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VOLUME LXVIIL, NO. 5. . RED BANK;JN. J., THURSDAY, JULY 26,1945 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 -TO 1-2 Sound Pictures Residents Must Riverview Js Local Soapbox Derby Air Force Day Reaches U. S. Lines . Of Fire Fighting Get Fuel Oil Now On A Sound Prdclamation To Be Run Tomorrow Two reels of fire fighting pic- Wednesday, .Auguit 1, 1945, tures, an educational film and other OP A DirectorSays Going Basis marks the 38th anniversary of With Nazi As Shield short subjects will feature a two- the founding of the Army Air •.'•/ hour outdoor sound motion picture Forces, which had Its begin-' show to be given next Tuesday, War Needs Will Make Treasurer Tuthill ning in 1907 as the Aeronautl-^ Recreation Group Sponsors Event July 31, at 9 p, m. at the rear of the cal Division of the Office of Fair Haven Soldier Awaits Medal Shrewsbury public school. In case Situation Critical Renders A Tine the Chief Signal Officer. To Be Held On Prospect Avenue Hill of rain the pictures will be shown • Monthly Report Every American i« ailed After 24 Months On Italian Front: In the school auditorium. By Winter Months with pride wh$h he recalls Invitations to this movie enter- the -mighty rfowth of our Air Tb« flnt, soapbox, derby in uv- tainment have been sent to Shrews- Householders who heat their 'Around the clock," 24 hours a Staff Sgt. William X Spenc* ef •nil ysarWwill be held tomorrow Force, whlch^ is unsurpassed !4 Lake avenue, Fair Haven, ha* bury mayor and council and thehomes with fuel oil are urged by day and 365 days in the 'year, In the world. Mainstay-Friends ..*venlng by tbe Community Recrea- Railroad Hearing Red Bank, Little Silver, Eatontown, Ralph W. Hackett, director of theRiverview hospital -is engaged in returned from 38 months of active *V>n council, with prizes, of $5 and Fair Haven and Tinton Falls fire Trenton Office of Price Administra- providing hospital service to the The brillla.iil successes luty with the medical detachment *ja In war stamps offered winners' In coropanies by Shrewsbury Hose tion, to prepare now for winter by residents of the community." achieved by oun air men on Assets Increased >f a tank battalion which saw act- two separate events. The racei frill May Be Held At company under whose auspices the having their storage tanks filled at This is the Introductory para- the far-flung battle fields of on in some of the heaviest fight* ba run' oa Froipect iiventte hill lead- show Is being held. Others inter- once. j graph of the monthly statement the world have already played ng in the Italian campaign. ing into Mcl/u-en street. The finish Sea Bright ested In fire fighting are welcome. "Every tank must be filled this for.iune issued by Seely B. Tut- a vital roll In bringing two of By $93,000; One day before the Italian war line will b« near the Intersection Refreshments will be served at the our enemies to theic. knees. came to an end, Sgt. Spence found summer to avert Buffering because hlll, treasurer ot Riverview, who With every day that passes of Prospect avenue and McLaren Shrewsbury fire house following the the civilian fuel oil situation will be further stated "I feel that, regard, himself in the Po valley with a' •treet Discontinuance ! ghow. — these valiant men are bring- Association's Net unit which was surrounded by even more critical this winter than less of the summer recess of our ing their mighty power to bear errles. To complicate the sit- Chief Harold A. Davidson of the Arrangements for this special last year," Mr. Hackett said. board of-trustees, there should police departmenUn making plans Of Shore Line movie attraction are being made by against the one remaining Earnings For Six . uation further there were six woun- "Dealers report that orders are be no interruption in submitting Axis power with ever-Increas- ded men who would have, to be to re-route trafflfcon Prospect ave- Fire Chief Chester Forrar) assisted beginning to be received, but notto you my regular monthly reports MontBs $12,489.95 nue betweeffilardlng rood and Me- To Be Considered by Harold McCormick, president of in sufficient volume to get all ing.Intensity. evacuated, Germans or no, and as chanic street, as well as on side of the activities of your hospital.". he was conducting casualties back? the hose company. householders' storage tanks filled The report showed that during So as a tribute to our great Streets. The Sompetitlon will take within the next few weeks," Mr. Army Air Forces, and on be- Assets of the Mainstay-Friends to an American hospital, be en- place between 7 and 8 o'clock. Eve- Edward W. Wise of Red Bank, the first six months of the year Savings & Loan asocslation of Red countered an enemy patrol; No fir* : Hackett explained. ending June 30, comparative fig- half of a grateful people I rett Brower of the first "aid squad attorney, for the borough of . Sea "Families have hot heeded warn- do hereby proclaim Wednes- Bank have increased $93,000 during was exchanged, however, . and lt Is planning to have the firstai dBright, reported to the mayor and Open House On ures disclosed that the business the last six months, according to was discovered that Che only pur- ings to get their tanWWllled. They done at the hospital increased 5214 day, August 1, 1945, as Air car present. council of that municipality last must do so soon or thla area will Force Day. an announcement made by Fred pose which the Germans had. in - Entrants may be boys or girls Thursday night that permission has per cent while the operating ex- T>. Wikoff, chairman of theboard halting Silence's mission was to.ask been granted by tbe Federal court "Air Force Day" not be prepared for winter. penses, which were'92 per cent of Signed: Charles R. English, him if he would carry a wounded nfho submit their names to the fol- "Those who delay are doing them- Mayor of Red Bank. of directors. He also stated that lowing committee: Mrs. .Grace to the Jersey Central lines to ap- the association now has total assets Nazi back to the American lines peal to the Interstate Commerce 36 per cent. for medical attention. The ser- Clark, Branch avenue playground At Watson Labs vice. Every ration holder has a of $808,500, including $586,000 of •upervlser; Miss Marjorie Newman? commission relative to the proposed The average per patient day re- mortgage loans on residential prop- geant agreed and after having ac- abandonment of the section of the personal responsibility in this mat- quired another German, whq wa« athletic field supervisor, and Mrs. ter and can do a lot to assure that ceipts were $8.11, while the aver- erties In Red Bank and vicinity Dorothy Boswell, West Bergen su- shore line from Highland Beach Public Invited To Make age per patient day costs were Sea Bright Card 0 march in front of the wounded ' station to East Long Branch. Mr. the nation's limited civilian fuel oil and $156,000 worth of government men and discourage any enemy at- pervisor. All entrants will be raced supply will be ready for use when $7.51. . The table of general service securities. under the colors of one totthes e Wise said the commission would four of Place Next , rendered, which reflects a truly tempts to fire on the group,, tha probably hold a hearing at Sea needed." v Party Of Ladies' caravan reached the hospital safe- playgrounds'. Two factors make it most imper- humanitarian endeavor, snowed Bright in the near future. Monday ^Afternoon that In June of thts.year there was ly, not forgetting to drop their Nail * In the time trials the vehicle's ative that every consumer fill his guide off at the prisoner of war will be classified Into two groups— Mayor Thomas Farreil stated the tanks now, he explained. an increase of 286 patient days, an Auxiliary Success borough would have no objection to Civic, religious, and service club increase of 25 X-rays taken, an in- camp. the professional models and the "First, fuel oil demands of the For thla mission the Bronze Star home-made models. Winner of the discontinuance of the railroad if officials of ifed Bank will join Pacific ivar are sky-rocketing daily crease of 12 maternities, a decrease the state highway department hands in doing honors to the Army of 51 emergencies, an increase ot has been ordered for the Fair Hav- "first group will receive $5 and tbe and will reach a peak about the First Annual Event en soldier, but as yet has not ac- second group J2. Judges, timers, would take over control of theAir Forces.next Wednesday, Aug- time civilian heating demands are 48 operations and an increase of highway, now maintained by theust 1. This day has been desig- tually been received by him. starters, pitmen include others on greatest. It Is hoped that the civil- 932 laboratory tests. Is Largely Attended "Previous °to this, Spence, who at the recreation staff: Jane Merrill, county. If Ocean avenue became nated throughout the world wher- ian fuel oil supply will equal last In the first six months of this a state highway, Mr. Farreil said, it ever the Air Corps is operating, as that time was a corporal, had won Nancy Se*erin, Nancy- Warden, year's short supply but the Petrol- year as against the first six months, And^Well Supported his first official citation, last sum- Lois Macintosh, Dorothy Lover- undoubtedly would be widened and "Air Force" day; and simple dig- eum Administration for War .has provision would be inade to protect of last, there has been an Increase mer during action on the Fifth •Idge, Barbara Potter and Joan nified programs are being planned warned repeatedly that It is going of 2,108 patient days, an increase So successful was the first card It from the sea. The railroad long at all Installations, Local cere- Army front for administering aid ^Coughiln. DonalDonald S. Klopp Is direc- to be most difficult to meet both of 61 X-rays, an increase of 60 ma- party of the Ladles' auxiliary of the to wounded- members of a unit un- ago informed the Sea Bright offi- monies include religious servlces In war and minimum civilian needE. Sea Bright fire company held last tor of the meet cials lt would not maintain the sea ternities, an increase of 59 emer- der heavy aftillery fire and evacu- Early entrants Included Robert all churches of Red Bank this Sun- "Second; transportation facilities gencies, 1T3 more operations and week in Odd Fellows ball that the wall along the-right of way. day. These services will be dedi- ating them at great personal risk Guillloms, William Ot tinge r, Mur- are going to be tighter this winter 3,369 more laboratory tests. • event will be made an annual one. and disregard for his own safety. ray Leeds, Jack Lewis and James Mayor Farreil also reported that cated to our sir men killed in this than ever before so that any per- Riverview has received so farThe group 'received' many gifts The commanding general of tha • Reeves, Invitations have ajso gone Mr. Begbady and'Mr. Myers of the .war and the safe return of menson who doesn't order fuel oil now this year $2,619 from the Red Bank from business firms and residents First Armored division added that out to the following 1MB owners of p. S. Engineers office in Philadel- now engaged in the -whipping of may be, unable to get lt later when Lions club and $1,000 from the of the borough which were used as Cpl. Spence had earned the "admir- last machines: Martin Kunie, Da- phia had conferred with him rela- Japan. At Watson Laboratories, he needs it. prices for which the auxiliary mem- tive to,the hurricane and erosion Riverview Auxiliaries Executive ation and respect of all who wit- rid Jerolamon, Fred Tomalno, Ed Red\Bank "Open House" to which "Most people in the area have Committee in addition to Its usual bers expressed their gratitude. nessed this deed and was deserving Crelln, Winston Davis, Robert Rue damage In Sea Bright, and he had the public Is cordially invited, will, mailed applications to their war Fourteen tables were in play and provided them with statistics and monthly recepts from business of the highest praise." It was short- and Dick Dowdy. highgilggh t the day'ys pprogram. price and rationing boards and have done. card awards' and door prizes, all ly after this Incident that Spence other Information requested. The Forj/$e.flrst time since the Lab- or soon will get, ration coupon» for donated, included ladles' and men's damage In the borough, to both was promoted to sergeant. oratorie.swere activated by the Air the 1945-56 heating period. The few handkerchiefs, hanger cavers, jams, After entering the service In May, public and private properties, who have not returned their appli- writing paper, playing-cards, cof- Army Pilot Meets estimated at $1,046,000. Force the gates will be thrown FRED D. WIKOFF/ 1942, he underwent basic training open to" the general public. State, cations should do so immediately. County Men In fee set, salad dish, tray, candy dish, at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and was, Council approved the application national, military and naval digni- Those who have ration coupons glass bak» set, taffy, ketchup, Yard- then stationed successively in Ens- of James J. Sararaon for a retail should have all household tanks fill- ley sets, powder, towel cloths and Ket garnlngs^for the six months Nazi Colonel Who taries will participate in the open- Army And Navy period amounted to $12,489.95 from land, and Ireland while training in liquor -consumption license for ing ceremonies which will get un- ed at once so that suppliers and soap, cake dish, cartons ot ciga- amphibious warfare for several premises at 18 New street dealers can riflll their tanka while rettes, glasses and mayonnaise: which a dividend at the rate of 3% der way at 1:30 p. m. After short per annum was declared to almonths before hitting the North Lived In Rumson Estimates of the cost of a new talks by Colonel Oscar C. Maier, transportation^is still available. War Casualties The donors of prizes Included African beach as port of the for- chlorinator for the sewage disposal First "period" coupons became Harry'a lobster house, Fowler's members by action of the board a' Commanding Officer of Watson a recent meeting-.. . .: . ward element* which participated Lt. James Smith plant will be obtained In time for Laboratories and visiting officials, valid June 1 HOT ten gallons .per hardware store, Frank Ell's, Ten- In that invasion. He remained in consideration at the next meeting. unit. I Official Lists Of Cent store, Welsman's, Kanehl's, Mortgage loans have Increased the thick of the fighting throughout the public may view the radio, ra- over $50,000 in the Jast six months Recall* Incident, The State Board of Health has or- dar, and navigation equipment on Diversion of tankers from civilian Gardella, Plaza restaurant, Char- the campaign, and after Its termi- dered the borough to make tbe-lm- service to military use, because of Killed, Missing lotte's lunch room, Wolf's Radio, and members' savings have gone nation, preparations were immedi- provement.' / exhibition. The operations of this the tremendous needs of the Pacif- up" $87,000. Savings in the associ- equipment will be explained and Robinson's Pharmacy, Max's, Phil- ately begun for the assault on Italy. . But Forgets Name A donation of $150 tojtfonmouth ic war and the long distances in- And Wounded ip Rock, Swedish Hop, Mrs. Mary ation are insured up to $9,000 per Memorial hospital was approved. Illustrated by military and civilian, volved, will leave few to transport Douglas, Mrs. Rita Douglas, Mrs. member's investment by th» Fed- personnel of the installation. eral SavingB and Loan Insurance Who is ha? That Is the question Henry Rensbaw, Bert Emmons fuel oil to civilians this fall and The War and Navy departments, Clara Slocum, Odd Fellows lodge. Vhlch Is being answered with vary- and Frank Covert were appointed Invitations have been extended winter. Similarly, tank cars are be- Door prizes were won by Mrs. corporation. Property Sales to Governor Walter E. Edge, through the Office of War Informa- ing degrees of uncertainty through to the hook and ladder truck. ing diverted.to carry a large part tion, for the week beginning last Edward Welch, Mrs, Walter Robin- In order to assist people to ac- out Rumson, at least by the people Mayor Farrell has proclaimed, United States Senators Albert W. of the Navy's fuel oil to the West son and Mrs. Lucy Wardell. Other quire debt-free homes, the associ- Hawea and H. Alexander Smith," Friday and ending today, listed the Made By Ray H. familiar with the following story: Wednesday, August 1, as Air Force Coast, leaving less overland trans- following Monmouth county men as prize winners were Mrs. Esther ation is endeavoring to reduce the Lieut. Jamee Smith, nephew of day In conjunction with a celebra- and Congressman James C. Auch- portation available tor civilian Conk, Miss Lillian . Layton,. Miss cost to borrowers when they wish Incloss. Invitations have also been casualties of war; also liberated Mr. and MM. J. K. Rice of Ward tion to be held at Watson labora- needs. ,- prisoners. Mae Welch, Mrs. Stanley-Fowler, to convert existing- mortgages to aStillman Agency avenue, Rumson, and himself a res- tories at Eatontown. The affair, extended to the mayors of ill mu- "For these reasons, full use of all Mrs. William Fowler, Mrs. Allen monthly amortized basis; Those in- ident of Elizabeth, was piloting a which will consist of a review, a nicipalities in Monmouth county, the country's fuel oil storage tanke All these reports are based ... Johnson, Mrs. Lydia Ramsay, Mrs. terested are invited to call at the Flying Fortress over Germany display of radar equipment and a and the County Board of Freehold- must be made to prevent an aciite prior notification to next of kin. In Axel Forsan, Mrs. Tilton, Mrs. Sus- office, 21 Monmouth street, where New Owners of Homes 8, 1944, when his bomber was band concert, is open to the public, ers. County and Post officials of fuel oil shortage. Suppliers and case of divergence between this list an Dolan, Mrs. Alfred Applcgate, officials will be grlad to advise how My , , and information sent to the next Qf In Lincroft, Little attacked and shoht dowd n in f flamel s and Mayor Farrell urged all rcsi- th» various Veterans organiza- dealers have large stocks now and Mrs. Mary Douglas, Mrs. Lillian this can be done without any ex- tions, Service Clube and Youth can"supply the oil. Consumers niust kin, the last War Department or Young, Mrs. Peter Sheridan, Mrs. pense. by several enemy fighters. Severe dents who possibly can do soto Navy Department telegram or let- Silver, Fair Haven ly burned as a result of an oxygen groups have also been Invited. do their part by ordering enough Ella Smack, Mrs. Alberta White, attend. During the afternoon a squadron oil to fill their tanks now." ter to the next of kin is always the Mrs. P. J. McGinness, Mrs. Betty Reserves of the association now tank that exploded near him, Lieut represent approximately 12% of as- Sales of properties In Lincroft, Smith bailed out and was placed of airplanes will fly over the ex- appropriate final authority. Axelson, Mrs. Lyda Boker, Mrs. hibit In formation and salute the Jamea Wagner, Mrs. George Har- sets, reflecting a "splendid con- Little Silver and Fair Haven ore re- under guard Immediately after NAVY DEAD dition. A detailed etatement of the ported by the Ray H. Stillman landing by German civilians and a Awarded Naval assembled crowd. A military band Hugh Distelhurst vey, Mrs. Lillian Robertson, .Mrs. from Fort Monmouth will 'furnish «erry, Joseph Leelian, PFC., Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth association will he found on page agency of Eatontown. policeman. The American airman USMC. Wife, Mrs. Rose Mary Vta- 4 of this issue.. The attractive six-room bungalow was taken to a Wehrmacht prison music during the afternoon. celli Berry, 214 Peart" street, Bed Peterson, Mrs. Emily Steveris. Reserve Medal Watson Laboratories, formerly Others attending were Mrs. Ed- with one acre of land on the Lln- camp nearby and was interrogated Wins Commission Bank. croft-Tlnton Falls road, Lincroft, by two Nazi intelligence officers the Eatontown Signal Laboratories gar Welch, Mrs. Sarah Layton, Mrs. is a part of the Air Technical Ser- Layton, Gerald Burdett, PFO., Helen Layton, Mrs. 'William Doug- Three Return owned by Mr. and Mrs. William One was a tall, good-looking colonel. Capt. Smith of Fair USMC Wife. Mrs. Katherfne B. McCann of Spring Lake, hag been All through the interview the lieu- vice Command. Since being taken Completes Course las, Mrs. Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Ol- Layton, 69 Oakland street, Bed ive Kuzola, Mrs. J. Harry Robertson, purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard tenant could scarcely help noticing Haven Is Honored over by the Air Forces in February Bank, From Overseas Leach of Everett road. the perfect,,. Idiomatic English of this year, it has been used ex- At Infantry School Mrs. Marie Shaglnaw, Mrs. Emily which both his questioners, espec- clusively for the development of Eager, Joseph Aloyslus, second Carlson, Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs. Two Red Bankers and an Eeton- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dennis have Captain Ralph S. Smith of Fair Hugh Conover Distelhurst of Fair lieutenant, USMC. Parents. Mr. Nora Forsman, Mrs. Sclma Swenson, town man wera among the soldiers sold to Misses Elizabeth and Annie ially the colonel, spoke, and after radio, radar, and navigation equip- and Mrs. Joseph P. Eager, 142 who returned to thia country Fri- Thompson of Mlllburn, their Capt the routine Interrogation had been Haven has been awarded the United ment peculiar to the Air Forcea. Haven, has been commissioned a sec- Mrs. Catherine E. McGuinness, Mrs. States Naval Reserve medal by the ond lieutenant in the army of theRosewood avenue, Long Branch. Grace Perottl, Mrs. Fred Nelson, day from Europe aboard the Queen Cod cottage in Little Silver. The completed, the three engaged In an The Laboratories play a big part Elizabeth. ^ property consists of a large plot of informal Jtalkfeet. "I come from Navy department for 14 and a half United States upon successful NAVY WOUNDED Mrs. Lucy Wardell, Edward Welch, years of honorable service In theIn Air Force operations and much All members of the 44fh division ground and bungalow comprising Elizabeth," the captured flyer said of the equipment which made the completion of the Officer Candidate Wilson, Ellsworth Frank, Pvt., A. Covert, Robert Endsor and Clar- In the course of the conversation Navy. course at the Infantry School at ence Boker of Sea Bright: nlso Mrs. they are Pvt. Jack P, Mazzaroppl living room with fireplace, dining bombing of Germany and Japan USMCR. WU9, Mrs. Jannette V James Wagner, Sr., Mrs. J. S. Leigh- 11 East Sunset avenue, husband of room, two bedrooms and bath, A whereupon the colonel appeared In- In a letter of transmittal from the | possible was developed at this post. Fort Bcrming, Georgia. He is theWilson, 47 Waverly street, Keyport. terested .and perhapa a little pleas- Chief of Naval son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Di6- ton, Jr., Mrs. L. J. Rooney. Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Mazzaroppi; and PFCgarage is attached to the house by I Asid fr dli it Wlngerter, Philip DeForest, Cpl., Peter Sheridan, Miss Louise J. Lay- Ennls White, 25 South Bridge ave- a breezeway. The new owners In- ed, ae though he had heard of or stated . The Chief ot Naval i-er i foJ. Army Air ForccSi WatsOn Lab- telhurst of 206 Taylor street, Chevy ,IISMC. Mother. Mrs. Louise O. been familiar with Elizabeth or Chase, Maryland. ton, Mrs. Margaret Muller and Mra. nue, both of Red Bank, and PFC tend to make Little Sliver their oratories also investigates and Wlngerter, 70 Plnckney rood, Red Ernest W. Wadley, Jr., Tinton ave permanent home, . , • New Jersey. "I spent quite a bit of you the Naval Reserve Medal en- tests captured enemy material, Lieut. Distelhurst was inducted Ellsworth Soden, Sr., all of Rum- Bank. son. nuc, Eatontown. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Messier time in New Jersey myself," the closed herewith, You are congrat- some of which including a complete into the- army February 15, 1944, Llebluuiser, Edward Lawrence, German officer offered; "mostly dur- ulated upon having fulfilled the Two bf the gift prizes were dis- have sold their house and adjoining Japanese radar set will be shown. and served with the infantry be- Tvt, USMC. Mother, Mrs. Theresa lot In Little Silver to Mr. and Mrs. ing the summer at a place colled conditions meriting this award." fore going to Officer Candidate E. Llebhauser, Wilson avenue, Port posed of on the co-operative plan DIVORCES GEANTF4D Rumson," The only trouble Is that , Captain Smith also holds the August 1st, Air Force day marks school four months ago. 'He at- and both were won by Clarence William L. Burnett of Eatontown. the 38th anniversary of, the found- Monmouth. Boker. MM. Mary Douglas as gen- Mrs. Jessie Gertrude Fox, 20 East The house consists of six rooms Lieut; Smith can't .remember his Sampson medal commemorating the tended the University of South Car- Robert Gordon, Pvt, Front street, Red Bank, was grant- name, so naturally there Is wide Naval engagements In the West In- Ing of the Aeronautical Division, olina. Metz, eral chairman and her assistants and bath. office of the Chief Signal Offler, USMCR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed a divorce from Robert G. Fox A well built house and large plot speculation In Rumson as to who It dies In 1898, the Spanish campaign , were praised for their efforts In Trenton, at an uncontested hearing might have been. medal for the war with Spain and United States Army. On this date William H. Metz, 1666 M street, Bel- making the affair such a great auc- of ground owned by Mr. and Mrs. in 1907, the division was formed BED CROSS NEEDS WORKERS before Advisory Master Alexander Bert Byron, Fair Haven, has been Lieut. Smith is In this country the Victory medal for World War I. mar. j oess. The receipts will be announc- O. Trapp at Freehold Friday. The after having been liberated earlier and consisted of one officer and two Mrs. Addison J. Howland, chair- Hadley, Francis Ernest, Sd, Pvt., ed later. purchased by Miss Anne L, Adams • enlisted men whose duty It was to petitioner charged her husband of Brooklyn. The house consist*- of this: year and 1« at Monmouth DISCHARGED AT DIX man of sewing of the Red Bank USMCR, Wife, Mm, Mary A. Hod- with desertion. They were married. Beach. , study the flying machine and pos- branch of the Red Cross, has asked ley, 50 ChoMnut Jitrect, Fair Haven. n. living room, dining room, large Included in the list of recently slbillty of adapting it to military for more workers to assist with the Walter Singleton December 16, 1914, In Somcrville, modern kitchen, breakfast room, ARMY WOUNDED and the deoortion occurred in June laundry and lavatory on. the first SeU of Dishes- discharged officers and enlisted men purposes. From this I humble be- new sewing project, Workrooms on RlcclardclU, Amcrlco H., T/4, son 11)32. Edward W. Wise represented at the Fort DIx Separation center ginning the tremendous air power Broad street are open Mondays, floor and three bedrooms and. tils 32-pleca «ets $7.95, extra cups 10 of Mrs. Josephine' Rlociardelll, 76 Is Second Lieutenant Mrs. Fox. bath on the second floor. The heat- cents water glasses 3 cents, bowl are Lieut? Col, William H. Edwards whioh whipped Germany and IsTuesdays, Wednesday and Thurs- Avenue A, Atlantic Highlands. sets In Pyrex 95 cents, Fyrex of all of Rumson, PFC Carl Btunner of smashing Japan has grown, days from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Mrs. Tech. Sgt. Walter M. Singleton of Andrew P. Froslcv, 74 Atlantic Ing system Is steam with oil burn- • _!___•_ 'iv.il.^.i sr sr. 4A 'D»Ats>n's i FeiMsner, Frank S., I'FC, son of avenue, Long Branch, won a decree f, The property commands a riew kinds. National 5 Sc 10. Prown's, Leonardo, T/5 Frederick Erlckson, Organizations participating in Howland said that sewing will be Port Monmouth was recently com- —Advertisement. Willow drive, Little Silver, and T/4 given to experienced porsons In Mr«. Mary Feusmer, 703 A street, missioned a second lieutenant Jn from Gladys Cluney Froslev, 37S of the river. the celebrating of Air Force Day Belmar. ths field. He was formerly a main- West Columbus place, Long Branch, A modBrn bungalow on Rlv« Robert Sappah of Union Beach. In Monmouth County Including all their own homes If thoy can not Pointing Contractor, go to the workrooms. tenance sergeant with an Amphib- for desertion. District Court Judge road, Fair Haven, owned by Mr. of the Service Clubs, American Lc. Second National Bonk & Trust Co, ious Engineers unit. Alton W Evans appeared for theand Mrs. Ray C. McLaughlin, has exterior and Interior painting, es- Help Wanted, Female. glon, Veterans of Foreign Wars, timates on large or small jobs, The Red Bank Register requires of Red Bank. Common stock During hla 20 months overscna, petitioner. been sold-to Mr. and Mrs. William flrst-olass work. Augustus Brown, Youth Organizations, Civilian Air Public' Aucllon. bought and sold. Write-or phone Lieut. Singleton has been action In H. Roache of Montclalr. Phono Long Branch 3(111-J-—Ad- at onco the services of a fnmale Patrols, and others. Moat of these Fine houBchold goods and fur-First Now Jersey Securities Co,, bookkcopor-accountant, one famil- nishings from modern residence at New Guinea, New Britain anil the Help Wanted. vertlsement. groups are forrhing their own plans Inc., 60.1 Mnttlson avenue, Asbury Recapping and Vulcanlsliif iar with a complete bookkeeping 23 Wanamaasa Point Road, Wana- Park, N. " "Phone 2121.—Adver- Philippines. Idxpcrlencd salesladies' for system and qualified to make out and will attend' tho exhibition in » ma«n, Friday, July 27Ui, at 10:30 ladies' ready-to-wear. • Apply at 48-hour service; latest method* Music Supervisor tlsemcnt, and equipment In our plant Phil government reports, Applicant must body, A. M. B." B. Woodruff, B. G. An unusual permanent opportun- once. Yatiko'a, 30 Broad street will teach piano and nil Instil}- be at loast 30 years of BRC, Imvo Oatoa to the Labomtortea will re- Keel Bank.--Advertisement. Waldman's Gulf Service, Mopl; monts, For appointment call At- Coats, . Auctioneer. Phone Long (ilft Cnunitollor Selections ity Is open (or man and wife a« avenue and West Front street. Red had general oflico experience with main open to the public until V Branch SMB.—Advertisement. caretaker nf Important Public In- lantic Highlands 0fl8 or Red Bank knowledge* bf typing, nent and ac- p. nj Modern nnd antique gifts from Bank, phone 1803.—Advertisement 1M7—Advertisement. i,. curate with entiles. One living in nil purtii of the world. Rendezvous stitution. Will live on premises In nlc. or nenr Red Bank ni'cfnrreri. Ap- f lUidlos. 01ft Shop, AHbury Park.—Adver- comfortable nnd pleasant quartern, For steady all-ycar-arouqd po- Eskllc Decorating. . Fuorou ply by letter only in long hand, stat- Baby liottln Utt^rlllicrs Repaired, with a Kuarantco that tisement. .A "• heat, light, etc. will be provided nltions nt Rood starting salary with Interior decorating, wall lung. best gradol counts. Bradloy's Radio Sorvleo, and there In a Rood salary at- rapid advancement. ARO 18 or over. to suit your burner | ing UKO, whother slnglo 6i" married, Junt received, diaper palls, radiator tached First class references 10- Strati* Company, 33-3{i Broad ings, paper hanging, plain and djo- .^ and. prlcos. Unexcellod service. experience Balary expected nnd covers, cold pack Connors, curtain Nowman Springs Road Red Bank Clearuni'« Sals orative painting; established 1M0. Frod D,—W«W~ Cfcr-ReY other-WforiWfttfon-tn-.ffwb-leitwv.Do 1154, nnd 19 East Front str.pot, Koy- street, Red Bank.—Advertisement, Phone Red Bank 692. 20 Mount, phone 552.—Advertisement. not phono or apply In person, Inter- of. summer mllUnery. Morris MU^ $AX$^^Z™\ street.—Advertisement. vlowo will bo arranged lator. -^Advortlsomont, Wooiworth,'s.—Advertisement. .'."•• Fuel OH. '.*• Answers confidential, AddroM "Ex- Cannlng Time.' New Field Mower. J.el mi* solve your pl-blTI(W"fO]"a- .Deliveries subject to government perienced Bookkeeper," Drawer 611, Baynton Hugs and Oarpots. Seven-Jar pots jintl racks, tflnc Sink.. Five-foot Caao, oil bat)), for hovsn good nltfhl'a ro«t. Specialising,In Features special dinners Sunday* * regulations, Hanco A Davit, phone Red Bank, N. J.—Advorolsamont, Rugs and carpets cleaned and top Mason Jars, Jelly glasses, extra Combination sink and tubes, cab- or tractor, Conover Bros. Phono boUdlnir since 1014. John Davlca, and "holidays from 12 to H p. m. Rod Bank 103.—Advertisement, moth-proofed, Wnli to wall enrpot- llufl and caps, Jnr tunnels. National inet typo.typ ' Oood Housekeepinpgg Shophop,, Holmdel 6121, WickatunKi N. J.— Phono Highlands 1322,—Advertise- 147 W. BorKen PlaC«, Red Bank, N. Old Man Sun Init cleaned and moth-proofed on 5 & 10. Prown's,—Advertisement. Inc. 40 Monmouth stroot, Red Advortlaomont, ment. J,—'Advertisement. Auctioneer and appraiser, B, G. liken to oomo In through tlin win- location, fi Drum! street. Phono Bank, N. J,—Advorllsoment, Coats, 490 Bath avenue, Long dows. Dark Ri'ooR n windowiww h shnclcl n Rod Bank 302.~Auvortl»em(int. Baynton flugi and Carpet*. Conus anil Oft Them. . You Can Swear Oat Range*. ft Branch, N. J. Phone 3B00.—Adver- keops thh e housh o cooll, andd deep a Rug nftda, 9x12; $7,00; all other Unsightly lintr riormanently ri- Venetian bllndn right In Block. by us after we repair vour radio, , With oven control, certificate ••• ' tlsement(liiniinl. Jt •• ' bit later also. Bring your «IMS. MtMla Krfiry Nlfhf.. KiesKites, TO cents parr squnr* yard, 5 moved nt trip!* spued by' amazing Brlns; your lilr.ci.i, wonil ni' metal. Call Central Radio, Eatontown' 'quired. OOIKI Houiekuplng Shop. o, o Inc., 46 Monmouth strut, Rid Nl 6 A 10. Prowji's,—Adv#r- Atlantlo HoUl, Fair Have* rotd, Broad str«ettt. Phonh e 302,—A4v«r302A4 - new method,rMr». KtBtik,,AP,8m Nitlonsl 8 ft 10. Prown'f. •Artver- MB, for guaranteed radio repairs t o*—MitrttHmtnt. tlHUHjt, -^.tlvertlstnunt. tlietnent, . —Advtrtlsimint. Bmk, N. J.—AdvotUnntnt. I , ' f i Page Two. JRED BANK REGISTER, JULY 26, 1945

tang flatter* into straflnf ibjpi. Called By Navy Buchanan Honored Bank and fellow members of the •ration and maintenance, of XT. S.-1 Keyport Council Season Of YMCA 100th Airdrome squadron have been made engines, power turrets, gun-] Sgt Buchanan Is the husband of PIANO LESSONS For Training Allies awarded the Meritorious Service sights and superchargers. Shortly Mrs! Alma Buchanan, 186 Mechanic Camps At Medford Unit plaque at Blackpool, England. before D-day Sgt. Buchanan and strett, Red Bank. He joined the , At Your Horn* or My StudU Permits Laying "For. training more than 48,000 Comprised of seven detachments other squadron instructors provid- Army In March, 1M2, and has been Special Rate* for Summer Student* technicians, representing almost all of hand-picked specialists stationed ed 4,000 U. S. Ninth Air Force me- serving overseas 82 months. -' Fred. A. Wohlforth, B. S. Ed. Of MoneUs Track Now Half Over the United Nations, iipthe use of a.% large British and American air chanics manning front-line landing 2 Sllvirwhlte Ave., at Finckniy Raid American aviation equipment, Staff bases in England, the squadron has strips with Information necessary Tea -was first used In China In , R, B. 2499-J. _. trained Allied atr forces In the ope-to convert hundreds of P-Sl Mus-tii» beliat that It had medical prop- Boys And Girls Come Sgt. William Buchanan of Red County Also Agrees erties. It pays to advertise In The Register But Utility Board And Go At End Of Has Final Decision T^o-Week Periods

Permission was granted by the With the end of the second, two- Keyport mayor and council Monday week period and dompletlon of the IJiiJ^ 00 night to the Monel corporation, the first half of the 1945 season of the former Monmouth Electric com- YMCA Camps Ockanlckon for boys J pany, to cross a" borough street, and Mattollionequay for grirls at Walnut street, with a railroad sid- Medford, many campers returned on finest quality • . . drug needs, ing to serve the plant located lirthe home last Wednesday while a large former Aeromarlne property. The number of others journeyed to vitamins, baby needs, cosmetics DR. WEST'S Mon^l corporation was previously either camp. given permission- by the Board of •features of last, week In both Miracle-Tuft Freeholders to cross two county camps Were the winning of a swim- TOOTH thoroughfares, First and Second ming meet by damp Ockanlck.on streets, provided a similar grant over the girls' camp for the firat BRUSH wa» made by Keyport. J. ELLIS WEBB time in three, years and the defeat of the girls' senior staff In softball Hadyn Proctor represented the hy the senior staff of the boys' The Sun corporation and submitted their J. Ellis Webb of River road, Fair Haven, bas been called to active camp. Camp Ockanickon held 1U burnt your eyes. .petition to borough officials. He ex- annual horse show last Wednesday plained that the .ultimate decision duty in the U. S. Navy and left this G/ore strains them, week for a Naval Training center. with more than half the campers on the aiding will be made by the participating. Irritating Dust Public Utility Commission, but ap- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. proval of the county and borough Leslie Webb, whose eldest son Wil- The senior campere at Ockanlck- blows into them .. liam, is with the ' 7th U. S. Army on, known as the Rangers, started had to be previously received. their second canoe trip last Sunday It was pointed out that the siding In Germany. Ellis or "Doc" Wabb, as he is fa- down, the Mulllca river. At the •will b» approximately an eighth of honors camp fire Jock Mod lea of a mile long and will cost about $25,- miliarly known, '"will be 18 years old No Charge For next month. He attended Rumson Cliffwood won the Blue Feather for In 000 to construct. being the outstanding camper In . 27" White Shoe Locet Mr. and Mrs. John Crawley epoke high school, where he participated Summer in the school musical activities. the junior area and Foster Dlebold witfi pwrtfww of against granting permission, stat- Last year he organized a' school of Asbury Park won the same hon- Especially • ing that they understood that the dance band, which was a feature of or' in the middle area. At Camp proposed location would bring the the eohool's annual spring concert. Matolllonequay the middle area ELKAVS 10$ siding through in front of their held Its annual banquet with Mrs. EYES need EYELO T property. George Aumack.of Engllshtown In Shoe White I7 Councilman Alfred T. Poling also charge. (ftMaff Ptodvcf) protested, pointing out that it would First Aid Squad New campers from Mpnmouth create three more railroad cross- county this week are: Red Bank O OVflCW 50* with eye tup ings In a section where there are area: J. Edmund Carroll, Dickson •already too mmy crossings. Makes Report Dunlap, Leland Gay, Jack Kiflgs- Keep it within handy reach at wor Councilman Poling further stated bury, Richard Poole, Donald Smith, that nothing was known of the new Stephen Smith, William Toop, Ethel as well as at home. When your tyes concern and that they,may aban- 229 €ases Handled West, Robert Zellner; Long Branch; feel like balls of fire, give them'a don the location in a short time. Theodore Barbour, John Bogardus, cooling, soothing bath with "Eyelo". The consensus of opinion of the In Mi^dletown Twp. Herbert VanNote; Asbury Park: council was that the siding would John Minott, Joan Schoen, Alexan- h» a decided Improvement of the Tha Mlddletown township First der Wointrob, Jeanne and "Raymond PHONE property and would enhance its Aid squad, as reported by Cfrpt.: Quelch, Marcellus Duffy/ Manas- THE REXALL DRUG STORES Broad & Monmouth Sts. U44 Red Bank value as »n industrial site. Per- Fred Veth. has handled from Janu- quan: W. Allen MeflerolM Avery A. mission was granted with Mr. Pol-ary 1 to July 1, 229 casea Including Newman; Belmar: HaroVH Bennett, 'ing registering the only negative accident, emergency and ordinary Dorothea Cook, John G«.b; Spring t/ggetr'x Rx Service it Unsurpassed vote. transportation alarms, to and fronr Lake: Glenora Gilmsm,. Catherine MoiTOrdert — Add 10% for Mail Order* .For Quality, Integrity & Fair Prices Mr. and Mrs, Crawley complained Middletown township and neighbor- and Russell Hurden.t Jay Badffley, Amounting to let* Than five Dollars. Iff* of sewage backing up on their prop- ing communities. Robert Joneft Sea Girt: Sandra E. erty. The matter was turned over Final tabulations revealed that Hawes, Gail and NancyVHit; Key- Flashlight with Mlddletown township cases alone port: Roger Disbrow, Francis Mur- to Councilman Judaon B. Hopla, phy, George Neilson, Dianne Shaw, 2 batteries and chairman of the department of pub- totaled 214, divided Into 22 acci- belt clip. J.95 lic works for investigation. dents, 62 emergencies and 95 trans- Marilyn Zlnk; Matawan: Joan Ga- An ordinance was adopted au- portations. Added to these, .the losh, Sandra Gemmell, John Jack- thorizing extension of sewers on St. captain reported that 15 cases were son, Nancy Jane Peters, William Peters place, between Main ' and carried by the local ambulance for Welgand; Freehold: Robert Barka- oA^SSSi. Beers street, at a cost, not to ex- neighboring first aid squads, when low, James Burns, Audrey Clayton, ceed $3,210. assistance was needed, or their E. C. Keller, Jr., Anne. Marie Koch, The council granted the transfer emergency equipment was not avail- Margaret Mcllvaine, Betty Jane /terns of.the plenary retail consumption able. Palmar and David Stokes. liquor license for - the premises Aside from these, 85 minor emer- known as Rarltan inn to Salvatore gencies were given first aid treat- \ De Rollo, the new owner, from Al- ment at the squad's headquarters, sue. bert W. Schwark and James FI- which has an equipped emergency gone. room for thie-purpose. The squad Serutan Mr. De Rollo formerly conducted headquarters is located on Park >«* a restaurant at Rahway. He stated place, East Keansburg. o(Jutt that he does not plan to have a ho- At the last meeting of the squad, AS T4STY ^' too tel,' but will conduct a restaurant a discussion was Drought up about Anusol Supp. 89° and bar, specializing In Italian food. a drive for a new ambulance and as it Is He said that he will change the some much needed equipment. Capt. .V name of the establishment to the Veth, on behalf of the first aid Flit gt. 29° Town cafe. squad, thanked Mrs. A. ,Wood, who, \iinimiiH C The council voted to accept an acting for the Middletown township invitation to visit Watson labora- defense council, has contributed Absorbine Jr. 69 tories at Fort Mpnmouth on Air medical and emergency equipment Force day which- will be observed to. the squad. August 1 and the mayor will also The meetings of the First Aid Bellans ioo» 39° issue a proclamation' officially des- squad are held at 8 p. m. on the ignating that day to pay tribute to first and third Thursdays of every the Alp Force. month at their headquarters. A A healthful treat sib. Epsom Salt 19* The meeting was adjourned to monthly report of the squad's activ- July 30 when the complaint of.,the ities and progress to the-public will which you can en- ABC against Thomas R. Wallace, be given for the Interest of the peo- Keyport tavern owner, will be ple whom they serve. joy every day in Doans Pills 39° heard. , - A public request was made by your home or at Capt. Veth that all transportation 4 IT. HICKEY IN PHILIPPINES - removals not of an emergency..na- your favorite ture be asked for after 5 p. m. when Lieut. James J. Hlckey of Main more men are available. He em- fountain • jrtTAMINS street, Mstawan, attached to the phasized thnt'the ambulance is al- Army Finance Department, has ways on call, and 1f an emergency Buxned Mja/\ Does -evet safely reached his destination in turns up a schedule has been work- 95 the Philippines. Before entering the ed out which makes an ambulance make you wish Plenamins288s 7 servloa in February, 1944, Lieut. available at all times, but urged Get GABY* Hlokey wis senior auditor for Ben- that calls during the morning and you had., , dix Aviation company at Engle- early afternoon should only be No drying alcohol' or no note? .69 wood. He is a graduate of Mata- made If there Is a genuine emer- messy grease in Gaby. Vimms 96s wan high Bchool and aJJenUed Rut- gency. Doesn't pick up sand. gen and Columbia universities. mm / LIGGETT'S Elephantiasis, a gross deforma- CAN HELP YOU The Red Bank Register la sup-tion of various parts of the body, HalibutCaps.ioos79' ported by local aa well as out-of- may result from the tropical dis- town business men—Advertisement ease Filariasis. INVISIBLE HAYRIN M SKOL* Nasal Filter Outfit. 5oo Vitaminets w% 2 Blocks out the burn-- FILTO-VAPOR ing rays. From Cannes W to Catalina it's Skol! 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BLANC DE CHENE t OR YOUR , SHOPPING DAG U. S. Employment Service , TOILET W^TER Steel drum bank. WMC RULES OBSERVED Open* by unty. 79V - ing the cord. 39a i, if •If' BED BANK REGISTER, .JULY 26, 1945 Page Thfec. be presented by Mrs. Emma Kelly, W. C. Grubb Makes Returns Home Russians Complete Mrs. Concepcion Miss Ellen Kelly, and Mrs. Rose Harry Pitcher Pouzenc, all of Keyport, ln memory Bucknell Dean List Technical Course of their son and brother, Lieut. Promoted To Apprentice Seaman Walter C. From Germany A group of Red Army and Navy Elected To, Head Benjamin Kelly, who was killed In Grubb, Jr., of Mlddletown, baa been officers of the Union of Socialist So- action ln France July 25, 1944. The Master Sergeant named on the Dean's Honor list at Thomas Mazzaroppi viet Republics was graduated at Vets Auxiliary ceremonies are open to the public. Bucknell university at Lewisburg, Fort Monmouth recently from one Mrs. Concepcion has announced Pennsylvania, for scholastic excel- Wears Three Stars „ i of the .technical schools of the that any woman 18 "years old' or Eastern Signal Corps Training Cen- over who is a sister, wife", mother Holmdel Man Is lence during the March term. He New Officers .' •." or daughter of any serviceman with is one of 174 students, 45 of whom PFC. Thomas /Mazzaroppi has re- ter. Present for the graduation cere- service overseas is eligible lor Serving With Army are Navy V-I2 trainees who'have turned from, overseas and i> spend- To Be Installed membership In the new auxiliary. attained an average of at leant 85% ng a 30-day furlough with his wife, mony was Maj. Gen. F. I. Belov, di- rector. Radio Electric department, The Keyjjort auxiliary membership Engineers In France in their studies and are cited on Mrs. Doris Mazzaroppi, and their Sunday Afternoon will include residents of • Keyport, the list. family at their home on'Highway Soviet Government Purchasing, commission, who presented a USSR Union Beach, Hazlet, Matawa: Grubb entered the «ervic« in 36, Belford. Mazzaroppi returned Mrs. Marjorie Concepcion , of Cliffwood and Laurence Harbor. Tech. Sgt. Harry D. Pitcher, U, S. March, 1944, and was stationed at rom overseas last week after more banner to Brig. Gen. Stephen H. Cliffwo'od was elected president of uArmy Engineers, eon of Mr. and ban six months In" the front lines. Sherrill, commanding general of '.he the Keyport auxiliary to the new Mra. WIlHam S. Pitcher of Holmdel, Princeton university before being transferred to Bucknell, wherg.he Wearing three stars on his cam- Eastern Signal Corps Training Cen- Keyport post, Veterans of Foreign COMING MINSTBEL SHOW hag been promoted to> master ser- paign ba£ along with the Combit ter. . Wars, last week.. The junior skippers connected geant. He. Is with, an amphibious Is enrolled In the engineering course, Infantry pin, PFC Mazzaroppi saw In addition to their, technical Other officers elected were: sen- with the Monmouth Boat club are •engineering unit In Chateau Thier- action with the 345th Infantry of stiffly,-the'Red, officers alstt took a ior vice^>resident, Mrs. Ella Walk- arranging for a minstrel show ry, France, working on a re-con- A graduate of R'umson hjgh school he Is the son of Walter. C. he 87th Division, fighting the Ajftp night course in the English lan- er; junior flee president,"" Mrs. be held at the clubhouse Friday Btruction program. all the way from the Bulge, through guage. Two interpreters were as- Blanche linden; treasurer,1 Mrs. evening, August 3. The purpose of Grubb of Church street, Middle- signed to the group during the en- town. Catherine Roberts; chaplain, Mrs. the, show is to make a contribution tire period they were at Fort Mon- Emma Mettlng; conductress, Mrs. to the boat club in appreciation of mouth. Irma Kite; guard, Mrs. Emma Kel- the courtesies extended to the jun- ly; trustees, Mrs. Adeline Dean ior skippers. Miss Barbara Bell Legion Of Merit Mrs. Helen S. Holman and Mrs c/o TSTrs.'"ErWi Wilby, Rumson road Salvaging Earns Hilda Laughlin.- Little Silver, is in charge of tickets ToCoLHamngton The following appointments were also- made: Mrs. Dorothy Stoney, Medal For Graham secretary; Mrs. EoSe Pouzenc, ban- Morganville Officer ner bearer; Mias Adeline Eva Dean TRY US FOR Wins Bronze Star musician; Mra. Hilda McLeod, his- Decorated At Manilla torian; Miss Fannie Pizzi, Miss In Philippine* Barbara Pizzl ?nd Miss Ellen Kelly Just before departing for the flag bearers, and Mrs. Doris Rob- QUICK SERVICE r United States on a special mission, For meritorious achievement In erts, patriotic instructress. .'"'•' ON ALL Lieut. Col. John. M. Harrington of connection with a military opera- The Installation ceremonies of. Morganville was awarded the Le- tion, Lieut. Wesley J. Graham, bus- the new auxiliary will be conduct- gion of Merit award for "excep- band of Mrs. Wilma Graham of ed jointly with Keyport post, Vet- tionally meritorious achievement in Red Bank, has been decorated with, erans of Foreign Wars, Sunday af- BODY and PAINT WORK the performance of outstanding ser the Bronze Star Medal by Gen ternoon, July 29, in St Joseph's au- vices" for the U. S. Army Signa Walter Krueger, commending gen- ditorium beginning at 2:30 o'clock. GUARANTEED MECHANICAL WORK DONE ON Corps in the Pacific, it was an eral, Sixth Army, on Luzon. For. the auxiliary the installing nounced by Gen. MacArthur's head LJeuf. Graham, then a sergeant officer'will be Mrs. Emily Levering, ALL MAKES OF CARS quarters In Manila. - In the Engineers, was the supply past department president, assisted Col. Harrington distinguished sergeant of regimental motor main- by Mrs. Ethel Gallagher, depart-1 WASHING AND WAXING OUR SPECIALLY himaelf by his handling of person- tenance section, and in charge of rnent senior vice president." SGT. HARRY D. PITCHER nel, troop movements, administra- all ordnance and engineer parts. At the ceremonies the patriotic tion,..'photographic activities and PFC. THOMAS MAZZAROPPI He established and maintained a instructor's . flag will "be presented PACKARD SALES & SERVICE Sgt. Pitcher entered the service historical publications for the chle replacement part* section needed Belgium, Luxemburg and during by Mrs. Catherine' Roberts of Union HARDING ROAD AT BROAD STREET in March, 1943, and received his signal officer, G*n. MacArthur's to keep'heavy engineer and auto Beach In memory of her husband, basic training at Camp McCain In staff. the bitterest of fighting around motive equipment operating on a PFC. Raymond Roberts, ivho was Phone Red Bank 428 Mississippi. Following amphibious In awarding him the medal, Maj. Coblenz. When the American vital supply beach. Army crossed the Mozelle river, killed In Belgium December 30,1944. training with the U. S. Navy at Fort j Gen. S. B. Akin, chief signal officer, He worked m#ny hours, accord The four color bearers' flags will Pierce, Florida, Sgt. Pitcher Vent 'said: "I have seen him rise from Mazzaroppi was ln the second boat ing.to the citation, ln salvaging and overseas in January, 1944, and par- | the rank of captain to his presen to make the lanlng. improvising parts' from discarded ticipated In the D-day Invasion with 1 rank, and I hope this newest hono Entering the Army from-Belford Japanese equipment and fashioning the Third Army. represent* only another ot a con in July, 1944 Mazzaroppi wfcnt | repi^lm^H -partslrom rough M Following D-day, Sgt. Pitcher tlnulng series in his career. He ha through his basic training at Camp | terla, gath(!red In the beach area. was. transferred to the FirstjArmy earned It." • Frost, South Carolina, before going, Due t0 njs ingenuity, Lieut. Gra In Belgium, and participated Tn the He volunteered for service li overseas in January, 1945< Piior to | ham ,; credited ln keeping the ve Battle on the Rhine. He recently September, 1940, at Fort Monmouth, his Army Service he was a printer, hides in steady operation which aided in drawing plans for the re- .where he became sergeant majoi and also was employed at the Ben- was used ln unloading the supplies building of the Folder river bridge in the office of the camp command dix Radio corporation (Slant at Red and repairing roads ln support o in Germany. This bridge is now ant. He attended the first Slgna Bank. the campaign. - completed and' has been dedicated Corps Officers Candidate school One of the more pleasant events to Ernie Pyle, famous newspaper July 1, 1941, and was graduated which the Belford.soldier recalls in man who lost his life on Okinawa. three months liter. He requested his travels is the meeting .with his Birthday Party Sgt Pitcher was graduated from overseas service and arrived in Aus- brother Jack, • whom he went through basic training with ,and For Susan Edelmann Bed Bank high school. I tralla as a captain- In September, The third birthday of Susan Edel- 1942. He Is one of the highest- was later separated when the Maz- zaroppi boys were assigned to dif- mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ranking graduates of the Signal Charles Edelmann of Little Silver Party Given For Corps Officer Candidate school. ferent outfits. Jack returned on the Queen Elizabeth Friday. Point road, was observed at a party He was graduated from Free- Friday afternoon. hold high school and went to New PFC Mazzaroppi will report to Army Nurse Camp Dix on the completion of his Children present were Lynn and York university. E. S. Close, Craig Hall,'Jeff ery and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rows of Col. Harrington's mother is Mrs furlough, from where he expects to Everett gave a party Sunday for go to Fort Benning, Georgia, for a|Ri<*le Gill, Noel Giblon, Susan Lieut. Viola Warneker, U. S. Army Margaret F. Harrington of Morgan short time, later taking part in the Margolies, Jole and Tr^sha Hunter, Nurse Corps, daughter of Mr. anil ville. march on Tokyo. Garry Paskus, Koert. VanderVoort, Mr*. Bernard Warneker of Everett. Joan Allesandroni,, Sandy^ Janes, Nancy Young and Sklppy Hoffman, Lieut. Warneker has completed her Veterans' Group OFFICERS PROMOTED basic training at Camp Bowie, Tex- and Skippy'a cousin, Joan Hoffman as, and ifl home on a 15-day leave. Starts Building Fund The War department has an- of Canada. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. The Veterans of Foreign Wars nounced the promotion of Robert Adults present were Mrs. Samuel Bernard Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. Don- post of Keansburg and the Ladles' Caaimir, 181 Broadway, Keyport, Kesslef, Mrs. Joseph Hunter, Mrs. alrj Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. John Benl, auxiliary launched a campaign yes- and of Marguerite Jordan Brierly, Edwin Close, Mrs. Dalton Hall, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jo>eph O'Brien, Mr. terday to raise funds for an ad- 69 Main street, Ocean Grove, from Frederick Gilt, Mrs. John Giblon, and Mrs. John Warneker, Mr. and dition to their building. • second lieutenant to first lieutenant. Mrs. Harold Margolies, Mrs. Garry MrsfWIlllam B. Warneker, Mr. and Leaders of both organizations Faskus, Mrs. John VanderVoort, Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Mr. and Mrs. have decided, according to Fran The Red Bank Register !» sup- Mre. Robert Allesandroni, Mrs. Ed- Ernest Wlmpey, Misses Elizabeth Lovering, one or their number, thai ported by local as well as out-of- win Hoffman «nd Mrs. J. J. Kno- Vand Noni Ryan and Ella and Mary If they are going to be of assist' town business men—Advertisement dell. Kelly, • Mrs. Nellie McGrail, Mrs. ance to men and women now com- Thomas Ryan, Gerald Warneker, ing out of the service they wi Fred Benl, Matthew Mullln, 3d, need larger quarters. Persons Michael, Joseph and Keyin O'Brien, wishing to support the drive are Ann and Jerry Hickey, Kathleen urged to set Louis Costa, Seconc Warneker and Kenneth Collins, Jr. street,-Keyport, or mail their check to the post at Main street, Port Kock th« Attack—Boy War Bonds! Monmouth. JUST ARRIVED

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crippled and the crew would bail plane that crashed was nearby! Rotarians To out and surrender. Lowering the Local—Airmen they examined It and found the Jap- TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Bumper Potato Crop wheels Indicates to tha enemy that anese suicide crew all inside, dead. the plane will surrender. The Ger- According-to Lieut. Seller's letter, Contractor and Builder Hear Army Man mans paid no heed to this, and Describes Raid '•We weren't armed against the proceeded to shoot'them. planes, but against the suicide SCREEN ANDjJSTOBM ENCLOSURES In this way five out of the ortw crews In the planes. ' One of their SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING In State Starts Moving On Okinawa 41 HAEDINO BOAD And See Movies of ten were killed. "Bill" balled out, new tricks is to land the plane HAEDINO BO TELEPHONE I147-W landed In a ditch, was shot at by right on our air strips and then the Lions-Rotary Golf a German six f«et away, but who Lieut. Kenneth Scher luicide boya get, out and start toss- 18 Million Dollar Yield evidently was so nervous at seeing ing hand grenades around, and that* Match Next Wed- an American at nuoh dose -range Navigator On A was what we were protecting our- that his five shots missed. This Is selves against." Is t)ne"Of Jeraey's Greatest nesday At Deal almost Incredible to believe. "Bill's" C-46 Commando . In a letter written .July 13, Lieut. WANTED description of life In a "German Scher tells of his second trip "to Okinawa w the lead navigator on and consequently shippers, will £ ' • prison camp makes us all the more Lieut. Kenneth Scher, U. S. Army Heavy movement of the Garden The speaker at today's meeting thankful that the German war la a C-46 Commando. While on the" state potato crop, reported at this find it hard to load the freight car Air Corps, was the navigator on Island he paid his respects to the EXPERIENCED MACHINIST bunkers. TheORT has authorized Of the Red Bank Rotary olub will over, and there are no such things one of the first planes to arrive on time to be one of the best in qual- be Lieut. Irving McPherson, public as German prison oam»s now. Okinawa since that island was tak- Ernie Pyle memorial, which Is We need one first-class, all around machinist and ity aver, grovyi in New Jersey, l». loads of 30,000 pounds of potatoes relations officer at Camp Wood, erected on the exact location of when Ice Is not used. Lest year Incidentally, "Bill" ftund a car, en from, the Japanese, according to tool maker for our new Keyport laboratory for present already under way. Valued close •who Is to be in charge of the open and leavej next week tdf the Coast. a letter received by Mrs. Scber this Ernie Pyle'e death. He has written and post-war work. The man we want must have had to 18 million dollars, most of. the from 15,000 to 20,000 hMndred-pourid house at the Watson laboratory that he has taken pictures of the sacks of New Jersey potatoes were The_Rdtary • sign at the Molly week. In the letter he described at least fifteen years work with a large ahop where crop will be shipped within the next Wednesday. . t Pitcher hotel is to be repainted and the official greeting given the air- memorial and Mrs. Scher hopes to precision, small parts were produced. next ten or 12- weeks to all parts lost due to the fiigth temperatures A film will also be presented at receive them soon. to which shipments were exposed. repaired and a plague is to. be In- men and their experiences during of the country and abroad, accord- today's meeting entitled "Trees and stalled In the loWby of tn« noteI Klv' an air raid, „ Lieut. Scber enlisted In the air The man we are .looking for will work on electrical ing to Alvah W. Sevenson, super- Homes." lng the names of the Rotary club corps in 1M3, received his commis- and electronic details in all • metals* Models for ex- visor of crops, and market infor- At last Thursday's meeting Dan- members who were or are in ser- sion at Selman Field, Monroe, Lou- perlmental tests are needed and must be produced to mation sen-ice in the State De- Post Songwriters iel Dondl reported on the recent vice, along with the names of any isiana, as a navigator in January, close tolerances. Jigs and fixtures are needed -from time partment of Agricttltufer " . clambake, and stated the club net- members' children in service. ' and has been overseas and station- to time and lODg too] room experience Is gbsojutely Last year, New,Jersey supplied Await Fame, Riches ted approximately $100. Danny and ed with the Fifth Air Force on Lu- essential to successfully produce these parts. Wages Three new honorary members zon In the. Philippines since April, potatoes to every state east of tha Two Fort Monmouth songwriters his commutes received a unanimous have been classified by the club. are good, position is permanent, and working conditions Mississippi river, and to pointy in and their "business manager" all vote of thanks. Thanks were also 194S. He la a graduate of Long are excellent. •"'>,-." They are John L. Montgomery, Dr. Branch high school and before en- the West Indies and Canada, as from the Bronx, have collaborated extended to the Eatontown Fire Allan, B Randall and Charles K. well as to the armed forces on land on a song -which will soon be pub- department for the use of 'their tering the service was employed by Call MR. C. C. HICKS Champlin, Former members so a diamond firm in New York city. and sea. The distribution this year lished/-* Pvt. Morris M. Minkus, tables, to J. O. Herr of the Monj, 'honored are Thomas Irving Brown, is expected' to be just as, Wide- PFC Sydney Llndenbaum and PFC mouth Consolidated Water com- Mrs. Scber Is ths {former MUs KEANSBURG 1297 John T. Lawley and Homer Me- Rose Grand and resides"-on Mc- spread, with New Jersey potatoes Constantino Scaffldl signed"the pany, who loaned the grounds; thot. ') OB \VIU!EE ._•• ' ..... furnishing a large portion of the royalty contract with Mills Music, Fred Sturm, who superintended the Laren (street. • ., nation's food supply for the next Inc., for the tune, "You're the Love grounds; Edward Stone, who was Guests at the meeting -were Rube two months. Some already are on of My Life." Now they're sitting officiaoffici ll clacal m openerp;; CharleChrles M^fc:-HilM^ef^e c l of tthh eD Dalll y Standard, who Communication Products Co., Inc. their way to Canada and Puerto tight and keeping their fingers oer for hihl»s work as errand boboyay T •>«« Just been released from his Presidential Citation HEANSBCBO, If. t. Rico. crossed. the bake, and John A. Gullfoyle for second World war; Edward Jason A yield of approximately seven None of the boys knew each other the great amount of publicity given of the Long Branch Dally Becord, To Sgt. Lloyd Jones before entering the service, although the event In the New York World- Rotarlan MaMln Snyder of Mc- A Ninth A'ir Force Fighter-Bomb- million bags is expected from a Kees Rock, • Pennsylvania; Frank commercial acreage estimated to they all come from within a snort Telegram. er base, Germany—Sgt. Lloyd G. distance of each other. They began The speaker at the meeting was Stratton of South Aniboy, guest of Jones of Fair Haven, a photogra- be 62,000 ' acres tola year. The George Qulmby; J. William Helm, •weather ha been favorable since their songwrltlng activities at Camp Capt. William Casey. Rotary Cogs pher in the 373d Fighter-Bomber s Crowder, Missouri, while stationed had the following to say about principal of the River street Junior group, commanded by Lieut. Col. .IT'S "GOOD NEWS" planting in March with sufficient together in radio work there. For- high school, guest of Paul Young; moisture to insure good vine Bill's appearance before the club:' James F. McCarthy, Jr., of Massa- tunately they were all moved to Ed" Kelly introduced the speak- A. E. Beling of New York, guest of pequa, Long Island, U now entitled growth and an excellent set ofFort Monmouth without interrup- ., . *, i_ Un*.n' '•Will" Leo and Jake Levins; Howard FOR YOU AND FOR US tubers of good Bizp..1 , er. It was swell to have to wear the gold-framed blue bar em tion of their extra-curricular activ- talk to us extemporaneously. Ro- Brown, Long Branch Rotarlan;" Al- blematic of the presidential citation Seasonal labor has been migrat- ities. Here, after the duties of the bert J. Giron, tales manager of the ing into the state since the-latter tarians one and all, gave him a LIEUT. KENNETH SCHER which his group has been awarded day, they get together in one of the standing welcome as he rose to ad- Sigmund Eisner company, guest jjf for destroying and. damaging 119 We REOPEN Our Doors part of June and at the present recreation halls and work out the Harry Rowland; Cpl. Gilbert One of the highlights on this trip German aircraft on the ground time,' appears to be sufficient to dress us. Before proceeding with music and lyrics of songs together. "Bill's" talk, "Ed" Kelly gave UB Kianlle of Fort Monmouth, guest of was Lieut. Scher'a first experience March 20, three days before the TO AGAIN SERVE OLD meet ths needs of growers. Nat- Pvts. Minkus and Llndenbaum Ralph "Maurlell; Arthur Dean of in an air raid. Due to the fact that Rhine crossing,. ionals of the Bahamas are em- a flashback. "Bill" waa the first Boy write both lyrics and 'music, al- Scout to be made an Eagle Scout, Long Branch, and Tommy Wester- the field^was recently captured and Lashing out at three vital enemy ployed again this year. In addition though neither can play any musi- graduated from both high school man, lOVi-year-old son and guest of Sleeping facilities were not conven- ai;flelds, Thunderbolts of the 373d AND NEW CUSTOMERS ON to the seasonal migratory workers, cal Instrument, a handicap which and grammar school with honors, Morria Westerman. iently available, the crews decided played a major role in knocking school-age boys and girls are work- shouldn't deter them, since they and worked his way through col- Lieut. George W. Hansen of the to sleep In their planes, despite the out the Luftwaffe and rendering its ing*"to help harvest the -bumper share it with Irving Berlin. lege, graduating in 1940. "Bill" took 15th Air Force and Red Bank, who 'act that they were warned it might airfields Inoperative during the sub JULY 23rd crop.. over from there: He enlisted in was a German prisoner for seven safe. After retiring they sequent battle for the eastern bank Federal and state inspectors ex- 1942, went over to the Pacific and and one-half months, and Lieut. Eu- alerted" at ten and again at of the Rhine river. AS ALWAYS, WE PLEDGE pect that there will be sufficient Pvt. Sachs Earns participated in the battle of Mid- gene Gwyer of the Eighth Air 12, but the 'alerts" were false Sgt. Jones resides with his uncle refrigerator cars to move the crop way. From there he was sent as Force, who was in the same prison alarms. Around * o'clock in theand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore >\OUALITY • AUTO BODY from, loading plntforms to destin- Infantry Medal part of two groups of the Air Force camp as "Bill" Casey for 25morning they were once again alert- Parker, 58 DeNormandle avenue. ation' but without icing service. Pvt. Harry L. Sachs of Keans- to England, where they joined two months, were also present. ed and this was the real thing. The Before entering the army in Au- ifrd FENDER REBUILDING AND Larke number^ of cars of perish- burg has been awarded tha Expert additional- groups. At that time Next Wednesday will see the an- crews rushed out of their planesgust, 1942, he was employed by the RHFINISHING. able fruits and vegetables from Infantryman badge after complet- there were only four operational nual clash between the Red Bank carrying their pistols and sub ma- New York Dally News as a feature other sections of the United States ing a rigorous course of training units working out of England, and Lions and the Red Bank Rotarians chine gum, only to find that the production man. • COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT are being received at nearby New In the Infantry Replacement train- as late as December of 1942 all of- In their golf match, . The golfers smoke and fog were so thick they York and' Philadelphia terminals. Ing center at Gamp Blandlng, Flor- ficer personnel ate In one wing at will tee off at 12:30 o'clock at the could not find the foxholes. They SERVICE. the fleia.- This gives us an Idea of returned to the planes and soon BITTEN BT DOG When emptied many of these will ida. . Deal Golf club. There will be 16 "WE WELCOME YOUR PATRONAGE" be available for N6-W Jersey. po- Award of this badge, which' calls our:small operational force then. participants, who will enjoy lunch- they heard the droning of motors Francis Murphy, eight-year-old tato shippers. for additional compensation above "Bill's" target was St. Nazalre, dur- eon at the club at 11:45 o'clock, and then the anti-aircraft broke son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mur- Although the term ''refrigerator base pay, means that Pvt. Sachs is ing which he lost three crews, as out. Lieut, Scher writes that this phy of Ward lane, Rumson, was an expert in the use of several of well as two planes. "BUI" modestly raid lasted about an hour and then treated at the office of Dr. John L. p&r" suggests Ice-cooled freight admitted to shooting down seven Although Pierre Curie is best he heard the sputtering of a plane Rlker Sunday afternoon after he equipment, New Jerecy potatoes the Infantry's weapon's and has known, with Ms wife, for the die> Jos. Wildanger Co. done a more than satisfactory job German fighters in a day. How- motor, the noise of Its going Into a had been bitten on the leg by a may not have such ideal traveling ever, his number was up April 17, covery of radium, his discoveries of dive and finally the fatal crash. In dog owned by Benjamin Fallon, REAR, 1 WEST BERGEN PLACE conditions- Permission to ice po-of learning the other military skills the pleio-electrlc properties of a required of a doughboy in this war. 1943, when his plane was crippled the morning they learned that five North street, Rumson, Officer Set* tato shipments has been gTanted so badly that he had to turn back few types of crystals laid the foun- of the enemy planes had been shot Johnson, who Investigated, said RED BANK, N. J. FHONE 501 to New Jersey growers and ship- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. from the North Sea and head Into dation for the development of hear- down by our fighter planes and the that Mr. Fallon had been ordered SERVING WITH FIRST QUALITY WORK pers by a new ODT ruling. How- Harry W. Sachs, Germany, whereupon he lowered ing aids, last enemy plane was brought down to keep the animal tied up for ten FOB 23 YEARS ever, a survey of local Ice plants his wheels to Indicate his plane waa by our anti-aircraft guns. The days to determine If It has rabies. reveals -that the ice supply is lowBack the Attack—Buy War Bonds! It oays to advertise In The Register Plymouth DODGE MAINSTAY-FRIENDS •• owners • • • Savings and Loan Association OF RED BANK, N. J. CHRYSLER

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Rumson. One of his suggestions is to pro- pay. You would consider hlni wry TEE FAXJSfffDOB CAKE, „ tut, a*f>t iis RED BAm REGISTERvide the young men with work, such as cut- EJdltor, GUtglow, John, to Rebeccb a Bailey, ESTABLISHED 187J We beUev* K was unfair of tbe R«d Bank Register. ' . birth of Mtd&letown Twp. Mon. Editorial Views Army to make PSX3 Ounnlff* pay By John H. Cook and Henry ting grass or working on farms. It is just Inasmuch atvtbe Hed Bank sKg- Genealogy Co 1 i— 1845, Feb. 2« as trueuow as ever that the idle mind is.the for hi* battle-Marred Jeep, which, ister reported In It* column* the By George A, Wherton, Minister . BHOMAS HIVING BROWN of Qther Papers he says, already had seen some letter which I addressed to Presi- Sehenck, Alfred of New York to Editor and PnbHiher four year* of service la Africa and dent Truman requesting • that he devil's work shop and obviously idleness in • . % discuss the Palestine question with Emely WoodiM&rd of Upper Free- I J. HOGAN, Associate Editor one form or another is the primary root of Europei A soldier with four battle Churchill and Stajln at the Pots- Mrs. William R. Conover, editor, hold Townshl] 1 1845, Mar. • stars surely ha* a record which In- dam Conference, I thought you chairman of the Genealogical com- By. Garret Stjhenck, Minister Assistant Editor (Tha opinion! axprautd In the Edi-dicate* h* deserve* a better deal. M. HABOLD KELLY, Loaned to the Navy all th« trouble. Mayor Hague's other sug- torial VI,wi hereunder do not aaoeaiar- would be Interested to Jearn of themittee of Monmouth County His- Beers, John to Adeline Commons gestion is for teen-age boya 17 or over to [Vjp»ror till aadoraement of The Reg. Rep. James A. Roe has taken up reply I have Just received to mytorical association, Freehold, N. J. ______,£ . 1844, Dec. 22 MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the cause of PFC Cunnlffe, and !• ter. It Is dated July 17 and By William D. Hires, Minister ' Ttt A»»oclaud Praai li axeluilvflr antltlad to tha >•• signed by the Acting Secretary ot Oeaealorfcal Index (Fait ») enlist in the New Jersey State Guard. Ex- demanding of the War Department Questions and Answers (67) Havens, OtiVrk to Margaret - lor wwblieatloii of all nn Jlipitchw «r»dlt»d to It or THE GERMAN PROBLEM that the $294 be refunded.'Failing State. Honorable Joseph C. Grew, not otbenriaa credited is thii piper and alio the local mwa cellent training is provided in the handling and I enclose a copy of it here- Croson i J.845, Feb. 1» publlatwl therein. American and British observer* in that, Mr. Roe should fight a bill with. Jan. 14, WS, to Deo. 30, IMS Taylor, Jams* C., to Sarah Duall through CongTeM to repay the sol- Member Audit Buma A Clrottl»«OPs of various types of weapons as veil as train- who have traveled through Ger- It I* heartening to know that Rowland, Fanny Klse' (wld) 2M3 . •— h—• 18«, Mar. 6 many seem to be surprised because dier. In these day* of l«nd-leas- thi, question li high on the agenda Vanpelt, Jacob to Sarah Coles Subaeriptlon Pri«« In AdTaaee: Ona r«r, »2.50: •!* ing that will benefit anyone who expects to ing thousands of Jeeps to our Al- Rozel, Job •— 2283, 2MB tho German people «how no sign of the State Department and I sin- Rue, Ann". 2280, 2269 _ 1840, Mar. • month., 11.60; thm montkl, 16 aentl; alntla copy, 5 centa. nter the armed forces later. Both of these of guilt about having started the lies, this country can afford to cerely hope -yiat the matter will By William D. litres, Minister war, only shame that they lost" it overlook one.—World-Telegram. be brought to an early and satis- Rue, Catherine ; 2250 limed WeeklT. «tat»d M Baeonl-Claat Matter at the Poit- suggestions should be given serious consid- factory conclusion. , Rue, Elizabeth , — 2260 Fielder, George W. io Sarah Tilton offlea at Sed Bank. V. J.. under tte Act of March 8, 1879. There is nothing surprising about r — : . 1844, Dec. SI eration by parents, who, after all is said and this. From their viewpoint, they SOME ALIENS ARENT POOR. Sincerely yours. Rue, Jame* S. —^ 2280 M THURSDAY, JULY 2«, IMS. fought honorably and well in a James C. Auchlncloss, If. C. Rue, Sohn'2 2260, 2269 Nelson, Robert to jungellne Oliver done, wield the greatest influence.in Such noble cause, If we had been brought You may have been Interested In Rue, Joseph r 226? ,.-1844, Feb. 2» matters. ^—• •'"•"'. up as Germans we would think as the recent dispatches by Henry J. Department of State, Waihlngrton Rue, Joseph X _ 2280 By"T. C, Harris pp, Justice 1Taylor telling how nonresident My Bear Mr. Auchlnolou: Rue, Julia . : 2260 Spragg, Michael to Mary Court- The Juvenile Delinquency O-O-O-O-O-O ; they do. They looked on the war as a holy mission,, a crusade to give aliens hare taken an estimated Your letter of June 29 to theRue, Lewis — 2250 ney u 1B45, Mar. • Problem In Runuon the world the manifold blessings 4800,000,000 in tax-free profits out President regarding Palestine has Rue, Mary . 2269, 2314 By James Long.i Minister Politics Must Bow Just been referred to the Depart- (58) Bennett, Curtis to Lulza Jan* of German domination and exploi- of stock .market transactions, to ment of State for attention and re- Rue, Matthew . 2269 Eighteen months ago a small group of To Reality For, Safety „ tation." . In the pursuit of this ob- say nothing of their real .estate ply. Rue, Rachel 2280 Newman, both of itoweTT citizens decided that Runwou Bhould have a jective they accepted every expedi- deal*. The Department has taken oere- Rue, Sarah (Johnson?) 2269 i 1844, Deo. 29 Retail business men have been leaders ency even Buchenwald and Dachau Our Immigration law* ar* pur-ful note of the view* which you Rue, William :—: 2269 By John Saplln Newman placeixjfressly for the boya and girls of thai posefully Jenient to provide asylum put forward in this latter and your Runyon, Benjamin 2283 Williams, Isaao to Robecca Pease, in insisting that practical methods be found and soap made from Human bodies. 1 borough, a place fully equipped where young We are working" hard to de-Nazl- for victims of political persecution, interest in thij Important and com- Runyon, Rev. Isaao 2283 • both of Mon. Co. _ 1845, Mar. 19 apd enforced Jo prevent the dizzy spiraling fy Germany, • under the false as- permitting them to come Into our plex problem Is greatly appreci- Runyon, Mary • 2283 Bloodgood, George W. to Johanna folks, a large number of whose parents were of prices which always ends tragically for sumption that the Nazi party began country on visitors' visas. The av- ated. It o;oe« without saying that Runyon,,.jtoncel '.— 2283 Thompson, both of lion. Co. we entirely share your desire that '. -MiS, Mar. t engaged in war work, could go instead of business and the public. Retailers were the German pestilence. There are erage is.not wealthy. But come of the question be taken up at theRunyon, Vincent 2283 : standing around street corners. Similar many plans for "^re-educating" thethem, according to Mr. Taylor's earliest possible moment with a Schanck, Mary . 2194 , By Jame, O. Rogers,, Minister among the first to ask for sensible price con- Germans to make them nice, peace- findings, are mor* than well off, view to. working out ,a solution Sehanck, Rullff H. 2194 Layton, Henry, Jr. to Rebecca Ann programs had been?established with succesB trol. They proposed procedures by which ful, democratic people who will no and many have made a killing in which will be fair and equitable Sohanck, Sarah 2194 Borden . 1;US, JLpr. 12 throughout the nation, and there was every longer rob and enslave their neigh- our boom markets while enjoying to all Concerned. > Schenck, Abigail ^2284 -By Benjamin Longstreirt, Justice it could be kept effective. We are suffering bors or disturb the peace of theour protection, and have had a Thi) Department and other inters Schenck, Annetje Roelofi* _ 2324 (69) Homer, Fuller B. tol Catherine reason to believe that it would succeed world. free ride'from the tax viewpoint- ested agencies of the Government Sobenok, Catherine — Bennett, both of Mon.. Co. now from the inescapable results of dodging Most of this have for some time been devoting there. program will be We have no reason to be angry their closest attention to the ques- Sohenck, Chrineyonc* — , 18..IC, Apr. a reality for the sake of political expediency. wasted effort. The Germans have with our alien visitors. They don't tion of alleviating the present Schenck, DanUl Aroher, Ctoorge of Mon. Co. to Therefore, with the support of public never been a nice, peaceful, demo- write our tax laws. Congress does plight of the Jewish people in Eur- Schenck,' Eleanor Susan Beaver of Burli.hgton Co. Retailers asked Congress to state def- cratic people. They have always Sohenck, Eleanor H. officials, clergymen and other Rumeon res- that. They don't interpret and ap- ope. Measure) jot relief and assist- ; 18411, Apr. 15 initely what it meant by a phrase, "gener- been aggressive and arrogant, glory- ply, our tax lawB. The Bureau of ance for the unfortunate victims Schenck, Eliza By John W. Burtls, Justice idents, a former school building which had ing fn war and conquest and sub- Internal Revenue does that Tbe of the Nazi tyranny have been go- Schenck, Ellen Meglll, Cornelius to tjatherint, ally fair and equitable." Such loose word- mitting to harsh and exacting lead- ing forward and will no doubt be 'fceen. abandoned by the Army was re- present law, with the loophole intensified now that hostilities In Schenck, Engeltje Walnwright, both of H'owell ing permitted those in charge of price con- ership as a necessary condition of Schenck, Garret Koertse Twp I8«s, Apr. 10 i modeled. At first the idea didn't take. The life. , . through which aliens have oper- Europe have come to an end. In trol to force theoretical interpretations up- They understand only force. In ated, was enacted in the piping any event the condition of the Jew- Sehenck, Hendrlck 2194, 2291, 2317 By Joseph Goodenough, .tustlce committee figured the place had not been, 1918 we gave them lesson No. 1. Itpeacetime of 1N8. AJIehshere on ish and, other refugees will -con- Scbenck, Jane : 2291 Leonard, Bphriani to- Cbarlott* on'business and the public. With a thous- temporary visas were presumed to tinue to be an object of deep con-Schenck, Jannertje Roelotse —.2325 Johnson, T»th of Middle! town made attractive enough, with the result that didn't sink in. Now we have given cern to this Government. and different minds at work on price regu- them lesson No. 2, and a shattering be taxed by their own govern- Schenck, Jan Roelofse 2194, 2317 ——_ 1844, Nov. • •an even more complete job of renovation ments, and Congress gave them re- * A* far as the question of Pales- Schenck, John 2194 2317 By James M. Smith, Juitice lation, many of them with no, practical bus- blow it was. Instead of trying to tine la concerned, the officials In •was done. A juke box, soft drinks and ping- convert them to our way of think- lief from double taxation, partly tho Department who are dealing Schenck, John C. 2284 (60) Bray, Daniel to Ma'Hy An iness experience, there could only be con-ing and forcing them Into a mold because that was the fair thing to with this matter are. following Schenck, John H., Col. 2291 Plence, both of Mon. Co. pong and pool tables were provided; new — 1844, I;u'k. I he jiifl of ily doctor who serves it through the yearn* of Europe and Africa now on'fur- our "liberalized" UC lnw provides clover In tho roadside pasture, No By Wm, Relley, Minister at least n bass of comfort subsidy heckling automobile horn' U likely On 75th Birthday Bertram II. Morden, |>ii>Kt:iitx the hri^hicr lougl gh att lB QueenQQ s homh o bbeforf e for idleness, Bonnott, Thomas to Catherine E. is u precious tiling.'' going to this••Pnclfle, reveals thahtt to Irk you. Morris 1844, Oct. t i tha Army docket! him $21)4 for a Our "liberallsiod" litw «et* maxl- Mrs. Sarah Slover of Keypoirtwaa: i_ill.SJlkUlWi._T.JH.J,L. lli.!S.J _, ^.ti.dL.aab.mtuf..aiieaula-IJio ill of <<>"'," Particularly noticeable Is the Matthews, Cornelius to Lydla the guest of honor at a surprlta •JTjT'^Kj n ~wmnrtnl o ir-from—him- JUUUL_LOU1 l)oncflU_oL$572, Instead Barkalow, both of Mon. Co. operation^5 years and linn provided y, of tho former total of {324. The flowering-•growWi-um-.eltluir. .Md«,, party to celebrate her 75th birth- mid (•oiinlnsiilc with putieiicc, kindness and last February by a French soldier Usually nippod before the bud by I...,"::::',..'„ _:— 1844, DM. M many hnppy hours for the young people of minimum total benefit for an eli- day last woek at the home of her nkill..' When ihe nation loses ^ne. of thein' Sallfltat, Franco, The pny' de- gible (carnlngi of not ICJS than $160 tho buahman's scylho, ' dalslea, Hanklnson, Theodore to Hannah daughter, Mrs, Chbstor Vanderbllt. RUIIIHOII and lint Hummer visitors. duction, an old Army cUHtom In during tho ba»o yonr) individual, black-oyod susans, pinks, blue sail- Walnwrlght, both of Mon. Co. • Pro«ant wen Mr. and Mn. Alex truly old-time family pliyniciaiuvit has lost citncg of mleslng equipment, leaves ors, ' and wild. roses bloom pro; Virtually every coniiiiiiiiily IHIH KM ju- ; during "continued" unemployment, -..-- 1MB, Jan. IB Slover and dauRhtors, Dorothy'and iiniiiHllfiiiJon, The ranks of these great PFC Cunnlffe only $10 (o spond Is $00, Instead of $42. fu'soly, Orapovlnea ollmb over the Longstroot, David to Mary Ann Joan, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Johnson venile delinijtleifpy problem itoiluy, At the during the next SO duyB. llohonod atone walls, Bacholor-but- Bills, both of Mon, Co.' nnd >on Billy and Mr*. A. M. Moly- AiiierleniiH grow Ihiiini.T. Only if you be- It \e not unrealistic, or unsocial, tonn peer from dizzy heights at ' meeting <;f the Riiniwm mayor it'nd council Hn In.li'i'ltutcd about the whole to hopo that tho nowly onrlohod 1845, Jan. IB naaux ot Union City, Mr. and Mrs. come a "number" under a nUitc-controlled bimlnoss and wnntn to be rclm- olumpi of ferns huddiod In theClayton, Franoli R. to Amelia R&ymond.TJhrlg and daughter Bet- Vq bonoflt rnten under our State shade, lnnt, week, Muyop Louin M. UUKIM present- meilirul Hyslein will you rnnWrfi what you Wo don't Maine lilm. Just law meiy not stultify tho "ablo and Tunis, both of Mon, Co, ty ot Kooniburg and Mr, and Mrs. ed tWO Hell(

•\ I JED BANK REGISTER, JfJLY 2G, 1945 Page Seres. i be filled at th« faU etoctjs/The great that the company would have Do FALSE TEETH Sgt. Harry Raupp i«eting at which the new partty to ehargt a prohibitive price for Betrothal Of Edythe ITEMS OF YESTERYEARS as born was held in the. social service. " Rook,, Slid* or Slipp? Gets Air Medal hall of the Presbyterian church' and The Bachelor Girls club of Red Champltn Announced HAHN'S i FA8TEETH, u hnprortd powd.r to as attended by 60 persons. It was Bank cleared }100 by a minstrel Announcement has been made by, >e >prinkl*d on upper or low«r z>Ut«f, Sgt Harry.Baupp of Jersey City FROM REGISTER FILES under tile auspices of the Preaby- show in Crescent hall, Eatontown, iold» fall* ueth mora timty In pltct. '.r. and Mrs. Edwin E. Champlln, Upholstering Shop Do not slide, ills or rock.. No itunmrir, haa received the Air Medal, from rian Brotherhood and the chair- under the direction of Miss Ethel Hunt street Humaon, .of the en- Hooey, cutr tast< or feelinz.. FASFAS- Lieut CoU Robert T. Kambaugh, man of the meeting was H. G. Tal- Brandon, who acted as interlocu- fagement of their daughter, Mlsa IEETH i> allullnllll * (non-«cld)(ld) . Dow not squadron commander, at an Eighth mage, president of the Brother- tor. „ lour. Check. "plat« odor" fdentur. Happenings of SO and 25 Years Ago Culled From Sdythe Adele Champlln, to Walter rnth)). (Set FASTEETH »t any drag AJr Force Bomber station In Eng- hood. Mr. Talmage explained the Several large willow trees on A. Conneli, shipj fitter-second class, land. ' motherhood had begun a, e£udy of Palmer avenue, Belford, were Seabees,- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Sgt. Kaupp, a gUnner. on a B-M the News and Editorial Columns for Entertain- dU conditions ati Red Bank sev- blown down during a storm. They ward Conneli, Jersey City, and ,Flrst liberator heavy bomber, was cited iral months previously and that Ml across the street blocking it street Rumson. . • DEEP WATER fptymeritorious achievement In ac- ment of Today** Readers committee, had been appointed, until lata in tfae afternoon when Miss Champlln was graduated complishing with distinction numer- onsisting of E. Irving Oakley, the treea were removed, by Over- torn Rumson high school and is ous aerial operational missions was overcome by the heat while Matthew Rusp Sir, George McC. seer Melvln P. Tard. employed at Camp Evans Signal Custom-Built Furniture WELL DRILLING over Germany. Flftr Tern Ac* 1 iylor, Archibald Rutherford, G. laboratories. The prospective groom Ths oonunlieloner* opened tb* itHlng and was confined to the A movement was under way to alco " Modern Botary Hethods He is the son of Colt's Neck were acted as dhaperones: hip and was farmed by William Frank Layton of Shrewsburr The sloop Robinson, owned toy haying a great time camping' at Laridn. Sixty.tpn» of hay, US »he«p, Christopher Flordlaod of Fort Manasquao. They were members. moved to the Deeves farm at Tin- IB ducks, 16 chickens and a large ton Falls, where he was employed Monmouth, ran in % pound pol« of the Girl's club .of the Reformed quantity of hay forks, harness and which had been broken off and church sit Colt's Neck. Their stay as head gardener. ' , rope were burned. The loss was Mrs. Robert Deapreauk's h&ise stove a bole in her bottom and at the seashore was made possible $20,000. sunk in a few minutes. She was by a lawn party at which they at Mlddletojro village caught iflre raised the next day. The damage cleared *70. Mrs. Walter D- Fields Miss Anna Hendrlokson of Mid- when, it was struck by lightning. amounted to $60. was chaperons. The other mem- dletown entertained a number,of Mrs. Despreaux'a son put the flames out with a fire extinguisher JameB B. Weaver mm elected as- bers of the party were Alice Fields, friends at a dance at the new road- sistant secretary of the Red Basic Beatrice Bennett, Mirian Tower, side farm booth OX her father and before much damage was done. %heelmea Officer Franklin Pierce Mabel Willett, Elsie Taylor, Am- brother, James C. and Albert J. Stryker -was a new member of Hie ber, Myrtle and Mildred' Matthews, iendrickson. TWO WOMEN HTJBT - plub. Edna Wuebber and Beatrice M. Miss Myrtle M. Piccolo of Blight injuries were suffered by George Hawkins won two prizes Doyle. The party was in charge Shrewsbury and Robert Logan of two women Friday when they were at Aafoury Park. He started in the of Rev. Daniel P. Doy, ttie pastor, Vineland were married at 9t Involved In auto accidents here. 100-yard dash, which he won easily and George S. P. Hunt superin- James cfeurch by Rev. John C. Far- As a result of a collision on Chest- in 11 1/5 seconds. In the 440-yard tendent of the Sunday-school. Re- relL Miss Elizabeth Soden and nut and Pearl streets, Mrs. Marga- race became in second. Ttue prize freshments were* dispensed by Joseph Piccolo of Shrewsbury at- ret LeMalstre, 96 Silverton avenue, in the first race was a gold pen Misses Minnie and lizzie Soffel tended the couple. ilttle Silver, received a bruised arm and pencil and in the other a glass MM. Garrett W. Buck and Mrs. Ar- Michael Kelly of: Uttle Silver, when her car collided with another water «et thur Soffel, flagman at the Sycamore avenue vehicle driven by Ida Peterson of John L. Hubbard was building A bolt of nghtning struck a crossing near the Little Silver sta- Toms River. a house onohli lot at the corner TK of buildings on the Charles D. tion, was laid up with a broken rib Mn. J. S. Duncan of Boonton re- of Front and Washington streets. Corlieg farm at Eatontown. Less and a badly cut leg as the result ceived a slight neck injury when the ear in which she was riding The cost was $5,000 and the yrork than an hour later the buildings of a foolrhardy attempt by New was being done by Samuel U. had been completely destroyed Tork autolsta to beat a train with Arthur D. Hillery of Boonton Gaunt with most of their contents. The across the crossing. The train hit collided on Maple avenue and Peters YOUR CHILD'S PHOTOGRAPH The oarpenterlng..and contracting the car, throwing it against Mr. place with a car driven by Mary loss was *13,000. N. Bonforts of Newark. firm of O- W. and A.- E. Smltii of A bolt of lightning struck a tree Kelly. To Enfar in Our Search for Fair Haven dissolved' partnership. on Brookdale farm dying a meet- Red Bank's population was 9,251, The members of the firm were ing of the Monmouth county or- according to figures given out by George W. and Arthur E. Smithr ganization for social service. It the national census bureau. The latter was going in business RED BANK'S CUTEST BABIES caused considerable alarm to 500 The contract for the new Hub- (SCBTTRBAN VICINITIES INCLUDED) . for himself. guests assembled on the lawn, bu bard bridge over the Shrewsbury The plans for the new school- it didn't' break up the party. river at Red Bank was awarded by Who will be crowned the CuteBt Baby house for West Red Bank were se- Peter Eldhele won a small pig the freeholders to the Thompson in Town? Maybe your own little dar- lected by the Red Bank board of disposed of on the co-operatlvi and Matthews company of Red education. They were drawn by ling. Certainly he — or she — deserves - plan at°the Red Bank, Elka fair. Bank for U57J14. V' 5", the ohance. Just come in for a FREE Fred Tniex. The building was to That night he tied the pig In his Some of the farmers of Holmdel be 42r48 feet, two BtorlesTBgh. back yard on East Front stree and vicinity were playing safe by entry, photo, select your favorite proof, Mn. Sarah A. Pearcs died sud- and the next morning It was gone selling their potato crop at $5 per and the picture is entered. So simple! denly at the home of her son, Da- Miss Dorothy Bohannan ol Marl- barrel to commission merchants Nothing to buy; no obligation! vid N. Pearce at Keyport, aged To boro, entertained a few friends ioi while the potatoes were in the years. Three other children sur- Miss Helen French, a former Rec ground. This was the first time vived her, they being George B. Bank resident Others present that Holmdel potato growers ever I T_jj*— OmCAl SRVKS. Pearce of Keyport and Mrs. Emma were Miss Inez Bohannan, Miss sold their crops in this manner. • Sov. the ptecn. W. drttrmln* It* '200 IN PRIZES Price and Mrs. Laura DuBoii of Dorothy Dean of Little Silver and William Clayton of Holmdel made Oceanport ' exact focut of rtx l«n» with our Horton Garrishosi, Ward Vander- a small-sized fortune. He har- WenHflc Electric Optical lnsfr25 WAR BOND sail. A storm oame up and h . The International Yacht races mission man for $7 a barrel. Rtflwetnmu WhiU You W*U TAt whnw wit! alio r%ettv* a Manf otHf vatifabt* mtrdnsn- started for shore but before reach- brought large numbers of people Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thome Orafbtl' taKrfpftom f/IW AccvranV kmdtom; pwmantnf f rfi» prizt$, p/oqwi and $erotln ing there a sudden squall struck to Highlands to view them eaoh of Keansburg were married 45 toe boat and upset H, throwing its day the yachts sailed. Most of the yeans and they held a family re- RULES DOHN r.noMMn INC. MCWBUES AT> MOOKIYH, N. T. AND OUNQC N. t. occupants out The boat sunk, but sightseers gathered on the hill by union in celebration of the event the party clung to the mast until kbtet * loonthl to 5 yean old or. eliglbl*. the lighthouse or along the beao Two water companies and no Rollins Opticians 1 JadgM diehlon It final. Photos become tfio prop- oi.trib« .d br< JOS. PINCITORE, Inc. rescued. at Highland Beach. water—that was the unique situ- t . Lightning struck «he ban at Master Optical Technicians fror •ft/ of tfie> judgei. LONQ BRANCH. NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE MS About 400 persons attended the ation which existed in, a large por- Threa Generations John Holland, but the only dam- plonk) held at the Freehold Drivin tion of Keansburg. The public age was a small hole near one of dub grounds. The affair was ar- utilities commission was blamed 60 MONMOUTH ST. the corner poets. ranged by the county board of for the trouble. It Pays To Advertise in The Register Edward Woolley of little Silver agriculture. George W. Blatchley, Sterling DurneU of Oceanport Tel. Red Bank 161ft Sr, of Freehold and Daniel H. Tay- took a job with the Armour Beef Opposite Borough Ball lor cf Bradevelt, engaged In a spe- company at Newark. oial running race of SO yards, The movement to get the Public For the oomcntaiee of oar which was won\by Mr. Blatchley.- Service Eleotrio company to wire potroni w« win gladly mak* 65 Broad Street, Red Bank A new political party was born Everett for electricity fell through. appolntmenta wKh an eye PHONE MM STUDIO HOURS: at Red Bank. Its sole aim i Residents who took the matter up pujstctan for oxamlnatloiis. 10 A. H. to 9 P. M. Tnesday 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. kmt/offfie four/sfs pr/We; better government for Red Bank with the company were told tfaat and it was going to run candidates the expense of putting up poles and for all the town offices which were doing the other work would be so (Newark Store, Ml Broad St.) fOREMObr PHOTOGRAPHERS IN IHf fAST COMPLETE HEATING NEEDS '70.60 18" SHie She Gnaranteed 10 Yean SEAM fti Wrltlnj ALL 8TEEL FURNACE Outstanding1 value! Com- pare with the first-quality Efflolent, Eoonomloal furnaces selling at much higher prices. Extra heavy to OperaU radiator and combustion chamber . . . each' one- Extra strong for long ser- piece . . , and flrepot cast- vice. Gets all the heat ings are of finest close- from fuel. Gas-tight body, grained iron. Heavy duplex fGive thank*!.. No "scorched radiator. Automatic dam- grates. Large feed and per stops smoke from 'earth" scars our U.S.A. Ever ashpit doors, surface ground to insure dust- putting out of firing door. beauteou*...enriched in interest tight fit. Hercules .furnaces Waist-high grate handle |. .. she'll be calling someday for heat over half a million eliminates stooping, crank- homes comfortably and you to "come see." And your car ing, dust Grate adjustable economically. to burn any fuel. We ar- will go like a thing unleashed, when Aim available In range for finance install- you are able to get NEW-DAY CONOCO «r, *2", M" and W alzea ation. BRONZ-Z-Z GASOLINE. Transferred into your tank will be' the NYoa «tant asturane* today,' that yo«r gsjolino i* made to New Model Cabinet Sink latest results of the research lavished on deliver *H Ihe performance 42" Sink and Cabinet. $64.50 war-winning gasolines. pouible «nnder current re- $ strictions* Then go to Your 66" Double Sink and Cabinet $138.95 You'll know high-octane power... panther- Conoco Mdeogo Meicliont— 84.95 like getaway... and mileage aplenty. You'll whetit you «oe the bit LBM Trim M" Slnlt 72" Single Sink and Cabinet $121.95 know strictly new-dey gasoline—unsurpassed d Oonoco Triangle gn- iW'e hi* Station '--in your NEW-DAY CONOCO BRONZ-Z-Z. IdtnUfifatton, Ani Designed for utility and con- 48" Combination Sink and Tub $89.95 Continental Oii'tifinpany —"""T"1 venience. 64-inch linoleum cov- SINKS PRICED rasa mm ~e7ed~Wunter-t8p7--birttt-in .. . . M< l r Jjasin and wood cabinet with 4 ^•j- jf"20 *'~\V fiH*'"Gabiitet- v-m-n-r»-fSl drawers and 3 compartments, You got Conoco Servloe as well as tho famous Conoco Prodnots at thets 30" x 33" Wall Cabinet...... $24.95 BURDGES CONOCO Whito enamel finish; fixing TRIANGLE OIL faucot and strainer included, SERVICE STATION COMPANY STATION 21"x60" Utility Cabinet...... ,$36.95 . 13-15 White Street Shrewsbury Am, . Red Bapk PHONE (South of Ntwrnna Bprlngt Boad) > RKD BANK 1181 17-29 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. om Ph^202 RED BANK REGISTER,-JULY 2t 1945 ' JUVENILE DELINQUENCY in Monmauth

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Whether your faith is Protestant, Catholic, Bring up your children to do what is right Jew|sh-or in no religious creed, you have never- for its own sake—not for hope of reward of theless a code of your own.. fear of punishment.

You may not live up to it in its entirety- Sins of the young people are rarely subject to doubt, causing wonder whether the com* few of us do. But it is there. And you should mission or omission is right or wrong. There is strive earnestly to teach your children, from nothing involve^ about them. their first days of understanding, a code of ethics that will guide them through life. • Proper training in the home—by example as well as precept-is the only education that The code of morals is virtually the same in will build up a code of moral ethics. all faiths and creeds. - Teach them to scorn "trickiness," evasion, To tell the truith, to respect the rights and falsehood. Teach them that they cannot, do property of others, to grant others the same the wrong thing and maintain their self-respect. freedom of thought which you assume as your Don't leave it all to the church, the Srtnday own, and above all, "to do unto others as you School and the public school. would have them do unto you"--that is the universal code of right living. Teaching of the code of ethics is y/tour job— and you cannot pass it on to others., It is simply a question of what is right and "Bend The Willow While It I* Young." what is wrong^ Causes And Cures Of A Serious Problem

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MR, AND MKS. NORMAN BADENHOP MR. AND MRS, THOMAS F. DALY FREB E. GREGG W. STROTHER JONES GEORGE W. Mc-CARTER CAPT. R. V. R. H. STOUT HOWARD J. BAILEY HOWARD C. DAVIS Ires. Fair Haven Lloni Club B. L. KATSIN ^OHNpM. McCAULEY Ilap. N. J, .Tupajara' Ml'B, W. D1NSM0RE BANKS II; G. DEGENRING AtTER KaUln'i, Inc. W. H. McCRACKEN HOWARD O. STRAUS E. J. BATCHELAR EDGAK V, DENISE VICTOR E HAIK KAVOOKJIAN JOSEPH G. MtCUE PAUL R. STRYKER ALFRED N. BEADLESTON v Muyur HoroiiRli of Fair Hnven Chnlrmun of PoHce, Mlddlelown Townihlp EDWARD M. KELLY EDWIN P. M/:INTIRE JOHN W. SWANSON Mayor Uorouuh of Shrewsbury CLEMENT L. DESPARD Pre». J. H, Kolly Company ROBERT S. McTACUE, M. O. CHARLES E. SWEENEY , ' ' RAYMOND W. BIGGAR, M. D. MISS LAURA HARt\INC licn'l Clinlr.. Man. Co. War Kuml CHARLES KOMAR THOMAS C. McVEY, D. D. S. A RUMSON RESIDENT C. CliEEVER HARDWIfcK ALBERT A. TEETER FREDERICK H. DOUGLAS THOMAS O. KOOPMAN MR. and MRS. JOHN H. NEAFIE CEfY HOWARD S. DORDEN S. W. HAUSMAN. N[jD. JAMES U T1LT0N RICHARD B. OUANE Button Manor, Matawan CHARLES W. OGDEN JOHN BORLAND J. LEWIS HAY HON. JOHN E. TOOLAN AMOS T. DWIGIIT JOSEPH T. LAIRD, III. ADALBERT AND ANGELICA OSTENDORFF MR. AND MKS A. EDWARD BOWEKS AMORY I., IIASKELL CIVIC-MINDED CITIZEN FREDERICK DWIGIIT MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LEFKOW1TZ JAMES V/. PARKER, M. D., WILLIAM BRADLEY ( iimmniinin. Mninnnuth Council of S«a Scoutl, WILLIAM W. VAUGHAN HENRY R. DWIGIIT LESTER C. LEONARD Mombe>' of th» Uoard, Rid Dank X. M, C. A Uiadley'i Itadio St/vlce Mi'in. llrglunal Com., Hoy Srouti of Amtrlca RAY VAN HORN L'hiilrinnii Mnuniuiilli Krilrraliun i>/ YML'A'a MAX LEON THEODORE D. PARSONS JUDGE IHUMAS BROWN HARRY L. JIEAV1LAND HAROLD VAN TINE AARON T EDWARDS PHILIP LEONARD FREDERICK B. PH1LIPP .KENNETH ORUCt Pi<". llf,| llnnlt Hoard of Education LEWIS E. WARING . THOMAS U. EGAN ALFRED L. UCHTENSTEIN Pi«lldent (itMicral Supply Co., Inc. JAMES R, HENSLER WILLIAM D. POTTS ROLSTON«WATERBURY < , 1'ETEK J. EICHELE PAUL T. LINDHARD ' FREDERICK, J. BUHCHARD JOSEPH V: HERRMANN LATHAM G. REED . , KATHER1NE kLKUS WHITE MONROE EISNER • ' ' VICTOR LINDLAHR FRANK BUKKt ' KRNLST F. ItEYMAN, M. D. NICHOLAS O. RUTCERS •• • ' HENRY O. WlCKHAM (i. II. ELDREDGE LESTER C. LOVETT . F. LAWTON H1NDLE, M. O. MRS. W. B. RUTHRAUFF Falr'Uaian Xacht WorVj • JoT5?(TnujRNarW -AURAM-h .liUWfa- _. ;.,. u.»_^,v^^ Prei. Lofitt't Nunary, Ins. . .. ^VKBOH. JAXSKR.._ „__ o:srmm:fC3,MR, and MBS; PpRTERJHOAGLANurorr D I i HABJtY 3. WiWLEXJaiJ^ iMmJ_ ..FHED.FATZLER * ' •""SftVltr H. MAHX- *-"*«* -"*' ^ , Krank VanHyoAle* I'IOI. Monmouth County Madlcal Socl.ty Vmi, Sattor Lumbar Oo. A. E. WILDE' CIVIC MINUEU CITIZEN , « WILLIAM A. rLUHR A CIVIC-MINDED CITIZEN Pun. l.'nrniminlty Churnlipr of Cnmnitrc. HORACE K. MORNER ' f DAVID A. SCHULTE Secretary and TrtMurar Fajprajr MR AND MRS JRWIN' D. CAMl'BELL l'n-«. ot tlm, lli'il llmik l.lom Club ' KHED IIOUSMAN 1 WILLIAM MATTHEWS. M, D. MR. and MRS. AARON SHATK1N HERBERT ELY WILLIAMS, D. D, «, ROUER1 I-, CAKR JR. I'n'ililoiit Kmirltui Moninoulb Council of Mil. and MRS. CHESTON SIMMONS A LITTLE SILVER RESIDF-NT " . _ MRS. GURDON M. MAYNARD • HARRY A. WILSON MRS. BESS It A CARKET lioy Si'outi of Amorlck ' I.F.HOY A FRENCH FRANK A. MIELE, M. D. WILLIAM f, 3KIDM0RE A CITIZEN OF MONMOUTH COUNTY A. S. IIUICIIINS FREDX), WIKOFF M«. AND MRS. O, J, FRERET A. M. MINTON PRANK SLOVENZ GEORGE V. COE II. T. I RIIS MICHAEL S. JACOBS ! trORREST 8. SMITH , MORRIS J, WOODRlNa MR. AND MRS, EUGENE GARDELLA WILLIAM MONCRIEFF EDWAHD. H. CONWAY . DOUGLAS A. JEROLAMON "* • WARREN H. SMOCK FRANK VAN SYCICLB C. MALCOLM BKOOKFIELD OILMAN, M, D Wm. HonorUrf'A Co,, lao. DOUGLAS fc. CKAIK. I'ouitlui rtClectrlo Com inn y HENRY R. STADLER ROQER YOUNQ ALLEN E. CRAWFORD J. BERKELEY CORDON, M D, W, JOHN.TON •EBASTIAN MORETTI v Meillrm lilrnctor. Marllioro SHH lloiplul D.CAMP STATLER iTUART A. YOUNW HENRY, CROSI ^ • Viet I'm, Kt.nibum NMIoniil Hank MANNY MORRIS MR, AND MRS. THOMAS Q1LM0UR H, RICHAKD IfEKN JOHN DAY1D JONES • * ' JOHN H. HPUNT, IK BED BANK REGISTER, .JULY 28, 194.5 Win*.

QOINN 4 DOBEHDS, How Much Do You Farm Safety Briefs Executive VP Great Interest . COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ***** rooo : Whltfleld Balldlns, Rid Bask (NaUonsJ Farm Safet, Week? John J. Qoinn Thomas P. Doreoiua Vincent J. MeOua Howard II. Lavs Know About The July 2S-28) Being Shown In William L. BiunU, Jr. Ernest hwi Most farm work accidents Invol- ve machinery and animals. Ac- Parsons, Labrecque, Oanzona tt Garden State? cidents are not caused by machin. Firearms Exhibit Coombs • COUNSELLO&S A.T LAW. ery arid «nlmgj», but as the result • Willie* Sir.. Red Bask Tenth of a Series of carelessess or improper manage- James H. Anderson Thoodor* D. Parsons Edmund J. Cauaona ment. In other words; machinery Theodore J. Labr«cqoe liton P. Combe Thomas J. SmHfc Of 12 Articles li v and farm animals can be obedient Robert H. Malda William B. Blait. J>. servants or powerful destructive Of Red Bank Loans Presented Here orces. The difference is up to the MOBRIS PORTNEE, Individual ttb UMI them. • 28 Pieces To Assn. '" Certified Public Accountant . . w 18 Monmbuth St., Red Bank. N. J. *•'< This Is the tenth of a series of • Tel. Red Bank ZS24 Ice Cream 12 consecutive articles,.'the first If a job about the farm is done Great Interest hsvg T>een shown In correctly, nine times out of ten It :he special exhibition, of firearms DR. L. W. CARLBON. FOR RAIN OR C of which appeared In The Register Don't Mlif Ireyew.rWi '•«* '«• ?°" Thursday,. May 24th, on different will be done safely. a In the museum of The Mfinmouth SURGEON CHIROPODIST, County Historical association » at FOOT AILMENTS phases of activities in New Jersey. Freehold. " - - The articles were prepared for The The best safety device any farm- Office Houret FOR FUN... Heglster by Miss Marlon G. Hen. er can have Is located right about Two Important additions to this Daily »:30 a. m. to 6:10 p. m. nion, publicity director and a his shoulders. If he uses his head, exhibition have just been made Evenlngi: Taeiday and Thursday Fire and' Extended Coverage Insurance member of the faculty of the Col- and isvdareful in going .about his which should be especially attract- For appointment phone tUS There's nothing like «on- on' • lege of Saint Elizabeth at Convent dally taWu, he will find his Job ive to students and to collectors. SO BROAD ST., BED BANK, N. J. easier a.ri built np your emergency is Cheap. These articles are written so con- Mor« than 2*0 lives and thou- portant collection, of guns. These SURGEON CHIROPODIST, clsely that they should be clipped THOMAS N. McCARTER, JR. include a pair of German wheel fund; then you can get ,, Example: of one of the outstanding states In sands of arms, tegs and' hands are lock guns made in 16S0, a pair of Foot Orthopedics—Electro-Therapj the union. lost each year bejeause farmers fall very rare Arabian pistols, a pair Office Hours: Dally » a. m. to 5 ». n. started on sawing for'the $3,000 for three years costs $19.13 to stop .machines before adjusting Thotaas.N. McCarter, Jr., of Mor Eveninis: Tutiday, Thunday. Saturday Health In New Jersey ristowii, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- of blunderbusses, Japanese pistols (Closed Wednesday) things you want, i (At ho cost to you we will be glad to mall you a or unclogging them. Always stop and very fine examples of Early The geographical characteristics the machine before tinkering with as N. McCarter of Rumsonhill, For appointment phone 80S Household Inventory Booklet.) Kumson, was recently named exe- American and English pistols. of the Stabs of New Jersey provide US BROAD ST., BED BANS, N. J. Start your Insured it* residents in normal times, with cutive vice president of the Public William'H. MacQonald of Tren- BOYNTON & BOYNTON every opportunity for healthful re- Farm workers who wear loose, ervice Corporation of New Jersey, ton, has loaned 68 Items from his Share Account with, a* He had been -vice president in outstanding collection of powder- 8 Drummond Place, Red Bank Phone 952 laxation. From any corner of the torn clothing around" machinery JEWELRY REPAIRING little as *L state, it is possible to get to sea- really are "dressed fit to kill." For charge of Public Service's southern horns, shot pouches and . bullet division the last six-years. molds, also a very rare flint box. Witches. Clocks and Jawelrr Cleaned shore or lake resorts In a few hours every job around the farm, proper That there has already been keen and Repalrto at Reasonable Price* at most. A seacoast, extending safe clothing should be. worn. Mr. McCarter is residing at Rum- son for the summer, having leased interest Is apparent from the large All Work Guaranteed lor One Year from Atlantic Highlands to Cape attendance since the exhibition May, offers shore vacations for There Is no such animal as a the Pine Ridge home of Borough opened and by the addition of these H. ROSIN, Jeweler every pocket-book and Innumerable "safe" bull. Well constructed pens Clerk Albert A. Kerr, Jr., who is IS Watt Front SU, Bed Bank, N. J, RED BANK in the Army. two notable loans. Tsl. 72-M. PUBLIC SALE lakes and riverg in North Jersey and fences are essential for bulls. The museum la open week days! provide opportunities for Ice-boat- It's a good Idea to have pens, and •--• ' • y except Mondays, from 11 a. m. to 5 ing and skating in the winter time gates controlled from the outside, SAVINGS & Having sold my home and moving- to Florida,. I, the under- Ten More Stamps p. m. and on Sundays from 2 to 5 aa well as comfort during the heat making it unnecessary to handle p. m. signed will sell at public auction unrestricted on the premises of the summer. the bull. Of course when the bull To Be Good Soon •t ... There are still problems to be is led out of a pen, a stout staff HARTFORD LOAN ASSN fastened to a nose ring should be Five more red stamps and five Hartford Fire Insurance Coapanv met by the State Board before used. more blue stamps, all in ration book New Volunteers 23 Wanamassa Point Road, Wanamassa Health Education generally, will be four, will be made good for the pur- Red Bank 330 all it could be. In a' number of Join OP A Boards INSURANCE From Asbury Park crass Sunset Ave., bridge turn north first Falls occur in the farm home chase of rationed foods Wednesday, counties, however, conditions are August 1, the Office of Price Admin Volunteers who joined the local 10 Broad Street ttreet (South WUIUUM Drive), or from Wlckapecko Ave., turn excellent. Provision Is not only more frequently than any other type of accident -The farm house- istration announced. war price and rationing boards of east on Sunset Ave, to .South Wanamassa Drive, or first house made lor healthful exercise bu wife can help cut down on the Each of the stamps will be worth Monmouth county this month and Red Bank we«t ol Hetrlck Point on south tide of Wanamassa Point Road. dispensaries are part of the set-up number of falls by making sure ten polntB, making a total of 50 red their assistants.are as follows: JOHN T. LAWLEY in many State schools. Dental fa- her kitchen floor is always dry and points, which are being made good Board.members, Allen B.'Clayton, Chartered 1887 cilities and clinics throughout New clean. for the purchase of rationfed meats, Matawan; William E. Tracy, Free- Jersey are good, and the Tuber- butter, margarine, cheeses, lard, hold ; Joseph M. McDonald and Ra,y - AGENT - FRIDAY; JULY 27th culin Patch test has been given Here's a basic three-point. pro- shortening, and salad and cooking F. Martin, Middletown; new mem- Riverside Drive and Suite during the last three years in the gram to avoid accidents on the ils, and 50 blue points good for the bers of the price'panel, R. B. LIp- The road to better and bigger MOBNINO at AFTERNOON majority of public schools. Sanitar- purchase of rationed processed Incott and W. C. Lipincott, Red Hwy 35 business leads through The Regis- ium* are available which offer care farm:. (1) Learn to recognize hai- Bank, and A, L. Wefelnieyer, Mid- 10:S0 A. M. to 12 Noon 1:80 P. is. rds; (2) Eliminate as many han- foods. ter's advertising columns—Adver- at cost or commensurate with the The new stamps, all to be good dletown, price panel assistant. Tel. Red Brink 410 tisement financial means of the patient- ards as possible; (S) Act so as not Fine houBehoU goods and furnishings from a modern home. to be hurt by remaining hazards. through November 30, are: red, for Living room, b*4 room, dining room, porch arid lawn furniture. The State is attempting to meet meate-fats, Fl, Gl, HI, Jl and Kl, and blue, for processed foods, PI, B«d and table linen, glassware, china, kitohenware, curtains, the problem of social diseases, at- In the United States, ten farm tendant in the main, upon the Ql, Rl, SI and Tl. dinner sets (service of 12 complete), occasional chairs, mirrors, people are injured every three min- presence of army camps within Its utes on the average, and every The following stamps, made good cut (tail, 10 piece modern dining room set (black walnut), borders and the absence of moth- day, 40 to 60 farm residents die as in previous months, also may be wicker set, Mangle (Thor), garden tools, lawn mower, some new ens from home*, working in war the result of accidents. used in the purchase of rationed foods during August: red stamps lumber 2"x8"xl8\ 2"x4"3tlO> and 12* and many other items too Industries. BRAKES The Medical Center In Jersey Preventing Storm Damage. Q2, R2, S2, T2, U2, V2, W2, X2, T2, varied and numerous to mention. , City Is one of the finest in the Z2, Al, Bl, Cl,-Dl and El; blue" Recent storms have caused con- stamps Y2, Z2, Al, Bl, Cl, Dl, El, Term—Cash. Alt articles must be called for and removed country.- Plans for further human- itarian projects at the hospital are siderable water damage In scatter- Fl, Gl, HI, Jl, Kl, LI, Ml and-Nl. from the premise* at conclusion of sale. Linens and sundry in process of development. ed sections of Monmouth county. Four sets of both the red and Adjusted-RELINED-Serviced Items will be sold at the morning session. Weather permitting Sloping land under cultivation blue food stamps are good during At the College of Saint Eliza- washed so severely that potatoe: each rationing period. Each set I sale will be held on the lawn facing Deal Lake under the beth, tennis, horseback riding, were exposed and plants uprooted. ;ood for four months, the first set spreading maples. Seating arrangements for a minimum of 100 swimming, archery, basketball and Flat or pockety areas with a heavy being retired when the fifth set be- PROMPT SERVICE - QUALITY WORK people. tap dancing, not only keep stu- soil type held water so long that comes good. Stamps being retired dents in healthy condition, but pre- crops were either stunted or drown- this month are red stamps K2 E. B. WOODRUFF pare them, at the same time, for ed out completely, County Agent through P2, and blue stamps T? leadership in such activities as Clark reports. through X2, which will not be good B. O. COATS, Auctioneer FRANK WOOLLEY, Clerk play ground directors, councillors Although there Is no way to elim- after July 31. J H. MOUNT CO. at summer camps, so encessary to TeL Lon« Branch SGM C. A. BCRK. Cashier inate all such damage and stil Sugar stamp 36, In war ration better health conditions among grow cultivated crops, a very high book four, will continue good for CORNER WHITE ST. & MAPLE AVE. TEL. RED BANK 404 the young. percentage of the damage can be five pounds of sugar through Au- prevented, says Neal Munch, Soil gust 31. Conservationist. One of the best ways to prevent washing1 la to in- tensively cultivate only land'with a slope less (tin 5 feet in every 100 feet and keep steeper land in a grain or grass most of th« time In addition, a good rotation and WE PAY HOMEOWNERS cover crops to keep the soil open and a system of contouring and di- version of water to control surface runoff will keep damage to a min- imum on cultivated land. who help TILO advertise ! During these storms, flat areas Quarter-Million EXTRA with a heavy soil type shoved the need of providing for surface drainage as well as underground drainage. Here too, selection of suitable land for cultivation should eliminate the possibility ot losing a portion of the crop In wet years. Experiences of leading farmers calls a Day! have shown that many fields In Monmouth county can be made to Be the first in your neighborhood v yield much larger Teturns if water damage to kept to a minimum. The to let us display this sign while we're applying Soil Conservation District Supi •. • and what they mean to your visors are able to furnish technical Tilo material* on your home. In return, we allow assistance in planning conservation you a discount which substantially reduces the measures. own telephone service coat of your Tilo Roof or Sidewalls. Prevent Spread Of Poultry Disease* The practice of sanitation on the WHY WE DO IT. The smart, ?,pruced up" look Perhaps you'v»> wondered why you sometimes have poultry farm has always been very Important, but now takes on added which Tilo materials give to your home is our best "ad"; to wait before your operator says "Number, please.; ."- importance' because of the present it prompts others in your community to want Tilo, too. demand on poultrymen to produce Perhaps you've wondered, too, why certain Long large quantities of eggs and meat For this extra business, we're glad to reward the first R. O. Rice, assistant county agent, Distance calls have not sped through as fast as they suggests that the following recom person in a neighborhood who helps Tilo "advertise" mendations should be observed to once did... help protect poultry farms from dis during this summer drive. FILL OUT COUPON NOW I ease: H's because New Jersey's telephone wires are Avoid traffic In live birds. Live humming this summer as never before! Returning servicemen are pour- birds are one of the principal means of carrying disease germs to other ing through this "nation's gateway" by the thousands... and they just susceptible birds. Even though a bird may appear perfectly healthy, can't wait to get to the telephones. it may be harboring, aa a result o previous exposure and recovery, In- Many of New Jersey's industries, stores, offices and resorts ate also fections, that may prove very »erl ous to .birds never before exposed ONLY TILO DOES operating at peak levels. to the'disease in question. When new stock must be Introduced Into ALL 4! AH this is reflected in the present tremendous volume of telephone a poultry plant, the only relatively calls. Every day, for example, there are approximately a quarter-million safe way is by means of hatching L sUHUMCTOIB - brtnai you H» eggs or baby chicks. Chicks should l.teit Improvements. more calls than on the corresponding day last year. And there's no be acquired as soon after hatching as possible, for !< they are main 1 ArWB - Only Tilo trained mar let.up in sight. vr * tained for even a short time In TILO TILOCK ROOF. The famous, hurricane-tested TILOTEX INSULATING SIDEWALLS. ApplitJbrTilo chanlct do Tilo |obi. shimlcs lock inlopltce—apitentedTilo shinties* with exclusire features to stop leeks, save fusl. Flreproofi battery or nursery room they are X. UlaNeXI »aYMMTi-N« money Many switchboards are swamped from morning far into the night. likely to come In contact with dis- plied only, by Ttlo-tiiined mochanice* 6^ star handsome, neres iteerf profoer're) pa/ntrni—these great moneysaren t*7 for ihemsehres. •town* Others have rash"hou r peaks which are difficult to handle. We're doing ease. Buy chicks from known sourc «. MMIsHltll-Motutal end work. everything we possibly can to meet the situation. But your help is Discouragements of many kind DISCOUNT APPLIES TO ROOF OR SIDEWALLS manihlp guaranteed by DM big, may often be avoided by purchasing important, too. chicks near home, Buy from a re- Wide variety of detlgns and colon tor every type of bulldlngr ftnandalfyroipomlfateTilo Company. liable breeder whose reputation fo no need tor two home* In a community to look alike You can help by avoiding needless calls... by keeping conversa- fair dealing Is unchallenged. Such buying reduces rehandllng of th Tilo has always given homeowners the pairs? Tilo service includes an export tions reasonably brief. Just one less call a day, and one minute less on chicks and allows the purchaser to benefits of "factory-to-you" economy. check-up on your roof or sidings; mate- longer conversations, will mean better service for everyone. Now, Investigate the ability of the stock Now—with this allowance for temporary rials and application methods that none to live and produce. more than ever.your cooperation is a vital part of New Jersey's display of Tilo'a sign—you can save but Tilo can give you. Full information r Boy, Ohloks From Pnllorum-Free even more... so Why put off needed re- •—no obligation. telephone service; f . • ' Hocks Losses from pullorum disease can UK TH!« COUPON OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN' This It an urgent appsal to woman lo be reduced most effectively by ellm TILO ROOFING ^OMRANY, Inc. MMM or write today. Phone Inatlng pullorum reactors froth |oln^ur operating force. Call your Chief Operator now; and aik for dstaili. nLL0UT AND MAIL TO HIAM3T TILO BRANCH coupon today. breeding flocks and keeping th RED BANK 3-5 W. brain Plan mw^u)l»me».SbJ*fjMVlmlSbJ , Pleaee eaplaln hew much I save ihrouih jouf special , continuous program of testing. «Buy '•7 W. Orond Jf.—?"» a.030O only chicks produced by , such Hooks. BIOOMFIELD . 609 Bloomll.ld Avs. Blaamflsld 2-1250 NAME-; Keep the Young Chicks Away HACKSNSACK 310 Railroad Ave). Hackonwck 2-3833 ADDRESS NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY From Older Bird* Many disease and parasite prob- PATERSON . 247UnionBoulsvard ShtrwoodM352 lems bn poultry farms can be solve by keeping' brooding and rearln unlti widely separated from thi quartan for adult birds. Ten. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 26; 1945 PEANUT BUTTER DROP When frying chicken, fry only Ing rufaw tin* d«Moa.t* flavor M* the breasts, second joint*.. and Food, of course, must be COOKIES REQUIRE texture of flsb. • ' SIDNEY SNOW Will be drumsticks. The other pieces have eeasoned to be hcorthy of NO SHORTENING so little meat they are best used for Durlnr the sorting of the cloth!} Glad to Answer Any soup, and the few shreds of meat and silk things, wollens, stockings /•itt piquancy Lots of cookies and no shorten- thejr-yield can be used In a sand- and socks Should be placed separ- Questions on Food Three Meals A Day ing—ju*t one of the many reasons wich or canape spread; ate from the rest at the wash and Copyright HX SII)SBI SNOW, IMA ' * for baking a batch of done by hand In lukewarm water PEANUT BUTTER DROP Since flab, does not Improve with and mild ioap. They may go Into COOKIES _ age, plan to buy and cook It on the regular rinse tub and through/*; W cup Peanut butter .'. the same day. And take care to the wringer for convenience, with • 1 cup brown sugar cook If at low temperatures. Avoid the exception of woolen things, if Tender Young Chickens 2 eggs, beaten over-cooking It too, for Ion* cook- the sjnse water is very hard. When You Plan A Party Go To Hot Off the Griddle 2 tablespoons milk BY 2Vi cups pastry flour 1 teaspoon baking powder The Republics To The South .SUSAN SNOVf Broiled To A "turn" J/4 teaspoon cinnamon Vt teaspoon'doves \i teaspoon soda Buy Tru-Blu-Berries For Good Neighbor Inspiration Jellied fruit may be served as a Cream the peanut butter with Jessert the first night—and as a Are Always A~ Treat the1 sugar and add the beaten eggs FROM salad, on lettuce, the next night. and milk. Sift the dry ingredients Chicken Is always a treat. Even gas flame so that It is not over together and add. If the fruit is WHALEPONI1 BLUEBERRY ORCHARD On a bed of lettuce or romatne, In those days when chickens were 14 inch long. Cook 15 minutes. used, add last. Drop by teaspoons tlternate sections of grapefruit, plentiful and we used them to fill Turn and sprinkle with salt; cook on a greased baking sheet and orange, pear and apple. Sprinkle in when meat points were low, the 15 minutes longer. Turn again; bake In a moderate oven (360 F.) Whalepond Road, West Long Branch chopped English walnuts over top.' dinner always had a party air. Now cook 15 minutes longer. Turn again, until done. v "lerve with French dressing. that chickens are scarce and mar- brush with fat any part not satis- If fruit Is not used, these cookies FIRST AND ONLY COMMERCIAL .GROWERS IN kets have them only occasionally factorily browned. Cook until ten- may.be molded with a/cpokle mold' MONMOUTH COUNTY they are more of a treat than ever, der and browned, allowing 45 to 60 er on a cold, ungreased baking To retain the flavor and Juice in and when the chicken is a young minutes. eat in boiling, drop the meat into one to be broiled, well, it is simply sheet and baked. Phone Long Branch 3150-J joillns? water. To,draw out the mouth-watering just to think of it BARBECUED BROILED * Makes about 3 dozen cookies, 2 juice as for soup, cover with cold Serve vour broilers plain or bar- CHICKEN inches in diameter. - * water and bring to-a boil. becued—either way will make your Follow directions • for broiled dinner something- about which the chicken, using the following .sauce Telephone Bed Bank 2*20 family can rave. instead of the melted fat. As this . When making an Angel food jsauce tends to hasten browning, the WHITE HOUSE cake,' remove eggs from the refrig- BROILED CHICKEN 1 chicken should be placed on rack THE PROSPECT HILL DAY SCHOOL irator several hours before using. Choose tender, young chickens, about 6 Inches from flame, fir re- STORE ,• 'hey beat up lighter and more allowing % pound per serson. Have Play and Educational Training for Children 2 to S Years tasily when at room temperature, duce temperature of oven to slow Groceries and give increased fineness of hem split down the back, clean, (325 F.) Homings (Except Saturday) 8:30 to 11:80 ' grain and delicacy of texture. wipe with a damp cloth and dry BARBECUE SAUCE The School Will Remain Open Through the Summer thoroughly. When time to- cook, Combine Vi teaspoon each pap- and Delicateeaien •Put the stick of an old broom have broilers, at room temperature; rika, salt and peper with 1 tea- Fred C Williamson, Prop. Into the handle of your dust pan brush with melted, fat or oil." Place spoon dry mustard. 1 teaspoon fine- Fruit and . Vegetables, Wines TliE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL of DANCING ind avoid stooping when you use it. broiling rack about 5 Inches from ly chopped oplon and 2 tablespoons flame or heating element. Heat brown sugar. Add 2 teaspoons and Liquors Classes In all types of dancing for children n' adult*. When heat has reached 350 F. When putting elastic in children's Worcestershire, 'A cup mild vine- Phones *S^. Registration Accepted Now- for Summer Classes ' lantles. sew a hook on one end moderate) place broilers on heat- gar, Vi cup oil (or melted short- Private lessons In ballroom dancing by appo'nttnent tnd an eye on the other. This ed rack, skin sire down; sprinkle ening), 'A cup tomato juice (or AM. Highlands 448-471-406 nakes it simple to remove for laun- with salt. Slide rack into oven. If catsup and water, mixed); blend Center Ave., Leonardo, N. J. Prospect Hill, 117 Prospect Avenue, Red Bank lerine and-the elastic lasts longer! there is no oven control, adjust well. Use as directed above. Keep a packaged invisible hair- TS GOOD NEIGHBOR strategy to get your inspiration from the pins in a sewing machine drawer. republics south of the border when you plan a- party. Because When you remove buttons, thread Ithe war has emphasized our relations with South and Central America :hem in a hairpin, fasten and drop as well as Mexico, your guests will be especially interested in refresh- In the button box. . ments based on recipes from those countries. Fruit salad or a dish Rub talcum powder into grease featuring chicken, served with Tortilla Sandwiches, make a tempting ipots. Allow to stand a little while menu,. It's good! neighbor policy to eervte with it this spicy Mocha and then brush off. Repeat If Froth made with caffeinlcss coffee, so that you and your guests can necessary. The grease spot should relax and linger over extra cups in leisurely. Latin American fashion disappear. without worrying over sleeping problems. Just remember that If you Delicious casseroles may be made make It in the refrigerator, caffeinless"coffee should "perk" from 15 »rom small amounts of left-over to 18 minutes, or longer than the ordinary kind, to bring out its rich cooked meat, poultry, fish, eggs, coffee flavor. If you have any pottery or woven baskets from Mexico vegetables, rice, macahoni and or further south, be sure to use them. A string of colored gourds noodles. Cut ingredients into cubes, makes & bright and appropriate. centerpiece. strips or slices. To bring out the beat flavor of meat, saute with a little minced onion in fat. Combine * MOCHA FROTH ingredients with well-seasoned ' ' 1 cup evaporated milk 4 cup* freshly made, hot gravy or sauce, using % as much H teaspoon vanilla caffelnleas coffee as total other Ingredients^ Bits of Cinnamon sauteed mushroom, green pepper, celery, tomato or special season- Chill evaporated milk thoroughly. Then whip rapidly until stiff, ings may be added for extra flavor. idd vanilla Place in serving cups, filling half full. Sprinkle with Sprinkle • with crushed corn flakes c-mamon. Fill cups with caffeinleas coffee. Makes 8 servings. and a small amount of grated cheese. Bake in a moderate oven TORTILLA SANDWICHES (350 F.) for 14 hour. ••' ... Remove crusts from loaf of fresh bread and- cut In Yi inch slices, .pread slices with creamed butter or other soft filling. Roll each slice A flash light makes a wonderfu carefully around a strip of pimento or green pepper pressing well 'egg" for night darning. along buttered edge to hold it securely. Wrap in damp cloth or waxed paper and chill V4 hour or more. To thicken stews, sprinkle quick- cooking tapioca into hot stew, stir- ring well, and bring .mixture to a 't'i Good Eating When You 1 tablespoon chopped green full boil. Allo'w 1 teasTKftn quick- pepper cooking tapioca to 1 quart Qf stew. Serve Cheese-Rice Patties 3 cups cooked rice _ Or thicken with a flour and water Gleam 1% cups grated American cheese paste. •'•.•.- " ' On Creamed Peat 1 egg, beaten Though we all like meat, we'll ?i .teaspoon salt After starching house dresses, SWEET nave to admit after this past year Dash of black pepper run them through the wringer. that it doesn't require meat to Fine bread crumbs This takes out extra stiffness. have a eood meal. Housewives have 3 cups creamed peas 'earned, in many, cases, the hard Melt butter In top of double bbl Boll vegetables In a minimum of uray—worryine themeselves grey in er. add green pe.pper and onioi water—an inch In the bottom of their attempt to plan meatless and almmer over direct heat for the pan is enough. Cook them In »enus, but now it comes 'quite minutes. Mix in rice, add cheese a covered pot, over low heat, and lastly since we have become more h«at over hot water until cheese li take care to avoid scorching or conscious ol meat substitutes—the melted, stirring occasionally. Foli over-cooking. Never add baking favorite one being cheese. It's in beaten egg, salt and pepper. soda to the water—it destroys vita- really good eating when you serve Chill. Shape into 12 patties of uni- mins. A pinch of salt may be add- cheese and rice patties on creamed form size; roll in bread crumbs. ed, however, and beans, peas and new peas. Pan-fry to a golden brown. Serv< corn are improved by the addition CHEESE RICE PATTIE% on creamed new peas. of a little sugar, too. t tablespoons butter or substitute

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KiipriffirfiagTOT — so KIND to your hands 1 , Keep the flag of freedom Look at your hands and smile. The wonder-' health flying with. flying with War Bonds ful purity of Ctiiffon .Flakes leaves them FLAGSTAFF loft, smooth, lovely-mild asa lotion. no purer soap was ever model A Product at Armour and Compuif Don't waste Chiffon . soap is a weapon of wart SOLD ONLY B-Y Y O U R mitNDlY NIIOH ,B OR HOOD O R O C I R •IV. REP BANK REGISTER, JULY 26,1945 Page Jean VanButkirk chase lumbar needed for emer- delivery of this .type of apparatus ment cases may be safely treated gency repair, WPB and NHA an-was revoked ApMl 27, certain man- Polio li\ State In general hospitals. Therefore, If Becomes Engaged nounced. The home owner may ufacturing problems remain ex- hospltalization of a case is indicat- Mri. Edna A. VuiBtukirk of Biv- Town and Farm now certify his own purchase order tremely difficult', committee mem- ed and isolation hospital facilities er road, Fadr Havsn, announces th« and buy the lumber directly from bers said. AH segments of the in-Shows Increase are not available, adm'teaion of the engagement of htr daughter, Mlu a distributor. - dustry are having dlfflcutly In mak- case to a general hospital may be ing deliveries. , " sought. Jfc^ssC Jgkn VanBuiklrk, to O*orf« Ctrl In Wartime No More Rationing of Mew 1MJ Mahaffey Advises William Humphrty, son of ifn. Da- Can . Civilians Oan lOet AnU-Malarlal Director Mahaffey notified local vid Porttr Bergh of Stamford, Ntw Removal of the remaining small Drugs' Board* Of Health boards of health that the National Tork, anfl the late Dr. George C. W. OTVOJANS AT WAB supply of new 1942 cars from all An adequate supply of effective Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Humphrey of Akron,'Ohio. A Sep- rationing restrictions was an- anti-malarial medications is avail- Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey, state in prepared to extend financial as- tember wedding la planned. The government medi and atki nounced bj? OPA. "Beginning July able for civilian medication needs, health director, outlined general sistance to victims, Including pay- Miss VanBucklrk vu graduated IU cltlBeni in\ this 190th week of 18, 1?«, dealer's who itill had new WPB reported. The military ser- meaauras recently which local ment of hospital, medical, nursing from Rumson high sjchool, and 1* * the war to: 1M2 cars in stock, may sell them vices have notified WPB that a boards of health in New Jersey may and physical therapy service. member of th« Radio City Music Do your part in the vast job of to any buyer without rationing re- small percentage of veterans now. adopt as an aid in preventing the "If you do not know who heads Hall ballet, Mr. Humphrey was re- transporting men and materials for strictions," Max McCullough, depu- being discharged from the serv£ats spread of infantile paralysis. the local chapter of the Founda- cently given hit discharge from the the big push against Japan by: ty administrator for rationing, said. will require some form of anti-ma- "Poliomyelitis, judging- from case' tion In your county," eald Or. Ma- U. S. Marina Corps, after four years X. Taking a top priority railroad Labor on Move Oan Get Tires larial treatment during periods of report* received, Is more prevalent haffey, "call the State Department •ervloe. He li an assistant stage job If you art a railroad worker.. A In New Jersey thsji normal for this of Health, at Trenton or the near- manager at Radio City Music hall. Passenger car owners Using their relapse of this disease. WPB has est state district health office. hundred thousand experienced automobiles for a bona fide change assured the military that such med- period .of the year," said Dr. Ma- workers are needed to haul three of residence for whloh they were ication is available through normal haffey. "Other states are having a WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH million returning veterans, a hun- issued special gasoline rations, will trade channels for civilians needs. similar experience. SUSPENDED SENTENCE IT IS NOT TBUB TO SAX "WE DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE" dred million tons of war materials, be eligible beginning July 16, 1948, qulhacrine hydrochloride (ata- "In New Jersey from January 1, Ernest Maxson, 43, ot 72 Meohan- UNLESS CIUBOPRAOTIC W*.S CNCUJDED plus essential crop shipments. Ap- for Grade 1 passenger tire pur- brlne) Is readily available in ade- 1945, to and Including July 16, there lo street, was given a 60-day aus>- ply to your localU. S. Employment chase certificates, subject to quota quate supply to meet civilian re- have been received at the office of pended sentence when he was ar- Service Office. ' . and) other restrictions, OPA an- quests for both oral and parenteral he State Health department re- raigned before Recorder John V, DR. WARREN FOWLER 2. Waiting at home for your re- nouAced. This extension of eligi- use, WPB said, Quinine majfebe ports pt 08 casei. In a comparable Crowell on a drunk and disorderly PHONB turning soldier. By meeting hl« period laet year, the number of soo BBOAD 8T, Chiropractor bility is particularly needed now that obtained In ampoule form for par' charge Saturday. son boat, you add to already serious lnoreaalng numbers of persons ar* enteral use when required but Is cases reported wa« IS, In 1943, 11 problems of transportation and cases were reported during a simi- moving from one city to another, not available for oral use. However, lar period. i Back tlM Attack—Boy .War Bonds! housing In seaports. : OPA explained. It will allow' the totaquine, USP, representing tie to- MONEY LOANED i. Putting your Bea experience to following groups to apply for new tal alkaloids of cinchona bark, Is "All the meana by which this di- on Jewelry, Sliver, Mosloal Instrument* work with the Merchant Marine. tikes If they have a tire failure available for oral use In quantities sease may be, transmitted have Delayed sailings because ot incom- probably not yet been established. Camera*, Binoculars, etc. while making a permanent change sufficient to meet all requests for It has been definitely established Ucnud and bon/ • dtllelaiM (vluml.V fortlftad) •YDS b.lot« eMhjnul. AteoluMr Pies, they should be packed dry. •rmlni. 1H PIRIOM LO1T It' IV TO » lit. cub 10 M DAVI Simply put the drained fruit in tor AYpa iflKflr Ut iHMeUm ol molsture-vapor-proof bags, heat ric. E. vonitaoTur.Rmmtotw orre *> NotarNnury publicItwic . Try ft» IvclirrOa seal the bags, and place them in •oi of AY Da, 30-dk/ fuppir onl? freezing cartons. The cartons are 125. MOM» Wck it 7M iu'i pi rtmta. FbMi » Good Idea! And plcnty-'fef other folk* agree . lip-smacking mellowness th'st onljr S-L-O-V, ready for the sharp freeze—and you that Ruppert is the ideal beverage to wake up RCEING brings. So from now on enjoy Ruppert and tfie family are all set for a 50c few blueberry pies come the snow- 1 25 one's appetite and giro more zert to sandwiches, -the beer that's S-L-O-W^RGED for finer flavor, storms! PHILLIPS SERUTAN •alack, cold cuts or other (lunmcr dishes. It'i light, yet it'a fall-flavored and mellow. It 57' MILK OF ^O.tUrt»ioaRtipj>«*Jlw^ refreahea1. You couldn't ask for MATAWAN BIRTHS MEXANA HAIR TONIC •o good U flavor-jW flavor with a amootfaj . better beer at mypri!xF*~"~~~ ~" Miv-and-Mrs). CharUs OJcttgh. of MAGNESIA POWDER Broad utroot, Matawah, aro tho 47' Parents of a daughter born last 6-OZ: Thursday at Monmouth Memorla 1.00 IRONIZED hospital, PLUS ..Also, parents of a daughter born YEAST TABS. RUPPE RT1" /rts s-L-O-lY/ICEDSaturday at Monmouth Memorial 67" hospital, are Mr. and Mrs, Halsey Why not let u» compound your next preicription - everybody £lte does. H, Hinds, Harrison street, Mute. *»v •••••••••••MS MKIYK 7MfiHOW 70 UMK RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 26, 1945 Frank Garruto Bronze Star Medal Nat Pomeranz Nicholas Cimato Comprehensive Personal liability Arrives in Belgium Becomes Partner Arrives In Texas 1 Insurance—$25 for 3 Years PFC Nicholas Cimato, BOB of Mr. TECHNICAL Cavan iwidtnw, nimmw' kamii, vacant Iota, tic. AIw aportt and PWMMI acUvP and Mrs. Joseph Cimato of route tin of Uw anUra family both at and awar from homa. Caiual aovlorm protacul In Transportation Little Silver Resident 35, Mlddletown, was one of 13 form- ASSISTANTS er prisoners of war who arrived at W.C. Weart,42 Broad St, Red Bank-Tel 2240 Diy. Of War Dept. Joins Ad Agency Camp Hood, Texas, Friday, the thirteenth of this month, after a 60- to work with development en- * Office Supplies' Frank Garruto, well-remembered After 16 years in the advertising day leave at their respective homes. gineers in the field, of -elec- boy athlete from Red Bank, who field, associated with various indus- Full of "mom's home .cooking" they * Artist Supplies was ttown from New Work to Paris trial manufacturers, Nat PomeTanz had regained, some of the weight tronics. Radio experience and June 9, has taken up his duties of Willow drive, Little Silver, has they had lost and were completely knowledge of fundamentalthe- with the transportation division ot unaware of the thlrteens In which * Typewriters „ • become a partner in the S. J. (^al- .orles desirable. the War Department in Antwerp, lay company of New York city, an they were Involved. LA TERRE Adding Machines Belgium. i advertising and public relations . The Mlddletown soldier had o not Mr. Garruto, who has been em- firm and a recognized agency for been overseas a month before he ployed at the New York Port ot lome years. The new name of the was captured, on January 10, In the BELL TELEPHONE Embarkation on Staten Island since iompany is Gallay & Pomeranz. Belgium push and was Imprisoned GARMENT CO 3944, was transferred to the Eu- Mr. Pomernnj was advertising and at Ba

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v " '- • • ______• ,-.•. **.-. ...1 g Service is real Insurance WAR BONDS continuedtnrHjpVirtarionr——f- J KRIDEL BAILLY BROTHERS ; RED BANK 91 MONMOUTH STREET RED BA5lK. N. J. VBilH HIMP Studtbaktr,., P«oct»/m» bu!ld*r of firm cart and Iruekt ASBURY PARK RED BANK GISTER VOLUME LXVIIL, NO. 5. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 26,1945 SECTIO&-TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 W&olley Mails Election Marine Wounded Victims Of Teen-Age Wallace Heyer Present Scout Awards On Okinawa Marine Lieutenant Ballots To Servicemen Edward Liebhauser . Gunplay Improving Stationed at At Court Of Honor With 1st Diviiion Pendelton, Cal. Number To Reach 1944 Figurei Pvt Edward L. LJebhauser, V. Two Keyport Sulfccts In Jail—-...• Wallace Heyer, ion of Mr. and. William Wymbs Becomes Eagle Scout S. Marine corps, son of Mrs. Mrs. Denise Heyer of Middletown St* County Clerk Does Not Expect Theresa 'E. Liebhauser of Port Eight-State Alarm Out For Third township, former Red Bank resi- —Advancement Plaque To Troop 23 Monmouth, and the late Charles dents, was commissioned a second -•• Liebhauser, suffered leg Injuries "*" Three persons hurt when a pair 1 lieutenant in the U.iS. Marine Corps William Wymbs, 16, son of Mr. Ballots for November * general April 30 In Okinawa, according to of teen-age bandits attempted to rob at Quantico, Virginia, July 4. He election wer» mailed to »ervic« men word received by his mother this Ye Cottage inn, Keyport, early nd Mrs. Roger Wymbs of Rlver- was graduated from Officer* Train- lide Heights, received the Eagle Lt, McCIees, B-29 from Freehold yesterday, X Ruisell week. He is a member of the First Blaze Destroys Sunday morning; are slowly im- ing school at Quantico, - Legion Of Merit Woolley, county clerk, announced. Marine division. , proving at the South Amboy hos- Jcout award at the Court of Hon- Flight Engineer, Is Other batches of ballots are to go Huber Co. Office pital, where they were taken by >r held last night for Boy Scout Medal Awarded to out as soon a« they are ready, up the Keyport First Aid squad, po- roopg In district 2 at the Red Bank to the deadline, which Is August 15. lice said today. ithletlc field. Tho presentation to Home From Saipan More than 14,000 ballots were In Middletown lie boy, who is a member of troop Herbert McCIees mailed to service men last year, An eight-state police alarm, is ". of the Red Bank Methodist Mr. TVooliey'sald, but the number still In effect for Charles Edward ahurch, wag made by his father, On" Furlough After will probably be less this year be- $50,000 Damage— i Bucky" Harris, 17, of 70 Second Theodore D. Parsons presided. Lieut. Commander cause of discharges. street, Keyport, said by police to The program opened with the Nat- Origin Of Fire : be Involved in the shootings and Cited For Action Completion Of 30 In some instances, Mr. Woolley beatings of the owner of the res- ional Anthem, followed by the •aid, we "will undoubtedly learn pledge of allegiance. The scout Missions To Japan ' Is Undetermined taurant, his sister and a 17-y4ar-old In South Pacific that a ballot was sent to a. wrong cashier. law was recited by Commissioner r address, but by getting them out Irving Hamilton. **> . early we will still have time to mai Taken into custody by the police Lieut. Comdr. Herbert C. McCleet, Having completed 30 missions Fire of undetermined origin Mon- several hours after the shooting Second qlais scout awardg were a second ballot so the service man day morning completely destroyed ade by Morgan Knapp, assistant U. S. Naval Reserve, formerly of over Japan as flight engineer of the wlil receive lt in time to vote." was Donald A- Simmons, 14, son of Red Bank and Shrewsbury, and the two-story stucco office building Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joseph Sim- icout executive; first claas scouts 0 famous B-29 Superfortress, "Miss Ballots are sent out. by the coun of the Huber Company, incorporat- son of Mrs. Malcolm P. Fisher of Lace," First Lieut. Alexander N.- mons of 168 Theresa avenue, Key- wards by Assistant Commissioner Fisher place, has been awarded th» HcCleta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ty clerk's office as soon as the ad ed, located on the Honas W. Huber port. " Ham F^rth, chairman of the eB ot servicemen are certified estate on the river at Brown's Dock raining committee; merit badges Legion of Merit medal, .according McCleea, 60 Weat Front street, re- to the county clerk by municipal road, Locust Point. An estimate of Arthur Schultze, the owner, who to word received by his mother turned'to Red Bank" Saturday Iran resides, at Keyport, .'was shot >y Freeholder Joseph C. Irwin, this week. He is commander of a Saipan to spend a 30-day leave with clerks and the adjutant general. damage to the building, the upper >tar scout awards by Mayor Alfred End of the war In Europe has story of which served as a residence through the head with a .22 calibre destroyer-transport in the'Pacifls liia parent* and his wife, the form- revolver and also struck on the *. Beadleston of Shrewsbury, Life war theater, and received hia cita- er Miss Audrey Doughty of Fair complicated the work of the clerk for employees of the company, has scout awards by JIDr. Edwin F.- In obtaining proper addresses, the I been set between $40,000 and {50,000, head with a heavy' weapon. His tion July 3. Haven. sister, Mrs. Ella Kurlca of Perth Stewart, in charge of health finS county clerk said, because practic furnishings included. safety; Eagle palms byRussel L. ally every - service man who has The only items salvaged from the Amboy, who formerly resided in Connecticut, has bullet wounds In ,1 Tetley, member-at-large of the been in the European theater of debris were two safes containing scout council, and the Gen. Elsen- War now has a new address. Many mostly records of, the company. Af- the neck and in the spine and al- LIEUT. WALLACE HEYER .. PVT. EDWARD U LIEBHAUSER so waa beaten about the head with hower awards by Capt. William of the new addresses, Mr. Woolley ter they were pried open, a spokes- "lasey of Shrewsbury. said, are of a temporary nature • Pvt. Liebhauser has been in the man for the company said, the pa-the butt of the gun and a candle Lieut. Heyer Is now at Camp Pen- . Mr. Woolley urged that dis service for the past 16 months, and pers were "pretty well charred" and stick. delton, California. He was gradu- Eisenhower medals were present- charged service men bring or send went overseas in December. He only a few were legible. The firm The third victim, Miss Laverne ated from Red Bank high school ed to all scouts who had collected their discbarge papers to him soreceived hla basic trairijng at Par- deals in mined clay, printing inks, Limbach, 17, of Maple place, Key and was a second year- student at at least 1,000 pounds of scrap paper that they can be recorded at the rls Island, South Carolina- Pvt. carbon blacks, crude oil and natural port, was clubbed^..pver~lhe head Rutgers university when he entered in the recent drive and shell cases co\inty clerk's office. There Is noLiebhauser, wlio is 20 years old, I gasoline, and has lacerations ^ which re- the service. While in high school were awarded to troopa 12, 23 and charge for the service. Twenty-flve There was, however, no stock quired numerous stitches. Lieut. Heyer played an active part 60 of Red Bank and troop 24 of was graduated from Middletown Fair Haven for collecting at least such papers were recorded yester- township high school and was stored in the 11-room converted The shooting took place in ain school athletics, and was a star day. residence. In the stucco, tiled roof, small passageway near the rear of track team member. Five, years 1,000 pounds per scout during the working at the Signal Corps lab- ago he won the Hearst Rifle trophy drive, When the county clerk receives oratory In Eatontown when he en-office building was an oil furnace the restaurant. Both boys wore with a hot water hook-up for sum- masks made of handkerchiefs, shoot at Sea Girt with a perfect Information on discharged service- ered the service. He is a former score. While at Rutgers, Lieut. Capt. Casey, who wag a prisoner men, Mr. Woolley said, he checks correspondent for The Register in ler use. Mrs. Kurica, it was reported, of war two years, told of the value Mr. Huber was a patient ot Len- recognized.Harris immediately and Heyer was high man on the college with the county board of elections, the Port Monmouth area. rifle team. „ of scout training to servicemen. He and if those leaving the armed ox Hill hospital, New York city, cried: Don't shoot Bucky, we'll said the knowledge he received as He is a brother of- Lieut. Charles having his tonsils removed, at the The lieutenant, when he Joined forces are not permanently- regis- Liebhauser, U. S. Naval Air corps, give you whatever you want." Ac- a scout was of valuable assistance tered they are notified by the coun- time of the fire. The office help cording to later remarks attributed the Marine cbrps, was sent to th to him in bearing the hardships and who is stationed at Fensacola, who reside in the building during University of Rochester, and then ty board and told how to register Florida. to Simmons, it had apparently been tortures of. the Nazi prison camp. so they can vote In their respective the week had not returned from decided beforehand that if they to Officers Training school at Quan The advancement plaque, won by communities. their week-end holiday when the were recognized they would at- tlco. _-, ' troop 23 of the Red Bank Baptist Mr. Woolley said his office, the blaze was discovered at 6:30 o'clock tempt to kill Schultze and whoever church, was presented by Harry county boerd of elections and theCouncil To Add by William Schmidt, a gardener, else w,as with him. Feldt, commissioner In charge of who was watering the plants on the several municipal clerks are doing Schultze and the two women Eatontown Legion the scouting program in district'2, everything possible to see that ser- adjoining J. M. Huber estate In the and chairman of the camping com- LIEUT. COMDR. H. C. McCLEES More Street Lights vicinity of the office. were alone in the restaurant at the 1ST LT. ALEXANDER McCL-EES vice men cast their ballots in No- time. Hearing the noise they went mlttee. vember. Two trucks from the Naveeink Post Officers To The citation reads, as toUowi: "Misa Lace," so named/after the to investigate and encoutered the Recitation of the Scout oath was In Fair Haven fire company fought the flames for assailants in the passageway just led by the new Eagle stout, William "In the name of th» President of GI comic strip character created three and a half hours before they the United States, the Commander by SI lit Canlff, was a lucky ship, could be extinguished. Twice dur- outside the kitchen. Be Installed Wymbs, and tha program closBd Vets Guaranteed Schultze was able to get to a with the singing of "God Bless of the Seventh Fleet take* pleasure * Lieut. McCIees said. Sha was never Plan Under Way ing the day they returned to wet in presenting1 the Legion of Merit forced to turn back after she start- down the embers. telephone and called the Keyport America." Music was provided by police. Sgt. LeRoy Sproul and Of- Ceremonies Tomorrow the Fort Monmouth band. to Lieut, Comdr. Herbert Caxleton ed a mission. On the first nlgbt Former Positions For Illumination The building, built In 1916 with an McCiees, USNR, for services as set run over Toyko, from a celling of addition added later, was situated ficer L-eRoy Huylar reported and Tha awards were as follows: were given a description of the two Night At Post Room forth in the following: : 7,000 feet, the raging firee In. the In River Oaks a safe distance from the H. W. Hu- Troop I, Red B«nk—Atlvincem«nt to "For exceptionally meritorious Jap capital after the lead bombers Selective Service Act ber home. Flames could be seen assailants and th'eir names by the "tcond ilm, Ralph p. Helm, Paul Hin. victims. They picked' up Simmons In Borough Hall telraaim, Charles Lang. William O'Brien. conduct in tha performance} of out- ; had completed their run "were across the river at > Fair Haven. standing service as Commanding" • beautiful to behold," the local air- Defines Conditions Mayor Edgar V. Denise reported The Huber company, with its two at his home a sjjort time later and Merit Badges—Eugene Carrol, drat at the meeting of Fair Haven also James Edward Nappi, 17, of Installation of officers of Eaton- aid; Jamen J. Griffin, public health, flrat Officer ot a United Stated Warship ' man said.- "On day flights, the subsidiaries, manufacturers at its aid; John McNeil, firat aid. in the Southwest Pacific waters city looked like a heap of ashes." mayor and council Monday night Texas plant, carbon black, an es- (Continued on Page 9) . town post 325, American Legion Troop 12. Red Bank—Advancement to Considerable confusion exists on that it will be 'possible for the bor- newly organized by CoMnty Adju- second class, Samuel Cameron, Ruuell during the period 8 June, 1945, to3 0 Holder of the Air Medal with the part of discharged veterans as sential ingredient for rubber tires. Glover, William Spratley, Thomaa Wll- June, 1945. By his Initiative, per- four OaR'-Leaf clusters and the Dis- ough to proceed with its plan, de- Also at the Texas plant is produced tant Vincent J. Moyes, who wasliATnn, to the basis for their reemployment ferred because of war conditions, unanimously chosen as it firstcom - Advancement to first class. Carl GloT- severance, and outstanding ability, • tinguished Flying Cross with one crude oil and natural gasoline used Local Lions Send he kept his ship operating safely Oak Leaf cluster, Lieut. McCIees rights, reported Col. E. N. Blogmer, of installing lights in several places in the manufacture of high octane mander, will take place tomorrow •r. Sanford Jones. Albert H, Burgeii. New Jersey Selective Service di- in the borough. The matter was re- night In borough hall at 8 o'clock.' Troop 17, Red Bank—Advancement to and efficiently and rendered Invalu- .) expects to be reassigned to duty at gas and synthetic rubber. The second dais. Elijah Ask. Enoch A»k. able assistance to the minesweepa ! Greensboro, North Carolina, upon rector. ferred to the utilities committee. company likewise produces Kaolin 35 Boys To Camp The ceremonies will be conducted Wallao Pohl. Marshall Whitfleld. Many think that veterans can Mayor Denise also said that the by County Commander Ross B Advancement to first class. Woodruff in. the area by maintenance, rescu* ' the completion of his leave. clay at South Carolina and Georgia. Campbell, George Morford, Donald Rob- operations and protection against claim their old jobs under the G. I. Jersey Central Power & Light com- This is used in the manufacture of Fountain of Matawan and his staff Lieut. McCIees was graduated Bill of Rights, he said, but actually pany has under consideration the Wm. Petherbridge Is inson. enemy shore batteries and air at- from Rumson high school and Rut- rubber products such as cable and In the post room which has been AdvancemenAd t to life, Douglas A. Section 8 of the Selective Training installation of ornamental street fitted up In the basement of the Baileyy,, Georgeorgee J. Norcom. tacks, the entire operations being gerj university. He entered the the coating of paper for magazines. Guest At Meeting Adt to EEaglel . William continuously in dangerously mined Army Air Force In November, 1942, and Service act la legall authority* lights through the River Oaks sec- Printing inks are produced at the municipal building. Advancement "It doesn't make much difference tion. The company's engineers will a Wymbsymbs. enemy waters. His outstanding ser- while at college. He was commla-' Brooklyn, Bayonne, Chicago, St. All the new members will be obi AAdvancemend t to Eagle Palm (bronze) vice and, performance of duty wer» , sioned a second lieutenant June 14, about the legal basis today when submit their plans when it is ready, Louis and Texas plants. Through contributions made by Holert W. Lnuber. members of the Red Bank Lions gated at tomorrow night's session Merit badges, Douglaa Bailey, agri- at all tlmee in keeping with th« 1943, at the. Army Air Force Tech- almost every veteran can get histo the council for approval. Commander Moyes announces thai old job back without difficulty," ad- club, mere than 35 youths from Red culture, athletics, bird study, camping, highest traditions of the United nical-Command school at Yale uni- Repairs to the sidewalks on Bank and thia vicinity are enjoying the charter will be closed at this canoeing, cooking, physical development, States Naval Service." versity. mitted Col. Bloomer. "But, as more Hance road were referred to. the meeting and requests all who In rowing, safety, soil management, swim- vacations at the YMCA Camp Oc- minn: Robert W. Lauber. carpentry, veterans are released from active road committee with power to act.Highlands Lions tend to join the post to be presen Comdr. McCleCs has completed duty, It may become vitally neces- kanickon for boys at Medford, ac- chemistry, forestry, interpreting; George three years- of sea duty with th« The job was a WPA project. Mayor cording to a report given by Wil-as this will be the last opportunltj Morford, flremanship. swimming: George Deceased's Dog sary for them to know the lawDenise' said that In several places Back Boat Basin 'to be received as charter members. Norcom, conservation, electricity^ farm Navy, serving in the Atlantic thea- which assures them of their former the walk has dropped six inches. liam H. Petherbridge, executive sec- home, farm layout, reading, safety; Wil- ter and also with the Pacific fleet. positions." retary of the county "Y" at a meet- The use of the basement rooi liam Wymbs, agriculture, bird study, While with the Atlantic fleet h« ' The road committee will also rem- ing of the Llonjs Tuesday night In has been kindly granted by borough bookbinding,- camping, ' civics, fireman- Found At Grave Section 8 of the Selective Service edy a bad drainage condition on •Plans Outlined By ship, pathflnding, pioneering, rowing, was engaged in the trans-Atlantlo the Molly Pitcher hotel. officials as its temporary headquar- safety, soil management. and Mediterranean convoy run. act provides that anyone who left Lockwood place which produces ters. James Kaufmann, hous< a position "other than temporary" floods on the properties of Mrs. Engineer Finnegan The camp site covers 550 acres Troop 23. Red Bank—Advancement to In a recent letter to hU mother, Rin Tin Tin Returns will be given back his old job if of pine woodland and lakes in the chairman, and his committee have second clap*. William Brnnln, Eric Emt, he summarizes the battle record" of Alice Hascall and Floyd Brady af- heart of Burlington county. The painted and redecorated the roomi Robert H. Keller, Ralph P. Longa, Rich- After Week's Absence he fulfills three qualifications—he ter heavy rains. Councilman H. , Highlands Lions at a. regular 1 ard Lucas. Clenn T. Morris', Steven Mor- his ship. The ship entered Its pres- . must have a certificate of satisfac- meeting Tuesday night at_:Cedar camps are conducted as a part of which presents an attractive ap- ris, Robert Morse. William Petherbridza. ent campaign In the fall of 1944 and ' Lynnwood Mlnton, committee chair- the programs of the Monmouth, pearance. -' J Schmidt, Robert Woleott, Edward tory completion of service, he must man, said he had made an Investi- Inn heard an interesting talk by Thompson. since that time has participated In Animals are sometimes credited Burlington, Camden and Gloucester New colors for the post have,beei 1 with a strange sixth sense. Intui- be qualified "to perform the duties gation and that the trouble could Craig Finnegan, borough engineer, Advnncement to firat class, Robert 11 assault landing operations. It of his former position, and he must on the proposed boat basin to which YMCAs. ordered and should be ready with Schmidt. Henry St«el, Lawrence White. Is officially credited with the shoot- tion they call it. If there Is such a be corrected by lowering the gut- For a number of years the Lions Advancement to Star, Lester Kelley. make application within 90 days af- ter six inches. the club has voted unanimously to In two or three weeks. Plans wli: Jr., John Warren. ing down of three Jap bombers and thing Rin Tin Tin, a Mountain have made it a special activity to then be made for «. public celebra- Spitz that belonged to the late Eu- ter leaving the armed forces or hos- give the mayor and council 100% Merit badges, Worth Cunningham, Jr., attack planes, and with the rescue pital. An application by Charles Lie- send a number of young people who tion when the colors will be dedi- wood turning; Lester Kelley, camping, of 120 survivors from another ship ?ene English, must have some sort beck, Jr., of Gillesple avenue, for support. otherwise would not have the op- cookinK. pioneering, wood work; Ray New Jersey's veteran will get his cated and the charter, with the Schmidt, home repairs, metal "work. while under heavy enemy fire. of monopoly. a taxicab license was referred to According to the plans outlined portunity, to these "Y" camps. old job back or one of "like senior- by Engineer Finnegan the basin names of the charter members In- Troop 24. Fair Haven—Advancement Comdr. McCIees* describes hU Two days before the Keyport rea- the police committee. Following the talk, Mr. Pether- scribed, presented. to first cliias, Robert Warth. • Ident met his death In an auto ac- ity, status and pay" whether he would be 1,000 feet long and 110 closest call in a recent experience was a government employee or Russell H. Mlnton, reporting the bridge showed movies of scenes and Advancement to Eagle Bronie Pilia, when they were "near-missed by cident, Rin Tin Tin disappeared renewal of the workmen's compen- feet wide and extend from Bay activities at Camp Ockanlckon. He Martin Kunte. worked for a private employer. avenue along Snug Harbor avenue Merit badces. Carl Herber, pathflnd- three aerial torpedoes which wer» from the English household. That sation insurance policy, stated that was introduced by Fred Zellmann, Annual Library Inir. safety; Bradford Noyes. handicraft, was on Thursday, and no one knew Only exception with the private em- to the Shrewsbury river. A new shot down before they could come ployer is "unless the employer's cir- due to the no-aeddent record in Jr. pathnndlnB, safety;- Warren- Noyes, In for a suicldl dive." The bridg* exactly where the dog had wander- the borough the premium for thebulkhead would be built a^d- the Frank Plngitore reported the an-Benefit August 31 handicraft, pathflnding, reading, safety. ed, but as canines are apt to roam cumstances have lo changed as to basin is figured to accon Troop 41), Fort-Monmouth—Advance- Scoreboard of his ship show* seven make lt impossible or unreasonable coming year had been reduced $90. 1 nual golf tournament of the Lions The annual benefit movie pro- ment to second class, Roy Bertelsen, enemy mines destroyed; participa- about without any particular rea- On motion by the chairman of at least 150 boats averaging of the state, scheduled for last Edwnrd Carney, Robert Osbom, EUard son no one was especially concern- to do go." 40 feet. gram for tho Oceanic Free public Trltchard. tion in 11 major invasions; three the finance committee, Councilman Thursday at the Essex Fella club, library of Humson will be held Fri- Advancement to Star, Karl Bergman. Jap planes shot down and thret ed, Came Saturday night and the While the Selective Service act At the club session Councilman has been postponed until Thursday, tingle automobile collision on route declares "it is the sense of the Con- Peter J. Eichele, the following day night, August 31, according to Advancement to Life, Richard L. Ro< Jap coastal batteries destroyed In county taxes, due August 15, were Herbert Hartsgrove and Fred August 16. mnitl, Larry Roth. counter battery fire. 35. Mr. English died Monday at greBB" that a veteran should get Koeser were elected new members. plans announced today by tho gen- Merit badges, Leroy . Barnard, Inter- back his old position In any state paid: county, $7,535.13; library, The annunl golf tournament and eral chairman, Mrs. William B. preting: KM-I BerRman. physical develop, Comdr. McCtces was graduated Monmouth Memorial hospital.. The Guests Included Herbert Kamm, dinner, of the Lions and Rotary funeral was hold Thursday morn- or political sub-division, the state $257.71, and district court, $81.80. Leonard, Further details on the ment; Harry Dutchyshyn. Jr.. tathnnd- from Red Bank high school and at- of New Jersey has gone further. The annual contribution of $125special feature writer on the Newclubs will be held next Wednesday program will be published later. Inlt; Robert Femuson, safety; Robert tended Harvard • university. Hi* ing at Holy Family church and bur- York World-Telegram; James Me- afternoon nnd evening at the Deal Knnlnn, animal Industry, civics, cnrlwn. \f ial wna In St. Joseph's cemetery, In section 38:23-* of the Revised to the Rumaon, Fair Haven and Committee aides include Mrs. Ad- try, eooklnir, !ntnri>r*tlnjr. pathflnding, wife, the former Mary Gordon Nass, Sea Bright Public Health associa- Gough, William House, James M. country club. scholarship: Richard Romard, athletics; After the fun'eral the English Statutes, 1941-44, every resident of diaon J, Howjand, tickets; Mrs, Thnimn Romard, scholarship; 'Lsrry Is at her home at Austin, Texas, New Jersey who held an office, posi- tion was voted. Campbell and Chief Petty Officer The guest speaker next Tuesday John Carter, special prizes; Mrs. with their three children, Herbert family became uneasy about Rin Martin Fehlhaber. night will bo Past President Leon Rolh. athletics, carpentry. Tin Tin's prolonged absence, and tion or employment, other than for William Grldlcy, ushers; Mrs. J. C. Troop 50, Shrewsbury— Advancerne.nl C. McClces, Jr., Mary Noel Mc- a fixed term, In the state, county or Reuasillc, Jr., former chairman of Burden, refreshments; Mrs. J. E. to first class. Jack Hamilton. Cle«s and Hugh McCIees. •while the events of the last few Speeder. Fined the locnl Selective Service board, Advnncement to Star, William Hatnll- days had for the most part driven municipal government, shall be con- Braxton Merritt W. Kuper, candy sales, and Mrs. ton, Morgan Knapr. Jr.. Robert Hop sidered to have been on leave of ab- who will describe the activities be- Thomas H. Lafon and Frank Weln- 8-nii, Charles Newman. 't him from tholr minds, they at once At Little Silver J sence while with the armed forces, ing considered for the benefit ot helmer .publicity. Advancement to M(e, William Mom- made several efforts (o find their Post Has Election the returned service men. Pvt. John Fleming pot. Friday morning a bakery and shall be entitled to his former Police Chief Zlcglcr of Little Sil- °Mr icoldcnt only Providence can tion of tha gift, by u« aftor vui-repair your radio, tunity, '' . • , mtnt, scholarship: Richard Harrison, ear- war conditions and problems. /Call. Contral Radio, Eatontpwn and Mm.-WllHam Maloncy of Cran- port 022,—Advertisement.' iniwor, . <-. . At time of dumping, vessel should : 546, for guaranteed «ndlo ta~~'~~fopjUM. (i . yfay t full epoot! and ob: foi'd, •'• i '"'iv'rop 8B, AlfriMl Vail HomM—Ad- B0 un 0I tt Buynton Run and C«rpe»». l'osty Fllei. —Advertisement. .' M ^^*T»»t,lot go In water Dhallownv than vnni'i'tnent • to second rlass, Junes flood Coff«p. Fly awattois 10 oonta, lliinii'h, Allen tlondcr, Rlrllard Unman. Ruga nnd , carpets cltuned MM 25 at point of dlacovery nn hydroatat- :• and Carnoti. For ntvftdy nll-ymii-aioimd pov, Qonulne 77-cu n SlloSll x1 12,78. All the cents, Black Flag powder 10 cent*, , Clearance Hale $7,50; all other nltlonft at good starting'anlar.v with AilvanMnnml to. Ul; William Horn- moth-nrooff.d. w«ll to wall e«rp«t» Icnlly operated underwater wenpom Ine cleaned and moth-proof«4 OH Bllex part* in stock; Cory rodiv ex- dog check, sheets flypaper . Nut- nt summer millinery, Motiln Mil y p e venpm or «qunr« yard, •8 rnplcl advancement, Ann 19 or ovor. - 'fterll Rsilg.i, William Bsrnhsrdl, stb- > location. 5 Bread strut.* Phow tra cloth •filter;, etc, National B k '---' 5 * 10. Frown «..-Adv«rtl«e- linery Pnrlorj, Bfl Brand-street, aver miyy detonate If dropped'Into deep- Broad 'hone 302.—Adver- fUrsim Compitnyi 9JWR- Broad latin*, htislniat, Moklnr, first alii, I'liJ- 10. Proftn'i.—Ad.v»rtl«m»ni Woolth'iAdrtlMnt Mr wtttrt , tlsemtiv •trtit, lUd.Banlf ' U« fcuth. nfttr. in, '•' • t. • • " ' i •A Page Two. elling, and her bonquet was gar- Erene Riley Is Belford Group Weddings lenias and white orchid*. Treasury Gunning Navy Explains Mrs. John P. Regan, Jr., of Fair Marriage Announced Lieutenant (J. G.) GBLYARDE—B Haven, the former Miss Eleanor Edwardi, was matron of ^tonor.* For Tax Evaders Ensign Erene M. Riley, 17. New Ruling On a Makes Inquiry Miss Margaret V. Gulyarde, 1 3he was dressed in a dusty pink *n- Navy Nurse Corpsr has bean pn£ ! daughter of Mr.' and Mrs- Charles lemble, a matching flowered hat, moted to* lieutenant, Junior grade, 2nd Class Mail About Beach C. Gulyarde of Riverside avenue, and pink and orchid gladioli- form- Drive Calculated according to word received this and Sgt. John J. Pettit, U. S. Army id her. bouquet. John P Regan, week by her father, Edward J. Ri- Air corps, son of Mrs. Julia C. Pet- r., boatswain's mate first class, U. To Halt Chiseling ley of River road, Fair Haven. She Publisher* Mutt Have Holds Leonardo, tit of Long Branch, were married 3. CoastSGuard, the bride's brother, is stationed at the U. S. Naval Saturday at a nuptial mass at St. was best man. Herbert E. Edwards Harry L. Maloney, Collector of Written Requeit From Land Was Deeded was .an usher. Internal Revenue, for the first New The bride's mother was dressed Jersey district, announced today Addres.ee For Paper . To Township ' i' a pink champagne costume, that 63 employees will be added to the Internal Revenue staff In this worn with white accessories and a The expansion.of the navy mall At the meeting of the Belford sorsage of white orchids. „ . district to assist the Treasury de- Civic association Friday night, re- partment's current drive against service to serve navy personnel The couple will spend their wed- afloat and oh conquered island! in ports were received on the local Im- ding trip at Skytop, Pennsylvania, war-time tax evaders. provements discussed at recent Primarily, the positions will be tha Pacific has required the estate- The bride wore a pink wool., suit lishment of more than B.MXKnavy meetings. Action was also taken with matching accessories, and a alloted to persons having ex- on local improvements, some of perience in business, accounting, postofflces andfextensive facilities corsage of orchids for her travel- for the transportation of navy mall which dealt-with the moequitb con- ng costume.. ° • legal and investigation work which trol. George P. Alward, presided: would fit them for employment as by surface- and aircraft. With v J: The bride was graduated from . The recent decision of the Leo- Tied Bank high school and Red deputy collectors, revenue- agents, V-E Day In Europe and th» con- nardo civic group to' restrict Leo- Bank Business institute. She is and special agents. A limited num- sequent, personnel moves to the nardo beach to residents of Leonar- secretary to an executive of the ber of clerical positions muit also Pacific, it has been necessary to do was received unfavorably by the American Metals corporation of be filled. Salaries for the positions curtail the shipment of newspapers Belford group, and It-was decided New York. city. range from $1,701 plus overtime for oversea*, • . . that a letter,,be sent to the Leonar- Sgt. Meyer recently returned from clericals to (5,180 plus overtime for Navy department officials report do gfoup requesting a clarification overseas, and wears five battle technical and administrative pos- that surveys In the Pacific show, of their decision. It is the conten- stars, won for participation in five itions. that newspapers received by per- r tion of the Belford association that campaigns in the. European war The efforts of these additional sonnei there are, in most cases, so ' th» beach was deeded to the»town- theater. He was graduated from employees, together with the Inten- old that the news value has been ehlp. • ( Brooklyn schools, and Stf- John's sified effort of existing staffs, are lost That' atone indicates the need The state highway department re- college. „ Before - entering the ser- expected to collect at least a billion for more control of the newspapers - ported in a request for repairs to vice he was employed' by the An- dollars of additional revenue from and periodicals that are lent to highway 36, saying that the damage daconda Copper company. He is tax chlselers all over the country. the Pacific ocean areas, however, to the highway caused by the recent stationed at Fort Dlx. ' Altogether this effort to force LIEUT. ERENE RILEY rains, would be repaired as soon as the manpower required for tht MRS. JOHN J. PETTIT black marketeers' and other tax separation and handling and th* possible. BAUER—ELLIS. evaders to pay their fair share of Training center at Farragut, Idaho. A report from the committee on Lieut, Riley waa graduated from cargo space needed for transports, ames church. Hev. James P. the war coat, will require the ad- tlon are also factors 4er. considera- the clearance of. mosquito breeding uffy performed the ceremony, At a nuptial mass Saturday dition of more than 10,000 qualified Rumson high school, and It a grad- 'places was received and a recom- morning at Holy Cross church, employees to the Internal Revenue uate of Monmouth Memorial hos- tion. The fleet postofflce, San The church was decorated with Francisco, handled early iq,OO0,O0O mendation made that the township nhite gladioli and ferns. Mrs. H. Rumson, Miss Grace M. Bauer, .Service throughout the United pital, School of Nursing. Prior to committee be urged to take steps daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry States. This goal has been en- her Idaho assignment, the was sta- publications for personnel Lri th* Raymond Phillips waB organUt, Paclfto during the month of April. to have the County Mosquito Ex- nd Michael Bergen, soloist. A Bauer of Rumson, became the dorsed by President Truman, con- tioned at the Naval hospital at St. terminating commission continue bride of Staff Sgt. John V. Ellis, gressional committees, and many Albans, Long Island. The recent postofflce department edding breakfast followed for the order No. 27851 makes It necessary the exterminating work, which has immediate families at the Molly aon of John W. Ellis of Rumson public-spirited associations such as been stopped. Rev. Francis T. Nolan of Holy the leading veterans and labor or- for publishers to have a written itcher hotel, and in the afternoon request from navy, coast guard Complaints by residents that cel- cocktail party and reception was Spirit church, Asbury Park, offici- ganizations. lars were filled with water, serving ated. A redep.tlon followed at Wil- Day Camp Gives and marine personnel overseas be- eld at the home' of the bride's The drive is nationwide In scope, fore publications can be entered in at breeding places for the mosqut- larents. lowbrook restaurant at Fair Ha- but Mr. Maloney said numerous . toes, was also referred to the town- en. "leads" have been received In this Minstrel Show th» mail service for delivery, Ship officials. The bride was given In marriage A recent agreement by the post- iy her father. Her white Bummer Miss Christina Schmitz of Rum- district and will be investigated as A decision was made to write a son was maid of honor, and PFC thoroughly and rapidly as possible. aster general and the secretary follow-up letter to the postal au- latin gown, with a hooped skirt, Campers To Get the navy has approved a chang* fas designed with a drop shoulder Harry Bennett of Cherlton, Vir- Mrs. Leo Lehrman of Toronto, Canada, has announced the These "leads" are expected to re- thorities at Washington, for the re- ginia was best man. Miss Joan Ho- sult in substantial additional taxes the procedure for the handling sults of the investigation on the eckllne, edged witlh old Chantllly marriage of her daughter, Irira I.omie Lehrman, concert pianist, Awards Tonight copies of iecond-claas publlca- ace. JHer only jewelry was a dia- gan of Rumson, a cousin of the of Shrewsbury avenue, to PFC Harold Dlcterow, V. S. Army, son and penalties. In those caseB condition of the Belford postofflce. bride, and Miss Helen Torrence of where intentional fraud Is indicated onB addressed to navy personnel, A committee, headed by James mond pendant, worn by her mother of jMrs. Morris Dlcterow of San Francisco, The couple were A minstrel show will be trie "piece ewapapers and periodicals and t her wedding. Her illusion' tull. Atlantic Highlands, were brides- married -In San Francisco April 15. PFC. Dlcterow Is ono of criminal prosecution also will be de reslstence" of the Quest night Hubbs, was named to facilitate the maids. John Attrldge of Brldgeton the firstWiolinlsts with the' San Francisco symphony orchestra. recommended. ther >second-claas matter .will no association's activities and to col- oil was fingertip length, and was of the Red Bank YMCA'e popular onger be forwarded to the new: ttached to^fi'coronet of orange wag an usher. Mr. Maloney said that Informa- day camp this evening when the 1 lect copies of township ordinances tion received Indicates that wide- tatlon after the addressee has and maps of zoning sections. lossoms, and she had a cascadi The bride was given in marriage camperi invite their parents and Men transferred. The publisher aouquet of gardenias and bouvar by.her father, and was attired in a spread evasion of taxes Is being un- friends to their weekly entertain- Before the meeting closed, It was A. Falvo Captures Pennsy Engineer covered .by revenue agents, not only will b* notified of the new address decided that a drive for new mem- la. marquisette and laca.gown with a ment. latter and the portion of th* five-foot train. Her illusion finger- on the part of black market opera- In splU of the rainy weather,'the ben for the association be institut- Mrs. Carroll E. Jones, Jr., of Eaai tors but also on the part of a mi- wrapper or cover of the publics* ed. The next meeting of the associ- Llvermore,Maine, -the—forme tip length veil was attached to a RBRC Doll Contest Die« At Throttle attendance has held up and all of tiara of orange blossoms, and her nority engaged in legitimate busi- the campers have been kept busy on showing the name of tha ad. ation will be held August 17. tfaomi Rogers of Red Bank, wai nesses and even in manufacture of resaee will be enclosed that th* he bride-1^; only attendant. -ayment of postage due by til* Lieut. James 3. Pettit, U. S. Army bridesmaids wore identical railroad passenger train, succumbed ublisher. Formerly thoaa forms owns in pink, >•• week at Branch avenue as part of will be expanded as rapidly as per- given an opportunity to try. their Red Bank Soldier ilr force of Dothan, Alabama, was a borough-wide contest sponsored to an acute heart attack last sonnel can be added and, trained. skill. 'ere forwarded to the publisher Mst man for his brother. The ush- The mother of the bride chose by the Recreation council. Ann's Thursday morning at the throttle of and the second-class • publications a aqua shadow sheer dress, with Application for employment may Awards will "be made to outstand- Saw Manila Damage r« were Ensigns Martin MoCue, doll wore a complete bride's cos- a New York-Bay Hoad train, .be-" be made either at the office of the ing campcri^ttilo week at the par- 'ere forwarded to the new addraas 'r., and Benjamin Clttadino, U. S. ocking pink accessories and a tume. . Others who won ribbons tween Hajilrt and Mlddletown. _ if the addressee. This procedure rsago of orchids. Collector of Internal Revenue or ents' night and campers will re. Th« flnt real battleground that Naval Reserve; Capt. Terrenoe were Teresa Healy for doll in for- According to' railroad officials, to the regional office of the Civil celve commendation for their work. will materially reduce the manpow- Martin, U. S. Army Air force, and The bride was graduated from mal gown; Elvira Morris, smallest William King of Point-Pleasant, r required by the navy for th* PFC Norman L. Burlew, Rid Bank, unison high school and is em- Service commission. Last Friday evening the staff en- saw when he arrived in tlie Phlll- Staff Sgt. Henry Mlelke, U. 8. Army doll; Patricia Hotchkiss, funniest the fireman, saw the engineer The agents' positions require two joyed a theater party, with Miss irwarding of the hundred* of Air force, all of Long Branch. loyed by the Signal Corps Ground rag doll; Nancy Potter, most life- slump in the cab as the train sped housands of letters, parcels and ipplnea wags the barren, war-man- Ignal agency at Long Branch. Sgt. or three years' experience In re- Marlon Scott, director, and Edmund gled Corregldor Island. Only the The bride's mother was dressed like; Evelyn Lewis, best twin dolls; between the two stations, and im- sponsible accounting, auditing or Crelin, associate. Those who at- ubiicationi that must be forward. in an aquamarine colored costume, illls, who attended St. Ann's acad- Wanda Rose, most dolls; Suzanne mediately stopped the train. An- d to the addressee when navy splintered trunks of trees and bits any in New York olty and Red investigative work. Deputy collee* tended were Edward Ottinger, Ar- of wall from the one time beauti worn with blaok accessories and a Klopp, best collection, and Eileen other engineer, who was a passeng- tors need two years of business ex- thur Morse, Edward Conway, Lois ersonnel are moved. corsage of orchids. The bride- Jank Catholic high school, has re- Polin, biggest doll. er aboard the train, took the train Inacoe and Virginia Bailly. Fresa, radio and other means are ful Island remain standing. entry returned after two and a perience, preferably In bookkeeping Pvt Burlew, nephew of Mrs groom's mother wore a navy blue Ribbon winners among the boys to Its destination. and accounting. Stenographers and Registrations are coming in for Ming used to acquaint the publlo and white ensemble, with a corsage lalf years overseas during which in the model plane contest were At. Red Bank the first aid aquad clerks are also wanted, Educational the final three weeks which begin rlth these practices and request Lillian . Alters of Second street, 'me he served with the Signal Rumeon, has been assigned to the of orchids. Stanley Gllbertson, largest collec- removed Mr. Stickle from the train credit Is granted In lieu of experi- Monday and which promise to be those that correspond with navy 107th Medical battalion, part of the The couple are on a trip to New 3orps in Australia, New Guinea, tion; Palmer Patton, model plane; to Riverview hospital, where he ence In some instances. full of trips, entertainment and op- personnel to enclose clippings of veteran 33d (Red Arrow) division. York state. As her traveling cos- 5utdh East Indies and the Phil- Murray Loeds, model plane; Wil- was pronounced dead on arrival. portunity for instruction in hobbles, ems of Interest from the, news- Many Red Arrow doughboys now *ume the bride wore a silver blue iplnea. liam Graham, yacht; John Riddle, County Physician Harvey W, Hart- athletic skill and swimming. papers In their letters to personnel leaving for home for reassignment dress, designed with a peplum an,d Mrs. Ellis was guest of honor at oldest model, and William Lyons, man was summoned and ordered Simmons Infant iverseas. have more than 14,000 combat hours cap sleeves. Her hat was match- surprise shower last' week by ntodel plane. Other winners who re- the body removed to the Worden to their credit. ng blue feathers and her acces- iy Misses Christiana Schmitz and ceived extra point credits included funeral home, where it was pre- eggy Stalder at the home of the pared for burial and then taken to Baptized Sunday Soldiers To Mark The fact that the navy depart- Before joining his division on sories were deep red alligator Carmela Gambacarto,, Hazel Rose, ient ia encouraging the shipment NoTthsrn Luzon, Burlew reviewed leather, and her corsage was deep latter. • . Joyce Scott, Phyllis Dowlen, Nency Point Pleasant. Teresa Barbara Simmons, daugh- Ottinger, William Nagle, Frank. Ac- ter of Staff Sgt and Mrs. Thomas if parcels to navy, coast guard and the wreckage of war torn Manila. red roses. Attending were Mrs., Bmll Stal- Medics' Birthday marine corps personnel overseas at He saw the nibble of bombed build- er, Mrs. Donald Hutibard, Mrs. quarro, Robert Hotchkiss, Robert B. Simmon8 of Riverside Heights, The bride was graduated from Holiday, Emerson Rose, James was baptized Sunday afternoon *t any time during the year is ex- ings, enemy tanks, gun emplace- Red Bank Catholic high school, lenry Bauer, Mrs. Frank Bauer, Violinist Opens pected .to reduce the big load of ments and wrecks of alrplanei Mrs. William Flnnegan, Mrs. Henry Brown, Thomas Gambacarto, Wal- St. James church by Rev. Joseph Hospital Plans and Is employed at the Signal "Cruse, Mrs. David Hogan, Mrs. ter Nobel, Palmer Patton and Irv- Studio Here T. Wade. The sponsors were Mrs. Ihrlstmas parcels this year. Last covered the fields and highways. Corps laboratory at C&mp Coles. Program Tomorrow ear the fleet poatofllce, San Fran, Norman Burlcw Is a graduate k>hn Sammon, Mrs. William On- ing Nagle. ' PFC. Harold Dlcterbw, who is a Angle Ward and Arthur Scott. of the Leonardo high school, and The bridegroom has recently re- erdonk,' Mr». - Arthur Jacquest, Mrs. Simmons Is the former MLM lsco, received millions of parcels turned from the European theater John Figaro took first place in member of the band it Fort Mon- a former employee of J. W. Mount, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. J. Lepera, the athletlo field with a brown dog; Mabel Scott, daughter of Mr. and The 170th anniversary of the uring September, October and of war. He was graduated from mouth, has opened a violin studio Medical department of tha army November with the result of hav«* Red Bank. He entered the servie< Mrs. William McLean and Misses Frances Lewis had the most orig- at his home on Shrewsbury avenue Mrs, Charles Scott of Riverside In May, 1941. Long Branch high'school, and Is a arralne Stalder, Ruth Rosen- inal stocking doll; Juanita Hughes, Heights. Sgt. Simmons, who *ha» will be observed tomorrow at the ing tons of parcels in San Fran- member of the Holy Name society end will conduct evening classes. Fort Monmouth regional hospital Jsco that couldn't be properly aloom, Gladys Neiderer and Mary stocking doll; Hazel Huges, stock- PFC. Dlcterow is one of the first been overseas the past six months. of Long Branch, and a member of Mice Onderdonk. ing doll, Annette Lombard!, best Is on Okinawa. with a varied program, In which landled or shipped for several Phi Chi PI fraternity at Long vlollnlBts of the San Francisco nearly every section of the hospital Veterans Group to dressed doll; Robert Brandon, beat symphony orchestra. A reception followed at the home, weeks because of personnel short- Branch. Prior to entering the ser- made kit. of the baby's grandparents. Guests will participate, according to Col. .ge and the shortage of cargo Before entering the service he L. E.'Ryder, post commander. The vice he was employed by Kay Dun- Eleanor Peters presented a mili- were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Malsler, ipace. The change In regulations Sponsor Concert hill at Long Branch. Announcement has been made of played with the orchestra in San Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grandinettl, Mr. public la invited to attend. llowlng parcels to be sent at any he marriage of Mr«. Edward J. tary teddy bear at West Bergen Francisco and appeared on several The bridegroom Is stationed at place to top ten competitors. and Mrs. Frank Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. A feature of the day will be an Ime during the year ia expected Flood of Country Olub Estates, San Francisco radio stations. He it Fred Bremyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charl- athletic meet In which all the con- o materially reduce this work load Baer Field, Indiana. a native of San Francisco ; Alfredo Luizzi To Middlotmvn township, and Ira E. s es Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank John- testants will be convalescent sol- and make it possible for the navy Crouso, of Mlddletown township, Gardner-Haneline made his debut when 'rie_wa son, Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Johnson, diers from the reconditioning sec- o handle tho Christmas volum* Sing Here August 30 WILSON—BERNARD Sunday, July 16, at the Episcopal years old at Town'Hall, New)York Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith, Mrs, tion. The athletic contest will be much more efficiently and expedi- Miss Cicely Anne Wilson, daugh- church at Elkton, Maryland. The Troth Announced city. He Is a pupil of Grttfman, Martin McGulre, Mrs. Angle Ward, from 9 until 11 a.'m. At noon, a Uoual'y than was'the case last year. Alfredo Luizzi, baritone, is one of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. teremony was performed by Rev, and has given concerts In Carnegie Mrs. Victor Eyerman, Mrs. Chris history of the Army Medical Corps The leet postofflce, San Fran, the five artists who will appear 01 Mr. Alblnson, re.ctor. Mrs. John H. Gardner of Waah- hall. New York city. His wife i« Jaeger, Mm, Serena Havens, Mlsaen will be read over the post public Wilson of Maplewood, waa married •in"gton, D. C, has announced the lsco, receives more ! than 5,000 the benefit concert program to t* Saturday to PFC. Robert Webb Mrs. Crouso was attired in a o Irlna Lourle-Lehrman, concert Jean and Judy Ward, Blolse Por- address jystem. pieces of mall each day that are given by Vernon A. Brown post engagement of her daughter, pianist, who Is well known In mus- ter, Kay Smith and Evelyn John- Starting at 1:30, exhibits showing Bernard, U.' S. Army, son of Mr. beige gabardine suit, with match- Frances Patricia, to Lieut. Carl not addressed properly. Such mail Veterans of. Foreign Wars, at Rei and Mrs. James Lawrence Bernard, Ing accessories, and a corsage of ical circles of the county. ion, 'William Grandinettl, Everett the advancement of medicine will Bank junior high school auditor Douglaa Haneline, AAF, son of Mre. annot be delivered and is, conse- Jr() of Shrewsbury township, at a orchids. Melsler, Jr., and Robert Smith. be featured in the Red Cross build- quently, returned to the aendar. ium Thursday evening, August 3C William R. Haneline of Clarksville, Ing, following which visitors wll' ceremony performed by Rev. Hugh The couple are residing on the Tennessee, and the late Mr. Hane- Navesink Library This means that there are at least Mr. Luizzi won the Governor' W. Dickinson of the Maplewood Arouse farm in Mlddletown town- be taken on conducted tours of the i,000 men overseas that do not re- cup In the auditions conducted b; line, The wedding is »et for au- hospital buildings. Episcopal church, at the home o: ihlp. Mr. Crouse 1« the owner of tumn. Five New Members ceive their mall. Marjorle Lawrence of the Metre the bride's parents. A reception fol Food Sale Aug. 24 At 4:30 a Softball game will be he Monmouth Lumber company o( The prospective bride, daughter politan Opera company In Australii lowed. Red Bank. The annual food sale for the In Mlddletown VFW played between the officers of the The navy department, with th« and has' recently completed a tou of the lato Brig. Gon. John H. benefit of Navesink library will be Fort Monmouth hospital and a team co-operation of the office of Wai] . The bride was given In marriage Gardner, USA, was graduated from of 82 cities In the United States , t ded by MELVIN—MANVABD held Friday afternoon, August 24, With the reception of ilve new from Fort Dlx. The climax of the information, is expending consider- by hcr fether and wa at en the National Cathedral school and members at a recent meeting, the day will be a dance, starting at with MIBS Lawrence. Ho is .a staff hor ,itMeT Andre J. Mendel! at the library. A $50 war bond will able effort to acquaint Mr. and hor 9tora Mr< Miss Christina Melvln of Talr Vassar college. She la., a grand- total membership of the Middle- p. m. for all convalescent patients artist of the National Broadcasting and- Mra A; Morris, The be disposed of on the co-oper- Mrs. American Publlo with their Haven and New York city, daughter daughter of tho late George La- atlvo plan. town townahlp post 2179, Veterans who art able to attend. company. bride's jjown was of white brocaded tham Cram of New York and Long responsibility in connection with, Other artlsta who will 1MS heard of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Mel- Frank Sleh is chairman of the of Foreign Wars, has reached 54. the delivery of navy mall and sm- • satin and she had an heirloom vln of Groenock, Scotland, and Ger-oj Branch, and a nleco of Mrs. Stew- Meetings-will bo held at Riddle's on the same program are Mlsa floor-length veil of point de Venice art VanVI let of Shrewsbury. Lieut. committee which comprises Mis. phaslze the following points: Audrey Bowman of tho Metropoli- vais Manyard of Fair Haven and W. Strother Jones, Mrs. Stanton Bf grocery store, Main street and East Yacht Club To Give 1. Address mall going overseas luce. Valluy lilies and Btcphnnotli New York city, were married Tues- Hnnelinc, an alumnus of the road, Belford, until a more perma- tan Opera association, Stool Jami- were used In hor bouquet. Georgia.. School of Technology, Is Whitney, Mrs. Richard B. Duane, correctly, using the full and com- son staff artist at NBC; Miss Flora day at the Chapel of Holy Com- Mrs. Louise Cord, MIBS Mildred De- nent meeting place can be docided Shipwreck Party .Mr. Bernard W«JJ his son's ^besl munion, Fair Haven, by H. W. Btntloned at Lynn, Massachusetts, upon. Overseas veteran* interested plete name and rate of the addres- Shennan of the San Carlo Opera man.. The ushers were the bride' Vosty, Mrs. Henry Maxson, MM. The Shrewsbury River Yachi see. . company and David Lockett. Armstrong, asslBted by Rev. Chris- Edward M. Crane, Mra. JESarl De- in joining the unit.nay communi- twin brother.1, Richard and Jack topher H. Snyder, roctor. A re- cate with Melvln L. Leek of Bel- club of Fair Haven this week an. 2. Wrap parcels well in a strong Wilson;'Midshipman Wlllliun Whit Vesty, Mrs. Hanry Maxson, Mrs. nounced that its shipwreck party container for a long journey. ception 'followed at Willowbrook Audubon Club Lyman Mlddledltch, Mrs. Charles ford, post commander. Four Injured In ten nnil' HFC. MPITIII Horlno. restaurat In Fair Haven. Trie new members are Charles and dance would be held Saturday 5. Send newspaper clippings In* After n wrdln'g trip to Skytop Plam Picnic Wray, Mrs. Charles P. Johnsoij and of this week.. Old, sufficiently bat- stead of newspapers. The bride was given in marriage Mrs, 'William Kaoul. Homldwood, Houddon's Corner; Ar- Keansburg Crash Pennnylvanln, the couple will re- by hcr cousin, Edward Glen of New The Mlddletown townnhlp Junior thur Cummings, Atlantic Highlands; tered clothing suitable to that which 4. Send parcels all the yea(! sic with the iM'iddKroom'a parents. would be worn by those who wen round — on birthdays, anniver- Four persons wore slightly injur- York city. Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas Audubon club will hold a picnic Arby A. Doyle, Weat Keansburg; The hrlde attended Obcrlln college Hnckett of Waverly place, Red suppor meeting late In August to J MAKE TOUR Klpidlo Nadalo and Clarence Smith, shipwrecked, Was suggested. Prize! sarles and other Important date* observe tho club's coming birthday. Mlddlotown. for the "most wrecked" costume instead of Just at Chrlstaias time. Bank, tho bride's sister and brotli- An inspection of tha Atluntic Tile of gobs and Waves would be award- or-ln-law, wore the only attendants. A dinner, originally planned for the Manufacturing company plant was 6. Use the latest addresf' re- intersection of Myrtle .ivonue nnd whe he wns w,,£ tho Tlmberwol ed. ceived from the man overseas. Manning place. Kennshurg. occasion, has, been postponed. made Sunday morning by members division. He WIIH a student nt th, Tlio senior group of tho olub Many Attend CD A Also announced was the date o: The commandant's representa- According to Police OIIICIMH Unlvei-fllty of Mnlno when he on of Matawan's two fire companies. the organization's annual outing t Thomas Beern and Alphonsus Me- Thanks Red Cross spent Monday In New York city Tho tour was made ao that the fire- tive in the various navaj distriots llflte<| in the service, where they visited tho Bronx zoo, Starvation Island, which will tak are contacting the editors of news- Grnth, the coupe, driven hy Mis, men might famlllnrlzo themselves, Annual Picnic place Sunday, August B, The boats Margie Matthowa, 24, of Hollund For Fur Vest Project tho Museum of Natural History and with the flre-flghtlng equipment In papers in soliciting- their assist- IIKKAN—MKYKK Kndlo City,. Members tuklng the More than ISO persons attended will leave from the cluh at 10 a. m ance In acquainting the publlo with road, Mlddletown, wan proceeding Marcus SHverburg, executive di- that plant. The only thing that will not bo pro- west on Manning placu, nnd thu Ml«s Lorc'ttii M. IlnKnn, dauKhte rector of the wur emergency bomd trip woro 'Mra, John Olson-and Mrs. R. E. Jordan, superintendent of tho plcnio of Court SI. James, Cath- tho nood for their oo-opcratlon and 1 vided by the club Is food; avory assistance In tho dollvory of navy station wagon, driven by William of Mr. and Mra, John I , ljegiin o of thu fur Industry, congratulated Harold Young, cluh ndvincrn; Do- tho factory, presented complete olic Daughters of America, Tuoa- 1 thing else la free. mail. Chjrlco, 62 Can- avenue, Kenns- HtulHcin aveniH , WIIH iniirrli'd tho county Red Crass chapter to- lores ScarloH, Vlvlnn Kiisflchau, Bet- flood lighting equipment, which In- dny night at McGulro's grove In burg, was traveling: nouth on Myrllc lcmlid co-operntlon ty Young, Gertrude Wagner, Fred- cluded a generator, throe ljghts Middlctown township. Entertain- avenue. , iVi Stuff N^f.' JoHi'ph Fninej.H Mpyc this chapler him given to Ihe fur cili-li Olden, Lurry 'Fiannugun, ment wns furnished by a thrco- "Honuy" young and Charles Con- nnd the,necessary wire, to tho fire- plccn orchestra und games were en- Butcher Makes The Injured wrin triuiti'il" nt Ihe U. S Army, nun nf thp lute Mr, nn viml. nrnjei:!. Twnnty-two • liu'jo men to reward them for tho Bplcn- Party Given For ofllrc of Dr. Krunk A. Mlelc where Mic Kuink MI-VIM- of Mrmilflyn an piicliliiK CHUCK wore Hpnl by counly >ver. Joyed. dld nnd olllolent iio-oporutlon during Mra. nulph KUzen and Mis. Ed- OPA Settlement they ware token in Ihf Hit)tytun, Liinn Ijtlmiri. The i:cr roRidontn UumiKh tlin Red Croiui the paat nvo or alx yciirn. The California Woman d hl Walter ninny wnjt |IC-I fiii-nictl hy Hcv, ,|i C'lill|lt (••'. , ,. , HKW AN1> SO MliKKlNO ward Mulligan wore chairmen, Tho A aettlomont of 1100, has boe; firsfi t aid pqimq d pv equipment was uncured throiiKh El- guontH Included Mrs, Margnict Master Sgt,. and Mra. Theodore. Hamilton, 14, nnrt Klrhnrn Hninil- nciih T."'W in hln li'tlpr Mr, 'Hllvprburg rt>- MM. Nnnry Smith of nivoinldo mer HPBBO of tho Thomns Wllllnmn miulo by Knrl Wohlrnb of 38 Car -Wlillti Kl i nnil fern (lri'oiatc vi'iilctl thai 75,000 furllncd vciln and Mm, Serena Huvonn Evald of Freehold, district deputy; ftvonue, Keansburg, butcher In th Seymour of Rldgo road, Rumion,., ton, 18, of 77 Myrtle avonuc, plus- company. Miss Kathoilne Hnrdy and Miss United Super market at that place gave a buffet luippor Sunday for IttMwuwttiariaimiaUBIiiBB with the Mlddletown War Price ani Sgt, Beymour'H mother, Mrs, A, Hr brulaml about the ]oK«. Mtc. Hen- nionil I'lnllipK 'WIIH oi'Kiinlxt, an y a Siwnnd So chili TiiosiTny fit SON TO ens, BB, of Charleston, Wist Vir- Mli'hnel Mpi'Kln, xnlolKt, A wmldln lupii rci't'ivtHl from fluumim and Smith's home, A liirgo amount of hold CD A.;; Mrs, Kranz, Rationing board for his liability I Soymour of Qiirdonii, California, ginia, und Mm, Hrynnt, Mew York brankfiiHt und reinpilon for I) thtilr uuptiilng oxprcsalnK the uuu- sewing WIIH clono for Monmouth " Air Chief RudIonian Goddard Mrs, EdwarEdd d BotlooBl p and Mlal s JenJ - violations of mont celling prloei Mrs, Boymour, who has boon upertd. city, wero rldlnK in the Matthnwa KUimts wns held nt the Molly Pltc fulni'Hs nml moiiUo-bulltllng effoctn Memorial hospital; ' " Brngornnd Mra, Bmgor of Tuckor- nie Kelly, re'gont ol Anbury Park Of this amount $08,17 was In th Ing two wcolm nt hor son' home, vehicle, Mra. Hcnnna miffered n or hotel, * of'llii'do VcslH, ^Hn wont on to any Othori nroHont wnre Mrs.- Louino ton pro parents of a son born Sat- CDA.; Rov, J Ames Duffy, ohaplnln form of' a oortlflod check to th left for California Tuoaday, lacorntlon on the ilKUt nidi* of her .'Phi! hiiilo who wrnt nlven In mil thiil now thu European war thoa- Omndlnutll, Mis, Honrlctta Eyor- urday,' July 14, at Wlldwood. Mr, of Court St. Jdmoa, and Rev. Jo- U. 8. Troiuiuror, ' The balance, (1,69 Questt were Mrs, CharlM V. hoad and &U*y*Mrynt>l mcelvnd rl»Ke hy her fnther, CIHIMO II uliiipi l» lining olomiil the fun vcisl pro- innn, MMr« , MarM y Mi>l»lorMll , Mr«M . Hilda Hragor'n paronta nro Mr, nnd Mrs, neph T. Wndo. wn« In the form of a ohook pa, Shropshire of IXod Bank, Mr, and ' bruliN! iiboiit tliii J/itok. niTnn and ld while utii'i't-lenkth Jccl U.iilnu being cloned, but tome I'moyor, MID, Mnbol -Slmmoni, H. L, Hragor of Mlddlotown town- . nblo .to the oamumor who wu ovai Mrs, Q, Wondoll Lowla ot Plain- ship, and Mi«, Brager la the lotm; flold, ChnrloB 8, Boymour of Rum- iHi. ttitnmcd Hi Ihe IIIRII nacklini> m: 3,000 fin lined vnata huva boon prop - s, Roao Sooll, Mm. Marie Illi'dl. The Red Bank R^litor If tup- 1*™U*f. Thl. WM th. «xa< on th« slatvca with whlt« silk ljrn.1 ldd / I h t «i" Sonorlta Carldad Oalornt of Ha- ported by locaUl as welwall as out.of- amount of th* overoharg* on. tw son. and Mrs, Hugo RonmuMtn of Both oar owners wm insured vlded /or u«* In tht war against Miss Margaret Salmon und Mlts Wtat Palm Ba&oh, Florida, £ M4 M polio* MUM WM UtMu H»r hat WM *t h rotes and tb« Japanm, Bitty Br*tD*y*r. vana, Cuba. Iowa bualneis man—Adlvirtt»m«Bt'n*at Itirn*. i- BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 26, 1945 Par/*

FOR ' has been for 19 months In England 'amp Meade, Maryland, upon ex- Huge Profit Netted Now^At Aberdeen and France. After repairs to hisFreehold Doctor ilration of his furlough. Provihg Grounds LST craft are completed he will f 45 Mra. Caleb Post is a surgical pa- GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRS leave for the Pacific area. ' P ient at Monmouth Memorial ho»- In Salvage Drive Pvt Harold B. Patterson, son of Mrs. Mary Hull Plitnlk. of Gar- lital. Do your drinks set P Mri. Martha Patterson, 19 Nielson fleld avenue, who ba« been a sur- Dr. Howard B. Mason; »0 -West Simply Phone Eatontown 546 Main street, Freehold, a lieutenant T/Sgt. Ivor R. Jones returned to street, New Brunswick, formerly of gical patient in Monmouth Memor- Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia/ Sunday, Government Gains ial hospital, returned home last commander In the Medical Corps Atlantic-Highlands, has been enjoy- of the United States Naval Reserve, after spending a 30-day furlough $26,141 From Port ing a short furlough with his folksy -Week. . ' died Saturday, July 14,. 1n thewith his wife ind family here. Sgt. after spending six months at Camp Jack NIchoIIs, IT. S. Navy, who Navy hospital at St. Albans, -Long Jones recently returned to this CENTRAL took part In t'hs Invasion of Okin- RADIO Wheeler, Georgia „ Island, ^where he bad been a pa- :ountry after serving in Europe Salvage, bf kitchen wastes, egg awa, arrived home last week on a tient since May 16. He would have 6 months. andTELEVISION crates, tin cans, glass, waste paper 30-day leave. His father, Thomas been. 45 August 15. Death was Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Compton and B. Nichollg, died June 30, last. W. Pick Up ud D.llv.r and other items at Fort Monmouth caused by a heart ailment. daughters, Jane and Lois, and Mrs. has netted the government $26,141.91 William McGlveney was honor- "ohn V. Glass and Miss Wllma 29 Main St Asbury Park OPEN EVENINGS . Dr. Mason, fellow of the Amer- during the first six months of this ably discharged last week from the ican College . of Surgeons, was Meyer were recent guests of Mr. year, .reports Capt Cloyd H. John- army at Fort Dix. He has served sworn Into the service August 8, and Mr«. William Maxson of Chapel Then always son, post salvage officer. in Italy, Prance and Germany and 1942. In October, 1943, he was sent Hill. Top item on. the list-of goods had returned to England a few to the Pacific and Id not return Mias Jan'e Comptorr-• spent the use ^ returning money to the United months ago after a furlough. \ until September, 1944, when he had week-end at Point Pleasant with States treasury was waste paper, Cpl. Leslie • Jqy, of Memorial a 30-day leave. He -returned to the Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Cook. WANTED which sold for $7,368.83, while food Parkway, who was expecting to bePacific upori its expiration. Early Mra. William Koster and daugh- waste, including grease, bones and assigned to the Pacific area, was this year he was recommended for ter, Mrs. Norman Sllliman of Yonk- fat, Bold for $6,885.93. left In California with 15 other Ma- the Bronws Star for untiring and ers spent Thursday with Mrs. "PIN-POINT CARBONATION" EXPERIENCED INSPECTOR OF Bones and fat contributed by post rines as instructors. He had seen meritorious service. He also re- Douglas Cook. personnel in the various mess halls service at Guadalcanal and recent- ceived a citation following the Iwo keeps drinks effected a direct saving to the gov: ly had been at New River, South Jlma campaign. Tinton Falls sparkling with INCOMING MATERIALS [ ernment In output of JardoOf ap- Carolina. Dr. Mason is survived by his life, to the last George Steinhardt, radio an- proximately $6,389.28. As a result wife, Mrs. Lula Mason; four daugh- (The Red Bank Register can be bougt.t •ip. Ait for An engineering inspector, one thoroughly acquainted of this, no lard is being issued, at nouncer known as George Ed- ters, Miss Mary Jane, a Freehold n Tinton. FalTa at Scott'a general store) Canada Dry with the Inspection of stampings, castings and fabri- wards, who Is a. sergeant in thehigh school ' senior; Margaret the present time.' Capt Jbhnson A community farewell Tjarty for Water when cated small metal parts used in electrical and electronic laid particular stress on the fact army, stationed at Philadelphia, is Louise, Gertrude Ann and Susan; William Monzo, son of Mr. and you're out. Serve, service will find an excellent position with our company, that most of this saving has been spending a furlough with his par- Ma father, Albert Mason of Hazel- Mrs. Anthony Monzo. of Water now and in the poat-war period. Must be familiar with | accomplished by the splendid co- ents', Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stein- ton, Pennsylvania, and sister, Mrs. street, was held Tuesday night in it in your home. all types of tool room precision measuring instruments, i operation of the personnel In the hardt. Douglas Meighen of. Tampa, Flot the fir,e house. There was dancing experienced in the use of ring, plug.and other conven- ] mess halls in collecting and segre- Mrs. Beatrice Stafford la enter- ids.. to music b^J^tcGuire's orchestra of tional types of tools and gauges. gating these items. taining her daughter and two Asbury Park and group singing. <* i Scrap metal sales amounted to PVT. HAROLD B. PATTERSON grandchildren of Newton, Massa- Refreshments were served. Fea- The man we want must'nave graduated from high j J3.364.W, while egg crates, both chusetts. ' Belford turing the party was the presenta- Where ^ school and preferably had additional technical training. • wooden and fiber, yielded $M2. Sal- The young soldier has been as- Mrs. Gordon Jones, a former res- tion of a military set to the honor- vaged tin cans sold to commercial signed to Aberdeen proving grounds ident of Ocean boulevard, spent (The, Red Bank Regular c«n b« bouffat ed guest who left this morning for you'll hear- Call MR. C. C. HICKS i flrme for $986.70. Fruit and vege- in Maryland, where he Is receiv- In Belford from H. Clay Blilr, Botnick'i irmy service. Commander John J. Sunday here. Her daughter Jean newiptper dtUvery and WaiB«rman'«) KEANSBURG 1287 j table containers netted $10.92, used ing special training "in ordnance. is a. WAVE now stationed in Wash- MeCormick, who was home on leave | flour and sugar .bags and mesh He will later be transferred to theington, D. C. Pvt. Frank VanNortwick, hus- made the presentation in behalf of OB WHITE ; sacks sold for $179.72, glass Jars Air Corps and sent to Mississippi band of Mrs. Beatrice Broandei William's many friends. A brother, { and jugs for $386.82 and 4,700 gal- for further training. Hs was a / VanKortwick, of Main street, re- Anthony Monzo, Jr. is In the Ma I Ions of used crankcase oil brought former student at Atlantic High- Shrewsbury . ceived his discharge from the Army rines. . - Communication Products. Co., Inc. i in $94. - at Fort Dix Monday. Pvt. Nortwick lands and was graduated from New (The Red Bank RegliUr can b« bought Pvt. James Buckalew Is spending KEANSBUBG, N. J. I Under the present system, com Brunswick high school. in Shrvsw.bury at Harold R. McCormlck'i wa« one of the first men from this WATER Shrewiburr Market and at Greennood'i district to be taken into the armed furlough with his parents, Mr. | merclal contractors submit bids for •tora and at H. Clay Bair'i Mrrica ita- and Mrs.- I.eon Buckalew. | purchase of the varloiis Items. forces and wasieverseas with the . Mrs. Madeline Tapper will re- Fourth Armored division 38 months. Thomas Telllson, U. S. Navy, is 1 ' '" ' , Atlantic Highlands spending a leave with his wife and sume, her duties at the local post- The couple have a son, John, who' office next ; Wednesday after a daughter on Water street. I Sea Bright (The Red Bank Kesiatcr can b« boushl celebrated his first birthday July 8. n Atlantic Highland! at Romeo's Sei- month's, vacation. Mrs. Catherine Farrell Is laid up KIDNEYS Mrs. Georgia Foster Mrj. Jennie viet Station, 'Blumetti'E, LemburK'a and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Disbrow of at her home with painful injuries (The Red Bant Raglitir can I. bought Cuno'i) Compton and Mrs. Euretta Glass received, a few days ago when her In Sta Bright at JJcrrii Wtlsman'a and Beachwood spent Sunday and Mon-spent Monday at Point Pleasant Cannel'i ttorc) Among guests at the Lions dub day with their son and daughter- leg was scalded by the boiling over MUST REMOVE dinner-meeting Monday night at with Mrs, Fred P. Cook,. Mrs. of-water in the kitchen. He makes Norman Johnson, U. S. Army, has in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dis- James Whiston and daughter Hul- j been epending a furlough with his Homestead inn were Jack Nicholls, brow of Borden street. •> Pvt. Ernest Wadley, Jr., who has SJC 3/c, who la home from the Pa- dah. Miss. Whiston, who is a cadet been In the-service about a. yea mother, Mrs. John Johnson of Siirf Mlsa Lois Silver of Sycamore nurse at Presbyterian hospital at EXCESS ACIDS street. '. cific area on a, 30-day leave; PIfC. avenue has returned to her position and In Germany since last January, Raymond Boeckel of Locust, who Newark, Is on a three weeks' vaca- is home on a 30-day furlough which Help IS Miles ot Kidney Tub*. lending a Olnls Davtson rejoined.the Mer- In the Sherman shop, Red Bank, tion. >: Fluah Out Poisonous Wait* recently returned home after 36 after enjoying a week's vacation. he Is spending with his wife and | chant Marine Monday after spend- Mr». John V. Glass was wel- 71 sou haresn ezcesiof scida in yoarblood. months in the Pacific .theater of Close to 50 members of Shrews- son and parents. Tour 16 mites of kldntr tubes may be or*r- \ ing a leave with his mother, Mrs. comed as a member of the Gallon worked. Theeetiny filters and tnb«areworit- . Adele Davison of Center street. The operation; H. H. Bowtell, yeoman bury Community club and friends Methodist Sunday school children first claae, who has been on the club at the Red Bank Methodist and members of the Ladies' Aid so- ine diy and nleht to help Nature rid your friendly business young man haj! been convalescing attended the picnic last Saturday church Thursday when she con- •yitexn of excess acids and poisonous wute., N. R. EWS from an operation for appendicitis English channel for 19 months, and at McGuire's grove. Swimming and ciety went on their annual picnl' When disorder of kidney Junction permit* Lieut. Ferrer of Lakehurst Naval boating' In the lake, . horseshoe tributed her eighth pint of blood at Monday morning to Kepwell park. poisonous matter to remain (n your blood, It; he underwent some.time ago. the Red Cross blood bank. m»y cause nagginsbackache, rheumatiepalzn, \ ' IP HIS Is the lrlendly man- both single a-d married, Air station, who gave an interest- pitching and a softball game were Games* were; conducted by Ellen leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting v&\ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slayton Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford Comp- Jane Scott and a feast was enjoyed A'agerof the local Person- and everything: if kept and daughter are visiting his. ing talk on the use of blimps in Included In the day's pleasures. A nights, swelling, puffineis under the eyeav hia war. feast of.good things prepared over ton are spending their vacations in by the group, headaches and dixziness. Frequent or scanty. al- Finance Company otttce. strictly private. No outsid- I mother, Mre. Daisy Slayton of Riv- the Berkshire! of Massachusetts. passages -with smarting and burning some- Even though lending money ers are involved. He arrang- er street. The Methodist church softball the open fireplace and a songfest A series of projects to raise funds time* shows there is uoroetbim; wrong with Chief. Motor Machinist Williard for building improvements and fo >our kidneya or bladder. to folk* here in Asbury es convenient monthly pay- Installation of the newly-elected team plays a postponed game to- were also enjoyed. The picnic will be made an annual club event. W. Foster Is enjoying a two -weeks the Crusade for Christ are being Park Is his full-time job, he ments to at every budget I officers of the Sons and Daughters night with the New Monmouth believes -hat no one should and charges are made only 1 vacation from his duties with the.planned by the Ladles' Aid society. of Liberty who have not already Baptist team at Leonardo. Both What promises to be a closely lions for over 40 years. Don's give hippy borrow unnecessarily. But for the actual time the contested Softball game will be Coast Guard at Staten Island. : j taken their offices will take place teams are undefeated. The Meth- Miss Lenore Foster Is'enjoylng- a relief annd will helhep th« 16 miles off kidnqrkidj when a loan is to a person's money is !-ept | at a meeting tomorrow night In odists will meet the Leonardo Bap- played next Thursday at 7 p. m. Boys can make pocket money by ttubeb s flushflh ou t poisonoui s vaafafr from Irow week's vacation from her position blood. Get Doan's Pills, advantage, be provides folks If you decide that a loan le ! Odd Fellows hall.- tist team Monday evening in a between the Community- club team selllne the Reeister—Advertisement here with needed casb to your advantage, be sure I The official board-of the Metho- and the Boy Scout troop SO team on at Fort Monmouth. postponed game at Leonardo and Mr- and Mrs. William Farwell of promptly' and privately. to come to -ee the Manager dist church will meet Wednesday the New Monmouth Baptists next Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston's polo Ha gets a lot of satisfaction of tbs Personal Finance Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs Rob- night, August 1, in the parsonage. Tuesday at Leoriardo. field, the use of which has been out of hl» Job, for the ser- Company today. If you The August meetings of the Wom- donated. ert Drake and son Wesley and vice h« renders is a helpful phone in advance, he will an's Society of Christian Service The union service Sunday at .8 Shrewsbury Hose company la Harry Sbindle and daughter June one. And there's no "dolng- make all rrangements so and Sunday school board will be p. m. will be held in St. Mary's sponsoring a two-hour sound mo- of Jersey City spent Sunday with you-a-favor7 attitude. that 1.11 i ou have to do Is to : omitted. chapel, temporary church home of tion picture show to be given next Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shlndle. H» cuts out needless rig- sign and pick up the cash. the Methodist congregation. This Frank Hoyt has returned hom SCHULTE-UNITED Tuesday night at 9 o'clock at the marole and makes borrow- Or, If that's Inconvenient, Rev. Walter B. Williams will will b« an informal service led by from Bloomlhgton, Indiana, wher | preach next Sunday morning In the rear of the public school. In case 80-82 BROAD STREET RED BANK ing money a simple, friend- phone or write and hei) tell the Methodist pastor. Rev. Roy E. of rainy weather the movies will be he attended the funeral of 'hli ly transaction. He makes you how to get your loan | Neptune City Methodist church for Williams, Jr. An old-fashioned the pastor, Rev. S. R. Smalley. shown in the school auditorium. aunt, Mrs. Adeline Black. loans to men and women "•Titirely by mall. hymn sing will follow the service. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallagher have Seaman Robert Todd of tMelrose, The shoiv will include two reeJa ot For FINE LIQUORS Massachusetts, visited friends here Mrs. Pierre Simpson, the former file fighting pictures, an education- returned home after enjoying over the week-end. ^*Si Miss Mildred GehlhauB, is a patient al film and other short subjects. week's vacation at Niagara Falls. At a short business session of Ui« in Monmouth Memorial hospital. Other details are set forth In ,aWhile there they visited Mrs. Clay ladies' auxiliary of the fire company A son was born laet Friday to ory elsewhere in this issue. Balr, the former Blanche Wasser Domestic GRAIN GINS FINANCE COMPANY held last week preceding the card Lieut, and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Residents are reminded of theman of Campbell's Junction. party, Mrs. Helma Johnson, Mrs.Mahon of Valley drive In Mon-monthly waste paper collection to Frances Tarnow is spending s 22 601 BANGS AVE, ASBCBY FABK Dorothy Lavene and Mrs. Mildred mouth Memorial hospital. " The be held Sunday slarHng at 1:30 p. week with her grandmother, Mrs KINSEY 94.4 Proof FIFTH *3' 10th FTOOB, - ! TRIC BLDG. Kanehl were appointed the commit- mother is a daughter of Mrs. T. W. m., and are kindly asked to have M. Connolly of Long Branch. such material tied up firmly and Cub pack 27 will meet tomorrow $ 03 PHONE TSS5 tee in charge of refreshments at Joy. KINSEY 94.4 Proof PINT 2- the August 15 meeting. James PhilHp of Memorial park- placed at the curb sp that the fire- night at Leonardo beach. After the Charftt %n Z%% monthly on ba)«oe«. Lie 9T0 s $ 05 way hag loaned his truck to themen of the Shrewsbury Hose com- meet a beach -party -will be. held FIFTH Boy Scouts for wastepaper collec- pany will be able to cover the bor- Parents are invited. DIXIE BELLE 90.0 Proof 3* It pays to advertise In The Register ough with the minimum of delay tions. Councilman and Mrs. Wald- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Glannoneand $ W ron P. Smith were the truck and the maximum In quantity. son Richard spent the weekend' at DIXIE BELLE 90.0 Proof PINT |' drivers last Saturday and John Mra. Stephen Greenwood of their home on Lee avenue'** They Byrne was the driver the preceding Broad street, who underwent an are spending the summer at Phil- LONDONS 4 week. Papers, magazines and car- operation in Rivervlew hospital, llpsburg. 85.0 Proof FIFTH * 3 ° tons will be collected each week was able to leave the institution Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman and 16 "Two Great Newspapers—Serving Tun Great Counties" by members of Troop 22 and St.last Friday and Is convalescing at daughter, Lois Ann, and Sgt. and GILBEYS 90.0 Proof FIFTH *3' Agnes troop, A telephone call to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Albert White and daughter, 116 or borough hall win bring the Paul R. Stryker of Llncroft. Eileen Sue, spent Sunday, at Lake- truck. First Lieut. George Coudrier, wood. HEUBLEIN COCKTAILS APPLE BRANDY who has been in the European thea- Mr and Mrs Jesse VreeUnd of The Presbyterian softball team ter of operations, has returned on Nutley were week-end guests of Manhattan 1 s $3.78 bird's 3 Star 1 s $3.58 will play the Central Baptists Mon- 30-day furlough. Mrs. Lena Sutherland and family. day at 6:45 p. m. on the high 6ohool Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks, Jr. Pvt. Robert Renton Is spending Dry Martini is $3.85 HildickBlk.Labeli5$3.59 field and the Leonardo Baptists and daughter, are neV residents of a ten-day furlough with his par- Old Fashioned 1 s $3.94 Browntown QT. $4.57 Tuesday on Leonardo field. Broad street, Shrewsbury, having ents, Mr, and Mrs. John Renton. Harvey H. Bowtell returned moved recently from Wallace street, Formerly stationed at Camp Gor- home Sunday on a 30-day leave. He Red Bank. don, Georgia, he will report to FLEISHMANN'S Preferred PARK & TILFORD Blended Whiskey RESERVE

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an, county president, .who fur- Sgt. Hutton Wins On Migrant Board ler instructed the group in the Large Enrollment ilectlon jut committees. The' unit 111 hold a food and cake sale at At Bible School Bronze Star Medal , date to b« announced. After ttfe The daily vacation Bible school uaineta session, refreshments -were at Highlands Methodist church has erved by the'hoitess, an enrollment that surpasses' last you Two CJusten Added Staff Sgt. Howard P. Smith, Jr., year's figure by 20 per" cent The 8. Marine Corps Reserve, son of total Is over 70 compared with 85 To Original Award Mr. and Mra. Howard P. Smith, last summer. , writes from Okinawa/ to say h« Two departments are ''open, one L^ve been thinking Staff Sgt~ Walter A, Hutton, hus- hasn't forgotten the reunion of his for beginners and primary under band of Mrs.. Betty Hutton of 44 lass ,to be held In June, 1916, and direction of Mrs. Bertha Simpson, Mummy and DM are Manchester avenue, Keyport, who lopes' to be home at that time. assisted by Misses Delia Duncan Is attached to the 44th division loward thinks that he is the only and Peggy King, and the junior de- going: to have my plo- which arrived in the U. S. aboard inmarried member of the class. partment in charge of Mrs. Hattle the Queen Mary, ha» been award- "At last I am able to give the ture taken at the Jean Walstrom and Rev. John M. Long. ed the Bronze Star with two clus- men fresh vegetables. And how The work of the Junior department Sardou . Studio cause ter* for meritorious service during they go for them." So aay8 Staff is a study of the church and how he period of March 12 to May 8, Sgt. Clyde W." Miller, 2T, mess aer- it grew, while the work of the be- their photographer likes w "little people" to 1W5, Sgt. Hutton had previously eant of Company B of the 3180th- ginners-primary is a study of the been awarded the Silver Star. Slgnal Service Battalion.' The bat-Old Testament times and charac- STEINBACH COMPANY The action for which Sgt. Hut- alion is stationed on an lsland- ters. Much of the work Is soclal- ,on won the Bronze Star was at- >ase In the Pacific, The metr were, Ized in nature, although there Is In- ASBURY PARK tested to in documents'submitted ettlng tired of eating everything dividual study and handwork. Franohlsed Bottlir: Pennl-Cola Bottling Company^ Aibury Par*. N. J. by hl» platoon commander. First ut of a can and as mess non-com- Commencement will be held Sun- Lt Sanford M. Satuloff, and reads nlssloned officer, Sergeant Miller, day, August 5, at 7:30 p. m.' at In part as follows: ame in for his share of criticism which there will be a sharing ser- vhether it was warranted or not. vice for parents and friends. "Sgt. Hutton performed the du- REV. ROBERT D. SMITH farm boy, the Sergeant makes HELP WANTED ilea of platoon sergeant during the o mistakes in his vegetables. The period March 12 to May 8, having Rev. Robert D. Smith of Shrews- le'rgeantfi wife, Frances, lives on Highlands under his control two anti-aircraft last Broadway, here. He was in- PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR bury, canon of social services of (The Bed Bank Itesiittr can be bnusht half tracks supporting ah Infantry the Protestant Episcopal diocese of lucted at Camp Robinson, Ark., n Highlands at I. Greenspan')), Bedle's battalion. ,Many engagements with 'la native state, April 25, 1041, and drug etnre, Joseph Stamen's and Central New Jersey, was recently appoint- Railroad station) ROUTE SERVICEMEN—Weekly Salary PIu» the enemy necessitated using the ed to the Btate migrant jioard by •rlor to. shipment overseas, early lalf tracks separately and at great Gov. Walter E. Edge for a one- his year had been statlSrTed at Several state officers are expected COMMISION ON ALL SALES. Plu« IN- distance apart, giving Sgt. Hutton year term! Tort Monmouth. Sergeant Miller at the celebration of the 50th an- direct contact and responsibility had the foresight to bring, along niversary of Twlnlight council, CENTIVE BONUS. over one half-track and Its crew. with "him barberlng equipment— Sons and Daughters of Liberty, to His good judgment, agreeslveness, Union Beach ombs, sharp scissors and clippers. be held Tuesday night, August 6. and coolness under flre were a con- Us Bpare time is well taken care MIBS Louise Brey, councilor, will f as there are many heads that OFFICE ASSISTANT—Man Familiar With tinuous source of inspiration, not The appointment of Rudolph preside and introduce the visiting teed attention. All money earned only to his own men, but also to Cherney, a new policeman , here, officers. A history of the lodge is Simple Reports. ' was made by Mayor Boyle Pattl- om cutting hair, and lt is piling being prepared. Delegations from the infantry troops working with lp, goes into a special fund for him. Sgt. Hutton's policy of going son and confirmed by the council councils in neighboring eommunl - OPPORTUNITY FOB MEN OVER THIRTY, VET- at its last meeting. Mayor Pattl- hat post-war house the Sergeant ties will 'attend. The lodge "room after the enemy enabled the track uid his wife • are ' planning and son reported that the police com- will be appropriately decorated for ERANS, OB MEN OTHERWISE DEFERRED. under his control to destroy or cap-, reaming, ture enemy personnel in several mittee had recommended Mr. Cher- the occasion. There ' are seven PLENTY OF CHANCE TO ADVANCE. charter members living, most of engaggments." ney for the vacancy caused by the 1 resignation of John Camp which Joseph Gallopo, trading as Joe's whom are expected to be present. Sgt. Hutton was overseas 27 was accepted at last nlght'a meet Esso Station, Florence avenue and Refreshment! will be served. APPLY months and has seven battle stars. Ninth street, had- been summoned Ing, Mr. Cherney is an honorably A card party will be held Friday Previous to entering the Army, he ;o appear in business suspension discharged veteran of World War night, August 3, in . St. Andrew's wag employed at the Acme market roceedlngs to be heard by a hear- 2 and has been a lifelong resident Episcopal parish house by-^the at Keyport. Sgt. and Mrs. Hutton ng commissioner from the regional SEABOARD SERVICE of Union Beach, Woman's guild nnd Girls' Friendly From among all prec- have a four-year-old son, Keith. 3PA office, in the Federal Build- society. There will be prizes ana re 27 North Bridge Avenue A communication was read from ing, Trenton, on Augusts Gallopo ious Btone8, the dia- John J* MulUjr of Union Beach, of- freshments. Donations to the fund is charged with acquiring, posseo- for a new roof for the parish house fering a plan under which the com mond was chosen to Red Bank Ing and transferring loose and are being received. Photo Interpreter munlty could pay tribute to return iounterfelt coupons among other In the absence of Rev. Weston symbolize love for in its Ing veterans, Mr. Muller suggest- 'tolations. ed that some way might be worked E. Grimshaw, who has Men laid up clear radiance can-be Pvt. Rocco J. Morea was one of Nowln Washington out for the borough to deed bor- with illness, Mr. Wardman of Eat a group of four paratroopers who ontown, lay reader, conducted las seen the multi-colored ough-owned property to servicemen had been captured by the Germans Sunday's service In St.' Andrew's light of romance. When Lieut. W. Wt Dunn with perhaps some stipulation, of in D-Day and had been held in a church. building a home within a specified prison camp near Damlgni, Fiance. you giye B diamond to time. ' Mrs. Daniel Callopy and daughtc ''-WANTED. Shifted From Pacific They escaped and remained hidden Gail of Highlands and Lois Mulr the one you love, you It was suggested that the plan with the aid of a French family un- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. can be sure of its sterl- would "Induce young people who are til the area was taken by the ad- Lieut. Ward W. Dunn, USNR, son Muir of Atlantic Highlands, are Experienced Secretary-Bookkeeper marrying and moving away to re- 'ancing Americans. •• They took spending a month with Mrs. Cal- ing quality if you pur- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. L. Dunn main residents of the borough'. At their first breath of free' air at an of Conover lane, Middletown town- lopy's aunt, Mrs. J. H. King, at he chaise it from us. the same time Mr. Muller stated American post somewhere In summer home at Keansville on oW* have need for a high-grade experienced woman ship, Is now on duty at the U. S. Na- in his letter it would serve to- In- France. Pvt. llorea was honorably val Photographic Intelligence Cen- Lake Champlaln, New York. tecrctary-bookkeeper, who seeks a. permanent position. crease the ratablea of the borough. discharged from the Army at Fort The executive board of the Par. ter. Navy Yard, Washington, D. C, An opinion on the suggestion Dlx, last week. after gerv.ing in 'the Central Pacific ent-Tcacher association are omit The Individual we want must have had ten yeara ex- was requested from the borough 15 months. Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz of ting regular meetings this and nex perience In taking dictation from particular executives attorney, represented by John Pills- Lieut. Dunn entered the service Prospect avenue are the parents of month. A special session will be bury, who stated that there was no a daughter- born Monday at Mon-called If necessary. who have demanded work of the beat quality. Book- November 25, 1942, at Princeton and way to give the property outright Immediately was sent to the' Navy mouth Memorial hospital. Lieut. Robert E. King and hi keeping experience in of less Interest to us than steno- without norrfe mometary consider- bride have returned from thei Indoctrination school at Dartmouth ation as lt would constitute dis- Seaman First Class George W. graphic efficiency but the former must b« reasonably college. Following completion of Anderson and Mrs. Anderson of wedding trip and are occupying crimination for a certain group of Henry street are parents of a their new home- at 152 Highlan intensive. Position will be at Keannburg until about this preliminary training he served people. The plan will be given at Norman, Oklahoma, and Pensa- daughter born Tuesday at Mon- avenue. He Is returning next wee' further study and John MoNeyln, October 1st. We shall then move to Heyport. Only cola for nine monthB, and then was mouth Memorial hospital. to his duties in the Maritime Ser- the borough collector, was re- vice. those of outstanding ability, long experience, and able ordered to duty under I instruction at the School of PhotoWrfTp'nlc In- quested to submit an account of Joseph Dean, U. S. Navy, who has Jfeweler to produce the best references need apply. terpretation, a unit of ihe activity how much borough owned propert; been in the Pacific area for more Navesink ESTABLISHED oO YEARS to which he is attachoo at present. Is listed at the present time. than a year, is visiting his parents At this school he was trained in the Edward Conroy, chairman of th< (The Bed Bank Eejriiter can be bought on Fifth street. Call Mr. C. C. Hicks, Keansburg 1287 for science of extracting! intelligence Department of Flre and Safety, re- In Naveilnlc at the postoffice) Alfred Daust of the Coast Guart 15 BROAD STREET RED BANK about enemy equipment, Installa- ported on the Insurance pjan foi Leonard Gehlhaus, who is associ- is spending a leave with his fam details and application forms. tions, defenses and movements from the four flre companies and firsi ated with the Public Service in ily on Fourth street. aerial photographs—the type of aid squad of Union Beach. He rec- Newark, has been spending- a two Mrs, Henry Fehlhabcr Is vlsltin work he performed later in the Cen- ommended, when funds are avail- weeks' vacation with his family at her mother in Virginia. tral Pacific. In January, 1944, heable, placing the policy* with th Stone Church. Communication Products Co., Inc. waa ordered overseas, first to the Maryland Casualty Co., whose pol- Miss Eva Ingllng Is entertaining Hawaiian Islands and later to the icy carries a $3,000 death benefit, relatives at her home. Marehallg and the Marianas.' $30 per week for 104 weeks for dis- Mr. and Mrs, George Gordon and ROUTE 36 and PALMER Lieut. Dunn was graduated from ability, and $500 medical expenses. family are visiting relatives' in Princeton In 1942 with a Bachelor He reported the cost of the policy Rlchmpnd, Virginia. Mr. Gordon KEANSBURG, N. J. of Science degree. He was married per year at $357.50- The mattei Is enjoying a vacation from his du- READE'S CARLTON to the former Miss Mary L. Cooper was turned over to the flnanci ties at Fort Monmouth. V TEL. BED BANK ISM of Pittsburgh June 9 of this year. committee for further study an Mrs. Louise D. Card entertained action when funds are available. her card group last Thursday after- MATINEE DAILY t:8» EVENING 1 - t CONTINUOUS SAT. - SWN. George Pickering, chairman of noon at her home. the Department of Public. Works, Mrs. Holmes Crawford is expected • * ' • • said that the borough truck is out home this week-end from Rivervlew of commission and Is reported that hospital where she recently under- necessary repairs will forcevhlm tc went an operation. * NOW hire a truck for a few days am Miss Mildred DeVesty has return- warned that the council must b( ed home after a ten-day vlfilt with SHEWING prepared to issue an emergency ap her cousin, Malcolm DeVesly and t DRY CLEANING METHOD proprlatlon because a new true! family of Verona. must be purchased soon. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mallory THRU SATURDAY are the parents of a son born on Councilman Thomas McLoughlli Wednesday of last- week at Mon- reported that there are now twi mouth Memorial hospital. - WHICH GOES 2 STEPS FURTHER men cleaning the beachfront am Mrs. Horky of Philadelphia, who it shows improvement. He warnei has been visiting her son, Frank that the practice of buslnessmei Horky of Monmouth road for the The artistry that 1i In thnt section using the borougl past month, has returned home. Davis...|he lincerity THAN THE ORDINARY WAY! containers on the beach for thel A son was born July 15 to Mr, that has mads refuse will be stopped, and Mrs. Gerard Fearon of Brook- Warner piclutti A meeting of Union Beach Unl lyn, who until recently lived on American Legion Auxiliary, wai Monmouth road, The Fcarona have held Wednesday evening of la three-year-old boy. week at the home of Mrs. Mlldrec Herrlger, Broadway. A guest In 1944 spendable U. S. income the meeting was Mrs, Martha Ruh amounted to $138,000,000,000. ATLANTIC MARINE THEATRE GREEI1 THIIB., FRI., SAT. Highlands, N. j. Sat, Continuous From !J F. M. FBI., SAT. SAT. MAT. FHEI) MacMURRAY SUN. - MON. - TUES PAUL MUNI JOAN LESLIE JUNE HAVER MARGUERITE CHAPMAN tl' WHERE DO WE GO —IN— • . FROM HERE" IN , "Counter Attack" TECHNICOLOR SUN., MON. HUN. MAT. StTN, MON., TUEB. GREER GARSON GREGORY PECK Sun, ContlnuoiM From t T. M. —IN— * Starts WED. AUG. lit * "THRILL OF A ROMANCE" DOROTHY McGUIRE "THE VALLEY EXPERT FORM FINISHING OF DECISION" ROBERT YOUNG TUEB,, WKD. TUBS. MAT, HERBERT MARSHALL OL8KN AND .lOHNBON READE'S STRAND THEATRE —:N— , ' ' TEL. RED BANK 1300 PHONE 2800 —IN— Now Showing! MATINEE 1:30 Start* SUNDAY! "SEE MY LAWYER" Mut. 2llB—Ev#. 8145, 8;3S - ALSO - EVENING T-» IDA LUPINO in CONTINUOUS "The Enchanted Cottage" It HI Will) AMAiN Nothing Out But the Prlcel SAT. SUN. y, CHERYL WALKER «W0U GARY COOPER —IN— ; WKHNNHDAY MAT. g P. M, INGRED BERGMAN JAMES CRA1O noNNA niran THURSDAY MAT. % V, M, JUCHAHI) DlX —IN— "FOR WHOM THE JANI8 CAHTKK LEON'S "(1KNTU0 lANNIH," —IN— ESTABLISHED IBIS —ALSO— ' p "THB VOWKIl OF BELL TOLLS" TUB WIUBTLKH" THE EAST In Tochnlaolor "KABT END KIDS" - ALSO - 64-78 WHITE STREET ROD CAMERON SIDE KIDS RED BANK, N. J. —IN- . BILUli) "DOOKfl OF NBW YORK'I —»IN— ."BWINO OUT, BIBTHJH"

I., ,f KBD BAIfK KBGTBTBR, JULY 26, 194B V Personals CAP Has K-9 Platoon ' Mr. and *ta». Kenneth H. Mo- Quuu of Harrtfl Park ar« enter- taining MM. McQueen's brother-in- law and fitter,- Mr. and Mrs. Henry i Kuaman and children of Jackson . Heights, New York, and Mr. Kass- m&n's mother from Staten Island. Mrs. Julia Donlan ot Mount Ver- non, New Tork, hae .taken her grandson, Nell deary, ion of Mr •and Mm. Joseph Cleary of Maple avenue, to the Catskllls for a two weeks' vacation. ' Miai DOrU Biraio of Paltaades spent the week-end with her aunt, Mis* Delena Prate of Mount street. Like patch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furlato ot pies, turto, halt- Naveslnk River road, are the par- ents of a daughter born Sunday at Men and isl-' Rlvervlew hospital. adsTThencoine Mm. Deborah RoberUon Is a sur- to A&P for 'gical patient antivervttBrtaispltal firm ripe petvab- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cecero of River street are the parents of a Above are shown mtmbeiB of the cadet group of the Civil Air son barn Saturday at Monmouth Patrol, Asbury Park squadron, with war-trained dogs of their K-9 peaches every day wM«'-J Memorial hospital. unit. The shore fliers have the only K-9 platoon in the United Mr. and Mra. Charles Bennett of States. These'dogs are used in training maneuvers for laying wire, they're plentiful ... and Mount street are parents of a carrying messages, guarding hangers, planes and equipment and ean enough to last afl year. daughter born Thursday at Mon- are also used for patrol as well as sentry duty and scouting. Left mouth Memorial hospital. to right in the picture are: Flight Officer Robert F. Norton, Sea Mlu Barbara A. Bergen, daugh- Bright, public relations officer of the "squadron, who is in chaxgs ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Ber- of the K-9 Corps; Robert Bell, Bradley Dikeman and Nelson Dent. gen of Buena place, will Rnter Bea- Ver college at Jenkinstown, Penn- tatlon problems. To Lieut Mac- iLBERTA sylvania, September 17. She was Clyde R. Butcher Pherson and Public Relations man graduated from Red Bank high Kllng for bang-up plans, for Au- FREESTONE school ia June, and' -will take the gust i. course leading to the degree of Heads Utility Sales Bachelor of Science. SUPERMARKETS Mrs, David Simpson of Mlnnealnk Fair Haven Man Rumson , park la entertaining her sister, Mrs. IW MAT AtlAWlC* TACIHO HA I BUSHEL BASKET 3.89 George D. Sommer of Newark for (The Red Bank R«Iit«r e«a b» bought ten days. Tuesday of this week, Receives Promotion In Rumson at th« Rumion Pharmicy, Flnnertr's ltore. Torborl • -.tore. How- Mrs. Simpson, Miss Vera Simpson •r'« '.tore »nd Thoma« Keinr, 35 Allei and Mrs. Sommer visited the Na- Clyde R. Butcher of 103 Harrison .treet.) tional Veterans' cemetery at Farm- avenue, Fair Haven, was named CRISP TABLE CELERY . -19' YELLOW CORN *>> 4«25- lngdale, Long Island, where, a Wednesday to succeed Robert A. Joseph O'SuIHvan, son of Mrs- brother of Mrs. Simpson* and Mrs. POTATOES 'si*'** celebrated his 25th birthday at a > 10 44= WHITE CABBAGE <• 5° Sommer Is burled, • • • y saleg manager of the northern di- Jules David prown, who.hai been vision of the Jersey Central Power party given for him at his home critically HI since June 20, follow- and Light company.- Sunday evening by Mr. and Mra. FRESH CUCUMBERS •*•• *7< CALIFORNIA LEMONS . . * 10« ing an operation for- appendicitis, Manager of the corporation's Bransome. Newcombe C. Baker of Is on the road to recovery at the southern division since 1937, Mr.Rumson road will give a beach . Brooklyn Jewish hospital. Jules Is Butcher will now handle'both ter- party tomorrow night at the Sea the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max M ritorial divisions' as a result of Mr. Bright beach club for his son-in- Prown of Plnckney road.. Matthew's resignation to become law, Dewitt Titus. Monte B. Jones of Country Club sales manager of the Pennsylvania A dance will be given Saturday NoFbinfs tfeeaW/ Canning Supplie* Estates, Mlddletown township, Is Edison company at Altoona, Penn- at the Sea- Bright Tennis elub for Diryea's Corn Starch X10k Mason Jars ^55« enjoying a two weeks' vacation sylvania. all the members. Among those Puffed Rice Sparkles »i2e Rubber Jar Rings . *»4o Maine, has been visiting her lantic Highlands. After a decade Bryan. . • ' Prtmhm Cratkers UMIUI ^, 19c Wneaties i«.i*«.ii« ««.i>»».|5e Mason Jar Caps BERMRDIN ,'^.19c " brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and of service in this capacity, he as- Robert Riker, son'of Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Robert C. Brown of Country sumed the managership 6f the liam C. Riker, arrived home for Hygrade Pretzel Stix^iSe Shredded Ralston tw.Uo Paraffin Wax T«XW.X 2 ,t 25o ' " Club Estates, Mlddletown township. firm's southern sales, and seven an indefinite1 Stay Friday after a Certo .... ••• w-24e Mr. and Hu, R. Browning WU- years later he moved from Asbury tirape Jam mnu .»>21c decker's Farina >•«..*•• 20c Park to Fair Haven. year's duty with the American DUNDEE ton, Jr., and son Stanley of Cleve Field Service In Italy: Apple Jelly «»»»o*nci >•> xri8o Mello-Wheat ?& M. C. P. Fruit Pectin ^.^9o land, Ohio, are visiting Mr. Wilson's Mr. and Mrs. Albin-Swenson gave parents, Dr. and Mr*. R. Browning IOAF Marmalade umn't i»i»28c Qiaker Oats Pickling Spice mi '»•**< 7e Taking The Wreck a cocktail party Sunday afternoon c l Wilson of Broad street. at their home at Locvust. Whole Spice8 , ,VliW.il5?,*'7« Mr. and Mrs. William Jacques of Hoffman Honey . <»c28e Rolled Oats &1 Out Of Recreation " Cpl. Richard Metcalf, son of Mr. I Lake Shore drive, Country Club Ea- and Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf of :44c :;.84c Peanut Batter wtm *%" 14« Golden Center 29c Seedless Raisins ^D '^13« tatee, spent the week-end at Pough- .By Donald S. Klopp b ft keepsle, New Tork. Blngham avenue, was home on a Made from an sM Plvm Preserves ,%V , 25c Plllsbury's 'K! Colman's Mustard *A"-**9n The Community Recreation coun- week-end pass from Valley Forge Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weseman of cil stall will go all-out in boosting hospital in Pennsylvania. Preserves ••U'Sffl" 't27c Smnyfield "—7c Cider Vinegar ""AM *.«-. 14« Cherry street, Country Club Es- the local celebration of Air Force A party In celebration of the. BI r: tates, are entertaining relatives day Wednesday, August 1, from joint birthdays of Lieut. Comdr. Welch's Grapelade <»i-22e Aunt Jemima W K 16c WhHe Vinegar ^,—120^ from Richfield Park. 1:30 to 8 o'clock. All air force Robinson and Capt. Gibson Hoover FRESH OONUTS as"*£"Ifr White Rose Tea %** 23c StaiyfhMMffiSr»-<>>-10i' .—: •—" Mrs. Anna Lee Th'omas, 257 Me- units throughout the world will was given Friday night at the chanic street, and Mlsa Ann O'Con- hold special observances of this Tetley's Tea . •*»*,25e Pancake Syrup »•>««"•&. 22c nor, 15 John street, are surgical Rumson country club. RAISIN STREUSEL — - 21- Orange Jrice . i«o»-19e event on order of .Gen. H. H. Ar- Congressman and Mrs. James C. patients at Rivenrtew hospital. nold. The only air force activation Tender Leaf Tea v*» ^ 24c Karo S& Syrup ^-^ 15c Apple Juice "".££" —20c Mrs. Archie D. Perslchlnl, togeth- in this area Is the technical labora- Auchincloss have returned from er with her son and daughter of tories, Watson laboratory, Eaton- Washington, D. C.§ during the Con- FUDGE SQUARE . . - 22« Baker'tB^^Co«a^196 B&QMelassat «»I-16C Fig Juice Rock" Hill, South Carolina, are town. greasional recess and are living at mH fm their residence on Buena Vista Carnation &?&$'& ->-39c 6O'clock Jli "-He guests at the home of Mrs. John Walnut Cake - 30* Fr«wtn«r R»tk Pk9. 1 OO d Prune Juice JIpp and family, 32 Locust avenue. If arrangements can be made the avenue with their son and daugh- OvaltfnecKr.'- .35 &85c playground staff will escort groups 2 e MUFFIN MIX *!*».. 13* Pnme Juice Mr«. Perslchlnl Is awaiting the ar- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pound Cake '..? 47» S-mMci R.H. Pk, iQc rival from Heidelberg, Germany, of of children on this tour. The Auehinclos. Cocomaft . . . '«.i-41« BifPr TlSSSSiSSfSS "''20cPrune Juice suiiwur «.M 28C her husband, Lieut Perelchlni. round-trip fare is 20 cents. This MaJ. William Gamwell of the U. will be the first time since the war tm ut Kellogg's Corn Flakes *£:5B Miss Gretchen Richardson, a tele- began that the gates of this super- S. Marine corps arrived Tuesday- Dromedary ^ "* 18e phone operator at Atken, South secret laboratory will be thrown after over a year's duty In the Pa- TootaleV-M . Presto Cake Flour *.*. 26cCorn Flakes HWITFIHJ !.<.»>< 5D Carolina, who has been visiting Mrs. open to the public. Most of the cific. Out of the service perman- Olive Wetiel of Tilton avenue, has equipment that has carried our air ently, tho major will spend the rest Benhm't Surlat i*:24c Cake Flow •WKYFIUD •>. ,*..20e Shredded Wheat »*«*» >*• 11 a ' returned home. Mrs. Wetiel enter- fleets to victory was either de- of the summer with his wife and 10 tained over the week-end Miss Vera veloped at Watson or had the daughters at their home on Water- Slfer's 'HSl ^27c Cow Brand Soda •«•*. 3c Kellogg's Pep . ••>»<> 9* Gross of Belmont, Long Island. "bugs" taken out of it there. man avenue. Cut Beets 'BBB* K? 22c Baking Powder,% n2e Post Bran Flakes •"* 9i Mrs.- John Decker of West Red A large area is being arranged Comdr. 3h«ldon T, Coleman re- Diced Beets "»"eu Bank, who has been confined to her to take care of the thousands of turned Tuesday from Rome and Force Cereal . . -*.11i home by Illness, Is now able to be expect* to be stationed In Wash- visitors expected. Invitations have i For z«sty good eatsag, anil ^•4e Mfiwte Dessert •»•>*.I2e Piffed Wheat SparkiesX9i up and about again. • gone out to the governor, all con- ington. He was formerly a Rum- for good nourishment, too Mr*. Marie Norman and daughter, gressmen, local mayors, oervice son councilman. Yiken Clah Soda St. »•" 8c Kremel 0es8ert8M relatives at Parsons, Kansas. Mrs. Monmouth band will be present. recently returned from two years m Bfi ib29c Miller Is manager of the women's The youngsters should have a of duty aboard an escort aircraft Vanilla Extract ,»" 32c ready-to-wear department at tho real field doy, what with secret ra- carrier in the Pacific and was Snyder store on Broad street, and dar, radio and navigation equip- transferred to the Air Combat In- Whrte Rice -13a Mackerel »27c Cpl. Miller Is statiorjed at Fort ment on display for the first time. telligence school, Quonset, Rhode Monmouth. Spectators will be allowed to use Island. Meeller's 13c Weakfish »29c Miss Margaret Harbison of Half- walkie-talkie sets, according to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Cromey htm Paffn MtCAMNIer ,fc .. FOI IESS THAN |f A GIA5SI Mile road, Llncroft, has returned to Lieut. MacPherson. Captured Ger- of IB Park avenue entertained Sun- Porgies *25c her position at the local office of man and Jap radar equipment will day afternoon In honor of their HIM rage the Jersey Central Power and Light be. on view. This promises to be a daughter Ann Marie who was cele- Clams fe 43c company, after spending a two Mgger eyefull than that tower In brating her sixth birthday. A large Tenderonl weeks' vacation at Atlantic City. s H NECTAR- OUR OWN - MAYFAIR Paris. Boro buses are making ar- decorated cake was provided for Venice Maid "«, » ."cr°Srt 5c Lieut. Robert M. Wohlforth, 2d, rangements for heavy traffic. In the party and favors were In pink son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. case you can't make It yourself, and green. Games were played and Tomato Paste MADMN* ",,7 18C i5 Wohlforth> of Silver-white avenue, keep your neck In pliable shape the prize winners were Helen Lang- M Worcestershire 9o has returned to the Army Air field next Wednesday—squadrons of ler and Margaret Ann Heliker. Van Camp's iffiStt. .?12c at San Marcos, Texas. Lieut. Wohl- planes In formation will salute the Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Pinto Beans TIT* ^««»10C French's Mustard forth, a navigator, recently received Watson lab site. No fee for looking. Victor Emery and daughter Carol, his commission irf "the £rmy Air Ann Page Mustard 8 Nonefor the whole show, in fact. Mrs. Hareton Howland and daugh- LaHg's Sweet Relish'°M0c '""«• l!!!SE,!£lS • *'»* ***** 99g Meal «»^43e Old Ditch Cleanser2 —15« Corps. The softball schedule for the ter Mary Ellen, Betsy Heliker, John 1 288 White, Linda McCarthy and Alice Lanl'slIIH^Jckles -24c Gulden's Mustard »»13c Beehive Honey "- " Kellogg's R&I9. ««""48c Tlsh Mrs. Wilmer A. Robblns of Les start of the second-half Is as fol- s E E T -25. Gertrude apartments on Broad lows: Calvary Baptist-Reformed, Cromey. Ubby't T .: , T .'iS^»-«23c A-1 Sauce > . < »>. b°<. 29c Junket Rennet Tablets *-11e n«iiu vikkimi DOI «^^ 4c. vi»i«»'a tiauu. <% ^14* street is visiting her parents at July 30; Zlon-Unlon, July 81; St. Mrs. Harry H. • Coddlngton of Kttchen Bouquet ^^38e Sparkle Puddings AA ^ 5c ,,, ^ Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mr. James-St. Anthony, August 1; Buena Vista avenue was tha win- Garden Relish A« »~i"13c RhflPMBnirPflllHtf4Mplg25e Br 0 2 ^,27. L 4M Robblns, who is director of the lo- Unlon-Oalvary Baptist; August 2; ning mother-in-law on the "Glam- Stiffed 0llwe8 5!. ffl. ;'30c DO> p p PT 3 • cat USO club. Is visiting relatives Friday, open for rain date. All our Manor" program Friday, July Milk Bone ,r.c J. T >••*>35e A-Penn Machine Oil :i 9c at Vlncentown In South Jersey. teams start again with 1,000%. 13, heard every Friday at noon over Manhattan fSi", »<»i»24t ««.*. 8c Shlnola Shoe Polish Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy of Seats are provided for all specta- radio station WJZ. DogYummles . «-7t Sim place are parents of a son born tors. No charge for the games. Major and Mrs. O. O. Davis, Jr., Lang's Pickles %;u '»>10e Spratt's "r 14B Zero Monday at Fltkln hospital.' • This week we toss the purple or- and children Gerry and Diane left Mayfalr Mr., and Mrs. David Boffey of chids to Mrs. Joseph Odenbach for yesterday for their former home in , West Front street are parents of a the fine wlenors at the canteen Waterloo, Iowa... Major Davis, who Oaklte . ."»!,•.«.,*..) O * sori, David Burnefl Boffoy, born party. It1 wasn't something she has been stationed at^Fort Mon- nmt HINTS Monday at the Women's hospital, cooked up in a minute. To Mr. and mouth, has been 'transferred to Swop New Tork city. Mra. Boffey Is the Mrs. Tommy Morrison . for their overseas duty. Gerry has conduct- \6]Armour's Treet <>< 1 former Mies Nancy Barnes of Red support. Mr. Morrison brought his ed a newspaper route soiling Reg- Ammonia [io] String Beans J ,'; 2 <."22« Bank. accordion and livened the party, To lsters In Rumson and was one of D D Mr, and Mrs. James Anderson Mrs. Francis' Ottlngor for taking tho small army of Tho Register's [20] Asparagus .?,TV. ,"-" 18o and sons James and Walter of caro of finances and records at said bright nowslcs In Monmouth coun- Woolfoam [24] Mazola Oil . -^55c [20] Spinach "Mtr '•--"13? Harding road are sojourning In tho sociable. To Joe Cator for patience ty. Tho Register will miss him New England states. In rigging spotlights last Saturday. very much. A-Penn IRYCLHNEH >•! 53O [is] Spry '. . . »»t-r2.4o [30] Spinach To Cosmo Falcone, MC extraordin- Mrs. EataU^Glynn of Washing- A-Penn Insecticide x^>\fa !2oi Chill Sauce ary, for the floor show he brought ton atretftTT* A surgical "patient at [a]Bleu Cheese »««!* »49c Lanza-Rudolph to tho cantoon', To Mr. and Mrs.Rlvervlew hospital. Flit Inseotlclde 1. SWHB CHJMITf I e ] Mel-O-Bit c^r.p1:... * 35c Pol Chill Sauce Paul Schoonlng for cntortalnlng Marshall Blanltarn and his two tH s M Nuptials Sunday with a now game of "splnno," and daughter! of River road' rocontly Sanl-Flush . 2. "FIAV0H-SAVW ! a ] Ched-O-Bit Al\ -35c [20! Snider's Catsup «« 18I also their guest, Lieut. Rudosll, who moved to Holmdol for the month Drano . . [io] V-8 Cocktail 2!.°: 30. Miss Laura Lanza, daughter of played banker with the toy mac- of August, to tho farm previously 3.S0U>:iN!THE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Latua of West caronl. To Lillian Mayhow and hor owned by Charles B. Harding, For Barcolene i ] Llederkranz mtm J^. 26c |10] C»••>«• 17i seph Rudolph, U, 8. Army Signal for furnishing transportation.to the dence, A burn party was givon Fri [eiBondost ,.^;, -47c Corps, son ot Mrs, Emma Rudolph CAP brondenst. To Dot LovorsltlRO day night by Mnrty Lou and Mar Dazzle 4i.k.i,|7c Cream Cheese r-^'11c [30] firape Juice of LaCrosio, Wtacbnsln. Fathor for mnhjh cla Blankarn nt thn Holmdcl farm, for making,n canteen file. She dU- . MISA. Joan Hognn,. MIM Viola Reckltts Blue SBWUISiU 2 ;.", U18 A corps, will perform tho coromony. aRors hav t 1nwiiT [Til i>. ' MIM Lanca ho* bhosen MIM Nat- eon slnco Joraoy 'City, ara guoats of Mrs, no) Apple Sauce alie Parker of Rumson for . hor January, 1MB, . To Frank Lovor- Frederick Flnnorty of Flrsl streot. ' Cm-Rite.Wax Paper ','»"• 15c maid of honor, and Loul« Lanza of sldRo, Ralph Marino and "Rod" P*S Davis for oxtra offorti In tho ball A mooting of tlio harvoat homo, Buffalo, Now York, a brother of oommlttoo wan held Sunday oven- tho'bride-to-be, will bo bo«t man. i»ttK0, To the school board for transferring games to. tho Ing at Holy Cross hull, Tho ovont WHITE H0U8E EVAPORATED FANCY CREAMERY THE PERFECT FOOD! of M,Kit?M} ' T°U0W *' thfl homa. diamond. To Miss Barbara Hall for will talto place from 'August 10 to of M, 1 18, Inoluslvo, " ' Th.' f^* "? ««"">-.Btout AVonuo, li a mirKtcnl patlont at lv«ry pint of WhIN HOUII pnvMM 0«t »»U( batUr raqulr«m«l(H Hi ««f itmvM W^Bktarv luinllili Mini Mpnmouth, /or frost co-operation In tranipor. nivtrvltw hospital. , 100 Units el "tunihliu" Vlhmln O, Pslry Otttrtminll • facreSIx. RED BANK REGISTER JULY 26, 1945 ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL man of the week who will be hon- Rev. Paul Myers, pastor of th« Bel- ' Belford ored by a moment of silent prayer ford Methodist church, officiated. YMCA Day Camps ITEMS PERTAINING TO Services Sunday morning will be during morning service Is S/Sgt. Interment ms In Bay View ceme- morning prayer and sermon, con- William. .Warren Palmer of New Deaths In Red Bank tiry. ' ' ducted by Allen B.McGowan at 9:S0 Monmoutli. ' Mr. FUher was a former resi- Carry On Despite •'clock. " dent of Kearny, where h« played DUR LOCAL CHURCHES Church school it closed until the BEFOBMED soccer with ttie Brie Athletic asso- lrst Sunday in September. Th, youth fellowship 'service will and Vicinity ciation. He had been in the boat Rainy Wea|her ' IXBST METHODIST at th* -last omcdal board m**tlng. begin-at 8:30 o'clock Sunday morn- renting bssines. in Leonardo toe Plans were mad* for an extensive "God la Intensely Personal" will w METHODIST ing. The tubjeftt for discussion will MBS. FBANK i. HDHN end a resident of Red Bank more past 20 years. ' Contests, Song FetU b« tha subject for Rev. Roger J. building and improvement cam- Bedford be "How You Can Tell a Christian Surviving- ar* tttreV brothers, Mrs. Bertha E. Huhn, wife of than 50 years, who fci«d Sunday at Squire'* sermon next Sunday-mom- paign. A committee was appointed Notices for Sunday, July 29; 9:30 From a Pagan/' During August Ed- her home, 67 Harrison avenue, wa« Henry and Frank Ftotier of Kearny Make Sunshine Inside taf at 11 o'clock. Allan Carman to investigate the> needs of the u m., church school, George-Sceley mund Crelin and William Adorns Frank J. Huhn, 88 Branch avenue, held Tuesday at the Worden funer- aija unaries Fisher of Belleville church and Sunday-school. The a resident of Red Bank the laet 26 arid one sister, Mrs. Mary Kelly of * will present the following program: superintendent; 10:45'a. m., "The will offer the junior talks. al home, Rev. Roger J. Squiret pas- For Happy Children "Prelude, 'Fantasie in A Minor'* minister presided at the meeting. Revival "Seeded Today"; 7:45 p. m., Divine worship will begin at 10:46 years, died Tuesday afternoon at tor of the First Methodist church, Leonardo. Youth Fellowship is busily en- Hazard hospital, following on oper- by Reginald Martin; anthem, sen- "The Abiding Presence of Jesus j'clock Sunday. The choir will sing officiated. Interment was in Fair The summer program ot th» ior choir,, "O, Jesus, Tnou*'Art raged in efforts to raise $100 pledg- Jhrist." i "Jesus Gives Rest to the Weary.'.' ation. She was in falling health MRS. MINNIE BALLOU OHIOSAY 0 for some time and was a patient at 'lew cemetery. YMCAs of Monmouth county con- Standing," Paul Ambrose; offertory, ed to the Crusade for Christ. One Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock The sermon will be ;"God's Al- Mrs. Smith wa« th* daughter of tinues despite the rainy weather to '"Where {he Stars Are Burning," group within the group has dedi- prayer service, led by. Rev. P. J. mighty Hand." During August the :he hospital several.weeks. • Mrs. Minnie Ballou Ghiosay, wife Mra. .Huhn yiraa born at Manas-the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Bly. of Louis Ghiosay of Cliffside, died serve an increasing number of boys Harry Rowe Shelley; postlude, cated itself • to help beautify ..the Myers, with a discfission of the following ministers will be guest She had resided in Middletown a and girls. • sanctuary in the near future. quan, the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Thursday of laat week at her home, %rtaKtXtJFantasiaJn_O'<.", J. S. questions on the Bible, the church preachers: Student Minister Ralph ihort time before moving to Red after a long Illness. Interment took In Red Bank where Miss Marion. Bach. There- will be the reception —Three young men leftrMbnilay-for- and theTiroblems-of—GbrlBtian-Iiv— -Hjelm—o,f—Augustana seminary^ Fisher Eckman^ arid the late An- Bank. drew EckmaiT She~fiad~ been a iPlace,,Mpnday.Jn_Ealj;_VJew ceme-_ Scott and her associates, Edmund of new members. ' } the Irite'rmediate Institute at Mal- ing in these difficult days. Monthly Rock Island, "Illinois, August. 5 j Surviving are a, daughter, Mra. tery. . Crellh, carry on" a .program for~80— 'At 8 p. m. the service will be- aga, camping meeting at Malaga, meeting of the official board after Rev. Peter M. Boelhouwer of CoIt'B member of the Baptist church here many years and waa' an.-active 'lorence S. Kennedy; three grand- Mrs. Ghiosay was a former resi- boys and g-lris each week, the spa- gin with .the hymn-sing led by New Jersey. They are Herbert irayer service. *'- . Neck Reformed church, August 12; hildren, Florence, Howard and cious gymnasium of the YMCA r Schaeffer. Stanley Richards and lember of the Philathea society. dent of Red Bank, and at one time Frank G. Warner. PreludlT" 'Soll- Rev, and Mrs. Paul J. Myers and Student Minister Fred Gotwald of William Kennedy, all living- at home made' her home^wlth her aunt, the buUding on Riverside 'avenue pro- tude," Demarest; anthem, "O, Zlon, Samuel Howard. They wil spend 'amily, and Mrs. Sarah Atkinson Gettysburg theological seminary, She also was a member of Pride nd several nieces and nephews. vides a shelter and ample space for one week at the Christian training of Monmouth council, . Sons and late Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain of : Haste Thy Mission." James Walch; returned Thursday from a two August 19; Rev. George R. Tolson "A South street. Besides her husband activities when the storms mai* offertory, "Consolation," Franz School.' - ., weeks vacation In Wildwood. of Chicago theological seminary, Daughters of Liberty of Red Bank. out-of-doors activity undesirable.' Besides, her husband and mother, MRS. BRANSON VANHISB she leaves a son, Hudson Manahan, Liszt; postlude, "Larghetto," Han- Lieut, and Mrs. Rothemel were August 26, and Rev. John W. and- s stepson, Clayton 'Ghiosay, Story telling; contests and song . del. Sermon subject by the minis- guests at last Sunday evening's ser- JJAPTIST Beardslee, missionary and dean of Urs. Huhn Is survived by a daugh- -JMrs. Clara B. VanHlie, 72, wife tests make the sunshine inside As- ter, Miss Betty Huhn, living at f Branson VanHis* of. West As- both members of the armed forces ter, "Taking Yourself Too Serious vice. Mr. and Mrs. L C.-Simpson Keyport . boys at Kentucky mission school, v in the South Pacific, Also surviv- sisting Miss Scott and Mr. Crelin and daughter Ruth of Arlington, September 2. . •• '" • iiome; two sons, Frank J. Huhn, bury avenue, Neptune, dlefd Sunday are Edward Conway, Jean Olson, 'Just Looking On" will be the. night at her home. She had re- ing are two brothers, Harry L. Bal- Altar flowers will be the gift of Virginia, were guests at the morn- Last Monday evening the Christ- r., U. S. Army, ( and Walter L.' Virginia Bailley, Lois Inscoe, Ed- Sunday morning sermon theme of Huhn, fireman first class of the ided in that section for 50 years. lou ot Moatclalr and C. Joseph Bal- . Malcolm E. Minton In remembrance Ing service. :he pastor, Rev.- LeBlie D. Mac- mas bazar executive committee met lqu of New Brunswick. ward Ottlnger and Arthur Morse. at the home of Mrs. W. Rankin. Submarine service, U. S. Navy, both Surviving also are three sons, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. EI- jines, and his topic at the 8 of whom are now at home. She is Cpi. Chester VanHlse . with thi In Freehold the day'camp ia oper- • wood W. Minton. PRESBYTERIAN clock evening service wJH be Plans were completed for the bazar SYLVESTER KENDZIA: ated by the YMCA and Its larg* : Plans eur« under way for the bazar Red Bank . How to Become Wealthy." The which will be held November 29. It also survived by a. brother, Leon Army~ln~Germany; Charles B. a.t clubrooms and gynaslum provid* smd harvest hom* Aurust M at The pastor will preach Sunday Inlster wil leave Monday on his was decided that a church calendar Eckman of Ozone Park, Long Is- home, and PFC. Arnold, now In the SylveiUr Kendzla, aged SO, shelter from the elements and th* Fellowship hall. Beginning at 5 morning at 11 o'clock on the sub- annual vacation. would be "made for 1946. Harry In- land, and two sisters, Mra. Lillian 'hllipplnes; three daughters, Mrs. laased away Sunday at Monmouth setting for amateur hours and han- o'clock dinner will be served until ject, "The Prayer Life of Jesus." •The Philathea class will hold a gels was. appointed business man- Bcckun and Mrs. Martin Miller, Elsie- M. McDermott and Miss Memorial bospltal, after ah illness dicraft activities during the rainy 8 p. m. Tickets ar« availabls now Translated to the Church Trium-. picnic supper tomorrow at 7 p. xn. ager and Mrs. Wallace Rankin waa both of Lakewood. Helen VaHlse at home and Mrs.of several months. He- waa born spell. Mm. Dayton Wilson and Jo- from the following: Mrs. Elizabeth phant—Elder Rutherford W. Wood- at the. home of Mrs. Eleanor Wel- appointed assistant manager. Mrs. Members of Sons and Daughters oan Brown of New Bedford; four in Poland, but had lived for more seph Lichtennteln, co-directors, are Boyd, Mrs. H. S. Higginson, Mrs. A. head, Reckless place, Thursday, gand on Holmdel road, Hazlet. W. Bradshaw ia chairman of the f Liberty lodge will hold their ser- grandchildren and four sisters, Mrs. than 40 years at Leonardo. He is assisted by John Moreau, Ann Da- X. Lauber, Mrs. F. W. Warner, Mrs. July 12, at New York city. Bible school with classes for all executive council and Mrs. John ice tonight at 8 o'clock at the Wor- Henry Polhemug of Freehold, Mr*. survived by his father Frank vlson, Rachel Buck, James Davieon, J. N. Beers; Mrs. A. M. Morris, Flowers, were placed upon the ages convenes Sunday at 9:46 a. m. Muller and Mrs. T.. Russell Clark den funeral home. Delia Watklna and Mm. Hattle Kendzla, a brother Anton of Leon- Mrs. Frank Bush, Barbara Jum Mise Grace M. Allen and Mrs. R. pulpit. Sunday by the family of The attendance was 136 last Sab- are assistants. *The funeral will b« held tomor- Stryker of Eatontown and Mrs. ardo and a sister, Mrs. Vincent Foster, Marlon Dupuls and Bernlcg row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the McIIvaine. Inscoe. There 'will be onty 250 Rutherford W. Woodhead in re- bath. The young people's meeting The address of Rev. George Am- May Tnuwell of Red Bank. Shubert, Brooklyn, N. Y. Worden funeral home, - with Rev. Funeral services will be held at tickets sold, so reservations-should membrance of his birthday, July 23. is at 7:15 p. m., with Dick Toung merman will be East Falmouth, Charles A. Thunn, pastor of the Burial,' yesterday waa in Mount The day camp at Keyport, spon- b* made at. onoe. There will be an Another bouquet was placed upon is leader. • - . lape Cod, Massachusetts, care of 2 p. m. today at the residence, with Olivet cemetery, after a requiem sored by the Klwanls club, boara Bapttet church officiating. Inter- of education and the Keyport YM- apron booth with Mrs. Higginson the pulpit by Sgt. and Mrs. John A full schedule of. services will Miss F. Sharman. ment wlirbe in Fair- View cemetery. Revi Norman H. Paulan officiating. mass, at St Agnes Catholic church, and the Thimble club in charge; a. Grimm Thompson. iohtlnive throughout August. Guest IntermentIt' ' will in Monmouth Atlantic Highlands, ^with Father CA Is fortunate this year to bs food table under the supervision Of Memorial Park cemetery. housed In the Keyport grammar The pastor and his family will preachers will (ill the pulpit. The FBESBYTERIAN JAMES Wi WILLIAMS * Michael H. Callahan, officiating. Miss Maytie Morris; elephant booth, spend August in the south. A list mid-week meetings will be in Funeral was under Uie direction school 'through the courtesy of the Mrs. Allan Carman; Mrs. E. Boyd of visiting pastors will be published charge of the deacons. Eaton town The funeral of James W. Wil- MRS. WILLIAM B. WILLIAMS Keyport school board. Ihirlngr tha Rev. Chester John Padgett will of the Martin funeral home. rainy weather Uie large basement will be in charge of the kitchen next-week. iaraa, 68, husband of Mrs, Eetelle He was a member of the Brevent The board of trustees,will meet speak on "God's Covenant With Williams, who died < Monday Mrs. Anna Brener Williams, 71, assembly room and occasionally the • and Mrs. Lauber the dining room. HI0IIP01NT SPIRITUALIST Man',' at Sunday morning'B service widow of William B. Williams, died 'ark and Leonardo fire company. auditorium are used for Indoor During the week of Jflly 30 to Monday night at the office of Alex- Chapel Hiy morning at his home ,on> Liberty ander D. Cooper, beginning at 10:45 o'clock. The street, Middletown, was held yester- Sunday at her home on Sean ave- game* and for rainy day activities August 4, Mr.- Squire will attend Services Sunday will be as fol- choir wil sing. In the evening at nue, Navesink. She was born in when necessary. Mrs. George Cher- the Intermediate. Institute at Pen- The ushers for July Include Irv- lows: 10:30 a.'m., Sunday school; 8 day afternoon at the Mount Memor- Freehold Adds ing Harold Wood, Thomas W. Os- 7:45 o'clock gospel service the min- ial home. Rev. George W. Toung, Brooklyn and bad been a resident ry, director and her assistants, Og- nlngton as a faculty member. j'clock, evening service. Rev. Fran- ister's sermon will be "Still Alive- of Naveslnk 31 years. den Schanck, James Carberry, Lou- Toung people from our ohurch at- born, James A. Worden, Clark E. :ea Stevenson, pastor, has selected paBtor of the Middletown Baptist Three Teachers Wallace, William Morrow and How- Why?" The young people'sTchbir church, officiated. Interment was Surviving are a daughter, Miss ise Holtzlandcr, Caroi Wharton, tending the Institute representing 'Belief in the Ministry of the Holy will be heard and the pastor will Kathryn Williams, living at home; The Freehold Board of Education Janet Lufbufrow and Alice Mount the Intermediate .department are ard L. Ungerer. •host" ae her sermon topic. . in Fair View cemetery. have conducted enich a popular pro- play a trumpet solo. The bearers were Edward and wo sons, William B. Williams, Jr., last Wednesday night employed Rc*ert Otten and Clarence Wood- three new teaohera,' reMred a li- gram all summer that every week ' ward- GOODWILL METHODIST The church sohool council will Woodrow Francis, Victor Siegler at home and -Oliver B. Williams of FIRST METHODIST Perth Amboy and brarian, spUt the duties of school there are some campers who are -j Members of the W. 8. C.'S. exe- > Rumson meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the and Christian Diets, two brothers. disappointed because the capacity Atlantic' Highlands manse. Born at Old Bridge, the deceased Wesley Brener of Orange and nurse and. attendance officer into cutive board and bazar committee 'Worship Sunday at" 11 a. m. The "Ths Glory of God's Creation" 1B two jobs and hired a new mainten- enrollment of 40 day campers has chairmen wW meet Jointly In the pastor. Rev. VT: Winfleld West, will The young people will go on a had been a resident of Middletown George Brener ol Jamaica, Long Is- been reached. • • the theme of the sermon by Rev. bo&.t trip off the Jersey coast Fri- the past 30 years. He was a'mem- land. ance man and JanlWr. Tho resig- pastor's study Monday, August fl, be away on vacation and the mes- Roy E. Williams, Jr., for Sunday nations of three teachers were ac- at 7:50 o'clock, with Mrs. Lauber mage will be delfvered_-by__Oscar day evening, August 3. They will ber of the Silver council, Junior O. . Funeral services were conducted At the parish home of the Church •mbrnlng~at 11 o'clock. In this ser- meet at the church at; 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the residence cepted. of St. Uriel, the Archangel, in Sea presiding. Benson, an exhorter In ..the Sea vice there will be special music by U. A. M. of Little Silver, and the Bright Methodist church. Sunday and will leave from Rumson for. the Middletown Baptist church, and a and Interment under supervision Miss Eleanor Morton of Manas- Girt, the Spring -Lake and Sea Girt There will be no August meeting the senior and Junior choirs, a chil- cruise. Reservations muBt be made of A. M. Posten * Sons took place quan la the now school nurse and YMCA day camp can be found of the Woman's society. ATI efforts school at 9:45 o'clock. dren's sermon by the pastor based veteran of the Spanlsh-A^heVlcan with James White at once, as the war during which he served with yesterday morning in Roaedale will be assisted-by Mls« Ann Clancy every rainy day working on hobby are focusing on the ba*ar August Large congregations ' attended n. the phrase in the Apostles' of Freehold, who received a tem- both services Sunday In spite of the number is limited to 30 members. the third regiment, New Jersey In- cemetery, Orange. projects and receiving individual In- 23. The next regular meeting of the Tec6, "His Only Son, Our Lord," The minister has completed four fantry. porary appointment last year dur- struction from Frank J. Plngitore, ^society will be In September. weather. The new chancel window, and a moment of prayer for the ing the lllncee of Mrs. Margaret director. In the winter Mr. Pingl- given In -memory of Mr. and Mrs. messages in the prophetic series of Surviving besides his wife are JACOB C. SCHILLING inirlng August Rev. Roger J. serviceman of the week, Russell W. sermons on the theme, "Bible Light Sacco. The new teachers are Miss tore Is the popular coordinator of Charles B. Sutter by their children, Phillips. several nieces and nephews. Squire trill be on vacation. Quest On the Last Days." These messages Tuesday evening members of the The funeral of Jacob C. Schilling, Lois Hayenga of Irvlngton, Mrs. physical education in the Red Bank preachers include: August B, a. m., was dedicated at ths evening ser- 66, of Monroe avenue, Little Silver, Edwin Howell of Freehold and Miss public schools and le coach of tho , vice with an impressive ceremony, Church school will convene at havebeen mimeographed and made Silver council conducted services at Rev. Albert L. Baner, former min- 9:45 a. m. in St Mary's chapel with available to those interested. The who died Sunday at his hjome, wadLavinia Wicoff of Plalneboro and football team. Twenty boys ars en- The window depicts Holman Hunt's the funeral home, with Harrison rolled. ister oi local ohurch and now su- beginners and primary classes subjects are "Tho Coming Religious Shampanore as councilor and Ed- held yesterday afternoon at the they are successors to Miss Evelyn perintendent of Camden district; famous picture, "Light of the Worden funeral home. Rev. James Aikey, Miss Dorothy Chamberlain World." meeting at the Some of Mr. and Dictatorship," "The Return of Our mund Ayers as chaplain. All of these projects are supervis- August 5, p. m., Rev. Roy K. Wil- Mra. Paul Muir. Lord," "The Signs of Christ's Com- Paul, acting rector of St: George's and*Mrs. June Fleming. ed by the staff of the Monmouth liams, pastor of ; Atlantic High- The fourth quarterly eonferenoe ing" and "How This Age Will End MBS. JOHN N. FUBIATO Episcopal church, Rumson, officiat- Re-employed in the Freehold sys- Federation of TMCAs. William H. land* Methodist ohurch; August 12, waa held Sunday and *xeeUeTYt re- ed. Interment was In Fair View tem after an absenca was Mrs. port* from.all departments of the FIRST PKESBYTERIAN Politically." The. fifth sermon in Petherbrldge of Red Bank,is tha \ a. m. and p. m., Rev. R. D. Adams, Atlantic Highlands the series will be ready for dis The funeral of Mrs. Rose Furlato, cemetery. Mary A. Thomasaon, librarian, who executive secretary ard Ivan R. ..; minister of First Presbyterian church were submitted to the dis- wife of John N. Furiato of Nave- Born In New York olty, the Don had been ill, while Arthur Hanley trict superintendent, Dr. A. C. Morning prayer and ««rmon at 11 trlbution Sunday and is on the sub- Reynolds of Manasquan, associate.. * church, Little Rock, Arkansas; Au- o'clock, with Rev. Donald N. Cor- ject, "The Amazing Jew." A free- sink River road, Middletown town- of the late Joseph and Helene and Wilbur J. McIIvaine, both of gust 19, a. m., Rev. A. C. Brady, Brady. The pastor was Invited ship, who died Sunday at her home, Klein Schilling, he waa until his re- Freehold, were taken on as main- back for another year and the sal- real preafching. Subject: "A Win will offering ..will be .accepted to superintendent of New Brunswick dow On the World/' Musio by the help defray the expense of mimeo- a held Tuesday morning,at St. tirement a few years ago, a con- tenance man and janitor respect- Driver Asleep, Car district; August 19, p. m., Rev. C. ary wa« Increased $100 per year Anthony's church, where a high tracting electrician. For more th>n ively. • • ' , An increase In membership of 24 chancel choir, Sunday-school meets graphing. The minister Invites any ' M. Witt, minister Simpson Metho- at 10 o'clock with classes for al who are interested in the1 prophetic Dials of requiem was celebrated by 28 years he was a member of local Hits Pole, 3 Hurt dist ohurch, Long Branch, and Au-per bent was also reported. During Rev. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo. •*> Inter- No. 3, International Electrical the past year extensive repairs have ages. Mid-week fellowship will meet teaching of the Word of God to An . automobile being operated gust 26, a. m. and p. m., Rev. George Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in call in • person at the church or ment, under the direction of the Workers of New Tbrk city. Red Bank Woman T. Fll-ntuninlster Morrlstown Meth- beep, me.de to the building, includ- Worden funeral home, was in Surviving ar» his wife, Mrs. Alice early Saturday morning south ing the Installation of water and the manse. manse for their copies of the mos Hurt In Crash along Route 35, Eatontown, by odist cmjreh and associated with sages or to write the pastor en- Mount Olivet cemetery. Blschoff Schilling, and a son, Law- Dr. Norman V. Peale. other kitchen facilities in the base- The chancel choir will meet next Bom in Italy, the daughter of the rence J. Schilling of Fair Haven. A Red Bank woman, lire. Cath- James Yetman of A»bury Park, ment. Plans are under way to in- Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in closing stamps to cover the coBt ol erine Brown of 228 Mechanic street swerved off the highway Into a Sunday, jSeptember-J, Rev. Squire each'message and mailing. late Joseph and Maria Trlnulll The bearers were Mayor Edgar stall a new roof on the north side the church. Mrs. Ralph M. Kinder- Alexander, Mm. Furiato was V. Denlse and Noel J. Lartaud of was admitted to Fitkln hospital, in pole when the driver fell asleep at •will return to the pulpit. This will man and Mrs. Hunter Pollack are the wheel, causing Injuries to him- tie th« service for Saeramet of the of the building, redecorate the Flowers were placed in . th( brought to this country when, Bhe Fair Haven and Elmer Henfey. and a semi-conscious state Friday morn- classroom and complete the base- new members of the choir. church last Sunday by a. olose was a child. She had been a resi- ing at 6:30 o'clock when she was self and two. passengers, also Lord's Supper. Communion medi- Thomas Gould of Atlantlo Hlgh- residents of Asbury Park. tation by the minister. Special ment renovations. A goal of an ad The Presbyterian softball team friend in memory of T/Sgt. Wil- dent of Middletown township the lands. * found In her wrecked automobile maste by the senior choir. dltlonal 25 per cent Increase in will play the Central Baptist team fred J. Winning,- who died July 19, last 26 yeans. off highway- 35. She was treated Walter Stimax received aaalp membership during the next year 1e Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock on 1944, in France. Besides her husband, she to sur- for a possible fractured right shoul laceration! and neck Injuries ani also one of the projects. the high school field, and Leonardo MRS. ELLEN M.' SCULLY der. John Jacobs suffered abrasions Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran vived by a daughter, Mrs. , Mary Baptist Tuesday at the Leonard METHODIST Jullano; six sons, Michael, Joeeph, The funeral of Mrs. BUen M. Ocean townsrhlp police, who In- about his right eye' and his lefts* Red Bank BATSHOBE OOMMtrNITr field. William' and NlohoJas Furiato, al Scully, 80, wife of Edwin L. Scully, vestigated, said thi car—a two-door, leg. Yetman also received lacera- Sunday, July 29, services at 8:30 Sea Bright 211 Broadway, Keyport who. died coach—had swerved off the high- tions and ail were treated at Mon« E«wt Keansburg Rev. Walter B. Williams will of Tlnton Falls; two sisters, Mrs, a. TO. with sermon by Chaplain The summer services consist of BAPTIST Mamie Fracapane, Jersey City; MM Monday at Monmouth Memorial way, turned over and landed in the mouth Memoral hosiptal. Police Frommhagen, "A Steward's Zeal." preach at the Sea Bright Methodis hospital, was held this morning at bushee south of Herbert avenue in Chief Harry Kirkegard of Eaton- church school and adult Bible class New Monmouth church at 7:30 p. m..on the topic, Maggie Stavola, Middletown town- Church school will follow the ser- at 10 a. m. and morning service at The danger of a half-cure has ship, and two brothers, Nioholas St. Joseph's church, Keyport, ^here West Deal. The oar was badly town, who Investigated, stated no vice at 9:45. Teachers and workers "If." There will be the usual 15 a high maea of requiem was offered damaged, police said. complaints or charges were mad*. 11 o'clock. This Sunday, Rev. John even .more serious '• Implications In minutc gospel service. Church Alexander, Jersey City, and Frank are needed in the school. Plans are P. Euler will preach on "Destruc- the spiritual realm than it does in Alexander, New York city. by Rev. John P. Burke. Interment, being made for a teaohers' train- school meets at 10:S0 a. m. Mrs. under the direction of the H. S. 1 tion or Salvation." Colored pictures the physical. Because this truth Eleanor Lindsay Is superintendent The bearers were Eugene DeFal- ing course . All Interested persons booklets will be given to everyone has not been emphasized enough in co, Jr., Arthur Kpifano, Vlncen Bedle funeral home, was in St. Jo- should consult the pastor, Rev. recent years, Rev. William p. Po- The church fair will be hold Au- seph's cemetery. Oharies E. Rltter. attending the 11 o'clock service. gust 17; Will folks who have thing Sacco and Chris DeFazlo. They will be baaed on the sermon well will preach this Sunday morn- Born at Keyport, the daughter of Th* Luther league will meet to give please bring them at any tho late Patrick and EUen Furey There will also be an anthpm by ing on "The Danger of a Half- time row to the parsonage? MRS. ELIZABETH FITZGERALD 5» Wednesday evening at 7:80 o'clock; the choir. Cure." The morning service begins Sullivan, Mrs. Scully -Is., survived, Holy Trinity church haa a definite at 10:50 a. m. and both the adult Tho official board will meet n The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A. besides her husband, by several Every Wednesday at R p. m. spec- Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock a' FiUgorald, widow of Thomas Fitz- Bmmit M« itlmHoit offmrnitkhtp* offnh nakit§ program for the youth of the com- ial prayer aervice. and. junior choirs will take part ohlldren. munity. . , In the service. the parsonage. gerald, 213- Kane street, Brooklyn, who died Friday at Ivy Nursing THOMAS FISHXjR. h *fbn uitftaiuud sw mJvitt rayit/tf tcnMtrathm METHODIST "Ticket to Heaven" is the topic BAPTIST home, Middletown, was held Mon- Fnwr ommoH or CHBJST, Highlands - • of the pastortj message for the Leonardo day at St Paul's church, Brooklyn", The funeral of Thomas Fisher, tt'actioiu ' . SCIENTIST "Docs .God Care?" will be the evening gospel service at 7:45 ' Sorvlces Sunday will be as fol- where a high mass of requiem was 82, who died Saturday at the Hill- Services in First Churoh of Christ, theme of Rev. John M. Long's Sun- o'clock. The musical program will lows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; celebrated. Interment, under the top Nursing home, Middletown, Scientist, at 209 Broad street, Red day morning sermon at 11 o'clock. feature a peppy hymn' sing and morning worship at 11, sermon bi direction of the Mount Memorial waa held Tuesday afternoon at the Bank, are held Sundays at 11 a. The Rainbow and senior choirs will special muslo by the young people's Rev. Ellwood S. Wolf, on, "We ar home, waa in Calvary cemetery, Scott funeral home at Belford. m., Sunday-school at 11 a. m., and slng.-speclal anthems. At the even choir, ; Called to Tasks;" evening service, Brooklyn. ounl > fr/emoriai +J4o Ing worship following a aong ser- m tome Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. Sunday-school convenes, at B:45 a. .8 o'clock. Surviving are several nieces; one '"Truth" is the Leason-Sermon vice the pastor wil spe«k on "Th m. und is under direction of Su- Beloved Physician." All are cor- The Women's Missionary society of whom is Mra. Raymond Tlernoy subject for Sunday, July 29. perintendent W, Wl Coddlngton. -will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the of Monmouth Beach. Golden Text: "O Ix>rd God of dially welcome to the services, ns There are'classes for every age and well as to the meeting at 9:45 a. m. church. 135 W. Dronl Si. R.J Banl, *D.Lkoni 226 hosts, who 1« a strong Lord like un-, a welcome for everyone; ' - MRS. ANNIE B. SMITH to thee? Justice and judgment are of the Sunday-school under direc- Softball league Hnals'for the first the habitation of thy throne; mercy tion of Mrs." HRttle" Wnlstrom," and hair between Atlantic Highlands The Red Bank Register is aup- ThiVfuneral of Mrs. Annie B. Mrs. Esther Dennis. portdd by local as well as out-of- Smith, widow of Richard C. Smith and truth shall go before thy face." Methodist und ' New Monmouth town business men—Advcrtlsemcn (Ps. 88:8, 14).' Baptist tcaans will be,played oh the Sermon. Passages from the King PRESBYTERIAN, Ijcomirdo high school ilcld this MEMBER,THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RUtf • * James version of the Bible include: Rumson evening at 6:45 o'clock. After the "Study to shew thyself approved Rev. William (talvin Ct>lby will gome tho Young People's Christian unto God, a workman that needeth preach on the subject, "The Hidden association will meet at tha church. Tiioma^Manson MONUMENTS nof to be ashamed, rightly dividing Life" at.,the 11 p'clofcjk (jfcrvlco Sun- Young people of high school age tlie word of truth." II Tim. 2:15). day morning, The prelude will "be and up me Invited to attend. You buy it once Correlative passages from "Science "Evensong" by DcmorrM, played by Monday at 7- p. m. Is play night & Son, Inc. and Health with Key to the Scrip- Prof. Chnrlej Gotflchnlk at the or- nt the field across from the church. tures" by Mnry Baker . Kddy In- gnn. Softlmll practice and fun for all The Oldest . to last forever clude: The noKinner and primary depart- who wish to pnrtlcipate. We Know ments meet nt.10 o'clock In Hinp Monument Manufacturing .'.. "Truth l« revealed.' It needs only • Tilpsdny (it 6:45 p. m. softlmll The oholce of a Memorial— to be practiced. Th^ bent nermtm ham hnll. The Intermediate deport- jjiimo with Atluntlc ,, Highlands and Retailing Company How Much ever preached l« Truth practiced ment will hole! children's rhnprl Methodists, on Leonardo -Held. a lastlngjtrlbute to a beauti- sorvirp, rurHltU'trd by Hev. Colby, ' in Monmouth County We Help and demonstrated by the destruc- Thnre \ylll be no prayer meeting ful memory . . . . " tion of sin, McknePH, nnri death" in Ihp churrh auditorium nl. Ih HIM'VICPS during August. The scrvlco- (p.*. 174,' 2()D. sumfl hour. Perhaps no one save the ftmeral To choose a design truly In director himself knows jutt ho^t METrtODIHT CUN'J'IiAL BAl'TINT keeping with the character much he give* in the way of service) Atlantic Hlphlftnds Your Expression of Eaton\own •' "God'n Dimension" will be th of one who has been doar to how, very many thing* he does to Rev. "Paul G. Jochinku will thumt of the'sormon to be delivered True Remembrance you ,',... comfort the family-, to create and proach at the 10:50 o'clock Sunday by th<' pimtor, HPV. IT. Kiijfpni' preserve a memory picture which No other act of a normal morning service on "Seek "Ye First Shearer ut Uie morning worship g'T- To know that time will not may be treatured forever. The good the Iflngdom," Claire Mount and vlco .Sunday nt 11 n'viocU. " I'htui1 man's llfo gives him moro Joycclon Mount, pianists;" will br will lie it moment of silent prnyer comploto soul satisfaction mar tho texture of thestono, funeral director devote* himself than tho building 'of a Me- soloists. Tin: 7:30 o'clutk evening for Die ft'i-vli'i'nuin of tlic wrrli, .In- CJnly iiii-iijIuii-H of Dili the definition oi the design whole-heartedly to the service of •worship will bruin, with a nonn ser- soph K. Crosby. Jr. l^hnly iirii wnlconifi in orlal to hla loved ones who humanity. ... vice, The: jmJiWji will prune!) the Chili eh Hi'lionl 'i:on'vi'nrn ' In tlii1 A'tclcphono call to our ofUco h,avo gono on. and lottering , , . . to have mil' jii'i'imi'ntlni] room, will bring, a salesman vvlio last In the scrip* un "Men' Who("Impe' l (it, 10 II.,m, Willlinn Mii\Knn wlipfo.^n much rnvrr- "bur loloct Barrs. Momorlals the ussurnnce that this lm- ^4^ \vlll, without any obligation, •will be,^'Krnncls of AMIHBI." The j rrnhmr yeir iM ~^<*Wut~.tjM/.».».fcah»»i, has Hhlp Is lit 1 p. in. Mint MillKHIfl oinplciyril IIB In thr proval—your guaranto* oi a minister, will render « violin solo, Conovor will hi> lh« loadrr. ini'in'ii In) service. Only Monument Dcnlori In finer, Memorial at no extra mado for' eternity , , . . accompanied by W. Lester Whlt- Activities of Iho week Include lied nnnk coat Visit our showroom flold, church Ituigun bnll gunm Mbniliiy nt and so* our display ot thus •• Rev. Chester Apy of tho Second 7 p. m, with the I'Jrn«by1erlnn tcimr, cartMed Memorials.. Advent church, KatontownVwIII bd meeting Tuesday'of ihp. teurlii'is JOHN E. DAY 10 DRU OND PL., Monmouth, FUNERAL HOME guest preacher nt the mornlnK «er- and. olllrers of' tho chinch school ul .KUNKHAI, JIOMK. Hnll) • vjpci July 30 and August 0 during the homo of thti Hupcrlntrmlint, RS Rlv»nlil» Av«mi» JOHN VAN KIRK til* abaunce of the paator, who will William, Maxson, mld-wri'li pinyci ' i'lionf 331 Kill.Dink RED BANK, N. J. Monument Co. be uUnnalnn the Intermediate In- strvlct In the-*tlurch Wcdncudny ul 301 MKIIIII I'lnce, Kryiiiirl N«t to Mt Ollv«t C«m«t«ry I'lmiiii. I .ID I Telephone R.'fi. 24 STATE il »llti|to nti Pcnnlnijton. R p,,m. and choir rohonriinl Tli'um- Nl|hli. Rum!«»i and HnUdavi Phone Red Bank 319 TUpoi't* that, tho ohuf«h XM In(Uy uniiitr dlrrctinnof the nrfciiiimt, CAM R, B, Mil.] HKADDON'S JORNnn • uttUfMtory «ojKHUoa toft marl* rt»F,D. Box 108 Red Bank eOE.rRONT ST. RED BANK.N.J. 7, RED BANK REGISTER, JULY" 26,1948 Pass Seven. Monmouth Memorial hospital, .Fri- Membership Drive Leonardo day, in a coma, .She, remained un- consolou* until Sunday afternoon. (Th. I*d Buik HVgUUr e«n 1* boori)t , Ltourdo at th« WMte Boas* Stow Mrs. Anna Metxger enjoyed a Is Under Way Formnd Wtodmann's) . . ' week-end visit with her sister, lbs. Emily Ayers, at New Tork city. Opl. Oeorge taQacca, V. •.Ma- rine corps, and Mrs. LaMora, are The monthly business meeting of Mon. jVlemoriaL visiting - Mr. aad Mr* Lvwl* C Beacon light' Council Daughters Robertson- Opl. LaMora. re- of America will be held tfcis even- Ing at 8 o'clock, at the Community Highlands Chairman cently returned from the Padflo flrehouse. - Mrs. Maria Bloxon i* theater of war, and at the comple- Councilor. Reports On Canvass To ion of hi* leave, expect* to be re- assigned to that area. A home-made food aele will >• Be Made In Borough Marguerite Marie of New York held by tb* Mother's Auxiliary of city 1* visHWotr. and Mm. Har-the combined scout troops, Satur- day morning, July 28, at Vincent . i ' —~ ry SterasofcusT E. A. Rodriguez, chairman for Walsh's electric store, Leonard Ca.pt. and Mrs. John Phillips are avenue, starting at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Highlands, urge* «vsrjron* to Join parents of a daughter born Thurs- th« 1945 membership campaign for Earl Yarnell and Mrs. J. Hubert day at Monmouth ° Memorial hos- are in charge, irdnmouth Memorial hospital. pital. Mr*. Frank Fehn Is entertaining Between now and August 15 vol- Several summer residents are untary worker! of Highland! cara- Mr*. Nicholas Kaiser, Mrs. , Buthel $ borough and will bracked to partlc- Hiwley ..and MJSQWQHi B home of Mrs. John Pickett to sew f l • ipete by becoming: a member of the for the St. Walburghas orphanage for luncheon and cards today. Baiket Mtaunouth Memorial Hospital Or- at Roselle. Mr. and Mrs. Leon DeWItt and ganisation, Inc. Memberships are three children of Woodbridge, wsr*) Trilt It PEACH WHKI divided Into four class** as. fol- Mrs, Henzey JTye Is visiting rel- atives at Maplewood. week-end guests of Mr*; DeWItt'* lcwra: Associate member, $3,00; ao- father, Samuel Nelson at their LMMIOWI, mallow, . tlv» member, 16.00; sustaining mem- Mrs. Anne Alohele was hostess Monmouth avenue bungalow. ptraohM of now at their bast. at the card party held Thursday ber, $10, and honorary member, $25 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tetter and Peaches iwquira littl* or NO iiiaar and np. Eaoh contributor of. 13.00' by tie Ladles' auxiliary of the Community lire company. daughter Linda of Jersey City were in oanning. Con th«m nowI Tin or more will receive a membership week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, card indicating to which class he Mrs. George Black wa* hostess pick of the market! Harry Godthall. or the has subscribed. All olasses at the recent card party held by will have tbe same privileges, amons; the Ladles' auxiliary of the Br«r- Mrs. Elliabeth Marquart and fam- which 1* the right to atUnd tti* an- •nt Park and Leonardo Fire oom- ily and Mr. and Mr*. Frederick nual meeting 'of the member* a Kahhamann and daughter of New- .ny. Mrs. Myl«* Cavaaagh•'.%•• ark were recent guest* of Mr. and Sweet h nominate a representative to the chairman of the card party held board of fovernor*. *' Mrs. Anthony Berres. Tuesday by tbe auxiliary. Mrs. George KnooheJs has return- Honeydews Ripe Hospital needs, plansj for expan Hr. and Mr*. Anttion O. Lund ed from Monmouth Memorial hos- . »ion and other fact* art ut forth are entertaining Mrs. Robert pital, where she wai a surgical pa- Sugar sweeswMt honeydtwv aorn* aa r publication: Mr- and Mr*. Robert Allta of New Tork city an guests of Hr. fc The need for hospital eervto* haa Brooklyn, summer resident* here, and Mrs. Charles Katz. Increased steadily and will continue ar* entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Cantaloupes w 10c Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch and to Increase. Last year.6,696 patients Lewi* Davis, also of Brooklyn. family of New Tork city, Mr. and You'll wont Mwral of these tostyv aweet •ontologpts! w*rs admitted to the hospital, com- Mr. and Mr*. Harry J. Hughe*, Mr*. Michael Roche and family, Mr. pared with 5,69ft In 1941, an Increase Jr. and son of Bayonne, are spend- and Mrs. John Coyl* of Jersey City of t000. At this rate, this means ing the summer with Mr. and Mr*. and Mr. and Mr*. A. U. Hughes of that «6,9«0 patient* will be eared Hugh**, Sr. West New Tort are enjoying va- JOT to th* next ten years on an av- cations here. erage of 12 days each. Last year Walker W. Natooa,; jxiaoip*} of Celery Hearts M25c th« Falrvtew school, left this week 1,189 babies were bom #n the hoe- Tender, arUpertop, fresh .celero«l y hearts at a low price I ' pltal as compared with 867 in 1941. for a three week*' vacation at fl Expansion plan* are already for- Shirleyviile, Pennsylvania. Lincroft mulated for greater capacity and Mr*.. Henzey J"ry» was y Pectin of the card party held by the O«> (The JUd Buk B»sbUr **a U Veattt Improvement in existing facilities t ZJtaoroft tvrm Char]*! Toop) House Pectin •from thought to blue print, from der of Amaranth lodge, last week Cucumbers • blue print to realisation. This year at th* home of Mrs. Ada Crawford. Annie Mt:i:.ier gave a Urth- J27.000 will be Invested In construc- Mr*. • Elizabeth Blake*ley, lodge day dinner Sunday for Mra, Jos- Pectin Serv*. a tasty cucumber sofaa* tor*a change. Economical! tion, remodeling and In equipment worthy matron, Mrs, Jean Adam*, eph Hamernick. Ouest* were Mr. Included In these will be a much Mr*. Jean Miller and Mrs- Ague* and Mr*. John Mauser, Jr., Joseph meeded new pharmacy, new autop- Finn, all of East Keansburg, wen Hamerslolc, Betty and Sandra sy room with equipment, modern among the guests. Rriie winners Hamernick, Edith May Mauser and Fresh Jersey V Bunch milk laboratory and formula room, wer* Mr*. Fred Aldbele, Mr*. Irv-John Mauser, 9r. Beets flake lee machine, Wappler Surgical ing W. Teepl*, Mr*. William A. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Zw»lg, Rushed fresh from neotby Jeney farm*. Injq garden-fresh flavor. unit and sterilizers for the operat- Maude and Mra. Alfred Grove*. Mrs. Carrie Ludwig and Bum Lud- Ruehed fresh es ing" room and new equipment for wlg of Jersey City, .visited Miss "urological X-ray. Mrs. Fred Vorberg has sold h*r large Juk Highland avenue home to Mr and Annie Mauser and Mr.. and Mrs. Revolutionary discoveries hi med- Mrs. WUHam Gaff. Mr*. Vorberg, Joseph Hamernick J**t week. California ical science and new development* a Leonardo resident for 18 years Mr. and Mr*. James McPhersoo Lemons •" In technique render1 Imperative the will reside at Newark. and Alloe McPherson of Clifton, You'H need plenty of 1*mom for hot weather menus. setting aside at substantial sums to fce Leonardo Citizen* associa- are spending a week with Mrs. cover the depredation of obsolete tion will meet tomorrow night at Alice Willgerodt. equipment. This necesiltate* a 8:30 o'clock at the Community flr* Mr. and Mrs, William DuBois long range conception of expendi- house. and children, Barbara, William Americas Greatest Prize-Winning Butterl ture and a substantial capital in- and Carol, -of Edge-water, visited vestment In plant and equipment Mr. and Mrs. John Moras ar* en- tertaining Thoma* M. Hogan, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold WUlgerodt each year over and above ordinary^ Sunday. Sweet Cream Ji'fS operating expenses. aad Mr*. William Hogan and fam- ily of Newark. Fred Oakley haa received C If the cost of maintaining ser- Kenneth Malaert has taken his discharge from the Army, with vice* for all those who will be oared summer position with the VanNost- 117 points to hi* credit H* haa for at Monmouth Memorial could raad Publishing company of New be forecast on the baeto of present served for the past four yean with BUTTER MS. 4V Tork eity. th* Fifth Radar Air force, and for expenditures, some seven million 1 dollars win be required Is th* nex Mrs. Kenneth Bell of Patenon la more than two years was stationed Now only 16 ph. Your table dwerve. thtt prtw winning butter—winner of over SOO prtaes. visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mrs.in Iceland. He returned to thte Weakfish »> 25c ten years excluding th* costs of Martin Iaaksen. RATION CALENDAR major developments. These ser- country by plane July XL f^ j iu sto^r fr,. iQj RATION CALENDAR »"»«? *• •*•• . vices must be maintained at peak Mra Thelma Fielding is visiting Trustee* ox tbe Lincroft chape' 4Aj efficiency to meet any emergency her mother-in-law, Mrs. Floyd Van- held a special meeting Tuesday a A< to P or Individual need. They must be Auken, at Stony Ridge, New Tork. the ohapel. Junior* of the Sun- wnd-ust tfH. V.W mjti m^n Premium Crackers \% Flounders "> 27« ready and available for rhose who Misses Josephine Plitnik and Au-day-school ~ also attended. The MMfHINI SUOAR HONtT . cannot pay, as wall as for those drey McMahon are enjoying Ladles' Aid society of the chapel week'* vacation at Lake Culver at Srahom Crackers ,!^.20< who can. While the hospital is es- •will meet Thursday of neat week line Stamps T> to I* sentially a private Institution from Braachvjll*. at the chapel, with Mr*. Stanley Caveou *Z.?1 m' the standpoint of management and PFC John DonnellOD and Mrs.StilweU a* hostess. A' to N* PRESTO •**£*+. 1H Whiting fc. 12c operation, it Is maintained for the Donnellon, who have been visiting Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Jr., of N«w Wk sT skill kA w D public good and must be supported Bavarian Mrs. Mary Donnellon, left this week Tork city, spent the week-ond with DAVIS ""'iS l 1* In part by public funds, voluntary for Pueblo, Colorado, where PFC OoU Mwial, MlUbury, Hetker1! contributions, and by a substantial Misses Mary and Ella Kelly. Chateau • Donnellon is stationed with the Mra. John McGulre of-Trentee Bring Us Your donation hi medical service by th* Army Air Corps. FIOUR Z 32< C 60c doctors on th* hospital staff. Th* Un. Annie VanBrunt and Mr. and VeJveeta 1 l Mrs. Elsie Kraus* is a patient at Mrs. James VanBrunt of Navesmk hospital exists to render service to Monmouth Memorial hospital. Fjgurt^. r.'23< ; '45^ meet human need and not as a spent Friday with Mr. and Mr* B B I Waste FAT ,• profit-making business enterprise. Mr. and Mr*. Thoma* Larson haa John VanBrunt a* their week-end guest Mrs. HaJn- •very "drop It urgently needed for ffnol Please give what you can when Mr. and Mrs. Louis Besoasi and nah Reusman of Brooklyn. Citrus Marmalade victory. You get 2red points and 4c yon ar* visited by the campaign Miss Lillian Besozd of New Tork ^ 15c for every pound. . canvasser and help this campaign Mr. and Mrs. William X. oity are visiting Mr. and Mr*. Dante Pure orange,,swpefrurt and tuaar. NO pointe needed. Buy a suppfy nowt to a successful conclusion. We nev- are enjoying a vacation at Ocean Daverto. Mrs. Beeozsi Is Mr. Dav ~ SOWS, Etc. er know whose turn It will be nexl Oity. Their son Robert la visiting erio's sister. VEOETABLK JUICES his grandparent* at Bradley Beach. •AMTtSJU lOHw.1. Un to need the service* of this hospit- William Toop, son. of Mr. and IMUt AlUOREEN SPEAK fancy X-pert Ginger Bread Mix ^. 18a al and w* should always make aure Mr.'and Mrs. William Ford are Mr*. Charts* Toop, leaves Saturday Asparagus Soup It will be ready whenever the emer- visiting friends al\J§o«ton. They Asparagus tomato Juice *^ for the "T" camp at Medford. He FWtUK DIIMKMM gency requires. Don't Delay, Glv. Plan to spend some time In the will be away two weeks. FARMDAU Taiuhr X-pert Devil Food Mix S; 18c Today. New England states, and win rial man o* •» emuc Bar Harbor, Maine. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Hoeffler flring Beans Tw Tomato Soup , Mrs. Charles Hague of Newark of Tinton Falls road have moved Applppe Juke Apple Butter 5RT? 2 -g- 35« and Mrs. Nicholas DeOruodo and to Hokndel. VAN CAMF W-n. tm Egg Noodles Motorists Fined . daughter of West Orange wer* re- Rose Marls Braun, daughter of Beans Mi Kellogg Corn Flakes PX So cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-Mr. and Mr*. Albert Braun, is Tom. Juice Cocktail t8< In Middletown ert Search. spending a week's vacation at Bel- mar with Mr. and Mr*. Nick Roth Pork & Beans Kellogg Rice Krispiei ^ 12a ytv* motorists,.an summoned by Mrs. Louise Twsl* and Miss Mary ma * Prunes "SI'S: Motor Vehlole Department hwpeo- Twele of Hdboken are occupying Spinach LMBOR Juice ° ton, were arraigned Sunday night the Guttormsen cottag* on Burjjng- Ralph Layton attended a olam- ^eef Sip Honey •£ before Recorder Irving W. TeepV ton avenue for tb* sumer. bake last weak, given by the East- 5h OUNWOOD hinrf Mo. t Cm 00 ph.) of Mldttetown township. Edward Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. ern Air Craft corporation at Lin pX Cocoa Marsh t lit OSCO "keat-flo" Charles K. Moore of New Tork Garret Vernbln of New Tork oity, den. Beets, Sliced Z 13* 6rapefruH Juice \H otty and Angelo Petrunlello of Mlas LIHlan Crawford and Mr. and Staff 8gt. Robert Daverio leaves RMAI rum "SMM A" Peanut Buffer T£ 25^ gouth Orange were each fined W on Mrs. Charles Thomas of Brooklyn today for his air fore* base at 1 speeding oharges. Harold Oigen- and Mr. and Mra. William Anker Stuttgardt, Arkansas, after having HurlockPeas^'ik Orange Juice "I 20* HtKlf I-oi, Bottlt steln of Toms River paid a $10 fine and son of Ridgefleld Park were spent a HWay furlough at his home Roof Beer Extract 24< lor speeding and Walter T. Selah week-end guests of Mrs. Rose here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. AcmeConiStSLI* Prune Jrice £bX 24l Coffee of Center street, Union Beach, paid Mayer. Dante Daverio of Lincroft inn. °£X24 2 1-lb. bags, 47c |2 costs and van given a suspended Mr. and Mrs. William Hall and Every bean perfeetjy roasted by flowing'heat, giving yo* sentence for speeding on .Highway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher and The Republican party was found *ealed-ln" fuller, finer flavor. Ground Fresh to your orde? :• 38. Linda Fisher of Huntlsgtbn, Penn- ed In 18M, organizing on the basis Evaporated Milk ,WrtL 2 H18c :i TOT driving without a driver's sylvania, were recent guest* of Mr. of open opposition to slavery exten- 1 lloense or automobile registration and.Mrs. James Davidhelser. sion. card In his possession E*re3 O. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffy and Supreme Enriched Bread It?9c Acme Coffee ^28c Route 2, Neptune, wai lined SI. family of Newark have rented th* A*t house on Center avenue for two "Dated for Freshness." Enriched with vitamins Jgi, B», niacin qnd iron. Why pay more? Rich, winey fhvor preferred by many. Try a pound now I Holmdel weeks. Robert Guttormsen has returned 1 (T>» B«d Buk IUeI>t»» eu t» bough trom a two weeks' vacation In Holmdel at T«rlor HIMI'I «tor«) Camp Ockonlckon at MedfoM, Miss 'Rose Marie Gill of Jersoy Keep iri the Pink Kirkman Cleanser 2«"»9c • Opl. Harold Maddox, Jr., son of Mr- and Mrs. Maddox, ST., has ar- City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rich rived home from Germany for a ard GUI. 30-day furlough. Mr. and. Mrs, Anthon O. Lund With VITA-LINK! lileut. George Ooudrler, Jr., -whowill have Mr. and Mrs. George ha* been with the army In Ger- O"Mara and family of Flatbush, Paper Bags Have many, is home on a 30-day leave New Tork, an their guests next . with his wife and daughter, here. week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mcefflor The Delta Phi Alpha sorority met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. 9-Vitamin Capsules of Lincroft have purchased the Charles Bills he-use, and are now Arthur Rungo of Port Monmouth. Gone to War! living here. The next meeting will be Thursday HIGH-POTENCY FOOD SUPPLEMENT of next week at the homo of Mrs. Tho annual Sawing olub social Nell Sharkey. waa held Wednesday of last week mm SlngU Unh WO Qapwle* The Paper Bag Shortage Is Acutd! The Scout Mothers' auxiliary wll at the home of Mrs. J. I. Holmes CORN MUFFIN MIX A Month'i y Sin Present wore Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. hold a food sale Saturday morning Supply On* A M«rth'i Supply 95 at the Vincont Welsh store on "InaUmy thlrtyyean of eoos> ___Us« your own shopping bag and rs> Holmes, Mr. and Mrs, John S. lng and keeping house, I've finon 4 Psnani Holmes, Mr- and Mrs, Harold Leonard avenuo. *• 1 wee> your own paper bags. Mrs, George Kovolesky was hos- never been able to achieve such .Holmos, Mr. and Mrs. Gharloa 3. absolute perfection", writes • Ely, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ely, Mr tess to mombora of tho Alethola, All year 'round you need this extra pick-up! Made club at Its meeting Wodncsday ol lady from Mauaehuietti. and Mra. W. J, Duncan, Mr. and Even experienced cooks art .by world's largest vitamin capsule manufacturers, ~€ar»y pa«k>ged goods "ash." Mra, J. Frodorlck Sllcox, Mrs. Sid last wook, Prizes wers won by Mra, Wesley Wakeflold and Miss Margi delighted to h 3:38:21 at the Long Branch club this sum- before the end- of the month. lop in either hand and who is con- Guyon's and home, and Clarence tings, fluke and weaks. It will be In tha meantime, will you please Sea Haw, Don Luwt-n, Jr „. 3:3K:5'J mef, will be making his first ap- Kran, Harba.ru Hell „. JHO:S Count Up And Torr^sdale sidered one of the best lightweight Berger, Jr.'a Me. Too, won the swell way to spend a hard-earned se the old blanks enclosed. You Nillht Hawk, Robert E. Burn« H:44:2 prospects in the ring today, will pearance as a featured fighter. Class B event of the Dickman /111 note that entries signed by two Si-wal. V. Hammer ia:44:2!> 'eek-end and, besides, we might be r have his hands full when he meets The show will open, with a four- Skeeter fleet! ble to catch up-oni a few red ersons will be accepted, when a Till Toi>. Robert Frick ._..:. 3:4.1 :. ,0 Among Top Performer* At Trade, rounder, which will bring back 'eighmasterls not available. Should Anything, Peter Sickelj 3:I5:.-,B the rugged Torres.. - Dorothy Schweers' Teal, which oints. It will probably cost us $8 .-jallnway. Arthur Johnson 3 :.11! ;20 Walter Stanback of Englewbod and ou need an additional supply of Ryan, who recently arrived from won both Monmouth Boat club $10, but the local mer- lanks, before the new ones are re- ,andy. William Wolfltamp. Jr. 3:53:11 Largest individual stable now In' and was sold for $10,300 to th* Vil _ Detroit, will be making his first ap- Jimmy Cortl of Trenton. Both Sneakbox contests over the week- hants will profit and we will have lived, we will be pleased to send lo Kame, Jim Hubbanl .;.... 3:S.",:31 action in the pani-mutuel harness lag* Farm at Langhorne, PennayV pearance In the East when he tack- boys- fought a great battle last end, finished a close second to So swell day's outing." So the trip lem to you. ace meeting at the -Freehold race- vanla, -Where he stands at stud. week. . les Blackwood, former' Diamond So, trailing by only 49 seconds at planned along with thousands of Best wishes to you, and we hope way is one which represents a However, Carr also was Bucce* th» finish. Don Lawes, Jr.'B Sea thers who will spend }8 or $10 onmouth county will be well rep- Mock Track Meet arm closely identified with the ful with Sam J. Napoleon, whic isented in the tournament. Hag came In 16 seconds behind lith Monmouth county merchants. historry OOff the nation, as well as gained a half-mile track mark I Teal for third place. it the break of dawn our party, Sincerely'yourB, hath , off "t"th"h e FreeholFhldd areae . It Is 2.0314, and won ten straight rai Many Local Entries onSlsting of Mom and t)ad, Junior, Fred W. Jackson,— At Playground Farm at one gtretch of his career. Hardlj| In the Class B competition Me he Battlegroung d Fruit /ho' had received his flrst surf rod Managing Director,' less famous is the trotting mare Too sailed—home .a, winner by 4 New Jersey Council, table, WWned by Joseph Carr of a birthday present, and an old- Emma Signal, now at the WalnuJ minutes 13 seconds over Barbara Department of Athletic Field Club Manalapan township. imer who, 20 years ago, flshed our Hall farm at Lexington, Kentuc In Sailing Regatta Bell's Fran. William Wolfkamp, Economlo Development, Tha Battle of Monmouth was turf when big bulldog blues, yellow- where ehe has produced two colt Jr.'s Sandy was third and Peter Presents 11 Plays fou«-ht over tihe farm now owned Horr's Chip In, Charles P. Irwin's ide-runnlng weaks and four-pound for the Carr stables. Red Bank sailing craft will pre- Sickels' Anything fourth. For tho first tlpjj.ln a number by Carr, and the historically famed dominate In the Long Branch re- "We, Maria J. IrwlaVe Dawn, Dick roakers were in the surf from if years, reports are coming in of Thii mare was one of five Bennett's Blue Streak, Peter Dore- The summary: iandy Hook to "North Point of the Something new has l>cen added to Molly Pitcher carried water from gatta to be held Sunday at Pleasure mus' Sela Maid 'and Herbert Cox's :atches of tide-running weakflsh, by Carr out of hla mare, Elm: Bay. It is.expected that 62 boats CLASS A SNEAKBOXES 3each," started on their trip./-On the recreation program at the play a nearby well to weary Colonial Squirrel. All .of these boats with Course, 5 Miles—Start. 10:05 eighing from eight to 12 pounds. gunner* until her husband wa* Barient, all to different studs. En in eight classes will answer the Bo»l, Skipper "' " ""Finish he way down they stopped off at Ve have heard of onu catch of 300 grounds In the form of a mock the exception of Chip In compete wounded and she stepped Into hln ma Signal boasts a mile-track rec starting gun. In addition to en- in the Red Bank and Fair Haven So So. Jerry. Jerolamon _ 11:09:35 i Monmouth county bait atand, -founds In Sandy Hook bay by a track meet. The Idea was devised ord of 2*02',i, and holds the Free Teal, Dorothy Schneers ...- 11:10:04 fhere they purchased a supply of place to help keep the guns firing, tries from Monmouth Boat club of races on the North Shrewsbury arty fishing at night. "Hammy" nd carried out by llrs. Dorothy hold trotting standard of 2:04U| river course. " . Sea Has:, Don Lnwes, Jr 11:10.20 )lood worms and sand worms, some g Boswell, supervisor at the Bergen Thia farm was acquired by the Red Bank and Fair Haven'Yacht Niuht Hawk. Robert E. Burns 11:11:31 k Shb Each of the five foals produced bj[ Entered in the- 7-mile Comet race shedder crabs and killies. "Where Pecker of Shrewsbury- accounted place playground and her co-work- Carr family )n 1900, and not the club and Rumson GouAlry club, Tern, 11, Robert Quackenbush 11:13:43 or a nine-pounder. Emma Barient trotted in'2:07 o"| several have been received from are Fred J. Trennery's Re-T, Eu- CLASS B SNEAKBOXES will we start fishing? I hear there er. Miss Joan Coughlin. Carl Ed least of its attractions to the Carrs gene F Miltenberger's So What II, Pauels boats of Rumson report better. The Carr stabl* now nun Barnegat Bay Yacht clubs. Cour«t, E MUen—Start, 11:10 - re plenty of fluke, kings ana good catches of weaks and big wards was captain for the boys and was. a flvc-elghts-mlle race track Henry Miltenberger'a White Cloud, M> Too, Clarence Berber, Jr. 11:16:45 weaks at Monmouth Beach. So let's Joyce Bradley for the girls. which later was enlarged to a half- btrs 10 horses of which eight ar The largest class Will be the Ralph E. and Lieut. N. F. Walsh's Fran, Barbara Bell 11:20:38 roakers. Weakflsh are also in the at Freehold, under the guidance o| try there." They have been told The "javelin throw" was done mile. Although the elder Carr con- Comets. Twenty-two 6f these have Lazy. Lady II, Marshall Van Winkle, Sandy, William Wolfkump, Jr. 11:21:51 Shrewsbury at Pleasure Bay, and Norman Phillips. After his fa th already been entered, followed'by Ill's • Twinkle, Myra De Voe's My Anything, Peter Sickels 11:24:19 hat the ,blg jetty was a good spot we are glad to hear that one of with soda straws. John Arlozzl had centrated on setting out 225. acres Ann, W. Throckmorton's Southerly, ;o flsli., So they park their car the moSt "powerful" ^eave. The of apple trees, which have aince er'« death, Carr gradually with| Sneakboxes and Lightnings. Monmouth county's outstanding drew from driving and training • A 15-minute preparatory gun will Philip McKay's Suzy Q, Dorothy long Ocean highway. Ocean high- sportsman, Frazer Price, has been "100-yard dash" was done with scis- added to the fame of the farm, he Ann Mclntire's Mac, Edgebert Van Bill Balbach Takes fay at Monmouth Beach is a wide sors, the one cutting 100 Inches hljj farm took more of his time be fired at 1:45 p. m. In order that Nest's Windbcam, J. Johnson's -Ju- :atchlng them off his dock. found time to indulge In his bobby the contesting skippers will "have road which we have been given to flrst the winner. Lawrence WHgh of breeding and racing standard- and x serious Illness three year dith Leej Fred C. Glassler's Leisure, Striped bass are hitting all along ago caused him to forsaka their boats ready. The preliminary Gloria ^Moore's Marglo Too, G. Don- Over New Fighter understand Is a county highway. proved to be the best "cup-up-" bred horses. On their way to the jetty they see he coast, and most of the flsh re training cart entirely. gun for the first race will be flred ald's Seven-Eleven, Reid Harrison's orted have been caught on calico The "50-yard dash" was the one This Interest waj shared by his at 1:55 o'clock and the starting sig- Re-J, Eleanor King's. Drlftaway, Bill Balbach, Keansburg's former signs along the rock bulkhead who could peel a potato the quick- elder son, Joseph, who took over Two of the top performerg'no Chester Apy, Jr.'s Parson's Pride, amateur boxing expert, knew a reading "No trespassing." They are rab.. Shark River seems to be the at Freehold are from his stable nal at 2 o'clock. The starting gun mtstanding spot over the past sev- est. Roland Wright "skinned" al! both the farm and the stables when Mary T. Fawcett'6 Black Arrow, good prospect when he saw Al unable to understand the "no' tres- g p the able trotter, Count Up, and thfj for the first event will be the pre- l k Th flh d b the rest in this event. his father died In 1927. He has «n- Leslie Stewart, Jr.'s Bashful,. Ar- Wilkes, scrappy little Negro boxer, passing" signs, as they thought the ral weeks. The flsh averaged about fast pacer, Torresdale, ani botl liminary signal for the nfxt class thur Apy's Tina and Tom Gopsill, Mrs. Boswell reported that thre> larged the stables and enjoyed un- race/ going through his paces, and set rock bulkhead was paid K>r by ive pounds and were taken mostly of hcrmembers have neither been will be seen in action, on tht Hon Jr.'s Blue Chip: about to sign him up. In doing ixsua] success in-bringing out top Entries will be received by the Monmouth county tax payers. How- n plugs while fishing at night. absent nor tardy. They arc Joan day, Wednesday, Friday and Satu Competing in the Class A handi- that Bill put his finger on one of trotters. Most famous of th» Carr registration committee from 10 a. ever, they had come so far and Fluke are still plentiful and we Frost, John Frost and Alfrei day race programs at th» cap 7-mile race will be E. W. Mc- the brightest prospects in the trotters was Follow-Up, which took m. to 12 noon on regatta day, but 1 they could see other fishermen out have a report that catches of from •Wright. The rainiest day of th tra«k. Clellan's Sister, Byron G. Brlggs leather-throwing industry. 5 to 20 are not uncommon. Off- a ttirec-year old record of 2:00'^, the committee asks that any one South Wind, Edward Oppenlander's on the jetty, so they decided to week did not prevent an attendanci who Intends to enter to send in a Jan-and-Judy, Robert Ayers' Sail Wilkes, who hails from the Capi make a try. They had a grand day hore fishing Is improving dally of 30 at the program, part of which blank or a-hole .to Byron Briggs, /Fish and Philip Tucker's Chub. tal City of Washington, recently and caught a nice mess of fluke and Harry Sanders of Shrewsbury re- was a songfest. During rainy day Starters In the Class B handicap turned professional after weather a fe>v kings and weaks. When they portefl3h dwhil hise flrst bonita and five bluc- secretary, Wardeil circle, Portau- 1 leaders have been teaching youngs peck, as earK> as possible. 5 - mile event include Norman Wil- ing the onslaughts of the cream ol arrived back at their car' they week-endflsh whil,e fishing over the past ters to make rag dolls. Those wh liams' Har-Norm, Walter Mihm's kd The tlda/Wiil be full, and a good the amateur ranks with much'suc- ound a ticket on the windshield. took part in an amateur hour wer 1 Lindy, Hairy Sadler, Jr.'s Peggy cess. In his debut as a mone*, As we mentioned above, this la The following was given to the racing c/urnc Is assured. There Ann, Bill Lawson's Pelican, Robert Eleanor Peters, Eleanor Taylor, fighter, Wilkes met a veteran cam- wide, county road, and they were writer by a member of the Coast Carl Bradley, Alfred Wright an will be Anple anchorage space for L. Stern's Sergeant Bill, Stephen Guard: It leema that a Coast [SANDERS I Warne's Sharon and J. and A. Her- paigner In Kuss Hawkins of Ja on the shoulder, entirely oft th Joan Frost. the spectator fleet. uard boat, while cruising of i man's Jo-Art. maica, but ran into hard luck in concrete. They were not the only time arid classes follow: the fifth round after he had his fishermen who received tickets. In Sandy Hook with a party of hos- The athletic field group spen Sneakboxes entered .in the 5VJ mile event are J. G. Seymour's Blue opponent cut badly, with the fans a previous issue of this column w pitalized service men from one of considerable time on drama thi! I BEER-WINE-LIQUOR Jack, L. Morrlssey's Lady Pat, Wil- Clamoring for the referee to hal mentioned that we had been in- our local areas, accounted for two week. It presented its version of % :10-f-ComeLv "Snow White and the Seven 67 BROAD ST. Phone 3340 RED BANK 2:li*—ClaBs A Handicap. liam Van Winkle's Quail, Jerry Jer- the onslaught, A torn ltgamen formed that it was permlssable fo •mall tuna, two white marlin, . 2 :"iO—Sneakboxen. olamon's So-So, Robert Quacken- forced the Negro to retire. cars to park at Monmouth Beach •weighing around 500 pounds; one Dwarfs," "Little Red Riding Hood," 2:2."i—IMasA IJ Handicap. ' bush's Tern II, Donald Lawes, Jr.'» g "The Three Bears," "The Three Lit- After two weeks' rest, in which on the road paralleling the rail- d b f b ••!:*) 0—Snil-fi Sea Hag,- Dorothy Schweers' Teal, awordflsh and a number of bonita. tle Pigs," "Cinderella," "Little Blac' GINS he had his arm in a cast, Wilkej road tracks. Yet we have been . 2:35—Junior JSailinii. .. Barbara Bell's Fran, Robert E. Big er.oackers weighing from Sambo," "Little Red Hen," "Beautj •"—Entries made tu date 'in the 7- is now ready to carry on the rini told that this last week-end ther BELLOWS Fiftht 3.10 Burns' Night Hawk, Pete Sickels' three to four pounds, have arrived and the Beast," "Hansel an nlile Arrow rliujs race include the Anything, Adolph Johnson's Saila- wars and, as Bill Bdlboch puts 1 were 19 cars receiving tickets. This in Barnegut Bay, and a number o Gretel," "Jack and the Beanstalk' HIRAM WALKER. Fifth. 3.12 Rumson club fleet inrluding L. C. woy, Clarence Berger. Jr.'s Me Too, "he is well on his way to becomln is only one example of the restric- excellent catches have been report and "Seven in One Blow." Thi Fennelly's Barbara, (.'. D. Hulsey, William Noplow's Bilnog, William orte of the favorite welterweight tions placed on surf anglers In GILBEY'S .....Fifthi 3.16 Wolfkamp, jr.'s Sandy, Barbara ed. They are biting mostly stars were Robert Brandon, Ed Jr.'s Judy, Altije Stewart'*; Van- in the Metropalitanarea." many locations along the Mon- guard, Philip Haotfler's l.ukundoo, Sayro'H Popeye arid Rutledge night on shedder crabs. ward Scott, Joe Siclliano, Pau GORDONS Fifthi 3.32 Crouse'e Yanlcee. mouth county surf. Yet the state W. Dinsmoie Banks' Cirre, Wil- of New Jersey realizes the tre- •Siclliano, Charles Scott, .Rlehari BARCLAYS Fifthi 3.13 liam Rikcr's Heron, E. C. Fiedler's Among the Snipe entiles for the Scott, John Figaro, Frances Lewi Nischafich, Manton B. Metcalf, Jr.'s | !","„ mil*je racrace arare HenrHenry GcrmondGcrmond, Irwin Wins Race mendous potential drawing power Red Bank Outfit DIXIE BELL Fifthi 3.05 m e y of sUrf fishing and has created thi Alice Lewis, Frances Gimbronc No Name, Mercer's Ariel and Henry IV's Alice and Hayden's Skipper Annette Lombard!, Ruth Lewi SeRgerman'.s^Boddio. ''New jersey Council to pro-moti Routs Little Silver KINSEY ,. Fifthi 3,22 and for the two-mile junior sailing At Fair Haven Club Betty Wilson and Velma Dotts. Starters in the 7-mile Lightning race arc R. C. Clapp's 'Perhaps and the advantages of the state" undei Red Bank Hi-Y defeated Llttl BLACK PRINCE Quarti 3.83 class event will include C. William Bruce Dood'n Tiny. Under stiff southeast breeze the Department of Economic de Silver Hi-Y, 13' to 2 Tuesday nigh' Elvera Morris at Branch avenui lightning class sailboats of the velopment. One of Its projects li In a ball game on Little Sllvo; won a rope-jumping contest b; Fair Haven yacht club finished th the New Jersey Governor's Fil' ' grammar school flel(J. It was thi jumping the longest; Joyce Sco APPLE JACK second race of the season Suhda; Tournament, now entering its flftl second time the teams hove me' won the fastest hent and Nancy Ot- LAIRDS ...Fifthi 3.58 Port Monmouth Wins with Joseph Irwin's Dawn in thi year. All this to draw fishermen to and it was the second victory foi tlngcr'jiimpod the longest on one lead. Beating, EM Bruce'e Tech tho shore of New Jersey. Therefore, Red Bank. The visitors oulhlt th; 'foot. Results of a dari. contest-were, HILDICKS FIVE Fifthi 3.84 ntque by a lull minute, the Daw it would seem that certain areae locals by the wide margin of 17 t Lewis Ivlns over Robert Hotchkiss, HILDICK BLACK LABEL Fifthi 3.59 now stands only one point awa along the coast Bhould be deslgna' 2 safeties. William Smith over" Stanley Wil- HIGH POINT ...._ Fifthi 3.53 Again From Palm A. C. from a tie with the Technique cd where fishermen can park the. Ralph Mazzucca-was ace batter, kins, Raymond Sharabba over which leads the fleet with a tota cars and be allowed to flsh thi hitting four five times at but. Frc Frank Hoffman and Irvln Nagle PoiH Monmiiuth A. C. dvfciitvd |jast second base and went to third of nine. H. M. Cox and Charles Ir beach and jetties without the feai Mazzucoa, Tomalno and Talerico al over'Frank Sharabba. RUMS the. Palm Sui:inl nnd Athletic dub on Ken iiiun's double. Jones' walked, win aro tied for third place wit of receiving a ticket, or beln| had three hits.- '] Louis Ivina and Ann Falvo won ', (ii|| DNK for the Mntnwmi nine. Mcl^*nnnn, Hliie Streak, It. ll^nneit ..'.'..'.'. P. M. DE LUXE Fifthi 3.51 who will shortly dolt Ills hnnrhull scored, They're rolled right PARK & TILFORD Fifths 3.40 •uniform for HIM Navy hlur, plnyril The I'di'trrs tl<^cl up •the (jume In We have received » BuppVy Ills imilil tine, noiiHi-itrnt K"mi' at the third. Kcllly Kiouiuled toward Major Iiinacelli entry blanks for the Fifth New mild and light MT. VERNON Fifths 3.57 second. Rcilly nl third biiKe IIIHII thIril, went to second, stole third Jersey Governor's Flehlng Tourna- HARWOODS-CANADIAN ."..Fifths 6.31 played a fine ("umi*. Vadmr's and nnd cnnie home on Wncknr'B dou- Stationed In Texas ment, which can be had by calling Kerrigan's twii-bncgfm wen* lilt- ble. Two mure n>n,i In Uio fifth Muj, Flunk I,, Jnnacelll, son nt th Boat, SVipper Finiah served during the evening. Those and said when Harris started the" Teal. Dorothy Sehweera „ 7:54:16 wish to dictate to the party and Sunday, members of the Softball attending were Mrs. Roelif H. Le- H! the front lines. shooting he ran away. Popejre, Barbara Snyrt 7:55:3S so would not support anyone yet, teams, of the New-Monmouth and Roy, Mrs. Frank McCleaster, Mrs. L Fowler entered the Army in Jan- So-So, Jerry Jerolamon 7:65:49 Nappl, during questioning, ad- Tern II, Robert Quackenbuah 7:66:G2 but that he had "no objections to Middletown , Boy Scouts held a Roland Emmons, Mrs. Maitlan uary, 1943, prior to which he at- Nidht Hawk, Robert E. Burna ' 7 :S9:26 anything that may be done in Mr. game here In the village". The Mid- Walling, Mrs. Joseph Lehan, Mr tended Leonardo high school am mitted breaking and entering Ye BOCK'S Cottage inn on two different oc- Sea Haa*. Donald Lawea, Jr 8:00:20 Pascoe's behalf." dletown team won with a score of Judson Hopia, Jr., Mrs, Leonard VAUEY MIVl/N.or SCARS AVENUE ATLANTIC HIOHlANOf worked In New Jersey. CLASS A SNEAKBOXES But Senator Pascoe will not have 11 to 10. William Bohn was um- Lufburrow, Mrs. Curtis Clayton His parents. Mr. and Mrs. John casions, once during the week of Phsne Atlantic Highland! 152 July 7 and July 14 when a shot gun Start, T:OS P. M. the May Republican primary to pire, and Rev. William B. Spofford, Mrs. James Neidinger, Mrs. Elwood H. Fowler, reside at 38 Carpenter Sandy, William Wolfkamp, Jr. 7:59:46 himself. Here are some of the Sr., • waa base umpire. Woodrow I. Monahan, Mrs. Harold Kite, Mrs street, River Plaza. was stolen and also the .22 caliber Kran, Barbara Bell .'. 8:05:44 revolver' which was used In the Sailaway, Adolph Johmon 8.14:19 gentlemen who may loin him in Francis is leader of the Middle- William Urotadt, Mrs. Theodore G, ONE OF MONMOUfH COUNTY'S URCEST DEALERS •hooting Sunday. He also admitted bidding for the state's highest of- town group, and Clifton Biachoff, Bailey, Miss Stella Bailey, Mrs. El- Wills Probated that money was taken. . Nappi fice: State Labor Commissioner the New Monmouth group. mer A. Bahrenburg, Mra. William stated that "h» did not go with Har- St. Agnes Church Harry C. Harper of Hackensaek, Mis» Joyca Hance, daughter of Lambertson. Also present as gues Mrs. Etta Coddington of Hed ris, and Simmons Saturday night. State Senator David, VanAlstyne, Mr. .and Mrs. Irving Hance, has were Mrs. Cornelius Lambcrtson, Bank, -who died June 1, released Expressing his displeasure with Jr., of Bergen, State GOP Chair- taken a position with the Travelers Mrs. Frank Foes, Mrs. George Hew- her sons, Wilbur Watson Coddlng- county authorities in reporting ma- Benefit Aug. 10 •' man Lloyd B. Mars* of Hawthorne, Aid unit of the USO and left Sat- itt of Mauch Chunk. Pennsylvania, ton, Harold Johnson Coddington jor crimes, Prosecutor J. Victor Alcoholic Beverage Commissioner urday for Tuion, Arizona, where Miss Joan Emni5nB;-da-ughter ol and Charles Wesley Coddington Carton addressed a letter to Key- Alfred E. Driscoll of Haddonfleld, she will be stationed. She haa just Mr. and Mrs. George Emmons, from any obligations due her and port police Monday pointing out Entertainment In Attorney General Walter D. Van- Completed special training with visiting relatives at Pompto; Important directed that her wtate go to any that several hours had elapsed be- i Riper, Representative D. Lane ths Travelers Aid at Columbia uni- Plains. of her children not previously men- fore the county was advised of the Place Of Carnival Powers of Trenton, who is resign- versity. Miss Hance was gradu- Miss Annie Cowles spent several tioned as released from debts due shooting. Valuable time was lost, ing from Congress shortly to as- days the past week with relatives to her. Clarence A. Coddington, ated from New Jersey College for he said, during which time Harris Instead of a carnival, the annual sume the J12,000a year job of State Women in June. at Ocean Grove. Owaeoo, New York, a son, was made his escape. Public Utility Commissioner, and Anthony, son of Mr. and MM. JI named executor of tbe estate. Thi summer affair this year for the Charles K. Erdman, Jr., State Com- seph Plflcltelll, had his tonsils r Announcement will was probated In the office o The prosecutor was particularly benefit of St. Agnes church of At- missioner of Economic Develop- moved at the South Amboy hosplta Surrogate Dormen McFaddln list perturbed because he and four of lantic Highlands will be an enter- River Plaza his staff were on the Keansburg tainment featuring Miss Gertrude ment. the past week. .mek. There la talk of Dr. Robert C. William, son of Mr. and Mrs. boardwalk closing up gambling Neldllnger of Leonardo, soprano Mrs- Fred Hulfart ot East Or- Frank Weigand, left Wednesday to •V Anthony Doering, Long Branch, places shortly before the shooting and impersonator, and other talent. Clothier, preBlent of Rutgers ange was a guest at the home of To Customers who died July 8, bequeathed his es- versity, aa a compromise candidate spend a week at Camp Ockanickon, j in nearby Keyport. Had an Imme- The entertainment will bo present- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Fos- the TMCA. camp. tate to his vrifej Nellie, and nanri diate flash been sent over the coun- ed Friday night, August 10, in St. in case the fighting really gets ter, street. her executrix. thick, and of persuading U. S. Ad- Miss Marlon L. Peseux was a New ty police radio, the prosecutor de- Agnes auditorium. Miss Neldlinger Mrs. Edward Hendricks and son York city visitor Tuesday. Walter B, Milkman, Ixmg Branch, clared, he and . County detectives has appeared on programs at wom- miral William F. Halsey, a New Edward of Foster street are spend- and Friends wfao died July 4, left his entire es- could have been at the scene in ten en's clubs, schools and army camps. Jerseyan, to trade in his rudder for Mrs. Elmer Dolson last week at- a gavel. Then there are the other ing several weeks with Mrs. Hen- tended the funeral of her son. Otto taU to his wife, Alice Louise, an minutes. During the evening there will be drieks" sister at Burlington. appointed her executrix. an award of $60 on the co-operative boys in uniform—Former Gov. Dolson, who died suddenly In Dobbs Harold G. Hoffman of Perth Am Joan Bonham, daughter of Mr. of Mn, Olga Albertina Hlllerstron plan. and Mrs! Walter Bonham of Hub- Rumson, who died June 22, left he Norm a Krueger To Rev. Michael K. Callahan Is gen- bay, now an Army lieutenant col Card of Thanks. estate to her husband, Alex Hllmei oncl; State Treasurer Robert C. bard avenue, celebrated her 10th Deeming It impossible to thank eral chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sar- birthday Friday. The dining room Hlllerstrom, and named him execu- Wed In August ah Jackson, Mrs. Morris Joseph, Hendrickson of Wood'bury, who has all in person, we take this means tor In a will made September 4, the same rank in the Army, end was decorated in Hawaiian pastel in expressing our'sincere thanks Mr. and Mrs. Ale* A. Kreuger of Mrs. Peter Gadettis, Mrs. John colors.. Those attending the party to our many relatives and friends 1930. East Keansburg. announce the en- Sheehan, Mrs. Timothy Sheehan, former legislator and National The Little Falls Guard leader, Clifford R. Powell of were Joan Fink, Joan Smith, Lor- for their beautiful floral tributes gagement of their daughter, Miss Mrs. William Mulligan, Mrs. Bon- raine Dennis, Erika Fiees, Joanne and kindest expression of sym- MBS. CHARLES MacLBAIf Norma Gferaldine Kreuger, to Cpl. nett, Mrs. Joseph Maxwell, Mrs. Jo- Mount Holly, an Army colonel. pathy at the death of our beloved George C. Boyce, U. S. Marine seph Rich, Mrs. Grandin Chapman, Those in-the above list who can Haesell and David and Nancy Bon- husband and father, Alexander M. Mrs. Jean JlacLean, 71, widow o corps, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Mrs. Clarence Huffer, Mrs. Otto be reached tend to be coy ajbouf ham. Craig. Special thanks to Rev. Mal- Laundry Charles MacLean, who had spenl W. Boyce of Belford. The wedding Emery, Mrs. J. 'Matthews, Reginald their ambitionB, But the preening Mlis Marion Kaney of Foster colm Willetts of the Keansburg the last teh'summers at her bunga will take place next month. Martin, Timothy Downey and John for the nomination.has started in street is vacationing at Washing- Methodist church and too our fu- low on Highland place, Atlantic Both Miss Kreuger and her fiance Byrnes. earnest, and veteran state house ton, D. C. neral director H. Laurence Scott Highlands, died last night In Mon- Mls> Evelyn Hleater and Miss for efficient service rendered. are graduates of Middletown town- observers are stocking up on cot- Bereaved irlfe, daughter Due to damage to our power plant moutb Memorial hospital of a heart ship high school. She Is employed ton to stuff in their ears when the Marion Schade of Lebanon, Penn- aJtaient after «n. Illness of several EIGHTY TEARS OLD sylvania, and Miss Betty Hllde- and son...... weeks. by Collins Brothers at Keansburg. fireworks begin. . —Advertisement. Cpl. Boyce has served 26 months In Howard Sutphen of Freehold The nine-member state division brand of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, caused by the recent flood, our plant will Mrs. MaoLesti was bora in Brook the Pacific theater of war and Is celebrated his 80th birthday Fri- of tax appeals rofled up its sleeves were guests of Mrs. John Partrick lyn< where she had her winter resi- stationed, at Norfolk, Virginia. day. Mr. Sutphen has been vice of Carpenter street, last week. be closed for a few days until necessary dence. Her husband died four years this week and resumed itsjjearings WANT ADVERTISEMENTS president of the Freehold First Na- on railroad tax appealsy four Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and ago srt Atlantio Highlands. Sur- tional bank since 1931, and has' children Barbara and Ellen, visited Too Late for Classification repairs can be made. We expect that viving; ar« two sisters, Mrs. Ma ORGANIST LEAVES KEYPOBT been prominent in activities and of its commissioners bnJnd new to the procedure. V several dayB at the home of Mrs. ' garet Augustine and Mra. Anne, R. O. Dewey of Newark, organist organizations In Freehold all his memt2ers were Davis' parents at Lake Nuangola,' VALUES! D.'ivunport aofa. »U; bird Nags, both of Brooklyn, and at St.- Mary's Episcopal church, life. T(ie four new caKP, f2.!i0; rowintr axerciie mnchinc, these repairs will be completed on or brother, Mr. Gray of Englewood. named by Edge late last w«ek_and Pennsylvania. 14.50; deak, fti.50; 2-piece read act van- Keyport, for the last three years, took the oath of office Mondays Mr. and Mra. HUwood Taylor ity, SS: nmnll alie mania crib. I9.S0: about July 30. Service will be delayed Funeral servloes will be held ii has resigned and taken a position have sold their home at 18 Man- '9x12 .Guiliatnm niK, in excellent con- ' Brooklyn Sunday evening and iij as organist and choirmaster at St. SURGICAL PATIENTS Throe of them—Charles H. Frank- dition, bridse lamp», »3.5n; maple desW, Four surgical patients admitted enlbaoh, Westfleld Republican; ning street, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar- andironn, S&; 3-rm-t? kitchen Bet, 18.60; torment will take place «Mondaj Andrew's Episcopal church, New- former Republican Assemblyman thur Caves of Rutherford. The porcelnin intirlnr ice box, child's deak accordingly. . : \A morning In the family plot In ark. Before coming to New Jer- to Rivervlew hospital today are nd chair, t?.hii; cimnint: Jan. three • Brooklyn cemetery. sey in 1041 Mr. Dewey was organist Mrs. Eleanor Parmly, Woodlawn Walter H. Conklin of Essex, and Taylors will move shortly to a centa each. Rusi'il'a Auction Galleries, Allen Endicptt, Atlantic City Dem- farm which they have recently pur- 25-27 Emit Front >trect Red Bnnk. at the Church of the Redeemer at avenue, Fair Haven; Mrs. Malvlna Phone RIMI Hank IS5». We regret sincerely the temporary COUNTY BHITHS. Saraaota, Florida, his former home. Danowltz, Poplar avenue, Fair Hav. ocrat, were named to roplace three chased on Eastern Shore, Virginia. He is associated with Walter Kiddo •n; Mrs. Dorothy Daly, Maple ave- commissioners ousted from offlc Miriam Davis of Foster street Is FOR SAI.K-Skilt- 16: motor, in tho ^ The following births were report by the governor last week on • wnler, rondy In g«. »JI»i. I'honn Red inconvenience occasioned to our thous- : company, Bloomfleld. nue, Red Bank, and Charles Zln- visiting friends at Wilmington, Del- «d at Monmouth Memorial hoeplta gale, Hubbard avenue, River Plaza. charges of Inefficiency and neglect Bank 3684 or Rnl' Unnk Mnrine Works this morning: of duty. Bont No. l"2».* ands of patrons, and plead for your To Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Sunpso PILGRIM BAPTIST SERVICE The fourth new commissioner, HOUSE FOR BENT at 2.17 Snrinu Rev. Mr. Morgan of Pilgrim ftrcr! Hell Unnk, fiv* ronmi on flrat of Atlantlo Highlands, a son yeste Fred W. DeVoo, succeeded David Little Silver floor, n've rooms and bath on Itncond understanding cooperation during the day. Baptist church and his evening R.'Smlth.^Oradell, Democrat, whom floor, two ncron o('ground; two-cnr K«r- choir and ushers will conduct a Edge said he'iilso would have ouet- (Th« lUd Bank fasltUr can h« bom.hr agc* H7.SD per month.' Ap[i|y to Mrii To Mr. aad Mrs. Lewis O. Qallo FUN/SCIENCE In LLUI a SSllval r from Union Nawntaml emergency. • way of N&vcsink, a daughter, yes service Sunday afternoon, July 29, ed had not" Smith's term expire' att tha dapot and at Dannii' (jintral J. J. Qulidcy. An Ntclunr nvenue, Deal, at S o'clock at Shrewsbury avenue •tort/. N, J, Phone Dml 5177-W. Toisesslou terdnj. July 1, at oncji. To Sgt. and Mrs. Stephen Svlatki A. M. E. Zion church. The service, Meanwhile throe expelled mem- Rev. Dr. F. A. DoMarls will ' of Matawan, a daughter yesterday to which the 'publlo is Invited, 1B FOK SALE-fivf peillitr«fcl Enullth .ut- Please do not telephone . *. arid be bers—Mm. Thelmu. Parkinson preach Sunday morning in Embury ter pupn, rnnlLV eligible til show; t Mr. and Mrs, Norman Dalley o: under the direction of the senior Sharp, Vlneland Democrat! Rich- Methodist church on "The Secret while lipped with tHti. will aell lot or Park avenue, Keansburg, are thi ushers, Alberta Thomas Is presi- ard J. Harlgnn, Plalnfleld Repub- Place on the Most High." Evening ieiiarntnly; H!BO r;ibl»it hound, broken assured we will do all in our power to parents of a son born yesterday a dent and Rev. R. A. Coujnclll pastor. lican, and J. William Huogel, services have been discontinued un- to hum. Phone Ill K71K71I.I ' • Bivorvlew hospital., Montcialr Ropubllcan;' wnre meet- FOR 9ALB—Shetland pnny, aaddle, hnr- til after Labor day, n,'»n niul i-nit, Phone lirnl 6711. resume normal operations at the earliest Mr, and Mrs. William Freoha BAIrtO PROGRAM Ing to discuss an aptnl of the A party was held last Friday at . of Twilight avenue, Koansburg, /in ouster. , Mill SALE- -KlrrlrW ,rlb with Lorraine Osborn, author of tho SINCE ANY POINT on (hi the home'of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles mnltri'iii; ciirrlnnr with mattrrl ami possible moment. *•» • - ths parents o( a ion born thli book, "Your Voice Personality," Edgo's removal order culminate Edclmann of Little SilveSil r PoinPit IllKli I'hulr. linn.lil Itiipp, 'J6' Hroml morning at Rlvervlow hospital. will be n. guest'on the Red iBank earth surface near th» «qualor ten months of Investigation of th road In celebration of th** third Kcypurt, X, J, i'liune Keypurt Community Hour tonight over li whirling at the rat* of a p. tax appeals division started when birthday of their daughter BoiSn. nail. SINGS AT" STADIUM CONCEIT John Warron of Mlddlotown, Jowey foil ItKNT.-Him.iftuI hod. Inquire. Har- radio station WCAP, She li a voice proxtmattly 25,000 mllsi p«r A number of children, accompanied old Kiipr -ti jlniiid atreat, Keyport, Mr* Thorosa MoCllnlock of Lonf conaultaht and voice analylst and 24 houri, why can't a man City lawyer nnd the Ctty Affairs by their mother*,' spent a. happy N. .1. lWii.'_Key.piirt_»2U. .>^^w^tir.j~Uft*AM3 .«M>«ri »UfcO4!&M4ftUI*U.. the Lewlsohn stadium, Now Yor W l MWrnprH^w raiutK, r«Hi't'lnlly. Cotlnue l$ Lillian Mnyhew la program, dlreotor, ,thi iami naion, that a ball" KUi city. The Sohola Cnntorum was n< Smith with.favoring In their Judg gieal patient nt Rlverview hospital. (in lipiillt'lilliill, Mantnn II, eoihpanlod. by the Now York Phil- GAS RANGKS AVAILABIJfl droppid In a train moving at ments the Domoorntlo polltloal or Hutmori, N. ,(. ^ _ _. harmdnlo Symphony orohestra, con ' Bock's Stove Exchange on Valldy any ipiid will fall straight to ganlzatton of Mayor Frank Hagu WANTBI) •- Mini wUli Viii' to I'UiFvir duoted by Fablen Sevltsky. Thej of Jersey City. . • Port Monmouth rurnl mall route during regular ecu- drive, hear Stars avenue,- Atlantlo tbi floor->t thl ball, alto, It rlora vacation month of Auwtit. ISO fang Beethoven's Ninth symphonj Highlands, has available some well- moving with thi tamo velocity ntr week nnd rxpenHrn. Wrlto, Rurnl SINGS AT OFFICERS' CLUB (The Ibd Bank Riiiittr '•» &» fcouiht I and "Song at Faith" by Oarptnte known makes of gas ranges, ao- at thi train, and thi man at •t Fort Monmoulh from Sotnlck's nani. a modern American composer, Th cordlng to an announcement else- Mlaa Bally Talorlco, a pupil of c*c«r (Ullvtry) IJTTEBII IIANlfil'a Snan~Ori>rY Btutlloi wsi thi flnt time that "Songioi where in this Issue. Victor B. Book thi equator* li moving «ait lor plrtur* framlwi oil palntlnm, r'i lw Little Fall* • New Jertey 25,000 milii par 24 houri. Hirmlne Hudon of Elberon, was UK, and Mrs, Bdward J, Byrk*of illfi And tngrnvlniti roiturfdl full alia Faith" had b««n lunj In Mew 'Yo. r has been In this business 11 years one of tha guest artists it a con Bralnard nvanui an parents of a franialf«a mutual mli'rora. window val* ' and tta* oonoart wU broadcast •nd mi fomtlyt located In High. coft last night at th« Offloeri' e'lu daughter born Tuesday at Mori' lawn ilini, frannd mirrors. 17 •MsM WWTO.': ••'' ~" •t »wt Moamouth,' mouth M»mwial hospital - • • • .two dean, »ro« Page Ten. RED BANK REGISTER, JULY/26, 1945 Qj, •will *perid today) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. FOR SALE 7. FOR SALE Joins The Navy East KeansbuFg— In New York";city, an* are plan- Notice li hereby fIvin that naled Keyport Health nidi will b« rectlvsd by the Bed Bank nJny to take- a Hudson river trip. 25-rOOT CHBI8 CRAFT, d.lui. .n CANNING POTS. 7-Jir c.nnsr. l (Thi Red Bank Register mbi bought Board of Education, R«d Bank Mon- eloi.d crul|«r, 1941 madjsl. excellent ud In Ear. Keansburg at Edwin Herjmsna's Mra. Lloyd Howjand and daugh- mouth County, New Jersey, for, tht racks, jelly glasses, sine top Jars," ex-l c'ODdltion. C«n btt ..sn at FsUr Hav.n tra tops and lids, jar rings wax, strsln-l Board To Discuss Store) .".'.. ter Bonnie of Ocean Grove visited Brad in» of tha Oakland Street and' Hi- Yacht. Work., Fair Haven, ;'N. J. Phon. chsnic Street. School grounds; in tht ers. Call Bed Bank 2680. National Si Mrs. Jean C. Miller, Mra. Jean Mrs. Charles Cox Saturday, « WANT ADS 1Bad Bank 3010. eV 10. Pr»wa'a> . " said Borough. In accordance with the Food Ordinance Adams a'nd Mx. and Mrs. George Mildred McNaraara, yeoman first plans furnished. Estimated amount of 26-FOOT NAVY typ. surf (boat with 60 COME LOOK us over lor your new psr-'l Scott,' all of this place, attended class, WAVES, stationed in New Borrow Excavation required Is 821 com- horsepower motor and auxiliary .loop lor sets; breakfast asts, and bedroom! pacted Cubic. Yardi. sailing rig. Forward cabin with single sets. W. hav. them at reduced prices.! jneoiorial services at Matawan in York city, was a week-end grueet of LOST AND FOUND bunk and toilet. Boat and motor sew memory of Lieut. Jack Sharp of Bidi will b* opened «nd read Is pub- At Swartt's Auction room. Highway 15 I Strong Support, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culbert lie at the rooms of the said Board at LOST—Pas.book No. 16888 on Second in 1944. Ideal lor oft tbor* fishing. Phone Bed Bank 3J13. ' ' Union Beach, who lost his life In Joseph Brown and family of Jer- 12,900. Can be seen week-days by ap- the High School. Bed 'Bank, New Jer- National Bank and Trust Co., Bed pointment at Fair Havers Yacht Works, 16-FOOT SAILING sloop, completely! Denunciations Mark - action in the European theater of sey City spent part of last-week sey on Tuesday, July 81, 1946 at or Bank, N. J* Return to above bank. about 8:00 P. M. V(RT Time. Fair Haven N. J. Phpn. Bs>d Bsnk 'rigged. Phone Atlantic Highlands! "war. The services were held in at their home here. - . LOST—Two kittens, one tquirrcl gray, 3010. . . / •> 4S8*Rt the Presbyterian church Sunday Specifications for the proposed work the other also gray with rejidUh La»t Week's Meeting Mr. and Mrs. MlchaeV.^Beycer of prepared, by George K. Allen, have been 31-FOOT WHEELER S.d.n «rji..r, GIRL'S BLUE,, winter coat, .It,"M , •poti. If found Ir^ng to 27 William trimnjsd with gray Krimmer fur, fitted*! afternoon. " u New Y-ork city; are spending two filed in the office of the said 'Engineer atreet. Bed Bank. N; J. 1937 mbdel, slseps four, exe.U.nt con- Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce gave a at 60 Broad Street, • R«d Bank, New dition. 13,600. Can ba seen at Fall- Ha- white, leather cosmetic case, sllv.r bro-l Further dlsctmsion of"Keyport'a •weeks with Mrl and Mm Alexan- 1 LOST—Man'i wallet, containing caah, cade, evening bag. None of these Items! lawn par^y fcfcqnday evening at Jersey, and njay be Inspected by pros- ven Yacht Works, Fair Haven. N. J. proposed ordinance to license food der Martlnoff. ; ' pective bidders during business hours. automobile driver, llceme, and other Phone Red Bank 9010. hsve been Used. Call Red Bank 289t-M,l their home on Alberta avenue in personal oardi. Liberal reward^Phone Mrs. A. Johnson, Point Road, Little 811-f hihdler* will take place tonight at Louise Lepre,' daughter of Mr. The standard proposal form will he fur- Red Bank 8027 or mull to; P. (K. Box 16-FOOT KOWBOAT. Inquir* at W a special meeting; of. the board of celebration of the 13th birthday, of and" Mrs. Leon Lepre, was baptized niBhe.d upon application. Specifications 3v»»x Fair Hnven road. Fair Haven, N. J.« their daughter Barbara. Present will b« furnished to proipective bidders CHUKttS marble top chesCl health at that.place. Sunday at St. Gabriel's church,' upon Daynient of Five Dollars ((5.00) LADY'S SET OF golf clubs and bsg. were Mrs. Christian KnudBfp and LOST—Brown imitation suede iL, ,,--M|.-, » yenser chest of drawirs.l Before the ordinance was read Bradevelt. "Sponsors were Nina which amodnt will be returned by the bag between Main street. Oceanpi, Phoned evenings, Red Bank 2588-J.* leawsurod marble to» tsble pair of COD-I for the second time at a public her daughters, Mrs. Beulah- Grlpp DeLucla and Arthui? DqLucla. Engineer ff same are returned in. good': via Highway 86 and Maple avenue, al.. TEN-PIECE WALNUT dlnlngroom se< per lustre pitchers, punch bowl set with I and her son, Billle Gripp; "Mra. order, within five (E) days frqm open- 50 West Front street, Bed Bank. Con- six chairs, table, buffet and chins 12 taps and tray. Call Red Banfcl hearlng"iast week, S. Frank Mason, ing of bids, J Teddy Peterson and her daughter tain.; officer's rain cost with'-name, Lt. closet,' Price 175. Call Red Bank 1218,* 5!*.VMi,, Mri- *• Jonn'on. Point president of the board, stated that Edward L. Cordell. Please return to Little Silver, g, pristine, Jean and John Matthews^ Bids Sinust be on the standard' pro- RUG, SOLID COLOR, burgundy,i9"xl2, conditions here have., forced the posal forms fn the manner designated in above address.* Mrs. Jean Adams and her children, IF YOU SUSPECT good condition, |20. Phone Atlantic NE HAVE NBW all mst.l iciboxe.1 board to consider some measure of the specifications, must be enclosed in LOST^Pocki!tbook, Sunday jn Runuon Highlands 563-M. • Dorothy and ^ohn, and Mr. and sealed envelopes bearing the name and thi« iort for a long time. He point- containing $75. driven liceme, rtiiis- ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATOR, medium 88. Phone Bed Bank 8218. ' Mrs. John Blakely. address of the bidder, and the name of ed out that the licensing .Q.L^food tratlon card. Keward, Kindly return site, refrigeration unit separate from •STk. CABLE. W. have it in .tocWl TERMITES the proposed work on the outside and to James Irwln, 108 East Front street, handlers will place conditions under A card party will be held at Mllr must be accompanied by a certified box. Call Kumson' 641. Fluorescent lights $9.95, full line-ill "JIMMY" O'SHAUGHNESSY Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 8211-W.* the control of the board of health. rtj hall Wednesday afternoon, ANTHHirE . check for a sum of at least ten per BOY'S 28-INCH balloon tlr. bicycle | al- fixture, for every room in th. house;! cent of the amount bid, payable to the LOST—Black puvvr, white streak on Iron cord, with switches. National E When the public hearing opened August 8 at 2 o'clock under spon- ENGINEERING CO. so new pre-war tire. Mrs.. Grace C "Jimmy" O'Shaughnessy, son of order of the Red Bank Board of Edu- stomnch; child's pet. Reward. Phone Herbert, 103 Parker avenue, Little Sil- 10. Prown's. Phone" Red Bank 2680 E. H. Larrison, Keyport merchant, sorship of the Daughters of H.' Lynnvroo'd Mlnton Red Bank E70-W. - Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Shaughnessy of cation. Bids must be delivered at the ver N. J.» WICKER STOOLLEIl, only used~a fei Scotia, Keansburg. Mrs. Jean Mil- Fair Haven, N. J. place designated" on or before the hour was the first to vehemently express Port Monmouth, is now at the U. S. LOST—Female Beagle hound, about six PLAY PEN, chest, cream color., (or months. Phone Eatontown 493-1 ler will be; bostflss, assisted Jby Mrs. Ph - • - - — named. months old, mostly white with black his disapproval of the project and Naval Training center at Sampson, nursery; electric jig-saw, complete. TABLE MODEL S-tub. radio, in perfect! particularly his dissatisfaction with Sarah Scott and Mrs. Jean Adams. The Board of Education reserves the spot on left hip. Vicinity of Nutswamp Call st 31 Locust avenue, Red Bank,"N, —condition. 117; Maje.tic. »-lub.? "owl New York. He was graduated fron) right to reject any or all bids if deemed road, Middletown. Reward. Finder J., 6" p. m.* --•jlnet radio, |22.. Phona.Red Bsnk I the health officer, Howard Williams. Middletown township high school iS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kurshman Wt are licensed Openton to the best interests of the Board so calf Middletown 177. "For 150 years the borough of spent their vacation,, last week at under the nttionilly finoot to do. • SINGER SEWING machine, Westing- June. *20 REWARD for return of Wired Hair house radio, 20 pair roller slot shut- BloomfleUL. MAGIC CHEF gaa range, brand nsw.l Keyport has got along very-nice- ANTIMITE SYSTEM HARRY L. HEAVILAND, President. Fox Terrier, white with brown spoil, ters. L. I. Sutherland. Phone Holmdel one only! Roper "certified perform-1 ly without thta damnable piece of Mrs. Helen Zelgler^SndJher son Attest: bearing Westflclii license number 7. Gall 6281, Saturday." tnu" (C. P.) r«n»«. on. cntrt . ' $500 TO KEYPORT CLUB of Termite Control Rumson 1390." regimentati»n\{d red tape," Mr. Robert are spending $8 summer JAPHIA CLAYTON, District Qlerk. FREE— Hurrican. apple wood, for com* quick I Boclt'i Stof. ExchaDge, Vai LarriBOn said. He- maintained that at the home ef her parents, Mr. and LOST—Passbook No, 34608 on Second plete removal. Phone J. 8. Smith, At- Drive, M.ar Sears av.nu,. Atlantlc-JHigh"., The auxiliary of the Keyport National Bank snd Trust Co., Red '"n"" Phone Atlantic Highlands 362, everyone /knows how perfunctory PUBLIC NOTICE. ' lantic Highlands 628. Yacht club pledged a donation of Mrs. Frederick Carlin. Bank, N. J. Return to above bank. ONE SADDLE' HORSE, gentle, buggy I theee health examinations become Borough of Sea Brlrht, New J.rssy. STUDIO COUCH, wjne color, brand new, $500 "at a meeting last week to-be I Mrs. Wilma Krueger entertained LOST—Small male black doB, white spring base, opens into double bed. and stated that he felt such a rul- used toward club projects of !m- last Tuesday evening at aj bridal Christian Science Tha following offers have been re- marking on chest. Name "Smoky." 149.50'. Phone Keansburg 866.* ing unneae&sary in a town of this • . _ _ showe• r fo- r • Mism sr 1 s Norm•SkT— — ..«*a KruegerlT**\1 ANA*,. ' ceived by the Borough of Sea Bright Middletown Township license No. 856. provement and repairing hurricane for the following properties . foreclosed Reward. Phone Red Bank 1318-J-2.* UMBRELLA TRNT, 9x9 poleless, ping LARGE EXHAUST fan. at Swart.'. Aue-'l •tee and that in his opinion such damage. Flans were discussed for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reading Room and owned by the . Borough of Sea pong table, regulation site, breakfast a feeling tfas general. Krueger,' whose marriage will take Bright, described by lot and block num- nook, leather cushions, chestnut; .seat* the annual Labor day dance. eight persons; bed, complete, dresser, He objected to what- he termed place next month; Church Edifice, ber as shown on Borough Ts* Map and FOR SALE DOOR MAT«. »1.9g for heavy COCOA In addition to Mrs. Stanley I. records as followa: table, icebox, etc. Louis Klein, R. F. maUi radiator, covers 69 cents, wetl ttie "offlciouEness and half-witted Miss Ellen Hill of Oklahoma Is Cundey, president of the organiza- Block It, lots 28 and 29, the sum ot D. No. 1, Box 438 Estontown.* mop. and dust mops. Preen floor wax I actions/ of Mr. Williams and ad- 200 Broad Street, Red Bank BABY WALKER, with rubber wheeli. tion, and Mrs. Joseph R. Kleckner, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Krueger. Six hundred dollars 0600.00) Must be seen to really appreciate, BABY CARRIAGE, ressonable. It We- 1 *i ."L"!' Johnson'. Glo> Coat. Nat. I vtoed that the board as a whole HUH, ana J.W.1O. jvseim xv. -cvieumiei, o __ __.J Block 11, lot 27, the sum of SeventJ- Practically new, very reasonable. Write, eriy place, Sed Bsnk, K. J.» Prown g Ph 0M e a d Tel. Red Bmnk 3460-J. ' 2«o!. *•"• ' - . »•« Bsnk| ahouldfget around the town and see who made a report on the July 4| »*• **•*• *™ S^ <">" «* "'J . " five d61lars (175.00.) P. P., Box 701. Red Bank, N. J.« ; SAWS, heavy duty vises, platform •what ill feeling is caused by their dance, those present were Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Alex Krueger Is home on fur- OPEN DAILY These offers -will be considered at a scales, 250 and 600 pounds. Write, TWO METAL ivory colored beds, link I meeting of the Mayor and Council of MARINE • EQUIPMENT. 12 Kapok vest ehlef (representative. ward Farry, Jr., Mrs. Fred Linden, lough from his base at Wright "J. S.," Boi 511, Red Bank. N. J.' springs, two mattresses, dressers,! ' t to 1 F, H, the Borough of Sea Bright to be held type life preservers, good as new; 200 Ub l< dlnl r Mrs. Walter Baldwin, Mrs^E. F. field, Dayton, Ohio. »i™'.i. '" ' °* »K <""n tifblel Tlv board members objected to in the Borough Hnll, Sea Bright, New feet tar trcnted anchor rope, like new; RADIO—rhllco, alUwave, perfect? con, 1 Ehrllch, Mrs, Walter Cherry, Mrs. Except Sunday and Jersey, on the 16th day of August, 1045, CO feet mooring chain; six Kapok square ditlon reasonable. Call at 48 Wallace with three leaves, one large wooden! -what iey termed a "personal grlev- street, Red Bank, after 4:30. R. Ren- kitchen table, small white wooden leal Edward Bilderback, Hewitt Whar- nt*8 o'clock P. M,' (E. W. T.).. and will pillows. Phone Atlantic Highlands 026. , box. hold, about 60 pounds. Call at 8371 ance id attack" of a member ana Everett Holiday* be accepted or rejected, provided no ht* ton, Mrs. B. Munn Craig, Mrs. Har- THE HIGHWAY Lumber Yard have hart.* River road. Fair Haven.' ' ' strated with Mr. Larrison for higher prices, shall be ottered. Bids must I"x6" and I"x8" tongue-and-grooved IOOT CASE tractor disc harrow, old Raymond, Mrs. Oarleton Whar- Lieut. E. Shtppen 'Geer, U. S. Friday Evenings, 7:30 to 9:30 be accompanied by certified checka to USED OFFICE DESK boat bell. |e. hlr/remarks, reminding him .that boards, new doors snd windows with Brook-Fford Farm, Woodland.- -Drive. • tongs, day bed anil mattress, man- the hearing was to ton, Mrs. Murray Woronoff,. Mrs. Navy, son of Mrs. Dorothy Geer, is the order of Borough of Sea Bright'in frames, roll roofing,' slate and smooth Scobeyville, N. J.•__ th/purpose < Here tie Bible, the Wurk* of the amount of 10% of the bid, hole cover, wire broilers, charcoal fur-' nsider the i 'dlnance. Ellsworth N. Tlltbn, Mrs. Merrill. home on a 30-day leave from duty -irtacc, moulding Df°all sizes and des- COLF.MAN GASOLINE stove, complete n.c. toilet boWl and tank. nl.n« Mar? Baker Eddy, Dlicoverar and 0 cription: nlso screen wire. Located on n is to that man (re- Wallace, Mrs. Fred Hllflker, Mrs. in the Pacific. Pounder of Christian Science, and * —- E. W. FABY, with outside tank, used yery little. Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bsnk.* "My object! Highway' 36 and Franklin avenut, West Brook-Fford Farm, Woodland -.Drive, lllame) Interpreting Harry B. Thomas, Mrs. John Mat- all other authorized Christian Sci- Borough Clerk. B*B* CRANrr^isno7"in~peTreTt~corn. /ferrlng to W, Staff Sgt. Raymond T. Kelly, has ence Literature may be read, bor- Kcnnshurgv N. J. Estimates sladly given Scobfyvillc, N. J.« the ordinance » Mr. Larrison coun- thews and Mrs. William E. Thtfyer. returned from Fort Sam Houston '—- No telephone. dltlon, at Swartis Auction room,l . rowed, or purch&eed. IN CHANCERV OF NEW JERSEY. BABY'S ALL-METAL stroller, ne"wT tered. in Texas, to his base in New York FARM HORSE, one bay horse, kind and could be used to sleep in, reasonsbli. Highway 35. Phone Red Bank 8213. The Public li Welcome 143/435 9xli KUI;S »4.98; some floor, coverlnrl idvieed if Mr. Larrl- SDBGICAL PATIENTS Kentle. work singje or double, Csll Write. P. O. Box ^01. Red Bank. The board city. • • • To Joseph Fishbeig, by virtue .of an Keansburg 398. Co'e Bros, Port -Mon- and rug borders; lovely line of throwl •on considers Mr. Williams ineff 1- Mrs. William J. HanBberry and order ot the Court ol Chancery ot New mouth. , BOAT—18-Foot sport runabout, mahog- rugs; table lamps and floor lamps; slsol Mrs. Ruth Sickles and Mrs. Dor- any null, chrome fittings Lycoming mo- b^ed lamp.. National t * 10. Prown's.1 dent in his position he should pre- son Jay of Bloomfleld, spent the Jersey, made on the day of the date ; othy Sandle, both of Cliffwood WE HAVE SOME good second-hand tor, fully equipped, excellent condition, Phone Red Brnk 2JS0.S P fer charges. "Can I make my week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- hereof. In a cause wherein Borough of porch furniture, very reasonable, at * 1.360. Zobel'a Yacht .Works, Sea Beach, are surgical patients at Shrewsbury, a Municipal Corporation of 22.FOO| SAILBOAT. J20O or will swar, charges now?" Mr. Larrteon asked. liam Wler. Mr. and Mrs. Wier and S\vartz's Auction room, Highway 35. Bright." Riverview hospital. the State of Ne,w Jersey, in the County Phone Red Bank^ 3213. for smaller one. Designed boaW H« was told again that the purpO3e of Monmouth, you and othctrs are de- TWO NEUBIAN goals, one buck; two afloat at Pleasure Bay. Sailing regular^ of the meeting was jor a hearing fendants, you nre required to appear, CEDAR CHESTSi piano bench, antique white common goats, reasonable price In Sunday races, need, new main sail chturE, Ducannhifc 10-picce dining r on the ordinance and' any charges and answer to the complainant's bill on, for quick 'disposal. Phone Atlantic ,a ., J«ing. Phone Long Branch or before the I lth day of September, room suite, WnWrt fall dinette Bet desks Highland* 975, or apply George L. .M, would ba heard at a regular meet- and chairs, bedrltiojn suites, table Ismps, Wheeler. Chapel Hill Road. Box 189. next, or the said bill will' b« taken as 1938 LINCOLN Zlphir, four-door se- lag- VIOLIN INSTRUCTION confessed against you. brcakf.ist sets; special sale on living room suites. Other Jtoms too numer- GENERAL ELECTRIC ironer, assorted dan new tires, radio, heirler. 1770, Mr. Mason atated that few nave The said bill is filed to foreclose three cut glass, 24-piece Rogers Silver ser- Phone Rumson, 4«J. certain certificates of tax sale covering ous to mention. Burdge's Warehouse, any idea, of the trouble encountered vice for slj, 4.\6 wool flag, phone Eaton- HAROLD DICTEROW the premises therein described and Clay street or rear of 125 Broad str.eet, town 681. NEW ROWBOATS; also sea skiff hulls," by tha board Of health in their ef- knoyyi as Bl. 4, Lots £ I to at 13, in- Red Bank, N. J. Joe^ 281 West Front stree), Red Bsnk, (OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY) TWO CHROME and two iron mixing" fort to maintain high health stan- clusive an the official tax rnnp of the JUST BOUGHT 20 used trunks, ward- faucets, new toilet bowl with used Borough of Shrev£flhury and Lots Num- robes nnd steamer, small and large. TWO riKEPLACE mantels, garage dards and further said that he fol- tank and lavatory, range oil burner with o a 1 NEW YORK HERALD TRTBUNE bers • 8 to 20, Inclusive, on n map en- If you need one, we have it. Furniture constant level and I- 65-gsllon drum. . i ° - "Rollaway. ' I ,ets of I each, lowed Mr. Williams' activities close- titled "Berkshire Park, Shrewsbury, Center, 29 Enst Front street, Red Bank, buffet mirror, antlqu. cabinet doors. , ly and found that he has done his Mr. Dicterow dliplnyed > well developed and eompreheiulve- technical skill. Phone Estontown S81. aw ord phone with m«rked brilliance and agility In display passage), luch'aa tho«e in the Mon. Co,, N. J., property o> Shore De- N. J. Phone Red Bank.1647. g5 w - Atlantic Highlands ' job and done it well. velopment Co., Scale l"-50' February NINE-FOOT. STEEL telescope fish pole'; last grouT. The tone was firm and of generoui volume, •while hie Interpre- CELLO, TWO SUinway pfanos and 30- .22 cal. repeater rifle; single barrel •William Lambertson, also a mem- tations spoke of a very, promising musicianship, 1936 G. K. Allen, C. E.. RetlBank, N. foot awning. Uirhan's Piano Shop, 1& ODORA CLOSETS, K-g.rm.nt mili J." filed In the Clerk's Office of the inottgun. Box ammunition each. Phone 14.98, moth bag. fly swatters ID ber of the board, joined the proteBt Drumraond place. Red Bank, N. J. Eatontown 681, 48 SHREWSBURY AVENTTE TEL. RED BANK S18W County of Monmouth, File No. 60; Bl. cents, Renuilt et cents gsl, tar paper agennst the* attack by stating that There are many 5, Lots !, 7 and 8 on the aforesaid FRYERS AND BROILERS, ready for THREE-WHEEL chain driven tricycle; 10 cents a package, plcnlo plates. Nat- tax map of Borough of Shrewsbury and; cooking, $1.25 and.up; also some Leg- he had dsne_conslderable work with RED BANS, 'If, jr."" reasons why people hnm nnllnt*. fmtr mnnthi. ntuH 100 ft good condition, pre-war model, 117! ional 6*10. Prown's. Phone Red Bank Lots Numbers 7. 6t and 5 on the afore- Joscph^Phlliji^ Phone Holmdel 7811.« the latter and that if charges were said map of Berkshire Park; and Bl. presented ho would be present to save.' Some save SEA BRIGHT, Sea Skiff, 75 horse pow- BWABTZ'S AUCTION room buy. any- 5, Lots 1, 2, and 3 on the tax map of er, converted price list, 21x7 feet, thmg and everythlnc at any time. battle againBt them. for the down pay- Borough of Shrewsbury and, Lots Num- built in 1B40. used only three months, Phone Red Bsnk 3213. Alfred Conover praised the idea bers 26, 25, and 24 oh the aforesaid Sl.SOO. Phone Rumson IS8I-W. map of Berkshire Park, in the Borough OUTBOARD MOTOR, 20 H. pTEvinrudst of the ordinance but objected to ment on a home- of Shrewsbury, County of ..Monmouth 1,200-(;ALLON.TRUCK tank, four com- LKJHT METER, new resr wheel covers Excellent condition. Phone Mats- only semi-annual inspections as too THE ANCHORAGE others for a new nnd State of New Jersey, made by Or- pnrttne-nts, three-inch lines and for 1941 Bulck or similar: new model wsn 689-M. between 6 and 6 p. ra.* trude C. VirfVliet. Collector of Taxes valves, manifolded. Phone Red Bank 30-R Remington Caliber 30-06, Illinois few and suggested raising the fines wrist watch. Write, "K. M.," Box ill. KEROSENE STOVE, practically new. to $300 maximum and $50 minimum. car—^-others to ed- of the Tsxing District of Borough of 3S79. with three hunters and baking even. Shrewabury, to - Bornugh of Shrewsbury, Red Bank, N. J.e Be stated that he felt anything Foot of Mbrford Place ARE yOV LOOKING for the fountain In' good condition, ressonable. John ucate the children Sated August 30, 1940, and recorded in of youth? Come to Swartl's Auction TWO CHALLENGER oil burners, ver7 Oltersen. E. F. D. No. I. Freehold, N. J,* eould happen in a period of six the-Monmouth County Clerk's Office in room and sleep on our Inner spring mst- reasonable. Phont: Red Bank 11S0-R. SPARS—Up to 60 feet, logs for floats. months. With, this the board ex- RED BANK, N. J. —decide what you Book 1187 of Mortgages,, nages> 21S tresses. If you are 80 years, you will FREEZING CHESTS. See Middletow.. 65-pound anchor, new bost stakes fur- preesed agreement, but Mr. Lam- Ac; Book 11*7 of Mortprnges, pases 21/ feel line'20. Highway 85. Phon. Red Refrigeration. Service, advloe, instal- nished and put in. Sailing Instruction, want. You'll find Ac; nnd Book 1187 of Mortgages, pages bertaon pointed out that a six Fishing Crabbing Bonk 3213. lation. Call Middletown 29». given. Charles E. Burd. 'Phone Red 216 Ac, respectively, of which com- Bsnk 2821,* months' check-up le a great im- regular saving -will plainant Is now the holder. THREE-PIECE living room suite, Eng- 16-FOOT, CEDAR ' rowboat. used few provement over 150 years. Luncheonette . . Bait And you, Joseph Fishberg, are mnde lish coach, tabl. mangle, nil Ilk. new. months. Can be seen at Irwin's Tacht secure it. a party-defendant because you obtained Phone Keansburg 1590-R. Basin, Red Bank, N. }.' 14-FOOT - ROWBOATl also standing; Edward Farry said that he rep- TAXI BUSINESS, two seven-passenger IDEAL POWER lawn mower, 22-inch mirror in frame. 146 Monmouth Row Boats for Hire Marine Repairing a judgment in the New Jersey Supreme street, rear. Anna Hoffman.* resented clients who had requested .Court against Shore Development Co., cars; nlso restaurant business. Cxll cut. »I50. 41J Willow avenue. Long PIANO—Used upright, reasonable, no their, names be withheld for the et al,, the owner of the premises men- Kcnn&bur? 117. Branch N. J. dealers. Phone Red Bank 49t-M af- present. When the board objected Charter Boats for Hire with Licensed Skippers tioned and described in the fluid bill, OLD TOWN CANOE, 18 feet long; red THREE COWS, one heifer. Phone Red ter 6 p. m.* ' and by virtue thereof claim to have to withholding the nameg he agreed nd grey, good condition. Price $85. Bank -2<95 between 8 and 9:30 a. m. BRONZE ROTARY valve orburef some lien upon or interest Jn the said Phone Red Bank 2155-J. • te have his client* attend the next Row Boats arid Power Boats fqr Sale ANTIQUE love sest and chair, black l\i to IS venture, ell updraft. tXJ premises. be adspted for down drsrt. Only level hearing and sit with one of the HOUSE TRAILER and luggage trailer, walnut bureau, wash stand and night Soft Shell Crabs and Shedders for Sale Dated; July 10, 1946. table radio, two studio couches; si] table with marble top, white porcelain left. Csll st Red Bank Airport. See | board in an effort to iron out cer- Anplegate, Stevens, Foster best condition. Bryan, Portaupeek, re tio«. Phone Highlands 1089. Jim Howard. tain abjections.' t. Reuasille, Long Branch, N. J. PIGS—Joseph Morris. Phone Red Bank SINGER SEWING machine, ice box. Mr. Fary stated that they were in Solicitors of Complainant, OLD GLISH sheep dog puppies and 1S18-R-1. rocker, feather bed, maple play yard . V. M. C. LANGENDORF, Prop, THE SECOND NATIONAL F. O. Address. 84 Broad Street, and carriage. Phone Highlands 1198-R. favor of adoption of the ordinance half fzrown dogs. .Very best blood NEW SOLID cherry seven-piece dinette Ked Bank, N. J. lines. Bryan, Portsupeck, Long Branch, METAL SPRING for double bed. good frith certain changes and were par- set andttable pads, rug pad 9x9, beige BANKeTRUST CO. N. J. ing eha\r and sofa. Party leaving condition. Phone Red Bsnk 962-R af- ticularly concerned with having n ' •OF RED BANK Monmouth County Surrorate's Office, WHEELER CABIN cruiser, 2t ftct long, town. Phons Red Bsnk >E96. ter G p. m.« «t time for them to appear at the In the matter of the estate ot 'John Chrysler converted engine, good run- ONE WHEBL LUG, trailer, canvas" HOUSEHOLD GOODS, cheap. Call even- borough hall to show permits r&thei NEW JERSEY* J. C. O'Shea, deceased. Notice to Cred- ning older and condition. Phone even- ings. 259 Port Monmouth road. Ides! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT- itors to present claims against estate. cover, spare tire. Building 2, Apart- than be bothered at too frequent in- ings, Atlantic Highlands 329. ment 17,- Vail Homes. Eatontown.* Beach, N. J. •INfURANCE CORPORATION Pursuant to the order of Dor man Mc- RUM MAKE SALE. books., glassware, terrals. Faddln, Surrogate of the County of Mon- COVER CROP seeders and a general line LARGE HEAP of cow manure. Inquire pictures, dishes and many other ar- Vincent McGuIre, Colt's Neck, nut to He stated that.he thought the In- ' mouth. mnde on the Twenty-eighth day of seeds. Order now, Conover Bros. PUBLIC NOTICE. ticles. Beginning Thursday, July 2B" at Phone Holmdel .181, Wlckatunlc, N. J. school:* • , tontlon of the board in this mat- of June, 1945, on the application of The ,1 p.' m. 5i South street, Ked Bank.' Citizens Building and Loan Association Second National Bank and Trust Com- AS RANGE, uses either tank or city TWO ENAMELED dressers with mir- ter perfect, but the ordinance far of Red Bank, Liquidating Corporation, pany of Red Bank, Sole Executor of the BREAKFAST NOOK, tnble and two gas. Phone Holmdel 7291. rors, good condition, reasonable. from perfect and said that a lot of hereby dives notice to any creditors of estate of John J. C. O'Shea, deceased. benches; good condition, reasonable. Phone Katontown 778-W.* notice is hereby given to the creditors Phone Red Bank 1448." BABY STROLLER, In good condition, misunderstanding had been created. he Association, to bring* in under oath, t6. Csll Rumsnn 685-J. GOOD SECOND-HAND lumber, li Lake- their debts, demands and claims against of said deceased to exhibit to the nub- SNIPE CLASS sailboat, excellent con- wood avenue. Xeansburg. he Association within threa monthi ncriber Sole Executor, as aforesaid, their dition. New sails. In water, ready to PUPPIES, Persian kittens, pedigreed, from tho date of this notice. debts and demands against the said es- i, Can ba seen at 280 Ocean avenue. registered. Phone Rumson 1081, DUPONT WINDOW ahades, Tontine shides light in stock. The shade that Keyport Soldier Dated: June 14, 1945. tate, under oath, within six months Sea ' Bright, N. J. Phone Sea Bright ATWATER-KENT radlo^ ind rTcoTd CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN AS- from the date of the aforesaid, order, or 256 Hfter 5:30 p. m.* player, combination; electric razor. can be waahed and scrubbed with sosp SOCIATION OF RED BANK, LIQUID. they will be forever barred of their Phone Red Bank 920. and water. They Pay In the long run. Released On Points actions therefore against th« said sub- RED PULLETS, 14 w*eks old. Phone Bring your else*. Nations) 5 * 10. ATING CORPORATION. Red Bank 3510 aftej 5 p. a.' HOLLYWOOD SKOOTER bike, used in PFC. John Anthony Rossi of the scriber. Prown's. Phon. Bed Bank 2680.* TEDDYBEAR COAT>s1ie 8: spring coat, the movie picture colony, adult size,, V. 8. Army, has received an honor IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Dated, Freehold, N. J., June 28, 194S. something different; rosewood marbl. JUST GOT IN' SIT new dining room size 8; wool dress, siza 6; mnn's re- sets at Swsrti's Auction room. High- able discharge and has rejoined hit'' To Charles Shannon and Elizabeth THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND top table, Victorian walnut .swing TRUST COMPANV OF RED BANK, versible overcoat, size 3K; also boy's table, fan back reed porch chair child's way J6. Phons Red Bank 8218. family at Keyport after serving hannon, his wife: By virtue of an or- coat, size 38, 19 Clinton place, Red By: Ralph S, Pearce, size chlnti upholstered armchair, pair WHY NOT trade In your old furniture overseas for 28 months. der of the Court of Chancery of New Bank.' Jersey, made on the day of the date Trust Officer. eirandoles, console rsdlo, lot of window with us for new furniture. You can PPC. Rossi was flown to thir reof, in a cause wherein Frank Nero KB Brnad Street, - ' TOWER LAWN mower, Coldwell, Model screens. Yankee Trsder. 28 West Front iny anything with oqr 12-month's psy- Red Bank, N. J. H, Heavy roller type, Fuller and John- street. Red Bank, Phone 2247. country from Rothenberg, Gei- comvhlnnnt, and you and others ara tnents. Furniture Center, 29 East Trout Ataton 'Beekmnn Esq., son, 3 II. P. motor. Needs slight re- treat, phon. Red Bsnk 1647. many. His plane landed at Florida defendants, you are required to appear, 10 Broad Street, pair. A> Is J60.. Phone Red Bank YORK TRUMPET,' model 410, rebuilt, and answer to the complainant's bill on, Red Bank, N. J. •2UB.« in perfect condition. For Informa- SALT HAY, Fred D. Wikoff Co., phone and he was then sent to Camp Dix, or before tha 14th day of September tion call Red Bank .K4S-J.* Red Bank 552. where he was given his discharge. next, or the said bill will be taken as Proctor, WORK BENCH, With new circular bench saw; also grinder and buffer, complete JANSEN BATHING suit, aqua, site 3838,, TAKE NOTICE. Just received a large Ha had 111 points. confessed against you, never worn, cost *10,9S, wll shipment of oil heaters; slso oil burn- The suld bill Is filed to foreclose two Monmouth County Orphans Court* with electric motor. Price 1100. Call sell for When he arrived at Keyport Pvl. 18. Phone Red Bank M7. ers for coal stoves. Samuel BwartK, li certain certificates of tax sale made by In the matter of the* insolvent estate Red Ilnnk ElH. West Front street, Red Bank. Phone Rossi greeted for the first time his Julln. M. Kcoueh, Collector, to the Bor- of Harold Hiker Applegale, deceased. No- 12-FOOT HOWBOAT, in good eonditlon. ONE, TWO TON steel dump oval body, 138»e •on, John Henry Rossi, who will ough of Red Dank, one dated October tice to creditor* to present claims. one. mimeograph". machine, Lawes First (2 5 takes It. Phone Red Bank FUR COATS mothproofed for five y.an 23, 1934 recorded in Hook 1062 of Mort- Pursuant to an order of the Orphans 3730." • , . Coal Co., Inc., Shrewsbury, N. J. Phone ba two years old next month, and gages, imtia 373, and the other dated Red Bnnk 1260 or 1261. for only 11.26. Berlou moth sprsy. Court, of tha County ot Monmouth, HEAVY DUTY sewing machine; table, Guaranteed to repair your coat If dam« rejoined his wife, Mrs. Mac Bolltn October 12, 1986, recorded In Book 1102 made on this Twenty-second day of CHARCOAL, genuine all pin. charcoal, Rosel, at their Keyport home. of MorttuifCcs, pnge 105, of the Mon- three-foot wide, six-foot long; large aged by moths within Avs years. The. June, 1945 upon the Application of stove, sprny gun and buttnn machine, better get some while ths supply Wright Stores, 80 Monmouth street. mouth Cotfnty Clerk's Office, which cer- Jnmes R. Laird, administrator, of the lasts. Perfect fuel for your out-door Wright Stores, 30 M Ha was awarded the Purple tificates of' tnx aale were duly assigned Cnn be' &ccn' Friday until 4 p. m. at Phone Red Bank 22^2. estate of Harold Rlker A Dpi e« ate, de- 0 Gold street, Hed Bank, N. J. Phona grill. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf avenue, Heart after being wounded by by snfd Borough to the complninant.- „ ceased, notice )a hereby given to the Red Bunk, N. J.« CHICK FEED. Ths right "Start in shrapnel in the left thigh and leg Rod Bonk I!i77-R, ' Yon Charles Shannon are made a par- creditors of theaald estnte of Harold EUREKA VACUUM cleaner. 130; two Life" Is everything. Our starter and at Nurnberg shortly after Q-day. ty defendant hecnuae you are the gran- Riker Applcgate, deceased, to exhibit to JUST ARRIVED, new gas ranges, qual- flhick grain* does ths trick. Hanee A ity, Wclbuilt nnd Roper. Samuel dainty walnut chairs, $18; marble top •' Pvt Rossi was hospltullicd.'4/days There's a "WHEN" and a "HOW" tes iii n deed from Georare T, Lint on, him under onth or affirmation, their wnsh stnnd, 110; droplesf table. 112; Davis, Phone 108, nd wife, purporting to convey tho clnlms and/ demands agninst the said Swnrti, 14 West Front atreet, Red Bank, by hi* injuries. He also was award- sewing cabinet 18; mahogany pedestal, B. B. FEEDS with added power. The premises covered hy (h» certificate of"^ estate within nix months from ths Phonfe 1387.* $4; upholstered piano bench, 16: full extra push makes \ht difference. Die- ed the Silver Star for fiction be- tax nnlo first above mentioned, and you Twenty-second day of June. 104R or USED STOVKS, Iceboxes, bathroom slxe walnut bed, complete and beauti- brow Brethers, Brosd and Patterson. yond the Una of duty and the Eilznbpth Shnnnon arc. mnde a pnrly de- they will ha iotnver burred from pros- basin, sink nnd ilralnlxiard, baby car- ful dressing table. Victorian tea set, Shrewsbury. Phone lied Bank »»(>, Lonr to Watering Your Garden fendant becnunn you are the • wife nf ecuting or recovering the same, Brotue Medal for gnllantly In ac' riage, mini's bicycle, ice rroam cone bisque group, pair of bisque figures, Vic- Branch 2680, (he antd Charlrs Sl)iinnon nn<| may elnlm scoops, bird nrgc and stand, andirons, tion during his participation In.the Pnted: Freehold, N. J., June 22nd, torian Rrlstol lamp, clocks, decorative HOG RATION. A complete balanced fee* interpBl in,eitiil premises by virtue^ 1946., nnd other articles too numerous to men- wnll plntes, pictures, glass candle sticks, Normandy landirigi. of ri right to (lower. tion. 11 (I Shrewsbury avenue. for your pigs, They'll grow faster be. JumoK R. Lklrd, pair lacn edged milk crlass compotes, eauie they are better satisfied, Hans* X member of thi 70th Tank bn- ANY AMOUNT of werter, any old time, gives Dated'July 1.1, 11)45. 527 Bungs nvenue, As> HAVE YOU ANYTHING to sell, Call dosen LImoge luncheon plates, wrought * Dsvls. Phone 108. Iron lighting fixtures. Other things too talllon attached to thq Third Army, Applegnle, Stevens, Fngtcr ft Reusstlle, bury Park, N. J.. The Furniture Center.; will pay you poor reiulti In .your garden. Instead of hap- fipHcitors of Complainant) Proctor & Nary, • the highest prices. Furniture Center, numerous to mention. Stansberry'., Mid- lie served In the African cnmpnlgn, F. O, AddrcsH, :(4 Ilrond Street.f ElflCtrIa,JJIdgt, ' »• ' dletown, Five Corners. WE BUY and sail anything! Mew '.$ Enst Front street. Phona Rod Bank FiNE~ai/'RMAN earners, Gibson guitar, , Blojly and Italy, and took^part In hazard watering, follow Ihete jlmple ttepi; Rod Ilnnk, N, J, Asbury Park, N; J, 1647. and used furniture, housefcoli Proctors, golf balls, golf sticks, fishing tackle, sjoods, china, glasswar., paintings, •' ,./ '' the Invasion of Normandy, , Monmouth County Surrogate's Ofnet , TEAM OF HOUSES, work slnglo or very lino organ, bountiful condition, Vic- In tho mutter ot tha entnto of Bertha doublr. Cnll Mlddlotown 83-W. torian love sent, Iron pedestal, • granite brlo-».brae, etc. Ruscll's Aurjllon , • Water only when toll appears to be dry. Monmouth County Surromts's Office. 4 C, I'olhornus, deccnaeil.' Notice to cred- (100I> DRIVING nnil rldlnK horao. In. fountain, child holding duck, small Vie- Galleries, 18.27 East Front strset. Edward Shea Home, itors to vtuncnt claims nKiilnst citnto. In tho matter of the catnto of Mamie qulro tit J, Ghllopo's Esso *' stuMon, torlnn lov« sent! old English outlsry, Red Bank 1198. LPurimnnt to the order of Dofmnn K, WnlflnH. decemed. Notice to credi- Flomnco avenue, Union Bench, N. J. Polisher, small hand organ, Idaal for • Give your gdrden a thorough soaking, tors to II re n en t cluimn agnlnnt entitle. McFaddln. Surrogate of the County of Putties, model snllbonl, park bsnehss. Don't expect sood Two Years Overseas Montnouth, mndo on the twelfth day of Pursunnt to the oriior of Dorinnn Mc- PAINTS lOH ALL purposos, illroVt from Ynnkffi Trader 118 , West Front street, rather than a light sprinkling. fnctory at resnonable prloos, Atlantis results unless you fend quality feeds. Sgt, Edward J, 'Slieu, Jr.)riBon'o/ •Inly, 11)45, on tho utinllcutlon or timeo rnddln," SurroKnte of (hn County of .Hud Hunk, M, Urowrr, AtlmSiiIntrntrix, ot t"Q «" Monmnvith,• mntlu on thn Hnvenlh dny nf Paint company, till West front strsst, mul1 ni1 t~«*mm&T' >n—-MM- .Ijdward J, Bhoa, Sr., tute of Urrlhn C, I'olhrmim, deceased •luly, liMB.'nn the applfcnlton nf Cnrrla Itr.l Hank, N, .1, phono 22K1-W. °n', in.?* , * scratch grain Is WOMAN'S iirOYCLBTfii «*>«llent' ..'on.' h PlU1 T> ^ Q pxerutrtx of (Im mtiito of "WBKK.ENII BARGAINS." Hill's school D.,U^Pho'n. 1oV" "'"" * 7 dltlnni also nil. metal bababy walker, ARRIVED, stoves,, comblnstlon nl ad id (Icceimrd tn, txnlblt to tno" nub- TMV^mT^*riMift«r« i He, SM ill 'I lll.iiiiii I ,•—• — fc ISBJ Ifc— i , . . . _ . ^^^BI • • • drably dl»ohiiiKfrnlhlfit, rnln ninls, Plsy.il, nnnoslu slorr, Ited DankHk . N. J.J«" stoves il k Tuesday st Vori-Da?'Shea, a voter; A Growing Garden Needi/Wotsr <1«hu' nnd dnmuhda aitnlnst the snid as- skirts, sweaters, contSi Jackets, pujninns, stoves, oil cook ntovei. oil heaters'and (ipqrjuii'd to exhibit tn tho *iil>picrllior eoal hnnlcr, anmuH Sw«rt«, 14 W.st an of two years' aei'Vlco In lQnglund tute, under mith, wlttiln H(K month* nxflRtitrfx «• nforoinld, tlmlr rlnbtl ittul hbtirs; bny'n snlli>i' null, nlio 7, suits, LAIK1E POT STOVE, gns, Kot wsUr Itoiitor and 30-gsllon tnnki reasonsiblc, Front str«(it,_Jlml^Jli,nk, Phone 1887." and France, wears u combat itur 4rom tlif\, tl it In nf the dforoRultl ordor, at (lomnnds ngnlnit tho unld oHlnte, undff slxo 3, lilousrHi bnby's swoatnrs, klmon- 'they will bn forever hnrVed of tholr ac< I'llnni Ilrrt Unnk IlllOt-J. on hit campaign ribbon and also onth, within six months from tha 'data H., enpa, booties, snnksri, crib covers, ttom therefore against the laid iub< bltihkoti, btintlnifit lady's whttd uni- PAIIt OVAL marble picture frames, Vlo- the good conduct mcdnl. He had Monmouth Consolidated of ths nforosnld order, or they wilt ho forever burred of their notions ther UroRd 8[r##t, Muraftto City, N. J, month h« would havi beta Jn the Edward W. Wilt/ Eiq,, by Rppulntment only, Onll 1H61 iof In 113 West Front str.st, n.d Bank, Always MOM'Or* put i ' » Itid Dunk. M, J. Red' Blink, N. J, /ornvtUoiu D' th8\ti Ptt .' • 1 ,' »«. . i , J i, L RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 26.1945 Page Eleven.

FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES AUTOMOBILES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MAURICE SCHWABTZ, Obryaler, Fly. OLORED APARTMENT to Jot. Pour FOB CHABTEE, «J-foot flehlng boat. 'WOMAN VOB cleaning, mornings, FEMALE hand presser, trimmers and rooms and bath. Phone Eatontown NEAR ATLANTIC Highlands, N. J., IUY, ssll or rant all types o» nal eatals) SOLVB TOUR butter; milk <*<1 •»•&• b mouth and International track eclM white or colored. Call Mlddletown operators, vtry. light work. Men'a artistic home, t room; 2 baths, tbrousrb Constane* Smith Awtnaj; 14 problem. Buy aJ trash cow. atate day or night* partlee, anytime. Fred ind aervlce bearquarUre. Phon. Bed 9-R-Z, or inquire Cre.n Brlen Inn, Pine Farw«IL tl Blngham avenue, Rumion. aborts, Lekach eV Lekaeh, 12 Mechanic Irook. W. Berry.' • ample (rounds, two-ear garage; within apt. avenue. Pair Hareo. pbou Keel tested tnm pur* bred Gu.rneey. bull; 3ank W. street. Bed Bank, N. J. "Phone Kumaon 1499. , NURSI&—registered or practical lor •HREE-ROOM furnished Mpertroent, eas/ commating- distance of New York Bank !<08. ... • reasonable • price. Shadow -Isle Farm. ISED CABS bought, sold ud ex- EXPERIENCED GROCERY ..salesman. ila Central or Pennnylvania railroad. THOMPSON'S PAINTING, interior and floor duty, hours I to 6:30. Call Mld- with bath; no children,,* Inquir* 71 5 ACRES of ground on the aorta side) Phon•* *• wsswe Beavs>du .wes-asssBank, , •*>t• MJ.»(43 , __^^^_^^^^^^^^^^m changed. Pontlac sales and e*rrtc*i Price <9,850. Terms!' to rffht party. exterior work, steeplejack work and dletown 177. steady volition good Salary. Mount akland street. Red BanV.> Phone 1S11. of Main road at Uneroft; aleo a lot FOR BALE or chirterht , 80-foot yacnt, terms. Q. M. A. a Rjusas Brothers, 4 Hartmeyer, 41 -Broad street, Red' CallaSor write Mi«s Ids Eildebrand, 3< S0xl7S on tha north aide of Hgatk ava. suitable for hjmse boat, in water, water tanks. 1(19 Wall atreet, Vest .*! Mechanio street, phona 80*». MECHANICS, maintenance of construe- THREE-ROOM store apartment for Broad atreet, Red Bank. N. J. Fbone ' tlon machinery and heavy duty Bank. N. f. nu. at Neptune. Price of lot tolO oash. ieady to use, very reasonable. Fred Long Branch. Fhone Long Branch 1806. ? YOU wish to sell your automobile rent ground floor, unfurnished. Post- Bed Bank 1800. " ennle C. Leyton, Iineroft, N. 1. trucks. Apply <0 Church atreet. Sea BARTENDER, ill-year-around job and ffice building, Mlddletown Village. Call Harwell, .1 Blngham avenue, Rumaon. BRICKWORK-HASONBY repaired new bring It to us. We pay cash (or ear. good pay. Give references and ass- Phone Rumson :14fl8. or alteration!, drl'ewayi, walke. Are- Iceable cars: 19«5 to 1941 modeis. Bright, or call Sea Bright Ml. WMC led Bank SOS-R.r HOUSE!—All imDroveuente and two rules observed.* Write, "Bartender," Box 511, ...Red extra lots on Main street, Belford REAL ESTATE and Ituaranoa, Pate 30-FOOT WOftK BOAT, 110 H. P. placei, garden walll, foundations, ter- tount-Engll»h Co.. Red Bank. Bank, N. J. IVB ROOMS, tile bath, cenUr of Bed R. Striker, ipaclalUng In. farms, racei, flagstone patloi, etc. Call Genola MAN TO HELP. In dairy; good wages. N. J. E. Koch.' Speedwa. _y. motor_iotor,, cheap. Fred Far-well, 'OP PRICES paid for all makes of good Mank, Venetian blinds^ screens, atorm' country home, and eettUs. Start* Builden. Phone Long Branch 199. Apply Ladwood Firm, Holmdel, N. 1. indovrs, new . gaa range, utilities !n- 130 WALLACE STBBET. Bed Bank, all 31 pliighaPlih m ave/nuee , BumspBiusapnn . Phone used. cars. McKlm-Layton. Chevrolet BOY to learn printing trade, must be Highway No. 14, Holmdel phoaa ttumson 14D9.J MADELON PBOAU antlauee bought !o., 29 Msebanie street, phone Bed Bank Phone Holmdel 6101. rluded. Lease to adults. Available on ' rooms all improvement!,' fireplace, en- and eold. 102 «Mt Irront streert. Red If years of age or over and In good hort notice. Address, F. O. Box 187,closed Dorch; convenient location, exclu-' Holmdel 6801. OSED PARTR fur Sterling, Petrel* IJOl-i Ml\c Silver, N. J.« siye sttent. Constance Smith, 14 Maple phta motors; four-burner Protane (as Bank. . >- • • - FBANK VAN- SYCKLE. S« Wwt Front OFFICE ASSISTANT, excellent op- health; 'good opportunity to right boy, a.venue. Fair Haven. Phone Bed Bank store; one 1V"H7' bronte shaft with ADVERTISING COUNSEL: newspaper street, formerly Quinn'a Garage. Ba> portunity for a man or a woman, steady Job, pleasant working conditions. 1VE-ROOM, unfurnished apartment, win " two-family bouse, seven room*, each every Improvement. This property three) «truU, peHect; oa» ltf"xir Tobin magazine ads; radio commercials; mail pairs to all makes. Bur wheel aligning with some office experience, .After- See Mr. Feanington, Foreman, Red Bank improvements, conveniently located. 1 tironie shaft, good; class i, side- lights. campaigns, house organs, merchandising and frame straightening aervlce. Dodge Inquire > Zar-rnb*., Hamilton arenue. BIVBB ROAD, Pair Haven. Will giy. can be purchased with small down paj- Ideas. Tougn promotional ^problems and Plymouth deader. noon hours. Incentive bonus, Ap- Beaister. Leonardo. Fhone Atlantic Highlands Immediate occupancy snd eell partly ment, balance like rent, which the extra . Fred Farwel.l, 81 Blngham arenue, Bum- furnished, nine rooms, three baths, oil tenant will pay. Why not Investigate thla »on, N. J. ] PJiono Kumaon 1«»°. tackled gladly. Ten years' experience; IAB BALES financed, lfXMItt models, ply Seaboard Service, 27 North BOOKKEEPER, with knowledge of typ- heat, trsraie. Plot 93x110. Ideal loca- Inusal bargain by calling Hauser. A.t» TWENTY ACRES Golden Bantam aweet four bappy clients. Minimum: $65 month up to 15 months to var, Beaeoast Bridge avenue. Red Bank.' "HREE-RCOM furnished apartment at tion. Price 18,000. Constance Smith, antic Highlands 961, corn. Will, itart next week and pull (linlsss commissionaire appropriation Finance Co., 60 Broad street, Bed Bank, lng, good pay, with opportunity for advancement. Permanent position. 39 Lafayette street Rumson, N. J. 14 Maple avonue Fair Haven, N.' J. DO JUSTICE to yourself. Investigate •intil frost: Will contract; alio po- excesdfe 16,200 jeer). Box 2«2, Ocean- hone 1234. HOUSEKEEPER—General, for small JB and store half blo'ck away. Phone- Phone Bed Bank 2308. port, N, 1. Phone Red Bank 3767. my offer, little cash' required, conven** tatoes, seed rye, and baled alfalfa hay. iHBVROLET, one-ton truck with body, home, two a'dults: location West Al- lumson 502. iently located for every conveniences ROOFING AND SIDING, expertly ap- GARDENER and handy man. exper- FAIR HAVEN—In a qul.t location, ' Harry Gllolr. Phone Holmdel 770«. AND SI, p good tires, below ceiling price (or lenhuret: must be experienced, • nleaaant, HALF OF TWIN apartment of aix nine large rooms,, two, baths, steam 2.6 Biy aveuu*. Highlands, le for sal*. piled.0 P;rices are'right. N od down pay. uick sale. M. V. Brown, 24 Wharf clean and like animals. References es- ienced, good steady position. Phone HOT WATER heaters, brand new ulf Mlddletown 278-M. rooms, everything furnished. Call heat, oil, garage, litres open front porch. 'h'ona for appointment. Highlands contained unit, oil burning temper- msr.t. Smalll monthlthl y paymentts ar- venue. Red Bonk, N. J.» - •entlal; good salary. P. 0. Box 141, Long. Branch 1408-J. This home is suitable for two families. rant-ad. Call Bed Bank 10», 8:80 to Allenhurat. BOOKKEEPER, full or part time. 1 LARGE HOUSE, all Improvements, suit* ature automatically regulated: all you "ILKINB" SERVICE . station. .Broad ROUND FLOOR apartment, suitable Has. two kitchens. Price $10,000. Con- able conversion two families. Esiat* need !• *78.BS. No priority. See It at 4:30. Closed Saturday. Monmouth Con- Write, "K."' BOX ill, Red Bank, stance Smith, 14 Maple avenue. Fair Ha- struction Co., SO Wast,street, Bed Bank. street. Red Bank. Complete service ACCOUNTANT—Male or female for 0. for doctor or dentist. Apply 41 East Mary E. Whitson, 124 Wast Main street. Mldaletown Refrigeration, Highway it, facilities; ueed tires, vulcanlilnsr. used P. A. office, good opportunity for a N. J, 'rtint atrpet. Red Banlf.* • '- ven. Phone Red Bank 2808. Exclusive Freehold. Possession, at once. Whitner Mlddletown or call Mlddletown 299, agent. can bought and-aold-_i^one BedBank graduate of a recognized accounting FIREMAN WITH license, for Monmouth rHREE ROOMS, kitchen, llvlnr room B. Whitson and Ezra K. Whitson execo- YANKEE TRADER will buy, sell or Costs, (90 Bath atanue. Long Branch, ,0. Ask for Jim. cOpen «TCTnTTuT "ichaol~or-one-wllh extensive bookkeep- hotel, Spring Lake, N. J. Good snl i. Phone Holmdel 6288. N. J. Phone 3599. : nnd bpdroom, near stores and busSEVEN-ROOM hodje, steam heati con rj"-'trijle anything from a rare diamond '. M., except Sundsy, 10 A. M. to 5 P. ing experience. ,. Reply. In own hand- ary and room and board. Apply man, in", t35 a month. Phone Rumson 502. venient to business district and rail- RAY VAN""HORN AGENCY. Fin* real. sjo a Insignificant Item* 21 West Front MORTGAGE LOANS, real estaU, all writing, giving quatlflcatlona and sas-agers WMC rules observed. road.' 19,000, with convenient terms. cential neighborhood, river rights* •treet. Bed Bank. Phone Bed Bank 2247. . kinds of insurance. W. C. Weart, 42 %-TON TRUCK for hit., with driver, ary' expected. . Write, "AccoDhtant/* MALB—Mazisfircr for smalt factory in W. C. Wt-art, 42 Broad street, Red ijx spacious rooms, enclosed porch, oil Box 611. Bed Bank. N. J. . FOR EXCHANGE WE OABBY a lane stock of Inlaid lin- Broad street, Hed Bank. Phone 2.40. rack body, late model. Write "For the vicinity,of Freehold. One with Bank. Phone Red Bank 2240.' heit, fireplace; -garage.. |9,000. Bay oleum and eongoleUro- floor coverings Ire," Box 511. Red Bank. N. J. GIRL TO WORK in dentae l officofee for one executive ability and some mechanical HAVE FIVE-YEAR.OLD child's Wcycls, LITTLE SILVER—Six roofns' and hath Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phont and rugs, expert linoleum layers, esti- BETTER RADIO repairing, all work 920 AUBURN, needs, little work, M0. week .duringd' ' August. Calll Rumaon training preferred. Please state. age, if In good condition, for exch'anire for ' hot air heat with blower, modern Red Bank 283." , mate! furnished, popular prices. Samuel 98-R after 6 p. m." married, previous experience, references, hree-year-old model. Contact A. Levint,. , guaranteed, prompt service. We It. Scholl, Tienscb avenue; Leonardo, and salary expected. Write, "Manager ' kitchen. Lot: 100x176 feet. Price $6,500. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Owner l*aT* Swarts, 14 West Front street, BeS Bank. J.* AN UNUSUAL permanent opportunity EFitontown.. Phone 254-W.* Walker * Tlndsil. 7 Mechanic street. pick up .and deliver. Open evenings. Box 611. Red Bank, N. J. ing town, River road, Una. location* • Phone U87.e W<3 1940 INTERNATIONAL truck!.- Is open for man and wife as care- Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 2776 oi spacious rooms .(five bedrooms)*, two FOB SALE—Adirondack chairs, outdoor Central Badlo A Television Co. Call •M-ton esch. Within OPA celllntr takers of Important Public Institution. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Mlddletown 5R7-M.' baths, lavatory, automatic heat, large TWO TRUCK DRIVERS and eight tables,, barrel chairs, cabinets, book- Eatontown 471-M. >rlce. Inquire John Gordon Coal Co., Will live on premises in comfortable and RIVER PLAZA—Five-room "bungalo. landscaped plot, garage. $8,500..' Bar c«see. Made to or-der at Trading Post, Sroad street, Red Bank, .N, J. Phc)r>e pleasant quarters, heat, light, «te. will men to learn tree trimming In an DO YOU WANT to rent a home on the near lake; ate&m heat; one-car gar- Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven, Phon* be provided, and there U a flood salary North Shrewsbury river, high beau- Red Bank 283.> Highway iC. Mlduletown, N, J. . PAINTER, paper hanger, decorator, tl led Bank 2010. *ss*ntlal war Job, steady year-round age. Lot 100x!00 feet. Price 18.250. years experience; estimates given for attached. First class references are re- tiful view, restricted area at Loeuat? Walker ft Tindall, 7 Mechanic street, ALL-YEAR AROUND house to be moved quired. Write, "Public," Box 611. Bed employment now and after* the war. Moderate rent for responsible tenant, RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Wide selec from tha property on which it now all kinds of jobs". Joseph Hoffman, 12 Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 2776 oi tion plots, acreage, river frontage and Bank, N. J. Chance for promotions, sood Pay. who 'will assume repairs of house abd Mlddletown S87-M.« stands. 261) Fort Monmouth road. East Harding.road, phone Bed Bank 1607. WANTED restoration of grounds. Addrels and tel- farm lbnd for post war building. River* Keansburg, N. J. LAWN AND PDBCH furniture repainted NURSE—Phon* Mlddletown 16S. Apply' Aiplundh Tret Expert Co., ephone to "Grounds." Box Ell, RedRE. D BANK home of 7 .rooms, located front estates being divided.. Ray Van. Called for and deliver*!. Phone Bed ONE HORSE lawn mower. Thomas S. KITCHEN MAID, colored.. Fbon* Mld- Alameda Court, Shrewsbury, Phoh* Bank. N. J.« on East Front street. Hot water heat, Horn Agency, Fair Haven. *Phone Red IT WILL COST you on.r-ll.2S to pro! Bnnk 283.' tact your blankets against moth dam. Bank 40. Ask for Mr. Brltton. Field, Red Bank.. N. J. Phone 861• dletown 169. Red'Bank 8{,S6. oil fired; large fireplace, enclosed porch, TWO-FAMILY nous. In good condition. very large lot; owner occupied. Prict RAY VAN HfJRN AGENCY. Colonial. age.' One spraying of Berlou stops moth FOB MORTGAGE bans eee R. V. R. H.BABY GRAND or Spinet piano, any Downstairs rented very reasonable to damage for five years or Berlou pays Stoat. Lewis building. It-It Broad size, for itudio; private; no d«al«ri. :THB RXD BAKK Redittr reqairei 112,000.. Walker * Tindall, 7 Mechuni Acre, near river, seven rooms, model , EXPERIENCED tre* trimmers wanted at quick buyer. Apply after 7 p. m. Mrs. street, Bed Ban*. Phone Red Bank 277 for til* damage. The Wright Stores, street (over Ntvrberry store), Jaah - immediately. Write, "Pianoi - at once the servjoet of a female Button, 259 Port Monmouth road, Ideal kiuhen, paneled fireplace, automatta 30 Monmouth street. Phone Red Bank Wanted," Box 511, R«d Bank, N. J. once; apply Beeie.- Tree £xpert Co., or Mlddletown E87-M.* hent, insulation, double garage. $9,500. EXPERTCARPET laying, repairing, bookketVer.accountant, on* famil- Rnmsoti. N. J., phone Rumson 578. Beach. N. J. 22Ji\ fringing, binding - and renovating. DOUBLE HOUSE on East Bergen place, Taxes JICO. Ray Vua Horn Agency. VETERAN. WITH building available iar with a complete bookkeeping RUMSON—Furnished {rora Septsmbsr DISCONTINUED Imperial washable wall- Percy Gray, 45 Waverly place, Red looking for young partner, services, WAITRESSES, at Molly 'PJtchw ftotoJ. Red Bank. Ench side haa aix roome Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank 283.* system and qualified to mak* out Apply, to Mrg. Marie Brown. 16 to June 1, estate .cottage, 9 rooms, and' bath. Two-car garage. Price 18,000 RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Substantial paapep r for every room In your home; Bank, N. J. Phone Red Bank 3226. tin,000. Promote, distribution of house- 2 baths, automatic heat, secluded wood- valueues to 11D, on sale for. 11.98 perPAINTINO AND decorating. Floor R* hold appliances and Govt. surplus au- government reports. Applicant must Contract sale. Walker & Tindall, 7 Me- six-room, home. Plot 100x140. Hot room lot. Quantities and patterns are ed atmosphere. $110. References re- chanic street, Sed Bank. Phone Red t. QQnt ties and pattern finishing. Estimates cheerfully' given. tomobiles. Monmouth county, N. J. b* at leait 80 y«ars of-age, have TRAINING CLASSES for new tele- quired. Joseph . G. McCue, Realtor. rater heat, fireplace; enclosed porchg limitedliitd . KlKll'Piarln's. Paint t SStore . 26 MMon- Write, "Young Partner," Box 511, Red' Bank 2778 or Mlddletown 587-M.' Uruue; J6.500. Taxes 196.' Ray Van Work done promptly. William . Clesry, had general office experience with phone operators will stnrt a train Phona Rumson '444 or Hed Bank 1470.* mouth street. I Box 461-A, R. F, D., Bed Bank. Phone Bank, N. J. SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE on 'Branch ave- Hnrn Acency Fair Hnven. Phone W4 DO YOU NEED a living room sett The Red Bank J44S. ••'• - knowledge of typing, neat-and ac- soon. Are you Interested in an lm-' POULTRY FARM, Chapel Hill section. nue; one-car garnge; lot 60x203 feet. ?UPPIES. PIGEONS, bantams, rabbiU, Bungalow containing living room, Furniture Center has tiish grade fac- and atJ kinds, of pets. Writ* In de- cunt* with tnttiei. One living in or portant war job with a post-war fu- Price 16,750. , Walker £ Tindall, 7 Me- tory sample's, with spring construction. HAY BALING. Combining, mowing and bedroom, kitchen, bath, poultry houses try pe, pg raklnar; also plowing, discing, sowing, nil what you have and price to Hy-Way near R«d Bank preferred. Apply by ture? Interesting work, plenaant cbanic street, Hed Bonk. Phone Red RAY VAN-«ORN AGENCY. Colonial. Twelve-montTlh h payment plal n PPhonh e BeBd with . electricity, running water. Capac- Ijank 2776 or Middli-town 587-M.' with 20 acres and stream. Seveaj etc. First clasa equipment, genuine, nol Pet Shop, ^512 East Edgar Road, Uii- letter only In long hand, stating surroundings, experience not re- ity 2,GOO; brooder house,' capacity S,- Bank 16477. _ _ duration farmers. Ralph. Maher, Holm, d*a. N. J. 30 ACRES OF good farm land, near Red ooms, automatic heat, electric ranges, age, whether single or married, ex- quired, pay rataa recently Increated, 000. *S0. Joienh G. MeCue, Realtor. double garage; chickan house.- $13,500. TAKE NOTICE, just received large ahlp* del. N. J. Phone «S91. WE BUY USED ibot BQM, riflti, flsblns Phone Rumson 444 or Red Bank 1470.* Bank, on cement road. Price f8,000. merit ol chrome Jintl ttluminum for in- paid while learning. Ages 16 to Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven* ESTABLISHED 1914. Mattresses—Box- rod* and reeli. Hlffh«>t prices pild, perience, salary expected and other* Also 7 acres farm land near Lincroft, laid linoleum for sink and cabinet tops. 80 preferred. To be considered, ap- LARGE BEAUTIFUL five-bedroom close to river. A good place for chicken RA'honY e/VAN Re"j HOR BjnkN 283. AGENCY' . Attractive) springs, any trpe alxe, ahape or styl Phone Red Bank 2088. Klslln's Bport information In tint letter. Answers home, newly furnished, on one of New Lowest price In town, Samusl Swarts, remade* recovered and eterillae'd equal t Shop, U £att Front street ply at once to the Chief Operator, farm. Price $1,350. Walker * Tindall, farmhouse, four acres, stream; slat* 14 Weat Front street, Red Bank. Phone confidential* Do not phon* or apply Jersey's most attractive estates; main 7 Mechanio street, Bed Bank. Phone roof; 10 rooms, hot water heat, twe> new. Upholsterers, cabinet-makers of an N. J. Belt Telephone Co., 82 Mon- highway, near Red BankY Horses, I7 tlque, carved or artlstte furniture, re- ATTENTION poujfrrmen, farmers, batch* In • person.. Interview will be ar- Red Bank 2776 or Middletown 587-Mf* bsrns, $9,000. Ray Van Horn Agency, srs, . have you any. poultry to b* mouth street, Red Bank, N. J. ponies, - chickens, cow, trout stream. Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank 283.* TYPEWRITERSYPEWRITERS, adadding matinetinee ud paired, reupholstsred, recovered, polished. ranged later,. Address, "Exper- Every convenience. Only financially re- LIST YOUR PROPERTY with u«. Have •SeeS ) equipmentit , aew udd oaedoaedd.. Bedding and furniture mad. from your dresred, if you have, let us do it for you. . Beyer Poultry Farm, Ninth street. ienced. Bookkeeper/' Box 111. Red sponsible family considered. Write for buyers for fsrms and homes waiting. SAY "VAN HORN AGENCY. OutatandZ' bought,, sold ud repairedrepaired. SeSiService'sr ' , specifications. John Davloe, 126 Bay sve- EXCEPTIONAL opportunity, woman full details. For rent after September Walker ft Tindall, 7 Mechanic street:, Ing appearance, living'room, fireplace, 1088 MtMonmouth streettt , BBedd Beakk . nus. Highlands. Phona Highlands 1922. West KeanshiiTg,, N. J. phont Caana- Bank, KX burv 586. ' . * over 30 for management' -position. !5th. Write, J'Home," Box Ml. RedRed Bank. Phone Red Bank 2776 or sun porch, dining room, kitchen, den, Wl PAY highest prioea for loor poul- Phons sentle* from I to 1. D«!ITOI Cultural background more Important Bank. N. J. Mlddletown 58J.M.» three bedrooms, bath; 'double garage* try. Writ* or phone Long Branch anywhere. TYPEWRITERS, ad dial machine* aad WOMAN—White or colored, to work than business experience. Write, "Op. $7,800. Ray VAn Horn Agency, Fair 1100. If NorUs Broadway, Long Branch. office equipment Wanted. Serptco'a, KENT PAYERS can be home owners. SIX ROOMS, all improvements, newly Haven. Phone Red Bank 288,* BAYNTON RUQ8 and carpets. Bug padi days. • To do gsneral housework. portunity," Bot 611. Red Bank, N. J., decorated: also barn, $4,500. Mrs. Zwlckl's Lit. Poultry Market. • Offic* Equipment .Co, lot Monmouth Heavy laundry sent out; sleep in on giving phone number. ^ Why pay rent and at the end have 9x12, $7.50; all other sll.s. 70 cenl street, phone 486. . only paper recelpte. My rent Ilka low William Belllneham. 8» Atlantlo avenuo, RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Stueco oa T«R IN3URANCB on your ear. house) or week-ends, Furtbtr information, call LADIES WITH home .telephone. Do Atlantic Highlands, N. J, Phone 808 tile. Dutch -Colonial. Fair Haven, hatards of any kind, phoni or oal per. squar* yard. ' i Broad itreet. Re COLLECTOR,, will pay highest prices, Atlantic Highlands 442, between »'and cost monthly payments make it poeslble Bank. Phone 102. pleasant phone contact work. Full o to own your own home. Profit by calling or 647-R.» near river. Six rooVs, .modern bsth, hot Hay H. StlllmsuiSlllaa., tttsttt Highwayg way,. fcston- glass, chins, lampi, .vaeee, figures, pic- 11 ft. m. part time. Salary, plus > commission water heat, fireplsjce;-; garage. $9,(00* o«n 7 Twsnty-flva years e) sane I BUY AND sell lacond-hand clothes ures, button., imsll pieces furniture, Harry Haussr, Atlantlo Highlands 961. LONG BRANCH. 81 Dudley street,, near at th must be 1A- good condition. I»* Ker- A MAN TO car* for vegetable garden Phone, Loreni, Eilb«e Furriers. 11 Wet.1 Broadway, nve rooms, bath, garage, Ray Van Horn. Fair Haven. Phon*) l must be old, odd and fine. Write or eall . and lawn, by day, week or overtime. 36th street, New York city. Phon HOUSES ana .store* (or rent. B. V. R. Red Bank 283.* WATER PUMPS. Falrbanka-HorM and ber, 209 Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Bank. at !2 Spring etreet, Red Bank. H. Stout, Lewis building, 71-79 Broad all Improvements. Taxes $45. Price Phone 468-W. Phone Rumson 465,- or eall at tb* cor-Pennsylvania 6-9500. $3,000. Apply Cray, »D Main atreet, ;RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Ramblln* Mten. band or electric, deep or shal- OLD HOUSES, bams and coops. Long ner of Hartshorn Lane and Tennis street (over Newberry store). u.v well In stock; also pipe Sitings. Ocennport. *.» ' like new brick and frame Colonial. Branch Wrecking Co. Phont Long Court Lin*, Rumson, N. J. SALESLADY, woipen'« wearing ap- IF YOU are looking for bargains, see F. eight rooms, center hall, two tileA cylinders, valves, tanks, etc Oonover SMITH BEOS- tree experts, tree Branch 1885-W. F. Kennedy. List your houses for sale THREE SEPARATE lots, one mile from Bras., Wlckatunk. N. J, phone. Holm- MAID FOR general housework. Phon* parel, good 6pport unity for a bRths, lavatory; garage; autoltiatl*., planting, spraying, pruning, cav- WOULU D LIKI E to'rentt or bubyy VlcUoVlcUolla or rent. I have many proepeets. P. T. business section In Red Bank. For In- del 8U1. • •-- Red Bank 803 after ,• p. m. Thurs- Kennedy. 81 Peters plac Bed Bank 464, formation phons Red Bank 2827. heat. $18,000. Ray Van Horn Assney. ity treatment, storm damaged tree* radidi o or VIVIctrolal . PhonPh e BeBdd BBankk day or any morning. steady post-war position.' attractive Fair Haven. Fhone Red Bank' 288.' removed and repaired, reliable and 8612.- . salary, advancement. Apply Simon TWENTY ACRES good pasture, upland CAPE COD DESIGN, Colonial terrace," GOLDFISH, Tropical fish, aquar- MKN^To drlv« trucks and deliver CDBI. and meadow. Call Holmdel 7701 after livinc room, dlninff room, kitchen, RAY VAN HORN AGENCY. Four acre*. iums, aquatic plants, lupvllea. reasonable. Phone evenings be- TO RENT—Employed woman wants Steady employment and good wages. "Nice Things," 68 Broad street, Red 4 p. m. ' thrf» bedrooms, tile bath, with shower, Beautifully remodeled nine-room'farm houic,' year round tenant. Apply In person. M. V. Brown. 24 home. Three baths, three fireplace* Oven dally and Sundays until * P. tween » aid |, Bed Bank US1. Bank. nutomatl.c heat. Prlc*. 17,700. W. A. Write, "Small House,H" " Box (11, RedWharf avenue. Red Bank, N. J." REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Hopping Agency. Phone Red Bank 397-.' Dutch oven, new heat; shop; garaga, so. Clossd Wednesday. Phone Mid- Bi.nk.-N. !.'• YOUNG WOMAN, permanent position, BLACKSMITH, general all round, stead $15,7R0. Ray Van Horn Agency, Fai* PAINTING by\a>y or contract: paper HOME, GOOD construction, Hudson avc- Haven. Phone Red Bank 283.* dletown Ill-J. Helen Miller, Aquar- banging; eetvute* given. Herman TO BUY OIRL'S bicycle, good condition to mind 1 ^-year-old child, do only work and good pay, plus bonus. Ap- TO' SETTLE ESTATE, six-room house, nue, entrant)* hall, living room, fire- only: CajlvEatontown Ml, between light housework In small apartment. lit. Box 104, Highway «»._ near Thornsen, R. T, p.. Box '42i * Atlant a ply Merrltt'a Machine Shop, 24 Mechanic hot water heat, large lot, two-car place, dining rODm, -kitchen, laundry EATQNTOWN- home, first floor fiv* 10 um, and 6 p. m. <*... Saturdays off. Apply Saturday or Sun- rooms, laundry and lavatory: second Keansburg Gateway. Hlghlandsj.N. J. .____ •treet, Bed Bank. Karnge,. on NaveslnV River road; near four bedrooms, hath, garage, larRe lo.t TO RENT—Small apartment In nioinlty day, apartment 28, 385 Broad street. bus and one mile to railroad atatlon; Price 110.000, W. A. Hopping Agency, floor four rooma and bath. House la CUSTOM FARM WORK. Let me do you Red Bank. brick lined, newly decorated, new floor! plowing, .discing, sowings or plantin of Red 'Bank, by army officer. Per- five minutes walk to route 38. Call Phone Red Bank 387.* LIQUID "TLABT1Q- doea not compete manent. Write, ''Artay Offlcer," Box 511, SITUATIONS WANTED address. Owner, Mrs. Charles E. and new garage, large lot, one minute) Hsy mowing and baling: All 'farm wor WOMAN—Two days a week, laundry HOME ON EAST Bergen place, ho with paint, or enamel. It replace* them. Red Bank. N. J.* • - and cleaning*. Phone Bed Bank 456. FalardeaU, 38 Ocean View avenue, to stores and bus. Price $6,500, Wal- Came right to our factory and let a W. C. Hammond, Custom Farmers, Holm KeansburR, N. J. ~ i wntsr heat, living room, dining room, ker A TindnU, 7 Mechanic atreet, -Bed trial gallon at share eset price of 11.65. del. N. J.. Bhline TOIL • ' CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN, ex-service MIDDLE-AGED woman with some ex- kitchen, three bedrooms bath. Price Bank, Phone Red Bnnk 2778 or Middle- $1.80 a gallon. Trial gallon delivered, SEAMSTRESS, dressmakinr and site, man desires room, meals at Ocean- . SALESLADIES' for stesdy, all-year- perience In home nursing, desires po- LITTLE SILVER section two acres of J8.800. W. A. Hopping Agency. Phone town 537-M.* - postpaid, 11.80. Brilliant anow walU and atlons done. Mrs.'Teresa Andre, 1 port. • Would appreciate congenial sitidh to care for or as companion to- lovely grounds create, reatful and Red Bank 197.* around positions at good starting invalid or elderly lady, Write, "Middle- beaati'nl tints to order, daxsllnc mirror Maplewood avenue, Bomson. Phon people, private - home -.at reasonable 1 charming atmosphere around this ojd FAIR HAVEN, aix rpomi, bath, show. rental. Write, "Christian," Box 611* B*d salary, with rapid advancement. aged Woman," Box 511, Red Bank, fashioned farm house. Seven room's, DWELLING—Vicinity of Bergen place er, fireplace, steam heat, one-car at* finish, beautiful velvet eheen e* flat, Bumson 896. ' ' alx room; larg* lot, garage. Price easleet brushing, the modern Snlah, Plaa- Bank N.-J.» Aces IS or over. Straus Company, . N. J.« bath, fireplace, no central heating. teched garage. Lot 60x210 teat. ,Prie« U« rulshee Co., Route J4. Matatran, N. IP YOU HAVK any wood to saw. csl Chicken hous.s, work shop. 810,000. J6.600, W.-A. Hopping Agency. Phon. $7,000. Walker A Tlndatl, 7 Mechanic Howard Tllton, Rumson 518-J. SAILING H1G, aspeclslly sail and any•JJ.JS Broad street. Bed Bank. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, For Informa- Red Bank 8S7.* J.. formerly Linseed White Co. .other parts for Barnegat "Dock Boat" tion, phon* Bed Bsnk 2770-B. Rar JL Stillman. Phone Eatontown 7.' atreet Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 2771 CESSPOOLS cleaned aad dug. drains in, EIGHT ROOMS, all-y.sr house, „>, or Mlddletown 537-M.* .MAYTAG PASTS for all modeis In.itock: Sneakbox Phone Red Bank 2778 be- MOTHER AND daughter or two friends TWO HIGH SCHOOL girls, age 16, de- FAIR HAVEN area, convenient loca- eulled, wood sawing, estimates given tween 6 and 7 p. m. tion; nine rooms, two bedrooms, bath workihop. four lots, 100x100 foet, BUNGALOW six rooms and bath, oil genuine Maytag. Bring old part. Also all klnde of well work- Howard Tllton wanted for cooking and housework. ll re «uitabl« position together, auch aj near school and transportation, 13.000. repairing and overhauling. Tuitlng Piano TO RENT—Two bedroom, furnished Two In family, sleep in. Thursday and litters, shoppers, errand girls, salesgirls, ind lavatory on the flrit floor \ four heat; two-car garage, electric stovej 10 Center atreet, Bumaon. phone Rum Breton Exchange, 46 Ocean avenue, and refrigerator: Immediate ' possession* Co., II Monmoath street, Bed Balk. son CH-J. house or apsrtment In Red Bank by Sundays off, good salary, Write, "C. answering telephone, counselors, etc. bedrooms, bath, second floor, new auto- matic hot' water heat, oil burner. 19,600. *' " Beach. Phons Kennshurg 76. Must be aeen. $6,800. J. W. David* Phone Bed Bank H. Army Officer,««*.. WritWrite* , "F. H. A.," BoxH." Box 611, Red Bank N. !.• Fhone Hed Bank 1742 or S4S-J. Call 1 .GENERAL contractor i top soil, All dli 1 Rny H. Stillman. Phona Eatontown 7.* SHREWSBURY—8 rooms, 8 baths. alT helser, Leonardo, N. TAWWOBTH BOAR HOG. Young and of elnder*. gravel* manure, wood sawln: 511. Red BankBa , N.'J) ROUTE SALESMAN for Mtabllshed after 7 p. m. •ORTAUPECK—Six-room home, bath, Improvements, prompt possession. C. pOUSE—Two-atory and cellar. I Una stock. Can be aeen any day after Uonel Simon, than* Bed Bank (el HAY—Will contrfcf to buy and -truck milk' route. Permanent position, YOUNQ MAKRIED woman wishes po- T, Bordert, Shrewabury, N. J, Phone I p. m. or telephone Eatontown 111, 18. vet month, two tons finest quality strong earnings for energetic man. AD- sition Ultintr care of children and lovntory, fireplace Bteam htat coal; roomi and bath, running water, «tc« W. S. Green. Tlnton' avenue. Eatontown, new domestic hot water heater, screened Red Bank 16S1.« About two ncres land; on good road« VACUUM cleaners repaired] any make baled horse hayV^nd two tons of baled plr, phone .Bed Bank 1456, t a. m. to light . housework. Fhone Keansburg "THE FURNlttlBri CKNf Eh" will pay long straw. P. O. Box 148. Allenhurst. 4 p. m. dally. 705-W, between 10 a. ra. and 12 a. m.* porch; frarftRre. Lot 50x100 f«et. 15,250. EATONTOWN—9-room house, large near main highway. Clinton D. Hat* . Allen Electric Shop. II Whit* street R H. Stillman. Phone Katontown 7.* garage: about 2 acres ground. C. thews, MorRanville Postoffice, N. Jt« J tha highest prices for whatever you Red'Bank. ' BICYCLE for a girl seven years old, STABLEMAN or couple, experienced, CAPABLE YOUNG woman seeking po- want to sell, not only furniture. 2t PORTAUPECK—Bungnlow, four roomi, F. Borden, Shrewsbury N. J. Phone Phone 858-M-2. = CUBTOM plowing,- discing, eowlng. har good condition. Write, Raymond sober: assist ground work. Phone Al- ^tfoti, shorthand, typing, monitor Red Bank !««[.» Front atreet. Red Bank. Phone 1647. veetlng, tree pulling, ground clear Shea, IS Forrest avenue, Rumson, N, J. lerihurst 1811. board, receptionist, knowledge of book- bath, unfinished attic; steam heat oil; ACREAGE. 25 acres, beautiful building Dn to I p. m. every night except Wed- Ing, etc.: tractor work of any kind b: keepiny, can -drive car, h&B own type- RraRe. Lot 50x150 feet. 15,500. Ray H. lO^SlJntry home, I)-mom site, high elevation, plenty of spring; a MULTIGRAPH equipment. W. C Colby, Stiflman. Phone Eatontown 7.* house, barn, 7 acre*. C. F. Borden, water, good truck land or for**ny pur- acre, hour or contract. First clr Rumson. Phone 429.* 1T0RER0OM HEN. We have places writer; available evening* from 7 p. equipment. Ralph Maher. Holmdel, Shrewsbury. N. J. Phone Red Bank pose. Five minutes to bus or station* "tHB FURNITURE CENTER" juat re- for men, six or seven-day week. m. and all day Saturday and Sunday. DWELLING—Three bedrooms, bath, 1861* eelved a load of studio couches, J, box IS: phone Holmdel 6181. BICYCLES—In any condition or parts Write, "Capable," Box fill. Bed B«nk, steam heat, breakfRst nook; nttoched 1,500 feet of road front: will divide or of bicycles. Call Keansburc 761-M extra pay for Sunday work, extra make terms to suit. Phone Matawa* spring construction: reasonably priced. GENERAL CONTRACTOR and cue-poo N. J«' nrnge; convenient location, shade tress. BATONTOWN—fl-room house Karage. 1 Enjoy it with our budget plan. Open cleaned; carting and grading, to: after 6 p. m. pay for second and third shifts. Ap- Price $9,500. Frank B. Lawes, Newman on bug line. C. F. Borden, Shrewa- 244.-W. Clarence Ware , Frene.au are* fcURSE TO TAKE care of one-or two nue.Matawan^ evenings to 8 p. m. except Wednesdays. soil, manure. 41'41.. dirt, elnderselndr, gravegravell aam BRIC-A-BRAC, china dinner sets, silver, ply, Seaboard Servic., 17 North children. Write, "Nurse,'! Box (11Spring, s road. Phone Red Bank 2875.* bury, N. J. Phona Red Bank lfifil.' 2> Cast Front street, Red Bank, N. J. aandd. EstimateEtit * giveni . PhonPhoPhntt ReReedd BaBann cutglass and antiques. Call Stans- DISTINCTIVE HOME, five large hand- Bridge avenue. Red Bank. Red Bank, N. J. DWELLINO—Four bedroomB, bnth nnd LITTLE SILVER—7-room house, out- PIANOS. A. B. Dlrhan, piano maker, 1414114. OscaO r BeckerBk . 4T SeconS dd etr-iet berry, Mlddletown 4<7-J. shower on second floor: bsth, living hulldlnir, about 1 acr* ground. C. F. some rooms, fireplace, tile bath first Fair Haven. N. J. floor; spaca for three on second; auto- dealer, tuning, repairing, renovating. APARTMENT—Couple, no children. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER for room, Urge library, dining room, hall, Borden, Shrewsbury, N, J. Phone Red Shop and ehowroom Drummond place. CESSPOOLS cleaned and built, sep< two. three or four rooms, in Red breakfast nook, kitchen on first floor. Bank 1111,' matic steam heat'; two-car garae** tug* hardware store. Reference* required. MISCELLANEOUS plot, best-neighborhood, near. Yacht phone Red Bank 833. " tanks cleaned and Installed, drains In. Bank or near'bus line to Red, Bank. Apply Wright Stores, 10 Monmouth Complete laundry. Price 110,000. Frank SHREWSBURY—7-room house; 2-car stalled. Phone any time day or night Permanent. Call Red Bank 2091, after TOUR RENTS oollectad and propertlss B. Lawcs. Phone Red Bank 2S75.' club, ataflvfi, etc., Keyport; $2,600.and - street, Red Bank. Phone 2SI2. garage ground for large garden. C. F. mortgage. Morriacy ft Walker, Lau- Rumson T40-J. Harvey C. Tllton, 2 p. m. fflaoagsd.' Alfred Hennessey, Uceruied Borden, Shrewsbury, N. J, Phone Bed BUSINESS NOTICES Bruce place. Romaon. AIRCRAFT line bors, get paid to Isarn REMODELED farm house seven rooms, rence Harbor. Phone -Matawan 1. Bruce place. Romaon. TRIPLE PLATED or Sterling set for broker. Jeraey avenuo, Union Beach. stone fireplace, large plot, large Bank 1681.' • SEPTIT C TANKNKSS ' 'an d ceaapoola cleaned: aviation. Boya 15 years and up. Ap- FAIR HAVEN—One of the best, remain- eight, knives, forks, spoons,- etc. Pnone ply at Red Bank Airport, Inc. James FARMERS and truck growers will fltd a shade trees, fruit, berries, tow taxes, OCEANPORT— 6-room house; 1-car FAINTER and papsr hanger; also carpen- also dry walla, drains Installed. Es- Keyport 1302.R.. evenlngf.* ready market for tbelr produce by excellent condition. " Price $10,000. ; g Jnj? vfllues six rooms and sunparlor* ter work, day or contract; hardwood timates given. Oscar Becker, 47 Sec- Howard, ssrvlee manager. ' ageg . C. P . BordenBd , SShrewsburyh , N hot water heat; plot 100x150, well land-1 TO RENT—By New York ..business advertising In Tha RegUter'e claulned Frank B, Lawes. Phone Red Bank floors), old floora and stairs sanded like ond etreet. Fair Haven, phone Bed Bank WOMAN to take car* of child four colunans. J. PPhonh e RRedd BanBkk 1561.* scaped. Price $8,500. Joseph G. He- new, experienced workmanship, Myron E. 1464. couple, two ' unfurnished rooms with years old. Call after 8 p. m., Red LITTLE SILVER—7-room house, gar- Cue, Realtor. Phone Rumion 444 or Morson, 18 Mount street. Phone Red bath or furnished with bath, with or USTLNUUS wanteded. . If yyou bavs a houshoue DWELLING—Three bedrooms, bath, ex- KLUIN k SONS, carpenters: siding, without meals by September 1st. Vicin- Bank U79-J." fof r salle i buyerb s waitingiti .. TiTiT-i- V. . R. H. age. C. F. Borden, Shrewsbury N. Red Bank 1470.* Bank 2242. roofing and repairing, eall alter 9 p. tra bedroom in attic, fireplace, office J. . Phone Ited Bunk 1661.* ity of Red Bank. Write, "Business Stouttt , 777 BBroad d streettt , phonh e Rfldd Bankk room, Holland hsst, lavatory, newly MONMOUTH HILLS, excellent. residen- LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repair- m.. write, R. F. D. 1. Box 418. Keyport. Couple," Box 511. Red Bank, N. J. ICE DELIVERY servicemen. Weekly 3141. HOUSE— 2V, miles from Red Bank: five tial colony. To settle estate. Frame* N. J., phone Kerport 1547-W. painted, garage, near stntion nnd bus ed. Garden implements, scissors and salary, plus commission; also in- FARMERS ATTENTION, top cash prices line. Price SR.75O. Fritnk B. Lawes, rooms, bnth on ono floor, attached shite roof, 8 rooms, 2 bnths, (no heat) cutlery sharpened. Ksyl fitted for trunks IN ASBURY PARK, visit our antique paid for any kind of cattle, calves or gar&ge, hot air heat, city water, attrac- fireplaces. * $3.fi00 furnished. Joseph G. and valise. All kinds of locks repaired. centive bonus* Permanent positions Newman Springs roud.* tive home for $5,000 cash nnd $50 shop, .quipped with a fine assortment ROOMS FOR RENT togs. Orders taken for spring delivery 1 McCue, Realtor. Phone Rumson 444 or Cross Locksmith 8hcp, 1S6 Shrewsbury of furniture, china, glass, old silver and and temporary summer positions. of feeder steers. Drop a eard or eall FOURlRObM~"cottnge, $2,100, on thetaxes a year. Writ* , "H. F, S.," BoxRrd Bnnk 1470.• avenue, Red Bank. • antique Jewelry. Yankee Trader, 129 FURN-ISHED ROOM, near bath, hot outskirts of Keti Bank, house hai all 511. Red Bank, N. J." Apply Seaboard Service, 17 North Taylor Palmer, Engllsbtown, N, J., phone improvements and a lot 100x160 feet, SHREWSBURY—^uaint brick lined Mattlson avenue, Asbury Park, N. J., water leti>. Hero is a real bargain, of town. For further particulars sec' L^Kineit n«ctior.. surravinded Wall to wall - carpeting cleaned and . ment nnd general mason work. Mauro housekeeping ' prlvllegss. WOMAN FOR PAST time work, two In Routtun Wnterbury, Honltor. 1« West |jy othpr lovely fnrm estates, 12 mln- ., pg pg, .fifamily.l , moderd n homeh i Phonh e ReR d Bank, yearly 'tennnnt, Give full 117,500, which Is less by far than Front street. Phone 3(00.* uten to Rerl Bank station. About 100 mothproofed on* • location. 5 Broad Basso. 13 DeForrest avenue, Red Bank. ndhr^Elmer'^s yand Molly Pitcher n. J 1 particulars in first letter to Dopglas Acres, lovely rolling, fertile Isoit with street. . Phone Red Bank S02. SAW FILING a.nd grinding. All kinds eyMorforMorfordd PlncPlncee , Red BanBankk , oorr ' "" It is worth. Select neighborhood, KIVEB ROAD homo containing five bod- o( saws, tools and lawn, mowers phone Red TlnnT k 1074-R0R. Rlfney, Y. M, C, A., Asbury Park, Phone'John T, Lnwley, realtor, Red rooms; two battiB, autcimntic lient, un- modern residence, In perfect condition: TWO MAIDS. Apply to Mrs. Maria 11 rooms, three tiled baths, steam heat, Olb- BURNER SERVICE. All types sharpened; band saws brazed. Pick up ROOM WITH twin maple beds, in prl- N. J. Bank 410 for details. tomatlc gns hot water heater; fully fur- and deliver. F. W. Herrmann. 4S5 West Brown. Molly Pitcher Hotel. nished. Price $8,GOO. fa'et? Rnlaton tnimedintn occupancy. Price $35,000, of 'automatic heating asrvice. vnto home in Atlantic Highlands, N. Joseph U. MCCUP, Hraltor, Phone Rum- Park avenue, Oakhurat,' N. J. 3.t very nire location, kitchen privileges moms, nil improve- Waterbury, Itenltor. 16 Woit Front Precise adjustments. William H. SIX OR SEVEN-ROOM housi^ PhW HOUSr-V- Scv«i utroet. Phono 850O.* ann 444_or Red Bnnk 1470/ ARTHUR E. HOYCE, painting contractor, lfl dcsiml, Phons Atlantic Highlands GAS STATION attendant, salary and Red Bank 1IC1-R. mrutairiitii., tfnruefur twoo vnr$.$. OOnn WU- White, licensed electrician, resi- RUMSON—Just oft'red to settle estate, exterior and Interior painting, esti- r,.13-J. commission. Apply, DeRldder Bulok, ion avenue, I'ort Monmouthh , N. J . MisMs SMALL HOTEL--8 rooms. 2-hnths, 3 two.fi.n.ily, six" roomi each ilde, sll matee supplied on large or smnll ir>bs, 168*16!) Monmouth street, Red Bnnk,* RENT OR BUY. flve or six-room house J, Doyle.* "* ^ apnrtmciiti, bar, din In* room, ovm* dence and shop, S8 Cedar avenue, TWO FURNISHED bedrooms and kltch- or npnrtmcnt in RcH rlft-ik, hy respon- imiirovrments; Iwo-cnr n'araKe; laria Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank 2446. first class work by prnctlcal painters. fir rtrlvlleKrs. Inquire after 6 p. m.,N. J. 1'IVE-nboM IUJN(iALOW; onr-rar Kar. 'nokintr the ocptm. Hi»wilnn alleys. For Phone Rumson 6116. sible'tenant. Write, r. O. Box 710. Rod further Information nrp Utilnttin Wntcr- lot, very ennveni.-iit location, $5,500. References on request. 27G~~Mechtinlc street Red Hank. Fhone WAITRESS, apply at once. Monmouth. Bank, N. J.« ii^p; lot f.DxIOO; extra lol 60.\100. Juaepl) G, MCCUP, Ht-nltor. Phone Rum- LOANS—Slgnaturs, furniture, auto. Bea- Red Ilnnk 1274,' Diner, Monmouth street, Red Bnnk, |5,2fi«. R. V. K. H.. Stout, 77 Broatl bury, Roallnr, , 16 W^iit Front street. WANT TO RENT, moderutcly priced Fhonr 3.100.• sun 44-1 or Hvd Bunk M7ft.» con Finance Co., 77 Broad street. Red UOOMS, 1)8 South -treet. Red Bank; N, J. Htrtet. Plinnc 2141. POBTBAITITS TAKEN eveningg s byy pap-Bank 1472. CharKos 2>,i per cent a smnll houso with improvements, or RK1> liSNK- Attention .doctors, den- quiet and comfortable i hot water at ajl GLEANING WOMAN, bT dar. Phone HOUSE ON Shrewsburury uenneutenne,, sevesven STREET—In resldelitiul soo- pointmentitt . CalClll RRed BsnBk 1945-J1945J, month. Llcenao No, 742. apartment, September \r,t vtrjitilty of tists imperially. Substantial home. In times. Plenty of parking space. Mod- Red Bank 21S1.' roomnoom, , hutt ^r hhrnt ; taxes $80$80, tlon, comfortable home of S rooms; • any evening.* Rod Hunk. No children. Phono Holnv large lot; hot water heat, coal or oil oi>* lienrt of town, on the river: §l«ht roomi* ROOFING AND SIDING. Gooma L. crute prices, Phone 2S14. LAUNDRESS to do clothes at home. del 71UI.- Prlcl o $t,50Ct , W. C, Wnnrl, 42 Broad tlirne bnthv, plus office suite, of four Wheeler, Chnpel Hill road, Atluntlo street. Phone Rctl Hdtik a2-.O.' tiuiml; flne ,-rnrdeii space; Immedinte adults. Irlna Dlcterow, ONE OF RED Bank'a most convenient Phone Red Bank 2822, between 6:80 RB|) BANK resident, adults desire two liDHsasbion; y$ll,O0O. Bee Roliton Water- moms, taviitory hot wnter, oil ilred; R(- Highlands, N. J.. Phone Atlantic High- locations; both single and double FOUR/CORKS, moilorn Colonial rcsl- 4 bury avenue. Red Baty lands 07(i. Estlmntes cheerfully given. p. m. and 8:80 p. m.* bedroom niiifrtmt'tit. Permanent. bury. Realtor, lfl Went Front street, imrlan rlithts. An •xtritorcllnary «i»por- Dank B181-1,* rooms. Mrs, H. T. Dowstra. tl Maple ilonro, nini* rnumti, thrse bnths, nuto- Phone 35110.' . '. tunlty for hume unit profasilon-builnert avenue. Red Bank, phona 1684. MEN—To lesrn painting.kng.k, TThompson'h p s Phone Rcil Ilnnk 2IM2-J. . p AUIW LOANS, over $B0O only. Pilvsto PitPaintingi . PhonPb e LLon nigc DDrsnohh 1H0 1H066. mutlc hot wntri' hoat, four-enr gnniKs, cnmhliieil. tl9,. .O0. Josoph (i. McOue. CUSTOM BUILT slip covers, drnues, rjh sales flnnncsd for any amount, IE 11OOMS -In Hurmon on bus line,- 20 UUNUALQVY or smnll houso tu runt or five-Mom apartment, sncrlllce! Illness, 1U1SINKSH SITE ut Hnl Hunk rallroud Itualtor. . Vhnne tlunimri 444 or Red curtains, upholstery, * furniture rolW months to pay. Soacoast Finance Com- Kast HIVIT rottd, Rumson. N. J. lcflse ror commutlnK inwl At'lmi $20,000. Chnrli'M , K, Sweonoy, Mull, «tjit)nn; plot . OD.x.fMJ; nultnhlo ior Hunk 1470.' Ishedi plnnos, ate, Kxpsrt workmanship. BOOKKEEPER'S assistant, to help Write, B. Sulllvmi, u/o Kenyon, llrnurh ( HLUI-CH uml itimrlmfntn. Apply C. E. pany, 60 Broad street, Red Bunk. mnuth tiviinui,. I'limie Itiiniriun 14 .l2. in an e»tat« The I)ecor«tof'«' Shop, ,82-A White Fhone Bed Bnnk ]Z«.' with bookkeeping records, Op- nvcnllL', Llttlii Hllvci- Hell Hi.uk. l'lu O^KANPOIIT- Ljirffn ('ormiliil house, IMchlur, 140 Ilroad atrcot, I'lmne Uvt\ HUMSON, A ruro street, Red Bank.' Rnl Unnk,14,14-W, Hunk 161..' iitry •ettlnir. HELP WANTED portunity to bo placed In full chnrge stnblr, flvn ncri'B, river frimtatrc; to yet acccHHllily lo.jiitc in* O'Voolu bun- LAItUH HTOHE with four-room iiimrl- UT betlroomi. -H b.iths, four IhuplucrH, t. i $ everything necessary for a successful 1,(30 FORD, Model A, convt'rtlulo rusil- essential Jobs snd U. S. E, S. re- Box 511,, Red Ilnnk, N. J. galow or house with luil-li ,nr Hllrablu porrhos, vapuchenl, oUlnin.fr, h.vv pnrty, Sntlsfsctlon guaranteed. See stcr, new roof, flve rxciillent fl()0xl6 lerrala for les* essential. Undsr reK- vnniitr. LiirnLlim finntf Rrd Hunk tu rnfnt (itr M(.ci.l/.(f«l(Jt'"nvniio am] No|»- Mc('ui HpalUir. Phone Rum* tuiw IJIIUT. AiudtmtMit lint m»|iiiriilc un- Apply C, K Ptohln-, M0 Ur.mil 1 l (ieorgo Williams, 43 Harrison avenue, Hires, new pistons, rlnus, mid vulvrs, ulatlona effective July < 1st male Liiru Ilrnncli.^ Phone FrrVhnld Ililll in t'honn Rrd Ilnnk U6.* r Kjf'U'™ * -i'-' -^ U,d llsnk. N. J,' Wll.l, I'AV UP to I7.UUU onsh. Six or triuu'ii uml in riM.tf.l at prcsrut. Store ,d . 1105. Call Itcd Dnnk 0HH-W nftur 5 p. worksra require U. S, E. S. referral seven rooms, Rrd Bsnk or vlrlnlty. wrllii I'. O. Hi'.v ills. Friuliiilil. N. J. ^r Mntiirn buittcatow, fi"vi ' cuti IHIH MININI I yy utiViilrl dd lli|t| o run nu, MJI1ULBTOWN—A raid cgtintcy twin*, FUHNITUKB refinlshlng, -llanos, tithles, m. Tlmi-sdny, all' dwy Friday.' to all loba subject to.JWMC reg- Amorlonn family of four adults, Write, ARMY OFK1CKH roturnod from over l>iith, nil h<\)x-MH); low (tiM's, Apply C..K, I'irh* ol chill «»'H 1 street, Red Bank,* Entiinliiwii U7.I.' _ _ _ lor, 140 Ilrntiil ntrcrt. l'hune*,!..•.I MnnL 'H mi Wit in- property. (jood WANTED—Ford, eh*yiro)»t~~or' 1'iy- EXPERIENCED saloelady In ladles' U or 4 bedrooms, IVJ or 1 hnthmoms, HIII, ronvonUnt (o IIIUOA" and KBFIUOER,ATION and r.lr-con«IC16nliiK •|«rdr"Tomt~pay, •• stsadr—work)— -*e»Umboc.UL.di:_l.ctoli(ir.lst Qscuijnncy, WAN^'KO- -ily .rosiuiiiBliriii imrty furuT ion* |l'»,.r'(/0, Joiefh H. Me Cue. lloV. Call Red Bank 2771. botwoon 7 rn"Tdonmouth "ciaVnlirT—lO^UB—Itcror ssrvlee man. William Bolllnirhrim; SI) Kin ty 4-* :_or _ftea Atlantlo avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. nnil_fl__p._^m. irschUum's, ,, Broad etrao,, Red XUUK.^ W^Wi^W with eijulpment, smnll muilorn house on a, foui bsdruoms, two tile hnths, Mnnk UnnV, N, J, 1 'J. Phone lot or 847-It.* VTY PRI'VA'TE Box 611, Red Hunk, N, J. good roml, prlnclnats only. Wrlto, lioint, Lltllo Silver; nve two survunts rooms niul 'hath'; refined fiT(TilLA"NTj lllLLB-Kir. r»«I.Untl«l floor Milan, iti$1~~br Inter!/»iso"small, RHD DANK psrmsnsnt business couple "I'rlniillial," But Hl'l, Hndyilivnli, M. J ichnol, •toroi, bus; lartcn lot, nice roll- nvluhhnrhi>ail, naw muf. VIII burneh i>os- rolony, wbodiil • lection, marvelous, NOW 10 TI1H time to have thnt'lhouss LAUY—Voung or middle agsd to irian* 1 oliler model couu*. P. O. Ilox 504, age l beautiful horns,'newly furnished - desire to rent small house, bungalow TO RBNV or luiisi). will, tuition, thri>n dvnttt.1 Hrrtfon; tium IffO. Prlev $7,000. svasliin Smitoirbtr 90. $I>,IDD. C, K.Wtnv; th ((_'»' Keren «x thrcu huthn, lavatory, hot sir h«st. Hull* CVBRNON H. PARKER, Rlvor Plssa, condition and rubber. I.HS. Within ponlesi ohtokens, nnd every bonvenlenoe. on nsllltt'. I'luinc Uml Hnl'lk !W!16. FOUR DEAUTIFUI, lots In a restricted n\\\r> rnnvf>rnloii year round ho me t pnlesi ohton, nnd every bonvennoe. WOMAOMANWhitNI—Whitee orr colored to work 'iT'Iuou iUlVrt ulmosL now four-ruom II IlU n ,W*it Front street. Otlteliln and In.OPA oolllnu price, Seon In,front of I'uck- MnlMl n highwayhih , lolvell y neiighborsihb) famf - ddsys. To do lensrasrall houisworkhouiswork , Usavy HUNOALOW- Or IIrU llcx-r itpiitlmont bungitluw, Ini'tfo llylug roum, flt')i|iliice, iiciliihliorhotiil, cheap to iiuli'k buyrr twiffHi* varais, Immsdlets) Side palnttni. No job top small. Furnl* ard Sulei Offloe, llnnllng roni*. Owner illly seldold m titt hhorns. MModeratddt e ttlaryi . laundry sent out, sleep in, For fur fumlHhod or unfuniUltiul, Phoni tile bath, uttiichril garagr, ati'nm ham, Monmouth lllnod, N, J. Ai'P ••, 17,1100, Josetn (J, Ml- „ tu,ura varnished or painted. Phons Red Inside. H, Phlppi, between I a, m. andWrit* full particular! to I'Dssulllul ther Informstlon, eall Atlantie .Utah Colei Bltfnal Laboraloryt Kxt. fi3Dp -or at with oil burner. Klla Wlltihlra ' Inns, Mrs. Hut tort, '260 Port Monmouth Cue. ,H«HU.ir. I'hu'ne Uummn 444 *r 1*4 £ B i ». m>* • Mome," Box Bta Banls> if, J, kttWMii t ••< 21 «, «. . Mhury I'ark I4S0.* 77 prokd itmt, Red Oniik. I'hyne Dili, roidl) IdtaIdl D«a?liDi . Nt JJ> Bank 14)0,' - Pare Twelve.' RED BANK REGISTER. JULY 26. 1945

Summer and Winter comfort „caiOmOTO Tany tnwKn jamUW ., carbtas, after .pending '» eiv. fonway 3b Friday night, August «; Alli.ilA«rA . L L L JJS.T" 'orIt>el f •"** iukFor-4 A >*k ^ Weil Attended in California ^^^^'Sstt1^ 2MSTJLTw to ta ^ OUR ROSES can make your house* horn DflPK WAftl INTIMATION fgBy T£<^ *" •*• c*rd ud gams party WM held Ensign- Ruth Samuel, » Navy William A. Tranter has returned Mrs. E. S.. Well* l» visiting Mr. one n« or a 'dozen Tooei In » picturesque flower IWblV nUWL inaULHIlun "'vT V«M»f Monday night by £ride of Oresoent nurse, who has been stationed at to hi« posmtapa* phemlrt with th» &nd Mr*- Harr* Ma->«"er <>< A116"" arrangement can add a refresher note to everyday o-BY— .. • >^ Vy council. Sons and Daughters of ths U. 8. Naval hospital at St. Al- American Smelting and Refining town> Pennsylvania. . ,. - . •Alum •••mill I r AA M*tt*iUFim ^^HP% Liberty, Eatontown, at which »«ven ban*. Lo"K Mand? hag been tran»- Co., at Barber/after havinr a va- Mrs. Ada F. Woodward wai a . uv ..... JIlHNS-mflNVILLt UU. Wht*Y~V».-. |__^ft/9 tables were in play. Prises were 'erred to the Naval hospital at San cation. / Sanborweek-enn da guest Nutleyt of Mr. and Mrs. A. ITT n"WFT?«! VCiTf VVVTfY HCCk ^TfW JUnnO mnnWIkLkUV. cWk*ft« W^U awarded and refreshment, wer. Leandro, California, and reported MiM Elleen/cronin h« returned - . * LU W&Kb- BUK J!, V&KX UbGAfelUIN AdaJT^ayer l^!' igr^—-" gfeSg^ £~a£g HONEY BEE FLOWERS AHantIo Highland. 710-SI er ,w» Knight, .Mrs/Louella Rush, Mrs. —nm^-—,-————— cation.' Mrj. WiJllam.Schrumpf has-been RUSSELL T. HODGKISS, Proprietor Atlantic HigniHim. ,JU-JM • ~« Grnrn Danelpr Mrs Alida Zinc-nip I^I^PMI^I^H vr.. ^ „. -_ , • spending^ a feiv days at Mauch . • . - ?- Wel c unk write Box "7, Navesink. MIWI* ft.l». * BMn W S*« Anna Boke™' Mrs K •M^^T^HiiiiiH' - ™L A *" " *> . Pennsylvania . UPPER BROAD -STREET, RED BANK TEL. tf 1 ' , i ' Davidson, Mr.. Nellie Green, Mrs. HF j£Zg ^^B * auaJliarTo* the Ke^rt^rst-aW P™R alph Barto, who w^ L-- i g-g • - • '- _ • : Anna Aumack, Mr.. Martha.'Mat- ||lf J^M^M, ; ^H aqiad ttst Uek. wounded,overseas, is now stationed ; - NICK' S aCASIN . ———^^—Oi.^— '• tSJHSw_,« Mr, T' h T,nw.(Br 5TWU . HWTiff HflHI 'A^LlW »quarH\fa last ween". -~ ^a &t Desho —h General- hospita <«-l at But"- '™^™~ ^tfffk. • ' . " attended H1VA B ;VAS»***sW_ Wright^Mri. Greet Dangl'^.Mrs. WW .Ji^^Hil the summer conference at the home of hi. parents, Mr. and tA _*^M FT I f M 88 r Nanc Ann C IDEAL BEACH • ' . . ^™u^ A^Wa^ Andrew M M ^Bl I* * "f,r - ^ "»^ and'children, MisB Joyce Schiebner L^TW^SI'{ M^MT ' J Grand Opening, Sat. July:28 SSSS JH ^^S;:^^^"- \1 LJ^S^T ADMISSION 45 CENTS, (Phis Tax) . • • •p ;-L_ , • • W'l at Rw^twl^. ^ Sunday .Keamburg. ^^^ JilBllSS^f^^^ Dancing ' ' ./ Eatontpwn . ^^^^•fflBfe|J' Old Pl^rarf* • * JkS^S&ttStF®. ... 1 !/i \ 1 ^JJJ u i( l Novelty Dances and Surprise, .In'^tD^w-"ft.^» SiS'.y tti ••• Attract Interest '"^ ^^^'^^^ " . ' M Y 1 •> "T • • . ' ' ,^ Charles Harry Dpwen, A. R. T. . ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| Much local interest was taken In Veterans of Foreign Wars Poit • • J^^^^^^^^^ , v -, * ' 3/c, has returned to Hueneme, Cat. , ^^^^^^^^^^^^H the photographs displayed last 1953 of Keansburg and their MEN'S C^% C/ w e ' • 'ifornia; after spending a 16-dB.yfur- ' KWHitBBiHi « « m ThevRed Bank Register Ladies' Auxiliary launched yester- m—1^^m^am ..„._, # M **\ m »'• pat Hi B^. lough with his family at 120 Maple ENSISN RUTH SAMUEL windows, day a campaign to raise funds for ' SPORT SHIRTS ^b

W A M T F |J ' avenue. He was graduated July 4- ' ' On« was a groupof Civil war vet- an addition to their building. Lead- «#r^»»l%l .-•*••••*•«** . ^H . #% l~ •. ••"•»' . ' from the Air- Radio- 'Technical Miss Samuel is the-daughter of erans of the former Arrowsmith «r5 of.both organizations have de- Short Sleeves ' .*•'•. training school at Ward Island,, Mr^and Mrs. John.Russell.Samuel post 61«^% n j» • r -." -.„ I>.UA TI...A Corpus Christl, Tejias. His wife is of Prospect ..avenue, Little Silver, deceased, and the other picture, ing, one of their number, that If ...,__._• _._.. FORMERLY K U' nPflin tllPinPfir^^rflrT llniC thB Iormer ^°* Charlotte Brown She was commiseioned in October, taken in 1863, was a view of the they are going to be' of assistance AIBIJ'C TIES -XC st«V ^F . nalilU LllglllCGI tail IHIIC and they hav(( three cWldret,( Bar. 19Wan d c?,Ied t0a (.tlve duty in former Adlem A Co. building, now [omen and women now coming out WIEPI ^ I IE? 55C ** M . bara May, Robert'Jotiii arid Charles December.'She .-waa graduated from the J. Yanko store, and the former of the service they will need larger —' -i. We offer an experienced radio 'engineer an opportunity ' .Harry, Jr; His parents are Mr. and Red/Bank high school, attended First National bank, now the. site quarters. Persons wishing to sup- BOYS' ' ' £4% Ki • •* , • . . •• . 'Mrs. Harry Dowen of Green'Acres, Monmouth Junior college and grad- of the Merchants Trust company. 't the jrive are ureed to see «'-'*'•' • 9 M • J\ to assist us on a partltme basis-evenings or week-ends. , , ,.EtltontowlJp and h(! hasa . ,itieT, uated with the class-of 1943 at the Many of the grand did war vet- Sou,. Q.st«i Second .freet Key! |*f A (U CI A /""ITC # —making high frequency electrical measurements: The' • Mrs. Richard B. Hill, who Is at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, erans were recognized by older res- port orma \i their check to the W#4dfl dk#i%VlV<9 , ^•* man we want must be familiar.with laboratory apparatus ' . home while her husband Is serving School of NurBihg. Prior to onter- idents and relatives. ^ at Maln gtreet Port Mon- ,-^^1,^-^W^.^, '"i&.&&ini^tawtt &^^^ BOYS' - . •• , •• S1O( ,. and radiBting- s>-«tems. He must be familiar with stand- second ^ son ofM r and Mre. at Monmouth Memorial. who was long associated with the "£ S" „ GOU o 4 CIA •,.*.,» - U|... REG. $150 *1 * 6 ing wave ratio 'measuring apparatus and .associated.,. George B. Whitfield o.t 192 Broad . •. rm of Adlem * Co-Wi'd were kind- $ '{J KeS« •MeSwdis't diurch BASQUE SHIRTS ^"^ 1 oscillators and pick-up's characteristic of those employed street, Is spending A 12-day leava .• -J lfolrnftrt • ly loaned by Georg^ H. Gronde, Tuasdflv ,,,.,.. ,.he r nome on ^ h h< for 600 M/C measurement,, jrull inAmcUon. wlirvb. jf «J P^«ts. He ha, been in ' ' KeypOrt , dson of th, ]ateMr , ^ Mrs. ^^^^ *" ™ rrMTWITirUT - ^ A . H lmM given for nVaUin* the measurement which are ,n the ^Z^S^iS^^^ A- ™ *»*t^ can b. h«.W ° - ' - Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smith , ^OYS' LIGHTWEIGHT . $ > .9! nature of calibration of production equipment. Work' 19 month,. .HI. shlpwas off Okl- ^.fenc.^JTu" s™l i": Riverside HeJffht« ftZL^Z ^IT' soT PTO ZELAN JACKETS J AELAri will be done af our Keansburg and Keyporf laborator,- »awa for 86 dayB and he has seen' XA.^aV ..J MA- M.. 1-l.r..,, KlVerSKJe tteiglltS ^™«d Smith has been a^rT JMV.IVC • 3 *0

Communication Products :Co,- Inc. •S.n/i SV—' E=f,ESSS ££zSsS.H StSSC: WntdSSSSEMKk en< Mrs. Charles Magathan k, ill at »ndwill report to Texas ^wcr e Margaret MacKenzie of Port Troop 87, Boy Scouts of America, •__..,. m^ r% J m I I 001 H B h d f ROUTE 36 and PALMER AVE. • . H^ZZX^r^o „ ^ B f >^'« -mtvr; ^KS^ ^ C n r Do°n Z'^Z^Z^ T^: I 41 West St. Red Bank % Earl Hathaway. ' ' •'"<>» "»th the Hanson-VanWinkle- |ehenck and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ^ A^ ^^ ^ ^f Jr]ough at AlL BUSES STOp y, BLOC|< fR0M 0UR ST0RE

>«^^ Funds are being raised by the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Work ^ dQne ^ Monmouth ^^ av(!nue( haa'begun his basic llWilllllTlJII 111! »T I I (J ; • V «M Mt Zion A. >I. E. church Sunday CahilL w»»in>,J » Memorial hospital. The next meet- training at the AAF Training Com- I I I • I JJ I Kl I I k • k 1 k 1 I K* h t< P iSr X en B ten C Sta gt a a 1 ng 1 __ . • V««K2 ?° v°v !J' , .-* 5 *.l vS/ ' , ^ nHBMM|MMMII ^lippOSL I UMT i^ V til • • ^"-J31!11 P?U"' ^ '. G'adyS •aftW fpentnS a r7 ™g-h = ^ 1 Marli» McGuire, Mrs. Everett.Meis- Pvf. James Marlcy of Port Mon- ••7TXJTWTrTni«*¥wT«TT7lT7T!S CSr Sf- Getwood, MBS. Lsona Kurt, and parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Samuel j^ Mrs Marshal, Smitn Mrs Pcter mouth roadi naJJ retirned toM a Dill 33 | QVI I I I XI I I | I | I I I .fJC O7 .,• T. , JSM-^alsfev Mrs. Heeter Tllton of Asbury ^rk Walling. . Qrandenetti, Mrs. Serena Havens, land after a 10-day furlough spent I B^^^^^^^ll^SK"]AZiTX'JI£Jk We r nd y gU U of M l StlObbing LlSt (MMMRSh , * P" \ , ^, »- P° - Miss Barbara Woodhouse, ofM V|ctor Eyerman Mrs. Fred wi,hhl s entM r and Mrs , ,T??™^^^^^^^!^^T!n~^TT!^T Ull.v/FFwt<5 ^•vJi, IKiBK^A ter-s sister, Mrs Florence Knight. Broad street, has been the guest Br6meyer, Mrs. Charles Scott and James Mariey. ••' 39»/2 Broad St., Phone 3334 Red Bar Mm/BSXBL WlHIanrL. -Burr, seaman 1/c, for several days of Miss Betty Mrs. Thomas Simmons. Miss Gertrude Mariey of the i • : : ; n,yovo - AfsflBHBl formerly of Red Bank who has Mueller in Westfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor of Nurses Cadet Corps will arrive ! . »*»> • WHISKEYS • " Wtre jMAm^BKKk beon »PendlnK a 80-day leav? wlth Mr- and.Mrs. Edward Cuttrelle New York city are spehdlng a few home this week ffom St. Mlchcalal K^i ' « J" W f d y 0 ba C a aPendi ^/tDBHVl ='"l i T , J, ^T"" ^ "-, . " "^ a vacation in thedayf l with Mr. and Mr*:'Robert F. hospital, to spend a week's vaca- ' f&Ij « DCI I AlA/C •%A1 •BD WiHBSfflll Saturday to pier 92, New York, for Pocono mountains. Taylor of Conover place. tlon with her parents Mr and KIH * DLLLUflU * •***

A )3W yOiH9SncR reauslgnment. He has been sta- Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gevas of Mrs. J. Herbert Schenck was hos- Mr9 James Mariey of Port'Mon- !«) DfQUDVC *3 /~%/} IFJS/W^KLV?JWI tioned ft)rth e last 14 mOnthS in Broad street' announ« the birth teas to the Community Social club ^oulh roafl. ' ' ' WWi KLbEKVE • *0 Kft i - • <"l I 1^. Cu. \VIaWiiiiHI BrfSJ South America. He Is the son of of a son at the Beth Israel hos- Thursday afternoon, Present were ' . (TUTI * ^Z~ Z. 1(1 » / l/W/*'^ /Tri^E^iiHI Ftr^l Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burr of Red pital, Newark. They have two oth- Mrs. Victor Satter, Mrs. Fred Hur- | ' ' It] fnU A IllllCtV «•** A->V< V W 1, V'V' L.'j UH^^HI.'7 ff\ Bank.' er children, Karen and Constance, ley, M(j. George Hembllng, Mrs. J^^^^^^ ' Hi-Ami ItlllOLI ' *jf •# w g | I ^H^B^VJK i1^* "^ :— Mrs" Harriet Matteson h^s been John Bamback and Mrs. Emma F. ^g^^tfflPfip^H JKJMA — - — — » 1 1 j^E/rU mr\ /A Chile was discovered by Diego nstalied as councilor of Freedom Snyder. Mrs. Hemblihg was the ^W'^^7/7/']^-J II . I^^^^HnraOyuBiD' . Jr^-. Liberty. Mrs. Minnil Lewis is the be hostess to the club next Thurs- 9nfttFTl^U)0^^ £Mr^^^KKL * Whlikey—Ho SplrlU—.^Blh ^ ' , x-» flLsL. * l(^^nS8»^aEa U U Swims-We Have It , retiring councilor. Roland Scott of day afternoon at her home on Chest- WjjIilmtFfftTZP^ ' •BEBII UAIIUT lirnUAU «% «' /I V L/^CTJ JiWmm^ra I •• Red Bank, recently appointed dep- nut street, Red Bank. lff£fc^LLiliiiiB ' liB^^^^n InOUNT VERHOfl 3 I L*3 js^0Bfm)nn(jnQLH UAHNAAAAII «ty over the council,' installed, the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherman and •igUfltfRHSUft I MF *> V A w«d^i *^ Ml V*'*^ j^BF^fl^£-V*«3li ltf«ni1PvvPlf new officers assisted by Mrs. Luella daughter Mary Ann of Newport, ||^HfBM| I j» »fci "&l -^— ' : — flBtV frlf JiiJXMU llVllllViJwwl Keane, also of Red Bank. Others Virginia, have been visiting • Mr. |^i^^"^ IB^^BEB' \t *** *l I nnn All iirnT AY, . • • •' Y^likX ^MaKvBKl ^-~L installed were associate councilor, Sherman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. r _. X WEfcj VRDtToarB LORD CALVERT •§• ta in I US»* 0SBJ»5r®f .-(^S^Sfthw, V - Lester VanGleason; vice councilor, Thomas B. Sherman of Red Bank. « » K« g^sjJKk f "CLLOWS "«"» WrtWIIWl I -T M / R5 »SMftScH " dm'^VW&.tt ' Mrs. Ethel Stryker; associate vice The Shermans formerly lived at «P«' P"t K^^H I I*|QAI. RfjaM I ! " / itt WSoWfftSBaP ^V _ -<*"^\ councilor, Preston Jcnes^ guide, -Chapel Hill. Friday the entire your_ m,- y »"'• J »».»1t,y.^^//^ J DHni/ O Til mDI\ *» 4(1 h du.tryD.H.v. JiffiM]^ "°~ Marketr^ fr«,^ !^"/ P M DFIUXF HPTHV Double the Normal \ WmL^ »TS ELT" -C^= K i^™" =7? ClMfiFR j^fj P- W. PE LUXE MH 3 h h Br p ay d an d g 4 ^m^*^ - Week-End Specials - —• '^ r ' 4 n B"^'" ~ HIRAM WALKERS IMPFRIAI FIFTH I- ' r" . — ccninV^r^^M'.S.o^ ^IXT^TZ tZ£ 43 Monmouth Street HIHRIW WHLIVtW MIW^KIAL -^ J > ^Z- -••••---••-^ |Xrpr^^^^^^ > Red Bank • APPLEBRANDY I GIN B w W C M on Tou'd certainly have your hands full ...If the-bagful of POKOIES QHl "> ". Mre. J. Carle Anderson, £ " ^",,'''v °- F- *• ' - ,. • . . . Ib .n.c.rir»youh.v.loc.rryWrel«1c,a«,blga.ltl.. So you . SPOTS ,_...... OU Mrs. Rufus O. Walling and Mrs.' %^ LadTe7auxiliary of the Fair- Phone Ri B. 3806 ** C O .n^T^lwc «! tan picture what It means when-any person DOES have twice WEAKFISH . lb. Kc I Harvey Bronner. t vlew ,lrst a!d equad wm hoId a .. • Jj 4 ^o.f.100% Gr^n 5th 0 # D1XIE BELLE induMrj- ,re foced with . . . d,.t... per man hBv. DOUBLED. CODBlgH sTEAKg _ ^ ^ B,oad^ay after a vacation at La- •MMHHHMMMMWMMIHMM— "a™* 3.84 V NATIVE EELS lb. 60c ^Lleut. Leon V. Creed, 477th Bom- • • ' ' ~? M Proof) 100% Onin Bth^ Simple arithmetic explains the situation. Scores of former SOFT fUMS pt Me - "ot Me bordmcnt Group, Gadman Field, ^^^ ^lifc^ HBM BMSK. .^^ HDLDIOK ^ PA ^ KINSEY - *> 5 ire vorkerfi have gone to war, and to war-plant jobs. In spite ' ' • Kentucky, has been spending a I M± IP^^ BP^^ B*1" V^^ «^^ . BLACK, J J %# rvuiOE. I - JJ lith • orr:r:;::rr::r'f best efiorts to replace these men. Ice miinpower ho—w 1« less "S::=::srHARD CLAMS - do!. 60,c leav^3™"Sr—e at the home of his parents;, M\L#\l/UCIf M^ I • I • !• |v O^ ^ BEE - R. W- M-t fnot W%l Wc,7" : Ix>hst«.r Me«t - IJve IflJwters "'"^ ««rvl«s Sunday mornings at ....'. ' ^ R1WU B°. _ M.n In th'.. ice lnduslr>: are'(rlvini! i.v.-ry ounce of fffort . - Soft Cralw. | Cj.i. Wyman Bedle'of the U. R. AAntfll> Klf "TILLEY" '• SCHENLEY R6S6FV6 FIFTH 3#8 to pioilucp and liBiidle the two-fold tonnaRc-per-man that Is aaB^^a^l>aMMIBaBai Marine Corps, nnd Mrs. Bedlc, have #'WlVsiVIC^ ^^* !!••••• 1 7T - Z__ 9 • r« s^«n,d „,•„.,„„•„„ ,ve doinK ,heir ^t ,o ,erv. i^======^=^^ •;• • THREE FEATHERS Reserve FIFTH 3- C n C ll $10 to $Z5O I ._-'•. 4 WINE CALIFORNIA """ \J 9 11 OR MORE I Quality STEP Mid EXTENSION LADDERS for ContrnHor«, , ../'I ' __•_ v« (5"»'»ntn ^nipncB swing* nncK to penes- ... ' . * , • | YL C gA ID PETRI ^ j, e time production ... the finest Ice Refrigerator, in history. I Hef Y«>«» «n borrowon Bullderi and Home TJsert. ' rir()'gherry 1 • • O Fo't, Sherry M*' Tlicy're already platincll snd [leBlgncd--to keep your foods 1 ^% £% W\ C y0"' °^ without involving ••'•» rtusoaiel 5th | - Muscatel 5th' § still .hettcr, nature's wnV-wlth added hrnuty, unusual con- "" ^^ ^* • ' W outllder'l. ' Exceptionally well made of sousoncd «lr dried wood. Cad- ROMA <4 J< A M*S«* R II ^ 4 • ^ venlfncw, outstanding MCIUHIVI, fentnrM. and remarkabls Prompt, PriVaie Service lo regularly employed Single mlum Plated Hardware. Por^ Sherry 1 • • ^ "it BhWv ••''« • new oprrntlng eronniriy. . or married- lllfll and women. ' Mmcatel 5th | MuicWl 6th | ' ' j Inbetween Pay Day Lo«n Service , »U-p ladder, havo roded .lens and each step-U trussed. DCI I niAfCPDll7AII DIIM THM JflCn) W (lilted << iu U ym nK'd on]y * l""«" «"«"">t '<"• * »h«rt tlm« 71n-*i use ••ull0(H ' are l»»iHI'«Hy made of h««vy stock, relnfort'cd, sturdy DCLLUfld UllUiinli IfUIVI 5TH •*!' . ' , . " • •"Khtinrii scivicc IIPIMR mpn this liclpful service. • ,nj ,-.„ ' . • — .„ ...... _^_ for full-limp, ])pnnnnfnl jobs with mniwinl puM-wnr nd- - Mli Ix)nn for 2 wei-ks-cust 32 Cont« . ' ' V. . > PntffW ^WTWl^SWt** ' VHiiUKfii to IIL'III In thr iiinnurni-lmr, hnnilliiiK, nnd lielivcvy *f''> I-onn for 2 weeks—oont... ,...„•; 1)3 Co,ntn ' ' HK|J|1 WflWKS ' of he. Ulilnn In nrcorrinncc wllli War Mnn|>uwi>r Com- *7r> Ix""1' f"'' 2 «'•«'««—coat l>» Cunlfi ' Brttor got yniim today for they havn been very sw.ro*. ^ *»m^»7»«» TV M*^««4hsT 2 ll I> lld miMlon regulation.. V " [^'^ ^ ,^ f^, " ' I""™."". Th0 sooner you repay ^ i.»|nl«n,. Oirpratdni, TJ'iumltlM and Homo Uw>n will nulckly APD|rnT '''" AO ^?^ SEABOARD nr;\ri1n^^IviA\Trr ^i^. -BLACKBERRY ..-.*» t.o' ; -^ff^"- •• ' • •-^--siH^^*" ' iKHJiHiinHHiHl - 'CHAMPAGNE ON ICE • ,^B" ° \ "SERVING THE SHORE", , < • 77 Bro.d Street, Red Bank , Phone 1.472 •l|raramW|HIH^^^^9^^nDBDaifi^l ' AV All' •nttmrn s