7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY VOLUME LXXI, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12 Minister Of Mtuie Fair Haven Lion* Firemen Make Hospital Donation Sea Bright Now List Artists Buy Eye Machine Municipal Court Members of the board of direc- Short On Funds, For Concerts tors of the Fair Haven Lions club For Sea Bright recently agreed to purchase a large Keystone View Telebinocular inach- Mayor Declares In Winter Series ne for the use of the Rumson and Now Considered Fair Haven school boards. The Aaks Careful Thrift; String Quartet, / machines are used to check the Census Would Show - ia of the school children. $50 Given To Fund Men's ChoruB And Tl)New York University Chapel Clothing Workers dano, into such disrepair it was "an ab- choir, and. the final, April 7, pre- Telling council the current pow- solute disgrace to our borough." Roger J. Rietberg senting Jane Carlson, pianist and ers of Recorder John Weir would Mr. Jacobsen said he had an esti- 19M winner of the Naumburg prize. Local Endorses end December 31, Mr. Giordano mate of $100 for repainting the me- The sam« artists will alao appeal- said Sea Bright would benefit from in the newly-instituted Young Peo- having its own municipal court. morial. New Minister Of ple's series to be held at Mechanic Democratic Slate "For the present," said the may- Street school auditorium on the af- The new law, he said, permit* bor- or, "we must wait. I understand ternoon of the concerts for young Jamee) LoBiondfc oughs with populations of 1,000 or the Importance of our honor roll, Music At First people in this area. more to establish their own courts and it will be reconditioned. But nnd to appoint their own judge*. Composed of four graduates of And Al Fredgranegc row our funds are very low." The Red Bank tire department which will contain 80 beds. Seely we Mrs, Julia Throckmoiton, hos- The law, he added, provides that Methodist Church tha Jullllard School of Music, now two smaller communities, whose However, in considering what members of its faculty, tho Jull- Issue Statement Saturday presented a $500 check to B. Tuthill, hospital trcasuer, Is pitnl mipfrintiindcnt, Councilman Mayor Farrell referred to as "our J. Albert Vnn.Schoick, chairman of combined population is 1,000 or llard String Quartet includes Rob- Rivcrvlcw hospital as its contri- shown receiving tho check from obligations and loyalty," the coun- Roger J. Reitberg ert Mann, Robert Kofi, Raphael Official endorsement of the can- the lire committee, Harry Aumnck greater, could set up a joint court. cil unanimously voted to contrib- Hillyer and Arthur Winograd, They didacy of Charles F. Sullivan, Dem' bution to tho hospital's fund-rais- Veinon Dey, Red Bank fire chief. and Dominic FlRaro. Tile goal of However, In the latter event, th« ute $50 toward this area's Redcdi- Of Grand Rapids have been playing together for sev- ocratic nominee for Congress from ing campaign to erect a new wing Others watching tho presentation tin; drlvo Is $500,000, judgo must be appointed by th» eatiori Week, (ho period of patri- eral years and have been featured this, the Third Congressional dis- governor, with confirmation by tht otic observance prior to the visit Takes Position Here in major concert series throughout trict, has been announced by state senate. of the Freedom train to Red Bank, tlin country. James LoBiondo, Monmouth coun- It Pays To Advertise While the permanent population Professor Roger 3. Rietberg of Tuesday, October 19. Payment of Vitv, York University's Chapel ty chairman of the C.I.O. Political Farm Receipts, Ask Speed Curb of Sea Bright has been listed un- this sum will leave but $25 in the Srand Rapids, Mich., Is the new Action committee, and Al Fred- In The llegisler der 1,000, Mr, Giordano laid he be- minlstor of Music at the Red Bank choir consists of 24 voices chosen contingent fund, the mayor ex- from Its famous Glee club. General- granese, chairman of Local 293, The Mills Air Conditioning Com- lieved a now census would fhow plained, Methodist church, Professor Riet- United Clothing Workers of Amer- the qualifying margin has now been berg graduated from Hope college ly seniors, they have had some Costs Higher pany of Red Bank and Point In Middletown Bids on the Installation of the three years of training under Prof. ica. Pleasant, which has its Red Bank exceeded. Therefore, he added, If in 1947 with a Bachelor of Arts de- thi" could be proved, Sea Bright proposed ventilation stack for the gree. He is a candidate for the 67e- Alfred M, Greenfield, who in addi- The endorsement was made at a Net Income May Be ofllce at 129 Broad street, with Village Group Warns sewage disposal plant were held tion to directing the N.Y.U. singers meeting of the C.I.O.'s executive William Machaucr, Jr., as repre- would be empowered to have it* gree of Master of Sacred Music at own court and, with it, resultant over for reconsideration at the Union Theological seminary. U director of the New York Ora- board here. Previously the State Lower For Many sentative, hos Informed The Reg- Htises And Fort Car? next council meeting, Friday, Oc- torio society. The members of the American Federation of Labor and istpf thnt they have had wonderful benefits. While at Hope college he ac- the New Jersey State C.I.O. coun- j3ash income from farm market- 'J he board of directors of the Council decided ts ask the V. S. tober 15. Two bids were received. companied the Men's Glee club, Chapel choir go to "pre-«cason" results from advertising In our Thomas Procter & Co., of Long camp with the Glee club and in ad- cil gave their official blessing to ings in New Jersey during the first publication. Mldillotown Villa;;© Neighborhood Bureau of Census at Washington Branch, -was low at $1,925. William which made an Eastern tour of dition are each given Individual Sullivan, six months of 1948 amounted to association, which met Friday night and the New Jersey State Depart- two weeks and included singing about $125,115,000, the State De- Wo appreciate very much their at the home of Mra. Garry Paskus, Kohl of Lincrott offered to make over WNBC in commemoration of voice lessons throughout the year. "It is obvious why we ar£ thro,w- kind words and know that they men of Vital Statistics If a local the installation for $1,950. ing our full, whole-hearted support partment of Agriculture reported it.s atctetary, took action to warn hoard of health census would b» the 100th anniversary of the Dutch Fuch year, the national competi- today, citing a fartn income report have joined the rrumy hundreds of the Rollo Bus company and Fort Mayor Farrell explained that at founding of Holland, Mich. tion for the Naumburg prize win- to Charles F. Sullivan, Archibald other friends who know It pays to legit!. Alexander, candidate f.or the U. S. by the USDA. Receipts were about Monmouth vehicles of speeding on Until now, Recorder Weir, ani present there is only $1,425 in the Mr. Rietberg was in the Air ners brings out remarkably talented advertise In The Register. sewer account. That would mean Senate, and county and local Dem- ten per cent higher than the re- King's highway.. recorders In other munlcipalitlef, Force during the war* serving with younj,' musicians. This spring, Jane ocratic candidates," the joint state- vised estimates for the same borrowing some of the money from a Troop Carrier squadron in Italy. Cailson, was a winner and had a The association several months have hud the authority to hear te». another account if the work were ment said. "Sullivan represents months in 1917. ago hail received assurance from tlmony on cases involving local of- Ho jr. now advancing his musical New York Town hall debut where what millions of working people, undertaken at the costs offered. career by studying with Vernon shi won additional praise from Of this total, the Income from liotli groups Hint speeding would fenses and violations. It has been small businessmen and others in livestock and livestock products Pupils Winners bo curbed. However, this has not the recorder's duty to send up to The Jersey Shore Protective com- do Tar at the Church of the Al- New York critics. Her prize-win- the middle and lower income mittee, made up of Monmouth cension in New Tork city, where ning .also earned her a featured contributed about 585,448,000, or boon the case, tho association said. the grand Jury all major criminal groups most desire—freedom from about nine per cent more than in Letters will be sent to the bus com- cases, but hi* has been the right county municipalities protesting he served as assistant to samelajt appearance on the radio program, economic strarnulation and free- At Flower Show the proposed 30 per cent Increase year. . *-. the Telephone Hour. the January-June period a year pany and fort officials. Tho bus to sentence anyone for violating dom from fear ot war. ago. Crop receipts represent the routo goes along King's highway local ordinances, traffic regulation! In commutation fares, as asked by Subscription lists for the two while fort vehicles pass over the the Jersey Central railroad, asked ssrie* opened Monday, and early in- "Sullivan and others on the remainder, and may be as much Eight Awards To and the like. He also had the right ticket have given ui a rial pro- as 12 per cent greater in New Jer- roiij en route to a signal corps in- to fix the amount of ball suspect? that Sea Bright be represented dications point to a- quick reaching Shrewsbury Children stallation on Red Hill road. when the hearings on this increase Two Shrewsbury of the seating capacity. A commit- gram to combat the high cost of sey in the first, half of 1948 than must put up for their release from resume in Newark next week. tee repreienting the various clubs living, to provid* homes for vet- in 1947. Several pupils of the Shrcwsbudy In conjunction with transporta- custody. erans Mill others unable to pay tion, Layton Clark and Milton A. Hearings before the Interstate and organizations as well as the 'Republican rent*' Sullivan is for Although farmers' cash receipts school won awards in tho special Should Sea Bright not be quali- Commerce Commission ind the Boys Have Polio muMc departments of the local are somewhat higher on the aver- >jun'.or classes at the fifth Garden Vrctland were chosen a committee fied to establish its own municipal schools is assisting in the subsorlp- real reciprocal 'trad* extensions age, the prices they have had to state flower show sponsored by the to ubtalu u. speaker for a future court, the attorney saltl, it either New Jersey Board of Public Util- Bowers Youngsters among nation* of the world as a meeting to discuss railroad train Jt^joflUBlialonersbcgin Monday, measure ot insuring peace; and pay lor supplies and their total Garden club of New Jersey at tho could form a joint court with an- BPHHHPPHMHMound him- production costs arc also higher, Woman's club -of Upper- Montclalr rule* and stops. Tho association other adjacent community, or it Among 18 New Cases world economic stability. He Is op- last Thursdsay and Friday. Mis. will again try to have more trains self unab'le "to attend" the" Newark posed to the Tlft-Hartley labor the State Department of Agricul- sion at the Middletown station. could appoint its borough clerk at sessions, he appointed Borough As- ture points out. USDA statisticians Richard Nevius of Shrewsbury v/n.i recorder, The recorder, In »ueh an . Two Shrewsbury youngsters w«r» strangulation act. He is for rural consultant for the group. | A letter was ordered sent to the sessor Arthur O. Axelsen to go in among IS new acute polio sufferers Adult School electrification, the European Re- believe that the increase in costs township board of iidjustmsnt ask- event, however, -would be limited his place, as a person qualified to admitted the past week to Mon- covery program and far-ranging Is probably more evenly distributed Eighty-eight children from six ing for somu changes and amend- to fixing bail. He could not sen- understand the effect another fare mouth Memorial hospital. farm and public education pro- among individual farmers than Is schools In Westflelu, Montclalr and mji.tv to thi; zoning laws In tho vil- tence anyone to pay a fine, and rise would have upon the commun- SUM of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Has 550 Students grams. the increase in cash receipts. Shrewsbury exhibited 1C8 LRII-ICJ lage. It was mad; clear that tho would be required to send all caici, in 15 classes during the two d,iy.-i. ity. Nelson E. Finch, a Sea Bright Bowers of Shadowbrook road, Claiacs Opened "His opponent, Republican James Although specific figures for New ordinance Is satisfactory but the criminal and civil, to the diltrlct resident who works for a New Shrewsbury, they are Michael Bow- C. Auchinclosi, by contrast, has a Jersey are not yet available, re- Eight of a total of 81 awards changes would improve it, they felt, court to be heard, said Mr. Gior- York Insurance company, agreed era, six-year-old, and John Bowers, record which is found wanting on ports on a national basis Indicate maJu last Thursday were to Shrews- dano. Monday In Red Bank bury children and tho same num- Future association msctin^j will to attend the hearing as a com- nlitc-years-old. They are the neph- the overwhelming number of that expenditures for feed, lime, be held at township hall instead ot Should & municipal judge be ap- muter who experiences inconven- ews of Red Bank Councilman Phil- counts. He Is not only an, avowed fertilizer, lumber, spray materials ber of awards were made Friday pointed, Mr. Giordano added, it The Red Bank branch of the out of Friday's 54 total, at homes of the directors. The ience from poor railroad service ip .'. Bowers. Monmouth County Adult school foe of the union man, but ot every and machinery are about 14 per mor-tinga are public and all are in- , would be up to the community t* offered. ' Michael was admitted to the hos- opened Monday night at the high one who worka for a living, every cent higher than last year. Outlays Thursday's Shrewsbury winners vited. Attending Friday's meeting pay his fixed salary. The new law Another financial matter consid- pita; Wednesday in critical condi- school here with on enrollment of small businessman—everybody who for farm labor, taxes and farm were as follows: Class A, honorabln were Roller C. Bnird, Mrs. Irving prohibits the judge or magistrate ered was the request of the fire tion. Placed in emergency status, 550. The Asbury Park school doesn't happen to earn at least mortgage interest payments also mention, Julio Nevius; class E, T. Bartlclt, Mrs. Lily May Collins, from taking his fee from what an lion lung was rushed from New $25,000 a year. . are reported to be above the 1947 honcrable mention, Nancy Nevius; heretofore has been termed "court company, to Install a new heating branch opened Tursday night. class F, third prize, Nancy Nevius; Mrs. Mallby Jelliffe, Capt. Willis system in the fire house. Council- York for him. John was admitted Paul Young, Red Bank district "Because of that, we pledge our levels. Concver, Gcorgo Deaney, president, costs." to the hospital Friday. Both have class H, llrst prize, Kil'k Phillips; man Carl Nelson said the present school clerk and director of the membership to work zealously for Spokesmen for the State Depart- class H, second prize, John Free- Joseph Baxter, Jr., Mr. Vrecland. If Sea Brir'it resorts to till bean reported as being considerably school, estimatod that a total of the .election of Mr. Sullivan and ment of Agriculture are of the system—an old stove—is inade- Improved. Michael :s a first grade man; class H, second prize, Fay naming of the barough clerk, Clar- quate. He was instructed to de- 1,20b may be reached in both tho candidacies of Mr. Alexander opinion that when these items are Mariter; class H, third prize, Mar- ence Stevens, as recorder, Mr. pupil at St. James Grammar school schools compared with a total of and those or the Freeholder nom- taken into account, net Incomes so termine the cost of a new one. and John attends Shrewsbury tha Sparre. Giordano explained, thi* may be- Voted to pay current bills, 8J0 last year when the school was iness, Harold R, Lipplncott and far this year mtfy be lower than Register Editorial come a hardship for the clerk. H« grammar school. conducted at Rumson. Joseph McDonald, and everybody last year for most New Jersey Friday's winners from Shrews- among them, $12,744.89 as the bury were Elizabeth Hymcr, Ann would be subject to call st al! time* amount due the local school dis- Cther acute -patients Include Ot the 30 courses offered, Mr. on the Democratic ticket who is farmers. of day or night, in addition t» hli Totid Wilkinson, four-year-old son Becking local office." Jones, Julie Nevius, Gloria Kcni- trict for one-half the tax levy for Young reported that enough pupils ble and' Arthur Ross. Second In State other duties, and in no way, would* the year 1948-49 and $2,240.50 for of Mr. and- Mrs. Warren Wilkinson, haw signed up to warrant 18 gain a personal benefit, said. Mr; basic aid due the school district and Jeffrey Swope, 11-year-old son courses. Twenty cr more persons Award Scholarships ' 30 County Students The Shrewsbury entries added Contest Held Among Giordano. for 1948. Of Mrs. Gertrude Swope of Eaton- must enroll in each of the remain- greutly to the beauty and interest town: Mrs, Virginia Reiener, 25, ing courses to have those courses At Nonmouth College Enrolled At N.J.C. at tho show. Thia fact was par- All Newspapers Provided Sea Bright and an ad- The officials criticized the unau- wife of Dr. Leon Reisner, Jr., and ticularly remarked upon by out-of- jacent community established a thorized dumping of garbage and taupht. The two scholarships of $100 each Thirty Monmouth county girls joint court, fines from cases heard Mtchele Andrews, six-year-old Most popular course, judged by granted to Monmouth Junior col- state visitors whD claimed New The Red Bank Register won other refuse .on Sea Bright'* beach daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas leg's by Monmouth chapter of the ara among the 1,331 new students Jersey is taking the lead In en- second prize in tho "Four Free- Involving Infractions of local laws, and private property. A communi- the first night's enrollment, is a enrolled at New jersey College for would go to the community ' In Andrews of Long Branch; Hurly class in oil painting. Dancing and American Association ot University couraging junior participation in doms; Editorial" contest at New cation from Michael J. Devereaux, Richardson, five-year-old son of Mr. Women have been awarded to Women, Rutgers university, New Uower show activities. r.runswlck Monday. The award which the offense was committed, secretary of the local board of bridge are next in popularity. A Bruswick. Last year tho total en- and Mrs. William Richardson of law course for >aymcn was held Alive VanBrunt and Evelyn Daf- wns mado at the 27th annual Bet- Mr. Giordano said. health, reminded council the prop- Belford; Bruce Hunter, nine-year- gard, sophomores. rollment was 1,270, which broke all lor Newspaper institute held by erty of G. Alsworth Hugglns on Monday night with John V. Crow- oil son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ell, Red Bank attorney and bor- Miss VanBrune is the daughter previous records. 73-Ycar-OId Woninn Lhj Now jersey Press association. South beach had been used for Hunter of East Keansburg; Roland Tlio editorial contest was open to Story Hour To Be ough recorder, giving the first lec- of, Mr. and Mrs. Olger VanBrunt, Students enrolled from this area Gets $8,000 Awurd dumping. It was decided to ask Boyd, three-year-old son of Mr. and ture. The Monmouth county bar 79 Norwood avenue. Long Branch. ,includt) Missus RhuUa Eileen Zciuh- all newspapers In the state, week- This Saturday Mr. Hugglns for permission to in- Mr?. Roland Boyd of Marlboro association Is providing1 the school She waa graduated from the Long ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Mrs. Gertrude Schacfcr, 73, form- lies* and dailies, First prize was stall a chain barring entrance to township, and William Sands, five- with one of its members each week Branch high school in 1946. nard Zolchner, of Atlantic High- erly ol Broad street, now a patient won by tho Tcancck Sunday Sun, The Bed Bank-Keyport group Of the property. , year-old 6on of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- as guest instructor. lands; Lois Ann Salmon, daughter at Marlboro state hopltal, was Among weekly newspapers with the Monmouth County Branch of liam Sands of Matawan township. Mlsii Dafgard ii the daughter of A communication was received Mi. Young announced that regis- Mr. and Mrs.-Andrew J. Daford, of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Salmon, granted an 58,000 settlement in more, than 4,500 circulation, Tho the American Association of Uni- from' the garbage collector that These admisions to the polio tration for the courses may be 129 Vanderbilt avenue, Long Belford; Janet Loy Nelson, daugh- Freehold court Monday before Register was awarded second prize versity Women In co-operation with henceforth collections will be made ward brought tho'total to 148, a made at his office at the senior Brunch, and also waa graduated ter ot Maj. and Mrs. Logan T. Nel- Judge Thomas Brown resulting for Its sports page and second prize the trustees of the Red iBank Free Tuesdays and Saturdays. The may- record all-time'high in the county. high school until Monday. Further from the Long Branch high school son, Fort Monmouth; Thelma Park- from injuries ehe received Septem- for classified advertising. Public Library will for the third- or asked that residents be Informed" Incidence of infantile paralysis In registrations will be taken at Mon- in 1646. inson Campbell, daughter of Mr. ber 9, 1945, when she was struck Tho Freehold Transcript won yea- sponsor the "Saturday morn-- to put out their waste for collec- ancl Mrs. Harry W. Campbell, Reck- by % car here. first prize In '.ho sports picture Moi.mouth county exceeds all Aher day night's session. Thr selections were made by a ii place, Red Bank, and Maria Ing Story Hour" for children at the tion Monday and Friday nights. counties in the state. faculty committee and were based Tho judgement, approved by the ccn-petitlon. The entry was a Eisner Memorial library. As u»U»l Council agreed that its local Ro»ennn Foderitro, daughter of Mr. jury, directed that damages of basketball game scene taken by the stories will be told in the mn- Roland J. Hlnes, chairman of To Whom 11 May Concern. on high scholastic achievement and and Mrs. Rocco Foderaro, Rumson. highway safety co-ordinating com- Monmouth County chapter, Nation- Notice li hereby given that Fire In- leadership in student activities. $4,25(1 bo paid by Albert J. Giron Hyatt Cunningham of Rumson. porch of the library from which_ jiirance policy No. 933591 of the Em- Tho Transcript vn»s awarded sec- mittee members would attend the al Foundation for Infantile Paraly- ployers' Fire -Insurance Company issued of Little Silver, and damages of there Is such a beautiful view of? general meeting of the county or- sis, said it is reassuring1 that health to Dennis K. Byrne Agency of 8 West $S,i5U by Paul Shoen of Elizabeth. ond prlzo for its editorial page the river. The time will be from ganization at Freehold next Thurs- records in the state for the post River Rond, Rumson, New Jersey,' re- Mrs Schaefer was struck by one of among newspapers with more than 10 to 11 o'clock each Saturday day, Commissioner A. W. Magee 20 years show that August and quiring for Its validity, the counter- Former Chief Justice To Speak tho cars after a collision at tho 4,501) circulation. morning beginning October 9th. All denature of a duly nuttiorlneil nnd li- is expected to be there to explain September are the peak months censed agent, has been lost. Since this coiner of Broad street and Bergen Among daily papers with more children between the ages of four the part local communities can play for polio. A decline is expected in policy has not been legally counter- place. Which car actually struck than 15,000 circulation, the Asbury and eight years are welcome. October. An urgent request for signed, issued or accounted for, nor any At St. Gabriel's Holy Name Event her was a disputed point. William Park Press received llrst prize for In maintaining traffic safety In this premium received thereunder by this Miss Florence R. Kridel wilt State. . nursec to help In the polio ward at broskle will report, and ollkers will Kussell, a member of the Red Its editorial page, and placed sec- company, It will be valueless and void in Thomas J. Brogan of Rumson, ond with Its sports page. The Sun- again be chairman of the project.' Monnr.outh Memorial has been the hands of whomsoever It may fall former chief justice of the Supreme be elected. Robert Dunn of Brook- Bank law firm of Quinn, Doremus, She will be assisted by MlM Irma Sherman's Has Uuful GUM made by the ward director, Dr. and any claim thereunder would be Il- dalo farm, Llncroft, has been nomi- McCue and Ruseell, represented day Press captured first prizo for legal find fraudulent. Ho claims of any Court of New Jersey, will be the von&lahn and Mrs. Emlllo Fanjul for the home. Shower or wedding, III' Nicholas S. Ranaohoff. principal speaker Sunday morning nated for president. Others nomi- Mrs. Schaofer and J. Victor Carton classified advertising, second for speet our attractive leUctlon In prac- ture purporting to be based upnn it of Asbury Park, represented the i its editorial page und third for dis- as vice chairman. tical and useful ilfta. All gifts wrapped will be recognized by this company. If at thi first Communion breakfast nated are Mr. Dombroski of Brade- The regular Story Tellers will bl Venetian Blinds. you are the holder of this policy, you defendants. play advertising. Photos by Mar- •t jour reuueit free of charee. This ser- of the Holy Name society of St. velt and John Warneker of Lin- Mrs. W. Gilbert Manson, Mn. John vice la joura for the nskinit. Just re- Custom-made to your Individual order. ire advised to communicate with Den- tin L. Cohen nnd Frank R. Eeards- Gabriel's church, Bradevelt. The so- crof'., vice presidents; Walter Holu T. Simp*Jon, Mr*. William U.RUK member • Sherman's for gifts for the Wl are fully qualified to aisilt you la ill Kfl Byrne. of Marlboro, secretary, and Umber- le/ of tho Press iccoived honorable home. Sherman'!, 45 Broad atreet.—AO selecting the colors best for. jrour home. Dated: September 30, 1948. ciety will receive Communion in a W.ih.d 178 Tlmss. mention. sell, Jr., Mn. Charles Edelmana, vertlstment. ,. Enclosed metal head boa, Flesalum —Advertisement. body at the 8:30 mass at St, Ga- to T. Aruvolcu of the state hospital, Como In nnd see Lhln wonderful nil aluminum alats In 11 colors, Duplea briel's church, Bradevelt. Break- treasurer. Matthew L. Mullin ot nylon slip. These washings live equal to Mrs. John Van der Voort and MlM matching tnpet. and cords, • Call Red four ycard of itetunl wenr. Four gore Small-Pox Vaccination Notlc* Esther Power. The substitute! wllr Personallted Chriatmaa Carda Sherman'* Mike fast will be s6rved'ut'9:30 at Pleas- Llncroft has boon nominated mar- style, tailored, whlto nnd flesh color. By 52 Famoui "Gallery Artists" now Bank 6-2846. Sherman's, 45 Dread heatproof table pads, washable leather* Tile Red Bank Hoard of Health offers be Mrs. Warren Tyrrell and lira. ant Valley Inn, Holmdel. shall. Sites 3- to 41. Come In short, medium free vucination to al! school children featured exclusively by "Hallmark." street, Red Bank.—Advertisement. ctte covcrine with soft felt buck. Can nnd IUHK Icniiths. On sule M.US. Uuy J. Leon Turkington. Alao, Tailored Christmas Cnrda for Men, be* used either side* Protect your table, nnil teacher* Hvinit within the Borough Power Lawnmowan, Mr. Brogan was nominated as as- William Kazabo of Marlboro Is noW for Chrlstmns ulfts. Shormiin'i, 45 Members of the A.A.U.W. wlw and many other Oarcli ranging from 50 Call Red Bank 8-2846 for representative membership chairman. On his com- Urond street, Red Hank.—Advertisement of Heii Hank. Dales of vaccination, Oc- {or 11.00 and up. Fox's Gift Shop, it 10, 21, n and 24-inch Moto moweri. to come with samples and patterns. socibto justice of the Supreme tober 13th nnd 20th nt the Borounh will assist wtth the children «W mittee are Mr. Arcoleo, Thomus Monmouth Street. Red Bank.—Adver- Alto hand mowers and Planet Jr. gar* Sherman's, 45 Broad street,—Advertise- Court of New Jersey by Governor hall, Ked Bank nt \ I', M., under the Mrs, Donald English, MM. H. W.' tisement. den tractors. Conover Brothers. Sales ment. A. Harry Moore April 25, 1932. He Duly, Mr, Dombroski and Mr, POCK. "Fntdom Is Everybody's Jab. •unrrrjalort ot Dr. S. W. llausmnn. Con- and Service. Phone Holmdel 9.6121, Fred Hannon of Llncroft is chalr- Snnn Into the Spirit of the Freedom cents must l»o slKned by parents for alt Doebler, Mrs. Roger J. Sfluire, Mr». Wlckatunk.—Advertisement; wa.< made chief justice in 1933, and children applying. Now Showlnf Mortfaia Money rrum of tho breakfast committee. Train visit. Kveryunc Ket busy ntid Raymond Swift and Mils Elliabtth Tho New "Hnllmnrk" Dolls -of the for homes, farms, country estates, bus- sei-vcd until his retirement In 1B46. tuko pnrt. It's an unusual community Ited Itnnk lloaril of Health. Kelly. Nations iihtl Now Albums. Fox's Gift Bank Stock Wanted. iness buildings, existing or new. tang He la a graduate of the College His assistants arc John Wurneker, allnlr nvallnble to very few towns, IJr. C. C. Combs, Henlth Officer. Shop, 41 Monmouth itrcct. Red Bank.— Will purchase from one lo 100 shares term, ensy payment, itbcrnl lonns on of St. Francis Xavier, New York William Kohl und Thomas Them • that's why we'ro boosters. Tho Wrijihl —Advertisement. Mrs. W. Gilbert Manion, who Advertisement. of the Marchants Trust Company of acceptable properties, 'Joseph . Tal. 6-2019 R. B. IMPROVED BOM on ni»k« poeknt moiur hr sell- SUPER-SPEED Ins Tht RutiiUr.—Adv«rU»m

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i> ' CORNER BROAD t MONMOUTH STREETS, PHONE 6-1444, RED BANI BED BAXK BEG1ETEK, OCTOBER T, 1948 ship. Decorations were in pink and TeeifAge Club white and glfta were placed In a Monmouth Co. Freedom Train hal'ys bassinet. Phone Keantburg 6-1213 Re-Elecu Unlay Guests were Mrs. Raymond i Edward A. Finlay ivai re-elected Maine, Mrs. James Fcrpu/on, .Mrs. j pivbident of the board ot directors Inventors Have Programs On Air John Costello, Mrs. Dennis Meado. • Dr. ERNEST C. GlERDING of the Highlands Teen Age club Mrs. Harold Perry, Mrs. Kenneth • last Thursday night at a meeting WJLK To Broadcast Ija.vton, Mrs. Ralph White, Mrs. ; at hie home. Other officers elected Patent Granted Frank Callihan, Mrs. William Dow- ' Dentist and Dental Surgeon were Mayor A. Mead* Robertson, Red Bank Arrival Hi1., Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mis.1 treasurer, and Mrs. Majorie Lyons, "Battery Mount" Ai rival of the Freedom Train a'. Will.am Lufburrow, Mr*. Charlr.s .'}»(> MAIN ST. KEANSBURG, N. J. secretary. Mayor Robertson, Tim- Red Bank will be broadcast over Gnytr, Mrs. Chester Riddle and othy Lynch and Harry Burke*were Designed By Loral WJLK-FM, Asbury Park, Tuesday, Misses Roscmarlc hVrsi, li:\rb:ti:t. Hours 9 A. M. to * P. M. Octcber IB, from 8:05 to 8:30 a. m. ! named to the board of director*. set Margaret Cameron, Mac Mo- Mondays Through Saturdays And Hberon Resident! and special Freedom Train pro- Sergi Ann Soulc, Arlcne Hcnncs- Mr. Finlay and Mrs. Percy Max- grams have been arranged as fol- ran, Joan Layton nnd Jackie Bui- ; Bui passe* the door son ieviewed last year's club activ- The United States Patent OHIce lows: linpci. I ities and. the benefit* the program on September 21, IMS, granted pa- Tuesday, October 12, 7:30 to 8 p. gave. The following standing com- tent No. 2,4»,5M on • a "Battery m. "The Cost of Freedom," pre- mittees were appointed: school, Mount" to Michael B. Kraus, Jr., sented by school students undfr di- Charles Greenfield; auditor, Mr. Red Bnnk, and Morris A. Shriroof rection of WJLK's Lullabyc Lady, Lynch; ways and means, Dr. David Elberon. Mrs. Glendolyn Pizza. Pelts, and publicity, Mrs. Lyons. As is commonly known, special Wednesday, October 13, 8:05 to THE EVENT YOU'VE WAITED FOR II Mrs. Maxaon was commended as a elongated primary cells are used In 8; 13 p. m. Thomas Jefferson's first founder ot the club and plans were electrical devices, such as flash- inaugural address. IONfB COCWNUT. Buy a eoilcn er ntnhmm fjgj macii to hold a dance later this lights, radio* and the like. They twr • riMHlly Srayw D»«l«' f«' «'«•• ond r.gulor hem UM. — motitb. The re-organization meet Friday, October IS, 8:05 to 8:15 usually are several times the p, n> Patrick Henry's address to HARVEST MOON SQUARE DANCE ins will be held October 13 at the length of conventional standard grammar school. the Virginia convention of dele- •i SURPRISE STORE cells of similar diameter, and ex- gates. perience has shown that, due large- Sunday, October 17, 9:30 a. in, to AND ENTERTAINMENT Girl Not Shot- ly to their excessive site, they of- 10 p. m. "The Freedom Train," star- FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ten are attended by Ills which ring Bing Crosby, the Andrew Sis- INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL AND LOCAL TALENT She Ran Into Door make their use unsatisfactory. In ters a dramatization of Everett addition, because of their off-slie Halt's poem, "A Man Without it County detectives and jtate po- and the fact that the demand for Country" and a recitation by Bin,; lice laat Thursday were faced with them ordinarily Is not nearly as CroBby of "The Star Spangled Ban- Benefit — Rumson Oceanic Free Library a perplexing question—how could great as for standard types, a prob- ner." a two-year-old girl be injured wnen lem of supplying them has arisen, shot by a cap-gun? The answer is, It is, therefore, the object of this Monday, October 18, 8:05 to 8:30 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th - RUMSON HICH SCHOOL she wasn't. invention of Messrs. Kraus and a. tn. "The Lonesome Train," a mu- The girl, Margaret Meyer, daugh- Shrlro to provide an adapter, or sical legend featuring Lyn Murray Music By Ed Durlacher and "The Top Hands" ter of. Mr, and Mrs. John Meyer of. mount, by means' of which two and his orchestra with the Jeffrey standard size cells may be em- Alexander chorus. Narrated by Freehold, suffered deep cuts of the Karl Robinson and featuring Burl cheek and Wai bleeding profusely ployed instead of a Single, lone one. As an obvious advantage Ivea with Raymond Edwaid John- Over 3 0 Valuable Prizes To B2 Awarded last Thursday noon. Witnesses aald son as Abraham Lincoln. she was shot by a cap-gun wjth their construction will save raw which she and her brother had materials and battery cells, be- been playing. She was taken to Fit- cause one bad cell 'may be re- Mrs. Ernest Stoeckcr - SHARES 10c - 3 for 25c kin hospital by the Freehold first placed at a time as necessary, aid squad and admitted. Her con- whereas a defect in the long cell, IB A Shower Guest due to any cause, requires its en- Mrs. Eugene Layton of P.umson Fun Begins PROMPTLY at 8:30 P. M. dition is fair. It turned out she tire replacement. bumped into a door when frighten- entertained last week at a stork ADMISSION $1.00 ed by the exploding cap. In general, their arrangement BliDwer fof her niece, Mrs. Stoeeker comprises an insulating tube of of Vail Homes, Shrewsbury town- THICK DOUBLE PLAID plastic material to which two spring steel or phosphor bronxe yokes, each in the general shape 5?b WOOL BLANKETS 00 of a wide-based U, are fastened properly and from which they ex- 151 tend In opposite directions to the Double plaid blankets in pink, blue, ends ot the flashlight container. cedar, greon. A soft fluffy, warm .98 Here's the ideal heating plant These yokes serve as cradles for double blanket that will give long for small homo. This H. C. the two standard alie cells and service. Rayon taffeta binding. Little oil-burning FLOOR tightly grip them to assure good LARQ3C SIZC FUBNACE gives real "fur- electrical contact. nace heat" . . . and plenty of REGULAR PRICE 4.98 . 71x14 it. Provides abundant warm Thus, in operation, when two ale circulation; Makes every cells are flipped Into place with room a livable room. Yet it's their positive electrodes oriented inexpensive to buy. No other In the same direction, they arc INDIAN OR JAQUARD unit offers you such comfort, electrically connected In parallel cleanliness, convenience and by the yokes, and a unit, so con- economy for $151.00. structed, may be handled like one DESIGN BLANKETS of the special type of elongated This amuingly simple unit ti cells. Installed DIKECTLV IN It is claimed that this assembly Bright Indian designs, or THE FLOOR . . . needs no Is simple and Inexpensive to man- Jacquard patterns, warm basement ... no ducts . . . ufacture, sturdy ; and light in blankets that will: give no sheet metal. Nothing Is weight' and takes up a minimum long service. Red, green, visible at floor level except an. of usable space. Furthermore, it tan, navy. • attractive grill. No messy oil may be used In connection with tank ... no unsightly flue .., other electrical apparatus, such as Conserves floor space .. . does resistors, capacitors, Inductances, Mix them or match them'. . * not Interfere with rug place- etc. -.- .. ment. 49 Messrs. Kraut and Shrlro state Change them uhoiil in a variety that this Invention may be manu- 2 factured and used by or for the of smart, effective trays for REQ. MIOI %M government of the United States for governmental purposes with- classroom ..or., carver., wear! •iit thr payment; of,, any royalty ALL PURPOSE thereon to them. ' These tawals make a most l'«r- Monmouth Civilian! tatile Kurd robe. KAID SHEET BLANKETS Win Army Awards Carl Orlando, a mechanical en- Ideal sheet blanket for all-around .00 gineer of the production and main- all weather use. They come in pink, tenance branch of Fort Monmouth, blue, green or lavender. I RIO. hat been awarded a |3S7 prite for devclopmf nt o( » dtvlci to test the raioi ap«ed of camera ahuttera. Mr. Orlando was one of four H. O. MAYER civilian employes at the fort to be BOX 2W-B given cash awards for suggestions which now have been put to use Red Bank, N. J. at th» post. Tel. R. B. 64051 Other winners were announced SO BROAD ST. RED BANK a« William M. Myers, public rela- Pleaae tend Free Informa- tions office, 240 River road, Red NO RED TAPE IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS Bank; William J. JOIIU, EVans Signal laboratories, Falr~ Haven; MONEY REFUNDED UPON REQUEST and MUs Charlotte G. Taylor, Sig- nal' Corp* Procurement agency, South Belmar.

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AT THB WHJTBHOUSB «t> BROAD STREET FRIDAYS TILL I 32 BROAiDD ST. U RED BANK Ptlge Four BED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 7, 19a York. Mrs. Catherine Worm* was qunm, BowMiw. MO one mad* executrix. Minister Leaves Mr*. Elvira Bremeyer of Ulddlc- BUMELL flAMMOND'S town township, who died Septem- COONULUMU AT LAW SUTTON MOTORS Large Estate ber 12, divided her estate into four WMlAaU I •a, Shrewsbury Avenue, equal shares and left a share each John J. Qulaa Tkeaa* P. Lawn Mower Service Shrewsbury, N. J. to her daughter, Mrs. ' Amelia Vlncnt I. MSCM Beaut U« Ua«*a Ava. Smith; her two sons, William and wiUiaa U BIUMIL Jr. TBL RID BANK To Relatives Fred, and the live children of her Phone &U23-M. deceased daughter, Ida Bremeyer MBSONi, U Rev. 3Mr. Mcutter. Fred Bremeyer was made W» •ftcialia* la repairing COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CANEONA * OOMM ••4 •harpaabif power . art executor of a will made July 11, COUNSEI.LOBS AT CAW CBANK SHAFT GBINDING • CYUNDEB BEBOBINO. Had Been Injured 1M4. •aval aaowera bjr up-to-4at« • Wallace Mr. Mat INS •aachlaarjr; alao all i ' MEW AND BEBUIXT ENGINES Mrs. Susie Huff of Middletown Tstonort I), Pawn* Kdauad t. Ci •JUIXEO MCCUANICS. GIVE US A CALL HHEN YOVB US S. Broad Si. Red Bank 30 Years Ago township, who died July 26, divided Tato««r« J. Lafcrect M totii wpalt**, •ItMn r. Coat* Thmu* i. ••Ilk CAB NEEDS SEBVICING, her estate among her children, Bobtrt H. Maid* William B. Malls Jr. ••nrka. The will of Rev. Samuel ROBS Ger.igp W. Huff, Mary .Dupont, Akrakaa M. Zatar Mai'Clemcnts, Presbyterian minis- Leati H. Ransley and Mildred Mar- ter oC Asbury Park, who died Au- ing. Mrs. Ransley wai named exe- glut 28, was among those filed for cutrix. WILUAM E. BEATY prcbate last wri>U nt the Freehold Lester Neaves of Oakhunt, who SPECIAL oliu-.c of Surrogate Dorman McFad- ATTOBNEY AT LAW died September It, left his entire din. estate to his wife, Catherine Ame- Riv. Mr. MacClements, who died lia Neaves, who was named execu- UCMM IU CMMHMI IFS... ANDS... OR BUTS at Afbury Park, maintained a rcsi- trix of a will made June 30, 1948. N Cart rnat St, IUa Bsab S-4STT denct at the Rumson Country Llub. GENUINE ALLIGATOR Albert A. Boyce of Matawan, All garnenlt brought in to our •hop He slipped and fell more than 30 who died September 7, left $1 each years ago while attempting to to his son, Frank Boyce, and to his MILTON KOSENE before 10 A. M. era be h«d by 5 P. M. SLING PUMPS catch a New-York-bound train at. daughter, Ella Eaatmond. The rest that Mine day at no extra cost to you. Allenhurst station. The train ran of his estate was left to his ton, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW over him, resulting in the loss of Elr.ier Boyce, with whom he had Thb fast service does not in any way both legs and an arm. lived for IS years. Elmer Boyce waa in MMUMMM I ML Mt affect the quality cleaning and pressing Kcv. Mr. MacClements left $5,000 named executor of a will made Oc- to h!3 sister. Sum J. McKinlay of tober 14, 1947. B. B.MU* of the garments. .95 Eangor, County Down, Ireland. He left $8,000 to his sister, Elizabeth OR. MILDRED HULSART. Blair, and $10,000 to his sister, Mar- 12 garei Blair, both of Ireland. Hs Navesink Man SUBGEON CHIBOrODIfT left $1,000 each to his cousins, Eliz- Voot Orthopedic*—Electro-Therapy abctii Anderson and Jeannic Irvine OMca than: Daily • a. St. to • ». •. Evaainaii Tturtar. Ta«»aar. T «• • MEDIUM AND HIGH HEELS of Hampshire, England. Dies At Riverton Ke bequeathed $2,000 to Mary C. (CI*M* W*4nV*a>r aad Frtiart Pvt. Harold Redman By .,p.l«UMM ••!». *•• Buik «-OSOS 24 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK Regularly 22.95 MucKcnzic o£ Ctinuda, who waa his IT E. rBONTBT. BED BANK, N.J. nurse for acvcvui years. A ward in Believed Hit By Car the Eangor hospital, Bangor, Ire- land, was endowed to the extent of Pvt, Harold J. Redman, 30, of te.f.OO in memory of his lirst wife Navesink, formcly of Atlantic and his only child, both deceased. Highlands, died Friday morning; at A bceiuesl of $2,000 was left to the Zurbrugg Memorial hospital, • Riv- Of interest to the tall girl Princeton Theological seminary. erton, after he was found uncon- No provision in the will wad scious on route 35, near that place, WEEKEND SPECIALS AT JEAN FROCKS made for his second wife, Mary a few hours before. State police sizes to 11 -in all narrow Noiu Kathleen MacClements, o* advanced the theory that he was Sidcup. County Kent, England, as struck by a car while hitch-hiking WINTER COATS 19599 to lie lelt he had sufllcicntly provided home from Aberdeen, Md., on a fnr her by the purchase of a home week-end pass. With and Without • Zippered Linings widths - * in flat «* medium at Sidcup and an annuity costing Pvt. Kcdman, a veteran of World .$29,000. War II, had been employed at the Tins rest of his estate is to ba Earle Naval ammunition depot and high heels shr.red equally by his sisters, his from the time of his discharge Flannelette two cousins, the trustees of the from the army until he rc-enllsted CARDIGAN SWEATERS SWEATERS Princeton Theological seminary, recently. He was taking ordinance tho trustees of the board of educa- courses at the Aberdeen Proving tion of the Presbyterian church of ground. 2.69 1.99fr 2.9 9 the United States and the trustees Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Josc- GOWNS t PAJAMAS All Colors Wool and Nylon FOOT SAVER SliOES uf the Bangor hospital in Ireland. phino Redman; a son, Kenneth Redman; four daughters, Gail, BRITISH WALKEHS , .Frederick Frclinghuysen of^ Pleasant Valley road, Holmdel, and April, Michcle' and Joan Redman, BLOUSES n.i.'pi) S. Pearce of Hudson avenue, all living at home; his parents, Mr. BLOUSES MADEMOISELLE SHOES R.-si Sank, were named executors. and Mrs. Charles Redman, and a Long Sleeves sister, Miss Helen Redman, all of BAREFOOT ORIGINALS Leo J. Carllng of Fair Haven, New York city, and a brother, Wil- PANTIES 1.59fc 1.99 who died September 19, left 20 liam Redman of Flushing, L. I. a shares of stock in the Continental White and Colors 198 3.99 t 5.99 PALIZZIO Insurance company of New,York to Tho Atlantici Highlands Ameri- Ills son, Leo J, Catling, Jr. He also: can Legion post conducted services 59'up left 20 shares of stock in the sams Saturday night at the Posten fu- tfffsijjps BRAS company to his son, Philip. C. Carl- neral home and the Catholic War Lace Trimmed ing.' Veterans of St. Agnes parish, At- •Jr. f#abrcdi|for Wear The rest of his estate was left to lantic Highlands, held services 1.00 MAYER NYLON HOSIERY his wife, Mrs. Rosalie J. Calling, Monday night at the Posten home. 5.99 Nylon or Satin who was named executrix. The funeral was held Tuesday 319 Alfred Groves of Leonardo, who. morning at St. Agnes church, ?)x-'.-::,;*. ••-"•> • died September 30, left his entire where a high requiem mass was UT US H«J» YOU WITH XMAS PROBLEMS If you want the finest estate to his wife, Laura B. Groves, offered. Burial was In Mt. Olivet who wa£ uuuied executrix of a will cemetery. , An escort from Fort made March 12, 1948. '•'• >..,;.-. Monmouth' accompanied the fu- ; neral pro'ceesion to the grave and Miss Louise Vetter of Ideal served as bearers, T' % € P- Beach, Middletown, township, who diul September 2, left the furni- If every American la thrify tho ture in her .house on Sea Breeze nation la bound to thrive. Buy U. avenue, Ideal Beach, to her sister, S. Saving Bonds. Catherine Worms of Newark. The INC. redt of her estate was left in equal A dozen large eggs contain one shares to Mrs, Worms and her pint of water. 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Ford and Frank Saggese ot Bank street Editor ud PBMWHT the campaign now under way will urge opened at Freehold. John D. Eugene Magee. narrowly escaped being killed more people to vote in the coming election Hance of Marlboro was the fore- Dr. Thomas McVey of Leonardo, when a truck which he was driv- JAMES J. UOGAN, AMocteU EdlUr man ot the grand jury. Th* other opened a dental office on First ave- ing, was struck by a train at the M. HABOLO KEIXIT. AMMMM UNN Tuesday, November 2. grand jurors and the township* nue, Atlantic Highlands. He was Water Witch railroad crossing. Mr. Saggese jumped from the Dr. George Gallup, in a recent address they represented were H. W. Buck, a graduate of Middletown township W. HARRY PGNNINOTON, Hail Sn*. Atlantic; Charles O. HcFadden, high school and the University of truck when he saw the train ap- before the Citizenship Clearing House of Eatontown; T. V. Yetman and, Pennsylvania. proach and fell in a ditch betide UtiMi Wtaklj, antar»d aa Second-Ctaia MatUr at tha foat- the track. The truck, which in ^£ > »t Bad Bank, N. J., undtr tha Act ef Merck i, ItTf. the Xew York University School of Law, William H. Wickoff, Freehold; The North Shrewsbury Ice Boat Daniel H. Smock, Holmdel; Philip and Yacht club started a member- completely wrecked, overturned ia gave some facts that ought to be of inteiest ship drive. »Teams were captained the ditch on top of Mr, Baggtie, Heater Audit Bureau 1 CtnvItU— Conine and John Johnson, to all who are interested in good govern- Howell; Benjamin Herbert, by Geor.ge Bray'and Thomas Irv- but the sides ot the ditch prevented Hanalspan; Charles E. Clark, Mat- ing Brown, and the team getting the truck from crushing him t« Mcafctr •! lh< AMsctelc* PMw ment in the United States. He said: death. Th« Aaaocialed fte" U «ntltle<« •xclualtalt « U* on awan; Amzi Poaten and John I. the moit members was to be ban- for rtpubllutlwi at all the locul nm prlntal In tils ••«»• "Proportionately fewer people go to Sickles, Middletown; Reuben O. queted by the losing team. Mr. MM. George Birch, Jr., district M»*r. al wall •• all AP ncwa dlipatchea. Strahan, Millstone; Fred F. Cole- Bray's teammates were Walter 8. deputy of 4he Eastern Star lodge In the polls in the United States than in any man and Henry Steinbach, Nep- Noble, Harry G. Degenring, George the Keyport district, received a Escluaiv* National AdvcrtUlns Rifrctintatl**, flrastat Worthley, Charles A. McClaskey, gold wrist watch at a reception Waakllei, m Wen Slth Strtat, Ni» Vorli Citf other major democracy in the world. tune; Paul F. Brazo and Harry W. Chic»»o-»'hil«donll»Ht- land, voting participation was 50 per cent Albert L. Ivins and Benjamin J. Keyport Improvement association tlM lor typographical errors In »dverll«em«nt. but will re- Parker, Shrewsbury; C. B. Meire, Kelby Warden, Delford Fisher, elected Miss Lillian V. Campbell •riot that unrt o( an adv«rtlaam«nt In whlca tha trkoiras*. greater than in this country and twice as Upper Freehold, and Henry Waln- Dustan Allaire, Harry Clay and chairman, Miss Elizabeth Brown ie«l «rror occur*. Ad»trllscr» will pleaie notlff the »«a- Harry Allaire. On Mr. Brown's •ftnant Immedleltlv o( my error which oaf oceur. great an in the November 1946 election here. wrlgbt, Wall. vice chairman, Mrs. H. Seabrooke Mr. and Mrs. Washington L. team were Harold I. Kessler, Wil- Schanck recording secretary, Mrs. Thl* nt«»pai'er fi«»um«i no r(»poniiallltl»a fur • "The people of the United States and Hope of Shrewsbury, celebrated liam H. R, White, Barton Cham- Story Hallock corresponding see* berlain, Floyd Brady, George Ack- retary and Miss Elizabeth Chinery (tatcmenla ot oplnloni in Ictlen from Ha rtadtra. the people of France ltotli went to the polls their golden wedding. Only the immediate relatives of the couple crman, John W. Cantillion, Harry treasurer. Sufcierlftlon Prices In Adtnnce. One >«ar II.OOi all during November of liMti for national elec- were present. They received a Ryder, William A. Pintard, Michael anol.lh., I:.00; three monlhn, C1.S0; alnnle copy. 1 «nt«. Daly, Clifford Stiles, Augustus M. tion*, Iml nearly twice ais many per hun- number of gifts, Including $50 in fUOSefTtlf FOR USC I/WEN DCVCLOPMeNTi INPICATC. gold. Minton, Clinton F. Elliott, James dred of population voted iu France. T. Clayton, Andrew S. White and LETTERS FROM I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, l»l» Mrs. E. Lily Hendrlckeon, wife of Harry Smock. Commodore James "There in evidence indicating that vot- millions of years ago these moun- Borden Hance of Red Bank, died B. Weaver was judge of the con- OUR READERS tains and valleys were heaved, very suddenly. She was 44 years test. ing participation in this country of oil's i« tossed and kneaded by primal old. Others who died during the Dressed—Tw Bra! Th« Band lest! than it was 100 years ago. Hy that I Editorial Views forces. A few thousand years ago week were Charles A. Craig of Work was started on an addition ======they v. ere sandpapered and scraped Tenncnt, 72; Mrs, Mary A, Gam- which would add 10,000 square feet mean a greater peiventajre of Hie people "DOES IT MAKE SENSE?" We are iiimv llnui jiist^u little bit by i> great ice «shecl. The turning mldgc, 20, wife of A. E. Gommidge of floor space to the West Furni- Thomas Irving Brown, Esq., voted at a time when they had In make real 0/ Other Papers year sands the time of rest, the of Enslishtown, and Mrs. Ella Van- ture store at Keyport and would Editor and Publisher, proud of Foniiei- Cliiti \*-n>} Dvuvy it time or growth and the miracle if Brunt, 34, wife of William H. Van- make it the largest store in Mon- sacrifices to go to the poll*, when they had now lite. Sitting still alone on a mouth county devoted exclusively The Register, the line lire dcimiliiieiit IKIIHI Unit lie lias Brunt of Eatontown. Red Bank, N. J. to go by ox-cart, when they bad to walk (Ilia opinion* CMMCHSCI In Ihe t'.cli- hilltop fjive3 a man opportunity to Mies Julia F. Smock of Leroy to furniture. George M. Tllton, organized. The Iwml, ;iliv:..l.v un aet-inn- torinl Views hcrcunder do not. titiciMaur- rose! his sifc'lit.1 in lino with the Jr., had the carpenter contract and Dear Mr. Brown: miles, when they had to go over dirt roads ily carry the cnilorat'mcni. of Tlio Hen- place, Red Bank, was married to jiliehed musical oi^iiiiistiitioii, W-M formed Itttcr). great iorces.—New York Times. Joseph D. Taylor, Jr., of Jersey the mason work was being done by Bowne Brothers. 19«, strikes in this country less tban u venr uy". Tlie litinil lias it* —more people nclually went tit the polls A t'ONGflU&SSMAN TO BK City by Rev. F. R. Harbaugh at dropped over 25 per cent to 1.000 then than they do today.'1 A i iu:i;nosi TKAIN the Presbyterian church; Miss Mrs. Emil Pimper was hostess to nnd from 2 307 intn veived aevi'i'itl iimljiiiuiis i<> |watiti|)ate ill r Julia MeLaughlin, daughter of the Ladles' Aid society of St. John's Freedom Train, which sUKert SV". rtJ' ' « \aiions civic activities. Mr. Deacv IISIN re According to the above, Americans evi* That was an extraordinary ad- Michncl McLaughlin of Belford, church, Little Silver. Following lira* ,hf.lf of 1947 to 1,460 in the vcrtiscmam which Congicssman cut from Philadelphia on Sept. 17, was married to Joceph Ltnzmayer the bu3lnc£3 session, Mrs. Hattle coire«pondln(r period this year. In. ported he will dfiliiie outride invitation* ilenlly are the world's worst vote slackers. .lames C. Auchir.closa lan a few 101 r, completed last week its first of Atlantic Highlands at St. Agnes Aumack entertained with recita- other words, under the Taft-Hart- days ago warning people agalnft lwi|\,. months of operation, U 's tions and Mrs. Russell Wharton ey labor law the strikes which uutil the iiienilici-K have liiHi'l wiiforniK. It does seem a shame that in this, the <>Teat a!tp criticized for not exetvi.sinj; their right which they are entitled without married at the bride's home by The contract to repair the Tin- oriti' o, union labor men did not of three musical jiTt>ii|rs to iMkl Hiiup and cost nhd asliihij iihy who have elphlh, wilt -rrobnhly ho novcr«d in iavo/ its repeal. They knew evi- of franchise. tbi rra;- future. In its grand cir- Rev. E. W. Oresn, pastor of the ton Fnll» Methodist church was dently that they had beon victim* polish to the Halloween carnival which will problems with a department or cuit ot the country over 2,700,000 Keyport Reformed church, and awarded to Quackenbush and i»ed by arrosant racketeer leaders. lie held here iSiiliinJa.v Higlif, October 30. The Register joins with the Xew Jer- agency of the government to tal:c pccp!u have viewed the train's col- Miss Althea Bennett, daughter of Leonard of Red Bank. Yet Archibald 8. Alexander, It lip with him and he will be glad laci.on of the historic documentn Mrs. Emma Bennett, and Abram Automobiles owned by Patrick 3emocratic candidate for V. S. In the line of inaixli will l;y litindredM of sey Manufacturer* association in a»!iini> ilK to scive them without charje. Bennett, son of Charles Bennett, Flatlcy of Sea Bright and Charles senator, now stands for this bene- thai arc our nation's birthright and icial law"s outright repeal. For people dressi.'il in cnstniius for the event. readers to make a special effort to ;;o to the Th.'a Is net in line with the poli- th? ctartcrs cf a free people's both of Fair Haven, were married Herry of Long Branch were dam- 'our months after his nomination, polls, not only ibis fall hut every time they ticians' technique. CiTScials as a rights, and liberties. The year's at the residence of Rev. F. B. aged in a collision at Fair Haven. lfs position was for amending it. [Wouldn't it INJ ;i wtmilerfiil Iliin;,' if our rule on the eve of a campaign and achif. ement cf Freedom Train is Prosier. Fifty resident* of Colt's Neck, Robert C. Hendrickson, his Re- civic clubs all •pit'iugi'llii'i- right now and, have an opportunity to do .so and exercise through t;-.o campaign boast ct cni o!. which its iipanaor, tho Amcr- A number of movings took place Freehold and Glendola gave a publican opponent, pointedly aaks1, what they hr.vo accomplished and icni Heritage Foundation, can well "Where will he stand tomorrow?' UN a Hur|irise In llit'*c volunteer iinisiciaiis, their ri^lit to vote, which is one of (he great- In M'ddlctown township. Thomas birthday surprise party for Mrs. 1 Mr;'Alexander admits that some take r.p a lot. o,' energy malting bj proud. Wcstirool; moved from the Lewis George .Taylor of Colt's Neck. curbs r.rc needed, but says he put them in cofliiuie, t<»<—iii the uniforms est privileges enjoyed by we Americans. j)ro-.n!Ecs c! what Ihry will Co in house, near t'.ie Highlands, to one Games, 'mus'e and refreshments would;provide them in a new law. tha fu'.uic. freedom TraJii was in Ibuhtit- they suv tliev pliiii to Have, up iind liny for t.Ti, t!ir. Hrnn:: nnd B:'oa::l;'n : for of Andrew' Eowne's house*- nt were enjoyed; Everyono familiar with the pro- Nor v.-aa It In accordance v/illi Navesink. :Mw. .Thomas Duffy miKlvr.asicrlcsi^latia it. Is ton amenknowd sa nho exw- «vo azya last September. C:owd.) Spencer Bcoklcy moved from one i I t d themselves? Loeid biisiin.'«swj wishing tu political trr.dittcr.s whet the Con- ntocd in lino for hours in their moved from Mrs. Thomps Moore's of the hoi'srs on Brool;c'?lo farm, istinz*statute to remedv any,faults grc£?man (lid early last yesr when than to cot a new bill through get in on the gift should Imve tlic oppor- eagerness tocec the pilccles.i docu- IIOUEC to the house owned by Omnr Lincroftr- to Entontown. Mr. Bcclt- committees and both houiis of A Worthy Village Cause both parties were divided on the ments. The vls'.tcni were cf many Sickler, rcxt to the Navesink ley was employed on Brookdale Congress. So the Alexander shift Auuil.v of duiux'Mu. Truman proposal of American r.id ia:r,i and creeds. They exhibited, in Methodist church. John Movrell farm. reveals him as Impractical. Tor Greece end Turkey. Ho adver- Ml*. Deurv nor no niL'iiilivr of Hie bund OtikuiH of Hie Liucrol't ullage vhapci, wlui; was an awed tuid fiuict wor- or Eclford moved from one of,Cao- Ulderic Homer Methot of Maole Mr. Hendrlcluon, well says that tised, rshlng constituents to give ship, the respect of tha world's peo- taln William H. Beeley's houses to avpnuc, Red Bank, died of paraly- ths law has proved its value in has suggested even remotely to \IH that we which was built in 1SU5, an: in the midst him the:r views o:i ths subject. plu. for tha ccnccpts cf freedom a hou£9 on Railroad street; "owned fls c.fter having been in poor health btu-rinjr Communists from unions, 1 Thousands did r.o and when Ye upon wiiic'.i this nation v/r.a found- establishing contractural responsi- •dvauce this iik-u. llatht'i , it ling been of a building fund cniiipjiifrii iu raise $3,0110. by Mrs. Jolin Thlel. Joseph Thomp- several months. He was 08 years bility o: unions, piotectintr.individ- feund it Itrjjo prctienUtwiseo cf ed, tr.tl the lawa under v.-hicU it i itiuvtd tu t'lt house vacated by old, Ho v^jj. Survived by n wld ual .j wuiiieia uKainst arbitrary publically iumouiimi by the bund that they The money will be used to erect a oiie'-foom sentiment favored liberal aid, he haj lived. Mr. Morrell. Captain Ivlrs Erar- nnd two sona, Kendall T. Methot of union punishment, banlshine Juris- will yet their own uniforms. J^-tK not let additiun iu keeping with the buildings voted for It in crclcr to carry oat We believe lhat> v.'hilo Freedom r.nvcd from WllHam H?.lgey's New York and Homer, C. Methot of dictional strike3, minimizing sec- the wishes of a majority o? hU d:s- Tram is still intact, tha dlaap- house to one of Mrs. T'.iicl's houses Red Bank. ondary boycotts and putting mar* them do it. Midi their IIHMIO, they'll work American colonial architecture. tr':'. democracy Into unions. But Alex- poJutcd threnrrs who failed of en- on R3'i-or4 street. Hies Ruth Du."*>i* and Miss ander would sacrifice all thes* for hard to promote the iiiime of Ited Jtmik. In The addition will be uwd as a om- That's a rerl reprcEcntative— ter.r.if ths red, while and blue cars Joseph Layton of Seaside was Mary L. Holmes of Holmdel were a gamble for a new law—who can their everyday lire service the lirenien work wliiaii is what Csr.grcssman Aueh- siiruld have anotliei- chance. A sce- driving to Atlantic Hlghlnnc's and injured when a car owned and tell lust what? Does it make iniinity room for social gallierih;;-', liicel- inclojs h?s distinctly been for the on.l vl3lt to thb cii;'—the isruesl when nea;; All Saints church ot driven hv Miss Holmes, left the sense? hard to protect our lionics .-:i' will not. si:: years he has been in Washing- an;! most mnny-vscca in the nation Nave."ln!:, h!3 horse got frightened ror.d and hit an embankment at B. B. BobbitU business. They deserve a (surprise—let's ton. --ii plainly in oi'cler if the mission ond inn away. Mr. Lsyton WRS Eastgide Park. The young women Lone Branch, N. J. be limited to organizations ai'HIia.Vd with He has not been partisan, but of llv American Heritage Founda- get those uniforms. thrown from the \vp30n nn-1 lie W(re thrown out. Mlas DuEois the chapel. only sought to rcr.dcr service to tioi. is to have Its complete fulflll- wes cut and bruised. The horse was badly cut on the face and DID MOT MAIL CARD! the people o,' the district. His re- moiit. There were, it can be stated ran to Atlantic Highlands and was three teeth were knocked out. To be sure, many are making tontribu- The chapel is uni<|iie in that it is not markable work for the veterans, liieially, hundreds of thousands ot caught by Edward Vincent. The Phe was taken to the Long Branch LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, tions of ea»h and piizt's for llie Halloween for housing, for checking of beach children in tho New York area who wo^on and harnecs were wrecked, hospital. MLcs Holmes was al£o RED BANK REGION directly affiliated with any particular naver tr.w tho priceless cargo which Monmouth County, New Jersey carnival, and thi« idea means I hat Heine- erosion and for the inland water- but the horse was uninjured, cut, but her injuries were not ser- clntrcli or denomination. Always u com- way from .the Shrewsbury to the the train brought for so brief a ious and she was taken home, October 1 1941 stay In their young nanio and that Red Ran'* met Perth Amboy on thing else may he added. Hut our mer- nuiuity bulwark, it lias been strictly u einii- Manr.tquan F.lvcr need not be he football field and the la'ter i»ot Two hundred persons attended a Mr. Thotna* Irving Brown, \ dwelt upon bccaUEC everyone in of ar. elder citizens!)!.?, we hope The Red Bank Register, chants, our club groups, should consider tint tho foundation can arrange to be?t J* to 0. Th's w»s the first euchre party and dar.ee at St. iiiiinity chapel in recent years. this county is (amiliar with it. game the cluh had played since it James hall on Monmouth street and Bea Bank, N. J. the whole project as a privilege. This, after However, it is to he noted that he hav.i Freedom Train roll once As such children of various faiths have more into a welcoming city. was organized. Timothy McDowell $100 was cleared; A ton of coal Dear Mr. Brown, * all, is their lied liauk. This is their lire Is held to set the pace among mrde toaie fine runs around the was won by Mrs. Robert Norman A rumor has been circulated that . received instruction there, and its member- members ot Congress for industry the League of Women Voter* sent department. This is their hii,.'d. let's get —Herald Tribune. end of the line, and, William of Red Bank and a cake by Mrs. out a number ot anonymous post ship and influence have grown, 'j'his is Hie and for being continuously on the Holmes and Elwood Ivlns m-de Edmund Nestler. cards incorrectly advertising all the whole thing drcMScd up, bund, kids, mid job with long office hours and diily irood gains through the center. Red Chester Aumack of East Front first time in its history the chapel has con- Questions Ami Answers citizens to register In Freehold. all, and go out there October J10 and put on appearances on tlin House Roof. Bank made three touchdowns.'One street was surnrired by a party of We assure you that the Leasut ducted an organized campaign for financial Aleo that his common senre and On Vets' Problems was mode by William Holmes after friends in celebration of his birth- did nc mailing of registration In- a uhow that always will bet remembered. Independence are outstanding. a rush through the center; another day. formation, and we want to maka Who'll be the tlrst to chip in for baud uni- aid. The cause is a worthy one. The most important things to be Q—I am a disabled veteran. Am was made by a blocked kick by Louis Soffel, who haa occupied two points: emphasized, though, are his excep- I entitled to increased compensa- s^Grecn of Shrewsbury, and the Mrs. Henry S. White's Overlook F:rst, the League of Women forms? You, mister? Thanks. tion because of my dependents'.' Voters |>uts Its name on all Ma- tional sense of duty and his zeal- third wns made by Lester Lovett, farm in Middletown township, near teriel that it Issues. ousness in protecting and serving A—If your disability rating U 60 1 cr"ed. Others on Red Bank, bought a farm on the Second, it we had sent it out, the the interests of the people of Mon- par cent or more, you should sub- the team were Frank Boskey, state highway, near Eatontown, information would have beea cor- What Should Drivers Fear? mouth, Middlesex and Ocean coun- mit to Veterans Administration do s j.?" "M, Charles Bryon, from Archibald Hoffman for $13,- rect.! ties. ciifiientary evidence of the exist- Sincerely yours, ence oi a wife or child or evidence George D. Cooper, Joe Edgar and «00. Ashamed Of This AVheu safety specialists tell us that Likewise the fact that his senior- Joe Hance. The Republican and Democratic Virginia F. Vreeland, President. , ity gives him great advantage in of dependency ot your parents so more than half of the drivers killed in that you may qualify lor increased The George B. Sandt place at county executive committees met League of Women Voters, Red * This week is National 1-lie Prevention doing this, partlculary in a House cuiiipeiusation payments under Pub- Broad street and Leroy place, was at Freehold and reorganized. The Br.nk Region grade-crossing accidents last year were dis- where he is a member of the party bought by Henry Wood for $16,000. Republicans adopted a dry plat- Mr*. M. A. Vreeland Week. Of tires iu America, the Associated which, whatever happens In the lic Law 877 of the 80th Congress. regarding warning sign* and signals, we Q—My father is supporting a The ladles' of ft Catherine's form. The Democrats at their King's Highway, Press reports the following: Every day Senate, it is conceded will continue church at Morrisvitte, held a fair meeting elected a new chairman, Mldoletown, N. 3. to bo in the majority for the next large family. May I claim him as there are 1,090 tires in the United States cannot help wondering what iu so basically a dependent while I am In training in Crawford's grove. Miss Mary Cecil R. Ackerson of Keyport, and two years. • Ryan won a white enameled stand alleged extravagance in manage- on the average; there are 22 deaths by fire wrong with the psychology of such drivers. n these days of an Infinite num- under tho G-I Bill? A—Dependency will be held to and Miss Rose Duffy won a plush ment of the county. CA.P7Toltert daily on the average; some 720 ttre« break Why in it that a motorist who will stop in- ber of required contacts with the photograph album and ft silk um- Seven weddings took place dur- Federal government for nearly all i; if your father docs not liavu out iu homes in thf.s country each day;'on stantly at a policeman's warning signal an Income sufficient to provide brella. ing the week. Miss Lillian M. Con- of us, we wonder if the Monmouth reasonable maintenance for him- The Democratic county conven- roy, daughter of M. T. Conroy of Recruit Drive the average there arc six church tires, six will, a moment later, drive placidly through County public comprehends just tion which had been held at Free- Belford, was 1 married to J. Craig how fortunate it Is to have such a ' and members of his family un- school fires and two hospital fires each a red light—and possibly straight; into a der legal age, or members of hid hold, renomlnatcd Theodore Aum- Finnegan, son of Mrs. Mary Flnne- Atlantic Highlands . diligent and faithful representative fairily otherwise dependent by rea- ack for county cltrk, i>nd Joseph gan of the same place; Miss Har- day; some 70,000 flreu a year iu the United serious accident? at the national capital as Congree- L. Butcher, Bloomfleld D. Woolley riet. Skidmore, daughter of John H. Exhibition Planned man Auchincioss. son of mental or physical incapaci- States occur from misuse of electrical Various excuses are offered by motor- ty and Joseph C. Heyer were nomin- Skidmore of Little Silver, and Nor- Following the request of th* V. £ —Monmouth American. ated for assembly. man R. Stout, eon of Mrs. T. B. equipment and defective wiring; defective ists caught violating traffic control devices, Q—I am going to college under Air Foroe that all civil air patron the G-I Bill and would like to know Miss Susie Hayes of Fair Haven Stout of Branch avenue, Red be brought to the "greates keating equipment caused 47,500 n'reg in a the most common being that the driver AUTUMN MEDITATION whether I will have to refund the won a gold watch which was con- Bank, were married at the Meth- strength during the next fev odist parsonage at Red Bank by •ingle year, and damages of more than didn't notice the light, or that he was go- There is * time for activity, a tult:or. it I teave school before the tested for at St. James fair. Miss lonthi, the Bayshore Flight, wltl tlm." for delving into tested books end of the school year? Hayes collected 1151.26. Her op- Rev. W. Rolland Raver; at the headquarters at Atlantic 'High 135,000,000; children playing with matches ing too fast to stop when it turned red. and a time for listening to great A—If you drop oat of college the ponent, Miu Mary O'Brien of church of the Holy Communion at lands, has voted to launch an im caused 22,500 fires iu one J'eur; more than Actually, if the truth were admitted, the iruslc. When autumn's mellow in- end of the period for which tuition Little Silver, collected I131.&9, and Fair Haven, Miss Viola Applegate, mediate and intensive drive tor ri terlude careaaes northern hills and has to be paid by Veterans Ad- she also received a watch. Miss daughter of Howard Applegate of 9,000 tires broke out in hotels and boarding big difference was that he was afraid of the cruiU. valleys and Nature's paintbrush Is ministration, you will have to pay Susie Coley of Red Bank won a that place, became the bride of Flight Commander Alfred Q houses iu one year; there are about 3,600 traffic policeman but not afraid of the red applying the first tentative strokes V;A. for the time you did not at- silver set and Mlu Kate Arm- Winfred D. Fowler, son of Clar- Re.'nhart has announced that U14 of scarlet, russet and gold, comei tend school or you will lose the strong won a clock. ence H. Fowler of New York; Miss tires annually iu theaters and amusement light. opening drive will feature a publli the time when it is good to lit training time covered by the pay- Richard Tobin of Fair Haven Alma Stone and Ira Letts, Jr., both exhibition of Civil Air Patrol equip- places; 75,000 flies occur in motor vehicles alone for a spell on an open up(and ments. and Thomas X Emery of Atlantic of Atlantic Highlands, were mar- ment and activities Sunday after Fear is a powerful deterrent. But is it rled in Yonkers, New York; May. each year; manufacturing plants have ridge Q—Is the amount of disability Highlands, collided while riding nocn at the Yacht Harbor, Atlan- \ possible that much energy is being wasted With one's back againtt a sun- compensation in any way affected their bicycles near Sea Bright. nard Card of Navesink was mar- tic Highlands. Experienced person- more than 41,000 fires annually. ried at Whltley, Indiana, to Mias running away from the wrong bogey? Are warmed boulder and a panorama of by the amount ot money I earn .• Both men wer* thrown to the nel 0' the CAP will be In attend- fields, meadows, river and distant receive from other sources? ground, but were not hurt. Mr. Beunola Nicholson of. that place; Mien to explain equipment and t* >*eed any more be said? some motorists, perhaps more afraid of be- hills one can forget for a period A-No. Emery's .wheel was completely Muu Margaret C. Waple of High- answer inqurles regarding the pro- ing arrested for a safety violation than of the Undone of a taut world, There wrecked. lands and George H. Berry of gram as authorised by th* Air il beauty In Nature during all sea- Occanport School R. C, Bchanck of Marlbpro bad Keansburg were married at' the forces, violating their own safety? sons; each has its chords that dcho 70 crab apple trees from which he Highlands Methodist parsonage by A general meeting of all Inter- in the htart of him who la sensi- Rev. Harry P. Oreen, and Anna If that is the case, they are misinter- Plans Criticized expected to gather 400 barrels ot ested recruits will be held Tu*sd*y Americans Wont Vole Slackers tive, But an autumn afternoon of- fruit. Hammerstone of Jerseyvllle was evening at th* Atlantic Highlands preting the very reason fqr law enforce- fer* the ultimate, perhaps, when Cwunport residents were cool to Norman L. Bedle of Keyport was married to, Norman Layton of high school. Motion pleturat of one wants to sit alone. There U re- a trhool board proposal last Thurs- Adelphla. The right to yote, to vote as a free in- ment and it is high time to take a different attending the Philadelphia College CAP activities will be shown and laxing warmth in the air; the beea day night that authorisation be of Dentistry. A Democratic meeting was held talKs on the history and organisa- dividual, h one of the rights which every view of traffic.policemen and highway pa- anJ insects hum as they work the given to construct a 1280,000 addi- tional wing to the school. Th« at the old Port Monmouth school- tion of the CAP will be given. American of legal age possssses under our trolmen. If sometimes it appears that these alters -and goldenrod. Bluejaya Twenty-Five Year* Ago. house and it was well attended, . Enlistments are not for any bugle from the wood lot and chick- boaid held a public hearing on the In an accident on a St. George Amzl Posten of Navesink was specified length and may be termi- American way of life. Believing that e\ery guardians of safety enjoy bawling out traf- adees chant from clumps of gray qurttion and the 40 persons pre- ferryboat running between New chairman. He gave advice to the nated at will by the recruit,' Thost birches. sent said the plan went further Tork and Staten Island, James American ought to be persuaded to exercise fic law-breakers, possibly it is because they thun they wanted to go. Democrats candidates and party b*lw*en the ages of 18 and IS ar* the right of the free ballot, the New Jersey In the valley below, the willow- Lynch, Jr., of Mechanic street was. workers. He said the Republicans knnwti as CAP cadets and those ( much prefer it to picking thorn up in a bas- laced river reflects silver fluanca The board's plan is to construct wedged between two automobile were trying to sling mud and that over 18 are rated as senior mem- Manufacturers association of Trenton is ket after a fatal accident. Motorists should from the sun. The long-drawn limn- a vlng containing a combination trucks and be received Internal In- the Democrats would do well to re- here, officers and instructors. Men sonr.o whistle of the trnin UoaU Kpmnasium and auditorium, a cafe- juries which caused his death five with previous military experience iponsoring a non-partisan patriotic "vote, prefer that, too. frain from this. He said the Dem- thlr.ly to the uplands. There's the teria and three classrooms, plus hours later. Mr. Lynch. was 21 ocrats did not need to sling mud as aro particularly welcome as in- vole as you please but vote" campaign faint hollow song of a tractor structors and specialists In CAP Traffic control devices arc the outposts thi necessary lavatory facilities years old and had been employed they could find plenty of true facts throughout the state. The association has crawling across a field, unwinding Tho board's survey and develop- as a chauffeur by Anderson Broth- to sling about the way the town- activities. of the law. They cannot prevent motorists brown ribbons of earth. A solitary ment committee, headed by Henry ship was managed without delving The Beyshore flight Is being set earnestly invited its nieiuhurs to extend craw lights in the elm abovo the ers, from killing themselves, they can only try. J, Anderson, indicated It would Friends of Rev, William E. into personal affairs. Mr. Posten up to serve Middletown townihlji, their hearty cooperation and participation pasture spring and half-heartedly submit new plans at a future meet. Bralsted, pastor of the Red Bank said the Republicans,had had con- Unlcn Beach, Keansburg, Keyport, Every motorist will find that It pny.s to protest* the ending of the «ciison, lnh', Sketches of the original plan Highlands, Atlantic Highland* and iu this campaign. Mliir.lcs and hours tick by, Here on Baptist church, made a gift of a trol of the township 24 yean and stop for them, look at them, and listen lo wee submitted Thursday night by four-door Ford sedan, with full that the time was ripe for a Bea Bright, Itenldents of other the highland abovo the countrywide Fred Knobble, Oceanport and New communities »r* eligible to Join, In tending t»t *«iT«jljpjriene* regard- what ihejsajj Tim* btconic! part of life, Teas ot York architect. equipment! to him, The plan of change. making this gift was originated L Ciszcskl, who managed the D. however. ' RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 7, 1948 Page Sevea WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Police Post Caution It W MOT TMIB TO IAV "WE OIO eVCBVTHINO POSSIBLE" Amrici't Bost Ctnoti ONUSM CHiaOrBACTIC WA» INCLUDED rilled by Graduate ConcMere* Knitting Yarns GENERAL CONTRACTOR T4JCKIIS K-nl. nUi'lnn DR. WARREN FOWLER SHOP $ Crane, nhovel, bulldoier work; road, eat an* graded. Cellar, dug PHONE comrr only Chiropractor 139 Broaawa> LMI Braaek 1.10 •M BEOAD »T. (.Mil s ri.v M.i. wooi. and tank* installed. Top toll. AHSOKTKIl COLOBS. Money Back (iuaritntee. M. J. STAVOLA Call After 7 T. M. The Red Bank Concerts Association Allanlic Phone Red Bank 6-3S56. , Mn. J. Daniel Tuller, Chairman

s Dr. Percy N. Doremut, Treasurer

SUBSCRIPTION SERIES 1948-1949

November 4, 1948 February 17, 1949 April 7, 1949

I MB VVVMHV VfVNH Ibl NYU CHAPEL CHOIR Outstanding young pianist Robert Mann, lint violin 34 male voicei nelected from Robert Koff, second violin Winner of the 1947 nation- Raphael Hillyn, viola renown NYU Glee Club Ar- wide competition for the Arthur Wlnojrad, 'cello thur M. Greenfield, director. Naumburg Award. Concerts will be held in the First Baptist Church of Red Bank State police post warning to ownors of summer homos against SEASON'S SUBSCRIPTION: $3.33 plus $.67 Federal Tax, Total 84. off-season Intruders. Seeking to reduce the number of Imrglurica and cases of arson and mischief in.summer homes, police are list- ing proper precautions for owners to take in closing their vacation young People's Series places. The same artiste, on the dates given above, will appear in concerts to be held in the Mechanic Street School Auditorium at 2:15 P. M. in programs specially selected to ap- peal to young people. Powrr Company Acts On New Light Demand Annual World SUBSCRIPTION: $1.67 plus $.33 Federal Tax, Total $2. I Thf Jersey Central Power * I LiBhl. company in complying with Community Day All ticketi may be obtained by mail from Dr. Percy N. Doremus, IS Monmouth Street, another sharp request by tha bor- ough of Sea Brifihl. It Is Installing Cluircli Women Slarl Red Bank, (checks made out to the order of The Red Bank Concerts Association.) a new light in a dark section of Also from members of the ticket committee representing numerous supporting or«ani- • tha South beach. tttiom or at Turing's P.ano Store, 16 Monmouth Street. Tickets far the Young Peo- Weekly Prayer ple'! 8eriei may be obtained through the Music Faculty of the Bed Bank School,', or Tlie power company, Councilman Neils- Jncobsen told the mayor ami Tlic Rod Kan!; Council of Church through Dr. Doremua. council Friday night, went right to Women will hold its annual World work after ho reminded its rfilcinls Community d?.y observance Friday, th« next payment on the light bill November B, ut tlio Presbyterian would ba delayed unless the work ulr.udi, Mrs. Fred Boyd, council was program. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS a light bill until the power ccm- Airnngor.'.onta for this and other 4>any installed brighter lights along activities were made nt a recent Ocean avenue. The work was clone luncheon meeting at the home of tlio council' president, Mm. Hubert an'l then the bill was promptly 1 ACT AT ONCE! paid. However, in that work, one M. Farrow, Hi ., oC South street. The requested light was not put up. luncl'con honored Mrs. Frank ftuhl, SELLING ENTIRE STOCK FOR LESS THAN COST. "1 told the company they'd put the iirut pre.'jidcnl of the council. up the light or we'd wait to pay Weekly prayer and meditation All Sale Prices Effective Thurs., Oct. 7th to 10th our next bill," said Mr. Jncolwen. houi.i will s-Uu't Wednc'idiiy of next ''I. notice they've poured the con- U'CPK at the Hcd J3an'i Presbyter- icretu base for H alrsady. t tfuoss ian church, opening nt H o'clock. FYt-FYTU - PYIINI - $ O $ EXTINGUIIHMt they knew we meant business, all Tills ia sponsoicd hy the council, right" and it open to people of all laittui. Mrs. 1'. h. Jones said that during 00 thi sunimur tlio women of St. 1 Quart Site 'ft CO* Type $ .00 'i Thomas tO|)lsco.;)ul church made Extinguishers : ™ Extinguiehera 16 mtftCUY HAUTIfUU mott: than U00 cancer dressing pads for the Mor.muutli County Cancer 2%-Gallon Soda and Arid Extinguisher each $16.00 unit fic.n material sulvagad from okt sheets. Cotters of thanks were read from Holland, Germany and FIRE X 1 PINT S1ZC AUTOMATIC ALARM * FIRE EXTINGUISHERS $3.93 Japan, acknowledging packages cent during the past year. Among the.'ie packages were special kits llllut by pupils at Mechanic and Fire Escape $ S. Savings Bonds does not have to worry about tomorrow. • 30% MORE FOOD • BACK MOUNTED STORAGE SPACE . PERMA THRIFT UNIT WILLIAMS ATTENTION, WOMEN • GLEAMING WHITE • BIG M.S-LB. why guess about your DURABOND FINISH FREEZER CHEST next permanent wave? We've put a smashing low price on these 9 cu. ft. Coldspots for Anniversary Sale only. So act fast! Check all the famous features on these beautifully styled PARCEL DEUVERY SERVICE 1 Coldspots . . . the big freezer chest that holds 20.0 lbs. of frozen foods, the 14.7 sq. ft. of rnst-resislant shelving, the big crispcr. Back mounted Perma Thrift unit is guaranteed by Scars 5-Ycnr Protection Plan. Hurry to Sears—have a famous Serving The Following Communities Goldspot at remarkable savings! ' ' Twice Daily, Monday To Saturday Enjoy extra heat, added comfort with a RED BANK 940 a. m. & 1:3ft p. m. PIPELESS FAIR HAVEN FURNACE RUMSON 10:00 a. m. & 1M p. m. 00 LITTLE SILVER 250 20-Inch I2A.0O Down, 117.00 Month on Sean Easy Term*

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ommended shape, color and *ize (or thi various types of signs are: Rarilan May Have Disregard For signs—white vertical Fire Inspector rectangle with black letering; Warning signs—diamond shaped, At the suggestion ol the fire de- WHY REDWOOD Traffic Signals rectangle with blacHt lettering; partment, the Raritan township Singled out for special treatment committee will meet with fire of- are "stop" signs and railroad ad- ficials to discuss a department re- Causes Death Toll vanit warning signs. Both are | quest to appoint a fire inspector as COMBINATION WINDOWS? yei:.'-* ' -.rhneat ton articles on street and highway stall and maintain proper *y*tems the tavern. The .committee ruled •f Commerce." ' safety, written by nationally rec- of traffic control devices. that if the noise- continued, Mr. ognized accident prevention special- Our (treet systems of the future Nagy would be asked to show cause lets and published by this news- will all have separate Intersections, why his license should not be re- paper in the interest* ol greater smoothly curved highway* and de- voked. The committee decided to traffic safety.) prebced parkway* which will make make application to the state road Only a fleeing criminal is likely to lie reckless enough to disregard a highway patrolman's howling livi to see that day. Certainly sirer or a traffic policeman's whit- mote of u* will, if, in the mean- three township roads. tle. Yet an appallingly large num- time—a* motorist* and pedestrian* ber ol' otherwise law-abiding mo- —we treat each sign and signal torists habitually drive through red wi'.h S3 much respect as though it lighU, exceed posted speed- limits were the law itself. Because it is! CATS New Kind HAZLETON and disobey other traffic control de- vices whenever they think they can of CANDY get away with it. An Army Hostess Loses 65 Lbs. We raise the nap... About 24 per cent of all fatal ac- In Nagoya, Japan Wear. Slit 12 Again cident? happen at intersections, an- Mist Helen V. Bcltrani, daughter j Now nil you have to do to lose we go after the spots othu .12 per cent on curves. More of Mrs. Johanna Guarino of t!5 Clin-1 ugly fat ii to cat this delicious than half of the drivers killed in new kind of candy called AYIJS. ton street, Eatontown, recently ar- [ Once IRU Ibi., llorolhy J. Miller, grade-crossing accidents last year iiv.-d at Fifth Air Force hcadtjuar- ] SUtt \V. 70lh St., Chicago, hibt wei'j disregarding warning signs 5 lbs. weekly fur l.'J v-^ekr., with ... we block the crown terj in Nagoya, Japan. She hits i the remarkable NEW AYUS ana signals placed there to protect be*n assigned as assistant army j Candy Reducing; Plan and she now SElF-SrOIWVG them. staf hostess at the headquarters. | tvears r.ize 12 again. PROOP POSITIVE! Eminent . and brim. It's like Tie functions of traffic control Mist- Bcltrani arrived in Japan j Mhysicicnssuperviivjdclliiical tests tj devices are identical with those of last December and has been an j and report ijuick and safe losses enforcement officers—to regulate, army hostess with the gruiin'l i of It to I:t puuiidF, v/itli over 100 users. STORM SCREEN warn end guide traffic—except that foiccs until her recent transfer to] WIIV EXPERIMENT? magic..you'll hardly No cscrcice. No laxatives. No drugs. Eat they cannot make arrest*. Control the Fifth4 Air Force. : -" — —. Ahsolutdtr Hcrmlres! devices can be very effective in re- A graduate of Barringer high j recognize the old hat. WINDOW ducing accidents, provided they arc school of Newark, she also grad- • you rat Icra mid lose weight. Only $2.H9 for a properly placed, properly designed full .'lii-tlaysmipply—possibly more than you will uatf(i from New Jersey College for j need. \ our money refunded on the very first box —and properly obeyed. Women at New Brunswick with a if you fail to lose weight. Come in or phone. Traffic control devices which matter's degree in library science. Try m... and see! regulate traffic are the strongest She is a member of the American FREE Scientific Weight Chart. aidj of authorities in their efforts Library association. Call lor yours. Or sent frc-n with • SAME DAY SERVICE • to tecuce accidents and increase "Japan is an interesting country," |>h

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Electric wires arc like water pipes. To gjt more elec: '.city, you must have bigger wires. Overloaded wires heat up iMt mtamr sa&AssBtm commrmi that's where fuses come into the picture. w»»» iM»««l Nr« v* rtw >lml ikltMi wt t Fuses are safety valves. Fuses blow out BEFORE lines become overloaded enough to hoot up. When you put a penny behind EBCURV'S new 8-cylinder, V-type o fuse, as a stopgap measure, you're asking for a fire by M engine i§ really aomething to talk throwing away the only warning you have. about. And so is the turpriting economy it If replacement fuses continue to blow, you probably have a gives you. But there's more—much more short circuit—HEED THE WARNING—ond call your elec- than that to Mercury! trician. That is a better investment than the penny thot calls The 1949 Mercury is all.new all over! the fire department. You get all-new springing, an all-new "comfort-zone" ride, til-new easier tteering, all-new "super-safety" bnket, all-new broader, softer seating, all-new increased visibility! Yet, and you'get all-new styling that will steal your heart! Come in and see it— IDERCURY and you too will say: It's Mercury for nu! E YOU* NEXT OAK ATO FIRE PREVENTION WEEK ENGLISH MOTORS. Inc JERSEY COAST ELECTRIC LEAGUE 34-36 Maple Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey RED BANK REGISTER. OCTOBER T, Page

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losses THE FIREMAN SAYS: "Mo«t fires are due to care- V, lii-n tin' strikm a home, Every tree lost through ll'n (inly a matter of (.l>«prvlm lessness and neglect, and simple precaution—and you can could easily have been li iiMinlly ilni's it Coniplcla forest fire* mean* delay save ynur proiiertyfrom ilvilruc- avoided!" .)•>!> iif ii. I'ull loverafe In- in the buildini of new tlun by toiiatiiiiitiBr Hume. I1 IT sunini'i1 will prutfArt yott Let Us Help You When home*. Eveny fire con- A Careless Match... OUT nrc|ila<<», I'lgarrltcn, hoii- minpli ii'lj from the rav- II!<•«, nmtchcM; 'I'HKOW OUT Fire Strikes III;I'H nl lire, and it CMM vert* wealth into ashes. Be ... a home gono up in iimokc—everything lott. To protect initammable fluid*, pujM-ni, t*g», very litllr. lllVMtifald *»• yourself from the ravages of Are, carry adequate innurancn INSURE TODAY! careful. Douse all cigar- •lay! There's •• disaster more ette*. Sand over your and keep your valuable rnifely stored In a safety deponit complete than a lire. In • box. Remember, flrn never takes a vacation! Huh your home, bam, oust- campfires. Treat your for- R.V.R.H. STOUT Giossinger & NeNr est* as your own. They B«M CM fo up 111 flame*. ALLAIRE & SON Established 1D06 a»!;, THE MERCHANTS TRUST CO. It takes months, yean and Agenry Inc. Ifoal K»ta(c and liisumn « 6-2100 Oilt/of a'shet. via;new house ;%T „•• •: -OF;J»EJ) BANK, IN. "J. MOHTKAVK LOANS Hton11 \ sometime* you never recover; *•*/:'A howe'that never '•; ' Member of Federal Rnterve 8y»tem Td. Red Bank B-SIM , Upttalm, Room 2 from, the lou unless you are woald be, witnowt insurance. '*:, MemMr reieral Oepoilt iHSuranu Corporatlun l!nl Bank Insured! Let our representative At preaent day building eosti, 18 IWonniouHi Street, Red Bank 11 Broud St, 1'hdiic 6-2111 show you.how to protect your- can YOU afford'to go win- self against unexpected loss. •as *ured|r|?halfin|red"? Call Red Bank 6-3121 today! i t#SE#US TODAY I ' • SCHWARTZ-MACKLIN IWalker ft lindal | REAL .ESTATE and INSURANCE Realtor* and f n*ufor* TEL. R. B. 6-3121 19 EL Front St., Red Bank 8 WHITE ST. RED BANK Phone R. B. 6-2776

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FOR QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE PHONE R. •6-0612 Follow ttfese four ELECTRIC Commuinlineiits of h'irv. Prevention! ALLEN'S SHOP Don't pile up paper, ra^s, inliuiiiuiahle 18 WHITE STREET • Red Bank fluids in your cellar! Don't leave your Red Batik'j Lctdia't Electric Shop fireplace smouldering. Don't leave light* cd cigarettes lying alioitt! Don't let a moment of carelessness eo*l you a lifetime of effort. Whosa home is burning— whose family is in danger? Your home—family? Who started the fire?' Did you? . HOME • FARM • FACTORY Give yourself the final safeguard of adequate fire insurance, to assure you compensation Fires start through carelessness. .Paper, should your property "go up in smoke." We oil-soaked rags, inflammable fluids are left, are your insurance specialists ... lying about. Cigarettes discarded while still lighted. Loose wiring ia neglected, furnaces allowed to overheat. Avoid carelessness. When, next someone asks—Whose home is Joseph G. McCue Agency burning—make sure it isn't yoiirn. Because Ridge Road Kiiutsou you were careful! Phone MJ 1-0114 75 W. Front St. Red Bank Insure Agttinst Losses To Your Phone R. B. 6-1170 HOME-BUSINESS The day of prophet* is gone. No one. can tell when, if, or where the next fire will strike. Don/t take the chance of seeing your life'* work siisle away into ash when insurance can protect you against loss. Help you rebuild again! BM OBK YOU BtV, Bt'K.V OH HOItKOW Monmouth Consoliuated Water Company Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES Prevent FIRES 60 BROAD STREET RED BANK Phone R. B. 64)250 Pacre Teii BANK REGISTEK, OCTOBER 7, 19A8 Clubwoman To Hear Minister Accepts Guarantee Venetian Blind Co. School News Annelle Cornell New Brunswick Parish PIANO INSTRUCTION! ONLY S4.50 EACH ANY SIZE IIUMSOK HIGH Tlcv. Harold Perry Wayman, pas- Hlti Annette Cornell of the tele- tor of the Freehold Methodist POPULAR MUSIC Between 20" to 36" Wide P.unisonian staff members, 68 of phone company will be the speak- church for eight years, has ac- FOB BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED STUDENTS mOSE VS FIRST OB LAST them, the largest number in its er at the first business meriting of history, arc selling Christinas the Red Bank Woman's club to- cepted a call to the First Methodist Private Leaaoaa la • Modem Dual Piano Studio with Becordlng ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-1517 cards to earn money toward the morrow afternoon at the club- church at New Brunswick, where Faculties. he preached his firit sprmon Sun- For Appatetawat «r Information Phone purchase of pins and convention house. Her subject will bo "Lcg- day Rev. Paul J. Munion, former attendance. enda of-New" Jersey and Famous paMcr of the West Grove Method- Ealoatowa IWH — Evenings B. B. I-MU Miss Barnes' clas* in, trigon- Ne.wi Jersey Women." ist church, Neptune, has been as ometcry has spent several days signed to the Freehold church. SHREWSBURY outside learning to use measuring HOWARD ISAAC I tools. They found the .height of. Rev Mr. Wayman, a graduate of the flagpole by three different Temple university, Philadelphia, PIANO STUDIO HOMES— methods: sextant, angle mirror and holder of a masters' degree 4 ROOMS — EXPANSION ATTIC from Columbia university, was a 6 Broad St. Red Benk am] shadow. The height of the former pastor of the Little Silver TILE BATH — ATTACHED OARAOE | gymnasium was found by the use iof the sextant and the angle mlr- Methodist church. Rev. Mr. Munion INSULATED — OVERHEAD DOORS ! ror. Another interesting project is also a graduate of Temple uni- FIREPLACE — SCREENS i was to make a map by radiation versity. LENNOX OIL HEAT — STORM DOORS ; of the front lawn, locating ' the walks, trees, etc. For this the tool* FEDERAL FUNDS FOB OAK FLOORS — MODERN KITCHEN used were a plane ttible.^n tlid- Fitkin hospital, Asbury Park, will WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AUTOMATIC HOT WATER , ado and a steel tape. The projects receive $375,000 in federal funds for PLOTS - SEEDED - SHRUBBED are non-completed and ,tho draw- the completion of the new south ! ings are on display.on the bulletin wing now under construction and • board in Room 13. for the erection of a wing on the A Full Lint off Plumbing tV Heating Supplies FHA Inspected — PRICE $10,800 I Eighty-two girls turned out for west side of the building. The al- hockey intra-murals this week. lotment was made by the New Jer- Phon« Red Bank 6-4I65 j Practice is held Tuesdays after sey Hospital Advisory committee, BATH TUBS 'school for the tenth and 12thgrade affiliated with the state department TOILET OUTFITS | girls, and Wednesdays after school of institutions and agencies. J. • for the ninth and 11th grades. Mai shall Boker, Fitkin hospital WASH BASINS ; Twcnty-flvc girls from the ninth president, said Tuesday night he MEDICINE CABINETS CURLEY HOMES j grade appointed Lois Dahl cap- had been notified of the allotment ! tain. Twenty girls from the tenth by Dr. Byron C. Blaisdeil of Asbury KITCHEN SINKS & CABINETS White Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. I grade appointed Joyce Farrington Park, a member of the hospital ad- HEATING BOILERS & FURNACES Drive out Broad SI. to White St., Shrewsbury, opposite Shadow- • captain. Twenty girls from the visory committee. brook Inn entrance. Follow Signs to Exhibit Home OPEN i 11th grade appointed Patricia RADIATORS DAILY ... 1 tu 6 P. M. Mr. Eigenrnuch on Premises, Nocnan captain. Seventeen girls < Annette Cornell OIL rfURNERS & CONTROLS from the 12th grade appointed Joyce Anderson captain. Mrs. Cecil Crawford will give a FORMAL WEAR CIRCULATORS The schedule has not been made musical program, Hostesses will STEEL ft COPPER PIPE out as yet but we are looking for- be Mrs. Frederick T. Newman, ward to playing hoeUcy games Mrs. George F. Norman, Mrs. Alex TO HIRE SOIL PIPE ft FITTINGS with Asbury Park and Red Bank. L. Pepin and Mrs. Reginald C. WATER PUMPS Pye. Tht Matt Cm* SUMP PUMPS Cht-Mi and Checkers Club Other October activities tor plate SeltcNm You've got a date... This year, by popular demand, members include a meeting of the ia The i>*n GAS AND ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS the students of Itumson high legislation department Friday, Oc- .. Arc* school, under the supervision of tober 22, with Mrs. Stanton H. AT THE Archibald Fitz Randolph, formed Davis, chairman of education for ELECTRICAL APPUANCES n Chess and Checkers club. Elec- the New Jersey State Federation Complete tions were held witli the follow- of Women's clubs as speaker. The range • GIBSON REFRIGERATORS ft FREEZERS ing results: President, Louis Roem- welfare department will hold a •f Slsti far cr; secretary, Ann ReiUy, and box luncheon and sewing meeting Mtn aad Baya • GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES treasurer, "Buddy" Von CJehren. Tuesday, October 26, opening at Molly Pitcher There are 15 members in the club. 10 a^m. Misa Florence Kridcl Is in • WASHING MACHINES Dues aro 15 cents per Week. -The charge. Merc titan • FAMOUS ORLEY FREEZERS club hopes to acquaint new mem- Yes, you've got a date at the Molly Pitcher, for SCO Suits to • APARTMENT SIZE WASHING MACHINES bers with chess and checkers and BQV HIT BY CAIt. choeia from, no matter what typo of social function you may bo to have matches with other schools. Charles Dwight, 9, of Avenue D, COME IN AND WOK AROUND planning . , , Wrrlding Reception, Luncheon, Dinner, The following class officers have Atlantic Highlands, is in fair con- iXMUT Lecture, Exhibil, Dunce . . . you will 11 nil upon inspec- been elected for 1948-1949: dition at Monmouth Memorial lius-, SevejitJi Gniilf—Pi'cBldcnt. Jiinlei T*o« tion, our French Ballroom on the banks of the Shrews- Kiui; vici! president, Jon!) Smith rtci:rp- pllal after being struck hy'u car FITTING tat-y, Robert Johnson treasurer, Juditb on route 38, near his home, Satur- bury, a most desirable selling and especially equipped lioclifituin. day morning. Middlctown township AMERICAN FREEZER & APPLIANCE CO. Eighth Grade—President, John C»l- Open Evenings to accommodate up to 300 people. vert; vice president, Ed Harrington: police said the car was driven by beerelary, Peter Goffi; treasurer, Dorii Howard Weier, also of Atlantic 'TIL 9 t. M. ROUTE #35 AT IIEADDEN'S CORNER • .Why not write, or call us today for detailed Ninth Orado—President, Ed Hoffman; Highlands, who said he saw the boy vice iiri'Hittcnt, Walter Brown; becrctary, standing In the road and tried to MIDDLETOWN, N. J. information T Robert Purr; treasurer, Taylor KiniUII. avoid hitting him. The youngster j Tenth (iraile—President,' Eric Emt; vicu iM'efiitlcnt, John OcMnrco; fecre- was taken to the hospital by the PHONE RED BANK 6.3877 Enjoy Sunday pinner in the delightfully cool tnry. .lolm Do Lian; treasurer, Ray* Atlantic Highlands first aid squad Riverview Dining Room. Our famous food is pleas- moiiil DcHmoml. ' •, where he was treated for lacera- ' lUll Oi'uili—President, Arthur KrU- SEGALL'S antly served at modest cost, in an atmosphere that is tlansen; vice president, Arnold Greent tlons of the knees, face and body I nsrrelnry. Betty Meyer; treasurer, Wax* bruises. N. rway Lau.lraaca friendly and homelike, Dcluxo dinners from f.nfl to leu Koycs. v 2.25 and also a la carte. Trinity Fellowship To See Scout Films * A*, its October meeting, Thuiad&y Hotel Molly Pitcher evening, October 21, the Men's Fel- lowship of Trinity Episcopal "The Gem of the Atlantic Coast" church will be entertained by a showing of cub pack films and ac- Red Bank, N. J. companying remark! by Morgan Knapp, assistant scout executive of Oa Highway 35, Tel. Red Bank 6-2500 Monmouth council. The program chairman for tha month is Henry A, Stevenson, cub master of pack 67. After the meet- ing, refreshments will be served. mmm CALL LONG BRANCH 6-0350

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Telling uhat he referred to as VOL" can be protected "The Story of the Benches" at;the financially from any lots or Sea Bright council meeting: Friday damage whether at home or night, Councilman Neils Jacobscn ORMOWHS! away with a Hartford Jewel- said his borough had come by Its ry-Fur policy. Ask this concrete sctecs "in the u«ual man- agfiicy to insure jour* NOW! ner"—by having them built, Mr. Jacobsen was not at all pleased over report* from Long Branch that some benches over there might have made (heir way LAWLEY AGENCY to Sea Bright in the back of a INSURANCE truck. "We have our own benches," RIVERSIDE DR. A HW'Y 35 TEL. R.B. «-0410 •aid the irate councilman, "we don't need theirs. Anyway, we RED BANK R.D. BOX 80 wouldn't ever take them." Published reports in another newspaper said a dozen or more re»t benches, weighing over 200 J*roof that atomic energy is not er-scicntisl, Irwin A, ft)»on, fam- poundi, were removed from the' oo technical to understand or too ous for his "Sermons from Science" Whatevar pric* you pay tor Thcrt's Only On* D**t> Long Branch beachfront. "The dangerous to talk ubout will bo pre- demonstrations during World Wnr your homt, Mt uide enough With Th* stolen benches or their twin broth- sented at a free showing of "God II. lorTh. "OVERHEAD DOOR" era now decorate the grass plots of the Atom/' natural-color scienti- "It Is a remarkable Him with wMt okttic cjrlm '2 with the MIRACLE WEDGE MIRACLE WEDOB along Sea Blight's main street,'.' fic film, Thursday night, October 21 authentic scientillc information," plui ION -••the garage door that wndqas said a story. at 8 p. m., in Central Baptist Dr. G. M. Shnim, head of the phy- I . tightly yet openmsily in any SOLD INSTALLER Later that newspaper asserted It church, Atlantic Highlands. sic;: department at the University kind of weather. It's "/lever intimated that Sea Bright 'God of the Atom" has been of Biitieh Columbia, slated after a Today'* rh« day worth far mors than borough officials had Anything to •hown to church, and school audi- preview there. Appearing in the film tli« low cost—in last- do with spiriting away the bench*! ta give yeurtaif a TONI ences averaging more than 85,00'J a is Larry .lohnsun, yinin^;' physicist, ing oervics and satis- from here. month since its release lust Septem- who aided in atomic development faction. However, it said: "The (Long ber The Him is one of n scries in- nt I.os Alamos .'incl photographed S« tovdy. The Toni wave is soft it new,.. Branch) beach department em- cluding "Voice of the Deep" nnd all Ihifn wartime bombs us they ployee, who reported that men in "Tim God of Creation," produced exploded. and naturallqoking. Never friuy. a truck took benches away and by Moody Bible institute of Chi- J» an exclusive sequence, plioto- came back for more, insists that cago. It will be shown by n special Knijihs of the jjiunt 181-inch cyclo- $• thrifty. Looks just at lovely Moudy fill)) icprescntativc, Kev. Telephone the truck was Identified as coming tron at the. University of California and lails just at long a?, a 515 For Floors: WEARITE from a Sea Bright garage." Can N. Larsen. urij fehown. Concrete walls have ,The benches in Sea Bright, said Approved by the American Hin;:e been built around the cyclo- beauty shop wive. Red Bank 6-1408 PORCH • DECK Mr. Jacobeen, have been in place Scicntillc alliliation and commended tron, which has been rendered dan- a long time. They were built from by the Atomic ISncrgy commission', i;or:msly radioactive. lo any. Illustrated instructions ' FLOOR ENAMEL the same forms as the Long 'God of the Atom" includes actual "God of the Atoni" concluile3 Branch benches, through an agree- photographs of the Nagasaki und with a summary of the world crisis ire eaty >• ABC to follow. ment that these forms could be Bikini explosions as well na scienti- earned by the discovery of atomic used, he added. "It is ridiculous fic epparatus used in ittomic re- pov.ci and offers a unique solution Overhead Door Products CorporatiM to intimate that we In Sea Bright search. Narration is by the preach- lo tile problem. would want to steal anybody's Distributor lor Central and Southern New Jeraey benches. This 'Story of the Benches' ii disgraceful and un- In the United States, the supply Pour wuste fat into the fat a:il- funRau til Md.ami Si. Ked Bank, N. J. true." of peat is estimated to contain 12 vago can. You can sell every pound Earlier Sea Bright Borough Clerk million tons of dry fuel. • , you .save for ensh. Clarence Stevens had" acted upon the published reports. He, told Long Branch officials Sea Bright had had Its benches for yearn* Molds, he asserted, had been loaned DEMAND to Sea Bright by Holrtes Cook, Use inside or outside aide to former Mayor Kiernsn of Long Branch. ' on wood, concrete or The mystoijf of who stole Long Branch's benches remains un- i composition. solved. AB far as Councilman Jacobsen Is concerned, people who are' looking for them had better start looking somewhere else. BALLOT Let Klarin'sSssss ^j^jj&ji^flaS&verM will continue to closo at midnight Sat- urday or rtm&in open until 2 «,. m. Sunday •wHl.'btfiileciaed November Tell You How 2 by th«'borough voters at the gen- eral •lectiqn. 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COMPANY 121 Brood Street Red Bonk 7 Gents RED BANK REGISTER rat cory VOLUME LXXI, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 Firemen's Softball Champs Sportt CmUndmr rOOTtALL Bucs Beat Princeton; T«wr» Nlfkt fjong Branch at Point Pleaiant, l:So W>tt Point at Fort Monnouth, tit* Salaraar A watch. Capable Bill Hanlon line. A backfleld man-ln-motion Ted Jarmine won the lucky num- (Pete) Bostwlch the same year. In «r lead wa* erased by a three-run penalty nullified the play. ber .22 rifle shoot with a score of 193S Fugitive mad* a comeback, to Frethold splurge. cords, with Leonardo having but sneaked over for the third tally ona game tucked away. In tbtir THE CRYSTAL BALL:—Admittedly not being too good oh predic- from six yards out. The competent After an exchange of. punts, the 64 en threo shots. W. I. Walton tho surprise of everybody, prac- Red Bank outfielder Bob Scott tions, the Sports Register is picking Cleveland in nix games . . . Last Bulldogs booted out of bounds on was second with 62 and George tically ran away from the Held, suffered a "Charley horse" while opener Saturday against Keyport, quarterback also accounted for the the Lions were kept at bay by an time we got to peering into the future, out cam* the word that it would final score from the one-yard line. the Toms River 40. On first down, Hayron was third with 60. Turkey winning with ease. Other timber chasing Dan Federici's short fly be an all-Boston series. Close, of course, doesn't count—except in quoits Bob Hand, Toms River fullback, prises for the turkey shoot went horse* to win the trophy were Wil- ball to centerfleld and Instead of unexpected surge of scrapplness by Keelen had brought the ball to the tha Red Raiders. Reliable Ted ... John F. M. P. Murphy is (or should be) about ready to admit that one on a 20-yard scamper, but an tostefi a pass that was grabbed by to Prosecutor Carton, Col. H. D. liam Clothier's Bay Boy, Rufus C. Fleming having two outs in the in- Lou Boudreau is the American league's most valuable player . . . Bed Alberts. The Bulldog star had T.-avis of Atlantic Highlands and Finch's River Gnome, Mrs. F. P. ning, he found himself heading for Lauer managed to cross ths goal offside penalty moved the ball line twice, however, plus kicking Bank Legion will win the Shore Football league .. . Winter Is coming. back. Keelen nearly scored on his scored before Tomi River realized J. I>. Kennedy of Long Branch. Gatvin's Sea Chart, John Straw- plenty trouble. When Scott went And if we're wrong on that one, brother, we'll gladly accept your abuses wfcat happened. Tim Connor's A team^of archers were success- bridge's Coq Bruycre and Stuart 8. down, John Mulvihlll chased the ono extra point. and insults. . run but stepped outVf bounds on the one. placement try for the extra point ful competing against a team of Janr.ey, Jr'e. Justinian, 3d. horsthide but Federlcl was resting Lakewood, in the meantime, has Sporting: a small backfleld and a wa.3 wide. So badly outclassed waa pistol shooters. They put 30 arrows Ths Holmdel, about two miles at second by the time the ball bean piling up victories by wide BOWLING SECRETARIES probably have read the latest Issue of big line, Class A Seton bowed to Toms River that it made nary a in' the targets for a 24-point gain over brush, Is for three-year-olds reached tnt infleld. maiglns over such schools as Glou- The Bowling News, in which Franklin Ryan states his regret at being Class B Red Bank mainly because flrjt down while Rumson made over their established handicaps. and upward. Besides a purs*, ths Brlgga ran for the Freehold first cester, Red Bank Catholic -and unable to print box scores of the various leagues. of those fumbles and Keelen's first seven and gained 221 yards from The pistol men were 21 points be- owner is awarded a piece of plate •acker. Ht was held on while Dave Sayreville. They definitely hav* set The Register Is faced with the SUM p quarter spark. Although Jack scrlmmag* to Toms River's 29. low handicap. On the winning by Mrs. Lewis E. Waring and the Thompson beat out an infleld themselves up as the team to beat, mechanical problems preclude printing scores of each league, Buckley was expected to be the Tbi line-ups; team were Mr. and Mrs, Harry winning rider a trophy by Mrs. Al- grounder and scored on John Lemp- so Coach Ami* Truex's boys'hav* much as we would like to see almost everyone's score la print toughest runner of the visiting TOMS RIVER RUMSON Gage of Neptune, Leo Carlin*- of fred N. BeadUston, ka'a single. Out number two came this week's work cut out. except our own. Haiaid LE Reev«y Katontown and Roy Kclclgh at As- The Mlddletown and Naveslnk when John Arback struck out. but First Leonardo score last week eleven, it was pint-sized Pete De- Revle LT Conway camt> after Pet* Trezia blocked Realising the Importance bowling has gained, The Register is anx- doussis who caused most trouble Newton Ui Dlngwald bury Park, all members of the Mon- are both flat races. The Middle- Marty Dlgglns pounded out a triple ious to give coverage to the sport. We'll appreciate hearing from any to the victors. Raymond G Johnson mouth Archer club. town is one-mlle-and-a-quarter, tht to clear the bases. It meant the Bob Boyce's punt, Oeorg* Goocr., secretaries interested In weekly supplying us standings of th* teams and Schellburg KG Wlckman Tom Carleton of Neptune took owner receiving a piece of plat* ball game. recovering on the Keyport V. Individual high scores. Averages will be printed on a monthly basis. Dedoussls was a fast,, elusive Henshey RT Sum th« coon hunt event. His dogs had presented by Mr. and Mrs. F. C. George Frelbot picked up nine quarterback and an expert passer. Treloar RE Reltelman no difficulty in tracing the coon, T&'.um, and the rider a trophy from Red Bank collected but six bits' yards a* he combined'with matea He tore off the most sensational Bowcock QB Krittianaen off th* classy Caahion while free- Treua and Lauer to move the bait INCIDENTS AND INCIDENTALS.--Oh, brother! Black Warbler run, going 70 yards after intercept- Brltton HB Rowntree which had ben led on a leash over Mrs William B. RuthrauS. The paid $125.90 at New York Friday. He was claimed from Louisville's Keller HB Conner tha course because of the extremely Navcalnk Is about seven furlongs. hold wa* tabbing Fleming for 13 to the 15, from which point Lauer ing a Casey forward pass on his Hand FB Alberto dry fields. hlti, however well scattered. Pete carried over. Mike Hogan at Monmouth. Tom Drlacoll used to train him • . . Our own goal Hue. Hanlon finally got Seen by Periods got oS with the base raps until the Rumson ~ 0 0 9 0—6 Assisting Mrs. Durand were Fred ARCHERS TRIUMPH boy, Mushky Jackson, is back in th* wrestling picture again. He left to him at the Red Bank' 30, forc- eighth when the unfortunate ac- The final tally cam* in th* fourth Keansburg with the popcorn stands and the merry-go-rounds, but is TOT.,! River • t 0 8—0 Bu:ghard, Mr. Jones, Harry Lay- Members of the Monmouth Arch- quarter, the Lions capitalising ing him out of bounds. Seton'a six !^-in-lng: - Touchdown—Alberto. ton, Mrs. Robert G. Ibley, F. cident to Scott paved the way for now opening in Perth Amboy. His first show there Is October IV. points were registered in the fourth Substitution*: Rumion—Tamei, Ho. ers' association placed in all events big trouble. when Keyport attempted to gain ft Congratulations to Hy Cunningham of Bnassnn. photograph- nueller, L. Harrington, Brlnter, He»cl. Bourne Ruthrauff, 'Donald E. at the Metropolitan shoot held last yaru on fourth down and failed. fourth quarter. Penalties totaling Toms River—Tlner, Barney, Lamer, Cit- The Towner* got their run* In er and Freehold Transcript sports ed. He copped first place In 20 yards aided their cause after ta, Official!: Referee—Plnsitore. Umpire LaweB, Mrs. C. Frederic Nellson, week at Bear Mountain, N. Y. Moving quickly from th* 27, Lauer the N. J. Press association's annual ratings of sports pictures. — McCoy, Head llneiman—Cillery. Mr*. Maurice Pollak, Miss Laura Highlight of the event was Mrs. the second and sixth innings. Ray heaved a Ions past which Freibott they had successfully passed their Sanbcrn tallied first. He led off the It was an excellent shot taken at the BACn-Freehold basket- way to the Red Bank 22. Another Harding and Mrs. Geraldine Ella Gag* of Neptune •hooting a gathered in on the ten. getting to ball game. • • . Thompson, MCOSS president. "six-gold" for a perfect score. Her innini; with a single, got to second th* six before being downed. Tr*v touchdown pass waa nullified when their Southern Jersey title. An- on Jim Qenovese's sacrifice and Do you remember when Long Branch's Bill Colton managed Hike both teams were offside. hutb&nd,' Harry Gage, later shot za moved two yard* deter to tht Piakln? They were good days In boxing at the shore., Jde Cross is other important tussle will be two "six-gold" events. Mr. Gage, tor* home on Scott'* base knock. goal and then Lau*r waped over That Coach Kretowicz and his their October 16 meeting with St. Aschettino, lugrussia Mulvihlll dented home plat* for earnestly trying to revive that type of fights In his Tuesday night shows able assistant, Bob Osgoodby, are team captain, took third place, and for his second tally of tt* day. : at the local armory. The crowds are picking up at the National Guard's Mary's of Rutherford nt Red Bank. Mild Joan Gage took third place tho other counter. He led off thu looking to the future was evident RED BANK SETON HALL Cop Bowling Awards sixth with a single, going to second Missing from action in th* cur- home grounds, so maybe the boy Is right In sticking it out, I.E in the junior division. Mra. Dot tain raiser was Tony Papa, UM In the starting lineup. Using under- Fcaniconi VanWInklv e on a wild pitch, Bobby Ayres sac- If you have any sports questions, direst them either to John classmen to back up their threat T. DeGenlto liT Groome Nordy Aschettino and Lou In- Border of Point-Pleaiant and Ray. fullback, who i* heavily couattd Trevors 1.0 Stack grassla copped high bowling prizes Keliegh of Asbury Park won tar- rificed him to third and Sanborn Gualtleri's emporium on Monmouth street or to Bill Sherwood. following the loss to Lakewood B. Larger Rcardon in the Red. Bank City league at drove him in on a Jong fly fo left upon for the campaign. A l*f »* The latter gentleman dally preside* at luncheon sports aids ses- high, the coaches' strategy held up Manning C Gorcr.yca get prizes. Mrs. Gage was fourth In jury had him sidelined, but he,si O'Neill Rft Catiell* Red Bank Bowling Center In the field sions, at which Ed Haeklin and Howard Leon are hardly the well. Among the freshmen utilized RT th* women's division. expected to be r«ady for this wttk's Kerrigan Ulciky past two weeks. Tho hometowners threatened to least vociferous... Shrewsbury resident 8am Yorg, mainstay of were Jack DeGenito and Paul Hanlon RE Dedouiiia important (ngagement. tie Leonardo F.C, has taken the middle aisle trek. Kiernan, two lanky lads, who Keelen Hayci Aschettino rolled 269 September WfOOEB HUM knot the count in their half of th* KBTFOm G. Naughton 8m ra 23 to take the automobile rear- ninth, but the game ended with LEONARDO On* of the nicest things we have heard this season waa told by Ull show great promise. DeGenlto J. DeGenlto II Buckley view mirror prize, placed in com- The Red Bank Legion's moving G. Oaath LE started at fullback, while Kiernan »od Hank .... FB I 0—24 two aboard when Jack Maloney's Schmidt LT TS3 Ifolnar, sergeant-at-arms of the Women's State Bowling league of New ...18 0 0 petition by Globe Motors, and In- Into th* Shore Football toagu* lea- Governall LG Jersey. That group of lady keglers la supplying racrration- equipment •aw last-half action at ond. A Soton Hall .... liner to right field was nabbed by IUJI *••<• 0 0 u o—• u grasala rolled 258 Thursday night dership Sunday at Leonardo wun't Johnny Arback. After Genovese Wright C for patients at Grcystone Park Institute. Already the 10,000 members sophomore, Jack O'Neill, was used Touchdownt—Red Bank. Keelen (2); without incident. George Wldger, O'Brien RG Hanlon (2). Stton Hall, Gentemno, to take home the box of cigars opened by fanning, Roy Stoecktr WallU RT have kicked in $10,000 to build six bowling alleys at that hospital. • at right tackle and showed prom- Subitltutlons—Red Bank, Madnre, awarded by Tomnlno brothers, hard-fighting center for th* Legion RK "Red" Haley considered getting married In an airplane. ise for future years. singled. Johnny Ellis, who cam* Voorheea Phair, Crox, Emmoni, Kelly, Black, T. eleven, suffered an injured knee up with several sensational stops at Jonea "8SS25 Should a fellow "get up ht the air" over such a venturer ... Joe Madur'e, a tackle' highly re- Uiwey, Labrectiue, Romeo, A. Nauxh- which placed him in Riverview hos- Lauer as on, Henneaney, Hoffman, Phelan, Me- ahor.. struck out but Ralph Mas- J Return of the Monmouth Race meet to Amory Haskell'* estate garded by Casey coacheB, made WCAP To Broadcast rrelbott HB bauirhlln, Kiernan, Tanner, Dombroakl, pital'from Sunday afternoon until zuuca pinch-hit a single to move FB •lain gives this section one of Its most colorful autumn sparta on* of the game's moat sensation- Seton Hsll—Flk, Kelly, Schaab, Hag. Pro Fights From Armory Tuetdsy. Although there are no Treua Kerty, Byrne, 8ho», Oeorke, Boardeman, Stoecker to second. Scar* if events. It Is scheduled for October M .,. George Clune emp- al plays. Picking up a blocked Radio Station WCAP of Asbury breaks or fractures, the injury has Looiitrdo »..«..«»«—««.e. 7 r Slnvln, Honnlgan, Gentempo, For the day, Flaming struck out yport ...«...••• «..«—... 00.. 0 .0':t—r:;t tied the Shrewsbury of ail its fish the pas* two weeks and Is " Seton punt on tho 40, Joe lum- Offlciala—Referee, Btaub; umi'lro, Park each Tuesday night will not' yet bee,n completely diagnosed. Keyport ...... now back keeping up the high,efficiency of the Navy depart- bered his way to the one-yard line Oennj; head linesman, Jacobl, flvs and walked two. Cashlon fan- Touchdown—Leonardo: Lawr I.-ratt broadcast a blow-by-blow- dcscrlp VKTS HOME THIS SUNDAY nel tight and walked one. Both after touchdown—Leonardo: Lamr, ment. before being caught by Dodoussls, •ELL SYSTEM LEAGUE tion of the professional boxing {placement). . ' ' .i who had taken too much time In Standings huriers are again expected to take SiikeUMMM* ' "-; Slnco JOB DiMagglo and tho Yanks—and Bucky Harris—have been W 1 bouts in Red Bank armory. The Rumson Veterans organiza- safely placed In moth balls', Danny Dondl's doctor Is predicting that the getting off his punt. ientni! Oflicn 5 1 tion will meet Leonardo Field club the.mound at the county seat. A Leonardo—Donato. B. (looth, Smack, Gcno Milner will be tho broad- vlttory for Freehold will sew up tho Pattirsun, Walah, Dlckerioit,' fli-aba«, Airport inn entropruncur will last. For awhile this summer, Daniel's Victory was tho second for Red lU'il linnk Kiiuli'metit r> 1 caster. Ho will call each night's on the gridiron at Bordcn Mom- Scott, rianoiran, Lehman, Gampq, P'efc blood pressure waa reaching new highs . . . The state received $11,318,- Bank Catholic, tlioii- loss to Lako- Laltot-Htui'lcn :t ;i oilal stailum Sunday afternoon. pUycfls while a Red Bank win will ton. Keyport—Beech, Mallneonleo, rater. Red iinrik Kcunir 8 A main event finm rlnffsidc. Joe push the series to the- limit. ion, Collender, Belleran. • i.1 •': :. ' 324.28 as it* share of the money wagered at New Jersey horse racing wood be fig 18 to 0, By whipping Long Branch Edulpmtnt a 3 Cross this week announced com- Tho contest, originally slated to be Splicing 2 4 establishments, which any old mare would know "ain't hay".. . Cheers the higher classified Seton, the lo- pletion of plans with tho radio sta- run off at Leonardo,. was changed FrciMd ...» 0 0 0 0 n 0 a 0—a Bora tan m*s* p«eaat Ritae? »V tell- ctli at* la good shaps to hold Uunstrtictlon „„..... ,.Jl , 2 4 by mutual conitat of tht elubi. t* fiumioo, champ* of th* Shon Softball Ml*. , District OAti ,»..,.....,...... M 1 * tion. Bid Sank „...... „» 1 » I • ( « • 0-S Ins Th* lUitaUr.—A<»*tUlt»e»V ,: SED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 7, lMt

any kind outside th* school freBB SiVIPk to players "awards of intrin- Signalerrs Bow 'Army' Tomaini NJ5.LA.A* Limits sic value." Localites Featured Interscholastie boxing is prohlb> SURF, FIELD AND STREAM itej, according t° another adopted To Montclair Tlsfteljr Notes Oa TIM Great Oatdoora At Monmouth Sports Schedules amtudment. This will not prevent, For Tuesday's Bouts Begins Duties As schools from conducting boxing State Bf STCW VAMVUBT GathoUcPubUe Hich bouts in an intramural status. The Athletie Director Rules Are Amended new roles are effective December 1. ' Downs Soldiers, 27*7 Appointment ot Amad*o 'Army1 |ia this column. Tb* name of the Tomaini, well-known athletic agur* New J*r**y Stat* Intertehool- Fart, Closely Foufht Battles - A costly tumble In the opening Ulk; (the Mead I* Muakeget. It 4* a flat Freehold Beaten minute* paved th* way for Mont- saad plU *f about SO aeras, loeat- from Long Branch, a* Fort Mon-aat'c Athletic asiociatlon, meeting Headlined ThU Week's Show clair atato Teacher* college foot- For 10 day*d within a ten-minute air plan* mouth'* new athletic director, haa Monday aight la Newark, voted to By Matawaii, 64) ball Uam to pile up a U-0 Ant aad night*, from rid* from th* Vineyard. been made public by poet authori- limit football games to nine games Freehold high school sufsrsd a September «, t ties. and basketball seasons to II games. Another all<*tar pr*ft**i**al boa- a resident of the shore city, his re- quarter lead over the Fort Mon- « to 0 defeat Saturday at Matawaa mouth Slgsaleer* and then go on to October IS, Bra • it la Th* newly appointed assistant to Another amendment extends to wlitu Doug Marvel tallied a touch- Ing program was presented at Red stricted his appearance* to Mew- striper rules the one full year th* half-year ineligi- a f to 7 victory before a crowd if In order to get to Muakoget you th* *>oit athletic oncer assumed tfowu in the second quarter froaa Bank armory Tueaday night, with ark and New Tork programs. In roost at Mar his r.ew dutlee last week, th* major billiy period imposed on pupils the fans being treated to about the n lights he has lost but two andl,lt» Saturday at Montclair. go to Martha's Vineyard either by a yard out. Tht Slgnsleer who fumbled was tha'* beautiful portion ot which will consist of transferred between high schools earn* type action which featured 15 of his victories were gained via I*le ef th.P>lane, train or car. When you Th; Matawan line *et up tho tal- Al Schuster, subhing for th* slight- handling the many administrative and parochial high schools ''for the Initial Jo* Cro**-*ponior*d knockout*. Orape, eltuate reach the Island you head for Mar- other than residential reasons." ly by smearing Freehold for N ly injured Ray Johnson. Montclair detail* involved in the enormous yard 3 in four downs, sending the •how. Res* ahouid be given a rugged off th* eouthtrn tha'* Vineyard Air Service, Inc., recovered on Monmouth'* SS-y*rd Stev* C. Oentle, managsr. Tele- athletic setup at Monmouth, plus Regularly scheduled football Colonials from their own M, when In the main event Jo* Martino of test by Latimar. The Beacon bath- tip of Cap* Cod. the scheduling of toa>lllght oppon- Samcsart banned before the fourth Newark and jimmy Nieken* of line Tht Signalmen had been on Tho striper elaa phone Edgartown BM-W. aUve it they had recovered a Matawaa er ha* met » lot of good scrapper*, the move having made two Art ent* in all sport* events fer Fort Friday In September. Voted down fumble, to their one. Dick HIM* New York battled toe-to-toe to re-Including Burl Charity, who lost a hu been givsn an ardent Sthtrman. He ha* an -downs prior to the fumble. amphibian air plan* and ha* th*Monmouth team*. wa* a recommendation that football waa thrown for a two-yard toss. ceive a draw, Martino, ringwls* clot* decision to Jak* LaMotta. After being oriented and Intro- Five line smashing plays brought concession of Mutktget island •wattle* b* allowed to start August Then came an Incomplete pass. from a long campaign o{ pro Sght*, Other* OB his lilt Include "Baby" ••SUw-VanVli.t fe.^ due* d throughout th* poet, Tomaini the ball to Monmouth'* three yard Tkor* am thr** little cabins en SI ireUad of the prestnt Septem- Hibbi. again was spilled for a * waa extended to th* limit Sim*, "Red" Doughty, Chart)* Wil- can do no wrong. It Is bad g wa* further Informed that he will etrlpe where Johnny Duan* went the island; no wstsr, food, blan- ber 1. yard loss. On the last down, a So close wtre all the bouts that liams, A| Molby and Don Touvtlla. when you tee a down or BO slap- pervli* the expanded intramural off tackle to seort. Billy Cray's try ket* but peinty of mosquito**. Another defeated proposal would poor pas* from center resulted SB even the semi-Anal ended In a happy bait nahtrman together, baaketball program echeduled at In th* Mmt-Snal* next Tuesday for tht tttra point was no good, but Sttvs will Sy you over for IK for havs prohibited poet-season gifts to another 15-yard loss. draw. Bed Bank's Hank Watktnt but when you and yeurttlf sud Fort Monmouth thle winter, la ad- Danny McCall of Philadelphia will Montclair bad an early S-0 lead. three people. H. rent* you a high aehool athletes. Voted down met Roger Muriel of Elir»btth In be brought back to Red Bank. He denly surrounded by several thous- dition, hit appointmtnt cam* at an by u N to 41 count, the "gift pro- Buying U. S. Savings Bends Is a battle pleasing to the hometown Latr in the Initial period Mont and bui flabtrmtn on a small US' shack for II per .per day. Is ths boy who thrilled the Srst opportune time as'lin* coach John hibition" would have banned any one of the best investment* as) crowd. Ralph Senta'n* gained a dt- clair wu on Monmouth'* tbree- land, you will have to be there toK* Syi over each day to bring yo'u night's audience with hi* tee-to-to* ve o b Drake of the football team I* being individual, club or organisation of American can make. eialon over "Chuck" Harrll In the yart line af*ln> but th* Signalmen blbelievi e some h i water and other atcetiltl**. transferred. Tomaini took over the UugfMt with Tony Fortl. He will held for three dowm only to have of th* thing*.you otter »li-routd*r, while Tony Nig- meet Jimmy Stanford M Newark. set, and hear. lino coaching duties of ths sfusd r* scored a knockout in the sec- Oene SUmpler, "Little all-Anwri- DMt »•* Off ths Trip thlt week, ond round over Norman Kelly. In another all, Freddie Lott ean," heave a it-yard touchdown At MM Vlaaytrd Ws wars at th* airport when Newark, a veteran of M pro Sghts, With a well-knownpaat of athle- ThU bout was a *!ugf*it. From pa«s to Le* Waliky. Gray's kick three Princeton angler* returned. tic achltvemtnti, Tomaiat Srst th* opening bell the boys went at will meet Toung Mike Ludlew of wai good and Montclair led 1S-0 as Bill Frank of Shrewsbury and Their name* sre Charley Black- Point Pleasant. Topping th* four- I have jjust t rtureturnedd afafter aa twtoo ataittd at Long Branch high PRO-BOXING BOUTS It. with Kelly gaining a dtftnit* th* quarter ended. n*y, John Shearer and George school, where h* graduated la IBM, esg* In th* nrtt round. rouadtrt will b* a Red Banker, Tli* steond quarter taw a lot 01 day* and three night*' ttay on theCarlten. They had been camped on edg* I who performed In tht squared elr- ialand. Th* trip covered *ome SM playing thre* year* in four major Aibur- ibur• y Ptrkp,^.i, T..Tig,,g " Clark won pasting by both sides, but nbth the Island for a week. What a sports. RED BANK ARMORY cle la nigh school and en num*r< mii and although we Jailed string of Ash they had. They sent a! popupopulal r decision ovir George t**mt defended lucceufully. Late t Tomaini was a physical edutation oul am*t*ur earda in this section. in the period, however, Btemple connect, we saw a lot of Ash taken. bus to tht vineyard every dayun Corner Chestnut ft Weal Ste., Red Bank Roach in the other four-rounder. Met a bunch of swell guys, msny teacher from l»3t to INS at hia The erowl, which wu under MO, Aubiey. Burg**!, a promising lo- pawed to Le* Walsky on Mon- t|l they bad all ths quick freeiors old alma-mater, plus coaching at mouth't 3t, who In turn lateralled of them old surf Ashing friends furl. They brought in the morn- again proved a dieappolntmeat to cal heavyweight, will meet "Matty" with whom w* hav* stood ahould- bong Branch junior high. In Mil, TUESDAY NIGHT, OCT. 12th Croai. The talent being brought in- Mlncy of Paterson. ThU scrap to Bert Palmsri, who went the res' ing's eaten—ten er II big green 'Army' tranaferred from Lang of tht way unmolttted. Oray't kick *r to shoulder on the beach and headi, and IB or 30 bluet that to Red Bank match** that of shsuld give loeslltt* a chance to rock piles from North Point of Branch 4o take tht position as head MAIN EVENT the belt clubo In the itato. Hie evaluate Burgess' ability for wa« good and Montclair enjoyed a would go up to aix pounds. coach in football, basketball aad comfortable 30-0 lead. Beach to Sandy Hook. 6 • Rounds • 6 main evtntere thui far have been Mincy's clever stylo Is difficult to Let ut hop In the ear and makt If Muakeget appeals to you, get baseball at Keyport high school, men who have appeared in lights overcome. in touch with the writer, but don't where he remained through IMS. TONY ROSE, long Branch, Although three touchdown! be- the trip. Tou will never regret 1M Lbs. calling for further distances than The other four-rounders have a llnd. VanLenten'e boy* war* full of it, at you will find tbirs is never put It off, because two weak* from He hit the blg-tlm* in IMS when the six-round affair they are local touch, too. Ben Begendorf ot spirit ss ths second half started. a dull moment, and you will meet now will be too late. ha played pro-football with tb* MILTON LATIMAB, Beacon, N. T. called upon to go at Red Bank. Long Branch will mtet Jo* Ruehty They reeled off two atralght Ant the flnett buneh of striped baa* New York Giants. Th* hueky ath- Tuetday'i thow featured a down* and with th* ball on Mont- If the northeaster continues to lete who weighs M5 pounds, was of Orang*. Begendorf we* to hav* fishermen there Is to be found in build up for several days, get Semi-Final, 6 • Rounds • 6 broadcast of the main event over appsand two w**k* ago but an In-deli'* it, Sd Dlxey lateralltd to the United States. regular tackle, performing with DANNY McCAIX, Philadelphia, ready for the Anett striper Ashing such Giant greats as Ward Cuft, Aabury Park'* station WCAP, jury he received In training forced Raj' Johnson, who raced the dis- We turned the corner at Syca- 1SS I.be, which will be .a weekly feature. of the year. Raymond drover of Km Strong, Bill Paschall and Mel hie being pulled out. HI* opponent, tance to aeor* for Monmouth. Bll more avenue and Broad atrtet, VanLtnttn converted to cut the Shrewsbury told me Tuesday morn Holn. Late In that teaaon against JIMMY STANFORD, Newark Crass hu booked another altatar Ruehty, I* th* boy who put on such Shrewsbury as the town cloekwat Teachers lead, JO-t Monmouth'a Ing atripira were all along the the Washington Redakins, Tomaini •how for neat Tuesday In Reda sensational bout in th* atcond striking B last Friday morning, Bank armory. Headlines will be line was outcharging their oppon surf. Later ws learned from Cran suffered two broken wrists In a Special 6-Hounder night'* program. As we rolled northward through Tony RON of Loal Branch and •nt for th* reel of the period. mar's tackle shop snd Family's bruiting contest which foretd hit FREDDIE LOT, Xenark, 1W Lbs. the beauttlful New England atatet tackle ahop that several fellows Milton Latlmar of •eaeen, M. T. The nnal four-rounder will pit In th* anal Period Monmouth of Connecticut, Rhode Island and retirement from professional foot- VflftUi Both are tspeetet to go Into ac- Don Layton of Aibury »rk, ISO,didn't get hold of the ball untl had Ash hooked whle* they could ball. MIKE LVDLOW. Point FleaaaBl Massachusetts, each 100 mll«S pre- not stop.' tion at 1W pound*. Roee, although against Bill Stark of Elisabeth. nidwsyln th* quarter. All tney sented a panaroma, of beautiful In 1M6 Tomaini retumtd to his 4 ROUNDERS eould do then was. throw despera- After th« storm don't loose sny agaching- position at Keyport high, AUBREY BURGESS, Kt* Seah acenery. The further North we got . MATTY MINCY, PaMreM tion .past**, but to no avail. Mont- the brighter th* fall plumage. It time getting to the beaeh. Th* Ash th* volition h* held until hi* ap- elalr added It* Snal touchdown on was the flrit time we have ever won't *tsy long but should be faat pointment at Fort Monmouth. a eustslned drive of 70 yard* ascrossed the ribbon of wattr called and furloua while they are here. Tomaini ha* been (tarring at Legion Leads Loop; Oen* itempler, who pi*y*d a spec- Cape Cod Canal. Wa turned that Big bluet should follow the storm tackl* with th* Long Branch Sea- taculaacular gam*, plowed over from th* at certain seasons of the year it South from New England, waters. hawk*, a newly organised pro-foot- * veyar- i line. swarm* with migrating species of ball team. GENERAL ADMISSION, • $1.25 F Ft M Ash. Only last week Ug hluensh Lady Aagler Ma* tho CUa ARENA ft.»L RINGSIDE SIN. Tai Ind. Angels Nip Rumson Ftr Fort Monmouth, Oaear Wood y k g TOVBNEY AT PVMSON and Frank Brsagovieh played out- At a time when practically no swarmed through the canal on Rumton Country cub will hold For Reservations Phone Red Bank 64334. standing ball, along with Ray theieir way South. stripers were being caught, Phyllis a Tombtton* tournamtnt Sunday Tickets on sal* at Tomalno Bros. Cigar Store, Monmeuth Si, Johnson and Ed Dlxey, both back*. At WWoodd ! HiHoi* w. had an hour Mount, Ashing with her husband to kilt before the ferry left for Jack and Stew VanVllet, Jr., andafternoon, Teams will be made up Red Bank, opposite Railroad Station. Get Tour Ticket* Now! Leroy Casey, Artt string center, m lady and men membet*. Ancient "Sleeps^ Plajr Clicks was out with an Injured back. Martha's Vineyard, At the wharf wife Dot, boated two groenhiads Saturday1* Mi wu the Heond we found several hundred eager weighing il and IT pound*. The** Field Club Bows To' Red Bank— for the Blgjialeert. Thty bowed to nshtrmtn Handing around com- being t*e Ant bast that Mrs. BartOB, SM, last w**k. Fort Mon- paring notti. Th* fltit one weMount ever tangled with makes mouth wit! be trying for it* Srst talked to wa» a member of theher eligible to join th* "Striped The Red Bank LegUn football win when th*y open their horn* Philadelphia pollc* fere*. He hadBan Clan." team Sunday afternoon meved In- Ing of John VanBruat and Harold Halllgan, the Vet* eomplttld flv* season against Wort Point tomor- th* trunk locktr of his ear open to th* laaderahlp In th* Ihor* Foot- row alght. and wu buty mounting the big ball league by Korlng IU third out of nine pastes In a drive which Fair Htven Man Leave. brought them from their own * gest, blu.it, d.-*pln*d "tawo've vletory of tha campaign ever Leo- aaw. He had a special mounting nardo Field elub t to 0. to the Cllffwood 11. Time ran out On South American Trip on the Vets, howsvtr, and thay of hi* own design and had hia ult Th* Red Banker* wed the old Soldiers Form picketed In a big ereck. N*I1 B. Woleott of Riverlawn, deeper play to register their toueh» •lipped to tb* ttcond dMHon. ournrooo SUNION W« ne«t walked over to » poup Fair Havtn, has left on «n uttnd: down. The score started on the in a beach buggy. Bob Pond, pres- od South American trip in connec- Leonardo 11, where a "Dynamite1 Soccer Team Maleonlee ident of the Atom Plug e°"»Pf»J' tion with his New York company. Dayton Wilson punt bad been Talat.df* introduced hlmttlf. Thty had *«d-Ship* lain and Service, associate*. downed by Red Bank. Van 8»nt G. Kaiwehr At Home Wednwday roll! and food with them. He wu Th* purpose of the trip js the de- The Legion eleven lined up faat, UmU out to cop the flrrt prise for thelivery to the Bolivian government with Big Bob HcmbUag along th* Open Season Sunday; second auccesslv* year on a "strip- of the flrst of several eoutwiei sideline. Walter "Babe" Jackson er Atom 40." pa**eng*r and cargo vassals to that heaved the ball aeroa* the S*ld, 10 On th* island our rooms wsr* country* yards downSold, hitting HemWlng, An Innovation -In the eioandad athltUo progress at Fort Monmouth waiting for ut at the, Mention The present veaieL th* Jot* Mar- who tore Into the end tone unmo- SHi usiptre. protiMlMMl, asaattur and collegiate ment button on your cap. We aald gers Other vessels will be com- Topcoat march on the three. Red Bank CUCUUdiMUUdUdiMi ik kkiai d UatMM, KatUai leU •lettd during the next several had recovered a bad center pass on iuege , BeldlBeldloo. squads from Now Jersey, N*w York to one native lady angler: "ThU p la th* Ashln'est laland I *»»• •»« month*. h Fild b tt ththe and P*nn«ylvanla. teh th* Field club nine to start •ten. Do you over «» •"£ threat Daring ttateggyy oaot the In th* other league game, Long Th* Monmouth soccer Uam wilt in our famous Branch Indian* Sunday afternoon go into action immediately, opening thing?" Her reply was: 'Tours Award Young Boy Held clulbb anothethr ttwo points. dog gone tootln' w« do." Electing to pass from tb* end mi, were unkind' host* to Lakewood, their wason Sunday agalmt th* 90 to 13. It narked th* ant Long Trenton 'American*', a profaulonal After a live charcoal broiled |275 For Ppg Bite Wilson was smeared by Jack Kan- lobster dinner at the Bdgartown ey for a safety. Branch victory. entry In the American Soccer p Leslie York Make cafe, inc., we looked up Kd Jan- Th* gam* had little ewltement Lakewood tallied flrit, but theleague. The Americana have broken The sum of 1176 wu given this to offer th* 1,000 spectators.). Red •Is polnte did little more than In- even in their ant two league etart*. ata, vie* pr*»ld*nt of th* N*w Jer- ws«k to Peter MeKenna,. infant son Bank's scores cam* after the'-flve> furiate tbt Indltni. Thty scored The tilt will start at 2 p. m. ataty BUte Federation of Oportt- of Thomu McKenna of Blossom A warni, comfy Covert coat, with mlaut* mark of th* final quarter. twice in th* ttcond period and TN nton's Dunn neld en north Clif- men'* dub and his Ashing pal Cove road! .by the insurance com- wool lining for cold wekther— Before that it was a ease of twoagain In the third quarter with ton street George. They were ttaylng at cany . representing Kllsafceth D. efore tat it was a ea Eastvllle inn. where they will flan lines refuting to give groundd. their Insurance touchdown. The A schtdul* la being drawn up to Xnapp ef Navealnk avenue, Rum- ZIP, and it's a Topcoat for milder While both of/erases were held Pinera' lut tally .came in thecarry th* Signaleeri through March until the close ot the derby. We•on. The turn U.settlement for in- remained close to Janata, aa he to cheekk , tb*l line* sowed Up well. fourth period. with the poeilbllltHi looking bright juries received.May 3, 1*M, when weather. Xanay again sparked Red Bank'* for the Fort Monmouth team join- knew the ropes. Winihedtwo the child was bitten m tb* leg by defense!, with Oeorg* WMgtr, Joe Sttailast ing tht North J*r«ty Socctr lugu*, day* and part of the night* with a dot owned by Miss Xnapp. him. When we left him he and Here's the answer to your Fall and John Adubato and Ton* Cap- fed Sink rated in the Srat dlvlelon circle and Mr. McKenna instituted suit on George ban b**n at It for 40 houfa behalf of his. son through Edward rionl taking tht limelight A* usual Uonar*; L .— ._ Including several Metropolitan area and Winter needs. Sw&i Tork sparkled at end for.Leo- 'eleveni'. without tleep. We met follows W. Wlu, Jr. of Red Bank in the from Point Pleasant, who had nardo, while Wilton's backing up —stion VeMraai. — Loeal soecar fana may u th* county court, alleging that his son And the price, *M M j|K of tht lint was as powerful aa avtr Fehn .rieattat'„„.., Fort Moamouth aggregation In ac- traveled to Martha's Vineyard In wu aa Invitee on the Xnapp prop- # Atkuir Pa* M_ a beach buggy. ' erty when the dog attacked the LEONARDO F. C. BSD BANK I*keme< tion for the first time when they only 44 Yor* ! I play the strong Seton Hall colleg* W* m*t "Mo," with whom w* child. Th* ease wu scheduled lor Ksy'cioiU had fished Shark river when we trial this week In Freehold. •taudock team under light* at Fort Mon- •'••teas mouth Wednesday evening at t p. were known at "Major." Our Sun- m. Soccer will be played on the day evening dinner wtt one long The present football aeld. The public i» to be remembered. To prove that Invited free of charge to attend. a striped bass fisherman could do FannLomt Standings Tho sams policy will hold true for no wrong, let ui deicrib* what future games with profeialonal took place.. We found our Phila- delphia policeman devouring a MP..BANK UAOUS teamR when they play on tht post. The Signalmen travel, to Bouth huge steak. He wa* with a New Another swell BaiidDavlMB , Orange to play a return engage- Tork lawyer and his wife. The bar- : . T menl with the Seton Hall team In rister was about six feet four Jlebt. r. CUanll*. OaUsii. D. C ... Sal'a Btrbin Inches tall, with a three days' Cenklin, 1. Pelandraae, Stela, I, Crtte> Bn«ra*« an afternoon affair, October II. Leslie York offering Mtrane, Kaltkt. Sealro, Pew. D'i Ortlh Conii, Co. Excluding th* Slgnaleer'i prob- growth of black beard. They were » Cimlno. Max'. Bar . able entry In tiagu* play, game* dreited in flannel shirts, boot* and NO PUS OR COMMISSION Touchdown—Himblini. felat after touchdown, Branden. sVt.tr. WIli.V. havH been scheduled with theall that go with it. He was fitting Year>'round weight wonted, sin- Refer". OauraMk; oatpirt. a*hM*s Llcnlhouii Boyi club of Phlladel at the table stringing long, blue PAUL H STRYKER gle and double breasted Suits in k«ad liMimm. MeOewtn; Ids Judge, pbU in November at Philly, and a eel*, while his wlft ftd htm choice , BSALTOB Haisacco. Coak. Our Philadelphia, friend nlghi game at Fort Monmouth with Highway 14 Regulars, Shorts and Longs. Th* Runuon Veterans were ad- th* Hungarian 'American!' from went out to the car and returned ministered their second defeat ef New Bruniwtck on Novambtr 24th. with an eel measuring tome 11 rbontS-dMl th* Shore Football league season Olobt Uetm Also In November, the Phlladel inches. He wanted to thow us how Here's; the biggest value you've Ateira'a Bar ...... Saturday night when CliBwood'i phia 'Nationals', a representative In Umber and pliable the eel era* "BOO" CLUB when its backbone had bttn un- ever seen, and you'll be surprised Angels registered (even point* in 1. Coils 110. J. lardsila 101, T. Falsa- th* American Proftnlonal Itague, U* final quarter. drai.Q III, ll»r ISI-II7, B, QMtllt IT*, It scheduled -for a night gam*. In jointed. Did I hear anyone say; atthe fabrics, fitan aa«da tailoringlaasBWia — Tb* Angels, tied with Leonardo III, III—110. D. BMM 111, B. Un Pnllly, and tho Bronx 'Scot!1 of the Tou don't have to be craty to franl 100, H. Gut ill. 1»». Ill—III be a striped baat fliherman—but : and also priced for Mcond-plac* honor*, showed B. Hopklfu 114, Boe. Oollo 101, N. Oea New Tork Metropolitan league l« of the talent which gained Ul. in. K. Jeffrer. III. M. Araea. JIJ. litter for a Now York •ngtgement. it helps?" :. at :".- pre-staton favoritism among D.- Arane iii.fl, GmX*&Hit, i. Tho exact dates and time of the As we left for home tht nor* fan*. Runuon made things Ill, H. Caaonico ITT. Itl, III— above contests, along with future stood at 409 fish weighed In. Twice 44 booking!, will be publisheblihd at *aa many a* this last year. Stuart lit lor themselves by fumb- HIGH GAME (Extrn Pants 15.00), Ha deep in their own territory, (Nl|ht Uasut) later date, Bangs, resident of Vineyard Hav- SAME DAY SERVICE They managed to battle back each F. Palandratio—2SI en, had a 41 pound, 11 ounce Ash time, but the victory march could HIGH SERIES Atlantic Highlands, to his credit. Stephen Courtlelph, ON. am ha/halted, nick tfeOratb, Stave (Nlfht UifuO Itw York, non-resident, hid a M- Xaaoeby and Frank Frageito, all r. Palandraito—111 Neptune In Deadlock Pound 8'/j ounce nsh.' From boat, M^h^^^^».A_ ,*>v A • ft _ • L am ' ,' I Willie Howell, New York, lead* or Keyport high grid ttert, HIGH TEAM GAME Atlantic Highland* high eohool's ' too much, with a 40-pounder. DRY CLEANING U.Kridel Stable's Bar—9TI ootball team Saturday ihowed Kotiirnlng a Vet. punt to th* HIGH TEAM SERIES Rvaason «0 th* Angeli would not county grid fam that they will be Although we failed to bring home CALL RIO SANK. N. A (Nlfht Ui(ut> a tough outfit to beat by holding bo denied. Bealdti the running of AUantlc—IT01 the bacon, we are planning to Carl Bruder and FragaMO, a U- a hithly favored Neptune eleven to make the trip again next year. We yard puu from Dave JlcOrath to IN LONG BRANCH PARADE a scoroleii tls. advise anyone who ever get* th* A Ugh ting Tiger . forward wall RED BANK 6-4828 hia brother Lc0 put the ball on chance to viait that fishermen's Is- ' the all. In three attempt! Rumaon Participating In the Holy Name .wlce rtpulesd what appeared to be land, "Th* Most Modern Plant In stubbornly held, holding the ball paiadu at Long Branch Sunday af- serialn TD drivei. One wu «lop- Monmouth County". to the one-foot mark. On the lut ternoon will be the Fort Monmuuth ad on tht two-yard line, tht other It Will Cost You Money 1 attempt, however, Dave McOrath 38Bin army band and a 12-man Br- n the (lvt, Atlantic alio had u ing aquad, Parading with the band Before we say goodby to Martha found a hoi* through right tackle scoring chance of Its own, getting and her vineyard we want to leave CHAKGt THEM - FAY '/i NOV. 10, DeC'lO, MN. 10 to score, Kapuchy plowed over for and firing aquad at the Holy Nam* to the Neptune U. After three FIFTH AVENUE p rally will be the Catholic War Vet- you with this parting shot. If you tks extra point. pastes were knocked down, Nep-want to indulge In a few days of Ks point. er«na poit of Fort Monmouth with tuno intercepted the fourth try. i Kumton followerfollower!! were treated Us 380 memberi. Fort Monmouth li the flnejit fishing to be had on the entire Atlantlo coast—bluet up to GLEANERS * to a, thrill ehortly beforf e proeeed- tha only army poat In the country Tk«, load to better aad blg|«r kail- 17 K PROMT ST. RED BANK f Ings ended. Sparked by the pa**. witk a CW.V. orgajtiMtloa. nwi letdt throuth Tha Reifittr't ad. ix poundi, stripers up to 30—1 verUtiag MluaaiAfvitlisiMt ' give you tha hottest tip I ever put BKU KASK , OGTOBKB 7, 19IS General hospital, where the thuml was set. Postoffice Gets Howard Erdmann of Valley drive lias returned from' St. Barnabas STANDS FOR WANTED IMMEDIATELY hospital, Newark. "TheHollys" Vending Machine The Women's Democratic clut ANTIQUES held a successful'-card party Fri HOT" Patrons Nay Buy day evening, In the first aid ha i 128 River Rd., Rummo, N. J. R 14)778 IUS condition Stamps In Lobby on. Little street. In, addition to thi DMOP HiAD SINGH SIWINC MACMNU Glfti of DMUWMMI, Cham surf Gael Taste. table ptUcs, several valuable dooi nt in UHII' Ai. automatic atamp vending nia- prises were awarded to Mrs. W WE WILL POSITIVELY PAY •Uvcr—Cut, Pmw4 an* Bristol Glass. Cfclaa, Wd|wwi chir.s to dispense postage stamps at Atkins, Laurence Harbor, and Mrs, motor. KeL'p face value this week was placed in Harry Kahn, Mrs.'Rennselaer Car- Our mew •lore to • tUSereat Mad at aaMqae they. Cleaa aa4 dp< Jttion in the lobby of Red .fitnU tan, Mrs. Richard Fullerton, Sirs, yoiir iiiotur CIMII jiml FOR LONG BOIU>IN8 ssnrMI-r We are featuring at this tisae, 4MMM •» thtefs te> poitoltice by Postmaster' Ftti George' Barrett, Mrs. Mabel Arose 820 Crire. Installation inauguraUa a sail! liy IH'CIMII^ your Make more Jolly and fntive your holiday taMe, Mwh aa aaarMlac' and Mrs. Thomas Welstead. F R BOtND new'convenience which is part of Miss Elizabeth CostellO'has ac ltailiiitor will rr lij:lil, ^15 ° •OBBINS . WHITES crystal la every form, cite and dupe; (Useee M eeler tee, aslrer- the department's plan to improve cepted a position-as operator al ware with a pedigree. and expand ita eervice. the Keyport telephone office. niid clean. ALSO KLKCTRIC COMMERCIAL MACHINES. Automatically operated by in- An old landmark, the. Corner IMMEDIATE CASH — NO WAITING Oaea Dally aae Sun., 1 to • F. M., or Tdepheae far Afpilafiat certion of coins, the machine is- Barber shop, I operated by Cecil ausa five one-cent stamps for aBach, closed its' doors Saturda; NOTEl We an la Ik* mirktt »lw«ri far aotkaaiic eM rat * fressM eteta, nickel; two live-cent air mail evening. It was located on the cor- STATE WIDE SEWING MACHINE CO. Mc-a-krac, »Hv«r ft iilvtr »UU, mtUr •! atari articles, each at In* stamps for a dime, and live three- ner of Main and Little streets. • RED BANK • balVM, ate. Takfkaac aa< «• will call at yaw cMveateaee. cent stamps for a nickel and a The staff of, the Uatawan gram- P. O. Box H Keannhurg, N. J. dime It is equipped with a sensi- mar school. Roundup has been tive detector mechaniam which re> chosen by Miss Garaldine Law- je:'.s«purlous coins and is rendered rence. They are Miss JoAnn La- RADIATOR WORKS incperative when the supply of tow, editor; Miss Jane Anderson, BURMIL iUnp> la exhausted. assistant editor; Miss Carol Craig, 113 W. Frcnt St. Red Bank, N. J. Poitofflce patrons thus will be jokes; Miss Marilyn Knoell, gos- spared the delay of standing in sip, and Miss Jane Pengel, sports. R. B. 6-1177 Silk Slips 92.95 line during rush hours, besides be- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wachts (rom tai! cble to purchase gtampe whenand daughter Betty have moved wir.do\ys are closed. The lobby is into their new home in the Green open daily and on holidays from and White village. 7 a. m, until S p. m. and Sundays Arthur Friedman and Edgar from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Pike of the Hanson-VanWinkle- BARB1ZON Initially, the machines will be Munn.ng company returned from placed in postoffices but since they a business trip made by plane to "$& Still ICUOH wll! also be available commercially, Flint and Detroit, Mich. Brae & Girdles It,can be expected that they soon Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Millei wt!l be used In department stores, and eon Jack spent Saturday al hotels, apartment houses, business Princeton, where they attended th offices, banks and whercever else Brown-Princeton game. stamps are commonly sold as u convenience to patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Weir at NYLON HOSIERY tended the Rutgers-Colgate foot' Uit tht wonderful autumn ball game Saturday, gratj growing staion to 51 Gauge 1.65 Firemen Summoned Kenneth ". Greene and family of Griggstown, Pa., were week- beautify your lawn the fa* 45 Gauge J.25 On Wild Coo»e Chase end guests or Mr. and Mrs. Thom- mout SCOTT WAY. Your as Anderson of Park avenue lawn will bt beautiful Irregulars 95e ' Firemen from three Mlddletowjt- tin. Cotr-d Johanncsn enter- ship companies plus police of that tained the '.lday Evening Bridge this fall and better all township Sunday afternoon for club recently. Mrs. Frank B!lss next year. — several hours searched the wooded I— ''SO WHfiT-1 ALWAYS HAVE MY SUITS SANITONE won flrst prize, Mrs. William J. DRY CLEANED, THEN THEY LOOK 'LIKE-NEW' ACAIM" area off route 35,-between Highlands Rabel, second prize a;;d Mrs. Elva Gloves • Hankies • Hats • Accessories and Atlantic Highlands, for a 03- Barbanell, consolation. TURF lUllNR-A fell meal of riiit cemeltta town food brings eut yuar-old Perth Amboy man who Mrs. Harvey VanBrunt is con- (alar and beaut? of lawm. 10 Ibl feedt ION iq fl 23 Ibl . »J.SO Now you don't have to worry about stubborn spots and stains, was thid to suffer periodic heart fined to her home on Broad street JO lbs • tl.fl 100 N>i • $7.50. even if they're in your best suit! Our famous Saniione Service attacks. with a broken arm. banishei spots safety from even the finest fabrics. Yel! More According to Middletown police, Miss Gloria Curran, Broad street din is removed, too . . . NO dry cleaning odors remain to th* man, Michael Resetar, and his UWN POOD plui WHO CONTROl-DeilreM w« Give to the afternoon at Cambridge. IS KM . $21.21 home of Sylvester Hanks, who call- Dr. and Mrs. Max Johannsen of Salvation Army- ed the police. New Tork city were Sunday guests Rcaliainf the large area that had of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johann- Drive to be searched, the police asked m. ' ' ' •' John Mayer of East Keansburg, Mlis Marjorle Taylor left Sun- THI; \VRH;HT STORKS Running HOT WATER township fire chief, (# lend assist- / ance. Chief Mayer dispatched day for her Junior year at Btate members of. Naveeink, . Brevent Teachers' college at Trenton. The froni any COLD WATER FAUCET Park and Leonardo and Commun- term started late thU year because ity fire companies. of the burning of the cafeteria. Robert Crawford of Atlantic ave- During the search Stanley htel- nue Is a polio patient at Monmouth tated to call hU mother In i*ertn Memorial hospital Amboy In fear of worrying her. Mrs. Joseph Warwick of Atlan- But an darkness fell he felt the call tic avenue celebrated her 85th An All-Timt High in Freezer Value wat necessary. After he told her birthday Tuesday with a family Cleaners, Dyers, Launderers the story, ahe said that his father reunion. Www fejVfffll ^ nwB • wan home. He had caught a ride at a New Low Price/ Monmouth County's Only Sanitone licensee A^^b^A-h_ - s^elssSet s^lsl Murray Friedmahn hat returned OVFPvisiyBj •svvJWy fjssj bom. without telling anyone. to Newark College of Engineering let*! IM IM* i* »• >••* «•'•< mwMi «eKt RED BANK 6-2800 ••mm) iHMM»lr In* ••» Matawan 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK ••>M M >«el ••) flfkl wkM (Sit VSM IN Mrs. John. Jackson of Jackson Linda Irdmann, one-year-old street, was christened Sunday at $475.00 N*(^werTe*kHM>i« ' ' ' daughter of Mr, and Ita. Robert Trinit~ y Episcopal ehurch, The FORA KITE*KIND tf Wtf OfANINfr Ht »til tMliat •'•» *>N Erdmann, It a surgical patient at sponors werweree ' rwuPauil AjviiDellk* AmdiAWIWi JMI T«re NMH fe I Perth Amboy General hospital, Stultz and Mrs. Oenevleve Donnell. A il!|M t«i« •! «»i t»t laaltt «I»H Ha •*••» at an> ahe waa rushed Sunday Stephen Lavole of the Lavole •tune ItmNrttwt l'«« '•»•«»« I* >Ml Nl evening for an emergency throat laboratories' has started a program 15 CU. FT. taiHr eei fel*Ur AMetkttf liin Tlktl ••!» a Ita •««•*• W Mletll at !•••>• IHJl lMi<*l *IM .» Michel* Andrewa, daughter of ployees by bu.iding new homes on •M**iwf# "4ni'#tf lii'W t# #v#t#t# MMA Hi9 #r#f#M Dr. and lira. Thomas Andrews of Edgemere drive, and a new de- WILSON •ttctnc ir«*t Long; Branch, former residents of velopment off Mew Brunswick ave- e*frar #s)s?y «r*MswtjF0 rVVVV* ' - this place, is a polio patient at KIM INIMNI Ml WMII NIMH till tMlMl nue, Freneau. The flrst of the ZERO°SAFE iiflMi Mtt m atwawi, ••>«•> teMsss; N'MIM ••"». Montiouth Memorial hospital. dwellings in Edgemere drive Is •«c« «•• l«u«r>^»< >kn Ma* Hi »sts> nssl> Mlis Catherine McDonald of nearlng completion. lilli in IIIIMII at aatmnia link. Newark waa the week-end guest Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frledmann of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fullerton spent several days with relatives MMIW II >k.HMi» >a*t art aaartaiMa staliui aa> of Beacon Hill road. at Troy, N.T. QvtHity ComfrvcfJM aoa all Mltui •• aiwitl an< MifaMniM*. Wiik ar- Mr. and Mrs. Curtlsi Dyke and Wear «>«t'i «>i, ii |i twaua. Thirty cases for traffle violations daughter Susan of Ridgefleld were brought before Recorder Throughout Don't be Inconvenienced another day Conn., have moved into the O!» James Martin in the. borough hal by lack of hot water In home, cottage, tpwski apartment on Beacon Hill Monday evening. everywhere office or factory. ORDER TOUR road. Mr. Dyke is an engineer con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and Here'i the Meal freezer for farm and family uie. This 15 tu. fl. KEM HEATER TODAY, CHECK OR nected with the Lavole labora- daughter Baraba attended the La- front-opening fraeior hai wonderful reach-in convenience ,; i tories, Morganvllle. MONEY ORDER FOR *3.M, and we fayette-Army football game Satur- JteoerHp itarege ipace for S2S lbs. ef food ... a big quick* prepay the poitage ar C.O.D. anil you Mill Patricia Carlson, daughter day at West'Point. wonders pay the poitman 13.K plus postage. of Mr! and Mrs. Everett Carlson, - fraeie compartment... and separate storage ihetves. Vet It oe- • is a tonsil patient at Perth Amboy E: Brambaeh, music director In General hospital. the school system, resigned lust tuples the smallest floor spaca per cubic foot of capacity. -Mrs. Paul A. Egan entertained week. He wan a new member of H. E. ROSS th* Tuesday Evening Bridge club. the faculty this year, 3.95 The prise winners were Miss Es- Howard, Frledmann has returned P. 0. Box 463 Leonardo, N. J. ther Blau, Mrs. Warren Vreeland to complete his senior year at and Mrs. Louis Pasiensa. Mrs, Ar- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. SIDNEY W. REID thur Friedman substituted. Mrs. Leroy. Morrow of Line road The best in Farm Muvhincnj Mr. rand Mm. Johnson Cartan suffered severe burns of both have returned to their home' after hands Monday.' morning" when she BOVTE 8-4 WEST OF INSPECTION STATION a motor trip to Quebec and New spilled hot grease while; preparing We Have England. breakfast.' ;-. - '. •'• < •' ' FREEHOLD, N. J. Custom Mrs. William Waamuth enter Mr. and Mis.-Edward Wrist of the Bert Made talned the Thursday .' Afternoon 124 Highland avenue/ are parenU Bridge club. The prize winners of a son born Tuesday at -Perth Phone Freehold 8.1441 Venetian Window were Mrs. Edward Currle, Mrs. Amboy. General hospital. Rennselaer Cartan and Mrs. Harry. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Dugan of Blinds Shade* Kafcn. Mrs. Gerard Devlin and Mr j. Lloyd' street. are parents pf a Encloaed Head Hade On Fremke* Channlng Clapp substituted. daughter, born Saturday at Mon- , Superior Mrs. Mina Weir has returned to mouth Memorial, hospital. •' - ; -: WaahaMe Hardware Her position with the Hanson-Van- Mr. and ,Mrs. Alfred Raven,, Sr.) Winkle-Munnlng company after a have moved from Second street, Will Save You Our two-weeks' vacation spent visiting Keyport, to the home of their son Time & Money her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. s and Mrs.. Frank 8. Baker In Han-Alfred Raven, jr., of this place. WINTER'S NOT FAR! over, Ind. Mr. Baker is professor' The first aid. squad took flrst of journalism at Hanover college. prize at the''63d annual conven- Have your awnings taken down by bur Richard Bader, son of Mr. and tion of the New Jersey State. Ex- NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL Mrs. .William. Bader of Park ave- empt Firemen's association- at pat-. skilled men if repair or recovering is nue is nursing a dislocated thumb erson. ' ..- '••'/ •'.';'• • recelyed In a football game Satur- needed. day morning. It.was necessary to MM. Michael Bc/vino Wd her in- fant son Paul have returned • from AUTOMATIC HEAT remove -him; to the Perth Amboy Monmouth Memorial hospital. Stop Shoveling Goal • Install Oil For Take advantage of our special off-season Comfort • Cleanliness • Convenience rates and when spring comes around again your awning problem will be ASSURED OIL SUPPLY solved. Around the cunier or around the world Contract With Every Installation . . . these famous shirts change their\ Authorized Factory Distributor Jook a.s yun uhange their accessories. We will erect your awnings at your Womeii-wlio-know prize them, above convenience. • For information and all ... for suits, slacks, separates.' —ROTOFLAME They're heaven to pack, heaven to service... launder. Sacony-Uiella (acetate ray- Burners • Air Conditioners on) tubs in ii jilTy, skips ironing: Many colors (you'll want them all!) TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3889 SALES - INSTALLATION - SERVICE -MILLS - IW POWN PATMINCOM-LiTILT •Y U PINSTAUI TO 1 YUp M TO fAY NFoOr "BeautyDOWM, an dPAYMIN ftlvacy." TLon •e IstUnUP Ti OMlehlaa t YUn whitM eT cedarO . He GLOBE AWNING eij|enari palnttog now or In ^ftrturTVunura^Mttoltlh^ frs? AIR CONDITIONING SHADE CO. SALESROOM 129 BROAD STREET RED BANK 6-44)31 • 51S Cool;man, Avenue', Asbury Parti* 117 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK 5«/HIODONS COIMet-rHDOtCTOWH It Pays To Advertise In The Register Pace Four BED BANK BEGMTEB, OCTOBER 7, J91S • week ago yesterday by Edward. Riverside Heights frad. Jehn. and Ralph Oatta, Ptmnf Sylvester of Lou* Branch, a C.B.t FaaU and Jack Petllle> *f K»d Man's Body Found•mployee, who waj looking for hit Mi. and Mrs. Lester Stork gay* Bank. lott hunting dog. The body was in a buffet supper Saturday evening 5 hope r H t i r Rt COMPLETE BATTERY high grass at the edge of a large ia honor of Kiss Helen Hunger- Near CJM. Ruins parking area, south of the inn and ford of Red Bank, bride elect of New Nqumoutli SERVICE ' MO feet off route 39. John Sullivan, also of Red Bank. The Ladies' Aid society of the ttsrts «l 7ilB P. M. W«M«r. Marking! on the upper dental Other gueata wen Mr, and Mn. Baptist church met Wednesday af- New • Rental* At Eatontomi plate were cent to denticU as a Kenneth Fo* and Mr. and Mra. ternoon at the home of Mra. Henry " Hun, Fri, Sal. Oct. T-a-» poacible mean* of Identification. William Fisher, all of Red Bank. McLean of Headden'a Corner. Oftdik Say The best lead, according to the Mr*. Laura Vrart MM far Cam- Mr. and Mrs. W. Roberta enter, "THE GANGSTER Otu^las Electric Co. prosecutor'* office, is a. Yale key den last week whan ah* will spend talned their cousin, Raymond War- He WaaNat Vietta found on the body. the winter. ring of Baltaton Spa, N. Y, for aev- "HEART OF yiRGINIA" 35 Eut Front Slreut Warfonuuhip Found in a trouscr pocket was Mr. and Mr*. Willlaa P. Wood- eral day* laat week. Of Sept. M Fir* a book of matches with Crystal ward art ipanding tfea week at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morford Red Bank Brock advertising. This led inves- Parkersburg, W. Va, wiicre they •pent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrf. "GLAMOUR GIRL" Tha county prosecutor's oflca hu tigators to think the man was an are visiting Mr. and Mra. E. S. Gecifc Rice of Philadelphia. Td.t It. B. 64)128 Qaieli Service •ant dental charts to all Eutera Weliv, former residents here. CenveBient LKSUM! • aeatooard dentist* in an «Sort to emj'oyce of the inn at one time or Mr. and Mrs. George Acker and Mil» Iraa Arkw; Perk, llwIM W another. The theory thai the man Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith and Mini Gertrude Acker spent four Mi 34. C«tli»tw« Perai Circle. identify the body of m mas) found Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Runyon re Wednesday of lut WMk la brush might have been a guest ol the inn days with Rev. and Mrs. Robert wu ruled out as his sleeves were turned laat Thuroday from a vaca- Acker of Kirkwood, Pa. near the ruins of CryiUl Brook tion in New England. inn, Eatontown. rolh'd up and his clothes were those Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Roberts and of a laborer. Mrs. Emma F. Snyder was host- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coddlnjton Go To The Movie* Tonight! A report, prepared by Dr. Jullui eu to the Community Social club Toren, assistant county physician, Police said the body wa» in such of Red Bank spent th» week-end MARINE a decomposed state that it was im- last Thursday afternoon. Freaeht with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Codding- stated the nun wa» not a victim were Mis. Mabel Hurley, Mrs. THIATRI of tile September Id Bra at the, inn, possible to send it to a funeral par- ton of Selbyville, Md. i.... WALTER READC THEATRES lor. Dr. Toren reported the man George Hemblinff, Mrs. John Bam Mr. and Mrs. K Hippeli and Mn. in which the proprietor, hl» wife bacK and Mrs. Mae Schenck. Mrs. Hifhltodi, N. J. and son. and the Inn oiyanlit loet wad white, jn his middle fifty's Hippell's parents' of Texas were with brown hair, streaked rtitii SnyOei was the prize winner. Philip Sunday guests of. Rev. and Mrs. FRI.-SAT. At. Mat their Hve». The report, however, Hurley of Little Silver was a guest. RANK MOVII GUIDE] did not specify the cauee of death. gray. He wore blue galbaidine William Powell and family. IIUBtPHREY BOGAKT trousers, which were .in shreds Mr. and JJr*. Theodore Hirst have According to Dr. Toren. the body moved from their home on Fort Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olsen. spent BOW. G. BOB1N8ON had been in the area about two when the body was found. He also the week-end visiting friends at LAUBEN BACALL aa*wi Daily f.U • 1 an« • P. M. wore a ribbed khaki-colored shirt, Monmouth road to Wallace atreet. Reussilles' month*, more than (our weeks Red Bank. Maplewood, UONEL BABJIVMOSS Caatlauouf Sat. • Sun. • Holt. C A R LT O N longer than the date of .the Are. h!ir top work shoes and a pair of Mist. Rebecca North of Atlantic M MOAD - 110 BANK green undeishoits. Mrs. Emma Cooper of Chapel Hill Highlands, Mrs. Curtis Wailing "KEY~URGO" NOW thru SAT. The body wee found at S p. m., was a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morford and Mrs The road to better and lieser butl- Mrs. Albert E. Snyder. Ralph Morford assisted Mrs. Mil- SVX.-MON. Sua. Mat. n»> Ithim through Tho Begiiler't ad. troll Buasard and family of d Minor of Belford as hottesses 4EAN ABTHCB vtrtUlng columns,—Advertisement, Toms River were iyeek-«nd visitor* at the Mary Elizabeth Sutphln MABLENE DIETBICI1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John guild Tuesday evening at the home iOHSLVHD , T. Eutzard. of Kn, Minor. APPEARING NIGHTLY Mr. and Mrs, John Carpenter and Mib. Patrick Leach Is spending a "A FOREIGN'AFFAIR" daughter Carol of Wtstwood, an. Lloyd of Bridgeport, Conn. "CASBAH" P:rry of Mount Vernon. The Men's club of the Baptist —AIM— Robert F. Taylor is vacationing church Entertained members and TIM HOLT from his position on the Haskell rootort of the Softball team at the VAN LESLIE POWELL estate. church Tuesday evening. Sound "UNDER THE°ibNTO RIM" ItCNE Mr. and Mrs. John J. Swanson motion pictures were shown, games of Red Hill road spent Sunday with played, and refreshments served by "THVRSDAY One" Day" TECHNICOLOR relatives in New York city'. the men. JOHN WAYNE DUNNE William Johnson of Jersey City BINNIE BARNES vis.ltd hia mother, Sins, Annie "No Gunning" Sign*. AT REGULAR CARLTON PRICES Johnson, Sunday. "No Gunning" t'mns may now be had "IN OLD "CALIFORNIA" at The Beninu-r office. Printed on dur- Mrs. Milton riernherro of Brook- A|i0 ible rnrdboHt-d 96 cents it doten, 8 GLORIA HENRY lyn is visiting Mrs. James H. Good- :entn each; printed on waterproof mua- SUN. thru TUES. speed of the Country Club Estates lift, ll.aU ft dozen. 15 cents each, Own- WILLIAM BISHOP while Mr. Goodapeed is touring >r'i name Imprinted at imall extra cost, —In— through New York atate. The —Advertisement. "POlBT SAID" Goodspeeds spent laat weak-end at their Ocean Gate summer: cottage. Mrs. John W. Eansley la at home convalescing from a recent opera- tion at a Newark hospital. MILTON McCANDLESS Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wymbs o: ATLANTIC TECHNICOLOR- — at the piano — Statsir place, accompanied by Mr. laHflM and Mrs. Joseph Valleau of South THVR8.-FRI.-8AT. Sat.-Mat. •treat, Red Bank, visited the Tren ton fair Saturday. Van HEFUN JERRY SHEEHAN'S Mr. and Mrs, Albert B. Snydjei Frl. * Sat, October *•» SUSAN HAYWARD MORGAN CARSO^ of Conover place entertained Mra. BEACH PALACE,* Ida Devlin and her ion Arthur 01 BORIS KARLOFF North Branch ttatlon Monday. THAT LADY IN on the Boardwalk Mr. and Mn. Anthony Petlllo of 11 Frost avenue neld a party In ob- ERMINE STARTS WIDNISDAY KEANSBURG, N. J. TAP ROOTS" Alan IADO • Dai servance ef th» second birthday of Bctey Grable Friday & Saturday Nights theii daughter, Marilee, Sunday. —In Technicolor-* Gueata included Lee and William Sun. * Hon., October 10-11 HERBY COLE Orchestra Dabney of south' Amboy, Suaan SVN.-MON. Sun. Con't. BEYOND Tatccarno of Hackensack and Al< JAMES CAGNEY WILLIAM BENDIX GOOD SAM This Saturday At 10 A. M. Gary Coojierj ^ WAYNE MORRIS < Merchants Kiddie Karnivul Tairth Annivtfsaiy MOSQUI THIATM Ann Sheridan. JEANNE CAGNEY —In— Staion 194M9 ieMBrwl«ilb,Nawwk,N.J. Tuee,, Wed. t Thuria., ' MICKEY ROONEY in Oct. I2-1S-H "The Time of Your Life" Ala DOUBLE FEATUBB TVE8.-WEO. Tut*. Mat. "NATIONAL VELVET" WESTERN UNION WALT DISNEY'S IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR Nov. U SERKIN.**. mis J.43P.M. Randolph Scott "MELODY TIME" MJSCH STRING QUARTIT THUNDERHEAD —In Tecknloolor— All Your Favorite Cartoons Abe Sune-ey Ronnie MacOonald CHILDREN 30c ADULTS 50e Dec.13 YVONNE De CARLO 1.45 P.M. BAH DUBYEA POLDIMILDNER Fri. * Sat., October 15-1« Free Admission to the Television Lounge For | Sunday THREE UnLE GIRLS "BLACK BARF' Feb. 20 —In Technicolor- THE WORLD SERIES 3.4JP.M. RUBINSTEIN IN BLUE

Sunday Shows Daily « - 1 - S P. M. Mar. 20 DISTINCTIVHY TAILORID SUITS 3.45 ».M. ARRAU LONG BRANCH •• STRAND CoflHauoui Sat. • SUB. • tiolf.. Serits IT.M, $45.00, $4.10. IMS, IMS fte* iftehdedt Ml RrDBANKf '100 AT A PRICI YOU CAN AFFORD Sue). CmcMs KM. tt.40, %\M, $1.10, «0f) (Ma Imhded) NOW thru, SAT. P Uf« Mtfery *f tfca The best In quality, workmanship and style. A WALTER BEADE THEATRE. TEL. L. B. M«M . MHC mm 100% all wool fabric* in a complete Mlection of Tuetday PHILHARMONIC-SYMPHONY Dec. 14 ARAMOUNT SCOn-JEFFREYS-RYAN the latest Fall patterns. •.40 P.M. SOCIITY OP NIW YORK RETURN of Hi Regulars... Longs ... Shorts •.. Stouta • ••*(. MUNO WALTDI, CanavcMna

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Dec. U , SUN. thru TUES. MO P. A. EZIOPINZA First Time At Popular Prices . $1.00, $140, $IJS,$I.H(H«la*ded)li_. HATS tmivt "THE BEST YEARS Jen.t HOROWITZ Top your Fall wardrobe with' one of our first* 3i4SP.M. OF OUR LIVES? »M0, $140, $140. $1.10 (m ItMsdl quality felts. The latest in Fall style* and shades. V .WINNER OF NINE ACADEMY AWARDS Regular 8.50 and 10.00 values—Now Tmtday DAJTA l|.' FREOBIC II MYRNA Peb.1 MOP.*. HEIFETZ LOY 1 MARCH i| ANDREWS '6.50 $»M, $140, IMS, $1 JO torn kHMed) VIRGINIA BCAVO — HOAGY CARMICHAEI, March 2* NOW AT THE u . 3,30 *M9 P.M. BALLET THEATRE MtXtiMi $1.10, $1.10, $1.10, toe (tea latlvded) •»Mbit> W00, $140, $1.N, $1.M (Ml InikiM) WALTER READE'S A5BURY PARK [HEA1RE5 Young PtooptW ConurH MAYFAIK—"K.chel And The Straugcr" Sotvrdsy* PARXMOlJNT-r"So Evil Myy Love" 11,00 A.M. THE LITTLE ORCHESTRA i Oct. 30 ST. JAMES—"RuthW and Mickey in cinecolor Nov. 13 SOCIETY OF NlW YORK Nov. V SAVOY—<4The Babe Ruth Story" — "Rocky" De«ll THOMAS SCHHIMAN, CsntJwtHni Jan. IS Jan, 29 MILTON CROSS/ Narrator LYRIC—"The Loves Of Carmen" 32 Broad St., ItrlH $M0, $«,00, $4.00, $100 (rax huludid) llnala Csncwrt $1.10, $1.10, '$1,M, «0t) (h» hiihided) Free Admi$aion to the World Scriet on Our

Red Bank, N. J. Mall orders now. OHIFPITH MUSIC FOUNDATION, Television Lounge at SOS treaei SlrexH, Ntwwk 2, N. J. • MArket 3-SIU St. lames arid Paramount Theatres «E0 BASK , OCTOBER T, 194« Past Five trucks had been offered the club Philatelic Society To Keuabntf free of charge to be used In level- Mr. and Mrs. William Butltr sf ing the property on which the club Honor John M. Smith Ei>t Ktansburg an parents of a intends to build courts and flelds The Honmouth County Philatelic daughter, born Tuesday of last for almost every kind of game NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE LET US TAKE YOUR society i* making great prepara- week at Monmouth Memorial hos- playec' with a ball. He set the Cleaning, Dyeing tion (or entertaining John If. pital. ' • amcunt of money it would be nec- HOW and Storage of Smith of the Division of Stamp*, Mr. and Mrs. UiMsell Brown of essary to raise to continue the f>rc- Bureau of Engraving and Print- 44 John street are parents of a son, jest eccording to plan at $10,003. It j Your vvaok's wash dona In Vt hour at a modar* AWNINGS Domeatie ud Oriental ing, Washington, D. C. Tht recep- born Wednesday of last week at was announced that the club nacl! ata price. A full Bendix load only 38c. tion to Mr. Smith will be held at Mcnmouth Memorial hospital. rsslised 13,300 from its dinner at DOWN - tsl ft* the Red Bank borough hall Friday Mr. and Mrt. Harry Coltman of Buttonwood manor. j night, October 33d, at I o'clock. WHEN 1 East Keansburg art parents jt a Approximately 180 children who Preceding this opening meeting son, born Wednesday of last week participated in last year's grade' Any day oxcapt Sunday, t:00 A. M. to ttOO for all persons Interested in the at Monmouth Memorial hospital. school track meet wert guesta of t*. M Monday and Friday evening* to tiOO 1949 collection of foreign and domestic a Awnings are our butlnetat postage stamps, the society will Liona President Harry. L. Bta- the Keansburg Track and Field, P. M. hold a dinner at the Molly Pitcher man told the Keaatburg LJons club Day committee at the Brown— j And we can assure yo« hotel at 6:15 'o'clock to further la narrow strip on one Ham Biegel of Main street. | All Our Water Is lUUred-Ani Rain ?..,'(. VAT, 1937 C. E. MOBALLEB, Prop. your salary check? Could The Parent-Teacher association aide which the • club intends to The fire department Ladies' aux- Complete Drying Service. you pay your regular house- will meet Wednesday night at the miike into a picnic grounds for the illaiy snd band attended the fli*- 615 RIVEK KOAD, FAIR HAVEN, N. J. hold bills, plus hospital and public school to prepare for a clam residents of the borough. Mr. Bea- msr.'e parade at the state fair at Ample Free Parking Opposite. •urgical expenses? Does that chowder sale the following Friday. man announced that ten dump . Tivnton Saturday. sound like i nightmare? Don't PHONE RID 1ANK 6-0696 worry about it ... just buy Mis. Ullie.B. Bruner entertained tht right kind of insurance. the Friendship club Tuesday at the Wt have It waiting for you, home cf her daughter, Mrs. Eleanor and you'll be surprised at how Matthews of Keyt>ort. Refrush-' little It cost*. Ask us ... menu were served during the aven- inc. Attending were tail. Outsit Hoimes, Mi ii. Rutiscll Walling, Mrs Asbury Walling, Mr*. H. Alvln ROUTON WATEMURY Walling, Mrs. Samuel H. Wulling, JONES SAUSAGE BIRDSEYE & Mrs. Stanley R. Jones, Mrs. Russel Realtors • Ineurora Smith, Mrs. Francis Wooley, Mrs. Hudson D. Carhart, Jilts Anna 16 West Front Street', C'ovries, Mrs. Thomaa Bathbone, Mrs Kculah Thostle, Mrs. Dyson TAYIOR PORK ROLL SK\BROOK FARM Ked Bank, N. J. Wouihouse, Mrs. Roelif H. Leroy, Mrs. Fran* P. Spioul and tin. Phone 6-3500 Urnnt Ludwij. The club's annual jamiuet will be held October at), at Cornell's restaurant, in Keyport. HOME MADE SAUSAGE VICTORY FROSTED FOODS The Crescent club was entertain- el ;»sl Thursday night at tile home of Mrs. Leonard Lufburrow at KNITTING Jjuth Keyport. MARKET South Keyport. Present were Mrs. Joseph C. Cherry, Mis. Mattlahd 21 WEST FRONT ST. DELIVERY TEL R. B. 6-0508 RED BANK, N. J. Walling, Mrs. Emer A. Bahrenburg YARNS Mr*, William Urstadt, Mrs. Roland All popular colon available Eiumons, Mra. James Neldlnger, MM Theodore W. Bailey, Mist 5-7 lb. Size GENUINE SPRING StelU Bailey, Mrt. George bmmona, BROOKFIELD FRESH Mr*. Walter Stnale. MM. JoMph R l'eseeux, -Mrs. Cyrus Ross, Mrs. El- H PRINT BOTANY wood Monshan, Mrs. Harold Kite, CHOPPED Mrs. Judaon Hopla, Jr., Mrs. Will- lam L*mbertson( Misa Vtra Tom blcson, Mrs. Curtis Clayton, Mrs. Frank McCltaster, Mr*. Botlif H. LeRoy and Mrs. Wayme Darland Y A R N S A luccetsful rummage salt was Butter heid recently by the group. Mrs, BEEF Bay and (tore at MM Harold Kite will be hostess to tht club at the meeting next Thursday LEG LAMB evening in tht social rooms of St. YARN CENTER John's Methodist church. Haslet Boy Scout troop U ha* GRADE A resumed Thursday night meeting* MAYFAIR OSBORNE CO. In the- lire house and is planning to ho'.d a paper collection in tht near Ut Shrewsbury Avenue future. Bed Baak, New Jersey 'i'lu ttate police headquarters art now located in the tttrt Vatet Hall Orders Filled houtr. on state highway 35. John Oubcrn and family have moved from the Yate property to tht hourc on tht highway occupied tor RIB levtra'. years by tht state police.. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Lomls PLATE of lit. Poeono, Pa,, wert week-end CRAVING guett* of Mr. and Mrs. Edwia R. Peseux. RibsGRAD EBee A f CORNED Hulet Are company. No. 1 parr Any false appetite, in- ticiptited in the firemen's paradt cluding the craving for to- Saturday at Trenton. Holmdel townships school board bacco or stimulants, is the will meet next Wednesday night In POT counterfeit of the "hun- memorial hall. Hist Bers Tobeion entertained BEEF ger and thirst after right- during tht weekend, Mr. and Mrt. eousness" ftoberi Ross and son Donald and ROAST Mr. and Mis. William Good and (Matthew 5:6). Misa Edna Robinson of Pitman, \- Mr. and Mrs. George Dun have returned from a visit with relative* If one goes to the at Brldgeton, source of all true nourish- Mr. and Mrt. Samuel Walker of CHUCK Wlcrton, W. Va.. and Mrt. Ger- JERSEY SMALL ment his cravings will be trude Riddle of Burgestown, Pa,, abundantly satisfied, and spent part of last week with Mr, an I Mrs. John D. Walker. false appetites will disap- Mrs. Clarence Ptdtt is convales- pear. The inspiring truth cin» from an operation she under- went' at Fitkin hospital. about mankind's hunger F.ichard Walker Is driving a aew and thirst will be found m Ford sport ciupe. ,.' Mi- and Mrs. Henry Tintle and LOIN Ready To Eat the Bible and— Mrt. H. VanDecker of Pomptoa Plaids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Emmons of Jittr* CALA SCIENCE AND HEALTH street. . Mr. and Mrs.- Roelif H. URoy, With Key to the Scriptures Miu Florence LeRoy and Mrs. Rus- Pork Loin sell Walling were Saturday visitors By Mary Baker Eddy in New York city. ..- TOP M:-. and Mrs. Arthur Heath and HAMS children David and Rhoda of Fair Lawn were recent visitors at tht home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Christian Science Hyer of Crawford's Corner. Mr*. Radcllff and grandson Rots and Romaine Morrell of Htnson- Reading Room villo. N. Y., art visiting Mr. and BOTTOM Mrt. Cyrus Ross. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hoffman and. children of Kings- tt Broad St. Bed Bank, N. J. ton, N. Y., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrt. Ross. GRADE A JERSEY BONELESS GRADE A FRYING SLICED CORNED Brisket FRESH KILLED Turkeys LBS. AMERICAN FREEZER FANCY FRESH FOR HAND-PICKED & APPLIANCE CO. STRIN6LESS CHOP 2 N. Y. STATE ROUTE #35 AT HEAODEN'S CORNER GREEN SAVOY MclNTOSH MIDDLETOWN, N. J. PHONE RED BANK 6-3*77 POTATOES SPINACH 19 BED BANE REGISTER. OCTOBER T. 1918 ElffiAAKMEWT ANMOIWCKO Osborn—IIalvor§en Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hoitslander Eight Suspected of Keyport have announced the en- PETIT SABOT RESTAURANT gagement of their daughter, Mies NOME & ESTATE mPROVEMENT Frances Louise Hollander, to Of Conducting 165 Broad Street " Phone R. B. 6-2557 James W. Campbell of Long Branch. Miss Holtslander is a graduate of Keyport high school. Dice Came At Fort BUtTIC FSNCES Prices greatly reduced ... but not in quality Mr. Campbell is employed by the All Now Serving 1 or la quantity. Jersey Central Power Rnd Light m'" company at Union Beach. 30>Day Sentences The special daily platters will be served witb different On, Disorderly Charges choices. Eight Philadelphia mea, all j*rv. BACKACHE, tag SMay Jail MatraeM at free- r ••!» AM ««U hold on disorderly eonduct charges, IHMIM ar* tutpaeUd by aUto polio* ot • INSJIIIM NM»lf LEG PAINS MAY conducting'roving die* gam** at I * »IC«lt Fort Moamoutn aboat a month ago. Four wer* arr**ud bjr Mat* pollc* ov.'i th* week-end, three last Harm E Newman, Jr. tCo. STEINBACH COMPANY OfTiradKidaaya Thursday and on* Friday. Seven Mew Egypt, N*«r Jersey When disorder ef kidner fnnetlsa B*naHs wire arraigned bafor* Fred Quinn, rhono New Egypt ttll or SS7I Mfsonoua nutter to remain in not Moot h may cause nwtimr backache, rheumatic Justice of th* Peac* at Freehold, nim. Its palm, IOH of pep and energy, gtU ana on* before Kenneth I. Smith, tint up nights, awclling, puffinnn under the Es.tur.town r*cord*r. tin, headaches and dizzinesa. Frequent or RED BANK Icantr passages with smarting and burning Th* complaint* of conducting a •omttimea allows there Is lomUiinf wrong die* gam* art being investigated F. H. A. PAYMENTS With your kidneys or Madder. Don't wait I Ask sour druggist (or Doaa'a by Fort Monmouth offlelaK. state f llli, a stimulant diuretic, used auceetsfully policti at Shcwibury barrack* stat- by millions for over 60 years. Doan's ftva ed that th* men «r* suspected of kappr relief and will kelp the II mile, tt ARRANGED kidner tubes flush out poisonous waatefrasa al.o robbing a solditr of WOO. Ac HAS OPENINGS iwWMtOtPnim cording to *tat* police, the men mad>i frequqint trip* to th* fort ani conducted dice game* In var- ious areas. The men, all discharged soldiers, wore army work clothes For Experienced Sales Clerks and mingled with fort personnel. fUNCHWOWCTWO-SWAF P.)llce say the men were accom- panied by a soldier whose winnings - . IN LOANS of (WO were taken from him undei threats of violence. One of the men, Charle* Moore, $50 to $300 or more who waa arrested by Eatontown Stationery pol.'ce, had 44 pair* ot dice on hi* No Comaker* or petccti, 40 pairs of which were 9 crooked, said Chief Harry N. Kirk- Ladies Sportswear Special Security egaro. The other men are Thomas Gaskins, Isaac Oinyard, Sydney Required Mr. and Mra. Thor West, Max Jones, James Charles- Ready To Wear ton, Jsmes Carroll and Richard Miss Virginia May Osborn be- quet was made of pink and yellow Bo:n\parte, Prompt Service came the bride of Thor Herbert flowirs. Accessories Haivorsen, Saturdoy afternoon at Ivar HalVorsen of Rochester, Christ Episcopal church. Shrews- N. Y., the bridegroom's brother, Eatontown bury, at a ceremony performed by was best man. The ushers wern A largs delegation from Bt. BOYS' the rector, Rev. Theodore LsVan, Robert. S. Osborn, the bride's broth- Dortthea'a parish will take part in BELL rector. The bride is the daughter er, and Thomas Farley of Eaton- the Holy Nam* parad* Sunday at of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Osborn town, Long Branch. Plans were made at INFANTS' of Tlnton Falls, and the bride- The bridcVs mother was dressed a meeting Monday night of the FINANCE CO. groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.in royal blue crepe, and the bride- Holy Name society at the church. Kits Halvoiscn of Brooklyn. groom's mother wore navy blue. The Catholic Youth Organisation APPLY AT OFFICE • MEZZANINE 77 Broad St. Red Bank John Ebner, with Mrs. Ebnor as Both had corsages of red roses. held a succenful penny sals Mon- Chrg, 2>,i<;i month—balance organist, sang "O Perfect Love" at The couple are now on a wed-day evening in the social hall of up to $300. the church. Later at the recep- dinjc trip to Massachusetts. Foi St. Dorothea'* church. Mrs. ,O. J, 121 BROAD STREET RED BANK Tel. I-147J — Me. 74!. tion at the home of the bride's par- traveling the bride had a cocoa- Cestere was moderator and Orrin en'.i liu sang "Ich Lieber Dich" und brown tailored gabardine suit with Cant wa* auctioneer. Punchwork 9.95 Over ?S00 'Afc month—balance "A» the Years Go By." The church contrasting brown and blcgc acces W. Lester Whitneld is *njoylng van decorated, with gladioli, dahl- ssorles, Upon their return the a vacation from hi* dutiw In th* TW« h • fevMito »llfc«»*W* la lMtw**r wHh avtrytM! Tb«KMI* ias, ferns and other /fall flowers, couple will make their horns at Eatcntown National bank. He U *«Mhw*Hi *nt«iM IMI • lMiid-tMih*d l**k Hut ytm H «M Thu bride was given in marriage Broad street. Red Bank. The bride visiting hi* brother, Arthur Whit- •air 1* much m«r* •«•«•'''• ***t A«< let** «t •*** by hei, father. Her two-piece moire WAS graduated from Red Bank neld of Carney's Point, N. J. gown was edged with family lace high school, and Red Bank Bud- Mrk. Maude Polhemua of Free- «**]«• hMl—«**f SHHI *•"•*!» *)«»! YmK *Nr Wedding Flowers taken from her mother's wedding nftM institute and is a stenographer hold apent the week-end with h»r work TwUnf" fcr *»*ry MMIIM II*M «ralktn« IN HI* «MRtif gown. The dress had a sweetheart with the Monmouth County Wel- Httht I* taw*. ChMM y**n I* Re*. Httk, *r TwfTan km- TO SUIT ANY •UDOIT sister, Mrs. Otlla Watkln* of Lewis PUBLIC SALE neckline and three-quarter length fare, board. The bridegroom, an street. > f (•»• l***h*f. sleeves. She carried a prayer booh, employee of t he Jersey Central Fourteen members of Pride of Raring told the Allenkurtt Hotel I will covered with sprays of white flow- Power and Light company, was Crescent Council, Bone and Daugh- the entire hotel furnishing* on th* premise* at er*. graduated from Brooklyn Techni- ters of Ubsrty, attendtd a meeting SHOE SALON, MtanniM Mis; Jean M. Osborn of Tinton cal High school and the United Monday night of th* Put Coun- Fa'.ln was her sister's only attend- States Merchant Marine academy cllort UMdatlon of Monmouth and Open /or .hopping on Friday Wight tmtlt nine 325 NORWOOD AVE., ALLENHURST, N. J. ant She was dressed in powder at Kings Point, .L. I. During the Ocean counties held at the Lake- blue taffeta and matching half- war he served in the Merchant Mar- Southeast Comer of Coriles and Norwood Ave*. wood council. A card party will be' stvle hat. Her old-fashioned bou- ine four years. held by the local council Monday evening. COMPANY Kayser, Union'Beach, fceach; Vat-' < Katontown Lion* club will meet STEINBACH SATURDAY, OCT. 9th Keyport entme Zweidurger, Cliff wood, S2, next Thursday night at Old Or-i in Rtdlwk Missionary societies from Key- and Daniel Marling, Lyndhurst, $5. chaid Country club. Plans for char- Starting at 1 F. M. port, Matawan' and South Amboy ter night will bt furthered. .wero entertained Monday night by Everett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hathaway Stesm Table, Restaurant-Motel Rang*, 78 Chairs' (Dining the Jennie Curtis guild of lint Bap- and Mr*. William Dingman spent Room), 50 Tables (Dining Room), S complete Bedroom Sets, all. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, Sr., Suraay at th* Trenton fair. tist church. Mrs. Lawrence Beatty, Jnim* Nils* and family are mov- twin bed* in maple; Wall to Wall Carpeting, Occasional Chairs, . . . Whether it'a a eor- Mr?. James Alger, Mrs. Harry bavo left to spend a vacation in the Catskill mountains. ing from Long Branch Into th* Tables, Stands, Dishes, Cooking Equipment, Card Tables, Dreaiers, tao* or an elaborate bri- Crawford and Mrs. Norman Laur- MIL gave a program on China, with Mra. George Gould has taken a Hutoe nous* on South itrtet. NOW-EVERY SUNDAY Bureaus, Dressing Tablet, Floor and Table Lamps, Unusual 12- dal bouquet, Egana will Mrs. Everett Poling as piano ac- teaching position nt East Keans- The cake sale held Saturday at pioe* Wicker Set, Desk Lamps, Single and Double Beds complete give Individual attention companist. Rev. George A. Cosner, burg. the Town ahop by the Gleaners so- ciety of th* Pr*sl>yt*rlan church By Special Arrangement With with apringc and mattresses, Benches, Runners, ChifTcrobes, Night to your wedding flowora. pastor, presented a motion picture, Edward Bennett, Charles Con- over and Thomas Breckenrldge at- u a sail-out Tables, Divans, Rug* (Room and Scatter sizes), Living Room "My Name Is Hans." The program THE MAJOR BOWES STAFF Visit Cgane and tf Ik Wad under the direction of 'Are,tended the Trenton fair with th» The'standing in th* Eatontown Furniture, Porch Furniture, Jardinieres, Couches and many items agricultural class of Leonardo high Recreation Bowling leagu* tourna- over your flower needa Wiibert Smith and Mrs. Francis too varied and numerous to enumerate.' Waif he. The next meeting will be school Monday of last week. ment up to Tuesday night showed at no obligation. a. White Cross meeting and Hal- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, Tony's cafe of Ocea'nport and Club By reason of giving immediate possession, all .Items must be loween party October 38 at theJr., win observe their first wed- Ervel tied for first plac* with s.ix removed from the premises at conclusion of sale. Seller and Auc- home of Mrs. Walshe on First ing anniversary this week. wins, no losses. Fashion Tailor* Egans of Harding Road street. were second with three, win* and AMATEUR tioneers shall not be responsible for any accident that may occur Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Karl three defeats. The Builders last or for injury to any person or persons in, on or sbout the prern- Greenhouses i,n Harding Kd. The Keyport auxiliary of Mon-R. Bcrndt Monday wero Mrs. Wil-season's champs, stood fourth with mouth Memorial hospital made 1,- liam Bracken, Mrs. George Dyer ISM. At Harriion Avenue twa victories and four losses. Mon- 400 hospital dressings at a meeting and son Robert and Mrs, Emma mouth Market was fifth with one fHONE R. B. 6-1MJ Monday at the home of MrsWagne. r of Cresskill. win five defeats, and Rattl's Wine By Order of: P. R. HAULENBEEK GeorgK Davis. The next meeting Mr, and Mrs. John Hickey of and Liquor (tor* in last place with NITE will be held, November 1 ftt theWashington, D, C, sptnt the week- fix losses. home of Mra. Clyde Egginson, end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward WINNERS TO APPEAR ON Others present were Mrs. Gordon : Rev. Dunham V. Rslnlg, who dl> Si «. COATS, tM Bath Ave;, Lont Branch, N. ».' Rowe.' , : "•,. • >' • reeted the sumer. playgrounds, wli: , _, ...... Auctioneer*. • -. Wooriey, Mrs. Elinor Sentcll, Mrs.' Week-end visitors of the Mor- RADIO ft TELEVISION f. W. BUBIsS, Phone Daniel Sherban, Mrs. John C. O«- show motion pictures and give a born. Mrs. Howard Piepor, Mrs. ris family, were Mrs. Rose Glam- talk on th* activities of the nast ABC NETWORK DUMONT MBTWOBB Members "National Society of Auctioneer*" Edward Florian, Mrs. Van B. Wal-boi and children Marie and Joseph season at th* next meeting of the ker, Mrs. James VanBrackle andand Miss Irma Salvata of Brook- Woman's Community club. Mrs. William Hitchcock. lyn. A cak* sal* will b* held Novem- Cash Prizes I Paul Monlj, accompanied by Mr.ber S In borough ball by the Eat- Mrs. George G. Downcs and Mrs. and Mrs. Ross Azarclla of Redontewn Ambulanc*. eompasy. ConltsUntK James Wilson will be In charge of Bank attended Trenton fair Sun- A baked ham supper will be Audition the program to be presented at day. served November 3 In the Masonic Thursday ne::t Monday's night's meeting of While driving his produce truck hail by th* Selma dub of Eaton? 1 the Ktyport Parent-Teacher asso- home from market Sunday even- tovn chapter, Order of the Easfrrn Evenings clat'.orMn the grammar school. ins; Paul Falcone was struck over Star. Plan* are under way for an Fined Monday by Recorder the head and robbed. He is a pa-anniversary dinner to he held Oc- George Jacobs on speeding charges tient at Monmouth Memorial hos-tober J7 at Wlllowbrook inn, Fair were Herbert Woodruff and Otto pital with head injuries. Haven.

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OFFERS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTIONS AmericoFore IN WOOLENS, COTTONS, RAYONS, PLASTICS, SLIP- COVER AND DRAPERY GOODS, ETC. cborfo accaaati lavlfta] STAR DUST Allaire & Son Agency. Oatarino To lanquaU - Wtddlnji . tHrtlM BASKIN S FABRIC FAIR NEW BOWLING ALLEYS NOW OPEN for fashion futures Inc. 10 MECHANIC ST. RED BANK Established 1873 •*hona R.I. 8-3911 or 6-0133 For RtHrvatloni tmoNtelair and •Utnhtirst, 19 Moninuutli St. Just Off Broad St,, Opp. Merchants Trust Bank'. ., Open Friday* Till I P. M. JU.i Bank 6-3150 EEP »A3nt REGISTER, OCTOBER 7, IMS Pat bretaer-fa-law aad stater. Mr. aat Mrs. Jostfk aitftf. Sells His House, Qeven-Year-Old tieyti HaiMM, Jr., few enter** tta Peaalnctoa aehaol as a mtmber of tbe freshman class. Enlists In Armv Organist At Mr. and MM. Raymond E. Heis- er have returned to their home Akin Parker Move* in Indianapolis, Ind., after visiting », MIL MUNXU BAINIU Reformed Church Mr. and Mrs. Frank aeabury. From Little Silver George W. Jacobs, Jr., has ;n- MXT FOB FALL! 1 Miss Gail Perry rolled at Dickinson college, Cari- Alvln Parker * house at 211 Sun lsl«, Pa. Fait hats wera nycreet drive. Little Silver, naa Played At Wedding be in sold by Walker and Ttndall Richard Bergen, Jr., has entered never mora Stevens Institute of Technology, wearable! The R»i Bank realtor!, to Arthur D There Sunday U'ut. Jr., of Plainfleld. Mr. Park Hoboken, ntw cloche U Rev. Or. Charles R. Smyth has a dream . . . er bar. re-«nll«ted in the Army an Believed to be one of the young- Is stationed at Washington, D. C, begun his seventh year as pastor •mall-brimmed est organists ever to play a wed- of Calvary Methodist church. For and fits beau- Mrs. Parker was the former Betty ding ceremony i» Hiss Gail Perry, Smith. She and her husband are his special work toward racial bro- titully and 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and therhood and equal rights for min- cover* tha making their home at Arlington, Mrs. Harold Perry of River Plaza. Va. ority groups, his doctorate was bead comfort- Sunday afternoon. Miss Perry conferred on him by Gamman ably. BereU A lot on the went side of Crosi presided at the organ console of theological seminary, Atlanta, Ga. 'and pillboxes stieei, Little Silver, owned by Theo the Reformed church, Red Bank, He is chaplain of the Keyport flre an designed to be worn at don- Koch, has been sold; by thi for the wedding of HIM Lois department ana a member of the YOUR mo»t becoming angle. same firm to Joseph Becker o Owens and Harold Cook. HOW COMFORTABLiE MflLl) You'll likewiia ta daisied at the Shiewebury avenue, Red Bank, wh< Keyport committee on juvenile de- variety of Autumn colors. plar.s to build two houses on th linquency. plot. He will occupy one of them. Mrs. Rufus O. Walling enter- YOU K THIS WINTErER?R ) And, your friends will be das- tained the Now and Then bridge PEOPLE ME TALKING ABOUT The realtor* were the agents i e'ub last week. Prises were award- zled by the perfection of your thii rental of Joseph Dlxon's house el to Mrs. Norman B. Lsckwood hair grooming, if you follow the on Tramp Hollow road in Middle OUR im DIVIDENDS town twonahip to Mr, and Mrs an* Mrs. B. T. Ehrlleh. expert advice of the specialists Winheld, formerly of Asbury Park. Mrs. Guasie White, president of Local folks an saying nice things about the Reel Beak EsTfcags at the Vogue Eeauty Salon, 18 the County Lesion auxiliary, and ft Loan. They teU friends, neighbors and new arrivals how aw Mr. and Mrs. DiXon are leaving generous current JVi % dividends make savings grew by lass* White St., Red Bank. For an soon for South America, where the MM. Ann Rinear, county secretary, TeuH en>y warm, snug teems all winter !mg It je*j b> will spend at least a year. both members of Itaritan unit sad bounds .. . that accounts of each member an insured UB to immediate appointment, phone SMS* . . . and fund* are always available. Tea, • eattsAoa 4*- aulats year atHe with the Geed Grade *—t'frg Btatsilsla A store at 11^Mechanic street has auxiliary, installed the newly-elect- Red Bank 6-0641 ed officers of Twinhght unit, High- posltor Is our beat, advertisement. Why don't you ate* In tor de- been rented by the came -brokers tailed Information? canted bf the Magsmun Lsunbsr Co. Oar easy to MO fnsm- to Pelu Albrecht, where he and lands, last week. Mrs. Ted Lester hit wife have opened "Paul am le a new member of the local aux- IsMag Frsaiaets wM reetaee your heating expenses as mueh am Anne's Hobby Craft." iliary.. Birthdays of members will Vogue Beauty Salon be celebrated next Tuesday. In- SS *. Oen*s In, write er call for facts and ftgurcs. stallation of qffleera will take place 16 While Street, Red Bank Boyt e«n rnakt pocket money by ««1 ing Tilt KifUUr A«r«rtisHwat. November t. RED BANK SAVINGS Mrs. Isabella C. White, cuunty probation officer; will speak at the ne.« meeting of the Keyport Lit- and LOAN g|gr ASSOCIATION erary club Friday, October 22. Mrs. Hagerman Lumber Co. OUR HAIR STYLE OF THE MONTH George Porter will be hostess An TSheDoor [|p|P to Security international tea will be held No- vember S, with Mrs. Walter B. 10 BROAD &T. 11|V BtD BANK NEW JERSEY 5Q Chestnut St. Rtd Bank 64242 — C4243 Only Your Cherry as hostess. I Professional. Miss Gail Perry A pupil of Charles Gotschalk of Beautician Arthur place, Miss Ferry has gives you the studied the piano for two year* and only began learning to play Right Look the organ this past summer. Be- CLOSED ALL PAY WED., sides the usual bridal music, Miss Perry played Schubert's "Ave Oet. ltth, For Jewish Holiday Regardless! we ean sat- Maria," Herbert's "Love Song," "At isfy your hsart's desire Dawning:," by Cadman, and ac- with a casual hair-do or uompanled Miss Myrtle Applcsatc, a smartly styled oolffure who sang: "I Love You Truly" that will enhance your and "Because." RED BANK lovellnsss. A MltK . . WORT, •MART AND LOVILY. , Keyport A dinner honoring members o Featuring Our New 'Tapered-Cut" th« junior congregation was given lav.' week by the Young Women' league of the Reformed church. Home-Making Values Mrs. Charles Sloat of Haslet was Vogue Beauty Salon guest speaker last week at a meet ing of the Luthern Missionary so- MR. NUNZII RAINIIR, Mgr. ciety at the home of Mrs. James 3 ways to add beauty and comfort Burton. Member International Forum of Hair Design, N. Y. C. Murold R. Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean,'has started his to your home — at real economy! Always At Your Service. sophomore year at Hope college, Holland, Mich. w, £3 If WHITK STRUT, RID BANK Mr. and Mrs. John Keblee and daughter, Carol, of New York, hav JSMOTIOAM basn visiting their cousin. Mils Mary Majilon. V\ Open Ivery Day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raven, Sr, have moved from Second street ti tha home of their son and daugh •--••• We Are Sponsors of the ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raven, Jr., of Matawan. Merchants Mrs. Frank Foss and sons, Tho, and Ralph, of Baltimore, Md., havi Tailored Marquisette Kiddie Karnival been spending several days visit ing Councilman and Mrs. Judsoa Length Width R«g. Valut SALE PRICE at the S. Hopla. Mrs. Catherine Holmes and 54 inches 84 inches 2.50 daughter, Catherine, have returned 1.95 KIDDIE KARNIVAL to Providence, R. I, after visiting Mrs. Holmes' sister-in-law, Mr* 63 inches 84 inches 2.95 2.15 Get your Lucky Number Coupons Sarah Holmes. Mrs. Clifford L. Morrell was hon- Fine rayon marquisette curtains that launder beautifully and HERE FREE! ored recently at a birthday party. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul are non shrinkable! Generous hems top and bottom keep them Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, and Mr. and Mnf John Morrell, al hanging straight. In ivory color only. of Keyport, Miss Imogene Pittiui of Cliffood and Mr*. Randolph Heuser of Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ballard and Robert Ferry have been on wetk's business trip to Chicago. John 8. Matthews, Jr., and SNYDER'S Geovg* Campbell were honored re- cently at a surprise birthday party Famous Brand Sheets at the Matthews home. Plans for a church supper in the Reformed chcurch parsonage No- NASHUA MUSLIN CANNON PERCALE vember 4 were made last week at a meeting of all the women's or- Heavy Duty Cavalier Quality HAS ganizations of the parish. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krayblll have returned home after spending 45x38i/« 45x881/2 B5c thj summer at Ocean Grove. , Miss. Yvonne Bruguier has en- rolled at Mt. St. Domlnick academy, 72x108 3.25 72x108 3.50 BOYS' Caldwell, 81x108 3.85 Mica Mildred Lackey attended an 81x108 3.50 executive meeting of tbe New Jer- ey Elementary Classroom Teach- 90x108.: 375 90x108 4.25 association last week at Tren- ton. Miss Lackey Is a county rep- restntative of the group. 100% WOOL Mrs. Willis Lewis entertained at PEPPERELL LUXURY PERCALE a party in honor of her twin sons, Scaffold and Robert, who celebrat- ed their third birthdays last week. in Blue and Rose only Wilbur Huyler, Harry Poling, Vedtrlck J. Bronkhurst, Ohrii Thurer, Charles Hopla, Fred Fow- 45x88% 1.25 SPORT COATS ler, Clifford Jacobus, Ernest S. Walling and Daniel D. Harris rep- 72x108 4.50 resented tbe Keyport Exempt Firemen's association at the 62nd annual state exempt Firemen's onvention at Paterson recently. Mrs. Rose Qreenberg of Indiana- O'IS, Ind., has been visiting her 9.95 Chenille Bedspreads A large selection of Boys* Sport CoaU in checks, plaids and overplaids. Regular price of these Twin and double site coats Is 13.95, 6.50 SIZE 10 • 18 Beautiful washable chenille bedspreads that launder perfectly and require no ironing! Each lutl' • ?*'&&&& spread is thickly covered with heavily tufted, wavy chenille in an overall pattern. Choose ing Lasting white, blue, yellow, rose or green. Vinyl Plastic Coated Top Phonn A. B. 8-2SM tor repre- sentative to call with samples 32 BROAD ST. and estimate. RED BANK SHERMAN'S |4B Broad »t. Rsd lank Eight HEP BANK BECWTEB, OCTOBER T, Elia—Liudale Nuptials RIMMO* Man Receive* HERBERT O. BEYER $500 For Cmr Duuge Registered Land Surveyor A suit pending trial in the county U OltsseeM Flaee, 'WUt Baak ERNIE MAYEITS TAVERN court between Ralph Longstraet of 57 Lbfayette street Rumson, and rfeeaw B. B. MN1-B [ Avenue of Two Riven, RIWIMMI, N. J. Arthur L. Berry of Fair Haven, '-M tmrwtr* MMirieleei mutrtfu was discontinued this week aa the ~ ' Sanrcyt THt* tarre/a rej.ilt of a settlement between the PHONE RUMSON 14)534 two parties. L Mi- Berry, who was being sued by Mr. Longstreet for property Presents . damage to his automobile as the result of an accident at Ridge road FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT and Bellevue avenue, Rumson, May I, |)kid Mr. Longstreet WOO in set- MUSIC NIGHTLY tlement of the'claim. Mr. Longstrest was represented by Edward W. Wit*, it., ot th« flrm of Wise * Wise of Red Bank.' DON HOYT MiMionary Society LITTLE SILVER at the To Hear Or. Bieri A talk on India illustrated with colored slides will be given by Dr. Inspect, buy your dream house ... new HAMMOND ORGAN John C. Bierl jf Philadelphia at a Serve(| meeting next Wednesday of the ultra modern perfeet little gem. Many ««k-u«s« i r. a i< it r. M. Woman's Missionary society of the Sunday* From tt KMI to It P. M. Red Bank Presbyterian church at unusual features. Excellent location. 2;'» p. m. Mrs. FkUl R. Fielder Is STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOOD prcgram chairman and the host- esse.. include Mrs. R. H. Black- RUFFLED - TAILORED Mortgage arranged if so desired. Quick man, Mrs. Herman Woolley, Miss COTTON - RAYON Sandwiches Served Till 1 A.M. Eila Vanderveer, Mr*. Ralph Nor- NINON - NYLON possession. ton and Mrs, Gertrude Davie. LACE - ORGANDIES Catering to Banquet*, ParUct & Weddings Members ot the society have been asked to bring canned goods CLOSED MONDAYS EXCEPT HOLIDAYS tor donation day, October 25, for SHERMAN'S Ttltphont Rtd Bonk 6-4387 the) Presbyterian Home fo> the Aged at Belvidere, N. J. 4t •road tu f|«tf lank

NOTICE. Paklic Sale •! Rtal Estate ler Uaaeie TUN; I. J. U. Ktougb, collector ot texts la .j* for tks Borouih of R|4 Bank, — AtHUBER'S — Ceunty of Uoiwout* and Stttt of New Jity, htrtbji (iv« notiea that aeeorf- Im to llii !iw requiring mi to aukt Sjt. and Mra. Charles H. Lindale tbo unpaid Uiti, mciintnti (nd othtr ^** *The famous Rock Knit 100% municlpBl charges, eiiciKtd on 'land, Miss Betty Elia, daughter of Mr.matron of honor. Her gown traa tintmentt, hereditamtnts and r• and Mra. Vincent Elia of High- tata In said Botoutli of Red Bank far Alice blue marquisette End lacs and th> fear 1947, will on the 15th dur of Wool Convertible Coat I lancit, and Sgt. Charles H. Llndole she had a matching sweetheart hat. Octoner, IV48, at 2:00 o'clock p. It,, In of Milton, Del., were married Sat- She carried a cascade bouquet of th« Ilorough Hall, sell th« landt, tene- ment!, hcredltamtnts, and real citate urday at All Saints Episcopal yellcv/ chrysanthemums. hereinafter described, to makt the church, Navesinlt, Rev. Cliarlcs P, Polorca Elia, a younger sister of amount chntvcablc agaimt laid landi oh Warm today? Simply sip out that Johnson, rector, performed the the Ant day of July, 194S ai computed th* bride .Avog flower girl. Her In tar tax Hit, together with Inttreit on ceremony before an altar decorated frock was poach satin, trimed with •nlil amount from laid »i»t day of Jul; Witt: bouqbets of white gladioli. to tbe date of sale and the coeta of aa,c beautiful, warm plaid lining and blue ribbona and she carried art at sublle v«ndue to lucli pertons at will The soloist was the bride's ••oil- old-fashioned garden bouquet of purchase the tame tubject to redemption Bin, Mies Lucy Camalieii of Newchrj santhemums. nt the lowest rate of Interest, but in no you have a topcoat! York city, and her selection was c»«e in nan of eight per cent The efficient w«y to hum rosi h Over the years, Motorstokor 3grt. Charles Hitler'of Fort Hant num. Thil 'tale it madt under thpeer prano- to feed it into the burner from eventually pays for itself, in "Ave Maria." A reception for 100cod; v;as best niF.11. Saverai of vislona of Mn'Act of the Itgltlaturhee epron - btntath. That's the way Motor- fuel-savings. If you're in the persons followed Hi the hom-i of tli» bridegroom's friends, stationed titltd "An Ad concerning unpaid tau>> stoleor works when connected to •ttusmentt tind other municipal ehargei market for automatic heating the bride's parents. at Fort Hancock, were, ushers. on real property and providing for the. your furnace. A mechanical equipment for your home, don't Tr.o brlda v.-ove a slipper satin collection, thereof hy the creation and Colder tomorrow? Just- sip the worm forces the coal slowly gown, made with a swecthoait The bride's mother wore a long enforcement of Htm thercoa (Revision decide until we've told you about bUck silk jersey dress with sold of 1918)." upward ... it is preheated and your best buy... Uotontolror. nevkllne, and a yyoke studded with burns_ with an intense heat. pearls, H l accessories. In he:- hair she had lining back in and you've converted There's no smoke or smudge. Her accessories also were a black and gold veil, and a coi- The said lands, tentmenti, heredita- _ By burning the small economy. pearls. The gown had a full ;>kirt ments and real estate to be told and the w.iiclt i formed a long train and shh e soagn of orchids. names of the ptraont agalntt whom tald tu*s of anthracite, I. .otorstolror The bride is a .graduate of thetaxes hav* been lain on aeeount of taeh your topcoat to an overcoat! MVCI up to Vi on fuel cost*. wore a mother-of-pearl tiara, from which fell a full length veil of tulle Somcrvltle high scshool and haaparcel are at follows: been employed by the Sigmund Eis- William O'Brien, Eit. B!k. JO, B. * I. and lace. She carded a cascade #81-33,' S/i W. Front street. $414.2/ ttyiNl bouquet made of white rilad- iw company at Red Bank. The Edith Kleftmnnn, Blk. DO, Lot in, fl. A LAWES COAL CO. loli and orchids. bridegroom la a veteran with Paci- L. No. 27-29, g/W. front street, fic service and is stationed at Fort 1507.41. In Tan and Grey at #55.00 . Mrs. Donald fitull, Jr., of Wash- Alonso Fleldt, Eit. Blk. tt, Ut 14. H. SHREWSBURY ington, D. C, the bride's sister, was Harcock, t U #73 N/S Walltct St., 1172.«1. Eat. Win. O'Brien. Blk. 51. Lot 12, Lot Phones: Red Bank 6-1251 or 6-1030 W/S Spring St.. 134.52. Others iir Covert and Gabardine society. Mrs. Joteph Phillips isWilliam O'Brien. Blk. SS, Ut 23, B. k Atlantic Highlands chairman. !.„ #1(3. H/B Monmouth St.. IDUl Jennie DaMgren, Blk. 113, Lot 46. H. 850.00 and $53.00 Mrs. Irjne Nelson of Leonardo, a Next ' Sunday, Rev. Richard * U, # 31, N/S Hadlton Ave., 145.59. teacher in the high school, is re-Hunter will give a morning sermon Carrie * Wm. Corbln. Blk. 79, Lot i\ FOR PATHM AND SON covering from a throat operation. entitled "The Christian and Mia H. t L., #204, N/S W. Bergtn PI.. $65..19. . ' Sh« has been absent from school Bible." Mrrcello tt Ameetta Toteano, Blk. Tt, it in our window, then try it on in our tlorc! WMM,MV three wetka. Sunday evening, October 17, at 8 Lot II. H. 4 U #15. S/I Bank St.. Twenty members of the first aid o'clock, the Princeton Theological UOSriS. •quad, headed by Capt. Fred Well- Uvingsten Handy, let.. Blk. II, Lot tl. Seminary choir will give a program, H. A h,. #M. N/8 Bank St.. $11.74. er, will attend the New Jersey at the Reformed church, Every- Amiceto Lueia, BHt, SI, Lot 13, H. * L, •tate first aid squad convention and one is invited to attend. W /8 Shrewsbury Avs, M BROAD ST. dinner Sunday at Sea Girt. t2:7.ss. ** 113 BROADWAY The Ladies' Aid society of theDavid 4 Cnrolyn Tfremettkr, Blk. •». A special police officer has been Lot 28, H. 4 I... #31. W/S Shrews- assigned by the mayor and council Federated church will hold its Oc- bury Ave., $158.78. BED BANK JP fBIDAYS TILL B P. BI. LONG BftANCH to handle traffic at St. Agnes school tober meeting next Tuesday even- Ett. Mick Oettlt, Blk. It, Lot II, Lot ing at Fellowship hall. Hostesses N/S r.iv,r St., 120.70. dating the periods the children are Anthony Blnaeo, Blk. 78. Lot 18. H. 4 out of the building. for the evening are Mrs. John-Jef- I.,, £95. N/S River St., ItSi.SI. Cub scout pack 22 held it's open- frey, Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Mra. Mrs. Chat. Mitchell, Est.. Blk. -79, Lot Fred Harrison. «, H. 4 L., #145, E/S Ulghton Ave., ing meeting of the season Friday $87.64. night in the Presbyterian.' church The rummage sale held at theBit, Churlotte Rolmet. Blk. 14. Lot 102. basement. Boys between the ages Reformed chapel, will continue for Lot N/S Sunset Ave.. II8.A0. one more Saturday. Peter 4 Phyllis Sptsnuolo, Blk. 81. Lot of t to 12' are eligible for member- 10, R. 4 L., #!3 S/S Sunset Ave.. •h*j.. Those attending the .Trenton fair 182.82. Nancy Joy, a graduate of thefrom this community the past week Euitene V. Schlafohe, Blk. 14. Lots 1- IMS high school class, haa been a.p- were Mr. arid Mrs. John Jcffcry «.<, » t- N/S Chapln Ave.. $19.00.. MOLONEY'5 MRRKET5 When the tale takee place, payment pointed a cheerleader at Rider col- and sons Robert and John, Mr. andof nil taxes cr atimmenti. costs and lege, Trenton. Mrs. James Hammond, Sr., and Mr. interest mutt be made by the purchater Gardiner Maiek is a student at and Mrs. Fred Harrison and chil- before ths roneiutlon of th« sale, nther*' Susqueh&nna college in Pennsyl- dren, - Fred, Wyne, Chatlea and wlte the property will bt Immediately vania. Jane Ann. "wit'neis my hand this llth day et Ba*k) • PHONE 3-0743 Mrs Nellie Dillon U spending a Septembir. 1141. 4 GAINST. throe-weeks' vacation at Albany, BOH esn mat* potkf t raontf By •til- i. U. tEOUOH. EATONTOWN, N . J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeVesty ing The Rcgisttr.—Aa>«'tlMsnnt. Cellseter. an* son Robert of Rutherford, have been spending two weeks with Mr. DeVesty'a mother, Mrs. Charles E.. DeVesty. Mrs. DeVesty's. other FRESH KILLED MAPLE CREST TURKEYS 59i> MfUTAlU rli* ais. Wtntwi son, Malcolm DeVesty of Verona, is ' • ALLArt.. SIZEMKciSa Ula .- U«m LBSa . . ^^~I»e COI* WAVI-Thettleecelintd year kete, sukt yaw feet look expected to visit her this week-end. Irwecfi tutu high sgtinit iteraiy daiUag (a Ikt stork. Kwik <[j* Miss Delia Morlatt is employed wcsthtr.AdjatUblebucklnnilieit fattened dowa M tkt instep. Glnsy by the Treasure Chest on First Fresh Country euy to nek troastn in the tops. •Uek, brown, red, waits. aveaue. She was formerly em- ployed at Baldwin's studio. An exhibition of civil air patrol equipment of the Bayshore flight SAUSAGE JOHN B ALLEN CO. is on display in the office window of Wetber-W. Brook. The. Lions met Monday night at Loin Well Trimmed Rib ft Shoulder t Irood St. RED BANK Tel. 6-0247 the Homestead inn. The Louis Coi- lito trio entertained,' u n The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church met Tuesday night at the church, Mrs. Ernest Fox presided. LAMB CHOPS 69ii,. CHOPS 65L The Sea Scout troop is seeking Volunteer carpenters to aid them in building the root of the Sea Scout building at the yacht harbor, by FLEXNIT FRYERS *«. i|Cc I ROASTING William O'NilU was electid pres> ident of ihe> high school student BROILERS "- 4dlb. I CHICKENS '~49L council -Monday. Donald Caiusu wat elected vice, president. Mem- ber* of the student council attended the Monmouth county student 5 95 GRADE A LB. PKG. council association meeting Friday HORMEt-OSCAR MAYER BACON at Rumson. Joan Horan was dec* 69° ted corresponding secretary of the county group. Others who attended, "Fanfair" is an amazing new girdle! It Legs ft Rump, of Milk Fed Middle Cut wero Stephen Brust, Donald Caru- so end William Junghaus.' Kenneth lias the magic fan satin panel that ulinig Smith,- faculty advisor, also was front aud back—yet is feather light! *l ' VEAL HAM SHOES School will not be in tesiton "Fanfair" has a no-roll waistline, lovely 59S, Tuesday, Columbus day. .,.'*• .Herbert Meinert, supervising .stocking-like seams, a superior U-shaped principal; Bradley VanBrunt, nigh .Sirloin ft Porterhouse Middle Cut school principal; Arch Shaw, fooU crotch that followi body action. Available bail •coach; Vincent Finn, assistant : as girdle or pantie-girdle. cokcli, .and school board meinser* £TEAt Ed Haiicorn, Everett- Curry and PORK CHOPS tVeU Trlmmad - One Mn Only *• • Harold Merritt attended the New m 69L "P.ttmj aoa.etl.ia* ia y*«r baak Jersej Inteischolaatlc Athlotic^as. 'X • sedation meeting Monday at New. WILSON CERTIFIED • HORMEL • ARMOUR .STAR ark., . • . ' .-•••.• •«•"* **4«larly, wa«k alter wc«k, ' The; senior class held a kick-off *• o»€ certain' way to a«««a».*latr lancfl Friday night in the school auaitorlum. The junior varsity READY-TO-EAT SMOKED HAMS 65; team, has scheduled five games foe moaey for a family** fattu* this season; .' : Jir, and Mrs, Lawrence Grogan f of Avenue C are parents of a son, PRIME RIBS EYE-TOP & 'f born last Thueday at Monmouth lie a gentle ha«i Memorial hospital. on front. conUt OF BEEF "radiain''from I an. 59L 79; tii-. and Mrs. Charles MacKulvey Shortcut* First* Ribs BOTTOM ROUND of Chapel Hill road are parents ot SECOND NATIONAL a daughter, born last Thursday at No Fat Added Monmouth Memorial hospital. — SECOND FLOOR — BRNK tTRU5TCD. Holuulcl LOINS OF CHUCK ROAST Closed All Day Wednesday, Oct. ISth, for .lewluli Holiday. FRESH PORK A. game party will be held at 59S, BONE IN i'ellowehip hall Friday, October 1.5 Half or Whale 49f, for the benefit of the Ladles' Aid BED BASK BEGISTEI, OCTOBEB T,

f next Monday at the home of It* my Curley, Atlantic Highlands; Leonardo P.T.A. leader, Mrs. Herbert Morgan, Arthur JNM, Rsd Bank; Barbara, Opent Fourth Year Thompson avenue, Instead of the and Arthur Schenck, Curtis Grsea Community lira houie. aaJ Cjirolya Sickles, Oakhurst, aad BiHtriwtcl The Leonardo grade tchool Par- Rev. and Mr*. Ellwood a. Waif 8haron and Janice Wolff, Belmar. ent-Teacher auociation will hold returned flsturday from a en* A. cake sale will be held Saturday is litre! its first meeting of the season nest month vacation spent with rela- at Luker's store, Main street, for Monday night at the school. Thia, tives and friends. Their trip took the benefit of the Girl Scouts. the fourth year of the group's ex- them to Baltimore, Waahinftoa, The Rosary society of St. Mary's iitence, ii considered the most im- church has started a new merchan- Rich red bunches of bit- Philadelphia and Hatboro, Pa., a n« portant by members as they con- Massachusetts. dise club. Mr*. William Fix is ia tend a "deplorable" state of ovcr- tersweet odd so much to Mr. and Mrs. William Lacey, ac- charge. crowdness exists in the achoo). companied by Mr. and Mrs. Thom- Scout Motbtrs will saeet Wednes- your home. All citizens, as well as PTjy as Corcoran of Jersey City, re- day, October 20, to complete plans members sre urged to attend the turned last week-end from a motor for their bus trip te New Tork meeting and And a solution to the tour of the Catskill mountains, city November 4. Centrout Sixii Bunches problem. After a business meeting, Great Barrington, Mass., and A Girl Scout hayride to States which will be conducted by Mra. Woonsocket and Newport, R. I. Island's . loo .. was held Sunday. H. A. Williamson, a social will be Samuel Putnam, a summer resi- Those makiag the trip included held. Miss Gertrude Neidllnger dent of Center avenue, is in the Mr. and Mrs, John Gillett, Mrs. will entertain. The PTA also spon- Medical Center hospital, New York August Miner, Miss Louise Miner, sors a round-table discussion group city, recovering: form an operation Mrs. William Gobel and Mrs. Ken- which takes up all school prob- which involved removal of his neth MacLennon, the escorts, with lems. right lung. Scouts Dolores Hanf, Patricia Victor E, Grosslnger, running for M»ck, Muryann KacLennon, Carol Leonardo re-election as freeholder, and Earl Gobel, Levern «nd Alice Msrk, Eastman of Belford, running for Mnrlha Harney, Eetty Moody, Sal- Mrs. Olaf Christy won high score election as tax collector, were the ly Gillett, Florence Taylor, Cather- at the* Tuesday evening pinochle speakers at the Women's 4—• Re-ine Klaus, Betty Wolf, Isabel! game sponsored by the Ladies' aux- publican club(meeting at Commun- Lockwood and Alice Wright. iliary of Srevent Park and Leonar- ity fire house Monday. At its Monday meeting the Ros- do tiro company. Mrs. Mae A. Mur< Dr. and Mrs. . Joseph Sheridan, ary society of St. Mary's church MD IANK tVllll phy »'U hostess. Mrs. John Neider- who have been vacationing here, made plans for a bus ride to Mill imu SILVM m»n will be hostess for next week'* have returned to New York city. burr, next Thursday. At Millburn party. Among summer residents who the members will attend a per- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manetteld have returned to New York recent- formance of the "Chocolate Sol- have returned to their winter borne ly are Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ramsley dier" at the Paper Mill playhouse. at Jersey City. and their son-in-law and daughter, Mn. Milton Hyiand la In charge of KEEP ALL THAT RUMPUS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snable of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meyer and reservations. Chcmonc avenue attended the sil- family; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock- Port Monmouth Brownies re- ver wedding, anniversary of Mr. wood, 8r., and Mrs.' John Quirk cently held a fare .veil party for Pat Keansburg Furniture Sitsblc's brother-in-law and sifter, and her son-in-law and daughter, Kawtko, who ha* moved to North Mr. and Mrs. WHIiai-d Whitmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood Cciilerville. at Union Sunday.. and family. Mr. and Mis. William Scnn nave Robert Horster of Leonardo has Highlands had as their guests Ih'is week, MM. IN THE CELLAR! purchased for development a par- Senn'fi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lltyor and Mrs, A. Meade nob- Exchange cel of Atlantic Highlands real es- ei'tson spent the week-end In New liam Carley, and Mis. William Nel- tate at Lake Side drive and Wood- You can convert your cellar into a very uilim-livc NEW and USED FURNITURE son, of' Jersey City. Mrs. Senn is side avenue. York city, where they saw the New recovering from illness. While in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fohlman, York Giants-Braves baseball game. Leonardo the Carleys and Mts Mrs. Alfred Koure and Charles Fred Koeser is expected to have Rumpus Room . . . the ideal place to have ymir China Glassware Nelson also visited Mr. and Mrs Kappell of Lynbrook, L. I., spvnt the grand opening of his Stude- Robert Holdaworth. the week-end at their Glenmary baktr sales and show room on parties, and other entertainments dining the long Mr- and Mrs. Henry Kiechlin avenue home. Nawsink avenue October 16. Antiques Bric-A-Brac have closed their summer cottage Mra. Jack Horn has returned to Mri. Josephine Layton and chil- winter months! You can make the huii*furination oh Highland avenue and have re- her home at Fort Pierce, Fla. She dren. Eleanor and Gilbert, attended turned to Brooklyn. came North to visit her mother, the funeral of Mrs. Layton's broth- > our self! Call the AMERICAN WJIU)I\<. SUP. Mrs. Catherine Ford was awarded Mrs. Thomas Durkln of Highlands, er Saturday at Brooklyn. a special prize at the pinochle game who has been ill, and her sinter, Several members of the local fire All Types Electrical Appliance* Repaired held last week by the Ladies' auxil- Mrs. Percy Hauser of this place. depurtment attended the Trenton PLY for aBgifttance in selecting the utiilrriul* you'll iary at Community fire house. Mrs Mrs. Katherine Knodell, who state fair Saturday. Jame.". H. MacPhee held high score spent the summer with her daugh- Mrs. Ambrose Liming attended need and for practical advice about gelling aturtcd! M;S. Joseph McTernon was hoctess ter, Mrs. John Iglay, has returned thi funeral of her nephew, George Free Delivery • Radio Repairing N'txl week Mrs. Mae Marka will en- to Madison, where she will live Schlatter, Saturday at Hoboken. tertain at cards. this, winter at the home of another Mm. Marie Suton has returned CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS fiectfit house guests of Mr. anddaughter, MM. Everett He veil. from Fit kin hospital, where she 206 MAIN STREET, KEANSBUHG Mrs. Mark Crock of Burlington Mrs. Gustave Petzole - has re- wsuj a surgical patient. avenue were Mr. and Mrs. George turned from Monmouth Memorial The Rod and Gun club will hold TELEPHONE KEANSBURG 6-1415-W Bryton of Nutlcy, and Mis. Doro- hospital, where she had been a a Halloween dance October 16 at thy Groeber and. children of medical patient. ths Jackson hotel. For Prompt Free Delivery Call Kearny. The Methodist church will spon- Mils Jane Burby, former Broad- Port Monmouth sor a rummage sale today at 143 way actress, was entertained at a Bay avenue. RED BANK 6-4444 birthday party Monday by the Prc- Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Clark and Mrt. George King is chairman of feMional Women'* league of Ne* daughters Mildred and Ann. of a Halloween party to bs sponsored York. A guest from Leonardo was Scronton, Pa., visited Mr. and Mrs. by the Parent-Teacher association. Look! 12 FULL GLASSES Mr*. Al W. Cross. James Campbell last week. The group will hold an organiza- Mr. and Mra, James H. McPheti Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moun of tion meeting tonight at ths gram- have returned from a visit with Wiison avenue have returned from mar school. -when you buy Mr: and Mrs. Edward Herbster of a motor trip to Middletown and Mrs. Mildred H. Wieccoreck has Bast Orange. Liberty, N. Y., where they visited been appointed Sister Kenny repre- A family dinner, on the occasion relatives and friends. sentative in the borough. Serving this carton! of the birthday of Mrs. Joseph P. Mr. and Mrs. A. MacKensie of as her assistants are Mrs, Walter Ttfak of H-with 1 Ml SISSM la twy It- Rhcin of Washington avenue, was Brainard avenue last Saturday held Powlet, Mr>. William Griffith, Mn. bettit af P»s«l-Cols! So takt horn* held Saturday. Attending were Mr. a birthday party for their one- Percy Maxson, George, Andrew* Fspsit Awki'i sisint aela valna* Rhein, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kheiu, yair-old granddaughter, Linda Mrs. William Kohlenbush. Mrs. Mr. and Mri. Charles Rhcin ot Irv- Joah Schenck. Guests included John Lyons, Mrs. David Peltx, Mrs. ington, Mrs. Emma Pratt of Spring Johnny Powell, Bunny Boyce and Leroy Maxson, George Whltfleld You folk*, who want to build your own home, ne:d and Mr, and Mrs. Otto Henna Glen Scott, Port Monraouth; Tom' and Lex H. Copeland. of Atlantic Highlands. will be interested in our Home Plaiuiing Service. Mrs. George Marx and son Jim my of Florence avenue vulted Mr. We have Plan Bookt complete with every type of knd Mra. Fred Marx of Arlington over the wMk-end. Mr*. Fred Marx, home, experienced advisors to help you with the who ha* been ill, plans to recuper- ate at Leonardo. WE REPAIR details such as the actual planning, materials, li»t», M:. and Mra. John Collins art oc financing, building, etc. . cupying their newly purchased horn* on Highland avenue, Samuel Nolson has returned to • Any Make Refrigerators SOf 0NlT his Monmouth avenue bungalow af- - \*m ter a several' months' stay at Plain HILO field. : • , The Council of Civic association! • Washing Machines of Middletown township will meet tomorrow night at the township hall. • Vacuum Cleaners JACK Mrs. France* Metcalf has an- mmnm nounced the Ladies' auxiliary of CQIAIH thi Community fir* company will AHraOTTLWl hold iti annual bus trip to New • Electric Ranges POSTS Bottled by: Faptl-Cola BottUBf Co. of Asbury York city November 10. Park Mr. and Mrs. OttoB*rth of Wash- Under Appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company. W. T. ington avenue had a family dinner • Electric Water Heaters Level Sagging Sunday. Guests included llr. and Mr*. Alexander Miller of KiUl- Floors Easily Just burg, Mr. and Un. Albert Bonnell • Electric Ironers and Mr. and Mrs. Dalter Egbert of Received! Every Honumaker Will Want One of Tftei* Newark and Misa Ruby Gottlieb •Kimsul Insulation 5' 7" Beautiful Neu> "FIMLURE" and George Barth of Milford, Fa. The Ladles' auxiliary of Brevent • Electric Motors , Blanket Type KoU to Park and Leonardo fire company — ETC. — wiil take its annual bus trip to e 8 4" COMBINATION New York city, Saturday, October 7!/a SQ " 23. Mrs. Trina Christy is in charge ICE REFRIGERATORS •f arrangements. Members will see G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. Fits snugly batwstn rsftsrs, FROM show and have dinner. floor joists. Molsturtj-proof DOORS IMrlOYINO THI SCIINTINC "WASHID AIR" Recent home guests of Mri. 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK Kimsul does not sac, sift, Janes K. Alverson were Mr. and settle. Clsan. easily Installed. MINCIFU TO KIIP POODS rMSH ... LONQIR Mi«. William Alverion of Jersey 8 wldth-U" - 20" . 24". Hurry . . . Get Yours City. PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Searfoss • Reg. IT. 8. Pat. Office While Thev Last! • tcuiic MOT ha* returned from a four-day visit STOftAOl CAPACITY with relatives in Pennsylvania. 8.95 Miss Rosita MacPhc* of Maple- wood, granddaughter *of Mr. and SPECIAL • M-MIS WITH 1M LU. Mrs. James H. MacPhee, and Mrs. 0* ICI ATATIMI William Neater of this place, li Avoid iky-reckeUag eaal UUs! Enjoy extra warmth this winter hy caulking your doors singing weekly, Thursday evenings RED BANK •nd wlilowi af(last cold wlatry blasts! at 7:80 o'clock, over PM radio sta- WSOU. She now is a junior at New AND JERSEY SHORE AREA Jersey college for women, New Brunswick, CAULKING 50 CAULKING GUN .75 OLIAMINO WHITI Mr. and Mrs. Douglu Marshall INAMIt FINISH of Rockvllle Center, L. I., spent the COMPOUND 3 GAL. With Lifetime Guarantee 6 week-end with Mr. and Mrs. How- forNEONSIGNS ard Worth and Benton McArtliur. Boy Scout troop 62 will meet Cold Cathode Fluorescent LIGHT STIIL LIGHTING Fret Parking "ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS" . Facilities WANT**

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week-eM it Ntw York, wher*they last week visiting her sisters at Realtor* To Dine attended several shews. • Jersey City. -. ' !MLK And Elect Director* Mss Marlon Truflell is •pending Mr and Mrs. C. H. Smith, Mr/ a week with her sister and family; and .Mrs. Dirk Hofm'an, Mr. and The monthly dinner of the lion- M.-. and Mrs.'Ted Renard of B*JU< Mr*. Leland Richmond, Thomas LEON'S ATTENTION MUSICIANS mouth County Board of Realtors, | more, Mdi ' • Csiuu,, Mrs., Ernest Elgrlm, Mrs. inc., will be held tonight at Shad-i Mist Mildred Rleken. Mrs. Uv- Frank- Benson and Arnold Went- hnry UnufcVy Strviet Brook inn, Broad street, ing Drake' and Mrs. Evelyn Morri* woitB' attended .the Scouting an- The music .hop at 8 Monmotitl. Street k «MW ihrewsbury, anl daughter Joan spent Satuiday nual dineer Mon4sy evening ,at the Anuret The Board of Directors will con- at 1Kb state fa'ir, Trenton. Berktley-Carteret. Howard, Roberts under iiew management. •enc at 6:30 p. m., to be followed Francis Edna Wallingg, William received ,the "brsss hat"' for hav- ththe dinnedi r att 7 o'clock'lk . I Henry and Waiter SSlwoo d HHutchim ing the best attendance from the CcmpItU SatitfaetiM Immediately after the dinner |',Oii, children off 8gt. and Mrs. «en^ ihoit area. ' . We will give a 10%"dieeount off the liet ftviee hrcc new directors arc to be elect- ry Hutchlnson of MerrU avenur, Mn: Al Consen entertained the' Try it ouce — :d. O. H. Brown, 2d, of Spring were christened' Sunday at Chapel foilrwing members , of the "Nine on all inttruntenU* Joseph G. McCue of Rum- 1, Fcrt Monmouth. 'Sponsorp ! foi' club", at' her home Wednesday Vie it aluay$ ! on and W. Raymond Van Horn F WallinWlli g were heh r grand evening, Mrs. Francis Raiisch, Mew STOBE HOUsUU MOK. • WEft • TUTU. ; if Fair Haven are the nominee*. father, ' William Bealey, and he/ Monmouth; Mrs. Alma Bigoiow, aunt, Miss Dorothy •llliy. and for Mr.i Thtlma Lents, Mrs. Bernice • r.M.TO«r.M. Helton! William and Walter ware """ Rutt, Miss Anne Richmond, Mrs. LEON'S Mir. Edward Bennett entertained Dolores Winnegar «a4 lUymund Card Casler and Mrs. Muriel Hof- rVEBV OTUCB FBIOAV A»D 9ATVWDAT mcu.bcrji of JfonsBOtttb chapter, Papa, KIM Delores DeBarnardt and mau. . ' , ' i •4-7C WHITE STREET Eadun Star, of Atlantic Hifh- El.vood leeley. After the chrinten- V.'. and Mrs. Harold Otten and 1» A. M. TO • F. M. lani.s at a five table card party in< a dinner was held at the home chiloren Robert and Corolyn and. K. B. tvine Friday evening, Mrs. Bennett was of Mise Dorothy Seeley tor 12 Ohatlea Woodward of Red Bank assisted by Mrs. Clay Bair as host- guests. ' •pwt Sunday at the Trenton fair. ess. Awards were presented to U» Ftggy Lou Pureeil has keen coa- Mr and Mrs. Edward Bausback Hurth, Mrs. Wills. Mrs. PanUh, Md to her horn* by illaess. of Newark spent the weekend with M:i Whitney Mrs. Sehwlnn and Mr. and Mn. J. Vaaderhyde and Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Bausbach.- Station WJLK-FM Hn Dennett. children Orate and Jack and Wil- Kay Albert Woods, Jr., cele- Mrs. .William Harnett was host- liam Holmes of Ifapltwood spent bnttd bis third birthday Monday "Radio Voice of the Asbury Park Press" !ss at a demonstration Thuudsy Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Charles Mrs. Fred PincWney of Main evening. Mr; Fred Besm of Port Young. ••.;" strett will hold spiritual science Mormouth was the demonstrator, Mr. and Mrs. Wileon Miller and services at her home every Tues- those attending were Mrs. Leonard Mrs, Neil Btuh and son ' Philip day evening at. I o'clock. Nelson, Mrs. Harold Tarnow, Mr*. spe'.t Saturday visiting the state M:SK- Dorothy Patterson, enter- Al - Conzen, Mrs. Chris Volkiand, fair Trenton. tamtd sir. and Mrs. Samuel.Myers Salutes the Arrival Mm. John Lentz, Mrs. Lillian Lath- Mrs. John Euler has returned Wednesday evening upon their, re- rop Mrs. Stella Gondek, Mrs. Jane from Monmouth Memorial hoipital, turn from a wedding trip and also Bryk, Mrs. Jane Hennessey, Mrs. wheie ihe has been a medical pa- tho following members of the brl« of the Fred Harnett, Sr., of East Keats- tient. da! party, Miss Jane Staley, Miss >u:'g and Mrs. Bertha Thomson of Mr*. Leland Richmond was host- Ruth Morris,.Edward Flsler, How: rvington. ess Irlday evening at the home of ard Myers, William Howell.'Charles Donald Purcell and family epent her mother, Mrs. George Paxlon, at Pat'.erson and John Herman. . unfiay with Misses Mary and a household demonstration with Fatrlcia Jones celebrated her 'athcrinc Pin-cell of East Orange. Mre. Beam of Port Monmouth wt slxfh birthday party Monday, Sep- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angley demcustrator. Those present Long Island, at Washington, D. TRAIN Word has been received of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, Jr. C. ,and In Maine. . death of Mrs. Anne Horning of Jer- ana Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, Sr., William Murray of Staten Island at Red Bank, Tues., Oct. 19th sey City, a former resident of Mais and Mrs. Beatrice Baldi and daugh- w.u a guest for..- three days last street. ter Joan of Brooklyn were recent wee: of Mr. and Mu. William Fox. Mis* Helen Young attended the of Mr. and Mis. Leslie Mus Marlon Culbert of .East Columbus Day Closing Enjoy these six FREEDOM weduing of a college friend at Parleman. - OtUneld, Me., and Miss Dorothy Ruthertord Saturday, and spent I Mr and Mrs. Dave Schnoor *nd Fruree of Norway, returned liome TRAIN programs over Sta- Sunday with Robert Greene oi! Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook .vere or spending'a week-with Mr. GuMcn' Itidge, N. Y. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Edward Savidge. tion WJLK at 94.3 on your .'ames Petcarovich of Railroad liam Kienia of Yonkers, N. Y. Mi. and Mrs.'John Broander and .venue celebrated his ltth birthday Mis* Barbara Kramer, Mrs. Lena Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Nortwicli All? Offices of the FM Dial. Friday, Ahcrn and Mr. and Mrs. Dave •Vil- pml several days lut WUk At Mrs. Mildred Minor entertained lain visited their cousin, Mr. and Washington, D. C, Virginia, and members of the Mary Elizabeth ] Mr*, Arthur Cavanaugh of SUten In New York city. Jersey Central- Power & Light Co. Sulphin guild of Hew Monmoutn'. Islato. Miss Lois Compton left Sunday to Tuesday evening. Assisting Mrs. M". and Mrs. William Bodtinan start her freshman year at State Will be CLOSED All Day TUESDAY, Oct. 12th, 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Minor as hostesses were Mrs. Har- celebrated their first wedding an- Teacben college, Trenton. . old Morford, Mrs. Ralph Mortord niversary Sunday, September 36 at Mrs. Laura Miller of Lake wood and Mrs. Curtis Walling of New th; home of Mr. and Mrs.- John Ii vliltlng her son, Wallace Miller TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12th Mor.tnouth. Feeny.. and family, after being a surgical "Jhs fart o$Jh&sxbm" Tin P.T.A. held Its first execu-1 Mr. and Mrs. Leland Richmond pat.'ent at Fitkln hospital. tivo meeting for the winter at the 'spent Sunday at the state fair, Mrs. Sophie Williamson enter- home of its president Mrs, Dim Trenton. talr.td ' her daughter Mrs, Otto Emergency Call* Only ' presented by school students under Hofman. Nine members were pres- Alfred Edwards . left Friday on Rlchter of Deal for her birthday Hit direction of WJLK't Lullaby* Lady, ent. the Queen Mary for a six weeks' Wednesday, September 29. Others Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Foulks and visit at Bristol, England. Accomp- pr«irnt were Mr. Rlchter, Mr. and trill receive attention Mn. Glcndolyn Pisio, and broadcast li i'. and Mrs. Alexander Craig of j In? him to New York were Mrs. Mrs William Stobo and son, Mr. direct from Tho Press Auditorium. Pompton Lakes celebrated laeir i Edwards and sons, Alfred Edward*, and Mrs. Raymond Williamson, Mr. ninth wedding anniversaries Satur- i Dr. Douglas and Dr. Melvin E>1 anil Mrs. Fred Williamson and sons day by attending the show "Inside wardn and Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT (0. U.S A." -at New York. | Grimmer of Canada, who are Virgil Knight of East road

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Jr.OUAMToHold Cub Pack Events OaUDt/ftTE rtAKUT AND HIS SOCIETY dtCNESTM The Rodman Getty Co. MetlMal OulM Haas Tettam SONQS ornate BY ASUUTBONO ounuBoroM or Sute Session At Surt For Year MRS. LUCILLE McCARTHY CHARLETTE Morte OeteWr 22; For Appointment. Call • UNOLEUM • ASPHALT TILE Atlantic Gly BMssoBi X. I. BaaMati 1-lHI BBANCsI MIW-M • UNOTILE • RUBBER TILE CoawaUtiee NS«JMJ Oawarti C««meil of Red The regular frograas ef activ- WALLBOARD mA PLASTIC WALLTOLE Baak KU Fair Haven ities for Cub Scouts ot pack tT, got under way last week, following a TMI MST POt USS miMUVMY PHONI ft. i. #1-9144 To Attend meeting of the pack committee at TEUVHONB MW. the Presbyterian church here, MHBOX l-ltf! BfMBON. M. 9. Th« 7Mh Annual Scision of the To avoid interference with Hal- State Council of N. J. Junior Or- loween activities, it was decided to der of United American Mechanics move the usual "last Friday" pack will convene in Mie Hotel Mayflow- meeting up one week, to Friday, er, Atlantic City, next Wednesday, October 2t. This prog-ram will be Molly Pitcher Super Market October 13, at 10 a. m. and con- featured'by the showing of motion tinue from daily until the busl- pictures. ne» of the session li complete. Announcement was made by Cub SALI - Thursday, Friday, Saturday - SALI Hon. Joieph Altaian, Mayor of Master Henry H. Stevenson that Atlantic City will address repre- last spring, when pack activities sentatives of the order from all closed, a total of 98 youngsters had part* of the itate, and the sea- been graduated from cubbing into •Ion will be formally opened by Boy Scouting, leaving about 39 Prime Chuck Roast State Councilor Sherman B. Stock- cuba In the organisation to start ton of Palmyra. this year's activities. The report of the State Councilor Appointed treasurer of the pack GENUINE LAMBS' LIVER 57 will be the first order of business for the year was J. E. Gordon. As- and election of officers will take sisting Mr. Stevenson on the plan- place during the afternoon session. ning committee are C. Herbert RUMPS or LEGS VEAL It la expected that the preient Parkell, assistant eubmaster; T. A. State Vice Councilor, William T. Boynton, Mrs. J. B. Gordon and Pearson of Newark, will be elevated Mrs. C. H. Parkell. STAR LEGS LAMB to the office of State Councilor. Mr. Stevenson invited principals Charles H. Mlohaelson, State of local schools to call upon him PRIME RIB ROAST Council Secretary, of Trenton, will and the den mothers If any help is be in charge of convention arrange- needed in escorting youngsters LOIN SPRING LAMB CHOPS ment!. through the Freedom train when it The annual reception to officers, la exhibited here October 19. LOIN VEAL CHOPS representatives and guests will be held in the Plymouth room of the SHOULDER PORK CHOPS Hotel Mayflower on Wednesday evening, October IS, at which time BONELESS STEW BEEF • program of entertainment will THE CATCH be presented. A full day'a program has been FRESHLY GROUND SIRLOIN arranged for the ladles in attend- OF THE ance on the opening day. Action on resolutions concerning CHOICE VEAL CUTLETS ...... 89'» public school education, immigra- SEASON. •. tion and other matters of local and national Interest will receive the consideration of the session on Thursday, October 14. Boneless X Rib Roast 79i> Onward Council 98 of Red Bank, and United Council of Fair Haven, along with the IB other Junior Or- der councils located in Monmouth county has been Invited to be rep- Fancy Fowl or Frying Chickens 49iL resented at the convention. Regional Chairman l0XES 4 For Red Bank Area Morton's Free Running Salt 2 15 Councilman E. Allaire Cornwell -of Little Silver has been appointed PG5 regional chairman of Princeton university's third century cam- HONEY BEE Royal Pudding's Sale 4 21 paign for the Red Bank area, Mr. Cornwell will assist in rais- ing 1550,000 in expendable funds for FLOWERS Immediate uae for faculty ualary Russell T. Hodgklss increases and an additional $5,000,- Upper Broad St. B. B. C-MM Tender Leaf Tea Balls 16 "'17' 000 which will be added to the pres- ent endowment and reserved for faculty salaries. ' The immediate objectives are part of a long range effort to raise *S7,«00,00O to round out the univer- As advertised in VOCUI sity's . present framework and strengthen its fundamental ele- ments. Three thousand alumni in 300 cities are participating in the campaign. Mr. Cornwell was graduated from Princeton in 1923, He Is a member of the law Arm of Applegate, Fos- ter, Reussille and Cornwell and a former president of the Red Bank Rotary club. Msddletown Church Supper October 27 - The. fall supper of Mlddletown Reformed church will be held on Wednesday, October 37, in /the church rooms, the first table start- ing at 6 o'clock. The menu will consist of'baked Virginia ham, mashed potatoes, casserole sweet potatoes, cream:i onions, peaa, relish, applesauce, rolls, ice cream, cake and coffee. Mrs. William Potter, Jr, is sup- STOCK UP ON THESE per chairman and will be assisted by; the other church women. Tickets are on sale and the usual large attendance is anticipated. CAB HITS POLE Albert Trudel told Middletown township police he fell asleep at the wheel of his car Monday morn- lag when the vehicle crashed into- a utility pole on Leonardville road, UIIV'S DHP> New Monmouth. Trudel, who lives MOWN MANS ou Church street, Belford, has Try the new Deep agreed to pay for damages to the Brown Beans in pole. His car was badly damaged. the wonderful Chilled sauerkraut served In sal- richer-than-ever ads offers pungent flavor contrast (Not* Ih* oVieofe timplldty, (fie prim, upilondfng bvckln.) tasting sauce! to milder salad vegetables. UMY'S MAS-They're grown in the lHi'Hit Drinittly Gold (Ktd) Crou. lush, green garden lands of the Mid- (No»e tfie.twina; of youth in your ilep.J west and Pacific -Northwest—picked extra early for sweetness and tenderness. FLAKORN, SHOES UliY'l CORNID UIIV'S •AIDIN •IIP HASH VISIYAtLIS In Libby's all the Awholegardenftil rich beef juices are of glorious vege- sealed in! tables togtthtrl C0RN\ Hoinetestsshow Actually nine housewives prefer differant kinds. Libby'gforappcar- MUFflNS ance, aroma, qual- ity of meat and taste. in a Hurry Jast poor controls of a package

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. TWO IHOfO feoiy baking' LOOK TO UMY'S FOR PIRFICTION /mixet for you It BROAD STREET RED BANK home when fads grow finest HAKO MoDUCTf COI'OIATION Maker of svperier beMsg aaisH tine* tfM 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER HI con VOLUME LXXI, NO. 15. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1948 SECTION THREE—PAGES T TO 14 Fire Destroys Eatontown Church's Aiflv h Big 75th AnniverMry Rail Rate Case For Cat*$ Care Freedom Train Dr. Andrew W. Blachwood, dirte- Table Ordinance Eight Homes tor of the homlleties department Is Major Topic An 85-year-old Aibury Park of the Princeton Theological sem- woman willed J12.0OO to her At Keanshurg inary, will be the guest speaker at caretaker, provided he ia will- the 75th anniversary services of For Discussion ins to, properly care for her At Shrewsbury Program Set the building of the Eatontown nine assorted ca'.*. The woman, $100,000 Loss— Presbyterian church Sunday morn- ing, October IT. "Tbe Ideal Church Two Councilmen Take Mrs. Amina Louise Tantum, 40-Mile Wind For Eatontown Tomorrow" will be Time To Stress died July 4. Starts With Parade Columbus Day- the speaker's topic. Robert V. Carton, Asbury Battle Fails To Materialize Spreads Blaze r>r, Blatohwnod has tiuiht sev- Their Opinions Pai-U lawyer and wltn?«» to Train Arrives Following Tuesday eral generations of preachers, and thu will, said it la questionable After Beadletton Explain* Position Eight homes were destroyed and is an outstanding authority In the The railroad rate riae fight took several firemen were injured Tues- how many of rier pets still are field of preparation and delivery of up the major portion of Monday i The scent was set for tn Intel* Red Bank is let for the arrival day evening when a wind-driven sermons. He is the author of many night's council meeting as two alive. A big rroblem at the of the Freedom Train October 18. Ore swept along a row of cottages ' est'.nj? discussion of Shrewsbury Labor Councilor volumes which have been a great councilmen elected to make public moment is locating the cuie- borough's proposed soning ordi- Final plans for re-dedication week on Ocean avenue, Keansburg. The help to many pastors, such as "The their personal views against the Council Upsets and arrangements tor the train's blaze I* believed to have started taker, Walter Elmer, who has nance revUlon Tuesday night, but Fine Art of Preaching," "The battle, and another came to the de- the big guns withdrew either to ft) arrival were made Tuesday night when flames from a fireplace In a Protestant Pulpit," "The Fine Art fense of the municipalities and been missing avlnce Mrs. Tan- at .thp Molly Pitcher hotel by the homn spread to the rest of the of Public Worship," "The Funeral," turn's death. m 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Children to testify in hearings to be resumed ecutor. j Drive Operating company for a undo the age of 12 must be accom- burned Tuesday night had been re- successfully attempted to hold up stun took the floor to explain pro- bull', after the last fire. George Wiley at his home on Lib- at Newark Monday. Mr. Wilson is ' liquor license which would have cedure and the position of the panied' by an adult. chairman of the Jersey Shore Pro- been operated in Charles manor, David W. Russell, chairman of Firemen from IS companies con- erty street, Long Branch. The council and the planning bosrd, stick-up was foiled when Mr. tective association. About 50 mu- Ocean avenue. This action followed which proposed the ordinance, tb« special events committee, hail centrated their efforts on saving nicipalities in North and Central Beadleston Raps hours of legal debate. arranged a program to keep those property and were praised by bor- Wiley's young daughter Barbara Stf.tlng the purpose of the matt- leaped through a window and sum- Jersey have banned together In two It was not determined immedi- ing was to hear criticisms and con- waiting in line entertained. ough officials tor confining the groups to fight the requests of the During the morning th« Fort blazn to the eight homes. Seven moned aid from a neighbor. ately if the dental would be ap- s t r u n t i v e suggestions, Mayor houses were leveled and the eighth Long Branch Police Chief Thom- Central and New York and Long Miller, Magee pealed to the New Jersey Board Beadleston urged the residents to Mor.mouth and Leonardo high Branch railroads for increases in school bands will provide entertain- was gutted. as Marks, who with his detective of Alcohollo Beverage Control "lulp ua write a law fair and jilut Thomas J. Harking bureau, is investigating,, said the rate;. (ABC). to th* largest majority." He said it ment. In the afternoon, the Red Chief Webster commended the Although the railroads have al- Bank high school band and the out-of-town firemen for their quick hold-up proved fruitless for the On Slippery Road Perhaps the bingest surprise win the unanimous opinion of the bandits. The chief said he believed ready presented their case before came In the order of voting. Coun- council, planning board and zoning Keaneburg drum and bugle corps response and added that without tho Public Utility and Interstate will play. A Navy blimp and a their help the lire would have de- four men "worked the job," the 2 Youngsters, Mother cilmen Lester E. Pcirinc and Dan- bo J id of adjustment that a new To Serve Willi fourth being the driver of a Bulck Commerce commissions, the case of iel Poaraon voted down n motion zoning ordinance Is needed. He ac- squadron of Navy planes will fly veloped into a major catastrophe. the commuters h:.s not yet been overhead during the day, A detcli- Though the wind handicapped the two-door sedan with Florida li- Hurt When Car Skids, by Councilman Carl Nelson to knowledged there were "many cense plates. heard. grant the application. They were fault), in this ordinance" tnd ment of military police from Fort Labor Council firemen and gave ifhpetus to the Mayor Wilson1* letter specified Mormouth will augment the train's fire, heavy rains were helpful in entering the Wiley horn* the Hurtles Embankment the only three councilmen present. thanked his listeners for being squad of Marines in guarding the men attempted to masquerade as that the Witnesses desired from Mayor Thomas Farrcll told coun- present. Thomas J. He.rk.tit, the first phase of the flre fighting. each municipality included the Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston of train upon its arrival here at 2 p. The flre was ilrst seen by a policemen. They called Mr. Wiley cil and Its audience that Council- The. mayor "stole th* march" oil m. on the 19th. aside, and when he refused to get ch'.ef executive officer or a member Shrewsbury Tuesday night again man Nells Jacobsen, the only other those objector! who might like te Recently Appointed neighborhood resident who report- of the council, a commuter "who took up the cudgel against the The program on the 19th will ed it to Patrolman George. Prerton. up, began to wrestle around the member of the board qualified to trnkn political or personal issuei of room with him, Intent on separat- has experienced the uncomfortable state highway department for the cast a vote on this issue, -was the ordinance by getting His points •tart at the train by the singing of Thomas J. Harklns of Rotelle He contacted Chief Webster, who and filthy conditions," and a com- slippery condition of highway 35 "Th» Star Spangled Banner" by Park, formerly of Port Monmouth, placed a call on the county radio ing him from his wife and sister- "working on emergency duty at the over at tht outset. By outlining ob- in-law, who were sitting at the din- muter who "would suffer undue in that borough. bridge." The drawbridge has been vious injustices in the new law ant Misj Jean Senn of Fair Haven, was recently appointed by Paul O. system for assistance. hardship and might have to move The mayor's statement could not companled by the Fort Monmouth Hoffman of the Economic Co-oper- Two members ot the Union Beach ner table with him at the time. in a ct/tte of disrepair for several promising correction, his presenta- One of the stick-up men ripped out from the community if the rate in- havo been more timely. Tuesday's days. Councilman Jacobsen Is em- tion took the steam out of arfW- band. Charles B. English, Red ation Administration in Washing- flre department were injured when crease was granted.'' rain produced two more accidents Back'* mayor, is scheduled to ton, to the Anglo-American Coun- a chimney collapsed and fell on the telephone. ployed as a bridge operator. (Continued on Pag* 3) The men took flight through a "That letter is a tip-off on the —one of which was serious. In- •peak, as also are Col. Scott, com- cil of Productivity for the admin- them. They were Henry Kalinsky whole thing," said Mr. Wyckoff. He jured were Mrs. John P. Minaber- However, since there was a mander of th« train's Marines, and istration. He plans to salt October and Walter Chromic. They were rear door of a house when Wiley's quorum present, tht mayor ordered daughter and a neighbor made said he agreed with "everything" t'l. 27, of Crawford street, Eaton- 9 Walter O'Brien, the train's director. 16 on the Queen Mary for South- taken to Monmouth Memorial hos- Mr. Bowers had said when the lat- town, and her two children, two- the special hearing to proceed. Following benediction, the commit- ampton, preparatory to an Initial pital with scalp wounds and lacer- noises while entering the ..front Representing Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Ladies Auxiliary door. ter told council it was his under- year-old Deanna and four-year-old tee and their guests will be con- meeting of the council In London, ations. Their condition is reported standing that.the municipal appro- Merrllly. Charles, and the Ocean Drive Op- ducted through the three exhibition October 26. fair. priations were to investigate wheth- Mrs, Minaberry was driving on erating company, was Vincent Mc- car.*. The train will then be open Mr. Harkins, assistant grand Robert Rice, a member ot the er ths railroad needed the increase highway 38 at 1:30 p. m. in a car Cue. Two opponents to the appli- To Hold Minstrel ' to the public. Thomas S. Field, Jr. chief engineer of the Brotherhood Keansburg company, was overcome Sullivan To Make to remain a free enterprise, not to owned by her husband. She said cation, Arthur O. Axelson, borough general chairman, expects 10,000 of Locomotive Engineers, a post by smoke and was taken to M< prove that the rate trigs would she' was driving slowly toward Red assessor and operator of Chris * Fair Haven Show : persons to view the exhibition. equivalent to that of national vice mouth Memorial after treatment work a hardship on the commuter." Bank, when the car suddenly went OUU'f bar, Ocean avenue, and Wil- The parade October 12, will start president, was one of four labor by a local physician. Sergeant Al Tour Of County "When I pay $1 a pound for meat, out of control, hurtled through a liam Oslecky, operator of th* Sea Set For Oi>t. 28-29 th3 re-dedication week. The proces< officials chosen from the United bJit Seeley, a member of theOcean- it works a hardship on me," Mr. guard railing and tumbled down Bright hotel and lt« bar, were rep- slon will include 14 floats, (our States. The group also Includes port flre company, also was over- Bowers said. "But I don't see any- tho seven-foot embankment on the resented by MIHon Stein. The Ladies' auxiliary of th* Fair bands, detachments from Fort Mon four United States industrialists Candidate Speaks In 1 come by smoke and was taken Candidate Sullivan, who fought control—that is, councils failure to 4>arison to rising costs of meat and of West Long Bunch. Mrs. Van- approve his applications to trans- and after marching through the 41 years. He was appointed to the son's Oceanic, Leonardo, High- •In the battle of Okinawa with the Vllet had parked her car in front Members of the Woman's Com- Brotherhood of Locomotive En< llrj.' commuter fares. "Railroads,' fer. Mr. O'Connor asked that munity club of Eatontown will main streets, will end at the athle- lands, Oceanport, Union Beach, Marines, is a resident of East sail he, "always have been and un- of Shrewsbury grammar school en tic Held where an address will be gineers in 1935, Metawan, Freneau, Matawan town- Brunswick township, Middlesex council again have the right to holt* a card party and fashion show der the present system continues routo to • borough council meet- vote on the measure. This request Tuesday night at St. Dorothea's given by Rep. James C, Auchin- Mr. Harkins Is the brother of ship Port Monmouth, Sea Bright, county. He Is chairman of the to be quasi-public institutions. As in;; when Mr. Green's car went out ClO»v, Mrs. Thomas H. Salmon of State Haslet, Elberon, North Centerville, East Brunswick township commit- was granted. church hall, flatontewn. Proceads a public utility," he continued, of control, skidding Into her auto- will be used to defray expens" Thursday has been designated as Highway 35, Keyport, and Michael Fair Haven, Headden's Corner and tee and a member of the township "they are an integral part of the mobile. Chief Herden and Coun- Last night, It was shown In tes- school day. All teachers will nave Harkins of Port Monmouth. West Keansburg. board of health. cilman Edwin O. Lomenon, who timony, sale of the Ocean Drive connected with the parade and town's development or decay." Operating company to Mr. and danct the club is sponsoring (or Freedom train literature which will Ueut. Louis Becker of the HR said that public hearings ar* were at the scene, investigated. be read to the school children. The "Freedom Train" Keansburg First aid squad report- The chief again attributed the ac- Mrs. Charles, owners of Charles tha young people of Eatontown Boat Club Auxiliary mojt effective when both sides are Manor, by Mr. O'Connor, had been Saturday nignt, October 30. . pilgrimage Friday is under the di- el that ambulances present includ- brought out forcibly and that the cident to a slippery spot in the rection of Mrs. Lester McKnight, Religious Service ed East Keansburg, West Keans- Plant Fall Card Party road. hinged upon the factor that the li- Mrs. Albert Thomas and Mrs. assisted by Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin burg, Matawan, Union Beach, Key- present system is "healthy." If it cense applied for would be granted. Cliflord N. Cadman are chairmen A community religious service In Members of the senior auxiliary is "this type argument that will Shrewsbury has for several and Mrs. James P. Clarke. It will honor of the Freedom Train will be port, Fair View, Red Bank, Sea months been waging an Intensive If the license were refused, It was of the fashion show to be given by berfin at Christ church, Shrewsbury, Bright, Elberon and Manasquan. of the Monmouth Boat dub will help preserve the community," hs •aid in a written agreemen, the Town and Country shop, Red Bank. held Sunday, October 17, at 8 p. hold a card party Wednesday night, said, "I'm for it." campaign to force the highway de- anl end at the Monmouth Hltstori- m. in the Red Bank Methodist Firemen left the scene at 11 partment to repair the road. The operating company sale would be Mri. Joseph Malone, card party Octcber 20, at the club house. Pro- Admonishing Mr. Wyckoff, the canceled. chaiiman, is aided by Mrs. Robert cal society home at Freehold, church. The Freedom Train will be o'clock. A crew stayed throughout speaker said, "we cant gracefully state used the atretch for an ex- Church day will be observed Sun- In Red Bank Tuesday, October 19. the night. ceeds will be used for a party to be Hanlon, Mrs. Anthony Piccola, given for the young people ot the say we'll wash our hands of it. 1*. perimental resurfacing job two Attention of council was drawn Mrs. Clarence Mceks, Mrs. Leon- day, when clergymen are expected There will be a distinguished is our duty to find these witnesses, yean ago. Since then, It has fre- to the manner in which the appeals to deliver sermons on freedom. BABY CLINIC CHANGED club and their guests at Christmas ard M. Compton, Mrs. Jan Bskktr guest preacher at this special ser- time. it such witnesses are available." He quently proved dangerous to mo- by Mr. O'Connor had been rejected. and Misses Rose Mazu, JXcMnor William Fluhr has arranged a vice and' combined choirs of the urged newspapers to give proml- torists during and following rains, First, June 8, council voted dowrt series of speakers who will deliver There will be no baby clinic at Mrs. Leroy Quackenbush and Winning and Florence Tfacina*. churches of the community, will River street school Tuesday, Octo- Mra. Morgan H. Rehrig are chair- nencn to the fact that Red Bank the resulting alippcry condition be- application to transfer to the partly talks throughout the county. The provide patriotic music under the want) commuters who fit the des- ing held responsible by Chief Her- burned-out store building owned by speakers arc all outstanding coun- t>er 12 because of the holiday. The men, twisted by Mn. Howard L. MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY direction of Roger Reitberg, or- clinic, sponsored by the Red Bank Ur.gerer, Mrs. V/alter McCoach, criptions outlined by Mayor Wilson. den for numerous accidents. The Councilman Solomon J. Neimark, ty citizens. Tony Hunting an- ganist-director of the Methodist The Four Sons of Harmony Iron Public Health Nursing association, M-.i. B. C. Dickerson, Mrs. Charles Mr. Bowers said, "I can be (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) nounced that starting Tuesday d 12- church. • will be held Tuesday, October 26. the Emanuel Church of Christ, minutf documentary aim will be Carroll, Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith, quoted as saying I want no tuch Newark, will make their third ap- shown in theaters. Local stores will 3-., Mrs. O. E. Davis, Mrs. David thli.K in the papers." pearance in a musical program be decorated and the retail stores Hodgens, Mrs. Thomas Morrison, Councilman Harry Malchow said, Sunday at 3 p. m. in Refuge Church committee, headed by James Hum- Mrs. Frank L. Dix and Mlsa Mar- "I'll take care of it." He said, "111 Ministers Leaving Churches of Christ on Willow street, R«d phreys, has outlined a six-point Put Valuable Prizes On Display garet H. Thompson. appear at the hearings as a witness Bank. The quartet will be accom- program to be followed by mer- The final meeting of th* senior for the council," panied by the Newark church chants. auxiliary was held Tuesday at the For Halloween Carnival Here clubhouse. Mrs. Chester Apy, pres- In Three Adjoining Villages choir. Edward Conway, treasurer of the ident, named Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Grand Jury Clerk committee, reported that $l,23o of Plans progressed for Red Bunk's Mclaughlin and Robert Bursley, The pulpita of three Baptist ani activity especially among the Phil S**nwn of Ashsry Psrk . thd f'cOOQ quota has been pledged Johr Pohl and Mrs. George Nor- churches in the neighboring vil- young people, He inaugurated the who !• innkinw suits, topcoats, slack* monster Halloween carnival this program; Edward Macklin, prizes; co.n to select a slate of officers for Escapes Injury nnd sport coats to me&aure, invites th* or received. week when a variety of prises went Police Chief Harry T. VanNote lages of New Monmouth, Middle- troop school two summers ago •lection at the opening meeting in A car driven by Charles Millar town and Leonardo are being va- which was attended for the two- people of Ked Bunk nnd vicinity to tn Mayor English has Issued a pro- on display in the window ot Sny- ana David Russell, judges; Thom- May. our Fall 1943 samples. 300 woolen! clamation urging all to take part der's clothing store. Windows were as Boynton, publicity; Ray Taylor, of Lewis street, Eatontown, clerk cattd this month. week period last season by 312. He from the driest mills in Ameries to se- of the county grand jury, and a lect horn. Includes • vtrlety of shark- in tilt ceremonies. alKu assigned to art pupils taking Irving Krakowitch and Cecil R, VmUaa MM*.- Rev. William D. Powell, pastor organized the church softbail skin, woritcds, and cabardinii. Suit* pan in the window-painting con- MacCloud, finance; Mrs. Mortimer W* lot?* your «l*anln( problem, The truck driven by Ernest Starling of of tbe New Monmouth church league- In which his church team nnd overcoats for men and wom«n la In Appreciation. test. VanSauter, Mrs. Leonard Marthens beat paint tad special finish at* used on Platka, Fla., collided yesterday af- three and a half years, has ten- won the championship this season 75 models, 150 to 180. Authorised desi- our blind!, enclosed box, all hardware er tor the National Tailoring Conpan* Til* Fito Chief of the Keamburs Fire Highlighting the prise display Is and Mrs. Jacob Blom, serving; Invisible smooth lelf-sdiustabl* tilt. ternoon on the Colt's Neck-Free- dered his resignation, effective at and laat year. The minister has al- Department, tukos thin meant of thank- hold *road, Atlantic township, it and Andovtr clothes. Chlcajo. Builneia a Columbia deluxe bicycle which James Humphreys, Identification Guaranteed Ions lasting wear. Glob* the end of October. He has ac- so been active In the Monmouth hours 12 to 9 P. M. 510 Summ«rr!«ld ing all tht Fire companys, First Aid stamp; William Bradley, sound ef- Awnlns and Shad* Co., 117 Walt Front was reported by state police c'. cepted a call to the United Baptist Baptist association and the New •quadi and to thoie who ierved coffee will be awarded with two $25 sav- street. Red Bank. Fhon* I-I889.—Ad- Shrewsbury barracks. avenue, Aibury Park. -Phone 2-0JU-R. to the firemen while at work. Without ings bonds to the boy or girl in fects, and Daniel Dorn, Jr., movies. v*ctllem*nt. church at Caribou, Me., where he Jersey Baptist Convention. —Advertisement. jrour help, Keansburg would have Dif- the most unusual costume in the The parade call has been issued Police said the accident occurred will take up his new duties Novem- Re>. Mr. Powell will succeed at fered a more accious fire ion. Again parade Saturday night, October SO. for 8:30 o'clock Saturday evening Ueael Train Servie* Statlen. when the truck made a sudden ber 7. th-3 church in Maine, Rev. John Saermaa'e Ha* Us*l«l OUU •' thank you, at the public parking lot between Again In operation., Brim In your left turn as the car was passing for th* home. Shower or wedding. t*> i LAYTON A. WEBSTER. Although a boy's bicycle is on dis- Tipples now and avoid tb* traffic jam Rev. William Hiarn, who has MacGoiman, who has accepted a ase'et our attract!** selection la »r*4« Fire Chief. White and Front streets. It Is it. The truck driver was fined $10 tlcal and useful gifts. All gifts wrs»f»i play, a girl's bicycle will be sup- later. Fair prices for espert work at 1 served the Mlddletown church call to Calvary Baptist church In —Advertisement. plied if tht winner happens to be planned to start the parade Lionel headquarters. ' The Wright Store th * morning by Frank McCue, since January of laat year, has giv- WiUinmsport, Pa. The church tn at your requait free of charge. Till set* a girl, promptly at 7 o'clock, ot Red Bank, Inc., SO Monmouth itreet, Atlantic township recorder, for en ur. his paatorate and left Tues- Caribou has a membership if 700 vie* I* tours (or the asking, last t** Sherman'* Lay Away Plan. Red Bank.—Advertlaimtnt. falling to give proper hand signals. member Sherman's for gift* fOI we Un our lay away plan to get tht Contributions toward the financ- day for his home, Weaverville, N. and a Sunday-school enrollment of home. Sherman's, 41 Broad street.—*•> , thins;* you want later. A amall depoiit Window Saadss. Wash**- ITS Times. There were no injuries. C. Although he hai been called to about 450. The Sunday evening vertlsement. ' and weekly payment will hold merchan- ing of the event a.e being reported Wt manufacture shsdes an premise!. Com* In and at* this wonderful all dise until needed. Buy now for Christ regularly. The latest include f 100 Side-hemmed, all slses, all trades at nylon slip. Taut waihlngs are equal to a church In home state he has not sermons are broadcast regularly O* V*u Have a Curtain Husslatr ' Veastlan Blinds. yet decided whether he will con- over station WAMC at Presqut problem? We are specialist* In **)!«• ma*, Sherman's, 46 Broad street.- -Ad- checks from the Lions and Rotary moderate prices. Washable shades our four rear* of actual wear. Four gor« Custom-made to your Individual order. vcrtlsemcnt. speciality. We also reverse your old style, tailored, whit* and flesh color. tinue In church pastoral work or Isb, a town about 16 miles from Ins your eurtaln and draper/ hentlnf clubn and The Red Bank Register, shsdes. Globe Awnlnf and Stud* Co,, Sites 12 to 44. Conn In short, midlum We ar* fully qunlllicd to assist jou in problems. Th* right rod and titute, selecting th* color* best for your boms. rejoin the U. 3. Navy, In which h« Caribou, which la located at the Pols or comics. Consult us. Call ttel Bank Itsck Wanted A $26 bond has been received from 117 Welt Front itreet, Red Bank. Phone and Ions lengths. On ill* 14.»8. Buy the Klwanls club. Donations are 1-1)19,—Ad vertliement, now for Christmas gifts. Sherman'i, 45 Enclosed metal head box, Vlexalum served as a chaplain in the last, northern tip of Maine with a pop- Bank 6-2!««. Srnrmm's, 45 Bros*! Willing to purchase up to 1,000 Broad street, Red Bank.—Advertisement aluminum slat* In 11 colors. Duplex itreet. Red Bank.—Advirtisetmnt. : shares or any part of 2,000 shares of still being solicited. matching tans and cordi. Call Reil war, ulation of approximately 8,000. stock of Second Natlonnl Dank of Red fall Rug* IT.M. Many merchants are donating Floor covering «9 cents a iquare Sherman'* Make Bank «-2«4«. Sherman's, 45 Broad Th* resignation of Rev, Ellwood Rev. Mr. Powell accepted an In- HilUwesn Suite. Dunk, John Wcrraert. Telephone Atlan- atrtet, Red Bank.—Advertlssment. Come and set yours now. Lift* I*. tic Highlands 1-0003—Ailvcrtliement. prizes daily. They Include regula- rard, wall covering at law prices, In- heatproof table pads, washabl* l*ather* E. Wolf as pastor of the Leonardo vitation to preach at the Caribou tion footballs, tennis rackets, foun- Inld linoleum >2,30 « squnre yard, cocoa ette covering with soft felt back, Can church to accept a call to the low- church during his recent vacation lection on hand, party favors, maaki door mnts 11.69, rubber tin) mitts 08 be used either side. Protect your table. Gull Oil Corporation er Dublin Baptist church In Phil- and soon thereafter received a call Don't . Mr, Powell, succeeded Rev. daughters, one a six-weeks-old in- Anthony AccariU's barber ihop will thelt arrangement work include Form, Your favorite style us you like Cumpbcll's Junction and Lconarilvlllii cents. lirliiir. yum- rollers, ShmlcH put Samuel Johnson at New Monmouth fant, were born during his present Hoio Tuesday, Columbui day, at noon. Vtin'l icrnteh your toe. Use VungU ft. At Sllermnn's. 4/i Brond street, Red fond,—Advertisement, on whits you wait, National & «ft 10. It will be open nil slay Wednesday.— Foc, All drUKitlats.—Advertisement, Loioy Doncy and Vernon Dey, par- llnnk.—Advertisement. l'rown'i,—Advertisement, and during his pnstorate the churuli pastorate, and the flrst child ar- Advertisement, ade; Deputy Police Chief Prank Palntere Want**). has grown in membership and at- rived while he was serving the Chrysler, Plymouth, International Rduther, window painting; Joseph Chrysler, Plymouth, International Apply 1, J. Travis, IIS l.erny Tlace, ChryiUr, Plymouth, Intsrnittlona! tendance. The young minister Tabernacle Baptist church, Cam- Turk.j. dlnnts' II,SO, October H.i.i Salts anil servlct, Maurice Schwnru, Sales and service, Usuries Schwarts, Red Bsnk. Phone (-023I.—Advcrtlii- Sale* and service. Maurlcs Schwarls. M., Little Silver Methodist Hall,—Ad- Phone Red Bank 1.0787.—Advertisement, Holiday, refreshments; Raymond Phont Bid Bank I-07I7.—Advtrtliautst, mtnt. Phone Rtd Bank 1-0717,—AdftrtlllBtati greatly increased church interest den. vertisement, Fun Two RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 1, 1948 Warren Scores Council Upsets Harvest Moon Table Ordinance Hebrew Society PTA Members Review Personals At Shrewsbury Needs Of Children Russel Tetley John V. Crowell, local attorney License Appeal and borough recorder, returnee (Continued From Page 1) The individual needs of children Communism In (Continued From Page 1) Square Dance Plans Benefit from the parents' and teachers' Gets 30-Year Pin last Thursday from a week's vaca- at 1148 East Ocean avenue. The ments expected from many 'n the viewpoint were discussed at a< tion, part of which was spent visit* reason carrying the apparent Party October 16 room. Annual Monte Carlo meeting of Little Silver Parent- ing relatives at Washington, Pa. Trenton Talk weight then was that the Neimark Teacher association Tuesday at By Boy Scouts : Robert Wohlforth of PInckney store was not suitable for occu- Among lawyers on hand were road was best man at the mar- To Benefit Library .Theodore D. Parsons, John M Night November 16 the school. Mrs. Olaf Ravndal riage of Miss Claire Louise Grov«r, Americans Can Not pancy, although competition also Pilisbury, Edward W. Wise, 8r., speke for the parents, and Charles was mentioned. Then, June 18, Ed Durlacher, essisted by "The River Plaza Man daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John and Thimas C. Madigan. Mr. Pills- The annual Monte Carlo of the A. Thompson, school principal, for Beekman Graver of Princeton, aad Take Middle Road, council denied Mr. O'Connor the Top Hands" of radio and record bury pointed out that new state Ladies' Hebrew society will be held th? teachers. autherity to move to 1130 Ocean fame, will be the taller at the an- Active In Scouting Harold Richard Parsels, son of Mr, law requires the first public hear- Tuesday night, November 16, a', the Mrs. Edwin R. Burdge, Mrs. John and Mrs. Richard Parsels of Duse- Says Candidate avenue—because of competition. nual Harvest Moon square dance ing to be held by the planning Jewish Community Center, River- Eggenberger, Mrs. i£ B. Levin and at Rumson nigh school Saturday Work Since 1918 din, Fla., Saturday at the home tf It was recalled last night that at botircl, then a public bearing by the side avenue. Mrs. David Fischer, Mr.s. Denman Smith last week vls- tJi3 bride's parents. Trtnton, N. J., Oct. 7—(AP)— night, October l«, for the benefit council. He said the borough "was Mrs. Benjamin Greenwald, Mrs. a Newark hearing in mid-July, 1 itr.d the Essex County' Vocational Russel L. Tetley of River Plaza Gov. Earl Warren of California Councilman Nelson told officials of of Rumson library. W. Elmer placing the cart before the horse Maurice Stalberg, Mrs. Lester and Technical high schol in tbe received a 30-year service pin and Brian H. Fitxpatrick of South made a brief ctop here Friday and Ether, dance chairman, reports and that the meeting represented Glenn, Mrs. Jack Winters, Mrs. interest of the P.T.A. project for stree; has been promoted to the the ABC he would have voted for that this year's event shows prom- certificate for his activities with rank of corporal at Fort Clayton, denounrcd communism before a transfer had Mr. O'Connor jought a duplication of hearings. He asked Irving Brenner and Mrs. Abraham the establishment of a vocational Boy Scouts at the recent banquet crowd of 2,000 that had gathered ise of being the best yet, ' that the proper legal procedure be Zager are chairmen, school in this county. Car.nl Zone, where he il servtas; to go Into Charles manor. He rea- of the Monmouth County Council with a Signal Service unit. in front of the capitol building to soned this was a hotel and different The schol gym will be decorated followed. Plans for this and other society A $10 contribution was sent to at Aebury Park. The presentation hear him speak. from the types of taverns of which to represent a ba.nyard by Mr.and Mayor Beadleston, in answer to activities were arranged at a meet- the Freedom train committee. was made by William F. Mattlson, Mr. and Mrs. William Heflner of Urging the election of Robert C. there are nine In mid-town Sea Mrs. John Patey, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Pilisbury, said that council ing Tuesday at the Community Members of (he eighth grade won chairman of the Asbury Park dis Wallace street are parents of 4 Hendricksun, Republican cundiuiite Andr«v.- Patty, Wilbur Chapman, realized the new state law was as center. Tbe first Friday evening ihu attendance award. son. born Saturday at Monmouth Bright. So, in accordance with his Raymond Caldwell and Howard triot. Memorial hospital. for U. S. Senator from New Jersey. ABC statement, he did vote for the described by the lawyer, who is as- service, sponsored by the society, Mr. Tetley has been affiliated Warren said a G.O.P. victory would Tilton. Howard Marsh of stage sistant county prosecutor and who will be October 29. Rabbi Max Kenneth H. McQueen of Harris license to go into Charles Manor. and radio fame w(ll arrange enter- with troop 23 of Red.Bank, con- result in a United party and a represented Martin Marx. The may- Eichorn, a former member of the tinuously since 1918. He has worked Park, president of the Merchants un:lcd administration." Councilman Perrine, voting "no," tainment. More than 30 prises will or assured him the ordinance would Army Chaplain's corps, and now Truu company of Broad street, has said he was doing so, not because be awarded. Elect Howard hU way through the ranks, having The republican vice-presidential not be voted upon, but he thought Maid director of the Division of Re- ser/ed as librarian, quartermaster, returned to his desk after a week's nominee stopped here en route his ideas had changed, but becauce Others assisting are Mayor Ed- public discussion would be helpful ligious Activities in America; will motor trip, accompanied by Mrs. ABC had supported the original speak. Hostesses will be Mrs. Max scribe, treasurer, assistant patrol McQueen, through New York State. frjru New- York to Philadelphia, ward Wilson, Van R. Halaey, to the planning board and to the Kiwanis Head leader, patrol leader, senior patrol where be continued his JO-statc claim by those who had voted George B. Cortelyou, Jr., James H. council. The reason exact procedure Cohn, Mrs. Morris Nelson and Mrs. While away they visited Mrs. Me* against him—that there were too Powell, Frank Weinhelmer and Victor Siegel. leader, assistant scoutmaster, troop Queen's brother and sister-in-law, tan.paign tour. W not followed, the mayor ex- Lincroft Club Gives committeeman, district commis- More than 10,000 person! lined many bars in the central section Mrs. John Leonard, officers and plained, was that the planning Mrs. Siegel, board of education M:-. and Mrs. Edward King Of SHU- of the borough. "If competition trustees of the library association; sioner, secretary of the court of gersvllle, near Albany, New York. the ir,ilc-long route from the Tren- board presented the ordinance to chairman, said that there are 73 $50 To Fiecdom Train honor, member-evt-large of the coun- ton tailroad station to the state was a factor to be considered then, Rev. George A. Jflobertshaw, Rev. thd council August 1 and that the children registered for Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Conover cil and is now a member of tho and daughter, Miss Lois Conover, housL, giving Warren one of the it remains *o now." He called at- W. Calvin Colby, Rev. Winfleld new state law was not effective school, and 20 for Hebrew school. James Howard was elected pres- wain-.est receptions he ha* yet re- tention to testimony that Charles West, Mrs. Paul Jahnes, Mrs. Wil- until September 9. The annual membership meeting camping and activities committee left Tuesday for St. Petersburg, Manor's front door Is only 25 feet liam Boyce, Roy E. Cotton, New- ident of the Lincroft-Holmdel Ki- of the Monmouth council. Shortly Fla., where they will again spend ceived. Ac hie car approached Rider Mr. Parsons, who said he rep- will be Tuesday, November 2. wanis club last Thursday night at college, hundred! of students from the door of the bar operated coir.be C, Baker, William Hoap, Mrs. Reuben Abramowltz, wife afte.' receivlns his tenderfoot budge the winter aboard their yacht, The Ellcworth Soden and Charles resented about 20 property owners, Lincroft inn. He succeeds Henry he took an active part in the Boy Pythagoras. swarmed Into his path and held up by Mr. Oslecky. joined with Mr. Pilisbury in stating of Lieut. Col. Abramowitz of Fort C. Handleman, the motorcade. Councilman Pearson said, "I BrlggB, sponsors; Mr. and Mrs. W. Monmouth, who has recently re- Scou*. participation of selling World B. Leonard, 3d, Mrs. Joseph Clan- tha: the hearing was a duplication Other officers elected were Rich- War I bonds, and secured the larg- Mr. and Mrs. Frederic K. Adams Warren told the itudenU, "So agree completely with Mr. Per- of effort. He said his arguments turned from Germany where she ard Hammond, vice president ind of Hudson avenue ara enjoying a rine.' cy, Mrs. J. E. W. Kuper and Mrs. has been living for the past two est single subscription in the drive long as the youth of America Grace McGirr and daughters, re- would not be made except "to the Harry N. Sprung, treasurer. Harry by sny scout under the local coun- vacation at Northfleld inn, North- thous such an interest in govern- Arguing in favor of Mr. Axelsen bt>Jy to which they must be made." years, spoke to the group on life Pitcher of Holmdel was elected field, Mass. freshments. there. cil. ment we won't have to worry about and Mr. Ose'icky, Mr. Stein told His clients, he said, had written secretary Saturday at an executive The Eagle badge, the first earned Mrs, Louise G. Carlbon of Rum- ou.' democracy." council it was his opinion that It Mrs. Edgar vonGehren, publicity; their arguments and would give meeting. Elected as directors for son, who for the past 23 years has During an earlier stop at the New had no right to grant or vote up- Mrs. Addison J. Howland, Mrs. thi.cn to the borough clerk for one year were Joseph Mendres, by ft scoutmaster, under the Mon- been personal secretary to Thome* ErwiMricJi railroad station, the on the license application because, Whitney K. Munson and Albert A. transmission to the planning Laurence L. Buck, Henry Cross mouth-Ocean council, was pre- Irving Brown, editor and publisher California governor told an audi- he said, It was Improperly adver- Ken, Jr., special awards; Mrs. board.. Boyce Honored and Daniel Ely. while David Timi- sented to Mr. Tetley by former of The Red Banir Register, has re- ence of 1,000 that "unless we pre- tised and entered. However, Bor- Jahnes, Joseph Healey, Alfred daiskl, Thomas E. Kraan, George Gov. Morgan F. Larsen. The Scout- signed her position. Mrs. Winifred Helflicker and Joseph J. Clancy, Mi. Wise said he represented master's Key, the highest award of vail against communism this worlj ough Attorney A. Henry Giordano owrcrs of the property where Sing- S. Boyle and Anthony Fiasconaro I. Pastine of Bingham avenue, wii| never be a free world for free tickets; Mr. and Mrs. Bayard J; were elected directors for two the National council to a scouttnas- Rumson, succeeds Mrs. Carlbon at ruled the application was in order. ing Wheels is now located and that By Yacht Club was presented to him by Gene Tun- men again." Mr. McCuc asked Mr. Axelscn Stout, Miss Joan Ferguson, Ste- years. Mr. Handleman was named The Register office. phen R. Halsey and Cheston Sim- he was offering their objection to a member of the executive com- ney, retired heavyweight champion. "The issue of communism against what his prime objection was to mons, Jr., junior hook committee, removing the business classifica- Hold Dinner Dance; Mr. Tetley was given the Silver Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldberg of frcj government is the greatest is- having the Charles's open a bar in tion. Mayor Beadleston assured mittee. Miami, Fla., are visiting friends SUJ in the world today," he mil. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mcln- Beaver award by the National their hotel. He got the dual an- toeh, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duryea, him there Was ho change in the Glasier Commodore The club has donated $50 to the council for noteworthy service of her« and staying at the Molly "We can't blow hot and cold on the swer that Mr. Axelscn did not think clarification of that property. At Freedom Train committee. Henry Pitcher hotel. Mr. Goldberg, for * communist situation. The only posi- Mr. and Mrs. William B. Grldlcy Shrewsbury River Yacht club exceptional charscter to boyhood. number of years, conducted his owa it would be "good for Sea Bright" find Mr. and Mrs, Munson, square thin tini.e the Mayor also said that Cross praised the work of the local Mr. Tetley has been active in lo- tlou we can take ii to be four- and that it would be "unfair com- sulllclent public opinion had reach- Saturday night honored Alfred P. 4-H club. Richard Hammond dis- business here. square against it." dance leaders. Boyce of Wilson place, Rumson, at cal and council-wide activities. He petition" to himself. Mr. Osieck ed him to indicate that in the re- cussed child education and said was in charge ot a scouting expedi- Mr. and Mrs. James Kaney ef H Ith Warren on hie tour of New said he had spent between 137,000 drafting of the ordinance. Broad Iti annual Commodore's dlnner- children should be taught in such Mechanic street and Mr. and Mrs. Jersey were_ Hendrlckeqn, Acting street's business zone would again danu in the clubhouse. a manner as to become good citi- tion in 1935 when a number of Samuel Curtis of Long Branca and $65,000 purchasing and reno- picked scouts ot the council, made Gov. John M. Summerlll, jr., for- vating his Sea Bright hotel and stretch south to Sycamore avenue. Fred Strnebel, vice commodore zens. have returned from a motor trip to mer Gov. Walter E. Edge, If. 8. Albert Acquitted elect,' was toastmaster. The club an automobile trip through New California, While there they visited bar and that another bar would Mr. Madigan's presentation gave Jersey, New York and Pennsylvan- Senator H. Alexander Smith, Na- seriously hurt his business." presented a two-suit traveling bag many points of interest in Califor- tional Coaimittceman Guy George thj mayor another chance* to take to the retiring commodore and an ia, visiting Boy Scout camps and nia and In the southwestern sec- Gakrielson, State Chairman Lloyd Mr*. Charles testified that It had Of Carnal Charge a crack at what he called an "un- orchid to Mrs. Boyce. Crawford's poli.ts of Interest in the three tion of the country. been only with extreme hardship fortunate" incident in connection orchestra furnished music for the Police Find DtateK. He headed the delegation of B. Marsh and Mrs. Reeve Schley Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Eysnnan Xaiional committeewoman. that she and her husband had been Assistant Prosecutor, with the ordinance. Mr. Madigan 85 members and guests attending. 70 scouts from the Monmouth- able to operate their hotel dining said he represented the Catholic of Ballock place, Riverside Heights, Vice Commodore Fred C. Glasier Suicide Victim Ocean council at the National Jam- arj parents of a daughter, born room this past summer. Guests, she Defense Counsel Clash dioccso of Trenton, which in turn of Springfield was elected to suc- boree at Washington, D. C, in 1937 *J,5J7,120.K Increase U School said, have had to have their own was appearing in behalf of the Sunday at Monmouth Memorial Budget Lawrence Albert, 22, of Gillesple ceed Commodore Boyce. He wilt when 27,000 scouts and scouters hospital. . liquor In order to have such re- of St. Joseph, Newark. This Westfield Man aper.'. ten days at the nation's capi- avenue, Fair Haven, yesterday at organization owns BO acres of land take office In January. Others Th» Men's club of tbe First Re- A >4,5477,120.62 increase in the freshments st their dinner tables, Freehold was acquitted by « jury elected, besides Mr. Stroebel, were Found At Sayreville tal. He acted as scoutmaster for siute education budget loomed to- and party alter party had to fce of v hat formerly was the Fahne- Whitney K. Munson, rear commo- the council represenatives at the formed church will resume game day after the first budget hearing lost to another restaurant because slttinc before Judge J. Edward stock estate of the east side of parties, the first to be held tomor- Knight of a charge of carnal abuse street. dore, Allan H, Hascall, treasurer; The body of John F. Haviland New York's World Fair Boy Scout of the year. Th« education depart- there was no bar. E. Joseph Scherer, secretary, and of Westfleld was found at 9 o'clock camp in 1839 and 1940. Last year row night at 8:15 o'clock. Prises ment., blaming higher coat*, re' of a 15-year-old Fair Haven girl. will be given and refreshments Mrs. Charles said that she and Edward W. Wise, Jr., was de- Mr. Madigan said the Sisters, a Arthur Schenk, Commodore Boyce last night by Keyport state police he had charge of a group that served. quoted a 1948-80 expropriation of her husband had been struggling hospital order of nunu, three yearj and Ferdinand Strauss, board of near a lonely load in Cheesequake camped at the Phllmont Scout *3M4S,9B0.7t». as compared with the fense counsel. In opening his case, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Yonks of New to develop for Sea Bright and Mr. Wise stated that Albert "comes ago had purchased the land at con- overnors. park, Sayreville borough, four ranch, the National Council camp frtsent budget of |tt,8M,M0.17. themselves a hotel worthy of pride. siderable cost because of Bishop miles north of Keyport. They list- York city were holiday visitors at from a line colored family." He Commodore-elect Glasier an- fo: senior scouts, at Clmarron, N. the home of Mrs. Edith M. Yonks At the hearing Monday, Assistant In order to take over the exten- charged that the girl Involved Is William A. Griffin's invitation to nounced the following appoint- ed tho cause of death as suicide. M. Coo.missioner of Education Charles sive renovations necessary in what come to his diocese in an area According to Detective Capt. N. of S3 Wallace street. "unmoral" and that she had "a ments: Gustave Paton, fleet cap- In addition to his connection Mrs. Frank Allen of Les 3«r- ' D. Anderson explained that addi- had been a portion of an old hotel crush" on Albert. where a hospital was needed. In tain; William L. Bally, Jr., mem- T. DeGaetano and Trooper John with the Boy Scout organization tional fundi were needed to meet building, her husband, Joe, had had outlining the plans, the lawyer said bership; John ,C. Herber, enter; Itcbmoney, Haviland was reported Mr. Tetley Is a member of the Bap- trudea apartment at 339 Bread apir&ling prices and ealariei. The trial was featured by clashes a *ix-story hospital similar in missing from Westfleld since Sep- street is laid up with an injured to work a* his own laborer, car- between the defense counsel and talrment, and Lieut. J. G. Frereti tist church of Red Bank, past mas- foot an the result ot a recent fall. The budget hike, Anderson laid, penter and plasterer. Only now structure to Fitkin hospital was house. tember 28. An alarm was sent ter of Mystic Brotherhood lodge, »u in line with recommendations George A. Gray, assistant county contemplated at a cost of about over state police v.ires Sunday. Stisx Helen Trimble, .daughter of has the place reached a point prosecutor. It began when Mr. Wise No. 21, Free »"«• Accepted Masons; Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble of 12 of the state school aid committee where eventual , completion is In a million dollars. Actual work on Near the body, in the back seat a 32d degree Mason of the Valley and Gov. Driscoll. The committee was questioning the brother of the the building, he said, has been held Caro court, is a resident student at sight, she laid, adding that the bsr girl. Concerning the brother's con- of- a car, was found a shotgun of Jersey City, a member of the suggested an increase for 1M9-S0 of up because of the high costs of frcm which one shell had been tha Spence school, New York city. would help pay for costs—and versation with the assistant prose- building and labor. Jury Disagrees Muonlc Order of the Bath, Past Merrill E. Richardson ot IS {U,0O(i,0O0, while the governor ad- make the manor attractive to more fired. A hole was in the chest of vocated a {9,500,000 boost. cuter, Mr. Wise asked: "Did he teli Grand Tall Cedar and present Leighton avenue, who was gradu- people. you any dates when you were in Declaring his stand to be "not tha body. The man was . fully scribe of Bay View Forest, No. 18, ated from Rutgers law school, will Other educators supporting indi- Late last summer, Mr. and Mrs. he office?" critical,' 'ho asked that considera- In McDonald Case clothed. Coroner Frank T. Kuzana Tall Cedars of Lebanon; a member bs awarded the bachelor of laws vidual item* on toe proposed bud- Charles, at a meeting of council, tion be fliven to lifting those re- of South Amboy reported there of Hiram chapter, No. L Royal get were Assistant Commissioner of "The fourteenth," replied the wit- w«s no sign of a struggle and la- degree at the fall graduation exer- said that if the board did not grant nest. strictions which, if left in the ordi- Trial Of Keansburg Arch Masons; a member of the cises to be held in the gymnasium. Education John A. McCarthy (or a liquor license, the manor might nance, would prohibit the hospi- beled the death a suicide. Legion of Honor and past master New Brunswick, next Saturday. Vocational education; Joseph Bus- "Did he tell you what to testify tal's construction, - ' The body was found after police tard, for division against discrimi- be forced to close down because to?" asked Mr. Wise. Man Lasted Two Days councilor of the Order of DeMolay, of its difficult financial position. Mayor Beadleston thanked Mr. saw the cor while touring the a member of the Mlddletown town- Thomas Cook of IK Broad nation; Charles Jochem, principal At this point, Mr. Oray objected, woode.d area of Cheesequake park Movement was started then, by adding "I think it reflects on me Madigan for his presentation snd A jury of nine women and three ship Exempt Firemen's association, street, a member of the plumbing of the school tor the deaf; and Dr. assured him that the ordinance's on a routine assignment. They Arm of Cook and Oakley, returned William R. Valentine, principal of Councilman Nelson, to draw up an and 1 resent that personally. I don't men were dismissed by Couaty chaplain of the Middletown town- redrafting would specifically per- recognised tho car as that of Havi- ship Fire department, active fire- homo Tuesday from Monmouth Me- the manual training school at Bor- amendment to the borough liquor coach my witnesses. I don't tell Judge J. Edward Knight at Free- land. The body was taken to South ordinance which would permit them what to say." mit the type building planned by hold Tuesday, after they failed to man and fireman chaplain and en- morial hospital where he was a sur- dentown. tho religious order. At this point, Amboy. Tho car was found 500 gical patient. hotels of SO rooms to be eligible Mr. Wise countered with "I am agree at tbe close of a two-day yards off highway 4 flnter of the River Plata hose Principal items in the appropria- for a new license. When that the mayor llred back at critics who, trial at which George McDonald company. Miss Phyllis Kaisin, daughter of tions, asked by Jochem and Valen- defending a client." he said, had attempted to make amendment was voted on In coun- Mr. Gray insisted that he would- was charged with keeping a dis- H& U a graduate of the. Red Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Katsln of tine were a (150,000 hospital for the "a religious issue" of what was but Bank high school and is employed Mcdison avenue, • returned this school for the deaf and a $70,000 cil, there were not enough votes to n't "have my personality and char- an oversight by the planning board. orderly house at the Rarltan hotel, carry it through. This amendment acter impugned. I don't practice Keansburg. Mrs. Ruth Malic tt, as senior storekeeper ait the South week for her sophomore year at central heating plant for the man- "Unfortunately," said the mayor, Fair Haven lions tho University of Miami at Coral '' ual training school. has not been relntrodueed. law that way. I ask this court to Matawan housewife and foreman Amboy plant of the Jersey Central bear witness that I don't. I demand "a great deal has been said in the of the Jury, said there was little Power and Light company. Gables, Fla. She is a member of The requested budget increases borough about thia being a religious Phi Sigma Sigma sorority at the werti for the following divisions: an apology." possibility that the jury would Hold Card Party university. Beadleston Raps Judge Knight Interrupted with issue.' He emphasized that the agree on a verdict. ' (tale aid to school districts, an in- zoning restrictions placed on the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kosmaa of crease of H,06»,74».«2; school fo. "Mr. Gray, this Is a question which The feature of the testimony Welfare Fund Miller, Magee may be asked every day In court." acreage involved were not purpose- came when McDonald told the Children's Show Newman Springs avenue have re- the deaf, up $207,385; manual train- ly done. "Some of the board mem- Benefits From Affair urned home from Saranae Lake, ing school, up $161,460; commis- (Continued Prom Page 1) Later In the case Mr. Wise called bers didn't even know the property court that no records of hotel New York, where they, attended sioner's office, up 139,003; academic highway and motor vehicle depart- Harry Morrlssey of Fair Haven as was owned by the Sisters," the guests were available, as the hotel one of a list of character witnesses register was lost for a considerable The welfare fund of Fair Haven Here Wednesday tho convention of the New York certificate fund, up (5,465; library ments last month were sent peti- mayor asserted. He also said that Lions club benefited from a card State Groceries' association of archieves and history, up |10,6M; tion* from Shrewsbury residents who testified to Albert's good repu- he had been advised that Bishop period after a fire In September, tation. Before Mr. Morrissey could party held recently at the Shrews- Nineteenth Year which Mr. Kosman ia the official state museum, up 142,646, and divi- urging relief from the condition. Grifjin was "very much upset that 1047. McDonald contended that bury River Yacht club and attend- photographer. sion against discrimination, up $30,- Council has received no reply. testify Mr. Gray informed the an issue was made and that the several state witnesses, who had For School Series 446. court "if they are called as reputa- testified Monday, were permitted to ed by 125. Mrs. James W. Parker, Sr., of In connection with the "Shrews- Sisters of St. Joseph had been made Dcnald D. Mills was in charge. Shrewsbury avenue, who has been tion witnesses I am quite willing a political football." occupy free rooms at the hotel The Better Entertainment com- bury Experiment,'' the mayor cited to stipulate they will so testify." Lieut. G. J. Freret, Lions president, confined to her home for several Supreme Court Bevokes Parole another case-of nighway depart- when they, told him they were out welcomed the guests and an- mittee of the Red Bank schools weeks, is greatly improved. iu First Decision 1 "I don't know that you, in be- J n the mayor's opening remarks, of funds. opens it season with the presenta- ment "thinking. Concerning the he pointed to a'few of the sections nounced that Lakehurst Naval Air Miss Doris Johnson of Harrison borough's request to place a traf- half of the state, should make any Two couples, already sentenced tion of the Warndell marionettes The New state Supreme court such stipulation, Mr. Gray," de- vvnich he believed required definite station would be open to visitors avenue has been spending two handed down its first opinion Mon- fic light above the highway at Pat- redrafting. One concerned ousi- on adultery charges; testlAed Wednesday, October 27. next Wednesday in the Mechanic weeks at tho Hotel Grosvenor in terson avenue to permit school clared Judge Knight. "The state's Monday that they lived there to- street school, auditorium. This ]» day, ordering a twice-paroled prison interest may be prejudiced if you new buildings which would be Awards were mado on the Co- New York city. While theie she inmate to complete his original sen- children's crossings, the mayor placed in a residential zone. The gether with McDonald's knowledge operative plan to Mrs. Thomas the 19th consecutive year the com- entertained Mies' Marjorle Doctor quoted highway officials as refus- should make suoh a stipulation. In and a man told the court he had mittee has planned an entertaining tence. view of the law, I think you should proposed law would prohibit furth- Hackett, Mrs, Donald D. Mills, Mrs. of Lawrence, Kan, The decision, counsel for the prl- ing tho request "without a suffl- er expansion of such non-conform- lived there with two women. Philip Leahy and Mrs. Leo Hen- and educational program for the cien; number of fatalities." haw the opportunity of cross ex- elementary school children. "Robin Mr. and Mrs. George Schults and "gor.er er.ld, will be appealed to the amining every witness who is pro- ing uses. This, the mayor promised, Defense Counsel Edward Juska nessey. Prizes included an eight- daughter, Sandra Lee, have re- U. E. Supreme court. Spencer Miller, Mghway commis- would definitely be changed. Also had as a witness Mayor William cup chromium percolator from Hood" will be presented by the turned to their home in South ductd to prove the reputation of marionettes on one of. the largest IiUntity cf the parolee, who has sioner, and Arthur W. Magee, mo- thj defendant." to be re-worded is a section involv- Turner, Jr. of Keansburg, who said Lieut, and Mrs. Freret; a General' America after a stay with Mrs. tv.-i years to nerve cm a six-io-ten tor vehicle commissioner, were ing residence requirements where under questioning, "As far as I Electric combination sandwich marionette stages ever built. Schultz's mother, Mrs. Charles year sentence, was withheld be- subjects of the mayor's ire. The The judge later stated that the tho lot size already existing does know, I haven't seen anything griU and waffle iron from Mr. and The remainder of the program Hanser of Beattic park. mayor said chat both theae state statei- interest "should be protected not meet -minimum requirements. wrong; with It (the hotel.)" Other Mrj. John G. Anderson; a ten-piece will include "The' Golden Goose" cause the Mate conceded ha has and it is your duty as an assistant Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clayton, Jr., shown excellent rehabilitation. Ji* officials Have repeatedly asked Irving Feist, chairman of the defense witnesses testified they cocktail set, Mr. and Mrs. William by the Salome Gaynor theater for and Mr. and Mrs. M. J, O'Hara of Shrewsbury's council to appoint a prosecutor to protect it. I don't feel L. Baily, Jr., and a four-combina- children at tbe Carlton theater on was convicted in Essex county of you have the right as assistant planning board, also addressed the knew of nothing wrong- with the Worlhley street spent Sunday at robbery and assault with intent to "safety committee." The mayor gathering. He said there waa.no hotel In connection with the tion bottle of imported liquors, The Monday, November 22; "Tropical tho Trenton fair. charged that the officials appar- prosecutor to stipulate in the fasn- Cellar, inc. kill. ion you wish." inttni. on anyone's part to "push charge. Birds and Flowering Trees of Trin- Louis Scotti of Shrewsbury ave- Freed last year by Mercer county ently are interested only in signing the ordinance through,' '"We tried," Special awards went to . Mrs. idad," a technicolor movie, at Me- nue spent last week at Mt. Kip Judge Charles P. HutchinBOu, the U Ht» tainment program in charge of pnst eight years',' ' . , paper will come out in a few weeks T* Jhe theft' and was sent to the Flynu, Gulunlown; Pvt, Fred W. will be among state Democratic Mm Marlon ? census was for fu- The lied Bank Heglitti U iui>|iorlis ing al U o'clock. A pre-natal clinic 60 conts from a Kenny box at the LoBlondo, chairman of tho county under the sponsonhip of the Homo $5 for careless driving and |5 tor ert W. Berkhofer, Brittle. Political Action committee. ture planning and to aid the board br local u well •• out-of-town builnru- will bu hold Wednesday afternoon falling to comply with a condi- Keyport fishery and »20 In change Economics croup of the grange. of education in it* plans. men. AdvartiHimnts apptftrlng reuu* of next week at 2 o'clock. from anothor Kenny box at Mar- Urljr tell the. st»r.—Aavertiiimml. tional driver's license, lon's restaurant. BKP BASH. RKfilMTKR, OCTOBER 7, 191*

leigh, Me. The couple we're mar- TODD—SMITH Middletown township high school ception followed at the Chateau, Hourihan of Cllffwood, September sister. Donald Miller, Keyport, was Wedding* Anl.ury Park. ried September S at the Limerick This marriage of Miss Marian and attended Mpnmouth Junior 26, in St. Joseph's church. Keyport. bnst man, and the ushers were OWENS—COOK Baptist church. college. She is employed with the The couple arc making their The double r.nst ceremony was George Magnenat and James Hour- Todci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 13. home at 65 Mt. Herman way, Ocean Miss Dorothy Patterson of Bel- Murray Todd of Holmdel, to Ken- Standards Agency at Fort Mon- performed by Rev. Raymond T. ihan. The couple will reside in At. the Ked' Bank Reformed ford, the bride's cousin, was solo- mouth. The bridegroom is attend- Grove. The bride was graduated Hurley. Keyport. church, Sunday, Miss Lois Lorraine neth R. Smith, Jr.,\on of Mr. and from New Brunswick high school, ists The couple are living in North Mi>. Kenneth R. Smith of Maple ing the Corps) Military Police Given in marriage by her broth- The bride is a graduate of Mat- Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shapltigh, school at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. He and is employed at Camp Evans, er, Albert F. DeLosky, the bride Fred Owens of Llncroft, and Har- avenue, took place Saturday at the Belmar. Mr. O.inccy attended awan high school and is employed chape! of the University of Virgin- attended Boston college, and served Wore a white satin wedding gown. by the Prudential Insurance com- old Leroy Cook, son of Mr. and W1LHELM-JOHNSON in Europe for 32 months with the Holy Spirit school and Asbury ailnger-tip veil of Illusion fastened Mrs. Edward Cook, Sr,, of Long ia, where the bridegroom is attend- Park high school. He served with pany, Newark. The bridegroom Miss Doris Wilbelm and Charles in; school. 79th Infantry. to a tiara of orange blossoms. She* served four and one-half years in Branch, were married by the pas- Johnson were married Saturday the Air corps for four* veara in carried a bouquet, of white roses the Marine Corps, including ser- tor, Rev. John Gebhard. Palms and afternoon at Keannburg Methodist ASENDORF—KNOTT. Africa and Italy. and baby's breath. vice in the Pacific theater. He Is white fall flowers decorated the church by Rev. D. Roe Haney. The church. At St. George's Episcopal church, Miss Rose Mary DoLoskcy, Mat- employed by the duPont company, bride is a daugnter of Mr. and BIRNS—MALLOY awan, was maid of honor for her Parlln. Th<- bride's eleven-year-old cousin, Mrs. R. L. Wilhalm of Keansburg, Rutneon, Miss Lois Catherine As- At St. Joseph's church, Maple- Qai] Perry, was organist, and Miss and the bridegroom's parents are endorf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 wood, Saturday, Miss Elizabeth Myrtle Applegate sang "Because" Mi , and Mrs. Charles F. Johnson Hermann Acendorf of River road, Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, and "1 Love You Truly." A recep- of West Keansburg. Fair Haven, became the bride of Christian Burns of Leonardo, be- tion for 100 guests followed at Frank Grenger was soloist, and John Sutphen Knott, con c" the came the bride jf Eugene Edward Occur.port inn/ Mrs. Raymond Stryker, organist, late Mrs. E. Akin Starks of Red Malloy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen DOROTHY TOLAND White fall flowers decorated the Bank, and the late Lecia Atwood Mr.lloy of Newark. The ceremony church. A reception for 100 guests Knott of 'Louisville, Ky. The cere- we performed by Rev. George followed at the Molly Pitcher hotel mony took place Saturday and was Burke, chaplain of St. Mary's hos- CLASH OK I'lUYATE Mr. Wilhelm tcave his daughter performed by the rector, Rev. pital School of Nursing, Orange. A l in marriage, and she was attired George A. RoberUhaw. George N. reception was held at Maplc,wood T.\l ... TOK Something in ii cream satin fc«wn, mudo with Wilson was organist. inn. AC ROIl ATI V More an ecru lace collar ending in Mr. Asendorf gave his daughter Mrs. William Werner, sister of points at the back.' The gown had In marriage, Her-white satin gown the bridegroom and former class- IXTKKl'lttiTATlVU Than Just long sleeves and a full long skirt was made with a square neckline. mate of the bride at' St. Mary's a Bottle of made with inserts of ecru lace. Her Her veil wai of old heirloom lace, hoipVal School of Nursing, was illusion veil was fastened to a full length, and was fastened to a matron of honor. MIBS Dolores HALLUT ...MODERN Milk tiaru of orange blossoms and she tiara type cap. She carried sprays Obrcmeki, another classmate, and carried a Bible with a marker of of Eucharist lilies and bouvardia. Miss Jeanne Hennessey were SOCIAL UAXCIXG white orchids. Mrs. Harrlion W. Conrad of New bridesmaids, and Misses Joan Anne Puritan Mrs. Raymond F. Hechler of Tork city, the bride's sister, was Burns and Ccclia Lnwlor, nieces of Children from three up MILK CO. Carteret was matron of honor for matron of honor. Her costume was tho bride, were junior bridesmaids. h.3? sister. Her dress of peacock duety rose faille, and her bouquet Dorothy Burns, another niece, was Red Bank 6-0686 bhi's faille was made with a Peter matching Fuji chrysanthemums. flower girl, DANCE STUDIO Pan collar, a light bodice which Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith, Jr. The best man was Walter E. John McAllister wns best man. formed a full skirt and a bustle Jones of Fair Haven, the bride- Mr. Werner, brother-in-law of thei RE-6-O57O.J 201 K. Bergen PI. back. She carried yellow chrysan- Mrs Scott McGiacken of Chailot- groom's brother-in-law. Ushers bridegroom, and Edward MahafTcy themums, and had a coronet of upliercd. tho same flower in her hair. tesviile, Va., and Frank Saibm-t of were George C. Castleman of River Uttli. Silver, were the attendants. Plaza; Mr. Conrad and William H. The couple arc in Canada and Miss Alice Crear of Keansburg, A reception was held at the Monti- McMaster, Jr., of New Tork city, upon their return will reside at win was the other bridal attend- cello hotel, Charlottcsvlllc. and Philip A. Wadsworth of New Leonardo. Mrs. Malloy was grad- ant, wore a dreas like the honor uated from Weequahic high school attendant's only in gold and car- The bride was graduated from Haven, Conn. Red Bank high school and from A small reception followed at the belore entering the school of nurs- Mrs Harold L, Cook ried rust chrysanthemums, Jayne ing The oridogroom attended Wilkinson of Keansburg, who was Gettysburg college, The bride- home of the bride's parents. The WoL'tslde high school and served groom, who served in the Arm> bride's mother was dressed in a The bride was given In marriage the flower girl, wore the same fo)' more than three years in the style dress in pink, and she car- during the war, was graduated wine colored crepe ensemble, with Navy. by her father, and was attended from Red Bank high school and is matching'ostrich-feathered hat. by Mrs. Edward Cook, Jr., of .Long riei a nosegay of pink and white chrysanthemums. coirpleting his studies at the uni- The couple are on a trip to the fiPAVKN-MENDKNBACH Branch, as matron of honor. Miss versity The couple will live in Southern states and will make their Georganna Bruntz, Leonardo, and Charles Matthews of Keansburg MIBH Caroline Emily Spaven of en best man. Mr. Hechler and Chariottesville, Va. home in the Terrace apartments Mis. George Richdale, phalan. were on Spring street, Red Bank. E>s* KeanBburg and Charles Men- bridesmaids, and Donna Lee Perry, Edward Waeklnaon of Keansburg KKLLY-MORRI3ROE. dcnbnch of Port Monmouth were the bride's cousin, was flower girl. wcr* ushers. The bride was graduated from Miss Dorothy Kelly, daughter of Couchcr college. She Is also a-sis- married Sunday, September 26, by The bride's white satin gown was The bride's mother was dressed R)v. William D. Powell, pastor of made with an illusion neckline. The In a dark green crepe costume Mr. and Mi£. William J. Kelly of ter of Mrs. Richard A. Farlow of New;Monmouth, was married Sat- Boston, New Monmouth Baptist church, a'. dress hud long sleeves and a bustle with matching hit and' a corsage th° home of the bridegroom's par- . back which ended in a train. The of yellow roses. The bridegroom's urday to Lieut. William John Mor- The bridegroom, a Yale gradu- mother wore sapphire blue, with risroe, Eon of Joseph Morrisroe of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Men- bridi- wore a satin crown to wlilcn ate, Is employed by the Guaranty dsnbnch of Port Monmouth. wn attached a fingertip length il- matching hat, and accessories and Brookline, Mass., and the lato Mrs. Trust company, New York city. His a corsage of brandywirtx roses. Morrisroc, at St. Mary's church, The bride was given in marriage luslc n veil, and she carried a ahow sister i.s Mrs. Walter E. Jones ot by her brother, Harry Spaven of er bouquet of white roses. The couple are in Florida and New Monmouth. The ceremony Fair Haven, and his grandmother and nuptial mass were performed* East Keansburg, and she wan The matron of honor was drcosed upon their return will reside on in Mrs. John S. Sutphen of New dressed in a moire taffeta dress of in aquamarine taffeta. The froen Setley avenue, Keansburg. For by the bridegroom's uncle. Rev, York city. traveling the hride was dressed in Lawrence P. Morrieroe, pastor of cocoa brown with brown accessor- had H square neckline, cap sleeves ies. She carried a prayer book with ami a full skirt. She had a match- a black taffeta suit with a corsage Holy Redeemer church, East Bos- FEISTEL—RO1IREV o! orchids. ton, Maes. a marker of white roses. Miss Bet- ing net headpiece and carried a Miss Janls Lee Felstel, daugh- ty Carmen of Keansburg, and Har- shower bouquet of Brlarcliff roses Mrs. Johnson Is employed by the The bride, who was given In ter of Mr, and Mrs, L. J. Feistel Nev York. Telephone company, and vey Mendcnbach of Keansburg, Tho bridesmaids wore identic* marriage by her father, was attired of Verona, and John C. Rohrey, w>re the attendants. is t*. graduate of Middletown town- in a blush satin gown, designed Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Must Cook gov/nt only in yellow, and carried ship high school. Mr. Johnson at- The couple will make their home '.alisman roses. The flower girl's with a high round neckline, long Rohrey of Shrewsbury township, at Bast Keansburg. The bride at- 'rock was a miniature copy of the tended New York schools and sleeves which came to points over were married Saturday at the roc served in the Coait Guard four tory or Our Lady of the Lake tended Middletown Township nigh one worn by the bride, and she yearp during World War II. He her hands, and a .skirt which school, and is employed at the La- carried a basket filled with rose formed a drape-at the hlpllne, a church, Verona, by Rov. Mathlaa H employed at the Keansburg post- Boylan, voie laboratories at Morganville. petals ofl'cc. bustle back nnd a full train, Her The bridegroom also attended Mid- The bride's mother was dressed fingertip length veil.was fastened The bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with silver brocade, dletown Township high school and In gray with black accessories and BABCOCK—BOBtS. to a blush satin pleated bonnet, la employed by Silberstein, Red a corsage of orchids. Navy blue and she carried sprays of orchids Her flnger-tlp veil fell from n Bank. wa% chosen by the bridegroom's Miss Viola Ward Bibcock on a prayer book. crown cap of orange blossoms, and daughter of Mr. and Mri, George TO MEET LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS mother with matching accessories Mrs. George Warrack, Jr., of she carried a prayerbook with N ABBE—SMITH and a corsage of orchids. Penman Babcock of. Robin Road white orchids. Rumson, and Ruiiell Milton Borus Bayslde Heights, the bride's sister, Miss Dorothy Nabbe, daughter of Edward Cook, Jr., of Long was matron of honor. Her violet Mlu Marilyn A. Feijtel, who was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nabbe of Bel- Blanch, was his brother's best son of Mrs. Richard G. Btnnewltz maid of honor for her sister, ap- of River Road, Fair Haven, were morle taffeta gown was designed ford and Letter Leon Smith, son Ask Yonr Local Appliance Dealer man. William Barto of Hcadden's with a tight bodice and a full skirt. peared in a gown of bay-leaf green of Mr. and Mrs, Lester Smith of Corner and Frederick Koescr, At- married Saturday by Rev. Roger satin. Her bouquet was made of for full information J, Squirt, pastor of the Red Bank She had a matching bonnet, East Keansburg, were married lantic Highlands, ushered. trimmed with violet colored os- deep red dahlias. John J. Hogan Sunday at the New Monmouth Following the reception the cou- Methodist church. The ceremony ot Red Bank was best man and was held at the home of the bride's, trich plumes, and carried a bou- Baptist church by tho pastor, Rev. plj left for New York city. The quet of violet colored asters. Vernon C. Dougt ol Lodi, ' the William D. Powell. A reception fol- bride was dressed in a brown suit aun.t, Mrs. Harry C. Place of Robin bride's cousin, ushered. ^JERSEY CENTRAL POWER L LIGHT (0. road, Rumson, The bridesmaids were Mrs, Following a reception at the lowed at Bachstadt's East Keani- with brown accessories and a cor' Frank E, Winter, Jr., of Short burg. ' 8SBO of orchids. The couple will The bride was tivtn In marriage Hills, and Mrs. George E. Four- Montelalr Golf club, the couple The bride wore an ice-blue satin make their homo with the bride's by her father, and her only at- left for a wedding trip to Skytop, G-101-40 nler, Jr., Glenmary Park, Middle- Pa. They will live In Jersey City. gown and a coronet of white roses parents. tendant was Mn. Albert T. Mac- town township. The two wore trimmed with a flnger-tlp length Mrs. Cook, an Telephone conv Donald of Red Bank. Franklin B. The bride. was graduated from gowns of violet moire, with match- Verona high school and Pennsyl- veil. Her bouquet was of white pany operator, was graduated from Borus of Little Silver, the bride- ing bonnets trimmed with pale roses. Miss Phyllis Bannon of Liv- Middletown township high school groom's brother, was best man. A vania State college, where she was pink ostrich plumes and their bou- a member ot Alpha Chi Omega sor- ingston, the bride's cousin, wore an Mr. Cook, also a Middletown town- reception for the immediate fami- quets were pale pink asters. aquamarine gown with a coronet sh'p high ichool graduate, is em- lies was held at the Colony In Rum- ority. The bridegroom Is employed Capt. J. McGrath of Fort Mon- by the Jersey City Contracting Co. of yellow roses and a bouquet of She'll Laugh at the Weather In a Beautiful ployed by Edgar Layton, floor fin- The bride" chose a dressy blue the same flower. Harold Cantrell isher ot Rumsosn. suit with brown satin hat and mouth was best man and the ush- and was graduated from Red Bank bronze kid shoes. Her corsage was ers were Capt. Henry Snblitz and Catholic high echool, of Mlddletown was best man. HUNTERZjfbllNSON brown orchids. The matron of Capt. C. Kenneth Lundqulst, both The bride's mother was dressed of Fort Monmouth. GITANTZIDES—DANCE? in fray with pink accessories and Miss Ltndsley Adela Hunter, honor was dressed In a velveteen a corsago of pink flowers. The suit, taupe color, with wine hat A reception followed at Gibb's Miss Stella Uitantildes, daugh- daughter of Mr. find Mrs. Herbert hall, Fort Monmouth Officers club, bridegroom's mother wore char- Hcrrison Hunter ot Longwood, and a corsage of dark red roses. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vassilios Git- treuse with black accessories. Fla., formerly of Fair Haven and Upon returning from a wedding The bride's mother was dressed In antzldes of Broad street, Shrews- a gown of plum crepe, with pearl The couple will make their home Highlands, was married Sunday at trip to New England and Canada, bury, and Frank Joseph Dancey of with the bridegoom's parents, Mr. Chupel One, Fort Monmouth, to the couple will make their home gray accessories and a corsage of Asbury Park, were married Sep- Lieut. George Thomas Johnson, orchids. tember 23 at Holy Spirit church Smith conducts his own trucking on Lincoln avenue, Fair Haven. J business in Middletown township. 2d, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel The bride attended Jersey City Upon returning from their wed- rectory, Asbury i ark. Rev. Fred- Johnson of Elyria, Ohio, by Maj Schools and the Metropolitan Art ding trip, the couple will live at erick Clancey performed the cere- DELOSKEY-HOURIHAN Hooppe, Army Chaplain corps. A school, New Tork city. She is a New Monmouth. For traveling, the mony. reception followed at Gibbs hall, member of the daughters American bride chose a gabardine suit in Miss Catherine Gitantsldes, the The wedding of Miss Grace 11, Eatontown. . • Revolution society and of the cherry, with matching accessories bride's sister, and Arthur Dancey DeLoskey of Main street, Mata-1 : The bride was given in marriage Junior Service league, Red Bank. and a corsage of orchids. of Caldwell, the Drldegroom's bro- wan, to .Jeremiah E. Hourihan, Jr., \ - by her father, and she was dressed The bridegroom is with Dennis The bride was graduated from ther, were the attendants. A re- son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah E. in white slipper satin. The off- K. Byrne real estate agency of shoulder neckline of the'dress was Rumson. He attended Jersey City edged in seed pearls, and the schools and served four years in sleeves came to points at the cuff- the Army, two of which were spent line. Her illusion veil was trimmed in the Pacific, Upon his discharge TUB with, old family lace from her from the service he wu a first /int-size clamour! Two*piece grcat-grandmothar's wedding gown and was held in place by pearl lieutenant in the Signal corps. clips. She carried a prayer book PASELU-XONTALDO Sno-suit of Elkskin (rayon and belonging to her Grandmother, the lata Mrs. Arthur C. Brown of Fair Miss Theresa F. N. Paselli and Haven, with markers of cUcharlst John C. Montaldo were married cotton), trimmed with luxurious lilies, stephanoitis and valley lilies. Saturday at St. Agnes church, At- lantic Highlands. The bride U a Tho attendants were Mrs. Eve-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lyn L. Dletie ot Little Silver and PaseHi ot Leonardo, and the bride- TEL*U'S£T ivory mouton. Mrs. John Ryan, both of Red Bank. groom's parent* are Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Oletze was dressed In gold John Montaldo ot Atlantic High- ' RIMIMMM SO YOU CAN FO«OIT velvet, and the dress was made lands. with an off-shoulder neckline • Just think of all the hours It's warm as toast and twice.at trimmed with a bertha collar and The bride's gown was white satin a full bouffant skirt. Her bouquet and lace, her finger-Up length veil you'll save when you"re the w&!) rust chrysanthemums. Mrs. was French' lace. She carried a proud owner of this beautiful pretty! Lined with cozy knit-back Ryan's gown w*s green, and her prayer book with a marker. Of new Tappsn Gas Range, with bouquet gold chrysanthemums. wMtv orchids. • the "controlled cooking" Both had matching velvet caps Miss Mildred Puelli was her sis- panel... the Tel-U-Set that fleece, wind and water resistant, trimmed with chrysanthemums. ter's maid ot honor, and Miss Mar- chette was a bridesmaid. John gives you compltnly auto- • Lieut. Michael Manuche ot Fort matic cooking- Monmouth was best man. The Montaldo, the bridegroom's cousin, pre-shrunk and vat-dyed for fast ushers were Cadet Herbert H. was best, man, and Nick Curto, ushered. -' . • . Hunter, Jr., the bride's brother, m n Tt i t and a group of Fort Monmouth Upon their return from a Canad- "*l ™ f' ^ 'r ii**Avnmkm CLOCK V. tottee -OVIN.ON-IIONAI.."..lows' color. ofllcers. ian wedding trip, the couple will live sndbell wtasocooUagsdoae. year ores, . whea oven it lighted at Avenue D, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Hunter was dressed In an The bride was graduated from East aquamarine crepe gown with gold Side High school, Newark, and the accessories and a corsage of yel- bridegroom from Atlantic High- Ice blue, brown,. pine^ green, low roses. lands High school. • • : : 'The bride Is a graduate of the royal, navy or red-navy; Cathedral school at Orlando, Fla., HOFFMAN-NICHOLSON and Orlando Junior college. She Miss Dorothy P. Nicholson, la the granddaughter of Arthur C. daughter of Mrs. Pearl Uoore of Brown of Orlando, Fla., formerly Pittsburgh, and John* C. Hoffman, Shea 2-6x of Fair Haven. io.i of Mrs. Llndley M. Hoffman of Lieut. Johmon, who li stationed Hubbard Park, were married Sat- TIM» AM1MNCI OUTIIT .. ..> VllltUlM... tsoM and at Watson laboratories expect* his urday at the dome of the bride- tiasssreMtoaitstetpcteetosor- stare dun release from the Army In January, groom's mother by Rev. Robert H. and the couple will then go to Wis- Anderson, Jr., .fetor of Trinity Ineluilnf Bonnet consin, where Lieut. Johnson will Episcopal church. • resume his studies at the Univer- • Cone in tomorrow and let us'show you the Tel* sity of Wisconsin. • ' Mrs. Joseph 3. Williams of Pitts- burg, and Arthur C. Hoffman ot U-Set and what it will do . /? and the many other 3IZE8 7.1*.^r Lieut. Johnson attended Oberlln Ess1- Orange, the bridegroom's els- Tappan time-saving, work-saving conveniences' college before entering the service te/ and brother, were the attend- BONNET,'12.95 EXTRA ' nine years ago. He served in the ants. The bride chose a light green European theater . during World satin costume, and had a bouquet War II as a pilot' cf a heavy bomb- of rose colored chrysanthemums. er and received a number of decor- The matron of honor, who was ations for his activities. * dressed In dubonnet satin, carried SOLD ON EASY TERMS yellow chrysanthemums. Both had PATTERSON—WHITCOMB matching floral headpieces. ' Announcement has been made of Tho couple will make their home the wedding of Miss Dorothy Mari- on Second street, Pair Haven. The WIGGIES KIDDIE CENTER etta Patterson, daughter of Mr. bridegroom li a stock auditor with BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP and Mrs, Raymond Patterson of the Atlantic' and Pacific, Tea com- CORRECT CLOTHES FOR TOTS . TODDLERS .TEENS Pleasant View farm, LlmerlcR, Me., pany He served in the Navy dur- 46 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 RED BANK formerly of Red Bank, and Mau- ing World War II and has eight ;; rlee F. Whltcomb, son of Mrs, battle stars for service In the Pa- 1M BROADWAY PHONC 9>M70 LONG BRANCH 7 MONMOUTH Sl\ (Just Off Broad St.) . ^RED.BANK Frank Mllllken of North Shap- cMio. Page Four BED BANK BEGlBTEB, OCTOBER 7, 1949 Window Insulation Sen**Umal Hit Sfaewabaty Firemen Jean G. Oleen Engaged Rutgers Slates Engagement Announced Woman's Society •Miiif From The Very Start Praieed, Thanked To Robert W. Erickaen At Birthday Party OLSON Shrewsbury Hose company his Announcement has been made of Mr. and Mrs. WiUard Emmons, HOCK WOOL MOM! INSULATION Beralag tke enthusiastic received letters of thanks and com- the engagement of Miss Jean G. Annual Courses Sr., of Fair Haven, have announced Of Presbytery ' Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics *»ltMM of beautiful, slender mendation from neighboring fire Olien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the engagement of their daughter, Estimates Without Obligation iMiialae America, Hollywood lighten. Read at Tuesday night'* Harry O. Olsen of Little Silver, to Mies Helen Emmons, to PFC. Don- meeting of Shrewsbury'* mayor Robert W. Ericksen, son of Charles At Riunson High ald Carpenter of Hamilton. Ths To Meet Here W. W. KINNIDYs Local RaprwnUtiva and council were letters from Eat- A. Ericksen of Red Bank, forsner- bethrothal was made known last i ' FSMM: Kcd Baalc *-14U ontown fir* company and Ctpt. ly of Little Silver, and the late Two Extension Studies week at a birthday party given for Mite Carolyn Matthew*, Andrew G. Shepard, Naval. com- Ifri. Ericksen. the bride-to-be at the home of her mander at Earle. Considered Of Value sifter, Mrs. James Walters of West Dr. S. Franklin Mack Front •treet. The Eatontown letter cite* the Will Be Speaker* The Shrewsbury Community Club firemen's response to their general To School Teacher* alarm for the Crystal Brook Farm With classes due to atart next The Woman's Presbyterial socie- PRESENTS inn «r«. Capt. Shepherd's letter Wednesday afternoon, two single ty ct the Presbytery of Monmnuth highly praised the company for semester ataension courses will be will meet next Thursday at the Red u their work at the Daniel Riordan presented by Rutftrs university at Bank Presbyterian church. Mrs. fire in Atlantic township. "By the the Rumson high school. Classes Franklin C. McGill, president, will "HAY FEVER use of considerable ingenuity," the thereafter will be held weekly- preside. COMEDY HIT BY NOEL COWABO captain wrote, your company suc- Tuesdays, during ths opening sem- A prayer service will be held at ceeded in setting- a suction and ester, Thursday during the second. •:S0 a. n>. ia charge of Mrs. B. T. Staged By ALAN CARMAN under difficulties maintained a sup- Wife, Th« morning session «>!!! ply of water in nur tank." Both This u the second successive open at 10 o'clock with devotions - UNfftT OF CLUI'S CHARITY FUNDS - letters issued hope that existing year that the Rumson Teachers' conducted by Rev. John A. Hayes. CONSTANCE BENNETT friendly relationships would con- association has sponsored an ac- The apeaker will be Miss Carolyn ftOOUCft-STAtO>MMiD credited course. This annual prac- SAT. EVE., OCT. 23, AT 8:30 AITISTS "JMAW WOMAN" tinue, Mil thews, Eastern area secretary tilce has made the Rumson high of the Board of National Missions. MECHANIC STREET SCHOOL, HED BANK Bread is the topmost choice with Invalid Taken school an effective extension cen- A box luncheon at 12:30 p. m., those who know. As a mart of • ter of the university. Both courses will be followed by an afternoon discerning hostess — and of OM From Burning Room are designed to be of special value session starting at 1:45 o'clock. All Ticket* Tickets My ba obtalne* from who is accustomed to enjoy the to teachers. Rev. S. Franklin Mack, D.D., secre- Club numbers or by. calling finer foods —serve Hollywood Jemes Scott, 75, an invalid who The Arst course will be given tary of the Foreign Missions Divi- ft B. (-MU-M. Bread. Known from coast-to-coast HVFS at 170 River street was carried $1.00 plu* tax as the perfect flavor touch to Low- over to the study of reading cur- sion of Education and Information, next door early Monday morning riculum and learning problems. will be the speaker. Calorie meals. Hollywood Bread it by Patrolman Benjamin Glover af- baked without shortening. | The second, due to start January Dr. Mack .was chairman of a ter fire broke out in his room. 37, is titled "Teacher Participation team of three who recently com- TM H»l««I w" oSTiVJuiDM Scnlt, who suffered burns about the in Administration." pleted a three months' round-the- It (!••»•' C«», ••> 10IT. Moll»«o»«. Cll. face and hands, wag taken to Miss Jean G. Olsen Considering the opening course, world audio visual survey, the first SJAKCO TO* YOU IXClUSIVCkV S¥ Rlmvlew hospital by the first aid squad. its director, Hiss Peterion isaid: of It* kind. The findings are being MUs Olsen attended Red Bank Miss Helen Emmons made the basis of a program of According to Patrolman Glover, high school and graduated from "The approach to the reading mass education in which the mis- FISCHER BAKING CO. the first broke out at 6:53 a. m., Katharine Gibbs secretarial school problem is a functional one, with sion boards are being asked to in- BULBS Mis" Emmons was graduated when hot ashes from Scott's pipe in New York city in June. Mr. reading considered as a part of vest millions of dollars in the next Erlckson also attended Red Bank the language arts. It ii a preven- from Rumson high school, and ia Th« Red Bank Register It tupponed fell Into the chair in which he was tive measure rather than a reme- employed in the offices of the five years. He helped to organize fey local as well u out-of-town busintbi. sitting. The room was badly dam- high school and recently complet- the Presbyterian Westminster Fel- TULIPS, HYACINTH, DAFFODILS ed a commercial flying course at dial one for every teacher to be- Quctteimnstcv branch at Fort Wen. AdverUiwuat* appearing regu- aged, A general alarm was sound- come, In effect, a teacher of read- MoMnouth. Private Carpsnter Is lowship program and has been ac- larly ull th« it»r».—Advertlwment. ed. Red Bank airport. During the .var tive in many of the latest mission- he served with the army in the ing. stationed at Fort Monmouth and ary projects, Just arrived from Holland Pacific theater. "This course comiders the means will leave this month for a new assignment at. Camp Gordon, Qa. Dr. Mack has invited practically for understanding the learner, all the Presbyterian mission areas QUALITY FIELD GBOWX Government Employee reading levels, aids in specific overseas. He is the author of many trouble areas, competency in the Clubwomen Arrange motion pictures of Latin America FLOWERS - 50c IDEIsfriCALLY use of avsllable reading materials, Honored At Aberdeen and Mexico and writes extensively FOB A GENEROUS BUNCH the development of reading skills Fall Activities fo.- Presbyterian publications. Word has oeen received of the and teacher self-help." MATCHED COLORS presentation of an honor pin for Plans for a rummage sale ami Next Thursday's meeting is open 3-5 years' service with the V. 8. With the start of the second a progressive dinner party were to anyone interested in missions Civil Service to Richard L. Sher- semester course in January, a late malo by the USG club of Red Bank and affords an opportunity to MYRON P. KOZICKY man of Aberdeen, Md. Presenta- registration fee will be assessed at it meeting Tuesday at the home leam what the Presbyterian women O DIFFERENT FINISHES tion was made oy Brig. Gen. Ford, after the February 10, due date for of Mrs. Warren Herbert at Little are doing in his great work of the ROUTE 35 EATONTOWN, N. J. commanding gcnsral of the Aber- tuit!6n. Of this course, designed to Silver. The rummage sale, of church. WALL IN THE SAME COLOR deen Proving Grounds. Mr. Sher- show how teachers may assist with which Mrs. Walter McCoach is man's first nix years in service administration problems, its direc- chairman, will be held Saturday, 'READY were spent tit Fort Huiieuck. tor, Mr. gentrehla, reported: October 23, at the Westalde "Y" Attending the ceremony were "This course Is of special benefit house on West Bergen place,, Red FLATLUX Mr. Sherman's two daughter, Mn. In aiding the rapidly Increasing Bank. Kenneth Miller and Misa Doris number of teachers who are being The progressive dinner Is sched- *Ot WMU AND Sherman, employees from the same Invited to enter into the modern, uled for Thurday, November t. in pott; Lieut. Col. Marvill, chief of democratic encouragemtnt of the lieu of the November meeting ths supply division, and Mr. Sweet, schools. It should be helpful to ad- which falls on Election day. Mrs. chief of the redistribution and sal- ministrators as well, Donald I. Oakley is chairman, as- vago branch. "In addition to partially fulfilling sisted by Mrs. Edward Elbert, Mrs. PERFECT COLOR MATCH • NO MESSY MIXING Fellow workers presented two requirements for bachelors' and ad- John M. Green, Mrs. Ernest H. YOUR WINTH SUPPLY OP imported pipes and a bronze tank vanced degrees, this course may Johnson, Mrs. Dewey Williams, ash tray to Mr. Sherman. The also be used as on* of ths bsslc Mrs. William Truex, 3d, Mrs. MONMOUTH PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., INC. gift,! were In a. case bearing a or elective courses required for George Anderson, Mrs. Everett hand engraved silver plaque and supervisors' and administrators' Brower and Miss Dorothy Brown. inscription. Monday" night, Mr. certlftcatts." Plumbing and Htatinf SuppHts Sherman was guest of honor at a 163 West Front St, Red Bank, N. J. dinner tendered by the Twenty-Five little Silver FUEL OIL Yeav club of the Aberdeen Prov- Club Member* The sixth grade of Little Silver ing ground. Senator Millard A. school has organised a student Guaranteed Contract Prompt Delivery Tydlngs was the speaker. See Musical Show council which will meet Mondays Members of ths Almedith club at 3 p. m. to decide on matters per- enjoyed a dinner and thtater party taining to the classroom. Anthony Planning Board last week In Maw York city. Fol- Brunc was elected president at the WanU More Meters lowing dinner at the Hotel Taft, flrtt meeting; Lynne Belknap, vice The planning board urged the the group attended a performance president; Cynthia Dlclman, secre- of "High Button Shoes.* tary, and Rosslyn King, treasurer. " DIXON OIL COMPANY Highlands mayor and council Tues- day night to have remaining wat«r Attending were Mrs. Edward Mc- The other members of the council meter* installed before the first of Kenna, Mrs. Patsy Tomsino, Mrs. are Jack Dictce and Roy Olsen. RID RANK 6-4922 • • • * the year. The meters, which are Lester Shibla, Mrs. James Qulnn, The Woman's Society of Chris- part of the water project adopted Mrs. Russell Stroupe, Mrs. John tian Service met yesterday at the. Atl MADY FOR YOU last year, have been Installed In Joyce, Mrs. Salvatora Petrillo, Mrs. home of Mrs. Alonzo Curchin. The DISTRIBUTOR: TUB CALIFORNIA OIL CO. SUBSIDIARY about half of the borough homei, John Ptttit and Misses Betty missionary group will meet next STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW JERSEY Councilman William Kohlenbiuh Hughes, Virginia Macho, Ann No- Tuesday night, ' will give a report on the matter at Ian, Rita Oaldlero, Ones Brady Activities of the art club In the next meeting. Also along this and Catherine O'Hern. school will be started for the new line, the borough will take ste|>s to school year Thursday afternoon, ac- flx patches in the streets which RuniBon cording to an announcement by Comt in and see our showing were torn up during the recent pipe A smoked ham will be disposed Mrs. Margaret King. cleaning job. At the suggestion of of on the co-operative plan Friday of famous Gibson Christmas Councilman Thomas Lyons, MM Mrc. Adele Conover will organise nlgrl, October IS, when Holy Cross tha school glee club next Tuesday Cards that we have carefully borough clerk, Mrs. Evelyn Kwik, Parent-Teacher association will will check ordinances to tee if on» hold its next card party at Holy afternoon. She expects to have a tiutpauit selected to meet your most prevents merchants from throwing Rotary hall. Mrs. Howard Tilton membership of at least 20. discriminating taste end refuse in the street. and Mrs. Walter Carle are co- William Adams presided at the first meeting of the Little Silver personal requirements. chairmen] They will be assisted by ... thi only front-opening Shrewsbury M». Rocco Cioffl, Mrs. Herbert Y.M.C.A. held Tuesday night at the Dudley, Mrs. Dennis K. Byrne, Mrs. school. Mr. Adams made many Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Nsvius Richard Emery, Mrs. Patrick Hol- friends among the school children of Sycamore avenue have returned land, Mrs. J. J. Hogan, Mrs. Step- while directing the summer play- from a month's stay at their sum- ban Oooke, Mrs. James K. Shea and grounds. A basketball gams was mer bungalow in Manaiquan. Mn. John Blass. • played after the meeting by the About 30 mothers of Sunday- members. Allred F. King, Jr., of Blngnam DISHWASHER school children attended a tea on avenue, has been appointed region- The school pupils of groupe on« Tuesday by the Mothers' club of hayo organised two mixed softball Christ church in the parish house. al chairman of Princeton univers- ity's Third Century campaign for teams with Margaret Bublin as Mrs. John Myers spoke briefly on captain of the Blues and Annette what the club is attempting to do the Rumson area, A member of that gifts you electric drying? tli* Princeton class- of ltM, Mr. Lombardl captain of the Reds. In for the Sunday-school. Rev. Theo- their first game of the season the dore E. A. LeVan, rector, will ad- King Is associated with the Muralo company, paint manufacturers. As B!uis defeated the Reds by a score dress the club at a meeting nest of 14 to IS. Tuesday evening. regional chairman In the campaign, which opens October L. he will as- Shrewsbury Community club will sist in raising 1860.000 in expend- i Eait Keamburg hold its next meeting Monday able funds for immediate use for night, October 18. faculty salary increases and an ad- St. Catherine's church will hold Members of the tfeith society en- ditional 18,000,000, which will be services Sunday at 8:30 and at 1 Joyftl a talk' given by Edward Mo- added to the present endowment 10:50 a. m.' Weekday masses are Clellan at Sunday evening's meet- an Black Point road, celebrated her Jersey City are parents of a daugh- let when It ne«di tometbiac done hert urton. third birthday hat Thursday with ter, born Thursday. Mrs. Rowland er there, It's easy to to Fifth Grade—Charles Bennett, Ruth a- party. Attending were Diane Buckalew, Virginia Herden,. Bobby is the former Jane Howe. For example, we can rellne brakes la Hodgklai, Arllnu Katoi. Marlene Mara, Demster, Frank and Laura Ann The East Keansburg and Middle- Rick Mount. Large, Susan Blocum, Haydat town township Democratic clubs Mas ?,""•«.. almost no time...don't btve to pall tba Sixth Grade—Ina DoVrlcs, Gloria Mellacl, Kathleen Kofold, Herbert «de. Transmission, steering... every- Kemble, ChnilcB Matchei, James Ncw- will hold a dance October 23 at nian, Uobby puts, Larry Phllllne, Jay Bush, Jr. and Lloyd Bouk. Murphy's hall. thin* U designed for efficient service. tsuueo, Niuicy Tayloi1, Vanlta ,Van> A basket of cheer Is being dis- Sdioick. The Cubs, Scouts and Brownies With Oils new Ford Tractor, yen wont Siviiilh tirade—Joel Ueatenfeld, Bob. posed of on the cooperative plan men Mondays and Tuesdays in the need us often hot when yon do, >mill liy Killing, ChiulcH Mm'x, John Nowmun,' for the benefit of the Rumson Wo- lint aid hall. Kenneth Nixon, Harold Phllllim. Kcml, man's club. The award will be made like our work. We service all Ford Ulntkr, Anna i'iorcU\, Eleanor JonMnn. Tractors, and Oeirborn Farm Equip, Ki;Mili Urade—Kobirt Jenkins, Ivan at the bain dance to be held at ment, with genuine parts. Kulllib, ItuKCi' LeVallcy, John Nllei, the Log Cabin inn at Atlantic High- Oueanuort Klik riii]||],B. Tommy Cowcn, Marie lands, Saturday' night, Novembur Cutllnu, Audrey Hiukulcw. Carol U-ric, Dogwood troop, 32, Girl Scouts, Mary VliKlnla Mason, Jeanno Walker, 20trr. ' han elected Ruth Strombcrg and rewfy Klegt, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Farnban of Patricia Wood patrol leaders. Janet James Paul Hammer, son of Mr. Carton street are the parsnts of a Fleckner has been elected photo- MMNttieE)«drkDitliwaih«rs Storr Equipment Co. and Mrs. Ginar Hammer of Syca- son born Tuesday at Rivsrvlswt grapher and Barbara Jones, scribe. moro avenue, is among the newly hospital. Mettings will be held Saturday FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY enrolled students at Brown uni- Mjsa Marie Costlgan is employed mornings instead of Friday even- versity. He ia a graduate of Feddlt at Flnnerty's grovery store. i PHONE 8-0552. uchool, Hlghtstown Edmund Gardner Finch of Rum- Stophanio Goordman of BEHER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Mi, and Mrs, Henry G, Hull of son' road Is a freshman at Bradley Nfiwnrk hnn been visiting het 46 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 RED BANK Sycbnioro avenue BIO parents of 4 university, Jeorla, 111. He Is a grad- grandmother, Mrs, Fred Schiller. son, born last Thursday at Mon ual of Cheshire academy and will Mrt. Emma Flecknor Is visiting 1M BROADWAY PHONI t.M70 LONQ UMNCH JsoulU tf^oioriai doVJUtU td la IM» Add of engln«t»lag. friends, in Pennsylvania, , , FAMOUS EIGHT O'CLOCK Papular Pur—•PUa—r&t PANTRY NEEDS COFFEE•• in me New/ Campbell** B*aM • • Corn oH *e eoe t2nc«n2hr3Sc 3 lb. 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Bank Presbyterlen church. The evening worship will begin The trustees' meeting ha* been Brooklyn, and an active member of Ryan funeral home and burial will Craf. Studio* on East Front street. sessions. The sewing group meets in theJohn B. Klrby, Jr. at the 11 o'clock th* First church of Christ, Scient- bd in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Red Bank. at 8 o'clock with the prelude, "Kin- The youth choir has resumed re- parish house Wednesdays from 1 Sunday service. The senior choir postponed to nest Thursday night. ist, Red Bank. tie-Sixty Organ Sonata," by Men- Rev. Robert S. Graham of Long hearsals and will meet Wednesday a. m. to 3 p. m. will sing the anthem, "The Harvtst Mr. Torborg is survived gy his MBS. ANNA EHMANN telisohn. The anthem will be "O, Home," by Rodney, and the organ Branch, moderator, will attend. MM* MABEL B. CMSTIAM Love Divine," by Hesperus, and night. The church choir will prac. There will be a meeting Wednes- wlfa, Mrs. Sallie Taylor Torborg; Mrs. Anna Ehmann, »1, of Ocean tice the same evening. day night of the vestry in the par- prelude will be "A Festal Proces- a daughter, Miss Shirley Torborg, Mils Mabel R. Cristlani of Whit* avenue. Cast Keanaburg, widow »f the paitor'i sermon theme, "Body, sion," by Mallard. A new youth CENTRAL BAPTIST road, Little. Silver, a resident vt Ilind and Spirit." Boy 8cout troop 23 will meet Uli hall. living at home, and three brothers, William Ehmann, WM found dead next Thursday evening at the There will be no service of Holy choir of about ten voices will make Atlantic Highlands Albert J. Torborg. Bellaire, U I., that community 45 years, died Mon- last Thursday. County PhyilcUn A youth fellowship supper will church. Communion tomorrow owing to the its. first appearance *t this service. Rev. Howard M. Ervin will Rayirond ' Torborg, - East North- day. Surviving arc two brother*, b* held Sunday at l> p. in. in the Harvey W. Hartman attributed The Baptist Women's league has ab««nce of the rector, Mrs. William Russell is the leader preach Sunday at 11 a. m. on th*port, L. I., and Harold K. Torborg, Thomas Walton Cristlani and Este- death to natural cause*. Bh* WM Rt. Rev. Wallace J. Gardner, and Mrs. Gladys Comber, piano ac- th«mr "The Fulfillment of the Law Brcoklyn. van F. Cristlani, and two listers, born in Germany. be ForT S companist. y Miss Pauline W. Cristlani and Mrs. Ph•""• •?;'" , J "' %* next Thursday at the church. Plans D.I'., bishop of New Jersey, will be is in the Spirit," and will also bring Th ffuneral will be held this af- Mr*. Ehmann i* survived by a 0 at Trinity church. Sunday, October The sermon theme will be car-th* message at the I p. m. service. Elitnbeth M. Petingale .all af Uttl* •rF,^^:,!t Wolcotl?, Elinol^r^'ir Dill an,,d ^Wil -for th. fair set for November 1« ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Worden Silvei. daughter, Mr*. Lewi* Steeti, and a will be furthered. 24, to administer the rite of con ried out in every part of the ser- Church eehool m**t* at 10 a. m. funeral home, with •Commander sister, Mr*. Louise Bitch, both of liam Ottingcr. Young people be- (Irrigation. Those wishing to be con The funeral will be held thl* af- tween the ages of 15 and 33 arc The Board of deacons will meet vice. The congregation will not Th. Mrs. H. D. Smith of the Married of the chairman, Charles Stephens, MUST CHURCH OF CHRIST, will be in Fair View cemetery. horn* and burial wa* In Hollywood of Crest drive, Little Silver. tion of what a family church can charge of th* service. William F. Johnson, rector of Ail Saints Epis- emetery, Union. Couples' Bible class will supervise SCIENTIST mean to them. The "family pew" Maxson i* superintendent. WILLIAM i. ADAMS cop«l church, Navesink, officiating. the nursery for toddlers during the Red Bank Burial will be In Fair View ceme- morning service. Constructive ac- ITESllVTEItlAX will be stressed and several new Youth fellowship meets at 7 p. m., William Joseph Adams, 38, ot . MM. ANNA SCHWA*! Sei vices in First Church of Ch rlst features in the church program are th* junior* In the Philathia room tery under the direction of the tivity and Christian training arc in- Red Bank Cliffwood Btach, World War II Mount memorial home. Mr*. Anna Schwari, 91, of Bay cluded in this supervised care dur- Scientist, 209 Broad Etrcct, Red being introduced to make the fam-and the high school group in tht veteran and line superintendent for Rev. John A. Hayes will preach Bank, arc held Sundays at 11 a. m ily pew practical. One such fea- church. lew avenue, Atlantic Highland*, ing the hour, Parents of young Sunday at thn 11 o'clock service. the Bell telephone company, died died Monday at Monmouth Memor- hld id f h Sur.duy-school at 11 a. m., and Wed ture is a nursery for children one The Royal Ambassadors will Saturday at the Eye and Ear hos- MBS. MARY L. BLACK children arc reminded of such a The cnuich ushers for thihis nesday evenings at 8:15 o'clock. and a half to six years of age, to ial hospital. She had bttn a real- turnery for their children. month arc Philip E. Bailly, who I* met Tuesday night at the home of pital. Newark. He was born at Urs. Mary L. Black, a resident "Ar« Sin, Disease, and Death be provided during the latter halt Mies Edith M. Lufburrow. Newark and had resided at Cliff- dem of Atlantic Highlands many Memorial altar flowers for Sun- ,n chnrf[c. Robeit Wyckoff, Wil- Real?" i.i the subject for Sunday, of Little 811ver 65 year* and widow yearn. There art no immtdiatt *ur- May will be presented by Mrs. Wil- of the morning worship hour. For Tht mid-week prayer - fellowship soii- Beach four years. Ham C, Weart, William P. Graham, October 10. the next few weeks the nursery Wednesday night will be followed of Ellas 8. Black, former mayor of vivort. liam Macdonald and Mrs. Eliza- Raymond D. Cnrslde and A. .A. A veteran of World War II, heth* borough, died Friday. Surviv- Tht funeral mi held ytiterday beth Grahlfs. The gifts win honor Golden Text: "O Lord my God, 1 leaders will be Mies Amy Myatt, by the quarterly business session participated in six invasions In the Bechtoldt. cried unto thee, and thou hast Mrs. Gladys Comber and Mrs. Ray- of the church. ing are a «Jst«r, Miss Annie Laurie In 2?«w York city. Loci! arrange- Ik* memory of Mrs. Macdonald't The Golden Hour circle held • Pa.'lflc Theater of Operations. He of Little Silver, and several nieces ments were In charge of th* Poe- •liter, Mrs. Lillian Eastwick and healed me." (PS. 30:3). mond R. Jannell. An "extended The annual roll call and reunion had been employed by the tele- jewing meeting yesterday after- Bt.imon: Passages from the King session" has also been arranged for ot th. m. at the home of had made, and, behold, it was very of the worship hour. During this rencc'a church of Laurence Harbor, Mr*. L. J. Tetlcy on Chestnut genberger,. Mrs. Charles R. English gooil ,,, OU how great Is thy good- month, Mrs. George Little will CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION tht South Amboy Bell club and the •treet. Assisting hostesses will be and Mrs. William H. Francis. nets, which thou hast laid up forlead the children ot grades four Fair Haven Lamence Harbor American Legion Mis. William Cuncan and Mrs- Miss Sally Schantz conducted the them that fear thee; which thou to six in special projects during post. H. L. SCOTT discussion period and worship ser- has*, wrought foe them that tiust Morning prayer service will be Olive Croyden. in thee before the sons of men.' thl* period and Miss Edith Alex- conducted Sunday at 11 o'clock by Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Isa- A ham supper sponsored by thevice at Sunday'* meeting of the ander will work with the children Junior Christian Endeavor society. (Gen. 1:31, Pa. 31:19) Correlative Rcir. Carroll M. Burck, rector-eme- bel Owen* Adams, and a daughter, MORTICIAN Married Couples' Bible class will 1 passage* from "Science and Health of the first three grades. ritus of Christ church, Shrewsbury. (Catherine Adam*. be served nest Thursday from 5:30 Plans were outlined for the year * program. wltii Key to the Scriptures" by A full church Is anticipated for Ha will be in charge of the *er- The funeral was held Tuesday to 7 p. m. in fellowship hall. Maty Baker Eddy include: this service which mark* the open- vices for th* next three Sunday* morning at St. Lawrence'* church, Church Street, Belford, N. J. The meeting of the Alpha Kappa The senior Christian Endeavor group met Sunday in the parish "Everything good or worthy, God ing of the new program. The clos- during the absence on vacation of where a solemn high requiem mas* pi class has been postponed to Oc- ing hymn, "Bices the Four Corner* th« vicar, Rev. Chriitopher H. Sny- was offered by Rev. Thomas Car- tober 31. house. Mies Marian Wallace wa* ma i R*v. W. Clinton Powers «ill Red Bank. are hostesses. The program will under direction ot the John E. Day preach at the 11 o'clock Sunday sented to the group at thl* time. will preach Sunday at the 10:45 The children'* choir, directed by be in charge of Mrs. William Adams A speaker provided by the Free- o'clock aervice on the topic, "A funeral, home. Bearer* were Fred morning service after which he Mrj. Harold H. Hornberger, will ami the topic HIII be "China." Helmers, Fred Jones, Luke Mur- will officiate at the baptism of Mrs. dom Train committee will deliver Spiritual Check-up." flunday-scftool sing the Bach chorale "Teach Me Youth fellowship meets Tuesday a message en the subject, "Amer- meets at 9:30 a. m., and the young phy, Christopher DeFillippo, George .William VanNote and Jliss Nancy Thi Way of Thy Statutes," at theevening at the parsonage. Doughty and Percy Moore. Dahlgren. 11 a. m. service, and a sermon will ican Freedom.* pesplc at 6:30 p. m. "Tbe Lett and. A meeting of Sunday-school of- Found Fellowship* will be the eub- Th* choir will render the an-be delivered by the pastor, Rev. Mr. ficers and teachers will take place ST. GEORGE'S EFISCOPAL SUSAN CLAIRE COOK Mlfme, "Lead On, O King Eternal," Hornberger. Sunday-school and ject. The pastor will speak at the adul). Bible Instruction classes will Wednesday at the parsonage. Rumson 7:39 o'clock evening worship on Siuan Claire Cook, 18-month-oid fcy Thompson, and "Be Not Far "Th.! Parable of th* Friend at Mid- daughter of George and Claire from Me, O God," by Zingarclli. open at 9:45 a. m. The childien's BAPTIST Sunday'* aervice* includ* Holy •'Legend" by Fcderlein will be choir will meet at the church for Coir-munlon at 9:30 and morning night." . Cock of Cornwell street, Highlands, reh.ci.rsal Sunday at 9: 5 a. m. New Monmouth prayer and sermon by the rector at Tho Bibl* claaa will meet Tues- d!«J Monday morning at Monmouth played at the organ prelude. Rev. will The church council will meet at William D. Powell 1 c'clock. day evening. Memorial hospital after an illness John E. Day Fun«ral Horn* Sunday-school convenes at 9:15 preach Sunday at the 10:60 o'clock I'clock. The congregation will attend a of two days. 9. n>., with classes for all agce. the church tonight at 8 o'clock. service on "The New Birth," and Confirmation instruction will be Bishop Wallace J. Gardner will covered • dl*h dinner Friday, Octo- T'ollce Capt. Kyril Parker re- 83 Riverside Ave. Phone 64332 Red Bank !The junior high fellowship group will officiate at a baby dedication ber1 17, as part of the aetlvltlti in porttij that the parents had told tneets at 6:30 and the senior youth stalled at the church tomorrow service. The pastor's choir will sing, speak at a meeting ot the upper Kojrport Bra*eh~Ml Mapl* PL T*l*phoM t-UU afternoon at 4 o'clock. The church division of the Woman's auxiliary connection with the 70th anniver- him they had sought a. doctor for fellowship at 7 p. m. 'Je.'UJ! Loves Me." Solo parts will Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. A.sary of tht church. Dr. Andrew several hour* and about 10:30 XnnSectaruin Aflrfj/ Attendant The motion picture, "Where Love Luther league will meet at the be taken by Junes Will! and Leo- church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, M. K. Maldeis, president, will pre- W, Blachwood of Princeton Theo- cal'td the first aid ambulance U, God Is," is the title of a motion na Schanck. Guest soloist for theside. logical seminary will be the jutst which transported the child to the pietur* to be shown at the 8 p. m. The Sunday-school teachers will morning will be Miss Mildred Pal- ^ mee*. at the church Monday at 7:45 mer of Locust, who will be accom- Thi- boy choristers will hold a re- speaker rt':th e anniversary service hospital. She was pronounced dead Church worship following a song Sunday, October 17. on arrival. She is survived only by •jrvlce. p. K. The Ladies' Aid and Mission- panied by her sister, Mr*. Ruth hearsal Thursday at 4 p. m, and ary societies will meet Wednesday Ball, also of Locust. the full choir will practice Friday, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Truman Reeves of" next week at 1:30 p. m. at the at 7 p. m. BAPTIST Th* funeral was held in New and son John and William Reese chuich. Mrs. Lansdell Andorson The pastor will deliver at the Th« church school has been or- Leonardo York Tuesday and burial was in w*r* welcomed into the church 7:4: f. m. service the fifth in a ser- ganized with an enrollment ot 210 Holy Croia cemetery, Brooklyn. Lo- morning by will give a report of the recent fall ies of sermons on "Great .Women Rev. Ellwood S. Wolf will preach membership Sunday convention of the New Jersey Con- children. There are 33 daises of Sunday at the 11 a, m, service on cal nrrangtmants were in charge transfer of letters from other fertr.ee of the Lutheran church, oi tr.e Bible." His special theme will Instruction. The faculty consist* of of the Flock funeral home. churches. be ::The Woman Who Lost and "A Great Commandment," and at Mr*. Russell A, 3trothman, Dr. the 8 o'clock evening worship on Memorial flowers in'the chuich which she attended. Found Life's Greatest Treasure." James G. VanNostrand, Mrs. MBS. SAKAHMcCUE MULLEN The young people's choir will sing the subject, "Why Go to Church?" Charles Van Doeren, Ml** babel Church school meet* at 9:48 a. m. Mrs. Sarah McCu* Mullen, 79, ot OurmJtm U mm UUfimtpm ani Miss Marilyn Stark will be theClint, Mr*. Jamea Thorne, Mr*. Long Branch, formerly of Rum- soloist An informal hymn sing will Spencer Pitts, Mis* Claire Tharer., Several member* ot the church ion, died list Thursday night' af- fS be held at 8:43 p. m. Miss Joyce Robertahaw, Donald will attend the sessions of Mon- ter an {lines* of thr** weeks. St. George's by the River Church school at 9:45 a. m. under Gain., Mr*. William Leahy, Mrs. mouth Baptist association Tuesday at First Baptist church. Lakewood. Born at Colt'* Neck, *h* wa* a direction of Wilbur Coddington and Theodore Deymour, Harrison Wood- daughter of the late Charles and Vatcrman Ave.. one block south of Ruiusvn Kd., Mis; Nana Helwlg. man, Miss Virginia Gay, John Bor- Rtv. Wolf 1* clerk of the auoclv tlon. Bridget Collins McCue. She had Bumion. (Take Sea Bright Bus) The board of trustees will nold land, t. B. Ward, John Manaell, been * resident of Long Branch 28 its monthly session Friday at t p. Mtrritt Lane, Stuart A. Young, Jr. Th* church choir rehearsal will Th* Reverend George A. RoberUhaw, Rettor m. in the church. John Spurdle, Mrs. G. A. Shields be held Wednesday at 1 p. m. andyear* and wa* a communicant of rr fount Ulemoriai\J4omt The Bykota society will meet and Dr. Milton R. Ross. the midweek prayer . meeting at the Star of tbe S*a Catholic church. Sunday— t:00 a. m. Holy Communion 8:15 o'clock, followed by a session Th* widow ot William J. Mullon, Tuesday after school with Mrs. (be Is survived by a ion, Charlen 9:30 a. m. Church School Verna Bean a* leader. REFORMED of the trustees. The Bibl* fellowship hour Wed- The Ladles' Aid society will mtet F. Mull*n of N*w Tork city: a HiOOa. m. Morning tervloe and Sermon Colt's Neck next Thursday at 3:10 p. ro. at thedaughter, Mrs. Leo J. Warwick of Tel. «.022ft nesday starts at 7:45 p. m. The "Re- Long Branch; a brother, Joseph m W.9~ntSt. Full Choir of 40 Men and Boys sing at this service. surrection Chapter of I Corinth- Rev. Joseph W. Chasey of Inter- home of Mrs. B. P. Guttormsen%on McCu* of Colt's Neck and a sister, The Nursery School meets- dally from » to.lt noon. - iann" will be studied. laken will be guest miniittr at th* Robp avenue. Tfci- Y.P.C.A. will meet Thursday 11 o'clock aervice Sunday morning, Mr*. Prascott LeBreton of St. at 7:30 p. m. in the church racial preaching on the subj*ct, "The Petersburg, Fla. A grandson also room*. Houte of Many Mansions." The Middletown survive*. choir will ling under direction of Donald MaeNelU of th* New METHODIST Charles Franel* of Colt'* Neck and Brunswick a*mlnary will pr*aeh at MONMOUTH MONUMENT Eatontown Ml** Blliabtth Matthew* will be th* Sunday morning atrvlee.' Rally day will be observed by theat the organ. Church Khool meet* at 9:45 a. m. COMPANY church and Sunday-school at tht Sunday-ichool will meet at 9:45The choir hehearsal 1* held Wed- 10 60 o'clock Sunday morning wor- r. m.. with Mr*. Irving A. Gemmell, nesday* at 7:45 p. m. Headden'* Corner, Middletown, Route 35 ship service. Rev. Dunham V. superintendent In charge. The Ladle*' Aid tocl.ty will hold Reir.lg will deliver children's Tin fellowship will meet Sunday an all-day matting Tutiday In th* menage on "Th* Significant* ot at .8 p, m, In th* church. church room*. A eovtnd dl*h L. H. Francis, Manager th* Pulpit." J. L*st«r Hlgby will The choir will reheane Thurs- lunch will b* aorvtd. Formerly with Franc O. Squirts, freehold rer.der th* solo, "Just For Today," day at 7:30 p. m. Tht fellowship dub will m«tt In Reciprocation and the program will alto includt The Helping Clrcl* held It* first Tutiday. (veiling in th* church. PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 recitations, chorus singing an mu-fall meeting yeiterday at the home Mr. and Mr*. Mtlvin Layton will sic by th* Sunday-school orchestra, of Mr*. Charles Flock of Maple b* host and hosttss. Wa appradata tha eon* x NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 all ages meets at 9:45 a. m., with Lawn farm. ' A bak* sal* will b* held Friday, W. Letter WhltlUld, superinten- Tht Stwlng club I* muting to- October IB, from 2 to 4 p. m., at fidanca whkh it «»iJaKai dent. day at th* home of Mr*. Mildred the.church. Mr*. William Potter, Th» pastor will bring a m«**ag* Daniel* of West Freehold. Jr., I* chairman of tht committee, whan you call « ia'tima of on "Th* World Drama' 'at th* 7:30 aatUUd by Mr*. Paul Bova and DISTINCTIVE o'clock evening fellowship Mrvie*. METHODIST Mr*. Herbert Dlihty. ' Your Expnuion of Mad, aatJ m radprocation wa TI15 choir will sing the anthem, Belford True Rrnmnbranc* randtr to aacb family who call* ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS "Brtath* on Mt, Breath of God." Bcv. Paul J. Myer* will preach 8T.~MARY'B A sound motion fieturi, "It Hap- Sunday at the 10:45 a, m. service Coif* Ntck No other act of a normal upon at m intaraMatJ ami truly perea Tomorrow," will be shown on "The Kingdom Within1 'and at Must* will bt htld Sunday at mu't lift fives him muro Perfection of Material and Monday at four end seven p. m.thu 7:30 P. m. worship on "Myl:$o and 10:30 a. m., with Rtv. Jos- compUt* toul satisfaction parabnal Mrriea ragawlaat «f Workmanship In Beautiful in th« social room of the church. than th* building ot a M*m> RaJnbow." Church school meets at eph Bnoiowskl of Farmingdal* In orlal to hi* lovtd ones who New Design* A covered dlih supper will be 9:3c* a. m. and the confirmation chatge. Mrs. William Hardy i* or- have ton* on. financial rifiMwiittnira* h*ld at th* church next Wadne*. class at 1:45 p. m. . ganist and choir director. ^^^v^^^^M^^^^^V, ^BP^W ^P ^BH^BHi^pWVBJBfAT*J*^*PSS*J day at < p. m., by the Woman'* Woman'* Society of Christian Sunday-school will meet at 9:30 Our oeleet Barrt Mtnorlal* Our memorials are manufactured Society of Christian Service. Thl* Service will meet Wednesday at a. m,, with teacher* from the Red bear th* Guild mark ot' ap- by skilled artisans in our well will be a welcome back event to * P. m. In the church annex. Mr«. Banl: church in charge of the pro- proval—your guaranu* of a equipped plant at West Long thu pastor and everyone is invited Pearl White will present church gram. . flntr Memorial at ao extra Branch. to uttend. laiia for the new conference year. cost Visit our' ihowroom Beginning October 17 the Sun- Tht pastor conduct* the prayer BAYSHOBE COMMCNITY and see our display* o! th*** day-school will conduct a contest mating and Bible. study Wednei- Eatt Ktaniburg .certified memorial*, Qtfcdetv to increase the attendance In the(lav* at 8 p. m, Rtv. John P. Eul*r will preach Sunday-school, The winning class 601AST Ivalova Lee Grandcrath, infant Sunday at the 11 o'clock church JAMES A. LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., inc. will hi- given a party at the close of daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Karl service on "The Penetrating Word," JOHN VAN KIRK "FUNERAL HOME FRONT the contest which will end the last GiTi.demth ot Keansburg, was uap- Rally day will be ob«=rv*d at this Wall Si. Tel. L. B. 6-3567 West Long Branch Sunday of 1948. Points will hs tteert Sunday afternoon. In the c« and In the Sunday-school N»t I* Ml. Olival Camui) - RED BANK N.J. riven for attendance, for carrying BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE , f r g chuich by'the minister, The wit.at thr 10 o'clock session, A prayer Phont R«d Bwik 8-0319 Blb:Blb e (o Sunday-schooSdhl l andd ffor ntatu were Miss Jim Maclntyrt service Is held Thursday nights at bringing ntw mtmbar*. and Edward Orob of Btlford. I o'clock. . | . R.F.D. Bos 10t R«d Bank &oer Ikirttflfears of Dependable Economical Servfct * BED BANK REGIBTER, OCTOBER T, 1048

ployed hf FXart yaaBruat«« «f affeeri of the American I*gloa arc returning to tha paraonage to- atanley Fowler, Bwbert U>e>ea. Fraa- ScatBrlfhi eee Beak, Mar«M ftakarle. Jeraeaa B*f Walter Sweeney, tuaaa and Jerry family ia observance of their SOth) aon. «oat and auailiary will b« furthered morrow after * vaeatloa apent with •our, Sueaa Benaeor, Bsktrta Keel- Seymour, Helen Oeynor, Leslie Co* wadding annlvefsary. The couple D.A.R. Chapter Alice Thompson, a retired Mra. Jaek White aad Hra\ Sta*> at a meeting next Thuraday alght relatlvea. nan, Michael Van Doer**, Bltlne **rt aad Roberta SUelmaa. ley Fowler will be hoataana at the at the pott home. Puptle perfect In attendance at Waleh, Erik Woods, John Zurich, were married at Keyport. Mra. Naur Terk achool teacher and «um- Fifth and elith gradca—Jact Laeay, Mr. and Mra. Charles VanDoeren Maurer ia tha former Charlotte) Visits Tenncnt aiar resident of thla place, will be meeting nest Thureday night of A. turkey will be dlepoaed of No- •chool for September, follow: Jamea Boeckel, Aleill Snharic, Divld ana family aaeeit Saturday at tha the apeaker at the opening meeting the Woman'a Society for Chrietlaa vember It by the Sea Bright Re- Bcilnnera, first and iccond gradei— Seymour, William Rock, Thomai Roz- Trenton fair. Miller. The couple have two chil- Place Marker Chi Grave for the sew achool year of the Service of the llethodiit church. bekah lodge. guaanne Chtmberlain. Mary Blltn Eiltn- •ri, Rocky Drummond, Jennie Covert, Lieut. Cotnmaader and Mr*. Lea- dren, Mra. Daniel A. Holthes and b«mr, Bavwly Fowltr, Mary Elltn Lois Covert, Virginia Chamberlain, Mrs. Corneliue Ackerson, b^th of Haene aad School association, to John Gaynor and Jamee Boyer of The Bone and Daughter! of Lib- Crauln, ratricim Fhifrr, Aiient John- Judy Ellenberfer, Baa-tan Welt, Eaton ns rn R. Hardy and aoa Richard of . Of Mr*. Engel be heU next Thursday at 3:30 p. the seventh grade are in charge of erty council will meet tomorrow ion, Betty Linerhammtr. Marlon Lov- Eniler. Richard Keller, Charlta Meyer. New London, Conn., apent the Keyport, and two grandsons, Car* Bl. at the aehool. Tea will be the tchool bulletin board for thii night. gren, Caroline and Cnthtrine Rock, Seventh and eighth krnn>«—Chnrlet week-end with MM. Hardy's moth- Holme* and Terry Ackersop *<£. Members of Bhrtw»bury Town* served la honor of the new mem- Iimi Uoyal, Kay Van Dofren, Iria Eilcnhrvger, Frank Karbcr, Hmry chapter, Daughter! of tho Ameri- week and next week. School will be dlemiiied Tueiday Van Doercn, Amy Wtlch, Joy West. James, Jamai Boy#r, nonald Lacey, er, Mm. Irene V. Bpooner of Ocean bers of the association. A washing machine It being die- at 13:30 p. m., In observance of Frederick Bott, Jamea Coleman, Hilly Richard Van Doeren, Betty Lovitren, avenue. "No Gunning" Slfna. ' can Revolution, met Monday at Old Drummond, Teddy Good, Robert Hart- Joanne F«*rion, Crnihln Rock, Mary Tennent church to place a epectal Cecil Layton of Ocean avenue Is posed of on the co-operative plan Columbua day. Lou Schl.fer, Elaine Weit. "tfo C'jnrur.u" i.'/na m.-i/ now ae led confined to his home with heel in- by the 252 club of the Odd Fellowi Rev. Joseph S. Eldridge will be- wick, Sheldon Nelson, Piter Parrlnr, WEDOINO ANNIVER8AKT at The llex'.h'ir office. I'rir.ted ea dur- D.A.R. marker on' the f rave ,of Robert RoKeri, Jack Strelman, Trnvia Children in Mrs. Raymond Hell- ab!n c-i di^jttil Of! cer.U A doien, I Mrs. Nannie Engel. lira, ltujel juries suffered in a recent 20-foot lodge. gin hia eecond year aa paetor of the Thoraai, Billy Ward, Joierh White, Ed- ktr't room at achool who won Mr. and Mrs. William Mauer of cents enrh: ii^inleil on waterproof aaua- *M one of the fouadera at the fall while doing carpenter work off Plana for the Halloween parade Methodist church Sunday morning ward Woodi. health club awards for September hn, 11.80 a dozen, l.i rentu eica. Ova* at 10:46 o'clock. He and hla wife Third and fourth gradea—Jeanne Alt- Keyport were given a' supper party er's name imprnted at small extra eoett chapter. a> houae at Rumson. He is em- and party for the joint Installation an, Leonard Chermnck, Lcille Covert, were Stanley Fowler, Elaine Welch, lut week by membera of their •—Advertisement. , Mn, Hortoa B. Garrison, regent, and lira. Daniel B. Olaoa, chaplain, conducted the aervlee. Alao attend- ing the ceremony wae lira. Enfel'a husband and ion and daufbter-ln- law. Col Emll Engel of Bhrewe- %SeU% bury and Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Tie*' ,/ t ,,(„ Kendall of Newark. ">a Following the ceremoniei, mem' bers were taken on a tour of the church by the paator, Rev. Chtrlea # Noff ana a melting follows* l» the church rooms. The chapter will enter » patri- otic float in the parade at Red Bank Tuesday, and win lend eup- port to activltiee connected with the ,viait of the Freedom Train. The next meeting will be Monday, November 1, at the home of lira. Dorman M. McFeddin at Long Branch, MAM BtlMINa Chartee Orogan, 4*, of 1U Third • avenue, Fair Haven, has been re- ported mining alnce Saturday. He waa described to police ae being •it five feet, ten Inchea tall and weigh- Selv* your menu problem! ing US poundi. He waa laat teen by alannini dtlicioui, tet- wearing a brown auit, brown hat, brown ehoee and white ehirt. nemical minui around Acmo fmk fruiti and vt|«r«bl«t—received froth Fair Haven daily at Hie soak of goodness! The following puplla of the bor- .»> ough tchoola were neither abeent not- tardy in September: WILLOW STREET SCHOOL Klr.dei«»rt«»—Dowlas leelene, alih- Ian Urlmei, Arthur Jewett, Arthur Lynchy . Jamil Quinn, Joeeph Kalph, M* warrtt BlleyBey,, Peter Shuek,Sehuiek,,, Brituaa Sennen,, BarrB y glmnonigl , JameJ s saUsaUtUth , THMUONVOUif CAULIFLOWER s«-25« ShShkiek n EftlandEld , BalkaBk n HellHll, NNaur He»»«l, Joan Howard, P«trM« Hittfr, Serve tasty creamed cauliflower at this low price this week-end. Featured at all Acme Markets. Why pay more? Ului,i LoPrMtl, Mary Jo Merer, Mar- COMMUNITY CHEST UM Nun, Barbara Farter, CumM Slet, Valerie Bukewnen,. Butan InHh, Anu« Thaler, Carolyn Walteaore, CarMe Worden. Snappy Green Beans ™* 2"» 29« Wrst Grade—Mae Jane Hand, 0iUt Clark, Dorothy Gehlhsus. Betir MuWer. Bvelya Fryor, MerrU» Wlejr. Barbata Trails, Joan Waif. Derla WMlnn, OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. Jane* Wkltmon, Wlltor Head, Dene* Vobaraa, Bubwld 8jrl«e*ter. Potatoes "«i 50 * »•« $1.6 5 Beeend Grade—Bruce Borne**, Vatar Apricot Halves "•""i* «. 25c Chow Mein Dinner "^ 47c DeUra*. Harrj HarrleeM, •»»!»» •««• ard*. Carolyn Uebeek*. Fatrieia lie- miun fceck*. Karen Matthews'. Unda Meeker*. Libby Pears _ «.45c Tomato Sauce MONTI 3!^ 20c b Mariorie Porter', France! Tuilek*, Jem 0M Pie Apples SET10" 2'IT 29c Beef Stew " * "*£» -. 49c Golden Sweet Potatoes 3 *17c Srifettar, Brian VanNoatnnd, Ju«» Al- ^S^k MML ^kValb "WlVftjel fJnV vttfiwV •fUlsJ^r len, Neman Bland, Bonnie I*» Bas. -.25c Ideal Tea Bags TIT 43c i nan*, OUrda Urtmnier. Frances Hicks. I eOClieS Freeatene it-ei. Hannah Kaleer, Madeline BJIer. Patrieia Y Blley, Patricia Smaller, Meta Smith, Sue Libby's Peaches '%!!!r •«„ 31c Tetley's Tea Bags ^ Fancy Tokay Grapes 2°*19c Fourth grade—Bruce Iceland, Donald HliYI frank, Tbemas HarrUon, Donald Hod* Fruit Cocktail *•,, M.43c Hi-Ho Crackers—•" 30c kU«, Kenneth Jordan, Jar McQueen, ( Xabcrl .Foriine, Mewtan Rkt. TJIOIBM BhuUi, DoroUij Abblatl, Lynn Borne* Cranberry Sauce *£ 2!^35c Golden Fruiter r20c Fresh Green Peppers 3^10c Jane, EnaUnd, Judith Gnrlsht, Marl- ante Kaleer, Sandra Lewis, Susan Muld- er. IaeMo Prlebe. Men Beherer, Sarah Royal Pudding Jj. 4'*-23c Premium Crackers w ",. 25c Jane Tra»ls, «&arflS th srade—Har WUHam Quaker Quick Oats H"•£. 16c Marshmallows Fancy Mclntosh Apples 3^25< Enmont, Strawberry Preserve ™:t,39c Cracker Jack; b Hand, Barbara Bunee*, Jane Rack, California Oranges 5* ««59c Anne Ulonde. Jullanne Talkot, Lerriae Wati«n, Jean WilHaeu. ,..,.. Sixth «rede—Robert Aumaek, Blchard Meter, PhUlp Genoveee, Mekarj Hal> to:"lilc5ard'HarSe»r>ieS-ItrCo. ttchar* Harmon, Fleter Kreyae. PauFl l LalondeLalnde, GeorgGeertee LoekwoeLeekwoodedd , KenKen- A top-quality pure apple juice! Buy now at this special low price! ll eifIMe Ter. Mth McCall, John >>» **J.-^*r | TftleMhue STANDARD *1 X-ei. *)C« I OmOTOeS ovuny *• cans *3C SoupMixSoMAw3 g 32c CHUCK ROAST Choice er GM4 TkefiM, iJHe Wlllleas. Saventa frade—ArUrar Beanett, Wat* Whole Kernel Corn.tr-. 19c ten ninewallnine-wall, Robert MBUUM . Bruce your money. At all Acmes! JeauwemanB, Frank JoaeeJoaee,, Uato Uiel. Bon. in. Acme Sav-U-Trim givesyou more meet for ,uur money. At oll Aeme|J Bsnald Seaeack. 8t*»heit tartb. Thomei NibletsCorn "T 19c Tomato Soup ZS? "£" 10c WallWll , MariMi e AckerAk . Butt AckerAcker, Biases Del Monte Peas '^19c Shredded Wheat T *. 17c R AGa<> -55c Wheeler. 2 ft; 35c Platei Beef L_ »39c . KNOLLWOOD SCHOOL fc Evap. Milk ST 2r.29c Extra Fancy Fowl X »55c Pried Lima Beans £35c Stewing Lamb *29c mack. Michael B«—• •-••-_ -.- Fresh Hams 2!"' »69c Satlert Ckaasoror. Charlea Ceek. .... Stewing Veal UanOanU. Jasnea Jakubecf. Mlehae 7-MINUTE »39c Campbell's Pork & Beans Boneless Brisket Beef »89c New Sauerkraut 8 ! Pork Chops £ »65c 2-^ 25c Pie Crust PS; 16c Dill Pickle^ 2 S 25c Smoked Beef Tongues '• 59c 2? 15c Tomato Juice "" 2r25c Asco Coffee £ 43c .'A* Boneless Rolled Veal :> 75c rmrChtlt* VIOITAIU •es, »in_ % RICHER BLEND. Gtound fresh to your order. Sausage Meat;;; • 65c Meat Loaves V-0 JUICI COCKTAIl -•T Ideal Coffee^" t?;53c Bologna Tangerine Juice """i mm IUC HEAVY BODIED. Topi them ill! Try it! Long Island Ducks »45c Liverwurst Orange Juice ""* *", m 21c , Wincrest Coffee Z, 40c '£" POUND _ «. LIGHTER BODIED, vlgoroui tarte. Ground to order. Airline Prune Juice «|25c Cake Mixes r 2»fc Apricot Nectar "^ 1 01 Bakiry D«pf. PANC S 38c Cream White "tt: 39c t: ! Aunt Jemima SH! «. 16c Corn Muffin Mix' ?£f*. 15c Fresh from our own ovens, DAIRY DEPARTMENT AC M E Log Cabin Syrup Chocolate Chip Enjoy Acme's greater variety of dairy foods now. £26c PillsbuiyPieCrustMix£17c Nucoa Margarine »*»» JJC Froztn Foods IVORY LAVA CAMAY SOAP \| Loaf Cake -*29c Princess Margarine .«."=,. 33c D«portm*nt SOAP HAND SOAP 3«28c Golden cake, tasty chocolate chip*! Mild Colored Cheese fc61c 3 —2»c 2 iZ 27c Butterfly Buns r?7* 35c Glendale Club Cheese 2"L 89c » 17c CocoinuMill«d colltt cake, vinille Iced. uuars American Loaf Cheese cw^ J^ 55c SPIC & SPAN DASH Cinnamo.i Buns Jjj ^«30c PUS •»ir IVORY Chock, full of rsltini, clnnimon tugir, Cream Cheese !££ 2 ^ 35c SOAP The Miracle Cleaner DOG FOOD Cinnamon Buns *Sf, 35c Kraft Velveeta Cheese J£.31c With delicious heavy caramel coating. sake 10c .X. 21c 2 .rr 27c «*« lialm oef. 3oj PEACHES Mot. Danish Rum Ring «• 39c 29* With thir red tangy rum flivor. Bleu Cheese * 73c IVORY FUKES DREFT THRIFTY uM| Mu Swiss Cheese^ 75c MAXBOK VBENCH FBICD lereuthe Mokei Diihei Shim LIQUID STARCH Apple Pie < ' «• 49c \iVvm. e«f. Without Tender flaky erutt, well filled with apples. Cheddar •"*••• ^ 67c 2 meihrn ilia .tS 21c M POTATOES 31c Cup Cakes *»°*™ ft30 c Bacon * lH1.39c Detorettei, ceeoanuf, vanilla fudje, chocolate. White Vinegarr/; 14c Inrlch«d Supram* BIRD'S BYE Sweethearts 3^. 28c DAIRYCRIST SPINACH Mot. Bread >-. 14c ICE CREAM Sweetheart S5 2!S 27c Supreme In fin* texture 29* Mellptool Supreme In uniformity bag FREEI Blu-White 2 X 17c Supreme In fresh keeping BIRD'S EYB Supreme In grand eating Crumler, SUPER SUDS J5.-34C smoother I RHUBARB Has. rug. 25' RED JtA^K REGISTER, OCTOBER T, 1948 BOAT* fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAIX FOR SALE mnuass NOTKZS BUSINESS NOTICES ADD ANTIQUE VICTORIAN sofa. Excellent MAHOGANY BREAKFAST, leather top MAHOGANY sideboard, Sheraton par< PAINTING AMD prporheafttlig. catcrier rBEO FAKWELL—Chryalir Alrtemp •4xl4-FO0T cuiton-keiks _ coffee table and round lamp table: iod; Wlnthrop tecretary, tnthoianyi M< interior, Congowill inttalled. Call tlr undltirnlni, bitting and cooling; cruller, twle ec«w, tpttat M I condition. Call Ruanion 1-0878-J. commission, very cheap, rrtw.^ montklr also persoripllon type Hanavia utra vio- Empire dresacr, Victorian ainglc bed, Ketnlbary•6-0119. • fuel pumpt a. d controla foi all oil burn- WWbow FkAMt r r*r z" a.shlet lamp, like new. Call Bumson 1-0731. mahogany: hair matire«e and box PANTS MXDE to erder. aad taatcae* er* in dock fjr the trade. 81 Blnihaen 31 Bingham avenue. Uructloa. ._. wvightt, cord, ecreen; window frame spring; mahogany bureau with mirror; avenue, Bumson. phona 1-1499. 148». WANT ADS dea't Cort.tr, 2' 0"i3* t" ansh, weights, cord, acfeen; COMPLETE BEDROOM suite; also ta eulti. Direct froas aukir, $8.50 ft— eHitsttt. kitchen tables, beds, airings, mat- rope edge round mahogany table; Barbie up. A. Boneore, !1> Shrewsbury eve- HAND-KNITTED garment, made to or- 14-S-VOOT INBOARD boat, ft M. f. mulllon franc 2' 0"x3' 2" sash, weights, top round mahogany table; small uphol- Briggs * Stratton motor, wita eord. 182 Washington street. Keyport.* trcssej, reasonable prices. Call after stered sofa; Oriental rug. Other items nue. Red Bank. Phone 4-iOH-M. der, any style. Call Atlantic High- YOU GtT NOBS aal ft liet for your 6 P. M., Highland! 3-1322-J. 214 Bsy lands 1-1592. clutch, boat and motor, new thit eprinf. LOST AND FOUND fiw* iM trellon, tttwltf iblektnt, TWO-PlBCsTXlVlNG room"~iuite, good attractively priced. Mil. Beadlelton, Fred Farwell, 91 ilingbam avenue. But» •nt duekTlngt, Jiael Jabt. 41 Merio- condition, 135; walnut bed, coil avenue. C JO3BPB •HITI,. wallpapering LET ME TAKE DOWN your acreena Monmouth Beach. Phone 1-2217. and screen doors and rake up your •on. Phone 1-14»9. FOUND— Bracelet, Owntr may have etrect. Bad Bank. Phono ft-aoit-J, spring, inne-rsprlng matte-ess, complete fWOTPlECl; HOHAIR living room NORUE HOT AIR oil furnace, pot type, aaa pelnliag. Gitaga I. Craw. CHRIS CRAFT. 150 H. P. 2ft felt, ar tcmt by identifying ind paying coit $20; boy's ^4-inch bicycle, 112, Phone suite, fair condition, good mahogany yard. Call Teddy. Phone Red Bank ft- SHELL-AST—A Caicinatlitf and prefit- gravity feed, blowtr. Ueed less than lord, carpenter, rtaitdellaf bltk- 4340.« ' will exchange for t good car. Photo •( ad. Write, "Bracelet," Box 611, Red ablt hobby for Baking tarringt, Atlantic H!ghlande_1.0S60-J.* frames. $15. CallRed Bank 6-1152-M.* two years. Call Atlantic Highlandi 1- reoeu, kltektni, all type* eeiUnga. Eatontown 3-0710. . Bank.' ftLbYEFr YOUR CLOTHES, furniture 30-GALLON BOILER and~pot stove", brooebei, bracelet!, etc Assorted 1680. Pkonei Red Bank •-"$$«, tr Eaten- IRON BAILINGS fer aorebee, atllr- 28-FOOT (5AB1K CRUISER. Cuatote PttitJNbBirth bracelet, name, Mickey. entile In colon, metal pin tacki; tar pnd woolens from moth damage for with kerosene unit cr coaj. Call Red built. Sleep* four, it H. P. Chril- Bank 6-3363-Js . OIL BUHNER, American stove, pot Jr., imprinted on white btadi, sur- • erewt, plastic foundttlont, Instruction Ave yenrs. One spraying of Bcrlou does •Jfwiit v"uuvo di type. Used two years, $100. Phoni tiwn 10$$$ U. tfaye, etc. Hade to order by tea- Craft. Excellent family boat for $1> rounded by blue beidi. Call at Du- booklet!. Houie ol T»y«, 121 Firat it, or Berlou pay* for the damage. It's WESTITTGHOUSE refrigerator, nint cu Rod Bank_6-1682-R> dsrf Coeipiay, il yean at 9 Welt 900, Phone Sea Bright 5-0174-W. gan't bakery. Broad I'.reet, Red Bank.* avenue, Atlantic Hlfklandi. fbont I. odorless, stainless and dry cleaning can- blc feet, 1934 model, i'hone Rei iUViScimu ANU Apltraisar. at. >, STEAM FURNACE. Good condition. Will Coatt, 49(i Bath a'eaue. Leaf Mriact. atrtat. Bed Btaa. Pkeae t-$llt. WINTER^BO^AJ'STOBAUE. Make reter- ItolrJt)—Nevetink river, 15-foot out- 0711. . OpeOptn innings, not remove it. Wright Stores, 80 Mon- Bank 6-4518.J. vttioni now. Hull and motor tepaira. board motorboni name "Dot." John* mouth itreet. Phone Red Bank 6-2222. heat tix rooms. Havt replaced with Phone ft-ftilK SOU CAN'CAM'1l BET a tetter kuy u tires TYPEWRITER^ Remington. Standard oil burner. Will sell reasonable. Phone A^DitHu *OU ,1 a-y glad el».e SEWINUNOG MACHINES rcpairtd. any New and used boats. Coast Boat Ct. •too Boathouie, Avcnut of Two Riven, than at J. M. Mount. Ce. Ntw Oeod- gBSTON TERRIER puppies. chaml keyboard, model No. 12. Phont Rum- Kumsjn 1.Q449-M.* Inc., foot of Morford Plsce, Bed Bank. rtir tint, guiranteid near, tirtt, guar- pionlhlp blood lines, AKC registered, ion 1.0514-W by itt er contract. Jobtlng • apt- ake, Singer, Whitel, New Hornet, Kumion.*- sun i -mil- rt, ABC W^VSHINr, machine, good con? eialty. J. C. Marvia * Sea. Bol 4$.etc. Guaranteed work. Any old m'aehin* Phone 6-14*0. - IX)ST — Bowboat, H-foot. Clinker, anteed used Urn: pint a liberal allow- dark seal, white markings, little beau- electrifled. Sewing Machine Exchange, ance ea tour tint. J, •. Haunt, Co., ties. John D. Davis, Ocean Road, Spring DOUBLE KITCHEN porcelain sink; dition. 19 4 West Bergen Place, Red Balford. rbona Ketatburf $-0«*l-J ti DUAL WHEEL boat trailer. Capable of whlti, Sunday night. Call Sea Bright chrome faucets, in good condition, 6.0484-W 241 First itreet, Keyport, Phone 7- carrying up to 30-foot eabin cruller; J-0S7JS. Rt 11 Matle tvetut, lea Bate. Plant d- Lake Heights, Phone Spring Lake 3- $20; maple high chair, $5, Call Rum- lank, from 2 to 5 P. M.e 2788.U. 11404. 2764-J. O'RiENTAIi DESIGN rug, 9xU, blue GENBRAI, CONTRACTOR. Crane, $30, Phone Atlantic Highlandi 1-0163-J. LOST—Diamond and sapphire- wrist son ljtjs-lt. thovtl, bulidoeer work. Eoadl cut and WOOD DEALER and trucking, odd VVOOC ilTiClii. ttii. Windshield, watch in the vicinity of Nnv*«ink, At- S'RSKMB, good condition, 135. Cnll YOUNG MAN'S tweed tuit, size 36, $5; and guld fluwtrs on ntulbete-y back- LKOO,. %", %". tiaras* for appointment, Atlantic Highlands ground, fringed ends. Price $100, Cnll graded. Cellar! dug and tanks in- . jobs; also tawing jobs done. C, H. ipray dodgers, eiulpment, Chrysler lantic Highlands or the Newark Central Kirl'a wool dre-ssea, tile 10-2, $3; girl'l stalled, toe aoil. M, i, ttavola, Phoni Wilson, 89 Peach street, Shrewsbury 103 H. P. Requires slight repairs. Coilt train, 11:40 A. M.. September SO. lit-- 1-1553. S'.vcr.tt:-s, size 34, $1. All hi excellent doora, tpeeiai (4l.il; No. i far* BUREAl;r"?irsizVbed, spring and mat- Red Bank 6-3554. townthip. Call Red Bank 6-1545. Cost C=., foot ol Mnr'ord Place. Bid ward. Please call Atlantic Highlands 1- WHttE~ENAMEL gas range_ ,. "Wflbilt" condition. Phone Eatontown 3-0094-R. Bank. factloa «ood (kinglet; doori, good condition. Phone Freehold S ti-ets, folid mahogany carved, nnd all CABINET MAKING and carpenter re- 0085. COCKEfi SPANIEL puppies, eight weeks In petfpet condition. Call Long Branch OIL LAMP* cearente) far eler-trle- pair work. Russell E. Davit, 124 novelty ilditg. taouldiigt! kilt dried • 043S-J-1. old. Very reasonable. Phone Red _H- 6_399S.R:*_ • High street. Eatontown. Phone 8-0249-J. 1*10. lall wkitt pint. National BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, ten volumes, BankJI^Otin nt. C.niM.a 12^MM . Ity. Laapa rewind. We call far 23-INCH LOCKE power lawnmower, A-l fHVSICAL CULTURE reducing exer- FOR SALE brand new, still In case. Cost 1120, rKIGIIJAIKE—Good condition. Price and diliver. larald'a Badla and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Luasbtr Co., 141 Btliatnt aftnue, condition, $200. Phont Rumion 1- cltei and manage. Instructors, male Long Branch, facet Lena; Branca ill tell for I7S. Phont Red Bank I- HOP. Call Red Bank 6-0201-R. •laetrla Ikat, 14 Wett Freal atreet. and female. Phone Rumson 1-1134-M.« 4ni-B. THREE RUGS, 9x12 and pads, one new, 0987.^ VETERANS AND OTHERS—Free eat. NOW IS THE TIME for anerationi to t-ti'it. MAN'S BICYCLE, balloon tires, nearly Bed Bank. Pkete ft-1744. TBIO—Carlo Golettl, vlofinl Fred An- alogue dikcribing 400 couritt. Vet- your house. We ire QualiHed for any SOLID MAHOGANY cabinet; maple rose, one green and onu rust, used. drews, piano; Ohril Schluter, bail. Cull' Atlantic Highlands 1-0392.* new; also 16-shot Marlin 22 repent- erana accepted under G. I. Bill. Writ* job. No money down. Small monthly KAN Btl.lS ANU PULLE1TB for eleu- _tablc. Ph one Sea Bright 2-0013. ing rifle. Phone Eatontown 3-0914-W THtl BEST fKICEB paid fer raga. Iron, Avulable for dinces. receptiona, etc. International Correspondence School*, payments s.-ranged. Free estimate trlc motors. In atock. Pouglte Kite. SEPTIC TANK, nearly "new, uscil one FLOOR"~COVs5RlNci=Laigest stock in ' rattal and paper. Uettla, |uak dealer. Phone Red_Bank 6-4572-J.* or_n|iply_2 I3uyane street, Oceanport.* 21ft Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Batik. Bos 1593. Scranton, Pa. Local photo Phone Red Dank 6-4444. Monmouth trie Co., lii East Front (tract. Phone year us oil tank. Inquire Mrs. Dean, town; lowest prices. Samuel Swartt, t!AS STOVE, ivory tnble~toj) KHS tmgt. STATION WAUON body repairs nnd re- Construction Co.. Highway 95. Haid- 14 West Front itreet. Phont Red Bnnk Phone Ked Bank 4-1867-E. Will Clf Market 2-U64. Red Dank " i Lewis street, Eatontown after & full sire, (rood condition, 143, Call finishing.. Kitchen cabinets custom SPACE FOR RENT—In established spe- den's Corner. CB UI.OWERS. alw ati ue foi o'clock, or Saturday or Sunday,* 6-1 387.' Reel Biinl; 6-1H57.* LAWN AMI' fORCH furniture repaintcc. made. D. S. D. Cabinet Works. Phone Called for and delivered. Wllkint Mo- cialty shop, good location, mltablo , nHWUt:^ UMC-A HKAC, furniture, oil burner motors, pump mutora. etc. H"I0H~5CAS"S VIOLIN and~cnsc, $7i. JUST ARRIVED—Lome shipment of gas YARNS—10O"% Virgin wool, worsted, Red Bank (-I859-M, for accessories, gifts, millinery, or yarn bought out told. Sohu Houit An- Douglas fclectrie Co., It lint Front Walter Aber, Monmouth avenue, Port ranges, coal ranges, combination oil tor Salet. Phone Bed Bank 6-0049. All four-ounce hunks 8S cents, ipert yarn for Mr. Brltton ahop. Write, "Specialty Shop," Bo* 111, tiques. Ceorge Martin, Prop. 74 Shr*wi- .tretct Phon. Red Buna ft-UIKt. Monmouth._V_hone- Keansburg 6-049C. .,nd gat, coal ami gits, oil heaters and two-ounce balls at 52 cents: baby or Rtd Bank. bury avenue, at the end of Monmouth ELECTRIC MOTORS—Now we have MOTORBIKE— Perfect condition, $50, furnncci. SumuU Swartz, 14 West lingering yarn, onc-ouncc ball. 34. cents; PIANO LESSONS at your kone or aiy atrept. Phone Krrt Bant 6-3786. Front_slrect._PhojM> Jteil Bnnk 6-1387.* itudio. Fr«d A. Wohlforth, B.S.td., RUSCEUANEOUS LARGE BUILDING, 1,600 squart felt. plenty ot new t-f, M. I-I. 1-2 M. bund crocheted cbcnnille hots, made to Suitable for garage or repair ahop. 'iU'li\i id'i'liKS, ndding machines and P. Aiso used electric motart. llouillat CITEAI'—Used Magic Ch"c"f cai range, order. S22 River Rroai'. Fnir Haven, planltt for clubs, rcceptiona, etc.. $ ! TmWiWSToVrh^'tSicin^;- Silverwhltt avenue, at Pinckney toai. LISTINfiS'wanted. If you btvt • hou» Located on highway. For further Infor- oflice equ pment, new and ujed, electric Co, (5 Eaat Front street. Phone been used, 1950, Call Kcunsburg 6- Bengal gas range, WcstinghoUse elcc- PJionc^ReifBallLe-li^S^R."; mation, call Del Hank 6-4873 after 5:30 bought, sold and reiiuiied. Seniico'a, phone Red Bank 4-4572-J. - for isle; buyen waiting. R. V. K. II 1 neBedq DMNBanWk «llll!e-»i. Shop, a inets, floor cablnetl. washing ma- hrce-nlcrc blue legging let 8. Pea ]ne- rant a Juki Boa tor that epei-iai oc- Co., 11U West I'ront strret, lied Bank. 1\SKL5K STOVE—WilOieat five or six We tall fer tad delltcf. Birolft'e ing $12,500. Call Atlantic Highland! East Front street. Red Gank, Phone chiiien Rna nnd oil wnter neuters, metal ket 14, tsudy bear eont JO, navy silk etiion; cr t P. A, tyiiern for a nominal 1-1800, _ • . Phone lied Bank_«^2jil_-W. roome. W. Scistel, 200 Main street, wall cabinets. Samuel Swnrti, 14 West raincoat 14; boy'i cHmel hair overcoat Badla eid Electric Wot, 14 Wcat fell Call oi write, Majestic Amuse- 6-41193. Keansbuig. I'hone 6-0344.* GULF OIL CORPThas for lease a go- VOU CAN'T GfcVn belter buy on lire. V BELTS FOR tawnmowcrs. washing Front street. Phone Red Bank C-1387.* 14-16, navy blue aults 14, pants 14 Fraal ttraat. Bad Beta. Pkeae ft- mente, 15-17 Witt Bergen piece, Red Oil, BURNER, A^l shnpe. Used two snow iiiits 5. Other ni-llc.'ee too num. Hunk rM>..n. f-2187. ing service station In Red Bank. In* ' tnan at J. H. Muitnl, Co. New Goud- machines, power tools. Merrill Ma- 30 BUSHELS of clean rye. Cnll Franii 71',", l5 mention. Also nln^ nair of 1744. elude phot c and working cttrjltal In ap« ycar tires, guaranteed recap *.ire», i;uar> chine Shop, :« Metbanie atrcel, Red _Creevy, Holmdcl ll-06H0i_ seasons, with full equipment with 275- WANTED—Service from registered Nu- anteed used tires: plui a liueral allow- gnllon Innk. Phone lied Bank 6-2287-J.* dottf,] Swlsa curtains, 63 Inches lorg. plicntion. Write, "A. E. B.," Box 511, Bink. BABY l, AKC reflltered, male jhest, 30B Redmond avenue, Oakhurst. RADIO STORE, 8750 for stock, woek' 11 Maple avenue, Red Bank, Phone e- and female, fawn with black mark*, dition, reasonably priced, Phone Rum- house rcfriperntcr, S200. Phone Rum- Call Rid Bank »-040i. Office, $0 Mount son 1-I36O-H.* Phone Deal 7-604JL* repair bench, tube Lester, Ohm meter, OI04. three month! old. Phone Bed Bank f. jon_11094jIW_aiter »_F._M. street CUNVcJK'l' YOUIt A'I"I'1C or second flooi 1 DO YOU NEED oH-^SSk .toves, ti'; WANTED TO RENT aignnl tracer, tignal generator, batterf BLACK"8ALINE~fur cont, hmoll site. NOTICE—HAVE that old fur coat re- charger, r.rmy rndnr scopes, over 80S into apartments. Part of rent from NEW FURNITURE intclall. Ma. ens cook Ktovcu. S.I up; pressure auto modeled, relined, reconditioned while Excellent condition. Cnll Red Bank 6- ;; »tovo $15, jloublo dlnl ntorc ictlo tubes, books, tools, condenser!, etc. apartment 1>»M for the Job, No dowt, ABOUT 200 PATTEENS ol eltcoif hognny kneeholc ilcsk, 349j mag- rites are low. Coniult Any C. Ow»n, PROFESSIONAL MAN and family de- payment, 'e-even years to nay, I-'ree esti- 700 or Hid Bnnk 6-4056-W. .». borne tlooritrir. roofing, and wall aire three-bedroom home. Vicinity* of Radios, fluorescent lights, chimce, ttove, tinucd waihabie and tunftit wall- Jnion avenue, Belford. All work guar- denk nnd benches, plus qlck aale. Wrltt, mate, Monmoutn Construction Co., HOT W"ATER BOILER, wltinrer"c"uiel azine racks, $2.95; Hassocks, nil pnper, imed mason Inthe, pipe die! and anteed. Phoni Keanlburg 6-0482. Red Bank, Freehold, Matawan. Phone Highway 3 5, at Headden'e Corner. Phone papir, 19c to 60c per roll. Klirin'ti oil burner, in good working condition. colors nnd eir.es, $.".9.1 to $12.95; I'uMer 2 i.i to four-inch, tinnrr'n tooln, Somrcvllle 8-2899-R. "Radio Stoic," Box 511, Red Bank.* Red Ilink 6-4444. Suitable for small house, $75. Phone rolipr, prrnipi". «»imer and qt-ike; honvv 21 Monmouth Itreet, Red Bank. Sfc.a Bright 2-0291. ^ new v-nnity henches, $3.95; five- Inwn roller, 18x24 enamel sink, $5, cor- COMPLETE landieipa tervie*. BY THE YEAR—Home, vicinity of Red GUARANTEED used fin garnet. I'm Phone I-SSS1. , ITClifcN 11ANGE, with oil burueic, piece breakfast sets, $39,50; "Sleep, I'er enamel wnah hiinin, 18-Inch oxhnutt Trees, shrubs, perennial! lupplled Bank, Rumion, Shrewsbury, by fam- somt life In tbnt recreation room ot AUTOMOBILES five-burner oil ilnvc with oven, rmuile muster" inncrspring mattress, fun, wino |*otj J-ck tvpf. . BO-itallon and planted in season. Now la tht ily of physician practicing Red Bank, cellar bnr room. Aiso used Juke boiet, OLD ENCLISU sheep dog puppies; very sofn, hot water boiler and pot Htovr, wine bnrrrl. Inside doors, nrw and uied, Four bedroomt, two baths, two-car git- I1UU end up, in guaranteed condition. best blood line. Registered A.K.C etc. Holland, Johnson's Lane, hetwtcn f>19..'0; liiiile lamim, $6,95; lumi/ Wnnicil -IS or 20-lnrli. nlnn'est furnnce. best time to plant your new liwn. rnxe, Preff.rably unfurnished. Write, MAUHiCrJ SCHWAIITX. ChryiVr, Ply. Call or write, Majestic Amusementl, 1b- Bryan'i Stock Farm, Portaupeck, Long Btecroft Plnce nnd West Lincoln nvc- tllndts, fl.23; mnhogunjr drop-lc:if Phone Hcd Dunk Call Steven!, Red Bink 4-08J2.M. "Physician," Ho.-i 511. Red Bunk., muuth and International truck tawf 1" Wesi Htrggn nlare, Red Bank 6-21«7. nuc, Onkhurst." and service hesdquartera. Phone* Reel Branch. tables, ?jn; linoleum I'UKI anil run- lONTRACTOns "AIR~c"HmVr,fssor. 10.f APARTMENT cr amnll house. Walking Bank 6-11787. OIL nUKNEl!, with all controls. Will CArtbuUUlURB and twgnetoi rebuilt. KEW AN I' USED lumber. If we WATER TUMPS aold, repaired and ii.- ner ; kitchen cabinets, nil sires, « "'t-'foir-cyllndfr engine mounte dietanee to Red ' Bnnk station. Fur- 1918 MERCURY club coupe, gray, 12,. hann't cot It, «e can nel H. Lowest tlallrd, Strvice at «ll times. James heHt n lnr£c homrt $7.*>; nlno lnt'ffc - 'wheel nxl th SltiO l Quirk factory workmanship. Pouglie niihed cr unfurnished, At least tv.-o bed- pricvl in lowti. Keansliuru Lumbsr Co.. Amutuio, Middlstc-ni phere J.D385-K. oil pnintinjr. bc-iutlful frnmc, S10, CnlJ v.-nrdrcbes, brnss and'rotif., hrctooisi Eltrtrlc (ju., ti East Front strut, Hid vuumii Occupancy December r.t the 225; alro Hot Plymouth ROiiiie $271t. Kransburn (-0041.* Private ov.ncl-. Wont Fietliulll I- Inc., Highway 36 and Franklin avenue. AlFTsTSTtMS built to order, ready" baskets, cednr i-hcstn, boudoir ' latest. Give complete details. Box K. S., O209-W.2.« Keantburi;. I'hone Keanaburg «-IH5>. to go at Christmas time. Just plug FiRfiPXAC'B, SCREEN and coal blirninR chnirs, manic bedroom sullen, car- FOB MORTGAGE loani, tee R. V. R. H 147 Fourth ave»ue. New York, 3, N. Y. crate. If Interested, plen;e write, J, USEII CAKK bougnt, aulil anil ex- CALL US WHEN selling four antique!, n and watch the train! co-br. An; pet runner, etc. Ruscll's Furnllure Stout, Lewis kuildlnt. 77-7* Broil FIVE OR SIX rooms, unfurnished. For changed. Pontlac talct and iirvtco, china, bric-a-brac and household ar- gauge or system. Act now, so it enn W. Martinez. R. F. D. No. 1, Box 424, family of adultl. Must be near bin be ready by Christmas, Houst of Tort. Red Ban!;." ' t Art Galleries, 25 East Front ttreet. lover Newberry store.) term.. 0. M, A. C, Rattaa Brothirt, ticles, Sea Hriiiht Antluu* t Gift hydraulic rn.ii anil .ice!; lift mcntbly PAINTER, DECORATOR and uainr jine to Red Bank nation. Write, "\V. U.'Jl Mechanic Itreet. Red Bank. Phono Shonpe. Phone Sea Bright 2-0001*. Or Norman K. f'reetnun, 121 First avenue, OOlNri OVERSEAS—Must tell by OHo"- tlrcct, Red Bank, Phone 6-1693,' . hanger. Interior and exterior, 3$ yean T. F.." Box 511 ,Jled_Jank, Atlantic Highlands. Phone 1-OTf I. Open or enow p!ov.\ v.-orth S80. »alp iirlpe K-innr Lon3nge BBranch 6.4137. ber 27, attidio couch andVchalr, Phone >,0: air rDmpi-rFsor, two cylinder. I.', experience, titimatta cheerfully given. evenings. r.umion I-079!.* ^ Louii, Caslan, 448 Bhrewibury avenue, HOUSE OR APARTMENT. For family ttuiMiu ii.^i) r*iyiuuuth pHtaengit care. VuUiiUiHT SP1RKLLA is an individual gar. iiAN'ViCE "SKATES~a"nd~ihoes,~$2"; H. P. jincln iiharc, electrlr motor with of four. Write, "Rent," Box 511, Red Dodge job-rated truckt, authorliid nienl, s'.Jlid jutt for you, bleed on •ToEER'N ROSE NURSERIES. Indoor, XtJTHEfiflC ASTiQtlfi curly maple woman's ice skatel and shoes, $2; : m <1 rth pri ! Red Bank, Phone 4-4084-W, outdoor flowering plants, fruit treet, o Bank." •ervice, modem service atatlon. Frank neaturemenii of our imtroved tgure. ' Wlnthrop desk in perfect condition. man's large wardrobe trunk, $25; large $JO- ?' -'i° 'i ' '° '"' '*'* " UUs'lUM plowing, duciuy, iwwiiisj, u«i* Vtn Syckle, 149 West Front itratt. Red Fits perfectly all over. Call for free eanariei, ptaeoekt, purakette, othen in Phone Rumton 1-0776, evenings.* auto trunk, fitted with four cases, $25; veiting, tree -pulllni. ground eleir. CULTURED GENTLEMAN iceka room fittings, no obligation ta buy. Phooe our outdoor cage. Started chicks, broii. small office lafe, |15; 300 boohs at $10 with private family in Red Bank area. en, pullets. , Vialtert welcome. V. POULTRY FEED~sracuLTocubeT~3 n?,r;,V.55 :M Ing, etc.; tractor work of any Und by ffiE BUV U8tn CAftS-An'y make o7 Entontown 3-0280-M. to October 9, 100 pound! egg or per hundrid; giri't 28-inch pre-war bl- a acre, hour or contract. Firat elite Garage desired. Write, "H. i, H," R. Arena, Highway SI, Pert Monmouth, cylc, $35; collection of amnll metal and CHTLD'S SNOW SUlt, tlie 3. brown D. I, Box_70._Red_Bankj model. Mount.Engliik- Salt! Co., $0, Phone Keansburg 4-1417-R. grower math, in dre?a goods bng nnd equipment. Ralph Maher, Holeadil. Monmouth ill eet. Phono Red Bank ft- WE BUY AND SELL anything I 100 pounds icratch feed delivered C. china docs, $10; navy pea jacket, size nnd preen, 15; Rlrl'n waterproof i;«b- Boa '.!> Phone Holmdcl >-llll. CAHTGII ROOM—Unfurnished, In cr near LABflfMAiN BAfX"a?rjib. heavy ean- 36, $5| nnvy pea jacket, site 38, new, jrdlne coot, al» 12, SS; auprted skirti, 0176. i Content! of aomit, stores, catgut, O. 7>., only 29,. DIsbrow Brothers, PAlMTtNo AMD paatrhanftng. Boo. Red Bank, on bus line. Write, "H. vas. approximately 7S0 aquart feet, Whalepond Road, Wets Long Branch. $10. Every thing In excellent condition. ti each. Phone Red Br.nlt «.3773. landing, carpenter work, epcaylng H..^_Box_S 11, Ked Baiik.e cellars, attics, china, gtsssware, ea. tevernl pine timbers over 10 feet lonj. Recklesi Place, fhont Ked Bank ii- BFrAtiLES—A few fs^nch" Sroiien USED CAR SELLERS. Will piy Phone Long Brnnch 6-2 1'AV higneit pricn for your poul- Phone Bed Bank 4-0428. stable, ten good ponies, cheap; alto lV?b~WOOI. nnd rayon'drcssei, lite 11 try. Write or phone, Long Branch Vci UAV£ 'i'nii material to do yuu 100 bushels rye for seeding, 11.80 per show ntopk. Very reasonable for quick HERCULES HOT AIR furnie.. (plpeleii), and 15, $3 each: plaid wool jumper, sale. Phone Long Branch 6-3763-W. good rondltlon; firebox 20x£4x24, Can 4-1500, 80 NortS Rroadwal. Loni WANTED loofinu cc aiding job now, Paj at bushel. Middletown Ridirf Stiblc. Branch, Zwlckl'i Lite Paultry Market. 1942 FORD V-s pick-up, hi good shape. little as 15 monthly. No down pay. tin t-x. 12; red loaferi. tizc 8-N, 82, "tjUiCfk HEAT" "oil burning~furnacc; J dlHmantleil nnd'moved. Complete phoni Red Bank a.oatl. Call Red_Bank_«.095«.JiV.^ with stovepipe and reirlfiter, 125; SO-ci'l- Cull at Daniel Blue Sunoco gai itt- ;HKM. Cnll Red Bank <•<<««. Men- b)r}VOUR Chrlstsaat »hop»ir,g now. Com9letii with controls and fans. Used BEST PRICES I'AID for acrap iron, tlon, Route 34. Phona Keyport 7-27t$ EKSi SPINhRIBR washing machine. lO-a.hot water tank. $10; gn» hot water rLOOK.WAXINO. Gall Bad Bank .miiutn ivonttruction Co., Hithway IS. at Larger selection of toyi. model sap- four months, f 12J, David Wallace, Bel- leatcr. $5; electric hand vacuum, $5: brass, copper, l»d, battcrlee, junk or Kcimsburj; 6-0474. Heudden'a Cornfr. plies, wheel goodi, dolls, games, beokt Excellent condition. Call Red Bank feird. Phone Kcamburg 6-0891-J. ••i47$. Superior floot Waxlaf I-OBIO-J* ' lawn mower. $3; bnby'» crib, apring and can, ind farm machinery. Abe Simon, uuc IOUU OAOAKTK neat r bard? l>» your .» full liber texilenei teat at lower prices. A small amount each MAWUANY DINlWroani suilt-, with inallrcia. S5. Phone Long Branch after Co. Private komt aur tptrttlty. 44 Worthley tlreet. Bad Bank. Phone wheili ahimmyl Lit ut currtct tht coven $12.95 at J. H. Mount Co.. cor. week pay* for your ltseii by Chrlttmat, DEEP FREEZE Schaefer, white enamel cuatom made table pad; also bedroom r, p. m,. ».4»70-M. ft-OOH. . trouble. Save yout tint. Lttctt Btai tur Maple avcnut and White atrttt, Roust of Toys, 121 First avenue, At- box, capacity alx cubic feet. Perfect tuite. complete with Innerspring mat- DINING ROOM SUITE, baby carriage. Itiui ANs> DSLU eeeond-kanft clothtt; mlt and frame straightening mulpment. lantic Highlands, Open evenings. eondltJon. Phone Red Bank 6-0842. tress, both in excellen condition, rtai- FIANOf—(irandl and Uprights. Phona Red Bank. Phont 6-0404. both rennormbljr priced. Call C. R. mult be la good condition. I. Kir- Perth Ambtur 4-ll)g». tnytima. Frank Van Sycklt, 11V Wait 'Front -f HAi\us~i>ew and used. Liberal al- CTNDER~BD5CK8, Headdtn'l Corner, BOSTON~T*RRIF,R, two yenrs old. fe- onable, Phone Keantblirg 6-0874-W. Mount, 7 Middletowa avenue, Atlantic ber, 201 Shrewsbury avaaut, Bed Bank street, Red Bank. Will of Maple avenue. . male, dark seal, perfect whit* mark- WELL SEASONED loeuil posts, reason- Highlands. 1-0320-J. WtS BUY l.UNS of any type vr dtiurip- Our uwn building As« for jack Harder, lowance for tradt-ins; taty terms Phone Bed Bank 1-llel. Phune 4-048H-W. tlon, used or tew. Klslln'l. Broad and available. If you now own a piano, keep ANY WATCH or clock can be repaired Ing'. Blue ribbon winner. AKC Rumson able; also Itorm lalh, (101, 28x47; EARLY VICTORIAN cherry, with lose, BUOB and caraeti. Rugt and U sAi.B—New 1947 nydronatli 1947 show, 26 champion! in pedigree, (2) 30x55: (1) 31x55: and (1) 32x55, Front atrntt. Open daily t a. m. to it tuned and In good condition, avucit nnd guaranteed, rtgardlcas of make, wood trim l:neehola desk, S52.lif: cartett cleaned and noth-praofld. > p. m., end Sunday murninm. . Oldsmobile 78, radio, air-condiUonln**, £. Anderson, concert tuning, regulating Swill or American. H. Rtxln, Jeweler, Dauzhter of Roy.il Kids Specialty nnd $2 each. Phone Keaniburt; C-0874-W. largp. cany v.-nnhini; machine, $40: ie- Wall to wall carpeting cletned tad Prict, U,*SV. Drivtn only lit asillt, and repairing. Phont Red Bank i*4289 18 Wett Front ttreet. Phone Red Bank Regard't kilter. Rockefellow, H,H[rcrty TWO "POT SfOVES,"with boUirsTcheatT. finished Victoran Brape carved Invalid lothproofed on loeition. L Brosd ANTIQUES—Best prices paid, China. fhone Keantblirg 4-U68U. or Red Bank t-46'."J. and Royal blood lines. John ft, Diivis, J* Stroll, ft Maplewood avenue, Rum> chair. 545: fira i»lneo wrought Iron, up- glassware, pictures, statuel, buttona, «-0072.Mi . Ocean Road, Sorinc Lukt Heights. Phone mstal toft, larapn, pistoli, gold colna, TRUCKS—1947 CMC, two-ton chassill _KCH KNCI.OSUHENCLOSBRES give use of ATL~RlHDS OF watchet and Jewelry ton. holstered bench, $20; Sr.-Inrh braai fire- Spring Lake 3-27««-.T. M. . .w . ...,iko tfiiu iittuftptiulk uleuutu. fine furniture, Monmouth county booka, 1U47 Federal I id-ton platform; 194* porch all winter longl Material! now latest ttylet. Prieet very reatonablt. KITCHEN RANGE with water back: al> place fender, $12; antique brass and* alio dry wellt, drtlnt inttalled. Bi> CMC three-ton dump; 1841 GMC I1/-- an hand. No down ptyment. Small SIX HTP. BRIGGS ft 8TRATTON RM- irotm, $18; brass bucket, US. Other mam. Pearl Gllman, $2 Spring itreet, H. Rosin: Jeweler, 18 Welt Front itreet. so dining room tit, reasonable. Mr.«. thlnn tog numerous to mention, fl.nns* tlmatei given. Oicar Backer, 47 Sic.Btd Bank. Phone 4-0145-M. ton dump< 1939 Mack I Vi-ton chaiiia. monthly paymms arranged, OH Reel AirWRrTACB^blower with' thermo". oline engine. In good condition. I'rice Parrell, top of Oak Hill rond, Middle- ond •tract. Filr Harca. Phone Rail Bink Many othcri at "Truck Headquarters." Bank 1-4144. Fitt citimitc, Mon. 175. Phone Red Bank S-O793-J-1.* berry's* Sliddletown Five Corners, Ruute t'lO TO $l,00O*sfAMP collections and ttat. Call Hoimael >-7911. town. Phone Middletown 5-0366-W-l. 35. 4-1444. HI L. Zobtl, Co, 111* Mala ttriet, mouth Construction Co, Uleawty II, SMA'LTTlIGirBACK kitchen sink, new accumulation! U. 8. and foreign OUTBOARD MOTOR, four H. P. Nep- rOli lASUKANVk; ut all kind., eet K. V itumpi. Mint U. S. ttamps (any quan- Bradley Beach. rleadden'a Corner^ MODEl, AUrLANEI. Solid ar «/• tune. Johntton Boathouse, Bumson, comblnntion faucet!, $10; also henvy MANURE SPREADER—New idea; in R. H. Stout, Uwla building. 77.7$ JUST OVERHAULED, 1937 Pontlac it- ifWTN~HBOTY"W00D htdt, eorapiJte, need o! a few repairs but tervlcrable tity) i also international junior collr-- ing. Model rallrotts, Uor.il Amer. GBWumil LEOFARD coat. ,iti iT mission library table. Phone Red Bank tiona. Old letters, envelopes, legal doc- dan, four new tires and tubes, radit 155 each; kitchen cabinet!. 123.95; 6-2110J.* for light work as on a poultry farm, T. ltiO' Ocean Boul.varo: and heater. Call Bed Bank 4-4322-J. dinette sets, 125: Ajax wathlnc machine. lean flyer tctli. Traine repaired. Reatombte, Phone fcr appointment, J. M. Rue, Middletown, N. J.« uments, theatrical photoi, p'aybills, au- RcdJ_Ban> 6-UU-B,' IKON FIREMAN ttoker and boile". Atlmtii Hlahlindi. Call Atlantic tograph!, teraphooki. Write, call o; MERCURY 194$ coupe sedan, 13,000 ,' 1125; youth beds, Btplt bedroom MI, Your pleasure il aur business. Nor- Good condition.- Call Red Bank ft- TELL YOUR FRIENDS~ihe Commoi-cTet RllhUndt 1-0388. Catering for wid- aend what you have. Cath immediately- friert dining room stt, teft; Mir lenny BRAND NEW~fhor (iladironer. Renson- Press lui ChrlsUnajl cavils this year. miles. Owner hospitalized. Phone) Linn bids, $75. Lavonla't Furniture man K. Frciman, House of Toy., ablc. Call Rt<) Bank 6-0816-W.« 1_39.^_jpoi-nings only. _^ Names v.-lll b« Imprinted. The. Commer- dings, paetlei and toclal lunetlont, any- Representative will call If necumry. Red Bank 6-0907. See it at 34 Nortk Store, lS'J Bay avenue, Opposite Art Id Firit avenue, Atlantic High- 16MM UNIVERSAL sound projector with cial Press, 3t Mcchanla atrcet. Red where, Frenck cuiilne. John (Pop) Hart's, (70 Amsterdam avenue, (92d Bridge_ avenue.Jicd Bank.* WAR"TIME COOIiRATdR~Good~coTr. nmpllfler. and.12-!nch speaker, $130. Mason. atrtet), New York 28, N. Y. home. Highlands. ^_^ lands. Phone '1-07.11, Optn tvtnlngi. dltlon, ?2f>. Call Eatontown 3-0574 Bunk, N. J.» 1947 SPECIAL DELUXE~Ford, twoi belween^S and_7 t._U. Call Keansbure 6-0539-J. , SKWIM, MACHIl»lu> reuaireu. tree in- STORM SASH, site 2t',ix54. Call Rum- door, fully equipped, undacoatcd, ex. BHOWN CHESTERFIELD COAT, alse spection. Pickup and delivery. Ha- TOVS, POLLS, BOOKS. A tor for WW STftOLLER—flood condition. PHICO REFRIGBRATOR, (luaTante"cr, 12, $20; child's light-blue cont and Ion 1-0968-M, ccllent condition, 16,000 actual miles. USED STOVBB, andlfori, dumper only three months old. Must sell be- chinct bought and sold. Phont Rid Original owner, Price $I,VJ5. Call Red all ales, ont month to 80 ytart* checks, hot air registers, five-foot Phone Rumton 1-1386.• leggini; aet, lizt $. $8. Phone Red Bank Bank ft-ma. Sewing Machine Service PEKaoSS TO SHARE ride to anif from STCSAffNG CbSSwELI. guitnr, with fore moving. Present icllinrf price $344. CBQCt-M. . New Brunswick Mondays through Fri- Bank 6-2<40-K. - Your pleature is our butintsa* bathtub, ltmpi, dining room itt, chest Will sacriflcp at $275. Phone Eaton- Co., Slleenidt avenue, l-lttle gllver. of. drawer!j alia ctere and furnace case; also doien, IS cent! each. Own Only onl water outlet mcessary. Com- OOKTOTT; .lie 12,-hlue-gra.v. iST have transportation; near stores, school er'a name Imprinted at anal! 'extra cost. plttt with plumbing. Practically new; cellcnt condition. Co«t SS.". will sac- used only two months. Phone Eaton- White atreet. Phone Red Bank «-0«ll'. and churches.- Rent reasonable. Phone Lnkciide ayenue, Runuon. .Phont U walkera. Visitors welcome. First right town 3-0817-M, MOVINU DONE, very cheap. Call Flihn turn past Wickatur.k trseks, going . - ilgm may ntw bt had $140. Phone Atlantic Highlands 1. Bnnk 1394 M after 8 P. M., Atlantic Highland! 1- 0077.* s P''M* '• - •"" EIGHT WEEKS' OLD Hereford pigl, Brotheri ar Schwtrti Auction Room 160S--W.* __; HEAVY 1-ANEL TRUCK. Good con^ south on four rjternale. Follow phone at The Regiiter office. Printed on registered, $20 nnd $23: also regis- line to end. Chester Hone Farm, Fhont durable cardboard, $6 ctnta a doicn, 8 STEAPTIFUL AND unusual dining room Phone Red Bank ft-8218. CONCRETE MIXING machine, three or dition. Passed 1918 Impection. Heat- r"" tered born- and ROW, $200. Call evenings, TOP SOIL, gravel, fill dirt, locust postt, er, two spare tires, tubes and rltni. Can Holmdcl S-63S1 ctnti etch; printed ot vattrproof mm. suite, five-piece chrome and red USED FURNITURE valuei! Thret- Mlddletowil S-0278-R. four cubic-foot capacity, rhone Red lln. $1,80 a doten, lt ctnta lach. Own- leather kitchen cr dinette set, tolid piece maple living room suite, furnace and fireplace wood. Any kind ™,«««» "t, 10 East Washington avenue. ANKKB TRADER—-(P.e»r of 2S West SHOT CiUN, Stevens 12 gauge, double of grading done by day or contrict. B«nk e-3'73.» Atlantic_Highlands. Phone 1-0674. Front street), il always interested to er's name imprinted at amall txtra cost. brail fireplace set, Frigidalre In perfect $33; walnut secretary, $29.50; barrel, never used; also army of- O"Cb CLOCKS; penny banks, bookl. MANY^ITEMS OF~Bl5i-S~lo"thinirin eondition, four-piece spring steel porch Phoni Middletown 5-0H3 after $ P. M. 1948 MERCURY club coupe,—gray. buy fine china, furniture, Tirearmt, ficer's overcoat, imported, "British Frank Mannino.* • Phone Keyport 7-2'88-M it you have gtast, rugi, paintings, silver and un- excellent condition, titea 14 to IS. let, Reo power mower nnd hand mor.-er, bnby. carriage, $12.50; maple youth warm." *i:e 38-40, good ihape, Call tomething to sell, or call at 241 Firat .M'"H • "1"° "" Plymouth coupe! uiual i'emi. Just Jrhone Mr, Horrill. 78 South street, Red Bank.* used four months; 50 feet new garden bed, $13; five-piece walnut bedroom Red_Bink_6-l7J9-R. LbCAt AND" long diittnct moving; atreet. Keyport.. ' '. Pnon 1 Any time, any where. Alto baggage ' o'"09 £"•>'*'" ""'""• « Freehold Thank you. BLACK-OVBRCfOjT, site Hi- host. Phone Re* Bank «-32l2-M, suite, 159; mahogany chest of draw- HTOMEST PRICES PAID for genuine old raihfTOTTPININ~O~ROOM ,,t, 123; two JUNIOR MISS DRESSES, ai*> h $1.50 and trunka. Hill, 110 MTcit Barun COW MANURE—Fresh or well rotttd. lite 37. Good condition, rcatcntbie. ers, $19.50: tingle door metal ward- each; Junior miss suites, size'It, $2 article* of bisque, china, glass, silver, lTs^~CrrEVhULET. two-Joor icdtnT Free from itrnw. delivered; also rkh Ca1l_P.ed_Btnk JMBMJ.*. tingle bedl and mattresses, 110 each; each; boy'a ovprcont and mackiiuw, place. Phoni Hid Bank 4.4885-M,' etc. We particularly need old bisque, good condition. Call at. 84 Shoreline} top soil. Write, Chestnut farms, Hill- RlBBfjIi WIRE, 900 fcit* only a Hull oO-stllon kerosene drum, 12; high chair, robe, $7.30: ISiisell carpet sweeper, with hood, size 12, $5 frfr both, Red laU t'TBRS, LBAlTfiBB. in copper or in china and porcelain dogs, all tixei. Terrace, Best Keaniburg after =J:80 side, to order. 13; Tappan gas range, »25. Cnll 10 to $2.73; chaise lounge with down Bank 6-3379-M. vanlied. Call ui for tn estimate on Phone. We will call. "Tht Hollyt," rusty; cedar chest, heavy, fully lined, any iheet metal work. J. V. Bogart, Tt £6TBLT~FIVETPJECE Hayn-ood Wake approximately six feet long, three feet a, 12g Main street, Keansburc, cushions, $49; Westinghouie auto- FARMERS AND BOAT owners atten. Rumion 1-07*8. . ' wide, one foot deep. Call Sherman, Rum- tHKEB^IECE W'AtSur bedroom set, tlonl We have a nice itoek ot used Fetter itreit.-River Plata, Bad Bank field bamboo living room or tun room matic washer, good at new, used Phone Rtd Bank «-n7««.M. LIONEL ELECTRIC train atandard 19377FORO V-S—New'raotor and trani". stt, In excellent condition. Original csit ion 1-0323. It out letve miiiift.* - ipring and mattresi, tome odd kitch- nwniniM for talc very reasonable. Globe track. It you have- atialght standard million.- body fair condition. Motor or 1450. Will cell for C1'5: also Bendlx SiSBUITN137i Rumson 1-0740-J. Harvey C Tliton, f tity ot aliorted water pipes, doors, in Bruce • plaee, fiumson • for tale for about $3,000 down and $39.50, will sell fcr 820. Theie thing! dow tash. Call Long Branch t-3804. Cost II2« with dftdo licnel. Never used. excellent condition,' $59; man'i bi- FKMALiE GOAT—Alio a young doe. not too back breaking payment! ! Write,- must be seen to be appreciated. Phone S Soil for IC30: also auto trailer 4x1 cycle, $15; trunkt, $4.30; ten-piece MULiiiiRAfHINO. ajleatugrtpniia. "I. m," Bex 511. P.ed Bank.* Eatontown 3-1060, extension 202. Lt. MOUTON FUR GOAT, f>,i ytan eld, Call Middletown 6-9JJ65-M. . public etinoirapby, mailing, tttiry htrdly worn, awagier length, site II •takt body, perfect condition, new tires walnut dining room tuite, $93: pop- WELL-THATNED bird dog, S years' old; Col. S. Vtrnon. and tuber. Call after I P. M., Red public. Lattereraft, 4$ Broad itratt. lad "•e™!*!* «*v4tt4twA\w4U eae **via *•*««•« •»« «••• BOX Ell DOG—Beautiful mtli fawnT Would be $179 new. Priced for quick ular record!, 15 cents; booki, S English setter with pedisi'ce. Call Bank. Phone ft-06"ft-0641 not high priced. Write, "Acreage." sale, $*5. Phont Bumson 1-0346-R. Bank 6-0997-W. Bed Bank 6-4488, or Middletown 5.0380, Box 5U, Red Bank,* . - '. black mask, cropped, Innoculated. reg- 194G~C5LUMBIAN coal rsnge. blacu NAVY PEA JACKET, new, for boy or centi. Many other litms too num- ABOUT 43 or 50 fctt galvanised flag BLKCTRIHCC MOTOn irebuilding it -am business Call ut for aulck lertlrt. ROMEE.. SEW YORK,, familyy of four il istered, house broken, one year old. and white porcelain finish. Per.'ect, girl, »ir.e 14, two suits, greyi flannel erous to mention, Ruicii'a Furniture polo, standing. Phone Atlantic High. reveritnenlng th'*-e- tren*^ ^d * and moving to Must have zood home. Phone Deal 7- $75. R. Matthcwi, Orchard itreet, Red and cherry tweed, blue velvet dress, lands 1-0950-B.' Pouglaa Blietrle Co,, t$ Bait Front Red BanBankk . Would like to purchait com- A Art Galleries. 25 East Ti-ont- ttrttt, Red Bank. Phone ftOITi 1 "'» t'OHD DELUXE, buiineil coupe. 8702-W. pe'.er pan collar and silver buttons fcr THOK WASHING machine, wringer and portable l. ,., , lilmi Itrcet, Red Bank. Phoni 6-1693. ble homeu c. Write, "Dreamer, '. Box EMA OIL FLOOR furnaces' and girl 1! to 13 jrinri. Very good con- mansle, all good working condition, VACUUM cleaners repaired, any make 311. Redd Bank.Bak** ' «.0579-j! """" Phone Bed Bank ENlOnE OIL HEATER, two burncrt. $80, Call Bed Bnnk t-17B!»-R.* . spate heatert. Lawt-s Coal Company. dition; laely s brotrn wonted suit, size Allen Electric Shop, If White itrset. WrcTOrPpioir and operator, to plow with pipe, cabinet style. Perfect con- Phonetlted Bank 1-1251, or 1-1030. 14 to 18. Phone Red Bank 6-1:18, FRIQ1DAIRE. Six-foot, $50. Phone ICE BOX. 60- pound capacity; also Red Bank • »",.»«6W-SBDjS-radioT ...™. dition. New lust year, CD1 Poole nvenue, and cultivate one-half acre. Phone wn r< B!! HAND-CROCHl:TZtr~bcdapread. cream COMBlNA"T1dN gas nnd coal rnnscT Rumion 1-1084,* bnby'a ulay pen. both reasonable. bfbltAL cuatractur. top aoil, nil dirl Rumion 1-0314-W. TII - i °. B "ll«nt condition, Union Beach. "Barstow," blue «teel, gray and white, Phone -Ktd Bunk 6-2393. — '"!.»? !JCS' "crgen Place, Red Bank. SMALL WINE PRESS, srape erushtr, color, cotton, pineapple design. Call COAL HEATER"; 1917 Kenmoie, fin cinders, gravel, manure, eeispoolt ind le~OR 2'o:iNCH plpeleit furnace. PnonT Atlmtlc Hlghlmdi 1-0405.M, ' reasonable. Phone Kcnmbung 6-0034-W.* brick' lined, thermostat, regulator, PRACTICALLY NEW THOR ele-.tric itt' wellt built, drlviwiri ripalnd. Dro dwa!r Lm two barrels, 30-Kallon and 20-gallon BLACK SHETLAND PoJS*; VtT? ironer, $75: Zcnltb trans-oceanic port- ' Red Bank C-3423-J.* sV M " ' * Braneh. tfttr capacity, neady to u«e. Very reasonable. Suitable fcr four rooms, like new, $35.nblt radio, s|5; Grifllth player-pluno, Llontl Simon, Phone Red Bank 4-0541. •"^ • 19S8 CHBVROLllT town sedan, recently Please cnll after. 5:30 P. M., 482 West msamueeettrefrigerator,'Kvt cubic-foot s good con- gentle. Seven years old. Saddle and Phone Rumson I-12S8-M, 6 to 8 P. M. $100; amail Estcy organ, $65; Storkilne tSSVoOI.S CLEANED and dug, cellars overhauled; reasonable price. Call Front street, Red Bank.e dition, $60; four-burner table top tin bridle, J20p._Phone Red Bnnk 6-2312-W. TWtTBLUE. EVENING ~g"ownsriiM~T4. baby enrriage, «20; wheel chair, 136; pumped, trucking and hauling,. How- BOATS Atbur^ Park 2-1273-J between 4) and WIND"0W FRAMES and storm tath t< range, apartment lite, $80. 1$ Eait 10-PIECB WALNUT dining room tuite. like new, reasonable. Phono Red ten-foot tavern ilic bar, $35: electric ard Tiltan, 10 Canter atreet, BUMIOB. At, four-light, practically hew, avenue, Atlantic Highlandi. Phone I- „ Call »ej Bank 1-4094 between S and Bonk 6-4089-W. radiator, cost $36, $10; electric heater- Phone 1-0971. wiL Jr^iff"* ."-tft-. rtJIo tnl ( S" 0' x3' 1 ', fine for garage or bunga- 0828-W.' WATKOrwAHDROBE, Call Rtd Bank fan combination, cost fin, $10; Atwater. IN , KBD BANK. Spu Crtlt Itudiua. SEAMAN SEA SKIPP - Twin low, four, complete 132: glrl'i bicycle. MAGIC CHEF gas range, 1946 modi'l, sofcin MAPLE LIVING room »et, 6-3197-R after IP, M, Kent Cabinet radio, $20.. Harold WIN plrtun framlngi oil palotlngi, .ate*. tcjiw, 80' cabin cruller with (0 H, 28-inch, fine condition, 118, Phone Red sectional sofa, odd chair, thru-way _ three pieces, used only few months. CKOSTTEYTABINE^' radio. Good con- Hams, next to new Holmdel. town.'-i mga.ail entravlngt raatoied; full P, Ksrmath Marine Motori. Completely TOBBEAgtik, 1987 ..dan. V.^ gooi Bunk •-01S2,* Cost 1200, sell |00; nlio reasonable dition. Phone Red Bunk 6-3283. hall, Crawford Cornert, off Hl tit* franoleaa- mantel mlrrart, window 1 rf t lamp, Call Red Dink 6-3924-M,* ' ulancea, lawn iline, framed rnlrrnn. IT — — ; J? *f «•»««»». Call Perth condition. May ba aetn at VtU BoycTWoW-stlTrTJli, ilu 6. Cai. lamp table, bridge lamp, full sized bed- TWO"HEhEFORD ho33, large and Kt road. 4-4411-M. . • : • AUCTION SALE—Erery Saturday ttead, all In maple, small icebox. 13; Rim front atroet Phone Bed! Bank 6Ht Bumson 1-0386,* meaty; hay. loader, hay rake and TWO WHBEL, 14-foot platform trailer, night, Full lint of holiday and dressing table with mliror, •»»; gas hunt- with removable ilde.i and three tires. SI-FOOT FISHINfl BOAT-In good con- REFRIGBRATOR, "Snetd «|uttn" dec- grain binder. Phone Red Bunk ft- dition, grey marln* engine, Sell|np tl •chool Items at bargain prices. Da trie, porcelain finish, seven.cubic feet, er; large plategtm, tultnble for pic- In stood condition, Call mornings, Lonv HOntRN PAINTERS me deenn- •ture window, nporoxlmalely 4x6 fret; 2512-R. laerlnce. Call after ft P. M.'John I$T« HUDSON, ComJnTd5reTiihT~J5Ilf your Christmas shopping early, 1100. Phone Red Bank 8-18»2.« CLA"SS~~E ICE YACHT. Ready.to anil; Iranch 6-4111-R. tori, Riiioniblt ratei. P. H. A, Tlexlble-Flyer sled, Inrge size, 14, Call THOK WASHER, aa la. 815. Phone At. Jhcujpion, 17 Ralph itreet, Highlandi equipped. Must aell. 8,000 mll.igt. H«rltan Fn!r Marl, Highway S«, FIREPLACE ENSRMBLE, High quality, R»d_B«nk 1-0889-M.* \ with two sets of runners. Further in- up to thret ytari to pay, Phont Al't Service Station. Brond itreet"nd unusually ittractive, brats trimmed, formation, call Red Bank 6-4292-It, lantlc HlKhl.nilK 1-1199-W. M p Keyporl, opposite McEvoy't Tavern, BLACK ATNib WHITE kitchen set, nor- ONE-YEAR-OLD oil burner and S7J Keaniburg 6-09M-W. Tea 10th l HARWELL. Chr»»l.i marine O.M » iS"««. Redjajk. Phone 6-0117,° hand wrought Iron, curtain type screen, CXKlTE MTJEiTlC radio; oablnct oil tors; mnrlii* molon renalrtd. slerlMt ^BO'ET-75Bh ; Never uied, A bargain at 115, Call celnln tnble and four chi>'rs, uood stove honti!!-, iciiionable. Phone, after Ifullou oil tank, will aell tngethci or ttreit, Wtit Keaniburg. condition. Price «J3, Cnll Entonlown ttniratori. Ignition. Bom any ill! - eW ll r li0 . ..„ .. ._.„„„ mir, riding iHitdlei. Long Branch t.458*.J. 5 P. M., Rtd Brnik 8-4635-J, animrotoly. dill Kril Bnnk 6-4125-H, l»'n u , "'B1 . "' * - anQUift Jack Reed, Locust Point Road, Lo- 3-0598-M-2.* AUTOMATIC BLOWER ' for furnace. CXPKKT CARPET . laylnt, feiairmT towed or dill vend anywhere, 31 Bing. Wp_Miinnlng Place, Keantblirg. ANS BLUE SUIT, white stripes, .ite \V"ESfIN«rl()USE"~fcfrlgcrator, five fringing,' binding ana nnoratlng nam nvenue. Rumton Phone I-149H. cust, Cnll Atlnntlc Highlands 1-lSSo-J 37-38, all wool, two tiouien, IIS, cubic feet, in good condition. Prirc Telephone llcil Bank 6-05Q9.* Percy dray, 45 Wttarly place. Red 1041 HUDSOS twoTdTSct^^danriooiT after 7:30_I\_M. Phone Red Bunk 6-1485, ' CAMERAS—Complete 4x3 Speed HEtCURV uUTBoARhS, thi untatioi, condition. Seat, covers, alrfoam leatt, very rcnsonnblc. Phonn. Red Bank 6> Bank Phone fled Bank i-HXai of 1947. now tbowlne the 1948 line m two spare wheels and tires. Burdge't TABCE~TOP GA"5"ST«3VE. kitchen table CAIlJl7lNOLEUMrll«ht in coio"f, Graphic, new flash cun anil 0596-11. • i~NCl~7"r" CBUSHOOLo ANU tiptlc links, '* "wff01"11 Co-' <">">•' Maple avenue and chairs. Other household artldti. marbeliied, new, in one-piece, llx-foot leather case, !0;0; s.\7 view cam- »llSt_OORAPH, Specd-o-Prlnt, model BUSINESS NOTICES built ind repaired. Modern drainage Cnll_Atlnntic Hlghlnnda 1-05S6. and Wblti itratt. Rid Bink. Phone 6- 'i'fii} I u f*~\t A P It IXI ifc ~~~c i • i " * ;"*•• wido ond 6!,; ytrill long. Will iell for crn, like new, used only once, to. L,, with automatic counter, almost Intttlltd, Robert Albt, Wilt Kunibury,. ^9*i'Mpi\§ n i\ v n 1 n i>u, vrsJCUlDiOTsli fi 0"^rj 130, Phone Red Bank *-487li.J,» new, Sea Bright Stationery. 1030 CARPENTER, PAINTER, rcnair work Phone Keansbui•antbuig Ift.0437. 1 saving, various makes and model's, Inch lens, Pnckard shutters, rtnily and odd jobi done, Call Rtd Bank 40.FOOT CONVERTEt) .loop "Otpray ' COAL, STOVE, . parlor type, brown fin- Ocean avenue, Sea Bright. Phone 2- (XPERT CELLAR waterproonng. witir Bshing or pleaiiirc, fully equlnpedi guaranteed; ileskl and file cabinet!. lih, uied, In good condition, Call Red to take pictures, 'ISO complete. ,112 0088. esoij e. Good con". Anything fur the office. Modern Office eos^j.. ifumpi, 'srell. punptnpt, ceispooleeftpoolat and Merlflre. Can be teen at Irwln't Yacht Bank 6-131S-TM after 1 J. M., or at Mnln street, Bradley Bench, after SAANEN BUCK, nurebred registered, ».'>« Phnn. Keirtnrt 7.f>4»87f>4»8. wprki. Rtd Bank Machine and Equipment Co., Red Bnnk. week-end!.* M~APL.E GROVE HOTEL open all rear. f»l\ FOHFSTXTION wagon. B5dVt •"•one 6-4617-M.« 1 P. M.« lovable nnd gentle gout, two yean Newly decorutcd, Kitchen privileges, iiiautta, HOUR HOME, bmlntii, tuto> THfe POPULAR "HeaBie outboard mo S"ASY"WA9HlN We Ked Bnnk 4-8507.J. Reasonable, Call Red Bank 1-3941.• right nide. . White find gray. Price tnce, 71 Broad Unit Phont Bed Bink dlt.oni I'f r"-> • " ' !-FL"XME"oirburncr. Uted one wln- room chairs, blenched innpta nnd mn- railroads, 9S Center avtnue,, Atlantic $1x9,50 1, H Mount Co.. II Man noon tn 1 I'I,, ?-?,, nn B . TXBLTrSoT5fcL~RXl)Idsr Sparton, if, 810. 119 Frrk Hvenue, Little Silver, ft-OSM. _• avenue, Rtd Bank, •very d b ,-, '(r. Perfect condition. $«5, Phone ho»any consol tnhlen, will Bent 12, Hlghlnnds. I'hone 1-1887. avenue, utn riRnii; •very dny or b - n - ilrilr' Emerion, lonv and ihort wuvt, 110; driip«i, ittidto couch, blond muplp cof- Cnll Red Bank 6.II489-W.* HAV HALINii. Comblnlna, mowlnu aim UejMlirtAL (ioNTKAUTOR and cettpoo'r itrcetjjloitrtjldd BnnkBk , pphonh e 0-1SMI. Atlnntlc HlKhlands 1-01 an. rakingi also plowing, dlaclua, sowing RSWR HA^INBT'EHflTNES:—tTBlSan • >»IIIMLSU eatrieafrssivia |"UIUU| Ccnernl Electric push button, ill!! fee and end tiiblca,, tmnll mnhoirivtiy ONE TliRF.E-PIF.CE bedroom set, bur- cleaned! carting and griding, top converted. 100 h, p. V-S. I40B; 95 h 1946 PONTIAC TudorTilxTcylltidfr -«• AIRbALB PUPPtKS;~AKC rmlittrTiT. Phllco long and short, wave imblnet rockcii, child's wnrdi-obc, mnplo corner eau, vanity itnd double bed, walnut etc. Flist-claaa equlnment, genuine, nor soil, manure, nil dirt, clndtra, travel and i, tlx-eyllnder, $47t, Mount.Engilth dan, radio, hnnler, new t!r«, ssM S'«d by Inlernnllonnl chitmiilon, Cnll rnillo, 812. All In perfect condition. duration farinura Ralph Mahsr. Holm- 1 4 c-nblncl, living ruom nnd bedroom Hiiitc-i, flnlslu also twin beds with springs, wnl- •and. Estimates given. Phone Rid Bunk lales Co., Ford dealer, Red Bnnk, COVII-I, extrm. Excellent condition, Or- Red JtnIIR e-lM.W lifter 6 I . M. Phone- Red Bank J-2175, high I'hiili't, rt-ibs. Innorsprlnx mnt- nut finish, Reasonable, Call Red Dunk del. Phont li.831)1. TO1' HOlCKrtvtfTnirdlrt, locust posts." 6-I464. Oirar Bicker, 47 Second atreet Wiinl nrmy offlrcr owncri $1,750, Phonft CHESAPEAKE BAY~Re't7fiw,"—0^ tre'.'fi, small nlecti'lc l-efrlffcrHtnr, rilRS. eni?8?« Alt'rrlUK E. BOYCE, uaintlnkt ronlrac FlFnle.HnviHiH . • _ • - feet, ft.lnch beam, small cnbln AtlnnJ^o_HJKhInml« l.Q077,e' fiirimre and drcplnce wood. Any kind ouchbifd femnlr, seven monthi old, Other Items loo numerous to mention, PUPPIES—Conker Spaniels, nilnlnture lor. exterior and Interior painting, as, CANDtlOATE SERVICE, designing nnd ff HradltiK (lone by day or contract, Eniy unlit termi, HIIITIRO'J Wnrchouic ipruy . thleld nnd iheltcr, (Iroy marine 1940 CHEVROLET, Perfect' me'hanlcil rugsed arjectionale watch dog, «pntl« PlnHchiri. Dathshutid, Diilmiitlons tlmalat supplied oil targe or small lobs. ' planting, Evergrrcns, shrubs nnd engine. Ideal hont for. itrlnpcr .trolling phone MUdlelown i-Olll after • P. It. with children. Cull Atlantis Highlandi (next tn .Stfllnbach bulltllnK.y- Clay ntreet Flrit clsin work by practical pilnttri. rondltlon, extra henvy duty •mlntl liank Munnlno,* available loon, Dyott. Wyckoft Road, trees for isle. Call Long Brunch ft- and all,around flihlng. Call Highland! 1-0121, or Mar at Kt Broad Itrced Rid Bink,' Eatonlown, Fliont 8-0I7J, Fhune Kuraion 1,U$$$, 1*120V. foci." |850t ?»•"••»«« •»"!•• BED BASF BEOIBTEB, OCTOBER 7, IMS Page Nine AUTOMOBILES SITUATIONS WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HELP WANTED APTS. mi ROOMS TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HHEE-ROOM BUNGALOW, partly fur- OPERATORS—Female. Sinit'.c needle BEDROOM—In comfortabl* kome, near BUILDING LOT, 250lltlD. t'.ikud I HAVE A LEVEL lo-. on f i.ly im- CONVENIENTLY located between Bros* DRESSER MOTORS—1940 Bulck four- machine. Apply at Mar 1'ame Manu- but. No other roomiri, Gontletnan (round la Colt'* Neck, btrgala. Phone uroved strnt in Fair Haven, near the atratt and Maple avenue. For resi- uoor sedan, heater and radio. Good nishcd. Rent reasonable. Call Long alien. 6-1029. Inquire at >04 Second facturing Co., 9B Leonard aticet, Red preferred. Breakfast optional; refer- Freehold 6-0445. Rtd Bank line: 75-foot front by 160 dential or profeliicna! use -r both. tiro, fine running car: 1850. Dreiser 511, Red Bank. eacei. Phono after • P. M., Ked Bank VAN HOffB~ACtNCY—AHraitJrerf «- fut depth, cheap. Call Red Bsnk S- _glvt rooms, ail improvements; one>cir Motors and Sunoco Station, Fivs Cot- OSn GENERAL houseworker. 4I2I-M. _ _ Sunday work. t-4435-J. deeorated ais-room bone, exseileet gtrsge. Keasonublt price. Immedistt oc- ]icrs.JI5_Hig-hway, Middletown.s Beit references. Phone Eatontown THREE ROOMS furnlehed, kitchen, bed- loeation. Oil beat, aerocnid pnrea; Sl- mJalnt Scottish type cupancy. Constance Smith, 14 Msplo ftitE&TUl "MbTOB3=fs~39 Packard FARM LAND—NIne-acrs teli and Good pay, steady employment. Charles 3-0457 after «:30 P. M.' Restaurant, 14 Monraoutii itrtot. room and living room. Near all fa- mg.; 912,100. Taael 990. Rut Van dwelling home. Tllo bathroom, hullt- avenue, Flit? given, Fhons Red BSBk four-door ledun, heater, and radio, 19-acr« field, 17.50 per acre. Har- Horn Agency, fair Haven, fhooe Rtd COLORED WOMAN would like children WAITRESS—No Sunday work. Good cilitief. Moun, Wilson avenua, near ia shoaer, spseioua eonbioatloa liting three new tires, (jood running condition, to take can ot at home, by the day old William, neat to new Holmdrl fire houae, Port Monmouth. Phone Bank I.-410O.' aad diDing re-om,'heated; thrte-car gn- RUMSON—Bungalow. snosers, IrsT 96uu, Dresser Motors and Sunoco Sta- ir doing baby lilting at night, (.all Bed pay, steady employment, cbarla* Bea- rag* with Inside entrance. Call High- Township Hill. Crawford Corner*, taurant, 14 Monmouth street. Keamburg 1-IK1I3-J. FAIR HAVEN—Pre-war, seven room rooma with attachtd ararage. Bivor tion, Five Corncri, 85 Highway, ltid- Bnnk 9-4398-W. , TWO BOOMS—Single or double, with (four bedrooms), tiled katJis, tiled lands t-ttM. r^ho. One-nere plot. Asking 9tS,000. dletown.* VOUrTG 45IRL WOllLD like job taking oil Holmdcl-Kcyport road. YOU^G LADY—Ai sale* pereon la kltefaes, laundry, irtplare, stetra, oil Iconviliate orcuiiancy. Constance Smith, housewarei department. Bxperloncad aitehen privileges. 114 Harding -KESSER MOTORS—1887 Bulck four- cart of children and doing light rold, Red Bank. Phoae Red Bank 4- hMt. landsontly landtcavetl plot MARIE OOI AGENCY—Reiitor, 1 I Mnp!» nvrnue, Fair Haven. Phono KEANSBURU—Move right in until June preferred, but not neceliary, State age, door sedan, heater snd radio. This car housework. Call Red Bank 6-4338-W. 30S8-M.' 75x110. Prle* tlt.SOO. John U Min- Iniuror, ipecilliiing In waterfront is clean, good tires, fins running con- 15, $60 per month. Completely fur- experience and marital atatua. Write, ugh Agency, Rusaion road, pheae Ru>- HBt)ICAl7 StCKETARY icekn work In 'Young Lady," Bo* 611, Rid Bank. ROOM—With kltthrn arlvllties. Biisl- proDertlei, sslet and rentali, Com- FAIP. HAVEN—Excellent location, Four dition, 9635. Dresser Motors and doctor'! or dtntilfa ollice. Eaperienced lshed. Seven-room winter house, oil inn 1-071 «.• ror,m^ and lavatory lint floor; tart* Sunoco Station, Fivs Corners, 9i' High- eat, full cellar, four bedrooma upatnirl, YOUNG MAN—For hardware itore, de- ness couple. Near . trsnsportstlon. anohe drive. Pctrtauacek. Phone receptlonilt, medical typilt. light book- Phone Keanshusg_«-I008. ATLANTIC HIGHLAND., beellently rr>om< and bath second rlocr; two-ear way, Middletown.* larlor, dining room and kitchen down- livery and general helper. State ea- a»rn/e. Immtdiate occupaneT. Prieo keeping. Call Keanlburit 6-1262-M. FURNISHED APAIitMEN" constructed brick dwelling. Six roomi, Long Branch «-l«02. DRESSER MOTORS—1)97 Ford coovtr- t-PITRIENCED. refined woman want! tain, bBthroom with tub, inlaid lin. perience, last employment and age. bath, lunroorn, osk floori, laundry, in- ll.i.'MO. Constance Smith, 14 Mafle tibls, rsdio, averags condition, good d™ work. Will cue lor children two ilcurn on first floor. One block to shop- Write, "Young Man," Box (11, Bed gal. electric and iteam heat supplied. place, hot water heat; gsrsge. An ex- avenue, Fair Haven, Phone Red Bask pint' center. Property 10x100. 71 Sea Bnnk. Kcantburg 6-0732-M. YOUR LAST OHASTCE to" own a home I tires, motor good, 9ttS. Dretier Mo- years and up, by the da» or week. Hours cellent buy at 912,601). John L. Minufh Bid on a bsrrack at Kort Hancock tors and Sunoco Station, Five Corners, "to 5* Call Rumson 1-115S-J ot Rum- Breeze Way, Keansburg^ PRACTICAL NURSE. Pleasant woman to FURNISHED HOUSE. Congenial couple Agency. Rumson rosd, Phono Rumson and Itt mt show you what a few hun- 8S Highway. Mlddletown.* ""Sieve n take care of amnll house and conva- i-an share six-room house, gnrnge; nil I!EH DANK—Four-family incomi irea- 1-0S47-J. 'AIR HAVEN—Near river. 1-U7I6.* dred dollars will do. Write, Day, \H erty, oil h«at; separate er.trines te» rooms, unfurnished, enchanting old lescent patient. No children, no wash* hent, new electric tefriKcrntor, all utili- North 17th Itrtet, Cast Orange^ El_WlTi9WoRS=iT3T~P-_srd eon- .„,„, RETIRED man or capable ties supplied; nrnr stores, bus. f!4 rJAVESINK—Quaint seven-room mod- each apartment. Asking price 914,600. vertiblo. This csr hsi been is, storsfa carpenter to help develop eitate, fine louse completely modernised and newly ing; live in or out; cooking onjy for erniied farmhouso over 100 yesrs decorated interior, Three bedrooms, tile self and patient. Reply. "Practical weekly. Phone Rumson 1-0449-M.* AXCAI BE AtiEOTY—ETcri t desirable Termi. Conitar.ee Smith, 14 Ma pit svi- for seven, yean; only 94.000 mills: character elientlal. Write, "Honorable," old: bath; fireplace, automatic heal; acres on Evtrttt road, Llnoroft. Ideal mi". Fair Haven. Phone Red link I- 9396, Drtuer Motors and Sunoco Sta- bath, extr* lavatory, two fireplaces, Nw»c." Box fill. Red Bunk. TWO APARTMENT!!. Two couplet. 194 Boi til. Bed Bunk. hardwood floors throughout, oil hot Weit Bergen Place, Red Dink, from 2 comnlett iniulatiiir.; three-car gsragt. ir country home. Hronk on property. 23n«. tion, Fivo Corners, 95 Highway, Mid- r*0Sfno8~A3 SERVICE manager, plant . _ . _ AND GENERAL housewflrker. Three, acre! with brook. Asking 922.000. Itasonably priced at 92.500. Call Keil FAIR" water heat. Rent 9125 monthly year- to_fi_P._M.» flletown.* superintendent, or aupervlior of ga- Experienced, References; sleep In. On Minii/h Agency, phone Rumion 1- nk 6-34.10. il iirt. Kr.r qek sale, 91.9IS. 'round, Write, "River," Bo* (11, Red bus lir.e. Cnll Rumsotl 1.1.132. SMALL FURNISHED anartnieirt. Private aat anJ Industrial equipment, Trae- Bank, 1171 E."_ ideal lots Constance .Smith. It Manle avtau*, Fair coupe. Very good condition, 41,000 ton, trueki, buiei or autos. Now em- COOK" nnd general linth. Adults only. Call Eatontown I- FAIR HAVISN—Riverfront; five rooms, for isle, ranging from 6jd Bank I-IIH, I OM'yJ' miles, four new tires and heater, just ployed at plant superintendent manu- houseworker for permanent position. 111? bath and kitchen, oak floors, all lurrounding communities, Cai: BAf"ONTO\VN—Five-room Souse, Be* repainted; 9295. Dresser Motors and facturing and ierviclng of cranes, true- No laundry, sleep In. Driver's license SINULETlOOM—Near all bine!, lientle- recreation room, toilet, laundry In h il t tori etc., but wllh to locate between ter with oil: on#car gsraffsgsraffs:: taVaa Sunoco Station, Fivs Corners, li High- HCLP WANTED de-slrnble. Recent reference . required. man only. 19 East Krunt street. basement; fireplace, automatic heat; at- JT. WtW Newark and Red Bank: 20 yean exper- Phone Helmed 9-7381. Hi. Prire JT.vm. Weart-Wsjgatp way, Mlddletown.* Phone Red Hank 6-15'J'J-J.* tached garage. Prict 118,500. John I.. IF YOU ARE mvins to buy, it's Agency, 42 Rroad CRESSETS MOTORS-1991 " Chsvroist ience al factor* repreientative and ser- itr'tt. PhsaA Si4 ce a pr LET US HELP you with your employ. PRACTICAL NURSE for Inght duty. LARCK FRONT ROOM with twin beds. Minilgh Agency. I'hont Rum»nn 1-H716.* real estate. If you sre buying to Hank 8-2240. four-door ttdsn. Netds soms work vici e manager. Butt of referencesreferences. Call Red Bank 6-4316. Rivcrcrest N«av Uui and train. All conveniences. CfrfL_"SltV8R"—Charming" old eight- vice manager But B ment problems. Closed Saturdays. done, 980, as ii. Dresser. Motors snd Write, "Servico Manager, Box 511, Bed Robots' Employment Agency, 77 Brosd Nursing Home, Chspin avenue, Red CaCalll lied HaHannk 626-26(10.6 » room Victorinn duelling, (four bed- savt, it'l insurance. In either cait MIDDLHT-WN TOWNSHIP. Foi WWri t "Si Irin^nlfi.v. eijisniion attic; two Sunoco Ststion, Fivs Corners, 95 High- BanBkk street, Red Bank. Phont «-1805. Bank. BUSINESS COUPLE wW. Two ronnTV rooms), hot witter heat, slate roof; it'l Allaire - Son. Cull Rtd Bank way, Mlddletown,* WILL TAKE'OF children by dsy form bnrn, chicken houae; li-acre plot, f'rice hot ;i.r hc.t: with oil; twn-eir gsraia. EARN MOJTEY at home. New telepbont •lOUSEWORKER. Call Red Bank 6- and bath, use of kitchenette, $l."i 6-3430. imm'-'li.-iTr. orciipnr.cy. Asking I19,0M. BRESSEh—MOfOftg—I99»~~>lymo-th II to S. 10t Shrewsbury avenue, Red soliciting work tor large nationally 4316. Rlvercrest Nureing Home, Cha- weekly, furnished. Call Kcansburg 6- 913.501), John 1.. Minugh Avency, Rum- pin avenue, Red Bank. son Rjoail. I'hone Itumson I-'l71fi.* Wi;ir'.-.V..meth Aiteno'. il Broad Street. two-door sedan, hsater, good tires. known company. For information, (I836-_M. L_ATR_~AI;RNCY — OuT'ho'jie" oT'the I'h.,lie llnl Hni.k n-'.lii'.' _ . This car in fine' condition. Just repaint- "TJOTAKBL- HANDY MAN, _»•_: phone Deal 7-0382-B, li to a P. M. dally. '—To work outside on estate two MODBRfJ THn'fiE-ROOM fifrniira FA IB" HAVEN—^Recently built, eight- monthl Uecorative six-room borne n FAIR""il-WB.-J—Five rooms and bstf. ed : 9745, Dresser Motors and Sunoco feur on country estate, Well recom- ADVERTISING MAN, on weekly . news- (lays a wrek, Red Bank, Call Rrd npaitmcnt. Private entrance, 190, for room Colonial housr, two tiled bathl, llantic Highland!. Thrct bedroom!, 1 Station, l'ive Corners, 35 Highway, Mid- molprn kltfhrn. in»il!at(d roof; nfe- mended. All maintenance work. Write, paper. Write "Advertising Man," Bank 6-02.i?-J after < P. M.* couple. Call__Mqnmoiith_Bfiich 1 -JM4S^_ oak floors, ni'clilaee, hot wnter oil heat, ireakfait nook, hot water, nil, elretii.j c:n- rf:i:nje: «onfl n'ighborhood. Price flletown.* "Caretaker.** Box 611. Red Bank.* innulntion, brcescway; twu-car garage; lO-gallon hot watfr heater; two-car Kn- Box 511, Red BankBank,, FURNISHED 4','i!."r[iom' airartmrnt, sum J^.'ufi. U'rHrt-Nenif th Agency. 42 DR_JSBR MOTORS—1837 Ford four- CT_OR_D~w6MAir~would aart for MEN—Full or ' part-time, lell Realillk per month. Phone Atlantic Hiirhituuls twu bay windows, plenty of closets: illte: lot ftlUIOH. Irlenily lar.«j i split rail fencing, landscaped pint COMBINATION" BUSINESS and six". dition: tlrei fair; 1295. Dreiier Ho- motheri. 75 cents to 91.25 per day, 1(10x150. Price i2«,0o0, John I.. J.10. _ ! territory. Christmas selling now. Ad- 1 THHBKROOM apartment, furnished. riinni t) in_.ilo-.v, excellent condition. tors and Sunoco Stition, Five Corner!, 'Betty." Box Ell, Hed Bank. VHnccment. Personnel Manager* Room £7.*,: lour-roum apiirtmeiit, $$,*>, till Minugh Agency, Rumson Jtoad, * I'hont [.I.AIKK AGENCY—Ailra'c-live' iii-i-- 35 Highway. Middlelown,* 93 SOUTH STREET, comfortable n me- lluimon_ 1-0716.^ yfHv.'.'i.iiiii'l lu^i.rvf. An exceptional BEUABLE YOUNG lady deiircs po 230, 31 jninton_ sti'e^t, _Ncw-ark_2. u Itllitim nnd niltnmatir hent furii]*hnl room bungalow In Atlnntic Ili^hlamlh. nuy nl. JM.^'MI. \W:irt-Ncm»th Agency. DRESSER MOTORS—1999 Chevrolet •Ition m olBce manager. Experienced. WOMEN—Earn *500 between now .nnd like rooms. Phone Red Bank »-2»l4. iy Inncllonril. Adults, l'lionc Sen Uright llllMSOlJ—A'ttfsetli two-car gm-HKe, 'ewly decorated: location ile»:iou«. Irn- Mrs. P. ! M 11: !•.i,| s'.,,.'.. rhont Ked Bink I- two-door aedan, four new tirei, Just Write. "Office Mannger," Box 511, Bed Christmns, scllinK Reallllk spare time ^'itil storv roum, wilU four room*, viu nliiite tioinssiiiii. Askiin: t* -ce il-.- 224'i.• _ __ Tejininlcd; good mechanical condition: Bank.* No cnnvflSsinK reiiuired. Experienrc un- I'Uli MAKYLANI)—Itooms, with u.eiuy room, nnd bnth apartmfiit above, hot 0. _<;»ll_I(ed Bank 6.:|t.',0. 9235. Dresser Motori and Sunoco Sta- elronnr,h1Vt air hrnt; Inndscnped plot JOx!,**!). Prlct »l'ir>'IJT7rii"0vV^!—'Iirghwiiy road stand. YOUNG LADY wishes position as i'om- ncccsdnry; references. Reailllk Hosiery of hut water. Just a Tew douri from wntci* hent, oil burner, i-lcan aiul LLA1RE ACBNtY —SiibitanViai" li.".1 tion, Five Corners, 35 Highway, Mid- Broad street. 31 Wallace street, phone $0,0011. John L. Minugh Ai.'*ncy, Kuni- iluilrCn^ 11> x _ I. l-.'i-foot frontage on panion for elderly wrson or child. Mills. 31 Clinton-street, Newark. uict, lots of hoi water, shower, electric Bank resiiieiicc, neal rhurchcii, ni,.i Highway "'.. i% Itlimson I-U7I6.* _ hopping rtnter. l-'oiir bedrooms, liv. ilntc fcr rooking. One block from nip- LITTLE" SILVER—Seven rooms, d"en. J7.7,',". V'.'ea t-NVmeth Agency, 42 DRESSER MOTORS—1914 Cadillac, of nifctinK public. Steady employ- 5B MAPLli AVENUK. r'uiiilsritu rsuiua. oiul-stntion. Call at 13 North lirldee ng room, library, fireplaces. Urge t 01 Bridge avenue, Hed Hank. Call af- 071C* Nenietl) A.cticy, 42 Uroail street. Phono 35 Highway. Mlddletown.* EXPERIENCED salesgirl, In wom- nished apartment. 2'J L»wtonc« ave- rr r, P. M.« nd bath, breezeway: ^nrnEc; firepliu'p, rent. P. F. Ktnnldy. lil Peters place >il liurncr, picture window: lot aluUi:. IS.'il itM.k <;-_.' in- 1947 CUSTOM-BUILT Dodgei fo»7- en's nppsrcl shop. Sternly work, nue, Kennshurg. l*hone 4-14S4-M. AV-SlNKV-Dwelllng and Karage. Three duor sedan. Complete with fog light! Piione Red Bank 4-0454. . 'trSSSNt PURRTsFETl brdmnm, bidruoms, bnth, icccnlly renovated, )ccupnnty Sentember )&. i'tict llll.lijt). tjA'i'ONTOWr.' — Nine-room houst, ttr- and nil extras, fluid drive. Looki and CONSTANCE SMITH Agency. 14 MaP'J good pay. Apply, KIrichbaum's, 23 kitchfti piivile^e!', for liusiiwss wom- ood value at SlO.OUfl, Lnwiry Agency, " Jteil Bnnk 6-3;."KOOM fut^fsra TiwrTirteiiu t locution. Asking (I'l.DO'i. Call me. St-pnral* wing condntltui of living Sir room * nml hath; twO'Car garage. npartment on estate. Time off arranged. Availnble now. Representative on An e-.r-i.-innai buy at 914.000. WtSrt- four-door sedin, New Yorker model, Agenc:y, 197 Firit avenue, Atlantl Wi^'K J'\l..." Box_ n 11 ,_Red Hunk. Mldtllt'-ngcii or elilcrly coupli; ini:- wley, IliKhwiiy 35, i'lione Red Bank mm, bedroom, modern ki'clicti nml Highland!, fhohe 1-1600. presiscn daily, evenings and week- V-i-red. Nenr bus line. For partiriilnrs, ith. Ideal residence fur roui'le disir- 'I'lntth ,\K» ii'v, 12 flroad ttreeU Phsso complete with radio snd heater; 1948 Hlghla .(l-llll.* 1 Font convertible coupe, lame as new; WANTED TO BTJY—Small house, Walk- ends, Trcehaven Village, Trtrhnven lihonc_ Ea_tnntown IMHl-IC nftrr 7 P, M.* g homt and inriiint. AskinK lincf ...I Hank li-2210. .1910 Chrysler six-cylinder ledan, Royal real ellntc ollice. Should be> neat, ef- NORTH A'smlltY~lvSKk—Kn™"~wrih iTliANTIC HIGHLANDS~.Prlce~d*roT>pili 21,01)0, Imintiluite (iccutuuicy. Cull Ing dlstsnce to Red Bank stntlon. r-r- ficient, r-letiarint and ov*f 21 I'eiws. Oli- Garikns, 317-25 Bnth ivvonue, Long Sr.llll fu i,illek inlet llelllltifili liur.Kn- IILXCKIIEIIHY POINT." on 3hrsw_kwy model. Very line condition; 1939 Chev- niihcd or unfurnished, at least twu bed- pi'lvntc balh, and honnl, for elderly r led Ilnnk_6-;i4r,(l_ pcrtlliiity to sell real estate. Write in Branch. , choice ncighburhnod, tn'n beilroomt, river. .St\-ronm home; lsrga boat- rolet two-door sedan. All cars guaran- rooms. Give complete details. Box, S. person, in hnme of culture nnd cheer- LL.UIt'E A'GENCY—Riinch-tyiie irou»< ouie, aiL'.'imiutc hrnt. uaneiled living teed to pass motor vehicle inspection own hand, stnting age, experience and ul sutloundings, or Drill Lnke. Phone ixiuindable utlic, full etltai-; gHiilen; K,, 147 Fourth avenue, New York 8, SAlary desired to "It. K. Ollice," Box nglc Chef range; one-car gnnifii*: f II,- on Little Silver Point road; liege liv- mini: loi .'.'jxion, with gnrsgt. IWeo and under cover. T. C. Otto, Inc., FURNISHED bedroomi, with kltchtn Asliury Park 2-3462. 1302 South Wnn- ^g room, Areliluce, dining room, thne .ib,-,,ii:iii,;y rnluoil for qulek gala. Harding road, near Brosd street. Phons N. Y. oil. Red Bank. 01), Lnnlcy Agency. 1'hout Htd ilnnk WTCITPAY UP TO 910,000 for five or privileges, Inquire nfter 5 P. M,, '-T6. Drive.* cdroomsi tavatorr and full liallu tiled; Wtnrt-NVmcth Agency. 12 Broad strut, Red Bank 6-0425. . NOW facing taken for Mrehnnk street! Red Bank, Phons Rid 1.041(1." .^.^ six-room' house or bungalow, Red SfU I) 10" APARTMENT—Sultnblo for ttached two.car garage and su'ideck.; lied Hank. Phoi.i- 6-2240,* young men interested in mnklnfr a Bank 6-1271. SflDDLETOWN FARM—Two acres iiT tautlfully decorated. Price 923,200. type. Hat lis rooms J03S HOIU) PHAETON. Excellent con- Bank or vicinity. Novimber lit or De- successful career of the retailing busi- couple. Full kitchen and linth. Fully fruit trees. Fuur-room bungalow, oil dition. Must sell. Call Red Bsnk I- cember lit. occupancy. Write, "Home, FURNISHED' rooms, kitchen privileges, unisheil and equipped. Overlooklnc I'honc Red Bank fi-SITiO. bath; with front siinporch, Crn- ness with progressive national chain near Fort Monmouth, on bus line. No 'at; two-car Knragc. Excellent value rally Inca'c.l In Ked Hank. For dltllls 586S-R nfter I P. », Box_511, Red Bank, variety Btoro company with over 485 river in quiet rcsldontial section, 590. t S10.000. Call l.au'lry Agcncl', High- (fL_$IRlf~AGBNCY—OITerlng beautiful tilkY OFF FOUR adultsi msmustt mom v children or pets. _T1 fs BrBncbport ave- *'hone Hed Bank fi-0n63. boulevard home home nt a sacrifice. ihone f{rtl Rnnk Ii-I71(i, BlPORKTOU BUY'a car. It is to your store*, coast, to coast. The following nue, Lung Branch. Phons Long Branch way, 35, lleil Bank t-04lll.» . SE"A'f5Sill7Rc;~-"~Kive^ioom bungalow advantage to look over our aeltet by November lit. Two are New tiualincntions lire needctl: Preferably 'our btrit-oorns, t)vo baths, game room, COLT'S NfiOK—Farm, of thrra~aerct. lot water, oil; lot 100x200, beautifully with bath, enclosed back sad front ears.. A few of our week-end specials: York commuteri and must be within single men, agci 10-28, high ichool or rooms. Special winlrr rate.". 30 Three-bedroom dwelling, tilt bath, 131! Buick convertible: 1947 Ford Su- reasonable distance of railroad station CHEERKUL noUM for couple; central Shrewsbury avenue, Hlghlandi. Phone ndftcaped. Immediate posieision, Price luirrhei; 131-foot frontags on ststa higher education, retail experience not .no panelled living room, beamed cell- liizl.-.viiy mute III), Will sail resson- rer Deluxe Fordor: 1947 Ford Super Will nay cnh for pre-war built home. necessary. The J. J. Newbtrry Cp, has locution. ' t'l Cliestnut sUeet, Red ,1-1277-W, IM»». _P_>n« Red Bank 6-34.1O. Bank. Phone Red Bunk «-2377. ng, fireplace, hot water heat with oil ble to *'.ttlc estate riulekly. Dttsils. Deluxe'club coupe; 1946 Ford mper de- Write, "Cash," Box r.ll. Red Bank. a limited number of openings for ag- FURNISHED, MOIIERN, two room, ami turner; lit,000, Lawlcy Agency.'Phone ."OTSTOR .S'ALE^Have 3rTigh~aTd" luxe, Fordor; 194S Oldsmobilt, six-cyl- UOllBLE ROOM, and single room, all dry, site iiOOxljQ, rnnur: in price tihone AtUict^ H'.gttlriudl 1-l.itS-J. ATPltOXlWATEI.Y one to four acres by gressive, conscientious young men who kitchenette.; refrigtratlon, Private, led Bank 80418-0410, , liOSfPSOS AdENCY— Farm. »s»en inder streamline: 1941 Buick ledsn; a private parly for one-family house. ore interested in a strong future. Young conveniences. Phone Itumiion 1-0786-J rom 9400 lo 9800. Will sell In blocks 1941 Chevrolet sedan. Msay others. Will bathroom: separate entrance; heat, hot 30NOVER LAlTE—RiverfronT t Colonial, acrca, I'ive rooms snd bath. Hot sir High quality residential or farm arcr men who nre willing to asaunie respon- BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartment". water, gns and electric included in rent. if five. All facilities, hard tosd.<, three finance; William J, Levlne, 4S Ocesn- on plot 100x310. Ideal for commuter blocks from Bed Bank. Phont lied Bnnk ..at. enclosed porch; double gsrsgei enentlnl, hilly or rolling country, shad sibility nnd eager, to apply themselves Three rooms and bath, steam heat, Suitable for couple. Studio apnrtaient, who loves boating. Four bedrooms, two uuultry housr., peach orchard: 910,900. vort avenue. Long- Branch. Phone C- trees, with or without brook. Easy ac- immense living room, fireplace, over- 6-3207 2468, Open Sunday,» diligently to achieve, step by step pro- one room, kitchenette, refrigcrntor, baths; twu-car attached gsrase; beauti- Thompson A.er>cy, M East Front itrttt, cess to electricity, water, ichool and motions through their own efforts nnd looking ocean. Prlvsto entrance. ClifT private bath and shower; separate en- ul living room, patlQt dining room and OUlfc^Will build 24s38;.will romiiletT 1036 CHEVROLET n!c«-uv. Fair wn- ihop.pltlg. Principle! only, Nn broken. ability. Hue Is » splemllu opportunity Lodge, Scenic Drive, Atlnntlo Klgh- trance, heat, hot water, and electric in- In two monthi from order.. Make room Bnnk. Phnne 6-0700.* ^__^_ nclotcd siinporch; 132,000, Lawlef lartirtons to suit, buyer, not. pre-fab- THoMl'SON' "AGENCY—New homit. dltlon. All new tires. Juit pined In- Send deieriptlon. exact loeation, price, to> learn the. retail business from the lands. Phone 1 -0037; cluded in rent. The Lodge, 17 Cnlllns Lgency. Phone Red Bank S-0410.* •pectlon. Real bargain. Call Bed Bink termi, Write, "E. B.," Box til, Red ground up. Into a position-as store man. APARTMENT—Four rooms and bath, llrcet, Keamburg, Phone 6-11C7-R, iested. Build on your lot or mine; 9*,- Living room, kitchen, two btdroosii, 6-H67-K. . Bink. ngcr. with possible fuluie advancement allli: apnt'e, mt amnll estate, rent In- PUlSllEtrrouni, In wivTu ECUNSTRUOTEID Revolutionary dwel- ,00. . Phone fieri- Bnnlc S-3207, tile hath, fireplace, oil heat, oak flosrs, CJSTINGS "WANT&D-W, have client! to district superintendent, buyer or cluding heat, electric lights, gas and ga- ling in Middletown, Four bedroomi, cedsr ' closet!: *».9^0. TaaaWOB 1940 PACKARD OOtfpB. model 110. home. Fine transportation, kitchen wo baths, lavatory; three-car garage; Agency, SI F.ust Front iMalt ISO excellent condition, radio, heater, waiting to purchase nil types of Mon- executive. If you are Interested In the rage. Location' just outside Ked privilege*, rrnsomiblr. Couple only. DRIVI THROUGH Oak Woodi, ..jouth county properties. For prompt above opportunity, you can apply In Bank,'within mile of railroad station. four acres; 9'io,000. Lawlcy Agency, Hank. Phone 6-(i7OO.' over-drive. Original owner. Phone Red Phone Long Branrh 6-ii.1«4.« lilghwiiy 35. Phone Red Bank 1-0411).* Rumion, !' ;ou ars looking (or THOMPSON AGENCY—Coloys9 tsiSb Bnnk 6-14SS-M. action, phone, write, or visit tht John person, or in writing, giving your full Write, giving particulars and references ROOM—Private family: Near higTi J. Mlnugh Agency. Rumson Road. Phone qualificationallficationfsl to Manager F, JJ,, Rosell, to "Small Estate," Bnx fill, Rtd Bank, 80.ACRE^r'ARM~netr Everett, thrte • snail asms. . Osnsral Bordtn Is Six rooms, modern bath, _Mte_ 3938 OLDSMOBILE ledsn. Good ton- •chool. Phnnn Red Banit «-02««.J." unit dwelling,' 14 roomi, oil heat. kitchen, oil h*ntr: one-car glrSfo* La- ditlon. All new tires. Call Rumson Rumion l-07lt.» J. Npwberry Co.. Red Bank. APAUTMENTS—Three and four rooms, LTTRTIcrHlTiffirA'Nlisrri'hirTr^T: building them. Turn louth on VETERAN OEIIRBS to purehas. new [deal location lor a convalescent home; cntcd in Miildletown Village; 9I*,M*, 1-0139-J. iWUSEWBPEJ—Middle-Ritcd uidniv to with hath, tiled sltcheni and bath- nue. Newly moderniied npnrlmenU In 130,000. Lawley Agency; Fhoni Red Third s'jsst, Butaict, Thompson Asency. SI East Front Street. or used home. Good commuting r>reti liOtt churse ol.home of mnn .IV'IHK rooms. Rooms extra large, beautifully Una residentml section, nenr stntion. Hank 6-041(1.* and neighborhood. Submit full detail! alone. Nn family. Call At 32 Waterman decorated. Rent from tSO to $l£0. i'hone Itoil Hank 6-0701).* MOTORCYCLE. Good eondltle^ l y stores, etc. Phone Atlantic Highlands MNVCRRSlTli: I. hon.... - to "Veteran," Box .111. Red Bank. avrnue. RuR m so n.* Building heated by individual lone-iyi- 1-O5R6 J._ HEART OF RED BANK—Four bid- THOMPSON Agency—New modern Co- cheap transportation, tllfi easlu ; room dwelling; one-cnr garsge* Im- Brothers, Little Silver. Phoni Kid ACRE OR HORE—Hilly, brook, hou SlAN—To work with horses »nd do «en- tern. Finest location in Monmouth coun- link g-3»ST or Red Bsnk 1-078.1. lonial buntulow, I.ivinz roum. dinir.j Cetn at Currier's Eno Statloa. or not, vicinity Holmdcl-Colt'i Neck. ty, 1 i> minutes from Red Bnnk station. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYPrhrf^fooin mediate occupancy. Features inlaid oik room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, fire- cv&t farm work nml milk cow, Phon* oil heated apartment. Entirely re- floors, clectrlu hot water heater, oil bur- •..Spring, and Front street. Red Bank. N. Hunter, Box 201, West Point Fleas- Adults only. Write, "Finest Location," place, oil heat; brceieway, one-car fo- 5 ^J* Box (ill. Red Bank.* modeled, ill modern equipment: in Rod ner, electric range. Asking til.'SOO. tlon, srrs plots; a Modern restricted rage; 91.1.00". Thompson Agency. SI •nt. •. YOUNG LSDV—For general office work. Bank, near buses and convenient In rnll. Lawley Agtney, Phone Jled Bank I- residential divslopmsnti F, H, A, a, 194» BUICK convertible, eieillmt, I,. ROOM—Furnished, for couple or. single Kan Front street. Phont Red Bank «• Mu.it have knowledge of typing. Fred rosd itation. Adults only. No ;»>l«. Ref- 41(1.• provsd: ic-ool adjoining, clou t» ral. 0700.* 700 miles. Fully equipped. Must SM D. Wikolt Co., 19 West Front itreet, pcrion. 62 Throckmortoa avenue, erence reared. Call Hed Hank rosd irstlon; Isks (rlvlltges, A fsw Int to appreciate. Phone' Long Branch «- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Red Bank. / • Red Bank. Phone 6-21S8-M,* 2247. Mr. Merrill. RIVER PLAZA—New Can Cod bunga- home sites still arailablt. Its your real THOMPSON ACENCY—Century-old Co. S4«8.» jfXCHINIST—Good all-around man for low. Two large bedrnomi, tile bath, or: also K. Alexander, on ths primlm iauial. KIKIU room*, bitth. wide board SXPERIENCED lecretary-bookJceeper. LADY WOULD like to share her tlome kitchen, dinette, full cellar, oil heit: Hours, fireplace, oil heat; three-var. ga- 1»35 FORD COUPE, new tirii. sealed BAR AMD BISTAUHANT In kotel; ill Fair Haven. Call Red Bank «-8.r.4g. jobbing shop. Stenriy work, good pay, with middle-aged courile. Reasonnble 'hone Ked Bank S.-U76-J. team headlights. Priced for Imaidi- MflBBKiti good loeation. Contact bonus. Apply Metrllt Machine Shop, \ttaehtd nne-car garage, Royal Canad- rage: hree/.ewHy. Kxpaniion space for DlIMONStRATORS=Ma"ie and"~femate. rent, nice, comfortable rountry home. ian ihingle ildini:; 912,600. Lawley IUST COMPLETED lix-room houit, tile additional room*. Three acres; 922,000. tte sale. Evenings and week-end. 1*4 Mt?4«ir, Wilt End Plata. 131 Brighton Mechnnlc street. Red Bank. P. O. Box SS. Colt's Nfok.* bath, lavatory on first floor, electric avenue, lying Branch. ' ; Large, earning possibilities. Apply Agency. I'honc lleil Bank 6-0410.* Phiine Hed Bank f.0700.« Ocean avenut, earned Morris, Lone Frldsy 11 A. M., New Jersey State Em. FURNISHED—Second-floor front bid. range; one-car giragt; largt porch; lot Branch,/^ ' THREE AfTRA"CTlVE"Tnomi. fireplace, LOCUST—Three-bedroom house. Lovely •"AGESCY—Nort'S h Shrewi- RENTAL ^ ,. _ ployment Service, 48 East Front street, litting room, three window, com- private entrance, nice kitchen for re- 135x9,1, In Old Farm Village, Rumson. living room, front porch, sewing room. W; B. Scott', owner and builder. 74 bury riverfront. Five- rooms, tils bath, J0I7 PONTIAC delua sedan. Vary eltan, mouth Bush, Sea Bright. Ramson; Bed Bank.* fortnbly furnished. Share hath with two nned artistic people; alto two roomi Asking 913,000. Lawley Agency, High excellent condition, motor rseoa- rlvtr and ocean. Charltl E. Sweeney Monmouth itreet, Rtd Bank. Phoni 6- tile kitchen, oil hent,, playroom, den. SPECIALTY SALESMEN—This branch others, laundry and 'Ijght housekeeping with private entrance. 5S1 Pntten «ve- ay 35. Phonn Red Bank 6-O410.* llreplacc: one-rnr garage. Excellent con- -Itloned, new tires, new bsttify, radio. Aiincy. Monmouth avinue. Phoni Bum. privileges. 110 Sprint street. Rid Bank. nue. Long Branch. S15» which opened Monday to sell Nat. ONew two-bedroom bunga dition: $1S.;OD. Thompson Agency, 91 Jietter and defrostin. Will exchange aon 1.1492. ionnlly Advertised product to home own- (At McLaren)). 1'hont Red Bank (-26;; for hesvler csr. Call Eatontown 9- fvVO ROO"MS andTdUhlnette. and pri- low on corner plot ISilOO: tlO.UOl). East Front itreet, Ked Bank. Phons 9- dOMFORTABLl HflMrU-ln town.'furl ers in Monmouth: county, desires more n£t_c£ _ pr_eeen]pr_week-en<]k]// ^ vatr bath. Phone Long Branch 6- GU.W1S0N HOMES. Esiy to buy. O7l)0.» . 4M99-M. 12 Belshsw avenue. niihed, from October to May 1st. ,nw!ey Agency, Highway 33. Phone Red. salesmen. Drawing account and com- BEOROOM—For~couple, or ilngle. Very 2693-W. Bank «-p4_10.* _^ •• Quick to owni.H'sIsei from 4 to ffd nsoA^iin 1940 GH_VROLT0; 912.900. Thsssp- OMEHALF TON pick-up track, 1941 surance, 14,000 disability benefit, ho>. if necesisnry. Phone Red Bank required. Phone" Red Bnnk 6-1027.• for catalogue. Dealer, Everett H. iu» Agency. M F.ait l>ont I*H«U pltalifcatlon, nnd give vacntlon bonus. 1844-J. • .rnctlvely decorated: two-acre plot. Plymouth. 22,000 miles. Excellent RUMSON" Thome, King's Highway, Middle. . It..I BnnW SjjlTno^t tordltlon. Phone Hoimdel «-74H. MJMSON ESTATE AREA. Lovely Salesmen mint have car and rlva us full A'll-ycnr-'round furnished 'riced tn sell this month at *j2,2.yi FURNISHED three-room apartment room. In private home, privnte bath. Lnwley Agency. Phone Red ' Bank 9' tows.' . . LlTTL'K" SILVER—Excelienl loisdsa. J933 DESOTO, four-door ledan. Heater grounds, accessible to bui, ichool time. Call in person or telephone As- with bath. All utilities free. Private bury Park 2-1962, Insullght Company, suitable for business. man. Few steps 0410." Ample accomniodationt at low mala- and good tires, running condition. and ktach, Sll-room garage apart- entrance. Businei couple preferred. Box from Hotel Rumson, and bus line, nr.d tenmu-e for large family. Five bedrooaw. (135. Call Atlantle-Highlands 1-0794 Inc., (Central Jersey Branch,) 550 Cook- 119. R. F. D., Stnte Highway 35. Phone FORTAUPECK. Riverfront home. Ken- t_R(iE BUILtHNG on Highway 35. r ment, iteam heat, (SS monthly.: short distanre to Sea Bright. Reference ture« sunporch, living room, flreplace, two hath*. lar3 t living room, Hreplsso- utter T P. M. . . man avenue, Asbury Park. Red Bnnk (-.!49o-J.* #how .room, one apartment. Sir.e of Askini: t'••,<).nw. Byrne Ateniy. Fa»a» ChsrUi E. Sweeney Agency, Mon> required^ Phone Rumson l-(M;o.W. .wo bedrooms, bath, den, new p,ll. heat «ullding is 8.00U iqtiirt tiet. Phont MOnfit. T~F'6Hb. ai Is. will Mil for ill. ASSISTANT CA"SHIER and Bookkeeper. ROOM—furnished, Atlantic, Highlands, ROOMF oupl ith kith tlumson Nil ."ill.** ' . Five-day week. Good position. Must ROOM—For couple, with kitchen priv- .wn-cnr garago with gutit room sC Keyport 7-04»l. •• 58 Washington itreet, Bed Bank.* mouth avenue. Phone Rumson I- near Jill transportation, reasonable ileges; also room for business indy. tached: new 52-gnllon hot water heat RUMSON—Convenient have references, know typlnp. Apply J. rent. Write, "A, H." Box ill, Red LARGE CONCRETE building. Full ctl 1936 TWO-DOOKBuielc ledan. Excellent 14»2. , 105 Shrewsbury_«venue. Red Bank. er; hurricane, fence; Venetian- blinds lar, large plsce of land. Located on and schools. Five-room home. Larga condition. Can be icen anytlmt at Yanko,_30_Rroa_rJ street. Red Bank. Bank.* YOUNG MAN—High school graduate, FURNISHED THREfMlOOM apartment, Plot 62x250, Bulkheaded: 912,000. Lsw. fighwsy 9o, in Hatltt. Phoni Ktyport 111o 1; two-car garage and outbuilding. 10 Churerj street, Set Bright, or phono NAVESINK RIVER—Beautifully condi- GARAGE APARTMENT, unfurnished, all utllltlrs, electric refrlRfrator, near ley Ageney. Phone Hed Bank I-O410.* Owner moving; 911,500. Byrns AfSSSf. tea BrighBrigtt i-OilS-MOil. good appearance, interested making a iuvt completed, Two bedrooms, llv* t-om. tioned eight-room Colonial dwelling j future and lenrnlni; the furniture bus- bus' line. Phone ifter 5 p. M., Red :^Flv» acres Phone Rumson 1-11.10.* flH~ffACl{AHD~SfEDAKK . 19S2. «.od tire.', 2>,i baths; hst wster heat, .oil, 'Fine Ing room, kitchen, bath and garage. BEAUTIFUL NEW two-btdroom homes, .Iness. Apply .Saturday !) A. M.'Sterling Bunk 6-21JII.W. two bedrooms, living' room,, dining fully Ihiuilted. radiant best; oil RED RAN"K—Excentionll for central good running condition. Price I20O. outlook: I17( nonthl. Chai, E. Swee- Adults; near bus line. Available Imme- room, kitchen, bath, tncluscd front location. Eiltht-rootn house; garage. Furniture Shop,' 21 White street, Red diately, Write, "(jnrage Aparlmcnt,'r SINC'LR ROOM—Fcr fTdT! First burner, automatic hot water, waik-in Phone Highland! 8-1231, er Highland! ney Agency, Menmouth avenue, phone Bank; porch: two-car garage anil ' a' long Owntr rr-ioeating. Alking $14.(00. Bumsor. 1-1492. • Box all. Red Bank. floor: privnte rr.trnnce; kitchen priv- closeti: electric range, G. E. refrigera- 8-1208 for appointment.* ileges; garage If desired. Call Red chicketn thed' '; 910,500. Lswlcy Agency, tor, Venetian blinds, window' ierce.ni Mnko olTrr. Byrne Ageney. Paoao isisTcTfEVROLET truck. Wew body, all MONHOUTH BBACH. Available Sep- HOUSEKEEPER—Good nlaln cor,kihg, l'un>JISMEirROOM for lady. All im- PhonIieO Re.. ^d Ban. k.. 8-0410.* • • ' Uimunn l_-jl_3l).* • light housework, for family of nix. Bank 9-4161-W, after 6:30 P. M. and doors; shrubbed snd seeded. Phoni gand tire!, newr hatteryfeatti , Very good tember 15 until June 1. furnished. provements, ressonsble. Kitchen priv- BEACON BEACH, Keantburg. Exclusive Rrd Bank 4.2892. • . RUMSOS-Orc of the molt dsilrahl* running condition : also 1**1 Intermt. !lt-room cottage, tit monthly. Charles Own room and bath; good wages. Write, ileges. 155 Shrewsbury avenue, 'Red listing. Three-bedroom home with .one- buitdinK sites: P.a-acres. Tress of "Good Plain Cnok," Box .111, Red Bank, Bank. ional !»-t»n pick-up. Good condition. E. Sweeney Agency, Monmouth avenue. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE car garage. Immense living room .with J. CRAWroRD COMPTON, Inc. distinction: 17,000. Byrn* Agaaty. Passed lntest inspection, Phone Rum- Phone Rumion 1-14>2. FURNISHED ROOM, with kitchenette fireplace, lavatory, screened porch, ho Seal eitsts and'lnsurance. I! It'i Phone num«on I-l 150.• son 1-O»i7.» ' WELL INSULATED house, consisting EXPERIENCED operators, Sleeve nnd private lavatory. Suitable for one. water heat. Real value at 910.&00. Law FA 1 n~HAVEN — Viry eholc* ' toeaUon. lor> PCYMOTJTR ledin. Good nn- of four rooms, furnished, all improve- setters, collar letter! ani pocket Phono Red Bank 6-2011, 143-ACRE dairy farm. Fully equipped. ley Agency. Phone Red Bank *»0410.*41. " a home, lots or Insurance, we hsvt Ucautifully Inndlcaped plot. Modem ditlon. 1250. Phone Rumson 1-08H-W ratnti, automatic hot water heater. Nice setters to work on Indies' mitt. TWO FURNISHER rooms with ill kiteh Sold with or without stock and equip- XVESINK ntVER ROAD—Corner plo It. Rout* 91. Btlford. Phone bume. four bedrooms: garage; ttt.919. jnornlngl nnd_evenlngi.*i surrounding!, near Red Bank. Immedi- en privileges, including parlor anrl ment. Recent Illness. Address, Box 19: Bteldy work, good pay, 35-hour 100x160. Idehl location for your ner Kesniburg 9-00S9. • Byrne Airency. I'hone Rumion 1-1199.* 3847 CHKVROLirr Arrow ledin, In «»- ate oceupmer; year-'round. Call Atlan- dining room, right off Broad street. I'emlicitoii, Phone Pembcrton 6606. home: 92,500. Lawley Agency, Hlghws. ItCMSON— Attractive 14-story < mad- tic Highland! 1-1645-M ccllent condition, fully enjulpped, all week. Apply Kirkland Mfg. Co., Phone Red Bank t-2721> |__ CALIFORNIA TYPE. btlnBnlcTwr Six 3.-i. Plioni.ni.' Red BnnBnkn 6.(U10.« rrn bimssiloir. In delirnbl" IssatlO*. r'AKM HOUSE-Newly decorated, "mod- I2',i AV!tl_S— Uouis-tScantly rtillcu. Kcccssories, 15.0(1(1 milen, Price 11,900. Fourth and Railroad aven'uti, B»d- UNKUHNlSfiE'b or"-t5fnishcd apartment. rooms, nhree bedrooms), stone fire- ftTSSkk RIVER. nted. lil rou.ns and bath, nsbeiilui Asking lli.oou. Byrne Agency. Pkoaa Beaton for selling,, going overnas. em convenlsncos. Immediate posses- place, oil heat; garage; building suit- ley Beach, Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen, tionally wellll buili t ID-room houie, Shingles, oil best, new irptlc task: two Rllmson_ljl 1 .iO/ Phone between «:«0 A, M. and «:>0 P. sion; e85 per month. G. Resesu Con- bath, hot water hent. Private entrance able for conversion into guest cottage; three baths, hot water hest, oil. Seclu- YChoice building site, csr garsge; centrally, located, oOO-foo SfTrTEVVSBURY—Choi M.. Red Bank «-385». After «:80 call over, Colt's Neck. Phone Freehold S- S100 n month. Phone Long Branch 6- three acres, Walking distance to ICcd sion and line setting: .931,500. Crmrlei frontage on paviU street, 2,O(lO fc« by inviting homes; 11.900. 1481-M-2. • SALESMAN—Man to All vacancy fri Bank itation; 920,000. Hay Stillman R«rl rtntlll «-447J.« portion of Mnnmouth county. Will 4314.W. E, Sweeney Agency, Monmouth avenue, from main highway, one mile to bench. Phone Rumson 1-1110.* FROM OCTOBER to May IS. Large one- LATUiE ATTRACTIVELY furnished 4 Aslociatcs, ,112 Brosd street, Katon- Phone Huinsmi 1-1492. Chicken houltl, Including, two-story hol- ATLANTIC* HfGHLASBS. Located in work out ot Asbury Park-offiets. We town. Phone_3j0007._ S famlly house, furnished, West End. train you. to sell our products and Rive home in residential neighborhood of ES60rOR6H-A spaciou lo— tile building 20i40 feet, capacitv the hill section. Beautiful treei. Write, Mri. A. Folkemlik, 734 Penning- Red 'Hank, Business, girl preferred; I CAPB COD COTTAGER—Brick and home built originally for own occil 2,000 chicktnl; 500 peach trees, one Quiet *urruundings. Six rooms; ffarago SITUATIONS WANTED you an advance while training against frame, living room with fireplace ton itreet, Elizabeth, or call Elisabeth commission. Protected 'territories. Prod- a week. Phone Reil Bank M4H4,' pancy by builder of many Inrge Uumsui Sire raspberries, li-ltre strawbtrriti snare: nice plot. .Owner -sovlag away. dining room, kitchen, two bedroomi " ' Mlddlttown r.-02lt«-R. LET US HELP yo» with your aemploy- 3-4(89 from > to 12 morningi, 5 to 8 ucts radio . advertised. Car eslcntial. NWLY7bECORATE~ir"fiirni!hTd~"ap7rT estates. Finest msterials and construe' Asking JII..-.IH). Byrns AgenW. Ploao evening!. bath; attached garage; oil heat; large men rroblims. Closed tallurdayii .... Write, "Salesman," Box 611, Red Bnnk ment in fine residential section of Red tion. Large living rnnm with* firepiaee, THIllr.Y COMBINATION imUor Mill Human 1. 115(1/ . BUNGALOW—Four roums «iS bath". 1 Bank. Consisting of large living room lot nicely planted, everything in excel- liuwder roum, four bedrooms, two tilt Roberts' Employment Aginey, It BBroad d for Interview. lent condition, transportation, good grocery store. lSxil ftit. with aii- SEA BR'iGrit— Owner ajoln* Bstlth. street; Red Bank, phone 9-U09. Mann's, Eatoatown, Wall street, be- ANOn iraall dairy farm. Bungalow bedroom, kitchen nnd private bath, a! baths, servant's room snd hath: tw Joining T-room house and double gn ' wishes to dispose of his holtlap. f)l- tween new elrcle and Parker Road.* ^ schools and community shops nearby HANSY-WAANt)VMAMN . WlflHYVMHtP- lotjob. .. ..„t.r.•. to live in. Must know how to milk. utilities included. Business couple only acres of property In center of reilden< rage; lot ISstlSO. Price fjs.,000.'Aouly room house. Asking 94,906, 9ttH9 OAKHURST. Sevtn-room,, bungalow. Cnll Red Bank C-1404.* 913,000. Ray Stillman Is. Associates tlal Shrewsbury. Asking 922,000. C, taker on imall farm or on eitate near Phone Spring Lake 3-0702, or P. O. Phone Eatontown 3-0007. 75 Ltigbton avenue. Phone Red Bank Agency. Phone Rumion 1-1189.* Red Bank. Call Rsd Bank «-t881-J. Wil- - Ntwly decorated. Convenient to school Box 74. S«a Girt.* ^OOM—Furnished, with kitchen priv- F, Bordcn, Shrewsbury. Phone Re .1478. RUMSON— In one of the choice rssl- Bank 6-IW.* and puiea, hot water steam heit; two- fi£NBRAL KOUSBWORKER. Sleep In. ileges, / Ruslneis couple iwefcrred. COLT'S "NEC"K—Thrco acres, lovely set- SHALL SUMMER butigalooa; giragei; dential areas. Ideal for ehlldrsa. XI' NURdE. <«hlte>> avilt.b!,, hoi. car garage; 1120 monthly, including Call Red Bank 6-0784.J-2, 208 East Beriicn Place, any niiiht nfter ting. Early American type home, two RED BANK—Substantial horns In res cnbins, snd roidstsnds. Phone Kty Ov'ncr re-locating. Six-room moitfn electricity and water. . Phone Long living rooms in knotty pine, fireplace, pital experience, prefers prlvite duty, LADY TELEPHONE solicitor, solicit •._or_nU_day Saturday and Sundny.* Idential area, close to schools an port 7-0483. house. Asking 916.S0O. Byrns Actaey. or care for invalid or will do P. R. N. Branch S-4450. SINGLE OWNER In Fair Haven, wishes modern kitchen-dinette, library, three chopping center. Adaptable for famll I'hone Rumaon 1-ll.iO.* • from your own home nt your own bedrooms, bath, hot water hent, ol and relief duty. Write. "Male Nurse," RED BANK—Centrally located, ttn- to let adjoined and furnished bed- requiring live bedrooms or for pnyin PAUL R. ITRTKBR. Realtor, fsrsii convenience.' Phone Rumion I-07v7 be- tired; 113,200. Ray Stillman * Associ- guests. Current revenue spproximatt! Box Sll^RtcLBank^ roora home, two baths; garue; fur- tnccen 7 and 9 P. M., or write, P. O. room, living room and kitchen on the THS DENNIS K. BYRNE Ageney to nlihed «r- unlurnirhed. Rant. IIto s flrst floor, Can he rented separately. ates, 312 Brosd street, Eatontown 9150 pir month. First door bath err and firm eitstis, Stite High- WTfiTDO"" LAUNDHY In my horn* or month, fj iraratre,' Iniire chicken coop. Prossrty n- vicinity. Write,-"O, M.," Box til, room bungalow, bnth, hot water, oil NURSES—For general duty In nursing anil private entrnnce In beautiful lo- 80x222, so planted that It arTnnli a lot 6-21 61.« Seres of high rolling ground, cleared. Red Bank.* - home. Wnystdo Sanitorlum, Phone cation. Car narking Ipace, but pastel of privacy. Low taxes: 914,000, Ray 1011x130: .vegetable gitrden. Clll luai- Red Ban hest. -In '.good neighborhood. For rent COLONIAL HOME—in eicciiant local An exceptional opportunity for a dis- son l-io9il. _' COUPLE — White, Chauffenr-tintler; to June 1st at OS monthly. Adults Hell Hank' 6-422o. In front of house. .370 Norwood avenue, Stillman 4k Associates, 312 Broad street, Ity, tile bath, Ant floor nowder room criminating buyer. Priced right at 92,. cnnk-chambermsld. Phone Highlands only. John L, Mlnugh Auency, Rum- ASSISTAJPr SHIPPING and Wiling Lontf Branch, Katontown. Phnne 3-0007. double xarnge: firepliict1. Must be *cei S00. Call Rumion MUSS or your own GtlfifcNACRE AGENCY—Atlantic Rliri- lanils. Ocean view home.' Seven j|.H71H71,» _ son Road. Phone Rumsnn 1-H7IB.* rlri'k. HUh school RradilHte, A^irrrt- FUBM_HED~ISbMi~H" , with bronkfalt If RIVER OAKS—Colonial home, largo Ih tii bo aniHccialed: 914,000, Ella Will hroktr. slve, .limhltloui, Future, Write, giving desired. Call Rumson 1-0*10 " Ing room, fireplace, iiowdcr ruom sbh'o Agency, Realtor, 77 Broad stree rooms anil hath, oil heat; one-car ga- EXPEfiiBNCED MofHlR wints to BEDROOM, studio sitting room; t'in»gi!,. VBTKltANS O$9_Y—Small down uay'- nu:e: $11,000. Nenr shopping einter. |8D per month, B, R. Nicosia Agency. full details to, "J. L. C," llox Ml Red AT-XNTfe-flTTiHCAN D-=Tw threo bedrooms, tile bath: twn-cnr gn< I'honelteil Bank 6-.I9M l r hoard child. Exceptionally gnod en re ft ment. Ideal. Beach, Eaat Keamburii. Call Atlantic^Hl»hl» " '»__.__!•___„ Phono Red Bank «-l.i:i«. rage; «-acrc plot; 924,001), ftrorffe. S. #am1 Jilil fct'noi -I V"l wholesomn »»<•,...»•, e food. Call Eaton- fill apartment!,,twn rooms and hath: TO SEfl'LE ESTATE—Five bedrnn Full monthly payment 93S. . I'our 'nil- _R>TBSAC"niTAC.r;NCY—Mlsntlr Hlgh- n0214M« DAYsHORrTAREA—Two nvc-rooma nnd CTTATUFi-'EUtt ••- HANDYMAN, Flve-.lay and four rooms and bath, furnlahcd nr Schnnck Agency, H I.imleu placp, Re home, twn Viathn, oil hent; thrre-car, slttd rnorni, oil heat, automatic hot v lanrh. Best buy of lite y««r, House, ) <5_wM2__,, __,M remodeling • and sewing. bnth np.irtmcnts. One nt *3Jnnil nne week,' nc:ir Red Bnnk. Must he I'clt- unfurnished, to fine people, who will Hunk, rhmii.. 6-0;i07.' garaue. Kstabllshcd as guest horde. water, HnrMck Insulated range, Sanllm nblc,'. Wrltr, "Chuulfcur.Handymnn," MIDD'CETOWN—ShiVll c"ou"ntry~nome; Elk Wiltshire Agency. Realtor, 77 Brosd pnper, Nairn tile; bench, bus, shopuln. six rooms nnd bath, nil hell: t»'O-cal Would llk« work homt or out. Phono at 1100 per month. Flnt came, first appreciate n sonil home, Appointment iwrnite. Prrfeft condition. Term" sr- Ttumson I-IIM-M. • ______served. Walker * Tlndnll, Itrnltorj. Id llux nil, Red Bank, , lit 2-A Linden Place, Red Bank.* Ovo ronms, bath, electric range; flv street, I'hone 6-2 U1.« ' center, ichooli, Frank J. Scanlon, build* COUPLE—lilnn to care for horses and acres room house, seven sleeping rooms ta spictlon dally 9 ' to 4:80. Comuleteu help with general denning. Phono nf- Bank. Phono 9-0307.' rent furnished, nnd foiir-room modern model at Atlantic and N*avsslnk avenuei OCEATll'ORT—Six-room • bungalow of experienced clerk l has own cur, Phona SSYEN ATTRAullVlS rooms lor-oilo or nvenur-, Atlantic Highlands. Phone 1- lin-war construction,.targe plot with two couales. Two klUhem, flreplace, ter IP, M.i Kntnntown 3-0811,' eoLONIAL HOME—Near school. Livin apartment tar owner. Oil iteam heat Open Sunday. Rtinunn 1-0797 or write, P. O. Bos 110. 07.12-R. ment lor unncr, uu Bienin nvn(, 100-foot front. Convsnlentlf located Ied na«k4 two bathi, nice qultt locstlon. Refined GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. Live in: TWO ROOMS—Furnlihed, with break- room, dining room, kitchen, two bed SHREWSBURY BOROUHrl. Removal to adults preferred, 511 Pitten avenue,', cooking and downstairs clesnlng; good fast privileges If deslrtd. II Rsetor roomi, and bath, hot water heat, ol hot water heater, two baths, ail South compels sain of recently com- to school. Dotacheil gsragei oil hist. YOUNG LADY wlihH to care for,two hnrdwootl floors, new roof, largo front Immediate occunancy. V«ry attnetlve children at my home, Monday to Fri- Long Branch. \ ; , wage*; own room and bnth. On bus line* Plno.e._Red Bank, Phone. 1^1171. burner! 12,500 etish, SnTt monthly; 911,. pletld raildence In reitrtcted reiidcntlal 1 Call , Atlantic- Highlands I-1C41I-J. 300, CCOTHO fl, Behonek Agency, R Lin- norcb, new cement driveway. Beautifully pnrk. Plot ISOxlTiO, Large living room nt J!>,."i0i). C. V, Bornin, Ihro—l-Utf. day, 8 to S. For further Information, HOUSE—Six roomi, unfurnlahed, Nenr '1'HBEBTROOM fufiilshed nVartment, liiiidscnpril lut 50x200; threc-cnr garage.' nil Ron Bank «.I1O»-B, • Atlnntlo . IllKhlnndi.' Will consider EXPERlERCBri automobile mechanic. tile bnth nnd shower, excellent hent, den Plnon, IlciMlaiik^rMlonc B-(l3i)7. with fireplace, dln'r.g loom, modern riiono Keil nank «.t«91,» SHIfEWSBflRY, tlhndowbrnok KnrnT Heat resiifenttnl srctlnn: onr block to kitchen, powdei* room, tluee. bi-druomi, ^^———•_»«_— MIDi)LE-AOED American widow seeks renting yenr nrnuiul to right nnrty. Apply Ed vonKnttcnaoll, Inc, corner privalc entrants, Close In ilownlnwn. bus, one block to high school, four ponitton us compnnlon, nurse, or Phono Atlantic Highlands 1-0280. Monmquth street, and Maple avenue, Red Newly decorated, Adults. Call Red Bank Cholco lot, lOllxlriS, Shadowbrno tiled .bnth, glass mt nil shower. Immedi- rnnd. Excavated, ready In build. Price blocks to bitftlticM center, flood monthly atte occupancycupay,, AAskins g 920,000920,00, C.. K. Real Eit-to for S«|9W houickceper for convalescent or rlderly HOUSE—Winter ranlnl. Five ronmi nnrt B.352J5.M. Income, Sacrifice for nuick sale, Owner- 'VWO 2.FURNISHED rooms and n»th. right for quick salt. Phone K«<1 Unni H> PhtPhont'' Kid Bunk Continue- on Nurt Tr-*sj hdynr g«ntl«mnn. Ire* ta travel, fhont bath.Jn Rumion, Convenient location! MOTHER'S HBLTtR=LTvt In. PROM 4)40StJ leAvlug stale Write. "Incurae Prop- »amiM 1M1* Phoos RUBIOI t-till. Rumios 1-1181. Oil AtlsntH Highlands 1-0841-W, «(Ur." Box HI. Sid Bsnk, Mil) UA>'K KliUlS'i'liU, OC'lOAiEB

REAL ESTATE POR SALE REAL ESTATE POR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BIRTHDAY PABTY Highway Safely Group Fioretti—Verange Mrs. Elizabeth DcGcorge of Nuptials November 21 DBAl»—Jt*Mll«nt lix-room bun»«lo«r. BUIMON-JlMtrleted neighborhood, in- Itl V Bit OAKS—Pre-war »cv«n-room To Meet At Freehold Opening Soon • home, hut water, oil heat, large land- Shrewsbury avenje entertained for livin room, firnplace, dlnia« roea. war 1^4-itory bungalow, three bed- a number uf frie.T.ls and members The flrat meeting of Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fioretti of kildun, threi bedrooms »nd bath, lar- IOSM, tile, bath, fii-ipiarc, ucam oil uPtU plot: la:.(.i only v2':s. Love y Broil street, Shrewsbury, announce ator)'. oil hcati garage. PtiUct con- heat; attached garage: ij-acre land- tirepliire with pine panoling. Greet Santa of her family, at a dinner party at County Highway Safety Co-ordinat- dition. Mutt b. told and vtifi lorn. scaped plot. Price. »17,r>irthday. Guests Wednesday night in the freehold- marriage of their daughter. Miss KELLY'S land, Stcveni * LiilMt, Inc. 102 M«r- Kumson 1-uile.* ll» East Front fcticil, Ked Bunk. Phone ers' room, court' house, Freehold, to Cpncetta Fioretti, to John Verange, • ood avtnut, DeaL Phona IHal 7-i:«» LOVELY 'WOODED lettinf. Moduli 6-2776.' wcii: Mr. and Mr3. Bernard Mulli- (FOBMEBI.V HESSE'S) eight-room home. Four bidroonu. two SHREWSBURY LOT, 50x200, near gan, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Conlt, Dr. discuss Monmouth county'* traffic son of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Verange TEN-ROOM DWELLING with three-car tiled baths, oil heat, itorm windows: chool, one block iium bus line, $150. and Mrs. Edward W. Mulligan and problem and co-ordination of rem-of Shrewsbury. The engagement 8 WEST FRONT STREET garage. In perfect condition. Excel- double gnniirc; »25,Uuu. liay Van Horn Phone_ ftatonttnvri :MI41>6-J. Miss. Margaret. Conk of Red Bank, edial measures wiLh tlie state-wide was announced Sunday, at. a buffet lent location;'lot 75x200 feet. Immedi- Agency, Fair Huvcn. Phone Red Unnk KEANSBUHG—KDM- rooms nnd bath, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De- program of uniform and concerted dinner party at the home of the ate possession. Atkins 120.000. lur- 6-4100.- nil-year home, automatic hot water : action. parents of the bride-elect. LUNCHEONETTE FOUNTAIN nllhed. Hawklnj Brothcri. 1'lioni Red VAN HGUN~ACENCV—Century-olHOTlJ. d Lo- heat, insulnud; two blocki from school, George of Trenton. • Bank «-0352. cust Point Home. Quaint und nttrno bus, and train, furniture included, like Commissioner of Motor Vehicles JUJWSON'—Fine lil-room house. Three live, good llnci, recently pnintcd; ST.- new, reasonable. J'hone Kcansburg 6- Arthur W. Magee will head the ROBERT J. KELLY, Owner bcdroomi, bath, lavatory first floor, •**(). Kny Van Horn Agency, Fair Ha- 1I2U-J.' group of state official* to discuss kot water, oil heatinc. Pirlcct con- _gn._IM.oiie_Rcd Bank t-llQO.' NEW MONtfOUTH. Buni-.low type, dition Ineide and out. i.iiraec with two HAVE YOU SEEN Orange Square T Fail lour rooms and -bath, and garage. America's last Cenets measures to integrate Monmouth rooms attached! 114.000. Jotcnh C. Haven, liivcr Road, Hance Road and Large plot of land included. With or Fitted by Graduate Onctlcre* county plans, Others expected to MoCue Agency, Realtor. i'noni: Red anne Avenue. Half-acre ploti. HCIDD- without furniture. Call .Middletown. 6- attend are Dr. Jolin H. Bosshart, Bank 6-1470 or Kumson 1-U44J.* i: custom built hoMti. Kay Van Horn 0152-.J; TUCKirS state commissioner of education; BUNGALOW—In fartn'-eitute ictlion. Agency, Fair Mavta, fbona Red Bnnk FAIR HAVEN—Five-room Dutch Co- Large living room, dinintr room, 6W100.* lonial home, built in 1946. Modern comer SHOP Spencer Miller, Jr., State Highway kitchen ami two bedrooms, tile bnth, VAN HORN AGBTCT—Attractive luca" kitchen and bath, electric range and rt- IS* •fMdway L*ag Branch commiuioner, and Col. Charles H. freplace; sariiire with workihoii, one- tion. Nenr achool and tranjportntion. frigfi-alor. Trie* 111,(00. Mortgage SchoelYel, superintendent of itate room oottusc in rear. 'Iwo »crcs. len Spacious one-story five:room home, oil available for tt.OOO. Weirt-Nemeth police. minutet to ttiition. Asking $16,000. heat, fireplace; gurus*. Asking • lli.OOO. Agency, 4 2 llroad atrett. I'hone Red FAIR HAVEN ESSO Joseph G. McCnc Agency, ltcaltor. Phone Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Hnvcn. BaiiHaulk: GVHQS ^__ •There is t challenge to all In the Red"Bank 6-14711 ii' limnj?."_Ll°JJL4A rhRdBk6^100^ RUMSON—Well-built, rf= r«e»*, !n vcrr — GET OUt itatistics that three-fourth* of all K1VEK ROAD & GILLESPIE AVENUE LOCUST—New home of'fivc rooms nnd SECLUUE.J "ACRE SETTING—Attrac- Kood tonditiou, automatic hot watir New Jersey'* traffic accident* and bath. On large woodul plot; S8.40U. tivc nine-room home, two baths, oil IUILI, Ui-rfe living room ftiW fireplace, HIGH CASH PRICE Joseph G. McCue Agency. Realtor. heat, two fireplacci, Insulation; double Four blocks to school tnt shopping more than three-fifths of traffic fa- Phone Rumson 1-0114 or Bed Bank 6- jiurage, tool houte. Asking $26,000. Kny centf lot C0\135. Priced for quick sale. talities, occur on local county and Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Call Friday or Saturday* Phone At- • ALL MODELS 1470.* _ . 1 ii ntl c_H]gh| nnd s 1-02 fif^R. , municipal roadways," declared FAIR HAVEN-t!EI) BANK—New Cape Red Bank 6-41 UP.* MAKES Mayor E. O. Murphy of Farming- Cod. Kivc nice roomE. including two VAN HORN AGENCY, river rik'hls; IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Bhrcwabury, smartly ttyled attractive fix-room Co- nenr school, stcre. bus. New 1 '-• • ANY YEAR dale, committee chairman. "Mon- NOW UNDER bedrooms with tile bnth; expansion at' tic, full cellar, oil hc-nt, copper plumb, lonial, Immediate iiosseiston. Fireplace, story, 4'^ roomt, bnth, extended attic, mouth county will tike steps to do tiled bath, powder room, automatic hcut, hnrdwrmd floors, lino full cellar water- Drlvt III W PksM* its share to reduce the highway ing, fully Insulated; attached garalic; porch; garage; 11H,QUO. Uny Van IToofrd, Newest aY-conditioned hot nir large plot: $13,95(1. Joseph G. McCue Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phona Red heater, oil burner. Lot 711x150; $10,850. PACKARD—RED BANK traffic toll." Agency. Realtor, l'hone Rumson 1-0 111 Bank 6-4100/ Keys Corp., 19 Monmouth street. Red 'The nature of th» problem is or R?d Bank 6-14711.* itk^hj^aino Kelly Building NEW MANAGEMENT RIVERFRONT BUNGALOW. Five rooms, HOMES FOR SALE in River Oaks, Old such that no one jurisdiction can Fnrm Village, Oak Woods, Grange • MORTGAGES—None too low, none too biith, enclosed lioreh, new oil heating; high. Fast srrvicc nnd moderate in- Harding Raid at Broad ft solve it alone. There Is urgent need Iwu-ci-.r KJiruirc with room and Invatny. Square and Colonial Terrace; *12,7riU to for an immediate all-out co-opera- Plot fenced and planted. Sturm sash $25,000. Rny Van Horn Agency, Fair terest rate. If you want to buy or R. B. C-0428 Venetian blindt. Uwnn- oueupicd. Re- refinance, see us first. SchwarU- tive effort on the part of all pub- ; Mncklin. H White street, Ked Bank. ESSO duced to .S12.000. Joseph (J. McCue ES rATE~BEINTi~l)iVlDElT TWO acres lic safety official* to work for the Agency, Realtor, l'hnne Rumson 1- waterfront. Qunlnt two-stcry cottage, solution thnt can only fce achieved Misi Concetta Fioretti 0444 or Red Dank 6-1470.• three bedrooms, hot water heat; garage; RET)""!!ANK—New Colonial home, flve through uniform and concerted ac- SHREWSBURY." Substanlial home lovely trees; 112,500, Hay Van Horn rooms, two bedrooms, flrcplare, tile excellent proportions. Three double Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bnnk bnth and shower, large modern kitchen, tion." Tht couple will be married Sun GASOLINE & MOTOR OILS bedrooms, tile bath with stall Bhower 6-11 O/i.* dinette, hot water heat, oil, expansion day, November 21, at St. Anthony's and tub. Large living rooms downstairs RIVERFRONT COLONIAL. Home .In nttic; lot 50x125. Immediate occupancy; church, Red B»nk. Both Mill Fio- and porch, hot wntcr heat, oil; attached Fair Haven. .Six rooms, tile bath and $12,500. SHiwnrU-Mneklin. S White MOTH HOLES' Parents Give Party •two-car garner. Fine neigh horhool kitchen, brass plumbing, fireplace, oil strnt, lied Runl^ Phone C-3T2I. retti and Mr. Verange are Red ROAD SERVICE jlcal value; SIS,000. Joseph G. McCue heat, insulation; Borage: Us,500. Ray FAIR HAVEN—Five-room bungalow, KMTTID HOL£S\ For Paula Lagro|teria Bank high nchool graduates. Mr. Agency, Realtor. Phone Rumson 1-014 Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone excellent condition, all improvements. FOA INVISIBLE Vetr.nge served three years with TIRES AND TUBES Re^Bnnke^l 00.« Lot 40x100: $7,500. S-hwaru-Mncklin, Mr. and Mrs. William lagrot- or Red Jlank_6-1470_.» 8 White street, Red Bank, Phone 6- HANDWCAVIN6* tho army in Europe. IlUMSON—-Convenient to schools and BEAUTIFUL TUBES; Attractive cupc 3121. tcrla of Rumson gave a birthday bus. Six lovely rooms, two baths Cod, Fivs rooms, fireplace, tiled buth: party last weelt for their daughter. lavatcry, brecieway, oil heat: parapc expansion second-floor; oil heat; garnge; LITTLE SILVER—Five-room home. Cor- CALL, Colt's Neck CARS WASHED Itcduccd to SM.S00. Joseph G. McCuo $14,500. Rny Van Horn Agency, Fair ner plot; itnrnge. all improvements, R.D. Paula Ann, who waa one-year-old Aeencv, I'.caltor. Phone Rumson 1-0444 rUven. PhoneRcdBnnk Ji-4100.- hoi wntcr hent; nenr depot; 18,700. Saturday. They party was held at Attending the state fair from this or Red Bunk 6-1-I7u.* ONE O~F~MIl>DLETOWN'S finest homes. SchwurU-Mncldin, 8 White itreet, Red CALL FOR AND DELIVERED flunk. Phone 0-3121. the home of the child's grandfath- plactt were Mr. and MM, Warren MODERN HOMES—From $12,750 to Three acres, high ground:'modern Co- 2329-J' er, Frank' Foderaro, Runuon. $42,000, in Little Silver, Fair Huvcn lonial, eight rooms, Z\'i bnthf, oil hent. SHREWSBURY— New five-room bunga- Bncdeker, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard and Rumson. Joseph Ci. McCue Agency. Outbuildings: $35,000. Rny Van Horn low; attached Knrupre; hot water hrat, Guests Included Nicholas So Sntdeker, Mr. and Mrs. Ruasell Phone Rumson 1-0441 or Red Bank 6- Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank oil, two bedrooms, nlHny clolets, tile viero, Carol Ann Foderaro, Billy Heulltl and children, P.useell and 147Q.» 4100,* buth nnd Bhower, hnrdwnod floors, full Fodernro, Frank Mellacl, Laura KUMSON—Modernised seven-room res- dry crllar; lnl 7,'ixl50, on private street, Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wy- PHONE RED BANK GROSSlUCER & HELLEII—Five- room bungalow. Close to bus and school. idence, 2>i tiled baths, hot water u\\ 110,730. SrhwnrU-Mncklin, * White Ann Mcllnci, Theresa Ann Forins, lie, Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Hculitt, Two bedrooms, scster.ul purch, hot heat; breezewny, attached gnrnjjc; land- strret, lied jfiinl;. I'h_nne_6-H12t. Heien Forin.'V. Joann Scalzo, An- M". and Mrs. Chriney Conover, Mr. water hent, storm rish, sdeens: Kiuanr. scaped plot, near school, bus, stores. NFiAR—REirilANK— Nfiv Konic, lirick thony Cantallco, Mr, and Mrs. Jo-and Mrs. Joseph Forman, Jiwepli Asking $12,000. l;rnnd and Mechanic Price $14,750. John L. Minugh Agency, front: 4'.j room«, tl'e Imtli. auto- 6-3486 or 6-143 5 streets. I'horc Red Hank ti.2100. Rumson Road. Phone Rumson 1-0716.* matic oil hint. Lovc'y locnt'nr, nice seph Losmttcrla, Mr. and Mrs. . Forman, Eugene Kelly, Jr., Mrs. GROSSfNGKU * HKl-USR—Country old MIUDLETOWN—Seven-acre fnrm. At" Krouinls. Klve minutes from Red Unnk Carmen Lagrotteria, Mrs. William rving Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Colonial, qunlnt villacc setting, ciKht traclive five-room house, bath, cen- stntion. I'rlec 810,000, MOI-IRAKC' 11 v n 11 - KoderD.ro, Mrs. Edward Foring, Rhea Walling, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- MICHAEL E. PRIKOPA, rconi£i dcrh friiir hiwlrnnms, twn flrr- tral, heat: two-car gnrnrrc: 150-foot able. Rchwartr.-Mncklin. 8 White %trrH. Mrs. William Scalzo, Mi-s. Louis plaecs, two baths, oil heat; large plot, chicken house in poor condition: peach Phone Red Bnnk fi-3121. liam Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and apple trees; hroolw Price $10,500. We Vinci, Mrs. Nicholas govioro, Mrs. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oor- Asking $I$,WKI. llroad nnd Mechanic HOUSES KOI! $7.*.i>0 n'tl'ln and around in Prop. streets. Red Bank. Phone G-21_0_0. Minugh Agency. Rumson Road. Phone Itcd Ban];. New or renewed. Com- Mary SeWc-ta^o, M'ss Dorothy en, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Childs, Mr. GROSSINGER * HELLER—Colonial Rumson 1^716.*___ plrtc listing of homen in the moderate Clranin^, Dyeing Donovan, Miss Phyllis Vinci, Frank rt'.l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammond. residence. Excellent condition, five TI3~TACRE"~dairy~f«rm. Fully equipped. lirice rnnKC. Tell us your requirements. Foderaro, Jr., and John Lagrot- large rooms, fireplace, modem kitchen, Sold with or without stock and equip- Wn will sre thnt you tret a mortgage. Members of the Atlantic township 1 y. baths, hot water, oil heat; two-ear ment. Recent Illness. Address, Bo>: 19J, Rchwartr.-Mneklin. 8 White ltrett. Phone nnd Storage of tcria. lira company also attended. garage; #15,500. Broad nnd Mechanic Pemberton. _ Phone Pemberton 6C06. Red Bjink «-J121. Mrs. Martha Dcchcr is recover' streets. Phone Bed Bank 6-2100. FOUR^R~OOM~hungalow nnd garage; slx- M.r.Ofl, "ASBURY PARK nrea, one block Domestic and Oriental OPENING CARD PARTY GROSStNGER * HELlTsR—Center hall roor.i bungalow: also five lots, all for from bus service. S'x.roont home, ng from a recent illness, Colonial; two acres; living room, din- 14,000 cash. L, Glosten. on« block back beamed cfllln.TS in some of the rnoms Move than 160 attended the open- Mr. r.nd Mrs. Henry Hammond ing room, den, modern kitchen, four of Headden'n Corner fire house.* ficMptnri* flrelilnce in livinR room, hnth. RUGS in.; card party of St. James Par- ind sons, Richard and Peter, spent bedrooms, 31L> bnths, gameroom: out- PORT MONMOUTH. Bungalow, five Outbuildings inrludp faniRfl, chicken ent-Teacher association last week ho week-end with Mr. Hammond's buildings; $35,000. Broad and Mechanic rooms, hnth, hot air hent; gnragr. hoiK.f, lot 100.V1S0. Ray Stlllmnn * As- at Ked Bank Catholic High school F ft E E D O M atreets. Phonc_Red Batik 6^00. R. R. Rnuch, New Monmouth. Phone soclntes. 312 Broad street, Cntontown. rolher and sister-in-law, Mr. and (JTUISSINGBR 4t flELLEU—Dutch Co- Middletown u-0195-J. Phone ri.0007, auditorium, Mr*. Owen Grant was Mrs. Balrd Hammond of New York lonial, wooded aren, six rooms, fire- NEW"~«OrTalOUTHr~BunTalow; foSF- HtiiHWAY 35—100-foot frontnite. Ex- chairman aided by, a committee ot tatt. place, three bedrooms, G, E, oil-fired, rooms and bnth, hot air heat. R. B. cclt^nt loention; Rolng service ata- mothers of pupils in the senior A public auction, sponsored by TO COME HERB laundry, screens, insulation; garage. Ranch. New Monmouth. Phone Middle- tlon, pumps nnd building 2,"x43, (por- class Table prices were boxes of Asking 116,500. Broad and Mechanic tow n_W)mjJ. tion coii'd be converted Into living h.; Atlantic township grange, will AND INSPECT OUR Streets. Phone Bed Bank 6-210(1. PORT MONMOUTH. House, nine roomE. Miner; Sl.'i.OOO, Rny Stillmnn k A390- «•» White St.. Red Bnalc Christmas cards, and special held Tuesday evening at the GROSSINGER 41 HELLER—Five-room nine lots, oil heat, near station nnd :intes. Phone Entontown 3-0007. awards were won by Mrs. EJdwartl SHIPMENT OF bungalow; two acr.es, farm estate hus. R. B. Raueh, New Monmouth. RED BANK AREA—Walking distance to Mione B. B. 6-2800 chool. •rea: fireplace, hot water hent, oil-fired. Hcaly, Sr, and Mis* Josephine The Young Ladles' Service league Phone Middletown 5-0195-J. station. Larx* cr.rntr_ lot, shade Dotnzal. Asking $16,000. Broml and Mechanic HEW WELL-BUILT four-room bungn- rces surround attractive, modern flve- ill meet October 18 at th« horn: strata. Phone Btd_Hank 6-2100. IOWP, onk floors, plnster walls: at- •oom bungalow with every feature In- if Mrs. Andrew Shepperd. GROSSINGER & HELLER—Shrewsbury tached garage, overhead door: full cel- cluded to make It most livable: $Ht,*iO0, residence. Two acres: 11 rooms, seven lar, electric range nnd water hctttcr: Ray Stillman & A-'Ttcintes. .112 Broad The Sewing club will elect oflicets bedrooms, two fUcplnccs, three baths, $8,500. Phone" Owner, Red Bnnk 6- Kti-eet, Eatontown. Phone 3.0007. Guarantee Venetian Blind Co. onight, at the home of Mrs. I.eroy LOVEBIRDS powder room, hot wntcr, oil heat: three- 0761. NEWTHREE-ROOM bungalow, all Im- Darnels. Plans will be discussed foi car samite: 522.500. Broad and Me- provements except heat: two milr-n ONLY $4.50 EACH ANY SIZE chanic streets. P_ho_ne Red Bank 6-2100. OUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, bath; gu- ncrtli of Freehold. Or,will rent with the annual election day luncheon. GROSSINGER & HELLER—Red Bank. ragc; hot water heat. On Walnut an option. Phone Freehold 8-0877-M-2. Between 20" to 36" Wide Mrs. Amelia Decher left this Ten-room residence, excellent neigh- avenue. Headden's Corner, tall!* Kns- • SINGING CANARIES 7.ubn, Nutswamp Road, Box 33, Red PORTAUPECK—200 feet from Shrews- PHONE US FIRST OR LAST week for her winter home at Ft. borhood, lircplacc, six bedrooms, two Bank.* bury river. Delightfully situated, six- bnths: large plot; ganigc. Early pos- room house: garnge with extra room; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1- Lauderdale, Fla, ' (Guaranteed) session. AnkinK $18,300. Broad and HOME—Situated on Red Hill road, two large lot with exceptional shade trees, Tie Hilltop 4-H Uub.will meet Oc- Mechanic streets. Phone Red Bank • • mllei from Middletown atntlon. School outdoor fireplace, secluded location. Sell bus~palsej door. Houle consists of five furnished cr unfurn'shed. Hot WBter tobtr. 20, at which time plans will ' 2100. _ rooms, kitchen, bath, seven-foot cellar >e arranged for a Halloween par- I,AP.(JkTHOUS"E'-Flve bedrooms. Walk- heat. Marie Cox -Agency, Gomanche under whole hou'se. An endlemi tupply Drlvr, Portnupcck. Phone Long Branch The Key to Belter Homes ly. • FANCY CAGES ing distnncc of business section; $14,- of good water, eleetrie pump In rellnr. 600. "Before Vou Buy, Burn or Bor- (iood bargain, at 110,000. Apply to H. 6-1602. Mrs. Rose Giordano spent several row."' C. Irving Patterson Agency. 60 C. Dunlnp, on premises, or write, Box ALLAIRE AGENCY—Ranch.tyre house. and days last week visiting friend* Erond street. Red Dank. Phone 6-0250.* 1^R UKt^^ ^ Facinrc Red Bank river. Living room iei'0 She is a student nurse at COOKINGTOR A well-built home? West 143.ACRE dairy firm. Fully equipped. 14x31 feet, fireplace, \\k tiled bnths, Carefree Travel . side of Red Bank. Five beautiful Sold with or without stock and equip- Lennox oltburncr and alr-eonditionlng Goldwatcr hospital, New York city. DOGGIE BEDS, BLANKETS SWEATERS rooms, tile hath, large basement, oil ment. Recent illness. Address, Box 192, unit; two-tar ("rare; sun deck: beauti- Charles Francis, choir director at heat: two-car garage, with concrete Pemberton. Phone Pemberton 6608. fully landscaped. Immediate necupnncy driveway. Price $17,000. "Before You ' inn price $23,000. Phone Red Bank ha Colt's Neck Reformed church, Buy, Burn or Borrow," C. Irving Put. ElfTLE sTlA'Sli—Pour-bedroom, fur- announced that rehearsals will be "EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PET'S NEEDS" nlihed home, need! redecorating. 6-34TiO. ^___ tcrson Agency, 60 Broad itreet, Red steam oil heat; two ear garage: large ALLAIRE AGENCY—Well-built ranch held Thursday nights at 8 o'clock. Bank._Phnc_6_^ ot; 113,000. Will earry mortgage. type home, availab'e Immediately: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ouay of ••BEFORE YOU BUY, Burn or Borrow." Immediate occupancy, Phone Red flve room?, oil heat, brick construction; Elmlra, N. Y., are parents of a son, U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED C. irviiiK Pattpraon Agency, 60 Brond Bank «-SS85.___ ^_ >t 75x19.', completely landscaped. Price •trect. Rod Bnnk. Phone • 6-Q2.%0. "In- 16.500. Call Reel Bank 6.345!^ born September 28. Mrs. Duay * 1 4 £XCEgT!qyAl.I.Y well-bum— IwneTf Looking for a Home! Going Places! turancc, Rcnl Estntc. Mcrtgince"* I'MIMS? * " stucco, hollow tile, elfin Inrue rooms, SHRF.WSBURY"RIVER"FRbNT. Oil hot ha former Miss Shirley Couovei, BARGAIN OF THE WEEK—Xttractive tm*o porches, sun room, hot wnter heat, water hent. insulated, four bedrooms. Heal Ustuic Rail daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. ttcz- semi-bun Ka low. Hunr living room, nrw oil burner, ntw nutomntlc water three baths, tile kitchen, fireplace: two- eau Conover. fireplace. Four bedrooms, t wo bnths, heater, combination rterm nn<1 icrccn garnpi-. Immediate occuoancy; Insurance Sea HORSE MEAT 25j, lavatory, oil heat. Convenient. River h, flrcplncf, oak floom, dry cellar, ,300. J'hone Sen Bright i-0174-W. righti. Immediate POESCEMOII ; $15,750. RUMSON ESTATE AREA. Brick and kitrhen cabinets, nootc, •wimmlnjr rreek G. /. Loans •i Air Bolston Waterbury, Realtor and In- by house. Only; three blocki to school, frame eight-room cottage, three tile Mechanic Street PTA auror, II West Front street, Red Bank. storps, And churches. Make offer. Lnrpc baths, automatic hot watrr hemt: two- Red Bank's only Reservations made. Phone S-8BO0.* mortffnge avsilRble, Phone Kcanibuif 6- enr garnTc; excellent condition, 131.500 Woman Realtor. Has Opening Tea SMALL FARM—Five acres. Modern 0095. Charles E. Sweeney Agency, Monmouth Mo charge to you. . semi-bungalow. Enclosed porch: gn- avenue. Phone Rumson 1-1492. More than 100 members attendel SHOP ragt; poultry house: fruit trees. Quick TWO COTTAGES—Four rooms and 77 Broad St. Teh R. B. 6-2161 the opening meeting of the Mech- possession; $10,500. Rolston Water- bath each. Porches, Must be removed bur?, Realtor nnd Insuror, 16 West from the property. Call Saturday or Monmouth County Surrogate*! Office* Ked Bank, N. J. or R. B. 6-194O.J anic Street school Parent-Teacher 3 E. FRONT ST.-R. B. 6-4393 Front 'Street. R ed Bnnk. Phon e 6-3500. Sunday evenings, Highlands 3-1SC9, Any In tho matter of the estate of Otto association last week at tha school. (FOOT OF BROAD STREET) LITTLE SILVER—Attractive Cape Cod. reasonable 'offer considered. Oil]iff, deceased. Notice to creditors to The event was a tea for members Large living room, fireplace, dining present claims against estate. of the school faculty and new mem- room, tile kitchen, tile powder room, HEP BANK AREA—A picturesque Pursuant to the order of Dorman tfc- bers, Speakers were Miss Beulah three lurisc bedrooms, tile bath, insula- new ftvi-room house, completely Faddin. Surrogate of the County of tion;-copper plumbing: nV-conditioncd, Monmouth. mnde on the twenty-third Brcckenridgc, school principal, and. oil heat. Immediate possession: $16,500. decorated. Living room, unique day of September, 1948. on the appli- INSURANCE Mrs. Norman F. Sickles, P.T.A. KolBton Wate-rbury, Realtor and Insuror, kitchen, bedroom, lavatcry down- cation of lone B. Gillig, administratrix prefident. 16 West Front street, Red Bank, Phone itftiri, two bedrooms (built in dres- of the estate of Otto RUllg, decensed, €-3500. notice is hereby Riven to the creditors FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY'S JOB! sers), bath, force wnlk-in ctoscti Mrs. Sickles pointed out that this BED BANK—Substantial residence of of nald deceased tn exhibit to the sub- 'ear* program theme is "Know eight rooms, lour bedrooms, fireplace, upstniri, oil heat, (nir condition* scriber, administratrix, at aforesaid, Agents for: oil heal; Kttmut:. XucnUd utt finest t'Ls- UaK fii-ci)!ac» with heuUlatur. tliclf tltliL*. nnd demands oKnlnat the You!' Community." The first Dull- idcntiul sired. Owner leaving. Early said estntc, trader oath, within six ness meeting will be Tuesday, Oc- possession. Asking 514.500. liolston Larce secluded plot. All utilitieH. months from the date of the aforesaid American Automobile Insurance Company Waterbury, Realtor and Insuror, 16 Business change ntceisitates salt- order, or they will he forever barred tober 19. George A. Gray will speik West Front atrcct. Red Bank, phone Owner. Phon* Bed Bank ••4378-J. or their actions therefor agalntt the Hartford Fire Insurance Company on "The World Council, Iti Service 6-8500. said subscriber. for Our Children." FAIR HAVEN—On guict street, shaded MiliDLBTOWN—New 4^ rooms, tile Dated t Freehold, N. J.. September 28. Home Insurance Company With lareu trees. Attractive home. Six bath; attached garage; full cells 1948. rooms, The features arc, fireplace, oil fully insulated, expansion attic, fire- IONE B. GILLIG, Holy Cross Sodality heat. Early possession; $12,500, Rol- place, air-conditioned heat; plot 62x121 1 Beattle Park, Insurance Company of North America ston .Waterbury, Itealtor and Insuror, View of river; right of way to river Red Bank, N. J. It West Front itreet, Red Bank, Phone Call Bed Bank 6-4842-J or visit prcm- Messrs. Beekman * Beekmin. And Othen. Elects Officers f-iSOO. Red Bank, New Jersey. Ises on Lake Shore Drive. Proctors. Miss Patricia Desmond was KIVBR VIEW—Rambling one-story brlcL RED BANK—Du>!cx home. Two six- and. frame. Large combination living rooms and bath apartment in good elected prefect of the Blessed Vir- room- and dining room, tile bath, lav- condition. Two-cur garage; hot air coal Notice •( Settlement ef Acteunt BOYNTON & BOYNTON gin Sodality of Holy Cross church, atory, air-conditioned, oil, picture win- heat..— . Home located on ...... corner. „.„ploi. Estate of James (i. Howe, deceased. Rumson, at a meeting Sunday. dow; sttMhed garage. Will sacrifice SUxl20, In East Red Dank. Price $7,SOU. (Notice Is hereby given that the accountt 8 Drummond Place, Red Bank Mis.* Margaret Brown was nomina- Reasonable. Make an oiler. Rolston Walktr * Tindall, Realtors, 19 Knsl of the subscribers, truntcei of the estate Waterbury, Realtor and Insuror, 16 Front strectiJlcd Bunk, fhone 6-2*76.* of inld deceased, will be audited and tion! chairman. ' West Front street, Red llank. Phone 6- HEU'BANK AREA—New four-room iind stated by tile Surrogate of tht County Phone: Red Bank 6-0932 . 6-4180 Other officers who will be in- 3500. bnth home, hot air oil heat, living of Monmouth and' reported for itttle- HUMspN-New bungalow. Livlnsj room, room 12x17. dining (lcnv- in kitchen, ment to the Orphans' Court of laid stalled Thursday, October 21, are kitchen, tile bltb, two bedrooms, hot expansion attic: plot 60x101); 17,090. County, on Thursday, the twinty-elshth Misces Margaret Costigan, vice Em, Ford Tractor DMHT •l"j OH. «»rage. Convenient to bus Walker * Tlndnll, Realtors, ID Gnst day of October. A. D.. H48, *t' 10:00 prelect; Eleanor Desmond, record- 110.500. Rolston Waterbury, Renltcr Front street, Red Bank. Phont 6-J776,* o'clock A. M.. at which time application will be made for the allowance of com- ing secretary; Betty Brown, cor- •nd Insuror, 16 West Front street, Bed RUMSON—Grand modern home, situ- Banlc. Phone 6.3500. • missions and couniel feel, . . responding secretary, and. Vera will wait this ated in exclusive section of Rumson. Dnted: September 10, A, P., 1S4S, IlUMSON—Modern Colonial, on beuutiT Plenty of large onk trees, flve rooms Heckt, treasurer. Rev. George B. fully landscape plot 100x150. Fire- and bath, massive living and bedrooms. I.ORGNA BROOKS HOWE, Everltt of Spring Lake, director of Jlact In living room, Science kitchen Complete fcr 118,000. Walker * Tin- 63 Melroat Place, ' the Monmouth County Sodality ylth refriKcrntor and gas range, Three dull, Realtors, 19 East Front itreet, Red Montelalr, N, J. bedrooms, tile bath, oil heat and at- Bank. Phone «-277«,« ' . UNITED STATES TRUST union, wlirbe ihe Installing officer. tachedgaruge. Early possession. Ask- R"El> BANK commuters. River road COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Plani were .completed for a trip DIARBORN SCOOP .ing 117,500. Rolston Waterbury, Real- home, Seven rooms and bath; 50x150 By; Frederick M. E. Pucile, .. tor and Insuror, 16 West Front street 45 Wall Street, to Union City, Sunday, October 24, 1 plot, circulating hot air, oil heat. Just Itcd Dnnk. Phone 6.3S0Q.» ' the homo you have been looking for; Mew York City, N, Y. where members will witness a per- • Tha Dearborn Scoop is soil conservation,'Yoa earn RIVER PLAZA—New bungalows, oil $16,000, Walker 4t Tindall, Realtors, Truittes. formance of a play, "Our Lady of MMIe.l.rly n.eful for .Iri e«.v.t«bkUJI heat, ftrcplnce, basement, expansion 19 East Front street, Red Bank. Phone Sydney G. Soon,, Esq., «i»rt.ttail l hurting M .u •...«•...«** bulM Jttlc. Price »U,000 O. I. Downpayment 6-2771.* ' Attorney at Law, Fatfma." The trip will be made $0u0. Monthly payments $62. Weart- 74<44« BroaDroadn BireeiStreet* by bus, with Miss Heckt in charge ktMtktM . WitWi h It ytw na ball. *«k« &&lBni SILVER—One of the finest to Ncmcth Agency, 42 Bm»d street. Phone pre-war constructed four bedrooms, Newark (3), N. j. of reservations. «* *«*» ••* ••• tor Attach*sjole Itcd Bank 6-2240. two baths home. Corner plot 100x150; Proctor. RUSTSpN—Estate area, two acres, fine thrce-cnr garage'with aundeck. If you Vlantlng, Ten rooms, three bnths, hot wish comfort without sacrificing charm, Monmaulli Ctunty Surr»(ali'a Offilf. Aibury Park Store Water heat, oil; large garase. Splendid this Is It. Asking $30,000. Walker * In the matter of the estate of Louis* ft Wait Front St., R«d lank, N. J. condition; 122,000. Sweeney Agency. Tindall,' Realtors, 19 En«t Front street, Vctter, deceased. Notice to creditor! to Destroyed By Fire Phone Rnnisun I-14H2. I!ed_Jlank. Phone 6-2776.« present cliilms nzalnst estate, N&S1DKNT1AL AREA—New CoTonTiTl R'ED BANK flOME^Priccd to sell, ten- Pursunnt to the order of L)orman Mc- Kniltlin, Surrotinte of the County of Al! available Asbury Park Are- home, sevrn rooms, two modern room home in good area. Parquet' in MONMOUTH COUNTY its m»r. and equipment were called to baths, Insulation, hot wntir hrnt, oil, floors: taxr» $260; lot 511x250. Price Monmouth, mnde on the twenty-first Aer« landscaped; $23,500, Sweeney »H', 300. Valkrr-A Tlndnll, Realtor,., dny uf Sciiiemljtr, 1948, on tht pppli* thi H, L, Green five arid ten cent Agency. Photic Rutnson 1-1 492^ IV East Front street, Red Bank. Phone ention of Catherine Worms, sole execu- Btoiu at Cookman avenue which HOUSE—Four bedrooms, bntfi^ iava^ 6-2776.* trix of the estate of Louise Vettcr, de- E. R. SNYDER & CO was swept by fire Tuesday night tory, hot walir heat, kitchen, gas SHREWSBURY—We hnvc four fine ceased, notice Is. hereby given to thi Damage waa estimated at $200,000. rnnue, porch; garHge. Excellent loca- homes available in this lovely old vil- creditors of said deceased to exhibit to tion. 1'rlec $ 11,500. Frank B, Lawes, lage.' They range In price from $18.- the subscriber, sole ciccutrlx at afore* Th i fire Is reported to have started Phone llril HnnkO-2875.* snld, their debts and demanda agalnut in the cellar kitchen of the store, 500 to $25,000. Consult Walker & tho uiiri cstntc, under onth, within all NORTH SHREWSIiURY fiver^ front Tlndnll when you wish to buy, 19 Enst seeping through a ventilation sys- home, plenty of charm, four bedruoms r < tre l! 1 1 months from the ilntc of the nforoinld INSURANCE *l . Ul'-.» . 'j_? " .Bank. Phont 6-2776.* order, or they will be forever barred of tem into the storeroom, The fire nnd two baths, Convenient location, iRATCHTypE home, tltuntCsltuntciL Just tlie buy you have been drcnmlng their uctlonn therefor nKHlnst the inld riRECASUAUYMARINEAVIATIONLIFcbONDS was first noticed by Richard W. nenr river, In Middletown township. subscriber, of mul still In the medium price bracket; Truly a dream house with five rooms', Stout, Anbury Park attorney, who $25,000. Walker * Tlndnll, Realtors, Dutiili Freehold, N. J., September SURVEYS and APPRAISALS was passing by in hte car. 111 Knit Front street, Red Dunk, Phono bath and lavntory. nil on ono ftnnr.,Wal- 21st, I'JiS, Kir nnd Tlnilnll, Krnlttrs, Itl Kril CATHERINE WORMS, liceniud Nilldrcn toward the Amer- <2PU are one °' these who pass up The Star Dust inn her*, through special arrangement with the Ma- A Public Scandal," ican way of life and the under- ffsh because of their odor, you will standing and respect for the Amer- oe interested) in Mrs. White's ad- jor Bowes' stair, U holding ama- Noted Uralor Say* ican heritage of liberty. i[ vice. teur shows every Bunday night. 11 The winners will appear on the The program is aUo being of- Krst of all, be sure to buy fresh Declaring that even the United fered «o that the pupils may fa- 1»h, sho says. And if It is frozen "Original Amateur Hour" ABC net- t,, . c .... iiuicu ou uiiiL me pufiits may ia- work radio program and OuMont States Supreme court is 'a con- inl|larll,B themselves with the doc- Everyone Icnowi that flying ii the ,.™h you arc selecting, choose that fused body,y " Comman Picas Judgge ' uments on the 'train so they will pvhich has not thawed in storage. television show. Entries are being faitest, moil esnvtnisnt way H Clare Fcncrty if Philadelphia Sun- more fully understand them when Then keep the flsh properly. The received at the inn. day night at travel, tut hert'i lomething you Nightly at the Hammond organ Red Bank Catholic they see them. As part of the pro- refrigerator is the place for It. high school auditorium told 300 St. gram tho children have received may not know: we'll handle your Frozen flan belongs in the coldest is Bert Gaul of Fair Haven, well- Jnmcs Holy Name society mem- 32-pngc booklets, listing all tho reservations on all airlines to ell part ,and' fresh fish In the main known county musician. Harry He- o to guard ag'i'nst evils thieat- documents and flags to be found on compartment. To remove any Daniel and his band are playing eninj; civilization i y being militant domestic and foreign pointi al no for dancing every Friday, Satur- in the same typo of "simple rolth" the train. traccc of a "fishy" smell from your Participating in hiatorlal plays extra charge, and make all ethar hands, moisten them and rub them day and Bunday nights. Floor possessed by ihcir ancestors. orrangements for your shows are featured these nights. Judge Fenerty, a former Con- at the assembly programs are Eu- with dry salt. Then wash them in gene Booth, Stephanie Glover, An- trip. Simply call and tell soapy water. Finish by. rubbing The inn's new bowling alleys are gressman and one of the nation's thony Falvo, Mary Amorello, San- us where and when you your hands with the rind of t now open, announces" Rex. Wil- outstanding Catholic layman ora- to Chlmenti, Barbara Mason, Wil- freshly squeezed lemon. liams, proprietor. The alleys have tors, scored the Supreme court for liam Wormloy, James Seurbrough, want ta go. Dishes and utensils used to cook been refurnished and redecorated. upholding a decision prohibiting Wesley Reevey, Rudolph Hawkins, Hsli can be soaked in salt water 20 religious instruction in public Robert Sage, Dominic Hernandez, to 30 mlrijites; Then wash them In schools. "The court," he said, Roderick Graham, Salvatoic Troc- fyt, (oapy water. 'once- was the model of the clear- chia, John Lewis, Marjorlc Cavallo, Ph on* But while you're trying to con- Know Your Goverraeat est Judicial thinking." He charged Barbara Scalzo, Emily Scarlcomnz- centrate on avoiding the "flshy" tho judges had "placed God andza, Amelia Ruzlcka, Amclip. Ru- THE SAD NEWS Two hundred firemen attended the New York fire department, Ex- Fire college; Oliver Presley of Long atheism on the same plane" in ar- smelli don't forget to protect the th) closing session of the Mon- Chief Anton Matovsky of Deal, and Branch, Monmouth County Fire riving at their 'illogical decision." zicka, Jack Lewis, McCormick Wil- Red Bank 6-5080 fish's' flavor. Proper selection and Department heads of New Jer- mouth County Fire college Sunday Fred W. Foerster of Keansburg, Martha]; Harry Hoffman and Following up his point, Judge liams, Judy Scarbrough and Vic- storage of flsh helps, so does the sey^ State Government might as attunoon at Matawan high school. president of the Monmouth County Charles Douglas of the Red Bank Fenerty mid that because of such tor Bradley. cooking. Avoid overcooking It, be-wcil face the facts new. Then just One of the feature lectures of the Fi if men's association: mo department; Chief Wallace thinking It was but reasonable to or 6-5081 'cause it becomes flavorless and isn't enough money in the till to college was delivered by Chief Fire Standing arc Ex-Chief William Laurscn of. Matawan, and Ex-Chief assume that religion should be re- KvcninK Appointments ;jalso dry, tough and rubbery. Care- finance any expanded, spending Marshal Thomas P. Brophy of the Sauerweln of the Newarjt fire de- William Gcrkins of Atlantic High- moved from all vestiges of nation- Birthday Party Given ful seasoning is also important. plans in the next fiscal year. N«w York city fire department. paitment, Terence O'Donncll of lands. al life. "Is It not reasonable," he For Donald Hulibard, Jr. Arranged. The delicate flavor of sole or Proposed IMS spending budgets Seated above are Councilman Her- Red Bank, secretary of the Mon- Demonstrations and a picnic will asked, "to expect that court to flounder is best with mild sauce. are. being presented at hearings be- bei: Griswold of Matawan, Coun- mouth County Firemen's associa- be held Sunday afternoon on El-strike God's name from our na- Donald Pcuree Hubhard, Jr., son Salmon or mackerel, which have a fore State Budget Director J. Lind- cilman J. Albert VanSchoik of Red tion; Leroy Deacy of Rod Bank, moi- Hesse's farm at Port Mon- tional motto, In God We Trust?" of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hub- pronounced flavor, arc much Im- say de Valliere now. If departments Bank, Lieut, Abraham Bernhai'dt of chairman ot the Monmouth County moi'th. 'Godless public education," he bui'U of Hubbard Park, was four proved with a stronger sauce. cut loose with inflated spending asserted, "is a public scandal." years old Tuesday and tho event Also in fall comes the return of proposals the total will be million* Sucli high level thinking, he said, was observed with a party nt his O'Donnell ''fresh oysters. During the summer of dollars beyond the financing ca- is probably the reason United Na- home. Decorations wot^c in kcep- iJlwhen the waters are warm, New pacity of the State. Henry R. Dwight Police Seek tionr, membership refuses to open ^r with Halloween. ||| Jersey oysters, unless they are Even though the State instigated Shrewsbury Gives its sessions' with H prayer In order AttendiiiK were "Bonnie" Burn- ;| canned or frozen, are seldom seen. a cigarette tax and Increased the nnt to offend Russia, whoso "gang ham, Barbara Ann Ely, Joan Acer- TRAVEL AGENCY ,!,But now they can be thought of totake on horse race betting this Dies Suddenly Man Who Stabbed of racketeers are seeking to let ra, Betty Ann Worden. Carol No- fvary the flsh meal. Remember, one year, the State Treasury It headed To Freedom Train loose upon the world the Red devil lun, Carol Allui.'c, June Allaire, Bonded anil Authorized : of communism.' !i|i need •'not always buy large one3. for u $20 million deficit in lttt, ac- Runiion Resident Philip Handy, Tommy Handy, Agents. Small oysters'are Indeed delectable cording to the State Tax Policy Cab Driver Zoning The noted speaker, whose recent Betitley Burnham, Lee Burnham, iyi less expensive, too. Avoid Commission. Stricken On Train address on communism In Madison Bobby Aceri'a, Joey Accrra, Bert 12 BROAD ST., RED BANK overcooking oysters just as you do To add further woe to the already Joseph Jiwka Appointed By Council Square Garden attracted nationnl Worden, Al Nolan, Jr., Michael fl»h, or you'll get tough, rubbery llowland nnd Juclilc Howland. sad case of State finances art pro- Henry Rutherford Dwight, 74, of Shrewsbury council Tuesday attention, likened World War U ones. Cook them only until plump posals for bond Issues totaling |1SS West River road, Rumson, former Attacked In Cab to GodiB "leaving the world to its and the edges begin to curl. When- night voted to appropriate $S0 to million for a veterans bonus and at owner of Hillfleld farm, Middle- thw Monmouth county freedom own devices." ever possible, add them as the last least {25 million' for highway con- town, died In the Newark Pennsyl- At Hiver Plaza Slating that "bloody Joe Stalin ingredient in a recipe. Train committee to help pay the struction, Also included are bond vania station Tuesday afternoon •ifistr; of the Freedom train's visit is a Russian millionaire enslaving THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING issues totaling 145 million which aftui1 a. heart attack, He was strick- Wlddletown township police and millions," Judge Fenerty described Farents Urged to Check Home county detectives are searching for ta Red Bank Octooer 19. 117 rrogpect Ave. I'hone R. B. 6-t>.M Rod Bank. New Jereey wilt go on the ballot November i. en on the train between New York Other business of the session in- communism an using "the livery of Ufhtiiig Faculties They are a $50 million bond Issue and Newark while returning from a mar. who stabbed Joseph Juska, heaven to serve the devil." Ho said Clasaea In nil typei of dancing for Children and Adulte. 30, a Long Branch cab driver, in cluded the appointment of the The dilating room table seems to for construction at institutions, business trip. members of the planning board to the Red menace is ever present fall sciilon atartinr September it. be the logical spot in many homes Slatn Teacher colleges, and Rutgers Mr. Dwight was born at Brook- an unexpected attack in hU cab anil that with the "help of men like early Sunday morning at River a new zoning commission. The Junior Auemhly - Ballroom lor Teen-agera • etartlnf October 4th. for school children to do their ana a $15 million bend Istue for a lyn, son of the late Frederick A, r planning board was formed two Henry Wallace," it could be brought evening home work, says Mrs. South Jersey rapid transit system. and Antoinette McMullen Dwight. Plasu. months ago by ordinance. here. White. ... -.-• The New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- Before moving to Rumson three Jucka received a punctured lung Describing the Catholic church and mutiple wounds. He was taken The county lire chief's associa- This location. Is fine, says Mrs, ciation, says: "In the last'two year* yearn ago, Mr. Dwight made his tion requested a donation to their i the strongest enemy of com- Doris Anderson, extension speclal- State Department heads requested home in Middletown township 21 to Rivervlew hospital by the Fair Firu Prevention essay contest fund. munism, the speaker warned all in home management at Rut- budgets amounting to double the years. View first aid squad. His condi- The borough appropriated $10. faiths that Red attacks "against rs university, if parents are care- State's income In 1*M and about tion is poor, but improving, hospi- the Vatican are attacks against all A graduate of Yale university, tal authorities said, Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston said irful to check the* lighting first. Mrs.$70 million ntora than the State's clis« ot 1893, Mr. Dwight warn pres- hi! will make u survey of the bor- Christians." School of Flower Arrangement '; Anderson points' out that few dln- income in 1947. Jn tht (ace of the Iden*. of the Dwight-Helmsley com- The asailant, who ia wanted on ough to determine mosquito breed- Asking his listeners to seek div- I ing rpom fixtures are of the shad- prospective 1MB deficit, it Is abso- pany, one of New York's oldest real an atrocious assault and battery in,; areas. The survey in In line ine aid, ho urged that "with malice jed type with large enough bulbs lutely imperative that the watch- estate concerns. He was a partner charge, summoned Juska's cab on with a request of the county Mos- toward none, the Holy Name teach Courses of Six Lessons to give good reading light. If this word of the Budget Director and In the E. S. Willard real estate Dudley street. Long Branch, Sun- quito Extermination commission to all men In the simple truths of is the case it is a good idea to tin Legislature be economy as they firm until 1913 when he joined S. B. duy night, police report. He asked advise them of the areas so that faith which has mad* the nation , move a study lamp to the table at- scrutinize the proposed 1M9 de- Ooodale and John B. Perry. One of to bo driven to Holmdel. they may plan next year's work. strong." iter the dishes are cleared off, partmental budgets." As the cab was traveling through The judge's address was received S Mrs. Anderson says that rural the real estate transactions in Rivti Pl««a, tht-DMBfedger began A municipal court will be In Detailed Information and Registration llanka It these budgets are pared to/the which Mr. Dwight took part was 1 operation in Shrewsbury January with considerable enthusiasm the ]electrification advisors of the U. S.bone, Jersey taxpayers may escape the assemblage from 192V to 1933 hitting Jtiska, with' an "instrument 1. The llnal reading of the ordi- audience rendering a "live-minute 'Department of Agriculture sug- another tax onslaught by virtue of of a tract ot land now occupied by believed to have been a screw- nance providing such a court was ovation. gest that-to protect young eyes, a rear miss. If'not, It unwarranted Knickerbocker village, the low-rent driver. In an attempt to get help, approved by the council. State Senator John E. Toolan May le Obtained At yfirents rihould .check all home spending plans become- part -of aext housing project near Manhattan Jusku turned the cab around and intioduced the speaker after Ms. study! center? to see "that" they are yeai's budget or if there are new bridge, on New York's lower East heided for Red Bank. As he was Joseph T. Casey had opened the properly lighted. State bond Issues, tht taxpayers so doing, the passenger began Blab- MiddletoHii meeting, which was used RS a Light for studying should be free Sid*. bing him with the screw driver. o Mr. and Mrs. nicliard A. Maggs, will be sure to fall victim of a de Mr. bwight was a member of the rally for this Sunday's Holy Name from' glare, harsh shadows and vastating direct hit Jucka, was able to stop the cab. Sr., had as their week-end guests, paiade in Long Branch. Among DEAN'S, LITTLE SILVER, Tel. R. B. 6-1832 contrasts between darkness and Yale and University clubs of New Ha ran into a nearby home, that Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Maggs of tho guests was former Mayor Paul bright light. A table study lamp York and was a vestryman and of Robert Connor of S17 West Niagara Falls, N. Y. Kicrnan of Long Branch, an active should be tall enough and have a SEDATIVE POS SPENDERS treasurer of St. George's Episcopal Frcnt street, River Plaza. Mr. Gregory H. Gulick lias been ex- Holy Name member in Slur of the i shade broad enough to spread a It's the pen of a governor tnat church, Rumson. He was treasurer Connor called for the police and hibiting some or his antiques at Sea church. I wide circle of light so that chil- gives a legislative bill the final push of .the Society for the Maintenance ambulance. Meanwhile the assail- Mrs. John Freeman Brown's 13th The address, delivered In the au- j'ldren can sit up comfortably when to' make it law. Often times in mak- of Public Decency in New York ant drove off in Juska'« cab. Antiques exposition this week at ditorium, was preceded by a din- {reading. ing in making state law, a gover- city, vice president of the Mon- Tr.f cab was found abandoned the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, New nsr in the school cafeteria. The Attention, is called to the lamp nor's approval can load one more moittt- County S.P.C.A., an honor- at 8:1ft Sunday morning on Lake- York city. The Gulick collection meal, prepared by members of the Special Two in One Offer! iade> Tho shade should have a burden on the taxpayers. Or bisary member of the Monmouth shorn drive, Country club eslatos. Is being shown in the Baslldon Rosary Confraternity of St. James, blilte' lining for maximum reflec- veto can mean savings. . county Y.M.C.A. and was trustee of Detective Captain William S, Mus- room, wus served by a committee of 20 For a limited time only tee are offering you thi$ "tion and sides that direct the light Camp Ockanlckon for Boys in to» is assisting Middletown police. members of the. Sodality of Our Nsw Jersey's acting Gov. Sum South New Jersey. He was also a More than 50 women attended opportnnit-i/ to purchase a J'lui/ Pen and IV'uter* downward. Under the shade there merlll recently took the latter Ca.pt. Mustoe, who was able to the Tricky-Tray party held by the Lady. should bo a diffusing bowl to pre- member of the Society of Colonial question Mr. Juska at length Mon- l»uoj Pud for the price of the pen alone. course In many instances,, and tbtWare and the St. Nicholas society. Middletown branch of the Needle- The auditorium session was vent glare and soften the light. state's taxpayers were spared pay- day, aaid ha believed that robbery work Guild of America, Tuesday opened and closed with selections For the best reading conditions, ing untold thousands of dollars in Surviving are two sisters. Miss was not the motive of the attack, at Beacon Hill Country club, Leon- by the Red Bank Catholic high the room should have general future taxes to meet the cost of Antoinette Dwight, living at home, slnco the assailant had not asked ardo. Proceeds will be used to school glee club. lighting In addition to clear, direct added state and municipal expendi- and Mrs. Henry E. Glbb of Button- for money. "It appears that the purchase clothing for the guild's light on 'the work. This general tures, Numerous bills, whose fllita wood lane, Rumson, and two broth- maa just went berserk and ts right-handed' and to right for theing ideas. ' The hall wae decorated with au- FOLDING ROCK MAPLE PLAT PEN—M"lM"st ". left-handers. : A farewell party was given Sat- Monday. The New Jersey Taxpayers asso- Tickets are on sale for the an-tumn flowers by Patricia Squire, Equipped with Casters and Play Beads. Shrewsbury Wants urday for Mrs. Maura T. Dodge of Diane Sandford, Marlly Jones and Regularly $1*41 Protect Fill Clothes by Careful ciation says: "All too often there Littlo Silver by -a group of hernual fall supper to be served by comes before every legislature thole Betty Claire Wulf. Officiating as WATERTROOF REVERSIBLE FAD TO FIT TEN. Grooming friends In the barn of Mr. and Mrs. the women of the Reformed church the clean-up committee were Judy measures which are the cultivated Special Cop John Vander Voort's home at Lit- Wednesday, October 27. The first Regularly SMS Care of clothes may spell the spending ideas of one legislator or Bajnton, Ann Gagnebin, and as difference between a satisfying tle Silver. Mrs, Dodge, with her table is scheduled for S p. m. ushers, Judith Jones, Jacqueline a special Interest group. Too often son Richard, will leave next week Mrs. George Bunce was chair- While They Last—Both Units Only 14.93 garment and a highly disappoint- the political fevers of our represen- ' Council Willing To Pay Lindsley and Conatance Boynton. ing one, says Mrs. White. by plane for Dublin, llreland, for an man of the annual United Women's Mrs Dewey Nelion and Mrs. tatives in Trenton are the gulldlng For Part-Time Help extended visit with her parents. thank offering- collected at Christ Thomas E. Wileon assisted Mrs. I When purchasing new garments factor in casting a vote for such The group gave her a piece of air- Episcopal church Sunday. Contri- Ring. li».ike.sure what type of cleaning is measures." The urgent need for a man or plane, luggage, with a smaller butions totaled W84. A mothers' committee was chos- recommended by the manufacturer. As a sedative for those political woman to assist in taking school matching piece for her son. Members of the Fellowship club More than one favorite frock has fevers the governor's veto can cure en to consist of Mrs. William children across highway 35 at the Decorations included Irish flags of the- Reformed church motored Jacques, assistant leader; Mrs. Al- I been ruined by being washed when a lot of legislative maladies—and Patterson avenue crossing In to Somervllle Sunday afternoon dry cleaning was recommended. It and shamrocks. Guests were Mr. bert Oagnebln, telephone; Mrs. B. cure a lot of taxpayer ills at theShrewsbury was once again ex- and Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mr. andand had dinner at the Swedish res Fletcher Moore, transportation; 17 BROAD ST. RED BANK might be wise to check whetHer same time. pressed, at Tuesday night's meet- Mrs. Cordon Padgin, Mr. and Mrs. taurant, the Stockholm. The club Mrs. Monte B. Jones, publicity; the term "washable" refers to the ing of the mayor and council. will meet Tuesday at the church titoming as well as the fabric. Milton Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Alan Hanmer, social; Mrs. Home Economies Briefs A committee of .Tames J. John- Edelmann, Mr. and Mrs. William with Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Layton Hene Wulf and Mrs. William Bott, Ea careful when using deodorants, ston, John Newman and Charles in charge of {he social hour. handicraft; Mrs. John Sandford, improper use of them has meant If moisture-proof cellophane Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred used for home packaging of foods Markham attended tho council ses- GUI, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ilch, Mr. The Ladles' Aid society of the wayr and means, and Mrs. Bethune disaster for many new garments sion, representing Shrewsbury's Jones and Mrs, Undsley, dancing. All traces of anti-perspivant should for freezing becomes dry and brit- and Mrs. Fred D. Wlkoff, Mr. Mi Reformed church will hold an all- PLASTI-LINER tle, roll It in a damp container and Parent-Teacher association. They Mrs. Leon VanBrunt, Jr., Mr. and day covered-dish luncheon meeting At* the meeting next Monday at b? washed off before a good dress asked for immediate relief on the is put on. . leave it there for 24 hours. An- Mrs. Robert H. Matthews, Mr. and at the church Tuesday. tho same place the Brownies will other way to restore the orlginsl matter. Mrs John Watson and George Ta- Women of the Reformed church make- plana (or their Halloween Better still, play safe and use teosian. parly. dress shields. Whilo dyes in gen- softness Is to put the bags In the Mayor Alfred S. Beadleston said will hold a food and bake sale to- refrigerator for four days or. more, ha recognized the seriousness of morrow afternoon between 2 and Mokes Fabe Teeth nt eral have-: been improved greatly, the highway crossings, but that ne dye can be expected to stand says Mrs. Lorna K. White,' lion: Cornell University 4 o'clock at the church. Home- Red Cross Motor Corps ONE APPLICATION LASTS FOR LIFETIME OF mouth county home agent. I the council's efforts to obtain a made cakes, breads, baked food up against constant perspiration, | special policeman had thus far Enlarges Services latytalN ijJot only Is the dye affected, but Offer* Scholarships dishes and salads will be sold. Mrs. If you fall Into the classification been fruitless. He appealed to the William Potter,. Jr., U chairman, Seven new polio patients were tho fabric Itself. Woolens, particu- residents to help in obtaining Red Bank high school pupils will added this week to the transporta- larly, have-a way of ruffing up and of women with a tall, full figure, assisted by Mrs. Paul Bova and take heart. Here are a few sug- someone to nil the position. be eligible for 29 Cornell national Mrs. Herbert Disney. tion list served by the motor corps becoming weakenod by a combina- scholarships and 30 John McMul- o? the Monmouth County Red Cross tion of perspiration and abrasion. gestions on how you can look you? Duty requirements of such a po- Freeholder and Mrs. Victor E. best: Choose garments with up liceman would Include two hours len regional scholarships at Cor- chapter. They are from Allen- Know the fiber content of the noil, It WM snnouncsd this week Grossing*!- spent the week-end at wood, Asbury Park, Belmar, Free- fabric so you know best how to and down lines, darts at the shoul- work a day for live days a week. Atlantic City, der line, and gored skirts with a by Willis M. SlMon, guidance di- hold, Highlands, Keyport and handle the' garments. If there is Pay, the mayor said, would be Severs! hundred persons attended Union Beach. gentle fullness. agreed upon. rector of the Red Bank school sys- the auction held at the Rachael a combination of fibers, cater to tem. Drivers take .these children to If your plates are loose, dip and make your the weakest one. If acetate rayon Police Chief Otto Herden sug- The Cornell national scholar- Taylor Conover estate Saturday. Monmouth Memorial hospital every gums sore, use/this unsung pliable, non- "MASTI UNII Freeier-bum oeeurt when fronn gested that the school Janitor be Rev. Donald MacNeill will de- Is present, keep the temperature foods, especially meats, are net ships, open to men and women, day for special physical therapy porous strip to refit them yourself. Just lay ii of tho iron- at a. low heat to pre- used at the school crossing so that provide an annual $600 donation, liver the sermon at the 11 a. m.treatments aimed to prevent, or at the strip on your upper or lower plate—then wrapped properly for storage In ha could cover the Patterson ave- servlee at the Reformed church -than Jay. vent any fusion of the fibers. the home freezer or locker com- plus tutltlon, for'"the number of least lighten, the after effects of bite, nnd it molds perfectly. Hardens for Frequent pressing.is essential for nue crossing. Lester Scott, school years ordinarily ragulred to obtain Sunday.' Sunday-school will meet po'lo. New volunteers who joined laming til nml cam fort. Helps stop the em- partment. The surface of the meat board president, advised that the at 9:45 a. m,' •'.";•• barrassment of slipping, rocking plates anil the all garments.' Watch the tempera- gets dry and pithy. To prevent a bachelor's .degree. A winner may the corps this week were Mrs, ture of the iron and the way you janitor was not agreeable to such enroll in any undergraduate divis- Mr;. Robert Gault and' daughter Ralph Young of Red Bank; Mrs. misery of sore sums. Eat anything; and talk freezer-burn, wrap meats careful- an arrangemsnt and could not he freely without Tear your teeth will loosen. Ends ! handle it. Pressing differs from ly, expelling as much.air from the ion. The scholarships are awarded have left for Bust Lansing, Mich,, Fred M. Comins, Llncroft; Mrs. ironing, remember. The iron is forced to accept such responsibil- on the basU of bpth capacity .for where they -will Join Mr. Gault, who Otis Seaman, Long Branch; Mrs. forever the mess, bother and expense of tem- package as possible before sealing; ity. Is a student a't. Michigan State col Alex Mackayc, Manosquan, and porary pastes and powders that last only a few raised from place to place, not slid Use a wrapping and.sealing meth- scholastic achievement .and prom- hours, days or months. Won't injure your """JEL'fiL'S'/SlSf i across the fabric. And just to be ise of effective participation and lege. Mrj. Peter Read, Matawan. od, which keeps moisture from be- NEW MATAWAN BUSINESS plate, Removable u per directions, satisfac* •*• •*"" "* •*•"• |on the safe side, use a press cloth ing drawn out of the food, says leadership in other! university ac- Mrs. Wardwcll Thomas, Jr., has tion guaranteed or money refunded lor all fabrics. Mrs. White. Matawan will soon have a new tivities. returned from. West Virginia, ROSE BINACO TONfiAGKIl Hanging garments up carefully industry, Matawan Associates, In- McMullen . regional. scholarships, where she has been visiting rela- Domenlck Blnaco of Oakland is also part of good grooming, • If only part of an oplon Is need- corporated, The company will man- open to men not eligible for New tives. She mado the trip by plane. stieet has made known the en- Since fullr»kirts are especially apt ed, hero ia how to keep the cutufacture and market nationally a York stato .regents scholarships, Dr. Wylle C. Pate returned Sat- gagement of his daughter, Miss to stretch, be sure to hang them surface from drying. Silt the skin line of games and kindred •pedal- are worth $600 annually'for five urday from Atlantic City,.where Roau Binacu, to Louis A. Alljuno, by the waistband, using a wide and cut out the needed portion. ties. A plant Is now under construc- years in any division of the college ho1 attended a school educators' son of Nicholas Albano of Long skirt hanger which will keep the Then wrap the skin back over the tion. Incorpoi'ators are Warren of engineering. Both scholarships conference, Saturday, Dr. and Mrs. Branch. The brldc-elect was (irud- hand flat. Padded hangers for ray- leftover part. Wrap in waxed Fuhrmann and Clinton Fuhnnnnn arc open to students who will com- Pate had as their dinner guests, Uatod from Rod Bank high school, r| and lightweight .wool dresses paper and store in a cool place, of Matawan and Arthur G. Heller plete their secondary school work Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and ami Mr. Albano fiom Long Branch are • big help, too, says Mrs, White, of Mvvark, by July 1, 184». daughtin ot Trenton. high school. '_ Pace Twelve T> BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER T, 1941 Rtv. Charles R. Smyth, >~-~ Friends Give Shower Theresa Ribustclli, Graco Ribus- the Calvery Methodist ehuieb, 1 telll and Phyllis Figaro, Red Bank; Eight Keansburg Homes Burn Herbert F. Brown port, officiating. Named Girl Scout For Marion l-co Mrs. Ann Scaccia, Littla Silver; Burial was in Old Ttnntat i . Mrs. Filomcna DcPaima, Misses tery, under direction Of tht Bedl. A bridal shower was given re- Caroline DcPaima and Mary De- Dies At Keyport funeral home). Executive Leader cently for Miss Marion Leo of Port Palnni, Kcyport; Mrs. Leona Sher- Monmouth at Shadow lake Farm man, Mrs, Mary .Chcssari, Misses Owned Newspaper Coat Accountant* Miss Lc»i, Kiinisoii, estates by Mrs. Henry Lutz, Mrs. Florence Ambrosfno and Mary At Mount Vermin, N. Y. Hattie Matteson, Mrs. Jamea Cos- Travas, West New York; Mra. There For 20 Year* To Meet Touight tello and Mrs. James Capozzi. Carol Fanning, Mrs. Angelina Tra The board of directors of Miss Isabel Lcvi of 66 East River velli and Miss Anna Geblow, Mid- Herbert Franklin Brown, 58, pub- Newark chapter, National As* road Rumson, has been appointed dlctown; Mrs. Dolly Murray, Fajr llsbei of the Keyport Enterprise tion of Cost Accountants, will i executive director ot the Mount Haven, and Mrs. Ann Euler, Mrs, since 1928, died Sunday at his home ton:ght at the Robert Tr«at " Vernon, N. Y., Girl Scout council, Sally Scrudato, Mrs. Ann GaTbo, 3H Broad street, Keyport, after a Newark. Plans for the cb*. inc. For the past two years she has Mrs. Joel Galbo, Mrs. Ann Scheck- heart attack. part/cipation in tht Middlt Ath_ been district director of Girls cr, Mrs. Ada Chcssari and Miss Mr. Brown was born in Brooklyn, tio Regional Cost conference! to L Scouts of Allegheny county, Pilts- Rosann Marino, North Bergen. •on of the late Benjamin S. F. held November 4 to 5 at Atlaat burp'n, Pa., anil last summer served Brown and Mra. Jeanette Sellick City will'be discuased. as director of camp Cllpawaga, tha County Sodality Brown, His father was publisher of Among those expected to att Passaic area girl scout camp,- Spar- tht Keyport Weekly and Hatawan the board meeting is Ralph W. l_ ta, N. J. Elects Officers journal. Tht family haa been ac- of Long Branch, associate directs Miss Rosemary Harkey of St. tivo In the publishing field for 50 Attei receiving her Master of yean. of meetings, who is with tht " An* degree at New York univer- Rose of Lima church, Freehold, mund Eisner company ot sity ir. 1940, Miss Lcvi received was elected prefect of the Mon- For many years Mr. Brown had Bank. specla". training at Penn Stale col. mouth County Sodality, at the an- bteit associated in tht mechanical lego and Rutgers university, and nual meeting recently at lit. Car- tnd of tht printing business with was engaged as a high school mcl church, Asbury Park. She his sister, Mill J. Mabel Brown, Remember. For teacher two years. In the war succeeds Miss Anne Harkins of St. publisher of thi Weekly and Jour- yoait from 1912 to 1946 she was ad- James, Red Bank, nal. In IMS he bought th* Enter- Slip Cover* It'i min'ttrativc nssistant to liaison of- Others elected are Misses Fran- price and had beeij its publisher ficers to the Signal Corps at fort ces Galatro, vice prefect, St. An- evfi- since. For a short time he was SHERMAN'S Monmoutli two years. Later she thony's, Red Bank,' Emily Morvan, also publisher of the defunct Rid sc'.*veu ovei'dsas with the American sccietary, St. Mary's; New Mon- Bank Standard. IU-tl Cros in the Chinn-Burma-ln- mcuth, and Edith Gentile, treasur- i'. Brown graduated from Mat- dii\ Theater. er, Ml. Carmcl, Asbury Park. awnn ichooli, and from a mono- IT her professional capacity is type school at Philadelphia. He mu executive director;1, Miss Levi's du- FAIR HAVEN P. T. A. TEA a member of tht junior order, ties will Include supervising a pro- Miss Marion Leo Members of the Fair Haven Par- United American Mechanics, a fessional field director and an office ent-Teacher association will give a charter member and past president secretary-registrar, training and of tht Keyport Kiwanla club, a Guests were Mrs. Dorothy Fitz- tea for members of the school fac- Eight houses on a beachfront block on Ocean avenue, Keansburg, were destroyed by fire fanned supervising new leaders, directing Rera(d, Mrs. Mildred Rowland, Mrs. ulty and new P.T.A. members at member of the Keyport Exempt .-. tinimei- camping program and de- Willow street school this afternoon. bytitgh northeast winds. Volunteer firemen from it communities fought, the flames which for a time Firtmen'a association and the Key- Mildred Collctt, Mrs. Leona Leo, threatened the entire resort community. veloping Mariner Scouting. Mrs. Wilhelmina D8nnclly and Miss Mrs. Annabcllc Rowan is chairman. port Reformed church. Mildred Collett, Port Monmoutli; The opening meeting will be Tues- Boys can mnke porkct money by sdl- Surviving besides his lister, an In« i'hc llcKislcr.—Advertisement. Mrs. Ruth Ribustclli and Misses day, October 19. ten profitable. As the green toma- Don't Burn Leaves, his wife, Mrs. Julia F. Brown; toes turn pink they may be three daughtera, Miss Geraldine V., Develop New wrapped, packed and sold as Good For Comport Heaps. Mill Phyllis and Mist Myra Brown, green-wraps, or they may be al- A»»rov«d by:— The tidy home owner who care- all living at home; a son, Herbert lowed to ripen to full red in stor- fully rakes up the fallen Autumn S. Frown, Jr., of Keyport; a broth- Safety TNI NATI9HAI SOAtt t» 'M Lettuce Variety age before marketing. er, C. Merritt Brown of Williams- f!ew Ytrii 5M fane!:: 1 leaves that clutter up. lawm and Phone K. B. t>2646 Seed Available Pick green tomatoes and put driveways would bo well advised to vi!le. New York, and three other HOME INSPECTION BLANK them in a protected place, prefer- reconsider before he burns them sisters, Mrs. Ralph W. Herrlck of For Shop at Home Service ably dark and at a temperature ot all. Mitawan, Mrs. Frank H. Conover For 1949 Planting about 65 degrees. They usually are of Maplewood and Mrs. Adrian E. Bepresentatlvt Will Can. piled not more than two or three Instead of going up Into flames, Mount of Washington, D. C. "Yet" er "He." lisa CMJIICB t A new variety of head lettuce leaves should make up the major tested by New Jersey, lettuce grow- layers deep in hotbeds or cold- le j niiom Kit kutti. Wkea • ri oaftaM teUn "III frames, and placed between layers part ot the compost heap, to be re- The funeral was held yesterday ers during the last three years and turned to the soil and thus enrich afternoon at the late residence with SHERMAN'! known to them as No. 2428, lias of hay or siLruw. The sash should c CHICK "VB" 01 "NO" bo adjusted to hold the proper it, says D. Q. Grove, chief field Rev. Albert O. Shiphorst, pastor of 45 BROAD ST. BED BANl] just been released by the United supervisor of the Davey Tree Ex- the Keyport Reformed church, and Have you removed all fIjmmtblt rubbish, laiMt If you have portable gas connections made of States Department of Agriculture temperature. It would not be advisable to har- pert Co. As a good and cheap fer- and debris from your yard? ', , Lj LJ rubber tubing, are shu'-off valves installed in and the New Jersey Agricultural tilising mixture, the compost Is Htvt weeds, dried leaves and rubbish ibeen re- solid connection or in the metal gas pipe? LJ U Experiment station, under the vest green tomatoes to be held for any length of time iIf the viuevinegs oorr valuable, as a top dressing for moved from vacant property idj2ccnt to yours?.. U U name of "Progress." It Is a selec- td ( ,ii. ,,n«.i iiv. .how nnv lawn* and for transplanting Have members of your family been forbidden to tion from a cross made ten years the fruitsn , especiallyn , show any Is an adult always present when trash, leaves, use gasoline, benzine or other flammable clean- signs of dissase. Diseased Xruit shrubs and flowers. For bigger etc., are burned out ol doors? ~ U LJ ago between Imperial 44, at pres- plants and trees, and trees, peat ing fluids in your home? LJ Q ent a widely grown head lettuce, will rot before ripening. FRANKS Do you keep your cellar, storerooms, attic and moss is more generally used. Are your electric irons and all electrical appli- ami an unnamed variety, reports garage free from rubbish, old np, old piptrj, County Agent M. A. Clark. No Time to Keep Loafers In Flock Compost heaps are made by pil- broken furniture, etc? • • ances used for cooking, equipped with metal The new variety has several ad- vVitli esgs selling at high prices ing: layers of leaves and soil. All If you use an oil mop, do you keep it in a lift stands and heat controls? LJ U vantages in addition to tip burn this is no time to keep boardera leaves are good for this purpose. BAR and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Compost should be turned fre- plan where it will not catch fire by spontaneous _ __• An all electrical cords in your house in tha resistance. It is early maturing. in tlis poultry flock, advises Rich- ignition when not In use? high quality and free of bitter- ard O. Rice, associate agricultural quently, as the movement helps to 132 RIVER ROAD RUMSON Lj LJ open—none placed under rugs or over hooks?.... LJ Q break up the particles and keep Do you collect ashes in eovtnd dole-free metal _ ness. The savoyed leavss (curled agent. contiirurs, and dispose of them promptly?. Do you use only fuses in your fuse box—never and wrinkled) are an advantage Mi. Rico suggests culling moisture content eyen, If the heap Now la our new location with everything modem for your ' \ substitute coins or bits of mstal? D D In giving the variety a compact tlie v/liula laying flock and remov- seems too dry, ndd some water An all flnptacis equipped with affective fin • Q from time to time. pleasure and comfort. Drop la for • refreshing drink screens? head, as such leaves do not easily ing all birds out of production and _ _ Do you allow only qualified electricians to install slip and loosen, Tests wore nvidc birds which show signs of having Too frequently, home owners Ig- and one ot our famous Hot Sausage Sandwtcata. Do you start fires with papar and kindling only, U • your wiring or make all wire splices? Q Q In Monmouth county by Henry molted before September 1. These nore the organic needs ot the soil and never with flammable liquids? Do you keep matches in metal containers away Dreyer, Ardena and John Nollcr birds arc poor producers. Using which the compost heap does so TELEVISION • SANDWICHES If your house it oil healed, is tht burner oiled, D • from heat and away from children? LJ D 4c Eons, Clarksburg. catching crates .outside the house much to satisfy. Burning the cleaned and inspected early every fall?. The supply ot seed for planting simplifies tho culling operation. leavea not only deprives growing An all stovepipes and chimneys eleanad, n- Q Q Do you extinguish all matches, cigarette and In 1949 is expected to be about Birds inside the house ore driven things of added nutriment, but • DANCING • ptlred md your tumie* irvptcttd »ach fill?.... cigar butts carefully before disposing of them?.. Q Q 2,500 pounds, or enough to plant into tlio crate. Some poultrymcn this practice sometimes endangers use catching hurdles for selecting the health of valuable shade trees. • Q Do you see to it that then are plenty of ash about 1,200 acre3. The Monmouth FBOPBIETOBS—FRANK AND TON* MELIJICI Are floors under Kovts and hatters pfOtected by County extension service can give birds. Serious damage to trunk, limbs metal, brickwork or cement? trays in all rooms throughout the house?. LJ O growers a list of the seed sup- These hurdlos consist of three and ahaww, centive roots may be Have you eliminated all stowplptt which pass LJ Q Do you always smoke your last cigarette fctftn pliers. frames, about four l^- five fact, done if fires are started too near iBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin through attic, closets or storerooms? . you go to bed? • Q hinged together and covered with trees. Thia Injury, however, may An walls, rafters, ceilings and partition! pro- D • Cattle Sslectlon Up* Dairy Income two-Inch poultry netting. One side not become apparent until the Do you know how to turn In »fire alarm, and do tected from overheating of troves, furnaces and twenty-two years ot selecting of the hurdle is attached to the next growing season. R. Be 6-1100 Corner Newman Springs Rd. s Djpti> „_._....,... „• PI f~I you know the location of the alarm box nearest profitable producing dairy cattle side of the pan, the birds driven your homt? .'. •ft Shrewsbury Ave» to your tnakW btaement doer at the head of tht Q Q through Dairy Herd Improvement into a corner and the hurdle closed CoflMON LAW 1/327 stilri made of heavy wood or mttit and tightly Do you know tht ttllphont number of tht fin associations has brought millions behind Ilium, SHERIFi-'J SALE:—By virtui of a writ _ of dollar* in return to hundreds of of li. la. to me directed, iBsucd gut oi department? > Q the Monmoutli Common I'lcns Court dairy herds in New Jersey. Bon't Store Vegetables »3e-'ore will be exposed to mile at public vendue, E. C . Scheidenhelm, extension d Weather on Itaondny. the 11th day ol October, dairy specialist at the College of Beets, carrots, parsnips, ruta- 1U48, between the hours of 12 o'clock Agriculture, Rutgers university, re- nnd 5 o'clock (at 2 o'clock) in the af- bags, turnips, celery, cabbagu or ternoon of said day, at the Court House Remember The Wl haw matt m kwsfctlofco n • » ouur homott anadd we wilw l cooperatcoopeae by eliminatineatg g thht firfre hazards found. Wt ports that the average cow in the any of the vegetable crops to be in the Borough ot Freehold, County et fartherfarth pltdfld e ourselvel s to do illl in our power to prevent finf s In our homh t and whereveh r wt IT* during tht Herd Improvement associations stored in a soil trench should not Monmouth, Mew Jersey, to sutlily a throughout the state averaged judgment ot laid court amounting U be harvested and stored before approximately $735.00. 8,810 pound* of milk and J 345cold weather haa arrived. These All the detendant'i right, title* and la- pounds of butterfnt in 1947. Com-crops do not keep well In the Utcst, If any. In and to the following! paring this figure to the average ground it there is a relatively nigh All that certain tract ol land and cow in the state with a production premises, lituated In tha Borough ol humidity and temperature after Rumson In the County of Monmouth, Pleasant Inn of approximately 6,800 pounds of tho roots huva been placed In the and State of New Jersey, and numbered milk and 260 pounds of butterfat. trench. Warm air should be al- and distinguished as lot #1(11 on m»» Mr. Scheidenhelm §ay» that the lowed to escape flora tho trench entitled "Map of l'armlf gark" in the herd improvement member has Borough off Rumson,, N.. }„J. , propertppty et VNJF R0Vft 9M0%M9 fnflf ff#ff#l WlfM M9 >M4P ^* HW 9Httt% PHW|% through flues or other ventilating DaltonTiarntly " , mad'e 6/20/2"'4 "by Ucorgt for all occasions 105 more dollars of income over devices until the vegetables in the D. Cooperi C„ . _E . and whic—h map —is filed feed cost, to help pay for costs, in the officfll ef ohf thle kcler kf oHtf Honmouthh , trench have become thoroughly Freehold and which premliei is located other feed and a return lor his chilled, advises County Agent Mr, on the east lids o( ParkvAve. as ahowa Weddings* Club Meetings labor. Clark. on aald msp. Another method of expressing Premises located at Park Avenue aaf Store root crops, but wait until Lakeside Avanue, Rumson, N. i, thia return Is that return for costs the weather becomes settled and Selted as the property ot Rumion Dinners of All Types Ladylike Look For College Tomboys other than feed are 60# greater cold. Storage of thesa, crops near Studio, Inc., taken in execution at the for the D.H.I.A. cow than the aver- suit of Fidelity Union Trust Company, the large consuming centers of a corporation and to be aold by age cow. New York," Philadelphia and Tren- IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Urge and Small Dining Rooms Tht herd Improvement cows ton, will help to insure a readily Dated: Sept. 7, 1»48. have increased in production from George B. Turton, Att'y. available supply of food in the Ol lines) . . tl5.lt an average ot 285 pounds ot but- event of railroad or truck trans- with Private Bar. ' terfat in 1925 to 345 in 1947. Theportation difficulties. Monmouth Memmoutk, Camatr Swresata'e as»utk Ceimty Surregati'a (Mice. tions before tht vines are killed In the matter ot tha estate ef Elvira per acre, of which 827 bushels Bremeytr, dtetaatd, Notlcs to Ortd- by frost, because it is often hard were U. S. No. 1 grade. The seed Itora to praiint clalroa againit estate. to distinguish tht darkened con- of both of these varieties camt Pursuant to the erdtr af Derraan He- dition of tht stem tissue caused Faddin, Surrogate ef tha County af from New York state. Monmouth, madt an tha twenty-third by severe growth injury and that Chlppewa produced the third day et September, 1(41, en tha appli- by a light case of stem rot. The highest yield, producing 429 cation ef Frtd Brtmeytr, sole executor selected potatoes are then care- of the estste of Elvira Brtmtyer, de- bushels per acre, of which 368 ceaaed, notice la hereby glvta to tht fully pulled from the vines and bushels were V. S. No. 1 grade. creditor! of said deceased to exhibit to stored In new hampers lined with Next highest yield was Pontiac, thti subscriber, sole executor, as afore* •aid, their dtbta and demands against paper to distinguish them from which produced 420 bushels per tht laid eitate, under oath, within six the rest of the stored crop. aero with 361 bushels of U. 8. No. nionthi from Ihe data ot the aforeiald 1 grade. The katahdln variety pro- order, or they wilt be forever barred of Glean Up Asparagus Beetles duced the next highest yield with their actions therefor aiainit the aald Asparagus beetles which are not 1 subscriber. 424 bushels per acre, of which 3S3 Dated! Freehold, N. J., Snttmbir Hi killed this fall will be back in the bushels woro V. 3. No. 1 grade. spring to cause considerable dam- "4>> FRED BRBHXYER, age on tht cutting asparagus beds «, D. Mo. 1, Rid Bank, N. J. OIL WASTE warns Mr, Clark. A thorough Henri, Roberti, Plllibury, Csrtoa Barkalow Heads •ft Sorenson, 1 claan-up of the asparagus foliage MUM A^D FROFfcB . . . There * no hint of the hoyden In these IMS campus atyles. left, » Freehold Lions Atlantic Highlands, N. J. K wit n Jw l6.^"6, pl4?e Ulb "nd oul1" O""1*™* «"* «» '»vorj n«t, .gingham girl, In demure. at this tima with either calcium Procter!. WITH A COMPUTI SIT OF NIW P d de ne(I demure. arsenate or lead araenatt, using 28 Clifton T. Barkalow, Freehold at- 111. f MI! A tu "e *>y ^"y LeWlnter; right, bold wool and rayon plaid with prim Mack pounds ot this material added to Natlct ef Settlimiat al Account velvet bib and white collar, swashbuckling black velvet cuff a, designed by Nan Scott Jr. torney, was elected . president of , fcitste of Hary A Fowler, a mentil and thoroughly mixed with 75 that borough's Lions club Tuesday Income-stint, Notlet is hereby gltsn By DOROTHY ROE, pounds of a high calcium hydrat- night of last week at the Ameri- that tha accounts ef tha subscriber, and full sk'.rt In less time than It end she looks every Inch a lady, and ed fresh lime, will kill the. beetles Guardian, of tha. eitatt of laid mental GENUINE FORD PISTON RINGS Associated Press Fashion Editor takes to cut a class—and the seems to enjoy it. can hotel. Other officers elected Incompetent, will bt audited and stated Believe It or not, there's a lady- strange part of it all is that in if the dust is thoroughly applied. were Rov. Walter J. Lake, first by the Surrogate of th* County of Man- like look about this year's college their nostalgic clothes they man- Old-fashioned fabrics, tuch a* vice president; Stanley Orr, soc-mouth and reported for tiitltment to tlarveat Green '1'omatoea Before the Orphans' Court of laid County, en clothes—a quaint, demure air that age to look the part. calico and challls, are high on the ond vice president; Roy Fisher Thursday, tha twenty-eighth day of Oc. INITAUID IJ&A.00 suggests the days when grandma This does not mean that dress list of college preferences this fall, Frost third vice president; Chester M tober, A. D., 1948, at 10100 o'clock. A. FOR JUST W was a girl, Full skirts arc in demand for dress- Tuthlll, treasurer arid Ay Bennett M,, at which time application will he manufacturers and college shops Green tomatoes of good size on made for the allowance of counsel fees. Moreover, our modern young hoy- have at last realized their dream of up wear—and they're usually about the vines may be saved if they secretary. Dated! September •, A. tl., 1I4S. dens arc going for It, hook, lino dressing up the college girl for two Inches longer than those worn are picked before the first killing ANN J. HOMAN, by their mothers or older sisters, The club pledged assistance to a 13 Cnrwell Avmllp, nnd Blnlicr. They enn change from Rood. She still clings to her beloved frost, says County Agent Clark local Halloween party and ,to the Newport, Rhode Iilnnri. blue jenna nnd a nwent«hlrt In n jnnns, did pnnta and shorts for dor- Thoy'ro oven wfiarlng long, fringed Usually there Is a demand for Freedom Train committee of Mon- green tomatoes by pickling con Guardian. MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES CO. Victorian dress In old-fashioned mitory wear, and often for class- wool stoles to match plaid skirts, mouth county, Konnqth Mnrtln, Mcnsri. Parsons, I,ebre.cque*. .' calico and look as sweet nnd mod-room, except In schools whorosiich and thcy'ro strong for prim, cernJ in the metropolitan men. manager of tho Boll Finance com- Cnnr.nnn *e\ Comb's, ' Red Bank 60176 \ est ns a tln-lyjjc. They can go from attire In bnrrcd, but' when she starched shirtwaists—If they can These green tomatoes, when dn pnny of Freehold, was welcomed CminsHIwi at Lnw, drB up tor • datt «r a week- Bed Bank, N. J. ', pedal pujheri and sweater to basquo (ond their laundry, horn*. livirit la toot fondUion, tr« of- w a new member. rrtittfii _ RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 7, 1948 Pace Thirteen Obituaries a heart; attack at her home, Mer Church Newt husband, Cleve Comptoa, tuts* Vote $930 PeTeAe Police Foil JOHN H. AUMOCK moiied Dr. Harry Shields and Dr, OFFICIALS' NEW SIGNALS John Opfermann and the Highlands) Shrewsbury John H. Aumock, 78, of Long Fire*, aid squad. Mrs. Comptoa, "For Jury Costs Movie Programs "receiving, Believing and Elopement Brunch, died Monday at the homu who had been ill several months, i« of M., daughter, Mrg. W. Bennett The Shrewsbury township Par- Achieving" will be the themt t>f the A young Philadelphia couple,I alsn survived by a son, Benjanla Added Expense Due Teacher association will start a FOR FOOTBALL PENALTIES message by Theodore E. Franklin who told Keyport state police they Woolley, Willow Beach, Ohio, whom Compton of Highlands. program of Saturday afternoon at the 11 o'clock Sunday morning wer* on their way to Maryland to Ih-; was vi.sitlng. He was a retired cat pintcr. Funeral arrangements art I* To New Court Set-Up movie programs at the school with- service. The sermon centers K«t married without their parents' charge of the PoKen funeral home, am* around the parable of the "wicked Ei .-ides his daughter, he Is mir- •••.i The board of freeholders yester- n the near future. Plans for this consent, were .:hurch. em; was held Friday at the Btdle •ady in the school library and ob- Matawan township gas station. Ac- William Andrew*, 60, of Union tion for the added money was cording to police, the couple had fuptral home and burial was ia ain new subscriptions to other The Helping TIand society will Beach, died Monday. He was born Midway Green cemetery. "-made by Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott at mee*. next Thursday afternoon at wired the boy's mother for money at Keyport. Bettldes his muthel, '•••a conference with the board Mon- publications for the library, and anil asked her to send it by cable new cups for the school cafeteria. th« manse. All women of the Mrs. Angellne Andrews, he is sur- • day. church and others interested are to the gas station. Instead, the vivfd by his wife, Mrs. Hllnrc An- COUNTY BIRTHS ••• Tbt sheriff Informed the free- Mrs, El*tor> Combs »n:nd will be re- lands; two slstera, Mrs. Stephen tht new court program now re- at the school, Lawrence Oilsner, Berantes of Red Bank and Mrs. at Mcnmouth Memorial hospital. Junior choir meets Thuraday af- turned to Philadelphia. The boy, .Mi. and Mrs. Charles Falk ef tjulret the preaence of jurors five director of musie at Long Branch ternoon at 4 o'clock and the aenlor Elizabeth VanPelt of L'nion Beach, high school, will speak on "Musie" who la now at the Freehold shelter, Mo|mwood avenue, Keansburf, art •ays a week. choir Friday at 7 p, m. will be taken home by his mother. and four brothers, James Andrew3 •kerlff Wolcott reported that at the next meeting Wednesday, of Elmer, N. Y., Howard and Harry partnt;; uf a son born yesterday at the unexpended 16,000 in the jury October 30. At this time PTA , EMBURY METHODIST Andrews of Kearwsburg snd Charles Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laurlae ef account will bt Insufficient to car- yearbooks will be distributed. Little Silver Ealontowu School Andti'ws of California. J ry until the end of the year. The The ways snd means committee CVr.tci street, Occanport, are par- Sunday will be observed In the Thr, funeral will bt hold Friday " new emergency appropriation boots will sponsor s square dance Satur- Needs Emphasized ent* of a son born yesterday at chuvcb as rally day. Bible schooi afternoon at 2 o'clock »t tho Bedln •the countya 1948 total to 125,415. day night, October »; a baiar at Mo:,mouth Memorial hospital. meet* at 10 a. ai., under direction Voting on the question of a three- funeral home and burial will ue In v The freeholders directed that a the school December S> and a card .Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills erf of Noel Nilson. The primary de- room addition to the Eatontown Greingrove ccmotory. ' formerly was part of the old right- party in February. Highlands, are parents of a soa partment has outgrown its quarters school at a cost of $85,000 will take » of-way of Route 35, be sold at 4>ub- ben yesterday at Monmouth Mt- AP Newsfeatures and holds sessions in the social nail pla:e Monday night. The need of MH&. GKRTKUUE C. B. HINN ;.£, He motion by the board November mor:al hospital, Assigned To Serve conducted by Mrs. Richard Clspp. more classrooms was stressed at & j',;v IB. The reaolution pointed out that EW YORK—The six revisions In the official's signal coe>, de- Mrs. Gertrude C. B. Bunn, 80, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Smack ef Rev. Dr. Furmsn A. De Maris, board of education meeting Monday j J £. an offer of $100 haa been received As Naval Advisor N signed to keep tho fan In the stands Informed, which became ni;ht attended by about 75 persons. mint of C. Frank Borden of Shrowa- N.LVisink, are parents of a son born effective this season, are depicted here by AP »M «fi>a»ur*« Artist pastor, will speak s.t tlie 11 o'clock lii. 'or tha land. Capt. H. E. Bernstein, U. 8. N., A report of a survey made by the buiy, died Monday in Tnrzana, i.'al., yustordny at Monmouth Memorial has been assigned to serve as naval Jot Cunningham. The military salute, which in previous fool ball church service on the theme, at the homo of her son, Eyre Mas- hiil j;fc • The vacated section of roadway aessont signified "unnecessary roughness" and also was a part of "Steady Hands," The melody and E.Uontown Home and School club, !';•«Included two former railroad advisor to the staff of Brig. Oen. givon by Herbert E. Werner, mem- soy Eunn. the roughing the kicker ant clipping penalties has been eliminated. sanctuary choirs will sing. A resident of Shrewsbury many '^bridge* and a portion of the old Franeis H. Lanahan, Jr., com- The "holding'' signal previously also was used to show Illegal us* ef ber cf the board, pointed out the lair Havcu manding general of Port Men- The official board will meet next yenrf, Mrs. Bunn left this soctio;i *£ highway turned over to the coun- hands by offense. A new algnal was devised for the latter offense Wednesday evening. steRdy increase of |)upll attendance (£j-sjr In 19S1. mouth. He is believed to 60 the In thi next five years which would following the death of her husband, that more cloeely resembles the Infraction. There was ne signal fer Wf.ltci C. Bunn. The daughter of Ciorgo V. Curchin, son of Mr. '•£ The board acted on two bridge first naval officer to be assigned to Illegal pas* receiver dawndeld (tackles, guards er center are net ST. JOHN'S CHAI'fX nakc the present building inade- an'l .Mrs. Gcurge Curchin, has left i ~ sntttera yesterday. A contract for the staff of the commanding officer quate. In view of the attendance th 3 late Peter L,. and Jane Bergen allowed beyond scrimmage line.) Little Silver Corlclyou, Mrs. Bunn lived her ear- for the University of Pennsylvania, reconstruction of a bridge over of another branch of the service rise, said Richard Roberta, five new wher.' he is a third-year student la Tellow brook In Atlantic township with the continental limits. Sunday services will be morning clasrrooms would have to be pro- ly life in The Knoll. She is a i'rad- prayer with sermon by the rector, nali! of the Glcnwood Collegiate th'j Wharton school of finance. Ht '. was granted to Freibott Brothers, Capt. Bernstein will also be the Diecitgg Problrnig vided to alleviate the overcrowded i.s majoring in accounting. • Port Monmouth, whose bid of $7,- navy liaison officer for the V, S. New Jersey Farm Taxes Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan at 9:30 conditions. institute, which \va« located in a. m.; church school from 9:30 to MiiKwnn, member of the class of Air and Mrs. Lester C. England i 127 wai tht lowest of three re- Army Signal Corps engineering Among Highest In U. S. In Transportation Edward H. Enimons, president uf I .Sunday vi.sitcd Rev, and Mrs. K. H. ceived. Money for the project was laboratories, commanding officer of 10:,",i> o'clock. th« board, said that added facilities 18Sii The acolytes club meets every Active until her death, Mrs, Hunn I Clruu. Rev. Mr. Cloud, former ,-. made available several months ago. U. S. Electronic and Electrical New Jersey farmers paid about Representatives of community were needed to provide an addition- | Mchodist pastor, has been a hospi- 'f. The Freeholders also authorized Standards Agency and the navy's eight per cent higher taxes on health and welfare agencies of the Friday at 4 p. in. for instruction al first and second grade and a sub- tl.iuled extensively. She had ana rehearsal. crotsed tho United States three tal patient. •7'expenditur7 p e of an additional 1900 o-director of the Army-Navy Elec their land last year In 1M7 than county met with the Monmouth primary grade in time for next II Lynwood Minton is renovat- tronic and Electrical Standards In 1946, the State Department of County Red Cross motor service year. times in as many years and lived ijt. for work on a bridge over Wem- BAPTIST In Brazil for a year ar.d a hair. ing the Fair H.tvcn pharmacy. rock brook in Freehold township Agency. Agriculture reports. A similar up- Tuesday at the chapter houae at The annual "dollar party" of the ward (rend In farm leal estate Shrewsbury 'to discuss transpor- Middietown after County Engineer Otis R. Sea- Belford Resident Has MRS. K. II. ANDKHSO.N W.S.C.S. of tht Methodist church, $100 From RoUrians taxes was noted for the nation as tation of clinic patients in the Rally day services will be held fur member* unly, will be held in man Informed the board that an Mra, KourU'nii* H. Anderson. 74, a whole, where taxes advanced 18 county. Red Cross.is the only or Sunday at 10:30 n, m. The wo.eliip 79th Birthday Party the chin uli Ija.icment Monday it I original appropriation for the work For Halloween Event wife of Kourtenus B. Anderson of per cent. canizatlon doing this work and co- service will be conducted by mem- ..Mrs.. WMllam Morrcll, Sr., of ]i, pi. Officers are urging members U Insufficient. Krcohuld, died lust Thursday nl^ht. A donation of $100 to the com Garden state farmers paid an operates with the other agencies ber* of the church school. Taking Belford, observed TTer 7dth birth- to attend tht affair, of which Mrs. Besides her husband she is sur- mittee In charge of the Halloween average of $2.59 per acre on all in the service. part in the program will be John day Tuesday. Members of her CtociK'-' Curchin is chairman, as- Pastor Welcomed vived by two daughters, Mrs. Es- parade and party was voted at last land during 1947, compared with Mrs. Fred Schock, service chair- Bayard. Ronald Clause, James Mor- family Kavc her an informal sisted by the officers. The W.S.CJ. tellc Woodflold of Freehold and At W.S.C.S. Meeting Thursday's' meeting of the Red $2.30 per acre in 1946. The New man, reported that the service's 37 ford Herman Baikal and Virginia party, and she received many call- ho'.us Its regular meeting this af- Mrs. Mary J. Applegate of Colt's Rev. Or. F. A. DeMaris wai giv- Bank Rotary club. About ten men Jersey farmer's property tax bill volunteers have covered 14,078 Dohbs. Members of the beginners ers during the day. ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Neck; three sons, George T., Hour- en a hearty welcome back to the from the club were asked for by has been larger each year since miles and carried 1,352 patients and primary departments will also Guests were Mr. and Mis. Charles 'I'ho Lions club meets a wttk tcnua and Conover Anderson, all paatorat* of Embury Methodist the committee to assist on the 1944. The average farm owner In during September. Motor service participate. The adult choir under Young, Helen Ann Young, Mr, and from tonight In the rathsktllar of , of Freehold; n sister, Mrs. Eliza- church at a meeting yesterday af- night of the affair. These volun- the state pays about three and a carries only ambulatory cases, and direction of Mrs. George Hartmann MM. William Morrcll, Jr., Mr. and AVU'uwbrooll restaurant at 7:11 beth Worth of Smlthburg; nine ternoon of the Woman's Society of teers are to act as marshals of the half times as much taxes as he did various first aid squads in tht will sing. . Mrs. Ernest Elgrim and William o'clock. . Christian Service. Nineteen mem- parade and to help in tht distribu- in the years between 1909 and IMS. county carry stretcher cases, since Morrell, Si-., of Belford; Mies .Nan- grandchildren and one great-grand- ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL child. t' btrs attended the meeting held at tion of prlcei and refreshments at Farmers here are reported to pay many of the squads are supported cy Shaw, Atlantic Highlands; Mr. Card of Thanks. tht home of Mrs. Alonzo Curchin the armory. Belford among the highest land taxes in by local towns or boroughs, their and Mrs. Elwood Schenck, Eaton- MRS. F,RANCKS COMPTON Wp w!»h la thnnk all thot* who itnl of Branch avenue. The minister The club also agreed to live tht the nation, their rates exceeded work Is more or less confined to Ji'hn S. DuBois lay reader in town, and Mr, ami Mrs. Obdiali flown* .-«ia«t nlTrrHl sympathy during tur responded with »n expression of T.M.C.A. a donation to assist in Hallcnbake and Henry Hallenbakc, Mrs. Frances Compton of 33 Fifth recent bereavtment. only by those in Massachusetts one territory. charge, "ill conduct the morning Tht li.mi.j uf Uhnrlta A. Slaier. appreciation. purchasing a projection machine, and Connecticut. On 1947, Massa- pruyer and deliver the sermon Fair Haven. nti-cit, Highlands, died last night of —Atlvtrtlsrhlent. . Miia.Winonah Darrah addressed Red Cross motor service covers BARBABA SILCOX ENGAGED chusetts producers paid an aver- the county and also makes trips Sunday at 9:30 a. m. the society on some on the splen- age of $3.46 per acre and those In Church school will meet at did work that is being done by the Mr. and Mrs. Evart V. Sileox, to New York city, Jersey City and Keyport, have announced the en- Connecticut, $2.67. Neighboring other outside hospitals or clinics 11 a. m., at which time Rally day Monmouth County Organization wi',1 be observed. for Social Service, Refreshments gagiimcnt of their daughter, Bar- farmers in New York were taxed when necessary. Mrs. Elmer C. Shop Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. wen served by the hostess, assist- bara Ann, to Steven A. Kaputhy, much less, about $1.34 an acre, Hazard, chapter chairman of ed by Mrs, Everett Thorne and son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ka- while those In Pennsylvania were untcer services, Is reply to a ques- Local Women Golfers .5 - Mrs. W. B. Ludwig. puthy, Union Beach. levied approximately $1.14 per acre. tion as to the validity of the re- Score At Ab§econ Miss Sileox is a graduate of Key- Property taxes fall heavily on quests for transportation, said that all requests come through repre- '' KILLED Of CRASH pori high sohool and Rider col- farmers os a group because land Four lady members of Deal Golf lege, Trenton. She la employed by makes up a large part of the cap- sentatives of Public Health Nursing club traveled to Absecon to com Edward Waske, 32, of Tennent ital assets of a farm. Like city associations, the Monmouth County pete In tht Ubelacker Memorial road, Tenntnt, was killed instant- the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York city. dwellers, farmers have also had to Organization for Snci.il Service, the tournament sponsored by the New ly Tuesday night when a pick-up allot a larger part of their earn- Cerebral Palsy clinic or various truck ID which he was riding Mr. Kapushy attended Keyport Jersey Women Golfers Thursday higb school and served in the Pa- ings to meet federal Income taxes. county hospital:. Every effort is and Friday. crashed into the side of a freight made by these co-operating agen- train halted across the Tennent cific two years

• ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Nor'caster Takes Toll Considerable damage was done to Members of Court St. Jam*!, th* Sea Bright borough beach pro- Catholic Daughters of America, perly Tuesday night and yesterday will hold their annual rummage New Fall morning, when heavy eeas, whip- sa'.a Saturday morning at the "Y" ped up by a Nor'eastcr gale, hurled houbr on West Bergen place. Mrs, tors of water into Ocean avenue. Lav, tenet Roche and Mrs. Irvinj Damage was done to the borough Rink are chairmen, aided by Mrs, parking lot from which quantities IfSrt I M. .1. O'Haia, Mrs. Anthony Bon- of recently laid earth was carried core, Mrs. Jane Flanigan and Miss av.-r.y. There was no report of any Marianne Riordan. damage to buildings in Set Bright. STORK SHOWER COATS RKTUBN FROM SCOTLAND A stork shower was given Satur- day for Mrs. Thomas Boylan at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp re- home of Mrs. Harry Jackson on turned last week by plane from and John street by Mrs, Jackson and Scotland, where they stayed with Mrs. P. J. Harkins. Guests were Mr. Sharp's mother at Edinburgh Mrs. James Qulnn, Mrs. Edward and also vUlted Dundee and Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Michael Bergln, Mrs Sharp's former home at St. An- James Garvey, Mrs. John Douglas drew's. They report that the Scot- Mrs. Kitty Uhlert, Mrs. Kathleen tish people are extremely limited Bergin, Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. T, on food rations. Haean and Misses Patricia Har- kinn, May Boylan, Dorothy Htaly, NINTH BIRTHDAY PARTY Ann Harkins, Ronnie White, Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sheppard ol.iy O'Brien, Marie Cassell and SUITS of Scobeyville save their daughter, MAID May Quigley. Virginia, a surprise birthday party Thuraday. Attending were Janet At one remarkable rockbottom - price! ot GUEST CONTEST WINNER and Dorothy Patterson, Jane Bol 7-0V9-H* Miss Lorraine Jones, 16-year-old and, Mary and Eleanor Kirk, Helen daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Einsleder, Peggy, Jean and Bar- Jones of Salem lane, Little Silver, bara Freer; Louise VanMaldon and won first prise in the contest "Pop- Marilyn Sheppard. ularity Begins With a Hat" spon- sored by Steinliachs department BABV DIES. store. Judges were eight young Judith Ann McCormack, 10- mer from Asbury Park and Nep- monthi-old daughter of Walter and ttino high schools, and girls from Gertrude Emma McCormack of 97 the entire shore area were eligible Navesink avenue, Highlands, died for the contest, Miss Jones will last night. compete in the national contest AP Newsfeatures SfCOMD flOO* which is sponsored by the maga RUMMAGE SALK ziliu. Calling All Girls. The Woman's auxiliary of West- ECONOMY and luxury ara com- This it tht but coat and suit buy of tho sld'i hoso company will hold a *-* blned In this two-story plan TO CLOSE COLUMBUS DAY rummage sale .Saturday, October ttoion! New Fall mitt and toaity warm S08S-A by Rudolph A.- Matern, Thi- local office of the New Jer- 16, at tho Westslde "Y" house on Winttr cooti at orto rocord imaihlna tow Wes* Bergen place. Mrs. Harold architect, S044 Mist St., Jamaica sey State Employment Service on prico! Chooii from tho itaion't top », V. V. The house without porch Ei*i Front street will be closed C. Hendrlckson and Mrs. J, Albert VanScholk are in charge. and garage covers an area of only next Tuesday in observance of Co- ityloi... all with tho tamo dtiif n foo- lumbus day.- Manager Warrin B. turoi you've teen in much highor priced about SM square feet, and with a Clark Btated that his office has MEAT PRICES DOWN full basement It contains UJSM many job openings on flic. The American Stores Co, in- garments! Every one a spectacular cubic feet. This' two-story com- formed The Register by telegram value! Choose from green, grey, brown, yesterday that Acme Markets have pactness allows for three bedrooms CANDIDATES TO SPEAK reduced 65 prices yon meat this wino, royal blue, black and popular glen and two baths with a spare bed- Charles F. Sullivan, Democratic week. Some pork prices were down plaids! Siies 9 to 15, 10 to IB and 33 room and lavatory on the first candidate for congress, and Joseph ten cents per pound. to 44! floor. The. architect suggeets an C, Irwln, a member of the county board of Freeholders, will speak DB. IIARTMAN IN IIOSIMTAI, exterior of fleldstone, vertical sid- at u meeting of the Little Silver Dr. Harvey W. Hartmnn.of Key- 100% ALL WOOL ing and shingles, with a roof of Woman's club next Wednesday at port, county physician, is a medi- > asphalt thlniles. the clubhouse. Mrs, Harry H. Cod cal patient »t Rlycrview hospital, $3.00 Dtittit HtMi Garment Until Want:J dlnfton arranged tht muting, He WM admitted this morning. BAMC BEOIJTEH, OCTOBER T, 1948

Club Members th, chorus are Robert WUllasms, and wwaptaln; William 3rieter, Weddisy Join Morrell, Henry Meekltm, left fielder; Robert Mlnton, center P.T A To Start Local PTA Hears BEHXT—ELDMDOE Lwsdaeape Lecture Minstrel Show Charles Reeves, *r, John Aekley, Legion Members fielder; Thomas Bomarf, right ST., Carl Forsmaa, Ton Sehaefer, fielder and catcher; Domenico Sol- Mis* Teresa Reilly, daughter ef Raymond P. Korbobo of the Laroy West, Robert West, Kenneth do, catcher and captain; Charles Film Library Guidance Talks Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Reilly rtment of agriculture at Rut- Cast Crowing Reeves, Robert Worden, Harry Col- Parade Tuesday Nauchton, third baseman; Alvin of Atlantic Highlands, and Harold gers gave an illustrated lecture on raorgtn, Jack Zoldack, Floyd Im- Griggs, pitcher and fielder; Allea Lincroft Group Alt* Importance Of Aid C. Eldridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. limdscaping at a meeting of Nave- Apollo, Ft. Monmouth lay, Bill Robinson and Archie Mc- Post's Baseball Stern, pitchy and fielder; Daniel Harold Eldridge of Highlands, si nk Garden club, Tuesday at Nave- Kellar. Welch, pitcher; Frank Johanaman, , To Form Scout Troop* To Pupils Emphasised were married Saturday at St. Ag- a nk library. Members of the garden Croups Join Singers Dinner Nov. 6 first baseman; Charles Bublln, ue* rectory, Atlantic Highlands. clubi of Rumson and Atlantic Sparked by the addition of group Mr. Reeves haa announced that fielder; Larry Flanagan, shortstop The Liaeroft P*r«nt-Ttac*«r as- Ths importance of a goo* guM- JUr. Thomas Frain performed the Highland* were guests. it still is not too late for other Shrewsbury post, American Leg- and fielder; Richard Hohlman, singers from the Apollo club of men in the Trinity pariah to join ion, will march in Tuesday's parade, sociation will start a aim library ance program in a school system, ceremony. Mrs. John Langenberger, club Asbury Park and.Fort Monmouth, fielder, and John McNeill, fielder. I at the Lincroft grade achool in the established by careful, long-range the /iinstrel cast. He has asked start of the "Freedom Week" being president, won first priae with her the Trinity Episcopal minstrel that those who would like to try observed hers in connection with mr future, according to plani planning, was discussed at the arrangement for a Thanksgiving singers now are In full rehearsal. mad* at a meeting Monday at the opening meeting of the Junior-Sen- out for the chorus.to attend the the arrival of the Freedom train Golden Hour Circle tible setting at the flower show The show will be presented at the rehearsal next Thursday night at October 1'. school. Member* also discussed tht ior Parent-Teacher association reld last week at Montclair by the River street school Friday night, feasibility of the establishment of Tuesday. Speakers at the session the parish house, East Front street, Commander Walter Boskey this Plans Ganado Day Clarden ciub of New Jersey. Other November 5. starting at 8 o'clock. Boy Scout and Girl Scout troop*. in the Red Bank junior high school nember* who exhibited were Mrs. Sam Harvey, Red Bank tenor, wtek announced that Legionnaires Tho annual Ganado day meeting Mr*. George Ciejka will aecur« In- auditorium were Edwin C. Gilland, Colin Sellar and Mrs. Robert Good- soloist with te Apollo club, this The minstrel show will aid :he will aasemblt at Shrewsbury and of the Golden Hour circle of the formation tot this venture for a re- superintendent of schools; Chester imi. Club members did the stag- week accepted the invitation of church"s choir fund. Drummond avenues at 1:30 p, m. Red Bank Presbyterian church will port at the next meeting. E. Wilhelm, principal of junior ing arrangements for the state the Trinity church Married Cou- to take their place in the line of be held Wednesday, October JO. Aft high school; Wlllard H. Siason, march. Member* reviewed plans for more iow. ples' club to present a feature act rangements for the event, of whlea stringent enforcement of the law school guidance director, and Als- for the show and assist In its di- Called To Church Another activity of the local post Mrs. William Kins Is chairman, rtfdiding the (topping of traffic at ton Beekman, Jr., board of educa- rection. Mr. Harvey said other Ap- In Bay Shore Bora is the dinner November • at Wil- were made at a desserteewlng th» time the ichool bus stops to tion member. lilda Southall polo club singers will join the cast. lowbrook restaurant. Fair Haven, meeting yesterday at the church. pick up or discharge children. The Mr. Siason pointed out that • fo Address P.T.A. ' Capt. James E. Morris, the inter- Rev. Elmer T. Schlck of East in honor of the Junior Legion base- Members will attend • sBeetlng association will assist the Lincroft guidance program takes long- locutor, reported the following sol- Meredith, N. T., has been called to ball team, county champions. The of tho Monmouth Presbyterlal at flrt company at the Halloween par- term planning of both pupils and Miss Hilda Southall, remedial diers from Company P. Signal the pastorate of the Atlantic High- team won 17 and lost one game tho Red Bank church Thursday, ty the firemen will give for the teachers, Mr. Wilhelm and Mr. Gil- lading director of Middletown Training regiment, Fort Mon- lands Presbyterian church. The this season. Guest speakers will October 14. Rev. Franklin Knapp children of the community Friday land brought out the fact that In nship schools, will speak at the mouth, had joined the cast: Robert congregation Monday night voted be members of the New Tork will speak. nltfht, October 29. Mothers will ar- order for a guidance plan to be opening: meeting of River Plaza Brewer, James Cambell, Fr.ink to extend the call, which the min- Yankee baseball team. Hostesses yesterday were Mrs, range a program of games and successful, the school must offer Parent-Teacher association Tues- Gorrett, Melvin Morris, Alvin ister wjli accept. Tickets for the dinner may be Clarence R. Doollttle, Mrs. Thomas other activities for the children. sufficient courses to meet program day, October 19. Her subject is Rooney, George Keener, Donald Rev. Mr. gchick preached In the N. Doremus, Mrs. Lewis M. Errlek- requirements. "Our Townshp Schools." obtained from Felix Santangelo at Mis. Harold Willgerodt, presl, Hammond, Bill Bowman and Scott bay shore borough church as a People's liquor store, Cecil R. Mac- son, Mrs. S. E. Estelle and Mrs,] den», will be a delegate to the an- Mr. Giliand said: "Students In Mrs. Edwin H. Brasch, program Thorton. candidate for the pulpit and was Cl.iud at The Red Bank Register William Francis. nual convention of the New Jersey college preparatory work are not chairman, listed plans for the PTA Directing; the show U Charles well received at the service he con- and William Noglow at Monmouth Congress of Parents and Teachers our problem, For them we have a meetings at a session of the execu- Reeves, Jr., and his wife, Mrs. ducted. He is a graduate of Bloom- diner. Bis* Want.*. at Atlantic City this month. Ten- good course. We must concentrate tivo board yesterday at the school. Pauline Reeves, is accompanist. field seminary. Members of the Th« bidi for the but routu u si* tativo plans were made for a cov- on more courses for the student November 16 Dr. Nicholas S. Ran- Members of the team and the vet-Used for In lust wceki Regiiltr ar* Mr. Reeves and Fred Munden are congregation are looking forward positions they play are Joseph Ma- to be received not lalrr than 8 P. M. ered-dish supper and other fall and who will not go to college. We sohot; will speak on 'polio and its end men, In charge of the pro- to a renewed enthusiasm In the on Tuesday, October 19th, 1948 at th» winter activities. must have a course that will train Mrs. Harold C. Eldridge treatments, and December 22, pu- dine, first baseman; Thomas Frans- Tlnton Falls school. The original an- gram is Mrs. Margie Morris, Capt. work of that church in the com- coni, second baseman; Charles nouncement contained an error in tht Speakers were William H. Fluhr, him for his career after school." pils at River Plaza school will give Morris' wife. munity under the new pastor's di- Thr bride, who was attended by Bruno, third baseman and out- dnt chairman of the speakere' commit- Mr. Beekman suggested bigjjer Christmas pageant. From Trinity church, serving In rection. '" NELLIE C. OSBOWJ, tee for the Freedom train visit to and better plans for the school to Miss Joyce Davis of Atlantic High- fielder; Fred Massucca, shortstop District Cleric, Bed Bank, and Miss Claire 8. start now, and he criticized the land?, was dressed in a suit of for Pfeiffer. The latter a teacher in the lack of Interest on the part of the eat green. Her matching brown hat Psrth Amboy school system, is su- parents and the members of the waa trimmed with ostrich plumes perintendent of the recreation de- community In the schools, except anil her corsage was of brown or- partment of the New Jersey State during election years. chid?. The maid of honor wore a DAVIDSONS Christian Endeavor union, The next meeting will be Thurs- brown suit. Her accessories were The PTA sent a contribution to day, November 4. green and her corsage, yellow roees. thi Freedom train committee. James Reilly, the bridegroom's L.N. Official Visits brother, was best man. Farrell To Attend A reception followed at the Idle Atlantic Highlands Hour inn, Leonardo. The bride's Dinner For Truman Miss Gertrude Lush of The Cross- mother was dressed in a gray cos- Mayor Thomas Farrell of Sea wayr, Atlantic Highlands, enter- tume with matching hat, and the Bright has accepted the invitation br!dtgroom'a mother chose black. tained last week-end for her nep- Both had corsages of gardenias. of Frank Hague, Democratic Na- hew, Dr, Lyman C. White, and his tional vice chairman and former family. Dr. White is secretary of The couple are making their mayor of Jersey City, to attend a the committee on non-governmental homo at 22 Huddy avenue. High- dinner in honor of President Harry organizations of the economic and lands. The bride waa graduated S. Truman tonight. socisl council of tht United Na- from Middlelown township lilgh In his invitation, Mr. Hague said tions. schoo! and in employed in the offi- on the occasion of this visit of the Dr. White recently returned from ces of Anderson brothers, Red President to Jersey City, "The Europe, where he talked with of- Bank. The bridegroom, an Atlan- Democratic organisation is plan- ficials of many important interna- tic Highlands high school^raduate, nine to leavs nothing undona to tional organisations on behalf of served with the army In the Paci- make this th» outstanding demon- ths U. N. in Switzerland, Italy, fic theater. He is employed by stration of tht Presidential cam- France, Belgium and England. He Joseph Dempsey, Highlands mason paign." waa alto received by tht Secretary contractor. Mr. Truman is making a cam- of the State of the Vatican, who paign atop at Jersey City tomorrow expressed hit interest and support. KELLEB—McLENNON ea rout* through tht horn* terri- Dr. White, who is in charg* of con- Miss Marlon B. Keller, daughter tory of hit Republican opponent, sultation arrangements with *uch of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Keller of Oov. Thomas E. Dewey of New organizations as tht World Council Bast Keansburg, and Walter Me- York. of Churches, the International Lennon, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Chamber of Commerce and th« in- McLennon, Sr, also of East Keans- Helium, diicovtrtd in tht sun, ternational committee of the Red burg, were married Saturday at waa named from the Greek word Cross, was much encouraged by St. Catherine's church at that ••httolt" (sun). tie interest shown by all of them place. The ceremony was per- California tunklst Fancy OrMn in tht work of the U. N. formed by Rev. Francis Gunner, and a reception followed at Buck Smith's, Keansburg. ORANGES BEANS University Women - 39° 1-29 Tht bride was dressed In royal To Hold 3-Way Forum blue velvet with a gray hat and accessories, and waa given in mar- Thin Skin tunklst The effect of radio, magazines riage by her father. She carried Largo •unohss California and newspapers on the coming a prayer book with a marker of elections will be discussed at the white, orchids, meeting of the Monmouth County LEMONS CARROTS Miss Rita Keller was her sister's - 33 2-23 branch, American Association of only attendant, and Arthur Spen- University Women Monday night at cer of Brooklyn, was best man. • o'clock at tht Rtd Bank Com- The maid of honor was dressed In Courtlsnd Frssh Washed munity "Y" on Riverside avenue, gray velvet with dubonnet acces- Speakers Include Kenneth Fink sories. of the Princeton Research bureau, The brldt's mother wore a pearl APPLES SPINACH ft wfc* Plan Turkey Dinner FLAQ tKINLEtS At Little Silver 3-25 FRANKFURTERS LB. A turkey dinner will be served DOB FOOD 55 next Thursday from 8 to 7 p. m., FREtH JERSEY at Embury Methodist church hall, FUMY OAT Church street, Uttle Silver, by the P-ILLMURY - SNO-tHHN LI. Old-time quality Woman's Society of Christian Serv- PORK ice Proceeds will go toward re- CAT FOOD 3-25 63 ducing the debt on the parsonage, CAKE FLOUR tOHIOKHAUS Mrs, Walter C. Morris is general With chairman. The dining hall will be Cako e IB. in charge of Mrs. Emerson Quack- PKG. BACON enbush, who will be assisted by Knlfs 39 BAKED BEANS 3- 5O 69 Mrs. Lister Taylor, Mrs, George Ivins, Mrs. Dcnman Smith, Mrs. Everett Thome, Mrs. William H. Cat hart, Mrs, William Skldmore, YOUR FRIENDLY PERSONAL STORE Mrs. Albert Jonss, Miss Ella King Made with the tame fin* ingre- and Mrs. W. B. Ludwig. dients you use. Precision-mixed Mrs. Mabel Hurley will direct OPEN for sure results. Gives you low- the kitchen duties with the assist- ance of Mrs. Carolyn Bucklin, Mrs, cost cookies, too. Harrison Shampanore, Mrs, Noel Nllson, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. FRIDAY William J. Taylor, Mrs. Aloiwo A NCMf Currhln and Mrs. Florence Sum- mers. er the FUKO Homemade apple pies will be NIGHTS collected by Mrs. Barbara Broun- Pie Cruit Mis; Icy aim Mrs, Dcnmnn Smith, Ed- Com Muffin Mix; Zcunxn Cup wuni Elbcrtg provided tho posters, Cake Mix. and the tlckat HH'C is in chargo of TILL 9 MM. William T, Sawyer and Miss Marie Wilby.