE . .rim ••«- SALES. SERVICE aaf at; tka Deaaftmeat «| Defenae iMt w«#k tkat ktr tea, CkJ. Ed- Al taaaira dmt a* •Htad M. Mahaa, », WM killed in NtlM Oet. M. Cat RakM, • vaitt |WMT oa •a Mr rtrce B-tt, kad heea rcaort- LEON'S •4 •laojaa* • vMb Mflicr, MMI<- HAtOLDS laf to kit atatker. Ho WM aaalgaad IACMO 1 flfCTIIC la tke SMk Baas, aaawdroa at tke W froa* at, Bed Baa* M1M tttk BMik grou». A graduate of Freekold kick aekawl, Cal. Raton MIIK4 N tfce Air roree July tt. IN*. He kad kia koala training at I*eklaM kaae, •MI Aatoale, Ttm-. ead vtat a»er- MAIMONE BROS. S. DOROTHY RABE MM laat Marck. Ha •«» kl* trat •aaikat Mlatla* JHM M. •ULons* •artriviM knMca kia awtker ara Slenderizing Salon tv* •iattn, Marcclla aa4 Pfcyllli, M4 • kartkar Tlaatky. SURPRISE STORE SALE FRIDAY * SATURDAY ONLY LADIES' MESH NYLONS SEAMED BACK Saw** II t>e*ja» . 11 A ••fflfia valwa In l««f«r waarinf, latmae) back math nylon katlary. Tdo IrraejHtaritiai dla net aNtt waar an Tha #tet«rt «kava traa Ukaii at coyne will togia Tueaday, Jan. I, In the above photo, tested, left • rafraakcr eaura* far •>•»*'• aide« at ritkia fcotaiul. Miai Qladya to right: Mrit. William Oillan, Nep- la ntwait Fad calafi. Sliati ftVMi recently at tha IU4 Croat Wendelken, now aaiictant director tune; Mrs. Morris U. Ferris, Jr., I'/i «a IO'/I. «lgkt Irregular* chaster houM at Bhrawibury. In- of nurtti at the hospital, hat vol-Jionmouth Hill*; Mrs. Frank Beach, elMtflng tkaac in tha picture, there unteered t* Instruct. The lecture Calt't Neck; Mr«. Oeorte Bower, ara anly M nurte't aldaa I* Hsu-caufea will be given three nlghta Little Silver. Standing, left to right: mouth county. The ne,e4 in tha haa- a week for approximately live Mrs, R. Biomfleid Brown, volun- aitali, dua to many nuran «oln« waakt. Then hoapital orienution taer vice chairman of nurte'aaldaa; BigSale-Men'sShirts 1st* the itrvicM, la great, a Red far another four weeks, arrangad Mrt. Benjamin Elahorn, West Daal; iflf ftm/ktt JMM CMHiNM III aMHUJM Croea oHkUl «t»te«, and the addi- u much at poatible to Individual Mrt. Itabella Btdla, Red Craat tional need of the bloodmobile convenience, wilt conclude the nursing Instructor; Mrt. Hugh unite inakea th« demand critical. coursa. Those willing to enlltt have Alessandroni, Rumson; Mrs. Clar- Eight nuna't aidea are required at been requested to inform Mrt. ence UnterberK, Eatontown, volun- every vltlt of the bloodmobile. Clarence Unterberg at the chapter teer chairman of nurse's aldea for Loag tleevee. Large variety 1 eolld aalara, A new nurie'* aide tralnim house at Ihrewtbury. Monmouth county.

Nrt. Garloa Ordoaei EntertaiM D.A.R. Self-Employed FAIR HAVEN-Mrt. Carlat Or- I'llNOTAMWPSRMi daaei of Harvard rd. wat hotttat Covered by Law laat wotk at tht meeting of tkt •BOMNITV, OUT A DAM MADE OF ORWNBitV Junior group of Monmouth chapter, ASBTJRY PARK-Self-employed PlOUt 00U0M TO tUIROUNO TMJ PUS WMttf Daughteri American Revolution. persona earaing craditt toward old- kTHUt Mow-outi-ACCIDENTS! BEF0M thtt lalaa haw tkt self-employed ahould uaptns coate ia fo» Ssftty dwek-up oa •aHarni. Stiai 4 ta 14. Juniar iltai 14 to maka thtlr *rtt reports early nest awKttntiac BEAR Equipment! tar for social tecurity purpose!. 101 hav* alattic back and btltad (rent. AN la announcing the booklet, Jos- ph B. O'Connor, regional director h#r#'» we r#comm#nd at tha Maw York headquarters, tiiat caw* with tipaar fly. (Mphatiaod that alaet the ant of 'H. all telf-tmplojrtd pertent who eara MM or more a year ara cov- ered by tho Boclal Security law, witfc tha e«eeptlon of farm oper- If! "Quality" Since Ittt MINS NYLON ANKLET SOCKS ator!, doctora, lawyers, dentitte, proftaaloaal tnglaatn, tall-time • Bafaa* N|IM Mr •SaMCaam tceouatantt and certain other pro- • Mm lit* II for your child ftMlonal people. The booklet gives Body Builden •lighmt trregvlara esamplai of monthly beatfltt for retired self-employed ptrtona»aad or famlliti of deceased persont. Every eelf-employed peraon cov- Ava* ered by tht law ahould have a ao- «... SB 7/eSURPRlSE/to/e clal aeeurity card before the 1M1 laeoma tax rtpart la dua, Mr. NEMIIMTEIS STORI Of 1001 IAR9AINS O'Connor laid. Social aeeurity MONIYIACK FIIM COUNT!** cardt may be obtained at tha total MOAD : Boelal Security oflke. New Joney'i NOTICE tVAMANTM Appllcitlom arc being- nctlircd far Its 8 BROAD ST., RED BANK Hill MATS eatlmate of tha number of telf-em- cream vindins msehine operation st Fort We red taao la maklag ployed ebvered by tht law It 1M,OOO Huneaek. New Jtne)r. Apply. Exchange Officer Building r.«3, Fort Monmouth, New Jer.ejr, Cloilng date, >• Novel SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL • P. M. her list.

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W# honeitly believ* Snioi Rmstobe u finathoaiaf Wu powible to make! Evary featun, imidt and cut, aarvta a daflnito ftmction in protaeting and anoouraginf norntalfoot growth! A eompltto ranga of atylaa, titm and widtha angwtrt tha to- dividual naadi of growing feat — from toddler to teen-age! Aaep. a^aparkUaii That'a tmiay't ftraiuU for t aw* ad?oature ia motoring! Here'*1 kag, law, hNtraut haaaty-dittmetrferf Otdtmobllat Interion Fimit if th'lnldt'tiri! ara rich aad laiurlom Itilnred for avUmited eomtortt Aad ta> STRIDE RITES are priced from 4.50 to 8.95 according to »i«e top ft ad. yonVe got the powor-ftmow "Rocket" pint OMtmobtta DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PILLED Hydra.Matie*l Strih-eurging action pint real high-mmpreeeioti p» taWagtl There't ao doubt about it-OldtmobUe't radiaat "Hoeket 9ff» k aa acdtn ItaaV-ej glamor Imdtr la the nne ear laid. See your OMtmoblle dttler aad try thb mtgnifloent carl I 0 LB S MO BILE JA~tS.miL III YOUR NIARIIT OLOIMOII LI'DlALIR SHOE CO. HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO;, 8 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK -•a TtleiUlenl Oil news with Dontlai Edwsrdi—Mond., thr« Frldtr at Tilt t, M., IttUon WCM-TV, OktMtl I. Ctvrieiy et%ey» OMIBMIIII teatir— Mtnben Board of Trusted* of Rirrrriew Hospital WELCOME!

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for saoet p*f4, world therefore, etaaos* hav* a atory «• tatt. •a etuapa. It e*a truly he *etd that eTTAM** *a* of th* most faeclaatlag aasMae la the wartd. QUALITY aaeourag* their ehildrea te celleat ateaiaa. Aa usual th* artee* ore elvers SMceroie aaf ALL-WAYS friendly aad helsful aervte* elver*. JOES STAMP SHOP Our scientific, Mft dry eleaa- Ing mtthodt aaeura you elothe* thut. ».r« hrifht t« It MONMOVTN tT. lOpp. Te»a Hell «*», ^oninrful to weir, 4n4 «l«»ne4 REALLY CLEAN! . . . Our pricrx »re alwiy* mndcratt! Call Rc. FaWer. Rumtan auailiery. MMdts row, few perse**, MM. AdeteleJe Tax Board Urges Baptist Pastor Couple Tell RtatfttsmenU ntBEHOLD-Tht Opens Bible Class Of Korean Life of UM BrMck »r*a*HtM Utt y«i MIDDLETOWN lOWNSHIP — WM aralted by th« eauiity board • A elaaf la (Uldtne* In vader- Sgt. and Mrs. Haver J, Camaaall J. YANKO tustton tut week aM ChalrMa •Undlnf the Bible itarted lait of Kort Monmouth were the speak- Wllllaai •. Klrtck at Ike M Thyrtdey aifht at tha Red Bank ers at a meeting of the Mary Mount 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK ITe later tkea yea SMakt Cease la Baatlit ehweh.. Rev. W. Clinton •stecttoa ef toy* tor rtHHiaa of aN I UBM MaclMcd that Mar* wark . chapter, Woman'* Missionary Ba- mlti la tkat city aa well M *tk( Fawara, patter, la la eharce. He elety. of the Red Bank Baptist •lualelMHtiet la the eatmty. hai dMlflnad th* eaure* to hela church, Friday at tha homo of Mra. Mr. KlrMh »»W the beard aa Men an4 women underatand theJohn T. Uwley, Sr., aa Ceaaver COMVINICNT UV-AWAV MAN reeonmended changn In »••«« airieai* of the Bible u It la re-lane. r •tente In aome other towni In th lated ta life today. Mm. Campbell told of th* custom* eaunty, but refined to dkcloe Mlawosraahed outllnei of theof the people of Korea, and die* Mra wish ta shaah ear ataay Mi far their wkleh oaet. He Mid the botrd ha material covered at *aeh aeHiun played native rontume* and hand- •atroaag* *»nag ear ant yaar el aMde the reeommtMatloai ta laei will be distributed, m that clan craft, ggt. Campbell showed a ee- rie* of colored movie*, giving a mmmm VBBMI sVasl la^a^ tSMati taW a^alA^ •aieMori who muit tike th* ai mtabera will hav* a notebook at Fine Quaker Lace cloths ^asw IPPSSJ vjasj SBSSBBS§J ^VBSSJ sass i^Bjajajsa tion, future reference material. The clana commentary on Korea as th* Mm Th* botrd allowed «• •a)u«tmenl will be conducted through th* win- was sliown. The couple tlved in Ko- «lt ef MS aaa*ali, •••«"»« a n ter Month*. rea with the Army ef Occupation TIE I0IIE TOY HOP duction of wily •»»• The boar Rafiftarat flat* member* Include prior to the present war, •aid th* reduction* would hav Mr. and Mr*. Alfred C. Beck. Lieut. The annual Chriatmaa party will enrich your holiday table! 224 Shrewsbury AT*. Red IM* 6-1487 very little eon*eqtienee aa the II •nd Mri. Reott Oalbreath, Jr., Lieut. be held Friday, Dee. 14. at the OWM BVBWIN4M TO •:« P. M, . VftTN. CNBMTMAI •|4,0M added t« the city. UB rol Col. and MM. C. T. Moore, Mr. home of Mra. Alfred C. Beck an •a a result of the clty-wlde r< and Mr*. John Qulvey. Mr. andHudson ave., Rett Bank. Members aMCiiment. Mri. Truman Recvee, Mr. and Mr*. will exchange gift* and bring eon- Franeli Iwarti, Mr«. W. Clinton trlhutiona of groeorie* for a basket Power*, Mr*. Gertrude Parmly, to be filled for the Red Bank unit Un 5.95 to 22.95 Mr*. M. A. Little, Mr*. Albert of the Salvation Army far distribu- Laehder, Mr*. Margaret Berge, Mr*. tion to a needy family. DO YOU KNOW THERE ARE Everett Brewer, Mra. Grace Clay- Devotions were in charge of Mr*. ton, Mr*. C. J. Degavre, Mri. Wil-Beck. Mra. Homer C. Methot, chair- liam Maxmn, Mra. Elwood Powers, man of an October rummage sal*, Mrt. Tx»ul»« B. Sayre, Mra. William reported the event a success, Rchanek, Mn. Charlei Bchanek, AMitting hemteaacs were Mra. EXTRA ROOMS IN YOUR HOUSE? Mra. John flchati, Mr*. Howard Methot, Mri. Russell Mlnton, Mrs. Yot, you havo rho tpoco for oitro roomi rlfM In yaitr hoMit! Lot ui convort Sprlngateen, Mr*. Thomm Wilxon, Charlea Hammell, Mrs. Lyle Hels- Mra. Edith C. Worth. Mian Eather ley, Mr«. Robert Miller and Mis* your attic Into o handtomo apartmant... or roomi. Or ... you can hava Bower, Mill ElvlrfcShfafT, MiM El- Mary Mount. your porch anclatod to fiva you a uiaful «Uit anclaiad room in 1M Benderanera ave., Wanamasta, The club's next dinner meeting bringing th* total membership up will be held Thursday, Nov. 3», ta Mf. Subscriptions are In charge when George E. Kovak, governor of Mn. Robert Honeywell, Asbury of Lion dlatrict 14-B. will be th* Quekor Loco clothi »rt uniurpened for beouty became Park. gueat. they ere euthenric reproduefiom of old-world lice. They ore wrinlile-roiittanr end launder easily. Sites ere for ejinette, dining end banquet teblei. Egyptian color (ecru.).

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assaal asoaaai RED BANK REGISTER Anyone who heard President Truaua LETTERS FROM I EVENTS OF YEARS AQO ^^^ ^^^^_ k. A. nd Secretary of Defense Bobert A. Lovett OUR READERS salute the »-cin*ji is) the armed force* is FROM REQISTER FILES the Armistice day broadcast and telecast IBVIXO ria. hould realize how important woates are The ffVaer* J*ba Anthea* Hub- Sire broke out in a double I n the amirei. They are so essential to bard farm ia MidsUttowa Uwasaip, oa South st. owned by William. I 4. MOAN, >nr Army, Xavy, Marine Corpa and Air •a the road leading frona IMS Bank Dotts. The blaae was discovered by •L SUBOU BE1XV Bod Baak, New J«'r**y. to MorrtovUle, wa* aold t* Jo*«»* Fraak Peaniagten, whs occupied W. BAMY PEXKINOTOB, Force that a gigantic recruitment drive is Sir: A. Saabora, who *ecupied tho SmHh Use other side of the dwelling, but now wider way to raitv the present 40,00(1 I am eaclealaaj a letter to you, farm ia Middletewn t*wn*hip. Mr. it had gaiaed euch headway that it • *f Ha Issirnnd Frets that haa been nasaed owt U the bora, wh* was in the milk busi- wa* impossible te save anything ia T»t A»oei|.ia« Pleat 1» saUtlsd «Belwl««lV UIH »t* otal to 112,«NM» by neit July. In fact, Mrs. men of our Battalion, U tie teat ness, planned te UP* hi* new place tae Dotts' side of the house. Frit* MfubiiMtion of all th. local n*ars |.rinte« !• this »•••• ie to the falk* in the States ao a dairy tarn. Dressier aad Leslie Woodward wer* Ml, M trail u (11 Af >•»• di.Patehea. Anna M. Rosenberg, as*i«tant secretary of a* an appeal to ceaaent tbe good both Injured Sghtlng th* Mast. will of tbe United State* Fereea Morgan V. Disbrow, wh* bought detVn«e, Mates: "Although we have set a i Austria. h* Uafetra farm at Shrewsbury a About MM poroaa* atteadod Ik* goal for 112,000, we will take all the qaalt- T* fully nadorotud the •light abort time previous, nasaad it "Crys- formal opeaiag of the aew Cattto* Tta Me* hM Bag tour 1 theater oa Moaawuth *t. Bttk aide* _j for t»»D«rarlilcal arrors Is aa»artia«anata, k.i trill of the** poor unfortunate aouli tal Brook term ' and Wat putting •tlatf that part sfh!c« anl aaertlalnf B»rr«»»niat!»a. . such joh« an typing and cooking, they now in his T*rd year. He had been em- parking apace left en Mepl* av*. liaa, tit *roaa«ar Me* York Citr. are etupeadoua. Oakland, Pearl, Ch**Uut aad W**t Cafee*»—t*hi l*aal»kl»—Detroit perform literally thousands of vital and We ar* in Austria, MO tb**o ref- tloyed as a carpenter by Bordea •4*. ugee* day after day. incidentally k-o*. *f Shrewabury and put in * •** M HMIMlMlltlW ft* nteresting job*. Fort Monnymth officer* w* are only a matUr of TO tail** full day's work on th* day he died. Albert I* Ivtae, who bad t*M i it WttMefteei It* mttn. reoa th* curtain iteelf nnd w* ar* Twe children, Jean C. amack aad New Jersey'! meet famaut trap are loud in their praise of the Job* done ahoottr and winner of tb* Oread g»s*crl»tioa Priw* I* Aartnca On* re*r. ••••! * a very good ptieitlea to oooerve Mrs. Harry C. Hubbard, both of by the Warn, nurse*, Marine* and other the condition*. American handicap, th* bigs*** «i* •a*tks. •••••• iintl* ••»». •» m»«, I* twtt. There is nothing mor* pitiful, ahooting eveat of th* United State*. •Dtciallat* at the Signal Corpa center. than t* **« wt« tot* banly able Mr*. Eliaa Jane Uttie. widow ot ni forced te give up trap ahoMlag U toddle, without shot* *r warm Neary C. Uttle, died at Fair Haven yaauaad •* nt This week has been designated Women elothin* It 1* coming Int* winter In her list year. Sh* wa* barn near in** of a shoulder lajtiry i ••4 Sakearlken I* lartr*»«l»a cMift d ***tat by the resell of the gua I* • n the Armed Force* Week. In the months here now, and the temperature Atlantic Highland*, th* daughter •I«M* tm PMUI raf» nn hover* at about aO degree* con- of Mary aad Michael Oespreaun. repeated «hott la trap shootlag ahead, every unmarried woman between It* aUntly. To a tot that la extremely snatch**. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER It, INI cold, in • matter of but n few fer four surviving children were Attending a ahowcr given by Miss and 34 who i« a high school graduate Is weeks the temperature will drop Venry O. Little ef Red Bank, Wll- Beetle Phillip* of Atlantic High- to a steady IS to SO degrees and (am Nelson Uttl* and Harvey M. land* for Mi** Isabella Skidmore urged to consider joining one of the service*. Suctuate only occasionally. Little of Fair Haven an« Frtaeit before he *yp* you, I* th* only war* Mrs. Uilr and Mlaaei Florence WWt HMPW. to KM OUMT 47% Pay, promotion and educational opportun- I wish to aak you if you would A. Uttl* of Atlantic Highland*. Davis, France* Stephen*, Julia policy that pays off. A reunion of th* Srst Sunday- ties for service women are excellent. They The level of publie martU li pleau print the enclosed letter in Pitcher, Dorathy VanHUe, JtUare* According to MM. Amy Bhinn, Borough Editorial Views the Red Bank Register in hopes school cuss of Mtddletewa Baptist VaaHitc, Ethel Armstead, JMM* have equal status with the men beside whom low. Unfortunately, the good ei- hat there is some one that may church, which wa* organised in Clerk of Bed Bank, there were 5,850 persons ample U not set In . have tome clothes that they ere tass, was held at Mra. Charles H. in* Ackerson, Helea Tadd and officially registered which gave them the they work. The President i* victimil'd by hla about to discard, and they would Morford's. Betides th* teacher, Edith Lufburrow. Of Other Papers friends, but a fait* **HM of loy- be ao kind u to forward them here Frank To*p had a* *l*etr*i W*. An interesting and profitable career Mrs. Martha T. Otbora, tnoot at- right to Tote at latt week'i general election. alty prevents him from moving to us for distribution te some poor tending wtr* Mr*. Lydl* Hmdrlek- ter eystem InttalUd in hi* bom* at •waits qualified women, who will he serving LOW ESTATE or forthright agtinit them. Hi* re- needy loul. •on, Mr* Adelaide Bpader, Mia* Of tnii number only 3,116 cut their luctance condone* wrongdoing. Thanking you in advance, I am Orandin VanNote, •** of Frank oar nation at a time when tho*> service* Lydlt Frost, Mis* Mary MeCI*ee, ballot! In the American way of trie Onrirnhlp In both pirtiea In weak, Respectfully Mica Margaret Morford and Mra. VanNote of Farmlngdal*. was ac- are desperately needed. Additional Inform* Th* discharge of SO Writ Point became it !* confidently attune* William J. MeKonnn, Morford Taylor of Holrndtl. cidentally ah*t in th* foot by a W* democracy. e*4*tt for cheating at examina- to th* neit election, not to whit Sire, Firet Sgt. low-hunter. tion can be obtained at the recruiting office tion* la only OM facet of th* many- la beet for the public welfare. I" Jam** Cloughly, hi* daughter We wonder how many of the 2,734 Red Msg Cen Opn Co., Henrietta and Mis* Anna Nieholl, Nearly W Hrsons attended a sard in the Bed Bank pout office building. sided problem of moral dlsintsgra- fact, public morals ar* low became «M Sig Op* Bn, party at MM. Ckarlit TfctmpM*'* Banker* who did not rot*, have a good tlon nationally that li causing polltlci at all level! li played at t APO Mf, c/o PM. NT. NT. all of Long Branch, had a narrow ••cap* *• they were driving across at River Plaaa. Prise* wir* woa aound reason for not doing *o. ny person! t* wonder whether hlttorlc low. Th* on* i* th* coad- by Mra. Mart* BalMt, Miss fiw America It going down th* path jutor of the ether. HEADQUARTERS the trolley track* at that place •nee Brand, Mrs. John Stiles, Mm. Of court* there are the aged, the Inflrui, •f decay that earned the Roman SID Signal Operation Battalion when their rig wa* struck by a trol- B. Vincent Willis, Mrs. Edward Mr. Truman and the News empire to (all. It it a •oberin* Tct, we etrut th* earth telling APO Mil U. 8. Army ley car. The hone waa hurled SO and thote who were compelled to be out everybody elae to look at ui and Bresch, Mra. Anna Valleau, AddlSM thought. But th* fact* muit be II October MM. feet and both It* leg* broken. Th* Banborn, Clifford Stile* and Charta* of town on election day. But what about When President Truman recently order- faced. •ce democracy In faireat flower— Dear Folks: oeeupaat* had a bad fright but *uf- and pleaie copy; we'll foot the bill. fered no Injurl**, the other 47% who did not vote? ed government agencies to clam up and Th* We»t Polntcri war* dUhon- We wonder, for Initance, what You have probably read about .. William TaalM* *»t. They cheated. Bom* did IO th* numerous families that hav* William Sti«r of Worthley *t, Red •top telling so much news, he took it upon Pravda will ham to «*y about th* escaped from th* Iron Curtain _., Elmer Manaon and Fnd and It i* a diigraceful picture to aee that bteaUM they couldn't play football Bank, waa working at the Berden Albert Fisher, of Port Monmouth himself t» restrict American freedom of and keep up with their itudiee. 1 We«t Point cadcti. countries in an effort to live a place at Oeeanlc whoa a trench •bout half of our local registered voter* Th* time U here far moral n- normal life in a free land. These caved In burying him under several left tor . They were mail- thought as well as freedom of the press. Other* who wcr* not athlete* generation. Wett Point I* Juit on* families of necessity arrive with ing th* trip In a trailer and export* refrained from exercising the greatest cheated bccoiu* that waa th* «aty only the clothes they are wearing. feet of dirt. Workmen dug kirn out odit* r**eh tb* W**t CMtt th* Sr*t It appears to be resulting in tbe creation way to mak* pauing gradet. item In the tad chronology. Th* Any money they may have Is we* as quickly •• pomlbl* but b* waa privilege that our government offer* them. Roman empire fell, not becauw It almost overcome when rescued. •f th* year. But fundamentally what hap- ess in th* free world. The ehll* Maurice Sehwarta nurebatad a This apathy on the part of the voter la of a "baby Politburo" to tell the people wa* overwhelmed from without but dren of these families and th* CleanentlM, daughter of Richard Son** at W**t Point refect* * bocnun It dteayad from within. thousand* of Austrian children fcouM aad tot oa Wall at In tta roar only what a handful of bureaucratic execu BTMOBt dlitwtot atJItud* toward ttawtea* of Protptet av*., wa* mar-•f hi* *w* rmldcnc* fnm.Ottadl*h Jnst what the supporter* of Communism If thi* I* an app**l for a return who have tost their parent* as a ried to John M. Minton, *on of tives think is good for them to know about oM-fuhlo«*d hon**ty and Integrity to th* day-by-day practice of old result of th* war ar* being pro- E. Devi*. Ht bought tta property hope will continue to grow in the United that pertain* not only In our time religion, *nd mpect for Ood'i vided for bv many relief and char- Archibald Minton of Bart Red with tta thought of aaavwtlag It State*. their government and how it operates. •ehool* but In Am*rlea'» aoclal and moral law, ao b* It. When th* Itabl* organisations. Th* limited Bank. Th* ceremony took place at within a ftw year* Int* a Mg bud- political lift. moral fabric of a nation begin* to lands available to th*** orgaaita- tho bride'* horn* and was performed Mm place, ai hi* promt autem* Jo* 8talin continue* to laugh at us. The President said the order was drawn lon* preclude any expenditure* for by Rev. Robert O. MaeKelwr of R*d Ml* btwlncM wu InenuMf »*d It It toon In tko high placet In unravel, it I* time to do aoma patch- Bank. because some publication* were printing government, which after World Ing before the entire garment I* Christmas gift*. would *vt*tu*)ty War II practiced plain deception gone. The eauee and effect of thi* Our Battalion Ma volunteered Mis* Lottl* S. Johntry, daughter thing* dangerous to national security. He to adopt auch a group of orphan of Harvey Johntry ef Port Mon- on th* people. We were told no deterioration nationally will be li- children and endeavor to provide Harry Pttetar. lS-y*ar-tld ton of TIM Salvation Army AppwJ referred particularly to a Fortune magacine Mcret agreement* had been mada iuea In next year'! •reildentlal a little happlnea* in their otherwise mouth, waa married te William William Pitcher, wu believed to ta with anybody. Latter, we dl»eov- campaign.—St. Loul* (Mo.) Olob* meagvr exlateaee by giving each Bad* of Hobokon, ton of Careen tta youngest trapper at Holmdot. A fund-raising campaign that will en story on atomic energy and said the editor* Democrat. Bad* of Port Moanwuth. Th* cert- oroi paett w«r* *lgn»d at Tehran, child a presen1 t at ChrTitmas. 1 A bottl* washing maehl**, weigh- abl* the Salvation Army In Northeastern did not have the "welfare of the United TalU and Potidam that mad* th* Now, here * where you can suelst many was performed at the brM* * ing *lght toat and Mating mm. Kor*an war Inevitable. DEATH IN THE AFTEBWOOW- i. Please look around the house horn*. waa plaeed In tho plant Vf tta Monmouth County to continue Its ••vain* States at heart" In printing it. Fortune for old or out-grown children's Ml** Auretta Thome, daughter of r In th* New Deal era wae horn MOBNINO AND WTOHTt clothing and any toys thnt aro not •ms*wvw«Shrewsburyi Dairw» y companpy y on ^ able aervlce* to the leaa fortunate la our said its story had been "fully cleared for th* Idea that an admlnUtratlon Th* greatest mystery of out William Thorn* of Hilton Park. per Broad *t. ft' wu eapabl* of being used. Don't worry about th* naar Atlantic Highland*, heetm* th* community ha* been started. Upon the sue- security before publication", had been writ* can perpetuat* tt*elf In power by ttmee, and our greatest tragtdy condition of the Item* aa they can waahmg IS bottle* a mlnut* and buying th* voUn with handout I* th* Ineomprehenslbl* compla- M repaired her*. In tho lino of brld* of Harry Tomtklnt *f Mil- would bo a Mg time and labor tav* cess of this endeavor will depend the main* ton with the consent and co-operation of cency ot th* American peopl* about toys, pleaa* do not send any gum burn. Rev. W. H. Morgan per- lag devleeaa from ilx to eight thou- monoy- Renumber how Harry formed th* ceremony at Newark. tenance of the Salvation Army's present the Atomic Energy Commission—which Hopklna tapped the WPA the continuing daughter on th* or almilar Item* which might re- mmd bottVt* wer* wuh*d dally at till to highway* of the country. mind the children of the war daya. Charlea R. D. Foxwtll, Jacob th* plant. win an oloetlon In ? Dur- Should vou find anything which work and the eitenslon of new projects later "bought 500 reprints for distribution" ing that era wa* horn th* action The National Safety Council hu Cornwell, Br., Jaeab Cornwell, Jr., About SOS gu**tt were protent at you feel may be of some uae In and Auguttui Havlland ef Red tb* Italian-American political ehtb designed to meet the increasing needs of and the facts were available "at any that cltle* and ttatoa at well at announced that 1,8*0 men, women this project, please send it to the Bank w*r* building new lee yacht*. individual* nMd not look to their and children were killed on Amer- addreat show below. Wo will so* la West Red Bank at a birthday unsettled times. public library." These claims were never Charles Hurd was also expected to celebration In honor of Ml** Fannto own re*ourcM or Ingenuity to «ur- ican highway* during th* month to it* proper disposition. n«ate build a aew boat for the coming The Salvation Army deserves more than denied. vWo-kt Washington do It. Out of of August. So not send any money. Petlllo, daughter of Frank Pettll* th* mating of depntilon and po- Any gift large or (malt will be of Shrewsbury ave. That brought th* total ef traffic gratefully received by these chit* Th* Srm of Adeock aad Woleott the food wishe* of its friends, and the As a result of the new order, say* an litical trickery cam* the Inddlou* death* during th* ttrst eight R. V. R. H. Stout and Oo*rg* thinking by millions a* American! Iren and your a»slstane* will bo maehlnlata at Rod Bank, competed Tmm of Broad at. Harry Marvla community. It deserves a helping hand from month* of this year to »,vS0. deeply appr*el*t«d by th* member* of W. H. Adeock aad Jootn* Wol- Associated Press dispatch, Manley Fleisch that hard work In positively illly. There la the grim prospect of th* of th* Battalion. of Wavorly pi. aad J. B. R«* of •very generous person who, through this that If on* do** work, do th* Itaat eott, waa dlMolvtd and th* butlntaa Holmdel township w*nt to Barntgat mann, U. 8. Defense Production chief, on incrlfice of upwards of 10,000 live* Mall package* to: wu to b* continued by Mr. Adeoek. organisation, would like a helping hand fjottlbl*. draw th* blggeit pay poi- before the end of the year. Commanding Officer, and came back with plenty of clams Oct. 26 laid down a set of rule* for handling alble—and itrlke for mor*. •3d Signal Operation Battalion Mr. Woleott took a petition la th* aad oyster* but no gam*. But outside of the home* and Robert* bolter work*. to be given to others daring the coming families and Immediate friend* of Mr. and Mr*. Philip MargulM of basic news. Two men esch from the Defense Tho youth*, itteh M th* W*«t APO «n, niT XYC, NT, Th* voting ooatert aondueted by year. Any money given to the Salvation Pointwt, with whom wo ar* eon* these thousand! of victim*, th* t*r«epeet av*. announced tko oa- Production administration and the Nation* country iiemi to be no mor* con- th* Bohemian gtam blowtr* for th* K*g*m*nt of thalr daughter Oath- •ernes today, wore tablet thtn. pr*ttl**t baby l Had Bank eatkNd Army goes toward helping thoss who re- al Production authority, will form a com- They have grow* •"»• "»nhood In cerned about thla horrifying *p*c- a orlno te John Connolly alto of Rod tact* than it would normally be mor* excitement than th* local elee. quire assistance, without regard to race, mittee with "complete responsibility" for an environment of take-lt-where- tlon. The three principal contest- I-nnd-lt entirely alien to the Amer- over a mild epidemic of measles. MM. Cathtria* P. Ftp*, widow of creed or color. This is well known by all The public and official apathy ants wer* Beatrice Fowler, daugh- Wyckoff Pop*, died at ker homo la giving out or keeping secret new* develop- ican tradition. They are the un- ter of Theodore Fowler of Branch who have seen this great organisation in pntty fruit of tho mltUkot of th* about highway ea*u*ltl*», a* the Coif* NMk fram Injurleti n**lv*d ment* in their bureaus. At the top will be Safety Council comments, I* a ave.; Allee McCrtery, daughter of thro* hour* pnvlou* when bar part two deead**. Joseph MeCreery of Mechanic it.; action. "the Defense Production Information com- moastrotti thing and utterly un- clothing went abl*M whll* raking What So w* too In Wuhlngton worthy of Intelligent and reason- WHAT YOU CAN BO ABOUT IT and Harold Duncan, ton of Mis. Sr* coali from th* atov*. Sh* wu President Truman has pointed out that mittee," administering security rules. It today? Corruption and teandalt. slbls Americans. Lea* take-homo pay and In* Charlea Duncan of Wuhlngton at. TS ytara old and had been tan la Tho eloee link between th* under- Th* Fowler girl wot th* winner the work of evangelism which General Wil- appear* these bodies will work something Tho iRCNdibl* thlnf u that • enaied prices en many artlcl** la Bcoboyvtll*. Sh* wu aurvivajd by world and politic* wu revealed by the family budget a* a result of with MI votm, th* McCrMty baby her daughter, Mlm One* M. Pop*, liam Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, like the "Politburo" and "Supreme Soviet" the Kettwrer eomwltUe. The Fall* minority ot criminally negligent aooand with only thr** vote* lea* people among all the motorist* in the third boost In Federal tax** who helped mother tho burning bright committee turned the tpot* nine* Korea should ttlmulato In- than th* winnar and th* Duncan clothing. began 80 year* ago ha* never lost the spirit of Bussis. Top man, above all, surely will light on the RFC and the ln«u- the country are causing this boy Snl*h*d third. terest of the average eltlaon in the Jamei O. Worthier, on* of tb* which he infused into it "That is why," be our Sir. Truman. Newsmen or "outside •nee peddler*, aom* within th* slaughter, the vast majority of •hadow of th* Whit* Home, who drivers being decently thoughtful •pending program of goremment The St. Jam** basketball team oldest resident* of Occanport, died said the President, "it remains to this day groups are invited to complain if they find told their contact* tor a price. and eourteoua people. at Washington. d*r*at*d the Lyceum quintet of at the home of hla niece, Mr*. 3. P. Long Branch by a scor* of IB te «. Wlthtr*. of that place, with whom one of the most powerful spiritusl forces legitimate news is being withheld. "But the craiy highway fools Sine* November 1, th* Fodaral We hear of doubtful golng*-on are atlli piling up a shocking toll Government haa been taking big- Tho Red Bank team comprised bo had lived for Mvoral year*. H* In the world." In th* government department that of dead and injured," says th* Na- ger chunk* from Ineom* and higher Jam** Lane, ; Jam** Wit*, waa n y*are old and a veteran of This is a far departure from World War collect! our Income taxe*. manager; Charle* and Oeorgt John- th* Civil war. All cititens night well echo what Presl tional Baf*ty Council, "while the excise taxes have caused boost* II, when Mr. Roosevelt named Byron Price, We hear of patronage nought decent driven ar* doing little or In price* on many item* which ston and William Ltddy. Jam** B. Candldatct trying out for th* R*d dent Truman added to hi* conclusion: "Thi and Mid Ilk* so much good* over •how up In the averag* family Dognan was the referee and Loiter Bank flr* department batketball a distinguished Associated Press executive, the eounter. nothing to demand reasonable safe- McQueen kept score. world can never repay the debt which i ty when they venture en th* high- budget. Corporate Income tax*! wer* JackMn Murphy, Ed* to help prepare and enforce a "censorship An army general *eea no wrong way* . . . have alio been raited. For Mvaral y*ar* past th* tracks ward Murphy, Hanry Higglni, Ken- owea to the 8alvation Army . . . God grant In accepting gift* from tho** with Together, the** ineraas** aro ex- of two otter* had bssn teen along n*th Woodward, WillUm Macin- code" which would serve to prevent news whom he doe* government bual- "A lot of ptopl* who aro In a that Its good work may grow and prosper position to demand leadership an pected to Impoto an addltionnl tax the bank* of Swimming river n«ar tosh, Walter W. Noble, Harry Ea* breaks that would endanger military secur- neet, nor In diverting government burdtn nationally of mor* than Llncrott and alto on th* bank* of tell*, Harry Hoffman, Harry Klat. material! to private u*e. sitting en their hand*." a* the years pass.'* Why I* It that, units* a mi Bv* and one-half billion dollar*, th* Tlnton Fall* brook. This sea- aky, Joseph Aaay, Albert Snlffen, ity or aid the enemy. Under that system, Tho chairman of th* Democratic New Jtriey's burden is eatlmattd son a number of hunter* were look- Loui* Hendrlckcon, Henry Bennett, Contribution* may be mailed to the Sal- own horn* I* directly affected by the press was called upon to exercise judg- National Commute* you* "nnear" th* tragedy, a death on tht *tr*et» at ISO million dollars. The increased Ing for the otter* but could discover Raymond Hurley, Robert Starr, An* vation Army Maintenance Fund, 7 Me- when It It dlaeovered that he li on or highways of the country means tax on personal Income* in N*w no trac* of them. It wu b*H*v*d drew Bublln and Brajamln Pryor. ment but wasn't subjected to despotic con* tho pay roll of n St. Loub com- J*rs*y average* out to an addition* that when th* new dam wu built Walter W. Nobl* wu appointed chanic st., Bed Bank. so tlttl* to M many of u«? It I* a trol. Military security was the sole guide. pany tor th* oatMiaible r*a*on that torn ot death that la no respecter l burdtn ot about HO annually for th* Tintew Water company th* manager of th* quintet. he hat Influenct on RFC lonnt. per family of four. dynamiting of th* tree atump* Thomu & FteM of Mlddlctown Newspapers, co-operating freely, made the of pmoni. frightened the animal* away from The clot* pononnl frUnd of th* Perfectly Innocent people die In This may help to change th* past townihln wa* abl* to be up and code work and proved themselves capabl Preildent, n major general, hat a pattern of cltlaen Indifference—the this locality. about after having been confined to Banks Have Optimistic Reports desk In the While Houie where h* twlstsd wreckage as swiftly and of trust. No such co-operation is being asked agonisingly u the hare-bralntd attitude that "aomobsdy oil* pay* Harry Otraamana, *on ot John hi* horn* at a roault of an accident The recent statements of the financia conveniently hand* out neelpti for crackpot! wko caul* the** trage- th* bill". Insttad, real concern Qlensmnnn, celebrated his fourth at Hotrod*!. H* wu taking part in today. We get orders instead. deep frteien presented Mm sntli may b* expected about "what goe* birthday with a party for hla young a drag hunt with th* membm of condition of Merchants Trust company and and which he dUtrlbut** where dies. Ptopl* pomsiilng thi greatest on In Washington" and, particular- friend*. th* Monmouth county hunt club and Second National Bank and Trust company This is not to give Mr. Boosevelt un- they will do good politically. ly, about ways and mean* of re- Michael A. Coteman, who former- In taking a Jump, hi* horn •tum- Campaigns for th* Senate tn and rarest skills, Irreplaceable to are indeed optimistic. In the past year, warranted praise for his handling of press mankind, have their livea snuffed ducing th* non-war spending of ly conducted the Aberdeen Inn In bled, landing on tho other aid* of Ohio and Maryland last year were out as casually u the dolts who ths Federal Government and the Matawan, bad hi* new hotel at th* th* fence with Mr. Field beneath It Merchants' total deposits were increased relations. Britian's Prime Ministe conducted along line* that *et a turn automobllti Into murder in- ulltmtte tax toll on the waokly corner of Shrewsbury av*. and N«w. No bones wcr* broken but ha did new political low. family budget by 11,919,072.28. Second National's likewise Churchill, in a recent chapter of his war struments, t man Spring* rd., Red Bank, com- have a badly bruised aad *woll*a So, when 10 Woat Point eadati Why do we tolerate such a need- Reduction In spending through pleted nnd wa* granted a llcena* by chest. took a major jump, increasing by f 1,780,- memoirs, recalled how Mr. Roosevelt, with atray from paths of honasty, wh*n leas waste of our richest national Installation of economy and *nV Judg* HelMey. Inasmuch a* th* When their batteau mi swamped 888.03. The total deposit* for each bank Stalin's agreement, insisted the press "be nauieout revelations art made of asaet, the lives of those we all ciancy in th* Federal Government hotel wu Just outaid* th* town by high wave*, Otto and David the bribing of college basketball need and love and particularly why I* a big Job In which tho cltlsin limits of Rid Bank, th* 11MM* fee Behnoor and Harry Branson of B*t* are 114,198,195.17 and 118,217,409.64, re- entirely banished" from the "Big Three" teams, when youths charged with hat an Important part, aaya tho would go to Shrewsbury township. ford wer* thrown Into th* rough robbery stand up In court, as they do we hold ao great a tragedy to spectively. meeting at Teheran. The world has lived lightly?—New York Journal Amer- New Jersey Taxpayera Association. Walter Field of Mlddletown, son water* of Rarltan bay whll* tend- did In New Tork, and brannly The Association points out that of Major Joseph T. Field, captured ing their sound net*. Fortunately admit their guilt, but excuse It by ican. What this means is that people in this to regret much that was said and promised 1 project* designed to produce better two targe raccoons and Edward Charlet Schnoor and Albert Blekens saying that "everybody's doing it/ government at less coat an rlpa wet* nearby la a motorboat and community are saving more money. With at Teheran. Censorship by government 1 REFRESHING LOYALTY vonKatUnglll ot Mlddletown caugh when te*n-ag*r* become delinquent In this day when there la so much for Congressional action. They one. quiokly picked the m*a up. Al- the national income and the cost of living nothing new, either. Find any totalitarian via the narcotic* road, when too evidence of political corruption it await only the power drlv* of back Joseph Caccherally of Wall it,, 13 though before reaching shore their many youths of both sexes flout homo support. These Include: clothing had frosen stiff, they suf- steadily rising, it is a healthy condition to state and you find a controlled press. Mus- Is refreshing that an employee of year* old, broke hi* leg when h* fell th* laws of chastity and decency the State of Georgia, Mrs. Jenny Remaining recommendations nnd from a trolley car. . fered no HI effect* from their dunk- have our residents ready for a rainy day cle the press and the road to dictatorship —when thcte derelictions of th* Ing. youths of our lands are toted up. Faike Salomon, la credited with legislation based upon the Hoover Louden Mlnugh, a brother of El- To be prepared for a rainy day in the be* lies open. there cornea • time for aobtr ques- "accepting" a 1500 bribe in order to Report which presents "a perfectly wood Mlnugh of Broad it., returned Mr. and Mra. Peter Dlbb of tioning among the adults. lay a trap for thosa who allegedly plain blutprlnt for efficiency and to hta cattle raneh In - aft* Shrewsbury ave. left to iptnd th* way to prevent it» taking place rudely and It does seem evident that because of th offered the money. economy which could *av* a total vlaiting relative* In this vicinity. winter at St. Petersburg; roughly. To those with money in the bank, Where does the fault lie* tn The indictment of two Insurant! of 5.4 billion dollars". Otorge Klrigiland of Front it. left Mr. and Mrs, George K. Hopping Truman order, the public is now to learn the home? Perhapi. In the company officials charges them with Propoaat to restore to Congrei on a trip to Washington aooompan of Wallace st. left to spend a month occa*ional "showers" of alight misfortunes less. The power of public reaction and,cor- school*? tn part. In th* churches? paying Mrs. Salomon WOO In ex- annual control over Federal ipend- led by Frank and Jamei Price n at South Carolina, planning to con- cun lie tnken in stride. In part. But In the main the fault change for secret Information from Inir. Shrewabury and Ellin* Price of tinue to Florida for the remainder rection fades when censorship hides evil, lies In tliat nebulous field of public the flies of the state Insurance com- Congressional review of the more Pleasure Bay. of th* winter. II is of particular significance that thi corruption and stupidity in government. morale and spirituality which was missioner's office. Solicitor General than 40 Federal programs o Mis* Frances Kcteham Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lawen left so highly cultivated by the found- Paul Webb said when the offer wai granta-in-ald to atnte and local gov- daughter of L, O, Chandler of Fai Leonardo for Norway and Sweden, community IIUM placed almost 32>/a mil Mr. Truman, in a huff, not only ha* worked Ing fathers and which of late has made Mra. Salomon took the mat ernments which coat nearly three Haven, wai to bo married on thi wher* they would spend several lioiiH of is aaa a accoaa- night*. Governor Harold G HolT- How to Beco«e a er* taMrtaif freaa their hurt*— |.iUlun«Bt-**t a gift. It ia a hab- maa u*ed to aay, "We need only aa* treat their head*—who have it raaultlaa- rraaa datag' a>jt like one good a»eech—but different au- At Beacon Hii Nov. 24 CUSTOM TAHOt •totaled awry aia*ie word ia the BO, kcUtaai* aad daadru*. ourdience*." Then tot'a try to realize LEONARDO-David T. /MM* af PuWie Spftker hook that 1*11* va uactly how to beat frieada woa't tea ua J«*t how that each apeech la an opportunity Red Bank president of Beacoa Hill NAPE TO HEA§URE CLOTHES da M. rat with their eoategeoue baa: wa arr. that aaav cone but once. And that Country club, today announced BMfaeaamy aad a anal cuetom- count*, but what athara thiak lr»t bounce or loat forever. Con- •YE GIVK rOO YALtTE I*M •. fJataa VUUaa «. i aw (Bar atoatajr 'to tha cad. Bom* we've doae. fueiii* lay, "Opportunity no wait- Saturday, Nov. M. Akrakaaa J. (aa*r dawar fc**aa**»B apcakcri pur- man hop OB or mis* boat." Dane* priM* aad special awards Ma Varna. Jr. Jeha C *>« Dr. Harhart Sir WlltHaaa; af aaeakr atart eaTactla*; *ay tocatch .....rAR m ucEMor THE raws •road at., kaowa Ba»i**i-wtd* aa will ba made at tka affair, which tka faaer ef tha aarficaee. taa't it *m to* bod *a let fear is slated to follow tka pattern of i fssffe af Had Bask, tB la treat •aeak in aa a afetler af our beet f heard a your,*- Pittaburrh di- ! A awa lika tftat will rub kit chin, the highly eucceaetul Halloween SHCI4UIE tN ALTERATIONS deaaad by or»aalaatlaaa aa a* al- atralgktaa kia tie, brush off hia effort? lUaaeeufcer tha audieaca vine preach a gorgeous itrmon At 1 tar diaaer apesker. aaat aad auk* a4aaaaatker homc- wanta you—that'* wky you were a little over live fret tall, his teit party. Supper will be served at Th* dactor alwaya kaa a>*aty af Ika, aatttraatttral aeitiiaeitiirca.. RReiaeanber invited. Aad tha Invitatlea alway* i* "It Ia I, Be Not Afraid." Bene- H p. m. under tha direction of P. B. PROM1NSKI U Broad St., Real Baa. AMJMfLL Vil Refer*—thRthe way ke kepktt ia the kardect thing to get. If diction over, he greeted ua with his Ralph VanPelt of New Moamouth, ] kilaeeafey aad eoajfUe It wttk Vil TIL If 4-S262 AT LAW v ila mtm aad twirlin« tha you're all red ia tha face—pepped "How do you do'nT" out front. Said secretary-treasurer of the club. humor. H* haa epakea ia prattital- •arakerk s of thatht t sort k UB on ea«'r adg* to "a*,"—you're I to him: "Dominie, you n/ver ly every city ia the VaMad Matos, fmple e*Bver«atioa*l stylo like that great tkereugbkred Ham- looked at me once during your M aot oabjr to civic elaha aad Hh* af talk oaitehlne* the epread-on- Metaaian ready to trot tha IMwhole eplendid arrmon." "I'm sor- argaalaBttoac. hut alee hafere aaay thlek peaderositiea af the eoated- heat. Remember the gnat gray ry; what did I do?" "You looked deatal eoeietle*. toague type of orator. Bo do you gelding recard-braafcer of other (traight down renter aisle, like you aad I. tpeakiag' agaia of heart yeara? wer* making a strike on the bowl- aaa head. Ton believe, doa't you, Now aloap your eyea—can't you ing alley." how ea* ca "If *Mto had eoBM from th* heart Imagine Ceuatorpaiat ar Hall ef "I'b eo glad you told me." aaid •UMUP. MBTTH tertaiaer aad helew ho aad leea treat th* head things Fame rouadiag lata tka etretch at he, "becauae I auppoce we're, not vice gataaa fraaa eaperieaee. Monauiutk Park with Ukewood'i actually talking to those we're not HAVE YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING bat's Ulh hetur talkiag waajldat have been 'meaaeeV up liheathie la our good eld world to- Jimmle ttout up? You wouldn't looking at." After all. after one's UUHDUTMMI "th* humaa voice ie th* want to lav twa "•ingle*" of fold- ego get* a face lift I gurss almost vehicle ape* which ta five pereea* t Speaker today I think aiust ing money oa the BOM af an un- anything decent can be said with- a*c****rla»—•ettarla* ality a ride." Aad sever Before eolor a* hi* *tyl* leat he loac lus- emotional IVrchera* truek "hoaa" out giving offense, have ee aaaay cravad ta* art af *v faat. And he al*o outfit to laboring Breuad the track even if Yea, and from here en out let's AND SHEET METAL WORK rok> Iwwa. ". * talking at aervtea club*, WMBIB'B have the physical fore* ts put It he were the only entry ia tka race. trv to be interesting, entertaining. eitik*. lodte* ar.d church affair*, with a bang. Church choir Aa a ipeaker, which aort af a harce amualng and never too dusty, dry haiiajutt tabu* aad eavertad ahM' atrenathena the vocal would yau want to ha? Ood gave nor too aeriou* about life's little DON! §Y **rm. Dale Caraegie proves that. -aaactally ia triple forte. ua all aoma lataat ability, •moke thlnga forgotten tomorrow. House- Thi* l« aa aasv ta ace threugh Wbet'a snare, linger* are not aaout that talent, eeagratulat* oth- wives atiek clovoi in apples ta E. KATY a a frajavcleaaed window aaaa atlaty with their voice* aa •peak- er* for their*, aad bo youreelf with bring oat the baked flavor. Like- ie aloat came radio iM lakv eta olac* they ua* all th* wind they what you've got' Yau cea't be the wis* ahouldn't we spice our talka At IAW vUiaa aattiac ap a toraet la baaw- have atueeularly while the speak- other guya. , with aromatic words and prasrs, tlful ipaaek jar Ma to akaat at aa* ers ta* often use about one-third Try tkia atrnala ' aalf-eaachlng not anesthetic aiiecdotea If we're TAS CONaULTAMT MARTIN J. McGUIRE try to.. Hit. But tha eaaiett wa/I af thelr-a to tingle their vocal an: Palm yoar goad ear, read aiming to haye and hold our audi- baav to tatlauaiaanr bMtofto eord*. Haven't you noticed how oud; over-lip aad over-enunciate ence* t* tha very end? ia th* alaahrafMafM, tlcklttitleklliKt araaaa faat radio volume fades is you every ward. Then your voice will MUUaTEMW tha taaaiia aa*a frofro** iia ththaa thraat walk away from it* Well, that •ound to you ju*t aa It ahould (BOM of which actually calm, I about tell* the story, I think—the •ound to other folk*. Our own Spmker to Explain thlak la ta iuat amll aver aa4 avar •Bleat th* human voice peters out simple, apokCB word, glamorised, Monmomlk County'» Ur$r« Pluming mmd lifting Contractor* tha wara "•peahlat" mttla« aa • freaa platform to rear of hall. glorified and built up. U heaps Local Government aatlrahr aitaraat aapett Maaa attr •beolda't we then hava a heart ahead of graaatag for eamething for Home* mid Indmtritd Pl AVTMWKV AT i*« aaMratiaaa. out of reach. Remember, too, that Carltoi W. Tillinghaat of Tren- Of eauraa, with a awrplMi M Rear-aeaters, aomo of whom may controlled gift ef gab "to a golden ton, executive director of the state thawrkt awtarlal a* taa, aaaakan kavo eara BOB* too keen, are en- gift If It happen* ta bo }« karat- tsspnyera association, will apeak at are not ajulte aa apt ta iw freab titled to hear their money'* worth and If you knaw when to aay the meeting of the Red Bank Wom- ON iCHWAY 35-2 MILES NMTN OF RED MM out •( aomethiat ta lay. MM lha lust the aame. 'tbat'a all'." an's club tomorrow afternoon at purr of tha plant an4 alar af tha 'TU eaid "two peraona eonatitute •aw la an humble ctrpenUr tliop, to It I* today call* for more col- the clubhouse. The meeting Is in dwelt tha graateit fublia aaaakar or and charm everywhere—more an audlenc*," ao why let big audl- charge of the civic* department. Ut ft Chrt Y* toEstimat e OR Y ur Work Today af all tlaw-aa* Ha anut htM luster, greater brilliance, intense encca get our gMta? What'* the baea thiakiat af tha aerratw ua- electric illumination, neon sign* difference anyway betweea an au- Mr. Tillinghast will speak on lo- ttaaatartanwe' Uvnm*m\n *f ratt af areraae apeaken tatay everywhere, shorter aklrta, nylon dience of two, » * MO? Tha dif- cal government from the angle of PN0M MD lAMC 6-3767 UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY whea Ha aaU.^Ut aat yaur heart •tecklng* and pretty kitchen uten- ference la In you—not la the audi- what the citlien's responsibility ia, ka troubled." HU name ni Jmm •II*. Everything tries to outshine ence. It could be thara'a only one what the officers In local govern- itself. Even th* modern home of beat ipeech In every (peaker. For w i-aeta today Is a Joy to the eye and a Instance, William Jennlng* Bryan ment are, and the kind of people IT NO A»«. M MfOt •aaaVa Ilka tha mare Maatlaa af poem la charm and color. had hia "Prinee of Peace," Runacll required to fill them. He will also "puhlla ipaakiaa" aaa aua*laacaa •.•member thla one thing, 'tl* Conwell eicelled la "Acre of Dia- eiplain the theory used by steering AND UTTINOf KM SAU AT All TIMIS f. •. M« II? KA MMMT, N. A auke «i afraia ef ouraelvaa. farsaid speaking auceessfully seldom, mond*," the eait ef •Abie'* Iri.h committee, to elect candidates for wa Imagine we ara la campetltloa just happen*. Fact la, nothing Juat Roae" could Raver hava (tarred In the primary ballot. with tha other fellow-fergettlsg TOM van INK c& that wa auraelvea ara aur *wa greatest e**npetltlen. One wife WUTUMAN,LLB. aiked her husband, "Daa't yau feel acarad befora audiences mat knew more than yau do?" "Who •M? Wha am I to get littery? I N. J. I deat laeture ta ar at tha audlaaee aa a whole aayway—I Juit lavagta*

body alw wa* arauad. e*mp*tltif with th*m, r»*trylajt tan sloat with thm." MM saM. Oeaerallv eaaeeded, th* Writaaa or baaa voice* an th* beat laatru- auata with which to tuaa up tka argaas of apeech. Nevertbaleas, | SMCIAl tUYS FOR THANKSOIVINQI th* tenor has kept «tw**t Adeline*' alive while the baaa has kept "A*l**» la the Deea" awaka. Tha habit af drabaeaa aad • pick your bird-thon cook it to a toity, mouth- aajMWM about non^arioua thlnaa haa deprived many a sasaksr af much af the talent be already ha*. watering turn in our specially priced Aad suppressed shewmaaahlp may rob oaa faster of tha MMeass ha d***rv** thaa maay af hi* ather attrlbutaa can ever catch up with. Oaa wit laid, "My audleneee ara In three parts taaaa iat la by mis- take, others feel sorry aad the ather third are regular cueteaMis."

Thafa right, tha alnuata ara hat gtv* your voice* Ufa rla« aad slag, llausts hava a daaalta Mac- flea la caaasetlsa with our vseal vibrant mechanUai. They ara aot something just to nt a cold la aad k*»p baaaksrehlsf* w*t. Aad you've found alausltls mora aa------"-- luat a aaM ia •ome MUra wear aatthla braatt» ad eoata (which furalah aaa^lghth •Mra good* at tha BUM Brie*) to hid* theatMlvea bahlad. DOM( breaatera alaa lead * havaa

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Each tim# y«M deal with OOKN'S PHOTO Stare! In NM «••»• atota ere memfcari ef the Jk*ier Yetrftf Judaea eltifc af Red lank. Left *• rlfM, beat raw. Oerit Siefel, leit Siefel, Tfeeineer} SIM krakewitch, and Keren RaiMi, recer*% ba. mratary. lack raw, left to rlfhf. Kara* Shwre, Jvdy Intelbere, preiident; Wain* Weld* Mao, eewaiajeiie'tat secretary, —4 S#e Sherman, via* e#e«ide

H. C Birteall, Mra. T. H. Woad. MM. Jahn H. White, »r., Mn. T. eVMJ WH%t IlMf It WM MMM yOUf C'MfcM'J •#»?## AIM MMfQ w9* Annual Benefit If. DereaiiK, MM. A. T. Ooremua, lbda«ahWark ——J-t-l- |L.| U tutj LitrAlaii —- HiaLaiM J KlV *** MM. W. T. Craaler, Mri. George pVltMIBlVi mn IT win awicjniwn Up yVMr UTCnwn ajtiaj yWr RTwe Iflw B. Miller, Mra. Henry W. Moller, Explained at Tea* Held for Wilson Mn William P. Bayre, Mi« Thom- youcanaet. Gdi PLUMBING as Rycr, Mn. Heary Hagcrman, In order to acquaint new reil- AaTJB, B^da4da>dm\dBB IjB^haBBmaV ^hamdal aimm^maBliBi ••% ^h Bm^^m^mvAai 4maBi B^aBr BAaVBdaJB MM. H. M. Ftrrow, Ir., Mra. F. J. denta of the community with the ••• ptlGWJ IVWwT aHIBJ HIBTW IS V ITfwfMI TV TIT yWr Scholarship Fund rieker, Mn. Frederlek f. Noble, work of Red Bank chapter af Ma- MM. Willla M. Hlaasn, Mn. H. J. MMMMMIII diiuh, board mambera wara kaat- punt. Comt in NOW end ttt for your—K—Itt IN thow you Wilton Wolf, Mra. John O. Boetel. Jr., Mn etaea at a eerlee of membertkip Keaaeth H. Fo« a.nd MIIKI Jean tf««. The programa wera In charge wfict you art m!it!n

low-Down 12282" U4m on a high-powered Perfbnner M00R4ID Let u* tell you diis: trim traveler covers the ground—hugs as "extras" on so many others. Such The Buick pictured here packs more the curves — holds its course on the things as an oil filter, air cleaner, power than yon find in any other car of straightaway —smothers the bumps vacuum booster, built-in summer ven- its tin and room and price. with its big soft coil springs on all four tilation are all yours at no extra charge. wheels. That's the power of Buick't newest It's hard to believe but it's true. If you There's big-car room inside—fix* can afford a new car, you can afford this •USHSM MM MONT • WNin-OtOW high-compression valvc-in-head eight— passenger room — headroom, hiproom, the F-263 Fireball Engine, that really Buick at the prices we're quoting today. mtmiMtm • 4-wnm con tmmim shoulderroom, kneeroom, front and rosout-tusi otrw • OUAI VINTIMT»OM gets miles from a gallon of gas. Better come in and look this smart buy back. OKAMIINI tmiNS • KOY W HtHtl over. Add to this die fact that it tips the scales Come in, look it over, and we think . Hi n< •is'ili aw «K>M W >tss*» MM* at 3817 pounds curbside—and you begin you'll agree-it's big in everything but m*uim*iru**mimm**mtm to see why this big-powered beauty is price. such a nimble-footed number out on % the road. And that's where it really shines. Jf AnythTncj w« t«y abaut our fin* Htckay-Fraaman euUreaah, you've shopped around you'll know But that's only Chapter I of the per* what we mean when you reed the price yau will My better... after you've had a ehanee ta enjoy formance story. •ha dittinguiihed riehnew ef their woeltm ... fha i»yla. tags, and what they include in the way fully imert appearance these coett five you ... and tha There's a big-car feel to the way this of standard equipment vhat shows up Smart Buy's Buick aaiy comfort that Hiekay-Freemen'i expert hend-teilorina acnievei. 1m Hi Htum I, WLQS., , ~-y Umlt, 107. ta 111. DE RIDDER BUICK. Inc.

HI tramway • (Open Friday 'til 9) Lana, Iraneh 163 to 169 Monmeuth Stroot M 6-2069 If 94 N« •« %m liiieaa a*r tke UN Observer af Deearator*. WJS.CS. liftitallt Mra. Marie Judge TaAdaVta. County ReadcBlt BaUOKT-Mr*. Marl* C. BALLET ART SCHOOL JadJge waa laataiiad u prerldent af the WM.CM. at a candle tight LaealBah.'i Vint Florida aervtee laat Thuraday nlcrht at the HELA SLWIYSKA lHUrcd) MattalacaVBi MIAMI BEAa tha Miami lay all*ii attired 1* maroon robea. CLASSES NOW Beach eceaafroat. Mae. Jeha liadeay w*a nrcaniat. Mildred R. Mattahedek ef Wear Other member* ef the group era Other aaVer* inittlled were Mm Terk city win aa th* eaeaker at from aurreuading eemaauaitiee, aad Beatrice Bat* vice president; Mr« IN SESSION the traalda weetlag af tha Bad they hive beta ipreading New Jer- Vtetet Jahaaaa, treasurer: Mr>. Beak Betel (raw Baaday eveaJag sey eairit up and down tha heule- MUdcad Kaachl. aecretary ef aplr- FOR BOYS AND URIS at the heate af Mr. aad Mr*. David varde af tki* fameu* reaart eeater Kaal llnj; Mr*. Emll/ Bteven*. ror- I* Wart am MeUrea at The la- aa they a** th* aight* la thair ewa and Bremotianal aerre- feraaal aaeetiac- haa heea alaaaid chartered ku* tram Bora Bueea af tary; Mr*. Steahaal* Swenson and BALLET • TAP - TOE - CHARACTER by the lecal Bate'le ee a "fellew- Red Bank. Mra. Ulliaa Wett. aecretarle* of uo" ta UaKed Natlee* vaak. Under leaderehip af Natal church activitlea and Chrintian ao- FOR §TACK AND TELFA|§|O!V •tout, tha party aa* viaitad well caal ralatieaa: Mra. Thelma Bw»n knew* tauriat tpote, aad ku heaa aaa, aetretary of Miaaionary edu- PNOIE§§IONAL TRAINING AND OKIGINAL ROUTINES gettlaf deea Bauth auntan* hatwaea ca«l*a. aad Mr*. Eleanor Llndaay, •cran dla< fram the Patrlctaa'a raeerdlag aecretary and arcretary Teen-4g*r» Ctmut* to Oercfo* Gracm, Poitm mnd Charm private beach. T»en«y-*ia wame* af ahMdren »»4 youth. Hedmeimg Courtet for Women and ei(ht men comariaa th* aatty. A aaclal, at which refte*hmenli SERVING Although ehaervlag all caaad Hav atrved, followed. Mra. Ade SPECIAL CLASSES FOR PRESCHOOL AGE Me, the eapeditieei ma4e a aeat trip faean and n delegation from af It, drlviag ttraigkt threugh ta the Oteeaaert MethodiH church 6 RROAD STREET RED RANK cemplet* th* ruafraaa Bad Baak vat* gu**U at the affair. RED BANK ta Miami Beach la dS haara. PHONES RE 64676.M •ml RE 6472B Enjoyini the vacatlaa era it Beta ar* akl* t* nake pocktt mnnty Prate, Harry Kinf, Uelle Waad- r eaHia* T»« BjfliUr.—Advertisement. AND JERSEY SHOW AREA w*rd, John Oalatra, Nerawa Bteat and Mia* Rita DtlVeeeMa. a> af Ited Bank; Mr*. Harriet Btaat, tittle Silver; MUi Peggy Beheef- ftia, Oceanport; Robert Imlay awl Mr. and Mra. Norman Hallaaa, fair NEON SIGNS Htven; Mm. Barbara Mellael. Banv eon; Mr*. Orae* Temalao, Bhrewa- hury, Mn. Mary Johaaaa, Maw REPAIRS 41 SERVICE Miry Johnaon and Mr*. Oaarga INCREASINGLY DESIRABLE! Laiarian, Eatentewn: Mra. BJaa LMOMICWt COttCATNOM Itoblnion and Miei edna RaBlaaaa, Be* Bright. Wallace Bennett, Mr*. Bteohaae Nipalitans aad Mr*. Buaan DIBta- NO AOVANCI edett*, Aikury Park; Mra. M. A. Kraemer and Mrt. Helen Meer* Mr*. MeUafcadefc la aa accredited Manaaiuan; Mr*. Vivian VanBraat eba*rver far the Baka'l Interne- Weat Belmar; Mr*. Orlen Oavtaaa tianal community far the UN. *h* Elberon; Mr. Mary Palumha, Bel (ervea a* the eieevtlv* accretary af mar; Mr*. Hilda Slat*, Mr*. B. M. tha ipeaker*' raaaafifc eaaualtte* Wt*t, Mn. Ruth Sweetie, Mia. far th* UN, and la ata* a *>em J«e»hlne Ollvadottl, Mr*. Bridget bar af tha eaeclaJ «emmlt:*e act Acern, Mr*. A. Barbara, Ml** ASRURY PARK up ky th* laUrnatlenal Non-Oov- Orae* Barbara and Mr*. T*r**t ernaiantal ergaalaatlen* ta rail na- Julian*, Long Branch, 11180 tional meeting* af tht* group In *l Member aewtrlea af th* UN. Radio Enginrera Mra. Mettahedeh kaa Wen a dale- PORCELAIN ENAMKL gat* ta twe meeting* af th* Inter- To Hear Rabbet* national Nan-Oer*rnm*ntaJ ergan- PORT MONMOUTK-Or. Oatdaa STAINLESS STEEL tiatlOM at Oeaeva, BwHaerlend, a* Raiabeek of Bell Teleahana lab- well M aetlng a* a delegate ta tha aratorle* will addraa* Wadmaday INDOOR • OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS Middle Eaattra eanferenea of Nan- nl(ht'« mtatlnf af tha MaaaMath a*v*ramantal ergealiatlene at I*. county *ub«ecUon af th* laatltata taabul Turkey, aad at Lea* Bue- af Radio Engineer*. C*M, If. T. Th* meeting will ha kald at th* ROAD'AD SERVICE, Inc. •h* ku traveled ta feur eentin- Psat Demonstration theater, Bunt enti, vitHing aior* than 4ft eoun- ave. Dr. Ralabeck'a talk w||| ^» 41 SO. MAIN ST. ASIURY •ARK trlea, hoik aa a d**lgn*r and lec- "bevetopment* In Tranilttor Clr. turer. Profuelonally «h« I* a mem- cuiu." The ifsilon. epen ta th* ber of the committee on trade re- public, begin* at I p. m.

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10 RMiai lit tha Ftrat Saetion—ALL QUICKLY SOLDI 2* hamai in tha Saeana* Saetien—SOLD OUTI Ana* MW, with 31 naw hamat tn tha Third Saetlan, thli $ A MONTH yauthfwl eammunify racily "eamai af w" ai ana af Ml* lavalfait anywhara. 77 ELKWOOD wan immadtata favor—and no wandarl Tnrfy waltaanttruefad 4-room, 3>badraam madarn ONLY *1150 MUM ranch hamai « * . built at «olid hamai thautd ka, •ram kana-dry eallar te tmulatad reaf. Daiifnad ta LOW-COST 4% — 21 YIAR MORT»A»I Btrmanlia with thalr turreundingt ... an ipaeleui, landtaapad 78'KIOO' Iota ... and budgat>»rtaad at II2.N0. NO ADVANCE In prfaa In ipffa af In. araaiad building aaittl Atk anyena who livai In ILKWOOD — they'll wy: "latt buy far milai •AMP tRIIf NON-VETERANS: CHECK THESE "LUXURY HOME" FEATURES Moderate Down Payment

MMNltff wtpt* Sal* Make your WMhcwy M easy as turning a dial with a new Auto- »• a $79 A MONTH matic Electric Washer. See the iaa let. many new models on display at 5 Different Models To Choose From! your local dealer's today. MialitlM. Direction!! Vltit model hsfflt. from R«d Bank: Rouli 38 t* C*t**« •leaanta dlntag r**m. Inwn eintcr. turn lift an Broid It, ta rropi>rtr. ALLEN BROTHERS, Inc IM RIVIR ROAD •AIR HAVIN OFFICE: Red Bank 6-4440 MODEL HOME: Eatontown 3-0561 Bfeir Type Coal Barge Launched for J.CPJkL. •nun CIANB

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', N Y D I H 8. CO HOW OPM 991900* EDWIN H WERNER INSURANCE SKATING IN ALL KINM OF WEATHER EVERY OAY ANO NiOHT UNTIL MAY 1ST IN AMURY '•AUK AT THE FAMOUS i. H. Werner, •resident «f Jersey Central Power a llejht «M J. Sarfaat af , ewner af SeraeM Itae eoraer* MONTE CARLO company and the city of Asbtiry Park were honored recently at aftaja, aroaeres ta eroeti twa wa«i*iaAai sa^tna acjaM#T fwv ^ajw# n- » A »«_»-. .«J LI. t*< slak* »--»- •> tJlaAl NEW ARTIFICIALLY FROZEN christeninf ceremonies held in Kingston, N. Y., where e new Mf« sarcjanf, canTar, anv PW»« ^afwafa rtfnr, ivas vn* WI^PT ICE SKATINO RINK typo stool berae was launched. The modern I.OM-ten ejiant aWa: Tna naw bar§a pJ«nfai iata tba wafar far tba fkit Mm. I slid into the water bcerinf the utility president's name and As- TKa caramany wai attandad by tavaral wwnd»»d ptn 1 kf ailciad af J.C.P.AL and tba Sarfant KM. Mawlnf tb» MMNIfJON PIUS TAX b*y Park, N. J. The berae is the Utest of several used m U«Mninf aparatiant. »»a barfa wa« tawad dawn tka Hwdtaa Mostswy to transportinf more then 100.000 ton* of coal ennyeMy to the power compeny's electric production stetions servmf this eree. rivar and pot inta tarvica. itiM AM. «e 1st*) MeW -ItaliftH. Photo left: Mrs. Goodwin E. Crosby. Oanby. Vt., niece of 0on. MT. a SUNOAVS ward that end, notwithstanding ward Price, Dr. E. f. Oeldeerf aad 10 A.M. f I JoiM'» Promnlrd that they were limited in fund! and Mrs. Sally VuDoerea. To Private Fir«l Cla>* Tax Board Rules In time for the operation. Th* committee wa* proposed lest ttesrM.-4tet1.MMI, Our inveattgatlona, involving the month by Csuaetlma* Netla Ja. : SKATES FOR RENT FREE PARKINO RIVER PLAZA - Eugene R viewing of more than *H) prop-cobsen. Joneii, «on of Clarenco Jonr« of On Long Branch erties in th* city and comparison • mmtMHumn AN». thli place, has been promoted to private first clans and will - be as- Judgment* resulting from the of aaaerament* on thete and many oafgavATMiN aootii signed to Maxwell Air Force base, tax appeal hearings and investiga- other properties, Indicate that fur- It'. SHERMAN'S ^sFtwa^aewwgsaiiffjgs*/^ •*na^gnin*w tions by the Honmouth County ther further adjustment* muat be Ala., for technical training In theBoard of Taxation, In connection mad* before the equaliiation •Take any Mssre Point JigeV Air Force on the job training pro- For Slip Covers gram according to official! at with the reassessment of property •ought after can be considered ae- Sampson Air Force base, N. Y. in Long Branch, wer* released mpltihed and recommendations and Draperies Thursday by the board. to that effect are being made to aftBNTT CARL* P.F.C. Jonet recently completed With these judgment*, the board th* aucMor. hi* Indoctrination training at made public the following com- •amp/ion, where the program In- ment: cluded character guidance, mathe- Assessment* In the City of Long 8M Brisht Pick. matlci, ptyeholosical and chemical Branch for the tax year of ltSl Youth Commilif* warfare, cuatoni* of the (crviee, otalled »2O,2M,O"5, being llttM,. drill and other aubJecU. Z45 on land and buildings and M,- SEA BRIGHT • • A juvenile coun- 2M,tS0 on personalty. Thi* is ancil •ommlUoe, to help young people Increase of |1,941,MS over the her* who find themselvei on th* ratable* (or th* tax year of 1M0,wrong *ide of the law, was named BEAT THE th* Increase being I1,S4I,3M on land Friday night by th* mayor and and build Inga and $ti,»W on per-council, sonalty. Of thl* total Increase, Council fully endoraed name* for |327,K)0 U on new construction; member* of trm committee which hence it ia reasonable to assume wer* luggeated by Chief of Police that an Increase of IMH.Ott re- B*rt Boyer. Th* local group la on* sulted from the reauesiment. of many which have been set up There are approximately 12,000 In the county to combat juvenile FR££ZIN properties In th* city of Long us um,up*i, runt AMSOV. N. I delinquency. Branch which were subject to re- i*,N»,«*f •Isw by thoa* employed by th* Named a* eommltte* member! !lty to make the reassessment. The were Jack Weinheimtr, county pro* IIS appeals filed with the board batlon officer, chairman; John P. ADDKKSS. 'or the year ltSt represent only Weir, borough magiitratc; Chief 1.5 per cent of the total number Boyer, Rev. Robert 8. Judge, pa*- cirr. if assessments involved. tor at the Sea Bright Methodist SEASON church; Mr*. Helen Sawyer, prin- In addition to the** US appeal* for reductions in the 1M1 assess- cipal at the Bea Bright school; Ed' ment*, there were filed with this board, 95 discrimination appeals for increases of assessment! on a like number of properties. These •5 discrimination appeals were dis- missed for lack of prosecution. Of th* Its appeals for reduction*, eight were withdrawn, on* wa* tor an exemption and 14 wer* for reduc- Seller performance 4 ways tion! of assessments which hat not been raised from th* assess- ment* of 19S0. Of the remaining 1« appeals, which might be at- tributed to the MMMssment, this board affirmed th* assessment* In M cases anc' m«d* adjustment* In 4t eases, There wer* nve cases in which error* had been mad* in SWITCH TO CITIIf f IRVICI assessing uncompleted buildings and it ease* were settled on rec- ommendations of th* city. Among these 27, were several easea of typographical or clerical error* in entering th* assessments. This board fed* that, In this re- SM.64«bk4Mii enate d* assessment, th* elty mad* a sin- cere attempt to bring about en equalisation of asiessmtnta within th* city of Long Branch and that GASOLENE thos* employed for that purpose aeetioM hUp yws to mad* commendable • progress to- work aad

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"Joh-Rated" truck . . . be- cause you get wide front nwa M'jmt UMSSN ie engUMered to at your body aseda. tread, crow-iteering (ei- On whselbaasa of 12T, U9rVlTO% aad 1»V, it wuTaecom. nodate a wide variety of bodise, from 8 ft to 18M ft is eept C.O.E. model*), short lth whcelbase and worm-and- . ^ VoMtalisr trucks provide sjmilar features Medsrafeld Deere Seld Sulaslv*h> la roller ateering gear*. Shore Gas and Oil Co., Inc. MeaaeMk, Oceaa *ad souther* Middle. aad advantages to gWe yea better performance on your Job. sea Ceuatlss ky LONG MUNCH, N. J. §9 ^t af VT Stata Chaamlam ehasa DatJaa t. eWve ta ttie 1M1 NattsiMl Traek Raattoal OVERHEAD DOOR Distributors Cities Service Products PRODUCTS CORP. FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc MONKS—Long Brandt 6-1812 Aibury Park 24850 16 Venn of ConUnuoui S«ivlcs I 149-133 W. Front Stcot t Ml SHMWSIURY AVENUE j -•lit* RED SANK ' PHONE M S-4IM 9Am mtnmm. HOVMWM P. T. A. MCETIWO New Law Relieves Home Owners OCEANPORT — The Parent- Legion Wonen Teach«r a»aocinSon will meet Tues PHOUrT SERVICE day at f 15 p. m. at the achool. Th<- From Capital Gains Inequity meeting waa originally arhedulri] Pun Program for Wcdnecday, Nov. 21, but waj changed became of Thar.tc«giv.ni[ A lav ha* feaea pteead wklch re- day. Thoma« S. Field. Jr., of Mki- On Amerifanmn lieva* home awaera froaa aa dletown will apeik en "Hlstorj? Units Meet iaeejaity la tke capital gaiaa tea Auxiliary to Aid Monmouth County," putting ™. Dolly's Hand Laundry lav. The National Aaaedatioa af phasli oa the Oceanport aection. Al Twtaiifttt Ftst, Beat Batata Board* ha* keea Mothera of Bfth grade pugiilj. hrarl- «d by Mra. Armando Sebrlnfr, will tmST-CUSS WOIULMAHSHI* * latrtor ela year*. County Projects be hottenaei. Tko aev lew pravidaa tkat whea Puada for a ckildren* party and HIOHLAMDB — AvaJMerlea a* tka eala e( tka taxpayer'* prin- for the Salvation Army were votrd In 1»4», 102.671 men died of r«n- 121 V. FRONT STREET RED BANK. N. J. county Amcrlcaa Lagiaa paata ta** cipal reticence I* fallavad within at a meeting of the auxiliary of pr, rompared with 10)1,MO -n. month wil a yaat by tha purchaa* af a *we» Shrewabury American Legion poat graaju aa the tl atitate. or vkea tke MbatHvU I* laat Tkuraday at the poet home on baeiBjkt wttkta a year prior ta tka Rlveraida ave. Fundo to purchase •Ml VUHt ••*••" MOWNt *• CMNSMI AaaevacaeMat ef tMa aale, gala I* to a* raeagalaad aely magaahwa and (aaall glfte for in- ma4* at • aNUai af tha ta tka eetaat tkat Ike eetllag price daeteaa iate> tha armed forcee wer* Ugiaa awlllaria* TtXUr at ar tke aM keeae attcadc tke cwtalaa approved. ef tke aaw. light* port Kamt, wHh wrtw eg T»e children* party will be held that auxiliary a* >M1WII Tka*, If a dwcltlig pwreheeed la by tk* eouaty auxiliary for the pa- MM Anna Cheraer, Ifalaa Baeea, IMC far |l*,*»* was **U a* traded tleat* at the Child Treatment Cen- J. YANKO couaty areeiaeat, aaia' tka taete far ia 1M1 far IIMM, tkera would rearaaeatatlve* ta tka Ifew /eraejr have heea a taaeki* gala af ••,«• ter at Briabaae. 30 BROAD ST. REDIANK atria' ttata MN>«HM far »SB)wader tke aM law. Vader tke aaw Mr*. Frank Bailey aald that all hat ktaa Mlad. fUaarti af tka araat- law, kewever, aa pertlea. ef tke raaarvatloaa have been taken for dent'* aetlvitie* ti4 af tkafa af gala la taaabia, presided a eub. tka Ittaeheoa ta be keld Monday at variant* 4eaartmeat rhattoiea were etltate "ariaeipal ratldaaca" • the Weet End manor. Alao, plan* read. Mr*. Ltlliaa MiaM af Kay •aught witkla tka th«a HmH ft* wara aaada tor the eeeond annual part IH namea* etude ehelraaaa. Ill.Cta ar mar*. If tke replaca- ground hog kail Feb. I, 1M2, with Hra. Ckarlca Biter af Waaamaaa* •Mat coat la leee taaa HIM*, **y Mr>. Alea Ravder aa chairman, aa- ni name! lialami atlcar ta act IU,*M. tke emawat taaebl* a* gala aiated ky Mra. Harold Ely, preal- with Marvin Kewmaa af tka ceaatr 1* 11,0M. dent, Mra. Stuart Edington. Mra. America* Leglea. Tke arevlelaa anptlea where eac John Alcaander, Mr*. John Kaatle Wonderful savings on new Mm. Mortimer E. VanSeater af raaldaae* I* eachaaged fer aaather, and Mra. Jamea Braney. riir Havtn »ld tha Atlantla Higa- wh«r* a replacement reiidenca U New membrre Introduced were Janoa luilliary, rree>rlek Dempeey eonetraeted by the taipay»r rather Mr*. Daniel Patteraon, mothfr of auxiliary of Anbury Perk m< Wil- than pwrchaaed, aal where tha re-tha commander of Shrewsbury post, bur J. Price auxiliary of Keaaekurg placement ii a reaidence which and Mra. George H. Kinkatlc, Jr., have exceeded their l«Jt yaar'* had ta be reennuructed In order wife of the poet adjutant. mcmberahiB. Mr a. Elinor Church af ta permit occupancy. In the caie Prlaa* were awardi-d to Mra. Winter Coats Bradley Beach eata 4h* eounty neat of conatruction af a new home, It Alexander and Mro. Kamui>l Caro- areeldenta' dinner will h« held at ma*t he need aa tha ttapaycr'a tenuto. A Chriatmax party will bo tVau Rlvage, Spring taka Height*, prteclpel reaideac* within U held at the Dec. IS meeting, In Mar. I, U». meath* after the eale of the former charge of Mr*. Mortimer E. Van- VUI ItUA a. .Mt MRfiit jnbcthfi Ur«. Church tUa teM af * aaaee, ham*, and thla It montha la al- Sauter. held Saturday at Sea Olrt laa. *Vlowed fer reinvesting proceed* »t the Monmouth County HoaBltallaed th* tele. la ether cue*, th* new V«terane eomatlttee. She aald eam- houa* mnet tw aeed •• the prin- mlttee mambera will ataca a ae** cipal realdene* within a year after Camera Club for tha vetcraa* *t Maala Park, the eat*. Nov. JT. Mri. Anna RlKaar af Kay- The taapayer la net required to Hal Meeting 39oo port, county ehlld wtlfara chair- have actually heea eeeupylng hit man, tald that county unit* will old residence en the data of IU PORTAUPECK - The Hhoro w«N*wfen ta live a Thanksgiving party Satur- aale. Belief I* available even though Camera club held an organisational day at tha Child Treatment Center he moved Into hi* new home and etlng Wednesday night of last Mode to til from 49.00 to 59.0$ at Allaire. rented th* eld en* temporarily be- week at the home of Mre, Betty _^_ "****• ^—^e^ B»»MBV t*amMaw Mr*. Clara VanNot* af Athury fore IU eale. Similarly, he may eb- Carpenter of thla place. Park waa Hi* attendance award. tala relief even though he rent* A committee comprising aeorgn There were «T member* and tkraa eat hie aew realdenee temporarily Tateeilan, 8hrew*hury; Maj. Wil- Mae gue*t* preaent. The neat meeting before occupying It, If he mave* In lard Lambe.rtuf, Fort Monmouth: will he Dec. 14 at the rarmlngdal* within a year or It month*, a* theJam** White, Eaton town; Kugene t^irton pott home, with memfcara caaa may ha, after tha aale ef hie Blegel, Long Branch, and Mri. Car- paah, of Hawaii auxiliary aa haateaeee. eld houae. Th* apodal treatment I* penter wee named to prepare a Better tailored all wool mats af, avaltabl* only with reepeet la eneeonetltutlon to be read and voted Engineers Obaerve aala *r eiehange per year, eseept on at th* next meeting, Nov. 27. • new low price! Included in this wkea a aew reildenee I* lnvolunt«r. Member* will auhmit print* at that >4 »•-»-«- JJ * Ladles meeting to be dlaeuaaed and com- group lire hundaome tweed*, Irjr converted. mented en by Harold Briller, for- BATONTOWIf — Member* af If th* realdene* I* part ef bna- mer Inrtruetor at the School af Monmouth-Ocean ehapter, Society In*** property, a* la th* eea* *f Modern Photography, New York, suede*, jnrri djed flannel*. All of Profeaeleaat Engineer* aad Lead an apartment over a ttora building ftt COPROX Surveyor*, observed their aaaaal *r a bom* «a a fern, an* the *a- Th* group ha* been Invited to , Tliew fonta have fine crept ladlea' night program et a diaaer tira property I* eold, th* provUlM attend Wedneaday'a meeting of the . MM VarMO, N. Y last week at Cryttal Brook Farm appXei aaly t* that part aeed aa Tome River Camera club. Featured and «r« wool Interlined. Inn. "Hank" Uonard at South Aav a residence, lneludl|ig th* envlrana at that meeting will be a tape re- hoy entertained with plaaologae*. aad outbuilding* relating ta tha corded lecture entitled "An Analy- Some with velvet trim, gome with BUY AND SAVE AT Harry C. Shinn wee glvea a dwelling but net thoee relating ta st* af Reeognlied Sa.on Prtntt," framed cartlSeate la reeegaltlea ef the budnea* operation*, by Ragaar Hedenvall. pu«h-tip cuff*. In e I a » «I c and oeUtaadlag **rvle« readered the Tha club agreed ta tioM future LITTLE SILVER ajioelatlon by Lawrence Wagner, Th* beaeSt* af th* new law aa. ply to the *al* of an owner'* home meetlnga at tha *un room of the flared award* committee ehalraaaa. A gift Oarfleld Grant hotel, Long Branch. DeFALCO'S HARDWARE wa* alao gtvea ta Mr*. Shlnn. Fred made after Dec. 11, 1PM. Child* waa *ad~oreed for re-eleetloB Bolrton Waterbury, the vice pre*. Other* preaent were Richard PROSPECT AVE. ft CHURCH ST., to the etata beard ef engineer*. Went of the fourth dutrlet of the Tuaten, Ralph Armstrong, Mra. For J\m!ors and Misses Dlnaer tableo war* deeeratea la a Wow Jersey Aaaoclatloa of Real Oeorg* Tateoilan, Lawrence Ooe, LITTLE SILVER Thaahaglvlng motif by the aasll- BeUte Board*, believe* the newMr. and Mr*. Arthur Meeaa, Mr. lary af th* chaster. There were CO law will inereaaa tha aalea of homea and Mra. Thomaa Brown, U E. member* aad gaaeta preaeat. In thla aeetlea from Sve to tea perEvMuwa, Oeorge Gregory, Anne cent. Lucke, Eleanor Voorheea, Ruth Welt, Laverne Klllen, Mr. and Mr*. High katlad aha** and "wadglw- William relit, E. Murry. Dr. A. vw* vora In Biirap* la tka alga- draham Blddla and Ma). Jack Car- totaU OMtury. MANDNIW AUTOMATIC Best Value By Comparison mum Visit These Two Curley Well Built Model Homes AUTOMATIC MtttlNO See For Yourself-FAIR ENOUGH rinta «Javbla«riMai e Ml lead af cloth** wtiltar, wfIQMOf W Wtllflifiaj BjMHaVn Here at last is a really expansive ranch home on large FOUR ROOMS . TILE RATH • EXPANSION ATTIC . landscaped plots with a choice of six different exteriors. ATTACHED GARAGE . OVERHEAD DOORS Then are three well proportioned bedrooms, one uniquely LOT 73x150 . SEEDED AND SHRUBBED designed to doable as a den and featuring a wood panel wall at one end. There is a large living room with fire MODERN KITCHEN SriRAUTOt WASNINO place, a dinette and a ceramic tile bathroom. Tha modern kitehan It aquippad with 34 in. Wolbilt G«i Range, Spacioui Cabinoh, Iroom Cloict and a Kitchan Linan Clatat, Formica MODERN KITCHEN Top. Th* msatafl klfakan Ii •quipped with a landlx Washing Maehlna, 14 In. WsJbll? Oat ftanga, Spa-clout Cabineti, Formica Top, Broom OTHER FEATURES Clotot ana] • Kitchen Llnsn Claitt. NO-WORK DAMP DRYINO ftlNIRAl BJCTMC OIL tURNIR RAWAMT NOT WATIR MAT wtilfli ctatka* OTHER FEATURES AUTOMATIC »A$ HOT WATIR H1ATIR INSUUTION OUTSIN WAUS AND ClUlrttM PUSTniD WALLS lisBB> laVdBBBalSl lalaBdB* WOOD SHIMOtlS ^ .. -noa r vw^w nnf •as Hat' I. O. W. WIATHIR STRIPPfO WINDOW! EASY Sovti Tliiit and Monty ^ NIW u$m mm Wafaapsr effYeMrOwa SCRIMS • COMBINATION STORM DOOM MaMltM WALIPANR OP YOUR OWN SH1CTION Two buty tub* ¥r»rk •» once, do a wttk't ^ Asakalff TNs ea Ptesn ASPHALT TIM ON PLOORS (Celsr ef Ysar Owa SttMtteal n in WM fhofi on hour. 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Tfee f««w Mania Carla «ta?i«*) tmk at Aifcury Park, tfc* larfeir •# Its tad U* America, (jilt-Edge Improvement Can Be Mode At Pin with • tketinf araa a* mara ••»•• 20,000 tquara feet, kas bee* c*ma4ere« and li «aw In »p«r. •tit*. Mila« af pipa wara laid an tha fcaMem af the peel (• carry etiiited brine. A Una hat Money Prices * We'll Show You How wafer ipray btiiMs «p rka ica. Tna Manta Carla hai beared facilities far skate cfcanfin«, a skate rental service end ample fraa parking facilities. A «» pttWia address system has bee* Installed te previde wusie far tfca skaters. An entlesed prcmenede restaurant, bar ana) ceck> fail laynfa avarlaak (da rink. Sketina, will centinue, witfc day ana) nie>t sessieftt, yntil May I, wftan tha rink wiH afain be canvarfaa) te a swimmine, peel. The Medicker bretfcers ara apar«. fart af the naw venture.

PRANK MIINIM PINF. William J. Connor, M McCarlfr ClaMify 25 Cow ave., Fair Haven, and John De- Davidson Estate Itarce, »J Nnreink ave., Highland*, were fined $2S each Monday night In Marlu Herd Ptrfext gtms-ond moor tw—t-btewtw by MacUtrate Arnold Tulp for l«m- Willed to Widow MNCROrT — Twenty-live regis- perini with a lire hydrant on Hal- FREKHOl.D — Eira Davld.on ar tered Jeraeyi in the herd, ownj>d by loween night. John Witkowakl, who Red Bank, who died Oct. ZS, willed] Marlu farm of thii place, were re- police xaicl wa« with DeMarco and hi» entire palate to hia willow, Hor- cently classified under a program Connor, hut who claimed he didn't olhy Davidson. The will »«i flled of the American Jersey Cattle club. get out of the car, wn lined |1!S. for prob»tp last WPPW in thp office The tlaatifliation rated the animals of Surrogate Dorman Mcfaddin. for type, comparing them against Chailea F. Hcott, Ur, of R«4 the breed'* icore of 100 point* (or a Bank, whs died Oct. M, willed hla perfect animal. ratate to hla ion, Charle* F. Heott, The classification vita for all pre- Jr. Vlncenzo Ceccro of Rrd Bank, vlouily unclaimed femalea that who died Fen. W, willed 12,000 to a have had at leaat one calf and tor RIM irandaon, Vinccnio Ceccro, and the all bulli aver two years old. They Build A FuivAHlW remainder sf the eitate to hit tan, were rated by Prof. O. O. SchMfe'r Anthony Cecero. of the Meredith Printing company, Rumpua ROOM Howard A. Sutphen of Freehold, New York, K. Y. gchaefer is an That duity, aid cellar ew ba trait** •pie vU aaaa walla ata aa miM who died Oct. Ml, made 1500 he- official elasslAer for the club, whlrh formed into » "Banain Batamtat" with •aarkfiiii fuaarlHa Ulabaar4 quOita to hia grandchildren, Charlea ha* ita national headquarter* at Co- with a. llttla CtlatM wtllbaara, a Caatat la artfkt aolata aM aM* Dudley Miller, Elitabeth ". Miller, lumhu*, O. tank*, Our immi lambar, ar la* Marion K. Mayer and Florenea C. couple af tan* of atial, aaa a Hw OUT CL0TWN6 VALUES Of the SI animal*, ona received athar odd* ui «naa. torlar aly*iaa« iMkM taUMa fw* Hunter. KM nrqueata fo to hla •MitraaalaaalaMM, treat grandchildren, Charlea Dud- he highest rating of excellent. Rhe ley Miller, 3d, Oerrlt Mayer and «lt Commando Marlu Trlxy. Twen- Richard Edward James Hunter. ty of the animal* classified scored 1100 hequcsU go to Valerie Miller very good, and four (cored good are something and Freida Zoller. The remainder plus. A Charming BedreoM I* Eneloac Tbl P»reh For of the estate goeii to hla daughter, The classification program spon- Harriett* 8. Miller. sored by the American Jeraey Cat- Hiding In Your Altie An Extra Uviaf ROOM Victoria Updike Pyle ef Allen- tla club ia designed to help breed- er* ef registered Jerseys improve Why wait* *pac* whta tt'a *o *asy A grand -*pot (a eat up taa T*H> hur«t, who died Oct. 23, willed 11,000 and lnexpenalva to remodel tkat viilon and *av« waar aad tear as to talk about to her husband, Ernest I«roy Pyle. their cattle by knowing which ones unfinished attic Inta a lovely bad- tha reit of th* housa. W* hava A granddaughter, l.lnda Updike, coma closest to the breed's stand- room or small apartmtat. laa our ,,JV. everything you a**d, fro** nalli recoives $500 and jewelry. A grand- ard of perfection. plan book* tor Idea*, ^^*aa> to *hiagl«(. son. Warren Updike, will receive $500. Ma4>!ewood Cemetery associa- tion of Freehold will receive 1300. FLOWERS AT MONUMENT FREE ESTIMATE ... PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE Linens, nilver and blanketa go to Five Red Bank organisation* her dauRhter-in-law. Millie Updike. placed flowers in front of the mon- The home at 308 Cedar ave. and ument at borough hall Sunday in TEXACO ROOFING the remainder of the estate goes honor of Red, Bank's war dead. to her son, Paul Updike. (Iroups which placed wreaths at FOR TRANSITMIXED GONGRETE CALL DEAL 7-9200 Minnie H. Aufrccht of Avon, who he monument included the Red died Oct. 12. willed tl to her ate- Bank Are department, Rainbow di- ter, Josephine gherwin. Each child vision Veteran*, Shrewsbury post, of her deceased brother, William American Legion, and its auxil- Hampei, will receive $1. A friend, iary. Red Bank post, Veterans of Anna LcPinsky, will receive $499. Foreign Wars, and the Executive Monmouth Lumber Co. The remainder of the estate goes council of the Red Bank fir*- de- to her husband. Rmsel W. Leary partment. 79 CENTRAL AVENUE RED BANK, N.J. of Neptune townahip, who died Oct. 10, willed hi* estate to hla daughter, Elizabeth I. I.eary. IJJ- belle D. Long of Spring Lake Heights, who died Oct. 7. willed her estate to her husband. Walter E. Mackley of Sea Girt, who died Oct. 19, willed hia estate to hla toat/io drivef widow.

Exhibit Painting At Whitney Museum NEW YORK-A painting called "CompMition," by Marshall Simp- son and Roslynn Middleman of Middletown, i* among ISO *uch of- fering* being displayed In the Whit- ney Museum of American art here, The show, which opened lait Thursday and will run to Jan. *, U the yearly exhibition of contem- porary American art. Painter* sub- Hara ara two txamplat af why our clothing valuts tn tubjacti af mit thilr offering* only by invi- canvartationl And no wandar thay'ra talkad about whaVi wa can tation. All phase* of modern American painting* ar* depicted ia maat high standards af fit, laaki and waar and kaap our pricoi «a the collection. low. Thii suit for axampla, af sturdy all woal worstad cemas in your choiea of gray, brown and blua. Many af thaia formerly sold *i tfAL CHlMATbWM CHOPSW $60 and $6$ ... an axcaptianal valua at thii prica. 3 Season Zip Coats

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Ma* aarerd. Aarther aelatiag a* Dairy Herd a*toclati*a f*r taa Tkaaajayhrlag day aervle* which WOVEN PLAIDS tk* !•• artlata, "Caeaptaltic*," M BMatka of September aad Octakar. They lived at Hotokeit, whert wW be held, at t a. m. at the Re- Cept. Bad* waa employed en Lach- e«rr*eU* plated aa dlaaiay ia tk* Thla waa refected thie woek ky ad ehureh. The paetor ef the MM eaklbittea af cMtetaparary Richard O. Rlt*. attarlatt agrlewl- awanna ferrle* 41 yeare. They Aattrkaa palatine at tfc< Whltaey aharck will praMd* aad Rev. returned to Belfard when th* cap- tural ageat. He aaM tka atayar'a Mr. Bataty will deliver th* wrmon. tain retired i* 1M2. Haetuai a( Aawrieea Aft la Ma« herd averaged alt aauadt Vt kwt- attaiaUr* *f tha other Keyport Tark trty. Urfat. Unable t* attend th* aanivfrtary la«j |I.H (ii y«i •• thii ahurckaa wilt partlcipatt. dinner wtra their grandtoaa. Cpl. Othtn taklMtiaf at Uaatclair OB* af Mayer st***aa* **wa, !**• Tka amt aaeetlag will bt Dae. at* VMfiala Birdaell Btafatt af Eat bett, wt* th# *eae«iatl*B'i great- Rabert W. Bada. V. H, Marine aaaawa, wka la ak*via« a aaiat 8 at tka aaraaaag* af Rev. Fred- corpi, whe it ia aetiea ia Korea, tat butterfat producer far Octakar artch Baaa, natter af Get humane and PF.C. Richard Bada. ttatloaed lag aatMltd tJkurtk"; Aatkeay J. -t».t p*uadi-Mr. Bka laid, trt- Mtkaraa ehureh. The Mod* wit! i ~aA Leag Breach, aa ail, baaa ranked tfclrd la vaUm* ar*. at Camp Oardon, Qa. Jrldfa"; Heary T. Ovlick, Mddie- ductien for tka awntk, wltfc MM tawa villag*. twa alia, "MlddleWwa •*ka U Haaavr ef New Terk, the pauada. The fcerd alea waa Uftad At tht end ef the Amerleta Rev1- aaaaag tke Srat Sva la valuasa ata- •rat aa>*rti*laf ageat, h*gaa huii- nut Ion there were 41 aewaptp* * 2E3* ** auattea. -k» la tMI. la th* eolanltt. MWIIM? •tret aavtag aaaatlatlea kerda la velume production w*ra tk* Hat* Driver* Unhurt ttcint ewntd by 9. O. Baa aad HI 3 Saa* af laUayatewn. with aa av- arage of Ml paunda tech. Tkaia am* aa lajurlat la tkraa Tea milk producer la tka eiaa- BEFORE YOU BUY THAT NEW HOME •laar aecMaatt ktra aver tka elatioat waa Katie, a Halatata. earaed by Walter C. flawnrar «f la a tkraa-car cratk Saturday Colt'* Meek, with S.1W aouada. * alght, a car driven by Pvt. •ammy Robert Johntaa, aaaoelatloa au* Una, F*rt Monaiouth, traveling aarvitor, aald herda klgkatt la aartk aa tUvertlde avt., ttruek the butterfat production were tkaae taar af a car drlvaa by Pranela awaed by Mayar StertH, D. T. Barceltw, Ea«t Kaaaaburg, farctRff Newbald af OaK'a Meek aad Mr. It lata tka raar of a car driven by Rat-, thote hlghett In milk Jta> Bartkaloatew Bailey, Center ave, duet ion, thoie owned by Mr. Rut, Uaaardo. aught damage wat 4ora Mr. Ntvbetd and Mr. Ilmawar; U all tan. Individual eewa hlghett In butter. A car itirtn by Jarry Vltalll fat production, tkeae awa*d ky af Mtal Baack, Eatt Kcimburf, Mr. Steven*, Mr. Hewbeld aad Mr. •abif mtt aa Watt rrant at. lit- RUMSON MODEL HOMES Rue, »*d Individual caw* hlgtaet •May, Mruek a Mrkt4 ctr awiM* la production, the** awned by Mr. kv Jaka OaUaa, at Mvartioa avt •immerer, Byraa Jshnaea af At- IM Baak. Tka tniak 1M ••< n«r laatawa, aad Mayer Steveai. i. y ItaAtr M tka DaUaa ear wera LOCATED AT THI COtNIR OF It'a one of our KMIUMB MW A ear driven by Darlt Elliabttk Jack M Brldgewattr dr., Ocean- DriverX Appeal ' •LACK MINT ROAD 4 CIDAt AVI, RUMSON. N. J. Vafc-Owr. wiA V«l rW *••»•*»«•. part, vaa atruek ia tha rear nun* %• wear Ihem without MT day by an unidentified tar which Denied by Judge failed ta ttep. Tht Koch ear waa •breaking Ik." travtllag aartk aa Shrewtbury ave rREBHOLO-Uakaldlm a car*- •I tka flaw af tka aecldeat M driving coavlctlaa by Rarltaa tawathia Maglitrata ttymour R. WALKOVER ucnrss Kltlhbtrg, C*unty Juag* Jaka C. OCSANMBT-J. T. Vaarhlt, to Olardana rrMay declared that «a> Caraaater at. River Plate, wat tucceMful appellaatt af munlclaal Sited It* Maaday night and had court deelilona hereafter will bt B. ALLEN CO. hit lletate rtvoktd (or •» dayt by aaalt with mar* aevtrely tkaa la MagMrat* WUrlam Weet Ulmaa an th* patt. • eharg* af reeklott driving. Claa Ht Impoted Ma flrtt taaavlt It MDIANK ML MH7 Mekala *( Fort Monatouth «— again*t Rlckard Mohrbutttr, IT, Saad IT far eerole** driving. County Una rd, Matawtn, wk*a MAR POST pma a* fined htm MS. Mr. Klelnbtrg kad Intd MohrbutUr |1I July U Judge Olordana axplalntd. "It M th* policy of thli court, particularly In regard to motor vehicle aaaaa, RIVER ROAD RADIO fr wbtn a new trial It not warraatad and an appeal It not merited, that th* court will double, and perhaaa treble, the magittrtte't flat." TELEVISION, Inc Judge Olordano revert** a eare- leat driving eonvletloa against Ella- worth Wilton, 57 Eatt Front at., Keyport, who had been found guilty la tha Keyport municipal court and fined tU Special (Mr {or The two world wara laereaaad tha appetite for tortlgn atwa la tht Ualted Btatt*. Imraice Views

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LARGE MODERN KITCHEN OTHER FEATURES IpUlffiO WITH STIEl SINK, URM WAU CAM* • SPACIOUS CIDAR UNflO aOSITS IN IACH NITS. WBJttT «AS RAN«I. UNO WALL. INUID ROOM ANB HAU UNOUUMi • MO OAK HOORS TNROUONOUT KXSTON WATMUIV 0 CIMTM HALL, MCTUM WINDOW '339* -At lut, Mary, . «C*M going PIMM!** EXTERIOR FEATURES • INSUUTIO WIATHIR STRNflD WINDOWS, nt R kadat hota for flra kv auraaea, I'd aavar kav* beta 0 COPflR PLUMUNO ablt to retire. But bar* we ara • NO. 1 CtDAR WOOD «WMf> fra* ta tajojr Ufa." • MODRRN IATHRO0M rromathai Tom wu able ta rebuild hit buitneaa baetuaa tea • KNOTTY HHI PRONT WAffltnr-eoaa in aariy. Snail taauraaca paid hit IOMM aad 0 AUTOMATIC OIL HIAT WITH AIR Qipoiit will MaWVai 3^'our Pniloo for nituVai enabled him to carry aa uatll aa daUvaty, with ap to 78 waaka to ptf. waa ready ta retire. • VBTUUU INTRANCI CONDITIONINO Flra Inauranea alas aaftguaraa our oommunlty through hulaft- lag lawa aad iniaootloa ttrvlcaa, adueate* our chlldrea la ara 2 Blocks From School, Churches, Storei and Bus aravmtion. It la an Mteatlal baal* for credit la aur frta *a- Good Buy for Vela* Approved by Veterans Administration terpiia* aytt'am, vital ta ladua> SAVE trial eipantloa. That'* why, to thaaa «rltleal tlmet, art latur- % 30?/. aao* la am/kidy1* butwaaa. NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION ommimcts EVERY SATURDAY ft SUNDAY FROM 10:00 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. Would your lira Inturaaea re- build H at today1* higher aaata OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE RED BANK 6-1607 I MR nmiM MvmOfMMTI M M.H.F, AND COIOK . , , would It cover your furar* Wf f K S 1O PAY tur* and athtr balongingaT Taa 8aa oa for fall detoUa... all Phileoaata hav* thai little laturaaea eaa be aoatly. 1 to advanea for fututa. TV i For your prottetloa letnteheek your aollelee nowl JOSEPH HOFFMAN RIVER ROAD RADIO * EWSION, Roliton Waterbury BUILDER— 3»7 MVII ROAD, PAIR HAVM, N. J. INIUIOR i RIALTOR ' PHONI RID RANK 64247 U Wait treat M. Bi 62 HARDING ROAD RED BANK, N. J. Phona RE 64500 Betnrtbal Toll CM Seoul Drive KEYPORT — Annour.ce««i;t kaa hrrn made of the engageaaeat of Progresses in Brighten Up Miss Gloria Esposito, daughter af Look to MIGHTY ATLANTIC Mr. and Mi.-. (J. E. Espoiito. Bread .«(. lo John Furry, son of Mr. andAll Districts Mrs. James Furry of Metawaa. Miss Espnsito was graduated MM? POT—• Pnh* Now! from Frrmont High f.rhflol, Loe Aa- eclef, Cnl., and is employed at tha Cmmmy CMUWII far New Exclusivel952 Lavoie laboratories in ttorgaavlUa. for the The largest Mr. Kurry attended Mttawan Hick Mdpiiig YMIMI Girb school and also I« employed at the Mn. A. Jackioa U*U\»y *f r»lr diiplay of Lighting Lavoi* laboratories. Havca, ckairmaa •( tfc* curraat fuM caaapaio «f tk« Kartkcra Maamauth C«unty Cauacil •{ Girl fixture* in the Beout«, thii werk rcparti that lh« drive ii BfogrtMiaf ia all dittritU. Mn. Ua«c)«y Mid tliat BMt CM- Red Bank area. trlkatiMia kav* Wca rcctivc4 wltk IctUri prtiaiar tka wark at tka cavacil aad a typical ana said "Wa witk ta coacratulata tka Nartkara COPPfft Maaaioutk Cauaty Cauacil •! OirJ •cauU •• tha (o«4 wark tkey fcava UCHE 4aaa aa4 ara 4aia« ia aur eaav- atuaity. 8a ataa? Uawa aur 4auck- tari kava c«aa iata loag and «n- tkuiiattie dataili about their work." FEIMM ELECTM. MrfLY CO la laaakiaf af tha Girl Scout SUPERSETS!*•••IIIIWIIIIIIIIIII"I 7H MVN ••. MM MAVM M eVMM program, Mra, Uadilcy aai4 "Tha fit M teak aval?? flrlt kcra an* abroad hava MIM- •lilMlllilfl tklaff all tkair awa, Oirl •eautiag. aa4 at aay af tka tkouiaaaa of valuatcar leader* would aay, It'a •II far tka «lrli, aa« tkay lava it." Warkara aaaauacad by Mr«. Uadilcy ara aa fallowi: Lang Brtaeh, Mn. Daminic Lubralio, chilrmaa, a"l«'ed by Mn. Jo«- aah Purcell. Mri. William Clean*, Television's NEW Engineering Miracle/ Mrs. Joseph Bacco, Mr*. Alex Prinitreri, Mra. Patrick Hughe«, Mm. Frank Orandinetti, Mra. Jos- eph I'oole ana Mita Kllen Qraca Burner. tea Bright, Mra. Howard Miller, Outperforms AU Others in City. Country Mra. Charlea Van Dorcn, Mra. Robert Kncler. Mra. Jamea Welsh, Mra. Walter Beveneon, Mrs Ed- ward Altman, Mra. Cecil Laytoa, and Difficult Areas!! Mra. Oarwood Phifer, Mra. George Bet« and Mra. Olaf Axelaon. Moa- mauth Beach, Mra. John Coagrovt, Mra. Adrian Roae, Mra. Edward Schumacher and Mr«. Frank Ma- guire, Atlantic Higklanda, Mra. Normaa Freeman, Mra. Carl Paulaon, Mra. Charlea Hadneld, Mra. Lee Parker, Mra. Oeorge Weia, Mra. T.obcrt MeTague, Mra. Edmund McMullen, Mra. Kvrrett Curry, Mrs. T. Thorst- •aaaa, Mra. Thomaa Plitnlk, Mra. Robert Abrama, Mra. Robert Van Pernlae, Mra. Henry Knochel, Mra. Blma Qawlcr, Mra. A. aahrbeck, and Mra. H. V. Jaekaon. River Phua, Mra. Benjamin Beck- er, Mra. Edward Polhemui, Miaa Janet Henely, Mra. Elwooa Hend- rlcka, Jr., Mra. Oeorge Makely, Mra, Douglaa Ring. Mra. Clifford Smith, Mra, William Hobo, Jr. Eatt Keaniburg, Mra. William Kruger, Mn. John Shaw, Mra, Eltaabeth MaeCsnehle. Mra. Rob- rt Evani and Olrl Scouta of traap JO. Keyport, Mra. Stacy Carhart, Mri. Fred Kruaer, Mra. Francis Walaht, Mra. Garrett Post. Mra, SETS PRICED FROM #17.75 UP Joha Hart, Mra. William Mordecal, TRACK, SWITCHES, ACCESSORIES. Mn. Walter Faron, Mra. John 17*d. KA Me* IMM Ruthe, Mra. David Baker, Mra. . . . Me> MINI NT *M ott« BUY'EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION. John Crowley, Mra. Ruaaell Post, iMMtM "ttatdtas) fhriMkt" ffeMk* taia. Mn, William Whitacra, Mra. Crell Dallaabaek, Mra. George Hern, Mra. •era. t«M> NMM) la llaad .eat. John Waltara and Mra. Charlea l LatoMniar. Leonardo, Mra. Claude E, Smith, N*. IU. MtlMAN Mn. Charlea Hease, Mra. Gustave MM MM Ma, *— Harold, Mra. George MacOregor, Mra. Norman Nfcwmeier, Mrs. Ar- thur Hatneld, Mra. Herbert Morgan, 17 IROAD STXKT RID IANK Mn. Robert Waldmann, Mra. Wil- liam Balrna aad Mn. Frank OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 1 P. M. UtMtar.

Derit Holbrooke 174a*di RCA Vlftar Engagement Told WPEg-sn. Sunpleit taaiag enr. Avtoaatie ttttioB* PROUTS NECK, ME -Mr and •elector. New, electronk conlrok keen coatfMt ui Mra. Oarald Clark Holbrook of brillitnce just u yen want them tUndiot wool thia plaea and Hoba Sound, Fla., cabinet in choice of hniihea. 17T15S. •299.9ft. / announca tha engagement of Mr. note Holbrook'a daughter, Miaa Doria M. Holbrook to Joaaph C. Whitney, aon of Mra. Burgeaa Whitney of HIW SniOUMOK WOMPtR (Alt Dedham, Maai., and Robert U. Whltnty of Worceiter, Maaa.

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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiliniiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shop Daily From 9:30 Til 5:30-Red Bank Store Open Friday Til 9; Asbury Park Store Open Wednesday Til 9 10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER HI COM VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 20. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 16. Several Puceb Post Launches Girl Scout Camp Mortgage Paid Off DAR to Stage Drive for Toye School Addition Of Land Sold in LEONABPO — Leonardo Ma- Antique Show norial post of Middletown town- Rumson Area ship, American Leg-ion, thin week began collecting ol4 and biokes) And Silver Tea 1 Active Mattel toy*, which, when repaired and re- Will Battle Rages painted, will be distributed ta Ncfjwted) by the acedy children in the towiuhip. He f>itt-ii lo lite An annual project ef the poet, HitfdMMMI AflMMy the work is accomplished with the ruml Uet'ifer, (•riffitli, Myers Fight co-operation of the Middletown The Irm of William H. Hi«#el- township health center at Camp- SHHKWSBl'RV — Mr.=. Slimnnn 1 IVl/al on *2 Proposal nann, realtors of Rumian, report bell's Junction, where the toys will T. Strong uf Hio;iii st . n^'-nt uf I • very active market in the sale of be distributed. Shrew shiny Tcjwne chapter, P.-iuisri- vacant land in the Rumson area. Pest members thi* week called U'r.s Anirn, an nrvolution, "ill h<* p —A heated srgu* Among the recent sales that the on more fortunate residents of the hostrss tumoiiovv aftnrnnon ;it tv l 'tinnt fra!u:<:, -K>-< : il.r i • In I John B MTIV. J, , and Henry acrea fronting 200 feet on the east* «<"d- Donors have been requested to Mrs, (jrurjr Kuhn <",f N, thi< aid v.,.1 I'M-rii" . IT-I-;*.- n"\t , f>f,ti,,, Mr Petzal precipitated it : n •ide of Bingham ave. on premises] contact Walter A. Woods of Nave- York city, cm ,'itor KP il f 'h we.k !"!:.IIIIK .'iiipiui.inii'r.r.', Sl-;h,. br,,k:nji. ,„„ ... rppnrl being sia known v "Bingham Hill" at Rum- ! sin* k «err JohJohnn UsheFisherr ooff BelforBelfordd . P. A. I(. tmuc'iiTii in Wa.shinctcin, ' til,.ho,, of Hi,, :,„„,„!•.: S,.•V!),.'.a. i m;l(|(, hv Mr r.nmth. Though h« son. Mr. Seller is presently build- I*. I*, maintained liy the national j has l.rri, ,tll,s. ill" d -.1 Hirer H'-l j rl(,,.;inr,f , „ mlk, a ,eport „•„«,, ing a large ranch type residence n. A. I! sonny, 'A ill ho one of IJ.nili nVitntiun- i:,,' Mn.i.;,nt- I ,..„.„„ upon hy M, KeTgtt. pr.,j. on this property. Tho cost of this the ^lie-Is. Thr i vent U oprn to thr I HIM. i-.iinii'iny. ih' .~rr.,n,l .vi-i(lrnl Mr. petzai announced he had new residence is approximately Fair Haven Police pilhlii llim'i'1 H;in" '•""' Tl" ' """l'Hn> IfhanKcd hi., mind as Mr Griffith, Mia. n.nin I K Ob-on '-• chaiinian 110,000. Mr. Schcr will occupy his ami II..- lied M;,nk Savings and:iv;u ,„., ,jf the ni,fi for „ ,pt. of thr antique .show which will fea- l.imi A- ih-i.in.m. Cliei•«, v.i.l lift i ci:ll mrPtlr,B ,0 d.cldc on ,, teaca. new home as his all-year residence 1 when It is completed. Ask Pay Increase ture colledioti.s of family IKII loom.% '"••'"V *«»»;'•'>• '„,-,• ,„,„,./ sch<-du!e. Arthur Glbb has sold an acre of PAIR HAVEN-A written request Mr». Paul ajo la ftomiHe, Fair Haven, can tar, treasurer af *«a Northern Monmouth Coun- silver, rliina, «la.«» and .-mall piccr. A HM ..f !.:mk. in this inn ami rjrriaring the board should '«• land fronting 200 feet en Button- for a 15 per cent increase in pay ty Council of Girl Scovti, praiantt Mrt. Howard Chamberlain, camp chairman, MieJdletown, a of furnitut'\ Charter nii'inlicrs who the total anmunt MII^-HIT-II :,! I cvpl.vthin to get the msyor and wool lane and ISO feet on water- was received by the mayor and will exhihit antiques include Mrs. r.-ich is .-i, rolluu.v Mfi'l'Ti.l- !c011n(;li on our rMt: Mr. pttM, way at rtumson Park to Noiman K. council Tuesday night from mem- chock far $1,04$ ta pay aff tho martfifa an Cam* Nemece, SfflitMwf, Mrt. Robert lehler, rdPiick (i. AilanY". Mrs. llohi it Ini-t roMiimm. sum-2.in. .Wond , aairl Milv0l. Al,,.,.„ N. Preston Tocrge, Jr. The property directly bers of the police department. "I lelfersj, tacretary, witnaiiat til* pratafltatian. Tha manay wai raitad in tha annual Scout M. CadniBn, Si\, Mry. lierhrrt C. Ni.tiunal h*nk .-.ml Tru-t company. lan(J n.cmhfr. of the council should am in sympathy, more or less, with Kranek, Mrs. TIIHKIOIT I*. I'arson.s S^.i.OIKI; rir,| Rank Saving ,ind bft „„„ ...„ fxp0,, „, ,.„ wn, adjoins the residence property 1-i.nn a ,,,ciatiiin. J^.THI; Hrehnn]r H V, Denisc, "and we will consider John K. Bailey. Jr., Mr.-;. John K. National i;:ml<. Katunloun, Itt.HfiO: , U) , m,,Ung . w.fek ,.„ |ist night Mr. Glbb through the Hintelmann Kra Brishl National hank. .|6H.«00; | , d the council when agency a few months ago. it at our 1952 budget meeting." WrigM, Mr.-. Murniati H. MiKucl- of th( hoa|d an Atlantic: Highlands National hank.|nP annn,inL.,.d ,h, addition W0U14 Cortelyou L. Simonson has pur- Council concurred in the toning din, Mrs. Klizuhrth S. Noil, MM. C. Study Muster Plan Building A. Osborn, Mrs. llalph Shearer, Jl 13,1)00; Kc-anatuirK National bank, j lncrcas. taxe, by 50 per cent. chased from Robert D. Howard a board of adjustment's granting of Sea Wall Money fi!il,Oir>; Kcyport. Hinkini; com- tract of land with a large frontage variances for construction of gar- Mrs. Harry Shau-, Mrs. K Howard Argument Marts At i\. Shrewfbury Jeffrey, Mrs, Genrgr Hull. Mrs. pany, $118,170.30: Pe.iplcj National on the east side of Oak rd. The ages on the properties of Frank J. Total $248,44)0 bank, Koyport, $l(i»,IM.40; Karm- Mr. Bcrger cautioned that HOtk> property comprises approximately Perry, 326 Hance rd.; Walter B. Given Approval Morgan ('. Knar,p, Mis. William NEW SHREWSBURY-The plan- Cokrlott, Mr*. Reginald W. I.yman crs unil Merchants National bank, inj; should be sent the council three acres and adjoins Mr. Simon- Moore, 1M Oxford ave., and Henry PAIR HAVEN-Building permits Matawan, $ll7,0nn, and thr Mata- which 'hasn't been reviewed by. L. Bauer, McCartfi ave. ning board here la due to under- 8EA BIUOHT-Adopting a finan- totaling $248,400, one of this 1urKe»l and Mrs. Garrison. son's residence property on the cing ordinance, the mayor and wan hank, $IO8,7tni.i;.">. every member of 'he board." Mr, On recommendation of Council- take a study of sone-change rec- in months, wore issued in October, erving on the antique rommit- north. There is a three-car garage council Friday night computed The amounts subscribed this I'etzai answered that he would man Russell H. Mlnton, council ommendation* and other features itccordlng to the report submitted will be Mr*. Parsons, Mrs. on the premises. initial arrangements for the flnan- year tops last year's Thiist mas like to find what is behind tha confirmed the election of George of a master plan at a meeting at to the mayor and council Tuesday C'haiies V. Borden, Mr?. Ilirhard B. Mr. and Mis. Harry S. Wllley sing of a 1111,000 rock sea wall for club total by approximaiely objections." adding that ha and Edward Chandler and Edmund A. Tlnton Falls school next Wednes- night by Building Inspector H. Tilton, Mrs. Harold Morforcl, Mr.i. have Bold a plot comprising \ of day night. the Low Moor section of the South $300,000. members of the board's planning Patock u active members of the Lynnwood Minton. Oliver R. Hatfteld snd Mrs. Fred- committee "invite any kind a| an acre fronting on a new street C. Earl Morrow, New Yoik plan- Beach. crick B. Phillipp. cut of Buena Vista ave. This plot fire company. All but 548,400 of the amount reason." ning engineer, who has been hire* Mayor Thorns* Farrcll said that represented permits issued to Al- is part of a 40-,icre tract which Councilman Tony Hunting ex- Assisting with arrangements for Mr. Griffith answered: "I'm not pressed his thanks to the policemen by the borough to draw up the if a normal schedule is followed, len Bros, for 20 new houses at tea will bo Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Willry recently ac- plan, will mett with the board and all other arrangements should be $10,000 each. Permits for new Faijr Haven Man so sure you do. At our last meet*. quired through the Hintelmann and firemen and members of the Faddin. Mrs. Shrarrr, Mrs, Joseph ing 1 was told 'we're not interesteA firemen's auxiliary and Parent- discuss issues relating to the fu- finished and a state contract houses aUo were issued to Hmry C. Irwin. Mrs. Walter Woolley and agency from Porter Hoagland of ture development of eectlens of the kwardei in time for construction P. Janaen, Battin rd., $21,000; in another plan.' I have one which Teacher association for their as- Mrs. Charlea Reckless. t can offer." Rumson. The new street is in pro- sistance at the Halloween party. borough, it was reported by Mayor to start aarly next spring. Frank Patock, 345 Cambridge ave., Is Co-Inventor cess of construction and will be He said plans are already under George Stevens. $13,000, and Ralph Cole, 2Vi Hancc (jordun C. Irwin uf Fair Haven Frederic Meanlna, chairman af completed about Jan. 1. Mi'. Oar- The sea wall Is expected to *eal the planning committee, countered way for next year's celebration, Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Mor- off openings along South Beach Mi., $10,000. was the co-redpirnt recently of V. side expects to build a new home with some new ideas to be inaugu- row, accompanied by Mayor Bt«- S. patent 2,572,132, entitled "Trans- with "We're not interested in % through which storms have tent Other permits were: Lloyd Wiltshire Agency plan for double sessions." Mr. Qrif> on the property for his own occu- rated by the police department. vens, Or. Robert Barber, planning Hance, 30 Poplar ave., addition, scrihins and Summarizing System." pancy. floods of ocean water and sand, fifth then outlined his plan far Mr. Hunting said wreaths were board president, and Leon M. damaging property and threaten- $300; Emanuel Roscnbaum, 229 This Invention pertains to a meth- Henry J. Shaheen ef Cranford, alternative sessions" rather thas placed at the War Monument on Shafto, health board president, will ing the neighborhood. Cambridge ave., porch, $300; Ed- ord and apparatus for transcrib- lias acquired a tract ofJand front- Sells Four Homes ing and summarizing accounting double sessions." In this manner, Armlstlc day by the fire company, make a study tour through various ward Shomo, 20 William st., garage he said, youngtr children will (• Ing 300 feet on the east side of sections of the municipality. The ordinance provides that Ml> addition, $100; Ruacue Allen, 137 Reporting that real estate .sale; rccord.i. American Legion, borough council MM will b, added to $40,000 being have rxceeded those of lant yenr Warden ave. and having a similar and Fair Haven Garden club. Coun- One of the proposals about which Kemp ave., garage addition, $500; In other word.', a. common op- to school in the morning hours aaai frontage on Rumson waterway, an contributed by the state for the James Knott, 40 Buena Vista ave., the Ella Wiltshire agency of Red erntion p Rumson Park, inc., Into building Benefit* to Aid by machine instead of by hand. It, aent to Allen Bros, ordering them award the contract. Sea Bright RUMSON-The Dennis K. Byrne week to join him. Maj. Jackson therefore, is the object, of this in- The reference was ta the largt sites ranging in sire from one acre to disconnect a private drain pipe Rlverview Shop will arrange for the preparation agency of River id. reports the and family have taken possession room. to two acres each. The property Is vention of Mr. Irwin and his as- leading into a catch basin on Ox- Red Bank auxiliary of Riverview of plans and specifications for the sale of the Frank M. Hall property of their new home. sociates tn provide an apparatus j presently leased to the Rumson *uriO;c ,ivr PrucocJ-. of the con- raili .-"lid lail'ifr tapiv Betty Rots. off the edge of the paved portion n'tre&t in likai-hing and hnlr colnrlnf. ru..'?m 'iiiji.iy rurloird h:a<]j an4 bot« and went into the eoft shoulder All are invited. Tueaday. Nov. SD, K the machinery would also be a de- cert, which Li bems given under the tnni tat!*. figurf* out as low at I) cuining It to overturn. P, M, Brmrry.l.'nrterti Hotel, Aibury termining factor, Mr. Hcrr said. directiun of the Missionary circle, r<-nt* a iquarc foot. (Uiualt* ••11s fts Park.—Advertliemtnt. will jo toward payment of the .i.'i I'rnti a iq. ft.) Fret meamrlng sir* As the result of the accident Mr. Mayor Lautman, who apearheud- vice. National S a 19. Prown'a.—Ala ed the drive for the use of fluorine, mortgage on thn church pauunage. vertUeltifnt. Sacks lrt(lurr.d Ins nerlt and was Venmlan Bilnift M S» Mr.-i. Louisa D.ivls Is pri'dluVni of hospitalised MVITSI days. Pum »hit* ilit, titri 17 t» 22 Inchei said it would he "a ^reat bcnetlcial Cor i r, Lilly fettlv,. ThankairHUif dll* wide, :a to 3D Inchei wide, 12.IK: 37 to Stvinty county fir* police rsesivsej c«rtif!e«t«i Thursday night «t the gr«du«tien »««r- Ihc circle. Mr. Patt wai represented by Dur- step In improving the health of our . r IT:in Ih" fimily to Cidar InSa 111 llulira ivlilr 1.1,08; 40 to 4.1 Inche* children." Fluorine hut; been en- luhu.y ,. rn, ll.i! «'».!-. ^k•*^|£ Cull KG J.limi. W, .1.1. S««rt!.»l, Jr., Hiirhn».v 1«, Highlsndi, 111 S-1J81,— tin/s ;•< a drtcticnt of tooth decay larm Supplies, *Villt-«-A * 1". P-ann i, Phon« SI ••:«•" I * 1». rro««i.-A«*tr(ls» ~-A group's next greeting, TABU*. OUIaW. MUC-A-MM. MH CAGE, After a morning ef huatiag «*t- !• Pro*ram Theme were Mrs. William Kacen. Mra. Dee. M, will ht a ChrletaaM s»rty T*r MM ftMMtt *4 Bad Baa* AaasMarr at BUrnie* I urdsy, Mr. ani Mrs. A. 1. Holland lattte *•<}•• Kenneth Brower and Mrs. Fraaeis Mer. M. f :B) g>. M. la • t. M. — We*. M, M A. M. I* • t. served dinner st their hunting (Continued from page on*) The junior group of the Mary Swart*. at the hone ef Mra. W. Cliatea lodgr. Giie#t* were Mr. and Mrs. Mount chapter, Woman's Mission- The program and devotional Power* at) Maple av*. A gift offer- Arthur McCi.csney, Mi. and Mrs. classrooms In the old wing and ary society of the Red Bank Bap- theme was based oa the subject. ing program win be ia charge of IMMIT VHCOf*U MMIH NOVfl Harry McCuf, Mr. and Mrs. John two In the 1880 addition. He ex- tist, church, met Monday at the "Thert is Freedom t*> Worchif) Mr*. Theeaa* WilMa. wear n»ar D. Foi-man. Mr. ant1 Mrs. Harvey cluded the lars« pre-primary class- Holland, John B JrUnton and John room and the two temporary audi- Holland. torium classrooms. Mr. are Mis. Thuiston WhiUon Mrs. Arthur ROM askfd Howard Matteson, principal, for sugges- eriipriflined thru club Saturday tion*. Mr. Mattefnn said he "*«• evening at a dinner at. the White ions Shrewsbury ,i? a. conimuni- Gate inn. MaUusn. After dinner ty that should r.e ahla t.» afford RED BANK the group returned to the Whitson 1he Vipf>t in ctiuration for 11* chil- home for eard*. dren." He ««id he believe* that Mr. and Mi*. Horace Rub*n#teln future year* will find larger clatstt ITS recently entertained over night Mrs. in the lower grades, adding that Itubenstein's brother-in-law and sif- Mr. Griffith'* "alternative sessions" ter, r>r. and Mi*. Bernard Jvker are impossible, hersusr. It would MATTHEWS MOS. «nd three children ol Wynnefleld, present the difficulty of desk sizes MWMAN SWINGS ROAD Pa The lower grades, he Raid, eould Mr*. Betty MucLied of New York, nut use desks for the higher grade* a new resident o! Marlboro Manor, and it would be a physical im- has purchased the management of possibility to switch them around the Courtesy Hou*e nursing home each half session. He asserted that en Main .«t. overcrowded conditions impair the Mr. and Mrt. H. V. Holmes and habits, training and background of family were Sunday afternoon and pupils. TH Hi nMvMlttB M WIU1S Monday gue;t* of Rev. arid Mr*. 15« WASHCLOTH 19> E. B. Cent* and daughter ef New- f AlCfl ••« ark. Mr. Myerr entered the It Mr »nd Mrs. C. Floyd Wyckoff by questioning the principal on hit 19< PAPER NAPKINS «.14> LIGGETT enterttined at dinner Friday eve- opinion of double sessions. "Edu- sinviei ning Mr. and Mr>. Harvey Holland cationally." Mr. Ma.tt.taon replied. and Mr and Mr*. A. ,1. Holland. "double. sessions, are'better than 25'NAIL FILES or TWEEZERS .. 19« Mis* Betty l.on WhlUou rat • now exists." Mr. Myers then said recent overnight guest of Miss Jean if the planning committee had been DRUGS flue of Freehold. "honest. In Its thinking." it wouldn't 69* Mrt. Rose Dunn of Hightttown try to sell the public a ten-room SCUFF SLIPPERS was a Sunday luest of Mr. and addition as a "program to elimi- Mra. W. U LeMoine. Jr., and fam- nate double sesBions." m.... 59* ily. Continuing, Mr. Myers said that 85c NOXZEMA CREAM »**. Mr*. Ruth Pi imost spent lul Pi 1 by using the commit tee'» own fig- day in New York with friend... ure* of a minimum of TOO pupils 50« MINERAL Oil M* 1 ounces 29* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hellermnn by IBM, It would mean double ses- SODA FOUNTAIN of Freehuld and Mr. and Mr*. Har- niona anyway. There, now is an en- 72CANULIS vey Holland spent Saturday with rollment of 301. "Take out «0 for (III. 4 MS. 9* SPECIAL! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flintier of the kindergarten," he said, "and 18* HYDROGEN PEROXIDE *. Trenton. you'll have 1* rooms for *<•> pu- pils. That will (rive, you 40 pupil* Multiyitamiflcafwlts «hH In, N»> PERSONALIZE MIM Marinri Holton of Fret hold per room, which Is two or four ipsuitt 3.39 was a Wednesday evening guent of SQUIBB B COMPLEX. i«c af concMtratt, iron MI 'aiic Acid. Yoor UIM-IU With Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maneini. more than we have right now and you'll hnve to go Into double pen- Casts you mtf saiMuas par dayl Mist Judith Weinherg viaitM her sions." He smd a Fix-room addi- 10 tablets 59* SHERMAN'S cousin, Mr*. Elsie Lout if of Brook- tion would mean 5OB.WoBicracltorMolt purchased. Tht ambulance will bt the standards of living down!" • *)•••••••< delivered in Ftbruary. William Mr. Griffith rejoined the argu- Kryscnski, Louie Becker and Jos- ment at this point to chide Mr. tph Ttrana made another trip to Petzal for his remarks a* Mr. RoeJium Dial Roanoke, Va., recently. Myera urged Mr. Berger to con- *»Ti»IM Than Jut tinue the meeting, saying he refus- cmsnus MoMA BfolAol The West Ktansburg Fire com' • BottU of peny mat Wednesday, Nov. 7. Tht ed to further discuss the matter WRIST WATCH firemen decided to submit a pro- with Mr. Petial. Mr. Griffith told Milk posal ta the township commute* Mr. Petial: "You possibly can 3* (or a referendum to establish fire think what you want, but you zones and for financial support for ought not aay that to a member Unbraakabla crystal; iaathar strap; Puritan the lire department. Joseph Phil of this board." chroma cast, luminous dial A hinds. MILK CO. lips wa* appointed chairman of rnaldent Hall* Argument Out year unconditional fuiranttt. i M Nl^ CAWS It tht loeal children's Christmas par Mr. Berger attempted to pacify ty to be held at tht fire house. matters by saying that tht value The Ore truck is in need of re- of double sessions is debatable. 1 [Mirnmmnn pairs and work on it haa been 8aying he "is not sold" on the ten- CHIer Sporti l*>#al STO> WATCH (rose fold color cise) Mr authorised. A barn dance has been room addition, Mr. Berger listed planned for Dec, 1 at the lire several reason* why he "doubtt house. there 1* real hope for the auccets ovii v> om of the program." Ftc Yt«r l^w. tajr Oej*. ttw Ctf! Among them, he listed: the board Mx-Rejy is not unanimous; the board hat CHIRRIIS gone too far, too fait, without hav- MAX FACTOR We Certify ing gotten on common ground; continuous frictions; financial limi- RIG. 69< YOU CAN tation; insufficient study and lack of proof that a 700-pupil school TORSI MSNNSIR should be located at the present site where tiiffiu is heavy. Wltti"W«rMoft««v*y" WATER PROOF Mrs. Marx said the people will have to decide it, thu* there is no YOUR BASEMENT harm in trying to get the referen- HAND LOTION dum passed. "The public will bt arguing the aame at wt," she laid, adding that "everyone is agreed that something must bt done." For instant hand can anywhara! SCOOP! Mr. Berger agreed with her. Ht SHELF FOR A SQUARE YARD! said, however, that It Is "regretta- Smart gold-colortd diaoawar con- Jumbo Mock ble that we have gone at far as tains a waak'» supply. «affllabla. PAPER we have. I doubt If the referen- Chocolejto dum would have a M)-50 chance of PUIN «r ALMOND [getting by the public. If you lose, iyou've lost valuable time." Calling BY USING upon "many yenrs' experience ail a member of the board of educa- Senftflry •rafacfian tion," he said the board should not go more than four or five years •head "whtn putting money on the 3 AbKrbancias for varying line," FACIAL TISSUES * * * a e 400'$ Tht president defended previous ntadst Jr., fta... Supar. board* for not having supplied ! more room by saying that Shrews- •OX OP 10 bury finds Itself overcrowded be- VMM RANftl OP COLORS TO CHOOU MOM: cause of the Korean war. He aaid hi* business experience showed (Buy the ECONOMY BOX ef 40... 1.33) ttlllTK • IVORY (» CHEAM that building was in a decline just BUT prior to the war. 3*|15< WASH CLOTHS • VELLOW <• GKKV PCACH • ROSE <• PASTEL With an amount of calm restor- ^•^^^>W^^e«^»w^BB^^a^B^11ia^B^^BBB">^B^B^«B|BB^t«^BB^B|B^BPB|B^BB^BBW SKA • HORIZON GREEN ed, the meeting ended at 11:30 OIIKKN BLIF, 1» TAN p. m,, 3'i hours after Its start. Ear- A1KA- }MINTHOUTUMf BHOMN • BAJIK 1• DARK lier, Frederic Feasler, architect, BRICK presented drawings of two ten- Brings quick relief SMS«" QDi BLtE GREEN room proposal*. At the same time, Ren » BLACK he revise*! his estimate of com, SELTZER to stuffy nostrils! eliminating some Items and add- PLASTIC STRAWS firMnks! Oft ing others. The amount offered, Tabltti lOUNbeerJar 10c lai though, remained nt S26ft,000. The CHANDLER & MAPS board Is to ment again Monday, nt 25's Crayons which time Mr. rirlfltth Is sched- 70 SO. MOADWAY LONO) MANCH uler) tn get nn with his snlary C schedule ami the hoard to mull (oni-ior)... 3c uver Hi 105--5.1 budget, THERMOMETER 9 *A*K wmmm, cum or PBCMTTEBIAK I ST. JAMES CATHOLIC I Rumson R'd Bank Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pastor, YMC HOLY Ctnatl'MOK "The Biggest Fact in Life" will Sunday masses are at t.ZO, t, 9, Allan Yost, Suoday-*chool superin- Rumson Church Fair Havea be the topic of the keynote sermon 10 and 11 o'clock, with a ma-=.= in itendent. 81 Church! Services The service of morning prayer by the newly-installed pastor of the school auditorium at. !». Hap-1 Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Morn- will'be held Suaday morning at the church, Rev. A. Kenneth Mag- ing worship at 10:45 a. m. Young Installs Pastor Harding rd Miss Aaaa M. Fuelling turns are at 1 p. m. Sundays. Con-1 rmamntmux TIMXITr II o'clock. Rev. Christopher H. •er. Jr. at the Sunday morning tessions are heard Sa(uidjy.x from] peoples service at 6:30 p. in. Eve- RtMSOV — Rev. Alan Kenneth aad Mrs. CarroU Arford are co- Sayderi vicar, trill preach em "The irvice at 11 o'clock. ning woiship at 7.45 p. m. Rc« Bank aeadeaj at this circle. Red Bank 4 to 4 p. m. and 7:30 to !i ii. m. ' Magner, Jr, who was installed as Ble«siB(s of • Fresh Heart." Mu- John H. Watson, minister of mu- Prayer and praise service Wed- pastor of the Rumson Presbyterian "How t» Chans.* Pe»»U Was As- Circle "B" ec the W.SC.I. Tues- The services fer Sunday will to: Week-day masses are at 7 ami s' tray Ton" will be the thesae •( JUv. Holy Cosnsauawa at S o'clock, sic by Mrs. Amaada Tali, organist, alc, will play the prelude selections. o'clock. Sunday-sfhool for tho.-*1 M-j nesday at 7:45 p. m Inur a church nursery ie conducted Warren H. VanTuyl, minister. In- (Quaker*) will be keld. The church quartet ing message being preached by held Saturday morning, Nov. 24, at in Bingham hall for the young chil- vited visitor* to all meeting* of the charge was delivered by Rev. Mr. Rev. Ruayea Wolff, minister of the The Woman's guild will meet in III o'clock at St. James Episcopal Mn;ner'.= fathfr, Rev. Aljn Ken- will aing the offertory aathern, the parish house Tuesday, Nov. 20. church, Long Branch, and win be dren of the congregation, super- church. Services Sunday are from "Frill* the Lord, O Jerusslum," Reformed church. vised by the Young Adult club. 10 a. m to norm The first hour is Tht Jh.'c.vsbury meet inn of He- • neth Wagner, *r., pastor the past at 2:30. Ray Brown, profejsor of the guests of the parish for lunch- li^ious Society of Fuonds 'Quak-' 2M years of the Presbyterian church, •ad Mrs. J. William Heim will ting lUiie at the General Theological eon. Those who will attend are Sunday afternoon at 3:15 mem- for Bible study, the second for -The Lord It My Wiepherd." Wil- preaching and Communion. At 7 p. era) nr-Ms for worship at 11 a. m. I Penmnston. IU4 Bask seminary, will be the speaker. Robert Aumack, Douglas Freder- bers and friends of the church are the First-day iSundayl in the meet-j liam H. Crawford will areaide «t m.. a practice sinKinit period l« Others participating i '.he in- The sewing group meets every ick, Joseph Hunter, Stephen Rut- invited to attend the reception to inj; house at Kroad st. and Syca- i the organ console. Head usher Rev. W. Clinton Powtra has I held, followed at 7:.'JO by an open stallation were Rev. Sarge t Bush. Wednesday in the parish house ledge and John Sangslom. be held for the new pastor and hw MUM' avi-., pm.-eded at in *. m. r.y • will he H. Leslie Webb, assisted chasen "The Oood Neighbor Policy," I torum discussion, j pa-»tor of Presbyterian church, Services for Thanksgiving day family. The Session and the hoaid the KirM-day school. Vi.= it»3 are j »y Arthur Bechtolitt, Frederick I. for his sersaaa t|c far Sunday HfM.V TRINITY of trustees are sponsoring the re- Bible study Wednesday is at 7:30 ! Knglishtown; Rev. O. Bell Close, Donnelly, Jr.. Lewis Errickton, which has been Jesignatee! as Good will be: Celebration of Holy Com- welcome. munion at ( o'clock, and morning KVANCKUCAL LUTHERAN ception. Arrangements are being p. m. ' ! pastor Emeritus of Fewsmith Me- Clinton Thompson and Ellis Webb. Neighbor Sunday. Th* chancel This ^'foup nf Christians conducts morial church, Belleville; Rev. prayer with sermon at 10:30. The Red Bank completed by the Ladies' aid and OMl IIIKIVI M'lM CU'AI. The welcoming committee will be choir will sins; "List ts the Lark," the Supper club. The committee on all services on thr* basis of Nrw Frederick R. Gibson, pastor of Beaded by Arthur T. Holey, with by Dickinson and "Sins, to the Lord choir will present "O King ef The services for Sunday, Nov. IS, Shirwsbui y Fust Presbyterian church. Asbury Kings" by Thompson. include catechical instruction for arrangements is headed by Mrs. Testament scriptures alone, speak- Ralph A. Norton assisting. n Joyful Sons.," by Dont Arthur Pauels. ing wheic the Kibln speaks ami Holy Communion \» ai K a. m. > Park; Rev. Arthur S. Joice, paster Memorial bouqiMti will be given beginners at I) a. m. Children's choir Sunday. Church a.•ho.il i> at !» t.', At S:SO a. m. all department! of inaction at 930 a. m. Regular ses- beintf silent where the Kible is si- of trip Shrewsbury Presbyterian the chun I. school will meet in the tor Dr. Edward H. Calyton by his lent. Undenominational, ;iny Branch Rotary club at the Oar- rvenind at the church at 1:15. i. m. wltli beginners, primary girU Matins and sej niun by Rev. Ken- Van is Sunday at !»:30 a. tn. Church SpiritMist StrvioN fleld-Qrint hotel upon the invita- Memorial bouqueti Sunday were Tonight Sunday-school teachers neth K MacDonald will he Hchool Is from 9.30 tu 10 30 a. m. CIHFB in beginners' English will and noys, and junior girla and boys nl !l j With Messswea tion of George Vogel of Long given in memory of the birthday of will meet at the church at 7:30 a. ni. Sunday At 10:30 . in be taught at the church every meeting «t the Christy residence. a Sun- Branch. Mrs. Maude Sickles by her family. o'clock to discuu new curriculum day-school with P. I,. Jones ?is .su- MK1'HOIM*r Sundays . 1:M t>. N. There will he a teachers' planning materials. Thursday evening between 7:30 Intermediate girls and boys, senior Tuesday evening at I o'clock an and 9. girls and adult classes meet at the. perintendent. Klorelh V. Macllon- Rumson Tueoetye 1 Ml t I r M. conference at the church Monday Monday at S p. m. the Young Important joint meeting of the aes- Tomorrow night the Luther league home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. aid. organist, will play "h'luiver Evening worship is at 7:30 Percale De«eleajtn| Class sioa and the board of trustees will at I p. m , featuring a Him, "As the Women's Social dub will meet at Bell, 93 Third ave. Honjr" by fiustav Lance. "Jc.sii Joy o'clock with Hev. .lame." \\\ Mar- | Twig Is Bent." Cub Scout sack 13 will go roller skating at the Sing- Mondays, T:M P. M. be held in Westminster house. the home of Mrs. L. V, Baden on ing Wheels. To leave the church at of Man's Dcsirins" by Hae.li, anil a! sbail preachinjr on the theme, | will hold den meetings at the Catherine st. Mrs. George Olassey The pastor's sermon at the eve- At 1:15 p. m. Tuesday the week- 7 o'clock. ning service at 8 o'clock will come postlude, "War March of 1'iiosts" "Worship and Thanksgiving." Fol- II HiffcUM Ate., Ruates* ly rehearsal of the Monmouth Civic church Tuesday at 3:30 ». m. will be hostess. Mrs. Alfred Ralph by Mendelssohn. lowing this service, the official Ret. Myrtle A. PinauM* Chancel choir rehearsal will he will preside. Thanksgiving day service will be from the Gospel according to chorus will be held in the church held at the church at 10 a. m. The Luke. ho.ird will inrrt. under the direction of William Gor- held Wednesday. Nov. 21, at S p. m. Wednesday evening, the Mrn'i pastor will preach on the theme, Mid-week prayer service will be don Pagdin, The annual Union Thanksgiving club will meet at the church. Don "Thankful diving." Oathcred around Fair Haven service will be held at Red Bank aid Gannon will preside. held Wednesday at * p. ni. Junior Wednesday at • p. m. the union the itltar will be gifts of foodstuffs Bible hour will not be held Thurs- "Saints In Wrony Places" will he Thanksgiving eve service will be Methodist church Wednesday at I Members of the congregation will Riven by the members of the Sun day. the sermon topic of Hev. William TWO SIMMY MOKNINC, WORSHIP SERVICES held in the Ifcthodist church, with p. m. Rev, Runyon L. Wolff, pastor attend the Union Thanksgiving day-«chool and tho congregation, The monthly service at Briar B. Magsam at the 11 a. ni. .service Rev. Runyon Wolff of the Re of Reel Bank Reformed church, will service Wednesday at t p. m. at which will be sent to the Old Aged Sunday. Music will include "The formed church as preacher. deliver the sermon. Hill welfare home, Freehold, will the Red Bank Methodist church. and Children's Shelter, Lutheran be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Thanksgiving Praise," prelude; 9:30 and lliOO la ai much at Thursday Is Choir Sunday will be observed Rev. Mr. Wolff will preach (he Welfare, Jersey City. "God's Promise," nfferlory, and Thanksgiving, the regular weekly Nov, ». The choir, directed by Mrs. sermon. EMBURY METHODIST "Thou Crownest the Year." anthem. meetings of the Brownies, Marl* Fraaels Bwarti, will present a spe- A. M. K. «ON Little Silver Sunday-school with classes for AT TIIK era and Bey Scouts will b« can' cial program of sacred music. FIRST CHURCH Or CHRIST those of all ages will meet at 945 celed, Rev. Mr. Powers reports n large SHREWSBURY AVE. The official board will meet at SCIENTIST the home of Mr. and Mis H. H. a, m. Thursday, Nov. J». the second an- attendants at the ipeelal elass held Red Bank Red Bank nual Tuletide baiar will be spon- Thursdays on the subject, "Guid- At the 11 a, m. service Chaplain Doan, 304 Branch ave. tonight. Red Bank Presbyterian Church Services In First Church ef 1 tUV NMMtfC COMMl.MI» sored by the Women's association ance in Understanding the Bible." Rev, James W. Marshall will pre- Christ, Scientist, S09 Brosd St., are J. Stewart of Ihe I!. 8. Army will East KeansbuiR from noon until » p. m. in West- The class will mtet tonight. The side. BKOAI) STREET AND RECKLESS PLACE held Sundays at 11 a. m. and 5:00 be the guest preacher. Music will minster house. A snack bar will next session will be Nov. IS. No The Young Adult fellowship will Hev, John P. ISuler, pmtor, will p. m ; Wednesdays at 1:19 P- m be furnished by the senior choir be open for afternoon tea from classes will be held Thanksgiving, under the direction of Mrs. Alethia meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the deliver a sermon, "Tim Valley of noon t« 4 p. m. Supper will be Sunday school meets at It a. m. Williams. church hall. After a short busi- Decision," at the morning service PHILIP ROY, Soloitt «t »:30 Quarto! it 11:00 Nov, n. The fact that man is immortal as at II o'clock. served at three slttingi-6:M, «:|0 Rev. Richard A. Councill, pastor, ness meeting. Dr. F. John Long, and T:K> p. m. Tickets may be pro- •ludenti of Mrs. Charles Moore's the reflection of God, who Is in- Fulbright Scholarship student at Church school and Bible class l<< v. Charlc* S. Webster Will Preach at class tro raising funds for the will conduct a special service at cured from Mrs. Raymond Bwlft Bnlte Lilfe, will be brought out at 7:30 p, m. which will be in keeping Princeton univrsity, will speak on meet at 10 a. ni. A special request or from any of the circle chair- Mather school reconstruction pro- Christian Science service* next the theme: "Methodism and the prayer service will be held Wednes- Bold Services gram. They also plan to dress dolls with the observance of the annual day at 8 p. ni. men. Donations for booths would be Sunday. The subject of the Lesson roll call. Following this service, homeland of John Wesley in the appreciated from now on by ths for holiday giving and to make a Sermon is "Mortals and Immor- Twentieth Century." ' Thanksgiving service will lie held quilt for White Cross. members and friends will adjourn "How To Change People Who Annoy You** following chairmen: Mrs. Joseph C. tals." to the church school room where Church Fchool Sunday is at 9:45 at 10:30 a. m. The Women'* guild Davison, flowers and plants; Mrs. At • class meeting last week, the The Golden Text is from Romans: a. m. with classes for nil agca. Will meet Friday, Nov, 23, at *. p. m. Albert Wordcn, Jr., trash and treas- following officers elected were Lou< refreshments will he served. "If ye live after the flesh, ye shal Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a. m. Morning worship nt 11 o'clock with ury; Mrs. Harry R, Vogel, anack ise Johnson, president; Sylvia die: but if ye through the Spirit Rev. James W. Marshall preach- bar; Mrs. Louis O. ford, ginger- Schanck, vice president; Janet Wil- with classes for all age groups. do mortify the deeds of the body, Mid-week prayer services are held ing on the theme: "An Act of bread house; Mrs. Edwin S. Clew, liams, recording secretary; Martha ye shall live." (»:«>. Thanksgiving that Counts." The Aprons; Mrs. Harry H. Clayton, Jane Barr, correapo iding secretary, each Wednesday at t f. m. Selections from the Holy Bible Tomorrow evening, Nov. M, at senior choir will sing Wagner's rood; Mrs. Charlra C. Msflll, hook •nd Georgia Mae Siler, treasurer. (King James version) will Include "Praise The Lord." Mrs. George and gift shop; Mrs. Qeorge Worth- 8:00 p, m. the St. Thomas A. M. K Ivins, organist, will play Kern's ley, Jr, postofflee and story telling ra«ufvTEB.AN this from Proverbs: "In the way Zlon church of Pine Brook will of righteousness is life; and In the "Intcrmtuo" and Beethoven's room far children; Mrs. Kenneth Eatontown sponsor a muelcal program in the "Grasd Choeur." MOTHERS... C. Burger, children's table, and Tho morning worship is held at pathway thereof there Is no death.'' church auditorium for the benefit Mrs. James T. Stomber, ceramic II o'clock with the message being of Its building fund. Rev. N. H. Union Thanksgiving service will and jewelry. brought by Rev. David Ling. A Passages read from the Christian Moss is pastor of the Pine Brook be held Wednesday at 8 p. m. in nursery Is conducted la the chapel Science textbook "Science and church. the Methodist church, Red Bank. Health with Key to the Scriptures" METHODIST during tbe service. Evening wor- PRICES REDUCED 5oc A PAIR ship is at 7:30. by Mary Baker Eddy will include BAPTIST SALVATION ARMY Red Bank Sunday-school meets at MS with the following: "Immortals man Is New Monmouth Red Bank "Thank Cod and Taka Courage" classes for all ages. not and never was material, but Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m Major Henry A. Dries will speak is the subject for the morning, ser- The Senior Young People meet always splrltusl and eternal." with classes for all ages. Rev. Wil- on the subject "Thanksgiving, a BY MANUFACTURERS OP MODERN mon Thanksgiving Sunday, Nov. II, at 1:30 and Wednesdays at 7:30. (p. 338). "Prom beginning to end, liam B. Bisgrove will use as his Milestone of Remembrance," at the at U o'clock by the minister, Rev. The Junior Worship club hold* its whatever is mortal is composed of morning topic, "Put on the New 11 a. m. service Bunday. Roger J. Squire. There will be r« meeting Thursdays after school. material human beliefs and of noth- Man." The organ prelude will be Sunday-school classes to which ception of new members and the This group is planning; to prepare ing else. That only is real which "Adagio" from Sonata, Opus 42 by all children not sttendlng any oth- A6E CHILDREN'S SHOES - sacrament of baptism at this morn- a basket for a needy family for reflects Ood* (p. 471). Mnrkel. The adult choir will sing er Sunday-school are invited will ing worship, Music for the service, Thanksgiving. "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem" by meet at 9:45 a. m. It'* mighty sound advice Mother, to bring your children in a shot directed by John Ferris, will in- Adult Bible study is held Tues- PRESBYTERIAN Maunder, and the pastor'i choir The Young Peoples meeting will clude prelude, "Benedictus," Mas days at I p. m. in the various Shrewsbury will also aing at the morning serv- be held at «:3O p. m. with Corps BIIO|I that ftpecialiaeei in children's shoes. The t«vo> models we are Reger; anthem by the junior choir; homos. Sunday-school is at MS a. m. ice. The postlude will be "Melody Cadet James Chadwlck In charge. offertory, organ, "Now Woodt and A service will be held Thanksgiv- A street corner service will be ihowing for tit and wearing quality can't be beat. Fields Are Bleeping," Bdmundaon; with classes for all ages, Including In C" by Silas. ing day at »:30 a. m. an adult Bibla class. The Order of the Eastern Star held at 7:30 at the corner of Broad chancel choir anthem, "List to the At a recent meeting of the Ses- and Monmouth sts. Lark," Dickinson, with Mildred Sunday morning worship is at 11 will be guest* at the evening serv- sion, it was decided to change the o'clock. Rev. Arthur 8. Joico's ser- ice at 7:45. The pastor will speak The Women's Home league spe- Palmer Stout soloist. Postlude, Sunday evening service to a Ves- cial thanksgiving and enrollment "Fugue In A Minor," Bach. mon topic will be "The Meaning of on "Bless the Lord." The choir will NEOLITE SOLES FOR SERVICE per acrvice to he held Sundays at Thankfulness." Organ selections by sing "Prayer of Thanksgiving.'' service will be held next Tuesday The t p. m. service will be a ser 4:30 p. m. Parents aro urged to Miss Ella King will be "Now Thank Mrs. Arthur Hafncr will play a at 7:30 p. m. vice of music In the sanctuary. It bring their children to this acrvice. We all Our God" by Yates, "Prayer violin solo. A street corner service will be will include Tower Chimes, organ The Every Member Canvass wai of Thanksgiving" by Demoreat and The 48th annual roll call will be held Friday night, Nov. 23, at prelude "Sonata 8," "Our Father held Sunday, afternoon with U "March" by Scarmolin. The junior held at 3:30 and 7:30 p. m. today. Broad and White sts. A Holiness Who Art in Heaven," Mendelssohn; teams participating. The gor.l of choir will sing "We Plow the Fields meeting, a service of prayer and choral, processional of the choir; Dr. Samuel Ortcgon of the Eastern meditation, In charge of Major the eanvua is to have all pledge and Scatter" by Schult. The senior Baptist Theologian seminary will call to worship by the minister; carda delivered durlnf the week Dries, will be held Friday night, unison prayer; scripture lesson; choir will sing an offertory anthem be the guest speaker at both serv- Nov. 23, at 8 p. m. so that the pledges for 1981 may and do choral responses. Ronald ices. pastoral prayer and choral re- be returned this Sunday, Dedication Clark will alng "He Shall Feed His sponse; offertory hymn, oratorio, The union Thanksgiving service ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL "Praise Jehovah," Mendelssohn, to Sunday. In that wiy It will enable Flock" by Handel. will be held at the Leonardo Bap- be presented by the 40-volce chan- the officers of the ihurch to better The Westminster fellowship for tist church at. 10 a. nv, Nov. 32. Rev. Keantburg cel eholr; recessional of the choir. plan the work of the church and teen-agers of the church and com Mr. Bisgrove will be the speaker. Holy Communion will be offered The aoloist for the service will he Sunday school for the coming year. munity will meet Sunday at 4:30 at 8 o'clock by Rev. Russell A. Mildred Palmer Stout, soprano, as- p. m. in the social room. CENTRAL BAPTIST Smith, STB., vicar. Church school MONK LOAFER ST. ANDREWS EPISCOrAt, Senior choir rehearsals are Thurs- will meet at 9:80 a. m. sisted by Mildred J. Morris alto, Highlands Atlantic Highlands Richard Warner tenor, and Herbert day* at 7:15 p, m. Members are Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, Bish- SIZES SIZES I2'/I to 3 The service of morning prayer urged to attend and to bring friends Sunday-school, with classes for op Suffragan of New Jersey, will Burtis baritone. will be held Sunday morning at 9 all ages Including the pastor's o'clock. Rev. Christopher H. Sny- since more voices ate needed. Mr. confirm the 1951 class and deliver Chance) flowers for the sanctuary Clark directs the choir. adult Bible class, will meet at a sermon at 11 a. m. The vicar will 6 to 8 $5.?5 I to D WIDTHS nest Sunday will be presented by der, vicar, will apeik on "Counting 9:45 a. m. Junior choir rehearsals are Bat offer the Holy Eucharist at the tho young adult fellowship as a Our Blessings." llusic by Mrs. Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor, will scivlou. «'/» to 12. $MS memorial to Miss Lea Coddlngton. Ruth Lucas, organist, offertory an- urdayji at 10:30 a. m. under tho deliver a sermon' at the morning Memorial altar flowers will be the them "I Sing a Song" by Hopkins. direction of Mrs. William A. Shoe- service at 11 o'clock. Tht adult Holy Communion will be offered Church school at 1) o'clock. maker. at 9:20 Thankagiving morning by 12'/* to 3 $6.95 gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tucker and junior choirs will be heard. the vicar. In loving remembrance of mother, The service of Holy Communion The Adult fellowship will meet The youth fellowship group will Mrs. Martha Whltehead; son, will bo celebratei Thanksgiving Wednesday, Dec. 12, for its Christ meet at 7 p. m. The pastor again A to E Widths Henry, and daughter, Ruth Lillian. day at • o'clock br the vicar, as- •u party. Members and frlendi are will deliver a sermon at the eve- ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL Thty will also be the gift of Miss sisted by Atfred Anderson and Wil- Invited to attend, bringing any type ning gospel service at 8 o'clock. Belford Beatrice Munsell in memory of her liam Rauacher as servers. 8pecial of canned goods for use in making Donald MacPeek will lead the Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, parents. Thanksgiving music by the choir baskets for needy people in the singing. Bishop Suffragan of New Jersey, BOYS AND URLS! There will be no rehearsal of the under the direction of Mrs. Lucas. community. The films "New Eng- The board of trustees will meet will confirm the 1951 class and of- chancel choir Nov. 23, Saturday morning, Nov. 24, the land" and "Wings to Alaska" will Monday at 8 p. m. at the church. fer the Holy Eucharist at the The carol choir, conaistlng of Acolytes' guild will attend an be shown. The Philathea class will meet morning service at 9:30 o'clock. acolytes' service at St. James The Women's association will MVE YOU SEEN MR APACHE STOCKADES? children from the first, second and Tuesday at 8 p. m. and eholr re Church school will meet at 11 third grades, will begin rehearsals church, Long Branch, at 10 o'clock hold its Christmas sale in the near hearsal held Wednesday at 7 p. m. a. m. Saturday morning, Nov. U, at 10 and will be guests of that parish future. Requests for contributions The congregation will take part Holy Communion will he offered Come d»Kii and ncc il in our window, then tell Santa Claus you a. m., to prepare music for the for luncheon. Thoie who will at- to the tables and help in other in the Thanksgiving evo union ser< by Rev. Russell A. Smith, S.T.B., want il under your tree on Christmas. It'* FHEE plus a handsome Christmas season. tend aro Robert .Lucas, Charles ways are being made. vice at the Methodist church Wed' vicar, at 8 o'clock Friday, Nov, Mrs. Albert L. Addis of 102 Behrani, Walter Behrens, Charles nesday at 8 p. m. 23, the Feast of St. Clement, patron pair of cowboy hoots just your size ! Buena Vista ave., Fair Haven, will Wecker, Alfred Anderson and Wil- BAPTIST saint of the parish. Rev. William entertain Circle 0 of the Woman's liam Rauseher. Middletown BAPTIST A. Stott, former vicar, will deliver society this afternoon at 2:10, Rev. John E. Bates will preach Leonardo a aermon at evening prayer ser- Sunday at <:45 p. m. tht youth PRESBYTERIAN on tho topic "Tho Thanksgiving of Church school meets at 9:4B a. vice at 8 o'clock in celebration of HERE IS ALL YOi NAVE TO 00 fellowship will meet in the fireplace Atalntlc Highland* the Pharisee and the Publican" at m. Rsv, John E. Johrnon, pastor, the 25th anniversary of the found- room. They will be addressed by Church school Will meet at 10 the 11 a. m. Sunday worship hour. will deliver a sermon at ths morn- ing of St. Clement's. Just come to our store and with every purchase of 91.00 or more Rev. Lisle Bartholomew, chaplain a. m. Rev. Klmer T. Bchick, pastor, 8unday<*chool meets in the chapel Ing service at 11 o'clock and at the at Fort Monmouth. His subject will will deliver a sermbn, "Thomas the at 9:4S a. m. under the leadership eveninf service at 8. The interme- CALVARY BAPTIST you will receive a cou|Mtn which entitles you to a chance on the be "Christian Democracy." Miss Doubter," sixth In a series, "Men of Woodrow Francis. Contributions diate and senior youth meeting will Red Bank Fort Apache Slockadr and Cowboy Boots. Rosemarie Bdenhofer will lead the Whom Jssus Made," at the morn- of food for tho New Jersey Baptist be held at 7 p. m. Sunday will be roll call day for devotions. Ing aervlce at 11 o'clock, home will be collected both in tho The junior youth society will the church school at 9:30 a, m., in The Red Cross mobile unit blood A Aim strip, "Paul's Third Mis- Sunday-school and church. meet Tuesday at 3 p. m. at tho charge of Mrs. Annie Jackson. AWAIU) WILL BE MADE ON SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 22nd donor service will hove use of our sionary Journey," will be shown at Tho combined churches of Mid- church under the direction of Mrs Rev. J. B, Gilchrist will deliver the fellowship hall facilities Monday, the evening service at S o'clock. dletown will hold the annual corn- Mildred Johnson, The monthly sermon at the regular worship Nov, 19, from noon to 8 p, m, The Women'* Missionary society-) munlty Thanksgiving service at tho church school workers' conference service. The Methodist Men's fellowship will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at tho Reformed church Wednesday at 8 will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m, at Sunday at 7:30 p. m, tho Oospel met yesterday In Fellowship hall at church. Topic of the meeting will p. m. Rev, Andrew M. VanDyke of tho home of Mrs. Robert Search. Singers of Jersey City will present 8 p, m., and wero addressed by Prof. be "Thailand and Rural United the Episcopal church will bo speak' The pastor's study of Exodus will a special program, sponsored by Oeorge Barrels of Princeton theo- States," er, assisted by Rev. Mr. Bates and be continued at the praise, prayer Mrs. Oertrudo Whitney. The Men's WALTER S. THOMPSON logical seminary, His subject was A union Thanksgiving service James Stout. As In previous yean, and Blhlo study mooting Wednes- club of the church will hold a din- "Iarap|;' Jordan and the Holy will be held Wedmsday at 8 p, m. the Thanksgiving offering will be day at 8 p. m. ner Saturday In the basement of Children** Fine Shoe$ Place*;* at the Methodist church, where distributed to charitable organiza- The annual union Thanksgiving the church parsonage. RID IANK Circle "A" of Ilia Woman's So- TXev, noy E. Williams, Jr., pastor, tion). duy Bervicu will he held at 10 n. m. The Vlmlnin club will meet Mon- 3LA MONMOUTH ST. (Oam Frisky TIN • P. M.) ciety nf^CbjinHHn flnrvlco meeting will dtliver a sermon, The tenth organ recital and con Rev. Wlllinm K. BISKI'OVC pastor of day at tlin church, Prayer and song TunjdayrWhv, 20, at 2 p, m. at the The communicants' elass will cert of the church will be held Dec. the Now Monmoulh Baptist church, services will he held Wednesday, home of Mrs. John Balnton, 191 meet Saturday at 10 a, m. I at •;!» p. at will bi guest speaker. Nov, 21, between 8 and 9 p. m, MKP HAtfK nfMWTfM. VOVKKHKR Iff. Mftl Railroad Club Gets New Headquarter* QMHnlirc Hmmmni Oa WU WrtMay IT I MOVIITIMI U. S. A SHADOWBROOK INN •HUBWaaURT — Charles Rice mn * wkLnm BBABB TIUATBE FOB TUB I WOAD STRUT SMRIWSIURY was gaaet ef honor Friday Bight at wvamt KBBBX Arnucnoxs a dinner party in honor of hit »2d birthday at the hosoe of fciason - offers a reel home-like Therilsf>in§ dinner. Reserve ia-law aad daughter, Mr. and Mrs. your table early •• w* can prepare accordingly. John W. Parker of Sycamore avc. Other guests included hie SOB TWMfV 10HTM STUKS aad daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice, and family, Runison; OHADOWBROOK IKN IS OPEN EVERY HAY BXOBPT MONDAY hie graadeaa, Lewis Branin, Syra- cuse, K. T and Mrs. Jesjic Cross- TIUTMOM M» IANI t-im ley aad Mitt Ruth Parker, Shrews- bury. Radia aewscsstlag has made the V»V. 17ik puMie mare interested in reading NOW thru VHT& low Leon's fry Clooiii, olto. 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Unit I. Ceefce, oitrome left, Rwmten, president ef the Wreck Pond and Netrhero rail* reed, a model railroad allegation, receives key* to the Lena, trench reilroed station Iran* Michael Strode, superintendent of the New York and Lena, trench railroad. The modal rail. reederi were fronted wie ol the south end of the huildina end wiH construct o tcele model JUT roilrood. In the photo, left to rifht, ore Mr. Cooko, loo McMahen, Levelette; Geor«o Robin. KVKLVM REYEf, ion, Lenf trench; Will Carey, Sea Girt, treasurer; Mr. Stroll*, R. 0. Irookt, Oceen Arave, vice pretident; H. A. Pope, Shrewsbury, secretary, and Mej. Oick Waader, Little Silver. "MON MAN" •UN. . MOW. • TIE*. . MON. NOV. 18 • 19 8ea4ar Continuous * • •nacr-ThrW AM--"-- - - fWanport cadets in full dress parade, and Joan Bailey, Susan Bailey, Char- Mrs. John Afi irano and rhildrcn the game betweer West Point and lotte Frederick and Martha Mat- Joy and John of Pemberton ave. Citadel. On the way home they tinglcy. Mothers who accompanied a spent the week-end in Belmar. «topp*d et ricottie's diner on rt. 1 the group were Mrs. Arthur Mason, -IN- >OUI MIN AND ONI They also attended the wedding of for a supper. The following scouts Mrs. Frank Callahan, Mrs. Janes WOMAN Atl TNI LAIf Mr». Africaners niece, Dolores Pa- made the trip: Jerry Petersen, Finn, Mrs. K Culllson, Mrs. T. "THI duano, to Frank Santa. Terry Petereen, Gary Hick*, Tom Bacon, Mra. Fred Hartley, Mrs. PIVI MOM UN ON IAITN Finley, Tommy Blackburn, Billy F. J. Tokanas and Mrs. Ray H. DUMTFOX" Mr. and Mra. Charles Croydon ticott, Jimmy Finn and Oouslaa Mattingley. and daughter Sharon of Main ft Forbes. recently motored to Rahway to at- WeA-Thisr. Thtir. Coat. • •IBMS b •toryl Oirl acoul troop 32 of Oceanport, TONV CITRTW tend the 25th wedding anniversary accompanied by their leader, Mrs. atony HOIH SATVBOAV of Mrs, Croydon's sister and broth- rtrca IAVMK er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Frank Callahan, and several The readers at the story hour mothers, enjoyed • day's outing in program Saturday morning at the —IN— Woolley. Newark and New York Friday. Westside "V" will be Mrs. Louella The Choir club of the Oceanport They chartered a Boro bus, driven Bradshaw and Mrs. Donald Eng- Tha nrhwa Wl» •M4 Methodist church is having an In by Micky Frederick, and left lish. Their stories will be 'The WMI Tkief tcrnational supper tonight for theOceanport at » a. m. Their first New Tool Chest," "Gunney Wolf," — U TcelMlcetor — benefit of the organ fund. stop was at Newark airport. There "Hobyahs" and "Thanksgiving." FIUNKIK MINK 9WmHwHm Iwmmf mmmw www mmmmmy OwfHWf UN Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and they wore conducted by pilots and The program i* sponsored by the "Smmr Side children Johnny and Jeannie. re uttwirdesies to the control tower Northern Monmouth County cently visited Mr. Ryan's parents, ami observation roof, where they branch, American association ef af tkoStroot" Mr. anil Mrs. Michael Ryan of were explained the various intrica- University Women, and the book Lake ave. cies of weather eonditian signals. committee of the Red Bank library. John E. Brill of California re Uter they were taxied from the IN •NAsnerkawfceBiMwtfco secret that get* cently visited his sister, Mrs. hangar to take-off position, In ana P^kW ^s^ro ^WW TAs^^ve Charles Moyt of Dwyane st. While of the Airway's large Constella- here he spent *ome time with his tions. From the airport they left mother, Mrs. gam Brill of Rumsen. for New York where they went to the broadcast of the Garry Moore A Walter Resde Tkeetre The Oceanport auxiliary of Rlv- show. They received many auto- IrifjMen your hemo for ••he erview hospital met Nov. » at thegraphs from various stars Includ- KalMiiwa, ». J. home of Mrs. Harry Ooffronn, ing Herb nhrtner. Among the •«. 10—Al tissatswa TraMc Circle holiday IMIM ahead. CiH Portaupeek. places of Interest they visited were om—*iutn tioo Mr. and Mrs. Q Leshkowlti and the N.B.C. building, Bt. Patrick's Rl 42100 far prompt rtsiiRhtsr Ross, formerly of James- cathedral, the skating rink at STKl NEUKr Jtm. 1M1 burf, have moved into their new Rockefeller Center, then to the au- ri home on Monmouth Park pi. Ots -__'*'*e "• up and delivery service. tomat where they were taken be- Arlma Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Nolan and hind the scenes to view the opera- WheUa families of Westerley, R. I, spent tloni ef the famoua eatery. Thosa •WMWTK the week-end at the home af Mr.whu made the trip were Barbara I ani|»lr Parking Space in front of plant and Mrs. Edward Urlon of Eaton- Drahos, JoAnn LaCross, Joann "HASfAO I Wlir town blvd. Mason. Mary Wright, Kajf Iselin. Mrs. Thomas Ross of Wolf Hilt Karen Dey, Terry MeAullffe, Ar- *MMIe TINNf ave. recently attended a claas re- lene Chrlstenson, Veronica Palum- union in Philadelphia. bo, Laura Tokanai, Karen Hjembo, tmu ROM UshkowlU, Betty lean Patty Culliaon, Ann Mattlnglsy, Uerd IwCWstf Joan Juska, Owen Reynolds, Dl- w Davlioa and Morgan mo-anna Frederick, Patty Finn, Joan nUOAV-NOV. M tored ta Asbury Park recently Hartley, Romona Hum), Janet Clennert • Lnnndvren • Rug Clemmn and spent the evening ice skating at the Monte Carlo pool. Dletmler, Frlnne Baeon, Sue Jones, mi '300" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hurley 64-76 White Street, Red Bank, N. J. and nan Richie of Farmlngdale u aim u oar were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. •m-Mao.Tiire, Xev. M-lt-M T. E. Davison of Dwyane st. Mr. and Mn. John V. Hauser of Dwyane st. attended the tenth * Tandy wedding anniversary party given WITH AN AM. OTAN OA«T Isyourphonm recently In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Rice of Red Bank. "DUMT POX" Mrs. Robert Weiss and sons a •••for© thumb" Richard and Oeorge of Chatham, -HJ» rnw KOMANCE" former residents of Oeeanport, OAIA MOUBAV SHOW! spent the week-end at the horn* ot NdniHiytSwreOey. Nev. «!••• Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wood, Jr., of Branch ave. While here Mrs. Weiss SIOUNE .15 The STRANDS visited several of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Planter o! F*FaiMMii.PEIFECT Belmar visited Mr. and Mrs. 'CATTIB DMVr Thomas Robinson of Pemberton AkOO—ejMMV OOONgT ave. Saturday and enjoyed the ONLY -TUB 8TBIP* evening with several games of H FRI. . SAT. ' NOV. 16 • 17 canasta. at M NEArS ON Mrs. John V. Hauser was a par- «n>M TNt 0NLV TMIATM ticipant in the station WJI>K pro- TNUIttE OS)^kA«StelS^B^Sk BtSMASBiM AIM SbA SkA OflMA a Jl A gram sponsored by the Uptown •OJUIPPslV WITfl IROIVIOvaSj Long Branch merchants recently. Mr. and Mrt. Thomas Roblson Aaoonmtv OHMANTM* T* and son Gary motored to Fords Na turna Sunday. IT III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and yssjdj p*/y $1.39 wt nut) son Ronald of Dwyane at. recently visited Mr. and Mrs. James Mar- far thaia famoui NU-MAIO cello of . NYLONS. Wo UMppad up • Ituta The Oceanport first aid squad was called Saturday night to Wolf mill turplut t* bring rha price down. Hill and Portaupeek aves. where MAYFAIR Leonard Grlllo, Newark, driver of A8BVRY PARK a motorcycle, and Richard John- A WaHer aeade Tkealre son, Asbury Park, driver of a car, UMITID TIMI ONLY—HJY NOWI were involved in an accident. Mr. NOW Thru WED. Grille- was taken to the Monmouth Memorial hospital where he waa ON TIE SC1EEN AT LASTt treated for a alight concussion, scalp wounds and shock. TW PULITZER PIIZE PLAV! The fame of the Village market of Oceanport waa attested to last week when a letter was received by the Callahans, from 8.K.C. CKIMINAl LAWYII Frederick G. Kirkham, T.4T. Co. lOlal 91K. BM.—c/o Postmaster, SaBS.B. San Francisco, Cal., now in Korea, TCBS. EVK, «:M — THAMK8O1V1NO FOWL KIOHT requesting food packages be sent Turkeys and Chicken. . Courtesy vietory Market* to him and enclosing money order for same. S.F.C. Kirkham while stationed at Fort Monmouth was a frequent visitor at the market. RED HOT MUSICAL HI The following Is quoted from his letter, "I wish you to take this "THI STRir money and make me up a box of canned goods such as franks, MICKIY FORMST franks and beans, beef and shrimp such as I always purchased there, and ship them to me at the above address In this God forsaken holt SPECTACULAR! of Korea. We hope to have thia affair over with before another That's • perfect •n«>w»rsi cttscription of, year and at this writing I am HIADQUARTMS FOR THI BIST very well." •«r VIIMI in lAUCIJNAi md CASUALS. ASBURY PARK Mrs. Clinton Wood, Jr., was Cho.st my of thtu 10P RANK •MAYFAIRt NOW Thru WED., NOV. 214 IN OFFICI SUPPLIIS hostess Wednesday evening of last FILES • FILING SUPPLIES • STATIONERY week at her home on Branch ave. STYLES at a TINY LITTLE - •n, PULITZER PRIZE PLAY eiNwow PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES at a demonstration party for the liilitQuuMf ...»»4l Clrl Whs WwtsVi * Lowlyl benefit of the evening circle of JRIEf CASES • DESKS • CHAIRS the W.8.C.S. at the Oceanport Methodist church. Present were Mrs. George Loper, Mra. William A Streetcar McCormack, Mrs. John B. Hulse, Mrs. Ida Peters, Mrs. Perley Rid- CtM* dle, Mrs. Arthur Mason, Mn. Charles Covert, Mrs. Charles Wall- ing, Mrs. Oeorge C. D. Hurley, Mrs. Edward Dibble, Mrs. Charles Vlvica wM Vmoi LEKH •Marlon BRiiNDO VanBrackle, Mrs. John N. Franks, 1.69 Mm. Churles Croyden, Mrs, 3, Na- LEIGH. BRANDO • ST. JAMIS t gel, Mrs. A. l.ouls Myers, Mrs. A. 6S BROAD ST. Notleo To Parents: • LYRIC o 12. Muller, Mrs. Pat Holcomli, Mr*. IAT. NOW TNRU. OAT. — ICdwanl C, Wilson ami Mm, J. 3. This Picture Not YniirnOf' nnd 17 nilOAD STREET RED BANK "Rnmlbluph" "Whittle at Knton Fnlls" l.andi.H. Recommended for •LUI MED BANK 6-0001 Sellinq 3 Million Pair o Year—THEY MUST BE GOODI •UN.-TUC, NOV. ii.lt.l* Boy Hi-oui 1rcmp Tjft of Ocmnport Children "Never 'I'runt a llumhli-r" OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. w«i driven hy James Finn in West "Let's Makn It L«(«l" •UN.-Wia., NOV. It-fl Point Saturday, They vlewtd the IHgM AN* "Lost Continent" "The Mooalum" "Bride ef the Ooflte" 9AHK ti>l fattae, Michel* J**M, l*t*y *r«u-1 wer aad Devtd Taoaaaaaa. ST. NO THANKSGIVING DCMIM tft COMPUTE Accounting Firm Mr*. Retort Sealer. Mr*. C. R. MAICH NAII IOOK INOP fteaita, Mr*. Lutker Walling and Wkkmt. lira. Williaaa Mayer etteadad tk« CUMd VAN laUlfl Adds New Partner Natioaal Cafeteria ceaveatioa at ft immom mm Praaeata the taeat—th* aaaet diatiaetiv* aelaetloa ef Heary g.,In*elk*rg and Caraey P. the Hate! ttatkrr. tt. T, Tueaaay MIMC PA* WEMMNOa. BECrPTM>««. ETT. Card* to b* found anywhere. Petillo have admitted Leonard at thi* week. rHOKE RC «tnt-l. 4a*)*l 4aSv aavMI ft •. aa. Weill te the partnership, which rc- The Weatta'* R**uMie*B club 1M Mfltt UTREEt Willey's Fresh Oder ceatly eacaed lta office* at ( Moa- held a luaeaeea la** Thttnday at aaauth at. The new accounting arm •uttaawaod ataMr, Matavaa. A wilt operate aa Inselberj, Petille ft ahott ateetiaa; ni haM and Mn. Wcill. Oeorga Yaraall, pr*ala>at, received WNJJY S FAtM MAMCIT a lamp for her rceeat weddiaf ea- alv«raarjr. Oueata atteaaUac war* IOVTIII Mrt. Pearl White. Mra. Dera Tai- «aw, Mn. Ma4ellaa U»ah#a, Mn. WHEEL Ella Scfcaeer, Mra. UIHaa Welaea. Mrt. Lilliia ttaiufae. Mr*. Uaa Ahern, Mra. Ma* WilleaM. Mrt. Catherine Caajray, Mra. Hilda V»- ker, Mia* —~nia flaaa. Mra. Dm Rarae*, Mra. D*ra Raaa, Mrt. Maitl* VaaKlrh. Mn. UU Jeaaaa. Mra. OcHrata RWIMMM, Mrt. L. DO VOC/R CHJUSTW4S M. Coajptaai, Mr*. A«a* Ruayea, Mr*, tout* Ktwtto, Mn. Harry NOW—A rvu. uucnos Park**. Mra. t*M Craarfaf*. Mn. Drill* atelr, Mra. hnk WWte. Mn W NATIONALLY FAMOUS Peel*. Mr*. Matel tr*r •mltli, Wllliaai ItawahM eaKfcftte* fcai third MrtMar W*MM*y. Urn. T, TURKEYS with • family party. That* »VM- ••t ware Mr. uj Mr*. Rkfeard Waiter, Jr., tn< eMMraa Jeaat and Raady, Mra. lagahart Knwdte* and Mr. aaal Mr*. Richard Wetter, «r, ef Churafe at., wki war* htttt«a«i, YOUK Luther Walliag **• «el»t»rat*d AN MM* kf th* Waftfe La*M*l M mm •U Utk htrtMay W*Uf. N«*. It. A Mtlve af Jeraey City, Mr. Welll HI* gMtta wer* Mr. and Mn. aa eaucated In the Unioa City Themaa Orr a»4 aaufhteri af 5/tore Sundial Shoes puMie aehooli, graduatlnf from KiKgatM, N, T. UfUon Hill high achool and wu Mra. Ltland RieMMM «M |«»en 111 grad«ated from New Tork iiniver*- a aurpriae blrthaay puty Urt W*f- ity, achool of commerce, account* needay evening after th* maatlag a*4 flnance, with tha 4egre* ef ef the MtrlMri at th* leant MM- bachelor of icience in accounting. Ing. Mr. Weill ij no atranger tn thii Mra. Vernan talaiaa Mi ehll- area, having lerved a* an enliatcd dren, Verna, Edward an« WalMr, •un at Port Monmsuth from April, and Robert MalHy «p*nt TrUty tM>, ta September, IMS. Whila in with Mr*. Ja*a*a Preach ef Me* tha Army Mr. Weill attended th* BruMwlek. Mra. Preneh ht* bata Army finance school and later the ill and ia recuperating at h«r Mat. enBtraet termination achool, both Mr. anl Mr*. Karawn OcOrete •t Port Benjamin Harrlton in In-•f Nutley, vlilUd Mr*. Be*tle Tar- diana. Subsequently aa a warrant now an« family luMay. officer, Mr. Weill waa engaged In Mr*. Martha Ceddlngtaa and renegotiation and termination of daughter Etta af Morrlt av*., and war contract* at the Philadelphia | Mr, and Mr*. E. T, Cailcr an4 fam-

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We extend a most cordial invitation to you to visit our new plant —one of the most modern in the county—on Sunday, November BIG TRADE-IN 18th, when we will kill and dress Turkeys from 9 a. ni. to 4:30 p. m. ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RADIO EVISCERATED READY FOR THE OVEH OR TELEVISION SET PHONE KEANSBURG 6-1088

it THE 000R WITH THI lOMHf ON TNI Tt? WHOUSAU TO HOTILS, RISTAURANTS fc MJTCHMS BETTER MW •tMoa, MW utility, IMW HOUSEKEEPING ALL SIZIS-ANY AMOUNT IASKINS FAMIC PAIR SHOP 10 MECHANIC ST. RED BANK 46 Montnouth St. Phone Red Bank 64310 LOCAL INITALLIN* MSTIIMTOI SUNRISE TURKEY FARM Open Friday Eeenfnyt ELBERON DOOR CO. Plenty of Free Parking Space in HERBERT S. EWIN6, Prap. EAST ROAD, BELFORD, N. J. (NEM CAMPttirs JUNCTNN) Rear of Store un White St. 252 PRRRINE AVE. ELBERON OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY PHONI LON* IRANCH Omm **m II Polica eklaf aad Mr*. Marty Kirkeejard celehrated their wed. I.JEONARDO-P.F.C. Bicbera R. ateaj •aaiv*rea«y Sunday. It ala* Matt*** naaagaa of tt Caater Curry of the First Armored divt- a* tha chief* birthday. aw, Ksaaeburg, wa* give* • •»• CENEIAL KOTOftf PRIO «ion arrived Sunday at hi* horn* Leslie D. Baely la an a buelnoa* •ay osjon*B*jM asawswo HMF Molly Pitcher Super Market on Washington ave. here t* apead tris> ia gueaet aad Herri* eeuaty. saemJae; ay Maftjtrat* Jeaa V. a furlough with his parents, Mr. Mr*. Elaia DeatareM ka* ratitrsv- CroveH *• a chargt *f Ma« dm«a laVaWJ JMgMSMMatll M* FfM aJMWImTjr *nWBMt HE w>9B09 and Mrs. Richard Curry. I U kar paaitiea with th* Hew»nd «**t4*r» «a4 •Mittltw arreot Jersey Trwtt company, M| >*ir*iaM WUllMi l%tter**ej, Branch, afUr kaviBf keen ill. wao arroetod VtoasfM, Mid he Armmmr't tmm riaal plan* (or '-ax Chriets*** foiud the etefendaat waaderiag Frrali KiUnJ r la m. Darath**'* Catkettc ar*M*)4 ni tk* *tn*t Monday nl«ht. JERiEY ANTHONY'S ch«r«k were aaade at a (Mating a Ho aUtod n* took hiea U th* km SMIIEI JEUEY weak ace last aigat. Tk* hasar will statioa bat toetead * kanrdiafl • TON HEN If MAIfJ AVI. MED IANK 4.1IMI ! held Dec. 1 and 3. _i, n—*f*a want *re«n4 t* U* Mr. and Mre. Harry Rowland, rear *f tha *Uti*n. Tkere, the t a. m. Purpose ie ta cleaa ta* bra**

altar Sttlng* »r Bt. James Mentor- apsn^psa «W«HV *••••• m ial Epieeepal church. Aayoae wMb- by antahtn af tk* WaaMa'* C*av ing ta help ie invited. maaMy atab wan atrtad aad «a»i- Girl Beaut troop JT met Monday •ue ana*** played. Tka hoy* ar* ml* Cup CrtMwarry t T«Mtw Mf Shrimp afternoon at the Methodist church. enUaNaftically laakHf forward la Cad a i Work waa done by the older eeawt* being gmtata at tk* dab at tk* on their Good Grooming badge. 591 TayOtada ChrMtaaa* party De*. 4 wklck aaw 6% Th* yaaagar girl* worked on their 591 win h* aw*'* aigkt at tha Can*. seeond class badge*, which onUll* muaMy aJa*. They ataa t* aar» •IRLOIN Frcsli KilM 8UCE0 BACON CUm Craam «f $**» their taking cutting* *t a plant —•VI _!-.M» A%ftUNA Bnm^alBaBkdnaaaalaitiiSBBSTSa) MaWJ * uWawBJ^atftslaw|««VvPWwBBa'| and making tt grew. Thl* i* d*a* 01 JERSEY under the Nature Study p'ograa*. taaa tw« Calary I Oliva* T.W.C. Mekartf ft. Carry A card party ia being held to- vaaattas fr**n hi* awil** la tka FMtTUUIOlJSE FRYING FRESH night at the Ma*oni« temple nt • post akUt. ROAST YOUNft TOM TUMIY. 6iM«» Cravy.. A 1H« graduate of Middletowa o'clock, uponaored by th* Una* TMta wW b* a baatltaul *H«1C* Dratttaa I Cr**ik«fry S«uca township high school, PTC. Curry elub far th* benefit of Rlvervttw aad naaptlaa at a»**ah*n at tk* STEAKS eiieiEis IAMS last week completed training 4t koepitaL Tk* elab ask* th* aap-Motktdlat church Sunday a**ra!»'«. ROAST raiMi mis OF IEIF .«j» the non-commisBioned oRtcen n*rt of the community to make Paraate eotirou* af brlagtag their > IROILIO LAMI CHOW school at Fort Benning, Ga. He It It a auccess. There will be table childrtn for Christian kantiem aad on detarhed fiervicn from Camp prise* and special award*, Erneat adult* ar young people wha d*eire MUD JUMIO SHRIMP. Tartar $««. Hood, Tex., where he will return Oraf I* chalrmaa. Committee mem-to h* bapti**d *r b***ma mem- HALF IROIIIO CHICKIN Friday, Nov. 23. bers laelude Sheriff Ira E. Wai-bere ia tk* church. *r bath, may Curry was employed «• • ball- e*»t. Mayor r. Wl»s Price, K*a> da *• ay aaatactlag •RIUIO fORTIRHOUSI STIAK • 4.00 doMr operator in construct)** netk VanBrunt, nobert A. Brawn, Hawart M*atga*Mry. work In prior to hit *f>Harry lUwland, Councilman P>*d Thaakaghrlag **nrie* will be llatment last April. B. Morrii, Carl Oarafola, Leslie D. caaduttod la the Methodlet church WaMtriSata. Seely and Jaka Outtonr.au. Homo- bagmalag at » a. m. Tbaaksgiv- mad* **k* aad a ck*tc* of tea arlag*»r. VMITAILIS: Craama. Whit* Outwit •arta tat Brtitua Win* Sceond coffee will be **rv*4. R***rvatt*M After Mi»»ing LMMNM for 90 table* already have k**a Cattail*. Swaa* Patataat Whist**) Mataat made. Those wishing to reeerv* a IDEAL BEACH — Brutus, boxer tabl* may do eo by contacting any MSSHTSt Mim Ptidrfiiif, **«.•> Savca llwult Tartanl owned by Stephen Nester of M member of tho committee. Ocean avc. her*, Monday nifht wat Cuk Scout pack at will awarded second prlie in obedlanc* Friday at T:K) p. m. at the Meth- Ctfftt «r To trials conducted at the Hanrich odist church. Parent* Interested la school for dogi at Metuchen. MntH • having their *on* }*in may attaad Brutus scored VI point* *ut *f th* meeting with them. A branding a possible tOO to win th* award, ceremony win a* k*M, which I* th* a replica, at a hnxer In porcelain. acceptance af new memiMr* lata Your Pre-Hdiday Gift! Th* deg't performance ia all th*tha pack. A *ktt *a tka Undlng more noteworthy, Mr. Nestor feel*, •f tk* Pilgrim* win b* givw by (ha because an unforeseen trip to long twa den*. KM THIRTY DAYS ONLY! Bay, Canada, made it neeeuary Mr. aad Mra. M. T. Werner ant for Brutus to mlji eevsrat weeks' daughter Man *f Tlnton *v*. vl*lt- training. Mr. Neater telethon** •d tk* Warner** aaa DonaM at Tala th* school from th* Canadian wild* anlrerslty th* put weekend. to learn what wo* being taught Repretenttng CUk Pack 8T at tk* during the weeks he was away. Pow W*w Satartay at Wtnaja**** 741 RIVHI ROA0 PAW HAWK Brutus attended a final '— will a* Mr*, rranela Bruce, Mr*. before the trial*. Charle* Sewta, Mr*. Cllewartk MB RANK 4VMff Britton and Mn. Mary Andr*. den The Boiton tea party waa >ta*> awth*ri, and William Ma««*«k. ntd in th* back room of th* mttm Vrand* Bra** aad Peter Tomalna, daxett*. Mr. aad Mra. Clifford Cadawa FIRST NATIONAL BANK entertained th* Jolly Tea cluk at their home Saturday evening prior Attay fall, H. J. Iff. to attending th* highly *uee***M barn dance In th* American Uaton home aponeored by Hi* Woman'* MY TO THI Community club. Capt. and Mr*. John Oarma of Eliaabeth parkway ORDiR OF wer* Initiated lata tka elub at that tint*. Other* present were Mr. and Mr*. Robert Dangler. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Cotgreavo, Councilman and Mra, Le*a B. Smock. Jr, aaa Mr. aad Mrs. J*ka Dicta, Tk* Ham aad Sehaal atab win •Met tkl* ***alng at tk* *ek**L Mr*. Howard Mfltor *f RumMn SEABOAHD SUtVKB will ka th* ipathtr. Sh* wiU ah*w a button coltottea. Th* Oloaner* taetoty af th* Pr**- •ytarlaa ehurch met Friday .night la tha *hap*l Mr* "gan af Hard- ing rd. Rat Bank. *kow*d holiday fetal amagojMBta. K*w Mmbm aacepted wara Mn. W. a Nlea af Waaanaiaa and Mrs. RBMOII Oal*> worn man af Sataatawa. Mn. Florin* Brown *t Belntar has r*turn*d hem* after (pending th* wMk wltk Mr. aad Mr*. Fraa- «l( Brae*. Wt Will Allow You $75* Toward the Full Price Th* W.S.CS. af tha Methadtat church awt TuMday evening at th* horn* af Mr*. L**U* D. Saaly. OF THIS NEW THATCHIR HorteMM wer* Mr*. OoMen Whit- neld, Mn. Qladya Warlman aM Mrs. ssslv. A Stanliy party was h*M at th* horn* af Mr*. Howard M**tgom*ry, Brand at, Saturday m*rnng. Flower* ta th* M«tk*dl*t chunh Sunday wer* la Memory of Mra, Henry OdtU, Ir. Mr. aad Mr*. BenlMtln VanKeu- OIL HEATING SYSTEM ren aad Mr*. Fnd sTlUrri* *n«at Friday la Phllaaalphla. Th* ku and Daughter! of lib- HIRIS WHAT YOU GIT: •rty will attend *v*alag Mrvle** at th* MethodUt ohureh Sunday. 1. SEABOARD ECONOMY BURNER Visiting eottag* 11 at Jam**burg Monday night w*r* Mrs. John Da- VriM, Mra. Raymond Baaartt, Mrs. 2. SOFT BRICK CHAMBER (FOR HIGHER EFFICIENCY) Dsrls AaftobMh. Mrs. Richard 3. UNDERWRITER APPROVED WIRING 4. 275.GALLON FUEL TANK (UL LABELED) 5. MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL CONTROLS • ASKIN*S 6. LONG HOUR. OVERLOAD PROTECTED MOTOR SEW SAVE 7. RADIO ft TELEVISION INTERFERENCE PROOF TRANSFORMER 8. SUNDSTRAND FUEL UNIT for the 9. EXTRA OIL FILTER on home 10. DRAFT REGULATOR holidays! decoration! 11. 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Vul Chips i* *99> FrwkhrUri «M» Froth Groon PASCAL c whit BrMd CRISP and Cloar Ib. PirkUiNMu.Hifi.S7. Frytrt •"&&"" *55« U. S. No. 1 Gradt I2 « ^^ MIS. WRIGHT'S 15 Slieid Bacn -$& 63* Sanagi "^ 59* % 49> RED DELICIOUS PRICES IFKCTIVE THROUGH SAT. NOV. 17• CS ««-r*r f Hal Share Conference aaoauater here from this point, seining up with an Of edacattoa wUl Base ea the HfsasmteMlaHea of tke Saturday afUraeea. offensive that carried, the oval ta director and ether ttmts the beard »«!•"*;' TlZ^T^, witb •ran uHmM fa* KM Blftkta Bwiaf •*»•#•> MM air. S*a»!»f, rV«Mlitow- aMt4. aWn wlMi • "-iawtaa ta back" The Tigers, fresh from aa upset the Rumson X, whurc the Bulldoga ese«« *d Bank played nlae gaa*. ta* eeaoaa, ^ *^'^« WI«M. Mtwk to OaolfjOt'i asjrprtt*. 0*a Car»»r, rVa«»«Mawa t««kM to whltlt IM kiwctodi $a)bfl«| •# fcii pin aftor • toa* victory ever Rumson Clsetiea day, buckled dawn to douse the fire. were almost helpless aa Billy John- I erhy they eaaaat beep beta leeaJ aamoeas oa «a» taw ova yar^ fata •ratma) Mr MMJ. Larfay, ««t •! MM •#••>•>• INM. Rumson's two markers racked up MM y y a)«Mrtar»acb, •*** akaktaf M •* HM M)f>to kN M son, Gull back, engineered tke vic- earlier in the contest turned out am w HM •aal t«w. Ret) laah CatM(« «••«, 11-7. ma« aa rha thara, l« • vataraa «a HM Catty tfjtM*). tory with hi* offeatlva play which ta be the insurance for IU fourth J of this new aetup, the Asbury Park Red Bank «r'« was resBonaible for two af the Bve Share Conference triumph in aia ouchdowns. starts. The Bulldogs trail Leonardo Coach Bill Strattan's grlddera high and Freehold in the circuit's Buccineers, Back in Win Column. acked up a pair af touchdowns in standings. Red Bank Catholic he second parted aad then cootie- Coach Rosati> men tallied about Sank 2ndI Leonardo. We mentioned thi. lineup in this corner M •led with a torrid offensive ta add midway in the initial chapter when Seeks but we didn't know the makeup w.e in the announcing stage. Slaughter Neptune Fliers, 274 another pair in the third auarttr. •III Paiicer intercepted Bob Rob- Torn the Bucs wMI an»t ladatle U-»i*». »•»• Mver, Trounces Frenchtown Atlantic Highlands cease up with taaon's pus on the Keyport 31. Ukeweod. Keptuac, MMliHH, rmha.1 aad (ke Oreea Wavo NEPTUNE — Coach Frank Plng< Bucs their scoring opportunity. The a strong dtftnslve gtmt la the Srtt John Desmond w«s on the firing itore's Buccaneer grid machine (I- Bucs kicked ta Neptune and, after quarter to hold tha Oulls aeereless, end af a It-yard pass to John De- •I LMI Branik. nally came to life Saturday after- one play, the Filers fumbled, Red but once tht Point Pleasaat ma- Vito, which gave the Rumsoniana Getting beck to Red Bank Catholic, they'll probably suffer the lou noon with a scoring offensive which Bank recovering. chine started clicking, it was alt a first down on the It-yard stripe. Of Ukewood, Rumson. probably Red B.nk and tfatawan. The Caseys C«My. Seort Rrat Victory, 32-7— netted the Bucs a 27-4 victory over Gaining possession on the Ncp over for the hard-fighting Tigers. DeVita then wormed his way ta were just getting along smoothly In making up a schedule alter Strug- the Scarlet Fllere of Neptune on 84, Seward then hiked to the 24 The initial Oull tally caaae after the ane, from where Phil Minton gling for some time to get on local schools' schedules. It look! a. U the Micby Ktnntdy Scorti Two Touchdown, the field here. On the next play, Seward out- the home team took to the air whtn bulled his way over. Green and Gold team will now have tt «• out digging »•» some «f tke Tha Bucs did all of their scoring smertsd the Neptune team to out- It found the Tigers holding en the After the Purple and White team schools let loose by Conference clubi. in the second period when Bab run tho backfttld for the touch- ground. The Oulls started avavlag registered Ita first alK-polnter the The New Jersey lalerMhaUtUe A. A. tsaiMtatlsa aafil After atruggllagsht waebt far a Seward ted the teuchdown parads down. Larabee'a attempted boot «n the third down from tke Tiger Ratders forctt the Bulldoga into a -X. awmber srbool aHaH play • IMHMK eeaeduse 1 aeere MUM gridiron victory, Red Bank Cathe- Tomehdtmm Bound by crossing the double markers missed ita mark for the first time. .18 as Johnson connected with a battle the rest af the wsy, and it lic high school Anally made the aiae faavt and It la nriemMM that aebedutet be limited to twice. Bill Dotts ind Ed Hughes The injury riddled Flier squad long aerial to Pat Mooney on the wasn.'t until the last whittle blew grade in the win column by ratl- added the other two fix-pointers. roared up in li» third period to ten-yard marker. In two plays the that the Rumconians startrd •KM games." iu.t a choice la the be* eat*. ine aver Frenchtown, Sl-T, aa the Andy Larabce's toe was bootleg tally a six-pointer and save the Oulls advanced to the four from breathing easier. Red Bank high eebeel Said Satur- true to form as he connected far home team from a whitewash Job. where Berale pearee grabbed a flat Deaataad tallied tha winning day afternoon. thine out of four conversions. ITS NO TROUBLE AT ALL TO OBT into hot water when knock Coach Joe Pagano's grldders pass from Ray Mesaemer far the teuchdown fer Rumeoa on a well- It was a well-earned trliuaph for Red Bank set the itagc early In marched to four successive first score. Bob Frlck converted te make eaecuted, 11-yard run, in which he Ing out a eports column. For inatance, only la»t week we fctard ef a Coach Joe Bolger and hie Caaeya, the second quarter when the Bucs downs to come within gun sight of the count 7-0. went to his right and wcaved his coach who it cquawking becauM he isn't receiving enough publicity. who were defeated in several close Intercepted a Flier pass on their the goal line. Felix Santaniello, An Interception by Point Pleasant wsy over th« double markers stand- Another coach, who had a elmller complaint lest eeaion, ie riding along eneeunttra during the caaMMlsa. own 44. It took them just nix plays brother of lwt year's Tank" Ban- paved the way for the aeeoad TD. lag up, DeVitf, with his educated •miling thle year. And he hae reason for the big imlle, hli club Ie Tha Oreen and Oold team battled to score the alx-pointer, Bob Sew. taalsllo, plunged avtr for the tal- Bob Burns waa brought dawa aa drop-kicking foot, reglettred the ex- (licking. the visitors for the flrst half and ard lugging the mail over from the ty, Neptune's ene and only of the the 48, but a roughing penalty tra point with a perfect boot. Her* •• ga agala to teat the bet water tamed M by the justified Its win by breaking up a U Larabee then split tht uprights contest. against the Tigers moved tha pig- Keyport took the ensuing klckoff UMM heard af odaeeNoa, MM bM aa ««»• •aaeter strong affenslvt Froaehtewn eleven. with hi* first conversion. The first The Sues will be idle this Sat- skin to the SO. After an laeompltte and immediately went to work. dab. d«4ag • wonderful Job apratrttag scaoal spirit by harhlag The visitors started ant la the score waa tha green light far the urday, but will spend a busy few pass, Johnson seooted around end Jack Mlrra ran tbs pigskin back athletic affaire right a- te the bHt. M*ay atgM MM |UMM#N first quarter In grand fashion, mev- Plngltoremen, who continued ta days preparing for their toughest for 18 yards. He then took the ball to the Keyport 14 on a It-yard hike. are heMlag a ham aaare at the WHtow Mra-t atkaei Fair Inf from dstp In their own terri- steamrell over the Neptune grM- encounter of the campaign when from Pearee on a reverse to. cross Bill Ball wsnt through ths Rum- Ha*M. Tha reaeeei far ralr Haraa: Baaawat baart hae • tory rlfbt dawn ta tha Caaey to. A ders tha remainder of the period. hooking up with the classy Long the goal line. Frlek's conversion aon Una to move the oval to the regwWttmi which chargea far MM MM af tha a*art 1 far Freacntowa fumble, however, end- Red Bank then kicked off to tha Braneh high school crew on the made the score 144 rust before the Rumson 33 for a 34-yard gain. Tha lecal tra4a art III far MHMH trala. Tkla tfare ed a anarch which could have de- Filers. After three plays, tha Bue- Oreen Wave neld Thanksgiving half ended. Raiders picked up only two yarda velepad Into a score and an explo- eaneers were in payoff territory day. The Oulls lost aa tlaaa searing la three plays, but Bob Robinson to MM e«Mt htiek, MH«i «H»e baaaa MM MM. sion af eplrlt that might have thta flrtd aa aerial to liirro en the Wow!! Of all organiaatloae to ohargt, tha aooeters!! When this anee again. Taking the hall on their Red Saak early in the third. In tha opening meant the ball game. own 30, the Fliers started firing Er.dn Jacouru, White, Cook, Monie, momenta Measemer Intercepted a two. The Bulldoga held for three group winda up a aeatoa af aperatiea, appra»la»»tely 1700 or 1100 la Once the Caaeya warded ef aerials without nucecss for the RieaerdBon, Cacciatore. downs, but then Hal Bchmock hit •prat aa athletes and athletiet. WhM excelleM taarna are produced Tiger jump pass en the S3 and Initial period attack, they slowly home tsam. Tht Bucs intercepts* Tteklti—Clltrtlla, Menna, Ltrabee, C. hiked the rest ef the way for the the Rumaon line to worm over for and era worthy of a banquet in any other school, they gat It, but tt gan< Inaugurated aae af their awn by Charlie Broadwater'a tow and the Wakittr, DanleU. tha aeore. Bill Baker'a placement Ouarda—Morrle, B. Wehittr, Ctaatve, tally. Johnson registered the extra mlaaad Ita mark for the conversion. arally acxts the board of that school money. Nat In Rumson, though. blasting tha etpasltlen far t« pelnU stage for the second touchdown waa Antmatal. point on a run areund aad. Tha Booders give a banquet following tha football campaign and an- la the second quarter, alx in tha set. Hughts, doing most of the lug- Centtm—Holiday. Tomtlno, Wiliht. Johnson scored his second slx< Rumson booted to Keyport's one- other one in the apring, which generally winds up sports competition third aad another pair af TD*a in ging, carried the pigskin over for Ruki—Huihw, Dotti, Jeffrey. Thorn. John Desmond, Mo. », Rumson ton. toward, Merern, Soldo, Vt'lnlton pointer with a thrilling 70-yard yard marker but it didn't fate the tor tha year. Not only do tba boys cat with tha appetites of elephants, the flnal sesalen. the second TD with Larabee boot- ScMoMKr, ghaicr. jaunt. He took the ball on hla own visitors. The Raiders came up with but they receive individual awards, trophies, etc. Suppose the board was Mickey Kennedy sparked the Ca- high school's speedy back, is pic- ing his second extra point. NNeplMM aa offeaaivt drive that carried them •ndi—V. Rertolnml, Taylor. 30 and, afttr breaking through to pay the tab just for one banquet, what would H cost? Certainly Much sey touchdown parade, acquiring tured above heading for pay dirt Another Filer aerial aent the T.clil.i-Walton, Mitchell, Smith, D. tackle, reverted hla fleld and head' from their twa ta Rumson'a 20, more than the S3S required for the school, if tha board received it, two elx-pointtrs. Sonny Hotallng. with the Bulldogs' winning touch- Bucs off for their third touchdown LeRoy. ed for pay dirt. where the home team took posses- Jim Carroll and Frank Caartaal jliiiard»—B. Anderson, Knee. sion ef the pigskin. which they dtJn't. ' down In Saturday's 184 victory over after Bob Jeffrey hauled in one of Battling the Oull reserves the vis- Jolntd In with ene each. Sat Bertolami's passes. Jeffrey Conlere—stiller, Qray.' Coach Joe Roaati's men failed to Keyport. Desmond hlktd M yarda Btcki—I. Btrtolami. Bradwater, Roach itors racked up their two tallies The Booster organisation certainly la MM daatat af any The Bolgermtn struck la the see- lugged the oval down to N*»'s 10, gantanlelt*, Wfllo, Mitchell. Risai, W In the flnal ssssisn when Dick Kle- get rolling aad were forced to punt. group caaaactoi with MM scfcaeL if aajreae aboaMa't ha end ehapter following a U-yard for the payoff TD. and in two plays Dotts crossed the MIKhell. va bulled over from the one and Keyport started on the move again, march which waa climaxed by Cap- Neptune ^...._ S (I « 0— « chargaa. It's that organisation. Tha group to saving toapajrera double markers. Larahce then eon- Red Bank (I 87 n 0—27 Ted Hall scampered ten yards for but this time the clock ran out as rlonl's elght-yard Jaunt areund end. verted to move Red Bank out to Touchiioani—Red Bank: Reward (2), the Tigers' second. Mintea intercepted a Robinson pass. ma»er, aad wall hat these taxpayers waaM ha la favor af The eeeond Oreen and Gold tally a 21-0 lead. Dotti, Hufhei. Nrvtinc: Santanlello, RUMSON graatlag the Boosters the school without Msattoa. Meat af tha came through the air when Mlekey Hamilton Again Red Bank'a final score came Polnti afttr tsuchdowna—Laratitt (I) Atlaatk Hlcklaads Endt—Parker. OuMe, Nataan, Chid- placement!. Ends—8ny4er, Joy. wick. hoards ta MM county shell eat greeabaeks when gaattag araaM Wade flrcd to Ktnnedy en the shortly before intermission time. Officiate—Kcnneally, Collery, Pienson Tackles—Manaa-rano, D«rhy, Malaaitn Tackles—McOulnnesa, Farrlnetnn. Frenehtewa It, from where the This tims a Flier fumble gava the Eildla. Guarde—Pappa, Guui, Garafhty, Guarde—Baden, Pratt, Smith, Oegatd* to koaarlag athletes. A lot af them wtahai thay haa a gaag af shifty back galloped aver the dou- Paces Scholastic Turner. ay. boaster* working to save these awclsas graeahacks whoa H Center—Bark. Center—Tallinn ble markers. Wade waa credited „ Backs-Mall. Snvder. Letts, Kltrs, Becke—Minton, Anir, Johanaeauae, eeaws to feottag haaa«*t kWs. If tha beaH taak Mato out to with both extra points as tha pa- Dohaon, Bray, Anthony. DeVito, Auaack. Demand. roehlals led at Intermission, 144. Scoring Race Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht KEYPORT ftgare oat some of tha thiags tha Boosters prodaced that might J«es—Alexander. Dietrich, Lawrtave, othanrlas have hcaa a baraoa to tha baari, tha Beaatora waaM Hotatlng boosted the count to Bliui. ralklnhuri." ' ' ™' Tackles— Baker. Lambcrteon. *VO in tha third when be took a Toms River Halfback Club Honors Harold L. Seaman Tacklea-Chadwlek, Mephtaota, Vta- Centers—Collandra, Crumlch. aa «ouM ha graated tha use at the school aaaa reaaast, far fraa. handoff from Caprionl to bull aver EATONTOWN-Clarence Love- the veteran member of the organi- Dyne. Fleck. Center— pohlkc. Tba board waaM atUI ha way ahaad af MM —S,y*rd!n.ll<"'J'111 *rbkf *"»»•'• Babe. Backt-J, Mlrra, B. Mlrrt, RoblMM, from the four-yard line. Displays 68 Points; Joy, boating editor of the New sation. Kllllan, gchroeder. tall, Brtwa, Hanson, Beyers, Schumaek. Kennedy racked up hla ascend York Times, was guest speaker at Short talks were made by Cantors—Frey, Delta. •son -...... _.„ t • T a—1» TD from the Frenehtewa alno-yard Minton in 2d Place tht 60th anniversary dinner of the Thomas Irving Brown, editor and Backn—Pcaret, Jtknaen, Maaatr, S»P«rtt i • a t— I FROM THE FOOTBALL OBSERVATION POST—It looks aa If Mtsseeaer, Law, Mtaaereil. Touckdnwue—Minton, Demon* gchu- Toms River -will breeie under the wire with ease la copping the Shore Una afttr it took the Caaeya Just Long Branch Ice Beat and Yacht publisher ef The Register, who Is Paint Pltaiant t 14 It •—IT kdnwue six plays to move tha plgakn Inta Carlton Hamilton, Toms River club Saturday night at the Crystal president emeritus of the North Atlantic Hlshlandi tat 12—11 Ceaftrence title. Saturday the Indians jumped their biggest hurdle In scoring territory. The next tally high school back, has his hooks on Brook Farm inn. He spoke en the Shrewsbury Ics Boat and Yacht TDi Petrce, Johneoa I, Mtesetatr, tha list stretch by hopping over Matawaa, 2S-12. The final jump comes the short's scholastic individual .club. Also speaking were Stewart Kleva, Hull. was registered by Carroll after he scoring honors with a JO-point mar- history of boating on the Shrews- Points after teuchdown: Frlek t: Turkey day when Coach Johnny Dalton sends hie charges against a hauled in a Wade paaa an the IT bury and Naveslnk rivers. Cook, president of the same or- Johmon. weak Lakewood eleven. Best performance turned in by the Pinera this tin over his nearest rival. Hamil- ganisation, and Mayor J. William from where he galloped far tha ton haa amassed M points, which Official.—Holmes. Dohnynikl, Asple- season was a scoreless tie against Red Bank. Tha rest of tha alate tlx-potnter. Hs told of the need of public Jonts of Long Branch. •ate, Paaicky. Keyport Jayvees meant defeats. It will take Mandrake or soms other whia to pull an Included U touchdowns and two yacht basins In northern cities to Coach Bolger's grlddera took to extra points. accommodate tha thousands ef Russell K. Hagerman, a mem' tipaet la this one. the air, toaalng several neat aerials traveling yachtsmen. Speaking of her of the club's board of trustees, Trounce Rumson Rumson won agala la a eloae tilt, hat M looks aa If AMaatto which wera responsible both for Hamilton, leading scorer in the tha development of Inland water- read the flrst mlnutst which were Buc Yearlings Highlands did the damage earlier la the week when the Tigers keeping the fans Jumping all after- ttJO season, added a pair of six written by Mr. 8eaman Feb. 37, KETPORT — Keyport high ways from to Florida, hs school's junior varsity aquad roared to a victory. Baauoa has two Issass oa tha 'U slate noon and for a Casey triumph. pointers in Toms River's victory predicted that Long Branch will 1901. He then gave a resume of with a possible third when the strong Leonardo devea meets Wade spent moat of tba day oa ovtr Matawan Saturday which kept play a significant part In marlnt tha history of the club. Rip Caseys, 25-6 avenged Rumson's win over the tho firing line. He connected with him well out in front of Phil Min- Robert Harris presented a cup Raider varsity Saturday by trounc- MM Bulldogs on Turkey day at MM Lion gridiron. There always facilities for tha boatsman aa pro- Coach George Saffa's undefeated ing tha Bulldog Jayvees, 904), Mon- Is MM possible upset here, but Bumaaa'a last two outlags wera six of 14 tosses, two of the flips ton, Rumscn, who holds down sec gress is made In aetting up service to Commodore Adamt In recogni- Bue frethmtn grlddera completed materialising Inte scores. In ana ef oad place by one touchdown. Min- centers. tion of hla being the commodore day afternoon on the gridiron here. far from early season form. ton racked up 48 (mint* with Sam during the annivtrsary period. an undefeated grid aeaaon Tuesday The winners acored seven points The Freehold Colonials lost their bite Saturday when Manaaquan tha thrilling drlvea, the play start- afternoon by rapping Red Bank ed on the Casey 41. Hotaling then Apleelll. Asbury Park, sitting In Harold L. Seaman, Long Branch Louis Mion and Arthur M. Meeker, Catholic's yearlings, JM. In the aeeond period and then bald tha Schanckmen to a 7-7 tic. Leonardo stepped out of the Confer- ripped through tha visitors' line to third spot with 42 markers. boat works operator, was presented also trustees, cut a larga annivers- struck with an offensive that net- ence to lose, 9-6, but the Lion* have an excellent opportunity of taking ary cake. Sparked by Arnie Hayes, who ted IS points In the final session. land on the Frenehtown 4t for a For the next four places, the grid- a lite membsrahlp In the organisa- racked up three touchdowns, the second place if they whip first division Rumson. On the other hand, first down. Wade fired to Carroll, ders have a nip-and-tuck battle In tion. Ha Is a charter member of Commodore Adams recognised Ball intercepted a Rumaon pass Freehold won't receive as much credit If they whip second division Nep- Bankers tallied It points In tha In- who executed a spectacular diving aanioa with Danny Treua, Leon- the club and waa its flrst aecrt- several of tha living commodores. itial period and seven each in the and skipped to the Rumson one- tune Thanksgiving day. catch on tha 3* and Mother Brat ardo, showing 41; Butch Harvey, tary. Commodore Kenneth D. The present officer a were also in' third and flnal. yard line to set the stage for the down. Wade then flipped to Carroll Toms River, 39; Don MeQuarrie, Adams mads tha presentation to troduced. Initial score. After two plays moved Red Bank high school finally found the double markers af* Frank Maloney, rugged plunging the pigskin up to the one-Inch spot, ter having scored only one touchdown In four games. The Buca who scampered aver for tha tally, Matawan, 88; Bill Johnson, Point Green and Oold back, accounted for Art Halllnger sparked French- Pltaaant, 37, and Carl Anderson, Ball crowd up the opposition by rolled over a hapless Neptune. 17-1 This certainly was na kind the Casey touchdown on a one- sweeping wide around right end of a last for the holiday meeting wIMl undefeated Laag Branch. town's attack for tha lane touch- Freehold, tt. Ted Hall, Atlantic yard buck in the fourth chapter. Last week we missed one Bue win, They had two Instead af MM down. Starting on their own 40, the Highlands, comas next in Una with Indians Belt Manasquan Ties Hayes' flrst TD came on a (4-yard for the score. He then executed one we credited 'em with. They aaw actually have three. Frenehtownera dug Inte pay dirt 84 markers. jaunt. Hla aeeond came on a tan- the Identical play for the extra after executing flve plays. Hallln- yard hike and then came a beau- point In other Shore Conference tilts, Point Pleasant hung up a J7-U Jim Carroll, Red Bank Catholic, Matawan, 25-12 Freehold, 7-7 Mlrro racked up the second six- whipping over Atlantic. Out of the circuit, Red Bank Catholic bit the ger lugged the mall on all flve and who haa 80 points, also is credited tiful 91-yard dash. racked up tha touchdown. TOMS RIVER-Coach Johnny MANASQUAN-Manasquan high pointer on a nine-yard plunge win column with a one-Bided triumph over Frenchtown. The Caaays 1st with having most TD's in one tilt, Red Beak CstksNt through the center of the Rumson loose to score in every period for their first win. Score waa M-7. Sure N > four; most acorlng pastes caught, Dalton's Toms River football ma- school, an underdog aquad which Kndx-Klarnan, Ketler. Orlflen, Wea . Knds—Wlleoa, HolIn an, florae*, It- chine practically wrapped up the was supposed to he snowed under sal, Schlcr. line. An attempted run around end is good to see a nice gent like Coach Joe Belger taste victory. lrln», B. Canter. flvt; leading scorer among linemen, Tacklei—Akin, Doelser, Kerchtr. Taekles-ntek, BMwtll. Raaer, Sidney. Shoe Conference diadem Saturday by the highly favored Freehold Co- failed for the extra point. and most points in a single tilt, 14. artl»—Pete Kosachok, Amtartlli, ing there. We suspect It lacked before this happened. Endi—Carroll, Doslfsr, SaxamntMr, the freeholders lost their alp and Center—Dupret. nal score. Beyer plunged through Shore Conference item—All you hare to da now is to aama MIL Eek«rt, Valtl. The longest pasa play, .which cov- istered two (list half touchdowns, have not been the team It waa In Barks—Hayei, Moore, Ftvata. llcklii. Rumson's line for tha conversion. TacklM—MeDoKMll, SIMOSI, i*nti, ered 87 yards, waa executed by while Harvey was on the firing end Red Rank Catholic n a n »_ , RMiastn i. V. coaches. Two Conference mentors ara on their way out of tha grid mid-season. Red Rank HOT 4—21 Hall and Jim Bnyder of tha Tlgtra. ef two passes that materialised Into Jnd;—Batman. Chadwlek. McVsll. coach bracket Can you name 'em? ""•rtt-CousaU". Uftus, Cwllta, a pair of touchdowns In the second Bill Hewlston, ace Kg Blue back, TO: Hayea 3, Moore, Maloaey. Dn"r. Hal Apgar, Rumaon, la credited came up with the most thrilling Point after TDi Dunret. Taeklee—Schilling, Nelson, Farley, ft WaklMoraller, M rugged grldder of B.H.S., recently grad- C half. with tha longest scoring run after dash of the day when he scored Guards—Smith, McQueen, Ptntelle. uated from the Naval Interior Commaalottka Eleetrkiaa Matawan scored flrst in the en- School Command of the Great Lakes, I1L .. . John HeaaeL alaa a paas Interception, aa 80-yard hike, Manaaquan'a only marker on a 03- Ctntar— Scholl. SaniomV ""•"•• Howard. Mtrer Sckeel TD..PAT. Pte. counter, but once the classy In- yard Jaunt In tha flrst period. •aekj—Aumack, O. Terry, D. Wheel, a member of the same squad, Is a studeat at 1'nlverslty of Penn- Prtnektnwn a • a T— T Guardsmen Set ar. D Flow. Clambror,,, Rutild.e, R. a • a T T Hamilton, 1 .... diana started whooping up a war Carl Andereon, rugged Freehold sylvania. ll>> transferred from . . . Llsk Wyekoff, •Ud Bank Cithollt Ml I 1111 Tome River 11 Si dancing machine the Huskies had Wheeler, John.on, Martin. * Td D BanKk CithollItt) .... Ml I 11—11 Minton, Ruaiava 411 fullback, plowed over for the visi- Ksriwrt t. V. classy Bulldog catcher who handled the hurlers when Rumson TD: K.nn.dr It), Csprtenl, Retallna. B. Aflcelll. Aebury Park 42 no defense to halt the undefeated tors an a one-yard buck, which put won the Group I Central Jersey Mile, aad Pete Shlppee Carroll, H«lllni«r. D. Traisa, Leonardo 41 aquad. For Cape Tourney ftida—ft Dlttrleh, Fritter*. ara students at Duke university. Point after TD. Wait It), HaUlaitr. Harvey, Terns River S* the Schanckmen back In the ball Tacklei—O. Schram, WeRtard, Terry. Offltlali—Abkatltllo, Celswl, Utl*. MeQuarrie, Matawan II TOMS RIVER game In the final stanxa. This was The Red Bank NatlonsrOuards- flvardt—Letwanakleke. Rohllng, Truix. Coach Don Trotter, Rumson caga coach In 1948-49, visited Rumson wlei. W. Johnson, Point Plsaeanl af men have been conducting stiff Center— E. Schram .Clayton. r.ntln—Phillip., Ktyro, Rlsg. one encounter that the extra point Ba«ks—Bayar, Ball, Mlrro, Stranltro, recently from his Fort Dcvcns, Mass., post, The lanky mentor expects Andanon, Freehold at Tacklci—Brltton, Tollman, AlthouM, proved te be a do-or-dle point, as practice sessions the past ftw Mullanty, Emmoni. to go overseas very shortly. Arch Shuw of the Leonardo coaching staff, Mall, Atlantic Hishlands 14 Ortweler, , Shore Conference aa both clubs profltod by It to dead weeks preparing for their first op- Ktyport a T n 13—Sf» now serving with the Army, heads for Japan Jan. 1st, Aptar. Rumion Guardu—Cngney, Ktiilnn. Bonnrnfeld. lock the contest. ponents In a cage tournament to Rumson tin n s STANDINGS Carroll, Red Rank Catholic .... (>«lm—Gnirllah, Bradley. TD: Mlrro. Ball. Dietrich. Point, after la la»t week's column, we wrote that one of Tucker Hanson's Wolf. Matawan Racka—Hamilton, Harvry, Hoplon, IBEtHOLt) determine the New Jersey National W L 14 touchdown—Bill, Beyer. Ofllclala—Abbs, miMt notable gridiron feats was racing 71 yards to heat Buck- Cranmer, Toma River Cranmcr, (Jtrretion, Rtnltio, Hlcki, Kndi—Brodlc, Cook, Lykm. Haynn. Guard haakctball championship, tlcllo, lamnello, McOulnntM. nrll. C..IIHH word that Isn't true. According to "Honest George" Tarns Blver , tthumoek, Keyport 24 Tacklea—Reanu, Borodunovitch, Sack Managsr Howard Orlmm of Rum- Laonardo 24 MATAWAN nawita, Knelaler, (.III, who nays h« saw tha game, Tucker waa stopped by tha Madtn, FrefhoW .„; 14 son will pit his courtmen against FraehaM. Hampton, Freehold „„. Slide—Sullivan, Wolf. Ouarda—Dora, Oetcrmlllcr, Brcilln, famed CUrk Hlnklr nn the two-yard line after a 7*>yard run, Roman, Keyport l« f ncklee—Duffle, Farlello, Blanken. Pretty, Lawrencevllle, Princeton and Bur- ger Pvt. Thomas D'Agoatlno, Red VtnNoM, Freehold It Canters—Randolph, Howard. hut he did go ovnr on the next play. If "Honest George" says 1* Guard!—Armour, I. aurnette, Gor- lington units of the Guard, as will Bank; Sgt. John Rlley, Asbury »*• •*»• "•'" have to go along with him ... Tarn Darby, Attoav Mai saaa WlUlame, Long Branch man, Hushee, Bscki—Van Note, Hampton, Andcnon, aa Long Branch's 186 Transporta- Park, and Pvt. William Walker, Bod Bank Luhlsehtr, Long Braach _ It Center—w. Bumette, Hadin, R. Burke, Castronova, Maye«. Mr Highlands freshman, will be a developed grldder when ha D'Aaalco, Long B/sneh ...... Backs—Creen, Marvel, Matthews, Me- MANASQUAN tion Truek battalion, Rumson. hits his nfnlnr year. He already plays a rugged game at tackle Keyport •award, Had Bank . i. Ouirrlt, Hcaly, Clifton, fruder, Ber- Indt—Metsuthlln, Tusentw, Keith Members of tht looal quintet In- Along with tournament games, for a hrglnnrr, Matawaa Thorntea, Ret Bank It brl«k. Ptiltnit. U Joknstn, Leonardo IS Tomi River a a ; §_JB Tackles—J. Burke, N.lion, Plkart. oiude Sgt. William Kelly, Sgt. Wil- the local flva la seeking games with Point Pleasant Monomer, Point Pleasant - - II Guards—Newman, Kennedy, Upton, bur Bishop, and Sgt. Roland Voor- other local teams. Interested man- X. J, Koollmll OHIciitls, Trenton District, will hold th«lr annual ban. a n n Matansn ISO C—13 1 1 Rlva # Nov n Atlantic Highlands Hewltion, Manairiuan Center*—Mcilll, Blhlr. hces, Leonardo; Sgt. JftrnM Stalfa, agtrn are reqiie/itad to contact ll •iip *"" * - • ' • •»»'• Officials dins tonight TmlTord, Manainusn s s l« Tmirhdnwni—Hiimlllnn I, Cranmcr, Bucki Traordlt, llcwltunn, Mym, Lahewood Msyaa, Freehold I II IT Eayrci, Green, Wolf, t.iKtinnn,, WenrlihWcnrlch, BtointStun«rr, Shaw, Aubrey But. Bobby James and Cpl, Louis Manager Howard Grtmm, 29 Sec- Vi I 1 II Otavtnlta—Matter » about rules ud rejulatioae ef taie |tea,t gaaae «f tea pi*s. U B««t (MM thers it aa reaeoa fat 11MM ar- Kefer BVewa ooaUattee hla tta- fumesua ir tb* opposing capttiat were feasiliar with the rules theaa- tliac sslllac pace ta Iea4 IS Pea- Mlvei. " " "•—' •"- "•*' * " '-'— tala oklpfwra la the Sfht far the tteiMeille hawl aeriet aew heiof ^Mrfitcua or Moaasouth Beat du* ea the Navesiak river. •re* a, tailla( Ma Bee Hive, ceppai three Sret placet te oweep thrOMf h the week-etU raeae aa4 In- "It Is wltkia tkt captaia'e tvtharltjr ta remove any player perana- ereaot hia lead te SI palate over aantly freai kit toeaa, if fea la aMe ta fiiraiea feed. aa4 surlkieat retsoa Brub Haaee, akipper of Chatwe. to tha leajrue'i beer* of «reetore. •rewa's total polatt laertattl te M! with Maoca hoMlac eeeead •! Ma tattoo place with- lit. rears la Ik* payaawat at la the Sret race, Bee Hive cat eut in front tt the ftartar't f/ua sad stares there all the war arauad the ceurat. Heary Pept, pllotlac root Loose, waa aoeoM, with Bah I • sfarot'e Hawie, (a Joker, third, aa< Uttle •vMrfc ha It a Mape, tallool hp Charlie Allaire, "Tat tiM captaka ahtll 4WMe »U Ut|w Hit* meaty eccoretM ta feurth. Mickey KMfiwfV, N». 12, Raaj lank Catholic'* (lathy back, verbal or written ttteeafttate. Wk«r« sioauttt ariia heetute of ua- Luck wot with the Itaolaf pllet avola'asle raii(nati«a af ear attajber, 4tcisioa.t aity be rendered by the ia the secea4) whoa Howie had a It ikawn croitino; HM fool lino with »*• af rho two toychajawnt I l»lla\ ltS-iarh srheslbati, •!< foot plrkun baard «f tUrectora af tha Mtfua, If aa aoo>aadea7' ceatfertaolt lead at the Srst aurk ho rockot) up a4jOr«» FroMchtown. Ko«inoo!y't rynninf an«j 4io- body, * ion Ita. GVW. Pickups in the I.-U0, t. 1/(1 \ of oko MptHa M aat «p by tha ABC. but r tiU wu SlHualiSaS. 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For example—the With aalr twe aoore week-eaa> ran into "lack of time" trouble Cannavo Shoots BVaaaaom ajfOkSBat siai •--» dhalAJ 1ft aojBBBBBBal ajaBSaasB *BBJaJ> •**•— AjajBjkJala* national pickup truck. coMrO-vitiON CAI nV'the roomieat, most f •*>Ji WM ffjf BBBBV*W •••• BW W"»BBa"O BBaBBBJll f>BB Wf •"•BBMBJJBBBBJ ef the aarlet renalainf. the Srst Tuesday againtt Toms River and Hat a! tao ttiBiailslNr Ma feao ate* of tt,ba t tke bowler It three placet ore pretty well tewed again Saturday against Hamilton Pirat, you got lower operating and comfortable cab on the road." The Silver up. Both times the Lions were nipped 75 at Beacon Diamond engine w an outstanding devel- by the clock. Hamilton, n Group LEONARDO — Willie Cannavo maintenance coat*. You get a pickup truck Oaeea Istaior pfaasl— tm real wttk a SunJtr, Dee. t, will be tke.bli III school, took Leonardo Into recorded the holiest g»nw Sunday that it engineered throughout to do more opment of tin' worM'u largest excluaivv OjaVaSBaBBl BBBBi • ^HOaBBat aaBB e^gBj^SBBBBBB^ aBBBJBBBt sBBBBBBBBl BBBBBBBBBbBi BBiAai BaBBBBaSkSKaiOaBk liB BSOBW Turkey Bowl regatta slated for the V^WJBV ^SaP BBVBBBPV OBBT S^BJVja^ivBBBJI VnJafsFaol vV^PBPSj) OJHOVVJB} PJITJ OjVBBDJBJBBja^PJ p^ aBJBJB camp, »-«. on the gridiron hero. Navealak river. Bntry blaaka have afternoon on tho Hcaron Hill golf work for leas money. truck engine plant. Super-steering gives avtlaakte, la wMeft eaaa ao thai awMf* Me rapt*** aa eaaet aa Leonardo, trailing »-8, had thecuuixu when he Hicd a .19-36-79 for •a^Ba^fdaBBBBB BBBafeBBBaai ABB^ ^^--Vf^df.-at-^J) SaBafaBaaiBBL. BBCBB BBBBSSM BiaaBBBaBBBBMBst BBalaBBBBaaaM been milled out to tke top Peaguln you maneuverability and eatte of handling pigskin on Hamilton's two-yard the hest gross score turnnd in hy Second, you get longer truck life. Even tarn at flaBalBBBiBBaBJa Skat -** IIBBBMBBB taa*at ftW akah -*-*—— aa/lM MBLB 14 amsMa* iklppert en the east coast. Tha lo- that make driving a pleasure. OJOJ OJ BIVIIIIOOJPBBBBBI OJ* BOB MRI CBBWOJ avi •• OJOMIOJ WM MBBW1 it IMOVBTVS line with three downa to go andthe numerous golfers taking ndvan- 1 cal duo expects te play host te the MiallMt International pickup truck OBBIBBBOMBBBW IBBBY UaMajaJf •TCBBBBB klsl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM. ABM aaf ABBBH BBVBBIB victory in sight when time ; vBjHBBjSJ OBBBBBB flSssvB O^BBBBBBBBBBBBapa^BPi vSFaBB/7 wOB O»BBeej ^asBBBjajBB IS or o» tklpatra who will compel has the traditional atamina that has kept af tho aowton la the awHer el roMaf la a far the title won ojr Mike raftn ending the tilt. Jon Spicrr piea.sed Cannavo all But get all the facto for yourself. Com* p of Maatoloklav latt year. Hamilton ltd the content for the way when he carded a 3K-3S- -76 Internationals flrst in heavy-duty truck May we a.u«a tha rule keok onee again? "It ii alas under§ta»d three quarters with the aid of a in and learn why International pickup Five raeei will he aalM, two in to trail hy only one rtrnhe, Freddy aalea for 19 straight years. that the bowler hlmaelf mutt aaeertain peraonally from hit county aeeo- safety in the initial stanza, but thf Merrimsn had the third heet card, trucks are the best truck value in pickups eiatlon or the Amtriean Bowllag Cengreii whether or n«t tha league tho atoralat tM three la tha at- Liont scored Urct in the final ses- toraoea, S«-3»—77. You get these ail-truck savings right today. •r tourntment hat baaa acnetlancd. The eicute th*t the hawler wu la sion to take a 0-2 advantage. It Herbert Rerghof copped low net Ignorance af the faet that tha league a* taurnament had not baaa teat- Pta. wat short-lived, however, the home honors, registering gl-lB—4M with tlonH will nat «• aeeeated. Ne arlatt ahall be awarded ta bswlera Ill team striking back with a TD. Norm Scott second, earding 71-10— who dlaeentla.ua bewliag In • •aitettoaea' league bectuaa they are alaa III The home team's safety came •I. Mrs. David T. Jones turned in bowling, ar are found ta ba bawling, la aa untanetloaad league; nat 114 thnut when Bill Worth, HamlHrm the beat ladles' low net score, with ahall Pflwt ba awarded ta a bowter whs, while competing I* a rtgulaf l»« center, hrokn through tht Lion line a 13047-13. MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONS atactloned taurnaaMM, la nevertkeiaM later found ta htve been, or ta ,:: to block Tony Htavola'a punt that ba, « member af a team bowling la an unianctlonea league, auch 100 rebounded out of the end lone (or Rut Crouse and Roy Truswell howler automatically dlaf aaHtea Manelf from ill tanctloned league and Ul won In the kicker's tournament 110.1 a safety. tournament competition and hie chart In any and all Brian of aay 14J Leonardos touchdown drive staged hy popular Pro Andy 81- 141-143 W«rt font St. II 6-07S7 Rtd lank character." What til tale addt «a te It that the bowler le reepeaelMa It* started In the late sta(ct of thekora. Crouse fired *S-9—7* for first for tha conduct and Integrity ef thlt game of ttn plm while the eaataln III prlM victory, while Truswell's 101- III third quarter after taking pos>e«- and league ofllcera are ratpoaalbla for tha tame thing In to far at the ftSMUlt 111 •ion on the 50-yard stripe. Bill 82—79 waa good for second. league It concerned. Get lee Crash Bemre lea Watts III Florence sparked the offensive) that Sikora aWo announced he and Araeld Ickvtrti IT taw three first downs marked up Wo roeelvod wara froa Dot Clark, teeretary af the Baadlt lullll. *•»« tall an.I Beacon Hill members Ed Savidge, TRUCKS Ml*e4 leta, loot weak bat H arrtvea tea lata far laat woah'a (ar ie* Karsa Uadaly T2 at he reeled off runt of 13, nine, Norm Scott und Mcrriman would caUau. fcettaaM Va ara three ItagHH a«t la float wHk a feten's Vt> •ltd IS yards to halt thn pigskin 4>1ay in the pro-amateur tourney Mor.Qlu* 44 en the Hamilton two. After Sonny three-way tenaihlo for aaoaaa aataag Gee Be*'*. O»aan»e4«rt llokit 44 set for tomorrow »t the Crestmont aad Baeheta. Tka Yaaagatert fakew with another gaaw at«> Mliery IS Vaughtn gained two feet, Danny Country club, WeJt Orange. clfc Laaklag back aaetker three gaaaaa ta I waa ana II laet Mai (ire II Trena bulled through the Hamil- Dlf M« Mlrfie Maeponald 10 ton line standing up. Florence's are the reaaata. tM for Mw cater ara CryttaJa aad High 17 placement attempt missed its mark. Ughta at T aad 11 The MgkNgkta af the league are artoally SkM 'Sm •iii wiaoir 11 Melts? tntit >. Oraako i Hamilton struck bark Just aa tka Ooo Oee'a Mgk (krto gaaw tatal of 1MI aaa the Draaawtan, nMkiV.f'. Bek« «|| Uu 4 waa wore la feUk gear tke abjkt obey reaea high ta«m gaate ef Half Plot Diker « fait at the Lions scored. The home Ordsr tt riaha team took the ensuing klckoff on Dot Bhlbla teem* to htve everything her awn way among the wom- Pint rate—P.. Braw*. H. POM. R-Itt ST. Ten plays later, Hamilton en with high game, eerlee and average of 171, 480 ami 1S6.S. Ann No- Mowtt. C. Allaire. M. Mllttakeresr, ' . scored alter Jim Porter did most fkkwtaklr, A. gckarartt, ». Oavle, W. of the heavy lugging, one run rip- lan la a clot* teeoad, however, wHh 113. Hard on her heelt comet a IIS •orncr. L. Wertkley. D. Mukktrd, Dan by tha able tecretary, and 1M by Maria Newman. The men are in the Entllik, I. (jaafktakusk, i. Ptrrlae, P. ping off 45 yards. The tcoring aama boat with Jim QuMltmt being high ecron the botrd with a 2S1 •atrtra. P.. Uadiltr, aad A. Wcktrdaen. play wat a spread maneuver which game, a Ml tet and a 1M avanga. Ralph Acerra it up and coming In Second race—K. Pr»«n, I. Nosls, H. made Center Worth eligible aa t place potition with Ut while George Seott'e Ml i> good for thow Pese, I. Davit, ft, Qetckeakiuk, H. receiver, when he hauled in the MIHienktrttr. P. Mukkard. P. Perrinr. winning TD past. money. Thete wert the retultt up to tha and of October to the que*. A. aiekardioa, C. •ek»ent*r. G. AUaln, tlon it, how will th«y alt oUad at tha end of November? We thtll tee, A. Mivarts. Dan Cntllak, W. Beraer. Tht Lions fought tack, taking we thall aee. R. Bomra, L. Werlhler, A. Cent, and tht klckoff on their own SS to Tka Seaita Mart toagat, roMag TkMraiay nlghta at BM K. Uadeler. march 63 yards in eight playa, Bank •onaaUoa have a* lateraottag eetiip that tcaoa la level Tklrd raee-R, Breva, V. Pop*. « winding up on the two-yard line. the taama aat ivory aaee ta a while. They aperato aaaer the MUtankerttr, - - ' ' Vaughan fired five successful pas- RlehartaM, tes In "ilcefMlon In the rally, De- task. ft. r Salvo ekiitcd left end, but was U Wertkiey, i.. „ _. -„—,.„ P. Boosts, W, Beraer, aad Bon Eni-halted jutt short of the goal line IliK, when the whistle blew. Tht Lions made four defensive stands In the first half, taking pos* holet ta tha taat af Ikreo to awo to tab* over a four-game lead BiTuichers Beat session on their one, 12, one and at tt won aai • laat It-yard stripe-. Tha Plttoni mutt have lott oema of their compreitien that night at Lamard* they could only win oae from the Hot Chlpe aad to could do no better Bishops, 6-0 Ends—MeNamara, Icklof, Stamltk, than tia the Poodleri for teeoad place. The big ehanee of the night oc- Harms ABBURT PARK — Coach Army Tacklet—Best. Kmmpf, Elgrim. curred when tha Bwont and tht Otrbyt met faet to face all even at Ippollto't clttty Long Branch grid Guarda—A. Treua. Carusu, Martsca. 11 and It Tka Haront knocked tha Derby* Into a cocked hat with a squad continued to atay in tha un- Center!—Stavola, Korwaikl, Emmom. clean eweta aad alto knocked them down to the 13th tlot from their beaten rank* Saturday afternoon Batki—Cnlllni. Johnion, Sehultheii. ninth potrUaa at tha beginning of the evening. At the tame time it D. Trexzn, Vailllhan, Florence, DeSalvo, when tht Green Wave dumped Its Boiaerfflan, Forman, Oonahue. moved tha IttroM Into ttvtnth plaee. Alt the re»t of the matches were toughest rival, Atbury Park high Hmiltea odd *ame wist. Ptrhapt tha happlaet gang there wtra the Sad flackt. school, to, en the gridiron here. Endft—llyauv, VAmnyak, Jorhiri, Out of 24 garnet they had only managed two wini but bit Thursday Taiklea—Meilvc. Pattertnn, Ska, night they taafued tha Snafu'e for two garnet to give them four wins for It wat tht tld meeting of the Quardt—-Ivans. Conover, Wooliey, De. achool* and the Branehera scored Irnnrio the ataaon. They ar* atlll In the cellar but thii may be jutt the ahot in Center*—Worth. Newell. the arm they htve needed. We hop* to, anyway. their flrst triumph ever the Blah- ll«ck»—Vnn I'rlt. n»iri>fm,l. Muka, J. ope sine* IMS. Tht atrltt BOW Porter, Trout. Morrtale, MeGee, E. Por- Tke B-kVe Mg reaeeo for botag aa top It their atar bowler, stands tt II wins for Atbury tar. «—I Leonardo 0 Kuee Maataa, who la laagae average leader wttk la* John against tta victories for Long 7—» Hamilton 2 M. Shaaika of tke fieloat la tke driving rod for this team with Branch, There are three ties on the Touchdowns— Leonardos lit, wkleh It tke aaaea caaat tbat tke kVB'a "Sklppy" Coeyman record books. Hamilton; Worth. ••art*. Dick Lotto of the •aroa* aad Larry iackwn. Hat Chlpt, Coach Ippollto's record now dl«- Polnti after touekdown—J. Porter botk have in aa Ed AdaaMkl. Hot Chip*, and lh« Sperte* Nlek playa flvt triumphs and two knot- (plunge.) Do Mate thew IN. Ta raaai eat tke top' ten we have Bill Safetr— Slavola (kick klneltd hy ted ba|l gamei. Worth and houneed hack ef and aonc.l Kreaia, Doneea WIM, and "Saaay" Joae*. B-B't, it las and the The wlnnln,* touchdown was Offlclali—Boylr, Murphy, Tlndall, Bnadtt'e John Beawaaettl at IM. marked up In the third chapter .WMN^SINUSMENSLEACOE The B-B'i have a vtry good raaton for being on top at they have when Left Halfback Howard Wil- the two high turn terle* with 2,*1» and 3,853 and the high game of 930. liams climaxed a M-yard drive by Bhervood'a 1» The Banna' M4 I* tb* only other 100 game In the league. The individ- duhing SI yard* around left end Bal'a Dacbn. .„ 11 ual honor* go to that 110 m*n, Munton, for his tet of *»; John flhamka far the ata-perater. At Mllta' place- Globe Motora U of the Pljtom, 8M: the Barons' Dick Lettt, 307, and the Hot Chips' Lar- ment ww blocked by Fred Apleelli Aumack'a Hot Water ..„ IS US.ROYAL ProRressivu Life IA ry Jackson, 23S. The proud posteuort of flrat place are Munion, Coey- of the home team. Sal't Tavern - — IS man. Jones, Muggrsy Bennett, Harold Crawford and Tony Valenti. In The Brtnchtn had two other De Falca'a - 14 looking over the standing theet we find three of the B-B's In the flrat scoring opportunities during the Uo'« Shell H ten average men while the Pletons have one, a* do the Baroni, Sports, Orllll Construction 14 contest, but they failed to ffet them Crate'. m Deucei Wild and the Bandits. The Hot Chip* are the only ones giving across. On the Una! play of thtDaniel's 1» the B-B's a tight with two. The second place Poodlcrs must have a very lint half. Ai Mlllt went IS yard* Alvlno'a 11 even team aa they did not place any In the first ten yet they are nght- Aii-poi-t Inn 11 Ing for that lead. All in all then boyt tre doing a wonderful job. to Atbury Park's nine-yard stripe, Nat'« JeweliTi » but the period ended before another Bulrd-Davlion * MijlL BMtaJBaaaBaO play tttrted. In the last period, the OOO SERIES MONMOUTH MIXCD LEAGUE •• Oullllsmi Ippolltomtn moved to the tlx, where C. rorhe, 1(1,1, V. Cantallee «»». Week of Oct. 10 I.K.7 0- Wldaer 133.14 'a penalty moved them back and MM CLUB i • • wfin inner 8TAND1NG8 W. OSulllvm ... 132.11 cooled off an excellent scoring op- .1. Smith 221, K. Gi-illi 200. K. Turner Let these revolutionary new U. S. Royals give mw A- Lynn .. 124.0 portunity. 200. H. Gave 202, H. Hopkins 203, K. Bottoms Up No. t II Blahtr 112.14 Allen J02. V. Romnrn J»4. M. Aumack Gee DCS'K No. S 12 6. Hartilrro'vii The contest drew 4,000 grid fans. 209, F. Cantallce U». E. Jarvla 300, chiving control on tho ruky POCMS of wftntof I QUICK and EASY 97.0 Dynatnotors No, 4 II 8. B«er» j II.I dnWhllPB? ePaWfc Pat Illcr! 200, C. Bruno 202, T. Walker 101, M. Colico 10*. B. Plot* 11«, H. Roc keln No. 8 12 MI«B t»m«—b»n«moi'()ri. End.—Coaklla, A. DtAntOI., alosiim. YouniMtern Nn. 7 _ 11 •irlM, On DM'I, 1.H44; hlich Individual Canonlco 122. Let them penetrate and hold for you on tkih, tlkk Pasnuta Mo. I I MM, 1, OulllUmi, 293) hleh Mriu. i. Tartla'i%aellt. Kralr,. Xllnfer. Hlnh urnmi, Forbr., 211; tilth aeries. TO OWN! Crystal* No. 2 7 (lulllami, »4». Gutrdt—0. Wllaea, Xrela, U»y Forbes, sit: hlth team sane. Airport me) mow. Let their great Nylon Life-tubes brMgo and With Li*ht« No. g I Grande, Inn. l.OOH: alsh team aeriea, Bal'a Bsr- bers, 2.T49. MMV flrecsw ^ eosy evnioff* INDIVIDUAL BTANDIKO BBNMX MEN'S I.EAMJB Ctattr—P. Aplctlll. 0 AVt, Week Endlntr Nov. 1 RMka—Carner, S. Aplcalll, M«y«ri, prevent ttio Mowout poMivllity I •Mpl OtnartMM taith Mtm» I). Shlbla -3•1 1J5.J H Blttmrr, DI'Mnio, M. DcAnstlli, Amti. Oceanport 11 Meets •nets ONI y«vr «M Mrts •tiaJ A. Nolan . 21 HJ.J Poodlem IH L*at Branch This is fall and winter driving safety beyond oil pro* D. Clark - . 31 ita.it riitena 11 Endi—D'Anlts, Attatdl. ttSBM...«xtr«tiMiy somvcnlmtt M. Nowmsn Tacklea—ftaab, MeOartkr, Cmpar, Yellow Jackets Sunday m iii.il Not China ..; «raaftt«rmi*riyall is IIO.s Mefilannon, IUm«, noon when the Shore Yellow Jac- ion.* Barans , IHo-twbot on tho neat cor yew buy. A. SnilrcUl 31 Alley Duateri .. Lons- Braneh 0 » I •—» kets oppOHo the Oceanport A. C. C, Widerr 10.1.17 f Pilt iBSrn sa y stif SfBisiit isf toaaryt . 11 Sport* !!..!"!"i» Aakury Park „_ 0 0 0 1—0 Tht Oceanport team will be gun- J». Conai'd . lit 102.17 Jim Dandle. ... TDi Wllllawi. ^ ning for ltt Jlrat triumph, while on UNITED 5TATIS RUBIIII COMPANY J» .IJ. Aeprra . 11 100 Klub P. Knffnn *>* 9H.10 Snafu'a tha other hand they'll alto be seek- Ji. Hunt 4 - « 92.1 "1 »•»«• . .. ing to knock off . the undefeated Bsraaond Parahar Mt Brsadway, Leaf Braack, N. J. DaRMear Butts Its Msameuta St., Ria< Bank, N. J. Rasasa Broa. 3»« Broad II., Bad Bank, N. J. H, Can- U 95,10 Grid Schedule Jackets. Tho Jackets outpointed the ,1. C'oflentlno ...... II IS,9 . ., Individual Itandlaa Sweeaer Sulca 131 Brudway, Unf Braaaa, N. J. 1 C. Sp.'fk 10 70,1) K Munaon, 1SO| J, SbamEa, 17H M. Eagle* In the last start while the Hewlaaa lira a Maple Ava., Ra4 Bank. N. J. •tratih Msiara Slats Hl|hwa» M. Karsvrl, N. i. J, OullllktrU 108,15 Coayman, 17ai D. Letts, H9( L. Jack- Oceanport club was absorbing a 33- McPaddin Motera Ml Broadway Leaf Branck, N. J. R, Aceri-a- 103,8 '•"• IMi» Adamikl, IKi K, Dallaae, Long Branch at Mount-Entllta 00 Monmoula St, Rtd Bank, N. J. W.ll.r Cktvrolft 19S Flnl Av.., Al. Hliklaiula, N. J. 0, Hcc.tt ., lll.t Ull B, Krenta, 1»5; C. lontn, U5| J, Sataraay 0 trimming from Cranford. latrman PonlUc Co. South St. * Stale Hlshway D. Acerrn ISII.2 Bomanilattl. 164. Red Bank Catholic at Lakewood No. 4, Freehold, N, J, MtKlm-Urion 10 Mtchanlc . Both ef alike. Published by Morrow * Co., ing day and makitg favors, trsy by the sseead grede, Uught by Mrs. tallied their lone TD in the final mats snd napkin holders for hos- raw at the chepel. Luncheon will settled a* tk* **•* IN caBad fitr which are now here. New Tork. when Jim Richardson picked up a Vivienn* Measter. trtal at Freehold for the sum of "•alt Water flaking* by Van pitals, homes and prevcatorium*. ke served from noon to 2 p. at. Wkile trolling lor *triper* la*t blocked Lion punt and hiked ten There were *t Halleweea favor* Many Chrietmas gifts can be pur- India* aeag* and dance* will he MO. A oewtorehUm Sled ky Mr. Bsturdsy (no hita, no ruin, no er- dampen Heilaar. Oaa af tke ataad- yard* ta cross the double marker*. made by Mi(* Smith'* primary Iff chased, helping both the Guild and den* by the third grade, taught ky Beard wa* * * rors), we taw a number cf theM ard* in tke aalt water laid. Pu*> Bill Dott* passed to End Tom Ja- group. For Thaakagiving, Junior the purchaser who will get hla Mm. Jeeephtn* Saaw. The fourth Th* plaiat*t wa* npreeaated ky fast lying, slender wiag bird* div- liaked by Alfred A. Knopf, lac, cobs for the extra point. t will make favors and Miss Meere'a Chriatma* shopping •<>•* early. grede will alng a medley, Breham* John Warrea, Jr., B*d Baak otter- inf inta the ocean Iron great New York. Th* home team *dded the final primary II will make napkin hold- "Lullaby," The American Way" Brownie troop M met tt the aad "Come, Te Thankful People, aey. Mr. Beard va* reptoeented by heighte. The force by which they "Bait Water flaking Tackle" by TD on a apectacular 55-yard run by ers. Mrs. Conover's intermediate •ckeol Wednesday, under the direc- Arthur M. UBM wf Jersey CMy. kit th* surface of the water should Harlaa Major. Contain* mlaut* de- group will make Christmas favor*. Come," directed kp their teacher, Sal DeSalvo. Ckm-rclU generated tion of Mra. Murray Gordon and Mies Dorothy Vegel. keve bunt them wide open. Our tail* concerning equipment. A the extra point with his aecond per- Lincoln's birthday project will be Mrt. Joseph Pace. Carol Ann I ia they were feeling on thin atandard reference work for tech- fect boot between the uprights. handled by Mrs. Miller's Inter- Hetaling presided. The troop plan* Pupil* ef the fifth, *Uth and bl.lae »eye> d or tinker mackerel, which nical Information. Published by •ED BANK mediate I. Washington's birthday seventh grades will give a *l*y, "A ATLANTIC MtONLAMDB-Ckrls- to make "sit-up-ons" aa their pro- Oeod Americaa." Th* fifth grade Invariably precede the run of their Punk * Wagaall* Co., New Tark. End,—Jacob*. RichardKon. will be by intermediate It and Miss ject. A diieutiioa waa held en tiae Butk Objea, tkr*« maalk old big krothera, the "BoatoM." "Bait Water Ply PUblag" by Jae Tacklei—Danl° ' * numb** yam*. Compare with other twlat carpeting cauae wa understand hla boat ha* en same A*h varleUea. Pabllthed together with ammunition, Store The food I* given to the Home for af other rdatlvM of th* testatrix. and dlsoover why most people prefer it. De- by C. Van Neatrtnd Co, Mew Torh. gun* unloaded and out of reach ef g Mr*. Smith, widow ef Clarence gone Into winter atorage. children. Mora than MM children mand* far thl* carpet ar* heavy. Buy yourt Although the big migration at "Surf Fishing" ky Vlad Evanaff. The Missionary Study group of Smith, died last January. She new while limited etock remains on hand. are killed annually by firearm acci- Embury Methodist church, whlelhh •ULISTAN TIXTURID •trlpera ha* headed aouth, th*r* la Method* *f Uklag San from tht dents. ^ •till plenty of time for aome good aurf, proper taekle and place* to Is led by Mrt. Alice Thorn*, mrt • ULISTAN ILENDED fishing right up to the end of the look for •tripera. blue*. weakSth WILTON I.ROAOLOOM aeaton, which cornea to a cloae and channel bam ar* ieeerined. TWIST • HO A 0 LOOM Nov. W. Nov. 21 of last year there PuMithed by A. & Sarnes • Ca, SMCIAL $p. YD. . M« WOOL AND M* RATON waa a heavy concentration of big N*w Terk. M baa* located off Monmouth Beach A clattie, aeroll patttrn d«slgMd for period SPECIAL SO. YD. '. $7.f$ or modern room*. Mad* of all wool pile to or, law Cage Official. In • ft. U ft. and 2T In. widths. An un- last far y*ar*. Olowing decorator color*. •sual buy at thl* prie*. Two popular color* At long last it can new be told, Select your* whin our assortment Ii corn* —gray or belg*. Limited quantity. ao that you and your* will know the To Discuss Rules ptete. Ia I ft, U ft. and U ft. width*. long-guarded aecret of how th* OTHER IROADLOOM "Supermen" ef Shark river, who NEWARK-A meeting of the • ULISTAN TONI-ON-TONI ara able to day their etrlptd baa* executive commit!** of tk* Nortk CARPET, Now So,. YtJ, $4.91 *• while the reat of ua have to stand Jttwy Board of Approved Buhtt- QUALITY IROAOLOOM by and watch them. ball Official* wa* held last wMk at tha Halsey at. T.M.C.A. In Lovely Sculptured Effect It haa been a atate'a aecret for a Plan* fer the rule* interpreta- ALSO MANY SPECIALS IN long time, but at last our under- tion meeting to be held Monday, Wai fll.U Saj. YtJH Now $9.71 fill FOOT RUSS cover aganU hav* been able to un- Nov. M, at tht Stton Mall u*lv*r- MMtit 6-1021 cover th* faeta and ara abl* to slty gym w*r* dlseuMtd. Bta Ml- Made of 100% wool yarn*. An mc*ll*nt •upply u* with th* detail*. verman, official Interpreter for this value at tat* lew price. In t ft and II ft It ha* been a* tlosely guarded area, will discuss the new nil* a* the formula of th* "A" bomb, changes. Coach**, official* and and hat taken lot* ef money (gat) player* ar* Invltid to attend th* and time to And eut bow it I* done. meeting which will start at 1:10 Bo take heart, you mare mortala p. m. LIVING ROOM don't haul out your boats until you BICYCLES hav* given the "secret" a try, Frank Oarrlgan, chairman of th* examination committee, announced Luafcer* Ara the date of the examination for and ClrW SUITES Th* ink had hardly dried on the prospective officials a* Monday paragraph headed "Gaaolln* and night, Dee. I, at T p. m. at th* Btmutlfully Styled, •trlpera" wh*n our phon* rang. Chancellor av*. school, Newark. For "It*w, thia I* one ef your agent* further Information, contact him Well Coiutructed calling. I have eom* good new* for at Mo Ca*tl* Feint Terrace, Ho> you. Tell all your friend* thera la bokra, N. J. And Ogend Ai a n*w run of big atriptra which ara Th*r* ar* Ml approved officials located at th* Monmouth Beach in th* North Jnaey Board. Xnuu Lay-Away area. Tell them that laat Monday LOW PRICES white trolling alon* In my boat I Beautiful Colon They hav* deep double coil (pring* on hooked into a lunker that would Leonardo Froth webbed bottom for extra comfort and long go ever U pound*, but in trying to Mrvlc*. The Masoned hardwood frame* are handle th* boat, two rod*, play th* Beat Keyport double dowelled with glued and *er*w*d flab and try to gaff him ha broke eorncr block*. Tht fin* quality cover* com* - th* line. It nearly broke my heart, KEYPORT — With Jack Gal- ta today'* moat popular color* ... Tape*- too, and if a fisherman could weep lagher (parking the Lion froth, th* trio*, Fries** and Matdaase*. Compare that waa the time. Leonardo yearlings bretsed through the** with otktrt and yea will b* convinced "Tell them that I hav* at last the Xeyport eouad, B>7, her* Tu*s- of th*ir extraordinary value*. found out how it la the Shark river day afternoon. clan get their flan. Tell them why Oellaghtr Ullled two of th* thru a-PC. SU1TIS, $249.10 tt) $37».W they are able to hang up score* touchdown*, Chrlatman contribut- while the reat of ua spend our ing the third ont. Mirro regUtered S-PC. DAVENPORT SUITS—Tb* davmpoH money for ga*. the R*d Rtldtra* Kor* In tht «na optnt to a fun *IM b*d with comtorUbl* in- "Tell them that I drew up along chapter. Mrtprlng mattr***. Lovdy grew covering. aide of the Quail when they were Floor sample*. Reg. IU4.B) KS2.S0 playing a big Ash and watehed MsW*«fjn*£^lea**ta! 2-PC. SOFA BED SUITE-Sofa ky day, them land him. Tell them thai Taektss—Bekaeer. aaellttev*, *lt*p* 3 at night Attraetlv* win* covering. r.usrds—Msjrer, FUlar. Floor Mmplee. R«g. fMMO, Now I1NJ0 they were ualng about 10 feet o CanUr—Kirk. UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS what appeared to be nylon gut lead- Baekf—JaekiM, asllssksr, Okrialnia*, LOVI SEATS $141.10 « $II*.N er, and when they got tha fish Canonic.. O. O'Brteii. fti.ala. tmallar A largt adeetlon of Living Room Chairs. If within 10 feet of the boat it was UbMat. 8. Walker. Majr. Maxseii. War. HUNDREDS OF LAMPS you ar* looking for extra comfort and valu* hauled in, hand over hand, until tier, Johnien. Middalana. Mallnka, Uutk, Csnwar. •adilmkl. afaaaiaf. PAYMENTS w* Invite you to impact our many fln* Oe- aom* one sinks a gaff into him. K*r**rt fVosa An unusual and Inttrtoting collection of flu cadoaal Chain, Wing, Barrel-Back, Lounge Tell them It looked a* though they Bndt—Waa>k, Salduttl. quality Lamp* many cannot bt duplicated and Club Chair* ia variou* typ* cover* and were ualng about a three-ounce Tacklti—gchrtaai. Terry. at any price. Ov*r MO dlffortnt atyle* to. weight ahead of tht leader. Also (tuardi—Wslllai, tnltk. color*. Alas fatnoue LA-Z-BOY Chair* with Centar—OleiPts*. SkatM adeot from. All faom Anatrlca't Mat known matching Ottoman*; LUXURY Spring Bas* tall them that th* lure wa* closely Baeki—Baraiaaa, Artalll. Andtnoa, maktre. Roektn and many fln* reproductions in guarded when they landed the Ash Mlrro. aeutar. lylfeiter, Mullantr, but that I got a fleeting glance ai Stranlero, Tniax, $3.21 to $S7.IO Chain and Rocken. It, and It lookeed like a 'Drone No, Leonardo f II t »—III Ktftortt t 0 0 71 $24.10 to $149.80 4 Spoon.' Tell them the Ash TlTl)) : LeonardoL i liillasaar (1), Ckriat FRAMED PICTURES hooked and lost fell for a 'Tony •an. Ktriwrtt Mlrto. Accetta Pet It Spoon' Tell them Point after TDi Uenardai Oallatkar, A beautiful itltetlen af Framtd Ploiurtt In Cannnlen. Kaypsrt: M«llan«r. 0 I N I N« ROOM SUITES I trolled parallel to two of their OWalala—Pain, Olawpolla. many styles aad qualities, Large or small. boat* In order to check tha apeed, In awlrl mahogany and figured cherry by and I found they were turning over •l« to $o«.S0 nationally famous Morganton. between too and M0 revolution*. Fort Monmoulh Wlna Secret Agent No. 10 signing off." Baiketball Opener ASBURT PARK-Th* Fort Mon WE WIUHOLD AN.Y MERCHANDISE FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Nine Deer FrWlaaliie Weed* mouth batketbtll ttam opened it* Skates In a previous column we men- season tha right way Tuesday night tioned that a group of local deer by blasting MeOuIr* Air Force hunter* hud left for their annual Base, 11-48, at Convsntlon hall here. hunting trip Into the Maine woods. Arnle Melloy, taking over from McKELVEY of Freehold They have now returned with a bag where he left off last year, one* of nine deer. again aparkad th* Signaller* with Sobtroomi /or GulUun'i frmoiu Jtiifi Mo* in FnwAoM According to one of th* member* a brilliant M-point performance. they ran Into several daya of very The sharp-shooting guard dunked niEHOLD poor hunting weather, due to tha In 12 deuce* and a Ion* foul iho OVUITAN MILL heavy ulna. Dili' lo thin fact the fur hla evenini's total. kill fiilli'ii In i'umo up lo that of 21 WEST MAIN ST.> FREEHOLD, N. J. NEAR OUR ITORB |it oviotia yMM. Bfcaum its dafense odor* si* itf- SPECIAL! Stert Noun.' Monday thru Saturday 1.00 A.M. to 5:30 KM. Usually Th* Register Is able IA fartive, a skunk is a placid and

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Mra. K. E. Tongrlng. right, chulr- tal KvM Ui a royal welcome every essential purposes. Come in for up-to-date, aua of the Oray Lady «ervlce day when we «o in to work. Wa to far Msnmouth county, thla to cheer the psticnti. Tha Rurtea week* preaeated a third chevron uk ui t« eheer them from lima ta % -0 C.oe*. €«pi.-.lty v reareeeatlaa II yeara «f wrvlc. to time. It all rnulta in our chaarlaf reliable information about loans, whenever at., »et, 5:3.^. Tri", 9" MM. R. Blmer Ikaa of Allenhurct, ourielvea. We go home with a $11.53. aalt chairman of OTtMa hoealtel wonderfully warm feeling Inalda." aa4 vice eaairman af Meamautk Meathara of the group vttlt all itr. The awarei waa made at war*a aad «cml-piiv»te and private you need to borrow. Red Craaa chapter heuea la Shrewe- raona unleat a ipeclal nurae la in kwr. atUManc*. Ita worhera alao help la aaaaklng af the award, Mra. caatral aupply and eovar Mia Taagriag aald, "Actlvltlea ara eo M donor room, Every mght fall bare at headvaartere that wa (ran T ta II, a Orav Lady coven eeereelv have tiara ta brlag eur tha OMargaaey room. Boma of tha •trvtH atrtaaa aad chevreaa va ta duUaa llatad on tho Oray Lady Wa ara ta fact •amawnat aehadwto at Fltkln ara aa follow*: Uit I* Mi la thla eaaa. Mra. Ikaa •happinf (or paticnta In tha hot- every fterlttmfterlttm Stertiaraiaea. N't heade a gne ' to have tha annual «Bat Tm eeUag I* * /WiW bhrt Chrlatmaa party of tho Ladlaa' Aid r • l4 at Fallowahlp hall Tuatday, Dae. 11. Alao plaanad waa tha Sunday- AriiteaalywartaiaawlUe hat late aehool Chrlatmaa party, whleh will ekfee tto Kate* joateeH. Let year e«a ba hald Friday, Dae. SI. Thoaa at- •flutfadlaCtejaelitTafKeieei |NM ihM *• Kilw it fow tending tha meeting wara Mlaa Lo- la Bouaaabtrry. Mra. Joaeph Klnha- OPENING FRIDAY far, Mrs. Daniel 8. Ely, Mra. Ed- win Uabaaaw, Mra. Joaaph Phllllpe, MM. Harold Holmea, Mra. Wllaon Conover. Mil. William Pitcher, 12:00 NOOK NOVEMBER 16, 1951 Mra. Robert Rai. Mrt. Barnard OMdamlth, Mra. Douglaa Fromm. Mra, Oaorga Schanck, Mra. John Mount, Mrt. Robert Lawrence, Mra. Taylor Hance and Mre. Ja- JHINA cob Umborgar. Hoateasea wera Mra. Haneo, Mra. Ely and Mra. Fromm. Thomaa Thaurkauf, aen of Mr. GLASSWARE and Mra. Edward A. Theurhauf of Ladwood farm, haa enllited In the M»vy aa an analgn, and hat bean called to active duty. LAMPS New- Monnoath TABUS Mr. and Mra. Sidney Pedee apent tha waak-and with Mr. and Mra. Fred Hoff of Walnfleld. Monday of thla woak thay entertained Mrt. BAR ACCISSORIIS Frank O'Connor and children, Mra. Sruco Oonpton and aon and MM. Thomaa Olaaaon of South Amboy. Mm Hy m NIH ti sw m 1951 Kiisir tidty I Mlaa Hargarat Allen of Hougaton ANTIQUIS eallega, Houghten, Pa., apent tht waak^ad with her parantt, Mr. and KMMP pmmh Outfit* pmml MM. Jamei Allan. PRINTS I Yean thttd M Mhtt can !• Y«n wt b«Hw (CMMV «kh Judith Berbe, daughter of Mr. rt*»# hum. iht IMNM (Miw and MM. Gilbert Rerbe, celebrated Kl' Hihi har tenth birthday, Wedneaday, « ffivity #f My •* iMi rta* Nov. T. piNt iittftll«tyM Met GOliRMIT HORS D OEUVRBS Mr. aad Mra. Thomaa Laaeh and tbterbcrt Mtehtd t» children of Rome, N. t., tpant tht (ullkflith watw Jaekni! week-end and Monday with Mra. Patrlek Laaeh. Sunday a family A FINE SELECTION OF HOME DECORA. y IiUi'i i»»y Kabtr MIM k M4«*r NfMf dinner wai held. Qucnta preaent Orlva It-m* (or roumlil Add' ware Martin Mulligan of Long la- TIONS AND GUTS THAT WILL ADD Bllftr bnhM ihM 'MOM can. land, Mr. and Mra. Leater Horner And » tn MM Pf*t*eUtn, up all Ida tntny ettra and family of New Egypt and John KiltM |I«M you th« IMIOU* advantain ani ywil wall* Leach of Middlatown. GOOD LIVING TO ANY HONE. Cl Pddd what a imatt IRVMUMM It It far Mr. and Mra. Charlea Bennett of Ike yeaia ahtad! Camden and Donald BUgrove of Brown'a unlveralty, Providence, n. Convenient Parking In Rear * Built u h«ur iA« IM an tU tttil I. were week-end holiday gueati of Rev. and MM. Wlllinm Bisgrove. of Shop (Adjacent to Steinbach$) •mi Wiii-mill MUI (NNHUNI mtiw n«. UINUM Mr. and Mra. Harold Morford are entertaining Mra. Ida Luyater of Colllngawood alt thla week. The annual roll .ah will he held Thuraday evening at the Baptist RED BANK 6-2003 LA FREM KF SALES ft SERVICE-117 MMNMMtli St, rirnn RE M702 church. Dr. flamuol Ortegon will be 137 BROAD STREET guest speaker. Thr Mary Ellrnheth Sutphln guild met Tuaaday of l«-«t week nt tho Swccliah Mctalcraft* • Hoyal Staffordtltire • H»a*nlha| China • None Fjord Imports • UiviUnJ China • ••***•• Baptlat church, A covered dtah 1 Tiwff A»tri4 WrUm. Vuttry fert. Jam* Kathleen Uavla, /Hu«t, a Curry, Krkh He* PrmUml anual ho»U to member* and aa- bars Bril.ton. l')B-lii«h, Rohai-t VuBetoiek. Urn, Gcarga "Mula" Haaa, atklatte «t- •ociat** of the borough* Shade Rich an) Imitlfrbtt JWM Hudaon, Ar- reetor a« Part MaaaMutk, waa gvaat C4KCONSTiUCTION CO. Tree commission, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- thur Lyoiw, Tbomaa Quina. ftoWft apcaker afeaday ai»j»t at a aeaat- ward 4e Cordova entertained May- Bannrtt, Kobcrt Wortbinctcn. liif •< ta* •>,, Brigkt U—m eluk DANCING or and Mi*. WaMton 1'. Smith, Mr. i(H, *«h, Mary I.. Cuaaina, MirUy CDVHUL coivnucroM Wimp, Wini Joan Kracman. Mary at Harry'* bakater koua*. Th* club nd Mra. EngcUirrt Brenner, Mr. Kinir, Nalcn MrVay, Dori. Mill*. Low, will hold a paper drive acst Bun- anai BmiUtrt NKMY ft MTUOAT nd Mr*. Niiholus Mika and Mr. Kalhryn Andrrm, Katklaan Maloaw, Alir# Slehr. da y. LaKal Lloa* ar* plaaniaf ta and Mr*. John M. Pillsbury at din- 11B hirfa, Robert Leonard, aataany take a gr*u# af keraiagll ckiMrea t* aer Sunday al Kutionuood manor. Papa. Low. L»wi» World. tha aataterluaa ja Aibury Park la Mr. ana Mrs. I'aul Hoffman wore 1 1 <; «iirh, Nanry AUa*. Alir* Aujua- the Bear future. Pe|NiUr at Pajtkaa tinr. Fatriria Pourha, Nanry Marek. unable to aitr-nd because of Mr. CaiHldina Wall. Low, J»nn.t« Clayton, Araniatic* elay (ervieea were held HoaTman'a health. Itoroth.v Edwardx, Patricia Kina*. luna Sunday aioraiag at th* Methadiet The board uf education's Jack I^drr, Mary Jan* Martin, Joy Manae- church. Local orgaaiaatioa* repre- EDDIE'0 Daly Memoiisl trophy was pre- ro, KaihUva Ro.»nb»i«, Any Scnloailar. 12 B hirh. Williaan M*n>y4iori hirh .=< hool at .ci,trfri«rf, Kart VanBrunt. Ltiw, John iary *f th* tr* departawat; Re- TAVERN aa a#eemb!y thfvp yextarday. Kd*-ar)a Daughter* of Liberty. A wreath, Frttaalaj-Matawa* wa* killed »* a pMratrnnper durint; »rh><», Virginia Meinei-t. Solvaif provided by th* barmi** camacil,1 World War II, I he trophy became IVirirn. Low, Martaa Matlwtte. Hifhway, waa placed la froat «f th* bor- the permanent pos.= rsfion of Kry- Grammar achool pupila named t* ough'* haaer roll oa Oecaa av*. MAWJOHO, N. J. port which won two out of the the honor roll for the earn* period by Mra. Ocorg* DayU * High- laat three years' £ames. The Hait- were: land* fH, Veteraaa af Pareifa ian Bay iM'hool won in 194* and Grad* t llnuflaa Bonnrtt, JuOta RulTnlos, Kva B>i>. Roaraary Caikill, Ware. thi» year. Tho dcputallun from Ihe Iliihaid CllatK. Judith Johnson, Patricia Mayor Elect and Mra. Cteorg* high achool here which presented Kr,.|t;in. Judith UMunyrn, Willlaai Kraiu* *f Oeeaa ave. epeat Weal-1 •MONf IOC the trophy this week imiudfd Brad- Sinrixeman. Robrrta Vida, Bai-tiara Wil- nraday of laat week la New York ley VanBrunt, hi£h school princi- >Irad« I -Patricia rior*. Jrffrat city. AWMVAl Of tO«t MAN pal; Vincent .1. "Hoxy" Finn, uth- Shtita Jaeka*!!, Biura Sahr- Ward haa Wen received that Aa- p.rr. A director and football roach; tcrk. Ruheita VanP»rai., Elinor White. drew Maaalaj;, aoa of Mr. and Mr*. •MUM? It MAN WNIll Richard Kleva, team captain; Mor- n, Patriria Mi,h>, c»,i,lyn MrTacut, TaKiir. Rirhard Rclhrr, Rirhaid Ripple, •• \T KEOHM1K II I yaw. Our only raajviramaat* ara: liltcnce Lnneo, Virginia Krntlni, Mmv Joanne Vida. Coloaial newapaper* wcr* the PrUe winner* at a bridge h*M aiwan. Alirp .Taik^nti. l.n«'. Susatmr Oradr H - Cm-ol flntirha, CIlHlUn* mainatay of the movement for in- naliat during th* American Revolu- Friday at tht home ef Mm. Henry Voe*ali. Jonn Mpnilp^. Joe,in-line I.ynnp, Frunine*. llretrhon VanRrunt. dependence. tion. A f**4 *r*tfil repofO**. E. Afkereon were Mr*. John Harti- AH laani an imcnv co«'«t Nfi AI. ler, Mra. Daniel A. Holmea, Mr*. MilKpaugh VaaBrackl*. Mra. Wil- Aia\yAf Br*)I*BtBBaB*l *%*• *Vi*Vil*ajHV*v liam Herrmaa, Mra, Norman ara aat contact**). Thtra ti itttMnf Lockweed, Mra. Emilia Fanjul. Mra •Jaffa ta •mbarraii yav. John B. Hok* and Mr*. Pttcr Read. The party waa given for the bine, lit af the fellowship fund ef th •ELL FINANCE Northern Menmouth county branch of Univeraity Women. Othera pres- ent were Ml*. Herbert C. Bur rowea, Mn. tawrence fjchmid Mr*. Otorge Davie, Mr*. Chtrle H. Miller, Mr*. Robert K. Hartmen, miwn •NICI • MM* Mra. Howard f. Kggin*on, Mr*. Sa SMI MAIBI William M. Aekemon, Mra. LeRoy B. Collliu, Mra. William Hitchcock, Mra. E. F. Ehrlleh, Mra. J. Carl Anderaon, Mra. Harvey 8. Bedle, Mr*. Rufua O. Wallinf, Mra. Clar- ence E. Bahrenburt, Mr». Howar Pieper. Mra. Herbert Weat, Mr*. Corneliu* Ackerion, Mr*, j. teen iehanck, Ir., Mra, C. Kannat Oehlhaua. Mr*. Edgar Palm, Mra. •idney Oeeker, Mr*. Charle* E. Springhorn and Mr*. Harvey O. Hartman

Mary Ann Rieillano, daughter ef Op«n faiwdare 'Til It O'c.Mk Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Sicilian* at Waahlngten it, waa baptised re- cently at 8t. Joseph'a catholic church. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hye were the apanaora. A party vu held after th* ceremony at tht II f Artist's clllano horn*. Mi«a Marjorl* Cherry, daughte Christinas ef Mr. and Mra. George S. Cherry, i ha* accepted a pledge ta the Pil Alpha Mu aorority, at Weatera Maryland college, Weatmintter, Cards whera *he ia a lophomore. i Mr. and Mra. Richard U Kray blll and family have moved from Atlantic it. to Shrewsbury, whera i they recently purchased a historic colonial houae. Mr. Krayblll la a nd ihrin in •>.««• gift *f •xecuth* with Dunn and Brad atreet, New Tork. Mr*. M. H. Walling recently at tended a reunion dinner of th* il'* a« Ut|N> a a a >•*»'»! IM • fjUl ft Nurati* Alumna* auoclatlon af th Flower-Fifth Ave. hotpltal, New erybmly, al a irrke ymt ran afford. Tork city, at the New Tork Ad vertlaing club. Mra. Q*org« F. Keller, of Miami, Fla., haa been vlaiting her aon-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Bchwari, Church at. LARGEST Announcement haa been made of Stkctkosl th* birth of a daughter, Barbara 4tL PROFIT Michelle, to «Mr. and Mr*. Stuart GOES TO # aanx, Oiborn at., In Beth Inael FINEST hospital. New Tork city, Oct. 28. CHARITY Mr. and Mra. Oani alno are par- ent* of twin aona, Gerald and THI CON«»NMIMT Stephen. SHpf Mra, George G. Diabrow la vlait- ing her ion and daughter-in-law, 106 Shrawtbury Avt, i Mr. and Mr*. Edgar U Diibrow of Angola, Ind. EASIEST RED IANK Mill Ann Coilard attended tht "Fall Week-end" at Drew unl- ENGRAVING tREE veraity. Miaa Eleanor Walling, Miaa Ruth Dolaon. Miai Florence LeRoy and Miaa Shirley Clark were recent gueati at Weatmlnater, Md., where they visited Miia Joyce Clark, a atudent at Weatern Maryland col- lege. Mra. Arthur Cahill la viaiting her daughter, Mr*. Morri* Ragner, and granddaughter*, Patty and Judy, at Santa Paula, Cat. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vialon arc •pending a week in Lancaster, Pa. 17.JIWIIWATCHIS 11-DIAMOND MIOAl DUET Mr. and Mr*. Jerome C. Ulrich Uditt'ermtn't A gor(t«M» pair of «|. are spending a month a* gueata of I modtli, m iih mond rinMin|M(«ul mil- the former's parent*. Mr. and Mr*. ICKpantioa uild»«jn.l4Kwhilt|tol

After "The Stuaeat Priace," the aaau of Heware Marsh appeared aa the ntrajueet «f theaters where he New York ruas af "Priaeese FlavU" and "Cherry •leaavaat" were housed. It was a** ia the MOs aaa Mr. Marsh was elate ta HAtOLDS establishing a eeaaeetiea with RADIO « ELECTRIC SMOf TUCKER'S norms ZiegfeM that wu ta Make M free* «t ta**NMK« theatrical hUtory. During tha run of "The Wuaeat Prince," Ziegteld haa waataa Mr. Marsh te do a chaw with Lcea Errol called "Loyis XIV, but Mr. Marsh was not auiovs te leave he r»le ef the prince hehinei. Talk af Zugrele's interest ta Sana rar- TELEVISION ner's "Show Beat" literary success, however, gave Mr. Marsh his tret opportunity, after "Tha Stvaent Prince" cl«se4, to ate liegtcM. I asked ZiegfeM If there wtuia SERVICE anything ia 'thaw Beat' far me," Mr. Marsh declared "I haa read the book but taw little ia it. However, when Sitgfeld shewed nu the adaptation, by Oaear Haa- Installation • Repairs merstein, it became a etmpletaly different thing in my mint anal I asked Ziegfeld for the rale af Osy- ANTINNAS IVAMSt AN* HtSTAUM loia Ravenal, 'The part I* yours,' J he told me." r,TV COUNTRY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Mr. Marsh recalls ZiegfeM te a master at arranging stage picture! with beautiful flrls and spectacular ON RE-POSSESSICD AND THAPE.IN lighting effect*. "He knew little about music or direction," Mr. again (da malaejia* fram ?aa lata Sigmune) Ram- Marsh added, "but he could nlways TELEVISION SETS •arg'i aparsMa, "llanam Tim*," Hawarsj Marili ef River re*., get the best performance out of Rumter), the iter af tka anginal Bfetiuctien af that thaw, re« of hit cut. Further, he had the OPEN EVENINGS FREE PARKIN* unusual ability at that time af calli an ara af American tKeater hittery that will newer be »,•?• interesting Wall Street capital in flNfiWfcy TILL 10 P. M. REAK Of STOM sufficient amounti that he could •anaa*. Mr. Marih, whe alta itarrae) in Ra#nfc*ra,'i "The Sty realise, th* dreami of grandeur he •Jen? Princa," when it wai inrradwceel in New Yerk, ii alt* planned for the stage. He wai Nairly EvaryaM's istjaa for one of the vsry few men then ATONTOW famaui at tka eriginal craatar af the rala af Geylerej Revenal who could corral 1300,00* before in Ziaffald'i Breetatien af "Shaw feat." the curtain went up, ar throw out ifa NEW, EXCLUSIVE, 1952 KADIO 6t TI I.I VISION scenes costing up tt |1S,000 bifoie / 19 MAIN STRfl I A I ON TOWN N he show opened."

Phont I'.ati, rit', u n t Howard Marsh of Rumson Won "Show Boat" had an exceptional ly long pre-Broadway tour before its New York debut ia Dec, Wit. Stage Fame in Romberg Roles Mr. Marsh said the reception to he chow during this advance tour The death of Sifcinunrl flnmherp with the ttage, began lo quivor was phenomenal, but the audience in Nrw York last week held » invisibly with a tidal wave of en- nn the opening night In New Tork special significance for residents of tertainment clianpe carried by a was something less thaa warm un- thin mra, for it was a Kumson mechanical trick of electronics tha' it almost mid-way through the man, Howard Marsh of River id., came to he known «s broadcasting. performance. The reception In New whose portrayal of the lead roll"? "Thn state, or entertainment of York, however, surpassed the ae- in that beloved composer's two the highest quality, wasn't New greatest works, "Blossom Time" York anymore," Mr. Mnrsh laid. lalm the producttoa had received A Dream and "The Student Prince," launch- "The curtain suddenly became a on its pre-Broadway tour and as- ed them on their way to their pres- button on a box. The state moved abltshed a le|tn« that It still » ent status as classics of the Ameri- into the living room and with that milestone In the annals af the or can miiMcal stnfte. fnmiliar immediacy the glowing American atage. In "Blossom Time," Howard tubes of broadcasting burned off We had a superb cast," Mr. Marsh established himnplf ax « much of the sheen, the glitter and Marsh declared, "with Charles Win. MA VICTOR Reality? star. In "The Httidelit Prinre," he tlnsrl that for «rnrrs nf decades In ninger, Norma Terrls, Helen Mor- rose to the pinnacle of nuccesi in this country had been synonymous gan, Jules Bleosoa and Edna Mae his field, to he followed by his with show business and show Oliver. No subsequent staging of creation of a role that has now people." it In any lorm ever compared with become a part of the American It was against the backdrop of hat east." scene, that of Guy lord Ravenal in this trend that Mr. Marsh began "Show Boat" was on tour In Chi- Zicsfeld'a most immortal produc- hiii rHirer, which dntfa hark tn cago when the crash of IMS came, tion, "Show Boat." which Mr. Marsh remembers con- his childhood. "I was alway* in- slderahtf shortened the run. It Recalling those unparallcd tri- terested in the stage," he recalls. finally closed In Baltimore. "We 1/ ywiir dream house In atitt in the future umphs which occurred at a time As a child I remember singing ran for a year and four months when show business was a realm in church festivals nnd then start- in New York, but although the we can make it a reality .. • and easier nf enchantment, Mr. Marsh, in ing to study voice at the age of 12." weekly grot* was »J2,000, It was looking nt the scene today, con- The Lure nf The State such a fabulously expensive torn ftifvrlif Am§th§ than you realise! Bring your plans in cluded that the mechanical age The lure of the »t»Ke remained pany that that amount could not has taken much of the glamor with Mr. Marsh, although he in meet expenses, We had to have today and dham uith n» arrangement* from that realm and is in imminent hcritod no .such tradition tn his capacity business In a large theater danger of burning out it* best family. His father, a mid-Western to make It a financial success, and for a convenient talent. hanker, was quite proud that hi* with that in mind, the Ntw Tork When Mr, Marsh began hln climh son was enrolled as an engineer- company was plaeed on tour." to the pinnacle of success in the ing student at Purdue university. From this supreme achievement, American musical theater, the In college, though, slide rule fell stage held an aura of mystery Mr. Marsh next found himself victim to the sliding of scenery In what he describes as "an un- and enchantment that literally and into place backstage and he starred MORTGAGE LOAN figuratively set it in another world happy experience in an awful Bop." tin MtW in the first musical comedy ever It was "Tha Well of Romance." in the Imagination and sentiment to be presented by students at Pur- of the American people. Going to written by Preston atturgis, later CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS due. It was "The Pair Coed," of Hollywood fame, eo-starrlng the theater WM an Infrequent event written by the legendary humorist for most, and fur most an ex- Norma Terrls. also fresh from her Haw's Nw nnlsmrim Miracle 5% INTEREST George Ade, then a trustee at the triumph in "Show Boat." Then perience of inch overwhelming university. emotional impact that the occasion came "Madame duBarry" with SEE US TODAY etched itself deeply and permanent- Later, Mr. Marsh left Purdue for Grace Moore, which Mr. Marsh ly into tho heart, the University of Wisconsin, with also remember! aa notable for Its -j^,^ a.t-1 his academic leanings now tending short life, 0 Improvement Leant # MorfgafS leant A Show WM An Event squarely in the family pattern us In the depression-ridden IMOa ffaaMaaBBaVMBBB aafc&f akaaAABBMMSjtfaV he sought to master the intricacies # Insuraa) Ssvino,! This was largely due to the cir- Mr. Marsh turned to starring In cumstance that for the masses of of law and finance. Here again, a stock eompeny ha owned with Americans, the opportunity to nc the only law which held sway was Milton Aborn. one of the Bret man top-flight stage entertainment was the law of gravity impelling the to present grand opera In English limited, Mr. Marsh declared, It future star toward footlights and in the United States, and Morris MAINSTAY FEDEML MWINttS meant New Yorlt, or the occasional spotlights. Schleslnger. This later developed chance to lee one of the touring By this time the course was into a New York company of Gil- companies as they traversed cir- definitely set. Mr. Marsh had let- bert and Sullivan productions, with •Mite* ICA eee) at ewet tt cuits among the major cities with- ters from drama critics of exceptional success. "We had lines •Vlcter tOCKINOMAMl DM LOU ASSOMTMN in the country. newspapers and with these ven- around tht block waiting to buy Meetl I HI 71 21 Monmouth Street Red Bank 64)663 Later, however, the same air tured forth a total stranger Into tickets," Mr. Manh said. "There (which held the castle* of imagina- the citadel of Nexv York. There l« nothing so rabid as a Gilbert tion the American people identified followed the all-important audition and Sullivan tan." More peop/t OWN...mor« ptop/# WANT,000 and the supremely important ac- complishment of a job. "It was a This phase of his earsar he re- role in the touring company of members as being like a hen an RCA VICTOR TV, than my offer nraftt! •The Rose Maid,' and in 35 weeks griddle. Not only did he star we had been in 38 states." n tha productions, ht also had ta Mecmmaef bt responsible for tht business |# Only RCA Vieter tiers direct faetery-le. 4, Only RCA Victor TV It aemsaded by t His first appearance on the stage management. "I waa on roller yeu terviee. out ef 10 prespedltre bajren. In a. New Yrtrk production was skates most of the time." One ef with Mitzi Hajos In "Sari." After the remembered innovations used •. Only RCA Victor often hisheit nuelily proven in mote than 2,000,000 homes. g, RCA Victor is nnl choice of t oat of M that came "The Greenwich Village by Mr. Marsh's company then waa TV dealers for their awn homes. Follies" at the old Greenwich Vil- the use of a Japanese prlma donna. lage theater, with Frank Crumlt Jk Only RCA Vittor rlurgci nothing extra for Hittl Koweka, la the role of Yum Miheiany er warranty. The Enriie Tax i« §, No one «aa match RCA Victor's engineer- and Mary Lewis, one of the first Yum In "The Mikado." The Jap- included ia the prke. ing lumwJitw. shows to be staged by John Murray anese singing star had tsUbliihtd Anderson. Then came "Maytlme" her fame In "Madame Butterfly" with Peggy Wood and William with the Philadelphia Opera com- Norrls, and "The Passing Show," pany. opposite Marilyn Miller. Hadte Makee Inroads tVHYDAY THfSff DMLEftS Afit KUWUH9 MOM) Must Make Room For Summer Stock! Summer Stock Companies At thli point radio wu making HCA VICTOR SUH* SITS THAN AMY OTMMt M4KII The summers meant stock com- heavy tncraachmtntt en tht tra- panies, after the New Tork aue- ditional vltw of Amtrlcant toward BED BANK cexses had completed their tours. FBEEHOLD FOINT PLEASANT tht atage. Caught In tha revolu- ANDERSON'S MUSIC SHOP ATLANTIC APPUANC CO, INC The stock company experience Mr. tionary change in entertainment POINT PLEASANT HARDWARE Manh describes as invaluable ex- «t Bread StrMI 30 E. Mela !m : . SM Araetd Aveaae habits, Mr. Marsh turned his tal- ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO, INC. HOME APPLIANCE STORE perience and training. "It meant ents toward microphone!, starring IS Msaawvth Strstt IT Swth Strtet a new show every week, learning in tha top shows ef radio at that POINT PLEASANT TV RADIO * Off the next one while still playing time, with Jane Fromsn, Andre LAKEWOOD APPUANCE COMPANY the current attraction." . Kosteianeta and Robert Benchley. Strut ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO, INC. •Ot Araeld AM. Mr. Marsh, who felt strongly It was not the stage, however. ASBI7BY PABK 227 Sicond StrMI that his place on the American As Mr. Marsh phrases the senti- ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO., INC. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SPRING LAKE musical stage was at the top, con- 71S Main Strut ment of every true artUt, "There 228 Sicead Strtst ESTELLE'S TELEVISION CENTER WHOLESALE FACTORY PMCE! tinued his steady upward climb, CENTRAL RADIO A TELEVISION HURLBURrS Is nothing like walking out on tha 1901 Tslrd Aveave finally achieving full and unchal- atage of a theater, getting that un- aa Mel* Strut 244 Stcead Street lenged stardom in the production mistakable reaction in that Im- JERSEY TIRE CO. THE MUSIC BAR of "Blossom Time." "I had felt possible to duplicate atmosphere 101* Mais Slmt 214 Sseand Street TOMS RIVER Women's Winter all along," he recalls, "that I had There Is nothing so moving as an NIESEN MUSIC CENTER W0LPINS FURNITURE HOUSE J. W. riNLCV to keep climbing. I could not have appreciative audience, nothing no CeekaM* A Crand Avc>. 318-117 Fourth Slmt ia Wttalngtea Street gone on just being mediocre, Thn loud as a silent ona." STEINIACH COMPANY lead In "Blnmnm Time" was the Ceekma Avtnut LONG BRANCH Mr. Marth continued aa ont ot ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO, INC. MIRVEL'S TELEVISION * first New Tork role of importance he greatest start the American BBADUSV BKACH SIS Breacwer APPLIANCES that I created. It remains today CUSTOM TIRE CO. *0J Mela one of the few shows still being musical stage has tvtr known until 1M0 Mala Stretl JANDON'S HARDWARE a d«y arrived "when I felt I had BATONTOWN 1S7 Breatoar COATS-SUITS-TOPPERS played, thanks to the Immortality NIESEN MUSIC COMPANY of Frnnz Schubert's music." reached that point where age EATONTOWN RADIO . VOOEL'S DEPT. STORE created iU effect and I thought 1 17, Main Slrnt IS* Broaiwar la WaihlatlM Strut Mr. Marsh played the lead In had better get out." "Blossom Time" for three year* And at that point a newer media IKIICH-NEW JMSIY, Inc., Newark t, N. J. Am.ri«.'. Fir.* RCA Di.,ribufor • Buy Now for Holidays & Save at • after its New Tork run of ona arrived—television. Hers again, as year and five months. That rote had been the ease with radio, Mr. •••iiiiiiniiiiM led to hit being cast as the prince Marsh feels that the Insatiable In "The 8tudcnt Prince," opposite demands of a machine media are Ilsn Mftivengft. It Is that role the supply of talent. Man mouth County Sur rotate*. Offiti luirrnl of their sctloni Court, La« ttlvUlnn, on tho ihlrllclbtMw -ALFRED DeGENNARO- which holds for him his fondest "New stars are needed now every tlurrflir Jimlhist the s-Hltl Kllti.srrllicls. MI November MM, at Ittiitu i.'clo«, in memories, "While 1 was playing In tilt' mnllrr (*t Hit rMritt; of OfifKc llnlcil: I'm hold, N. ,1., Nnv, ,*i, IUJl. the lortiumti, or an IUUII tliureafteV •• month, and there Is absolutely no M. tindmin, dcccHKrtt. Nolirr to rreili* LDUI.SU CLAItKK HIIUMAN, «'t tan be hewn), «t the Court Hejlhe 247 BHIDCE AVE. • Plenty Free Parking • RED BANK the prince, I nw nine companies one who can write good material tort to preient clnima n«nlnst rotate Niivrslnk River Rnnil, X-rediold, New Jersey, for an UrttVlCK of that show organized and sent fast enough to meet the demand. PtiriUNtU tn the nrtlrr nf liornwi. Mo Iti'il riniik. N, J, authorlting ui to aasume other rrtpec* OPEN IVERY DAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 A. M. to a P. M. on tour. No Broadway show had Fuddin, Surrour.tr of the County nf Mon* I'HAKLES 8, McVEIGH, .Ive natnea. to wit t Anna Ellubeth The glamor that existed In thoae mouth, made on the ftith itny of Novem- 111 E. 71st. Street Shl.lt). an} France, lullsi HW.WS7 »ur- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 ever known such spectacular sue- other years Is no more." ber, lVfil on the Nprllcntlnn of Loul-e NDW York, New York, tuset to tha ttstuta la surf can tad. ceai,- Even today, there could never Clarke Hodman and Churlt?* fl, McVeigh. ArnolAl d TillIV, Esn,, and provided. ," Small Itepoilt Satisfaction Guaranteed or bo nine compnnlen of a show as The 8,000,000 froien food atorsge two of thu RxiLMiturrt nf tli<> pstutt- of 1155 7 llrnmllrl l fit reelel, D.l»d> October 21, 1011,' Reserve* liarmvnt. RE 6-1373 Money Refunded Within S !>»>», (,'rcnt us "South Pnelflc." units now In American homes have George M Hurl mini, {li'eeiuiil, milieu In Kml M.Hill; N . J. ANNA EUZABETrfflsmKI hvrt'liy ulvi'ti to Ilir rrnlitorti (if MI id Altiirnry. 116.01 HUNCES JULIA CIS7.BHKI, ' At this point, Mr. Mariih wua created a growing service activity dri'dUtM. In I'thililt tn Ihl|nril til Km I Front Street will an Mra. Oaorf* Sirota of New Tark i* letter »t ia*igaation city. aae»h C. Daviaoa aftei neg N'i «h4i(i' for Measuring and eport aa C. D. aetlvitiea l\ date Bearh have been asked about Their claim; when th« railroad weuld offer the automohiie. ar ridmt. early in Janu- land to interested individuals. Some GLOBE AWNING 4 SHAM CO. ary B'ir Five I'nrner*. Mid'lleln.vn. 117 *•** p>ajax V. residents expected to he contacted Mr. Hunter and Mr, Kpp* "err 11 with an sfr>r. ft Jlr. *nd Mn. Harry Kttrney t*4 ton. pa^ these rights hav* been satisfied, he bile. said. t'htirlet T. Kilcomiui The truck alsn strurk another Thanksgiving Th* only tim* individuals are he- vehicle, nwned hy I he Thomas Apptebrook Farm Ing contacted are when foifeone Proctor company. Long Branch, athtr than an adjacent property fMOM NOiMNl I.7IH on Route 35 causing damage to the vehicle and owner makes *n offer to huV land, Injury to a passenger. Just north of .Vawl Under fit said Mr. Stevens. Then letters (fil- ing af the offer are written ta con- Mr. Hunter anil Mr. Kpps were MiddMown, Tuwn$hip cerned persons. awarded. |2M> each. Mis. liver Si.'iO, for damage tci her car and Mr. In all cases, he said, the st*te Mta* Klotac laotaa Hyer »150 for hi« injury. The plain- PLEAMNT VALLEY Ml public utility commission hss to tiffs were repiesented hy .John give its spproval lo the private sale Misi Inman was graduated from Warren. Jr., of Parsons, l,ihrecqtie, of the former railroad land to in- Camona ami r.nnli- of |>,| R,nl. •OUTI M MOtfttm Cheat** dividuals wherever that land la lo- Red Bank high arhool and the Berkeley Secretarial school in Nrw and the defendant hy Kdwaid J. cated. He said the P. U. C. haa not Ascher c,f Asliury l';irU. la hi* raaart, Mr. Apy aaia that yet been asked lo approve a aale. York city. She la a member of th* 4*f*a*« wark In the borough main- Little Silver Junior Woman's club. ly eampriiat the erianiiatlaa al *•• Mr. Pope graduated from Red Pmli'Mriiiii Nil bv Tar, llae reaervei. Ha aaid there are M Metlmdiat Choir Bank high school anil tlif Whar- active polite reserve*, Kl af wham ton School of the University of Suffrra Sliglil ligjury hava taken and passed Arat lid To I'rrornt Oralorin Pennsylvania. He is a member of Lfe Morris of K2 Hi idcr ayr. .eiif eourtts, and that tfcerr. art regi» Sigma Phi Kp^ilon fraternity. Mon- •CCON The. Chancel choir of the fled fered a bruised left thigh-Mmirlav • WANTED aav KAOIATOB. Bv try lltu ready for medical strvice Bank Method's! church will pre- mouth Boat cluh, and North afternoon when he wn.s struck h\' an* demolition aquad*. Though sent "Praise .Jehovah," a Thanks- Shrewsbury Icp float and Yacht » car driven bv Dominic Senlitn nf thera are no Are reserve*, he ex giving oratorio hy Felix Mendels- cluh. Mr. Popr i« employed hy the *a Catherine f'. nn Maple ave. at plain*4 that the Are company l« sohn, Sunday evening at A o clock National Crrdit office in New York Monmouth .ut. Horses To Board larger thin it hu been and that at th* church. John Ferris, min- city. Accordinjr to police, Mr. flcititn it can ha counted upon to supply ister of music, will conduct the was turning from Monmouth st. in- UAIU I\«.S BMOkrN My neaded help. choir, which is made up of 411 to Maple ave. when hU enr struck Sayint he believe* the C. D. pro- voices. (imtrllw Urm Benin* Mr. Morris. The pedestrian was M.«.H» I V AMI THAINKI) gram haa been a "tremendoua iue- Mildred Palmer Stout will he the treated at River view hospital, eeai," ha said It is due In iU en- soprano soloist, assisted hy Mildred where he wad taken hv Mr. Heatito. tirety ta the "line walk of, Paul J. Morris, alto; filch*id Warner, MTTLK SILVER — Kscavaling Hemtchaat." He praised Mr. Hem-tenor, and Herbert Bui Us, baritone. nnd liiading wurk on the parking nmt»:MH riNMi iiritr: •ehoot tar maintaining Interest in The program will open with the lot adjacent to the Are house on Four persona were fined for mo- WILLIAM H. SMITH Pbwte Red Buik 6-1177 tha program, which he termed Sixth Organ aonata hy Mendel- Prospect «ve. her* was started tor vehicle violations by Magistrate ASSISTANT TIAINH US West Front Street Red Bank, N. J. "dihVult, when there (• ne pirat- sohn, based on the chorale, "Oui Monday by Costello's Excavating John V. Crowell yesterday nun nine ing amargenry." Father Who Art in Heaven." company of IB Clinton pi, Red In traffic court here. Though Mr. Apy aike* that hta The choir ia sponsoring this ser- Bank. Fined wern John C. Kenny. 121 K IIKII BANK 6-.il railgnatlan take effect immediate- vice of music as a contribution lo Victor COHICIIKO said this week tjexlngtnn ave., Kair Haven, !,'> for ly, the mayor «al4 he tu "relue- the cultural life of the. community dlsregaiding a Slow sign; William ! tant ta accept" it hccau«e of the that the work will he completed in and as a project to aid the build- time for the dedication of tht fire J. Deeve/i, Neptune, f5 raieles* WE WILL IUY OR Sill "grand iirvice' performed by tha ing fund of the church. Rev. flog- house Saturday, Nov, 24, driving; Pvt WNlter Martindale, chairman. Mr. Apy preyed for ar ar J. Squlr*, pastor, will officiate. Fort Monmouth, $.1 each on charges AT THE MARKET tlan, howiver, explaining that It af carelasj driving and speeding. had bean hi* Intention for aaverel Ths mad to betttr and »igf«r ttutl. and Mrs. Charles Canipl.-ii, High- II I'AVN IU AUVKKUSE IN THE REGISTER (HUM montha to rejlgn. He aaM ha haa Mr*. R. W. Morrii *»••. a to Mr. Apy and that an appoint- Attending were Mrs. Ralph Kil- We speclillte in these ant athar ov«r*tmMou«t« aaeuriilti, ment to replace htm will he an- len, Mrs. Francis Hockey, Mrs. nounead at the Nov. IT meeting. Francla Hockey, Mr.'. John Joyce, COMPARE wherever located, including Mutual Fun*)*. Jr., Mrs. John Joyce, ST., Mr*. ADAMEIT HERE ON VISIT Chester L. Forrar, Mrs. Jamca Knr- INQUIRIES INVITED — NO OILWATION KBTPORT-BMen E. Adameit nry, Mrs. Thomas Kins'. Mrs. Wil- hu returned to Dublin, Va., after liam Klrman, Mr*. Richard Klr- a visit with hi* father, William man, Mrs. Robert Kilien, Mrs. Rob- I. GEORGE WESTON 4 SONS Adameit of Second st., and his ert Sagurton, Mrs. Cy Cldum, Mr*. PRICES! brother-in-law and lister, Mr. and Frank Letterl, Mrs. Carrie Coffey, INVESTMENT SECURITIES Mrs. F. C. Sehwelnr, Jr., of Kaan*- Mr*. L. E. Morris, Mra. Fred Cordes, burg. Mr*, Behwtiaer and daugh- Mra. 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|.H.<:lub In Hold i Dance at Church Hall LINCROFT T- Tht 1-H club Of this plact will 1ioid a square dance next Friday night from • to 11 at the Community church hall. The VICTORY committee in charge consiits of Betty Ann Holier, Margaret Ring, Vm«.rio«i»«d, twtat and Jamea Howard, Richard Moore, MARKETS-RID BANK •xtfo Undtr—l«rdtn'i »aat Virginia Debbs, Karen and Ptggy Moore, Phyllln Bott, Debby w* qvicMrazan at tHoir Jacques, Morgan Kiaan, Wlnsor 21 W. FRONT ST. 110 MONMOUTH ST. Jacques, Susan Anable and Abble / faf wofa ™ava'^ Ann WllUcrodt. TIL 6-050S iwaatnau—and choict, pick New officers were installed by a' rht crop foodntit whan* Leonard Williams, county 4-H PttSH KHiBD TOM agent, They art Catherine Pierce, avtr you ttrvt 4h«m. Thty president: Richard Moore, vice toiM baMor... for lordon't president; Rosetnarle Braun, sec- retary, and Suaan Anable, treasur- f *H m* Notion'i Itit. er. Mr. Williams touched on the club's scrap drive and membtrahip cards. Mitt Pierce announced the M0ZMP00M achool membership committee of Betty Ann Holier, River Plaza; Robert Lum, Lincroft; Mildred AT urm FOOD STOMS imuourmw mm Hall, Red Bank Catholic, and Rob- TURKEYS ert Llebenow and George Cross, Holmdel. The prsgnm committtt SMlOfN la Abble Ann Willgerodt. Catherine UAN MOW Ring, Charlet Withol and Jtlfery SALT PORK Gill. The recreation committee con- sists of Margaret Ring, Daniel Vittllo and Marion Cheek. STEAK Mrt. Thomas Kraan requttttd BACON leach for the that all members having flower garden* wert to tavt at many satdt at possible to be tent to KIDNEYS Korea by Mrt. Karl Wihtol. New besMnaMHe! club members are Charlea Wihtol and Nicholas Price. HMIH SWITCH TO - :S' PORK LIVER 79V TO SING CANTATA CANADA DRY Maunder't cantata, "Song of PRRSH WASHIO Thanksgiving," under the direction SPINACH of G. Howard Scott, will be pre- sented by the combined choirt of Ktf. BEEF Firtt Methoditt church, First and Grand ave*., Asbury Park, Sunday evening, Nov. 18, at 7:90. John Me- Collum, nationally famout oratorio B A CO N tenor from New York city, wilt be gueat toloiat. Soloists of the church who will ting are Nell Kohl, Mir- ROASTING PORK CAPICOB iam Tompkiiu, Betsy Kohl, Barbara Whitehcad, Emma Koenig and WU- CIANIIRIIIS linm Braman. UAN HAMS ib. LEAN 19 PORK CHOPS FIRM Rlfl Btit for Fttverl BEEF TOMATOII WMtSWMifSS SAUSAGE •fit for Zoitfil Liftl 19CARTON .loit for lofroflmioiitl PORK LQIN URM JUICY ORANtlf She'll be go happy to receive Ro$e» ROAST CHUCK from 29 DOZIN HONIY III BEEF OOMICI TARIR PIARS fht btsf drink of of/" FLOWERS fHOLfl HALF HAMS RUIMII T. Hodgkln •LADI 444 Irtta1 St. I—iHRtair—littlilt P, M. \i»il'll jjjffr CUT RIB ROAST ib; Tol. Rod Itnk 4.4020 14 10 Cents RED BANK REGISTER •tt COM VOLUME LXX1V, NO. 20. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 SECTION THREE-PAGES 1 TO 16. Council Approves Big Tnieb Hurl Plaque Presented to James S. Pyrites $» Plate Dinner SUM Emergency Eatontown Roads, On Victory Spre Hundreds of Pigs In Water Dept Council Reports Auk* fur Kenlorjtlion " Die in Epidemic Gnurta TnuMfer SUeaV U Onktwdl Of Public Of Uejtiar UeeMet T«J Dreidfe Nen«|y; SKA (JIHT-Iast nichl's $,V) per •300 tmr Ughtiaf Accept Fire Truck Mp Republican victory dinner in •||o«i Cholera Variant* Suspected; iea Girt inn was attended by .wf> ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Bor- KATONTOWN-Big-load trucks ue.-ts whtj hc;trd Michigan's Hep. ough council Tuesday night ap- have been causing considerable o p. Wolcott ui"xtl a stabilized Human* Thought Safe from Diieaat proved the declaration of a 11,000 damage to local etreeU, the bor- iconomy as the me;in* of attaining emergency in the water depart- ough council disclosed laet night. worlrl and national peace." mtat after Borough Clerk Nelson Councils***, said (elective routing Declaring the people have los!. NKW SHREWSBURY — Hit** H. Roberta explained that, while and other measures will be studied confidence in tlie government be,- dreds of pigs and hogs reportedly •ause the present administration r". X. Murphy Buys collections, now made on a two- to help the situation. died in an epidemic that tweet month billing basis, are in line with ms pUr#;< "j>9ljtjcil po'ver brfus,-; Uuuija-h i'me Brooit and Heevey* last year'a receipts, council's $3,000 Fear waa expressed that unless vorld peace" and "political e.Apedi- Inn at liolmdel town during the past t'.vo weekih decrease in this year's apprcipria- a way waa found to route trucks •ncy before national peace,'• tliff local officials said yesterday. tion for the department hat been over such roads a* Tinton ave. and congressman charged Ilio Denio- HOL.MDr;L-P!"".-:r-nt Vall'y Inn F'rtd L Crocker of Freehold, teas than prudent. Maxwell rd. frequent and costly re- •rats with "the studied policy of on rt. 34 has been purchased by who shared in the investigatios, Mr. Roberts said the amount pairs would be necessary on other avinj created inflation to main- Mr. and Mi-. Kian.i.i X. Murphy said this is one of the worst pig was needed to prepare for expendi- thoroughfares, like Maple ave. and tain inflation and hiffh prices." from Mr. anil .Mi .-•. Thomas V Ka- epidemics he has seen. Mr> tures of approximately 1100 perClinton it. He .•vssertert the "inflation pol- ncy. Mrs. Murphy is a niece, of Ml. r'rnrker i< chief sanitarian ef th* month for power for the rest of Councilman Leon B. Imock. Jr., y" in government began in the Kaney's. Olflt ml oi..^niiis' of Vhe inn i State Department of Health, the year. Funds on hand of 1231 said Lewis st. is one of the roads oO's "In lick a depression," in uii'Jcr Hie new ov.nership will be | The exact nuniher of dead swine will be used for miscellaneous ex- now taking a beating. One cause, he. lmu'.^, "to finance a war," and held tonioirow night and .Satuiday | and tin.' exact cause of death at* ontinues today to huld power night. penses, the clerk said. Council ap- he said, are heavily loaded trucks He uttered tlie hope that, "we can j unknown. The numbers sre re* propriated 17,900 this year and passing to and from the new Eat- preserve the American system of ported up to 1,000, but Mr. Crocker IW.500 In W50. on town Concrete company plant. government until Nov., 19!S2." when I said the count "sppears unreliable." Council approved the transfer go ita vehicles can use the road in "alert publie" will chance "the One .source said mnil swine In th* •f the plenary retail liquor con- safely, the concrete dim U paying pattern cut for the. socialization borough have died. lumption licence of John ttauba the cost of reinforcing bridges on of America." Human Daai»r DoaMfnl of Keansbuic. trading as Shorty's the Tinton ave. county road, it was Dr. Robert L. Ticehurtt. Hantd tavern at 11J First avc, to Peter disclosed by Councilman Fred 8. 'Oemoi-raU MvpRnrt Inflation' ave. veterinarian, said the syms> Knot and Alef Zarich of Old Morris. The work is being done Criticising President Truman's tumi of the disease as described Bridge, who will trade as Pete's under a county contract but the Jemet S. Perke., areilsjent •( liverview hetpitel, center, receivei the Re«J lank Cam* Economic Stability act of 1940, he to him, "point to hog cholera «f tavern. The transfer is effective company will pay the Mil. hog choltra variant." Both ail* today, quoted Democratic Senator May- Pavls* is iugfoH* muflity Chamber •( Commerce aJeqwe, «n annual ewerd, (or •wtitansJ na centmunity leader, bank a.i saying the bill would have ments are common to hogs rai**4 A letter from Patrolman Algie •he Chamber. Alia socialized the I' S., nationalising In midwestern states, he said. Drinkwater of the borough police A suggestion was Made by Coun- this. rVeieMetiert wai mait ay feWsj H. Can way, laft, aretitlent a cilmsn Ralph L. Lewie that the he whole economy more than was "Neither disease can be paaaai department, president of local 48 Msjinf *lia t4aa.ua li Hawarsj $. CvHmert, chairman •! the. New Yark Part Atitharity, who wet done in Great Britain. "World sta- •t the Patrolmen's Benevolent as- concrete company make Lewis at. on to humans," he told a Reglsttf more appropriate for truck us* by •fca principal speaker. bility," the .ipenker said, "must reporter. sociation, asking a IS per cent In- be built on a firm, strong American crease in salary for department paving it with it* product. The However, Dr. Ticehurst said at memberi in line with the rising Arm, still being built, is expected dollar," which he claimed cannot had not been called In to eaamiM cost of living, »u referred to the to be completed and in production be accomplished by an ndministra- any of the dead pigs and eo coiilA soon. ion which supports inflation. not sjy if cholera killed thessy •.nance committee for considera- Outstanding Leadership Award Untinial Hobbies Among the points he .stressed as tion in the preparation of the 1932 Big oil trucks serving neighbor- Cholera In thlj region is unuiualt budget, necessary for stabilization Is the he said. • hood (as stations also were blamed "return of the. Federal rteserve for street damage and (or causing Shown Tomorrow Dr. Irving JUer, president of tM •ami* »*•» O»>« Presented to James S. Parkes board to a place of independence." hoard of health, said he had beam traffic congestion. EATONTOWN—Two exceptional He charged the Republicans The irregular payment of bor. Discussion of street issues ab- The Red Bank Community cham- tive vice president of the Chamber; hobby displays sre expected to informed the epidemic i* being r*» •ugh employee*—who, according to ber of Commerce plaque for out-Col. Fred Wood, commanding offi- must, "regardless of the political ported to state investigators. Is) sorbed most of the meeting. highlight the antique and hobby consequences," offer the, voters H an ordinance, should be paid the Concerning complaint* about • standing community spirit and cer at Fort Hancock; Mayor Kath- enow tomorrow from 2 to t p. m addition, he said his department Mth end last day of every month leadership was awarded last night arine Elku* White of Red Bank, hance to drive from office "those is "ready to help in any way." severe dip in a local section of rt. in the Masonic temple, sponsored n high places who would destroy but who, according to custom, are IS, Councilman James If. Wolcett, at the Chamber'* annual dinner at Harry H. Neubergcr, chairman of by the Community Woman's club. Francis X. MtiraJtr Sick and dying pigi were disc** paid »fter every council meeting the Molly Pitcher hotel to James the Chamber'* national affair* com- our government and set up some ered early this week when Uh with a consequent three-week per- Jr., said it had been caused by One is being showu by members type of collectivism." Improvements to the Inn by Mr. poor drainage' Council went on rec- 8. Parkes, president of Riverview mittee; Edwin R. Conover, treas- of the Circus Model Builders and Crocker and Mrs. Agnes Barkost iod between paydaya (our times per hospital. Main speaker at the din-urer of the Chamber, Capt. P. C. The fund-raising affair brought Murphy include redecorating and local health and welfare officer, year—was referred to Councilman ord •• saying the dip threatened Owners association, a non-profit enlarging the bar and cocktail public safety and ordered that the ner was Howard S, Cullman, chair- Wcrts, commanding officer of Earle group which makes circus minia- out most of the county's nodal set, were making a tour of ini»«etioa, Patrick j, MeConnell, chairman •( who heard Amory h. Haskell act lounge. Seating capacity at the Mrs, Barker told a reporter HI* the finance committee, for study. State Highway department be ask- man of the New York Port Author- Naval Ammunition depot; J. Ray tures. They will show SO models of bar has been doubled. The restaur- ity, whose topic was "The NewDeRldder, second vice president of one-inch and under of trapete art- as toaatmaster. Mr. Haskell. chair- sons who raise large numbers of Council approved the contribu- ed to make repair*. ant section has normal dinner ac- The highway department also Is Tork Port Authority and How It the Chamber, and Col. James N. ists, clown*, wild animals and cir-man nt the itepubUcan finance commodations for 145 and up to pigs informed her all or moat af tion of 1500 to the Christmas light- Affects the Development of Mon-Pureell of Fort Monmouth. cus equipment. committee of the county, intro- their animals were wiped Mlfe Ing of First ave., which again this going to be asked to do something 200 for banquet*. about the "one-eyed" traffic IKht mouth County." Mr. Cullman'* ad- IMBJHI S AwSMNpHMWIVlIM Another is a replica In minia- duced members of his committee. Deaths of more than TOO pigs word year will be sponsored by the Jun- dress In entirety appear* on page Included were Clifford Hetnphill nf Mr. Murphy, a resident of Red reported in one section of the BON ior Chamber of Commerce, and the at Lewis and Main sts. Residents Mr. Conway gave • reaume of th« ture of the uld De Witt Clinton, Rank a number of years, has had complain that near-wrecks develop. 11, this section. 173 attended the Chamber's chief accomplishments first engine to make—in 1831—the Spring kake, Marshall Booker of ough and large number* were tail appointment of Councilmen Ever* Middletown, Nrwcombe C. Raker 15 years' experience in the restaur- elsewhere. ett C. Curry and Robert J. Corre Motorists get a green light to enter affair. during the past year. He said Red 17-mile trip from Schenectady to ant and catering business. For the Main from Lewis, but Main st. traf- Presentation of the plaque to Mr. Bank, with its population of 11,000, Albany. Made by Joseph P. Noll of rtunuon, Philip Iselin of Ocean- past six years ha has bsen oper- •Igns *4 Dtseaae to a committee to assist the junior has 1,000 commuten and 75,000 port and Van R. Halsey of Rum- Some owners. Mrs. Barker wJsV chamber. * fic I* not aignaled to stop. Iterkea, a resident of Rumson and of 12 Youmans ave., the form wat r ating Tbodcs restaurant at New CMMre* Ttoetesned former director of the county board shoppers, does an annual business exhibited at the New York Museum son. Also Introduced « er« mem- Brunswick with his brother-in-law, told her a sick pig seem* to tea* Council alts approved th« ex- •f freeholders, was made by the of $42,200,000, and ha* a per capita and at tie 150th celebration of the bers of the night's dinner commit- Willard Woods. th* use ef Its rear legs and gr«s> emption of Arnold T. Truex of Council President Spencer M. Chamber's president. Edward H. income of $8,IM as compared with patent eRIee in Washington, D. C.tee, Thomas Procter of t-ont ually collapses before death. Berat* South ave. as a member •( Hose Patterson, who conducted the, ses- the national figure of M,«0. Mr. Murphy has encaged Paul Coaway. He told of Mr. Kikes' During Its display and travel, it il Branch, John Kelly of Long Enke as manager of the inn. A time life lingera a couple of days> company j7oT~i and the appoint- sion In the absence of Mayor F. successful effort* in raising $800,000 In the put two year* he Mid the covered by $5,000 Insurance. Branch and Edward C. Broege of she said. ment of Arthur Barnes of 32 Hoop- Bltst Price, said the safety of chil- former restaurant owner at As- for the erection of the new 100-bed Chamber ha* r»Ucd $T,O00 toward Theme of the ahow is the early Belmar, state committceman. bury Park, Mr. Enke also at one It was this symptom that ape er ave. as a member of the bor-dren often !• threatened at that In- Riverview hospital. Mr. Parkes, he the cost of tunning the National KaafcHI Pralae* Wsalley peered like ehulera to Dr. Ties* ough's Civil Defense council after tersection. Councilman Leon B. history *a< League of Municipalities at Atlan- job to Norwood homes. •plrit" and the support given to Mrs. James N. Wolcott. Jr., Clif- the tatter group were Mrs. Oerald- stop any activity" in his shoe re- to eoolc It very thoroughly. Ha 1*11 ta City Tuesday through Friday, Council accepted a new art truck him in the hospital campaign. The can not be measured In dollars and pair shop at the above address and new Riverview hospital, he said, cents. ford Odmsn, Mrs. Robert Dangler, ine U Thompson, state committee- sure federal inspectors In slaughter- Nov. ST-30; instructed the clerk to and authorised the iasuance of tax Mrs. C. C. Meeks, Jr., and Mrs.woman; Mrs. Ann Morford. vice "has complied with my advice." houses would deteet any infection write a letter of commendation to anticipation note* in the amount of was one of the best In the state, and added that the same homey, Paul Braeger. county chairman; Assemblyman Mayor Edgar V. Denial: said Mr. that might be dangerous to ht*> the lire department for the Hal- $10,230 for the equipment, which and Mrs. Elvin R. Simmill, Assem- Caruso had converted a garage in- mans. But, he said, seme porH loween party for children of the will be taken up by the Eatontown pleasant atmosphere which has pre- Richard Norti Elected A hand-crocheted rug made by Miss Bel ty Hum, which will he blyman-elect and Mrs. Alfred N. to a choe repair shop in a resi- might reaeh local consumers with* community; referred to the water National bank. vailed at Riverview will continue, dential zone and had Installed committee the request of Antonio A* an example of Riverview'i ex- St. Jam* CWV Head awarded at the close of the show, Beadleston, Senator-elect and Mrs. out having been Inspected—s% Announcement wa* made that the is on diiplay in the former Mon- Richard R. Stout, Freeholder and "110,000 in equipment." The mayor "cook it well." Natale of Bay ave.'for an adjust- Red Croat mobile blood bank will pansion he cited the fact that the Richard Norts lut night was congratulated Police Capt. Carl ment of a $74.90 water bill for the hospital's annual payroll now is mouth iarket store. Tea will be Mr*. Victor E. Grotisinger, Free- The hauling of garbage for fOeV be in Eatontown Nov. 19, and res- elected commander of St. Jamea served n the afternoon and holder Earl L. Woolley, Mrs. Auch- Jakubccy on his "excellent job" der and maintaining sanitation 1$ period Jan. 11 to Feb. 16; received idents were asked to give blood for $1*2,000. post. Catholic War Veteran*. He in connection with the investiga- 1 the reimbursement of 129 from the evening. incloss and Mrs. Broege. The chair pig sties have been a continuous the soldier* Sghtlng In Korea. The speakers and honored guests will succeed Vincent Arnone. man also gava Freeholder Woolley tion. borough problem, Mr. Crocker sale. state highway department for an Serving with him will be Harold extra 200 eandlepower over the were introduced by David W. Rus- a bouquet of roses for Mrs. Wool Mr. Nicosia's letter stated that Several violation! of borough ant sell, put president of the Chatn- Mangarelli, first vice commander; Raritan Twp. Maa, 65, an application will be made for a borough's 400 eandlepower main- LEAVES FOB KOBEA ley, who has been ill the past two health ordinances regarding hog tained for lights on Memorial ber. In introducing Attorney The- Bartholomew Grlmley. second vice years. building permit and if denied then raising have been under investk Rev. Joseph F. Bhtehan, former odore D. Parsons of Little Silver, commander; Eugene Homan, third Killed by Hit-Run Car The affair tickets for which his client will apply for a variance. gation recently. pkwy., and heard Mr. Corre report Mr. Russell stressed his high office vice commander; Francis Little, that he had received no local bids curate at St. James Catholic RARITAN TOWNSHIP - John were in gold print, had all the church here, and at St. Gabriel* in the state and "the honor you treasurer; Ranjner P. Hedberg, for repairs to ladders for the Honk Hano, shout 65, of route !M, wasrequisites of a victory celebration! and Ladder company truck. church, Bradevelt, left Tuesday for have brought to the community in historian: John E. Day, welfare gaiety prevailing. Though informal which you live." Mr. Parsons in- officer; John Corrigan, officer of killed instantly early lut nighi Camp Stoneham, Cal. A captain In when he was struck by an uni- dress was the order of the eve- Township Adopts Policy Acting on Mr. McConnell'j rec- the Army Chaplain Corps, Father troduced Mr. Cullman, the main the day; Mr. Arnone, Leslie C. Me- ning, fashionable feminine attire ommendation, council instructed Shechan ha* order* to fly to Yoko- •peaker. The attorney general Bride and Joseph Laurlno, trustees, denuded car which failed to stop, praised the Red Bank Chamber as According to state police, Key- was in abundance. Mr. Woolley told the clerk to require an itemized hama, Japan, and expect* to go on and Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, chap- reporters that about 600 tickets On Limited Liquor Licenses statement from Edward Bahr, wel- to Korea. He has been enjoying a a group, although competitive in lain. port, Mr Hano waa apparently many respects, «« an organisation walking south on the right ham were sold for the dinner, main fare director, and other borough M-day leave with hi* mother In course of which was steak. Tenor MIDDLETOWN — The township employees In requests for payment Brooklyn and with relative* and that is ever-progressive and work- GIRL STILL MISSING aide of route 38, State police have of expenses'. friends here. Ing as one in a body and spirit tar KEANSBURO—Police here are issued an alarm for the car which of all speeches was "victory in '52.' Sea Bright Mayor-Elect committee yesterday approved ome the betterment of the community, continuing their search for Ver-they sus|iect to have a damaged application for a limited retail diet "Let's keep It moving forward," he onica O'Connor, live feet four Inch front end. The body was taken to Mayor to Preside To Be Feted at Dinner tribution license, laid ever another •aid. 12-year-old, who failed to return the Bedle funeral home. and then adopted a policy to ••*• SEA BRIGHT — Mayor-elect era future applications tor slmlllaf The dinner Invocation was given yesterday afternoon from school to At Salvation Army Twice as Bright Christmas Lights her home on Roland at, When she W1ATHER REPORT George H, Krauss will be guest permits. by Maj. Henry A. Dries of the Sal- Mayor Katharine Elku.i White of honor Saturday night, Dec. 8, at The approved application was fef vation Army, and the address of didn't arrive by 4 o'clock, as usual, Fair today, highest at to «. To- will preside Tuesday night at the a victory dinner at Harry's Lob- welcome by Maxwell M. Klarin, police said her mother became Chris and Ann DeFlllipo. Watt Co on Day After Thanksgiving night fair, low 44. Friday, Inerea*- Salvation Army citadel when the The affair is being sponsored by Front st., River Plata, for Chris' the Chamber's first vice preaident. alarmed and telephoned headquar cloiidlneas, high at. General Women's Homo league commis stcr house. Others Introduced by Mr. Russell, ters. Police said this morning that •"« west or southwest winds Delicatessen. Mr. DeFilllpo turned Red Bank's Christmas lights— moderate sions local officers, enrolls new u Kiuii]' of Sea Bright residents in a petition with more than 1*4 in addition to those already men they will question her playmates tonight Moderate south- members and holds a Thanksgiving which will be turned on at 9:30 p. tloned, were Ray E. Taylor, execu In an effort to locste her. today and representing both political parties. signatures of residents of the are* m. the day after Thanksgiving— Union Re-elects •rly Frldiijr- "" . program. Mrs. Brigadier Arthur S. Councilman Lawrence McCormick favoring iasuance of the license te will be twice an bright as last Woodruff, itate president of the is general chairman. sell unchilled beer, year's. William D. Bradley made Otto VanHowe 9 Women's Home league, will be Among the invited guests will The committee withheld aetlesi that announcement yesterday morn- Speakers Table at the Chamber! Dinner present. be Mrs. Krauss, Councilmen Har- on the request of Louis and Ruth ing at a meeting in borough hall RIVER PtAZA-Otto VanHowe Maj. Dries has received Thanks- ry Lovgrcn, John Donnelly. Neils Gesualde, rt. M, Leonardo, opera* of the Red Bank Community of this plica was re-elected presi- giving greetings from the chairman Jacobsen, Kenneth Anderson and tors of a delicatessen store thtre Chamber of Commerce's directors. dent of local 417, International Un- of the board of selectmen of Ply- Ralph Lawrence, and Councilmen- when Committeeman Walter A Mr. Bradley said the firm install- ion of Electrical, Radio and Ma- mouth, Mass. He hopes to receive elect Clarence Stevens and John Bills said he felt there «re auaa* ing the Hints will have 300 It-watt chine Workers, C.I.O., at the an- Puritan hats with turkey feathers Plcknally. cient plenary retail distribution lit light bulbs on each arch, compared nual meeting Tuesday nlfht. Other —similar to those given President censes tn that area. officers, are Irving I. Splelman, Truman two years ago—from the to 100 last year. Ray E. Taylor, ex-. VSR OLD FIBE PICTURE Mr. Bills commented that there ' ecutive vice president of the Cham- Keanshurg, vice president; Mis* Puritan Chamber of Commerce. are Ave on the highway In the ber, predicted the lights will be the Margaret Hunt, Fair Haven, secre- The Nenwrk Star Ledger ran * short stretch that runs through most beautiful tho borough has ev-tary, and Mrs. Sylvia Atkinson, GETS *I,.M FOR INJURIES feature article in its magailm sec- Fair Haven, treasurer. Leonardo and that there U one bar er had. He reported that $3,000 of LEONARDO - Mrs. John Mc- tion Sunday on Peter Donald, 100 yards to the west of the Oe* the $4,000 donation* needed has al- The local represents M0 em- Ouire of Viola ave. has received radio and TV comedian and emcee, sualde store and another 300 yard* ready been received. ployees of three local companies, a settlement of $1,250 for injuries whose hobby is chasing flics. Don- to the east. He said that he hid Rljrsud B. Paine and Max Klar- Bendix Aviation corporation, Fa- to her knte sustained In a fall nld is a member of a very large heard no opposition to the appllce* In, directors, questioned the pos- spray corporation and Video Pro- in the Acme market, Broad at., Redbut exclusive species of the'human tlon snd this was "my own per* sibility of extending the decora- ducts corporation. Bank, June 13, 1950. Mrs. MrGuire, race who love to chase fire, engine;. sonal opinion." No one spoke at a tions on Monmouth st, to the rail- Th riuPont, Tontine window shiiiei sre riom ynur own inipshnl nvsative. 'j,-, f expected to officiate at ceremonies sold flxeluHJvtlir In thli arts st Promt's. nr To Celcr to Worn* S2.*i'i, inelurles envelope*. £3f* .tumples Thankiiivim and "Hard Tlmti" Dane. nt Bi'ond and Monmouth st, Nov.The bed window ihade that montjr can at Pago Phnlo Service, 113 West Front Mr. Oesualde told the committee bur. Laitlns tervlce wltk beauty, Call it,, Red Bank.—Advertisement. Sponsored by St. Jamei Post 1410, 23, when the lights go on. Mr, Tay- us. Priiwn'i, National I a 111.—Adrtr- Red Bank. Mut.r hy Stanley Mclntosh. that the A.tkP. store in Leonardo, lor Mild the program will begin at tlitmtnt, l)oor anil (Inner prizes, Benefit Welfare which hsa a license tor unchllledj ft p. m , with bairl music and carols 1, Helm Huddlfiton do hereby releaee Fund. At I'hntenu Asbury Pnrk circle, beer, la nearer to a tavern than tnyiflf from all drliti and responsibili- Nov. 17. il P. H,'Wear old cluth«».— ho Is. Ho said he proposes to cats* a part'of tho program, CMMI Sallkeat—latrine* Some of th* iptaktri and fluMti «t tha R«d lank Community Chamber el Commerce ties Incurred by William T. Huddltiton, Ailvertlsement Re«lit«red #410, Two sulti of nils, ai of June, 194V, to women who do not care to ge Many extma, Flrat I960. 10 •• 19II.—• dinner lait night «t tht Molly Pitcher hotel. Left to right: David W. Rjmell, who presided; Pliitl. Window Sh.Hti 111>i. ItuilillLitmi, Wmrtow Shades into bars but would like to have Complete with roller Jl.an. Cut to Ailvertliement, 17 I'nlliin SI., Krnn>huiz, N. J. 1 your il».i» while you wnH Brinv' yiur Edward H. Conwty, Chamber president; Jsmei S. Parr.ei, Mayor Kathsrin* Elku* White, Col. Ocl ytuir hctf,! qimlity wimlon* !hmlrl a ftw ran* of beer for their supper. rnllrra foi- any Mr.tl of • nude, ItiiP'int. for a resiljr festive Thanksirhlnsirlii rtln He nsknl If a petition alined by 'I'miUnr 'Lii'lfs, N'n IHr Minder. tlillil''* Fred Wood of Fort Hineock, Maxwell H. Klarln, tint vice president of t|te Chamber, and Ray for » rra','» fr.'>» ihai'Wrr'K iln. rii, luinir th» fHmlly In OOtlnl r InnI , n f-1. hr.iK ill* f'RVlv I" ' r rl - IIMI, ri'sklent* of the aren Mould h«Ip • hurl" National • * 10, Frown's,—Ad* Hlthw.y tltl , HlihlandlHlhld , HI J-I3S1.- H tl^ E. Tayler, the Chamber'* executive vice president. Hh ,i«. Hishlamjl, HI ,1.1351.— >nH Sha>l< in n ; \\,u hnni il . Adv«rtlitm-A spetlai ess-1 At Monte Carlo of tha stem atwer iatUllatiea job •y the Vtreaa Construction com- PERSONALS •i« i u*mimf **•?•*'» Township Adopt* Hebrew Society Event pany highUghtad Tuesday eight's Mrs. Chester P. Aumack Of 411 On taducp nesk legielstert Mondasy • willasl t givchance 2e4 Liquor Policr y r •Btotiag of the sMyer aad ceuaciL River rd., is a surgical peU*>* •' to speak their pieces. T. Be HeM Teniffct at Cevaellesea Jaaut A. Earight, Riverview hospital. Same ef them probably area't tee (Continued on pate I) Crater chairmaa of the road committee, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HeffsMn concerned ever the fact that they the committee ia reaching • aad Mayas Edgar V. Dealee stated •f Harding rd.. together witk their won't be back next year—they did that the eMtracter is doing a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. aad faet run for re-election. But there cision. | The Ladies' Hebrew society «f Chairman Lawrence A. Carton, i Red Bank will hold its lath en- 'sloppy job" evea though no fault Mrs. Donald Levy of Moamouth St.. trill be others still smarting from caa he lettad with the workmaa- havs returned from a three weeks' •he sting of defeat last week. Jr, told him a petition would be nual Monte Carlo night tonight at ohlp in ceaasetiea with the ectual helpful and promised the commit- the Jewish Community center on vacation spent visiting Mrs. Hoff- Oddly enough, although the Re- lastallatiea eT the pipe. They re- man's relatives in Denver, Cols. publicans will send more lawmak- tee would have a decision at its { Riverside ave. There will be many ferred te street after street being next meeting. Mr. Carton remarked The couples visited Mrs. Haffaaas's er • to the legislature neat year than pnr.es. tera up and left that way aad to mother, Mrs. Morris T. Kielaer of the Democrats, there are also more that although there is no limit Prizes will he as follows: a damage te curbing aad lawns. The placed on limited distribution li- Denver; her siaters, Mrs. Harry ttepttblieens among the lame ducks man's or a woman's suit from two oatciale said they have receiv- Cohen and Mrs. Lasarus Belleus •—II to 11. However, many of these censes, the commissioner of alco-: Crawford's; a toilet seat, Cook and ed numerous complaints. "I don't •f .Springs, and her cousin Republicans did not appear on the holic heverajrr- ha* repeatedly said ; Oakley; a six months delivery of blame the people for being angry," Harry Roeenrjlnom of Pueblo. They •allot last week. that they compete to some extent , a Sunday newspsper, or a three said Mayer Deaist. "I wea't sign visited Pike's Peak, the Gardes of There are some very well-known with the plrniry retsll distribution! months delivery of a daily pajier, the chock for the taal payment te the Gods, the Will Rogers shriM Biames among those who will «ing , "censes. JBreslow; a gallon of Dolly Madi- the contractor," he added, "until ! and many othtr placet of interest. their gwan tongs at the special its- Committe-mtn J. Crawford, eOn ice cream, CarHon Sweet, shop; all daawge is repaired aad the pet- •Its, | Compton made a suggestion lead-!$& cleaning order, Shore Cleaners; pie are satisied." Tht trip home wag malt by plaae. in Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fieher Among th« Rtpublicatis there arc j f to adoption ef tht policy when a month's pae«, Strmnd theater; Referring to the Fair Haven rd. Speaker of the House Merrill H. J'" proposed that in future cates; deanlnst of a 9 by 12 rug, Leon's; Of Mechanic st., are parents of a (tl cave-in whore the pipe peases until ton born Friday at Riverview hes- Thompson cf Monmouth; Atsem- ; e committee consider the aspect, scalp treatment, shampoo and s ' the read at Third et. the sstynr blywoBisn Grace li. freeman of, °f coiiijji'tltlon, pointiiil uul that I Vinci'nL's; »5 laundry urder, Ne pitsl. stated that It would probably'he Mr. and Mrs. Alextndlr P«Se- Essex, long a «ponsor of social leg- i plenary distribution licenses cost | tune Laundry; a chicken and a dox- several years before the dirt set- $500 snd the limited licenses cost marekne of Washington St., are lslation to Uneflt women and chil- en eggs, gprung's Poultry farm; tlse and It could be determined if parents of a son horn Batureay at dren; Assemblyman Enmert R only J50. a towel set, Milton Gerard; a pair the pavement la permanently safe. of sun glasses, Dr. Eugene Tracht- Riverview hospital. Wilson of Hunterdon, a spokesman •Mem til Late He said thet until he le certain First Lieut. Donald N. Portfolio, for farmers in the legislature since man; a Bits broiler, National Five there won't be another cave-In he 1*44. and State Senator J. Stanley The committee also reserved ac- and Ten; $10 permanent wave, La- who has been assigned to tht Mth will withhold complete payment to ordnance company, Pine Camp. N. Herbert of Monmouth. None of tion on an offer ef 12,00ft from Mode Beauty salon; a pair of the eeatraeter. these ran for re-election. Harris Broiderick, Eant Orange. shoes, Albert S. Miller; a half tea A tft«fi«l etitaUy, mwkbf •*• Y., is visiting; his family at 7» Weet for 22* lot!- in Rlendale Park and of coal. Seaboard Ice; a dish gar- •«•• , «• *l» Had bnk The mayor also said that the Front st. before reporting for duty Among Democratic lame duck brook north of Third st. ailed with legtalatora who did not contest the 3» lots in the Willis Clayton tract. den and Ivy plant, Bernard Spi- library ii (tow* •••«•. l*»*4to% »y ft* •ihifejt —, I. »• * Mrs. A. H. WM», M ••tii»«*» in Europe. While with ths Mth It was decided to notify Mr. Broid- wakj a blouse, Wilhelmlne Dob saad frem the Job and must be ordnance company, Lieut. Portfolio election are Peter P, Artaseree, the li»r«ri«n, «nd Mrs. H«JM Stone** Cwww, librarian, wh« cleaaed out. dean of the Assembly; Atsembly- eriek that the committee would ac- tiins; a television lamp, Sterling MM «klwi«, tllSifftt' •« served as executive officer and com- msn Jacob Friedland. • sponsor of cept en offer of 14,000 for the prop- furniture shop; a sewing course, J. Richard Vatwft. alt* M •Mit»«rt librarian at tka library. Lave* BMder pany commander. aoeial legislation sinre ills, and erty. .Singer Sewing Center; a basket of Thtre hat hoe* aome criticism Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvihlli. Jr. Assemblyman T. James Tumulty Mr. Compton said he fslt that fruit, Lecldy's Market; revitalizing of the council. Mayor Denite con- of River id., are enjoying three •II of Hudson county. 14,000 would be a fair price because Carroll Stationery, Caroline Catte* he ta ttep Itinerant dealers, who weeks' vacation in Florida. • nd storage of fur coat, Winters' shop, Csrmtl Nut, Chamber's Phar- pay no taaet. "The law without an tinued, beeauat the contract was But it's the Deroocrsta wha ransome ef the property is In a low Fur shop; sterling silver candy not awarded to a Monmouth coun- Mr. and Mrs. James Plummer of srea and would require some drain- macy, Nathan Cehtn, Colorest, education program for the public Local Teachers Cherry st., are parents of a sen •ad didn't get dieted who are real- dish, Nat's Jewelers. Cooperman, Commuter's liquor, D. and the eo-optratlon of the police ty Inn. He explained that the con- ly hurting. Borne «f the most ctal- age work before they could he used. Portrait gift certificate, Rue Btu- tract was awarded te the lowest born Saturday at Monmouth Me- The committee voted to write the dt H. Paint, Economy Drug, Fair department would inran nothing," morial hospital. wart flgures on the Democratic side dia; an electric iron, Shore Electric Haven Market, Fair Havtn Phar- ht addtd. It wat decided that addi- Ask School Board bidder, according te law. The com- of both houses loM their places last state division of navigation and Supply; a blanket, Sherman shop; pany was "well recommended,' he Mr. and Mrs. John P. Smith of ask that 11,000 b* withheld from macy, Fannie Farmer, L. Felsh- tional discussion at a special com- Maple ave., are parents ef a sen week. a half ton >,.' coal or 100 gallons Man, Teddy Fine, Fell* foggta. mittee meeting Is needed. aald. The Verona eempany't bid tt'i anybody's guess what, If any the final payment to the Hill of fuel oil, Hance and Davis; elec- Freed's, Globe Awning, Ooods Toy For Salary Hikes of t*T,m was H, that letters he seat the police de- amended ts provide far a maximum I. Kaiser, who states that ths curb and Mrs. Joseph Cslver of It Belt ture. during school hours wat referred company; a pottery centerpiece, S. mon's Crockery, Sllbertttia't, partment and Mr. White for ea-ep- •alary sf $4,000 for teachert with la front of hi* pro»~>ty on Kemp Westside ave., will leave tonight to to the police committee for study Rodaek; a lasy tuzan, J. Tanko; a Smith's Jtwelry, Sersteo, MIMA'S •rating. bachelor's degrees and M,0» far ' ' damaged. return to the Marine ceres huo *t and recommendation. Mr. Bills said Crockery. Sllbereteln't, Smith's Parrit Island, 8. C, after tptndnl • by 12 Congoleum rug, Samuel Mr. Conway alto complimented those with master's degrees. A resolution U float a S3I.0M he would like the ordinance to In- Schwtrtt; a bracelet, Reusslllet; a Curtain shop, Sun Ray Drug, Our. to flaanee tha itorm n ten-day leave at home. Tht State Highway Department clude the whole street from Hoe- prlte Store, Triangle •bee, Tint- everyone who had a part In mak- Aecordirg to the tetter this la Mist Yoltnda Jones of MeehnmO kat finally secured approval from throw rug, Millerton Rugs. ing tha Haltoween parade and the eommlttee'e first stsp In an at- eewar Job aad other road Improve- ford ave. to Leonardo ave. Ings. United Army and Navy, Whs* ments was adopted. The bonds will St., a student at New Jersey Ctl- all interested ptrtlet ef Id plan to Elgin American compact, Rot- laa'a drug. White House Barber party • Mweess. He seld the gen-tempt to ultimately havs ths salary Ntumber state highways. The monthly report of David ba MM at the Nov. » meetlni. Isge for Women, hat bttn aanud Simpson, building inspector, die- in; a toilet teat, Middlttown shop, Carl Wllms, Yetng't Phanaa* eral eommtat wat that tht affair maximum raised to MOM. Tht prst- a ntw member of the Little Sym- Details of tht renumbering pro- Plumbing and Heating Supply; an ey and Sucktrman's. waa "tht best ever." Mr. Taylor, ent salary maxlmums are M,4M gram will be announced nest closed Issuance of 21 permits for electric clock, Sharps Tire com- who was general chairman, said for teaehars with bachelor's degrees phony orchestra of the college. She •enth. but dont expect any sud-cenatruction estimated at |1M,SM. pany; a table, gwarti't Furniture hit committee worked exception- and M.700 for those with mister's Is a percussion playtr. 4ea changsa either In road map* Richard T- Kendtla was approved store; an electric defrosttr, L. ally hard and particularly thanked degrees. These were,set last year Board Approves William Morrow of South ot la •r highway signs. for membership In ths Brevent Feldman; a half ton of eoal or 100 Joseph Holiday for handling the when the board granted aalary In- a patient at Ivy House Murorsg Mlghway Commitiloner Ransford Park and Leonardo fire eompany. gallons fuel oil, J. N. Beers; a Chamber Studies refreshments and for assisting creases plus yearly bonuses. High- home, Middietown village. J. Abbott of Red Bank said the A recommendation by Commit- necklace and earring set, Ball's, 9 with the nntnets. est salary raise granted at that $1 Land Options Medical patients at Rlvtrvlsw •Ian will not go Into effect for at teeman prank F. Blalsdelt for erec- Pawn Broker and Jewtler; a per- time waa approximately MOO. The hespltal this week Include Miss tion ef a dead-end street sign on A round of pralst followed for Virginia B. Teh, M Locust ave, feaat a year. He aaid Jan. 1, 1MU. manent wave, Robert't Beauty sa- 'No Monday Plan Mr. Taylor, the service clubs, po- hoard ditcussed the request In ex- waa the department tentative tar- Applegste St., north of Foster St., lon; « lamp, Acme Furniture; 100 ecutive session but according te For New School and Louis Donato, 13 Allen pi River Plant, was approved. lice, firemen, school offlclali and Mrs. Chester Aumack ef 431 ft date. gallons fuel oil, William A. Fluhr; borough officials. Mr. Klarin re- Paul Young, district clerk, arrived Reuon far tfela delay It the time $10 merchandise order, Lynne For Race Track ported that 391 windows were at no conclusion. The board, acting Action follows Survey River rd., is a surgical patient at ajetdtd by mapmaktrs to change Manufacturing company; a Juice- painted. He stressed that publicity aa a committee of the whole, will Riverview. their plates. Mr. Abbott said he had O-Mat, Hed Bank Electrie shop; a . Trade Group Defers should be given to the ftct that meet with the welfare committee Of Pupil Population, tm five the mapmakera at least a Hague-Warren footstool, Dave Brunon; a man's tht Judges, professional men from to further consider the request. year's notice. shirt, Goldin's Men's shop; IS mer- ji Action to Request Law Tkice Other Plant New York city, were out-of-town- The bosrd set Its tuition rates Lewis, Ciccone Mlghwsy eigna with tht new num- chandise order, China and Glass ers. When criticisms were request- kena will not b* put up until maps Trial Due Nov. 26 shop; a half ton of coal or 100 gal- Prohibiting Cftnvanen for pupils from sending districts LEONARDO - After hearing a lons oil, Fred D. Wikoff; an electrie ed, Mr. Reustllle suggested better for the 1952-M school year at SSI.CT plaa for a MVroont wheel recom- afeawlac tht proper dttignatlont for CAMDEN — Although counsel for lighting at the athletic Held. Mr. state hllhwaya art ready (or die- heating pad, South Jersey Surgical Red Bank merchants and mem- for the junior high school and at mended by th« building committee, Are Sentenced Frank Hague has admitted the supplies; ten dance lessons, Mae- bers of the Red Bank Community Taylor said tha flre department MT.S7 for the senior high school tho Middietown township hoard of FREEHOLD — IadetermlMto IrlwiUen, Mr. Abbott said. former Jtraty City mayor's ability already has arranged to cart (or it. Me aald the Intervening period Levy studios; $760 merchandise Chamber of Commerce art to be These are tht maximum rates par* education last Thursday night ttrmt in Bordentown reformatory to pay damages in John Warren's order, Miner Supply, asksd their opinions en • proposal adopted • reeshition authorising were ordered last Friday by Judge would be used te tdueatt the pub- M.000,000 Ubel suit, hs facta tht mitted by the state and trt based He as to what changes eould be to have Monmouth Park race track on last year's operating costs as William C. Dennis, hoard presi- John C. Giordano for two nun possibility of answering W more Canister stt, Wright stores; (8 close Mondays during the INS Accepted at new members were dent, to aeaulra II options on pro-convleted of possession of Marl* espected. Purseae ef the renum- questions. merchandise ordtr, Foot craft; a Letter R, Roes, broker of SO West shown by ths stats audit. This year fcerlag program la to simplify the gallon ice cream, Friendly Lunch- isson. the board la charging IH6.U for posed sltce for tho new school juana. Superior Csurt Judge Frank T. Tht proposal recently was raited Front it.; Jossph David of the the junior high school and Harold Copeland, committee The men are Hobart Lewis, M. - present system. The plan le to re- Lloyd, Jr., who has bein hearing eonette; a compact, Racitl; a tray, David eompany, Pannsoll distribu- number all ttate highways aa that by tht Long Branch Chamber ef for ths senior high school. chairman, aald tho sehool, whleh Shrewsbury avs., Red Bank, aad pre-trial questions here, has ruled White Furniture; a Fragrance Di- Commerce. Edward K. Conway, tor of 157 Broad st.'. and Louis they farm continuous routes, with ary, Rumson Pharmacy; a hand- Kaabe ef the H. Kaabe Glass eom- Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, tuptrvlil will ho etatralty-located In a geo- William E. Harrington, 26, a for- out 70 of the ISO question* sub. president of the local Chamber, graphic sanaa and built on • mini- mtr exercise boy at Qretntrta .the saint designation throughout. mitted by Theodore D. Parsons, at- hag, Simons Nice Things; a door pany, Ijong Branch. principal, told the board ht h Where possible, those state high- mirror, Atlantic Glass eompany; a .yesterday told Chamber director! talked to Everett Preston, assist- mum of II aad n maximum of 30 farmi racing stable, Ltncroft. torney for Mr. Warren, a Middle- of a request tram Long Branch Mr. Conway opened tht meeting acres, will cast an estimated ITSO,- They were among mort than a ways that also have federal high- town township resident. John Mil- nightgown, Mustillo's; a thirt, S, to havs Red Bank's trade group by greeting Frank B. Lawes, Mr. ant state commissioner of educa- way numbers will be numbered to Hoffman; a bottle of cordial, Peo- tion, Tuesday afternoon and hadOOo without a gymnasium, in addi- doten persons arrested In Match ton, attorney for Mr. Hague, Tues- Join with them in discussing the Holiday, Ralph Bulkntp and tion to the cost of land. The' com- following tht ttiture of Marria .conform to the tedersl designation. day admitted wealth sufficient to ple's Liquor; a blouse, Kirseh- proposal. Thomas R. Bowers, members tf tht been told by the commissioner a .It It eapeeted that ttate highway baum's: aun glasses, Dr. Sidney mittee, Mr. Oopemnd said, made Hoffman, 30, Red Bank, whose meet the suit, hut argued that hi* Mr. Conway appointed Rlgaud Chambtr, and newsmen, The meet- group of Estonians living In Red confessions led to ths othtr »r- numbers will run up Into the 70s client should not be required to Kramer; cutting board, Regal Kit- ing wat covered by representa- Bank were seeking educational the reeemmtndatlon after consid- under the new system. chens; wearing apparel, Jean B. Paine chairman of a commit- ering three other plans to relieve resU. Hoffman pleaded no defense Rive his totsl worth. William R tee to meet with tht Long Branch tives of Asbury Park, Long Branch help toward obtaining their cltlstn- to hit charge and was placid m The program has been approved Blair of Mr. Parsons' firm contend. Frocks; a sweater, Kislln; $1 shot and two Newark dailies and Thsship paptrs. According ts Dr. overcrowded aoadlttoni which ap- by the American Automobile asso- repair, Grand Shoe shop; a key Chamber and to report to the di- pear certain to create additional probation. However, at the Hobtrt ed the admission I* insufficient be- rectors. Serving with him will be Rtgtsttr. Hibbs, Mr. Preston had received a trial he wat ordered held under ciations, the various counties and cause a jury would not award the chain, 3. Kridel. letter from D. Tkaehtnko of M hardship la the township within napmaklng concerns. Abbott said Benjamin Crate, Jr, and C. DOB- tho yoar. $1,600 ball for grand jury action pg full 12,000.000 if it did not know A gallon of lee cream, Charles; aid English. Cheetnut st., requesting education- on a charge of perjury by Assist- ththe planl s was "d"endorsed d 101000 perthat Mr. Hague would have money al aid. Tht litter, said Dr. Hibbs, Mr. Cepelaad said tha committee a B by ft Linoleum rug, Baynton's FTA Hears Rauch, fan the new school a better solu- ant Prosecutor George A. Oray. i left. Linoleum shop; dress length ma- WeaM was accompanied by • pttltloa who said his testimony In tht trial slffted by S3 other Cstonlant, tion than building a new high Judge Lloyd ruled out questions terial, Baskln's Fabric Fair; three It was pointed out that closing school, which would coat an esti- dlfftred from hit ttattmentt to Although it it a little bit early dealing with graft, real estate In- garments cleaned, Red Bank Monmouth Park each Monday Dr. Pate on CD. Mr. Young told the board Rer. mated ttMt\M0—considered by the police at the time of hit arrest. 1a say definitely, it appears that the vestments and kick-backs from Cleaners; six free washings, Laun- would extend Its season by about Ralph Hornberger, pastor or the Alfrtd Ciccone, 62, of 340 Main dromat: a camera, Dora'Doras Photo ten days. Mr. Paine said ths Ocean- UNCROPT—J. Frances Rauch hoard to ha "lmpoeilblt"-or add- autumn weather has caused no Jersery City_.._,, Hudson county _..an_d Red Bank Lutheran church. Is con- it., Ktanshurg, wai fined $1,000, shoph ; a handbag, Bernard BBren- port track naturally would like of New Monmouth, director of the ing rooms to tho high school or more than the normal amount of | atate employees. Many of the re- Middietown township civil defense ducting a school for displaced per- adding rooms to grammar schools. phiced on probation for five yean, beach erosion along New Jersey I malnlng questions are closely re- ner; cleaning two garments, City tuch an arrangement because it sons hut he understood many aueh given a flve-to-seven-year sus- DrD y CleanersCl ; a thermoth s jugj , would permit additional days in eouncil, Tuesday night told mem- Tha rttolutlon to authorise the •escoast•t . luted to those ruled out. Left to be ebrs of the Llneroft-Everett Par- persons of various nationalities options was Introduced by Francis pended sentence to ttatt prison August when New York racing and religions had shown a reluc- • The State Department of Conier- j answered are such questions as Straus* Stores; a diaper bag, Wig-moves to Saratoga. Ht aaid, how- ent-Teacher association of disaster W. Lawley, chairman of a commit- and ordered to pay his victim's vation and Economic Development whether Mr. Hague was gainfully I *'*" tance to go to * church for educa- hospital and medical hills for tha order, Ribustclli'a market; a purse, ever, that the state's other two preparations in the township at a tee studying potilblt litet for tht aaid that while wind and wave had employed between 1905 and 19M in " tracks could be expected to op- meeting at the grammar school tion. They want to learn he added sehool. During the cburte of emu- hatchet attack last Apr. 24 on Mrt. been working against the beaches here. Richard Lockwood presented but they want to go to a school. Ing discussion when board mem- Minnie Mueller, Monmouth Hills, pose having their own seatons Walter Woodhead stated the who last month committed suicide, ateadlly during the fall months, the Betty, shop; a heating pad, Pro-pushed further back. Mr. Paint a motion picture, "Pattern for bers faced qutstions from mort coast had been spared any extreme- his annual pay ever exceeded $8,000. asked for the survey of butintts- survival," to accompany Mr. problem imitht reach tremendous than X persons In the audience, according to authorities. fessional Pharmacy; a ladies' proportion. He added he thought ly serious damage, such as that Questions seek to determine if blouse, Vogel's; a child's suit, mtn in Rtd Bank In ordtr to Raueh't talk. it was disclosed that several op- Ciccone had pleaded no defense caused by the great windstorm last Hnftuo is "worth In excess of guide the committee. the hoard should do all It could tlone wilt he taken to Insure the to charges that he brutally attack- November. $50,000,000" and continue down in Youth Center; a plant, Dean's; a Dr. Wiley O. Patt, tupervltlng but it might run Into a great deal ed Mrs. Mueller In a car on a lone- hassock, Rosenfeld Furniture; $3 The Long Branch Chamber's let- principal of township schools, told confidential nature of the final lo- The most serious single instance multiples of five to $1,000,000. Mr. of money. cation. Thomas A. Filee, • board ly Holmdel township road whin of erosion, the department taid, Hague also is asked if his lawyer, merchandise order, Schulte-Unlted; ter cited what It ttrmtd tht suc-his audience of education for civil they argued about Mrs. MutUer'a lubrication and oil change, Leo's cess of "Black Monday," programs defense now being taught In the Ralph Davis In voicing his opin- member, declared that the board waa caused by a hurricane which Mr. Milton, a former state senator, ion stated while the board might "Is at the point of closing options." going to Mew Tork. passed offshore last month. The paid money in appreciation of Service Station; stationery) Red at Camden, New Orleans and Cali- school system. Bank Book store; a cookie Jar, fornia track". Mr. Pains said hs he responsible for helping displaced !,*W Increase Shortly before Mn. Mutlltr died department said this hurricane Hague's political influence and if After a song stssion ltd by Hen- persons who are residents of Red In her home of an overdose of caused "quite a bit of damage" to Mr. Hague shared in fees paid to Simon's Crockery; an electric believed ths thought bthtnd tht ry Handlemann, accompanied by Mr. Copeland discussed findings footwarmer, Katsin's; radiator proposal it to give race traek em- Bank, he didn't think It should be sleeping pills, a civil suit had bein tht ocean side of gandy Hook. Milton's firm. Joseph Mendres at the piano, plans responsible to residents of other of a survey of township schools Instituted by her and her husband Broslon slightly greater than flush and oil change, Manas Esso ployees and patrons "a day to shop were made for a study group to which revealed that grades three The questions arc to be answered station; $5 cleaning order, Anth- rather than to work or gambit." communities unless some provision against Ciccone. •ormal was reported at Atlantic tomorrow. If not, the court may meet next Monday at • p. m. at is made for financial help. "We're to live * In townihip grammar Judgt Giordano sentenced Jasper City and Cape May, the department ony's; a nylon sweater, Charm In other business, Mr. Conway the school. Homework will be dis- schooli contain more pupils than rule that tlii'.v must he answered shop. appointed 'Percy Sherman to con- Santa Claim now to enouzh organ- Fratier, 37, of Sprlngwood ave., •aid. orally at the trial, slated to start cussed by ths group. Mrs. Frank isations outside Red Bank," he de-the numbtr of township student? Aabury Park, tu five to IS years fer with property owners and bor- % TV Hearing Denied Nov. 28 at Freehold. A vue, Fox's Gift shop; pair of Hayden of North Long Branch, clared. in tht high school. Ht said the In state prison on a chargt of ait- aun glasses, Dr. David Sklar; $5 ough offlciaTs relative to the flood- honorary president of the Mon- student population survey showed ond degree murder to which ha The State Department of Educa- merchandise order, Evergreen Del- ed condition of the lane on the mouth county council of parents Dr. Hibhn will Investigate the that by IIM-So an enrollment of tion has reported New Jertep's re-! I «!„„.,,., !•„„„. east side of Broad it. from Wal- 4,409 may be anticipated. The figure pleaded nn defense. Frailer WM rrr icatessen; cigarettes, Sea Bright and taachert, will Itad tht discus- situation and report his findings to charged with plunging a knlft six quest to the Federal Communica- """' »««-"-• Cigar and Stationery; assorted lace st. to Mechanic at. Mr. Sher- sion. the board, will represent an Increase of 1,500 tion Commission for an oral hear- times Into the neck and ehtst ef Theft. Morals Charges toyt, Mechanics Toy Center; mer- man informed the directors that Dr. Hibbs reported that to data pupils and will require an addi- Horact Burke, 33, of Myrtle ave., ing on the question of allocating chandise, Phil Waldman's Gulf Ensley M. White, borough suptrln- Association numbers will hold a tional 60 classrooms In tha town television channels for educational baser and supper at the flrs house •N pupils had been signed up for Neptune, In a street fight Aug. 10. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Wil- station; $5 merchandise order, tendent, told him the borough an Insurance plan at the rate of ahlp system. In the third day of hit trial he purposes has been rejected. liam C. Hoffman, Jr., 24, of Kearny, Wool worth; a plant, Arnold Soden; could correct the condition If It Is here Saturday, Dee. 1. Mrs. Oeorge The F.C.C. allocated all remain- agreeable with affected property Toop Is general chairman. The ba- fl each. The plan protects all pu- Ths board referred to Its per-pleaded. who was living at East Ketnsburg, $5 merchandise order, Tetley's; $5 pils with the exception of those sonntl oommittee requests from ing TV channels last spring. New was arrested Tuesday by Capt. merchandise order, Victory Mar- ownert. Concerned are the Parker, sar will be held betwetn J:SO and Anthony Bevacqul, 29, West Long Jeraey wag the only state which Dorn, Fisher, Ooremus and Trutx • p. m. Supper will be served from participating In Inter-teholattlc the Middietown townihip teachers' Branch, convicted of bookmaklng, James J. Egidio of the police de- ket; children's clothing, Wolcott's; athletics it long as thty are on association and the Janitors' asso- did not have at least one channel partment here and Patrolman John a gallon of wine, Heritage Liquor; lands. S until 7:30 p. m. was fined $1,000, and hit attorney, allocated to it for educational pur- school grounds or traveling on a ciation, requtttlng Increases In sal- Mr. Juska, announced ht would McCarran of Middietown township $5 merchandise order, Cor win's; a Ordinance Needs Study Committee chairmen listed first aries. The request from the teach- poses. police for Lieut. Sharpies of Kearny ladies' slip, Hollywood Apparel; $5 and members are as follows: Mrs. tchool activity when Injured. Die an appeal. Action to propose an ordinance The board authorised the employ- ers' association atked maximum An indeterminate term at An* The Department of Education police, who wanted him for grand merchandise order, Famous Deli- for borough council's adoption was Roger Lyford, Mrs. Edward Fields salaries of S4,M0 for teachers hold has pctltluncd the F.C.C. to grant larceny and Impairing the morals catessen; Emerson table radio, At- and Mrs, E. D. Brandt, toys; Mrs. ment of Miss Anna Mary Nanlnnt nandale reformatory was ordarid deferred. This concerns house-to- and Charles J. Orlppaldl as tit- Ing matttr'i dtgrett, $4,700 for for Harry Marriner, 20, Farming- it three channels for education out of a minor. lantic. Appliance; 150 gallons fuel house canvassers, a qutttlon which' Harry Jantsen. Mrs. John Lam- those with bachelor's degrees, 14,- of five which were allocated to com- nil or one ton coal, Laves Coal ken, Mrt. Toop and Mn. John mtntary teachers. A graduate of M0 for those with not Itts than dale, for assault with intent te mercial enterprises within the state. Police said Hoffman was em- has been discussed at previous Warnektr, handiwork; Mrs. Arthur the local high school, Miss Nan- commit carnal nhuse on a 13-year* ployed a« a laborer by a plumber rompnny; 1,1 pound lurkey, Green- Chamber meetings. Mr. Conway four yean' training and t2,M0 for In rejecting the inquest for an wald's Market: a doll, Lou Furst; Newmler, Mrs. Wilfred Mullln and Inne is a senior at Olasshoro Teach- teachers with milter's degrees who old girl. _^ oral hlsrinj:, the F.C.C, said pres- In this area and was working nn xald the Chamber should favor pro- Mrs. William Lewandnwskl, food; ers college. Mr. Orlppaldl, who Is a a .lob st Leonardo when they re- n necklace and earring s"t, Reed'i hibiting solicitors from door-to- are starling employment in the sure of busings was too (reat. Jewelers: $5 cleaning order, Little Mn. James Kelaey and Mrs. H. D, resident or Oakhurst and Is at township system, the cafeteria at th» high school. ceived a teletype message from dnor canvassing, provided It does present, a senior at GtaMboro, has .Silver Cleaner* and Dyers; one not affect any local merchants, Hubbard, rummage; Mrs, William The bid- wore as follows: General , LtXTTRKS FOR FLORIST* Kearny police nsklng for his ap- month's pass, Cnrlton thester; De- Warneker and Mrs. M. Harold Kel- been practicing leaching at the lUlses Sought construction, R. A. Hendrlekson, prehension. A juvenile girl from Robert Reuasllle, chairman of ly, white elephant and books; Mrs. River Street school since Septem- Riverside Heights, $4,318, and Mrs. Frank Dean or Dean's of Kearny whose connection with tecto brush holder, Scars Roebuck; Teachers with maatir't degrees Little Silver hat returned from a can opener, Union Paper; a heat- the committee appointed to Inves- John Lamken and Mrs. Alfred Wil- ber. While at Olasshoro he was tt-prtsently receive I4.M0. The rt- Rockafellow Construction com- Hoffman was revealed also was tigate the law, said that a Rtd liams, fish pond; Mrs, Paul Cnmen- teeted for "Who's Who In Ameri- pany, New Monmouth, $(,903; New York city, where «he Rave apprehended by Mlddlctnwn police In? pad, Jersey Centrnl Appliance,; quest seeks a ralte of $650. Those lectures nn floral arrangement at S'I cleaning- order, Monmouth Valet Bank ordinance of Oct. 7, 1931, tlnd, Mrs. P. B. Henrikssen and can Colleges and Universities.' with bachelor's dtgrtts receive plumbing, Henry Putsch, Port and returned there by Kearny po- would have to ha amended if so- Mrs. Harry Cole, Christmas tree, Monmouth, $409, and Martin Me- the. mci'ilng" of the Metropolitan lice Tuesday afternoon. Service; 55 merchandise order, Proposal* to make test borings $3,900 and ask an $800 raiso. Tht J'lorula KCIIOOI. More than 1,200 Mae's Yardstick; a mixer, Har- licilor.i me to he prohibited. He and Mr. Kelly, post office. at tho site of the addition to the propostd tcale alto would bring Gulro, Middietown, $824, and elec- florists attended the cession* at the Kearny police said Hoffman was nld's Radio and Electric shop. explained that the Supreme court high school wore referred to the $SO0 raises to teachers with four trical installation, Kcansburg Site- charged with stealing n war bond ruled in favor of such prohibitions trie, 5170. Hotel Stutler, Mrs. Dean, who con- MARKS BIRTHDAY building committed who will study years' training who now ncelve duct* elastics HI floral m range- find twn rings from a relative in Others giving prizes were Ab- bcniuae nrllers uninvited by the them with Victor Ronfeldt, archi- $3,700. Teachtri with master's de- m«nt| at her own shop, has also addition to Die morals charge. liey's .Men's shop, Allen's Rimes, homeowner are nuisances, KEANSBURO - Mr. and Mrs.tect, and Klwnotl Powers, consult- grees who snter tht township sys- Lou and Fauns' l.iz Ambrose, American Building, The danger Involved, he tald, It Walter M, Roeseman of Plnevlew tem at present receive the state Wt ilnceiely hoiia It rioun't bsppia b«in living demonstrations in Mnrrli Bsclier, Bell Liquor, Bieder ing engineer. Compnn'en which sub li> vim, hill If ynu thmilij Into lumathifti, ideas for Christmas novelties and kr ••Hint Yb« r—Adn>rlli»m«nt. that legitimate enterprises might ave. motored Sunday to Pennsyl- mllteri hid* Included the Raymond prescribed minimum nf 12,500. i'«memn«r rhnncen art in your fsvnr thti Jors in ibl. ti nskt ntkit montr" l«t l»* ••corstiont at Philadelphia. vania, where they celebrated Mr, Concrete Pile company, Porttr Rtftrrtd to tht building commit- fouml r-lumns of Tht Isfltttr. kp sailing Tht Rsglitsr,—AiveruMamt. low's, Cancellation, Capitol Btktry, purpoit of any such law would Rotttmaa'i birthday. Urquhtrt and Philip 3. Htaly. tee wire bidi for an addition to —Adytrtlitmsnti HEP BASK nmWfFM, yoVEMBEB IS, tu Frake—Wett Nuptials 77 County Residents Admitted Hadaesali Choral Group Gives Concert

At a deual* riaf caraaaaajr at tka To Citizenship in County Court Re« Bank Baptist church ahaday FREEHOLD — Fiv* Red Bank QueeHtina Mennigan, Eatontown, afternaoa, Mra. Noraw Waiver*. residents were among the 77 for- India; Maria Hodgen. Wanamassa, daughter ef Mr and Mr*. Earl P. eign born who were received into Germany; Abraham Markisc, Farm- Sigler of Mala tt., Port Maaaaenth, American citizenship hi'ic Tuesday ingdale, Poland; Edilh Karl, aacara* the bride af Reajaaaia A. before County Judge John C. Gior- Clarksburg, Germany; Ursula MK- Parker *>f fteutk at Rev. W. Ctlav dano. The judge told the group taa Power*, paatar, performed th* ria Ross, Neptune City, Germany; eereaaaay. that "no one caa call himself a EM ilia ChamMin, Fort llonmouth, real American unless he speaks Germany, Elsa, Highsmith, Long Tha church wae decorated with and reads and thinks in the lan- Branch, Russia; Giovanni Roma, bouquet* af chryaaatheaauaa* aad guage of America." Atlantic Highlands, Italy: Riro autumn leaves. Mrs. Francis George Nargil, Ashury Park, Tur- •warts was organist. A reception The Red Bank residents who became new citizens are Marianna key; Adelaide Pisnno, Ashtiry for th* immediate families fallowed Btiuso, 11 Catherine St., Italy; John Park. Jessie Matthew at Cedar inn, Highland*. Paul Savage, I Elm pi., Poland; Italy; The bride wa* given in marriage Brown, Neptune, Scotland. Alberto Leone. 255 Shrewsbury Augustine Suzanne Kirk, Long by hrr father. Ike waa attired in ave.. Italy; Lillian Mary Drure a purple ballerina cocktail leagch Branch, Algeria, North Afri gawn, srade ef faille and nylon net. Fielder, 2i Highland ave, Canada. | Joiin Hendrik Trie], Howell town- She wore a anatckiag stole sad and Leonardo Ru«*D, IS Catherine j ,nip Holland; Rnswltha Ruth no- headpiece of purple, both trimned at.. Italy. nan, Fair Haven, Germany; Jenny with ihiacitoaea. Her flower* were Other new citizens in the county Edilh Nickelsberg, I-onjr Branch. wkita carnation*, witk a large whit* are-. i Germany; Pauline Miry Schles- erehid with a purple lip ia the Elina Bsleslracci. A^'Ui'y Park, singer, Long Branch, Canada; Lil- aeater of the bouajuet. Italy; Agatha Gisela Waugeepack, lian Sadie Bernstein, Long Branch, Mra. Herbert Caat* af Weat Lsag Oceanport. Germany; Rudnpi The- England; Sperns Coutsoheras Svo- Branch wa* matroa of honor, and odore Mcchtenbrrg, Neptune, Ger- ronos, Neptune, Greece; liarliara Ruu*!l Jackson «f Red Bank wai many; Theodora Ecrta Eo£co, Key- Mary Orrutt, Long Branch, Eng- port, Czechoslovakia; Wargot Syl- land; Maria Matsutani, Neptune Mn. Sidney Kaour aliftcti tha raw Hadeitak Choral frau^ wKich ptrhrm*4 «t the) a«. ae*t man. The aaatroa af haaar via Mundy, Cliffwood, Germany: war* a fold braced* cocktail dree* City, Italy; Ella Margarete Giraiid nual fflemkatihip maetintj Tuaia)ay niajKt at tha tynafefue an Ri«r«r«i*Ja> »*». Fr««t r«w, laft •• Cristofor Campione. Long Branch, AUentown, Germany; Marie Auielis aad carried a bouajuet af mat *et> Italy; Ernesto DeMarco, Long riejht; Mn. Komar, Mri. Harala) Meiitrich, Mn. Al Fink, Mri. Irvine] HyWin, Mr*. Daviej Slier, ered ehryaanthemumi and autumn Branch, Italy. Kane, Long Branch, Czechnslova- leave*. kia; .Teane Alice Stoner, Belmar, Mrs. fliai Lan§, Mrt. Arthur Gottfriaej. lack r »*, lime arder, Mri. Laa Kwejlar, Mri. Milton Maria Stagliano Bongarzone. Canada. Tha bride'a Mother chote a navy Koiene, Mrs. Harry Nachmiai, Mri. Morrii Wettermtn, Mri. Oavie] lurnan, Mri. Harry Fatett, blue atreet length dreai, with Branch. Italy: Lia Norma Cesare Schiavone, Long Branch. Santos, Kort Monmouth. Italy; An- Mri. Cufena Trachtman. matching accessories, and • ear- na Koutsenes, Freehold, Greece; Italy; Goldie Sacknowltz, Fnrm- lag* af chrysanthemums. Issie. Spector, EnRlishtown. Po- infrdale, Poland: Irene Winifred When the couple return from a land; Eleonore Elizabeth Norris, Calise, Ixinjt Brunch. England; Hel- Southern wadding trip they will Asbury Park. Germany; Nino Ca- en Wege. Little Silver, Germany; Tim Many 'Park*,' live In Port Monmouth, Fer travcl- ruso, Long Branch, Italy; Andrec Klnra Tanne, David Tanne and Minister to SpeakMemorials Pass • Ing the bride wore a gray gabar- Marie SchmalherRcr, Shrewsbury, Sarah Tanne, Freehold. Poland; Complain* (MIM-IM! dine auit, with her accessorial, aad France: Maria Isabel Petrausky, Allunn AntlinpuliM, Port. Mon- a eersage af white archM*. Holmdel, Columbia. mouth, Turkey; Dorothea Yaun, FAIR IIAV»;N- There are t

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Me ^JI Ifaa ^^aV^aflfcJtMi a%*b**aO^B%Asaa^Jt amaw ard Appleaatc, eat* of the kalMera Wf IM PVBSJtjaTel VvBJBMJtWtT^BM »•» efcere)«rorieo« «N o#* aged the Newark breach af Uader- Rev. Oeerge A. Casper ef Cemdea, • ta the tnmana atery ef "Cinderella" aad developers ef Lakewaad. tar*, ar MJ par aaa* ef th* entire weod and Uaderweod, paatafra- Bora in Dover tewaehip, Mre. Ap- former potter ef the Kcypert Res- will be preeaeted. f»nartl —f—fi—H. phera. Among tha fame— Btan ist church. oaViatiag. Burial WM l popwIeHaa tirrmtd the vot- Cinderella. Jan* Verwehlt; Euph* «e oUcr tct tl i normal plegate waa a daughter of the late ia Fair View eeatetery. ag privtiage. Laet ytafe porceat* whoac »hototra»h ka k«4 takca William aad fteheeea Apalegate teat*, Barbara Oueatber; Char* daaB't 1K« gives bin more wara Mark TwaJa, Rlekari Hard- ago WM MO. lette, Joyce Dowlea; Oedsaothcr, complete *oui satisfaction friendly Hurley. She waa a member of tha Regietratiea aa4 voting tag* m tg Davta, Willlaai McKlakir, The- Fair Havea Methediat church. Ctolre Bloomberg; Priace, Oary thee tM buildiag ef • Mem- Vf Pfffl • • • each clsaaraam aarvad te eacaje* a4ora Rooaevalt, William Ha»ar4 BurviviBf ar* twa aens, Elmer V, RVMSON Mrs. UUiaa A. Cod- Pttacy; Herald, Stephen Popper. orial te bla leted eac* who Tart and Qrerar ClavalaM. diagtea, Tt, widow ef Marty H. pupils from elaaate aad atady hale Mies Breehlartdge's fonrtk grade tare f oat en. Applegau, Aabury Park, and Wal- •xrvlviaf ara twa aaaa, Willl» ter H. Aaelegate, Lekewoed post- CoMlagtaa, died euddenly early ar regiatratioe) dejriag the weeh at will do the "Mad Tea PartjT eceaa Oar eeteet Btm Memorial* M. Mtyar af ihrew.lMirr, ««4 At-muter; a daughter, Mrs. Helen De- thl* morning at her home oa Buona Oat M aad far vatlag a* Nov. S. ate* the oaiid me* ef at> fra4 M- Mayar af Umg Breach, Jaurnette, Rama, Oa.; Ive graaaVVitte av*. She waa bora ia B««**> AM eaaept am af the aahaaTe m- Altec, Dtano Krengelb; Mad Mat. >WWl year gMNBtM Of • John E. Day iafc «iM«ckllarM aa* • «reat- chiidrea, aevaa gr**>t«raa4«hlldrea lya. daughter af tha tote Ataaaa- reilaktat rtgwterea totantlata) to tar, Aadrow Novel; Merck Man. traMehlld. der M. and AMsaH Osaara* Mar- vote. Serving aa th* Ngwtrettea Tammy Hurley; Dormouse, Noel Seer Memorial et no e«tre I a brethar, Ctaytea C. Hurloy, •reedy, anil hatf baea a fattfeat •e]aM, iraaoa at the Weathail fuaersl Canever >•-. Middtotewa towathlp. tHU af the ekit to b* glvea by Miss paatar of the flrat Presbyterian sme, Lakewood, with Rev. Wil-Mrs. Coddlngtoe ebie bad Nvtd at Braet'e fourth grad*. church, •MciatlBf. Burial will ke PlalaSeld a aumber of VMH. She hole, Carol Kibter, Roberta Mat- Mre. Dingle, Lynn Share; Mn. liam B. Mag£*m, pastor of the Fair eoaeK. Maree Dtfiera. Patrteia in aianwaa4 «aa»etery, Waat Leaf Haven Methodist church, officiating. was a member of the Flrat Baptist mnHh, Susaa Daniel*; Boy*, Karl JOHN VAN KIRK Breach. church, Red Bank, aad wa*ipest sWytof, tWiHBmS KfltMfi Do# M( Bate). Donald Reeen. Thomas Me- Burial WM la Tom* River. preaideat ef the Little Silver Wom- UUiaa McDonald, fMtemaite MmmmaSmmmtatrfamm DoaaM. Chart** Blake, Robert Me- TMOMAI r MANU»M MBA KATHEBliE a MA&SOW an's club and aa active member Ian, Barbara Breeka, Alan Pe> Oalllen, KonMth Pnffer, Charles ef the League of Women Voter*, teraeo, Ruth Muaeea. Ann Cerate, Bergman and Alan Lanwene. B. F. D. Bw 10i Ret) KEANISITRQ — Thomas T. CHAPEL HILL - Mrs. Kather- Red Bank region. Eddie Awmeek, Jatttee Deeeemb Mlm MeCW* flfth grade will Haalaa, «T, •( M Beaten blvd. dlea lae Schmidt Hanson, Tt, widow of Surviving ara a daughter, Mn. aa« Carl Sfhwmair. dramatiM the temoue "Wlsard ef •uaaay in an auteaieMt* aceMeat Melvla Maiaoa, died Sunday at her Walter W, OMliag ef Rwaoea, Th* aemlaeaj far del*gate*-*t- Oa." ea rt, M, Newark. Ha wa* earn ' me on Chapel Hill rd. after a three grsndehlMroa. Dr. Richard mrga te the ttwJeat OOMMU, roe- leag lllnesi. She waa born In Oer Dorothy, Buty Perhlas; Tin Man, la Inland, eta »t Andr«w and Bl- W. Oasllng, Miss Barbara A, Ooa- aaamandad he* th* laaabaffa la* eat- Raymond Barbate; Beareerew, Jen lea Caaaera Kaalaa, wha aaw live many, daughter of the lete Matthew ling and Miss Phyllis A. Qatllag •tending good " ia Leaden, Enf., and had been a aad Margaret Koph Schmidt, and of Rumton, sad a sister, Mra. ReweM; Uen. Larry Richmond; Te- resident ef Ktanjburg elfht yeara. had beea a resident here mare than Clarence Rentier of Brooklyn. A te, Peggy Stoye; Witch ef the IHE PUn£RRL HOmt Stealey North, Sue Kraaaaer; Announcer, Mr. Hanlon wai prftpriotor of anM yeara. Mrs. Maiean waa a mem* brother, Wallace Mercready af Key •vttta, Roberta Olary. Reebetie BMber. ateetrleal appliance repair thop at her of Central Baptist church, At- port, died last week. He WM bora at Clinton la It*,Danat, Baatrtee Daalela, Sally Bo lantic Highland*. Twa famous tale* have been ••• EllcaBath, where he hud lived be- Tke funeral will be held Satur- a soa of the late Jacob J. Aller aad wan, Roberta May, Jamae Mutton, tested by the twe elsth gradea. Mn. fore Moving here. He WM a aiea*. Surviving are five sou, William day at 1:10 p. m. at Mount Me- Susaa Oulick Aller, and worked en Raashra King. Jaaalta Ubevaky, Of PERSOnflL SERVICE Mauon and Melvin Manon of Cedrt elaM hae tteeted to de ker af Blehap Merall aaaembly, morial home with Rtv. W. Clln- his father'e farm at Bergeantville Chart** Parheli, JamM Barter, "Hsbla Heed." fenrtk degree Knlfhta ef Colum- Chapel Hill, Oliver Mauon of Tea toa Powers, paator of tht First until he WM IT. Ho attended N*w- Oary Sawey aM Jew Wiley. Elect- aiw, b*ng Braneh, and wa» deputy M, Clarence Maasea af Oakhuiat Baptist, officiating. Burial will bt ark College ef Pharmaey, graduat- *d by the ttudtat body ware Tarn ReMa Reed, Larry aehwarte; LH* WHUAM r AMOmSQM trend knight af Bayakere council, and Joseph Maiaoa af Atlaatle la Fair View cemetery, ing in two. BlMhburn, Reaald Chaajiiette, Rob- tto John, William Beland; Knight, Knight* ef Celumhua, Keanaburt, Highlanda; four daughter*. Mr*. While ia college, he married Ml** ert Daaaa, Batty Duvatl, Jamta Mnart Uwenberg; Merry Men, La* IMliMMi Are. and peat grand commander af Rarah Wright of Chapel Hill, Mr*. UH7M~BATJEB Louisa Allen of Booaton. After Hutton, Roaslya Klag aad JBM Ferdhem. Helen Verwehlt; Will irtet, Robert Cadmen; Marten. Wadybtkke caravan, Order of Al Erma Orover of Red Bank, Mr*. Lout* Batjer, It, former etoepie- graduation ha contemplated fur- Wiley. laahelle McOoldrlch of Newark and ther study to be a *urg*en, bat Naaey Hard; Writers, Mary Vail* hambra. He alto waa a member of chase race rider wha red* aeveral Membtrthlp m tht aaundl eea- all, Carolyn Hill; Stage, Mark Bar* •t. Ann'* Holy Name eoclety. Mrs. Margaret Cook* or Lakewood, times at th* eld Meameuth Park Instead, worked for about a year stot* if tin detegt>t*e«t-larg* and •urvlvlng, boldes hia parent*, are and 15 grandchildren. race tr»ck, died auddaaly yeaterday at Beentea far the town's leading "*Va^VVa^PwV* a^vp^BrwmvwBf «a>v«Vtvw7 «a* n V hi* wlfa, Mm. Anna WaUh Hanlon, Tha funeral was held yesterday Miaa Mttagar'a Hath grad* will afttmaea at kit home, N WtMace were ettettd earlier In the yawenac. t "Meeptag Beauty." and twa MM, Robert Hanlon and at the PatUa funeral home, with at., after a heart attach. Mr. and Mr*. Aller later moved The reprojMtetlvee ara Ann Ca. ThomM Hanion, and two dangk- Rev. Harry Kraft, paator af Cen- te Mendham, where Mr. Aller open- PrineeM, Marilyn Jansa; King. Bern In Ntw York elty. Mr, Bat- inee, Antbeny Bruna. Carat Schteea- Dtek Hartman; Queen. Betty Rae ten, Eileen Hanlon and Marytnn tral Baatlat ehurth, eStemtlag. Jor WM a Mn ef the tete Herman ed hi* drat drug store. He sold the Mr, Lorraine Band*, Marco W- H. LAUifNCI SCOTT Naalea, wha live at home. Burial WM In Bay View eemetery, •tor*, and th* aeuple moved te ~ i Wlehed Fairy, Penny Petreltl and Marian Smith Batjer. Ha had Ptera, Neman Slehele, Shirley Bto. Prince. Fred Maatey; Oead Fairies, Tha funeral waa held yeatardajr beea a resident here thegwst seven Washington, where Mr. Alter work- lerman, Patrteia Baylar, Donna MBS. CHABLES CABNABT ed for Fred Jenkins, drugglet, far Roberta Pella, Pam Petrell. Mari* at St. Ann'* church, where Rev. yean. In addition to his riding ae- , ta uvprat a ntoi Edward A. Corrlgan, pajter, af. three year*. ya Burht, Barbara Tayler, Ardetla MORTICIAN HILLSIDE — Mr*. Uura E. Car* tlvtttet, Mr. Batter WM a horn and ninth grade ream*; Can Schwaa- letklna, Sharon Burdge, Merle feral a aolemn high WM* af re-hart, n, wife af Charlaa Carhart af dog breeder and dag thow judge. It WM here that Mr. Aller eota- kor UUiaa McDonald aad Alan Pa* fulaaj. Burial, under tha direction Hlliaide eve., died auddenly Friday pouadsd a syrup for cough* aad In recent yean he WM employed terete fret* eighth ffraae, and Al- There • at awptay af "good" chit* af the John J. Ryan hoaw far fu-at Meameuth Memorial hospital. by DavMten brother* aa a wine eekte, which he wed at Waahlag- ton and Red Bank. ien Collier and WIIHam MeKnlght «r*nt rtadlH baake ta the s«e> aara.1*, wa* In Mt. Olivet eeajMtaqr. She WM horn at Kenvllle, daughter talesman. Me worked during the from grade aavta. Many attcmatat of tha tat. Mr. and Mrs, Weeley •ummer et Menmenth Park. In 10M, th* couple moved te te attend *M*t- MstBM attMas SBU O'AVERM Apgar, and had been a resident Red Beak, where Mr. Aller resided JBdf mmla>l**i*B> *a 64333 Surviving are hit wife, Mn. g I •• jnalaW • here nearly tea yeara since her hue* Rachel HerohStld Batjer, twa step- for 10 years. He WM flret employ- school elub, LONO BRANCH — Fraak IV. band'a retirement at Eaaton, Pa. ed by tho Hollywood pharmaey, Avtree, Tl, huaband ef the late teughtiM and a atepeoa. Ttmptrary aeVera ef the Junior Mr*. Carhart wa* a member of Cen- and was assistant pharmacist until council ere Norman Stehote, prctJ. Croups to Seek Jteffaala Tarantina D'Avarao, died tral Baptist church, Atlantic High- The funeral will be held Satur- 1MB, when ho bought out M. U auddenly Sunday at hia home, IIlands. day at IS a. m. at the Werden fu- Hollywood. Mawland pi. He wa* born In Italy, neral home with Rev. Robert H. Surviving, beaMes her haahand, Ia IMa, Mr*. Alter died, and la Youtn Program aaa af the lat« Mr. and Mia. Oen- Aadtnea, Jr., rector af Trinity Ml Mr. Aller married Mia. Lente ponding aecretary. The eeancfl eraaa D'Averao, came ta the United ara twa daughter*, Mr*. M. F. Sny- Episcopal church, emetatlng. A eaaa^aaBaai fflSW^AAdfc^A^ ^ka\ dh*a*a\ ltaUNIBVRO — Mr*. Nettle & Darling, wha WM formerly Mlat l SUte* 11 yean aga aad had keen der af PiHsburgh, Pa., and Mr*. Cnmattea will take place at VTfirj WflllNltf m¥a) •IW ItAamM* m*mmmmHlBa4 Smf Itmft ffUfalBlBsiat T. R. Carlsoa af Wllmlagten. Del.; Ella Applegat*. in mi Mr. Alter RfjF ttw Mthrifty Mftoal hi MMI ttmmBatmjaj* B^tJVB*tmaa*mj% ami; ajgffB AI^VajBmBjgamjot a raaMent of thta area more tkaa Rosehin crematory. Linden. traMftrrtd ceatrel at the Holly- ant WNJN'I league here, last «• yeare. Mr. D'Avera* waa em-a brather. Emmatt Apgar af Bea- t. Mn. FraacM Maaalag la facaity ten; a alater, Mr*. J. B. Wllaen ef aUTMOND B, IXOYD wood drag (tort back te Mr. Hollv- advtter. ~ ' Ight emumed leadership ployed tt yeara by Monmouth Man- weod, *t*ying oa in Mr. Holly- of n movement ef the borough's Belvedere, and four grandchildren. In tht ninth grade elaa* an "Mad- ctvte ergaalaatleas toward th* •*- afacturlng company. He wa* a Raymond E. Lloyd, al, who wat wood'* employ. In l»tt, Mr. Alter era Livlar ander tha dlrMtlan ef her af Hoiy Triaity Catholic The funeral WM held Sunday at born la Red Bank, died yeaterday retired from the pharmacy bust- tabllshment of a youth program for The Mount Memorial Home ahureh and Olordaao-lruno ledfa, the Poaten funeral home, with Rtv. at Me efleo, Ml William at., Ntwness upon tho death ef Mr. Holly- Mr*. Charlotte Haw. tht pupllt have the community. Harry Kraft, pastor of Central a* one ef their primary geeia the •or aetton followed a panel dm- Order ef tons af Italy. Baptlet church, officiating. Burltf York elty. He WM president of wood, but WM back at hia eld pro- Surviving are *ev*n COM, Jerry tho Insurance brokerage Arm offession la 1M» M assistant at Whe- dtvslspmsnt ef a •hllaaephy tend- enmlen at a regular meeting ef the F^derls K. Adam, Mfr. Tuesday WM hi Eaaton Height* ing ta "happy iMng In a demee- rraaeca piece grammar school D'Averao, Andrew D'Averao, Theo- eemetery, Eaaton. Lloyd and McCarthy, Inc.. and re-laa'a. Bread at., and at tha Profte- dore D*Av*r*», Albert D*Aver*o. sided at It •dgement rd. Upper elenal pharmacy, Monmouth at,racy." Stimulatlag aad at tlmat Parent-Teacher asteclatloa where Montelalr. uatil falling health foread hia Saal watet dbJiastlina bring befare the Oecrge A. Ouonach, aupervUIng fteak D'Averao, Jr., and Edward MM MAST C0WAI4 A O^gfeBklMBBl M§ FUNWAL WMCTOW D*Avcr*o af Long Branch and Ha» Mr. Lloyd WM In tht Insurance fetlrenwnt thte *umm*r. principal WM moderator. Panel r* IVAvano of Eateatown; twa KEANSBURO — Mrs. Mary business In Ntw York elty men In WOO, Mr. Alter received a tot-The Srat pastel dbJtaeHen aae> wtmbera Included Meyer Pells J. dNghtan, Mn. Carmella Cuaklng Cowala. 7ft ef IT Terraee al., died than 40 yean and WM prealdent ter ef commendation from th* Mew tertd areand tht topic, "What eur Brtnnan, Jeremiah Wilson, preel- af Long Braneh aad Mr*. Elvira suddenly Saturday at Monmouth of Lloyd and McCarthy more than Jtrtey State Board af Pharmacy, famlltet ateoji te W It waa e>deat af the beart ef education; Oravler af Wanamaaaa, and ITMemorial hospital. She waa horn "t yearr. astolllng hi* long yeara ef etrvtee elded that R la primarily the fam- Jaaue Oravaay, Uena club mm* 110 toil la* N. A graMchlldren. In th* Ukraine and had b**n a Surviving are hi* wife, Mn. Bdaa aa a pharmacist and hi* great aklll ily that prtvldtt the temrity neeta- tor; Mre. AHda Ohambtrlaln. mem- The funeral waa k*|d yaaterday resident her* mar* than N year*. Baldwla Uoyd; hie mother. Mn.at compounding preeerlptloe* nnd tar* far "happy llvtag" aa well M ber af Nerthern Menmeuth county at Holy Trinity, where Rev. Oerald Mrs. Cowal* WM a member of St.Nellie Wood Lloyd; twe deughters, drug*. the guManca and leva aeoded for a cornel! ef Oirl Scout*; MIM Shir- T. Celtntana, paator, offered a high Ann'* Catholic church. Mrs. Robert J. Miller and Mrs. Mr. Aller WM alight af build, but well^eunded aaraeaeltty. The next toy Waring, Mlddletown township of requiem. Burial, under the Surviving ar* a daughter. Mr*.Charltt F. Holder and tta grand- WM a man of cenaldtrabte atrragth panel dUeuaalea dealt with both high aehMl atuaent, and MIM Can- direction af the Damlano funeral Katheriae Keelaa ef Hamburg, children. despite hit stes. He took aa aetlve "Hew a home east bt made a amen atanee Rebblaa. eighth grade pupil home, waa In Mt. Carmtl eemettry, and two granddaughter*. The funeral will be held at S:W part la athlettot, liked farm wark, demaeracy ta Hear and "What at the grammar ached. Weet Long Branch. Th* funeral waa held Tuesday at p. m. tomorrow at tha VeaTaittli WM an amateur bomr aad wrestler place eeartety haa la a goad faav St. Aan'a church, where Rev. Ed- funeral home, BteemSeld. Burial, aad took an active part ta bteycte «r Hfe." Aattoe family partlete*, IT ARTHCB VA» »ELT ward A. Cerrlgaa, pastor, offered at the ceaventenae af tha family, racing. A* a bleyeto raoer ha warn ttot) by Jtnlcv mambtra, «BatM Mayer Brtaaaa pralatd the at- a high maa* ef requiem. Burial, un- aamplbibmsaU af tta Ltena club LONO BRANCH — Arthur Van- will bt In Fair View eemetery. auny prteM, Including geld medal*, der the direction ef the John J. diamond* and a geld diamond act M J VIll Aft for their athletic Sold, the flre de- Pelt, «T, huiband af Chrlitin* Ryan horn* for funeral*, waa la St. ring at Morrtetown, Aabury Park n partment, which apenaera tha an- Plcall VanPelt, died Monday at hi* jour M g. 4W y anal Maltaweea parade and party, Joseph'* eematery, Keyport aad ether placet In Now Jerety. l > home, alt Vernon at, after a long LONO BRANCH-Jthn Patter- tn# kORM ft v*MRM61 M_r > ODVYtMHft and the Track committee, which Illnea*. A lifelong raaMent of the son Jeffrey, at, a aatlr* af Long A former member ef the RatIlka an vtotaat, abeaM begta at aaaaeny apenaan th* borough city, ha waa the eon of tha late .O. BLAIR Braneh and retired linotype oper- Bank Uon* club, "DM," M he waa bom* if we waat ta make the hemo- tnek mset Th* mayor aald he felt Quality Jalm and Sarah Richard* VanPelt. LITTLE BILVER-Mrs. Clara O. ator for four New Jerety aad Ntw affectionately knows by hia frtead*. Hfe raa gtMetfely aad bt a real that the ertattea af a "mutir" Mr. VanPelt waa a roofing; con- Blair, «0, widow ef Burr Blair, died York paper*, died yesterday In WM elected tall twitter tlta* and eemmKte*. eempritlng representt- tractor and a member of Red Bank Tuesday night at the home of herMuhltnberg hospital, PUInfleM. Ho again. Ho enjoyed hunting far up- Ah the** Moaa are ttept ttvaa af elvte aM aoetel argaatea- daughter, Mr*. Harold F. Meyer of lived In North PlalnStM. land game every fall and liked te the kind ef phlteeephy youth need ttene, eouM coordinate Individual lodge, Independent Forettera af 1 Sah In the Navetlak rlvtr. BOM known far their hlajfc ajutU America. Point rd., with whom she ha* been Mr. Jeffrey * Srtt job waa with and waat It la aptly tammid ap taaterta Into a well-rottnded youth Surviving, baalde* hi* wife, ar*living. tho Long Braneh Dally Record. Surviving ar* hi* wlf*, a brother, a poem written by Danaa Kemar, program. Hy thai* many years, em itlH two aon*. Oeerg* A. VanPelt and Born In Wlnona, Minn., she WMHa moved ta North PlalaSeld ia Oeorge Alter ef Atbary Park; a the president af thlt Madam liv- the daughter of the late Erneet 1M1 and worked for both the lister. Mrs. Joseph DeQroot ef Do- ing claas. Mr. Wllaoa aald the grtateat con- h a vary redtaatMy plead Arthur O. VanPelt of Long Branch; ver; two daughter*, Mrs. Fletcher tribution made by the board of two daughter*, Mr*. Mayoelle Cam- A. and Henrietta Ihne Gerdtaon. PtainSeld Courier-New* and tha Th* ninth . Surviving besides her daughter ara PialnS*l4 Dally PNM. Ha WM em- Sherman ef Pitman and Mr*. Vic- hav* recently catjipieteaomptelaai thei1 r atnjd_y oteaatton waa tha creation ef the terviee. It b aur aemtant aim eron of Long Braneh and Mr*. tor Rlecl ef MetMhon; a grand- Physical etaaatlea program admin- Dorothy Stewart af Hollywood two *on*. Ernest D. Blair ef Ruth- ployed by tha New York TUB** 10 ef the earth'* atateapktrt. Many fa keee aitr artfepiltnel wark ford, Mlna* and Burr O. Blair af rear* and retired In Utt at thdaughtera , Ml** Caralya Sherman were aurprlaei ta team that tho Marel by John Doerr. Mrs. Matter Cal.: twa brothara, Eurl* VanPelt ago of 78. H* WM m member of af Pitman, and two pntNM, NtJI •JJ^Iktr organlaatlen'a hop* for and John VanPelt of Long Branch; Loe Angeles, Cal, aad three grand. air in an average ream weigh* be- and aur faallWas at Hia vary children. Tha William S. Anderson tha International Typographical Sherman and Victor Rled, Jr. Two tween MO and 100 pound*, aad that the cetabtlahment af a youth cen- two alater*. Mr*. Mabel Strong and union (A.F.L.) more than 80 yeara. stepsons, Joseph S. Darling af New ter tath * community. Mr. Oravany Mrs. Sarah Tomb* of Long Branch, funeral home of Red Bank handled thla la related to tht fact that air Mohair laval, and aur prices at local arrangemeati. York city and John* N. Darling ef doe* work for M. Biampltt of thai •romlMd aid far tueh a praJtct eight grandchildren and one great- Mlddletown township, and a tttp- and Mrt. Chambtrtaln urged that tka lewetr a«Hlele laval. grandchild. daughter, Mr*. Marjorle Wlllte of are the vacuum cleaner, alppmg a parenta undertake training in acout The funeral will be held tomor- MRS, MABEL H. UNDSLET LONO BRANCH — Mia* Minnie Mlddtetown towMhlp, alw survive. coke, breathing, pumping water aad baderthlp toauppl y needed leaden M. Thortr, Portaupeek avt, died the building af aubterrantaa tun- row at I p. m. at the Damlano fu- Mr*. Mabel H. Llndsley, 78, for- Tie funeral WM held Monday for additional aeout troops. neral home, with Rev. Arthur yesterday morning at Monmouth ntla and ptera. In It* chemical ee- mer resident of Red Bank, died afteitaoon at the Warden funeral peete, it WM learned that air I* *•- Mombtn heard reporU of the P. Copeland, paator of Flnt Presby- Tuesday night at the home of herMemorial ho*pltal after a long HI- homo with Rev. Chart** Webster, terian church, officiating. Burial Mntlal to th* burning proetw, that T. A. convention at Atlantic City. daughter, Mrs. Muriel Saeco, Mor- paator of tho Red Bank Presbyter- apentanteua combustion occur* be-The groups' support of th* fluorl- will be In Olenwood cemetery, Welt ris ave., Long Branch, with whom Bora In Newark, Miw Thortr WM Ian church, officiating. Mr. Alter Long Braneh, th* daughter ef the let* Paid and cause af tha chemical action ef air datloa ef th* water supply wu fttdett the had lire* th* past year. waa a former president ef theand that air, and MM oxygen R „ JWNMWC.f.'Jdmi* ••• MMM f. Catherine Frauta Thortr. She had nude a matter ef record. An award Born In Hull, England. Mr*. board of trutttM *f tht PrMby- contains, are vital to the life ef WM presented to Mr*. Helen Sehutti ROBERT WA1TT Saeco can* to thl* country when been a resident ef Irvlngton until terian church. la yeara ago at which time tht aad the attendance award won by LAXEWOOD — Robert Waltt, a young woman. She resided at Bearer* w*r* a tan-in-law, Vto- mother* af tha btglnnen* elta*. 'unetal home Tl, died Tuesday at his horn*, SO64 Harrlata ave., Red Bank, IT moved to thla area where aha oper- tor Rleel; a attpeon, John N. Dar- ated a grocery ttore. Mother* ef Mr*. Bennett'* third •O t.rtOMT «T. RIO BANK N.J. Clover at He waa born at Keyport, years. ling, aad twe long-Urn* friends, Pat An atateaa are celebrating Na- aon ef the lata Cyrenlus and Mary Surviving, besides her daughter Surviving ara twa elatera, Mr*. Santangelo and Ernest OeFlore, gnd* ctaaa and Mlm Winiami* Louis* Koppelmann and Mr*. Paul- tional Back week wltk the follow- Sfth grade class divided a SM PHONE RED BANK 60557 A. Woolley Waltt, and moved here are two grandchildren and two both of Red Bank. Burial waa taing aaaembly program; It year* ago from Long Branch. great grandchildren. ino Undaburg ef Port Monmouth, Fair View cemetery. award, priM toth e recant member- and a brother, OutUvt A. Thorer Mia. BawWa flnt grade will CtorlkrlM Tfwv ^ OrpmUkEanomkatStrvict Mr. Waltt mi retired. He waa a Th* funeral will be held tomor- dramatlM "The Rabbit Who Want- member of Flrat Presbyterian row afternoon at S o'clock at theof Long Branch. Rtfrethmsats wort served by Service* will b* held Saturday at Honorary Membership edRedWlngt." Mm. Emma Bogart. She WM ae- church, Long Branch. Worden funeral homo with Rev. Announcer, Ranald Podell; Moth- Surviving are two aon*, Jams* Theodore E. A. LeVan, rector of the Scott funeral home at 11 a. m Earn 852 for School dub elated by mother* of flmt grade pu- with Rav. Robert Blackman, paator er Rabbit, Karen Xutohak} LHtle Waltt of Montclair and Edward Old Christ church, Shrewsbury, of- BATONTOWN—The Eatoatown Rabbit, Bennte Burnham; Mr. DISTINCTIVE Waltt ef Nutley; • daughter, Mr*. Seating. of the Belford Methodiat church, Horn* and School club hM earned Buahy Tall. Bronte Kail; Mr. Por- Aanl* Ballaumo of Port Mon- Burial will be la Fair View cem- offlciatlag. Burial will be In Clin- ttt through It* honorary member- cupine, Phllta MeCorkl*; Mrs. Pud- Chamber to Spoaoor mouth; thres brothers, George etery. ton cemetery, Irvlngton. ' ship*, according te an announce* dt* Duck, Jane Attain; Mr. Oround ARTCIIAFT MIMOtlALS Waltt, Arthur Waltt and Chuter mtnt mada at an executlv* session Hog, Pam Shapiro; Mr. Red Bird, Yuletlde Lighting Waltt «l Long Branch; thres sla- RONALD JAMESHEPBtmN, SB Tuesday at the home ef Mrs. Mer- Peggy Clark. at Maltrlal eai ters, Mr*. France* Byaid, Mian Min- Elks Seek §25,000 rill Beam of Lewi* st. Th* club ATLANTIC HIOHLAND8 - Tht Wttkmaashlp la BaaaMM KBTPORT-Ronatd Jamta Hep- Ml** Klatsky's attend graft wl)1 nie Waltt and Mis* Sadie Waitt of burn, Sr, husband of Elisabeth To Aid Palsy Victim* also voted to strv* rifreahments toda "Ptter Rabbit." Junior Chamber of Commerce here Long Branch, seven grandchildren Ann Dark Hepburn, of 3M First all the children In school, prior te Peter Rabbit, Melvla Welntttm; Ttueday night Initiated plan* ta and two great-grandchildren. St., died Sunday at Haiard hospital LONO BRANCH — Ways and Chrlatmu vacation. Ftepsy Rabbit, Donna McKenale; sponsor again thla year the Christ- twr ••merlUt an rinulat- The funeral will be held tomor after an illness of two days. Hemeans for raiting fund* for th* Honorary memberships ar* held Mopsy Rabbit, Laura Oeodmaat mts lighting tf Flrat ave., the bor- row at » p. m, at the Flock funsra eugh'a main th'oroughfar*. bared by tkiuai artliaaa to aw was born in Brooklyn, *on of thetreatment of cerebral palsy victim* by Mayor F. Bliss Brlee, Dr. Nor- Cottontell Rabbit. John Henderson; In Monmouth and Ocean countiee man Thetford, Dr. H. H. Wtlner, Mother Rabbit, Emma Jean Caa- Th* chamber two yeara ago •all equipped plant at W«at war* dlscus**d by th* Elka Crip- Leo Carllng, Albert Woleott, Ira aelia; Farmer MacOregor, Howard brought about the resumption of bang Branch. pled Kiddle* committee last week B. Woleott, Spencer Patterson, Ed- Eckentberger; Meutt, Ann Herbtrt. ths Yuletide decoration, Irving B. at the Long Branch Elks club. Tha ward Emmons, Long Lane Dairy Mrs. Maan'a second grad* wilt do Zelehner, artsldont, aald yeaterdny. MONMOUTH MONUMENT committee repressntlng the shore farm, Ratti's liquors, A.R.C. Motel, a dramatisation of "The Three Lit- Borough council Tuesday night ap- area Includes Elks from Red Bank, Hartman Trailer service, Flrat Nat- tle Pigs." proved the contribution of $500 to COMPANY Long Branch, Aabury Park, Point ional Bank af Eatontown, B. D. Mother Pig, Elisabeth Appell the project and approved the ap- Pleasant, Lakewood and Freehold. Woleott and Sons, Seaboard Block Three Little Plga, Sandra Evan*, pointment of Councllmen Everett LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. he. , Headden's Comer, Mlddletown, Route 35 Upon investigation, tho commit- and Concrete, Roger'* Sunoco Mr-Oall Fowler, Marc Ayera; Th* Wolf, C. Curry and Robert Corrn to a tee has found that It will need vice and Mullln's Service, Albert Matlaek; Mm with Straw committee to co-operate with th* Wall Su Tel. LO 64567 Weal Long Branch $28,000 to carry out a succesafu Sticks, John Oalatro, Chart** lic-Junior chamber. JAMES J. HURLEY, Manager TO ADORES* HOSPITAL "TAFF oa IUDITBATED CATALOODE treatment program for tha two ks!*, Joseph Luelat Men with Meeting In Mr. B.luhner'a law of- counties. In addition, thn nhnrc John E. Toolan will be guet Bricks, Donald Hubbard. Ralph Dt- floss, 114 First avt., chamber of- PHONE RED BANK 6*3810 group will give Ita support to Hiespeaker next Tuesday night at aFailo, Alan Kltttky, Ernest Van- fleas heard Thomas Flaherty of SUte Blka Crippled Children'* as- nutting of the staff of Rlverview Pelt; Fair MerchanU, David Wil- Bayonne, a national director of the Long Branch 64978 - Day or Night sociation seal drive, and the Mon hospital In the hoipltai solarium. son, Paul Jablonskl; Rhythmical United States Junior Chamber of IT PAYI TO ADVERTISI IN THE REGISTER mouth County Parenti' Organise Mr. Toolan's subject will be "The Animals, Elltan Brtnner, Atan Phi Commerce, discuss future plans and tion of Cerebral Palsy Victim*. Doctor ia Court." fir, Ardtth aid Milk Nettenua, polloiM en tht tut* ltvtl »gp Htawnu. WOTEMiwt t#, tut Put tar«4 aw • la a«lrf*al*f th* fraua, Claad* la ta* aetivitl** Bakrenburc »on of Mr. and Mraningto. a preraratory >choai DurlatT l A. P*tU, viea prcaideat ia M •tataa, at tk* mtk'a ewtr**, aaa *rid*aca *f w*i*a kaiaf ta- aart kaowlcat*, eoaMeae* «a4 *•• KM Bank high »ehool and Cen-He ia aMoclatad with hi* father ia) a*k***d t* b* tk* trat dial* *«*la«*an activ* la Wi«k!«r a dinner aarty •••urdty at B«au- town. She is a member of the Little •AVOMTOWIf-Mr*. Jaaa Wild- iadtictry. Tk* diaU ra aiaailar to at*a- la tit* laat tw* day*, tk* wo-•hortac* of •aapowtr, due largaly Rivi««. Mr. ta4 Mra. Edwin R. Sliver Junior Woman's club, *nS MM. MEED A r*TfE»T tk**a keld at WiakVcr UttitwU, awa traia*** wan aaaifaed ta v*"- to Military deaaaada, there 1* ev- er*** KM* ka* returaed k**M Mr*, aunt i* a p*rta«r witk h«r Conorer of tilverbrook ti , 8hrcw>-1 u employed in ;he office* of the NEWW .SHREWSBURSREWSBURY —Mrs w*er* MO) dealera, their ealetawa NI atatlaa* wker* cack g»v« a ery rea*oa to believe that we will Equitable Life Assurance jocinty In fraa* L*b«aia. lad, where ah* at-u« iaatallattoa crtwt arc edferad atnaiaitU ntail Mia* arMtaUttoa be dependiaf oa aad tookiag far fatter la tk* Tom Wilacnaia coa- bury, annouaccd the tnngtmen: of i MartraretU L. Reed, borough eletk, th* able aale* aaaiaUaea *f th* Red Bank. became a aurgical paticat at Rl»» taadaa a Wakler reUil aal*a traia- fraa aalc* **d product tralaja*. witk iattmetan awrlag ai ftM- •aay, WMkl*r retail aiatributar their daughter, Mil* Dorothy Vir- Mr. Bahrenburg, a graduate of Tha aaval laatttirt* kM baaa lav ladUa. Already ataay tt them tg. •rvit-w hospital Tueaday. Her eoa* «« by «. a. Ma- witk imtm a* kigbway M her*. glnia Coaover, t* John Malcolm Keyport high school, attended Pen dition wa* reported Mtiafaetary.

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NOTKE1 MLPWAMTID YOUNG MAM t* 1**» k^Mg'gtrgdki. U- E-PBRVMCCD COOK, gen*r*l k*uM- ,TTSJinOM»—W* k*v« *e*rp_*l-t IN 0U8 UIE0 TIRCE and ana tab*. •«ir* Capital Baaawp. Its BkiMakwrp •nkir. Owa room, kath and radio. a«*d to tfea Una •( pl_a*i*g aad a***- 120x11. it feed eonditl**; I** pair >*.. Bod Bank. . Sleep la. Pkoae BB a-»»j7. eed akid tkaini. SZOxlfc aad *««il*. •_•*__•__ lag aapaJia* lag M* kaiKi-t •> «aa*eat. VACIIUBr>UI cM M NpliM, HP aa«* W0VAM-~4jencr*l k«uacwerkcr; Blult cussrauns icg M y*_r k**M. A J*r*w gga*r_MM :Wl»mH', fh-i-e KB *^ •TBADT. COOD.PAYDM M far • like ckildren. tiva In: Uu • week. haadlei. tita 44 inehei wide, II laehee Altet B •TkatMvka. kaataa, taifeu aad m*dW_* WiKlAaror~rtJ»lIS7~iMiei. f*«r IRON BAILINGS far perchei. atair- •tod Baakatkpetfi, * BW. II Wkit* gum* tbeiougkly *»ier r.**t or kot air; *U buraar* Excellent condition, 110. *B l-llll-f thra* montki; Crosley refrigerator, SO at., led Bank, Phone BE 4.218». rd , Fair Mavn. BB «-4l47. lodel. Both itema lame al new. Being KRRUMENT BOMB for tke rigkt per- Blted adl. uling Th* Reglltar'a ritk *1i-aa*p*ii*-M***p-«l) coattal*. after I P. U uel taaka aad eaptic taaka. galvaaliad CAS MN'CE. Four-Burner and aida tiaaaferrid from Fort Monmouth. Call "CO-TRACTOC _ MAURICE scHVaBTi. • SONS. Ckrp- aoa. Matiir* ataiD t* care for kome f. 0. B**. tic aura. ind black pip* aad Ittlig*. cap*** AT 1-0941, or come to Brevent _ Bur. al*r, Plymouth and lat*raati*_al truck •p*r*t*fi: perma- and amall child, wbile Bather ii at svn, (rill. Good clean working «n' g-aalag. t«? eoil. Ill dirt, ci*d*r_ nent; vacation good pap. Pi*c» *ad boeae, but otkorariM weeupiod. Plain Bfcfct >• *la*»ify. adit *c rajoot ublag aad tttiagi. ao" P'P* aa* ••• tion, |U. RE t-1613-J after 5 P. M ngton *ves. Lt. Ha rold Palm er.* rave, manure. a***p*al* aad drp w*lla •alM aad a*r*i«* a«ld«iMrMr*. "- — « adv*r_i*ment !* r***rv*d kr ingi. A lat*w amrfm *f ilmlrie BE *-t7lt. wetiea work. Ala* a**ei*l ••iklaaa cooking, medera caavcnieneei. Good OUTSTIir HURRY—Burplul bun. 'RsT of bfAWBKS, aacr.tary diTT, (uilt, driviwayi repaired. Lionel 'hone AT 1-2077. living l_ aleaeant lurroundinga and the B*gi»*ar. ind ga« water aeatara, *l*ctric «ad ga* crrd imanediatelj' iataet twa table! and tw* Soor lampa. act angu. 'octrie r*frif*e*tori aad faaaa. galowl de Phone RE 4-05*1. 6Oo.e m*d»rata *aVy. RE «-Z85t. We wiil tot ba raapoealbl* for All awtal aitariar. parr •aria* engineer bookl. four Itccl cab. TkHHS and MMPOOII cU*aed PEOFSS31ONAL EmplapaMnl , «rro» unla* they ar* d»Uet»d k*- in. rb* famoua afpw* water pumps td id t4 t inetl. Perfect condition. Bealoaable, itallod. K*. and amap pumiu. M_m*r*_s otker item*. itioned. iniulated' erired: 20x14. 1'1,40't •I** drp *Mlli. draiaa initi ' ~ cy, AS 2-2820. Oflka, Ml**, talk. __/ S!*J___JU______|or« the wtor.d ln**rtion. Middletown Plumbi 20>4l II.2S". Impect anytime at Pem- tlmatee giea* Oaear B*ckeeri. 47 B*» Ko c«rc»llk(iP"« will kg ac«*pt*d berton or Thursday*. Fridayi, Saturday!. . Hereford" iteerl, •__-____a_rl|*»*n. Pkoae KE 4-I444 •leal, Mg'Ctiri Ml MMH-ftS tGRXntim-lWira UPUIM »torr. 41 White »t. Bad B«nk. m ehanirae mad* In a«v*»Uee*>ea_ Corner. Midd_le*»*. Out mil* a*etk~ *2 Sundays afternoon at Sayreville brick- about l,*tl pouada. Special grain fed JllTR'S, i,e,At>ER~S, in copper or gal- (•nip). Ckirma Buildia«, WI snl J 1). Arauhire, Pemberton, M, it for oix months to produce famous qual- an* ksur after re-eatpt at ••»*. R*d Baak. >k*a* BE S-II7T. Opaa vaniicd. Oil us for an estimate on Baaga. Aakurp Park. M*»r* II. MAPTSMM PB-KNBB. Eiectronie Phone..3451 nr 4141. ity ateaks. Singly or as a lot of 25any sheet metal work. J. V. Bogart, 71 •lalpaieat 4aalga and layout exper. MADLINE: iLV'KR"BI.UWMUSgTlAT colt. Colt bead Bivardale Karmi, KE 4-3HI4. Foster st. River Plar.a, Ked Bank. Phone Opea Saturday t-ll, loaee. Small ar*gr«M337 fen challaaglag poiitien to top notch AU Othera, • ». m. W*d*aadap. •no j,iir» ..id. RE_«.4'_<-J. nek. Receiv#i all channel*, but need! —l«l p«r week piui lit Contanta *f konaa, atarei, Mtatea, KXPEUT DflViNU iaitructiaai. Uara no with heavy electronic background. USKli STOVEg-^Wick'eii. wick *r ca'aT. n. repairs, |:i:.. ATJ-0494-W^ safety, ta -rive safily. Look far kHGHUT PUCES f*r pour old ear. Wa car aiiowenc, plua b**imi**i*n to it*rt. Elactr* Impulaa Laboratory, (2 Whit* Call Cla».fie«l eel lira, attici, china, »la»ew»ra, an- Will heat one ta nvi raoma. Al ) CCTP ASr> USTTHIM, ahade. piui the car witb tws itaering wbeeli, Pio*. k,;.». w* eeiU we trade, tout Auto Ore of Jecacy'i leading kome builder* *t.. Bed Baak. tlguei, art objMtt and all krit-a- itovei guaranteed. Priced |& t* lie twa irun *hadei. In fin, condition ecri in aut* driving invtructiooi linca Salee, »•?,, Itt Maamcutk *t.. Red Bank. nd realty office* ha* unia.ua *peniag for BCLE^'T—OMIC TECHNICIANS" Electro 234 1 ir»t St., key nor I _ li takes them all. RE__340il. 1U3I Easy Method Auto Driver Traia* alesworran iii Monmoatk Co. Well ••• 1-PillM Laboratory. «l White *t.. Red Baak 64MM3 krac. Buicil'i, SI t**t rreal at, .nbli&hed line of homa. V*ry attractive raona BB ••Mil. iovlt U»t)" TIRE*" wkoe • aad Hiboa. SUMfeR KltTENS. blue pink. Cvi ing School. II Eait I renl it. BE ••4MIU YtHIk CAB *MW 4W*wl Uv raw Red B^nk, 4.76Mlt. Price lit far feur. :•• 2838. wfc**ta akHntpt Ml at currtat ta* .ro]ie>!ition to right woaMa. Momei aol| C_-A«HNG~W~6-TA!(-^Four diyi a Weubla. Baa* roui alt*» UMM aVar incct from ollicc. la rcplg five age. T4i JE.'.CTAI, ILl.^rtC r*frigtr«tor; •t Keyport. ACCOBTiToS —g8it0. ~so~|irani. five yeara IM RIB BANK-«paa Craft RMdia*. education, detailed retuaw af prcvioita waak Eaperienced. Befereacei. Call old. T Akrrlund 120 Seventh It pletur* fraaiwi all falatlaf*. eu-k- AT Mil*. LOST AND FOUND axo 'Hint condition; |to. RB <-i*lM determine your «u*lincatioa4. Writ* nALI |VALTlt7!AN, All-'round. S • llln IIMMSM •*•« ml.rew. •laaa. »l- Five-dap. Eaey koura. Good aalary. price* Baaapptng and rapairing, al •ICririre.* Saleswoman. Box 611. Bed Baak. BATY BATrilN-TTE.kigb cblir, '*» AL t-l|n|. toST—BiacV and white sira:ftht leased work guaraaMed. Bwyer* Sky-Trap k Ser(er-- tiff A fr~GTnrsf o VETI > o7 NATIONAL oUCAKUATIWr U« *•••• Bedsit. H( may be !imi front foot. with plastic mattrm, *nd car wat. ing for Mleimaa fraa M tfavil. Intr*. c* Ct*tion, Highway II, Mar »i»a a-r)3»4 AUTO AND PERSONAL loans, |i to TMOBOVGM CI.EANINO w.min. by Answer, to iim of "Pepper." Vicinity Cornar*. Middletown. All In perfect conditio*. Like a*«, Phone MOME. , |5(io a* paur nama only; |:*!«•• *!o*I tl__»rne_lr*';i, Hi_:uj'._R. _ .... and giv* the best prlcei. Call l»lttl SPA( E HEATER—Good condition. Wltk Ca.. 7 7 Broad It., Bad Bank. Phone BE wy acounti: |T,OOt-|l,IO* aaralaf •*• ight laundry, (ipert ironing. Steady oil control. Reaponablc. Call after I Ing machine, aia pietura fnmrs. fhon* MM, TT Broad al Pk«n« U Mill. •-I000. Liceaee 1*t. •b. Referaneel required. Three block! fOST—BcafrV hound. Black. white and Funiimie. High«i.y 81. BE t-llll. AT J.Q789-J.* PAIKTER. U-CORATOR "aad"Hp*r. tentia.1. Ploaty repeiti. 11*4 WMklP tan on Saturday. Ncv, in. near Hfl7- ... M. RU I-1II7-W. iTt SAVE SOMfc *ir?*.Ica u=«d can. WE GIVE GOOf) t"r~a.1a-ini on yeur *U foP SOIL and manure far lawn* and di«v.-, plus aoaua to me* '" ' •4T Pert Mmmautk bus line. Call *v<- let Anders to name of Kr\. Suitable I»iJW~IS~Tl.E"Tllit to re.ervc you. . JJr kanger; Interlar and eilerlar; 11 Stop in and Ml m. 1*31 Willri itation fuiniture at wa ha>i au outlet far it flower*. LO peari' i>pcrlence. EitlmatM ikwrfally Write cxnariaaea ta "Mati*n«V aiaei aftar T, or laturdarr,. Sundayy BB reward offered. Hurry S. I'ciwlef. Hit- '.•^ f»arta Kuraitur*. Mlgkwap Ii. RB Chriitmal puppy. Beautiful pure •\SNBoItE~WASrlEli. GooJ 'condition wagon Itlt two-door Chevrolet sedan, Red Bank. 1-111* " "" ' --- - • gleea Uuit a*aan 441 Skrewskarr I»S9 Wt'.yi panel, Ull Jeep, !*«« Jecu 1 27» gn:-in» it. ),l Phme KE 7-anilO.W. .red Corker Spcniel*. male* aad fa. fit; brown enamel coal hiatcr. 12." h 11 KE T A P". ""BTLLROOM •? ballet taaekerl RUAIUABI.UE WoVAlTWOVAM. Opabli or car. J,OST—P:'vir7in\ hrarc'r;. Nnuticnl de- mal». Sire Ck. Jly I Extra Haaey. Jahn McComack, Itk It., Welt Kenm- ~*_!u__*"^«i ° * *•****'*• with anow plow, 1»49 Jeepster. 1947 Jen needed Good lieurly rate. Davit lig far heuae sad tw* children. Ref. ui7r"ASLi""S"AlI"Taai.ing Mid and Al!>lTm£R,rWNTtl^7irwir with pewar tak.-off, ltli Jiep. 1»4I 1 sign Rmlcr Here:-. Kiel Knin., \:r r,;ty eiecteii. Nn charge for aitlmuM*. King* Kenmli, Oakhurit. Highwiy II burabu*. Btuel II - of Music and Dance. LO I.OItt. areticcl re*ulrad,- RB 1-4141 -M. 7. 7-4HHT.M. _. dowi and conbimtion doan; pafer Chevrolet convertible. 1117 Buick Mdan f OTCHili—FVF7id"a"»T *••] tatardari. BronH !•:. l.C «j-H347, lW«nl. 'honi Saturday *nd Sunaay, or week- OKfKTBAB-nLK t D ALMA k*u>e traile f YOUNG MAN—Far 'aart-tlme itor* .TiNtitR SfWlrfG MACHINE. Ireadl* hangganging;; acakilietl mada .o order, Pkon ctte. Mittkcws Brother! Willyi dealer, Apply Wagner Market C*., IM B*P HIST —Bmc't hV'ind." Wcfi i.f Katon- day, after a P. M., RE 4414i-B-;. lli.lfio. tall Mr*. Petraglia, AT RE «-"4J5"4J. 5 Newman -pringi id., Bed Umk. RB 4. work, All-year-'round job. Write, leiwr White v:H riiai-l. _r.d*, brown MvTTEB LAWNS neat rear:'iced and/O. i>pe good condition. AT l^t77B._ f 450O,_ _J» 205. Ked Bank, ______tio.e I.TI-MC Nn. T'lfi. Atbury Park. tenllii! thii fill, larm lawn and 1tfl L'f!TK~~GLA~SS. windinicld, doors FWHCiTUPifoTStlREn iofa, mahoi-. DOT'VOV"WIN FRIENDS **iiiy?"lBpre BAYV1EW NURS1NO Home far VjVfoN DOUG. PICKiJP; vary good _OinfS~l_P_Ot_KNT AgencT"77 If foiling call AS _:.:S!3.r.. RewariT* garden iui>pli*i. lliibrov Sretken, for ltll-411 fontiac six fmir-door anf fecretary, buffet. eewiiiK table you're a natural lucceit. Tfcere't good Sroad at.. RE 1-ilOl Commercial. Whalepand ave., Waat Long Branck. IM i.ilan, two mind 4.00*14 tires and large book cale, odd tablei and rhaii* cr^niiiici and eonvaleicenti. Stat* cundiuon, Rubert L. t'ook, Sr., 102money in ill year part time tailing if liancr IVI,, New ghrawibury. RE I d*«**tlc. ••••! and mtavrant, Horeici ubes four 7nflx2n truck and bill tire*. Hay be *eea kp appointment anly. Phone licentcd. Raatonable rate*; beauti- I represent Avon Caimetlcl, Train. Kalleber. pr*p, niir 4finx1», four r,r,0x 1", belter and IU I.«IU. ful location, overlooking Sanely Hook : given. Quick t.'krittmai Mlet now. FOR SALE TOTKraiininiri aiiio t'ompletc engine. 4'hryller Crew* LIMOLN 1«4t Cosmopolitan 4-door *c- Wilie Ada Haywird, II Hull ave., tree- PRODUCTION FOREMAN for work in ton, t.'jimaN, Jinzzi and other*. Vttt sir Rebuilt A-l enndltian. All good PETRO OIL BURNER, includin* three bay. For information call AT 1- dan. Kadiu hcuter and overdrive. Me heiid. electrirtl fabricating plant where imall ell ring with e«i:h pump. If raplace imrchandiai'. Make offer. IS Eait ava. Honeywell i-nntrole for conversion tallic may wlilte wall tirei, low mile atamping and icrew mackine products are BELTS AND PUIXEYB fai iL- from coal ts fuel oil, 940: also auto. 0440. ;i RETARV . lHJo_._-BI. U. AT l-0«!«.W.» age: II.HJO. RU 1-lott. _ Local real e.itite and iasurance oNica •eiembled. Permanent, advancement; i i. Company, Srobeyville, nefcl ta malic ilamper rotitnil. |tu. LO |.AIPfi)^trr*i, na ekarge, wkile HI S.I405-M. AT 1-fiiltl. rala *r akl**, Experi*nca not nceea. Cental"« Br'id it.. Red Bank (aacond a1 hou«»hold appiiancei. 1) A J. Con 444H-W. youra are being reeapr>*d. Mount Tlr* TOP DOLLAR "FOR clean automobile.. keener,' Bn« til. Bed Bank." **rr. Baaaamy Nurllrp Co., Branck new. Was l«0, will Mil for ISO, young or old. Dan Donovan, Liborty _t__'t jr-£-"l—'."—JJ-^^ d> j —* •' ~1 ave. Little gilver. pear railroad itation. too". Esti.matai gladlyjlvw. ny. Scolnrville, mil to Laird'l l»i EMERSON TVTT«:fNCi_ two yean old, Phom EA l-fi3««.R. irv c,, n While au Bad Bank. Pkoa* S-LHKTAR? — Legal eiperienoe J**> IllarjrMlarir,. EKA |.«1II-K.|I.Q14I- R- . Auto Saici Sprlngwood ave., route II, ferred. but not etientlil. Oil RB I-HTf.r. MflWIY but unable towork fufl CAKPfeT. ANiTKlJGS by MSk*wk. Alea- tablo modil, l»6. BE «.|04«.M.' REfikMM SET—seven or nina-pleci, eE _t4M. acder Smith, Karagheullan, Mage* rELEVISIOTI XKTE^WNASN ^ eoinpletely WRR-TOT«—EVhT-^iki old, AKC CAKBUBeMllBS and magxetua robiull Neptune, or phone ASJ-772II, _ 1000 time? Earn mbitantinl income. Houn initalledi leleviiion repalrt and ad with Blmmons Heautyrest mattreai jb.'lrl CllEVROLET"t«o.doar Mdan. 175. at own convenienec. Write, "H. A,,1* •ad Artloom In the newett aelara. d»- registered. LO *-*Tlt. •nd double coil ipring: two-plice living tiulcb, factari workmanihln Dog, ' HOUSEHOLD HELPER—O** wk* likes glgm and fabric! «re now on dlaplap at latmenti. Baiall icreen talevlilon let Elactrli 0*. II EaM Front at. Phone KE H-1320-X Bo* til. Red Sank, ccnurtnl to larger liiii fur al low n S1EW "BED— Spring and mittrete. any room lit, mahogany full tin bid with children Hleep in, two dayl *nT. Carpet Center, I Broad IU Red Bank •lie for tbl. week only 119. Swarta mittnti aad ipring, rock maple Win. Bant Phnna RF, «-0l|t ltTT PTVMIHJTK— flood condition. Ph.me HE I-O9I0.R. ______fR_.nnil floor.* . 150. Call BB 4-41H.II. BACCU. IHK TAILOR. Claaalng aid Priced reasonable. Phone RE «-139(J-J. Furniture. Highway 15. throp desk, sofa bed, like, new, twa run. # WOMEN—Earn" 110^20 evening, t'i- K1NE CHINA, glaiiwarv, furnitur* am Oppoilte Mlddletawa Fire Ca. •ars.tall and 9x11 rugs. Kit 7-IIT0.- prmlak, ate: alaa work and draw Call after 4:30 P. M. sent, "Wearing Apparel IHmonitra* SITUATIONS WANTIO •CiLDINQ MATERIALS. Maaak bric-a-brac; reaionablr priced. Will COM*. ANT) I,r»Olt at our good u*ed *•_»>*»-__! B*-^"-_«wJV_»-J«_r__- MM1—- • —•—•_, _ pants. Bap dlfeei and me. Saaeaa ItSO ()I,l)SMOBllE"8S,"Tour-d.ior sedun: in." No investment. Write, Stand. buy fine antique*. Georgia Karuno* 7i BiTvenpifan.»^a Panti Ikap, It Watt Froat it.. Bat] new white wall tires radio and heater. ard Style. Co., 298 Chancellor avc, New. auppliti. National Lusktr Ca, Atlahtie avt, Long Branch. LO «. furniture depirtment. Two refriger. BXPERIENCED WOMAN to cock din. tor* lit each, two gnod uied gll gear, new tirei, kaad brake*, |«0, Bank. _ Perfect condition, fall RU 1-0731. ark. •oath Sttttth avt., at tba tallraad. tXPEIIT TIANO tuning, repairing. neri by diy ar kour. BE «-2IOI.M. atovet lit llch, electric Itnvc |l», two lilV'ilnAm' tiitfipnfs tiTkTii^ foT f»"37 PT.VHfOUTH~Htri7fS Tfunning" „. TAILOR-Fur men'! elMhing (tore. Pre- fkona LO 4.1400., gond braikfitt tet* lit eirh, and many iinoi hnuied. noiuhl anil sold; a drr, 1100, Edward F. IIo»'r, tvrrctt. ffi* mm iblr tn make ilterationt and ToTJKC BOTrltR WoVLD lilia tn tiki money by madliniring your kouM Thaukigiving ind the holidayt. Home more good birgxin* at very goad prleei gti»rante*d i reatonalile. t. Cwiklik. nE ____ii-1. do preiiiiin^. machine and hind, or one cira *f children for working mothers. tOP 461LI t of SOIL I Tor luiLI vtry paurself W* ar* aguippad to luppiy made plea, raket. etc. Call afttr 4-29II.W. who ii willing to learn, Apply in per. It Kwartl furniture Mlghwiy 93. RBP. M.. RE t-llll-JI • rt4"i~sxirnrRV"coMvwri»LC COUP*. CalfjIB I.UM-M.e ^^_ (ood and mt.d. Uwtii cradtd •»« rau with all the material* neeaiiary. *.aaII. gppotite Middletawn Fire (*«. rfiCY*Hir«tLL tSdhiBT fan W. H, Woolley, 141 traidway, BXPERIEfiCiC WOMAN—Capable of •atdid. Call afttr » P. M., Ill ».«!«»• Small Konthly paymenti arranged on Mint b« in good condition. 1. Kerb*r, Fully Muipced. metallic green, g 1 rl»». ing or ai, ckildn, lihi •urrhaie of any materialt. Hera an tTATW BT—toli of trael, aeeettori»i. iTHiwfitriTHiwfitriAssiNr:furgr,iii T ll*n linnovsn, \orner SprinH»ond ave. fonr PJi-anch. eiring for infanti, ckildren, wlihei __..._-l6oc<« wool gabardine'*, rig Aim 1I4T B**y Spin Dryer, call RE bahy carriage, klgh chair, eir hnm.:n<) siirewihury ave.. Red Bank, Phone potitii: Attle In. route 3,'i. Neptune. AS_2-772*. ENGINEERS—Taka part in thi import, l.|«7a.B, ______mack, two I.wheel triryclei. RE l.ia'J7 KK «.(ii)ii2-M. areaeet. Calll JO: «__»-J." •abardine'i 14.05, all iim. la ceo i • illation, application nf tilekoard in klteh- WHKN YoUTlilVlNISH your rlnor. iiii 19r."t lLAT_)~P.KfiAi. lane! Vnijse'r ant Communication* induitry B 8—* ganti Shop. It Wilt Front gt, Riden or kath. flnlik your k«Maent *r itlle HTAHfrcRABS -By doren or buihil. fee. KBTbrawSn t*»m}Ti6N"~sfeAir"cATrd thetternild. site 31; ired Stiidebaker. Excellent condition fi-trical nr tnei-hdiicil ingmtiring, rrmrfttfrTtftcwtfffirfrTitrTTx'. int* • playroom, bedraam *f din, Cam. ley'i Filk Market, 11 B*P ava., High. rerma.Stal, durable, Mratek-proof; mileage, feiur.donr ledan, radio, hi .jysics, or equivalent. Position! allo anrrmrf fa> fur "ilk plaee, All perfect con- •liminite. eoitli retcraping, Monmouth rv periinte ia N . Y. C. RecentlRty l movedd plet* Una of lumbir, mlllwork. hardwire, dition, lit aaeb. KB ••"»•» between etc.. 11,100. Phone RU l-!__l. _? l_ open for thole less qualified •• aulitant t* thll loeillty. Writ*, "Ue Firm •O-PITAL BEbS BfcNTED—New mod 'aim, wall board routing, siding, ply. Mowir Shop. Brenrhpert ave.. Partau* enginteri. Work In So«tk Kearny. N. i* •r» adjuitibl* hotpital bed! for rint. rjfiliW BnolTf AtCi;" four" ekairT: 11 A, M. aid I P. M. only. Mn. L.peck. I.O «.2«'t-M. 1IJI CKBVtiltEt", with" new tires, Seeratarp," Box Ml, Bad] Bank' ecod, tlonri, windowi, imulatlen, ate, Dunra* Phyfe. new. Saerliea, 171. Harm ' valvi job, battery and painl. Excel- or New York city. Our eejulpmeat en- AST MTT'INC—AT l.dtlt.J.' lew and uied Pedi for tala. Call RB •TEtTAtBINO IN maion work and Plal- r _ree eatiaiat*! oa your na*4i. America! Phon. HI »-1!TT-tl.« lent running roaditian, 1200, Phone gineering organisation wrltei ipeellea- fill OUNG-»witehkearItJn'—_r__'lT-_X t " _d J • operalof. f.2414, (ik for "Patient gervlea." VrM lAFl—Pmiil liii. Ill; It inehei high tering; patchwork. Na iak to* large tiani far tka manufacture and Imtalla- iR-TTOB lelivery. Sotitk Jeney Surgiial tupllp. "nilding Supply, Highway II at Head. TAcnrCAH'RAWtB. foTr.kurMe, eelor RU 1-0-44, Oarvln, Rieiptienlit, lyplit. Four yeari exper. 'n'l Corner. Middletownown,. REB *.|I44« . bp Hall, Caa Via aeen at Ander. •r too imall. John Donate, JrH phane tlon of Ball Telephone Spttem equipment. — t Front it.. Red Bank. erenm, (tood ikap*. Call BB 4*•on. Bro*. warek»»M. II Mechanic it, RE «-52fl». . «(iU'Rg IK COoTt" nTnd* wttk Allatata Training will be given t* auatlfled can. '••«, Balaw •Nn. Pleia. ull HI «• Ajro-MAHE lirde kkndaaili made ta ja-W^ Make an orTer. 1 Insurance Company. With Allstate Ull. MisIMt, JeJoaan Adelman.' Od j^ LADY ! HVRRAT fwr c*at,~*i»" i* CTSsi'OGtrANt>"ie>.Hirrii ..I/. 1 It'. *l'i*Ja.lS>!f_i*L.!i_i *•_"*• ______Cthei'OOU cleanea aad built. MtrUe bookkeeping, •ddrening by kand or Bad Bank. BE w-lOSI. tank) eleaaad and lnitgll*d, graju la- _ FORD C0NV.RTIBLE. Good con. ing condition!. Paid vintloni and kal. l prepelied, with rat leaner: Una eondi rOLAROIl) CAMERA. Died il> montkl. "IsTIH.Movii tl.tCTRie " raatt dition, Radio, kilter. Can ka lean at idaye. aickneu kemnti and peallana. •«>. "_ -'• «a ia *wn kerne. Call RU ion end realonakla. Cofover Bra*. Cair, cxpoiura meter, flaah gun, filter with aland, timer and griddle. Good •tailed Phone in* tlm* dap or atgfci. RU 1.0740. Hirvep C. Tiltoa. I Brace II Westiiidi avc., Red Bank, or call RE Write, giving details of nualincltlaaa, OTRM OF OMB wlibei ta cara for IUT HUBI i«w»w«-ir KUBiFf i"«"«' Miswr-Harrii Milei * Service, HO ( kit. Hacrlle*. Itt.II. RS 4-5111 af- eondition, 130. RE 4-07M-M.' «-2l7*-M. _ _ __ experience, and lalarp experted, fir ap- •koel for mta and wemea.. wlta built Hl?l, WieVM.mli. RKlSI)i>oH-Twin. iix rjeeet, manoga^, pi.. Bumion, ply in perten Monday through Saturday, child of Mrking motklr. Liv. ia »1>H INSURANCE ol all kinaa. ataVIT. 11)41 KORT). i'OUR-DOOn. Radio an Util* Sliver. Two bloeki fr*m Pinck. la archil and cu.l.iun.inuer *•!•>. C. I. nirri.ni.TLX WALNUTtaSle," ».x7* dining 4-aeai luiti. Reaionable, RE heater, white wall tirea, fog lights. *:30 A. M. to I P. ML Bring in praef it Clayton. LO KRTILIZBRt—Pat kMt reiulti •»* Inehei; TKor waihlng machine, gal* R. H. Strnt. Uw«a kalldiM. tT.fl ritiicmhlp ind your Soeiil Security carl. —I tt Call RE 4-ISll-t.* ._ enrc>rTROOni*6 autarial Me Broid atrat labava Newl-arre if re I _ Ekeellent mechaniaal condition, 1275. 63 RAVandEa tav.iliblto To ( . I In 1 itrip ikinila, al Daptaii Guaranteed rertlliieri. vanlied twin tuki, Reaaanlbli prlcid. Peach st. RE 4-2245. Veterani should allo preient dilckarga H9U«*H to «.|5t8.M,' paper*. Western Electric Co., Itt Cen- •alori. 14.50 to.; SO-PBUH* tUtt roll Paiton, V. i. Ph«a* Harwputk BOL-TOP DOOR, tint, UMd. Com. Jt Hnb couT_^»foo; Ki_l psoAnt (2.C0 roll: IS-pound falta, It.** eoCi;ER"iPAKIEL~puppy."maaa, algkt OU, UMPS tM**rU« tw ttortftt. tral ava., South Kearny, N. 1. Manu* fotrwr _... pso Plata wllk all kardwari, |«0. RB 07II.N. M. Schwari, Eait End ave,, facturer for the Belt System. l. Ralnh Hundr. Highw>T H. Ktani Junction ?-401t* We alia buy pa* week* old, high pidigrMd AKC, black. t'y. Lamp* piwlr**. W* «*R far Ninth »t. Belford/ _^ . timt Work, Saturday, Sunday and n. KE «.0203-J. ton and fraina. 30 Bay it., Rumion. •al oaUnr, RaraM'* Radla *a_ 47 BLACK, MERCUBYMERCU " convertiblerte •vaaiaga. Willing I* da anything but K OP-VATORS— MALE *r female: all aec.canvaiilng. Write, P. O. Bos ial, Bel. MVEKPIECE MAPLEdinett* luita. I* PIANO—Spinet; furniture, bargain. Like Elaattt* Ikaa, II W*M rwM tU Whitt e willl l tireti i radidoi andd keatek r COMPLETE LINE OF Iraplaea iji IPBtl aluminum realng.. am. viry good eondition, and mania liv- low mileage. Exrelient condition. Price tlon work, plica work or tlm* work. new bedreom lei with ipring, mat Bed Baak. Pkm* BB 1-1744. Highest salary paid. Steady amploy* TUIMED TEACHER will eara for young • Iding iheett, Ixlt feat by .oil Inckai ing room mite, left to icll on conilgn* trill, alngle bedl. dresicrs chesti, mi •900. Pkon* RE 4-Sllt-R belweea I aquipmfM. Andlrom, Iratacll. menL at a very good price. Swart* ment. Alio operator) an button tewera, ehlldrin at heme bp day ar week: ac. at ram I cf alt trpn, »»od carriari, thick. C. W. Mason, Communication! 8*12, folding bed, threi metal bei CHAlk'CANlNO ana ruik work!" WIN and T P. M blind stitch and learn binding maehlnea. tlvitiai for nunar# ages. Hoi lunch. Produeti Company, Marlkara. Phine Fl Furniture. Higkwap IU. RB Mill. Op- •pringi, mattriw cheipi *et of fou LCTARTS FOR 1940," model HO Buick Capa Cod Ilihtari, fandara, ate. Raa- 8-issn polite Middlelown Fire t)t CHEVROLET SEDAN |2«. Tow Must ka thorough. Apply la pertea. chrome wheel chairs for rant. Rilion. by appointment. Prieed reatonable t •troller. F. Ekirkardt. >Si Hanca rd.» trola. Coit IIJ0 when new. Will *ai away. Good motor. Idle for four work ai Rrit-Saor work. good home Phone KE 4.1420-1. Fair Haven. ^ •rnamental treat, ihruba and iv«rgre**i Cryetal Brook Inn. Eatontown. *r *nd cooking, *r general house, •fell. New and «ied ehaira for inle. Cal far 151, Beautiful cabinet. Call LOof the hlgheit auality. Plaia furnli**d month*. Geary, 40 Garntep pi., Bel. BE 1.2114. aik for "Fatiint Servlei." Itlo (iRHlN, OLPIMOBILE Ik, can- ford.' HAT CHECinilHL. Banquet wiltrttici. 'ork. N* Sunday preferred, Call ill Fraa delivery. Soutb Jersey Surgical TURKEYS. DUCKS, feeie, eipona vertibl* Very good condition. Brand] for all phases of design. All work p«r- Apply In perton. Crpttal Brook Ina, Mechani' c it. PhonP * RB 4-1724,• new tirei: radio, hiater, puihbuttaii ItEVnOLET SUPER deluxe hot water •onally planned and *upervl*ed. Pre- FOBh."l»4» STATION WAGON, White Bn t o n t own. Supply, 33 East Front t^t.. Red Bank. •nd roaiting ehiektni. A full lina heater, lit, Geiry, 41, GaiaHy pi, wall!, radio, heater, body re con. window* etc. Black top. In nn« con- liminary vliltt, Mtlmatei, aad dillvirlei HOUSEWOKKKH _ Experienced. Tw* i tut bkw fClBOX. HOLDS 150-200 Ibi. of ice: •f poultry for Taaakigiving ar (*r Belford.* are free. Alia 4* lawm ratotllllng, ("Itloned with four coat* marina 8pir II cubie foot food loapartaent. Priaa ditiitiono . 11.171. Inquire Saturdap *nly. adultl. Recent reference! required, EA M6THEB wlik*i~t. ciro f«? oecaiion. Alto apaeial mating *f RU Il4»« lURt Ion AH1> octAN CITY .ta" light tree moving and trimming. Leea. varnith 11,395, See at Rumioa Eaio. 1-0624 !«: "RE «-28ll. tlon Coif* Neek. I Mail R. D. No. IR,U 1-1070. •blld for warkilg mother. In geeti for breeding. Pricri regaa*- THREE-PIECE LIVING BOOM luite. I- drag reel, uied three tlmei, IU -ML F^OR TTPWe. nllng and' general t.Uot.e VIBES—Itetreadtag. (i.icaoiiiDg an Ceiry, 4» (iarniay pi., Belford.' Freihqld.1 Phona KR I.08I7.W.8, l»4» OLD8MOBILE l» conveitible. Hy •paciilty. Your tar tiad up only II anli, Cpruni'i Paultry I'irm, Lla* piece kltchin tit, Reaionakla, BB *• dromatlc, radio, heater, five wriitl clerical work. Apply R. 1. Malkmul, KWWC iOTUlK would Ilk. t. t.k. 1104-J. OM BALtrthnl"7emile Angara'rab* C JOSEPH" SMITH, general cantrgctarI •Inutet to put laaneri on while wa ra. aroft. RB 4.O44I-W-I. roof• icpairad and painted! all type wall tlrri, 11,.100; 184* Chevrolet ela- Hen.on-VanWinkle-Munning Co., Mala- cir« *f child f»r working mothers. ttp four tirei. Mo charga for loaajf ltTfURNING. FORCED hat air fur. •aw roofa installed; •ihaitai tiding In. tion wagon, radio, neater, 11,150. - BU Call BA 1.1 Pit, ext. 1I2T. after I P>. M.e girvira. Mount Tlr* Servlc*. 71 Wkitg Bare, Camplete. Snitakla tor mimill l O WANTU>. both practical'and ANTIQUES—Calm, lilver. cutglaM, brie- bungalow, Verp raaiapableb,l BE *OIL BUhNtR-A. good .. new. 'mM •tailed, guaranteed for 10 yean. Car- at., Bid Bank. Pkon* RE 4-04M. a-brae Buy now far Ckriitmaa, Baal- f112" all control!. Complete. Cheap, lloo penter repairing, kitchen and bathroom !»"« IHTI!HNAtloNAL: l»»o Clievrc.r« regiitered. Phone AT I.HI40. A -1ft (Ok EVERY occnioo. Pottiry, nniible pricei. No dealari. Phom L remodeled! witk all plumbing; anterior li.ton pick-up; 1938 Chevrolet '4- •USINESI OrPORTUNITICS ooppir. braai and wrougkt lr*«r» «'J972 1OR "lMMEDIATE^8At_-Twin b.dl. and interior painting, wallpapering, win. BXPBRIENCED itenographtr md foV'..ui club ekaehairV i f"', llaV good ton panel. Can te iern nt Weider'l, •ttlaa. Homy Bo* Flowm, 41* "— AHA1WK 11AM8 WWTWHT, ffaTTi gray, complite: ilngte mitnl bed, com* dow cleaning. All work hat a guaran- bookkeeper, part or full time. gtmt. Pkona BB 4-408*. nleie. blond wood, full lite: crib wltk condition: alio matching nt imil tee. II Tower Hill ave. RE «-0a«0. Ocean blvd,, Atlantic Highland!. BOAT BASIN gild michlni ihop. O« crafter* 8X-7I double tuperhet re lOnff, kamhalr mattrm. All in per- 1»«T MmiLEY.DAVlDWJSr cycle. J Only permanent retldentt will be New Jtrsey laland Waterway, lo. Sb.AL REBINGTON. 0*d*rwec, ... eeiver. 1175; Joknton Viking all band - 1 fect condition. Consider any affir. BA I «l«*" *"""• ••""We Halih, RE OlMClUL CONTRACTOR aad eniaa.li good ihapc. Muit sell, till KE I- conilderid. Ill Choitnut it. Red cattd kttwcea Brielle and Bay Head I L. C. Smith typewriter!, low •• |it.M. tranimltter, 100 watti output AM or enanid: carting and grading, tag bait lifting facllltlea far marine lervicei -•conditioned, (uaraatwd. S*_dc*'_ a-filiO.M or .A 8-0»>t.W. •IIJ^ Bank. Phone RB 1.4051. CW, Including Vro, tabii, and xtalt, monthi. Price "wken new" ffii.ii, aall. manur*. Ill dirt, cladera, gravel knd It48 CRO3LEY itation wagon. Exrcl eitikllikid butlnen: five acret land,. l«l Moamoutk Mr**. Pbaaa RB ••I!«S. Alao have 100 watt 1 mtr. trim- WARliRoelt TRUNK, garage doori, nar- •and. Eitlmatae gltraa. Pbon* RB I- row iaih panel. U"»l\ tool k*> and) Aiking |l]3. Alia apartment ilia four- lint cendition. Call MI 5-0360-J •d'111l . mitter at a reaionable price. All unit! burner gai ttove. Utel one year. Prlea 14*4 Omi BMkir. «T B*c**d •_. P»lr after 1:10 P. M. OPERATORS—MALE or femalt; ill aec. .VE ON GAKDBN lupplial; calk an« ar. Ilka new condition, RU 1-152». chest, blanket chest, Dutch door, mapla Haven tion work, piice wark or time work. MX »"en new JI00, Aiking |7i, RE t 1941 BUICK 4-DOO» icdan, I92S. KeeJl kMi4W.« ,.,.t carry; 6-10-5 fertiliier I2.lt pir kin. high boy, folding cot bed, pilot'* heat, Highest salary paid. Steady aaiploy. AKC COLLIE PVPPICS. MA 1-2I74-R-1 ed suit, four, •« circle nth: til DH 1(1 ~JUH_-.ittli,~ hint a little work done on it. Johnle Hen- dred pound*: large bale peat moil 14 dealer. W* v—gay r b«i.«•t! prlcpn*w far Nf _ ment. Alia oiieraton aa kutton iiweri. •ash, small walnut cheet of drawtra, denon. RE «-S110-W, or write, til blind itltek and learn binding machlnei. SEA BRIGHT-Wa afar for tale at at. New Jeney Formula No. 1 grail aeed FLYER'S NEW, long leather, fur llm %-SIZB VIOLIN — Pirfiet condition. Iron, pantr anndd aiattmMtmattr**m,. Call 111 We«t Bergen pi., Bed Bank.* blind itltek and learn binding machlnei. 10c per pound la five pound lott. Ii coat, ilia 44, Varf reatoaable, Cal chrysinthemums and Irish planti, mapla *.1!I4-J WritWit e "O"Operatora."" RRo n »U»U. RdRed]] BankBk. tractive price* tka following . dropliaf table. Antlqu** — Four-poit tl». ISO Park ave. KE 1.1184." 1139 CH_VROL"ET one-ton truck. Good orted Holland Tulipi, No. 1 illW l.KIII, W.bCTKIC MOTOR rabullaiag i* aui SERVICB STATION manager: oaly ex- nine*. Going concern! operating prof* l.tS per SO bulb*; evergreen! in HORSS" MEAf; Freih froien, choppei mapla bad, marble table, pine eea cheit, BOY'S NlVrtASriibardina overcoiir. condition. Cheap. Watson, Box Itably. Fish market, retail, catk 11.090, r /ip.la lining, tin 11: Kenmore in. builnee* Cm m ff» ftielt **ret»» 188-AA. Ti""n idoll rd., Mlddlettnvn, M" perlmeed need annlv. Mml b* nM*balance term; tavern, bar and licenict •hrubi II mid up. Myron Koilcky' two ikoundi 15 cent!*, ckunk, heart tcurly mapla table, foot warmer, *mall P*ugl*i" Etaetrlc C*» II But Prant I-0.1I7-W. to do all minor mechanical repalri. Garden Store. Route 35, Eatontown. liver, live pound* II. Op«n dally am atand Call after 4 P. M,. AT 1.1I45.W. burnir wlcklei* oil line, 13x24x30. t at.. B«« Hank Pkona BB 1.1 III. Reference* required. Phone RE 1-3751 restaurant, fully equipped: grocerlea and Jtollte Aireficnn Lei-ion. Sundayi until • P. M. Cleted Wednei CARRIAGE—Large cuneh, maple crib _g!'"il_J» «'*_ P'»»'er, RK t-5541. I5iat PLYMOUTH-flood transportation mesti: dry cleaning and tailor; all* for appointment. riverfront property, residentiil. For JORAGE HARVESTER — Jokn Been dayt. Helen Miller'* Pet Mop, High, and spring Univirtal Rotary Ironer, MCIDEVIN OCCASloVAL ihair vtTflToi: Hern. IT Essex it., Emit Keunsburg, TRUCK DRIVER laleiman: 44-hour with corn and pick-up attaehmen way Sr>. Si* mllci north ef Red Bank. and old mahogany dresser. Ml i-0l«a-B. toraaa foam rubbir cuihioning, dark 14-HOUP. 8BRVICB m Ik* repair ol KE 4.Q0I7-J,- ^__^ deUlll, eea Bowman and) Axelten, 1051 Ml ».rn4».' KITCHEN SET, 140: also two upright radlm and aleetrtcal appHaaia*. week. Apply Brumwlck OxygeS Caa. Ocean ave. gE 2.014T. * Good enrditinn and reasonable. Conov ""en Six months old. Will mcri. FORD. MODEL A Ford roadi-er. N? P«n» 275 Mechanic it,. Red Bank.' Broil . HO !t-M21, Wirkatunk.._ PUPPIES. t> UP, tropical ind gold tlih, metal cahinett. white, 15 each. Can nee. Phunc RE 4-2724.• We call far ind deliver. Harold o clutch, king pins, brakes, good motor ttXPEKIEHCBb operators wanted •* ONE OF RID BANK'S' butlett lunch'. be seen after 5 P. M. Mrs. A, Rullo, ar_li, d^ tire**j M e: B4. jAfte* i n ri r'>j P*.• M•*•• . *•AT__*_!_M• .-•".._. *.*.. WOOl> — Kireplace, Itnve. kinillin hirdi. Hamster*, Open daily anrl Sun* TincTcLES^Hibuilt.-, -, ^na 25 centl. Al, watel iliei.lr hoil ceach" vi.! Radl* aad BlMtrta Map, II Witt indie*' coats. Pocket makers, kutton. eonattei and loda fountaini, Doing Charlri V. Wilion'i wood yard. 31 day i until t P. M, Cloied Wednei 14 Bank it. BE t-ri044-W.; H 1940 FORD TWOTDOOlTSiDAN. Radio, larie volume. Excellmt location. Rem- Peach Ft., New Borp iihrcwibury. Phon diy'i. Hel«n Miller'i Pet Shop. High. UAT-LEG TABLE atTd foiTr cliaira. 40t We.it Cnlumbus pi. Loni; Branch • Front it.. Red Baak. Pb«* RB heater. Very gpod motor and ap-hole* and nnlakerl. Good lalary, Ber- •"•lita rent. Owner retiring. Priced way 3'.. Six milei nortk ef Red Bank Otttm-GAXtUN OIL TANKTai»o So". t-!744. gen Coat.Suit Corporation, 249 Wail right. Frankly* Havllane. Broker. RB KE «•!<». maheiany nnlth. Vary good con* twaranre l,10'l. Phone RE_«^1«^7. Bergen pi.. Red Bank. BALED HAY firlt grade. Fnr furthai MI S-0S4»e dition, Uied at dining room furniture. tor and fan. Sullivan, rear bun«. STSTl6N"WA"GON»-^1t4l Ford station *.tiao. lew, 120 Hirrlson ave._Red Bank.- YTSUK&~WoWXN to tell wallpaper and informi t'mi. call Before 0 A. M. amCORUWOOIl SAW and belt with atam • 25. 33 Wallace it. Call after i P. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS; IS nngon, 1140 Chevrolet station watron, WIS— T- IND — Apartment hotel, year any evening. KE H-0TC4-W-2. M.. RE 4-2707. 1'EEb, KEEIt, FEED—G, L. F, ojuality* ytari experience In metropolitan area. 194« Chevrolet station wagon, 1050 paint: Interior decoration knowledge No motor. Phone RE I-I4II, lit necessary. Good houn, pleaanat >ur- riund baslnett: liquor ticenie. real PEDIGREED SIAMESE Sell Point kit- Nona bctttr. Laying mash 15, grow. Interior and exterior work, plaitariag Wllly'l atatlon wagnn. Prleea rifc'ht ll f Kumion rd.. Little Silver.* er 15. terateh feed 14.40, hog ration rounding*, good pay. Inquire In perion. 'VJ il. ""_, •" fU'nlihlngi: priced DISCONTINUED waihable ind lun- BLDF, WICKER STROLLER, ftcaionable. tent, LO 4-4,'i.il-W. and glaiing. Raphael Salaa, 10 8hra«rt> William J. Levlne, 41 Oceanport ave. 14.70. dairy 4.10, horse feed 14.50 Add » "ry ave.ave.. . Hlahilnd*. Phone HI a 14-1. Wilt Long Branch. L 04-2441 or I Mr. Blltier, Coloreit C», It Bread *U fait wall pnpeH for every room In May be iern at 114 Monmoutk at,, R5W LlffXIT~Tommr Tucker reilly S5 centi for him, refunded wken ra. Red Bink. or call RE «.t»09. • itngi for hi* lupper, Ifi PletlWMt. C-SSPOOL-SSPOOL'' CLEANING and buildini g sep- OKt-1, your home. Value to 112.80, now turnid. Mane* * Davli. Phom RE I. tic tinki: dry and gravel wills aad SALESMAN—Ixeellent apportunlty In FIPEI.E8S HlATsn, Parfeet condition, He'g no luckir. Middletown Refriger- i k 1141 WrXLVS JElP nation wagon. Jr well established kualnen: n*at ap. 13.98 for 10 Blnulo rnlli. Klirln'l ation. Higkwap »5. Ml 6-Q2tt. drains. It Peach it. (Niw Shriwtbury good ihape. Mint iell Immediately Like new. Four yclri old. Call AT ANTlQfJI OVAL marble top" cofTi. Rorouith). Phone RE 1.1141. C. H. pearance; age 15-95. Stat* auillflea. WAJfTED Paint* anil Wlllpnperf, 26 Mon- inr2l oWCAN^OU^Alrm^nTrTair Phone AT 1-UTI.W. alom In writing ta "SaUtman," B*x ill, BW'CAN^U^lrkr^TrTrTi table, walnut slant top daik, Vlotor- Wilson^ lilt FORD V-8 cloiad body truek: ir mouth Etreft, refrigeration T Well, that'i ilmple. •n what-not, 8-day steeple clock. All Red Bank. Uann PRICE8 f*r your chlaawira, Ot)Y'S BEAUTIFUL COAT. Brown Buy It from ui. Middletown Refriner- PAINTING AND paper hanging, done by excellent condition: reasonable. Alio atlon, Hlghwap 15. _ Ml_«.q2t9. item* thoroughly restored and In per- 1939 Plymouth tedan, good running con- SALESMAN—Will train the proper man. gtauwara. aatlquaa, Sm llneni. furnl. SIXTY NEW WiiEnEi) f.n-l ruof truue Forfltmann Virgin wool, brand new, feet conditinn. RE 4-2170-R day or contract; also door icriplng by nea* appearance: as* 13*95, Sterling can. iimui, itatue*, lilverware, bric-a- tpnn 23 fiet, at ?3:i each. C. W. Ma with detachable natural Lynx fur colla A FREEZEIPROOM 1x8 .tlf-defroitinit CUSTOM-SIAIIE WEDDING ~dr^T~o7 iqunre foot. Phone RE 1-2242. M. dition, No reasonable offer refused. RE Furniture Shop, HI White it,, Redbrar. palatlnga, lewiiry. Call ma for on* Phone RE »-82»«.M. Thermobank, Any temperature. Uacd •-22O4-R •on Communications Produeti Co.. phon »»'lj,b'«cade. Slie II. 11, Original Morton. Rank. »lat* or many. BE 1-8231. " KR llOLL CARKlARE~like new, 110: darl and running on an estate. Cornel apart TUT FORD Country Squire station KRjyj^ . red maple fleik, I2ri: black ma CARPENTER BUILDER. Jobbing EXPERIENCED gai itation ittindant: fFESH-KILLErT~(|uiility turkey-. 571 and re-a>emble« eaillp. Middletown Kf »•», •'10. Make oiler. Call RE I. wagon. Four months old. Save over ANTIQUES-Biil prloii paid. Ckiaa. Pomi"-anian puppy, 130: orange Pot frlKupp>s. All a l r M vc r<1-1 Cem^ouali, inlaid linoleum, rubber nnd tlon work, piece woik or time work. p* iliiiitt.il Hinl itiiii'iilat'il. Mn. A. Suan. BOSTON TERRIF.R pupnlit. live RooFevrlt ave., llcal. •"p'-i"' *' * '*' * " """ moit new. 'J'nmiislni Motors, Highway OLD FUBNITURIl. antlquet, china. gl.». asphalt tile. Estimates cheerfully given, 35, Eatontown. Phone KA :l«HHri!l. * tliuhest sninry paid. Steady employ- Kim Itmiir ::.'. tirnr Kive Corners. Mid- K'ccki old, AKC rrgifttcrcd, 97S two THOROUGHBRED" BoicTTnippr - —-— —..^.—-.. Boston Arthur W. Acker, thestnut it, Port Man* ment, AIFO operator! on button icweri. ware, art object! and bric-a-brac Im. Rrmonablr. AIEO mother. Kenmnrc 1917 CHl!VftnL"ET panel delivery; Bcnu- dleifiv.ii. Ml :..n2'M. _ malet; ISO femalei. Inquire 112 locker, pine wash>tindt, pine cup- mnutli, KK ».2ltsa.J. hlind stitch and seam binding machines. "TTSEIi'm.'lI.liJNG'mnterialVfor'iala' wi*hing mar nine, RU 1.1019, or in-boards marble, tap wisrutanil, pattern tiful eondition: «.ply tlrc«, Very reas Write "Operators." Box 511. Bed Bank. Front IL Phon* Broid bt., Eltontown. EA 3-010I.J. quire 71 Lafayette at., Rumjon. "liable. Tomn.«iiil Motors, Highway 35 nn job >i'.f at Rivrrview lioipitil, »'»«. china, etc. Sean ave. Hirhway COMPLETE LANDSCAPE tervice. AUTO SU>P*CY STORE hai opening for sm"O~E~~"TmOCHE8TOFaeveTdraweri|" T 31. Navcslnk. KE K.0S84.J after B Eatontown. Phone KA^Jl-os_ti.^ a utility mm, Permanent poiitlon OTWUMUUM. china and-goo. Rcil BnnV. STAINLESS STEEX SOIM fountnin cedar cheit II", medium liti pea ___L Now Ii the but time to plant IMS HUDSONTOUTt-DOOrt. »"«0. Gom for • ambitious yountr man, Applv tn uied furnlturii imall piti'M preferred. liaymaiie; atljnleli fattel hood; gride] jacket I3.S0, baby erlb and iprlnrs trees, hedgei, rosct, flowering rubber. Running urdrr. 5 Saiem la.. An ue ShopI l Rlv BARS DHUaf, mare and lomi traps, 1 person only. The Pep Boya, 41 Welt •"•.lilt" "' " " '•• PUPPIKS—-MiTifHuTrV PinsclitT pupi, and Etal.d. Other small items foi .<-. four 4.7Sxlt tirei and tubet, like 128. PE *.3ltl.« shrubs, bulbs, perennials. All ma- Little Silver. RE 4-0SI12.J. Front st.. Red Bank. AKC: IIIKO AlrrilaU punt. 110 upluncheonette. . HI 3-1040 new. ID each; end table 15.50. two LARGE tWCYCCE: chiTi—dike terial supplied and planted, Stevenl. it«9 " MMCOTIY FO'UR-i'OOft teilnn rTOU"SEW0RKfR=Triree or more dapa njt4ff-Any-|.lnd, any londltlon.—«. Morey Prmltry Farm, Morclnvllle, MA PIGS—Mother and ten young, iix wie amoklng itandi, II each. RE I-K239-J, Radio and heater. Excellent con l 101 1-:ani-J-2 equlpptd wltk light! and horn. Con RE 6-2SM-R. a week, Phone RU 1-1422. »*•l Wi« "•'• «t-rLa«iwood. Phona old. 1125: mother and algnt plgi, twi 140; alto large car bike chain drive. dition Bargain for quick caih anlc, DBIVER ANjT"FtORIST kelper. Apply AffERlCAN" flit nURNlNfi furnaci.i week* old. 9100; boar, about I&O poundl, BALANCE OF FURNITURE from fBBHOUOHTV IHIllHK bird dog. Call Complete with *' n^. enntro!* and ther- f«": p!gi from 110 upi dining room the General Borden ettatl. Fin _<•_ l«. Uied very little. Will sell Colonial Flowers, S tia-t Front lit. "AXITTLE OUT THB" WAV. but I.II XCTlOA'CKVR'SBi houiekeeper, com KTr.n,.n#4.|,T0,|>or[).rlt.B._.fi.B.k. mriRtut. ANo twn lDO-ifallon tanke, suit (Jocobeau) 10-piece, mahogan extlngulihari, pleturei, dnpei, dm. M47 Ii" ° '*el1" C>" *" 6" PHONE KB I-0I4W far Famlta t* pay," Cartfully selected, low mile Illin. rvi KK «-14H-J. _ _ 111, red lean. G, Hockenjoi, Cente panion for elderly woman, leml-ln- ville rd.. oppailte red brick mho •en, cello, currier and Ivei, Itlga PrtTSTOVE—Concrete bliiil iTimfioh corsett, glrdlei and branlere*. •ga aari. Outitandlng faldei, all priced vnlld, Small apartment light work, Alk-COOLEiroirrBbAHD engine. State TWO VKHY OI.Il f'HESTS. ' Wood , boiler: radiator I3i2ai<: bathromn below the prevailing market: 1947 Chev- five or ais-day week. Preferably live in, _ life, am, price Write "Outboard lalhe w'-th molnr. sl« Itiver rd.. Klir hniifp, ofT Hoiite D&. Lint hou*f! e, roach print*: al«o waihttindi, Alma Mnwnt agent, 9 Monmouth rolet Flcetllnr sedan. II4K Ford lerlnn Engine," Box III. Red Hint.' •ink. 2,1 Inchea: parlor «aa healer. RU or by day M::|O A. M. to ri!30. Plea** H Ifnvi-n " road. PloneKB 7-12«T.-M tablet, curly-maple cheiti, etc. Rut- nvi',, lietwei-n llceun nml Atlantic 1947 Chevrolet aednn delivery. I"'," J.^_Tt4'_JHl'iV •• i—______u • .._. • •--••• . — — 7 write Kivliu; mldresa, phone number, SOWING MACHINES—All klndt, II ta ANTIDl'K SHOP Ili'na. lirii-a'-brm . ftAllIU—tTubint't atyle."Ve"rr Kiiod con cll't, 2.'> Eaut Front »t. nvi.., Eint Kwiiialiiirg. Chevrultt itallon wagon, 1947 fhcvrole «nlnry cxpeeteil, references to "P, H, C,,M lltl ca«h: cash ngiiter* 110 to 130(1; ilitl'in. Phone KK C-KS4 or call OPkMNG AIIAJN—"Almost New Shop" four.docr iidan. 1141 Plymouth Tudor. Virlur'.im firiyei-ciu veil Inve it-Hi, r i Boil 811 Red B«____^ typewrltera || to 1110: adding machine, chair?, ii,ne rheits wa^httHtirl. 9x1- Kid Maiile ave,, Tied Bank •1»« Rtdmond ave., Oakhurit. lOnc r AlErtllA"NUtN6 leivicei 194IChevrolit four-door, ItSO Studtbaktr etc Call anywhere, anytime. EA I. rum. fl.1. rlr. Mail. r-t.. Pnrt Mon- HAVF.~JUSt"EWfWEirmy Chevn.le NOW 19 THE TIME to furntih. half black off Monmouth rd.) DE 7- painting contractor, plain and decora. •,i-ton pickup. IISO Chevrolet fourwlaor WOMAN—fo~do houiecltanlng one day I4E5. numtj^. Oprt^ ,U'\v. S'nt.f|Hyj.# with four new tiret and tubet, Wi 1044, Whitney collaptiblt baby car. ilvi painting! property maintenance. 11 ledan: ltd* four.door Plymouth sedan; a week. Apply Mn, Prank Dean Do it wlicly and economically B1BIMC AKP CHIVING horse or mara 8"\|! HTriVK—iWr liurneri" and ovcii. •ell the eild one, l-ply, ihe OIONI rilfe, hi by rlothet up to five yean Mount it. Rid Bank. RI I.OIti far 11(4 Ford Tudor, 19S0 Wllly'l itatlon MttleJHIyer, ______with fine pieces of used, new, and old, men't white Arrow ahirt*. rir.o estimate wagon. 1941 Chevrolet station wagon, HBr?—far"Ilrivers and yardjmin In lum< In KII'III rmnlitiiiti Only i.rcdl iwo Luis of Wear left. Prira IS each til 14],j.^4; man'a brown overvmt. size EA"»'!'4|7'W * ' Vr.iiln. parlor Floor Wailng Ca. Privati Fntd ntatlon wagon. Mnny others. Low not nrcesiary, Apply 110 Rrmdway, TABRlCp/CJUPLTABlCp/J C wUh to tak. era fJpPiiRTI.'MTY ?M(lP- A"nt1niie,~pinc I VU, SIZE MAHOOANY BEP. »i"in •orlrd fondf. Ruteil'i, IS Bait tn mention. All merctiandiie. In cond of child, part or full time. Loving ind mattreit. Like new; reatonabl tiorntt nur iiiccinlty. r;-t dnwn pnyment, longf't term* po* West f.nnt Rranrh, Pb«n» t.ri l-8"74. ilrv ,'|V IVIT 'lialr t«hV, ilrnp Front it, iniiilliiiiit. Keainnahlr. slble, Veteran 10^, down, 31 mnnth air. rhojie HI n-iona.j. l»»w>. |,;. r nf liiai-k ilrir.ratrd i-h«ir«. KA ,'l-ll'22)t.l(. *WING MAXnlNK, elactHcal" SSeK STEADY woHAJI™TwWl ronsidir ona 1 ODH IOH ELECTRICIAN RE l-nl7'i *mDl3^A.ro~W.WS~-dc.irc. room cllir KW - tiKi'lilr tn|i tatil'l, I'll fll'er In new pnrtahlc caic, »24; portnhlc J6SS»SSHH UATlrSiiTUATirlsrSiioT; ; iin dli pliuirTri . to pay. Open Sundays. William J. with young child): general homeworV eonlrr Mil ,'iniil rnppfr IT,: r. lir««^, tin- ynifir REMINGTON 22 RIFLE repeater Lavlnr 411 Oceanport ave.. West Long alirp in, On-n ronmt good snlnry, Ref. •nd board with privite family in Mnndard Elite tyin modern ir I'lietrir. i-hriin and phnnnirraph, IIfl; nrv. No Job IH imall or larg*. lit Lla. fnchold nr Red Bank, Write, "Room Ware |ii>»nl and i ut i?!a»* bnr.a- • IK, fnotlockmi 14,75, Bcntwonrl eral old flintlock plutol*. Inquire 241 Branch, LO I.24H* or a.(ll22-J, erenee*. ME l.59tn. fnii-.h E\crllent imihanicHl erinditio •oln it., R. r. DH MlddliUwn. Pkoat im BUICK CoSTVEHTlTCe?; Radio, and Board," Bos SJi^ I'd Bank.* bnc. ill i,a. »'i. buy an-l >r'!. The chain ?l.50 r.ich, cue itlckl A0 RB t-ltll.W. . CtiflK AKP H.LP-B for Institution fl MatMiiw. 1U, rli-oatlwny, Kcyport. KK nnd appenranee, Ml ri.0^r,1.M-2, heater. Top grini! Bciil nfTcr, Mutt a future date, Steady Job, If Inter. niataa jar BOAKh-Ve.rimga ,„ cent* rich, four rulk bottom laddir 1.|44f. 7it~Tl3reWt%Ir"Ji"T7for 1 er I rooms, 120, M~ I S ^«_W»APL.irvlng^oom MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new, Rent sell. RF, *.4»!!_ linlll r,:8ll_P. M. _ pstrel. wlte "Cook," Bern 111. Bed Bank. break. Hornen legged up and trained. BEIitlOOM S1IITK, "In it, "dr.tMi. van- hack chain HO, apartment gn unites unfa bed* thrnw rum .mall cur hlgh.iperd flour landtr and edgcr. I)R_SSMAKIN(;- Alterations; tnllorlnit fRACTltAI, NURS-—Mile nr fem«l Phnnr RE l-nlia-M." ily Mil I.ii,ill. I'D. Call EA 3-G KT~ HfiBB~l'o'lt~Yot(ll"moni7l~Wi range |2S, drmeri 11,10, grata 4.burner Kit ttnvr, Boston rocker, maple Low rates Enilar Lumbir Co., phom remodeling; all typei nf coati relined Inquire from It ts I P. M,, RB 5116 folding carriage, tall tir.k.'.J,- _ bunk bed! box aprlngi and mattreiiet, KE i.noor,_ __ >lppcr* replaced, buttonholes made, Ex. have women's dretiet and wlntci 18,10, ate, RUKII'I, 21 Eait Front 7.plece mapla dinette, lO.pleee mihog. I.HT"Ali_ SCARCE and vary exii.ntivi. pert wnrkminihlp. Will call, fit, deliver FOUNTAIN-COUNTER GilfL — StVniiy AUTOMATIC COAirhiirnir~ilraft reV- coats men'i sulti and topcoati, Thi •t, any Duncan Phyfe, dining room tulte, Have that old fur coat remodeled, re- ulatnr: lawn mnwir fharpeninr ma. Thrift Shop, 104 Shnwibury ave,, Re Inve icati, maple tabli and I chain, KK «.01114.• position fnr rlcht pemon. Apply In condltlored and nvi mxniy, Amy _rA_THSSK._lVl nlnncr" nerion, Friendly Lunchronettc, 1-M ehim- IUIO. lu d-S "!!. nrirntala. with rug rtiihlnm, one- 7x working condition. Motor bolt equip- en, breakfut itt*. deep fr.eie, elec. Turkey rluek, chleWn, plui our regular m 1.9778 for appointment, MUST BELL LIGHT plywood .„- RELIABLE WATCH and Hock repair- mmil. Fnr reservation!, call HI !M241i RKIIUCKtlM-nli I'I.MI pli!lci7TTI.;"T7r, lire >\i. I4H each. RK «-lji^5-W,' ment, *i'iirch light, tachometer, braim trio refrigerators, Burdge'a Wnrehou»e, IttK. RrKarilltil nf make, Quirk trr* houuwork Naw In \ugutt. with l>,i H, i- Ii I ., .1 . • •• „ fMV |Ti,,i,tlf I ! . i MAl.l," t.iiM(llNXTfO>r""(7rri nnd " m lii II. niuli'iti, uiiri, tno-lnirucr alcnjiul Ntxt In Ktrlnhirli't pariilnir Int. 'Jvlci.l . Orii yuar gunrantcr. Worl; on III, Ml ri.Oinl. kmrrl (ton SO M, P. H, Two c.u »ir« «!,'. r,.- i,;,|,,,-,,lm,M W y,. -i.ivi, Hrii>oniblr, Krtllk Mnlnr Mini., linii-i furniture, i»dio>, etc, Make 1'lr.y_M.. Hid_Bank, 11E K.iulM, limmirr, II, llutln, Jewclira, IK Wcit tf—Tn car* for bnV'from I to A. carry with ei.e. Call RE I..S4D.J. Punl'ii « I. lii <)• Ci'.la' Ifllive %'iliryKIH avc, KeinNliurif, KK I.|.*.7H.J IIIUI, I'lioni. AT 1-OSUI, tiA.S STOVK, apiitmcnl M "euit ftA~tVlXD~7Tjri7TjrSS K flHajM' AlfVo-RAulOS-SaliiriiTfTicr „.., Itnt lacing boat. Ulmcr lalli, Rat ley fmnul II'MI, I -e I;' ; rug* pnrrli »>IO rug. rocktall unit, two en proofed mohair, one long ruihion, repairing, t a yean eapirlinei. Mol MEN WISHING STEADY employment CSTKSVH~VillM\N—To taka ciri ol Buiunakei Call RB 4.4741-M *>alr. I*«|<| bnnki elr Uf,' Rrlrlgl tablM, (loeir limp, l-n tibia limn drip button tuftws) iirlei In tirr iai WSVV • eOtMfoT •r.trlgr aTnTTfffrr Jtadln-Ttltvltln ••rtln, I. §. Cu\ APPI» IS MHOS lO.mnntht-old |lrl. Rrfrrinfii ind CMIU3 CRArT/PKEDBOAT, R.mnd.ltd, f>e, Red Raak, after lite, •Ida *.. experience nerenary. Other klip, On HI l> 0 > t 1 Wttt .. »'•• __.C«L .lilt l». Iilllnf pilei •I WM| M. Rt< lank. >k«na n 1 Cathirlni it »L! «ii '>.i-,' " "' " '"••' kill line. Call RU Mill. WWB VMtWMW. If.

REAL EfTATC nit RUtr RSALEdTTATErOllALK REAL ESTATE fOR MLC REAL ESTATE FOR SAl£ MAL CITATl tm Ml* NOTICE AK OVDIN'AN'COVDINANCE AMENDING 'THTHE IEIE* B SAWK-C*aB»l«t»ly »urai»«ed I. nVE-BOOH COTTA6B. Firsplsee. ttWiCt'"VlCfbirAil~»eaut'ifully dee- REII BANK — Zorieil fnr b.nt. loration. Bu.:t of hr ek »nd Bfi IT ORVAISLU hy •>,« Mayor an. T _ eat teaaat aeeupiM aaartaMnt about six section. Asking 118,500. Rolston town. Set up for two spar-men's. Pr r#4 fram* tht rr>!en.al li: powder roo_M. that th*> ordlnanrf r,' • ?,* Bocfigk •iaking* at ll,Z«o. Write, "(iaraea •YCAMOCE AVE.—Larta lat, 11.111. West Front St. BE l-»50».# Mi-ck:.ti. fc Wh •- .!, RK «._3t :| Ur-- *at>*r o[ hat. rerettwti radiiton; known at "Th»j JUv *ei bi .d.r.» Zone feaocl*ov« (iMin r.Mckciwu laaltiauai ii:Jde.j ai fo./jw.: -unitiees. Writ* toter »*r Ire; <*W«t. MAB1E C«E AGENCY, gaaltn* aa4 acre*, appi* and peer treea. Ten-year- sriT.it moHcn Iu| c!;»r. automnt.c '•ar*'nty A h H RE ar-l trie mm* 'i /i-T'-S/ ampr'!»-H • ^ xtfi k HMJI* reem, Ireplar*. dining room, two large .ni'et'J of neretof*••'•• AS fn lowi. . — - • Altic Migbl»s4«s4«.. AAII I-IIH-W. leases. Excellsnt place for responsible •or raatala. Coaaaacka sis, f*rt- a*slro*aia. til* kath. large screened of s.'«r», ff,r two or more rooma Pr '-H .NKD FOR l7Comfor •CIAP LVMllB fraa Mck auiet people. Ptione RB •-II43 or AT at lla.pon W:er_n needs •U.onr, _r,*n r h'>m*» m K'lwuon. L» rgt iig "Th« grosi flo'-: ire* of -ha felloWir-loWir aaa akataka .kaaO^Tirl. Oy y •itaaca. Pbea* LO •-IIII. porch, cpaca f*r two *ddiiinnal bed- gri.jrti Unnr of nv.y pr.T.-. pai b ;, -:. Vour« for ta* taai*« Sen* 1-17M-M er Wb'.ehall 3-HH. raosaa, hot water oil ••*!. Large barn, BHlarrn C. I mnrlKage Sr-hwsr'i. *nH A n'ng room four largt b»d- 4t Branch av».. teal Bank.* sun**ndings. UnfurnisheUfi d *r partly ing ustd for ni dn '. ^J'P'*»>I .T.'*-. rwa.saW. Kear Bad Bank. All utilities HCiLV"f*OlMffllBtl fo-ur-rooai a*4 small poultry houses. Very deelrah'a Mack_.n « Whjr St. HE «;3 1__ I. . twr, h*fn#, •'*•!• h«it. ml; *m*>- i httt-A tlMwia AirnrtItaiEMBBALTOiUrg, •t (ll.sao. Rol*toa Waterbury Real- rngp. Exrti:#nt condition ; 11 a.- ;r,af"<*r nrffrrj n ar.y K-l Zone ana'! ataaineM cawala »refirred. Phoa* RE «- kath e*tt«#a. B*frigerator, oil heat. | L'llV'Fi.v'rrrtrHT.Stf.VER home, Afl bt not >ss than ),t'-r> sfr.are f**t •oardinf hone for *la*rl» M partiiil s,ac«> far year c*a«*aiaaca, tor and Insurer. II West Front si. REj Sri-; rnr.tniction. Five moms; st- Bnrui ABenfy Fi;r Mavi-B. RK 1024-17 Available tjntit May 1st. KE 40471. H at-.d ,n ar.y R-l /.or.r tnn'., r.r,; he >>s Gaoa food, beautiful •*«••?. Tr»* aees*. t But* Miglway It. aanwakury; all !-•»«*.• titrherl if.irsue. fn'l cellar, oi!-flred h»s'. •"-•'•3 2 lik« atasosnhere. TSuwrvife* »r -ft!*?1 Moin«o»t» Parkway, E—t ..Kea_nab»r(. IgfSM *f praperti** tkr*ugh*tst Moa- than 1.200 ti'iare f##- and in arf N.r* gri)iini{< (iooH house at s low ttwr*^tTVff.7r R-S Z-.ne aha!! not I,* :*si rhjtri V00 Opening Peeeai*** let. ****** AT !• aacutk county. Farsae, tew* aad eeuatry MOMRM RANCH BUNGALOW. Artis- I pr.ee. I12.9HO. Schwartl-Maekhfl. It 2280. k*». na'H in:n mum grount ] siM tie os:h home on large Int r.r-"j'r and un-room. pi'is fnur bfirnnm*. (loor ar»a sha-i b»> t Wf)-»h .rdt tha ta a»»'va you gerege Landaciped, many lowerlni ; WANTtDTOHNT RED BANK—Outatanding value I Two- perennial*, babbling brook. Convenient cu;ii!i;irt hoi air hest, ol'-flred: full c»!. Srr-#r»*l p"rfh; twy-'-ar g«r*r#. Aik- atnr»tinrl rTi'.r*»__n<>n .a of *n.s tee- stoty eaccllent condition: living roosn. MX ACRES— Ilt-foet front; •% sails* t* achool and transportation: In.ntii). IHT ••\i-flii»,.iii nn'f, titet'lace arid at- in* Ul.*»•-"). Hnrtia Ajfnrj, I • r H«- •iin. Th * gro % % fl r>r, * area la f ha •replace, dining room, kitchen, three to Bed Baak. Baautiful lecatl** for Rolston Woterhury Realtor and Ittcuror tHchi.l g»r»_,.. Puce 11.1.5110 Sehwarts- v«n. RR «-4f"»2 ri'im nf tha'. frr:oi»d '07 '.T« onts.dt YEARLY. UNHJ«NI^.__. -—,,s M «AFt» AVEMUB-fL bedroaana, bath, cellar: narage. Price count r> home, BB I.IIIT-M-I. II West Front st.' RE |.3»0(l.» Mnekl.N '• Whir »' RK «-:i2l tXn por n." toR-ni(>STIoCtM AREA. Comfor- ; cinity Rumion Fair Havea, Atlaatic arlvilaf** and library with leievisieai . talile five-room Iningslner, Expansion mandy Farms. Ml i-olll-W-1. caliar; attached g*r*ge, etc Reaaonahlv air, n ' freil. AttHrhefl garage. fleHured Vitfhen, fuii ra? ;;• -. #cr»>»n»v1 porrn. ^f.i.TIOS' 2. That Sert on * tn'lt'c* Mifhlanai. Ferliaiieiit local realetaats. priced. • Oldie 14 Pi. Cell (venirgs. RE for nu'et. ,„> ||..soil °rhwarls-Mack> ; Call RS *•••!• oetweea I and « t. It. attic, cellsr, al! improvements. Transpor- KEYPORTFULLY id h ; l.arz* •xrsnimn itiir: 117 i.ni\ Bor'ii "M-ri.ri.ijm Lot Areat r Ruirftrrn Zonts'* Adequate rant; *xc«lleiit r*fer**je». All d«» Baturaaf. tad RE I.II7I.J dar. tation, srh'ioli, rommur.ity shops, near- i i, _*_W hite_.' RK HI.I. __ ifi" v —'JJLJKil'.fi•_ *E • 4vi: ^ h»> and 'ns sarfit ;• h»r*-by amrndfl t* Writ! "l*«l Residents," Bel ill, •*< by: II 1,200. For veteran*, no dewn read rtj'ead «f h»r#fo''):p an follows: If Ulia-l'ft __--l>n»--« 3*L payment, about III monthly cerrying BKCLUSIVB WITH VAN HORN- WK. HAVE HOMt.S in all pric* r*ngel. from Is,nnd u;.. On many, vsterans 8PKHAL Or W««K-L«ving for 'The ir'n.m .m \n: n -ea for oarh AfltViciiTtF « C*akkri«r M _. _ _ jrawsiBl**>u aearoosaa. wisei n R - charges; R*X_^lU!"J - .."..' iJ ' '-•— Pour-mile view I Lovely river- need only 8'r as a down payment. We J«ran. Ore-vear-r>:4 r«nrh home. pr r\r [,a h-j ,'!'r.g uri »» fi'fHOff Fair ••***. D«. »*. kitckaa arivjloMs. laemre attar I PAOl a ITRYKEI. BatMtai. far h-] .d.rK. :• a RESIDENCE Zont BED BANK ABEA— Exclusive country front celenial hame presents rsr* supply mortgsge*. tome in and talk Firolaet, dintttf, til« bathroom, #x- M.. ItrtsickMtt »t, R*d Bask. •ad Una **ut4«. SMI* •!»*• setting. Witkin few minutee of na- combination *f eaeellent value, your ru.nte or mortgage rroKlesa ovsr P»n#i'>n attir, rot«vl«t< kitrhfn; f' la) 4',,'ViO si'iare fee", in an E"«l BACHELOE APARTMUfT. *>w*t. a*M. tion: 50 acrei partially fenced; beauti- fJM I*. ••laMak MSMS) BO I. with exp, rts. Hrhwsrt7.-Mscklin. I White id ir.d.prr.dir.t: ***e r«et MaMWHtk ful lower and vegetable gardens, shrubs choice location, In* errhitf "ire; Ft HE B-31S1. t«irh»f <«r«ii LtfBt Aiortg«|t tt> kill preferablr uaf ttr*l***4; *» iMtrae. and shade trees on residence grounds. Nil. re**e**k!o tax**. Blats roof; oil 'b> 20.004 sauart feet in an *-l OlitSkfRtS' 6F~RT_* BAWK—Three. •Hume at 4K. Aiklnf fries lit.- tnr\p, »ifH't 'htt :n fh« cat* of eor- lor; lintle Writ*, "Aaamwat," ••• Early American farm house witii lovely keat. Seven r**ms, Ikree b*ths: liedroom. Isrge living room, kitchen, r 611. Red Bank,' open and eae!*s*d porcka*. canter hall, 800. La«>r Ager.fr. HE ••0410. r*r '.' ts 'h« ni.rtimjm r -ia!remoat MOUSE—la Rsd Baa*. T*a r**sma. dock, 400-foot stone liulkhraded ,111ft bnth s'rsm licit, rv! • full csl'ar, lhall b» 3<*>.011 Hftuart ftr*. XFfcRNISHIfc D Tkree-hafrMfTkreehafrMfll aa**** legate*. •*, *-ai«7-w. large living roans with Iraplare. powdci lRr,;i' fM'Unf'Mi sfi,'1 lln!v •I'i.'.Oft. room, fliniag r***a, s*mi-m*dern kitch- ••terfront. Larfc (late-roofed ga- ir) ISOOii ai'iare feet in an >•! or apartment i* II' d B*nkB , klfkk eeaeel & UKt i. nir. h*«e; inTIT tw* aatha; l*t llallli kat air Sehwartl-Markliii, « White st. RK «• BRICK AKD rRAMI—Qulat «tr«tt area. b> Naval Olw. iW •rrij**) en, servant'a room, bath: five bedrooms, kaat, soal Ira. Sal* *wic* 17,000. rage, Asking 14ft.SflD. Brokers r[ I _ 1. sprint aaattree*. 17 Bpring at. lad two baths hot water heat. Outbuild- in #xr«]i»fit l.i'tle Silver lorgtion. SE"TK»N n. Tha» Stetiia 12. tntit>4 for t«o to lhree-»ear lour. Oil. asr*. protected. Van Horn Agency. RE SIIRKWKMJRV 'Vet 'ISOII down,"' ap- EA »-10t0, «Nt. 147t* ink. ings include stables with mow. tark Bowman and Aaalsn. BB 1-1117. Three bprlrnnm*', t:!f hsth, Hrfpia^t. "FrnntHzo r,f If,'" h» ar,4 tha timi it CHRRIUREKFCLT ROOM: attractive location; room, grainery, machinery storage: 2-c*r piu;.:niHi< 'y •?.*, tnlnl monthly pay- hershr arrfn'lfj "> read instead of iltrt* Ikrewsbury, oa bus line. For busi- ment. New two-herlroom hungalow Oprn i>orf>h, powder room, full hsM- garage with apartment: corn crih, tool OCtANPORT—Riverfront property, fully tflfor* a: f" "WS: ' oi.e RE «-3l22.' •ked, Thicken house; lal.000. Bay Xtill- wth e\rnr* on nit:r. Wfnri -N'melh meni . attarhed gsrago, hot ws'er "In REsIPENCE Zon«t the mlnl- furnlslied; thre* bedroeeai, living room Aiien.'v. <2 Hma.l st, I'hone RE e- REALISTATEWANTID -Ur* eheerful reom, irnn Highway 3i, Shrewsbury. RE •• wi'h nntilace; hardwood floori. Large OVERSEAS ARMY OFFICER rm;st h'«:.. 12:,000, Lawlfy Afftir-y. Rt IH.im frnn'nue nf any lot nr, iinjr ad- aitelr furnished; private hone; euel- Mil, eun porch, facing river. W*ll-**.uil<»ed -1 In.' joining »•!•••»' >hii,: o# as fo"nw|; sell ranch house. Expansion at- EATONTOWN - - New "thrfi-hedriiosi leat location, near railroad atation: 10 kitcaen; attic, cellar, hot air heat. Over- 'SI One hirilrcd (10'11 frr\ In an ACRE/MIS WANTED I tw. minute* to Fort Monmout*; kul p**M* tic, flreplare, insulation, automatic ''nrii'h lype Ii injfs'iiw with dining ftit in an R-l 7«n#, acre.. Mlfhwiy ••• hetwe** ... site garage, on large lot. House needs l «nd Hsist. Writ* t* "Aereaga - - kouse. RE I- "" det-oratn.K Bsrgsin *t IV.nOO. Marl* heat; 111,500. Assume mortlige room, full h«r.rnicnl. V'rl It.l.M) down, KINC, S HIGHWAY. Belntirul (b Out Hundred flOOj f*»*_r [R sr ill. RWSBUKY; ^r'our-bedtoom semi- 'hen ITT mnnlhlv t'nn ven> tit to hus R-f ?fin». »-<(-»;t that in the »nst of id." Box Ml, Red mmaWitk1 1. fOrlJNi*llEnr.o-7eiiaS i\>x AitMicy, t^omanche dr., Portaupeek. i'.'r. Little cash, Vsn Horn Agency, •n, pox " l **_'*** J . | . bunaalew en attractively Isndsraped I.I I fi-ltiirj. line. Weai'l-Neiiiilh Ai-eney 4! Brnan corner ',n'n 'n»> mn m-im f'fin^ags akl* rate; *f Breed at., aear bus line. r APARTMENT!—r'uralskea or aot; ala* '4-aire *f ground: countrv surround- Fair Have*. RE a-4100.* H.__ Plmnc UK B-..M.- ranch atvi* hosse. Almost an a re. r«i'j:r**m«ru iha" ht. nna hundrtf} homei for r»nt or aal*. Max a leafthr RK I-I7«|- ings. Just the right neighborhood tor ONr. AMI A THIIill ACRES on Willow RElf HANK Walk't'i. Cmm. I. tnieii. in* MlY 1 LSI) f'9* CATOel. COMroHTAiLE double roam 1 A I utilities ave ,.b> Asking II.. liit anxious to bur aa* rial, < at» •ait. comfortable living without heina iio- sir.. Little Silver Point rd.: near stores. l-'iiilr-li'dnioni home tile Imlh. hut (M On* h M. :.<>').. Wean. Si HI. Hi Aitenev fl Rroatl Aitenry. RE ••0410. SECT! ON * Thn- if 'ejr»nd »F HIEA Tt-0«43 BANK. OaTTitikilPi Mr •» <• CLCAN.'NICELY furnished rooms, single MJI. room home. Four baths, rrsne Icgr ndi rii' nr i^ominny n_[ ' h« m>i| 111,000 caak; «va « *l«>r**a kmiaaf II, d*uble II; ala* rtra with twin LITTLE SILVER—20 Orchard pi. i rhair* Bkturcl, ail heat, deluxe kitchen, st. Plinni' UK «.2'il(l." RIVERFBONT—Panoramic view, high bungalow, custom built, feur yuan old; Rtli" fiANK A «i,»d 'liny. Four-beT- fffltp, it'tn''h*r1 to anri a par* of tho fcunpalow. Oceupaatr «* •* f-— *~ kedi. n«t til* kalh, ihowir. Rultakl* elevation, beautiful building site, all attic fan; two acres. Asking 1.0,- MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE. I've. Rnntnv f>rdin«f» <>t the Rnro'ijjh arjov* eeaiiwr l.t. Writ* "Tkra* A4i twe business people IT each. Breakfast, brick and frame; living roosa witk Are. ronm home lint muter nil heat K.x- lawn: 101*15 feat. One of the fewplace, uUre-modern kitchen: two bed. 0«v. Vaa Horn Agency. RE •• referred to. hi trwl th* sum* ar* hire* 111 Red Bant.' lunch laundry privileges. Conveniently choice waterfront properties; I4.50*. rellent eomtitiiui thrntlif hout. Price pl*.t*r.e) rooms. Well ekailed bf amended to r-onform with the sir- locate* Bed Bank. Call after 5 P. M, rooms; colored tile bath, full baasment; • 1.1.000 Inelude. detached twn-fsr gs- lot. Low taaei, Twa bedmnms, full : CONSTANCE SMITH AGENCY—U Me> SEVEN-ACRRay HtillmanE. BEESTAT l-illlE. — Beautiful attached KnrHKe. Perfect location. Near tions nf th « smrnding nnl;nane» $T\4 wooded section Lavcly rambling raKn with spurtnient. Monthly income any nth*>r rhnngfS herein mad* to tha l>la ave.. lair Haven. RB «-!ltl, reaj BB i.im-11, trnnaportat'um achonl aad buiines. see- ir,!i. Weart.Ni-nielh Agency, 42 nrnn- cellsr. Rusel. Behotl*. .Shopping. astate, ini'uranca, atortfu* IWH. •ay* T ROOM—In private hone of aemi.buna-alow with large living room, tlon: :ill diirs possesilon. TIE 7-Hltll. PriLtd down to IT, 500, Lawley patent nnly fhlt their cnnU'et, with »njr con dining room, kitchen, knlroom and bath, NEAR RIVER—ipacloui seven, st. Phone KB «-_24O.' legend or !otrends now a part of said. HI tar all trati at ifaHrtf. WtlM at **• •*«•». On bus lio*. He**- RIVF.R ri.AZA-New Iwo-bedl'oom Agency, RE 1-041(1, •nrHnr fnari. phone iiiforwiatloa.* aenble_t» reliable »»rsen. _RE_« «l00.> Ul.staire. tkree bedrooms: full cellar, room newly decorated home. Two 1 1 steam hiat, oil; three-car garage. With- hun^nlnw with stain'tmi to large ex- SECTION 5. This ordinance amtnrl. BUSINESS rKuPERTY for Invtatnaal LAfcGC FURTsTRfiCD room and kiteh* r tiled baths, four bedrooms, fire- nati^iiiu ntti.' tile liHth. full hn'emcnt. purpoica: larga or anall. Ala* a*vw •astt*. Utilities supplied. For *er.in 15 minutes drive to Industrial areai. veniently located, one block from bus Ihg tht) ronlriK arii'nanff of fh* Rorouih, BO minutee t* New York: lld.noo. Ray DOCTOR'S OPPORTUNITY — Large place, automatic heat: garage; (i. I Jl.r.nn linwn: •«. monthly. Weart- OWNER MU1T BELLI r«ur.hs4. having h*>*n approved and r»i*oinfii*ncl*'fi •n Broad it,. Maple atra,, «r FraM it.. •antnt business couple, Excellent lo- and trnn Ftntion. RK I-O94O-R. Nemrth Ai-cncy, 42 Mro»,l et. Phone Rcil Bank. Writ* "InveltaMat," ••• eatien. RB 4-ll7«-J. _ _ StiUman, Highway 35. Shrcw«bury. RE house, spacious grounds; but line, in • 21,01)0. Van Horn An'ncy, Fair roo»» moriarn homt. Til* bath- bf the P'trining Poard nf *h« Rorough, l.r.iii. _ Little Kilver. Attractive and modern, UK «-r.Mn • •htll take tffrn on iti r*>*tg* and tub* ill Red B»nk. ______rJOOaJg "WITH PKIVAft kitchen: Ive Haven, RE I-I100.* ronm with axtra Isvstory. Lsrg* 1 HUD BAWK-Wx-room home. Three Easy term. Constance Smith, II Ma- llratiftii srfording to !«t, BTNUAI.UW OTTIIOUSE—B*« Ban* *r salautes' aalk t* fort Monmouth: a! ple ave, Far Haven. RF. 4.21IH.1 SHREWShURY TOWNSHIP. Colored ceramic tilt kitehsn. Hptcioui hut* vicinity. Fiv* er lix rooms, far Ma* 11 utllitl** furnished, 113.SD per week. bldteioms. bath. e*ll*r. hot water Public Natlea heat: gsruge with tool ihed. Lovely BITJ BAOT*eirB7ordst7;SvsS or nhilr New fmir-ronm kunitalow. nsnt: anel«««4 hnsiaway. Ctrlar fsmily, Prir. not to exceed II*.M*. BA J.oailI. . VAN HORN—live-room, almost I'llll linsrmenl : liirg. Int. (i. I. r-iOO Tha ahnv# nrdininra wn Intradiiceil Write. "J K," Box 511. Red Bant.* LA«(5t. Nlftt.V furnished single front landscaped let. flood aeighhorho*'!. moms oil heat: atcellent fsr reemlng Ptnsllinf; l«e-far | argf •; hf>t and pststd first reading a' a meeting r>t Within walking diltgnc* of station; •r boarding house; llS.ooa. Constance new colonial, Hot water best, ilnwn. st>pro^irnstrly l.'O monthly. reem In private home. On hu« lln*. Wesit-Ncmeth Auencr, ti Broad St. wttsr Mat, Miny • At rts. list «f tht Mayor nn<4 Cntincil of th* Borough ir VnU ARE LOOKIKG. la buy, tell. lll.»»l>. Ray Sdllman. RE 1-5111. .. Smith. 14 Maple eve., Fair Haven, RE *>il-flred: 4% mortgage. Conven- ftf Littl* Silver h*M on Navtmbor 19, or rent, see us. Our II y*ar* *f *i. Oarai* Reawnakls. IIT East Beraen |230«' Phimr UK l.'..40.- •vsr/thing. Mtk* rttiantblc «(l«r. i ff4 ik^ frttlUFMrTAfiENCT—Attractive build. ient location. Asking 112.soo. Van IHVRRSH'r", llr:ftiHTJ--New~foTir.rnoSl \%M and will '-pint up for final eonti'ler- perienre end too omen, fiv* HI full pi. ff»4 ing lals in Lineroft ana; eity water: Liwl#y Agenff. RC 4-0410, irmn and pmii' ai a regular me*tifiaT coverage or prepertl** in til l«*»ltle« SAn nnfin. Kitchen pflv. ghway g Mora A«i«ey. RE «.41f)».' hunffnlow with expsn«ion attic. Cor. rtaHIT7"illetet, b Near .tstixn. References re. •Axno: ||,l««. ll bit fr*nt it. BE • ix roomi; glrs|l: 2iJ scrsl. TtMt ntr Int 7-'ixKiU near river. Pries III,* «f said fov*rning body t« hm h*ld on and all price ringei, led Rank *me* a.oioo^ It": hiilnens or rllidential. Asking Tuesday Kovtmbaf 17, I1M at 1:10 IneMed at 12 Broad st. RC l-lltl, 8e* auir.llda RE t-H»l-J' Hon. Weart.Nemeth Agency, 45 Broad P. M. a' th* Rnrn._«h Hall. T,.-tl, Sil- ntTLt MT.VH-AUo.. new. ah112.100. Constance Smith, It Mtpla ft. Phone RK «-.'_40." CARLONI AGIKCV. A»trar-|.# Bright office, 1241 Orel* ave., It !• RilMSOK— furnished r»oia. RU I-IIT4. ev_. Fair Haven. RE t-2101 • PRE-WAR COLONIAL—Newly dec ver, K. J., a' whlfh t'm» tnd rleea all o094. This office •pen evenings *nd rooms Finest construction and loca- LITTLE Hl.VKH New ~si»-roe>m"home. raneh home, situatttj nn a Itrgt wet mv»TTi!^ireo(i~for ?sspTe: tion: large plot: excellent financing. Im- I^AVrlnTqata«cupancr; orated. Excellent neighborhood. nil hest fireplace; gamge. Pries r#rir>m fi»»»^-n« to h* h'trd thereon will week-inds. Ella Wlllaklr* Al*a*r, •*•!• medial* poaisssion. RE «-»0»7, FAT1I^AVrN'^lTrt"" pint, Living room with ftrfpltra, ha givtn full oppor*unity. tors. Ritfkm arlvll*«ei, sUrvicemeii and aix rooms, two.ear giragat apan front Six rooml. Too baths: hrreiewsy; tl«,""0. Weart-Nrmth Agency, 41 Dtled: Nnvemh*r IS. IURI, tOW-In rssldentlal ~**ctl*n. Uxift, porchi large lot: 111.000. Constance Mrnnil st. Phone RF, ••'.24O.' dining r*tm> modern kitrhen, thrtv WE'CAN SILL TOUR wlf* »r«f»rred Phone RE *UiU. garage; barbecue; tool house; •_..- _ .-.-., .M»rtr. ••» BURMt—Tw tw*. wlttTbriallistrar hlrh and dry. Pew mlrutee from new Smith. II Mapla a**., Fair M*r*a. RE MIDIiLEToWN ToWMSIUP. T.ol 7T»T8»". bsdrnomf, lltt bath: ent'Ctr gtrsgt tREIt L. AYBRf, w e havh e th' * opportunity af aaavlnf l.2»os.- 800. Baelualva wltk Van Horn Br.ro 1 ijh Citrk. It to wi •( klteasn. I Monmouth eve. Randls plant. 1«5 Wall St., in Welt Si\-rooni home. Immediate oceu- •t*t«hei,: r«tfltnt heat. Kietltsnt ur client*? Urolllnger A Hollar, tang Branch. LO H.3MS. . E HEfQrltA—Bungilow .va- Aianey, Fair Haven. RE «-4IO0.* nancy. Convenient lo bus. A bargain road innd M.rhanle ste, RK Mill, (Between Oee*n and Atlantic avti.) ntl|likorh»«4. Prtr, $lT,#oo, ]S4 E l-llli. I*st Keansbuii. SfcVIN.ROi.mu'tTJSr. Slucco: four- t-«iit • flv« rooms, oil, e«pan*l*n at- at •x,,ilil), Weart-Nemeth Agency, 41 e WMOW OR DOUBLE; f*atlemen: pri- ear garags, five-room apsrtment tir. For quick isle, 112.100. Exclusive Hrnad »t^ PhoneJIE «-2I40.' _ .UKlngtM «?•-, fair Miven, RE THE STATE OK NEW JERSEY vavett* *>*dern home; aew furniskiaf*; akove. furnished, netting good income. airt-nt. Constnnce Smith, 14 Maple ave.. •IX.ROOM RANCH MOUSE. Thre* HltiTltETOWV TOWNSHIP. Conven. TO: (LlKKORli SOl't'EL and hit itirt, klfbJrklly «Hlraklt. Hesselihe atmoepksre. Oil heat In kotk plans. Lot 15O.v22V Fairjiavrn. RE 1-2308.' kedrooms. Larg* wooded plot. irnt to Camp Coles. Plot ISOstlO, rfevihcei nnd pe fiontl rrprotOflta* Plvv* aalnutss froas Fort Monmmth. outkulldlnis: fruit trees, nicely land- Kef) HANK-=Mndern bungalow. Four Automatic heat, tiled hath, fireplace; Si\-room hnusi*. Screen* and aash, hot lARLOWK AGawfCT—New auagalow. tivea, and his, thp,r nr anf of thtir CCam** larl.aad We»d. Walklm distance leaped. Few minutes from new Rendi* Urge innms, tile batk, automatic k*at. water oil hent. ne«ly decorated. Price Living r**m, kitchen, two ktareome, lurceasors in ri_rht. ti-_:»> or inttrttt; TWO BEDROOMS, llvlal . la Calaa lakaratsry: parkin*; reasoaakle plant Sacrifice for quick sale. 2«> Conver.lmt location. Immediate aaeu- attachid garagi: 111,000: I V- »H,2U0. Weart-Nemelh Aeency, 41 bath.' s<*aasimi attic, full kaetav MRS. r thf> air* nf fmirtetn fine roidential aiction, nrar cverytklag. RF. «.J45(! ment: eutbuildings: 110,000. Mlaugk homes In this fina community, hnth, Oainplttelsr furniihtv. Friet lll,» < Third an., Atlantia Mifkltada. AT ! bAUGE AttTkACtlVE front room for well limtlsi-ar-ril grimnd. Residenre eon. ytam. nnd Rr.DKRT SUMMKR3 htr CgNTEll'OF Rtb BANK-I.ivin. room. Agency. PhoneRU 1 -__•_ 1 •___• available from 114,000 to l.s.omi. •*-r.r). 114 Ltiington ave,, Fair Hi*en nr««l k«lln*H faupl*. Lane clneet. Pri- taint .'> mantel- lieihoitms. twn master RK «l»»| hunl'find: ani BONNIR RAL f*RY- nt* home, near Rroad it, 25 Peters dining r*om, kitchen,, three hrdroomhrdrooms KCTV Mlfti—New. Quiet congenial neigh. Van Hoin Agency, Fair Htvsn. RE hatlis, scivnnt's iiunrtrrp, etr. There il Oil nn Infant under the ago af MMEDIATB OCC and hath,, basement:: garage:: 110.500. fourteeit vears, t)eftndant^, Pi. Pkene RE «-l9ir,.' borhondr well-built flve-ro*>m modern 1-4100.• fin attractive atmrtm'nt over the ga* apartmrnt. Molly tVRNIBHED ROOMS for rent, S9 Wa.Allaire A Son AAgency . IInc . BE I-IIMIIIM. bungalow: f replace : tiled hath. Expan- rage. OrTrred at 137.000. William H, bungslaw, Brlek ana tiaaer bloek YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and RB 8-9115. »erly pi. Red Bank.* HTDDCETOWrfOWrf^BeautifuB l country )«• sion attic, screened porch, full cellarj Hintelmnnn, Firm. Realtors, Rusaion. Beautiful sondltlon. Large raoaM. Liv. •"•quired to terra upon Frsncft W. Law- fURNISHlSD; fhrti-room. ateaai kaat cation withh magnificenifi t viewi ; 4!4!j •team, oi. heat; attacked gersge: III,- ing room with flreplare, colored til* lay, Plulntlff't Attorney, whost ad*>**a •urpli'd apartment. Electric kltekm. frtltlt RboMg: firTSisVedn Bun,*- VAN HORN—Rambling one-story Phone RU 1-08011. ______hatk, two Ine bedrooms, hug* kltrken. ta #100 Highway #3.'. Red Bank. New low). Near all facilities in Port Mon- acres with five-room bungalow: care- 500. John Mlaugk Agency, phone RU |. E-FTEl-lWroofWi RRANfH location'; Supply <-»a electric, 171 P*| Walk, Call takers cottage: barn; chicken house. I711,' * colonial. Four bedrooms, twn Stair* to large expanainn area. Steam Jtrteji. Ait miawrr ta the cyrti.Miint Hied AT I-016I-J, . •eatk. KE 1-14«» or KE I.MST^ five-room home; automatic, heat; two* heat. oil: garage: 113, .100, ftoru. in a Civil Artinn. in which t.EON LAM- iW«tfc nTBSIJffltff~>UKIMr~l« per Many Bne fruit trees. Asking 120.000. RUMSON — Spacious "corner, Victorian tiled baths, (replace, electric kiteh. car garage: full cellar, aereen*. storm ON^RCMJM, kitektMtti; fit raiiei Allaire s> Son Agency, Inc. RE «-34S0. dwelling eeven rooms (four kedrooms) windowM, new rangr, Price 110,008, Agency, Pair Haven. BER8ON and HfcLfcN LAMBtKSOV, hit parklnt apace; utilltiet lalaeludee d i» week single: »7 double, TMB* Jnor. an. all keat: patio; garage: 122,. wife, art PltintitTs. and RoMULA Mouse fully Insulated, Near Fait Mon- BUinJTNG~eTlTE~irits* country, Mlo. two baths • sun room: hot water, oil heat; Veterans 1100 down. Ella Wiltshire _ tlon l« nr.tt, D* ev.rrthlnaethlna-- I caaa tt** aMkt it dletawn area. Eight cleared acres. two-car taragt; plot 100x130. Reduced 161, Van Horn Ageney, Fair Ha- Avency, Realtors. RE i-_10l or SE t. Fair Haven, Only twa 7**M old LOTKA. widow, et all, art Defendants, plta»af.t Call EA jMTfc; aaoutk. 0* k«i line, ttt Sraachport to a. RE ••4111, relief demanded In the enmnlaint will •• deiirra. Oil heat. 130* Ocean •«. beds tor business couple, rive minutes turaaaue ranch kouse. Wooded lff1 WSKTOUWB prettlllt loc*. walk to town. RE t.OOOI-W.- bedrooms ard hath on first floor: sec vats,- oil heat. Full cellar. Plot Realtors. Rr. H-330* or SE 2-0004. taken aviini-t you by default. 8n Hrigh' SE 2-0I4I-J. ond floor, two bedrooms and bath: at- plot tOOxISO, Steam oil heat, mod- Olien «ee|.in,l«. ions. A n exclusivli e llittli e area near VUA8ANT stoBM—In private home. IOO«100 Taxes ISO. An outstand- THKtE-7 i)OH FURNISHED aparleawt tached garxe: hrecseway: basement; ern features; garaiie: 113.500. Van FINF.-T MONEV^'iti^hiiy^YSu " will the river. Thl* eharming home hae a for rouplf. No p*ti. T Lafayill* Near bui line. Appb at SI tail ier- very targe plot, fully landscaped anr The aftfon hn been Initituttd f*f tha il.. Red Bank • 20,1101. Allaire A Son Agency, Inc. ing vs.u* at 111,100. John L. Mia- Horn Ageney, Fair Haven. RE •• airrir when you Insncrt this attractive l>urpn*e af forrdosing a certain .wort. avir. Rumion, Entrance la rear. After nK_t-it:,n ugh Agency. Phone RU 1-01II.* home located in rhoiite l-'air Havea lo- with many tall trees! :4>foot livin, I P. M.! 4100.* room with Heatilator flreplai*e, grs «ag* mud* by Alomo FieTit an*| Carolina Sol)£tlN hOCTORS residence and of- cality. Living iniini, 34 feet, with clout dining room, tiled kitchen. Very J r'idd, hit wife. *n Ruth R. Diattn, FOR KENT—In nee] Ran. Ceatrally flees. Center of Red Bank, Finest fKHUTIitrfousIjTcoStTived small petr^eif floors, T-'nrmal dining room, lile large heated lunroom or den. pawder dated June \Z. 1940. recorded in tha accommodations for professional man. bungalfiW, Living room !0*22 with litcheit. den. two.car ntlaeheel garage. Isctted. furniakod f*«r.r*««i aMrt. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT fiUNNISON HOMES. Ranch and room, three Ana bedrooms tiled hath Monmouth Ctfluntf Clerk's Offlea In B^ok -»nl, «itk kith, Fhon« RE «.|0ll *r Allaire A Son A>ency. Inc. RT. «-S4'.". many built-in features and picture win* Lovely woiuled lot with riparian rights. Attached two-ear garage: IM.nni. forul 1113 of Mortgagoa. on pagtt O. Af. BED BANK HOME; living room, dining A SHORT'BLOCK"from Broad St., Red dow ovcrlonkinK patio and fish pond; colonial. Interior wills of me]. VHIUC Mt SZ.'i.non. Immediate neeupan* Agency, fair Haven. RC 1.4)91. covering rremiits on the North ai4t of r**m; automstic heat; four bedrooms Rank. Living room, dining room, two bediooms. hnth, kitchen, automatic low-tons wood psnclling. Combine cy. F.ll* Wilt'hire Asrency. Realtors. Wallace Street, in tht Borough of RH fURMSHED APARTMENT, Eltlkin. heat; garage. Price for fiuick sale 19,. SF. ..Iif)il4 or RF. «-)*0«. Open week- bedruom. living room and kath. En* and kath; 1135 per month. Schstiek kitchen, four bedrooms and bath. Base- An* living with actual maintenance Bank, in th* County of Monmouth end Agency, » Linden Pi.._RE •-0J87. ment. Good oil heat; lil.i'OO. Allaire 500. MinuKh Aiirncy, Phone RU 1. end". Stats of New Jersey, which M«in NOTICE la hsrtay given that an afftr age hat been assigned ta plalatlffa electric. Buiinraa eouply ally, Pkone aear River rd.. Fair Haven. Refer- roURTBEDRooSTHoDSE All Improve- pCrinineiihbirHBoi. IT,001 ta II,100 complete on your horn* in Middl^'own townihip; in«u> has besn rtetivt4 ay tha Mayor an« Strtin. RE 6.0923.R after I P. M. ences required. Write "Dutek Colon. ments, partially furnished. East Keana. near N'avesink river: six rooms, bath; lot, Everett H. Thome, King! ktffil, screens and itorm window*. Full Baraugh Caunell af ta« Boraugk of Nt* And >ou, Clifforif Soffel an4 hit heirs. lal.' Bo» 611. Bed Bank.- kurir. Price rensnnahlc. Phone KE I- plpelesi roal heat: front and hack porch- baimrnt, n-itomntlc h«*it. Can't he heat flhitwibury for tb« ptirehait af prop* devisees and personal representative! and FOUR ROOMS—Uafurnieae*.taaaaaU es; needs renovations. Corner lot, Highway, Mlddletown. at* oecup*ncy, |T( NT asaatk. Car- flIVaW-ROOM houie, four bedrooms, 02KI.M after I P. M. fnr fft.i.00. Klin Wiltihlr* Agency, arty lacattfl in tha Borough of Kt*hit, their or any of their successor! 1* 114 baths; oil hem. Convenient lo- • 11.50(1. Mlnugh Agency. Phone RU 1. RvultorB. RE 6-3306 or SE 2.0004. Shrewsbury being Lot* N01. Nina and right, title nr Interest I on a O. touth* lone Agency, 134 Leilntto* a**,. Fair SHREWSBURY—New fmir.ronm type 87J1.* Oprn WPPU nfK worth, are triad* parties defendant he- Haven. RE I-MM. cation: Ills per month. Carlone Agen- hosres; Inrge plots: 1500 down for RUMSON—Two bedroomi, livlnv Ten (• 4 10), Block B at shown on cy 134 Lexington ave, Fair Haven, RE .... jnm residence; fire. the *'Map of property of Oliver A caufle n* two of the heirs at law nf FURNISHED APARTMENT. Four room. G. l.'a Approximately 152 monthly room, kitchen, new b«th Ishow- Ainnro Field, you mny cliim to ha tht l-llll pays principal, interest taxes, insur* place; three bedrooms; hot water heat; IN l.KH HANK An old house *» n.au- Porter, ir Shrewsbury and Orran Town- and sun-psrlor, with private katk. FLORIDA DUNUALOW Tamiin; fuT- porch, garage: Sll.uQu. Grossinger • fr), pi! h«f, ?»• witcr heater. tifu'ly ri'mriilrlrd that it hnit nil thei-hips, Mnnmouth <.'ounty New J«r»ry, ownfn of m'd premifci. Suits eouple or family ef three. Prlvat* ain't. Oui, tlute lifl. East End avr,, I!. K. Allen, C. E., November, 192 0,' alihed; three roomt bath, oil keat, off Sycamore ave.. between Broad at. He ne___Kl__ 2 III ll_K__. I I_S_ Conveniently lorwt«.!. Asking 14.* cli.iiiii uf .i it- .. home with H modern And you Eileen Pryor Metiker. Joanna entrance, front ana rear, ConvmlaM t* alKtrl* kitchen, water heater; car port; SSW CAPK COD; four rooms; two bed- nitrht'ti ami Imtln'oorn, three ballroom*, and particularly deiicrihrd in d«ed fron Wakefield Summrra, an infant over tho but. Utilities furnished. RefarancM re. and Branch ave. Model open or call 7.»0, l>fnnii K. Byrne, Re«ltor«. Ar>oi» Corp., a corporation of the State landKaped lot. At but stop. 1300 to R. J. Marvin. MA l.tjua. rooms, tiled bnth: expansion second livinj,' niotn, diniiiK loom, entrance hall, mtr of four teen yean, and Bonnie Raa quired. Call M—auth Baatli 1-MII.R. floor: Uiemcnt: llo.noo, Grotslntrer * Phone RU MIM).* of New Jrriry in dissolution tr» thePryor an infant under thp ag<» of four- June. MO 1-H08-B. 4HKIWSBURY—New six-room rancS rn-w hi•Htinjf s-ystrm. fiiUflnd ; one-rar Township nt Shrcwnbury, .luted Febru THREE.ROOll fOlNISHED aaarfitent. ROOM'S: Railroad .„., Belford. Heller, RE C^HKI, RK «-ll:l2. Karat;'. Clour to sen or. Is ihopping and teen your p. ar* mnde parties dtfendnrit. Adults. CoalraUl loiated. Writ*. type homes. Three bedrooms t lame LlfTLF. SILVER—Colonlsl. seveK roornsl ary 10, 195'). snd recorded in the Mon ht>cau<>e a« legatees and devisees under plot; electrie stove, electric hot water OCEANFRONT—Unique thrce-bflilraom tiHn.-porttitioti. Axkini; kl.'.OOO, Wai* mouth County Clerk's OfTW in Bonk th" !*•• Will «nr IVodfl. PaWL 2<1 AC: for thrField, de.eaned. you nmy <-'aim to hiva kooy rntNIIHED apartment. hnt water heat Landscaped nlot; MfHtilmor flrrplact, hot air XHM licit; Hank. UK «-':iM. Hut water keat; garage available. All improvement". 70 Chursh St., approximately 110 monthly pays prin- •11m ni Twenty.'ix IliuuliPii Pol Ian eomr> IntrTPit in »«li1 premiifs, IIH.O0I}. Grosilnitei' ft Heller, RE I-Kundeck. A iking $ I ,^,.'.<>", llmni* K. FOR" A pori'tilt ur ntlirr "nrnftiiilnha'r. itZ.ftQO.nr,) upon th- follnwinz tcrmi ; Nrar but and railroad. 117 Brldga gvt» Belferd. KE *-07JI-M.-a _ cipal, interest, taxes. Insurance, Only Anil you, Mrv Cl fTonl SofTel. wife of mnmigHfrHOUSE. Seven r^om.: three left. East End ave., off Sycamore 8IO11. RK S.idJI^ __^ Byrti. n1JMKn.Ji_U t1160* homr nnd f,tli*T. N»w orcupitd by 1. Mown payment of 1200. R«H Bank.' 1 1 Clifford >'offt»I, her Chrin'inn name beinf two>aar gaiHKe; near school, bus andave,, between Broad st. and Branrtt (JOtlWI.VI.. three years old: three bed- RUM SON—Stunts* "horn* ! fhrtt- larcc M, 11.; 'linci'u'im lion *-, hath roomt up '1. Thr balanee nf 13,400 to be paid UNKURNISHKI) — Avalllhli now; l>j room*, two bMhs: radinnt lieat. Largu uml (Idwii-'iiii-^ : KHnurr for MI vera! rnr«: unknown. Tt'try Smti hwnrth. GtriTtt •tons. Vicinity of Red Bank, Choice ave., or rail R. J. Marvin. MA I .gam. hid rooma. (IniNhfH third floor. IM'II, in rasll ftr r*ttifl#d ch'rli, upon Mf'iivt f. Pn.i'-rt S'immrrv ere made far- rooma and batk: kiat, electric and ktt location. Immediate occupancy. Suit- T%O.TAHIL~Y~HOU'SE. ExraiirnrcoK1. plot: two-car gnraiie; tir,.n»o. Grossin- hettt: one-cttr «»riigf. i.*«nveni«ntly fcii- hlrain h' iit oil-lii nl, (Ircu.iHnry fl» *onn final aitproval and arceptanc* i water auppliccl; reaionakle. BullRIII Sfr_a_nel_r. RE «-'eJ"". RE «-l«:l2. us di-irril." Ii: It* rl Hunk. AxMnit *IH,. of this offer and delivery of Vr* defer dan* Wa^o us th* r»an» rtivt couple preferred, fall KE l-00il. able for two couples; ideal for com- dltion. Good location. RK B-'rjM.W. (laird. A • k i n jf $7,800. Dennis K. dtsd. t.pO'1'ti of Clifford Soffrl, Inn« (I, South. muters. LO 4-4510, AffRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE six- COftAliE ON li ACltKS; eight rooms, Byrnr. ftfa.1tnr«, _rhona il_U J.-Ji'VL* iliiO. Will unn^iilfr nny reat-nnnhle niU r. fiEAUtlKUCLVKlJRNTSHfDTiuT.rooii. four hriP=ilodern six-room home. room home. Stone fireplace, Venetian RUMSON—Br»nd ncwl Expansion vnt. 3. Conveyance to bt made by Bar Eileen P'yor Metiker, yon may claim tt> und three-room apartmenti, 117 blinds, aiuminum awnings, sunporch; Bank, Asking 121,,'0o. Grosaingcr k RrdJ.iir.k. UK fi.:!1'i|. ; Ocean ave.. Welt End. LO LOW. Bath, furnlikcd, to Junc'l; 175 month- U»c. Two btdroomR. bath with shmv. A (i(ioi> I!M'J HIMI/r num.' in Re4 vain and Sale Deed, subject to have mm* nt-Tr«t in Such itatt of fact is a Takt notice tha*. application has been bath. Newly decorated. Bullntal FWnuWJ(5M~r(oUarrnrurnl«hed. with REIi BANK—ITUTCH culonial home; physleal inip^etion of tht RO-foot frontniie, etich on Hance eve., Inrgo living room, fireplace; modern kath, hot air oil heat: garage. Aikinu j.__ _ madt to th<2 Mayor ami Council of tha couple prrfprreil. All utilities included. hot water, electric ice box, heat; 145 New Mircwahury. Phone HE «-a3H-J, fll.TiOO. Dennix K, Byrne, Realtors. premlus would diielosc. Borough of Rfd Bank to transfer to Nice location. Inquire 159 Bridge ave., month. Hamilton ave., and ('home ave., kitchen: tw» bedrooms, tile hath; auto- AN ATTlt\"iTlVK HOME In ShrcwHbury, Id) Posseinlon af the prrmlsei Charles F, Pntlerson Hnd Millie Patter* RlllRnl_ll«iikk . CORNER LOT—55x141 feet. Atlantic matic heat; expansion attic: Itfl.liOO. Pkolw RU l-liao,' with living room, difiinit ror.m. ki.ch* Leonardo Inquire Sam Sire. nc»t door. and Rockwell aves.. Long Branlh. Ncnr by the present occupants son tanner 1, tradini; ns Holiday LU UNFURNISHED—Three rooms and katk Schmidt Agency, 8 Linden pi. RE I- RUMHON—Two Hummtr eottaKei. Lav. in, HIM- hiilr'ioni nnd tile tinth im flrit and surh rights as they may quor», for promi<<'« located at 4 Whlto on icconrt flonr. In Wcit Long Branch. river, bus: facilities, sidewalk. Contaet 0.197. inir room, kitchtn, two bedroom*, ttnth floor ; cmi ti« drfiom uj^tiiirc ; full cf liar. htivf th»*rrin. FARM FOB RENT-100 acres, In- Clarence Reynolds, 485 Hampton ave,, ««!l lis^'l uf f'»r nimim- room. Hot air Str^t Red Hank, S, J.. rh.? Plenary Re- rh.irc- Ul t;-:i7U-W nr LO «.3iU. *tch: garttKv »i>ac«'. Excellent incumr. (e) Outitandinv right«. if any taU I>litrihiit!on Lic-rnr So. M-IT, here- Long Branch. LITTLE SILVER HOME—Large living i i ITU In tin-.r hint, oil-lirrd; WHrntfi'. finofl 1 lURNISHKlP—Thrrr rnnm». hath, tut, eluding' 31 acres applet and room pictil'e window: fireplttre, pow- Aiklnw *7,O0O. f Offer K tannin K. nf third prrsnn 1 tiiri tin. titfur* i*Mit>t_ iiy Iht M:ijnr «ni| Council LEASE TO "JUNE 13, 19II. Lovely Byrnr. It.Hitory I'h'ii).- IIU LI l.»ll."__ (J. 1 mi.riK.u'! .im hv HnMimnl. niTntil itu-hulcs hrnt uncl all utilities. ' Leaie peaches, young trees, popular va- der room, thrrc hedronms. tile, bath: ;^'J.7.",H. Schanck Agency, SiiTISuN— two hcdronmi, UvWx" Vomn «f thi« nffr r the Borough flf Wiaarrrt, tr«rl!i.j as UninUy Liquors, rieties. Phono after « P. M., KE rage: 1100 month to responsible family Front -t.. H. il Hniir.. RK B-S-I"^ fn- tho tirpmi'ei locitr'J at 4 White man. RE •-.••III. « Linden pl._llB ».n»7. (broadlonm rariietinift, dininir rnnm, C.yrHKIllNK STIIKKT.'n^l Hank. Liv. Nr* Shrcwhlmry to <*Xfrut« all MXI4, or two couples. Reed Agency, RE !• kitchen, hftth, hot water, uil: ittuch^l Hi*(.•(:.•!• try rjitrumfntt^ for thn rli*- Str-M. fifd Bmir,. N. J. lUUK.ROiiM -. unfur* NEAR RED RANK—House? four years iiiK mom, (Iinine room, liitrhrn, onr ; ni«heh H apartment. One bedroom: ga* *arage. Atking II?.'.00, Denni* K. 1 rhirgr nf t»x t *n< si|jiin*f the 'I'hi' num.- of thr ]t,irtn'T*hip li Fat- STORE FOR RENT In Eatontown. NcM BBAUf IMJL" Id-Acnfc homes,te. Near old: 1U.\I8 living room, built-in book Byrnt, W»nlttirt Phone RU l-llitn.'. hi ihfifitn, first lioor: tlin* Hr ilrnom - nnd premiiea to the date of delivery rajc; rll utllitirs. Porch and private ihelveR: dining rnnm: Urge modern bitth SITMHII fl.mr. A ir'-n-l h-iy ofTrrrfl tfr^on A Patt»r.-(iri nnd tHc names snd entraniT. Plenty of rloaeti, Inaulr* »o Viil H«m«, Uood for shop. All Red Bank, City water available. Only nf fWH, »ddrrs»e« nf »)' \t* :-tncr» «re: conveniences, Call Swarti furniture, Sl.soo. Also Pints on Hope rd., 2O0x7S0 kitchen electric »tnvr; twn. bedrooms, dt .«• :.no. W.-iikrr A Titulai:. 11 Ka-t BE n-n.VH.R nftrr :.;3(l.- bath. Fully insuUteil; full dry cellar: NINE-ROOM colonial brick three- Frnnt ^'.. IN-1 ,,Hlrk._ f(K ri-IM/H. __ S. If this nfTer in iccft'trd, the Bor< Charlr* F Patterson, 1'.'^ Second St., RE I-32U foi 12.400. Reed Agency. RE H.012I,' (Migh of New ShrewiSury to re- Kryptrt. N J, THREE ArAliTM-NT! Furnished ar T*0.1sEbROOlsl RANCH~kiuicT~"ji7. itorm windotvs, wrim: attached Mr- Itory hfMiic; uii porch, thrtt! RX'MVllN- A'trrrtiv. nioilVrn Pj-ro"om unfurnished. Automatle fas heat, hot FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, furnished. age. I.ot I.Vi.N'.'nn; fully Isndscaiwd. reive a general re'tair from MilK* Pattenun, III Second St. Key* Inquire 4 Patterson nve., Shrewnhury. foot living room, fireplace, dining hathi. extra Itvitory; three-car hnnii- K'.i.stf]: ion ;it t ic. Full liiir> f.enn Williams and BTtha WI1. water: .irivHte entrance; near transpor* room, modern cabinet kitchen; attached 112.1100, RE ••39^4. merit: ntlii'-li.il ir.irfiKf: oil h^at, (.n«il no-., N. J, Ution Mrs, M. Dolan, 128 Main it. Ul'FlUk SPACE—Building lofatecj on garaf*; parqutt floori. Rtiidential Ham 1. upon dtlivsry of dsed and Objections, If »ny. nlmuld be mad* gatage; corner property; automatic riURttY TO WAtEllIIUhYl-Falr Ha- location : .< I::,." fi'i, Bowtrll Airrnry, RU toratlon. immedtaU ponfiilon. payment of balance of consid Immer'iiiteiy in writing to Amy E. Shinn, Bread St.. Red Bank. Inquire Strand (ill heat. i% O, I, mortgage, RE «• ven siipcinl. Twn-gtory frnmc- house. inAT iMii sratlon: CHARMING APARTMENT, Furnishsd, Restsurantfl.lt BroadJt. . 4ini-M. ' Six rooms, nrwly pnititrd and decor- Phnnc LO «-S100.* Clerk of the Borough ot Hti Rank. Bor* : urn. that a hmrlng on the «a!d msttsr All Improvements; newly decorated. WILL SHARE MY well equipped, soji- nti'd, Clv,-n*ir.t'»l iwo-riir KHrilx*:: hobby SM- th\ horn*' t«~iu>iircpTiitf cutrh Hall, Mnnmuuth St.. Red Bank, SHREWSBURY BUNGALOW. — Five 1 1 Is to be held at the Tlnion Fall< Jlrhoal For refined huslncsft couple, Call after vini' room, fl I** t'lni'' , dinitiK fortable six-room house with congenial rooms, two bedrooms, full cellar; >hni>: $11.0110, Rnlstun Wnterbury, SKMI'HUNiiALOW. Thre* btdronmi*, room, HtMiup, Tint on Fall-. Nrw Shrt w, *, 1 y 1 * . w;ih a it' uiitifiil viiw nf thethe umi, sccordin* to 1IAM In- 1»lil fur L'nunts ol the iub^or,bfr»*. Executor! uf roid Itltlon. For Information rail l.a NEAK BED ITITIK— Four-room huma-' trunipoi'tatioi); 111,800, Frank II. said property by tnv othtr per-ion. FLHNISHtli—Two rooms and kath, III tilr plot. E.'jceritionsl vatue: 112,000, |.aw»« Red Hunk, Tall fnr II IiJiiiinl.Ti'lit Rrililrn Aeency, the rittts of said (Ifiea.-icd. will be audit- Tarrs Quaint Co., lit Oakland it. RE low. Two bedrooms, tile bath, ex. Rolston Waterliiiry, ll-sllor and Iniur- per month. Call RE I-S4II.M. II ' 0H.1. nanilon attic, full cellar gas heat; Jin.. tOi'^-On"tintnn iv»,"" l^*>tTr"iirnml »t., Inr. Ill Mi.iintnuth st. RE «-H9!> or B.» Order nf th» M«y«r and Unrmigh ed and stated by the Surrogate of tha Mhi t* nr. l» W«it Frniil «l. RK SIT__ Council of the Borough of New Shrcwi* County of Monmouth and reported for COTTAGE—J 'A room.', »«u monthly; 500. Halgh Agency, 137 Broad. RE BltOAl) STrfEKt^fTrisTfJEWcfr: TdTTl r.O\|iS, All iitilltici, K*no »!(•• f«r KEANKBURG — Four-room furnished him 1*tonm spni'tntftit, t't't furni.^heil, •-4HV 12(13.• *m*\\ hume Ankinn |H5t). IIU 1. FAIffTTAVKN 'IrtVEI. le.tlement to The Monmouth County npiiitmcnt. (JHS, electric. Frigidalre, all utilities Included; 20 minute Hrivr •XTfiNfflrVS—WyUff rd. Come,•1|ois" for llnrtor. rrater hall, twn l*r«e ,HU. HrV Imlh ami si>- v MARfiRirn L. t!Ef:r>. Court Piobs'i; Mniiion, on Friday, (ha prlvato puch; al«n thref-room »unit. ta Fort Monmouth, Stmmler, Willow snd living ntoms. Hiniiiir rnnm, kiichrn live rj—"ST\ "rnoiiiT t)».1« Rnrourh Cln-k, fourteirth day »f Doccmher. A. D. 1151, Nice location! rlrarcil, eNCavaled. hedrnnmi. till* liath, nil hent:' pint AtlMY WIKK MUST SEliT—New htin- if'i||Tt.||nr tp>. at 10 oV'ork A. M . »f tin- County Court lmv fiiPiMird. Phntir KB «.(I«8|.J.' Locust nt., Highland.". HI a-lflM, fiiiarsiitird lltlr, Saerlncr. wt-rourit ill. 1:i,'"MI llfil.l, II Aitr'l MOtlEUS—TTirec funil«hed ronim. All • O.sinll Hern rut I II ir nrnlrrl, VVnnHerful UHlnw, nvr yr^rs uM. Twn lifHi'oonu, UK n-t I:• :s h'imi A«\'n| Mamnaula County fturragata'a Office Houie, Main «nr| dn\n Sti-sets, Freehold. FOUn.RO6M7"TW0.Sf(iRV hoiiic. One ne>i, l-jsii, WHtr, llay. 13« North 17th invr*tinitit: .?l".7jii. RnMnn Water- livintr rnnm, Hininv inom, bnth miH Inr. I «. Moil- In 'lt> matter of tn*? rstite of K__ra New Jcisey. uliluitf. In a beautiful neighborhood. hathrcbm; good condition. One mile E»*t llrangf, ^_ iWlEft'SMJIfV In.r .rnnm "ill Mavldsnti d*fai*d. Notict to rrerjitnr* nlth KHrnicr. Call RE •-II47. If out. oury. flealtnr uml ftiftiirnr, \n WeDt mtirtri ti kitchen, t>!,t h««rnifti! ; to ;>rn»»nt rliims against tstatr, cull BKnln, 1'lpa.Bf.* road, RE l-n.'iln.R.j, Front st. RK et - :i.-, o li. iw it il<'I in I'lir", IViJfl''; inH RAVALP H Mftt-hMNALn. lltlitly lloHtrill . SSli-rnoml , moil- ttVTRKWshlfRVc'AtE c-tfli. Hhiartly (wo.cur i/arRgi' HIKI (IMVII .Irlvenay, 1 Ptir*uai^ In the order nf [forman Me* a',. ROOMS—On ground floor. Heat and ern colonial (three bedrooms). I' j tllril h.rh'-il witiii:'' . mid f MIM:I«]IIII nttie, ^11 Park Avrnue, FURNISHED seven-rnom Rumson kousa deenrbted. Livlhff room, nrcptaee, For Information, PNII RK «-iirm»-_Wf Fuddln, Di.iroiratn of thr County of Mnn« New York City. New York. water Included in rent, $82 a month. to June U 1052 tint monthly; fur. baths, picture, windows, fireplace, auto- Ai-rney. Ine-,. l« Mnnmiiuth St. mouth, on the aptiliratlnn of thr under- Available Immediately, 47 Manor dr.. Hlnlng room, fli'lt-finor bedroom *nd THoMfSON A('JC:NOY--I nn the Norlh Shrews- Fulton Trust Company of N«w Yorltl fiffin(AiiK=BuiineM ion*. Two thrse". pllyrnum pnnelM In cedar, sutnmatlo NRVI Hink locHtlnn: II 1,000, M East git in (0 the rrtdltorl of sala riirsntd By: Jo«tfih A, O'Connnr, rTScjOMS ANirB'ATH. Furnished! bungalow, two bedrooms, two baths, room bath apartmenti, Automatlt 1 iry r!vi t New bulkhead. Older horns to present to th# >ald flols Esscutrli ir unfurnished, In new house, •**• 11,111 annMilly; unfurnlihed Hlfhlands washer snd drier Included. Asking Us- Krnnt HI, RE W'ti* nf »ix nlre rnnnn (3 hcdrnnins), Hot as aforssaid, thtir clHtms undtr oath. Vice Prpildenl, keat| thrss-car latagst let )]x70; |U,. ion. Rnlaton Wsterhury, Realtor and 100 Broadwny, • iiousp oiT Highway ai, near Atlantia tatttf*! ill rooms, bstb, garage, lt,:«ll THHP1KAifcNCV - Twu-apartmint UNtrr nil h»Ht: twn.rsr garane: fsxes within «U month* from Chit dat«» •hlunda. Automatic heat, hot water. aanually. John Minugh Agency, Rumien Its. Excellent opportunity to start own Instiror 1» West Front st. RB H.alOO,' dwetlintr, Central tncntlon, Ft til Rank, rirlrr *:mii Shnuli! he seen: I'jo.iinn, New York City, New York, buslnsss with law sapsnsss. Mlnugh HIVERFHONT™8tstely elms, Stiacfoili Oil heat! three-car guru if, Hrilnhtvl cel- Dstf.l: Frrrhnld. N. J,. Nnv, flL 1951. Exec u tori. SnitrHo. for newly married or builnui * ph»n* RU 1-07H.* ______Agency Phone RU 1 •nTir), loriM Aireni'v Fair Hsi'en. RK H-1.VI3. mRTHY bAV!bV!b«6b K goujilf Cull AT liOqio^W nlilcr rrslileni'n l,M)nM— Will riarrlncc new nvL-ninm : '•I Plnckney Bold, 744 Proud Strut, Finn* lirilrfiime. tilf hath, flrrplsce In EH»t Krnfif HJ. KK S.fiTfin,- •.HI .|i l'» r Hnve'i M.lluhlful WTCE ITENf TT> drilrabie^ builneaa Furnlshrd four hrilriiunis: Hiitnmntio noiibp, Twn bedro'tmn, living i ,inrn. Trd BMik, V, J, Newark 'I, New Jrr«*y, livlim innm, mod'nt l.ltrhen. iiowdir i^N •"A"iJ>;NrV~""Ra'irrh~" II.HIM", III I. .I'.'i'Nf.v II«.. l.^iliiinnul. t'ouplo twn.rnom unfurnished cottage, heat», Adults prrfcrrril. Immediate nc- nrcnUrr kitchen, dlnetlr, linlll, CMrnn. Wilentr. tioldmnn/Spltter Attorney*,, I1S.14 ni, hot ^ulrr nl h'Ht: tnii.iHr gs. i ]miiK*'lttriiK f'Miun, Kiirh. 1 Qnlptt tinar hu> line. ilnrr«: |4D month. rupinry We al*n have irvorsl trlntrr • Inn allii. cellar, fully Imtilalcil liartl- A Sit ' lmmedlata at'unnry. Write, "Fair Ha- r»ntsl, Ella Wiltshire Agcnry. 12 Broad ._••. IJI.Ollii. RolOnll Hatrrhurv, in, i hrfr hPdi'fMtmv hiitli firr-nlurr n*! 11 1* Smilli «(.. wooit floori, oil hsst, elumlnum windows. 1 Tht toad to vctUr and bigger bu*U »•!," BM 111, B*4 Itak.' It. tit lank. RK Midi, SS 1.0004, Renltnr snil lnsuror. H Win Kronl it. i**< . •itnch»*4 gir«K' flt/iOn, tl '" '"-I 'n ' Dnitia Ai'n') , lair I-fi-th Amhny, N, t, Mil. advtrtlsa In Tha Rt filter r'gularlr. tlseorit... Wrll., MeiaMi /•», lllf.rd.' Xut Frtit il. M 1.0109.' RS ••1.190.* Havsn, RC S-4HJ, Attomyi, 111.41 —AdtarUaMamt Uncolit'Meiriiry Executive! DiMiut Sales MOM A MT OF llUILD YOU! HOMI OuJke HOWAtD* LOAN ov C* T. PIANK APMMV AO0ICY TOVtl MAIN ST. 4 MATTttON AVI. ASftUIV MM, N. J. (AS Hottgae* Mas i HOWARO SAVIN6S INSTITUTION, Nowort fMQM If fVIMI

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Two New J*my l>«el*-Mere»ry dealers tJiMuee proeWloo oa*J tales wWfc top eie«*> 1 In town! toot of rVo Motor company at a lunclieoo U Detroit la ooojoactloii witk A* Ua««lii.M«rcvry HIM put Dull, dingy mXk tarn onnuel meetino. of aaWfitine, eommitteo cfcelnMti. Tfco dealers ara Cileries R. height aad tfcewful with Du Pont Spnri-Euy. An «0 latjlisli, left, pretioW «f t««li«k Motors. Maple eve., eatj P. W. Sftormaa, point!*,, president . with water—one gallon up to af P. W. Sherman Motors, Aibwy Park. They ara talking witfc I. A. Duffy, vice pretioW, pur Yws'll lik* ipaadEwy «kait»f, Fort) Motor campany, and rloht, S. W. Ostrender, operations menefcr, lincefn'• UUHCHIHO • MM KOUOt • MM < The Ladlei* auxiliary of the Fair that did not make the newt col- null procedure, necessary to nettle Haven yacht club will meet tomor- umiu. all outstanding bills before tha end row night at the home of MM. James S. Reatdon of Shadow- of the year. Ocorge B. Moxley on Church at. brook rd. attended the foundation Member* of the Methodtat church meeting of the Father*' club at will attend tha Thantugivinf aerv- Seton Hill college Sunday, Nov. 4. let next Tbunday at U a. m. it Shrewsbury auxiliary to River- tha Chapel of the Holy Communion. view hospital ha* postponed Iti MM. Ouatave J. Freret of River meeting until Nov. 38 because of rd., wai hoiteM at a cocktail party the fact the meeting would be the at her home Friday, the occasion day before Thanksgiving. being Mr. Frarefa birthday. Follow- The Community club wilt hold Need New Furniture? Or Bedding?

Mrs. James M. Heuck LIHle Silver, New Jersey Dear Ann Marie, BE A SHOPPER! Wall, what tjo you think of us now? Just like you said we ought to, we've gone and Go Here! Go There! Go Anywhere! stacked e whole corner with the most exquisite Hallmarked sliver from ell England—Adie. The world's fleetest name

in Sterling for generations. •, , ,,j.,,:».. w , And en English lew (e bond to the last) soys that you can actually have yaur head chopped off because of But this silver. 'Tit a fact. If you falsify its cantent, yau losa your head. That's the law, made over 600 yeort 090 and still in effect. Btjfort Buying ntw living room furniture, bedroom furniture, Wo agree, you'll *urely lose your head ovor this silver tnnerspring matfressei, kitchen furniture or juvenile furniture .. * —'but in a bloodless sort of way. visit Clayton J. Newman.... compare our merchandise for Take a look—seme of the pieces aro pictured at right—the covered vegetable dish with gadraoned edges, quality end price. See if you don't agree we give most for $69.60 including tax—the gravy beat, $37.30 Including tax—tha salt and pepper, $15 each including tax—tha the money. small mustard dish with blue-glass liner, $2f.6O Including tax. We've many mere—none inexpensive—and all magnificent.

Truly, wa hava liacame tha finest small depart, ment stera en tha ceast —with everything from food, to silver, to linon, CLAYTON J. NEWMAN 5 to furniture. No wander \ sa many people mike us FURNITURE - BEDDING - JUVENILE FURNITURE a on*.stop

As over, I Veal .CHINAland Ann and John Itllantine Chine and Glass Shop STOtI HOUMl ? GLASS-SHOP MONDAY • W1DMI0AY . FRIDAY •»» A.M. to ttM P.M. KIOMTYUVEN UOAD STREET RED IANI • • • MEW lEIStY TOW DAY > THURSDAY • SATURDAY ItM A.M. to eiM P.M. 1ED IKOIttTKB. aOVEMsMSB II, lift Pi a* Eleven

July. not beea aoeepted by the asuBicl- in th* Interests) of ittf**v«d rail, teas. la this way wt are able to fro** llsamout»uth usinusiag thesheaet llinei i pelitl truck and air, a* well a* water : finance, develop and operate in the Sp«dtHiiM in CUIIMIH a*o aaKaaf ug- to *» taiautte in transportation rates. public Interest the land «a arri Text of Spcerh travot ta**_____. as ceaapare_ d witk the Ma*d MtaVrti pter* It taok lor tkasi t* raaek their I jut* want to add] that th* Port elr terminal*, which the' Port A> to tk« taal tl tka tortaiaal ocrvie* avUskit asjitifcen UaaO tt task far them to raaek tl Our proposal for tht impiovement project which could be Bnsnced, de-' thority hat proviicl for vo'j todjv ltwt aiftu kafara tka ia tke world. Aad we are BOW esr tormiaal destinations in •peeck termiaaU ia mldtown of the municipally owned piers in vnioped ind operated through the without burden to the taxpayer "' 4 ualtir Oagakstr t faced ia a Ni-asilUsa dollar airport New York, which play avch an im- Authority doe* not undertake any I — IU4 ta development pro-rats at Newark, MaakotUa ia pr*-P*rt Authority »attr»o Tawt Data Caaaatrct kf Hewtvi) C. Cullaaaa, bus ttwaaiaal day*. And. ef couite, portant part In the prosperity of i investment of private capital. Our Teteraoro, Hear Tork taUraatioaal all the people in th<. port district ft"Id ia within that, narrow margin W>h en eir'.i Bnr.^ir^^rr.p: COPWt ckturaaa tt tka Part tt Maw Tark aad LaOuardia airports. tswy now sajoy all tke comfort* m.r.z «v«n- you're ir.-< rr,.-.--.J Awtkaiity: sad OMvatuSBces of the world* in both iitatp* wan aUo r-jer'e.i by where private eapltal cannot earn j '. At Newark airport, wkick *J« *f* | the muniiipality. The impoj-tanre <,f a tufficieBt return on Itt Investment I | z ".'"''• '••••;fi"! "''»; dtvelopiaf aad operating natter a •sot Isadora kas termiaal. ! an government can aqueege j i MM, iMMOHl t *aj aeu«iau • ttmr ttthtlm- | a port improvement pro^mm, hoth u E'I-MIJ s.d i "i^'ci.V.' tcraatiaf mmt laftHBMtlvt ''Near ttVvear leasekold witk tfc* CMr la oar family of termiaal fanli- I in New Jersey and Si-v York is through for a long pull without * Jaraer OtMttaa" tka atktr 4«y of Newark, ow plaas iaelitde • aew tie* sr* th* Near Terk Union Mo- . quite iihvious. The people cannot! tertlaemtnt. wtuw I mttUtt am tka cevtr ruawav systesa and a aew pasaea- tor Truck terminal aad it* (idtcr ! ^et full hrn^flts from ovpi-aged, de- tkt aaViti wiklicatia* af tkt i (er tenaiaal buildiaf aad etaor fa- tertBiaal ta Newark. At present the U-iioraled, inefrlcifnt pierg and oth- •aa f^ttaMlM C#)e citttlaa at Ckaaaa rrackttlaan af eilitie* that will atakt New Jer- Newark termiaal is ieseed to the er water-front facilities The. grea1- I •••Iff 4144 Mtxemstitw St Maw iugav »K: "A ttur«|r pcafl*, •ev's pioaeer airport one of tks UaHed ttais* Air rorec. But when e«t port in the world deenve* the 4 PI«U CI— m- ral ssts) *>i tjwiatlr IMuaUatHia, iatelltfaatly Saieot aaywkere. Da*if«# to kaadls M Is released far general use 1 am bent farilitiet in tho. world. We **•*• N. J. •racraajtva aati avar BtMrtatlc. ut l.«M pUne* a d*r, Newark airport ours tkat Ma ksBoSts will be re- ceitainly do not havo them today. ktstMiaa a. grat>Ur MaatBtxatk *srde Havsl ammuaitlon pier the movement of good* from the WtMBtt Itt •*!«•» S-IMJI •appybTbtlNqf HiatorU Maatawtiik cwRty It alia rats we kotifkt Teterkoro ait- for prtvaU radastrial ourpostt U New Jersey-New fork port, and •Mdlara Uaaatautk cauaty. 4*4 thus help to meet the promotional tkat, of court*, ia laaaartant Far la Berfea comtr to sask* as*v WM tmr {segment, however, tha' t Ut developsMai ttiftShk •Ve^B S^^PBtSPoS^S^B' B^B^BSs*1B^p^a^tBjBjBxaBB^ BS^VISV c*n- ••(forts of competing ports, partic- Will Btckicfct it wauld aat ka aaaufk Itt tka pta> S ularly the agKreMiVn Oulf porta. MONEY LOANED pU af MoaaMtitk cauaty ta »lt back •aaptr rtfientl airport tjrkMi OM •f asaalatioa a»4 harbor aeed arises. In the mesntisnt Tettr- detracted from its availa Our port protection program is de- and refect upoa their tlluatrioua tlvitla* •igned to assure that our port will • • • • larakaara, tktir rjiafK'eteaat lam*- boro is specialisinc la tke kaadliaf bilityasta rcial or industrial Amqr of private, esecutlvt-typ* aad earfs water-front facility, and could not enjoy fair and equitable freight ktttfawoaadeaeray. marki *H tke natural bcaittie* of ttl air traffic. work out •aaaelally. Wa have rec- rates comparable to those at com- swVlMlatWtttfc*a _ - their countryaltft •,na their ihore, ommended important pier improve- peting; ports. The Port Authority Sown af kidney f utetlot. Doctors ttr (nod The modern and arocreMiva Man- Under lease from the CUr af ment programs for Jersey City and appears before! committees of Ton- kidanr £iwctioa It wry iaaiwrtMt lo good mouth county, M you know to well, Newark we alao have the retpoiiav grea* and varlout federal agencies Broadway Loan Co. CSS WtNtotattvttreaMtMttlaa.tuth ibility far Port Newark. We are re Hobobea, but these program* h.iv MS tkosaf wat Smith Furs m «Mt tawortMt it one thai a»»reci%tct tka import- igfofcttusWsiatT- ance of gr'at roadways. It It one hahillt.iiinir and developing this 14 SocoritJ Avo.. lona trtiwt) •ins WckMwfo nMnM•Me.. Minor M»t> that underttantla tha need] for (and vital New jersey facility as a mod- ler IrrNMiont due to eold or wrong alict m»> hospital* and other community tor- ern marine terminal, which will be «ti»iiit»«iL__ vicea. Many of you here tonight arc particularly beneficial to Industrie* • MTAMIfrt DoaDoeTtt Msbei yourr tMdttii II tknt eotti. tlon kothtr rau. TTr r Dote'D' e fill.-fill * *<»t>4 i» 4«u!4«(tu!tt th«rt«( year under city management luck jiNnMntt wilill k t rtmltrtl i utlnilt tonight, I had a feeling that moat IW. VAlUf f|.M AUTOMATIC at Oit C«»rl ihtll think titlttklt of you had probably been kept In Mt MM**) Paffcsi M4 i«MiM . pretty tloee contact with Port Au- •olid ootoitj. Orosa, Maroon, Rust or Navy. Tkt tkjtet tl Ml4 ««U It tt •kttln • thority affaire through Oommit- t-ajrrolls at Port Newark hav« la. I tk aocfeou. Also plaid eorduroy la »4iawnt »f 4lTtrtt kttwtta Hit plain- tloner Armttroag. But *t th« rlik created from M,IM,0(» to tt* all. •row* or MtM, giM* | ** ill tn4 you. of repeating *em* af tha thing* hi lion dollars under Port Authority ha* already told you, I thouid Ilka aaantgement. Attoraty (or Plaintiff. to review for you here briefly aome . The Port Authority but terminal comnmoY tor your home HI •» Av time." Aa a buelneaeman I believe Pk44la, KurrofHt tf tkt County of Mon. aioutk, tklt 4*y mti: on Ih« tpplleatisn that public authorities play a par- SiMi l> I*. of tht vndtrilfntd. bteutort of tkt ••• tlcularly Important pa" In demo- -MM att »i A4tli>k L, Bftuii, dwitMd, aatlc* cratic government, beeauaa they , ftvottts It kinky al»« tt tht trt4Uori tf Hit make It poaalble to apply tha meth- k 4MMM4 t> artMRt f Ikt tala tauaton od* and efficiency of good ktwiaaji at tftmald, their rlilmi undtr «ath, CHILDREBTS COAT SWEATERJI 'ItnFn iiv mnnthi from thii riitt. management to tho development, Datta Frakold.N. J., Ontakt r II, itSI, financing: and adminittratioa of RM. VAMN I1.lt UEORGE A. DKAUN. IK., large public enterprltr*. If (tlcnwood Av», Oranct, N. In the Port Authority our board ROBIRT A. R«AUN. of eommiMloner*, on which you V-nteb, I button front, wsvtn designs, sol Id IDI Rroad St^ Eatontown, N. I. have a native ton, comparet with enlor. Rlbhsd eulf and band bottom. 100% Oil DELIVERY,*. AbraaiorT A Prlcf. the board of director* of an effi- cient private corporation. Perbapt we la the Port Authority come- Atlaratya. 111.41 time* work a llttl* harder at out public lob* than we do at our pri- vate John. Although, a* you know, Bojn* Cotton Coat Sweater* m Btel Settle la the •etaaik */*&*££!?'' *" "•••'•«'•*« •• the eommlttlonera receive no com- WITH THIS NEW LADIES' FUNNEL PAJAMAS Puiiit aotict la keraby *l«ta that I. Hulk •. Crawford. Collector af Ttitt of pematlon for their Port Authority Mt. VAIIM lijf Ik* Bortuak of New Dhrt-iburr Honmeutk Ctunty. Ntw Jtiiejr. will atll at oublie service. RM. VALVi UN tuietlon on th. 2»th da» af Nonattr. 1111, at IOIOO A. M., la tkt Ctlltetei's A ahort time ago on* of my fel- Q.E froat, blsaer strips front, wild eolor JSfetTiMpi Vails. N.J., tkt following BareUtfttr deteribtd ltndt. low eommleiloner* nd I found our- Bsay aaat style top, elastic back pants. Pas- tkt ttld lands will kt told tt aakt tkt eMttillt ef amnieiral lltSI esargeatle tal, Ptak, Blue, Males. Lac* eyelet trim •tasvas and baek. IUM I to «, Otllaat tht i>s» on tht flrit day ol July, Mil. at eonputed la tka taa Hit. te. gelve* hard at work on Port Au- gatktr with interest on taid amount from tkt «rit day of July. 1151, to tha date thority bualneaa at t o'clock at let* you don an »rwsgt>tiM •oekllao. Slat*Mlota «f salt and the eottt of sale at pubiit vendue to tuek ptraont at w^l purchase tht night. He atked me why I thought Matt aubject to redemption at Iht lowett rttt ef lattrett, kut in at ease in excess the Port Authority commUalonera living room without onto worked to hard at their public job*. LADIES* RAYON PANTIES "' *his ."l. 'i! i"»d ."nd."", th. pr.vl.ltn. of Artl.lt 4. Chtpte, I. Title II. ef the "Why do you tuppoa* we do thJt, moving the dttnet ^"™ Kevin* Statutta of New Jtriey. 111?, tatitltd, "lalt tf Real Property tt Bnforct Howard?" he aaked. And when 1 LltBI " quite frankly «ald: "I dont know." VALUI Sf« Ths ttld lands to »t told tnd tkt naaitt tf Mrtont tgaiait wkosi Mid taitt ho answered hi* own question: "It't save B««B lain on aetouat ef tack parttl, art at fellewti because wa are Interetted, and the MtmHy aad las* trim. Color* Whit* and Wa. Davit E.t. ft W». Held, blk It, lot M. was. Wa»il*t...... |J.2l IJ.IJ IT.ST constructive work wa are doing ta Pink; gaootly mtdlum else. CylaiaKufnn. blk II, part lot II, laad, Pint Break „ I.M T.JI T.J7 to tatttfying." FO Turner, blk <*, part lot II, a tcraa land, Grttn Gro»e ...lO.ei 19.24 lt.94 Dusa'n Abruaio. blk •», part lot II, t« teiei land and build- No Bed ttaao inn and Part int II - - 1t.lt 1t.it Ladles* X-Siie LLEARASCE Aden, T. BerrJ. part Iota 45. .4. 41. * bid*., White's Ptrk. But ths Port Authority commit- Pine Brook •• - 11.11 11.71 lionets, no matter how greatly In- Rayon Pantint Otetr a Mary Cook, blk <«, ptrt of lot T, land and build- terested or devoted, could not LADIES' DRESSES ingi, Shnfto Bond, lteeveytown - _ t.J* IS.TS handle alone the reiponaibllltie* RM. VAIUI Itt Roland Cupitt, blk »7. part lot 21. land and building. Green plseed upon them, fortunately they Rtf. Vattw to Grove „ „ „ , 11.88 IS.Ol have available a career ataff of ex- Unknown John Dot, klk V, part lot I, about II acres land. pert* on whoac Integrity and abil- mort or leu, Arturr Avenue ...... „.;...... 41.71 4t.ll ity they can rely completely. Our Rebecca ft Stanley Forehead, blk F, lott ». 1, Sprlngdttt ^ Port Authority ataff is headed by Isaae H, tiiihuly ltt~ klk aTTlot 4. it atrti itnd and build- our capable, hard-working execu- Ingi Hopt Boad «. «...«— • 114.81 US.II tive director, Austin J. Town. And Kino K.t'olain.n, blk i. H lot II. Orthard St., Hanet Park.... 1.71 1.71 I cannot overstate the Importance Osiers WhtU, Pink and Blue Abraham A. Megill orKcGIII. rart let. II. II. II. and build- of ths fact that the Port Authority all lisas in in; eat ttrlt. ing, Whltt'a Park. Pine Breek _-. lt.ll 11.11 I* able to operate unhampered by Dora liorosnw ft Charltt Ira, klk Is, part itt I, t aertt land. Stttt Hwy. #13, Saaftt't Ceistf «-_..._... 11.11 11.91 rid taps, bureaucracy aad political Ottt McMillan.' blk A. Itt 71. Hante Aft, Haaet Park U.ll U.ll pressure!. MINt QUALITY Mestant Corp.. Chtrft. F. sVkajidt, abtut J aeits. laad and Many ef tho benefit* derived from buildings, Fiat Brook ..—..—— ....••••• - 11,11 4t.ll the Port Authlrlty1* facilities and SPORT SHIRTS OUvtr A, ft Ella J. Porter, ktltaet of late, Peittr Tratt. tnd service* can be traced directly to buildings, Pint Brook -••.——~~. —. 10.11 17.1? Monmouth county. For example, RM. VALUI S!.ft Htnty Jtlppt-Nath'an Phlftpt, bun aad building! Pint Brook ll.U 41.01 the third tube of the Lincoln tun- Andrew Bitbardtoa, blk 14, sat let I. lead, Pint Brook 7.11 7.1? nel, Improved tunnel and bridge ap- Gabtrdlnt, Celanet* Rayon and Flannel. John IUnsay-r, S, Marpkv. klk 14, part Itt 1, 1 aert laad, proaches and the like, are aa Im- Wide astortmtnt of colors. Sites: Small, Pina Brook —-..- •• 7.11 15.JJ portant to Monmouth •* they are Medium, Large. W. A. Richardson Itt, klk II, lot 25, about 14 aertt, land to *tiy other community in the New and building Beereytown 11.41 11.10 Jersey-New York Port district. gaJ **.«•*• sffaaslMkgaJBi abssagsstk Cart ft Mary Riltei. blk 17, part lot 36. land and buildings, MINI HIAW Aabury A»e., Green Grovi 15.14 ft,7S There It no doubt that much of •WWW * OTfiwi rrvfiiT Ruisell KchafTtr, hilt B, lot To, CUciry St.. Hanet Park 10.85 11.51 Honmouth'a buelnets and employ- COAT SWEATERS Robert Seirller, blk 47, part lot 10. ii teret land ac4 build- ment rely for their continuance on WORK GLOVES inRi, Sycamore Ave - » .. 111,11 IS3.lt the ease tnd comfort of automobile R«f. ¥••»• $1.91 Herbert Schum.m hlk 5», lots VI Si 4 II atr«s land and travel between tha metropolitan Rtf.Vtlw»SHr«lr buildings. Wayside Rd.. Wnysldt —J.... 11.41 11.11 canters and the New Mty W, Biimliinu et als blk IS, van lot II, II terct, land, resorts. Ths Port Authority's dote Aabury Ave, Reeveytown 114.11 111.17 Gutrin k Helm Tcdd, blk 43, utrt lot 5. land tnd buildings, co-operation with state and local Hope fill . . . >«. 11171 111.11 highway agencies, such ss ths New Hew 1951 Gutrin ft Helm T»M hlk 43, ptrt lot !, land, Hem Rd 11.11 1S.I4 Jersey Turnpike Authority, ths Guerln * Helen ToO.I, blk 43. ptrt lot «. A. land, Hop* Rd 11.14 11.14 New Jeney Stats Highway depart- John A. Taylor blk 68. lot 4 I terta land ft buildings, tktfto ment and county and city tnglnaere Rd!, Reiveytown »,...»..T.™ 11.14 U.ll assures a highway system efficient- NOME leon ft Michael Tamurln, blk <9, ptrt let 1, I aert. ltnd, State Hwy #33. Shatto't Corner 71.14 11.11 ly integrated with Port Authority T. Irai.-. Vallrau, blk 52 part lot 4, I aeret land, Wayside crotiinns. And this program encour- Rd., Pine llrnok 17.51 11.11 ages travel to the Monmouth area. CLEANER Irneit k Ethe Wadlcy blk 48, ptrt lot I. 14 tcres, land and A few years sgo we reported to buMdlnm Tinlnn Ave 410.10 411.11 the governor of New Jertey that INFANTS' FLANNEL PAJAMAS Wm. Winxn, hlk '>«. imrt Int 19. 1 acres 'and and buildings, 'tn Important area of future rec- WBi»iil« Rd.. Pine llrnok 11.11 19.41 reational development I* the New 'it Most efficient clcansi madtt Jamei Arthur, blk C, lot 82. house tnd lot, Patch St., Htnct Jersey shore. The future develop- RM. VALUI $1.2f paI> ll.lt ment of the beach reaorts will de- it Eitrflsrg* "Throw-Awsj/* Oitnlel Bowman Eit., blk 63, lot 1. 10 tertt itnd. Bhafto Rd., *Mtsl colored Juvwlls prints. Sites 2-4-«. Reavcytown II.tl pend In large measure upon the tag! . •',^- '¥ Mary DeMalo, blk C. lots ID, 31, Appla St., Ittt 10 and 11, completion of highway routes, not it Circular tihtuit—no «lr Peach St., Hanet Park ...». 14.11 only In Monmouth but In Bergen, Wm. C. Halt, blk A, lot 59 home tnd lot. Cherry St,, Hanea Union, Passalc tnd Essex counties." Park 10.14 Robert P, * Hc»sie Ilnlly, blk B lot 14, house and lot, Chtrry Significantly, the Oarden State it 10 icitnuflcilly-deiipned Children's Flannel Pajamas St., Huncc Purl; 70.31 parkway, now being; built, will •uachmtmi! Howard Hotchklat, blk 43 par', lot 12, 1 acre, land, near eventually tap all of these counties RM. VALUI $1.19 Crystal Brook Broad St 10.70 of Northern New Jersey, And the Harriett t. Lockct't Kst,. land and buildings, Pint Brook Rd,, completion of this route will come, Pine Brook J9.30 Um to wf pbMt fir a Pastel solid colors with printed Juvenils 1 'CahonUs LeMleus. blk (0, lot 10, about 44 acres land and as you know, to be of major import- trim. Sites 2-44. building, Keevcytown I.S2 ance to your own county. Altx Mtdlion. blk 57, lot 11 lot and building, Wtyslda We have always laid that a new Id., Pint Brook ll.tl express highway, auch ss the New Bella Marx, blk II part lot U. lot tnd building, Green Grovt Jersey Turnpike, eliminating the Rd. Wtytlda .. •• 111,11 tlruome travel over the con/tested COAST Mat MeAleer. blk is. ptrt lot T. land and building, Syetmort INFANTS' SLEEPING BAGS Ave, Tlnton 1'nlla Itl.10 rt. 25, would stimulate business at Robt, S. k K. Lueilla McMnuis. blk »7, lot «l, tt ten. land the magnaflclent beaches of Mon- itnd liiitlillnitH, Rr^en (,1-ovt 115.II mouth county and South Jersey, HARDWARE CO., Inc. RM. VALUI $1.49 G»M'ir k JcU,,lilytiii Prllnlic. — Clirmo, blk II, part lot I, I When the turnpike 1* completed, New Jersey's largest and most aero land and huilillnr, Tinton Ave., Tlnton Fills 111.57 ple In Red Bank will be able furtil oolon, PsMh, Blut, Pink and Yellow. Alvin I), ilo»», blk B. lot 132. Cherry Bt., Htnee Park 11.11 drive to Times *q. In a little complete Hardware Stors Rudolph A. Voncl, hlk 57 lot II, land aad bulldlnte. War* r Uptown B'way . Tel. «-MU sldf Hi)., Pino Brook : : _ „ ;.. ||,ll over an hour. Thlt It about 45 min- Wm, While Eil., blk St. part Int 14 I sort, land and build* utes lest than it take* them to get Long Branch Ins, llnmlllnn lid., Pine Brook 11,10 there by rt, 29, The entenslon of Plenty of frtt parking Hnrvey tinker, blk C5, part lot 40. about II acre, land, Reov. the Oarden State parkway Into roar of store. eytuwn 18,94 Monmouth county would cut driv- When the min tukex tilut-'e, tuiyment of iM taxei, or Kftflcsuments, cnxts iinil in- ing time even more, «Vrthorl*»d Dealer terest mutt be pulil by Ihr niirchantr before the rnucluslon o( tho sate, otherwise tho pi'nriorty will he ininii'iliaU'K it'MtlU, Airport Kxpanalon GENERAL {£ fllCTRIC At any time brfnre the sale, ills collrctrtr will receive phyment of the amount The Port Authority's regional due, together wlh Interest and costs Innurrad to the data of payment, VACUUM CLIANIM J. J. NIWBERRY wf,M« nt, btnd .... lln dsr .« O.t.b.,, I.... tlrport program it giving to tht 77-79 IROAD ST., RED MNK »lll»» Celltiier. metropentkn area of New Jersey •nd Now Tork the aoat aodna air «** BBBB>wa«> CNAM•a taAM. a Mpa, ML , ,, *A« riorabel Blair, higher grade Atlanta, Chicago and Baa Freav C CNAMI corp* cadet, will be th* principal - ua cisco. •V ANN• fafaaaaaaiaaidtV ^ Tk» iMt rtturM had iuat eeiM !• speaker of the evening. Her sub- Claaae* for eorp* c*4*t*h»» ar* , SJt •ad thota ha backad had fat lad to ject will be "The Door." The pro- held weekly in every BjaJvatioa .._ 1A« win. At «rat fca gram ia being held in conjunction *, MMfC «u upMt about Army citadel. H t ha way * ha with the national observance of The Red Bank SalvaUea Araiy a, fAOi HOMT WNMJ ua whoia thing had Corp* Cadet Sunday which will be annual maintenance caapaldja now turned out. But. htld in every Salvatioa Army cita- ih*n ha realized being conducted la N*rth*a*t*» lhat ha mu»t dtl in the United State*. Monmouth county aaakee H p**- fitAf i!#it tha mat- ter aanaibly. So, Received at the local citadel this sihle to carry en th* eorp* cadet ...AU PM 11471 artiftjr lika a week were certiScetee for leseont program and other activities at real good •port, completed by cadet* together with the citadel. ha gava ttaa vie- torn hit tup- a letter of congratulation* by Ma- SUTTON MOTORS port. jor Frank Gibson *f Newark, divi- sional young peoples secretary. l^iral WfttaM lajarc*! % Tha ana a-n- aava mon#v H#«rin#> F»d Punk when the car in wkieh tha waa 6-3PC4, Henry A. Dries is higher corps ra- det counselor, and Graduate Corps tiding, driven by her hueUad, Csdet Marjorie Chadwiek, lower Hydie Rutler, overturned at aM|e grade counselor. and Hance rda. According to Fair Havea pelic*, INK CIM ftoragt Salvation Army corps cadets are the Butler car wa* travaliag waat Mn. Ma(af Hawy A. Driat, Ui^m «raa)a *mpt Ca*5at aa«M*ala», am—ti —itt>—ta» young persona who hsve reached on liidge rd. whea it waa MriKk a*. Uckir C*. ' tha age of 12 and have expressed far latiant cam»lata«j la ca«ati at MM CitaaM Manaiay *!•>». •icturad) aa««a *• fratu UH «• | the desire and interest In the six- by a Morey URu* track, drive* U HMfeMt MMtf by Oeorge W. Straehla af Naatwna. rifht, Mn. Majar Oriai, Hifkar Cara« Cadja« «la«abal VUit, Lawar *r*4» Carat CaaVtl Ittty year course of Bible study and The truck, said p*1***. ••* •'•"" hand book ef doctrine, Salvation V«Wt an. i.war. Cka.wick; Hlfkar 6f«4a Car** Catfat HaWt Orla*. a*d) M^rsri* OM#> Army orders and regulations. The ellng South on Hanee rd. lower grade comprises -he first Mrc. Butler wa* treated at River- wiek, lawar fra.a carat caakt cawnalar. Tkata wka racatva*) racaflaitia* •«• m act »<

Hadet sided Wednesday night of last DeGtrma, associate editor; Herbert week at a meeting af the Ladies' Kaul, art editor; Wallace Oyka- Hsrry M. Welcford of Red Bank, auxiliary of the flre company in man, associate art editor; Heary a Member of the Monmouth county the absence of the praaident, Mis. Hammond and Donald Merrlck, parole board, wan a truest speaker Martha Decher, who is in Florida. busineas managers; Geerge DaOar Tuesday evening at the mretlng of The meeting was held at the home mo, James Kirk, Bruce Murray, tha Woman'a Society of Christian of Mrs. Lester Richens, and Mrs. Herbert Kaul and Fraak Slayer, Service held in the church rooms William Mile* was co-hostess. The mimeographing; Herbert Kaul aad af HI. John's Methodist cliurrh. He auxiliary'* annual Christmas party John Richards, cover; Mrs. Edward told of hit duties and experiences will be held at the Willowbrook, Flanagan, typing, and Mr*. Naaaal M a member of the parole hoard. Fair Haven, with Mrs. Edward Wy- Smith, adviser. MUs Vera Tombleson used "Thanks- lie In charge of reservations. The giving" for her topic in the devo- New seventh trade tAeara an next meeting will be held at the Carl Sellers, president; tional service. Several hymns were home of Mrs. Benjamin Richards. sung by the group. Miss Mildred Wilkins, vice president; Laughlin, president of the society, Tha Ladies' Helping circle of the Hamernick, secretary, and Reformed church met Wednesday Kinsledler, treasurer. conducted the business session and afternoon of last week at the home welcomed Mrs. John Boyd aa a of the president, Mrs. Joseph Mo- Michael J. Crine hat been era new member. It was decided to reau, Sr. Mrs. A. C. Buck was co- lined to hia home by illn*M far mike a donation to the deaconesa hostess. Mrs. John Fitch of Bco- the paat six weeks. af the Methodist Home in Cimden. beyvllle and Mrs. William Marble Gloria Updike, daughter of Mr, The nest meeting will b» held at of Bfiyside, Me., were guests of the and Mis. Donald Updike, hM re- tha ehurch Tuesday pvenlnf, Dec. circle. Mrs. Irving Gemmell *ave turned ta school after being laid t, at the church, at which time the a report on tha work of the calling up several weeks with illness, Christmas party will he held. A committee. A plastic party wss Garrett Thompson and family cavered dish sufprr wilt precede held yesterday afternoon at the hav* moved back into their heu*e tha affair. The women will bring church. her* after spending several month* lift* for the children at the Cam- Mrs. Henry Hammond, Jr., en- with Mr. Thompson'* parent* at dan Methodist home at that time. tertained her bridge club Wednes- Vanderburg while their hone* was Hiss Tombleson reported on the re- being moved ta a new loeatloa. cant purchase of equipment for the day night of last week. Present were Mrs. Woodrow Matthews, Mn. Ellmbeth Messier has re- kitchen and silverware for the din- Mrs. Harry Surgent, Mrs. Walter UNQER SEWING CENTER Ing room. Hostesses for the evening ceived word from her toa, Frt Foster, Mr*. Sam Venti, Mrs. Har-Lawrence Adams, that he I* sta- wer* Mr*. Elmer A. Bahrenburg, ry Hawthorne, Mrs. Howard Mn. Elwood I. Monahan, Mr*. Ro- tioned In Germany. H* arrlvad 69 BROAD ST. RED BANK Thompson and Mrs. Virginia Haw- there several weeks ago. land Cmmona and Mrs. II. Bhoo- thorne, all of Freehold. bridge. Guest of the evening was The Parent-Teacher attociatlaa Mrs. William Wilshim. Attending Th* staff of the public school held the first of a series of taa PHOUf RK BANK were Mrs. Annahcllc Spiniue, Mrs. paper, "Th* Blue and Oold Talks,' parties Tuesday for teachers la Ullie B. Brunei-. Mrs. Joseph D. I* Beth Flanagan, editor; George the local school. Bedle, Mrs. Jay Baker. Mrs. Leon Wallace, Mrs. Howard Potter, Mm. Walter 8male, Mrs. N'ormnn R. Rl ley, Mr*. Frank Laughlin, Mrs. Roe llf H. LeRoy, Mm. James Nelrlin- *er, Mrs. Albert Heath, Mrs. Hen- drlck h. Rcnnett, Mn. William Bell, MUs Anna Cowles, Miss Flor- ence l>Roy. Mrs. Theodore Hatha- way, Miss Vera Tomhlrson, Mrs. Warren Anderson, Miss Mildred Laughlin, Mrs. Augustus Bogart, Miss Stella Bailey, Miss Beulah Thistle, Mrs. Harold Strneck, Mrs. Dyson Weodhouie, Mn. taille Hughaon, Mr*. Leonard Lufburrow and Mrs. Francis Woolley. Mis* Marie Reiainger celebrated her l«th birthday with a dlnnet •arty at her home on Indian Hill farm Monday evening. Marie re- ceived many gift* and a shower of card*. Quest* were Ruth Neighbors, June Laughlin, June Bennett, Miss Marie Bailey and Mr. and Mr*. Theodore O. Bailey. Ernest Er Peseux attended the fourtieth anniversary dinner of Manhattan Empire chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America at the Hotel Astor, New York city, I Monday. Groups Of The Haslet Fire Co. No. 1 was called out- to a lire Saturday morn- Ing at 4:30 In the Green Acres tav- srn on highway 30. The interior wa* badly burned and smoked up and a hole was burned through the roof. Tha firemen decided the lire WM ctuMd by faulty wiring. Mr*. John B. Ackerson and Infant Odd MATTRESSES •on Robert James have returned home from Fltkln hospital. The Hailet Scout units went roll- er skating this afternoon at the Belvidere rink In Keansburg. and BOX SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Bailey of Indian Hilt farm, are the parent* of a daughter born Sunday at Rlv- ervlew hospital. Ray. and Mr*. George W. Kan- n«r* of North Long Branch were Special Saturday gueata of Harry S. Cowles •nd family. Seaman John J. Wsrneek of Nor- folk, Va., spent, the week-end with FOB, THIS SAU ONLY! Ills parent*, Mr. and Mrs, Henry J, Warnoek. highway 3D. Miss Winifred Zucker Is on a ten-day vacation trip to Daytona Beach, Fia. Mr. and Mr*. John T. Wataon FORMERLY .95 hava returned home from a two weeks* trip ta Canada. Mr*. Louis* Jones of Lone Island •pent • few day* with Mrs. Lillle aVtKka TO 69.50 Hnghion. each Mr. and Mr*. William H. Camp- aaUONBt, bell of Seattle, Wash, hav* re- turned home after sptndlns; several week* with Mr. and Mr*. T. Longo. 5 Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Mr. and Mrs. Gsorge Dunn wer* '-" * aattnaasfcft* taaflatfc -*•—*- tftjm^ -•--«.-• J da>haBaa WMm Brldgeton visitor* Saturday, tH|MI WNWffw WlfW MVHIs. HwBWa MJ*HVB1 ^rWV VHfBI fw" Roellf H. LeRoy, Elmer A. Bahr- MlnMf *ep* rieWfy UwVHie BMrrM*Jf VMMfM*! WfSa 4 MRTOHM 5*50 enburg, Lester W. Bahrenburg, (CaaaaalaaM AlaaVaaaM aVaa%MaaB#ataaa4 Aaaaaaaaaaal ftaaaaaaaaW# akatMajaa taatlH LaaaaaaMM Itt tfaaaaV James Neldinger and Howard Pnr- t*r visited Wilfred Morreli, a for- wtWTl*, WfM VffifWl BVtBJfl* 9HMrr BWQRffVOTl WIH mmwj IN TVr mer Haaiet resident, In Boonton tuts. R«fl> •• Sunday. Delivery auanntsad for Thankaglvlnf * Colt'a Neck FURNITURE—Third Floor Margaret Ann Orine, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Crine, had a party Monday afternoon in cali- J. H. MOUNT CO. bration of her sixth birthday. Pres- ent were Mr, and Mrs. Crine, Lau- ra Sparrow, Diana and Joan Sv CORNM MAKI 4 WMTI gotsky, Diana and David Mataon, (Horglanna Cross, Joan Harmata, At Ratr «f Start Lynn Miles, Carol Zlmmarer, Headquarters for, Lionel Trains Thomas MoKnlght, Jr., Thoma* McGuire, Bucky LeMeun*. Lester Knlraiirc Daptrimtnt Sfera SHOT MIBAVI Rlchens, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Mc- Knlght, Hr., Mrs. John T. Cross, on I'nlim Avcnti* TILL » P. M. Mr I, Hairy Hngotaliy and Mrs., LONG BRANCH Thomas McOulre. Mr*. Crlns, vie* president, pre- tUKK WMWfKU. »OVEH»K» 13. TairU

Btmawem CMS* **yf£* •Sfc. MB HtttifM The Rumsoa ausilisry of Bint* A*et»t gctete. Mr. M4 MI*. Meaty Dc agea tad Beach Pavilion Fund Gctt 9S5O Service Leapt vi*w avteaital wiU hold Its aaaual Baa\ tsaal saliSBDtCsBBT dbsf f*-sadl B^aftjkAdk SMT eswdJfMMsaal Borough folice are placing wan- dinn*r for membsrs r.est Thura- eta Retort, 8ft Pint Cleat ead ing* on all cur* left parked •• Mr*. AMI Dnaae aad 4e«gkt« tearefw aa*ia*t ike Midteadwar the t*a*h*r** eeaveatlea peaaaatad with a wrlet watch. • ABMI IN Nuraiakf ter the 1:30 mass. On salt will to ami. Fla., and Havana.. Cuha_ Shehomemade cakes, candy and fill at Atlaattc City ever tto weea-ead. Mr. Weeiley, wto je«a** tto *•*•- RUMSON-Rtp.,** ef v»lunt**r i* on a vacation from her position MIM Judith Aaa atrehmcagcr, paay whn* it wt* la thlt hwretigh. service* aivin by mtaaker* ef theat Flnnerty's market. Rlvtr rd. Meut. Edwin Piters of River fd. aaaflbter ef Mr. aad Mr*. Otte had haea at tto Graaapaet piaat Juaier Btrvic* Uagite ef R*« William Chapman of River rd. spent the watk-end at tome. Me 1. atrabm**n«r. etiebtated her M year*. He I* aa etaeapt Ireaaaa Beak, were glvea *t a meetlag has ratnrned home after • two ii itttionad at Atlantic City with •14.lt fourth btrtbday Meadar at a aad termer avember of tto Key- Tuesday at tto heaae of Mr*. Doug- w*ekt' bmlnets trip through New the u. B. >favy. laarhiaa party- Tto gneiU were part Bagia* eampaay. He I* a las Frederick oa Bellevu* av*. York Hal- tJ*ut. Harold Sh**h*n of nrat Uada Nag. Caady mgfw. Kathy •imk»r af Careaal esuaeil. Reyal Mrs. j*k H. Weteoa esid that Mr and Mr- Arthur JicKe<- have I•t apent th. wMk-snd at tom* MeOraw, tUaabetb Aaa Barealew, Arcaaam, aad aerved a* a tewa R from Fort Bragg, N. C, where to V. Uak Be*t*Md. »•4 4***ea4* (ftlait Mr. aad Mra, Allse R A Bee- mv cm AMinv>aWAB>v Mr*. M. WiMaMM. «a.lrm«a «l KM *•*•*» HalKweea party told at th* Re* Mri. Henry Austin of Flrit at. «k* atid eetat*. eader **ik vilkia six tor af Crewa at are tto pawat* Bank "Y" houae for children using returned homi Saturday from •utiUt •••« tk* 4*u tt tk* afanwid •f a ant ablM, a tea, beta Oct. FAIR MAVEN-Mr. tad Mr* »y MM IW«l af eee*r, — tk*r will kt Imm baned •( 1 OueUw i, Fraret ef River rd. were the cerebral pally clinic sad their Monmouth Memorial hoapite.1, tk*ir ecll**i tkcrefw (fsiatt tk* MMU at Bt- Peter * heepKat, M*w IU«J lank, gtraaa«H • •*««• (W MM •• JeMg*. fadwarb, clienr. mother*. Bhe also said that the where she wai a lurgicat patient. Bruatwlck, Tto toby weighed guaata ef toaer Tuceday at a *ur- M ataa •! MM U.S.C. •ptrarlaf «a«M*ilrra«. The meaay wiN fa league will work with tto women's Member* of th* Lddi**' auilll- |ffteeTr-eekeM. ». I, KIXIHI » elgkt peaad* end ala auace* aad priee cocktail party and buffet nip- division of the Manmouth County per at ttolr tome la eelebretioa ary ef Ocmnio hook and !»ddir CU1SMCB e. COMM IB.. ha* toea aamed Allia Meward. tawertii MM erattie* •! MM MW I Safety council, in promoting taftty company attended th* ahow "Call Mr. aad Mr*. Herbert Bbwr tove •f ttolr 11th wedding anniversary. •u(*Kl|k«ar B*«u II ••a•d ia tto home for the haadieapped. Ma Madam" last Thursday night mssmr«urai t. th. |.«ldH .dvtrWi retiiraed U ttolr hsm* aa Ravlae Preeent wara Mr. aad Mra. Fred Mri. Oeorge Cattlemaa made an in Niw York fity. t _ M. t, dr. after epeadlag tto weeh-*ad E. Qregg. Mr. aad Mr*. Alfred P. family moved Sunday from Fourth tppetl for comic booh* te he tent •* I-O»I3 an< pile, that «<.' Bayce. Mr. aad Mr*. Keaaeth W. at. t* Red Rank. Evelyn M, Voplrkn, aiater of Ed- —Sdvt Pirna*. Tikr*ee»s,"e*»s«ie with ttolr eea Herbert, Jt- a fr*ab- Omcer* of tht Mai|.t-Jtggt Caet- ta the Children's Shelter at Free- ward Voplrka of * Oak wood lane, at Albright celleg* at HertaeU, Mr. aad Mri. Peter J. Mn. A. Meade Robert ton cele- hold. Elctola, Mr. aad Mn. Richard Ef- ieette club, iacludinf Mn. Mianie brated her birthday Tuesday tt Is one of 433 new students rfjrli- Atttratrt. 111*1 lag. P». Doyle of Bea Bright, a member et Arrangement! are undtrway to •*r*d at Haldwin-YVallaci college. fray, Mr. and Mn. E. Joeepli 1 tor home ea Miller it. NOTlCa Tto Matawaa Alumal a the Ladlei autillary ef the Veter- reeune tha program of playe Berea, O., for the full quarter. Mis.i Sf (iit** ef • I »4**M*t et tkt H*** la Ml4laf iti aaavta]latfibla fralk Bctorer, Mr. and Mr*. Joa«ph P. •aa ef Foreign War* tor*, were la- Mcmton ef th* Ladles' auxiliary league member* gave at eeveral Vopicka, graduated in June from! •)«,•• Cwtatf Ct-trt fllkaU IH«Ww aanci rrtaay, a**. », at tka M|h Peyte*, Mr. aad Mr*. Retort M. stalled at a dinner Monday aigat •f th* Veterans ef Foreign Wars county school!. Last year, mem- at. Boniface high school. Cleve- a. (*•*• NifMiktr J. l»5i, tki wkwriktr. Raoke, Mr. and Mri. Albert Me here Tuesday night mad* plant for * tk* *4siinitlrit.r •( la* ntett *t tare aekool tymaaiiuaa. KayaoH aa4 of last week at Marlta'a restaurant, ber* aUged -Th* Tinder Baa," in land. Mttawaa taami aa4 their coachei, Crackea, Mr. aad Mn. John Scully, Kcyport. Plane wen mad* at thea biage party for pttlent* at Fort rural schools at no cost to th* St. Mary's guild of St. George'! •titatata aaa aJwMl an lavitctl. Mr. aad Mn. Rotort Cuitance, dinner for attending a acrferawae* Moameuth station hocpital Wednes- school or the child. Thii year, the Eplacopai church met lust Thtira- la tbt fanaana, Mil al ivkli* set ea Mri. UiUr E. McQueen, Mn. Ber< «k* ttMsitts at Valaa A»ea»*. Btll«4, Walt Btaigar an* hb) baM will of "Finian's Rainbow" Meadty, day, Nov. M. Mrs. Ella Hennessey, opening play will to "Rumpelitilt- day at Ralph hall. The group Mew Jwter, 1« e •iaiaaas »rlct of furilih tha awale aaa tat Brtaia* tha McCraaken, Mia* Ella Boehm, Nov. W, at the Paper Mill play- chairman of the auxiliary's hospital skln." Final try-out* will be held agreed to work on a mrmorial to II,711.11, all tket trett aFland aura tatlsa wf tha "LittU Bfawa Jug" Carl Mullir, John Andenon, Jamea house, Mlllburn.' committee, is ia charge of arrange- Monday night tt th* home ef Mr*. Rev. H. FalrfleM Butt, 3d, former 1*ttll»t4 a* nllews: ta tha wlnalar ttaa. will to tto E. Wallen, William L. Baily, Jr., ments for the party. The auxiliary Robert Malda In Fair Haven. rector who died recently at Balti- intt ef UM i" Bel. Wallace Davidton, Richard Ford Mri. Beast* Bpeekia aad Victor awia. fcatur*. Bauter ot Jersey City were week- win contribute prlaes and eerv* re- Another program fer children be- more. It was reported the guait PRICKS SLASHED Vlrtfaia Kuhiu aaa Ctauaia Hit* and Wilfred H. McCracken and freahmenti. Plan* also were made ipeaker st th* January meeting anilei Ml** Ftonne* Plough. end guest* of B. J, Miller at hie ing planned Is a Saturday morn- In Every DmpmHmmt • *f hav* to*a alaetaa afRetri «f IHtral horn* en Ocean ave. at Tueeday'a meeting for a secret ing art workshop. Mr*. Herman »ill be the head of th* Kanwi i OM aa4 !•••«• IHaliaak at* tya* pal party Tuesday, Nov. 2T, when Hteflttt, cemmunlty arta chairman, lorn* for underprivileged hoyi. EXTRA Tattlt af Patral Two af tto Mwly* Member, of Twlnlight poet and member* wha celebrate birthday* The guild has received an lnvlts- — EXTRA SrCCIAL ••—» Ladle*' auxiliary of the Amerlesa Uet week had a eonferaae* with lr j»To; lMvW'p*«'i?»vJ?l71mrH»»d •ftaalaia Olrl U*A IratB. Tto Uaraac* Harbor, Moadajr evening durieg October, November and Pe-a rtpretentatlv* ef tto Peoples' lon from Canon Smith > «tttr\d M trooa It alraet*4 by Mri. rta4triek af tto Auxiliary of th* Midway Legion, VF.W, and Ladle*' autll- eembtr will be gueat* of honor. BlBINNilM si • HIM I* tk* K.rtfc. Ity, and Bona and Daughter* of Lib- Art center at tto Maxim ef Mod- luncheon for consumers' league* •elf tije •( V*l*a A'tnut, 4lttiat Ittr Moatr aa4 Hit Varaon Kllla»». Hoi* Fin company •" Waihiat- Mra. Alle* Johnson is chairman et ern Art la New York, te tee if a D*c. 1 at the Essex houie, New- SUITS IS**] III) fttt Wtt the tenet pal committee. Secret leltriteUia »f tkc Wtnttrlir tie]! n( Cot* ifivincoi Sunday IA tha World werkihea program eeuld to worked irk. Hostesses wir* Mre. John H. (**• Pliet tfilk Ike Norlherl- si4t *r Ii tto guMt ot Mr. M4 Mra. Nleho- 1152 year were Mra. Frank Martin, pals will exchange Christmas gifts nut In Ihli area. The league i* Smith, Mrs. Joseph Htrohmingar, _ Ualta Avtsut, at4 'rtm Ihenea runnlns lai A. Muaaiac af Crown pi. president; Mri. Stanley Ellteon, War 1 monument on NaVMink ave. and Identify themselvot at the aux- hopeful of starting thli project In airs. Paul VanBrunt and Mri. Ham- f (II Nirtlerlr, alons Ut Nystker Mr. aa4 Mn. Wllltom H. But* vice president; Mra. Raymond Ina- at the bridge to Bet Bright, andiliary's Chrirtm** party Thursday, the near future. kilailr, ia« hundred *a« tnatr*t*>* aad •t the World War II honor roll at lei Bentsen. A hand crocheted ta- -.-•ttntk! l*el*th wa» won by Mr*. Philip ltr.Batkt em ttt* Haa: tktret (t> ttolr aoa-ln-law aa4 teughter, Mr. Xiagier, treasurer. Huddy park, where wreath* were ant, aeeret pal* for nent year will i>etere ef Uonnrdo. 'Mltrlr, il*n( Utt KyaiWrs fiftr* placed. president of the {faveilnk Garden Igkt *ad nfti'Mlas, nftr (1*1 fttt I* aa4 Mra. William Btaattt af *!acb> Mr. aad Mn. R. L. Bimptea ef be drawn at the party. Mrs. Vivian club and an eeredtted flower shew i Nuaiker llihtr-levm ta 1*14 Mac •aa it. Waedhury and Mr. and Mn. Ed- "Our Club* met Wednesday ef Bsndbora, chairman of the group's judge, gave an Illustrated lecture (II atetlitrlr. elan* L*t "" Mr*. Jam** MeCermaek ef IU* win H. Walker ef Berlin have re- laet week at the home ef Mrs. Otte cancer fund, will hold a rummage POtTAMJ Reut on Central ave, Members la on floral arrangements. Arrange- 10% via* a>. to a Htlaat at rairawat turned te thilr tome* after enend- aai* Saturday, Dec. 1, at the library, ment* mad* by Mn. Lengtnbtrger toaaltal, Jaracy City. Ing Sunday aa th* gueit* af Mr.attendance were Mra. Elisabeth Preeeede of the sale, which will be* were awarded te the following MEW! U,ICT»IC Mra. Jay r. Moautur aai 4a«ffc> and Mr*. Je**ph Baler on Main et. Watts, Mi*. Henry Roemmele, Mr*. gtn at 10:10 a. m, will be contrib- members, Mr*. Jam** Cewaa, Mr*. Robert Matetotte, Mri. Charles Vllllll ter IHfgy hava ratura*4 te ttolr Atvla Clarke and Paul A. Egtn uted to e*ne*r nteirch. Auxiliary Qeorg* Cattlemen, Mra. I* C, Til- IMtMttatatii NCATEHS UM IMBM aa rwiatala av*. aftar IMM> ara Mjeylng a vaeatloa from ttolr Yeingit and Mra. Harold Oakea. members Tuesday night made a lattnn and Mn. Stanley Rumell, Jr. V UWIDICI KOTT. Mr*. Watte waa haatew at th* witith • Skhta • E lag a vaeatloa la Ptaaiylvaaik. peiltloni with th* Prudmtlal Life contribution to th* chairman of the Mn. J. Spann Jeffera asked for A4aiiiili(rttM> af tk* Kttat* club's mittlng yMterday at Mra. Ui P*im«ttl aa4 family hava InauranM fomntny, •th district ef V. F. W. auxlilsrlea toys to be sold In th* ttagw*'* • Iwaatan • •( Itra la«aifartii>r, IID.ll rcturnad to ttolr horn* la Laiwa- Sgt. Flrit CIIM and Mr*. Jame* Oakes' home on Beach blvd. Pltnt hospital drive. The fund will fl- were made for a Christmaa dinner Thrift shop on Shrewsbury av*.. NiMu el BaMlstaMl *t A**«n« bors, Man., aftar ajMRdlng tha Drugaa and daughter Franeei of nanc* th* purchase ef glfU and aMrs. John H. Bassett said that th* •etati af le>i>kla X, WillUtnn, 4eet»t4. wtah-aad with ratatlvn htra. Frankfort, Oermany, are vlaltlng Tueiday, Dec. IS, at Cedar inn onparty for patient* at the Veterans chop wai selling a a*w Ha* af Kttlet Ii ktrek? *lvtn laat the ae. Mri. Phoato A. Zicglar antcr- hli pannta, Mr. and Mra. Henry Naveiink ave., where this year'a Administration hosplttl at Lyons. Christmas card*. email af tkt subaerlhera, trusttti *f taln«4 tht Frlaay Evinlng Plnoeh- Drugai, at their home en Broad secret pals will Identify themaelve*. Th* auxiliary accepted a casket 20% tk* *tt*tt *• Ml Terk ing movie* were ahewa by Thee- day, Dee.fi; at 1:» p. m. Mn. •r fSJSJV fl BWfBJIV lltl • Bt*aaj-aT*jTwej B^Pw •d la ttolr ham* after ipaadlai .Sponsors ef the OH to'friendl y •ervlng there. A package will to bear. •**•» •• •»••• Je Simla Trtstttts. tto wMk-and vliltlag Mr. aad Mra. dore Phelta. society of St. Andrew'*- Episcopal •rat this week to P. F. C. Andrew Hyman Korebow I* chairman. •MB VM MH MNwlt sfNSs Off Ataaaa White, N. of UadMburg, P.F.C. Jeatph Smith hai returatd church will bold • Pollyanna secret J. Kelly ef the Flrit Infantry di- Mrs. Samael Rabkln, URIea, pres- iAMaHT a««Ti a *M**I a* eta pal party tomorrow at i p. m. at fl% wJRasT (Ml QQwwfV a a 4 ^aVSjSJ VvaW ^e/Sj# Pa. te Fort Bragg, N. C, aMr tpeni- vision. ident of the Northern Mew Jtteey 00V^V VBfV*r§)«l*jwv H41|Fv VPUvwlaf ajvv Attanitri. Ill 44 "Pram High School to College* Ing th* weak-end aa the gueit of the parish houae. Oueet* of honor branch of the National Women'* CaUferala lltadlafed will to member* who celebrate Mrs. Elisabeth WttU was host- sr-ekShtMie aa^sasa*aa\ easasai «rai th* theme ef a program hii parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Robert league of the United Synagogues j wajfjwjiw laaaajfiBi VWt MOCCASINS •maud by th* Monmouth County Smith, of Main it. birthdays during October, Novem- *•* yesterday te "Our Club" at theof America, will to gueit ipeakir ike nm. w**k> V? ber and December. Mra, Elltsbeth home of Mrs. Harold Oak** on at th* nest meeting Thunday, Ahmaaa elub vt Miw Jiriey Col- A chart! concert of aeouwr nut- Reg- teg* far Womea, Rutgeri unlveril* ate will be prciented by th* Aug.Heiiker I* chairman ef the party Beach blvd. All member* were pres- Nov. ». ate* •* UM M«ta* •***• Hit w*** ty, te aattrtaln county high aehoel minted Mattwan Prtibyttrltn commute*. Sponsors wrapped and ent, They are Mr*, Rita Bluett, ST lieutt k«l toss* ••eaeta MS 00 mailed Christmas gift package* on atar aMBaer wktf It M •**«**• rta Moaday evening, Nov. U at choir under the direction of Mra. Mrs. Edna Hutehlnsan, Mn. Henry 2 Saturday for Roy Irwln, who I* In fWV Hard Time* Dance , Jerst», o'clock at tte Red Bink Meth. Cella Magea tomorrow night at Reemmile, Mr*. Otto Reut, Mn. easaataf sMfcjmaadfc ^dj BBBBBaT#Bl*BaB-i 4ata*aa^B*BaaaeBBl Baal r S:1S o'clock at the American Le- action in Korea, and Ensley Charles Yelnsgt and Mra. Robert ALL HATI in* t'elwk P, K, at wkliL. odlit ehurah. Miaa Annabal Swing* Wright, who la stationed In Oer- Set for Saturday will bi pukllelV eHMd ead aa*tea *f thli plaea vu gentral ctolr-gion hall, Main at. Tha accompa- Mtchett*. Mr*. Hutchinson will be ' for the HnksM *f lll.il* nlit win to Mri. Walter Stamm. many. Thanksgiving baiketa will hostess when th* elub nut* next St. Jam** post, Catholic War Boada ef Mid Baraii*-*, Tki man af tto event. Two alumnae aa* to distributed In the community by Veteran*, will hold a "Hard limes' „ III kt dated OMMaktr I. llll •tttiag tor w*ra Mn. Martla Bank Tha Preibyterlan Couplei elub. will Wednesday at her home oa Ocean ft Off put ea a comedy iklt under the society sponsors. ave. dance Saturday night at tto Cha- ftlBa) tMaBf vVwvBHlBsa vva «P>s# vaBjaB/^ aaJw . win ataWit (vltkwst **«IM «. and Mra, Jullua Ballnvtr. Ttoaa teau, Asbury Park, with Stan Me- er M, II* veHe. lie «etk> ea re- trier Ndcajatliai ia tke ectailsel attwdlag from tor* were Mlaa direction ef Mn. Wlllard Boeiwet- Members of the Women's auslr* Mra. Minnie Doyle of Sea Bright, m—**. V (tsewta eerd. Jeel at** •aimat •( le.oet *a Otttytter I ia ter and Mn. John flkehan. a member ef the Ladle*' auxiliary Intosh'i orchestra furnishing mu- each ef tki inn llll te llll. ketk Joye* dark*. MIM Viola Btengcr, lary of St. Andrew's last Thursday •Ic. RAYOIt HJPt latlaiia), and ll.lll aa D*t*aiktr l, MIM JaAna Laiow and Mln Pa- Mil* Joan Bterl. daughter of Mr. made plans for a basar and turkey ef th* V. r. W. hire, la planning •lie. witk iattmt parakli Jas* I aadtrleU Kgaa. a card party for the auxiliary's Alfred Targontky I* chairman, •aff.teBglMl DMtaiktr I ia task rear. ana Mn. Robert Steel of Valley dinner Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the par- dr., ealebrated tor 11th birthday benefit esrly in January at Harry's assisted by Leslie C. McBrlde and DtUVWY Tk* loads will kt Istut4 la knrer Frederick Moier, Jr., atv*n*ytar- ish house. The tour will atart at John Corrlgan. Dance prise* and a fern witk eouswas and will a* *t tktald ton ef Mr. and Mr*. Predirlck at a party Monday afternoon. The 2 p. m. and dinner will be served Lobster house. Sea Bright. deaimlnatian ef 11,0(1 tack. an4 will gueit* win Gall Mtlnnr, Janice between 5:30 and a p. m. Mn. Al- ipeclal priie will to awarded. CAM. HCKMANN be reiiaterakla is tt principal mlf *rMottr. MI painfully Injured Fri- Sgt. Richard W. Conard, V. 8.Ores* 1* to be In old elothet. day afternoon when he wai aa*Gentry, Patricia Ntalls, Caroline fred Wright Is chairman of the tseaefeitaren •**•« 3 •• t* both BrlaelMl and lattnit it* M. C, and Kenneth Mageary of aaa •*•*• a**. • MWMIWW at *•*•»* * No Charge*, X* AltcraNeaa, ein»erllbl- at tki tiptnte *f tki keMtr tilting hit father cut down a large Haaeman, Elili Bennett ind Fran- affair, which will offer fancy ar- Long Branch were welcomed a* California produces men gold tt* « angaantt N . ii. lat* eoupon kaadi an4 will k* perebl* ce* Lotcee. ticle*, apronn, hand-made flowers H •* seaaw, flg a*4f ae AUaeleanaaL at tkt olHct af tkt Mtrckint's Tmtt tree In their backyard. Freddie was membet* ef Twlnlight pest ef the than aay other *tat*. Casaaaar, in M Baak, N«w Jirstir. balding a limb by a hiavy rope Mr. and Mr*. Walter R. MeBrlde and assorted Christmaa gifts for American Legion at a meeting last Kaek propoaal aiuit iptelfr I* a a«l- whia tto tree gave way, lifted him and aon Walter hav* nturnid to aale. Further plans will be made Thursday night at th* Legion hall tlpli at t/l or 1/JO at I* a al _' off the ground to the other aide their horn* on Edgemer* dr. after at another meeting today at 1 p. m. on Bay av*. Pott numbers attended ret* of intertst not eutidlaf 1% atr at the pariah house. aanam whlek tht kon4t art t* kear, af the yard and he received rope •pending a week vliltlng Me an Armistice Day dance Saturday a*d no proposal will kt c*nsld*r*d wkick burnt down to the bone •cron tto couila, Mn. Fred Orator, at Tar- Mra. Junes Lepl* ef Jiraey City night at Sea Oirt Inn held by the •s«i*ii a ratt hlcktr thia iki lewwit four finger* of hi* left hand. R* rytowii, N. T. was gueit of honor at a stork hospitalised veteran* committee of rat* tttttd in any Itaallr •ccaptakl* wai treated at the office of a local traaoial. bek propsul nut itat* tk* Mr. and Mn. William 3. Ratol shower Saturday alght at the horn* th* county organisation. The post ••aunt bid for tkt k.ndi. wklek akall phyilclan. of tha Proipect Point gardem plan of her alster, Mrs. Daniel Collopy, took part, with It* Ladle*' auxiliary, k* aot lui tkin 111,101 n*r at*rt tkaa Mra. Frank Sautvllle of Mlllburn to begin eonatructlon In the near Monmouth ave., Navtslnk. Decora- the V. F. W. and IU auxiliary, and III.OOO. future of their home on Edgemere Al bttwetn leiill* aeeiptakl* pro* and Miller'* pi., L. I., enjoyed tions were In yellow and white and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty WHILE THEY LAST! •••all ilweKyini tht un rata at In*luncheon with Mn. Ann* O'Nein dr. a buffet »upp*r was served. Duett* Sunday at the World Wtr I me- ttrtit. tki bond! will kt told ta tk*and Mn. Paul Bgan, following Mr. aad Mr*. Lawrence Schmidt at the ahower were Mrs. Richsrd # kldder cumpirlnt with tkt ttrm of talt morial tt the bridge and at the •ad offtrihil to icetpt for tkt Mount which they vUlted Mn. Richard and daughters of Marietta, 0., Lucas, Mra. Fred Mohr, Jr., Mr*.World War II honor roll at Huddy kid tki lent amount of bond*, tkt Erdmann, Sr, who Ii convaleielnK have moved to Matawan and areWilliam Hodge, Mn. Edward Fin- park. tVIN WITH THI SHORTAGE OF k*adi to kt leecptad ktlni tkatt first at her home on Main it. from a now reiidlng on Proiptct Point. lay, Mrs, Thomas Hlggtns, Mlsa raaturinf, tnd If two or aiort blddtri rteint operation. Helen Bruenlnger, Mrs. William Th* Lien* club held a tpagtottl •fl«r to icrtpt tkt um> lent mount, Mr*. David Brae* entertained supper Tuesday at the Legion hall Wl HAVI tkea ta tkt bidder offtrlnf to par Mil* June Lacerra of Church it. her bridge club at her home at Rsuacher, Mrs. Chtrlcs Wecker, tktrefor Ike klikett price, Tkt pur* Mrs. Helen Shea, Mn. Alfred on Bay ave. to raise fund* for a celebrated her tenth birthday at a deitert. Prlaei were awarded to Chrlitma* party for children or th* ehijer muit ilio pay in laiount ta.utl party Monday afternoon. The Mr*. Owlght Qatwood tnd MraWright. , Mrs. Paul Muir, Mr*. John ta tke Intereit on the kondt itemed Howard V*ale, both of Parlln, and King, Mrs. Frank Hemhauser, Mr*. community next month. t* tkt date of parment of tkt purgueit* were Carol Bchaffer, Janice Member* ef the Ladles' auxiliary FLEXIBLE STEEL Zahn, Carol Dellctr, Diane Herbert. Mr*. Milton F. Btevinion. Robert E. King, Mrs. William Feite, V The right Ii rcutved to reject all Mia* Darlene Bedle, daughter of Mr*, William Kendrick, Mr*. Thom- of Twlnlight post of the American kldi and iny kid not complying wllk Betty Heany, Betty MeOowen, Stt- Legion placed a bouquet at the Liv- tkc termc of tkli notice will be rejected. •aan* Crlne, Timothy Magta, Rob- Mr. and Mra, Ralph Badle, hu r*.as Lyons, Mrs. Thomas Derby, Mrs. All atdstra ate rewind to dtpoilt a •rt Lmdy aad Richard Laeerre, all turned te tor horn* on Main it. af- Erro Lappalamien, Mri. Catherine ing War Memorial monument, Ka- ttrtKed er eickler'a ekeek parakl* t* ef tbl* plae*. • . • . • ter being a (urgietl patitot at Rlv- Hallam and Mrs. Emlel Aufleri. vookjlan field, Sunday morning, tk* order of Barouik of Fair Havm, In ervlew hupltel. Mrs. Lspto I* the former Audrey Mra. Agne* Rauschenberger, tki County of Honaioutk, Ntw Inut, Mr. and Mr*. Qarald Dederiek Aufleri, daughter of Mr. and MM. Venetian Blinds Ut 1711, drawn upon aa Incorporate! have returned to their home in Mra. Howard Brdmann enter- chairman ef th* rehabilitation com- kank or truit compujr. Tkt «keck a telned her Thuraday Afternoon Emlel Aufleri of tt Cornwall it. mittee of th* auxiliary, 1* in charge tkt •uietnful klddtr will kt retained Oradell after (pending the week- She has two daughters, Susan and t« kt applied In part paraitiit for tkiend ae the gueit* of Mr, and Mr*.Bridge' club at her home on Valley of a eard party to be held Tuesday - kaa4i or to ceeurt tkt »ero»«k from Fraferlek Dederlck, dr. Prliea were ~a,w Ion rtiultlm from tkt fallirt af Edward \V. Currle, Mra. Leroy Slc- Den mother* of Highland* Cub tki klddtr to comply witk tki terrae Richard and Rotort Walker, Juniors of the Girls' Friendly so- tom of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence keli and Mr*. Ralph W. Harrlek. ciety held a cake sale Saturday Scout* will hold a ctke sale Sat- Tkt lucceatful aldder ally it bll Walker of Maiden lane, celebrated Mr. and Mn. Courtney Raymond at the library. urday at tha library. The tale will • Al M" laaf aptlon refuie to aecept tki ktndl It have moved from the Aberdeen stsrt at 10 a. m. prior to their dellverr any Ineont tax their fifth birthday at a party Mon- A. Meade Robertaon, Sr, former law ot tbt United Statce af America day afternoon. The gueat-i were apartment*.to their new home at mayor end councilman-elect, and Mis* Oraee Bailey, daughter of •kail provide tkit tke intent! aa nekJohn Bradley. William Bradley and Keansbur-f. Mrs. Robertson, of 28 Miller at., Mr. and Mr*. John Bailey, Sr., wae kaadi ii taxable, or akall kt taxable Michael Macnado. Mri. Renmelaer L, Ctrtan en- at a future date, ftr federal Income celebrated his return to public of- guest of honor st t party at her tax purpmet, and In luch caee tki dt* Mr. and Mri. Oarrett J. McKeen tertained her brldg* club Tueiday fice aftar last week's election by home, n Cornwall tt., Saturday . tnlt rnidt by him will bt relumed of Broad it. w*r* Sunday gueat* evening. The prlxe winnir* were spending the week-end In Newwhen the celebrated her 16th birth- Mich f and he will kt relieved af kl) csntric Mri. Richard Erdmann, Jr., MM. tual ablliatloni arlitne from tki ae*of their ion tnd daughter-ln-ltw, York city. They stayed tt the Ho-day. •iptanee of kli pronoial. Mr. tnd Mr*. Richard McKein, at Gerard Devlin and Mri. Paul A. tel Lexington, where they dined Mri, Charles Httienbuehier will PropoMli ahoutd ke addreaitd ta Mr. Cait Orange. Euan. at th* Hawaiian room, and attend- be hostess to members of the ex- PHONE OR MAIL OR COME IN... BUT QUICK ! M. Floyd Smith. Rorsutk Cltrk, Bor* The Character Sock Hop wai Or. and Mri. Chtrlen Bernstein ed Sunday evening's performance •utk Hall Fair Haven, New JtrMr, and ecutive commute* of the Pi rent- •nelAi'd In a wiled envelop* marked held Thunday evening In the gym- of Miami, Fit., are vliiting her Hi- of "A Streetcar Named Desire." Teacher association Monday at S:15 THESE ARE A SPECIAL PRICE AND THEY'LL GO FAST. •a tkt outilde "PranaMl far Bandt." nailum iponwrtd by the major- ter, Mill Either Blau, of Zlegler Mr. Robertson, a councilman pre- p, m, at her home, (0 Washington Tkt •ueeeiaful bidder will kt fur* ettn of th* high achool. Th* music pi. viously for ieven yean, waa mayor ave. Miked wltkout emit, witk tkt tppr*v. four years before the election of In* opinion of Hawklna, Dtlaflefd t. waa furnlihed by th* Rhythmalrea, The Washington Engine com- Cheek Thete Feature* Wood to the effect that tki band! ire th* high ickool dance band, under, pany Ii lelllng "Ouetiei" ia to former Mayor Joseph A. Dempsey. It taket a pressure of from eight • valid and leiatly klndlni oktitatlont the direction of Qiorge Lamritaff. whit hour, minute and iceond a He tied Councilman Herbert Harts- to 18 pounds to break a normal af Mid Horouih all tk* taxable nran* watch will itop that Is being gove's 606 vote last week when r r1«H« Kawtd trty within wklek will kt lubjeet ta tke Mr. and Mri. Christian Klrchman tgg. It tike* an II psr cent greater Itvy of ad valorem tixea ta pay laid are the parent* of a ion, born Wed- wound and letled and placed in Councilman John Newton and for-force to break th* ism* egg on the VJ f^WIHT I avVVwIHifAHdJIffA J bomli and intereit thereon, wltkout neiday, Nov. T, In Dr, E. C. Hu-the window of Holden'i Jewelry mer Recorder Frank J. Hall wer* imill end than on the large. a/ AaaaBaaatBaaaaiAlsaf CssaaaBk AsaaiaaaBlatM limitation of rate or amount, •hop. Th* prlte I* a 21-jewei watch, dtf*tt«d. FREE DELIVERY ? *fSlBHWllPaWf» ••^••J VOTBT* Hjr order of tht Borounh Council, •rd hoipltat, Long Branch. Mr*. Dated! November II. 10111, Klrchman la tha former.Mlta Shir- any ttyl*. Mm. Minnie Liming of Fourth M. FiOTO RM1TM. ley Lambertton. Frank Tourlne, Jr., ha* been con- st. wai a week-end guest of her 111.01 Bareuik Clerk. Mr. and Mri. Elwood Clayton of fined to hi* homi by Illneia. brother tnd nlster-ln-law, Mr, and , Ult and Faaad Fountain ave. are entertaining Mr. Mri. Edwtrd Schlatter, at their We iln-et«l> hop* tt doian't kappin and Mra. Charlet Boyce tnd daugh- Th* atrttoiptore Is th* layer of home In Rah way. Mion. M «-uio ta you, but If ynu ahould Ion iottlithln«i ter Kithtrlnt. of Lake Qtori*, the atmosphere when the temper- Mr. anr) Mm. Andrew Hnmink rimimhtr cnincei in in ytur fivtr that Ni Y, au will recover It through tk* LMt III*! ature, around 7H degrtts below moved Wednesday of last week J•und ••lurnni if Tki Xiilitir. Inittllttlon of offlcera wtj held zero, P., dooi not decrease with al* from Miller at. to Valley it. —A4virtl»tatat, tt a dlnmr at Burltw't rettaurint* tltudi. Mri, Louella, Richard and htr P-oa «A>K mm* lKHi ehaaaa la that—wit a « at MM lS*-feot frontage) corner 1st—a Congratulate! Kraut* on Victory Robert Park aa Caaaar r«. Pttdar Zoning Planning builder »»ul« ta reetriete* to • Sf hook Must School chUdraa ara alliag g T. D. Oaaaver 1 tha Bahama* (Moot aeu«e. He captained that hasea far tha Red Craaj at the pub- ia viaitiag hi* pareata, Mr. aad Mra. SO-feet tetaack* arc required oa lic (cheat. Their daaatioaa mu*t Gerit H. Cenover. Problems Studied Little Silver Point rd. aad on Par- Teach De«*orraey SM4 a* (aad, breakable* «r war toy*. Mr. aad Mr*. Vieter B. Ora*«la- LITTLE SILVER—Zoning and ker eve., wkieh anuat be added t* FAIR HAVEN — KvwaeU O. tUa- Every claaaraaaa ia already earalled g*r and Mr. and Mr*. Ira Cranae planning problem* uffd up mo*t of It-foot eidevard retuireauatj. wy, chief tt the aaacial lawtructiaai aa aaeaiaera af the Red Craas. have returned front fiacaaa aaaaor the borough council! thrtr-hour Urwie R. Lowry. chairman *f the Kkeal at Fort Manaaciith, aaakc aa Bhraad •aarlea of Orchard rd. ia Penmylvaaia, where they aaeat meeting Tuesday night. A new or- planning hoar*, presented a ma* "Education far Democracy," at a returned latarday freea a buaiaea* the week-end. dinance, a new housing develop- of Berkshire Home*, off Whit* rd. aaeetiac •' the Fair Havea Parent- trip to Barhertaa, O., fat Babcea dt The annual ualea ThaaawftirtnaT ment, a nf»- buainev, a requert The Map wta approved on the Teacher aaaociatioa Tuesday at Wil- Wilcaa. atrvice «f the ehureaea af tha Vil- Mr*. WilUam Alesaader aad chil- for a new bu#inpts rone. and a po«- board'* reeomaaeneation, but with low Street echoal. The aragraa waa lage will ha field Wedaaaaay aigat, arranged by Mr*. Miltea Ar*aw«, dren, David aad Daugla*, are «i*it- sible new housing development the coaditien* that only the ten Nov. »1, at t o'clock at the Re- wer« the principal itrmi ef buei- •areat-cditcatiaa. ehalrajaa. •a« her faaaily in Caraeadale. Fa., lot* fronting on White rd. can im- formed church. Rav. Andre* M. mediately be developed, that band- Mr. Itanaejr atreaaed the iaiawr- while Mr. Alecaaacr ia an a haat- in* trip. VanDyke, rector af Chriet gnlaea The new ordinance concerned ed proof I* *upplie4 fer curbing on taace af the aehaol feaching the pal church will deliver tha awtnaa. 1 another street in the development, Five aseatbera a( tha Pareat- the planning board ! attempt to true aaeaaiatg af deaaacracy hacauec Other* participating win he Rav. increase the »ise of corner Iot§. and that location «f utilities on the Teacher aaaociatloa attended the "*>ublic achaola are private cvata- John Bates, Baptlat church paatar. frontage* and minimum floor other street be ihown an the maa. diana ef the a>ublie eaaaeieaca, ath- annual fall attetiag af tha Man- arew. It «ai introduced at the •aautk County Council ef Parent* and Jamea Stout t the Raratwad er organisation* are the character church. Oct. 21 meeting hut had to be re- builder*. School* ajuit give BMTC and Teacher* yeaterday at Keana- Mr*. W. B. gpolford, Sr., M *«*»• read because (if an error. It will Tn eaplaininar the new S2-home lip aerviee t* the principle* af laagr burf Khaol. They were Mra. Chea- he up for final adoption at the Nov. ago." ter E. Wilhelm, pruidenf. Mra. aylvania, waa a week-end gaatt •* development. Mr. Lowry Mid the Mr*. E. W. Swackhamar. 27 meeting. developer* had allowed l'i f>«t Mr. Itanner thea brought entt th« Harold Perry, Mra. Benjamin Bec- William R. Blair, Jr. of the Red depth for the pocilblc future wid- fact that it la moat imaartaat ta ker, Mra. Eleaaar Smith and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Everett Thaea hava Bank firm cf Psrfonf, Labrecque, ening of Whit* rd. teach «oed reading habita la achaat. Mary Smith. returaed front French Uck •arinfe. lad., where they attended a conven- Onions and Comb.*, objected to Hepreientative* *f the Atlantic "bacauac peafjle wha are nat |aa*l the introduction of the ordinance, reader* fail ia their etudiea, and tion far bulldera af Owaaiaaa eoriwration aaked permission to neu*c«. but council adopted it. Mr. Blair •nova into the building formerly oc- later fail ia life." He thea remarked aaid he represents MiM Marguerite that moat seofle today have a read- Mia* Barbara Waad, a atudcat at Ward, owner of property at Little cupied by Little •ilvnr Cleanrrt and Dyer* an Branch ave. Mr. ing level, not better than • tfth Char)** MoeNfr «aa aomlaated Hope college, Miehl«an, ha* been MVRT IN WOBJMVT Silver Point rd. an! Parker Mayar-ala.t vasraa H. kra.lt al $•• triaM, riffct, ««>•»• grade pupil, thtia leaving thea* "net elected to ligata teta BaU Mrari- He explained that by requiring a Wainwright aaked council whether far chief af tha Fair Have* Are, MARIETTA, O. — WaMraa P. •r nut he eheuld ia*ue an occupancy CMffatwUtow at hi« reitsuraat, Marry'i la»*tar hawa, By prepared to live with life'a arah- tonaaar at • ateetlaf laat weak. tf. Her eloetian WH aaaauaeed Smith, Jr., eon af Mayar and Mra, corner lot to have a ISO-foot front lem* today." thia waek by Dr. Jeha W. Hallen- age. council impose* a hardthia on permit became *>f tha Chang* . in Mr. MaelUr ha* aervad •* trat Waldron P. Smith t Av*. D, At- type *f mialaeaa. Tb* new flrm will Cawncilm.it Hala* W. Uwr««c* a* hi*, victcry U»f waa.. aasiftaat chief *)«ri*jg tha pa** haeh, toliafa deaa. lantic Highlands), auffered a aprata- Mit« Ward. He paid the property MOVIE ON CtOAMETTEa on Little Silver Point rd. hat a do n» cleaning on the premiar*. hut Krautt iMaata*) May*? Themai FarraN, wha wai r««*in< far Dr. Wylle O. Pate ha* returned ed ankle Tueaday of last waek when A movie about the manufacture, frontage of 3347 feet, which would will tew and preai clothing which kit flftn Urm, by It »••#•• Ha wiN •• twrm in Jan. I. from Atlantic City, where he at- he waa working out with tha baa- permit three lots under precent ha* been cut el** where. development and research of cig- Ia th* fourth aad Ifth centuries tended the annual fall convention kctball *a.uad here. A ganhaiaw. 100-foot frontage requirement*, but The representative* »«pl*ined arette* will be shown at 11:11 p. the title "pep*" waa freejuentljr af (he New Jeraey Education aaao- Smith entered the college thai ae- only two under the proposed law. that it ia different from a factory precedent it aet. bminen coiling board will consider the map at its m. today at a meeting ef the Red tiaed fer Mahepa, but gradually be- tlatloa. meater after (Inlahing a year at because the tame type work would might progren "to include the en- nfxt meeting. Bank Rotary club at th« Molly came reserved far the Bishop af Mra. Winston Kock and family Monmouth Junior college, Long Rome. Mirjrer Oajrrta be tour. Mr. Reuwllle r'coni tire borough." The letter men- Councilman Charlea VV. Stephen* Pitcher hotel. of Backing Ridge, farmer reaidenU Branch. Councilman Donald E. L*we« mended that the question go to the tioned, however, that the requelt reported that work will start on luggrjted that the matter be adjustment board Because the pro- la auhjert to review when the mas- cleaning Silverwhite Qardpn«' Brought to the hoard of adjustment pose1 bualnau ia not ipeciflcilly ter plan for the borough U con- drains, cajuipmrnt for it having ar- after council ha* adopted the or- Included In the goning ordinance. •ldcrrd. rived. Councilman Wellington dinance. Mr. Blair disagreed, Wilkina said that a Ore alarm box Defer bavett ArMoa Mr. Lovett (aid he wat "told that hawevcr, claiming the ordinance ai when we got a bona Me oiler, the wilt he installed Id the cchool at it affect* hit client it an "arbitra- Council deferred action on the property would be r«elas«ln>d." He a cost of 1350. ry dittinction." when a given (one reajueat of John T. lovett to have argued that tince the property "I* require* one person to have a 100- four L*vctt-own*4 lota reclaaiiAed right opposite the (tore*, we can't foot frontage and the next pereon from reildential to commercial. SORR Y! do anything with the land, making a 190-foot frontage. The area I* at Markham pi, and it worthies*." Garden Group Borough Attorney Leon Reua- Protpect ave. A letter from Oeorg* •III* adviaed council that Mr. Welgel, aecretary of the planning Mr. Lowry aleo ahowed council But we will be MaMble to •eeept say Bjore orrlera for Blair'* "(tatement of law in cor- board, recommended that n» a map submitted by Mr. Uivett for Arranges Program rect, but he it not necectaiily cor- changa be mail*. It pointed out "11 lota of unusual *l*e." The sll»fd ttriatMM einls AFTER DECEMBER STH. (That's rect in the application of it." that property adjacent to a buai- property begin* at Rumson rd. and LITTLE SILVER-MK. Rail O Building Inspector Winfleld S. net* cone—tuch »• the Lovett land continue* through to Hilverton ave. Benton of Holtndc), a number uf only 2 weeks iway.) r.'ainwrlght told Mr. Blair the rea- --"U not unique," and that If a in Foxwood Park. The planning Garden Club R.F.D. and an accred- ited flower «how judge, gave an illustrated lecturr OH floral arrange- ment* at a meeting of the Little Silver Woman'* club yesterday. The program was arranged by the Come ia now and take advantafe of our good selection priced at 91.23 for SO TO 50% garden department. ALAN'S SAVE 25% The tea table waa decorated In carda up to f 19.2$ for 23 cards, including Imprinting. a Thanksgiving motif hy Mrs. Na- than laelin, a department member. The hocttKet were Mra. Edmund We also have all of our Halhnark Chrlttnu» cards for Family, Friends, Boss, VomSteeg, Mr*. O. Ivan Lyonc, Thanksgiving Sale! Mr*. John Inwright, Mr*. Fred Foreign Unfpuge, Secret Pat, Servicemen, Doctor, Nurse, etc., on display now. Hall* Ounnell. Mr*. Venetia Crawford waa guest aololit. accompanied by mark Cello Paes, 10 cards 29e or 40 cards for Il.OOt Hallmark Boxed Assortments, Mra. Daphne O. Carman. SOe to 92.00. The art* and crafta department will meet thia afternoon at the home of Mr*. Chester Bohcnna on Lovett ave. Nov. 24, Mrs. Bohenna S-* the Hallmark Train Card • 91.00 will again be hoatera at a meet- ing of the literature department, rridy E. Wuir win speak on Vene- Hear the Barker Musical Chrialm-. Cards • 91.00 luela. Julti Oilly of Turner Brothers niliacry will uprak on "Holiday Decorations," at a meeting of the Tha Unusual! garden department Dec. 11 al the OVER 2,000 club houae. Following the lecture, Tha laautiful I member* will decorate the club- FOX'S GIFT SHOP CARDS TO CHOOSE houae for the annual Christma* Tha Enchantlna I meeting, Dec. 13. At thl* time, 41 MONMOUTH ST. Mr*. Peter Reed of Matawan will Hallmark CareJi FROM speak on "The Hiatory of Stained PHONE RE 64333 Olate." Mrs, Robert Caheen and MM. Charles O, Stephens will be *TAe Urge* Mott Complete Selection of Hellmmrk Corals te Monmouth County" hoiteciea at the garden department meeting. lava SIMM a. al At an executive board meeting Bed flu* SIMMONS IUMI yeiterday morning the following MMMONI new member* were accepted, Mrs. Winifred Ireland, Mr*. Drew Q. Maw** FVIHIMM! rakatow Value! Fabatava tavlaga! Brinkerhoff, Mra. Dorrnr Smith SfylaeJ tn moa'arn (Jatiant «f lima. OAK. Tha itratckinq SALE! and Mn. William M. Wolff. Ortiitr. hat a marvaUui ihaptfJ frcnt, fyll ilt«*l dlrawan, TREATED AT HOSTITAL All 3 Piece* «J«t» and commawiotii. Tha *Jr«n«r ntrrtr It • araathlati Persons treated in the omeriieney SANTA •waap of «l!H«r?n| »!•(• of colora. SALE! ing Room Suite. Massive, heavy hard-MV 179 Kitchen Set Formica. Top Table and 4 Alpine Just think of the Christmas Shopping that mn be accomplished 3-Pc. ALAN SOCIETY BRAND Lux- Upholstered Chaira. Many colora with over ont>quarier of a million dollars! Enough caah for all ury Built Living Room Suite, Manu- . _ ,-_. and stylet to choose from. faetured at ALANS ... by ALAN'SC/tSU your gifts . . . with some left over to put in a regular savinga akllled craftsmen $> U\J* ,. mm SALE! account for future needs. Lamps & Tables Galore CHOOSICtfOfTHtHttAUEl JOIN OUR 1952 LAMPS TABLES DepotH Waealy Saaaiva ta N Waahs CHRISTMAS CLUR % .50 125.00 Priced At Low 4$ Priced At Low At 1.00 50.00 OMNS NOV. 26th Another carafrao Chrlttmai h yaun £T •O-U.4I •tieill 2.00 100.00 far ths sUnnlnfl Yau can sully a evr re VOUR OROIR 5.00 250.00 srevUle tha turn yau naa*J far 1912 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL GUARANTEE • 200 Finer Fabric, halliUy ihap«lr»| sy apanlna a DELIVERY IN TIME FOR Iroadclofhi... Oxfords 10.00 500.00 Chrtifmai Clui. Thara it na antrenca THANKSGIVING ... Wool... Gabardine* Larfar waakly saymanh will ba faa—hawavar, a small charfja will bs 1 maala It all saymanh tn nat cam- • 34 Collar Sfylst aceastad If aatlraa . 1 CONVENIENT IUDGET TERMS NO RED TAPE • • Cuff Stylet 70 So. T.I. • • Pocket Srylts Seventh Ave. Lenq Iraneh "The Ferntby-Custom Long Branch ALAN'S 6-0350 Made by HiNLBIN, ltd." TO TNI Mcraav AN. txawtaaita, t...wa ., „, .. „ LEON E. 'MEROANTS Taea •••» *a M*rrl* »«*. TkM leH *a a*. Tft ef threee personperaots on chargeag* *brough g t injured in a headon collision bf able to a.«sm in flre-fighMng, ir;- Recent Visitor ail aaratb*-' «rula* ia tka Mtdi- Matawaa r*a»»**ated the Northern cue and generally help tho'e ;n ky th* Society for the Prevention early ihi« morning on rt. Vi ne*r r tarraacaa. Htaaarulk Cauaty Council af Girl of Cruelty to Animals. lh•» Ol- d Chrrry lre» farm. need of s. .-*stance. A ground or MM. KcMdaaM Tdla •couta at tk* aatleaal cenvaatioa la ea*M ruerved for devisinn Treated «nd released from Moil- Aater mean.* Stay VrA^v i'o:tv. of Oirl tcoutt laat Of W«ck DMM by Tkey gave report* ef tk* event at i latt w*«k, Mr. Trrple finrd John they wer» taken hy the Wett I'rottfMxl la a B#tfrtnlr By Tke leetiag of th* county bo*rd Anderton of rt. 35. liiddlrtown Kpnn..«1 aid squad wrre HsJstnh TWw Meaday at Girl Sceut hcadejuarter* 110 far failure te piovic> proper Kinc Williams of N'eptun", driver A On.y if h# wa.= pretty much of •a Bread at. halter and protection from the of n c.ir yoing west on the high- * ff'Gl. »nd for several good ret- Mm. Jacob Kecaeuaaa *f Mill- Metabcrt of th* leader* aaeoeia- reather far a dog and pig. A Sim- wily, vim Milfercd rui.c of the fore- .»;n«. It ju«t wouldn't be worth it, •ura, a foraur president ef the tiea ef District Tw*. eeatrikutcd lar charge for neglecting a dog head nnd ch.n; Rlridge Mr.N'ral of fc*r one. Thr bomb wouldn't c*'i« Northern Mew Jersey Regie* of rought a Ine of 15 to Anna M ?A Ridge JIT.. Ashury Park, cuts nr.v physical damage ro the city. Hadaaaah, are* the apaaktr at th* Utl.U, with the auggeatiaa that it u*ed to build a lean-to at th* Hamilton of rt. SS, lliddletnwn. of thr chin, abrasions of the tight ar.d >o re-.v people would be affected annual measberahip netting *f tke council camp. Camp Nomoce. Mr*. The charge! were lodged by Mrs. oyr and forehead, and David Brant- hy the resulting radioactive eon- Red Beak chapter ef Hadaaaah Bill aaid that th* council ha* con- Blanch* Sneddon. S.P.C.A. agrnl. ley of HOT Sprlngwnoit »ve., Aabury tirnmat.'tn that, the effort would or. Tiiaider at the Jewish Ceaununity tributed lltT.lt to the national Ju- F*r failure la ttop or report hit- Parli, fuii'licnd alirnsion.«, and head Christy Winters of Orein f#iov it—I haw ti'-.iril that 'or'h><>, lj». snd tny one contsmintted turned from an astmsive tour in n*m*d the following eaHc*r* and fli «l ci :.|-r.. e ,,f ,|,-.i;.e,| fff •'» roid -je rut oft*; and much radio- chairmet: Mrt. C. B. •priagharn, Th* recorder postponed hearing i (here. He is being treated for a : th*at«r at Long Branch. Mis.? Win- lire*!, made oa a apecial Hadaaaah af a mater vtWele charge against I fractured left jaw and cuts nf tera won prizaa valued st nure the Vnm.r 'tunVi.ng* Kx^Tninat ariae rontam;n»'ion in a larg* fellewahla grant. la tetakiig ef Mra. W. W. Hance and Mr*. Her- g of ahoM' 1 '"• ' pe. vir,< :i:o<- h.,d> of water is trapped in th* j than 1**1. plus • Se.iboard Servire c the rale that Hadattah members man Carter, vice a>re*ldenta; Mr*. Howard Teft. Atlantic Highlands !, l!i knrrx w hnni wp'fl ".'" n ^ nvf-mi!'* il' *nd mud of *he water bottom. in the United Statca could play i* Paul de la RtuuiHe, tieajurer; Mia. atioraiy. until the return of Lieiit, opolice reported Cpl. W*issm*nii | advertising contract. The rontf .< Occir Kreuger, who investigated said he must have fallen atlaep at sponsored by Seahojnl Ser- Q-Hha. ASMUI Tk*~ M-CalM tiding the new natien, Mra. Kas- Arthur Bemindinger, Mcretary; ed l^d to "he ,1 .*.- ,-, ^ : v n' iu ret' the ineld«n(, from vacation. vice. 1 1 Htuilnlogieal Mills and Dtl*l*? talmaa told her audienc* that th*y Mra. Iceland ftichmond. regiatrar; thf wheel of hi> car, going east on VAX ' Of I .1.1 n ' ,n ;; I IIH." * T'l ctuld give fund* to carry an arti- Mrs. William Si rot her. nominating the Inchw>y. Both cars wer* towed A Their me wrhin th« rext few committee; Mn. Howard Chamber- from the acetic. Patrolmen William i jems • extiemelv doubtful. A* (nt Hadaasah project* which aid Q—What aliniil th. you hs^a slreadv ^en told, rsdio- ttraal and it* aettlir* in many lain, camp; Mra. Ganuton King, fi- Woodward and Jerry Oenerelli In- ! arara we tui%<* wwi In |iii-l re*? Are nance; Mra. Thomaa Phillipt, ataff Gage Twin Hill vestigated for township police. Th* \New CiffShop ar.t.ve d»(Hv ot.i.uis nuti:k'iy, ami Reid*. She tald of the crying net* thr> * ri'tull iif radiation thai would mean cor.stant replen- for beapital*, and way* 2a which and afflce; Mr*. George Plant, er- TORT MONMOUTH-Army has K*ir View tire I aid squad took A Nn The,, hi- lief « high Alamt Caetaa, B.W. Welssmann tn Fort Monmouth. ishment of the dm: supply. Mon they must aid new aettlers wht ganization; Mr*. Lawrence Pick, kcthall will produce a topflight To Open Here IR.n..th.« riifflcilt prohlem how would it K* bring with them all kinda af dli- training; Mr*. Frank F. Blaiidell, A i*t» graduate af Red Bank double-header tomorrow night it,..,-, „. . ,. , (Mleiala of the Red Bank Cham- in t he er-irs fi i >: ii ' hJI. tjltt* Ha* AllHIIII ber of Commerce will parti.ip.-ite .Japanr.-,. r\p.i.*,-,l I., ' ;i I ,. liiimii. •id-M- the di.«tanre= between h*re waa enaaleycd with hi* father, a Morgan and Mra. Robert Thatcher, with the For mg< nt TiJnn -IT ,| ,,t!;ei nnd the Snviet I'nlon, and then <'.•'- Of th* new nation *he aald publicity; Mrs. Howard Parker, in special ceremonies tomorrow nt "larsel with all it* sorrows and painter, prior to kit entrance into gunning for its the opening of Russell ami Hud-.m. showed a hi!;:: :r.r. \rry r t^r*tnin« 'IT- fllgh* path nf the bom- austerity, i* a Joyful and yaung the Navy in Apr, 1M0. cookie a*1e; Mr*. Arthur Hood, pro- WAC Signalettcs inaugurstlng their j Monmouth county high achool r . iipp.in ly .1 ra- her ovei our er.ir* while fighters gram; Mra. A. Jackoon Llndfley, Lid., a new shop for fc ifi=, china country, full of vitality and thi Cancan laid he i* due for a It- mi-It campaign ! girls received a taste of college and antiques, in the Mattlieui ci^l tia*^ u n-e* ; severe snd inti-aircrsft 'lid th»ir heit to chairman for DUUrlct One, and Mr*. r will to live. It ia a country ef day leave at Chrittmis. In making their second appear- lif, M.imlay night in a program building on Broad st. The new firm bin ns. down it. The proj et heennies si Bill, chairman for Dittriet Two. r many contraaU, barren desert ance at the aea#!iore auditorium planned by the Monmouth County is owned hy C. Alan Hudson, ,lr, q—IHdn'l the atimiir hnmhlng nf un eaaih[e th.it its u«e *s • 'Ae*pon aleng aide af beauty mad* of Sow- thia week, where, admiaiion is free Ailimnse rlul) of New Jersey Coi- of Fair Haven, anil Councilman Hlrmhlmt de«lrn> more clly arra a«a:n«t our cltie* become* some- MotorcyelUt Hurt than anv <•• >><> single attaik* thing not tn be concerned wi*h. er* and trtea. The people have CHURCH NEWS ta all tpectatora through th« cour- 1(>gp f()r VVomen at the Red'Bank and Mrs. David VV. Unwell nf lowered their atandarda af living, teay et Convention hall officials, the Methodist Fellowship hall. Shrewsbury. A Sui pi i.singly ennili:h.'rn Man\ Q—HAW Miteli Mamiitg Wilt Tho •a that Immigrant* of all kinds After Hillinf Car MKTHOMHT cori\entiona 1 hfinihinc^ of .Iip-ine-sp 1 Signalmen oppotc an outstanding I Miss norothy Simpson, associate Th. ,„* interior of the simp has Red Alert ftlve It? may be fed, clothed and haute* ." OCEANPORT - Leonard Grille ari'l (Irrnrin riti--1^ de-,:i -' :i,rd mlKh Atlantic Highland* Hopkln* club from the Bronx. The ;pn ,fryrfnl. of hygiene and physical been dune In a color si'heme of A -Nohndv ran aa.«wer that nuei- Entertainment was provided by ef Newark wat released yetteiday Rev. Roy C. William*, Jr., pat- Fort Monmouth WA<'t op", tnnior- edumtlun nt the college, led a di»- from Monmouth Memorial horpltal, guv and ytlln , with fircents nt tion. It may he le.»? than a minute. the Hadastah choral, which is di- tot, will deliver a aermon, "In All tow night'* court activities, at 7 Cussion of the theme, "Krnm High white. .Shadow hn\et have hern Cfi. lOI'i. on Tokyo "wipeil nut " «nme or it may he nevrrsl hour-. The rected by Mra. Sidney Komar. where h« waa taken Saturday night Thincs-Thanlugivlng," at th* o'clcck against thf touring Valley, 8chool ,0 ColleRe," with further If* .sqtinte im!e;.-: while only *ome with head injuries after being placed on the walls ufr ili.opl.'iys many method! the enemy can em- Their program Included Hebrew, 11 o'clock morning service, Roy K forge Army ho»|.,tal WAC't Irom |commenl, t)vfoil r N.j c. ,tuientt, of a wide selection of rryMfil, im- fl\'e .s'|H.'ire milr.= of Mnoshima weie ploy for an stt»ek. the direction Engllak and Tlddlth toait thrown from hli motorcycle on Jeffrey, organiit, will play "An- Phocnicville, Pa. tiitiillv rli'v.i.^i.-ileii. anil sonio 13 of approach of an attack, and oth- Welfhlll ave, here. liana Huchner of Patir- ported Swedish silver pieces ntul MM. LttUr Orubmtn, member- dante Cantahilc" by Widor, and Judging from the Hopkin*' club (Hon Marilyn Wiilillierg of Cran- china made hy American. Knglish SUU:MT mil'S lilt hrtlil. The 'I't'kvo er fartoi* will determine this. raill of Mnrch It 10. IMS. killed an ship chairman, told of a a*rl«* of According to police, a car driven •Poatlud* In B Flat' by Wett. The rostcr th* vlaitor. could well by ,„„,„, R. r, Margaret Murphy of _am i Itnlia...,„.n. .„..,„.„designers.. Th. „„e .,„„sim,p 4—Hill I Prraonally He> Ahlc *• tea* held by chapter members for by Richard F. Johnson of Aabury •enlor choir will aing 'Tata Thee, considered a college unit, andI »jrt niujjewood and Mary Ellis of New w Tol* floor and table lamps estimateil IIH.OOII people deployed Cop* With Th« M«iy I Ire* < MMed new and prospective members. She Park tlowed down for a blinker O God, Do We Give Thanka" by Monmouth will have a rusged tua- Brunswick. Ian d. _Tol .e trays. ' 16 «i|ii,-ue mile-, of th.' ci'y, injuied then Introduced SI prospective light and Orillo who waa riding be- Wataon, and th* junior choir will ale ahead of them. millions and mart,, them homeless. | 'A Ym| fin - Mlny ftrM w||, ling "For the Beauty of the Colored slide, tn Illustrate, th* In their antiqut furniture col- mimbers, Mn. R. Jick Zelk, Mn. hind the car struck the rear of the Signnlcer co*ch "Mule" Haas hafl |op|,. were shown hy Minn Aliton lection |they hav* a three-section ; U-»»w MMHV wav. ran Ihr rnr- hr b .on(1 . ,.„„,,.„,• lf)d wi!, t. P. Meyer, Mr*. Joseph Uvltt Johnton vehiclp. Police tald he waa Earth." Mr*. GutUve Huacaitaa attemblcd a aquad capable of hold- Contswoith, field tecretary st th* w.v .1.11.IT an alonilo IM.HII.? ,hJ W jo h# f,,lfht b ml)or „„. 1 and Mrt. William Crlppa, Jr., will Heppltwhtt* mshogsny l>nni|iiri t.-i- Mrt. Jeseph Airon, Mrs. Arnell thrown through the alx a dUtince ing its own. Uting Tuesday niRlit's . rol|,,gr bftor* the group of 32hle and some early New llnKlnnd A Hi ha- .irveial me.-,,,, nt his fleh,|nf apparatus. How.ver. small Hartmin, Mra. P. M. FrledmaR, af about 30 feet and landed on hit ting the aoprano-contralto duet, opening »M» rout ovc- McUuli-c : ,,| , i» ,.hers and ili.-.po^al. Tli'.-'- Iniliuie heavy "The Lord la My Shepherd" by ni(r h srh(l Mudrllt t 8 fruit wood chairs. Annther antique flies can b» controlled hy th* in- Mra. Mellv Smith, Mrs. Jane Jaffa, head. Air Korce stase as an Mample, the jNjc. alumnae. A r,ues' t ion period piec* la a Lowestoft. Amorl.il ho« I li()inlier« anil, hnmbs could he left dividual with sand, water and reg- Mr*. H. M. Nachmits, Mrs. Hairy •mart, in city hi it m r - hy ship with timed Poliee Issued a aummon* to Jo Signaleera showed e.\crllenl b«H ar,,| refreshments fni:llowed the pro- with matching teacups and saucers. ular Are estlnguisher*. Thete'a nn Freedman. Mra. David «llb«ftteln, leph Orillo *f Newark for allowing fu-i's In set them off many hour« "Let Tour Light Shim' will be handling with an aga,'ies:uvi: gran nee,i to run from a email f trl1llf>rHfilm after thfy have liren l''ft in tlie ii.ir- let it. deitrov a building or yotir Saxon, Mrt. Leuit Harvey, Mn. driver, ts ope rat t the motorcycle at ta« evening eervlce at TO. Or- hor iintlei- wain. The most likely M. L. Sandtlburn, Mrt. Htrhart The Signalettea for the. P»»t| Annabel Ewlngtim nf Matawtn, at- ;•• •' •• i home when 1* minutes' work will gan mutle will Include "Cantilena' month hive beta practicing almoit sifted by Mrs. Martin Boeak and To Hear A. J. S hi, It tuc-in* of .'itt.-UK, hiv.\evri, m hy sir. I C.1D i^ Kanner, Mra. Norman Brager, Mrs. by Pierre, "In the Twilight" by daily and will have a tiller team H. L. Brager, Mrs. 8*1 Pftfftr, Mn. Mr*. Julius Selinger, both of Mat- H—W III enrmy lM.mhrr« he able to " «>-W1ial If An natta? Daa* It KeBtwburg Harker, and "Procaaaional" by Ba than laat teason, plus three hold- "Uft That Iron Curtain" will he get part nur Agtitcr defense*? Shot Dow* Before It Oroot Ita Lto Ketiler, Mra. Monroe Corn, tiate. The aenior chair will aing oven. They are Betty Berry and th* luhjcct Of a talk by Albert Mrt, J. M. Sttrn, Mrt, J, W. Kehn- The W.8.CJ. er the Methodist A If the enemy prc.«.«cs a skillful Atomic sVmh* Won't II Rtflaia church met Monday. Mn. Raymond "Blesa the Lord, O My Soul" Paula Wade, forwards, along with J. Schlck, chartered life undeiwrii- attack with x^iKor ami deterrnlni- mien It Cratlaaa? ttamm, Mra. Frieda Levey, Mn. Stryktr ltd th* devotion* and her Ipolitoff-Ivanoff. Guard Mary Jones Three Women Hurt er, before the Monmouth County Jerome Bitenberg. Mrt. David Lin- Life Underwriters' association to- tinn, i! i.«. altiio.i'. certain UIHI MitliC A-Not neceaatnly. That the following committee chairmen: Lench of 21 East Front it., Kty- for the Prudential Insurance com- adltt church held a luncheon for Mra. Ann Halleran. Christmas par- port, cuts over the right eye, and the Hanger »f Her? grnutd aero lived la Hiroshima, COUNTYJIRTHS the county Parent-Teacher associ- tor of the Presbyterian church, and pany, will introduce the speaker. A No. Leave your pilot light and Nie rat In »u M out of (very ation at the church Wednesday Rev. Harry W. Kraft, paator o ty; Mrs. Marie Kelso, American- Mrs. Lyman Morris of Mattwan, Charlea F. Sh»w of Allenhunt, ism; Mn. Jerry HiiaenlUa, child hrui.ses of the arms, ptisenger* In alone. If neee.=jary, your local 100 at Nagstikl. And. ef eour'r. Mr. aad Mra. Elmtr Truax af of thla week Central Baptist chureh, whole con- president nf the county association, utility company will turn off gas th*lr flimty heuiH affordid noth- Church *t, Ktantburg, ar* parenta gregation will attend the aervice, welfare; Mrs. note Aron, constitu- an automobile driven hy Mrs. Kath- will preside. Ctpt. Jamea O'Neill of Beacon erlne Emmons of Keyport. thiough a master valve. ing like the protection et butMlngi of a aea horn Friday at Monmouth Beaeh, vittted hit mother, Mrt. Jot- The aenior choir af the Methodttt tion and by-laws: Mra. Harry in our grcit eltlet. Mmorlat hosplttl. 1 Murttte, hotpitality; Mrs, Lnulle. 4—Will Food He Safe to Kal Af- eph Stag" , over the week-end. He church will be heard during tht Mrs, Kmmons told police ahl was Marlboro Girl Seoul* firnund Bunt? What About Mr. art Mn. Eraatt Rayaer af had fceaa trantferr*d from Preague- aervlee. O'lUurh*. legislation; Mra. Green, diivitg east on th* highway when •road at., Shrewsbury, are parent! membenhip; past president's par- Water? lilt, Me., to an air force bate on the Coats vehicle came to an abrupt Plan for Investiture A—If notified 'your area la con- Woman Hit by Car; af a aM hara Saturday at River- Long Maud. METMOBBT lay and publicity, Mn. Ortndin J. halt at the aignal of a highway Chapman; Mn. Ann Abrams and worker. Her ear rammtd the rear MARLBORO — Marlboro Girl taminated, you must he especially Chariot Pug* ef Highland blvd Highlands Scout troop » made plan* for sn careful shout foodstuffs and water. Mr, and Mn. Thomaa Lapse ef left laat wtak by hi* own plan* to Mra. Halleran, popples; Miss Mar- of the car ahead. Police Chief Earl Has Broken Leg Ctnttr avr, Keantsurg, art par* Sunday-Khoal will meet at t;M ilyn O'Rourke, community service; Hoyer and Patrolman Meivin L**k investiture of new .Scouts at aDo not eat any food that has been apend th* winter with hi* mother, a, m. melting last week at the .Ire house. left exposed. Food In ncaled and MIDDLETOWN VILLAOt-tl- eata of a aea bora lait Thursday Mr*, Annl* Pugh, of Miami, Fla. Mra. Murtha, radio; Mrs. Jane inveMigated for township pollet. at Maamouth Memorial hospital. Rev. Roger W. Kuech*, paator, Oaffty and Mrs. Halleran, Oirl The injured were taken to (he hos- Mrs. Emily Tuveson, leader, and tightly covered contajnet* Is safe, ther Noreroat of thi* pile* la in fair Mr. art Mn. Raymond Kalehtl Mr. and Mra. William Place of will deliver a ttrmon, "The Groat State; Miss Jean Ruddy, juniors; pital by the Fair View flrit aid Patricia Tuveson and Dorothy Nei- hut the package should he thor- condition thi* morning at Mon- al Perrttt av*., Keanthurg, ait New York city, apent the week-end eat Power," at the morning wor- Mn. Abrimt, program; Mrs. Dor- gqund, beilien, senior aide*, were in oughly washed. You will he noti- mouth Memorial hoapital, whtrt and Monday at thiir home on Pine- ship ttrvlee at U o'clock. eharg*. fied by CD authorities whether she i« being treated for a fractured partat* of a aon born lait Thurs- view ave. othy Mandia, Induction center, and day at Monmouth MtflMrlal hoi- Tht patter again will tpeak at Mitt ORourhe, Pun American Allten Mulligan reMvM * nee- water Is safe to drink. right leg. shock and poaaibl* head Mn. Ethel Davit entertained the the evening worth I p servlee at TIM»III|IMIII for Treasurer Hlscraft badge, and Carol Holland M-Hhal AIHMII t.tanialliiit? Ha* injury suffered late last night when • pit*!. member* et the JUT. club at her study. Mr. and Mr*. Andrtw Patty ef 7:30. Title of hit termon will bt It OK'd hy Haikell gat a hostess badge. Eileen Jursa Nrw .Irrncy I'lannerl For Thla? she waa ttruek by a e.*r driven home recently. There were 1: "God'i Craftsmanship." and Susan Jones worked nn re- northwest on rt. M ky Bernard Ki- LakeaJda ave., Rumson, are parents member* present. Th* girl* hive Boehni Honored A -There «il! be no mass evacu- •f a ion born lait Thuriday at The Eplatle te the Hebrew* wil SKA GI ft T — Assemblyman quirement* for their hostess ation of American cities in cape nf t!»t of M Shor* blvd., Keanaburg. planned a ChrUtmaa party tor he the (uViject of the piayir and By Borden Company Merrill H. Thompson lait night baijges. Ailem Halligan taught the attack. You must accept that fact. Kitiat told polie* he aaw th* Manmouth Msmorlal hoapital. their next meeting. troop a new game, called Actions. Mr. and Mn. John Calamart ef Bible ttudy aervlee at T:SO p. m. moved *. step closer to being coun- C'e tain priority groups -agert and woman atandmg In (he middle of TheladlM' auxiliary of th* Firtt Wednesday, Thanksgiving break- LEONARDO — Ernest Boehm, ty treasurer, a fwst for which he Refreshments were served *t. the crippled, pregnant women, women the highway with a car approach- Twelfth it., Keanlburg, an parent! Aid Kjuad, held ita meeting Mon Highland av*., was honored for 40 conclusion of th* meeting, which of a daughter born Monday at MOB- fast and worahlp will be held seems destined when he steps down with, pte-jc.hoot youngsters and fh» Ins from th* oppoait* direction. day, Nov. 12. Plan* were mad* for Thurtday at B o'clock. ytara' aetvice with the Borden com- the first of the year to let Shrews- marked the troop's third birthday. When the saw th* car In tht other . mouth Memorial hosplul. two Chrlitmaa partlei. A chil- pany last night at a btnquetjn the like —will ho evacuated at their own » Mr. and Mrt. Herbert Loag ef bury'a Mayor Alfred K. Beadleston request. Otherwise, only the in- lane, Klxiat said, ah* ttepptd hack dren's party will be held Sunday, Hotel Blltmore, New York city. auccecd him. Into his Ian*, right In front of hit Clark av*., Union Beach, art par* Dec. », for the member*1 children, Ntvetlnk Mr. Boihm la employed in Bor- 600 Parents Visit jured and homeless will be moved eat* af a daughter bora Moaday Frequently rumored as tke O. O. out of a bombed city and a huibanda' party will be held Rtv. Roger W. Kutehe, paator, den'* print and stationery division. P. steering committee's choice for Mechanic St. School Capt. William Hi and Patrol- at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Saturday, Dee. a. will daliver a aermon, "The Great' Q-VVon't M»nv People Jam Mr. Boehm was one of 24 long- the $5,000 a year patronage job, Mr. Mori than 400 parents, together Road* and Highway* and Try (A man William Schanck Investigated Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Taylor Herman Colodln has returned eit Power," at th* morning wor- aerviee employees to receive spe- of Crawford'a rd., Holmdel, ar* Thompson wns introduced by with their children, attended the Flee a City Which lias Hira Atom I for town.hip police. Th* r»lr View from a vacation in Phoenix, Aril. ship tervlce at MS a. m. cial tribute at the Quarter Century Amory I.. Hnskell, toastmaater at - - -- llmt aid * Mr> Jo5r )h Tlnton ave., Eatontown, are par- D Major," poitlude. Member* working on the 80-50 meeting yesterday at Mia Reform- that the annual bat/ir will he held A If there la renstm to believe . - ' Laurlno. Mrs. Oregor lodge, New Brunswick. Mrs. club, will mike report* at a meet- Feh. «, vm. your clothes have hern eontamin- *~™A Kochelle. Mrs. Robert Ciam- ent* of a son born born Saturday Margaret Milne of Union Beaeh The vestry and associate vettry ed church, voted tu send a check tiron Ml John "• at Rlvervlew hospital. will meet Monday night in th* Ing Monday at th* home of the.for $300 to tha hospital building atcd, discard them as soon a., you i ». '«- Molian, Mrs. Eu- will be installer. This ja to be an auxiliary pr*tld*nt, Mrs. Jasper can. If po.=.=ihie. ebeck with a «'"• H"wsn. Mr«, Alfred Targon Mr. .and Mrs. Grandin K. Ham. open Installation and anyone desir- Clolstera. E, Townund Look will fund, They also purchased thrtt Tndcla Sail for Urncl sn(1 Mrs Sharabha. At the group's meeting, radio-lojtieal monitoring station or - Alfred Relss. mell of Gut River rd., Rumson, ing to attend may eontact Mrt, be th* ipeaker. last week In the, Elks eluh rooms foam rubber sett of cushions for art parents of a ion born Sunday Milne. Buses will leave Union Tht (llrli' choir will mttt nest tha three wheel chairs they gave And Cnn«uUlf> Font ntcrllcal aid pu^t. Rut dnn't jet on Broad st., an attendance price hysterical, Mtny personnel hail at Rlvervlew hospital. Reach ait T p, nr. and from Red Wednesday and the Boys' choir, waa awarded to Mra. William Hlnr- the hospital in the summer. Mr. and Mrs. .lames Tnrld and ' hysterical. Mtny personnel hail (]||njp Will Si UK Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burns of -Dank at «'.3O p. m. tomorrow. There will be no re- dsn. Refreshments were served Mr*. Earl Snyde.r, chairman of daughter Cynthia sailed Tuesday | radioactive particles nn them dur-' # . « • Main it., Oceanport, are parents et hearaal on Thanksgiving day. the gift shop at the hospital, rill- hoard the H. .«.. MGuardia for 1 Ins the Bikini tr.-i--. and got rid nf (rrr£Oritll1 .M||9IC The Daughter* of Scotia are by the hostesses, Mrs. Harold wh r Mr Tod 1 1 a, daughter born Monday at Mon- The Thanksgiving day service Mangarelll and Mrs. Rlordan. p!»yd «. large collection of items J"**' ' » ' ' ,'' aaslgned thevn particle.* u-ithnut any ill ef- „ mouth Memorial hoapital, holding a rummage tale *H thin will he held at 10 a. m. Musical p tn the consulate section of thofect* at all. Follow this procedure: At the request of the American week, at the Epltcopal church, Key- from th* shop, which auxiliary •ii'nni'v" u ; Ol"ld of Organists, members of the * Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Hiti ef Fal aelectlona will Include "Largo From FINED AT SHREWSBURY American embassy In Tel Aviv. As Joon in the water supply is . .,-•_•«».. , n .. port. the New World" and "Venite," members bought for Christmas Mrs, Todd, the former Miss Nur- Havtn rd., Fair Haven, ara par 8 H R E W S B V R Y-Magistrate gifts. Proceeds from the shop go aulhnrincd hy CD nfflclils an ,ilf» ; «nloolic rchurc choihr wilof _Stl .prtsm Anthont ay sCathspecial- enta of a daughter born Monday al Group 2 of the C.I.A. of the Meth- pralude; "Thou Vlaitett the Earth," ma Bllto, daughttr of Mr. and Mrs. j for use. take a hot shower or hath, oditt church will hold a meeting Merritt Lane, Jr., fined two motor to the hospital, Members complet- program of Gregorian music In Monmouth Memorial hoapltal. offertory, and "Now Thank We All vehicle violator* Monday in police ed 1,000 surgical dressings for the Joseph Brlto of 180 River St.. ac- i or a cold shower or bath if he.it- April. Plant far tht program were Mr. and Mn. David Crawford Tuetday at the home of Mrs. Grace Our God," poitlude. companied her husband to Kgypt ln>r units are not operating. Use Lund, Llnlon pi. court here. Patrick Munccigroato, operating room supply closet. announced by the choir director, MacLean of Wichita, Kan., former- Belleville, tu aliened 115 for fill- In IMS, where they were stiilioneil pli'ii'.ly of soap, nnd .scrub hard. Harold Weber, at a reheintl lait ly of Navcslnk River rd., Locust, Camp U, P.O. of A., Ii consol- CHRIST EPISCOPAL ing to report an accident, and Rich- for six years. Their daughter iviu Pay particular HtU-ntinn t the hair | idating with the Long Branch or- Middletown Village St. John's Church born In Cairn. Returning here lant and beniath th-1 tin ye11 n:nlp, Mepent are parent* of a ton, Bruce Robert, ard J. Amses, Bayonne, wns fined . I nighFollowint g the concert, Apr. 11, 4 born laat week at Wesley hoiplta der. They met Tutxday evening "Son* of God, Hairs of Eterna $10 on a careleaa driving chnrge. Mayy, Mr. Todd recently completep d this two or ihire time.-*, and chances at the West Long Branch borough Life," will b* Rev. Andrew M. Van HohU Annual H»ll Call 1952, members of the choir will bt Wichita. The couple have: two other Paying Ones to the violations clerk law course In Washington, D. c., I »if you'll gotten rid of any hosts at a social hour at St, An- hall. Dyke't aermon subject at the 1 KEYPOHT — Rev, Dr. Justin given by the Stat* department. He and all contamination on you. Check sons, Kenneth and Thomas; Mae- were Donald Keirstead, Ashury i thony'i hall. Lean. The women'a executive hoard a.m. tervlc* Sunday. Pupils of th Part, »10, driving on th« wrong Vanderkolk, head of the Theologi- will work on rltiwn'hip matters with the rtdinlnclr.il station any- will m»*t Friday afternoon at th church school, at their IMIt a. m cal department at th* New Bruns- i Ai Mr. and Mrs. Ottn Oattnfeld ol side of the road, and CMlmer Dut- concerning Amtrirana. Rntevelt lew room. Little. Silver aeaaion, will make their Thanktrlv- klewlca, Irvington, *10, Improper wick seminary, was guest speaker •J—MOM Tan I Tell Thr lltf/erencj' BRADFORD TO SPEAKN Frentsu ave,. Matawan. ire par Mr*. Catherine Compton and Mrs ing offering; of canned goods fo paaging. nt thn annual roll cull services of Bel»ten An Air, Mater nr f Harmon M. Bradford. Long rnts nf s son horn ytsttrdsy al Howard Ondyke, members of the Th» Evergreens, at thla time. Rt. Joseph'* Methodist chureh last Among the medical patient* at Hurst: Rranch superintendent of school!, Monmouth Memnrial hospital. bnnrri, attended from this place. Christ church will participate in Thursday afternoon and evening. rtlvervlew hospital this «T"U are A Ry Ih" '-loinl it creale>, The i will speak on the topic "Religion Mr. and Mra. Ernsst W. Cope- Mis* .Tune Andreach and Mrs, the community Thanksgiving aer- Barbara Pr. Vnndorkolk spoke, on theMl.'s Barbars. Worden, 112 H-nri- air hiust priKliii-cs Hir ch.inct'r- t Und of Orange ave., Fair Haven, nnd Education" tomorrow night at Verlta Aalbue attended th* wed- vicei to be held Wednesday night, Ha« Birthday Parly subject, "TlecovorinE Our Original aon ave, Pair Haven, and William IstU' muslunum cloud that attains 8:30 at Temple Beth Miriam, Long ara parent* of a daughter horn thli ding of Mil* Martha Mark of Poll Nov. 21, at the Reformed church, Intention" at the afternoon session Brown, Naveslnk niver rd. Mid- a height from five to 12 mllca above Branch, The tpeaker will be Intro- morning at Itlvervlew hospital. Monmouth to John Kelgher of J«r- Tht offering will he given for ape- SHREWSBURY—Barbara Isaac and on "Resources for the Christ- dletown township. Surgical pa- thr curtli. This Ij a, swiftly-riling duced by Dr. Alexander Vlnaburg, ley City It Jersey City recently, elal CARE food package* for ihlp- daughttr of Mr, and Mn. H. J. tients nt Rlvervlew Include, Mrs. SENTENCED TO JAIL Inn Life" at tho evening meeting, column of white and multi-colored a mute* of Ttmple ltth Miriam The couple ai« residing In Bayonne, ment to Europe. Iaaae of Obrt pi., observed her Organ recitals by Mrs. tfivangellne Edwin need, Sycamore tve, New smoke, and. occurred during the ex- and a member of th* Long Branch KETPORT-Abaalom Lewis of Mr. nnd Mrs, John Hoioblnko an sixth birthday Tuuday at a party Mi'nnett preceded both services. Shrewsbury; Jo-Ann Malmone, 74 plosions nt Hiroshima nnd Naga- board of •ducatlon This will bt First st. waa sentenced to 60 days aon Jack ar* visiting Mr, Holo TARES OWN LIFE Her guttU were Susan Tlshmnn Mrs. Victor Kredda of Matawan North Sunnycrest dr., Little Silver; saki, The water burst produces the first In a terles of monthly dis- In county Jn.ll by Magistrate Her* blnko'a parentt In Madera, Pa., thli AVON — Richard L. Johnson, 44, Lee Matone, Susan Covlco, Carol was (innst soloist In Ihe afternoon. drover T. Keaton, 78 Manning pi, tln> familiar (jlnnt waterspout and cussions to be held at the tempi* bart Rothenberg yesterday whin he week. 15 Oarfttld ave., a laleaman for Slderman, Jane Maslow, Amelia She was nciompnnled by Mrs, A. Kranshuig; Chnrles H. Frlcdrlch, caulltUnvrr column ms.ny of you on religious education, was charged with panhandling, The Wot Keantburg Tlie Co. Seara Roebuck at thtlr store Ii Plmplnell.i, John PIPerrI, Jr., nnd A. Kanke also of .Matnwnn. Cyrus Hope ril., Shiewflluiry; Mr«. Oml- hnvc sern in plii-tojitaplis. A ground Emit Stnrker, Monmouth hotel n will hold its children'* ChrlitmM Aabury Park, ahnt, and killer) him- ,lnhlh n BhsipBh , ,llr Rai'hara'Rbs 'paterna tll nnmn , MnxlsMlt sang a m\n\ andd hthen I ley llaidlns. 1H ."I. Jnlni's pi. or ne,-ii..«ui f.ice espiosion will pro- The American Federation of I*- flrnsd st., wss fined 120 nn a dli party Dae, 22, Joseph Phillip* 1 self with a 22. calibre rifle yetterday grandmother, Mr*. Abraham lease 'n Hurt .it the evening tcrvlct with Ketntbiirg. and Miss Catherine. duce great, dirk, low-hnnelnc hnr «M nrganlstd in Pittsburgh orderly person chargt, ehalrmin. •4 alt homi. of EltMbeth, waa also a guett. Mn. William Btrnei, Pryor, IT, Willow it., Fair Haven, cloudi, Nov. 19, 1111. fereat saotioa, tkejr were ft«M ajar* 1 C. PeUlle, Nn. J. Straus, Mr*. U. H S. Shepuard. Mrs. J. F. aaaouaceo ta« follonmj chairaua At Mmrimt caiT»« ki* MaMajimaaj ia •***••• s»laal— ta tiaaaia*) a wretch *m» WeUbackwr, Georte Lovett, Mrs. Mrs. John Sveele, Mrs. Evas Rut' aal caats*iUe*aua lor the 1M1 Sal- •f tkla r««r. Tk« aawaa ia- New Murder Jury which Dclhe«et> waa aaatea, re> Vinceat teviero, Mr*. Jeaa War- ton and Mri. Clinton Thoaipeoa. Name Committees vation Army drive: Fair Haven. tattructi** la iafantry part* of aaadical aad aaychiatri* Col. C. R. Ha if chairman. Mr. and ren. Mr*. Norman Gritla. Mr*. H. exaasinatiea*, aad the autopsy re- 9 taetica, weaa*aa aa< teasterahis. B lira. William Barrett. Mrs. H. E. T. Lawley, Mrs. Arthur Go«f, Vir- KMsMiry MuJv Group) Motion Denied •ort. They were deaicd p»r» '»siea For 'Army Drive Battertby, Mr>. E. Baumann. Mrs. jginia Bailey. Mrs. Fraak Warner, HWu at Pareoaafe rHEEHOLD-Objectioas by *•- t* inspect alleged ceafcatieat of Francis ifcrtrath. Mrs. l*Ruy so- jMra. William RoMvell, Mrs. Paul Chunk to Olxcrrc feaa* attorneys ia th* Jeremiah Edward J. Macklin chairman of Die!i. Mm. Schroeder, Mrs. Mar- toe throe boys. the steering committee for the 1»»1!field. Mrs. R. Dilione. Mr*. Roy I LITTLE SILVER- The Dcihaaea asurder trial war* up- Judge Oierdaaa eac* agaia criti- Rosenberg. Mrs. Waiter Hansm. ! shall Booker. Dr. C. Malcom Oill- arv study group of Embury Meth- held yesterday by County Judge Salvation Army Maintenance earn- j i man. Mrs. Miltenbeiger. Mm, Hen- ciaed the jury cesaaiaaioa (M hav- paisn. announced this week the | Mrs. Philip B. Coan. Mrs. lloURlas | odist church was entertained Tues- O«*4 Nei(kk«r tuaday will ba J*ha C. Giordano when he de- Clark. Mrs. Robert Ban-, Mrs. John !! ry Wirkman. Mic. Ricf, Mrs. Tim- day night in tho pjrsonage, with •b**rv«4 at tk« 11 a. at. service tt ing the same aaatet oa the IX» following cuttiniiueeme n eoliciting : olat, Jr., Mr». Timolat, Sr., Mrs. nied Assistant Prosecutor Charles and 1*81 (truck panel Jury. H* donittons in the business arcs of! Coitello. Mrs. Peter J. Ei'helc, Mrs. Mi«. Jar.us W. Mai.ihall as hostess. tk* Had Baak Baati«t church. The franker* request ~ for a special Holbrook Smith. Mrs. Kngclberg, aastor, Rev. W. Cliatsa Powers, said Mr. Frankel'a remark* are a Red Bank: Ralph Allen. Beverly i William Frank. Mrs. Harry | th* Iun4ay-*cko*l hav* far etalUt aunishaunt. Not since William I. Klataky of Si ritaer »1, Kirk. j than Iselia, Mr*. Harold Kin(, John •r association here will hold a cake 111* has a pertoa convicted] here Red Bank, county Ugl«a eee»- Rober; Worden. Mr. Macklin is ; Kling, Mrs. I. Kuhnt. Miss Edna »•«• iaviUa* ta brine their nei«K- one of four captain*. The others Ml* tomorrow at 1 •• m. at tha •*• ta ttiaaay-aehaol *a thU dayaf nurder be«a teat to th* electric mander, will be aanoM the eaocUl Mn. George T. l.intnn i> chair- Mapp», David Marx. Mrs. Fred Mcs- grammar school. The sale will kc U*ut. Charl** R. Maul*, Jr., *f chair. guest* at the put coajBiaadcr* ar* Edward H. Conway. Ralph H. man of Red Bank residential area 1 nina, Mrs. Richard Nevius, lira. B. tor thair servie*. BelUnap and rtiy E. Taylor. continued at 10 a. m. Saturday at (ha haiie school at tha Maria* Tti* d*f*ns* attorneys are Ed- dinaer. Councilmas Harry B. Mur. No. 3. Her committee comprises \ Orr, Mrs. Matthew P»te, Mrs. Carp* base, QuMtiea, Va. h tratu* Mrs Stanley Brown, Mrs. William Charlie's Sweet (hop. Mr*. Mark •V«M •«! •! I* ratters sMstilt Tkl ward r. Juska. William J. O'Hagaa tba, poet cosasaaader, I* chairaMa) Colonrl I.loyd B. MapruAer en- Arthur Ross, Herbert Scnild, Mr* Green is chairman. •tUavu* *v*, Runuoa, U attajMUac t««i«ur CI*Mi**4 Ada."—Adnrtiwsust aM Robert MeCurri*. la • dlf- of the dinner cesaaiitte*. ordinalor [or horuugh. and aroas Bennett, Mrs. Sam Norman, Mrs.

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