RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX. NO. 49. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16 Promoted Freeholders Delay Holmdel Village Rainbow Vets Editor Of Trade Radio Station Work Sea Bright Boro At last week's meeting at Free- Leary Receives Landmark Sold To To Hold Reunion Magazine Buys hold, the board of freeholders de- To Build Part of ferred action until June 9 after re- ceiving bids SO per cent above Navy Commander At Asbury Park Property Here available funds for reconstruction Bathing Pavilion of the east wing basement ofthe Inlet Report county welfare home Into a now McCue Agency Sells State President New Resident I« Also headquarters for county police To Erecl Same Property Twice Receives Cable Commercial And News radio station WAKC. Freeholder ItouniH This Summer, Earl h. Woolley snid thnt $10,000 Lions Club Directors To Discuss Within A Year From Gen. MacArthur Photographer is available for the work, while Main Part Next Year bids totaled about $15,000. U. S. Engineer's Findings Today A Holmdel landmark, tbi It-roam New Jersey veterans of the Rain- Lieut, and Mrs. Lortn Keefer The station studio Is located In The Sea Bright mayor and coun- houM In the center of the village, bow Infantry Division will hold its have sold their residence property the courthouse, while the antenna cil Friday night decided to build -• owned by Richard E. Boiler, Jr., 29th annual reunion at the Bcrk- on the north side of Newman and transmitter are nt the welfare only a section of the new proposed The Board of Directors of th» eley-Carteret hotel, Aabury Park, home, necessitating the use of sev- bathing pavilion and to fence in its Sea Hrigh*. Mons i-luli is meeting haa been told through the Red Springs road, just west of the Or. at noon toeing at lorry's Lobstee* Bank office of the Joseph G. McCue June 12 and 13, under the auspices Thatcher Parker holdings, to Marie eral leased telephone lines at con- 1,000-foot municipal beachfront in Prown's Basement of the New Jersey and General siderable cost to the county. Con- time to earn a bit of income during house U> (lisou?* an informal re- agency to Commander John Len- and Henry Kosman of Jackson port of tho !'. s. War department'* hart. Charles T. Menoher chapters of Heights. New York, who will take solidation of facilities is expected part of the summer mason. , the Rainbow (42d) Division Vet- to reduce operating costs. Store Now Nearly district ensinecr'a olllco at Nev/ ThU property was sold to Mr. possession June 1. Tho sale was To bo constructed, following ac- York riiy on the ptoposed inlet at Boiler by the lime agency within erans association. made direct, with W. Gilbert Man- ceptance of a contractor's bid, will This will be the first two-day re- be only tho porched entrance and l^)w Moor in thn .South beach sec* the year, the former owner being union ever held by trie association son representing Mr. Kosman in locker room* for men and women, Twice As Large tinn of Ho.-i. Mright. Colonel V. Harold Maddox. and with more than 800 members the transaction. Locust Estate with 60 lockftr bins for each. Theft; The report, prepared by Col. The charming colonial home was n the state it Is predicted by Reg- On the premises there is a six- o -will be a prepared parking CharlcH !•'. Willi-ims. district en« built about 12ft years ago and has inald B. VanBrunt of Red Bank, Christopher D. Jaeger room cottage with all modern im- area. National .">••, I Or And 81 Kineiu- ;it New' York, after a recent many of the features found in provements and a one-car garage Purchased By i '-onfnr'.'ni'o at .Hea Bright, waj re* reunion general chairman, that the Mayor Thomas Farrell remarked homes of that era. In particular, affair will surpass in attendance on a lot 50x200 feet. The rear of Store's (W'IIIKI (>| cnivi'ii yr.:iU:rtl;\y l,y Thomas A» there Is a black marble fireplace in the property faces the Sunrise after council had voted unanimous- I^oiiry, rh;iirni:in of the inlet com* any previous state reunion. Arlington Buyer ly upon this procedure he would the living room which was brought Registration and business meet- Insurance Men pond of the Jersey Central Power mitten of tho Set Bright Lion* over from Italy in a sailing vessel and Light company. press for additions to bo made on c-Iub, enclosed In a letter from Ingfl will take place June 12, while tho pavilion structure during the shortly after 1800. Lieut. Kcefcr, who is an army Max M. Prown, owner of thr- Na- Congressman J;imrs C. Auchlnclost) a banquet, floor show and dance In John L. Miniifih Sells early autumn, including tho pro- of Kum.son. The inlet project Ls one1 One of the former owners of the the crystal ballroom of the hotel Get Promotions Instructor, has been transferred to posed 250-bathhouso section. Per- t'.onul Sc, ]0c and $1 store nn Hr.iud house was Captain John Henry Fort Knox, Kentucky, and he, his street, opposite Whitt1, will open of thn major objf^tives of the Sea} will be held June 18. Reservations Former Bessie Smith haps by next year, and perhaps Hrlghi I^iMns. ]t<;p. Auchlnclojs us Heyer who organized and com- may be made by contacting Mr. wife and two children will leave through issuance of more bonds, ho now bnsoment snlegroom ni-xt manded a, local company of militia Belford Man Goes To for Kentucky this week. Frldny. Tho now room, which is 22 also keenly intrrcfltec! in the pro* VanBrunt at 59 William street, Red Place Of 12% Acres said, tho remainder of the pavilion, pos«fi inlet, nnd it. was at his re« whleh fought In the Civil war. Cap- Bank. An annual souvenir year Long Branch Office Mr. Kosman, who has his office as originally designed by Robert C. feet wide ant! 7f» feet long, Hiljmns tain Heyer operated a sawmill, In New York city, Is a commercial tho present biwenicnt store, with j quest that Col. Williams was sent book and program will be pub- Peter A. Verdlcchio of 288 Argylc Eduatds, Rumson architect, can be to Sea Bright, hy Maj. Gen. R. C. wheelwright and blacksmith shop lished. and news photographer and editor place, Arlington, has purchased built. nn opening 14 font wide In tH« di- in Holmdel village and was one of Mayor Edgar V. Demise of Fair of tho magazine published In the vidlnK wnll between the present Crawford, nctinff chief of engineers Other members of the committee Haven, district manager for The the former Besslo Smith fnrm es- At i«j May 7 meeting, council re- of tho War department. the more prominent citizens of include Arthur E. Monahan of Jer Prudential Insurance Co. in the interest of the grocery trade. Mrs. tate property located on Locust National 5c, 10c and $1 atoro nnd Monmouth county. At his death sey City, president of the New Jer Kosman is a sister of Mrs. Ken- Point road, Locust, from William jected all bids for construction of The district engineer's report U Red Bank district which not only the full pavilion ns too high to per- :is follows: the property passed to his daugh- sey chapter; Harry Voung of New- includes the Red Bank ofllce but neth H. McQueen and Mies Lorlta J. Edmonds of that place. Mr. Ed- mit financing under the $17,280 ter and eventually to the Ely fam- ark, president of the General Men- also thoee at Keyport anil Long M. King of 35 Harfis Park. monils, a builder, haa completed Low Moor, thn site of the pro« ily, several members of whom still oher chapter; Arthur E. Slattery, and moved into a new house for bond Issue now pending. Tho low jMed inlet, Is located in Monmouth Branch, has announced two prorno- bid submitted then was for *4S,1S3. rounty, N. J.. nnd ltttH between Sea reside In the village. Red Bank; Emil Huber, Irvington, tionn in the area, himself nnd family on tho river- front of. tho Navcoink river at However, since renovation of tho IJright and I.onK Branch, N. J. A Commander Lenhart Is on active Stanley Barrow and Harry Mor Christopher D, Jaeger, who has beuchfront first aid hall was also to barrier tn-.ach fixtondfl about ftve> duty at the Brooklyn navy yard ford, Little Silver; Angelo D'Arm- been an agent for tho company in Famous Shore i Country Club estate, Mlddletown be financed under this bond issue, inlle.i alonL' thI.i part of tho New and !s moving from Spring Lake inio, Hackcnsack; C. Harry Smock, part of Middlctown township, has I township. Mr. Verdicchio, who is tho price waa too high for consid- Jorspv con.st frum the south end of to hi* new residence this week. Fair Haven; Michael Ssablewnkl, besn promoted to the position of chief of the engineering and plan- eration. the promontory of Sandy Hook on The lawyer representing both par- Linden; Maurice Herman,Newark; assistant district manager at the Eating Place ning department of the Western tho north, tn fn.st. land near Long; Samuc! Fcltman, Rosclle; Frank Electric company, with olllcs nt The program decided upon May Brunch on the. south. This barrier, ties was Burton T. Doremus who Long Branch ofllce. 7 ^vas to have Mr. Edwards revise served with Commander Lenhart In Mitchell, Frank Golden and Wil- 195 Broadway, New York city, and which varies in width from 100 to liam Finley, Long Branch, and Ed Henry Llpplncott, who hns been Change;es Hands secretary-director of the Kcarny his plans In such manner that 1,500 feel, and In elevation from the Navy during the recent war. an agent at Long Branch for the Federal Savings * Loan associa- pavilion features be eliminated to about live to ten feet rn.s.1., sep- ward Murphy, Jersey City. past six years, also has been pro- arates thu north and south Originally composed of National tion of Kearny, has had the resi- bring the cost of construction down motod to assistant district manager Monmouth Beach Inn dence on the premises redecorated to a level wherein it could be fi- branches of Shrewsbury river from Guard units from 26 states and the at that office. tho Atlantic ocean. The width of District of Columbia, the Rainbow and he and his family are now oc- nanced easily through the bond this sand strip at Low Moor is> Fair Haven To Buy Mr Jaeger lives with his wife Sold Recently To cupying same. sale, division, under the command of and daughter, Norma Jean, on Mor- about 600 feet. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, fought The dwelling contains a large Reporting to Friday'* meeting, Prior to construction of a rail- ris avenue, Belford. HU daughter is Orange Couple Mr. Edwards said he had looked road nlong the barrier beach In In World war I In England, Bel- a student in the junior class at Leo- L-shaped living room with fleld- More Fire Hose glum, France, Luxembourg and etono fireplace, dining room, sun- Into the possibility of less costly 1805, the ocfton had broken through nardo high school. The Jaegers will The Monmouth Beach Inn, locat- construction and found savings from lirnc to time, forming Inlets. Germany. Re-activated at Camp move to the territory covered hy his room, lnundry, lavatory, modern Available rcnord.4 indlcato »hat in- Gruber, Okla,, July, 1048, the divis- ed at 4S Valentine strett, Mon- kitchen and screened veranda on would bo so slight as to be unwar- Bids Received new position as soon as they can mouth Beach, is under new man- ranted and unwise. He recommend- lets existed in 1779, 183B. 18-14 and ion saw action in France, Germany local* a new place. the first floor; flva bedrooms and 18M. Tho latnst break, through On 1,650 Feet and Austria in World war II under agement, having been recently pur- bathroom on tho second floor and ed that some portion of tho build- occurred opposite Island Beach command of Mai. Gen. Harry T. Mr. Jaeger is a graduate of Com- chased from Mr. and Mrs. Theodore the heat is oil-fired hot water. The ing, either the west wing, Includ- during the winter of lSWi-1897, at mercial high school, Brooklyn, and Th« Fair Haven mayor and eoun- Collins. J. Susynskl by Richard E. Carter property consists of approximately ing the porched entrance and lock- which time a railroad trestle lead- keep fire Insurance rates Bank waa also formed in Germany the river at Monmouth Beach. The Rumson negotiated tho transac- sometime this summer. With re- addition give* Mr. Prown a base- ed by the Central Railroad com» in the borough from being In- been transferred as assistant dis- building is comprised of 16 rooms, tion. The seller was represented at maining bond issue funds, building panv nnd other local intcrenta. Tho in 1919, and was Incorporated in trict manager in Prudential's Ml' ment store more than twice as creased. 1920 with the late Maj. Peter P. Including four dining rooms, two the closing of title by Milton of the bathhouse portion of the large as that which he has been stnte of New Jersey, the county Af Carl Becker, acting as spokes- Rafferty as president. The General ami, Fla.( district ofllce. bars and four fireplaces. Abramoff of Abramoff ft Drnzin, pavilion could be started next aar Monmouth and tho borough of Sea The inn has been famous for tumn, with this section ready for operating many years. Bright constructed a sea wall In man for a group of boys, asked Charles T. Menoher chapter of Red Bank attorneys, and the pur- The present store and basement permission to play ball on the flre- Newark was formed in 1942 by many years as one of the well- chaser was represented by Charles uao during the summer of 1949. 1917, ext«ndlnK a distanco of about known teistaurants and bars of the was opened by Mr. Prown and 9,000 feet south of the federal sea, men'a fair grounds on River road. out-of-stnte members who had set- Halla of Taylor & Roberts of 7 Under rules of the new beach- Julius Cooper in 1925, exactly Ti wall nt Kort Hancock to a point The request waa turned down, the tled in North Jersey. Showplace At shore area. It was at one time Hanover square, New York city. front ordinance, bathers using the known as the Club Monahan, and years ago. Mr. Prown took over about ."i.OOO feet north of Low Moor. officials maintaining that the loca- Gen- MacArthur sent the follow- municipal beach will be required to Mr. Cooper's interest in 1929. After A portion of the tracks of the Cen- tion of the plot makes playing ball subsequently the name was changed buy season tags or pay daily teen. tral Railroad of New Jersey in this ing cable Tuesday to Arthur Mon- to the Monmouth Beach inn. 1^'years people still refer to the there hasardous to both the players ahan, New Jersey chapter presl- Shrewsbury Sold Tho beach season Is divided into store as, "Prown-Cooper's." vicinity has recently been removed. and the public. Councilman Arthur Extensive alterations and Im- Holy Name Society twj parts, from June 15 to July .'11 Raihond serv'ce at thn present dent: At that time, this waa the first time dons not extend north beyond H. Rieman. chairman of the police "Grateful for your thoughtful in- provements have been made, and and from August 1 to September basement salesroom in Red Bank, committee, stated his department Florida Man Buys the official opening will take place IS, with tags to be sold for use dur- Long Branch. vitation to join the New Jersey Saturday, May 29. Television is pro- To Hold Breakfast and to this very dny half been pop- The mean range of tides on the, did not want to be held responsible Rainbowers at your 29th reunion Place On Shady Lane ing each period. ular with locnl shoppers from nil Shrewsbury river side of Lour for what may happen if ball play- June 12, but my absence from the vided for the entertainment of pa- So bathers will have to pay to over the county. In fact, many Moor is 1.7 feet and on the ocean ing fe resumed there. The council- country renders it Impossible for trons, and the restaurant will make Ituitmm Group Sets reach the beach, it waa decided to folks who have moved to other side it is 4.6 feet. The mean high men mentioned several other places me to accept. Please give all Rain- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Dletz a specialty of sea food, steaks and fence in the section owned by tho parts of the country still come back water and moan low water on the in the borough where the boys bowers present the affectionate have moved to Caldwell and have ahops. June 13 For Event borough. Inspectors will be at all to town and always pay a visit to Shrewsbury river side of Low Moor could play ball. greetings and renewed expressions sold their residence on Shady lane, Mr. Carter la a veteran of World entrances to notice that all passing this popular shopping center. nre 1.2 feet above and 0.5 feet be- near Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, war II. He has had extensive ex- The Holy Name society of Holy low mean sea level, respectively, Councilman Jesse Mcllray re- of admiration of their comrade-in- The Ray VanHorn agency, realtors through are wearing their proper Mr, Prown, a native of this sec- and mean hlirh water and mean sorter! that the new garbage truck arms"; signed Douglas MacArthur, perience In the hotel management Cross and Holy Rosary churches of tags or have other identification to tion of the country, has been in of Fair Haven, were the brolcers field, having operated hotels In .Rumson will hold a Communion low water on the ocean side are waa In service. This is Clean-Up commander-in-chlef, Toyko, Japan, effecting the transaction, The prop- show they paid a fee for the beach this type of work for the past 28 2.3 feet above nnd 2.3 feet below week in the borough and it will The Ladies' auxiliary of New Jer- France and Germany. He attended breakfast at Harry's Lobster house, privilege. years. During this time ho hns mean :ic.t level, respectively. High erty has been acquired by a Flor- Lafayette college at Easton, Pa., Sea Bright, Sunday, June 13. The wind up with a scrap iron collec- sey will also hold its annual meet- ida client of the VnnHorn ilrm, Mayor Farrell, In discussing the made many friends and his atorc Is nnd low water in Shrewsbury river tion Saturday by Boy Scouts. ing at the reunion June IS, and and Biarritz American university men. of both churches will receive pavilion plan, expressed regret that a "must" for all who come to town. in tho viclnitv of Low Moor occur officers will be Installed by the Na- The residence, which is one of at •Biarritz, France, Holy Communion at the 9 o'clock it is not possible to go ahead with Several of tho departments of tho from two to three hours later thin BBOTHEBHOOD MEETING tional Association auxiliary officers the finest of its size in -the Red mass at Holy Cross church, after tha program as it had been sched- store have grown to huge propor- the ocean tide. Bank area, was built for John Os- Rumson Property Sold which they will go to the breakfast. uled, but said that he to determined tions and require trained person- Commerce in Shrewsbury river The final meeting for the season terstock for his own home about Rev. Joseph Sullivan, pastor, has to push the construction of the nel to take care of same. during the ncrlorl 1931 to 1946 con- of tbe Brotherhood of Presbyter' ten years ago by the late A. W Mrs. Elma G. Sagurton of Rum- announced that Gen. Francis H. sisted mainly of receipts of con- ian church will be held Monday Bry, Shrewsbury contractor. The whole pavilion through as quickly He was graduated from I»al

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Notice the crowning event, in which 50 • rcountH of thf> i-ibirrilir-r-.. r-xeruUir* of thp *)M.»le of KBI'1 rl'"-eH4e'), will b« MIBS Veronica Ilealy was crowner participated. I'.i'jar* *o thf ',ff|«r i.t fjorman Mc- We are proud to announce that in our Athletic Events Sunday afternoon when Holy Cross y Srt.* i> ol "Come What May" Ntw sodalists are Irons Andre, the <:<»m!>- of Monm'j'Hh anil r*-w,rte s'J.isrrih* r, .«nlc f>::pr!j*r,r, n? Bforf- Jonn Delany was crown bearer and «:i i 11, their r! f h' % ii r, > I (I »• m ;i r rj n a i; a i r. .* t issued a Members of the third recreation tha flower girls were Carol Fode- lieri and Anita Wright. Hatrd: May r.th. A. ll.. nil. officers' course of the special ser- At Sea Bright School raro. Gay l^awrenee, Mary Keany, LUCY EI.I7.AHKTU WAIUiEt.L. [fTlf»*ifh^ fr'fTrJ 'h" 'In*'1 '»• th^ ^lor'»«^l'il vices school at Fort Monmouth pre- HI Avtn'i" of TWII Itiverj. nr.l.r. or •r.-y M-;.' I,.. f.,r>-v-r bnrrtd of Gertrude Minaldi, Betty Shea and > sented their original musical revue Exercise* June 11 Stephanie Casagrande. HKIDAI, SIIOWKK Kumaon, New Jers.y. r ? h »• r :i'";r,i,'i 'h.nf'r .• ^.i:r..«t the la:d Certificate of Approval K. AI.I.AIHK COIINWKl.t,, "Come What May" to capacity Fourteen young women were re- Mrs. I'aul Schneider of Keyport nights at Post Theater two. I.lltle Silver. N. J. - I li»--.l: F.-r.ho:.l. ;j. J.. M»r 17. 19)3. A large number of parent* and ceived into the Sodality of the gave a bridal shower l:i*t week for I FTI'.MAS' T. M\^ON, nights at Port Theater two. other residents of Sea Briptit at- Blessed Virgin hy Rev. Joseph A. Miss Betty Scnson, also of Kiy- Mptira. ADpVtfnt., Knil.r Hoii.«:r !)'.« .-ill. K. l>. 1.. SEASHORE DAY CAMP Cast members, who arc training tended the annual May day fete Sullivan, pastor. Father Sullivan port. Miss Senfion will be married nml <:ortiw*i:. K.; :,.,rr, N. J. for duty as recreation oflicers at I held last Thursday afternoon on f'<>iin*"!:ors a', l.ntr, ir.rl., f !!. C.lh. r.liTK. F.M|., told the group of the seriousness of June 20 to Frank D. Cook of Key- llr.l llnnk. N, J OCEAN AVENUE, WEST END army and air force liases through- the grounds adjoining the school the pledge they had taken nnd re- port at St. Joseph's church. out th& world, were assisted by a on River street. J. and A. CITTADIXO, Directors group of enlisted men, otllccrs and | Geraldine Welch of the eighth civilians, with music beinp fur- grade gave the addreu of welcome nished by the 389th army band. James Ryan, eighth grade pupil, announced the various eventt and John Edward Welch of the sixth grade acted aa starter of the races. featuring the program waa a Maypole dance well given by 18 pirle of the lower grades under the direction of Mrs. Marie D. Heliker WEDDING ALBUMS and Mrs. Alice R. Weir. Winners of the boys" running OF races were Billy Drummond, Bobby Rogers, Harold gaharlc, Billy Rock, James Boycr and Frank Fnrbcr. The girl winner* were \V «,' DISTINCTION Mary Ellen Ellenberger, Francis Rock, Mary Ann Pearson, Lois Co- vert and Sally Galnes. Rocky Drummond, Prank Farber and Ann Rickey won the sack races. The girls' needle race win- ners were ijoUt Covert and Oer- nldine Welch. Terry Simmon and Mary Lou Schiefer won second honors. Paul Tharin won the bas- ketball throwing contest. Judy I' GETTING MARRIED j Eilenherger topped the primary 1 girls in jumping rope and Betty Dorothy Toland Lovgren took the measure of the SOON? older girls. Etery bride wants her wed- Dorothy Toland, who conducts Augustino Smith won the boys' Everything you twvd to muUf your ding to be a memorable one her own dancing studio here, and hiRh jump with John Gaynor sec- who was a former dancer at I^oon ond. Anne Rlchey and Beryl Rock Dvcoraiion Day holiday a snarklinii sur- ...and what better way to and Eddy's, IS'nw Yoili, did inter- tied In the girls' high jumping. there than a wedding album! pretative dancing. Kvelyn Weiss, About 150 children were served cvss. daily striped T-shirt*, smart sand Kathy Miller and Hazel Whelan, I take picture* that capture refreshments after the athletic nnd xt'fi ii)."tfn»»ii's, sun- jou at sour best, because I provided the vocals. Violin solo events by the Home and School as- nun'.bers were jjiven by Winston take a penonal Interest In j sneintion. Brown, and vocals by T/5 Charles The prizes will be awarded at drenaeK with tiny rover up ( eiery picture that I take. Regan. A barber shop quartet the graduation exercise* to be held rounded out the cast, iiuinpii.scii uf boleros and a host of other ! Douiw of happy brides have! Friday, June 11, at 8 p. m. In the Dr. Richard Giant, Ciipl. Serge Methodist church. Rev. Joseph S. pasted my name along to| Dankcvich, Cn.pt. John McKeever coot, eomforlahlf air l\ and Lieut. Warden JJixon. Eldildgc will deliver the com- marry Ing friends as a sincere, mencement address to the 13 grad- forthright fashions (mail qualified photographer for I The show was produced by JIaj. uates who include Williesa Axelson, their wedding. So when you Orval (J. Mattesoii, directed by Domild Bradshaw, Paula Covert, your selection here. Cap' John Tolnnil, assisted by •tart making jour wedding Robert Conk, Shirley DUione, Billy Ueut. Obcrt C. Ixnulcrs and Master Fowler, Sally Galnes. James Ryan, s* plan* Include this n«me and Sfit. Wilbur Dingwcil. Scenery Augustino Smith, Richard Snyder. make your wedding complete. and costumes were In charge of Paula Tharin, Gertldln* Welch and I^eon Keene; music. Dr. JMchnrd Anne Richey. . - !.<>»! Grant, and production asslstunt, PFC Tommy Catcs. PIERRE J.EMMONS Agec Sent To Jail Shirley Mcistricli For Passing Check Plans June Wedding Raymond Agee of Red Hill rotd, Middletown township, .waa com- Mrs. Anna Mclstrlch of Anbury mitted to the county J«il by Re- You're bnimri to slniil! -i * I t \ BANK 6-02691 Park, formerly of Red Bank, has corder John V. Crowell Friday on announced the engagement and a charge of obtaining money from the sP11si111• .-riMii- in ; i coming marriage of her daughter, the Second National bank with a ono of our M\imii£ «>ni- j \ Mias Shirley Mcistrich, to BcrnMid flctitous check. He aw»lU grand op-swior-swinmi suits olf ):ii|i"ir- I ! ^r^ \ \ \ Fow, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry jury action, Fow of Philadelphia. The wedding According to police, Agte), who IIPOIICIKM] riiyim s.i.lin \^\' s* t ' % \ will take place .Sunday, June 20, at the Congregation B'Nai Israel, was arrested Thursday, paued a Red Bank. worthless $60 check at the bank February 26. He ligned the name Miss Mcistrich, who is n daugh- (If ter of the late Harry Mcistrich, of Albert R. Burdge to the check. Others $3.95 up S. was graduated from Red Bunk Mr. Burdge I* owner of Burdge'fi high school and attended the New express company of 125 Broad York school of socinl research In street. Agee was not arreited un- New York city. She is employed as til recently as member* of the fam- a legal stenographer at .Miami ily had promised to make good on Beach, Fla, the check. Afjee pleaded guilty to Mr, Fow served in the army six the charge when arraigned, police years and Is in the air condition- say. ing business in Miami Beach. He Boys can make pocket montr t>r eell- attended schools in Philadelphia. Sr.B The Heulaler.—AovertlKemmt. •"ll>*iinini]I!l!lli!W!«!llllll»!!ll!i«

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This in a variety of summer fabrics, FOR moderately priced. store, under the supervision of Mildred S7.9S up Conversions Roofing Bergman, resident manager, will be Extensions Siding open the year around for your 'shop- Alterations Garages ping convenience, charge .accounts are welcomed. Porch Enclosures For your Convenience iiud€A& Combination Windows open a Charge Account 32 Broad St. Red Bank [INSTRICTIOIlE> for fashion future, lincc 1919 151 Broadway Long Branch OOONS COM Eft-RID IANK four hundred three ipier avenue allmhurtt 3-1804 15 E. Main Freehold ir • .pring lake • allenhunt »•»• Page Four HKD HANK JUXMHTJ.K, J1AV L'7, VMS Marlu Farm Herd School News Atlantic Highlands INT IIETERS FAMOUS IULR ICE CREAM IN TIC CCIIIMICU !• Rated For Type 11KI) HANK SKNIOK HIGH W« Specialize "Floweri For Every Occauon" The registered Jersey herd owned lay Marlu (arm, Liincroft, has re- 'Teen Canteen Vets Promise Big is Phone R. B. 6-4666 Telegraph Flower. cently been classified for type un- The' Riverside avenue 'teen ago Cleauing, Dyeing der the program of The American canteen will remain open until Jtnty Cattle club. Lynn Copcland, June 26, according to Solomon J'pp- Parade Monday mid Storage of dniry specialist or the university of ler, adviser. As usual, the dances Tennessee, an onicial claEsincation will be held every Saturday night Domestic and Oriental inspector for the Cattle club made Memorial Day COLONIAL FLOWERS and music will be provided by Jer- the classification of _ the Marlu ry Christian'^ band. Service Tit Be Held HABOLD PEMY at OEOUGE GLAS8EV farm herd. During the last meeting of the RUGS Under the Jersey Herd clasfiflca- youth committee May 5, Anne Lom- At Honor Itoll 5 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK tion program animals are compared erson was selected chairman of the LEON'S foi* type against the breed's card entertainment committm, which is which allots 100 points for a per- to plan special entertainment for What ^.il.intic Highland!! vet- M-» Hfciu St., Bed Bank fect animal. Animals are given in- Juno. eran:- term :i "bigger and better" dividual ratings of excellent, very There hiis been a large attend- Memorial Day parade, will start at 10 a. m. .Monday at the Yacht har- £ood. good 4>lus# good, fair or poor ance at the canteen, according to in accordance with thc_ number of Mr. JJopler. It averages about 350 bor. polntc which they receive on the weekly, with the highest attend- Tht American legion, the Veter- scorn card basis. ance well over 400, ans of Foreign \Var« and the Cath- olij Wai- veterans of St. Agnes par- Your choice of 6 d»Hc!em Amvn • ONLY The 11 animals classified in the Solomon Popler, a teacher at Red Mai In farm herd include live excel- Bnnk high school, serving un the ish have attain joined forces for wh::1. has become the outstanding lent, four veiy good nnci tVvo good adult committee of tho cnnlcun. plus for an nveraw score of 88.SO stresses the fact that "In view of veterans' event of the borough. A.! pe: cent. This score exceeds ih" the large number attending ihc feature of the parade will be a ftvetage mting of 82.74 per <;enl tor canteen dance each Saturday ni;;ht ., ..ieial Sheridan tank, which at- aU animals classified in tho Jer- it ifi absolutely necessary that the tracted wide attention in last year's | sey breed. rules set down hy the canteen co,n- parade. Other equipment will joiil mittee be strictly obeyed by each th'j tank in a demonstration of pre- TAKE NOTICE paredness. Soldiers from Fort Han- tloyi can make pocket money by se member, since these rules arc la Tha Rr-sWur.—Aiivrrlisemeiu. meant for the benefit of all, Jt is cu.ii and Kort Monmouth will par- nn obligation of each member to ticipate in tile military display. report to members of the youth or The Atlantic Hijihlands munlcl- adult committees nny infractions pnl hand "ill load the marchers. of the rules. Abo, upon leaving the Thn veterans groups will be joined piemise.H at the i-luse of the dai (_e, in the parade by the Sea, Boy, Girl HOME OWNERS! Wit Hits absolute quietness must be main- and Cuh scouts. The Fire depart- tained. This is a residential neigh- ment and First Aid squad, with full Whatever the task, you can be sure that the materials you select borhood und the inhabitants should equipment, will be in the line of not be diturhed at 11 o'clock at march. Other civic organizations , here Mill Hear long and 'veil under the most adverse weather • ALTERATIONS '" « "«'• •• CHEESE and CRACKERS nighl." • have Indicated a desire to join, i toil* During the last few weeks it has There is a possibility that tho Red | conditions. • Re-ROOFED been necessary to limit the numner Hani: National Guard unit will sup- ] of new applicants and visitors be- ply six tanks and 50 men for the cause of the large attendance. parade. I SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF • Re-SIDED The canteen has some of its rules The line of march will start from J and regulations printed on the re- tli.! Yiiuhl harbor, and proceed up | vcrpe side of the membership curls. Fin, t avenue to Memorial park-i • PORCH Attendance is limited to youth.s be- ..•ay. Tho marchers will then pro- PRATT & LAMBERT SAPOUN tween It and 10 years of tige. ceed cast on Memorial parkway to — Peggy Coscntino. the horouKh limits. They will re- PAINTS-VARNISHES-ENAMELS PAINTS and ENAMELS ENCLOSURE f^ AA turn un Memorial parkway and J'lnff-i'oiig; Tournament stjj. in front of the high school honor roll on first avenue. The entries for the annual boys' Rtv. Roy 13. Wlllliims, Jr., pal- IMMEDIATE SERVICE! nnm'JH and girls' ping-pong tournament lor of the Methodist church, will Complete Line Of Beautiful Wallpapers closed last Friday afternoon witli a Kiv. Ihn invocation, and Rev. Jos- list of 3* boys and 10 girls. Tho eph A. O'Connor of St. Agne.1 j tournament is under the direction church will deliver .benediction.' Ktiliancc your (lecorating sclieme with o«r of Vincent Paladino and Micluiel The commanders of the three vet- Toscano. The first-round matches erans' organizations will then offer | lovi'ly wal]|tu|tui*. A full fuiigu oC colors in NO MONEY DOWN have already been concluded this wreaths in memory of the bor-J week in the gymnasium, Mike Tcs- our.h':. war dead. niodt'i'ii and poriud duwiyns. Come in—our cano \a the defending champ. IM.'iy A platform for the occasion nan ^ will be held at lunch hour and af- tlccorators will \w\\\ j-on schrl (lie hest pa- ter school. busn made available by Dominic A. • Caruso, and a loud speaker by Car- : UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY COLA The girls in the lotirnnmcnl sic mine .Mamliii, Jr. The Atlantic; per for your home. j Elaine Marx, Jean Yuunfv, Barbara theater will run a thriller this week MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will t»k» care of all yeur Hist by tosh- test Ciaglio, Virginia Siilter. Jonn Wilt- shire, Louise Taylor, .Mabel Slioniu, rerrndinH the public tif the event. OUK WAIXPAPGR TRIMMED Home Improvement Problems. Phone us for a Fre* Estimate. Joan Sutler, Helen Reynolds, Joan Full co-opcratlon has bc.-'n pledged We will show you how to save a lot of money and still get the by the borough council and the Church, Natalie Bennett, Yolunda Flic flcpartment. in caisc of rain, IWEE OK CHARGE UPON REQCEST. beat workmanship possible. We employ only experienced me- Jones, Mary L,ou Madrepcrl, Ruth ceremonies will be held In the high chanics end use the finest materials money can buy. FRES Pohl, Barbara l&itellc and Mary Bottagaro. jschcol auditorium. The Memorial CONSULTATION. Day committee, representing the j The boys in the tournament are thr'en veterans' organisations, con- Mike Toscnno, William Atkins, aibU of Joseph H. 8ploer<'Irving.B. s\w\\ Irving Brown, Dominlck Soldo, Ziithncr Rna James d. Parkc*. Robert Ljotnerson, Richard Mtistrln, COLORITE COMPANY Aubrey DeH'Omo, Charles Newman, .1 Shade Different" PORTABLE Joe Montnno, Anthony Fontano, Shells are less imply. 16 break-H MODEL Jiick Trllo, William Francis. Henry CJTKS arc * at room * temperature, Martin, Richard Romard, Nicholas ralhor tUari ypld when pift ,to cook 13 BROAD STREET . TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-1306 II Sama, Peter ' Rossi, "Buddy" Gib- 39" Un, Charles p«ttcrnon. Enoch Ash, in hot " Charles Bruno, Dick Chadwick, Rebuilt Benny Co3ta, Philip Safferan, Rob- >t\ i T V l A t PLAN ert Tindall, James Scott, James Jackson, Nick Samaras, Anthony Bruno, Bernard Daniels, Bi'Uford Jones, Martin Ides, Mario Gigllo, 1W OU Mmehine Fled Mnzzucca and Richard Rich- ardson.—nobcit Wilson. Importance o FINISH Stillman Jiecciv<>» Illuminated Scroll Here is the story of a new Hudson has a new, nil steel Monobilt YOUR ATTIC In recognition of having faith- body-nnd-framc*, part of which is a fully represented The American principle of design that hoi rugged base structure that permits low- INTO AN Insurance company of Nownvli for rocked the industry ami given ering floors and scats down within tlie a cfuartcr of n century, Tiny II. frame. The sketchc.3 below illustrate thia Stillman, with real estate and In- Hudson unique beauty not pos- mmmr surance offices at Eatontown, Sea design problem and show how Hudson's NIW HUDSON Bright, Bridle and Freehold, has sible in any other type of tar. recessed floor provides a. low, stream- tint it tbt fo»t, (on', trmttfuth itntmti—t lined silhouette, yet yescrves head room. JfWiM-m/r in fm from iremd to top. Van been presented with an illuminated t*n tit how tbt tlretmiimtd tool comtt mowtt kMH Make. scroll by that company. ibmply ottr tbt rtsr-um porliom of tbt cm, si IIL recessed floor in the new Hudson combsrti to tht other typtt of roof Imti ibowtt The presentation wus made hy a >'• iktlibei to tht left. But H*Jiom fioori srt home olllcc representative who T—now wideiy known as the "step- ncntti town uitbim the frsme. itrfi trt leu* BELMAR 6-7190 *poke highly of Mr. Stillmnn's abil- down" feature—is the talk of the auto- trti, to you gel mort tbm* mmplt httd room. CONSTRUCTION ity In handling the company's ln- mobile world. And tightly so! This inter- | teregts. The agency also received The "itep-db.ii" principle requires year* We add any size addition to your horn* and | a congratulatory letter from Paul esting development is the key to a new of engineering work, the development of specialize In porch •neloturt*. B. Sommers, president of The kind of motor-car beauty sever before OTHM MM ••*%. new production techniques and equip*: American Insurance company. obtniiuiblc. Tbt tw thoft ctmn^t ht ttrtmrnlinti htcmt* lb*i&ment, and millions of dollars of highly "This long record of friendship and mtti for bttd room «»or* tbt rcm teat (wblrb tj)* specialized new plant Investment. Per- People everywhtr* ire attracted by Mil oil lap vf i itimi) mikti it imiomUi ia loyalty tn us is deeply appreciated," towtr tbe tool. haps this explains why Hudson /ilonn (NRC RESISTANT) wrote Mr. Sommers. "Through pro- 11 uilson's low, streamlined silhouette and offers this vital new design principls ROOFING fessional service to your commun- free-flowing Jiucs. today. I ity you have firmly established Modern Home mili Jobni-Mtnvlllt. FlinUMM, lartatt. •<•«. Hub- Only Hudson, because of its exclusive rr.old. U. S C Cartaill-T*arf] Mtariala. W. (IK raaalr Ulkm, your own agency and you have also You'll probably expect the motor ear «uu,,.. It.der. and ikyll|k Ml Wktl at, PaUraaa: • Aluminum foil papers arc being SIDING Armory 4>T0fV Of nma, U it poiMU to tJopt fm-!hwi*t Down"—also its results in riding and used to keep refrigerated greens lot's talc* a frank look at the motor- Hun without rcctuimg t'jt floor, mi tkttcbld Aa Eliminatai >a>rly palntin» aipanMa. Ada •• •• laavlMlaa tM— m Hal Blii, 1. cur: and vegetables fresh for a week or car designer's problem. Since streamlin- tbt 1cm sbove, but over-mlt bright mutt bt raitti, driving ease, performance and safety. cuti fuel com. Wa UII only Umaua-Maka awtwtatot Jeaw* Ja. Sq. t-Mta ana till rfrifroyt «»« (outbilily of * lav lilbom- Hudson Motor Car Company, Detroit 14. Manvilt.. Flintkott. att. FREE ESTIMATE. NO •hHiatlM. more. ing an automobile reduces available head tttt, which it tbt mtrk of tbe moJrrm motor cm* room for rear-scat passengers, to achieve a low silhouette and maintain adequate head room, both floor and seats matt be PORCH Enclosures lowered to compensate for the lowered roof. The. recessed floor it a necessity. Save fuel by cnclaaiaf >our Irani nj raa. aarck. Sernng RED BANK lint it is difficult to lower floors and AND JERSEY SHORE AREA sents, because in all cars,except Hudson, PAINTING-WALL PAPERING tlicy arc built on top of a frame. Only Mudifiilie your dona Imida tut w| •• *ur mall aMIkljr But- ftt I'lan. | for NEON SIGNS el. R. B. 6-4088 Cold Cathode Fluorescent or Mail This Coupon Now LIGHTING "ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS" MODERN IMPROVEMENT CO 1 W. BERtiEN PL. RED BANK, N. J. Gentlemen: Please have your expert call to 4Ucu.it Item* checked—without obligation to m«. O Construction D Rooflni • Gartgct ASBLRY PAKK Q Shingling 1-11BO

Name - PORCELAIN ENAMEL - STAINLESS STEEL Come in and 9*1 the) full story of The) Importance) of "Slopping Down" Address Indoor and Outdoor Electrical City Display* & Lighting ~Ph«it, RBR S-M HOAD-AD SERVICE, INC. WILKINS MOTOR SALES 49 So. Main St. Anbury Park Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Phone Red Bank 6.0040 RKD HANK KKOISTKK. MAY 27, 1!MS Page Fiv<

NOTICE. Take notice that Dante Daverlo, pro- rietor of ths Lincrott Inn hai »p- Saga Of A Sea Bright Barkeep— lied to the Township Committee of the HEADACHE Township of Mlddletown for • Plenary Why torture i-uurself with mi4eriej of Retail Consumption licence for hln prem- Mi hJ leu. when you nay n,-t — bright boys eat here — DOCTOR MILDRED HULSART ises ftituated near the hljthway at L!n- bonnet, relief with R"nuine NULKKY Or Know Your ABCs On Sunday troft. N. J. TABLETS, a tim^-tpnrd mula .. 1 Red Bank Tel. 64)905 recommended penalty meted out to ands, owned by Arthur Nay- and other Akin irritntlcin*, due. to ex- one of Its citizens who pleaded lor. ternal ti«w; MKDItKX OlNTMKNT K". - In work Ht on re. rolif vrs. soothe ntnl w •"' (lino licre daily, Entrance to Office la between Span Craft Studio and guilty to a law violation. Maurice Schwartz & Son of It rooU prompt I y thnt toitiirniiH Itching, The action came about when Val Riverside avenue, Red Bank, owned hvi rninst snreitr M AI to nii'i'|>ii''<'il ami :i|ipctiz- of Ocean avenue appeared before Schwartz and Edward R. Schwartz, 1«K or your tnnnay hark. MEhlll'.X the council in answer to charges of auto agency. • OINTMENT I< hlrndt'd *r|pntlf.rfifiv SITVI'll. from rltfhi. tented Initn'iliofits. (let n jni violating the law against the Sun- Lcfcld Realty company of 3 East of (r«*nil1nfi flf-h rnlmcl. preincip"* day morning sale of liquor, both by Front street. Ked Bank, owned by ME. > REX OlNTMKNT (odny. "If you ilnn't. whjit you winit drink and bottle, last month. In his on our menu, Joseph LeLach, Samuel Fcldman, 49c » jar itf all Sun Kay UruK Stt>r«>i» communication to council Hock had Fannie Lekach and Ruth Rosen- . jnsL ;isk fur it WV11 try lo im-i.-t your roijuest. recommended the tavern be closed blum, real estate broker:!. 26 to 30 days for this violation. Council made it 15 days, and voices Shoemaker Fuel company of from the membership opined, Hock Sycamore avenue, Little Silver, • Sunday Dinner OeLuxe $1.50 to $2.25 cnvned by Benjamin A. Shoemaker, Experienced 1 would at least raise his eyebrows. 0 Til* Ircncli Itallroom :il llic .Molly I'ilclier is It took Giambrone a while to get Jr., and George C. Shoemaker, deal- into the business of telling his ing In fuel and feed. Operator** an iili-iil M-llin^ for lliiil uriNiin^ reception or story. He said he admitted guilt, Mike's Taxi of Mat«iwan, owned dinner you limy Ite ]>lutinin^. but would liko it ever eo much if by Donald Spafford, taxi operation. Something antl there could be a private hearing Tony'e Cafe of Occanport, owned More ot nil case. Borough Attorney A. by Anthony L,. Ratti, operation ol a «:ooi» WINK—<;ooi) IHI | Henry Giordano ruled "no." bar. Than Just Learners The bartender's Btory was that Paly Building Supply company of a Bottle of HHH) he was working in his establish- Eatontown, owned by Harry H. Uc- Milk Wanted ment that Sunday morning when blicl., d«aling in general building two men slipped into the place at supplies. • me In for Interview. about 10:30 o'clock. They were in Aeme Builder.1; of 48 Washington Puritan HOTEL MOLLY PITCHER need of a drink. Finally, after their street, Red Bank, owned by How- "TIIK it KM IIF Till-: ATLANTIC COAST" 3 insistence on service grew in pro- ard W. Reynolds and Earl Miller, MILK CO. portion to his refllstcnce, Giam- dealing in building service. larold Levinsohn I.II) HANK brone let them have a couple—of Grecnacre agency of 6 East Front Red Bank 6-0686 drinks, that is. Then in came an- street Keyport, owned by Norman other man, who just stood around. J. Currie, dealing In real estate. Corporation a Just about that time, according 14H MOKFOKI) ri to Glambrone, one of the original Boiled noodles may be fixed with RKD HANK a visitors began talking of illness at seasoned buttered bread crumbs !t Pays To Advertise In The Register home—illness that a bottle of gin and .served with meat stew. could cure. "Well, after a while, I let the gin on the counter," the bartender admitted, "And I sold it." S A S ' •Sis** cU S What Val did not know «t the time was that the No. 3 gueat was th» law. "He could have caught me on the first charge of selling drinks and not waited until I sold the bottle, too," he reflected before the councilmen. Besides, Val said, the Science Discovers New Easy Way to Loose Fat ABC man was not dressed like an ABC man. He looked like any other man who might visit a tavern. , New Dietary food Plan Proves Amazing Power to Help Reduce Excess Appetite .. But, the barkeep admitted he had erred in selling the stuff on the Sabbath. He came to the meeting, Requires No Starvation. No Harmful Drugs. No Exercise. tat said, fully believing the council JWILBUR^ would act in full co-operation with th» comtnisioncr'a penalty recom- EMOAOST JEJ^ELEMS RED BANK mendation. He came with dates in hand—the dates he thought would b» less financially painful to keep tha swinging door closed—May 31 through June 25—on his plea of guilty. ' Had Glambrone pleaded not guil- ty it would have meant, according to Mayor Thomas Farrell, thai the ABC would have to be so informed, Decoration Day Special! and a hearing would be nrranged at which the ABC would present ita case. Probably It waa the way he told GABARDINE TOPPERS his atory, plus, of course, council recollection Oiambrona had an un- I - * marred past record. Anyway, it wu evident councilmen felt sorry 120 IBS for Val. Beside*, here he was, vow- ing not to repeat his error. AFTER Speaking in behalf of Glambrone TINY POOD TABLIT WORKS WONDERS as a business consultant was Thom- FOR FAT FOLKS, because when used •> as Leary of Ocean avenue. directed in the KYRON Reducing Plan, (hey Councilman beater E. Perrlne help appeate hunger anil cut down appetite. recommended the penalty be cut You don't feel hungry when leaving the (able. CHICAGO MOTHIR RIDUCIS 35 POUNDS IN 7 I to ten days' closure. That waa a You fetl refreshed, have mote pep. | little light, it seemed to the other WEEKS. Th.i'j the report or MM. Kathryn Walker. councilmen, and no one would go 3332 Potomac Ave., Chicago. Photo at right is Mrs. along with the Perrlne motljn. Walker »' she looks today. Photo at left is artist'* coa> Councilman Carl Nelson said 1'er- ception of Mrs. Walker when the was overweight. rlna could count him In It the pnn- . alty was made IS days—one-half I the ABC suggested SO. Tha change Swing yonr way was made, but no one would join through Summer In on that vote either, at drat. Ink Itrery TaMet Conlalnsi Councilman Neils Jacobsen said ;'u these lovely he had been talking to the ABC on Ftrric Pyrophosphate. the case and felt he had no right 1 i mgs. Toppers. to vote. But Jacobsen changed his Tri-Calcium Phosphate, Just the right mind when Mayqj- Farrell suggest- 360 nigs. ed the caae was in deadlock unless Vitamin B-l, 1 mg. longtli, too. some one else would get in a vote. Vitamin B-2, 1 mg. r; Thus, by a narrow margin, Coun- White and cilmen Daniel Pearson, Solomon Ni.icin Amide, 6 mgs. Neimark and George Kraus abstain- Calcium Psntothcnaic, Pastels. ing, and Mayor Farrell swinging SECOND HONEYMOON. Met wast I mg. Sizes 12 to 18. over to Giambrone'a support, it wives to retain their youthful appearance. Vitamin B-6, 0.1 mg. was decided that Val & Sam would Make this seven-day reducing test with Vitamin C, 16 Rigs. "vacation" this year from May 31 the Kyron Plan.Your husband willbequick Vitamin D, HO USP units. REDUCE through June 14. As he left, a brotd to notice the improvement in your figure. grin showing his relief, Val vas 1 Ma* Tektett Cantata > As pictured. heard to remark: "Now I know what not to do again," and the Mymino, 300 mgs. SAFELY councilmen appeared satisfied with Tri-Calcium Phosphate, the way things turned out. 2»5 msr. UP TO 7 LBS. Diastase of Mall, 100 mgs. FINED~ATr SHREWSBURY IN 7 DAYS Charles Reeves of West Lone ... or no cost to you. Branch was fined (5 Monday night CERTIFIED AS SAFI AND EFFECTIVE IY NOTED Si=r: losing fat first day by. Shrewsbury Recorder ' Silas PHYSICIAN. Kyron is endorsed by a nationally Unown pliysi- ... without starvation, Crock on a charge of reckless without harmful drugs driving. According to state police I cian, and further certified by a noied pharmacat laboratory. at Shrewsbury barracks. Reeves' Chart above shows the Kyron "food supplement" factor:. The or laxatives, without car collided with a vehicle driven , makers of Kyron invite you to show this formula to any physi- painful cser cisc. Follow 14 BROAD STREET, RED BANK by Cosimo Falcone of Everett on cian, confident that he will tell you it is scfc, and has definite ili/rator.s in booklet Swimming River road, Shrewsbury, weight reduction value. enclosed in package. Sunday afternoon. NOT FOR •IANDULAT. • • • OilSITY.. . IN MOST CASES EXCESS WEIGHT IS CAUSED BY OVIR-EATINC. NO A DISCOVERY! Kyron Food Tablets are intended for people whose e::cess weight You're making it right now! While you ' is due to over-eating. Kyron, created by scientific research, read this ad! Because you're discovering aids you in retarding your appe- that a phone call to... tite, mafcci it easier for you to eat moderately. For maximum re- sults, Kyron recommends the food regimen in the Kyron booklet "Jit- FROM "STYIUH-STOUTS" TO TEEN-AGE CLOTHES. RED BANK 64828 illustrated above. To help Kyron Today's imart stylcj require ili.ti hip: and slender waistline. The reduce your weight, use a* di- Kyron Reducing Plan helps you reduce disfiguring bulges, and to rected. wear clothes that make you loci: years younger. will start our route man on his way to pick up your cleaning free of BUY THS LARGE ECONOMY SIZE AND SAVEMONIY charge and return it fresh and crisp as new! FREE! Let reading this ad mark a turning DMtor'tSeimlrflc point in your life ... for the better! Make it a weekly practice to call us, WtigMMart and always have a clean wardrobe. Ntw •WaMtMe OUARANTIID RESULTS, OR NO COST TO YOU. "The Most Modern Plant ?» Monmouth County" •I Our Sttrtt Kyron fuimntcci that you may reduce up to 7 Ihi. per week ... or ab- solutely no cost to you, KYRON Tablets are now available at our slorr: ROAD & WALLACE STS. FIFTH AVENUE CLEANERS '—-Sic Oh!i;iti«n b Buy— —nnd c-c co'.i! on n money I:-:'.: ;",::-r:::t:: ol titiilaciion. 37 EAST FKONT SWEET JtED BANK RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 1948 Paere Sis vehicles will be registered in the United RED BANK REGISTER States at the end of ]fU8, a figure higher by LETTERS FROM EVENTS OF YEARS AQO 40-42 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. almost, 3,()(Mi.0ilO than tho 1947 registration. OUR READERS ESTABU8HED »»"» Allowing for commercial cars and trucks, By John IL Cook and Henry Clay this means that there is approximately one SEEKS MOMS PHOTECTION FROM REQISTER FILES THOMAS 1BVI>G BBOWN International Printing Pressmen issenger enr for every four people in the it Assistants' Union of North Fifty Years Ago. I Hammond, Viola HeUer and Mar- Editor and Publisher nited States.'" America The Atlantic Highlands, Red • •ueritSBtTlfiri +e A WestenbergWmfonrisrn. JAMES J. HOGAN, Associate Editor The company publication also said "en- Harry Wendrich Bank and Long Branch trolley Arthur Kuhne bought a house on State Representative , road passed out of the control of the Vanderburg road, near Colt's M. HAROLD KKLLV, Awl«tant Editor mated demand fur gasoline in 1948 is sev- 207 Market street. Neck, from Frank S. Weeks for W. UAItRV PEXNISGTON. PUnt Supt. the trolley company and the con- n per cent over last year."' Stressing that Newark 2, N. J., cern was put in the hands of James $500. :io::»; Advr riisine Reprutntitivc, OrMltr May 24, IMS. The Ku Klux Klan was organ- •-:• «"rs; Syth StrMt, N«w York Citf gasoline stocks are favorable in the East, Editor E. Degnan as receiver. The assets ClKc[iKO-rh:ladt!t'h"a.Detroit Bed Bank Register of the company were $450,000 and ized at Red Bank. They made lot so favorable in the Mid-West," it adds 40 Broad street. the liabilities $500,000. known their presence in town by Th« Red Bank Rcsislcr Bin"" no financial reiponi.blli- Combined stocks in the Kast and its utip- Rt.-i Bank, New Jerse-- Madeline Brill, daughter of John sending a gift to the poppy fund tlM for typosr«l'li!c»i error, la niiveniscmccst. but will '»• Der.r Sir: C. Brill of Oceanic, gave a party of the American Legion. print (hst r«rt of in advirtistmenl in which th; tjposrapo- ily area, the Gulf const, are mor« than Two nun lost thsir lives last Sat- to 25 young friends In celebration Otto Wlegand of Hazlet was the . Isil Mi'or occurs Advertiten »iil pler.n notl'j th« m»»- 1 urn a j on the fishing boat "Squirt" new station agent at Middleto-wn ' sgcmtnt Immedin'ltV of nny wror «hlfh may octur. ,00(1,00(1 barrels over last year's level.' and and now an Investigation will be of her birthday. run do. The men drowned will not Samuel Conrow died of heart dis- village in place of John G. Deck- Thll newspaper B«?»n i no rcepomibiiltllt for Iso nays: "The Easl, in oilier words, will ert, who had been very sick. I letters from it* rcfldcr.. be impressed with this Investiga- ease at his home on Oakland street. •tBtcmcT.u of rp nioi•* irohnhly be all right in the adequate supply tion. He was 74 years old. A widow and John H. West of Newark and gu»«eriml< n " l'r>.s in Advnnrf. Or.o yen. 13.00: »U if gasoline as long as adequate transporta- 1 and a number of my associates three daughters survived him, the Leon W. Francis of Red Bank mon'th.l fS.OH; thr« month^tl id; ,\nx\, copy. . c.nti. had the «x4>et'lenc« of going fishing latter being Mrs. Albert Pearsall formed a partnership under the ion facilities can be maintained."' on the "Flamingo No. 2" on Satur- firm name of West and Francis iTimd Wieklr. tnt«7«i »7sscn..d-C«». M.tl.r .11th. Po.l- day, May 22d. We left the dock at and Mrs. Frank Pearsall of New orHc« »t Red Bimk. N. J.. -jr.dfr Hie Act of March «. U,«. 7:50 A. M. and dropped anchor un York and Mrs. Benjamin Lawson and opened an office In Red Bank However, this informative article sug- the Jcrtey iide of the «ca lone at of Red Bank. Others who died at Mr. Francis' home on Worthley THURSDAY, MAT 27, 1948 gests some highly informed sources of the abuut 9:00 A. M. We flshed for during the week in this vicinity street as a branch of their under- ' more than an hour without results were Miss Elizabeth A. Hance, taking business which had its main i oil industry anticipate possible temporary and noted that all other boats had daughter of Benjamin B. Hance of office In Newark. left the area. We asked the skipper William F. Ford sold his prop- Mid-Western shortages of gasoline this sum- to move to another spot and were Little Silver, Peter Parry of Sea Our Mayor Honored mer. Industrial and transportation expan- informed that the day before the Bright, Mrs. Amelia Stout, widow erty on the west side of Branch flsh only started biting after 11:00 of Thomas B. Stout, and James avenue, Little Silver, to Lewis Gil- Last week Mayor diaries K. English sion now continuing, it. adds, should speed A. M. McSorley of Keyport, and Oakley bough of Bayonne for $11,000. was honored HI n dinner piiny given by •reduction and delivery. Obvious sugges- We waited patiently and took no- Emmons, son of Stephen Emmons Mrs. Emma Hulsc, wife of Jos- ions given to motorists everywhere, to con- tlee that he was tinkering around of South Eatontown. eph E. Hulse of Sunset avenue, Ford in nbscrvaiici' "of the 40 tha motor of the boat. Soon he ask- Daniel Flnlgan of Belford, caught died from a complication of dis- us :i Kurd rlonlcr. In serve gasoline include: "Drive at moderate ed one of the fishermen for a, pair about 50 bushels of porgies In eases after a sickness of six weeks. lu liiis spent 1 of pliers that he could use on the Rusaian Lodygln. That American She was 49 years old. May, Jilll,<, lie delivered his lirst KonJ at •ates of spend' and "take care of your car motor and then wo were informed ThoMioa Edison was a faker. pound nets. Charles Havens caught that the motor wouldn't start as it about GO bushels. The flsh were Mr. and Mrs. August Wulflng of s proper car maintenance saves gasoline Airplane day l« approaching. It Fair Haven entertained a party of Englishtown. He fiiini! to Kcd Hank in was filled with water. We requested has not yet been determined which sold at Fulton market for three ml saves money.'' that he call the CoaBt Guard .infl Editorial Views cents a pound. friends at a dinner party in ob- May, DIU::. :is :i l-'onl and Lincoln dealer. werb informed that he hnd no radio Russian invented the airplane, but servance of the birthday of Mrs. telephone on board, nor did he have that Is a simple matter. Tho Mrs, John R. DuBols of Atlantic Todiiy. in his UHil year, lie is president The article also noted the industry now Of Other Papers township, near Holmdel, was at the Wulflng and their wedding anni- binoculars. In fact not even a tlaK j Wright brothers, Ijmgley, a FYcnch- versary. ICllLllisIt Ml III IIs and treasurer of Mount- is shifting from cold weather fuel oil pro- -hat could be run up as a distress iim:i7 Nyct! Nyet! It was a Rus- Bradevelt station with a spirited Rljr.nl. The fishermen and skipper horse attached to a buggy. The Miss Agnes L. McGackin, daugh- Kiifilisli Sides eoinpiiiiy. Following in Jiiction to warm weather gasoline inaniifac- sian. ter of Mrs. William McGackin of flnnlly used rags, waving frantlciil- (Tllli CJjlilliOIlH C-MU 'ill In the r.li- The submarine, the steam en- animal got frightened at a locomo- footsteps is his sun. t". Donald Klijllilill, who ure, and said "il. appears that domestic re- ly trying to attract other boats to lorllll Vi.W.H ||,.|.MlM,|l. , tho rocket shell, tho harvus- tlve and plunged down a steep bank Branch avenue, Red Bank, and Ed- us. After about an hour of effort ily r-m-ry thu uulitix: in of The lii«- gar J. Langdon of Pittsburgh were is [ircsi(l(jiu of MiuiiH-Kiiglis.lt. |iu'remtM\ts fur nil essential uses of gasoline no small boat finally npottcd us i tur combine—all, every last one, I noar the station. Mrs. DuBois was married at Morrlsville, Pennsyl- anil he was given a message to non- were tho results of Russian invun-1 thrown out, but was not seriously Mayor Kiifilisli's rise in (ho will be tilled "at the anticipated level of tact the Flamingo No. 1 on hi.s way HA.VO WAVES live genius. Yes, sir, so the Kr»m- i hurt. The horj-c ran some distance vania. The attendants were Miss There te beauty In the dunes on. Blanche Von Bcldel of Red Bank world lias IX-L-U a .steady, progressive one, supply • • • no small achievement since es- in a« this boat did not have « radio. J in U tolling its people today. along tho railrond track before It We waited another hour without a sun-blessed day when a rull .ed Any day we may IJC hearing tlnvt v:;\s raufiht. The wagon was and Frank Dennlngs o£ Philadel- keeping stride with the advancement o( tlic sential (commercial, industrial, agricultur- results and In the meantime- the blue-blanketed ocean stretches to phia. ^ a Russian scientist, perhaps Ivan wrecked. Thieves broke into Michael Shea's automobile. When ;i business «iw« bigger al and military) demand is up .11 percent _vlnf! and yelling continued liy the horizon. Tho lace-t'iips of low lyumafonl, really invent™! gun- j On ;iccount of tne co,d and wet the fishermen. Finally about 1:00 I'. waves catcli the giin'.s fjys and powder und printing, and that an-1 asparagus had garage at Rumson one night and and stronger with the years, you can he sure over last year.'' M. a large boat spotted us und cream-white jewels ylc.-.'tni momen- wcatncri not much stole 15 now automobile tires. other great Uussian, Boris ltzalla- been marketed so far this spring. it luis a good solid I'oumlutioii. In the ease camo to our side. It wa« ihc "Cur- tarily and disappear. A long plume falto, first developed tho whool. Thirty-five members of the American oil suppliers liavo worked at rlgar.". The skipper united him to of black smoke unsvind.s behind a Even with this scarcity, asparagus of Mayor English, his succor is based oi contact the Flamingo No, 1 by ra- What Russian built tho pyramids, brought only $1.75 per dozen Ladles' Aid society of Fair Haven i terrilie puce since the cud of the war to dio. The captain of the Cnrrignn distant steamer and forms a. hori- comrades?—Milwaukee Journal. paid a surprise visit to Mr. and zontal exclamation point where sky bunches, while usually at this time hard work, lumest denlinjis inul loyal serv keep your car and mine, your oil burner and tried and finally informed our skip- of the year it was worth from $2.50 Mrs. David Bennett, who had been per that he could not make con- and water meet. Now tha ecanon LIBERTY Oil SLAVEBY married a short time previous. Tho ice to llie I'ominun'ny, These, symbolize the mine, operating at, reasonable capacity. tact and would h« want him to tow j of high spring tides is over; small to S3 a dozen. society gave a living room chair to Character of a man who has found lime out They have done a good job. They should ua In. This «•«* agreed to. rollers push up shelving beaches, "1 hey that can give up essential Among those from Little Sliver Mrs. Bennett. 1h«> anchor ro^e was attached hesitate u moment, thin to sheens liberty to obtain a little temporary who visited the state camp at Sea Leslie Wolcott sold his grocery •ide his business lo devote many years o be. congratulated. ISut, us long a.* there is and we were boing tawed about of foam-lleclied tian.s|i:ucncy and .safety deserve neither liberty nor Gift on their bicycles were Frank business at Oceanport to Ira Wol- fifteen minutes when the anchor slide buck to the sea which sont safety", saiil Benjamin Franklin. ' nnd Archie Sherwood, Frank Cur- public service as tlic ebief executive of this danger of a severe shortage in any'part of ropu broke. This was repaired and Atifl today this is still the central Us, Benjamin Shoemaker, Mort cott of Eatontown. wo were again taken in tow and them forth. Albert Frost of Now Monmouth borough. the United States, oil and gasoline users Behind tho benches are the dunes. issue of fwvprnmciit ovciywlicru in , Woollcy, C. \V. lford, Sr., C. W. flnolly towe1 d In and shortly befoie the world. Should any people sur- if vd, Jr., Whitney Campbell, El- boURht a house at that place from This country lias grown to be the most should take no more than a reasonable entering the Inlet the Coast Guard For long ycara tho windrows of o Michael Kelly for $2,000 and a lot stoi-il by. Luckily the water was snnd have bfen forming find chang- rcndci liberty to obtain security? mcr Pope, John Lane, John Wilson, share of the stocks of petroleum which, in The political faith of millions In adjoining It from Mrs. Margaret powerful in the'world—not b.v any rangicn calm and we succeeded entering the ing. In the warm May air there is Edward and John Lalio and Charles Gorman for $100. formula—hut Hi rough service contributed his machine age, is (he life blood of a un- Inlet without mishap. It would have poignant, beauty among the heaps Communist nnd Socialist countries Hobrougli. been ju«t too bad If the nnchur and ridges. Wind ripples are carved all over tho world, and even of Frank Smith,, D. C. Heyer and A new stage was being built for in thousands of Americim communities by ion. Again it is time to stress the old rope had parted where we were ninny in the United States, Is the the Navesink library. J. H. Braln- anchored without any means of In symmetrical linos on the grad- J, E. Harvey wero elected trustees ard was doing the painting and men like Mayor English. Today we find axiom; "Moderation in all things is wis- communication, flares or signals. ual slopes; the sun picks beautiful philosophy of economic dcterraln- | of t[lD L1U] silvcr McMhthodlstt colors from the concentrated quartz icm "Vote for me and 1 will yivyi e .,,.,„!, Alan Beagle was doing the elec- dom." Also: "Abundance Dies With W« would moet likely be floating in trical work. subversive elements trying to uproot our the Atlantic at this time. particles—shades of purple, violets, you better houses, more food, low- A ball was given by St. James way of life, to wreck our country, to sub- \Va,ate." t think Investigations should take chestnut and yellow. Higher er prices, higher wages, old-age club In Lyceum hall on Pearl Miss Grace Morris, daughter of place before the accident rather peaks aro sculptured by winds pensions and security—all you have street. About 100 couples were Isaao Morris of Middletown village, stitute free enterprise for dictatorship. We than after. I consider this gross into and ; long, to givu me is a little of your liber- present and $60 was cleared. Tho celebrated her birthday with- a negligence jeopardising the lives of twisting dried roots of beach grnsk ty" This is the. political catch-all party for 40 guests. need have no fear of these attacks us long Ticks Can Cause Paralysis some thirty odd fishermen and It grand march was led by L. J. 1 are shriveled brown strings against of the demagogue. Ryan and Miss Kate Ryan. Miss Rcta Schanck of Marlboro as our businessmen maintain the liig th« weather had changed and a fog the sand. It is strange, that those who entertained at an afternoon party. Dr. Theodore K. VanOellen tolls i or storm headed our way then A horse belonging to Charles C. Her guests were Mrs. John Ely of standards that have made America great. "God help us". The life preservers Those who love 4he sea and the preach controlled economics claim Williams of Fair Haven, ran away story of a four-year-old girl who was ad' are kept under deck and the en- ever-changing battleground along thf-t this will produce higher living Holmdel, Mrs. Bert Quackcnbush, standards. The least controlled on the stone road between Asrtuiry Mrs. Harry Magee, Mrs. Thomas mitted to one of our Southern hospitals a trance to the cabin will permit one ita edge know the haunting appeal Park and Long Branch. The horse pa»enjrer at * time. Surely two of the wind-heaped dunes. Lonu economies in the world today ac- Fields, Miss Gertrude Ely, Miss few years ago. Her parents bud noticed, people cannot pass each other In tually have the highest living became frightened at a trolley car Lorene Taylor, Mrs. E. K. Wlilt- A Deserved Tribute gray birches and scraggly red pinea and collided with another horse the day before, that on getting out of bed, tho passageway. Anyone can are slowly succumbing to the pow- standards. It is a curious aparadox son, Mrs. D. Holmes Ely, Mrs. A. The Moniuouth County Philatelic BO- igine what would happen if there er of the shifting sands. There aro tint while the socialist aims solely and wagon. Patrick Lyons of Sea J. Griflln, Mrs. Frank Gordon, Mrs. eiety paid a deseniug tribute last.week to her legs buckled under her. In addition she had been a rush for life preservers fresh-water pools around which at economic goals he succeeds only Bright was in the wagon with Mr. George Hayes, Mrs. Ray McDowell, was restless, ami at breakfast that morning and If an Immediate emergency grow bnybcrrioa and poplars, sea- in reducing his people's living Williams, The occupants of both Mrs. Frank McDowell, Mrs. C. L. Herbert W. Hill of Ked Bank in electing rcflnntM Itunitf people would rush standards, while the democrat wagons were thrown out and Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Willard Schanck, into the cabin but no one would aide goldcnrod and tho trailing, Lyons was Injured Internally. him president emeritus of the society. The had difficulty in grasping objects. have a chxnce to get out with oth- glossy-leaved cranberries. Soon the whose chief aim Is liberty some- Mrs. Charles Kipp, Mrs. Ernest A complete examination was made, but ers in back of them. dunes will be starved by the gold how manages to produce the most Three hams and a quantity of Voorhees, Mrs. R. S. Willett, Mrs. action was in recognition of the many year Or* news report stated that the of poverty grass; bench peas will prosperous economy of all. hacon were stolen from Christopher Spofford Walling, Mrs. Clarence Mr. Hill lias spent in the interest of stamp little could be found except that she was un- "Squirt" is a thirty-two footer, the lift their fronds of purplo flowers The great issue today is not com- Sued cltcr's smokehouse at Colt's Walling, Mrs. William Conover, other a forty-one footer with Ihlrty- and deep-green leaves. For a pleas munism versus capitalism. It Is Nock. The previous night an axe able to stand without support and would th l on board. Taking the Mrs. Charles TUton, Mrs. Henry collecting. He was president of the club a foot would lnnt interlude while spring advances slavery versus liberty. Edmund and some other tools were stolen. Tllton and Mrs. Charles McCor- tumble forward when placed in" an erect Bii:kc once wroto that "Men will Almost the sole duty of. Police- mick. long time. give a total area of clghty-tw* ' o fee- t• the sand waves lie patiendy in the never give up their liberties but man Plnckney of Atlantic High- It is also gratifying to learn that th position, liy the next day, the legs were along the rails with thirty-three C. E. Boyce of Centervllle was passengers, giving appoxlmately a sun.—Wow York Times. under some delusion." Today's t'c- lands was chafing bicyclists off the plowing when the horse jerked society, which has been in existence 4 completely paralyzed, and weakness began standing room of a little more than WHAT TO DO? lusion is "security through social- sidewalks. to develop in the upper extremities so that two feet per person, ism". back, breaking two of Mr. Boyce'l years, will not. be discontinued. New offl Newspaper reports state. "There Newspaper writers are practically Home people have chosen eocinl- ribs. movements were no longer possible. haa been little or any inspection of ilwuj's being told to "keep It short" ism knowing it will restrict liberty; Twenty-Five Years Ago. Thirty members of the Wenonah cers have been elected and it is hoped the small craft In this area since the and "make it simple". The reason society of Little Silver met at Mn. The Kenny treatment was instituted, ing back of this demand Is general- others because they did not believe Mrs. Edward M. Haley was build- society will carry on its activities for many, end of the war by the Coast Guard it could cost them their liberty. But Ing two stores and a house on the John A. Kemp's. After the busi- because polio seemed likely. .Hut the child which Is hampered by a severe ly sound, we think, and based on sooner or later Jhey will discover ness meeting, a social time was en- many years. Organizations of this kind oc shortage of peraonntl. Nor is there an accurate estimate of human na- coiner of Shrewsbury avenue and joyed. Mrs. George Ivlns played a failed to improve, and before loug the mus- any limitation as to the number of that socialism cannot succeed un- Herbert street to replace similar copy an important position in the cultura ture. til it abolishes liberty.. And they piano solo, and Axford Barrows cles in the neck and those associated with paMengers these boats can carry". The temptation invariably Is to buildings on the same site which played a banjo solo. life of a community. This being the case Isn't it high 1 will come to know the truth of the had been destroyed by flre during time that legislation be enacted writ* too much rather than too lit- words of Lord Actnn, "Uberty is Tho contract for a new four-room breathing became involved. So much dis- tle, not excepting people outside tho winter. limiting the number of passengers not a means to a higher political The Monmouth Poultry club held school building at Marlboro was tress wag present that she had to be placed and that the existing regulations be the newspaper business. It is haid- end. It. is itself the highest political awarded to the Monmouth Con- Two Ways To Show Respect in a respirator. Meanwhile her tempera- enforced or strengthened. If the er to cover the ground in a few end".—Phoenix Gazette. a banquet at Red Bank at which structing company of Freehold, Coa.it Guard is hampered by a se- written words, just as a 15-mlnute 78 persons were present. Charles with a bid of $28,600.93. ture had not risen, and in spite of the ill- vere shortage of personnel, let them speech is fat1 more difllctilt to pre- D. Cleveland of Eatontown was Services will be held Memorial day an post printed certificates In the paro than one twice as long, always J top.ytmastcr. Ho was Introduced by Four houses at Red Bank were ness, she was not in pain and remained men- meantime in conspicuous places on sold during tho week. One was Monday in a number of communities t each paid passenger boat stating provided tho same result is gained. Monmoulh D.A.R. XV. S. Sherman, president of the William Child's double house on honor our war dead. Everyone who cai tally alert. The turning point came on the what is required and requesting the Then nearly every situation cur- club. A gift of $50 In gold was the north side of Mechanic street seventh day when an engorged tick was dis- fishermen or passengers to inspect ries with It the possibility of using made to S. R. Griggs of Oal.hurst, and the buyer was Mrs. Stella Gor- possibly do so should attend these service: and make reports. It we can enact specialized words and phrases Elects Officers the secretary of the club, in rec- in their respective communities. Our tinii covered and removed from her scalp. laws to protect flsh under eighteen familiar to those who are closely . cgnitlon of the work which he had man of Waverly place, who pur- Recovery WHS rapid and within 24 Inches (about which I have no acquainted with the subject but not done. chased it for an Investment at con Id not be better spent. Tt is one way <: quairel) it is time that we enact familiar to the general public. To Mrs. Ernest Swingle $6,500. George Harfce Patterson hours the young patient could walk; by the lawn or regulations to protect the 11 Joseph M. Finklesteln and Mor- sold a house on Harrison avenue showing our respect for those who gavi fishermen who make the business make such a mattes- "simple calla ris Elsonberg, who had been con- to Mrs. Stella C. Williams for S5,- end of the second day she had regained of these fishing boat operators pos- 'for u lot more work in the effort ltvcleclcd Kcgvnt ducting a clothing business in Mr. their all that we tuny enjoy the fruits o to translate tho story into lay 000. .H. B. Wenck's house on the siblo and hold operators that over- Finklestcin'a building on West north side of Herbert street was freedom and liberty. much of her strength. load or are negligent In protecting language. At that, however, the job Mrs. Ernest H. Swingle was re- Front street under the firm name the lives of their passengers to ac- has to be tacUled if the casual elected regent of Monmouth chap- bought by Michael Jindice, a bar- The invader was identified as the of the Rochester Clothes company, ber on Shrewsbury avenue, for $4,- In another way all of us can did tho* count the same as we do in other reader or listener is to get the point ter, Daughters of American Revo- dissolved partnership. Mr. Finkle- Dermacenter variabilis, a common dog tick. cases of criminal neglect. without more exertion on his own lution, at the annual meeting last 700. Frank Saggese, a railroad who still need our help by buying a popp; steln continued the business under fireman, bought Mrs. Ella Worth- Further questioning revealed that the Sincerely yours, account than he is likely io make. Thursday at the Red Bank Wom- his own name. They will be sold in Hed Hank Friday nigli Harry Wendrich. n far we go along with the ad- an's club. Plans wore also made ley's house on Herbert street for youngster had a pet that was known to have vocates of what is popularly known for the chapter birthday luncheon Carl C. Shippee of Maple avenue $2,800. and all day Saturday. The money collects bought the former Harry C. Miner is used in rehabilitation of veterans and i harbored many of these ''critters." The 400 Cadets To Train as "readability", but Just what to Tuesday, June 29, at Joseph's, at Six Weeks At Camp Wood do about the warning to avoid all West Long Branch, at which time property at Fair Haven for $45,000. child welfare work. The little we give won girl had developed tick paralysis, a condi- unfamiliar words Is something else. Rev. Henry C. Beek will speak on The property comprised ten acres. Dr. Brady Lauds tion that we are hearing more about, In Four hundred cadets of the Rc- Now and then we feel the reader "Jersey Genesis, Forgotten Tosvns Fritz and Dewey Dressier and hurt us any. but it will do a lot of good serw Officers' Training corps of of an editorial has the right to ex- in Jersey." Clarence Sheldon of Red Bank You can be sure it will be spent where il the majority of cases, the dog tick is to sis army areas, representing every pect some challenge to hie curiosi- Others elected were Mrs. Ken- went fishing at' Swimming river, Bayshore Church benefits the must. blame, and in practically all of the reports, university and college in the ty, tome chance to expand his vo- neth F. Dietz and Mrs. Albert near the Tlntern Manor Water United States where men prepare cabulary. Just how, one is to In- Cornish, vice regents; Mrs. H. G. company. Dcwcy Dressier caught the pest wus a female tilled with eggs. While for commissions In the Signal crease his command of the lan- Capen, chaplain; Mrs. Theodore N. a roe shad weighing seven pounds. Cornerstone Laying the parasite is feeding on the blood of its Corps reserve, will attend summer guage if he writes and reads only Parmly, recording secretary; Mrs. This was said to have been the first training camp at Camp Wood for the words he already knows well Is Clarence E. Fanning, correspond- roc shad caught In the river that Held At Highlands It Can Be Done host, it injects a powerful toxin which af- six weeks, starting June 23. something we do not quite grasp. ing secretary; Mrs. William season. A. ceremonial ravlew, conducted The following from the Xew Jerse; fects the uervoiiH system of the individual. Not long ago, for example, it SchancVt, treasurer; Miss Ruth Thieves, during the past two Dr. A. C. Brady, pastor of the by Brig. Gen. Francis H. Lanahan, Dlbben, registrar; Mrs. William weeks had paid three visits to as- Statu Street Methodist church of Taxpayers association's "Taxegrani"' show Dr. VuiiDcllen tells us that the story is Jr, commanding general, and Col. really suited our whim at the mo- Thompson, historian; Miss Grace Trenton, Saturday hailed the new R. E. Hospital, will formally open ment to use the word "gynarchy" paragus fields, owned by John and what can be accomplished through orgai the same in almost every instance. Soon Sickles, librarian, and Mm. W. William Logan of New Monmouth. Highlands Methodist church aa a the camp, at which time the cadets becutuw il said lu three syllable* Hugh Ryder, Mrs, M. W. Conovor, "Tremendous service to the youth. ized action, instead of street corner "oni after the tick attaches itself, weakness and will participate la th* review as precisely what we had in mind. In each case they got two or three Mrs. John H. Osborn and Miss dozen bunches of asparague. The of the community," as he spoke tions:" paralysis ensue.. This usually begins in the troop*. Otherwise It would have been nec- Anne Johnson, director*. at the cornerstone laying ceremony Many of the instructor! for the essary to go on about "female "grass" was cut In an amateurish lower extremities, and continues until the authority or domination; the sup- Reports of the annual continen- way, indicating the robbers were at the site of the new church on "Cape May City proposed a tax rat camp, both officers and enlisted tal congress of the National DAU Bay avenue. pest is extracted. Thereafter, convalescence m«n, formerly atrvtd at Fort Mon- premacy of women, or government autolsts who were passing by. The church, which Is expected to raise of $1.10. Citizens organized, Inereas mouth on the staff or faculty of the by a woman or women". We have society, held recently at Washing- Mrs. Emma Magee resigned as is completed rapidly. been quoting from one of the small- ton, D, C, were given by Mrs. Wil- principal of the Shrewsbury public cost $77,000, will provide a Sunday- was held to 57 cents. Now the Tuxpnrci Signal Training school. They will liam Thompson and Miss Sickies, school room and a recreation room come from the same institutions as er dictionaries in the preceding school after having held that po- In addition to the sanctuary. association of Cape May is working for fur Hcinovul of the tick must be undertak- sentence. Mrs. J, Spann Jeffers, chairman of sltion four years, tlier reductions," en with caution; it should never be grasped thi cadets. the chapter junior group, an- Tha building, which will replace It would be interesting to know nounced that the group received A colored man, employed by Dr. the church destroyed by fire Feb- TKLLS REASON FOK LEAVING what the reaction of the average C, H, Kerr of Llncroft, left a team ruary 8, 1947, will be of cinder tightly because there is (lunger of squeezing man or woman is to unfamillm the national DAR prize for having niorfi toxin into the individual. As a rule, Brig Gen, Thomas C, Hives, chief tho largest membership in Junior of mules untied In front of Taylor block construction with a brick Abundance Die* With Waste or the electronic sub-division, Air words. We have alwuys liked to Amcricun Citizen's clubs sponsured Hance's store at Holmdel. While veneer finish. Materiel Command, told Watson co'rtfc across words wo had to look he was In the store, the mule* be- Rev, J. HiUman Coffee, pastor, the pest can be forced to loosen its hold by up, always provided there weren't by thorn. Membership in those, cluba bomili' cnstl.v wirl.v spring strike placing n drop of turpentine or ether over lab employees Tuesday lliul uuu of total 360. Sho also announced that came frightened nnd bolted. They stated that a fund drive hns bean, the reasons the post was being too many of them in any ono sen- Dcanna Mauser, a J.A.C, member were hitched to a wagon loaded stnrtcrl tn pnllcrt. thfl dlffernnce hn- which hnve plii.ved hob with production in the protruding pnrt. moved to Rome, N. Y,, Was tliut tence, clmptor or book. at Llncroft school, received a na- with hay, The wagon ran Into a tween the total cost and about $24,-. high army ofllccrs considered the —Memphis Commercial Appeal. tional prize for her essay. and brought tho mules to a 000 .already received. Pledges America's lienv;v induslries, Juid despite the This is tliii ik-k season. The little par- Grlfta Air Force base at Rome the ! Mrs, Robert Weather!!!, Wood- stop and tumbled the hay out on amounting to $14,000 have been re- current stoppiigu nt the Chr.vsler' plant, it nsites will be with us until fall. This .s not most likely to be converted Into n All, THOSE WONDERFUL tho ground, colved. research and development center RUSSIANS bury, stato chairman of DAR ap- appears this (.•onnlr.v IIIIK been able to put proved schools, spoke, A number of Mrs. Emma Polhemus, principal Dr. Herbert Smith, district su- necessarily so, but it uppcar.s to us that with the least expenditure of In Soviet Russia today it is radio of tho Holmdel public school, and perintendent of Mothodlat church- itself on wheels HiiH.veiir. money. He stated that movement braes novelties maclo by puplla at tliero are more tickw than ever this seanon. day, in honor of the Invention of Berca school In Kentucky wero Daniel S, Ely, ono of tho school es, officiated at tha coromony ut-. of th* Watson laboratories has radio by the Russian sclontlst trustees, took a number of school tended by about 100 persons. Quoting from Industry sources, .Shell Anyone with children, und especially been under consideration ilnce 1948 shown nnd sold to mombcre, There Popov. That Italian follow Marconi woro 28 present. children to tho May day fete at News, the monthly pnblivtiliun of tliu Shell those with pets should keep a constant vigil and that in all planning, the first was a copycat. Long Branch in automobiles, Those Tho first bank in North America' Oil company, has said: for ticks. The common wood or dog tick is consideration th* comfort of Boon, In Russia, will come •lec- In 1047 there were ten accidents In the party wero Ralph Maher, was opened and operated in a* "It.k estimated tlmfc 40,000,000 rotor a duugerouN "critter." the employees, Th* meeting was trlct light day, In honor of the In the United States which killed James Hammond, Goorgo Ely, Ed small room of a simple home in fetid la Uw Cuap WocA ttwattr. invtntor of ttu eltotrlo light, themo.o than 85 people. Ward HltUr, Dwgrea Kogtrs, Ruth Camden, N. JH In 1682, RED HANK RKOISTKK, MAY 2T, 1948

Marlboro P. I.A. Has -*tutifrU8 participate in a. question NINRTV YKAK.S Ol.ll Juveniles Stage anil answer period nt the conclu- Mim Josephire Adelia Brown of DON MORRIS AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Interesting Alerting sion of the picture. 162 Broad street. Kryport, crlfbrat- Four members of the Marlboro SONGS INTIME BY The newly-organized Marlboro od her 90th l.irthdny May 13. She Pretty "Wedding" Palftnt-Teacher association met j P.'i'.A. read brief summaries on tlm lives in the h"Uyi> in which shn IVM Cil A It L KITE future work of the committees .md horn. Miss I.inwn wn.< employed TELEI'IIONE WNC BRANCH fi-MTO-M la.U Wednesday evening in iiip school with Mrs. Archibald Apjjar ] discussed the work each should dci. many ypnis ;is ]ihraii;in nt Krypun At Eatontown presiding. Miss Marie Costlo, tearli- Diet us.«ion also followed un a milk fire public library and in the Inv: er in the school, opened the session project tor the school. Itpfi-c^j- offlcfs of Arknt-finn A- VnnBu.sliirk. with a prayer. moits were served under the direc- She :ilsn tnupht srhnol fnr srvrral '"Mis* Ginnic June" A special program was presented tion ot Mrs. Leon Weinbcrg. ye.ir*. The list meeting of the pre.seit Becomes "Bride" Of by the Robcrtsvllle P.T.A. with MONTI: CARLO MOIIIS. DANCING INSTRUCTOR Mib. Hoyt Scharff. principal, in school year will be held Wednes- •Mr. Tom Thumb" charge. Mrs. Chris Keck, president day evening, June V, at 8 o'clock Members "f the Shrewsbury Hope IN of the Robcrtsvllle P.T.A.. assisted. in the Marlboro school. company will hold two Monte Carlo The program consisted of showing DANCING CLASSES One of the highlights or the »o- nights Kriday and Saturday, June ; cial season in Eatontown was on-and explaining the visual aid pro- llntidork is an excellent choice lft and June 19, nt Shrewsbury (Ire ' joyed by an audience of over 200 gram used in the Robcrtsville of firh for chowder and othrr flfih houpi\ An RCA television set will echool. Special films on subjects lip the main pri/.p. Frank I,ane For Cliilihr-n 3 Years Dp Friday night in the Methodist scrip* It is also excellent for sirli 1 church auditorium when "Miss Gin- such as arithmetic, English an:l Stmnl>. 4 , CHARITY BALL. Serial - Pint | ' The Red Bank Quadrangle club will hold a charity ball Saturday night, June 5, at the Molly Pitcher hotel for the benefit of their chil RVBBINK drcn's summer camp fund. Dr. ALCOHOL SIMILAC Morgan P. Colio is general chair- up „„„•; man. (Ethyl) ^ A( Special Pint 1 O 83'

HOT WATER BOTTLE CLASS JUICE . or FOUNTAIN SYRWGE REAMER f'ltr.rnnlnpd for iu

COMPANY DRUG STORES 77 RROAD ST. KED BANK TEL. 6-1472 -TROMMER'S AT WHELAN'S 7 W. MAIN ST. FREEHOLD TEL. 8-1600 Iloth Ofllce* Over J. J. Nouberry * Co. White Label Ohcmiwn Beer Cor. Broad ft White Sts. License 712 - 775. Ch.ugo 2',i7i, on unpaid balance and V4% per month Phone Red Bank 6-0355 on nil amounts over J300. Dlllributcd by) JOS. PINGITORE, INC. LOW BRANCH, NRW .IRR.SF.V TELEPHONE 6-01II Page Eight m;n BANK REGfSTICK, MAY 27, v.m Betty Mason nnd Kdwaid Journalism directors to go to Ger- WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Biuck. — Baibara. Kuhl. many. The paper is being sent to School News iEchain, Land Hesse, In the IT IS NOT TRUE TO SAY "WE DIM EVEU1THING I'OSSIBI.E" lilt Cmtto AisMMiihly Movle-i American zone of Germany, to Her- CHIKOPKACTIC HAS INCLUDED HEI> t;WNK SKMOIt HIGH j "We Drivers" and "I,cfa Go fur«:hulp, which, in America, is KLARINS M'nrd DcGront | vlftr vo a vocational school. Eur- TUCKII'S i-'iahinf;." two moving jjictuie«, were DR. WARREN FOWLER Ward iJcCJroot, a graduate of ] picsented to the stu'denla inlhoau- nct Henyon is adviser of the paper. COMKT SHOP —Bcttie Costa. l'HONE IM Bro*4ir«r Vtn? Braack Hcc! Hnnk hij;h school, and a fitet- dilorium Friday, May 7. SW BKOAU ST. Chiropractor PAINT POTPOURRI >ear man at Die United HUics "We Drivers" showed just what 8-303S naval academy, Annapoli?, has was employed in bein.',' a good driv- Handicraft Club been rated among the top 30 mem- er, while "Let's Go Fishing" taught The Handicraft club ii making I'frs of his rias:-, arcordin;* to a rc- students how to judpc and use many articles which they will jell pni t received this week 1 >y Hn riy IS-shing equipment. Miss Barbara in order to finance future »ctivi- ('. Sicbrr, pi incipMl of Kcil B:ink Det'Ucit is afisembly ])rogram ties, They arc making earrings • ••Kh *< huul. 'i'hejo .ux- W~ mm in chairman.- -Barhai a Kuhl. and pins of sea ahells in a variety thi.; cl.-i.is ;tt Annapolis. of colors. The pupils can ei'.her WOW ! SHE'S CLASSY DrGroot niterl nth in the fintlrr P- was said that thr voting would coloiful cotton materials. THE HOUSE OF FINE FOODS lUriHit h;i(l .I.ij.'i in HcrUiinl cn- have to lie unanimous. The pupils The club is under the direction cf T ^im-i'i tiij;, .'1.71 in iii.i j inc i-n^innf!i - l'.;id to wiitii on their Imllot-s that Mrs, Miriam Lorher. The club is O ihf?, .'i 71 in nun inn pn^ineci in«, they Would agrcn to pay for the planning a picnic or beach party to 3.fiu in m.'itliotn.-itU'.s. 3T>S in EOK-cujw and (,'owns. It was annuunccd I'IOSP the school year.—Joan Wilt- r linh. history and ^nvrj'nmcnl ;ind later, however, that the board of shire. A 3.33 in fuvr^n |jui^u;ij;r^. AU^uulcs education would bear the cost of i'linvr 3,10 nvc confidprcrl mai l;,s f>T s > rental for the caps and gownn. B Joy."i will wear maroon Kowns rl caps with white tassel*, and SAME DAY u the girls will wear white gowns R 2liss tilt/.al)C.'th Kcllcy, problems and caps with maroon tassels. V instiucMor at Hod punic hl^h flchuul, Mrs. Frances Moore ifl class 3d- SERVICE j'pcently vt.sitrd tho junior ;md sen- vi.^rr. - Lois Cook. A ior hi^li ^rhnnlp at Kronxvillr, N. V. u NOW AVAILABLE V She v:. '.!rd Ilic history find fli-iiMirtj E rlrt'-sscs UIKI noticed tli >IIII rection of Willis Sisson, dim-tor. LEON'S select tho 1'iulil |i.'iiul fm1 lln1 rijrlil Jnli ami -limv >ciu, As in \he ninvh j;i>'ulc, n dctitilod The "Buccaneer." Red Hank hi While Ml. I'll. K. B. llwutird Isaacs fit the Piano 1 ile.st'ription or rtii-i ii'iil.-i find points school's paper, has made plans [ "Without, lilllijJ.lllnM, i-ii|nr I'.IIIN fur Illl Viirii>ll« lilli-lH'S. lias neon'sent home to nil parents. 111rniJKh the I\'Mion;i! Association of I Klarln'g Paint Store, 26 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. Students nnd parents were to dis- cuss thrlr individunl plans and problems, Kij;n a tentative tichvcl- ule for the next ten 5fcars and re- turn to the Bu'

We're making every circuit count! The Att-Nw 1949 Mireury

• New Jersey people are making more its full job, through careful routing calls than ever these days... and mote and planning. arc going to out-of-town points. We're • You can be certain that everything is glad to say most of them go through being done—not only to handle the Not a"new model"...the promptly. increased calls of the future — but to provide prompt service today. • The main reason is the fact that more * * * circuits have been added during the put ITIERCURY To make your telephone service hrtler and two years than in any equal period... better, we're in (lie midst of a $2 50,000,000 and others are being installed as fast as expansion program. Who Mipplics the money? Investors (Jo, through tiieir pur- cable can be secured. But another big chase of telephone securities. SEE MERCURY-THE CAR YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR - AT reason is this: while planning additional The money you pay for telephone scmce circuits, telephone engineers are making is used for wages, taxes, depreciation and oilier operating costs and 10 pay investor] sure that ever)' existing circuit is doing for tbe use of their money. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ENGLISH MOTORS/ Inc. 34-36 Maple Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey 4JU1AJIJLTIIMHONI tilVICI FOl A •MATH NIW JIRIIV ItKD HANK MAY 117. 1'HS Face Nine Anna P. Mason, a six-acre farm In 25-Year Phone Man I Midriletov. n township and half of Anna L Commelin a 'farm in Holnulel township, and NEW I to n son. Kurman T. Mason, the rr- rnninint; half of ttic Holmdel farm. DANCING Makes Bequest To Th1? residue of the estate is to be MOTH HOI €S • TSARS divided amon*,' Furnian T. Mason, KMrreo HOL At!:.nta Sabina M. Albrecht and MAY 29tn-3Oth Woman's Club Anna P, Mason. i in- or FO* INVISIBLE Furman T. Mason was named Al»«» Kcmeiiiliers r\riu:or in a will made August *. Ibbity, bibbit.T, aibbity nab, 1940. WOODY HERMAN Nursing Group, AND HIS ORCHESTRA Alinvs«.;n J1.25 Plus T.-.K Wavbe you need a liiatbinorv lab. MiGION rOST IIAME. Friends The Cii'il .Service Employees A.--Cooled CONVENTION H-ALL If you're an idea that has had some inventinsr, post, American Legion, will hold Anna L. Commelin, Lon,, bequeathed $500 lo its annual spring dance Saturday tlii! Long: Branch Woman's rhit> i at the Bcltnar Oornnumitv club, and $SOO to the Lont; Branch Pub- I Mil-'io ui!l be provider! by Hart lic Health Nursing association 11 n- : Webei "s oichrsti a. WIHTOL INDUSTRIES de- teims of a will filed for prob.iti' ! at tlit; Freehold nrtlce of Suno^n'.e Lewis Si. Eatontown 3-U8IO D.n man McFaddin. Bequest* of Sl.OOO each weir ' nutln to the West Long Branch cen:ctcry trust and the Friend.- Mcctinjr, Quaker organization a; j Shivwibury, for the care o[ burial I William M. Cousins plots known a.i John Lippincolt | THE SAFEST PLACE IN TOWN ro-v In West Long Branch nnrl William M. Couains of 42 Nor-Eden Wool ley row in Shrewsbury. ' mandie place. Sea Bright, who A bequest of $500 was given to i rounded out a quarter century of the Long Branch Y.M.C.A. and $),- ; 000 was willed to the Friends 1"- telephone service this month, has tcllipcnccr association, Philadcl- j beef awarded a gold emblem by phia. A private library was willed I officials of thft New Jersey Rcil to '.he Long Branch public library. I Telephone Co. in recognition of his service. Other bequests were to Sarah Hcnnrickaon, 1S3 Morris avenue, ! Mr. Cousins who is well-known ! Lon;; Branch, $5W), cold brooch and for hi« interest in civic, social and ROld .pendant; to Helen B. Hand- veterans affair!", began his tele- sc'iuch. 153 Pavilion avenue, Long ; phone career fla R helper in tlie Brcnch, SOi.10 nnd a diamond ami NoM'nrk district In 1923 and served amethy.it HIIR; to Florence Bain- In that capacity and as a cable toti. 51!) Hampton avenue, Lon;,- plnrcr, Installer, wircman, lineman, Brnnch, $500; to Ellen Feslcr, MS splicer and line foreman before bc- Mcilord .iveinic, Lontf Brnmii, inp appointed to his present po- $500• to John C. Brown, Tabcr sition of splicing foreman in 1947. street, Long Branch, all furniture A mcmber'of the H. G. McCully anrl furnishings. chapter, Telephone Pioneers of Tha will further directed that Sl,- America, Cousins served In the 000 be used for erection of Kranitc OF '48 Coast Guard during World Wnr marl.crs on the graves of the Lip- IT. He U a member of Mystic pincolt family in West J.uni; Brotherhood lodge No. 21, F. & A. Brunch cemetery. M.; Tall Cedars of Lebanon: Amer- Th<- residue of the e.'itale, includ- ican kepion post 316 and tho Mon- YHIM'I a big d»y coming soon —the day when you get your ini; a «hare in the estate of Eden ' mouth Craftsmnn club, Atlantic Woollcy, was willed to a cousin diploma. By enlisting In the Army or Air Force after grad- Highlands. Susan 13. Hnviland, or, should she uation you can take full advantage of one of the finest Last year he won the governor'* prencccase her, lo Susan B. Hnvi- opportunities ever offered a young man. contest for the "fish of the month" land'i daughter, Elizabeth H.i.i- by catching a striped bass weigh- land, CHOOSI YOUR MUD OP SMCIAl TRAINING ing 45 pounds. \\ illiam Fisher, Long Branch at- torr.ey, was named executor In ,i RIPORI YOU INLISTI Nearly-New Sale will d«t«il January 27, 19Hi Patrick Ahcrn, Mlddlctown town- // you are II to 34 (17 with parents' consent) and a high To Aid Scholarships ship, who died May », divided four Yes, Leon's "Certified Vaults" Are The tchool graduate, you can select your course of training in land tracts in the township among The board of managers of the the Army or the Air Force before enlisting. his four children, Walter J. Aliofn, Monmouth Memorial hospital Thomas F. Ahcrn, Daniel P. Ahem Under the Army Technical School Plan you can specify rcl'nol of Nursing will conduct a and Mrs. Clinton B, lyihscn. The two diRerent courses that appeal to you in each of two fields. publio sale of "new and nearly children were also named to share "Safest Place" new' articles in the hospital's au- The Army will check to make sure there is an opening in one the residue of (lie eetatc. Daniel dilorium ail day Friday, June 4. lo was iiRtncd executor in a "ill made of the four courses you have selected, and a place will be help provide n scholarship and loan Mav 13, 1947. For Your Precious Furs and Winter Woolens reserved for you In that course. Then you enlist for 3, 4 or 5 fund for etudent nurses. All items, Liziia Gordon, Atlantic HiRli- yean, and after passing the physical and mental examina- ranging from clothlnp and house- lands, who died January 14, 1940 hold articles to preserved foods, tions and completing basic training you will be guaranteed willed all real estate to her son, are being donated by Monmouth G;orgc Gordon, and her daughter, training in your chosen field. county residents. Donations for Marguerite Gordon. A sum of $100 LEON'S STORAGE SERVICE The Air Force offers a similar opportunity In Its Aviation the sale may he left at the' hos-was Placed in trust for a grandson, nlt.il's Auxiliary hall, Third and Career Plan, giving you a pre-enllstment choice of 3 among Theodore Bcrs, to be paid upon his Bath avenues. reaching 21 years of age. PROVIDES the more than 40 USAF Specialist Schools. There Is no better Mrs. Louis M. Hague of Rumson, Other bequests were to a son, way to get a start In the great and growing field of aviation. chairman of the committee in William Gordon, $50; In a daughter, Either plan gives you good pay, excellent training and a charge of the sale, 1» making ar- Catherine Ber>:, 550, and to a # Bonded Routemen rangements to have donations col- diLURhtcr, Elizabeth Homer, $30. splendid chanee for advancement in a real career. You can lected by volunteers when it in Im-TMu residue of the cslatc is to lie get full Information, including lists of available Specialist possible for the donor to brin^ thorn divided by George and Marguerite % Complete Insurance Schools and Technical Courses, at your nearest Army and to Auxiliary hall. All proceeds Gordon, George Gordon was named Air Force Recruiting Station.' , from the sale will he used to help executor in a will dated April 23, # Lusterway Fur Cleaning prospective students of the school 1912. . of nursing finance their three-year George A. Hathaway, Sr., Lon« # Fur Repair and Remodeling T« MM whh i Ymmn *r More of Coffog* I raining program. Branch, who died April 18, named Mrs. Hague emphasized that all his wife, Florence M. Hathaway, WIN YOUR WINQS with tht Aviation Cadets of the articles sold will be In ex- executrix and sole beneficiary in a cellent condition. "This, is not a will made February 14, 1945. If 70S are tingle, 10 l« t6\i ;eara aid, phy»ic«lly lound, and hare rummage sale," she said, "and we Sarah W. Vilcs, who died April completed it lent 2 jtm of college or the equivalent, you may lie quali- expect to have many attractive 21 In Rumson, named her brother, Red Bank's Only Cold Storage Vaults fied far pilot training at an Aviation items that are tither completely William B. Elliott, executor of a Cadet. Get full details now. Next new or only slightly used. All will dated July 13, 1936, and '.'e- clan Until July I, 1918. prices will be extremely low in qucathed all property to him and On Our Premises U. S. Army and comparison to the true value of the his wife, May L. Elliott. articles." Livingston G. Handy, Red BanU, x Why I:II[ come in ami iusped our vaults. S< c for yourself U. S. Air Force U. I. MMV AND U. S. MR FORCE who died January 6, named his 1 1111 1 REORUITINS SERVICE LODGE PLANS AUCTION. wife, Iner. A. Handy, executrix and the care uilh uliicli K'l ' '' ^ ntftn-il at LrouV arc handled. Pride of Monmouth council, Sons sole beneficiary in a will, made Oc- and Daughters of Liberty, will hold tober 18, 1930. P. O. lldg. R«d Bonk, N. an auction at their next meeting Elliabeth Stillwell Mason, Holm- Tuesday, June 1. Officers will be del, who died April 24, directed that Room • installed at this session. all bank accounts be turned ovor to her husband, Charles Wesley LEON'S Muon, and made the following oth- Since 1912 er bequests to a daughter, Atlanta Sabina M. Albrecht, all personal 64-76 White St. Kcd Bank r.-.rsT.ionu; to a riauRhtei-'in la'.v, Some words fool you: r. Hallantina A Sow. Newark, N. J.

POINT POINT means means

Decoration Day Closing ...butBALLANTINE ALL offices of the Jersey Central Power & Light Co. Will Be CLOSED all day Monday, May 31st always means: PU in observance of Decoration Day The hunter watches the point ;,. the butcher twta the point—and you, of course, get the point. Clearly, Emergency Cnlh only point's a word that fools you! will receive attention But not BaUantine! Ballantine never fooled any- body; it always means PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR . . . the qualities symbolized by Peter Ballantine's famous i-ring trade mark. Always look for the 3 JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. rings; always call for Ballantine. America's finest since 1840 OK-I44I Pace TOP RED HANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 1948 Another form of public association Asbury's Baby Parade and church preparedness is by as- m sumisE STORI WII.,1, you He ahlc to <*on- Rev. Anderson sisting in various churches. Within To Be Held August 23 liniH" >nur htiKinrs* i[ fire the seminary they keep physically Asbui'5* Park's 44th baby parade ih-strnjs .Mini- prrmlM-i.'.' fit through participation in varied Tells Fellowship athletics. will be held Wednesday, August 25. MEN'S SOLID COLOR AND FANCY liiisinrsK Intrrruplinn In- Mayor George A. Smock is honor- Once the seminary course is corn- ary chairman. First piiie will be v.ir.MKT will |>:>> fur pr«s|iw- Of Church Life 1i>r ramifies, l.iop raitilal of dollars in additional awards will nrul i t'i'ilit iminili.liiecl, Miici year, then becomes a paiUh priest, SPORT SHIRTS Trinily Itnior Speaks lor seeks his service as a specialist, be giv \my 1 lie fcuhiric* i>f valurd as a teacher, chaplain, clerical mas- Q"«" Titania. 43d, and her royal iMiipl'i.w*"* until \nllr hllFinrfcli On Taeks And Joys tcr, missionary or institutional | court, who will relfrn over the is r?st:M-(*tl. chaplain. While in the seminary Parade and the juvenile week pro- Of Service Training and, perhaps, for the full year of gram preceding It, will be chosen SI 98 .UL this llnrtfurd acenry deaconshtp, the clergyman i.i not in a contest which will get under about it* Rev. Robert A. Anderson, Jr., | permitted to marry. To the clergy- way soon with selections made from photographs of girls up to 1 icclor of Trinity Episcopal church j man must come the satisfaction of hetc, addressed members of the , profit in human love and welfare, 12 years of age submitted from va- ' Men's Fellowship club of his parish lious sections of the country. All Solid color sanforized shrunk broad* Mr. Anclei.=on said. children from one to 12 years or l.ifl Tliuisday niglil, and lold them An example of the scope of work a.-je are eligible to enter the parade, j LAWLEY AGENCY how any inspiied young man might done by the average parish priest clolli in «liiI*-, tan, blue, maize. Short I.NSLKWCI: unucititUr to rntrr the clergy and ' was illustrated in Hie 1D47 record sleeves. Also novelty prints. Also RIVERSIDE DR. & HW'Y 35 TEL. R.B. 6-0410 win! it nu.-int for him and the of Mr. Anderson: 17.1 church sei- RED BANK R.D. BOX 60 rmttiiumity hr srrvofl after he was' vine.", bU ntUlt erscv. TJOO conferences, line quality open weave in white. Two- ordained, i l,"0 meetings and between dOO and i Now She Shops A li(r of fPtvice to the church ' ;'00 pcironnl vi.'-i',.4'- lie said the. nnd it.s rioiplc, he ."--aid, is filled with | average parson v.-oiks with an in-| tvay collar, in-or-oiilcr style. Size* i-un.-lant effort and sacrifice yet it i adequate staff, nnd must he. prc- "Cash and Cany" small, medium, large. is lillcd also with satisfaction and i pared not only to deliver his ser- Without Painful Bacluch* h.-ippinrss such as ran conic only j mon.=. hut mu?t hr. a "jack cif all When disorder of kldncr function permits .1 rohonoui matter U) remain in your blood, it llom helping others. trades"—teaclirr. j-.rivnte .'.ec;c maycauscflaRpingb.icknche.ilicumaticputn!!, Public Auction Sale flew Mr. Anderson was intro- lejf pains, lor,s of Pep and energy, Retting U]i tary, civic >-pcn!:i"', psychologist, duced by the Fellowship president, diplomat, and a "somewhat un- nights, •welling, pufline^s under the eyes, Jliirhincry. !"t«»rl». r'i:.tur:*n invi coiiiph-'.c headaches Bnil dizziness. Frequent or scanty I.uuis Van Brunt, who termed the pleasant pin-cushion, the receiver passages with Emartinft and burning some- church rector "painstaking in his of all types of complain;.-, con- times shows there is something wrong with equipment <•£' VAN'S (»AI!Vni, on lliv prtinirc^ al: ; .ur kidneys or bladder. work, Rrneroiis with his time, and fidences and cor.fe."^inns, and must Don't wait! Ask your drugffist for Doan'a rrsprc'.rpd for yhis ability." Mr. Van,remain silont about what he heals. Pills, a Htimutant diuretic, used successful!? liUiliWAY :>3 ami WYCkOI I KOAIK "Still. I and I'm thousands more by millions for over BO years. Doan's irive Biunt announcelJ d that election of! happy relief anil will help the IIS miles of (itUerrs f r the cordinj; yenr will like me who hive iindcmlicn to kidney tubes fltihb out poisonous waste Xnua J:\IOMO\NN. ;•«, .1. b^ held in c^onnrction with t!u- fin:il preiid tin1 worl and lovr <<>:• Coilfour Wood. Get Doan's Pills. just lidi tli of TruMU' t irrlo sprinj; meeting June 17. would hnve lite no o'.hcr v;a;'," he MEN'S SANFOKIZED In clodding to become nn Kpi.s- — oil — copnl f'.ilii-c.h priest, said Rev. Mr, Andes.•en. the young man is not, as Silicic-ills )u: snirl (cnnc believed "ynnkcil by SLACKS SAT WAY, MAY 29th the hnir by Cod and ird to the U.S. DogW sl:ir:i»;; ;it II A. M. church." The decision usually f\ rc'iifjr^ who pnrtic- comr> .'•iowly. tht>i!jh cjuite flimly. Of thr ipated i:i c'jnimcnccmsnt-v/ce!: ! This 1? one of |Mc tinc.r ri;ui pprd ^ant^s 111 the :-Jt;ile uf New Considrring bis own cxncricncc. he .-,,„,,;.,,,, nf Sr.siiutVmnria univeis- j 69 Jersey wiui motltin M.irmncry .'uul liruipnient. :-'u th:iL you may said li's initial desires had been l"!.(v ^ sclinj c n l ove, Pa., '.vci'r MiFo have a-i Kppji".unity in m> pert VI offprints prior to . -'iln dnt , l.-.l:c up b\v and e:iter politics, and j ripit'iinif A" P.r.hcM.~ and Joref.'\ FORA atinngctiirnts Ivive l^rii m:vJe ft>v i\ br could licit quite remember just | p^ pryton 2 both of Monmouth v/licn it v.-as thnt he be^r.nifi c!c- ! ' ^,. 'LUXURIOUSSATIN Made of sturdy woven fabrics, full Public Viewing—Fiiday, May 28th ' tcrminrd. instead, to be a priest, j Mr' Peyton who is a graduate cut, Hell tailored. Come in plaids, 1 i The fcelinR most youn;; men ' of Red Ban!: hisli school, will re- mm ON lii'twcrn the Imiirs uf I I , SI. IIIMI 5 I'. M. [ hnve In making the decision, he ceive the bachelor of science dc- fine checks and stripes in blue, tan As I am rc'.ii.r.;' f:,>m tin1 (;:nnj;e lui*inr»ys will disperse my ; went on, is one of wonder: "Am Kier. Ho '..> a member of the Phi I ,"oo :in.v\vfr is on obvious "no," j:umnifr president feu tlmt fruter- hut qualities within men convinced nitv and iir'n competed with tins Con^i.-tini; of t'.v.n- I-'runt and Kiiimo .Slivii.^htcniny MnchinG or 1'ieir role in thin life icstore va;;Hy f!ii.:qin hnnna trad; and —cumplete, Ben- \\ nrcl B.II.'UKTI, IJcur Wheel ,S!l Mifrlilonor, Bc.ir af.inrr-.r.ce, he len^nrhetl. footbr.il Ic.ms. lie is I'm .^on cT Mr. I FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Head LiplH Tf.-lcr, »;ir Wi:eni AliRnrr, M'h Welder ( Kr^tilytc), However, the young mnn cannol and Mis. Joseph P. Pry'.on, Si\, 115 -.9 3' RIASONAIII Portable: Steel 'I'mil <".u rid.*, ,l;i: k.< IBIMCK lliin'ki, l-JIritrin Drills ; rnt;v the clerKy without »Skill-Si«w an-.l Hlaik ll,:v.:;>, Bc.ii Whcrl Spinner (Model 3,11, malting j Hu'o'oanl park. Rul Bank. J . b's (Irrirci known to and winning Miss Roberts (jrndt'ntpd from | Steel .Show L'asc.~ with adjustable shelves l'_'' uf -1 .sections each 3', 1 Ihf npprovnl and recommendation Mlddlrtov.'n tov.ntMp iiia'n school ; Steel Hhclvinp, t-^ccl L.Uiinct.s v.-ith ivtvWs \I-,Yuri>, Ullice Furnilmn, of Hie church Bishop, his local ves- Steel Filing CnMticl iLc^al Pi/.ei, Lathe iSouth J-cnd i )i" cnniplelc, and will receive th? hadielcr of ! Identitally Mofc/ierf CWors like new; Sinter .'md i.Icnciutur Te.^t Beiu-h ' VVei(lrt\hufr> new, try, psychiatrists, physicians and Ecicncj degrre al.'c- She is a mcni- ,Tire Spieader l\Ve:i\en. Valve Kaur til indcr l.Siouxi, Vi:c.i others. Following approval of his her of the Ivapri IJrlla Phi soror- iBenchi, Block liccPdins Tool iHinuxi, Uralic Drum L.;ithc i.Styles ! application and his acceptance- ity nnd nciive in women's intra- 50 BROAD ST. RED RANK ,'Barrctt) aiul Ur.ilie J"Joctor, both fur pleasure cart; «nd trtii-lts and only .TTtrr the most rigid physical murnl rporli. She I? thfl daughter MONMOUTH PLUMBING *;hoth complelr; Ar.-'ialiirc L.'nder-C'utter < Wcidcnhoff I, Gnn/lcr and i critiiicmcnts "re met and passed of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. NO RED TAPE IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS "Armature Tctti'r iNVeidenhoffI, Arljur Press fur Starters and Gen- upon and only after graduation Kcypoit road, New Monmou'.h. SUPPLY CO.. Inc. MONEY REFUrvDZD UPON REQUEST erators iWcidcnhofi'i, Drill Press (Euffaln Jtlfii, Electric Check ' from college—is this student ready Dumbing and Heating Suppllcft for his three years of imtcn&c sem- Eoy» enn niHke iinrUet mnnry !)>• «cll- • sold in lots, so please bnnff your own containers. All small items 'o be removed at conclusion of : rector. Work is trying, diffciilt, sale. P».ea£onnl>!e time will be. allowed fur removal uf machinery. i prost'CEEivc, and the nervous strain All persons attending tl"1 sale do so nt their own risk and the • is trenlpndotls ns you pray and undersigned ur.tt Auctioneers assume nu respttnsil>ility. le^al iv study and rludy and r.vay." Studies otherwise for any accidents that may occur. BIDDERS NOT j include dogmatic theology, ethics, PRESENT—May send their bids or instructions to buy with neces- slnginp. reading, parish adminis- sary funds to the Auctioneers who will faithfully execute your tration, explanation of the Chris- commission.-. tian faith. Bible, psychology. Each ll.v Order uf; I student U guided by s tutor and ' helped mainly through suggestive , criticism, partially on file review STILLWKLL VAN 1'KIT of paoer.s he must write after con- B. G. COAT.S. ) •100 Hath Ave.. Long Branch, N. J. siderable study. The New Tcsia- nient is studied In Greek. J. W. BURNS. ) Auctioneers Telephone C-S5S9 i Mr. Anderson said association with other people is regarded high- McmliLM's "Xutiwiul Society of Anctimicvrs" ly by the seminary, and the men CLERKS: Frank Woolley, c. A. Burk." 'do have freedom to.come and go much as they wish in any time they miph' r.oare for outside activities. Wheelth&e's that ZIP again IF o wonder you grin! There's that time and miles finally take their toll in N zoom again—that 4'0-that flash- wear, they have right at hand a stock of ing spirit that you know is built in Buick-engineered replacement parts. Buicks. There's that split-second Wheel in and they'll sweeten your fa/lor-mmte iubricmticn answer to your call for power, the engine to bring out all its surge and for Buick* feather-light response to your finger go. They'll steady your car's easy that makes your two-ton honey handle H's lubrication mad* I* meat* gait and make steering limber. ur* lor your •uick by th* «n- like a baby buggy. glnscrt who built th* car—with They'll even take out your worn en« lubricants carefully cheisn for This is what happens when a Buick is gine and give you new-car zing and |uit on* reason: they ar* bt«t for your luick. cared for by men who know Buicks power with a factory-fresh Fireball. best —men who know the height of spirit a Buick can reach and how to Sec for yourself. Bring your ear in and get real, understanding Buick car care. You'll find great beer sparkling under lh« bring it out. creamy head on each (lass of Kruegcr! Mon who know luicks You can't buy it anywhere else — and thoroughly so* lhal all th* Buick men have a way with Buicks no job for job it doesn't cost you a penny For that's a natural head ... a head of its own diff*r*nt **lnti that n***1 » one else can have. That's only natural. ... the result of natural fermentation. ar* properly tuppliad with more. exactly th* ri«M kins) and rlohl Whatever they do, they do as the de« So, naturally, each mouthful of Knieger amount of lubricant. signers and builders of Buick say it tastes smoother, brisker, better! You'ro away knowing your car should be done. They use Buick* is protected and sot to roll approved checks and tools. And when smoothly and dependably with lubrication thai hat boon matched lo th* mllooos you h*v* driven.

see YOU* MUKK DMLKM LVMMICAMS KEEPSB

head of its DE RIDDER BUICK, Inc. 163 Menmeulh Str««t Rod Bonk, N. J. 0. Kru»i!»r Brewing Co., Newark S, N. J. RED BAKK REGISTER, MAY 27. 1918 Pa^e Eleven

which operated out of Red Bai.U, 305-HAY IIIAMV1OS Eail Orhcti) >v« l'lionr docked at the Shrewsbury avenue Atlantic Highland* A H 1 nflou H Boat Service pier about 20 years ago. and more Advancer M.irlu Zinnia, a regis- THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING recently the Keansburg Steamship tered Jersey row, owned by Mnrlu company operated in the borounh. fnrm. l*incroft. won the New Jer- Harold Thorne 117 Primped Ave.. Hed Itank I .•!>• (ilionc lied [tank ft-ittO Men's Formal To Start June 21 There is a possibility that the In- sey 305-d.ty state milk and fat tercoastal Navigation company of championship* in her rlas:; a.s an- Building Contractor Clasies in all typci of Dancing for Children and AlMtl. New York will operate a convert- nounced by the American Jersey Wear TO HIRI At Highlands Cuttle club. In winning these high AI.TKKA'I'IOXS Hi: I'M If; ed L..C.I. (landing craft infantry) honors she }iimlur*vl rj.071 pminii> from Bahr's Landing to New York of mitU and 700 pounds of butter- All brand new 194S models. Sandy Hook Company this summer. Jat ;\fi a junior threc-ye;ir-old. This record exceeded by more than three The best at the shore Will Operate Three Questions And Answer* and onr-hiilf times the butlerfiit production of tile average dairy Daily Round Trips On Veterans* Problems cow in the l'llit''d St;iti'S. iler rt'f Q. If I attend summer sessions ord al^o e.-irns the i^old find .silver For the first time in many years, nt the college where 1 am enrolled niednl awards given hy llu- i/a'JIi: Featuring— there will be direct boat service, be- under the education benefits of the liut). All tests on tins fuw'ri pro- tween Highlands and New York. G.I. Billf do I need a supplemental duction were verilled hy Rut^ois tiniveraity and the American Jer- A'-}// LET'S GO-Go-go 9 l/nbralded Cutaways Starting June 21 and continuing certificate of eligibility? until September 6, thp S.S. Sandy A. No. The only time you need a sey C.'itlle club. Hook, Inc., of New York will oper- supplemental VA certiticate of • Tuxedo* i rite a commuter service. The boat, it., . 1., ill- eligibility to attend summer school ntr The KrtfMei-.—A.li v ^ yU '•'"« ri * i.\ rin: ,-rv I the S.S. Sandy Hook, will dock at is when you transfer to another • Full Dress Pier 10. New York, the foot of school for tlio summer term. Cedar street, and at the old Patten Q. I am a V. S. citizen and have • White Dinner Jackets 1 line dock, near Bahr's boat works received war service gratuity and Wise and accessories at Highlands. re-eetablishment of credit benefits The company made application from the Canadian government. Am Housewives to Lhe horough several months ago f entitled to loan benefits under Hie ; to conduct the service. At that G.I. Bill? Have time Charles Gardener, company A. Veterans Administration has All The Family's president, appeared before the ruled that the loan bencJlts under WE GIVE YOU A GOOD FIT mayor and council und received a the Servicemen's Readjustment act Winter Clothing (Not Just "Guarantee" It) ' 30-day option on borough-owned arc neither the same nor similar 8ANITONE CLEANED 1lii« yrar cvi'iy nnr li.i- llut property near Neimark's beach. It to the "war service gratuity" and anil "v- was the plan to rebuild the dock the "re-establishment credit" ap- STORED itr.d u.i n- | Highland!] will be met by buses, ployed within the meaning <>f I'uli- I pri'Pnred to lake passengers to any lii: Uiw 346 iG.I.Bill). point, including At-buvy Park sind Q. My husband is receiving n \ iiliii^: yon uilli nircfiillv -c- the Monmouth Park Jockey club. Spanish War pension of $00 month- Mr. Russell also stated that the ly. V/e were married two years INSULATION borough has given the company ago, and I would like to know If — IIV — Ici tnl lir;n li mill |il;iv clnlllr-. assurance of 100 per cent co-oper- I will receive n pension at his leath ? ' ation In providing pnrking areas (ionic in .Hid sec our <-•>!(••••- THE SWEET and equipment terminals. "I am A. No. Under existing law you JOHNS-MANVILLE THE SANDFLY WANTED confident they wilj ilo juat that," would not be eligible bri-iiiltfe your Fin-proof • Wal<'r|M-O(it' SIXTEEN marriage tonic pl.'ice after Decem- M:ide of olil-rtiili'ioncd said Mr, Russell. He added that limi. ciMMl '(Irtjl.am faifiiontj ber 31, 1937. — IVriiumi'iit — printed tctlico and itylcd 10 I present bus routes in Highlands ii I MO piece IU'I with Cutely with lite drdv.-iliing would not have to he revamped to "l ihorli and halUr DEVELOPER fc BUILDFR THREE MOKK I'OI.IO CASKS. Installed Hy lit in front. Siiti 10-16. meet the new demand for buses. Sil,, 10-14. He predicted the hoat-to-Tiiifl gys- Roland J. Hincs, chairman at JuliiiB-Manvillu ] tern would parallel the service last Monmouth County chapter or the 10.95 10.95 Good acreage for development of high year at Atlantic Highlands. National Foundation Tor Infantile Mechanics The boat will offer many attrac- Paralysis, announced Friday that class houses in best residential district, tions tp passengers. Meats will be three more cases from Monmouth For Kntlluute* served in a dining «alon. There is county had been admitted to Mon- Without Obligation j also a snack, bar and a liquor bar. mouth Memorial hospital. The plots one-half acre. Must be able to j An orchestra will provide music for total of 24 polio sufferers.admitted fhnne Local Itcprcncntatlve ' dancing, and special Saturday ni^ht to the polio ward at the hospital finance and, build four or five liuuseaof ., .j BlOonliBht ;1»l!«v4t»ve been ached- since January 1, represents the Hugh H. Tyndall jr. tiled.' most severe pro-summer epidemic the sixteen to twenty-five thousand class. Other features of the ship are a on record in this area. Rumson 1-1399 ' main lounge, ballroom, lnrge deck- The new cases are Thomas Will subordinate land for release.after chairs and an observation d«ck. PotraitiB, 17-month-old son ot Mr. nr iluhiiH-Manville The week-day schedule has three and Mm. Frank Pctraltis of South Salen Corporation AT THE WIOTEHOL'SE each dwelling it sold. ."••'"'.v • round trips. The boat leaves High- Belmar; Lawrence Llobeamnn, Union Placo, Summit, N. J. lands at 7:10 a. m., 3:15 p. m., and Bradley Beach, seven-month-okl 00 BROAD STRBKT 7:15 p. m. It leaves New York at son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llchcs- PHONE SUMMIT «-MM 12 noon, 5:30 p. m., and 8 p. m. man, and Edward Cash well, 5, Bel- llcvcrse Charges Accepted OPEN FRIDAYS Tll.l, 1) On Sundays anil holidays the vessel mar. will leave Highlands at 3 p., m.y OPPORTUNITY and 7:16 p. m., and will leave New York at 10:15 a. m., 5 p. m., and 9 p. m.! A "special moonlight sail will leave New York Saturday* at 9:30 p. in-, and return at 12:30 p. m. FOR RIGHT PARTY Mayor A. Meade Robertson of Highlands said thi« week that no ceremonies for the Inaugural of the WRITE FULL PARTICULARS service had been planned, but said ;-.,;• .;-•<.: •..'...•as the possibility for a celebration x

A FINE CAR MADE EVEN FINER. ONTIAC

Your first sense of satisfaction with your new Pontiac will be inspired by its performance. First, it offers the unsurpassed per* formance luxury of CM Hydra- Matic Drive*! The smooth, power* ful motor is quick, quiet and eager. Steering is remarkably steady and certain. The brakes bring you to a quick, easy stop. Riding comfort is simply wonderful. : ; ; Then—as the months and miles go by—you will begin to enjoy an additional sense of satis- faction. It will come from the car's You'll be doubly extraordinary dependability. Grad- ually! it will dawn upon you that your upkeep expense is almost ...i& of a 8eer/ nothing, beyond routine service. For Pontiac is a good car —built to satisfied! serve even its ttamd and third owners with a fine degree of satis* Now you can buy New Jersey's %^0 of with a ^^g£ of a head ... a faction. Yes—we are sure you will be a beer in the famous Kcglincd can. Hcnslcr a lot of goodness. So buy Hensler today — doubly satisfied with your new Pontiac. Beer in this V^0 of a smart, convenient then let its smooth, mellow tang tell you — container is now at your dealers. Hensler is a ^^^£ of a beerl Now you can buy Hensler the way you like it best... on tap ... in the bottle ... in the can. And no matter how you buy Hensler Beer.. . it's a ^^^£ of a treat. HENSLER For Hensler is a^^^flk of a beer... BEER V A Pndtcl i/ QtmrM Mtm RASSAS BROTHERS

19-11 MECHANIC STREET RED RANK, N. J. . Tha Joiaph Homier Brawliu Company, Kami, M. J. Pace Twelve MA) HANK KK(JISTKK, MAV 27, 1948 HONOR MOLL SKBVICE | Youths Charged Dedication of the Leonardo hon- or roll will be held Moaday, May With Damaging 31, *t 2 o'clock. The ceremonies will be attended by Boy and Girl Scout troop*, veterans' organiza- tions, members of the Women's Church Building Overseas Service league, a band and bugler. Miss Marilyn Stark of Port Monmouth, a pupil at Leo- I'o Try nardo high school, will be soloist. Work on landscaping; the area sur- Vandal* Of rounding the honor roll site ifl in progress and will be completed by Thursday - Friday • Saturday Methodist Edifice dedication time. Two Keansburg youths, agea 10 and 11, will appear this week be- 45 GAUGE NYLONS fore the newly organized juvenile MANDALAT . committee of that borough tc RFXH1LARLY tl.ti &*M QQ \ answer charges concerning consid- | erable damage they arc alleged to ALL SIZES AND SHADKS. 1 I hove committed last Thursday | evening to the Kcrinsburg Metho- I dist church on Church street. SI Gaiip- Nylons 81.73 tu $2.23 1 The committee, which will be au- Want a touch of summer brightness... for right now? | loiiKitically headed by Harry Wcls- i ford of the county probation office, I was organized by the authority of BATHING SUITS ! the mayor and commissioner! last NKWEST SUMME:R FFASHIONS ! week. ! The damage to the church in- FBOM ts ! eluded 12 hosted glues windows You'd /o/e the first-brtoth-ol-tummtr lift they bring 5 broken in the sanctuary and ten more broken in the kitchen, scv- siior rniuAV TIM. 9 R M. ; oval service candles smashed, the fo your spirits... your costume... your step. Ssaion-skipping altar 'disarranged, fto\w scattered • un the kitchen floor nnd paint Cold Cross spectators thai you'll wear everywhere 'spread on the lloor and piano. In CARROLL HOSIERY SHOP I addition, police .say. stones were .,. with simply everything ... trom now on. COKNKK 01 BKOAIt AMI MONMOUTU STREETS | thrown in the church, damaging several pew.-. An attempt to set (Ire to the edi- fice was averted when Larry Mc- AWNINGS Namani, a member o.* the church choir, extinguished a blaze in a Nothing can give more com- can of paint near a flight of «t£.ii-.i fort than awnings—they can PAYTONA in the kllchcn. Police say there be attractive, too. were several cans of combustible ^Beautiful the Bride substances near the lire. Twsiity-one years have McNnmnrii, si high school pupil, shown us how to help you arrived rt the church about 7 p. Dressed In an eiove Lane m. for choir practice, and saw the ...k church in almost complete dis- obligations in requesting an Hrldal Shoppn, headquarter* for order. As he examined the inter- estimate. hrlden who want the "new look.*' ior of the building he .saw the boys flee through a rear door. Frank Granger, church organist, Workmanship and As adv«rtii«rf In CHARM Brides and Bridesmaids arrived several minutes later anU fill hi Castle, Mrs. Wil Unm Pope, Mrs. L. O. Ford, Mrs. F. H. A. loan. Harold Dowstra and Mrs. Joseph C. Davison. Payable up to 7 years or less, on EASY TERMS. LIGHT STIfL NO RED TAPE • SO DELAY

Pay only 10% when you receive your materials . . . Balance on WANTID fO.-. Easy Terms. Commit us before NVDRRHUCmunS making your final decision. Abo htavy /fon, itMf and oil othtr RED BANK LUMBER TQPPMCCSPfllD Whltt Sldtwall Tim sfsllsblt si addhioaal CON. & SUPPLY CO. HAMY GOLDIERG* SONS HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. COR. PEARL & WALL STREETS UCOND, COt. itWIS ST. •MTH AMIOY, N.J. • MAPII AVINUI RID SANK. N. J. RED BANK 64)133 Mrth Ambty 4*«S0O 44 YMII «(Mr Mini el Htilml MM KED BANK REGISTER, MAY 127, 10IS Pace Thirteen Leonardo Pupil* Visit Wife Receives lull IILAL HOMEMADE COOKIES Added Service Points Of Interest Estate Of Attorney Children of the fifth and sixth John Shoemaker Bheppnrd of For your Bridge Parties and Teat For Veterans grades of Leonardo grade «chool Locust, veteran New York attorney, ! A. B. C. GIVES YOUR FURNITURE THE BAKED ESPECIALLY FOR YOUR ORDER made educational tripi Friday. left his entire estate, valued in ex- j Local Employment The fifth grade took a trip to Old crss of $20,000, to his wife, Mrs. j Tenncnt church In Freehold and Jennie R. Shoppuid, it wap an- NEW LOOK PLUS COMFORT WITH Deliriously different party sanduiches and to the Walker Gordon farmi at nounced In New York city Jlonday. Office To Help Plairsboro with Mrs. Marion Col- where the will was tiled for pro- pastries made to order leran and Mrs. Phyllis Horrocxs, bate-. Warrin B. Clark, managpr of tile th*;r teachers. At another time Mr. Shcr-pard was graduated Phyllis Edwards Rerl Bank oflice of t!:e Xew Jersey they will visit Marlrit hall, llld- from Harvard law school in 18B5 SLIPCOVERS." UPHOLSTERY BUMSON, N. 1. Statn Employtnont service, has an-i dlciown. and formed the law lirni of Sh'.'p- ! M BINGHAN AVENUE nounced that tho New Jersey Divi- The children making tlw trip pard and Ingalls in 1SU7. In l'XSl ; TELEPHONE KUMSON M1W-J. sion of Veterans' Services of the were Jacquelyn Ronaldeon, Char- th; firm became Shcppmd and We help you select your Economic Development commis- iot1 o Rausch, Olga Morgan, Mary pi.. During the latter pan of hi.s ', Our custom-made •lip- sion has established a weekly itin- Ann Aichcle, Alice Orillon, Joyce career, Mr. Shnppard specialized in | fabric, then we pick up erant service to be held each Fri- Schocllner, Lois Lcfcvtr, Dolores receiverships, handling tlie United I covers are of the new- your suite, strip it down day at the local otlice. Hefse, Doris Macintosh, Larry Copper company and the K. W. j The veterans' service will be re- Gordon, Fred Olscn, Jamea Maxson, Warner company cases. Ho wns i est of fabrics and very to the frame, re web. the presented by Harold Bechtel of the < Edv.-uil Bush, David Apgar, John chairmen of the Bar association in - Trenton otlice. The New Jersey Di- Buibnn, Clyde Smith, Roderlc Nev.' York, and was active in re- i reasonably priced. The bases, add new springs Diesel Electric Generating Plant vision of Veterans' Service is an jschoellner, Billy Budzinaki, Frank storing the book collection of the ' materials are matched accredited organization set up by |Sto\ola, Robert McTernan, War- Middle Temple library, Lcr.dnn, : If needed, re-upholster th-2 state laws of 191-1 to assist vet- I rcn Carricl, Alfred Seluby, Letter which had been bombed in tho war. and are cut right on evar.f and their dependents in sll- 'Jennings and Raymond Churchill. Mrs. Shcppiiid, dauRhtcr of JUN- with fabrics you have ing all Vypes ol veteran benelHs to Twenty-three members of the 15 Kilowatt Capacity—-Single Phas tice William lliimpcy of Now Yn-.-li. your furniture in your chosen, return your wh'ch they may be entitled under ' sixto grade went to Trenton with is a commissioner cf the .V1;;; New Jersey state laws and federal JMUs Adelaide Bentley and Miia York State Liquor authority. home by skilled experts. 60 Cycle. Install llii* unit and generate laws and to give advice and coun- |Do:nthy Vogel, teachem. They vli- suite renewed inside your own power for a fraction of. your «el on various problems. j iu<1». FURNITURE & f*f| now being carried on by the major In'n. Jack Wallis, Vincent Palon, will, which was lilcd for probate In Hand I'uiiiti-d Capital Engineering veterans' organizations and will not Henry Mayer, Betty Black, Frances Nev York city Mnmlny. Mrs. Mi- Lo-ijr, Lota Hotchkldn. AndyMamh, Linen I.l'-J yd. A. B.C. DECORATING Vll. interfere with existing powers of guiru, who served In tho W.A.C. Phono Rumson 1-1460-J attorney issued by the veterans to Jack Joslco, Joseph Maxjon, Nancy during World War II, w:\.i a prom- Kfd IriilhtrHIc l.VJ yd. 106 Shrewsbury Av«. Red Bank McDowell, Margo Gillespie, Thom- i inent socialite in i'.ilm JJcach, the;r favored organization. as McCray, Billy Scnn, Donald wlwro she I'.lccl Mnrrh 29. Isakscn and Billy Metzler.

Union Beach Decides To Sill Natco Tract Save on your trip! Come first to SEARS The borough of Union Beach will advertise a public sale of the Natco tract, the mayor and council de- ERNIE MAYER'S TAVERN cided Thursday night of last vk A hid of. $12,000 was made through AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS, RUMSON, N. J John M. Frlcl, local relator. Mr. Fricl said that he was not at lib- erty to divulge the lunui of those PHONE PHONK making the bid through him. It wns decided, however, to acjvertlf* RUM.SON Announces ICUMSON the property extensively in sn ef- 1-0534 1.0331 fort to bring in other bidder*. , Mt-BKORATION OAT I Mayor Edward Conroy Mated MUSIC NIGHTLY that however the property l» sold the mayor and council will do BY everything ,«o -g«e that th« right Sundtviches ticnong' (jet '+W property i for the proper purposes. T2.3&V10M0TIVE SUPFUES DON HOYT ScWcd Till •At the- tiMiatMic* •fGouMHaun Paul IColodzle], the council Indi- AT THE cated that they would refer the matter to th» planning board, 1A.M. which had previously nuggeittd withholding from any public aale HAMMOND ORGAN 150 feet of waterfront property in ! the tract. Mr. Friel, however Sale of Billy 1 Rubber All- 12 stated that if there were restric- Steaks - Chops - Seafood sund»y.. tions or part* withheld from the state Tubes, $1.00 each, plug sale, lie wu imtructed to with- I draw the offer; ao it was decided Fed. Tax With All Purchases CATIMNG TO BANQUETS, PA1TIIS AND WEDDINGS to proceed wltli the aale, (ubject to approval or rejection by the council. t of Sears First Quality Tires.

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Tiikc nilvnntage of thin new low prirM^)i i-ply body with .siMifT-rcsisUnt .sirlcsvall.s—they're tripli'-liv-tcil fur your safety, l.iet a set now on Sears ensy payniunt plan.

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CROSS COUNTRY BATTERIES Ht: "Thii road tun it $ht fa mtftl Did thing you have to experience to believe. It's GOLD CREST OIL you see tho sito of that bump w jutt hit?" a luxury ride that's out of this world! in to fit most cars. Si month Vacuum-distilled wax free. A She: "WHAT bump? I didn't ovon notito it." So, come in—see Packard's three new Eights , „ , And your good oil at low cost. fieduees for '48! And ride in one of them—don't mis* guarantee. Extra oM tal sludge. Naturally she didn't notice it. You don't, in riding in one of these Packards! .;.;.. power for accessories. one of the new Packards. For that's the quickest way we know to Smoofh 2i/2 H.P. Easy Starting For this is the car with the built-in "limou- lose your heart to a Packard—for ! Outboard Motor Marino Engines sine ride"— a gliding, dream fide made pos- ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONf sible by Packard's new and txclmivt spring New In Every Respect Mr Cooled 4-Cycle Motor suspension system that automatically compen- 82'i 1<4 H.P. 54-9S sates for varying loads and varying roads. Term* Ternu But that's only part of the story. The cush- Just what you'll need for your hunting pleiiMinj this Jtore's the chance to re- ioned roadability of the new Packaid if some- summer. 2.5 Horsepower place your old online with Klgiu mcitui' is right up to a Briggs tuitl SI rationai r lite ruiimti! in speed, por- eoolod 'i-u-ycle m o t n r. fDi'iiiuiiuu nnil smooth op- Lar^e oil pump permits eration. Moves good size engine to operate nt, any lioal (1-7 MI'll. Sco one nngle. Hai'kllro trnp. now nt, Sniir.i. You'll liku Throttle control. Coupling T. C. OTTO, Inc nil ils I'ualiiros. for driving slmft. Open Friday Till 9 P.M. Harding Road at Broad Strut PIIOM 6-0428 Red Bank, N. J. Closed All Day 27 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Decoration Day Page Fourteen UED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, lfU8 Military Rites Welfare Council - PIANO INSTRUCTIONS - Convenience POPULAR MUSIC I* The Keynote Saturday For Plans Progress HOWARD ISAAC of PIANO STUDIO 8 Broad St., Bed Bank Phone R. B. «-J61» LEON'S 11i-hlands Vet 17 Organizations If No Amwer, Eatontnwn 3-OO3I-K. Certified Storage Service Hc|ircscntc first quality bath tow«ls entered the service in 1941 and re- granid will develop through con- A. A. tributed time and efforts of the ceived his basic training at Fort A FREE LECTURE Knox, Ky. He was sent overseas delegates. Activities of such a coun- regular 1.00 new ALCOHOLICS on Mother's day in 1942. After cil, when put Into operation, were serving in Ireland in the prc-in- explained by Miss Ruth Jennings, entitled Iluttvy, large, full-size towels. They ANONYMOUS vasion period, his unit landed in executive secretary ot the Morris Africa in November, 1942. He was county council. measure '2'Jx'i'i. In white with striped Red Bank Group killed the next March, one month Members of a nominating com- "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: l)onlors of blue, green, pink or gold. after his 32d birthday. mittee named included Edward H. Cpl. Patterson, a graduate of Cnnway, representing the Hcd P. O. Box 48 Highlands public school and Lcon- Hank Chamber of Commerce, chuir- THE PATHWAY OF j nrdo high school where he was a . Mrs. Alton V. Kvans, Family i member of the baseball team, was Wuliare Service of Long Branch LIGHT" N. J. Information Office | employed at Parker's diner on Bay ami Deal; Mr6. Harry H. Neubcn;- avenue, conducted by Borough cr, Monmouth County Organization by Margaret Morrison, C. S., Boston, Mats. Phone Market 3-7528 Council President Richard Parker. for Social Service; Mrs. Henry 0. Member of the Board of Lectureship or CANNON SHEETS I Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Gcrmond, yd., Monmouth County Tlic Mother Church, The First Church of Anna M. Patterson, and two broth- branch, American Association of ers, Stewart and David Patterson, University Women; Miss Rhoda Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts first quality muslin sh«*ts all of 52 Second street, Highland*:, Southull, bureau of old age assist- and a sister, Mrs. Mary Hcmmer ance; Wayne D. McMunay, county of Newark. weitaro board chairman, and Dr. SATURDAY, MAY 29th regular 2.65 new 2.39 The hody was taken.to the late W. It. Hawkins. Monmouth County residence upon arrival. The Vet- Dental society. 8:30 P. M., IN 72x1 OS Cannon Magnolia sheets mailu erans of Foreign Wan post will rs>. Clarke is tentative chairman fur long went* and smooth comfort. t:t() hold services nt the late residence of the By-law* committee, nided by tonlRht. The American LeRlon will Mrs. Joseph F. Hunter, Junior Ser- JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL .i to Ihe inch. hold services tomorrow morning at vic2 League of Red Knnk; Harry the Legion hall. Klatffky, Rivnrvicw hospital; John AUDITORIUM Borough flags will be flown »t L. Vontgomcrs', county welfare di- half-mast until after the burial by rector, and Harvey D. Lcuin, Aft- proclamation of Mayor A. Meade iV Park Chamber of Commerce. First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Red Bank, N. J. Robertson. Buttermilk may he used inter- Cordially Invites You to Attend Is changeably with sour milk—if it is not too old—in most rccf.pes. Eight Year* Old Mr. and Mrs. t*ster Rlchens of "Sensation uj the Shore'' Colt's Neck Rave their daughter Peggy a party Friday afternoon In Opening Speciuls celebration of her eighth birthday. Games were played and prizes awarded the winners. The refresh- BRING PRICES DOWN ment". were served on a table dec- PERMANENTS orated in pink and white, and the Latest 1!)JS Xestlc Oil room was trimmed In these colon. Those attending were Judy and Lester Rlchens. Jr.. Barbara Dykn- man, Vonnle Kelly, Elaine Kelly, ST.5C Reg. Kntherine Riley, Shirley Johneon, $15.00 Patty Walling, Barbara Gunther, Cherry Seaman, June Seaman, Har- NEWBERRY'S -HUGE olil Gunther, Jr., and Norman Wy- Includes Feather Cut and lie. Adults present were Mr. and Hc-Vlva Cream Kings Mrs. Richens, Mrs. Harold Gun- j thcr, Mrs. John W. Seaman, and PeSBy's grandmother, Mrs. Marga- Helene Curtis ret Davis of Cleveland, O. THKKK-CAR ACCIDENT JMaclimeless State Police at Shrewsbury bar- rack* Investigated a three-ear acci- dent Sunday evening on route 34 »t the Colt's Neck Intersection. The $5.00 ... cars were driven by Dorothy phlt- : lips, 18, of Elizabeth, and Oliver j Laudcnslagcr and Lj-dla Baer, both of Pennsylvania. According to po- YARD-GOODS-SALE lice, the Baer and Laudenslager - • STAR •.. vehicles were slowing down at the intersection when they were pushed BEAUTY SALON from the rear by the Phillips car, Miss Phillips, who was treated At FRANKLY, this is the Largest Assortment of 297 Main St. Kcansburc Rivervlcw hospital for a concus- (Near Church St.) sion and cuts, was summoned to appear before Recorder Frank Me Tel. Keaneburg 6-1022 Cue of Colt's Neck tonight on a Cotton Yard Goods we've had in Red Bank in charge ot reckless driving. over 5 years. You will Find Almost Every Fabric Imaginable, All 35 to 36 Inches Wide- Wfestinghouse All Fast Colors. Over 5,000 Yards of First REFRIGERATORS Grade Goods. Look at these Listings. Look They're herd They're bet- ter than ever! Take thii B-7 model—it's a big, at this Price. You'll want to Grab Them by well-planned 7 cubic foot refrigerator. Has complete facilities for keeping each end every kind of food the Armful, they're that terrific. Better be here fresh for days—plus a large frozen storage com- partment. at the crack of 9:30 Friday Morning. Model D-7-48 SEE IT TODAY! ONLY * Printed Percales * Slub Broadcloth * Printed Pique * Novelty Weaves

'.utuding Tc^sral EXCIM Tex. * Printed Poplins * Shadow Lawns '.«:=! cr.d !!=!« Tar.tt Extra. * Printed Shirtings * 80x80 Percales •fc V.sro Frsson Storage * Bleached Sheeting * Woven Dot Lawns X M::o Mill: Botllo Space * Solid Color Batiste * Solid Color Broadcloth •jJr N:w end Bigger Mcat- Ueepsr * Solid Color Organdy * Solid Color Pique ^r Big Kamidrcv/tr Solid Color Poplin * Solid Color Lawn AMANOID to* nmm SEE IT NOW I OF MIIK AND SIMPLICITY SIMPLICITY SOLD ON EASY TERMS PATTERNS PATTERNS 15c . 20c • 25c | ON SALE 9:30 FRIDAY MORNING | 15c • 20c • 25c BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 46 MO1NMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 K. B. 77 BROAD ST. IM BKOAIIWAY I'HONK 5 o'clock, Mayor Farrell arrived, and Sale! SHEETS 2 ! FREE FREE Mr. Kcimnrk followed him in and everybody got busy. It turned out llmililf bed -I/.I-. Sl"x!'l!l". These s9 to be nn extremely long session, .-iiuwy while -heels are ;ill perfer.1. with discussions ending just abont Sale! Bed Pillows 3 Kvei\ niie >niiiiilli iiml <• I. -oft. Council voted to appropriate $100 r«.ii- added -d'ciiijlli and iluniliiLily. to renovate the municipal baseball I II'. dim II pillnw-. i-iA'Tt'd uilh line. field, putting in a new clay base !'•> ll--> -ll-lprd hrUililf. 'I'lie liilinu: and relocating the backstop—pro- vided J, E. Connelly, owner of the Sale! PILLOW CASES llllllefl.il i< ,i|| ||ew .mil -lel'ilizeil. Peninimla house, donated, n.s Coun- M.ll.e ^llt'e \IIII ;il'-' C'Milv* I'III' -UtU- cilman Jacobsen said he had pro- IIU'I1 (.ri|i'-|. |i\ Inutiiu; idle ii!' lllDi'i' mised to do, $200 for the work. The 65' ball field is being relocated a lit- h'nll \:>"s:\c<" nl' Ilii- I.II'L'I" VI"\'J7" -ize nn hand. 50 CURLEY HOMES SOLD tle mere distant from the peninsula house aa there had been complaints last season of the dust kicked up . IN BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY by the players. The $200 check from Mr. Connelly wns received Monday Sale! Bath Rug Sets Sale! JUMBO by Henry Renshaw, the borough clerk. 49 GARMENT BAGS 1" Acceptance of an J83 check from 2 and 2" Councilman Ncimark was held up, 54" LONG following request by Councilman Hcgularly $:.\.4\) and f?4.20. A Nelson that the money not he nc- Uejiulai-lv ?'.'.'•!'.!. I rt->inni)nnt Im.ir WHY? cepted. The check was in payment initniil'iii'iui'tT's i'li»u onl, Hint w« Hi'ithbt'il in ciriler In pii!..s (lio sav- for use as a parking lot a section made nf li••:i\ \ i g.uiK1' llul'mil ALL BUYER* VISITED EXHIBIT HOME. Saw an established residential of borough-owned Ocean avenue ings nn In yiii. Miit. iiinl 1 i».l covci1 community. All homes built on. plots with 65-foot frontage seeded and property which Mr. Ncimark had in clianuiiiK Miiilli-eulorcd i.lo- "I'nlj Iliein'." Trail-parent ;ind been leasing from Sea Bright since .siffii!-. li |)li'iisiiiff piislcl cornbina- shrubbed, attached garage with overhead door, full cellar damp proof, Len- before he was nnmed to the coun- Ili'xildi' wilh I• 111'-* up rn-e lnndiii(f. l.ii»ii^. I'ink, hliie, pencil, fltisty S(i'i|ies mill Mural piillcni-s for every nox gun type oil air conditioned heat, automatic gas hot water supply, ex- cil. It was Mr. Nelson's belief that 1 1 1 HIM , ffl' - '" '""' '"'''ll'l'l. All W.'isll 1 pansion attie with dormers, oak floors, fireplace, tile bath,, kitchen cabinets, Mr. Neimark.^as a borough official, ruoni. 5.S" wide and I' ;; \ai'il~ IOII.L'. Knit MM" zi|i|ier II|I..'IIIIIK. Slurdy could not enter into a contract with |'ii.-l qiiiililv. Ov.-il ;iinl obi on jf Malcliing tits liai'ls^—lieinnii'd, lu'iid- molal fi"."im••*- inlaid linoleum, plastered walls, wallpaper .of your, own selection, Wooder the borough, particularly one in .si ssi.1.". windows, full screens, combination stcVro/^oor, Insulation. THESE AND which Mr. Neimark'stood.to earn ed, ready to luing. a proftt. ' •-,--' OTHER ITEMS ANSWER WHY WE ARE 8ELLINQ HOME8. Appointed, on the request of the New Jersey State Highway .depart- Sale! Plastic Lace Cloths c F. H. A. INSPECTED ment's traHlc .co-ordinating -com- mittee, was a municipal committee " YD. r>'i" W % .98 Iteg. $ i. in Sale! Seersucker 65 including Police chairman Daniel Sale! Tapestries 2 Pearson, William R. Fowl«r of the r> A ">c72" $1.38 IU-K- $t.r>',i Hegnlarly TS)i; v• 1. A (fraud var- board of education, Borough Engin- " 91.00 Meg. •51.'.is EXHIBIT HOME OPEN DAILY 1 TO 8 P. M. eer O, Wolcott Morris, and Ucemil- llpgulnrly !?-'.!)S yd. nc-covnr itil.y of slriiK'-i, ('.(iliir l'ii»t mnlor- er Jack Weir. The committee will yuiir own I'liniilni'e with tlic-ic •j. ln>ai:lifnl elnlhs a •e waler- ial Ih.il, reqiiiri.'^ nn irmiiiiff. S<.'\v MR. EIGENRAUCH ON PREMISES make a. study of t raffle conditions neid proof ;IIKI as they exist here and make recom- proof, aleohol youp own dri'-si"- and -a\e, Hiiy DIRECTIONSi—Drive Broad 8treet, Shrewsbury, turn down White Street, mer.dationi for Improvement to the sturdy, long-wcnrinjj fabrics. Kull proof. They ,-ire ,il>o '•eaiolc^-'. opposite Shadow Brook Inn entrance, to Robinson Place. Turn left. •tilt. your >ewiii^* ,'ieeesMiries at our ,Vi" wid« in hlnc, Urn or wine. Buy nml save laundry expense and EXHIBIT HOME third house on right. The council approved the trans- fully >(in'ki*il N'olinii ilt'purlinr'iit. fer of the retail consumption liquor wear on your line linens. license from William J. Noonan to E. Gerald Zuman and premisc-to- PRICE $10,800 PHONE RED BANK 6-4865 premise transfer of the eamo li- censo from the Ocean Spray at 97 Outstanding Ready-To-Wear Values Ocean avenue to the Sea Bright Yacht club at. 958 Ocean avenue. The transfer will go into effect Juno 14. •9 95 Councilman Jacobsen was auth- Sale! NYLON PANTIES 1 Sale! RAINCOATS 10 orired to obtain estimates on che cost of providing new drainage Hogularly $2.50. Soft, strong and quick drying. Values to $2?.50. 'i'lie.-rc an; real values for thu plpu at the foot of Surf and South Made of fill nylon thread on Faerie sure-look ma- .slioi'l lady. Our entire .sloek of ritineuals inadij street*. chine. Step-ins,' briefs, forrnals and athletics in by Tritingli; ul a new low hnrguiu prim1. All sizes. Wings Presented blush and while. Sizes' 4 to 7. To Air Squadron Joseph A. Michacle, leader of Air- .69 COOK born* squadron 50, sponsored by Sale! GIRDLES Sale! Exclusive BLOUSES 10" the Shrewsbury Community club, presented wings and certificates to Uegnlarly $5.05. .Sinool.li. lightweight girdles made nine charter members at a cere- Values In .$10.51), Kino qu.ilily workman-hip in of satin liistox. wilh Leiio clastic pannls. Al-<» mony held Friday night in the Ihe newesl ei*uiiti«jli«. All .-itti-in.-tivo styles in white. Shrewsbury suhuul at which thv styled in panly girdles. Ulne, white, blush and nwvly-organiied group received its Soino evening blouses ;il«u inelinleil in thi< s.ile. chjytcr tram Morgan C. Knapp, black. county Boy Scout executive. A welcome to the new squadron wa» extended by Mayor Alfred N. Beadlefton and Irving Feist, father of John Feist, one of the members, acted as master of ceremonies. The Sale! DRESSES 3' other members arc William Frank, Howard Scherman, Thomas Osborn, Regularly $'i.!)5. Ideal for hot Carl Herbcr, Elijah Ask, Donald weather wear. Slriped chfimhruys Markham, Enoch Ask and Howard Strauss. and floral print eoltons. Sizes I 'i The squadron la an activity of the senior boy scouting wing, de- j to \\. voten to character building and to pru-flight training for air-minded young men over 15 years of age. l'l'BMG lIKAI/rifMKETlNG The monthly meeting of the Mid- dletown Township Public Health association will be held at the Hartshorne Memorial health center next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Hayes of the public relations department of Monmoulh Memorial hospital will epeak on, "The Co-Operation ot Hospital and Health Centers." The meeting it tpen to the public. Y T T HISK up a batch of delicious cook* "SAMPLER" W ies in next to no time at all. With Do you just slitn|il« life Or live It Hi the full V the new FLAKIES you merely add one Do yuti tip toe on the eOltts O,. the rim 7 , egg and flavoring. Yes, lady, here ore all Are you the Kind that wnlk bnokwitrda Wbtn it come* to tnklnlt chaiicuuV the dry ingredients ready-blended... Or dive Into living •With • vim 7 mnd precision-mixed for sure results. Them are many like • little mouse That nimble on the eilses Good? Same fine quality ingredients There «to somu thnl skim »li>wt the tun Afraid to dive you use - to assure that rich, home- If you have never gained yuilr confidence Ki.uuuh to jun toMe of livljig Ai a lumpier you are baked flavor and crisp, crunchy texture. Only hul( allvt. Whin It comes to cllmlilmr'niounliiiin And a single package of FLAKIES' IJu you ncuttlo in the ilolilrums'.' When they nsk who'll wieak up to the makes 36 to 48 cookies. Get FLAKIES boa a 1J& you nhy 7 Sale! NYLON HOSE the very next time you're in the store. U they want someone for chaunum Do you lit tlKht In your chassis 7 Can you class yournelf with TttU HHmiile tuiyV PAIR Aru you afraid to rhunitn your joh Sale! BATISTE GOWNS 1" Sale! NYLON and tiven though thi.y tl'ttlit you fuuuhiy? A HEW MEMBER of fh« Do yuu Oit'iid lllklliK 1'Hck lli« jtork llpgularly iJI.Dri if perfect, thos« chop* When they umell? 2" slight irregulars wiire made by unu If you had the chunco to tt-uvul SATIN SLIPS 4" FLAKO And unly had ono (Jay to relluct of llio best known nianiifncluroi's nf Could you mnlio your mind up hosiery. They are, available in the Hogiihivly i?u.or>. Fashioned by Mary •Kuuio Pie Cruit Mix; •FlAKORN Quick cnouith to tell? !?;i.O5, You will find these Corn Muffin MU; *QUIKQ BiKUit Juat consider that It's your llfo bcniififully tailored gowns cool and latest slinclns, All havo the (Ino ny- Unrron, llio "Ltiastrnit" slip gives •nd Shortcake Mil; 'Cut-Lire CupJ You we livlnu . That you have but one chancu to llvo lnue Kanl-ltiin eunstruution. They you complete freedom of movement. Cake Mi>. I: every lilt rol'ru.sliiiiff. While grounds with Ami if you juftt »»mt>lo llvlmi n* a wore a uoiuitlulu sell-out iit ouv last Uuliculi! liln^li niul while made- of HAKO MODUCTS C0l*OIATIQN| mliir. ilninly Jlfc'iirus ill slui!|iy simimor sale, so uuine eurly for best selcu- MnPoiiL nylon tnul niyoii sutin. U'j i*. willful wMiu of food for fccdlux cnlnrs, Sizes It) to ul). tions of sizo and color. Sizos 111 lo \'±. CHARLOTTE n. CONOVE1I, : u.. . Bvenlt. RED BANK REGISTEH, MAY 27, 1948

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The Ancients Colled It * Light in weight COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS * Retains its shape Must man die 10 release his inner * Swell appearance and consciousness? Can « experience momentary flights nf ihc snul —that * Solid comfort for you. is, become our uilh the univene and receive an influx of jjrc.it under- Choose-from Mingle and double Handing? The shackles of ilic hmly —in breasted models in stripes, neat earthly limiliilic.ns--c.in lir lluinwi figures ami plain colors of tan, off ami nun's miii.l tail he iitiuiteil lo the Infinite \Vi«lnm li>r n ll.isli nf I'U-tuKHl is one "if the murals in Monmou'.h i'aiU clubhouse, .showing "Down the Stretch at Old brown, blue or grey. a second. During this biicf inirrv.il Munmntilh Pnrlt." In Iho iKitUsruuml is the ".'lil iron" jjriimlsliinil, imp i,f the most magnificent struc- intuitive knmvlcdjir, urrnl inspira- tures (if the times when the trnck nourished from 1870 to 1893. ll.i modern countcrpiut opens its third tion, and a new vision of "»r life's M'n.con June; 21 rind will rnnt.nuc through August 7. mission arc had. Sranc tall this P'eat 33* to 35** experience a psychic phenomenon. But the ancients knew it and uupht Mrs- Cornelius C.'. Perrine, Mrs. it as Cosmic Couscioumrss — the TnMie Hcallli Jnnics fi, VaniVostrnntl, Mrs. Wil- June Operetta merging of man's mind with the : Have Busy Mould liam He.-illcy. Mrs. Alvin McClrl- Palm Beach , Universal Intelligence. lantl anil Mrs. Russell A. Stioth- | Slisn Jrnnio Worlhlry. R. N., o[ imm. UlThiiFree Book Explain I Ihe Puhlir Health Nursing tclisiiHH dotmiu, but the j ation o[ numson, Sea BilRht antl I Cl'II SCOL'T I'lCNK! application of limplt. n.m:rjl la«i. which ! Irnir Haven, at a recent meeting like the way they fit, the patterns, »'« man an insipht inici ihc fir.il (.oimir 1 plan. They make possible a snimc of oC the &;roYip, reported thnt associ- Cub Scout pack 4.1 of West Lone the models, the "open windows" creat joy, strrnpth. and .1 irpcncutifin of ation nur.scs made more than 300 ' Rranrh. sponsored by Old Fiivt man's personal po«ci*. Wnic lo llir | Methodist church, will hold a meet that let the air in and the body Rosictucians. an ace-old rmilhrrlinfnl ul visits during APi'll, aloni; with (heir understanding, for a Irrt copy o( thr book other duties. It was also an- I at Krnnltlln Park lake KMturday at heat out. And priced at only "The Mastery of Life." ll «,ll 1.11 you nounced that a large amount of | 2 p. in. Cubmastor Edward Roswcll how. in the privacy :iMr:- i. MU or Panama. iy locul u ivrll » onl.nf-to»n l.j zebrook, Mrs. Hnrold K. Homer, ! The War Department .states Mint m#n. Arlvprtiiinmentfi n ppen rinir Mrs. Robert G. llslcy, Mrs. Leigh- jit is entirely proper lo wash and M SO larly tell the rtor>.—Aiivcili^cnir Ion I-obrlell, Mrs. Jnmes f5. Parlies, mend the flap; nf tile United States. 3 to 7

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tt*M if Hnry J. Taylor, itulualNjtwk; jflwtow and Fridayi r RED BANK REGISTER 7 VOLUME LXX, NO. 49. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 St. Ann's Wins Parochial Meet Grammar School Meet Muet Conference Track Red Bank high school bnec- ball team, potential Shore Con- ference champions, will meet Here Memorial Day Red Bank Catholic high school Meet Here Saturday Monday at 2 p. m. at the West Bergen place athletic field. The Knnie, which was prev- Four Schools To Compete in Field Day iously rninod out, wa3 sched- Red Bank Host To Shore Schools— uled for tilt; holiday to give! —200 Boys, Girls to Try For Medals local residents a elm nee to flee Buct' Strength Centered In Hurdles the schools In action. Youth takes over at Red Bank todians of prizes; Thcodor* D. The Cnseys ran up a sensa- Red Bank high school Saturday 2:D-Y,ir.l— V. Jnne» IN), '40; A. Mon high school athletic field Monday Parsons and Bill Bradley, an- tional undefeated streak of will bo host to the Shore Confer- fa.: iM,. •!>. 2!.'. nine gnmrs before losing by ll'i-yHi.l Hiiri',riH (TR). "<6, 62.7. at 10:15 a. m., when the flrst an- nouncers; Mrs, Sylvester Hoffman, ence when thn track rhanipionHhip ^I')-V;IK1 - An'< (TR). '38, 121 thlja places in each event, with the dash, seventh graders; 70-yard cut in to prevent a high Toms liiv- Rumson School Jav.lin—Kurilchyk (M). '41, 179 f««t, winning school receiving a trophy. dash, eighth graders; 100-yard dash, er score, llron.l J.jmp—Tn,l..r (N). 21 f.et, The Lions and Rotary clubs of Red ninth graders; DO-yard dashes for Coach Vince Paladino'fl cinder- IP . in. h.-... Bank have donated tho awards. girls; May Pole danco for third men arc strong in tho 120 and 210- I'"ol» Vii'ilt—FWItiT (Til). "33 i Carl. Holds Field Day WO!) I ft. I'). V.0. 1 I fcT. Bill Bradley Is donating the public grade at River street, fourth grade, yard hich nnd low hurdles, hut it lliuh Jumi.— M-ycr. (M), '40. t fe.t, address system and "Bud" Dclatush Oakland »treet and llfth grade at is doubtful if the Bucs will ho able 10 inrhrM. Is donating contestants' numbers. Mechanic street; specialty nice; Pupils Victorious to I'l.'ieo ns well n_s thoy did ia.st Individuals dcfonrling champion* To combine tho two Red Bunk 8S0-yard relay for ninth grade; ^20- year when ^3fit points pained them ships will bfi Aide Mursan of Man- teams, the sixth grade lrom Me- yard relay for sixth grade; 320- In Sot'tlmll Game third place. Thu locals won the .isqii.in, 220 ynrd dash; Taylor of chanic street will run with the yard relay for seventh grade; 410- Conference meet onre, In Hill, X'-ptmn\ broad jump; I,ong of Kep- junior high team. The sixth graclo yard relay for eighth grade; foot- whilo Neptunn, defenflinp chnmpn, ttir.r, polo v-iult; Crane of Toms ball throw; 120-yard low hurdles, The 22d nnnual Field day u. tho hrivn grabbed the wreath of victory Kiver, shut put; 1'erry of Toms from Oakland street will run with Rumson Country Day nchool was River street. A real Memorial day ninth grade;' high jump, shot put three times. Kiver , SSO-yarrl run; Wilbcrt of and broad jump. Ninth grade com- held Saturday on the school athle- Toms I'.iver, mile, and Taylor of holiday is anticipated. Tho high tic Hold. Every student In the school Dick L'hadwick may prove a school band will open proceedings petition will not count in point Maroon and White point getter. Neptune, 440-yard dash. standings. participated in one or more events, Ho has pole vaulted ten feet, nix at 10:15 a. m. There will be flag- which were marked by jjood per. La.st year's scoring was Neptune, raising ceremonies with contestants The entry list follows; formnncos and close competition. Inches, and can throw tho Javelin 37 1/ii; Manasquan, LT; Red Bank, lining the field. Frank J. Pingltore, SIxLh Grade—Friink Warner, Larry Tho fathers' nprlnt relay tenm ISO feet. Bobby Ferguson Is an- 2,1'i: Toms River. 20',; Freehold, Bennett, rYank Trimlioli, Onkliirul Hired; r other who may help pull a sur- Mfgr. Joseph T. Casey (left), St. • ors were St. Margaret'* of Spring 60-yanl dimh, tcventh grade—Won by school athletic director, is meet di- ChurlM llrunl, KaLcrt Powell unil Cyril af, nfn went down to defeat before l.S'i; Malawan, !)'-; I^kcwood, 3; rector. He has issued invitations to prise. With a good start he can do IjOonardo, 3, and Rurnsnn, 1. James pastor and chairman of the Laku, St. Joseph's of Kcyport and Futfgy, St. Uoflc; second, Dlvern, St. HurBosa, Hlvor atrrutj Jiwl Kirxti'iiMil. a smooth-,pa5sinE, hard-running things In both hurillo events. Hay Monmouth County Parochial school Holy Spirit of Asbury Park, all six James; third, McQuarrie, Keyt-ort. Rod Bank's mayor and council ns Ken Nixon ami John Newman, t-'hreWH- school team, and for the third suc- In the way of this year's time*, 70-yaril dash, i-iRhth smile—Won by well as to local veterans' organiza- luiry; "Hucky" Kentiiur, llnna-lil Aacliet- Schmidt nnd Harry Dutchyshyn league, presents the Knights of Co- points; Holy Cross of Rumson, Di'Jei.to, St. Ann'«; eecoml, Hrown, St. tino, Henry Paotnaa unit Iiavid Stevrn- cessive year the school softball aru nlso competent hurdlers. They Manasquan, Neptune and Toma lumbus trophy to Rev. Francis nothing. Ann's; third, (.ulllck. Holy Spirit. tions and service clubs. sun, Muchnnic ntii'ct; 'lVildy P:IIT<>IIH, tenm defeated the parents' team. Rivi'r havn accounted for the best 220-ynni relay. ni.\lh rrado—Won by Jirry llruno. 1)111 Ol»en and Vic Sailer, Outstanding were the sprinting of will face a tough foo in Toms Riv- Coon, curate c.t St. Ann's of Keune- The meet, first major undertak- St, Jnmcs; second, Star of (he Hen; third, Contestants will bring their own hittlo .Silver. er's Hopklnson, however. Tho lat- In most cvnnts. Rod Bank ha* burg, after Saturday's track meet ing ot the newly-found, parochial St. Rose. lunches, but will be served Ice Kevonth Grade—Hol> Ki-llman, Dlivc Joal Robertshaw, the jumping of ter has «nt the year's hrst marks shown .strength In the SSO with on the West Bergen place athletic league, drew nearly 300 entrants. 320-yfti'd relay, seventh Brittle—Won cream and soda by members of Hod Ruot, John Gllmore, Hul, KvaiiH. Krnest William VanWinkle and the pitch- in both tho hurdle events. ".Squirrely" Scott; the hurdles with field. St. Ann's scored an upset to Msgr. Casey made awards to win- by St. Ann's; MM-OIUI, Mount (.'arincl ; Bank Parent-Teacher associations. ltniylon, l-'iank Shnmhlin, Don Hi'y l'etcr Vreelniid, Deidro Hrown, manent possession. Also pictured, second, Largy, St. Ann's; third, Me- Labrecque, George Broy, Charles Krrlcknon, Junior hii;h; Carl Edwarda, aeconu. Michael Weubold, third. Time; Frederick Clancy, high jump; Rev. CUvnnon, Stni- of. tho Sea, Distance—4 Hembllng and Howard Leon, finish River fltreet; John Valentine nnd Allen a.6. fourth and fifth from left, are St. William Kokoszka, broad jump; feet, 5 inches. judges; Harry Klatsky, Stanley Phillips, fthrewabiiry; Arthur Any. Itoy Senior championship 60-yard da*h — Remain Unbeaten Ann's coaches, John and Patrick Rev, Raymond Hurley and Rev.' Eight pound §hot put—Won by Slo- Haviland, Edward Conway and Ed- 3'enrtmH. Ilalph .Scncela, Chnrlra MeyerB, Won by Joel KobertshRw. William Van- Keelcn. Maurice Grlffln, shot put; Father cum, Star of the Sen; second, Vetrnjo, John EtrKenuerner ami Edwin Merge, Winkle necond, Arthur Gibb, Jr.. third. Mt. Cnrmol; third, CBDUJIAIICO, Mt. Car- mund Canzona, timers; Chester IJtlle Silver. Tin-.c: (1.2, Coan, Rev. Joseph Shechan, Rev. Ninth Grndo—Bill Spratloy. Russell mel. Distance—42 feet, six inrlio?. Apyf high jump judge; John Gib- •luniur J.V, SO-ynrd clash—Won by In third and fourth places, res- AH.ert Buratto, finish line judges. Football throw—Won by Capibionco, Ilnoth. Huas Glover, Jack !.ewiB, "Hutch" Feter Smith, John Hitchcock, necond, Ion, broad jump judge; Arnold Talerico, Sam Cameron anil Elmer Stnn- .Dtono dimming, third. Time: 6.0. pectively, were the co-favorites to Mt. Ciirmcl: second, McCann, St. Itose; Lewis, judge of shot put; James ton, Kivpr atreet: John Crawford, Pete Sanborn Again Clouts Pay-Off Hit— cop the meet. Mount Carmel of As- The summaries; thittirilid, WnlkonWalkon, St. JamcciJmncn. ROOVCK, Hob Hoot, Marahall Whltfleld, HeiHnnoiV 30-ynrd donh—Won by bury Park with 16 and Star of the 50-yard dash, sixth grade—Wan fcy Baseball throw—Won hy Votrnno, Mt. Worden, football throw judge; Fred Gcrnrd DeVenux, Hill Sherwood and Hilly Wendy CuMiaKo, Ann Luedkr, second, Intfiam, Holy Spirit: «econd, Sicillano, jrmel; Foconil, Junen, St. Ann's; third, Brown and Harry Heaviland, cus- Graham, junior high. Muiy Jane Smith, third. Time: 7.0. Leonardo, Gulistans, West Belmar Win Sen of Long Branch with 14, St. St. James s third, Vlglno, Star of the. P'oKBy, SU Hose. Distance—236 feel, 1 1'rlmary I 30-yard dash—Won by Cor- Jamea of Red Bank tallied 12. 6th- In. nolln Hiker, Alfred Kln*. Jr., neeond, SCJ. Totor Itlake and Paul Gulden, third. Red Bank's representatives In tha Tlnut: 5.4. I'Hmary II 30-yard dash-—Won by Jersey Shore Baseball league Sun- Sydney Wuud, Whitney Azoy, second, St. James Boxing day went through their second teat Hunt Association Bucs Still Have Chance Suzanna Moorhend, third. Time: 4.6. of the season and both cam* out Casey Victory String School vn. 1'n.rentn r»lny—Won by with victories. Leonardo Field club school. Time: 45.6. School team: Joel Itobcrtshaw. Tont Huber, Arthur Gibb. Finals Tomorrow also kept up its winning pace, whila Jr. and William VanWinkle. Parent*' last year's champs, Freehold Gulia- To Hold Show For Conference Title tonni: Oliver Viet or, Alfred King, James tnns, made their season's debut la Stopped A tNine Games Smith and Kdgar Blnkc. victorious fashion. Senior rolny. Harvard vi. Yalt TH. May Have Rc-Malcli Billy Foales' Farm Princeton—Won by Yale, Harvard **c- Th» Towners squeezed out a 8 to (Hid, Time: 52.0. Yale team: William Me- 5 verdict over Bclmar's VFW nlna Is Scene Of Event Travel To Neptune This Afternoon, Ivim, Jamefl Clarke, Doug Ian Mercer and Of Molskow-Hanlon Tho ma* Clarke. Harvard team: Crelfrh- when Ray Sanborn again provided Lakewood Wins Hotly Contested A horse show will bo held Sun- tn.i Ptirken, Alfred Ileadloftton, Jr., Peter Tho final round of the St. .Tamed the needed punch. He clouted a Play Atlantic Highlands Tomorrow Sellnr nml John Hnrkrader. Princeton doublo in the seventh inning with day, June 13, at Billy Foalen' Sil- team: Antonio Dioni«i, Pavld Iluher, grammar school boxing tournament Tilt, 4-3, In Third Extra Inning verbook farm in Shrewsbury, spon- Jlober*. Konester. Jr. and David Hurt. wll; be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. in two out to drive home Jim Taylor sored by the Monmouth County Coach Tom Phippi" Red Bank Junior rolny. Peddle vs. Lnwrencevllle tho Catholic high school auditor- and John "Lassie" Mulvihill with Hunt. Net proceeds go to Mon- high school baseball team visits Massa. If - - S 1 1 —Won hv Lawrenrrvllle. Time: R7.2. ium. what proved to be the tying and Red Bank Catholic high school's Snnliorn, lb. ..._ - 4 0 0 I.awrencpville team: Heverly Wnml, *lon- Among the 12 bouts on tho card winning runs. •ensatlonal winning streak, which ST. KOSE mouth Memorial hospital's cancer Neptuno this afternoon in what Steams, 3 b - -... 3 1 1 atil Peviiie. Peter Smith and Margaret AB B H clinio fund. may be their most critical game of Soldo, r 3 1 0 I'Ohlcln. Pcddto tenm: William Beadle- are Ralph D'Anthony versus Sanbnrn had a good day at tha had reached nino games, was giv- 3 0 Barrett, M Whilo many of the class condi- tho year. Atlantic Highlands will llruno, 21 2 0 0 ston, John Hitchcock, WilHnm Snlllvnn Charles Glblon, 85 pounds; John platter, as did Mulvihill. Ray had en a rude halt Saturday afternoon Heine, 3b , 3 0 Mnstnn, 2b - 2 0 0 and DP!dre Ttrnwn. two for four and Mulvihill two for at Lakewood when the Piners came Meyers, lb 3 0 0 tions are written for beginners and be visited by the Bucs tomorrow in Witkoski, p 2 1 1 Buchanon vcrsim Richard Coffee, McLtaughlln, c .... 2 0 II children, there will be -opportuni- another important tussle. •Smith 0 0 0 Senior sack rnee—Won by Robert For- 80 pounds; Fred Crlno versus Proc- three. Rod Bank managed 1U win up with a 4 to 3 tenth-Inning vic- Skidmorc, cf s 0 0 ••Roth 0 0 0 ifirttcr. Jr., Jamc» Clarke, Hecond, Rohyn tor Bush, 100 pounds; Frank Ma- on seven hits, whilo Belmar collect- tory. They will visit Rumson to- Loncrgan, 2b ..... 0 0 ties for the local bridle hacks and Tho Red Bankers' chances of Omy-r>ewls, third. Time: 9.4. Lcyh. If 3 0 hunters and jumpers to bo put coming out on top of the Shore 29 5 6 Shuttle hurdle relay, Corm-ll va. Penn- loney versus Lou Mustillo, 95 ed a nifty 11 taps off the hurling morow. 0 0 liidtlle. rf 3 through their paces. The after- Conference heap depend on the ASBURY PARK sylvntila- -Won l>y Cornell. Time: -14.4. pounds; Tom Labrecque versus Jos- of Ben Vcntlmagiia and Fr«d Hur- The Cascys began the game in Armstrong, p Corr.ell t*nm: Dann Manahnn. Arthur 1 1 1 noon's sport will be topped off next two days' work, Atlantic be- Fahoury, 3t> 1 1 1 eph Hammond, 68 pounds; Renard ley. powerbuilt fashion, cracking out a Sweeton, 31) 1 I 1 <;il)b. Jr., Thomas Clarke and Tonl Hu- Russo versus James Lang, 88 For tho loser*, Bill Donlgan and double and two singles In the llvst 23 1 3 with an egg and spoon race on ing their final conference game of Jenkins, cf - 4 0 1 •Itor. Pennsylvania team : John Harkradcr, RED BANK CATHOLIC horseback. The increased interest the year. Savage, lb - 4 0 1 Kohrrt Forrp«ter. Jr., David Hurt and pounds; William Kcough versus Don Newman had perfect days inning to score three runs. This AB R H in riding In the county since the Riblc. c 4 1 1 Williftrr. VnnWinkle. Mllte Arnone, 75 pounds, and Wil- with the hickory, belting threa for marked the end of their scoring, Drnry, cf .. _ 3 0 0 They were to have met Neptune Winsor. rf -... 2 0 0 J II n in r 8iick rac«—Won ny Nancy Carbonc, 3b 3 12 war Insures a good entry. Tuesday but rain forced postpone- Kintr, John ttlkpr. second, Elvira Schlldjte, liam Leach versus Tom Molskow, three. fJewman hurled for tha however, Joe Thcibault settling Gentile, us 3 1 1 70 pounds. losers, leaving the mound in tha back to pitch a fine game, striking Lucia, KB - ~ ....:.... 3 0 0 Judging will be handled by Mrs. ment. It puts the Red Bank two- Sheohan, 2b - 3 0 1 third. Timr: 10.0. Madure, lb _ 2 0 0 man pitching staff in a tough po- Cnriddo, If 3 10 Senior relay, Vaswir va. Smith VH. Wel- As an added feature for the fi- seventh-Inning uprising. H« la out 11 and walking three. Dorick. If - 3 2 2 Charles M. Allaire of Ethclwyn Gardcll. p 3 1 1 leMey—Tic between Vananr nnd Smith. MaJoney, c i 2 2 1 farm, Shrewsbury, and Charles J. sition. Alvln Griggs will get to- nals, Coach Adam Kretowicz, who charged with the loss, although The winning tally came across TlfT.e: 6f>.0. Va-isar tenm: Frnneea Whlt«, Hal Sims was tagged for San* the plate when Los Carbono threw Manning, rf. . 1 0 0 Barrlc of Teaneck, both veteran day's assignment and Jack Wit- 30 6 8 Nniicy Newbnld. Dorothy Cummin? nnd is matchmaker for the bouts, may Carroll. 2b 2 0 1 kcskl tomorrow's, • Ran for MUMR In 7th. Miiry Ann Smith; Smith team: Ianhcl havfi a repeat performance of the born'3 double. wildly to ilrsl on fielding a .sacri- l-'utnacuiil, t> 3 0 0 judges of tho senior horse circuits; ••Ran for Smith In 7th. Killcen. Mnry (inmwell. Helen Wntid, Lee fice by Wolk. Carbonc had played Inquiries concerning the show In an attempt to keep its fingers K'lujird* nnd Elfzahcth Anaon. hlyh school's headliners, Harry It looked as though the Townara . a bang-up game to that point, get- 22 i 6 are being answered by Miss Nancy in the title pie, the Bucs exploded Running hlrh jump—Tl*> between Wil- Molskow, '48 heavyweight chanLf), wcro in for rough sailing in tha " ting three for five and handling Gaddis Heller, secretary of Mon- a 13-hlt performance Friday after- liam VanWinkle and John Harkrador against Bill Hanlon, '47 champ. An- second, when Belmar scored four with jumps of 4 foot, 7 Inches. Toni Hu. other attraction will be a dance runs on a pair of hits, a walk and. Sine difficult chances with case. mouth County spring horse show, noon against Keyport high, win- Horses To Arrive her, tihird, with a Jump of 4 feet, 3 Rumson. ning, 18 to 4. Inches, routine by the Maffels of Little Sil- two errors. They got their next run Danny Welch, usually effective Bellhaven Collies in tho ninth when momentary wlid- mound artist, was the losing pitch- One of those hits wa« a mighty Running broad jump—Won by William ver, National Broadcasting com- er, issuing 13 walks, plus hitting a clout by Walt Stearns with the At Monmouth VanWinkle wlfch a jump of fifteen feet, pany children stars. ncss by Hurley came near being 11 Inches. Joel Kohertshaw, second. 14 Last week's rcsulls: Labrecuu* rie- costly, Ventlmaglia gave "P flv« batter. It was the most jittery per- Score Victories bases entirely populated. This four- feet. It inches and Dana Manahan, third, Nominate Jacoubs run production came in the fourth, claloned Tom Hlntelmann, 68 [louni!-,; hits In three Innings. Hurley gava formance the Casey ace has turned 1.1 feet. 1 Inch. D'Anthony dGc!«lonet] Richard CUrk. fi7 up a hit an inning for tho remain- in this season. The four runs scored boosting Red Bank's tally 9 to 2. 4 Barns, 13 Dormitories Junior relay, Andover vm. Exeter— liuumls: Robert JJcrtrin dccUiuncil Uury •were all the result of walks. Lauiul Liberation Sets The Bucs kept up a solid hitting Won hy Kxeter. Time: 5B.0. Exeter tram: Calvti-, 75 pound*; Coirtju ducUioncd ing six sessions. Newman gave up For Grid Post pace in the next two innings, get- Added To Back Stretch M.inrn ninnkarn, Jonathan Blake, Rich- Erucut Trunilo, 81) pounds; Orlno At- six and Sims one. Danny was saved from further Unprecedented Record ard Kcilt ftnd Hiich I>Ist*lhurflt. Andover tWoniMl Howard Curtln, 1U0 pounds; Ar- Johnnie Ellis started the game- trouble by tight defensive play by ting five more runs in the fifth and team: Susan finmwell, Mlrhnpt Newhold, none doclsloniNl WUUum Anderson. 105 Monmouth Park's stablp area Lowilo Gihb and Peter Vreetund. winning rally by singling. He re» his mates, including two double Shore Football Loop throe in tho sixth. Monday will open for the arrival of pounds: Muntillo dficlslancd Peter plays. Ho might even have gotten Bellhaven Collie kennels of Red Griggs was the winning pitcher, Senior relay. Columbia vs. Mirhtenn Knltfht, 90 uaunds; Ijinn dcclsioned placed Al Cooney in the sixth. Ellis Bank last week scored important Selects '48 Slate although he hurled but six innings. horse*, according to announcement vs. .Southern California—Won bySouth- Norman Tuckor, »S pounds; Kobcrt stole second and came home on off with a 3 to 2 win had another victories in two of the most well- mndc this week by General Mana- nrn CnMfornla, Mlrhiican. !»erond. Time: Hvidon det-inloned IJush, 99 pounds, ami Mulvihill's poke. In between this, DP in the fifth inning been called Coach Tom Phlpps sent him to the ger Edward J. Brennan. Monday's fi-i.2. Sou thorn California team: Jane Wa't Hennett deoisioned Vincent Mn- in the Red Bankers' favor. regarded dog shows in the country. Lou Jacoubs, football coach of outfield, calling in Jack Witkoski Newltold. Ward Hurd. Tlobyn (!ray-T*wiB ronl, 97 liounrlii. Rev. Jofteph Shcehnn Taylor had drawn a pass. Newman At the Morris and Essex show in Rumson veterans' organization, and to work the final round. date synchronizes with the closing fin-I Corry llon-ln. MlrhiRnn tenm: Carn- wan announcer, Joseph Crofls. reforef^I loft the mound and Sims fanned Coach Adam Kretowlc:: issued his of Garden State Park, releasing a Ivn Coleman, Alfred Fertrufion, KHinli^th Krctuwicz, matchmaker, and Joseph most serious of several complaints Madison, a ten-month-old puppy, assistant coach at Red Bank high Com Soldo and Fred Mazzucca Quirk and John Huntsmnn. Coluirbin Jim Genovese, but couldn't get by Bellhaven Liberation's Leone, went school, Monday night was nomin- flood of thoroughbreds for the June team: Ttltn MorKan, Adnm Rehlldue, An- Koch and Joe Calver, Judgect. tho powerful hat of Sanborn. Slma against Umpire Hal Schank, Finer had an enjoyable day with the hick- 21-August 7 season at northern tonla Schlldtfe nnd Lloyd Thoman. basketball coach, in the top of the from tho puppy class to winners ated for re-election to presidency ory. Both collected three hits in also struck out Bob Scott to end and her sire, Champion Laund of the Shore Football league, a New Jersey's beautiful race course. Leonardo Makes Bi«l tho inning, leaving Sanborn on tenth inning. It came when Car- four appearances. Every one of the 1,030 stalls on BASERALL GAME bone was tagged by the catcher af- Liberation of Bellhaven, was group he helped organize last year. Thursday's loss to Asbury park SCHOOL TEAM—8 For Conference Title third. judzed best of breed and then went On tho slate with him arc Na- the grounds has been assigned, the Tonl Huber Joel HoberUbaw BED DANK TOWNEBS ter having collided in tho batic- was Red Bank's sixth of the year, largest potential colony of racing Leonardo high school continued on to win the working group. poleon plngitorc vice president, although three of them were to John Huntsman Dana Mannhartf A path between third and home with star.3 in the brief history of modern- Joh.i Hnrkradrr Jnrncr. Clarko its bid to bring home * Shore Con- Taylor. :b. ..._ ? " the third baseman. Kretowicz The following day at Plainfleld, Harold Peters, Sr., treasurer, and non-conference schools. Alfred Beadlealon, Jatio Ncwbold .Mulvihill, rf J day Monmouth. Four new barns ference championship by dumping 1 claimed interference, but, Schank another Bellhaven female,Bellhaven Ted Close and Edwnrd Lee, execu- Until the fourth inning the Bucs Jr. William VanWinkle tjenitvc.it , c. „.,. 4 Model's Madeleine, completed her tive secretaries. Ken Smith, lost enjoyed a 5 to 1 lead. Asbury Park and 13 new dormitories have raised Sandrn Vox Franrr:. White second division Matawan, 13 to 3, Stillborn, lb 4 refused to change his decision, the over-all capacity of the track, Gerry Howie Ellzabeih Anson Friday on the losers' field. Scott, cf 4 basing refusal on the argument, chnicpionship and Champion Laund year's secretary, declined nomina- closed the gap, 5 to 3, through very Anamcnnone. 3b - «... 3 Liberation was again best of breed, tion. any any equine overflow will bo Thnmns CInrke Robyn Grny-Lewls Tho Arnie Trucx-coachod nine "Tho third baseman has as much loose playing, and then came the bedded down at Brookdalo farm, Arthur Gibb, Jr. right to be in the bascpath as the this being his 43d such win, an un- The league voted that any player big inning, via an error, a single, a trailed 3 to 1 at the end of three kni.1, s9. * .....'..."!!"*.™!!^r.r.i*.". 2 precedented record in this breed. receiving money for participating Lincroft and other farms within TAUENTS* TEAM—5 Innings, but his charges came back Cooney, »« ..._.,_..„.._...... '£ runner." walk and two timely cracks by easy vanning distance. Anthony 1». McKim Colin It. SelUr strong In the following sessions VentimaKila, n 0 Thursday afternoon Tom Frans- on any football team during a Fred Sweeton and Tom Riblc. Jameti R. Clfirke James M. Fox •Wichmann „... I FIREMEN'S SOFTBALL league season would be Ineligible Monmouth Park's new dormitor- Alfred Fprjriwon Wilbur Killeen to overpower Matawan behind Ray Hurley, p l coni hurled a three-hit' game Up until that point, Witkoski, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred John Hnwle Casey's two-hit hurling. Casey was for play in the shore loop. who went all the way, had pitched ies offer something unique to the 29 8 7 against St. Rose high school of STANDINGS Point Pleasant and Long Branch tuvf Each building has six rooms Bendleston Oeorf.' F. Burt in his best form of the year, lie Belmar to bring tho Caseys their a steady game, although permitting Peter H. B. Cummin^ Poujrlm NewtioM had perfect control and fanned six. •Batted for Ventlmsttlia In third, ninth win of tho year. The score w Indians were voted Into the league eight hits. Dick Garden was tho and housing for 12 men, This added Arthur Gibb Mm. Eliot Coleman BELMAK VFW Rumaon'a Oceanic i and Toms River was dropped. Still space for living quarters will ro- William Gamweli Four Lion errors gave Matawan AD R H was 5 to 1 and the game was played oakhupst „ ;; \ winning pitcher, giving up one-half its chance to score. SylveMnr, ef 10 0 on Towners' field. Tho young sopho- Highlands „ 3 to bo heard from Is a Freehold dozen blows. lease tack rooms and other stall School Jl I « 2 » I n—R Palmer, cf _ 4 0 1 Fnir Haven ..... 2 team. William Sherwood, Red'Bnnk space utilized by stable grooms in Parenti ...- 0 0 2 111 0—5 McCurtny, 2b , 3 0 0 more fast bailer should have hnd MUldlctuwn 2 KBVPORT the past. Recreational rooms, tele- Karl, c til a shut-out, except for his wlldness Hclfortl 2 sporting goods store proprietor, AB R II Dusck Brothers Team Doniunn, 3b. 9 11 !n the fifth inning when a hit and II re vent Pnrk „... 1 will be asked to serve as chief of ROM, Sb, 4 10 vision and two motion pictures Mnllnix. rf _ _ 5 0 1 Shrewsbury 1 officials. Election of olllccrs will Dunn, lb « . 4 12 weekly will help while away Idle Wrestles Tuesday CnpoWnnco. lb 5 11 three walks forced across a run. Oliver Uyron „ „ \ NHKIC, ns 4 0 1 hours. Keansburg Meet Kcrretti1, HS • ~ 5 11 Carbono and Dorick did most of Hook & Iwulder 0 be the main business at the next Ilavla, 2b S 1 1 Mushky Jackson Tuesday night Sims. )i 1 » » tho hitting, getting two for three, . LAST WEEK'S ItESULTS session. Encllsh, rf ,. S 0 2 Horsemen touring Monmouth offers an Australian tag team Odli-iinunil, if. ••— - 2 9 0 Oceanic 10. Mlddletown 4, Uoycc, p...... ! U 0 0 barnn have nlready oxprosscd keen but Jerry Armstrong, Bclmnr pitch- Oakiiiir.HL ti, Highlands 5. ArncllH, p 1 0 I) Set For Saturday match for wrestling fans at Bal- Newman, p., If _ 3 18 er, was surprisingly effective Knir Hnven 11, Shrewsbury 8. Bulldogs Beat Neptune- Dnnxa. c , II I 1 dollght at their benuty and con- bach's auditorium at Kcansburg. 35 1 11 I ngalnst the Cascys,' holding them HrevenL 1'ink it, Hook A Ladder 0. Melnnca, If I 0 0 veniences. Trooa and grass have The featured shcnnanlgans flnd Oliver llyi-on 11, Uclfni-d 3, On Briber's Filching •Caliinilrn « 0 0 boon planted between tho stablest, Grammar Schools to six hits, SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE Pohlke. cf 1 0 0 the Dusck brothers—Rudy and lUnger. Win—U-S LAKE WOOD Huok & Ladder nL HlBhlnnde. Kumaon's Bulldogs, relegated lo ••Sklilnk 1 0 1 bluettono walks aro laid nnd ronds Wally—going against Avo 'The Vil- Tho Red Bank Rangers set them- .. , , AD n ii Ilnmson nt Helfonl. hardened and Improved. Officials of To Hold Annual Event lain" Stoln and Jim "Rough House" selves up as a team to watch, with T Hicvcnt Park nt Middlctown. the bottom or'tho Shore Conference tho track, while providing Innovn- I. Kurlnufcy, » ,.. 2 2 n heap because of tho use of an In- HED DANK Aualcti, Other attractions are "Tnf- Itaelr second batting spreo of tha Hennessey, cf ;„. ,10 0 ShrewMniry «t Oakhurat, tiOMD for tho general public, have Holman, c alt) J-'nli' Hnven at Oliver Byron. cllgiblo plnycr cnrllcr In tho ^en- AB II K Kcnnsburft'8 grammar school •u\n" Hewitt against Dutch Schwcl- year. Adelphla was tho victim on Mnalrln, lb 2 a 1 not overlooked tho "knlghta of tho track meet will be hold Saturday on gcrt and Steve Gob agnlnst Arthur a 21-hlt onslaught, 17 to 3. Zfillor, rf ;i tl I SHORE BASEBALL LEAGUE son, Friday ehdwed that loop they Snnliorn, lb , 0 0 0 H. KuMnsky, oh. 1 t) (I still wero not pushovers by bolting rajs" who support the back stretch, thn Francis pliico school Rrounds. Knpctanopolla, BUI Connett and Charlie Briater • Thclhnijlt, | .| n | STANDINGS 'I' Itomunl. rf 4 :l 2 Hot and cold running water, ahow- Hyren, II 4 1 o W L Conference leading Neptune 8 lo 1. Masxucca, HS 4 it ;l Tho KcansburR Drum and Buclo wore the main powers In the at- Strain, If 2 0 (j Red Hunk Town era 'j> 0 HnBHn, If 3 2 1 crj und baths and toilet facilities corps will make tholr first apponr- HOVACS MEETS KA.MI'FEll tnclc, Connott rapping out four for i l!i:d Hunk Itmnjcra '> fl Jack Brlater was tho main rea- Btearns, 3 b ti 2 1 HIM In every onii o! the 21 burns. Wolk, sb r, 0 1 1 anci; slnco ro-organlzatlon. five, while Uilstor got four for six. j .10 I I lvhi)ld A. C, II. Knmurd, cf 10 0 Purl; Jockey club, (Continued on Togo i) 41) * West Uclmnr at Helmut- V»'W. Setting; Into tho flrsl division. Hiutuccil, »» 4 11' OUQII olflciola luiv« been obtained. ether matches, Pace Twr» IU;n PANIC REGISTER, MAY 27, 1048 Long Branch Vet MADE-TO-OitDEIl (;OWNS War Memorial Farmers Attention! OUR HAIR STYLE For Brides nnd Bridesmaids Summer's Coming Fast Original Designs - Ejpcrt ^\i)rkmansliip - .Moderate Prleea Killed In Crash targe quantity of boxes, OF THE MONTH You know \K\V.\\ Ihul means To Be Unveiled bushel* and strawberry crate* H. ANDERSON tu a j ;id;;itor (hat's ni>t in tip- for calc, illfhtly u»ed. Tel. Red Bank 6-1589-M tup >hflpc\ r>'>:i't wnit until a At Leonardo ltol.nl Woolley Wat "boil-over" forrrs you to do Burn In Red Bank RED BANK ^umclJnr.f.-. I'l.ty safe by hav- Srrvirr* Al Station ing us clean find service your Robert H. Woolley, 30, of Wa»h- FRUIT CENTER rndintnr nov : IMa/n To Hr II. l #ll yMr fc,aBti,ian H a and sure sourcp of electricity should public power f;iil nt tior.i-', service clubs, lire companies nntl auxiliaries in the vicinity anil Hvnm'h, Mrs. Joseph Gllhert of Eat- v*» a* ««"v blank and tht ontown and Mrs. William Mc- ut »OXHONTffoinlh. INDIVIDUAl any time. the Middletown township rommit- mi lec n.nd hoard of education. L.it;phlin of Harrison; his foster packas* u—4 for ysi>r way*— p.'irmtR, Mr. and Mrs. Uohort Park- Zotei, lullron. Jomol. Morlnallo, Vogue Beauty Salon 2500 Watt—60 Cycle, Single Phnse pasolino olcctrio Kcn- The monument will he seven feet Vap«r -Marcct or Pver. Onihoantry ,gi\ with n bronze plaque, in- er of Long Branch, und a. foster W Mr. Nunile Rainier, Mfr. brother, Jesse Parker of Hartford, blank. «««»!•»• In 25 wofdl cr enitin^ sets. Only $250.00 each —new—perfect. F.O.FJ. scribed, "JjTonardo honors Arthur ItH, this tanttnet-"! Hk» r» hmm Member Josephs, Frederick Laucr and Arn- Conn. l-3.itontown, N. J. Also suitable for camps, boats, con- "1 f*">"—< waya frvaa by m International Forum of nlrt Lisle, who gave their lives in The funeral was held Monday af- araf*H)aaal aaavrJcian aacawar struction work, etc. World War II, and those men and ternoon nt the Woollcy funeral S.nd your •nlry togtthar wllh Hair Oeslf n, N. V. C. women who served their country." IIO.MO, with Ttev. Robert Graham, BOX || ih. now to, AltvayB At Vour Service Mrs. Morris Josephs, mother of pastor of St. Luke's Methodist IHl ZOTOS-lUtTION CONTKT Arthur Josephs , find Mrs. Fred rh\irch of Long Branch, officiating. P.O. 1OX *»7, NtW YO1K I, N. V. 16 WHITE STREET, l.nuer, mother of Frederick Lauer, Military services were conducted nt Entrisl mult bt poitmarktd not will unveil the memorial; find three the West Ijong Branch cemetery. Icrln than midniBht Jun* 5, )94t RED BANK Capital Engineering Hoy Scouts will placo wreaths at OO TO YOU* IIAUTY SHOP the foot of the monument. Phone R. B. 6-064* Surgeon Opens Office TO* «IK« AND f NTRY ILANKt Phone Rumson 1-1460-J A large Hag, donated In honor of I. OatH 1 teal Camaany, Nmark, N. J. OPKN EVERY DAY Lt, Arnold Llak by his fatliei-in- ] At West Lang llrancli Diiliibulor Beit buy in home protection, for over 80 yearj;.: ihst'i law, Edwurd Corbet, will he un- | Dr. Edward Kelcmen, formerly of Sherwin-Williams SWP liou;e Paint! America'.'! favorite, furled at the ceremonies nnd then Youngstown, O., announces the SWP now brings you a great big extra bonus—beauty lb*t brought to Halt mast. Another opening of his office at 875 Broad- lasts a full year longer than bejorcl Has will he donated by the Leon- way, West Long Branch, for the In iti whiter, brighter whiles—or in its cleaner, mora ardo Field club in honor of their practice of general surgery. beautiful colors—SWP now gives your home a new, members who served during the "freshlr.painted" look that stays on and on! war. Mr. Corbet Is also donating Dr. Keleman is a graduate of two flood liyhts to be focused on Ohio State university, and the Ohio SHERWIN-WILLIAMS till monument. School of Medielne. He interned for 18 months at Monmouth Memorial Motion pictures will be taken of Hoapital from January 1, 1942, un- Die service, and after the service tlb Uune, 1(143. Dr. Keleman was TElEVKIOn SEIS the Middletown Lions club will then a resident (Kirgcon at the New SWP HOUSE PAINT have a party for Boy and Girl York Post Graduate Medical school k0R REHHCERHTOIIS Scouts, Brownies nnd Cubs who and hospital. Later he became as- lalio part in tho service. sistant to Dr. R. Franklin Carter, Now better than ever before! : EACH WEEK FOR II WEEKS] The honor roll committee serv- attending surgeon at the hospital. 1. HOMOT-MtM-THICKNISSI 5. WHITIR.I HIOHmt Whiter ing with Mr. QvodesUn. includes- Dr. Keleman ateo worked on a re- No deep brush marks ... unites : -.-. brighter, mora Richard F. Lockwood, Morris Jos- search fellowship at the hospital on no wjeak spots in the film! bcnutiful colors! epe, John E. Donaldson, David La- the problem of Infectious hepatitis. rue, Frank Fehn, Harold Hollowoll a.OMCntOI This 6. f AVIS MORI MONIYI SWP :Hc is married to the former Au- new SWP dries before docs not require and Mrs. 8ol!« Gold Cross. Mat- heavy dust can collect! thew Stevenson, tho first president,' drey Sharp of Long Branch. They repainting for fears! died two years ago. havu n daughter, Marciu Ann. The physician received a meSlcn! di«- 3.SMOOTHII fUtFACil SWPsimoolhcf.RlosMcr .•>•.'• charce from the R.O.T.C., follow- ••'•> surface doesn't grip dirt! Final Story Hour ing an Injury incurred at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. 4.$lir*aMNIHMI Rains NOW ONIY For Present Season keep SWP sparkling C. S. LECTURE SATURDAY \Xue bright and clean! v %unRau Mrs. John T. Simpson of Broad 349 2 street will bo the story teller Sat- A frco lecture on Christian CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING urday morning at the story hour at Science will be gtvon Saturday at the Etaner Memorial library. This 8:30 p. m., at the Red Bank Junior PORTRAITURE HflLF (EHT will bo the season's final event. Thin high school. The speaker will be Paint Store project for children between the Miss Margaret Morrison, C. S., of 35 SILVERTON AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. ages of four and eight, living in the Christian Science board of lec- 26 Monmouth St.f Tel. 3838 Red Bank LimERICK Ift EASY! IT'S FUNI Red Bank and nearby, which Is turfshlp. PHONE RED BANK 6-02J2 sponsored by the Red Bank-Koy- port regional group of the Mon- SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS ENTER LIMERICK mouth County Branch of the Ameri- C0I1TEST can Association of University Wom- CONTEST #8 NOW!| en in co-operation with the trus- tees of the Rod Bank free public library ha» been held on the. sun- porch of the library from 10 to 11 Alteration | HIM'S THE WINNM Of o'clock every Saturday morning ENTRY 8LANKS\ since January. .. '• LIMERICK CONTEST #* MrB. Simpson will toll '/Nimble Harold J. Schaefer Jim," "The Magic Watermelon," Remodeling 28 Henry street, "Dick Whittlngton" and "The First Straw Hat." SayrevlUe, New Jersey Last Saturday 30 children wore on hand to hear Mrs. John van der SALE! | WINNING #11 j at Voort of Little Silver tell "How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin," "Keo, FURNITURE AND BEDDING CO. ... RED BANK, N. j. Stfri • »tn fa tit t) rl, wtrft • ial/«, ( the Otter" and "The Fire-Fly Who Scntlnrnd Spnrks." The children I «•» t. !» <«v ''» |>. enmo from Rumson, Fair Haven, Shrewsbury, Little Silver, Middle- Stretckinr dollars |i fun, town, Ocoanport nnd Red Bank. "token •tylc". Broad St., Red Bank Miss Irma VonGlahn and Miss Florence R. Kridcl assisted with the children. TRADE IN YOUR OLD MATTRESS Ross Fenton Farm CASH ALLOWANCE BALLROOM REGARDLESS OF AGE OR CONDITION Come in and see the "last words" in quality sleeping equipment as interpreted by tha open for Your country's bedding industry. From coast to coast manufacturers are cooperating in bringing to White Furniture Co. customers the newest creations of nationally famouu Dancing Pleasure "bedding" buys! DECORATION DAY SHIFMAN WEEK-END STARTING FRIDAY, MAY 28 ENGLANDER Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday SLEEP MASTER KNIGHT OF REST ^ -. New Jersey's most luxurious nltc club and Its N O IV beautlful srounds ... its spaclousnosg and un- t,t , n excelled atmosphere Is available to all at POP- ULAR PRICES. 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J'urk. 170 MONMOUTH STREET PHONE RED 3AM 6-1038 lncliidtis Ijvcrytliing Friday from 8 A. M. to S P. M. OPPOSITE RED BANK RAILROAD STATION liANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 1!)4S Paee THre« high school nuditorium. A report Malawan on the visit to Thomas B. Harper, Miss Gloria Curran, a student at county superintendent of schools, Columbia university, *nd William was given. The Most Complete Selection HOLY TRINITY LUTHERN CHURCH E. D. Jantzen of Brooklinc, Jlau., Mrs. Koert Wyckoff Is confined were the week-end guwU of Mr». to her home because of illness. 16 Power Navy Telescopes Mark II of River Road, Red Bank Grsct Curran here. Hcnsselacr Cartan has been ill Th« auxiliary of American Legion since Saturday. post 176 met at the Legion hall Mrs. P. A. Ziegler and Mrs. Vin- A powerful telescope with exceptionally fine optics. The FRIDAY, MAY 28, 19411 Monday, cent Gray spent Tuesday in IS'aw Formal Wear Mrt. William Ticrney waa the York city. objective lens is 65 MM in diameter. This Instrument Rives fiucst of her sister and brother-tn- Boy Scout troops TS and 76 en- very good clarity, resolving power and image brightness under For Rent in the Shore Arc* !! law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of joyed the camporee at Asbury Par* Tuxedos - Oress Suits 20th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT j| Manasquan, for a few days. over the week-end- poor lighting conditions. Miss Debby Lazow, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Donald Miller Summer Formals, Cutaways Walter Pfeill'er, Conductor Dr and Mrs. S. M. Lazow, cele- and son Jack spent Sunday with They arc slightly used but perfect optically and mech.in- and Accessories braled her ninth birthday at a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kenarney of ically. Priced at only $25.00 each, including unk carrying case. I'rugrani includes a.o.: luncheon Saturday at her home. Princeton. C'i>ni|i|i'|i. liiiii-r,. (,r Sizes- I'm- Mi n !: The guests were Gladys Hyrnc, Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz of A few new ones at W7.5O each. mill limy. I'liunS" I'riiin Mull! Overture to the opi-ru "Norin.V j: Ann Waitt, Mary Lou Cartan, Se- Philadelphia, Pa., were the Sunday rena Anderson, Adcle Whltcher, Rucilfi of Mr. and Mrs. Ilensselaer Ideal for Yachtsmen, Naturalists, Boy Scout?, P.ifl(! n»ng- Tliiut ."illll Suits. Prelude and Siciliana from "Cavaleria Riisticaiia" !: Nailine Walker, Virginia Tune, Cartan. Francis Layton, JoAnn Lazow, Lee Mil. Ralph Herrick entertained ers and just plain or fancy looking. Expert Fitting Guaranteed Keating, Robert Rule and Harris Monday evening at a farewell (iai- Adtn. $1.00, plug lax 8:30 P. M. Layton of Malawan and Emily ty lor Mrs. Leioy Sickles who luft Fennon of Keansburg. for Chicago Tuesday evening to Mtap Nancy Oir celebrated her make her permanent residence tenth birthday at a party Saturday there. The Kuests were Miss Mary SEGALL'S TETLEY'S BIGGEST "LITTLE" GUT VALUE. afternoon. Her guests were Sally Gundrum of South Amboy; Mrs. Prilrhard, Tammie Conover, Peggy William Martin. Mrs. Howard Erd Livingston- Martin Co, !!<>•/- NOP.TII BHOAIJWAY O'Neill, Serena Anderson, Connie mann, Mrs. William Wasmuth, Mrs. LONG BRANCH Sickels, Virginia Tune, Gladys Joseph Baier, Mrs. William R. Fuloiilown 34)165 or Ktiinton 1-1 U»O-.| Hyrnc, Barbara Knapp, Leslie and Craig, Mrs. Paul ftgan, Mr*. Rens- Open Until 9 P. M. Dally Tommy Marshall and Ronald Orr sclnci- Cartan, Mrs. Raphael Dev- L. B. 6-3125 of Matawan, and Joan and Norman lin and Miss J. Mabel Brown. Segine of Perth Amboy. Among those who attended the Miss. Helen Pitman of New York Alumni day program at Blair pre- city was a guest of Mis. Ralph Her- paratory school were Forrest Gar- riclc for a few days. ri3un class of '33, Mi's, Onrrisnn Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy were and Herman Thorsen, Mrs. Garri- visitors here for a few days. son'.-; father. They Are Here, Now! Mrs. Thomas Walling entertained Miss June Mason, daughter of WE REPAIR the Friday evening pinochle club Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Mason, Jr., recently. Prizes were awarded to has taken a position as a civilian • Darra-James Power Tools • Mr*. Lee Pcnnetti, Mrs. Dora Dru- nurse in the National Naval Re- g.n and Mrs. Michael Eovino. search hospital at Bethesda, Md. AT THE STOP LIGHT Any Make Refrigerators Smartly designed, simply in operation, and i\wy use Jackie Erdmann has been con- Mrs. George Hazlctt has been fined to his home because of illness. confined to her home because of tiiie lea Washing Machines I? a business trip to Boston, Mass., Miss Antoinette Ferrerra »pent (Less Blade) yesterday and today. ;he week-end at Hackensack The Monmoutli Historical asso- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bunln and ciation Is holding a pilgrimage To son Billy of lying Valley spent the Vacuum Cleaners roo A. M. O|ien Fridays iii. Band San & Blade $ 11.75 'Til old houses of Matawan today. The week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- To 8:00 r. M. 1 trip will start at the Matawan rail- liam Erickson. ft:30 F. M. roaJ station at 2 p. m.. and tea will Mrs. William Martin entertained Electric Ranges be served at the home of Mr. and tt a luncheon at the Old Dutch H 1%-in. Jointer $16.50 Mrs Ralph Hcrrick, the former Mill inn for Mi*. Leroy Sickels who Brown homestead. will make her future home in Chi- 17 BROAD ST. R. B. 6-0001 RED BANK The Matawan committee for bet- cago, 111. MM. Sickels was given 8-in. Tilling AI-IMII- Stu & Blade Electric Water Heaters ter schools met last night in the a present by the hostess. Prize win- ners were Mrs. Joseph Baler, Mrj. $84.50 Ralph W. Herrick and Mrs. Rich- Electric Ironers ard Erdmann, Jr. Miss Irene Bolte of Rosellt was FOR BETTER VALUE—BETTER BUY BECKER a visitor her* recently. Electric Motors Miss Modjeska Schenck will ac- PHONE 6.3654 company Mm. Leroy Sickels and — ETC. — children to their new home In Chi- Hardware cago, where she will eUy for a month, AT THE STOP LIGHT Mrs. Paul A. Egan. entertained BECKER G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. the Tuesday evening bridge club re- B. JACOBS, Prop. cently. Prlies were awarded to Mrs. 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK* THE OPENING OF THE Rensselaer Cartan, Mrs. Blchard BERGEN PL. & SHREWSBURY AVE., Erdmann, Jr., and Mr». Warren PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 Veeland. RED BANK, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. George Bolte and son of Jacksonville, Fla., visited relatives here recently. Mrs. George BAMBOO RCpOM Bolte, Sr., will return with them to spend a few months at their home .here. RED BANK Mr*. Lydla Walling and Mr. and ALWAYS THE Mrs. William C. Ludi are spending PARCEL FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 1948 a week in the Smokey mountains, BEST and are visiting friends la Mender- DELIVERY sonvllle, N. C. SERVICE MOLLY PITCHER FOR LESS Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Syra- MUSIC DANCING cuse N. Y., is amending a few weeks with her son-in-law and 4 OCEAN AVENUE, SEA BRIGHT daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. 18-20 Monmouth St SUPER MARKET *- «. B. Mrs. Channlnf Clapp entertained the Thursday afternoon bridge club recently. Prizes were awarded to Mr*. Rensselaer L. Cartan, Mr*. EXTRA SPECIAL PRIME BEEF Uero;' Slckeli and Mr». Richard FANCY YELLOW ISrdmann, Jr. The Junior Women'* club enter- tained at a mother and daughter banquet held recently at Button DUZ Sirloin or TF^\C wood manor. Construction has begun on the Table Celery new home of Mr. and Mr«. William Porterhouse a %l|b. ALLEN S Ratellfta and family on Johnson C Miss'Geraldins Fogg celebrated her 12th birthday at a party. The gutstE were Gladys Hyrne, Jean Buedry, Sally Pritchard, Valerie 32 Matvel, Margaret Ellen Prltchard, Steaks 5Bun. Virginia Banafato, Judy Lauter- wald, Nancy Peters, Robert Phil- LARGE BOX lips, Charles Buedry and Edward FANCY FRESH YOUNG DECORATION DAY Hyrne. Mrs. Judson Evans Is spending Memorial day week-end with her partita at Wllkes Barre, Pa. FANCY Harold Smith and family are moving from their home on Main Hen street to Little street, where they have purchased the Zahn house. GIANT RED RIPE SPECIAL The Woman's club entertained at a luncheon Monday at Button- wood manor. Mr«. John Bayer of Spring Lake was guest speaker. Mr*. Leslie Keating played the cel- Ripe Olives Turkeys TOMATOES lo, Mrs. William H. Pengel played the violin and Mrs. W. Judson ac- companied them on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Oarrett McKeen, 12 to 14-Lb. Average Jr., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C SHOE LE Richard McKeen of Bast Orange, Saturday. Miss Michele Sharon FANCY FRESH CARTON McKeen, who has been spending a 15 400 PAIRS WOMEN'S SHOES few days with them, returned home. 29 NO LIMIT The. Young Women's club of the Mi ^T No. 1 Tall Presbyterian church met Monday in season's wanted styles. evening at the home of Mn. W. W. Can Boecewetter. Mrs. George Hitter was In charge. FANCY WHITE Broken Sizes — Values $7.95 to $12.00 William C. Ludi left Friday by steamship for Caracas, Venesueia, where he will remain a month as an Industrial engineer for the SWIFTY BOILING Standard Oil company of Railway. NOW Mr, and Mm. Ralph Dolan of 71 Atlantic avenus ar« ths parents of a son, born Thursday, May 13. at Monmoulh Memorial hospital. DOG FOOD 95 Robert Gessner, a member of ..he 4 to 5-Lb. Average ONIONS AND Junior class of the high school, has 4 bean named th* representative of Post 176, American Legion, to the New Jersey Boys state. William • WHILE THEY LAST ! Sutphln qualined as alternate. SHOULDERS C Mr. and Mr.. Arthur Waddell of 214 Broad street are the parents of 1b. All Sales Final — No Exchanges. a daughter, born Tuesday of lstt LAMB 2-11 wee t at Monmouth Memorial hoi- FULL CUT PTho Westminster guild of the FRESH FROSTED Presbyterian church held its annual mother and daughter banquet Fri- FANCY day evening In the lecture room of FILLET c tlie "church. The committee In JOHN B. ALLEN Co chaige was Mrs. John Lyle, presi- MIGNON Ib. dent of the guild and general chair- 95 HOME GROWN man; Miss Edith Davlson, tickets; Coca Cola 8 Broad St. RED BANK T«l 6-0267 Mrs. John Chamberlain, program; Mrs. Rensselaer L. Cartan, dinner; Mrs. William Wasmuth, flowers; SMOKED M ALSO MANY PAIRS OF Mrs. Franklin Anderson, decora- 1b. ASPARAGUS tions, and Mrs. Malcolm Tune, kit- CALA HAMS 49 MEN'S - BOYS' - CHILDREN'S SHOES chen. Mrs. Donald 8. Weir and infant BONELESS GREATLY REDUCED daughter Suaan Eleanor arrived homo Sunday from Monmouth Can Memorial hospital, 95 VEAL Mr. and Mrs. William McCormlcli Store Closed All Day Monday, May 31st nra parents of a daughter, born • Iius Deposits Ib. I Monday at Monmouth Memorial ROAST 69 boopitaj. . PageFopr KISD HANK KEGISTKR. MAY 27, 1948 K.v. Meredith I). Wood Eulonlown To Speak At Kuinsoii The Altar and Rosary society at Ohetrvance of Episcopal church St. Dorothea's church will hold n school month, at St. George's food snle Saturday morning in FINAL CLEARANCE nhm-ch, Rlmii-"on, will conclude with fvon' of Molonpy's meat market en tlie 31 a. m. service Sunday. P.iv. ."iTnlii strrot. Meredith 13. Wood, rector and hcj'l- Orrin Olarh, who has been em- master of Hoosac school for- boys. l>lf*\f.'fl ;IR a butcher in the local A Hourirk, .V. Y., will be giu>st & }> store, has been transferred to ALL STOCK REDUCED 50% AND MORE | prc:iclier. the Deal stoic a-s manager. He »»- surrcd his nev. duties Monday. RED BANK I Crur.rilmnn Fred S. Morris, Ben- jarrin VnnKeiiron, Vincent Moyeg, • DRESSES • SWEATERS • MATS Ir.. William Dlngman and Edward rjl.'itk. mombrrK of the Eatontown e-ini of the Shore Firemen'n bowl- • BLOUSES • COSTUME JEWELRY ng lencue, attended the Glantl- Summer's just around the corner Cards baseball game Tuesday night ?\rw York. E;ght membcra of Pride of Cres- cent council, Sons and Daughter* of Everything Going At A Great Sacrifice! Jberty, received cakes at the Pol- •yurna pnrty Monday night in for the kids birthday celebrants.1 They were Mrs Hr-len IvCWia, Mr«. Cora Wag- ner, Mis. Lyda Zlngale, Nelson .VBrrcn. Wlillain Gulhuly, Mrs. Mao Aumack nnd Mrs. Edith prepare for it now LYSBETH GERAN '^nvis. About 35 members attend- •rl the party.' Miss Jessie Ann 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. Flitilncr, dauKhtcr of Mrs. Esther rlirdner of •Middletown township, Seersucker sun suits, 1 to 3 1.98 .I.T obligated as a new member. Denim dungarees, 7 to 14 2.98 The lodge -will hold a penny sale Jurir. 7 and will entertain the Past Lisle tee shirts—solids, stripes 1.80 'ouncilois association of Mon- moutli and Orenn rciinticp. June 1-1. Strapless play suits 2.98 Rev. Meredith B. Wood A pi'.lilic card pnrty will be held Rev. Mr. Wood lias devoted his June 21 and a Pollyn nna and birth- "Kate Greenaway" playsnils mlpislry to Christian education dny party June 2A. Kcxt Monday's sizes 8 to 12 4.98 Prloi to his present post, hn tutifiht mei-lin.i," will be omitted due to the GETTING A NEW HOW? science at Groton .srhool, Groton, holiday. MaFH., and nt SI. Paul'H school, Con- Mm. Mnrgnret Kearns of L«ong cord, N. K., wiuue he was also In Bro.nch, with her sons, Thomas and chaigc of religious education. .'yrcr.ius, and daughter Mary I>ou, Sheer toddler dresses 1.98 Rev Mr. Wood entered the min- ,'i.vnt Sunday with her mother, Mrs. istry in 1933 after six years as' a M-i.-y Nilcs. Elastic-back shorts 1.98 CONGKATl LATIONS • WE'LL WAGER ITS THE HOME Ol partner in Errlcson & Co., New A large number of members o[ Silk Jersey bathing suits York advertising Hgcncy and a year the Eatontown Masonic lodge and YOLK MiK.\y\S, PKACTICALLY CUSTOM-BUILT 1 OK YOU. with the New Jersey Zinc Co. Me Oi dtr of the Eastern Star attended sizes 3-U 1.98 attended Groton .'iohool and Vale a .iptclal service Sunday night In "Jantzen" Las.lpx swim suits university, where ho was a member thrj old West LonK Branch Metho- of Wolf's Head senior society and dist church, sizes 8-14 1.98 WAS captain of the varsity soccer loam. He graduated from i'alc In Saturday's pickup of waste paper We hopr, of course, llial you'll want to carry jnili (clans or 1918) with honors by the tnlent workers brought In aft.ci- his return from overseas sev- another big load of close to five over that cuetoiiMiiadf. look fr vxtcrior vici! in World War I as a captain tons ^nd increased the total for the lo your home fiirniftliinpi in tin: interior with in tin 30'Jlh Field Artllloi-y/ 73tli four driven to $150.DO. A general division. ludlon plciuip will bo hold Satur- our individually styled CIIKIOIII-IIIUIIC furniture. day In preparation for the auction We'll make it to your order in I In- fabric of to be held June 5 on Broad street. Church Women Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hathaway 'SNYDERS your choice, in the manner you desire, in your an 1 William Dlngman of this place, choice of modern or period hi vie. Elect Ullieers accompanied by Mrs. Susan Hicks, Mrs. Rose Wincsartner and Gerald Mr?. Hubert M. Farrow was elect- Johnson of Asbury Park, attended ed president of the Red 13M nil I he annual banquet ot the. Phila- We'll welcome a call (R. R. 6-1137) or visit lo Council of Church Women at the delphia, active workers, post com- discuss your plans regurding new living room annual meeting last week at the nundciH, at McCiilllster hall In the furniture. Hctl Bank Baptist church. Others Quaker city Saturday night. elected were Mrs. Albert VnnNos- Mrs. Mary Miles, Airs. Josephine tiand, Mrs. William Woimely and Blosi'ey and Clifford Niles attended Mr«. Iluuli Maydolc, vice presi- a dunce of the Star of the Uiikc dents; Mrs. Fred Richardson, .secre- lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, jbjat- AVE! CONVENIENT BUDGET PAYMENTS tary and Mrs. Samuel W. tyius- inan, treasurer. urduy at Neptune. ' Alt HANGED Miss Sara Armstrong will bo Mr. and Jlrs. George Nilcs »of chairman of world mission in tlie Elizabeth spent Sunday with Clif- church; Mrs. Fred Boyd, Christian ford Nilcs ot Maple avenue. world relations; Mrs. William Mis, Florence Knight spent Sun- day with; her sister, Mrs. Ltslle FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Adnms, Christian eocial relations, 1 and Mrs. Hausman, publicity. Potter of Anbury Park, and also tvUinmsd thft.consecretion servidetoi the new Ballard Memorial Melo- Rivcrvicw Nurse dist church. „' The Deputies association .. of Become* Engugcd Ocean and Monmouth counties, Ml. and Mrs. John D. Ashwcll of Sons nnd Duughteis of Liberty, Locust announce the cntrnRCnient of held.Its monthly meeting last week their daughter. Miss Florence Ash- in thn firemen's room of the bor- INTWIORJ3ECORATOW woll. to Robert P. Horsier, son of ough hall. Mrs. Cora Wagner, itate ts W.MONT tt BOYS' COATS Mr. and Mrs. S. Horster of Lco- vlco councilor, was guest of honor naido. and installed the following rew of- The bride-to-bo was Riaduateil ficers; president, Mrs. Violet Smith; from Middletown township hi vice-president, Mrs. Bruncll; chap- school and St. Mary's hospital, lain, Mrs. Hazel Tuylor; guide, Mrs. School of Nursing, New York city. J?cl:a Johnson; Ircasurcr, Mrs. Sho Is a member of the nursing Alii-v. Hill; secretary, Mrs. Edith staff at Riverview hospital, Mr. Lcvis, and outside guard, .Joseph Horster was graduated from Mid- Ayr«5. A covered dish supper was dletuwn township hijrli school ami served after the meeting. Others 9.95 is r-mployed by the Telephone com- attending were Mrs. Anna Aumack, pany. Mrs. 'Florence Knight, Mrs, Iyah BoWatqr, Mrs. Margaret Fetti, ttra. BUMMAGE SAU5 Barbara Heyer and Miss Lutle All- Court St. James, Catholic Daugh- gor.- ' REGULARLY 13.95 ters of America, will hold its an- Airs. William Heed Is ill at her niml taring rummage sale Satur- home on Ma.p]c avenue. day morning, June 0, at the West Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sugar of side "Y" house on Wept Bergen Belshaw avenue aro parents of d place. Mrs. Ivawrence Kocho 13 son,' born Saturday at Monmouti McGmres wove chairman. Memorial hospital. HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J.

(2 Miles North of Red Bank) At a ipecial saving Sny* dcr's offers you a complete SPECS selection of boys* 100% NOW OPEN thai were made for wool sporl coats. With lengthening hemlines graduation just around the FOR corner it will pay you to drop in and see for your* self this special sale of PICNICS, PARTIES and CLAMBAKES quality sport coats. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED SHOC witn rHf rourwfui rcti Regulars and Husky* Sizes 8 • 18 l We offer you \6V2 acres of playground on a 71 /z acre farm with Summer's favorite child takes its cue from fall and winter a large recreation hall, 12 fire placet, baseball field, woods, and puts on nice, new airs. See the dainty detailing, the lake for boating and swimming, rest room with running water dressier look that For Your Convenience blends so beautifully and electric lights, parking space for 500 cars. with the new* silhouette. Open A Charge Account

$ .95 GROVE LIGHTED FOR EVENING USE 10 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. FOR FULL PARTICULARS Footcraft Shoes TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3767 "FINE SHOES SINCE 18IU" 86 BROAD ST. TEL. 6-2873 RED BANK 32 BROAD STST,. ff HRED BANK Ueadquwtera for Offioial lioys' & OirW Scout Shoes RED BANK ft EG 1ST I? It, MAY '11, Pasre Five

tonight and tomorrow night. Dane- Mist Audrey Flock Atlantic Highlands ins will follow tomorrow night's Engagement Told Howard Britton Morris, 16-ye»r- performance. Miss Margaret Me- old son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lavoie Crat« Is in charge of production. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Flock Tnc Girl Scout troop will present of Maple Lawn farm, Colt'» Neck, of Mount avenue, was released For the second year... from Fitkin hospital Saturday fol- » program June 7 at Ihe hiyh VENETIAN BLINDS announce the engagement of their school auditorium. daughter. Miss Audrey Flock, to Jovlng an operation near his left eye He had sustained the injury Mis* Rose DcLorenzo has hr«>n OF THE BETTER QUALITY Erneet T. Orgo, son of Mr. and engaged as commercial teacher for Mrs. Thomas Orgo of Spring Lake. Wednesday of last week when hhe "njjagea as commercial learner lor F. T. D. provides the service for decorat- I accidentally shot himself with • 22 tn* high school. Two teachers will Me have the Better Featured Venetian I caliber gun. Local police were no- '«»ve the system at the close of I his Itifled of the accident Friday. They school year. Blinds In Metal nr Wood, Sure Crip Card repor'. that the boy was on the I Tim Senior class returned from ing military graves in foreign countries... Lock, Smooth working Tiltor with 1'atented third floor of his home when the • its Washington, D. C. trip Saturday Cord Leveling Features. Tlic best enamel accicent occurred. He was taken to night. The 35 pupila making the paint is used on our blinds. You |>ay ihc the ofitce of Dr. Robert G. McCiir- , trip were accompanied by Kenneth We arc pleated to an- dy and later to the hospital. | Snv.th. Miss Elizabeth Rowan and ume price lor our quality blinds as you du Edward F. JueUa, Keansburg at- ' Bradley Van Brunt, high school nounce that individual for the cheaper erade blinds elsewhere. torney. who has been appointed re-' prircipal. A report on the journey, groves may be specially •="<*• eclver of the assets of the Jersey , as vn.n as a report on n rrrpnl ! When you are in the markrt tor Venrtian Bllndu, don't m»Ue Shore Lines, inc., said last week i Drama club trip to New York, wan decorated on Memorial your purchase until you have visited our Ktor« and seen uur th-H he had received verbal up- ' given at the assembly period Tucs- | Day, May 30 and on any blinds. It will pay you. Jjroval from Vice Chancelor Maja day ! day thereafter. Leoi, Berry for sale of the S.S. As-j Miss Bernice Bock and Miss I'a- j bin/ Park. Several offer* are be- UiCii. O'Keefe were chosen .school: ing given consideration. | representatives to make n trip lu ! A Chevrolet sedan will be the'Bear Mountain nnd West Point to-! Only graves <>l A/i/ilurv an GLOBE AWNING & SHADE CO., Inc. gland prize at the annual Fire- : day. The trip is bein:; sponsored !iy ; mea't, fair to bo held July 22, 23 thi Asbury Park Piers for IIIKII j A'uvii/ ir.anht is located 117 WEST FRONT ST. RED lANK, N. J. ,'inu 24. I school pupils in the county. The lo- ' V. S, Million' Cemeteries i, The Garden club celebrated its j cal selections were made by Miss PHONE RED BANK 6-31M the following countries firs! anniversary Tuesday afternoon Margaret McCrac, ndvisor of Ibe i he served'. AUi*l(ii. liclgi, Mils Audrey Flock at the Presbyterian church. The • school press chili. Miss Rock is odi- I Junior Garden club met Monday at i tor ot the school paper and Miss j France, Hnllarvl, Italy, Luxem- tha church. ' O'Keefe in active in school puhlira- I Miss Flock wan graduated from bourg, Pi-iillippinc Islahch. Red Bank high school, Georgian Mrs. Charleg DeVesty and Miss tlnnr. ] j Court college and Katharine Cibba Dell Morlatt visited relatives at 1 A new school schedule w;is re- i ! secretarial school in New York Veiona and Rutherford last wee!;, j leased this Keek and lists the fol- Special Wrcafhi for Memorial Day on the Mjs.s Lillian Dawson of Hillsdale ' lowing events, June 3, high .school minimum pne? \ city". She has been employed in the Became the Military request a standard type cf graves will be $ 1 0 00 plus cab'c cHor- i offices of the Arthur Murray studios spent, the week-end with Mrs. I con mencement; June 1, hijjh schooi Charles DeVesty and Miss Dell class night; June 4, Junior-Senior decoration for all graves on Memorial Doy and at Red Bank. How To Place Orders Mr. Orgo was graduated from St. Mcrlutt. I prom: June 10, Riadc school cnni- as flori^ls ad|, plot, rev ber of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. th..u. arrangement_ . ^ ^ mmM — -_ X *_ committe• A A — e_ fo0 _ r itor at West Point as a guest of wreaths. number. The wedding will take place in the Memorial services held at St. Cadet Norman L. Robertson, cap- the late summer. Luke's church Sunday by the Mon- tain of ,,le Cadet,s varst, baseball mouth County Firemen's associa- tion. team. Highlands 1 The Ladies Aid soci/ty of the FINED FOH FIGHTING. Presbyterian church held a food The Paront-Teacher association sale Saturday morning at the At John Abbatemarco or 3n Mnrion will hold a dinner June 'i at Cedar lantic theater. street and Howard A. Ilubbs, Jr., inn. Mrs. Bcrnald Crcighton is Th«! Holy Name society of St. ' of 31 East Sunset avenue were chairman of the ticket committee. Agnes church will dispose of a tele- \ each fined (25 in police court Sat- Mrs. Susan Feldman of Newark visicn set June 1 at St. Agnes hall. ' urday by Recorder John V. Crowell visited her sons and daughters-in- The Junior class play, "Spring for fighting in the street. The men RED BANK 6-1832 law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. David Feldman, Fever", a three-act comedy, will be were arrested during a brawl on over the -week-end. presented at the school auditorium Shrewsbury avenue. Edward Conklln of New York is visiting Mrs. Ivina Vooihccs. Mrs. William Worth is a»surglcal patient at Monmouth Memorial hos- pitoi. i Kerold Butz of Chicago is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George Robert- son. Examinations for eighth grade pupils are In progress this week. J. YANKO Tin* water committee of the bor- ough council met Monday night wt'h Craig Finncgan, civil engin- 3o BROAD STREET RED BANK j eer, to discuss methods of pipe cleaning on Fourth and Valley streets. A proposed plan offered by the Pittsburgh Pipe Cleaning company was turned down at the borcugh council meeting May 18. Flags will be flown at half-mast j this week in memory of Cpl. Mich- ael O. Patterson, whose body was . returned to the borough yesterday, j He was killed in Africa in 1913. SUN FUN BEGINS on MEMORIAL DAY A CANNY business girl wants lo Some top soil has been put on have her Sterling, not jiiit dream the athletic field on NavcEink avc- nu" being built under the guidance about it. That's where ToVIc's Place of the War Memorial committee. Fun that comes into summer with play togs that are - Setting Plan comes in. It's made Recent bad weather has hampered progress, It was reported. easy on the eyes and on the budget. Cool sugges- to order for any girl's budget. Confirmation was administered She looks for a lifetime investment in Monday at the church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. tions from our warm weather beach department. beauty. (Towlc is exquisite solid silver, Tho Gills' Friendly society of St. with a lustre that time will only enhance.) Andrew's church met Friday night at the home of Mrs. August C. Come in and see our selection of lovely Quart. Plans were made to send boxts cf food and clothing to Italy Towlc patterns. A six-piece place setting caii and Holland. A letter from a fam- cost as little as S22.50, including Federal Tax. ily :n Italy thanking the group for food received was read. Mrs. Earl At this motlest price, you can start now to collect Moisc who recently returned from your Towlc Sterling! • Korea, where her husband was eta- tioned, showed pictures ot Japan. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Helen Shay. Tho junior branch of the Girls Friendly society will hold an ad- mittance service June 6. Following tho candlelight service a motion Slmrt and .swccl! .lanl- picture on China, the present miss- zi'n's famous fin'1 poplin Reussilles* ionary object of the group, will be shorts with zippi'i" bnck. shown. Tea will be served in tho 36 BKOAD HED BANK parish hall by Mrs. John King, ] In wliilc nnd mlnr?. Sizn^ Mra. Richard Lucas, Mrs. William Pedal pushers for lazy 10-UD nl 3.50. Kaucher, Mrs. Alfred Wright, Mrs. comfort! Made of faded Monmouth's Leading Jewelers Daniel Collopy and Mrs. Ensley hltie denim willi talon zip- Oilier .laiitzt'ii .-borl- lo Wright. Rev. Wcston Grimslww 6.95. will conduct the service.- per side and cuffed trou- sers. " 1.tS Tee shirls of fine lisle JANTZEN yarn. Stripes and solid Summer timv. is mini time—and colors. 1.86 siiim lime in Janlsen time! Whe- ther yon frolic in the water or lounge under the sun, you'll en- STOP wasting fuel joy it more—and look your best ——in a Jantsen.

at ffce ittw A Jiinlzp'ri'-: famous hvo-piorr cot- Iron Fireman Automatic Ion stripn nnil print. JCi]>|»i-r LOOK back, silk jersey lined. 7.95. Coal Flow Stoker B .Innlzeii's oiin-picce satin laslex for trim contour control*" Foun- dation type bra with >liirring. to sound In while and Mack. 15.98. LISTEN heating advice C .Innlzcn's Iwo-pirco laslex rib cord. Slip-nn lir;i, rnncnnlcd w.'iisllinc ili'iiw cord, r-lfxljcizod lira liein. fllioicn of colors. The coal flow stoker 5.85. "pipes'* coal from bin to fire through a sealed conveying system which Tevryclotli beauh robes for eliminates dust and dirt. smart, style nuclei' the sun. It gives you tlic superior smoothness of automatic and economic. Thick, absorbent terry with flared back, and large coal heat without n\y coal handling. Automatic instruments pockets. Sizes 10-20. maintain steady temperatures day and night. Ash removal is hy Choice of illustrated model gravity or mechanical means. Can he quickly installed in your or hooded robe at 10.M present furnace cr boiler without expensive alterations. NERVO BROS. A. I. BENNETT Avc, 74 First Street, Kcd Hank, N. J. Keypoii, N. J. Tel. Kcd Bank 6-1115 Tel. Kcyport 7-0733 KKD KAXK ItEGISTEK, MAY 27, 1M-I8 --. Pace Six SO DIFFERENT w CIF NOTICE. NOTICE. C.'s hurlers. Dcmcheko and Malko. okkrcplni T«. ServU. liuii Sets Take notice ihsii iSamutl Sicrn anil Bids arc open for Inbor »nd m«*«»iftl I Townera And West Bclmar's BlackhawliB out- Samuel Zilbcrljhit. T/A MutimotiOi Tav. for throe additional clnjtroomj. Spec lasted the county sealers, 8 to 7. Ucnuclt Business cm, lias applied tu I lit Mayor and Cuun- ilicHtioiiB may be obtained from Mr. PKE-FABRICATED Rangere Unbeaten The winning run came in the S3.00 c\\ ot Kr.'l Hauls for a IMi-tinry lie tail lluiurfiilil, V'r»ncc» Pluce Public School. Service Krnnsburif. N. J., Friday and Monday. (Continued From Page 1) seventh inninj; on singles by the it tod iit 7 iJ - 7 2 Muii mouth fctrt'tl, Hed In :i. m. to - p. m. ^ Clause brothels, Ellsworth and the home team to four hits, one 120 E. River Road. Runmm OORATHV JANE SHOPPE Unnk, N. J. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Hurold, both of whom were pow- Rumson 1 0368 J. HOUSES & GARAGES :i double by Rohm. Barcntcau gol 32 Fitter Street River Pla*a UlijrcltmiE, if nny. bhuuM ).e made Notice i* htrlby uivcil that bid* «ill ers nt the plate. Red Bank 6-4227 Open Evenings Til 9 itnntcdi^tcly tn \v;\tit.< tu Aniy tl. tjliitui, lio reeeivid IJ>' the Committee of IB him for two for Hirer, but Mi« Bon.uyli Clerk of tin; Jioruuyli of Kcd TIMK I'AYMKNTS ABHANOKIt WEST HB1..MAK .ShiTwsliuty Townsliip for bituminoui only other Adclphia man to hit AH U II U.nnk. kurfBie trt.-ilmfnt of Shark River Sta- STOCK (IK CfSTOM I'LANS ERfcly was Eldrlugc. I!. Ctou«c, If . 6 0 1 tion lload, lllvcrdiile Avenue and Cherrf Sli.n... 31 . 'i 2 - KAMUKL STKKN. Cob Roussctl and Brlater craciscd NrviniBii. 21 . A 0 'I LAUNDRY SAMUtL ZIMJEHBI-AT. "itiiis wii! lit rceeived in the TownthiB \ out two doubles apiece, nnd Con-Klnrmw r .400 SHADOWBROOK NOTICt. Hooni, Tinlon l-'alls School on the tftk li llouli, if day of June »t S :'IO o'clock P. M., Day A <.c»o. II Your Put .Slovo. Arlliur HHSSOD and Alirt 11. ll.is.all. Spscificntions and Proposal Pormi Io« All R II Mrlntyu. n INN T/A Loc Cabin Ta|, Ilou^r, has applied Your plans for apring home- llonr fi Hoffman, |. In Ihe Mayor nr.d Coim.il oT the Ilm - (he work may be obtained at th« olfici lif, t 2 Open every day except JUHI Briii|( Youi- oush ul Shn«!!i:iry for u. I'icnnry P.i-tai! of Cicortii K. Allen, C. E., »U Broai re pairs, for home-building, P reili. r. . 3D 8 14 Mondays. Serving food (.'Dnsumption licfiin.- h,r |,rt_miri a situ. Stri/t, Hed Uiink ilurinp busincis hours. .1. Vsri-arcHi, J'liEBHOI.IJ A. C. Lauiulry To fit.-.l nt Hrr.frt stn-i'i, .S!i,i!v..«l,urj. Nuw U.ds m-jjt he made on the proposal should po further than blue- VVlv AD 11 II from 12 noon till 12:30 form, in tin- manner rl. siltnntell therein. uulo.1,1 in seiiliil tnvclopo with th« II. l I i filar,. Hi. .. i :: -i :f any ild 1M> tuadr | prints. They should specify ttill I MrMrl III. . . 4 ii li A.M. Music from 7 P.M. name oT til,' bidder and the proposed ..» l •• The Launderette woi k on tin outside nnd accompanied '. I l)uinn, •'. . tiil 1 A.M. Located on f'shn-wdbury Huniufh! I our Qunlity Lumber! It MVPP llri ' ' Sill,-. If. .411 l.y a ,-,,tilled i-hci-k pnynblc to Shrew", Ill n, lull, rf. . .. .'. II * Route 35, 1 mile south of 1 If Monition ill Hi. liny Tov.!inn'p in R sum of at least tea in labor-co.'ii1. It mnkes sound lli.NHY \V. SANUKI5S II. Vi.c HiKirrnn. 21,. .. .. » 1 1 Red Bank. Phono R. B Near tlic A&r ,>ii:r!,<4 ,,i;itM:i; i'.\.\sst»s, In r II t;t of t hi amount bid. A. 1!"" (I'll.,mull. *». . .. 3 1 II The Committi e of Shrewsbury Town* structures. Its Quality PAYS! l.liyln:,. , f...... "i 0 1 6-1366 or 6-1035. Free I'arUinK; O|i|i0Htle ALICE H. HASCAI.L. chip usfrvta the ns'H to reject *nf .. a l I NOTICE. ldt "' "" " ' KENNETH FIELDS. All It II Tnke toli™ llial K.ii-iii'Tit Costa nm BP5li.il t,, tlu> Miiyni- Mini l.'oun,.;i ol Ciinirmar,, All .Millwork uonc fn our own mill. .a n n . o o II the HoroiiKh of lied H.uik for u I'ltnary MAKGRETl'A U KKEU, O.kyll". -\i'•"••• A WALTKIt KKADI-; TIIKATRK MBKKI, -l> , a i) a Ilctail Diatriliuliim lit-, l,se for promises Township C!«rL, Unify, 81 .200 «:tn;U,d ill r,2 West Iltrsen J'lncc, Kcd r:oTicE. EAGLE MILLWORK AND LUMBER CO.. Inc. MrDowrll. 3b. •: o IF Shore Firemen Hank. N. .1. TO: "U'r.knowrt Creditors of Albert HIGHWAY SB. WEST KEANSHURG, X. J. ' Wil.on, rf . .i i II UuiciMiiiti*. if my, s'.uiulil Up made Siillcr ii ml EDzahcth Sidle r, .nOivldu- S llohn. r. 4 i i :nun,.dii.li.:y ir. wi.uii^' to Amy K. Shinii, iitly. and us iidnniiiUtratrlx of ihe E«- Tclrphmir Krannhurr C-IUM I Wimnrr. If Clrrk of the Uoroiiirh of Ked liank. liuc at Albert Sidlrr. deceased, whose > Kl. nnrtnlr onardo, tile Field club won over will IH. tal.rn as upiifrsscd nuahist you. WHY PAY iMUHE I'OH VOUK HOBBV ? Vn:i Vl'ct "I the IluruUKli nf Sliruws- Tin- said Kill is tiled to foreclose cer- Long Branch, IB to IS. Both looms li Division liliratth of t«:i sale cover!ng the l»rcm- (JOMPAKE 1'HESE I'KICES ! sent a parade of pitches to the ll.\U-. in llif Uurnutfh of , Rumfion, air Talr turn. isions D, E and F of thn Shore Monmiiiuh futility, Nrw Jrrtcy. made The Field Clubber* pounded out ircmen'H Bowling leapuc was held TJOTICE. Qulntana Atriznna .:ts Noon Tetran ..1.75 *{\tt»W MAGAttUl OTICE. |,y Mary T. Murphy, Collector of T«s«h nine runs in the second nnd four hursday nlRhl nt Crystal Brook h:il I'.v.l 'nioniKVt;«n, i "i t'ii<- HmoUKh uf Iliimson. lo the Bcr- Mark Tt'tran -1.10 Blue lUatlcn ,t."i in the third, hut found themselves in, 13alonton. Stulc Scn.'itor J. KNTIKK WKKK .. . STAKTINC lri. -I.S.1 behind, 15 to 13, as they came to anley Herbert was master or C'.f vV» OtHfu Jtinti.-t y 'A, !'.H1, in HOO'K hat in Ihe seventh. Uiirinu: f .Shi.-wjliMi-y fur a IMcniiry G. Crcwcrnl Vlallr* _ .Ml r.lo-Ute Totra« _ ...i.K remonles. THUKS., JUNE 3KD Itrtliil Con:* in [.'.inn I in -ii • .c f(ir 11 to in i Jits 12i\~ of Moit^aKi * lor mid county, on Jimmy Efiidlo storted the Rainc- Trophies and prizes were award- \',r o:\tl stM'i-t, .Slii-fw.slniry, PtiKts 1)6, '.is and 99 respectively, mid Red riaticK .63 Zebra Ilanlo ... ..Ill situi.trd nt. you. tin- "Unknown Creditors of Al- wlnnlnj; uplurge of three runs by d the winner:!. The winners of the Ntw Jrrsry. Mack J'lutv Varlutu* .«» lied WagialU .. .MO u hi \,r rnnHu lirrt Siil!t-r and ElUnbclh Sldlcr. imll- drawing a walk, Stewart was in- list five plnces in Division D wore Ohji-i-tioiif if vtiJually and as Hd minis tratrix of iht llruil and Tall Lite...... !MI iniiiu ilitit-ly in \vi ilitm d >li-«. Ottruiic Grnen Sivurilluils .ill serted as his runner, and then Jake )eul No, 1, Kcd Bank No. 1, Ocenn- li uf the llnr- Hr-tjilt- of Albti-t Sidkr, deceaatd, whoe« C. Van.Vli' t. |l(tniiii;h I'L n:inie cr names the complninant hna Bed Velvet !Siv'.n unable to asccrtiiin" ure made dt- Gold SwordtaH* .75 Mollle Splieliaps ... .U Sank and Hazlet No. 2. ffrid ;i i: t s, bec'AUtc nny In tries t which pienski moved to third on a Hold- Winners of the first five placc3 In ]\ll'A> 'til you may huvc agaiiiht the said Albert lltvurf Ciouramlft _.. _ ,'M Slinplichcrn, deceased. Notice to creditor! to •SUu-M-I HCTURE WITH A HEART! resent claims Kgninat eU»tf. igaro. 170.43 and Ci. Woods, 16'J.Sl. NOTICE, Supipmki, 21). ... High average prizes in Division ^ i'ursiiant to tho orrter of Dormnn Mr- l!. Simpson, fib. .' Tat« notice . th.-iL aiHilieation hus I-'add'm, Surronnte of the County of l.lenrck, rf E were won by R. Pylc, 11.13; I.. been m;ide tu the Township Cuninitttir Moiiiumitli. made on the twcnllrth tiny JcfTrff. rf yle, 1G7.DG; E. Thompson, Jr., Best-ScJHng Novel! of Middle town to\vnshi|i m ti-iuisfer lo f May, 1 !)4S, on the application of I'. Simpson, r. .. 61.1; S. Mazza, 102.78; H. Andcr- ElUitlietli Kislrr. Ih. I'l.ni.ty JtrtuM mn- PnijltilViWi-'y Alirrn. Sole E.\cc»tor of — HUBER'S ^r nnnnrllv. lb. ... : of Patrick Ahcrn, deceaied, Shcppai'd, lb ion, 102.37, and \V. Cehrcns, 102.l«. Holf«.rd, New '.lei'Sd. lit lutorm-t: i:.su*d hereby K'IVCII to the crcdU«rt Snyrr. ,. High average prlv.cn In Division 0 ' 'FRANK 'to EHtnte DIWM .liiculi I-'isIrr, Kliza- X.l«eccaKcd to exhibit to the sub- Womlf, p .. 1 0 wore won by C. Kodnicki, l"0.1'i; 'hi.Ih KU!< r. adininintriitrix, tn-i-niitcs aL -,/IJolc Executor, na aforesaid, their Carhait, |i ttm! demnuds nKiiinst th« BaM *s- .. 1 I) . Whitlock, 170.22; P. Wond, i 'prmulwHy. Uclfonl, Mew Jci-wy. Ohjrctiuiis if hny. BIUIUM Ur. mnflr . uij'dcr cm th. within M.V montha 60.26; H. Worth, 1B2.40; G. Uoyle, MacMUCDAV - VALII SIHATCA 37 1C H immnliauly in writing In Howard W. front the date of the aforesaid order, LONG IIKANCH 61 and V. Fischer, 100.27. Rubtrls, clerk ot Midillrttiwn township. nr thf.y'.will b*> forever burred of their M«rotl«. rf AB It II therefor against the said $ lib- Slillo, tf .. « J KUZABETK KISI,Ki:. Hcribrr. CMNIOIV. lb .. « 2 Mulawnn Juniors »roi«|wiiy, HoUnril. N. J. Dated; Freehold, N. J.. May 10th, S»rin«, ,vi ... K > 1048, •- , \MiraeiiesBELi5 NOTICE, H»h«r. If 4 • Z 2 Hold Annual Banquet r-I>ANIEL PERCY A HERN. O'H b ... R 1 V TaK« untie* 'that Hose OTluhcrty - Box 45, Kenmburff. N. J, Acerrn, 2b Thr Matawan .lunior Women's * .iihlEE J COB* h;u hi.plied to the Township Com mi l- Messr*. Robert!, Pillsburjr. Cartoft Gruinllii.tU. r club held its annual Mother and trc of the TnwnahLti "f Mlddlctown for A Sorcnson, • Muctioli, t l'lcniiiy Uctall Disltlhiitinn licence for Atlnntic HiffhUtuli, N. J, Onln, |. Daughter banquet last Thursday r> i cruises p. i tun ted nt Head den's Corner, Proctors. lll i evening at Butlnnwood manor. Mtddtctuwu. Cimino, p. ' Miss Virginia Brophy, ncwly- SUN. THRU TUES. Objections, If any. Miouhl lie uuiile ini- Notice of Settlamant •' Accaunl. elcclcd president, wclcumcd llv; nicdititPly lit wi-IUtiK to M.-wnnl W, Itol,- Ustal« of Ehrick Pnrmlj-, deecmed. (3 15 1 f::;;TiMJoijs crls, Clerk o( the Town.-hiii ot Mi.t«lle- Notice is hereby givtn thnt the aceoiinti // uould hr smart lo shop MOW >R»n lor Egiflio in 8th. tl5, and Mrs. l-'rank Bliap, club town. of the nubscribcr. sulmituUd truilca advisor, led the invocation. Si GiilislAiiii Knmp of tho tEtnte of said d^ccflfted, will be Mis. Thomas A. (jjirreVt of Hack- | UOSV, OKl.AMKHTy, audited atul stntcd by the Surrojut* of from the cream of our flock, In their first league start, Free- j II end lien's Corner, Middletnwn Township- the County of Monmouth and reported hold'* GuliJtans moved to an It to cnsacK, former junior membership for settlement to th« Orphan*' Court ot NOTICE. 1 victory over Keanaburg A. C. department chairmn and an honor- .snid County, on Thuriday, tht twenty* Tnke notice that Louis flecker has ap- fourth day of June, A. D., 1948, at Sunday. They were victorious even rv member of the club, was the 10:00 o'clock a, m., daylight saving i\m% main speaker of the evening. plied to ihc Mayor ami Council of the though the losers touched their lioiotlch of Kcd H;ink fur a Distri!nt* nt ^hich time application will ba mad* III. Lawrence J. Nolan, retiring for the allowanca of eommlttiont and * We Suggest Slacks ! hurling ace, Bill Te!a, for 13 hits. lion liiTiisf for i»ivmt!srs situated at 230 counsel fees. Main KeansburK threat came in president, read her annual report, McvhtinU* Ktrcvt, Ucd Dn»li. N. 3. tier which Miss Erophy gave her OUjri'tiolts, if iiny, should he made lm* Dated: April M. A. TV. 1149. Flannel?, Gabardines, Lightweight the eight inning when they scored itirdinlrly iii writing to Amy E. Shi tin. NBW BRUNSWICK TRUST COMPANY five runs. The Freehold margin a past president's pin. Eleven nielil- Clerk. i»C the H..iouj:U of lied IJank. Ily: Louis A. MeicroU, Coverts, Worsteds, Sccr-Cords and was made in the fifth when the; MM received perfect attendance (Sicnnll ) . Truit Officer. Rayons, LOUIS 1IKCKKK. N*w Brungwick, N, J, converted three walks and twi Substituted Trustee. lita into a four-run tally. Th A letter was read from Mrs. Mil- NOTICE. Hifk.«, KuhUhnu* Thompson oser« used three liurlem—Charli< ton F. Stevenson, president of the T.iKe notice lluit the Latnl & Comiii\t\y & Molineux, Complete SUes and Color*. Senior Woman's club, who was At- di l fc C l l :iCi(i Crorce Street. ' eilly, George Stover nnd Tom JliCK CARSON • m SOTHERN - wm MM • s. z. ami New Brunswirk, N. /; Chevalier. Tcla went the route fo tending the convention of the New the of Ak-olmlia l'.cvei-;tKv Control fur ;v l.iniltpil IMslillcry Proctors, Freehold, Jciscy State Federation ot Wo- 89.93 lo 820.00 1 lkci:tu for tliu jncmiscH hitnateii nl Best individual effort by Kcans men'. : clubs at Atlantic City. Kxlra ! Acailcniy Award .Short St;ij|jryville-ri)alai!» 1 lurid, Sculiey viJIr, Monmouth County Surr»f«ta'« Offict. burg was George Pelosc's thro The arrangements committee lor iiml lo mnintiiiu v.jirchnuscs at ficobey* In the mntttr of the eata'.c of I.illia safeties in five anearances. the banquet was headed by Miss villp.riinliiiix Uoad, Hcoticyville. I). Whitf, dc.-rqscd. Notice to creditor! J. K. Liiinl, Svuliuyvillo, N. J.. President. to present cinsms ncalnst ettate GUUSTAMS Maijoric M. Bronkhurst, who was "Climbing The t liii'CL-tor ami HUicMioldcr. Pursuant to the order of Dorm an Me- AB B H assisted by Mrs. John Sutliff, Miss I T. Lsiinl. III. Little Silver, N. J., Vice tulyVf. Jb Kaddin, Surrogate of the County of Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Willis Lewis President find Hirnrt-*r. Mnnmmiih, mnde on th* third day ot 20 BROAD ST., ^iflt^fJU m BROADWAT, homlisoH, r, .. W. IE, Wnolley, InU'j-lnUri, N. J., vice McGnckin, 2b. and Miss Geraldine V. Brown, May. JOiS, on the application of (jcorft« IMobiilcnt. and Director. K. White, Sole executor, of the eittta of Brine.'. 2h W. K. JahnKtott, Fr«choW, N. J., Trcns- <7(9mt«K IKM I'edertci, Ih. ... STARTING WED., JUNE 2nd Liilio B. White, deceased, notict ia LONG I'kciafli, k^ Engage Accordionist •:. urer and Director. hereby yiven to the creditors of is id McGrory, na. ... Mahcl A. Willett, Scolicy ville, N. J., deceased to exhibit to thte e aubseribcrauseribcr, \b»eV, rt GARY COOPER - PAULETTE GODOARD Sccrctury »nti Uireelor. sollo ccuturt ,, ns aforesaidfidi, , theiththirir ddebtdebtb !! SHOP FRIDAYS TILL t P. M. I.rnl.,, cf For The Swedish Hop Klsie K. Minton. Fair Haven, N. J., As- ami demandmnds njrainsnist t ththe us id aatnt*tt . DiBgin., If sistant fc'tH-ret.-icy. under oath, within s'x months from th*>. Tcl«, i> The Swedish Hop at Sea Bris'nt "UNCONQUERED" Unrutit 1). SlfvciiEoii, Short Mills, N. J., date of the aforesaid order, or thay will is biinging: back the music enjoyed IIO ADVANCE IN PRICES Director, he foievtr barred of the'r urtiona th«ra* 30 11 1 by its patrons for many seasons. J. F. O'llri^an, Cli;irlct:ti'SvH!c. V;i . or M::UHSL ttic said subscriber. Kt.\Nsi)URr. Oin.'ctur, Dated; J-Vvcholil. N. J., May 3d. l!»4l. AB R An accordionist has been ensaped Ohjectit>H5. if any, «houlil hv made im- CEORGK E. WHITE. . riiirki. !b n I for week-ends. The tavern is also Matinee 2:01) £vcning» 7-it mediately, in writing, to the State Lorn- 70 Wallace Str«t, ' U. l'clci i- li 1 featuring sandwiches, and one of mU'io'icr of Atcuholic Hcvciti^e I'nn'tol Red Bank, N. J, W. Walling lb B o Continuous Saturday - Sunday 10GO Brand Street. Newark 'J, N. J. tlcsarx. Wla* k Wilt. J. Pelow cf 4 0 the (necialtlcfl is hot dogs cooked STRAND XcA Bank, N. J. Campbell cf i In beer. A delivery service of wines, TEl. RED BANK 6 1300 LAMtli & COMPANY, Proctors. TOP QUALITY MEATS McKay If 4 1 beer and liquors is an ndded de- NOW THRU SAT. J. K. LAMM). President. Ulil, ir 1 0 Monmouth County Surrogate'* Office. 4 partment of the business. IN CHA>XERY OF NEW JERSEY. C. WnN>n», rf 4 0 IG1 ,'2G8 In tile matter of the estate of Ettlt Hear. I f 1 TO JOHN UONOVAN DUITY. Thortio (tilso known u« Ettie Thotne ARE LOWER PRICED WANT GAMKS Mctzjiar), deceased. Notice to crcdi- C. Stow tli l By virtiif- «r nn i filer nf the Court MatiztMki lb 1 « The Highlands A.A. baseball team of Citniircry uf Kuv. Jif.;cy, made or. ors to present clnimn nuninst estate. Pimnisml t« \hc order nf Dnrmnn Mf- AT C IMIli i "> 0 have several open dates on their the d;iy of tli«. dale lit rc»r. in a i-trtaiii Chcvlcn. i 0 0 VIWLC wherein Mmy 'i'. I miry U the 'ndditt, Surrogate of the County of schedule. Uniformed ficmi-pro teams ttctitimitr and you tin- tlio ilcfeiidiiiil, ^onmouth, nutdt- on the twelfth day of with home fields interested in book- .lay. IMS, on the implication of Joseph you iin: n.iiiiircii to :niswi r the petition- kV, Tiinrne. sole rxrciitor of the eitnte ing name* should contact John er's Petition on or hrfoi-. tin; 6th day if Ettic Theme taliffi ncHilut you icreby siven to the creditors of laid CORWIN'S MARKET or telephone Highlands 3-1187-J. ni the Chancellor shall think ciiuitable, If censed to exhibit to the Hubicrlbtr. (FORMERLY JAM MARKET) nnri just. sole rxpeutor, «s nforesaid, their debta 2ND BIG FEATURE The object of anid suit Is to obtain a and demands aeainst the laid tstate, decree of (Mvnrco dissolving the *mnr- under onth, within six month* from 184 Moniiiouih St. (opp. R.R. station) Kcd Bank rinse, lietween yo« nnd the snid the data of the aforesaid order, or they MARINE JRadio's Shudder Favoiite! petitioner. will be forever bnrred of their notions Dated: May .".th. 10-13. there for RK"inbt tlic s^nld subscriber. FRESH ATLANTIC HOWAUU LIONEL TOFT. THEATRE Snllcitor of Petitioner, Phtcd: Freehold. N. J., Mar 12th. FRI.-SAT. Sal. Mat 197 First Avenue, 1048. Highlands, N. J. Atlantic lliKhlatids. N. J. .1OSRPH W. THQRNE. CALA HAMS 43f FRI.-SAT. Sal. Mat. ROBERT YOUNG R. IJ. No. 1. Keyport, N. J. h Notice nf .Settlement of Account. Mrssi'5. J'nrr.ons, I,nbict'quct FOR ROASTING ROBERT YOUNG MARGUERITE CHAPMAN Kstattj nf Dura I)ic1iei'*nti, dtvca.std CiinxniiH it Combs, MAUREEN O'HARA Notice i» Itcfrliy uiv.n thnl the nucuuiitb (Ud Hank, N. J. FRESH KILLED CLIFTON WEBB "RELENTLESS" of the siilist-ribrr, nilmialst ralor, of the Prociors. ;• —In Technicolor— estate of .said deceased, will he audited 1 ,nd ntiitcil liy the SihiuKatf of tlit • • - • NOTICE. C "SITTING" PRETTY" j" —Alio— Counly of Mon mouth and rciiocted for Take notice thut John Gu<itrl hat FRYERS JOHNNY SANDS SUN. THRU TUES. settlement Lo the Orphans' Court of ptijicfl tu the Mayor nnd Council of thi Sun. Mat. saiid counlyny. . on TliuradnyTliy,, thee twentyenty* orouKh of Ited Bank for a Planary R«* 55Jb. " 7 CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE MONDAY fourth h Unyy of JJuneJun , , AA, , n , IMIMSMSS, , at Matinee Decoration Day "BORNJTOSPEED" tiiII Consumption Ucenst for prcmUes all. PRIME UIHS OF Tiro Bin Western Thrillers in:uno o o'cloc'lk n. m., DDnylltfht Saviin iiHteil at 70 Monmouth itrcet, Red Bank. ROBERT YOUNG ^ Sun. Con't, Time, at which time application will h. mmle Cnr Ihe nt\uwnnce ot conimlaaSoiiii Objection!, U any, should ba main im- MARGUERITE CHAPMAN Monday Mntlnen and counsel fees. SHORTCUT C mediately in writing to Amy E. Hhlnn. IRENE DUNNE Dnted: Mny 7. A, n., Ifl49. Clerli of the Uorouwh of Red Bank, N, 1. V. liBUN liAUniS, (Sinned) Ih. CALL OF THE CANYON IH) Union Avrtiui', RELENTLESS BARBARA BEL GEDDES JOHN nUALTlERT. Aslniry I'lu-k, N. J, JERSEY —In Technicolor— OSCAR HOMOLKA 1 MnMMCTTC •<« Admisltnilur. NOTICE, "lUEsT-WKD. InMvniMnt Wnllci1 .1, Upprrmnni EAI|., 'like notice thnt Pntay Hruno md ADKI.K .IKRGKNS IU.'I AlKlnn Avrnur., new Croti, Jr., r/A Rtftfcn Rnr have "IR»m»mb>rMamo" GENEAUTRf Asluiry Piirlj, N. ,1 BLNCIl STEPIIMK Ul/NNK ntipllrd to tlio Mayor nnd Council of the ASPARAGUS "j'il ES.-HKII, — AND - P Uuroiik'h of Kni Hunk fcr h FICIIHIy Hf- lull Consumnllon Kvrnifi! for rrrmisen 25 Hrnuglil Ruck Ily I'npulnr Notice ol Settlement nf Account. "The Woman From ROY ROGERS . DALE EVANS EaUlu of Uoic Siaiio, (fonncil.v K lluitleil iit 7 7 Weu Ucitrcn Tlncc, Rid FRESH GROUMJ Tangier" | Kci-picol, ilcri'iibcd. Nullce i« hereby lauKt N, J, Hi Veil thilt tlic nrcoiinlh nf tht hllli Oi>i*)t;tion», if any, should be madt C —Alio— LARRY PARKES APACHE ROSE' • rrtlii r. Milifilliitnl (Mlmlntstrtitnr, of tin liiinicdiulcly in writiiiK lit Amy K. Shlnn, •IANK IIARWKIX EVELYN KEYES estate i)t sidd lUcrtiscd, will lm audtti-t ClerNf of the Burniich of Red Bank* HAMBURGER 5 5 —I»T=. II ml btalcd by the SurruKiiLi' of thi Ib. "THB JOLSON STORY" Cuunty of Moiimmith nnd ruiiiirtud fo PATSY nitUNO, settlement to the Uvphuns' Court u QGORQG Fresh Creainerv TIlliRHDAV One —In Technicolor— fnld counly, mi Thufsilny, thr seven Now nt yniir ASRURV PARK Walter Reads THEATRES: NOTICE. PINEAPPLE DOUttLAM FAIHBANK0, JR. Onn llrt tot-nth dny of June, A. I)., 101H, n MAYl'AIll—"STATE OF THE UNION" WtOtt o'cjocki n. m., »t whtth tlnir up Tnko notice thut Ahrnhnm ttnuln T/A RUTH WAHHICK •IOIIN WAVNK plk'iitlnii will ho mink1 for tlio allow Hor-Unifo LlouorH has implied to taa JUICE MARI.KNIO IIIKTR1CII ST. JAMES—THUKS. VAUDEVILLE and "I'OKT SAID" ancu of commlhHtniiH utxl rmitittL'l fcon, Mnyor imd Counull of th» llorniifrh of BUTTER 8 51 18 OZ. CAN "COBSICJAN BROS." —In— PARAMOUNT—"TIIK IRON CURTAIN* DntrOi April an, A, I),, 10-1H. \Xvx\ Unnk for n IMunnry Rotntl niitrl- .JOSDI'K It. KKItl'lt'O, All» "TIIK «I'OII,KKS" I.VRIC—"THE AUVKNTUKRS OF llfl.v. Jt HOOD" RICHARD I.ANK —Alio— MTi llai.linu Unnd. lU-d Hanlt, N. J n M nt7 ur 1 HAVOV—"SCUUUA IIOO 8CUOUA IIAV anil HuuHtltuicd Adntlnlsii'iitoi-, We Dtilivvr. Tel. Red Bank 60221 LOUISE CAMPBELL • OKBAI.H MO1IH Edwiint W. Cun-lc, 1C:IM,, K sa ".»'i: ri" °" "13 LEAD SOLDIERS" U,i Mnhi Street, "The Lone WolFm I.^indon" Mninwnn, N, ,1. lHn«il I B*"k' rructur. ABRAHAM BAS81K, HI-;D KKC.ISTKI:. MAV L-T, I-U.S Page Seven

retcran£' posts and their auxil- Keaiisbiirs drawing will be held at a card par- | iaries. Girl and Cub Scouts, a ty Wednesday evening, .June 2JJ, .it Highlands Plans The Parent-Teacher association of tlie home of the grand regent, PTA Installation roup of the teen-age club, the Fritnces place school held a bazar COMPLETE BATTERY TRAVEL loiu and Daughters of Libcity. Wedrcsday" and Thursday of last Air - Sea - Hotel and Frank L. Hiltbrunner he first aid squad and fire depait- Th- Pat i.-h Hoii.-c citib uf St. At Tintoii Falls Memorial Parade jent with full equipment, mem- woi'ii at the school. The booths in- M.iik's church mot Monday even- SERVICE Tour cluiled needlework, food*, whito ing oi V\.*\. week at the I; emu.- uf Bonded Agent Contractor A Builder -ers o( the borough council and po- elephant, rummage, £ntb bag and \c» • Kriilaln • KccharKC ke department. Mr--; Kvehn S^hradcr. Mis. M^i- No Charge f.r ItctervatJont To Be Held Monday The march will be supervised by books. A toaster was disposed u.' [in P.iako.'ieM WHS chosen ehair- Maintenance on the co-operative plan, and ,m ni t:. for the birthday calendar for To Be Held Sunday Howard Monahan, police chief. Mr. antique exhibit was a ;.;)ccial at- f IValurc Of A Rodrigue?. i? grand marshal. Two l\)<. .* Olii"f committee memlvt •* Douglas Electric Co. T. H. O'OONNELL 26 LENNOX AVE., traction. Tile committee and booth a i'C Mi1.-. Miriam Comptuii, Mr.". 10!- A Memorial day parade in High- ands have been obtained, one bc- clianmcn included K. Bibaud, LO!M Tim iif1.' nflirc' s- cf tiie Shrews- 3.> Kasl I roiil Sl ng a boys' band from JameSbuig. ria Obei le, Mis. Evelyn Schnu'.pr J TRAVEL AGENCY RUMSON, N. J. land* will be held Sunday atarting Low. Jean Adams, Edna Held and nnd Mrs. Alire Foloy. Mrs. I^OUJM1 bury Township i aicn;-Tracher as- at 1:30 o'clock at the soldiers'mon- ny units which have not been Mbs K. Williams. 1 sociation wi i c in;-: a lied at the l(««l Hank 1 Mechanic St.. liml Itank mentioned are invited to join the N k hoi Is was the winner uf the ument on Naveslnk avenue. dm k horse pri::e. The next m." t- ': iinat miM-'tinji until fall, held lnM •l»»t n(T Rruail St. Phono Rumson 1-03SS-J larade. it was announced by the Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Goldberg of r IVI.: l(. II. 6-OI2« Before the march begins »• plaque Brooklyn spent the week-end with Inv; o: ihe t-hib will be hrlil :u thr ; werl; in Tint (in I al!^ school. Tel, R. B. 6-2666 will be placed at the monument in ommittee. .Mr. ,-,mi Mrs. William Scigai. hon:n of Mis. Carol Wilson. ! Mi.-'.'* Winuna D:urah. rxirnitivr-- honor of three HiKhland.5 men *ho A meeting of Star of Bny.siik1 Mis:- J'aiilini' .Si'hwar, a prnduaw diirrtor uf tin" M.C.O.S.S.. nd- were killed in World war I. They Slircwehurv council, 10G, Daughters of America. nir.to at tin m;intown lio.-pital :n jdrr.^rcl t)i" mretln^ tin the u sptui- are Ernest L. Kinj;, William H. Mbility oi p;in nDiootl. Following Matthews and Walter G. Tomlin- v.-;ll be held tomorrow evening at atlclphia. 1 '.'i.. is spending two The1 seven members of the eighth S j\ in., al the Lodge hall. !is vacation at the name of Mr. I hrr rr:nail\^. Mi.-:. A. J;u"!;pun Linii- »on. A hi«tory of the monument 1 rad* who will be graduated ;tt A meeting of the Ladies' auxili- am MrH. Howard StU'klry. i .-ley, re: ii in^ p: i-.^idrnt, in rrcu.i;- will be given by Fred Kieferdorf, exercises Tuesday night, June 15. 1 DON'T WAIT... WHILE THEY LAST! first commander of the local Vet- ary ul tne West Keansburg firt Tiie Jolly VA'^\M ihili Und diniv. v j iii\k>n of thf ii \Wi]x and riheirnt enjoyed ^a class trip Friday to Phil roinpr.ny was held last night at the ;tt Cry;tal Urotik inn* l'Jator.town, |.-ervic:\ pri'M-r.leil I'TA pin.s In Mi?. eran* of Foreign Wars post. adelrhia. They visited the Betsy fire house. ; -V. fir?I I*oftii:.. who joined tlie Tin- Wreath* will be placed at the mon- day cvrninj; uf hi:^t \viMl, from the Tinton Knll.i FL'!IOO| with tli2 IiiRhfvt i-LjKilaii-hiif grades wiil avenue, where it will be halted in Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Lee of con nt Buttonwood manor, Mata- J front of the Huddy monument Schencctady, N. Y., arc the par- wau Mi> William R. Crcar is a p:i- Ur iiv.-.'tidrJ pins by the F TA. ns Brief «erviccs will be held there. ent of a son born last week at Ufn' at Hivrrview hospital. wi!| tl'-n boy and fiirl with the lir.= t PFC Walter J. Hamilton, .son ol cH;;:r n.-liip rcco; d. By The YARD...59C The parade will then continue Bcllevue hospital in that city. Mis. Mrs. Hmily Hnmiltun, arrived huni. Jt;!m Newman; xeooml Miss Margaret Divers of Colum- nnsenmry Connelly i« confined lo ; i-ai t.'ull:ilcd with a vehi'Mc ilrivcn ' vice p!T>:d"nt, Mrs. Kit d Bid; PARAMOUNT LINOLEUM SHOP Reginald C. Hardy, William LM bia. N. V. is visiting Mis. Cnrric 1 hy .S;:,uiicl Wrincr of IJHUPV.-IJO:!. president of the Lions club, and E j ho;- home because of illnos.* . j liiinl vii-f i>rrj-i-.>n:, Mrrcdith Al- Giover. | Conn St. Ann. 8r)2, Catholic t Kei: i ni-'on wan rcpiT«ciitnl l»y \c:\\ iroovdir." •.••rvitUuy, Mrs. Wil- Alton Rodriguez, master of core Theodore D. Parsons t)f t!n* lift IIIMMDWAY monler. ! Daui.hiors of America, me I Tuc.-- j ! lia:n fiat : :\h\ :irut; coi ir.r ponding MI:\M:H Th« Hi.il Hunk Rpuislrr i« niUMioil ; t\r.y of last v.vrrk at St. Ann's school. | Ilcd MIMIU \ wv Him of Pni.-ions, L:i- Participating In the parade \vi 1 ] OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TEL. LONG BRANCH 6-S0S2 by local us urll IU out-of-town budinii. .Plans were msule to dispose uf V>M< b; i I:IJ;:(\ (.':i r.:;onn find ('i>mh.«. iir.fi iiiM-uirr, Mrp. William T. HtiicU- be the Oold Star Mothers, VFW, men. Aclvrrtispmefita nj'I'eJ'iinc ICK I-Ici iari*t \i. Hothcnljerg of Keypoii- American Legion and Catholic lr.rly t»ll the story—Advpilisrmrnt. on the co-ope in live plan. Tii'i l.i nd. In All MirabellVs Years of Retailing, Never Such Values As These

Gigantic FACTORY CLEARAN Slightly Soiled and Water-Marked Garments From Our Long Branch Store Fire... Factory Seconds, Soiled and Shopworn Merchandise From Our Regular Slock ... ALL AT FAR, FAR BELOW COST!

The sale of a lifetime! Thousands uf high-quality, high'fashion Mirahclli garments in one stupendous clearance event! Every piece is absolutely desirable... actually, only 25c/o of the quantity is damaged or soiled, 75% is perfect! Come, see for yourself .. . you're certain to make a selection; •?t THIS CLEARANCE ONLY IN OUR BRADLEY BEACH FACTORY STORE Spring Coats. Suits & Toppe $10 $15 Formerly Priced at $14.95 to $49.95 Exact Duplicates of These Garments Now Selling In Regular Stock At The Higher Prices Quoted! Clearance! 100% virgin wool suede, gabardine and novelty fabric COATS and TOWERS in every new style for juniors, misses and women . White, Clearance DRESSES CHILDREN'S black, navy, pastels. DRESSES 100% virgin wool gabardine, worsted, flannel and tweed SUITS in many classic and dressmaker styles. Plaids, navy, black, pastels. All $ $ $ $ sizes collectively . .. but not every size in every slvle ami color. l- 2- 3- 5 Were $2.95 to $4.95 Formerly Priced at $3.95 to $15.95 CHILDREN'S

Hundreds of beautiful new dresses so slightly soiled or damaged that you will COATS have to look carefully to find the reason for the sensationally low prices! Out: and two-piece effects in every smart style, every smart fabric, every smart pas- tel, print, also navy and black. Women's, misses' and juniors' sixes collectively. $3-$5 FACTORY RETAIL STORE Were $7.95 to $14.93 ilk and Railroad Avenues, Bradley Beach Paee Eieht HANK KKG1STKR, MAY 27, l'J48 Members present were Mrs. John _C!FTS . SO DIFFERENT. Leonardo Bamback, Mrs. George Hembling, Cltiitoc "Ming"' Horers Anuftca's Best Corstts Mi\5 Kittie Satter, Mrs. Fred Hur- As the Hummer seapun ap- At Sunday Lawn I'arty ley and Mrs. Emma F. Snyder. Mrs. Tittrd !)> Graduate Oirf;#»ti*»rrs proaches mure and moiv tummt'i .Mr ami Mrn. Christian P. Bern- Bamback and Mrs. Schenck were TUCKER'S homes air bciny occupied. Amun;,' sten of Port. Monmouth announced th<; piize winners. DORATHY JANE SHOPPE those opened icicntly are Mr. andth? ensaRcnient. of their daughter, JUIES Maltie Gary and Robert CORIET SHOP Mrs James Cams./s home on Cen- .Mi.-.- Patricia liernsteni to Algerron 32 Foster Street Wvrr Pla.a Potts wcrn Sunday guestfi at the IT) Hruadtvay 1'iing Kranih ter avenue; the Bryan cottage on' K. J'l rink water, Jr., son of Mr. andhorr.c of Mr. Polts' father, William R?d Bank 6-4227 Open £venir*3 Til :> nellcvuc avenue, occupier! by Mr. ' Mrs Algernon K. Drinkwater of At- Potta of Fair Haven. and Mr.-. John Decker nf Huboken; laniii- Highlands, nt a lawn party the Meritold cottn^c un Hellcvue Mr. and Mrs. James Pittinger and SuiKiay at the home or f the bride- j Susan Pittinger of Saratoga avenue, occupied by Mis*e:i Joseph- cle. t. for more than .>0 guests. A Springs, .V. V., and Mr. and Mr*. FLORAL We Specialize ine and AlUertino Lcninin of Newbuftd supprr wa^ served. ! York city, and the home uf Mr. and Joh-i Crawford ot Scotia, K. Y., i Mrs. Thomas A. Healey cf Klouni- , were visitors Monday at the honK DESIGNS field, who entertained Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wood- Robert Wemnier of Elmhurst, L. J., : waid. :intl Sj over the weeU-end. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Murtag of Sin «!i to « S«.oo Mr.<. Ann Flovnk and fcranddau^h- Dover were Sunday guests at (he Site IV/i to 3 $3.30 Joseph Mazia lic and Oriental tn- vlsiird Radio City Music J1n.ll ' home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- Tuesday of last week. tag and family. RUGS J. A. Mnrp'.iy has icturnrd to IJro'iUlyn aiicr a visit uf a few , Evciell BroHa and White. HIGHWAY :«. K.VI'HNTCin'N d:i>\* v.iih his : i.-tT-r, Mi-. >;. Cough, • Pruce Williams, son of Mr. and IYI. Kai. :MW32-W LEON'S and her s.in-in-lav.' am' daughter, Mrs Alfrrd Williams, celebrated i.l-;.! Hliiti' St.. Iti'd Hanlv Mr. :.nd Mis. A. Knith. hU ninth birthday with a party .\ii:s I.e.-Iey Allen I,und has re- Saturday afternoon. Those attend- Skirt little scoffers turned to her home, in Lyndhurst ing were Joyce Ciejka, Phyllis Mat- afte. a week's visit with lier grand- toon, Susan Anable, George Ciejka, parents, Mr. and Mis. Antlmn Lur.d. Thete smooth, soft little shoes arc bright as Mr. ar.d Ml.-. Kr:>U Haiber and Pa-. Howard, Max Gould, Allied .un Thomas of Ha;;ersto\'. n, Md.. i Lawrence and Douglas Williams. a button, very practical—and so easy to 1 Pv-ues and f;ames were enjoyed. v.ei.-j week-end guesls of Mr. and 1 clean, too. Made in the Buster Brown pattern Mis. Robert Search. They ami Miss M. . a'nd Mrs. Nicholas Gcrnian- Jane Search attended the, Kind Al- uriu and son William have moved Size G ID ft SI.:0 of finest quality and wonderful wear. MILK 1 len broadcast at Hadiu City, New to tl'eir apartment in the home of Size H'j tci I ! S5.IJ0 Yuri;, Hundny evening. Mr and Mrs. Anthony Piero. Size ir j '> '.! SS.50 Mr and Mis. Clarence Jones, Sr., Mr. and Airs. .luhn ijiudsliy and Tune In on the Buster Brown Gang every Your most important food are spending a few days with their Red, White or Brown. Sunday morning ,t U;30 to 12 on NBC. .iivi Robert (if iUimmit visited Mr--. , son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Biudsky's parent?, Mr. and Mr.--. \ thur Jones at Warren Point. l-anniel Putnam, S'alurdiiy. .Mr. and ; M Patricia. Beinstcn BLiibara Stilwcll, daughter of Mr. Are You Satisfied? Mi •. Puinani ale summer residents iiid Mrs. Stanley Stilwcll, accom- : of lllIs pl-.rr. V ^ P."1! n^ten \v;ts graduated 1 panied the choius of Red Bank Ml. end Mr-. James Connolly and fr.'-'ni Miildleto'.vn tov.-nship hi^h liiSh school ntud2nts who sang over children ."pent Katurdny with Mrs. iii-l.ut.l and is employed by the Al-fct-Ation Wrs'JR at Newark Monday Connolly's, parents Mr. and Mis.l.-int <• Mutual Insurance company There is a difference in favor 1 afu l noon. Footcra/t C. Inbc.ri of Union. of ,"!nv Vork cit /. Mr. Drinkwater ; PKC! Albert Hyct-5 is home on a •FINE SHOES SINCE 1891" of food value in Mr. .-.ml Mis. lieiard bitiiovalini tier\eil in Ihc Navy in both thea- , 14-tIay furlough with his parenUs, j an.l Mr. and Mrs. Stephen JDiOio- : ter-: of war and is cn-.ploy:d by 1 86 BROAD ST. TEL. 6-2873 RED BANK vanni of Biiaiklyn spent the weok- '. Nnylor's Automotive Parts and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyers. PFC end as the guests uf Clau.cn Coop. Suj.plics at Atlanlic Highlands. ' Hycrs has bocn stationed with the Hau/yuurtcr/i for Official Hoys' & iiirlfi' Scout Kliovs ; air force at Tucson, Ariz. He will Mirrj C'arulyn I.ouUs and nu: 3e!I leave soon for Korea, Krcfer uf Nf.'.v York c;ily s;>ent the M;iis Ruth Smith of Matawan JERSEY MILK \vo?!:-end with Mr. and Mrs. lh.v.-- ItivcrHtfli* Heights 1 wa.j p. week-end guest of Ml , und [ nril Worth and llenton McAithur. ; Tlv Sow and So club met at the Mii. Charles Co:i, I'letcher l-'rltts rcliirnrd to Dover homt of Mi^. I^rud Krrmy^r Tue.E- Monday af^cr a week's visit with I Mi*. Robert Wilson gave a dem- "Monmnnlh Comiiy's Fir*l and Largest Bridal Salon and I'ornud House" A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. dn;- o\ enin.'<. During tin! business onstration party Wednesday of last i hi:; sister ::nd he;- husband, Mr. and m-vtin,'.,' nev." olliccrs were elected wei.U. Mrs. Ernest C. Welsh of El- Mrs. Carl Bern man. for the coming year. They were beron was the demonstrator. Oth- • Mrs. John Is'ay is a .•ausk'al pa- .'.!:;•. Peter Gr.-intiinetti, president; ers present were Mrs. Samuel Wet- ! tiont at Munmoutli Memorial hos- MB. Donald Matthews, Sr., vice- l:el of Sea Hright, Mrs. Norman ! pitr.l. She is reported to be lm-pre.'.idcnt; -Mrs. Joseph Christman, LonK and Miss Marian Boyce of At- JOCEDA FARMS i piovinR, necvctr.ry, and Mrs. Brcmyer, trcao- lantic Highlands, Mrs. William j Mr. and Mrs. Oenrfre 'l'aj'lor. Jr.. \ w.'i'v The weekly pri/.e was won byD.vyer of Kumson and Mrs. Thoin- \ and sons GcofKc Ilcl, and Raymond .Mrs Martin McQuiir. Others prcs- I as Kelly, Mrs. Donald Hickcy and DON'T BUY! ASK Tel. Te). : ut Nutlcy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Alcn- i wrre .Mrs. Krank Hii^t, Mry. I Mis. Austin Wilson of this placn. fred Groves Monday. ICliailcs s™tt, Mrs. Marshall Smith I Mr.-. A. Wibon was the winner of R. B.6-1848-J Fhld. 8-0986-J .Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith and cliil- an town and surrounding areas, tin: following good and useful items will be offered for sale. NEW COLONIAL HOMES j ... sine* tht founding of this ceun* try, man and woman hav* livtd to Chalr» of various kinds, liaby equipment, table*, utands, dresseri, chlnft closet, lainp.s of all types anil «Ues, stoves, cuoklng utensils, UNDKK CONSTKUCTION - SYCAMOKE COURT, bo frto. Many timoi tht cost has male purebred cocker spaniel puppy, Hoover cabinet, drop leaf SYCAMORE AVENUE, SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY maple table, rocking chairs, new roftVc tables, settee, breakfast bttn high—but wt still havt our table and chaim, scooter, tricycle, baby carriages, doll carriage, glassware, high chair, trays, pictures, metal chicken fending prictltss FREEDOM. trough*, Spanish hand-carved chair, marble top table, metal beds, numbering machine, music cabinet, waffle Iron*, va»e», oil paint- Ing* by Arthur Johnson, fish tank, laivn mower, child's bench, doll WE BUILD TO YOUR ORDER crib, flower stands, huftel, kpruyer. Alto is multitude of other good Ltt's kttp it that way-for tht and useful Items Ion iiunirroiis In mention. There will be a re- CHOICE HOME SITES ALSO FOK SALE IF YOU CARE TO, freshment stand on the ground*. There will alsn he a cake sale, sakt of thoso wo commomoratt on toy sale, fancy nnrlt sale and talent snip. BUILD VOURSELI'. MANY OTHER LISTINGS IN MON- {•lease note—the terms arc cash. The auctioneer or committee In Momorial Day, and for thost who charge will not be responsible f»r any accident, to any person or MOUH TO OITEK. lieraon* nn or about the premises. will bt mtn and women tomorrow. In case of Inclement weather, sale will he held following Saturday, Thin will he a snle well worth attending, AGENT USUALLY ON PREMISES, OR CALL Hale conducted by Walter II. Melds, Auctioneer, Cult's Neclt, N. J. Telrphone Freehold H-O7IR-H-2. Clerks—ifaiiic* Wnlciilt, Andrew Hceker, Kugene Viereck. ROBERT J. MARVIN Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. The Presbyterian Tulcnl Workers TELEPHONE MATAWAN 12568 of the Presbyterian Church, Euloiilouu, JV. J. It Pays To Advertise In The Register RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 19J8 Pace Nin« tiun. in.-:t;tllci.l new oflicrrs and com- .was read by Mir.s Francrs Cantuz- mi'loc ch.uimcn at £t. Ju.-rphV raro. 4 Municipalities P.'i'.A. at a meeting la.f Everett have had their work UMKTAII, <;L\SSI:S In all but four of the county's 51 Emery, wrlfnri"; Mrs. H.irolt! Cos- U'llo, ]H):5]iitaiily; Mr:*. Lawn-nce published in "Talent. .Songwriters W.lli'i. H'llNki-.v, el.-: Iliuid-Cill municipalities tax rates for 1948 In- ami Poets of 1947." Competition IRVING PLACE creased, it was disclosed Friday .1* Insley. nii'm!ii'i>hip. ami Mrs. Wil- Globe Awning & Shade Co. liam Kit/.paMic!:. in nirnini. A < nrd for a place in this volume was very the county bonrd of taxation re- kp leased the figures in in ollirial list piii-Vy' is"pi.i'n'n.-.'l 'r,,.~ ncxl Tliuis-' ''»- Many tliuus.-inil.-i of niiinu- DORATHY 1ANE SHOPPE 117 W. FRONT ST. TEL.: RED BANK 6-rouin dwelling • newly decorated Iny cvenin- under ihe dircclior, of I-"'''''P1-" "e"' submitted from every :'••> Fnstfi Mn>rt River I'lai.i of 104i rates which had been de- KetJ H.mk 6-4227 Ope. vrninff. Til 9 layed in preparation since it was Mlf. U'illi.-im M-irtin. parL of the world. 2-car garage affected by passage of the recent An nichitei-t wi:l be obtnined to $10 million state school aid bill. give lulvu-i' n« to Oip sollndpiootillg Beautiful grounds Tiit four towns whose tlgures anil iircoiist ii nl tlt'atnient of the] showed decreases were Deal, down romn in the li:^h rchuol chosen ioi- from S51.9U to 548.31; Little Silver, :i n.ii:ui- ruuln, the board of educa- from $57.45 to $53.24; Oce.-in town- tion m-i-idcl i-r.-ently. .lulm O. An exceptional buy at $15,000 ship,' from 576.U7 to S70.80, ,-indHa:l/,ler, ^UJU'IA i.-ini; principal, will Occanporl, from $47.55 to S4O.3O. col;; imii' l') .'--ri'k :i niu-sii: teacher EXCLUSIVELY THKOtGH Runison had an increase of only v.h:!o Hie loom i:- lieing i-ho.-=cn and three cents per S1.O00, and Eaton- town has a 30-cent rise. .Mr. rind Mlv. W. Asljtiry WallillR , Red Bank's rate increased from lui'l Mr. mid .Mi • Jiihn Knoplon ol Jke JLovclii y I WEART-NEMETH AGENCY S65.G!. to 507.20. Bulialii. X. V., as I heir house gursls Tax Rnt« Per $1,000 rccer.lly. .Mr. Kncpton is Mrs. Wall- 12 BROAD ST. RED BANK 6-22M) 1948 lmr. Doer, ini:'; 1 rot her. Atlantic Twi r.T.7ii ll.i::; Ms.-. l-:;ln-l Kiimslnnd li.i.; ie- Asbury 1'iuk tilM'.l J..*i:i j turned home (i-iiin Ihn .leisey City AU. siiKh nii.ini :'.::i-, Aiimiuwii :. i i:i Medic il centri, \\ here she was p:U.enl sovevr\\ weeks following Avon _ li-.*'* automobile aci-idep.t. (.'uiii-; I '.in rov.c;, son of Mr. and ( llrailicy liriil".'"""!.".' .',7.7 1 5 llritllo I1.",.1T. ^.Irt . ilerber: ('. Kiu'iowes, li:i;i eoni- jrermi. pleted the r-.cmeMer at Hehool in ) I'/lliildmvn Tiuf.on, Ariz., rind is vi^itinpr rela- JACKSON HOTEL li.1.40 1.14 l-'iti ho],I Twp ti\"s at J)envi:r, Col. I''HIIIIIIIKII:IIU l.:-wre!ire \*ei rhio WHS installed l-ji'r IlliVfn as leflellt uf Coron.-il council, Royal On The Beautiful Shrewsbury River Arc-f.mim. at 11 cent ceremonies con- >li'ilmijcl_ T«|i."".'.'.V.'.".". (il>.-S ilucU-il here by I icptity 11. C. .M. J r,. i»4 l^uclch of nrmlley Jlnieh. Oilier ALL WOOL FACE FOR i; T.HH -J.n I HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY InU'ilnkcu !"L".'.'.""".I 7.n:t citllccr? scaled were Krrd J. Wall- in;;, V'.I-K ii>sfiit; Anlon Koppisn- I.ittln Silver -,3.21 hprj'er, orator; John S. Stout, past BEAUTY AND LONGER WEAR l. a.or. F. Slanhoiie. treasurer; Thomas Mill, f«-li 71!."2 Jjeonnril, chaplain; Wilford Holt.i- Millstono Twp 7ri.ll2 Miu::is(|Uan i;n..-.:i 1.(17 laniler, Knide: Clifton C. l^?wis, by Good Hou Mr.t. Ptm. 7I.S1I S.I S wiiiiluii, .'ind \Vil!i:i:n laitz, .sentry. Mon. Beach ..._ IIS.(10 Mr. Stunt w:u* named icpresenta- THE OPENING OF THE 711.1 I I.is tivt: to the j,-r.-mil council; Mr. Vee- Neptune cil>- 14. S3 »«iin T»| R.I 7 chio, altcrnati'. and l.loyd Wallinf, ) (Iroi.liport 111. Ill) 1 .'J.'. tru.'tee for thre;- years, [ liiirllnn Twii 711. ,'••.' 1 : ltl F. r.-ilrni !- Ai in.-tri.MiK 'nd Mr. .»:i and Mrs. .1. Harold i lemlrk-ksun at- DINING ROOM Kol Hunk ...... r,7.:!(t :.I2 tended the annual convent ion of Shrws. Twit. ... 7O.3'I Sen Brlltht ..._ 71.76 l.sn the state otj;.ini/.ation of the Amer- Srn Girt S2.T.9 .i.n.1 ican Hankers' association at Atlan- Shrow*. Rnro .iri.L'S tic City recently. , 12:00 Noon To 1:00 A. M. Hpilnjr Lnlc 17.7.', -.'.on Sprir. X,. TlgR. Sn2.Hr> 22.71 Mrs. Jules Alpine was elected Choice of Patterns and Colon S. nclmnr 7S.BS .5S presidenl of tlie llohievv Women's lfp. Fr-choM .11.S4 5.S2 lnai;ue. of this place, a new organ- SPECIALIZING IN Uiien Rn.-ifh n 1.50 ^.21 W.iH-Twp. .... B7.'i« 1 .fit izatiou resulting from the consoli- W, !, ll.-anch S2.nn 2.0* rintion of thi! Sisterhood of the United Hebrew runKi-npatkin and CHINESE DISHES - SEA FOODS the VoiniK Jewish Women's leaRlie, Keyport at ii- mooting in thn Kyiiasoguo Thuradny e.venini,' uf lust week. STEAKS AND CHOPS Charter members nlpht will ho Other uHiccrs cln:ti:cl wnro Mrs. Hy- celebrated at the 53rd anniversary m-in-SchwiirU, vice ju-esitlcnl; Mis. meeting of Freedom council, §ons fsadore Nlsoiinff, recoitlitiB secic- ] and Daughters oE Liberty, this lary; Mrs. Morris WoUt, cones- eveninj?. ; pon'ai'nf,'1 secretary, atifl Miss B, " Memorial services were conHuc- Dorothy Cohen treasurer. Mrs. ted at a recent meetinp of Tjndv Maurice Cohen was appointed pub- Colfnx, Rehekah lodge, at Odd Fel- licity chairman. lows halt with Mrs. Anna Eekriniin, nobl'! Brant!, presiding assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meicler have Mrs. Dorothy Poling, vice grjind. re'a;rr,c(l from a trip to Florida and The initiation of a now member, Kf.vntiji, -C"!)a.' ' • Mrs. Wllma Cuniinings also took :jr. and .Mi-s. Van li. V/alkcr and place. The birthday of Hts, Mrs. Ed!!nr Kifl;les have returned Emma Senson was celebrated, and from a visit with Mrs. Hiciiles' son- a bridal ahower was Riven in honor in-!iL\v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. of her daughter. Miss Cetty Sen- Koland Anderson of Washington, Bon. D. C. The Kiwanis club has received Mr. and Mrs. Peter Titus visited permission from the board of edu- relatives at Bayonne recently. cation to sponsor a Key club at the Mrs. Cornelius Aclcerson and son hii;h school. George Search, high Turfy, Mrs. Men ill H, Wallace and school principal, will submit to the ilaup.htert;, Judith and Marsha, and locril Kiwanis club'a list of boys Mrs. Daniel A. Holmes were recent WIH€S from the sophomore, junior nncl quests (it Mr. and Mrs. Wallace senior classes who have high aca- Miilei-.of Sea Girt at a party honor- demic standings. These will moot ini; their daughter Marilyn's second LiqUORS tho Kiwanis committee to discuss birthday. plans for organization. llaritan post 23, American Le- At a recent meeting of the Cath- sion, was in charge of the program olic War Veterans, St. Joseph's lor the -annual memorial service post No. 1023, final arrangements ijonuucted Sunday niglit at Calvary were made for the annual Commun- Methodist church, llev. John V. ion breakfast of the men of St. Jos- Peters, pastor oT Gcthsomane Luth- 4O5O OC€flN flV6- S€flBMGHT. eph's Catholic church to be conduc- eran church, presided over the PENINSULA HOUSt ted Memorial day, May 30. Theunion service in which Keyport Memorial mass at 8 a. m., Sunday cletgymcn and members of local will be celebrated by Chaplain churches participated. Other minis- Stanley Brae, Major, U. S. Army, ters taking part in the service were who recently returned from Guam. Kev. Alfred C. Arnold, Jr., of St. Major Brae was held a prisoner of Mary's Episcopal church; Dr. war by the Japanese during the Charles K. Smyth, pastor of the war. Tho principal address at thehost church, and Rev. Norman It. breakfast will be given by RevRilcy. , pastor of St. John's Jlethod- Justus Sweeney of New York city. ist church. The American l^egion Maurice H. Walsh, Jr., state com- ritual was presented by a team CIGAR DEPT. mander of Catholic War Veterans, comprised of Anne Taggart,'Edwin wlH bo among those present. P. O'Hanlon, Frederick 1... Kruser, Mrs Frank Kurzawa of South Arthur W. McKarland, Cecil S. Ac- Am boy, vice regent of the regional icerson, Ernest I.. Zin|;erman and All POPULAR BRANDS Parochial Parent-Tca*her aasocia- ilomer E. Mattcson, The roll call OF CIGARETTES

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The steel skeleton 9x12 SIZE entrance of • mill cafeteria. 101,635 mill work«r» NOW NOW acts as a firm foundation for the fabric coverings . .. 'Come tramped over it in all kinds of weather. Rug sh'oWd in today and see what Modernfold's beauty and utility can no worn-through spots—niter shampooing, surface do for your home. SHOP HUOAY TILL 9 I'. M. still .rich and soft—colors resisted fading. $1.00 DUNHILL ALARM CLOCKS TtraphoM CIGARETTE LIGHTERS $2.50 Value Red Bank 6-1408 NOW NOW *1.49 Sterling Furniture Shop NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS ON Overhead Door Products Corporation ABOVE MERCHANDISE 21 WHITE STREET RED BANK, N. J, Distributor fur Central mid Southern Now Jcrtiey OPEN DAILY & SUNDAYS UNTIL 10.P..M. 81 McLurcn Si. Heel Hunk, IV. J. PHONE RED BANK 6-0291 ]J Pasre Ton ItlJll HANK K KOI STIC It, MAY L'7, ited the Conovers' son-in-law and Cult's Neck daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Speaker Appeals Mru. Margaret Davis of Cleve- Duay. Peg lo Piccolo Says: land, O., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vmi iirc invited to visit our For Israel Aid LcEter nlchens for the summer. Liquor Stolen From Mifa Hazel Clayton and Miss MOLONEY'S MARKET Mi'iiioriiii l>;iy Wimlnw mid Mildred Clayton attended special Union Beach Tavern SI 2,900 Finked To services Sunday at Old Tcnnent 4 MAIN ST. (Next To Bank) EATONTOWN, N. J. spi'inl a few inntiu'iit* in s'- church for the unknown soldier. A portable radio, 18 bottles of linilt"! Jeuiitli Appeal They were accompanied by Mrs. liquor and a vending machine were I lent pruviT fur our \';\'v llsiv- Sadie Schanck of Neptune and Mr. stolen from the tavern of George I Closed Monday OPEN 8 A. M. — 6 P. M. DAILY Ooied Monday oii l'uvs v.-liii (I'd //••/ con.i' ili.-s Gittl Zand, United Jewish and Mrs. Vcrnon Fuc and Miss Ader of Union Beach between 1 | Appeal fund volunteer worker, told Dolores Madge of Adelphia. A del- a. ill. and 9:15 a. ni. Monday, it was ' liu r 1 hoiiic. th,. T."> women attending a Jewish egation from the Daughters of the reported by police. | Appenl fund luncheon fuesday ;it American Revolution lodge attend- rv.trolman Walter Hutton said ^MflKFD HAM^ •""-'' .. . ,-::^.';:^, cqc Here arc tne results of the Canary Conic. 1! The wir.nlni; the Mollv Piti.-hn- hotel, that "The ed. that Mr. Ader reported the theft name—"Petite VIRMHI" (Kraicli f>-r l-.;Uie Pipr:n) \v"s subm'Ulcl «':II in I'aJnftine, is your war, and The 13 members of the graduat- after he opened the store Monday ijIflUllLlkf nnlflW HQNEV BRAND- REAOT TO EAT fJvH). by Miss Edna Miller of New Ynrli Ci'.y. T;u t»-j IU:IMJI;:UU.I yo:;i Rifts of money now arc their morning. He said the theft must only hop'. for everything depends ing claEs of Atlantic township have occurred between the closing 5!i TO 8!i LBS. prizes were won by Kaii :iiii KwMi::id of HuiuiT.n for "FlxUcr" on us, tile American Jew.s, for help school attended Red Bank high early Monday morning and the All Leading Brands of and Nancy Wall of Fair Haven for "V.'iUiii" (short for Candle- now". The luncheon was given liy school Thursday of last week for opening eight hours later. Police All Sizes LEGS OF SPRING wick.) the women's division of the drive orientation. report that entrance was gained hy in the lleil U.inlt region, and on The Y.M.C.A. group met Thurs- breaking a window In the front Our »incer« thanks to all the contestants. Tui>(]'i.v division members pledged day evening at the school with door. BACON LAMB Inv.p.uls the fund, their leader, Robert Lord. 69L 65S,. "\7r r-n not r.iii anyone or nnr- Mrs. Leonard Slblcy, Jr., and ! r.:>hf.i an;*morf", F R continued", Mrs. Kns'.er Richens attended the THE CANDLE LIGHT w-! k:ive ,"."'1 to v.in llii.H w;ir fur oiir annual tea of the Missionary union i LEAN SI (.All CUKED 12 miles cf land given t:> us liy the at the Keyport Reformed church ' 770 River Kontl. Fair Haven, IV. J. Unite:) Nations Council for our Thurrfiny of last week. | '•/••(/)• gifts that arc different'' iDinc linrl. Even if the present Mrs. Henry Hnltermann has re- CORNED BEEF 39l in:j ciHto'i'SO is not liflrti, we mutt ceived word from her sls{er, Miss CHOPPED MEAT 49fb PI1UNE: It ED BANK 6-2111. ?'.•). we nm;:t kcc;> on antl give Dorothy Marble, who has rbcen \w money, fjr u\ii- money will tsiip- serving on the war cvlme trial in SPECIAL ly to thcio pitiful children, worn Germany for the past two years, Whole or Half • Fresh wemrn and mute inon, the help that she Is leaving Bremerhaven, thnt they r.n d:.Tpr?r:.Uely need now". Germany, today for the United The speaker expliitno-.l KCMO cf Htnlcs, and that she will visit Mrs. LUNCHEON MEAT 59n> llin war!; done by tho Joint Distri- Haltermann and family upon ar- 6-LB. CANS »3.S9 bution c-mmit'.co am! the United rival here. LOINS OF PORK 53k Servica for New Americans, two Miffs: Joan Haltermann, now em- ticmi that with tho Pnlci* ployed by Eastern Airlines In New BONELESS LEAN tino apponl fund, ma!;c up Jewish CENTER CUT National fund. York city, U flying to Washington, Mrs. Morton I.ciberman, special D. C, for a fpw days' vacation. ft.t chairman, announced that thu The Youth Fellowship group of CHUCK ROAST 69B, management of the Molly Pit<:lier the Reformed church met with the hotel contributed $100 to the fund group from the Old Brick Re- CHOPS 65$, NO FAT TIED ABOUND Tuesday. Mr3. Karry Ilonian and former! church Sunday night at Mrs. Henry Huiwitz, women's divi- Marlboro. Miss Doris Wl'lie was sion chairmen, were In cliargc. in charge of the meeting. Roasters - Fryers • Broilcn Mr. mul Mrs. Joseph Korman at- tended a rehearsal of the Klijah at 2!i TO S'/i LBS. 491 Don't take chances with St. Paul's Methodist church, Ocean CHICKENS formats ... our cleaning Holiinlel Grove. The group will give the pels out ihc dirt—all of The May meeting of the Holmdel, oratorio at Ocerin Grove auditor- LOIN Sugar Cured PLATE Atlnntic and Haritan auxiliary of ium during the music festival this il . . . removes even the the Monmouth County OrRantatlon summer. BONELESS toughest spots...restores for Socinl Service took plnec Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Rezenu Conover of Ton* In "KATf SMITH SINC1" all the beauty of color ilny evening at the health center. Locust Lawn farm, and daughter, WOK-11:15 P.M. MM. Hint Tri. LAMB CHOPS BRISKET 69, CORNED BEEF 39S, Mrs. Allison Stern presided in the M!« Zeau Conover, have returned HAGSTAFr fOODS CCIO ONLY 11 691 and texture to even the a.l)scnco of AIis.4 Idiura Hnrdln. from iSlmirn, N. Y., where they vis- FRIENDLY ME;CHOOr.t;OOOG.10CJi'.S most delicate fab- Plans were made for an outdoor rics uith careful picnic supper to bo held in Juno to pressing and hand which members and their families will be invited. A representative of Alcoholics Anonymous will speak. Etcsa for the evening will ho MIPS Marie Hoey, who will be as- sisted by Jlr.-. Henry Cross and Mrc. Willia.ni Pitcher. Those' nttenO- tho Monday mcetinp; were Mrs. Henry StoUcs, MI-G. Henry Cross, Mrs. Fred Noble, Mrs. J. J. Holmes. Mr!. William Pitcher, Mrs. Charles Ely, Miss Ruth Williams and Mi«s Gladys Chiaravalotti. Mrp. Douglas Fiomm is in charge of Iho Holmdel Sundny-school's Children's day program. Those ap- pointed to assist her arc Mrs. Har- old Holmes, Mrs. John Jeffery and Mis. Wilson Conovcr. Flowers will SUNDAY, MAY 30th be in charge of Mra. Fred Harri- son, Mrs. George Schanck, Mrs. Carlton Kinhafcr and Mra. Josepli HfNtY F. DIEEKE fc HENRY F. DREEKE JR. Phillipa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boiler are Formerly operating at moving to their new home at Ch'ipel Hill. THE FOLLOWING RED BANK STORES WILL H.tirry Cowlcs and Thomas Rath- bun of Hozlet and Joseph Phillips DREEKE S GULF SERVICE of this place attended a bus drivers' meeting at WayBide Wednesday of 52 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, N. J. last week. OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31st Members of the tiro company went to Morris Plains Friday to purchase merchandise for the fire- Wish to take this opportunity lo thank all their man's (ai>°. AND WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY Mrs. "Joseph Phillips and Mrs. pood friends and customers for huciiiy been given Charles Phillips spent Friday In Now York city. the privilege of scrviny them at the service station. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sindlinger of Homelands and their daughter, and wish to announce that in the ten/ near future Miss Claire Sindlinger, motored to Annapolis, Md., last week-end they will operate under the name—DI'F.FKE'ti^ where Miss sindlinger was a guest of Midshipman Ward DeGroot of OLE AN KITH HUH VICE. Tinlon Falls, If bread crusts are left over after Upholstery, Carpets and lluys tilnuiij uucit and ' preparing certain d:shcs they I should bo dried and made into Painted Walls ivaslicd. We solicit your lunliiu'ed crumbs, then stored in the refrig- erator in a covered jar. patronage.

DREEKE S CLEANRITE SERVICE Fair Haven, N. J. Plionc R. B. 6-2197. Acme Furniture Co. R. Hance & Sons ( Reussilles' Arthur Morton • Huber's Men's Wear Sample Dress Shop Albert Miller Shoe Co. Jade's Home Craft Schulte United HOW to WEATHERPROOF John B. Allen Co. Jean Frocks Sears, Roebuck & Co. -^—-^ and DECORATE CONCRETE AND OTHER Allen Electric Shop Jersey Central Appliance Co. Sherman's MEDUS BLOCr CONSTRUCTION Anderson's Music Store PORTLAND Will you enjoy J. H. Kelly Company Simon's "Nice Things" CLMENT Baynton's Floor Covering Snyder's PAINT your burglar? Kirschbaum's Silk Shop Better Housekeeping Shop J. Kridel Steinbach Company When you hear a burglar ca- Carroll Hosiery Shop vorting in your house it's mighty Love Lane Bridal Shoppe Sterling Furniture Shop soothing to know that you're Clayton.& Magee covered with adequate America J. H. Mount Co. Straus* Company Fore burglary insurance. ' H»» the eiterior of your concrete or light Colorite Co. aggregate block house become wiled and This applies to household Mustillo's, Inc. Tetley's •Mined? You can make it look like new, goods, personal effects, clothing, and at the same time give it an effective jewelry, silverware, furs, etc. It D. & H. Paint Co. Vogel's gtwece h weatherproofing by painting ii with Medusa National 5c, 10c & $1 Store Portland Cement Paint-a quality paint made covers burglary, robbery and concrete specially for such surfaces, h has as • base theft (Even mysterious disap- Footcraft Shoes Nat's Jewelers White Furniture construction, While Portland Cement, which keys ihc pearance is counted as theft!) o finish to the surface, making • permanent, | cement-like, weatherproof and beautiful Holdup and theft away from Fox's Gift Shop J. J. Newberry Co. Wilbur's finish. It can be applied to exterior or in- home are covered, too—far all terior cement, stucco or brick surfaces, damp members of your immediate Freed's,' Inc. or dry. It's economical, easy to apply, has Red Bank Pet Shop The Wright Store excellent coverage and is washable. White family-and at very low cost. and black, or eight beautiful colors. For Ask us. Goldin's Men's Shop color chart and information, write or phone- Reeds Jewelers Yanko's

Monmouth Lumber Co. AmoricaFore 79 CENTRAL AVE. RED BANK, N. J. Do Your Holiday Shopping on Friday and Saturday • INSURANCl GROUP Building Materials — Red Bunk 6-2060 Ready Mixed Concrete — Deal 7-9200 AHaire & Son Agency 19 MONMOUTH NT. MEDUSA RED HANK rilONE frMM KliJJ BANK KIXiKSTKK. .MAY L'T, l'.H* age Eleven Port Monmouili Mrai. tjcoi^c S.'ntt, Jr. Those at- Long Branch Man tending we IT Mr. und Mr?. George BUY DIRECT AND SAVE AT Miss Betty O'Sullivan was the ScoU. Sr.. of Occnr. Orove; Mr. nnd guest of her sister, Mrs. Larry Mr,s, Oavi'l Strvon.^nn and son Da- Pruet, for two weeks recently. vid. Mr. and Mis. John AndrrFon, Robbed Of $800 Mr ;md Mi.-. J;iinr^ Pat ton and Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell ( •pent Saturday at Jersey City, d;iuUiif>r '''i:ni i.s, Mr. and Mrs. MEN'S and BOYS' Ijtiuis Iliint'h'-'l. Ji . and rin light PI Branch police ar« looking Joseph Sheehnn, father or .Mrs. Miirilyn Jtnd Mr. ;iml Mrs. Saniupl for two mtii who Monday night Paul Naughton, is spending his Sti'vonson and child rr-n, Sandrn. | foixod 78-year-old Charles A. New- vacation at Asbury Park. (3:i:l, i;il| and Donald df Hi'ooklvn. bony of Long Brnnch into a car. Miss Rosalie Sca:;!onic of Lnn^ A i,u ^i- 1»n t'ul •>• CMU*1, decorated PANTS SHOP robbed him of SBOO and left him Island was tht week-end guest of with n l-»Mf:liin^ clown, was the in a wooded area In Eatontown. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Prael. ccnU rpirre. Ncwbcrry told police that he left Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopps of .. ,_^_.. ! a Long Branch bowling alley and Cllffslde Park will he guests of M H.' Mi; 100% All Wool 'Started for home when two men, and Mrs. Louis Wcroc this week- WIM€S i riding in a black sedan, forced him end. | Intrj their car. Ho said he was Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ncary coiJNSi-:u.nrts AT LAW 5 ; bound and forced to the floor of the and daughter Maureen nnd .Mr. Wliltfiftd Building KPC) Bank LIQUORS 1 SLACKS •i , car. The men drove to Eatontown, and Mrs. Leo Smith spent Sunday! John J Q'itnr, Thutna* 1*. 0'Jietrn* where, they left Route 35 and drove in New York city. j Vincent J. Mfl-'iie liriicii Faniino in'o a wooded section. Newberry A birthday party was- given for U'llliam 1^ KuiBrll, Jr. SLACKS S7.95-»».«« claimed they threw him from !ho Jane Noble by her mother, Mrs. WITH PLEATS AND ZIWKBS—LARGE SELECTION car about 200 feet from the high- Archie Noble, recently. .Line cele- way and took his wallet, bank book brated her seventh birthday. Thojn <;A.\/O\.\ A JOSO OC€RN RV€ and insurance papers. roams attending were Mr. and Mrs. James j rilUNSfcl.l.UKS AT LAW BOYS' PANTS . from $1.95 ilo said he went into the Encl Spratt, Jr., Sirs- Rcorge Jorgenson, ' 8 W.JI.i..- S*r. Kcd Bank OPP. PtNINSUtA HOUSt clal) at Katontown after the «s- Mrs. Mary Noliivs, Mrs. George Kim- ; \' .1. RKD BANK .1. j 20 WEST FHONT ST. saiiants left and Mrs. Ervcl Pow- ball, Af|.s. Fred Darkf, Misses El,ion I1'. Cuinlx I homn* .1- Smith er!, owner of the club, telephoned Nancy Jergcnaon, Betty Thompson, '• obrrt M Mni l.i WilMiun K. nialir Jr Katcritown police. Mary Ann Lutz, Patty Patterson, I Ahrnham I /liner Chief Harry is', Kirkegard of Diana Greene, Blanche Hancock.' Eatontown took Newberry to Moi- Viola Fields, Patty Ward, Linda I WILLIAM E. BCATY WE ARE ANNOUKCING THE mouth Memorial hospital, where he Wcnzol, Cath*rlno lrmin, Ruth Me- ] was treated for face cuts. Ncw- Kay and Bobby McKay. | ATTOIINKV AT LAW heny, an employee of a i_,onh' James Francis Praet, Infant jor, ! Branch reed store, was reported ns of Mr. and .Mrs. Lawrence Pnift, i liiciiini; TII\ CtMisultiint j oft'.T carrying; large sums of money was christened Sumlny :it St. | GRAND OPENING on his person. Mary's Catholic church. His spun- ' BO K.ist Tumi SI, Kid Uank (i-1377 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT sors were Peggy and Jack SCMK- : OF THE Hone of Woodslde, L. I. Liucrnft William Mallett, Sr. Is enjoying MILTON KOSENE The Ladies' Aid society of Lln- a two weeks' vacation. ATTOHNKV-AMAtt RARITAN crolt chapel are holding a cake Richard Hancock and family of sale at the chapel Saturday from 2 New York city enjoyed :i week-end 107 Muniiiiiulli Hi. Unl lliinti to 5 p. m. Proceeds from the sole at their summer home here. will go to the building fund drive. James Werse attended the birth- It. II. 0-3810 AGED SCOTCH FARMERS-MERCHANTS MKT. Mrs. Fred Owens la chairman. day party of Marie Oven at Atlan- ON The Ladles' Aid society will meet tic Highlands Saturday of last DR. MILDKED HULSART. next Thursday at the home of Mrs. week. si.'i'iiKoN (mitoroDisT Years Old Charles Conover of Everett. It will Boy SeouU of troop 8S attended Font <)rtluip(>:lii's— lOlerlro-Tlicrnpy be ar all-day covered-dish picnic. the Camporee at Asbury Park over Oflico HOUIK: Uaily » a. m. la S p. ••. F.veninifs: Tucfd.iv, ThurldAy, 7 lo tt June 12,1948 -2 P.M. to 11 P.M. This will be the final meeting until the week-end with Scoutmaster Al ! I*. M. IMPORTED 100% SCOTCH WHISKY September. Quackenbush. Among the boys I (Cloicil Wcilncid.y and I'liday) AT Earle Chew of Clayton F.pent the making the trip were Kreil Frel- j By mipu^iiuiciit only, Kcd Bank BOOHS 8 AND 12 YEARS OLD MARKED ON THE KEYPOKT, N. J. week-end with his sister, Mrs. Wil- bott, Kenneth Acker, Augu.sl and j sr.. u:;n HANK, N ,I. ROUTE #35, liam Nowicki. James Miner, Kenneth McLcnnon, I Air. and Mrs. Vincent Reale have James Hylanil, James and Richard [ CIFTS niFFEKENT BOTTLE—ONLY 3 BOTTLES TO A CUSTOMER- Market days thereafter- will bo every received word of the death of Mr. ICemhauscr, Eugene Dilggnn, Wai-1 l Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. To Healc's mother, Mrs. August Reale tor Burkhardt, Jr., Thomas lien- | '.iskrl:- til' SUIT! (i JUST 416 FIFTHS LEFT ! 75, of Calabrlce, Italy. Mr. and drlcks, John Gari'ctt, Robert Pulsch j occupy operational stands call: Mrs Ileale visited her recently and Thomas MeCammon, lhf>ro. Survivors are her husband, DORATHY JANE SKOPPE KEYPORT 7-2785 MONTAGNA BBOS. her son, Vincent Reale; a daugh- Glenn David Scott celebrated his JOHNNY WALKER RED . 8 YRS. OLD'5.68 ter. Mrs. R. Nevolo of San Fran- first birihday Sunday with a party 32 [-nstcr Silent River I'hua cisco, and three daughters in Italy. at the home'pf his parents, Mr. and lUd Dank U-4227 Oinn Evcniniti Til 9 .Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Domidion and children, Sally und Peter; Mr*. WHITE HORSE 8 YRS. OLD'5.65 William Nowicki and children, Konnic and Bill, and Mrs. Beatrice Cramer and son David visited the HAIG & HAIG 5 STAR . 8 YRS. OLD Bronx zoo Sunday of last week. HOME & ESTATE IMPROVEMENT '5.69 Thomas Malley of Kcansburg Is VisiUtig his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank McCarron. I RUSTIC FENCES BLACK * WHITE ..... 8 YRS. OLD'5.60 Mrs. Dayton Mattoon left thl3 week for the Essex Mountain sani- tarium, where she will be a patient. GILBEYS SPEY ROYAL . 8 YRS. OLD Thr- final executive meeting of '5.65 tho Lincroft Parent-Teacher asso- ciation for the school year will bo Will Tuesday evening at the school. GRANTS 8 YRS. OLD Ths flnnl membership meeting will '5.85 be Monday, June 7. An Installation of oHlcere will be held at that time. * IUMSON Mrs. Lena Clark, principal of the * INO1ISH HUD DIE GRANT'S .12 YRS. OLD'7.40 school; Mrs. Leslie Cornell, outgo- * PICKIt ing president of the P.T.A., and E Neuimnn, Jr.sCo. Mrs. Harold Willgerodt, incoming BELLS ROYAL VAT ... 12 YRS. OLD president, will attend the county New Egypt, New Jersey '7.24 council banquet Monday as repre- sentatives of the Llncroft P.T.A. l'hone New KKjpt J1281 of 5871 You May Win the Jackpot—But Saving Is Surer Mrs. Howard llattoon of East Orange is visiting Dayton Mattoon "OUR NEW DEPARTMENT" Play your cards well for recreation is fun but don't depend upon and family. them to make & fortune. You'll live well and havo money in the Mi. and Mm. Hobert Daverlo bank besides'If you visit the Red Bank Saving's & Loan every pay huvft received word from Mr. and F. H. A. PAYMENTS day. Insurance on accounts of each member up to $6,000 keeps Mrs Danto Davcrio, who are on a trip to Italy. your money «afe—our generous 2'6% dividends will help It grow Mrs. Elston Oudd«back of Eay- ARRANGED and your funds are always available when needed. Save—but do BAR ACCESSORIES sldc, L. I., visited Mr. and Mrs. It it the Red Bank Savings * Loan. Wiillam Warneker Sunday. Kathleen Warneker. daughter of AND GADGETS FOR THE HOME BAR SECURE THE PEACE WITH GOVERNMENT SECCBITY Mr. and Mrs. William Warnekor, is recovering from a recent tonsil BONDS AVAILABLE, AT BED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN'. operation, Mrs. Katie Vittetoe of Denver, Public Auction Sale Col., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Lee. Gladys Lee, who has — OK — been staying with her grandmother in Dcnvori has returned homo. Leonard Lee, foreman of Mimosa Household Qoods and Furnishings Storlt farm, is at Spring Lake tak- SAVINGS-LOAN ASSN. ing care of stock at Cedar Brook farm there. Consisting Mainly of Antiques HJ. Mr. and Mm. Harry Lee of Eliza- beth, Mr. and Mrs. Manny Mendol- sso.1 of Rahway and Mrs. Fannie Lcc of New York city were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Saturday, June 5, 1948 Mrs. Leonard Lee. Commencing I (I:.'10 A. M. Sharp. Miss Tora Ueland, daughter of ; Mr. and- Mrs. T. Ueland of River 53 McLaren Si., i(c«l Bank, IV J. Plaza, spent the week-end with Miss Johannah Johnson. (at the end of Wallace .St.) Walter Rathhun is spending a Having ftold my home, will dispose of my entire household week in New England on a busi- ness trip. good*, furnishing* and antique*! at 1'iililic Aurlion. Constating of cherry highboy four poatcr liod, Boston rocker FIFTH CHANCERY 1/164 complete, over 130 years old; Victorian sof;i, 12 Victorinn chairs SHERIFF'S SALE: —lly virtue of a writ (rosewood mahogany), Victorian chc-t f antd court Early American stand, hanging lamp (cranberry), antique oval amount.tiK to ripi't-oxlmnlcly $8,376.00, mirrors (mahogany), pine tables, chest ot drawers (pine), pino All l hut tract nr tin reel of I.-ind, slt« chairs, droplenf tnblo (chorryj,. oil paintings, ennravlns,'s, prints, CAMUS COGNAC SUPERLATIVE M1.29 - uatc, lylriK nnd being in the Borough of Empire console table, Gothic clock, French clock, steeple clock, Shrewsbury, in the County of Mon- w moutl), In the StiUe of Ntw Jeraey; vanity clock', secretary desk, throw rui;s, hooked ruga, *- o 9x12 I'C'KinnitiK nt ti uoint In the louthcrly rug«, curtains, blankets, drapes, hand made quilts, two buffalo. mother M<|t;l; trunks, ladder back looker, sleigh bells, carpet chairs, cane bot- HINE'S 5 STAR COGNAC. »42.35GAL The comfort enjoyed in homes Thence (t) Alontr the nouthcrly side tom chairs, rush bottom clinir.i, Mori Is chairs, butter paddles, of l-'ranccs .Street, South Hi degrees 06 mi miles Enst 1- feet to n point; hooka (old iind modorn In volumes and miscellaneous), book cases, equipped with WEATHER,SEAL Tlinico VI) Alon« the wt-slcrly ilda of antique lounge, folding screens, antique night table, kerosene lot — j on tlie mnp |i<8.8O< combination windows and doors lloncil, South -t drm-eci 35 minutes Welt 11H fect to u point; porch furniture, lawn mower, White electric .sewlnj; machine (cab- SHE WOULD CAIL THE WEATHER-SEAL MAN TODAYI Thence (.1) Niirth a* dcurerh I!) mln- inet model), MelRh lied, spool bed, cut and pressed gln.ss and many YOU ALWAYS FIND TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS, FINE utcs Wctt -U.t'03 fccV to n nolnti other lnterOBtlng Items that space will not permit printing, Doo't wMtt through inothci wintet with ditty, grimy window sills, Thenco (1) Alontc tho onalcrly sl'le of finny floor) and cold areas around windows. tot H' on thn attlil mit[i, North 4 da* QUALITY AND A TERRIFIC DOLLAR'S WORTH uw.cx .1.1 minutes Enst 1111.62 feet to By order of Enjoy s clftner, wtrmer and more healthful home with leu work. thn point or pin co of heclnnlna. Save up to l/J on fuel bills — cue dry cleaning costs. Cumins, |Jclii« II1.HU known ns tot #0 as nhown Dr. France** It. Cook dialer AT on ii mnp nf land A known «n Orlolt drapes, nigj ind wallpaper stay brighter, give longer wear when you 1'nrk, near «<-•\ iNidfivii and Kvn 1)1 I'adova, his wife, M. to 5:00 P. M, MTnCIIMI6E«KE WHTER WMOOWS litkf II In execution nt tho milt ut itc- cfinhtnit'tlon Klnniico Corporatlon( and 3 <« M 00 3 <« '1.25 mi/A 'Gcnuuiv to bu tiftld by Suit) colKllicli'l by I HA K, WOLCOTT, Hherllt, ALBERT A, SIX, Auctioneer, '.VI IVtris I'l,, ltcil ISiink U'JVil-.l. n Shriwibury An., R.d Bank, N. J. \ OP SOUTH'" JERSEY l)i\U'li Mity -'., 1'MH. C'lcrlm—K. Kuril, A.

Smith, George Philips, Robert Ben- Bclford son, Robert Johnson, James Kane and Donald Merker; and from Air The Ladies' auxiliary of the En- Scout squadron 27, Edward Crane, In Color* or White gine company met Monday evening Norman Smith, Bruce Smith, Al- of last week. Plans were made for bert Cook and is'orman Merker; the annual dinner and show to be LAST 3 DAYS It keeps Your Home Bright! and from ship 27, Robert Benson held this evening at the Virginia and William Johnson. Camporee Auction Sale tearoom, and to attend a show at bars were awarded. Their leaders Asbury Park. Eighteen members were C. R. Smith and Thomas plan to attend. Cairns. 55 Owns Street, Ocean Grove, N. J. THURS. - FRI. - SAT. The Youth fellowship of the Misses Ruth and Mildred Morris (npposltc rear of Ocean Grove 1'oH Office) Dutch Boy" Methodist church has organized recently spent Iwu days with their fiofiball teams for boys and girls. ,unt, Miss Emma Knowfiack of Jer- Meetings anil games will be held ey City. Tuesday evenings. Mv. and Mrs. Raymond Patterson j Mrs, Millie Komeo entertained f PI en Kant View farm, Jvimcrick, • Thursday•, June 3, 1948 the Nitinnc club last Thursday le.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. nt 1:00 I*. M. cveiling. Those pre:sent were Mrs. harlfts Patterson. ] HURRY! Juanlta Sickles*, Mrs. Ruth Harnntt, Mrs. Anne Tai now, Mrs. livelyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson, j Conzen, Mrs. I^illinn Lnthrop, Mrs. dr. and Mr?. Walter Patteisun and Residue of the Roberta JJcnm and Mrs. J;ine Jiryk. klr. and Mrs. Alfred Friclc spent Mr. and Mrs. Clurenee Kkillmun iundny at ITackpttstuwn and Hitfh entertained Sunday Mr. and Mr.-. Kay Harold Woodward, infant Ocean Qrove Antique Shop WE MUST VACATE PaiIts Enstice and sons Robert and ion cif Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wood- Richnrd of Caldwell find Frederick SOUK' Tho l.i'p newi is "Dtilrli Hoy* Price of Newark. v.-ird, was baptized Sunday after- Ficce». Mauled lVml. oon by Rev. V. J. Myers at the Why hlmdcd paint? Itcraiisr dif* Chris Wilson of JLM sey City is icifurd Methodi.st church in the Victorian hurciiii, Kmpirc banquet table, Chippendale pedestal fririu l>prs ol trrviic renu*re dif* visiting Mr. and Mr«. William Kox. escnee ul Mi. and Mrs. John Girl scout?, boy scouts, mariners, fablf, niarbl*; taj) tablpn, ('o)onial andirons, spool bed, oil paintings, Ii-irnl Uinth of paint. Mash ant! Mrs. Hazel Woodward. old cut and pressed glass, maple stretcher table, twin beds, (box brownies and cubs of Bclford will SamuM Myers, Mr^. Pa\il J. My- 1 SATURDAY, MAY 29th lor Inline beauty vlule IIIIIUA [i.iinl r.in't In; made like Iritn color.-, participate in the Memorial day rs, Miss Robert:! Kislcr and Miss spring. ; and mattress), four poster double bed (spring and mat- 9 nor tinls like porrh ami deck finint. parade at Kennsburg Monday, Elcanot' Myers were visitors Bun- ircssi, wicker furniture, Gone-With-the-Wind lamp, (electrified) Nt "Dulrli Hoy" paint dicmiMi • Miss Ruth Morris attended day afternoon ;it I he home of Mr. banjo clock, china ware (Knglisb, Wedgcwood, Austrian, Limoges), TRIM hlnul r.-irh to do its own special spring dance at Rutgers university and Mrs. Charles Smith of Phila- job (-penally veil. j Friday evening. delphia, Pa. historic plates, bric-a-brac, jardiniere.", 3 small china cabinets, COLORS If \ouVr hrcii waiting for good i Air. and Mrs. Fred Toman and .Several in em hers of the Youth blown bottlos, buolcs, old chairs, tables, lamps and many other \K\\n\ . . . it*s here . » . wailing for son of Kearny, Jack Myrick of Ar- Fellowship of the Methodist church lnl'-rc.-:'iiiK i:ei::s. Still Plenty Of Bargains! Hendtd to Slay Iriftill : lington and Mrs. Alvine Schierlc of attended the Youth fellowship rnlly Kearny were guests of Mr. aiv 1 t St. John's MntlmrtlKL church, Kcy- Mrs. John Renton Sundny. port, Monday evening. Order of Clara N. ! Mi-, and Mrs. Norman DeCirot . an'J children and Mrs. Minnie Dict Kcllrr or Auctioneer not responsible in case of accident Jn, on 1 of Nutjcy spent Sunday with Mrs, SA\i;i) I liOM DKOH.MNt; or about the premises. KLARIN'S PAINT STORE • Bessie Tarnow. J^onnltl Rilfiy, H, wus seized \\'itl) j Mr, »nd Mrs. Ronald Connelly a rrnmp I'riday while swimming ?n Wale bein/r held outdoor;;. In the event of rain, sale will take 26 Moninoiiili Si. Tel. 6-.HWH Red Bank • and son of Elizabeth .spent ]:IH Hit: |>ond at ICiitonlown park and place Weilne.-day, June !i, 1!M8, at 1:00 P. M. Factory Stores i week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernes was rcKi;iioil by two playmates. The | Volkland. po«)cp reported the youth was ro- Sale roiidiictinl by Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Bail*, Mr. vlvtd by the Katontown first aid AI.IIDIST A. SIX, Aiiillonccr, ?,Z I'tlers I'l., Ked Bank S-3721-J. 42 WEST STKEET KED BANK anl Mrs* Edward Bennett und Mr squotl with an tabulator and taken and Mrs. Milton Smith attended the home Eastern Star convention three days last week at Atlantic City. Twenty-nine members of th Ladies' auxiliary of the Veterans ol Foreign Wars took » bus trip t Lyons Veterans hospital Krlclu. oveninR, where they held a clano untl Kfi'vctj refreshments to tho pn tientK. Kivt! convalescing eh, wnii- ple.seiUe.tl to the men ficmi DUCKS FRUITS tho sixth distiicl. A meeting of Independent lire company auxiliary will be hcl Tuesday, June 8, anh a card party FROSTED will be held at the flrr. house CALF LIVER Thursday, June 10. THE WALL PAINT MADE WITH OIL Memorial Day services by the V Lei ui show you the new luxuriou» colon . . . You'll F.W. post and Ladies' auxiliary wil VICTO FOODS be thrilled -"i^ BOV.

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OTHIOKS AUK Allegro - J.50 CHUCK JKESH 1HOZEN SEEDLESS FRESH FROZEN NEW FRESH FROZEN 1111(1 Slllil1 tU FLOMDA BEST ' ° 13 v a a tl clolh with a" (Concentrated) SEABROOK FARMS SEABROOK FARMS lor thu siniill liiiwlliiK.'. CoiiiiLurjioint I'.OO buml, uvunigu bunt line. MINUTE MAID . GGRAPEFRUIR T ASPARAGUS SPEARS CABBAGE KIRSCHBAUM'S ORANGE JUICE 5 fof r PUS 23 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 5 I 29 Can 25 39 Pkg. 25 PVg. RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX. NO. 49. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 14 Donald English Tells Parking Changes Buys Yacht Basin Council, Board Bids Rejected Of All-New 1949 Ford At Pleasure Bay Donald English, president of the Proposed By Tho Pleasure Bay yacht basin on At Little Silver State Gaining rfount-English Sales company of (he South Shrewsbury river at Uaple avenue, announced this week Porlnupeclc has boen sold by Kay hat Ford dealers throughout the Bayshore Council H. Stillman and Associates to Ku- Heal Wounds mtion will display new models in pene G. Putscher of Irvington for In Middletown their showrooms, beginning; June Edwnrd A. Rynn of Jersey City. Racing Millions 18. Atlantic Highlands The property consists of a plot Join In Attempt The all-new 1M0 Ford car was 150 feet on Comnncho drive, 400 shown for the first time to more Appropriates $5,000 feet deep and 100 foot fronting on 'I'o Solve I'roltlciii Garbage Dumping Site Approved— than 1,000 Ford dealers from the the river, with riparian rights. Experts Estimate N. J. "Take" Northeastern part of the country For Harbor Board There Is a large clock with gns Of Scl I Budget Ask For Price* On $25,000 Road Jol it a regional sales meeting and pre- pumps, refreshment building, mn- For This Year At $11,400,000 riew Saturday at the Waldorf As- There will be parallel parking on rino railway, oltlce, work shop and Little Silver's council and school storage sheds. The Middletown township com- ,oria, New York. h«s west side of First avenue, At- board aro working toward healing -4- mittee yesterday afternoon rejected In commenting on the preview, antic Highlands, as soon as street The new owner plnns extensive the wounds inflicted a few months Anth'iriti»3 report tho Stat» of all bids for garbage collection at Mr. English said the new 1949 line markings are completed, it was an- improvements, providing storage URO when a quiet battle between Ni:-.v JiT.-i'y may got as much aa Bast Keansburg, Belford and Leon- Monmouth B.C f Ford passenger cars represents ounced Tuesday night by the mi- nnd a repair plant for various tho two bodies was highlighted by Murder Hinted •SII,-I'*),!)'»i in revenue from rac« ardo. One location, not designated, an investment by tho Ford Motor •or and council. types of boats. He has already nc- the voters' rejection of the school tinck '>|,iT.iUnn.-! 'hi3 year. Last was approved for the dumping of company of more than $110,000,000 Reporting for the police depart- copted orders for a number of row- budget at two special elections. I'-ar ll. got iT.nOO.OO). garbage. The committee expects to Season Opening in new equipment, tools, dies, ma- nent, Councilman Everett Curry boats and inboard motorboal.i. The Mayor Frank M. Gregory Tues- In Death Of l-'oilmvms,' ihi. |U:.>. 33 racing day« approve several other dumping chines, and several new plants. The ecl acceptance of the depart- llrm has the Chris-Craft agency. day night made a statement at Ihe at. (lai'l'jn .S*. iU: p'uli, Camden, thtt sites 'before the next meeting Next Monday new models, he said, represent nent's recommendation. A center council session, indicating that the .W-.v JIT.-'y Kic inS' commission an» Wednesday, June 9. more than 18 ~" months of testing, no will be painted on the street week previous he had contacted Legion Official nuuncoii r.iciriL; 1KLM ii i'reds at New- sion at 7:30 last night after an ad- Riverview Makes ons (in requested by the harbor To Aid Children arly." With I'rai'liucd Skull t.vit undor 'ho new sliding journment of several hours to in- joaid. Tho borough rejected a bill After Borough Clerk Fred I,. w:t\t into effect spect dumping locations in various A flag raising ceremony and a )f Louis Caruso to operate a gas Ayers had read off n liat of letters T^nrig branch police and the conn- y-'.u, th.i ill; would realize parts of the township. Making the trumpet solo by RlcTiard Brounley Another Good oneesslon at the yacht harbor, and Event Slated June 6 from parents of children who will ly pi-osr-euloi-'K O(IUM\ a'<* invesV.- ll .: l'; higher Garden inspection tour were Commlttcemen will officially open the Monmouth ilijiied tho concession in the hands l)o in the llrst grade noxt year, in galilii; tllu death of Harold S. i:vk n--i^i'a that took Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., Walter J. Boat club season at noon Monday. ;f the harbor board. Secondly, tha To IValmc Thrills, which roquets for an additional A(L'.ni> on. TiT-yrai'-old l.'Kir'nnait'ti t vc:-*!T<:r.. Tu'Vihiy's racesj Bills, Joseph K. Edwards and Frank A large number of members will Monthly Report jouncil passed an emergency ap- Ill'st grade teacher worn niide, an;l anti-Com:]iMni.''t leader, who rii'- tli'! !•/ il I; in.Jle to $10,30-1.- F. Blaisdell. gather at the clubhouse for the cer- propriation of $5,000 to set Uio New Aircraft Mayor Gregory delivered his state- was found iload iu Iii.s sccond-slory 711. T! o I i-.i- h.i:i s">. 5 IO.OOo.ClOO a» The committee authorized & re-emony and racing to follow. board on iLs feet. The money will ment. th- .S!."M :i:i^ p.>-:v. for collecting quest for bids on materials for the The first point race for Light- Trustees Entertained bo repaid the borough from profits The Llncroft-HolnulpI Klwnnla Thoso writing were Mr. and Mrs. aiv.-i-n pnj- f casolino sales. The present ron- cluii will pponaor an silr show Sun- Robert Snowden, Mr. nnd Mra. Jo- llf a.M<--l th it liinlon State's damage repair job. Bids will bo ternoon over the Monmouth Boot Last Night By raci with tho Standard Oil com day June (I, nt the Coil's Neck nlr- Beph A. Howard, Mr. nnd Mrs. l'lob- handle i.-i e\;,erted tu be heavier asked on 15,000 square yards of tar, club course on the North Shrews- [Miry expires Monday. port for the benefit of the. club's ort do la Kcussille, Mrs. A. Chester iliirin>: tliK llnal week of running mixed in place; 000 cubic yards of bury river. The first leg on the Mrs. James K. Clarke undprprlvllpp;rd children and gen- Conrow, Mr. and Mrs, S. Benedict heeausfi warmer weather should Tho Jersey Central Railroad ask- Levin, Mr. and Mrs. William H. bniij; out iiuuf crowd;*, and, if the, road gravel; 300 cubic yards of ex- Benjamin L, Atwater memorial ed the borough to whom a. deed eral welfare fund. 1 neI The Board of trustees of Rivor- J.-'.mes Howard of Uncroft is gen- .Smith and Mr. nnd Mrs. William tola Hii.irs above $.V>,000,000, t > cavation; 27,500 gallons of tnr (RT trophy will be sailed by Lightnings vicw hospital accepted the invita- should bo sent for land adjacent to 2 or 3); 18, 000 gallons of tar (RT Monday afternoon. A point race for he Bayview avenue station. As thu eral chairman of the affair which G. Pagdin. the state would (Turn for Its share tion of Mis. James R. Claiko of promises to nffortl an afternoon of The mayor's statement Is as fol- ten pet- cent uf the take. 7 or 8); 600 tons of %-inch broken Lightings will he held on the Fair Locust to hold its meeting nt her borough hud only desired a right stone and 300 tons of l',*-inch brok- H.ucn course Sunday afternoon. of way to a walk near the station, fun nnd thrills. Georgn OeGarmo, lows : New .lor.sey'.<; racing income has en stone. home overlooking the Shrewsbury on whoso estate the airport is lo Various letters have been received, anc.thor l>ij; promise this yoar. There is great activity at the river last evening, and Mrs. Clarke he matter was referred to John M. There will he no competition with. Firemen's exemption papers were club these days. The boats are be- Pil'sbury, borough attorney, i:ate6.U!i per every tho comlnir school year, stressing Curry of Community Flic company, is an innovation, which the trus- modt-ln of private aircraft. iarden State closes until Mon- md the electric lift is continually tees feel will be followed from time $1,000 of assessed valuation as com- the need for tho employment of an nouth Park start.i its season Juna Leonardo, and Frank M. Johnson pareii with $04.04 last yoar. crop-dusting exhibition will bo addition first-grade teacher, and of Headden's Corner Fire company bury putting boats into the to time, as it adds much interest given by Fred G. Koepnick, Jr. of asking our heli> in this connection. Ml. Meantime, Delaware will got In, were approved for membership in river or taking them out for trailer to the gathering to inject sociabil Tho borough promised to doublo -olt',3 iVeck, and a. number of other I am suggesting to the council its rarea. In tho past, Philadel- itorage. '; ity into the more serious features efforts to secure a dog catcher and phia crowds have split their Inter* th« township fire department. to take other measures in curbing acts and demonstrations will (ill that for the time being no action A lot at the corner of First and The second floor of the clubhouse of the business session. thu show. There will be .passenger be taken In respect to these let- i?st and money between Delaware^ is being painted and redecorated Routine matters wore considered stray dogs as Mrs. Mary D. Cin- ters. My reason for so doing is Garden Slate and Atlantic City. Hartahorne avenues, Hilton park, koshy told how tho dogs drink liop.5, and a number of lucky ticket that prior to I heir receipt—in fact •was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur by the junior women's auxiliary principally tho monthly report of holders will be given free rkl:ti. In addition, this yoar. under thft This group entertained the Ladies the treasurer, Secly B. Tuthill. Mr. from water fountains at tho school, Tuesday. Mav IS—I nhoned George new law, hrcTki,':i ia computed to Christiansen for $150. nip school children and in general Thorn will bo plenty of refresh- Uyser, nrcfiidont of the school Mrs. Maltby D. Jelliffe appeared auxiliary and club officers at a tea Tuthill stated that in submitting ments on hand. board, and told him that In view ten instead of live cents, and the Sunday afternoon at the clubhouse. his report he makes an endavor scare the children. Mayor Waldron tato keeps it all. for the Middletown Neighborhood P. Smith Raid dog catchers were The committee chairmen for the of tho changed situation prevail- association and requested the ex- to present matters clearly and to show includo Thoma-s Kraan and ing now ns ngi'-lnst last February Hack In March, when operators 'economize your attention," tho hard to {ret. it was mv opinion, without, how- and tho legislature were arguing tension of the Monmouth Consoli- aim being primarily to Indicate the Walter Rathhun, Jr. of Uncroft, in ever, having* consulted any mem- dated water line beyond the Mid- charge of general administration; ber of the council, thai if tho mem- Harold S. Adamson. over n greater .s!ato take In racing, dletown school and the Installation Receives $3,500 'human relationship policy." LaiircncD L. Buck of Uncroft, bers of tho school board nnd the tho legislators said they had to have ' of an additional fire hydrant. The A paragraph made special men Signal Corps Is trar.t-portaUon; Charles Toop of ijin- members of tho council wore to got Elkwood hotel room at I^onc; inori; money, nr.f»l plu» In town far your luri Ifiinil-mudo lump shades by Do Hnno, penalty clnuuo bo added to tho con- wnol. Nnv nr*. Join now. »ninll de- •nd winter gnrmonti. Complete Ilinlir. no rtiiillntlu thu hnmiuetii comv to life V«nitl>n Blind. Sleep Later Weed No Mori Leon'* Cold Stomp* Vnuili. posit iiml kly lmjnwHn will holit ftnee, ISondod routcman, Leon R, I'hont on your lamp, 12.GO up. Dornthy Jane Itepalrcd. i-otnpcil, rcflrilitheil right I trai'l for tha Gooseneck brldgo ro- Sun como In your windows enrly? (kt rlil of WM'cth wlnilnw hlituli't*. Wn h:ivo ill nil Unlit; Vliiuru In till «l»sl lilnnl ivtul wltilcr unrmctits. CnmplcU liiiiif-. HU'llt, Chrnier, I'lynioutli, Innrntillonnl. Iniis until II.—Ailverllicmont, llronil utrcct, Call Hcil Hunk CilMl ord- n.t opposing any Inlet at Loa* thi-'tn rniin III) t'l-nu u|i. Niitlonul Jj & IHI.S>'N MI L't'iUi* nnil 51.'JIt. National 3 ntu'f?, llundcil ruulcincn. I.uun'H. t'liona ftnlei inrii'.« CIII-II, ll;!:ri' -'• fcliti. Plen!« I'hune Hid Dank 6-071)7.—AdverUn. Noiiu 11 BltPl. I will not lio rt'spuiiHlblo for nny kli», l-i" I'hnlr* Stl.tO. nthrr ihmi Ineiin-cd by myM;!f, Salt* and service, Maurlc* Schwnrt which tho tides would cau»« W Srtlea and atrvlca, Maurlc* Schwarta. find power ititnyen, ate now In atoek Mulct And ttrvUe, MAUCIC« Sdhwatt*. Cft yuiif holiday uiuiu I'rldny nlirllt, Krnit Marar'i Tavern, Rumion, Cholte (SIllMtl), John UUll. Phon* Ui4 Bank t-0187.—AitvtrtlS' I'hon. Ktd Hank «-078T.—Adrttlltf Conovtr Brofi, Wlekntunk. 1'hont llolm< i'hont Hid llink «-0787.—AilT«rUli. Niitlonul 4 £ 10, I'rown'n.—Adurlllf dinners liom- ll.iO.—Advertisement. —AclvarUi«n>nt, mnu _,. property there. dil t-IHI.—Advirtlnm«nl. , . mint, went. . .' lJage Two HED HANK REGISTER, MAY 27, lf)J8

urd e uated from Red Bank high school. I employed by R. Ii. Haywood and Personals Caseys Rack Up He served as a chief petty olllcer company. Lithographers, in New Keansburs; Forms iU L !'?* . , in the Navy and saw service in the Yfjrk city. Dr. Sidney Mathew Hodas of 2CC Aleutians. Mi. Topp is art director of Rich- , .1 in, Death Of Official yiie-' Alma M. Jiannlne, daughter Broad street was elected a member (Continued I-'rom Pn^e 1 aid C Lockwond, Incorporated, Ad- of the American Psychiatrist asso- Tenth Victory nf ^:i. and Mis. PhiP.p T. Jiannine VASELIS—MA.N'DKALI, vertising designers, of New York was little to substantiate the he- of .Voiih H;idpo avonuc, was mar- ciation at its 10-ith annual meeting liei tri.it death was linked with iliss Mildred Helen Voselis, citv*. He; was gs'idualed from hold l'ist week in Washington, D. C. Juvenile Group rind Saturday at the Red Bank daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krne.it | Brooklyn T.chnie-a! hijjh school, at- Committee To Hrar anti-Communist work Atl.im.^on Against St. Rose rliurrh to Arthur C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kosman ol was doinj^ for the Li?^jon. A mem- Vaselis of Marlboro, was married j tcndeel Pmu Institute, and served Jackson Heights were visitors last Von til Problems •••or. of MMr.* . ArthuAth r C. Smith of Sc- Sd i in the- Kurej]iLc:n thea'.er ot war ber of tlip Atnrj ifaiii.^m committee Red Bank Catholic high schtiol'!; Saturday at a nuptial mass at Wt. week at tile home of Mr. and Mva. at';c ^%',-iHh. The ceremony was j Ja.ir.cf church here to William Man- v.-ith the Army. of the state IjC^ion, Ael;unsim is re- urball team yesterday artornoim IH-cfnnnrd hy (ho pa-stor, Re>v. W. Kenneth H. McQueen of Harrii A juvenile delinquency committee 1 i ilrail. son of Mrs. Boulah Price of ported to have been checking the visiied Belmar to mnke it vir-tm-y f'llr.trm Powers. Mrs. Warren H. SIIAK.S—DA.MKL park. was formed in Keaneburg last r.iRht names of allcypd locnl Communist-s Number Ton. St. Rose- Wi:.<* Ihc vic- Hn:',c-li w.-is organist. Cairicr Mills, III. The ceremony Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith of th« uncci the supervision of John L. tim 10 to 0, vi:i a two-hitter. The | was performed by Kev. Kdward A. A pretty aflnnonn wedding took and wa-s .-meinptinrr to trace Red Hi.- fhurch was decorated with , ,, ,, ,., Twin Gables apartments returned Montgomery, county probation of- meeting.-* in luc.il ;tic;i.*. Joseph G. 'n-., He only weirked was flower girl, and Alfred Tarpon (itrrct. licalMc the bride of Nathan- there .Sunday in tlio new Red Bank of Red Hank was beat man. iel 13u:. -Mildred Hul.=nrt. chiropodist, phensus McGrnth, Harold E. Hut- son had told him that he had L single in tlie s'ixth when the was attached to a crown ut orange will move her oiflces from 136 terfielei, public school principal; bci-n approached recently hy uvu iacli.s were loaded. Jack Malonoy. blossoms. She carried a boueiuet of KMlowing the ceremony, a recep- Brood street, to tholr new location Rev. Edward A. Corripan, rector of men who described themselves a.-* rlaFjy Casey catcher, also hit Iho whitt carnations, snapdragons and tion was hold for t ho bride and at 1.7 East Front street, Tuesday, St. Ann's church; Rev. Sn.nforri M. being F.B.I, agent.s, and vvantrd to hero-status by poling a home run aweel peas. groom at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Juno 1. Har.e,\, pastor of the Methodist qucftion Adajjison about his anti- over the left Held wall Thu ball The matron of honor was dressed Asa Jel,"rits of 10 Cherry street, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooke of Al- church; James J. Gravany, repre- Communist work. aveled more than 350 feet. in peach marquisette. The dres;s Shrewsbury township. ston court are parents of a daugh- senting tha citizens' organization Ltyion members arc conducting Coach Adam Krctowlrz, satisfied had short sleeves, a full skirt and ter bcrn Tuojclny at P.ivervlew hos- and the Lions club; Mrs. Frank i .'m investigation and m.'iny are cun- ransconi is able to take h!s turn matching nape. Her hat was of yel- pital. Broderlek, representing St. Ann's ivincid that there i.-; a connection or. the mound in the lomaininj; low and peach net and she carried .V:sf Virginia Clyde Francis, Parent-Teacher association, and I with the death and AelnmHon's nn- games, put in Onnny Welch in foi a bouquet of sweet pans and car- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrj. Leola Westendorf. represent- j ti-Kcei activities. The; extent oi' the sixth and Maloncy for Ihe sev- nations in yellow und peach. The ing which D'jnnld chanted the V. Thackara, .-fr.. of Keattie park, ing tho public school P.T.A. The j Adntr.&on'i-i work along this lino enth Mis experimenting did Uclnui flower gill wa.s dressed in a frock "Haftorah," of the day and gave received an ,-issocnle in arts degree formation of the committee was ] was not disclosed. no cood, Welch retired Ihc side on of aqua organdy, and had a mateh- Ills confirmation speech. Henry from Stephens college at Columbia, made hefore the mayor and council AdaJnson was missed Sunday at .strike outs, walking two. Maloney irtK bonnet trimmed with, nlnk o.'v- Huiwitz, religious chairman of M^ , Tuesday. . nt lho borough hall. Asbl.ry i'ark, whe're- lie was nchcd- fanned his three In straight ordci. trit-li plumes, and carried a basket Mr. and Mrs. Harry \J. Crow-hurst uled to appear in a legion-spon- Welch will get lomorrtnv'.'j hurl- of spring flou-ora. of Long liranch are parents of a Krongplh-Ziiiiiiieriiian sored Americanism rally. Legion ing assignment at the homo of the A reception followed at Occan- daughter, born Wednesday of last memhers any he was worried about Bulldogs and will lie sent to the port Inn. The couple will make gregation lor outstanding Kchout wec-K at Monmouth Memorial hos- Engagement Announced tha meeting being picketed by mound again Monday in the Buc- their home at 81 Bridge avenue. Wz merit In religious activity. pltiil. The child h::s been named Reds. -Members ol the rally com- Catty Memorial day game. Frnn.*- Thi bride was graduated from A reception for the Lehrbaum Klizi both Jane. Mrs. Crowhurst is Mrs. David Krongelb of John coni will be called, into action Mrs. Arthur C. Smith Freehold high school and is cm- family and their relatives was hold street hns made known the en#nge- mittee beKun to call the hotel but the former Mips ISvclyn Bloodgood, were not alarmed at first a« Adam- against Long Branch Tuesday. The bride was given in marria, ployed as bookkeeper for Fred P. at Brodsky's in Long Branch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey reifnt of her daughter, Miss Doro- 11BU HANK CATHOLIC Carhart of Red Bank. thy Krongelbi to Charles H. Zlm- son was a late sleeper. No further by her Hither. Her white nylon h. Kloodgood of Trenton, formerly effort was made to disturb him. All I! II gu-.vn wa.) made with an off-shoul- The bridegroom is a master ser- Merrill—Obern of Red linnk. mc'mnn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- lu-urv, I I geant stationed at Fort Munmouth. ris Zimmerman of Long Branch, Mr. Adamson was last seen by 3b. Ji— der- neckline, wi(h a lichu of tucked Eiigugemunt Announced Mr. and Mrs. James Deane of Long Branch Patrolman Kobei t maiejuisellc over .satin at the neck- He served in tho Pacific theater of May coui't, Hlvev Plaza, aro par- ciu, 1 Fleming Sunday morning. Adam- Mndur line , a littod boilice and a full skirt war for throe years. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Merrill ents of a son born yesterday at son was In front of the hotel at the (iarpni which formed a train. Her veil of Fox Hill, Little Silver, announce Kivorview hospital. riak. If CAKBEBKY^TOTTKN the engagement and coming mar- time. He had also been seen near Hai If v.'a:; French illusion and Alencon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison of Uia hotel between 2 and 5 p. m. Mf.luiH lace- end was fastened to IL puffed Spring flowers decorated Calvary riage of their daughter, Miss Clara Rivcrvlew avenue. Little Silver, arc Saturday, it was reported by Air. ('alver bonnet. Her bouquet waa white Methodist church, Kcypurt, Sundtiy Lou Merrill, to Alfred Gaylord M rf. ... parents of a son born this morn- Piliabuiy. i, rf. eai-jUjlions and lilics-of-the-valley, for the wedding of ilisn Jane Cnr- Obern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ing nt Monmouth Memorial hos- Adamson was found lying on a .Mrs. Arthur D. Jinnnine way ma- beny. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Obern of Santa Barbara, Cal. Thu pital. wedding will take place June 13 at blood-stained sheet, wearing a "T" Irou of honor for her sister-in-law, James DuBois Carborry of Key- Mr and Mrs. Nathaniel Daniel shirt. Mrs. McMillan detected a and Iho briecismaids were Mrs. B. port, and George Cornelius Totten, tho Red Bank Methodist church, strong odor in the hall and looked 2S 10 11 .1. Tf-rry and Mrs. George Pieper. Jr., ton of Mr. and Mrs. Totten of The bride, who is organist at the and a reception will follow at the through a tranaom. After police All wore white dressed, made like Keyport. Rev. Charles R. Smyth, A.'tM'J '/Aon church, is a graduate Merrill home. werb notified entrance to the Ali W I! l.hi- bride's, with heait-shai>ed bon- pastor, performcel the ceremony. of Riinison lli^h school and at- Miss Merrill will be graduated locked room was gained by use of H.'irrclt, h-i. ... ii.-ls of inaiqulselle and satin. All The bride was given In niurri.-igu tended tho .milliard School of Mu- next month from Principia college. a pats key. Adamson appeared lu Mycr... 1 cnvricd bouquets ul deep pink car- by her father, and her only attend- sic in New Ynrk city. Mr. Daniel is Shn is a Red I3ank high school nal ion:;; ant was her sinter, Mrs. Wynun a nr^dnatc °f Hooker T. Washing- graduate Mr. Obern served with have bled irom the mouth. Based ArrnFlionK. p. on the report of Dr. Torcn, police Hklilmnre, cf. . liarbara Jiannine, tho briile's Bedlei of Kcyport. Dr. Donald ]i. ton High school and attended Mor- the navy in the Pacific theater for theorize that he was attacked Hei»i», ah., p, niece, was ilowcr girl, and Philip Dlr.fman of Salem, Va., tho bride- ris in-own college, both in Atlanta three years. He was gradua'cd away from the hotel, ami that he A. Jiannine, the bride's .nephew, groom's counin, was beat man, and Ho i? a veteran of World War II from Prinolpla college, and is study- wa.i able to get to his room and go lloyli If was ring hearer. The flower girl, the ushcrB were Arthur W. Silcox, hav>n,t( served two years in the U ing for his master's degree in po- to ted. They believe he died in his t)umn. If. ... -•_• i too, waa dressed In white, and lier brother-in-law of the bridegroom, S. l.'svy. litical science at the American uni- sleep. 22 ' j frock w.-is a miniature copy of Ilia nnd Wyman Bedle, brother-in-law versity at Washington, D. C. IIRCH - 0 0 2 I II 2 M KTZG KK—STEIDKL Charles MacArihur of Chatham, one:; worn by the other attend- of the bride, both of Kcyport. This summer tho couple plan to S k -D'I- I ii a i) u- make their home at Washington, ohnirman of the Americanism com- Uniiplet'ii: Coleman, Ulltti. A reception followed at the Molly MiKii Miuparet T. Mctzgcr of mittee of the Legion and ono of the Arthur Jiannine, the brlde'3 Pitcher hotel. Both the bride and Shrewsbury and Call P. Stcidel of nnd in the fall will live at Santa men who attended the seminar in brother, was best man. The, ush- bridegroom aro graduates o£ Key- Sot,th Ozone I'ark, h. I., were mar- Barbara. June Bride-To-Be port high school. The bride Wits al- ried Saturday at St. James church Washington with the deceased, was ej-3 were iJcnjuinin Altman and APPRECIATION (}U(.'fationea by Mr. lMllebury. IH A Shower Ciiicst Chai les Haycock. so graduated from Monmouth Mem- rectory hy Rev. John J. O'Brien f Dorothy Krongelb The bride's mother was dressed orial hospital, School of Nursing. tho bride's cou.iin. A reception for Among other veteran organiza- Mrs. Jamm Egidlo of Atlantic WOMAN'S CLUB OF RED BANK, tion olllcials questioned were Shel- in a navy blue and white print Tho bridegroom attended Massa- the immediate family followed at 164 Broad Street, Miss Krongelb waa graduated Highlands entertained recently at gown, with a corsnge of gardenias. chusets Institute of Technology an;l Sh.'idowbrook inn. Shrewsbury. from Red Bank high school and at- don DeBau. state V.F.W. comman- a bridal Shower for Mias Dolly Egl- Red Bank, N. J. der, William Dennis, county Le- The couple are uu their way vo Rv.tgerB university, where ho waa Tho bride chose a pastel blue suit tomlcci Newark preparatory school. dlo of Atlantic Highland!!. Guests Washington, where they will make a member of Phi Delta.; Theta fra- with navy accessories and a cors- May 25, 19-18. Wedding Flowers She is employed at Coles Signal gion service ofliccr, and Louis Silk, received corsages of lilies nf the Mr. Thomas Irving Brown, Long; Branch veterans' leader. th-jir homo at Seattle. For travel- ternity. He served as a captain ill aRa of white llowcrs. Miss Lydia Red Bank Register, laboratory. Mr. Zimmerman was valley made by Mrs. Nicholas ligl- ing the bride wore a brown linen tho Army air force for four years, Metzger, her sister, was maid of TO SUIT ANY BUDGET graduated from L*ong Branch high Mortimer S. VanSauter, county le- dio. Red Bank, N. J. gion commander, and Albert Strom, mi.t with brown and white acces- spending considerable tlmo in the honor. Hev suit waa bclgc, her Dear Sir: school, nnd served 18 months in Attending wore Mrs. Anthony sories Fa:- East, China and Japan, He is acccisorios brown nnd her corsage the Army. commander of the Civil Service Egldlo, MIB. Patsy Dato, Mrs. The executive bonrd of tho Red post, American legion, also spoke The bride was graduated from employed by the Inter-Chemical Tahsman roses. John H. Motzgcr Bank Woman's club wish to ac- Ralph Dato, Mrs. Charles Dato, Red Bank high school, Blackstono corporation at Newark. brother of tho bride, was host man with authorities. Mr3. Anthony Margnnclll, Mrs. knowledge their appreciation for the Civiliuns May Join college) in Virginia, and Highland The couplo will make their home Alter Juno 15 the couple will publicity which you have Riven the Adamson, a bachelor, was not Charles Hull. Mrs. Donald Cook, various activities of the club dur- employed and inherited consider- Manor school at West Long in Keyport. make their homo in South Ozone 150th Kcscrve Mrs. Dorothy Cox, Mrs. Kay Van Branch. Mr. Smith attended Lewis Park. The bride is tho daughter ing the past year. able property, the income of which do Mater, Mrs. Anthony Dusuck, NOBI.E—K1MBALI. Sincerely yours, The 250th Composit* squadron, supported him. Numerous clippings and Clark academy at Spokane, of the lato Mr. nnd Mrs. John Metz- Mrs. Joseph Black, Mrs. Robert Wash., and served as a first lieu- ger of Shrewsbury. She la a grad- Florence W. Pye, which meets at 8:30 o'clock tonight, of anti-Communist drives and con- Barr, MrB. Jessie McConncll and Announcement Is made of the Corresponding Secretary. is now authorized to recruit civil- siderable literature on Communism tenant in th« army in the Pacific marriage of Mies Paulino Victoria unlo ol Rod Bank high school, and ians without previous military ex- Misses Mildred Manigrosso, Rose under Gen. MacArthur. was a supervisor in the Red Bank . SPECIAL PRIZE wu found in his room. Egidlo and Mary Noll. Noble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. perience into the air reserve. W. Noble of Port Monmouth, and oflk'i> of the telephone company. Nurses of the third door of the Hi was born in Long Branch, LUDLOW—STBIWf. Details may be obtained from son of the late Robert and Ida George Michael Kimball, son of staff at Riverview hospital are of- Sgt. John Edwards at 150th'» head- County P.T.A. Head Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hicks of East FAIK 1IAVKN HOUND-UP fering a console style radio as a quarters in \Yatson laboratories pr Hennessey Adamson. Jr. Ho la sur- Announcement has been received vived by an uncle. Frank Hennes- Installs Officers here of the marriage of Miss Hilda Keansburg, May 9. at the Keans- The Fair Haven Parent-Teacher special award, and the prize will by attending tonight's meeting burg Methodiit church parsonage association will sponsor a summer b awarded Tuesday, June 1, at there. sey of Toms River and a cousin, Florence (Flora) Ludlow of South e .. . Whether it's a oor- John Flanagan, a Jersey City at- Mrs. Norman F. Slclcels was elect- street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by Rev. Mr. Haney. roundup for all children who plan Crystal Brook inn, Eatontown, at Last week's session was high- torney, who appeared in Long ed president of tho Mechanic John Ludlow of St. John's, New- The attendants were Mrs. Mary to attend school for the first time 5 p. m. Mra. Dorothy Smith and sage or an elaborate bri- lighted by a description, of the lat- Street school Parent-Teacher asso- next year. All pro-school children Mrs. Jean Toovey, staff nurses, aro dal bouquet, Egans will est equipment for complete auto- Branch city hall Monday night. foundland,, and George Thomas Noble and George Noble, both of ciation at the annual meeting held Stern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton East Keansburg. and their parents are urged to at- in charge, -and proceeds will be matic landing of airplanes under Adamson, a veteran of World Tuesday night In tho school audi- give Individual attention War 1, had served in the navy as S. Stern, Sr. of South Orange, Tho couple are malting their tend open house at Fair Haven used to purchase a water cooler «11 weather conditions by D. F. Fol- torium. Ofllcers wore installed hy schoul Wednesday and Thursday of for the third floor of the hospital. to your wedding flowen. land, landing system engineer of a pttty ofliccr. Ho graduated The wedding took place May 13 home at Carter avenue, East Mrs. Charles Stillwagon, Jr., of Lit- Keansburg. The bride was grad- ne\t week during school hours to Sperry Gyroscope company. from Freehold Military academy. tle Silver, president of the Mon- at the homo of the bridegroom's mnko appointments for physical Card of Thanks Visit Egans and talk Hi3 family, one of the oldest in the mouth County Council of Parents parents in South Orange, and the uated from Middletown township W» wish to thank our many friends, county, owned several large stores high school, and the bridegroom examinations. netffhborft, relatives, pnllbeRr«*s mill Rev. over your flower needs Annual Evening Group and. Teachers. ceremony was performed by Rev. Jot&ph 9h«ehnn for their expressions of and other real estato nt liong Others Installed were Mrs. Ar- Eric Tasman, pastor of the South from Newark high school. JUDGK ADVISES 11IVORCES sympathy, flornl tributes, lonn of enrs at no obligation. Summer Dance Saturday Blanch, thur Polln and Mrs. Bethunc Orange Episcopal church. Prior to her marriage showers llml other mnrk* ot kindness during our Adamson waa commander of werj given for the bride by Mrs. Advisory minster Alexander Trapp ami bereavement, caused by the death Plans are complete for the en- Jones, vice presidents; Mrs. John Tho bride, who made her home this week advised a divorce decree of our husbund nnd son, t.eroy Henry, Shrewsbury Post, American Legion Sanford, recording secretary: Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerr of Gccrgc Noble, and Mrs. W. J. Hicks Egans of Harding Road nual semi-formal dance of the even- of East Keansburg. tu Edward. W. SlioWn of .bedle Mri. borcttn Mcnt-y nnd Family. of Rail Bank, In 1940-4", a past Albert Newman, Sr., corresponding South street, was given in marriage Mrs. Mnmnrct Henry and Family. Greenhouses on Harding R4. ing group of the Red Bank Wom- corrmander of the Long Branch road, Hazlet, after ho charged that —Advertisement. an's club Saturday night at Crys- secretary, and Mrs. David Wark, by Mr. Kerr, and Mrs. Kerr was Barbara Shown of Keyport de- V.F.W. post, whose post homo tit; her only attendant. SLOAN—SELINGEB tal Brook inn, Eatontown. Mrs. treasurer. serted him the day after their mar- IN MEMORIAM At Harrison Areque was active in securing, and a mem- Her gown was white lace over Misc Helen Leonora Sloan and Ella Wiltshire is general chairman. riage on April 15, 1948. A decree In memory of our depnrtcd brothers. PHONE B. B. 0-144S ber of Monmouth Voiture, 40 and 8. MENTAL HYOIEUTE MEETING taffeta, designed with a round col- Julius Selingcr were married May Sea BriKM Lodire #252, Independent. Don Morris' orchestra, which He was an exempt fireman of the was advised on desertion grounds feature* vocalist "Charlette," will Formation of a Monmouth coun- lar, a fitted bodice and a full cir- 9, at the homo of the bride's moth- for Vendel J. Vnrga of Colt's Neck Order of Odd Fellows. furnish music. Specialty dances Long Branch department and a for- j ty Mental Hygiene society to'ac't cular skirt which was ankle length. er, Mra. Olga Sloan of Matawan, from Anna B. Varga of New mer captain of the Phil Daly hose • .... The ceremony was performed by will hc by Dorothy Toland, who In concert with other county groups She wore matching white lace mlts Brunswick. will also direct square dances and company. a3 part of a New Jersey society, and a halo hat from which fell a Ra'ybl Arthur H. Hershon of tho Congas for the guests' entertain- Th« funeral was held till* morn- will bo discussed tonight at a pub- waist-length veil. Her bouquet was Cor.gregatlon B'Nal Israel. Red KOSS FENTON TO OPEN. ing at tho Damiuno funeral hore.c. white orchids and carnations. Bank. The bridegroom is the son ment. lic meeting at the Mechanic street Ross Fenton farm restaurant Serving with the chairman are Veterans' organizations conducted school at 9 o'clock. The matron of honor wore sil- of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sollngor of military rites nt the home. Burial The speakers will be Assembly- New Brunswick. and Carousel bar will open its Mrs. Fred Atwcll, Mrs. Kenneth Q. ver-blue silk taffC'tn, with a draped grand ballroom tomorrow. The or- Fox, Mrs. H. Dalton Hall, Mrs. wu in Glenwood cemetery. A fir- man Merrill H. Thompson, Dr. Hen- nnklc length skirt and a corsage of Mi«. Irving Bauman of Matawan, Charles Edclmann, Mrs. J. Ray- ing squad and bugler were at the ry A. Cotton, deputy commissioner the brlde'a Bister, and Jerry Selln- iginal dance floor, overlooking Deal pink carnations. lake, hns been enlarged, and two mond Moore, Mr3. Albert White, of institutions nnd agencies, and Morton S. Stern, Jr. of West ger of New Brunswick, the bride- Mrs. William Kerron, Mrs. Mahlon Dr. George S. Stevenson, medical groom's brother, was. best man. bands will alternate during the Long Branch was best man. evenings. Rosa Fenton farm will Carefree Grimes. Mrs. Walter H. Dohrn and Safely Quiz Marks director of the National Committee A reception followed at the Stern The couple will make their home Mrs. Stanley A. Gilbert. for Mental Hygiene, inc. Rev. Rob- nt H> Frencau avenue, Matawan he open on week-ends nt the be- Last Patrol Session home. The couplo will return this 1 ginning of the season and daily ert D. Smith will preside. week from a 12-day cruise to Guat- ! bride Is a dietician at L,. Bam- FINIiD AT MIDDLETOWK A quiz on safety marked the last bcrger and company. Mr. Selingtr from July 1 through Labor day. Vacation KMT FOR KKD CROSS emala and other Central America Cbarlc.i Schenck of Newark was meeting of tho Little Silver school countries, and will mnkc their Is employed by a New York city safety patrol yesterday under di- textile firm. OIL STOVETFIRE. fined $100 in Mlddletown township The Red Bank Red Cross branch home at the Garden Court apart- An oil stove fire in the kitchen police court last night by Recorder rection of the program committee. has received a new quota for knit- ments in Orange. W. Gilbert Manson on a charge of Achievement tests were given last ted articles Including coat sweaters, YOVNOOFSKI—WA1TT of tho homo of Stephen Sobowltz week in tho school. The bride attended the Bishop of 103 East River road, Rumson, driving a motorcycle without a li- sleeveless sweaters, socks, helmet* Spencer school fflr Girls In St. Mr, arid Mil. Victor Youncofski cense. His license had been re- Graduation exercises will be held broke out at 12:15 a. m,. this morn- and gloves, and need women to do John's. Until her marringc she was of Kcyport havo announced tho ing. The Rumson Fire company voked. Joseph Geishman of Brook- Wednesday night, Juno 9, when 16 the knitting now. marriage of their daughter, Miss graduates will receive diplomas. employed by Arthur Morton com- and the Oceanic Hook and Ladder lyn paid a |10 fine for careless driv- AH those Interested may contact pany in Red Bank. The bridegroom Irene Youncofski, .to William L, ing and received a suspended sen- Rev. Dr. Furman A, DcMarU will company answered tho call. Slight MM. Donald E. Lawes, knitting was graduated from Blair academy Waltt, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. damage was reported. tence for failing to exhibit a driv- speak, chairmen, at the branch offices over Waltt of Kcyport, Sunday, May 16, er's iiconEo. Norman Burton of and the University of Virginia, SCOUT" COURTS OF~HONOB. tho Krldel store on Broad street, and «ia now employed by the New at 9t. Joseph's church rectory, VISIT SHREWSBURY Port Monmouth was fined 15 for Tutsdaya and Thursdays. These Keyport. Tho ceremony was per- operating a car with a defective The Senior Scouts of Monmouth York Testing laboratories in New Memhers of the junior group of knitted garments arc for the armed York city. formed by Rev. Thomas Coffey. muiner, and Pasqualo Pepc of New- Council Boy Scouts of America will forces. Monmouth chnplcr, Daughters of ark wao fined $8 for passing on hold their Annual Courts of Honor The bride was given In marriage American Rovolution, together with (il.ur.CKNKK—DUNBAR by her brother, Victor YoimeofslO, As far from town ;is ,vim may go vn- tho right, • tomorrow. The Sea Scouts will MISN SIMS TO SI'KAK. KiiostH, visited historic apots In rendezvous nt 8 n. m- nt Keyport Miss Cilndys F. P. Olneckner, Jr., and Mra, Warren Llmbnch, her Shrewsbury Snturdny. Places visit- aister, was her only attendant. Alex- calioninrr, you pan umintnin your Con- JUNE~ WSCS ~ MEETING. high nehool for the Bridge of Hon- Miss June Sims will be the daughter of Mrs. Agnes Fnrrcll ed wore Christ Episcopal church, or, where a program, under the di- speaker at tho Baha'i Public Youth Glocckner of Astoria, L. I., and ander C. Silvia wu best man nnd Friends Meeting House nnd tho venience Checking Account by innil. The June meeting of the Wom- rection o( Amory I* HasUcll, sen- meeting Sunday nt the Red Bank Waller L. Dunbar of Hudson ave- Richard Karllck was an usher. Allen house. Tea followed the tour an's Society of Christian Service ior scouting chairman, will be con- Baha'i center, 09 Monmouth street, nue, Rod Bank, son of the late Mr, A reception followed at Rollc's at the homo of Mrs, Paul T. Ryder Pay your bills and mnke your deposits of Atlantic Highlands Methodist ducted, Following the program, at 8:30 p. m. The subject under ami Mrs. George W. Dunbar of Post house at Kcyport. The brido In Shrewsbury, witli no morn effort tliim it hikes to church will be held Tuesday at 'i dancing will he enjoyed. discussion will be "The Brother- Ameniu, N. Y., were married last attended St, Joseph's school nnd p. m. at the home of Miss Ethel hood of Man," Miss Sims Is a grad- Thursday at the rectory of St, Jo- Keyport high school, Tho bride- FINED seal nil" envelope. Open nn account Sculthorp and lUrs. William Whit- The Air and Explorer scouts will groom attended Kcyport high school Clem B. Gairctt, 31, of, 30 West hold their annual Post Wing of uate of Red Bank high school, ami seph's Catholic church, Aatorla, by ney on Mount avenue, has been attending the University Rev, J. J, O'Rourko, pastor. and Is serving a rc-onllstincnt In Bergen place, was lined $25 In po- todji.v, the expense is xiiuill. You ru- Honor at Krcchold high school al- tho navy. lice court this morning by Record- The devotional program on the HO at 8 o'clock. Following n pro- of Alabama for the past year. She The bride was dressed In a.print ed ve a liook of twelve checks for only theme, "I Am My Brothel's Keep- is chairman of the youth commit- drcuH of aquamarine witli match- er John V. Crowcll on a. charge of gram of recognition of Advance- WHITE—-rorr being disorderly and fighting In the er," will be conducted by Mr*. Ern- m«nt, under the direction of Rob- tee for the Green Acre Bahn'l sum- Ing hat. Miss Ann Glocckner waa #1.00. Use them »H .you wish. There est Fox. fer school In Mnlnc. Mr«. Audrey maid or honor for her slater, and Miss Jane Elizabeth White, street with his wife, Mrs. Emily ert Burnley, Air Scout Commis- Gnrrett, who mnde the complaint. HORICEICS arc Miss Scultharp, sioner, there will be dancing. Wark will aet as chairman, her costume was gray, with match- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Court- is no cliarge for deposits, no monthly Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Elln B. Clark, Ing lint. Bath had corsages of or- landt White of Leroy place, and ST. ANDREW'S charge of niiy kind. You may shut .Mrs. W. Hard Wright and Mrs, IIKCKIVKK MAKIUED 'ii VKAU« tiliids. Cheater U Farrar of Shrews- John H. Topp,-non of Ml', and Mrs, Milton Kiu.sc, bury was beat man, Henry Topp of Glendnlc, N, V., Highlands Mi.qv Beverly Giilhiuhcr, daugh- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Cohen nf Sundny morning mnss will bo .your account with nny amount, even u ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrloi B. Elhnrnn observed their 25th wed- A reception fullowod In tho Can- woi'o married Snturdny nt Cadmnn IIAI>A*'SAII INSTALLATION cleliKht loom of the Hotel Victoria Memorial church, Brooklyn, by tho held at 0 o'clock, Communion will few dollni'H. Galjngher of Reckless plfiec, re- ding anniversary nt a dinner party bo held tho second and fourth Sun- Muurlco Pourlman, nowapaper- ceived u bachelor of arts degree lust Thursday at Shadowbrook inn, In Now York cityy. Tho couplp e will {>antor, the Rev, Arthur Rouncr. nak thi h i thl l Mlsu Emily It, Smith of Nash- dny ol onch month. Sundny-sehoo/ man, lecturer and travelor, will Monday nt the annual ccmimencii- Shrewsbury, Quests were Mr, and nakii their homo in tholr nowly- will he hold at 2 |i. m. »penk m Hie Inntnllotlon ceremony mcnl. exercises nt Well* collegi;, Mrs. Mui'tln Marx of Sliiewjibiuy, pnrchiiHed houso Carpenter ville, Tcnn., and Brooklyn, und uf Red llnnk (jhnrilcr of Hadim- Aurora, N. V. While at Wcll.i, Mlsu Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Wonl.lcy.ind street,, Tllviir Eugene Blatz, Brooklyn, were the TONIGHT «nh Tucsdiiy, June 8, lit the Jewish Gallagher urn« a member of the in- Mr, and Mrs. l^eon Relsnorof Lome attendants. A luncheon for the Im- The LudlcK' Alii society of tho Mi'H. Dunbar was graduated from mediate families followed at the Community Center, UlvciHide ave- ternational UclHtlunx club and Brunch, Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence S, ho CDIIOKD ol' Now Roohollo and l« Red Unnk Reformed church will nue, JJonJiimln Anliln, pant presi- KuMalln, follcgo dramatic club, Warren nnd daughter Conine uf i HtnllHtlclnn for tho Inlornatlonal Towoi'R hotol, Brooklyn, nerve a Virginia linked hum supper dent of fled Bunk region, Men'* She also served as houuo president JnrlabiiioU house, Uryn Muwr, 1'a,, Telephone) nnd Telegraph company The couplo will be al homo at ton,plit In tho church bnBcnicnt, /-lonlnt organization or America, in thn Main building, and was n ind Mi'«, Flora Wclnetock of III Now York city, Mr, Dunbar, 174 Lafayetto avenue, Brooklyn, with tho . llrst Borvlng nt Si30 >vljl ijntali edlccri, member of tb* Well*college choiu»,Biook!yn, vho oporatcs nn automotive olcc- The bride, a graduate of Rod Bunk o'clmik, Mrs. Frank AVhito lochair- tile tliaj> on Front, ulicct, wasgrad- high, school and Pratt Institute, is man, STEINBACH COMPANY STEINBACH COMPANY RED tANK tED BANK

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Jamijon, Kietowitz, Carol Ann Kretowitz, BULLDOZER WORK WANTED I thii Ked Hank 1K'ljjt.si i.-hurch. This1 i tpiichor in \-hti public school, at- I i.s p'til of tin. all over juoK'am ol tended the 2Gth anniversaly of the Billy Ash, Diane Bennett, Mnr- LITTLE SILVER, N. J. I th'j United TELEPHONE RED BANK \ timi* uf rr-uediealioii or the work W. .VeidinRcr, Mrs. Theodore G. H. Ash, Mrs. James Bennett, Miss j <>!) HIIMM. itfC. nesaay eveuinH; of l;ist week. Wil- Fellowship." .Speakers will lie Rev. liam A. fjlenn, son of Mr. and Airs. Holmdel. H\ Clinton Powers, pastor of the James C. Glenn, was one of the Itc(.' Hank Baptist church; Roy soloifc-ts. Ho will graduate from the Colt's Neck t'otten, executive director of (he -schoo1 on June 7. Ilcu Bank Commiinily "Y;" Alston ! Pupils of the eighth grade of the Bceliman, Jr., ncd Hank hoard of Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCor- mic-li. Jr., of Holmdel Heights, arc public school enjoyed a trip to education member, and Mis;j Edith 1 1 Ncv/ York city Friday. They visited urg Furniture Turner, county child welfare "worn- the parents of a dauRhte . , born Grand Central palace, ate luncheon Mrs. William Adnms will be Monday at Monmouth Memorial at an automat and saw a show at chairman. hodfiitnl. The baby, their second Irs PAINT-UP TIME Raaic City Music hall. Mcmbera daughter, weighed six pounds. attending were Ann Erickson, Anna AHRKSTS WIIA, FOLLOW Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cerrato Rpnrimey, Janice Epcland, Evelyn Exchange Miss Dorothy KelTy attended the funeral of tl<^ir un- Err.n.ons, Lloyd Reynolds, Barbara SEE US Captain fleor^'c Clayton of the cle. Salvntore Ccrrato, at Newark Blanchard, Otto Einscidlcr, William ]\E\V and USED FURNITURE Roil Bank police force has inform- Miss Kelly was graduated from Frirlny. Johnson, Charles Cromer and Mar- j ed Ihe RefiiMer that he has made Middletov.-n town-ihi]) high school, MIJH Bertha. Ticbout and Mr. andga-ec Rockwell. Mrs. Naomi Smith, thorough investigation of the attended Monmouth Junior college, Mrn. Lewis Smith of Brooklyn teacher, and Mrs. Lewis Remmey FOR ALL PAINTING NEEDS China Glassware petty thievery Iliat han been ^oinK and is employed at the Army-Navy spent the week-end with Mrs. and Mrs. Otto Einscidlcr, accom- of Into in tho Hudson avenue Electronic and ICIcctrinivl Standards George 'I'ieVjout. panied the class. Mckes old surfaces Keeps shutters now- •a and that juveniles have been agency at Fort Monmouth. P. O. WeiKiind, Sr.. who served "new" again I ' Ant iqiH's Bi*k'*A-Brac at work. He informs the Kegiste.' Lieut. Morrisroo attended Boston as postmaster here for 40 year*, at- Miss Audrey Flock left Monday looking for years! that he does not want to make any college. He served V>'l month.; with tended the Red Bank Community for a two weeks' vacation at Grove- •erth but unless the stealing of Ihe 70th Infantry division in the Chamber of Commerce dinner at land, Fla., as the guest of Mrs. PU PONT porch and lawn furniture, garden European theater and is presently Crystal Brook inn, Eatantown, Thomas Orgo of Spring Lake. DUPONT jr.Klls and other like articles on duty with tho Signal Corps at Wednesday evenine; of last week The Young Women's service of All Tj 110 Kleolrieal Apiiliaiut's Kc]>aii'C(l come:, to a. stop immediately ar- Fort i.lnnmoutii. as a finest of his son, Dnnlel S. the Reformed church met Monday •EC. u.f. »*r. erf. DULUX ;ts will surely follow. Wt-lKHiid. evening fit the home of Mrs. Wil- /.(•liner Tillies I'osifmn Alice Miie, tiaiiRhter of Mr. and, lint.-i Buck with Mrs. Harold Oun- FlKMl MASS StJNlMV Mrs. Lyman Morris, had her 'on-ther as co-hostcss. Mrs. Irvine; Gem- O^^Um- TRIM I& TRELLIS Five Delivery Itudiu lte|miriii(: With Modern llonii Co. sil.-; iT-moved at Ited Bank Tuesday. mcll spoke on Ylefnrmed missions Julius lBnbst Memorial post, Cath- VJ1::. Ceoi"f,'e I'-mnions has re- | in Arabia, and missionary boxes 206 MAIN STKEF.T, KEANSRUlK; olic War Veterans, Fort Monmouth, Arnold R. Zellner ot 18 YValhce turiuitl home from Perth Amboy were packed for shipment there. FINISHES i.s sponsor, tig a memorial field mass street, who for the past eight years Kerjprnl hospital, where she was a Sunday, at Jl a. m. in the open air war, construction superintendent 1'or siii.-^iciit (Kiticnl. TKLKPHONK KKAiNSUUKG 6-1US-W theater on the Post. East Kcansldirg r Allen Bros., has become associated .Mi-. «ml .Mrs. Henry Tlntle and TtfV, Thoma.s l . Carey, assiKfant witli tho Modern Home Improve- Mrs. ]!. VanlJecker nf Pompton Thr. Kast Keaniiburg Civic asf50- i national director of the Holy Nairn: ment Co., building speo::ilisls, of 1 Pliunv. visitetl Gcoijfo Emnions and ciation will meet tonight at the lire j society, will ronduct the mass in We>"i. Bergen place, in construction family recently. house. conimemoruti"n of the war do-ad, woi k 22 years, Mr. Zellncr served Kincst E. Posetix, Jr., a student . The Women's guild of the Bay with the post choir pinging at the in tbe U.K.N.li. Knginoer C'orpn 2'i at Trinity colloge at Hartford, Shore community church will hold bcrviccK, year^, 1R months or which were Uonit., spent the week-end at his their second annual bazar tomor- In thoir traditional uniforms par- tpert in the Pacific area, principal- lifinn- hrrc, row and Saturday. Mrs. Anna. Ruhr- ticipating in the ceremony will be ly Lti Haitian ami Okinawa. Mrs. (Jeorfic 13. Tltabctts and chil- bach, president, and Mrs. Bertha I I ho fourth degree oT the Lonpr drrn, ii'charil and Judy, visited rel- Brunt, Mrs, Pearl pollingcr, Mrs. j Branch Knights of Columbus, head- Kfil Kiink Kt-KiJirr supported »l r.s v.rlt »ts out.-oT-l atives In South Jersey over the I ed by William H. Bowea. l>y It, Emily Oberle, Mrs. Grace Gonder Renew the beauty of out- Inrly 1i'l> tin- .slnry,--Af3v« '( Illicit. week-end. and George- J-#awson are in charge. Ernest E. Posoux, Sr., was gucsl Herbert Youngs is convalescing side trim and shutters with of honor at a family dinner Friday from a recent illness. DuPont DULUX Trim and evening in celebration of his birth- Mrs. Mary Champagne is & pa- Gives sparkling new color Trellis Finishes. They're Enroll now... day. Attending were Mrs. Emma tient at Rivervlew hospital. and beauty to furniture, extra-durable . . . add an T. Rudiger, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm The IJIy club met Tuesday after- walls, and woodwork. You'U WITH W. PCJBUX and Mr. and Mrs. Ern- extra touch of beauty and noon at Bay View inn. find scores of uses for protection to your home. est Peseux and family. . Tlic Boy Scouts and Brownies DUCO around the housei ACCORDION M3CKEY The Crescent club will hold a meet Mondays and Tuesdays at the •if ipraod tailly . . . eovar food sale at tho Thomas store, Key. Firs I Aid hall. .: it Cat/ ta uia . . . imaath flawifif, fast-drying loiidly por'. tomorrow evening;. Thrt Ladles' auxiliary of the fire INTERNATIONAL and POPULAR MMS9C The pupils and teachers of the company met' Tuesday evening. A if Csv»r( lalldly I ^f dry foil—mir.lmln duitanrf public school \vcnt on a bus trip to cosmetic demonstration by Mrs. W. Intact damns* Bear mountain and Wcat Point. N. if Olvts.a hwrf-wtatlna. Hit. : F. Morgan followed the meeting, Ilka «ifia«a * ^ _ _ if hold oloit and color Taught in 12 easy lessons Y.r Tuesday: '' ' '•' ' and refreshments Aere scivciil"' to} Mrs. Jnmes C. Glenn entertained tho hostesses, Mrs. Adelc KcfTett, Slanihiaaaaltd if rotilt mlld.w her sewing club Monday cvenlnE. wnMnn •nd lu *. including Keyhmml Huritiimy Mrf. Rosemary L*indwchr, Mrs. QT. QTi Members attending were. Mrs. Lil-Edna Maloncy and Mrs. Anna Rohr- lin Hushson, Mrs. Theodore CJ. bacK Hare's season-Ions btauly for your boail 7 MUSIC FUKNISHEI) IOK ALL OCCASIONS Bailey, Mrs. Cyrus Ross, Mrs. Uol- :md Emmons, Mrs. Willa Urstadt, M.\ and Mrs. Francis X. Wirth riqe 1 spent the -week-end with Mr. All ^iy.cH uf Aci'orilkms—Sulil in rtMitutl hv tin- IIIDIIIII .Mrs. Frank McClcaster, Mrs. James Noiciingci-, Mrs. Hcndrick U ben-Wiith's relatives in Bayonnc. POHT DULUX nett and Mrs. Glenn. The Lociolento and Schonett fam- us. U.I.MT. orr. • TJ.MK PAY.MKXTS AKI!AN(ii;i> • ilies have opened their summer cut- tages here. Complete Laundry! Studio Euui's: 3 to !» J*. .M. Kcyport Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloney Kcyport's annual Memorlnl day ha\c returned after a week's vaca- pnrnde will begin at 1 p. m. with tion in the Pocono mountains. loc-.l servicemen's organizations Miss Pearl Bergman has been ac- 130 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. and their auxiliaries taking part. Hi* Frlgidair* Fully Automatic cepted as a student at State Teach- The marchers will visit local ceme- ers college, Trenton. There's extra durability, eirtrs Itoum 211 Call P. A. 1.2555 teries, and each organization will Nathan Bergman and family at- sparkling beauty in every can have wreaths for tho ritual at tended the wedding of. her brother, of DULUX Marino Finishes. —WASHER— Store at 175 Second St., Kcyiiort, N. J. Beach Park and the \Vt\r memorial David Rovin, to Miss Hedy CeBlo- They're made right, for hull", at tho library. The Freehold Elks — with "Live-Water" action. All you 1 witii at the Bronx, New York city. spars, decks and interiors . bant , will furnish music. for every surface, from mast- do is put in clothes and so»p, set the M'.'-o Pearl Bergman was brides- bead to waterlinc. dial... and forget it! Fills and emp- The Jennie Curtis guild of the maid. Baptist church met at the home of ^ smooth-flowing, fait-dryinsj ties itself automatically. In less than Mrs. Edward Burke Monday even- The daughter born Sunday, May half an hour your clothes have been ing with Mrs. Harry Crawford, 2, to Mr. and Mri. Jacob Schnoor •ft mill tall tpray.harbor 8">ti,on J washed clean, rinsed twice and damp- has been named Judy Anne. rough handling dried . . . some ready for ironing! White Cross chairman, in charge. Tho Parent-Teacher association Tho Ladies' auxiliary of post 42- •fc rttaln thatr glass That's only part of the story. You'll 27, Veterans of Foreign Wara, con- held its annual election Monday at have to see this revolutionary new ducted its annual sale of memorial the school. The officers elected were 'Jf my to with cloan and krlglil washer yourself; peoples in the borough this week. Mrs. Blanche Gardner, president; Mr.-'. Anna Krygier was chairman. Mrs. Evelyn Hcmhauser, vice presi- > The auxiliary will hold a memorial dent; Mrs. Bertha Brunt, secretary; YACHT WHITE CIO5S service Wednesday. Mm. Lietitia Evans, treasurer, and INVESTIGATE I Dr. Frank L. Clayton, former Mrs. Betty Connolly, hospitality Stands fiard wear Sheds dirt... teacher of social studies at Free- chairman. The proceeds from the and heavy traffic the Now Frlgldolr. EUctric hold high school, was guest speaker rectnt card party paid for a <.om- stays white RUSCO Friday night at the Synagogue of bination radio and record player —IRONER— !'••• United Hebrew congregation. to be used In the school. DUPONT DU P0N1 Interior It irons clothes faster, smoother, House Paint neater; all without lifting, backache, physical strain. -The open ends will COMBINATION Fleer lnam**l uke sheets and tablecloths.., easily! SCREEN ANI4 5TORM SASH It lias many convenience features, such itself! as selective heat control, foot-treadle action, two ironing speeds, toll-stop for pressing and a 30-inch toll. QIVM yev SCREENS STORM SASH , /**£ WEATHERPROOFINO the New Frigidalr* Automatic in on* pirmanintly ELECTRIC unit...

-—DRYER NOTHING TO CMAN«I:^: NOTHING _ ... ..i This is just what you've wished for many times, especially on wintry or • Piepcr vtntilatisn dutinj any lemon Gives inside wood or con- rainy days. No heavy clothes to hing crete floors a smart, lus- out or lake down. It's automatic. • Patented Ruice THERMOLOK Franw. trotrouuB llook. It's easy to Just put in clothes, set the automatic • Plaitic icreeninj thai won't ruit, ret or discolor. timer . . . and forget it. In 15 to 25 Sobfdly', cleanl . well. minutes a whole ivasherful ol clothes • Simplified window cUoninf. * Contrsl of sttaminf and fretttn|. 'QT. On Pont jiiO Outalde has been fluff-dried by circulating • UP TO ONI-THIRD SAVINGS IN FUEL BILLS. for •uhW* fleer* Whito HOUBO I'aint keeps "frcsh-air-action"—ready for ironing. your house looking "freshly CAN BE INSTALLED ON OLD AND NEW HOMES! DU PONT pointed" for years! See the label for full description of Exterior Porch Paint "self-donning" action. / Set Thai* New Frigldaira laundry Appliances. NO DOWN PAYMENT - 3 YEARS TO PAY A> A Until, litHl Anttli fat *ul> if BtaulKul and durabU..i "> •«• Frigldalr* Refrlgeraton . , . lUttrte •Ida w*td *Mn, lltpi, •"# lt"«t whir., ilayl whlla Ranges . . . Water Heatert ,.. Hamt Frewen. trim. Pra»Mat rfvraUt •'#• W Kulttl ruit, 101, and decoy PHO1SE RED BANK 6-4444 THE DISTINGUISHING MARK OF IMllan «ialnil waalhtrlnf ...tlanWlua a« u if tiMll.nl c.v.rna, lnij FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION BETTER RESTAURANTS AND TAVERNS und.r h»«y *| •»* hiding tra)ll«, •«> *!•• •VflllabL In aopular ALONG THE SHORE. QT. MDNMOUTH CONSTRUCTIOON [q JERSEY CENTRAL r]LUlSt HEDDONHEDDONSS CORNER-RED BANK J. H. KELLY

MOXMUUTU CUNSTUUtll'ION CO. COR. BROAD ST. & HARDSKG ROAD Highway 115, IIeace said that warning signs at th-2 crossing: are old and hard to re.Tl. Mrs. Brown is in fair condi- tion at Kimball hospital, Lake- OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. wood. IIAIHY DEPARTMENT Occuiiport New Jersey's finest variety of the country's best dairy foods. An installation of officers ivas lb. held at the recent meeting of the Glendale Club Cheese 2L99c Octanport Parcnt-Tcachcr nEoocia- Prime Rib Roast M tlon with Mrs. Frank Hayden, high I st 6 ribs. Acme Sav-U-Trim removes much surplus fat & bone before weighing, giving you more mcot for ycur money d school chairman of the state P.T.A.. 1st 6 ribs. Acm( Good Luck "T*;» 43c PabsfelP°" ;:l.p.927c officiating. Mrs. Julian Fritscho was installed as president, and the oth- Margarine """«»„£ 39c er new ofllcers Installed w.ere Mrs. CHfE5 Provolone Cheese* 65c Philip Iselin, first vice president; Veal Hams S£ <>• 63c Mild Colored l 59c ib Mir. George Meyer, second Wee Tasty milk-fed. Serve veal for a change. Sharp Cheddar 65c president; Mrs. Robert Weiss, re- Whole or either holf. 10 to 16 lbs. average. Loaf CheeseAI:1.» 57C ib cording secretary; Mrs. Ray Mat- b lb EAGIE BPAND Muenster Cheese 55c tingly, corresponding secretary; Eviscerated Fryers Roasting Chickens 69c Sirloin & Porterhouse Steaks 83c Mrc. Francis Washburne, treasurer, Cream Cheese 2';";. 35c Swiss Cheese "•• 79c and Mrs. Alec Hyman, historian. ib 49 lb Mrs. George C. D. Hurley was bust- C Long Island Ducks» 39c i Cala Hams ^'SL 49c ess. Reporting on the recent card party, Mrs. Philip Iselin said that Pot Roast BONEIN Ii b ld s»»l "Oat.d" io' Silv*r Sial * 75c Veal tSS? * 63c Chuck Roast 65c Red Carlon of 11 Carton of 12 $150 was realized. Mrs. Ruth CJun- s iNs lb 61c derson won the attendance prize. Chuck » Lamb 55c r lb A game party for the beneilt of Franks Your Sausage Meat Zl 55c the tubnt fund of the Methodist FRESH FISH Wlcd Dairycrest ICE CREAM church was held recently at the Bologna Choice Beef Tongues ,, 49c home of Mrs. Charles VanBracXle. fMh Creamier, smoother. Pure fruit flavors. Those present were Mrs. Mildred liverwurst Fillet Haddock fc 43c Servo for dinner tonight. Price in- Pint Davison, Mrs. Katharine Franks, F Ground Beef "•* «,. 63c cludes me It proof bag, keeps firm Cor ton Mrs. Ella Africano, Mrs. Grace ' ASSORTED Boston Mackerel t 23c la 1 ! 2 hcurs. 29c Hoyt, Mrs. Julia Hauscr, Mrs. Dill Pickles °* *.* 9c Marion Hurley, Mrs. Florence Guil- Meat Loaves Sea Trout ^".1/ » 21c lauclcu, Mrs. Evelyn Mason, Mrs, Ptn3 Ruth Morgan, Mrs. Marge Myels. 59c Dog Food ' 33c Midget Salami Fresh Whiting <» 15c slbpk5 Mrs. Gladys Myers, Mrs. Dorothy POUND ' Mullcr, Mrs. Grace Quackenbusn, Mr*. Elsie Robinson, Mrs. Maple, Mrs. Ruth Sculthorpc, Mrs. Anna * ******* ***** *.* * * * * * ***** * Sickles, Mrs. Florence Staplcton, Mrs. Edith Weiss, Mrs. Joyce Wil- JUKES Cft/tCKKIfS, (IKIUS Fancy Selected eon, Mrs. Muriel Wilson, Miss Mur OlENWOOD FANCY HONDA SWIFT'NING lei Wilson, Miss Betty Davison and lb NAtCCO 16-01. pko. Miss Carol VanBracklc. Box Grapefruit Juice 3 I", 23c can 43c Anniversary Assortm'nt 55c Mr. and Mrs. L.loyd Goldsberry, OV5NWOO0 FANCY FLORIDA 3-lb. $1 SUNSHINE lC-clC . ; Tomatoes 25c St., left yesterday by car for St. can •1-13 Paul, Minn., to attend the wedding Nobility Assortment 51c Firm, fancy slicing. Buy enough for the double holiday! Saturday of their daughter, Misa Grapefruit Juice tT 17c Betty Jane Goldsberry, to Arthur F10RIDA NATURAL - L. bail, Jr., of that city. 1 Krispy Crackers Tr%. 25c Mi-, and Mrs. Edward W. Worth- Grapefruit Juice t' 15c SOILAX Keebler Saltines PX 15c ley will celebrate their 50th wed- 8 "Formula B" c Potatoes CULJFORNIA 5*- 34c dins anniversary Saturday with Tangerine Juice 3 , .r 29c Shredded Wheat r3r l 17c open house. IJio1 2 Principal James Johnson and "j" 25c White Onions 'SSL 2 •* 15c Mrs. Frank Oakley accompanied 15 Orange Juice u...c .n 10c 3-MinuteOats ri6c children from the eighth grade of COFVKES Ce ne the public school to Philadelphia Orange Juice *•• '^V 23c Pascal Celery a° 15c Friday. They saw the aquarium, llCH$ Independence hall, Carpenter's hall Grape Juice " ,..., ..,„. 25c IVORY Ideal Coffee S 153c and Franklin institute there. A$eo FLAKES Stronger bodisd. Tops them all! Red Radishes 3 *™*» 10c Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of Grape Juice ,*.„ h«... 20c Portaupeck were dinner guests of UNM 1 Asco Coffee £ 43c \%V re Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welch Saturday, * pachoiti £7C Tomato Juice « » 3 .t', 29c Richer blend, ground to your order. ScalliOnS Nc. ?by 2 Bunches 0m Wh.U KMMI eon I'C 1 Apple Sauce VI' 10° Whole Kernel Corn T.l 19c 2 £ 27c Charge Dog Candy 2'X 19c UnmuHbnhh hr Utiiwkhtt mi UMtt STKHMIS'Q HOM-DE-LITE Superb Quality 8 Spinach X: Mayonnaise ir25c'1;r 45c 26« Made in our own kitchens from finest ingredients. STEHLING POINT Hellman's Mayonnaise ;:: Succotash % 31 Buy Cnougfc for the Doubft Holiday! Pace Six i:i;i) JiANK ISKOISTMR, MAY 27, 1948

lied Bank "The Ijihcrty of the Suns of God" will be tin: sermon theme, of Rcv. SYMPATHY MONUMENTS John <;. Orljhnrd al the JO:45 a. m.( Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Services Suiulfiy service. l Mnirhemers, disobedient to par- KM II I'It V >\ A drinfinstrat ion of plastic and FLOWERS jia]) 'r iiuinc products was given Red BcvAi ] cnv. unthankful, unholy; Having a Little Kilvrr L IHVI.NO L- H 11OJ HEMtr M. LAKKKN la.it. niyht in the church basement. i fon.; of godliness, but denying ihr Irving Livingston Wild, 71, a Henry M. L*arkin, •. a acrvice- Rev. John A. li.iyi^ \v;i] f-pcik Mr. K. A. IicMau.s will deliver a A jfnnwj party ."punsorrd hy the I pevvrr thereof: from such tinn mcn.n:.;:l addrrvs i thi: Sundny former Hctf Bank poultrynian and m«iri for the Hcd Bank water d-j- Sunday niornini: .v. II oVlook on ! nway". »II Tim. 3:1, 2, 3) Corrcln- ;i |yi::iih fellowship fni^thn benefit of 1 1 morn in;; MTVUT «'ii t hi' theme, "J I.-il:; farmer, died Monday morning at paitrncnt cijjht years anti husband the 5ubjpc*t. "Th-y I y, A Mrnmrj '. • live ]t;-.r.si\grt iixm "Seicm-r nnd ! thi- delegate's fund to the New Off Tud.-iy." hid home at Charlotte, Md., where of the late Mrs. Frances Davis Lt±i- in L.bFcrviuu'c o! Mrnn>i ;:il day. UP • l;i mi.-v.'ic It summer c.jiifci tincc will JHrjith with Kry to ihc Scriptures" 1 i i , i 1 f At tin ilu.-c of thf si'i IIHJII a "burl kin, died Tuesday afternoon at Ki- will also oilicinir at thr dedication ! by Mmy Halter Eddy include: lie held loni'jiitr.v ;it 8 p. in. he had iived since moving from of en altar ru1-- .:i nit 1:1 ory of Voynpc" will be toiidurc-ft Air. and vcrvlcw hospital. He Jived on New- "The march of mind and of lion- Red B.inlc.ton years ago. man Springs road. San.ucl T-Aii* H:irvc\. Jr. who \va.- (•.-'. mvrMig.it ion will bring thr. Mr.-. W. J. T.-iyiur, who lonve IH;:;( Mr. Wild was born in Red Bank, kiV.Cd in at1! ;l.t:i]i (IM 'Hun \'n\ai;(' :iL II :•. m. Tin; cli:ur.-e[ choir will folkiwr-: "( ' iV-mo I.c; is Sinri . ami Julv Hti-uctui-cs lie designeg d ia the tjuild-j.t fcOni William H. Lariiin. living at True Remembrance Hi:-U?|| mi "Win j v |; c]i, Pir.J' t h" Till Ti- M\ llolcicrt. t'iMii;r.~ .-.-;«.'ium; -If ;i 'I lie f,n nB oMupied by .SwHnncIS l » store t Hornet a brother, Jolm I.arliin, su- TKIMTV i-:riscorAL chiding fc-itmc -Mil l,r The J-.a'iics' Aid society will hold No other act ot a normal Chi Is* Came J-'ju'lx" i im!i.'ilio sf!o thc corner or tfroacj and Mechanic Pc,-|i.tcndcnt of the Red Bank I led Bank il -! ((M:I I'lcriy biiIhtlay luncheon man's life gives him mur* by .Vi>. Tho::n.- ." > ' ';;:it(ick ; ;tnd of -(.Hid lie UMIi Ymi Till We Mec't sticels. 'islrpt'. ilcpartmunt, and two sU-tciv, J'.i w K.jbert H. Anderson, JI.. For many years Mr. Wild lived complete soul satisfaction ••n?cc- ••;<•:!:[:••. ! -• K .•.!•:•, cfferlii*-;/ Ayain." Tinvd::;,- ;i: L' |>. MI. i ,,. , , . . . 11- •" in , I'.nnmimr s \hv f ulluw ni^ on J liver load, Fair Haven, and: M Ma fe al ot K t MonlnouUl ihun the building of a Mem- qu;u *rt t-.'lt .•! .tin. Tl.»- rln in^- MM \ i<-i> |r,r the .•;< :i* The Mcn'.i brolherhiKid will moot j ,. ^ „.., orial to his loved ones who FCJ \ jcr.- foi Sunday: Holy i.'oni- :ntn ' !.. : :L', thr ohm i ii T*he fun . will l)p held to mor- slua Ml s,Mii|i;tlitv. at I' ."o, niurnniK l>f;tyer and seimon uf Mr. ;ind Mr:;. \V. T. Savyrr. |)in- Thi! inid-v.-iT'k fpll(jw.shi|i meet- ployed by the late J. Dcy Conovcr, I rfr*v'n Our select Barre Memorial! Suru'ny aftiM nn.;i;. Tl;c program iorning al 10 o'clock at £'. will \w f;i%i'n jiiompt Hi !1 o'clock. The ofleituiy amlutu n '.• will !>•' vrvvrd. in;: i"i )'taycr a :ifl l-tiblc .study is a relative, w)]o owned the C. S. j jampjI btj.ir the Guild mark ot ap- >vai diiCL Utl hy IV >\ M'i '. V'ci£ u^LJli. church wheru a hlyh re- 1111 iill-MlJi.il. \\r ic all will be "Ucncnth the Cros.s of Je- The jiawldi- ni.'idti the dedjeatury liflil Wednesday nights, Coiiover company, makers of wom- Tlu umiM'.ul p:.^i i::i fi":i*ui ed n quiem mass will bc offered. Burinl proval—your guarantee of a sus," by Maker. A nun-cry is pro- The If u.-l'(os ^'-ill inent next en's dre'i.s Khield.s. (jprs (if Ijincnil . i iis to CiU n'.est Story pr:i.\er Sundny fit Ihr; (JHica titni ul wlil be in Mt. Olivet cemetery, un- Mner Memorial at no extra vided tin the children uf those who llv Hallaul r-hiir.-h, A-lmry Pnrli, , Thin -• 'lay ;i: ,s p. ni. .Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruby cost. Visit our showroom Ever Told". A ;.-V,. ;i! ;• .'l of VOUTIL: der the direction of lho Day funer- JtHir nill'T. ( all' ml Uic H o'clock MM vice. i The mi: • irtnuiy surety will hold Billings Wild; two daughters, Misfl poipK- of Uv.- ^:ir.'-v ii'K \\-.\r<\ thr M.- pir "'hrd ihiti i tlic 7;,th al and see our displays ottheat Tl.Tlii KiVil Hank Ki:e dcpai t.ncni : iiii'i j :i tr-.i n">;i Thusrday evening. Hester Wild, living ?.t home, and yuiinj; people "• •-* • -i* •:•; r-.iT ;tt (V-- • JletJii.'t i certified memorials. v. ill huld il;< annual menniiial sei- chiin-li. lie I >*liiJrs v. .11 \:.iion Mr.'. Fred ileiman of Cromwell,; l-'iilvARft mr l wit h ;i U EGANS buvy I'ark Sa'. nrd.":y. 1 ; vire foi- dei*ca--cd memheis at tins jriinit, df i::in [ h< -vd: I; in i;r:i;;i| anii Ihc W'tlhl In- Cairn.: a son, Irving Wild, Jr.. of " Mi->.. Mnhlan Ar.ilr. MUI Cj-inic?, J Irhuirh Sunday nl^lit nl s o'clock. c(i Orri'nhoNM's: JJardint; I£<1. L or^.,.,, ; n .-elections br^innin...„ ^ ..at.. * " ndist Ilunie fi vited. Kcrre.-li:iicnL-i will bc .served. of Krentwood, Long Island. iP department, Uic-J Tuoday at Next lit MI. OIiv«t CemfUry nipht. tJ lho at Ilnrrlmin Avi". The tcnur soloist. Chailcs Meeker, ! (Inivr. The fiincnil was held 'yesterday ', KliKnbcth General hospital. ]!-„• i -- • wns hoIn in (< Mrmhei'5 of \\w Jttn m ChnMiMii ^ "The Lortl i-; My Shep- ; The aflernoon at All Saint A church, | J^^cy >ly. «on of the Phone Red Bank 6-0319 Iate Thorn- it. It. 6-1 ! !.{ Endf-Mvor sciciciy v, .;; meet Juno (i. 1 NavcainU, with Rcv. Charles P. t Mr. and Mrs, Henry /.icy.kr. i hen nd "There No Death". \hc church altar v.xro ^ivi n )•;,• T'l.s pron^) \ .'i!l p:r m: u play lor 1 Johntion olliciatinp. Burial was in | Ml'- Zicgler operated n farm in R.F.D. Bos 1O« Red Bank 1 This evening Ibc ple. -' cJub Mi;;. \'»*. T. Sau-yrr in memory of the Woman's M i. -.- oirny cocieiy 1 1 I will nifcl at Ihc lionie of Mr. nnd .lob i' A. West in, student pastor, the church cemetery, under the di-j ' ^ Browntown section of .Madison "Wrdncfriny, J une !'. her father. Rev. R.-ibrrt S. Ycjuna. 'Mr;'. Chnilr.s 1,. Reeves, Jr., I-auiel v/iji .sprnk ;it ihf 10:40 a. m., ad- rection of the Wordcn funeral j township beforbefore moving to Matu- The Woman'.- Iniju uvi nirnt .~o- b.-trpit WeM l.onj; Hianuh. The Al vi.-p Sunday on tint theme, "Mem- home. wan 24 years ago. Surviving are cirty held a sale yr>u uluy aUei- tar fciiild will meet Saturday at 2 . urril D.'iv, A \'?\ Uniiiii-shed Task", , his wife, Mrs. Violet VanBrunl noun at thr chin eh. Mi.-. How ai d Atlantic Highlands MONMOUTH MONUMENT JI. in in thr ihoir room. j 'i"n : Sundny X:j:liters nmct at j HOIIKKT 1,. IIOLLINGKIC, SB. Zlcgler, and a sister. Mi*. Amelia Jj. Purdpe wa< cli:i irmaii nf thr ' Mrmbers of the Amnrifan I-e Thv f'^wiiiK rit'ouji meets every 11;•:;'. o'rl'K-!;. Mif/eri Jean nnnglcr Robert U Bolllngcr, Sr., 50, hus-! Green of Browntown. oonimittet* in rii.i r1:* Thr n> «-PI '• aii'l \'rioran.4 of l«'nioign T1 \V(\lnr;-dny at t ne puri^h liou.ii* ! jin-1 Xniif-y Tnr.;icr will lend Ihc band of Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald Eol- I "- funcrnl wa.j held Friday ,-. f- COMI'AXY food, flower, uhr.r' elrjiliant and re- .poll's will aitrnd in a body tho 1 ' frnn: 11 n. ni. In 3 p. m. ci.'l Memorial d;\v .^fivicn nt ;! i't I»SM»II (MI iho twelfth chnptti* lingcr of 3 Lakeside avenue, Rum- tcrnoon at the late residence with freshment table.-. 1:1 ,~i Rcv : Thv vestry will huld its monthly ., ,„ ,,,. ,.,„. ,, . . (ii' ,V. :it [ hew, on, difd suddenly last night. - Robert B. Berger, pastor of Flowers wci i- pkirrd upon ;hf v Willi im: ! Thi- minister will speak at tht. ln0 Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 niff 1 iii^ in lho pur'.^h hou.^c noxt 1 Mr. IJoilingcr was born in-Jersey I Malawan Pre.sbylcriaii t:hiirc::i, pulpit Sundny nioimr-L' hv Mr. nnd will h-p.'.'ik cm Ilii tbrine, "Ani'Mie.i . \V(0ri-Ml;iy at & p. in. jV:.''ij o'floi It I'vrnin^ service on the City, son of the late Jacob and I officiating. Buiial was in Old Ten Mrs. Howard 1- I'-nnUr as ;i !n- l'"irM - in W'h.'tt'.*" The i-l-.ni- IHHI-T J'Jvciy Friday thru- is a efl'-bra- i .:uhji-i:l. '"The Kuffr*rinK S;i viour Kliv.abMh McConncll Uollinger. He ncnt cemetery under direction of L. II. Francis, Manager feulc to Vheir f:ini.ly. dire.-tiim of Kuy .h-fi'rey will sin;-,. I i'lui-hciifil". ' litci ol tlie Holy Communion with 1 was formerly employed by the Du- thi Bcdlo funeral home. New jnembci.-- v.:l! )>r i'< lived .ii TJM |nc;il Se.i Hroul.^ will iitlen:! spct ml inlercr.stiions at JO o'clock, Tl:c prnver i-ircle will meet TUCK- gun Bakery at Newark and plaln- formerly with Krone O. Squires, Freehold the quarterly roimniiniun servlee the 7:110 o'clock evening service, in j d:iv al. T:.*JO p. in., followed by Bible neld. \V.\I.Tj;i{ S. Ilc.VV.SK Sunday niornini:, June (i. wliii ii I lie congrfgat ioas (if tiie slimy. •Surviving besides his wife arc Welter Scott UcNyse, (11, a for- IMIOiM] U\iO BANK 6-3810 There will hp a : hnw.nu of 'he Xavcsink and thin chui i*h will Thi .-Mi'Lion, which will wind up 1 ] Ked Bank two daughter?, Miss Jacqueline mer MaUiwan resident, died M.iy Bound motion pietui <\ "Cowhoy *; uniU' Thi* p;i.'lor will .-peal; CM il.e Hit; taJcnt program, will be held on ! "I-rom the (Tiratinn of the World" i: Rolling?!', living at home, and Mrs,lti at the Perth Amboy General hos- NIGHTS: POINT I'l.liASANT 5-0547 Hitching Post", ticfniv tin- mc-'m- thcnir. "A (.'lean nnd I'. i fill J/M ' . si i (••( [ n: ar ihc rente r of ' will be Hcv. Ko^er Squirc'.s sermon The combinr-.l ehoir-s will h.inn ih*1 I.ro Dixon of Rumson; two sons, pital. He was born at Matawan, Jbera of the Sundny-School Sunday (O-.MI al i: p. in. morninp. The picturr portrays I he thenu- for the J1 o'clock Sunday sclot tion-S "C,ot\ thai Mildest Katth Robert Bellinger, Jr., of Bloom- son of the late Harrison and ldliz* •worlc of tlie famous enwboy min* morning1 sermon. The subject of his anri Heaven", by MaLthew.-, and thv field, and William Bollingcr of abcth Scott DcNysc. His wife was cionaiy, Rcv. Kalph Hnll. j mc.-sa^e for the 8 o'clock evening navy hyrin. "KternM J('athei, CK.VI'ltAI. UAI'TIST Newark; a brother, Joseph Bol- th*j late Mrs. Marie M, Conover Dc- I A;i:intic Highlands Nyse. I worship will be "Fair Memories .ind Slrcn^ to Have", by J>tvkc«. lingcr of Jersey City and a sister, H. L SCOTT * ;. BAPTIST I Immcrtal Hopes", Thr: tfinibincd X;i vesinU-Atl i nt it; II:v. Howard .M. Kr\'in will Mrs. William Bcrnett of Port Mon- Surviving are his first wife, i\Ii>\ ''. :. • Red B;iuk ( tf-inUay-school meets nt WMTj n. Htj'iilanils yuiMli fc!lov.:'li:p ^ruup:i ]M ei/rU at. the 11 o'tlucli .service nujulli. Elai-} Garnet Mills of New York X j m. and the other meetings will lnk>i v.'i'I n:ert nt 4i:-1 .*"» p. m. in the Atl.in- .Siir.driy nunniiu; anil at thn H p. ni. The funeral will be held Saturday city, and three cousins. j 31 U l{ I I C I A N R«v. Ra>rmond \V. .Sfh-'iefpr of pl'M r as iisiml. tii! inphlaiids rhuirli for a Hprcial woi>lii|i. Clunrii school meets at 10 morning at 9 o'clock at Holy C'ros.s Mr. DcNysc was a member of 4h« Americnn Bnptist i-'oremn Mis- MpMorial Sunday propram. a. m. anil youth fellowship nt 7 p. church, Rumson, where a high Tuscan lodge, F. and A.M., of Hart- sion society will pleach at ilie II Mi;fllOI>IST '1 he Woman1.* Society cf C'li'is- m. mass of requiem will be offered ford, Conn. He was residing hi Oiiirch SIITPI, Bclford, N. J. o'clock service Sunday in the ab- Fair Haven tian .Service will hohl its June nirel- •i'hn World Wide guild will meet hy Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan. Burial South Amboy at tho time of his sence of Rev. \V. Clinton Powers, , At the morning .service at 11 in;; 'i'liculay at 2 p. in., in I his Tiiij-dny ni.'Jit at the home of Mr?. will he in Hollywood Memorial depth. "who is attending ihc Northern o'clock, Kev. John B. Kirby, Jr., cluircii. . Josiph Kiaus of Center avenue. cemetery, Union, under the direc- Tht funeral was held yesterday I'.'ioiir Kcati^liiiig 6-1)333 Sunday Baptist convention meeting will preach a .sermon on the theme, Thn Men's club will m?cl Wcd- Ti;t. niid-'.voel; prayer fellowship tion of the John E. Day funeral ' afternoon at tho Bcdlc funeral in Milwaukee. The chuir will sini; , "A'I in God's Time". The organ pre- neyt'.'ty .".t S:l."i p. in. ?i'.fv!vM ;MH! I :• and .na.iLor's lliblc claws are held llamc_ I home. Burial was in Jtoso Hill "The Battle Hymn of ihc ttcptib- lude will be "Triumphal March", frr.1-111:iclltti will to 11ow thi; 1 Ji?."!;l?s:i Wcuncbday nip/ht.s. cen.etery, Afatawan. ]ic", by Howe-Stcffe. A;= an offer- by Kraynard, nnd the offertory. 'To -Mrs. Ilov.ard M. Ervin will be the MRS. ELIZABETH HARDY t ior>* the organ and' hoth choiis will [Thee, O Country", by Kichbcrg. Thu lcm.lti of the Women's Missionaiy Jlis. Elizabeth Hardy, widow of WILLIAM II. IIOWKX present "Finlandia" hy Sibelius, in- cVioh \viU sing "Land of Freedom KM' .'1ST :-:j:.'.:1y rnnctinK: to be held noxt Hei.ry Hardy of Headden's Corner, William H. Dowen, 07. of Beth- troducing "A Song of Peace". 'and Ijijfht". by Thomas. iS'ew Monmouth 'I'lHiisday at 2:;ii) p. ui. at the hoinc formerly of Marlboro, died Friday any road, Hazlct, died Friday at ] The junior high fellowship will 1 Church school will meet at 9:45 "The Christian View of Death" is or Mrs. Kli;:a.beth Beckhorn, This at the Rivercrcst Nursing home, Hazard hospital. He was horn at meet at 6:30 and the .senior fellow- . a. m. The youth fellowship will Rcv. William D, Powell1;* sermon will bc the final meeting until Sep Kcu Bank. Wethcrfield, Conn., son of the 'ale ship a.t 1 o'clock. ! nice: at 7 p, m.» with Miss Phyllis UUc fov Sunday's Memorial diy V Sho was horn In Middletown William and Anna J. Dowen. Flowers in the church Sunday ' Myntt as the leader of the discus- sermon, Roth thu adult choir s.iul township, daughter of the late Surviving aro three sisters. Mrs. were given in memury of Eugene sion tho jKiHtor'n choir will luirtieipatc .ST. CKU.IMiK'S Michael and Mary Leary Cronsn. Peter F. Olson and Mi's. Franli Mageo by his family. A tpcrial .service will bc held in in the service. numscn Surviving is a slflter, Mrs. Mnry House of Red Bank and Mrs. Lewis ^/l tfrnntf chnractcrillic of our icn'ict ii Ihi ipirtt The juniors will meet at »thr 1 Field of Hed Bank; two nephews i tin church at 4 p. m,, nt which the The evening yoMpel ;cr\'ice will Sunday's s^/vii'e an; Holy Cum- HallenbaUc of New York city, ttr.d t'huich tomorrow afttr sthoul fur ! service Hag, which wa.s hung tinr- stnri ;|t T;-JT» u'clucU anil thi1 ymin^ nri! six nieces. two brothers, Charles H. Dowrn of their class in religion.'-; instruction. nninioii at 8 u. in., church scnool oj fairness Ir.al prcilemlnalcs al alt limiklim ! Ing the war ynars.'will bc lowered people'.s choir will .snpjily the mu- at U:."(i, mornin.'i piiiyer anil sermon The funeral was held Monday Little Silver and Arnold JJowcn of They have completed their course mcrning at St. James church, wit U appropriate ceremony. The sic. The pas tor's surinun v.'ill l.c at 11 o'clock Ijy JJev. Meredith E. Red Bank. and will lake their final test. An where :i requiem high maa3 was ! lla.£ i cprcsente 19 enlistments and on the topic, "Ciod la So Jlospccler Wouu, rector and headmaster ai The funcrnl was held Monday nf- interesting program is being plan- of Persons." An informal hymn offered by Msgr. Joseph T. Casey. : two gold stars. Chaplntn Arthur O. floosac school, Xcv; York. A caril- terr.oon nt the Mount memorial ned for the clo.^in^ session. sinj,' will be held a Tier the evening TMc Children's choir of Red Bank | Hoj pe, who is ihc post chaplain lon recital will be. given at 10:il0 a. home with Rev. John G. Gcbliard, The Philalhca society will j»o to service. Catnolic high school chanted the at Fort Monmouth. will be the guest in. The musical program for the 11 pastor of the Reformed church, of- the Willowbrook restaurant TUOE- The men's club will have a spe- Rcv. Joseph F. Shcehan rc- .speaker. As a prelude, Mrs. Alma o'clock rervict! follows: "Largo", ficiating. Burial was in 1','air View day eveninp for a banquet. Mrs. cial program foe the. women «[ tht; citeii the Rosary Sunday evening Bahei, church organiat, will play Handel; "ISt. Athanasius", "Venite", cemetery. 11 Ion nt I rftUworiai ~r*o George Bray is chairman. church Tuesday night. at Ihc Day funeral home. I "Th( nics", by Beethoven, and "Tj U:uni in D", "Battle Hymn ol T h c Worn a n' s M i.^s i o n a ry society The Ladies' Aid society will hold Burial was in Mt. Olivet ceme- I "Pomp ami Circumstance." by El- Republic"; "Great Lord of Lords", ,IOII\ \V. KYLES will meet at the home of Mis. P:uil a covered dish lunchcnn at fie tery. Rev. Edward W. Hughes gave j gar. as the recessional. The cho'i- "R:;:ent H:|Uarc", and "Grand Word has been received of the Appar, PinebrooK roiul, Katonto'vn, church Wednesday at 111:30 oVluck. benediction at the grave. Bcarer-i j will Hing an arrungerticnt of "Atncr- Cht.ms in A". death on May 12 of John W. Eylcs, Wednesday afternoon fov a pienic. Tho Troop School for Christian wcic Timothy Qulglcy, Thomas t35 1U %n,,t Si. tej&J Te!. 6.0226 I ic.i, the Beautiful", by Wilson, am! i.\.nli:nation instrucliona will bc n his home near Forestvillc, O., Fellowship day will be observed j Mr.-. Mary P. Cupplcs will «ing, Soldiers will have its annual slunv- Br.inigan, Herman Dorn and Philip I in Ibis church nest Thursday even- liold Fikiay at I p. In. f..».i.. noa. Cincinnati. Mrs. Florence ' "Gcii BICEH America", as ii 50I0. inj; of the school pictures tonight. ing by the Hcd Bank Council of oohi. Knight of Eatontown received a j Lester England, who raised the Colored slides and motion pictures Church Women. A panel discussion letter from her cousin, Mrs. lSyle.-*, Mlag will also lower U. The scr- of hoth liic 1940 and 1017 .schools UAI'T1»Y V.KS, KUWARU ». KKLLEV will bc presented hy four well tcllinj-; of her husband's death af- i vice, which was worked out by will ho shown and a brief I ro;>p Middlctown % Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson Kclley known local resident:; i-epi**fcnlin:< ter a long illness. • a cummittee of two, Mrs. George schnol prutfrani will be presenio:!. Si: .;:••>• school will meet at !1:45 of 21 Dcwey avenue, New Rochehe, all character building :ij;cncics for N. Y., died last Thursday nt her Mr, Eylcs was horn in Sea Red Bank youth. Cm chin and Rev. John 13. Kirby, a. in. Al the .Memorial Uay service Bright and had resided In lleil Jr., will he conducted by the lattei. at 11 u'clotli, local hoy scouts will home at the age ot 76. She was the Bank and Eatontown before mov- Tht- Clayton Service chapter, Leonardo lal-.i; part, and Rcv. William Hcarn widow of Edward D. Kclley, who TV.W.G. will meet Friday evening, ing to Ohio several years ago. He METHODIST A meeting of the Women'j Mis- will speak on, "Memory in Action"'. died in 1911. Mrs. Kclley had bscn Junj 4, at the' home of Miss Betty is survived by his wife, Mis. Jennie sionary society will bc held at the Woodrow Francis will be in charge a resident of Red Ennk 15 years Koplow on Broad street. Bel ford Wa'ler Eyles, formerly of Eat»r,- church this evening at 8 o'clock. of tut young pc-uplcG group business and a communicant of St. James Church-school will be held at church here. town, and two sons, Elwood and FIRST Cllt'KCM OK ClIKIST, 9:30 a. in., with George Sceley as Ah members aro ur^cd to attend. meeting at i-.'M p. in. Johr. W. Eylcs, Jr. SCJKNTIST superintendent. At the 10I-10 inorn- The church-school will meet Sun- Tlic chinch, will sponsor a Daily She was born in Fnirflsld, Conn., r a daughter or the late Joscjih nnd Kud Bhiik inK service* Hcv. Paul J* My era will d:iy morning at It:l. i. At the ninrn- i Vacation Bible ti-hool for children CAI'T. WILLIAM HJtlCCS preach on "The Marks of a Chris- inp worship service at 11 o'clock ! lYcm th? beginners through the Mnry McCoy Ferguson. Surviving Tho funeral of Crot. William J. SERVICE Services in First Church of Christ, ' lUri Soldier." Deac-jii U. P. Campbell will be the • intrrnicdiatc classes from Juno SI daughter, Mrs. Jerome J. Bt.ggi-, 46, husband of Mrs. William ANYWHERE IN AMERICA! Scientist, 209 Broad street, Red speaker. The Junior Christian Kn- Sloyan of New Rochelle; two aons, Bank, are held Sundays at 11 a. m. I At 7:'I3 Sunday night a Mcmori.il to July 2, Children's Day services Adrian J. Kellcy of New Rochelle K. Knckett Eriyga, formerly ot Ital Through our naHon-wid» esnnociioni, we hflvs fht fic!l!fl«i , Day service of worship will be at- deavor socic'.y will not hold Us thi;' year will be held Sunday, June Bank, will be held Saturday after- funeral front any po'nt In America. Sunday-school at 31 a. m., and Wed-j tended by the Middlctown township usual meeting Sunday oveninj:. The 13, at 10:30. and Eugene S. Kclley of New Yorlt noon at 2:30 o'clock at the Mason nesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. ! post and LudicsU&uxUlary ol Ve;-Younc; People's society will meet at city; a sister, Miss Mario A. Fer- funeral home, South Amboy. We ofTer our services with pride In owing that w» can retltv* fht family ff 'Ancient and Modern Necroman- I crans of Foreign Wars, the boy 7 p. m. ISvcninc, services will bc guson of New York city, and six oil burdens incident fo any doalh awfly from horn; cy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypno- grandchildren. Capt. Briggs was killed April 17, : scouts and cubs, girl scouts and hclj at 8 o'clock with two religious Shrewsbury 1914 in Iran. Surviving besides his tism. Denounced" is the subject for j brownies and other scout organhsa- motion pictures. Rev. Gerard 3. Sloyan of Tren- wi'i!, who resides in South Amboy, Sunday, May 30. g The deaconesses of the church Theodore E. Franklin, student ton, formerly of Rod Bank, one of Golden Text: "He that over- subjecj t of tho M.emor- pastor, will speak at the 11 o'clock Mrs. Kcllcy's grandsons, otliciatcd are i. daughter, Joan L. Briggs, liv- tion)al Das yTh addrese s by Rev. Mr. Myers will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 Sunday morning service on the ing at home, and two brothers, John I. Day Funeral Home conifilh shall inherit all things; and ! ) D "Couldd d thbe DeadM Speak." ! o'clock. at. the solemn high mnfis of le- Lor:n Briggs of Atlanta, Ga., and I will be his Cod, and he shall be win bc The KIsit subject, "Being True to Our Heri- quiom Saturday In Holy Family 8> |{ivcisi«!c Ave. Phono 60332 Red Bank my son". (Rcv. Jl:7>. Prayer meeting and Bible study ! - Kittlitx chapter of the tage." Sunday-school begins at church, New Rochelle. Alvin Eriggs of Westlleld. Buiial will bc held Wednesday evening at World Wide j;uUd will meet Tues- Sk'to a. m. wlil he in Christ church ccnKtcty. Kcjliort Branch—SHI Maple PI. Telephone 7-13S2 f Sttrmon: Passages from the King 8 o'clock. "Noah and His Ark" is,<^y o.vcnlnB nt ft o'clock at thu Plans for the annual sale to be ALFRED TRACY South Amboy. jHrnch version of the Bible include: the subject for study this week. chinch. "This know also, that in the la.st y held June 25 will be made at a Alficd Tracy, who formerly con- inn Lady Attendant The Junior Youth fellowship and The Pastor's choir rehearsal will meeting today of the Helping Hand LI:VI IIOLUE.V dayrj perilous times shall come. Fvv b c hcltl ducted a bicycle nnd automobile men shall bc lovers of their own Junior "choir rehearsalTwill be' lield I lhu Wednesday at 3 p. m.; and society at the home of Sirs. C. bupinesfi at Kcyport, died Monday Holdcn, a resident of A--!;-.:r;- selves, covetous, boasters, proud, Friday afternoon at 3:11) and -11at 7Churc o'clockh ,choi follower rehearsad by lth wile lmid lie - Frank. Bordcn of Broad street. at his home in Petersburg, Va. He PaiK for 29 yyears, became ill o'clock. week prayer meeting at 8:15. was born in Keyport, son of the Thursday afternoon while employ- UAYSHOUlTcOMMUNITY late Alfred and Elizabeth S. Tracy. ed rear Red Bank by Allen Bro'.li- ClIATKI. OK IFOTY" COMMUNION East Kcanaburg Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. W. R. ers construction company, antl was Fair Haven The Women's guild will hold its Cortcr of Claretnount, Va. The fu- taken to Rivervlcw hospital where A patriotic service will he held annual bazar at Ocean avenue and neral was held yesterday afternoon he died shortly after his admlt- St. George's by the River Pori monmouth road tomorrow and at the Mount memorial home with Sunday at 11 a. m. Rcv. Christo- k tanci. Waterman Ave., one block noiith of Kumion Rd., pher H. Snydor will speak on "The Saturday. _ Rc>'. John G. Gebhard, pastor of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ituinson, (Take Sea Bright Bin I N'oblUty of Sacrifice". Miss Mabel A prayer meeting and'hymn sing th> will be shown al the evening ser- mother of former Rumson Mayor Holdcn of Bridgoton. Always Remembered Men and Buys' Chuir or 45 voices will *lng al this nervier. recrfcfionul, "O Ciod of Love', hy vice at 7:45 o'clock. Lou'.s M. Hague of Bcllcvuc ave- \ The funeral was held Monday :if- Tills Cliiircli 18 noted for Us Friendly Atmosphere, IU Baker. Arrangements have been nu", Rumson, died Monday. She tcrnoon at St. Stephen's church, As- On Decoration D»y, a nation famous Itoy (.'hiilr, Its Kriingeliral Prr«chln», and the lin- made through 1,1. William Zluiim-r was born in Irwin, Pa. The funeral bury Park, with Rev. R. Farley u»ual llta II I y ol Its Warship and Building. To the service to liuve. taps sounded at the con- Colt's Neck was held yesterday morning at Fluhcr, pastor, ofhciaUnR. Burial remembers those who have It welcomes everyone. clusion of the service. CTuirch- Rev. Leonard Sibley, Jr., lius an- Pittsburgh, and burial was in Union ! wis In Willie Ridge cemetery, un- schoo! meets at D:45 a. m. nounced that Memorial day will be cemetcry at Irwin, under direction der the direction of the Sladc fun- served her in uniform, while lh« Erglnnlng June 6 tho summer observed with a special service at of the Mount memorial home,. cral home of Asbury Park. people of the nation remember schedule will £0 into effect, with 11 ii. m. A service of honor will he moinlng prayer nt I):1S o'clock. held for members of the church all who have pawed on. It Tlii* young people's fellowship who served in World War II, and DISTINCTIVE HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH will meet Tuesday night, nnd thu th» service Hag will be retired, file ftesms fitting that one day of ladles' guild Wednesday evening. boy scout troop of Colt's Neck will Hi? year should be dedicated to The men's organization will hoJd fiervi: as guard of honor, Sundoy- ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Kivcr KoaU, !{<•«! Bank a card party in the parish huu.se schec! will bc held at !t:45 a. m, the memory of thote to whom, Friday, June 4, at K p. ni. There as a nation or as individual!", KHIIMV, MAY 2«, 19-ltt will he prizes nnd refreshments. Perfection of Material and Shrewsbury. Workmanship In Beautllul we owe so much. OLII HHH'li HKIOIi.MKII Holy Communion will bc cele- New Dealgns Marlboro brated at 8 a. in. Church-achool 20th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Jlcv. E, 13crt Buiite will is peak on starts at 10 o'clock, and morning Our inemoriala ar« manufactured tho subject, "Dignity ut Owncr- prayer with sermon hy thu rector ahl|i" at 10:.|!j n. ill. Rtimlny. Tim !s ni 11, Thn young poniilc's fel- by iKllled artisans ln our well Vouth fcllowshl|i will meet at the lowship meets lit 8 p. in. equipped plant at Welt Long incliiilL'K II.o.: Colt's Neck parsonugo at 7:30 p. m. Branch. 1 Boy scout troop 80 will meet ST. JOHN'S CIIAI'KL nvi'i'liirt! I't dm o|icru "Xoi'iim ' Tuenday In lho clinpcl at 8 p. m. Little Silver HAMYCF. * * FUNERAL HOME SO£AST Tho Ladles' Missionary group will St. John's guild rneets next JAMES A, REDBANKN.J. inl Siciliiiiin /nnii "Cnviik'i'in Jtimliniiui" meet Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs, Wednesday nt 2:30 p, ni., at the LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. FRONT ST EEr Edith Hendrlckson, Mrs. Kzra homo of Mrs. Henry S, Oorniontl. Wall Street Tel. L.B. 6-3567 West Long Branch ROBERTF. pHONE pvED BANK 6-O557 * Ailm. SI.IK), plim tax 8i30 P.•• M. Whltsun will lend the niuelUig. Tho Mrs. J. Lawrenco Ware will speak Circle will meet Friday in lho cha- on the topic, "Our Pasl mid Our 5Mid For Illustrated Catalopie pcl al 8 n. ni. Future," urlij tjeavs of Dependable, Economical Service " A&P makes it V "V

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Meat Spreads S'»M Meyer-Corned Beel, liverwursl 4'/> 02 can 17c Folks always go for the rich, smoky lluvor of 1-LgS Plant rr=rn Florida l*'it Ib lt)c mellow, juice-filled hams like these. So ynu'lt Sweet Mixed Pickles Joy <" Coiomai i6°2 iar 15c <^.risi|» Wliite Celery CMorn.. •) SMlVl 29c probaljly want a whole one. However, if you Dill Pickles Manhattan ql. iar 2'Jc prefer, we'll gladly sell you half a ham without Spring Scullion* home ;n*ii bun Fresh Cucumber Pickles Heim ti«, iar 2'Jc removing any of llic liig, choice center slices X V5« c PUill Olives Sultena large 6%oiiar2 Jc you're entitled to. Florida Grapefruit 3 tor Stuffed OlivCS Sultana 5v* 02 iar 35e Libby's Ripe Olives Small 9oz.j,r2J.e Ib BZ Miracle Whip Salad Dressing . . . p> i" !0« CHICKENS 4 lbs. MAHVKL SAM»Wiril IIOLI.S HcllmannVMayonnaise . . • . . PI iar 5.*{c A&P's broilers and fryers are mighty popular on picnics. And no wonder! For nolhini; taslrs licllcr ihan plump, Make Hamburgers Heavenly Heinz Vegetable Soup .... "oi «n 2 for 27c young chickens . . . and these arc fro.-h from ncarhy f.inns and rai-c:! on :i rvi'-nlifi<-;i11 y hal:i:ired ili-l of milk and grains. pig of fj lor J .Jc Tomato Juice (<">• is ot can 3 for 23c 46 °i. can 19c Coca-Cola PI deposit 6« boi-6ior25 Fowl Under 4Vi Ibl Ib. I7<" ''••> >bi and over Pol Roast Boneless Chuck-no Isl added a mniitli of lnin ,"{,'{e :,!)• Fresh PortlieS Try Ihem pan-lncd Ib. I <> Maraschino Cherries various trandi 8 or iar 2To BOILED HAM I'lllllld Cake Gold, Marble, Raisin. Ch-rr/ Silver IO«s-te^7e Fresh Flounders Dei.aoui bro.ied or tr:ed ib ::>. Comslock Sliced Apples for pie> 20 oz. tin 2'or 31c Taste 111 is finer ham — tender, mifil, flne-fliivored l>ecaii!e (iiniiiiiiioii Slreusel Huns . • . :•'••, of dim ;»'> it is vacuum cooked in all its natural juice. Keep a supply Ked Siiliuoii Steak Btoii or i.y Libby's Fruit Cocktail 1° oz. »n 25c 30 oz can 3<> in your refrigerator for delicious snacks and lunches. Pineapple Coffee Cake J^e pari.er each 27« Boiled Lolislcrs for delicious salads, e'c. Grapefruit Sections ASP fancy 20 oz can2 tor27c DoillltS Jane Parker pkg of 12 ft" 20c Pruna Plums ASP fancy 30 «. can 21c

Grapefruit Juice. . » « c.n 3 'or 20c 46 oz can J 5c Orange or Grapefruit Juice . 6 oz. can 12 (or 15c A&P's DAIRY CENTER Grape Juice A&P fancy pi. bot.20c qt.boi. 37c ANN PAGE FOODS Make* Picking Picnic Foods a Picnic Strawberry Preserves iou» sherry lib. jar41c Make A Picnic A Kent Treat Paper Napkins Hudson PkS oi so 2 for 25c In A&P's Dairy Center you'll find dozens of Cut-Rite Waxed Paper 125 fr. roil 22c dairy-fresh favorites . . . and when you see Arm I'age foods arc made of top-quulily in- how attractively they're priced, you'll pick gredients ami brought direct from A&P's own plenty for your picnic. modern food factories with many expenses eliminated, and you share the savings. Save On A&P's famous Itrle Wkll* Liiktrn-Sflt-i "A" Margarine Nucoe it lie Sunnybrook e.rtondozOUe Fresh Eggs Cream Cheese Borden'i or Kuii 3 01. pkg. 2 lor JJSe Dressing . . PM*•*{.?« Line Irawe aM WMIi—"Brad« K Mayonnaise pi. i«r-15c French Dressing pi- bot. 3li« BOKAR COFFEE Blue Cheese ....,., ib Wr. Fresh Eggs Wildmtra carfl Mustard 9or j.rlUc Gardcit Kelisli IOO^ ,„ l~« Kmw In Tke 3-lm. Economy Hag Gold-N-Rich Cheese . . . . ib fiUc Sliced Swiss Fancy-no ends-no watte ib.79c Prepared Spaghetti Re.dyioesi nvtos.can2for25« Borden's Chateau ... V4 n>. Pk9. ;J5e Blended Swiss Mtl-O-Bil Ib 59c BostOII Style Beans si in tomalo sauce I6oz c.m2 It" 25« 3^ 1.29 Liedcrkrun/, t e • • • * <«• p^9- 35c Mel-O-Bit Process Amarictn or Pim«nt» ib. 57« Sparkle Puddings AII varietie. lok.s. 23c When you taste the vigorous, wincy flavor of Bolcar Coffee you'll want cup after cup. Sharp Cheddar Who!* milk cured Ib fijie So buy it in the new 3 Ib. economy hng and Chcesc'N Bacon Spread 5 oz. iar 26c enjoy grand savings'. Farmer Cheese Foodcrafl 6 OZ4| pkg. 1 Uc

Eiyht iriloek . 2ib.7?ic Ched-O-Bit Ch««i« pood 2lb.boi1j

M&M Candy Coated A (real...hoi or cold! Corned Beef H\ (jrade Popular Brands Yukon Club Full-flavored... thrifty A Nalittiiiil favorite CHOCOLATE ARMOUR'S IK III ARMOURS HASH FRANKFURTERS CIGARETTES BEVERAGES OUR OWN TEA NECTAR TEA > All flavors 29 oz. "I fk carloi pg. 50 9Q, 1.39 plus deposit bot. 1U« lea bags Page Eight UEl) HANK KISGISTJSJI, MAV 27, VMS Shrewsbury PTA 25 Years With MerrittV New Degree Of Seles Monoger PLANTS AND CEMETERY ARRANGEMENTS To Be Started yeaa m salt.-, iiana^'tr for n;il!«_<: Irit belie* e it H'i\j.-i!!»:«- to nlai.c Of All Types Elects Officers a r iiur.jfc IJCIIIU- „{ .-crtafi! i-ir.,ii* jlll'.r at Red Bank tomorrow evenins. «ill;i.-i ...if in. u-t 'y, W'u^ ftftn • :i.v MM; The new group has acquired head- mHB.-r for lurv'^i •(it1.- A. Blair Bay View Forest Gel* quarters at the corner of Brojid reni of it- kind in Anii-MCM «nn;u (li-1 iil)in id i. Thi- <<>mi-;tr.y ne re*=- merly occupied by the Masonic :an]y iliscornirr.i ».| \,IODGIvl;.; Pa rent-Teat her uo.iuciMiun :U ihc the state will be present to witness motio.: nintcristl v. it.li n jr ntlveili i-iii j new degree team of Bay View For- R«enclch. hivp-1 i-ul tniirfd ollic-e |.rr- Broad St. TE1- Itfcd B.\n!i hc i:fcn!rman, »nd Ladies' night, will he held Satur- veicsky was nwarded first non-play- YOUR BEDROOM! conslstinc of II Pc. •%fku^SS*t HEODONf CORNER-RIO BANK Theodore 11. Kuru:e, li.'i.s pa.sfccl en- HU" commit', co .served refreshlr.cnts. er prize. dai-, November 13, with dancing, Addreii. •%S E RIO BK trancu examinations to the Xavnl t entertainment and door prizes. rtedrourn Suite; PJllow« : Vanity Lamp.'; Mrs. Mniy Al'iiorttcm w;is In char(?o Mr and Mm. S:inniel Whitman of Nito Tablei Drapes: Scatter RUBS, etc. Z 7*4/^6-4444 actit'cmy at Annapolis. •if t'nlilc:i .-ind prir.es nr.d Mrs. Wil- Election and Installation of of- City After graduation f.oni Rumson Brooklyn have opened their sum- ficers with entertainment and re- YOUR KITCHEN: consisting of » Pc. liam Bud/.lii:i.:i M:irgnrct . mo:* home here. hieh school, Kunzc enlisted in the .Mo:an and Irene freshments will be held Saturday, Solid Oak Kitchen Set. 88 Pc. Set of Marine corp.s. While serving in Dav.s UiS'j Mr._ M-alt.,aw Rievenson has re- December 4. Ulsln»' J« Pc. Sel of Sllvcnvarc, etc. served o;i the committee. turned aft«v a. vacation of several Tier.tMn, China, he loolt (|iialil Guculs ."-t t'io home of Mr. and Free Siora^e Until Needed exams through ariangcinents by ili-d Jlari: Crcio!;, S;-., over t'.ie months in Floridn. 81'. JAMES CARD l'ARTV Rcjt Jnmca C. Authinclo^fi. H1.^ uh- Free Delivery \vcc!;-ena v/ero their daughter, MN, WANTS RTA K\TKN»ED Mrs. Willard Ehrhart ana Mrs. MONARCH .sociucritly was retiirnctl to ihi: Dsi-oihv f.:i-3hci-t a;id -children of Ciailcs Giblin, representing a com- United States raid for ihi 1 Kciirny and Mr. :vr.A Mr.'. MnvL; milicp of mothers of fifth and six- prrj . EIX nionlllf! linn atlendeil tll'j Crna!:, •>•-, and chiiil.cn, Mnrjo:-io The following Ictle:- ha.i been th [••ade pupils of St. James gram- Construction Co. Navol Preparatory scliool in uin- sent by Willir-.m A. Miller cf the SURPRISE STORE 1 ana Jim".;,' "d, who hive returned Albt.it S. Miller Shoe company tn mar school, arc chairmen of a card ' hi'id^t , Md. Knn;:c was an eagle fro .1 Lin An;;;lc:-.. party to bo held Tuesday night in 7-11 Front St. Keyport, N. J. J15 MATTISON AV1CNUK, acout in Fair Haven's troop -I. Consrcssmnn Boitrand \V. Gear- I Mr, iind Mr;. M:i::Zartck of Drook- hart; ths Catholic High school nuditor- Kryport 1-0142 ' 1" 1 (ipent tlm week-end .".t the sum- him by St. Jamoa Parent-Teacher ASBURY 1'ARK, N. J. I :-!ii!i- home o.' Jlr.-. Zn:le!:"s mother, R~cl Bank, X. J. association. Assistinp; committee W. Art Locattd On Th. Hill. Opp. r, O. Box 818. .land (iriilili ."!;•::. Minnie Cahcn. May 20til, Iil48 chalimcn are Jlrs. Joseph P. Hin- Tht TOM Offic* Honorable Brrlr.-.nd W. Gcnriiart, Store Hours: Fhonc Asliury Parlt 1-05SS Herbert Nru i.i "t -ShcHcr Island, C'uiiimim, S'.-.b-Cr.mmittec en RTA, telmann, Mrs, Louis Sherwin, Mrs, Hon. thru Thum.. » a. m—fi p. m. N. V., where he will act as best man Hou.-i of Representative?, Dowcn and Mrs. Albert Fri. and Sat. 9 a. ni.—9 p. nt. ,'.ii-a. llaruld Kc:-r tn' ^uutil slrcol at tlin wcd-.lins of I2i-nc.it Andc- was hostess Saturday evening at a Washington, D. C. MII, a fiii-mcr resident of thiJ JDaar Sir: shower for Mit-s Janet Urulib. Miss place. Grubh, who is the daughter uf All1, As the date of June 12lh and the Mrs. Richavd K. Ncu and her possible expiration of the Recipro- and Mrs. Walter Grubh uf Middle- mother, Mrs. Lau;.i Rcadrg, and tuwn village, will lie married June cal Tlade Agreements draws near- ,,,,„..,,,, , , Mrs. Giaca Snyder and daughters er, men in business and indus-'ry ai-J becoming increasingly aware of ICE CHESTS AND lit at Holy Trinity Lutheran church J vj5iti,1K Mr. find Mrs. Fred Nou RELAX here tu Stanley A. Kerr, son cif Mr. [ an|,m"d( family of New York city fo- r a the importance cf thai;- renewal. an t Mrs. Albert Kcrr, Sr., of Kum- tew days. Aside from advocating an even flow of trade hetween nations on a good BEVERAGE COOLERS son Joseph J. Miller, Sr., and business basis, 1 foci that we Amer- The living room of the Kerr home Joscpli, Jr., anil Leo, arc visiting icans have a stake in world eco- was decorated to represent a bride's Mr. and Mrs. Rcscoe Everett and nomic order and fair play, and that We have a large assortment of these attractive ' gift shop, A buffet supper WHS r.-.mily ot Bnlllo Creel:, Mich. Up- renewal of the Agreements is vital served. on their return they will bring back to the plans to aid European rc- chests, in various si;cs, available for immediate Guests were Miss Kdilh Lindner Mr. Millar's grandson, John Ever- covfciy. We am already committed of Kcd Bank, Mrs. Albeit Kcrr, Sr., ett, for the summer. Mrs. Everett to the Mai-shall Plan. What ia the delivery, Heavy construction with stainless ste:I \o?,'iZ in offering economic assist- OUTDOOR FURNITURE i^umson; Mrs. Joseph Greene, is the former Miss Evelyn Miller. runs on which the lids slide. Easily serviced with Shrewsbury; Mrs. \V. Baham, Little Mr?. John Iglay is a surgical pa- ance and withholding the means by [Silver; Mrs. William Rae, FarniinK- tient at Monmouth Memorial hos- which it may be accepted? a minimum of fuss or bother. Call for details. ilnle, Mr2. Ralph Teed, Riverside pital. Therefore, I urge- upon you and VOU'LL enjoy the sun so much more relaxed on any of Heights; Mr.i, Waller Grubb, Mrs. tho members of your committee Mrs. Conrad H. Rcch, Jr., will prompt and favorable action on our comfortable outdoor furniture. And they're so Thomas Sinnott, Mrs. W. Irving entertain Mrs. Gearpe Mar?:. Airs. House Joint Resolution 335 to e.\- decorative too. We've a variety of styles in a rainbow Matthews, Mrs. Reginald Wood, William Scnn, Mrs. Joseph J. Mil- tenrt RTA in Ha present form Until Mlsrcs Barbara Wood nr.d ESuaan ler and Mrs. Felix Osip at lunch- Juno 12th, 1051. ox colors to harmonize with whatever plan you may SEABOARD Q SERVICE Matthews, Middletown; Mrs. Robert co.i Monday. Wordt, Keamjburi;; Miss Kathcrine Respectfully yours, lave in mind. So, now, today, stop in and see our really Mia. Hnniuh .IcfCas and her , William A. Miller. SERVING THE SHORE PKONC R. B. 6-0248 Kottlc, Forest Hills, and Mrs. Roc- ;;rand(laus:htcr:.'. Miss Anne Dono- •:'

LUXURIOUSLY UPHOLSTERED Batteries SUMMER CHAISES IN A VARIETY OF COLOR COMBINATIONS Uattcrlc* Fur All Makrs ROYAL PORTABLE »CA VMW tnie and AloiloK PRICED FROM .. 25.50 to 49.50 with FINGER FORM KEYS Ckiln fltlmrr rtnttrt In tint; wittr detigntdtocrodh Evcrcutly, MalLWy, RrpnlaM name your finger tiptl 375 Burgc»ti, Elc. The ideal graduation gi(t-th« GOOD TIMES AUK HKKt: AGAIN completely revolutionary new Plui $2,60 F«d, TH Remember .. We have all types of outdoor furniture. From AT Till' Mall Ordom Accepted. KOYAL PORTABLE TYPE- Owmr Pulley F.t »31 canvas folding chairs to deeply upholstered gliders. Also sum. WRITEH. New Quiet Dc Luxe, Call—Phone or Mail to $89.60 plus tax. Aha the new Every Set We Sell I mer fibre rugs at low • low prices. SWEDISH HOr> Arrow, $79.60 plus tax. InHtallt'd The nay It IK Purchaned. OCCHII Avenue, Sea Bright, N. J. TODD ACME FURNITURE CO. Accordion Player Week-Kiitls, RADIO SERVICE 137 MONMOUTH STREET 6-2104 RED BANK ' I<'iill Line of Santhviclii'tt. 71) FIK8T AVKNUK ATLANTIC HKilll.AMIS, N. ,1. FREE PARKING /IN' LOT NEXT TO MORE Specially: Hut Dogs Cooked in Beer OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. L SEA BKIGHT 2-0183—A«k for STANLEY ILL. A. H. 1.0801 l'tiunt! M. B. 6-0H25 17 Broad St. Rid Bank RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 1948 Nint Ked Bank's Lamp Jlanutacturing riant

SCHIMMEL'S

Towor Craftsmen, inc., who men and their products represent N. J,, In 1941, lamp production was IOSI h ALL HAY Jiraiifht lints lamp :n;inufacture 10 Re;l Bank in bettor home furnish- suspended and the company turned l\er\ Kiink observed yesterday the ings and department stores 100 per cent to war production. .MONDAY, MAY .{LSI' Jlr.-jl anniversary of occupancy of tlm ughout the country. Xeeil for further expansion and Ihu new plant al 105 Chestnut Tbt business was established m tocticr facilities brought the firm 10 O|>«'ii Iriiliiy Ni)>|iU sirrit. New York in 1932 by the late Erwin Ileil Bank. The new plant here One of the lending1 American de- Kottler and his wife, Emma,1 who was designed specifically for effi- Till 9 I*. M. signers and manufacturers of fine now heads the rompeny. Rhorily cient lamp manufacture and w.na floor and table lamps, Tower Crafts- after their move to Frnnchtowu, hui't by Belli &. Co., Trenton.

Simmill Liquor Stolen Lincroft-Holindt?. Club From BuysSiorc Bur State Assemblyman Elvin R. Keyport state police are investi- CUPLETS Simmill spoke on "State Taxation" gating the theft of more than lOi* at the dinner meeting of the Lin-bottles of liquor and several music- CUP croft-HolmdcI Kiwani.s club Thurs- al instruments from Michanne's CAKE day night of last week at the Lin-rflstnurnnt and cocktail bar. high- MIX uroi't inn. \vny 'AC),Keansbury . Police .say en- Mr. Simmill told of the great trance was gained through n rear FANCY FULL POD ^m ^^ LARGE BUNCHES CALIF. size of the state's payroll. As real doo:\ cstato is taxed to the limit, some The t lie ft was discovered Tues- other ways of raising money must day v.ben Michael Skrito, owner, BU. be founu. He said he did not think opened the establishment. The in- LIMA BEANS 19 CARROTS it advisable to place moro tax on struments included two snxophunes, eijjnretlos and gasoline been use of two guitars and a banjo. the increased expense in collecting the revenue. He also discredited the The road to brtltr and bigger bus!- GRAPE JELLY ilualintf of bunds autl the uci« u£ li&hi lumU through 'I'lii* Ri-nihter'a iitl- FANCY CRISP HARD RIPE 4% 4% loLtsrie* to collect revenue, vt-i iWrr ml u in n-—At!vcrtij*('nicti!. Tl:p nssemblyinan t!ien .said the only economical and fartherest reaching sources of new income Light and tender. 12 to 18 CELERY HEARTS •la TOMATOES 22* worn public utilities and the race tracks. He sug"gfisted a tax rate of of them. Made by just .si* per cent on these. The proposed adding egg ™d milk to vcttnins' bonus, aid for schools and incrKieiid .state employee's salaries Cuplets.Home-qualityin- U. S. No. 1 FLORIDA will FOOII nccussitate some form of SCHIMMEL'S additional taxes, he said. L gradients. Precision-mixed Henry Hnndleman presided, and David TimklaiskL led the group for sure results. You'll NEW POTATOES PURE GRAPE JUICE singing accompanied hy Joseph 5 34 prefer Cuplets. -Mendres. Dr. George McEneany of FULL th'i A.sbury Park Kiwanis club in- troduced State Assemblyman t-jim- LARGE BUNCHES JERSEY PINT QUART mill. FANCY NEW PI E -39 CRUST Sweet 16 Parly For M I X IB. Holt'inan Daughters ' CABBAGE River Brand RHUBARB 2 ' 13° White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman RICE ot Harding road entertained Satur- QUIKO! day and Sunday at two swect-aix- All Gold tocn birthday parties for ihclr LARGE JUICY FLORIDA SEEDLESS daughters, Misses Marcia and SEEDLESS j^ ^n Percolator or Drip JSditli Hoffman. Saturday the girls had a party for their young friends DOZ. and Sunday guests at the birthday party were members of their famil- ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT 0 19' C ies and relatives. .";, APPLEJUICE* 2 25 GuesU at the Saturday'- party verts Donald Stern, Leonard Pui- Three more VP A DAI I C Davidson's 0 AC ltowitz, William Allen. Louis baking mixes NEW TEXA8 A * f% SUNKIST fcjehwartzman, Phillip Levitov, Da- vid Brclghtman, Irwln Bloom, Rob- you'll I EA DAULJ ""<"" 48 Count ^)*J ert Bnllan, Edward Turt, Jock prefer. DOZ. Jacobs, Marty Ides, James Hershon, ONIONS 2 13 JuliUf. Ellman,. Harold Hoffman, LEMONS Sidney Gaspe, and Misses Sandra TOMATO JUICE- 3-25' Shlpltin, Anita Fuche's, Dorothy PUKO MODUCTt COIMRATION Aron, Mersh Rcznlkoff, Roberta ARNOID FINE IAKED GOODS, Ntw Irimiwlik, N. J. f Kelson and Hannah Ides. LOBSTER SPREAD 25 BIRDS EYE Prince's Finest NO Th c and 9||c«» CAN >o:uhy, Large Fresh Frozen PEAS 29 EGGS Stlli'lly Iri'Hh DOZ. NO. 2'/i c Bartlett 65 PEARS CAN oil 2-Lb. Loaf 3< American Cheese 2 - 5 5 4 .! FRUIT COCKTAIL-""""Everready WINES and LIOVORS CHEE ZEE 99 MINUTE MAID 31 DROMEDARY MIX Imported 8wiss ORANGE JUICE ROYAL PUDDINGS . | 39>/2 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Phone Red Bank 6-3334 3 Pkg*. Chocolate 22o FUDGE & FROSTINGj GRUYERE 1 Pkg. Dark 'n 8weet 1c 75 can CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31st 19 PKG. { 4 Pkgi. Combination 23c ANY KIND BOTTLES MY-T-FINE ANY BRAND BEER CANS.KEGS ASS'T DESSERTS 3 :s s20c THE "TAILOR MADE" MEAT DEPT. CALIFORNIA WINE CASHMERE "With The New Look" BOUQUET • 8AUTERNE • PORT C • RHINE • 8HERRY 59 CAKES First In Monmouth County - Finest In New Jersey! • CLARET • MUSCATEL • • BURGUNDY • TOKAY Enjoy The Advantages Of "Tailor Made" Meats BLENDED SUPER SUPS RUM WHISKEY BELLOWS BELLOWS LGE. TilII ADLTA TO MEET YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE CRUZAN .. 3 " SPECIAL RESERVE FIFTH 3" PKG. 34 DON Q. . . FIFTH 3 •• GOLDEN I HlLUKtU No Waiting In Line With Numbers VEL BOCA WEDDING FIFTH 3 •»• T CHICA ... LCE. TAII ADL7A » MEET YOUR BUDGET IMPERIAL PKG. 3V I AILUIftU Every Package Clearly Priced * AJAX Unconditionally Guaranteed. Full Purchase Price Refunded If Not 100% Satisfied. ^ CLEANSER SAVE TIME AND MONEY - MAKE IT A HABIT TO SHOP AT SCOTCH GIN YOUR FRIENDLY PERSONAL STORE IMPORTED 100% Grain Neutral Spirits • THISTLE FIFTH 4.79 • JOHN COLLINS . FIFTH 3.29 FLAGSTAFF • BLACK & WHITE . FIFTH 5.60 • D'XIE BELLE . FIFTH 3.39 French Style • VAT 69 .... FIFTH 5.62 • BELLOWS . , , FIFTH 3.29 • WHITE HORSE . . FIFTH 5.65 • BELLOWS . QUART 4.02 Green Beans • HAIG-HAEG PINCH FIFTH 6.99 • GILBEY . . . , FIFTH 3.33 • Johnnie Walker, BLK FIFTH 6.89 FLAGSTAFF • FLEISCHMAN QUART 4.10 "WHaRE THE WISE ECONOMIZE" APRICOTS BROAD ST. RED BANK,N.J We Deliver - Call R. B. 6-3334 Lge. Can 25' ge Ten UK I.) HANK KKOISTKlt.'MAV 27, VMS

KENNETH C. WASHBURNE *P?°"-— Dutehynhjn Meond, Schmidt third. Tune—27.3. INSURE YOUR HOMI Red Bund I>-.I1S> Market ] OZ1S Shot Put—Won by Pupa (L). Schmidt JDOWLING (L) Meond, Swanaon third. Distance— business, automobile and other The Northwestern Mutual SURF, FIELD AND STREAM 43 feet, 8 inches. property with Diicu.—Won bx Pap. (L). Wil.on HAWKINS BROTHERS Life Insurance i'o. •econd L»uer (L,) third. DUtancc—105 Timely Notes On The Great Outdoors feet, 9]^ inohv. Real Kstate and Mortgage Loans 711 I'rinreton Uo:id FRIDAY KVil.N'iNG WOMEN'S LEAGUE Hifrh Jump—Won by Gooch (L) Fer- 77 Broad Street, Red Bank Fair Havfii, N. J. 1'INAL STAN DIM! BV STEW VAN VXIET KUHon second, Schmidt IRI1) and Lauer \.' L H(; (L) tied for third—Height 6 feet. 7 Phone R. n. «-l)352 11**1 Bank Kccrcntion fij ;u a31t inches. Lou's l'i**t rin , .VI 10 M;.', JaveUn—Won hy Chadwlck, Dillon liimim shnii ;,] u tf- We believe it is Howard Frank of South Amboy, necond, WriEht IL) third. Distance- Cry.-ml Iliuok Jim i., .]., ,,i, ; RESIDENTS OV RED BANK and surrounding towns Monday at juet as import- T.i pounds; Alec Krozlcr of Hlgh- in feet. 2 Inches. Kiianil KrsiHuriuiL l; in hj-i Pole Vault—Tit for win, Cliadu-ick C. Joseph Smith Mki's H.nuly ^hupl1'' . . . .iti 17 >.'i.) Red B.inls hlRh ucliool .ithlclic fteld get a chance to see two good hall ant for a fishing lana Park, 3"i pounds, and MaclltBl. Stout (L), Difkr-Mon (L) third. Allen's Shi'i. t ... .41 I.I M!7 tcuniJ in action. The Cascy3 of Red Bank Catholic meet the JJucs of editor to report Schulto of Newark, two 3Vj pounds. HelKht—1Kh1 0 feet. :i inchc..*. Wulliaprni!;; iind raintiiij; .1. H. K.lly Co. 41 •!:> hit lied Banli high in a specially scheduled Memorial day game. had news as it These bass were taken on tape BroaBd d JumJpWoW n l>v fto»sl>n (I.) Hrrl Hank Clr.;hi;^r !t* t'.'i *<><> worms near Highlands bridge. Coorh (M s cond. Hujrhci third. Time Willow In no!. Kt'.-luurB! I ... 3^ 01 The C.IKI'.VK hutii hung II|i the iiiont M'lmHtiiinal «eaKoii of is the good. The — IS feet, S i inchi's. 1ND1V11)1! A LAV EllAU KS iiny team in that NI-II»UI'» history. Their undefeated »trlnj went bad nev.'3 may Capt. Johnny has offered $50 for George H. Crawford At'K lie n.-.i; In ;iini' hrrnre they lost a one-run decision In l.aki'Hood. Their not make pleas- the largest striper caught this sea- | LIONS LEAD CO.NFKRKNCr; 1). H.U-..J- .. ant reading, but con from one of his rovvhoats. j CAIU'KNTKK A. Van Vliil ciim-iil \vlii-l-.if s rvciird rentaiiiH the nest in the. shore, area, K. r < rni an it might save We also learned that the fore- Shore Conference leading .Leo- Remodeling Bathrooms, llii.S Tin r.wc'ca;ir.cr.s n.-o equally Ijrilli'ant afield, although their pitching nardo high school has two impor- M. I'iniu-is .. ir, ].:;:i you the expense runners of the mackerel schools Kitchens, All Types Ceilings. 11. llrnncy • •• dcpavlmcnt o'.ild 1« hotter. Their play in the Shore Conference has and effort of a have reached Ambrose Lightship. tant games remaining o il» sched- I'. C'i|;an .. i.-iS.'Jii zui hnc-n I;UI::I a.; IJ Lccp them a constant threat, besides having them on useless trip. At Capt. Johnny Eisso of the "Four ule. Victories will mean the title. I. Molnnr • top (if th'i iio:;ji pan of the way. Red Bank 6-0360. L. fiotlU .. •Stew" VanVllet present, the fish- of U.s II" located them last Satur- Tomorrow the Lions visit Freehold M. I.rr::i.r»-.i •chiiV-. i-.r:- j.cii;ie:l IIJI nlmiit the. gnnip, lirlnjrliiB respective i heavy run of Bostone, which are r.% day the open party boat "Eon- 1 ' .l.-o,:,l ... I.i.1.2 I -'II school !^iii*;t lii a uigfi l:'li-l. nie Mity," returned with a catch yesterday afternoon fo;- ilia sexurd (',, I'd -OTi located about one hour',5 run off Arr:in^:ns tin; li:ild:i.v |,'.i:nc was i\ guoil denl. Krnnk Pingitorc, Buc of 9T. tlnie within a week, which elimin- ATHLETES FCOT GERM .1. I.:i li.ilx . ... Miinasrjuan Inlet. Head-boats and ates them from title cons'.dcrution. I). I'.iilnmlmllo ,M;T athlel!c. diiTcior, siiK.TeKtcd the date as a replacement for ii previously KILL IT IN ONE HOUR. IV.!.Ii •2 no charters mil ot Manasquan and Itahy Chilli I'licasantx A* present, Leonardo henda I Iin HAMMONDS It. Pr.vnl. "• f- rainod-;iiii conlcsl. Adam Krclowicz, Cusry ;ncntor, readily agreed. Bcimar yacht basins are doing a YOUR 35c EACK, I). Ilynn K.l.'Jll I U'.i M;II In 1912 the Fish and Game coun- Conference with eight win«. three M. Mini.i.no .. . I »».;;:! i".i ."I::II Urnrt' tho ptihllc? is ;_'ivcn a cluincn tn .-cc tlie players in action in nn land otilco business. A fellow can defeats. Red Bnnk is second with IF l.o* i.lcaseil. The Menu iiruw.i DEEP- TREE ANO LAWN SERVICE i M. Kltr.k 1 jn.'jri 1'.ir. Mil itnjioi'.'inL mcotinp. Hope you c::n manage to get nut to it. Rot more and faster action in onecil inaugurated a plan whereby I LY. 'I'., kill it, you mu,l liliACH It Gtt II. f.nl. y l IT.TI; •Jl I six wins and three III! Linden Avr. highlands day'd mackerel fishing than in a sportsmen's clubs, junior sports-1 lO.sse?. Then y 'IK Ol. nt liny drill! at'nc. A KTUuNfi A. fi.ii.-,. l IT.?n; '.! ((1 comes Point Pleasa 1 18 with vur k> h0) RED liANK UICII !-C11001-.'S athletic department Monday tnorn- month's fishing for other species. men, 4-H clubs, Boy Scouts, fai m- j nt with seven f,'!^.'!'..',: "'.-^" ' a ° . " rhonc S-I42U-M 1 and four. i I I'.NfcTKATES. Kearhea More Cermn. i ! iiT-u'wii' .."..•.• injr is host lo local iri-.imnrir ;chools and lho.se. from Shrewsbury and Another day or sunshine has en-ers and individuals were to take ! Tnil.-iy nt Alex B. Chambtr'n. i'nn'plctc Tree Service— M. Van Ilrunt part in raising day-old chick pheas- II. llovw.nl I/.t'.li' Silver, llcasiin is Ihc ilraV annunl Red Bank Board of Education tered the lives of the pier Ilsher- rriinin;! Spnijleig .M Cr.'immar :n"ho'.il (lold dn;-. men—lint,' »nd whiting have re- ants under the supervision of the W. Lull. I'.I.. department. (U'lUTal Cure (it Trei'h. Viiun'isli'is Irmn the sixth, si-venlli and eighth grades from turned after a long absence. Hit The plan has progressed from a CinnplrU* l.nndsrape Servh'e. M. J.-IJi-ITrcT y . . i n.1,1 ^ IJ rili.'i the.'" H'hiinls iiircr th:- main iiini|iititioii. Mi-dalu, provided hy The discouraging news is that 1 L. HrailsiniM- 11!.::7 •I'.! .) meager start of BOO birds In 1942, to- LUWIVI cured lor li> the ll:-fl Kr.nWs iltitary and l.l.ili* club*, will he, swarded nrrt, we- striper action has fallen oil to near J. llrunr ;, l r, zero, and we arc doubtful if it will 12,21.5 in 1D47. Tho latter figure in- . 1). A- 'lultilio 110.lit] •1!' '.t iiiid :snd third plure trinneiK. wtvU or month. improve much before June 15. To cludes 15 counties, of which Mon- I M. ll> 1 :;:•.<: s t?:l It will lie sv tnur-te/un nipct, putting nhtnit 2C.0 Imya and KII-IH in com- mouth county contributed 400 ma- Estimates chccrtully given. Jr. ;>n:t petition. Tiic two Red Hank tennis have sixth graders from Onklnnd make corlnln of this we spent sev- it', n't .11 eral days fishing up and down the tured birds. It Is plain that Mon- A. 'In Ui.U S2 •l'J."l strpnt Hchnnl coupled v.-;th River street while Mechanic street's pixth mouth county has fallen far short M. I). liiT.lil IKO •I:I] graders join t!'o Juniiir hish ."ciiool reprcjentative:;. coast and failed to connect, or .see l •> i rny one catch a bass. Friday «'c of its share, in comparison to the LSI Tlie event i iiapps tin us :» lirsl-rate ranintunily siffalr. Local trolled tho Sandy Hook area until number raised in other counties. rcsidctiis have lirrn I'liIliu-ilnsKc uhmit iifffrlni; their services «s 1 II, m. aboard the "Tooklt," Ciipt. This is a very worth-while proj- TTCTH 1.1.7 Irnvli r.teri nV.ilaU nnrl 111:' hays mid Rlrls ,,->•:,•,-. i.o«- ,.iV, ,-.,| lo ihc spider crabs nnd thvee hocsc-shoe i,.:u I,;,,-:, hurm. »!,;•.•. tr,»(k« mil!- nvn.-un.. II I-.: P.ED HANK" lllfill I.! JJUItinjr It- nthlftlf llr-ld to I;IMK1 anil steady ci'Eibs. it is urged that any one interested 1 1 • 1 ''Kit , r"ti..r.;\ I'i. I! UiilViM.', Vatli.^ll- 17-, i'i:1 use Iliis wen!:. Hesidos tlio Kminm.-ir trai'!: meet Monday morninfi and should contact Jules W. Marrow, iim. H,,,s Mil in-;::.!.. Hnfc fnr ,.|iil. Hivcr flrrhermon arc still catch- Mni-i.liy •II,, Ihc Cnscy-Huc Vjnll tunic in tlm iiricrnunn, tilts 1OD:\I schnnl Hnturilny nf- ing blurs, with I ho best ."cores be- Jr., II. D. 3, Newton, N. J., or the .'.<•. ii ar.il l-"l i «-• Alii. ,\ v.-i>r 'l.vclim- McCJri.lli 120.12 I. I local game warden. ni'ii;. '"•> :i . -jl>r:::.Hr. litt VICTOItY '" ' tprnofin is hnst tn the Hhom Confeicnro track ch»niplon.Hhi|).i. ing made nt Hlghlnnds brid;;c, Sea MAY 30, 1948 O1STMKNT-tin- fiiTM. .hus or mljcs UEANSBURG BOWLING LUAGLX C'oitch Vince Pnln.dino, :\s hi-tul einder m:in fur Ihn BIKS. will l»c na- salad and tr."..;h lira coming in by Among those who participated ?«< si!i:i 2.-11 ea.st winils. which makes It pretty l';nl( Antiseptic Tablet! l.i'omirilo J-'. C f.l I11I Mill 2.11*7 tifiti.s worker. Ho is responsible fur compiling the interesting data on tougli fishing. Twin Sycamore Rod and Gun club Mlr-I-Miir 4.1 past S. C. meets which n|>pcnr» In a news story elsewhere in this issue. of Tinton Falls. SVnllillK'i M:irl.i>l •IS 2,12'.! From now on striped bass surf SATURDAY 9 P. M. ' i -B A. C. .. 2..'iO2 anglers will bo turning to metal. Marlmniii . 01 '.112 2.ti0li I.OU JACOUBS received a vote of conlidcncc Monday niglit from Tho worm period is about ovsr Tor Asbury Park Armory Slil1.. Tav, i ti'.l 2,122 momliers of the .Shore Foothnll loar;uc when they nominated him for re- Dublin lloi this year, cspccir.'ly f.s thn ^urf is French & Italian Cuisine election to the pnst of loop prpsldrnt. II is n llt'lnif hn-vir. ,li'Coul).1 invaded by ;ui n:".;iy ol b'.ow-Ilsh, Red Bank Track INDIVIDUAL AVKKACKS spent many hours helping lo form the league, which \:\r\ ;'o:ir enjoyed o II', IIS which makes it expensive to fish succes'sful reason. 'J7* 111 •! with worms. A. II ll..;.:a Team Nips Lions bill RED BANK CATHOLIC high school l-ntiirdny morning ran off a 88 PORTLAND ROAD r>»8 170.a Stille Be-elccted PreRident A THKILI-KR: no.7 succ^syful track tnoct in which nearly 300 youngsters from nine county oo!i parochial schools competed. It v.'r.s quite n day, excitement running The sportsmen of New Jersey By Two Points high as an underdog St. Ann's of Kennsburg cnnie through to win. have conferred a singular honor SANDOR sit or. Harry C, Stillc of Long Branch, Tct. Atlantic Highlands 11095 KOVACS li.T.llll 2KI tiO.'i 166.22 UiiolTO 21:; 105.2 when at the annual election meet- Hues SKI>P|I Hurdles; iRIAN CHAMPION ,-|.'.7 HCD BANK'S JUNIOR LEGION baseball team should stand a good TilORli '231 fiSI Ui.S.'.U chance to cop county honor.H this summer, if not state and sectional. ing, held last Friday at Trenton, '241 llil.72 tho New Jersey Federation o[ Lconardu'g Papa High 2211 os a lCl.l'J The hoyn were good enough last year to go places, hut failure to com- HANS G2U Sportsmen's clubs expressed thriir '23S !«»..•> ply with certain regulations cost them a chance for state competition. KAMPFER 211 1(12.H7 appreciation of his untiring efforts Man, Chuduidi Trails ONE MAN RIOT! Tdttil 221 I'cllx $iint::ii£<.'ln, niio is dircclinj thn team's actlvltlc'i, this In tho cause of conservation and NtiKy week cave I'.H lliancc Hint the admin's.ration would he In order good sportsmanship by re-electing" F.REEMAX VB. IVIti 101.71 In penult HtUtt'-u'liU' und natitiiiHl competition, If thn hoys' pluy Rod Bank high school track Cei-cere Hi 1.2:1 him president for a second term. team yesterday brought In their JAMES v«. FlyTui Mlllrr Kiy.i'.o nu'ills it. Johnnie Culnndrlclln again will managR the squad. This is the first time in our recol- Hni-rU first victory of the campaign, rtg- Fora perfect Vacation in NEW ENGLAND CONZKXZA VH. MKIX.VKH iOS l.. H. a 3 Hhrowsbury post, American Lesion, i.H holding a dance in the Molly lection that a president has served istcrinr; n two point win over Leo- I'. Koulks .. 'J2S IS It I50.;i3 Pilc'.icr hotel Saturday night. Proceeds will go to the Junior Legion Krynoliln . 1.8 7 K.I.SO more than one term, and proves nardo high school. The score was Get Ticluti Now! 224 Main St. I. WHIIIIIB ^:>r» r.i.-i 1.-.4.4I'. fund. If the dance proves iia popular as did the Snow Ball in Decem- thai hard work, sincerity of pur-SOla to 57VS... and EASTERN CANADA ^— A»bury P.rh, N. J. M;..ll.tt 207 *i 'A 1 Kit. 41 ber, a good nmount should be realized. Here's hoping so. pose and n record of accomplish- Til. A.P. 2-4296 Sat. A.P. 2K3M I.nmlirrt 210 r.io lS3.il The Bucs made clean sweeps of Willlcli ,r>;M 15:t.3S ment is recognized by all fair- tho hurdle events, an event In Cumminl s iss si tt 133.B PLOWING UP THE FAIRWAYS:—George Sullivan, Old Orchard's minded sportsmen. May we add our which they are expected to show All ExpmtB L. Ilfllrj7.il 221! 13S..H likeable pro, pets the .season off to its official start this week-end. Besides consrntulations, Harry. Keep up II. I'oulk, < ciinii- up ivilh m hatch of (yalcr representing the northern counties; litlny - H7.-r. best point-KcUer, taking the jave- SHORE Doll 22 1 4. i7 147.2,1 Bill Long vice president, represent- fountains. That club Rets the nod for good judgment hy plac- lin and tyinpr f°>' first in pole vault- 1 lii.:;,"i ing the piping In the brook which winds throughout the course, ing tho southsrn counties; Dan ing. Tony Papa led the Lions, tak- 'rournier . 1 IR.2*i Warfleld secretary and Lloyd Vos- DRIVE-IN fi. Arnolil 20'.I llo.KS thus taking advantage of a natural cooling system. ing firsts in the discus and shot. 207 i45.no Jack Warren Is a long-ball hitter. He beat Freddie Merri'man out slcf treasurer. Papa's individual performance was COK. ROUTE 33 * 31 I'll r , ,or, 115. n:; of a thirty-cent wager, but Sir Merrlman still hasn't paid off ... George best for the day, scoring 13 points, 2111 593 145.19 What has nil the earmarks of Colllngwood Park Circle Pysa . 19:1 477 1 I.',. 1 3 Hlcltcy took the year's first liicker tourney nt Old Orchard . . . Stan and lied Bank's Bob Ferguson had 11. Farmln«dKle 5-««81 1,-v.ln 211 489 llt.S Tony Savage tnured Old Orchard Sunday afternoon, putting the squeeze one of the outstanding sportsmen's Handicapped by what should OPEN NIGHTLY :!Mi»!i •IS? 11.1.21 get-together meetings of tho year have been an extremely slow track, I'mchnlrli •10 I l i;i.2:> on CN-pro Ray Daley. Sort of a brother r pincer movement. will take piece this evening at 8 •SUrti At Dutk. Muriilly .Mir, 142. S "Squirrely" Scott zipped over the Lalt Fralnrc 10:30 T. Koislry r,:n 1 11.10 Frank ringltorr, lied Bank high's athletic director, sport- o'clock'at the Essex house, New- Planned for 2 to 14 days (or longer) * Rain Or Clear. Ing n dci'i) tan after three rounds over the week-end , . . I'm wet cinders in the 880-yard run for (inrry Prlose 200 '.ol Mi.na ark, when sportsmen^from all over Red Bank in the remarkably good NO TIAHIC CARES-NO RESERVATION WORRIES * Smoke If You I.ike. .!. Skriphu 19U 4711 Ml.I Sullivan's dog, (Induct, had Old Orchard's master slightly worked tile state will assemble at a "striped * No Parkins Worri-s. I.uu^hKn la.i iio.ee time o; 2:08:05. If ho can hold this * In Car Spcaltcrs. Himr las 517 n:s.si up last ivcck. First was a lonslleetoniy for Ihc little hlackie and bass victory dinner" sponsored by t!-.cii rainc n rush visit to the canine hospital when the dog was time for Saturday's romp he should Banish uncertainly from your vacation Ihii yAr. OV GIANT SCRKK.V Ahrums •ISO llS.fi the ISsscx County Federation of be a point-gcttcr. Lou Hughea also lto»'mn:i 20(1 U.'lO 137. HI run over by an auto. Sportsmen's clubs. The NEW HAVEN Railroad'* funions PILGRIM TONIGHT TIIRL". SAT. i A. Jnrvl, . I KG 4 t!l 1a7.no did tho 100 for Red Bank In 10:4. TOURS include hotel reservntiona, transportation, B. SiniltK lS'.l Ci'.l U7.2 l'jinie Uatti claims he will ho shooting in the seventies belore Sep- Special recognition will he given Summaries: : S. )lrllrz7.n . llili ir.i all meal* anil many personally conducted eight- 1 la i.i tember. For nine holes? . . . Bill Hudson, newcomer to these parts, is to those sportsmen who have given "Last of the Redmen" II. Kculi-y . 211 13 4.2 7 their time, efforts and influence 120-Yard Hitch. Hurdle*—Won l>y >eein( trips. Forly-two fascinating lours lo choose Cnmnb^ll 20.% 131.25 a consistent golfer. In the five rounds played locally he has posted 85's. Schinitil: Kci'K"."on second, Ituhlin thirri. Comedy—XWVB—(.'arlunns Uevanllia . 170 170 l:ll.S7 And he is quite a lew strokes better than the scores indicate . . . Gotta over a period of years in order to Time—17..V from. $35 and up BIG HOLlbXTsHOw"" Morntl 130 •mi 12H.2V .'ipenU to John Gualticri. He has to arrange brother Charlie's hours so pass the striped bass legislation. 100-Ynrd Diuli—Won hy HuKhes; Sunday Thru Tuesday 105 nnrke (1.) second, Gooch (Lt third. ISO that Bly can get in a game with him this summer. Time—10.4. MAKE RESERVATIONS SOON • ACCOMMODATIONS LIMITED Alcxandre I]III:IUS' The change in the type seasons we now are getting is most noticed Dead Moss Mile Knn—V.'on hy Curry (L). Gib- The vast quantities of dead moss Iin fecund, Mnycrson third. Time— Jean Chandler on shore golf courses. There always seems lo be wind, even on summer 5:10.05. "The Prince of Thieves" days . . . Sports Register, Mny 13: "Johnny Palmer's game has gone- tu bunkiiis in the liver Is cause for 410-Ynrd TJimh— Won by Schwario ' Asbury Park Travel Service Is Shower seed." Nation's sports headlines, May 17: "Johnny Palmer wins the considerable concern to the various (I.). J'upii IL1 second, ltossyln (L) : i "Cld Philadelphia Inquirer tournament." Nothing like being an expert. municipalities along the water- third. Time—'id. I 7CO Mattison Ave.. A. P. 2-O0E0 Mrs. Robert Goddard. Mrs. Hen- 880-Yard Run—Won by J. Scott, W. | ry McDeiniel and Mrs. George Wil- Humorous reading was Bob Consldlne'8 reporting job on Attorney front. Every year about this time Scott ftccond, Thompson (I.) third. Time ot Matawan, entertained General Tom Clark's celebrities' tournament. Speaking of Clark's tour- they arrive by the thousands and —2:08.0j. week at a bridal shower for Miss ney-openlng drive, he wrote: "It waa a cockeyed shot which hit a sol- die. This year they scorn to bo 220-Yard Dash—Won liy Darke , Norm Kenny led the victors a total of 353 trout. Their catch V°u 'earn quickly at Arthur in Ecrae fancy base running. Lester Stevens, Ked Bank high's pitching ace of '17, may return to the home of the Bucs next year. He quit school this year. was almost equally divided among Murray!s. His famous Magic Step Phone R. B. 6-0567 Besides stealing home twice, one tho three species, but It was found Method assures tliat. You learn cor- of his counters came by pilfering Hay Sanborn did it again for Red Bank Towners, His bat has been second, third, and then home, with responsible for the Towners' two victories, Ho'a a, hall player . . . Kerb that It took longer to catch a rectly—the newest steps as the best only «hort resta between moves Shaw hack at Monmouth Park. He's in chargo of gates and admissions brown trout than either of the dancers do them. And you acquire ' . , . Franklo Sharabba is marbles champ of Red Bank's junior high , , , others, the rate being .S5 brown Lakewood high's athletic department should never have assigned their trout per man-hour or fishing, .57 lifelong grace and confidence. own basketball coach to umpire the important game with the Caseys brook trout and .79 rainbow, count- ing only adult fish. Yes, once you put yourself in the Saturday. hands of an Arthur Murray expert For those who have requested you've found the sure short-cut to Perth Amboy were cancelled be- the 1948 fisherman'* tide table we new fun and popularity. So come to cause of Red Bank's wet courts. arc sorry to report that due to an Buc Tennis Team Summaries of tho Buo win: Tom unavoidable delay they lmvo not your- nearest Arthur Murray Studio. Oshorno (RB) defeated Wally come off the press. However, they Arthur Murray's start' is chosen for Bauer IIIBC), 6-1, 6-3; Ray Hnyncs should bo ready for distribution by 1 Nips Caseys, 3-2 the end of this week. dancing talent and charming person- (REC) defeated Dick Wolf (RB), ality. Erch teacher is thoroughly 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; Jim Carroll (RBC) de- We had every hope of going out trained in Arthur Murray's unique Winners Take Matches; feated Pete VanKeurcn, 8-6, 8-8, 0-7; Osborne and Wolf (RB) delas- t evening and taking another methods. Gome today—surprise Meet Again Tomorrow feated Bailer and Haynes, 6-1, 5-7,try at striper trolling off Sandy your friends at your next party. 6-2, and Fohl and Clark Nelson Hook, but between the rain and Rod Bank high school's tennis (RB) defeated Fltzmauric* and fog wo hnd to call it off, However, Clark, 6-3, 6-0. wo did drive down to Highlands team again meets Rod Bank Cath- to get the latest nows there, John- olic racqiielecrs tomorrow, In thoir ARTHUR MURRAY SETON HALL TONIGHT ny's landing log book contained the previous meeting this week, Coach names of seven lucky unglerx with 157 Broad Street Harold Poltor'a Bucs cased out the Solon Hnir« classy varsity baie- a scoro of eight bass taken over (lie Caseya, 3 to 2, by taking both dou- ball ttmm visits Fort Monmouth to- week-end, Tho lt»gc«t—a laii Red Bank 14 Wharf Ave. Red lank bles mutches oven though extended niKlH to cngago the Slgnaleara of pounder—was caught by Mill Ncw- In tho first, the local post. Game time It 8:<5 Telephone Red Bank 6-4406 u, tu mnn of Newark j Tom Farloy of Phone Hod Bank 9-0311 Rain has slowed dusvn the ten- Elizabeth an eight pounder! Jerald for appointment nis program. Yesterday's match Moy« can nwli* rooktt montr W Mil- Folnlk of Newark, 7'/4 pounds; Ed witU Long Branch and totlay'a with Albrifbt of B)lHb«tb,nv«n poundi; Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, Page Eleven

NOTICE TO FJIANCES COVXLI'.. UI1ITAI.L 1 Sea Bright Gum Plant Sunday-School 'A'lUM 1U, .. lioily r*:;.-.i:. ••. l.MJYIl Tall Cedar§ of Lebanon Hold Initiation '. i-lbLKUt, MAUBIIS MAi.AMIrT. I May Give Local Jobs Entertain Parent* PRINCETON FESTIVAL 111S MA VI 1.1 II. UAIil'bNIJjlOU,., wilt r f U;ivld H. UarJn liiuu... 1 ULl'tl'.ll.K A quarter of a million dollar bub- Uambcra of the gunday-aohool of M CARTER THEATRE V. WELLS, iii.il ANN.1. MAI; WELLS, ble gum factory is in operation at the Mlddletown Baptist church en- ii= wift, ISIIJUK SUHVKNu :i:.il his 1162 Ocean avenue, Sea Bright. The tertained their parents last Thurs- icirs, ntAt u[ Kin, J<:V;M(-. !rn'..'.Mj jitid day night at an informal dinner in /•/ ff'ffk Snison O/tfn* Monday, lime 7 •il-BOiiiil .trm.in^'.iii-. alls. .SIllOl! company, the Barker Brand, inc., ICIIWENK, wi-.t- (iT iiiiki S-hivir.k, unil is owned by tfohn .O. Barker of the church chapel. Hev. Walter dEllVIN HUKWITZ: New York city. Charles A. Parrilla, Jike; pastor of Freehold Uap'.ist I'IKST VCKKK—Ji:NK 7 TF1KU JI'.NK 12 TAKE NOTIl.'E thai 1) report i!;itc.l the production manager, has bten church, spoke on The Intluenct of ho rjili iliiy of May, luji. 1. MILTON in the gum making busineis since the Christian home and Christian in AUKAMUF1''MF1' , f l M iin parents. "h^uify of the .S:;I 1911'. KAY FRANCIS IVrson o^.hom the aljyvg n The factory may stimulate indus- Members of the primary depart- nrVr found the an • inilmtit for Kini-ipal try in Sea Bright, some believe. ment received the attcdancc ban- nx rmiluiiua ;is tn Ttatrc is a possibility that many lo- ner for having I he highest perccnt- in "THE LAST MRS. CHENEY" rtlinl and I'uuMI] C cal wen may be given jobs at the f members and parents pres- if Al>ril l-l, III-I". wlii'- plant. The building, which has a 60- ent. Mrs. K. L. Savidfje uf iJclford WITH.M»KI. ,\SII!.i:v ,lll(| If.MMH.l) ,f. KKN.NKDV :vcr i i h llul v! i i'l 1 ;i.i' foot frontage and a 65-foot d«pth, lei! ir. group singing and playi'd HOVI-II. imn'v "f . :ir.'l St;it,.- l)ir<«t<«J »y Hl.ltitilM KI.NWSTH if New rur, mifl houses oftices in the rear and will accordion solos. A magic show wns Til. tniisrs bii eventually have showers for em- given by Joseph Kindlier of Key- 1'rlci-s (I'nv ini'l.i KVKS. H::W—Orrh. S.'l.'.n. .he l'"!r Cliu.-o of ploytes. port. I l!;ll. Sl.'.'d; $l.«ll; .Si.HP. Mats. Wi-il. A Sal. U:.;i>—SI.HI; SI.HII; S2.I0. ALL that re plain t riii-l r.r iii.ri-i'1 ur An air-conditioning system h*s MAIL (II(I)KKS NOW. Un\ Olllci- <)|"::s M.indaj, .May 31. iinil anil premises, Uri-Mi: lu • l.iirt •••u- bo«;n Installed, and the plant con- V.T.A. St'ONSOIlS IM.Mi: mrly ilesiMiluil. siui:il". lyiw-' i.r.4 IM mi; tain.-: a coating room, gum room, J I'nr rcsrr\jilinns pliMiic I'rini-rlini i;iri or :i(i2."I. II the- lloro-Jth of lair ilai.n, in Ihi! The Junior-.Senioi- i ai ent-TeMrb- i:ouiny of Muniniiii'.li ai.il f.i N'• * wrapping room and shipping room. er a.ssoci.itiun cf Hrd Hank «;r, leticy, shown on » mill' • iil.l!"! "Mi.n It is estimated that when the fac- af 1'iuinrly n( The Lni.'l & l.ni.n ( ntii- tory i.s in full operation, about 3,- li-jlfl a dancp tomorrow niyhl in Mm Piiny, nt Fair Ihivi n. N. .1.." Ci.irc« IJ. hi'^'.i .srhool KynilKi.-iurn fur (be Comitr. C. t., April ;i, l'J">. tWpcundsi of yum will be produced ninth grade. Music will he nu|i|'lii>! the foiest; Joscpli Oiraidin, Moxican. usslsUnl junior HUIIIUII principal, and Mi^. iide nf Hui'lmnM.n MM-I- •*>"-1 I oveisecr and rntcrtair.cr tn keep luuniony in the fnrcst; Knrl llcnschcl, orpanizcr and director of de- Thomas Oakley and Kcwi Wiley, or Ics, to hiniU »f rcis-nui-ly .-iiin-i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Htinrtt: therm- fJl mutln ,•!>• riKhl gree team: Jnlin DeKalco, Dewcy William?. Sam, as : ihc « i«iire of UO'I sij. yds. th.? teachers of tho school. Last Hilly <'.ro»* Mili8lrrl« 2. ]Umd Ki-nvcl, approxlmntciy BOO Little Silver week Mis,; Mario Wllby and Mrj. JoEcph S. lSIdridge will preach on cir. yii*. Mr nnd Mrs. Rnynioml Klnjj nr<- :^nry M. Bico wrrs Fuballtulos fo:- the thrme, "Lrsl We Korgri." The :!. E.TL-:ivatlon, (rond stripping) ap- v r:; >L1 r Honor The i'lirniri'ii tin- 3<-?uml C:ILIP(- ot A.".;.»», lii->.;r iii" he owners nf n nrw Ihidson cor:c:i. ' - ' ' .-.%V Iv;n;.r, s.:;th r ji:i;c N i>t linul •1. Tin- (HT - of 3J approximately HI; hlancls, (V.ieclovs cf thf Holy be sung by Jack P.yan. The s:-mi!s an.I ir.-niis..s, her'.:n»fnr nj.r'.if.iLn-iy l»T,.*i(H( v;;ils. Fox Hill will.. SiindrtvforE.^-j^" t^c.ir.v. hrd Mrs. Alfred Sandwiches il-^-riticI, siUiati', iy'•<•••• iii.'I '" •'•'« in ». Tar liiT 7 or S) approximately 18,* nd. Mr. Taylor's homclard. WhiL? ! MctlmirPn substituting for her. Crc-.ii Minstrels, Siinclny ntght at will gi\'c the IluK salute. Mayor th~HomUKd <>f K»'r H:v\(». i:: ' hr C.nii. 1 England thev wilt nit end tho j Mr:. Irvinir f-'unimai's, Allyn J. f' ndnnoy'.s bar on Pullon'is dock Thomas Farrell and memliers of 9 SpaghoHi and ty of Mtittmouth nml .":';:.•>: n: .»> w -l'i- l>, Itrukcti btoike. 9«-inch, ap-proai- wedding; of Mr. Tnylor'H Histrr. | Wrlfhl, Marilyn Shampanoro and in Kum.scm wore honored by mem- tho borough council, the Legion scy, knov.-n and (1.^:IM:;::. .1 :i!l l,..t< N,,s. m:itoly 6"<) tons, Moat Calls 56 mill GT on n map nil;!!. will return on the Queen ICli-/.- ber's of the cast. ; ji Quiu'Uon'.tV'.sh aUcndcd the post anil auxiliary, Ihe IOIIJJP.C, Proiitriy of Tim l-m.'l mi.l l." >" Vom- mi:tcly «'M) ions. abcth the end of next month :ic- Voi.th Fellov.'ship meoting at Key- A ;;o!'l plaijrre, on which wn3 ox- Lions club, lira department r.iul BMGines3 Ken's pnny ol Knir JIiivi n, N. .1." ii> nrm- i>. All iiKiUMia! tn be delivered nnd np :on;pnnied by Mr. Taylor'.i mother. 1 l):i.sb:Hl Hie appreciation of the cast First Aid squail. Girl Heouls, Hoy Cooper, {'. K., April 2;i, UHI < wli di lots plitd UIHUT the diroction of the Town- por Monday night. " and parlsii to Hie Turnlcra, was Luncheons iflkeil tovri'thrr ;ux- d- SCI-IIM .1 a- follows: shit» Engineer. Mrs. Kdwanl .1, .Hoc111 or Church Tlu> W.S.C.S. will metit at Ihi! Scouts and Cuba are expected rn V.V give prompt, I'liiirti'iuis UfiCINKINti ;it a point in tli- Muith- All \^ork II nd mottirinl to be in »c itrct-1 was tendered a f.-irowoll pnr- lircipnied by John K. Dclsler. attend. Tho altar will lit filled i'r\lrc at all (lutes—mtil imr (Vrly Pi'lc of Locu.-M m'f Mir :it it ^ iii- fordiip.cc with N. J. State Highway y last week by the r>:oculive mem- homv of Mrs. K. l'.lbcrt of Fox Hill te rsc-clluII with the <•:!•-•.< fly s:.> uf nev Wcdnraday afternoon. with memorial flowers. irlvvs arc iwsnniililc. • Maple jivcrm*.', tiiMi<-<- ( 1 » M.'.:::M :\y 'i'lu- Towiiihip Committee reserves the >ers of tho Parent-Tcauhei* nssocin- MiiltiieloKii Mr. and Mrs. Don Cupp of May- alone 'IT wiHtirly f"i!i- of :.!»]•!•-• :iv< • -'lif tn acreiit or reject Bliy or fill liids. lon. Mrs. Rochl rncoived 11 Capo Mr. and Mrs. Guy Belcher and COUNTER SERVICE HUP, Kill fcrt to :i M:11.c in J !ic H'IMII- Spf (••(U-iitioiiB mny br obtained from son William nri: apcndlnjt two wood, Cnl., az'c spending tv.-o weeks wc&tci-ly corner uf lot no. .'^: tin nro I-M ;od light n.s a tol;pn of rcnicin- Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Purcell, Jr., with Mrs. Clinp'M sister. Miss f!l|;- •.-.in KinntKiui, Township Engineer, 1S6 raitCfi by Iho Ri-tiup. wetikK at their cottage on Lake Ho- of IJO-J; Branch are the parents of eavterly «l 3crtrudn Dlrvh; have been in At- |' ' ' ,,, ..,,,, „.,,. Thomns Gill of this place. Mr. Mr. and Mi's. LeUoy Lnyton wort1 SOllthrlly •-idc uf l^'i-'iv; n v i frrinr it ml pxtcrinr I»aintiiiH at Rtimsor Purccll Is a detective wwith feet 6 indies io the yi.int ur e of lliuli H.huol. ani.t<: City ro^-cscnting ll:c Oi-dcr \ Hos.s K. King uC Lltlle bilver was the Sunday dinner quests of Mr. and bcjrmiiiiiv1. Cdiiics of ;• pc ci fie nt ion i ma.v bp ob- f F.astcrn Star. j elected president of tho Monmouth Lung Brunch police force. Mrs. Charles J. Kowlcr of Ijumonl, TALK OF THE TOWN RESTflMT Tho prcniisrr, heirs f"f i-lu-'d nml.r liiimil HI Hik'h bcliool office, Ilidffc Mi. and Mis. R. W. Hazclwoo'l I County .School Boards' association MrsM . C. Cl. Bennett and Miss th*» Thi j-d Cause o f A •.-1 i < the lncni.1. Itum.-on. Louise Hartshorne will he luncheon N. J. 12 WH1TK ST. HMD BANK, N. J. followmt:: HiiU miuL bp Kubmittptl to th« t have bucti enter lainins IvuV. Ira al the semi-annual meeting last Mr. and Mrs. Wendell T. Powell ALL that trart 'aya a H>eli :OO A. M. tu 1:.)J A. M. p r e in i h c 5, h c rr i n :i f * f" i' r> •' i ""Uy, Junr Uth, 1948. Illness has been prevalent unions Cirant hotel, Long Branch. Rilicr, Later this afternoon the icrthrd, titunlr, lyit i; HIM! The Hoard reserves the riffht to r«< women will make the tour of old Prof, and Mrs. Floyd B. Schoon- Bni-nti;;li of Fair ll.-.vrn, i rt. :.ny or nil liid*. m alter of Newark Valley, nenr *>T MotinmMth ttiul S\uu ii1 - E. tX)Nr.STRKET, houses in the Matawnn nrca, spon- known ;nid (1c5i^nntcl sored iry the Monmouth County Binghamton, N. V., will be holiday ns Lie. Nil ^ i Di»tfiH Clerk gucBtn nf Mrs, Powell's and Mra. | Map rnlitl'd "M.'i r ui-rrty of Historical association. ! Land 4. Loan C NOTICE. Schoonmaker'.^ parents, Rev. arid avenue, Hfiroujrh < i Take notice that Fred MfttTeo, T/A -Members of the first district of StstP nf Now Jr.-'. l-'a!r llavrrt and trddlu's Har hm applied to the Mayor the 1—5 —8 Woman's Republican MrE. Joseph S. Ellirldgc at the ." dntr.j V( lir-itury ni\ «..'n\incil of the Borough ot T*\r Hn Methodist parsonage. Cni.|irr, i*. K. vru fur a Plennry Retail Con»"mption I'lub of Mlddlctown township will j.t » licfiisc for prrmiRci lituated nt o93-69T entertain tho clul) Tuesday night at The gnrvc.s of Alfredo Pannacl »rly sitlr of li'-li point ( Itivrr Un:id, Fair Haven, New Jeraey. a meeting at the Beacon HIM Golf and William Carlock, former mem- ] il rlif.t:n,t - l'l Ur\ inn-c. <••• !<•-- Ohj'-i-tions, if nny, should be made im- •rly from thi' pni "f i .tinti (if ••'.nd Country club at Leonardo. of the Sea HrlRht American ' inrdinlrly in wrUitiR to M. FtoT* Sftllth Iho wesk v\y Kirlr < ilnr v.-tuw with Rev. William 13. Spofford, Jr., of Legion post, will be decorated .Sun- .I.-U-1-. MMI s'rr* t, clerk of Fnir Haven Borough. thf nnrlherly sidi 1 fr^t i put tit: the Methodist church. i ihtnre (3) wrstrrly nlnuK 'ddV nt NOTICE. Mr. nnd Mm. Christian Beitz will the block and |,lir southvi' nf Lot TaKc nuticR that Felix R, Snntnnscto have thi.i week-end for a vacation Miss Lillian Lnyton completed fl No. 7">, Til" frrt to ii point ; ti1 nci- (-I) I'radiiiu its Tho People's Litjdtr Store, tri|i to Washington, D. C, and business course this week In Mon- kouthcrly piinillrl with thf fu-st r.itirs. is applied to tha Mayor nnd Conn Kkhmond, Vu. Mr. Beck la enjoy- mouth Junior college nnd will be J3.-» ftft tu ii point on the northerly I of thn Borough of Red Bank for n Md" of J;irk*on &:rrc! ; ilirn-r ( 1) Plenary Jtctuil IVitttribution liceuso fo I inK a vacation from his duties at employed this summer a.s n book- ^•A'tcrly nloiiR the nitihri iy ritlr nf premiers BI tun ted nt 108 Shrewsbury Middlolown rnllroi'.d station. keeper in the store of her uncle, JsItKon Mrepl. f>0 fccL tn the foi nt. or .ivrnuc, RPII Bunk, N. J. PARKING and PAINTING There will be no Mny meeting Wllllajn R. Fowler. plat-G of OlijuctiotiK, if any, should be made tm The prrniisc'3 he inn foreclosed under mediately in writing tn Amy E, Shlnn, of the Woman's auxiliary of Christ The boys and girls of the third ac« Episcopal church. The next meet- and fourth grades in school, en- fo.Unwhif:: N. J. ing will be In September. Joyed a visit Friday to the Albert ALL those certnin lots, tr;irts or p.ir- (Signed.) (hen locate one. 8 hloolts away—worry uhuut this (im« limits Mrs. C. G. Dennett, Miss Louise cels of land it ml premises lurfinnftcr FELIX n. SANTANGRLO. Teeter estate on Ridge road, Rum- littrliculnrly dcarrll^d. silu;ito, lyim; mid Whiln sliopplnir—then liny a can of pnlnl that tiioli more time to Hartshorne, Mrs. William B. Spof- son, lieintr in th^ Tlnroiiir)] of I'":i!r I[:ivrn, NOTICE. ford, Kr\, and Mrs. Milton A. Vroc- Regan's Blue Room at 1000 Ocean (formerly Township nf .Shrewsbury), in Take notice that Shore Point Dl&trlh buy than it b. When you Innd Tuesday attended tiro annual the County (if Mon'tntuiUi :ind Rtiitr of tine Co., Inc., has applied to the State avenue, which George F. Regan has : New .loiscy. known nnd dt-i^n.ifcd ;I^ luncheon meeting of the Red Bank leased to J. J. Plcknnlly or* New- Lota Nns. 3fi. .1G". .17 nnd .'!'( oti m.ip Com mi *fl loner of Alcoholic Deveraga Con want Taint or any iilher Iliilliling Matrrlul Itrma, drive nut to roRion of the League of Women fntitlcd "Map of rro|.oi-!y ,,f Tho T,:i'i»l >tro! fur H State Beverti«e Distributor ark, will ho opened Saturday for i license for the premises situated at East HuKermnn's ivlieru you can park in <>»r purWiiiic n:ra—«nd shop Voters at the homo of Mra. Lyman the season. * Lonn Company Jit Fnir llnvpn. M. .1," view avenue Find Conover place and East C. Middlcdilch In Monmouth Hf.ls GeorKf M. Cooper, C. K.. April UL», 10'is, view U venue and Ocean port »v«nue, without streRs or strain. KErilNNING nt n stnkr in tho imrth- I.Ittlc Silver; and to maintain a ware Atlantic Highlands. AW' sidr of Hcndiictisnn I'lnce «t ihc house at East view n venue snd Conove Mr. and Mrs. Rc/rinald Wood and Entniilov.n • outh westerly prtrnrr of Lnt No, .'{;•; Placr, Lit tit- Silver; and to maintain i daughter Barbara are now malting tlicncp (1) ficrthrrly MIOHI- t U" wrsi- salesroom nt Eastview Avenue and Con Adirondack Chairs, Special $5.50 Delivered. Albert I, Halnfeld, son of Mr. TlfE SAVOY. A beautiful small space consuls combining dignity • rly side of Lot No. •*!!'. 'J.'irt fn t tn ,T ver Place, Little Silver. their home with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel rtelnfeld, Is a ntHkv; thpnee 12\ wrslrrly pnniilrl with John Massey. with simplicity of design. Finished in natural mahogany, the J The iijimn nnd nddrewei of all of' member of the senior Rift commit- Hendrirkson I*l;iro -1' for-i ninn- nr irss ccrs, directors and itockholden are There will be an all-day meeting Savoy otTcrs Inrgo screen sizo-7'/i x 10" with FM nnd television (o n stnfcr in tho crnter of iho brook; James Annarellfl, Willow Drive, LittN tee at Pcddie school, Hlffhtstown. on all channels. It also Includes Ihc llnost standard and FM then re /3 J southerly tilnnir th*> crnlrr Silver, President, Director; AK"ea An of Middlctown branch of the of the ln-ook to itH int^rnoiMion with thr Donald }!'. Werner has been elect- radio reception and an automatic record changer for ten 12" 1 nnrctla, Willow Uri»c, Little Sllvtr, Soe Needlework guild ' of America, ed sccrctary-trcusvuer of next Tiorthrrly nid. nf Hriidrirksnn I'lnce hf retnry, TrenRiirer, Uirectot; Amelia Tuesday at the Baptist church records nr twelve 10" rcrnrds. Truly beautiful tune In all recep- the ill sinn re what it mny; ihrnro (.}) Matua, 657 South 11th street, Newark, Hagerman Lumber Co. yenr's sophomore class at Pcddie tion. Cabinet size—al" wide, 374" high, 21! V deep. chapel. Mrs. J. Bontlcy Woodcock easier I y alonjr the norlhrrly sldf> nf New Jnrsry, Stockholder. school, Hlghtstown. Son of Mr. and Hentlrickson I'L-irr 1! In fa i. tnnrn or bjections, if any, ihould be mad* In and Mrs, Anthony Bischoff will he Mrs. Herbert E. Werner of Tlnton le»s to tllP T'liirr of )if-.T:nn;(:•/. writing to the State CommliKloncr o 59 Chestnut St. Red Bank 6-0242 — 6-0243 hostesses. Mrs. Francis Orossingcr TAKK FURTHF5rc NOTICK. th»t I Aliniiolic Beverage Control, 1060 Broai Mrs. John M. West and Mrs. Philip avenue, Donald was a former stu- h»vn appointAd Tui'sdny, .Inur \ T,\\\, Klrect, Mewnrk, N. J. Leonard are representing the guild dent In the Eatontown school. Dur- 134S, at the hour of 2:.'{0 n'r.lock. Day- SHOKE POINT D1STRIBUTINC ing the current year lie hns tnken 1 iKht Sa vIUK T\nir, ' n thn n firrnor>n, n« CO.. INC. at a state guild meeting today »t the timr. nnd mv ofliro nt. No. }? Iirond By James Annnrtll&i President, Trenton. pan. in /rush-soph football, the Old Eatontown Radio & Television Co. street. Ret! Hnnk. Monmouth Cnunty. Willow Drive, Little Silver, N .J. Gold and Blue student yearbook New Jti-sry. as tho p!nc whon ntiil Miss Louise Hartshorne was hos- and the Peddle News, the student •where you mny pay lo the romplnhi.int KOTICE. tess to members of the Bridge club Main Street the sums an found fiiir- for prinripiil nnd Take notice that Ferdinand Acerr; last week. Pri«e winners were Mrs. weekly publication. He won sec- Eatontown Jntcr(?»t, Biibprtmcnt ttixr w. «nd Inl(;r"st T/A Acttrn'i Bar and Grill, ha Available flow From Stock! Hoy Martin, Mrs. W. Irving Mat- ond honors for his studies during Phone EA. 6-0568 th'JTon nforrsnid. to^cthci- with thi^ . >licd to the Mayor nnd Cotineil o the winter term. i'^-id costs of this suit. Thr Ptim lo tho HDI-OUKII of Red Bank for a I'lennr , thews, Mr.i. John H. Warren, Sr., be pnid in the First C:iuse of Action is uit Consumption license for premitc Xrs. C. G. Bennett and Mra. Charles • liil.Ol, in the Sccnnd CittiFo of Artlon, situated at 64 South Bridie avenue. Re h. steuerwald. The next meeting I2.*I2.S."I. in tho Third Cnutfi of Action, Bank, N. J. REYNOLDS lifetime ALUMINUM win be nt the home of Mrs. Wylic r $204.43 nnd In the Fourth Cnupo of Ac- Objections, if nny, ihould be made im- J_, lion, S268.5R, toother with int«r«.5L mediately in writing to Amy E. Shinn O. Pate. from April 1st. 10 4^, plus thr t:sxrd Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank, r.n&tR of this suit. This notion in «iven The Everett Thome house, now to you so that you mny appear nnd (Signed) under construction on King's high- njttkc lrdcmption of thr proiwrty or pro- FERDINAND ACERRA, way, is rapidly being completed. tect your interest by n^sijinmrnt. NOTICE. SHINGLES The house is of pre-fabrlcated de- , MILTON M. AIIHAMOFF, Take noti-.c that Fred Tetl haas tp Mnsler ]n Chtmcrry of K. ,T. plied to the Mayor and Council of .„ sign. HorouEh of Little Sliver for * Uniteof thtd The board of governors of the Monmoulh County Surrogate's Office. Itctall Distribution licenaa for premlBtc Neighborhood association will hold #In tho matter of tlio cstiite of (iootk'ft situated at Parker Avanu* and Wlllo V* Kinnry. deceased. Notit-e to crndi- Drive. Llttlo Silver, N. 3. a meeting tonight at the home of ttirs to present chiims ajTainst cslnte. ObjoclionB, if any, should bf made Im Mrs. Irving T. Bartlett of King's Pursuant to the ortUr oC Unrtnnn Me- mtdintely In writing to Frtd L. Aytr highway. Knddin, SurroKato of the County of Clerk of the Borough of Little Silver* Monmouth, imule on the seventh day of Mny, 1048, on the application oT Jane EP im Fair Haven O'Brien Klnnty, Sole Ksccutrls of th_ NOTICE cstutc of dearie \V. Kiuuc-y, dcucnsetl, Tuka notice that Ralph Rlbultel'.l hal Shrewsbury River Yacht club notice in hereby (rivtn tn thn ii«d itpiilicit to the Mnjror and Council of tht opens Saturday with Hag raising vt said decensc-d to exhibit to the- sub- Uormmli of Llttlo Sllvar for Plenary re ceremonies at 3 p. m. and a formal scriber, Solo Kxccutiix, as aforesaid, tail distribution llccnlo for irnmincs lit dance at 9 p. m. The building has 'their debts and demands aiming the uutcil on corner of Prospect avemi. nn< said ostntr, under oath, withi Church Htreet, Little Silver, N. J. been painted and new tables decor- months from the dale of the aforEuid Objections, If nny, ahould »e mad. In ate tho interior. BARBARA FISCHER order, or they will ho furrvr-r haired mcillntcly in wrttlriK to Fred L. Ar.r The monthly meeting of the nf their ncttuim therefor against the Clerk of the Borough of Little Sllve snid subscriber. <3l|ned) ladies' auxiliary of tho lire com- Dated. Freehold, N. J,. Mny Ttli, 1JWS ItAl.rit RIBUSTELM. pany will be held tonight at the .TANK O'BItlKN KIN'NEY Rad Bank. N. J lire house. Ros *ia4, n, 1\ Nu, 1, Troop 24 boy scouts will be hon- KeyiM.it, K. .1. NOTICE, Messrs. nobcrtfl, lMilshury, Take notice thnt Walter C. D.nn ored at dinner tonight in Willow- jrf'flrton ft Sorcnson, ling applied to the Mayor and Council o brook restaurant by the Lions club. ATmntic Hichlands, N. J. Ilia HoroiiKh ot l.lttl. Sllvir for R*tal Wilfred H. McCracUen is in charge i'roetorj', LimUctl Distribution lic.nM for primisi rlncatnl on nniith nlrla of Itumson ton of arrangements. Mr. McCraolton IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY enst of Pi-o§pcct avenue, Lltti. Sllvei FOR HOME, FARM OR FACTORY nnd his brother, Albert O. Mc- 102/231 N. J. Crackcn, will present an American •XO MILLIE MAItlE O'1IR]F.N, oiijectlona, If any, ihould be m.de Im Yet, your ncishbori will point with envy . . . today, and By vlrtuo uf an tinier »f the Court mcdintcly in wrltltiir to Fred t*< Ayere llai; and a troop flag to the acouta. ct Chancery o£ New Jtrs.ty, mmiu ot Clerk ol the HorOuch ot Little Silver. many .yean from today. For this roof ii fire-proof, rust- The flags and staffs, with appropri- tho dfty of the date hereof, in it rer- (Sinned) ate symbols, arc In memory of the tiln ciiusv' wherein Chnrlr.4 lliihoj WALTER C, DENNIS, proof • . . and durable, too, It needs no painting. late John L. Willard, former Lion O'llrirn In' Iho pct!tioiu>r niid you art Llitla Silver, N. the ilrfomlnnt, you it re reinni'^d tn an Reynolds Lifetime Aluminum thinglet go on with speed who was active in scout work. nwer ttiu potitiunor's Petition on ur be- NOTICE Mayor Edgnr V. Denlse and mem- fnrc the 1 at (lay ot July, nest, nr In ile- Scnlcd bids for fiOO torn (mori and precision . . . interlocking in weathertight joint*, jfnult thereof, BUCII ilecr«e will be tafcn \OH!\\ of con I will be received by tli bers of the borough council will be jiRahisL you as tho Chancellor shiil special guests, Mid die town Township Board of fid-.. 1 hiding all nails, always straight and true. think eauitnblc and just. lion, nt iho Leonardo Gradt School, no Miss Margaret Cilglio of Elm- Tho object of bald suit la lu obtnili a Inter thnn 8100 P. M., June 10, 194 hurst, Li, I., a summer resident of decrco of divnrco JIBIOIVIHK tlio nnr- Bmtnrti UayllKht Saving Time. And most important, this roof it highly efficient insula- liuKc between you anil tho said Spoclfications and bid for mi may 1 Middlctown township, was fined petitioner, hocurcd nt the office of the District CJN tion in itself . . . reflecting away the radiant heat of the $7.00 In police court Tuesday morn- Datcih April L'S, 104S. nt the Lcoimrdo Ornde School any dn ing by Recorder William R. Blair, II, PRANK 1'KTTIT, holwLTii the houri, of 818O A. M. an Summer tun to keep your house cooler . . . reflecting -• Uolioitor of i'rtitinncr, liilO l\ M. Jr., on a charge of speeding on STEIN BACH COMPANY ~ '2H') Kiiftt Hromi Stvrt:t, 'I'IID Hunnl of Etl»ent)on rcscrvei th back inside your Winter heat to keep your house warmer. River road. Officer William Rob- Woitnulil. Nt-.w Jurnvy, riplu to reject nny nnd all bids nnd t< blm Issued the summons. tt'nivo Immntorlal JnfornialltlflU, • NOT1CK JAMES VV, DAVlDriEIBEH, Mrs, Obadlnh Hcllenbake returns Boni-d of Bduuatlon, Ka ton town, N, J District Oltt homo today from the Perth Amboy Sealed propoaiilrt will be rccrivi'd by Wrlto lor descriptive General hospitiil, the Dtolricl Clerk, nt thf Kiilnntowi NOTICE. lolder SH-21 TODAVI Ttorotitfh Hall, on JutK> 7, 1','IS, nl. S:n( Taho notice that Sulvntore Vnltl, trn The servlco flag In the Methodist J1. M,, nt willed ilniu thir innnn^tti wil ln» IIH Snl'n Tiivcni, hns itpplied lo th< church will bo lowered Sunday at In; iMlbllcly opunrd ttnd nml for t'l'iifni Miiyiii- anil Council nalllir^ Mnplc avenue arc paicnlx of a ! Clci'k o[ tho UurniiRh of Rou Hunk. »W:*t • ULOIIMIU ». UUlUiaTrt, (SlunorU 72-82 Lockwood St., Newark S, N. J. • MAikit 3-6470 dnughlci'i born Saturday tvl Mon District, Clerk. BALVATOnE VAITI, mouth .Memorial hospital, BED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 19A8 BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FRED FARWELL—Chrysler Airtemp FLOOR SANDING, refinii-hiniE, painting I EARLY AMERICAN. four-Dost mahog- KELVINATOR icebox, 7 cubic feet, good HEADLIGHT dunxared. i.J't 28 to 60, ,tid docoratine. Estimates cheer fully I ELGIN BICYCLE, rod. almost bnl- 6-10-5 FERTILIZER. $2.60 per I Off for J2.9H a pair Rt Cohen's Dept. nir conditioning, h«atitiB and coolm«; pounds, or $*i i>w ton; lime, 11.20 any bed (twin size). Perfect con* •onilitiun, $"&, Call Lord, Rumson 1- fuel pumps tind controls fur all oil burn- jrivtn. J'hone J. I* Funderburke, 34 | dltion, hair mattress, reasonably priced. 01117. store, -20 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Mjiriun street, Itcd Bank. X'hone 6- ADD THAI EXTRA room t«. rout per 100 pounds, or *'-0 per ton. Special Bank. Thone 6-428!. Directly across ers in stock for the trade. 31 Bincham house. No down payment, • mall dibrnuut on five-ton loads. Diftbrow Call Kfiiiisburic 6-0478, or inquire at 31 GENEKAL ]>L-ECTRlC rcfrivtrHtor, 7 nvpniw. Riimnon. h H99 Slil-M, . cubic ft it; excellent condition ; f 100. from River Street school. Try us once WANT ADS monthly payment*. Mon mouth Con* Hrothrrs. Plmne Lonw Branch _6-2li8p. Pi lie view avenue, Kcunsljurjt.' id find out how to save.*_ . n Co., Highway 3. >, *l Head- KlTrHKN SET"|i":«,""odirphn:rs $f ench*, LADIES' BATISTE nilcKow'ns, sites 34 AIio paper hantf!ti£. Si)rnyin« (lone den'B Corner. Phone Red Dank 6-4444. Ind $4. FpriiiKK Si. t«u-t'i«T« livlni: tires, nnd basket. In t.xccllfnt nu- WHITE "METAL chaise~ tongue, with red ins;d« and outBlde and J^orcii furniture in your home. Floor waxing, iiniciil bhHj.r, f\*. I'hone Red Bank 11 T cushions; complete walnut bed to 40 for only 12.98: tizco ii to 4X l-'rtM* enlimate. <>m ^ct $ IU", tamps $>*>, thro me ollicc for only 13.48 at Cohen's Dcpt. store, a ftpectalty. Call Red Dank 6-2242 ui kitchen service. Acme Upholstery LOST AND FOUND VllL" (it'l MUlit BI.U t>ny ltm> iul yuui ftk mid uhnir, >*ood as new $45, firc- _4j_26 _nfter 5:30 p. m^_ r und bureau, dinner Kong, ciectriciil 220 Shrewsbory avenue. Open every 11 Mount street, Red Bank. M. E. luipmti.t and many huuuehold »rti«kB. and Carptt Cleaning Co. Phone fresh cKKh, bruilert,, (Slewing chickens phicc $1 J, drcE.scrs and drop Iraf table, CHAIN" HOISTS—Yule and fownv one- untH 8. Saturday until 10.* Morson, , 1ft of oddh and ends. Ibli liny avenue, ton, JOi; Ghibholm-Moorc, Model K, hone afUr 6 u. m. Red Hank 6-JTil8. r Itcd Bank 6-4255. and duckltfitfi. James John, 41 Marion GARAGE."iWiS. «400. Must be moved. GUTTEKS, LEADERS, in copper or gal- Hrret. Hed Hnnk Phone _ 8-jiOa 1 - J. ?pobitr fmv house, Hitfhlundt. hrcc-ton, $1)5. All t*nnd new. Phone MID "-" ViCTOKIAN * three-piece Jiving U Rfd Bank R-fi7nX-M. Or.*'ntiiU and Domestics. Storase faclV.« onlred used tine, plun a line ml nllow- , N. tires, nood conditloi., 112. Can be phone l-on« JVimeh C-'2S3fi.n. be apiceciatpd. Cal) Red Bank 6-8526.» i ttvailiiblc Call Little Falls Laun. I r BABY~CARRIAGE. thayer, pcnrl »rey, riUi«i/ifi —fumily v. , 70 ctnu, i» mice on jrou tites. J 11. Mount, Co.. i ieen nt Lnwlcy Ren I Eatnte Ajreney. BOLKN'S (;AJiDEN "tractor; new majf* washed, rinticil. •, Red Bank 6-2600. Aak for Dept, | 11 M»p!« avenue, U«d Bnnk. I'hona fi- Hiahw,«y a5, north of bridge. Phone Ittd In good condition: used very little, pound*, dry do then CHICKS up to""iJ weeks of tic to, i.x'.ru whrels nnd t'urta. plow lamp dried, in Vi-hour, whi!« you »hoh p i» gt. New Hampshire Htds nnd Itsink 6-'J41 0. and disrh^; go'). I'hone Holmdel D-fiChG 12.". Phone Atlantic Highlands 1. (ifj.tbttstL contractor, top soil, till dirt, I 170JJ. ^aundtrette, 114 Monmouth street, near Croiiis Uio-old chick* on urder. l>is- ICEBOX—Four-door. porcelain lined ; MAT»LK BKUKOO.M suite, eisht-piccf A. A P. Market. Red Hnnk. cinders, irravtl. manure. Lionet Simon. J PLYWOOD—V'. *-'*"• U". Gara«« br«w Hrothns. WhnlrpAnd Rnad. Wisi K a saline table lop rang* '. two-bur tic f map.e tiiniiiK room luile and Vwo-pictc THKBE-BUtlKER a»s r»ni!e. *ood con. J I'honejied Bnnk_6^3_61. ditir.n. S13. Cnll Red Bank 6-3.141-R. ;.w LHJ OAHPfcT laying. repairing, dourb. tree!ill m.iO; No. 1 per- LmiK Branch. Photic l*on« Branch 6- kcrohrnc atovc : door,., 'I OMA'J U l'LANTti, I r.ray, 4F, Wavcrlf place. Red coats of shellac, l'i cents square foot; fect ion wood tui s, ninlv;^. also lloor laying. Estimateu, call Red uldings; kiln dried ank Phon« Red Bank fi-ZTj.*. novrliy siding, m bulbs, rose; bu«his llnncy Hoth for •»!»>. A. Allnirc, 76'J River top; itlbo brc nk fust fit, five piece, •Y.U BANK ELECTRIC iihop, contrac- Baiik G-2'li'i or II Mount street. Red 1x10, 111 2 pine. National lit.: Ktowf re. Upp* itrrct. Red nd,_Fnir Haven. $20. Cull Ited Bank JM76B. SINGLE STUDIO couch. Ufed very tor; Joseph D'Onofrio, proprietor; ie- Hank. M. E. ^orjon. _^_____ Biiiik. \'\\\mv ft-l»-2*» little, ju.U like new. I'rire 130. 18 Lumbrr Co., Uelmonl nventir, LT-KITE BABY coach, bottles, bottli. BAUy~CARKI"A"(;E In very «ooij condi- ii|. Gleet rival futures and aupplies. CAitHUlJI^ioTfS und magnttos j»built, ] 'M' rrK; tKv httrilizrr and warmer, etc. In cxcel- tion: Krey with thick padded edges; Pin^virw avenue, Keansburg. fhone 6- juschold appliancos, L A H ran^tb Quick factory workmanship. Douglas ] Lon« Urnnch. ne Long Branch l ! ll Iltrl K t ItmuliT nt Twin Uintr, 61 M outh lcnt condition; also 27-inch kitchen sink ^ '' -__^i L Bin-k_^- 'J^l - U'ifi-W. „___ nd healcrt. 117 Oakland etreet, cor- EU-ciric Cu.t 'i'j E»ol Front street, Rtd 6-2400. >trrtt, Itcd Jlank. _ ___ ith combi nation fBucct. Call Key port IJOD(JE Mb"TOK,"l93S; ?2t). Call Kcd I/IilVING HORSE, rubber tired wagon Bridge avenue, phone Red Bank 6- Hank. Phnne fi-0128. TILL DIRT. KravLl", tup soil of blu- _Bunk 6-12f)'J_-lt. __ IInd harness. Complete outfit rcaaon- 687. I'UUCH KNCLOgURES *giv» u># of Stonr, Also re mi nt ur cinder block "BASY" WASH Kit, wringer typr, with riiiS —EIGHT WEEKS old; corn iniscd^ »h',r. Day's Hiding Stable. Phone Red caSl'UOLS CLEANED and dug, uellar» FOR LOW-COST trucking. "C" Porch all winter locitf 1 Material!- nutv Imulcd. Luridiicfipiiiir »f nny kind done ftnnk C-Lifii-J. on hand. No diiwn pay men l, Smnll pump. Almost new, 17 .'1, Call Lo id, Bcrnni^J, Holly brook e I'arm, Colt's pumped, trucking and hauling- How. Fnrr. I'hone for an estimate, Red Phone Kid Hunk fi-I^OC-J." Neck. rd Tilton. 'AQ Cetiter ttreet, Rumson mo ill lily Pay met. tf nn HIIKUJ. Cflil IU.1 Itumsun 1-0107. LARfjEST ANIl FINEST. See these Bunk 6-33i:3-\V. . OllUCA" VOUU "fttr»wV»rric» "now" fc" SEWIKU MACHINE, IrVadfc iy.ir.~"~V,~ry liiitik fi-4 44 4. Kne cslimnic, Mon- frciKiiiK and iiinninjr. J*i cLnj only mojlh Cunsti uction Co., Ilinhwny 3ft. ituntl condition, reasonable. Cn\\ At' l'REE/.ER, 21 CUUIO foot, i.racli- excrptionnt valuta in our block- ai'iiUN li/iCVOK^KN, paihlnitf vuiiirac lkj,Ud«?n'h Corner, miiiutrs IK Tun dt-iivi ry. Tucker. Phon Ituttic IllKhlniifU 1-IKlH-M after 6:30 suHnbit for home »r lonji two (loors. thuwruonu. Slighl- COMPLETE .andscap* service. Get KMiinlowu :i-n')7'l-j. eally iic% ( tor, interior, exterior, imperhajufini HAHY "CHICKS. Nt w" Hr.miishin " Ki-dV," P. m. fi.rm use. lieaaonalik. The only )/ srrl twin bedroom suite 169, Four lawn madt early. Trees, Enol Washint'lon avenue, Atlanlio j WIIITE"lilNNEU rnatf bla k tr iilfirrV s Highlands. Phone Atlantic Hitfhlandt 1- j Slli i'(r ,..•>. Ordtr now. Willscrodt PIANO -I Hood rondition etlinK is Uiat. we jnu'- thrubs, perennials supplied and AIKC 42 IntiK, rfnsotihblc. Itii net Call 1-03U-M nf tt ilrum table tl2.50, »ix folil- 1 Hi us., Ntwnmn Spring* Hond, Hcd planted In season. Call Stevens, nwnih'. _C.ili Ittd Hank j6- p. in, ItrHiJOimb! nri-e unlk-in fre( 7-f r. li;i!r& * 1.">0 rncb, lluncan IMiyfe B.WN'ION itUUS and irarpetaieta. Ruglilt if »u anaid ! Hank. I'hmr (i-.T;,74-M. MOVlNiJ- .Must" it'll ;il "(iiii aiVtlfu" Tor furthrr Come rind sre opt ration, J'-0. tea wuson It.", lcj{«l «itc Red Bank 6-0352-M. ciirpeta cicai.vii and moth-proofeil. diniti>! rt»«m fett. Mtikt- oJT ation, cull Atlant c Highlands road, Red Wall to wall carpetina cleaned and Utlilc. buJTtl. tiH ina cloM.t. HIM) donblr IK d M t, t« n l.'ir^c 111!.*. Phone While Arira, Nut Hw.irnp f\l t t-iibinci ! 1 'i.'i'f, oak chiffonier ix cluiiri, uitliit nu. tiS Ceuttr 6-IJI7. N Kt-U U AN K. tii.Mii Cral t a mothi*rouffcd on location. £ Broad | Hrd Biink J-.'IS'J.'J-IML _ you I-EET" OF 2-iffCil Kaiv&tilzed pl Hank. riuinc Hc.l Hank l, bicycle f lo, bridge lamp* picture framing; oil oai'.-lUig*, Birttt. Phone Ited bank 6-030'^. DKTKCTO HA11Y ^CUTCH," 1>Hthine tic' tifcil two years, I'hone Kryport , ol'l trunks S f .50, mclal wnrd- tfi an j entfravinuB red t cued; full 1*U septic taukb. cleaned, ] stroller; also 15-inch blade Inwnmow- ICIICBNKIJ" 'KIUIiIE KOOP crib "aiMl t« fraiieleu!. mnnicl nurrum, window A (J U A f! ] U M A N 1.1 TOO L suppl it a 1 liM, or rail at Domcnick Davlno, It. tiindurd »\r.e bassinette; both in t:.- olic |6.JO, Whitnry conch 135, ilancfca. lawn ».gi.», (r»med mirrort>. tt? built und pairtd. Modern dralnag* 1 , C;dl Jtiimsnu 1-OCCn.J, I 1 I A5 K utalled. ilu ri Atbe, West Keansburg. exclusively; tnukb, Iropicnl fish, , , . p ______Icnt condition; %'lo. Phone Kcans- 6x0 Wilton r-irpct ?I2, etc. RuscH'i. it Front, utreft Phone Heri Bank COOiTKlCATOR. -"Condition nrw, ugn' ACCORIiK3N~i2ii.hass "sVttimlo sopnuif. •K 6-U7.--W.* _ _ __ b<43~ plnntB, ncctssorUs. live food. Helen slijjhily for thrrr months. Hcst ofTcr 'J.'i Kiiist Front street. Phone Rcrl nd ide Brand rcw. Brought from Italy by :%I,A(I "POLE," aJJ-'iout" yVctit" s-piir with AU'iU LOANS, ovti S^UU only. Miller, an u unt>L on tllehwtiy UJ Ph'inp Hcd Hunk fi-C>4'i.» __ llnnk 6-1C93. built-) r. cabinets a Dy car sales .innneed for any amount, Ifi ' "ft. 1. Will Riicrinre. Cnll Mnlnwnn 1. bull truck, nullity, halyards, enm. class workmanshi p: bctwi-tn I'liliiu-r nnd Lnuitl avc« CHRYSANTHEMUMS, "also Field drum Udii't'fl nfUT 6:.Ti>. N*>«_d money.* _ -easonnbiu 1110 n ill b to pay. tie a co »sit Kin a net Com* { case nnd ctnnil, with two pairs o •letc, will iiiblaii huniv: JUS. ilrf Kast ORIENTAL "TYPE RUt., 8x10-6. 130; Helmberif, phone Red Uank 6- l-ni.y, y Century Weid- iitni, t.i.v ittiughL buck, rush bottum riiiiKr, two 'J.\ 1 - runs. tstUtc-i-, ilwtlis, ptimpSi v.cll jiumpa, coas pools and your liyvist We ure Q'iiviili?d for any frirkf, spnotia [umucdl; 48 piecrs ll d;eln-s, ',j-ton of coal, cord wood, Olh- isid as f'nii- •\x^ floors; vtry wood i-nn- WHITE MAIIQU1SETTE and InceKown, II it; h way 35, Middtetown. Phone tanks. Phone Keypurt 7-0-183. ney cItm-n. Smn11 tnor.tti 1 j st.iiv. Can lie iitc n by nppoiittmcni. ition. Chtrni-. Smith, 1 1 Maple riVL. job N"o mo nMidd!t ''irHl (i il •/in ;L| (ixsi-s ; unmnrlad, H.ivo tht't fiiiltab!*? for ttrnrituition, n«v«r worn: TREK liXPKKTS." Porter UrotherB. Sup- p;i> nitr.'s- a ; ranged. Vvcc cstimnte pri:-e fci-tinliili- and lrttci>. You SJIVI May ho Hf(si nuyiimr, Itr^innitivf Kiilur* (if, Fair Jlnvcn. i'honu Kid Hank ti- rose intTi-'a jsown; hlup imimrit-il wool n X8TJni idit s yi'M'-ruurd trie service. No ob» Phone Ktd l 6-1 Ml. Mnnnioutnniouthh I u Miry tux. Adcrliury, phone fir I in a day. Mny 'l\*. llnmd kirrrt, Shrcwsliury. !;iriK. _ Kiiliiirdinc suit wttli .i-lfriKth jacket, In the pnnlrsl T\u< tr:irk is ;vt!l illumtn- liKjitinri for i Jitinuitts, Power tquipmenl, Cor.s-u-icikin Co. Hi«h«i.y S HHead- birds and VHRA; fish Cnll Itrd Bunk «-J70,H.» :-;crll( nt condition. All size 1-1. Inquire ted until 1 - mid ni if ht. A s;i!V phi. ••> % ; u nis; fresh frozen hn 1 inhUi ;Liu-.; I*»JV( i;i;:c Ks-.ubllt.-hcd lilicc den's Ijirmr, i meat. UKNKRA'l. BLKCTRH". food nilxiV. C:m In* fi-i'ii iiL -it Mcchtinii: str* t.t, f Mrs. Chiirirt Klffk, Colt's Neck. Call 'i brinir t h* youngsttis. i'hone Ht*d \\i\12. Phiinc Iium^onJ-032H. Tree ilrliveiy. IIrd "Rank l'ct Shp. Vf rhnlil H-l 1M-M-1. __ lank 6-13S1-J. Front street, lied Knnk. i'hune rc-wur liuilpriit]: >y 11"; 1-70,uon' B.T.Ur nnd"""I -ffiO.OU'O B.'f.U UETt'EK ROOKS—Slatr, tltc nnd mot.il, niatis uiven on hirEe fields »nd bmali w tWr ...mil- $'...?:., $I(IU tllCII. I'hon c n*i- IRIS RWTO" vnric'lirs.* roiihoiuiblr. Srr* IHW nt.il u-.<<\, on h:nnl or 11 viiilalilc, Chryslrr Airtrmp winter nif-cond'lion- RSphnlt shint'lcs. mctnl work. Work- y;ii d 1 us. (_;iil Kd v.'Hi'd Cross at Red j rr. complf to and new, $ i,"i0 nnd $.1 r»0. uiiiship euaranterd, Phanc At! untie ciij .-tinlii nnr fl-02 [Hill hoilhn r;ist of Itefcrmfd clnirt-h. ouit used I ;*• 16 C'lis.im.i.i for halt- rc;i- r It .ink li.U'.-'.y-J cvftiinit#. nftrr 7 o'rlock.* IJuitiment, consist!nK of plnuttr. Entonlowu-KiTthold blKhwtiy. Colt'a uun\,;<, lift I [Link Kiuliutci WortiK, Two Cnlcruil liurmrs, pompletc with •!.Qti..tn.l ' I-IMVW, or b'J Lcoiinril J.~"ALVINO -Ii!oeks~tarid, KraveTTTTlT 6x1 J lihn- ni«s .* 1 'J.&:.. dii,'Kcr and Riiatcr. Clr.dmiir Farm, CHICAGO itbl.l ntes; whitr. thrre controls, new, S1,10. Frci! V, Far- M7.C 7 i t i tn r s. Nork. Cnll tiny ilny IXMIII Pridny.* i:| WfKl Front ttnet, phone Rod Hunk ivcnuc, Leonardo. dirt, tup soil nnd blue blonc. i'hone r.'icV.s S-.'.'.".. hi-ri rhjiiib JT Sfoh yv illc. Phona Eaton town :j- worn •inly fi-w Cull !1, It I Hinfrhiim nvenue, Rumson, yV II. d llMik e-.UC-W'nflcr .' flt'i P M.* TWO COMPUTING scales," onr standard, Rtd Hank «-U'.ifi-J. _ hole 0< sK^ ?o-"i boudo y jtlR Toledo, Vrry rcHnnnnlile. lironk. SXTIiNSiON !h J_ _ AND DECORATOR. Reas- UANYiE SHELTERS"With aluminum ru.-f RBAKUNABI.E," lady's nune >nV, si 7.r" 12" in. Pin,, l.AlHirjll, 32 fret'; "brand CONFKCT1ONKRY" STORE for S?.,*!1*, bciutloiv laniiis ^^ .» 9 si TIKES. Sizes __ : j WANT "TO '.Sl'KND sin txuitinK nrter- i'hoiie Red ll;.r.k 6-UB3. IMsbrow Brother*, Whalcpnnd Hond, WRST1NGHOUSK rcfriKcrntor, JI23. h:i<] full iT|»it i5; hits jiiuliluriijii. am l.A.i- HiiKd. Box aid-n. Red Bunk. Wrst Lone Ilranch. Phone Long Branch B.2,'IX 1 6. 0.0Ox") fi, I*OT'\STOVE "fo noon'.' "UruuiMj around" in this truly Phono Hrd Hank fi-U'iti-lt. .a."i-r..;.fi\is, T.noxi.*i. Vi-ry ilicr. IIIRU hhort w;\\v. Call I.cd Han kut condition, wiitrr "hentTiiV. fx Photic ttcd Btink 6-UT1, MODKIIN rOUU-UURNKltKHs stove in nablr ?fi. Phone Entontown informal HOIIM: of liifl s. Dora thy Jane AyriuUb.a. uai,\|(,iuilur«^ Nrnr Stone church, Atlnn- n f 4 v. • ShoPi-r, 'A- l-'ostcr street, River Pinna. K«od co nd il ion, ixcllrnL roast cr and 'J 17 ItULl.UO/.KlC inbdrl" |J.2. 1930 boiitfhi nnd BO Id. S-Freeze trtv/.iib, Wayne oil I^ATIIK. I'J-INOH' awiriK: ~ motor linii" nvca krrnsene rnnttr. CVitrlnnl font a ___ypH_ 'jhiv.Uj i\ ; t:.i. nr:iss mowed ; yurdk I u.'i Monmmiih »trc-ft. Heel Hiu.k. $ 17.'i, gft.G price if'(r>. Imjube nt I.POII Irsk, %t, 400 West Columbus Place flnirV; incUn.ct.. U-irgnin. Phone thoiib Mrs. Clnrk, Kcniisburh' 6- YOUNII MAN w pt-tinii uir d ; li^'hl hfMi!it'U, moving, top (.oil! l'AINT—From factory to you. lliyh burncri and heating systems, Uoy< r, I :i Forest nvenue, Itumson. Call I.oni-r H f.'ifinh.* dirt fin- till". Phono Itrd Bnnk C- Krad« paint enamels, varnishes at t>ix Kty|)fMrt 7-Mifl. ___^___._ [I oi n u odd jobs i vicinity of II11 m - tDilcU and toilet icats, wneh KjiniKon I-I5S5. > son. C.i 11 Rumson 1-ijB-jT-M after 10 S-_H »i*-foi-r s n. in. nftrr « p. m.* iavink'8. Atlantic I'aini and Wall I'ntier LKAIli I'ONY. lfi7ll (iftcr 6 P. M., KcdDININC," IIOOM SET. fnaTch'rd" nmhn»V jini,i) H'^rKAiLKi{i"'cMi ntTiu'i, rrr~ii GAS RANGE, table top, ilx montlu IKPKNVJK.S'T iaiiiiiio- nml i.ry u.cnn- Co., 1 l'j West l-'ront street, Red Bank. bnsina, bathtubi, kitchen fiinki p.nd Bmijx fi-.JOS9-\V. ^_ __ nny. reason 11 b!c. Call Ktnnslnirn 0- old nnd like new, $8o; Nornc njr routu (if 11!.", customers, with Phong Red Hank _6^a31iW. cabinets, medicine cabined, auto- IVrst I'Yonl &tutt, Ktd IJanK, Phone •NIFFEN BR»S.-Paintli.K «nd \I\K 1- TWO ItllKNC; " HORSES, with s7iddlr-» 04SJ-R. Apace h pjilcr, five-room ennueity. t truck. Will M-11 fur «;.'_'.''. hi'iuire VUU CAN'T"GET ft beUer buy'on tir"eB matic hot water heatert, well fumpi ..ml I»riillr5. Cnll nfltr 6 P. M., Retl har«?inir. 27 Enst Wrstsidr avrtnir. M;ir/., 17 r. Kjii-L WnshiiiKton avrnur. KOUR'.IlullNKR. tnhl*» t-i> tf.it mmtc in Red Bank. Phone B-25S7-.I or ti-1BH.'i-W . man at J. II. Mount, Co. New Good- for deep and ihallow well*, tump Hank 6-I0H1I.W. WOI»KL I-'-i'i KAKMAlX~tnirtorT with six monthi old, foO; (Jinintt room ttnntti: lliuhlaml-., 1'hottd Atlantic. year tirf*. BiiarnntMd recap tires, Buar- Kood condition. Call Red H.-ink 6- eultivnLor iitt-iu-him ivt «ti new vuhlicr, CUSTOM plowing. (iiscniK. uoiviny, tun. CAIIIMBT OIL S'TO'VK. porceVain; hii* fc suite, nine-piece, msihosnny finieh, linhl.ii.Us I • I Ti>^-It. 'L anlDcd us-td tircE: plus n liberal allow- pumps, hen time bolleri for itetm or -4 74fi. _ 5fi.1IJ; McCorniiek-l-iteriiu:* mowing ma- vesting, tree pullina, grutind clt'tir- thrrn hurn<-rs and bitkinj: oven; per* : Pun rnn 1'hyO, fxrpllpnt condition, AKri.MKU'VvOiik ol any kind doiW ance on your tires. ,1, ]{. Mount, Co.. hot wntt* tystems. radiation, circu- tvs*. condition. For p.ow on filiyxlG ruubor, $100; by tiny ur cnniract. Jobb.rig a apt' II Maple avenue. Red Bunk, ['hone 6* lators. Iron or copper pU'«, four- Pliont' KcniishurK (l-USiiK. tnuwlnK machine, Kdward Rowt. 51t>f>. Main street, Bel ford. Call acre, hour or contract. First c!a*t> O404. Phon ft Iteil Hank C-'J796-R-1. tooth h 11 rrow, $00; disc ha 1 •• 0w, equipment. Kalpli Ma her, Holmdel. iilty. J. C. Miirvin SL Son, Hoi 43* lilNINU 'ROOM rUItNITUrtE. pniatt;»l nny time. Kcnntbunp S-ia57-M.« elforci. Phone Keansburg 6-OG'Jl-J or EVERVTHTNTJ TN Tl A R D W A"R E. W e Inch enst Iron icwcr pipe and fU> COOK STOVE,"with oil burner, In nood ?.jfl; ynnl roll over trnctor drawn irrnd- BOK IfB. Phone Holmdel_l#-«aJ»l. white; suitnbin Tor bungalow; cheap. inR scoop. ?*iO; corn rr'-b. pliinKle roof, .D.St^W ritock a complett line of mechanic's tlnsit valv«i and fitUngt und many condition, reasonnh\t; JIIBO a bar; n •IS—Cocker Spnntcls, CollirB, Cnll UiKhliuiils a«ji_S5. iolid nal., f:JT.; 7-ton k'nsolinc rond rol* ESTELLK fiECORATINTi •«rvl^«. Puner- tooli and builder's hardware. Lcvinaon'i MAN'S O\FOrflJ~Krfiy pin atripe wool cover for car to protect It from the Miniature I'incchers, Dachshunds. Dy< hnnging. plain and decorative painting. VA"h.M A lit i-unditioninK units, coal, oil other itemi for the borne builder. or. Buirnlo f-'.priupheld with scnrt.tr at- p or BUS. Conipicte with duct work ln-J Hardware Store, - West Front street, knit: KOOII condition. Cnll Kcd rain. Mrs. Mnry Snlfcr, Port Monmouth ott, WyckolT Roail, Eaton town, Ph Call tied Bank «-'J6'.' :. OlUc*. 20 Mount foot of Broad atrcet, Hed Batik. Phone Coma In and look around. American .achmunt ami it.r compressor, $3.1u; nl!cd nml repaired. J. V. HoK:irt, 7*3 Bnnk 6-04fi»-It, _ rond nnd William Htrect, llos H. Bnxt Hind drawn adjustnlile wcik'ht luwn Eatontuwn ,'J-067,1.* * ntrttU 6.308!!. Free£«r A Appliance Co., Highway KciutKhuri;. Phone Kcaneburn I.-O_S25-M, 'oster street, River Plaza. Phone Red*] UOYAL PORTABLE' typewriter. "CXCPT- •oiler, $>U. Sumupl Fnrrcll, Mlddletown F1MN<;~CABINETS. thrcc-drawcr. letter SKWINU MACHINE Call a nk fi-"7'.iS-M. ^L AMNUUVV SpOT HEPHICBKATOK. 6'.'•• cubic fciv.p; nlso l»t\n'» blcyelr, balloon t.rft* rcpnirinK. Icnt condition; $a.'i. Complftc with ro:id, ro.'.xr OalJiill rond. MiddUtown. Kfansburg fi-I'*>?6.;R. "uUrtt. iMAW iraVL'tinK to New Yorkvl nnd will cut RUSS to any i\ie. l^ev- town. Phone Red Bunk ••SS77. metal stiind, Cnll llumson^ 1-')" tfi. ft ct, ox eel lent condition. Reason for Call Miildlf lown ;..(J3G6r litTrCHBTtii, It A K BUS and "crocrrs. t\d rtlurniiij* iiimc clay, will pick up of,! Etrcct, foot of Cioad street, Red Bank. 1 Kulcmtnwti 3-llsyS-U., Uetwcnn 0 :S0 and VU.-INCII DOOHS. 2'2".\C9": heavy froni service*. Home and commercial. 1'ctr'se. tlon'v li\iy until you hnvc Sf^n \\\v Phone Hlfrhlnnds 3-14-1W-K. elivtr nny IcHfil itupei'A or littht puck-' Phone 6.',»>S'.'. - new Fried rich show discs, with the I 1 anu ». 111., nr 3 toL0_|i. _m. . fcm;i!rs. pttppira iliul urnwn doirs, door !U"*s4"j nini;1e wa*htnbj 30-incli books, ,)iill toys, dolle. namca. Cham pious nnd others at stud, i'lionu KC.". Write, "Uelivery," Uox 511, Kcd^ TWO UOORS, au.\79<3 inches, one ICB- louse of Toys, 121 first tivtnue. At* I-iitcntcd "Floating Air" f-yhtrm. Mid- 'IANO — Ucinttiftii' nVjicwood Miunrc, sink; oak dining room set'. ehc^t CAKfKtMTEK, PAINTEK, all kinds oi ular, one swintfitiir. Can be teen at " ,-Hli:. ^ink. / •' *"• ' "iu.di.. rhone 1-0161. • itfrr'.Hrrntioii. HiBhwjiy 35, mnlhnr of pearl inlay. Call MnUwnn drivers; dresser: bed; icebox". 8 MaDlc- work done, CnHJlrd..Ba'll'—^'I.^R. l 51* Williiini btrrct. IUU Hank.* 'KtiJIiAN WOULD 1,1 KB inside "-»4 phoiif Middlrtown r>-n^0T*.• WALNUT "lUNINrrROOM ii>t. m»huK> \yoCKKR.S"'1'1»K" HKNT,""liirff€ ejiimctty ICHARI>SON* *'"BOYNTOfJ""coirnfiiin^ DUMP TRUCK body and" hoiVt.' two denned. BuiMinK nnd repnirniK: nlso into apartments. Part of rent tram tinn I-ORI and KHS rnn^c $2"i. 111-inch Nnrndloom M-nttcr nic*: fl.\ 12 blue y.ixl; icebox fi: .small hifrh'tpect Work by dny or rnntnU't. John *V Irive tricycles, airplane, fire niKiue frr thofp frrsh fruits and vrcptiiblrs Itrond.oom I'UK; ^X!0 Orlmtnl rut:; wood dealer, odd jobs and trucking. [oiiKhton. Phono Red Bank 6»02S6.J.-. apartment pnys for the job. No ilown I hut ure nn thr market. \V> also hnvc ink nnd drn in board with faurcts $;.. portalitp electric drill, Call evenings, Call Red Bnnk 6-1846. payment, seven yciirs to pay. Kree esti- Dedal ctira,'Bcootrri. wnirons, baby walk- mrr-h H-idrr, two cha'rs I able with p fil)UCATK'T»~FR>^Cll~n;dy, B. S. wl.tj rs. Hoiihe of Toyi, 1-1 First avenue, the proptt- pai-kjiuint,* fw thfm. Mid- [roll rrih with *i.\tra youth rail «tul LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- mate. Monmouth ConsVrviction Co.. oldiiiK htKh t-hiiir Jl.'i. Phone Atlantic netnl friimcs: two mil lahlr^, two tirm tutr.i' rhildrcn 10 to l."j, French and: HtKliway U.'i, ni Headden's Corner. Phone 11nntie Highland:!. Phone 1 -07fi 1. dlrtown Rtfrijrtraliun, Highway 35, I?PI rhair.«; ^ttprni Windows and screens. V-fi COOLEJ1ATOR, "ciiiiacity'50 pounds paired: used lawn mowers for sale. ithi'tniitic-s. Hours between 10 n. m.',1 phnnc Middlvtown ;.-02ft!>.» Rnl Hank fi-J-144. KltKH KKiHT fur quick snlo. Suven _q _ Phone Krd Hank tl-nl 1.'.. C'nlt Rnl_Hnnk fi-4nS9-R.» Also used safe for sale. Davis Lock- B-.024-W new 82ox20. 10-ply Get.tt'Ul bun unit UATOUS'nni. firtavi's. Omi't EVKUA1, BUtn CA(iES": iis"i> iTliVci-ii'. CROSLKY REFHIGKRATOR, 6~cubl smith Shop, Route 35, Key port. Pick-up 1 GUARANTEED used pin games. Tut COULERATnit ICKI1OX, KOOII cunditinn. ii;uii,;sj, AJM» i.A VV.NSJ prcpui-cil for .- ruck cusinKB; two new BOOxlIO,. 10-iily nit until tin; hot wc.ithcr to decide inir cak'c. $10 for the lot. I'hone Kcd feet, Chk'kerinK Ilnby Grttnd piano, and delivery service, phone Key pert 7- ro-sceiMni; uilh rototillcr. Also lawnl{ some life in ihut recreation roo*n or -tcncnil bus nnd truck ensin^rs; two rc- — -buy now while the IT 11 re « few avail* ank fi.4_6.'l't-.l nfter ,'i p._m.» Any cvrniiKT nftrr ti p. m. I'hone electric stovr, Bcndix home laundry, •JSM. cellar bar toum. Alto used Juke boxee, A tin ntic HiKHlajHla I-0-10-M. TLII for with smnll power mowcri nppc.1 31)0x'ZO 10-.ily GcT.ev»l bus nnd able. Miil.Uelnwti Ref riKoralion. High- 1N1NG' ROOM" SET! smalir walnut", room suites, Duncan Phyfe dininic t'ucktr, phone Eat on town 3-00 7 4-J. t$O0 nnd upi in guaranteed condition. .ruck casings; mode. AH Mnck, four- way a.*i, phoncMiildlctowii .'•-n.jp'j.*__| watrrfall style seven pieces, tab! . • oom suite, wash int; m 11 chine, rn.iple an S4-HOUR SERVICE on tfa* rtpalr of Call or write. Majestic Am use men tn, I TJ - cylinder, rebuilt hea\y duty motor, rnn.- WATCH "OUK "showrooms" for the Int' mr chairs, chin.i closet and buffet, tnn, S» per IQ0, i'han« raahoKuuy lied room suites, mi.plc urn* radloi And #ltctric*l tppIUncet. 17 W»t IUrK«!n ptatt. Red Bank 6-2U7. lete, rcntly to work, iloro Buses, Ucd cst in fitnrc Fixture8. On displny noon able pails, linen cloth and scarf in- Kryport 7-27 IJ -It. room act, iron porch set, mnhocHny UJUNl wallpapers, witslinhle. tank 6-0^67, nt MJddletowr. lU-f J incratinn. HiRhwny luded. l'honc Atlantic IllKhlandi. 1- CLRAKAftCB" OF common furniture. dinette. inncrfiprinK mnttrcss. Othc W* »11 for and deliver. Harold'* BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES sunfast, for every room in your home. phono Middlrtown n-{)'^(»9.*__ ___ Kitchen IBIJ.PS, chairs, iron V)eils. hi\ir ittms too rmmevous to mention.- En>y Btdio *nd EUctrie 3ho», 34 West 10 rolls sitltwal', complete for I-.1)8, IBVERAL PALOMINO hotBts nnd colt*. THAT MARVELOUS" Phllco freezer. Vounv Guernsey cow with cnlf. Shcitr* liOAli HOG. White, nnr yenr old. miit tresses, bed pillow*, porch swin^-, prr-dit terms. Hurdle** Wnreho Front •tratt, Rtd Bank. Phone *• RINf; LAKK—Frosted food and ^-f patterns and uunntlty limited. Klarln'w moilr-1 A«H 24. filled with n variety Stutdle Ridftc Ftirm. Phone I Franklin fircplaci* stovr, romhliuition (Next, tn Steinbnch buildir.K), Clay ienUsscn. Five freezers, dairy cute* J'aint Store, -6 Monmouth street, Hcd Wood, opposite Nursery, Colt's Nrek. •f f »-«T.PII fi^o*ls • Is still nvnitnbW to 1744- UklEVHOLEf TRUCK. Alsn hay and 1 nnd ens stove. Jolt n L. Miniiwh. stri'i't. or renr of 125 Brond street, He :tc\ (.ond lease, less than Inventor/. Uk 1»h^S3S you for llfifi. Terms arranged. Mid- ffiNIAtiJlTlTT^^CH'gRsr^lihT wreks Itunison road. Phone Ktin.soti 1 -07 I fi,* nn 1'Hk. UKST PRICES |MJd lor ratfa, iron, •rice, C H. Woodruff, 67 Gcorgt'i NEW AND USED lumber. If we whent and rye straw. T. T, Van- dlrtown KpMRcriilinn. Illnhwiiy 3.1, hoick. MtdAl old, blnek-tan. A.K.C. roistered. Call T ALMA hoiiiT triiikrr7inc~yciir I'OW Eli LAWNMOWER. Ba mctai and paper. <.l^t.U», junk denier ticet. Freeholds Phone K-Q439-W. J haven't got it, wo enn Kct it. Lowest excellent, enndition. On trrms iLAUIUl.i HULBS, ItloomeiR, 100 for 1-honr M'u.illrtnwn a-O'-iP^.* . tier 7 p. m, Moun, Wtlunn Strat ton engine. Hownrd frame, 19' '1\$ Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, I1R1 VliNti COMBINATION lir,uor and^i prices in town. Keanaburj: Lumber Co.. VlCfl1iRrAN"R(lSEWOOl"l sofn. OVHI t»- 1 car fire house, Port Monmouth. Phone $2.uoi). Ifs.i for ra.sh. Call LifMit. Wrh- ineli cutting width. Used only a few Phone Ked Bnnk tS-ir,67-R. Will mil grocery store, adjoinini* sevcn*room Inc., Highway 36 mid Franklin nvenue, #1, postpaid. Brilliant deep orniiKO, luirir 6-(Ki4:t-J.» stcr, Ka ton town a-1060, extension 1S96 U ari plated. Beautiful in Ito'iqnots or liles, tilrro-drawer fihest, hall rack, tninutrs nnd in pcrFrct condition, Phon AUCTIONEER AND Appraiser. B. ti. muse (lor sole). Immediate possession*; Kcanshiirt:. I'11onr ,!><*>p.?^ £R 6-0G5S, pine fonr-drnwer client. Prnnsylvnnia CJXS HOT WA'tER hcatn-. with John or 1326. Rumson 1-1J174 aftrt- _4_p._m.* Coats, 4'Ju Bath avenue. Long Branch. 'hnnr- Cod Until; fi.t-.7H ' flown' beds. Uufold * Trlfald Co- TRiiKVIStON likCKIVEK, RCATHnodTt rent on4,N. J. Hutch sink, corner wlmt*not, uhnirs, nn- liuhtrr. Almost new. Phone Red Dnnk TWO SETS, twin beds, one mnple, on" Phone 6-ir>9l4. 1 HP-J.* dttion. _ Cull K.itontown It-OI'.SS-W. _ without mnttress, child'h rockinc h tor Sales. Pho^t Red Bnnk 6-00 40. Ash Ichooli, Box 1533. Hcranton. Pa. Local Long Brunch C--1 13 7. less, } nsi-L'lieide pnint. A hi«h Riiiclc UiV of cUlnn, clocks, lumps ntnl IHVRC KRI'iiUiAlRE." four 'cubic feet, $l.r.7 bns- whh sent. St Ili-idicc avenue, back phone Market --1C64: •venings, Mont* cold wnter puiiit coiitniiilii« UDT. Ap-vitrirty of colored clnss lump (-hades. THHKE-HOLK Incust 'pos'tV fnr pnnc for Mr. Brit ton. VuUlt SP1RELLA ia 7i7r~Tli-Jivul(jnl «HT- tJnctto with Miuid ?a. 7 3:1 Rivn- nrw ilinrr. Red Ptink,* lair 2-1SU5. _ - t— inent. btyled just for you. bjsed ply with brush or .sprnyrr. 1'i'rd I>. (Ither thinsts too numrrniin to mention. nd rail fencing; aUo i''.\1"-7' HIH Stn.isUc.'vy's, Middletown, Five Corntr. .T"xl"-7f incus t; used chrstniit rails roiitl. Fulr MIIVCII.*_ TAltXK,' BUKKBT," chiiTu cnhlnct, nredi IRON RAILINGS for porcnti. stair- U(;ft"w"\Y~n; vi:> J^ij measurements uf our improved flit. Wilt off Co. I'hono Red Hank C-nr>a4. minor repairs, modern walnut design frontauc on MiKhwiiy ?,:,, Completely A Kits perfectly nil over. Cal] for I CHOICE PEHK-NNIAIJS. IncIudiiiK I'a- Phono At hint In HJKhlniid.s \ •027n-W.« TliAVER "HAHY "cnrrtiiiFrT M'nctluiHy $'J<|. Phono Jled Mke4rsnK« ways, etc. Madt la order by Sec- Rut 3. >Kir"l*t)\VBR IiiwTimnwcr, Cuts 30 ..< new, nrry colur. Can bo wen liny- quipped. Price S-S.TSU! bowlinj? nllcys,^ fittings no obligation Lo buy. Phone ciHi! Hybrid Delphinium; Coin in hint 1 ftort Company, 'i\ ytat* at S Weil 'l'VJO'i), hirliiilts rrjil estate; . ~ Kntnntown 3-fil!fiO-M. aillurdiu, and Phl«x; also Rolcctc. :ivtjii, S'Z't.UOii, iiiclildes stouk, -it-room| riclics ttladtoli buliis. Myron P. _jitir_ ItlKhlntids 1-0.S-1.'i.* lotcl, liti it or license unit restaurant. ( KuzieKy. Neptune Hi«hwny, Kutontown. .hndes. All our roses are evrr-hloom- SLWtNtJMACtliKE, trratUc t'node'l, irood 'honp Red Hank 6-4Ti8p->R.* ^__ WE BUV AND SELL »ny thingl ihir. ihcludint; Iruil trees nnd mnny SONORA TA11LB tnoilci radio, perfect Ki.OUd; hufdware stort with spacious i size -10, blue phild spor condition, S'-IS. ill l-'irst street, Kcy- COUCH "ANIl CHMR7 Jtood coii^HiFn SEWING MACHINES repaired. Free in- Contents of homes, storei, estatci, other flowers find shrubs. Wr welcome ?.'i0; En ay wnshiiiff mitchine. 53.1 ivinff tiunrtci-B. $18,000. Wenrt-Ncmeth • rOULTRY plutkcr. Very cont. brimd new, never'worn. Cost $11.*) siitction. Pickup »nd deilverj. Mu- Accnt-y, 42 llroad street. Phon* Red' eellan, attlct, china, ictaaBW&re, in> tors to Modern Hose NursmcR. KlJLVLSrAfORr'fi™cu"W~fi'ctr~exi:ciirnt itrheu cabinet with linoleum top, 910 ch tne« bought and aolrt, I'hone Ued little sed. Cost $333, PIIPHC Allan* Hitrhway 36. Port Monmouth. Phone *cll_la0__Phi._ni; Rrd Hunk 6-217it.* inoronce heater, $10; threc-burnrr Hank 6-2J-10,^ ^ tlquts, art obiccts and til bric*». conditinii._ Cn]| Itcd Hank B-4S22.* _. Bank 6-^138. Sewina Machine Service r ^^p KranKbui-ff^ G-111T-R. BETSV ROSS Spinet piano, prnctlcully .. stovr. ?9. Call after 6 p. ... VE(JETABLE~Si ANl) for summeF"3ii'- brae. Kuscil'i, 'i& Eusl front street. WE" HANDLE AM* flntB. vr ct»blc, new, SR'iO. with bench. 167 Newman HORSES—Oni. chestnut ycldi ntr, liuhl Co.. Silveraidf avenue. Uttte Silver.- K HOOVER VACUUM" rlranrr. also one ill day Saturday and Sunday, 12 Mon ttUML MVJUKHNlZiNt;. Up to thitt son, -6U Port Monmonth road, East) Thou* Red Bank 6-1C93, flowers nnd potted plants. Specialize hand clcniirr, hnth in prrfrct Sprinjes .Road. mu«c uiul twit. Mi.i.'s horsp. S10»; roe nvein.P. Shrewsbury. fCpitnsburw. Phona Keanshurs 6-1237-M Kcmnlunifl. Do mi nick DeVito. Nnvc- SAW TABLE. 6-Inch Made; nevrr used" nlsn 2 quiet well m mine red chilrlrcn'a fears to pay. Estimates free, (ieneru condition: reasonable. Call Red Bnnk MlSN\S AND VVO'MEN'S clothlnjr repairs and alterations, mnsunry, car- iftcr Ti p. m. sink nvenue, Humson. Phone Rumson C-27 4 3-W. $20; pair Kiirnne ilonrs, Sx".6 fret horses. C. W. Keck, Tenant, Road. KAN BELTS AND PULLEYS for elec- shoes, costume jewelry, luKgngc, Vc pentry, small or large. Wt spec.allio In -AI3IES'" ACCESSOUY fttore, only itore) 1-062U. noYI,E"CYCI.O lnwn mowrr. Can be It. 167 Newmnn Sprincs road, Tlei Rohevtsvillr. nctlan blimla, wroush iron floor lamp of it.", kind in Mnmnouth county,. tric motors, in slock. Douglas Klec Dank. (IAS SfOVK, four burners, color 'ti-aiii remodeling homes Into npnrtments. tric Co., 35 East Front street. Phone POWER LAWN MOWER, 20-ineh cut; seen by appointment. Phone Red torch furniture, 12x12 chenille rug, Phoir Atlantic Highlands 1-15S5-M. -lock and fixtures included. Ill net* I !s h. P. Lnmon 4-cycle engine. Dorfi Bnnk B-4f,SS-J. tOVEt.Y KITTENS given nway to Rood jirrrn; pot stove practically new. .vyotnl pri*m rhnndrllcr. SS Ocenr Red Hunk 6>OI2a tfood condition, rensonnble price. Sfct'ilL; iANKS and uedspuoia cieaiiL-a 'orces mo to EC*. nt this time, tS.700. nmonth, clcnti job on the finest lawn TUXEDO SUIT, size 37. in Bond condi- homes. Inquir<411II IT eti t avtw 2l^C-iit.!2 Cente' nuvt'r l htreeIlOltO Doulrvnrd. Atlnntic Highlands. Fh Jail in person at this office for further TWO-PIECE LIVINC room suite, cheap and will also cut the tnll pm«« and llrigjit. CalClll SSe n BiHrighht 2-0173-WW. I ".h.ni KntiMitov.n 3«(Uii--\V. 1-1642. alto dry wells, drains installed. Es- also metul cot, opens up to mnk tlon. Phone Red_Biuik 6-037.VW. timates ttlven. Oscar Becker, 4? Sec n formation. GK in Acre Agency, 107 weeds ripht up to tree trunks, shrubs IT PIANO, two FOLDING BABY CHwltipe. ?2Q; nlslTon SKUNK JACKET, size 36-3S; rrochetei First avenue, Att:intIe_Hlehlnndi. double bed. Can be seen at 50 William nnd fences. Eniy to operate. Phone TWOUSEirsOUNIl nn'fllm projectors. burner, IH~>, Mrs. C. Hanscn, 10 Scc- ond street. Fair Haven. Phona Red Bank street, Rcd_Bnnk.* Bell and Ilowcll t\~u, Ampru SIB.',: intf. Irisx thnn orlirtnal. Call "Red hnnriuet cloth. Call Lone Branch 4 i-KM, WKU/KSTABUSHEn candy nnd sta- Sea BrlBht_S-007U. Bank fi^fi^?. __ 'UiBq^ l tionery move: I\1BO house nnd „ .-,„ FUKNACE BLOWEfi'S, ailsu see UB fo both in splendid condition. Phone Long 406^. HAY BALING, Comtrin.mi. mowing nnd SADDLE HOUSES—(jiviiiK up ridiuu A'SHIlfo~MAC!liNE. Unlvemnl: KOO<1 , MAY '.!», private collection :VENlRG~r)RESS, sice IS. pink- bride ot-iited in Red Rank. Call evenin^x. Red SI oU \>urntT motors, pump tnotoTb, etc. school. ?.'i(J up. Thomas S, Field. Rrnnrh fi.4"ilr,..R. raklny; also plowln«. diacina. aowt Dout'lns Electric Co.. 35 Bast Fron BOXEP. PUPPIES. AKC. $73 and condition: rensonnble. Cnll Red Unnk nntiques and other articles. S. A. mil id dress, size 1-1, blue. Best 4 C etc. First-class equipment, genuine, not Bnnk 6-402'J-R," IMion.- Red (lank fi-0S61. up. MncKell_«jj__Unio 11 Lane. Hrie 11c. streec'. Phone Bed Hank G-01^9. Phone Red Bnnk_6.4n4-.^2. G.,11,26. _____ Erich worn once, $10 etich. Cull Re duration farmer* Ralph Mahcr, Holm, LVlNCHEONETrE. fountainsuntnin,, full eqpqu*nu ' \\ DlNlNc; ROOM SET. muho«nny; rnv HIT RKCORUS «t Tustlnn's. "iTTIon^ HL PLANTS. Petunias, zinnias, Bnnk_6.416I.W after 6 o'clock.* del. Phone 9-8301. MOTORS—NOW W« soniiblc. Cnll Kcansburg ti-i.*i<.i.-\V. MAN'S TUXEDO' suit, sir.e 3S, smalC irnt, threc-ypur lenuses . Ren" t S12J. fx-.V mouth strrct: "Run, Run, Run," "Na- olds, cosmos, snnpdrasons, lark- AKTl Q UE STATlOG A"N Y—corner ceplinnal income. Sell! plenty of new 1-6, 1.4, 1-3. i~2 H $1(1: man's white suit, size 3n. SS: spur, senbiosn, tuberous be^onina. cu p FOR INSURANCE: of all kU;ht, little as $H monthly. Nn down pay w; both si7.c 16. Call cvenine*. Mrs. plotures ot nrtlut* »t Tunt.njt'i., Ifi Mon. PlANO—Upright, Stelnwny, matchlnu Kumson t-0740-J. Harvey C. Tilton, ment. Call Red Bunk 6-4444. MOJI furnish complete homes, npiwtmcnts ja.&tl prr iloxen. Honey Rt>e l'lowers, John Wnlzer. rnriiir Branch and Maple stool, nt tractive 11 n marred mahoftany Hriio nlnce, Ru_m«m; LISTINGS wnntcd. If you hnv* a hou«» mould Construction Co., Hishwny 3J, n and Imnyalow!. Ituscil's. 2: East avenur. Little Silver.* innujlli strceU_Rcd llnjik.* ppcr lli'onil street. Red Dank. Phone exterior, nearly new interior, includinsr ( AV2 BAY'S 'RIDtKti STABLE hns wonderful for sale; bujeis wnltlng. U, V. K. H. H^tiddcn'a Corner. PIANO, I.AUTER tipriiclit, In good con REMEMBER THE SOSfc the band fclti. Will be tuned tor buyer. Phone Front street. Thonc Red Bat)k 6- played at your first dance V Your horses to rifle, beautiful trnils, Stout. 77 Broad Btrect. I'hone Red Bank KON-KAUlNti, lull filiur icxilene ico dltlnn: reasonable. SO Willow street. TBOR AUTOMATIC wnahint: mnchinci Red Bunk «-I710,»_ 6*'J I -I I, ( 1693, personal "theme unnir" when you found excellent condition. Mrs. Miller, Phone TRACTOR, R. hard roads; nlso has pony truck covers 512. Ju nt J, H. Mount Co.,* coi li- Haven, phone Red Bnnk 6-1810-11. tfc. IUU tiAVliNU a puriy | Wn> not ner Maple a'venue and White Btrcc you were in love ? Here they nrc nt Entontown 3*1060, rxtcfision SfiS, I P. " ------1,-1NCH P1.ATE ULASS mirrors-. HUSH "SETTER" niiPTiies, ihnmjiionshiii TuBtlns'a In nltmetlvo album—I'-I al- . _ _ _ Rumson 1- aUJLTKiRAPHINQ, rent a Juke Ho* fur that * pedal oc- Htd Riin^t. Phone 6-f"104.__ 1 1 stock. I'hone Rilmson 1-1288-M, bums to Relent from. You'll jret n Jr. Joccd 11 Farms, Marlboro. I?.' casion; or a P. A. dysiem for • nominal 3fi .-.t"x46 ,i,", 113; lv\o (licceB 11 publio stenograph/, mallinK, notary 42l|."x46", $15 each; remove silver, ICBDOX—Cheap. Mrs'. Llillnn Clark". "bang out of these—good HgtcnlnK, 0386. _____^ hold 8-0103-M.a. public L*Utfcrift, 69 Broad *treet, Red fee t (Jnll or write, Majestic Amme- ABOUT i'00 PA1TERNS of discon. ideal for picture windows: French doors New MnnmnntM Hond, New Mon-too. Tusllng'e, 16 Monmouth street, TKWUT BACK bar nnd mnhoRiiny bar IVY CANOPY coaconl ranseraSs , with warm* ~ nk. Phone «-086« monti, 15-17 Wcat B^gen plac«, Rid 25 feet long. Phone Red Ilnnk 6* tinucd washable nnd sunfast wall* 24"x6' 2", leaded glass, complete hard- moiith. CaJI Mlddlctown fi-03,-i8-R. Red_ Bnnk^ inir oven, in excellent condition. Phone ELECTRIC MOiOK rebuilding la our Hnnk. Phono 6-KU7. ware, IIS, Phone Atlantic Highland* 19S1, or cnll at Max's Bar, 30 Maple Red Bank 6-11 SO.J. paper, ECK/n off. Klarin'i, 26 Mop. IF MOTHS DAMAGE your~uB "wllhTn RECORD SPECIAI* nt Tu»tlnK'», Tfl nvenue, Red Bnnk._ bui.ne-.tt Cnll u» tor quick ncrvice 1-027 0-W.' OKBAT DANE DOG- - ,. 7 months, femitle, T^ STUD— Henvy coated dark red mouth itrcct, Red Bnnk. Phone <• five years, Berlou will repair or re- Monmouth street. Free sis-pocket nl- fft Electric Co., 35 Kant Front Cocker Spaniel, Copper Boy, ion of LIGHT QRADINR—Top toll for sale: place It without cost to you. Tiny Ber- bum And nuperh snpphlrc needle (retalln STUDIO COUCH—Excellent condition, rensonnblc. Phone Red Bank g'a57<»R. «tree(. Bed Bnnk. Phone fl.012S. 38.18. toTRRe space. Cnll Mrs. Smith, Amcrlci,':. fnmoM?. proiluciriB red, Cl*,T^i- Brnvel. Mannino, I.aurfl avenue, lou today. WriKht Stores, 30 Monmouth for $1.50) wUh pur chime- of nny sis SIX-PIEOB DERKEY ojfg bedroom PAINTER, DECORATOR itnd pl^pT Baton town 3-1060, extension 11)12 dur illtc, I ISO; ll-plfcc llvinK room, 1100. plon Kiish's lioldt-n Boy, Copper flly Mlddlctou-n. i'hone Mlddlctown S-01fS3 street. Phnnc Red Bnnk 11-2222, Columbia record". Tunling'*, 16 Mon- hanccr. 2'> yenra experience, csti sires pups of excellent typo nnd dl*- MODEL SUPPLIES—If. O. trains. flyin nfter fi P. M. Wj: deliver promptly.* mouth^fttrect, Red Rank.* in(f__dny, c.xtcnsUin ."70 evcnlriRs. Ilotlt in excellent condition. Antique matei cheerfully given. Louis Cassnn, nnd solid mode! plants, Jet nicer t\VO~SCREEN ndORS,"stnndi\rd~a.« chary licil, $8.50: very flno wine and poition, Inspection Invited. Jeannt BA~BY'S~HXfHWEtTE, *5. Phone Rum" NEW SIMMONS HUle-n-bcn, laiise Box 866, R. F. D. I, Shrewsbury nvc shell jewelry kith, X-Aetu, leather crnf •J7 Sprint? street, Red Hank. sherbet glnsscs, wine decanters. Other l)u Hols. Mu tin lapnn Hond, Freehold. son 1-0386, sofa type. Satrlficc, Phone Red frresnivc Joit" nlbum. Like the ftrnt nuc. Red Bnnlt. Phone fl»41>'i4*NV. 1'hone Freehold K.11310. kite, UnoUutn, block print, wood carv- 1 "KITOHBN PORCELAIN top liTlile with aiitlnuu china. Call Atlnntlc Hlghlunds AUTO RADIATOHS—New, uljil und Bnnk 6-O:33-\V after 4 p. in., on* , thin will be nnothcr sell out, EluhL YOUR PE'fS BATHED with speclnl ing. House of Toys, 121 First avenue two chn.ra, dining room nultc, oak. 1-0060, OIL LAMPS converted (or fleetrio Atlantic Ill^hlnnds. Phono 1-0761. iccundUluniid. All mnkcti, all tyiies, flelectioni of instrumental nnd vocnl ex- shampoo. Kilts flens and lice, nlso nil years on hand or nvailahlc. Give Friday. nmplcs Jn proirrca»Ivo %'ein. Henr thin complete: L. C. Smith typewriter. Phone GBNBiMt, ELECTtilC .un lamp, with NOTHING TO CHANliE or More, RUKI; Entontown 3-305*1.* Ity, Lamp* rewired. W« call for KeeP3 them olf fnr weeks. Only S3* us a try first. Red Bank Radiator at TintinR's, 16 Monmouth street. Red tiiM lin stand; iitso collnpiiible btvby l)o. luruv ur email lands 3-1300, extension 233 or after RECEfVEi) NICE se1c~cl!o!i~oT~P a" tMtnM/ tub, lumps, china closet, chtst of dmw< r.:3il P. M., Atlantic Highlands 1 termn. TuBtitm Plnno Company, BnnK« try. Writ* or phone. Long Brunch Shoppe, aa boater street, River Pliua« I find things; attend auctions, unlei e-rs, tnctnl twin beds, 116 Shrewsbury nnd__Hond directs. Anbury Pnrk,* Conjroleiim ru«8, sixes 6x1), 7 *£. CHlJfA CLOSET, good condition, 110. •hows. What can 1 find for you? Cal IKITiO-J.' Oxlll'i, 0x12. Priced from 15.05 to -M500. 89 North Broadway, Long Phontj Red Bnnk 6-1227. nvtnue,_Red Bunk. MAOl^A'VOX COMRINATION~JTiTnnn; Cnll Rumson l-0fl68-M. 152 River Brunch. Zwlekl't Live Poultry Mnrket. evenings, Saturdays, K. L, Martin C'OLLIES^—PcdlKrced, reKlRtcretd. Liberal Ilonully fine stock, I too up. V. II Bank,«______^ Stout, Lewis bulldlns. 77-70 B BOATS never worn. Cost uvir $lno, stll ior Other model*, new, from 1210,50 to scat daveniiort, mttnl couch with •treet, (over Newberry itore.) Jo wane* for trsde-ina; caty ttrtn r.rlvnu, Phone, Freilloltl 8-0638, BABY CARRIAGE. Thuyer, unert thrre mattress, drcEser, two-burner oil heat* tvalluble. If you now own n I'luno, k«e J7Ti cash. Rail Kntonlown 3-0074-J. ISSO, TiMtlng's, 16 Monmouth street, JOHN IIOSIATO Maion and p!a»t.rln« PR13I) KAKWELL. Chrysler marln. mo. YANKEE TRADBK, HI«hVi,r"35rnen7 EnfflUh •ervli-e months, $25, Phone Red Bunk cr, Seen after 6 p, m, Chlsholm, 35 Hub- it tuned and in if"od condition. Bru dlnnerwnrr fnr 12. Drnutlfully hnnd 4259.* contractor, Hcaddtn'a Corner, Middle- tors; mnrine motori ropnlred, ttdrtMti Haxlet, is now open for business with -ig0*~LOCUSf POSt"S~»rid chertnut rnll», bard nvenue, River Plain. town. P. O, Box 643, Rtd Bank. Phon Kenerutors, Ignition, Bonts any ,1M E. An..Jfi'.<Vnyni brlttled. Allen Electric Shop, 1 MBIlCUKY UUTUOAKIIS, the sensation (,.L.U-..H jitAUiUlt, with L-iiltlvator n mou teHsunabl* prices, Phone Key- dubk, troiidoln, counter nnd othtr HU three 6-foot porch ralllnRs; wnlnut fin- tnchmcnU, Rtiod condition. Phonu A fixtures. 2fi;t Monmouth road, Onkhurnt.' HinKH "You Cnn't He Tru«, Penr" ish double bed 1 three-quurU** ninttress! Whltt itreet, Phone Red Bnnk fl-Ofil'.. of 1047. now showing the I94B line lit port 7-2703, Open dally, Including SI 11 nt tn dot 1 "I've Got H Crush or MOV1NU DUNK, very clicup. Cnll Fisher J, II, Mount Oo,, corner Mnple nvemit tnnlli* Iliffhllindi J-027O.W/ __ Sunday, Ynu"Yni l "Lnrooo, LnroLnroo LIML MIi Doltru,lrut " by flU rhnirn, fl tnch, Sun tiny or MOJI- BUSINESS NOTICES and Whit, itreet, Red Dunk. Phon, e YANKEti TKAIIKK, liltthway HI,, neni jhaltA hitiay till II, reifiilntor, hffivy Co mot Mills tiro it. In "Confess," 1'ejiny dtiy 0 to 2. A Mcrklo, 5 Atlnntlc way, Brnthen or Schwnrti Auction Room nini nt 1C1 Oevn llazlct. Uuys nnd sells antiques, firu* duly air comi-russnr, Cnll Red Bnnk' Lr.o ».ln«s "Unnimbiil It'* tho Sumbn, Sen Hlht* AHTHUR G. BOYCG. pamtlng conlr.c Phone Red Bnnk W-.12.3, st KnUisbury. nrms, china, glasl, curios nnd anything Jon IIMCI Sondra Htetle ntntt "My Hni.pl. fHSVKll HAIIY CARRIAGE, linliy hns- tor. exterior and Interior palntlni. ••• 20. FOOT DOUBLE end trnlnlm slnrt, enumel top kitchen set, rens- tlmntea supplied on larg, or smnll Jobs. FLOOU-WAXINO. Call Rtd Bank BXHY enrfliif,'t<, Intcres'lnt;, Phona Koyport 7-27DU or II tnble, Exctl- ness," GnrUon MucRuc, "II'H MHKIC" : boats, $12; cuch, (S»lls txtrn.) hoiiL' Monmouth "l("e ncw Itnt (Tonditlon, 33 DouKhty Ijftnt. nniilijp. Cim Roil llnnk »-'J0'J4-M.' hirst clm» work bj nrsctlctl p»lut»-«. 4*247B. Suverlor Floor Waxing Htuvli I'MI llnnk fl-m7, "Jllfit Mrniiln'" liy lUck .Stnhllr," OurU CH—(Jood fiftsortmtnl uf T-jiincsiu1*. Fair HIIVPII.* Day hlniTH "l.ovr Sontrhody," "ncclcliii" I'BW "llD>l"(iA"i;oW mtiit nml PIIIIN, smnll IMloje Rumuon 1.U66I, . Co. prlvat* homt our ipcclalty. B. Sehwlntl, 44 South Bny avenue, i t Vtctrnln, illnitik' lnl)!r, f-lilclionrd. rock* n.U¥~XNTi SECf secuniPhand ulothtL • lllaliliuul!. K wnlkti'fc: iilso mime Hpulled vvratcriia r)Vi r'ilb~'\)K'\"'hf~ot\kf t /iriiy Ii>[n i\ mill "lllniliwtnri" liy Jim (lurlirr, Ank lilt-u dm tul oulihtct, IuH innble, Cull fm- fne nrtlsts* vU'tuvcs i\t Tuttln cr* um! klUHcnwulc. MvUnCt Tnrk ft\'e> must be In ituml condition. I, Kcr- ; l «lllf,H blioc nml pu'ilts, VUUora wckonu, Cluster 1 AL CUNTKACTOR und uuaipou Hnrsu I'arm, nvar Wlcknlituk. on Kim< KinjiAliiii-K R''MT.S ur timui o 11L III I'lnc- Monmniilli htrrct, Itcd Hunt..* lull , En.Ht KrnnnJilll'K,* bcr, -01) Hlirtiwsbury avenu*. Rid Bank ulflanod I uartinif and KrndhiK. tu Phum lu^iiikljiH'l K fi.lliBli until fi 1'. M 1 r r l T.IK 1'01'tfLAIl (J(..ul!i;iillSutbDaf",i~mo MUIJKHN STVinU runcli, rtlivrtl mil llnhlowii rund I'lmur lit.lr.ukI it.flitsi iew 11 vi 11 ur, KLiinsbuiK. ' iNKorn i;Art S0N" L'0VK*aBA'i ; Cuntom ninilcT I'hoiio li-IKim-W, itlli matiurot lilt dirt, clndora. vravoi am turs now on ill»\il«j, ',1 h. », ll intiicM'fitiif tnHthi n; murooii tnpc KCireg^QP" Milt. 5u per "smmrc (nut. AOiMI'ICK — LiimitlmiU """nutoninlTc H ml son Amei'lpiin Corp.! brand nv\v, No room for mimr, Mi'bt Vi't tntun VTVCUUto pennon tcinilroii. any make •and, Entimntca elvcn. Phone Red tinn nt nnly ISH.9S: s Ii, n, nllornnte twl try ill i'i nvtr. Trice I JO. i'tionc Jic Thoinoi S, Field, phone Hcd Sunk 6* wnshcr, J150, Cnll LOIIK IJnuicti 6* npver tifrdi compirtr with cry • tut j |-00 It. Cnll nt roiivrnkiuc, 102 White Alien Kl.ctrlo Shop. IS Whit, ttr.et, 6.148-1, Oscar Becktr, 47 Second itree 1180.60. J. ll. Mount Co,, 11 U llk «3047N* 0SI1, CntJ Red Uiink l-OUy^W. ktrcct, tilu'CMebury,* - Bed Bank, Fair Haven. kvenue, Hcd Bnnk, RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 27, 191S Paee Thirteen

BOATS WANTED TO RENT SITUATIONS WANTED AUTOMOBILES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FIVE OR SIX-ROOM unfurnished houx WOMAN 11ESIRES lioiilion a. baby i9S4 PONTIAC—Cnil MAN—To hr!p landsrnpn «;irdfn^r KEMALB—Uookke f.,r RIVEK Ko.Mi. u ItNiot . Y..'i. ',KNCV — Ii. IN WATER—Ready to go. 22-foot cabin at'r.i,", v* boat. Large cockpit, model A com* with ei wanted Immediately itter. Call lied Bank 6-4540-* __^U7J!-J nfttr Ji:$0 p. !.orn« experience prpfcrcd. Call Htd .Vutintial c-iuh retia four .' 'ifr. * r »r. ,' •I h«'n. »» plete conversion with 100% marine re- Red IJank or vicinity..- .-. Yearly rentu WOULb LIKE TO TAltE care of child 1945 GMC~KACK BODY ?7 Bank fi-MS.VJ-M.* min-hiii6. Apply at M. C. Knu Mann- rom live room 1J., • n' rcj'-m-i and N'ltn. I': r Excellent references, reiisonable for workint: mother in my home. Call miles: snow plow, tooli itnd Hcceit- SOilA* r»Ifil*KNSEfi,""m»;>"." »t*»il"y' job. facturiliK fo.. J3J Crttk Utia(ff Kcur..- *"1 r- •;• .•ir.it.inr,. IIU'.'I, Tlinrn:i. verse gear, excellent mechanical con- lit -'I,I dition, fully equipped. Including cushion! Write. Thuon E. Blower, 1400 4thMrs. Wobb, Hul Hank C-300S.' snrios included, «.pnre 11 r*> and chains. Cnrltim S»Tit .Shiippi'. ntxt t-> C*«rN bllTK. _ _ _„ _ •• ' .TI.I •1 K.i.- Kror.'. i-.r.f-. I'.icr.e H jind moorintt. Price $750. Phone Lonn street, extension Monongoht-la or phine YUlfiJG "MXN llE-SIRES to trim hciljjes Call Runibon l-0f.6S-M. \Wl Uiver Road, tun thcKtii. Phit»v U.-d Ilnnk 6-M»H/ StEN'()(iRAPlfia!." with or »"iihou-. ••*'• Wil'li'arn H Ii I,'"'.nt ir •, ki-.n Branch 6-0IH8. Lone Drnnch_6-21f>li-J. in Ihe evt-mii.-. and cut lawn. Do odd pnlntlntr by It u in. fiKNKKAT" HOUSKWORK Kit. Live" in ; pcrit'UT, hav.r^ knowledge of book- K • i m ,t i [i l - ' • t; u •.. SAILBOAT— Excellent condition^ iTko THHEEOK FOUR-ROOM apartment. lh<- juli. For intrrviuw, fall E. L. Copi- WAKTKP —I'J31 to 1036 Chevrolet, Ply- ••ffrrnirrs I'hnno Iluni-nn 1 -1 4 T r._-J. keepiriK. One whu i^ norurnl" »:wl [..,•- MTTI K >1I.VKI 1. ..- . i::cn "n. ••, hi • .i. • n •:<•>i fi r« - Inrtfe yard, Belrniir, Krd Bank or vi- lia:.d-ri.. Vi- t>. i:n fl' -1' ; v•lot suitable for uutbonrd. reasonable. laml. Rid Bank 6-2J:iC-M_aftir 3 p. m.» nu>u:!i or model A Ford, in ttood con- RKCISTERElT I'hiirmTn-i^t. (I-n.d salary at sufi neat IIHIMI writintr. SIHIC 'in ii- c;nit>. Cilli or writt. Serpc G.''ii:in, 3^7 EXl'EItlE.Nt.'EU" laundress wishes " Inuii" dition. I'linm? Lone Uranch 6-O6U4-W. tU-ntions iiiul mitMry rxp.cttd. Wn:-'. x •in.- t' '1 il *».!< Call Red Bank 8-351U.- ni'.d houi s. 11o?piUi!:?.i' :>>ti ' n«ui nni-e •"'i •' - \ yt Bro^ilw»y._N. Y-. Cltnul K.VIWI. Iry wuik il home. Phone Red Bank or write -iUU We«t Columbus I'loce, LOIIK 1 1'. O. l!i..\ tUT, lUd limik. »ranch.\ iiiul re!ire men; lit nt lit . Apply Whi-tan I'K.MAI.E—l.iuVndr'y inrkfr i'.r Wry H. 1 t.k. 1'!Ton- • MERCURY outbomd motor). All R"EQ"AiiLE BUSINESS toui.lr. no chil- t-aici-it. I>TUKJCII.._RMI Hank._Mr. f».-iM m-\ r<. orkvr^, yiur-ikrnun'l t .1 .it < 1 I,' "., Til' JMP?OS' .'\ f 1V,:i'f*Y —-ii; Vff A> dren, desire unfurnibhed apartment ur 5a MAJ'i'U AVKNUK. Furnished rouiiu, RtTl'IRI-ny KLhEftLY i-uupl» " !<»" proVliU y other makes and models. Parti n. i: ,.r. !••, , ;if • v- m'" ;,. , h'lnt' if. r,/ iITl- bunKiilow to rent yturly. in Re! tlank. One of Hed Hnnk'n most convenient i-.u-c ami bom *.• fur j^'w' d i i'Urly i'luymt-nt, viuiitituii wnii piy. Kx 1 rr anil accessories. Solaikr, 289 Wat- Little Silver, Kiiir Hiiven. SbrowBhury locatiunB. Call Ked Bvnk 6-1684. Mrt. if nccd pr siiN sccriu. ., V'.i • !> <- •;r- /•tn r. r '-il art • h.'. Ki-titltmiin whn tm* r. ,•. ntly s..!d hi* f« rid, but not ntrt.s»,i f 1 AUTOMOBILES I Shr..*-.lni , r'• ir- 1 (i -n'-.-•• ji.ii- * : f:.-> r — i. ha ; h^. son ave or vicinity. Thone Long Hranch c- Uovvgtra. n T1 on. Leon's, 6 •! - 7 6 1 homu for nitons of hmlth. Wiiwi. "Kid* ., .|- jfj; t • <- h • . •' J! ! ,] •,ijp.'Thor tip- 4127-M. )>& SOU 111 STHEET, com for tn bit? iiume rrly G. nllt•miin." Yttix r.n._ H»d Jliuik. d Itk 4-1410. MAUH1CK SCHWARTZ. Chryiier, Ply. id A.- •:>••>-. ' ' ' ' Ki <• I-r< S'.r ' "'. I'h> >ft© like room*. I'hon* Red Bank h-i-,} i. PLUM HKH-."li>L'lfNfcYM AN'~ for ""mnHll 1 muuth it nil International truck inluu i| k. .1 i! i r, k *'<•" 7 ''i. BUYING OB SELLING a bout'.'Consult M i j. 1'. JvhiHKP.n. phimtuiiif uu>l iKiiiini: »lioi>. A. I. and service headquarters Phone Ited TIK t'A ! \r,l:Ncy. A , (•' V •,ew our lilts. Everything from crubcars REAL ESTATE FOR RENT flank 6-07-7. Bi-ntu-lt Comi y, 71 Fir-t «tr»-t, Key REAL ESTATE WANTED It. COMFORTABL_, well fufnUhtd II. II •, .„ r ' [" . -.1:. •> rnorn ir.d to cruisers. Additionnl listings ri-iiue>t- 1 ."(".'Ml. USED CAICS bought, sold and ex- iii-xi to bull; five minutes to town; i, .• •; •• nil' • p:o*.: ed. Jersty Yacht Exchange, Box S71, 1 in tirivtue home. 6'i McL.»ren itrcet, WOMAN- T.. »l«"Ktnvri>l turns. »»rk "»~nii LIST YOlIit PKOPUKTY for onle .i* BAR AND RESTAURANT In hotel; all chungvd. I on tine ta.eB and service, SI.MMi:i( • liMil'I'lu ti • ,tl;i; c p. sir t'j; $\ iiO. Bed Bank.* phone Rod Hunk fi-:{7irj.« roftkinp : iiiH'iintmhr* -d. M H •»_ «-h n •«••• t s rtnt. P. K. Kennedy. 21 Peters plan. 1 equipment; guod location. Con tact ':;' , ..MIII. ,!,:. :.r T'I . niT'-...n \.:- ' • ' y • " K : P •or.: . t*.n terms. G. M. A, C Itavsna Brothers *.<» .-hu,>. vniunn.. Mr.. F- .;\ Wli.|. TWO 6',2 II. P. Brims t Siratton alr- Manager, Went End Plox», 126 Brighton 11»- _ 1 .N^echnnic street. Red Bank. Phon* ROOMS—BSyy ddayy or week, Maple (irove. Phone Red Hunk fi-iur,*. _ t'l!'*, I...*-. Ph.. * ll.dd, 7:i Hrn.nl hti-\rlrl, •"• 'WK TiAVtf miYKRS 31 BintThnm uvenue, Rumson. Phone 1- nxle and frame _traishtenin)i equipment. Y ftiniUlu>d room, cru'as KOAUSTANIJ—On lloute 34, nt Coil's ur; clerk ty.' f M to typ<-« of lioimi, l->(t IMure 14»9. Frank Van SycLle; 140 West From tuilittiun, first floor, private i ••tor. 7:> ri-rn- in: hour: , Statf Neck, Yellow Brook Farm. Call ttrrtt. Red Hank*. Wt»l of Maple avenue. tranc bbathh . On bub sl linoi . Locu- the Kud Itank Hri'.. 15-FOOT, 6-INCH BoBardus ScaskilT, 3 Hed . l enue I'oiitatt Lav.i. y Auuiry i • - Freehold S-II272-W-I * vrnjn sr_p._ Fair Haven, $10 per week. Call ii I'- ;K\I Y H, P. Wisconsin inboard sir-cooled lhi£ wn_buridliitf__A»k for Harder ti'.n, l(l)i)SK. -SIX RUOMS R H* Hi-d SOU 111 SIIUKWSlll'iiY motor. New cover, never been uped, «.uaii-u. vinirty: uniitr itlr tnt. Nn \nu\v\ -. SUMMER HENTA1*. Very aitrnctlvt 19i:i INTERNATIONAL lib-ton truck, • :i life preservers antl all acctssuries, Hi: two epced ieW\. • Will buy or r. . ntn . What .1.' in y A .'i ".iv. I'm.'..- I: • , K nt. "OtiVr," Kox I'I it .. I'.-... Linzmuyer. 148 Broadway, kcyport. to river, benches, railroad station. tra import ii I inn. Htt> ThomaH *Wclrh, , R "> c« tits htiur; cm .1*. fi" you U:\vr- tji ..|Ui- ; -Wnt. I.MINAKllll-- Him . • THir••ir •i o; \ •;¥.''••V Phone 7-2032^_ Slujiy Hollow Road, Chuptl HUI." nc winu nuivUiiv , *'! 1 A Ml. Hr.l H ink. I1.1D1.. Su.t:,l,l, I-, 1. All conveniences; doublo tfuravtv. KlCB SUNNY ""KOOM "for VDUPIP'. "HOUM-- ii ic^FOOT""ST. LAWHEHCE skirt, eiilsn. USED CAR SELLERS. Will p»y up: tiiiMc. K N S 1do Minn •II. UOUSK KOH VKTKRAN.~S. n-:« imt.r n-,, i,.,,; clinker built, suitable for inboard, Avnllahle Juno lPth to September krepinr urivllpirts. 6» Mnrford pliirt. = . f:inn c.lltpli SI' HI lll'Hl ill. hinhcbt cash price for four used l"i.- ..l.'i li.i'.liltv II ready for use. Phone Ke.il Bunk (i-163'i. 7th. Call Hed U»nk 6-0SU6-M. liuiii' Molly 1'itt-htr lluti-I Hiid Ki.iiier'd.) :•<••: roill'l nu 111. i i ' • O.I li 11 ly

car. rnckard Sales 4 Service, Pliuiiu lUd Bank «-H7.".-J. Apply rsoti (in :>• SET NEW EGYPTIAN Duck Comet rac- , N. .1. Writ lln\ I'.M, 'l.. >. i Ml intr sails, $95. Fair Hnvpti Yacbt f'lVE-ltbOM" bungalow, furnish, il, in Harding road, at Broad street, HOUSKKKKPI^fi ROOM." limna sup- Kmnluyin.t it S •vit-o 1."•7 Mr'.id 1 II , Works, 1'alr Havun. l'honc Red Bank PULtl. ilrsiniblc location. Siiitfic bmi- HIM! 11 ;I nk . Ni fl>PB eh ml Oct'nnDorl, within wnlkii-.s dUtnm:*! of l'liono Ucd Uank 6-OlJS. iicss Ki"l i* ^etitii'man preferred, Cull JSTINttS WANTKM W- h.-v .V: -I.' II 6-3010. thu i-HCf track. Seasonal rent $!,-..'•. SKCI'ION KOISKMAN*. fioml ..iM'"r- A Brio MMARINE fib . lmmL'dintc orcupimcy. Wenrl-Ncinr-th IK VOU wisii tu soil your HUtutnybilt-, VKHV AT•l'( : A i' UMSON— Furnished r#ums with kitcli- i boatb , nenew$7,, $$75 5 . plastiy c car t Auoiicy. At Hrojtd street, plionu Hid briiiK it to us. We pay ensh for s«r- phtMii vi-it Jr.hn J,. 1- II1 ii ;„ 1 r v., h.-iho >ms. l t M cn privilo_(5. Phone Uuiuson 1-1174. 'ilLl ., F , ; 1 - • |.; Wesley street, MtMimoutHenrh Beaoh.y WhiteJ , Hunk U-'JMO.' vlccible caw: 1U35 to 1»4 2 moilels. in Kt'i'tiun work, mat Hhnp. Ani- Atft- ry. Itiim H.»ad, Phoiu- fl.llll, •l-.ui li 11. . a.- V. •> • I',-- }' Ex- h B SIX".ROOM~ iiUSfiALOW ia Oakiiurht, u lt Klih1 S[lt_COkATEl) fUrnt-Ke _" vuom. 6 1..!-:,.. :,;: „,„•!. „ :>,,; .-' n •:.. ii M .lple i',i~and"4 H. P. OUTDOAItDsr sfiKhliy _L -"- "-^\ ' ^"" -_1M in homu of private family, at 4u boy Mnmifjii-tuiiiiK Inc., 7'.l Oaklanil convtni(?nl in bf-:iirh; four-month srit- iluTCK ^ALii— -New 11)47 bydn I'..,- ,,.-,-,n...n.). I'.ill Mi,-lh. .'i'. • :, .. l-':i r if . v • h< r >> II' d 1 •in It UBed. Lap strakc dory, lied Bank G- kVorlhley strict. Red B»nk. For further •Ircft, Iici! Rank. 1'honc C-U'Jll. son, $1,000. Wcart-Ncmeth AKcucy, A': (Jltlatnolnie 7S. radio, aii-conditionin/. It..I II.nit. II.I'.TI. <: -.:.:• Hroud street, phone Hed liank (3-^iHd.* nfuriniitioii, rait itt above address or 1936 JACOBSEN power mower, with i'rito SL'.CJC. Driven only HO ml leu REAL ESTATE FOR SALE l'oiri' MuNMoUTII 'An ull-y SI-A' i .N'.LiMj. Hot '-'K. ,,..;ir ^.,ir DENTAL ASSISTANT. Youm "ia.ly, 1 24-lnch cutter. In fair condition, S50. ARTISTIC " STUIHO btinanlow, four in:-. Kll inn --nit I; -, !-.' V 'ii ! -' - I. i- ,( r'*'nl"! *. i Vl I • NICELY KUHNISHE'I) fiifte-room mis t typE. Call lie.I Hank rooms, inrKo liviiiK room, flrcp.m-c, illi In i.il •... In'.- • •! • ..,:. n.l ii II Call RumBon 1-0363 attic ftp, m. _ i;f:fli~CIiKVKOL_T convertible coupe, h .: I'- ••• • >. * • H •n •. •y •!"/. Urmc- upiirttncnt. Living room, bud room, . apply at 14 W.'Kl Krntit strei't, HIMI j()1ri— _-twtu..«i • ••,.*. ,, IfBWBOAT, 16lFBi_Tr well imiH, Bardvn scUiiiB, Mtiivl. convemrni fur new roof. B-od tirea and body, motor 1 Cni MM.'.;, •.„•*•> II ,-• Mi- J A. (*'j iD^r, itchen and bath, private entrHiice, all Hank. Itof..-rnctoH ri'ililirrd.* Cony vt-r Lune, un Kn t lu rii *• n von beamy, snfc; $41). Phone Hed Uank summemerr or ioriKt-rK,, reiixo ublc. CM Pat- irs, *3J0. C;ill Kcnns- .•I-111'.I.-I.J. A-:.- '.'• tl.J :n' J - J tid fuel. Nice location. Available June :ir * sst'iitinl. cxprriiMici. tidt nrrc.Kary ..'H. I GUTUOARf) MOTOR, Water Witch, 12- JT"V AND trucks financtd, 16 . Rent $100. Cull Red Bank C-U5DU-M. _1TS — Comiilttuly el«Hiic(]. " Lnr»u t lv .l, HV.it HANK ,-; v.. • ifn n • ••• . l.n;J777r i hut previous sillhiK hack Krmn.il help- I . foot rowbuut, with outboard motor; Kiia rnntri*. electricity .upplk-d. y«-;n- months to pay. Seneoasl Finance II !' K.i •'. 1 •• •i' 'i ] ; ,1Cr ; i' "Tl'l* 1'" ie;it. ful. Wl' Will iF.'Idh V.'ll 'HIV llllslllUIS Her lot .MislM), (Cull. Uttii-r I •y I 1 _- cl )i;ink. ( 16-foot outboard motor bont: 1 --foot Vound. Phoni' Ki';tn_liur«__tJ-OV^.S-j. Cotnpnny, GO Ilrond street. Phone Hed .0*1 ;>U, * Km nnd f."iiiu. Krtuik 1 K,.| 1 . \"( :;•! ti. V- -e ill ;»no. SECOND" KGOTftTuni room with" run- il [lay salary iliirlnv triiiitini; IIII-IIMI. Cape Cod sailboat, with mil; Ifi-foot SUSfSi lilt" COTTAGE - On* private istnli'. Unnk ti-l*ja4 or_0-aB«8. _ -nwi!i. Ph_mt It.-.I Hunk fi-SSTf.. '••I " \\ . i rIA.TI1' ' i A:: • i> y. 1; |;r.>.i,l » r E e t. Heauliful surround IIIKS. Four rno;ns niiitf wnti-r ut Kid Bank Womun'H Til., li.iofiau Co., .-, W.-m llcrk-cn pl.irc. lUjKOCfill. Knock About *alll>oat, with sail; 7-fooL lU-ia "HUDSON 'SEDAN, (loud ruhinr, a»l:K Pii'iii • I'.-l II irk »; - -1 inn! b.ith, unfurnished, $100 jwr moitlh, r lull. for particulars, call Red Bank llril Hank. _ KlinkerbilL chllri'u rovvbont. Photic Mi-vhiiiiit-:illy O. K., ?«7, .. Will tuki: ih.n .W11' il.Klutt .".' 11 k* i\ ••< , i ~'p..i'l ~- .indT including utilitius. Write, 1\ O, liux J. CKAWFOHD COMI'TON, Inc. Long Branch C-^717. Idle Hour, MyrUu chc:il» tnulf-in. L. Huwnrd, VVilsim y 1 II i -,l.i. - 1 N- I. \ :\. ' S;n\' -\-£ • on •_ir_t Middli-town. __ A'l i R,ACTiV_i~'siiiKiir"r»wnr,"~in"~u""iiUT KKTAM. KUIINITURK nali'Mimn. * Keivl cKinVt and inimruiice. If li'i l nvenue^Occnnport. I'u rt .Moninnilth, i'hone Kcnna- Hiul, * iy " •"•• K'l i ; P-.< "f I I ' ri'"« uii.L nti'il -'• SNfPE SAILBOXT, ctieup. New" siiYlT. ftOUHLK'CIARAOE. Will rent tn* i'n'ill- bm-K fl-uo-li'.-R.l hou.ic. -7 _-urin_r htrcet. It_d_Haitk. Must !>'• thm-oiiHhly fspri-irririil. A hciin*, lot» or insurance, we hnv« ". \\' ;i r ' • N ;-i A... n-y. •1- ni>,. 1 Cnll MIddletown 6-0281 .•___ vidunl persons. Call lied Uiir.k 0- 10H:. C1IKVUOLET truck, l^-ton, new ILL "SUB-LEASE new "tiv.'-ro'oni "fur- it. Kmito .16, Uclford. 1'hutio Urn: 1 itrr. '. l'h<- ii.' K • ! UA'.'A «-•_' m.« nished apat-tnutit. Lucattd most di^ G11111I snliry, st.-a.ly pimilion. Asl< 'OUTBOARD SfflFPi 13 f«et lonjr. four 2IN1-W between 6 and J p. front tires, iww biakrs. Good int;- Keansliurn 6-0059. KAII I1AVK i—N<. w f hr' ... i. v«: ti jni"! IIIJ!.. roHi.lcntiiil l'ltitik t;.'i««ii U; (.. tor or without. 1") Enst avenue, At- ustcr bud rooms, 2 maids' IOUII •J:»«J-J.* t:lc!l' d »:ir.ii{ ,., J t'.>" J 'I'j'i \V ". n.-1 - : ACK_ti —Huuau ruL'.ntly rtdtcot- II. X. vlu-, [{-•( II .nk n- \\VS.\ ••) • ;t lantic Highlands. Phone l-0328_W•__ __ baths, i'i»mi>!.'l^_y lumifchril, MI tin s furnished. N» chiUlreti. l'rico $170, It..I Hank. Si HI id -\««: '•v. 1 i'.r i.id norm ('ill-;VI(0l7l';T MiiVfr Vcdiin, hent-r WEST UHl' HANK .-. ib-:.-..',..I : nr-ti, I hent HIUI in .splendid rrpnir. Loi-iid ill It-d Bank_6-4U3('-K.* Led. sin rooms nml buth, utibdi*tu» la-Poor "ROWBOAT, one year old, $5lf. 11 IH'tv : ii IIV I'S, Hlitif i.lt'S, oil boat, new sfptic t_nk ; tv.o« I:.I llr.rk •»- -'.' 1-1. Cnn be lecu nt Jcrolnmon It oat Hint: of - ncrrs. (XT 1 JffNISfi *_"!"*' A FAltTM ENT, TIU.T ••••i ll\NK "t.. .1 II' hiilll." , 77(7r ,lr ihn sli t. II'hotic lied Ilnnk Kiii'n_e: ci ii I rally located, 500-fout mum, Ki!-li« ii, I it ii IUII y, :h. • • IJ- dtoimi- . KKl't "K..'.. : Works, Monmouth Bench, Also 5-inch rental prlc« nil thp ymr ?;!,nIF, mi Brent'•! Hour ut' p«ivutc Iwmic, \ i.i. 1113 ft " l'.iiSAI.,1,1 -cl t'ilali. liarjiaiii. from main ittKhwny, »»« mil* lo bench. \V •• " 1" r. • » 'ill \Vr:i.-.-S. nirth deck chairs -?»>..'»[): 3 on^-fi'iait firr ex* E(iM I-Qti'iO. _ __ 6-H121-W »t- i xrlithivc: r* sidctUiul ticctioii. Slum: l In r >.'•'•><'•itv'' ••I s:(.*i 1 2". r.. i"n "\\t 1 .>* I Chicken hoims, including twu-story hoi* incut' a in'v i . Nit I'ur.t:. "i; l ,'U-L, v. tinicuishrra K> each. Call iliicJiliinds 3- MUNI". ALOW -- Kitr-iPti, livinp i u Kit<-lirn and luith with iiwnrr, who !•> a ,.p n wr til- :, p. III. w-nk; hi>r.Urr.M -s:i.*i ••k; 1 tow tile building 20:iJU • fuel, cupacilf input nl Jl",.'.'"i. (.' !•'. H.-:-d- <•. S!t--« - mid bnt-li. Ownrr II ^1 in 33 worn mi, lViviilc mlnuicc and f '.'.'1 ;i \ k: 1UllllI 1 ,'j,-, (-.11 KAIK1' 1 )0 chick ins; 500 peach tre.CH, one bujy. Phut... P.. .1 Ilnnk «.|t;»>l. nr ll. hare one bedroom and kitchr >i«'ch. On l>us line, ID minutes from p<-ri ri*y"miirinc tiio- 11'! IlilL iU hour: r c riiMpbcrrits, '..-acre itruwberrics ll. Nfvius. i; | n,nl, •i-h;:::-l.' III iM n. A i DII \\*;\Z. 1 •in itrd Hank railr»:id .station. Within tl 1 tor. Hull nnd motor like now. Call Eiitoiitn nftrr m., ti'tid.-nit, \\ •i-ik; I"- illl ' 1. {.SU JI I mm- «l >'i* Hia:. •i. • i- 1, S D 0. kiiii.' dihtiincr of Shrewsbury river. Call Middletqwn S-OliSS-R. ^___ SHRRWSHUHY- UuiM'.uH si '.n v» x- I after 6, Atlantic HlFhlnnrin !-____•»._ wft?k: uph'Hstcrcr, $l..'i0 HU lunw, HIT^SIM* i c' h ,V^-IJII y. \i Hi J,ld » I'JH" 'LINCOLN /.Kt'HYU", "MW houd, A v nil able June 15, for HU miner rental THKIl'TY COMBINATION iiqimr »nd triflt'l ISiiftcinwi.od. (Kfi. r v\n :•• \W;u' -N- trcet. SAtCBO'AT— I•» "feel W. SH1H all inSKA" Hnh'.HT--Kivn ronrnV." fiirnlshi'.L 1 Pli'tne K- 1 l'.lM t. r»- -J t '.• clutch, lires, l-'i.O. Call Hnlmdel 0- ••r possibly Ion«er to desirable couple. grocery store, I SxSO fret, with ad- tial sitrs in brM i-"!d. iit ;.! ,w..^, : Season M;»y -^ to September l.'i. Cull man (Com.) fnrm hand ?*>" a month, »ti'"~ irootl condition. Now in the water. i;r>S(!._ tVith KnrnKr, $110 per month. Writf, join IHK 7-room houne nnd doublo pi- C. K. IlonlvlT, Shicw-bury. Phrin. Kid llOL'.-'K " - Vi*h ;\"> f" J'.lf.d : ~i< room and bun id: iiiirs*rvn]:iri. $'i<\ n >']• Call Burnson 1-0611, between C and 7 <; lot ibxl.MJ. Price S3-H.U01I. Apply M.iiik r.-Illl.l, or (.. II. N'viiiH. li"! room* fi id t>;i h : h - 1) > • I* 1,1 If Jun*. * _~ ~lUVliK, near H 7r~DT«k; wrr-k; Til run re rcpaiifiiim. hourly rate 1. 'A')? i"h. ,y Low P- '"• r ovcrha tiled. l*hone Hed Uank 6- tank.* „____ 5 Lci^hton avenue. Phont Ktd ilunk Hiiiik fi-1 6 :i 3 - J. • .s.-(, Tlwrn Ho r»ad. 20• yoOT FLAT BOTTOM bont.New tiummcr rcntnl. Colonial hoiibt-, nine or job; iiuinttr, liont. s,*i cents an hour; 6-UTs. diHM-l Hi !.* _, wheel and shaft, $125. Phone Keans- rooms, three baths, nicrly furnished, 4 114-W-l.* ______—„ •'UliNLSHED KO(>M—^tn ulitl« Sllvw. rultiT, knife nr machine, SSI) » wt-i.k; UT'ITB SII^VKH-Yaiicnni.y .'hai'iil": in.* HUlOK, \\)'\~i ponvcrtiblr, 107000 nillf-s, Private family; near bun: kltrhf n rahinrt milker, $1..V) an hour; ».-*lent;irl. . burg 6-11P3-W iiftn- 4 p. ni.* $1 ,_0O. Co nsu! I CUHVUB K. Swi-cnoy I1OUSB—Seven roorai, ntwly r«- IMl'OU' 'ANT - S;i of r mail • nic 11 Agency, MnnmouLh ii venue. I'll otic like new. Must be aeon to appreciate. privileges foi* bruakfuat, i'lionc Hed uU cents on hour; ninldri' bench. |1.1.'i afpnintnit'iit. liuiif i< ivMi- *sI'-'oi!i*':it-nn 40-POOT CONVERTED sloop __m_y" ,, , . ;, t (, ploli '.re af ^ht. Rumson 1-Hit2. . Aft '•• •. Tl Iy ti A thins* or pleiisurc. fully c()uii>|ied: 1 llrimeli 0-21C8 »r •fl-0822-J,* _ . RNISHED room, kiteKen month, I'limii and bojird ; Wfiit.rs, 911 MwkTti kitrhfii, I'lertri. raiim, fuliy iaininiC .ilu . s in ih» be-i'itiful sacrifice. Can be seen at Irwln'fr Yacht J-IJLK" CAR fiARAGB," 510 monthly. Bungalow, Av« ruomi,, oil burner, g Adults only. Including cents aa hour, vits only; hnndynuin, II tilrd bath. Uvn b. itn>uiii.i. miv lant..; d i y work . Red Bnnk. It. DeGrnnaro. 105 Shrewsbury ave- 1 _3T "TOM-ANIJ-IIALK l)od«f! rack body irr "Mctnuti Kftt.iT.*' Ait o'-h-r B •tan, uloctric, heat, hot water, (65 an hour: linker's helper, inidrrpre.iKer, nutotustto water hantti, combinit- (•••iliir witll riKiiNrii hot, \v;,l-r. nil htirt.- nue, Hed Bank. irurl;, new motor, i'lione Rod Bank 6- cfiU "il Ilatfn Uo id nnd Ur.fr 20-FOOT BATTEAU clinker buTlt skiff, monthly, Cnr spuce, Shrewsbury bus at |1 un hour; n^nUtiuit cook, S tlon • tor in and screen window*. Itt- Infc tinit. I.l< -nitifn!!y l;HM!,ii-;ipod nu<\ SUMMKir RENTALS-—We have a fins fast boat, 60 h. p. Continental engine, door, walking distance Rhopi. Next to nn hour; porter, 6"i cents nn hour; ilis-h- fsncul. Con\< nil til t'i trliuul nnd lum nil hnVfi bi.«jii pur-rli-ised liy home solcotion of homes to bo rent#d for 1939 NASH, two-door jc-. Motor just ( •ulaLed, tiled kitchen mt\4 both. just overhauled. Asking $300. C;ui be (ierirudc Aimrtnients, 333 Ilrond strcot, washrr, machine, $!l l a woek; roofers, line. Priced aL } 1 l,'_.'i'J. ('. J1'. lini-d^ti, the summer months. Price ranges front overhauled. Hi'ntcr. I'rice $67.'i. Phone ldtcs. Thr%ij rcmaiti.iiK plo'.i fun- ccen at 44 Hay avenue, Highlands, c/o Red Hank. ?l n n lunir, 111>: die ninkir. $1.50 ni Phone Lonii Branch Sbn-walinry. Plmni' It.d llnnl. fi-Util. nr E. Hulge.* $•150 to 82,SOU for the sisa.snn. Hyrne Rcil Bunk li-:7:il after (i p. m. ' uif an otrfrint; of • x ••'ptinnal H mur *, livr rrcnpprr, ?-*'• ni'l j'jwlrj (J. H. N.-vlii5. Ki-.i Itiitik H.Pl.Kl-J- Acenry« S West River Road, Ruin&on. 1OT7' STU1IEHAKBH. " four-door' se"il" —TfcIN uorts, with mnall Inkc, A VERY ATTRACTIVE 1 fixG». _ -f out tovt* furnished. liaft, *.ectr.o"Vni. HiliiihiM', s.'i ccnls .in hnur: slip I-OVM K"SM.VKU--Alti-i.rllv.- M-v<-"H-n.«,iii id en tin 1 ^'-r\ ^:;> •{•A;\'.> A in M'm- motorboat, 7 ',_ H. P. Wisconsin cn- I'hnne Hum son 1 -1150.* In c.xeellpnt cnnditioii. Can lie Keen H Near Campbell's •u t tor, $'2.'., iipprrtttirn: fnrtory hrlpcr 'JGH-fout. pavud froiitnifG; UKUT nctnu J BUNCALOW — l-'ivt' ioonV." furnishrd ; nt HUTS street anil Sllile HiKhway, Key Junction, Be if aril, KxL'cUi'tit imiKhliorhood. Ideal small es- Ml ith county »- r.^:t;iN loi-a-.i-in. jrine, steering wheel and controls umid- 1 Hushices mm m*St.in an hour; rhiiulTcur, $:u> o wi I>1; Vi-luiui Mo II kiti'iiim, i::« in.ui. ship, six-Kailon lank forward. Wry .info unc-cin unnitft. Near rate track. For pnit. ;h ndjitui.'iit to l vmx ilium; ;i'.larli.-il BHicht skifT, not flnishod, C'nmc nnd 3717. _ . _ _ .10 a a .'iymouth aedun, workers. Apply in person only. N. J 0461 ml hcHter, clean throtltfbotit, kitchen privileges. 1 mm ire after 5 Kiirani ; Inryrt; |dn T'.xl.ii. I'IIC-II nl ft ili'li in 1of loofc at them. Frank Too p. Lincioft,* tIAHAGE—$.'* a month. KiUpatrick, US j Stntf Kmpltiympnt Service, 1 T*7 Brunt FUUH-HOOM, yeur-'ruund house. All 115, M00. 'U. V. 1 71 South strett Red Bank. t;rr» and mrilor in KOOIKondI conditionco , (300, P. m. 27G Mechanic street, Red tUr.k. hni October 15. Phone Ruinsoti__l-0 43J, lands II-11X7 W. nisheii rooms. In private home. Kitch- Investment for hump .-irul rcvi-.-iuv ;ii (liialillcnUons by mall. Write, "Special $11,500. (.'. F. Ilurih'ii. Xlm-u.-liury. ail.itill'. Kn '::e 1. 1' ii-'O Call Long Branch 6-0142-J. UOARiiWALK" "CONCESSION, en privileKcs; two minutes walk to train tips," JBox _51 l.lted nan It. __ __ PAUL R. STUVKER, Realtnr. rarmi t'hoiio Hed Itiuik i;-li:i;i, 'il- U. If. l.y urn iim if.n in. II fe•n cii:i CANOE—17-foot, Old Town. Fine con- 11)41 G.M.C. Hj-TON rack body truck and bus; car •pace. Call Kcansburg 6- - 194S, Substantial Krcen tiled roof and (»rm estilei. Stat* High- NLVIUH, IUil llauk S-I833_.J. dition, good for nailinKi with paddles, huildinknir' with white column*, fares Uual tires, excollcii* condition. H. L.U5H4-J. SM.KSWOMKN—A smart Anbury Pnrk lo !l le Ill" • l.( •ll.l buck rest and sideboards, 9125. Brcnn, Ze.b___o.. Uraille-_J!Diirjt. specialty nhop reduIres the srrvicrs of way 34. Holmdel. Phone Holmdel fc\'rONTOV>'M— KivO-r'iiuni n'miloVn""iiirf- „ boardwalk on two sides. Suitable for THREE-ItOOM Apartment, newly d«cor- k'iilnw. (!nnvcnicnl In liil.i lint' anil i»12 CIllJVKOLE'T I'-j-ton. Used lack thorouehly expericncrrl salts worn nn Ho rscneck To int. Oceamiort. Penny Arcade, or other legitimate skill • tcd, invJlinjr, private entrance, fire- &-6601. shunnil.t- i-i'iiliT. Mmlirn Is:t rh.-ti. tilv n, Also excellent location for chil- body truck with dual tires. Pricei for ready-to-wp:t»', HimrtRvvoar nnd to hcach nmi e.ict.llt.Jit ii::rbo:*. '1 hit SELLING OUT—18 new boats, row- richt._ H. I.._Zobel. Co.__ Bradley Heach place, rcisojinble. l-'or summer or loriK- cessorIuc to location, tin- ioalional,, in very KOO conditioncondo . Closed 500. C. I', lloiiliii. Shnusbury. I'IU.IIP from .1 number of p\lroin'.V beauti- outbonrd motortionts, 10, 12, 14, 16usually KO(»1 roin'pru'en refjuired. Write, ! ii Cld Long Hranrh. blocks from Runout, nnd stores. Very feet. EHte Itnrknn Buy Boat Works, an lliodyd . PPricei d riglitl . IIII . L. Z Zobi V A <.aOft HKLIAIil.H man to K'cd Il.-uik G-ICIil, or (i. II. Ncvius I'.cil ful sites Ihe one for yn.r figure "boardwalk Concession," Box Till, 'Ited puatomnr* with Rawleiah Prnductn, rcasixinhlc. I'hone Atlnntio Highlands Co., Bradley Hoach. tnched private bath, light housekeep- )uei6M hitmc. '!'• irn.t, cash or time v-"S* Bank. l'J 18 CTTEVROIiET" chassis and cabing, . BuBlncbi couplt, Phone Mntnwan 1- Write, HnwItiR-h't, Dcpt. NJE 13B-127, 32"EtCO~ClUJIS_n, $3,000, A-l coiT- HALF OF DOUBLE KiirnBe "for rent"; XBlgi; Kj; ErfTI.E~Kll.VKH: Sy\-Vni.rrcr".ivi-ii>'i.: merits. O>t;iiii: owner. N. U. \V«1- ditlon, Gray marine motor, 100 II. P., Kxtra lonsr wheel base, .Suitable for Chester, Pa.* Properly einivt-niiMit for cnniinulfr. J to 1 reduction, 1400, Phone As bury well-built, cement floor, Entrance nt mbcr, etc. Priori] riKht. H. L. Zobi TWO FUBNlSHKD bedrooms, in i.Hvntc EIt- St~Qy position. Apply nt 2' cabins, and roadatandi. Phone Key* rult, Vn\r ll»vr*f;, New Jcrsvy ; An- rear from William street. 64 McLaren Siilwt.'imhil homo 'vi'h Inuv Ifiirri'inis. Park 2-2924-W. Co., _UtniUcy U_ home. CnM_Hpd_Hank 6-42WK-M.' __^ Broad elrcct, RrtI Uank. Phono 6- port 7-fi483. l>;irk'(- plot. eniitimiinR n.nvtttt-il tlirt.- ili-cw Kellly, l!.:d H.mk, Nc» J^rs-y; street, lied Bank. Phone Red Hank 6- 1U-10 STATION WAG0> WEST HfiU—Attr'fictlve o^rouin htuoco' il()33.- TTVO-IUKJM KUUNlSHBD npartmpnt. L'ar K:I I n vr>-. C'MIII ^iinl'n aH.i. '.'rir.-il nr ypiff own bt jker. dio nnd heater, house, tile rnnf, three tilo hittlM, sun* at ti> iilbiw To n y FURNISHED" BUNGALOWS"—Sand Bar r nn e llusincaa coui'le only. Innuiro at 1U1OPBRATOR,S~S|iTOS|i1K1Kllee nefitlle and over- WANTED knt_»hnpe.__PhPhn _K_d Banh 6-347'i-R.* First avenue. Atlantic Htghlnn-B.* llookk . LitrhLiLh winkk, d pay. sUndyd . porch, open porch, dry collar with laun- d^Romtlnn nnd imprr.v.r int. ''. VF. Uor- t fr'Alft" HAVKN'- If.irurdln:^ u-.>c'i|>nr.cy. Hotel, llayaide Drive, WnUr Witch, VN (l)lue>, radio ani dry, luit wntf-r heat, oil; lot 1 25x 1 IiTi; dtli, tjhii •ftbiiry. Phuiii Highlands, N. J. Call Highlands 8- l'fl'17 HUfCK FURNISHED— T rooms, Applly ntK Knr Knittinjjrr Millsll , Inc.I ,W West U< d Hank i;. ' l-'i'-ir rminn, \\\ .n^ r-jorn. \.',U-riLfi. BEST PRICES I'AID for scrap Iron, it. condition. Cnll bnth and kit' also vrry iiri.l Wall Hirer!«. R. " two-cm- ffiiraae. Unruain nt )'10,U0V. Ifir, i , ,u' J. U\ Nrvi'ii |{i'd It.-irik li- ' 1J..'JI;,,'JMI. tun ln.!ii;'iniS, r>.p;::i-.:o» :U- 1VU»._ d Hank, Murie Cox Agency, i'orLMUpeck, i'liont; brass, copper, leid, batteries, junk or call at 54 Carr ivi th private CARDENEU- MUKV" derstand I lii\ Full Ictiicih w;.toricoof ccllnr, auto- CArs, and farm machinery. Abe Simon, STORE—AVENUE C and NliriiwHy .16, hath. All year rir season, ntnr bcai'h. l Uranch a SHHKvVSltUiiY -"- Id " !'.catn>ii " on f in;;lic ht)t \s:itiT oil hrrit: r-m-ncr lol Atlantic Hilhlani!!. Call Atlantic Mfiwormowfi' mid tractor; . . _ SIIK_\V_tHURV TOWNSHIP. N«w ftve- 1 44, Worthier street. Red Bank. Phone lOir.t CltOSIJ-iY oonvt-rtible, brand now Adults iirefcii'tcl, rutisonnble lent. Call UTi-k. Write, Kivinir refci-t-ncrs to "I*. ahndtil tiycunor* ; c. l.:r;: ijjni i ;."•(! t.*, _(':ili_jf^*'d H;_nk «-i:',r_J. t-0036. HiKhlnnds 1-1 r,09-J between 6 and S room liutiKnlow. UvEng room with motor, net p:unt job. 1400, Can bt:AtInnUe_lIiKhlnniU 1-^960. • K.." Itox Rll, Red liiinlc, flreplnce, foyer hall, dining room, moil* if---* ' rTVK-R'uiJMHHf^fiAl.mv. i-iriuuuove- PIANOS— Cirande and Vprlghta. Phone P. M. and shrubbi ry. Itrii-l. foundnt 1(in s!;i-fi ! ni'-nt-'. ti'i'iitna'-irt iu'iu nnd hut Wiiiori i-oen at 1^ Woodland Drive, Fair Ha FUUNl'SIIGU ItOOMS. Hitil ilnublc. MOTHEIl'S'llELl'EU" or 'K>- . erti kitchen and bnth, two bedrooms, Perth Amboy 4-10ga, anytime. Near Fort Monmouth nnd raecj truck, worker, full nr part timp. slcc-p in orexpansion tittle, hardwood floors and rni.r. Knur b.-ilr.iaiii<, l:ir«i.' rln-. • I*"*' j piot 3 7 * _- r. I'»'J ; it!.-'. p!iii T-'ixl"", with WS BUY (iUMS of any type or descrlp. f on bus line. No children nr pet a. 2\'Jout. Must b<.- fond of children. On bubstairway, rack wool jntiulntlon. ttn« cel- (•'•llfnt h'.- wnt i-r hi.-:ilini{ «•«:« SITUATIONS WANTED l j:i7 FOK1> SKDAM, rensonalilf>. Cnl biirinr, d»mi >!ii- hut watrc. tirc-.r tion, used or new. Kltlln's, Broad and WnUh, Mnrford plnri>, K'M U k € Brnnchport avcnin>, I,on_ Hrtinch. Phone I!»f- _ _!>oii«____IIIII_*II J_L120.T. lar, oil-fired air conditioned hunt; plenty y ri-|*t,-,it. K. :!Fi*ini:». I'hfino fi. 1.3:.. \V. Front streets. Open dally S tu m. to lifliiK iirnnch_B-4S«3. of closet*; two-car Karate, with over, flfrnmted. 'IVii-mr srnriu'.-. •(kiiiit : j;,\Nt»KHS CARACJK, Shr-'-v ;:niry. Con- 9 p. m.. &nd Sunday mornlnp;s. HKLIABLE, COMPETENT woman as {17 :i.'». SALKSLADV, who can Wept re.H|mn- bnby sitipr; cxporicnccd with chil- TilltBE ROOMS—Fully fiirnbKed;" iiian sibility, i'lcasunt working ruiulition^ head doors. Trice 112,&OQ. Mario Cox 1 !,„.„ ..„.£ K : ; ;-".— OI"IliVKOUST TRUXTlCTlnt body, o Phono K'd Ibink ti-lfin'l. ' -«• • ••' I trion* h"- vsiil* ?" h*""!?, n;l biirn^i'" lot -Best prices paid. Chinu, dren: trustworthy. Phono Rod Bunk €- single room. k Latest improvements. Writr. "S.-tlcHlady," Hox Rll, R«?tl Itnnk Anoncy, Comnnche Drive. I'or tan peck. Rlnssware, pictures, statues, button&, ton. Inquire nt T. T. Van Schoick, Novriji. K*-ii Hank B-ltJ3:i-J.' |ftv\IiU: Siy.i'J". Wi'.h ("riip'n..-:u S_l.- hnlf-bluck from bus and • tores, Call nivi ntr o.t pfrienre a nii ;i««.•. Phone Long Hrnncb fi-16u.. ^^ ; mctfll toys, lamps, pistoU, KOUI coins, Mldilletown. ItKCKhKSS'rLAf'K I-"T, ;,o". :l 7S Id^iil | Tij'i. Hrt.k'-r.i tproti'-tcil. Ui.or.rc S. i__T~US HKLP you with your employ _ Rtimaon 1 -0.102 after fi p. m. PAINTEH--(Iond inei'hntiic. "" Cnll"" A" fine furniture, Monmouth county books, LAIJllE SIMGIVE O7 daubl'o" choorful DRIVE THKOUCH Oik Wooda, location for profession;]! unm. :iru!*- Srh >tit*L Av.-ii.-y. -i L-ndcMi riare. i'hon» maps. Pearl Gtlman, 32 Sprlntf street, ment problems. Roberts' Kmploymcut , dark bjue. "ne^ H n_l vn rsc n ,_A 11 a n tj c J I|K h 1» n d a_l _IJ1_8 M. slnai-r ft Hf-llrr. Vrijad nnd Mhanic H-d Miink it - • * n •• T. • Agency, 77 Drond street, Red Hank. • room, desirnhle locution, ISO Hivrr (11HIJ f cr ~ ire nVr ii I hTiTi s~ Uumaon, if yon «r« tooklns for It.d Bank. Phone 6-014J-M. lil-17 motor. Kccently overhauled, none Roiul, Kcvl Uunk, phone Rctl Uank, C- •.tr.itv Phrjrf Hi-1 Hruik H--'"^ IIO.MK - Nfir s>-hno;«. j;vTnv room", ftre- 700x17 USED TIRES', also some used Phone fi-lSOfi. > tires. Sl/Jinj. l'hone Atlnntic Hiuh work. IIout-H 9 to 'I, five days a'week • imall home. General Bnrden Ii AfTKACTIV_ LOI.ON'IAI.." I,:H«L 1 asii-j p!:i»c, Ji'ttomi'if h":i*.. ti kd kitchen. 40-qtlnrt milk cans, Phono Ited Bnnk COLORED woman wishtn lnnda. 1-Q4U-.I.' f tli. Cull Red_Jl_nnIi fi-^.JSg. ifium, firr plac", fruir bt'drf'nrnj, fu.ir liL-d :n',nis, ;;!' d bathroom: nic» S-4248-M. fURTllgrlED ROOM, with li^ht house- builiiind them. Turn South on piirt-timc honapvvork. Cnll at 1GS 1939 DUICK ROA DM ASTER, In goo< luith. Inviiinry: niMrhrtl irnniuu; • (1. S. SchnncK .\Rcncyt R3ver_strrrt, Red Hank. condition, rndlo nnd heater. Must sel keopitiR. Inquire IS WdshlriKton lerise of typing, shorthand nml Third street. Kumion. rr. I!'d Unnk. Phone 6- TRANSPORTATION from Atlantic Hich- direct. Red Bank. Cnll Red Bank 6-3781. m.-iti- he:.' ; i-!i(.IMiii. f:ll>^•i^u'^,• A S l.*ntl-u llndi to Watson Laboratories. Call GIRL WISMKS linsition, sleep in, nn"dtilckly. Call Red Dank 6-1520-M be keeping cssentiHl. Apply Elect ronic Irr, »r«rd :md Mc«'•'- ft « . m., Atlantic Highlands 1-1 CSC. children, best of reforenetB. Write, t\vcen_ fi p. m. and 7 p. m.* Hid ltatik ii- ^ 1 "u. j COLON IA I.~ HOM K.~Ship walmry\~V>\ vi ng Box 112, FairHnven. 19(3 'WHITE TRUCK. hlRh »ek. 2>/i NICELY FURNISHED room for youn* Phonhonec Eatontown 33-0S22. tion, acr« plutk; • mudern rtatrluted OAR NEEDED—PlymoutNE: h or Chevrolet residential development; F. II. A. ap- • I mum, lirei'lucf, hf^t wntt .• ft t: tern a tie fi. I. SEE"KS"JOB, 6 p. m. to 12 p. in., Kypj_7X.^__#jn. In perfec^t condition, Phon lady. Cnll at 25 Canal street, Red AUTO MECHANIC, T, thrm t-'drourns. hent. thric bedrooms, two tiled bnth- preferred, Only have a few hundred K proved ; ichool adjoining, dole to rail- ddollan. . Writete,. A. H. Elmerlmer,, Rf . D. . ,2, or 2 ii. rn., bocntmc of finnnclnl dilli- 1947 PACTvAtlD CLIPPER. Perfect con Bank. lenee lircferrod. Ooorl wiicrfl nn'i road station; lake priviltges. A few Arm two hiith's iittttrhf rowmi, dry Irtsement, breexu porch; Neptune, or phone Asbury Park 2- cullirs nt home. Ifa.i worked in radio dition. just broke in. For informn fUffNTSHED ROOM, with" private working conilitinn.i. DrRiriiler Bnlcrk homo sites still majlablc. See your real* lur^f plot: & i'li'l- two-car Kara*!*; ISt.OQu. llvc-tfe S. 27»j-R.« it-pair shojis, delivered milk, retail; linn tion, ' call Eutontown 3-1060, extension kitehen. ' Bunlnc_.i couple only. Cull Ino., 1S3-169 MonmoutK street, Ited tori also II. Alexnnder, on the ur«min«i. k>r. l!»'(iini n:nl M.ichanic att 1. I'hon* SchaiH'k A)'- nrv, 9 Linden Place, Phone unlontlrtl fi'piRht ear.1-, and other odd Red llank fi-2»41-W butw.cn 6 and 7Unnk, KITCHEN iTiik with cabinet. Phone Red Hank g.mfl.M. 1l<<\ M.ltj. j [.VI li.-.nk o.'.:iu:.* jobs. At inesent instructor In railio lit l'j.'il KOiil) 'JFtUCK, model AA, exurcs p. m, Phong Atlantlc Highlands 1.Q27O-W.* Fort Monmouth during day. Will tnln' SUNNYCK&ST, U. 1. hointa. Mjiimi.1.1. .". OHAHMINU HUNOALhW." I'Yvhy sct- body. 'JO WashltiRton street, Hum T0R1.K-ROOM partly furninhed npiirt- SALESLADIES. For new linictnint Hrculaii. two b'dr COINS—Old United States nnd I-'oreik'n. practically any kind of work; t-'Q yi-arr, mont, livini; room nnd kitchen, bnth, I'4'O there, l.iltlo Silver. 1'hcma I ted - J t!;:_. :•.". Ritm»un. Livir.ir room, firp- son. anlearoom, I'nrt-tlmc or full-tint.-. '.::-, nil 1M-J :: Obsolete paper money nnil Colonial of HKO find willing. T/4 Wilbur S. limr- private entrance. Hunt and electric .tup- Qaak fi-al»37 or Rtd Unnk 6-H7.HA. - I plarp. kitchen, two bod rooms, bath, cir- tin. Instructor Co, g'i S.T.K., Tort BUICK COUI'K, 1!)36. KOod condition, Pruwti'g Nntioi\lil 'i *. 10 Stoic, 47 I«A11UU tUJlLDlNtf nn"'i'UKh\vny U-V s;r.r;i . iufi. Ask notea. Phono At Inn tic Highlands 1- plivd, AriulU preferred. Nct\r Ktivtinn, ti llv.U r. Hn Monmouth,* ___ $103. Phone Keyport 7-278S-M hug lint', schoolm nnd churches, $7S per Brand street, Rc fi - 0 :s 0 T. • VETEUAN"™TJKSntES ou-jul.-fnthiin^: month. Write, "T. A.," Hox 511, Red ft'KU HANK r.-riilenit- Phone Red Bnnk 6-2088. 19J I KTUDBnAKEit""Cha"mplon buslnena Keynoit_ 7«OIS3. " |l(OMK Kxi-fllfTit {•••.iidcii'-iJif street", liv- Trn ytjirs ex peri on re l>on^ U tcpintr. coupe1, with radio nnd heater. (Jood SfnusBEET. l tiARDEN CULTIVATOR, without n mo- credits, office mnniiKomcnt. Will enn- Shrewsbury referenced. Apply, ltolicrt* Kmi'li l«\imir>J6r?t*!lKr"i2~biiTItIini:. Full fti- i il.tr ronr.l. I'lri'li!: , fn\ir lioilroomj, rnrondition. . Phonhone (teRed BnnHunk k 6-02S9-R60289R. . n c r C< Five bi'ilrd'.m I '•• hut win* r * hnth, warm nic heat, oil burner. Five tor. ' Phonp Eiitontown 3-03n-t-M.* siilt-r any tiling with future, incluiiinc __ _y « ^. 1 Bnnk.' ment AKency, 77 Iiroad street. Heel Inr, Iflriio picue of litnd. LocnU~Super deluxe, tudor sedan, ATTR ACtTV ELY ' furnlt>hed rooms. Jt i m.i.ir.n walk to dc|K.t nr.d town; $16,- ouUido woik. Hard, willinB worker. li^'lit tan, with extras, 8,100 milps. Ilnnk. Hilthwity 35, in Haslet. Phone Key purl Unl'-r. I! [•(.:,> TO BUY BOOKS. Write. Write. "Vnrrnn." Bnx_BJl, Red Unnk.' Idcnl for business womnn or Kentie* 7 8 *. | Oti'i. i;.>nr««> Srhanrk Atft'ncy. Phnn» 1 U Wall street. West Long Rrnnch, ( •WAITRESSES— Apply liow' knot" Shop .:^* JL ._ — Phone Ityenr-old little French Rirl. prWUtfle-R. 15 (IHlpspio nvctiuo. Fair •on 1-1031. __ two bidroum<>, bath, forced hot air oidroornUvl o small four-room bunsalow, Food and used clothlni; to be sent. 110 O ecu II avenue. Monmputh Heach.* Hnycn. Phone .Red Bank fi.jUPS-W.* KEU HAMK—"All , n Ueah WoULlJ LfKE~~i'U take tare of children . GIRL dn""WbS!AN"to^ fork" in aodn and lot, on Uearh burnrr ; a •-•.ached jrarii^t-: S I:;..". ryn. ,\1-fircpbite, u-;th colored tV.e and plumbing Phone Mrs. shnrkl, Red Bank 6- any n«e, in my homo from 8 tn .') for luncheonette. Ho urn 1 a. m. to fi p. street, rxtendintdi r to Shrewsbury rivtc. and motor in Ktiod condition, In&pcct- fSHEn—One nr "two rooms for hb Inirr ARfnry. I'ltnr.- Hid Ihink «-:;i."'i. bathroom, modern kitchen, pantry, 0M6-W-1. five diiya a week. Vm- further informn- Rur.iROil Hujri r Ho ,•1,, mriirr flhvc.ick Int)tilre, M. Wnrd. 62 L Itnlaey street, Plenty clcia^t.4. Mot;i'I motnl sink, built- (Ml, *l;(.",. Phunc Atlantic Hlxhlnnds 1- elderly Mulct couple, nr sintrlc per.ion, lirnnklyn, New York, Phone Glonmoru UUMSfjM- N.w Im-a-'on. I.ivlnu iv.n'l.}', BED flAPIJS cabinet, buffet, china cab. tion, caU Red _HnnI; Ii_0_r»;i..M. O'iTO-W.- with or without board. Lovely home, Point ronil and Hlver rond. Call in |ici' illnirc ri.onu kit. h_:i. '.wo b.«lr,.»mi*. in ironing boui-d, forced hnt i\ir h«uteP Inet, hutch cubinct, bookense. Phune YOUNG SiOTilBH. Ciipahlo un""d"VHic(tnt7 •unporch, outside porch, nice mirround- bnth, t.X|>:tiis;ini ittjir: with rlorm^ri, nil to each room, oil burnt r, automatic Eatontown 3>uIi40, with two boy3, would like position tia r030 CHEVHOLET. two-door setlnn, .."to mind child, VlftSf FLOOR—Reception hall. living burner: ntta< hed ^arauc: I:it Stix| rjn. «;n hot wnter heater, larite hitch dry inirs. Phono Atlantic Highland! 1-1521. - GOOD H<5fclE for two female polled housckeejiei', In vxt-han^c for Hilary nnd jrood rubber, radio. In use every dny. other wo* k. tl\) per month, plim i 100m, ditilnt; room and alcove kitchen, Asking JI4.:.0'i. Allaire Aijvricy. I'houu Utflliir, laundry tubs; attached KarnRe, iJrtda aotnc rt-palra, $4!*,'», Phone Hi»h- SALESCAlTiES'—For dresses. coats, and laundry. Second floor, threo tied* ovt'rhciid door. A perfect little K«m of puppies, flva weeks old. Phone Ued home, Write, "E. L, W.," Box AM, Red millinery, accessories. Fermnncnt po- nnd board. Phont Eaton town 3-U5B7-M Htd U.-in k _ H_- 3 i^i n_. Bnnk 8-4228-R. ' Ilnnk.* Innda H-11M7-J after 6 p. m^ after ^__l'. m, rooms and I a rue bath, lots of clospt a home. [mm*dint<> possession. Lot rAC'KAHD DfcLUXE Ttfnn, sc^IFd sition, uoott salary, ml van cement, Gpaee. Third floor, attic nil flooredan d nrt,'« "i^xltiO. Kxcepllonnlly low taxes, $53. TRANSPORfATION from I'ort f,Um. K\rliCTlSi^~OR DAY'S work. eoo"klnT: Jncey^ii, 'it Ilrond street, Hed Rank,* BABY NUftSEI ir ten-months old tmby. one room finished oil, Full bast; me nt, view li' milnce, five l'riru %ia,_."'). Comitlete furniture Avail- and hrrvlnK. AH Prospect uv_nuf>* Rttt beams, fully inspected and piiRBed In. Cnl Mr-t. J. O. Pnrr, Hnlm- mouth to Wntion Lnborntorlts. Uttth Kail 13-17. Sncrilioe. Can he soon ut (tlRL-1-Tn work hi ulennitiK fnctnry nmf oil h«at, automatic hot wntui- heater, btih b b II t h s. ii u t u in: 1111; h (:i t: able, mostly new and dei'urutive, I-,- Frelbott, Port Monmouth. Phone Krnnn- Bnnk. Phone fi - 3 () I n_from 0 to 11 n, tn.* store Mnnmoiith CI ill'l U-litMI. Arelili''a Sfi'vict.' Station, Portniipock t Mh CI and Oyersy, , and KHS nw^n. Lot TiOxi 67; SD,SO<1 tftiriiKe. Immediate iiu^'ession ; II T.'MIO, uoir Allnire A«vnoy. Phono Itcd Bank; burff fl-OOSB-H. < HOY If! WANTS •w(rrk~fn7~!iuinmiT"i'iii" Rrnnch nvcniie, Liltle Silv PPhonh e RRedd YOUN(J"WOM'AN fiV"|dairi~i'o"iikinK;",Ct- cnsti. 1 JO Hast Rivtr liond, Rum ".fin. UrorflliiKir & llrllrt, Itrond iMid M"- Hank (WiIlIU', _ 6-34.TO. flirm or H'liilrliin«. fMifrirtiri'd. Wrltr, i tr:ictivi> cMtintry istnte, near Ittil Phono It urn Kn n_ 1-HQjR-J. fluinic xli-ottn. li« U Hunk. I'hdiu* tJ-L'h^'. t "Dny," |( ,x T,\ lilted Batik.* )"y.'i:~cHKVi(oi;fri "'V^iTi7r~h7»Tr"ir liT^d AUTO MKCHANIU. Sfcady work. lik-al Bank. .I-'inp liviiu* and board, only n- KE'li HAfJK—River prQii«ciy. U«R1 lo- r radio, Very leiisoniililf, A|>ply |)D3.~A(T_f> WoSl"AN""wliibo^ p'V- working fondltion*. Imiulr« wt T. C, ftnetl nevson, lu-iMistomeil to the lit-st condition. Six rnums, thre«? bedroom*, -atlon. Lni*K« living eonni and fire- Iii.wi.1 .mrL't.t, En ion town, or call Enton- Otto, Inc., HnrdlnK Komi and IIroad 1 one-cur tcaraue; hot wattr tivut, oil place, twa sun jiorchts, dining room, sltlon us housekteppr in one or two one who wiiuld aiiprt'ciat' luvtly honn liurntr. Immediate occupancy ; 16,."CO, I»int>-pnn«.!«-n: l*i"B° plot :«H.irn3o. iwlult fnniily, llvo In. Mrs. K. Mock, fiwii :)-ii_3"-J. ______streH, with frifiully ntripli- nhntilif n-ply. lilve [ 3 kitchen ami lavntory, small room for n MOUSE OR APARTMENT—At lennt FORD"; f!H7 TUDOU Hndati, 12,700 Marie Cox Aurnry, Conmnche I hive, iK Jl fi.'.. Irrossiticic e & Hellerller, den on first lloor, thrtu bedrooms nnd KwinsburK P. O., " OFFICE NUHSE. or dTnUl ns»i»tnnt, nttr. Wrllc, "VotuiK Woman," Box :il Itroml »net Mechanic strop ti, Red Hank. four rooms, unfurnished or partially mi!is, excellent condition, $1,845; JIU Portauiit'ck. Phone Long Hrnnch 6- t M Rd H furnlihed. Refined ndulti, no children, C"OtJPLK~WIuPLKWlioi love chilttrtiu wmiTd with experience in hoth, Call Kcy- Rvil _ Hunk. 1 ci)a Phono fl.tMHO. _ bath svconil. Iloathuuso. • Price ?ii Plymoutli, 1 (H(i four-door sedan, ca. _ r Son Asency, Inc. ycar>round rental, Must have by Juno like tn take euro of childron during port 7-Klflfi-W. It'ESPON*_IEJI.E, en|inhit- yo'unK" wom»u FAIIl' HAVBN--S t'\v "Vesldetin'". .Seven Allaire k 1. Call Eutontown S-OGOQ, extension th« day in thtlv homo; nisn wotihl lik« SlU'diil dtiluxe, I3,(IQ0 mtlest ticw up- VoURcT~KfA"K—Knr delivery nnd stork to hrlp cure fcr rhlblicn nv.-r wi-rk- OUKANPORT—.Sevf-rNl attractive riv lirar.inrr., $1.70.".. Termft iirriinRctl. , fror.t pi-niicrtUs from #14,000 rooms, Inr^o livi MI: room, IUMI, three 4ZI, or write, Hnwthorne, 110 11th nve- U* lionrd our rlilld, KxccIItnt cj:ri', work In retail store Hind full in- c tulh and occasion ul v.-rek-duy lifter- bi-drni)m«, ^undrrk, „ '-j biiths, hot wntrr ______. mic, Bolmnr. I pleasant juirrounilinu* nnd rood whole- PhniH* Ldiitf Hrnnch «-a_4BH_or 6-ftNa2_-J.^ nootis durlm; HUminer. Prrfi tnhly i!i rp iBU.Odd .Sro Marie Cox Awnc SBVEN"Ll)tS- S.vCJUO'. 'in"h"y.iittifiil Sil- l'.i:tl I'ONTIAC rimV^lnor nednrir In run- formn tion II bout youreolf, to "Stock Ciimanrhu Drive. Puetuupeck. Pho h< nt; a ti ur hid UHNIMC; $JJ,OIM), (Jriu- ?nme fond. Phono Knil Hunk (1-^8(1.*. af- In Snturdny tiit;ln. Pi'« imrc HO me mnili ver White nanlcn*. Dead end street, SMALL UN FURNISH BD houni.' urgently nirm (-(inillLion; tln-K Talr. l'rico JSU. Clerk," Hox r,lU Ked Unnit. liiiriK Hniri'-'h fi-1 fifl'J. Hlnict-r is Mciln. Hm,,d nnd Mtchanic nocded In Itcd Dunk or ncafby townn; Ur 11 », , in. Askk for Itlc. TX PBrtIKNCi;i) *iilf|ioKrii|therri7|7rrreii UA- chilil re II find SIIIKTVIH fit lunch d Hk Ph U Cull Ktd It.uik ti.lllt fioiu 9 to 5 Mon. Cnll Ifr'l (lank (I-.IUT-M. Kttt'.trilny nnil SuTnlny. Salary (i)icn tfSR (hi y th rnUjfh Kriilay. ^ two ndulti: yearly rental; excellent ref- KXKXPBKIENCKlBKIENCKlT T GllihiVV In domestido ticc linp, Co* our p«r*hniiU)B department. Should UMSONMolfrn tiromCnieCo.r ih k fl l ifUlCK," T!• M7 four.do : dun, Century Write. "M. R. M.," liox fill, Itfd niink.' Hiirnsoii. Six rooms, hath, p UVVKlSli TRANSKKitUKl), OeeHtiport erence*. Phone Atlantic Hitihlnnds 1- shes work flvo ilaylay « a nock; refer* he local rcnldcnt. Call in person. Com- buriKtilow, tilu bath. tUephti-c, oil park. Attiactive flve-ruont bunifiilow. lH.'iO-W, CalCll l ItItedd DDankk fl-'2-l(i."i-J fl2lJ. lJ<;lu.\c model, Ciiri bo .seen at Wn«t munication H Product* Co. Inc., corner LET US II_I,P you with ynur tmplov room: onc-cnr snraffe. Will bo com* Morris avenue, Ut'lford. Heal o(Ter takes pic ted Juno 1, Finances nrranucd, W, utonm hen I, i_'\panj»iiMi attic; nttached Modern bnth: two.car yariiKc: plot Broadway a nil Clark a trout, Kcyport, ment problomH. Roberts' Employmen ^ara Co: lnndscnprd ncrc plot nctir COOAL VUTGUAN wlRhGS 3 or '4-roon. It. J._0. Mtitieh. AlTfncy, 77 Broad itrcct, Had Hank P. Scott, owner nn'l builder. 74 Mon- 16Sx 1 U5, include.1 two lots. Convenient, apartment In Red Bank or vicinity, typlnK, etc., to du at liome. Phono FI!THK"ENT i~l ninuth wtrfftt. Red Bank, ir-hool, IJIIA; JIti.500. John L. Mlnutch share nnd nice truck; Jl'J.oui), prln- ttmionoble. Write, "Loonl Veteran,'' Mlddlotou'n fi-OIlSI-W-I.* USED CA"R"S--'Wo hnvo them. 1047 Small family. Must cook. Attractive AKency, ttunidon. _Phnne I -07_| fi.* p.pnl.t only. Phone Lonir Branch «« l'ii:kiii"d Custom, 4-donr jeilnn, very jox Ml Red Bunk, WiCL TAKB^CARE~ni~cnlirr^rifr_^Tl room nnd bath, nmplo tlmo olT, Write, ... for «e"crV- RED" HAN K." sr>VT7riTVtrH.Tr~SW rnnmv 0-lfiS-R, flno cnndltlnn, with rnrllo and hentt-r, Klvinjr full pai'ticultirit «nu.iii]on I'd bnths, finished nUh\ hot water LOT—In tfooil locution, Shrewsbury, — Fniir btdroom>, nonr plonfiitnt cuiTOundinsH. nny HIM Hired to Mm. T. I'. Colemnn, "llnvcnK- iiKrerahlc oftlcfl hours. Apply in If I tor Orchnrd Unnor, Mlddletown. Al- heiit; lot r-\1'2*i; two*c;ii' unrnBP! near chr Phu Ktan*biirir 8-1194-H. ftUFir modi>l, fully c'|iii|ipcd, radio a tut wond," HumBon, No phone cnlls. fichouU itntl bus line. Lcnif, re- Rod Batik (Mr.Sn.R,* Iti'iitrr: Ml-ill Itulck, <|.di>or, im|iirtf vrnlrr. Price Jl'J.OOU, TjffSONS location, 4ti,-room bun- ifJCOMB A~ND'PAYROI:L tax mini wnnt.-. UM "I7AYBRR.. OTily exiitrlenci'd nnd phone luidrrs.n to P, O, Max 21S will divide. Hubert Kinrvtn, Bn1*» John l». Mhni«n AK^ricy, Umnsmi mud. _alinv, Hvinir room with fireplace, pic« •liomlbl*. Write, "P, 8,," Box Ml, loiiriim Hcdnn, model Til, fully equipped, tl l wnrk, HaturdnyR or Huudnyn, In ve-radio, hcauc, (lofronltr, A-l condition', Jit>ml npply. Salary ixpullent, steady '\_»_ _,I! K!!]_i' Solo bliHlnfKB entipc, fully c'lill ppt'd, ft to 12 (cvcniriKH) nnd Sumlnyi. Phnnp local mnnnffer Tor a fren cniintiltnllon 1 iit«ri- plut on hard-mirfncfd ruin). IMf". hOVUA'LOW'— ttuonitrdut Six roomit, mprovtmenti. unfurnlnlicd, In Ited Inw duitrtiM'S, Hffernncf<& furnished, Cnll radio nnd heatur; 1030 ltvidion buflnr«» Hed U»iik__fl-aH54, ivlinut your nullity to fitrti tnonpy. Write, tub, dhow* 1, iilaatla tllo walln and floor, ;i,.inii, John L. MiliiiKh Avt'itry, Hntn- Imtli, ri'inrnt oollart hardwood floors* Bank I yearly rcntnl. Write, ">•'. L.," coupe: Wins Pnnknrd llmcuiHlno, tike i'Avon," Hnx f.ll, lied Ilnnk. olfcirlc huatrr, utoctrla atnvet full eel* »on mad, I'hmu' Rii_tii_-on 1 -n? 1 !!_• Htillmul hrut. newly paintnl: jrnrajiel StATI—Knr pnitfr and nII-nround work. tit 1* 7 foot high; autorniitic ell burner. BoBfinBoBfin , BwljlnnbBwljlb . new, vrry low mi Ion KG, KCVCII puLHenuoi*. Apply at Alriinrt Inn, Shrewsbury avc- MOTllKli's irai,"t'f!ll~Ft.TII«lj ln»- tnN''«: fs.odo, R. C. Hucd Ajionuy, TOimffSniTlaT'dVBlre* position. R" AM ciif.H air ftiinrnnU'L'd to IUIHM motor f!nII IN Hank H»|4'W-K lifter tl p. m. ¥WQ LAltOtS furiilNhed run mi, kltclu cenlly itt'iiiliiiilfiil rrnm Art Kc-hnol, nur, iu.\t door UMlcil Batik Atritnrl, for iierniiini'tit IIIIHItlnn. Two children plot I?!)xlu0: onv si\ rd(Kilt, bit:h: I'lioiic l!dl H'uik tf-'Jl'tll,' • nd tted'llvlnu room. Will • rurnU vlilrltt Inspection, Kept Indoors \\)'\G Commcivlal work turfcirtd, Alfrtd Tu- ManU'1- ChrvroleL, -J.dtior Kedan, $'230 n iii")usEWonli fifi-cooh7"7 I-TMWPTIP f hTi"hi"fu Cnll Itiimsnn l-llisn. nrvETr~uo"Airw^'^[~uicu, n|i|n'u\iniatt'lT ITOy with ininiL'dlnti' pii«m^nluii: tlu- i>:lt< i own tint nil dUhru and COMIIIIIK CMIII iy, \'A\ .Hrt'lr-y iivniiic. Kr'ntixliiirv, I'IKHIC In ut, llrndix w;m)irr! FEMAliK—'UIIIInK el. ik,"for filllitt Hllu lQUs'ir>0. Avnllnblo ut $fl,'iU<>, CSnflca four roomi*. bhth—n tonHtitvd ; Ihrn-tii.- mrnt. In Ur,\ Hunk. Wrltr, "runilitii Krannburit 6<138U-Wi' Cnll bvtwutn • 7 1 Itcal i;»Ule for Sale 1 T. ('. Olio. Inp., llnnllnu llunil. nrar nn him lino. Jlcfcicnccj. Phono IlcU Ilnnk Ins mnrhine. Write, "Illllinir Clirk, K. Stvcnnry Agency, .Monmouth avonui, _nr«c*, Price Jt>."iiu, John L. Mtnugli noomi/ Do* 51., Itcd Unnk.* end lv p, in, iliuad stitut, I'llu 11c Red Unnk (•04S8. 6-466.. Uu\ Oil, lUd Uank, l'kiun. Rumimi 1-11PJ, AgvticT* I'hnno fttimtun l«UTlfl.* Continued on Next Page Fourteen RED BA>K REGISTER, MAY 27, 1948 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE naicent consisting of 76 players GIFTS - SO mnrrnMT CEAL ESTATE FOR SALE CONVENIENT TO itores, ichool and WC HAVEN'T THE KEY TO THE CITY Anna-Mae Hughes wa» won by Audrey Schubert of the train. Kcmoddkd home In fxccllcnt BKAUTUKUV, 3-bedroom houic; at- Rujrson high school, senior cla^s. COCKTAIL SHAKERS :.\ BRIGHT— r.iii...-Iu.l Ki:rf. house. condition. Bight rooms. bath; low tnehed Karaite; ecrceht-d porrh, hot BUT WE IIO HAVK THE KEYS TO THE BETTER HOMES To Wed L. H. Connors ShQ won last year also. Hand-Cut ]4 rooms, fuui bi.lhs ; i.paJMiici.t w.ln IAMF : nice plot; one*car garage. Ask* •ater heat, oil hurnt r, tile bath, row* Announcement is made of the .vr.tuj-y in enrnpr: rvcrfrnr.; arrf P.M. inn * 15,000. Jnieph G. McCtic Agcnry. i'i* room, bciiitlirully lar.dsraPfil. Phoir j Members of the class of 1M8 ot .-, NWMil.r! ..Pi.u«-..ir.:> »•• ^••.'>[>l'. Ktallnr. Phone Rumton 1-0444 or RcrJ engagement of Miss Anna-Mao Rumson high school received their $5.50 n.hl: L. MM.IIEII Ai-iry, IIjniM.n rn.iil. Il.-.I Hnnk 6-ShOa. _ I Itnr.k 6-1 470.'__ ; Hughes, daughter of Mrs. Anita i'tin-i- Rum-or. l-'Tlt.1 _ UTtLfi SILVER—Two new horn.» '" TTLB SILVEIt.immcHintc ocrirtmnry. yearbooks May 19. The yearbooks ITI-ANTIC 11H;1II.ASIIS. Ti" ronln*. nc.Trine completion. Six rooms, tile furniRhfd U-roorn (muse on U,t I Hughes of River road, and the late have white padded covers with a DOROTHY JANE SHOfft roitm- 140x1 JO fret. Ury Pillar, nchriy new, Walter E. Hughes, to Louis H. three hnth:.. .! v..l, third n..»T. ho: w»ur hrnl; nn tation; $16,500. Joseph 0. MMcCui c of Germantown, Philadelphia. Red Bank 6-4227 Op» Ev««ta«> Til • t.,-1- c.ilinp.-: Ml.<""-'. John L. MIIIUFU .\Krnry. Healtor. Phone Rumson 1- IJUS'OAljOW-^Ovirlook-nc the Atlantic the lower left corner in purple. A-ii-ncy. I1!."!' Hum>m. l-"7lfi.»___. „ ! 0-144 or Krd Bnnk 6-1470.* OL-rnti, Two liidnxnn? unrl bam, I;III:I Many favorable comments have livinK room, with (irt-jtltirr, J-:n- n-.~m(Ml<:r: kilcht: room, tile kitchrn, powder room, four tANITONc"cLEANINO ff-Ilur: ilttnrhrtl iriifn;rf; f l.',,'nt(i. r:i-J KKI» ISA.VK'S ONLY yearbooks. ,:iini:,:!( hi ;.'.. Ji: i »::,rc: iilinchfil K:I hrdrooms, tile hnth; nttarhed nt\rnKv; 77 UROAI1 STKEET :; oil heat. Utul feticiiiK. HntmtUvilty Utinl- GITC niicre AX'-ury, Atlantic JliKhlandh Misses Joan Harding and Janet and 1-lBun. WOMAN KEAI/TOK RED HANK, N. .Y.'.'iV 1..*M":-.U-I'I'A^- ^•v.' Vhot.i Utinivu Krai'fd; S2(i,0fm. Hoist on Wairrbiiry. Telephone Kcd Hank 6-2101 Strothman are among the 511 can- STORAGE lUiihor, 1G West Front street, Hrd didates for the Bachelor of Arts Kl'MSu'X—Motion ..: .•m Hunk. rhnnr 6-3ri(U*,_« of n>o:n, iliniti^; ruoni, l.itrlic n, fill! rt.:i:ir, degree at the 70th Smith college ;(|,r.n, 'J- i.:ci lu..:. br-< 7., wo-: ;. i fitorni vvitidiiWh iind hrrct i,s, thnintrNinii ; commencement to be held Monday, Any Woolen Garment 1 t:n of JnrRt tree: seven roomi flrt- fchwi ,. Uus. pii.rr, hot, wntrr, oil: two-car Karate. June 14. Miss Harding, daughter IN OUR ! I.. Mir.utrli K:trty )'nii},r.osion: $ 17,0 00, RolMon rih. • A 1I;IIK;I:II nt thi.-- p:-:c< . A^kir,;; of Councilman nnd Mrs. Charles B. Aprry, R.i KURifrOtl 1 - Waterhtiry. Realtor, 16 West* Front ${*,'»>", Crcfittn-f • AKtnry, J'.iT Flrcl CERTIFIED VAULT* Mrrit, Kcd Flank. Phone 6-3500.* nvrmic, Atlantic llirhbmH. I'hone 1- Harding of Rumson road, majored THOMPSON Am;Nry--> ,r'I 1 ;,;- I'm:.! KI.'!. " | KiirdMit; SU.r.'iO. Holston Wiitnbury. tative of her class and member- Sine* 1»11 — i Hfiiltor, 10 West l-'roni street, Red SOUTH" A.MHOV C.-n ship in her class choir two years. 64-76 White St. B. B. «-»M CUIV"OK l-ANl' li rwul. Hank. Phone 6-aSnQ.* tiSiiliuii, with liv;•>! She also served as a "grass cop" — GET OUt — :r< f:uin E;i:ot.:c ,.ho:.l h.Kh- ifKJi • BANK—Nrnr rivw. Substnntijil ..jiiipmrnt. Ownr-r w.ll for one year, enforcing student Abou: I.". Hi-re? broirk; SH.- homr. Four bedrooms and bnth, 3d- Kiiisv; f 1 1,00". Urtrnr Ai:< HIGH CASH PRICE fnot livinK room, with open fireplace, First avtniK, Allantir HiKn'.a regulations in regard to bicycles diuitij; room, kitchen, lavnlory: rivrr 1-1 BOH. ^ and chapel attendance, and as rep- T. R-T.I. PJii.r.e K'.I ATLANTIC IMIillLANIlS. Iti • ALL MODELS •hts; convenientt lt o I ownn ; S 12,900. licilriHims. hntli, livinK ro.. resentative of her dormitory on LOVKLY IJ'ITLi: .-.niM with 17 It.ilMtm Waterbury. Kcallor, 16 l.iu-lun, full n Ilnr. • :.«•].». rd f the student curriculum committee • ALL MAKES ;> brjnili- Front^Fjrf-fl^ Itcd Hank. I'hnnr fi.3.10(1.» .tiiiw h;t* IK w lit.'tt.nn Itliii.t. Uv. r.ff In during her senior year. She pre- b;c",'l\, I rout st . Jim. U EAHLY 1'OSSKSSION. CoinfnrlabV' 7• • ANY YEAR room'. ?m:7 I'irM J.VMIII. , E. R. SN YDE R & and senior years, and served as Harding Brad *t BnMd ft njn.U b.it.jr:il.»w> m the place, copper plumbing, tile hull), air Ailititt it- HlKiilnin]-. CQ. staff at Rlvervicw hospital, serving ,mts. S.<- u- l.efoie rmnJitionini:. oil hent; ntt nehctl Kariigc. WALKKK ft TIN'DALI, htivi* f».r f.-.U- Sshibhthed JB73 in the operating room. She waleades r of a troop ono year. As a R. B. 6-0428 i. L:i\vky Apcnry, Near school und bun. Immediate \mt- sfvtnil rhiiiiT- liu:iii;iir l»is in H"' graduated Irom Red Bank Catholic senior she served on her house Stn Phor.e XlcA Bank 6- frf.-inn; 1111,900. Holston Wntcrbiiry. llnnk mid sinTUIUI-UI^ M-:IS. 1H K:«M ' for hlRh school nnd St. Peter's hospital, council, dormitory governing body, Healtor, 1 fi West Front a t reel, Kid Irtint flri'H, HCHI Hank. I'IHUH- ll-JTTi;.' _ _ _ "' nu-Tt WAI.KVIH &' TINUALL "'^i' in <*»•<•:.»- New Brunswick. and has been named on the dean's OV:>>'' l nt- . INSURANCE list for a "B" average for three Ui H"I V KHKHONT—"llfllBhTfyj I wTli njr"w"i"th liarl, » j:',n«I .W.»nm ImiiKalnw «;th Mi-. Connors, who served in the Are You Prepared iti(i:u improved with years. Her parents are Mr. and :r;irt;vr «c\ i tj-idutn !»<»'..!•••. Mow ii^l.'ii m:ijiniJlct.nt view. Three bedrooms, European theater with the army, is bus llvinj: r.K.iu. (i;t.:t.« u»mu UUchr lijith with f,tnl! hliowtr, pine piintH'inn '» employed by the Brown Instrument Mrs. R. A. Strothman of Bingham Decoration Day? and one heiirnnm. L'i»t;tiif :hn> a tivinii room, dininK room, deluxe kite))' avenue. on. Minny lirrnkfnst ronnif attnchdl K»* fiion, "AnkiriK * I'ijMMi. I',• Kasi Front ' ' SURVEYS and APPRAISALS " v company ot Philadelphia. ihrce linlrooni.- MHI luilh with ntupl street, Km* ltnnli. l'lmnf ii.'J77fi.» _ violet fp;u-r. V\\'.\ \\im\wn\ w'.lh oi • u(r< ; Inndsciipinj:, dock. Enrly poases- •'.'U ; Ucentad NeW York and New Jertey Broken A card party will be held tonight vjdti, Kxct ptioniil baiKniti i $1 I.TiOU. \VAhKKU & TINPAIJJ"" i.fT. r * in I-'nlr 1mrr.tr. A hart;:. In nt JP.r.nn. Uawlc lliivrn, a .".-room lumKali.w. liol i^r ItuniKon by the Rumson Veterans' auxiliary Apcncy, S'nte Jli^Jiwr.y "'>. J'htinc Hp Itolston Waterbury, Ileiiltor, 16 West 13(5. FIRST AVE . ATLANTIC HIGHLANpS,- N. J. at tho club house. Mrs. Isabelle Bunk f.*f>4W>, Frniit _sl rrrt. Itrd Hunk. Phone C-flBOO.* A.JtiriK S6,.i»f»' I» K;i--1 Frnnt b!r<-:, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Buck OKI1' "CONOVKR LANK "Pictiy IIU'H !•> UUrfSO'N— Attractively modernized Co- ;'fc^, • .." "PHONE: AT 1-0900 '/'''. Mapes Is chairman. There will be lie*! lltmk. I'lK.n. )i-i:VTr..» havs sold tholj- homo here on 62 SHIP :i ill'.a i,nv tlirrr -h^ilr i lnni»\. Scvrn rooms, t-hrrc Wed rooms", KI-JI.V W.\\\ whilr WAi.KKH •£ TINPAM. nffir in I'i'tl. prizes and refreshments. which is pn'.i.Hd linvc latulsfntu'd plot; ynrnKf. Vtry ronvrn niilfre road, anrl are llvinff on South l»i liRhirut Silvi-j-, II k''"»d horn. with :. l:ir«. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Boehm ii-tni nml ma:n..!i <.hu irnl foi- r« mm liter. Immediate 1 kitrlirn tvitli lintli. h«»t «ir »»nl ; --cin «;*- Sutinycrost drive, Little Bilvur, livinjf room wiili tinpl sion: $lS,Sf>t). 1Hois! t on Wnterbtiry, roninv,* tmtli. h«»t «ir of College Point, Long Island, ob- -r ntid hurd- I»IIM lljif. A"kinc where they recently purchased a nioikrn sr.nck her, o!l bui-M-r Keiiltor, 16 Wrst VFront street. Phone jrn^r; plot ^x.'MKi:_ nn served their 50th wedding anniver- liir^i, wood* IT-i". I'.' Knst l-Vuiil wood (looi-.-. SitUiitrd on ii li \U<\ Hank 6-350O.* MONEY LOANED hoiisp from Mr. and Mrs, S. I-.. Sea- hlriPl. Hnl HaiiU. Pluiin fi-'^7"fi.» sary at a family celebration and rd plot T"xi:.". Will •'"•!1 v RUMSON—Old Knrni "V'lTlnKrT ton. The Scaton family left last 1-,-acrr. WAIJiHR' &" TINI>AU, tilTr:- in'l.itt!.- on Jewelry, Silver, Musical Instruments, roctption May 14 at College Point. ..I *16.JtO". CnM J,.-.w!. y Ae 1're-wnr Colonial of six Inrj; •Silver, an i'M-Pii(inti:il huiiirnluw nf -I Cameras, ItiniKmlurs, ctr. wock to mnlte their home in Alas- The party was given by their chil- Highway :;;•. IMmnr ![••! It.-t (3 liciUnumsl, nnd sun parch, lirci>];u'r, k.-i. IUtlT-UOOW. i*.>-M,. hnu-V ""in*. insiiliilf d; nttnelird (riu'fiKt1; beautifully lotillb, h.'itll. lint :iil- ll<:i!, nil. >:;is r;ni ,(.>, l.icptttcd and linndrd ()y SlQtc ut N i. dren, Jilmil F. Boehm of Kuinson, h tiil .MTfcii*. sl(n-in:.:: JruW v! :s6.xH"i. ro>ci'«F:n:i lanHsciiptd. AskhiR $ IS,MOii. Hymc WE I'AV CASH I Oli OMt (iOI.l) und SII.VKR Wilhur Killccn of Bucna Vista and Charles J. Boehm and Mra. <<<'< oa«)i. M:t--!irll. f.-t rk n AKojiry.___rhnnp_Uumsmi l-H.'.o.* avenue was fiummoncd Monday ni on Rtarh. Three ihocits from iVUSISOf?— FcTfcTt uondTtion thVoujtVi'- l!i K.-ist l-'ront slrrt!, l( ffcM THEKE ARK ST1U-. many Out- Red Bunk. I'honr (i- J77(i. „ __ _ ' today. Twcnty-ono will be contin- o are the two newest members kitchen and bath, drculntinic hot water exceptional range am) power—52 Ilrired at 2 o'clock at Holy Rosary of the Red Bank Rotary club, and 6xlO—$I8.5O gxlS—«0.00 ttalidir.p huiidttif; titf s avnilitble heat, nil; lnrBc ptol; K»raj;e; SlO.ROn. THKJ1OMK YOU IIAVK nKVayn warn-" , nt. Kno'iiwooo1. Check thtse atlvan- nuvf nviiilablf at mnlior)tit> from. Nat- ' bt*rhtvod ; ('11 Covir.Uy ntmotphe re n;tio\v of four rooms and hath, (2 ionally ndvcrtisnd PrfciFion built homes, ltCA Victor Eye Witness Picture church at 4 o'clock. Monday, June 14, the newly or- 5X8—J15.00 «»1O-132.00 bedrooms), hot water heat, oil. Very vith city convrnicnecs; (3) Fully Hctt Wnlker & Tlnilnll for rnmiilftr in- Synchronizer. New type, all-channel An electric hair dryer will be dis- ganized Springfield Rotary club 8x12—«34.00 convenient for »rhool nnd commutlnK. fdrinntton. 13 Kast Front htrtrt, Hnl improved.; (\) Plots avcrnpc 7 5x1.'0; AiikiuK 10,27.1. Uyrnc ARcncy. Phone posed of on the co-oporative plan, will hold its charter night at tho # nank_Phmn«_ fi-277fi.' ^ __ _ ' Station Selector is easier to use. For (*i) A! • r o r. v c n i e n c c s n t hand. Itiimtnn I-U(lp. __^_ Friday night, Juno 11, when the Baltusrol Country club in Spring- Flag Poles CKNTItALLY IX)CATED. Lni'no frnme 6"U»"B-ACUK" I'AHM, 22 iiciLH in 7"ni;t I television found, you have the fa- Phone P.ed H.ni.k 6-2 722-W for Hoiy Cross Parent-Teacher associa- Reid. It is hoped tho Red Bank byncn'ow rontniniiiK living room, mous "Gol Jen Throat" tone system club will be nblc to send a repre- liricrs, tr: ms, further Infoinintion, dininK room, kitchen, two bedrooms anil 11-room house; barn IHisfiO fc« t; thicken 1 tion will hold its final card party at Lawn Sockets den: full rellar nnd full nltle; pipeless coop ISsTtO: :ilsii sumtrur liitclu-n. Call! with the largtst speaker ever used Holy Rosary hall. Mrs, George Dis- sentative delegation to Springfield, VANHOTrN\GV«SVf^T hent; rletarlied unrane. Askinn $11,- K D y po r t 7 - '1' R ~i.' j in an Eye Witness table model. Uon is chairman. Assisting her are which is the second club to be Windo"' Brackets SftiecfM 10USR~Juid~Karnno. with Koinr ' i ru Colotna!, 1 -IxJfi living mom, four Sun. Hyrnc Agency, Phone Rumson 1- K n. Cabinet is only 2$y> inches wide. Mr-s. James Higglns, Mrs. Clifford chartered in the 183d district this Lctlfiioiii-*. tile l»:ith, Invalnry, den, tmto- 11 r> o. • candy nnd sttitioncry hiisinrss, in Hrd year. m;it:c heat ; ",-inii ; double- Karncr; —Top residential. Attrac- Rnnk. Prici' irasonablf. Call rviM Walnut, innhognny ur liloml finish. Docile, Mrs. Herbert Langlor, Mrs. S-^U.'iuO, I: ;i y \'.-,ti ] In ni Avi in*y. Fair tive home of sevcti rooms (4 bed- Jers Cnrew, Mrs. Edward Fallon, Morris Westerman has asked Jlitwi!. riiorio l{ I. fu-rplucc, oil burnci'; K^r^Kc '• AC operation. | Mrs. Joseph Goodwin, Mrs. Patrick that all Rotarlana make returns to VA.\ Him;; "ACJKNCV- TiUi•"H«vfiu k.\- decit Nit, Con von lent for school nnd to bus ur statitiii. Priiv .S l.2 in monih's time from vision Studios, Open Til 10 ; Rumson high school. Gary Bennett Bank for the past year and was 1.a;h, ti!fil kiii-Ir-;.. oil fiiniiiiM, finplafc, order; Jli^r.ll. I'lionr Ki-il ll;inl; H-H2"7 P. M. Daily. j is chairman of the committee, aided awarded a plaque at tho Red Bank j'jiim; roo:ii; ttnub)i KtirnKC. Asking RKD" IIANK —E^U«~nrnrcVUl7KtUir"Ap^ fiUMSON—'AVTifTt.'*""»tiiiUii~ lH)im\ lli.- RCA VWot BI53O Community Chamber of Commerce fH.7. _ Herndon, Ronald Clayton, Peter Maurice Schwartz have been ap- NAVESINK lUVHK. Fine locution. iot water, oil; two-enr tram if e; cxtrns; HIGHWAY 'PK1VB-IN "" res-tiiiVrnnt, Jul- Coff, Harry Collls, Patricia Rlcsen- pointed to tile Park commission by UATES Bcnutiful outlook. Largo front- $ 1 7,500. Hyrnc Ancncy. Phone Rum- jolninn InrKo town. K.staldished busi- Mayor Charles R. English. son 1-1 t 50.* EATONTOWN RADIO & TELEVISION CO. berger, Elna Noonan, Lola Von age; CoUmint ' stylo, tishl-room ness, completely cunippftl, living r|U:irl- ers, SlS.OtlO, inr.ltnles prnlierty anil bus- iGchren, Ann Rcilly, Joe Hockstein house, hot w tiler Jicat, two tile MAIN STREET EATONTOWN TO SELL I'OPriES THK DENNIS K. BYRNE Agency li intss. Ray Stlllniiin & Associntcs, IUKII- 1 and George Norton. baths; $3."»,0Pu. Charles K. Swtt- anxioui to list your houii for way_-l^N, Entontiiwn^ Phmif il-TMHi^. Phone EA. 6-f ""* The badminton elimination tour- Members of the auxiliary of ney Agency, Monmouth n venue. »ali or rent. Call at 8 West River STOCK OK"" TKUCK FARM- "".0 nVrrU Biaxton Merritt American Legion Vhone Rumson 1*1 19-. lilluUtt, sm-i'oumit.1 by Mimmmilh Road, Rumion, or phone Rumion county's choice rstiitrs. Early Anieri- post will sell popples, assisted by ccpTfon;iloniV)VT S-11S0.* enn type fjunihousr, roomy, wo 11 con- school children, tomorrow and Sat- ablc, in one of It unison's best rcsi- . yimdrit; barns, t-w, JUS,000, Stillmiin urday, in Red Bank. Mrs. Alllta J. dciitial Ecction.s; 'i1'- avrvf, cleared Inntl, ilOUSE—Situated on knoll, overlooking Assot-bitrs. Phone K;i ton town a.(100 7. Montague la chairman. liib'h rolling KTOUIKI. Priced »t IH.SOU. country side. Three bedroom*, niod- CAPE "COIT'HUNUALOW." Modrrn in _. n kitchen, Mi acres: Kiirnge nnd -very (let nil: 121 a acrc-fi. 4 drum!, Phone JtuinEon 1-1 OSS, or your own rn briaklbit broker. a purtment. Near transportation. Price bnlanco wooded; liirnf Kn ne with * 12.000. Frank B. Lawcs. Phone Red Kiie»t looms above. $22,000. Ray H. VAN nORK AGENCY—Sctu- rlvtr. Bank 6-287E.* Stillmnn & Associates, Phone Eaton- Large riot; substnntlnl home, seven town 3-0007, ___ rooms, fire-placer , two bnthf, eli CONFECTIONERY store, equipment and laBc, oiil l hhtJvt ; \hrec-cn\hreccnh r RnraRc: J13,J,- stock, store nn,d three-room HURrt.- MIDULKTOWN AREA, 67 uli^HTin 7,iO. Ray Van Horn Acor.ey, Kair Ha-H , ment; lot 35x65. Now in operation. Price tipple nnd pencil orchard, balance till- So.UDO. Fill! cellar. Frank B. L-awes. nb]c; farmhouse, usual living <|nxitt*'ry, Phone Red Bank 6-2H7&.* tileil kitchen, bnth, steam he»t; out- GRANGE SOUAUK, Fair Haven. One On a Sunny Morning mile to Red llnnk i; hopping center. LOT—In Shrewsbury. Two blocks from buildings include poultry liousus, 1,000 Hatf-acre plotfc, Itemblins custutn-buill bus line; 40x162; lidewalks and curh- capacity; lat-Re burn; cnniRc; nood lo- Intf. Price 5S50. Frank B. I-.awes, cation; 10 minutes to station: SIS,000. homes; G. E. kitchens; $15,750 to ?23,- Hay Stillman & Associates, :: 12 Hroiui 000, Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Ha- Phono Red Rank 6^2875.^ ^___ J ven. Phone Ked_Hn«k_6-4MHh* S1X-RO6M UU>fflAIX>\V. Hot water sin ot,_F,sit nn town. _I honr- It-0007. heat, oil fired boiler, and tfnrnKf. Plot SUIUJRHAN FARM. Pk-turi-sfiuL'^ttTfnX VAN HORfT ACENCY—River riKhtT. Ti la acres, brook: attractive modern Plot 100x1-10. Coloninl design, six 1 .".0x1 fid; $] 1,000 or your own broker. 'li Locust nvetiuei Eatontown, Phono b mi «a low, UviiiK room, illtiitttr votun, roomis, lavatory, tiktl Imth, fireplace, kitchen, two bulroonii-, bath, oil hrnt. automatic heat, insulation; xurnRc: Eiiiontown a-sons.* Hn» Stillmnn & Associates. Phono Eaton- I1H.500. ltny Van Horn AKt*ncy, Fair BUY OF THE WKEK! Stven rooms, tnwti a-H0f|7. •lu"0-FOOT~"nr00. Ray V«n raife; 50x100 plot; fully equipped. threi'-room bunmilow with all improve- Horn Agency, Fair Haven, Phone Itcd ImnKtne, only 18,500. Howtell incuts; two chicken IIOUM-S; $rj.,'.mi. Ray Stillman Associates. Phone Eaton- Agency. Phone Atlnntic Highlands VXK~H0RN "AGEKCY^Hornra~7or-ii"Blc in River Oaks, Old Farm VIIIUKC, O^k 1-0116. NVAUTTOWSITTPT Woods, GrunRu S(|UHre. and Colonial bath lot, UUMSON—Shrewsbury river. Complete- nicely planted, shrubs, rvei>:iec nut- Terrace: $12,7.10 lo $25,000. Ray Van ly moderiiitrd S-rontn house, 3 butlit, si tic fireplace; $9,7 in. comvlrt fur. Horn Agency. l'«ir Uavui. Pliouc Kcd hot wnter heat, oil. Splendid condition; nishrd. J,ay H. Siillmtui & AsHu-iatcs. Bank 6-4100.* - Jli'.OOfi, Sweeney Agency, Monmnuth I^hone Eatontown .1-00117. VAN HORN AGENCY—Little Silvci. tivenue. Photie Rumion t-l 492. Lovely Colonial bunKalow. LivinK POUT MONMOUTH. Furnished""" ttifeV- room 14x2'J, Bton^ fireplace, tile bath, room coltaKf. elcetricity, city watt r, How much tub and btajl shower, oil hent; canine; KUMSON—Acre landscaped ground, city «as; new (jaraue: threr lots, nice S18.00U. Titty VH-I Ifwn Aircney. Fair exceptional construction. 8 rooms, shrulis; brick ilnvtway; IH-JM- stim>s. Haven. _ 1'honc Rt-d Biinl; 6--110U,* schools, etc, Ins|ircl, wHliout nbliKn- 3 baths, automatic hot water heat, tion, anytime. First low reasonable of- if the milkman 'VAN HORN AGENCY—Modern Colonel nice location. Rcnl value; $17,500, aix-room residence, fireplace, tile bath, fer acctptcd, iiowlaml, MOCOIHI house oil heat; breezeway; attached garage; Charles E. Sweeney Agency, Mon- (right) M|lls n_v_cmiei_ Port Monmouth. copjier plurnbing, insutnlion: ?1 n,900. mouVn avenue. Phone Humson 1- RUMSON—ttttn,:nlaw, new, moiUWrmu- trips? rooms, bnth: attached Kitra^. nil bur- Ray Van Horn Atfoncy, Fnir Haven. H92. Phone Kcd Bank 6-4100,* ner. I'fico SlO.UOtl. CotiKtiiiU't; Smith, I i Maple uv< mir, F:\iv Hnvrn. I'huiu ONE Ol^-RUMSON^f sections, ffNTRV LTFE: tfKa?~~nTd nnnV;. Reil Rank fi.^;io_s, new six-room, tile bath homes to be Choice plots, 8 HLTCI, ideal fur your FAlil H'AVKK" HiinKnl6wrnvr"~ronTn(j Maybe $10,000! built. Convenirnt to FchoolR, stores, new ham*\ High fertile \n.nd tvws, view, trBnsportntion; |l*»,Ofio, up. Joseph G. t srnrnsci hot wnlrr hrnt. Hair hlorlt brook. Reasonable. For jiarticulnrs, to bus. Askine ?S,"i00; Jli.Oli'j c;ish, If anybody hurts himself ori McGue ARency, Ren.ltor. Plione Rum- PhorI1 K?^Bank 6-1791-W.'* Bon ,1-J>J4_4 or RrdBnnlt fi.i4"0. . ___ down payment, balance tiiortpjicc, K\- your premises-if your dog bites NXVESJNK—Well, built villupe home, mU^roWiin, >9,500f rol" •hisivc with Const nn re Smith, I I tagp. 6 rooms and bath, hot water, Maple avenue, Fair Ilnvn Phone Red seven rooms snd bath: (vo-cnr RB- a Bunk 8.3303. somebody-if you hit a caddy rase: U*ftcrc. AftV.inK 111,000, Joseph oil heat. Big 2-car HflmKc; 4-*cre of land. One coat of paint nn the outside (!. Mr.Cu^ AKcncy, RCHIIOT. Phone KA1R IMVEN. Ueautlful Cotonlnl with a golf ball—if your chil- fium5on 1-Qj 1-1 or Itrtrd Rnnk 6.H7D, and it's n beauty. By Brn>ointmpnt only Tim* honoi»d graduation glltfi M~SH~ •with Schwarti'MacMInj S While street, home, seven rootm, two liatliB, dren cause injury to others-big AK\T1^V . MMice Walloirin~*AU Itcd Bank. longinei, "The woild'i molt hea< 1 antic Highlands. Contains double SifRCVVSBURV—New and very cute. autumn lie hot witter hent, perfect siangl fruit pattern - ope'n stock lawsuits may practically ruin or«d watch" • winnat ol 10 wotl4'« livinK room, dininK room, kitchen, lav- Priced rljtht too. only- ItO.OQO. Vet- condition, acre, Inmlscnpcil, Imme- atory, seven bedrooms, two bnthi. Con- iair grand pritai • 28 qold madtla • eran with $1,000 and a good job, ran diate possession, $21,000. Consult you. > venient pleitBiint surroundinKB. Reduced move In next month, Bungalow of 4>^> Official watch for th* U. S. Olraplo to $13,600. Joseph (i. McCue Apency, room*; nttnohtd garage; hot water, oil Charles E, Sweeney, Agency, Mon- 16-piece starter set $16.75 But for $10 a year an America Commute* • Witsauw, "BWa* Healtor. Phono Rum&on 1*0-144 or Red hent, tiled bath and bright modern mouth nvenue, Phono Rumson 1* gulihed companion watch to tho Bank 6-1470. kitchen, Come In, Sehwartz-Macklin, 8 Pore policy will protect you up XUKr 1493, includes A cups and saucers, A luncheoh plates, 4 bread and butter plates. honored Longlnti lor not* thu ; White Rtreet, Red BnnV, _ half, century." tion. Iwtr p livinKK rnom, fifi r replace, RBI) BANK—Two smart veterani cun PolVfAlJPECK Seven-room frame to $10,000, and also insure medi- dininK, modf-rn kitclu-n, two bedrooms, kil bd buy a 4-famlly house for $7,500 l . perfect condition, new oil bur- cal payments up to $250 for non- lenginn watchei Irom $71,90 ttlr, hath, oil ht-M; Knruvtt; workshop. each, Separutr heating units. One 4. ner, eloctrlc hot wntcr h enter; lot Wlttnauer watchei Irom 439.75 Kiiefct coltuRc; two Hrtt-B of Kiound; Hi room and bath, and one - \n avuiliitilr. Kuhwiu-U-Mnrklin, S N Wlillc _Ktrcel, Red H_«»i^,__ hath, Ki'nuiil lloiu-i llvliiK room, diuliif JEWELERS A S i UOM'T LKT'LACIv of murltcumt money rutim, kiti-lun tuiil Invnlury, llrst (Innr; panillc>il ru] I'll.* SuhwaiU