RED BANK REGISTER *£«* VOLUME LXXI, NO. 6. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5,1948 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12 Harold McCormick Bendix Workers Reject Sol Lautman Joint Forrar'a More River Oaks Company Offer Harold McCormick Is now asso- Ask Coast Towns Mainstay Marks Union workers at the Bendix Named Treasurer ciated with Chester L. Forrar in Homes Sold In thu operation of Forrart liquor plant Friday rejected a company stora on highway 38, opposite the increase offer of seven cents an 0( Shore Croup firs house, Shrewsbury. Fair Haven hour and will ask for a labor con- A native of Shrewsbury, Mr. Jse- ciliator to iron out the salary dif- For Protest AM 25th Birthday ferences and other adjustments be- Cormlck is president of the Shrews- J. F. Lord To Head bury borough council, la which, he VanHorn Agency Sold fore the present contract expires is chairman of the ftnanee cotnmit- next Wednesday. Association Host At Silver Commuter Group Ut. He it a past president of 30 Placet During Part Otto VanHowa, president of lo- Rail Fight Launched With $13,000. Shrewsbury Hose company, an of- oal 417, United Electrical Radio In Railroad Fight fice he held many years prior to Year For Allen Bros. and Machine Workers union, which Anniversary Shore Dinner his retirement last year. Ha atlll claim* membership of 200, said But $20,000 Pledge Mutt Be Paid Mayor lot Lautman of Deal has is an active member of the Are During 'the past year ths Ray that the union is requesting a 15- Mainstay Federal Savings and been appointed treasurer of the company. Van Horn agency, Fair Haven real- cent an hour Increase, which he Several Monmouth county Mkw Loan association celebrated Its sil- Jersey Shore Protective committee, tors, report that they hava sold staled, Is being given Bendix Well-known In this vicinity, Mr. over 30 new homes in the River nlcipalltlea which have not yet set* vtr tnniverMry Wednesday nifbt Ralph Mauriell it was announced this week by McCormick formerly owned workers In other parts of the state. Two Attractive ed upon the Issue are being urget of lait week with a ihorc dinner at Mayor J. Edward Wilson of Rum- Oaks section of Fair Haven for Al VanHowe indicated a strike at Shrewsbury market. Before open- len Brothers, Inc., owners and to make immediate appropriations Bhadowbrook Inn, Shrewsbury. son, committee chairman. The ing that business, he was associa- Bendix if the efforts of the concili- toward the *20,00O fund, which will committee is in charge of the fight builders of the River Oaks com- ator failed. Thomaa Cook, preaident of the Joins The Staff Of ted with the Hancs hardware store munity. River Oakes is part of the Properlties Sold finance a sweeping investigation- aiioclatlon, acted ai matter of of shore municipalities against the in Red Bank. protest against commutation fan effort of the Central Railroad to former Joseph C. Hoagland and ceremonies, Introducing the various Thomas N. McCarter estates. increase petitions by the Jersey jpeakera after an elaborate feait Thompson Agency increase commutation fares. By Minugh Agency Central and New York * Long •njoyed by more than 100 assocU- It was also announced that Jo- Three recent River Oaks sales ne- Borough Buys Branch railroads. tion official* and guests. seph F. Lord of Little Silver has Donald Lawes, Jr. gotiated by the Van Horn firm of custom-built homes from plans Mayor J. Edward Wilson of Rum- The tablet in the large dining Will Operate A* been appointed chairman of the One In Navesink, eon, chairman of the Jersey Shore Commuters' group of the commit- drawn by the architects, McMurray hall were decorated with pink & Chirgotis of Union, and Emll Third Parcel On Protective committee, which la gladioli arranged by Mra. Charles Real Estate Salesman tee. This group will include per- Buys Former 1W The Other On Portland launching the protest, said he de- sons from all sections of the shore Schmtdlin of East Orange, Include R. English and Mrs. Grace C. Bid- the sale of a rambling seven room sired to make "as light as possible" d)e. A basket of 25 red roses was With Local Finn area to help raise funds to make White Street Koail, Highlands the request for county funds," which up the deficit In the amounts being stone and frame dwelling, with two a gift from The Red Bank Register. White Homestead baths and attached garage located The John L. Minugh agency of our generous and co-operative free- After welcoming the guests, Fred The Thompson agency of SI East raised by municipalities to fight the holders have offered us." railroad Increase proposal. Mr. on a half acre wooded plot on the Rumson reports the sale of the D. Wikoff, chairman of the board Front street has announced that east side of Highland avenue to Tanner Properly George Schindler property located Therefore, he asserted, "I call for of directors, gave some interesting Ralph Mauriell of Bunnycrwt,' Lit- Lord last year was active in pro- Walker 4 Tindall 100% co-operation by shore towns) testing the rate increase before In- Clyde W. Quick. Mr. Quick, who Bought For $13,827 on Valley drive, Navesink, to Miss and personal facts concerning the tle Silver, hss joined the staff of Sells This And now resides in East Orange is head Edna Mary O'Rourke of 4120 East whose commuters are carried by association and officials as follows: th«> agency as a real estate sales- terstate Commerce Commission of the bonding department of the 50th utreet, Woodside, L. I. the railroads." This, he said, In- "We were organized October 1, man. Examiner Burton Fuller. Aetna Insurance company with of- —Canal St. Change cluded Ocean county's Point Pleas- The Jeney Shore Protective com- Another Place Since purchasing this property 1933, with our assets for the tint fices in Newark. The house will be Miss O'Rourke has been married to ant and Middlesex county's Am- year of $46,000, scling 2,922 shares. mittee has joined forces with the ready for occupancy In September. A resolution authorizing Mayor Harry Rupley of Highlands, and boys. The mayor stressed he had Intermunlcipal group for better Donald E. Lawes, Jr., of Syca- Charles R. English and Mrs. Amy not accepted any local govern- The first loan was made to Fred Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cowan of after the completion of extensive Dressier In the amount of $2,200. rail service. Members of shore more avenue, Shrewsbury, has pur- Shlr.n, borough clerk, to sign a alterations, the couple will make ment's "no" voto on the issue aa committee include Asbury Park, chased through Walker «V Tindall Rumson have purchased a house contract for acquiring a third par- final. We had at that time 29 directors built on contract by Allen Brothers this their permanent residence. of which there' are still four' with Atlantic Highlands, Allcnhurst, the Timothy White homestead prop- cel of land on White street was up- Individual commuters and other Belmar, Bradley Bench, Brlelle, erty located on the west side of through the Van Horn firm, located The dwelling, of stucco over us. They are Thomas Cook, Newton on an acre of wooded grounds on proved at Monday night's meeting frame, is situated on the crest of Individuals or group* who wish to Doremus, R. V. R. H. fltout and Deal, Eatontown, Fair Haven, Branch avenue, Little Silver. of thu borough council. This lat- help could mall contibutlona to h'.m Highlands, Kcansburg, Little sil- The property, which comprises Brook terrace in River Oaks. The a hill overlooking the Navesink val- Fred D. Wikoff. Mr. English, our architecture of the dwelling is clas- est purchase is the Nellie J. Tan- ley, and contains a living room, at the Rumson borough hall, he mayor, has been with us for 24 ver, Long Branch, Matawan town- approximately one-half acre plot, ner property for which the borough dining room, pantry, kitchen, two said. ship, Middletown township, Mana- contains a six-room house and sical square design. The layout of years. At the present time we have the house Includes seven rooms, will pay $13,(27. It has a frontage bedrooms nnd a hnth on the first Meeting in a mood of victory, Of- IS directors. squan, Matawan, Monmouth Beach, barn, The beautiful shade trees are 1 of 83 feet on White street, and floor, and there are two finished ficials from more than a dosea Neptune township, Ocean town- one of the outstanding features of three baths, breezeway and two-car "Through these 2ff years we have garage. exteiidH 155 feet along a driveway bedrooms on the second floor. There Monmouth communities—many of ship, Rumson, Red Bank, Shrews- the property. Mr, Lawes plans to which runs to the rear of stores is a large veranda around one-half had both good and difficult times, The same brokers sold from them mayors—made the commuta- bury township, Sea Bright and Sea occupy the house after making ex- on Monmouth street. On it are a of tho house, pnrt of which in tion fight official Friday night by but we have come through with Girt. tensive improvements. plans a house of rambling design our assets as of June 30, 1S48, at large house and a bungalow. To screened. The house is heated by signing a contract with the Wash- Emphasising importance of the Walker fc Tindall Were the brok- located on the south side of Linden thn east, la the business of John H. an oiMlrej hot air furnace. Tho $1,530,499.08 and with reserves of drive to Mr. and Mra. Howard ington, D. C, law firm of Roberts fight to railroad users in New Jer- ers in the sale of this property last White, roofer. half-acre plot, on which there la a & Mclnnls. The contract specified $131,192, representing the safety sey, Mayor Wilson said, "The fall when they sold it to William Isherwood, Jr., of Belmar. Mrs. one-car garage, Is landscaped with fund of the association, which is Isherwood Is the sister of Edward Councilman Thomas M. Gopsill the full $20,000 would be paid. Al- threatened increase in commuta- Burnett of Port Monmouth, who voted "No" on the resolution. The many beautiful evergreen and hol- though some $7,000 is lacking In fiifo of our assets. The arerage tion fares of the Central Railroad planned to make it his home. Since F. Hensler, Jr., who purchased a ly trees, There is a perennial and of all other federal associations In house in River Oaks through the Tanner property adjoins other par- promised appropriations, partici- eompany of New Jersey and the purchasing the property Mr. Bur- cels which will form a public park- kitchen garden. pating officials were positive enough New Jersey is 8%. New York and Long Branch Rail- nett made other arrangements, so Van Horn agency a few months "Thomas Cook, our president, a ago. ing area. Abraham Zager of Parsons, Le- over the outcome of new effort to road company not only Is a matter he decided to dispose of it. Mr. Bed Bank's one-way street sys- brecque, Canzona * Combs, Red sign the contract. successful business man, now re- of concern to every commuter us- Lawes is employed by ths Liwes River Oakes has recently had tired, has done more than any oth- many of its new roads hard sur- tem will undergo a change, in Bank attorneys, represented the Agreeing to enter the protest wag ing these roads, and to every com- Coal company of Shrewsbury. Mrs. which traffic will go cast on Canal seller, white Benjamin Gruber of Mayor George A. Smock of Asbury er man toward the growth of our munity served by these roads, but Lawes is the former Mlas Elinor faced and curbed, so it now pre- association. He Is still always on sents a most attractive outlook with street, and south on Hudson ave- Highlands represented the pur- Park, who promised an appropria- is a threat to the people of the en- Jones of Markham place, Little Sil- nue, from Linden place to Branch chaser. tion of $2,000, He said Asbury Park the alert for Building and Loan Ralph Mauriell tiro state of New Jersey. ver. Its numerous new houses painted business. In a wide range of colors ranging avenue. An ordinance to that ef- The Minugh agency further re- was preparing Its own case against Mr. Mauriell, who has resided In There have been so many Walker 4V Tindall also report the fect was Introduced. ports the sale of 75 Portland road, the Jersey Central, and agreed that "The board of directors, to whom changes in railroad fares and serv- sale of a new house located on Rob- from the conventional white with we owe a great deal of our success, Oceanport and more recently In ice In the past two years ,t Is not green shutters to light and dark Councilman Gopsill said he could Highlands, for John Kendrlck to this effort should be merged into Little Silver for many yean, is inson pltce, Shrewsbury, to John grays, tans and "Wllliamsburg Be* no reason for the reversal o! Edward J. McGrath, Jr., a veteran the master plan. seldom meets without a quorum. surprising that many persons are Roy Probest of Psterson, who has of World war II, of 15 Cummlngs Every effort is made by the board very active In community affairs Blue." traffic on Canal street. Mayor Eng- Mayor Smock said Asbury Park, and ». memoir of the Red Bank not fully aware of the wide Ira- taken possession of bis new home. lish explained that the change was street, Irvlngton. The two and one- which had been asked for $1)024, to operate the association In a safe pertanea of the present effort of They negotiated the sale of this half-fitory dwelling, which com- and profitable manner. Rotary club. Hi has a wM* ac- made at the request of the Stein- might go higher than $2,000, "or quaintance la any circles. the Central to again increase com- property for the owner, Charles E. bach company, which has made mands a sweeping view ot both the even $5,000," if the formula used "Our secretary,. Mr. Hurley, . When Camp Alfred muter fares. Alton, who has moved to an apart- Services Held available for public use the 75-car Shrewsbury river and the' Atlantic for setting up the appropriations man of considerable , experience, Fort MonnuM|UMBM stai "Some of our commuters can fif- ment In Red Bank. Mr. Probest is parking lot In the rear ot the store. ocean, contains ten rooms, two fire was changed. He considered it un- has been with us for If yean. Ke World WeJSftilK th* proposed higher «»jfP>oyed by th| (MMHirt °» com- The company, he added, was plan- places, bath and is centrally heat- fair that the protest committee had |a w«|l Informed on Miiiialters per- the first beSKkFilop on Incomes are' large pany ss talesman-supervisor of For PFC Vittoria ning to open another parking area ed. All of the furniture was In- asked for contributions based upon titflinVto Building linl Loan and to' absorb the increases their service stations located In this on Canal street. To this Mr. Gop- cluded In the sale. their tax ratable*, and said that a tary reservation. As actl without great inconvenience. conducts his duties In a very at Camp Alfred Vail, be opened area. Killed IrTiattle alll replied there was no question Mr. Gruber represented the sell- much more proper system would capable and satisfactory - manner. other shops on the premises. Some, "It Is not the American way to the Stclnbach company has "a er, while tho purchaser was repre- have been one based upon the num- "Our appraisal committee, Victor time *«» be transferred bkt UnW begrudge the other fellow what he Of Cauino, Italy beautiful parking lot." His princi- sented by Edward F. Juska of Long ber of commuters entraining Iron Batter and Stewart Cook, both del interests In the barber shops, nas, and we certainly would not pal objection to the Canal street. Rrnneli, former Militant prosecu- individual stations. practical men, ire very valuable retaining his ownership and man- deny anyone the right to pay extra Keansburg lions The funeral of PFC Carrado J. switch was that it would "jam up' tor. However, consensus was against to us. They figure a set of plans agement of the beatuy ealon at for special services. But It should Vittoria, 23, of Shrewsbury avenue, Broad street traffic. that view, not only as to method, right down to the last dollar, there- Fort. Monmouth. * be kept In mind by everyone that Red Bank, who wag killed in actiun The change on Hudson avenue since some participating municipal- by enabling the directors to loan the increases in fares in the re- To Hold Parade February 16, V»U, in the battle of His eonntctlon with the Thomp. cent past were supposed to pro- WJJ made at the request of Ralph Requestt Miller ities have no stations of their own, a sensible amount of construction son agency will In no way affect his Casslno, Italy, was held this morn- O, Wlllguss of Elm place, who pre- but also because the organization loan* vide better service and equipment ing at St. Anlhony's church. toMorlal and beauty salon activi- for all commuters, and, at the To Dedicate Monument sented several reason* why the •ilrnady was functioning in Its pres- "Our record over the past X ties at the fort. Msgr. Salvatore OILorenzo cele- switch would be beneficial to resi- Be Reappoinleii ent form. years Is one of which we are proud. standard commutation fare level. In Place Of Honor Roll brated a solemn high mass of re- dents of that ares. After the organization which had We feel that we have been a fac- "Certainly those of our people quiem. Last night members of who have larger Incomes will be Councilman J. Albert VanScholk been known as the Mayors' Joint tor in the development of Red The Keansburg Lions club will Shrewsbury post, American Legion reported completion of improve- Monmouth Parkway Bank and the surrounding vicinity. Dr. Tyndall Buys among the first to recognize that and the Catholic Veterans' organi- (Continued on Page 2) all of our commuters cannot af- stage a parade and dedication'pro- ments to Relief fire house which As mayor of Red Bank, Charles sation of St. Anthony's church con- would give more room for the am- Group Endorses Him ford increase on increase in fares gram Saturday, August 28, at its ducted services at the John E. Day R. English congratulated the or- war memorial park and monu- bulance and fire apparatus to get The Monmouth County Parkway ganization on Its splendid record, Crossman Home and we ask their support on the funeral home. Burial was in Mount high ground of the general eco- ment on Carr avenue, it was an- Olivet cemetery. out. aseociation, which was organized St. Agnes To Hold and spoke of It as one of the com- nounced this week by the commit- Payment of county taxes amount- to seek public support in favor of nomic and social welfare. PFC Vittoria was born in New munity's most valuable assets. Woman Physician 'The question before us involves tee in charge of the program. ing to $47,281.87 and district court bringing the proposed North-South Speaking as a director, Mayor York city, son of Mra. Julia Vittoria taxes of * 138.42, due August 16, was State parkway close to the North the best Interests of the great bulk The parade Is expected to be the and the late Carrado Vittoria. He Summer Show (Continued on Page 2) To Practice In Fall of the thousands of our commu- largest In the history of the bor- authorized. Jersey shore, has sent a letter to ough. At least five bands and more entered the service at Fort Dix Governor Alfred E. Drlscoll re- ters who must depend on the reg- January 30, 194?, and was sent over- questing that State Highway Com- Performances Set The colonial residence of Dr. ty- ular service. Many have brought than 15 organisations already have seas In September of the same Their 76th August Sale missioner Spencer Miller, Jr., be re- Highlands Church man Weeks Crossman, located on their families to one or another of been listed to participate in the line year. He participated in the Afri- appointed. the southeast corner of Maple ave- our beautiful communities because of march. can and Italian campaigns and was West Furniture company of Key- For August 19 To 21 nue and Reckless place, has been they want their families to live In The monument, which will re- a member of the 179th Regiment port are advertising in today's is- Mr. Miller attended several meet- Starts Campaign sold to Dr. Alice Dolores Tyndall the healthful, dean, sunshiny, open place a wooden honor roll main- of the 45th Infantry division when sue their 76th August clearance ot ings held by the association, and The annual summer-time show through Grosslnger and Heller, atmosphere of our very fine area. tained by the Lions club sine* the he was killed. furniture and floor coverings, This members feel that If the parkway presented by St. Agnes church of realtors, In co-operation with G. H. Every increase in fares is an ex- start of the war, is a large, granite is a most unusual announcement, route passes through Monmouth Atlantic Highlands is scheduled for Besides his mother he Is sur- county within a few miles of the Methodist* Seek Nevius, associate of C. F. Borden, tra burden to them. In some cases memorial weighing in excess of 18 vived by three sisters, Mrs. Joseph not only because every department a three-night stand August 19, 20 Shrewsbury. tons, and costing more than $5,000. in their vast store contributes lib- shore, It will be due mainly to Mr. and 31 in St. Agnes school audi- fares and service determine whe- Calandilello, and Mrs. Michael Dl- Miller's efforts. $30,000 For Building Dr. Tyndall, who Is the daughter ther it is practicable for many of The monument will bear the Fiore, both of Red Bank and Mrs. erally with outstanding values but torium. of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Tyndall our residents to take jobs in other names of 426 survivors of World Daniel Edgar of New York. also because the firm has had these Following Is the letter to Gover- Dr. Thomas C. McVey, chairman The Highlands Methodist church war II from Keansburg, as well as annual August clearance sales for nor Driscoll, signed by Ross E. last week launched a building fund of Euttonwood lane, Rumson, will clttte and live here, contributing to of the general committee, has an* open her office for the practice of the general economic life of our a special section commemorating nearly four score years. Kir.g, association president: I nounced that the services of Miss campaign to raise $30,000 to com- the 15 local war heroes who gave host of dignitaries will watch the Governor Alfred E, Driscoll, plete the church now under con- medicine September t. communities. The senior member of the West Gertrude Netdllnger have again The residence was originally built "Some persons may believe the their lives. finish of the two-mile parade at the Furniture company, the late Rob- State House, jcen secured as show director. A struction and to repay a loan of proposed Increases are of no Im- Invitations are to be issued to memorial park. Trenton, N. J. $18,000 to the Methodist board of fron. plans by the architect, Ernest ert West, who started the West Honorable Sir: resident of .Leonardo and Montclalr, Arend, for Herbert W. Hill. On mediate concern to them because the families of those killed In ac- Edward F. Juska, former assist- Furniture company business, of- Miss Neidlinger U well known for. missions. tion to attend the dedication cere- ant prosecutor, is chairman of the When the church was destroyed the first floor are a living room they do not themselves use the fered his first August sale several In the lexicon of the i.. .l^ned, her characterizations and com- witli fireplace, dining room, mod- Central, or because this road does monies in a special section adjacent event, assisted by James Gravany years before The Register started the true measure'of a man in pub- edienne talents. Her directing ex- by fire, February, 1947, the mem- to the reviewing stand, where a and Sal LaBclIa. lic office shows gradation mark- bers were faced with a problem as ern kitchen, sun room, maid's room not serve their particular commun- in business. perience with organizations such as and bath and a large center hall. ities. Such persons are wrapping The Register is now in Its 70th ing* on one side entitled: thi building was under-insured. "Amount accomplished for the Montclalr Dramatic and Oper- Rev J. Hillman Coffee stated that On the second floor art a large themselves In a cloak of false se- year, and we are proud to state that etta cluba promise a revue of high. master bedroom with fireplace and curity. we hava carried the advertisements the good of the greatest num- caliber that has made the summer- over $3,000 has been pledged In the "These proposed Increases are of Shrewsbury Fights State Highway ber with material made avail- new drive. ' connecting bath, four other bed- of R. West and the West Furniture able." time shows an outstanding event. When the building Is completed, rooms and two baths. The grounds concern to all because if they are jompany consecutively ever since and on the other side: "It Is also extremly gratifying to - poulbly by September, It will be ar« attractively landscaped. granted thiy will set the pattern Dept On Slippery "Experiment" the paper was started way back in "Intelligence, Honesty, Person- announce," said Dr. McVey, "that After being graduated from the for increased commutation fares 1878. ality." Mrs. Robert G. Goodman, Jr., of wel". equipped for the programs of Councilman Harold McCormick of thd church as well as for commun- University of Vermont college of on every other railroad in the suggested grinding stone Into the This rule applied to OUr State New Monmouth has been persuad- Medicine, Dr. Tyndall served her state of New Jersey. Shrewsbury yesterday began a cam- composition, using 10 or 12-ton rol- Money lor Hem* Improvement Highway Commissioner Spencer ed to undertake the direction of ths ity affairs. Besides, having a seat- paign to force the State K t,hway K. H. A. title homo improvement loan ins capacity of 120, there will be intcrneship at St. Mary's hospital, 'Putting wide . any question of lers. Mayor Beadleeton was of the up to $1,500 now available. No mort- Miller, Jr., by the majority df the dance routines. With the back- Hohoken. 8he is the fourth mem- what may happen elsewhere in the department to correct a situation opinion the road would have to be Bilge paper* required; 10 PIT cent down members of the executive board of ground and wealth of experience; a fellowship hall available to all which has made Broad street on organizations of the community. be; of her family to receive a de- state, let us face the unquestion- torn up and relayed. payment, no red tape. Convenient month- this association finds him more that Peggy Goodman can bring to gree of Doctor of Medicine from able fact that the welfare of our Route 35 a serious traffic haiard. The only remedy the State High- ly repaymenti. Write (or descriptive than adequate despite the fact that our show, we feel doubly fortunat* Other rooms in the building will A few years ago the State High- booklet. Mainstay Fcdecnl Saving! and our county has not yet achieved the houio a Sunday-school. the Vermont college. own commuters affects real estate way department ever offered was Loan Atsociatlon. 31 Monmouth atreet, in securing her co-operation." Her father, Hugh H. Tyndall, values, grocery businesses, chil- way department placed an experi- a promise to sand the stretch after Red Bank.—Advertisement. results in parkway building w« Assisting Dr. McVey on the g*n« The. campaign is being led by dren's and other apparel shops, all mental covering on Route 38, each rainfall. Although this offered have been working for. Rev. James Pemberton of Asbury M. D., fellow of the American col- This conies then for whatever era! committee are James Groduka lege of Surgeons, has his office at kinds of service businesses, local Shrewsbury. Tha tar-like road of- relief in the few instances when it Knotty pine, kiln dry, homo bare, 48- vie* chairman, Walter Rowan sec- Park. Other campaign workers fers considerable traction In hot was done, the Highway Depart- Inch. Special close out. Prlca I2S.76 weight it may carry in recommend- art Rev. Mr. Coffee, Lester Whit- Weehawken. Her two aunts, Drs. bun companies, and many, many while they last. Wood bar itoola 19,SO, ing tc your excellency the rc-ap- retary and John Byrne treasurer. Allc* E. and Martha W. Tyndall, others. weather, but It has the sane effect ment has not been consistent in its Individual aalad bowl, from Italy, $4.76 Mrs. Sara Jackson of Leonardo Held. Clarence. Matthews, Mr». "The proposals of the Jersey as tee once it Is wet. sand-dumping operations following doien. Simon'i Chins Market, Highway pointment when and if necessary of Grace Cottrell, Mrs. Elizabeth aro practicing at Westfleld. 36, at Sunset avenue, Atbury Park. We the incumbent to the office of high- and Eugene Hession of AtUntlo Dr. and Mrs. Croesman have left Central and the New York and During the past two years Shrews- rains. At no place along the stretch way commissioner. Highlands art co-chairmen ot the> Colvman, Mra. Deborah Bogue, Mrs. bury council unsuccessfully has pro- deliver. "An sere of land with pots Alice Duncan, Mrs. William Fahrer, for a six weeks' tour to the Pacific Long Branch roads are to be con- are there signs warning motorists and pana."—Advertlstment. Respectfully yours, program committee. coast, where they will visit their sidered *t Joint sessions of the In- tested to Trenton. At Tuesday's that they are taking part in tbs Ross E. King, President. A balcony Is being built In the, Mr.). Goldie King, Mrs. Gertrude terstate Commerce Commission and meeting Councilman McCormick "experiment," or to drive w'th cau- Five-Star Speclale • • • • • Bank Stock Wutti. Johnson, Mrs. Ethel Ellis, Mrs. son, Lyman Crossman, Jr. Dr. Regular llu oanitary napkin a Uci auditorium for the lights and spot- Crossman' will resume practice the Board of Public Utility Com- said the problem should be dumped tion. Willing to puruaa* up to 1.000 shsnt lights, and a committee of nine has- Maiy Matthews, Mrs. Naomi Si- In the hands of the state legisla- genuine Aspirin, 100 tablet* llel Deteeto or nj part of 1.000 (harts of etoea of kora, Mrs. Bertha Simpson, Mrs, about September 1 in nil new of- missioners of New Jersey in New- Police Chief Otto Herden could bath scales, regular $7, $5.18: Beechnut Second National Bank of Red Baas. been selected to handle this phase ark September J. Prior to that tors. not quickly estimate how many ac- itrnlncd baby toodi, 3 for 22c; $1.25 John WermerL Telephone Atlantic Ultra- of the production. They are Pat Hattle Walatrom, Mrs. Carolyn fice at the new Terrace apartments, shower ilirnys. 19c. Tarke Drug Co., Bt land* 1-0001.—Advertisement. Whitfleld, Mrs. Helen Maxaon and 369 Spring street. date there Is "much to be done, Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston, In cidents have occurred on Broad Brood street, Red Bank.—Advertisement. Malloy, Joseph Caruso, Lou Pappa, Mrs. Miriam Coffee. "The Jersey Shore Protective commenting on the road, said he street since the "experiment" due Drive in lor our delicious birbtgues Charles Schmidt, John Sheehan, Kitchen pottery, car lstd, ill colon, committee which has' been charged had heard unofficial reports from to the road's condition, but they Carlton Theater, Saturday, 11:30 P. M. and home.medt ice cream. Caramel Ice Dennis Sheehan, Frank Lawley, at clou out prlcee. Bowl sett 11.10 to by our Shore communities with highway men that the "experiment" were numerous. He said that 15 "Valll" stnr of "Tho Paradlno Case." Cream Shoppe, Riverside avenue, Red Clearance Sale. "I Love You—Yoti Love Me." ltalinn Bank. OpposlU Molly Pitcher Hotel.— Jack Finn and Jack Moran. If/a off. Now k the time to set It. 12,-60, ouitard cups i',i centi each, e«. protecting the public interest in was a failure. He explained that accidents in the past two weeks Advertlaement. The costume committee consists Fennsylvanlu Dutch link. Anger carved tarolei 6(1 centi, iugi, covered tot Ice musical comedy with English titles. All IOX 11.60, water just 11,11, Urge min- the commutation fight, needs the Shrewsbury's stretch on Route 13 were mainly attributable to the tenta SS cents, Including tax.—Adver- of Mrs, Potcr Oedettls chairman, lofa, bookcase, chairs, tables, chins, Sale Continued. glass, bric-a-brac, and other articlea too is bowli 11,16 to 11.76. SO.pleee let! active support and financial as- was chosen because It Is a fairly condition of the road, tisement. Mrs. John Joslln, Mrs. Nicholas 4.95. utility bowls with handle! $1. Waverly'i Glo-Sheen drapery soodi, numc-toua to mention. Stamberry'i, sistance of all residents and busi- straight section of road, and not Councilman McCormick was dele- Venetlsn Blinde $3.SS. 36 In^hrs wide. New colors and pat- Egldio, Mrs. Matthew Welltr, Mrs, Route 95, opposite Town Hall, Mlddi,-- Special prlcea to hotel! and restaurants. nessmen and women of our area." too lengthy, It Is not definitely gated by Mayor Beadleston and his terns, $1 n yard, resular 11.49. 8her. town.—Advertisement. Simon's China Market, Hlfbwsy St. at Aluminum high duality blinds in bett Thomas Higglns and Mrs. F. V. Sunlel nvenue, Albury Park. W« deliver. known whether or not the applica- council colleagues to follow the aliea, ts 37 Inrhei wide, 14.98 to 35 rnnn'i, 45 Broad street.—Advertliement. Forest. —Advertisement, Rocked In tha Cradle of Ik* Deep. Inches wide. Wo mnko Hny kind of a Hemmed Shades 98 Cants. What ioyl What bllaa to own nn old- tion was tested on any other state matter up. The councilman said Venetian blind. Nntlonal 5 * 10. Cook * Dunn Palnta. Members of the program commit* White or light ecru, Brine your rol- faahloncd hnmmookt Got. comfort, rrst. roads, or on testing grounds, be- that since appeals to the Highway Hlfili quulity pnlnta In stock. Free de- lers, WB put them on while you wait, Sal* Continued. ' - 1'rown's.—Advertisement. tee are Mrs. Morris Josephs, Mrs, ilzo to 30-Inch material nnd five feet and relaxation for imnll coat. You snln. fore ihe "Shrewsbury experiment." Department have gained no results llvory. Brushes. turpentine, etc. Just Gedcttls, Mm. William Bonnstt, Fleldcreit Bench toweli tnd Retch we loio, out they so At jmt half urine. Councilman William Layton, who that the "representatives we have Salt Continued. cnll us up, Nntlonal 5 t 10, Frown's. long. We mnke any kind of a window ihcets. Extra heavy, 8«x72, 12 eaeh. Buy today while you can chooie from Columbia lace curtnlns. Attractive —Adrcrtltcment. Mrs. Welter, Mrs. John Sheehun, ihudo, Nntlonal 5 * 10. Prown'i.—Ad- tegular 12.98: hand toweli to match,, Is a contractor, said the road could elected should force the matter for vertisement* hla Una collection. Look, itven virlctlci, patterns; ecru shndo, 2',i yards long, Reginald Martin, Gerard Kennedy, 18x32. 2 (or |1, regular 89 cents eaeh. 19.98 to 13.29 inle price, one-hnlt oil. be remedied by a rough cover. He us." looped, rendy to hang, 12 a pair, regular While They Laal Timothy Downey and James Gro- Bhermun'i, 45 Broad itreet.—Advertise- Wright Storei, 10 Monmouth ttrect, Red 12,95. Sherman'!, 46 Broad street.— Typewriters of sit makes, full* tacon> Come and Get Them. ment. Sank.—Advertisement. Advertisement. dltlonid and suaranteed. Low as 124.50. deska. • Venetian lillndi 13,88, aluminum plus- Morlfat* Monty Auctioneer and Aiaraleer. Easy terms* Serplco's, 105 Monmouth Mrs. William Mulligan will play tlu contcd bllndh, In very KOOII BIECII, Locked Out? Mayplnki are only 60c and ire gold lor homot, farmi, country
it .^.*u%wyrtM.. EPSOM SALT TOILET TISSU€ WAXED PAPER Fred D. Wikoff, Thomas Cook, Mayor Charles R. English Chairman of the President, Member of the Board of Director!. - Board of Directors. Taking a prominent part in the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Mainatay Fed- eral Savings and Loan association were Thomas Cook, president; Fred D. Wikoff, chairman of tha board of directors, and Mayor Charles R. English, a director for 24 years. Slory appears elsewhere in this issue. N* Fairs (fcfrai for Mainstay Marks Ask Coast Towns ormer Army - Major ttf. 2fc KlfHZO For the new tleek, ukes Own Life 25th Birthday For Protest Aid NYLON TOOTH MUSH Get a "Head"Start shining hair-do (Continued from page 1) David A. Wolters, 33, forme (tsflii sr nsru) (Continued from page 1) major in the Army Signal corps, on Fall Fashions English reviewed Mainstay's his- rotest committee, the county took his own life in Washington with fmrdnsi of tory and growth from a sinking deed both moral and financial D. C, by hanging himself from a with these fund type of building and loan to upport, statements coming from ater pipe In the basement of his It. iff Pint lolth the present modern Federal 8av- freeholders, James S. Parkes and sister's home where he had been Snge and Loan, with deposits guar- 'Ictor E. Grosslnt'er. They said taging. Mr. Wolter's estranged Ml 31 ENIDA anteed and mortgage loans made lie amount that could be counted wife lifes at 55 Atlantic avenue, exclusively to home owners of this pon might be substantial, but Long Branch. community on terras that meet >leaded that the committee muke Mr. Wolters had been unem- lACQUER their financial ability to repay in a ivery effort to have each commun- ployed since his discharge from systematic and orderly manner. y not already pledged to contrib- h service in 1045. He had been Stray wiipi mar ths look te part, if not all, it had been The mayor also mentioned that married four yearB. of your new "neat" hair* asked to give. The body has been sent to Mr over 30% of the total mortgage 1 dot Purs, non-iticky, ensi loans of the association have been Representing the attorneys, Wil- Wolters birthplace, Jackson, Mb. made to veterans of the last war. am A. Roberts promised nothing transparent Venlda Uc* This, he said, Is very commendable. ould be left undone as his team Introductory SlLQUE quer quickly and sadly f experts set about getting am- For Original Patterns He spoke of the board of director* anchors wayward locks for as practical men who know prop- munition enough to carry the bat- In Draperies Try erty and building values well tle forward. Accounts books, rail- all day! enough to enable them to mike cor- oad alliances, bonds, agreements, SALE! rect appraisals so that loans are romises, equipment, services and Jade's Home Craft Off/ covered with proper margin! to in-the lack of them—all these and IS W. Front St. Red Bank 6-4137 sure their safety. mor« would be given the most care- ful and painstaking examination, In concluding his remark!, Mr. e said. m§te sin **. *2.H English said the association is big- Other Famous ' N ger and better than at any time In In the end, at the Joint hearing Amtrica'i But Corsets $9L its history. Hs attributed a great by the Interstate Commerce com- V VtnWt * part of ths successful operation and mission and the Board of Public Fitted by Graduate Corsetleree silqut crtam shimpoo Utility commissioners of the state Lustrous hair lorn ill present standing to the conscien- TUCKER'S WITH NiW KUNZOHON HAIR BEAUTY tious services of the secretary, Ray- f New Jersey at Newark Septcm- CREME mond Hurley; the energetic activ- oer 8, Mr, Roberts promised to go CORSET SHOP . AIDS ity of the president, Thomas Cook, before hearing officials, accom- 139 Broadway Long Branch ... the new water softening 1 LANOLIN SHAMPOO end the leadership and guidance of anied by as many as 100 comn'.ut- Fred D. Wikoff, who served many irs. All of these would be hand- clsanting ingredient.. .foomi I 4 ouncss , years as president and now is chair- >icked, each with an individual through hair, leave* it silkshl too Fight hair-drynesi with man of the board of director!. itory to tell. /•#»., Denton C. Lyon, Ties president Among factors Mr. Roberts said Ask for it by nane.. VENIDAHAIRCREME tlMtm* of the Federal Horn* Loan bank of i wanted to prove was that the fi- 4 ouncss $$C* Hew York, who haa always been • nancial affairs of the railroads are •W welcome guest on previous associa- ot in the dire condition In which tion dinners, was introduced by they have been presented; that the FROM FridD. Wikoff. Accompanied by hli osts of Jersey Central and afflllat- HuoNurs New formula, non-flaky wife, Mr. Lyon expressed his appre- id companies rest heavily upon ciation of the association's courtesy hore operations, and fares asked FIFTH AVCNUE VENIDA HAIR SET and hospitality en this anniversary are not proportionately averaged occasion. ompared to those of some other i 4 '. • ouncss 25** "Thr&ugb. tha Intelligent and hon- metropolitan lines, est effort! of your officers and di- Participating In the research that rectors," said Mr. Lyon, "the people must be done prior to appearing at Sin'gte or double meth of* Red Bank and adjacent com- the hearings, said Mr. Roberts, will munities are being providid with be a battery of students from Rut- Your Favorite "Pin-Up" Richard Mudnut HUMAN HAIR NETS • safe place In which they may In-gers university. Because of this aid, vast their saving* and t place he said, he was enabled to reduce where deserving people may bor-his cost estimate from $43,000 to ••onto pormintiit row money, repayable In regular he present total of $30,000, of which JOHNSON'S IAIY Oil monthly Installments commensur- $10,000 is being supplied by Union Now She Shops to Eailtrl Iftttrl l»sn if doing your Mr ate with their means, to acquire county municipalities, M*m* • • m± • With lanolin for extra mildneu and their own homes. In answer to a question, the at- skin protection. is difficult, you'll be thrilled with this new, "Thus, not only la the association torney explained that while this Without Painful 4 ounces improved wavs that is so soft and flattering, providing service! of Immediate $30,000 covers only the fight against When dlwrdn of kMiur fnnettoa nrnlts need to the citizens of the area in the Jersey Central and New York toUonous natter to remain in your blood, II newly simplified I Admiration & Long Branch, there would be nomiycaaseiiagglngbadiache.rheusiiitlepahu, which it operates, but It Is carry- leg Mini, loll of pep anil energy, getting up ing forward In a moat practical additional fee If Pennsylvania rail- nlghu, swelling, puflnus under UM im "FOAMY" OIL SHAMPOO way the philosophy that Is IO fund- road enters the picture with a sim- headaches and dltilnm. Frequent or seantf JOHNSON'S IAIY POWDER amental to this country—namely, ultaneous fare rise plea. pawget with smarting and burning iorae. An extremely fins quality powdsr Thorough cleansing without times ehowi there Is lomethlnf vtong with improving the itatui of the individ- John Kraus of Plainfleld, repre- your kidneys er bladder. to prevent chafing. ttair-dryneii! ual through encouraging personal senting the Union county Inter- Don't waltl Aik roar dngght for Soea's initiative." munlclpal Group For Better Rail Pilb, a stimulant diuretic, wed •ucetufullr Mostium ifts 4 ouness br mluloni for over (0 nan. Doan's girt The guesti Included a large rep- Service, Informed the gathering happy relief and will help the M mllee of that Union communities already kidney tubes (lush out poisonous waste f IMS resentation of the legal fraternity The "Beauty Cream'* and real estate men of Red Bank had appropriated $10,000 to join the xour blood. GttDoaa's Fill*. ., , -» ^ who are credited with being large- flght. Making the largest contribu- ly responsible for the phenomenal tion there was Elizabeth with more SHASTA SHAMPOO growth of the association in thethan $4,000. WUJrool past two and one-half years. Asserting that the Jersey Central For manageable and lustrous schedule of proposed commutation hair everylimel Several of the lawyers and. real- fares was "all out of porportion" SALE CREAM-Ott FORMULA tors, who were accompanied by with thOBe charged by other metro- AIIS TO 10VIIIMSS Mttttvm site far their wives, were called on, and re- politan area railroads, he Illustrat KNITTING It's non-drying bscauss no sponded with a few word! of appre- ed; Oever cloth-covered ciation for the dinner and wishes alcohol Is ussd In famous for the continued growth and suc- New Tork Central, he said, charges $12.41 for an unlimited Ampule* of Perfume Wildrootl Lanolin lubricatss WllhHair-CondUiontr cess of the association. monthly ticket between New York YARNS Bach guest was given a new 2! and White Plains, a distance of 24 ths scalp, grooms ths hair. DRINE SHAMPOO cent piece enclosed in a suitablj miles, and the New York, New inscribed envelope as a memento ol Haven ft Hartford charges $14.90 SPECIAL Rain-soft shampooing In any the anniversary, and door prltes monthly between New York and Heather t Svettes were awarded to Mrs. William T. watsr with Drsntl Rye, also 24 miles. sk. Crush them to rslsoso Ihs M-powersd Jones, whose prise was a handbag; Mr. Kraus said, the Jersey Cen- 69- Miss J. Adele Presley and Mrs. W tral, however, now charged $16.40 Knit that school sweater sultry frograncs of Wttl't C#sV« FlfTVsM Gilbert Manson, who received nylor for the same type ticket between Now. hosiery. New York and Plainfleld, a dis- Tiny, vnsplllabts; always "on Present at the dinner were Mr, tance of 24.6 miles and sought t the go" in town or vacationing. 3 Typet, Profenlonal Rituei Dandruff Away! and Mrs, Denton C, Lyon, Mr. an boost that fare to $24.40. Botany gvf Yarns Mrs. William L. Russell, Mr. an Demanding a complete investiga BRECK SHAMPOO TONI CREME SHAMPOO Mrs. Harry Klataky, Mr. and Mrs,tion be made of Jersey Central and Buy and Save at the William Klatsky, Mr. and Mrsit.s affiliated companies, "if we are pH8, lacsns, Regular, for dry, Dissolves hair-dulling film) George Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Edward to learn the full truth," Mr. Krau YARN CENTER HAMIfT HUIMM ATIRS oily, normal hair. With lanolin. Wise, Sr., and Edward Wise, Jr., said this would show whether thi Mr. and Mrs. Milton Abramoff, affiliates are carrying their share 4 ouncss Miss Pauline Bernstein, Louis Dra- of the financial burden, or whether zln, Mr. and Mrs. Alston Beekman it is being passed on to Jersey Cen MAYFAIR OSBORNE CO. • Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John A. Petillo, tral commuters, 107 Shrewsbury Avenue LUXURIA Mr. and Mrs. John V. Crowe]!, Mr. Mr. Kraus said Reading and Bed Bank, ' New Jersey Be a stssping bsauty with and Mrs. Burton T. Doremue, Mr,Baltimore A Ohio railroads, tied in and Mrs. Daniel 3. Welgand, Mr,with 'the Central operations, wen Mall Orders Filled nightly luxurio car* to im- and Mrs. W. Gilbert Manion, Mr, not paying their proportionate prove skin tsxturSt and Mrs. William E. Beaty, Mr.share of terminal fees, a statemen and Mrs, Abraham J. Zager, Mr. \CUanting.., Srin§ your Prticription to Jfygetth repeated by Mr. Roberts, the at JVMB# Bflfltt I4W |Vtt 9 |MMI)f and Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Mr. andtorney. Conditioning... Mrs. Charles H. Tlndall, Mr. am It further was stated by Mr. on. •MNt I 4ey sink! en VMH Mrs. Patrick H. Kennedy, Mr. nnd Facial Crtam... tt't 0000* to know, when finance! ors tlraintd by Mrs. Frank B. Lawes, Mr. and Mrs Kraus that his Union county group had appealed to the Public Utility eeteeadfirtRtie'lnMtiit.l tiekniu, that your ffsxalf pharfflocist hoi ths low. Richard Syer, Mr. and Mrs. Dennli commissioners to make a study o J. Byrne, Mr. and Mn. George •ti priest compatible, with finest pharmacsuticaft. Sehanck, Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. various financial factors of the Care-frte tomfort'M+myi srilh fttsh Stock Grossinger, Mr. and Mrs. Milton railroad, only to be informed tha Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mack- the PUC was inadequately staffed MODESS frss-strlds, ehafs- lln, Mr. and Mn, Joseph Bchwattz, to make such studies. OfU$TMANC«KS(O •»lut hetrel Tes' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Irving Brown, Mr. Roberts suggested that an- Isssl Tripls safsty. Mr. and Mrs, W. Harry Penning. other unfair practice of Jersey Cen ONE-COAT #ILMI ton, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond H tral could be found in its deprecia- Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Port tion allowances. Coaches that have ner, Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Hemb- had 85 years' service, and should WAU PAINT Hng, Mr. and Mn. Fred D. Wikoff have been retired years ago, he 3 TVjMit Super, ftofular, Juitftr . Mayor and Mrs. Charles R, Eng- said, still'are objects of a clalme you CAN ' lish, Mr. and Mn. E. Allaire Corn, 4% depreciation deduction from well, Mr. and Mn. Newton Dore Jersey Central income. Further, h WASH tiua, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A said, financing the reorganization No $urfaee fuu en thtu smooth 1 Odremus, Mr. and Mrs. William T of the Reading railroad, under VMS fAST plan considered by its bond hold fonts, Mr. and Mrs. John Olblon INIXMNIIVI OnlrW.i'iV.' CO-ETS Handy Cotton Squares Mr. mid Mix, James E. Greeley, Mr ers, well might he charged ngainsl aod Mrs. Victor Satter, Mr. amalleged losses for which Contra: FLATLUX • SAIIM LUX • GIOS LUX commuters would pay in part. '. for applying cosmslici, Mrs. n. V. K. H. Stout, Mr. am All 3 In Mis. Clyde E. Swannell Stewan Members of the committee at- Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Emlllo Grllll tending the ThurBday meeting bo Identically Matched Colon Mn. Violet Sickles, Mrs. Grace C sldea those mentioned Included Blddlc, Mrs, Marlon Neal, Mlsi Mayor John W. Applngntc of Mnt MUNMUUTH PLUMBING tamily-Ute bt>* df *0... IfC Mela Von Glahn, Miss J. Adeli awan, Commissioner Albert H. DRUGS Presley, Miss Sara A, White, Oeorgi Klrnu of Bradley Beach, Mnyo SUPPLY CO., Inc. Ksss& C Hopping, Thomas Cook and Bev Frank 8, Gregory of Little Sllvei l'lumblng and Heating Supplies •rly W. Brown, and Mayor William E. Selby e Allinhurit. US West Front at., CORNIR 1ROAD fc MOKMOUTH STRUTS, PHONI 6-1444, RID IANK BED BASK REGISTER, 'AUGUST S, 194§ Page Three «ODm, MMm HO CUB * Learning "Self Defence* CO0NMU0M AT Uff HAMMOND'S MOTH HOMS* TEARS rtMtoft «W •*•• For the Bent in Flower* Try... KMTTeD HOL£S Jeka 4.- Qslas ikesMs f • Lawn Mower Service •*0A INVISIBLE t. MaOw hM IK Uadea Ave. llifhUnds VUUeat b •—•11, It. Phone 3-1423M. rABMNt, LABBBUlin; We specialise hi repairlnc COLONIAL FLOWERS 0AM1ONA * OOMM R.B. aa* sharswalnf power and HAROLD PERRY * GEORGE CLASSEY OOPNMUJHJ AT LAW haasl amran by up-to-date 2329J n**4»ra D. Panes* Mem** J. Csnseas •aaehliiery; alao all garden Tkwhn I. Ukw«H took repaired. EAST FRONT ST. R. B. 6-4666 BUM F. Cepk* Tkeaas J. e»»NB ••kfrl W. MsM* Wlllto» B. SWIf /t, Frompt Service. Ahrekaa I. WILLIAM L MATY
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tidbit Hits M IM fres* M, M •ask «•««? MILTON KOSENE CHEESE and CRACKERS ATTOBHCTAT-LAW with Ml St. M B. RODNEY O. DORWIN, BEGIATEBED ARCHITECT To summer campers at the Educational Play center In Oakhurst, who arc shown here receiving Instruction in boxing, fun and the Educational Play Center, are synonymous. "We don't start fights, II Brea* Si, Be* tak, N. A but if someone else starts one, we pitch in. If we are hit, we hit back," is their answer to the prob- ». 4IS lem of aggression. Pictured above from left to right are George Engel, Stan Carhart, Instructor and a member of the Red Bank high ichool faculty; Richard Klein, Jack Barnett, assistant instructor; Geff Galef and ARTHUR MURRAY'S _ Richard Druz. ' DR. MILDRED HULSART. After spending a busy summer learning to box, swim, ride, wrestle, tumble, row, dance and to •UftOEON CHIBOPODUT play baseball, basketball, tennis and other games, many of the children ire looking forwnrd to attend- Foot Ortfceaee-lcs—Electra-TheraBr ing the Oakhurst Private school and the Educational Play Center Nursery school in the fall. Dur- Complete check-up OMc. Hani D*llr e a. aa. te I ». n. ing the school year, grade school children box in physical education periods. Enrollments are now Evmteaai TMaeay, Tkursfer. 7 U • being accepted in the nursery school kindergarten, first, second, third nnd fourth grades. The Private (CIM.4 W»*waa*r art FrMtyt . school, nursery school and day camp have been given a completely satisfactory certificate of approval on your dancing •r JPMUUMM Mir. IU4 auk i-scof by the state department of education. n e. FRONT n. RED BANK, M. *. (let ready to ilaztlc your partners World Federalists It's All The Same this vacation ... Learn the new —Curb Or Street steps at Summer Hales HOME & ESTATE IMPROVEMENT Maybe Henry Coy of Red Bank, Meet At "T who was given a 90~day sentence An Arthur Murray expert will give in thn county jail Tuesday here by Recorder John V. Crowell on a you a dance analysis absolutely free. RUSTIC FENCES Organization Aims charge of being drunk and disor- You'll find out your dancing faults FORMAL WEAR At World Peace derly, thought he was playing it arfd talent*—fret a new start towards smart. It didn't work, becoming a popular partner. If you Coy, an elderly man, was charged TO HIRE Another step toward the organi- will, being drunk and lying In the wish, you may enroll at Summer l.->7 BROAD SIKH I zation of a - Monmouth county street early Tuesday morning on Rates for a dance course exactly branch of the United World Feder- Leiehton avenue. Patrolman Ben- The Mort Com- tailored to your needs. You'll be alists was taken last Thursday jam'.n H. Glover testified that Coy amazed to discover how quickly and KED BANK plete Selection evening when more than SO county was found drunk and lying in the in The Shore easily you can learn all the latest '* rOIT *N> 1*11 residents met at the community street. Recorder Crowell asked the Open 10 A. M. to 10 IV M. Art* • IttMIOM "Y" in Red Bank. They elected prleoncr, "You were found lying in steps by Arthur Murray's famous * IHCUIN NUItll temporary officer*. Mrs. Darcy the street and drunk.' I.i that Magic Step Method. Don't •wait— # *ICKI? Scudder of Brislle, formerly of right?" Coy vehemently denied the Complete Mlddletown, is chairman, and Ken- accusation. Persons in the court- Rome in or phone Red Bank 8-44M. ran|t Newman, Jr.
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WEATHER-SEAL OF S. JERSEY, Ine. "Meet Your Friends At The Fair" 92 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. N. J* PHONE 64031 BED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 5, 1948 Keyport Eastern Star Name Frank Allen Forming Rainbow Group Holmdel Kiwanis Golden chapter. Order of Eastern ERNIE MAYERS TAVERN On Draft Board Star of Keyport, will sponsor an Hear Stadman Beautiful the Bride \ •» , aaMBibly of the Order of Rainbow Avenue of TVo Rivere, Itunisun, IV. J. Driscoll Seleele for girls. Eligible for membership Speaka On Aspects Of Dreased In aa exclusive made- are daughters, sistera and friends, to-order gotta from Love Us. County Organisation between tha ages of 13 and 18, of Disability Insurance PHONE RUMSON 1-0534 Maanns and members of the East- Bridal Shoppe, headquarters far Gov. Alfred E. DrUcoll ku an- ern Star. Speaking at last Thursday's bride* who want the "new loot* nounced the Prejidentlal appoint- Information and petitions are meeting ot the Lincroft-Holmdel Pretentg ments of the local board members being furnished by the committee Km an is club was William Stad- and government appeal agenta to ot tht chapter, members of which man, an insurance specialist. The Brides and Bridesmaids lerve in thii jtate under the Sette- are Mrs. Lester Stoney, Jr., Mr. melting waa presided over by Hen- FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT tlve Service Act ot 1MI. and Mrs. George Hoffeller and G. ry Handleman. Gowns and Accessories Appointed to each local board art Btl'-tan Yates, Keyport; Mrs. Har- Mr. Stadman told of the differ- MUSIC NIGHTLY five board members and ona gov-ry F. Seamen and Mrs. William ent types of disability Insurance. Also Flower Girl Dresses ernment appeal agent, all of whom R. Turner, Kean»burr». Mr. and H'3 introductory remarks dealt are veterans of the Selective Train- Mrs. Edward Kelley, MM. George with the growth of the insurance We have it! ing and Service Act of 1M0, whoWeir and Russell 8herrane, Cliff- business since the first World War. All Hand Tailoring Don* served 10 meritoriously during wood; Mrs. William Urstadt, Haz- He said it requires a' competent World War II. let, and Mrs. William Brown, Union coiirultant to be able to figure out DON HOYT By Expert Seantstressea. Beach. each individual's problem as to the at the TIIK membership Is expected to amount of insurance to carry, Tin door prize was a bushel of READY MADE GOWNS kkal be comprised of girU living in Key- potatoes donated by Henry Cross. Utol port. Matawan, Cliffwood, Union HAMMOND ORGAN Beach, Keansburg and neighbor- Lawrence Buck was the winner of ror Brides - Proms - Graduation ing cemmunities, tilt prize. •o«roe* Served )Veek-D«)s « P, H. (o H P. IH. • TUXEUOS TO HIRE • WfW SECOND SON TO BAKERS ! DINNERS Sundaya From 12 Noon to 12 I'. M. BRAKES START GAR FIRE Mr, and Mrs, Kennard Baker of in Cans! Union Hose company firemen Midison announce the birth of STEAKS — CHOPS — SEA FOOD Thursday evening were called to th.'lr second son, William Courtney, Shrewsbury avenue to extinguish a Saturday, July 24, at Overlook tios- LOVE LANE out • arV flr« ir. a car owned by John Uual- pita I in Summit. Mrs. Baker is SatidMiche* Served Till 1 A.M. tlerl of Leighton avenue. Mr. Uaul- the former Miss Catherine Cross, BIUDAL SHOPPE tierl, who is learning to operate a daitfhter ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter 11 Catering to Danqueh, Parlies & Wedding I new fluid drive automobile, ex- A. Cross of Eatontown. The cou- »J W. FRONT ST. KED BAM Fred D. Wikoff Co. plained to police that he hod driv- ple's ether son is Robert Kennard, CLOSED MONDAYS EXCICIT HOLIDAYS If Hwt Front St. Red Bank en about a block with the emergen- five years old. Telephone Ketl Bank 64172 cy 'Make on. Police estimated that Boys can make ixn'kct money by M-11 the damage was slight, Tile RrKistcr.—Advertisement,
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At Ocean Grove Speaking on the theme, "It's a Personal Matter," Mr. Husselton The 13th annual music festival by told of the development of the ser- Extends A Hearty the salvation Army's territorial vice cjub to the powerful force that 50c staff band and members of the it is today and ttreutd the need for Ocean Grove choir will take place personal responsibility and action For a Generous Bunch the Ocean Grove auditorium of the club members. Saturday of this week at 8:15 p. m. Commenting on bureaucracy The band of 35 musicians will be rampaging In thia country and the Perennial Hotter Plants and Seeds directed by Brigadier William new Progressive party, which - he Bcarchell. They will be assisted by •aid Is composed of "emotionally the Ocean Grove choir which num- immature people," the speaker said bers 200 voices under the leader- hat theae are matters for club ac- EX-COME MYRON P. KOZICKY ship of Prof. Walter D. Eddowes. tion. KOUIK .IS EATONTOWN, N. J. The program, made up of com- "My friends, mt must get Into positions and special arrangements politics—the science of government, by Salvation Army musicians, will I'm talking about," Mr. Husselton include two marches by Col. Bram- said. "The Kiwanis club is now an well Coles, "Salvation Army March enormous power ,to work for good, King," and head of the organiza- and they must learn to use the key tion's music editorial department in hat will unlock this power to lead London. Col. Coles, who is in this he world into liberty and freedom country on an extended tour of and finally to peace." Salvationist music camps, will con- Mr. Husselton was introduced by TAKE NOTICE duct one of hie best-known marches, A. D. Shultz, a member of the Key- NOW GOING ON 'Victors Acclaimed." port club, and a past Kiwanis gov- Another number of special in- ernor of the New Jersey district. erest is the festival march, "Armee The address of welcome was Hu Salut," which has as It* theme made by George G. Downe*, club AT RIVER ROAD GROUNDS, FAIR HAVEN he "Marseillaise" and is played as president. i tribute to the French Salvation HOME OWNERS! Army and its work in the close of he Devil's Island penal colony. A special arrangement of the Negro N. Y. Man Drowns FINAL NIGHT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th • ALTERATIONS '" •• "«•• •• spiritual, "Dry Bones" nndamarch- ng song, "All Praise," adapted from Gounod's "Soldier1* Chorus," Off Sandy Hook • Re-ROOFED <£/% AA will be sung by the male chorus HIGH AERIAL ACT NIGHTLY THROUGH FRIDAY led by Capt. Richard Holz. The Ocean Grove choir will sing "A Highlands Aid Squad • Re-SIDED * MMV Mighty Fortress" by Carl Mueller. Works On Victim Among the soloists will be Bands- man Frank Fowler, a member of The Highlands First Aid squad FIRST AWARD • PORCH the Army since 189S. In addition to Sunday afternoon worked unsuc- being an outstanding tuba player cessfully for several hours to re- he is a bass soloist and has sung vive Thomas Stevens, 60, of Bronx, ENCLOSURE before microphones of more than N. Y.. who dleved from a party DELUXE PLYMOUTH SEDAN 100 radio stations. His is the long- N. Y., who dived from a party fish- est, record of service in a Salvation ing boat off Sandy Hook and Army band. drowned. IMMEDIATE SERVICE! PER MONTH The cornet trio will include Capt. Mr. Stevens was one of X per- SECOND AWARD TELEVISION SET Edward Lowcock and Bandsmen sons who set out from the Bronx Walter Orr and William Perret. As aboard the Nomad, a 43-foot fishing a high school pupil in Kcnmorc, N. boat, Saturday. When the boat To Be Awarded Closing Night Y., Capt. Lowcock won nine medals anchored Sunday afternoon off as a cornet soloist and shared atatc Sand;,' Hook, Stevens removed all NO MONEY DOWN and national championship nwaide his clothes hut his shorts and dived as a member of a high school cor- in for a swirh. DANCING NIGHTLY ON OUTDOOR PLATFORM TO PEPPY MUSIC net trio. Formerly a student at the Witnesses said that he appeared Eastern School of Music in Roches- to be in trouble as soon as he got ter, N. Y., he has composed works in the water. Another passengc by PETE GALATRO'S ORCHESTRA UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY for the band and for the solo cor- in the boat junj.ped in and dragged net. hiT. out. Meanwhile a coast guard MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will take care of all your boa', arrived alongside. Stevens GROUND PRIZES NIGHTLY was given first aid treatment while Home Improvement Pix.lema. Phone us for a Free Estimate. i coast guard boat headed toward We will show you how to save a lot of money and still get the Twelve Indicted shore. On shore, the Highlands BOOTHS AND REFRESHMENTS — best workmanship possible. We employ only experienced me- First Aid squad continued the re- suscitation work, but were unable chanic) and use the finest material! money can buy. FREE to revive the man. CONSULTATION. For Gambling Asbury Park Men Face Four Counts
The Monmouth County Board of Realtors, Inc., Wednesday of last week adopted the following resolu- tion in relation to the proposed in- crease in passenger fares on the railroads, serving the Jersey shore i I* area: WHEREAS, the railroad* serving the Jersey shore areu have seen fit to petition the Interstate Commcrco Commission lor an increase in the passenger fares; WHEREAS, this increase in pas- senger fares, if granted, will both directly and indirtctly have an ad- verse effect on the property value! in Monmouth and surrounding coun- ties; AND WHEREAS any act that affects the welfare of the citizens or the property values of Mori- mouth countv is of vital concern to the Monmouth County Board of Realtors; THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED, that the directors of the Monmouth County Board of Real- tors are opposed to any increase in passenger fares by any railroad serving this area and heartily con- ORIGINALITY demn any increase in surch fares. RESOLVED, that a copy of this CONSTRUCTION resolution be spread upon the min- utes of the board of directors of W« add any size addition to your home and the Monmouth County Board of Realtors, and copies be filed with specialize in porch enclosures. the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, And that thia resolution be re- leased for publication to the coun- ty papers. (FIRE RESISTANT) ROOFING County Realtors Oppose u HrfirnHoni urn Johru-Manvlllt, Flinlkolt, Barrtlt, BireMtuh troid, U. 3 C, Ctrttln-TMd luliri.li. W. .l.o r.p.l, t.k" Proposed Fare Increase t»H«n. U.dir, •*. lky)l«bta. FREE ESTIMATE. No bll*" The county grand jury last Thursday handed up 12 indiotments charging gambling offenses, there' (FiRE by continuing its policy of condemn SIDING ing gambling in this county. Eliminates yearly painting aapanaat. Ada at an inaulation tod- Five Asbury Park men were s' ' mel ^.?".'- We u" ">•* (amoua-make maltrlala: Jofcna- named in lottery indictments, each Manvlllt, Flinlkctt, ate. FREE ESTIMATE. NO «hll|atloa. containing four counts. The Indict- ments charged the men with selling and offering lottery chances for sale and for possessing lottery slips and memoranda. Six men were in- PORCH Enclosures dicted on a charge of bookmaking •Sava fuel by anclaaini your front and ran porck. and a Belmar woman was indicted on a charge of aiding and abetting one of them. A raid June 18 by county detec- tives and the Asbury Park police PAINTING-WALL PAPERING resulted in the arrest of Ben Boyer, liT'r'lan" r°ur hornt Inildt and out on our amall nonikly Bud- Dominick Graziano and Nick Mer- cogliano on the lottery charges. The two other Asbury Park men indict- ed on the same charges were Patsy Sylvester and Jessie Smith. An- thony Sylvester was arrested the Originality is a basic Cadillac word. For Cadillac is always the same day as his brother, but on a ^T el. R. B. 6-' charge of bookmaking. Others in- pioneer-striving constantly to endow its cars with a greater dicted on the bookmaking charge were Walter Baillle of Asbury Park, measure of all that is good and desirable in an automobile. Edward Stone and Harry Packer or Mail This Coupon Now of Bradley Beach, Frank Marcello of Eatontown and Joseph Carmella But the new Cadillac cars now gracing the streets and of Belmar. Helen Murray, also of highways have reached a degree of originality that is un« Belmnr, was indicted on a charge MODERN HOME of aiding and abetting Camclla, usual even for Cadillac. You notice this first in their smart Man Fined $100 and distinctive appearance. And you notice it again when you take the wheel—for here is performance so incomparable \ i IMPROVEMENT CO For Fighting Police George Barrett of Elizabeth was that there is literally nothing with which to compare it. 1 W. BERUEN PL RED BANK, N. J. lined $105 Sunday night in Middle- Gentlemen: Please have your expert call tu dlicusi Itemi town township police court by Re- The public reaction is what you would logically expect. checked—without obligation to me corder W. Gilbert Miinson on a charge of disorderly conduct and Orders for new Cadillac cars are breaking all records in D Construction D Roofing D Oarages resisting arrest. According to police, Officers Ray Cadillac's long and impressive history of public acceptance. D Shingling mond Walling nnd Oscar KruRor were sent to the Smith fish factory Name .. area In Belford Suturdny night to Investigate Kill Klux Klan filgns, Address which had been nailed to trees; The policemen said that Barrett kept HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. City pestering them and thnt "the first Stnta thing we knew ho was (itthtlng with us." Tho Klan signs, which pollco 8 MAPLE AVINUE RED BANK. N. J. Best Dt.y ,_ bcllnvo were pluccd by cranks, were ut Tim* RBIl-6-Sta posted Snturdny night.
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Monmouth Park Monday, Is Deadline for Th» FinMt It) NICK CANONICO For Security; Claims •lip Covert Jrf v Next Monday li the last day for Charity Ball filing claims (or lump-sum death Jade'i Home Craft Bud's Tree Service benefits under the Social Security M* •brawtkwy At»« Bed Hank act on account of the death outside t5W. Front St. Bed Bart MIST Big Success he United States of a qualilled in- Tel. B. B. WJS0-K. COAL dividual after December 6, 1941, and before August 10, 1946. Ac- A ton or IH<» put in your bin at your eon* Top* $12,000 Profit; cording to J. Herbert Reid, man- ager of the Asbury Park office of vnnieiR-e nuw nill surely be good property County !n»titiitii»ns he Sociil Security Administration, NURSERY SCHOOL any such claims filed after that iifxt wintrr. Your choice of sicei are now Share In Proceeds date cannot be paid. All Saints Memorial Church, Locust Reid pointed out that congre.su (STONE CHURCH) available. Let u* help you to solve any; GUMIB at the second annual Turf amended the Social Security act in Charity ball, held at Monmouth August, 1946, to give special consid- OPENS SEPTEMBER 13TH imililein. Park clubhouse Saturday evening, eration in those cases where ser- had dinner on the mezzanine and vicemen or civilians died outside for I're-School Children, aft* «!i (• •• Moatar through Vrlday, in the. parterre lounge, played he United States during and im- 8:30toll:M A. M. games, danced to two orchestra* mediately following World war N For complete information apply to the Rector, Rev. Chnrln I*. HANCE & DAVIS and were entertained with a by extending the legal limit of two •lohnnon, Atlantic Hl|hlan«i 14411, between July 25th and Augunt "Broadway Revue." The proceeds years as provided by law. How- Mil, the Ilallam residence, Xaveslnk. Atlantic Highlands I-0M0-M. wire for the benefit of Monmouth ever, the extension waa for two TEL. IED IANK 6-010) MOWING TO BUY! county institution* and other char- years from the date of the amend- ities. ment, and It expires August 9,1948. + Y0WCHILDCAHW1H! Last year'* profit of $12,000 was The jurvivors of civilians and expected to be considerably in- servicemen who died overseas, and « Don't wait, bring ywr boy **ei lee*, u. "s» creased, if not even doubled. who had earned wages in employ- * or girl in today-NOW, for «il»fif*tt Featuring the entertainment- ment covered by the Social. Secur- •^ e frM Miry photo. ,N»rryl packed evening was the auctioning ity act, are urged by Mr, Reid to Inquire as to possible benefits be- WEEK END SPECIALS AT JEAN FROCKS of itallion services, with Gene raj Manager Edward J. Bri-nnan swing- fore the deadline. The office located ing the gavel. The services of 11 at Charms building, 601 Banps *HWID Prize Winner Gets classy stallions were donated by avenue, Aabury Park, will render CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL SUMMER MFRCHANDISE Eastern sportsmen, the states-get- all possible assistance. -*- a MOVIE SCREEN TEST, ting Eight Thirty attracting most edCMNIOIiHAll.ine demand from among those present. MOADWAY MAY, an MM IAWO. Louis Lazarc's final offer of $2,300 Suits Filed Against nuvmoN *• • Sr Director •fftefiMM •ecured these services. Joseph M. Bayahure BUB Outfit «*e(s«w«tMOHR CONSERVATORY Maxr Certervetarr Roebling'g Case Ace, .lire of many BUY NOW AND SAVE! StAMATK SCHOOL Dramatic Srtest. noted thoroughbreds, llnully went Three shore bus companies have to Mrs. Alice F. Sherman for $1,800, llleu suits in Newark this week while the services of other stallions against the proposed bus line to lie —Knave High. Silver Horde, Buig- operated by the Keansburg Steam- TOPPERS Better Cotton Dresses COOL SUMMER DRESSES el-Arab, Wildlife, Attention, Star boat company between thai bor- Pilot, Pericles, Opera Hat and ough and Long Branch. Compan- 69 M 00 £.99 Balmy Spring—commanded an ag- ies seeking an injunction arc the « BBOAD ST., BED BANK gregate of $8,350—all swelling the Asbury Park-New York Transit 6 .r2««l3 All Sliei B. B. «-SO96. Open Daily 1(1 to 0, Frl. Until ». corporation, the Rollo Transit cor- 3 charity fund. Value* Much Hither The famous orchestras, conduct- poration and the Coast Cities Values tu 7.99 Values to 12.99 ed by Blue Barron and Kal Klruy, Couches, inc. contributed music throughout the Henry Gehlhaus, vice president evening in the parterre area and of the Keansburg firm seeking to Pedal Pushers and Slacks main club house lounge, although operate buses which would make SHORTS BLOUSES many of the guests preferred" to connections with its summer stcam- 00 prowl the improvised "midway," boiu schedule between Keansburg 49 |.99 where hundreds of interesting and and New York, said that the com- 1 -1" valuable prizes were on hand. The pany's attorney, John M. Pillsbury I attendance exceeded 1,200, this of Atlantic Highlands, last week 2.99 Values number being considerably above filed an answer to a similar suit 2.99 Values Values to 3.99 last season's successful affair. instituted by the Hudson Bus lines, The institutions which are to which operates between Jersey City ... better service and share In the ball i-ncciplR arc Mon-anil Keansburg. The Koansburjj mouth Memorial hospital, Fitltin company had been granted permis- Cotton MIDRIFFS Bathing Suits hospital, Rlvervlew hospital, Or. sion to operate season buses, but Hazard hospital, Monmouth County the decision was appenlcd by other Organization For Social Service, bus companies and the Keansburg House Dresses quality Monmouth County Welfare home company was not able to start. 3.99 and other charitable groups. 89 Co-chairmen of Saturday night's Kcansburg Columbians 1" general committee wore Mrs. Ed- win Bransome, Mrs. Philip Iselin Elect New Officers 2.99 Values Vuliies to 1.99 Values to 6.99 and Mrs. Edward Scudder, Jr. The Bay Shore Columbian club The Monmouth Park Charity of Keansburg recently held nn elec- Fund, Inc., Is headed by Mr*. Lewis tion of new officers. William Ca- Lace Trimmed 3. Thompson, Llncroft, chairman. rey was chosen president, John Alio serving are Louis Burfeind, Maile vice president, Joseph D,uffy HALTERS Bras and Girdles Asbury Park, treasurer; Msgr. Jos- secretary, and Lawrence Stephens eph T. Casey, Red Bank; Clifford treasurer. SUPS J. Hemphill, Mrs. George M. Bod- |.00 man, Mrs. John L. Montgomery Named aa trustees were Jamej Salmon, John Mielc and John Dorh- 59* 79 and Maurice Follak. lcr for three years, Frank Colloid Values to 1.50 Hal old Reynolds and Joseph Nil- I i PANTIES 3 for 1.00 pier for two years, »nd William W. Oliver Diggin, MiGovern, George Oldroyd onil CM. O'Sullivan for one year. At the last meeting of the Bay Matawan, Dies Shore council of the Knights of Columbus, Fat McGovern resigned ills post as recorder for the council Former Bank President on the advice of his physician. It 14 BROAD STREET REP BANK N. I Stricken In Wisconsin was also made known that arrange- ments are being made to have the W. Oliver Diggin, a former pres- newly elected members of the coun- . Cleaners, Dyers, Launderen ident of the Farmers and Merchants cil installed by the atate deputy. National bank at Matawan, died Tuesday of last week at Lnlteside Methodist hospital. Rice Lake, Wis., Our exclusive Sanitone Service offers you of a cerebral hemorhhnge after be- ing stricken at New Auburn, Wis, the finest dry cleaning you can buy. Your He wai 51. clothes receive special attention—are pressed Mr. Diggin wui stricken with paralysis two years ago. Me and ' and reshaped by experts. Mn. Diggin were visiting Mrs. Les- ,t«r Wilson In Wisconsin when he •uffered the fatal stroke. Mr, Diggin was born in Matawan, 354-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK the ion of William H. and Carrie Bennett Diggin. Upon his gradua- -: * RED BANK 6-2800 tion from Matawan high school In 1915 he entered the Farmers and Merchants bank and rose from clerk to president. 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Btarck, of Long Branch, who New Jersey is now in the lead u received his third cluster to the the state furnishing the greatest Distinguished Flying Cross for ex- volume of potatoes for consumer*, traordinary activities while en- and probably will retain that rank gaged In aerial flight over Europe; during August and September. So Maj. Harold K. McCombi, Long reports the State Department of Branch, who wa* awarded the Agriculture as the New Jersey Broni* Star Medal for meritorious remarkable tavfef t white potato harvest gets under service during ground operations way in volume, and growers move against the enemy in the Asiatic- one of the state's largest cash crops Pacific theater, and Copt. George The some f real flavor you've al* to market by freight car and trunk. Drastic reductions up to SO*/* a. Biggs, Oceanport, who was pre- ways enjoyed I Atk your friendly So far this season Garden State sented with the Air Medal for out- •royer Dealer for it In nandpacked growers estimate they have loaded standing service while serving aa off on smart fashions . . . and sent to their out-of-state buy- pinti, quarts or Hi* money-savinf a bomber pilot in the China-Burma treyeri Gallon. ers about 750 freight carloads, or theater. womtn's, missos* and juniors' about 50% more than last year at REFRIGERATORS this time. By the end of the season in late October, approximately 12,- They're henl They're bet- 000 freight carloads as well at 6,000 ter than ever! Take toil Dresses • Coats • Suits to 7,000 carlot equivalents by truck, Bayshore Woman aVT modcl-it'a a bi* will have left for shipping destina- PUBLIC AUCTION well-planned 7 cubic foot Sportswear • Hats tions, if sales follow the 1947 pat- Hurt In Crash refrigerator. Has complete tern, facilities for keeping each Industry leaders are of the opin- Lingerie ion that the poor weather during Train Hits Car At FURNISHINGS and FURNITURE and every kind of food the early part of the growing see- fresh for days—plus a son has proved advantageous from Atlantic Highlands large frozen atoraf e com- Blouses a marketing viewpoint, in that the partment. New Jersey harvest opened after All SALES Mrt, Leo Jacoby of New York, a Exhibition and most of the producing areas south summer resident of Atlantic High- of New Jersey had completed their lands, suffered a broken right arm shipments. To date, digging in Nvw last Thursday evening when a car Jersey has not been as rapid as last in which she was riding was struck Stt IT TODAY! year because rains have delayed by a train at the First avenue large-scale operations. Most vines Public Sale eroding, Atlantic Highlands. She in the Garden State remain green was taken to Monmouth Memorial ON THE PREMISES and the tubers continue to grow In hospital by the Atlantic Highlands monlclair • spring lake • allenhurtt size. First Aid squad. CONTENTS OF "Quality is very good this year," According to police, the car was observes Roscoe C. Clayton of Free- driven by Reider Johnson, 73, Ucal and IMe Teaei Mro. hold, chairman of the New Jersey brother of the injured woman. The Potato Industry committee. "Grow- vehicle was traveling south from "SYCAMORE LODGE" ers will dig their Cobblers for the the steamboat pier where the cou- RUMSON, NEW JERSEY next two or three weeks and then ple had picked up Leo Jacoby, Mrs. llartsliamc Lane, between Navesink Ave. and Ward Ave., will shift to the Katahdins, Chippe- Jacoby's husband. North side of Lane. •k Mm Milk tattle Space was and other later varieties," he The car was hit by an eastbound said. Central train. Mr. Jacoby was •k New and liggsr Meo!- Serving RED BANK A. W. Severson of the State De- treated at the scene by the first • partment of Agriculture's market- aid squad. Mr. Johnson, who was Keeper AND JERSEY SHORE AREA ing division, points out that New not injured, told police he did not Jersey's white potato crop enjoys se« or hear the train. Chief Ster- • lig HumMrawer wide distribution traveling by truck ling Sweeney of Atlantic Highlands EXHIBITION. Friday, August 13lli • 1 lo 5 p. m. und rail at this time to destination* investigated. Stt IT NOW I AMMWID FOR PlINTV in New England, New York, Penn- The train engineer was Charles O' MIUC AND TAU BOmf I sylvania, Ohio and Indiana. Later Bltatrd of Long Branch, for NEON SIGNS in August, when the crop reaches PUBLIC AUCTION SALE maximum distribution, a consider- able volume will go to purchasers BED BANKER INDICTED SOLD ON EASY TERMS in the South. Christine Monroe, 254 West Bor- Cold Cathode Fluorescent Most distant city within this na- gen place, Thursday was indicted Saturday,Commencin gAugust at 12:30 P. M. 14th tion to receive New Jersey potatoes by the grand jury on a charge of may again be New Orleans. Pur- rand larceny. The prosecutor's of- UNDER MANAGEMENT OF BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP chases nrc anticipated from the fice records state she was working LIGHTING Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Ten- as a domestic in the home of Rob- B. G. COATS • Atictioiicrs < J. W. BURNS nessee, Florida, Maryland, West Vir- ert Thaler, Fair Haven, when a 490 Bath Ave., Long Branch, N. .1. Phone 6-S8W 46 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 R. B. "ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS" gina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Michi- watch valued at J50 was taken. The gan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Massa- watch reportedly was found in the Members "National Society of Auctioneers" 1M BBOADWAT PHONE «-M7» LONG BRANCH chusetts, New Hampshire, Connec- cellar of her home. ticut and Maine. 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Harmon Among Headline!** row, was postponed one week. Motor Installed In His Tempo VI of the fact that Section III of its rules, Written in co-optratlon with Kelly's Trip. ACWA the Thoroughbred Racing association, states that such a thing will not The ninth Calcutta Sweepstakes Word has been received that Guy race committee; Thomas I. Lombardo, world famous orchestra Jr., co-chairman of the raos happen at the beautiful seashore track. Two upsets marked this week's pro-member tournament at Spring Lake Oolf and Country club, an- leader and champion speed boat mittce; Richard McFayden, i Comeback money to the cadi sent by the aatiea't beeUee Play in the YMCA Softball league. Trotting Races Towners Beat driver of his Tempo IV, newly Tuesday of last week saw the Coast nually the shore's biggest golf at- referee; James L. Endlcott, chief to bring down odd* on any given horse. Personally, we deat traction, will be held at that ex- equipped with a 1,500-horie power timer; Victor Cristano, chief soot* blame Monmouth Park for taking the doagfc. »'• deslrabU Enterprise club topple Red Bank Allison airplane motor, will make Clothing, league leaders, from the clusive course a week from Satur- er; W. A. Rogers, chiof starter; W. mourn. Like your money, the track earns sis ceato ra each Begin Tomorrow day. Fort Monmouth a bid for the National Sweefwtakes E. Willis, chief flagman, and Henqr greenback slipped through a mutael department wtadew. to ranks of the undefeated by a t to trophy and tho Ked Bonk Gold 2 score. In another upset the fol- D. Wickham, James Humphreys) these days ef Inflation and downward sliding aratael handles, A total of M teams will compete. Cup. and Edward Conway, ssslsUat •vary sis cents counts. Particularly to thai true whe« eae aalek lowing day J. H. Kelly tallied three At Freehold This number Is less than toured the Under Lights These two races feature the 16th more runs than the second-place layout last year and Is in line with etaiters. transaction means several thousand such sU-centera. The Mg ACWA to hand the losers their annual National Sweepstakes re- Frnile Jacoby, pit manager an4 bookies, naturally, aren't Interested la the two-dollar wtadew. a growing desire to pare the over- gatta to be held on the North third setback, S to 2. 200 Trotten, Pacer* loaded fields of other years. Slugfest At Fort inspector; Harold S. Allen, chair- Considering how busy Ryder's Detective agency has besiTln asking Shrewsbury river hero August 21 man of the public address commit- shore bookies to depart the premises, It makes even a local scribbler The Enterprise team went berserk On Hand For Meeting; Shore divot diggers yearly take a Ends With Red Bankers nnd 22. Lombardo won the National tee; Philip J. Bowers, chairman of wonder. The people bringing In comeback money can't possibly be do- in the fifth inning when they tal- holiday from their home clubs to Sweepstakes race in 1946, but last tho finance committee; Theodora ing it surreptitiously. Someone at the track has put the O. K. on the lied seven times to wrap up the New Starting Gate watch the masters, Among the na- Holding 12-9 Lead year was beaten by Mtas Pepa V, D. Moore, chairman of the anchor- comings and goings of such agents. We're sure those agents aren't game. An errorless defense was a tional headliners to whom Pro dri\en by Danny Foster. Last year, great aid to the victors when com- ago and patrol committee; Court- bothered about waiting in line to pay their way in. Nor do they have Johnny Reardon will act as host Red Bank Towners, Jersey Shore however, he walked away with the lar.dt White, chairman of the hous- too,much trouble paying the federal government the 60-cent tax re-bined with the line hurling by Pat Mere than 200 trotters and pacers are Herman Barron, Vic Ghezzi, Baseball league leading combine, Ambrosia, who yielded seven hits, Red Bank Gold Cup In its flrat year ing committee; Ray Taylor, cp- quired on clubhouse admissions. Of course, we shouldn't even think arrived at Freehold Raceway this Claude Harmon, Otene Sararen, visited Fort Monmouth Thursday of competition. cha.'rman of the housing commit. but spaced them well. The victors week to train for tomorrow's open- Tommy Armour, Craig Wood, Mike night to hand the soldiers a 12 to aloud about employees grabbing a few dollars for themselves from the tallied once in the second and once At the request of Commodoretea; Charles P. Irwin, Jr., marine bookies'head runner. ing. Since the closing of Laurel, and Joo TurnMia, Tony Manero, 9 defeat. Cliurlea F. Chapman, national semce committee, George W. Bray, in the fourth to build up a two-run Md-., and termination of meetings Bruce Coltart and Eddie Burke. lead before breaking loose In the Playing their second game under chairman of the Sweepstakes com- public relations; Lester R. Boss, As mentioned above, no one should really get disturbed at Paulsboro, Bay State Raceway, New Jersey and Philadelphia lights the Towners looked anything about the track's dosing Its official eyes to such matters. Might- nfth. mittee, Richard McFadyen has spectator committee, and Johsj Boston, and numerous county headliners also will be on hand. but good In winning. After piling beer, appointed referee by theLiu kin, construction committee. fully, we suppose, no one should concern themselves with the In the other league upset, Kelly's fairs throughout the Carolina* and Jack Mitchell, Jersey open champ, up a 9 to 3 lead in the top of the problems of olf-the-track bettors. If their winnings are cut A.F.B.A. Commodore Joseph C. Ir- Dr. Walter A. Rullman, chair- nlns scored flve times to overcome Virginia, Fred 8. Buck, manager at will head this state's delegation. fourth, the potential shore champe wln Is chairman of the regatta man of the medical and first aid down via comeback money, all well and good. Maybe It will a two-run margin by the losers. the raceway, says more horses Johnnie Farrell, perennial favorite let the count narrow to 9 to 8 by teach them to switch to stud poker or the allegedly vile bingo. There were only flve hits off the committee and Mayor Charles H. committee; Thomas M. Gopsill, would be arriving daily. of the galloryites, is certain to teethe sixth inning. English is honorary chairman, chah man of police and parking; Even the bettor at the track suffers, though. That eitra money Kelly bats but they produced flve off. Clarence Doser, surprise win- Pete Fleming was given credit being dumped Into the machine affect* his bet, too. It would runs Already stabled at Freehold Is Commodort* William E. Rogers,Alfred J. Lippman, chairman of the trotting dash champion of Lau- ner two years ago, will try for an- for the victory, although he left head of tho President's Cup regat- the prize committee; Herbert E. seem that Monmouth Park should divorce Itself from the /. H. KELLY 00. other win, John Kindner, former the game when Madure hit for him. T. B. A. If It desires to live up to the announced primary pur- A rel Raceway, the 19-year-old Han- ta In Washington, D. C, will be Edwards, reception committee; over Express, owned by W. H.former state open champ, will try At that point things against turned chairman of the judges and barge Claicnce E. Lovejoy, national pose of operation: "to Improve thoroughbred hone racing." /uBanfo,.. "' ° " " for the lucrative prize money, con- In the Townera' favor, two runs Still more confusing Is the fact that while the track accepts come- Broach of St. Stephens Church, Va. committee and chief starter. chairman of publicity; Thomas S. jg, If,, p 8 0 0 The horse started at Laurel four sidered to be among the top pri-scoring after Madure was given a Association appointments are Field, Jr., local chairman cf publi- back money, It still keeps many of its mutuel windows closed on busy Wiwy, as. 8 0 0 vate club swards of the year. life." days. In her criticism of some of our remarks last year, Mrs. Alfred times, winning each time and let- Joseph C. Irwln, chairman of thecity; Enslcy M. White, course com- £«w.M r«. 8 0 0 ting two track records at four and As in years past, proceeds of the The soldiers were far from Im- executive committee; Mayor mittee; Robert A. Eisner, program Roberts said she could not "conceive of the two-dollar windows being Kelly, 9b - 110 gate receipts go to charity. Fitkln pressive. Repeated mlscues had closed at Monmouth while there were bettors panting to make wagers. ..irk, af. 8 11 one-half and six and one-half fur- Charlee R, English, chairman of committee; Theodore Labrecque, Bryion, cf _ 2 0 1 longs. His start at Laurel marked hospital is slated to receive the them in hot water most of the way. tho honorary judges committee; legal committee, and Frank F. The management is extremely anxious to get as large a mutuel play as Harrison, e. _ 10 0 major portion. Prize money is putThe Townem collected a dozen hits possible, and would certainly not keep any windows closed unnecessar- Pryor, 2b, „,„„_...,...,..„„, t 1 0 his 18th consecutive campaign. Clmile* F. Chapman, race chair- BUufriell. Jr., chairman ol race up by club members. off the combined offerings of Mar-man; Fred Brown, chairman of the pits, inboards. ily." We hope Mrs. Roberts has given a look In the dubhouss and Harvey H. Hartman, Quaker- In last year's tournament Ohezsl tin, Wilder and Noyes. It was one grandstand the past season. If windows haven't been closed on busy A. 0. w. A. town, Pa., will be the official start- topped tho pro efforts with 138,more safety than allowed by Flem- days, such as Saturday, then our peeper* are playing trick*. AH H Hing judge at Freehold this year. H* nosing out Barron and Harmon, ing and Ralph Mazzucca, who re- Muidella, e. 4 0 0 comes to Freehold from Bay Stat* Fasione. lb. - 4 10 who tied at 139. The pro-amateur lieved him. Pauloecl, If. „ 4 0 1 raoeway. Hartman is considered prize was won by Mike Turnesa For Red Bank rooters, the game PLOWING UP THE FAIRWAYS:—Sunday's rain didn't bother DIPonts. ef. - 8 0 1one of the outstanding starters In and Jack Mara. They had a best had Its Interest. For one thing, Legion Juniors Clinch Larry Bcott who toured Beacon Hill in 75 . . . Carlo* D. Kelly won Sat- Galatro. lb. 8 0 0the country. He'll have charge of Cr.lin. af. ... 0 1 ball score of 64. Ghezzl's winning John Ellis continued his power at urday'* Sweepstakes at Rumson Country club. Had 79-8-71. Ronnie Barasao, af. 1 starting the new E. M. Smith start- the pro event market the third the plate. He collected three succes- Allen was second with 87-15-72 and Alfred F. King, Jr., third with 82-B- ' M. ,...... , 10 ing gate recently installed at the : 10 0 time he captured it. It was worth sive safe base hits. Odd note here County Championship 74 ... Bill Roger* copped Saturday'* kicker's at Old Orchard. He hit raceway and now being tested at $1,250. Is that he got a second each time the number on the nose with 81-8-73. Bill Is a new Red Bank resident 10 0 the track. too Main change In this year's play via Mulvihlll's bunts being man- fo«rusio. rf.„ „ The new starting fate abolishes handled by the soldier infield, Herman Steinberg meet* Freddie Merrlmaa in the finals for Ntid, p., rf. „_..„ 111 1* that tho tournament will be a the President'* cup at Old Orchard. Merrlmaa will be spotting the antiquated system of recalls, Mulvihill also reaching first on the 36-hole affair for both the pro-ama- errors. Jim Genovese dented flrst Local Nine Pounds Oakhurst, 16 To 1, his opponent sis strokes. Hell have to duplicate Saturday's 77 COAST INTBWWSE long a thorn In the side of racing teur and individual pro events. AB K Renthusiasts and horsemen alike. base with regularity. He, like Ellis, or better to get past Sir Steinberg . . . Jack Warren proving C. Pdaaerano, If. .411 Last year the pros exclusively held had three for six. he'* a real enthusiast by touring Beacon HIU In the rain Son- Ambro.la. p 4 11 With the new starting gat* horse* forth the first day, Joining their To Capture This Year's Title day ... Eight people at Old Orchard Sunday had faith la the B. Palandrsuio, «. 111 will break from the starting line member-partners the second day. FORT MONMOUTH Piocolle. Ib. 4 2 1 heck and neck. Red Bank Junior Legion nine weatherman. Also soggy shoes. Assistant Pro Jack Welch was Stkowiti, asi , 0 Both events' prizes will be award- Chom*. Ib...... nt the club at 7 a. m, and die-hards already were out on the Lupe. 2b...... 2 Also expected at the track this ed on a 36-hole basis. Hoflich, rf. «. Friday evening smothered Oakhurst course, downpour and all. Goiltlla, af. 1 year ii th* high class racing stable Missing among the big timers with » 13-hit attack and in porting. Uff«r, ef. . >•••>•> 2 ntwu, 2b ...... Borough Tennis a 16 to 1 victory clinched ths CfeejaV In the Red versus Green team match at Beacon Hill, Bulck spotolo. rf. ""!!!"'.""!!'.'.!"! S 0 of Joseph H. Eyler of Thurmont, will be heavy-hitting "Chick" Har- Crump, lb. - ...... Coprlonl, lb...... , s Md. Eyler has seven horses in his Young, oft ...—...*...•..,..,...,...... ,... pionship of the Monmouth County man Ray DeRidder let his Bed team get oven redder by bow- bert, who notified Reardon that his Junior Legion Baseball league. The ing to Freeholder "Bud" Grossinger, two and one... Pro George static which last year won 70 races. schedule would not permit an ap-Johnson. cf> — Tourney Begins BDHCKCI, If „ ...«..-..„ once-defeated Red Bsmte team sot 2 10 One of his horses, Peter O'Day, this Sullivan Monday began accepting qualifying score* tor hi* Class BSD BANK CLOTHING * pearance at Spring Lake this yea* up its sudden sweep to the crown by B club championships . . . Beacon HIU'* championship rounds AB X H year set a new track record at In last year's first round Harbert Oakley, c* s>.a.i«ia—....«a».i««<. Msrtrln. P* n.-^jiiii'i'i'imini'iniiMi111 downing Spring Lake Thursday begin Saturday . . . Golfer Ed Hemschoot absent from Fort Laurel for one mil* of 2:07. He Isplayed along with Jimmy Thomp- Wilder, p — This Saturday night, il to 3, in a five-inning con- Monmouth's links lately. A sore hoof has him out to pasture o i considered top threat to break the tti"ib~'Z7.ZZZ~?™.Z:.™. i o son and the pair was the delight test. . . . Shore Pro-Amateur gotten tour Old Orchard thl* after- Boralil, IK — . - 4 0 0 existing track record here of 2:00of numerous spectators attracted It Sullivan eipects Jack Mitchell, state Open champ, to 0 set in 1940 by Joseph Carr** Emma to th* informal driving contest. MD BANK TOWNERS Today Ii Deadline The Red Bank nine succeed* Bel- ...... 2 0 0 AB ...... I Signal. Again this year one of the hole* ElUs, M...... mar, last year's champs. Both re- p 0 Mulvihill, rf. , For Singles Entries; cent victories wore registered oa Vie Ghezzi earned $850 in the Western Open at Buffalo, N. T. HeBurnttt, If. „, 0 will bo selected to measure the — 1 0 0 longest drive. A par-three hold will R. Matsucea. If. ' the local high school athletic Held. was tied for sixth place with Herman Barron ... Dr. Mai Steven* Cusiek, ef. ...2 1 0 9&nborn> 1 bt ..••. Huber's Award Trophy The Spring Lake victory was In tourtd Rumson lnnt. week with Pro Jim Martyn. Martyn. Incidentally, be chosen to measure the shot (*«novN«, e. .... closest to the pin. Additional prlz» AytVt eft i,.-.... the bay when tho winners tallied I* suffering a muscle injury In his left arm . . . Red Bank's Lions and Rain Postpones Stoecker, 8b The Red Bank borough tennis flve times in the opening stanza. Rotory clubs clash In their annual golf battle Wednesday at Manasquan money goes to the pros for these Taylor, 2b feats. F. Maitucca, 2b. .. ., championship tournament begins They added a pair of run* In the River, Ben "Hole-in-one" Parker is aiming to lead the Rotarlan* to Fleming, p , Saturday on the public courts at second, fourth and fifth to sew UB victory. Sadler Wins Final Matches Madure. rf. -•—< Marine park. Deadline for eingles the win. The five rum in the flrst Inning came due to three errors, 44 11 ISentries is this evening. Harold Pot- - SUMMER PLAYGROUND center* again this year were sponsored Monmouth Park ter, public tennis court director, to- two walks and singles by Madure by Red Bank'* board of education. One operate* at the Branch avenue Week-End Races At Sea Bright morrow will announce pairings. and Romard. Alvin Griggs was the school grounds, the other at West Bergen place athletic field. While Eatontown Legion The singles entries this week in- winning hurler. He yielded six hits. tb* program has enjoyed a greater amount of success than in yean Women Finish Play; Closes Saturday creased to 26. Newly signed up are The score might have been closer past, there still are many more youngster* who could have been en- Lead. Lightnings Harold Kerr, Ken Walker, Frank had the game not been called be- rolled. Vincent Paladino, director of the program, ha* don* a com- With Rain Beau Moran Downs Isaacs; Warren, Dick Wolfe, George Nor- cause of darkness in the top of mendable job In lining up Interesting schedules for the small fry. Why $23,000 Choice Stakes Victors, 4-2 com, Dominick Acerra, Don Jacoby the sixth inning. Before the cur- more parents haven't taken advantage of this free program Isn't com- Buck And Kovacs Win nnd Frank Stretch. few was effected Spring Lake had pletely understandable. ' Members of Shrewsbury Sailing tallied flve times and still had the elub competed In Lightning, Comet, Ends 1948 Racing Here Junior Team Beats Those previously registered In- bases full. All of the fireworks went clude Gordon Forbes, William De- INCIDENTS AND INCIDENTALS:—Shrewsbury Hose company Sneakbox and handicap races Sat- Sunday's rain washed out final West Long Branch for naught, however, as darkness urday afternoon and in Lightning matches of the
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PLAN PICNIC of Mr. Ackerson's parent!, Judge Leonardo and MM, Henry B. Ackersoo. For Th* UIHIMMI Mall or rhoae Or«>r* The Chapel Hill Community as- Mrf. James H. MacPhee, fr., cel- Ex-Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hartmsn PIAHO TEACHER C L 1 0 N Accepted. sociation will hold its second an- ebrated her birthday Sunday of last and son Bobby of Broad street and In Oornle** Try OtUUtVATE FIANUT BOX OFFICE USTIVAL nual picnic (upper Saturday at 4 week with a family dinner at her Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bedle and Mauler National Oulld Piano Teacher* M A. p. m. on the lawn of Harry Cra- home on Viola avenue. Patrolman Dies son Billy of Elizabeth street, spent Jade's Home Craft POOM ver's home on Chapel Hill road. Mrs. Ethel Hays of North Arling- the week-end at Honesdaie, Fa. MRS. LUCILLE McCARTHY Mri. Lea Davis is chairman of ton it spending a week with Mrs. Herbert C. Burrows* ha* been UW.rnmtM. sUelBankO4J3T For Appointment, Call M tho picnic this year and U assisted Caroline Lau and Mm. Emily Eugene HenneMejr having a vacation from his position Bumsoa, N. 1. 1-1HM AT YOUR ASBURY PARK CAITONOr WALTER READE THEATRES 72 SIMM MAVFAIIl—"TIIK KMl'KKOIt WALTZ" . . . ST. JAME8- (plw uul deposit) I«L??.UEKI' WITU N0 NAME" ' JABAMOUNT- AT ALL LEADING DEALERS! "ABBOTT AND COSTKIJ.O MEET FRANKKNHTEJN" . , . OOKAN-'KKV LARGO" . . . LYRIC-'DRUMK" AND "TIIRKK FKATIIKKS" 18 BROAD ST. RED BANK Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Asbury Park Under Appointment from Pep»l-Cola Company, N. Y. BED BAXK REGISTER, AUGUST 8, 194i Pasre FJvti Matawin Micsea Patricia and Ifarjorl* For The Unusual tostello are spending a, vacation Biratid* Height. with their grandparent*, Mr. and in vvrniwfi .117 Mr. and lira. Anthony Kueelo of Mr. an* Mn. John L. Williams LIT A B C MING RENEWED Manaaquan arc the parents of a Mre. Daniel Coatello of Broad raturned home Sunday from a va- •oe bora a week ago Tuesday a', trfet. cation trip to West Palm Beach, All Bcands cf deer era Jade's Hone Craft the Point Pleasant hospital. This -Mi. and Mrs. Clarence Chamber- Fla. BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME lain and children of Saratoga a W. Front St. Befl Biak S-41IT is their third son. Mrs. George Hembllng of Branch WITH Mr. and MM. Norman Fort and Springs are spending a few weeks avenue was hoatesa to the Commun- thc:r two children of Philadelphia with Mrs. Chamberlain's mother, ity social club at her home laat ai-e visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mrs. Marguerite Laird. Thursday afternoon, Present were Hulchinson. Mrs. Edwin H. Domlnick and Mn. Mabel Hurley, Mm. Victor SLIPCOVERS Mis* Mary Stack of Perth Amboy The Matawan Rotary club re Batter, Mra. John Bamback, Mra. Mad* by our cently held its annual outing At are visiting Mrs. Ral*h Herrlck at Mae Schenek and Mrs. Emma F. At DAVIDSONS the summer home of Dr. and Mrs.h»r summer cottage ai Pine Grove, Snyder. Mrs. Bamback was the out and flttod at your J. Wallace McCue at Manasquan. Now Canaan, Conn. prize winner. i Mr. and Mrs. Pcrrine Coon ana Miss Ann Tichenor entertained Francis Petlllo of Frost avenue home, with box plMtt tilth three sons are spending this the young adult group of the Meth- IN PERSON odist church at her home recently. is confined to his home with illness. and wtlted Mam*. We week at Stokes State park at Nel- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holloway cong, Mr. and Mis. Stanley Rittenhouse and daughter Lynda arc spending of Kew Gardens, Long Island, are liav* a wid* variety of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Anderson spending part of this week at the and children, Jane and William, several days at their summer home •tunning fabric* to ••- 'TheFtogeraWs' in L:ivalette. home of Mr. and Mra. William P. IS MONTHS TO MY and Mrs. Monica Newton are vis- Woodward on Frost avenue. l«ct from. iting in Meadville, Pa. Jane and William Juntzen of. Brookline, Albert E. Snyder of Conover A laillul, long/ |oat tkol iloyi fraili long.H A unlqM comblnolloa ef fair rya Hour! Thursday, Aug. 12 William expect to stay the remain- Mnss., and Miss Gloria Curran of At Low A. I* Jilt Columbia university • spent the place celebrated his 73d birthday •nil m, whaol fW glvai IWt loof In tfhthcHot flo«ar. G.I » al »«r growr'! todnl der of the summer. Saturday. AND Mri. William H. Bader and son week-end with Miss Curran's moth- er, Mi$. Grace Cumin of Broad Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gallagher From 1:15 lo 1:45 Richard are visiting Mr. and Mrs. of Torn* River were guests of Mr, Harold G. Robinson of Washing- street. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smutko and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher of Tin- ton, D. C. dall road Saturday. for Arnold 1kMlk1? froien peas are served... For added "FLAVOIr OF DISTINCTION" try our Famous Encores have a familiar ring...for SL1M-LY SLICED HOLLYWOOD over 28 years Blue Goose quality has BREAD with your LOW-CALORIE enjoyed your hearty hurrahs. Littlt sandwiches, it's ROAST baked without wonder folks now more than ever shortening. TRY IT TOASTED! want "more" Blue Goose peas... BEST CUTS OF COURSE every bit of candy-sweet, ultra-luscious goodness is sealed in by fresh-freezing. RIMIMIIR THI IRAND Bin* Coottt For For curtain calls after every meal 28 ytars tbt tign of tbt world't bttt fating— AT TOUR OIKIR, TORAT MOLLY PITCHER prtmium quality frith fruitt and vtgttabltt. •.. serve Blue Goose Frozen Peas. MfCI lint far 41M an* lalarla Malla* "Th. HmHtmni War la »TAV HINDI PI" la f laanar Day, Saa 1017, HalliwaaC Cat, SUPER MARKET •AKID roR vou txciueivciy •• DIITRIIUTID ITS ruKo Moouen CORPORATION 1820 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE R. B. 63144 NATIONAL PRODUCE CO., Aibury Park 2-3255 mwaVwwl«*,M.J. i FISCHER BAKING CO. *EB BANK RECISTER, APGCTT 8, IMS thtir ataii off Battery park M they u< I* classed with tht fttsMtnta dodged tugs, steamboats, river craft Cup tad Gold Oup sw tat of tht Red Bank's Advantages Told moil •easui'foJiig linen, aad with •utatsmdhw priasa mi*.* hi th* thtir (nil craft braved, th* ocean Sf>*a4 boat world. DON MORRIS AND H.S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA •wells across tht lower bay. Al- On the week-end of /htgust 11 SONGS INTIME BY Over Newark Radio Station %* though sio sever* injuries resulted, and 22, Red Bank again invites you ths Coaat guard forbade future to-the beautiful shores of the North CHARLETTE A 25-minute radio program, "Red uce by the «ver-rapandinf popula- rare* of «uch hazardous nature, but Shrewsbury to see once again the Bark's Day on the Air," was pre- tion of New York, water commerce ths race had drawn nationwide at- greatest race boating event in the TELEPHONE LONG BHASCH tVtttcVM Suggeu: sented Monday evening; over sta- between Red Bank and the city tention, and put Red Bank on the East, the National Sweepstakes re- tion WNJR at Newark. Tlic speak- suddenly grew by leaps and bounds. map as the "River Sports Center gatta. ers were Councilman Philip J. Bow- An old American history book of *ht East." That you book vour Fall and Winter Cruiaea published in 18« tells of Rei National officials of the American erg, representing Mayor Charles R. Bank's rapid growth, reporting that Power Boat association, the Regat- Ftiir Haven Children at Your earlieat possible convenience Spare «• English, who spoke of Red Bank't whereas in U30 there were but a ta Circuit Riders club, and other advantages as a community of fine couple of houses and a tavern, 14 organisations were so pleased with Unhurt In 16-Foot Fall •till at a premium. homes; Thomas S. Field, Jr., vice yeBrj later there were over <0 resi- the local land-locked waters and prt.'-'dcnt of the Red Bank Lions dence* and 22 flourishing bull- yachting facilities that the Gold club, who gave a history of the nesEts. By that year of MM • to- Cup regatta was held here in 1929 Tht young daughters of Dr. and borough; David W. Russell, presi- tal o! li sailing vesiels and two and again in 1830. These regattss Mrs. Charles Douglas Hoyt of 12 O'DONNELL TRAVEL AGENCY dent of the Red Bank Community steamboats were making regular were so successful that it was de- Woodland drive, Fair Haven, are Chamber of Commerce, who out- trlpii between Red Bank and New cided to hold a major regatta every probably tht only two little ladles 1 Mechanic St. sW Baak York with cargoes of oyster*, year, and the National Sweepstakes in the county to fall If feet from a linen Red Bank's assets which clams and farm produce. This was established. make it the "year round shopping 1 second story window then get up 24 Hour Phone Service same history states that a single and walk away, just slightly center of Monmouth county," and cargo ot oysters would sell for as Within a short time the regatta R. rl. t-iim Evening- Appointments freeholder Joseph C. Irtvln, com- much as $700 when delivered at ths reached such large proportions, it shaken. modore of the Sweepstakes regat- Eas: river wharves. was no longer feasible for the ft happened recently while Dr. World Wide • Air • Ken . Hotel • Cruise - Tour Repretentatlvet •ingle yacht club to underwrite the ta, who gave facts about the event Aa the boat traffic increased, tied hugs undertaking and th* National and Mm. Hoyt were vacationing In which attracts thousands to the Bank rapidly became one of the Sweepstakes Regatta association Vermont. The girls, Diana, 4, and North Shrewsbury's shore here centers of shipping and industry was formed. In this community Dix:e Ann, 2, were sent to bed in every year. aa tli« products ot the section tvsre enterprise, the Red Bank borough the early evening by relatives who transported to the city's millions. By officials and the leading business- w - For ThS) Finest In "First Aid" To The Buses Slate Begins Work Slip Covers Try To Reopen Inlet JUST ARRIVED! The state Tuesday began (o re-, Jade's Home Craft movc a sand bar at Shark river in- BABY COOS tS W. Front St. Bed Bank S-4137 let. Thousands of tons of «and pi.ed up in the inlet over the week- The new Ideal doll with the Magic Voice. enj in a sudden shift, which cre- KENNETH C. WASHBURNE ated r. hazardous condition for nav- Bbe coos, she sobs, she cries. She can be bathed Ut* Bank ••311' M.rk.l S-OS3S igation in the inlet. A crane was aud powdered like a lire baby. sent to the scene by the state dl- Ike N'oftfcwestern Mutual vis.on of navigation. Complete with layette. Life Insurance Co. The office of the army district 7S rrinceton Boat engineer, New Tork, has indicated 14" - 6»t Fair Haven, N. J. that the army will take soundings at th« inlet and will make recoaa- merdations to alleviate the Condi- It" - 10.91 tier.. The tons of sand first gained foothold along the jetty on the LOUIS FURST Beimar side of the inlet and later a huge bar was formed which ••- tend* between the south jetty and STATIONERS an "L" shsped jetty on the Avon side. 39 Broad St. Red Bonk 6-1480 They say you can't make a silk purse out of a IOW'I ear, but an ingenious job of making something from nothing hat Just been completed by Merritt machine shop for Boro Buses, inc. Taking one of the now-retired high type deluxe bum of 30 Dependable years ago, about eight feet of body were 'removed from the middle. Workmanship The front and rear were then brought together and joined by weld- ing into one unit, producing the service and tow car they now have Summertime cleaning is more on the road. important than ever. That's The new service car will be equipped with everything necMMry Quick Service to render instant service to any of the Boro Buses rolling stock. why you'll appreciate our ex- It will also be equipped with a snowplow so that neither snow aor ALLEN'S NOW tra care, our specialized skill sleet shall keep them from rolling. Estimates Given which makes clothes last At Once grandmother, Mrs. Marie Vcn dtn longer and look better. i Belford Bogart. Upon the completion of • •••••• Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, Si'., hU visit here, Mr. Brouwer, with i Alio his mother and grandmother, vis- and Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, Jr., ited Peter Brouwer and family, SUMMER SHOE SALE Clock, Jewelry, of Bound Brook »pcnt Thursday who recently moved from Brooklyn 21 wlfn Mfs. Fred Cook of Point Red § and Silver Repairs Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Glass, Jr., to Rochester, N. Y. W. Ironl whj have been spending two weeks Paris Nelson, daughter of Mr. Bank here will spend the rest of their and Mrs. Leonard Nelson of Main Street CLEANERS> vacation in Maine. street, celebrated her ninth birth- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hammill day Saturday with a party. Guests CONTINUING Reussilles' WCI-J Beverly and Diane Harms, and children of Jersey City spent 36 BROAD - RED BANK Saturday at their bungalow on Betty Smith, Patty and Betty Stahl- WHITE BROWN ft WHITE GREEN RED RED & WHITE Claiemont avenue. Baum, Patricia Kelly, Donna Leach, Carol and Barbara Sutherland Judy Werner, Marylou Richmond, and Mrs. Lena Sutherland spent Sklppy and Dorothy Nelion of two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Pore Monmouth, also Mrs. Gus Jamba McLean of Smallwood. Volkland, Mrs. Orville Casltr, Mrs. Edward Veering of New Ynrk is John Werner, Mrs. Cleonard Harms RCA and Mrs. Lester Nelson. spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. William Fox. Trina Kinvan, daughter of Mr. $yi.95 Charles "Bucky" Jones of Salem and Mrs. Frank Kinvan, celebrated $ 1 n 95 spent the week-end with Mr. and he:' fourth birthday Thursday with TO Mrs. Vernon Salmon. Misa Lois a lawn party. Present were Mrs. Saliron returned with him to spend Waltci Kaltt and daughter Donna, a week with Mr. and Mrs. Chailcis Mm. George Warriak and daughtec 4 10 Jor.i-b, Sr. Bonnie, Mrs. A. Mazsaroppi and Mrs. John Werner and daughter daughter Gcnnie, Mrs. Harry No- Jud< are spending a week at Camp lan and, son Buddy and Mrs. Bert' WERE $6.95 TO $17.95 Numoco, Freehold. Lewis and daughter Carol. Mi. and Mrs. Henry Peterson of Mr*.' Robert Meyers of Hoboken Don't cc.v;r Bethesda, Md., will spend the week- and Mis. Albert Anderson of Bo- Charm Step • Foot Rest • Walkover • Collegebred « Matrix end with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pinck- gota spent last week with Mr. and ney. bits. William Bade. yourself Rev. J. Netoon Jackaway and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Casler are family were visitors of Rev. and building a new bungalow on Gar-' No Exchanges — No Returns ' Mrs. P. J. Myers recently. Rev. field avenue. just part way Mr. Jackaway is pastor of the Bar- Clarence Skillman has returned rington Presbyterian church. to his positstn aftev enjoying three Mrs. Crawford Compton, Jr., Mrs. weekR' vacation. ( Insurance protection should Wiliiam Meyer, Mrs. Mildred Minor Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vanderhyde and Misses Wilma Meyer and Mil- cf Maplcv.-ood and Robert Green of Clo$ed All Day Wednesday During August be complete—hot patchy. died Morris spent Tuesday of last Golucn's Bridge, N. Y., spent Sun- You don't buy half an umbrella week at the Amlco class picnic of day with Mr. and .Mrs. Charles the New Monmouth Baptist church, Young. or one boot—or roof only one wnicli was* held at Point Pleasant. Mrs. Elsa Johnson recently spent Mrs. John Bade is a naticnt at room of your house. two days with her son, Ole Johnson the Seabrook Nursing home, Key- of Oreenrldgc, Pa. „ The primary purpose of insur- port. Carolyn Anne Otten celebrated Milton LeCompte of Miami, Fla., her 12th birthday Monday with a ance is to worry-proof your life. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. part). Attending were Helen !*• JOHN B. ALLEN CO Claude Smith. pic* of Middlctown, Arlene and Smart new table set, with 52 iq. in. of locked- You chip a minor sum into a Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland Barbara Smith, Barbara Harnett, in-tune television brilliance! Has "Golden kitty each year to protect your- of Elizabeth, Miss Marjoric Sutli- Frances Tarnow, Theresa Romeo, crlr.nd of Washington, D. C, and Mrs. Harold Perry and daughters, 8 BROAD ST. RED BANK TEL 6-0267 . Throat" tone system for television sound; sim- self against major losses by fire, Mr. and Mrs. David Thominaon of Gail end Donna, of River Plaza and Irvington were week-end guests of plified controls for easy operation. Covers all accidents, law suits, theft, etc. Mis. Chester Beaman of Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. John Heins. Mr..and Mrs. John Renton enter- .television channels, tunes instantly to any st*> Mil, Lena Ahern and Mr. and So make it your business to taiueii over the week-end Mr. and ttioninrangc.Hand-rubbedmahoganyor walnut Mrs. Rawlinson Compton and Mrs. John Toman and Mr, and Mrs. finish cabinet is only WA inches high, 19 protect yourself ALL OVER, daughter Lois spent Sunday at Hairy Mottershead of Arlington State Teachers college, Trenton. and Mrs. Alvine Scherle and Jack inches wide, 19J^ inches deep, from every angle. It is OUR busi- Mies Compton plans to enter the Myrick of Kearny. * compact enough for any size college in the fail. Kenneth Foulka celebrated his ness to show you how. Miss Wilma Meyer motored to living room. AC operation.- , , fourth birthday Friday with a Plul F d Ttx tni Struudnbiirg, Pa,, Sunday, where party at his home. Present were Owmr P»licy Fa. she attended services at the Percy Mr. and Mrs. George' Helwig of Crawford young people's camp. East Keansburg, Mr. and Mrs. •MY TIRMt ARRANQIO Diane Jamleson of Brooklyn is George Helwig, Jr., and daughters, spending two weeks with her grand- Gccreianna and Joan, of West America Fore mother, Mrs. Samuel Nolan. IW DIMONStBaTION Keansburg, Mrs. Edna McCarthy OJVIN IN TOVB OWM BOHI OB TlttT Ottt TCLIVMION SALON The Belford Cleaners have moved and daughter Karen of Keansburg, OWN TILL it r.M.-raic ADMISSION their business from Campbell's Mrs. Albie Schwall of Cllffwood Junction to Waiting's stores on Beach, Mrs. Mildred Snellgrove and Railroad avenue. Mrp. Marie Helwig. Mist Dorothy Pinckney of Chica- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richardson Allaire & Son Agency, go, 111., is spending ten days with ha-M returned home after spending television EATONTOWN RADIO & TELEVISION her brother and his wife, Mr. and a week at Niagara Falls and Can- 15 MAIN STRUT IATONT0WN, NEW JERSEY inc. Mis. Fred Pinckney of Main street. ads. Eat. 18T3 The boys and girls of the Youth pttutFM radio TCIMIWM: letontowii 3-OSM Fellowship organization of the 19 Monmouth St. Methodist church will play a soft- POLICE QUENCH FIBE ball game tonight at Bennett's Held Atlantic Highlands Police Offi- Red Bank 6-3450 anc afterward will hold a hot dog cers William McLaughlin and Algle roast on the grounds of Mr. and DKnkwinter early yesterday morn- Mrs. Edward Bennett's home. ing extinguished a car Are on Mr. and Mrs. Al Conicn spent Fourth avenue. The car was owned thiee days last week with Mr. and by Frank Himber and was parked Mis. Emll Figg of Long Island. in front of his home. The officers with 72 iquan inch Henry Brouwer of California re- were cruising in the police car television screen and, cently spent a week with his moth- when they noticed the lire, which full range Fil radio OPERATORS WANTED er, Mrs. Bertha Brouwer, and stat ted in the car seat." L. & S. SPORTSWEAR ^>i^ UNION AVENUE, UNION BEACH, N. J. Union shop, steady work, vacation and Now DnMont-slwsjrs First witk tkr Just compere this Teleiet* with any Finest in Telavision-prai«nts th* other table model: Compare iti recep> holidays with pay, pleasant working condi- Chath*m-tn« lintst in tabU KILL ATHLETES FOOT Foreign Wars, will meet tomorrow "TE-OL BEST SELLER" Camp Happiness night at'S o'clock at the elubrooms For Tha Flnait In on Myrtle avenue. •lip Covara Try Say. ALEX B. CHAMBERS Harmony chapter of the New Jer- KEEP COOt! HERE'S THE REASON. The gum aey Sunshine society held the first Kiowi deeply. You must REACH It to Has Annual Picnic of 1U summer benefit parties at the KILL it. TE-OL. containing 90 per Jade'i Home Craft It's a real danger alga when Public Sale cent alcohol, PENPTEATES. Reaches home of the president, Mrs. Amelia 25 W. Front St. Kedatank«-«I37 your Radiator boils over! aUviaf MM mj home and moving to IiorUa, I wUl «eU at moil i;erms. Your 35c back from any Blind Men's Group B. Moorfleld on Shore boulevard druyfist if not pleued IN ONE HOUR. Friday. Assisting Mrs. Moorfleld But here'a a real safety aign: PuHle Aaetlan njr entire Household Uooaa, FuraUalnti, Garden Meets At Leonardo Taeta, Etc., M the premiae* at; ae local hostesses, were Mrs. Wil- Come to us—in tima—for Re- liam J. Shannon! and Mrs. R. liable Radiator Repairs. Now 1310 SECOND AM., ASBURY PARK, N. J. More than MO members and Charlton, you may merely need your guests of the New Jersey Blind Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aalbue of Men's association met Sunday for Church street celebrated their 2Cth Radiator ' serviced. Delay the organization's annual picnic at wedding anniversary Friday with OAK may necessitate major en- Camp Happiness, Leonardo. High- a dinner at Crystal Brook inn, or gine repairs! Tuesday, August 10th lighr. of the affair waa the unveil- Eatontown. in i? of a portrait-photograph of SUMAC •UrliiiK at 1 P. M. Miss Joan Aalbue of .St. John's By MR. NUNZIE RAINIER William J. Adickee of Hoboken, di- place, has been a patient at Mon-IVY . Science hu discovered aa eicellenl Rtfriferator (Kelvinator) fi', Studio Couch, Occasional Living BETT1CK BKBETS! rcctoi of the camp, by Frank Hall, mouth Memorial hospital since I new treatment for ivy, oak aad sumac Room Chain, Phtlco Radio, Chests of Drawers, Tables, Rug>, Highlands borough recorder, and Monday. poisoning. It's jenlle and aafc, dries up member of the association. RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS Room and Scatter atees (Gulistan) Renaissance Pattern in Old They're in the Mrs. Kdiih Sins gnrnf. a werk nt IhebliHterslnasurprisiaglrsaoflUme, ROM, Manogany Dinette Set (Duncan Phyfe), Five-piece Break- lead as fash- Among the speakers paying trib- Mount Misery as counselor for the often wilhin 24 hours. At druggiste, I9« 113 W. Frcnt St. Red Bank, N. J. fast Bat (Chrome), Lamps—Floor and Table, Mirrors, Pictures, ion's favorites ute tn the director were Rep. New Jersey Conference Center, •lamdj, B«ds complete with innerspring mattresses, Chest on fur Fall. Mil- James C. Auchlncloss, Dr. Lloyd Pemberton. Ask R. B. 6-1177 Chart, Night TablM, Boudoir Chairs, Curtains, Drapes, Chinaware, liners have Yejiser. of the state department of The Girl Scouts held a campflrc for IVY-DRY Otatawarc, Kitchenware (Aluminum), Pictures, Potted Flowers, draped berets Institutions and agencies and other at the home of Mrs. Udith Sias re- Fable. Silverware, Garden Tools, Flat Top Desk (Executive). to make them state officials. cently. Those attending enjoyed : AIR CONDITIONED" FOR YOUR COMFORT5 Some waioned lumber—White and Yellow Pine. Many roiscel- adaptable to After Mr. Auchincloss traced the dancing, corn husking and water- laaeoui items. , the individual growth of the organisation, Its melon contests, singing and re- By reason of giving immediate possession all items to be re- wearer and president, Paul Sauerland of West freshments. The party was financed her costume. New York, related that the domi- by money left over from a week- moved at conclusion of sale. Undersigned and Auctioneers as- napt purpose of the organisation is sume no responsibility, legal or otherwise, for any accident that T hey have end that the troop spent at Camp created larger silhouettes in to rehabilitate the blind. Special Blight occur and all persona attending the sale do so at their own attention is given the "new blind," Nomoco. The girls who wont on risk. pliable materials that can be this trip were Rila McNamara, worn at the most becoming ad- he said, who need confidence, A Carolyn Westendorf. Carol King, vantage to YOU. new two-story building, built this N. W. KUDEWICK sprit-,* by the association, waa ded-Louclla Nickles, Diane Trenciy, icated. The edifice is serving aa Cynthia Siaa, Mildred Mularclnik, HALF-PRICE •. O. COATS, 490 Balh Ave., Long Branch, N. J. To be worn successfully, beret Janet Bernbaurer, Sylvia I>nl7.cch, Auctloncers and hair style must complement part of the center at Leonardo j. W. BURNS, Telephone 6-3599 where the blind men receive annual assistant, and Mrs. Slas. Court of each other. Put all your hair awards will be held in KnptemluM-. Member! "National Society of Auctioneers" problems In the capable, profes- vacations without cost, gather for sional hands of the experts at wtnk-ends and hold social events. A 1948 Chevrolet Floctllno sedan the Vofiue Beauty Salon, 16 as awarded to Mrs. Evu Wliitn- hend of Carr avenue, by Middle- SALE White St., Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 6-0646 today for an Keansburg tottfi township jwst, Veterans of appointment. Foreign Wai's, Saturday evening, Or Lew) Mr. and Mra. Htrold Collins of the last night of their fair. Seclcy avenue, celebrated their 22d Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stcimlo of wedding anniversary Saturday. Main street are parents of a son Vogue Beauty Salon Miss Isabella "Chris" Healy of born Friday at Monmouth Memor- 16 White Street, Red Bank Scarsdalc, N. Y., spent the week- ial hospital. end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rcldar Vetland of Patrick DeTuro of St. John's place. Ocean avenue are parents of a Mis. Grace M. Jessen is spend- daughter born Friday at Rivcrvinw Were NOW ing two weeks with her son-in-law hospital. MIRACLES DO HAPPEN! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schum.'inn And Here's Proof WaUchke of Minneapolis, Minn. of Lincoln court are parents of a Plans for a brush demonstration daughter born last Thursday at 29%-39.93 V% met ThrN Beautiful Rooms of by the Parish House club will be Mor.motith Memorial hospital. Summer Dresses made at the home of Mrs. Marlon BRAND NEW FURNITURE Compton on Main street, Monday, August 16, To Continue Hearing John DuBoisc, a student at the for only General Theological Seminary, New On Bayghorc Bus Line $265 York, has been named as lay reader Further hearing on an applica- Evening Dresiei - 29,9539.9s i£ >«•* in charge of St. Mark's church for tion to extend the Perth Amboy- and only $2.82 Weekly the summer. A one-itore bettle against inflation Keyport bus line to Union Beach rant at the SURPRISE STORE! Our Bids for heating snd ventilation and Keansburg will be held Sep- policy rtmaini— work in certain clasarooma of the tember 14, the State Board of Pub- Thi Star* where YOU public school were received by the lio Utility commissioners said yes- Can Buy the Furniture 4.9510.95 You Want at the Trice You board of education Monday of this terday, is a result of a request, by Bionics Can Afford — At Terme week. Plans and specifications are the borough of Keyport for more Official Timer You Can Easily Meat on file with the district clerk, G. time to examine the application to Yaur 3 Pc. Living Room Suite, • Pc. G. Bern, at his home on Forest determine If It would be opposed. Kitchen Set, 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, plue avenue, The Rollo firm has objected to your End Tablet. Lamp Tablee, Cocktail Misses Joan Palmer and Nancy Table. Lamps, 32 Pc. Set of Olehea, 26 the extension of service on the fortht IV. Set oi Cutlery, Vanity Lampi, Stryker and Larry McNamara, (rounds that Its present service in All S>Je$ Final Smoking Stand, Scatter Rufs, and all Chris Parker, George Etcher and the aame area would lose revenue accetlorlea to make a home complete In- Roger Geyer, members of the sen- If the application is granted. Mara- Olympic Gimts cluding a RADIO and VACUUM CLEAN- ior group of the Youth Fellowship thon's apppllcatlon has received the of the Methodist church, spent last approval of municipal olllclnls of AND week at Pennlngton inatltute. South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Rnil- Mr. and Mra. George King, Mra. tan town, Keansburg, Sayrcville Odd Lot$...Broken Stiet..."All from Regular Stock Still the Talk of Your Town! Dorothy Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. An-and Union Beach. drew Mularchuck and Mr. and Mra. CffOME G A Throe Brand New Rooms of Clarence Reeht attended a picnic PARKING FINES G1VKN Beautiful Furniture and swimming; party, Tuesday, at Five persons were fined Monday F Checsequake park. night In Mtddletown township po- ...CtiN i* snd $•• our siipirb Omsgo watchis for only The Men's club of Rarltan town- lice court by Recorder W. Gilbert ship met Monday evening and will Manaon for illegal parking on Ocean 1W whole world it following tlw Olympic* now . $395 meet on the first Monday of each avenue, East Keansburg. Fined $3 and only month hereafter In the West each were Andrew Pollock of (wing iwM in London. For the third suoowive time, Keanaburg fire house. Brooklyn, Walter R. Goodrich of OMEGA i» the oficUI. exclusive timer ol theae 93.95 Weekly PFC. John E. Tread of Woodslde Jersey City, James Clutterbock of hmom iBterutiorul gamet-cAoien in open com- Including a Brand New avenue waa aeleeted recently to at- Newark and Alvln N. Murphy of ftMm milk ikt tvcrWt finut mlches. 1948 10 Lb. tend the Signal school at Fort Mon- Bllxabeth. Robert Cook of East Automatic Washer mouth. Keansburg was fined $3 for the IsMgiM owning an OMEGA watch... usured of Mr. «nd Mrt. T. Colllnf of Mt, same violation. AT THE WHITEH0U8E dw taae aaftamanthip that hu won OMEGA the 1* Pc. LIVING ROOM: 3 Pc. Sola Bed Lebanon, Pa., are visiting Mr. and DO BROAD STREET Suite, Tahiti, Lampi, Rufi, tic. Mrs. Al Lynch for a week. Long Branch is the oldest sum- hlgheet preciiion honors in the world! Well he 14 Pc. BEDROOM: 3 Pc. Modern Bed- reom Suit*, Vanity Lampi, Nile Table, Rev. and Mrs. Banford Haney mer resort in the United States. OPEN FRIDAYS TILL • prond to show yon OMEGA styles for men and tic. and son David, and Misses Caroline The Indians made an annual pil- wtMseti, priced as low as 160. 103 Pc. KITCHEN: Chrome and Porce- Westendorf, Cynthia SIM, Rita grimage to the shore to gather lain Table, Chrome Chain, Dilhel, Sil- MacNamara and Edith Sullivan oysters and clams. ' tsWmaitVi Tt* Owttgu AUTOMATK-IU thinnest, highly prteit* i^l-windtngverware, etc. spent last week at Mt. Misery. smttft M* »dn. BmutiliJl, styled in MX gold-filled tut, 971 £0. te liK gold Free Storage Until Needed Mrs. Rose Steinert and daugh- Free Delivery ter Catherine, Patrolman Joseph mUk MCfftfevahtef/lnr* dial. 1175. Ftderat Tax included. With tttp-ucond Hughes and Caroline Hughes and Mrs. Anna Kane of New York spent last week with Mrs. Frank SURPRISE STORE Brusco. •Here is the New T-H FRONT ST., KEYPORT, N. J. Miss Anaataala Kelly of Newark KEYPORT 7-0442 hu returned to her home after We art-located on the HILL, Opp. Ike spending ten dayi with Mr. and POST OFFICE Red Mra. I.'cUou Ivaub, Start Houri: Mra. Evelyn Mohr, Mrs. Gloria Bread Bank Mtndty thru Thuriday: • A. M.-8 P.M. Flalge and Mrs. Mary Merryman Frigidai re "Com pact 6 net iterator Friday and Saturday ONLY are vacationing in North Carolina. Reussilles' Miss Caroline DeTuro Is spend- 9 A.M. . 9:30 P.M. Monmouth's Leading Jewelers "Note Change In Store Houra" ing two weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs. Emily Hamilton spent Tues- makes same kitchen area yield day of last week at Delaware Water Gap. 50% more storage space I A vacation Bible school will be held for the junior group of the Methodist church beginning August • Here's the answer to small kitchens that need large refttgew 9 until August 13 at the church. ator space. The new Frigidaire "Compact-Six" uses die float The school will be under the direc- space of a little 4-foot refrigerator, but the inside it t big, tion of Mra. Bertha Elcher. The Stove Coal Primary Group will attend from roomy 6-cubic-foot. See this new "Compact-Six"- before 70a August 16 until August 20, under buy any refrigerator. Note these features.* the direction of Mra. Raymond Stryker. Do You Use Nut Coal Fire Company No. 1 will meet to- morrow night at 8 o'clock at the 11.4 e% ft. theft area Manning place fire house. Egg Coal Keansburg port 1953, Veterans of Moameuth County Surrefale'a Office. 15 MC* IV#BO*I fees ceeanty In till matter of the eltate of Tri- bclmln Qvklrab* Trays vonlnn Bennett, deceased. Notice to IF SO, WE CAN SHOW YOU creditor! to present clilmi agninit ei- renew Metat-Mlwr iMckmhr > • Pumuant to the order of Dorman Me. Mgldair* Compact-Slx* Ahnnlnvn itsren taf Faddln, Surrogate of the County of Mon- mouth, made on the elfhth day of July, M% MORI CAPACITY S-Veev *r*r«He« He* A SAVING OF 1949, an the application of Loulae Ben- nett Sagrte anil Rut* Bsnnett, eiecu. trlcei of the eltatl of TreTonlin Bin. nett, deceased, notice It hereby given to the crodllofi or laid deceaieil to ex- hibit te the subscriber!, eiioutrleei, as aforeiald, their drbti and demands against the laid eltate, under oath, wtth- 00 In six months from the date of the aforesaid order, or thiy -fill be foriver per ton birrid of their action therifor aialnit the laid subscriber!. $6 Dated) freehold, N. 1., July sin, IMS. LOUISE BENNETT SAYRK. To get this result we will explain the advantages of installing a (8 Maple Avenue, Red Bank, N, J. RUTH BENNETT, _ • Lincoln Pls», New Palts, M. X. Messrs, Besknin • Biekman, 10 Broid Street, Bed Bank, H. J. Proetori. Menmaulk Ceunty Surregale's OMce. In the matter of the estate of Freder- MOTOR ick William Barker, daceaieri. Notice In creditor! to prtitnt claims afalnit cfctntt. Pursuant to the order si Doratan ale- Fiddln, Surrogate of the County of Mon* JERSEY CENTRAL APPLIANCE CO. mouth, made on the 19th day of July, STOKOR 1948, on the application of Confred Wtilttr Barker, the eole eieciltor of the csUtc of Frederick William Barker, de- ceased, notice In hereby given to the 76 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK creditor! of laid deceiied to exhibit to the subscriber, sole esecutor, ai nfore- snid, their debts unit demand! against tho said estate, under oatht within-lix LAWES COAL CO., Inc. months from tho date of the aforesaid 707 ARNOLD AVE., POINT PLEASANT order, or they will bo forever barred of 701 MAIN 8T., ASBURY PARK SHREWSBURY^ N. J. their nation! therefor agnlnst the laid subscriber. 64 WASHINGTON ST., TOMS RIVER DntcUl Freehold, N, J., July 19, 1948, 11 MEMORIAL PARKWAY, LONG BRANCH RED BANK OFFICE: 12 MECHANIC ST. CONFRED WALTEK BARKER, 119 Mnnce llond. Fair Haven, New Jerloy, 41 EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD 102 ROGERS AVE., HIGHT8TOWN TEL. R. B. 6-1030 • 1251 Hfim. I'arsom, Ubfccqtu, ('fltimlla A Cnmbl, Red Bank, N. J. Froctorh BED BASK BEQIBTEB, KPOPST B, 194t learned many new songs and (lancet Including "Roundup Lulla- Play Centers by," "The Minuet," "Arkanea* Out «( Horn* THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING Traveler" aad "On the Erie Canal." 117 rroipect Av., *t* B«nk Tdtpkamt ** •** •-»» , According to Mrs. Lenora Scott, in- Start Sixth Week structor, some of the favorite BOttgt So JUNO . . . H SEMI-ANNUAL with tho children are "Baby Face," . . . aad tha Uttla -v Summer Cla»$e$ Held Morning* "Now Is the Hour," and "I'm Look- Hlu meekly (?), "Where do Of Summer Season Ing: Over a Four-Leaf Clover," we liva while the carpeatera CLEARANCE work . • . aad how, to we Children Preparing BOARD 8EIX8 BONOS. pay for It?" Aad you aay Tho Marlboro board of education (modeatly): AT Their Projects For has sold a bond issue amounting to $100,500, authorized by township "That'* alatale. I wifely Handicraft Display voters for capital improvements in boufht Heat aad Addltioiul the Marlboro and Robertsville Llvlaf Eipeaae Inaursaca The Red Bank play centers, schools, to Boland, Safftn k Co., (sponsored by the board of educa- New York city. The rates of inter- from tion, are swinging Into their sixth est was Vk per cent and the bid Kridel's week of activity at the Branch was $100,768.94. avenue and athletic field play- LAWLEY AGENCY grounds. Understanding the control which Tropical Worsteds, Gabardine and All the youngatcra are working to love held over all, Daniel felt ssfe INSURANCE ready their personal handicraft in the lions' den, and Paul proved RIVERSIDE DR. * HW'Y 35 TEL. R.B. tXMlO Year Round Suits now offered at projects in time for u public exhi- the viper to be harmless.—Mary RED BANK R.D. BOX M bition. A display of the handicraft Baker Eddy. will be placed in one of the show- REDUCED PRICES. window's of the newly modernized Woolworth store on Broad street, Values up sometime next week, The average 85 ag« of the children who have made the article! to be placed on display to 40.00 NOW 28 is approximately aeven yeans. to "Bring-a-Buddy day" was the feature of last week's activity as a Values up CHILO ADULT AND WEDDING special program was arranged Fri- 85 day for the children and their to 50.00 PORTRAITURE friends, They participated In the Now 38 program arranged by the four in- structors at the two playgrounds, 35 S1LVERTON AVENUE,/ LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Mr». Grace Clark, Arnold Lewis, Values up PHONE RED BANK 6-0232 Mrs. Lenora Scott and Miss Jane RED BANK. 85 Merrill. to 65.00 Friday morning at lh» athletic Now 48 He'd athletic contests were held SURPRISE STORI for all the age groups. Activities were under the direction of Arnold Values up Lewis. The 40-yard dash for four- 85 LADIES' year-olds was won by Warren to 75.00 Scott, with Ronald Morris and NOW 58 Walter Summcy close behind. The same .distance dash for the llve- and ilx-year bracket was won COTTON DRESSES handily by "Peanut" Morris with FINAL CLEARANCE Sport Coats Slacks "Butch" Morris second and John Joms third. Paul Jones was the victor in the identical race held for To 30.00 To 5.50 the seven- and eight-year-olds. 19.85 Washable Donald Lewis copped the second Savings up to 509b! Not all colors and Val , place honor*. The 60-ynrd dash for 3500 REDUCED boys and girls, 9 to 11 years old, To 10.95 was won by Frances Lewis. Don- sizes in any one group. All sales final Values 24.85 Tropicals Oa? ald Morris was second and Larry Morris third. In the 70-yard dash To 40.00 All wool Coverts, for the older group, Lewis Smith wan first, followed by Alice Lewis Values Flannels, Tweeds to and Robert Smith. 6.00'Summer handbags MM A S.H To 45.00 2 Feature event of the morning Values A 2.95 Summer handbags i.tB wns a 200-yard challenge relay race Values To 15.00 y Regular $3.49 Value between the Morrises and the Lew- 1.35 Seamless nylon hose SB ises. The lace was tight all of the way but a poor baton pass resulted 1.00 Washable cretonne, 48 inches wide tB in a loss for the Morris quartet. Sport Shirts Swim Trunks Large assortment of styles Members of the Lewis team wcie 2.75 Washable tailored curtains, 54 inches Ml Walter, Andrew, Frances and Alice, aiid colors iu Florals, Prints, and brothers "Butch", "Peanut," 2.95 Washable tailored curtains, f}3 inches t.W Long and short Plain and Fancy Larry and Donald represented the sleeves. Formerly Boxer type; also Checks. 80 square percales Morris group. 3.95 "Klcineit's" shower curtains !••• A rope skipping contest was sold up A AV all wool in this lot. Guaranteed fast won by Lorraine Morris who gave d.95 Washable loop rugs -1«W to 5.50 up in the heat after 128 consccu- to 5.00 Lrw I 2.97 colors. Brunchcoals and pin- tivu skips. Frances Lewis.was sec- Cotton dress fabrics : 259fe *© S09& ©H ond with 119 skips and Eleanor afores included. Summey finished third. 1.55 "Kayneo" tee shirts, sizes 3 to 16 #78 Regular 2.95 Values To 3.95 Values Movies lasted an hour in the af- in short sleeves. in Tan, Brown, ternoon and the youthful audience 4.95 White terry robes, sizes 2 to 4 3.B0 8ir.es 12 to 20. «lw some exciting moments filmed Blue, Tan, HANDSOME, POPULAR-PRICID -BEST SERVICE! Atlantlo maintains our own factory-trained servloemen ready to answer your CRAWFORD DOORS oall 14 hours a dayl MODERNIZI ENTIRI HOMI EXTERIOR AT MODEST COST Nothing spoils the looks of a nice home like old, sagging, banged-up garag* - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Atlantic's fleet of trucks carefully deliver your purchase into your horn* run ONN doors. We can make immediate instblla- Ni wMra, deaf eaentae far lion of new Crawford De lux* Door* and Install It! No waiting! ' | and Itevln,. which will modernize the appearance of your entire home front. Crawford Doort operate so easily a child can uie them.' Save your time and temper every day. -LOWEST PRICES! No snow qnd ice problem, Fineit construc- tion. Very neat installation, no arm» or Atlantic's huge purchasing power assures you of ttii newest things first brackets, Safe, dependable, trouble- at the lowest possible prices!! free. F.H.A, terms. We also , «. rr|«n eatltuilleni. service all makes of over- head doors. IP, IN OUR. EARLY YEARS, WE BEGIN TO PREPARE FOR INDEPENDENCE WHEN OUR WORKING DAYS Afte OVER BY SETTING MONEV ASIDE REGULARLY |N UPC INSURANCE AND SAVIN08 AND BEGIN TO CULTIVATE HOMIER AND INTERESTS IN THE BROAD PUBLIC WCLPMU THAT WILL GROW WITH US - WE WILL BE PROVIDING ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO. CRAWFORD DOOR THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT INGREDIENTS FOR A SALES COMPANY HAPPY OLD AGE — 711 MAIN 8T., A8IURY PARK 77 MONMOUTH ST., RID BANK Ol' MONMOI/nl COUNTY' HNAMCJAL SECURITY AND Phono A. P. 1-1046 Phone R. •. 6-8839 SOMETHINGilNTERLSTING TO DO. Open Every Evening Till 10 O'clock Open Friday Evening Till 10 O'clock/ Pie* Plenty •# ***** Attrm*tlvely*PrUem FRESH FRUITS GROCERY BUYS ••< VEGETABLES —^ A&P's Grocery Department is a grand place to stretch your dollars and shrink food bills. STMEJMftf Naw 1141 »KI 8«.M.U6P.H. sTflllialOeS ten. brand 1? or can' Libby's Sweet Peas N.W Pack IO^OZ ean2for29c Green Giant Peas Naw Pack \7*.m20t Visit A4P for choice fruits and Del Moil le Peas !arly Gardan-N.w Pack 17 o». eahl9« vegetables . . . harvested fresh, delivered fresh and sold fresh!. Reliable Sweet P.'as Naw Pack 10* or can 2 'or 23« •rest fcMHtifef(M M Lord Mott String BcaUS Naw Pack 19 oj. can 2 for 35« Golden Sweet Corn Iona String Beans Naw Pack 190 ». Can2for25e tweet ta4ft* a t ftfts Libby's Mixed Vegetables • a ioo<.cn2fer29« California Oranges Spam, Treet or Redi-Meat a • • e »ween47* •MM Htm CsMsnli lams! Diplomat Roned Chicken . • . . s*.*.far67« Iceberg Lettuce . Friend's Baked Beans • • • a . M*ccanl7« Heinz Baked Beans to or can 2 for 35e RedTor'White Grapes China Beauty Chop Suey Vegetables i»oi. cir.25* Yellow Squash Homeirown China Beauty Chop Sucy . • • , i?o«.c«n29o it.ik 12e Table Celery criip, white Chow Mcin Noodles China i..uty 4oz. c»nl7« 2 i«m Oflll Icy Point Red Salmon .... s oz can l,"c Harris American Crabmeat • . . «vi oz can 57c Get ValMM Gmlore im AScP*» Oreo Sandwich Nabuco 4oi.pkg.15e Graham Crackers Nabnc* iibPkg. 27c MIRY CENTER Crispo English Style Assortment . i ib .'pig. 39e Charm Candy Sour Balls . . , i ib. can 35c CoCOnOg For making chocolala drink. 16 ot. can 33a Values £y the dozens in foods Nectar Tea A national favohl. V, Ib. pkg. 51c pkg. of 50 laa baSi 43« from our country cousins.. Our Own Tea Hobuil »thrifty Hlb.pkg.48c pkg.of50t.abagi40e all at the peak of freshness. Rajah Shredded Cocoanut • * °i caiiophana bag 15« lat|t,ki«mspiMMii Royal Gelatin Desserts • . • . . 3 pkgi. 22a Grade \ ' Eggs wildmsra brand tfoi WU BWYW Sunnyfield Flour Aiipurpeie sit>bag33« ioi».bag61a He eats... ss waste! Babies arc just about the most important customers of A&P ... and we'vfi gone all out to please them ... to make them happy, well-fed, contented babies-. Just think Sliced SWISS fancy Wi.c.nii. Libby's Tomato Juice '• «• can 2 (or 23« 4* » can 25a 75 . . . we've 160 different baby foods to choose from, including alt the brands ap- V-8 Vegetable Juice Cocktail • • 4 In 1 tb. print! Prune Plums A»» brand faney 30 .1. can 19a Pure Lard Ib27e tiapp'w Strained Foods 10 \«* 89e Heinz Cereals P» cooked i oi. PkS. 16e ChMM food Libby's Prune Plums MUM IO O* can S3t Ched-O-Bit 2 Ibi. 1.03 t'lapp's Chopped Foods «i.n79e lierber's Cereals Pr*cookad se z Pk9 2'or 33e Red or Red Kidney Beans suitene i« or can 2 for 2!« Nestle's Gruyere • , 6 ot pkg 40c Heinz Strained Foods . 10ian89e Pabena lot pkS.23c Cere vim i6oiPkg.39e Red Beans In Chili Gravy Miane u ot can 21°< 23a Blue Cheese • . • • • f~, , a , . ib. 73c Heinz Junior Foods .. 6 \*n 79e Pablnm ... ioiP Muenster Cheese Hound and block *59e Campbell's Bab* Soups 12 m 95e Formulae ln'*nt food can 24e ScottieS facial tiiniae pkg. of J002fer25e Kilzum Insecticide With O. O. T. pint ten 25a «uart can 45a A-Penn Dry Cleaner . . . sai 79« 2o.il.39 At A&P You'll Find a Bin Variety •/ Kirkman's Soap Powder tie. pkg. 24a TEMPTINGLY TENDER "SUPER-RIGHT MEATS Klrkman's Cleanser • • 2taml3e ^— , ICED COFFEE Enjoy AeYP9* Sweet Bmmg In Come to A&P's meat department for all your at their tender, juicy best . . . marked with . Aor-rich iced coffee is yours when yon favorite cuts of beef, pork, veal and lamb are prices that are as low as we can make them. «rew one of the three bean-fresh, Custom BAKED GOODS Ground blends of A&P Coffee double strength Wholaortilh.rha1l and pour it hot over ice. Try it! Prime Ribs off Beef 2X2.„Wllt . 79e 69< Croll-cul f n Ib. In A&P's Jane Parker Bakery Chickens ' ^!Jt£r » Shoulders of Lamb whola 49< Eight O'clock Department, every treat that Mild and mallom w Sirloin or Porterhouse Steak • • • lb.99e Boneless Veal Roast shouidar ib69« meets your eye is a marvelous buy . . . temptingly fresh and b Chuck Roast or Steak 'on. in lb.73e Fresh Pork Shoulders shortcut ib.55c attractively priced. Red Circle Rich and2j. (ull-bodita ;85d c 3^] Boneless Chuck Pot Roast NO f.t add.d ib 93c Smoked HamSR*ady-to-aat or ragular-whol* or ailhtr hall Ib. 75c •eMarMsrtle h Bohar Plate and Navel Beef f'« «r «>rntd ib.45c Smoked Pork Shoulders 5hontui ib.59e -'5 Vigorous and winay Pound Cake Beef Short Ribs f°> Ib. 55c Smoked Pork Butts >ona!«. ib 89c r Pmek Four Pantry tetth A+P*i Finest... Loin Lamb Chops « . • • • Ib99« Sliced Bacon Sunnyfiald-iugar-curtd '/4 lb- 39* I^Jftl*Vel Rolls Frankfurter or Hamburger O'° la)e Legs of. Lamh Tender wring lamb ib.75c Fowl For friciiiat, Mladi-all tiiai Ib. 53c Sugar Donuts .•••..• pkg.°fl2for2Oe ANN PAGE FOODS Shoulder Lamb Chops .... lb.89e Ducklings long liland'i finail Ib. 45c Sandwich Bread ihiniii«.d 20ox.ioail8e When you choose Ann Page ib 35o Turkeys Siut undar 14 Ibi. Ib. 77« Jelly Roll .*.... Foods you get A&Fi Finttl. Stewing Lamb •'•••• and ihank You get more lor your mon- Fresh Hams Whol* or ellhar half ib.69« Skinless Frankfurters ...... ^ 59e Angel Food Ring . • • ey because they're brought Dessert Shells • • »k» <>'6tor23« direct from A&P's own mod- Pork Chop! Hip and ahouldar cull lb.59e Sliced Boiled Ham vauum cookad 1^ ib 69c ern food factories. Salad Dressing pinu«3X« Ocean-Fresh Seafood Fresh Fillet of Flounder n>.55c OUTSTANDING Thousand Island Dressing . . iot.|ar21e READING Mayonnaise . • • • tet.\u'25e pmti«r45e Fresh Mackerel , Cider Vinegar • . .pimbot. 9c «urtbei. 16e Fresh Whiting • FOR AUGUST Beans Boston ilyla or vagalarlan 16 oi. can 2 lor 25c Fresh Flounders Prepared Spaghetti * • ISHOI can2'or25« Fresh Cod Steaks THESE WIOS EFFECTIVE IN All SUPER MARKETS AND SELF-SERVICE STORES ONLY SPRY RINSO SWAN SOAP GOLD DUST SILVER DUST > KIRKMAN GRANULATED Vagttablt Shortening Waihts clofhai Rinio while For dishes, laundry and bath For household cleaning White soap granules For dishes end laundry lib. large siz* 1 ^ tan 43. '..U.21 cak* 1 *e pkg. ODe pkg. RED BASK REGISTER, 'AUGUST B, 19tt jg^pw REFORMED RICHARD REGAK. day of hat week after a long 111- ^^"^ Red Bank Richard Regan, M, of CUffweei, es?. "The Law That Incremates the owner of Regan's tavern, Cliffwood, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. World" will be the sermon theme died Saturday. He was born at Hay B. Gould, a son, Harry S. of the pastor, Rev. John O. Geb- Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Cliffwood, son of the late Richard Gould, Jr., and a married daughter. hard at the 10:49 a. m. Sunday and Delia Guerin Regan. of Embury Methodist church, lit- service. Bible school meets at 8;J0 Surviving are two brothers, John MRS. J17UA MASON. rBMBTTUUAN a. m. ALEXANDER YONCUMMT wteks ago. Schoolmates and f Heads JUd Bank tle Silver, will preach at the • p. SB, and Thomas Regan, both of Key- Mrs. Julia Mason, formerly of service on the subject, "This Is No Atlantic Highland* The consistory will meet tonight The funeral of Alexander Yon- will be bearsrs. The services will port. Keyport, widow of William D. Ma- Rev. Vstert I. Qrabsm, putor Time to Faint." The choir will ren- Rev. S. Hanford Lloyd will at the church. be under the direction of Rev, Hen- The funeral was held Tuesday eon, died Friday night at the home of th§ Lonf Branch Presbyterian cutky, 30, of Union Beach, who was der the anthem, "The God of Abra- preach Sunday at 11 o'clock as a The youth fellowship group will killed September 10, 1*43, at Tae- ry Fell of Elizabeth, former pastor morning at St. Joseph's church, of her son, Raymond Mason of church, will prsach Sunday morn- ham Praise." The organ prelude candidate for the pulpit. The choir hold a beach party Monday. of St. Mary's church, Keyport. Keyport, where Msgr. John P. Wlckatunk. ing at tt •'dock in the abstract of stun, Italy, while serving with the will be "Andante," Gretchaninoff, under direction of Mrf. Aline 36th Infantry division, was held Burke offered a high requiem moss. The funeral was held Tuesday af- Rev. Jeba A. Hayes, who if on va- and "Postlude," by Koch. Rtutcher will sing. ST. CATHERINE'S MM. OBACE DELLA FIETRO. Burial was in the church cemetery, cation. Ml* tubject will be "Source! Monday morning at the Holy Fam- ternoon at the Bedle funeral home Rev. Raymond Adams of Little Sunday-school meets at 10 a. m East Keansburg ily church, Union Beach. Rev. Wal- Mrs. Grace Delia Pietro, 60, wife under the direction of the Day fu- and burial was in Greengrove cem- of Christian Action." Music to be Rock, Ark., will preach August 15, Rudolph Quackenbush, superinten- neral home. • rtndsred by th« church quartet will A perpetual novena In honor ter A. . Slattery offered a high of John Delia Pit! to of Keansburg, etery. Rev. Dr. Albert L. Baner of Syra- dent, and Miss Margaret Todd, of Our Lady of the Miraculous requiem mast. be as followi: "Sanctus," Gounod, cuse, N. Y., a former pastor, will primary superintendent, ask tbat died Wednesday of last week at Medal will begin tomorrow even- A firing squad from Fort Mon- Hazard hospital, Long Branch. IBANK HARDEY opening Mlectlen; "Gloria," Buzzi- deliver the sermon Sunday morn- parents send their children to these Frank Hardey, one-year-old son Peccla, heritor* solo by Allan R. ing, August 22, and Gilbert Ben- sessions so that the splendid atten ng at 8 o'clock. The novena mouth was at the grave at St. Jos- Mrs. Delia Pietro was born In will he Introduced by a solemn eph's cemetery, Keyport. Members Italy and had lived at Matawan be- ot Frank and Mrs. Ruth Witz Har- Woolltr. •"« "Oh Lor"1' Mo FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MJSINESI NOIICEt BUSINESS NOTICtS •OATS Ann THAT UTBaV rtm U l»ar FAB* WOmm-Sound end ctntl-f. Will GREAT OPPORTUNITY to turchaaa MDl'B ARGVLC SOCKS. Maaa to araar. OOBTOat •lowttw, 4ia*iag, Mains, sUr. ••WING MACMINEB repair**, fm la- lt-rOOT MABCONI cenur board aloop. houaa. No dow» Mraaaat, aaaall work •ing]* or doublt. Re»ton for lell- thoroughbred Guernsey heifera vita Any color and ilze Teuueated. Call Baal »aatiag, tta* awllirg. araaad eluf eaweUea. Pickug aad delivery. Ma- abeeUewt condition. Complete with all SBorthly •ayawnta. Monmouta Coa- ing, buying irtctor, lEdward Acker* New or without registration papers. Frank Bank «-4284-M. Ing. ate; Uactar sork af ear Uad ay ckiaaa bought and aaM. rkeae Bad gear. US*. Call Red Bank 4-4411-H atructlon Co. Bickaray IS, at IIaaat> Monmouth,* Vnn Syckle, Colt'f Neck, fkona tttf WiKEESS"lBi*CTRIC record playing aara, kaw or ceatraet, Flrat claaa Baak f-itllt. Sewing Matkice Sarrlea after I:** p. m. Co.. gilveraide avenue. Little Silver. • WANT ADS dac'a Cornar. »aona taw laak «-4444. NEW HOL.UAND hay bailer. In good hold 8-0601-J. machine. A. Richardaon, 82 Richard- cajuipaaatit. Raltb Mahar, •lll SMBAatBOX. Fully .quipped. Rataey aaiL Box 25. Phona Wolmdel »-4itl. Frea estlmaU. condition. Call after i> V. M, All day CINDERS—$2 a yard. II Lakewood avc ion avenue. Eatontown. Phone 3-086'J-J. KBEr THIS AD (or referancei. At Can be> aeen at Dave Beaton • boat- YOU GET MORE anal par lasa for your Sunday. Cart Schmitt, Monmouth road. nllr, Krnnshurg. HIGH CHAIRS, ktudio couches, Easy liSTEUJC DaJCOBATING aariica. r*par- itud, three-year-old Doberman Pin- house, Weat Mantoloking, or inquire LOST AND FOUND fraab tgga, brollara, stewiog chickana, Welt Long Brnnch. ^ ELECTRIC WATEiTTOalPrr45. Inouire ironer, walnut and mahogany dinette hanging, plaia aad daeajntlra ttUaUa*. acher, grand-eon of Int. Ch. 'Veuie V. John Buckles-, Mantoloking. (Studio.) and duckllafa, JaaM John, 41 Marios VKOTECV^YOlJK'dHvenport Irom moth* Mn. Charles Beyer, Caroline avenue, sets, amall four-burner gal Itove, port- Call Raal Bank (••US. OaTaea, tt Mauat D. Bonnenkoe," Gr. Gr. grandparanta 's"NtW tOWBOAfS. 8 to" liTeeTTin atreet. Red Bank. Plion« a-aoBI-J, Po£t Monmouth. ^^_^ able bar, platform rocker, baby's chif- atraat Ck. Aater of Weatpkalia aad Troll V. power kaate. Elite Raritan Buy Boat 1/J6T-—Saturday, around I o'clock, In for 50 ccnti A ycht\ One spraying of D. Engelabury. Fee 1)6. Williaau. phona YOU CAN'T GET a battar kuy on tires Berlou itop* moth damage for 5 yean THREE-PIECE DINING room suite, very ferobe, double pedestal office desk, ma- forkl, IK .Broad atrect, Iteyport. . L»undr*t(« (opposite A 41 P store), hogany and maple bedroom auitea, liv- I4-BOUB BaVVICB M tU ratwlr eX Molandel >*74»8. MOD mouth itr«tt, -ark blue pune con- than at J. H. Mount, Co. Naw Good- or Btrlou payi the damairf. Tht* Wright _ rcnsqnjiblr._ Phone Keyport 7-1687-R. r'Rtb r'AMWBLL; Ckryalei auarine mo- year tires, guaranteed racap tlraa, guar- Storti, 30 Monmoulh ttrtct, Red Bank. TOWER MOWER. 30-inth cut. Phone ing room suites, end tables, Duncan ia«laa aat •iNtiictl taa-Utaee*. CARTONTOWN landscape gardeners. tori; marine motor! repaired, atartere, Uining About $25, check book, insp- Phyfe dining room suite. Other items Reatonabla rates. Call Rumioa 1- generatera, 'ignition. Boate aay liae) •fcoti, Ittttri. atr. Reward. Gordon anteed used tlrea; plus • Ubaral allow* Phone €-'J222. Red Bank 6-1464. Wa call »ar MI daUra*. Barald'a 0448-M.* anca on four tlraa. J. H. Mount, Co., SAK'rfiUTf^WorirtmTf, lit* 38'lonB. too numerous to mention. Easy credit towed u delivered anywhere. II King- MaeUan, Nartalnk Rivtr Road, Locust. terms arranged. BurdgeV Warehouse. Eadla aa4 HawUia Skat. (« Waat AU. INSTRUMENTS repainted and re- Fhoiit Atlantic HWantU l.QSgl-J.. _ 11 Mapla atenua, Ead Bank. Pbona •• f20. Call Red Bank C-231M-M. 1G VAN LOAD of na« furnitural Boa- kalam avenue,. IBunion. Phona I-14DK. DiOi. (Next to Steinbach Co.) Clay atreit, or froat atraat. Ba4 •swk. fkaw* •• conditioned. Mueieal inatruaaenta _ boAkDH, tka Mnaatiui Salem Ii5iP-f_ ., ton rockers, wardrobei, al«l Iliof LOST— Pair of slaiiei in cue in WhffE ENAMELEb coal rnnge, with rear of 125 Broad I Heel, Rtd Bank.* If4«- koufht and told. Prafeeeianal dliwunt. af 1147, now isswlng tke It4l line at W,h.Ian'i Drug Stor«, Red Bank, Wcri- cabinet, play yard, inlaid linoleum, KlTCHTSTCABINET, poTcclain sink and Ted Leater'i Muiie She* I Menmeuta J. M. Mount Co, earner Maple aveaua FLYWOOD— V. %"• ?•"• Gaia«a hoi WHltr well, including 21 fret of itreet, upstairs.* neiday. Kinder p!«»t J>hon« Kwnibur* pipe. Perfect condition. Priced for baby n-alkars, knee-hole daaka, bed- drainboard, hot water boiler with fur- PAINTING AND paparhangiag, ioor •Ml Wkite) aireet. Bad Bank. Phase «• BRd^ doors, special Ut.tO; Na, I Par* nace attachments. Call Red Bank I- quick ••!(• to make room for altcrulionfi. room aultcs, reception room chroma sanding, ,ear*atiter work, atvaying 0404. • __ faction wooa aklngln; aoora, < 11298-J.; dona inaide and outside; alto apn.rii.11 PAINTER AND DICOBATOB. Beai- tOWT—P»»book on Stcond Nationnl $52J»fl* Phone_L(iiiit_Uiiir.ch_6-- Jjfij^M. trm chairs, hail runnera. lamps* Bank and Truit Company, R»d Bank, novelty sliing, nouldings; kila atritat NfNETpiECE*l)rNIN(rroom"mite; rncd- TWO COCKER SPANIELS. Puppy eight of porch furniture. 11 Mount atreel» onabla ratei. New and old work. tl-roOT DOUBLE and traialng Number 40.726. Finder pteatc return to lilO. lain whlta plna. Natloaal ium IIM water heater, (cm); several porcelain top tables, ate. Ruaeil'a, weeks old, excellent breeding, excep- Itcd Bank. Phone 4-2242. M. t. Mar. Matthew Ferrin, Neveelnk tire* beau. 1126 each. (Saila aatra.l. tional appearance. Female one year old. aon. «bor« bank. Lumbar Co., 145 Balnont aranut. rjdd chain; imnll apartment ilzc an* 25 East Front, atreet. Fhona Red B. lehwlnd, 44 South Bay avenue, < 1 Phone Long Branch 6*5056.* PIANO UKSB0N8 at your aoase ar asy road. Bog flO, Bed Bank, Pkone LOSt --By touriet Sunday cremnir. in Long Branch. Phona Lonf Branca range, four burn Hi, ovc n nnd broiler, Bank «-l«93. front of Tied Bank Catholic school on Phonf Alhintir_ Highlands 1-0605-J.* DALMATIAN PUPPIES, thoroughbred. atudio. Fred A. Wohlforth, B.S.E4.. •-1071.* Highland!. Broad itreet or vicinity cf ! 4 River* TRAP DRUSMBR'S OUTFIT, compietr. No papers, 115 and 120, Call Asbury pianist for cluba, raeeptlena, etc, I r>OIJBEt5 SlXPiS bet! and^ springe", Park 2-0325; Silverwhita avenue, at Pineknay road, PA1N1UI, OkXuBATOB and paper tide avenue, blue rtaitic ihouldtr purse Price friG. 7 Nevndn avrmie, East SUI-fif); 30-K:II, water tank, 112; cor- TME POPULAR SeaBee outboard mo- containing about ISO, keyi and paper*. THREE-HOLE loruat posts for PiinU K e H njbu VK . Jni\ in IT rvrnin K S . • SFfNET PIANO, walnut case "Winter" phone Red Bank 4-4572-J. hanger. Interior and exterior, II yean tors now on display, I h. p. aingie, ner sink with drain and fixtures, 114; eiaaeience, estimates cheerfully given. Findtr please return to Mri. E. II tilt on, and rail fencing: "nlso 4"»4"-7 and GOLK BAR, ifathrr, locked hood nnd til] aluminum nrelcta cooker, 15: two Alcoa construction, perfect condition, AKiJlUU t BOYCE. painting raatrac* at only Sat).*5; I h. p. alternate twin at 14 Riverside avenue, who will identify S"x4"-Tt locust; used eheftnut rails. • 550, Phone Itum&on 1-0952-J. tor, eaterior an4 Inurior laiatlng, aa- Louia Canan, 448 Shrewsbury (venue. IUK.50. J. H. Mount Co., 11 Mapia porket*, rawhide bottom nnd rim, fine melni I'otE, $3 each. Phona Atlantic 1 Red Bank. Phone 4-4054-W. tami, Money way he kept if krys And 1'hnm. Atlanlic Hiehlandt l-(l*!70-W. Hij 11, Mnrsli" ' Tr'-ib ! Marvin, Matawan Ir2/»C8. of man'_ unity with God, divine * Mitchell, nr Now York City w'»n»# FDHTPitOOM Ciipv Coil cottitgc, expan- Ttiko notlco that application hna uec. cent 0 pack. Corporeal sens* 1* the informant, nftprovfn** opinion «•!]! i>/> fnrnlshnl U sion attic; breeze way garage; iipprox* made to the Township Committee ol Tilton said the fractional pack- Love. tnr niifhnprr wUimut ph'irKP. Imntcly 2>/v nrrcs; one Here fruit trees Shrewsbury township to transfer • t and the physical senses testify Good brook, |._,n<>i>. Call R, J, Mar- ChHrles M. Cluna and Helen H. Cluni All Types Electrical Appliances Repaired age increase made it possible foi Christ Jesus made plain the falsely to life and intelligence lu The UOIHIP will ho iidivr-cil on \-\- vin. Mntnwnn l-_r,CK. partnership, the Plenary Retail Con the bureau to offer imokers a three- gURt 25, 1!>4S, nr ns noon therotiflrr ni sumption license for premises on 8hrewi road to happiness when he said matter; they do not tell the truth. thrr may he rrrnnrM. fibOM nttnciieil Colonial home, liury nvenuc, (Shrewsbury township cent saving on carton purchase (Matthew 6:83), "Seek ye firstth e ... Evil may appear real and Bv onier o' tho Bnnrd of Kilifnttnn flreitlncc, oil hc-ut: InrKe iiloti 116,* Shrewsbury, N, J, heretofore Issued t thu original July 9 order allowe kingdom of God, and his right powerful, but it is unreal and nt the Township of MMiHetnwn. fn th# UO -yenmore Court Ditvelopci'selopcis, SycnSycn- Chnrles MM,, Clunlt, Shrewsbury uvenui no price reduction for salea by th Cnunty of Mnnmniilli. Now Jcrnpy, moro uvenur , near Llttl SiSilvel r alntlonll . (Shrcwslmi(Shl y Townnhlpli Shrcvrihur; Free Delivery Radio Repairing eousness; and all these things powerless, because unlike God. Dntcil: AiiRM>r 2, in-tn, V Agunt oil prtinlncN, or ll It. J. Mnr- carton, he pointed out. vln, Mntnwnn 1 ..r>CH, N, J, shall be added unlo you." Seeking God's presence and power under- JAMES K, DAVinnKlSRT?, OillOitlwllona, If iitiy, shouM he mnri Standard brands which must b Dlstftct Clnrict toon ii^rV 206 MAIN STREET, KEANSBURG sold at ID cents or more are Cam thv kingdom of (iod through the stood and whole-heartedly ack- Immcilinuly in orrltluK to Margiettn expression of Godlike <|uslilie» in nowledged will overcome discord itilduntlnlly u-vliirtvd on Hope roiid, Ilitil, Clerk nf Shrewsbury Township, els, Cliearci-ncld, Cort, Dunlilll, Em The Red Bank Ilcglatcp U Hupportc-d Ithrentliury luwmhln, E, U. K'cil Signed, TELEPHONE KEANSBURG 6-1415-W b Fatlma, Fieetwood, Koo), 'daily experience brings hsppl- and establish true happiness. ... by local an wall ns out-of-town hunlncufi- -< Agrncy, Sycamore avenui, Phont Red OHARLH H. CLUNA, BMSHUM! th* inevitable retulUjpf , •» tht OhrUHn BeUne* UuUlvr. *; msn, Advei'tiierncntH s.ppcnrinti rerfu- ' #k •.«»!».* . UOJSS _. CfcUNA, Lucky. Strlk*. _•«», Old krlf Ull the stofy,—AilveitliewicnU . t .-I. BED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 5, 1948 Pace No Tomato Blight Seen Take Your Sunshine Your Garden Frederic Duggan In Upper Part Of State Lunch Served Home Economics In Gentle Doses County Seeks Know Your Govenmeit By CHARLES H. CONNORS, Tomato blight, which caused Waw Fer Winter (From the Medical Society of •STEP OOOI. LEGISLATOBB heavy lasses t*> New Jersey grow- To 140,000 Pupils New Jersey) Rutgers University Dies In Florida Custody Of •/- Aphidj are likely to be trouble- It is expected that pressure for ers two years ago, is widely dis- Local tomatoes are la the mar- Anyone visiting some of Ameri- new state bond issues to finance tributed te the southern naif of the some on tomatoes, and cabbage Was Councilman Federal, State kets—ripe and ready for table use ca'? myriad summer playgrounds worms arc very plentiful. Use the various public spending projects state, but has done little actual and tor canning. They'll be avail- on a sunny August afternoon, can Robert Edntond ippropriate control for these. You -will soar at high as the Trenton Au- At Spring Lake damage so far, according to Dr. Aid Program, able, of course, until late Septem- well appreciate the feelings of the ••in use calcium arsenate early for gust temperature when the legisla- Conrad M. Hacnseler, plant path- ber, but these earlier ones arc sug- ancient Egyptians who made a Extradition Hearing •abbage worm, but should finish ture reconvenes on August 11 ologist at the agricultural experi- gested for canning, because they deity of tho sun. We all know that villi rotcnone dust after heads start But before the state lawmakers 4 Fredsrle L> Duggan, 45, of Spring ment station, Rutgers university. During the school year which the *un Is the giver of all life and L«ke, died yesterday morning at St. ended last month, over 140,000 Neiv arc more regular In slie and firmer. Under Way Before '.o form. Rotenone dust will also let their political fevers run ramp- Dr. Haenseler said that the vig- Choose those that are free from warmth on our planet and without control aphids on tomatoes. ant, best they take to some pre- Mary's hospital, Palm Beach, Fla., Jersey school children ate nutri- its kindly rays we and all other alter a heart attack. He was'the orous spray and dust program that tious .noon meals as part of the Na- blemishes, firm, and have a deep Colorado Governor In the asparagus bed, a calcium ' .session lemonade drinking and lol- son of Florence and the late Fred- is being carried out on practically red color through to the center. living things would soon perish. arsenatc: spray or dust should be Hng on the banks of the. Delaware every commercial tomato field has tional School lunch program. But, like any other good thing, it eric A. Duggan. Thine figures were revealed in a They have more flavor, look more applied to tlic tops to keep the ns- to contemplate the state's financial undoubtedly been an Important attractive when served, and are is dangerous, perhaps even fatal, Hearings are being conducted be- pratfus beetle under control. This condition and the high cost of beat Mr. Duggan bad been a borough report sent to the College of Agri- to have too much of it. fore William L. Knous, Colorado's councilman at Spring Lake since factor in keeping the disease in culture, Rutgers university, by J. higher in vitamin C than those not will produce mure vigorous brush, issues. check. fu'.ly ripe. Plan to allow one bush- The mounting popularity of sun governor, in an attempt by Mon- which manufacturers and stores the New Jersey haj a not-too-COOl Bet 1M3, when he was elected for a J. Dittrick of New York city, who mouth county authorities to gain one-year term. Mr. Duggan had Weather conditions have not is in charge of food distribution ac- el ''oi 15 to 16 quart* of canned bathing and the fashion for ever- plant food for next year. | debt of over 575 million. TiMt Is been entirely favorable for the dis- quarters or halves. skinipier bathing .suits suggests custody of Hobert H. Edmond of i about $40 million off the all-tlate fone to his Florida home at Del ray tivities of the U. S. Department of Lavulultc, charged with issuing a In the dahlia K&''dcn, ir.^ff-l con- two weeks ago. He had purchased ease, the' pathologist said. During Agriculture In the Northeast. County Hthne Agent Mrs. Lorna that we may—some of us at iea.st— trol is important. Thrips m:iy dv/ftrf | Htatc record of over the $118 million the past two weeks temperatures be approaching the sun saturation $2,170 worthless check in Freehold property there, upon which he had According to Dittrick, 1,035 New K. White gives the following direc- last November. the plants and an infestation of I net debt record reached in 1988. But started a housing project. He be- have been too high for rapid de- Jersey public and non-profit private tioi.s for canning tomatoes. point or at least the point of dimin- leafhoppers may cause mosaic. Corn if the state takes on almost any one came ill Monday night. velopment, although In a few cool, Wash tomatoes; then place in ishing returns from the practice of County Detective John J. Green borer also may soon be attacking. or two of the approximately half a schools participated in the national and State Trooper William Ken- A large contributor to charitable damp, low spots the disease has re- program last year. In New Jersey wire basket and dip in boiling wa- sun bathing. DDT, either as a dust or fipray, will billion dollars' worth of bond Issue mained active. ter just long enough to loosen skin, Sunlight offers us great benefits nedy have returned from the West- keep down leaflioppcrs, thrlpa, proposals suggested this year, the Institutions in the shore area, Mr. the program in public schools is ern state without Edmond, us Gov, Duggan was president of the Spring Dr. Haenseler warned growers administered by the State Depart- abr.ut 1 Vj minutes. Plunge quickly —in moderation. It helps to steiil- :orn borer. It in not very effective state's indebtedness would hit a not to relax their blight control into cold water. Now remove core ize cur skin, to purify the sur- Knous refused to immediately rec- iigainsl apliids, so add nicotine, 10- new record. Lake Hotel & Realty company, own- ment of Education under an agree- ognize Gov. Drlscoll's warrant. er of the Monmouth hotel. He was programs. "Although the situation ment with the U. S. Department of from etcm end, cutting out any rounding air, and to replenish our tenono or pyrcthrum to the spray Then Jersey taxpayers, who al- also a member of the insurance on tomatoes seems to be not very Agriculture's Production and Mar- gncn or hard «>arts. Peel and cut bodily supplies of vitamin D. It A third hearing was set for Tues- or dust. ready are financing a tremendous . flrm of Wade & Dnrland, New alarming at the present time, ex- keting Administration. The pro- in quarters or halves, depending nib u.s with a sense of well-being day to permit Edmond to apply for 1B4H state budget of over 1150 mtl- and kinship with Mother Earth. a writ of habeas corpus to review Although wciiih.-.r condilions have y Tork; secretary of the P. W. Sher- cept in a few fields, it would be a gram in private schools is adminis- on size of tomato. not been favorable for spider mitpa, '; lion, will be committed to paying man Motor company of Asbury mistake to let down on the spray stered by Mr. Di-ttrick's office in To cold pack tomatoes, pack Nevertheless, theso benefits may tho entire extradition proceeding. oft additional indebtedness, which become: insignificant when com- If the application U denied the Col- a few have been seen. Tho !ic> t con- Park, secretary of the Spring Lake and dust program," he declares. New York. th»m solidly in clean hot jars, trol for this pest seems to he tetra- ! could cost a.i high a« 100% more Beth and Tennis club, director of "These later applications are the pressing them just enough so that paicd to the dangers of ovcrcxpos- orado governor must rule whether . than any pay-as-you-go financing. In the last school year over $1,- ure. ho will permit Edmond's extradi- cthylpyrophospute, whir.li can be u'>- the Spring Lake Golf and Country ones that can do the greatest good. the juice will rise to within half tained in garden supply storo.s un- The .New Jersey Taxpayers asso- club and director of First National 100,000 of federal funds appro- an Inch of the top. Or, pack the An overdose of sunshine, accom- tion. If the application U granted, ciation, which recently noted that If copper fungicides arc omitted priated by Congress under the Na- thn Lavalctte man will RO free. der various trade names. This ma- Bank of Spring Lake. from now on, the blight could still tomatoes well, and then pour hot panied by blisters and inflamed, terial kills only the ndulls and has tho cost of tho state's World war tional School. Lunch Act helped to tomato juice over them to within iicbfng wkin, may actually produce It seemed unlikely that Kdtnond I bonus bond issue wa« just short Mr. Duggan was a member of destroy the major portion of the bear part of thff cost of the pro- little resldtml effect. If the infesta- the Spring Lake fire company, first crop." half an inch of the top. Add one skin cancer. Investigators have would be returned to Monmouth tion stnrls, spray every fuur days to nf tvv-ico ux much as the veterans gram in New Jersey. The balance teuspoon salt to each quart. Wipe reported that malignancies of the county, as the Colorado governor received in benefits, says: "There aid squad and F. and A. M. lodge He reported that up to July 28, of the expense was met by funds catcli the yuung ax soon aj they of Spring Lake, He was also ac- off top of jar, and seal according skia are eight times as frequent said it WHS not his policy to extra- hutch und try to prevent i'KS l»y- ; is a general misconception that no authentic cases of tomato blight from state and local sources and by to type of closure being ue«d. Pro- among men In the United States dite for misdemeanors. I l>ond issues produce 'easy money." J tive In the Shore Firemen'* Bowl- had come to the attention of the the nominal sums paid by partici- Ilii,'. ing league. cess in a boiling water bath for 25 Navy as among the genera I popula- Edmond Is accused of issuing ihc jAcuiilly the issuance of bonds Is college from the northern part si pating children. mir.utcs after the water begins io tion. Farmers and fishermen like- check to purchase a car from the There has been a lot of (rouble the most costly method of govern- Besides his mother he Is survived the state. In addition to the federal funds boil. wise seem prone to skin cancers. Sherman Pontlac agency at Free- with thrips on gladiolus. DDT Is mental financing." by his wife, Mrs. Sarah S, Duggan; which were apportioned directly to Thiy are found most commonly in hold. The check was on the $100 the beat spray to use for the con- a daughter, Miss Louise Duggan, Sumc prefer to heat the tomatoes trol of thi3 pest. Keep cool, legislators, the tax- and a son, Frederic L. Duggan, Jr. Tomatoes For Canning New Jersey to help administer the after they are cut. This Is called places where strong sunlight shines account of his wife, who had signed payers are still sweating to reduce Private funeral services will be program, some of the money ap tho hot pack method. Just bring during a large part of tho year and it in blank when Edmond asked the present state debt. held at Trenton. Being Harvested In Slate profiriated under the National the tomatoes to a boil. Pack in they aro rarer among the dark- her for a small sum of money. SI'KCIAI, HKOILKI) I KANK School Lunch Act was used to buy skinned races. The day after he purchased the car FUUTIillS Tomatoes, New Jersey's No. 1 various supplementary foods on a clein hot jars to within half an he sold it to Fred Rohm of Fnrm- HtKSH SIIRIMI* WITH TOMA- Inch of the top. Add one teanspoon Even if too much sunlight docs Huvo two frankfurters for r.U'h Dairy Farmers' Net Is vegetable crop for processing, are national basis. Among the foods dis- salt tc each quart. Process In a not produce a skin cancer, it, may Ingdale for the purchase price and TOBS, ONIONS AND GREION now going to canners in increasing tributed to New Jersey schools in cashed the check Rohm gave him person. Slit each lengthwise but do 1'EITER Lett Than 4 Yean Ago volume, according to John W. Cam this manner were American cheese, boil;nc water bath 10 minutes af- cause many red blood corpuscles tn in payment. not cut entirely through. Fill each ter the water begins to boll. dissolve und to liberate two chemi- Wash and drain a pound of freih cross, associate agricultural econ- dry milk, concentrated orange juice, He Is also charged with passing frankfurter with n quarter-inch |j New Jersey dairy farmers are re- omist at Rutgers university. juice, and peanut butter. For tomato juice, wasli tomatoes cals, one of which actually makes thick long «tick of sharp, yellow .shrimp. Put a cup of water In a ceiving lower real earnings for 1 the sunlight's effect more damag- a worthless $100 cheek at the Amer- saucepan with a few peppercorns, In 1947 the state's farmers The Production and Marketing we) , remove cores and cut in ican hotel, Freehold, heese. Wrap each frankfurter their labor than they did four years small pieces. Place In a kettle and ing to the ti.iHiicn. This chemical spiral fashion with a slice of bu- a few cloves, a bay leaf and a tea- •go, according to John W. Carn- grossed nearly $10,000,000 from this Administration also made extensive is called porphyrln. spoon of salt. Bring to a boll, add crop. New Jersey ranked third free distribution to eligible schools crush a. few to start the juice Mow- LEMON CHI WON I'lK con, fu.steninj? each end with a eross, associate agricultural eco- among the states in 1947, both In ing. Simmer until soft. Cool, Tile second chemical produced in toothpick. Broil over the campllrc. the shrimp, cover tightly and sim- nomist at Rutgers university. of foods acquired by the depart- tills {u-ocess is histamlnc, which Is mer for 5 minutes. Cooking time is tons produced and in the gross ment under the mandatory price Thru rub through a fine strainer. Have a 8 or 9-inch pastry shell If the frankfurters nro to bo Carncross bases his statement on farm value of the crop. Only Cali When tomatoes arc cold, less vita- thought to be responsible for the baked and ready, or use a grnhnni cooked indoors, place them in a from the timn the stock returns to support program for farm products. Itching and blistering and perhaps boiling arter the shrimp have been the price changes that have oc- fornia and Indiana exceeded New These commodities were also dis- min C is lost In the straining. cracker crust. Sprinkle 1 envelope shallow baking pan, split side up. curred since 1944, and the effect of Jersey in tons produced last year, Brine juice just to the boiling for the actual sickness that may of unflavorcd gelatin over ','» cup of Bake in a hot (425 F.) oven, or added. Drain shrimp, slip off shells, tributed to eligible welfare institu- follow sunburn. mako a light cut down back ef these changes on 71 dairy farms on tions and relief recipients. About point. Then {lour into sterilized cold wntcr and nllow to soften. Sep- broil until bacon In rrliip and thn which a special study was made at Mr. Carncross points out that the containers and seal. Process at A severe oveiexposuic to sun- arate 4 eggs and beat the yolks cheese Is melted. Turn if necessary ouch with a small, sharp knife and 1948 crop will be down from last 1,200,000 pounds of potatoes, many lift out black vein; put aside. Melt that time. The farms were located of them produced on New Jersey simmering, 180 degrees for 20 shine, producing inflamed skin, well. Add Vi cup sugar, Vi cup of to cook nil sides of the hacon. f hrsa In all of the Important milk produc year's record breaker. The acreage minutes. nerve damage, delirium, and gen- lemon juice, !4 teaspoon salt and 1 will take nbout 10 minutes to got 3 tablespoons of butter or mar- is indicated to be sharply reduced farms, were distributed in New garine in a 10-inch skillet over low ing areas of the state. Jersey in this way last year, in ad- eral intoxication, has been known teaspoon grated lemon rind. done. and the yields are expected to be to prove fatal in not a few cases. heat, did) a medium sized (about The study showed that the actual lower than last year's 8.9 tons per dition to large quantities of sweet Home Economic* Briefs Mix well and cook over simmer- !i pound) union into the pan along •toney return to the dairyman for acre state average. potatoes, cabbage, fresh apples, Moreover, blistered sun-womhlp- ing water until custardy. Add gela- CHERRY MARMALADE! Plaids and more plaids will be pers put a strain on their kidneys. tin and stir well to dissolve. Cool, with a small, green pepper and a his labor In the first half of 1948 Tomatoes for processing are pro- dried eggs, grapefruit juice, dried seen this fall and winter. When largo stalk of celery. 4l was at about the same rate as dur- duced extensively as a cash crop fruiU, and nuts. They may develop toxemia or when mixture begins to thicken, Put 2 whole oranges through the buying plaid fabrics for home sew- shock. People with an unstable fold in the 4 stiffly beaten egg food chopper. (Cut In halt and re- Cook the vegetables over low ing the same period in 1944. In on many dairy farms in Central and Mr. Dittrick emphasized that ing be sure to allow a half yard these four years, however, the Southern New Jersey. They are also nervous system, an overactlve thy- whites to which % cup of sugar move any seeds first). Cover with heat, stirring frequently until they theto foods acquired by the depart- extra for matching the plaids. roid gland, high blood pressure, has been beaten In gradually. Fill water and cook until the skin Is nro partly tender but not brown, farmer's own cost of living has grown as a part of the crop set-up ment under price support are avail- •one up 82 per cent. on fruit and vegetable farms. heart disease, or active tuberculo- the pastry shell or graham cracker soft. Cool. Add 1 quart (2 or 3 about. 7 or 8 minutes. In the mean* able to any school meeting the de- A generous serving of raw cab- sis, must bs especially careful crust and chill, when filling has pounds) pitted cherries, U cup time put a small clove or two ef "Many people don't realize," Most of the crop in New Jersey partment's eligibility requirements, bage will furnish about halt of the Carncreea declared, "that farmers about getting an overdose of sun- set, top with sweetened whipped lemon juice and 3',i cups of sugar. garlic (the amount depends on how is grown on contract, Mr. Cam whether or not it participates in the vitamin C the average person needs shine, according to experts who evaporated milk or cream and Stir over low heat to dissolve much you like garlic), on a double are affected by the high cost of liv- cross explained. Farmers enter in- National School lunch program. daily. When cooked by panning— have made a scientific study of the serve. sugar, then bring to a boll quickly thickness of waxed paper with a ing as much as any one else. Mod- to an agreement with canning and heating with very little water and subject. and cook until thick nnd clear. teaspoon of salt; using the flat ern fanners in the East are special- processing companies to produce often some fat in a closely covered blade of a heavy knife mash the ists and they buy most of their the crop for a specified price. These Questions And Answers frying pan—a serving of cabbage Actually, of course, one can ob- BROILED HADDOCK FILLETS When it id ready Iho juico should tain all the benefits of the sun's ul- "sheet" from a spoon. Pour Into gnrlio and sail together until they food, in addition to clothing, house- contracts are usually made before given about a third of the daily Buy l',4 pounds of haddock fillets sterilized jelly glasses and seal. aro well combined. hold equipment and all the other the plants are set in the field. Con- On Vets' Problems needa. traviolet rays without being in di- to serve five. Preheat broiling com- tract prices for the 1948 crop were rect sunlight. Riding in a car or partment and pan to 550 F., or use Add to vegetables In skillet along J\ items that go into family living. . Q. May I go to a private U-.*ital with a tablespoon of flour; stir well "This 52 per cent Increase in the reduced by processors in many im- This country produces most of sitting at an open window on a full flame for ten minutes. Oust HOUR CREAM JIKKSSINO . portant tomato-producing areas of in my home town and have Vet- the world's supply of peppermint summer's day exposes one gently the fillets with flour mixed with I to coat vegetables. farmer's cost of living means that erans' Administration pay the bill? to the ultraviolet radiations front 1 teaspoon mustard (dry) | Add a No. 2 can (about 2\\ cups> with about the same number of dol the country. and spearmint oils. During the salt, pepper and paprika. Place A, If you have a service connect- years 193645, in the U. S., till an- the sky. them on the preheated broiler rack 1 teaspoon salt of tomatoes, increase heat and stir lars in his pocket now as four This spring processors In making ed disability and have received 1 tablespoon flour :ntlre mixture until thickened and years ago, the dairy farmer can- their offering price for tomatoes nual average production of pep- Experts have found that many of 2 inches from the flame and baste prior approval from VA to do so permint oil was over a million the anti-sunburn preparations now with melted butter or margarine, or Hi tablespoons sugar oubbly. Lower heat, add freshly not buy as many things for his were confronted with large stocks Dash cayenne ground pepper and chili powder of tomato juice, higher costs for you may go to a private hospital pounds. on the market are of questionable sadad oil. family. The purchasing power of in your home town at VA expense usefulness. Best advice is that 1 tablespoon butter i 'i to 1 teaspoon) to taste; now his dollar has been reduced by one- labor and materials and uncertain- Broil fillets that are about ',S-lnch 1 egg yolk, slightly beaten : add shrimp and allow to simmer In ties of business conditions next fall Q. Can I transfer my National Peanuts take up moisture read- when the skin begins to turn pink, thick 5 minutes and fillets that are third. This puts the dairy farm- Service life insurance policy to any ily. So if you plan to use them it Is time to get out of the sun. Vs. cup vinegar | sauce until very hot. If desired, er In about the same position as a and winter when the product would %-lnch thick about 8 minutes. each shrimp may be slit in twe) be purchased by consumers. Farm- nf th« private compafileii',' In salads or sauces where their Let's not forget that sunlight is Baste twice with the fat during 14 cup soui- er«ttitt wage earner who has had no In- A. No. Your NSLI is convertible Mix dry ingredients In top of lengthwise. Taste for seasoning (In- ers, too, were confronted with high- critpnesi is important, don't mix only one of the ingredients of a the broiling period so as not to cluding salt) once more before crease in his wages in four years," to one or more of the six perman- the nuts with the other ingredients happy vacation. Equally import- double boiler. Add butter, egg yolk i», Csracross pointed out. er prices for labor, machinery and dry surface. Do not turn. Garnish serving. Serve* four. v equipment and other costs. Many ent plans Issued only by Veterans' until serving time. ant, are rest, fresh air, proper diet, with lemon wedges and parsley. and vinegar, while stirring. Cook "It Is true," he says, "that farm- farmers, caught in the vise of low- Administration. These are Ordinary congenial occupation and a beauti- Serve immediately. over boiling water, stirring con- ers are getting more for their milk er prices for their product and high- Life, 30-Payment Life, 20-Payment Dusting or wiping glass surfaces ful environment. As for that stantly until mixture thickens. Re- than they did In 1M4—24 per cent er .operating costs, have reduced Life, Endowment at Age 60 and such as windows, mirrors or pic- smooth brown tan which you think New Jersey has more than 800 move from heat, cool and add to DICED CUCUMBER WITH A Bieri. But their Increased returns their acreage substantially, Mr, Endowment at Age 65. tures, once or twice a month with will make you the envy of all your fresh water lakes and ponds, most- cream, beating until stiff. Makes TANG Btva been completely offset by the Carncross reported. Q. Just which veterans are en- soft, crushed paper will keep off friends—you can still get it, but ly in the northern counties. about one cup. 1 clove garlic record high level of costs of farm titled to hospitalization in a . Vet- surface dust. take it in easy doses. It is almost '.» pimlento operation." erans' Administration hospital? impossible to add up the troubles COMBINATION VEGETABLE A. Veterans with service, connect- Some folks like to put some of you may avoid by not overdoing '.» teaspoon salt Marlboro SALAD ed disabilities have a top priority their brass and copper ware away the modern cult of sun worship- Few grains freshly ground Make this salad a combination for VA hospital care. Veterans with for the summer. If you do this, ping. pepper Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Whitson wrap the pieces in soft cloth or Few drops onion Juice entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert of cooked and raw vegetables. A non-service connected ailments may variety of combinations may be be hospitalized under existing law tissue paper and pack In boxes ^SNAPSHOT GUILD 2 tablespoons salad oil Vandenbergh of Cranbury over which are sealed against air and A tablecloth should never be used 1 tablespoon vinegar the week-end. used but one I like particularly well if beds are available and if they without a silence cloth of suitable is made from cooked kohlrabi, say they cannot afford treatment moisture. Some white materials material under It. Mats, however, Shredded lettuce Mrs. Edward McKenna spent chilled and diced, along with diced elsewhere. Peace-time veterans, contain a bleach which causes tat- Diced cucumber Sunday and Monday of this week should never have coverings under cucumber, green pepper and cel- members of the Regular Establish- nlshes, so a colored material may them. Rub a small bowl with L.IC CUI In New Tork city. ery. Moisten the vegetables with a ment, retired officers and enlisted be better to use. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox enter- side of the garlic. Rub through a cooked dressing that has plenty of men, under certain conditions, also The meat grinder helps make fine sieve into the bowl the tained Mr. and Mrs. L. Llndcr of mustard and sugar In It and serve are eligible for hospitalization. meat tender. After grinding, any ?•' Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Wil- A dash of Worcester sauce added pimlento. Then add salt, pepper, on watercress or other crisp salad Q. I expect to purchase a home to cream of tomato soup helps meat cooks as quickly as a tender onion juice and (slowly) the salad liam DeBow of Roebllng Tuesday green. under the guaranty provisiona of cut. evening at dinner. point up the flavor. oil and vinegar. Stir until thick The interesting flavor and smooth the GI bill and would like to know and smooth. Serve on shredded Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Bonte have texture of the kohlrabi seem to if I must pay the appraiser's fee. lettuce with diced cucumber. left to spend their vacation In combine with the other crisp vege- A. Yes. The appraiser's fee Is Omaha, Neb., Bristow, la., Oregon, tables and the dressing so as to paid by the veteran and usually li m. make a particularly satisfying com- from $15 to $25. BARBECUE Miss Betty Lou Whitson Is bination. Q. How do I arrange to get a HEALTH HINTS Whaf's more fun than a barbe- •pending three weeks with her loan for business purposes under cue, whether it is planned as a Cook cauliflower quickly In boil- the GI bill? ("Health Htals" is • ranter contribution la IMI sniper by Tht grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Orover ing, salted water. If the flower clus- Medical SoeUtr of Nmt Jeruiy. Qunttont thouli be Mrenei to party or supper for the family? Stulti of Grove hall, Ocean Grove. A. It is up to you to find a bank, the Office of the Society, 315 Wen Slate Street, Trenton », IV. J.) Meats barbecued in the oven can ters are separated, 10 to 16 mln public or private-lending agency, or In the last 35 years, commercial utea should be enough. If the head have all the succulence of outdoor even an individual willing to ad broiling. In fact, barbecuing in- • production of peanuts has ln- Is left whole, allow from 25 to 30 vance the money. T ereased sixfold. minutes. WHAT IS GLAUCOMA? doors has become so popular, many Q. I want to obtain a GI farm of the new ranges have special loan to buy some farming equip- f LAUCOMA, which may be described as excessive pressure within broiling ovens just perfect for bar- ment. However, I don't live on my u becuing. farm. Am I eligible for such a the eyeball, is the most prevalent of all the serious diseases of the eye. Hippocrates recognized glaucoma four hundred years before Christ loan? A man who puts aside his religion Serve Cool Refreshments on the Porch A. Yes, if you actually conduct The name is derived from the Greek word meaning "sea-green," which because he is going into society, is is the color that characterizes the pupils in eyes that have been blinded Here's s dandy shot by synchronized flash, properly exposed by using the farming operations, ths guide numbers packed with each roll of film. like one taking off his shoes be- Q. I applied at a bank for a GI by glaucoma. cause ho is about to walk upon business loan but I was turned The eye-ball Is, of course, always Exposure With Sychronized Flash j thorns.—Cecil. down. What should I do? filled with liquid. Glaucoma is coma ars mild and chronic, with the A. First consider whether your symptoms persisting for months. marked by an incresied pressure of X1J of the greatest improvements | Camllcs should never be used on proposition is a sound one. If so, Then there is the type known as with films of different speeds i ..,.•) a luncheon table unless the shades try another lender. The fact that the fluid within the eye which re- O In cameras In the past few years also vary with tho shutter speed sults in hsrdneii and tension. If "chronic simple glaucoma," which in a dining room nrn rir^wn; they one lender Is not Interested docs is said to represent 3% of all eye has been the introduction of. the syn- which you select for your shot. are most appropriate, however, on not Indicate that another may not not promptly and effectively chronized "flash" sliulter—"built-in Despite these several variables, treated, the retina, or optic nerve afflictions. There is some increased a dinner table. > be. tension, perhaps an early morning flash," as It's called. It's easy to use the guide numbers. Q. I applied for a GI loan and It center of the eye may be atrophied The need for some means of syn- And to got proper exposure. Packed and blindness will follow. headache, s blurred vision, and was entered on mydischarge papers difficulty in adapting the eyes from chronizing shutter and flash arises with your film is a printed slip but the loan wasn't completed. Can Ths onset of glaucoma may bs which gives tho guido number for I have my papers corrected? light to dark. A family history of from the fact, that light from a flash Consign your furniture insidious, or it may bs dramatic. glaucoma, or history of headaches bulb lasts only for a fraction of a the two types of Hash lamp gener- A. Send your discharge to the VA The most dreaded type Is called regional oflice where the entry was occurring after the patient has second and that tho shutter must ally used by most amateurs. and furnigliingg to made. Include the necessary in- •cute inflammatory glaucoma. been in a dark room sre symptoms he open at the very instant tho light To U3O theso numbers select your formation, so the entry can be Sometimes this full-blown' glau- that make it imperative for the eye from the lamp is brightest. shutter speed. Look In tho table for canceled and the amount of guar coma strikes without warning, but physician to suspect glaucoma. Prior to the synchronized flash the number which appears under - BORDEN - antry restored for your future use. usually such an attack has been shutter, this was accomplished by this shutter speed with the type precedsd by mild varied complaints, Apart from the use of drugs and a flash gun—a combined battery lamp you're using. Then divide this such as hslos around lights, occa- the possible desirability of opera- holder, reflector, and synchronizing number by your lamp-to-subject dis- AUCTION GALLERIES AVOCADO FISH MOLD sions! headaches, and discomfort tion, glaucoma is treated just as unit, Such flash guns were bulky, tance. The answer tells the lens Asbury Ave. Traffic Circle Sprinkle 1 envelope of unflavorcd when one is in a darkened room. many other conditions are treated, not inexpensive, and »nmotimcs nnerturn-you should use for good gelatin ovur 2 tablespoons of cold Sometimes an attack of acute glati. by building up the general health, lii-ono. to get out of adjustment. exposure. & Highway S3, water and allow to soften. Dissolve coma il mistaken for an upset clearing all possible sources of in- Little wonder, then, that built-in For example, suppose you're using 1 bouillon cube In Vi cup of boiling atomach, with its nausea and head- fection, and urging the avoidance synchronization took picture-takers Aslnu y Park, N. J. water, add gelatin and stir to dis- ache. of unusual strsin or excitement. an SM lamp—one of tho walnut- by storm. For, with the synchronizer sized ones. You're shooting from 10 solve gelatin thoroughly. Add 1 tea- We must remember that the eyes Phone A. P. 2-9887 Hot summer days seem to call MILK FRVIT SHRUB spoon of salt, 1 teaspoon of finely These danger signs should bs built Into the shutter, all that was feet. Your shutter speed la 1/100. grated onion and 2 tablespoons of heeded. A medical eye doctor (oph- are only a part of our general sys- needed for flash pictures wn.i a Tho guide number for 1/100 with for cool refreshments to be served V cup crushed strawberries and tem, and when we treat the eyes, out of doors. There is nothing more juice lemon juice, and cool until slightly thalmologist or oculist) should bs shnplo flash holder consisting oC a your Dim and an SM lamp appears • enjoyable than an informal gath- 3 tablespoons orange juice thickened. When gelatin mixture is consulted. He may treat ths eye we treat tho cntiro body. rollector and battery case, in the table as SO. Since you're ering of friends on the lawn or 1 tablespoon lemon juice ready, cut an avocado In halt with drops, or an operation may bs Little is known about tho causes shooting from 10 feet, you divide 80 Wutch these pages, for porch. And of course, it ROCS with- As a result, flash photography— 1 to 3 tablespoons sugar lengthwise, remove seed and akin necessary. of glaucoma, but as with so many once chiefly used by press photog- by 10—and got 8. F/8 is your aper- out saying that the"snacks"should Few grains salt and cut the fruit Into cubes. next Auction.' be refreshing and easily prepared. In ths presenci of an scute at- medical conditions, prompt atten- raphers—1ms been brought within ture. And that's all there Is to it. 1 cup chilled milk Sprinkle thorn with a little salt tack of glsucoma no tlms csn bs tion to tho earliest warning signal Tall glasses of cold milk or a and lemon juice. Fold the cubed roach of all. And as a result moro For cameras without synchroulied • fruit milk shrub served with ten- Combine chilled ingredients and avocado along with 2 cups of flaked, lost. Every hour of delay jeopard- Is ths surest protection against inrt more people ask about flash shuttors—box cameras and the like— der cheese straws, crunchy cookies, boat with rotary beater. Pour into cooked fish and Vi cup of muynn- izes ths sight of the affected cys. If lasting injury—and prompt troat- sxposurcs. a sirnplo hand flnshor may lie used. or criap cheese crackers are ideal cold glass and serve. Scrvei 1. naisu Into tho slightly Ihlckoiied drops overcomo the attack, the pa- mont in the hands of a skilled eye To aid In computing such expo- Here, too, exposure's slmpln. We'll - BORDEN - . i for such occasions. To simplify the To make the. cheese straws, add tient hai a good chancs of eicaping physiclsn usually produces results. lures, "guide numbers" are assigned have moro to say about it aoon, T service, assemble the milk drinks one-half to three-fourths cup, of gelatin mixture Turn Into a largo srd accompaniment on one large grated cheeie. to your favorite mold, of Intn Individual mold.i, and permanent injury. Ws must protect our eyes,—for to llaBh lnmps. These numbers vary i AUCTION GALLERIES te« fe» Ehijh itnuy, be served, ehlll until firm. Unmnld nn salad Sows cases of inflammatory glau- they are priceless and irreplaceable. with lamp* of different types snrt | -..:-.''i ;'i- •-, —John ran Guiltier ty greens, Makes t to t servings. i Pace Twelvi BED BASK BEGISTEB, KPOTOT «, tttf Fair Haven Lions Club HOME, Iff. Y., MAYOR SPEAKS Red Bank Boxer Mayor John C. Schantz of Rome, Mrs. Cudone Wins To Hold Community Night N. Y., gave a comprehensive pic- ture of the industrial, recreational "Community Night" will be ob- and housing situation in that city Shore Golf Title served by the Fair Haven Lions Heads Fight Card to the employees of Watson labora- cluh next Thursday night at the tories, Eatontown, yesterday. He Shoots 79 In Rain Willowbrook. Donalo Guns For Win said the people of his home city Mayor Edgar V. Denis*, RiMaell would welcome the addition of per- At Hollywood Club - H. Minton, president of the board Over Clieghul Friday sonnel from the Eatontown instal- of education, and Leonard A. Mack, lation. Kenneth M. Burch, execu- c ppresident of the Fair Haven Artie Dopato, Red Bank heavy- tive secretary of the Home Cham- Mr». Carolyn Cudone of the Knol Fire company, will be honored weight, takes on June Cheshul to- ber of Commerce, and A. H. Pears- Country club, won her first major guest*. Lieut. G. J. Trerel, presi- morrow night to headline flic Hut- all, a member of the Chamber'3 golf tournament yesterday, when dent of the club, will be In charge zy Connors-Roland J. Hine.s boxing building committee, also spoke. weather •bt posted a 79 at the thoroughly- of the session and Wilfred H. Mc- srhow at the highway 35 traffle •oa,k«d Hollywood Golf course to Cracken and Everett F. Allen will circle arena at Eatontown in an Card of Thank*. lead the field lit the Women's be in charge of the program. eight-round bout. The family of the late MnrguerlU 1)«- Metropolitan Golf association an A testimonial dinner-dance will Fietro wish lo thank our ttmny friend A Donato is the only boxer who imd npit'libors who were BO kind nnd null three-day Jersey Shore tour- be held Thursday night, August 26, has been able lo lake the measure sympathetic ilui-iiiR our and berenve- nament. at Jh« Willowbrook for John G. An of Cheshul this year. Cheshul ment, causrd liy the death of our mother. Prior to yesterday'* conquett dersor. of Rumson, immediate past boasts a lifetime record of 19 vic- — Ad v L' i'li SP nun t. lira. Cudone had only captured a president of the organization. tories in 21 bouts. Chi'shul last IN MEMORIAM. one-day tournament. To do the week increased bis national preii- trick, the lady performed In style William H. Pnuirbprn, who passed tige by disposing of Fidel Ar- awiiy one year ago-o,.., - ——. 6, liUT. of which many male golfers would ceniegn of Spain at the Meadow- We miss you so much dear I'apa. God bt proud. She had 76 Monday at Army Swimming brook bowl in the sixth round. bless you. Deal Golf club and the lengthy Th:s knockout makes Cheshul Daughter, Ethel Kinlan tint} Family. Rumson Country club course Tues- doubly eager to erase the earlier IN MEMORIAM. day, she had 82. Her closest rival Meet Tomorrow defeat at the hands of Donato. MacLAREN, Jn loving memory of my Mrs. H. C. Ramsey, took 89. dearly beloved wife, Freda Wetlerinff* Donato is fighting hard to gain who passed awny August 5, 13ed Bank. Answer* triated eoitldta* Rayon Jersey slips, four gnre, will to get to the meeting. Mr. Swlnde- John T. Koehler, Mrs. Milton saw the snake, and it was "big and gated, the police have Investigated, —Advertisement, .* All mahogany, complete galley and all;. Thomas Irving Brown, Red Baal not ride up. Slits 32 to 44, white anil man arrived here Tuesday from his Kruse, Mrs. Leola Muir, Mr. andround as your 1st." and "If nobody' believes me, I'll end, like new. Cost 17.900 with 1800 tfistsr.—Adtertliemsnt. pink. 12 each, values la.50. Sherman's, home in Toledo for a visit with Mr. Mrs. John A. Scott, Jesse L. Scul- never again report any mysterious Carllon Theattr, Saturday, 11:30 P, M. U-AI. Will iBcrlnc.. Call Red Bank 45 Broad street.—Advertisement. and Mrs. Herbert Cox of Fslr horp, Mrs. Therlow Thorstenson When Mr. Calver balked, he said golngb on In tho cellars I visit "Valli" star of "The Psradine Case." 341 t-M or Journal Squiuro J-0588.— Mu I Formal ClotbM Fer Hire. Haven. she asked him, "What's the mat- I Love You—You Love Me," Kalian dvertiscment. Also aocassories. Larittat stock I* Help Wanted. and Rev. Mr. Williams. while reading meters. I still think musical comedy with English titles. All Monmouth county. Segall's, IHfc Nartk Mule. Ii'c route Njtlesmtii), br.se pay, Mr. Swindeman, who has skip- ter, Boo-Boo never bothered you till Run. IT.9J. Broadway, Long Branch. Open av«nln*t> when you went down before to read thnt snako Is being hidden," ho seat?. r>& cents, including tax.—Adver- plus commission. Apply in person. Sea- pered his "Yankee Doodle." to two Beach Back Ruts. tlt Inlaid linoleum 9'2.'ii a sijuar* yard, —Advertisement. honrd Service, 27 North Bridge avenue, tho meter?" said. "Someone will get hurt yet, straight championships, the first at The kind that keep you off the snnd. then you'll see." oor covering 80 cents a square yard. Ded Bnnk.—Advertisement, Another shipment just nrrlvecl. Hurry Sate Contlnuid, lose out on nbre rues, hall runner ami Notice. Skaneatelaa In 1946, and the second down and Ret yours, as they nre going Mr, Calver then explained thai Another snako has entered the Hobnnli buttttlireuds, fringed on thret K border at low prices. National I ft Chiropody oftlec will b« closed August Help Wanted. at Toledo last year, will defend the "nst. Nntianul G A 10, Prawn's.—Arivcr- ho had heard peculiar rattling picture, however, says Mr. Calver, kit's, white, rose, blue, green nnd ([old. 0. Frown's.—Advertisement. to August 15. Dr, R. Ot Carlo.—A*, Male, fee routte suli'smmi, bimo pay, title in tho championships' next isement, noitC3 when he had read tho meter who definitely claims it Is tho re-Twin size only, M.OS each, 2 lor 19. 'irtlscment. •IIIIH comm!nston. AAppll y iin pornon. Sen* month at Buffalo. previously, but had attributed the Sherman's, 46 lironU strrcct.—Advertise- Bank Slack Wauls*. bonrd Sorvicn, 27 North BBrldgr o avenue, porter who haa'written these stor- ment. Wllllni to uurenais up to K.000 shares Myers PVSJMMI Tanks Red Bnnk,—Advertisement, Salt Continued. rtismnt Dresses, drerfses, dresseB, Cottons, rny- noises to rats. ies. >r iny bars of !£,000 nharti of stock of nil power .prsyere, »tc, now la stock. Five-Stir Specials 'iicond National Bank of Rid Bjiik. lonover Bros.. Wlckatunk. Phone Hol» Dns. one and two.plece stylo*. SIRM 12 Mr, Calver says ho -told one of Chrysler, Plymouth, International. Athletes font la turn to no If you Mineral oil, extra ncitvy, pint 27c; o 20, All nt one low Drier, $8,118, vnluc Mr*. Woodward told Tho Rcgla- ohn wtrmtrt. Ttliphons) Atlantic Holl- Isl 9-Clzt.—Advtrtiaoment. mo tho l''ungl-Foc. All •Irusjiilula,—Ad- fiu Cilralu uf Magnesia liei II saccharin the mon In tho houoe with Mrs. tor reporter last week in tlie pies- Sales ntiil service. Maurice Schwartz, ands l-DOOa,—Ad»ertls»m»nt, 12.08. Blicrinnn'b, 4S Droud street,—Ail- l'liune Ilcd Uank 0*0787.—Advertisement. vertisement. tablets, li xi', 1,009's, .10c; genuine 'crtlscment. Woodward at tho time to go read onas of Chief VnnNotu und Captain Ghryslrr, Plymouth. International, "Howlttml bnLnlnir caps 60c l nursing tho meter, and the man refused. Clayton that "Boo-Boo had a head Di-U'4 In for our delicious barucaucs les nnd servU-i, Mnuric* Sohwarte* Chrysler, Plymouth. International, bottles, 2c, no limit as supply iMts. Chrysler, Plymouth. International. The Hod Bnnk Register Is supported nd home-mrdt ice crenm. Caramel Ice hone Kcil Bank «*07«7,—Advertlsemeat •slis and •entire, Mauri™ Sehwurtl, Park* Drug Co,, SI Broad street, led Salts and^ Jitflce^.^Manrlca Sch-rnrtt. Mr. Culver says, "h* will fight his thai, lit up, and a bell around his by local an well as out-of-town business* Ireum Shoppi, Riverside avenue, lied title Keg Bisk MM7,—.Uv«rtli«r»«at, Bank.—Adverliiemeat. w»,y down the ctilar stairs against neck, that tinkled." men. Advertisements appearing rtuu- Jank. Opposltt. Mollr Pltebtr Hotel.— Irnle Marer'i Ta»sra, llsisea. CfcaiM ... fsene lUtt Bank LOTITr—Adwtfitaant, J JaxJr. t»U the swrj,—Advt" A-WirttiMMOV taisn turn .-*.-. ,-msi Pan Twd RED BANK REGISTEF, AUGUST 6, 1948 Vincent Blondino of Bridgeport, Personals accounting department of th« Re4 Weddings "onn, was best man. Miss Lois Foster Bank Register. Mrs. Ralph N. The bride, who was given in mar- Ie Bride-Elect One Final Try Mr. and lira. John E. Day, daugh- Johcs of Branch avenue, who baa Erigeron Cops $10,000 SELUCK-KEFN iage by her father, wore a teal ter Ilesnor, and Mrs. Day's sister, been in charge of the Register's Miss Mildred Ethel Sellick, daugh- blue silk dress. Her accessories Mr. and Mrs. F. Dwight Foster of Mrs. Helen O. Iwaniki, funeral di- bookkeeping department, has de- er of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellick were toast color, as wa* her tulle River road, Rumson, announce th* Will Be Made rector of Amsterdam, N. Y., re- cided to give up her business career Rumson Handicap >f Leonardo, was married Monday hat. She wore a conmf* of brown engagement of Mr. Foster's daugh- turned Saturday from two months' after having been with The Regis- it St. Agnes church, Atlantic High- 3rchids. ter, Miss Lois Mae Foster, to Dr. automobile trip to California. They ter 18 years. lands, to Harry J. Keen, son of Mr. The bride was attended by Mrs. James William Vancy, son of Mr. To Save License visited all the points of interest Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs. Harry Keen of Atlantic Hilda M. Barberlo of Red Bank, and Mrs. John Yancy of San flabt, •n rout* and war* the guests of of Morford place observed their Highlands. Rev. Thomas Frain per- who wore a slat«-gray (ilk dress Texas. Miss Foster ia the, daugh- ABC Votes Down Plea former Red Bankin, Mr. and Mrs. seventh wedding anniversary Mon- Beats Dinner Gong, Brown Mogul— formed the ceremony. and light-gray accessories and wore ter of Mrs. Albert N. Farnham of William Naulty and Mr. and Mrs. day evening with dinner at Shadow- The church was decorated with a corsage of American Beauty roaef. St. Petersburg, Fla. ,/ By O'Connor To OK Jack Casey of aviation fame. brook. Mr. Anderson is general Cee Vee Pays $142.40 For New High white gladioli and blue delphinium. Mrs. Jackson wore a coral crtp* UTM. Mas Lewis of Miami Beach, manager of the John E. Day funeral Mrs. Andrew Kozak sang "Ave dress with black accessories and Sea Bright Move fla., formerly of Red Bank, ie home, 85 Riverside avenue. her coriage was Talisman rose*. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Max Grandvlew stable's Erigeron had Maria" and "Panis Angellcus." Rolston Waterbury ot IS Wast 1 The bride was given in marriage Following the ceremony a recep- Kuker of Seventh avenue, Neptune Front street is one of th* six New an easy time winning yesterday * Monmouth Park Note* tion was held on the patio of tht Plan* to make on* final effort to and her sister, Mrs, Abraham Hal- feature race at Monmouth Park, by her brother-in-law, Capt. Robert save the Sea Bright plenary con- Jersey realtors among ths 10S a*w Mason Green of Arlington Farms, Officer*' club. pern of Oakland street. She expects members of the National Institute the $10,000 Rumson Handicap, a As Saturday's $25,000 Choice sumption liquor license of th* to b* North for two months. six-furlong sprint for three-year- Stakes at Monmouth Park gather- Va., and her sister, Mrs. Green, was The couple will residt at FalrfUld, Ocean Drive Operating company of Real Estate Brokers announced matron of honor. A reception fol- O., where MaJ. Freggcns is «ta- Mr. and Mrs, Albert E. Freeman during the past month. olds and up. The winner paid ed form, jockeys were being named tioned with the United States Air are being prepared by Robert H. 114.20, J7, $4. or the closing dny mile and a lowed at the Log Cabin inn. Malda, the Red Bank attorney, rep- and son of Tupelo, Miss., have been V. Harold Kelly of Llncroft, as- Tho bride chose a gown of white Forces. Isitlng In town during the past ten The victory marked the first time quarter stake. Trainer W. O. Hicks resenting Steven J. O'Connor, com- days, Mr. Freeman was formerly eoc:ate editor of ths Red Bank ErijveYon scored in a stake race. announced today that Jockey R. J. marquisette, with full bishop sleeves pany president. Regifter, accompanied by Mrs. and a satin bodice trimmed at the WETZEL—BEVNON ' advertising manager on the Long The up-and-coming Grandview, Martin would be astride Leo Gcrn- Branch Dally Record. Their call at Kelly, is on a two week*' motor owned by H. B. Massey of Pitts- grcrs' Noble Hero, a recent arrival neckline with seed pearls. Her Il- Mrs. Olive WetMl, daughter of The effort will be to find a >lae* trij, through the N«w England lusion fingertip length veil fell from Mrs. John Decker of Tilton avenue, of business acceptable to the bor- The Register office was much ap- burgh, bought the live-year-old from New York, while Johnny preciated. states, During their absence, their gelding this spring at Garden State Breen ie expected to ride Glen Rid a coronet of seed pearls and she and T/8gt. Elmer C. Baynon of ough council, and then ask for li- three daughters are staying witk par].- from Walter P. Chrysler for carried a prayerbook with sprays Camp Wood, son of lin, Charlti cense renewal. Mr. and Mrs. Warren David Farr dip Farm's Faraway. of Baton Rouge, La., are spending their grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. $22,500. This purse, worth $8,375, Other starters and their likely of white roses. Woodyard of Columbus, O,, wore The twin appeal Mr. O'Connor Philip Egan of Matawan. broupht its '4S winnings to a neat The matron of honor wore an married Saturday by Silas Cronk, made before the New Jersey De- several weeks with relatives in riders include Compliance, Jimmy Cranbury, Middlesex county. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Laurlao J2P.275. Stcut; Big If, W. Balzniotti; First aqua gown of frosted organdy. She Shrewsbury township recorder, at partment of Alcohol Beveraf e Con- hud a matching crownlcss brimmed Tinton Falla. The attendants wen Farr, who was formerly Mrs. John of Shrewsbury have returned horns Entered In the last major sprint Nighter, Dave Gorman and Ready trol (ABC) to have reversed two H. Cook of Red Bank, has been in from a vacation in the Southern at Monmouth were eight solid con- Jack, Shelby Clark. ' hat, and carried a Colonial bouquet Mr. and Mr*, George Falrweather denials by the Sea Bright mayor of delphinium and roses. Edward of Tarrington, Conn. town frequently of late, renewing states. Wh«le away they visited ' tenders, including slx-to-one choice Trainer G. H. Strate of the Lea and council for transfer of th* li- acquaintances. • Mr3. LaurincVs parents, Mr. and Brown Mogul and four-to-one ter Manor Stable decided to shoot O'Brien of Gloucester was best man. cense has been defeated. The bride's mother was attired in Louis Uendel of Broad street has Mrs. Carl Hoffman at Madlsonvill*, choice Mangohick. Erigeron also with both barrels when he an- Sustaining the council decisions, been going about of late by the aid Ky. showed those two classy geldings nounced thnt Advance would go a printed crepe dress with black accessories and a coinage of white Famous Sculptor ABC Commissioner Edwin B. Hock of a cane as the result of a blond J. Ellis Webb of Hanc* road, the way home July 21 at llon- postwards In the week-end stake as threw' out Mr. O-Connor's claim Fair J^avcn, was host at a beach roouth Park, so apparently Eriger- orchids. The bridegroom's mother affliction in one of his limbs, a runing mate for the stakes-win- that the first of Sea Bright coun- Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor of party Saturday evening at tho "8e* on was proving that lightning could ning Compliance. No rider has as wore brown with matching acces- Speaks To Lions Miss Lois Mae Foster cil's refusal was the result of po- strike twice in the same place. sories in brown velvet, and her the Methodist church, is on his an- Fu:'in" in Sea Bright. Ths occa- yet been Indicated for this 3-ycar- litical bias. Additionally, the com- nual vacation of three weeks, which sion marked Mr. Webb's 21*t birth- Over a particularly sloppy track, old-son of Rhodes.Scholar. corsage was of yellow roses. The bride-elect was graduated the sprint was run In 1:12.2. Upon returning from New Eng- from St. Catherine's school in missioner praised the council for he will spend, accompanied by Mrs. day and also served as a reunion De Vegh Given History wise action in rejecting th* appli- Squirr and their three children, at for local young people who ar* Jackey Al Schmldl line given first land and Canada the couple will be Richmond, Va., and Mt. Holyoke Only serious challenge offered college last June, Dr. Yancy Is a cations on the grounds that there Silver Bay on Lake George, In New home from college for th* summer. was by C. V. Whitney's three-year- call on his riding services to the nt home after August 15 on ForiBBt Of Pottery Making already are enough bars In the re- York state. Rlcliard Bittman of Oranga was Texa* sportsman, Jake Freedman avenue, Rumson. Her traveling graduate of John Tarleton A * M old colt, Dinner Gong, an elght-to- college at Stephenville, Texas, sort's mid-town, Ocean avenue, sec- Mrs, Harold Petersen and daugh- Mr. Wcbb'a week-end guest. Both one shot, which closed fast to take and he will accompany that stable suit was aqua with brown acces Geza DeVegh of Tinton Falls tion. are sophomores at Centra eollago, place money. Brown Mogul was to Atlantic City. Another Mon- sories and a corsage of white rones. traced the history of pottery mak- where he was a member of Pel ter, Mrs. Derwood E. Shanger of Omega fraternity. Dr. Yancy Belmar wera visitors last week at Kentucky, and member* of Phi third. The favorite, Agrarian-U mouth rider headed for the resort Tho bride was graduated from ing before the Lions club Tuesday Commissioner Hock's decision Kappa Tau, national fraternity. ran out of the money. coursn is Apprentice Willie Gilbert St. Agnes school and Mlddletown night at the Molly Pitcher hotel. served 18 months in Greenland did not automatically kill the the horn* of Mrs. Petersen's moth- township high school. She attended with the army und was released er, Mrs. Emma V. Brown ot Mar- Mrs. Anna de la Reusslll* and A new high In mutuel payoffs one of the better young develop- Mr. DeVegh came to America in O'Connor license, according to an lon street. - -was scored in the third race when ments of the Monmouth Park sea- Red Bank Business Institute and 1930 from Hungary and ia one of receutly with the rank of captain. Interpretation of the state liquor Mrs Katherine Cogglns of Broad £ce Vcc, trained by Joe Carroll of son, the Barblzon school of modeling, the world's best sculptors. He illus- laws made by Sea Bright Borough Miss Miriam Levy of Cleveland, street and Mrs. Paul J. Raussllla Middlotown. romped handsomely and until recently was employed by trated each stop from the primitive Attorney A. Henry Giordano. "Mr. O., Is spending a month with her of Riverlawn, Fair Haven, left y*a- through the mud to pay $142.40, Witli riding honors for tho sea- tho County Gas company at Atlan- days of the cave man to the pres- O'Connor, I am eure, has 60 days grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob crday to spend several wa*ks at $20.80 and $10- Don Powley was on son safely wrapped up, Jockey tic Highlands. ent up-to-date manufacturing meth- Protest Filed from July 1 In which to flnd an- Prawn of 41 Waverly place, and Strcudsburg, Pa. top, his second victory of the day, Jimmy Stout will be awarded a The bridegroom is a project radio ods. other location that may meet with her aunt, Mrs. Rose Straus of Le- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur »hutt», wttk A chestnut colt, the victory was handsome wrist watch by Presi- engineer at the Lavoie laboratories John E. Hawkins, delegate to the council approval. If he does, he Roy place, Mias Levy is a student tholr daughter and granddaughter the two-year-old'i first. In hii dent Amory L. Haskell at winner's lit Morganville. He was graduated Lions International convention in In Clayton Will then can apply for license renewal at Ohio State university. of Lexington, Ky., formerly of Red previous outings, the best he had circle ceremonies. At the same time from Atlantic Highlands high New York city last week, gave his and transfer," said Mr, Glardano Mrs. J. Henry O'Hern and fam- Bank and Shrewsbury, arrived Mon- done was trail the leaders by 15 the top trainer at the meeting wil school and Monmouth Junior col- report on what Llonism !• doing (11 Dancer Left Estate to a Register reporter. ily of Beatti* park are enjoying a day by car for a visit with Mr. lengths. Cee Vee was rendered an aU't be honored. With four days re- vacation on Cap* Cod, Mass. lege. .over the world. License appeals were heard by Shutts' sisters, Mrs. M. E. VanDer- assist to the win when Air Tib maining Eugene Jacobs is in front There will be no meeting of the To Hollywood Star Dr, and Mrs, George Wagner of veer find Mrn, Anron Armstrong tt lording by eight lengths, bolted at in this contest with 13 wins, fol- WATKIN8—LONGO club next Tuesday because of the the ABC at Newark Friday, July Country Club estates are on a va- Wallace (street. the turn into the home stretch, ran lowi-d by "Buddy" Hirsch and Joe combined outing of the Lions club 23, with witnesses representing cation trip to the Thousand Is- Miss Doris Watkins, daughter of A protest against the probate of both the borough council in Its Pvt. James O. Tomalno was wide and came In for place money, Camac, deadlocked at the 11 count. and the Red Bank Rotary club at the will of Bessie Clayton, Gay 90's land*, Canada. ' among the 100 18-year-old volun- Mrs. Ethel Watkins of Hagger's the Manasqtian River Golf club at stand on the issue and others rep- Mlis Beulah Breckinrldge, prin- The daily double paid $44. Pow- Jockey Dave Gorman accepted lane; Fair Haven, and Louis Longo, ballerina, who died July 16 at Haz- teers to report at Fort Mead*, Md* ley was aboard Edgemerc In the Bridle next Wednesday. Golf will ard hospital, has been filed at Free- resenting Mr. O'Connor. On* high- cipal of Mechanic street school, and under the new legislation allowing three mounts Tuesday afternoon son of Mrs. Joseph Perri of Spring be the keynote of the day. A picked light was Mr. Malda'* claim that Miss Elisabeth A. Kelley, Red Bank first for n $9, $3.80, $3 payoff and and scored with all three, proving street, Red Bank, were married hold by Priscilla Mitchell Friersnn, one-year enlistments by this ag* Wahlcr was up on Kensington Gal live-man team from each club will Mrs. Clayton's daughter. The de- Councilman Car; Nelson informed senior high school faculty mem- group, it was recently announced them" Is nothing better than perfec- Saturday at St. Anthony's church, play a match, possibly 36 hole*. The him In advance of a June 8 eouneil ber, both of Broad street, are en- in the second for $5.60, S3 and 52.60. tion He has been dealing in "tri- Red Bank. The ceremony was ceased willed her estate to Roger by the Second Army headquarter*. Though the program was run in winning team will be presented a Pryor, radio and screen star, and hearing he already knew how he rolled In ths summer session at the pled" at the meeting, having woi performed by Msgr. Salvatore Di- trophy given in memory of the late would vote. University of Main* at Orono, Me. Dr. and Mrs, Joel E. Feldman of exceptionally poor weather, a crowd three of tlie four stakes In which Lorcnzo. ex-husband of her daughter. Rumson have returned from a mo- of 21,525 was on hand to bet a nif- Albert W. Worden by his sons. A The office of Surrogate Dorman On June 8, Mr. O'Connor who Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McClecs he has appeared at Monmoutli The bride was attended by Miss gold cup will so be given to the and daughters have moved into tor trip to California. Th* doctor ty $1,648,013. Rain mattered little Park. Nancy Egan of Fair Haven, and McFaddln disclosed Tuesday that had his company license located !• resumed his practice at hi* Wast to the customers. With New York's player from either club who has a caveat protesting probate of the the Sea Bright Yacht club applied tho.'r new home on South street the best man was William Gaynor the lowest gross score. There will which they recently purchased Front street office Monday. racing confined to up-state Sara- of Red Bank. The bride's suit was also be several other prize* for dif- will was filed July 27 by Richard for Its transfer to the partly burned toga, It is likely that, even with Monmouth Park moved into first W. Stout of Asbury Park, repre- building at 1148 Ocean avinue, from Dr. William Pierce. They Br. and Mrs. Daniel V. ManahSB place in tho country in volume of aqua, gabardine, and she had a cor- ferent events. are former Fair Haven residents. and eon William and Dr. and Mrs. snow, Monmouth would still regis- sage of white orchids. The maid senting the late ballerina's daugh- owned by Solomon Nelmark, coun- ter a million-dollar handle. The mutuel play this week, following One of the featured golf matches cilman de facto. Mr. Malda told "Pat"' Patterson of Lake avenue, F. Lawton Hindis of Mapl* ave- the close of the metropolitan tracks of honor was dressed In brown ter. nue are spending the month at the same condition existed Tuesday, will be between the "Old Men's Mrs. Clayton's will, It was learned, he Newark gathering, In essenee, Bill Welch of Oceanport, and Bud 1 Even though five race trains from in the Greater New York area for with a corsage of yellow daisies. Baling of Eatontown, are on a mo- Manahans summer horn* III Nova The bride was graduated from Team" of etch club—all, over SO was made less than two years be- Mr. Nelson had said to him In front Scotia. Hew York were cancelled because brief upstate visit to Saratoga years. The Lions team will be com- fore her death while her daughter of others before that meeting he tor trip to th* New England states. |>f .that .day's rain, the bettors found Thu New Jersey course has run Rumson high school and has been posed of Edwin Conover, John E. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Button of employed In the Newark offices of and Mr. Pryor were divorced more would consider It unwise to vote River road are leaving Monday on if Way down to record the best considerably over a million each Ballly, Jr., G. Harold Neviui, Dr, than ten years ago. The will has for the transfer "because Nelmark and daughter, Gall, and Miss Bar- Tuesday gate and handle of the day this week despite the worst the Prudential Insurance company. L, W. Crosaman and Edward d.n- bara Jane Smith ot Half Mile road a motor trip to Maine, whera they The bridegroom, a Red Bank high not yet been filed for probate. Ed- my political enemy." will visit Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoi- meeting. racing afternoons of the season way. ' ward W. Wise, Sr,, of Red Bank, ar* spsndlng several months in Tuerday and yesterday when rain- school graduate, is employed at Mr. Nelson, both at ths hearing England, Scotland and France. brook, formerly of Red Bank and. ' , With practically constant light Baynton's of Red Bank. representing Mr, Pryor, was not Rumson. •tain keeping the spectators under fall plagued the track the entire informed of ths caveat until he and later, vigorously denied ever They plan to return late this dny, Last week Mrs, Anna Sacco and having made such a statement to month, Miss Smith, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Domlnlck Blanca- cover, the track thoughtfully In- Misn Ella Dangler gave a miscel- offered the will for probate. Mr. Malda. He said he was against muiio uf Riverside avenue ar* par- stituted a system of showing the Overlook Hotel Though the value of the estate Colby Junior college, will enter 1 four leading horses on the "tote' Monmouth Park is to play hos laneous shower for the bride. The tl» transfer principally because It Toby Colburn school In New York, ent : of a eon born Sunday at River- party was held in the parish house is not known, It Is said to Include would put too many bars on Ocean view hospital. board. They used the slot gener- to several distinguished stars this Mrs. Clayton's Long Branch home. August SO, where she will study ad- ally used to post the order of fin- aftt-rnoon. Milton Berle, headliner of the Fair Haven Episcopal Seeks Talent avenue. vertising, merchandising and fab- Mrs. Frances Vetrano of Mon- church. Mrs. Clayton, who was 05 when ish. of stage, screen and radio, will be ah* died, was at on* time married At a second Sea Bright hearing, rlo designing. mouth street Is leaving next WMk a juest during the afternoon for Guests Included Mrs. May Mac- for Miami Beach, Fla., where aha SummarltBt Arthur, Mrs. Jane Decker, Mrs. Contest Winner to Julian Mitchell, stag* director of June 28, Mr. O'Connor unsuccess- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Henry and ... Flnt rase: claiming; 11,600; four- the running of the Milton Berle th* Zleitfeld Follies. She toured the fully tried to have the license son of Marlcabo, Venezueln, who will spend a vacation from her du- -jur-oldi and up: tlx furlonii. Purse, and Herb Polesle, star on Dorothy Wall, Mrs. Florence Jef- ties at the Colonial restaurant, I E4t«n*» (Powl.j) |9. 11.10, II. frey, Mrs. Mary Perrl, Mrs. Laura To Get Contract world after making her debut at moved to 11S8 Ocean avenue, Into havs been visiting Mr. Henry's par- •War Sword (Stout), IS. |J.«0. Muilc the Mutual Broadcasting System'* th* ag* of eight. a building adjacent to th/ Shrimp ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas 2ag*r ot ;l«Mon (Sorrcntlno), 11.40. radio show "Twenty Questions", Longo, Mrs. Helen Godard, Mrs. Jean Soden, Mrs. William Gaynor, The new owner* of Overlook ho- House. John strset, are on a motor trip to Miami, Fla., are visiting his mothar • Stoond n«c«: dilmlng; li,IM; four- will also be oh hand and make a tel at Highlands are conducting a and brother in Red Bank, whsra "year-oldi mnd up; six furlong*. presentation in a race named in his Mrs. Thomas Bevacqul, Mrs, Sam- Stolberg Wants Both applications wsrs denied in Rhode bland visiting relatives and J Kentlneton Gal (WiMec), I5.«O. IS, talent contest every Saturday nignt. a split vote, with Counctlnun Nel- frlendi. he formerly resided. 912.60. Wise Sun (Stout). 18.20, 12.80. honor. uel Magarlno, Mrs. Florence Ken- After a series of elimination trials Jchostwlek (McKenni), 18.10. nedy, Mrs. Virginia Becker, Mrs. Price Controls Back son and Jacobaen and Mayor Ralph W. Hey of Long Branch, Thomas Clusey of Now Tork the winner will be engaged for a city is visiting his sister, Miss Hal- • Third nee: claiming; 18,000; two. Th< Harborvale Stable of Mobile, Lester England, Mrs. Alfred De- Sidney Stolberg, in a statement Thomas Farrell voting "No," and who li employed by the Sigmurd vycar-oldi; tls furlonst. week to sing with a name band at Mr. O'Connor winning the losing Eisner company here, has been ap- en Clusey of Mechanic straat • Cee Vee (Powley), 1142.40, 121.10, All., has purchased the two-year- Gennaro, Mrs. Victor DeGennaro, tho Rustic cabin in North Jersey. today urged Rep. James C. Auchln- Mrs, Ralph Scaccla, Mrs, Henry support of Coundlmen Lester E. pointed associate director of meet- Charlcg Menna, own*r at th* •110. Air Tip (Breen), IS.tO. 12.10. Bull- old Arose from Daniel Lamont a The eight runners-up will bt clom to vote In th* present special JflcW (Kirk), $3.40. private terms. Trainer Fred W. Scnccln, Mrs. Frank Scaccia, Mrs. session of Congress, for genuine Perrine and Daniel Pearson. Both ngs of the National Association of West Bergen place markat, ro- • Fourth race: claiming; 18,000; two Hendricke, Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Cost Accountants by President D. turned home last Thursday on th* t,ycar-oldi: six furlong*. Dart Back Hannon will train the Juvenile for L. DeGennaro, Mrs. Guido lima- price controls to bring price* down times th* point was mads by th* contest Is being made possible majority that ther* were too many B. Camlnet of the Newark chapter. Arcadia, after a threa month*' «s> f(Scawthom), $48.80. I2S. 11S.20. Uncle his new owners. celll, Mrs. Anna Sacco, Mrs. Charles largely through the efforts of Harry to tho level of 1946. .Elmer (Gorman), 118, IS.20. Nor* T Tabor, Mrs. Ethel Watkins, Mrs. Mr. Stolberg, who is a candidate licenses located In Sea Bright'* bus- Mrs. William H. Peterbridge, and cation in Italy. While th*r* Mr. t(Sorrentlno). 16.20. Charles Anderson, Mrs, Paul Scag- Nichols, one of the hotel owners, iness section. her Children, William, David and Menna visited hi* sister at h*r t Fifth run: claiming; II,BOO; thne who is owner of the Rustic cabin. of the New Party for the House of Jane, have moved from their home home near Naples, whom h* had ffyear-olds; six furlongs. Carol Anderson lione. James E. Flynn Is serving a* mis- Representatives In this district, In his decision on the ease, Com- ; Fighting Mud (Sorrentlno), It. I3.K0, Mrs. Kenneth P. West, Mrs. A on South street to Portland, Me. not seen in 30 years. He also Vis- .12.60. Fralr Tuck tScawthorn). 15.80, ter of ceremonies for the contests. made the following statement: missioner Hock said he had con- ited other relatives In Milan ana "13.40. Phantom Fleet (Breen), 19. Has Birthday Party E. Muller, Mrs. Joseph Rosati, Mrs. "It is time that Congress got sidered elaims of political bias that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner, Jr. Lena Flasconaro, Mrs. Mary Prlvl- A new feature of the hotel is the of Peters place have moved to their Rome. He was accompanied on • Sixth race: The Rumson Handicap Captain Bob room, which was ar- down to the real business of con- had been raised by Mr. Malda and tho trip by his brother-in-law, Al- '110,000 added; three-year.olds and up Carol Michele Anderson, daugh' tera, Mrs. H. C. Hawkins, Mrs. Car- cerning itself with the welfare of new home on Broad street, Free- • *slx furlongB. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ander- ranged by Frank Meeres, Jersey Mr. O'Connor and "And that the fred Romcsani, who Is. owner of • Erlceron (Strange), 114.20, 17, 14. oline Harvey, Mrs. Barney Ege- ths people of America, The red appellant has failed to* sustain the hold, where Mr. Warner is em- son of 444 Morford place, celebrat land, Mrs. Dorothy Dangler, Mrs City attorney, and one of the mem- ployed at the Freehold Trust com- "Alfred's Open Door," Eatontown. (Dinner Cong (Hannman), 19.40, 16.80, bers of the hotel's board of direc- scare, the bi-partisan war talk, the burden of proof of .these claims, ' Miss Patricia Sheridan, daugh- • Brown Mogul (Corman), 14.20. ed her third birthday with a lawn Frank L. Innacelli, Mrs. Josephine tors, The hotel, formerly the Mar- repression of all dissenting thoughts concerning transfer to the Nel- pany. Mr. Warner, who has been J Seventh race: 18.600; thrte-yeir-oldt party at her parents' home. Sixteen Acerra, Mrs. Frances Aquino, Mrs very active in Methodist circles and ter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Sher- •mile and R sixteenth, tin house, opened Friday. ar« all part ot a smokescreen to be- mark building. dan of Broad street, has returned • All In Fun (Unrmunn), HMD, l»,»0, children and their mothers were Joseph Perri, Mrs. John Borelll foff the real Issues, Those issues a member of the choir of the local • IC, Horal Scot (Carroll), 181.20, 117 present and the tots enjoyed games, ami Misses Josephine Pcrri, Caro- Jennie Paris!, a Highlands girl, Concerning the application re- church several years, was presented to Little Flower camp, Tobyhanna, 1 iSuirar Pete (Scott), 17. is the featured singer in the Cap- are prices, wages, the draft, and a jection involving the 1188 Oeean Pa., after spending a few days at a see-saw and swings on the lawn. lyn Wilson, Beverly Rosenberg return to a foreign policy that will with a farewell gift by the church • Eighth race: claiming; 18,000; four. Carol received many presents, in Lois England, Florence Joy, Lida tain Bob room with Clyde Olson's avenue sit*, the commissioner re- officials before leaving town. her home here. aFcir-olds and up: mile.and a furlonR. orchestra. The contest Is open to bring peace not war. -, ported: " I Did (Strange), $11.40. 15.20, II. cluding a huge birthday cake with Dunlap, Joan Harvey, Joan Dang- all Monmouth county residents, "Therefore, I am writing a letter Mr. and Mrs. Everett Runyon, Emma Early of Brooklyn ILoyaJ (Gilbert), 13.80, 13.40. Amlick three candles. Refreshments of ic ler, Lois Kennedy, Gloria Sacco, "Ther* Is another tavern In th* who have been living on South -(Carroll). $4.40. to Representative Auchlncloss urg- same block, 20 feet south. Less than the week-end with Mr. and cream and cake were served. Elvera Sacco, Ella Dangler, Mar- ing him to vote for a real price con- strset, have moved to Lakewood. Mrs Reginald B. VanBrunt of Wil- Children present were Patrick garet Cameron, Evelyn Levens, August Bride-Elect 800 feet to the north there are three Mr. Runyon Is now employed at •Large Card Party trot bill,to roll prices back to the consumption and two distribution liam street. Francis Grause, Timothy Heatley Nancy Egan and Rose Innacelli, Is A Shower Guest 1946 level. When milk sells from 20 Farmingdale. Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Avail Of Eileen Grace Maloney, Elizabeth establishments. Misses Josephine and Helen :Hcld At Yacht Club to 2b cents a quart, the average It Is apparent that, with tut eon- Spring street are parents of a Lynne Maloney and Jo Ann Ma- HENN—TimiILL Mis* Audrey Crawford, daughter American child cannot possibly be Lang, former Shrewsbury residents, datijrhter horn last Thursday at : Mrs. William L. Baily, Jr., was loncy of Rumson; Rickey Trenery of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Craw- sumption and two 'package' li- are now residing In the Shrewsbury Jcha.rman f the card party held Miss Bertha Henn, daughter of prcptrly nourished. Talk is cheap censes already located within' a Rivcrvlew hospital. , o Mary Margaret Rose, Neal Ros Mr. and Mrs. George Henn of Key- ford, Sr., of Headden's Corner, was —let's have more action from the Manor apartments on Riverside Richard Moore of Lake flhpn V'last night at the Shrewsbury Rive: and Melvin Rose, Jr., of Red Bank gucit at a miscellaneous shower radius of less than 1,000 feet of avenue. •Ydclit club at Fair Haven. There port, was married Friday to Harry old parties on the things which both of the proposed premises, the drive. Country Club estates, on* of Charles and James Thompson o: Hodgson Tuthill, son of Mr. and given for her Monday at the home realiy affect the lives of all the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mulligan the Register's army of bright news- •\vci<; 40 tables in play, and double River Plaza, Patricia Forrar Mrs. Wilmer H. Tuthill of Keyport. of her aunt, Mrs. Frank W. Craw- neighborhood Is already well sup- of Shrewsbury avenue, have re- • 'deck* of playing cards were prizes. people, not just legislation for the plied with liquor outlets and the ies, has taken a month off from hi* Jay Francis Forrar of Shrewsbury The ceremony was performed al ford, also of Headden's Corner. privileged few. As Henry Wallace turned home after spending two newspaper route and will spend k There were more than 39 special Mary Margaret Quinn and Jame: the home of the bride's parents by M1SE Crawford will be married council's refusal to place an ad- •awards and a special price given says,- let's return to the principles ditional liquor license there was weeks at Lake Placid, N. Y. part of the time on his aunt's farm Qulnn of Fair Haven and Christo Rev. Albert G. Shiphorst, pastor of Sui'day to Smith Blanchard of of F.D.R. and again place human Mrs. Bruno Masza of Monmouth near Morgantown, Pa. «by the club commodore, Alfred P. pher James Day of Keyport, Ke'yport Reformed church, Colt's Neck, at the Red Bank Re- based upon a sound exercise of the , SBoyce. A crystal and silver vase values above profits. discretion vested In It." street Is a surgical patient at Mon- Mrs. Mabel E, Good has returned The adults were Mrs. Helen The bride was given in marriage formed church. mouth Memorial hospital. to her home In New York city af- Inlled with summer flowers, was Grause, Mrs. Mildred Day, Mrs, Guests were Mrs. Gordon Van- Considering this last part of !von by Mise Mildred Schcnck. by her father. The attendants were CAR AGENCY GETS PERMIT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennedy of ter spending a week with her Jeanne Thompson, Mrs. Fred Tren- Mr. and Mrs. Marion H. Walling home, Mrs. Betty Warren, MM. Commissioner Hock's statement, a Peters place have moved into their mother, Mrs. Charles W. Emmona S Assisting the chairman were Mrs, cry, Miss Nan Brydon, Mrs. Mar, Harold W. Crawford, Jr., Mrs. After six months of legal obstruc- lawyer familiar with liquor laws ;E(Jward Bowers, Mrs. Fred E of Keyport, brother-in-law and new home on Phalanx road, Lin- of McLaren street. J. Grause, Mrs. John M, Welch, sister of the bride. Ralph Mahon, Mrs, Helen Cleary, tion, Asbury Park City Manager J, suggested that If Mr. O'Connor croft. .'.lisa Margaret Tobln of Philadel- •Gregg, Mrs. Alfred P. Boyce, Mrs, Mrs. Margaret Rose, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Harold W. Crawford, Sr., and Oliver Armstrong Tuesday Issued a does try to select another Sea • Florence Rau, Mrs. Jack Knodell, Following the ceremony a buffet permit to Chester Morris and Ed- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hopkins phia, formerly of Red Bank, Is va- Forrar and Mrs. Eileen Mulouey. supper was served. Mr. and Mrs, Mire Bridget Annichlni of Head- Bright location In the hope ot cationing with her sisters, Mrs. »Mra Samuel J. Kessler, Mrs. John den> Corner; Mrs. Morris V«nNote, win H, Woolley to start construc- saving his license, tt must be out of West Front street, River Plaza, SKerbcr, Mrs. Allan Hascall, Mrs. Tuthill left later for a wedding trip tion of their Packard agency show- have moved Into their new home John Spillanc of McLaren street through New York state and Can- Loi g Branch; Mrs. Fred Blanchard of the congested business area If and Mrs. Reginald B. VanBrunt Of »G, J, Frcret, Mrs. Frederick Stro- Divorce Advised and Miss Barbara Blanchard, room and parts shop at Cookman Mr. O'Connor's effort Is to be met on Valley drive, Atlantic High- ada. Upon their return they will lands; Mr. Hopkins was formerly William street. !bcl, Mrs. Robert Rooke and Mrs. live at Keyport. Col'.'c Neck, and Mr*. Olive Orln, avenue. The Hotel Gardner, Inc., with any possible success. Z Matthew Maclsaacs. For Lillian Bauer Beverly Hills, Cal. which opposed the construction of water safety and accident preven- M;\ and Mrs. John Ryan af. Both Mr, and Mrs. Tuthill are th* agency, presented an order to tion director of the Monmouth Pinckncy road are parents of a Advisory Master Alcxandc graduates of Keyport high school, Mr. Armstrong for the discontinu- TO AWARD BBIDOB CONTRACT County Red Cross chapter, and is daughter born Tuesday at Mon- {Local Companies* Trapp at Freehold Monday advised Mrs. Tuthill also attended Rider Dance Aug. 13 At Rumson ance of a writ of certlorarl, which State Highway Commlsslon*r now doing similar service with tho mouth Memorial hospital. a divorce degree for Lillian M. college, Trenton, and Packard was filsd In ths State Supreme Spencer Miller, Jr., will receive North Atlantic Area of Red Cross James Hershon, son of Rabbi and Seek Natural Gas Savage Bauer of 19 Elm place, Red Commercial school, New York city. To Aid Nursing Program The Public Health Nursing court. bids Tuesday, August 34, for th* In thtlr New York city oRlcca. Mrs Arthur H. Hershon of Waltaoa The County Gas company of At- Bank, from Frank J, Bauer of As- She has been associated with the bury Park, formerly of Rumson, Brown Publishing and Printing elation of Rumson, Sea Bright ana filling of the southern approaoh to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hanson of street celebrated his 17th birthday lantic Highlands, the Jersey Cen Fair Haven, will hold a mid-sum- RED BANK COLLISION the new high lev»l Brl*M*-Polnt Riverside avenue are spending two yesterday. James had been looking tral Power and Light company and on a cruelty charge. She was company, publishers of the Key- awarded custody nf a daughter, 4, port Weekly and Matawan Journal, mer dance at Rumson Country club Cars driven by William Relriy of Pleasant Beach bridge on route 85 weeks at Denver, Colo. forward to yesterday for many thrco other New Jersey firms Tues boathouse Friday night, August 13. over the Mananquan river. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeGeorge months us on his lTUi birthday, ac- day requested the Federal Powei and a son, 7, and granted $25-per- for the past 11 years and is a Jersey City and Lester Pierce of week support. former vice president and secretary Tickets are being sold by the chalr- Long Branch collided Tuesday even- The river channel Is to bs re- of Trenton are visiting Mr. De- cording to law, he will be allowed commission at' Washington, D. C, located 300 feet nearer Point Pleas- to B4>ply for a permit to drive an to force the Texas Eastern Trans- A divorce degree on grounds ol of the Monmouth County Press as- mnn, Mrs. J. Sanford Shanley ot ing at tho intersection of Mechanic George's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth sociation, Rumson. and Spring streets, According to ant Beach and ths Initial grading DeGeorge of Shrewsbury avenue. automobile. mission corporation to tell natural cruelty was advisod for Nottio M, ot 2/10 of a mile will extend from Jli.-a Kathy O'Brien, young' gas to them. Rogers of Farmingdale from Wil- Mr. Tuthill Is a veteran of World The dance has been arranged for Deputy Chief Reuther, the Pierce Mrs, Mabel Lewis, a buyer for liam E. Rogers of Bclmar, and i both teen-agers and adults. Serv- car hit the other vehicle broadside, Broadway in Point Pleasant to Straus company, is ill at her home daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tho New Jersey companies wer_ War II, having served three years within 200 feet of the new channel. O'Brien of West Front street, la a degree on grounds of desertion wa in the Navy, including 33 months ing with th* chairman are Mrs. Both cars were damaged. In Point Pleasant, • aided In their argument by Jack advised for Norman Burtis Cham- Edwin D. Bransome, Mrs. Horace Contracts will be awarded later for Miss Ruth Zimmerman of New patient at Monmouth Memorial hos- {Schwartz, deputy executive direc sen duty, He is employed by Ches- work on the main bridge and for pital, where she is reported to bs tor of the New Jersey Public UUII- bers of Ocean Grove, from Anna ter B, Williams of Koyport as a K. Horncr, Mrs. William Heatley ENTERTAIN AT DINNER York city is a house guest of Mrs Myrtle Brotherton Chambers of plumber and eteamflUcr. ami Mrs, James G. VanNostrand. the crossing at Will's Hole thoi- Mary Massey of Peters place. Improving rapidly, 1 ties commission, who said they Neptune city. Mrs. Chambers wa r>r. and Mrs. William Heatley of ouphfnre, near the Point Pleasant Hurry J. Boskey of Worthley J should receive an "equitable pro- Rumson gave a dinner last night Mrs. William McKnight. of New- given custody of a son, 16, and i GISTS COUNCIL SEAT Beach shore. man Springs road has taken a po- street, who Has been a medical pa- J portion" or the addition 7(1,000,00 daughter, 17, who now live with JACKSON—FUKCiGENS at the St. Regis Roof in New York tient nt Rlvervlew hospital, hae re- • uibio feet oC nntuial gas tho Texai Donovan J. Manclni, real estate city for Rear Admiral Walter S. sition with Stelnbach compnny at her, Mr. and Mrs, Huaaoll A, Jacluon man, insurance broker and World BOAT CLUB VNIT MEETS their Red Bank store. turned home, • uimpnny Is seeking to pass through Do Lnny, U.S.N., commandant of Mrs. Alfred C. Beck and children jilj Jiipca dully, By tho uae of nulu of Newman Springs road announce war II veteran, was appointed As- the Third Naval district,.and Mrs. The Ladles' auxiliary of the Mon Ml»s Jeanne Patterson of Lako KEANSllUHG GIKL ILL, the marriago ot their daughter, bury Park councilman Tuesday mouth Boat club met Monday night avenue I* enjoying a two weeks' of Hudson avenue are spending the »]»1 pus, tho gnu rules In the county De Lany, summer at a camp in northern New • -would bn considerably lessened. Miss Ruth Grace, to MnJ. Roger F, night by a 3 to 0 vote. He was at the clubhouse. Mrs. Chester vacation from her position with a Miss Joan Aalhuo of Kcansburg Froggons, son of Mrs. Lillian C, sworn in yestorday, Manclni, a Re- York state. , 1 Ho County Gaa company applied WINS 1RUM8ON CAR Apy presided. Two new members, New York city textile firm, and Is In being transferred from Mon FrcgKcns of East Orange, and the publican county committeeman, was Mm, Grouts and Mrs, Charles Cur- VlHlttng friandH at Glasgow, Mo, Mrs. Robert Patrick and son S for the Use of natural gas when mouth ' Memorial hospital, whore Bobby of Miami Beach, Fla., spsnt • new owners took over, late Thomus H, Frcggens, A double appointed to 1111 a vacancy caused Billy Fruke, 18-year-old son of roll, waro Introduced to the mem- Fntrlck N, Rlccl of 178 South she has been a medical patient, to ring ceremony wan performed July when Thomus J. Smith resigned In Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Frake of bers present, Plans were made for Bridge avenue has resigned hto po- the week-end visiting friends her* « The ro«ii to betUr and blgKfr bail Jersey City Medlciii Center todny, 14 by Chuplain C. L, Propsl'tn the January. Mr. Manclni will serve Hendden's Corner, Saturday night a box lunch to be held Labor day, sition as cost accountant with the and In Shrewsbury, Her husband Miss Aalbue will remain at th bsse chnpol of Wrlght-Pattorson on tho council until th* city elec- was awarded the Pontlac sedan at The next, meeting will'be Beptem Lionel corporation at Tivlngton Is a former member of the Red aoluant,—Adftnllaaisi Medical Center fiveral wulu, Air Fore* but, Dayton, 0. Cipt, tion next May, > th* Rumiea rirtmtn's annual fair( Dlr U and has connected himself with the Bank senior high school faculty. BED BASK BEOISTEB, AUGUST g, 1948 Paee Three sign. This mum foot air draln- Little Silver $100 if every councilman would at- ag* and ventilation. Betty VanBmnt Weds Army Officer tempt to drive over Bayside drive. Time To Plan Hay racks are but located Social Service Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tetley of Highlands Tables She refused to believe a statement against the pen partition* high Rumson road are spending two by Mayor A. Meade Robertson tnat enough 10 the animal ha* to reach. -weeks in New Hampshire. stren. department men had worked 1949 Pastures Instead of mangeri, which are hard Plans Public Mis* Marie Wilby of Rumson Amendment To on the drive. Other residents de- to clean, many dairymen like to road has had her house painted niid having seen street depart- feed out of sanitary steel bucket* Benefit Aug. 24 by Charles Leach of Mlddletown ment workers there. Be Surelril I- Well •ueh as bushel measure* held in township. Building Code Other complaints about the road Limed And Fertilized place by a side ring to the wall or Thomas Bell of Rumson road is wen; that pools of stagnant water supported by heavy harness snaps. Fashion Display, on a business trip to Montreal, Action Protested left in ditches are harmful to chil- These can be cleaned between feed- Canada. dren, delivery men would not en- Pasture seeded the last two Letters have been received from ter Bayside drive and packages weeks in August will be ready for ings. Novelty Breakfast By Legion leader Krueger holds that a good stall Mro. Clark P. Kemp of Rumson would be returned, also prospective grazing early next spring, advUel In Hollywood Show road, who is on a European tour. tenants took one look at the street County Agent Clark. size I* 10*10 feet. This can be di- The letters were postmarked at And Fire Officials vided into four unit*, Baft feet for an.l went back home. Mr3. Still- Clark urges dairymen consider- Southampton. Mr. Kemp, borough ger promised presentation of a pe- ing new pastures to give some small calve* or into two unit* for The Monmouth County Organiza- collector, returned home Friday Thr Highlands mayor and council middle-slced ones. Floor drains tion for Social Service will hold its Tuesday night tabled an amend- i tlticn at the next mc<*lng. thought to using a mixture of from Rlvervlew hospital. The counc usually are not satisfactory and so first public benefit, a "Breakfast in meiu to the building ordinance af-1 " received three bid! Ladino clover and orchard grass Mr. and Mrs. Guy Belcher and fo r a half ton truck f th they can be left out of the plans, Hollywood" party, Tuesday morn- •on of Rumson road are spending ter protcata were heard from tne I - °r <» ™- or Ladino clover and bromegrass. he says. £ ing, August 24, at 11:30 a. m. at fire department and i3ertram Perry ' ter department. Low bidder was Pastures grown from these ma- a month at Netcong. the Weilc Au Sea Girt inn. Featured at the event Chester Sharp of Tabor street American Lotfion leader and coun- I r '° Sales company of. tures provide surprisingly more Grape Toawt* Gall law Viawyard will be a fall fashion shorn', staged cllmnnic candidate Atlantic Highlands. The bid waa grazing during the summer months by Steinbach company of Red hu returned from a business trip Fee. to Washington, D. C. The ordinance 'stipulater d that $900. After a tie vote, the matter than bluegrass-white clover pas- Bank and Asbury Park. was tabled s tures. Small reddish green gall* are be- Mrs. Raymond Davison of Or- seml-fircproof buildings "could be ' » Mayor Robertson re- Two original hats, designed by fustri to votc 3a C. S. Garrison of Rutgers reports ing found on grape plant* again chard place is enjoying a two constructed two-and-one-half feet y'ng I"*' " ">• this year a* last. County Agent Hattle Carniegie, and given by the weeks' vacation from her duties as from the property line instead of council did not know what it want- that tests made by the New Jersey noted .couturier, who ia a Middle- fivo feet as ruled In the present Agricultural Experiment station Clark explains that thM* are grape dental assistant to Dr. Herbert E. ed, he wa3 not going to decide the tomato galls and are caused by a town township resident, will be Williams of iled Bank. Mr. and issu prove that the Ladino, bromegrass, price*. Tickets may be purchased ordinance. The council will nold ' "- orchard grass and Reed canary small citar-wlngcd gnat or fly. In- Mrs. Davison and Mr. and Mr*.a special session Monday night af- ' ~ j ' side the gall la a bright orange from committee members, or at the Norman Burlew attended the sup- grassmixtures have been giving at inn the day of the benefit. James te.- n report is received from the', YvoilllC Kink Feted worm. per of the Presbyterian church at lire underwriters tolling the effect ' least 2',i times more grazing than Allardice of Toms River will be Farmingdale last Thursday. the bluegrass-white-clover combin- Clark report* ending the gall* on master of ceremonies. Prizes will the amendment would have on tne At Birthday Pali)' new canes, tendril*, truit clusters Mrs. Mary Glllard of Washing- llro insurnnce rates. J ations. be awarded for the most interest- a In mailing a new pasture, It's and leaves. Ing and eccentric hats worn by ton, D. C, who came here to at- The objection of the fire depart-! Mr- "d Mrs. James Rink of It ha* been reported, he say*, members of the audience. tend the funeral of her aunt, Annie men*, was on the ground that th" Hudson avenue entertained at a important to be sure that the soil B. Carver, is visiting with friends. is well limed and fertilized, Clark that the gall-forming insect* in- Arrangements for the benefit buildings would be too close to- lawn party last week for their crease in vineyard* where DDT has Mr. and Mrs. John Poteet and gether, causinK a lire hazard. I daughter, Yvonne, who was threi points out. The seedbed must be were made at a committee meet- daughter of Maryland were Satur- llrm and well prepared. Care in been used a* a apray for the con-ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mr. Perry said that if the amend- i years, old. trol of grape berry, moth, But he day guests of Col. and Mrs. Daniel rruiii would benefit a. majority of : Guests were Marcia Stone. Patty planning and seeding pastures will J. Sanford Shanley at Rumson. roteet of Rumson rond, pay big dividends, he says. ha* found gallt In home gardens Mr*. Lewis S. Thompson, Sr., presi- the townspeople it would be accept- j and Jerry Franklin. Marcella and where no DDT had been used, as dent of the M.C.O.S.S. since its Miss Marie Wilby and Misses able to him. He doubted tbl.s, now-1 Vincent Cnnnnn, Bonnie-Lynn FreelioldcriTVlsit Rutgers. well as in vineyard* sprayed with foundation, will be honorary ben- Meta, lima and Lillian VanGlahn ever, nnd indicated the nmend- i Young, and Mrs. Clove H. Stone, DDT. efit chairman, and Mr*. Walter L. of Red Bank attended the services mem was being Introduced to bnnc- j Mn Jerry Franklyn, Mrs. Louis Freeholders from every agricul- in the Ocean Grove temple Satur- 1 tural county In the state spent Grape tomato gall never has been Mason of Allenhurst, and Mrs. fit a few, including Councilman i Cassan, Mrs. Ralph Young, Mrs . a serious pest in grapes, and has day. Mlas Wilby entertained Mrs. Louis Loder, whom Mr. Ferry men- i Leroy Quackenhush and Mrs, IrV- Tuesday afternoon, July 27, as Louie F. Albright, Spring Lake, ac- Albert Osborn and son of Long guests at Rutgers university and been found only rarely in vine- tive chairmen. tloncd by name. \ Inn Rink. yards. And so, no control can be Mrs. William E. Leary Branch Sunday. The legion commander charged I the Agricultural Experiment sta- The M.C.O.8.S. has been serving Mrs. William Skldmore of Church that the councilman, a builder, j BABY CLINIC tion. Since Boards of Freeholders suggested at present Monmouth county residents for Miss Elizabeth E. VanBrunt, E. G. Christ, Rutgers fruit expert, Monmouth, was best man. Usher- street Is entertaining Miss Daisy wanted to sell a house and that the I A baby clinic will be held at the have a co-operative relationship more than 30 years. The organiza- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Ing were Capt. Alfred Stoli of Fort Harrington of Madison. amendment was necessary to make Middletown health center next Tues- with the state university in the or- notes that it has been reported that tion is supported partly by state B. VanBrunt of William street, was Hancock, and Capt. Carl K. Lund- insect* such as leaf roller, mite* Mr. nnd Mrs. Denman Smith and the sale legal. "It looks like this '. day at 9 a. m., and a pre-natal ganization and malntainance of the and county funds, but 65 per cent married Saturday to Capt. William quist and First Lieut. Harry Karch, children of Oceanport avenue have business was started to please one clir.ie next Wednesday at 2 p. m. extension service In agriculture and mealy bug* also increase In must be realized by private contri- E, Leary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-both of Fort Monmouth. returned from a vacation nt Miami, or two," he said. I •- . • —-.. . , , , • » and home economics in each coun- vineyard* sprayed heavily with butions. During the past this per- liam W. Leary of Brooklyn, at A reception followed at Glbbs DDT. He suggest!, therefore, that Fin., with Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. In defense, Councilman Loder / ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^^^^— ty, they have an interest In the re* centage has been met by a com- Chapel two, Fort Monmouth. The hall, Fort Monmouth Officers club, S, F. Shortinghouse. said he had Introduced the ordi-1 ^^^^^^^^^a^^lm^^^^^^^ search and education in agriculture the grape spray schedule be fol- paratively small list of contribu- double ring ceremony was per- at Eatontown. lowed, and DDT u*ed only where Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conner* of nar.cn many months before he ever at the state university. tors, mostly in the northern end of formed by Msgr. Joseph T. Casey The bride's mother chose a pow- Lat'chmont, N. Y., were recent intended selling a house. Ho saitl The program included brief ex- berry moth Is a serious problem the county, This year, however, of St. James church, Red Bank. der blue crepe gown with black ac- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Her- it had been referred to tho plan- planations by members of the ex- and when leaf hoppers attack. Increased salaries to the corps of The chapel was decorated with cessories and u cor.sage of orchids. mann of Point road. ning board and to the borough at- periment station staff of some of Summer Critical Period Far I«wa. nurses forced the board of trustees bouquets of white roses and palms. The bridegroom's mother was to adopt a deficit budget and this Leroy Tyack of Lovett avenue torney. Ho felt that 10 to 15 homos the new techniques and research at July and August bring many dis- Miss Jean Patterson was soloist, dressed in navy blue with matching wai an honored guest at a dinner In th(. borough had not been built benefit will help to meet the emer- and Miss Joan Coughlin, organist. accessories and a corsage of the experiment station which are appointments to the lawn owner. gency. held recently in Massolettl's restau- because the ordinance had not of benefit not only to the farm The fine quality turf that ha* been Vio'in selections were played by orchids. Blue nnd white flowers rant. Mr. Tyack has just complet- bcei, changed. people of the state, but to all cit present all spring may die suddenly The next committee meeting will Warrant Officer Meyer Goldman of decorated the club. The reception ed 15 years of service with the "We have a $<1!)0,000 debt in this izens. Data on steam pollution and or be crowded out by a host of be Thursday, August 19, at the Fort Monmouth. was followed by dunclng. Wettern Electric, town," he .said. "If we. dnn't g^t the underground water supply, crabgras* seedling*. home of Mrs. Mason in Allenhurst. Th« bride was given in marriage Upon their return from a Cana- Mrs. Edwin Close was guest of more people here to help pay It, we new trends in marketing farm Nature, with it* unfavorable Mr. Mason will serve as benefit by her father. Her gown was ivory dian wedding trip the couple will honor at a birthday dinner last will always have the debt. That's products, the treatment of lawns weather and pests It not the only treasurer. Mrs. Ruth P. Bokius is slipper satin, and was designed rcsidh in an apartment at Fort week at White Gate inn, Matawan. my main reason for wanting the with, new chemical weed killers, publicity chairman. wltn a long train, She had a Monmouth. For traveling the bride Donald Buck of Prospect avenue, amendment passed." He then major enemy of good turf observes fingertip length veil and carried now methods of determining the Ralph E. Engel, tstenalon associ- Others icrving are Mrs. Henry vrtLi dressed in a navy blue faille who joined the army in March, has moved passage of the amendment plant food elements In the soil, the sprays of white rotes and baby's suit, with light pink accessories. arrived in Hawaii aboard an army on final reading, but his motion ate In farm crop* at Rutgers uni- E. Ackerson, Jr., Mrs. Harry Brin- breath. results of tests of many chemicals versity. Often man create* great dle Mr*. Burnett Bier, Mrs. James Th« bride was graduated from transport, received no second. Henry Fehl- Is YOUR Family on the control and eradication of obstacles to the gran. Close mow- A. Fisher, Mrs. Edward Farry, Mrs. Misn Ann Harkin* of Red Bank Red Bank Catholic high school and Ormond Ritter, who is with the liabcr, building inspector, backed ticks, and a demonstration of the was maid of honor. Her gown was attended Red Bank Business Insti- Standard Oil company In South Councilman Loder and cleared him ing and careless watering are the Harold Freedman, Mrs. Walter W. of Insinuations made by Mr. Ferry. work among young people through most common causes of summer in- Gosling, Mrs. William G. Herrman, yellow starched organdy, and her tute. She was employed ae a sec- America, I* on vacation and visit- PROTECTED? the 4-H clubs In the field of home Mr*. Oliver K. Parry, Mr*. Owen bouquet was of orchid acabiosa and retary with the Signal Corps board Ing friends in town. While in this By a 4 to 2 vote, the council jury to lawn*. Crabgrasa U at it* yellow roses, and she had a match- at Fort Monmouth. economics, were a part of the pro-best In closely cut turf. Give your Pearce, Mrs. Fred F. Schock, Jr., section Mr. Rttter Is staying with votvd an emergency expenditure of gram. The demonstration and Mr*. Parker K. Smith, Mrs. George ing headpiece. Capt. Leary is stationed at Fort his brother, John Ritter of Fair W.COO for the temporary repair to lawn a "haircut" not a "shave." Mrs. Kenneth Layton of Keyport Monmouth. He was graduated Haven. meeting were In charge of Dr. W. Raising the height of the mower A. Smock, 2d, Mrs. George L. Van- several borough etrcets. Council- Lift Iniurtnet it H. Martin, the head of the College Deusen, Mrs. Arthur J. White and and Mrs. Alfred Schroeder of Fort front James Madison high school at Dr. and Mrs. John Morris and man Thomas Lyons, street commit- cut to a minimum of an Inch and Monmouth were the other attend- of Agriculture and experiment sta- a half can itilt save a sick lawn. Mils Mildred L. Enrlght. Bipoklyn and took a pre-college children of Farmingdale and Mr. t«s chairman, said $5,000 was the Yew Fintit Protection tion. Dinner was served to the ants. Their costume* were laven- course at the United States Mili- and Mn. Joseph Driscoll of Eaton- minimum amount needed for the group at the university Commons. Lawn* do not need water every der starched organdy. Their bou- tary academy at West Point. Dur- town were Sunday guests of Mr. work. He said there was only Monmouth county's Board of Free- day or week of the hot summer, quets were yellow roses and orchid ing World War II he served in the and Mrs. Emerson Quackenbush. about J800 in the street accounts holders was represented by Abram Engel explains. Only In extended Stray Car Lifted ecablosa, and they had matching Asiatic-Pacific theater for three Mrs. Emerson Burnett is visit- at present. If the emergency is D. Voorhces and Victor E. Gros- drough periods Is water needed on headpieces. and a half years with the 27th New ing her brother-in-law and sister, appioved by the state, tho follow- Walker & Tindall singer, who attended the meeting an established lawn. Browning of Capt. Alfred Schroeder of Fort Yoik division. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Emmons of ing BtrceU will be repaired: Bay- nnd demonstration In company the grata and dry aoll to six inches Off R. R. Tracks Church street. sidii drive. Chestnut street, Wad- Realtors and Innurom with with the county agricultural deep or more are the belt sign* of dell alreet, South Linden avenue, Insufficient moisture. Fair Haven ted to the Chicago College of Op- Marino place, Rogers jitreet anil agent, M. A. Clark. toinetry. He is a navy veteran and Snug Harbor avenue. 19 E. Front St., Red Bank Dally, flash watering* art use- Saved From Being The Ladles' auxiliary of the Fair a graduate of the Atlantic town- Shrewsbury Plant Fall lettuce. less. A thorough soaking to a Haven lire company was awarded a sh'n school and Red Bank high Mrs. Elmer Morris and son Concerning elrucU, n delegation Phones 6-2776 • 6-3404 depth of four to five Inches at one- Crushed By Train prize at the Rumson firemen's fair. school. from the northwest section of Bay- The seed of the fall lettuce erop Thomas of Monroe avenue are eide drive aslied council for imme- NipreMiitliifl THE TRAVtLCNS, Harlfefi Should be planted about the first week Interval* I* best for the av- The occasion marked the first time spending this month with her sla- erage lawn. Terrace* often auffer the ladies wore their new uniforms. Colt's Neck Reformed church will diate repair of their street. or second week of August. Thor- from a lack of moisture due to Mrs. Jonas Tumen, 87 Mon- hold services at 11 a. m. Sunday, ter, Mrs. Edward Buhler of Al- Mn. Marjorio Stillger offered oughly prepare the lettuce ground mouth drive, Deal, parked her car Tho uniform* are navy blue long- wltit Rev. Kenneth Howard of New bany, N. Y. They will tour the heavy run-off loiies. Water must on Broadway, Long Branch, Sun sleeved dresses with gold buttons, now so that it may become firm or be applied slowly on such locations navy blue overseas cap with gold York city in the pulpit. Miss Eliz- New England statei before their settled nnd then plan to destroy to permit soaking up by the soil, day night and walked away. The Insignia and while accessories. abeth Matthews will be organist. return. al„„l weeds before the young lettuce but enough should be put on to car started to roll after Mrs. Tumen Thn firemen also won attendance St. Mary's Catholic church of A lot in Alameda court, owned by plants break through the ground. moisten the soil at least four Inches had left. Anthony Graxlano, 088 prizes at the Rumson and Wana- Colt's Neck will hold masses Sun- Mrs. Ruth Frances Zacek of Bel- Pre-cmergence destruction of weeds deep. Elberon avenue, who was driving miisxa firemen's fairs, day at 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. ford, has been purchased through In fall lettuce will reduce hand east on Broadway, saw the car roll' Frank B. LaWes of Newman Springs The chances for keeping the Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Scud- Among those from this area at- labor in weeding later. Ing down the grade toward the rail- tending the presentation of the road by Mrs. Edith R. Speck of OFFICIAL RESULTS lawn at It* best during hot weather der o! River road are staying at Thorough preparation of soil well road tracks. He stopped hi* car and Elijah oratorio at the Ocean Grove Brooklyn. The buyer will have a In advance will make weeding and are much better with proper mow- took up the chase after the way-the Adirondack League club's Han- bungalow built on the P'°t. ing and watering treatments. Sum- nedage lodge. auditorium were Mr. and Mrs. hoeing considerably ensier after the ward car. George De Garmo and family, Miss About 100 members of the Com- lettuce starts growing, says County mer failures result In expensive re- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Jones munity club and guests attended a Of The First seeding and renovation jobs. The car careened by a light of River road are spending two Elizabeth Matthews, Mrs. W. O. Agent Clark. Cultivate as soon af- standard and the front part slid Rogers and son Donald, Mrs. Ever- picnic Saturday afternoon on Rich- ter each rain as possible, especially weeks at Lake Success, N. Y. ard Hammond't residence property. Fire* on American farms took over the crossing planks of the Mm, Michael Hoffman of Manu- ett Matthews, Miss Margaret Sick- 40 Places if the surface of the soil has a ten- northbound tracks. The rear of the les and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph For- Games were under direction of dency to crust or become hard, pre- 3,900 lives last year. Property dam- et, N. Y., is spending a week with John Berkson, Mr. Hammond was age was $80,000,000. car also dangled over the south' her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. man and son Joseph. Mr. and Mrs, venting the air from getting to the bound track*. A crowd quickly Forman were members of tho chairman and Mrs. Frank B. Lawes roots of the plants. and Mrs. Joseph Lo Piccolo. Mr. was in charge of refreshments. Use high-magnesium lime, In the gathered and by united effort man- Lo Piccolo returned Monday from chorus. Alliany-N. Y. Outboard Marathon, June 13th aged to lift the car back on the Through a misunderstanding Mrs. Wet Paint Can Po.aon Cattle. hydrated or ground limestone form, a three weeks' trip through the Lawes had been mentioned as on soils low In available magnes- crossing planks and roll it to Smokey mountains. chairman. Keep animals away from newly- safety, a few minute* before a train RuniBon ium. Mrs, Edwin Stewart of Fair Ha- DRIVER AND HOME MOTOR painted barns or fences, warns passed by. ven road is a surgical patient at Mrs. Morris Miller is visiting her pos. County Agent Clark. He explains There will be no baby conference mother at Union City, Pa. Staked tomatoes bear earlier If Mrs. Tumen was not aware of Rlvervlew hospital. 1 J. R. Whltchoune, Springfield, Mans. Evlnrude that the lead contained In much what happened until her car had Mr. and Mrs. Lome Waddell have here this month. Children needing Miss Vila Nylin has returned paint can kill livestock, especially side branches are prevented from care may be taken to the well-baby from an extended visit with her 2 Victor Scott, Forest Hills, N. Y. Eviuruds growing. Remove email aid* already been taken from the track*. returned to their home at Syracuse, S Enill Mayer, Jr., College l't., N. Y. cattle. The right rear fender was dam-N, 1*., after spending two weeks conference sponsored by the Pub-grandmother in Sweden. Evinruds While paint li wet, anlmata are branches growing from main item lic Health Nursing association of Miss Donna Blair is spending 4 II. II. Johnson, Branford, Conn. Evlnrude just above where leaf item li at- aged. Mrs. Tumen told Police Sgt: with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Faddell Kumson, Sea Bright and Fair Huv attracted to it because It contains Anthony DeSantis and Patrolman of Fair Haven road. two weelts at the girls' "Y" camp 5 Charle* Mnlmnnr, Sprlngfleld, N. Y. Evlnrude tached. en Thursday afternoon of next at Medford. linseed oil. That is why It Is im- Benjamin Kaplan that she had left Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron, week at Willow street school, Fair *,' Walter Kobblns, Southwick, Mas*. Evinruds portant to keeep animals out of her emergency brake on when she Jr., and son Glen of Gloucester, Miss Ann Jones Is vacationing at Remove rusted hollyhock leaves Haven. Dr. Irving K. Lovett will Ogantz White Mountains camp at T Ray Impellltlere, Cold Spring, N. Y. Evlnrude reach of wet paint and discarded to the garbage can. Next year dust parked the car. spent the week-end with Mr, andadvise mothers, assisted by Miss paint buckets. Dry paint doea not Mrs. Robert Cameron of Clay Lisbon, N. H. S; Wilfred Koger, Pelham Manor, N. Y. Evinruds leaf bottom* with. sulphur or a Jennie E. Worthley and Mrs. Ella Arlene Beatrice Capen, daughter attract them. street, En. 1/c Norman W. Cam-C. Bosley. 9 R. H. Mitchell, K. Elmhurxt, N. V. Evinrude good rose dust, starting early when eron, U.S.N., has been spending a of Mrs. A. Bartley Capen and the An animal suffering from lead plant* are young.' Middletown Andrew Jennings of Lafayette late Mr. Capen, celebrated her 10 John Schnolcraft. Schencctady, IS'. Y. Evinrude poisoning will slobber and choke. 54-day leave at the home of his par- It Gary Serayder, Brooklyn, N. V. Winners at the bridge club meet- ents. He is stationed at Long street and Jack Strothman of Blng- seventh birthday Friday with a Evinrude She will show signs of colic, and Pinching out the tip* of each ham avenue are associated with party. Present were Margaret Ann, 12 Ci. A. Clark, Springfield, Man*. stem on the wisteria vine will help ing last week at the home of Mrs. Beach, Cal. Evinrudo will eat less. Milk production will Melvir. Todd were Mrs. Frederick "Mushky"' Jackson in putting on Russell and Billy Adams, Gail IS Frank Schludcrman, New York, N. V. drop. Sometimes a poisoned ani- next year's/ flower*. Do this, about The wclNbaby conference, spon- wrestling shows at Keansburg. Stanko, Louis Dombrosky, Richard Evlnrude B. Pbilipp, Mrs. Roy Martin, Mrs. sored by the Public Health Nurs- 14 G. II. Grathwnht, K. Rockanay, N. Y. mal will run about and appear to once a week, especially In periods Kenneth I. Robinson and Miss Lou- Rcnee Kelly of Brooklyn spent and Patty Morales, Lois Capen, Mr. Evinrudo be blind. of fast growth like tht present inK association of Rumson, Sea and Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Robert It G. F. Thompson, Ilundcp, N. Y. ise Hartshorne. The next meeting Bright and Fair Haven will be held the week-end visiting friend* heic, Evlnrude A veterinarian can give an an- time. will be at the home of Mrs. Martin. A band concert will be given at Morales, Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. 18 L, A. Taylor, Tulsa, Okla. Evinrudn tidote If ho is called In time, but Thursday afternoon of next week Capen. Maintaining egg quality during Irving Hance, Jr., of Barrington, between 3 and 4 o'clock at the Wil- Rumson park next Tuesday evening 17 II. XV. Scott, Alexandria. Va. Evinrudo prevention Is better than cure. at 8:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosatl have the summer mean* keeping temper- spent the week-end with his par-low Street school. ID Carl Welndel, Cleveland, Ohio Evinrude Kill Weeds the Easy Way. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hance, Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Ward been on a two weeks' motor trip ature* of egg*, at 80 to (0 degree* Robert Kramer of Hance road Is 19 I.otney Tnlh. Jr., £. I'aterson, -V. J. Evinrude There is no need for carrot or and the relative humidity of the Sr. visiting his grandparents at Arling- celebrated their sixth wedding an- through the New England states parsnip growers to have a weedy Rev. and Mr*. William B. Spof- niversary Monday. Mrs. Ward's par- and Canada. 20 O. S. Hall, Ft. Thomas, Ky. Evinrudo egg holding room at 70 to 80 per ton, Mass. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Maston of looking crop, according to Mr. cent. . ford, Jr., of Detroit have been vis- Arthur Berry of Maple avenue Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson Llndsley 21 M. K. Brenan, Olean, N. Y. Evlnrude Clark. For three years commer- iting Rev. Mr. Spofford'i parents, Englewood are the Ward's guests and daughter Karen of Sycamore and Miss Beverly Rosenberg of De- this week. avenue are vacationing in the Po- 22 C. W. Clark, Mlddletown, N. Y. Evinrude cial growers have used an oil sol- Rev. and Mrs. Spofford, Sr. While Normandie avenue were winners of 2J Al. Calvano, Paterson, N. J. Evinrude vent effectively, not only to control Miss Mary Natale their parent! are enjoying their the ground prizes given away at Mr. and Mrs. Will Ward are encon- o mountains. weeds in carrot and parsnip crops, Given Bridal Shower vacation, their son Timothy I* vis- the firemen's fair Saturday and tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rev. Carroll M. Burck, rector- 34 II. H. Edward*. Rockvllle Center, N. Y. Evlnrude but also to keep down weed* and iting hi* grandparent* In Middle- Mitchell of Radburn. emeritus of Christ Episcopal 25 John Krnmer, Nntv York, \. Y, Evlnrude Monday nights respectively. Both "The Hollys" antique shop will church, has returned from a vl.ilt grass which start growing in their k bridal shower was given for town village and the couple's trip- received Emerson portable radios. 30 Perry Relyea, HlRhlnnd, N. V. Evlnrude eoldframes, along the sides of Ml«i Mary Natale by Mis* Claire be closed until tomorrow because in Kansas, and will conduct Holy let sons, Andrew, Stephen and they are exhibiting at the Long Communion at 8 a. m. and preach 27 J. Georges, New York, X. Y. Evlnrude buildings and even on ditch banks. Collins Saturday night at the Col-Mark, are visiting Mrs. Spofford'a Colt's Neck In addition, oil solvent has been lins home at Port Honmouth. An parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur H. Branch antique show for the bene- at the 11:15 o'clock service Sunday. 28 J, R. Rea, HOIIIK, N. Y. Evlnrude used to keep weeds from growing early fall wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Wright, fit of St. Luke's church. 29 George Knight, Cohoes, V. V. Evlnrude Fawcett at Annapolis, Md. An- James Soden of 73 Shrewsbury around irrigation posts, along Attending were.Mrs. C. Bemen, thony Ru**el of Dayton, Ohio, is former residents of Colt's Neck, 50 E. B. Baldinl, Brooklyn, X. Y. Evinrude hedgerows and other placea where Mr*, Alice Paniera, Mr*. Claire also visiting Rev. and Mr*. Spof- have returned to resume residence avenue, Red Bank, wag fined $5 In Riverside Heights weeds are a nuisance. The Reader Pelos, Mrs. H. Collins,. Sr, Mrs. In their home. Mr, Wright was police court Monday night by Re- 51 R. L. Tearue, N. Y. C. Johnson ford. corder Arnold Tulp on a charge of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mleloch, farms at Allenwood have been suc- Martha Runge, Mrs. Robert Young, Christ Episcopal church will be stationed as a lieutenant In the who have been visiting Mr. and St G. L. Ferris, Hudson, N. Y. Johnson cessful with this practice for some Mrs William Etikom and Misses army of occupation in Korea. He speeding on Rumson road. He was SS I. E. Treon, Jr., Dayton, Ohio reopened Sunday. The interior of summoned by Patrolman Otto Perl, Mrs. Stanley Mieloch of Oak Hill Evlnrude time. Jot>.n and Claire Collins, Dorothy w,|U teach at Princeton university raid left for their home at Fort 34 A. Anderson, Branfurd, Conn. and Viola Young, Vera Crosby and th? church has recently been redec- Ini . the ROTC program. Mrs. William Anderson of Arlington was orated. Communion will be admin- Lauderdale, Fla., Monday. On 35 J, Tolson, Fmixhkcepsio, N. Y. Evinrude Correct Ten Add» tn Calf Patricia Benson of Port Mon- Wright will return to her position fined $5 for failing to observe a tho same day Mr. and Mm. Jo- mouth; Mrs. Clayton Held, Mrs. B. istered at 11 a. m. by the rector, teaching at the Atlantic township stop street signal. He was sum- W A. L. I'orto, Jr., New Haven, Conn. Health. Rev. William B. Spofford. seph Cimato, also of Fort Lauder- Evinrude NaUle, Mrs, Patrick Itrl, Mr*. W. school in Colt's Neck this fall. moned by Chief Henry Kruse, 37 Paul Blrbarle, Branford, Conn. Solid partitions between pens; In Mr*. Samuel Riker, Jr., on Mon- Ralph Lawrcnco of South Orange, dale, arrived at the Mieloch home • Gaiatro, Mrs. Charles EUert, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Dean of to spend several weeks, SI John Culver, Dayton, Ohio Mercury calf and maternity barns often help P«t«r Gaiatro, Mrs, John Qalatro day, took her family and several Fprt U«4«rdale. Fla., are visiting who was summoned by Patrolman animals stay healthy and add to children living in this area, on a Perl, was fined $2 for improper Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Wymbs N Al Hann, City Inland, N. Y. Johnson and Mlites Frances Oaltro, Mildred relatives and friends In New Jer- and son William of Statesir place, their comfort, These partitions Shkoda and Gemma Salatlno, Red picnic party to Asbury Park. sey. They were Monday luncheon parking. 40 Pat A. McDonoUKh, N. Y. Evinrude may be wood or metal, advises W. Mrs. Mary C. Locke is entertain- and Mr. and Mrs. George A. (julm- Bank; Mrs. Mary Mustacchla, Mrs, guttts of Mrs. Dean's parents, Mr. Dr. and Mr*. Martin A. Quirk of by of Silver White Gardens, Little C. Krucger, extension .farm en- Joseph Mustacchla and Mr*. Pat-ing her son, James Locke of Min- and Mrs. Edward Wylle of Vander- Wilson place will entertain at cock- ! gineer at Rutgers university. neapolis, Minn. Silver, and William Midgley of rick Muitacchla, Fair Haven; Mrs. burt!. Mrs. Dean Is the former tails Saturday. Long Branch arrived home Monday The engineer advises against par- Jay Campbell, Mrs. Thomas Murphy The Ladies' Aid society of the Mils Betty Wylie. Melvln Lee Sodcn, son of Mr. For Sustained Performance and Dependability titions made of pipes or slats. Solid from a motor tour of New Hamp- and Mrs, Joseph Murphy, Bayonne; Reformed church will hold an all- Henry L. Haltermann and hi* and Mrs. Ellsworth Sodcn of Avo- shire. Whether for Pithing or Pleasure it's an "EVINRUDI." ones keep animals from making Mrt. K I. Robinson, Mlsi Barbara day meeting next Tuesday at the daughter Joan have returned from nii'J of Two Rlvors, returned home (39 Years of Continuous Advancement) contact with each other, and cross Robinson, Mlddletown; Mrs. George church. Mrs. Albert E. Snyder spent yes- a .visit with Mrs, Haltermann'a Monday from Hazard hospital, terday at North Bergen visiting drafts are reduced. The partition Duughtry and Mr*. Arthur Daugh- Thii Needlework guild met Tues- mother, Mrs. W. S. Marble of Bay- where an appendectomy was per- should be built on a concrete curb try of Long Branch, and Mr*. A. formed Wednosdny of last week. her sister, Mrs, Anna Knoche. day at the home of Mrs. Henry U al'ti', Me, Mrs. Haltermann will "re- Mr, and Mrs. Jonathan VanSlm- six Inches high, Koegan, Mrs. Joseph Murphy and Tllton on River road, Red Bank. main'With her mother for a week MIFS Helen Murphy, of Asbury 1 plu of Albany, N, Y., were week- Ones type of construction, says There were 24 members present, lonftci , Add grated cheese to a salad en:! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krucger, uses vertical tongue and .Park. Thu next meeting will be at the Mr and Mrs. W. O. Rogers and JERSEY MARINE COMPANY, INC. groove plunks rabbeted Into the, dressing nerved over lettuce. Var.Mater. hor.ie of Mrs, Morgan Knapp on sou Donald have returned from * Let your garden help you 1111 the Harry Myors of the Oak Hill 24 WHARF AVENUE, RED BANK, N. i. top nnd bottom support rails. The Store canned tomatoes, tomato Tindall road, Mlddletown township, two weeks' fishing, trip at Crowe vegetable bin and the canning farm estate, who has been enjoy- feed alley sldo of the pens can be Juice and tomato relish in a dark, with Mrs, Knapp and Mrs, W, V. Lnko. Ontario, Canada. clonel. Ral«o na much fresh food ing a two weeks' vacation, re- RED BANK 6-0311 the usual tubular steel or panel de- dry placed Bwurtzel as hostesses, Larry Goldfarb has been admit- an possible. turned home Tuesday, 1 '.'•m\ JPgge Four RED BANK REGISTER, AUGUST 8, 1948 Leonardo Fint Birthday Port Monmoulh Ketuutarg Far Original Patterns Uce. Elizabeth tftenger and Mr. Bcnton McArthur entertained Mr. Mrs. Helen Fagen of Jersey City In Draperies Try spent Thursday and Friday of last an.i Mrs. Edward Kroneweyer of and Mrs. Fred Liable of Newark, Harding avenue »pcnt a day last General Contractor At DAVIDSONS Ernest McGilvray of Matawan and week with her son, James Fagen of Brainard avenue. w.".'i'. at Washington's Crossing and Miss Carolyn Glahn and Russell othrr points of interest in New Jade's Home Craft Krftfer of New York city for u few Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gavin of Jer- IS W. Front St. Ked Bank 0-4137 Jersey and Pennsylvania as the Crane Shovel IN PERSON dayn, sey City spent a week with Mr, guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Karl riel- Mrs. Harold Smith and children, ani Mrs. Calvin Meyers. wig of New Monmouth. On their Robert and Nancy, of Matawan Misses Marilyn Linskey and return they stopped at Fennlngton Fill Dirt Roads Cut Complete and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boice ana Jeannette DeRosma of Irvington institute for a visit with Miss Nan- 'The Fitzgeralds' children, Barbara and Nancy, ol spent two weeka at the home of cy Stryker of Leola avenue,. who Bulldozer Work South River were Sunday gunsts Mr. *nd Mra. John Licht on Mills was » guest there. REPAIR SERVICE of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth. avenue. Mre. Norman Walling of Moran Roads Graded Top Soil Thursday, Aug. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hamesfahr Bob Fix left last Thursday to flare gave • stork shower Friday Oil HO A liMS of Johnston City, N. Y., formerly visit hi« sister,-'Mrs. Vernon Gray evening for Mrs. Harry Woolley, Sand Gravel of Leonardo, are spending their vii- of Lincoln, Neb. After a two week's Jr., cf Harris Gardens. Guests tune up at From 1:15 to 1:15 caCun with their daughter and son- stay he Will bring her and his were Mrs. Edward Kronemeyer, in-lan, Mr. and Mi-u. Ralph Pease nephew, Douglas Lyle, back with Mrs Clinton Walling and Misses of Middletown. him to spend the rest of the sum- Doris Walling, Viola Kumasake THE REPAIR SHOP Come in and meet ..UiSK Dorothy Zoller Is spending mer with Mr. and Mrs. William and Helen Cooke of this place, Mrs. the rest of her school vacation with Fix of highway 36. Kiiri Helwig of New Monmoulh, •M. I STAVOLA lliem in person. Mr. and Mrs. Eskr.r D. Southward Mrb. Harry Knoell of Matawan, Mrs. JERSEY MARINE CO., INC. oJ Chillicothe, Ohio. Mi. and Mrs. James Walling have opened a roadstand on highway 36. Edwin Smith and Mrs. Harry Wool- P. 0. Box 482 Phone R. B. 6-3556 Red Bank HEADQUARTERS FOR Mr. and Mrs. John Cnrlcton and They call it "The Little Stand." ley, Sr., of Harris Gardens, Mrs. Kon Douglas of Sc;irsdalc, N. Y» Edward Vanderbilt of Raritan Marina Hardware and Boat Equipment Mr. and Mrs. James McCurin of Thr Itiil Bunk liiwlrr l» aupported are spending two weeks with Mr. township and Mrs. Harry Walling Cov'l. Chart! and Publications Cai'fton's mother, Mrs. Mary Carle- Jersey City spent the week-end by Iduiil IIS Mill us out-of-town btiBlncKt- with thtir son-in-law and daughter, of Shrewsbury. l« WHARF AVE.—RED BANK 6-0311 inrTi. Ail veHisemwilH iipppHritiK leyu- ton and family of Bpllevue avonuc. l:irly It II the ulury.—Advertisement. William Howard Aah Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seminsky. Mr8. Elizabeth Grenger of Hard- A!urie Ullrich of Elizabeth is Miss Eileen Toohey of Jersey ing avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- spending the summer with her aunt Headquarters For Ice Appliances William Howard Ash, ton of Mr, City spent the week-end with her liam Grenger of Keyport attended and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roiievl aunt, Mrs. Mae Nester. the opening of Idlen'Ild airport Sat- Search of Highland avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester H. A»h of Twin Home Uelrtgenton 1 Gahies apartments, celebrated his Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kcnnelly urday. They made the trip in Mr. am . Mrs. Search hud ns ovcrniKnt Grcr.ger's boat, Adelaide, SUTTON MOTORS guesti, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Gus lirst birthday Saturday afternoon and son, Joseph, Jr., of Jersey City Commercial Refrigerators Lef.peri of East Orange. wi'.li a party. The table ccnter- are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Misses Rose, Florence, Mary and Campbell. Eleanor Groggan and Mrs. Elien lea .Water Coolers Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury, IV. J. Mrs. Festus A. Johnson has re- pitiCR was a birthday cake with one candle. Mrs. Margaret Craig will return McRoberts spent two weeks with Ice Cheata turned home alter a vocation in Mrs. Catherine Conery of Ocean TEL. RED BANK 6-4145 the Catskill mountains. , Children present were Cheryl to Scotland on the Queen Mary Bennett, Billy Thacker, Ricky Saturday, August 14. Mrs. Craig, avenue. Beverage Coolers . Daniel Leonard, accompanied by The dinner sponsored by St. COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE hid daughters, Misses Innz and Trcnery, Marjorle Kennedy, Paul who has been visiting here alncn Roman, Diane Bennett, Loi« and November, is the sister of Mrs. Catherine's church was a success. ricnlc Chests Blanche Leonard, returned homu Mrs. John Vitelli was chairman, NKW KNfilXliS - ItClll ll/l KMilNICS Monday after vacationing p.t Taun- Davi.l Cotton. The parents includ- George Luker. East Keansburg fire company No. CRANK SHAFT (IKLNMNG - CVMMIKU IIIIIIOIIIM; tom, Mass. ed Mrs. Chnilcs A. Bennett, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayo and All Available for Mrs William Thacker, Mrs. Fred children Dorothy and Camille of 1 is sponsoring its annual fair on Mr and Mrs. Albert Sfhatz of the fire hou3« grounds, Bray and SKIL1.KI) MECHANICS. «;IVK IS A CALL WI1EX VOIIL Union were week-end guests of Mr. Trenery, Mre. Raymond Kennedy, Jersey City were week-end guests Immediate Delivery CAR M:I;DS SKI:VICING. Mrs. Htirry Roman, Mrs. James of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan. Thompson avenues, The fair will and Mrs. Herbert Schalz of High- continue until Saturday night. land avenue. Keniictt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W, - The firemen and Ladies' auxil- Hestei, Virgil Ash, Frank P. Hes- iary will hold a get-together and Mis. I,a licence K;r/.:iicki and ter, the baby's grandfather, and dinner Saturday, August H, in cel- daughter 1-cu of Hullis, 1/. J., und William R. Mathson, the great- ebration of the auxiliary's 25th an- Ocean port Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gutliornu granOlnther, niversary. anil daughter June of .Stewart Man- Oceanport auxiliary of Rivcrview or. U J, have returned home from The Ladles' auxiliary will hold hospital has postponed its meeting ii-veck's visit with Mr. and Mia. Hazlet a game party at th« fire house to August 19. Mrs. Phillip Kneff Charctte Horsier. Wednesday, August 11, at 2 p. in. of Gooseneck Point will be hostess for the meeting, > TELEVIS Tho Delta Phi Alpha sorority PCUT Olsen, Philip Walling and Mm, Olga Eastmonrt is the chair- Ocne Wilson, members of Boy man. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker were ON A met Thursday at tlm home of Mrs. Claude Smith. The next meeting Scout troop 92, left Sunday tor Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker of hc3ls at a dessert supper Friday LAWLEY AGENCY will bt: held Thursday, August 12, Camp Cnwah at Medford. Hurtford, Conn., visited Mr. and evening prior to their attendance at the- home of Mrs. Robert Wald- William M. Fricdlaender has ar- Mrs. Enoch Hand Sunday. of the dance sponsored by the Mon- Me, mann. rived safely in Athcnii, Greece, A luncheon and card party for mouth County Home Nursing Jun- Air and Mrs. William Evans have where he has taken a position as the benefit of the Brownies will be ior auxiliary. Their guests were returned to their home in Kochello Deputy Trade Administrator for held on the lawn of Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McKiren ani l'a'.K after a month's vacation with the government, according to word Runge's, home this afternoon. It Mr .and Mrs. Robert Runyon of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Diuntz. recfived from Washington, D. C, haJ to be postponed Tuesday be- Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Victor FBKK IHCMONS1 KATIO.N UIVKN IN VOUK LeV alley of Long Branch and Mr. OWN HOME Mrs. Edwin Bnintz of Bolford, by Mrs. Friedlacnder. cause of. the rain. The hand cro- formerly of Ticnsch avenue, is a Lieut. George E. Tibbetts, U. S. cheted bedspread will be awarded and Mra. Edward Davies, Mr. and surgical patient at Rivervicw hos- At my, has returned home after at this time. Mrs. Clinton Wood, Mr. and Mrs. pital. spending eight months in Korea. A baby doll parade was held at J. W. Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Juli- Jtit. Edward Bruntz spent Fri- Miss Elsio D. Bahrcnburg has re- tho lire house Friday. The judges ! an Tritschc, Mr. and Mrs. Robert day lr. Jersey City, where she at- turned home after spending two were Mrs. Mary Tripold. Mrs. Mary Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lcth- tended a family dinner in recogni- weeks at Silver Bay, N. Y. Wright, Mrs. Martha Rungo and bnugo and Col. and Mrs. Clarence tion of the birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duble are Mrs. Jean Gillctt. The prize win- Lovtjoy, all of Oceanport. her sister, Mrs. George Piltzecker, a spending a week at East Strouds- nen were Pat Kowtko, Pat Runge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witte, Pa- summer resident of Leonardo. burg, Pa. and Jackie Runge, lor the pretti- tricia Witts and Alfred Sansome Miss Marion L. Peseux and Hiss est carriages; Joan Baldwin, most of West Orange were Sunday guesta Capi. Cosmo G. O'Ncil of the HIGHWAY SB, AT NAVESINK BIVEB ROAD R. & *MM) Moore-AIcCormack line, has re- Doris J. Peseux left this week to original doll; Elcanore Bennett, of Mr. and Mrs. W. McGregor. turned from a month's trip lo visit Mr, and Mrs. Bruce E. Loo- prettiest boy doll; Pat Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cordrey South America and is visiting his mis at Mt. Pocono, Pa. Phyllis Schoellncr, prettiest baby have moved into their new home on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cosmu Mrs. George W. Hannera of North dolls; Mary Ann McLennon, doll of Springfield avenue. Middletown Atlantic Highlands O'Netl. Long Branch was hostess to the Ireland; Mary Ann Lentz, cutest The Slst Signal Battalion associ- New dove gray, 2-bciJrooni bun* (11,000 Bargain on Grand Avenue. members of the Friendship club at doli. The most original little girl ation will meet at Oceanport inn ealow. Tile bath, plctura win- Mi. and Mrs. George Hoi ton and in the parade was Maureen Ncary. 4 bedroom), ateam heat with ell Mr. and Mrs. Lee dc Hierapolis of her home Tuesday evening. At- tomorrow night. dow, screened brecieway; attached tending were Mr. and Mrs. Roelif About 20 children participated. burner; brick fireplace In apadoua New York spent Wednesday of last I-car RnraKr, oil heat! J-acra llvlnc room: 1-ear garagi. week with Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo H. LcRoy, Miss Anna Cowles, Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Bunno spent Mon- Fill fresh pear halves that have plot. »12,250. Frances Woolley, Mrs. Dyson O'Nei; of Center avenue. day at Ocean Grove visiting Mr. been sprinkled with lemon juice And we have many ethar choice listing! available. All. and Mrs. Walter Woods of Woodhouse, Mrs. Russell Smith, and Mrs. Sam Shearer and Mr. and with mounds of currant jelly, and Locust are entertaining Mr. Woods' Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton, Mrs. Sam- Mra. Alex Gibson. serve around a roast chicken. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter uel H. Walling, Mra. H. Alvin Wall- Woods, Sr., of Hawthorne, ing, Mrs. Robert T. Woolley, Hn, Thomas Rathbone, Mrs. Evelyn THE CHATHAM. Miulo with nil Hie run- nnil cniri»i,mii»lil|. that hava Mre. Martha Thnraen of Harnil- dlstinKiiiMiecl Du Monl'a maiinfflceiil .Salon lie Luxe in»!nimentf, this PUKII, Mrs. Erm-ift Ludewig, Mrs. new table-top moili-1 1* finished in httUroiiH ninhn^nny. llirect-vlew ton avenue has as guest for the Lillie Brunner, Mrs. Frank P. 12" Cathode-rny Tul>c presents n vioivlni; Mwn Ti" s 1(1", 72 a<)uar<' week Miss Dorothy Mehlcr of Un- Sproul, Mrs. Blanche Winterton, Incnea In arml Uimicjui-wd I'M niello rerciitiun at till lolevlsion oil 'ill ion Cily. 77 Monmouth St. ehannel.. Cabinet rhe: SHU" W!I|?( 17" hit:h, JU-V' ilocji. Robert T. Woolley, H. AlviO Wall- Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Weimer of ini', Rev. and Mrs. Norman R. Ri- RED BANK OPEN FRIDAY DU MONT TEI.KSKTS (he Bronx, spent the week-end at lev and Rev. and Mrs. George W, Now Only $445 their summer home on Hamilton Hnnncrs. avenue. Phone R. B. 6-2239 TILL 9 P. M. William Mehlcr, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chral, ton of Mr, and Mrs. Frank. Mehler and Mrs. Annetta Rudolph J. Chral, Jr., ipent two Moatl mid daughter Annottti of Fort weeks at a boys' camp In Penn- EATONTOWN Lee are spending a two weeks' va- sylvania. cation at the Mead bungalow on Mr. and Mrs. William Titus have RADIO & TELEVISION Hamilton avenue. returned from a trip to California. Mrs. Harry Coop and Mrs. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Emmons Open Evenings Till 11 P. M. mond Bill and daughter Helen and children David and Linda 18 MAIN STREET EATONTOWN, N. J. hai'i: been guests the past week of spent Thursday at Atlantic City, Joseph Iaderese has returned We're Ready with the "New Look" Clausen Coop. Mr. Bill and his sis- Phone: Eatontown 3-0568 ter, Mrs. Loretta Fanning, were home from Pine Camp, N. Y,, ovuinlBht guests Friday. where he spent a week training with the National Guard. Mr. and Mm. Fred Liable of Newark and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. WebsUr YOUR HOMZ LOOKING OLD-FASHIONED ? Worth of Leonardo left Monday on nnd son John Allan of Gloucester Our New Red Bank Store has undergone a two weeks' motor trip through are spending two weeks with Mr. the New England states. an I Mrs. Angelo M. Webster. MODtRNlZ* THE EASY WAY WITH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tintle et Pompton Plains spent the week- a complete Face-Li/ting. Ready to serve you Ax a summer resort, New Jersey end with Mr. and Mra. George Em- found favor with Presidents Lin- mons, coin, Grant, Pierce, Buchanan, with our "FAMOUS BIG 5" that has made CRAWFORD 2H: DOORS Harrison, Garfleld, Arthur nnd Fresh lemon allcts- added to Woodrow Wilson. The chief execu- shoulder lamb chaps that ar« America's Finest for 15 Years tives relaxed at Cape May and braised give an unexpected and de- Atlantic Appliance Co. the "Miracle Store at the Shore" Long Branch. licious flavor. M IUM IKTIONU •MI«N (NOT A •NMIKI DOOI) OUR DEMOCRACY byM-l -NO DOWN PAYMENT! iiiii plc&s&nt time. •UV TODAY . . . TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO MY MAKING OUR. 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