• 'r*~i 'r ' RED BANK, N. J.,.THtJRSDAY, MAY 23,1946. SECTION ONE-PAGES'! TO ••>. i 'JV Field Day For Market In Angus Beef Raisers Council Sets $750 Holiday Issue Report Making Sve The Moamouth, County Angus Property Beef association, of which Harry Notice H. Neuberger of Everett road is For Tavern Licenses The Red Bank Register will Recent Realty Sales \ secretary, is planning a Field.day appear Wednesday, May 28, at Hsokhooksen farm for Satur- instead of Thursday, this be- Sales In Knollwood, day, June 1. There will be morn- ing due to Memorial Day fall- : ing and afternoon sessions, and Package Stores To Pay $375 In ing, on* publication day. Ray H. Stillman And .' , those interested la the breeding or In order that our advertisers Pickiiey Park And Middletown feeding ot ,1>eef cattle will see Proposed Ordinance Amendment will get the full pulling power type" demonstrations of the best .of Tae Register's large circu- - Associates Close Several Deals Aberdeen Angus beef cattle. There Hany sales of building plots and lation for that issue, we will will be Judging contests and other The Red Bank mayor and coun- advance our publication to Ray H. StUlman * Associate* ot ffmall tracts of acreage have been J features. As an added topic of in- cil, Monday night voted to scrap made by the Joseph- G. McCue Fire Department Tinton Falls Co. Wednesday, a* stated above. Batontowqihavfl sold-for Mr. and terest, Dr. John Schmltt of the tbe proposed ordinance amendment We - respectfully, solicit the Red Bank Needs Mrs. Winfleld JJMttawrlght their •agency of Rumson and Red Bank New Jersey College of Agriculture which would have raised bar liquor in recent weeks, in "a wide variety 'further co-operation of our beautiful river front property lo? Minstrel, Revue at New Brunswick will speak on license fees to-$900, and passed on correspondents to send In their cated on'SttVerside avenue, Little Of locations. Sbme of these have "Fly Control' With DDT." Ha8New350-Gal. Added Floats L- beir*sold to veterans who plan to first reading a substitute amend- weekly-news letters' a day ear- Silver. There are spacious land- i ment boosting the fees lier and, of course, we hope scaped lawns. The'river frontage Is lj, atari construction this *umme?rtstit Repeats Tonight Those attending are asked to W sv wr,ge number have been pur- bring picnic lunch. Chevrolet Pumper Fees tor package stores, which had our advertisers will arrange For July Fourth 500 feet. This residence Is one-of the ^ehaaed by non-veterans who are Hockhockaen farm, the home of- been proposed at (450, were', simil- accordingly to forward copy oldest In this section ana-has been ' arly reduced to $375. Fees are cur- earlier to make the edition. completely modernized. It has a «j taking advantage of the present St. James Fund Dr. Robert A. Cooke, is located on Firemen Drive New very large living room with fire* ' t, loir'prices of vacant land. the> Colt's Neok-Eatontown road, rently set at 1600 and -*240, respec- • Santangelo Asks tively, on licenses. which will ex- place, dining room with large' pic- >'ii tract of approximately six To Benefit Half about midway between these two Apparatus From ture window commanding an un- ^'MM*. located on the west side of villages. Arrows will point the way pire June 30. All Communities Mayor Charles R. English opened obstructed view of the river to the ' S.lfcClees road, Middletown town-. Of Net Receipts from Batontown and Colt's Neck. Schenectady ' J. J. Newberry Co. To Participate . • • ocean, modern kitchen, office and K ablft has been purchased by Maj. the meeting with an announcement powder room, on the first floor; sec- - »rederlck Walsh from Edwin L. The Red Bank fire department's that the governing body had, after ond floor, three master bedrooms, Tinton Falls volunteer' fire com- "consideration of fees In contiguous fs Celebrating A meeting of the committee for ' Best The entire piece is In wood- minstrel and revue, which was the pany has finally secured a new fire two tile baths; modern heating sys- , hnd, ffth young oak trees, dog- Borb Not To Use communities," decided that the in- the Independence day and welcome tern. Outbuildings include, a two* most successful affair of its kind apparatus, largely through their home celebration was held in the wood and laurel covering the hlll- when presented a month ago, will own efforts. It's a Chevrolet heavy crease was excessive. He then 35th Anniversary car garage. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald ', tide, which extends to Cooper road. Ocean Ave. Strip stated the revised figure, which Red Bank borough hall Tuesday F. McGlmsey of New York City * have a repeat performance tonight duty flra truck with 350-gallon evening, at which Chairman Felix The property was originally owned on the stage of the Red Bank Cath- pumper and ibooster and is one Rex. G. Williams of Stardust Inn, are the purchasers. Mr. McGlmsey , - , tf. the Frost family and was ac- wbo is chairman of the newly Firm Started Santangelo announced committee Is an sxecutlvo of the Karaghaua- - olic high school auditorium, the net Offered By R. R. the trucks released by the govern- chairmen, and extended an lnvita- quired a few. years ago by Robert receipts of which will be equally ment It is the third of Its kind formed Red Bank Taverns associ- Ian Rug Company,- Mrs. McGlmsey Hartshorne who, In turn, sold it to ation, agreed was satisfactory to With One Store | tion - to surrounding communities a professional Interior decorator, divided between the St. James For Parking Cars Monmoutb county, the. other two 1 and organizations to participate in Mr. Beit. It adjoins the lovely home school building fund and the fire- having been recently purchased by the bar men. each with offices on Fifth Avenue, - «f Mrs. Wilbur B. Ruthrauff, and The meeting was attended by 25 In Pennsylvania the event, particularly in entering New York. They propose to make men's 75th anniversary fund. » -' . , fire companies' at Wanamana and floats. % other nearby estates Include those The same cast' which previously The offer of the Central railroaa Freehold. ' . . " ' tavern owners and their associ- Little Sllver'their permanent real- of Mr. Best, Dexter Blagden, entertained capacity audiences at ates, represented by lawyer.Harry J. J. Newberry company, nation- Mr. Santangelo stressed the point dence, commuting daily, to their of- company offering the right of way The committee, which hat been that more floats'are desired. He fices In New York city. ' f Amory L, Haskell and J. G. Tlmo- each of the two nightly shows will through the business section of Sea working for the new apparatus, Klatsky. Following the mayor's In- ally known 5-10-25-cent stores, Is •iflst- Maj. Walsh Is convalescing announced that exceptional prizes be, performing this evening and Bright for parking purposes was comprises Thomas Calandrlello, formal explanation and the formal this month celebrating Its 35th an- The same agency has also Mid *' ftpm wounds received In Northern ,m>t accepted by the mayor and voting procedure, Harry G. Degen- niversary. Starting with one store were being offered for the best Pet. Galatro'. orchestra will fur^uncU a night's chairman; David Scott and Ernest floats and urged that all .organiza- for Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Grimm of . Trane* last year, and on his recov- nlsh the musicamnxlr-nl backgroundhsekerauiul . »<• Pilllt, who with William S. England ring; local beer distributor and for- in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, in ery and discharge from the army, meeting. When the offer was re- tions in the county take part in the Newark their Colonial 4'ome In ' . The department voted to perform, and Leon Buckalew made a-trip ti mer Democratic councilman, asked 1911, the firm grew steadily, until West Long Branch. There are seven plans to build a house on the new- the show again in appreciation of ceived at the previous council it now has 488 stores in operation patriotic celebration. meeting it-was decided to seek the Schen'ecUdy, New Tork, and ar council ''what had prompted rais- Other than preliminary instruc- rooms, including three fireplace* , ly acquired property., the co-operation they have received rived with the track Tuesday nigh ing the license fees?" Councilman in 45 states; employing -over 16,000 and other attractive Early Ameri- In using the auditorium for the last opinion of tbe Sea Bright Lions men and women. tions io committee heads present, •ales of plots made recently by club-composed of prominent busi- n Tinton Falls. •»•• J. Albert VanScholk, who origin- the chairman announced new com- can features. The purchasers are . the McCue agency include several snowing and In previous years. At a short meeting of the com- ally presented the discarded amend- . J. J. Newberry, still active in the Mr. and Mrs. William I. Weldner . Rev. James J. Duffy, parish ad- nessmen, before taking any dlflnite business as chairman of the board mittee heads, Including Thomas in the Knollwood section of Fair action. Tbe club, in a letter- to the pany Tuesday night, presided over ment, answered "one of. the reasons Irving Brown, chairman of the pub- of Fair Haven. Mr. Weidner is as- > Haven, for which the agency Is ex- ministrator, and Sister Mary Elea- by the president, Edward Carney, was to save money for the taxpay- of director*, started work at an sociated with the Joseph Williams . nor, «chool principal, head the St. council,' recommended, beautinca- early age. He served tor some time licity committee; Arthur Slattery dv»ive agent. Among these buyers tion of the strip instead, with tbe much satisfaction" was expressed ers." .. chairman of the entertainment Advertising Co. After improvements ' are Raymond D. Bcyd, wbo has ac- James committee, and John Hig- over achieving a goal which the with a department store in Wllkes- and changes are completed, Mr. and co-operation of the merchants, and The councilman's answer ..then Barre and later became associated committee; Col. Joseph E. Fix, quired the northwest corner of gins heads the fire department com- firemen hive been aiming at for the became the subject for a detailed Mrs. Weldner will have one ot the • mittee in charge of the eale of tick- the council decided that the only with the S. H. Kress company, with chairman of the veterans' contin- finest homes In that section. Botkmtn place and Lake avenue; course, left was to turn down the last 14 yean. argument by Bethune Jones, who gent; Legion Commander.Reginald Richard F. Walsh, who has pur- et*. Joseph Holiday was in charge The company la now stepping ui which be served in various capaci- offer because of the railroad's stip- surprised the audience with the ties, managing stores, opening, and B. VanBrunt, chairman of the par Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kirschbaum chased a corner lot 'on Princeton ot' the program for tonight's pres- the campaign to raise a aufflclenl statement he objected to raising have purchased through Ray H. entation. Assisting the St. James ulation that it was to be used only supervising new stores, working on ade committee; Mrs. Edward W toad, and Koert Johnson, who re- tor parking cars. amount with which to make th< the fees because -It was "an illegal Taylor, "'chairman of the women'i Stillman 4 Associates, the Schep- , cently todk title to the corner- of committee and' Mr. Holiday were real estate lor them and acting as' Letters of protest will be sent to final payment on the new truck. 'penalty against one type of busi- buyer. committee;. Joseph* Menzzopane per property in Sunnycrest, Little -. Priacetoe read and Lake avenue, school students Edward Butphin, Residents of Shrewsbury township, ness." He amplified his remarks Silver. The residence was built by* ' John Maloney and Paul Lang. Gov. Walter E. Edge and Senator He then decided to embark on chairman of the fraternal commit- directly adjoining the residence of who have not yet contributed, are by declaring that-fees for licenses tee; Mayor Charles R. English, as- Mr. Schepper and is one of the ;; kls) brother, Harold Johnson. The 8t James fund will be used Haydn Proctor relative to the pro- his own venture and a local" coun- finest bungalows to be found in thl» "•*. posed dumping of 6,000 tons of respectfully swked to make a dona- are "for regulatory purposes" and sisted by mayors of this vicinity, Purchase Of properties In the for the construction of a new mod- tion to the fund for this much need- try store was purchased. At the end section. Every detail is complete '-, waste sulphuric acid daily off the- not for' borough revenue. He of ajjyeer and a half,' the second chairman of the neighbors' com- Pinckney Park section, of Red ern school building adjoining the ed apparatus which will provide ad- added that unless the Increase and most modern including air con- ~± North Jersey coast by the National store was opened. As the business mittee; Mr. Slattery, chairman of ditionlng. Beside the usual living T Rank and Little Silver has also present site for high school classes., ditional protection against flre loss. would result in "more effective law the refreshment committee; Mrs. bsjen extremely active with 17 lots The present building on Broad Lead company ot 8ayrevllle. The grew, his brothers entered the firm, quarters, there Is a large recreev . possibility of tbe acid being harm- enforcement" he definitely opposed having had experience from stock Reginald B. VanBrunt and Mrs. tion room In tbe basement with be* J „ bate* transferred in recent weeks. street will then be used for gram- a fee raise. Asserting that the po>- Taylor, co-chairmen of the refresh- AsnQftf the new owners, several ex- mar icho-,l classes, At .present, sue ful to fishing and bathing was em- room clerks to the highest posi- Mr. and Mrs. Kirschbaum are pro- ' phasized by members of the coun- "Open Letter" In llce department Is charged with en- tions. E. A. Newberry, present pres- ment eimmittee, women's group; prietors of Klrschbaums, Broad ', to start construction' ot their ot the grammar grades are housed forcing the laws concerning the t in a temporary building which was cil. It is proposed to begin dump- ident of the company, joined In Edward W. Taylor and Comdr. Van street. Red Bank. houses as soon as materials become Ing next December; operation of liquor business,' he 1919. He started in the stockroom Brunt, co-chairmen of the veterans' erected earlier this year in the rear suggested that added fees be used Albert B. Storr of Westfield, N. J., available. of St James rectory. Councilman Jack White offered a, Register Brings and worked through the ranks. In committee, and Joseph Koch, chali -to provide added patrolmen. 1933 there were 34,stores. In opera- man of the food and service oom. has purchased for his own occur Is the above sales, Leon Reus- motion that the closing hours of pa»ey-the six-room bungalow-on tbe~u able of ApplegaU. Steven*,, Batter taverns "6i extended from 2 to 3 tion and from then until' the out- mittee. '" " ' -;".-,---- "" Splendid Results Councilman Thomas M. Gopsill, break ot World War II the ad- south fide of Dow Avenue, Oak> ', tod Reussllle represented all par- Coleman a. at, but It was not seconded and Jr., police commissioner, took issue A qaldweH firm will have an hurst, owned by Joseph Stern. The • tie* in the Middletown townshi ; the motion was lost vances were steady. The company elaborate fireworks display in the with the speaker and asked what plans further expansions during bungalow has all modern improve- ' and ' Knollwood transfers, while j The ordinance requiring crimin- Leon F. Rosenfeld Is specific improvements were needed. evening and the Home Flag Deco ments, i Burton T. Doremus was the. lawyer Buys Acreage als entering the borough to regls-' thlg post-war period. rating company of Asbury Par: Jfr. Gopsill expressed the opinion will supply the decorations. The StUlmaa Ajrency also report in sale* of the Pinckney Park lots. j ter with the police was adopted. Swamped With Buyers that the law was quite impractical Manager of the Red Bank store the sale of the residential property In Little Silver { The payment of «00 to tbe po- If interpreted so as to require plac- of the firm is Paul Mclver, who has The celebration is being spon- on the north side of West Parjt Marthens Opens : lice pension fund was authorized. And Telephone Calls ing a.policeman in each tavern in been with the company; since). 1932 sored by Shrewsbury post, Ameri- avenue, - Oakhurst, which was ' I Borough Attorney Edward W. the borough. and manager here since last March: can Legion, and" the Red Bank owned and occupied by Carl BJ. Plans To Develop was directed to start legal So enthusiastic was Leon F. Ro- A veteran, he served five years in Community Chamber of Commerce. Raymond, to Joseph R. Troxel of Insurance Agency action against the Chapman, But- senfeld"over the results-obtained Mr, Jones has actively alleged the army, where he was a captain Mr. Santangelo is general chairman Philadelphia, Pa, The old Colonial Choice Residential ton and Panned hotel properties, through hi* "Open Letter" an that Red Bank has inadequate po- and company Commander of Com- and David A. Poxon and Joseph A. modernized farm house Is a picture, '_ 'which have been condemned. Own- nouncement in tost week's issue ol licing of the liquor business in the pany A, 9th Armored Infantry bat- Koch co-chairmen. Leon M. Kelley the grounds beautifully landscaped. To Represent Park Sites ers will receive a 30-day notice the Red, Bank Register, that he losl borough. His young daughter was talion of the. Sixth Armored divi- is secretary and Mayor. English is At the rear ot the property Is a -. The Travelers Here either to correct conditions or re- no time in telling a Register rep- injured by an automobile driven by sion. He participated in all of the treasurer. wo-c.ar garage with living quar- The Ray Van Horn agency, real- move the'buildings. resentative how pleased he was a man subsequently convicted of major campaigns from D-day until ters' and storeroom above. „., driving while under the Influence "OMoWd M. Marthens- has an tors of River road, Fair Haven, re- bile reserving space for his «ec- he wai wounded near Metz In No- Ray H. Stillman and Associates , port the sale at Little Silver ot &'six >nd display advertisement appear- of liquor. The accident,was the vember, 1914. He.was hospitalized Junior Chamber also report the sale of Miss Clara ' Bounced the opening ot an agency basis for a petition prepared by (or The Travelers insurance com- and one-half acre tract, including Township Firemen ig today. V , • 5 . from those' wounds until last De- B. Smock's 12-room dwelling on the -. panies at 84 Harding road, follow- a six-room Colonial farmhouse and Mr. Rosenfeld announced in th the Mechanic street Parent-Teach- cember, when he began terminal To Be Formed south side of Broadway, Long ', ing completion of a course at Hart- large old barn to Mabel Coleman Register his purchase of the;, furni- er association asking the borough leave. Branch, to Mrs. John R. Copk of. J To Honor Dead to raise the fees on liquor establish- After taking a company refresher Hoboken. The dwelling i» frame q ford, Connecticut, in lite, accident of Rector place, Red Bank, owned ture business at 189 Shrewsbury r and group insurance conducted by as an investment for many years avenue, Bed Bank, from the Max ments to the maximum allowed by course at Asheville, North Carolina, To Meet Monday with all modern convenience*. In- | The Travelers, by Mrs. Rebecca H. Price of Loch dargolius estate and listed a num- law. he caine to Red Bank. He has also eluded is a garage with apartment" f, Memorial Service managed stores at Charleston, West above. ' '; Mr. Marthens has had wide Ex- Arbour. ber of articles and prices. , Following the discussion, the In First Session perience in the insurance field, hav- The property adjoins the public To Be Held Sunday "I never saw the like," said'Mr. council chambers emptied and the Virginia; Massena, New York, and school grounds on Its westerly Rosenfeld, and added, "My tele- Coshocton, Ohio. He Is married and James G. Maher of New Bruns- ing been associated with the New town fathers went about routine intends to make his residence here. Tork Life Insurance company for boundary and, extends from Mark- phone started ringing before three business, which Included the adop- wick, national director of the Unit- Rumson Veterans •: 16 years prior to entering the serv- bam place to Rumson road, with The Mtddtetown township fire de- o'clock last Thursday afternoon ion of a resolution to purchase ed- StateB junior Chamber-of Com- ice in January, 1941. While with several hundred feet of road front- partment will hold Its ninth annual and local residents as well as people merce, announced this morning that memorial service Sunday at the roperty at Chestnubstreet between Red Bank Sidewalks plans have been made for the for- Hold Charter Open , that firm he was, for three years, age on the two streets. The new from various sections of the county the water department and the rail- In the acturlal department and for purchaser intends to build a new Belford Methodist church, with Rev. came In later asking for and pur- mation ot B,' Red Bank Junior Paul J. Myers, pastor of the church, oad for use of the water depart- Must Be Cleared lhamber, which will be aceom- the remainder of the time was In road through the property and de- cbasingrartlcles set: forth In the ad. ment. The price was 11,000. Having A Special the comptroller's department. - velop a residential park, .offering delivering the memorial address. I made a check-up of the phone At the meeting of the Red Bank pILshed next Monday evening at an 'good-sized plots tor sale which Newton Mallett, secretary of the calls and visitors to the store and Through Attorney Edmund Can- 8 o'clock Meeting In the offices of The new agency will serve tbe zona, Lawrence Figaro offered mayor and council Monday night Meeting Tonight 1 local area In life, accident, health', ehould be in demand because of the department, will give the roll call of in every case the answer was that an ordinance was adopted which the Red Bank Community Cham- convenience of school and bus fa- the dead and a light on tbe mem- they had seen the Register an- $400 for the assignment, of the tax prohibits the display of any mer- ber of Commerce. fire, automobile, group and business lien which was previously adver- Insurances. cilities. orial cross will be extinguished as nouncement. The calls continued chandise on the sidewalks or streets Mr. Maher. stated that member- The charter ot the newly O'ge*- ', Mr. Marthens served five years Graham B. McGregor, who has the name of each deceased member Friday, Saturday and this week and tised under a $390.01 bid of Wil- 6f the borough. Fines of $25 or 30 ship is open to all men between the Ized' Rumson Veterans Organlxa- .-' during World War II and between eased the property for several j is called. the entire ^[argolius stock will soon liam Turner. Council voted to ac- days in jail may now be Imposed the ages of 21 and 36. He further tlqn, inc., will be held open until the two wars served 17 years In years, has purchased acreage In Chief Dirk Hoffman wlllppen the be cleared out to make room for cept Figaro's bid. against violators. pointed out that the Red Bank July 1, It was announced this week the New Jersey National Guard) In Holradel, where be intends to build services with an address of wel- my new merchandise." Nell Russo offered $250 for the Councilman Thomas M. Gopsill, Junior Chamber will be affiliated by Harold J. Gahn of Black Point ' road, chairman •• of the publicity • which he was commissioned a lieu- house'in the near future. come and Russel U.Tetley will of- Red Bank's newest furniture mer- assignment of the tax lien on a Jr., chairman of the police commit- with the state organization and that v tenant. He entered active service fer the Invocation. A musical pro- chant said he had also received ot on the west aide of Leighton tee, urged local business firms to be- such locals have been established committee. ' > with the 112th Field Artillery, with WILL YOD HELP, gram by the oholr and soloists has telegrams, letters and phone calls venue. The bid was accepted for come cognizant of the provisions of In over 1,100 towns and cities In The group was organized to pro- which organization he served dur- been arranged; wishing him success One of the advertisement. the new law. All items are included the country; The national Junior mote the "social, fraternal and dvlo i ing its first year ot training, After The Red Bank branch of the Red The committee in charge includes telegrams read as follows: "Your Council approved transfer of In the prohibition except flags used Chamber is directly affiliated with improvement of the borough of •' leaving the 112th, he was assigned Cross, which has Its headquarters Mr. Tetley, chairman; Chief Hoff- %pectacular and well constructed quor license for the Heritage in conformity with current practice similar chambers in Canada and Rumson 'and the cpmfort of vet- ; at 6 Broad street, Is making an erans of all wars." Although the <, to the Air Corps and served with man, Albert White, William Fitter- newspaper advertisement Informed Liquor store from Samuel Weln- and, gasoline and air pumps which Central America, : the Uth Air Force Service Com- ppeal, for help. They have 600 er and Harold Woodward. the public and your many will teln to Abram Bassin, and ap- have" already been Installed. The national director also pointed name of Rumson Is used In the in- , mand in the Aleutians as personnel irls' cotton slips to be finished by wishers that you were on your own, >royed May 25 as the date for the Specifically Included are any out that membership 'is not neces- corporation -papers and charter, jj staff and insurance, officer. He was he middle of June for the next As one of your many friends I send ~ernon A. Brown post, Veterans of wares, merchandise, sign, billboard, sarily confined to those in business, membership is open to veterans of later'assigned to Kelly Field with relief shipment and also 100 sweaty Rutgers Students you my heartiest and best wishes Foreign Wars, to sell popples In showcase, stand, sales counter, but rather to those who'are civic surrounding communities to Join, ' similar duties. ' re must be knit at once for new for a. prosperous bualnjjj venture sales apparatus, cart, vehicle, or minded. . • • and an invitation has been extend- irirty recruits. .•-.•*' he borough. That is the same date He is a graduate of Red Bank Honor Red Bankers and good health." •'•'; requested by the American Legion other chattel or article which would At the Monday meeting, chairmen ed to all veterans to attend a spe- high school'and is active in civic Mrs. Ralph O. Willguss, who is encumber the eldewalks, streets, will be appointed for Red Bank and cial meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at In charge ot the Red Bank branch, Two Red Bank residents were post ' the Rumson fire company house on affairs, being a charter member of paid high tribute by the students Teacher* Needed. Council held for further consider- avenues or. road*. a program initiated for the-selec- Tribune chapter, DeMolay; a'form- as asked the Register to make an : The following teaching positions tion of local officers and board ot Center street In that borough. ( 1 ppeal for .help, which is needed of Rutgers university this week In are available In Howell Township ation the request of the River er member of Amateur Athletic the ann.ual tappings for Junior and Plaza -taxpayer's association to' Sow Out directors. Plaits have been completed for Union, YMCA; a member of Ver- Immediately. ' • school: Ardena, for the coming We had a large shipment of the acquisition of a clubhouse and Those desiring to assist In this senior honorary societies. , year, Good salaries offered. Mod- make Rector, place a one-way non A. Brown post, VFW, and ot Anthony L. Antinocxl of 41 paper drapes first part of last week, Metal Waste 'Baskets. Improvements to the property will ort,hy • undertaking may present ern s'chool, modern working con- treet, going north. , ' but they went.right,out. We hope Large kitchen sjie heavy metal get under way shortly. Officials of the Red. Bank Elks lodge. He Is Shrewsbury avenue'was' tapped for ditions. Pfe-prlmary, first, third It was also voted to have a sur- alio a Junior navigator and mem- hemselves at the Red Cross rooms tor more soon. Yes and those Trlg- waste baskets 98 cents; galvanized he borough of Rumson and bJgb Mondays, Tuesday*, Wednesdays or Cap and Skull, senior honorary so- and fifth grade vacancies. Apply ey made to determine-whether or rer Whistling tea kettles all went ash cans and covers In stock; gar- oir, of .the Shrewsbury power squad- ciety. Antinoizl, a"World war. two to Mrs. Haiel Brooklebank, Clerk, ranking officers ot both wan art ^huMdaya between. M a. m. and ot widening Canal street would in a tew days; so keep watching bage cans In large ilze 11.79; gal- Included In the organization's mem- ron of the u. 8. power squadrons. p.-m. -...... ~.~ -.,.-~.,,,,.,veteran, la^ edltor.-ln-fihlet,,oJLthe Howell Towmhlp School, R. 1, make impractical the' suggestion our store and yoil will see all those vanized tube $1.89; clothes pins In , 'He Is the husband of the former "Targum,"- a cheerleader,' coxswain* Pfcrmlngrdale, Offlo» pnone, F»rm- wanted Item' oomlng In, National bership. The group is not affiliata* lngdalt 8581; home phone, Freehold th&t heavy commercial vehicles be snap type .or plain; General Elec- with anyv other veteran*1 orga»la»> ., Kill Helen L. Stout of Haxlet.; . of the Rutgers crew, a-member of rohlblted from using the narrow r* 10. Prown's!'Phttn* Red-Bank tM« bulbr of an kinds, National 8 Moths Do Damage. 488-M.-Advertisement. 2880.—Advertisement. . ion.' "''" -'"•"'."•"•• "-*-• '••" "•'»-«- Save • your olothts with Kxpello, the Intercollege Undergraduate Re- treet. ' • ' • , " „' & 10, Prown's. Phone Red Bank ' Window Shades, great stuff. We have the Paradaoh- lations committee, student council 26*0.—^Advertisement. . We are pleased to say that our . . Tun White-Blinds. PubUo hearing dn the revised Mortgage Loans. Window Screens. i orobeniene and the liquid; moth and Crown and Sdroll, Junior hon- We now have In stook pure white Iquor ordinance amendment will be •took Is sornewhat better on shades. ban 3 for II; moth .chests 11.98; orary society.' He Is majoring In Venetian blind* with tape In wood. A Joan plan within your budget, New Electrolux Vacuum We h*ve all SIMJ on band rlgM Wt'alio can deliver In one week's moth oloatti J4.88; tar paper .10 eld at the next meeting. Monthly amortisation and Interest cleaners are now being delivered low. Doo Klip lawn shear* at tltne most anything you need. Du- JovrnaJUm.' , , Here Is a* custom', made blind 'at oents a package; Larvex $1.79 for Raymond B. Llpplncott, ^r,, of stook prices: W.«8 for sices'uup to at the rate of (tVi$> reducing on at pre-war price. For free demon- il,S9i bamboo type rakM; torn Pont's shades Of course are avail- 1 gal. National 8 'ft 10, Prown's, Meeting called for Lightnings at the unpaid balance monthly. Ap-. stration in Red Bank- vicinity, in Ktttn wire and lot* of other nvf able for one week delivery,—Na- .J Weit Front itroet was. ohosen 27 Inches wide, arid f6.98.up tto 38 Institution, tor processing Phone Red Bank 3680.—Advertise- Inches, Steel blinds of couse at onmouthiBoat club Tuesday, May proved 1 "- your home, phone at once. Also "». National '8f» 10. Prown'J tional 5 * 10-Prown's. Phone Red Vloe president of Crown and E|oroll.. 18,'at 8'p, m., for all North Shrews- veteran*i' loans,.,. Malmta_. .y. Federal spare parts and repairs. Don't de- ment. -. • '•'.•'' Llpplncotf, manager' of orew and S0.9S for all sites to M inches, Phone Red Bank 2680,-Adv»rtl*f. j National 0. ft 10, Prown's. Phone bury Lightning owners and iklp- Savings and Loan Association, lay. Phone today, Bed Bank 3287-Ji T v bllo Auotton. . commodore' of ths Rutgers Rowing Red Bank »«80,-Adv»ttls«m«nt, iers, whether or' not memben of tfonwouth street. Red Bank. Ny J. —Advertisement, • , m'ent.', , • ' "* "June Brides."' Exceptionally One lot o( house- dub, U president of the Interfra. Fleet lj»Or TO. ' . Telephone'Rta Bank MB.-AdveN Town and Country i PlM« your order now for "weiJ- old goods .and- furnishings, rail- ternlty council. He is majoring In • " •' Herbert Cox, tlstmmt. Se'ed Com, ' Tired of this rainy weatherT ' ' fle» Girt Imi. lot pep yourself up with on* dltfr .Invitation*," and "reoeptlon lenet of Mrs. J. TanUafr, MPMkir ceramics,' ' ' The Show Fleet of the Shore—la Secretary, Fleet 70. Hybrid field Nsw Jersey eertlflid (Mil." Many stylis end types to tvenue Deal, Saturday,- May 38th, ' ' Reduoe,. - " NO. 3, * and. V. S. .18; also best >ur attractive new shore ralne now booking barfquet reservations XnoraiM your happluu by re- n Ktlly two, Aw* Md M/ ohooia from. Delivery ll days, .t l(SO,p, m, B. O, Coati, auo- Farm _.. _.... . for Juni Seating' captoltv MOO, • . Expert Seamitrois., , varieties of Hybrid* sweet corn and rox'l Olft Shop;,U Monmouth lonter,—Advertisement, ,( luelng unwanted weight Beautl- complete line of field seeds. Con- Linden, Plaoe, Rid Bank ' itfsit, R*d Bank,—Advirtlnmint; , S»rm loam, 4% Intuut, O pv to Alterations, draperies, mending; fdVta baths given by Mpirlanoed ovir Brothers, < Phone Holmdel tlsemint, 10,years,to repay. Unlimited " :o< 'Prices..per Jo* or work In opiraton. Fnoni Rid Bank lSlff. 6131, WWkatunk,'*ew J«ri»y.—Ad- our homt, Have po A*k tor Mia* Vlrglnla—AdVertlse. vtrilsimint' Thi M and Val,rdi mint, • .i • •. ., , • , LawM'' oomj*nyLl

•Venus, -AdV* ! TWO. BED BANK REGISTER MAY 23T 1946. CUM fe0ft.Af indicates Cownty Red Cro»» F. H. Lions Contest GM Company Honor* Sparki Circus their, portion George P. Alward he Vm Weapon is a to^ioiraiF^er." Entries Increase ToTown only Ufeht George P. Alward, superintendent polle tor waj4taa\ them "off on fre lied Cross services, International of Distribution 0/ County Gas com- rare occasions when they revert to and 10041, will be the theme to be Jungle Instinct. followed by the chairman of the HI-HAT Barand Grill Club To Sponsor pany; Atlantic Highlands, was the Next Wednesday : guest of his fellow-employees a-t a Besides the animal act, the usual American Bad Cross, Basil O'Con- "**•" 20 MAIN STREET Improvement Plan recent dinner In recognition of 24 •trial, terobatlc'and other features ner, guest speaker lit the annual years' service. The dinner was held Wild Animal Act are on the program. Doors to the dinner of the Bed Cross chapter, EAST KEAN5BURG, NkW JERSEY •menagerie and horse fair open "one Entries'of the Fair Haven Lions at Rumson inn, Rumson, and was next Monday night at the Berkeley- attended by 60 person*. Features Big Show; hour btfore the start or the main Carteret hotel at Asbury Park. FINEST OF WINES AM) LIQUORS ' club civic improvement contest are pirformancii. . ' coming in last with a little more Howard A. Stockton,.president o'f Election of officers and board of than a week to go before the close. the County Gas company, and the 2 Show. At 3,8 P.M. After an Absence durinr the war directors for the coming year and VisJLOur Blue Room President Robert V. VanBrunt an- toastmaster, presented Mr, Alward years, the circus formed last winter high lights from annual -reports JACK I8ENBEBG, Xfr. nounced yesterday that it is the de- with a gold badge and gold wrist 1 at Sarasota, Florida, and Marted Its -will also be a part: of the meeting. Q Sparks Circus returns' to this season there March 23. Since that A revision of the by-laws of the • I.... sire of the club to receive the ideas watch on Behalf of his fellow- area after an absence of nearly ten of the,entire population of the bor- workers. Speeches of commenda- time they have continuously per- chapter took place during the past years, it was announced by officials formed, ' *howlng in" nine state*. year, and beginning June • 1, the ough in order to assimilate cross dation were made by Lunar Bak- of the big tent thl* week, as they section views of possible improve- er, commercial manager; Herman They come M Shrewsbury. from present executive committee of 120 WHEN YOU'RE AT THE SHORE set next Wednesday, May 29, as the Long Branch. ' • members/will!be substituted by a Be ments that' would render the great- Von Busch, plant superintendent; date 'of the three-ring show,and the VISIT '. ' est amount of benefit to its resi- James Kerrigan, assistant superin- board «( director* made up of not rear of the Singing; Wheels roller more than 65 members, and they dents. • - • • tendent of distribution, and other skating rrnk In Shrewsbury as the KEYPOBT ENGAGEMENTS Like "the champ," never members of the company. will meet quarterly rather than The ciub will choose the winning place. '•'•' Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lambertson monthly. The new executive com- OLGA FROOKS expose yourself to a crip-' suggestion and make all efforts to Four war veterans, who have.re- Two shows, at 3 and 8 p. m., will of Keyport have announced the-en, mittee meeting- monthly will con- pling blow -"• always be see that the project or improve- turned from military service, were be performed by the cast of SSOV gtgement of their, daughter, Fran- sist of not more than 23 members OUR NEW SUMMER MODELS AND MATERIALS ARE me»* as chosen will get under way. also guests at the dinner. They Featuring the circus, is the wild ani- ces Theresa, to JWehird Raymond chosen from the new hoard of di- NOW BEING: SHOWN prepared for the unex- Copies' of the rules of the contest were 'Robert Stockton, George mal act which the Rlngllngs 'Im- Nebus, son of MK and' Mrs. Adam rectors. "''••• ' " Dumvi's Printed Fiqut pected. If you don't carry 'have been mailed to residents who Klusza, James Burlew and Harold ported and which Spark* have Nsbus of Smith Amboy." are urged to return their entries Merritt' • ' .. . ' ' gained for use In their Spring tour. Miss Lambertttn it'employed-by National's Rayon Broeuklotlt complete Automobile In- within the next few days. .A cash Sp«ci*> of jungle cats from both , .DumarL't Tiatue prize of $25 will be awarded'to-the the Hanson-Van Winltte-Munnlng Lt. George Gould 1 hemispheres form the remarkable lurance, you are wide open winner,. An effort should be made 06. at Mat*wan.' Everfart'* Strip«d Chwnbmy group, in the awemblagi are leop- Mr.'• Nebus was recently' dis- Navy Dischargee to a serious financial loss by contestants to elaborate or give Thomas S. Beers ards, panthers, black jaguars and Plain and Printed Mcfbes from AnMrican Silk Mill* in detail as much as possible of his charged from the army after serv- Lieut, (jg) William George Gould which may be a knockout. pumas. These go-called "small cat*" ing 8* months, IS of which were of Hudson avenue. East Keanaburg, own views. The Lions will choose Vfeuned Delegate surpass both lions and- tigera in Pure Irish Linen from McBratney's • the winning entry, by these details spent In the Aleutian Islands and has been released to inactive duty speed and fury. Ill-tempered by na- Alaska. . ' from the Naval service after 13 Pctites', Misses,- Womeifs, Half-faxes, Made .to NOW, before you drive, rather than by just-the general idea ture, they are also much harder to or suggestion. Bishops' Conference Mr. and Mr*. Julius Merlnsky of months' service. Measures, Custom Service if needed .insure with-— train. „ Keyport have announced the en- He U married to the former Miss The Fair Haven Lions club is a gagement .of their daughter,' Mary, ivic organization and has conduct- With Returned Yets Damoo Dhotre of India is (he Mary R, Hoffmelster. They have Prices from'ten-seventy-five to ttUrty-five seventy-five Hindu trainer and he puts the ani- to George A. Cook ot Plalnvlew, two, children, a eon and a daughter. ed a»4 sponsored many improve- \ : Missouri, who was recently • dis- 1100 Richmond Ave., Tel. P. P. 530 Point Pleasant ments in the borough to date. JThe mals through thtir paces without He plans to enter the public health Thomas S. Beers was.elected at resorting to gunfire or pretense. He charged from the army. field. LAWLEY AGENCY honor roll of the military service the last meeting of the official men and women of Fair Haven oard of First Methodist church of Phone: Red Bank 410 was established' and- maintained by \ Red Bank to be a delegate to the the club along with supplying an tussat Riverside Dr. & Highway 38 ilshops' conference with returned mpllfler system to children of the eterans to. be held in Columbus, A new star bting introductd in Howard • Red Bank R. D. Box 80 Willow street school. The club Ohio, July 4 to 7. Sponsored by the brought about better bus service to Council of Bishops of the Methodist 338 LIGGETT REXALL STORES HAVE Hughes' daring production "The Outlaw" the public by having special buses hurch, the conference will bring coming soon to your favorite theatre. operate between Fair Haven and ogether a thousand young veterans Red Bank during rush hours. 'rom all parts of" the nation for Assistance was given to the Boy hree days of discussion with the Scouts by members of the group in bishops. The purpose of the meet- making valuable scrap and paper ng is to clarify the relation of the FUR collections. Financial assistance has church to veterans, the contribu- also been given to many services, ions veterans can make and the charity organizations anil hospitals. waya the church can continue the A mobile canteen was purchased re-integratlon of returning service- and presented to the Red Bank men. 01 STORAGE 'Salvation Army citadel at the start The Red' Bank church wa» noti- of the war.' This was used exten- fied a few days ago that It had been GREATER BUYING POWER' GIVE YOUR FURS sively in serving the military per- designated by Bishop Fred P. Cor- lonnel "in this section with refresh- sbn of this area to send one dele- A VACATION FQR ments at their posts. At present gate. Only 1,000 of the 42,000 Meth- the • service cluh is sponsoring a odist . churches in the country are MEANS GREATER STOCKS COMFORT AND drive to assist financially in build being flven this privilege. SECURITY ing a swimming pool at the state Thomas S. Beera is 29 years old home'for boys at Jamesburg. A' and was discharged a month ago Of Nationally Famous Toiletries prize of $100 will be awarded to the after having served two years in winner of the contest for this pur- the U. S. Navy Reserve as lieuten- pose. The contest" is dosing to- ant (j.g.-). He Is now a membe? of night. The civic Improvement con- the boards Of stewards of the local test is closing Friday, May 31. En- church and Is associated with his tries may be addressed to the Fair father, J. N. Beers,' In'the coal and Haven Lions Club Contest Commit- fuel oil business here. "" ^ tee,, P. O. Box 4, Fair Haven. Lambert-Schanck PTA Committee Arrange lo have your furs ttortd Nuptials Jiine 12^- here for the lummir- They will ' not only be kept In th« raoit Chairmen Named The wedding of Miss Arvallhe Jo •clentlfic vaults, but at your re Chairmen 'ofitrja^yirjous commit Lambert, daughter of Mrs. Arvaline Wise Headi I/it qutit they will b* (laicd, re- tees df Highlands Patent-Teacher Martin Lambert of Denlson, Texas, modeled or repaired at a nom- association were appointed by the to William Garrett'Schanck, son of LACO CASTILE inal charge, new president, Mrs. Lillian Maxaon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leon Schanck, Si'., at Keyport, will take place Wednes- at a meeting last Thursday or 12-ei. Our expert executlve"6&ard_at the school. ^ June 12, In First Presbyterian SHAMPOO furrier* are eclv at Denlson. r Six* on the. prim- Mrs. Margaret —Sigmund was Nice! That shining named head of the membershi ^ Lambert attended Oklahoma Isei to talk College for Women In Chlckasha, clean, lustrous look over with you .committee; Mrs. Margaret Sickles, hospitality; ~Mrs_Anna Lawrence, where she was a voice major and after Laco shampoo. 59' RAYVE CREME the work you a member of the'Cbllege Glee club. want done. welfare; Mrs. Evelyn-Vaughan, They will ad- publicity; Miss Mae O'Neil, Miss Mr. Schaack was a student—at SHAMPOO -Hope College, Holland, Michigan, vise you care- Anna V.Drew and Mrs. Anna Law- or Jars fully — rive rence, finance; Miss Drew, lunch, before entering the Army Air Conditions Hair! you Individ- rpom; Mrs. Goldie King, publica- Forces two years ago. He was dis- Billowing lather in- .A ual attention. tions; Mrs. Evelyn Vaughan, sum- charged from the service In Octo- vites gleaming high- CO < DRENE We make old mer roundup; Mrs. Grace Wright, ber and now is associated In the lights. Modern way! «*** furs look new program; Mrs. Beatrice Bedle, automatic heating and plumbing goals. ^ N. business with his father . and SHAMPOO brother. Mrs. Evelyn Vaughan and Mrs. How quickly it leaves Margaret —Sigmund were named Doubft Quickl WINTERS FREEHOLD HOUSING hair.smooth, yet so delegates to tfiiTBehool of instruc- easy-to-manage, too! tion and fall county council, and Freehold has applied for $450,000 49* CONTI CASTILE FUR SHOP Mrs. Helen. Maxson and Mrs. Kath with which to construct low-rent ai-lne tickles, alternates.' housing in the borough it has been 58 Monmouth Street, Jaktt It SHAMPOO The association has voted to raisi disclosed. .Application was made by six* Opposite Borough Hall funds during June and July to b< the Freehold Housing Authority to At Hornet The 'wake-up' sham- BED BANK donated to the Jiving memorial the Federal Public Housing Author- poo for the 'sleeping' project. The board will hold its ity. It is contemplated that" 75 TONI CREME* next meeting June 20. dwelling units will be built. beauty in your Jnjir!

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•-#. RED BANK BEGISTER, MAY 23,1946. Page Three. INSURANCE "Pirating Of Farm Sixty Veteran* Comrmtt&tion Labor Must Ceaw" To Be Raited j " a, J.'^"'""- .*• • — - * - •. Commuters irim'this'vicinity i tk*| w)w0 u acclflwt siri! ' "Ilia pirating of farm laboftinuit will shortly be paying Increases in anM4iMBtl|>, you won't b* pr« eaw,"'Hertwrt W. Voort>e"e», Vxtt- Enrolled. At commutation fares,'due to approval pv.r. you whUr-od tlu JoV" idept of Mew Jersey Farm Bureau, granted the. railroad companies /(aid laat week, "or New Jerwy Junior College serving this area by the Interstate »TOTAL PISABlUTY'Tup to Mrweelu) ; .IMOpHvs, agriculture will suffer from the re- May 39, 31-JMne mits. This, undesirable practice Sixty veteran^ World-War two Commerce Commission to increase ••tf-ftfWi*^ BOSFITAl EXPENSE (up tola days) 100per day are enroUed In the apprenticeship the rate* by 20%. tor Mm ans. WOJBM, A,,, 10 tcr 7«, ladutef HOUSEWIVES ' will (eatt to an mutable labor con- In its approval .the commission dition even worse than wartime training 'program, being given un- der the auspices of. the Monmoutb. stated that the commutation ser- UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. conditions." vice has been operating at a ioaa Mr. Voorneet' appeal to farmer* Junior co])ege,u The program Is serving apprentices from the Long for many years and, although the of New Jersey came as a reiult of Branch-Bad Bank-Atlantic .High- new rates will not be sufficient to featuring JIMMY SAUNDERS • THE STAR OR ll.C.Weatt.42 BroadSUed Bank-Tel. 2240 recent instances where farmer* lands area of Monmouth county. wipe out the deficit, It will afford have Vllfully solicited'farm labor , There is a general agreement TAX ~ ' to leave one farm and move to an- among these veterans that thk pro- Local rail officials \advised they other. In many caeca the labor gram is filling a need for them in did not know when the new rates had been brought from the South their efforU to obtain a trade-#ki|l. would , be put Into at the expense of the original em- Some Indication of the value In ployer. -,...• which they, hold these courses is SNYDER'S Declaring that '"farm labor aeen by the fact that they ire at- pirates" not only risk the enmity tending the training classes two It pays to advertise in the Register of their fellow farmers, by such ac- nights each week during their od- tions, Mr.. Voorheea pointed out the-Job hours. that they also' might-become. en- /& tine of tha,*0 expressed It, "I tangled with the law soliciting 'nave something else I coijld do if CLEARANCE, labor while trespassing on anoth- I didn't think this was worthwhile.'! er man's farm. "Co-operation That the training will ''help up in •among farmers is now* more Im- any trade.and it should certainly portant than ever before," .Mr.make ue better mechanics/1 is the Voorheea said, "and it is necessary opinion of another enrpllee, Thomas that farmers carry out desirable F. Hackett, Bikejlde avenue, B 40% to 50% practices and omit undesirable son. Arid a classmate of his, Rob- ones." . ert. Schanck, who resides in West Keanaburg, believes that the In- structors provided are competent REDUCTION Three Watson Men and helpful. These men are en- rolled, in the course in plumbing, ON ODD LOT OF Are In New Mexico painting and bricklaying. Charles Grogan of 62 Oakland TOils sentiment la not confined to street, Red Bank; William McDow- any one group or any one class. ell of 24 South street, Eatontown, Two apprentice carpenters, Ed. and "Victor Montaldo of 60 Center Cook of Shrewsbury and Robert • SUITS — BLOUSES • street, Atlantic Highlands, members Hendrickson of Rector place. Red of the guard force of the Watson Bank, believe that, despite the new- laboratories, Eatontown, have been ness of the program now, "It is a serving during the past month as good setup," and that even experi- • SKIRTS — JACKETS* members of the armed guard of enced tradesmen would profit from Watson's radar and electronic the courses offered. equipment at the Army Air Base in Philip E. Ballly of Red Bank, . Wonderful Values - Qood Selection Alamagordo, New. Mexico. who is learning the auto mechanics trade, likes the training because "It • ' ' in Sizes. Members of the guard force were gives MM a good chance to learn a charged with the safety of the trade while we afe working at it" many pieces of valuable radar .And Raymond E. Shuda of Summer 32-3^BROAD ST., RED BANK equipment atored^ln the desert of street, Long Branch, feels grateful New Mexico. °° to employers of the area for their Interest and for their co-operation in providing the opportunity for this, on-the-job training. The course* offered are not aca demic courses and are notoa part of the regular college curriculum. It does fall within the provisions of the G. I. Bill of Rights, and each apprentice is. entitled to the subsU-] tence pay which the Veteran*. Ad- ministration provides. These month- ly payments run from 150 to $95, and are supplemented by the regii-1 lar stated apprentice wages. The ' total received by the apprentice,j however, is not, to exceed that re- ceived by a regular journeyman. Actual instruction by trained workers and instructors k provided ; for the courses, which Include back- i ground Itrsclencer mathematics and i blueprint reading In the veteran's field of apprenticeship. Instruction in safety education and human re- lationships are also included. The entire program is being sponsored by the college as a part of the Monmouth Junior college commun- Get ready for the biggest .find best vacation ever! ity service program. •: "< • Three qualified Instructors ate.In Throw your worries to the winds and play to,your charge olthe training prnt heart's content. You'll revel in our playclothes present, although more are IJtgkAi to be secured to,handle addition* 1 and swim suits... you'll bear up beautifully un- apprentice enrollees. Aubrey Por- ter is directing the study of carpen- der the sun in any of our new season's creations try. The auto mechanics course lo • SWIM SUITS .3.95 to 9.95 being given by George Bower, a ... playsuits, sun dresses, pedal pushers, slacks, graduate of the engineering school • SHORTS ...?..„ 2.95 to 4.95 swim suits..: everything for a "sunsational" Summer isn't Rationed any more! of the University of Minnesota. Al- lan Lutx, at present a member of time. the college faoulty and who ii com- • HALTERS ...... 1.00 to 3.95 pleting his work for his doctor's de- gree in industrial arts at New York • BEACH ROBES . TOUR The lid's off on travel this year! And your university, is handling the study of motoring opportunities are limited only plumbing, painting and bricklaying. • PLAY DRESSES .5.95 to12.95 by the ability of your car to go...and Each of these Instructors have been licensed by the State Department of • SLACKS .5.00 to 10.95 keep on going! Public Instruction to teach voca- SNYDER'S Probably it'B pretty old...and it never tional education subjects. . • SLACK SUITS :.. 8,95 - lit 1 The program had Its inception In 32-34 Broad St., Red Bank needed thorough protection of every mov- ! February and It is planned to con- . ing part more than it does right now! . 2 tlnue it through the summer and • SUN DRESSES ... ;. 7.95 151 Broadway, Long Branch : m m< If you're red lucky and have a new ;TalL ~ " "" "7 ~ car, what better time to start taking extra good care of it? Yea, this summer, your Esso Dealer's expert care will mean more than ever before! You'll get thorough engine pro- Some words fool you tection ... proper chassis lubrication... with high quality Esso products that are right tot your car! Make today "Esso Dealer" Day. Do it now...and enjoy the days of "Happy Motoring" that CHEST means CHEST

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«*»«:mih,r^,.*l,,.,;m^l:. ...,vH,_ --fi.%»»«.s= STOP IN At YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ESSO W6ALER TODAY Bridge Esso Station Fair Haven Esso Station Melrose Esso Station always means: Purity Body; flavor Edward B. Bathbun, Prop. George Anderson, Prop. - Melvln S. Bow, Prop, i • ' Cor. Bridge Ave. and Rector PI, I1 Blyer Bd. and OUlesple A\«., .4 _ Shrewsbury Ave., feed Bank, N. J. Tel. B, B. MM Fall dawn, N. J. T«l. B. 8. MM- ^There's the cftest the strong man swells with TRed BMUCN. J. Tel, B. B.'JIOJ • pride...the chest that mother gives the bride. Chest is one of those confining words with more Cherry's. Esso Station Kuhl't Esso Station :> Angelo's Esso: Station . than one meaning, It fools you: '•"B«rt"It;'Oh6rr}r,-Frop,— - Anielo Cla(lU/.Prop. Not Ballantine! Ballantine always means Cor. Maple Ave, and'Ber»wi P|., Broad flit . PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR. The qualities sym- ,-. „ Shrewihurjr Ay, * 0»th»Hn#,k, BeiBank,N.J. Tel.R,B.lMfc Bed mni,' N, jr.' let B. B, Wi ,iK»a B«nif, N. i. tat n. B.,M« boliwd by Peter Ballantine's famous 3-rbjg trade -^ijiiiiMi^is»i»w I* h • V;^lnd tip.youyday. thp.pleafiant way*,s' VHB^^TSSI' " >UiDUgt UjllMW!•••• " 1 l I**-J rft^p". <- .,» '.','{ ..••Hi USE \AA ,'t.ft mmSSmFour. RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 23, 1946. Leonardo Man (Motors Stamp Collectors, , Is In New 1 ;OMO>*7CYLII«E>I William M.rFprJ>f lioiirdo ia CwmvMn Parta Alto Available serving as engineer In/charge of Hold Exhibit Here long tVnge equipment tot the Wat- ton laboratories at White Sand, Burris of Essex proving grounds in Alamorgordo New Mexico. While serving In this /County, Inc. Winners Of Main Awards Are a capacity Mr. Ford took active part $-f 416 CENTRAL AVENUE, in the.radar functions'during the first firings of the captured German NEWARK 7, N. J. Frank Hallowbush, Walter Quelch V-2 rockeU and the American-' MArket 8-0S66 made "Wac Corporal." ;, Dletribtitora for OKO Marine Motor 'Btarws valued at' more than Bteln, were Harry U Jeffreys, Jo- Mr. Ford Is a native of Oklahoma quarter of a million dollars were seph Carson, Rev. John SV-O'Hur- but has lived in Monmouth county exhibfl'eci at the third annual ex- ley, arid Stephen G." Rich. Mr. Car- about IS years. He tea graduate hibition of the Monmouth County son, exhibited Philadelphia Ship and of the University of Arkansas with Philatelic society held last Thurs- Stage Stampless covers, 1732-1845. a degree in electrical engineering. For Latest Development! day, Friday and Saturday in the (Mr, Carson Is nationally known,for He is married to the former Alice Red Bank borough hall. Thirty men hie collections of Phlladelphlana.) Sherman -of Red. Bank; •.; EVENINGS and Information About and women exhibited in the_Bhow Mr. Jeffreys showed a selection Mr., Ford has been in radio since. which was judged by gome of the from his 1847, 1861 and 1869 collec- 1917 and was. one of "ttre*1 country's the Plant of most prominent philatelists in the tion. (This exhibitor has won uni- original "ham" operators..'In 1942 country; . . '.. JERSEt CENTRAL POWER ; versal acclaim K for his many ex- he >vas, employed at Camp .Evan's The two ,toj> prizes of the' show hibits and i« America's leading au- laboratory, and during the same & LIGHT CO. were the Thomas Irving Brown thority on United" states 1851-1858.) year attended the British- radar plaque, which was awarded, to Rev. Mr. p'Hurley displayed United schpol.in Toronto, Canada.. •JJttBW m ^a* w m mwm ^^ m v— To Call in Their Frank A. Hollowbush of Allenhurst, States' 1902-03 and U, S.° Commem- for the most outstanding exhibit, orative from his 20th Century col- RE THEY ARE. " -5Va%—6%—7%" and.the Herbert W. Hill trophy, a lection which bears a personal ded- Brotherhood Here •••• Preferred Stock Revere design sterling silver bowl, ication from the late President which was awarded to Walter I. Roosevelt,; Mr., Llchtenstein, who To Elect In Quelch of Wanamassa, for the most showed stamps of .the world be- f, orange julct emtrsetsd Election of officers will be held I i from aun • rlpsmu fruit. • / VVri^e'or J?Jtone interesting entry. The Hil) trophy tween 1840-1850 (the classics of p. 9. r; ; was awarded by popular vote. philately), and Mr. Rich who'dis- by the Presbyteriart brotherhood at I1 sosclally proeasisd tore. FIDELITY SECURITIES b played some New Jersey-covers and ! the, nnal^meeting -of the season lain color and flavor. INVESTMENT COMPANY The judges were George B: material from the. Boer War, (Mr.' Monday nighty June 30. On the AEROSOL Rich In «ltamm C. Sloane, who was one of the apprais- nominating committee are Ray- Elntrlc Billdlnt (01 B«i(s »vsnu» Rich's long residence in New Jersey ers of the late President Roose- and South Africa has created his mond S. Swift chairman, Howard Tilishonts Asbury Pirk 8I95-II9S velt's stamp collection; Elliot Perry, interest in -these widely separated F. Smith- and W. Albert Dorpmus, a philatelic consultant on early places.) . » . . . At the last meeting Robert F, BOMBS United States and Brazilian issues, Worden of. Rector place was elect- COMFORTABLE and Alfred F. Lichtenstein, one of Members exhibiting, and their en- ed and welcomed as a new merri- ARMYSURP$Pi]& the world's best known stamp col- tries were as follows: Mr. Stout, bcr, The brotherhood was enter- lectprs and an honorary meriiber of KM. Fli,,. Mcquitot/Ant,, 'etc. FOLDING WOOD United States specialties and United tained at the last meeting by Archie the county society, who served as States" Columbians; Mr. Hollow- It's wonderfmi It'Kills IntUHItlyl.' honorary judge: Brown of Hudson ayenuv who When jmp-ett top tin ttih.initi •' bush, Blood's Dispatch Post; A. D. gave character impersonations. Cooper, United States Departments, virtual apraytr la rclMscd It dtVtroPs Blood's Penny Post, which during ,a flna mlat of O. O. T. and other LISTEN the 19th century delivered more General United States and New- 'active Ingrtdlinti, enough to.ipray LAWN CHAIRS mall in Philadelphia than ^MkU. S/ foundland; Mr. Quelch,. General United States co,vera and covers a l*r«a room; g«u en working Weekdays . postal system there, was/howta by utt It. Unfinished hard- .Mr. Hollowbush. He displayed four from Old Monmouth; Kenneth B, panels of this famous pcfet. BlooVs Wharton, Blood's Dispatch post; wood frame with Except Saturday Inter-City Postal serviqfe was the Mr. Reussille. United States Reve- pine >lat seat and nues -and private perforation!; on firist mail' agency in ythe United mam back. Paint It or commemoratives; Frank E. Law- To States to use pictorial stamps, an UK II "M Is." example of which Mr. Hollowbush rence, Parcel Post, United -States exhibited. Blood began his use of 1012. '. Foldt compactly stamps in. 1843 when the mark of Fred G. Dunnell, Used Air Mails, for-easy the letter cancellation was a drop-of Peru, complete; Robert A. Williams, J acid on the cover or "envelope.- Mint United States Singles, blocks, The Thomas Irving Brown plaque and Guatemala; Henry J. Sander, must be ,won three .consecutive France; Earle'H. Polhemus.'Unlted 12" X 33" times by an exhibitor for perman- States famous Americans; Seymour ent possession. Mr. Hollowbush also Elterman, Famous American first' WINDOW SCREENS received the plaque last year, The day covers; Mrs. • Hbllowbush, • strongly maee first winner of the plaque in 1944 franks of widows of the Presidents • Statontol. >ood was R. V. R. H. Stout. Only county of the United States; Dr. George l^amt I t Firm raeth gil> '«** Philatelic society members may Wolcott, Scott's specialty pages; I vanned wire . compete for the trophy. Mrs. Quelch, fancy envelopes of the j • Eaty tlldlno con- middle 19th centuiw; Will Ward, ' Itruetlon nocuti] Mr. Quelch's entry consisted of covers .commemorating the visit of four frames of covers used in towns the King and Queen of England to in Monmouth county, between .1821 "PEPPY" KLEER-VUE Red Bank; L. R. Stewart, United R A. K. EX-SECT and 1880. The earliest cover, which States Revenues, including match As You Used To Be? Doabk was the forerunner of the envelope, and medicine; Paul Revere, meters or are you hitting a new low In stam- D. D. I. D. D. T. had a Shrewsbury cancellation, and and permits, and Wesley A.' Ci'ozler, ina and strenith? Do jou ltd weak. many of Mr, Quelch's covens were ,tlr* easily? Look pale, apoetlte poor? iHSECT IHSECT United States covers. vitality low? You may be suffering PRINTS | from the hand of James A. Bradley, • Mr. Quelch WHS chairman of the Irani Nutritional Anemia, a'lack of Iron founder of Asbury Park. In . 1842 In the blood, which can rob you of your POWDER sh'ow, and exhibits were arranged natural pep and energy. In such cases. At No this exhibitor won first prize at the by Mr. Stout, Mr. Reussille and L. .PEPTOTABS .will help build rich, rtd National Philatelic exhibition at At- blood and help you Ect back your E. Dequine, strength and energy. These wonderiukf lantic Oity with this exhibit. tablets luvolr the needed Iron. «.'jA Thiamin, Calcium Glycerophosphate and Society members termed Mr. Liech- At a recent society meeting the Lecithin. REMEMBER only your blood tenstein's exhibit the most valuable following were elected: Herbert W.. Is your "supply line" of visor and UOUBU SI7I PHOTOS one in the show. He exhibited the Hill, president; M. Floyd Smith, vitality. Follow libel directions and start build- famous Cape of Good Hope tri- vice president,• H. Norman Shier, lot rich, red blood TO-DAY with P*P- CHERUB, lUf. $2.19 angles of 1853-65 including the wood treasurer, and Mr. Sander, secre- TOTAB8. Money back If not satisfied. GLASS block errors which were printed tary. On ut Sun- Rny BABY with an emergency wood, block Is- sue in 1861. The wood btyck errors, RATTLE BOILER rof which four of about. 50 are Motorists Fined known to exist, were one penny and Tjred Kidneys DOUBLE four pence stamps on which the After Accident SECONDS OF imprint denoting the value of the Often Bring $1 69 Qe. POPULAR stamp became mixed. Although this Recorder S?las Cronk of Shrews- 29 error was caught, about 200 sheets bury township fined Mrs. Rebecca NATIONALLY went Into circulation. The wood Burrows, Shrewsbury, $8 on a care- Sleepless Nights STOR-ALL MOTH ADVERTISED BRAND block Issue was an emergency one less driving charge Sunday night Doctors sar ytrarfcldners conttln 15 mllef to nveet the demand In Cane_Town^ and Louis Carney of Colts Neck aftinytubesorGlterawhichhclptapuiltytha MOTH CAKES when a shipment from England "paid~a~J3 fine -Rftemn-autouiobllc blocd and keen you healthy.-When-thtygit tired and don't work right In the daytime, •'kg. was believed to have been lost. The. accident on Shrewsbury avenue in many people have to net up night*. Frequent OAGS ' regular shipment had been received, which Mrs. Gcoi'giana Revy of Eat- orscantypaaaagcswlthsmartingandburhlng of 4 however, but became lost in the- sometimes showd there is sorbethlntf wrong ontown, a passenger in Carney's with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect confusion at the unloading pier. car, was injured. this condition and lose valuable, restful Bleep. When disorder of kidney function perm hi Both Mr. Sloane and Mr, Perry According to state police at the poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it mi were exhibitors. Mr. Sloane dis- Shrewsbury barracks, who investi- may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic played two frnmes from his "Hts- gated, Carney was fined for not pains, leg pains, lots of pep and energy, having his windshield wiper in j swelling. Duffiness under the eyei, headaches lorry—tout we can't tall tha' •torjpal Miscellany," that .has won' and dizziness, ' , name of thait fine elgare. Made , many awards In national and inter- working condition. Mrs. Revy was Don't wait! Aak your druggist for Doan's of all long filler, fine Imoorttd | national exhibitions. Mr. Perry's, taken to Riverview hospital where Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully tobaceoa. Havana blended, with entry .was an. unusual collection of she was admitted with a possible by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give flnt ahada wrapptr that burnt tmppy relief and will help the 16 miles of to a long whltt aah. A good the "Sanitary Fair" stamps!""The" fractuic of the right leg and ankle. kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from cigar from ttart to finish. — Compliments [Sanitary Full's were held during the your blood. Get Doan's Fills. ! Civil WBI- nnd were the forerunners of the American Red Cross of to- ".BILL" SUTPH1N MEETING. of Your Only day. 'lrfiij^|'Hj5 the first time that The friends of "Bill" Sutphin in- Mr, Pcrrpjiai-oxhibitcd this part of Mjddletown township will hold a v BOX Authorized his larRf 0M|h!cti'on. Rectal Soreness meeting at the Independent me Get Relief New Easy Way Mrs. Hollowbush was also an ex- home, Bel/ord, tomorrow night. The meeting w|ll be called to or- — Sit In Comfort hibitor. She displayed the franked Frolnnnon ii a quick, depcndible Mlievei envelopes of the widows of.Unlfed der promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Bill o! itchine. painful rectil soreneu-iymp. States Presidents. This privilege Sutphin and Mayor Edward W. totns which may also accompany piles and Currle of Matawan have promised hemorrhoids Bring! nothing «nie of • i was first granted to Martha Wash- comfort tiDtfa li-ontocr, forma protecting ' ington, by a special order of Con- to be presenfTo solicit support for Mm ovtr »orc area, htlca destroy Infcctiom [ gress, and afterwards the privilege the leadership of the Democratic senns, aids Nature heal up raw, broken tbsues No oil-no irease lo .tain cloth- STOCK UP Qn POPULAR I wag given to all widows'of.'presi- party. in*. Sold on money back gunrnntcc. fie jure | dent*. . A letter to The Register from to ECt this modern relief today ... ask for ! Guest exhibitors, besides. Mr. James Harry Bennett states the • RRCM.ARM«Pi'--« PATENTS and Ml , Perry, Mr. Sloane and Mr. Lichten- meeting is open to the public. AT ALL SUN RAY DRUG STORES CHEST NEEDS HERE'S A TIP FROM THE RUSCO MAN-, REG. IROMIZED MAYBE YOU'RE ANDY AND WANT TO BE SAM J $1.25 YEAST TABLETS putt up, takoi down llniihed with Hit REG. KHEiML *NJL——M,^ •eoion'i Mini *—-JiEi^n • U.50 HAIR TONIC 89 *^fiaBs£5>jSK^\ REG. DR. LYONS sec TOOTH POWDER r—• REG, LYDIAPIHKHAM'S end fall Mlh and tcrtin hoi the tomt old IUM. wrtcki hil clolhli $i«o VEG. COMPOUND both.r and houll BOX OF! CARES 89 dtnti hil b*on now ilapi on Iho llnlmcnli • R0fl. AROMATIC SPWUTS ^ot nothlnQ to Endi window it.om DELIGHTFULLY SOEHTED •• And window frott 18c Of AMMONIA. REG. RHUBAJiB ANDSPOA REG,. TIlOTUREOF «lwnBt cr itor* 25c -MEEENSOAE P 4d. 14 for HOICO glm Rainproof, droh-lr.. V.rtllollon full lavlnot obtorb hd -A limpl. ft ' THtlf« REG. 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Driscoll was chose* by Governor Edge, A$w ft**** MOW Wfrwr ftW by stirring toih* .MtttanakM* A Memorial State House Letter BANK REGISTER given tb.e nod l|y';a: small''group'df^ ."baastfit&e .editorial conoludeswith Tonl$ryl6m To Dlicufs Feedng^ ESTABLISHED 1878 " minds," it was iiitended,.tjiat h|s. selection this neighborly-condolence: • '"THi §erpent has a -WCIII Tho Monmoutn County Extension B/ John .H. Cook and.Henry Clay ' . Th* New" J«^r*ey'.Racing.C would have no opposition. And whether Mr. bfQtheriPdikrs in our. national lore, .for bist: in cooperation with- the slon iMt week'acted to limit* Driscoll is a good Wan' or not, may not be ness, waved over many of our col- I Union; has arranged « the prwent three, th* numberJj THOMAS IRVING BROWN onists, on the "Don't. Tread,in M»* _ for poultrymen Wednesday Highlands Boro so important as the-question whether the horse racetracks In the state. T| Editor and VublUhcr Rattlesnake nags at the outbreak evenWg,' May 28, at 8^80 o'clock in eommi«s!dii Passed unanimously.' of the Revolutionary war. And,1 th* West' Farms Community House, t JAMES J. HOG AN, Associate Editor open Primary is to be done away with by which should provide a program of Plans Wot Parade ", resolution to consider no new unlike, song writers and. novelists, plications toe running race ... • ' Assistant Editor the Republican party Jn New Jersey. liter) he uiijilly gives warning before h» interest to 'every poultryman in' the And Service! On ML HAROLD KELLY, Loaned to the Navy strikes." county. ."MM)] after the. IMT . legislaU ' We think that Mr. Hoffman has ren- . SAIAMANDBB WEAX0XB. The,feature oftthe evening1* dis- ha* had an opportunity to ' i And now will the Jovial editor Sunday Completed late" on the subject.' '' MXHBEB THE ASSOCIATED PBESS dered a distinct seryi'ce, not only "to the Re- Oti ^ ib« 'vood««° otti a raraini y please elucidate on why his Illinois cussion will b'e a talk by Professor C. S. Platt of the N. J. 'Agricultural Tb« Axociated Fresi ll ucluslvtlr entitled to th* oi« publican party, but to all parties—and the May day, «,' dad y wheh n tthhe air U likes to be called "the Bucker The aotlon excludes trotting racj§| (or npiiblieitlon of all newt dispatches credited to It or warm and the rain li a eomfOrtaM'e State!"—Milwaukee Journal. - college on "Feeding Poultry During Plan* for th* Memprial day pa- and such special event* at fair I sat MhtrwlM ertdlted in this paper and alio the locil sm fate of the open, Primary in 2few Jersey rain and a.leliuroly one,, and If yoyou the Present Emergency,)' Professor rade and services to be held Sunday and AfUpwrt the veto by Govern»1 - - - 1 th««in. r th itK ill bb Platt has a reputation for bringing afternoon by Highland* Twinllght WalUr E...Edg* c*\ Mil. whl( may be decided at the Primary June 4. watch, your will probably .some interesting ideas into every Legion post and auxiliary hav* been Member Audit Bureau of Clrculatlo fifind a salamandel r or twt o explorinl g Mosquito Control , would have mad* a referendu 'discussion in which he participates, completed and one of the largest mandatory la the county In which the complex world of grass-stem and the topic on which ha I* to hold affair* of IU"klHd ever, held in' National AcWertliinB Representatives, Martin Calbert forests. Sm.ajl craaturM they art, a new track would he located. W.I Co.. ft East Z6tb St. Nev Vork. us. W«t Uadlion St.. Enforce the Law Against' / Program It Urged-. forth at-this coming meeting is a Highland* U anticipated. Chicag-o, III.; 1506 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, fa not much longer than a man'* live one at the present, time, ' ' The commission's resolution noted * Reckless Cyclists...... finger, and a beautiful orange in A State. Board of Health program All organization* participating In that Edge vetoed the measure b#-' Thi Red Bank Reg-lltei »i«nnic». "° financial reiponilbill- color. Rain-washed, they have a to combat mosquito* . throughout the parade have been asked to as- cause of technical defect*, and that'' tlM lor typographical errors In advertisements but will reprint the bayshore area was discussed at Making Quality Hay. semble at the memorial monument tkat part of an advertisement ta-which the typographical The important part the cyclist plays in bright, flower-like hue, ' almoit at 1:45 p. m. The line of march the Intent of the legislature was '- error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management translucent. And they ar» leisurely a meeting of Atlantic .Highlands' Weather, plus "harvesting meth- clear. The action In deciding'to,; our traffic problem apparently lias. been health board at,* meeting. Thurs- ods, will determine-the quality-of ajnd other details will be followed Immediate)> Second-Clan Matter at the Post- gr«at that Stewart, health officer, in whiijh he hay making practices to help.fill monument at 2 p. m. and final cere- ing has been done au-ywiiere to enforce the irept from -tht e wateri of long ago commission member*, »worn in office' a« Red Bank, N. J., under the 'Act' of March 8. 1379 auggetted a. mosquito control pro- our barn with roughage your cows- monies will take place at the honor only a few. hours before: F. Wallld "found the land! of this earth gram. ;. ,_ ..,- I . .- ' • ; will like to eat. roll to honor the boys In aervlc* 4o bicycle ordinances.' Some cyclists- are a good. ' Around their couslna in Armstrong of lloorestown and. Wil- THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1946. Thei* reports, and' programs were M. A. Clark, agricultural agent, the armed force*., and those-who liam V. Grlfflh. of Peapack. • ^ / greater danger to the safety of the public Europe, grew persistent legend*. thoroughly discussed and the pub- says tq cut your hay when It will made the supreme sacrifice. The than reckless motorists. Most of the bffen-, They., we're so oold-blooded, ,«ald lic is asked to co-operate in this pro- give the highest yields and the best program will Include memorial ad- Nearly. m,000,000 In railroad 0 casual observers a- few centuries gram. Further details may be se- quality. This will be determined by dresses,, band playing and singing. taxes was distributed to the state's Future Of Open Primary ders are teen-agers who show little or no re-back, that If they were toised Into cured from the board secretary. the stage of maturity and will vary Among'those who'will take part In 21 counties, Commissioner Homer Factor In June Election. gard for traffic laws," and many are even . flre they could quench .that flre . 'Reported by the health officer with'different kinds of hay. First the services will be Gold Star C. Zlnk of. the department of tax- t will, and they, could emerge un- were.64 cases of chlck'enpox, SB of cutting alfajfa should be mowed Mothers', the Legion county com- ation and finance announced. He At the Prii'nary election June 4, the lacking in good manners. - :,.'!.' larmed. And It was said also that German meals, 32 measles, three of when the plants are about a tenth mander and the county chaplain of said he withheld $51,964 from Hud* While the fault lies chiefly with the en- hey lived on air, and for that rea- scarlet fever and - three cases of to a quarter In bloom. For second the Legion auxiliary, the ministers, son.county's share because Attor- Republican voters will go'to the ffolls to reg- son must have magical powers of whooping cough. rop.wait until most of the'plants Mayor A. Meade Robertson, Major ney Genera) Walter D. Van Riper forcement authorities, the lack of'.parental vealth. Thus .'they came to have are full bloom. Red or alslke clover Roy E. Anderson and Chaplain ister their choice as to-4vlio will be nomin- Goldie of Fort Hancock and Mr. claimed that amount is due the .supervision accounts for a lot of the reck- i place In the darker arts of heal- ALL OUT FOB HOFFMAN should be cut when the field 'is half state for legal services. ated for Governor. There are two candi- o three-quarters full bloom. Don't BiillngB, Fort Hancock Y. M. C. A. tng ind. incantation. Of the total, $5,528,447 was from dates, former (iovernor Harold G. Hoffman less riding seen on the streets. .'Parents, Actually; (hey are neither myster- May 20, 1946V wait until all the plants are In full All the local organization* have bjoom or some of the heads have main line taxea and Is earmarked , aud A. 1J..C. Commissioner Alfred E. Dris- naturally, can't follow their children,,wher- ous" nor fireproof. They are- cold Thomas Irving Brown, Esq., been invited to take part as well aa for. school district use. Of this hooded, tru« enough; but thai is Editor and Publisher,' ' begun to turn brown. the posts and auxiliaries of the ever they go, but they should frequently re- Good hay can be made from tim- county. At the close of the exer- Sltt,646 went to the* county treas- col). Ami it- is i|iiiii> sigiTiticant thai if it lielr riuanlreptllian nature. They Red Bank Register. urer of Monmouth, $38,307 to ive on the smalt insect life of their My dear Mr. Brown: ithy, too, if It Js cut at the proper cises open house will be held at the was not for candidate Hort'iiian, the Rqnib- mind them/for their own safety, to be on the stage. The best time is after head- Salem, and $32,644 to Hunterdoit tumble world and they hibernate Nomination of Col. Harold. Hoff- Legion home for all who partici- •lican voters would not have had their oppor- alert, to obey the traffic laws and to'show ing, but before blooming. ' - pated. The. remainder of the total con- through the cold season* They man for governor on June 4th will sisted of $6,208,799 'from taxes on are harmless to humankind, as mesm much for Monmouth because ' Usually it la best to start mowing tunity. common sense riding on the highways. It on the early side, as haying will second-class .railroad property of harmless as the little sand Uxards Hoffman has lived'in jhe county, which Hudson county got " more In the days whim WOodrcnv Wilson was will save "many a broken bone, and many a jepreiented It in Congress, knows last for ten days or more. Half or that sktter at the roadside la the Its needs and is pledged to the su- more if possible of your'hay should Concert Benefits than $5,000,000 because of the huge-,* Governor, the statewide open primary for. eardrop; ..-,.'. desert, country of the American per-highways it requires boat ba- be made before it gets beyond the. rallrtad terminals situated in that o-o-o-o-o-o— : r—• We»t.. And as those small liutrds sin* and State aid In checking ero- best quality stage. - - county. . . state offices was instituted. It wasn't; long are varicolored little, gams'..of anl- sion — all of which Governor Edge Home For Aged has treated cooly, vetoing boat ba- After mowing, the hay should lay The Governor last week ah- • after that however that .Frank IIague de- What A Retailer n>al life- in'the desert, so are the n the swath until the leaves are orange salamanders In the damp sin bills and having not a penny for nounced he would approve trans- prived the Democratic voters of Hie oppor- erosion control In this year's bud- wilted but not dry. Then windrow Methodist Women fer within the account of the De- Must Do To Survive. woodlands when violets'bloom and" get, and Drijcoll standing for his with a side delivery rake. As leaves tunity of the opeu-JfriinarVj and selected the warm May rains aend rills down partment of Conservation "suf- Many persons have the curious notion policies : 'and - having no special are the most nourishing part'of the Sponsor Program ficient" funds to provide dredging candidates himself. So that as far as nom- the hillsides.—New York limes. knowledge of or Interest in resort hay, every effort should be made to that larger businesses have no problem of areas. prevent their loss, a They contain the shoals which hav* formed In' inating a Governor for years, the Demo- TEST OF A SYSTEM The program, "An Evening of the Manasquan river. Earlier a survival, that they are .beyond the hazards Every vote for Hoffman ia a vote 60 to 70 per cent of the protein and group of Brielle official* and' boat* crats have only had to go through the form for the direct primary and the dem- are rich in vitamins and minerals. Music," held last week at the Meth- of competition and depressions.'TJhis notion Whlpsawed by a succession of ocratic principle that the voters are To get quick, uniform.curing, don't odist church Fellowship hall was men.had appealed to the Division of ratifying that choice. As a result few itrikes and threatened strikes that entitled to select candidates because put two heavy swaths Into one win- well attended, The concert fea- of Navigation for emergency .s a grim joke to,those who have-witnessed cut ever oloser to the heart of the Governor Edge , who has urged drow. If the windrow is rained on tured students o.f Hermine Hudon dredging to safeguard ablpping. Di- Democrats have participated in the Primary American economy, the enterprise abolishment of the primary, has during the curing process, let the and was sponsored by the Women's vision Director Frank D. Holmes :he unremitting effort that goes into lifeepiug system on which the -United States. •ought to mak* It a mere gesture at that time estimated that $18,000 ' election. by attempting to dictate Drlscoll's top dry and give It a half turn. Society of Christian Service for the ••-*" of the country's leading ^nteitjprises as grown great and prosperous Is nomination. • • Methodist Home for'the Aged. might be made available, but re- facing a test which Is even.more Get the h,ay into, the mow as soon minded that regular contracting But every three years Wie Republicans Every Hoffman vote U also a vote as you are sure the moisture con- Patrons were Rev. and Mrs. Rog- sever*' than that of war. It is not for recognition of our veterans be- award process was necessary. stagod a real battle for the nomination, and a thebfttical test, not merely a ent is down low enough: for safe er J. Squire, Mr. and Mrs. William An address by.the Mi cause Hoffman -has served In the storage. Too much moisture in the S. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. May- State Health Director J. Lynn the winning candidate was the choice of the clash' of Ideas over the extent to army through two ware, rising from ihain retailing organization atatiieetiug of which the system shall be modified private, and understands .veterans' hay at storage time not only means dole, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Evarta, Mahaffey said measles have af- majority. And while Hague was able to problems and wants to serve them, flre. hazard but will destroy. 20 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Palmer, Mr. and flicted 34,&4 so far this year, and he United States Chamber of Commerce to meet the changing needs of the Mrs. William Macdonald, Mr. and hour. It Is severely practical: Is while Driscoll, a younger man, per cent or more of digestible nu- th* epidemic is reaching its peak. elect most of the Governors by .piling up a reveals a few of the postwa'r headaches of turned down a commission and has'trlents. Mrs. t). A. Jerolamon, Mr. and Mrs. So far, four have been reported to there enough Intelligence, enough" Ray Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bell, huge majority in Hudson county, it is quite enlightened self-interest within the not been In the armed forces. have died of measles or complica- retailers. Among, other things he touched In the Republican primary the Farm Briefs. Jr., Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Addis, Mr. tions. Last year only 1,747 cases significant that not Rince Woodvow Wilson's system to prevent Its complete choice seem* to me to be between and Mrs. F. P. Snlffen, Dr. and on the personnel problems of his company breakdown? If coal Is not mined, This year, more than ever, dairy- were reported in the entire 13 days as Governor, has the ^New Jersey Sen- boas machine dictation and special Mrs. Samuel W. Hausman, Mr. and months. Mahaffey praised the ac- ' with the comment that "wartime conditions If the trains do not run, If every Interests represented by a "Crown men need lots of quality hay. Mrs. Vernon W. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Late May is the proper time to tlon of the American Red Cross in j ate been Democratic in majority, even in played havoc with the retailers' regular other vital service in the complex Prince" candidate and an independ- C. V. Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. A. making available for free dlstribuJ American- community is subjeoted ent", liberal, progressive veteran BOW Sudan grass for summer pas- Melvln Morris, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. the early Roosevelt days •when everything who stands fpr the masaes. , . ture. \ • ' "' tlon a terum which .provides tern-' sales force. Enlistments and departures to! to repeated stoppages, and the Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert porary Immunity to th* disease, jj most was Democratic. And today there are tension of threats of stoppages, the B. B. Bobbltt. Peach and apple growers are ad- Schild, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. Beers, war plant: jobs were tremendous.\In our system-will not work., All the teoh- Long Branch, N. J. ' vised to keep in "close touch with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Long. Maja (OQ) Leon Berry of Toms] onl.v four Democrats in the Senate out of company alone over 6,000 employerfrnjent in- nlcal skill, all the-vast plant that their Agricultural -Agents, as now River ,was re-appolnted vlce-chan-. PBAISES OUR MOBAL Is the critical time for Insect and Mrs. Lillian Tucker. Mrs. John the 21 members. Rut three years ago, some has:-been created to serve the cellor for another seven-year-term! to the Armed Services out of a total of 13, COURAGE disease control. ' • . Fielder Cross, Mrs. Hazel Kremer, by Chancellor Luther'A.'Campbell" "brilliant minds'' in the'Republican coun- American people will be wasted 000. ;. . The result was less aud poorer ser and the system that produced It Frost did some damage to straw- Mrs. Gladys Q. Hamburger, Mrs.'' The post pays $18,000 a year. Berry , cils conceived (lie idea that (Fie Republicans will be a mockery In the eyea of Sear Mr. Editor— • berries in South Jersey, but on the Cordelia Smock, Mrs. E.. L. Honig- has been vice chancellor since vice, to^ourjiustomers^. __ ._ I desire to thank ydu for printing whole, prospects are good for some- man, Mrs. Walter T, Warden, Mrs. 1925. should folkiw-the-ITagiiTrniethodyrnnTVnioi watohlng nations. In your paper the Christian Science what^ larger production. Hester DiBodine,-Mrs—Warren H, "Today "we' must rebuild our sales TKe" average^ annuar^ialary of" leave the choice of their- gubernatorial can The'American economy does not lecture. It helped me so much and Smock, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. forces—with our returning veteran -em operate In a vacuum, any more I know everyone who will read it Dogs Vs. Evergreens. William Crispcll, Mrs. Jacob B. workers, under the state civil ser- didate to tho voters, but have a "palace than the coal miners or the rail- will be blest. I desire to thank you Rue, Jr., Mrs. Samuel Howard and vice system Is $2,286—about $44^a_. ployes and'by training new and promising way employees work In a vacuum. for the article In the editorial about A number of repellents are very Misses Grace M. Allen, Meta, Irma week—It was announced by the guard" select him. Ho while there were a : cruelty to the helpless ones who effective against dogs of the leg- civil service commission whlch'sald sales people.' We must bring back, aa soon The enterprlie system exists in a lifting type. Here is a hint which and Lillian vonGlahn, Emma Jane number of Republican candidates, the so' world of fiercely competing «ys- cannot at present help themselves. Lafetra, Edna Mapps, Florence A. the state payroll Is $31,999355 a as possible", the courteous and efficient ser That Is just what is needed and will be of help to you from R. B. Selleck and J. Russell Woolley, 'year. The,payroll has risen about called "best minds" of the Republican state tems, of widespread skepticism, of thank God who gave you the moral Farnharh of Rutgers. vice the public requires and is .entitled to shifting tides of opinion—a world courage to print it - Thomas Irving Brown, Richard C. $5,000,000 a year since re-classl'fica- organization got together and settled upon With .the best dog repellent li- Hackstafl, Percy Sherman, Stewart tlon approved by th* Edge admin- in which the pragmatic tests of I wrote the poem you io kindly quids, you are better off not to use aud which the retailer must give it he is to ability to produce, of sheer viabil- printed some months ago on the Cook, Jr., E. S. Oisleson, J.L. Burn- istration. After July 1. the aervice Walter E. Kdgoand told the others toretirc too much. Three little squirts on ham, A. Alvin Whiting, the Jordan plans to hold about 1,000 separate ' succeed in business." ity, are always being applied rigor- "Sailor Lad in Blue." My copies of three different sides of the lower which they did. So for the"first time in ously. The human values, the free- the poem are all given away. Can .Press, Commercial Press and Hon- examinations with a view to fill- you use this poem: part of the evergreen will do a fine ey Bee Flowersi years tin1 'Republican voters were placed in Here is an established retailer, a retail- doms Implicit lathe American way, job of repelling dogs for a week or ing 7,000 permanent positions er that the uliiWforinedlvoTild assume held are" not~taken-f6r granted by the _.- « OUR FELLOW ^ more. ' One~of~ the-easiest-to^use which have accumulated during the. the same position as (heir Democratic op- hungry,, and the light for liberty Whtn you meet your fellow nan, and most economical applicators ia war years. Many veterans have Shilte him gently by (hi hind; been named to temporary positions, ponents, their primary merely a matter of an entrenched position,, and yet he speaks which was won on the battlefield Wve him a smlie >nd plenty of chetr, a so-called nebulator which Is »o)d> New Insecticides of what be must do if bo wishes to succeed against the Axis could be lost In Four no trouble In hU waiting* ear. at drug stores for the purpose 01 pending the resumption of examin- form, too. ' ; the world's marketplaces if the And. ai. h* wanders MB way along ations), —he knows he must please consumers. You will hear him singing a tunerful spraying oily" materials into tho Kill Many Bees American way fallt. .' ions'. noses of those who have catarrh Of course no one could definitely prove The responsibility for averting and similar ailments. Applied with The loss of honeybees resulting Voting will be from 8 a. m, to » Could there be any more reassuring evi How do you know what you hav* done.? p. m., daylight saving time, accord- such, a catastrophe is a collective Pfrhaps life for him has juit begun. such a device^ the dog repellent Is from poisonous sprays and dusts that this method of the Republicans of do- dence of the healthy competitive conditions one. There is emotional release In And aa you go along your way easily and quickly applied. used to protect crops against insect ing to a ruling by Attorney Gen- ing away with tlie open primary has ren condemning the unions, r manage- Think of the good you can do each day pests is increasing, the State De- eral Van Riper, who was asked existing in the distribution industry? Cer- • This poem has never been print- to decide the question for the pri- ment, Congress, the Administration Field Corn Test Planted at partment of Agriculture isports in dered Governor Edge in his administration tainly such words belie the old-fashioned or a complacent citizenry. There'is ed. Thank you. I often read your a survey made recently of the New mary elections. The law names fine articles and editorials. Malsbury Farm. Jersey beekeeping industry.' voting hours In standard time. unresponsive to the general public Hut. we crepe hangers who think they hear the crack solace in witch-hunting. But none : ' Mrs. Mildred Barry. Fifteen different varieties of field of this, no formula of words, no Mblt's Nursing Home, • "Since tKe struggle against Injuri- The laboratory division of the .do find that his term has been pretty much of doom whenever anyone mentions chain corn have been planted in a test on ous pests and disease, ha j become bureau of animal husbandly Cele- legal mumbo-jumbo, will halt the Middletown, N. J, the Calvin Malsbury farm, Cream process of breaking down the more vigorous lately, both honey brated Its 20th anniversary Jjy an- along that line. At the same time ns his elec stores. • Ridge,' to determine their ability to and wild bees have been the victims American economy Into a jumble of "THE GRAND OLD AMERICAN •yield (Under Monmouth county soil nouncing a record number of tests tion, the state voted to prepare a new Con — o-o-o-o o-o shortsighted, self-defeating, wrang- In Increasing number," said D, T.- made lait year. The total was WAY" -. and weather conditions. R. O. Rice, Pitt, supervisor of statistics, who stitution by a majority, well over a hundred ling fragments, each seeking its Associate Agricultural Agent, re- 183,114, of which more than half Incubators, Old Shoes And owns ends and endeavoring to force conducted t,he Mate-wide survey. were blood samples analyzed for thousand. And wliHc tin1 Constitution sub- Mrs. Charles Blckham Hynson, ports that three N. J. hybrids, #2, Dead Monkeys Carried By Plane. its own solutions on the rest of the 1315 Webster St., New Orleans, La. #4 and #5, as well as many out-of- While visiting fruit and vegetable Bang's disease, The total came to mitted a yenr Inter was in general along the nation. There must be a renewed blossoms for nectar, large numbers 20,870 more than In 1944. . - The Wright Brothers, at the time o 5-16-46. state hybrldB, both long and short of worker bees are poisoned. Loss- r sense of the community of na- Red Bank Register, season varieties are Included in the The State Supreme Court was lines of the one that had been recommended their historic lirst flight, would have been tional Interests, of the need for es not only decrease honey tmd wax Red Bank, N. J. teat<» Data on growth and yield will production but what is more unfor- asked to decide a number of legal by a previous commission, and which was astounded if tlit'.v could have, looked ahead self-restraint and co-operation, Dear Editors— be 'reported after harvest Is com- questions/among them: (1) Wheth- there must be a new patriotic emo- tunate, reduce the numbers of this ill the bunds of-tlie public at I lie time i\u>\ As a new subscriber to your pa- plete. Important insect upon which farm- er a plea of "no contest" consti- to the manner in which the airplane would tion to temper the clash of wills. per I wish to say I very much ad- tutes a conviction for purposes of voted for tbe'cliange,JJui-.Const!ttitioii-wai' mire your editorial May 2, '18, on ers' are dependent for pollination of soon-be utilized byiniaginativeman. They The Inevitable' alternative U the their crops. Without visits of the liquor license revocation; (3) supersession of the American way the subject of "A Nation-Wide1 defeated by a larger majority than the re- would have been amused too at some of the Sticker Campaign Against Liquor Sea Bright Lions bees to orchards and fields, there whether a city must ^advertise for by a harsher creed and the expos- Advertising." and glad your paper would be fewer apples, peaches or bids before leasing property; (8) quest for a change had been curried-the pre- cargoes,carried. Recent shipmentsiiave in ure of a rich nation, grown weak takes the good old American way pears to market. Vegetable plant- whether the "holding over" of a vious year,- ' . by 'shier folly, to the contempt and, of defending your and our. stand Set Charter Night ings such as cucumbers, pumpkins city counsel 1n absence of appoint- eluded incubators, broken-in shoes and/lead quite possibly; the aggressions of a on what we think Is right. En- and squash would fall, as would ment at the end of the term cuts Then we have I he Governor, regardless hungry world.—New York Herald- closed find check for $1.60 for' six monkeys. ; • months of the Red Bank. Register, fields of legume crops. aown the term of office Of the fol- Tribune. ' ~—^— Dinner-Dance At lowing counsel when subsequently of public opinion, failing ti> ask for Uu Xot long ago the birth of triplets in a as I will use the Genealogical page. According to; the study, many Thank you. . . Yacht Club June 3 other hives have been seriously appointed: (4) whether chiroprac- resignation-of Attorney General' Vunliiper Kansas City hospital created a ''guilder CIVILIZED KINDNESS Sincerely, weakened, From 1940 to 1944, the tors . "praotlce medicine"; (5) 1 whether a borough has the right to We also lijiyt his veto of so "many bill,* emergency Hint would have ended tragically One of the indications that people Mrs. C, Bickham Hynaon. The Sea Bright Lions club, will period covered by the survey, bee- observe ChartOD Night at a dinner- keepers estimated that 500 colonies oan ereotlon of gasoline stations. passed In- li is own/Republican legislature— in "the good old days.-' However, an iu are truly civilized is their general Freehold, N. J., were weakened annually,- Noting level of 'kindness to animals. Not ' May 14, 1944. dance) Wednesday night, June 5, at Most of the court's. May term many of whjcliw ri-e of bi'iictit to M.oniiioull the Sea Bright Yacht club. Walter the rise since the development of culm tor was delivered by air 'express' in a kindness just to a sacred cow, or To the Editor: , wartime Insecticides, the survey cases were taken under.advliement, a high-bred Pekingese, or the em- J, Sweeney Is . general chairman. and opinions will be handed down 'county.' .'••••. few hours. 'In.another instance, a number I would like to.express my gratt State officers will attend. points out that In 1940, only 54 col- peror's favorite horse,, or a. decora- tude to the New Jersey State Police onies of bees were reported as de- from time" to time. --.. AnVl to tup, ii, all oil',- thi! '.'best minds' of dead monkeys were air-expressed to the tive Bow}. ,,-But kindness'to an for their prompt and efficient action The club has gone on record ordinary mongrel pup; stroyed, through PQlionlnSi.fthJl* .by, Museum of Natural History in,, New York fit the appfehinslo^ Of the culprit posing' the -proposed dumping of 1944,193 colonies within New Jersey of the Repubjicaiijiarty. Ibis year -decide! That is why Be Kind to Animals Who stole my automobile from the sulphuric acid In the ocean by a garage at my residence on the Jer- had been wiped out and 5B0 Weak- p Call to continue Hie ban on the open prinmri all the way Uroin Colombia, South America Week—this week of April 8 to 13— Sayrevlllo plant. ened so that they became liable to is important. It reflect*, as It'fos- seyville road,. Freehold, at 10:48 ' A talk on the 2Sth anniversary of Speedy transportation was necessary to pre- p disease. arid called' in a few friends 1o again sejec ters, the civilized kindness of those p, m, "April 2p. ... : • . '" LJonlsm In New Jersey and on the Son In Switzerland 1 That eveninrl noticed the sound Questionnaire*, sent to apiarists the Republican riniilidnli. for,Governor in' vent deterioration of the-carensses before nations where*it is observed to- of the Car being started In the ga- $15,000'shimming' pool' to be con- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ryerson ward the, leiwr creature's'among structed at the Jamesburg home throughout the' state show that the they could be treated by tiixiderin.iBtSi The rage and callod out to tho driver, damage Is especially noticeable In of Pitnt plaoe received a tele- Kfcad of Imi.yihg it ;t pulilican cnmliiiiiles, lint tliey were all glvei vncirtloiiixt wlio wauled liin favorilCpalr of ship barrack* and within 15 min- ry'q Lobster house by District Gov- In Meroer, Middlesex, Monmouth to pick up and car* for th* bird and Huntcrdon counties," Hlv* own- Honed with the Signal Corpi in thi brokeii-in Klines delivered <|,uii:kly'(oilihu In fallen from the nest, to greet with utes they were at my home, had ernor Adrian VanRavensteyn. - . their orders, nud they, mi' nil still III' fli 1 gathered the details, and had post- ers have' estimated that as many a* Army of OooupaNon In Germany. Vexico Cjly—and they were, by air express, jats Instead of'kicks the "mutt; ed n road patrol.'. • . '.. Guests at the meeting were Lieut, 20 per cent of their colonies In Mr. Byer*on, whi was oh a fur- mid the i-i'fiwn.jvrtii-pliK'eil upon Mi who come* to the back door look- The man was apprehended •driv- Theodore Flynn of Rod Bank, an areas near heavily sprayed or duit- lough o(.uy«al/diya, fnSf should,b« given this wi«n- aii, polios'organisation, tot whloh V (Ive two' hours of his .time, free the fliloji anlfardeni of bitkMptfyi minutes,, although th«y pautd t »Ch> every .wisk treating ' and their, neighbor!,, Th* 'ui«-o| ripldl/, were' griatfy *n>y*di ™"ir""nT!ian T8. m. over/ tiiuor 'iii'n'i|iV0iVii'wriJ>riw't|i>puiii|B^m; CIK'1,'H« ' AjJ(j'lj{ lilOJ'. wGli its'.cxlateiioo updri •VyiiOui'unmmg aa scvvlcb' tltfl" s&i u ft RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 23,1946. Pake nextm. ***** *» ing mt* AM at M* 0ni»ym*t>i*, vis, Howard Kennedy M4 Barbara apd Jixobtn fcmJaA*A out. Ask Junior High School I their JOarto, Jtocco was vJstticg tit* tctuioi on « foifi out sat Wefeot* acvd * tbr«*4ay fum, fU Mid be The jpmgipm *9f the DeVo* struck «ut, winning the tfeoug^lhs?;«CT»yj)Jutps,|^Jot at exercise* is a**oUowsj four-inning game 7 jt«»lA*Biehard K .••• I been'wakingproJtcbeen- U In .fllsj boys, l*iV hsl^. b. • g^p^ get 'eessjonal inan*f •*& Wolt"' ' ' , •'--> 'Calling aU he-pnen tp room ,t. (Science, purinj'th* put year they out • of . A, he must do the outline for A M 7 with Arnohe's error. Hy.er was work. It he wishes to get a B he ThT"girli of the seventh grade tagged out sliding to home. Smith follows the 6 outline and so on to made Mother's Day. oards, under and Campbell, were put out and Fresh Frying Chickens • D.—l9«verly Friedman. the direction, of Mri. Helen Lauber, their team was sent to the fleld. . up to t% 1b. - many of which turned out very Patterson got oh base with a bunt Around 1:15 p. m., a corpora) nice. ' ..»- and came home on Arnone's triple. walked into Mrs. Viola Quinn's The girls were planning to sketch Fowl Mb. Arnone and Gilbertson came in on 39* homeroom on Monday, May 13. This flowers, but since the government Gllbertson's home run. Wright and corporal was Rocco Montano. He Is asking to save food, they are Bertman fiyed out, Sharabba got a was wearing a meritorious award making pesters on this subject.— double, but Wdlcott struck out, ANNOUNCING for efficiency in the United' States. Beverly Friedman. leaving the score 3 to 2, never to Rocco was drafted in IMS and took lose the 'lead. hli training at Fort Dix. He was A ninth grade dasi meeting was OUR NEW STORE-NOW OPEN aulgned to the Second .Service held on Thursday, May 16 during Jacobsen struck out as the first Command. He iiid that In most of Activity period. lisa. Glavey, the man up for the team in the fleld. 14S BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS, N. J. the camps where he was stationed class president, called the meeting Beriman hit a double, but was put STRAW HATS the food was good, but the cooks to order and took charge, ^evera.1 out for throwing his bat. Hyer You'll be cool-headed and smart- were not. While at camp, dane- things were decided on. They were: struck out for the third out. -D«- the class colors, are blue and white; Voe got a double and came home ly attired ail summer with one the flower is the red rose; the class on Patterson's single. Arnone or more of these straws to com- motto is, ''Let'i lead, not fallow." struck out, but Patterson came plete your wardrobe. They will. also have a graduation home on Stanley Gllbertson's single dance and have pictures taken. and Gilbertson same home through Mrs. Vera Mcnev the music errors, Ask and Sharabba struck A WORD TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY teacher, announced that tryoutg (or out, leaving the score 6 to 3. the ninth grade graduation cliorus Smith hit a clean homer for the would be held Friday noonetlme, on opening hit Jacobsen and Bruno May IT grounded out and Bertman was put On June 4, Monmouth County Democrats, vti primary election, Mrs. Quinn offered her assistance out for slinging his bat Patterson to all those who wished -to write a was walked and came home onGll- will choose between John J. Quinn and William H. Sutphirifor Demo- class poem. berUon's single. Wolcott, DeVoe The members of the executive end Wright struck out, leaving the cratic State Committeemair. On this choice hangi the future dettiny of board who assisted in the meeting score 7 to 3. the Democratic Party in Monmouth County. were Nancy McCoach, Richard Smith hit a home-run, bringing Snydorcraft Boys' Slack-A-Jack Harrison, (Shirley Sims, Clark Da- the score to 7 to 3, but Bruno, Hy- SUITS Quinn has been Democratic State Committeemanfor many years. AU wool, plaid back and sleeves During his rule, we have seen the Democratic Party in Monmouth fall The Right Suit for Summer with gabardine front and slacks apart. Republican majorities have, increased in every election. The We prove It everyttme a custom- to match. You'll rate on Decor- er walks out with one of our, ation Day in one of these suits. Quinn leadership has failed. So it must be rejected! * • RECAPPING summer selections. 50 SWEATERS > These are the charges against Quinn; 32 that- are sure to please and Other Suits Other Suits prices that will suit everyone. 95 $12.50 to $20.00 1.:, He makes.no effort to organize Monmouth County $24.50 to $48.50 •I ' Democrats for victory in^ the general elections. --•--—••

2. He discourages Democratic local organizations which work for Democratic victory by failing to ' recognize them for their good work. FOR 3. He reserves Democratic patronage to himself and to a few close friends, year after year. 00 6.00-16 Size 4. He fails to produce Party funds for use in the gen- 7 eral election. Other Sizes Equally Low. DRESS SHIRTS WHITE SHIRTS **KM*.*»VMVl\«» ByWarlboro. Made of fine qual- •5, He "kids along" Democratic candidates with prom- •*T11 ' " ** Fine quaUty slacks to gn-wtth lty material and wUl stand real ises of organization and support, and then neglects Guaranteed 1 Year or 10,000 Miles Fine white broadcloth shirt* y^j newapor t coat or, *weater. wear. Comes In Blue, Tan and them. ' •- •. with two-way soft roll eoUar for j^,,, WM>rtanent to choose Green. ' (WHICHEVER COMES BTB8T) •port or dress.' Long sleeves. from. c«*f JQ M v FoLjears we have heard good Democrats ask, "When will we If you tire* are good smooth original eating*, oar program i* a* follows: *6*°'o*14 get rid of this handicap, this Quinn ?" ' I. We will exchange your worn, smooth tire with a ^ . This y;ear we want to elect to the office of Democratic State Com- NEW GRADE III TIRE of our own manufacture. A cer- mitteeman, William H. Sutphin of Matawan. Bill Sutphinjis known to tificate of guarantee will be issued to you at the time of eyery active Democrat in Monmouth County, and is very dearly loved by sale. •• "• ..•.••— .•.',.'.. •- those Joyal to the Party. Bill Sutphin can be depended upon to work OR . hard to rebuild the Democratic Party. He has the reputation for fair- • 2. We will process your smooth tires,' giving you ness and sound political sense necessary to gain and hold the support of expert, prompt, service. A certificate of guarantee will loyal Democrats, Let us work with Bill Sutphin- to rebuild the Demp- be given you at the time of tale. (l Jwim fcPio,$h.rte NECKWEAR FINE HOSE cmticParty^n^onmoutii County. • .• • " A — PROGRAM SUBJECT TO OUR INSPECTION — JuM the thing for the hot day* large selection of sunune^ risin and fancy lot men and "Reject'Quinn! ELECT SUTPHIN!" Let this be.our battle cry to lead us forward to Democratic victory. One Year Of trouble Free GO TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION ON JUNE 4 AND Miles For $7.00. ' • * A Guarantee Better Than New 32-34 Broad St. VOTE FOR WILLIAM H, SUTPHIN Tire Warranty , ' Broadway, , lor DEMbCRATIC STAVE COMMITTEEMAN I Decoration Day CASTtobtC( SPORT SHIRTS RED BANK BEOISTBR, MAY 23,1946, Bunny Pillon '". ;; Vain, Louise W«b*ter, Jaott fi«r> 3 junior sail, Geneva P*yi«. Dorothy tW«& Directs Show Joan Qollna and Kathryn.Procopl* High News 1 .Mtu Bunny *»(*orert Dillon, " —Barbara Claglla.; • Phone Red Bank 1937 daughter of Co}., and* MM. A. S. Dil- Mlu^Healyfe fourth grade stu- The Ctrl Scouts from B)ver IS NOT COMPLETE lon of Pinckney roadL. vu chair- dents sire going to be entertained by Street school visited the small post- man of the annual war bond faah- patfva, bird records wfitch belong to office at Shrewsbury. It Is the only UnleM lon «how presented at Maryland ttlss'Lafetrs, They are learning postfofflce in thl world that It In ' A aeHfttftil riuloal With College for Women at Lutherville, dance atepi for Rhythm day. the" middle of a street On the out- * JANET BLAIR ' TAXI YOU HAVE YOUR Maryland, lut week. A Junior at •TrAnna Calazza. side it is covered with vines and .RANDOLPH SCOTT TAXI the college, she directed the show has a tiny porch on front/ -There ALFRED DRAKE "-" ANN DVORAK at, a project for her Junior .execu- Mri.Muyekeni' second grade pu- are two sections on the inside, the In .." RUGS tive straining, a part of her .mer- pils had a duck visiting them. The back where the mail is sorted, and "ABILENE TOWN" chandising course. Last year (he duck's-name was Squeeky. Dominic the postmistress has her'desk, and "TARS SlTSPARS" THOROUGHLY GLEAMED was crowned wa,r bond fashion the front where,the people wait for Mazza, the little boy who owned the - _ AIM — VESA HRUBA BALSTON" —AT— queen.. duck, walked him around the room the mall, buy atamp» and mail Miss Dillon was graduated from and the claSs paintad the duck. packages. We enjoyed seeing the JSUOENE" PALLETTE BELL CAB CO Red Bank high school. She was re- / . —Cecelia Marmulstein. small postofQce for we were all BRENDAJOYCE• cently, re-elected secretary-treaiuF- used to such a large one. 182 Monmouth Street • Red Bank —IN— "JUki Placid Serenade" LEON'S er of the junior class and has acted Miss Johnson and Mrs. Barker's —Jane Beckwitk. TARZAN AND THE ai assistant editor of the "Colleg- fifth grade gym classes" are having -SirarMon. - , Bun. Mat, Proinpt and Courteous Service 64-76 WHITE ST. ian," the college newspaper. Miss . Honor Boll ;, LEOPARD WOMAN" Dillon is also assistant business five-game championship series'. R|TA HAYWORTH • Owned ajid Operated by John R. Iron*. The first-game wa$ a tie, the Score Jfci honor roll has-been made for Sun, Mon, Tues. PHONE 2800 manager for'the "Marylander," col- being 1 to I.—Edith Salatfno. - he-honor Btudents of River Street lege year book. • schooljvho received A's in major Sunday Continuous from 2 pan. GLENN FORD subjects. The honor roll is in.blue JUDY GARLAND -IN- Miss Hazard's third grade is and yellow and was made by Marie. working on an Indian project. The Costello, Barbara Claglla, Nanly GENE KELLY GILDA' tlass is, drawing 'Indian pictures Morgan and Albina Plroso., The and pasting them on cardboard, RED SKELTON Tuet^Wed. —Joan Wenzel. motto U "We Win." The names on. -LUCILLE BALL the honor roll are Joan Antinozil, —IN— RAY MILLAND Miss~Buchanan's fourth' grade Frank Booker, Sam Cameron, Marie' students are making a series of Costello, Barbara Claglla, Anna JANE WYMAN o, picture panels about the Papuans of Calazza, Gloria Codispotl, Theresa ZIEGFIELD FOLLIES' >» New Guinea. The class is divided DeChlccio, u Josephine . DeFillipo, i» ,••••• Our Reputation mi Yonr 'erdlnarid Defflalo, Marjorie Bs- 'THE LOST WEEK-END" into committees and each one is Technicolor working oi^a different scene. telle, Thomas Gambacorta, Audrey Thursday One Day —Anna Galazza. Hurley, Leila Jobes, Elaine Jordan, Wednesday : . .One Day Marie Mannello, Cecelia Marmul- ' Special Matinee, 2 P. M. teln, Jean Martin, Jean Macin- CLAUDETTE COLBERT BAY MILLAND Miss Zweig's pre-primary students FEED MacMURBAY temn uk toma&e a re studying and .experimenting osh, Nancy Morgan, Frances Os- BUTH HUS8EY with flowers.—Carmclla Soviero. born, Hazel Osborn, Albina Plroso, Ruth Pahl, Margaret Romeo (9a), "NO TIME FOR LOVE" Margaret Romeo (7a), Edith Sala- ••THE UNINVITED" Assembly —ALSO— -ALSO— .In the absence of Miss Means, tino, "Roger Severlri, Mabel Shomo, Carmella Soviero, Fred Tomalno, KENT TAYLOR » LEONEEBOL Mr. Ebner has taken charge of as- VIRGINIA GEEY sembly a^nd organized an Amateur [oan Tomalno, Joseph Tomalno, Ar- FBANKIE CABLE Hour program, The announcer for hur White, Betty Vain, Doris Wll- —IN— pur assembly May 15th was Nathan- on and Kathryn Procoplo. "SMOOTH AS SILK" "WVER BOAT RHYTHM" iel Alexander. The contestants were For the next marking, period Charlotte Solomon, who sang "I'm tars will be placed after names of Always Chasing Rainbows," accom- those who receive A'a again. panied by Kathryn Procopia at the —Marie Costello. MONEY LOANED piano; James Lambert, who sang on Jewell?, Silver, Musical lnstrmneota, "Along the Nava'jo Trail," accom- Mr. Ebner's class are making Cameras, Blooculan, etc. panied by Donald Clay and Tom many things, some of the boys are : UcBMd .nd bonded by Sill. .1 N. 1. Gnmbaqorta; Carmella Soviero, who making lamps. Mr. Ebner said If WE PAY CASH FOB OLD GOLD and 8O.VEB tap danced, accompanied by Kath- he boys have the desire they may •'"! • ryn Trocopla; Rosamond Neal, who make whatever they wish. sang-''Prisoner of Love," accom- —Jean Martin. panied by n Mrs. Schaeffer, and Broadway Loan Co. Jackie Lewis, who played his

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CHAIUII JOAN R eus si I *U*Ar." *e» aor bann.to Jt" ..William C. Bue«,£I think soing , Frank ' Talerico; "No, because Jtobert'Burns; "No, there isn't as Robert Scott: "No, school days Bill Morris: "Yes. It takes us 1 mouth County Angus steady is all righf it it doesn't sooner or later the girl or. boy will nouch fun that way." are your best days. So you should leisure time and, gives «f monopolies' all tbs girls." get tired of each other.. The girls : v •Whether young people In Senior Ellen Pica: "No, when'they go play-them all and have a good hpbby.-"^- V : ' '-" - %W Maria Cindlna: "I think boys and usually want dates with other fel- time." , ' Dave Whelan: "Jt all depends < high school should have steady girl (iris can go steady if It doesn't In- lows every-week. Besides that, steady they miss a lot of fun." Beef .Association or boy Mends has at last been ten- Frafek Lima: "No, you have a lot Hobart Lewis: "Yes, you can how foolish they are." • > < terfere with other people or cause boys are very jealous."' Willis Smith; "Yes. You are/1 tatively solved .by the pupils them- any jealousy." . .' Irene Meyer: "Yes, I think it is of fun when you play the field.", have a fln,e time going steady." selves according to R. B. H. S. ways sure of a date." INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A Nancy Warden: "It is all right wonderful if a couple really like Ann Romano: "Yes, if you.'like Donald Moore: "Yes, ypu should- Alice Mawaroppl: "No, If Journalism students, who conducted for a boy'and girl to go steady If each other and want to spend all the boy enough, you would go' n't be going with different girls all the mass questionnaire below. ' and girls go steady they just 1 they are both nappy." . their leisure time together." steady with him." Uie time, because it is much better to stick ,10 one person. They < Tills is a very important situation Thelma Golden, 'Yes, if it is only . Joanne, Dunbar:- "Going steady Kenny Duncan: "No, you can't sticking to one/' i get a chance to know what ot. for either the girl or boy that does- a Platonic friendship I think they while in high school Is all right if have a good time when you KO Dominic Citarella: "No, It doesn't are like, and miss a lot of fun." \ n't have a "steady." Most ot the may go steady, but to plan ahead make any. difference If they go FIELD DAY students do go steady for. some time the people do not get too serious. steady." ^ to marriage—I don't think so.'..,'" Going steady can be fun, but it Kenny Walker: "No,-when.you go steady or not", , Chemical warfare- as a milltsiy snd they don't have to worry about Ann Bruno: "I think going ou also can cause trouble if when they Virginia Bracenelds; "It all' de- art fell Into disuse with the invent a date at all; but for those who with one person is all right, but I steady, a girl never appreciates never go steady, getting a date is break up they do hot-speak to each you." ' pends on whom you are going with. tion of gruncotton, and did not- you should go out with anyone elm other, which is very silly."' Richard Buzbee: "No, they are But t think boys and girls who go.come back until Germany Initiated] quite-a problem and therefore they at the time, I think It silly." steady miss a lot of fun." the use o! toxic gas, flamethrowers miss out on a lot ot entertainment, « Joyce VanBrakle? f'l think It Is DaWy Loud: "In my opinion, too young to know what they are. Hockhocksen Farm such as'school dances, Teen Can- whether or not a high school stu- doing. If you go with girls too long, Ralph Masucco: "Yes. If they and aerial Incendiaries In WorM all-right. It the boy and girl'like dent should go.steady is up to the they take advantage of you." have more fun with one girt than war one. . • ,; (The Horoejof Dr.' Robert A. Cooke) teen socials, parties, etc. Since this each other enough, they will go question has been discussed quite a around together." . • •• persons concerned. If both of them Ray Binaco: ' steady you don't have pate In the school activities this between Eatontown and Colt's Neck at Scobeyvllle, New Jer- a chance to meet,other boys, and causes Jealousy and hate." Raymond Patterson: "I don1 way and don't have to pair off as 1946 SEASON sey.. Arrows will point the way to the'farm from Eatontown you miss a lot of fun." some people think. I think going Arlene MacCloud: "No, because think that pupils should go steady and Colt's Neck. ' • . steady, is perfectly all right for your school days are for school while they are- In high school, I school kids as long as they don't only, and if you go steady you think boys and girls should go out over-do It." • {Addret* communications to H. H. Neuberger, Secretary, never have time for school." with different fellows and girls; in Adeline Boncore: "Tes, and who that way they get to^know other Arllne Boeckel: "Going steady In people." high school depends entirely upon R. F. D.I, Red Bank, New Jersey.) should know better than I?" the two Individuals. Some students Virginia Sadosky, "Tes, If both Anne Bruno: "Yes, if the boy and FEATURING—The Restauran, t and Bar Will Open on Wednesdaya , May 29 the girl feel they don't want to go are'tnore mature for their age than Individuals are mature enough and others, and after going with several keep their minds also on their out with any other boy or girl. Distinctive Snacks & Appetizers — Jumbo Finger Shrimps, Jumbo Crab Otherwise, personally, I think high different boys, feel they would like school work." • to go with someone steady, while Ursula: Ferraro: "No, because you schoo( students should have a lot of Cakes, "California" Salads, Hangtown Fry, Abalone Fritters, Mussels variety In dating, because when you others are more fickle and should have your whole life before you af- go with several different boys." ter you get out of school, but while are In hftft school Is the time to Vinaigrette, Stuffed Clams, Morro Crab Clawi, etc. you are in school, you should keep have fun and not to be tied to one Philomena D'Antbony: "lilt does person." not Interfere with their school work, your mind on. your school work." I think going steady Is all right be- Charcoal Broiled Steaks, Chops & Lobsters; Luncheon & Dinner Entrees Rose Soviero: "Surely, when and Bob Rlcheal: "Yes, If someone In cause It keeps the girls from run- If you ever find the right one." high school wants to go steady, I ning around with other fellows." Harry Patterson: "No, because think that person, should be able • Real Home-Made Desserts; Vintage Cheese* ~" you miss too much fun with other to, .unless that person's parents do Mary Schwenzer: "I see nothing girls." not want him or her to do It I wrong with high school students go- for one see no harm In It," ing steady, but I do believe that the • ••••• ••*• Betty Promlnski: "I don't think It couple should reach a mutual un- is too good to go steady because Harry Patterson: "I don't think derstanding so that there will be no persons at this age shouldn't get high school pupils should go'steady disappointments or hard feelings if The Bathing Pavilion Will Open On Decoration Day serious."" because they really are the best and when the couple decide, they George Baker: "Personally, I years of your life. It should be are dissatisfied with the arrange- One of, the finest bathing beaches on the North Jersey Coast; alwayi a spacious think it's according to the couple. spent by having a good time a ment. I feel that the' majority of It isn't bad unless they take It too dances and parties,, with different high school steadies are interested dry upper beach at high tide, for lounging and sports. seriously. However, it shouldn't in- persons. It should be left up tojhe In friendly fun and companionship, terfere with*sehool work." students to decide whether/Ohey rather than in making plans for the Luncheonette in Bathing Pavilion; Bathers' Grill in Restaurant provides, Charles Gotschalk: "I think it's want to be a lone wolf or not." future, as some people are inclined Bob Farrow: "No, pupils should- to believe." full restaurant and bar service for bathers. O. K. for boys and girls to go' n't go steady for more than six steady if they really have it that months at the most, unless they William Pellegrlno: "No, because bad. But on the other hand, it's are planning to get married. How- they are too young to know better." A limited number of bam houses to rent by the season. atwayi nice to get a little variety Joe Murdico: "No, In the long run out of life and know everyone well." ever, there are a few exceptions." . Pauline Graff, "No, I don't think It doesn't pay; any school pupil Arthur Horse: "I think It 1B all pupils in high school should go that falls In love is a 'sucker'." right to go steady while In high steady. I think that they should Eugene DeGennaro: "No, they Phone Sea Bright 2-0060 OTTO GILLIG school, provided they are sure of play the field. They should bay should wait, till they finish high themselves." their fun in school. They°can' school to take the word 'steady' ser- Lorraine Holiday, "It's all accord- have any fun going out with om ious." Ing to what you mean 'going person." steady.' If a fellow and girl like Spencer Hulse: "Well. I say 1 each other It's well to go around they knew each other for a long together, but-to strictly.- make _lt.a_ time-it's O. K., but it is best to point not to lbok at anyone else, make the rounds until you find the isn't a good ldea."> one which hlte the spot" Pete Wlngerter: 7r think it's O. K. Pat Graham: "Yes, if a fellow for a boy to go around with one and a girl like each other enough special girl, but I believe he should to give up other dates, they should 2 CONVENIENT OFFICES also date a few other girls once In go steady." a while. A lot of girls are going Lola. Cook: "Yes, I think they Just like getting steady whom eome other fellows should go steady. If they are in- 77 Broad Street ' Red Bank 1472 would like to take out In other terested enough In each other, I words, there's a monopoly on cer- over J. J. Newberr/s. Uc 7(2. think It Is very nice for them.to go tain 'femme'." steady. High .school students are 29 S. Main Street Tel. Asbury Park 6641 Leonard J. Porcelll: "Well, If it old enough to understand'." a neu) housed % block from Asbury Park City Lines. Lie. 749. doesn't go too far it's quite all Betty Tice: "I think it Is up to right, but when the boy and girl the students themselves. If atu Charges 2V496 mo. on bal,.._ '_ become* Jealous of the other it's dents go steady and they like it, It silly. The boy or girl, whatever the U O. K. If they don't like it they BEFORE—Dingy, run-down Idbkl . ..drafts arid dampness in the house ...leaksaround windows... wasted fuel...fire danger...house depre- of Hyannis, Mass. ciating in value... constant need for repairs and re-painting. 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Beat un- an fresh tomatoes are excellent accom- snarl to hide his boyish joy. He cook until a soft ball Is formed small pieces. Put the ham and 14 teaspoon sal^V ,, Dates ' " - •"'.•' when tried in cold water (234-240 peppers into a frying pan wi 2 tablespoons vinegar,' Walnuts . degrees F.). Set aside to cool, then tablespoonful of butter orfat Lobsters, Steaks, Chicken ',1 cup chopped stuffed olives Canton ginger • beat Until creamy. Add flavoring mer for two minutes and, then 1 teaspoon scraped onion Granulated sugar and pour into greased pan, Let four beaten egg.. Season with wc Dash of cayenne Remove stones from dates and harden and cut into. Iquares. and pepper and proceed as wit and all Sea'Foods * Dash of Worcestershire sauce fill the cavities with English wal- 1 ordinary omelette. \ ™ Dissolve gelatin In warm stock. nuts or Canton ginger. Shape in • CHOCOLATE FUDGE. Chill until slightly thickened. the original form and'roll in gran- 2 cups granulated sugar And here Is a way to give a ne Music by Wilbur Gardner Combine remaining Ingredients and ulated suger. . • 3 ounces' chocolate or 2 tanang to ordinary liverliver . YYou *ll table- »?*•.,.too, that, the.situc'e Is ln«:$ i HEARTY EGO SALAI} nate slices of hard-cooked egg and fold at once into slightly thickenen RICE CRISPS '-• spoons of cocoa ; KITCHEN OPEN TO 1 A. M. • . '" gelatin. Turn into loat pan. Chill x pensjve. VVhat you spend on " —A HEAL IN ITSELF largo olives around the sides of a h cup corn syrup 2 tablespoon of white corn mold which has been rinsed In cold until firm. Unmold on crisp water syrup sauce will be offset by what you - By CHARLOTTE ADAMS cress. Serve in slices or mold In 54 cup molasses save In cutting down on the Uver . GEOBGE KRAUSS, Owner water. Pour a small'amount of the % cup milk ' be u Associated Press Food Editor m,ayonnaise;gelatine mixture in the ring mold and. serve as salad gar 1 teaspoon vinegar 2 tablespoons of butter ,f* «« the gravy is so good you fl nished with real mayonnaise.. 2 tablespoons .butter will have the family eatfng m » I No matter what shortages, ex- bottom to hold slices in place, and 14 teaspoon of salt or chill, until firm. Combine mayon- •1 package rice cereal 1 teaspoon of vanilla' ' . poutoes and vegetables. -•'• pected or unexpected, may -hit us, Cook corn ' syrup and- molasses, v naise mixture and egg mixture, BALANCED DESSERT IS % cup nut meats broken CALP8 UVER WITH 8AUCB | there are lot of eggs to be bought using two forks. Fill mold with stirring only enough to prevent COMPLETE MEAL Put chdcolate, sugar, corn syrup ROBERT . right now and they can be made salad, being careful not' • to dis- burning until the temperature of and milk In the top of a two-quart Into some very tasty dishes. lodge slices of egg. and olive. Chill Rice may be combined with a 244 degrees F. (still ball stage) is double boiler and steam over the: Fry usual sllces-of calf's liver: Perhaps it ia true that there is two or three hoifl-s, until firm.' Un- number of fine flavored Ingredients reached. Add vinegar and butter. flre until the chocolate is melted rolled In flour, dusted with salt and -AWNINGS- no better egg than a sott-cooked or mold on a bed of watercress, shred- to prepare energy yielding desserts Pour hot syrup over the rice cereal. and the mixture comes to • boll, pepper. Place on a platter, cover i eoddled-one. I'm almost willing to go ded spinach or escarole. Garnish for the light dinner or a luncheon. Put by spoonfuls in buttered muf- Cook until it reaches a tempera- with Sauce Robert and serve. along with that myself. But there with tomato slices if desired^.- fin pans, form into balls or press Honey, i-ice and-date pudding is. a into pans and cut in bars when ture of 286 degrees F. or to the SAUCE ROBSBT Soon the fiery blast of summer heat will de- are lot# of other good ways to pre- Baked eggs mSke a fine, 'light typical example of a delicious des- soft ball stage. Remove from the pare eggs—and in cooking with an summer entree. Try these: sert which is really a meal in It- cool. flre and cool by placing the pan in Slice two medium-sized onion* scend to torture you . . . awnings protect your item so plentiful we need variety. self. ' BOSTON CREAMS the bottom part of the double boil- One and put to stew pan with two , Here is a fine spring or summer Baked and Tomatoes er, which you fill.with cold water. ounces of butter and simmer until dish which is practically a meal in HONEY, RICE AND DATE 3 cups sugar home and make it a refuge of comfort and cool- 4 CHITR ' Salt and t>er>i>*r PUDDING 1 cup evaporated milk Add butter and cool for about 16 soft. Then work In a tablespoflnful itself and Very pretty to look at, 4 thick ulic ] tu]i aour cteum 1 cup milk minutes, then add vanilla, salt and of flour and simmer another two too. , tomato Bread crumbs 2 cups cooked rice nuts. Stir until the mixture Is thick minutes. Now add two cups at j ness. Be §ure you are prepared. Do not put it '"^ Hearty ERR Salag 1 tablespoo Butter or mar- 2 eggs beaten light 3 tablespoons pf butter wuillon (use bouillon cubes If youi chived K urine Vi cup honey i cup walnut meats and creamy. Pour Into a greased •k cup m'een 'i teaspoon qf salt >an and when firm, cut in squares.. have no bouillon on hand), (wo! off as there is very little awning stripe, but what 1 envelope iilaln litlMier, ditt'd* In a greased baking dish place to- ',i cup chopped dates tablespoon* prepared mustard, one= . 1 mil cooked 1 cup milk ' • spoonful of meat extract and sal' ' utina rice or mac- mato slices. Poach the four eggs c very lightly. As soon. as they are Mix beaten eggs and milk. Make LET THE DRESSING MAKE COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD and pepper. Let simmer for SO mil we have is of the best quality. Workmanship '.i Vt> cold wil- aroni . 'utes. Just before serving, add' ier or vei;euble 'ii cup mayon- set, place one on top ot ?ach to- alternate, layers of rice and dates THE SALAD DRESSING 1 juice naifle mato slice, season with salt and in a baking dish. Pour a little chopped parsley. This Is very good ', guaranteed.. . ; . 6 hai'd-i-ookrd . *n cup «our % cup sweetened condensed milk gravy to serve with tongue, veal, egR«, diced pepper, sprinkle, chives ovei, and honey over each layer. Repeat pro- And the dressing makes the C cream pour in the sour cream. -Sprinkle cedure until all rice arid fruit is 14 cup vinegar lolled beef, etc. And how men doa U UP 'tufted 1 tiibleBpoon lalad! Yes, that Is a lot more true like their gravy! olives, sliced ' lemon juice with crumbs, dot with butter or used. Pour beaten eggs and milk <>4 teaspoon salt or cucumber 1 tablespoon pre- mar^uinc and bake in 400 degree over this mixture. Bake in a mod- nan you may realize, and Just to % teaspoon mustard diced pared tnusLiiUl oven until crumbs arc brown- erate (350 F.) oven for 45 minutes. irove it, some one of these days

WHITE HOUSE STOR2 n HOME YOUR Groceries and Delicateessen Fred C. Williamson, Prop. Fruit and Vegetables, Wines' and Liquors for dishes Phones OLD FLAGSTAFF FAVORITES! Atl. Highlands 44R-471-M6 Center Ave., Leonardo, N. J. up tiie band! Sing out the good 1 news! Let all the neighbors know it's . FLAGSTAFF Fruits and FLAGSTAFF Vege- tables you're taking home in Billy'i little PLAY wagon!../¥es," smiles Mom Flagstaff,'Wis* SAFE- will be a day worthy of a.brass band... be- cause getting all your FLAGSTAFF favorite* serve your back again will mean that the iaod MOM FUOITAFF Baby foods in Hie are back again after three long war from the years! And wha ..ilcome you-and your family too-will give FLAGSTAFF Peaches and Pears and Fruit Cocktail, and FLAOSTATF Green Beans and Sweet Peas and Corn. Why, you're probably smack- because they're ing your lips right now" in joyous anticipation of FLAGSTAFF'S garden- fresh taste and vitamin-rich goodntsst,. .Well, it won't be long. As toon as producing and packing conditions once again meet FLAGSTAFF'S so kind to your quality standard.^- (and those FLAGSTAFF folks are as fusiy as « house- wife about qualitjO-then once again you'll take home your FLAGSTAFF For dishes you must have a busy soap Chiffon's rich, creamy suds are favorites from y^Wriendly neighborhood grocer!" that makes plates and glassware spat- .. "mild as a lociorT-gentle even with kle and shine. But the important ques- sensitive skins. Use Chiffon Flakes tion-the vital question-is "how do MEATS • VBCBTABLU I always and keep your hands softer, VBVITS • . •BUimTsl your hands look afteryou're through?" jmootber, younger-looking. { CEBBAL That's why Chiffon Flakes are first The mildness and purity of Chiffon • Stattbabyr/'d/if-onHeini choke with so very many women who is positively unsurpassed. And Pre-Cooked Cereal Food1 •wash dishes three times every day! Three choice grains are Chiffon dissolves in a hurry-makes blended by an exclusive quick, long-lasting suds that get you Heinz process that makes out of the kitchen faster. • this delicious cereal light, fluffy and very easy to digest' w Wash out yout lingerie, stockings, and woolens in pure, mild Chiffon ,suds. You'll find them safer for every- thing that's washable.,Both colors and fabrics simply wake up and sing. Mads ol lelecud Virtinis . Available night Howl. ,.v IUOlTAff"CRIAMY"OR "CRUMIllNUT-aiANUTIUTTIM jBi.,Psr/Kt for school lunch*, its '• • ' • Wo Purer Soap HEINZ was ,KMp(h«f|bo,ef p M. REP BANK REGISTER. MAY 23,1946.

evening 50 relatives _'Angel," honors her taste-test (UoMd-Wadaaaday) the inception of the group In 1937, and friends attended a welcome P»r appaialaunt pfcoo* MS winner—Royal Crown Cola! Try 186 BROAD ST, BED BANE. N. 1 no Injury to a school child has home party tendered by his par- it yourself. Say "RC forme!" taken place. Sgt. Beuther has the ents at their picnic grounds, Oak .That's the quick way to get a DR. RAY DE CARLO arduous task of training the Acres. Singing, dancing and re- frosty bottle of Royal Crown Cola trol each year, which takea a tre- freshments were enjoyed. . SEBGEON CHIBOPODIST mendous amount 0/ time, patience Petty Officer McOuire received -be»t by -taatertestl FOOT AILMENTS j - •:•?• • • • ' f • • - •> • and effort his boot training at Great Lakes, OMc« Houn: attended the University of Illinois Daily »:00 a. m. to Si«» P- "• 'Corp. Galvln, who (or over 12 Erenlngt bj appointment years has been in charge of safety training school, and after being wallpaper * Phoot «7« patrols and highway safety stationed at the submarine base at 90 MAPLE AVE. BED BANK throughout the state, stated that In New London, Connecticut, was as- his dealing's with men. and women signed to the amphibious forces, lie It's so easyi—anyone can do it) Tou need no they are generally, courteous and served 21 months In the Pacific. paste, no tools. Just dip it in water and up it Farm & Garden considerate,.but once seated behind goes in a jiffy. It's clean, quick—no fuss, no the wheel of a car many become mess; TRIMZ is guaranteed to stick, to bullies. ' H we practice a little tight and to match. It's washable and fade- Supplies care, a little courtesy and a Uttl< St. James PTA proof. Large selection of beautiful patterns SEEDS . • ' common sense, the corporal feels for every room of your home. ~. SOY BEANS that we.can reduce our yearly ac- Has Card Party FEBTIUZEBS cident quota, which Is. halt the DBICONUBE fault of the pedestrian. •i little oi 6.57 doei average room BOVUN6 Held Last Week In PEACH and BEBRY At the close of the talks two BASKETS motion pictures were shown, one for the younger guests entitled "On School Auditorium Prices start at 2.1« per box for side-wall Including Two Wheels," showing the "dos rolls .of matching borders. Three boxes do an B. D. WOLCOTTS SONS and don'ta" for bicyclists, and th The card party held by St. James average 9x12 room.11 Ceiling' papers start at Main Street. • Eatontothi other was for adults' and showed Parent-Teacher association last 1.98 per box. Tel. Katontown 54. safety methods on driving. ' Thursday in. the Catholic high RAW© SERVICE William G. Sherwood advised th< school auditorium was largely at- members that arrangements had tended. been made for thelr_attendance at » Those present were Mrs. Teresa THAT KEEPS TIRED OF SHOPPING the Yankee stadium Monday nlghl Herold, Mrs. Elizabeth Herriman ind that the bus would leave Danel Mrs. Fred Crine, Mrs. Theodore FOR ORANGES? Dondi's Airport inn at 5 o'clock. Moss, Mrs. Joseph P. Hintelma'nn 0 0 Froien Orange Juice Savet Those desiring to make the trip Mrs. Michael Bergin, Mrs. David YOUR R* * are asked to contact Mr. Sherwood LeRoy, Mrs. Thomas Mead, Mrs. makes your rooms .' Time! Saves Vbrkl immediately. George Conrad, Mrs. Powell Bey- ft'* So Delicious! Thomas Gerlty was a guest of land, Mrs. Charles Allaire, Mrs. Ed- PLAYING Charles LeMalstre; David Trout ward Warren, Mr«. Robert Calt, beautiful at little cost Why put up with weary shopping and S. R. Espedal were guests of Mrs. Charles Wahl, Mrs. John E. hours, when it's so easy to have Day, Mrs. John M.. Welch/Mrs. Ed fresh, quick-frozen orange juice on Harry J. Dutchyshyn, and Frank ward, H. Kelly, Sr., Mrs. James hand •whenever you want it? What's Siegfried was a guest of Edward Anderson, Mrs. A. J. Patterson, 2.98 *•«•- more, you avoid all the fuss and Pringle. 'Visiting Rotarians were Mrs. Harry McCormick, Mrs. Thom- bother of squeezing, .straining and Arthur T. Dear of Long Branch as Calt, Mrs. Walter O'Nell, Mrs, cleaning up. You're sure of getting and Dr, Allan B. Randall, an hon- John Warneker. BEST orange juice at its "Peak Bert* orary member of the local club. when you buy it quick frozen. And. Mrs. Edward J. Leddy, Mrs. Wal- you're sure of consistent flavor and ter ,B. Angerole, Mrs. Charles Ro- color. White Returns well, Mrs. V. C. Bversnan, Mrs, Angle Ward, Mra.irPeter— Graadin- paper with one coat! Not every orange is used in mak- etti, Mrs. Nicholas O. Lamb, Mrs. Kemtone BoH« Coateif ing quick-frozen, orange Juice, pnjy From New Mexico George Redden, Mrs. George f Paint Brush, 1* W We call for and deliVfer the finest of the crop are selected, After two weeks at the White Clevenberg, Mrs. Joseph Cooper, at the moment of perfect, full, tree- Sands proving grounds at Las Mrs. John King, Mrs. Thomas Kemtone Patching your radio. ripeness. They are squeezed by ma.-, Cruses, New Mexico, where he took chine, frozen and packed all in one Cochran, Mrs. Harry Morgan, Mrs. quick operation, right where they active part in the radar functions Raymond O'Neill, Mrs. John Bres- •are grown. This preserves the nat- of the ring of the captured Ger- lln, Mrs. Frank Goff, Mrs. Hubert ural flavor of the juice and safe- man V-2 rocket and the American- Gaul, Mrs. Herbert Hawkins, Mrs, guards the precious vitamin C con- made "Wac Corporal," Albert S. Arthur N. Neylon, Mrs. G. Arthur TELEVISION tent until you're ready to drink it. White of 95 East Front' street has Garren, Mrs! Robert Harris, Mrs! You simply can't make better tast- returned to his home in Red Bank. Harold J. Dowd, Mrs. Frank Wise, ing, purer orange juice at home. Mr. White is employed by the Wat- Mrs. Jacob A. Bloom, Mrs.' Mary Quick-frozen orange juice comes to son laboratories, a part of the Air Fix, Mrs. iAlbert Bloom. RADIO SERVICE you "right off the tree," with all Material command at Eatontown, Mrs. William Roswell, Mrs. Rite the rich food- value and wonderful and he is project engineer from H. Douglas, Mrs. Joseph Dillon, 15 Main St., Eatontown taste delight frozen in. No foreign the laboratories on the White Sands Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty, Mr«. Wil- 9 x 12 Imported Summer Rugs preservatives or colorings; no tinny, project. In this capacity he Is chief liam Jacques, Mrs. Lloyd Kelleher, -anned taste. civilian engineer and serves as ad- Mrs. Ellis Fellemah, Mrs. Monte B, Phone: Eatontown 568. Save shopping time, Avoid waste. vlier to the project officers. Jones, Mrs. Theodore J. Labrecque, Imported from Treat your family to the wonderful Mr. White has been in radar Mrs. Frank Kaiser, Mrs. Henry La- freshness of pure, quick-frozen or- since 1938 when he was a member brecque, Mrs. Jan>es Curley, Mrs. ange juice. Ask for it at your local of the original radar group at the G. W. Howland, Sr., Mrs. Edward India.... heavy quality Open Evenings. frozen food dealer today. Keep a Squier laboratory at Fort Mon- Rathbun, Mrs. J, F. Humphreys, supply on hand for round-the- mouth. After training with this Mrs. Edward Flanagan, Mrs. James1 servicc. "What a differencel" group he was assigned (to Camp Fornino, Mrs. Geneva Layton, Mrs. Evans at Belmar and transferred EllzaBetrTPattenr-MTsrJesse Gold- to the Watson laboratories in Feb- berg and Misses Kay Dougherty, 29.75 ruary, 1945. Marie McDonough, Margaret A. He is a native of Worcester, Kelly, Mary Calt, Josephine Calt, Massachusetts, where he attended Marjorle Macks, Joan ..Fornino, Good-looking block plaids in blue, school. He is a graduate of Wor- Frances Neylon, Patricia Farren, green, tan, brown combinations. cester Tech. Patricia Clark, "Terry" Molloy, Reversible! Firmly woven of India Mary Harrington,. Catherine Man- palm leaves. Will give years and WIIX OPEN HABLNT HAIX. ning, Eleanor Koch, Frances M years of service. Koch, Helen Lang, Mary J. Malon< The trustees of the Monmouth and Annie Kane. County Historical association will be hosts this Afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock at the-reopening of Marl' ON FLORIDA TRIP pit Hall, Mlddletown, where tea will Mr. and Mrs. John Carr of Doc Riversible Fiber Rugi be served. The public" is Invited street, Union Beach, left Friday on 27x54-2.39 tx i ft.— 9,6a to thut special occasion. a two weeks' trip to Florida. Mx«3—3.16 6x12 ft.-12.S0 • 4x7 ft.-*.M 8x12 ft.-12.50 txit —14.50

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•company .4am, .near Llncroft, .io Oewn.B, ftrfaitfleXl ot Eaton- flac*3c«lebrajt«4 hi* Wrthd»y catch iwrrtng.»nd-shad... Ivins.Da- Her'-attendant* were,, Miisei tor- a dinner.«ndiciwd>-party/-,;]n,.,^ -". ITEMS OF yll of Bed Bank caught so many town was building a;hou«e'for bis one- nlfht that -he had. to throw own occupancy on * lot at that lineman employed ttt Morgmo, mu FROM REQISTER FILES some of the fish overboard lo pre- place which he had recently bought killed tn a fall from * pole. The vent the boat from sinking, from Ma.tthe\tf Byrnei. fall m earned by, (Smith oomtng Hayes Brother* company opened The bakery businea* of Charles In contact with a high yoltage elec- a florist shop in the Peter Gorman Hoffman on* West Front Street Was tric wire. Mr. Smith left a widow Happenings of SO and 25 Year* Ago Culled'. From building on Monmouth street, near bought by Charles Sample'r and and mven children. Maple avenue. The members of the Rudolph Kerzog of Long Branch Catherine Sullivan, daughter of • the News and Editorial Cotumns for Etttertain- company were Edward Hayes of for $2,000. - Mn. Catherine Sullivan of Fair Fair Haveq and .John O'Brien of View, was laid up with a sprained M4JS Mary C. Hickey, daughter ankle caused by a fall. Her sister' ment of.Today's Readers Red Bank, of the late Thomas Hlckey, and Five, hundred persons dotted the Edward P. Rows, son. of John Oeraldine was recovering from a j lawn'of the Eatontown schoolhouse sore foot due to a needle running Fifty Ago. tendered his resignation. Mr. Wil- Rowe; both- of. Everett, were mar- y g when a May day fete and athletic ried in St. Catherine's churqh by. into It. The needle was removed The grand Jury dosed tliell r bus- •on was advancing In years -and exercises were held for the pupils »t the Long Branch hospital. his resignation ,was tendered be- Rev.. J. P. Grady. Also married ICE CREAM iness for the term. ,They found 82 of that place and Oceanport, The the same week wereo Miss Sola Richard Rogers was appointed Indietmeots Many' of them were cause of his belief that the,instal. affair was under the direction of postmaster of Rumson to succeed latlon of a younger and mqre vig- Ca»ler, daughter; of Thomas Cas- (t/ruli w/'tfi Irtytu Hum la Crtam for selling 'liquor Illegally *t M- '"" ~' -•«*••»—• — •—" «'•- the.Woman's Community club of ler of Port Mo'nmbuth, and Craw- William Alias, who had resigned bury Park arid Long

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livmn, Jtrt, Hnry WJJW, HSM. Leonardo Girl '" Fireme' n Hold WilUsurS Buanoskl; Un, AMnMaic. p DAY Awards To •on, Mrs, Wrti •VJUlsinson,; «r«. To Be June. Bridle >' WiBlam Hull; Mrs,'Waiter PaWa, Benefit Party Mrs. WlllUm Woods, Mrs; Mar^ ONLY Mr. and MM.. Jswaa l*wdrigaB VanKess aW MissMT Audrey Muit- of Hamilton avenue, lAonvi* •*• pby, Peggy stack, Helen Plltnih, WUlRink >rg« Trevors nounce the engagement aUsntortlv Many Attend! Event Val Orodeska and Jackie Homer. coming marriage of their daughter, Miss Helen Mary Lundrigan, to Held At Leonardo ' 'Attend Jersey Thomas J. 8harkey,^on of Ur, and Mrs. Thomas P. Sharkey bf Leo- Ktuty prices were awarded at the »' £tete June nardo.- The couple will be married card party held last w»ek by the 1 Saturday, June «, at St. Agnes auxiliary and member* of the Brev- At Rutgers church, ent.Pe.rk and Leonardo fire com* pany. The proceeds will be turned, Horan, aon' of Mr. and aver to a fire company member who Horan of Shrewsbury a patient in a hospital ilainds, and George Tre- In charge were Mrs. Joseph J, 6f Mn. Catherine Trevors Murphy, Mr*. Trina Christy, Mrs. By A. C. McLEAN," , ie street, that borough, AM George Kovelsky, Mrs. Clifford Al- Agricultural Bitenslpn Service fcoys Twlnllght pout, Amerl- bertson, Mrs. James X. Alverson, Jlbh and auxiliary are spon- David LaRue, Ashley Roop, Harry Right now U probably tht best for i lovely Udy... . for Jtnty Boy*' State. Sage and Fred W, Meyer. time to prune spring blooming !JBy Attaining an equal average in Prise winners were Mrs, Raymond. shrubs such .as lilacs and forsy- H. VanDaWater, Mrs. Myles Cav- thla. ^hruba In tMs class make ' ilr studies and by receiving high Hofihwn Show ire mtiejuif M fee inflation from their school anaugh, Mrs. Sophie G. Pavii, Mrs. their buds for next year's bloom u to their character, and Clifford AlberUon, Mrs. Viola Hef- fron> growth' nif4e this summer. fernan, Mrs. John McMahon, Mrs. It your sprlhg shrubs become At womsa.wbo tntaa on quality p quali&icatioai, these two ;>ron tie Legion pest award* Philip Peters, Mrs. Anna Meyers, '•ggy. such asroften happens with i;>ron Mrs.. William Starnfck and Mrs, dbwntothelutdenJb wilill attend the iriaugurar «e»- lilacs, syrinjgsl or Philadetptaus, or n of the Boy«' State to be held Cosmo O'Nell. some of the other's, you- can cut " in Cluut dnuuimvtt se aS to SO at Rutgers university. Other* attending were Mr. andthem back now. But do not do a Ronald U a student In Mlddle- MfSi Fred Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.too drastic Job on them.- Antlwtf-0. LundrHiymond H. Van- GIGANTIC WILD-ANIMAL ACTS |jj township high school, Leon- Cut from each plant a few of the i irdo, and George attends Red Bank DeWater, Mr. and' Mrs. Alfred INCLUDING oldest canes.. At the same time the ; pathollc High school. At thU com Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sear- DAMOO DHOTRE wu. foss, Mrs. Albert W. Cross, Mrs. top should be thinned out a little A stupendous ..mobilization of [iBig session at the university in New di.ir.llyj.lylh, JUNGLE JEOPAftDy •Brunswick they w|ll be shown th,e George OeLong, Mrs. Hannah Jef- to adpiit light, Wood on old panes the world's, greatest circus fea- fas, Mrs. David 14s.tr, Mrs. Jules dots not produce many flowers. Old tures. STAB after STAR— (Aid tii linilinjly aue'iciwi inhtiriiiijliiif I pnetic*} workings of state govern- of |H< ttruil, kelut bnil'ti lk«l tiMtln:" , plant Through thU training in the KuchennaUUr, Mrs. James Lundri- growth on lilacs should. 1>e cut lack MARVEL after MABVEL — IUCK ind SrOTTID UOPARDS fnm j BMlciog 'of good bltizens and good gan, Mrs. Irving W. Teeple, Mrs. to about a foot from the ground, WONDER after WONDER. government the boy* wilt be' able to Margaret Schmidt, Mrs. Harold Ot- but only on* or two a year. Using Arenic Stan, Horses, Clowns,' ASIA and AFRICA, I LACK JA6UARS iram ICU AOOt, FUM AS Inn PANAMA. put along this knowledge to other MISS HELEN M LUNDRIGAN ten, Mm. Thomas Costello, Mrs. So- this method, restoration of the Ponies, Elephants, Jungle-bred youths, ' phie Wliliamion, Mrs, Mary Hull, plant is gradual. Beasts—all combined into one 1nu*4iUf Chttr Stmltn Hrun Miss Lundrigan attended schools Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. David La- i*' * A moderate cutting back at this MIGHTY — DAZZLING — Tho LONDON MUSIC HALL CHIMFS In Montreal, Canada. Mr, Sbarkey Rue, Mri.-Wa!ter Lacey, Mrsrtftbnss time will stimulate growth below THRILLING and SPECTACU- | | »VV V s k$m§t, was graduated from Mlddietown Pickett, Mrs. Mamie Costello, Mrs. ill axtiui ai ammini at ttiay an amatln|. Ivan Lyom Gives James K. Alverson, Mrs. Clifford where you cut and then you can LAR performance. This year township high scbpol and Is tip- cut ba«k a little each year to pro- ployed by the Geseral Motors cor- Albertson, Mrs. George Kovelesky, exceeding by far.'everything 20 TONJ OF TRIMINDOUI mote growth and let In air at the Bible Class Talk poration a( Linden. Mrs. Joseph J, Murphy, Mrs. George previously presented. ... riRFORMING ELIPHAKTS Black, Mrs. Rltfhard B. Neu, Mrs. base of the plant. ft Ivan C. Lyons of Little Silver, Laura Readlg, Mrs. Frank Jackson, ' As to general pruning, simply Jylce president of the Young Men's Mrs. Sarah Jacksqn, Mrs, Ralph bring your plants into shape and TFIUMPHAHTLY PERPETUATIW6 THE GREAT SPARKS TMDIT10H fBible class of the Red Bank Pres- New York Commuter Johnson, Mrs. Jessie Waktfleld, remove excess >woo

Leading Newspapers laud VOTE FOR ALFRED E. DRISCOLL Vote for Good Government IF A MINK COULD DHISCOLL'S RECORD for GOVERNOR o/ the~Ureat State of New Jersey Vote for DRISCOLL "DriscolliB honest, competent, Dritcoll ii for and smart, in every way a credit IETTER HOUSING to the Republicans." N June 4 you will have the right to select Bergen Evening Record O the Republican candidate for Governor. • Driieoll ft If a mink could moan it would tell you in heart-, "... As sole head of New Jer- You are interested in good government, breaking tones that Summer climate means no good sey's Liquor Control System, he AGAINST • Star. Sales Tax for his health. He would beseech you to send him hag kept a difficult department honest administration and intelligent lead- • to the safety of our Certified Cold Storage Vaults on our premises. Here furs bill and coo in happi-. on the right track, fie has been ership. Therefor we ask you to cost your vote DriKotl Is FOR ness. They emerge in the Fall glistening and glow- honest and able in enforcement ing with health. A phone call will bring our bonded ... he has not been deflected by for Alfred EDriscoll. s better Educotional System messenger to pick up your furs ot once. politic*." Newark Evening Newt He has a record of fearless, unbiased and . HOUR'S NOTICE IS ALL WE efficient public service as Borough Commis- - Dritcoll is AGAINST . REQUIRE TO RETURN YOUR ' "With the selection of Driscoll, • Store Income Tax t the Republicans have placed sioner, State Senator, Majority Leader of the COAT IN THE FALL. their strongest candidate in the gubernatorial field." Senate, and A. B. C. Commissioner. Driieoll is FOR Neu Jeriey Italian-American He has proven that "Public Office is a Improved Labor Conditions • "A shining name In the books of Public Trust/' We believe his election as CERTIFIED those who admire political cour- Governor will be for the best interests of the Driuoll Is AGAINST age/and integrity." • p«lit!eel iradei with the Newark Sunday Call people of New Jersey. - Democratic Firry

These Residents of Monmputh County Endorse, the Candidacy of Alfred E> Driscoll

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^;-/'jKBQimY AKO fcLCCTION known as the Red Bank Lyceum, thence at anju-time between Wednesday, June . REGISTRY AND FXECHON, southward^ to tht-cfnter Jb« of B*oad b, 1946y, gi.tn that.' ' Board of Election and- Rtglstry In. and mouth street, thence wwtwardly along * On Thursday. September 26th, '1946, Board, or Election and Bezlitrr In and Board of Election and Registry In and Branch Railroad out to Bam Hollow for the Borough of Sea Bright, County Board of liaifionand tteglttry ' for ilia Borough of R«d Bunk, County the center line of Monmouth street to Its •the retflstraUon books will . bo closed for. thooBoroujrh of Lfttle S|W*ft County for tbe Townthlo of Mlddletownt County Road; thence \t) Westerly, along the of Monmouth, Btate'of NewTeraey, will for the Borough of Satontoern, »f Mohmouth. StaU of N«w Jersey, will Intersection -vlth the center Ifn tbe until after the forthcoming General of Honmouth, SUta of New JerMT, will of Monmoutb, State of New Jersey, will Bam Hollow Boad. along the boundary m-ret at the pW hereioaiter ,de*Jgaatad of Monmouth/ St*U of Hew Jtr onitt at ih« place htreinafter deilffnated tracks or road bed oi the Ned& irsej meet st the plow hereinafter dailgnated nut at the place hereinafter designated, Une of Election District NcLl.-.M tat miet at the place hireinsfWr Southern railroad, thence northwardly Election on Tuesday, November. 5thf Red BUI Road, thence (S) Westerly and 1946. TUESUAY, JUNE 4th, 194> ' ' southerly,- along -tot Red BUI Boad and TUESDAY. JUNfc ««>,»« I along ihe center pf the track* of the TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1948 . 1 •TUK8DAY, JUNB 4thV 1» TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1946 New Jersey Southern railroad, to the Notice of change of residence or ap- between the hours of seven a. m. and along the boundary line bltween tht -between'the" hour* of sivan a. m. anot bttweea the hour* of stven* s--, n. ai btftwttn th*,hourt at< H*M *• »• and hore of the North Shrewsbury river, plication for transfer of • registration eight.p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), between* the hours of eeven a. m. and Township of Mlddletown and the Town- eight p, m. (Eastern Standard .Tint), eight P.' m. (Eastern Standartf alfht p. m, (Eaitarn otanderd Time), thence 'aoutheastwardly and northeast- Vh^all be made elthet by written reuuest for tho purpose of conducting a primary eight p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), ship of Holmd.l, to Swimming Riven for the purpose of conducting a primary for (be purpose of conducting i for tht purpoM ot conduclinp a primary wardly along the shore of the North forwarded, to the Municipal Clerk or the clectiori for tho nomination of candidates for. the purpose of conducting a primary thence (4) Easterly and southerly, along election for tht nomination of candidates election fpr t*i nemlnatltn of •lection for the nomination of candidates Shrewsbury, river to the center line be-, County Board of Elections.on forms for election for tbe nomination of candidate! Swimming River and along til* Shrews, for . for tween the property belonging to the provided by said Municipal Clerk One United States Senator ' bury or Naveslnk River, to tie point or One United States Senator place of Beginning. Ont United StatM Senator' Monmouth Boat Pub , and property Board or by calling in person at the One Member of tht House of Repre- One .United States Senator -Om Member of tht Host* of Repre- On* Member of the House of Beprc- known ai the Red Bank Lyceum, tfae office of tbe Municipal Clerk or sentatives tram' the Sd CooarrMstonal One Member of tbe House of Repre- Sixtb Election District, Commonly Knows) sentatives from the Id Congressional ••ntaUvia from point or place of beginning. at the Port Monmouth' District. Dletrltt Motativei- from the 3d Con ir regional County Board of Elections up t'o and in- District sentative s from the r4 d Contfrttalonaf l District , ' Oittrlc, The polling place for the Fifth Elec- cluding September 26th, 1946. One Governor District Tbe boundaries of the.same art "u One Governor Ont Oovernor • • '. - One (iovernor :lon District Is Liberty Engine House, Two Members.of the State Assembly One .Governor follows, vlail ' , Two Membert of thr fitata. Assembly Two Members of the State Assent White street. . , The sala Board, 6f Registry and Elec- One Member, Board of "Chosen Free- Two Members of the State Assembly The polling Place for tha Sixth Else . One Member, Board ot Chosen Free- ' Two Metnberi of the State Assembly Sixth Election District. tion will meet on* ' ' ; One Member, Board of Chosen Va Ont Member* Board of Chosen; Frce- holders for a term of three years. One Member, Iloard .of Chosen Free-' tion District Is the Port Monmoutb Fire holders for a'itrm of thru years. «•]?•» Jo» svterm of three years. ' Beginning at a point where the'center TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 194JB Also tor the election of one'< Hole solders for a term of three yeari. House at Port Monmouth, N. j. Alao for toT election of one; Mai? Also for tht election of one Hi holdwrt'for a term of Uiree years. > • .ne of Momnouth • street is Intersected between, the hours of 7 a. m. and S p. BEGINNING at the high water Une of Member and one Female Member, of thi A 1M for th*i» election of one Male Member and 'one Female Member'of the Also for the electldu of one Male •Member and one Female Member of t with the center Jtae • af Broad street, m,, for the purpose of conducting tbe Republican Stnte Executive Committee. Member and one' Female Member of the Raritan or Sandy -Book Bay and at tbe Republican State Executive-Committee. Republican Bute Kxscutlvi Cotultt* Member and'one Female Member of the thence southwardly"along the center'line ffgneral election for the election-ol " Also for the eJectioh~b£~;4ne;;Male Republican State Executive Committee.' intersection with the Weeterly boundary, Also for the election • of one Male Republican State Executive Committee. of Broad street to It* Intersection with 4mD line of Election District No, Si thence Also for the election of oat Mi .Also- for the ejection of one Msle One United States Senator Member nnd one Female M, er of the Also. : fur the election, -of oha Male Member, and one Female Member of the Member and one Femals Member of t Lhe fejiter line of Reckless place, thence One Member "of the House of Repre- Democratic Stnte Executive Committee, Member and one Female Member of the running (1) Southerly, along the bound- Dooiocratic State Executive Committee. Member' and one Female Member of the westwardly along tbe center line of Democratic Sta^e Executive' Committee. ary Una of Election District No. », to tsmocrstic State Executive Caatmith democratic Stnt* - Executive Committee. Reckless place to Its Intersection witfc sentatives from the 3d Congressional -Also for the* election, .of one'* Male the County road leading from New Mon- Also for the election of ont Male Also for the election of one Mi A|so for the ejection of one Male he center Jlne of Maple avenue, thence District Member and one Female Member of the Also for the election of one Male mouth to Keyport known as County Rosd Member and one Female Member of thi Member and .one Female Mtmber of t Member antl one'Yemnle Member of the1 lorthwardly. along the center line of One Governor Republican County J&xecutlve Committee. Member and one Female Mctnber of the No. 7 s thence (2) Westerly, along said Republican County .Executive Committee. Republican County Executive Ceaualtti Republican County Exeutive Committee. MqpJe avenue • to IU Intersection with ' Two Members of the State Assembly Also for the ejection. of one Male Republican County Executive Committee. County Road. No. 7 to the Harmony ' Alto for the- election of one Male «Alio for the election of one Ml Alip' for the. election of one Male the center line of Chestnut street, the nee * One Member, Board of Chosen free- Member and one Female Member otMft '.Also i*or,.tb.e election of 0np MaJe Road: thence (8)* Northerly, along tni Member, and one Female Member of the Member -nd ont Female Member of t Mtmtier and one Femu.e Member of the wee,twardly< along the center line of holders for a term of three years, Democratic County Executive CommlUeeV Member and ont>/&male Member of the Harmony Road, to Daniel C. Bendrlck- Democratic County -Executive Committee. Democratic County Executive CowmHt- Democratic County Executive Commjttee. Chestnut street, 'to its Intersection and, these municipal officers: At said primary election nominations Democratic. Countjrjbiefutlve Commltice, sou's Corneri thence (4) following the At aald primaryi election nominations At taid primary election nomloatlo At Sftid primary election nomjn-ationB with the tracks uof the New. Jersey One Township Comthitteeman for the shall alao be made for the following At said primary efepllon nonijnatlons road tD. Ralph's Corner; thence (5) shall also, be made- for'the following shall also b< made for the follow! ahilt iilio be made for the followinB Southern railroad, thence northward- full term of three years. • . • ^ municipal officers: ** ; shall also' .be made fof the .following Northerly, along Homestead Park, to the municipal officers: municipal officers; : ,,..-" - inunTcipnl officers*: , ' ly along' the track* or road bed of The polling place* for the Township at Two Councilmen tor the. full tirm of municipal Officers: ' *' lead water* of Pew's Creikj thence ft; ' Aesesaor for. the full term of four Mayer, MX, Una, two Man. * the. New Jersey Southed raffrpad to Its Atlantic is the Township HaJl, Colt's threo yearn. One Township Commltteeman for the Northerly, down Pew's Creek to Barltan years. ••-.-• •-. • . • . . Mayor, full term, twb years. intersection with the center line elf Mon- or Sandy Hook Bay: thence (7) Easter- Two Councilmen,. full, tarm, thi Two Councilmen, full term, three Neck, New Jersey, Notice. Is hereby given that' Qualified ull .term ot three years. . . Two .Councilman for tht full term of years. .' . . ,. jouth. street, thence eastwardly along voters of the Borough .of Little Silver, Notice ' Is hereby siven thtt- qualified ly, along the Bay. to the point or place three years. • « Lhe center line of Monmouth street to Its HARK.Y CRINE, 1 of Beginning. \ - ' < . -Two Justices of th* Peace for the I Two -Justices of the Peace,' full term, intersection with center line of Broad Township Clerk. not already registered in said Manic!- otersof the Township of Mlddletown, One Councilman for an unexpired term term- of' flvt yean. • • '' * ,- flvt years, jtreet. thepplnt or place of-beginning. Starch 25, 1946. Pulity, under tbe laws 'of New Jersey iot already registered In said Munlcl- Seventh Elsctlon District Commonly of one year. . . . Notice Is hertby given that qiiallB iroverninx permanent registration may allty, under the laws of New Jersey Known as the Eaat KeantburtWDIttrlct Notice Is hereby given'that Qualified voten of tbe Borough of Zatentoa .. Notice ia hereby given that qualified The polling place for the Sixth Eiec- register or "transfer with the Clerk of governing permanent registration may The boundaries of tbt -tsjne are u voters ot the Borough of Sea Bright, not already .registered In laid ICunl voter* of the Boroi'^'h of Red Bank, lon District la 'Relief Engine House. REGISTRY AND ELECTION the said Municipality at his office, Bor. register or transfer with the Clerk of the follows, vlt.: not already registered In tald Munici- pality, under tht Iswt of Ntw Jen not* already registered in said Munici- irummond place. NOTICE . ough Hall, Prospect avenue, Little Silver, said municipality at his office. Township The polllnt placa for thi Seventh Elec- pality, under the laws of New Jersey governing permanent registration m pality,, under the laws of New Jersey . Scv*nlh Election District. BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN, N. J. New Jersey, at any time between Hall, King's Highway, Mlddletown, New tion District Is the Fire House of the governing permanent registration may register or transfer with the' Clerk , governing permanent reel strati on may Beginning at a point where the center Wednesday, June 5, 1916 and Thursday, ersey, at any time between Wednesday, East Keaneburg Fire Company, Thomp- register or trans/er with the Clerk of the said Municipality at Bit offlet. B< regiatar or tr'ansfri with the Clerk of ine of Broad street Is Intersected with Notice is hereby given thnt District September *26, 1916, during the follow- une'6, 1946, and Thursday, September son Avenue. East Keansburg, N. J the said municipality at her office. Bor- ough Hall, Broad street, Ettontown, N the said Municipality at llcr office, Bor- he center line of Reckleu place, thence Board of Election ond Registry in. ami ing hours: Dally 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 !6, 1946, during .the following, hours: BEGINNING at the mouth ot. Pew's ough Hall, Surf street. Sea Bright. New Jersey, Mondavi between Wednesdi ough Hall, Monmouth street, Red Bank, outhwardly along the center line of for the Borough of Fair Haven, County noon and 2:00 to fi:00 p. m., Saturdays Jally 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m., Saturdays .reek and In Sandy Hook or Raritan Jersey, Saturday, September 14, 1941,June S, 1U46, and Thursday, Septeral New Je.riey, at any time between Wednes- Iroad street to the southerly boundary of Monmouth, State-ol New Jersey, will 9:uO n. m. to. 12:00 noon, Sundays and 100 a. m. to 12:00 noon, Sundays and Bay; thencr running (1) Southerly, along from 10:00 a. m. td 1:00 p. ns., or at Per- 26. 194«, during the following bou day, June b, 1946, anil Thursday, Sep- if the Borough of Red Bank, thence meet at the place hereinafter designated Holidays, excepted, or at Permanent Fnlidaj's excepted, or at Permanent Boe- the boundary line of Election DUtriot manent Registration Bureau, Courthouse, 7:00 to 9:00 p. tn.. or at Permani tember 26, 1946, during the following lorthwestwardly along the center line "tcKistration Bureau,* Courthouse,. Free- stratlon Bureau, Courthouse, /Freehold, No. 6, to tta County -road from New Freehold, New, Jensey. at any time be- Registration Bureau, Courthouse, Fn ' hours: Daily 9:00 a. ro. to 5:00 p. m., if the tracks or road bed of the New hold, New Jersey, at any time between Monmoutb to Keyport, known as County twttn Wednesday,.June 6, 1946, andhold, New Jersey, at any time betwe fork and Long Branch railroad company TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1946 New Jersey, ,at any time between Wed- Road No. 7; thence (2) Westerly, along Satu'rdayt, Sundays and Holidays except- between the huurs of sesevenn a. m. and Wednesday, June 5, 1946, and Thursday, nesday, June 5, 1946M and Thursday, Thursday, September 26, 1940, during Wednesday. June i, 1946, and Thn wl, or at Permanent Registration Bureau, o Its intersection with the center line of September 26. 1946, during the fellow. September 26, 1046. during the follow, County Road No. 7 to Palmer Avenue; the following hours: Daily 9:00 a. tn. day. September %%, 1>46. durlnc the 1 yfreatnut street, thence eastwardly along eighih t P- (EasterE n Standard Time). Ing hours: Dally 0:00 a. m, to 4:80 thence (3) Northerly, down Palmer Avs- to 4:30 p. m., Saturday!, Sundays and Courthouse, Freehold, New Jersey, at any he center line of Chestnut street to Its fof r thh e purpose off conducting'di 'n primari y .ng hours:- Dally 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. nue to Its Intersection with the boundary lowing houra: Dally 9i00 a. m. to 4: time between Wednesday, Jt/ne 5th, 1946, 1). m., Saturdays, Sunday* and Holidays n,, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- Holidaya excepted. - p. tn.. Saturday 1, Sundaya and Hollda ntersectlon with the center line of Mn- election for the nomination of candidates excepted. line of the Borough of Ketnsburg: and Thursday, September 2fith, 1946, le avenue, thence southwardly along the for » :epted. - thence (4) Northerly and easterly, along On Thuraday, September 2Jth, 1946, •xcepted. • • . .,'••,'••. during tho following hours: Daily, 9:00 •enter line of Maple avenue to the In- One United Stntes Senntor ' On Thursday, September 26thF 1946, On Thuridny, September 26th, 1940, the boundary line «f tha Township of the registration books will be closed On '1'hursdsy, September Jltb, 11^ a. m. to 4:30 p. m.; Saturdays, Sundays essectlon with tbe center line of Reek- One Member of the House-of' Rcpre-. he registration books will be closed he registration books will bo closed Middletown. snd tbe Borough of Keans- until after the forthcoming General the registration booka will be clot slid Holidays excepted. ess place, thence eoatwardly along the sent a fives irom the 3d Congressional until after. *he . forthcoming General lntll after the forthcoming General -burg to the high water line of Raritan Election on Tuesday, November, 6th, until after the forthcoming ' Gtnel On Thursday, September 26.th, 1946, lender line of Reckless place to the cen- District Elcctio*n on Tuesday, November, 6th, Slection on Tuesday, November, Sth, or Sandy Hook Bay; tbenea (5) Easter- '46. Election on Tuesday, November, II 'be registration books will be closed ero line of Broad street,.the .point or One Governor IMS. .946. , — . ly, along the said Bay to thi point or Notice of change of residence or ap- l«4t. hntil affeer the* forthcoming fieriprnl ilace of beginning., Two Members of the State Assembly Notice of" change of residence or ap- Notice of change of residence or ap- place of Beginning. plication for transfer of registration Notice of chsnge of residence or a Election on Tuesday,' November, 6th, The*polllng place fbr the Seventh Elec- One Member, Board of Chosen Free- plication fbr transfer of registration ilicatlon for transfer of registration Eighth Election District, Commonly shall be mad« either by written request Plication for transfer of reglatratl 1946. • ; ion District fs Red Bank* Woman's Club, holders for a term of three* years. shall 'be mad.- either by written request iholl be mnde either' by written request Known as the Riverside Drive and forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the •hell ba made either by written re«u< Notice of change of residence or ap- Iroad street. AIBO for the election of one Male orwnrded to the Municipal Clerk or the orwarded to the.Munlcipol clerk or the '. Headden's Coraer District. County Board of Elections on forms forwarded to the Municipal Clerk ar t plication for trnnsfer of registration Eighth Election District. Member and o'ne Fen-ale Member of the 'ounty Bonrd of Elections on forms unty Board^'of Electloni on forms Tht boundaries of the same art .as provided, by said Municipal Clerk or' County Board ot Beetlena en fon (hall ba mnde either by written request Beginning In center line of Locust ave- Republican State Executive Committee. ifovided by- snid Municipal - Clerk -or rovlded by said Munlcipnl Clerk or 'ollows, vlx.i • •"* Board or by. calling In person at the provided by >ald Municipal Clerk forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the iue at high water line of, the -North Also for the election of one Male Bourd or by calling in person Rt the loard or by calling In person nt tbe The polling place for the Eighth Elec- office of the Municipal Clerk or Bosrd or by tailing In person at « County Board of Elections on forms ihrewsbury river, thence easterly Along Member nnd one Female Member of'the oilice of the Municipal Clerk or fflce of the Municipal Clerk or Ion District is the Fire House of Middle, County Board of Elections up to and in- office of the Municipal Clerk provided by said Municipal' Clerk or enter line of Loc'unt avenue to the cen-De'mocrntlc State Executive Committee. County Board of Elections up to and ln- town Fire Company No. 1, State High- cluding September 26th. 1944. County Board of Election! up to aad 1 Mihg September 26th, 1946. • lounty Board of -Elections up to rnd In- Board or by calling in person nt the er line of Shrewsbury avenue; thence Also for the electron o( one "Male luding September 26th, 1916. way. Headden's Corner, N. J. The said Board of Registry and Elec- eluding September 2fth, 1941. • office of the Municipal Clerk or southerly along' the center line of Member .and one Female Member of the The Riiid Board of Re^ftry and Elcc- Tihe said Board of Registry and Elec- - BEnlNNINR at the Intersection of tht tion will meet on County Board of Elections up to and in- Shrewsbury avenue to the center line of Republican. County Executive Committee.' right of way of thi New York and Long The said Board of Eeglitry ant Hi rheetnut street; thence easterly along io'n will meet on - • ion will meet on Branch Railroad Company and of the TUESDAY, NOVEMBER HH. 194s tlon will meet on cluding September., 26th, 1945. Vlso for 1the. election of one Male between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. The said Board of Registry and Elcc- he center line of Chestnut street to the Member and one I-Vmulc Member of the TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH, 1046 . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER STH, 1946 Naveslnk or Shrewsbury River, and from TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ITH, 1*41 v :enter line of the C. R. R. Co's right ..of Jietween the hours of 7 a. m, and 8 p.. etween the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. hence running (1) Northerly, along the m., lor the purpose ol conducting the tlon will meet on Democratic County Executive Committee. general election for the election of between the hour! of T a, m. and I vny. thence hortherly tilong center line At snid primary election mjininutions "tn., for the purpose of conducting the n.. for the p'urpose of conducting the said Railroad right of way and along TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BTH, 1946 * if C. R. R. Co's right of way to high wa- general election lor the election of Election District No. 5 and Election Dis- One United States Senator m., for the purpose ef conducting t shall also be made .for the following :enernl election Tor the election of general election for the election of between the hours of 7 a, m. nnd 8 p. er line of the North Shrewsbury river: municipal officers; One United Stntes Senator.. One United Stntes Senator trict No. 1, to Hill Brook: thence (2) One Member of the House, of Repre- ro., for the purpose of conducting the hence southwesterly along high water One Member of the •House of Repre- Easterly, along Mill Brook to Chaps I sentatives from tht 3d -Congressional One United States Senator - ine .of North Shrewsbury river to the Mayor for full term of two yenrs. One Member of the House of Repre- Hill Road, thence (S) Northerly, along One Member of tht House of Btp general election for the election of Two Councilmen for full term of three sentatives ,from the 3d Congressional lentatlves from the 3d Congressional District One United States Senator enter line of Locust avenue, the point District Jlstrlct ihapel Hill Road, to Mountain Hill One (tovernor i "•nlatlvea from the Id Congresaiot place of beginning. years. . OTIC Governor Road; thence (4) Continuing Northerly Two Members of the State Assembly One Member of the Home of Repre- One (Iovernor in a straight line to Park Avenue: thence One Governor sentatives from the 3d Congressional The polling place for the Eighth Blec- Four Justices of the Peace for full Two Members of the Stnte Assembly • Two Members of the State Assembly One Member, Board of Chosen Free- i^im of five yejars. One Member, Board of Chosen Free- (S) Easterly, along Park Avenue to a holders for a term oTthree years, Two Mtmbere of the lute Astemi District lon District Is the cafeteria of the Slg--/'".Notice is hereby given that .qualified, One Member. Board of Chosen Free*' private road leading throarb the Bos- One Member, Board ef Choien Fn One Governor ' iflnd Eisner Co.. Bridge avenue and holders for a term'fif three 'years, :o!der* for H term of. three years. C^ ford property: thence («L Sootheriy. and these -municipal officers: West Front' -itreet. voters of the Borough of Fair Huven, nnd these municipal ofR''ers: Aswssor for thi full term Of four holders for a term of three years. Two Members of the State* 'Assembly not already registered in Bait! Munici- nd these municipal olRcers: along'the private road . leading through and these'municipal officers:' ~j Ninth Election District. Two Councilmen for the full term of One Township Committeemnn for the the Ho»ford" prbperty, to Mountain Hill years. -One Member, Board of Chosen Free- pality, under the laws of New Jersey three years. Two Councilmin for tht full term of Mayor, full term, two rears. ' holders for a term of three years. Beginning In. the center line of Locust governing permanent registration may ull term of three years. Road: thence (7) Easterly, to the Two Cooneilmen, fall term, th: and these municipal officers: venue at hlch water line of the North The polling place for the Borough of The following Is a description of the boundary line of Election District No. three, years. . Shrewsbury river, thence eafiterly along register or trnnsfer with tlie Clerk of Liltlo Silver i» located In the Little Sil- 2; thence (!) Southerly, along Election Oni Councilman for an unexpired term years. - ' Mayor, full term, two years the said municipality at his office, Bor- election niitrlftn In the Town.hip of Two Justices ot the Peaeet ft* Ike i •enter line of Locust avenue .to the ren• ver fire hoiine on Church street, Uttle Mlddletown and the polling places in District No. 2 to th« Naveslnk or of one year. _..-, Two Councilmen, full term, three :er line of Shrewsbury avenue: thence ough Hall, 116 Fair Haven road. Fair Shrewsbury River: thence (9) Westerly, term of five years. years Silver, New Jersey. the same, viz.: The polling place for the Borough of southerly along center line of Shrews* Hayen, Ne.w Jersey, at any time, between 'FRED L. AYRES, r along the said river to the place of Bs- Tbe.following Ie a description of -i Two Justices of the Peace, full term, irst Election District, Commonly Known Sea Bright Is located In tht Borough Election Districts In the Borough of B mry avenue to the renter line of Chest- .WedneBdny, June 6, 194C nnd Tluradiiy, Borough Clcrk: ginnlng. Hall,- Surf street. Sea Bright, New Jer- five years ut street: thence easterly Along center Septemlier ,26, 1946, during the follow- March 25. 1046. as. the Middletown District. ontown and thi polling place* la Ml The following Is A complete descrip- ine of Chestnut utreet to the center line The boundarlee of the ian)e are as sey. vis..: tion of the Filertion Districts In the if right of way of the New York & Long ing, hours: Daily 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. ollows, viz.: Ninth Election District. . ELEANOR r. LINDSAY, First Electlm District. Borough of Red Bank and the mcatinn Iranch railroad: thence southeasterly m., Saturdays 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. in., REGISTRY-AND ELECTION The polling place for the Firm Elec- The 'boundaries of tht same are as Acting Borough Clerk. Section District One It hereby deSl of polling- places for each of the Bald nlong renter line of rlttbt of wav of New Sundays and Holidayn exceptcd. or at NOTICE lon District is the Township Hall; Mid- ollows. viz.: March 25, 1946. and described as that tectioa and tn York & Long Branch railroad to the Permnnenf Registration Bureau, Couvt- lletown Village. Middletown, N. J. BEC.INNINn at the mouth of Ware districts: . .houae. Freehold, New Jersey, nf any BOROUCH OF RUMSON, N,. J. Creek and Sandy Hook or Barltan REGISTRY AND ELECTION tory of tht Borough lying east ef a I First Election Dfitrlct nter line of River street (produced) ; Nijth-y. is hereby wiven thjjf District BECINNINIi at the Keansburit Cate- Bay. and from thence running (I) designated as fellowai Beginning at tt point on the shore of time between Wednesday, June .1, 1946, way on State Highway Route No. 35 and NOTICE .BEGINNING at the point where tea thence westerly along the center line nf and Thursday, September 26, 1946, ibiir'd'of Election nnd Registry In and Southerly, along Ware Creek and the TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL. N. J.' the North Shrewsbury River .directly be- North Shrewnbury river: thence* north- iir thp Borough ot Rumson, • County, from thence running (1) Southerly, alonit boundary line of Election District No. 8 lint of the State Highway Intereeetl 1 tween the properties owned by the Mon- erly along hlch water line of North during the following horns: Daily f Monmouth, State of New Jersey, will he boundary line of the Township of to Park Avenue: thence (21 . Easterly. Notice Is hereby given that District fetra's Brook; thence along the eta raouth Boat Club nnd the property Shrewsbury river .to lhe center line of 9:00 n. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Saturd»> s. ncut tit the place hereinafter designated Mlddletown and the Town«hlp of Holm- ilons Park Avenue, to Hosford Avenue: Board o.f Election and Registry In nnd line of the Suit Highway to the p* known as tho Red Bank Lyceum, thence Locust avenue, the point or plnce of be. Sundays nnd Holidays cxeeptod. v del to the Red Hill Rond; thence <2J thence (3) Northerly, along/Hnsford for the Township of Holmdel, County where South street Intersect* with 1 southwardly to the center line of Broad ginning. On Thursdity, September 2Gth, 19-Jfi, TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1946 Easterly, following the Red Hill KoJd. Avenue, to the New Monmouth. and At- or Monmouth, Stnte of New Jersey, will State Highway t thinet along einttr I •t"r««t,, thence alone the center line of The polling ploce of the Ninth Blertion the regi{itrntion books will, be clostid between the hours 'of seven 11. m. and to the Bam Hollow Road; thence (3) lantic Highlands Road: thence (4) East- meet at tbe place hereinafter designated of South street to the point where I •Broad street to Its Intersection with the District Is Union Fire Houne, Shrewsbury until after the forthcomihs (ient»nil oiKht p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), along the Ram Hollow Road easterly to erly; along «ald road, to Leonard Ave- on - - - center line of Richardson avenue Int center line of Mechanic Btreet, thence avenue. Election on Tuesday, November, 5thf lor the purpose of conduetins a primary the New York and Long Branch Rail- nue: thence (5) Northerly, along Leon- TUESDAY, JUNE 4th, Hit •eoU the eenttr line of South. etr« •astwardly along the center line of Me- Tenth Election District. , 1946. ( election for the nomination 01' enndidates road right of wsut/THence (4) Northerly, ard Avenue, to Raritan or Sandy Hook between the hours of aeven a. m. and thence In a straight Une to the Int chanic street to the end of -Mechanic Beginning In the center line of River Notice of change at residence or fip- "or along the New York and Long Branch Bay: thence (5) Westerly, slong.Rnrltsri eight p. m. (Eastern stsndard Time), section ot Hop* road and Cranhai street, thence southeasterly along the trett at hish water IU» of North plicntion for transfer of registration Railroad right of way to Mill Brook: or Sandy Hook Bay. to the point or for the purpose of conducting a primary brook. , Fence Line to the curved boundary line Shrewsbury river, thence easterly along shall be made either by written request Ono United Stntes Senator thence (5) Easterly. along Mill place of Rearlnnlng. election for the nomination of candidate! Place of meeting of Board of Elect! of the Borouch of Red Bank, thence "-•iter line of River street (produced) to forwnrdeH to tho Municipal Clork or the One Member of the House of Repre- Brook to the Chapel Hill Rosd-: thence The polling place for the Ninth Elec- for and polling platt for thi first Blest northeastwardly and northwardly fol- he center line of right of way of lhe County Board of Elections on forms ) Westerly, Mnrch 25, 1946. One Governor shore of the North Shrewnbury river to 794 fept from the southerly side nf Ber- cluding September 26th. 1948. holders for a term of three years. along Park Avenue, to the County road Two Members of the State Assembly ths line as tea) forth above. the point above mentioned nt the •.'bore cn place measured at rljcrh t- annie* Also for the election of one Male, running from New Mojimnuth to Key. Place of meeting of Beard of Sleet line of the SBH river directly between thp The g'ntt Bonn! of KegiBtry and Ejec- Member nnd one. Female Member of the port, known- as County Road No. 7 REGISTRY AND ELECTION . Ont Member, Board nf Chosen Free- and polling place of the Second Beet thereto: thence westerly and parnlle! tion will meet on holders for a term of three years. , pronertlen owned by the Monmouth Pint with West Bergen place to thp renter Hc'iuiblican State Executive Committee, thence (9) still Westerly, along County NOTICE Also for the election of one Male District is the Ftre House. Club and property known as the Red Hne of right of way of C. R. R. of N J.: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 1916 Also for the election of one Male load No. 7 to the point or place of BOROUCH OF SHREWSBURY. N.'J. Member and one. Female Member of the ANDREW G. BBCKBB Bank Lyceum at the point or place of hence northerly alonct the center line of between the hours of 7 H. m. and 8 i>. Member nnd one Female Member of the Beginning. Notice is hereby given that District Borough Cle •eft-Inning. Republican State Executive Committee. ilpht of way of the C. R. R. of N. J to m. for the purpost of camluetiiur the Democratic State Executive Committee. Second Election District, Commonly Bonrd of Election nnd Registry in and Also for the election of one) Male March ii, 194«. The polling place for the First Elec- n point distant 1R0 f*et southerly .from general election for the election of ' Also for the election of. one* Mule Know as the' Navetink District. for the Borough of Shrewsbury, County Member and one i'emale Member 'of the tion District is Nnveslnk Hnok and Lad- the south «i(le of West BerRfin plare One United Stntea Senator Member nnd 'one Femule Member tff the The boundaries of the same are as of Monmouth. Stnte of New Jersey, will REGISTRY AND ELECTION der Fire House, Mechnnic ptreet. measured at right angles thereto: thence Democratic State Executive Committee. One Member of lhe House of Rflpre- Republican County Executive Committee. qllows, viz.: mec-t at the place hereinafter designated Alto for the election of one Msle NOTICE Second Election District/ westerly nnd pnrallel with We«t Borcen sentatlves from the 3d ConBies*ional Also for the election' of one Male The polling place for the Second Elec- TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY, N. Beginning at A point where the center ntnee to high water line of the North Member und one Female Member of the Member and one. Female Member of the Shrewsbury riverf thence nor'hwe«terlv DlHtrict tion District Is the Navesink Fire House. TUESDAY. JUNE 4th, 1948 Republican County Executive Committee. Notice is hereby given that Dlsti line of Mechanic street lo Infen-erferi One Oovernor Democratic County Executive Committee. Naveslnk. N J. between the hours of seven a. m. and Also for the election of one Msle Boaid of Election and Registry In I with the center line of Rroad street. along high water line of the Nnr,th' •Two Members of the Stnte Assembly At said primary election nominations BEOJNNINfl at the Intersection ot the eight p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), thence southwardly along the etnterJlne. .Shrewsbury.. riyer_to the* center^ line of Member nnd one Female Member of the for the Township of-Shrewsbury, Cow River street, the point or place of be- One Member, Board of Chosen Free- shall also bo made for the following boundary line of the Borough of Atlantic for the purpose of conducting a primary Democratic County Executive Committee. of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, i of Broad Btreet to It" .nterneotlon with holders for n term of 'three'" ye jus.. municipal officers: ' fflghlands and Seventh — Avenus, and electlonfor the nomination of candidate! 1 the center line* of Wallace etreet. thence ginning. and theBe municipiii oilirpra: from thence runrifnir (1). Southerly, A said primary election nomination! meet at the place hereinafter deaigna eastwardly alone the center line of Wal- Two Cquncilmen for the full term of for shall also beg made for the following The polling place for the Tenth Elec- Mayor for full term of two years. threo years. along Seventh Avenue to Hillside Ave- One United States Senator lace street to the TPJU of tho property tion nWMct I" the River Street school. nue: thence K) Westerly, along Hlllnldt munlclpjl^fncers: • TUESDAY, JTJNH 4th, Il4t of the Second National Bnnk, thpnre . Two Councilmen for full term of three Four Justices of the Peace for the full One Member of the House of Repre- between til* hours of siren a. as. Eleventh Election District. years. term of five years,. Avenue to Southslde Avenue, thence (3) sentatives from the 3d Congressional One Township Commltteeman for the southwardly alontr the r**ar nf unld Rank Beginnine In the center line of New- Four Justices of the Pence for full Southerly and Westerly, along Southslde full term PtJhtM years. eight p. m. (Eastern Standard Tin one hundred feet from the renter line of mnn Sprlncrx road at' hlnh wnter line of Notice is hereby' given that qualified District , • / Township Clerk for full term. for tho purpose ot conducting a prim Wallace— street, thenre cn^twnrdlv hy a term of five years. voters of the Borough of. Rumsbn, Avenue and Old Woman's Hill Road, to One Oovernor , election for the nomination of Candida he-North Shrewnluiry river, thence east- Boundaries of the Election Districts in not nlrcady registered i" said Munici- Mountain Hill Road: thence (4) Smith, Two Members of the State Assembly . One Justice of the Pesce for the full straight imaginary line to its Intersec- •rly. nlonc the center line of N*»trn»sn erly, along the Whlppoorwlll Valley Road term of five years, ,\ for -.MI tion with thp renter Hnr-» of Tilntl Springs road to»the center of Broad the Boronnh of Fair Haven, and the poll- pality, under the laws . of New Jersey One Member, Board of Chosen Free- place and Wallncp ^treet. thpnee north* ing place in each district, are as follows: governing permanent registration may to the road lending from the MountBln holders for a term of three years. Notice Is hereby given thatl&ualifled One United Statee Senator treet: thenre northerly nlonsr center of 1 Hill Road to Brown's Dock Road and voters of the Township of Holmdel, One Member of tht House of K« eastwardly nlonor tho center line nf Wnl- '-ond- street to the renter line of right First Election District. rrKiHtpr or transfer wfth the Clerk of Also :for the election of one Msle la.ee Hr«*et to lu intpr-soctton,.wlth the the said municipality at his office, Me- along said road until It Intersects, with Member nnd one Female Member of the not already registered In said Munici- aentativea from tht »d Congress! f way of New York & Long Branch mil- All that part of the- Borough lying the Brown's Dork Road: thence (I>) pality, under the laws of New Jersey District center line of prn«p ' fenter llnp. son, New Jersey, at any time between Southerly, alonit the Brown's Dock Road Also for the election of one Male governing permanent registration may One Gt vtrnor . of Prospect avenue to the sonther.V ne of rlcht of way of the NPW York & where lhe center line of Cednr avenue, ff to the Shrewsbury or Nnveslnk River: register or transfH—witb the Clork of Two Members of tha Stale) All 1 Long Branch callrond to n point rtNtanl extended, would Intersect the Rumeon Wednesday, June 6, 1^146 and Thursday, Member Hng one Female Member of the CTjrvpH boundary Une of thf Rorfiuirh of September 26, 1946, during the follow. thence (6) Following the Shrewsbury or Democratic State Executive. Committee. the laid municipality at his officl, res- One Member, Board of Choain Fl Red Bank, thenre nnrthwimliv alnnp thr 7P4 fe^t from the noutherly side of Borounh line; thence running north Na'venlnk River until Its Intersection with idence. Red Bank-Holmdel road, Holm- holders for a term of thret years. ( West Berge'n placp measured at right along the center line of Cedar avenue, to 'nK hours: Dally' 9:00 n. nt'. to 5:00 p. Also for the election of one Male >urveri boundary llnp of ihc Tlorou^h n m., Saturdays, 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon the boundary line of the. Borough of del. New Jersey at my time between Also for tha election of one 1 Ttt<1. Rank tn thp FPTICP Un»». tfcpnrf nnnles thereto: thence westerly ' anil that poinj where the center line of Ce- Member and one Female Member of the Wednesday, June S. 1946 and Thuriday, Member and oni Female Member of farallc! to Wet Bereen place to the dar avenue intersects the center line of Sundays and Holidays excepted, or at lands and the Township of. Middlntown Rcpubllcnn County Executive Committee. northwp*twnrdly n'nnp the «nM Fenci Permanent Registration Bureau, Court- Highlands! (hence f7) Westerly : nd September 2«, 19IS. during the follow- Republican State Executive Commltt Tjiflft to ih* rpntpr Mni* nf Mnrhttnti renter line of right of wny of C. R R. River rontl; thence east alonn the center Southerly. fonowinir the hotindary line Also for 'the election of one Male ing hours: Daily 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. of N. J.: thence northerly n'nng centet line of River road to the point where the house, Freehold, Now Jersey, at anytime Member nnd one Female Member of the Also for tha election of one 1 street, thpnep. wpstv-nrdly nlnne thp ren between Wednesday, June 5, 1946, andbetween Ihe Bprouch of Atlantic High m. or at - Permanent Regiatration Bur- ' Member and ona Female Member of ter line of Mc-hanlc street, to !'• t«ter ne of rleht of way of C R. R. of N J.. center- line of Battln rood intersect* the Democratic County Executive Committee. eau, Courthouse, Freehold, New Jersey, tn a point dMant .150 feet southerly center tine of River road: thence north Thursday, September 26, J946. during 'n the point or place of Beginning. Democratic State Executive Commit -Mctlon with fhp' rrntpr lino nf Rron» the following hours: Dally 9:00 a. m. to Third Election District, Commonly At snid primary election nominations at any time between Wednesday,"June Also for tbe election ot ont 1 •tr»t»t. th* point or p'aco nf WririTi.""'. from the south side of West Bergen along the center line>of Battin rond to Known as the Belford District. shall also be made for the following 5, 1946 and Thuraday, September 26, nlnce; thence westerly and parallel with the* Shrewsbury river. ' 4:30 p. m.s Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- municipal officers; Member and one Female Member of i days excepted. -, The btfundarlM of thg same are 1846, during the following hours: Daily Republican County Executive Commit The polling plnrivfnr iho P"' nn(' KIPC West nerpen place to high water line of The polling place for the First Elec- Mayor for the full term of two years. 9;Jo a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Ssturdoys, the North Shrewsbury river: thence tion District t» at Willow Street School. On Thursday, September 26th, 1946, 'ollows, viz.: Also for tha election of one 1 tlon di-trlct l« lrffirf.phr.tjnt Fire Hnupe Also Included In the said District Is the Two Councilmen for the full term of Sundaya and Holidays excepted. Member and one Female Member ef Mechanic -»rt>ejr \J nutherly along the high water line of Second Election District. the • registration books will be closed three years, * ' tire North Shrewsbury river to the cen- All that part of the Borough lying until after the forthcoming General tract of land or territory known Democratic County Executive Commit ThH-d Election District. ter line of the Newman Springs road, the Sandy Hook or Fort Hancock. Assessor for full term. On Thursday, September 26th, 1946, At laid prlmtry election nominal! Bejrlnninr at n point wlipre On* rente west of tho (fne na- -tnfd down (n the Election on TueBday. November, 5th, One Justice of the Pcacs for the ' [trntlon books will • be closed point or place of beginning. First District above. 10-16. The polling place for the Third Elec- ahall also be made for the follow line of Wall*re *t*-eM l« .niersrctrrt with TIIP poMlnc place for the Eleventh tion nirtrtct Is the" Fire House of the Bel- term of five years. the forthcoming General municipal officers: tht? center linp of IWmi «tn>pt, thrnro Election nhtrtrt 1« Weststde Engine The polling place for the Second Elec- Notice of'change of residence or ap- ford Chemical Engine Company No. i, Notice is h'ereby given that qualified lection on Tuesday, November, (th, southwardly ntonV. thp rptMrr IW P n tion District Is Augustus M M In ton's voters of the Borough of Shrewsbury, 1946. ' One Township Commltteeman for House, Leigh ton avenue -<_ plication for trnnsfer of registration Betfnrd. N. J. full term of three years, j Broad -treet An |t« lnto*v*vtlon with 1h garage. Emt Side Park, 432 River rond, tthnll be m.tdu cither by written request UEWNNINC, at the Intersection of the not already registered in said Munlci- Notice of change of residence or ap- tenter line nf HnrtHnr Pnnrl th-iro PJ»B! AMY ETSHINN, near Lincoln avenue. ' pnllty. under the IAWS of New Jersey Township Assessor for full term. • Borough Clerk. forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or thi old rljrht. of way- of the New Jersey plication for transfer of. registration Notice Is hereby given that ejuall warHly along Ihp renter line oT H-nnllm Miirch 2r,,.lfl46. M. FLOYD SMITH, County Board of Elections on .forms Southern Railroad with the northerly governing permanent registration may ahall be made either by written request T?oad to Itt iMer-rctlnn with thp Tntp ' Borough Clerk. proyided by said Municipal Cleric or line of Raritan Bay: thence running (1) register or trnnsfer with tha Clerk of forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the voters of the Township of Bhrewsbi \\pt of Branch nvpnup. thpirp «nuth**B*( Mnrch 25. 1046, Honrd jur.. by calling In Person, nt the Southerly, nlong the said New Jersey the said Municipality at her office, resi- County Board of Elections en . forms not already registered In laid Mun wardly alone th*« rpntpr linn nf nrnnr - REGISTRY AND ELECTION dence Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, pslity, under tht law* of New Jer •rentie to ft* Intersection with the ren office of tho Municipal Clerk or Southern Railroad right of way ^ to provided by aald Municipal Clerk or • NOTICE County Board of Elections up to and In- Compton'i Creek t thence (2) Southerly, New ' Jersey, at any time between Board or by calling In psraon at the governing permanent etglstratlon I ter Une of RprvTi nlaro, thent-p en»t Notice of Settlement of Account. Wednesday, June 5, 1946 and Thursday, reglater or transfer with tbt Clerk . wardly dlrpctly brtwepn the t>vnnert|p TOWNSHIP OF ATLANTIC. N. J. . cluding Selitdinbsj' 26th, 1946. along Compton'i Creek and Mill Brook office of the Municipal Clerk or g fr with tbt Clerk Estate of Margaret Blalsdcll, deceri'scd. flowing Into Comptonfs Crsek, to County September 26, 1946, during the follow- County Board of Election! up to and In. thhe laiidd municipalitiilit y at hher office, < owned bv *>IP B«tMp of Siitnh F Wnl Notice is hcnliy tflvrn thttfc- District Notice Is hereby given that the ac- The said Board of Registry and Elec- ing hours: Dally 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. d eoU nnA Kmlly Pnln^inff. ono hnmlrp Road.No. 7, being the road from New eluding September 21th, 1946. ance, Sycamore avenue, Tlnton I Iloanl of Kk-ctioa and Ue«[ntr> in and counts of .the subscribers, executors of tion will meet on Monmouth to Keynort: thence (8) £a«t< m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidaya ex- New JJersey , at any tlml * bitb ! •nd fifty feet 'from ihe rfntor llnr n for The Township of At Untie, County the wHtHlo of "Bniil ilpfpnBpd will be Branch nvprme, -Ihpnco •onihpp"t»*hrcl' of Monm»uth, -Slate of New Jersey, jvlll •TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 1946 erly', alonit the snid County ttoad No. 7 celled, or at Permanent Registration The said Board of Registry and Elec- Wednesday, June 5, 1941 and Thurt by a «tral(rh» UTIP to thp cnrvpil h.Mimi tnt-ct nt the pi nee hereinafter designated audited and stated by tlie SurroKiite of between the hours of 7 ». m. and 8 p. to Its Intersection with Park Avinm Bureau, Courthouse, Freehold, New Jtr* tion wl.l meet on . September 26, 194«, during the toll ary line of the Pnrntich of VeA Ilnnk the County of Monmotith und .reported . for tho purpose of conducting tho thence (4) along Park Avenue, easterly .scy,' at any time between Wednesday, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER JTH, 1946 ing houra: Dslly IOIOO I. m. to 4l« thenrn northfiaP'twjiTn'ly plnnp thp ni-vrr TUESDAY, JONE 4th, 1046 *" for settlement to tho Orphans' Court of ueiiurnl flection ft>r the election of to the head waters or Ware' Creek: June fi, 1D46, and Thursday, September. between the houra ot 7 a. m. and 8 p. m., Saturdays-. Sundays and.Holldayi nounriary UPP of the nornuph of *~ between the hours of suven m. m. and said County, on Thurstluy, tho twenty One United States Sonator thence fS) Northerly, along the snid 26, 1946, during the following hours) m., for the purpose of condueting tbe cepttd, or at Permanent Regurtratlon citfbt ii, m. (EnnU-rn Stnndnrd Time), seventh day of June, A. D., 1940, nt Ono Member of the House of Jtenro- head waters of Ware Creek and down Dally 9:00 a, m. to 4i8O p. m., Satur- general election for the election of ' eau, Courthouie, Freehold, New Jer Punk tn It* fnteriectlnn «'Uh the c. 10 Mill o'clock it. m, days, Sundays and Holidays excepted. at any time between Wednesday, . line of Wailare "treet, thpnee itnitth for the purponf! of conducting M primary Nentatlves trom the S(l Conffreselona Ware Crsek tn Its month In Raritan or One United Statea Senator District Sandy Hook Ray; thence (6) Westerly On Thursdny, September 26th, 1046, One Member of tht ir^oMttpre- 5, 1946 and Thursday, September weatwftrn'iv nlnntr the renfpr Un« nf Wnl election for the nomination of p.nndUlntes Datedl May 10, A.' D., 1048. . Ono fiovorno; • '.'• along the northerly line nf the said Bay, 1946, during Jhs following bourn D Uce for . • * JOSEPH V. BLA1SDELL, the registration books will be cloud tentative! from thi >4w-*Oongrtaalonal 9:00 a. m. to 4lt0 p. »„ 8aturd center HOP of Lfmirn plncf, thenr Ono United States Scnutor Two Members of' the State Asiembly tn the point or place nl! Beginning. until nfter the forthcoming General District i it Mnrkwoixl Itoml, One Mcmbor,' Bonrd of Chosen Free- Fourth Election District, Commonly Election cm Tueldny, November, Eth, Ono Governor Sundaya and Holidaya excepttd. • wetly wentwiiMly by n «trn|(rht H - Ono Member of tho Houhe of Repre- Qi.«rn», N, Y. holders for n term.of three yenrs. Known is the iLeonardo District. - On Thund4t, September 21th, 1 , tht rear of tho Second NntinnRl Hank i94'e.' , '•'• •••••. Two Member! of the State Asiembly scntHilvL'n from tho 3d' CoiiUieiwiuniil FERRCN K. HLAISPLXL, HIHI thrso ,.municipal offlrorl: , The boundaries of tha same art at ' Ono Member, Board of Choien Free- tho .reglatratlorT booke trill be tli " thenpi northwnfrtly to th* Mnfwiliw « Dlotrlet" •••• ' lft-ilf'dno Avenue, — - • 1 Notlco of change of residence or ap- until after tbt forthcoming, Qta WaM I ace mtrcft. Ihenre wetttwnrdly. lo t^' Ttvtr CauHcllmon for theftlll tem ol follows, -vlt.t >•—-•-••••• ' • ..—•-..-....--- .,. - holders for a term of three ysars, ' Otvu tioverndr t ' lied nwnk, N. J. three years, * The polling plane for the Fourth Elec- plication for transfer of registration and thut municipal officers: Election on TuMdar, November, ' einter line nf Broad street, the place n TwoMemhi'rn of the Slitto Anscmbiy ALICE II. THOkU'SON, shall ba made either by written requelt 1»4«, ' • r point of hetrinnlng. ' ' • . • ) .On« ..Mpmlu-r. llnnnt of Chnnen Free-' Four Ju/itlces of the F«aci (or tht ful tion District Is titi Brevent Park and forwarded n the MunldBal Clork or the One Township Commltteeman for the / TTie piWntr plum tor the Third. BIw. ' HI Ensl J^asASIreet, term of five years,' Leonardo ' Fire Houst, Center Avenue, full term 6f three' yean. . . holders tor $ (drm of thioo^yvafn,. neil Dnnkrl^J. , Iloundurlw of the Election Dlstrtqti In Uortarao, N J. County Board iof Elections • on formi Notice of ehsnit ef raildtnat er tlon DlfltHrt U at the Senior High School Also' fur thft'clei'tloii or ona Mnlo provided by jsjd Municipal Clerk or Township Cleric for full term. plication for tramfer of rariitra building 4? a Hint* rnni], Member untl one Femiiln Member of the NANCY II. H ACKSTAW, tho Domugh of Rumson and the'polling BEGINNING at the Intersection' of One Justice ot thi Feact for the full ahull bi made either by written rta Fourth F.lectlon District. 111 Spring St.'ue'l, place In each district are is followsi Seventh .Avinm with tht boundary lint Board or by colllni In- person at thi lU'i'ulilicnt) Stutu Exi-rutivr Comnjitlec of tht Borough of Atlantic Hluhltnds, nflUe of tho Municipal Clerk or term of fife years. ' ' forwnrdod to the Municipal Clerk or Beglnnjnfr at n point whprp thf rentr Also /or, the .election of ono Mule lied Uunk, N J. First Eliclion District, Tht polling place for Holmdel' Town- County .Board of Blaotloni on ft line of Brond' utrepi U Intortertnd wit) Executors. All that portion 'of tht Borough of and running thmce (1) Southerly and County Board of Eleotlom up to and In- thlp Is at thi Township Hall, Holmdel, provided by laid Municipal dark. the center line of HnrdlnK rnn<), thenn Mt>mbeV IInd on* mn)e Meml>pr of the The polling plaet for tht First evic- MountBln HIM Roid, to in angls .In said Townihip Clerk, County Board of Blietlont UB to ani nepubtlcitn' County Executive Commltlep, P roid In the propartjr formerly Known as - -TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH, 11.4a March il, 1*41, eluding Btpttmbtr itth, 1»4I, Olnttr lint of Dranrh avpnun to It* In tion District li'Ocianlo Fin Company'! 1 bolwoen the hours of 7 a, m, and 8 p, •, t«ri«etfon with the c«n(rr Jlfte of A)no fur tho etoct(oii of one Mnlo House, corntr Rlvsr roid and Alltn the Hnsford property I thenei (9) North- Tht aald Board'of Beilatry and 1 Mom bur tinri one Female Member of the Monmouilt^Counly Surroiali'i Office, stioet, Humspn, irly along the private roid through the m,, for the purpose of conducting- tbl B>n plan,' thence "antwardly dlrenly Hosfo'rd property, to thi Intersection of gentral eloatlon, for tho election of IN CHANCERY OP NEW JEBjEY. tlon will nttt on " tween the propertlfl« owned by thi* I>«inutTJitIu County Kxcrutlvo Cpmmlttvo, In tlit Milliter i)( tlis Dstnto of Bmlly Sscorul Eltotlon District. l TUESDAY, NDYIMBIR STH, II .. Utt of Sararah f.,F . .WoJ/otWolrott ^ and "Ej , At if Id primary election nnmlnnUmin 11. Wllsun, iltcnnloil. Nntlco lo «rml|. All thut portion of tht Borough of Park Avtnue and Hoiford Avinuij Ono United Bt«t.s-Stn«tor , '' 0 ALMUANDRO R. BKRGONZIt • ahull ii!«'i b« mude fbr the following tors l(i prc*miLje\n\mi iiuulnst dilute, thinct (4) Northerly, along, Hosford Dm Member of tht Holies'of ItepM- tbe Cot bitwttn tht houra of 7 a. m, aad , ' Bhlnnlnttr onne ,hundred and flftv fro : Rummm tltiisu north of Rldat road! Avinui, to tht County road runnlnir .BBy virtue ooff an order of tbe Court m., for thi purppaa pf conduitln from tht) Mnnter linn of Tlereitn nitipp mu'nlplpalvjfflceri!! - i * • • ' I'liMlliin/tn.tliu older of Dormnn Me lioumlnd on thi lait'br NavisTnk avj. •tnutlvti from, thi 8d ComruiionsJ of Chancary oof ihi etltt of Ntw Jer' . mie am) on tht wnt by Olnghim ivs from Atlanllf Hlablsmli to Ntw, Mon gtniral yleetlon for the tlectloa Ihtnee »miihrfahftAdi l I, a Mtuh-h Clnu Townakliln CommltleemnCommltteemnrn for tho iiirroffBlo uf tftfi Oounty of mnuth, btlnn County Rood No. 7 ' Ono novernoi" sty, madt on thtt tttth d«r of.May, 1>4I, ,IJn*;ttstf*> •'0 Mombdri ojt thi lt»U , of i»la ri>o»m»i| to txhll.lt to the sub, mnilhi s mlt Ii to oM h tl oi I hi win hy Hanct road 1 i Juitici of tht l>t«:t ttt thi fJll Iff"! l f Hill Of III n'LirisJi! (lPilnr 11» ' •( liOe o'clock sharp. . •, \, Kitchen Furniture: Electric stove with electric clock, coal or'ww4 Thorough Renovation^ cooking range, aluminum cooking utensils, two kitchen «abjattf u4 In Past Several Weeks other articles. •> • <"C ,> Furniture consists of tables, large and small; stands, chair*, book- c'ases, rugs of various «lre», piano, electric lamps; electric clocks, pi^ The Sea Girt Inn, bne of tUe.most tures," pllatlrfgs, ml«cellane.ous lot of books, radfb, Victoria, flaw top pretentious night clubs along the desk, mirrors, marble top table,'inlaid mahogany sewing table, twin New Jersey seashore, on pighway beds, incSMBiijf'springs and mattresses; maple chest of drawers, two 4-N, will officially open Its doors to Iron couches, custom built mahogany cabinet consisting of &> ittmta,' the" public again on Friday'night, adaptable to home or office-u»e; two small cheits of drawers, bedllneas, May Slst.^Ben Kocvltz and Frank Mah Jong sets and table, child's secretary. •• i. Kost, operators, announced today. China and Glassware: Miscellaneous glass and- stemware, Royal ..Built in 191ft and famous for its Copenhagen china, bric-a-brac, odd pieces, of plated silver.' ood and name-band policies, the Sea Girt-Inn was closed, for three etching press, engineer's slide rules and instruments. years, being occupied by. the Tools: - Carpenter tools, saws, hammers, < wrenches, sqythes, pick' U. S. Signal Corps. Released to axes, screw drivers, hatchets, garden tools, extension ladder, lawn mm* the owners .several months ago; the er, two step ladders. ••'• '"'•':'•• Sea Girt Inn has been 'completely Nina used 20-gallon kegs and two new' ones. ' ' redecorated. Known originally as Many other articles too numerous, to mention. . . • Blggot's Park because of lu vast acreage, 11 acre* in all, the Sea CHABLES S. WRAV, Administrator ' TERMS: * CASH. ' • . oj the Girt Inn has twice been remodeled. W. D. FIELDS, Auctioneer. Today's scheme Is modernized from /HI Estate of Nells P. Velse. rooftop to the Grand Ball Room, which has a seating capacity for The new-Coflee shop at Mon- The shop ii under-the manage- ern equipment. It has been decor- 1,100 persons. . mouth Memorial hospital, sponsored ment of Mrs. Stephen Pawley, a ated In tones of blue, correspond- by the 14 auxiliaries of. the Institu- member of the Dr. L. £.. Leonard- ing with decorations In the gift Knovltz, who will have charge of auxiliary. Mrs. Hazel Eppinger of shop. All the equipment and work- the entertainment, announced that tion, is staffed by volunteers and ing funds have been provided by ftrtraits Charley Barnet and his.famous or- caters to.hospital visitors and per- Long Branch, la general manager, the combined auxiliaries.. MM. Wil- chestra have' been engaged to play sonnel; The shop Is located on the and Mrs. Anna A. Aunts, Is chair- liam J. Lynch of Red Bank" Is Re-Opening IN PERSON * man of the gift ahop. on the nights of Friday, May 31st, main floor of tlie hospital, next_to president of the executive commit- (MAY 31—JUNE 1) and. Saturday, June 1st.' The din- the gift shop. The new jhop has the most mod- tee of the combined auxiliaries.. Friday, May 31 ing room will open at 6 p. m., while MTe dancing will be from 9 p. m. until restoring organic matter which Is new leaves snd which are appar- _lft_'i F '•-^f™—l —• '• T n ' J' ' JHT 2 a. an. • Farm New* spent under constant cultivation, ently dead, reports R. B. Farnham, STUDIO Other name band* have been en-. warns M. AV Clark, agricultural Rutgers expert In ornamental horti- Dining Room Opens SlLVERTON AVE. PHONE RED BANK 232 gaged by the Sea Girt Inn. They Alfalfa Needs Potash After First agent. He comes up against the culture. • are Jack Teagarden and Bob Ches- Mowing possibilities of.a' three-way loss as The exact cause for this Injury 6P;M.Daily ter. Each orchestra will consume Many Monmouth" county fanners compared with the livestock or gen- can not be given wjthout seeing* the NO MINIMUM AT ANY three-weeks engagement. The have found but that alfalfa ii one eral crop farmers. There isjio large tree. However, you may examine TIME " Teagarden orchestra will start, on crop gure to take a lot of plant food volume of manures-to return to the the soil, the condition of the tree June 17th and Chester's on July out of the soil, according to M. A. soil and no sod crops which build roots from the surface of the soil 19th.. With the Teagarden engage- Clark, agricultural agent. organic matter. But his constant to depth of 12 to 15 Inches, and Dancing From ment, dancing will continue until Just how much nutrient material tillage hastens - decomposition and finally, the condition of the bark 3 a. m. is taken from the soil has been cal- Ipis of organic matter. from just below the surface of the 9P.M. to2A.M. KoBt, an international caterer culated scientifically by crop spe- 'There ls^no need to argue the Im- ground upward. PUBLIC AUCTION formerly was affiliated with the cialists at the New Jersey Agricul- portance of getting stable or poul- Sometimes lack of drainage Music Charge 1.25 Bay Head Yacht club, Jumping tural Experiment station. They es- try manure whenever possible. around the maple tree wllL cause Plui Tax - Brook Country club, Spring Lake timate that a field yielding three Some growers might well retire root death In part and severe portions of their acreage for one or Country club, the Copacabana In tone of alfalfa hay per acre will re- branch injury. At other times cer- Sat. & Holidays 1.50 New York, the Sherry Room in the move the equal of 250 pounds of 20 more seasons to a sod or green tain diseases or Insects are Inhabit- Household Goods and Furnishings per cent superphosphate and 2*0 manure crops as does George Ste- ing Borne part of the tree. Charley Barnet Metropolitan Opera House and he vens of Shrewsbury. Plm T»x hag been connected with hotels in pounds of 60 per cent muriate' of When removing damaged branch- (KING OP SAXOPHONE) "Residence of Mrs. Julius Tantleff Buenos Aires, Montevedo, Spain potash. ' Growing winter cover crops and es, be sure to provide for easy No Music Chsrpt'st Bsr and Portugal. Studies have shown that these summer green manuring crops, drainage, of all moisture from the His Orchestra amounts of plant food are repre- even at the expense of growing one area of the cut. Have this cut • 80 PARKER AVE., DEAL.N. J. sented when you apply 1,000 pounds of two cash crops would be a wise, pointed at the top and bottom by second house west of Norwood Ave. > to the acre of a mixture such as move on the part of many vegetable removing the bark at the top arid COMING JUNE 28 Jack Teagarden Mrs. Ralph, 99, 0-5-12. As a considerable amount growers who can't get animal man- bottom to a pointed section in the of the applied phosphate fertiliser ures, says Clark. middle; FOR THREE WEEKS—NIGHTLY (King of th« Bluu-TrsmboM) Dies At Home is fixed by the soil andiJoBS not be- SATURDAY, MAY 25th come available to the crofo right Creosote Mixtures Burn Chickens Sweet Corn Variety Test Planted away, nearly 1,000 pounds of ©-12-12 »t-1:80 P. M. Although creosote preparations by W. H. Hunt and Son Was Resident Of per acre per year are needed Jo fur- are good for painting roosts, neets Twenty-Jive varieties of sweet Baby. Grand Piano, nine-piece luxurious Chinese Dining Hopm., nish nutrients removed by three, and shelters for the control of mites tons of alfalfa. , - corn have been planted by William Set,. Occasional Living Room Chairs, Settee, Portable Radio, FTre- Port Monmouth and for the preservation of the H. Hunt and Son In the 1M6 sweet H. R. Cox, extension eptclallst in place Set, Oriental Rugs (Persian and Chinese), Needlepoint. wooden parts, they must be used corn variety test, according to Rich- POR BANQUET RESERVATIONS — CALL FRANK KOST ^.The funeral of Mrs. Hannah M. soils at the experiment station, with care, advises M. A. Clark, agri- ard O. Rice, associate agricultural Chairs, Television and Radio Set with Cabinet, Occasional Tables, Ralph, 99, who died Monday morn- points out that a ten-ton applica- cultural agent. agent. The test is located on one , Stands, Floor Lamps, Table Lampi, End Tables, Seven-Piece Twin ing at her home, Middle road, Port tion of stable manure, with super- A number of cases of young- pul- of the farms owned by Tunis De- Bed Room Set, Five-Piece Bed Room Set (French), Kitchen Set, Monmouth, was held yesterday phosphate added, will supply the lets with quite serious head burns nise on the Freehold-Colt's Neck nutrients contained in about 1,000 .Broadloom Carpet-Rugs-Runnerc, Boudoir Chairs, Modern Elec- morning at her home. Rev. Abram have been submitted to the labora- road. VanHouten, pastor of the Middle- pounds per acre of 10-10-10 fertlllier tory at the N. J. Agricultural Ex- Some of the varieties in the test tric Fixtures, Numerous Ornamental Items (Dresden-Chinese- town Reformed church, officiated. and this should furnish the plant periment station, showing burned have bqen included before, but the * French), Mirrors, Might Tables with Italian Marble Tops, Valua- Interment, under the direction of food needed to maintain an alfalfa head parts that were attributed to seed, used this year In many cases , ble Oil Paintings and many important Items. the Bcdle funeral home, was in stand. the caustic action of a fresh creo- is from different source*. Test re- Fair View cemetery. "If manure Is not available," says sote mixture. In painting shelters sults of former years Indicate the This Is an Exceptionally Fine ^ot of Furnishings and will-be Mrs..Ralph, who was the widow Cox, "600 pounds per acre of 04343 arid other poultry equipment apt to Importance of a .good source of Available for Public Inspection on Friday, Hay 24th, "preceding, of Joseph Emile Ralph, was born at will go a long way toward supply- come In contact with birds, the seed. Lincoln, Carm»lccos», . Mar- "Day of Sale, between the hours of one and five P. M. Lakehuret, the daughter of the late ing the needs of alfalfa. Some fer- painting should be done ten days to cross P39, Old Hickory, Seneca, John Weeley and Jane Skidmore tilizer companies are offering a spe- two weeks before birds use the Dawn, Earllgold and Golden Cross Walnright. Surviving are two sons, cial alfalfa topdresser analyzing 0- equipment. This wlH give the Bantam are among those being re- By Order of: MRS. JULIUS TANTLEFF William E. Ralph, Middletown town- 19-19 with 5 per cent borax. Where chemfcal fumes a chance to escape tested. Varieties not included In ship assessor, and George C. Ralph boron shortage Is suspected, 400 and eliminate the danger of burn- our tests before are Senica Chief, ' NOTE: AH Items to be removed from the 'premises at conclusion of Port Monmouth; one brother, pounds per acre of this mixture Ing. Midgolden, Mammoth Golden, 22x13 of sale. Not responsible in case of accident In, on or about the Charles Walnright, New Britain, may well be used as a substitute Creosote mixtures are sometimes from the Connecticut Experiment for 600 pounds of 0-12-12." premise!!. ' Connecticut; three grandsons, Dr. used to paint brooder coop floors. station and 13x5 and 51x22 from Jo»aph' Ralph, Red Bank; Dr. Ches- Cox adds that most New Jersey This is an excellent practice, but Connecticut. Sale Conducted By ter Ralph, with the Navy, and Ver- soils contain a large reserve of pot- be sure' to do it well before the non Ralph of Keyport; one grand- ash, but in an unavailable form. B. 0, COATS, Auctioneer, 4B0 Bath Aye., Lonr Branch, N. 3. coops are to be used.' Fumes that daughter, Carol Ralph of Middle- Some of this potash gradually be- the material gives off bave at times RELATIVES KILLED IN POLAND FBANK WOOLLEV' Phone 3599. , C. A. BUBK town township, and three great- comes available to plants during caused severe mortality in chick The death of nearly all of their grandchildren. Joseph, William and the winter, so that often there is flocks that have been placed on thu relatives who lived in Poland was Lola Mae Ralph. enough available potash to serve freshly painted flbors before the reported to the Gelblum families of the needs of the first ^alfalfa mow- fumes had entirely escaped. Freehold last week. The report ing of the year witib.ut application came In a letter from a nephew of of fertilizer potash. ... -1.. Farm Briefs the family now living In Russia. He emphasizes that the second He stated that only he and his wife and third mowings of the year are Poultry feed reached an average were saved from the killings dur- most likely to need applied potash. prici__qr-f3.O7 per 100 pounds, the ing the German massacres In the CRITICAL ITEMS For this reason, he and his associ- highest in 23 years of record, in Warsaw ghetto. ates at the Experiment station .rec- mid-March. Average price a month ommend that if It suits the grow- previous was $3.02, and at the same ALL UNDER ONE ROOF er's convenience, the best time of tftoe the year before, $2.88. GABRISON DISCHARGED year apply, mixed fertilizers con- First Sgt. Leon F. Garrison of taining potash to establish alfalfa Are Your Maples Dying? ^ Johnson avenue, Matawan, has been is right after the flrst mowing. Perhaps your maple tree., is one honorably discharged from the IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of those to which something has Army Air Forces after more than Soil Organic Hatter Shortage happened in the past few months, 30 months' service. Ha is the son "WEAR-EVER" Bronze - Plastic - Aluminum The vegetable grower of Mon- there may be one or several whole of Mr. and Mrs. C. .Leon Garrison mouth county faces the problem of branches which have not produced of Broadway, Keyport. • Pressure Cookers Screen Wire • Lawn Mowers Lawn Sprinklers ANNOUNCEMENT • Garden Hose Grass STANLEY STANLEY • Electric Hammer • Electric Shears McGuire's Picnic Grounds OPENING OF If You Want the • Radios • Picnic Jugs • Beach Chairs Right Number for | Black and Decker W Electric Drills M6.951 OAK ACRES FUR STORAGE , • Step-On Cans • Gasoline Cans "N State Highway 35, 2 miles north of Red Bank Call • Corn Poppers • Hammocks WITH GREATLY ENLARGED FACILITIES FOR Red Bank • Tank Sprayer Weddings, Parties, Clambakes and Get-Together 2800 Well tell you about our Outings of All Kinds ' Certified vaults located ' ALUMINUM ; on the premise!. How Room for 2,000 people, plenty of parking splice; Wfo acres of wooded the' temperatures *nd • ClothesPins • Electric Drills humidity are rigidly land wiSh'streams; 9 fireplaces,'2 ovens; (3 in buildings.), One larg«. controlled so that your precious tun and wool- WALKEfrTURNEu WALKER-TURNER re'creation hall with fireplaces and kitchen which can be used in case of. em are always \00',h rain. One large cabin. Outside circle bar. Swimming, Boating and tale. And wait till you • 14" Band Saws • 20" Drill Presses hear ho*, economical Danqing.' Eleciricity and ninning water. ,, « ', ^ our prices are. Call • Soeed-O-Meter 12" • ,, ., ' " "'" , ' . " . | "'""'• , • todayl Call Red Bank 3767 for Rates, Dates and Information Afc ;, "^Ffrjpiaee woo^l 'clan fee supplied at it noitfina} charge . ' •' *. •' BED BANK BEGISTER. MAY 23.1946, Rumson To Honor For Civilian. Announcement •••• Wqrid War Dead Dr. J, Lynn Mahaffey, sUte di- For The Fir$t Home Of Her Dreams... *, _,, • .m rector of health, reported hut week My terminal leave froiii the Army Air Forces has Capt. Gilbert Hoover there are 'now 824 unlta of blood plasma in Monmouth county. This For Memories The Future Will Bring expired and I am now in the insurance business, Hav- To Be Speaker first shipment, an estimated three ing completed a-special course at Insurance head- months" supply, was released by the Army and Navy through the Bed' quarters in Hartford,' Conn. I would like my-friends Capt.' Gilbert C. Hoover, com- Cross and will be distributed' to manding officer at' the Naval Am- to call upon me for any assistance or service 1 may hospitals and district health officers munition depot at Earle, frill be the for civilian use without charge. render in connection.with insurance matters; . principal »peakeit at exercises ' to Each package contains enough* be held Memorial day mprnlng at plasma for one complete transfu- 11:15 o'clock on the borough hall Gifts So Rare—~ ^ In my endeavor to offer the most satisfactory and sion, distilled water,, tubing and property at Kumson. In the event hypodermic needle. efficient insurance" service, I hope to have the pleasure of rain the -program will be held The tounty Red Cross 'chapter of serving you on any insurance problem, you may in the high school auditorium. motor corps transported the blood' plasma trbm Trenton to the follow- hive. • .. " " ing depots: Monmouth Memorial' hospital, 144 units; Fitkin, 120; Riverview, 24; Hazard 12; M. C. 0. For A Bride In June S. S., 12, and district health of. Leonard M. Marthens flees, Freehold, 12. . 84 HARDING ROAD, RED BANK TELEPHONE RED BANK 1887 Highlands Legion ; KepreMntinf The Travelers Insurance Companies,' Meeting Tonight Hartford County Commander Ross Foun- tain and his staff will obligate a large class of new members at a' joint meeting tonight of Twinllght post, American Legion, and auxil- iary of Highlands, to be held in the: Legion hall, 85 Bay avenue. < Sea Bright post and auxiliary have accepted an. invitation to at- HE WAS RUDY tend this Joint session. A covered^ Wften You Needed Him . .« dish supper will be served after the meeting; . • ,."

ARE YOU READY CAPT. GILBERT C\ HOOVER Now That He Heeds Y«u? The exercises will open with the singing or "The Star. Spangled Banner." 'Rev. William Calvin Colby will "give the Invocation,, to be fol- lowed by Mayor Louis M. Hague, who will give a short talk and then introduce Capt. Hoover. * Office Supplies The prayet- for the dead will be offered by Rev. H. Falrfleld Butt, * Artist Supplies 3d, who also will call the roll of deceased residents who fought In * Typewriters World war two. Benediction will be * Adding Machines •given by Rev. James Mackenzie. Seats will b« provided on the ros- VERNON A. BROWN POST, No, 438 trum for families of men who died ln: the.serviee of their country, and VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES there also will be seats for any dis- M MECHANIC STREET, «•' • • BED BANK, N. I. abled veterans.. • America's Oldest - Largest .- Strongest Overseas Veteran Organization Party Tendered Alma Tarnow Miss Alma Tarnow of Belford Let Us Change Your Winter Lubricants was guest of honor last week at a shower tendered by Mrs. Muriel Hofnan, Mrs, Claire Hauch and Repairs To the Proper Summer Grade NOW Mrs. Berenice Rutt. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Rauch. Supplies- China, gold fingered, for first dinners at borne, brat* The gifts were placed in a deco- All makes Insured pickup and delivery service rated wheelbarrow. . ' Sole Agents for New to reflect candle-light gleam, sparkle of glau* Washing - All Accessories Guests included Mrs. Stanley I. O. Smith Typewriters Kolloch and daughter Barbara, In Northern Monmouth Co. Mrs. Bessie Tarnow, Mrs. Emmett ware to shine down the years, figurines to fir* Walling, Miss Avis Walling, Mrs. Aline Newlands, Miss Marjorle PHIL WALDMAN'S GULF SERVICE Whitney, Mrs, Vivian Messier, Mrs. imagination. "Of such ... dreams are made." Pearl White, Mrs. Alice White, Mrs. MAPLE AVE. & FRONT ST., RED BANK Eleanor White, Mrs. Ruth Collins, Mrs. Dora Tarnow, Mrs. Rose The Gift. Shop inspire* you with these ..» TEL. RED BANK 1865. Rauch, Miss Nancy Woodring, Mrs. Carol Casler, Mrs. Laura .Lingo and more . . . rare gifts which are a tribute to 7:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. Daily and Mrs. Nellie Hancock. Miss Tarnow is engage to Albert Bige- TELEPHONE B. B. 1 " HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sundays. low of Elizabeth. No date has been the bride, her home, her charm* set (or the wedding. 17 BBOAO ST. .BED BANK

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h A—La Mirada bowl, exquisitely Next Thursday two-toned ceramic..... 5.00 B—Ming and Toy ' Figurines, from California, by Hedi How Will You Spend It? Schoop .Pair, 25.00 ' C—Strawberry-decorated ciga- rette set from California. Set, 5.00 —at any rate let ut provide the proper equip- D—Serving tray, silver plated on copper; fanciful gadroon ment, so here are a few timely suggestions. border .12.00* F—Etched crystal cocktail shak- er, sterling bate and top. jj st One of those popular light-weight'sport 22.95* coats we are showing in plain sand, canary C—4-piece brandy inhaler cock- or mocha-brown—and are they comfort- tail set, cut crystal 10.00 ^ able. .,•-;••• H—Lucite sway tray 11.50 . J—Wedding ring sterling tray in rare design, for cards, bon- 1430 bon* ....7...10.00* K—Solid brass candle-stick*, re- nd Then a pair of contrasting, plain color production of Colonial sauc- er type ...... Pair, 8,95 slacks. Choose between tan, brown or ' L-rDeml-tasse service, 8 •cups, several shades of blue or green. exquisitely decorated milk glass - 10.00 ••";':'. 5.95 to 15*00 •PIiu 30% rtdiral txcUt Tax GIFT SHOP, Street Floor r.d,' Now one of our popular sport shirts in plain or fancy colors, long or. short sleeves. E—95-plece cream china dinner . sty vice, floral center., 34.95 I—Flip toaster, chrome, 'com- 2.00 to 13.50* plete with cord... 101 UOVSEWARES, Fourth Floor And Jth Finish off by gVtting under a Stetson or Hopkins Panama at 3.50, 5.00 or 7.50, and you're all set to go places and do thing*. , • • , . ' VOLUME LXVIII, NO. 48; RED BANK/N. j;,vlHURSDAY,.HAy 23,1946. SECTION )hin Pledges Army Vet Joins Retired Colonel' UN Needs Help Poppy Day Sale " Jewish Drive, Shrewsbury P< Red Cross Drive Here Saturday Tp Rebuild Party VanHorn Firm Over The Top Buys Attractive Of All Nations Members of the auxiliary o To Aid Suffering Has Big Democrats Endorse The County Red Cross chap- Shrewsbury, post, American Legion, Theodore McGinneu ter has .gone over the top la Locust Home For Real Peace will open poppy day sales tomorrow People In Europe For Memorial Dai Him At Freehold the 1W6 fund drive. The coun- night at special ceremonies at the Overseas 20 Months ty quota was $142,500; and to Carlton and Strand theaters. The date $143,538.29 has been con- Ray VanHorn Sell* Gavin S. Casey first poppy will benold by Reginald Dr. Henry Ritterrqan Main Services To Democratic party worker* from Theodore William McGinness, for- ^eahojd and nearby areaja gath- .tributed. Holctffibe Ward, Former Lyons Place« Addresses League VanBtrunt post commander. red at Freehold Monday night to mer army captain, who served" 20 chapter fund-raising chairman, Mrs. Catherine Chrletman auxil- Heads Red Banker* Be Held At 3 P. M. idprse former Congressman Wil- months- In the Pacific theater of directed the campaign. iary president,- is sale chairman; as .war prior to his discharge two On Claypit Creek * Of Women Voters sisted by members. Sale headquar- In National Campaign At Honor Roll ters will be* established In the busi- *Z££2&ommitteeman. , ££££ the Ray Van Horn real estate agen- Col. William R. Blair, well knon "It Is the passionate hope of all ness offices of The Register Sat- Jewish honaelessness" and suffer- Shrewsbury'post of the American *; Dr.' Frank Clayton of Freehold cy. , Mr. McGinness, his wife, Con- Rumson Women In this area, and for several yea Australians to better the lot of all urday. _ ing in Europe -have reached such Legion has planned an active week; iwnshlp opened the meeting by stance Hooker, and their 20-month- bead of the IT. S. Army Sign peoples, and we feel that'the prin- disastrous proportions that only an in observance of Memorial 4ajr,.. sdlcatlng those present to the re- old daughter Susan, are residents of Corps laboratories at Fijrt Mo ciples established by the United unparalleled relief, rehabilitation highlighted by their annual sexrictt' Aliding of Monmouth democracy Wyckoff road, Eatontown'. Honor Veterans mouth, wbete many of tnj. arn Nations Organization- cannot be de- and- reconstruction 'program can at 3 p. m. May SO at the Red Bank ' 3d rebirth ot*%e two-party system radio sets and secret radio weajjoi veloped without complete Interna- Middletown Plans stave off" further pass deaths honor roll, at which Theodore D, i Monmouth county. ' • . • have been developed, baa purcbas* tional co-operation,-' said' Gavin S. among' the 1,400,000 Jewish surviv- Parsons will deliver the main a*= " "The Qulnn, regime," tit. Clayton . Fire Auxiliary a country* home In Locust JT1 Casey, director of the Australian Large Program ;' ors in Europe, Dr. Henry Ritter- dress. ••• -,/'». urged, "seems dedicated to the > village of Locust U in Middl^faw News Information bureau, at the man declared yesterday on the oc- Mr. Parsons, a prominent local at- unplete destruction of the Demo- Gives Dinner township on the opposite aide of tl annual meeting of the Red Bank casion of his election'as' general torney and senior) member of the ratic party in this county. We North Shrewsbury river from iBur Regional League of Women Voters For Memorial Day chairman of the Red Bank drive Parsons, Labrecque, Canzonet and tve come together to end this dia- . Lawrence VanTine,. chief of the son. -;.-;i. Tuesday at Rosevelt tea room, Lit- In support of the National United Combs firm, was ther second com- Jewish appeal campaign 'for S10O,- •aceful leadership, and to give our 'Fort Hancock Fire department, was The property bought by Col. Blair tle Silver. T mander of the local post and is now ixty a rebirth., Congressman Sut- guest speaker last night at a turkey has been owned and occupied for The' speaker pointed out that the Firemen To Hold 000,000. judge advocate, a position he fca« jln is tHe man we have chosen'tot dljper given by the Ladies' auxil several years by Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Australians feel that there, can be Motorcade, Parade "The statistics of murder, of ex- held for many years. - ad us In this task. The people In iary, of Rumson fire company in jamin H. Lyons. Mr. Lyons I* pres- no peace without complete agree- termination, of extinction by dis- Past Commander C. Hawy Smock its meeting, and thpusands like honor J of the returned servicemen ident of the Central Jersey Oil com- ment between.the Big Three and And Field Day ease, hunger and the bayonet must Is in charge of general arrange- )U, are the soldiers in this battle of the Company. Mr. VanTlne'e pany. . . ";. that if a permanent peace if to be now give way to the statistics of ments and nas announced that Mi- i re-establish the principles of Col. Blair expects to take occu- established, the smaller nations chael Bergin will render a solo. merican democracy. The job can topic was "Fire Prevention." mercy," Dr. Ritterman continued. Elmer Blumel, chief of the'Rum pancy of his new house next week. must be consulted. The majority The Mlddletown township fire de- "We mourn the 6,000,000 Jews who Last Sunday members of the port ) done If we all work to bring out of his countrymen, continued Mr. partment will hold a field day in it vote." son company; Harry Collis, assist- The house, which baa recently, 'been' died horrible deaths at the hands of met st their home on Rlyersida ant chief and Frank Ffeiffenberger, remodeled, has eight rooms, wide Casey, are vigorously behind their Belford In observance of Memorial the Nazis, and we now dedicate our- avenue, from which place they were Mr. Sutphin then pledged a care- president of the company, extended porches and sundeck. The grounds nation's delegates in their efforts to day, prior to which the ten fire selves to rescuing those who sur- dispatched to the various •« ceme- ll reconstruction of the party/ "If welcome messages to the veterans. comprise over an acre of terraced make a permanent peace, and they companies comprising the depart vived." teries in this vicinity to decorate am. elected as State Commlttee- Charter members who also ad lawns and garden* fronting on feel that the UN is the organiza- ment will parade through the town- Jewish leaders meeting in Red the graves of veterans of all wars. an, I will encourage the work of dressed the guests were Abram Claypit creek, an inlet of the North tion to establish permanent peace ship. Bank adopted a resolution declar- Tomorrow evening the member* eat Democrats in every political Herbert and Timothy Noonan. Shrewsbury river, ^ and make It work. The route U outlined as follows ing that this year they would "place will assist the Ladles' auxiliary In strict of the county in the re- Mrs. Daniel Mears was toastmas- Col. Blair retired from the army "Australians bate settling argu- Leave the township hall, Middle the problem of the survival of the sale of poppies at the Strand •ilding of. our party from its foun- ter and Mrs. Ellsworth Soden, pres- a few years ago and has been re- ments by violence," said Mr. Casey, town, at 1:30 p. m.'proceeding along European Jewry at the forefront of and Carlton theater and on Thurs- itlons. Those who have striven for ident of the Auxiliary, presided. siding in Washington, D. O.' • "so we have arbitration courts es- state highway to Tramp' Hollow all our Jewish communal responsi- day they will meet at,.the home at irty success in the past without Mrs. Soden's committee included tablished to settle 'most disputes In road, right on Tramp Hollow road bilities." • -,i ' ' ' 9:45 a. m. to travel to Fair Haven cognition will find their new lead- Mrs. Elmer Blumel, Mrs: William our country, and we feel that the to Hubbard avenue,' along Hubbard Assisting Dr. RittermanJln the to assist In services at 10 a. nit At ship responsive to their wishes THEODORE W. McGINNESS Smith, Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs. Jamet Clarke Heads same method could lie worked out avenue to Foster street, right on drive are Percy Sherman anal Her- 11:45 a. m. they will assist the Sons id helpful with their problems.' Daniel Mears, Mrs. James F. Wag- in settling disputes between na- Foster street to Applegate street, man Komar co-chairmen; Max of Veterans auxiliary in services at lose who have not worked before Mr. McCfnneas, who attended ner and Mrs. Charles Tllton. Fred tions." left on. Applegate street to Front Leon, Charles Komar, Jacob Yanko, the Red Bank borough hall monu- cause the party was without In- : Power Squadron street, right on Front street to Half ment, and at 3 p. m. will hold their Fordham university and left Villa- Conover and Mr. Collis were wln In-speaking of his country's po- Morris Jacks,'honorary chairmen; Ittgent leadership and the young nova college School of Commerce ners of special awards- Mile road, left on Half Mile road main ceremony. < ople coming of voting age or re- James R. Clarke of Locust was litical system, Mr. Casey said that to Newman Springs road, right on Henry Hurwitz, Mr. Sherman and and Finance to enter the army Attending, besides rfoee already elected commander of the Shrews- the entire country was "unionized," Mr. Komar, meeting chairmen; The post will hold the regular rnlng from the services, will find more than four years ago, served as mentioned, were Mr. and' Mrs. Ed- Newman Springs road to Mlddle- meeting Monday night bury Power Squadron Friday nig it and mqot government officials have town-Llncroft road, right to West Max Benowitz, treasurer; Harry this new Democratic party a re- an enlisted man with the 118th In- ward- O'Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. John at the annual, meeting in the Berl i- started as* a member of some union, Roman, secretary; H. Harvey Min- ptive forum for political expla- fantry, 30th division, at Fort Jack- Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Front street to Hubbard' avenue, ley-Carteret hotel, Asbury Park. worked themselves up .to an of- and through Tramp Hollow road to er, publicity; Mrs. Morris Nelson, in. We are through with leaders son; South Carolina. From there he Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Other officers are Robert L. Ke y, ficer in that union, became candi- chairman women's division, and Sea Bright Fire 10 do not lead; we are shedding was sent to Officer Candidate school intosh, Miss Helen O'Rourke, Dan- Riverside drive. / • at Fort Monmouth, where he was lieutenant commander; T. Fra :r dates for parliament, and finally . Along Riverside drive to Lakeside Mrs. Aaron Marcus, Mrs,. Victor sm our backs the slothful; we are iel Shea, Jr., John Slocum, James Klngsland, re-elected treasurer, t ul were elected to various posts ,of the Siegel, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mrs.' Her- •charging those who are 'false; commissioned In October, 1842. Af- F.'Wagner, Walter,and Frank Hllt- avenue, right on Lakeside avenue Auxiliary Meets ter a two and a half months' course Henry J. Gennond, TO, tecret&y. country's government.' io Monmouth avenue, Naveeink, man Komar, Mrs. • Leo Goldbeig, id in their places shall be wel- brunner, Paul Shea, William Phel- On the executive committee) ire Mrs. David" Kaplan, Mrs. Sidney The Ladies' auxiliary of Sea} med to service those for whom' in Signal Corps supply at the Phila- an, Alfred VanBrunt, Edward Mc- f As part of the league's program left to Grand avenue, right to Mon- delphia depot, he went to Wright William D. Clayton, Russell K. to conserve food, no bread, roHs or mouth parkway, left to state high- Komar, Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, Bright fire department held a large- mocracy is a vital challenge to Sorley, John Murphy, William J. Hagerman, Rudolph E. Jarmer and 4 Harry Feldt, Morris Westerman, ly attended meeting last week. The : s best that is In American man- field, Dayton, Oblo. where he did Shay, John Murphy, Jr., Francis food using wheat, flour were served way 36, right on Avenue D, left od and womanhood." statistical analysts for the Signal George N. Wagner. .' with the luncheon. Members voted on Center avenue to. Leonard av- Louis Miner, Sidney Komar, Max group voted to assist the firemen Corps. Nary, Richard Rogers, John Shea, Advanced to the grade ofjunior Klarln, Sam Yanko, Leo Goldberg, In disposing of 25 books on the car •' Dapt Arnold E. Ascherfeld, Francis Duffy, William Smith and to contact Mrs. Lorna K. tWhite, enue, left on broadway and then imocratic candidate for Congress navigator were Walter M. Bascb, county home demonstration agent, Jack Klrshbaum, Milton Blecher, which will be the grand* prize "at ' From there he was assigned as James Porter, Jr. Edward S. Brockway, E. Paul right to state highway 36. Proceed- Bernard Blederman, Maurice Stal- the fair In July. The auxiliary will VHi, pledged the active support purchasing officer for headquarters and head of the Famine Emer- ing along-state ^highway 36 to Bride'nbaugh, George Madias and gency committee in Monmauth berg, Milton Abramoff, Dr. Kraut, also conduct the refreshments booth war veterans and said, "We are of the South Pacific base command, Dale I. Watklns. Awarded the trade Thompson avenue, East Keansburg, William Ostrov, David Rude, and at the fair. , , termtned to reject the blighting serving subsequently in the Philip- county, to see what can be done turn right on Thompson, avenue River Plaza PTA of navigator were Henry M. Brews- •with the establishment of local along Ocean avenue to. Port Mon- Sid Berg. Mrs. Nellie Carlock was elected ilnn, and elect to the State Com- pines and Japan. He left Japan in ter, Henry S. Germond, Robirt L a new member and Mrs. Mary ttee,.BI)l Sutphin, whose world December, 19451 and completed his. Kelly, George R. S. Roome and'Nor- committees. mouth road, turning. left on Port ir service assures us of an under- terminal leave March 26, 1946. Mr. Members were also urged to Monmouth road, then right on Douglas was made a life member Elects Officers man F. Schlaack. Bray' avenue, and left on Main F. H. School Starts in recognition and appreciation of aiding of the veteran's logical McGinness' decorations include the Thirteen new pilots) welcomed write Secretary of Agriculture An lire: to participate In government Philippines Liberation medal, Asi- Mr». O. Dlx Perkins was elected derson, stating that they would be street to Wilson avenue and up her service to the auxiliary. Her atic-Pacific ribbon'with two cam- president of the River Plaza Par- into the organization are Joseph E. Wilson avenue to state highway 36. Summer Roundup sister-in-law, Mrs. Rita Douglas of d help correct the political and Crosby, Sr E. Howard Demarest, willing to return to food rationing jnomlo trends that lead to lnter- paign stars .and,, ^he American De- ent-Teacher association Tuesday af- v .until* {lie, "tarying peopteeoT th Proceeding left on highway 86 to The summer roundup of Fair Red Bank, is the only other Ufa fense ribbon. Haven children, who will enter member. _ • / ...w >«-•. tlonal misunderstanding." mer, Alfred Genola, James B. . vrotiAipaaaeA tie famfne.crDSis. Church street, Belford, right at was given by members of the Jun- Annual reports' were given by Church street to LeonardviUe road, school next. September will get . After . the business session re* ior Audubon club. vey, George O. Hood, John T.\ La under way the week of May 27. fseahments were served by the -• r Freda, John H. Mackey, Paul V. Mrs. Harry J. Carlln, president, an Hit on Leonardville road to Camp- Other officers elected were Mrs. other officers. Mrs. JoaepXF. Hunt- bell's Junction, Then proceeding The names of these children should committee consisting of Mrs. Jen- anLeer Farm Red Bank Mother Harold Perry and Mrs. H. Conant DeNucci, Everett R. Phillips, Paul be given -to Mrs. Viola Sickles, su- nie Altman, Mrs. LJda Baker and Smith and Thomas B. Tighe, er gave a report of the state league down Main street, Belford to Comp- [as New Owner Speer, vice presidents; Mrs. Albert convention. The possibility of hav ton street, left along Compton street pervising principal- of "the Fair Ha- Mrs. Marie Brown. The next com- Takes Own Life McBrlde, treasurer; Mrs. L. G. ing small "back porch" meetings to Church street, left on Church ven schools, before that date. This mittee for the June meeting com- > Paul R. Stryker, realtor, of Holm- Flannagan, recording Secretary, during the summer was also dis- street to Campbell avenue, where health project is sponsored by the prises Mrs. Mabel Bedford, Mrs. Despondent since the death of her and Mrs. Ralph ..Weseman, corres- Finnegan Chapter the Field day exercises will take Fair Haven Parent-Teacher associ- Elizabeth Boyer and lira. Itobtl I has sold the 140-acre farm es- ponding secretary, cussed, and members will hold e for William • B. VanLeer of 17-year old eon last April 9, Mrs. small meetings to discuss the lat- place. ation with the co-operation of the Clirie. Inceton to Leroy A. French of Dorothy' E. 'Swaoson, 38-year old The program was supervised by Has First Session est developments on the Famine At Campbell's Junction, foot Public Health Nursing association. Mrs. Sarah Layton, president of ilmdel. The farm Is located on wife of Fred Swanson, 75 River- Mrs. Charles H. Conover, Mrs. Doug- Flnnegan chapter, American Vet- Emergency Relief program and marchers will Join the parade, in- Parents will be asked to share in the auxiliary, presided, and Mrs. i east side of the Hillsdale road side avenue, wae found dead from- as „.„Rin„g and Mrs. Perry„, ___and. parr^ - erans committee, which was named atomic, energy control. cluding boy scouts, girl scout, cubs, the PTA's efforts to have each child Rita Douglas acted as secretary in, Atlantic township and adjoins illuminating gas In .her kitchen tlcipating were Louella Garrettson, In honor of Cpl. Edward Flnnegan, brownies, and sea scouts. start hid school life in top-notch the absence of Miss Mae Welch- TuesdaTd y shortlhtl y aftefter nonoonn . SeateSated Billl FitFirthh , CthCatherini e RRingi , JameJas The following officers were elect- Other members present besides i Big Brook pheasant farm. who courageously gave his life De- ed: Mrs. Carlin president, Mrs. Les- Belford Engine Company No. 1, physical condition. An examination •Tar back from the road, sur- In a kitchen chair facing the gas Macardel, Stephen Perkins, Phyllis cember 16, 1944, in the Battle of the will be host, refreshments will be by the family physician and family those mentioned were Mrs. Flor- stove, she was found by her hus- Bott, Ralphs JWeseman, Jr., Bead lie' D. Seely second vice president, ence Welch, Mrs. Emily Stevens, mded by beautiful shade trees, Is Bulge, held its first meeting Tues- and Mrs. Samuel Ostrolenk record- served at the fire house. d'entist afld defects corrected be- i2-room authentic Colonial fann- band when he returned from work. Dixon, FreddlerOlsen, Margaret day night at the Homestead Trotei fore starting school is requested. Mrs. Eya Welch, Mrs. Selma Swen- In oer arms she clutched a picture Ring, Gall Perry, Charles Conover, Ing secretary. Mrsi Arthur H. Ross son, Mrs. Adeline Covert, Mrs. Viv- UB with improvements, having a Atlantic Highlands. , \ presented the slate of officers. For those who prefer, the PTA icious central hall, beamed ceil- of her dead son, Frederick C, Swan- Kerry Boland, Gene Graman, Kath- William Shanahan was appointed Begins Political provides a group examination which ian, Covert, Miss Dorothy Covert, ;s, wide pine flooring, fireplaces son, who died x>f pneumonia devel- leen Doughty, Mary - Elizabeth temporary chairman. is scheduled for Wednesday morn- Mrs. Emily Wagner, Mrs. Gene- 1 step-up and step-down rooms, oping from the measles. Searles and -Marcia —The American Veterans commit- Ing, June 5, at SiSO'Vclock In the vleve Tllton, Mrs. Alberta White, 'he farm buildings consist of a' Mr. Swanson eumndoned the Red tee was started in 1S43 by G.I.'s of Memorial Mass Campaign Here Willow street school. Dr. Philip Mrs. Margaret Fowler, Mrs. Eliza- ge main barn, horse barn, dairy Bank First Aid squad which Princetdn Dean World War two for veterans of all Terence H. O'Donnell -of 18 Pet- Costa of Red Bank will be the ex- beth Peterson, Mrs. Katharine Con- •n, equipped for 24 head of' cat- worked on the woman several hours branches of service of the late war. for War Veteran ers place, one of the three candi- amining physician. The committee vert, Mrs. Emily Carlson, Mrs. ; silo, large tool shed, poultry without success. She " was ' pro- To Speak Here All veterans of northern Mon- dates for the twD councilmanic consists of Mrs. Victor H. Warth, Helen Layton, Mrs. Charlotte Rob- ise, corn cribs and garage. nounced dead by Dr. A. AJ Podell. mouth county are invited to attend A memorial mass was sung Sat- nominations on the Republican chairman; Mrs. Edward J. Flan- inson, Mrs. Emily Widerstrom, Mrs. . Jearby oh a hill there is a seven- Born. In Red Bank, she was the The dean of Princeton Theologi- at any time. The next, meeting will urday morning In St. James church ticket, announced yesterday that he agan, Miss Nancy-Field, Mrs. James Florence Doyle, Mrs. Louise Fowl- m dwelling.with improvements. daughter of Carl J. Diet* and the cal seminary. Rev. Edward Hi Rob- be held Tuesday, May 28, at 8 p. m. by Rev. Daniel Power, S.J., for the will wage.an active campaign be- Humphrey, Mrs. Robert Noyes, Mrs. er, Mrs. Violet Johnson, Mrs. Ruth, > grounds are nicely landscaped late Mabe'l Earling Dletz. Surviving erts, will visit" Red Bank Sunday at the Homestead. - repose of the soul of the late Rob- tween now and the June 4 primary, George Woodward, Mrs. John W. Johnson, Mrs. Grace Perottl, Mrs. h plantings of shrubbery and besides the husband and father, Is morning. He will speak on "Les- ert J. Hackett, formerly of Chest- as restrictions concerning his di- Sangston and Mrs* Stephen Schuttz. Llda Ramsay and Mrs. Clara Slo- sa and from this spot one has a a son, Herbett A? Swanson, a ninth sons of History" during the wor- nut street, who passed away In Los rect participation in politics were c'um. rc i view of the rolling, countryside. grade student at Bed Bank Junior ship service at 11 o'clock at the Proposed Move To Angeles, California, where he was removed Friday when he terminat- Ina hundred and ten acres are' high school. Presbyterian church. buried with military honors in the ed his services as a federal em- Arrived Yesterday ler cultivation, ten acres in pas- Mrs. Swanson was a graduate of He will preach In the absence of Become A Reality national cemetery. ployee. The other Republican can- More Countians e through which Hop Brook Red Bank high school and the Mon- Rev. John A. Hayes, pastor, who Serving the country as a sergeant didates are Kenneth M. Wyckoff On USS Wakefield Guam and land. mont college at Bristol, Virginia, fice have been leased in the former ' Police Officer and Mrs. Frank The commencement program be- many of the far-flung army posts AMC at the Watson laboratories at has been in the South Pacific area To Spend $45,000" Broad Street National Bank build- in the Pacific theater of operations. Mazza, Ul Catherine street, Red gins today and continues dally ing at 12 Broad street, as stated in Eatontown. He Is' a member of Ince February of last year, Bank, are the parents of a daugh- through Monday. Surviving him are his mother and Hook & Ladder company and Red Robert received his boot train- srrigno Chosen To Improve Road last Thursday's Issue of The Reg- four sisters, Misses Grace and Ag- Bank first aid squad and plans to ter born this morning at Rlyenrlew Miss McQueen's parents and her ister. ; , ' . ng at Sampson, New York, and hospital. >r Police School uncle and aunt, 'Mr. and Mrs. nes Hackett, Mrs. Charles Cluna enter private industry in the near his Se,abee training at Camp Endl- The Board of Freeholders yester- The Red Bank business office of and Mrs. Mae Sherman. future. . Rev. and Mrs. Chester Padgett, day prisaed on flrBt reading 'a reso- George Washington Holmes, Jr., of the'telephone company handles ac- dlcott, Rhode Island. Before en- medeo Ferrlgno of Bank street isting In ;the Navy, he was em- 13 Throckmorton street, Eaton- been chosen by Col. Charles H. lution appropriating $45,000 for the Maple avenue left yesterday morn- counts of aome 11,400 customers town, are the parents of a son born Offel, superintendent of state po- Improvement of 11.5 miles of coun- ing to attend the exercises. served by the Red Bank, Atlantic Rumson Exchange Dismiss Contempt ployed at Clayton k Magee's store. last night at Rlveryiew hospital. , to attend an 18-weeks' course ty road between Mlllhurst and Per- Highlands, Highlands, Holmdel, After reporting to ills separation The following births were re- srlme detection at the state po- rinevlllei T"' NEW BOARD MEMBER Keansburg, Xeyport, Matawan, center he is expected home on Has Family Night Of Court Charges lnflva • ' ' '* ported, yesterday at Monmouth Me* ~ tralnlng school In Wllburtha. The resolution provides fdr the The Freehold board "of education Mlddletown, Rumson and.. Sea leave. mqria] hospital: : « will be a member of a group regradlng, graveling and surfacing last week confirmed the appoint- Bright exchange!: • Rumson's telephone ' exchange In a hearing held at'Chancery Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, M eta will lnclu.de 40 veterans. The of the road with asphalt oil. ment of Mrs,.Marlon Freedman as wae the scene of a "Family Night" Chambers, Tome River, Vice Chan- GIRL SCOUT PLAY Riverside avenue, Red Bank, -a l were\ chosen on the basis of The county'awarded to the H a member.of the board. She re- Cadets To Conduct yesterday, one of a aeries of.sudh cellor M,aja Leon Berry dismissed Members of Girl Soout troop 51 daughter. . iran status and high ggrades In bert T. Richardson Co., Clifton, a places Rev. Walter. J. Lake, who re- visits'currently being held by the an Order to Show Cause why Har- >f Leonardo, will give.a play, "The Mr, and Mrs. Gaeton Laurl, Park- ii TherTh e contract for rebuilding and convert- signed because of ill health 'two Nsw Jersey Bell Telephone com- ry Flkentaoher and Andrew Scala, Rainbow.Klmona," tomorrow night er avenue, Eatontown, a ion, recent examinations, Ing to oil the county's, main heating Special Meetings e 513 applicants. months ago. Mrs. Freedman Is the pany to acquaint, parent* and both of Keansburg,'should not be In the Leonardo'grade school audi- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony O'Saya, plant In the court house at a cost mother of - three children, all of Capt Newfon T. McCIements, the friends with the work done by the, held' for contempt of court. The torium. Members of Brownie 'troop Viola avenue) Leonardo, t d»Ufh- ODA CARD FARTV. Of *M;818, the lowest of two bids, whom attend Freehpld sohooli. She officer In charge of the Red Bank "Voice" with a Smile." . .. hearing was the aftermath of an 14 will be guests. Mrs, Olive Hunt, submitted, ' , • ". '. . • to the Wife of Dr. H. H. Freedman. Salvation Army, mu announced "Hoiitesil»fof IKo evening wai Ohle! order originally> entered last,April commissioner of the Northern Mon- ember's of, Court; St. James; that a group of cadets from the Operator Kaiherine T. Meagher, rdering Scala to refrain -from sc~ mouth County Council of Girl ' NEW V*W POST Hollo Daughters of America, will 15TH ANNIVERSARY Salvation Army Training college in under whose • direction guides Icltlng any customers for., purchase Scouts, will, present merit badges to 1 their annual csrd party Mon- Har-Nell Shoppe New York olty will, conduct-special showed the visitors through the ex- A new Atlantic Highlands post of Mr. and • Edward F. Rowe of f.mllk or milk products in accord- the scouts. Mrs. Andrew Marsh Is the Veterans of Foreign Wan- Will night. May 37,'Is'the Rod Bank meetings Sunday. The.group con- change and explained how local toll ance with a contract made between .l'oop leader. tollc high school auditorium. Opening Soon Keyport-Eyerett road observed the slats' °' young men In the training calls are processed. be organized tonight at a mietJut 25th anniversary of their Wedding ilm and Puritan Milk Company of at Homestead inn, Past Dlrtrjot , Rita H, Douglas and Mrs. Jo- Har-Nall.. Bhoppe,. featuring the for ' offtcershtp in the Salvation Until 1983, when the central of- Red Bank, Harry Fikentscher, an PHONES FROM ITALY. i Hlhtelmann are chairmen, at- last night at a, largely attended Army. Members it this 'group will Commander Joseph Barr will ib« name brands in, ladles! sportswear Hce on, Center street wae opened, honorably dltoharged Marine, had Pvt. Richard Wldrlch, who Is id by a large committee. Thero and oasual dresses, will open with- party at their home. Many gifts of continue their training until June, the organizing officer, H* will *• be table prlMi and a wide Var- silver were-received. • " Rumson's telephone* were, served been directed. In the'same order with the 840tk Infantry regiment U assisted by Sixth Dlstrlot Com* in a few days at 30, Broad street, it which time they will be oommls-r from,Set, Bright. Today all Sea o refrain from serving any cus- of apodal award*. , . ';, Ipned u probationary offlesrs. Trieste, Italy, telephoned hit par- mender Sheldon deBaun and l*Mt s ••. An annqunoement in thii issue Bright calls are routed through the tomers solioited for hint by Andrew, ent*, Mr.' and Mrs. Wldrlob of County Commander Wlllltm d« l*'j suggtsU (Hat shoppers watoh for Veterans Loans.' The average age of the men's stu- Center street building. The. l,80fl Horn Tone Faints, • Veterans-o'an .obtain' a loan up to Sqala. Puritan, Milk Company had Wyckoff road, Eatontown, on Motte. \ • " the.- opening of Red Bank's newest .»% of the purchase price of a lent body is 34. - The cadets come telephones in this area are used to, charged a violation of this order. Mother's day whloh was his fathers 1 colon In'stock at • 88 cents 1 rom various parti of the country n, and $2,98 a. gallon. Call l&dlei speoialty shop, ' liome at an interSHjate df 49k. See feake 8,800 calls & day. Harry FHunttoher and Andrew birthday, The young Infantryman STAMP CLUB orncuta and We deliver. Bruehea of W, 0. Manaon, ,6 Drummond Place, md reproitnt a large variety of oo- Scala-were represented respectively was graduated from Long Branch Inda,' sorocn paint, radiator, Good Coffee, < Red Bank, Phone 74ey,—Advertise- mpatloni. . ' ' Table 01HloiotlM ' by Milton M. Abramoff and John high school and before entering the At the recent annual and silver paint. Save time ment. • i, •jr< , .... A new •hJpment „ cloth re- he Monmouth County Palli Corns In lot your genuine SIlex, Insect it o( one 'itlllo, Bed Bank atjornoyi, whllo sorvlce was employed at Fort Mon- •kopwlth Us. National 6 &V up •!» bnly $2.95;' now Silt* oeived, '«*«•„,table 'covers and Puritan Ml)k Company was repre- mouth. society held at the Red-fiuk vp'a,; Phoneys! Bank 3 mt»t,,TB oenUi-s; limited I The ntw 80*ninuta • 'sroous) table ollolothj ipme ehilf,oilcloth oaf It hall, Herbert w; Hlllof 1111. «viw Inti^jind-6 t known alto,' See our lint 9t eleotirloal flx< Mnttd fc^thi.offloe of David T, Bank waa, r«-eUott4 • pt«l

will riepen TO ir 9l: fi M$& M3& mint, Pane Two. RED BAN# maWtJSR, MAY 28,1046. , Others in the wedding party were Post EfstfaMra offlo* at Fort K«|i. Mr*. Oeprge Insurance Talk Mr. and' Mn. WUnSm' Hoffman, cock. - •' :' " ,' ' '••' X ' £-*••* Burns, Mm*, Book Of Poems Miss June Smith, Jack Warrep. and, .^.Mll.b, wno it a plumblri* School Pupils Wallace Smith. Pollbwlngjthe 'cere-; and heating contractor,, »e*v«!4 tpiu, a Wilde and T inony the' party enjoyed a dlflnef «i4 keeper for the Acme Furniture -were Mm. Joseph Ciejka and Mr. office inspector for the Prudential Bank senior high school, of which v Of National and Inter-American arid Mrs. Arthur Patleli and chil- were married Sunday afternoon In Insurance company and acting su- Donald 8. IClopp la teacher. Music week and Mother's day. The Miss Sylvia Frederika Ohl and company on Monmouth atreet. Mr. Bflfprd Methodist church by Rev, Curtis Davis Shoemaker, Jr., were Rogers is a, well-known painter, dren. perintendent of the company's Red The 11A poetry ataff comprjsea projrralns have been directed by Paul J. Myers, rfttt attendants were Bank district. Lorraine Stalder, editor, period; Mas-Emma Jane Lafetra, music . married Saturday afternoon at Old japer hanger and interior decora- Miss Ellen'Dorgan and Paul Jen- y ' TALOBICO—PATTI - Mr. Cameron aald that his com- four; Sucanne. L. Schenck, period ; ira&rvisor•^ • • • , •assiste d by the teach•- ' Christ churcchurchh , ShrewsburShrewsburyy , bbyy. Ca Cann - :or of Red Bank," but more recent-, nener* of Brooklyn. • y has been a member of the postal Announcement la made of the pany paid 27 million dollara in IMS five and Marilyn Nelson, period «Cfc- non Robert Smith, rector," The to the beneficiaries of those who three, associate editors; Philomena • , Jfhe following program was given bride-la the daughter of Mr. and torce at the Red Bank postoffice marriage of Mist Frances IWorico, ,. ' BUB8O—OB£B1V£ , Jfhe following program was given daughter .of Mr. and Mr«. Pater gave their lives for* their country, Marascio, art consultant; Betty by Mhic tet pil'a: "Mother Mlas Yblanda Buaao of IS .Cath- making a total, of such payments Promlnakl,' -distribution; Thelma' by Mechanic street pupil'a: "Mother |Mrs.-Russell S%Ohl of Little Silver MADDALENA—FAZZONE Talorico of North Bridge avenue, erine atreet, Red, Bank, was mar- Dear." sung by Judith Inselberg. i and the bridegroom's parents are and Joseph Pattl, ion of Mra. Con' during World War n of 08 mlllloni, Turner,. aecretary; Ann Louise Miss %nna.-Maddalena, daughter ried to Cpl. Walter T. Greene of At the end of 1945, he said, the Kltts, printing; Joyce Portner,, and Janice Applegate; JMy Moth- I Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Shoemaker cetta Patti of Brooklyn, Sunday, Orlando, Florid*, Miy It, at the er," sung by Henry'DaWslSuiJ'jed of San Francisco. if Frederick Maddalena of ShreWsj- April 28, at St. Anthony's church. company's insurance in force binding; Thelma 'Ooldln, duplica-- Brewer; "Mother's-Knlttlug,''fb.ng Th""e- churc-Wl—*h• wa""s 'decorated with ury avenue, became the bride of Post chapel, Fort Hayes>> Columbus, amounted to 23 billion, 700 million tlonj Betty Randall,' art consul tint; - by. "Jane Petherbridge, Betty Clare spring flowers. Winston Kock of The ceremony was performed by Ohio, by Chaplain Cole. A double rmando Fazzone, son of Antonio Rev. Salvatore Dl Lorenro. ' dpllars. • • Zoe Masterson and Barbara Straus. Wulf,. Diane- • Sanford and Judy Middletown village was organiat.-A Fazzone of Herbert street, at a ring ceremony was performed. , MALCOLM L. RITTER . The foreword in the book by Ray- Baynton; "Mother's Son*?' and -i reception followed at Paul's Edge- , Miss Ann* Stelner of Columbus ouble ring ceremony performed ' '»• " •' • ^ T"' ' ".*"" ' - • mond Ayers Is as followi: • "When Mother Sings," sung, by sec- \ waters at Wanamassa. lunday by Rev. .Sajvatore' Df Lor- was maid of honor Mid Tech. Sgt. Sgt. Malcolm L. Hitter,- con. of Leonardo M Lofdahl of Columbus army depot The poem* which follow owe a ond grade pupiW; "Mother's Day," i "' '• '• "••-'into' at St. Anthony's- rectory..- A Mrs. Betty Frazee of Maple avenue, , (The R«d Bank Buliter asn be ftouchl large measure of their lnaplratlon ' solo .by Ray Sharabba, and "My was bait man.' f~* has received his Jionorable dis- «t Uonwdp »t Uit Whit* HOUM Store, eception was held in the church Wledmann'i, J, Hnra " to a, claMAuaed textbook; poet'Loulaa Mother's" Prayer," sung by 'third hall. • • ; .. charge from the army after 31 Unt*nn«y»r'» "Modern American" Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bedell of grade pupils. - The bride, who was given, in mar- % ' months' service, 20.of which were and'British Poetry," which waa ; Ttie second part of the Mechanic" age by^her fathers wore a white served in the European "theaterKearny were .week-end guests of studied and analysed by theaeJUA 4 Announcement has been made of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ersktae. Engllah students. The writings In - Street program was dedicated to | >rocaded° satin and net gown made the marriage of Mlas Hazel O. Pol- where he was engaged in three ma- Music Week, and Included 'the fol- ith a brocaded satin bddice and a jor campaigns. Mr. and Mrs; Edward Eraklne and the present student anthology are lowing: "Songs' My Mother Ta'ught Ing of Keyport, daughter of the son of Irvington, and Mr, and Mrs. not represented aa aamplaa of ull ruffled skirt which formed a fete Mr. and Mm. Ellhu Poling, to He was In communications work choloe or model modern poetry; Me," by * Dvorak, sung by fourth, :Ourt tralnr She had a .fingertip with the 289th Combat Engineers Ernest Pfleuger, Jr., of Newark, fifth andySlxth. grades; "Sdreatino Richard F. Tague of .Keansburg. were guests at the Ersklne home rather.they are meant to .be a"eol' ngth Veil which was attached to The ceremony was performed May battalion and saw action In France Sunday. lection of poems written by typi- in F Major," by Beethoven, and crown of rhinestones arid she 18 a,t- tbe brlde'i home by Rev. and Germany. Following V-E day, cal, average English atudenta of "To a^Wild Rose," MacDowell, pi-1 he was transferred to the American Mr, andMrs. George Knochel 1946, Thua, all pupils in the three ano solos by Lora Heyman; "The ! rrled calla lilies and lilies of the. ank S. Harwood of Keyport. Tiave purchased the house owned alley. • file attendants1 were Mr. and Mrs. Forces network as an announcw. sections were urged to Bubmlt at Story of Richard Wagner," read by j With the network he was stationed by Charles'L. Hesae, Jr., on Hos- least-one original poem for Inclus- Gordan Beck; "Home Lighf," Wag- Mies Viola Maddalena - was' her Howard Walling of Haziet. ford avenue. ion in this book. Well, over 90% of lister's maid of honor and John Mr. and Mrs. Tague .will live at in Paris, Frankfurt, Kassel and sung by the intermediate as- Bremen. While in Kassei, he wae - Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knodei and the puplla aubmitted verse which sembly; "Clair de Lune," Debussy, alatrd-was best man. The honor Keyport. daughter have moved to Belford. the general staff decided to in- ittendant wore a pink net and taf- chjef announce? for AFN. elude. The few who, unfortunately, and "Minuet in G," Paderewskl, Prior to entorlng the service he Frank Miller, Jr., of Philadelphia piano soloi by Carol Klatsky; "The eta gown with matching half-hat, spent the week-end with his wife oould not be Included fell generally ind Bhe carried sprays of pink car- Little Silver Club was employed by the National Into the following groups; the four Plantation," Louise Wright and Broadcasting company In Newand daughter here. Mr. and Mra. who did not wish to submit a trial "Sonatina," Handel, piano solos by lations. Miller'have purchased a new home Following a Florida wedding trip its..' AND MRS. JOESPH PATTI Plans Activities York city, with which firm he has poem; several who were under a Edith Schuster; "The Story of Hor- recently returned. at Audubon, Pennsylvania, and will lengthy house quarantine, and a atio Papker," read by Tom Cook, he couple will reside on Herbart Little Silver Community club at move Bihere next fall. . ' few others who did not wish to and "'Only Our Mother," Horatio reet. Both the bride and brider The bride was given in marriafre Its last meeting at.Wlllowbrook inn - Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Qouoh of revise a trial entry. The book, Parker, two-part song sung by the room are graduates-of Red Bank by her father, and her only atten- went on record with the borough Mother-Daughter North Arlington, have purchased therefore, we feel should be a pic- entire assembly. igh school. The bridegroom was dant was Miss Ann Talorico, Jack oouncil favoring river dredging and the Margaret Conwell house on ture of the emotional creation of The following program waa, given prisoner ot war in Crorinany__Jor' Furrai of Brooklyn was best man. dock facilities for residents. Highlands avenue. typical* unaelected boya and boys by Oakland Street school - pupils: year and served in trie Air The bride wore a brocaded satin Banquet Enjoyed Mrs. Mary Sheridan is confined MRS. C. D. SHOEMAKER, JR. gown designed with long sleeves The club has sent to the council "Baby Mine, a Star Is Peeping," lorps as a technical sergeant. a petition for" action on putting, the World Wide guild of Central Bap- to her home with illness. Som* of the offerings are In reg- sung by kindergarten pupils, Anna and a court train. Her veil was at- tlat church, Atlantic Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Roche of ular rhymed meter. Others are-fii The bride, who was given In mar- ached to a crown of orange bloa- present'municipal tennis courts in Rovlto, Clara Bosley and Patricia riage by her father, chose a beige HESTER—ASH. playing condition or building new held a mother-daughter banquet In Jersey City have opened-their sum- non-rhyminm g patternstbf , yet metrical. Squire; "Lullaby," solo by Mary ioms and was floor length. She car- Jh social room of the chijrch on a:er home here. E——..TW y * i^?.b..« uvuti™i "».deliberatelum aQiioeraieiyy v gabardine suit with brown lizard William Mattlson of Twin Gables, led a. bouquet of mixed flowers. courts for use of borough residents, ••' Elizabeth Warner; "Mother's Sing- AQcessories. She wore a green vel- The club also la making an effort Tuesday evening. After the dinner Mr. and ' Mra. Nicholas Egidlo In the newer tradition of free*] ing," solo by Clifford Garrett; "My Riverside avenue, announces the The couple are residing at Brook- Mlaaee Grace, Emlyl and Jean will move this week to their new yerae, not bound down by conven- ' vet headband covered with African arriage of his granddaughter, lyn. The bride was graduated from to have a playground schedule on tlons of meter and rhyme. These Little One," sung by the entire first daisies and carried a bouquet of the school property during the sum- Brust were initiated and became home on Bay avenue, Atlantic High- grade; "My Mother's Face," solo by ills* Grace Hester, ^o Lester H, Red Bank high school and waa a members of the guild. Miss Doris lands. show the Influence of Walt Whit- green velvet ribbons and daisies.. sh, seaman second class, U. S,member of the junior hostess coun- mer with a paid supervisor.' man, father of free verse, and of Nancy Mackey; "Mother's Song," Miss Evelyn Leavens of "Alston Entries were reported aa still be- Crosby is president of the group Mr, and Mrs. Walter Schoellner auoh of his assorted followers aa solo by Carmela Claglla; "When My vy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 11 at the Red Bank USO club. and Mrs. W. Harry Postcn is coun- and daughters Joyce and Barbara, court was, the bride's only attend- sh of Alabama. • The couple .were The bridegroom was recently, dls- ing received for the Garden club Cart Sandburg, the impressionist, Mother Sits and Sews," solo by Elea- ant She wore a fuschia and violet contest now under way. An. outing selor. have returned from Bridgeport, e. e. eumlngs and other Innovatora. nor Hopkins; "My Mother," sung by married May 9 at Newark. harged from the service. He at- Connecticut, where they have been print costume with' a matching ended Thomas Jefferson ...high at McGulre's grove, Middletown, Those who attended were -the The editors, general ataff and ad- Robert,. Finelli and Ralph Gattls, headband of velvet and violas and was planned for next mOnth for the Mesdames William H. Bowne, Sr., vlsitlng relatives. |vlae| r thank nott only the writers of and "Mother Dear," sung by first, chool and' 0. M. Allison military carried an old-fashioned.bouquet'of school, benefit of returned Vetertna. Surf Stephen- Brust, Herbert Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neurnler j the poems in the collection but also second and third grades', Bernard Clark, George W. Conover, have Bolldd theithri home onh BurlingBlig - thot" * wh"o assiste. . d- In- the project In the same flower. caatlng and fishing parties were ; Oakland Street school pupils Mu- Russel L. Ohl, the bride's broth- planned as well aa a golf contest Joseph E. Crosby, Sr., Howard M. ton avenue to Leon Alexander, and other ways. Special mention Is glv- sic Week program included "The er, was best man. The ushers were HUTCHINSON—' sponsored by Peroy Sherman to be Ervln, William F. Maxson, W. they are now occupying .the Harry en to Josephine Odenbach, who Waltz," trumpet solo by Louie Ac- John A. Worthley and Edward Co- Miss Harriet Frances Hutchin- held at the Old Orchard Country Harry Posten, Walter Sodon,' Rob- Neumler house. - ... typed all the mahuacrlpt-etenclla; cera; "Russian Folk Tunes," piano gan, both of Little Silver, and Les- son, daughter of Mra. M. Edmunds club. ert- Tucker, Frank. Wadsworth, The Ladles' auxiliary of the Bre- Mra. Francea Moore, who guided solo by John Caruso; "Lullaby," ter C. Leonard, Jr., of Rumsoh. HUtchlnson of New York city, and Walter G. Woodruff, Frank'Craw- vent Park and Leonardo Ore com- all the art work; the pupils of the Brahms; solo by Josephine Phillips; Llqyd Hutchlnson ot Las Vegas, ford and Misses Sarah Bowne, pany will meet Monday afternoon •enter high art classes for their "Minuet in G," Paderewskl, piano The bride's mother was attired at the fire house, in a gray crepe and lace gown Nevada, and- William Joseph Till, Party Tendered Grace, Emily, Jean and, Barbara embellishments of the art work In solo by Miriam Davis; "Bluebird son of William Till of Keansburg, Brust, Shirley Carhart, June Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King of New the souvenir edition; Miss Cath- Waltz," piano accordion solo by with a flowered hat and corsage of aweetpeas in pastel shades. and the late Mra. Till, were mar- Mrs. Holmgren Margaret Conover. Dorjs Crosby, Dorp, Statcn Island, spent the erine Sickles for careful duplica- Robert Schloesser; "The Story of ried Saturday at Calvary church at Hazel Tucker, Bette Sodon, Gwen- week-end with Mrs. Thomas King. tion of the major art work; Prln- Horatio Pajker," read by Shirley The bride was graduated from Summit. The ceremony waa per- Mrs. Alfreda Holmgren presided dolyn Roberts and Norma Buchhop. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rublno and cipal Harry C. Sleber tor hia sus- Safran; The Story of Edward Mac- ~Re d Bank hhigg h schoocol lan dd attend- at a meeting Tuesday night of tha Safran; "The Story of Edward Mac- d enn SUt cM S& formed by Rev. Walter O. Kiheolv- son Arthur of Fluahing, Long Is- tained Interest In the implementa- Dowell and Lowell Mason." read ' ? t, J , *?* £? Ing, and a reception followed at the American Legion auxiliary of Eat- land, are spending this week with tion and financial direction; Jack by Elizabeth Sweeting; "The Story Career school, New York city. The home of the bride's aunt, Mra. V.ontown, at the close ot which she Parents To Pay Mrs. King. Ooldln for the use of an additional of Wolfgang Mozart," read by' bridegroom was recently discharged A. Keane-of Summit was tendered a shower of gifts. The Hostesses for weekly Thursday duplicating machine; Reps Farrla Prudence Stone and "Romance," from the service. ' He. attended auxiliary tprealdent Is leaving soon afternoon card parties held by the Roosevelt high school in 'Honolulu, The bride, -who was given in mar- For Truancy ' and Mlaa Leola Rablnaon for need- Mozart, piano solo by Prudence riage by her uncle, Frauds D. Ed- on a triplto California. Ladies' auxiliary-of Community flre ed advice In problems of dup Stone. The fourth, fifth and sixth San FranclBco junior college and Mrs. Aftrnes Caffyn reported as Parents of two truants from Mid- compary are Mra. Anna Alchelc, the University of California. The munds of New. York city, wore a. dletown township 'schools were tlon; William Crispell for assist- grades' sang songs written by Par- white satin and tulle gown. Henchairman of the poppy committee Mrs. Edward Bruntz and Mraanc. e In caring for the 200 copies of ker, Dvotak, Wagner and Foster. couple will reside with the bride's oa the sale to be held tomorrow brought Into court and given stern George DeLong.. parents on Woodbine avenue. Lit- veil -was tulle and lace, and she oar- Warnings by Acting Recorder. the present edition; Ella Spenney, '- River Street school assembly pro- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of and Saturday. Prize winners at the card party, Carl Harris, Edward ' Koenlg for grams were as follows: "Mother's tle Silver. A corde bag was awarded to Mra. Sverre Sorenjon last Thursday held Tuesday by St Agnea Parent- white flowers. night in Middletown. The. complaint help in assembling the manu- ' Gingerbread," solo by Dorothy Mlsa' Florence May of Newark J. Oatea of Long Branch. Mn. An- Teacher association were Mrs. John scripts, and Emit Stalder- for per- Clark; "When Mother Sews," solo KENNEDY—WILLSEA • na, Blddle and Mra. Dorthea Roa- was signed by Dr. Wylie G. Pate, M. PUlsbury. Mrs. Alfred Carlock. mission to set up a private staff of- by Angelo Scotti; "My Mother's, MRS. LESTER H. ASH. was maid of honor. She waa at- supervising principal of Middle- Miss Alice Kennedy, daughter of. tired In a gown ot pale blue, with enateel were in charge. Mrs. Frank Portensteln and Mlas fice In his residence. town township schools. The parents, Mary Dowd. Care of Me," aolo by Doris Slegel; iMr's. Joseph G. P. Kennedy of Pros- The bride wore a pink taffeta pink accessories, and she carried Mrs. M. Holle, route 38, Leonardo, Contributors of poems are Su- "My .Mother's Love," sung by Mary I pect avenue,' and the late Mr. Ken- reas, with white accessories, and pink flowers, James Till of Keans- Mr. and Mrs. Jamea K. Alveraon zanne L. Schenck, Ruth Marmul- ' Manclno and Carl Bradley; "Moth- and Roy Parker, Burlington ave- nedy, became the bride of Arnold corsage of ' red roses. Seaman burg, the brldegroom'a brother, was June Bride-Elect nue, Leonardo, were jvarned that entertained at a family dinner par- teln, Jean Gelle, Vincent Man- * er Dear," sung by Rose Ellen Ma- Willsea, son of Mr; and Mrs. Wil- LSh is now on duty in the Carib- best man. ty _Sunday. Queata .were_Mr. and cine, Maria CondlRa, William C. letttTand Edward Maletto; "When unless their •children attended ; liam Wlllsea of Dobbs Ferry, Sun- bean area. The etmple are on a wedding trip Is Shower Gtieit school regularly, they would' be Mrs. James Alverson, Mr. and Mri. Rue, Lorraine Stalder, Bill Smith, ' My Mother .Sings," solo by Jack, day at the Red Bank Presbyterian Thomas Jennings and Mlsaea Mar- Pete Wlngerter, Ralph DeOennaro, ., Vetrano, and "My Own Mother," In Now York state, and upon their A pantry shower was given Sun- heavily fined. church. The ceremony was per- MAHONEY—DEMPSEY. return will reside on Eighth atreet, day evening for Mlia Thelma Rey- guerite, Anna and Jeasle Alveraon C. Rogers, Phyllla Wright, Dot , solo by Frances Trocchla. First, formed by Rev. Frank Beardsley, Keansburg. of Leonardo, Mr. and Mrs, William Wolcott, William Derlckaon, Jack ' second and third grade puptle sang The marriage of Miss Mary Eliz- nolds) of Sast Front atreet by Mra. HENRY COE Alverson, Jersey City; Mr. and Mn. pastor of Grand Avenue Reformed .beth Mahoney, daughter of Mrs. The bride attended Bernardsville William Potter, Jr, of Middletown. A«k!ey, Joe Bolding, Betty Prom- ' a group of four numbers, "God church, Asbury Park. BchoolB and was 'graduated from Henry Coe, Sr., 83, of Wilson ave- Frank Walsh and Mra. John Neider- lnski, George Rose, France* Mur- ; Cares," "We -Give Thanks," "The ohn Joseph Mahoney of New York The third birthday of William Pot- nue, Port Monmouth, died at his man, Newark; Tech. Sgt Paul Nel- The bride was given-in marriage si'ty, to -Francis Earl. Dempsey, St. Barnabas hospital, School of- ter, 3d, waa observed at the party. dlco, Marilyn Moore, Alfred Mathla- ;- Birds' Chorus" and "Spring Time." home this morning. Funeral serv- dcrman, Fort Monmouth,; Mr. and aen, Jr., Marie LoCicero, Pete > "Beautiful Dreamer," piano ac- by her uncle, Lester Kennedy of 'ormerly of the ..Naval Air Trana- Nursing, Newark. The brldeggroom Guests were Mr. and Mri. Roland Red Bank. Mrs. Edward Ryan of was recently dlecharged from tho ices will be he!d Saturday afternoon Mrs. Carl Schrag, Union City, and Slckela, Alyoe Scott, O«orge Capra, i cordion solo by Joseph Mazza; >ort command, son of John Demp- Scott of Red Bank, Mr. and Mra. at 2 o'clock In the New M,onmouth Mrs.- Edward Rayner, Brooklyn. Red Bank was matron of honor, army after five years' service. William Potter, 8r., of Middletown, Thelma Pearl Qoldlh, phylia Kat- ' "Moonbeams," piano solo by Mary ey of Highlands, took place Satur- Baptist church and interment will Mr. and Mrs. Harry Villte of aln, Valery Crafts, Zoe Mastenon, Recvey; "My Rock, My Soul and William Wlllsea,-Jr., -the brlde^ lay at""HoIy~TiMnitjr church, New Mr, and Mrev Stephen Greenwood, bve In Fair View Cemetery. groom's, brother, was best man, and JTJMULETTE—JOHNSON Jr., and Stephen, William and Allen Newark have purchased the Crook Betty Randall, Joieph Anhir*lla, My Shield," a spiritual, solo by.Roh- fork city.' A nuptial mass -was cel- He Is survived by his wife, Emma house on -Brcvent avenue. Sfdward Koenlg, Dorothy Ayera, «. ert Powell; "Carry Me Back to Old the ushers were John McNichols ebratflftl^by Rev. James Fitzsim- -Miss Helen Fumulette, daughter Greenwood of Shrewsbury-and Mr. and John McGuire, both of Dobbs 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fumulette W. Coe, p.nd daughter, Helen W. "Baptist Youth Fellowship" was Joyce Johnson, Leslie R. Stewart, ' Vlrginny." piano accordion solo by monB of Nyack , New York, a friend and Mra. Paul Stryker and Mlsa Coe, of the late home: another the program topic at the Edna • Michael Arnone; "Morning Prayer," Ferry. • of the bride's family, and a recep- of Locuet Valley, New York, be- Margaret Harblaon of Lincroft, Jr., Dick Moreau, BUI Hamilton, came the bride Saturday of John daughter, Mrs. Ralph Kinderman Woddard auxiliary, meeting Friday • piano jisolo by Sally Walling; "Old The bride' wore a white satin lon followed at the Hotel Brew- The wedding of Miss Reynolds to of Mount avenue, Atlantic High- at the home of Mra. Palmer Kauff- Joe Jakubek, Whitney Crowell, Swiss (Air," solo by Audrey Guilll-! £own trlmn>ed with inserts of old iter, New York city. H. Johnson, son of Arfhur.C. John- Allen Greenwood will take place Joyce Portner, Ella Spenney, lace The son of Lincroft, at 8U Dominic's lands; a son, Harry W. Cos of Main man. Mrs. Mary Paton and Mlaa am; "My Country," trumpet solo by , - Sown had a sweetheart The bride was given in marriage Sunday, June J. atreet, Port Monmouth; three grand- Hannah Elliot were In charger- Nancy Breach, Ruth Jervls, Philo- . Santn IChlmento. i neckline and a court train. She had iy her cousin, Andrew Haberman church-at Oyster Bay, Long Island. mena Maraado, Patricia Pound, a fln er The ceremony waei performed by children, and one great grandchild. Daniel Brunner haa received hta Marilyn C. Nelson, Raymond Ayrea," • "The\ History of Edward Mac-' ' B tip veil which was attached of New .York city. She wore a SETTLE OASEt A well-known farmer, Mr. Coe Army, discharge. Dowell.V read by Elizabeth Burlett;:to a tiara of net ana seed pearls. white satin brocaded gown, and a Rev. Father Henry. Mary Rabltdf Lieselotte Schwab, Nathan Lleberman of Atlantic waa a member of -the Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Frank Portensteln Aug Reale, Barbara Strauss, Ann ; "The HiVory of Ethelbert Nevln," Gardenias and valley lilies formed headdress of orange blossoms with The bride wore a. white natln church for over 60 years. He was had as their week-end guests, Mr. read by Jloi-ie Person; "To a Wild her bouquet. i fingertip illusion veil. She car- gown, made with a long train. 8he City, who was a lieutenant at Fort Louise Kltta, June Sims, Virginia ne Monmouth, received a settlement also a member of the. Atlantic and Mrs. Joseph Portensteln of Brasefield, Elaine Gray, Barbara Rose," MacBowell. piano solo by-, T matron of honor wore an led a prayer book with a. marker had a full length veil, and carried Highlands Masonic lodge and aBelleville. Eunice Gardner; "Polonaise," Cho-,, apricot -satin with matching halo if white orchids. a bouquet of white roses and baby's from Mary Barno of hlj case for Howland, Arthur Baldosari, Thel- httt an damages to his automobile March member of the Rarltan Grange. He Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagler and ma Turner, George Baker, Charles ppin , violin solo byy Dee Blrdwell;;', <> carried blue delphiniumsp . MISB Marjorie Welsh of New brea{h. Miss Anne Fumulette was was a S2d degree Maidn. Mr, and Mrs. James O'Donovan ot •'MorninMi g Prayer," piano solo by jj Areceptio ti n was hhel d at theh home York city, the maid of honor, woru maid of honor for her sister. She 11, IMS, In Marlton. Mr. Lleberman Gotschalk, Martha Hayes and Wil- atarted suit in the New Jersey Su- The funeral will be under the di- Bedford Park, New York, have liam Pully. PhylliPhlli s AntennorA l and "Jeannie !' of MMr...andd Mrs. Lester Kennedy on a green crepo gown, and had a bou- wore a pink moussellne-de-soie been visiting Mr. and Mra. Frank With'the Light Brown Hair," piano ! Harding road. The couple are on a quet and coronet of yellow roses. gown and carried an old-fashioned preme court while stationed at Fort rection of the.Bedle funeral home. Monmouth. Tbe cue waa settled Krantz. aolo by Celeste Harris. The fourth, trip to Virginia and upon their n .Tho bridesmaids, Misses Marie bouquqet. Frank Fumulette, the Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bonora of J* fifth and sixth grades sang a EjoUp turn will reside at Dobbs Ferry. ritzpatrlck, Margaret Stevenson bride's brother, was best, man., yesterday for *85O. HITS UGHT-STANDARD. Keyport , Mr, Lleberm«n was Represented Rutherford and Mr. and Mra. Jack ; of songs by Dvorak, PaHwft~Wag- Both the bride and bridegroom md Eileen Kelly, all of New York A reception followed at the home A light standard at Rumson road Simms of Dumont have been vlalt- (Tht lUd Bank RagliUr iu* boasitt ,' ner, BrahmK and Mozart, some J are graduates of Dobbe Ferry high :lty, wore identical gowns in char- of the bride's parents at Locust by Edmund J. Caniona of the firm and Waterman avenue, Rumson, In Kiyport from P«PPM and Takl'a, Hia. of Parsons, Labrecque, Canzona ft ing Mr, and Mrs. William A. Maack. Flonnee MttM, J.- A. MacBwan, Mn. ; Mexican folk songs and "America I school. The bride was employed treuse crepe. They had American Valley. The couple will -reBlde at was struck' Sunday night by a car Prize winners at the card party Cl»r« guunan and Hri. M. Plofikjr) •i the Beautiful." I In the Merchants Trust company. beauty roses for their bouquets, New York city. Combe and the defendant by Sena- driven by Thomas J. Brltton, South tor Haydn Proctor. held Thursday by the Ladles' auxil- Rarltan Poat, American Legion, ' The bridegroom recently received William Black was best man and Peak atreet, Highlands, who said iary of Community flre company will have Its memorial service Sun- Yacht Club Group his army discharge after more, than ushers were William Blackton, Rob- VANNOTE—YOIWOEB. he was forced to tho side of the were Mra, Florrle Miller,. Mrs. Ed- day evening, May 28, In Flrat Bap- ' throe years In Europe, with the ert Haberman < and Herman Black, BAB CLOSED U PAYS road by a car that pulled In front ward Hauff, Mrs.' Joseph P. Rheln, tist church. The Rev. R. S. Kelsey, Army Ordnance. ' • Miss Dorl« VanNote, daughter of of him. The other car failed to Plans Card Party ] all of New-York city! Mr. and Mre, Wesley VanNote of Michael J. Arnone, Jr,, proprietor Mrs. George DeLong, Mrs.-Frank pastor ot the Second Baptist The couple are on a Southern stop, Brltton told police. Mr. Brit- Krants, Mrs. William Lawler, Mrs. church, will be the presiding pastor. *;'• The auxiliary of the Fair Haven • ANDERSON—ENGLAND wedding trip, and upon their re- Sunset avenue, and Robert Younger oi Michael'a bar, 112 Monmouth ton's car was badly damaged. ! Yacht club will hold a card party I of Baltimore, Maryland, were mar- atreet, baa been given a 16-day sus- Alfred Knight, Mrs. Jamea H. Mac- This service will be a continuation Miss Fjola, Slgunos Anderson turn will reside at 204 West 83d Fhee, Sr., Mrs1. Hannah Jeffas and of a aerie* Inaugurated more than ' tomorrow night at the .home oM atreot, New York city. ried Sunday at the Red Bank Re- pension of hie liquor lloenae from -MARRIED 60 YEARS . Mrs. Mortimer E. VanSauter at' p of Mr. and Mrs. O, An- formed church by the pastor, Rev. May M to June 6, It waa an- Mrs. George Wagner. 78 years ago by Shackleton poat; f Glmll, Manitoba, Canada, Tho brldo was graduated from The golden wedding anniversary Delta Phi Alpha sorority will OA.R. William R. Jeffries la the • Hlv^er Oaks. Plans for this event j Assumption School and the Domln- George .A, Ammerman, 'Donald nounced by Erwin B. Hook, deputy of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Conklln '.' and' the annual supper party were ',„ . the, brid,, e . commissioner ot Alcohollo Bever- meet tonight at the home of Mra.Legion committee chairman In land on of Mr an d can academy, both In New York Klopp was organist,' of'Keyport was recently celebrated 'made Friday at *no home of Mrs.' ' " ' age Control' who found Arnone James Elmer. charge of the iiervlce. of Tlhton Falls, city. , • , The bride, who was given In mar- at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Mre. -Elsie Wright arrived from The Memorial day dance at the Morrell J. Moore at'Little Silver. !: Mr, Dempsey was graduated fron riage by her father, chose a light guilty ot diluting a bottle of rye Kenneth'Stone of Baltimore. Mr, The supper party will take, place Lutheran parsonage whiskey with artificial coloring. Florida this week to spend the Keyport Yaoht club Saturday, May Atlantic Highlands high school. He blue crepe dress, designed with a> Conklln retired from the rentayrant summer with her parenta, Mr. and 28, has Mrs. Fred HUflker as chair- Friday, June .21, at the home of served three and a half yenrs as laoe-tiimmed sklpt, a large white The complaint wu made September business In Keyport in 1D37. Mrs. Edwin f. Stewart. The maid of honor was Mins Le 7,1WB, by an ABO Investigator and Mrs. Leon Boeckel. •. • man, assisted by Mra. George G. nore JohnsonJ , and'' the , best man chief petty omcor In-the Naval Air picture hat and white aaceaaorlea. Mr. and Mrs. Conklln have cele- ' Members of Brownie troop 14 Downea, Mrs. Edward Bllderback Attending the meeting were Mrs; Transport commnnd, nnd since his She carried two white, orchids on chemists who analysed the liquor. George H. Moxley) Mrs. Russell was John Chukoskl, both of Can- brated their 73d and 67th birthdays, held a plcnio Saturday at the home and Mra. Frank Maurer. ada. The bride wore a green. »uli discharge hns been with American a white prayer book. respectively. Mrs. Louis' Plata of of Mre. James Glllesple at New Mr. and Mra, VT., Frederick Bllcox. Hendrlckson, Mrs. Robert Kreger, Airlines, '',.'•'»: WINS SCHOLARSHIP Mrs. W, B. Little, Jr., Mrs, Robert with brown accessories, Miss Dorothy Rowe of Everett, Bloomfkld; maid of honor at their Monmouth,. Mrs. Jamea Ronaldson and eon Jack and Mrs.' J. E. O. Cameron, MIB. Millie Parker, Mrs, • The bridegroom Is a graduate" d: maid of honor, was .attired in a Mill Kay^Corty of Atlantic Hl»h» weddings attended the celebration. V, was in oharge, aaalite.4, by Mra. Blloox ,,have, return* , .,,. Red Hank high school, and was i .IDDSON—MELLISH pale pink drees with bla*ft acces- lands high achool, who recently Fred Alchele. Attending were Jao> spending the winter In Florida, Melissa Lit- cently discharged tvom the arft Miss Virginia J. Judson, daugh sories, She/had a Colonial bouquet participated in the competitive ex- 0ABB POSTPONED quolyn Ronaldaon, Mary Alohele, .Mr. and Mra. William Adatnelt after five years' service, Ho is now tor ot Mr and Mrj, John E, J.udaoh ot yellow roaea and snapdragons. amination sponsored by New Jer- Robert Ring of Lafayetto street, Joyce Sohoellnor, Joan and •Doris have purchased the confectionery tle. employed with' tho experimental s 1 of Bound Brook, •Itoqnmo the bride Paul E, Patterson ot Red Bank aey College tor Women af'New Rumson, who was to -have ap- Macintosh, Patricia Martin, Jean and grooery store, of * Thomas G. radBt depnitnipnt of ,Wat«on l«b of Arthur G. Melllsli, son of Mr. was besUSman, ' Brunswick, won the Bonnie Wal- peared beforo. the Rod Bank re- Sopor, Betty Black, dharlotte Poling. Marlboro Girl oratories anil l« slatlonrd In Cnn and Mrs. George A. Melltsh of 2,a- A recaption followed at the home lace LeCUIre scholarship of W>0.corder yesterday to answer charges Rnusoh, Margo 011Iea,ple, Lola La- . Michael M. Penti, an employee of I i ado. fayoltn street, Rums'on, Sunday af of the bride's parenti. The bride The aeh.ola.Mhlp, whloh wai thaWhloh g^ew out of an accident in Fevro and Phyllla Seruby. " Watson Laboratories, has left on a- U Bride-Elect ' The couple visited the bride- Urnoon at tlyo bildc's horrte, Rev, was graduated from Red Bank only one awarded, la renewable whloh a. oar owned by Mrs. Mar- Mlsa Margaret Wetiel, aaalatant government aaatgnment u photog- Announcement has been made by groom's parents and relatives in Mr. Rock, pantor of tho Bound high' school, and the bridegroom eaoh year, provided a high, ectiolaa- garet Ryder of Evorott was itrusk at the Leonardo poatofflce, la enjoy- rapher to the White Bands project - Mr. and 11 n, Martla "Biggins of this area on their we'ddlng trip and Brook Proabytoj'lnn church, offlcl was recently discharged from the tie record to upheld.. • s . j- by an auto that foiled to atop, wai ing fl week's vacation, _ In New Mexico. \ ' ' Marlboro of the engagement of loft Tuesday^or Canada, ated, .. ' ,: . • , Navy, Tho couple will reside,at MUi Oorey, whoi will graduate given a,two weeks' postponement, •t'ieut. Oot. and Mrs. Paul O'Nell . Mr. and Mrs. Domlnla Cuisno ot tbelr daughter, Jane Ann to Rob- Tho bride' was attired In utroot- Baltimore, . from high »ehobf"n^. month, la and family of Brooklyn are gutata Hobart .etreet are the parents of a ert 0. Wendel, son of F, William r HOFFMANN—: length aqua cropo and hnd a core- aooeptlnrthe lOholarihlp, and will . . SPEEDERS FINED of Mr, and Mri. Cosmo O'Nell, ion born- l«#t Thuraday at River* Wendal of Harmony road, Middle, Announcement has ,baen mado- oi ngo pf gardenias, Her attendant, WILDE-BURNS attend N. J.C. In* September, > Lleuf Ool, O'Mell Jiaa Juatreturnei view hospital. town, . . ' ' •' .-•-,'", The marriage of Mrs, Marie S, Hoff- FJned hy Recorder George Wood- from Franco And this la the first • MK and Mr>, Walter Thompson Mlas Marjory.D. Thompson of At- Miss Elizabeth /A. Wlldt ward at Fair Haven Tuoaday night The protective brld'e la a gradu- man, (daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ed lnntlc Highlands, wore navy cr'ope' 1 ' OBrrtcifcEs BOARD ; time In two years that he has seen are.the parents of b son'born last j. ate of the Freehold high ichool and Ward' C. Soffsl of 183 Spring itroet ter. ot Mr, and Mra. '' ware Robort Crawford of* IJohn Boyoe of Rumcon, each '•(he' bridegroom-elect I* a graduate and Sum.ue) E, Bogore, ••abn'of ,thi Joleph, Clejka of Rumson wot beat Tho Freehold board of aduca'tl Mr, and MM, Harold Patteriotv vt St. Benedict'!' ~' wa« oxltlolMd lMt weak by MM, : paying 19 pn kpatdlng oha'rgei; Mrs, and ja^VllliatfiEJr, '" SJCAnaj al«9. ot Bumion, wa* fined •ilw Mtvloe ot thi^u. B,.N»vy ...tw«. the , Methodist • thuroh1 en . irftxji famlllei VaVai held.' ftt the brldavf s»ft4,"Ch».hi.1f ytiri,ytiri, ' oof which SO street Bstu.rt»,y, The ceremony win hoomem . . THTHo roftttlutftttlt aro ipeodld n l^paihi ww«r » npintt I nI th'l performed b> tnt paate-' Roi nog l hdno,ymoon nt'Cranberry Ink .iriii w J BOUIM iilXfto^nt^npil on tK»lR""' & 3y^V " diifibamd lar. rC4t I.Hi BANK REGISTER, MAY 28,1946. Page Three.

Lute TtoAtttA $.• to, "AyAy** Maria.Mria." moutb bounty,-., and illustrate by Policemen Attend Keansburg TJoe annual luncheon of New moving picture*. EP. Jersey American .Legion auxiliaries. Th# executive, committee ot the HEN^RSON j V'at the Essex house in Newark Democratic club met at .tip home '. Police-officers and offleabTfrom but. week in honor of Mri. Walter of Its leader, Mrs. Katlpyn G? Hu.' Jfefcgwik'.and neighboring Bcoro- O. Crayven, national president at her of Park avenue .Monday'event MONUMINT WORKS jnimltU* attended' a law- Oiforce- the auxiliaries, • was attende4' by ing. --'••.• -r* ment conference Monday lit the Sdward qiark, who wa# a patient Mrs. Helen Davis, Mrs. Martha A. Michael Mendes was elScted-pres- Bed 'Bank borpugh hall aqd.Jpeard in . the . Homeopathic hospital at Wbhman, Mrs. Emily Grady, Mrs. ldjrat' of the Bayehore Tavern asso- Federal Bureau »f Investigation Philadelphia,; has returned to bis Marie' Champange, Mrs. There»a ciation at a recent meeting lft the agents explain Identification of , The candidacy of. Harold G.L,Bofl- .home on Main street - ~ ,-..''. Papa, Mrs, Grace Jessen, Mrs. Mar- Balbach auditorium. ' Other officers criminals and police line-ups./ . njan for governor' lias, been en- Rudolph Vogel, Jr., who resigned guerite Simon, M"rs. Mildred Collett, are William Balbach, Frank Moni- from the flre department .and the Mrs. Ruth Kruegex, Mri. Mary Coc- - Mpnuraents of finest quality. Whether The meeting, sponsored by the dorsed by Edgar Q. Murphy,.)dlrec- tor,. William Loihle and Ted Bald- FBI and which 1* one In a series tor.of the County Board ol-JTree-"olJTree"3 first aid squad three yean ago permans and Mrs. Mason from the* win," vice presidents; Thomas Beyer, your needs are fbrsimple marker or elabor- bf conferences, was opened by S. holdershld , i n ttheh , followinflli g ,|et|j)r to when lie joined the armed fercei, Wilbur Price post- of Keansburg, secretary; Robert Beyer, treasurer; ate monument, we will look forward to the K, MoKee, special agent In charge J. Russell Woolley, Hoffuaj^'f, cam- was honorably discharged from the After dinner the group went to the Paul' Adair, Joseph Casanova and. of ththe NewarNk k fieldfild officeffi . SSpecial paigpaign waagw; army recently. He ,had tentative Paramount to see the "Road to Mrs. E. Hudson, trustees and opportunity of serving, you. > . Agents E. C. Kennelly and. J. C. plans of moving but ha» decided to Utopia." Charles Splelman, sergeant-at-arms. Robinson delivered the talks and make Keansburg! hjls home. • He was Keaneburg auxiliary of Monmouth Mr. and'Mrs. William Plate at- Agents B. R. Johnson, J. 0. Bills reinstated' In both the flre depart- County- Organization for Social tended a dinner party given last Showroom on Maple Place, near Six Corner. and R'. J. Griffith' demonstrated ment and the first aid squad this Service held Its 16th annual meet- (week to celebrate the birthday^of methods ot making arrests in dan- week. . ••; ing at the health center Monday Mr. and Mrjt. Harry Harding' of Office Phone: Matawan 48. gerous situations. '.Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Seeley of evening. A talk was given by Mrs. Harmony road. , . Mr. Bills closed the session with Jersey City were week-end visitors Charlotte E. Mehler, R.N., state a resume of the manner In' which at the home of Mlas Florence See- venereal control nurse ".for Mon- It pays to advertise in the RegiBtet the local 'police and FBI can work ley. With Miss' Seeley.' they were together in tbe aolution of mutual:,' dinner guests at the' home of Mr. problems, ' Mr. M.cKee then con- and Mrs.'Dan Seeley of Highlands' ducted a closed meeting for chiefs Sunday. ., . . BRAKES RELINED and ADJUSTED of police and other heads of law- The Keansburg first aid squad re- enforcement agencies. moved John O'Sage of-Mlddletown BATTERIES - IGNITION PARTS from Medical Center aLJersey City COMPLETE ENGINE TUNE-UP to Allenwood hospital Tuesday GENEBATOBS morning. . 8TARTEBS New, The Rumson Hotel > A number of veteran* of World 'CARBURETORS War two will be initiated tonight at FUEL PUMPS Rebuilt Opens Wednesday •v meeting of the Wilbur J, Price WINDSHIELD post, American Legion. . WIPERS' and ' Henry Ruhman of Lohsen avenue VOLTAGE Exchanged . Mrs. Mary Malloy has recovered from chickenpbx. REGULATORS Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thorton and To Start Season . «• . Mrs. William Holmes aad her moth- PHONE R. B. 3355 <«•*; er; Mrs/Florence LeRoy, all of Key- port, were visitors' al the home of Mrs. Mary ' Hearnen Malloy of E. O. MURPHY ELECTRIC Rumson this, morning announced Mr. and Mra. William Plata jof Palmer avenue Sunday. SERVICE that the' Rumson hotel aflO Wa- I wish! to congratulate. Harold, terman avenue, Runuori, will open Hoffman and yourself upon the Two more new houses- in 30 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK for this season's business next wonderful meeting you had at burg Park are under construction, Wednesday. Ucng Branch when Mr. Hoffman the work being started last week. Opposite Globe Court ^__- • * | Having operated the hotel for the addressed the gathering. It was a Mrs. Andrew Heck and son Wal- WALTER L. D0NBAB, Proprietor past ten years, Mrs. Malloy Is well record breaker both'for attendance ter of Weet New York were Prinks have more We with known in this vicinity. Assisting and enthusiasm. Keansburg ParK~i to open their her this .season will be her eons, Naturally the question is asked, bungalow for the season during the, "Why la Monmouth county .eo week-end. •• , - Frank and John, both of whom re- strong for Hoffman?" PIN-POINT cently returned from overseas ser- The first answer would be that it Otto Brendel of Main street is a vice in the army. was because of his many friends patient at Rlverview hospital. CARBONATION I The hotel, which- is two blocks her£ and that he is considered in William E^ Ralph, a director of 1 from the ocean, and just off Rum- the "favorite son" clan. He was Keansburg saving and loan associa- ARE YOU A Know the reasons why son road, has housed many prom- born and brought up just across the tion, is a patient'in a New York Canada Dry Water is so su- line in Middlesex. Then too, he has city hospital. Mr. Ralph's mother inent guests, including each year's perior to ordinary club sodas' roiter of stars at the Sea Bright always been so active and interest- recently returned from the hospital "HANDY-ANDY"? ed in Monmouth county' affairs. and Is still confined to her bed. ...carbonated tap waters: Lawn Tennis & Cricket clubs. Qrig- Then when he was Congressman he inslly known as the T)avison house, Mrs. Howard C. Opdyke has re- initiated so many waterway Im- turned home from her trip to San • Pin-Point Carbpnfition- it was then located on the ocean- provements for Monmouth and has SOME POLKS are regular "Handy-Andys". They fix plumbing longer lasting livtUnes*. front. Many years ago the building continued that interest ever since. Diego, California. was moved across the river to its So it is natural for the people of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacDonald and wiring. They diagnose and treat their own ills, and even write • Exclusive) Formula points present lopation. Monmouth to regard him as a fa- and Harry MacDonald, Jr., ot Free- their own wills. Some of them get away with it too—but in the vast up the flavoro f any drinje. vorite eon. ','•'' hold were visitors at the home of • Special Processing-water Serving a select clientele, the ButMhat'is not the reason I am Mr. MacDonald's sister, Mrs. An- majority they are just a pain to the ambulance surgeon and to the Rumson hotel has a distinctive is multi-filtered and specially for him for Governor, and' the drew Mularchuck of Manning place, emergency squads of the gas and electric companies. treated to assure purity, bal- dining ro6m service and .accommo- people with whom I have talked, Sunday. • . ance and clarity. dates SO guests. I find they agree with me that the Experience has proven time and again that it is cheaper and' reason so many of us arc for him Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Schmidt • Superior Quality in every for another term of Governor can spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. better in the end to have experts tackle the job at hand. bottle, the world over. be summed up as follows: Norman E. Schmidt of Linden. Mr*. Daisy A. Tice First:—We all like hls-iong rec- Mrs. John Collins was taken to That holds true of insurance too—the services of an expert in ord of public service. Starting with Monmouth Memorial hospital by analyzing your insurance needs may save you thousands of dollars Big Bottle 150 jPlus deposit Entertains Son mayor of his home town of South the first aid ambulance Monday Amboy then member of the .New morning. _ —might even save you from a financial loss which you or your Mrs. Daisy A. Tice of Red Bank Jersey Legislature, then Congress- man, then Motor Vehicle Commis- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Geant of business could not otherwise survive. entertained her son and his wife, Keansburg and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Doolittle of sioner, then Governor, then Direct- or of the Unemployment Commis- man Hartle of Sayrevllle went to We are experts on insurance! It is our business toUno'w.'the^right Hawaii at, a dinner party Saturday sion. He distinguished, himself in Harrisbujg, Pennsylvania, Sunday answers to insurance questions which can affect your well-being. evening at the Molly Pitcher hotel each one of these public trusts and to attend the auto races. Mr. DqpMtle, who is vice presi- gained a wealth of experience and' MrT and Mrs. Robert Weiss have Consult us fireely—and we mean freely—tot we will be glad to dent and general manager of the knowledge of public affairs that I returned .from a trip to Schenec- . review your insurance protection and make recommendations—at Automotive Service .company of think we can say Is unequalled by tady. New York. Honolulu, Is in New York on a anyone. no cost to you! CAN FORETOLD And durlng^Ms first term as The 22nd anniversary of the or- business' trip. Until last year he ganization of Court St. Ann, Cath- was employed by the Chrysler cor- Governors-it must be remembered Ho future pride and ptsuurc io bet diamorc that^hCwas one of only three,Re^ olic Daughters of America, was cel- poration in-Hawaii. publican Governors who were W«ct. ebrated with a turkey dinner at depend upon certain definite ficton, nich ai . Mrs. Tice. who is the former Mrs, ed right after the' Roosevelt .Mud- Buck-Smith's tavern Tuesday night TINDALL tice, color, cut and weight You know aU these Doolittle, plans to visit her son 'in slide which started in 1932. AiWtiU The grand regent, Mrs. Grace Ry- REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE factors in advar,c- of yui purchase when you New York' tomorrow to attend so- term as Governor was during the an, chairman of the dinner commit- buytiere. cial functions given in his honor. worst phase or the depression. Yet he maintained the financial integ- tee, was assisted by Mrs. Mary 7 Mechanic Street, Red Bank, N. J. rity of the state, did away with.in- Conk and Mrs. Kathryn G. Huber The Red Bank Register Is sup- WILBUR'S SPRING FESTIVAL efficient and log-rolling bi-parflsan with the arrangements. Mrs. Camile Phone Red Bank 2776. ported by local as well as out-of- 1 Highway Commission and substi- town business men—Advertisement. —JEWELER— The Fair Haven* Methodist tuted a single bead and made) the ESTABLISHED 64 YEARS church Sunday-school will hold a appointment in Monmouth county. spring festival on the church lawn He initiated the legislation for.the Wednesday evening, June 5, at 7 Unemployment Compensation In- 15 BROAD STREET o'clock. Proceeds will be used to surance and set up the Commission [modernize the Sunday-school room. administering it. And there was ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF Tickets may be secured from Mrs. much other legislation enacted that was of like benefit to the State, Lester England and Mrs. Leonard that space does not permit me to Mack. enumerate. : Then too, we all admire his war record. He enlisted in World War I — went in as a private and came out as a Captain. Then right after Pearl Harbor he re-entered -the Army and stayed in service until his discharge a few days before; he filed his nominating-petition for Governor. He saw duty overseas in both wars. And best of all we admire him VICTORY for his courage and Independence. In these days whetf at Washington there seems to be no one who will take'a definite stand on anything, whether it be In foreign affairs or SHIPPED FROM PHILADELPHIA MAIL ORDER, Choice Fancy domestic issues both of which are Allow 10 days to two weeks for delivery. legion, It will be real refreshing to have a man of Harold's.caliber and Harmony House Style... back again after 2 years MARKET courage in the Governor's chair for Let rite breezes in... keep the hot sun but Lamb Poultry the coming three years. I wish him success in the Pri- mary, and I am going to do all I Easy to put up... sold with or without frames RED BANK can' In his behalf, I believe we owe it to the' State of New Jersey and the Republican party.. i>i.»OOT WIDTH 21 W. FRONT STREET TEL. 508 I am sincerely yours, COMMIT! Edgar O. Murphy . WITH MACKtTS, ROKS, ^» PIu. FANCY HEN GRADE A Everett, ' AND KAMI ™ rranaporutloi. Heavy weight canvas, 12 oz. per square yard, with FRYING Anne Hickey, daughter of Mr. strong double stitched seams. Made to last. You may and Mrs. Donald Hickey, celebrat- choose, any width from 2% ft. to 7 ft. in a dork green ed htrr seventh birthday Saturday. with combination black, yellow and orange stripes, CWestawere Abble Willgerodt. Mar- or'iii solid green. All avVnlngj are 36 In.in height, plus ilyn Corson, Joyce Clejka, Evelyn Layton, Sue Anabie, .Jean and Helen a 10 in. valance and extend 30; in. from the wall. s Peck, Edward Manigold, Jerry All fittings are included. Invest now in cool summer Hickey, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Ber- comfort... nard Hickey and Mrs. Eugene Peck. . Mr. and Mm. Stanley VanEmberg C and son Frank of Caldwell spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Norman VanEmberg, ' lb Miss Mary Toomey and Mlobael O'Lone of Philadelphia spent Sun- Niw\»llop»ib!t Mild ; foWIni day at their home here, Iron friwni mak» Dor- • • taiy. tampon 'railing ary bratktH far my 54 Mrs. Harry H. Neuberger of Sun- . ing taiy. hanging. 47 nyslde farm U one. of the speakers at a conference -for social workers LARGE JERSEY SKINLESS this week afBuffalo,. New York. Her.,«ubject .will, h»4'Juv«n«e De- linquent Problems," Mrs. Stanley • Btllwell obieryed c her birthday last Thursday at a FRANKS family dinner party. lb. , Mrs. Karl R.:> B*rndt and Mrs. HOW TO MEABUnE Charles H. Oonover spent Thursday ROEBUCK AND CO. Mfitur* width of window Irom untpr cf window cailm (I to 2 tn In Illuitrallan.) In Jersey City. SALT Mr. and Mrs. Niobola» Pulos and 27 Monmouth St., PHONE PLEASE STATE WITH OR WITHOUT FRAMES. AND SIZE family of Brooklyn spent tha week- 1122 6BA07M7—Dark green with black, yellow, .orango «trlpe». end at their homo here. Red Bank, N. J. 6BAOT85B—Solid green, c John Dsleiyo and his daughter, If Your Order Totals Sip or More Pork Liver 24i •MM. Marie Gutwosky, have re- Only Tes, It Is easy to give your homa Awnlngi Camplitt WRh Framit And Ricevtri—Awnlnii Without Fraaiu FAT BACK 15 turned from a week's visit .to Chi- Fllllngi—Suti ilit and With Frnm«i Stan Sin and Wfthaut Framn; a'dded comfort and beauty when you lb. cago, , . ' Mr*. Raymond Dubeiky U now uie Sean Easy Payment Plan. For FRESH LQNG ISLAND FRE$H GROUND living, with her daughter, Mrs, Tony detail), plea** we -the Inside baok Weber of. Keaniburg, ,,.,„' cover of any Sears big catalog. Why wait? You ofcn buy now) OAB'POVND. "CUSTOMERS I No prim RED BANK REGISTER, MAY, 28, 1946,

far jOut Urgent fit*- JOHNS-MANWUI England Family Richard'* Package •* f • of three LOCK-WOOL HOME INSULATION Monday U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerpe V WATEBFBOOF Has Dinner Party Junior and ?!• 4. * C*. Machs-Jc.. btfautw vteam win. ouc Ito 8. The ADAM J, LINZMAYIR ,. 'family Reunion 8 •\ '• Plaw tor formitlon of the Held Sunday - ftaM Atlantic Mr. and Jdrs. William ».' _.r-'i.-'., HOTICE. - T • *'•: Red Bank Junior Chamber of Commerce of Tlnton Falls wereirasti Take notlpe. .(bat Suauel BUrn sad. at a dinner party at'the S«mM)'ZI|J»rWet,,jyA Moniapttth Tar. oro.'Ski applied to the Major and Coun- , First Ckgiujizatioii MMting to b« held brook'. Inn, Fair Haven, for ly across _ cil tt **i- Bttlt'fora FlcnurMUUll four recently discharged' sons and lontuautUon llosnso for premiiM sltvp for Charles and his wife, who were he .package goods stqre, .arid"was fJ pt Sea t«d,,at 70f7J, Moomoutb itrest, Bsoj : MONDAY, MAY 2^ 8:00 P. M. ZERO FOOD BANK saved the package-license July 18, rlj$fcw(fl tvfib« spetfcer at a recently married In Canada. last year, by the borough council meeting se^t' Monday night of the Otieftions, -K any. should be' Made :n : : Attending were Edgar England by a 4 to 2 vote. ' : i(n«diatelyln'wrltta« to Any S. Bblnit. Xi*he T^lChamber bf Commerce Offlee - '$ 87 Broad St. Bank 3454. and son, T/S Charles and James. Yourif Adult fellowship at th»home )r«ugb Clark, of the Borou»h el Sod : The ABC in revoking' the •] ot.Mr. an4 Mrs« JM»)M T«ylir of *nk, . " ~ .. .. . - Mr. and Mrs. Walter England and 1 Miss Harriet Thorpe, all of Beda*e Ncense-ruied that the bo; Tm HBI. . . ' ,•:..•.?; 107 MONMOUTH STREET "Our frown assets »re fttor best Investment" couflc/1 had acted fof'the "prlvSu Troop 237 of Girl ficoutf will • ?" StUJyBL BTBEN, •• 1 ' - Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eng- SAMUEL ZILBERBIAT. interests of the Individual applicant W . a mother and|| daughter;tea Men»b«rshlp jta ojtkn to «U younf m*n brtwMn land and daughter, Jane, and Har- without regard for the paramount old England', all of Tinton Falls; Saturdaydy,, atternoot nbtwbt^ ^3:3OO ' - NOTICE. ? ". ' the afM of Si ant M. • issue of public convenience."' ' and « o^clpok W.the'LltUe Silver Take notice that Clarinet' M.- Ptttjr Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. England ' The Supreme Court upheld the « ^lk th nd Flosile P. Larabtrtion, T/A lotmt and daughter, Lois, and son, Sea- Women's club. MerJt badges ;;win irove Inn, has tpplied to th> Townihlp Frozen Fruits and Vegetables are always in .man Second Class U William, and ABO order canceling the license. be .awarded Doris and MaBlyn ommlttto of Shrewibury Townthlp, for Mr. ana Mrs. Miohael Daily and Shampanore,' Anna. Ort^ory, Pc'tfy Plenary Retail Consumption license Bennett, Myrna and Owen Btalburg, r premlies tltuated at Hlghwar No. season. With Qver 100 separate item? on hand, son, .Michael, all of Fair Haven; 8, ShrewBbury Towmhlp. . ,- Mr. and Mrs. Harry England of Rumsori Anne Moreau Jajnsky, Bevls Becker Objections,' i(. any, should ba . ftumsfm at lie Bumioq Pharmacy, Ip. .' ' • . • - Joyce of Eatontown. Mr. and Mm, lnn«rtr*» Store, TortorgV Store, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. King, Mrs. (Slzmd.) Albert England of Roselle Park? l'sTftoir* »nd: from W. 0. Dwln).. W.' Florence *Kink, Rosslyn:. .Xlngr, CLARENCE M. PETrTV CLEANED BY HI-PRESSURE Soft Shell Crabs, fresh froien ...... 38 each and Seaman Second Class LaMar o*»l»oi|, Bdwsrd, Tllton mod Bajrmeod Byans King, Laurie King, Mr, and :•"•• FLOSSIE P. LAMBERTBON. W. Ernst of Newport, Rhode Is- Mirs. Uoyd 8. Cassel and Ivan R. ' NOTICE. ,. Largest Oysters 1.35 pint pkg. land. . Cars driven by Robert Newman Reynolds will represent Monmouth Takt notice that S>lvator« Valtl has STEAM CLEANING METHOD t Washington street, this borough, Federation of TMCA's at the Cen- ipplled to Mayor andj Council of ind Rodney Bloom of-Red Ban* tral Atlantic area council meeting hi Borough of Red Bank, for a Plenary Cortly Baby Green Lima Beans .38 per pkg. tetatl oomumptlon llceme for premises Estimates Given at Any Time Ideal Beach collided on Memorial parkway, At- aj|d three-day convention today at itunted at 141 Shrewibuiy avenue, Bed —— S. antic Highlands, Saturday. Neither Atlantic City. Mr. Reynolds is ex- lank, N. J. , • : Sweet-an-Fresh Orange Juice .... .35 per tb. pkg. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bongo of Nave- was Jnjilred, although the Vehicles ecutive secretary of Monmouth fed- Objections If any, should be made lm- eration. mdlately in vrltli.ir to Am? E. Shlnn. sink avenue have almost* completed were badly damaged. .'• ark of the Borough of Red Bank. Best Quality Apricots .39 per ft. pkg. renovating their home and the civic Col. Victor Conrad, commanding (Signed.) ball purchased by them last year. ifflcer of the Signal Corps Engln- . 8AL.VAT0RB VAIT1. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nester, presi- West Keansburg serlng laboratories, awarded the NOTICE. ' & Sanford Mee-Lee French Fried Potatoes 29 per pkg. dent and Vice president of Duo- Vrmy Commendation'ribbon Satiny Taka notice that Fred Thorngraaa, Tone company, New York city, resi- iay to First Lieut. Rufus Z. Johns- Mrs, Charles Carr visited Mrs. adlnv ai Shatlowbrook Inn, has ,av- 116 Monmouth St, Corner Monmouth dents of Ocean avenue, are enter- on of this borough.'Johnston, now George Stille of Manasquan over >lied to' the Mayor end Council of the the week-end. lorotigh of Shrewibury * for ,a Plenary taining Mr. and Mrs. William Ster- djutant at the Squler Signal 'lab- tetail ^Consumption license for preml.siS and Pearl SU. Cellophane paper far wrapping foods for freezing now available. ling, who have just returned from iratory, was awarded the ribbon Mrc. Madeline Seamen enter- tualed--at Droajd itt-eet, Shriwibury, an 18 months' tour entertaining sol- or discharging his duties - there tained her sister, Mrs. Joseph 'cw Jersey. diers overseas. Dulney of Pleaaantvllle, New York, Objections If any, should be made rom March 1, IMS, to January, over the week-end. Mrs. Seamen Immediately In - writing to Ortrude C. Miss Minnie Coman, a New York .946, with "diplomacy and tact" Van'Vlitl, clerk of Shrewsbury Borough. buyer, has returned from Florida Veronica Rugg of River' road, also entertained her aunt, Mrs. WI1T (Signed) and is spending the week renovat- Ham Chadwick of Keyport, and an FRED THORNGREEN, ing and decorating her cottage on ho has been a patient at Jefsey aunt and cousin, Mrs. Viola Osborn Shadowbrook Inn, Shrewibury, N. j. Jlty Modlcal Center, will return and Howard Osborn of Asbury Bray avenue. lome this week. NOTICE. MlM Helen Moreste, who ap-Harold Peters,' Jr., Park Sunday. Saturday evening, TAKE NOTICE that P. Ballantlne * Clearance Sale and -Martin Mrs. Seaman and Mrs. Duiney were peared In Zlegfeld Follies, visited ran Brunt are connected with fire loni has applied, to tho State Commll- WE REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeua Breton last dinner guests at the home of Mtus ioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control for ireventlon at Fort HAneock. Louise Aumaok of Stone toad. Limited Wholesale License for pram- week-end. At the 'Breton home, al- Otto Perl was discharged from iei altuated on tho North Side of West Entire stock of antiques and gifts. Glass, china, so, was Miss Edna PecknWn, an old [arlne Corps at Cherry Point, Miss Mary Santa Lucia of .Central erjen Place, West of New York and friend Of Miss Moreste's. They had avenue has taken a position at Fort ..ong Branch Railroad Tracks, Red Bank, not seen each other for-20 years. orth Carolina, Friday. He has re-Monmouth, ^'Jeney, and to maintain a ware- urned to his Naveslnk avenue loiise Hnd falesroom on the aforesaid bric-a-brac, brass, pewter, lamps, pictures ana Any Make Frigidaires Miss Moreste makes her home at ome,' where his wife; the former The auxiliary of West Keansburg remises. Miami, •••'.•• lss.Edith Fowler, has been resld- fire company went for a ride to' Officers, Directors and Stockholders The Mlddletown township first New York city and were enter- folding Ten or Mbre Fercentum -~oT other things too numerous to mention. This is aid squad was called out during its ig, " He served on the post Signal tained at Zlmmon's nlgfft club, The itock Are: Washing Machines am. . . President-Treasurer and Dlrectqr, Carl meeting Thursday eyenlng to an ac- auxiliary will hold its next meeting , Badenhauseh, Old Short Hills Road, William Jennings, Jr., Is cohWednesday- , May 29. your chance to buy a lot of good things cheap. cident on Highway 36, near Palmer ned to his home__wlth measles. - hort Hills, New Jersey. avenue. An Injured sailor was con- Star of Bayside council, Daugh- Vice President-Secretary and Director* Ralph' W. Keil of Chatham has >tto A. Badenhnusen, Brookside, Morria Vacuum Cleaners veyed to the hospital at Earle by ters of America, will observe Me- ounty. New JcrBey. Something for everybody. urchased the bungalow of John morial day by attending services at the ambulance. . Patterson on Shrewsbury drive Assistant Secretary ana~ Assistant Mrs. Bertha Brunt of *6 Ocean Old Tennent church. The council reasurcr, Eugene H. Jeffrey^lo Rona ir his occupancy. will tiki part In the local .parade Street. Interlaken. New Jerisy. avenue entertained 12 of her fellow Dr. Joel Feldman has been at- Assistant Secretary, John E. Farrell, Electric Ranges club members of Mu Chapter Delta in the afternoon. Mrs. Louise l mdlng a medical convention In Duckler, Mrs. Evelyn Dicky and 6 Scbley Street. Hillside. New Jersey. Phi Theta Sorority Tuesday even- hlladelphla. Assistant Secretary, Herbert L, Bowen, Ing. Mrs. George Martin became mem- 643 South Warner Street, Baltimore, h Off Regular Price One hundred members of the The auxiliary of the Mlddletown bers of the Daughters of America Maryland. - . Electric Water Heaters oly Name Society attended the at a' recent .Initiation. Another in- Chairman Board of Directors, Gilbert township first aid held a covered annual Communion breakfast at Potts, Kerhonkson, New York. dish luncheon last week. Mrs. Ruth itiation will be held June 14. iJlrectbr. Richsrd Meyer, Howard Are- Adams and Mrs. May Anken wera oly RoBary hall Sunday. William "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cuomo, 11 ue, Stapleton, Staten Island, New York. hostesses. . Hoag of Rumson was toaetraas- Wallace street, are the parents of a Director, tieorge T. Delacorte, Jr., H» Open 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Closed Tuesdays. Electric Ironers er. Dr. R. E. Mulholland of Long son born Tuesday at Monmouth Mndison Avenue, New York, New York. Mrs, Thaddeus Breton of the Stockholder, Dorothy S. Badenhauien, — ETC. — I Breton real estate agency said shs ranch, former president of theMemorial hospital. (Id Short HIIll Road,.Short Hills, New , did more business on .the first day federation of Holy Name Societies ersey. f the Trenton diocese, wag the Stockholder, August Horrmann, 122 after her return from Florida than guest speaker, Addresses Were also Prospect Street, Stanlcton, 8tat«n II she did all last season. Viewing Crash and, New York. made by the Spiritual Director of Objections, if any, should be made G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. Pre-cool coffee for two to three he Society, Rev, James Mackenzie Ingres Man ' mpiedlately in writing to the State Com' STANSBERRYS ? Lieut COmdr. Patrick J. Bvrne. ililoaer of Alcoholic Beverage Con- hours befqre pouring over ice to $Jhk Burdulis, 41, of ,A1rat ave- ro). 1060 Broad Street. Newark 2, New 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK Berve as iced coffee. This reduces ommittee In charge of arrange- ments comprised James A. Blgney, iMMr Atlantic Highlands, suffered MlDDlETOWN - FIVE CORNERS dilution resulting from the melting scrajpes and bruises about the body . ' p: BALLANTINE ft SONS, of the Ice, and you will have a ohn Ryan and James Porter, Jr. 67 Freeman Street, PHONE 2761-J. Arthur E. Layton, aviation ma-Saturday night when, attracted by Newark I, H. J. stronger and more flavorful'bev - the crash of two automobiles on erage. ihlnlst mate, second class, who IsFirst avenue and route 36, he walked tationedat the Naval Air station Into-the-path-of-a-car-drlven-by- it-OaklandrOallforniaHs-spending Charles H. Rupp, 168 Hudson ave- 38-day leave at his home here. nue. East Keansburg. Treated at Donald Clark Qahn of 47 Black the offlee of Dr. A. Rosenthal, At- olnt road, has completed the nine' lantic Highlands, he was removed months' training course, at theto Monmouth Memorial hospital for aval Academy Preparatory school, further treatment and returned to Bainbridge, Maryland, and Is await- his home. No charges were filed ng word of his acceptance to theagainst Rupp, police said. A Car On The Road tfaval academy at Annapolis, OUR CONTRIBUTION He received the appointment to Although' both vehicles involved the school through the Bureau of in the crack-up were wrecked, nei- TO WKTIC MOVING DAY Naval Personnel. ther of their drivers was injured. Mr. and Mrs. John Korgdorfer, They were Robert Newman, 53 IN THESE TRYING 9 Lafayette street, are the parents Washington street, Rumson, and if a daughter born Monday at Klv- Rodney Bloom, Cherry street, HOUSING TIMES "'^ Is WortK Two On Order! rvlew hospital. Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. William 7. Walsh, 'Rumsonhlll," are the parents of a ion born Tuesday at Rlvervlew hos- SO YOU MAY HAVE SERVICE ltl Jake Good Care of Your Present Automobile— House Cleaning THE DAY THAT YOU MOVE IN Little Silver is NOT COMPLETE You May Drive It A Lot Longer! (The R«d Bank Regtit«r eui bo bought : Unless , LJule Sllv.r fron Union NtwuUnd t the depot and at Dennis' Otnertl Just Try This Simple T«t >toro) YOU HAVE YOUR Production delays have set ahead the day when you will be able to drive Final ' examinations are being Atk at IPORI NOON lven this week in the local school. Graduation exercises will be held- RUGS away in your new car. Necessary small repairs soon develop into major, Thursday night, June 6. Dr. Wilbur lo cenntct yevr lauderB, headmaster of Peddle . THOROUGHLY CLEANED costly overhauls by lack of attention. Besides the importance of keep- School, Hlghtstowir, will be the —AT— HflctricHy «H4 On ipeaker. There are'26 lh the. grad- latlng- class. THAT SAMI DAY— .' , ing your car in serviceable condition is the equally important consider- nd the. tie will be played off the irst week In June. LEON'S MMI PrMtel! . ation—that of your car's trade-in value. The wise car owner looks Victory stamp sales amounted to $82.00 In school this week. The pre- 64-76 WHITE ST.' IT WILL IE DONI!!! ahead and keeps these things in mind. . —• i« prlmary 'group was awarded the ianner for the highest percentage PHONE 2800 f buyers and the senior group won

NO MORE WAITING FOR AUTO SERVICE ! This Offtr 1$ good 'rom now on, •xctptlng Sundays and .Holidays Complete Engine Tune-up! Brake Service! JOHNS-MANVILLE on|y, wntthtr you ar# opining the APPROVED APPLICATORS sumnwr eottogs or making a per* OF ROOFING AND SIDING mamnt chang* of rasldtncs. .. - * Replacement Engines! (* * A foesi roeSnf Jeb le Use •«« MtpomlcaJ, beiauaa It trill eut- Where keys are necessary please last Inferior material tad Work- > raenahlp »r many ytars. . Ws'd have them delivered with your General Tires and Tubes! Delco Batteries! Ilk* to work with you. - ASBESTOS order, to nearest of our, office! SIDINO-XOOANO Backed by Tl years reeftnf e»- pcrlenci. Fire, wMtker A wesr- realstant. It Mats no mare than At «versi« ro«f* Tirma If de- APPEARANCE CONDITIONING TIME PAYMENT PLAN sired. Don't delay because of lack of Washing - Simonizing nibney; We'll do the work now s< iWlNTE,R-rt Vacuum Cleaning Interior •—and arrange future payments. KEBP COOL IN SUMMER JERSEY CFNTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. ' With INSULATED ' ' BRICK SIDING AprtM Over Y«ir Old C1»Hko»rf" •r Shlnili Exterior •,

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r. •>!•.•.-••.• Crutade For Christ | Meetings June jj-16 bishops of the" Methodist q under oHreetion of the Qtn- aral Conference, wblch met la 1M4 In Kansas City; hart asked that the yMr of lHt be devoted in Metho- dist churches around the world to ov^r of Acme produce—rushed hours fjreSfereVer^'morn,iS|'Wyoar-tiedri^Miimf, Ml intensive effort ts1 win people to allegiance to the person and teach- ing1 ot Jesus Christ Aa such', tbey have designated this year in Meth- Fancy odlet churches ai'tbe year of evan- gelism. la ucord with this emphaali At- TOMATOES Everything f*^^6S«ifia.:". lantic Highland* Methodist church :- , Frozen Food for .Gats and Dogs ?,_ baa planned a series of Crusadeafor Firm, fancy slicing red ; Christ meetings, tp be held In the : chapel on Fourth avenue during the ripe tomatoes at a two-week period from June 2 to price that you can't -tucker's '' :^J^$r* June «.• Meetings will be held every night except Saturday at 7:45, with afford to miss. Buy boxes 8 W. FltONT ST., ; RED BANKJ N. J. gpeclal service* at 11 o'clock and at several boxes! 7;«5 on' the three Sundays of the 2 r • fi ' Phen»7 Red Bank?2046. , njeetlng*. While tbe^, services' are ; sponsored by tbe Methodist church, the Central BaptUt and the First Presbyterian, churches are co-oper- ating witliunlon service' on the flrjt and thlM Sunday nights and on tbe two Wednesday evenings of ASPARAGUS YACHT W tbe meetings. I The ipeaker/for the meetiogs will 'JUMBO JERSEY ATTENTION! be Rev. H. O/bert WUIlams of Col- Jersey's finest tender fresh osparogus, rushed . bunch - lingawood, _Mew Jersey, who is fresh from the fields! ;• : Reservations for Berthing Space at-the new brother of Rev. Roy Williams, pas- tor of the l/cal church. Be has trav- docks in the Atlantic Highlands/Harbor are now elled all over the United States, in being accepted. ' • » Canada and in" Mexico in his evan- gelistic work. During this time he Freth Tender For Information or Application Forms has preached in churches, colleges, California conferences, and city-wide revivals; •••••••••••e»«ee»»* •eeeee*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*e*e«< 2 25c representing over 25 Protestant de- CALL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 262. nominations, in 48 states. He comes €raJe / Roasting The finest peas of the country!' Why pay more? ' • '• THE HABBOB COMMISSION to this community not aa a sensa- tional revivalist but as aa ordained lb 111 Mount Avenue, clergyman and Bible teacher, who . AUantlo Hlchlsnds, N. I. . •• * believes that "Christ is the need ot CHl^iliiiNS " 49C \'SPINACH . Fresh Knier Green Ib. 5C the hour for every man." The pastor's sermon for Sunday AH'sbees; AH buoronfeedI top quality, Grade A, delicious! j GRAPEFRUIT Juky Florida each Jt morning will be on the theme, "A Power—Not Ourselves . . ." There t^%Jji t^Gn^.A „;'. A*iml MDISHIS Red Button 3 bunchefiT tQc RECORDS! RECORDS! RECORDS! will be special music by the senior and junior choir* under direction of rfJ^Pf'Mm A lb Borden Chateau Shortening lit t v Stuffed Olives Morton Salt 2t£.15l I Kraft Dinner • (Whin Ai.lUbl.) Kraft Velveefa FRENCH'S Crwm Saladv Burnetts Vanilla ;r 28C > Princess Window Cleaner ^L 10c Provolone CllMM - 51f Mustard T; H t Vanilla Extract T.,.28«f Co(or»4 DECORA™*: DAY Edam Type Ch«M Hartley »* UH VTiniVEA Wiriiout Water ZB»«let*3C leHl* «9 IC kit.- 1 $ Fontelle 2 Tootsie Fucfge Mix 2k FU< PeiHt'Rad Motor Oilf ^"' 10%r 1"Z'l DUffi . WILBERT POLISHES1 Waffle Mix -' Display "Old Glory" on EASY fREAT. Corn Speed-Up Bleach't, DUFF'S 1441. Putlog. 5AL1INES By Keebler '&*.11c muffin* aside with . Memorial Day.' Choose yours Old Dutch 2--I5< Floor Wax "-ff* 33c Fkkora are always 1 fev:>i2ft. .iQrWfi^A '::^*.' i-»-.w.i^ Jii^-tiiV. %-i \inifi BED BAKK EBGIBTEE. MAY 23,1946. plant for the coining* hobby jhow. will be completed.-• ^ fc,,^ Intermediate young people's fel- "The.iOnitVof; Self" blunder lft#- ST METHODIST V lowship will meet tonight )n ri. ,.... .,.,^., . _ if the lat* Panlel|$. and C.aro- 1 these brothers, John; Albert Highlands ' I CafrJ* Heifer, all of Marlboro, ,jBB^..a[3x _iy. 'Harvey^ t With Memorial day. Mrs. F. D. will leave the church at 7 o'clo'ck. MM, died Saturday ia-jMemoriaf ti|b, Farry Borden^he formerly Hartman, county' physician, #111 direct the musical pro- Mid-week fellowship will meet sldid In Freehold vhere h» was I'lsT'SSiS rWJl'W>;;' '' ..-, •'.•• •••• • : (The K*d Bank Realtor iuui te bo«jhl hpspjitsJiJsMorristown. '»« vwlfe, listed it u a nktiiral death, B.^U, Which will Include prelude, Wednesday evening"ft the church in Highland! at FlnUjr'i. Btdlt't ArflE Mrs,-, LoUlfe^ To-wnsend Lord, sur- a bls^ymlth employed by the Kai> Mrs. Lauterwald had b»en dead i • "PyjrlmV Chorus" from Tannhaeu- basenient. *• Store. ShlpkWt, Oatnl Billro^J tUUea •anch, Batu agheulflan rug firm.'f .sral days teben found by her dan, seri .Wagner; processional hymn of The last Communion until fall and- Adinji and Cuibmlnn, Btwtpkmr ,'lans SJTB-"under?.;.. _,.., .Tuntrsl fervices were held yes- Mr.-Bdrden Is survived by his te>;- Mrs. Minnie Bftlce of Attantj 1 will be held Sunday, June 2. at tlie delivery serrlceserrice)i party in New York city Wei terday." morning at St. 'Peter's wife, Mrs. Margaret Whalen- Bor- the choirs, "God of Our Fathers; ' c and Mrf. Thotnsj Framnee, whip' Highlandi^ .Interment, under thel senior choir anthem, "Recessional," 11 o'clock; service, There wllrba the Kenneth', six-year-old son of Rev. "une 19. church, Morrlstown, and burial took den; three daughters, Mrs. Brnest and Mrs. John M. Long, is recov- died Saturday morning at hi* homf, direction of the Bedle funeral homed DeKoven; anthem by the junior reception of members and the Sac- Mrs, Matthew Stevenson, auril-'placplace In-AlIn All SSaints s church ceme- B. Barlcalovv, Mrs. James M, Orien, ii South venue, Atlantic Hiflf- was; 1» Cedarwood cemeteryr Ke; ering from braises and shock, re- ; under direction of Miss La- rament of Baptism.. , , -• ry chairman and members assist-1 teryry, NavealnkNaveaink.. ' - '•..'' r., both of Farmlngdale, and Mrs. lands, after a long Illness, was hild port,;.,-xa^ ••' " . . ' ^ "lord, We Have Gathered in The chancel c^oir 'will'.meet this ceived Monday when he ran. into 4,with the Boy Scout drive collec- The rector was born In N/ew Y$r)c Thomas 8. Magee of Marlboro; a the. path of a truck driven by John tions in Leonardo this past wfek, In 1862, the son of the late John son, James C, Borden ,pf Shrews- Tueiday afternoon at his home. Borjj ilnvBrooktyn, the Sau Temple," Sykes; postlude, evening at 7:30 o'clock for rehears- Rev, Roy Williams, paster of the; ef tbe^ttfe* Henry and Amelia En|| ^c-yinft-and Circumstance," Elgar. al under, direction of Mrs. Alin« L. Ftster of Sea Bright. He was Mrs. Stevenson reported that mem- and Margaret:. Lord. HI* family bury, and six grandchildren. Also moved to Morrlstown when he was Atlantic Highlands Methodist gleman, Mrs. Lauterwaia is sut*_l tSouwntr bulletins will be the gift Rauscher... , treated at Monmouth Memorial h0*> >eri of the Olrl .and Boy Scout lurvlving are three sisters, Mrs. church, officiated. Interment, under vlved, besides Mrs. Bolce, by a m>m ^WtBoy Scout Troop 17, ot which Memorial1 'flowers Sunday were pital and released, Capt. Kyrll* irbops and Brownie and Cubs In .boy. Graduated from Princeton |4Ielvlna Huff and Mm. AltheaCon- the direction of the Posten funeral Bert Lauterwald. • '^a Joseph Valleau is'scoutmaster. the'gift o.f Mrs. Wiliam G. Kurau Parker said' no complaints were'. Leonardo will participate In Mem- and from General Theological sem- ahay of Ardena and Mrs. Esther home, was in Bay View cemetery. made.< • ' . • ' '-. • rial day Mrvlces at .the Mlddle- inaryy , New York,, In ,1888,,, Mr. Lord Hampton of Spring Lake. < At the evening worship at 8 Jn memory of her husband.' • fdld th J Besides his parents, Thomas is o'clock the Craft choristers, will A mother-daughter banquet for, own township honor roll next was ofdalned to the deaoonate June The. funeral.will be held tomor- survived by * lister, Christine., and conduct the service. The pastor will', PRESBYTERIAN the senior youth fellowship group* Thursday afternoon. ' 12,1888, by the late Bishop Starkey row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the two brothers, Spencer and Nonnarl. Mrs, Anne Aionele of. Leonard!! was held Wednesday evening in the jf the diocese of Newark; and to Clayton funeral borne at Adelphla, received word this' week of tblfl give a short meditation. Guests of .. '.- Bed Bank rdsath of her father, Joseph Mitter&j the evening will Include the Sons of Rev.-Edward,H. Ro8erts,.Dean of Methodist ctiurch ball under direc- thej priesthood a year- later. , He tion of the leader, Mrs. Joan if.' DanceTo Benefit ; celebrated the BOth anniversary of MBS. DOBTHEA SCHNOOB MBS. MABY HoOABE ; ' er, who died April 28 at his home ill VeteranTaTnr~au,xiliary who will at- Princeton Theological seminary, Wasserburg, Bavarls, Oermany. Mry] tend In a body; will visit Red Bank next* Sunday Long. Mrs, Richard Plttman'of hta ordination Trinity Sunday,. 1?8S,. Tbe funeral ot Mrs. Mary Mc- l Firemen'* Fund at St. Peter's church, where he'wal Mrs, pqrthea Schnoor, 78, widow Mltterer was 72 ye*rs old. • '"' /The Methodist youth fellowship morning. He ^vill fill; the pulpit of, .Mexico, who is spending a vacation >f Jaoob Bchnoqr, died yesterday Cabe, M, former; resident of High- with her parents, Mr. and Mri. Another dance for the benefit of associate rector.' • / lands, who died Friday at the Wel- winysppnsor "open house" for all the ,church at 11 o'clock, in the ab- morning at her home, Compton LINDA BBIMEB who wquld care to come'at 7 p. m. eence of Rev; John A. Hayes, who CSarence' MattSewa ot this place, «new flre house fund will be heldL_.,Mr, . Lord served' as,, assistant at fare home In Freehold, was held iWas guest speaker. Grace church, Jersey City, before .venue, Belfprd. Born In Germany, Linda Reimer, three.months ««••, Sunday. A two-reel sound movie has had"a leave of absence during y Atlantic township fire companyfCri she had been a resident of this Monday morning In Our Lady of WlU.be shown, "We, Too, Receive." May. Rev. Hayes is expected to re- The adult membership class met Vednesday night, May 29, at the omlng to Navestnk In 1893. He Perpetual- Help'chtfrch where a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John! nd hl< wife made many friends In country 52 years. .. , Reimer of MlHtown, died of pneu-1 The Thimble club will meet next turn to the pulpit Sunday, June 2. Tuesday evening at the Methodist chool at Colt's Neok. Hen Harvey's Surviving are two sons, David, a high mass of requiem was celebrat- Wednesday at tlie. home of Olive tarsonage and the intermediate irebestra will provide; dance music ;h&t section and never gave up ed. Interment, under the direction monla Wednesday' ot last wee^l Miss Alice P. Kennedy placed heir Interest In the Navesink member of the Mjddletown town- Tbe child's mother is the former j Creyden, Marion street, with Mrs. flowers on the fpulplt last Sunday reparatory membership class met 'rom 9 to 1 o'clock. ' ihlp board of education, and Otto of the Posten tyrieral home, was in George White and Mrs; Wood as- 'huraday afternoon.'. The dance committee is headed ihurch, The .couple observes, their Mount Olivet cemetery. Edna Woodward of Leonardo. morning. . v golden wedding a few years ago. Schnoor; two daughters,'Miss Eliza- sisting. Mrs,.' F. W. Warner Is The board of trustees will meet Rev. John M. Long will preach iy George Illmtnsee, assisted by Mrs. McCabe, who was the widow chairman of this group. Upon leaving Naveslnk In 1921 jeth Schnoor, a teacher at'Mlddle- next Monday night at 8 o'clock. .unday at 11 a. m. on "Worms or oseph Crine, Earle Reed, Chief :own township high school and of John McCabe, fs' survived only iThe executive- board of the Wom- Wings" and at 7:30 p. m. on "Our "1111am Plllls, Roy PanleUP, , Oarr- .he rector and his wife returned to by 'a niece, Mrs. G. C. Brust of Eatontown Garbage an's Society" of Christian, Service MorristownMorristown. The followfng year he Miss Emma Schnoor, all of Belford. REFORMED American Heritage." Special music rett Thompson, William Rlordan Also three stepsons, Charles and Flushing, Long Island. • Collection Changes Will meet in the pastor's church 111.be provided at both services. and Charles Crine. , Refreshments founded St. Paul's Mission in, Mor- Study next Monday at 7.J0 p. m., Red Bank * ris Plains, now St. Paul's church, of William Schnoor of Belford, Elmer Starting June 1 the following will be served by members of tbe Schnoor of San Antonio, Texas, and DE TITO with Mrs. Albert Lauber presiding, Rev. Harvey F. Ammerman of 'remeh's auxiliary. The committee which' he became prlest-jn-charge. changes in districts and garbage .j; Dinner meeting of the Married Coytesville will be guest preacher He remained In active service, there wo stepdaughters, Mrs. Ella Mar- i Joseph DeVltOi M, of Bradley collections In the borough of Eat- Fail* Haven onslsta of Mrs; Illmensee . chalr- ihall of Hoboken and Miss Chrls- Couples Bible_class will take place next Sunday morning at 10:45 mn, Mrs. Ida Hunt, Mrs, Dorothy until 1980 when he retired. After Beach, brother,of Mrs. Josephine ontown will become effective: u •next Tuesday at 7 o'clock. o'clock, Sunday-school at 9:30. (The R«d Bank RegUtar can lie bought his retjrement he served several lna Schnoor of New York. Four. Colio of Rector plaqe, Red Bank, District 1, all streets^east of and' i Fair Haven at Mack'j mwe delivery Jescher, Mrs. Marjorlf Frohman, grandchildren also survive. .'..' The Sacrament of Holy Commijn- The Red Bank firemen will h61d jrviee, Piccolo's Fnir Haven' Market Mrs. Norma Cole-Hatcher, Mrs. Ed- 'ears as associate of St. Peter's died last Thursday at Fitkln hos- Including Neptune Highway, Mon- lon will be administered at the its annual memorial service in the ill R. C. Wnurth.) • . hurch, of which his family had pital. He was In the real estate days, garbage only; Thursdays,, ard Wllley and Mrs. Martha ERNIE VAN. 'morning worship SunSay, June 2:. church fellowship sanctuary at 7:30 L. William England, son,of Mr. Jescher. ',•-'- lean communicants many years. business at Bradley Beach. , garbage, ashes, cans and rubbish; Methodist, students' day," formerly p. m. Sunday. Michael Bergln is Surviving besides Mr*. Colio are district 2, all streets west of Nep-" y .Methodist, students'oay, loniienj y « ,. . ind Mrs. Lester H. England, is Funeral services were held .Fri- - -- .--ill u- «K ome on leave. from Newport, day afternoon at the Riverside Me- his wife, Mrs. Theresa DeMarco De- tune highway, Mondays, garbage,, ;,knowh as Children's day, will be ob- soloist, arid a firemen's chous.wlll Vlto; «ix children, Lieut. Col. Mich- ashes, cans and rubbish; Thurs- ^served Sunday, June 9. A special, render special music. _.hode Island. He has entertained Principal Speaks morial chapel at New York for LaMa'r Ernst at his home.- Mr. Man Asphyxiated ael T. DeVlto,'Dr. Anthony F. De- days, garbage only. " • ,*;• border of service will be prepared. Young People's club meet Tues- The Importance of/ mental hy- Ernie- Van, 67, a vaudeville actor, Imest is also stationed at New- who died list Wednesday at the Vlto, Miis Lillian C. DeVlto, Dom- Notices of the changes, together! iJThe minister's class Jn preparatory ; lowshlday eveninp roomg a.t 8 o'clock in'the fel- giene in'its relation to tbe school Inick j^OeVito and Mrs, Mary De- with rules and regulations, are 'jjnemberehip-will bo received into iort. In Hotel Roam Metropolitan hospital on Welfare Mrs. Henry Stadler is greatly im- hild was discussed liy Frank Weln- Tore, -Iftr of Brandley Beach,: and Ing given, all residents by the sa i"full membership of the church that HOLY TBINITY LUTHERAN ' leimer, Rumson high school prln- Elmer E. Emmons of Manasquan, Island, after a long Illness. Lieut. Alfred T. DeVlto, U. S. N., tatlon department of the borough.; iroved following her recent illness. Mr.. Van and his brother Joe, 70, ^Sunday. ... Red Bank ' pal at a meeting of the Mon- 73-year-old caretaker of the Jack^' Miss Barbara Blunt of Richmond, iouth County Public Health .urea Europe and America from foi : BAPTIST Sunday services, 9:45 a. m., Sun- 'lrginia, has returned to her home son hotel, Jackson street, High- day-school and adult Bible classes furses' club Thursday at Rumson,| lands, was found dead on the Soor 1897 to 1926 as a comedy-musical Red Bank rom a visit with Mr. and Mrs. high school. tfeam. For many years he lived Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crawford led by the pastor, Rev. Harold larvey Little, 3d, of Hagger's lane. of his bedroom In the hotel Mon- Hornberger, and 11 a. m., "The He spoke on the problems of tbe day after having been missing for n Fair Haven and was very active iwIM. present a special program at Mrs. Floyd Slckler has returned n the Players Boat club there. He Sural Church." rom two weeks' vacation in Flor- adolescent and said that In 1890 more than a day. An autopsy or- "Jthe opening session of the church there were 300,000 secondary school and his brother were on many pchool* Sunday morning at 9:45 A building committee has been ida. '" '. dered by the Prosecutor's office and ippointed to investigate the best Shrewsbury post of the American iuplls as. compared to the more performed by Dr. Julius'Toren, at vaudeville bills and they, were noted O'clock. Classes in Bible study will ban three million 111 1M0. Mr. for being ever" ready to entertain fpllbw. At the 11 o'clock service possible way of procuring a parson- region of Red Bank will conduct.a Marlboro state hospital, revealed MEMBM.'THI OW)K " * * * ' Of WE OOUMtl WU ige, either through the building of lervlce Memorial day morning at 10 Welnhelmer also spoke of the im- that the death was accidental the unfortunate. He was burled In the, message will be brought by portance of a strong link between Kenslco cemetery, Valhalla, New Rev^ Alfred W. Kurzawa, pastor of new one, or the purchasing of a •'clock In the borough memorial asphyxiation caused by carbon fytheSbcteeniki louse. >ark. Borough officials, members he public health nurses and the monoxide and carbon dioxide. A gas York. . First Baptist church of Warsaw, tome and the school, Plans were Poland. Rev. Kurzawa was a dele- The Ladies' Aid society will hold if the Ore company, civic brganiza- heater ln< the room had consumed , get-together party tonight In the ions and schopl children will meet lade for the annual dinner meeting all the oxygen, polices aid. MARIO 8. ISIDORI gate to the Baptist World Alliance, Monday, June it. ' Ours Is meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, when ohurch. Mrs. Martin Dougherty and •t the fire house at 9:30, according Mr, Emmons was employed two Mario Salvatore Isidori, 29, who Hitler invaded his country, fle has Mrs. Walter Grubb are In charge. :o instructions Issued by Fire Chief weeks ago by the. hotel's owner, made his home with fate lister, Mn. been unable to return to his parish, jeonard Mack. .Viola Schneider, who recently pur- Joseph Mlgllazza of 22 Brown p.lace, A Very his wife or eon, but he has .made PRESBYTERIAN The Shrewsbury River Yacht Birthday Party . chased- the property from the Otto d^ed Friday at the Navsl hospital" the most of his .enforced stay • Rumson, ' :lub, Inc., announces Its seasonal Miss Jean S. Anderson of Wilson Betz estate. Mr. Betz .was found at Sampson, New York, after a long in America, receiving degrees at' The prelude at the 11 o'clock Her- >pening with a formal dance at the avenue, Matawan, was feted at a dead of a heart attack last Feb- illness. Old Firm ^ Crosier Theological seminary and •ice will be "Cavatina" by Raff, clubhouse next Wednesday night, surprise party recently at her home ruary In the. same room of the He was a coxswain In the U. 8. Andover-Newton Theological school. >layed by Prof, Charle3 Gotschalk May 29. Dancing will .begin in observance of her birthday by hotel. Navy, in which he enlisted in Sep- 1 • Worden service came into being in' At present he is working for his jt the organ. The anthem will be iromptly at 9:30. her friends' and co-oworkers of Mr. Emmons Is survived by two tember, 1943, and participated in 1916, and ever since that date we doctor's degree at Columbia uni- "There.is a Land." by Wilson, sung The Shrewsbury River Yacht club Hanson-Van Winkle-Munrilng Co. sons, Lester E. Emmons of Detroit, the Normandy invasion. He was a. versity. Music, under the direc- by the choir. Rev. William Calvin wlllopen the season with a formal Refreshments were served on. a Michigan, and Lieut, Oliver Em- member of the Red Bank Benevo- have been earning ow present repn- tion of Frederick K. Ball, will In- Colby will have as his sermon topic dance Wednesday evening, May 26,. gaily decorated table and Miss An*-' mons of Atlantic Highlands, who is lent association. tion for competent, highly personal clude the organ prelude, "Melodic," 'Immeasurable Love." Mr. Got- in the clubhouse. Dancing begins defson was the reeelplent ot many with the Navy at Washlngto'n; (Surviving are his parents,.Mr. attention, rendered at a price within Bachmaninoff; anthem by the ichalk will play the "Fanfare" by at JAO'ioiq'lock.: > C : gi«|i:"'"'\]v"W"':-;rj'i -v -*h p. C; a%brother, William Emmqna and Mrs. Louis Isidori of Perth Am- the means of the family served. ,-, ..choir,- "Hark, Hark My Soul," .emmena as the postlude. ' . The Victory Mixed bowling league ' ! West. Belm-ar, and tWee^ sisters, boy; another sister, Mrs. John Those attendfrrf were Mrs. ire. Ada Williams of Trenton, Mrs; 1 Shelly, and duet, "Peace to This The beginner and primary depart will hold its annual banquet next Andrew, Mrs. Lucy Eckel and,' Frederick, Jr ., and a brother, Louis .. Sacred Dwelling," Smith, to be sung ments of the Sunday-school meet In Tuesday1 night at the Willowbrook. rence Lane of Freehold and Mrs, Isidori, Jr., of Perth Amboy, A high Misses Helen Lease, Mary Betcher, Jessie Skellengeer of Manasquan. mass of requiem waa held yester- by Miss Grace Belth and Eugene Bingham hall at 10 o'clock and the Pat McK»en, Lois .Thompson, Vio- M Intermediate department meets In Funeral services, under the di- day morning, in Holy Rosary agee^ -let Seal, Helen Ronson, Sue'Don- rection of the Posten funeral home church, PertrU" Amboy, and Inter- :he church' auditorium at the same Centerville • nell and Jennie Bsyszlo, Mrs. Eliz- At 7 p. m., the youth fellowship hour. Atlantic Highlands, will be in Old ment waa in the church cemetery. will meet In the church school room Mrs. Thomas silmkoa of Rarltan abeth D. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Tennent church this afternoon at for the weekly discussion. The The choir meets for rehearsal in the church auditorium at 7:30 Is teaching the primary grade In Franklin S. 'Anderson, Serena and 3 o'clock. Interment will be in the FRANCIS J. NEVILLE singspiration service will be held at he local school. Anders Anderson and George L. graveyard adjoining. / 7:30. A special program will bo Thursday evening. Any persons de- The funeral of Francis James siring to unite with the choir are Mr. and Mrs. Ira Coon, Jr., of 'con. presented by Mrs. Donald Crawford HARRY PAGE. , Neville, 74, of Headdens' Corner, ROBERT f. and Mrs. Elmer Cottrell in celebra- asked to contact Prof. Gotschalk. 'ennsylvania spent the week-end who died Sunday at Hill Top Nurs- tion of the 75tn anniversary of the rtth Mr. and Mrs, Ira Coon,> Sr. Hold Beach Party Harry Page, Sr., <7, of Cranford, ing home, was held yesterday mom- 60 CFRONT ST. Woman's American Baptist Foreign FIRST METHODIST Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gaccione The Sea Scout Ship Rarltan and a. horticulturist for many years, Ing at St. James church where a Mission society. Between 1871 a'nd Sea Bright' if Newark visited Mr. and Mrs. he Mariner Ship Seahorse of Key- erry Allocco Tuesday. . died last Thursday nifeht at his mass of requiem was celebrated by 1946 this society has sent out 724 Rev. Walter B. Williams .will iort held a beach party Friday eve- home, King's highway, Middle- Rev. James J. Duffy. Interment, missionaries to the ten overseas preach Sunday aL 10:45 a. m. on A shower was given Wednesday ing at the Keyport Yacht club in svening for Miss S. Mallnconlco at town, -after an Illness of several under the direction of the John E. Baptist mission fields. The pro- the theme, "Jeshurun Waxed Fat tonor of Miss Jeanne Travers, a months. Kunenal services were Day funeral home, was in Mount gram to be presented will be a dra- and Jiicked." Church school will he home of Miss Elizabeth Nunzl- member of the Seahorse, who Is Olivet cemetery. matic atory of the splendid and no- ito at Matawan. Miu Malinconlco held in Cranford. meet at 9:30 a, m., with Mrs. Elea- eavlng to make her residence at Born lnAibury Park, tbe son of Born at Jersey City, Mr. Neville ble service rendered by those who nor Lindsay, superintendent. .vlll become the bride of Thomas Daytona Beach, Florida. 2onticci Sunday, Julie 9, at St. Jo; Maj. Willis H. Page, the deceased was the ion of the late Mr. and have gone out as ambassadors of Young men's social hour is held Present were Mrs. Mildred Schu- Mrs. John Neville. He had lived In Christ. tfonday and Wednesday evenings at leph's church, Keyport. had been a resident of Cranford The Clayton Service chapter of macker, Mrs. Ada Belle Campbell, 30 years.. Formerly associated with this vicinity 40 years. His' wife was J:30 o'clock, and Scout troop 62 A teachers', meeting was called Misses Ruth E. Schmidt, Beverly the late Mary Mack Neville. Sur- ZJnoH wi kavi Urvtd wilt alwaft ckirtik m* the World Wide..guild will meet at meets Fridays at the same hour. Tuesday afternoon by Miss Mar- woolen manufacturers in Hones- the hfcme of Mary Schwcnzer, 36 ;uerite Truesdell, helping teacher of Ellery, Betty Longstreetj Carolyn dale, Pennsylvania, he retired from viving U a daughter, Mrs. John of a LamttfutIriluh, Amfitfu/mnJ Locust avenue, tomorrow night at Monmouth county. Among those Sackett, Joan Whltalter, Peggy the woolen business In 1931 and be- Moran, with whom. Mr. Neville had 7:30. The devotions will be led by ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL Heyer, Florla Mordecal, Adelaide lived in recent years, Belford ittendlng were Mrs/ William Den- gan growing-' gladioli commercial- Adelaide Taytor and White Cross ,ils, Mrs, Brewster, Mrs. Menhenha, Cramer, Carol Wharton and Jeanne ly. Exhibiting his flowers' In many ildtrati i* alt &l*ft. . work will be made. .. « Services next Sunday morning 3cha/ick, Herman Schumacker, CHARLES MOUNT * Mrs. Shlnkos, Mrs. Depreaux, Mrs. Covert Campbell, Frank ' Weber, shows, he had won 18 blue ribbons A White Cross meeting for all will be prayer and sermon conduct- Dougherty, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Em- In one season at the New York The funeral of Charles Mount, 76, women of the church will be held ed by Clayton S. Kuhn,-lay reader, Immy Brand, Harry Caulett, Rob- 17 Miller street, Highlands, who / ' ory, Mrs. Miller, Mlss-E. M. Larsen, irt Nelson, Joseph Casey, William , Botanical gardens. In recent years, in the church Monday night, May at 9:30 o'clock. Church school at 11 Miss Ruth Williams and Miss A. M. he was in charge of the Botanical died Monday at Hazard hospital, 27, at 7:30. Mrs.- Edith Worth Is o'clock. The brotherhood of St. Berth, William Compton, 'Robert was held- yesterday afternoon at the Brasch. Bedle, Arthur Krofchln, Edward gardens at Mlddletown township if fount Irlemoriai\sront9, chairman. Andrew meets Tuesday evenings at high schoe* Posten funeral home, Atlantic High- The Art club will meet in the 7:30 o'clock In the parish hall. lutton and Louis Bartholomew. lands. Harry Posten officiated. In- basement of the church Tuesday Navesink Surviving are his wife, Adelaide terment was In Bay View cemetery. J-ridtrit J\. -Adami,. ff/fr. night, May 28. at 7:30. Thosp Inter- METHODIST ' Maclntyre Page; two sons, Lieut. Born at Leonardvlllv^ni son of (The R«d Bank Rulittr can b« bought To Addrett Club John M. Page, USMS and Sgt. H.'ir. ested in the art of of! painting ate f Belford In Naveflnk at th« poitofflct an4 'roB John C. and Mary/Mark* Mount, 226 • welcome. Notices for Sunday, May 26: 8:30 WlUlam Keeihan) _ The Borough Community club of ry Rage, Jr., of 'the Cranford po- Mr. Mount had livid In this vicinity The annua.l church business meet a. m., church school; 10;45 a. rn,, About 28 members of Navesink Oceanport, which has 100 members/ . lice department. A sister, Mrs. all. his life. Surviving are two sons, 'Ing.and covered dish supper will be "Andrew, a Disciple of Christ"; Woman's Republican club spent an will have Horace.Wade, public re-' Ida La Freta, of Spring Lake, also Theodore and Alfred Mount of held In the church Wednesday 7:45 p. m., ninth annual memorisf njoyable day in New York city latlons director at Monirfouth Park,; survives. Highlands; a daughter, Mrs. Clara ' evening, May' 29, at 7 o'clock. All service of Mlddletown •township Mrs 'tiesday featured by dinner and and Edward j. Breansp, the g«n- Lewis., and a brother, William members of the church are invited department. Sermon by Rev. P. J. theater parties.. They made the iral manager, as guetv" speakers ANNUAL BRANCH MEETING Mount, of Orange. _to attend. Those who have no Myers,. "The Future Life"; 7:45 p. :rlp in a chartered Boro company text Monday night at 8 o'clock at The annual 'meeting of Middle- '.been asked are requested lo contac m.i .Wednesday,' mld-weok prayer u. the Portaupeck Are house. They town town township branch of the HOWARD HEIBEB Mn. Elltabeth Mageo, Mrs. Adi?l( service'.; 3:30 p. m., youth fellow Mi\ and Mrs, James Langenber- will speak principally about the Red Cross chapter will be held on The funeral of Howard Helser, "GODISLOVe Conover or Grace Bplth. The wom- ship and junior choir rehearsal.,' :er of Monmouth avenue* are plan- ew race track and what It means Monday morning at 10:80 o'clock at 72, husband of Margaret P. Helaer, J«BK en will bring a covered dish and tin ning to move to the new apart- to the community. A question per- branch " headquarters, Campbell's men will be asked for a donation of "Red Bank, who died Sunday ST. GEORGE'S "EPISCOPAL ment In the Jackaon building upon iod will follow Ur. Brennan's talk. Junction. Officers will be elected. night at Marlboro, was heM yester- Tfiere will be a program.of eatci its completion. Mr, Langenberger, 'he problems of polioing and God Ii Lovei His mercy, brightens talnment: " Uumson All the path In which we rove; Sunday acrvicei, 8 a. tn., Holy ivh BAPTIST ' ' N'6v.e mber.'...MriLi Wellington K$ri Leonardo borough hall, Mrs. Katherlne Elkus ' he,aV l» general chairman. Commit Bunduy-school, 0:45 a. tn,; sermon White, Democratic state commtt- ,. teej will work throughout the sum "Mlsulonnry Outreach" by ReV. Ell t«twoman, will be the, speaker, mer collecting and, making article wood S, Wolf, 11 o'clock; Junloi "This grief h crowned with contolation". for- the, booth's, • •• > Christian Endtmvor, 2:30 p, m. Expritiion of ' . .^ ' _ • • Bhakespeare • . • Baptlnt youth fellowship, 7 p, tn. True Remembrance C TlWt *BESBYTf:niA!f and sermon "Uncertain Ohflstlant, Thire'i consoling comfort In o Memorial designed by tn •$•;• . Atlantic Highlands 8 p, m. . • • No other aotf of a nonnsj *- Hex>6r your Family nam«. Making the finest of Morning prayer and sermon wll The final meotlng' or the R man'i Ufe-give* him more o'clock, with Rev. Donal Cross production ' group of • th'i complett soul attllttotlon , ..T.ontfrHertts hasten a tradition with our family since) j»l preaching on "Things than the _. 'the Xpvhi Cetitury. ' Greater iatlsfactlon at no higher cost church will be W«dn««daj of n»x. 1 ot.» Mtnv „. Can Do." The rauslo wl" week. This group has boon doing orial to hit .-, pnu who, ft;|iOiWHt:'«!»r,buillnesl ••, ^'V';!'",'" .•••.'•'r', " ' ., . „, the,chance) oholr. . ,. . production work for thirst thre Our ohapol wiUaccom- g Unfailing k telephonf oill.to our offloe,. • have gone oni Thu union evening services of tb and a half years,' fnodate any normal will bring % salesmen wt».. 1 Ittu'r'ielf&t .. a Methodist : jahd l'rosbyterlarf funornl attendance, Unt jlu tight ot'fallb nevir elm*'the, will, without any obllgatlori" ' kMrU of thai* *to I«I In the' F'! -show you' latdt design*.'\ . biar tbe QuIW jnarltso' *>. churches' will lie held in this ohurob BAY 8HOIIK IOSN the horn* ii" spa- tmilnit «f a loyiiijonor eternal M0NOMENT I run In airvlnit Iht 1b«r«tv*d at 8 olclock,. It will ba trie annun: ', E»«t K«an» cious, most famllln* tfiC""lii" ••rvinjr'the "VtYSHiti,

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A Fine for tficingor « «a]«H*] Each carton NEW contain* 4 or 5 solid MODERN tomatoe*. BAKERY DEPARTMENT GARDEN SPINACH aiarby farat Located li tie A*P Siper Market at Tender grm stalks O *Y 121 MijUTHSTv witscaipact beadt bunch X^ At Pearl St. Hear Carltoi Theatre, Red Bank Sweat and tender yonng peas In ihu Bakery Department you'll find tempting, delidotu - • California farms baked goo4* . . . piw, cake*, cookie*, bread*, Danuh' GREEN PEAS 2 25 pastry —• jurt everything yon need for every meal of the day. Every item backed by AAP't reputation for. qual* > Firm, eriaa, caipiet iuads Hy, freibne** and economy. Come ia today and you'll ' agree it pay* to torn to A&P for quality baked good*. NEW CABBAGE TABLE CELERY FRESH SCALLIONS LEMONS RADISHES LEMON APPLE PIE MERINGUE PIE GREEN PEPPERS A fivm'te .ach A real with iveryne! 45< treat each 59c prunes ^SSXSn vm-»\U Blueberry Pie . fe l e EGOS! '^-15c Figs in Syrup *.5« » Pineapple Pie . . 9 White yi|8|ar 12c Ann Page Ketchip c Qlder Wiegar 63c Safety Matches . Apple turnovers . . 7 » 3c Double Tfp Matches 3 *> 14t Twisted Crullers ii Rich mi Cntm COTTAGE CHEESE French Crullers . 3 10 Large, Fresh Grade A Large, Fresh Grade A 4 if Home Style Donuts 12 37 WHITE LEGHORN BROWN & WHITE lHi.lin\it»mmii' |b. Jelly Rolls . „ . -29 carton i carton French Crumb Cake - 24< Idoz.1480 Idoz. 48 Jelly Donuts • . 6 27 Baker's WBk Spaghetti Sace..at, *£*w CarniUon .J^Ttf* ^3Bf SpagkettiSancemut <°»r15e P.D.Q.^J^Synp u;'25c e ltM Kraft's "Ji'SW »W* BerkaVlgertMe '!-!: ^33o/ Lea&PerrlnsSaucei«*30t Mars Candy Bars 2^7c umiain •#%•%#»«•-•%A AM Morton's Salt^2ri5c Salted Peanuts—-» ^21c BOILED LOBSTERS lb65>

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Lester jtJp^nsSini are'jfadenti. from Belford here who will be graduated ne>t mouth• from Long' Branch ' high' school, Miss Lsytori will attend on road, UtMe Silver, ;»b- TOTILLERS-f RAZER TRA Mqnmouth Junior college, Mil* a divorce *roro Ihe.-fotjae'r CENTRAL FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Mm. Clsjrence Anderton fiefabn*. Cline wijf take'a position W tie ~, Evelyn pofllr of X«ns; ed her birthday Tburkday night At law offices of Applegate, Stevens,' . May 16 at JUnp, Nevada, PHONE KED BANK Ml. FOfter * RtUMllle, Red Bank, and Pe shlld, Joanne, will remain in her home with '* party of frieqdjb the custody of her' mother. .Mr.' Present Included M.r.andMra.L will be dinner guests this evening Mrs. John Garganoand ion John, of Mrs; C. V. Shropshire of Hudson Jr., and Mrs?. Henry Chiffard attend- avenue,- Red Bank, ed, the circus at Madison Square Walter B. Williams Is taking a Garden recently.' special course in, the school of bus- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Henschkel of iness administration at • Syracuse Pearl River, New York, spent the university, for a. master's degree. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. He Is one of 2,500 ex-servicemen at- Bachmeister, tending this university.' ' Buttonwooid-at-^rewsbuty Mrs. Carl Anderson has returned CARRYING * COMPLITrtlNI from a month's vacation with her husband, Chief Boatswain Carl An- Interne Saves Child • * OF * * \, •. derson of the Coast Guard. The JAMES 7. SMITH . Residential Park, with gaie-potted entrance from Syca- couple divided their time between By Surgery At Fitkin- more Avenue. Character ettabliahedJby exiatin; reiidencea. their summer home at Shelter Is- James BV' Smith, optician, has * IMPORTED and . DOMESTIC land, New York, and with Mrs. been honorably discharged from the •" Dr. Miles' S. Winder, Jr., resident' Clara Congdon of Connecticut. army after having served two andsurgeon at Fitkln hospital, stated • ' No exposed Wire«—underground street lighting, rear line * BEER • WINES and LIQUORS Mrs. Lena Sutherland and grand' one-half years in both the Europ- Monday that Carol Hueneke, four- electric service and underground telephone connection* to sites daughter Barbara spent ttie week- ean and ''Aslatlo theaters. He ear-old daughter of Mr; and Mrs. end with Mrs. Sutherland's ,|aug-h served with-the Third army In Eng- 'William Hueneke ' of. Campbell's in center oval. . •..•*•- ter Marjorie of .Washington, D. C. land, France and Germany. Follow- unction, was saved from death by 1 The Belford PTA has. announced ing V-E day 'he was sent to the itrangulation when a hospital in- Gas^-Water—Hydrants (tire protection)—Storm Sewers* that the summer roundup for chil Philippines and Japan. terne performed a tracheotomy as and DRY CELLARS. FELIX R.9ANTAN6ELO, PROP. drerrfwh'o will enter Belford school an emergency when the child's 101 10} SHREWSBURY AVE. ffifeM«f22l4 REP BANK. ,N-J. next year will start this week. Vac He Is resuming his optical prac- breathing had stopped. clnations will take place at the lce in connection with hler assocl- The interne was Dr. Thomas Building sites with 75' and 90' frontage. Restricted as to Health Center at Campbell's Junc- te, Dr. E. Trachtinan, at 3 ilton- Flanagan of New York, who has cost and character of building. tion May 28. mo'uth street., " > een with Fitkln the past year. He Mr. and Mrs.1 Albert Murphy are s a graduate of Syracuse univer- Further information obtainable from G. H. Nevius, Own- the parents of a son born Thursday Sea Bright lty. - at Monmcrtith'. Memorial hospital. The young girt was suffering from er. Tel; Red Bank 1633-J or C. F. Borden, Agency, Tel, F Mrs. Murphy li the former "Marian (Tie Red Bank .Register can be bought racheo bronchitis, a throat l.nfec- Bank 1661. . .*.._• Langford. . ' • . • •, In Sea Bright at toe Sea .Bright Cigar ;lon which occasionally causes a andbtallonery atore and at Morris Wjjla- Carol Finucari, daughter ot Mr.nan s). jlocked windpipe. The Interne ipened the windpipe and inserted and Mrs. John Finucan, celebrated- Mrs. George Shaglnaw and two her eighth birthday Tuesday with :hlldren left Tuesday night for metal tube to'restore breathing. i a party. Guests included' Patricia New Orleans, where they will boara and Jacqueline EcdeBton, Alex and l ship for Panama to join her bus- Mary Jane Slnllnikoff, Alan Allen, jand, 8gf. Shaglnaw at Fort Clay^ Jacqueline DeWitt, Stanley and Ion. ;* • , Helen 'Werner and Albert. Miller. Miss Sigrld-Nelson and Miss Mai Mrs. Thomas Wilson is a surgical Welch have returned from a visit patient at Monmouth Memorial '; Willlamsburg, Pennsylvania. hospital. ' ' , •. Mrs. Walter B. Williams will ad- Elwood Runyon is a. surgical pa- ress the Young Adult fellowship tient at the Hazard hosppital. t Embury Mlthbdlst- cbTirch Mon- OPEN FOR BUSINESS Miss Roberta Fields entertained iay. night at a meeting in the home the Ten Stitchers sewing club last of Mr. and Mrs. James- Taylor of Thursday night. Fox Hill/Little Silver. Word has been received that Ed- Geraldlne, 12-year-old daughter of ward Dennis, nephew of Mrs. Laura Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Welch -oi the VISIT OUR NEW STORE VLingo, has been discharged from Beach club, is a patient at Mon- We navy. He was last stationed at mouth Memorial hospital; wfaere- San Diego, California. ahe Is being treated for an infected Cheater Henry has returned home loot, resulting from a nail. after having been a surgical pa- .Jennie Keen* and Loretta Phil- \ 22 MONMOUTH STREET, tient three weeks at Monmouth lips were Sunday, dinner' guests at Memorial hospital.. the* MetHodlat parsonage. RIGHT OVER WALLPAPER The Monmouth unit, Belford Cecil Layton has resumed bis NEW JERSEY AND MANY OTHER SURFACES Women's Republican club,, has ad- ormer duties as Scoutmaster of vanced the-date of the next meet- rroop 62. . ing front Tuesday, June i, to.Tues- Abram TruaXf-who was Injured I- day, May .28; so that the meeting by a fall from one of the Howland will not conflict with primary elecs trucks recently, is home from Mon-. tion .day. The meeting will be held mouth Memorial hospital. in the afternoon at the Belford En- gine' company lire house. Final Mrs. Le'roy Layton and her sister- plans will be made f.or the organi- n-law, Mrs. Marvin Fowler, will be T0MPK1NS ICE CREAM CO. zation's trip to New York June 12. .Qitlated into the Long Branch . Mr. and Mra. Clarence AnderBon ihapter, Order of. Eastern -Star, at. NIMCLE WALL FINISH and Bradford Johnson attended :he June 3 meeting. '. . the birthday party of the Ander? The children's group which .has. § 1. OH COM COWW meet we* een meeting^ Thursdays with Mr»£ son's granddaughter, Miss Doris ...... BOROUGH Of RUM8ON . . ."• • I 7' pejasn, H"M walk ond all- Emily Stevens iri'charge lias dbr- 3. NO "MINtT" ODOR. Applegate of West Bejmar last - " ••- ' COUNTY OF MONM OUTH, NEW JBIISET ' ' ' .' fee* wellbeord, basement wolU. continued its sessions until fall. - - ' 2. AFrtllJ UKl KU8IC 4. WAJHI1 USIir ,esfe"I« ML week. Tht-follow!nr li an liitrart from • report oJ Audit prepared »nd lubmitted by J. S. T«unon, Regliteri'd Municipal Accountint, of Trtnton, V. J., ui la MITI Graduation exercise»'Sf the gram- lUbllihed In-accordance with the proviiiom ol R. S. 40H-!...... 3. Dim IN ONI NOUI Mrs. Caller of .Campbell's Junc- 7. lovtum couws MM mar school will be held Thursday Complete copy of thli report in on file with the Borough Cleric and may be In ipaeted by an; Intereated taxpayer durinf bulimia houra tion is lit at the home of Mr. andnight, June 13, in the Methodist LOUIE V. HAGUE. Mrs. John Lentz of Garfleld avenue. church. Rev. H. Fairfleld Butt, 3d, M.yor. KMI-TOM Kent-Ten* TRIMS ftASTIC PATCH Tommy Johnson, son of Mrs. Re- tttcitl tOLUR-KOATER •ector of St. George's church, Rum- Albert A. Kerr, A»l»woi 15 . Rtpolrs endt becca Johnson Is expected home ion, will be' the speaker. Borough Clerk. 'from Monmouth Memorial hospital Canaslldmlad B.lanca Sheet this week. 'William Johnson, son of Mr. and At At D«c. "»k«r 31, 1»« Mrs. Ernest Johnson received his Folio Emergency PAINT KITCHEN and BATHROOM WAUS .Mr. and Mrs, Chris Glannone honorable discharge Monday from Current Trust Capital Pension Relief Sewer have sold their home on Lee ave- Assets Total Account Account Account Account . Account District with SHERWI N-WIUMMS . he navy in which he had served II,452.S0 I 341.08 12,012.81 nue to a Hoboken family and will | |)| „„,; ; ;._ I 73,100.91 163,830.84 1111.40 11,101.11 make their permanent home in four years. He Is theThlrd of four a 10,500.00 10,000.00 . 600.00 sons who have ended their service InLted States Government securities ... 9,873.66 9,:S«.95 48.00 116.11 Florida, Taxes and assessments receivable „ 1,905.5* l,870.7« . 14.71 SEMI-LUSTRE in the armed forces. *" '" ' Municipal iiena - Seml-gltm finish (or kitch- Harold Wlllett, who has been ser- iously ill, ij slowly Improving. Nomination ^of officers will take Foreclosed municipal liens and property acquired 28.2H.t2 en ind bathroom waUtand Garrett LeRoy Rogers, infant son lace at a meeting tomorrow of In- deed : r_ •„_ 329.79 J7I.79 $1.15 .evenue accounts receivable .I.--;. ^ ,1,563.89 •II interior woodwork of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vv. Rogers lependent council, Sons and Daugh- .Urfund accounts receivable ; « ;_. :ers of Liberty. H Durable - waihtble/ of Fort Monmouth, was baptized leferred charges to future taxation . I7,»70.O0 Bonded Sunday in the Methodist church by A. new Kelvlnator refrigerator Not bonded 56,078.71 Rev. Paul J. Myers,. will be, disposed of tonight by Sea Mrs. Charles Shlndle of Main Bright post, American Legion. • 1,535.28 12.513.81 IMS.40 ti.7n.ti street has returned from a five-day Games were played and refresh- Liabilities KLARINS stay at Watertown, New York, ients were served alter the Re- ierial bonds -.; t 17.J70.OO where she attended the marriage jekah lodge meeting last Friday ther cash liabllllies 26 Monmouth St., Red 1945 budgat appropriation reserves Bank May M of her granddaughter, Miss Ight. Mra. Elizabeth Johnaon^and Overpaid taxes PHONE 3838 Betty Drake of Jersey City, to. Ar- Ira. Helma Johnson were In Interfund accounts payable thur Frezzo of Watertown. charge of refreshments. The. com- Improvement authorisations —- 50.0*2.16 IO.O4i.16 mittee for the. next meeting com- ash reserves DOK fund cajb reserve _ 1,016.00 1,015.CO SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS The Red Bank Register Is sup-prises Mrs. Andrea Madson and Reserve to pay pensions „ — - 2,612.31 12,612.81 ported by local as well as out-of- Mrs. Sarah Layton. Reserve to pay relief bills ~ 15 1115.40 town business men—Advertisement Lllliam Layton, Isobel Cline and Reserve for down payments on capital improvements 233.25 218.26 lafwred revenues .... Prepaid taxes : • 4.JJ1.04 4,190.11 I 49.11 eiervts for uncollacted taxei, asseisments, liens, property and other receivables 45,838.70 i;,ooo.s» 82.-8 zS.!18.92 8 12.01) lurplua 61,786.11 I.1I0.19 I1.6SS.28 8 191.406.16 12.512.81 I8U.40. U.7I7.J1 Total : :•--•-- »19».947.»8 ote: Interfund accounts eliminated In total column. Condensed Statement ol Revenues and Expenditures IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY •* lln Arenas with the soatterlr (fdo tt For Abe Yeir Ended December 31, 1945 147/110 Revenues realised i . • West Lincoln Avenue! tkenee . TOt ISABELLA HULL MITCHELL, (1) along the westerly side of Frank* Collection* of Hit taxes — -..:.- : MITCHELL HULL SMITH (also lln Avenue south 5 desraes 16' minutes Collections of delinquent taxes and tax* title lUns known as Mitchell Hull Mlalc Qrath). west 611 feet to the northerly, aide of KS, FOLKS Miscellaneous revenues anticipated .,.- --.- ANNIB H. WHITB. ISABELS H. property owned by the Board of Xdi> Miscellaneous revonuei n6t anticipated Proceeds of sale ot Mreclosed property - HALLOCK and MARGURETTE (MAH- oatlon of the Township of Ocesavj thence 1881,838.00 OUER1TA) HULL MITCHELL and (1) along the northerly line thereof Total Mver,ueVJR. , < ~ their heirs, devisees or personal rep- north PI degrees 12 minutes vert 106.s( ipendltures ana R«ierveii ~ resentatives, their or anr of their for. taking my word. I said in my ad last week that ..this was an opportunity you couldn't Operating expenditures, Including emergency feoti thence heirs, devisees, wecutprs, adminis- (S) north ( degrees II minutes eut Debt service .'. ,.^. • •'• •. - • trators, grantees, assigns or succes- 6 IS. as feet to an ansjle la said line I afford to nik*,.selling the entire Margolius Furniture Co. stock at ONE-HALF price, and, Local school .(axes •• - sors In right, title or < Interest; and thenfle ' •. t State and county taxes also ANNE M. M. K (A) C ORATK Total eaSkndttures and reserve! U) eontlnulnr alonr the euterly line (also known as Anns M. M. Smith) of property owned by MargsretU P. W, I'm glad you came in to-see for -yourself. Thanks,'tob, for those of you who were so kind Surplus from otwatlons for year : ^ and H. WILLIAM SMITH, individual- Harrison north 0 degrees 41 minutes Add: 1944 appropriation rnervta lapied ly and as trustees under a deed dated east 141.1 feet) thence . Intertund accounts collected .*..... November 24, 1911 and recorded on in waiting until I could get around-to taking care of you. I had hoped you'd come in to February 7, 1912 In the Monmouth (i) south 71 digress 41 minutes sail County Clerk's Office In H6ok 928 of 1*7.6 feet to the westerly side it Letsi Interfund advances Deads for said. County at page 68, Franklin Avenue and the point or plat*) see me, but 1 had.no idea there would be so many of you. • But you know now it was worth it. Increase In mrplui for year ROGER SHERMAN SMITH (also of BEGINNING, urplus December 81, 1944 known as Roger Sherman M (a) c Being all of lots numbered 111 «» U« Inclusive, at shown on a nap entitled- Liquid surplus December Si, 194S Oratb) and WILLIAM x. HALLOCK, JR., or, If they or any of them bs "Deal Manor,- developed by Ohas. C. Just two days to this spectacular sale left—Friday and Saturday, May 24th and 25th.' Addi.Non cash surplus.December 31, 1945 .... dead, their heirs, devisees or personal Sow, Ocean Township sub.dl»lslon W Surplus December 31, 1945 representatives, or their or sny of Block 20. Lot 4 and sub-dlvlslon of Same thing goes-reverything at ONE-HALF the original Margolius selling price.' Condense! Statement ol Revenues and Expenditures their heirs, devlssei, executors, ad- Block 17, Lot It of the Tax Mai of Sewer District Number One ministrators, grantees, asilg-nl or suc- Township of Oosan, Monnoutk Con»ty, > . Fci Ihe Year Ended December 31, IMS ' cessors In right, title or Interest! and Revenues! also JOHN M (A)C ORATK (also .•!?'/•'!• .or "F *' fa% iWi' *"* •- Here are a few of the many items you can still get: • '. • . Bower taxes collected ', .,...,,... ••.....••,•• title to, InUrestlv-or ensuabranee «IM Interest on deilniiuent iWer taiei ..-.".'v':.V..:^;.v.....i...... '.; on thee S4ld Isnili,, or snnyy parl^tKenoparltKenoCC - Amount' reollied from demolition of buildings , »W «M rsunlrsirsunlrsjj to'annrerr ssid.Wll»4rfidWll»rf. f '• Kitchen-stools, $1.00.; Children's.-rockers, $1.00; Children's upholstered as Anne M, M. Smith), said name ne- complaint, but "not otherwise,'' • -*<, Total revenue! ,.,j.,.. ;.!...... „.'....'.;. inc. (lolltlous, MRS. ROGER 8H*E- Datedi April.II, 114*. Deduct I ' , • , MAN SMITH • (also, known ss MM. HARRY SaHATFWL chairs, $1.50; Rug rugs, $1.00;'Bath rugs, 50c; Corner cabinets, $5.00; Operating and maintenance costs (Including prlnclpnl Rojer Hhsrman M(a)o Oratb), Illl Solicitor for Complat»s»t, nnd Interast on b'orvds of $1,878.HO) WILLIAM E. HALLOOK. JR. and 744 Broad Street, r . Increase In surplus for year .', , ».:H MRS. H. W1LUAM SMIT&, wives o( • Newark. New Jersey. . Oporatlng suriilui January 1, JD4J Occasional chairs, .$10.00; Table-lamps, $5.00; Hassocks, $2.50; 9x12 Con- Boner Shornrsn Smith (also known 1 Opcrstlnj surplus December 81, 1945 .y....,„..,., ai Roger Sherman M(a)e Qrath), . - NOTICE. •• T William B, Hallock, Jr. and H. Wli> Take notice that Oenevleve. fehwUh • goleum'type rugs, $6.00. . '. ''.*••' .' • ; . Summery of.RsdOmimndatlclu. Ham Smith, said names being flo- fwer and Janette Packard, trallnc >ai 1. Emergency relief vouchers should na apptnved by the governing bodr. Brookslde Inn, kave applied to the stut 'J S, All trmporary appropriations sKoulil be Included In tlm ndopted budlst In at lltleuil and alio JULIUS """ •nd CUBA LOUISE or and Countll of Shrewsbury Borodtli 1 least the ssma amount, .' . /or a pletiarr JssUII, Con.uiaptlqn W wife, and FORMAN T, _. i . Remember—Just two days left for the biggest selling, event in the county. Every . 3, Ordlnnncei creating" RPPronrlatlgni, with certain exception!, should not be asms .for'.vrenilsek situated at Br( adopted wlthour provision for « llow»i.P«ym»nl m renulred' by R, 0, 40il,U. - MoLKAN, his wife. By vlrtqe of an order of tjbe Court street,, Shrswiburjf, New Jsrssr.' item ONE-HALF.the original selling pri$e, THE ENTIRE SfOCK OP FURNITURE AND. 4, A iummary of.tnU report should be publlahtd as required by R, ti 40i4-2, «hnet» of Nsw Jiney. %isde on "*•'-""— '"• »«»,. ihould ^ •..'••.; •'.,', •' .' Csrtlftoste, • • ; tha-dajr.o/ tb« diti hereof In i »uts r I hsrsbyjsertlfy Ast.T have sujmlntd th« booksund ooords of the Borough whirsln Miroretta P, W. Harrison li HOUSE FURNISHINGS MUST GO./ •' . ' ' •: • - -. ••..,-.. sf Bumion, Coutny of Monniouth, for the yssr ending Detsmber 81, 1946, tout complainant »nd Isahella Bull Hltohell th« «x«mlnatl«n ,WJI mndf In »e«»r alrgumiMncn, Mdjn aeeordtneeordtnw with the riaulremsnti qulrtd' to iDptkr ttyi uiwer ththiblli l ot af tht DijUlili of tooiil'aovarnmint of ththe DipnrtmenDtmt t off TaxatioTti n «ndd FlnnnoeFl . •old eomBlilnint orlor bsforee ththr t-/utthsTtartlfr that.t h«vs rspnrteil or Boramented upon "anr ifrot, omlislo - „ (h '-,. NO11CE. V BED 1046. Ha» Theater Party Coifs Neck ^^r of t.Nw .. '•„'. _"v \lar-s. ,'* .-.-••=• *%> Jersey chapter, Rainbow division .Sir. fnd Mrs, John Cross are the Tetanwi, beid'Mts annual dinner parents of $. daughUr, Georftanna and theater party Monday night ROM, bom Friday at Fttkln hos- After dinner at Crystal Brook Inn, pital. Eatontown, the member, attended The Hilltop 4-H club of Colt's the'Cariton theater; * Neck met last week at the Halter- Attending were Hr«. Frank Ool- mann home. Lloyd ReynoMf,. Rob- and Tax Service din, Mri. Samuel Cogging, tin. Os- ert Haltermann and Charles Cro- * Have YoorU Done • A OOFYBIOHTEb born E. Harrison, Miss Agnes Kane, mer spoke,about their rabbit rais- BOOKKEEPING S1TSTEHI Mr*. Kerfgeth Weit, ltn, O. Harry ing 'project, • . J By Expert.. Sntoek, Hi*. , Wilbur Symington, The Ladies' Service league met Vrt, A. J. Patterson, Mrs. Jacob Monday at the home of. Mrs. Hes- CALL Bloom; Mrs. Joseph E. Fix, Jr., Mrs. ter Rlchtns. The. evening .was spent Reginald VanBrunt, Mrs. Charles working on missionary scrap books , WHITE: Glblin, Mrs. Tony Hunting, Mrs. for foreign lands. Present were Mrs. Arthurs.Mattery and Mr*. Edward Clarence Conover. Miss Betty Mat- LEONS Wm. E. Beaty Kaney. thewi, Miss Nan Bent, Mri.. Charles F. O. Bo* 168, Bod Bank, N. J. . The closed meeting of, the sea- Bills, Mrs. Edna Buck, Miss Carllyn 64-76 WHITE ST. Phone Bed Bank 2886 son will be held Monday night, June Sutphln, Mrs. Doris Tbacker, Mrs. lUfwtmui , 3, at the home of Mrs. Smoclc, 1M Dorothy Gunther, Mrs. Henry Mar- PHONE 2800 MERCHANTS TRUST CO. tlnZ-Mlss Prisdlla Martin and Miss - SECOND NATIONAL BANK Hance road, Fair Haven. 4. istaMished 19U '. A TRUST CO. Mabel Mitchell. . • Members of the Reformed church ' Port Monmouth who attended the "missionary meet- .Mr. end' Mrs. E. C. Beam, Mr. ing at Freehold were "Mrs. Clarence. and Mrs. Fred Beam, Mrs. Edward Conover, Mrs. Lester Rlcbens, Mrs. Brylt and Robert Beam- attended Henry'Martin, Miss Prtocllla Mar- SALE! the graduation of Mrs. E. C. Beam's tin and Mrs. Gladys Caverly. The niece, Miss Ruth E. Shannon, from flowers on the Memorial table were St. Barnabas Hospital School of given by Mrs. Sara Richer In mem- 500 FISHINGRODS and REELS Nursing last Thursday. A recep- ory of her husband. The Sunday- tion fallowed at' Mis. Shannon's school teachers will hold a> meeting FRESH and SALT WATER home at Belleville. . at the home of Mrs. Harold Gun- Perm - Ocean City - Pfueger Mr. and Mrs. George Btrumfels ther tomorrow evening. Plans will- are the parents of a son born Fri- be discussed pertaining to the Chil- day at Hazard hospital. dren's day program June «. Mr. and RUBBER BOOTS • Bobby Joseph C.ntanni, son of Gunther is in charge, SALE NOW Ladies' TUFF Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Centannt, party next Monday night In the and WADERS was .baptized by Rev. Robert T. Bul- Atlantic Grange will have a game Child's Pink IR^H LINEN SQUIDS man at St. Mary's church at New school. Mercerized Monmouth, Sunday. The sponsors Mr, and Mrs. Richard Clader en GOING ON LINES All Type. were Mrs. Ann Vivian and Morris tertalned Mrs. Lillian Percey over Rayon Panties Heifer, both of this place. ." , the week-end. Sizes 4 to 12. Half elastic Cotton Hose Mr. and Mrs. William 'Miller of 1 Fair Haven Lions waist, banded legs, reinforced Campbell avenue celebrated their crotch. Plastic Lamp K IS LIN'S 32d wedding anniversary Saturday. Meeting Tonight 39C Pair Boy Scout leader* of District * 11-15 East Front Street, . Red Bank held a round table meeting at the A dinner meeting of the Fair nre house last week, with Harold Haven Lions club will be held to- Shades Copeland,. chairman of the district, night at 7:15 o'clock in Willow- In charge. - brook restaurant. Members of the Newest styles, Mr. and Mre. John Gross and. son Red Bank Lions club will be guests. William of Newark were Sunday Fred E. Gregg will present the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles annual report of the-nominating FLOOR SANDING Quackenbush. committee. Election of officers will Boy's Cotton 59c t. $1.69 REFIN1SHING • WAXING . Seventeen, members of troop 88, be held next month and the new Ladies Boy Scouts, will attend, the Mon-officials will take office the Arst Inlaid Linoleum, Asphalt Tile Installed mouth Council Camporee to be held meeting in July. A $100 award will Brief Style at the. Norwood Country club at be given to a luck? winner tonight Rayon Slips West Long 'Branch Saturday and The money is being disposed of on WILLIAM H. MALLETT Sunday. The Mothers' auxiliary of the co-operative plan tor the benefit Shorts : of the Jamesburg home swimming the troop will meet at the lire house White, in sizes small, All Metal Flooring Contractor this afternoon. pool) ' . $1.47 114 BROAD ST., MATAWAN, N. J. medium, large. t cjSfzes 32 - iO. 9W. Hatawma M Estimate* Given Middletown Village . Wastebaskets • Values to $1.98 (Tbt B*d Bank KtgiiUr can b. bought Only J7C pair z In Hfililetown Villas;* at 1. 0. Knirht's Auction Sale Stot.) 1 The annual pre-school roundup -OF— 39c warn (or the children who are to enter Beer Coil Service Middletown school will be held Wednesday of next week at the HOUSEHOLD ODD tOT Qt KEW JEBSEY , Health center at Campbell's Junc- tion. Boys' Sanforized Marlpit ball, one of the historical GOODS Ladies'Cotton BEER COILS shrines of the couhty will be re- Aerosol Having sold our property, we will Sport Shirts GLEAMED • BEPAJBED • INSTALLED opened this afternoon at a tea to be given by the trustees of the Mon- sell at public auction, V* mile oO House Dresses Beer Vamps Sold and Exchanged mouth County Historical associa- Boute #4, beMtten Matawan and tion. The building was closed to D.D.T. Bombs FHOWE BTJMSON SB2. ' ' - the public during the war. Freehold, near Wlckatunk Post Office, at - MICHAEL FBIKOFA '' FAIB HAVEN, N. J. - Robert Beck, station master, Is $1.50 •237 enjoying a week's vacation.-, ..Mrs. William H. Reger Is spend- W1CKATUNK, N. i. $2.98 Values, to 3.98 ' ing this, week at Whltehouse. • i More, than J100 was cleared at Regular SM Value the rummage sale held last week at mi - ENROLL NOW - the Baptist chapel, with Mrs. John Tuesday, May 28 AMERICA'S NO. 1 DfDIVIDDAI. AND FAMILY OBOUF Rendrlckson in charge. •t 1 too o'clock Ik. foUswiafl TRIPLE DIPPED. 7 HOSPITAL EXPENSE FLAN. - M,la* Arity Jelliffe and her house- guest, Miss Joan Liecty of Califor- t pitc* llvlnf room wit*. ( plK. mipl* ladies Plastic SEND VOB CIBCULAB. .- nia, spent the week-end at West iMdroom IUIU. t pi«M b«Iroora mitt, I Point, New York. pl«. bedroom tulto, 14 Iron bed, .pring White Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Ta- and msttreM; 10 pl«« Swedith dlnlnx ROBERT J. MARVIN tum are on a fishing trip to Maine. room *ult«, WeitlnghoUw re(rlj«r»tor, Bib Aprons M, BUtewan, N. * Tel. Hatawan Ulss, Kay Maul of New Tork city br«tlcf»«t let, SxlO rag, »l«o .mallnr Enamelware was a-.week-end guest of Miss Joan ruga, map), rockeri, m.ple t&bl., studio BBAL ESTATE - DTSUBANGE Carey. couch, .Itctric Sln«tr ICWISE mubln., 89C each terns • Hornet • Counter Ufe - Fire - Auto • Accident The. Cub Scouts will meet tomor- Pblleo radio, china cltwet. electric vacuum 25c t> $1.09 Burglary - Etc. row night at the Baptist chapel. cltaner, wuhini machine, wardrobe, Estates The monthly program theme is mahocan; deik, floor and table lamps, With red trim. 'Kites." Motion ' pictures will be maple drop leaf table, fireplace mirror, shown. hall mirror, coniol. table, hall tree, hand The Middletown Township library painted pictures, hauoclc, plllowi, cur. committee met Monday at the home Ulnj, curtain .tretcher, a lot of canned of Miss Louise Hartshorne.' goodi, gat. l« tabre, and many other ar- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callamaras ticle* too nurnefouj to mention; al»o Bluestone are parents of a daughter born yes- bedspreads. "4 '' - , Mechanical Kiddies' SANDERS terday at Monmouth Memorial hos- Lawn mower, carpenter tools and other Porcelainware iital. The annual tne.eting of the Mtd-tools found on a hiffh dua poultry farm. Racers Seersucker WINES & LIQUORS dletown Township, branch of

MEN'S Assorted DIXIE BELLE LARGE BOX DECORATIONW English Style Chocolates Steel Wool GIN $3.09 Mh 30c ID. 100$ GBAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • MEN Ribbed Hose Kef. 50c Value for 0:\ }'•• $37.08 a Case • Straw Hats Bee. 10c Value' 9 Sport Skirts CHOC. COV. • Sport Coats Marshmallow Bars • Slacks , MEN'S AND BOVS' Golden Wedding . . Vs 3.43 •Sweaters Sneakers Peanut Bars Ladies' Carstairs . ."^ . . •%• 3.45 2 o 5c Spunlo Panties Seagram's 7 Crown, . %. 3.89 • Neckwear 91.521? Seagram's 5 Crown . X 3.46 92.10 59c All Sites Marshmallow Schenle/s Black Label Vs 3.86 FOR •^PsiH Cookies COtTAOE NEEDS 3 Feathers Reserve • . . .% 3.87 MEN & BOYS •Calvert Special . . % 3.46 ' Cameo Shirred Back BRIGHT Congqleum Mats Cottage Sets Calvert Reserve % 3.90 . GAY "tied, Blue, Green and Tan wW cushion dot with eholco of bluo or rod .trim. Pull thq Philadelphia .. % 3.86 Patterns. tape fora porfect,drape. • Swim Trunks SUndard JIH . % 3.39 STORE CLOSED Visit Our Curtain Dept. • Robes . Slw 80x54" All Day Thursday \» BELLOWS-PARTNERS CHOICE M: 30th 1 ;j3gplW ^ Jj BED BAftK BftHSTEB. MAY* 2& AtwaternGritton Nuptials First Methodist Church ^hnttiinf Science -f* • Reading Room~u dreri .• " 247 Broad St., Red.Bank •••",, MlddletowMlddletownn- townshiptownship- schools In, Church Edifice, September'WiiU be bibid at' Middle* V ' REV. ROGER J. SQUIRE, Pastor. m Broad Btrtet, . R#d Bank town TowrjaHIp Health Center,at Campbell's -Junction Tuesday and,. ••"• - MEMORIAL SUNDAY, HAY MUv W*. Tel. JUd Bank S4M-J. Wednesday ot next week. The'cen- 1 %OPEN DAILY ' ' ter will open' for examinations, at «Wki apilea' ^«t Henry B»nd.ri. A 11 A. M.—"Wise Forgetfulness." 9 30 a. m. * • ' , * to 4 P. Ml, Children who will attend Belford, JI O«W» -Tip S«UH, hu .pplini : ( P. BL—Service conducted by the Cr*ft Chorister*. M.yor »nd Council of Uie Bor Except Sundays and |>onardo, Falrview and Navesink* of Shrewiburr. for t Plenary r schools are.requested to come for CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! i •oniunptlen flnnse for premises' tiU Holidays examination Tuesday and pupils to Goodyear •ted mt Broad itteet, Bhrembuni M» Friday Evening*, ':M to'9:110 enter East -Keansburg, Port Moit- mouth, River Plaza, Llncroft and OM«Uom, If ur./shauld k* au p Tire* and Tube* '»"M>jl «Wr la wrltlis \» Ortraje Heie the Bible, the Works, of Middletown schbole, are to be ex- ,V»» Vliet, elirk of 8br«*ibar7 Borom Mary Baker Xddy. Discoverer and amined Wednesday. The«e eiiamlna- (Signed) , ' Founder of Chrl.tiin Schnce, and- BINBY 8ANDEE8, BULLDOZER WORK! all other authorlied Chdstlan Sci- tlon« .will be held under the direc- Garden Tools, tion of. the school physicians, school /ABTHUB BANBSOK. Home Builders get your lota cleared, cellar* dur »fui road- ence Literature may be read, bor- AHCB HASOALL. rowed, or purchased. - < - dentist, health'; officer and 'school way* cut before It I* too late--for the big rush Is about to start. Seat Covers The FuUie le Welcome nurses. IN CHANCERY OF NEW-JERSEY , WE SPECIALIZE Tools, Hornt Me' IJrht*. In this type of wiork; No trees are too large- or cellars too amall; TO >—FRANK UIUU1W,WI we handle'them as they come. Sodality Crowning Tojs, Dolls, Games, By virtue of an order of the i of Ch.nc.ry of the State of New <«, - • •.'..' '.'•.• ALSO' ' • • ,' • ----*-• sey, made on the Uth day of Mar, 1141 A-full Une of gravel fill dirt, top soil and manure. Christian Science Ceremony Sunday in a eauie wh.reln\Ade. DeLorent*" «..-•*• EQUIPMENT ' '....' •-. " Miss Helene Cassidy of East Ber- petitioner and you aie defendant, i Program* from gen place will be the crowner at the are hereto required to answer the pa. Of the latest make and of .the largest or smallest slw. Operators tltlon ,of .petitioner en or before the . "The Mother Church annuai crowning -ceremonies of the S of the finest quality. ' ~r Norman K. Freeman Uth day of July, 1»46. and In de/«** Th*" First. Church, of Christ, Children of Mary Sodality at St.. thereof, such decree will be rendered We are only too glad to. look at your.work and give you an Scientist. In Boston James chjirph Sunday evening. '- lit FIRST AVENUE, asralnst you as the Chancellor Ui.ll think estimate. ' ',. . . • • equitable and Juat. • •-»? EVERY SUNDAY Linda Lynch will be cfown bearer, and the attendants will be Judy.and ATLANTIC BIOHLANDS The object of aald suit is to obtain . ' .'*.. - CALL ••• •. • »••••• -decree of divorce- between salt' Jean Ward. Phone AtUntlc Highlands T«L petitioner and you. , WMCA 8.45 A.M. Others participating will be Miss- CaUd: May Uth, 1I4«. ea Dorothy Hoffman, Ann Mar- JOSEPH V; RIGGIO, Coast Contracting Co. Testimonials of healing given. - Solicitor (flu F.tltlonar, Musical selection* by chant, Mary Burke, Eugenia Iti Broadway, PHONES: soloist and organist of - O'Herni Mary X>owd, I3etty C».rton, Bayonne, flew J.raey. Anne Nolan, Alice Johnston, Mary. . The Mother Church Red Bank 2043-J. . Atlantic Highland* 70-J. 'Arnone, Mary Murphy and Mary, POR HIARINtt ^NOTICE. and Madeline Abbatamarco. AT ITS BlfT The Board of Education of tha Bar. 4Ttkei PeeVMICuK ough of Little SilVK Iw the County ef Ten DlKil>lMtH • Tkiee Monmoutb, N. 1. . -- COLT'S NECK CRASH. C«4m • SdeeHSt FIIU»| S.parst. s.al.d bids for th. branch., of Qen.nl Construction Work, Steel "*. ' Miss Carolyn ,Ryder Atwater, John W. Prltchard of Mansfield, Cars driven by. Wallace *Mer- Again5 daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Leon- Massachusetts! was best man. A te- .cready of Keypbrt and Clarence TELEX Vutltatlni Work and Electric Work'for,' ard Atwater and the late Mr! At- Thompson of Trenton collided an addition to the Grade School at Little TERMITES ception followed at the home of the SllTer, N, J., -will be receiv.d ky the water of Rumson place, and Ken- bride's mother. Mrs. Atwater chose Tuesday at the Intersection of Hearing Consultant District Clerk at th. offic of the Board At Work neth Derald Critton, son of the, a powder blue crepe dress with a Highway 34 and the Tinton Falls of Educallonoin the Llttl. Silver Schoel late Gabriel Merland Critton of Co- corsage of white orchids. and Freehold road at Colt's Neck* loc.ud at M.rkham Flan (oH Branch If you hove the lent iuipkle* «*" avenua). Little Silver. N. i. until I f •termHei, let ui moie e Klentlfc l» lumbus, Ohio* were married Satur- The couple are on a wedding trip Mercready suffered a scalp lacer- HARRY FRIEDMAN M. Oarli(ht> Savlna: Time l» the e»en- ' day afteroon at .the home of the ipedlonHidf will- shew their •«»• to Focono Manor, Pennsylvania, atiop. State police from Howell in- Ins of Monday, Juna 3rd, litt. and bride's mother.-The ceremony was vestigated and- issued' summonses then jit laid Board of-Education «Ace Every Saturday; 9 to Closing ''• e'»oti»r obienc* with certainly. .and will'reside at Hunting, West 40 McLaren St., " libliciy' opened and read aloud. Co». performed by Rev. Roger J. Squire, Virginia.. The bride wore a toagt- to both drivers to appear tonight """ (Starting May 24) ., pastojof the Red Bank Methodist itructlon Authorlced Under VHF-1, Pro. ANTIMITE brown gabardine suit with white before Recorder -Donald. McCue. Red Bank •et Serial £2-4-«0I-d.ted May I, church, Aid'nuptial music was fur- accessories and a corsage of white nished by • William , .Crawford, The instructions to bidders, fora in Dance to the Enchanting Music of ENGINEERING CO. orchids as her traveling costume. CAB STOLEN. pianist*. ' '- Phone Red Bank 1762 id, form of contract, plans and eptci*, H.Lynn wood Minton 0 •' The bride was graduated from A 1940 Ford coupe owned by the ie.tlon., forTni of bid and perform- The bride was given in marriage Red Bank high school and Mount Standard Roofing company of Long; c. bond, may be examined at the of. *Max Lewis' (at the Pi^no-Solovoxi SEND FOR FREE HEARING e. of Tl.raon f* HacWIlllam, Archl- .Fair Haven, N. i. by her mother. The bride's gown Hplyoke college. She has been a Branch was s(olen.last night at BOOKS. :U. 2(0 Hob.rt stre.t. P.rth Amboy. And His Trio Phone **M F>"ik 760 • was white- satin designed with a 'laboratory technician at the Clini- Eatontown and hagnot yet been . J. and copies thereof obtained from marquisette yoke neckline. She had cal laboratory, Asbury Park. recovered. la said Architects upon psyment of At Dinner—-Delicious Charcoal Broils a tiara of lilies of the valley In her $25.00 for och set of construction doe hair ana carried a bouquet of the um.nti. Any bidder upon returning such Our Specialty"- • The bridegroom served for thi ee set promptly and in good condition will same flower. | years with the Signal Corps over- i refunded his payment and any nor- No Cover. No Minimum. Miss Jane Elsie Estes of Atjanta, seas and recently received his dls- idder upon i- returning auch set will ' Georgia, was maid of honor.' Her I charge." He attended the Univeis- • refund.d 112.50. A minimum chargt >f 12.00 will be exact.d of any contrae* gown was 'white marquisette and I ity of Michigan and is claim ad- tor r.gulrlng document to be mailed. she carried a bouquet and- wore, a juster, for (the. fire adjustment bu- Flans will be available on and attar tiara of orchid pansies. , - > reau at Huntington. . , Decoration Day lursday, May II, 1141. The Board of Education of the Ber- oufh of Little Sllv.r in the County of

• ••••• •'. 4onmoulli, N. J.. reaarv.a the right te> waive anr Informalities In oi to rtieet Engaged Helene Ostrov ', ly or all bids,' Each bldd.r muat d.poalt with hi* kid Watch For The Opening-.'• Is Graduate Nurse .curity In an amount of not l.sa tkan '••••••. ' e • Miss Helene Ostrov, daughter of Geraniums - Cut Flowers IT. p.r centum (6%) of the baae bid n th. form and subject to the can- Mr. and Mrs. William. Ostrov of lltlons provided in the Instructions to — of the — , -.- • ' William street, was graduated last Iddcr.. , week from the Beth Israel hospital, and No bidder msy withdraw his bid with- thlrty .(30) daya after tb. actual School' of Nursing at Newark. She Potted Plants it. of the opening ther.of. will cpntinue to. reside at Newark, By ordtr of The Board of Education where Bhe plans to take post-grad- >f th. Borough of Little Silrer, In the osal Forms in the manndr desifnated, Slmpkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ind required br Speeinc.tloni, must be Simpkins of Waverly place. The melos^ in ..aied e'nvelopea kesring tka name and address of bidder,'name of wedding will take place August 21. road on outalde, addreas.'toi .Howard CASUAL DRESSES , ' i. Mr.. Simpkfris was recently dis- W: Boh.rU, Townahlp Clerk. Middle*' charged from the army, and is,em- town, N. J., and accompanied by a cer- tiled chick for not leaa than 10% of ployed'by the'Boro Bus company. Make Sunday A Day th. amount hid. , The Townahlp Committee ruerfel LOOK FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT IN NEXT WEEK'S^ .' th. right to reject any or all bids. i Shower Guest HOWARD "W. ROBEaUS,' ISSUE.OF RED.BANK REGISTER. ' ^ I Miss Harriet Dwyer and Miss Townahip Clerk,' I Dorothy Loversidge gave a sho.wcr Of Rest For Mother, Too! ORDINArlcE. ' . ; Friday at the home of Mrs. Charles AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OUI- Dw.yer for Miss Doris Rice. Gifts NANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE were placed beneath a white um- REGOLATINO THE SALB AhjDTUN. ITFACTURE OF ALCOHOUC BEYEJl- brella. . >•<• AGES WITHIN THE BOROUGHl OF Attending .were Mrs. Martin Gig- , '"•'"". * *.*.; • , ... .'"• RED BANK. AND FIXING PENAL-

ler, Mrs. Mary Dwyer.Mrs. Mich- n " 1 . • - . .'.'•. TIES FOR VIOLATION THEREOf." BE IT ORDAINED, by* the M.rorand ael J. .Hynan, Mrs. Frank Gigler, Council of tha Borough of Btd Bank I •(.- \John Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Section 1. That section I of .tj ordl- lirles Dwyer, Mrs. Louis Rice, .anca entitled, "An Ordinance Begalat* ,Mrs. J_ames H. Anderson, Mrs. Har- Ing the Sals and Manufacture of Al- •> SUNDAY DINNER AT coholic Bev.ragea Within the Borongk ry. Rice, Mfs. John Anderson, Jr., of Red Bank and Fixing PenaltlM for and'Misses Shirley Anderson, Lor- Violation Thereof," adopted December I, raine'Gigler,- Monica, Veronica and •14, aa amand.d, be amended so>S to fcernadetteEirtmons, Joyce EsteU= read sa followsi I and Ruth Dwyer.^ _•.'''. I Llc.nse tea for Plenary Ketall (Don- sumption License, permitting sales iRTer Hotel Molly Pitcher bars or it tables and In original Mali* ' PARTT FOB MlSs KELLENYI. ag» for ron.umptloa .Is.wh.r. ahsu M ' '•. • • *' I75O.0O per y.ar. *, Mrs. Richard Sculthorpe of . Section 1. That aactlon 4,pf tke skoTO •Batontown, gave ^a. "miscellaneous mentioned ordinance be' ara.nd.d I* aa shower Tuesday-Knight for Miss RetHBank to read as follows: - . > 4. License fe. for Plenary HetalllBI.- Mltil Kellenyi • of • Eatontown. trlbutlon : License, permitting salesj I* Guests, were Mrs! Robert Alfniack, original paclcnfe. for consumption, ibe- Mrsi .Francis Dolan, Mfs. Audrey where Wit-not on the promisee shall h» Callaghan, Mrs. Thomas Kuntz, IS A TREAT FOR EVERY MEMBER im.00 per. yiar. , . Section I, This ordln.nce aaall take Mrs. Eugene ViereSjk, Mrs. A. De- afleet upon its passage and publle»Uo» a.t 243 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank , Gano, "Mrs. CfiAter. Smith and OF THE FAMILY. « according to law. i Misses Patricia.Kellenyi/ Ella Con- PUBLIC NdTlCE / Way and Jeanette ConWiy, The above ordinance was Introejastfl and passed' first reading at a re m|tr **** START MEMORIAL SUNDAY.... muting of tha Mayor and Couhl 1 of under management of Jimmje and Joe Bossone the Borough of. Bed Bank held on Mon- day, May I, 1(4«, stud will oome aft lor II AND ENJOY, TjilS LUXURY WltH- final .-consideration . and passage ; » •«. regular me.tim of laid gov.n.lnar «djr< OUT EXTRAyAGA^CE. ^ to be held on Monday, June Ird. : 141. ' SPECIALIZING IN ••r8i»o*PrM.r»t*tin'O«uiieii ohi •" -••— Farm and Garclen In the Borough Hall, Monmouth Bad Bank, New Jersey, sit whloh ,tlnw ( •and plaiev all penom desltlng to sa MEATS - CROCERIES Quality . Full Course Diiuier r$l«5U hand thereon wl|l b. given full t)nor> SEED Borough C|trk. Menmtuth Csunty Surrofate'a OsirW, •-* .In th< taaVtsr of the istata 'of Lastlt From ' It, Jaudr, d.ress.d. Notice to eretfUl ' 1 te prsunt alslmi sgalnit .atste. ,\v FRUITS - VEGETABLES h ,. Funuint to th. order of Dormsn'K) Woodruff'f, Burpee'i, fiddln, lurroftts) o/.th« County oflf jnovth, .Mads on th* twenty-nlntKl FerryMorie's^ Built'*,., et\yt\\nut, on tha application, Bvtrilt •ointori, sola exeeutor ej Landreth'i Seed Co. Hotiil Molly Pitchei* estate of LasWa at. Jaudy, dieia* We Have BUTTER At Ceiling Price ties'is hereby. *ly,n to fh. «nd|l Hid dieaaiid to aihlblt toMh lejlbtr, lolt. exeoutof >i sforeii • fp .Oyerlqoking the picturesque* _;.•.•, ' dtVl and denandi.aulnit tUt u UUi Wdir osthi, Mtt n six wn •' '.':'• ii. ..NorthShrewsbury River- ... * jrditt (lit dfttt or'the iforijisJ UlMMH agaJnU th* ' -,vy.p wun to tnanK all our patroni, old and'new, ror makinj| tn« . .'1;. • •/•• BiqAwpB/ RED BANK BETTER, MAY 28, Paste Efaran,

Bverett Oliver of Port Monmouth gave severs} selections dn the piano. Servicemen attending were S/SgV for closing activities of the 3| war* few visit* mad* Jn Claire Menial, S/Sgt Frank Eaugb* •venlng group of the Red Bank April tar ttw Mtddlstown t&wnsbip lln, Mlllard Wailing. FranoU-Wall- Woman'i club were made Monday, iuWi« hialth. astoclatlon, It »u Ing, Russell Ackerion, Melvin Lo- at the clubhouse. The annual sum- »v»«I*4 in the monthly report suii- shen, Harvey Walling, « Rlemer mer dance will' be held Friday'of mjltsd by JCathrjm B. Cooper, »u- Leuth, Jay Baker, RlohardjjWalker, neitt.-week. at the Molly Pitcher psrvlsor. Edward' Monahan, Ira Ratbbon*, hots£ arid the final meeting and In- BsdsUU pstitnU accounted tor J. Carlton Cherry, James Neiqin- stillation of officers will take place Washable Cottons U7 vlilta for medical attentloa; 298 ger, Hudson' D. Carhart,'Harry Monday, June 8. , . .-. for commujiicAle disease*; 17 (or Cowles, Ralph Richards, Sohald put | ebrpnia «•*•*, and 38 maternity Beer*, Thomas Cowles, Charles Cur- Mrs. H. Dalton Hall, dance chair- your • mi- man, will be assisted by M". Edgar "chine in first-class i li TherTh e were '61618 healthlth super- Us, Stephen D. Lambertson, Jr., V. Denlse, Mrs. Edward Rathbun, 49c to *1.59 per yard vision viiltt a*d*,. which included Howard Woolley and Harold Wool- Mrs. Eugene .Vlcenzi, Mrs. Richard Reasonable charges. ] 11 to infant*, ISO to, preschool, 818 ley. Cotton Prints, Dotted Swiss, Novelty Weaves, Poplins; Span Rayon lushed in advance. Clapp, Mrs. James Patton, Mrs. - 'J*4 to iohool children, 1*8 to adults and Cpl. John F. Wflgand, Jr., who Charles Edelmann and Mrs. 'Stan- .smd,-Cotton Prints, Gabardines, SUp-Cover.andDrapery Materials, Dine in geiftral activities. Five vis- ' ibaden, Ger- its were wade to patient* pu ley A. Gilbert • • etc. AH are ln$Iuded In our One assortment of cottons by-the-yard been pr'oBteted to ser- Mrs. Vincent C. Rldeout Is chair-- for many purposes. • ' •'',.'.',' ' from the different Institutions geant ••• • . •. • v four to patients iron th« state hos- man of the final meeting which will SINGER i Quality. pital. Twenty-eight visit* were Mrs. Sophia Stutz, Mrs, William be a buffet supper. . ;% ' Call or write for. our salesman to come and show you these and mad* to tuberculosis patients and Bitterman and daughter Edna-Kay our other quality fabrics, AH Items shown are right In itcxk, and Marine Hardware thslr contacts, and Mrsi. Lawrence Arnold of Mid* WATER SAFETY SHOW delivery can be made as soon, as you wish, • ... Sewing Center: DurlBf the month four clinic* dletpwn, Pennsylvania, spent a few Howard .Rowland, chairman, wa- Have your craft ship* 'were held at the oenter. Included day* with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me- ier safety gt the Red Cross chapter, v 43 Monmouth Street were one baby conference, one pre- Cleaater. Mrs. .8tutz° la remaining announced t&day that a life-saving FAMIG FAIR shape witk the Uteit natal clinic, (our venereal disease for a visit with the family. and water safety showowith« dem- marine, fitting*. Our clinic* and two' mental hygiene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brennen, onstration of strangle, holds, apr ' "The 3hop-at-Honie Fabric Service" ° Red Bank . cllnfc*. . ' ' a ' - *' who have been making their, home proaches, carries, comedy acts, etc., BED BANK, N. J. hardware itemi, con* with relatives at Keyport, have re- will be given at the Asbury Park Phone R. B. 3806 The nuts**- traveled 3,770 miles In turned to Neptune City, where they natatorlum Saturday at is p. m. Ad- TeL. B. B. P. O. Sox 802/ trolt, running lights covering their duties. mission is free. A summer round-up Is planned, formerly lived. and all Mirtical acces- /or next Tuesday and Wednesday sories are built to at the center. The schools and the Parent, Teacher association have withstand rigorous been notified so that families bav wear, from water or lnf children ready for' school next weather. fall may be contacted. Hazlet Jlr*. Jeannette Everdell and Mrs. Albert Wuestefeld represented the Haslet Parent-Teacher association at the Monmouth County Dental Program committee meeting at Red Jersey Marine Co. > TelTl. 3311 Red Bank Bank Wednesday evening. 45 Broad Street Phone Red Bank 3262-3 Open Dally, S A. H, to a P.M. Saturdays,» A. M. - tie.M. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Sproul . •*. ' Sundays, » AM. - 1 P. M. " and children, Bonny Lea and twins, Alden and Arden of Croton Falls, New T6x;k, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mri. Frank P. Sproul. Mr. Bproul Is now connected-with the Empire Air Lines aa chief pilot, OUR STORE IS LOCATED AT at LaQuardla Field. Mr*. Daniel B. Weigand, Mr*. Pet- er.O. Weigand, Jr.r and Mrs. Er- 5 EAST WE DELIVER nest E. Feieux bad dinner at the FRONT St. PHONE LaQuardla Air Field Saturday and FOOT OF visited friend* In Woodhaven and BROAD ST., RED BANK Lynbrook. RED BANK The pupil* of the fifth, sixth, 2733 y seventh and eighth grades and George L. Glaeeey teachers went on a bus trip to and West Point and Bear Mountain Harold B. Perry, Tuesday. ' .Prop*. Cloverlesf troop 25 and Haslet Fresh Fruit Oirl Scout and Brownie troop IS will hold a Court of Awards In the Haslet Ore house Friday evening. and Mr. and Mrs. James Cadoo, Jr., of Keyport, who purchased the Thomas G. Cowle* eitate on Beth- Vegetable OBADE A FANCY SWEET GOLDEN NIP. any road, recently moved Into their new home after making a number of Improvements. Miss Dora E. SPECIALS PEAS Orange Thorne has moved from the Cowlee Tomato Juice house into the John' 8.' VanMater Juice bouse, which has been remodeled. CANS NO. 2 CAN Mm, William Barnes was hostess 19 FULL PODDED , 2 to the a. G. 8ewlng club. Present 3 were Mrs. Theodore O. Bailey, Mrs. 8HOBSTBINO SUN8WEET Roland Simmons, Mrs. James Nel- SILVEB NIP dtoger, Mrs. Cyrus ROM, Mrs. Lll- Lima Beans lie Bugbson and Mre. H. L. Ben- Prune nett . Grapefruit Juice BEETS Joan Emmons recently celebrated I her 14th birthday With *- P>rty at Juice her home. Attending were Eileen CANS FULLQT. Anderson, Francis Artelll, Marie 1*33 2 3 - 20' FOR Miele, Carolyn Peseux. Sally Crow- FANCY JUMBO eU," Betsy CahUl, Audrey Tates, Eli- CONQtTEBOB nor Babrenburg, Barbara Lehan, HARD RIPE Barbara. Newlln, Jackie Oeots, ANCHOVIES Peanut Ham Lehan, William Sbellbrlck, Pork & Beans .\ininni\um Frank Hertle, Patty Emmons, Gene Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. George Tomatoes Butter Emmons. ' . l-LB. JAR 39 CUT FLOWERS • POTTED PLANTS MM, Theodore G. Bailey was host- 2 29< i-20* is to the Crescent, club at her horn* Thursday evening. The mem- BEADY TW EAT • WREATHS bers later- playsd sHuflleboard at Calvary Baptist.church. • PLANT ARRANGEMENTS Mrs. Frank McCleaiter Is a pa- tient at Mownouth Memorial hos- pital. FRESH STRINGLESS POPCORN 19 The Man's Bible class,of St. We Deliver and Plant at All Local 1 John , church gave a turkey din- EXTRA LABGE CAN ner in honor of the servicemen of Cemeteries. Phone. Us. the church Tuesday evening. Rev. Green Beans Nornun RIley»wes toastmaster and HYORADE DINNER ' Rev. Robert Johnson of the Shrews- Macaroni & Cheese 1*35' FITTED SWEET 3 CALIFORNIA Black Mf-, We Are Happy To PEAS GREEN Cherries HP esf GOLD DUST 29' FULL FOUND CLEANSER - • ' '' rs* '•' * ' I Peas e Announce CUT OBEEN BLUEBERRIES 3 •• 19 Jeans C OUR APPOINTMENT AS Artichokes 43 BOSCUX FOBDHOOE Tea 48 Li mas 44' APRICOTS Bags PER PKG. 39

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BED BANK EBGISTEE, MAY 23/1946, Bucs WORTS REGISTER mimertime By *OM BUT Herbert .Cox, secretary ot light. l ning.FleeJ 70, h.a> /called & joint * ".^uj )nt;'''ic." boats in the-sumoier MA meetjng «>f that fleet and'Pair Ha.v- In TridMular time is what took^ilaee last Friday THE PUTTING GREEN. *n Fleet 11, which b scheduled to when Thomas,Irving Brown, presi- Th» Red Bank T^ Red Bank's track +—r ' dent of the North Shrewsbury lee W« followed Ben Taalto, Fort Menmouth country club pro, for four be held at,the Monmouth Boat club to Long Branch Sunday, u, next Tuesday evening at S o'clock. down their first win of the.seasQn Boat and 7acht club, sent his Schuker's Team and banded th, Schmidt X U., * tales the" other day as he «t> playing a friendly match with Joe Qhezzi. All owners and skippers of light- yesterday as they copped a trian- check 'to George Ruppert, owner 'of We wondered lf.it '7. true what they .ay" and found out that it most to Hold Services the fast Class A yachts "Brrate" an IX to t pasting, as Johnnie.! ning., whether or not members of gular meet from Neptune «nd In Third Place hurled his mates to-a^rte tj clrtidnly i. THe gentleman can really belt the white pill and he other- either fleet, an Jnvifed and urged Leonardo at the local athletic field, The Leonardo Field club will ob- and- "Eskimo," purchasing these &£MP«ved the capable shptm.ker hi. friend, insist hi>i. On the tough serve Memorial day next Thursday two speedy craft. „' Jsterlng ten strikeouts. to attend. Sailing and ruing activ- even though tba Neptune men Although the Schmidt men i sixth hole at Monmouth, Yasko's second was pulled .lightly and wound ities for lightnings on the North managed to ease out six firsts to with ceremonies at the monument With the acquisition of theIn State Tourney up'stuck in the mud that used to be a pond. An impossible lie confront- in front of the elub, including the "Pirate." and "Eskimo" it gives Mr. Shrewsbury will be discussed. the Buccaneers' five.. With one more wefk-cnd to go in to ed Ban but a Waster and a little wrist action had the ball sitting up Cox has stated he hopes that placing of wreaths. Brown .ownership 'of four Class -A 7 within five feet of the cup for him t'o sink his par four. • GhezdfWho had The score was Red Bank 49 24, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael H. boats, the others being the "Seythe 20th annual' state bowling trouble.. In the seventh ihnfnr more than 3Q such boats will be Ifeptun* 48 Sri and' Leonardo tournament, Schuckert Roofers of was in 'serious difficulty s' rammed home a long putt for a four, just moaned... Among the first sailing and racing this season. Callaban and Rev. Elwood Wolfe When" and "Phantom," In addition locate to play over-the "recently opened Foragate Farms course, was Rev. 2T 1-6. will offer prayers during the serv- to these four-craft, Mr. Brown has Red Bank made a strong bid for " off wlttt'a-.slpgle'i HWtart & Craig and'his Choir members, Charlie Wa£del, knkta It was •weetmusio to'the ears ices, and Lieut. Comdr. William owned.the formed "Wizard," a one blg~h honors with a 2951 score, giv- cella and, Penta Brunt and Bill Boblnson They toured the layout twice ...Jack Mo- Eatontown League of Bus Coaches Clement Jablonsky Robinson, commanding officer of time Class A pennant winner; the ing them third place behind the sacks occupiedt, hehe' tipped Galllard -won the sweepstakes at Old Orchard Sunday with a 7W-W. and Willard Browning to have Ed- the naval barracks at Earle, will Class A yacht" "Now Then," de- Romeo's Service Station of Atlantic outs to Kaell and Maceloll anu d Aea His father, B. ,P. McGalliard, tied poc Joel Zeldman for second place die Jones garner tab polntsby bak- speak. A firing 'squad of marines signed and built for Mr. Brown by Highlands and an Orange Bvesome. Madison grounded out. ~ ' . with an 88-18-70. The doc had ttflMO. Tony SJavage had a rough Has Third Dinner ing firsts in the shot put and*dis- \Vill fire the salute and taps will be h'is brother-in-law, Harry Clay; the Wes Crozier and Paul Albrecht, In the eighth frame. "Long. Branch , round, while RUmson's Paul Hintelmann knoqked out WS-W anoVRed cus, plus' handy work by Pick Ro- sounded. Class -A, yacht "Here's How," which. Red-Bank doubles' team, were re, got three of its four runs on four'«3 Bank'. Sam Yanko went over normal Agures with 95-l»-T6. Pat Anacon Thirty-five bowlers attended the g»I, who busied himself gaining 9tt Mr. Brown sold to a BOlton Land- movea from first plac"e, as a pair hits and a walk. Van Brunt wS^ third annual banquet of Eatontown from Livingston, rolled 1807, five tHe losing pitcher, leaving the manages to keep his score, in the low seventies..?Qualifying rounds points with a win In the; 100-yatd TQ, DINE SATUttDAY ins;, New York, party, and the Class Recreation league last Wednesday dash a tie with Fete Sickels for better than", the Bankers. They Jiold game In the fourth inning. ' for U?e George Sullivan trophy at Old Orchard start. Memorial day. u Frank J: Valgenti, Jr., president C boat, "Sally Growler," which Mr. Th«ie,dualifying. will, play .two matches a week thereafter. Other events at Pine Tree inn. Fred Morrfs, pftos- second in the pole vault and a third' Brown sold to 'a party having a a firm grip on:second place, how- Watson .took .over. ' • ldent, acted J lL-*'ifc_ mA •' ' ' • ' • of the State Fish and Game coun- ever. , ' •'• ' -• Heavy men in the wood depart.'* at the Long Branch course include qualifying for the President* Cup monies'•*--* . --'--' ' as master of cere- !n.'.tn*220. cil, will be the. principal speaker, residence on the upper Mananquan July '"lib- championship August 9, and a class ,"B" champjon.htp ."Bnooky" Davis . justified, his river. Singles remained unchanged; ment /or tha. Towners were * tourney August 16. Class •«B" are those with handicaps between 12 and .Short .talk* were given by Ed- at the annual'dinner meeting of with the only oountfan to be listed mann and Hulvihlll, the ward Clark, captain .of Firemen No. coaches' faith in him by ramriiing Monmouth County -Fe'deratlon of With Uie ownership of ice boats lfl Jack Ford at Beacon Hill played his first full nine last week In a home nine points, and Slekeis and at various times, Mr.' Brown has among the big ten being Al Carey had two for two while the later '£.-,• match against "Skip" Petraglia. He• missed; four putts and had two1 team, which won the tournament; Sportsmen's i club which, will be of Freehold, .who Is in eighth po- cracked "three in^slxV " i-'-l Charles Thorpe, Who spoke in be-ftldR "Bud'd' QlWi'tQ t were nexxtt In held at the Molly Pitcher hotel on probably owned more Class A and sition. ' In btb«r .league contests, Middle-1'' bogeys, but still came in with a 3S. Jack is particularly gladI that Ben the high scoring list for Red Bank smaller ice yachts than any other : ! Yaskb is in this territory, as they are did golfing partner*. --They both half of the Outcasts; Jack Moore, Saturday. Honors will be paid Her- Tourney Secretary Ed Bahr an- town was forced Into 11 innings bs»* Raymond Martlniuk, Tony Piccoia with SH and 5, respectively. man S. Johnson, newly elected pres- devotee of the thrilling sport. played!'In last gear's' Tam-orShanter in which Yasko missed oft by .*• nounced' that 2791 Is still good for fore Leonardo' bowedr.3 to 2. Mayer *• and Harold Maltby. . ' . Davis won the 220-yard dash'; »t ident of the federation, and to Har- •Mr. Brown stated that the "Pir- muffed piitt...H. Lawrence Scott fired a 40 over.the Leonardo layout ate" and'"Eskimo" Would be moved the payoff in the team events; U2Tthe winning pitcher, allowed;, sbt,"1 Sunday. He is getting his game ln-*hape for the .club championship. Kenneth VanBrunt presented to U.7, :took second in; the 440 :event ry Stllle,. president of'the county for the doubles and 588 for the"hit», while his mates worked, on Ralph L. Lewis the trophy for high and fourth In the 100. Rogel's time federation. . Charles Hall, Jr., orfrom their, present storage at Ir- Last year he lost in the finals to his brother... The clubhouse-at Beacon win's boat" work to the vclubhouse singles. Lamberson for 11., » ' •« Hill will be one-of "the features,: most, appreciated there this yearby the single game, which was donated' by for the 100 was 10.1. -t ' . long Branch will be toasmaster, ' Naxt week-end will «nd 17 dou- The Union Begcn"-Keyport tfit "' •The other first went to Glblln in of the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat 'club members. Louis Caruso dohatftJaheJdeep.leather chairs. He has Mr. Van Brunt and Walter Cot- club bles teams from Red BanV at- was as much a thrillerf, with the V greave, who Operate the Recreation the mile, when he made, the fun In TINTOY FALLS JUNIORS WIN and Yacht . Where they will be' ' done a lot for that club in the. past year... Craig Wood has given up "reconditioned ajfief put Into/' first- tempting to break into the high former nipping a' ninthith' inirij ir run * Center, President Morris Introduced 5.8. Neptune firsts were In' the brackets, while two local five'-man to. w-ln, .1 to 0... Roman hurled % *j active teaching and will only participate in some of the golfing events. Raymond Hill, league secretary, Behind the pitching of Lester class shape for. the coming racing He-is-now a member at Winged. Foot, instead of pro, and has been 120-high hurdles, won by Roehrich; Stevens, Tinton Falls . junior fire eason. ;i teams will wotVoutSunday night three-hit game, .while ;the loser, "*•' 'signed up ft a club designer... Several 4ocal|tie.s .are Tieadtng for the.who distributed the price money in 220-low hurdles and. the 4*0, woncompany defeated the Bed Bank' and two singl' J6"BNMJoane Clayton, gave up seven. , . ',• excess of $300. Mr. Morris, repre- by Bennett; the broad jump,'won Also state'd by-Mr. Brown was 1 Spring Meadow course at Allaire these week-ends .= ..Rigaud -Paine is a Rangers' Sunday 21 to 0. Stevens that a' »yndlcate would be formed d Freed -.Th'e, other' two games were run/ ^ senting .the Monmouth. County at aO.T, by Taylor; the high jump, ; a ways, with'Freehold pasting Bel- * iroif fllnd who wjll be heading for some of the fa.irwaya &s soon as •" gtt~Bowling association, presented Mr. allowed only two hits and gave to take'over the future ownership" them Friday evening. ting acquainted"'pro«edures;are .completed at Molly Pitcher hotel. won at 5.4, by Johnson, and thethree walks' while striking out 16. •TVE-HAN TEAMS mar, 12 ), andaPolnt Pleasant fiv^ Lewis with a gold belt buckle, and operation of the "Pirate and e : javelin, won at 145.4, by Clark. Ray Ayers and Leroy droft allowed' Atlintle White Klaih, OJTJJ^Ortns ,'j, ing: Fair * 31 to 0 shellacking.' „ , ' . • THE FEED J&GJ . At a business session; following "Eskimo,," the members of this z«:o J95» The only Leonardo firsts were 20-hltji and atriick, out 11 between group beinbi g hilhimselff , DlDeltoit d M. • . The Monmouth County Hunt-Racing association will hold its' annual the. turkey dinner .it was decided .gained by 3111 Hemberger, who hem. The junior firemen wllljclash that the league next year would Kisher, .'who.'has sailed the -"Pir- BuV Tennis Team meet »t Woodland Farm October 28... The $25,000 Choice Stakes at pulled a surprise in taking the pole Sunday. afternoon with Eatontown ate" to ntiiherdus victories, includ- ueker-.- Roofer., n***"? -'Monmouth wijl flna a Main Chance farm quartet oMCnqckdown, Colony operate under the* average system vault over Slcktla, the favorite to at Tinton Falls. and the handicap league would be ing the .Championship Class A Warren Bar and Grill ' Downs AsbOry, 4-0 „ Boy Lord Boswell and Perfect Bahram trying for the heavy cash. It-Is cop the. event, with a leap of 10.9, series of America; Freeholder Jo- Trenton - • , • J'« -*•«» a mile and a quarter run ... William G. Helis wlllhave Pericles, Round- discontinued. ... and Horn's MS, for the 440. Smith', Plunbln«,. Bed B#n.| Red Banl|.JiC|n Bchool'f tannta I Fred S. Morris .was re-elected seph C. Irwln, also an Ice boat en- en, Olympic Zenith a.nd:Adonis carrying hii colors in-the $25,000 Mon- As surprising; as Hambefger's Holmdel thuafllst of years, and who hasInternationa. l Paper C«., '. teaaj- eami ttxrough. with another mouth Handicap which will be run'on dosing" day, July.20. There have president for the third'year, Ed-, Whlppeny . 2«J1 win Monday afternoon, gownjnc winnlhg the. pole vault over Sickels Mrs. Elizabeth Mumford. of copped many trophies sailing Class 1 »« been 69 other nominations received for that race... If you', were looking ward Clark vice president for, the Burlew * -RejUurmnt. Asbtur Park's-squad; 44, and keep* arid Rogel, was Rogel's taking the Shrewsbury has'resigned her teach- A yachts; Commissioner Harold S. •UureBee Harbor . • 283J 2»«f. for Bill "Junior" Prate Monday afternoon, your best chance of finding second year,-and Raymond Hill sec- 100. If was-the first time he hading . position at Centervllle school, Allen, .vice commodore.bf the North lra&vtheir undefeated record- Intact, him would have been at a mutuel window... There will be si* one-mile retary and treasurer for the second run the dash, "• * where she taught -primary grades. Shrewsbury club, and Jack Arnold, Au tt meAed th**eoond defeat they . pacing and trotting events at Fred.'Fatxler's Freehold raceway next ear. . . • • ' Other Red Bankers to UkeMrs. C..ShinIos. hats bees engaged proprietor of the Easo products hav* banded the ,Aabury ' racque- - Thursday afternoon. Other programs have been scheduled for June 1 The various other pflze winners place, in the meet were Bill Pulley, to flll the vacancy;- • • station on West and Wall streets, Malverh A. C, Newark teera tbia was^n,, ' ' • - 1 Vln: thtftlngle*. No. 1 man. Jipkc ' -and 8 and July 4. No mutuels, However, untll the regular meeting starts, and other details appeared In a re-second In the dtlcus and fourth In Mri. Elvira Collingaton • of New" and a new comer in the North • Z»0« cent issue of The Register. . DOUBLES . Ackley defeated" Lo«eniteln,; 6-1, r July 22. f.Our rainy, day special, -Rippey, will run here as will Assault P the .brQad'Jjump; Joe Holding, sec- Monmouth, a teacher at 'Hillcrett Shrewsbury club who is deeply in- L. Campbell.P. Zafan, UvinKiton.-'' : ...The Oceanport,manaKtmerit'has a -novej.set-up in parking. They 8-11; Tom Unlerberg'"defaaUd JRo- * ond In 'the' high jump; Jim Scott, schpolOI^IIUUI.. wasn ' injured in. a. recent au- terested in the development of joe lit* 108 .MI;. will charge a quarter and claim that they will provide free towing and accident and suffered a i yac'hUns. VV.' Crotler-F. Albrecht. senthal, .6-3, '7-5; ^en Walker 4e- , Ralston Kennels second, and Malvin- Perry, third, in tomome Red Bank •-" 12»0 72 l»0!feate' d H. Erbe,-4-6, (VI,. 6-1, and 1* repair, service. "Free" is for the towing, we would imagine. The'Jot will broken ankle.1.1- . Mrs»» . Kennettr Ath. Ball»_,i.y. |''" V® the 880; Dutchyshyn, second, and M. Cuixc. Jr.-G. Bancroft..«' ; '» the doubles .Acliley.and Untirberf , ' accommodate'riearly4,000 cars.. .A lithograph of the historic Monmouth Lyons, Is serving- as substitute, teacher. ' Trtnton :U4». »» , I28» Park entrance gate'of 1870 has been adopted as. the trademark of theTake Eight Firsts . fourth, In th« 220-low defeated .Resenthal and Hinef, *-J, , hurdle; Sickels, third, and Chad- Henry Cross, Jr, is* recovering "Al" Ivins Enters " J. Hosan-A. Fujda, OaHleW ' " The "Sea Bright Ralston kennels from his ijlness. •. : .. ...-".'•• . ltil. 1251 ft-1.-The ..Walker, Bob loversldge' new Monmouth. " • ^ . wick, fourth, In the javelin; Hembr Championship Shoot m J?eLuea.Lou DeLuca, •' * doubles . against .^owenVteln and ' ,<;..' GEMS AND DIAMONDS. . ' " " ' $ owned by Robert F. Norton, took ling, third, and McGregor, fourth The- final Veetlng of the Holm- Ofing. 1151 ' «? 1260 Erbe was ^called off on account of ,, eight first prizes, a secondhand del Ladies' Aid • was held Tuesday . Albert L. Ivins, winner'of the D..'Hbueen-8. Bauqi. in the 120-htgh hurdle; Slckels, TarmJnBrdale'. *.• 2237 * 1237 lateness #'lth each having a art, John Konowlti*, foVmer BJBCHand Seton Hall man, Is doing an out- thjrd, in the 44th annual Long' Is- aj,the Fellowship hall, with] Mrs. Grand American Handicap Trap- . standing job at Tom? River. He is coaching three sports and is without fourth, in th» shot put, and. Chad- Savre-A. :Forrano, Salem *> . . •': - 4-«,' 10-8. • ' , •' »- land Kennel club "show at .Glen wick and Clay in a flve-way tie for John Jeffrey in charge. Plans were shooting championship back in 1920 :*•• .'. Uii «« ms an assistant. In the first year his clubs have had good win percentage,. Head last week. made to clean' the interior of, the' and still going-strong, will compete K, Erb«.T. Curiii, XrW* ...Good to see the Jersey.Shore spftball league pick Walt Hansen oh its fourth place in the high Jump. . -••• 1208 • 1214 Among- the winners were the three Reformed church this week-, .under Sunday In .'the New. Jersey southern G. Hanaer-J. Yuhae. NaWark BBIGHT 8OFTBAIX • protest board. Besides a good working knowledge of baseball, he is an coonhound'puppies a,nd a German the direction of Mrs, Clarence Zieg- zone championship at Fine Valley enthusiast who will accomplish his duties thoroughly?" It is. doubted if U, Alvaret-R. OsHer, Etliibetk. There were. 2Qp fani present Sun* . shepherd; Joe, Jr., an 11-month-old Lodge ToHold- ler and Mrs. WHllam S:. pitcher. Gun club, a few miles»below Cam- lilt day - as previously unbeaten. Wist J fhefe are aijy local members of the fourth estate more highly considered Luncheon will be served in tHe Fcl-0 den, along the .White Horse turn- by coaches in ifie shore area than is Walter... Oops department: Last coon, repeated his win at the Tren- -.-'; - SINGLES' . Park/Tlgers of Sea Bright split"a ton club* by taking the "best' of OardP^rty lowship ball In charge of Mr*. John pike." " '...'- [r. /. ;'"'•, ••• A: Jullmno. Irvlnnlon ...... til 18 70? double header %lthe Surf Bathln* week, in a reference to the excellent officiating Keyport enjoys we used Holmes, Mrs. J.- J. Holmes and Mrs. "Al" was one of the,, top. scorers W. SaJilmu, Nmiik <>4 n- nil the name of Mike Briscese in place of Sterling Stryker.. Mike_ Is thn breed" honors, His sister, Rober- •WW.. BurhnerBurhne'r. CaldwCaldwele l .... ,.60 ' Pavilion Softball field. In the-, first tine, won the "best'of- opposite The annual spring'card-party of Bernard Goldsmith.- The' annual In last Sunday's shoot at the Pine.. W . DetTurDetTur . NeV*rli ;..... ; til U 671 game Fair Haven>came in.with twit ' Keyport manager'and Stryker the ump. The latter, plus League Presi- the Red Bank chapter, Or'dec East- dinner of the society will be held Knot Gun club, nSar Keyport, with N, DeM.rtino. Newark .... ttH •0 674 dent John V. Crowell, notices up the protest board with Hansen... John- sex/; while Josephine was a re- E. MeJichl. Ealt Ormie.... 637 U V«7» runs In the. top of the ninthi to sub- serve-winner, .German shepherd ern S&r, will be held tomorrow next month at Pleasant Valley Irin. 46 out of a possible 50. Other con- " Arra, Unditi 663 »0 *«7 nie Ellis had enough steam on his ball Sunday to -win with ease. Long • 63 due!, the Tigers', 10-8, IS an extra- VI honors went to Junior. •: ' night at the Red Bank Woman's ' Seaman First Class Rhe'a Long- testants from Red Bank were A, .Carer. Freehold S!9 friiii'ng affair, In^the nightcap evant Branch waa'gettlng to him in. the late innings, but his mates ;plled up club. Mrs. Alms, Boepple is' chalr- street, son. of Mr. and Mrs. MarCharles- ' Howcr, who made -a 45I. Lach, Irvlngton ... 6*9 LanE. Irvlniton _..,«(«' the Tigers came f rom^beblnd to trlpl enough tuns in the early frames'to more'.tfian offset it...Playing ume man. [• .- . ' • •, shall Longstr'eet, is home oh a 15- score; J. Howard Applegate, 44, for the JS league will be three .p..m..un,lesa previously advertised to-the the Cartontowh Sues of Rumsoti, Committee" aides include ; Mrs. day leave from Little Creek, Ylr- and Frank Dennis, 43, • / 11*. '. contrary. ..At their meeting last Thursday night, no definite action was The Corene Jensen, Mrs. Leon i/t la *nla: ...... It pays to advertise. In Abe Register taken on the selection of umpires, but league officials will be giving the Retisaltle, Sr.,.Mrs. Samuel Coggins, ] Mrs. Robert Voorhees, MM. Wil- eaglt eye to the performances of the various arbiters... Bill Hemberger, Mrs. Lyman C. Vanlnwegen, Mrs. liam S. Pitcher and Mr. and Mrs. who started the season with prospects of being a Shore Conference ace, Standings Elmer C. Cottrell, Mrs. Harry piarence Ziegler spent Friday In has had his reverses lately, and has apparently lost som% of his effective- Ta'leimeyer, Mr* Madeline Dick- ness)... Jim Brown, Manasquan's ace three-letter man, will- accept a ^few-York city. JERSEY SHORE LEAGUE son, Mrs?' Florence Howell, Mrs, Donald Swarthout, student min- -Rutgers schojarshlp...Re complaints about newspaper accounts differ- Florence Chandler, Mrs. Edna Penn- Freehold . * ister at the H^lmdel^ Reformed ing oil error, an'd hits in school games, remember that the reporter writ- Point PleMMit Ington, Mrs. William B. Curchln, cbiurchi will preach a£ Trinity Re- ing the story is generally copying the home team's score book,* High Jnlon B««eh -. ..- Jr., Mrs. Edward H. Seattergood, formed church in West New York, school scorers have never been too accurate in listing errors or hits, Z«d Buik Towntn •.—. Mrs. Oliver-H. Stryker and Miss Mlddletown - Sunday. Herbert HUdebrand .of the thus a difference may appear In different newspapers. The home town •Long Br«nch ..'. v-—,»• Marie Wilby. ' Evangelical and Reformed church scorer will always favor his school's team... The Sea Bright Lion, club I^ontrdo _ —S. ^,1 Belmtr _ v } of St. Louis, will preach at the are iponsoring teen-age softball teams for boys and girl*. They ars Holmdel church Sunday, Playing on^the Surf Bathing Pavilion grounds. Frank Hnlda fostered Fair ttivin : •'•' • * Blue Ribbon For Mrs. Jacob B. Rue, jr., has re- the idea'and oup friends, at the Sea Bright cigar and stationery store •M»y be rtveried. M«y 12 «»*"• to donated the balls... Middle'town township faculty defeated the school's b« rtpliyed July 14. Scon wu. Long turned from Atlantic City, where Brtnch 9. Mlddletown 8. " , Red Bunk Collie she has been attending the National varsity baseball team Monday, 6-4. Inside information-rev*alj that the SUNDAY SCORES Daughters American Revolution so- >JAOL teachers were, greatly aided by the umpires, who were also faculty mem- lUd Baiilc 11, Lone Branch 4. Mrs. Florence B. Ilch of. Locust bers. Coach .ffltnie^Truex pitched the full game and hit two doubles, Freehold 12, Belra.r 1. avenue, who haa established a ciety Continental Congress. . , which would have been homers.for a,runner "in condition." Ted Lauer, Point PltWrtt 2t-, F«lr H»rtn I, world-wide reputatjon among- dog ( PICNIC GRILLS JUGS Zl^:?, Hlddletown I, Leonardo 2. lovers with her collies, Bellhaven Art Stover an'd AlCooney took turns on the moimd-for, sthe^ schoolboys, Union B«»eh 1. Ktyport 0. . Shrewtbury 5 RABITAN BAY LBAGl/E kennels, won .another blue; ribbon' .'.',. ^ .TENNIS AT REp BANK HIGH. * " at the 40th annual fixture of the. Sixteen members ot the eighth CAMP S7OVIS Now Aval/able / South Amboy V-B«roni ... grade in Shrewsbury school will, COMPLETE A net team started play for Red Bank .high school this year after a Perth Atnboy Kedwln'gl ...... Lad.les Kennel association of Amer- Cliffwood — ica, held Saturday at Garden City, receive their diplomas at gradua- war-time absence ot three years, and, as has been the- custom for eight Brennan'i Recreation «... 7 tion exercises' to be held Wednes- ' years, Harold L. Potter is coaching. At this writing, the Buc racquet- Ford'i Field Club Long Island. This , time theftbhie HOUSE FLAG OUTFI A. U Hhodea^Auociition .-.....•• ribbon was awarded td'her in theday, June 12, in the school auditor- 5-GALLONSAFETY em are undefeated thus far in the.«ason. That, too, presents no un- ium. usual picture. It has become a habit tof Mr." Potter to..instruct squads Keyport VFW - best of breeds among the working 3x5 FEET Mitaweoi Lesion : '—, breeds with her collie (rough) The^ eighth graders enjoyed its who have consistently won more than they have lost. '*" "' SUNDAY SCORES class trip to New York city last The story of tennis at Red Bank is comparatively a new one, regular Perth Amboy 8. CUftVood i. Laund Liberation of Bellhkveri. A quality cotton Keff GAS CANS Brennani 5, Fordi 8., Friday,- They were accompanied outfit. Complete with teams not having taken the courts prior to J935. Before that Lester A. L. Rhodes 9, ll»te,w«n..5. by Mrs. Kaehler ana Principal How- Berk and Harold Turnock were instrumental in arousing interest among South Amboy 14, Kcrport VFW I. bluaiacqueredi jointed e WELDED SEAMS . SHORE FIREMEN'S SOFTBALL ard E, Matteson and visited the pole.ioldbill tep,repe the students. In the first year Jack Schooley, Turnock, Stan Savage and Boat Club Group Statue of Liberty, stock, exchange, • TRIGGER HANDLE Harold Berk approached Potter concerning championing their cause n and window bracket. •*° *« w planetarium, radio city, the observ- Well made of heavy with the school's athletic committee. He took up the cause, offered his Fair Hiven •...... » * Electt Officers ~~~ Belford „...'. * atory of the Empire state building duty etaeT. H«i services and another phase of sports entered the school's history. handy new \vf Ru,inson % ^ . .. i. ^... 8 Mrs. Morgan H. Rehrig was elect- and Trinity church. The first team had an exceptionally fine year, winning eight contests BrivJUt'P»rlBriJUtP»rlc ...... ; 2 A memorial day -service will be •print ipout carer and losing none. Jack Schooley will tell you It should, have been seven Littlittl e SiSilvel r 1 ' ed president of the Monmouth Boal with nnn InHrt. . against one, except for a fortunate break hi the weather which can- Hook * Udd«r (RB) club auxiliary last week. Others held Sunday at 11 a. m. in the Pres- Independent (RB) chosen were Mrs. Lsroy Quacken- byterian church. Rev. Robert D. celed a meet as Princeton was whipping them midway through the Midait :: PRICED ~ match. The next day, conditions were reversed and the Bucs went on PhH Daly .'. : • bush, vice president; Mrs. Thomas Johnson, pastor, will preach on Oceania «. 0 P. Doremua, treasurer and Mrs,"The Thlngs-That Make for Peace." EXCEEDINGLY .to knock over the team that would surely have beaten them the previous Sunday Scorcf Another religious film-on the sub- LOW < day. ,, . .•'••-•• Runuon 28. Oceanic 5. Harry Dunbar, secretary. UNOUWRI itR ATfMVtO independent 8, Brevent. 6. Mrs.' William D. Sayre, Mrs. Ens- ject, "Faith Triumphant" will be - • Of all the teams, however, Potter's most successful crew came along Hook * Ladder 7, Mlddtatown I. ley M. White and Mrs. Harry Bos- shown at 7:45 p. m. in the church. in '37, '38 and '39. They won 33 out of 34 matches, and the team consist- Fair Haven S, Belford 1. For. the past month members of ed of names that have become well known locally. Dave Wood, a West Little Silver.Phll Daly poitponed. key were on the nominating co'm- FOR COMPLETE SATtSFACTtOW Afternoon mlttee. . • • $dy Scout troop under director-of Point graduate now, waB number one man, and others included Tommy Scoutmaster Robert H. Dlsbrow „ Qamon, Bill Hagerman, George SouthwortH and Harold Berk. Mick Brenohport ...,...... »»....».»....•••»•» 1 COONHOUND TRIALS have been preparing for the camp- use VARSITY AUTO PRODUCTS [AUTO Long and Jack. Arnold also were on that team in 1939. Proof of theAtlantic! (VB) "lZ'.'."ZiI~S^ZZZ« t oree to be held tomorrow, Saturday caliber of those players is that Gamon, when he left school, became num- Oakhunt « H a The coonhound'field trials spon- and Sunday at Norwood Country AERIAL Wanamant _...... ,...... „.,.. »" NON-IHATTCII IEN» ber two man on Michigan's crack team. For various reasons, mainly sored by Monmouth County Coon- Club. ' , •" : . CHANGE TO the war, the'other members did not elect to continue to rise In tennis Atlantic Hlsrhlandi ;.. 2 D««l ..'2 a hunters association was held Sun- Plans foi; a Vacation church . circles, although most of them held excellent prospects. • . .jl day at Cheesequake ^nd a large et...:; Tzzzzz-Z....«. school are being worked out by GOGGLES I • Aluminum In 1941, Mick Long was the shining light. That year he was num- .r "crowd witnessed 21 dogs in four Rev. Robert C. Johnson of the DOUBLE IllUllll ber one man and they, went through the season with 12 wins against two Monmouth BeicK .,«. - .^» heatj, three finals and a feed chase. Avon ....'.,..,..-.:: :„...:« Presbyterian church and Rev. Rob- . defeats; It took the state champions of Westfteld high school to be the Sundty Score* Tna three winners were Billy Boy, ert D, Smith- of Christ Episcopal CHECK only team to run them down and Red Bank'wan runner-up in the state Wammaaia 7, Deiil 4. owned by J. Mo.ody of Martlnsvllle; church. The'date and further de- play, losing the match, 3-2.- Long Vjas the only singles winner.. • ' '' 'Oakhurit t, Avon 1. Two electrodea give H.il.C 6, Monmooth Beach I. Miss Madison, owned by Howard tails will be announced later. 1 twin firlni «ctlon, , Because of the lack of play on the local courts and the suspension of Atlantlce (LB) 7. Hl«hl»ndi I. Benre of Madison, and Billy Boy BrancHport.Atlantio Righlandi put- Sparks circus la scheduled to pre- tennis during the past three year., this year's-kquad may not be com- poned. . . l again. In the feed chase it wassent afternoon and>nlght perform-" pared quite favorably to teams of the past. Their record, however, Is a •0»me ForWIed. smokey, owned by Thompson of anoesj next Wednesday on Broad Itechmenta guide.and that should class them as good. They are improving wltH ' CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUB ' Weatwood, and Roadway, owned by I and lead- each-match and they are winning. -Mr. Potter is satisfied. ' Hubbard'.' Allmllc .'I street property adjoining the roller I in wire, Frank i 'Berr „ „ Dave Bowne of Midland Park. skating rink.' Leather (nme, •-• .-• Play, for a shore conference title has been suspended this year, but Stoble1. Bar ., ^.. pluth lined. will start again next season. You may expect Red Bank to be candi- RRiflnei r i , ARislValuil Orate'« ,,,,.,..ra...... "™...r..;~.7.... dates for the finals." Ifls natural th«t way.' ••••.•'. • •-••••••• Merchanti Trtiti ..•,«.'....'„.,. POT POURBI. .• ,-•, .• Liitie ?,,;:;;;,.™!!, • 1 RailRailwaw y Exprm . , I ' ' Lou Prate, of Sheridan fame, Is.'waiting for the day wh«n wood- WWwtilde "Y" .., ;., .. | PUMP - AUTOMATIC and AUTO BABY CRIBS chopping contests come back Into their rightful own. At a-recent out- „ . Week's Scorer SPECIAL COMBINATION I Ing, his mastery of the sport amaredfeltow contestants Bill Sherwood, Hubkurd, 7. Little Silver I. • Btn-Parkef .and Riiss Jackson, even though he had trouble with the Blinv s, Crate I, Sturdily Hubbatd 9, Cute 7? Heavy e»llt(»th J lo(U.t»... Teddy Lodcr, outstanding welterweight, Is directing the box. M*rdianu », W,,tnde I. % IB. BOOSnil CLOTH •ewn.SMpe overt int In,the Keansburg police athletic league, The law'enforcers have Stoble f, K|ani>r I, front Hat, ^ SOHEDULB Llntleie eleloto h In" jrone in for a real iiporU program,., Tony Mallael, .former captain of f they were built, was on the Middlesex county doubles cham- P1OHTH ORADEM WIN pionship team in, 1929, H« cams, from M«tuoh.n- wher« he Wu number The Runuon eighth gnda'bu*! ALLOWANCEON.^W GPNS. , TV-on, fl1'11 "ohO('1 team...Anytne'with question*on tporti, udVor b»ll,t««n dtfeUtd Rumton Boys' ';>>: ^A Mipectfujly rafarred.to John autlfUw's emporium onOUU Sunday, It- to 11. Alltn.'-" RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 23, 1946. Page Thirteen,

g on MI *sUt)IUth&l tifl* rtUUAY \JUMVt per«onftU Senior High School wfcff » it h**> ham deter- Bowling Scores Ky eKDfiCt* in sucbb tif 'anBrunt „ .11 141 , _. jfc M#eW, daughter . 6th rertod Motto p; M to toe safety Tnot only to the a m ,' and Mrf. Cbarlea B. Meeker M». Vera Monsi,'music Uachfr •hooters but to those who might at Red-tank high school,-ii ilow :ld, 'daugbt teaching her student turn ipirltual . :-• WAB8 - , and Mrs. Jess Bcbofleld songs.' - - -- • « 'Anyone wishing further Infor- lit 49 114 —Advertisement n' Springs road, attended At the present time tn~e class Is mation concerning this subject) 154 . danoe held, at ths may contact tbe writer. The'-'Kep* 154 r practicing a new song called "The On die Great Outdoor* Ktenk -u. , 141 . Card of Thanks. itel In New Tprk city Turtle Dove," also "God IsYSpJr- turje Sportsmen's club antfthe Way- We «tncert% thanfc alf wfto " The young vwomen art it." Both of these songs are, for ' " n* STEW, VAN VUBT side Bod * Gun dub stand reao> JUtedTUUtedTUj In Bhy*raBhy~*ray at'tbattbe ttmtt * to assist any junior in th* proper,; of .the deatath ""off our Belsved'WoBls . > or-the. June graduating mixed choruses.' The class is di- Bro|wn-,...... 1(7 167-- 147 tbel Berkeley school, Bast vided Into sections: soprano, alto, handling of 'nreurmf." ' » -•• '- • •speclaUy Father - Duffy, FOft >bas* and. tenor,. Tb# clasp ha* just < ,King Hemming, - Bkinft»...Z ,..T,..( 145 Burn* Bisters, of Merer;- all finished "Bit Down, Servant," which SUrttm Ova, (coming spoiled, and also 130 Wallace Streets s- JaSrar; Jr, -.. '. i. 1O» •\\v\i140 , 111 wlMvt flowers and "Herbert/ Williams of whiteness^^a^ A A ^ ^ , •I* f •thi • S s' %liqui S S ~dS 1s retained street spoke on "Funda- pfoved very enjoyable to the class. There has been so much publicity Phone Red Bank SM0-R.3 Different student* took the solo It is possible, to use the same piece '"and Frivialitles" at a re- concerning the striped bass law that over and over^agalh. That ls,,un- 144, '•^TAdvertlsement parts and some showed very prom- everyone who fishes for the "king Capt. Charles iUDodd of the,Op- _ 141.741.74 «2121B :iag of the Lakewood Ro- less a big striper takes It off. On*, .... 75 189489.46 188 Sjfljj !« ising voices! It went very well In of the surf" should know that the UmJit fleet at the Belmar ba«io,_ j£ 182 118 186 114 bottle will last you nearly all sea- IOS 5ir Ko«h , IN MEMORIAM. .. ilerla K: Adams of Hud- the class. season opens June 1. As It has been reports That mack.eral fishing ,qon- A.-.'' shlnnshlnnT.l" . 72 15 51 190 114 147 111 son. . If the liquid is reduced", tbe 99 134 61 190 rpnue,. Miss Emma Jane L*- Mrs. MoneS studies each' part pointed out In previous Issues it is tinues good with occasional d»ys.of> 4 rind will soon- becojme soft and 1, ,. 196 ,187.41 its BSAVSM " *" ^ firsnch avenue and Mrs. with the student* who are suited to not a popular law, .yet It is far bet- spongy, and have a strong odor. poor fuhing, but at its lowest it will {J; _". 108 126 22 Ut\tll'memory falls and Ufa daparts, * sing that certain part. She believes surpaSa mucb of ;the "fishing we .will JM Trav«n, Sr. _....,.... 96 i20,« m D. Wh« i _ in Ul -M» You will life- torefer In- our hearts. "-V Farry of Asbury Park, at* ter than ho law, regardless of the When taking out a piece of rind : r J v no M. Beaton ...... US 141 U3 >p that lots" of hard practice makes fact-that our .neighboring states al- encounter* in the coming Jmontfis. »X Jaiwk-~ -r ..••••i-'~-v--•• . '»*« US• ,n«.«nl868- i«18»0 Ii Bradsbaw , , ,. -_187. 1S>' 164 Laving bausoUrs, r ' the musical festival at Wil- never stick your flng«r down In the Ji Hammmti .\...~ 102 168.42 516 A. Tijte . ...j ...,„ 122 150- U9 ege, Chambersburg, Perih- the cl •Ing better, low the catching of striped bass bottle.' This causes the liquid to The Optimist boatrara sailing daily 162.48 218 r ' IN MEMORIAM. 160.81 22« of thase musle classes 'a during, our' closed seajson. They also and the Optimist III twice dally, •"•-'•• • ••' •• •'• «*• »77 .'615 DONAHUE-iT/6 David. U 8,'AniT , last week-end. Miss Jean overflow. I have/seen fellows open tilted in Locon' 'Ma, 36t£ Tltit™- J* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. irus has. been chosen, allow netting at all times. At least a new bottle and by the time they leaving to travel approximately one...... 105 159.48 »So2 Mrs. Moriez, •" • hour di get the fl»h. , . 145' 156 ISO /'it"! """•'"• ">•" Mar'1!4th; tut *,• ; participated In the event, during our closed- season,- the fish had succeeded in extracting a piece 106 15B.X SOS O, 126 140 125 it St. Jarat! church, at 7 a. m. , she is trying to get the W. Bumstt.: -..*. 105 1(7.91 212 140, 179 164 .and Mrs. Arnold Adams pt are protected from'netting, which, of rind there would .only b« half ot : 158.20 '2«5 D. 1 often sit and thinlT of TOU, Interested In music so AJ flr4m»« ' : t. 102 1.47 .156 163 ' And'then of how you died; ' if. road are the parents of « If allowed, would kill large quanti- the liquid remaining. Tbe bast way 152.8S' 119 U Molnar..,.l-."Z:.r:., u that the many promising music stu- w. -Brsashaw -••—•• 102' To think you could notisj cood-bye -« " — Sunday at Rlvervlew hbs- ties of our local ash. This law was is to us* your hook and fish out a Taylor-Ostrander 161.42 104 ~K» "els lei dents may have a better chance to A. Wymba :— 1*2 1.49.B8 202 Before you dosed yo«» eyes. passed with.the approval of tbe piece. Should you accidentally spill T. Bon«OTj»r-,....w.__.... 99 .The blow v»» hard; th» shock uvar« V develop their talents.. Mrs. Monei, tbe liquid, you can, make a fair sub- 148.66 196 E. Mennopane 186 190 118 P. HIU of * Worthley the former. Miss VeraVqgel, was sportsmen ot New Jersey and, Engagement Told }. SthoneTVooll.Td ..„..-..-...„„,. . 101085- 147.16 211 A. Tra/en. Sr. :.....!.'. in 148 111 • I never thought your death so near A therefore, should be lived up to. stitute by using a .solution of salt Janakir ..:.. 141.31 192 142 170 176 lot. only . those who lost can tell \ ,whS is. contacted with the recently married.—Virginia, Cottrell. Ki Diamond ,.„ 199.69 204. B. Parcelt a However, there are persistent re- and water, which will keep It in -Mr, and Mrs. A'ibert Taylor of A. VanVJsit;.'....—...... _W9 170 162 The pain of parting without farewell. ' vbomb project at Oak Ridge, Bridge avenue have announced the 123.68 284 ' • Wife and Daughter. ', ""'has • enrolled! In the ports regarding the illegal catch- good'condition for quite a wbile. 1 •High Mm.. ' Problems Ctsas When-you put a strip on your book engagement of their daughter . Miss m 7 at the University of Ing of baas. It isn't so mucb the Helen At Taylor, to Raymond1 L. .'.•.'•• CAPTAINS uom' ~V* " •, where he is-majoring in His* Ruth Problem accidental catching of a striped you will find two little narrow slits A. BUnh - 1*7 121 13.4. M. Col. , ,146 147. 16i at the head of the rind. The book Ostrander, nephew of-Mrs. Ann »a. DMmond ...... 136 US 155 M. Boncote , 160 141 152 WANT ADVERTISEMENTS ing. • ; classes are studying, the. chapter |bass, because the bass doesn't know Heimlich of'West Front street No O. Z«rr ... .._ HI 195 151 h.— Travem- — - — --•, w-Jr.- .•.«.*«»»•»»..... *. II145P !•" 179 about the Conservation of Natural that he is not supposed to bite un- should be Inserted through each ot BB. , FraudFds „:. .JIM 213 146 MFtaU.Fmactaa •'. ~:.~~i:...... _Ul': 5 166 118. Too - Ute For Clauitjcation ThotoasJ, Caseldy. gt 218. them. They are*mighty small,-and date has been set for tbe wedding. Resources, and each student Is as- til June 1, and once In a while 1 ir«en«p1ace is a medical pa- the rind is mighty tough, so it you Both Miss Taylor and Mr. Os- 518 ' (42 576 , • " 586 578 645 VICf5H~SiLENT motion picture project int s^ Rlvervlew hospital. signed a. topic to report on.- Some when fishing for other species, one trander'arc graduates of Red Bank OOMM ANDERS tor, good condition,, almost new. of the topics that were chosen are might get hooked, u it is the de- are using a large book it will re- flarhart'flarhart ;..„_....':.:....:...•...;. ...:....:.... • U16S5 14B J22 Phone R«<1 Bank 3927," 'alter F. Relnhaus of M quire considerable pressure to Catholic high school. Miss Taylor K. Jauky -—.. ... 122 144 FRIDAY .EVENING LEAGUE coal, Iron, oil, dams, forests, etc. liberate fishing for them. This prac- ..'. 129 IIS 125 UST BED B"iNJt it'a Span Craft Studios road .stree't is. attending the. an- mount,It When you. take it off, employed at Watson Laborato- C' Johnion lor picture framing; oil paintings, UaU convention of the American Following are the names of the tice is not good "cricket" and is B., JohiuoB..._'.... :. 155 145 165 HYENAS students and the topics they re- you w|U find it a pretty hard Job rl&s In Eatontow: and Mr." Os- E. Mtnsiopan*. . . 198 157 147 ttchlnga and engravinga restored, full EjMictl Technologists today, tomor- certainly unfair to the rank and and will probably take a lot of trander Is employ. by the Second 571 641 A. Trayers, Sr. . ;_ 1S6 102 98 lxe' frameleds mantel mlrfori, window ported on thus far: Daisy Loud, Mn B. Parcels' .., ....— 168 124. 142 valancoi, lawn Bign»,.'lramed mirrors.*T ^ ..and Saturday al Philadelphia. file of sportsmen who live up to time. I have seen fellows cut It National'ba"nk an company BNSIONS ' ~ ^nhaus ls_a registered mem- and copper; Bill Morris, Boulder the law. The number of ilegal, D. WiM 120 194 A; Van Vllet ...~ ~~>. 148 166 150 last Front itreet, .two doore bom dam; William Pulley, hydroelectric off. However, It is simple, if you W.. Brad»haw ;_'... -.:. 161 166 telly'r. Phone Red Bank ,iJ95. th* American.Medical Tech- striped bass which are caught do do It right .Just turn the silt In A.Traveri, Sr. ..../ .... 125 144 I . 640. 549 682 NVES'fKiATE BEFORE you iniulatiV power;' Gloria Mauser, coal; Ade- not amount to a drop in a bucket, A. Boncora :..,...:_ .127 117 ; BEAVERS i society and'also a fellow In the opposite direction to the barb, D. Wlao ..._..ji 138 181 188 Proper Installation la al Important -at American College of Medical laide Taylor, oil;- Pat Curry,. Na- but it does not strengthen the proper Insulation. Estimate! (without ob. tional park*;. Barbara Bell, forests; stretch the rind and it will slip 523 621 582 M. Beaton 140 143 125 llgatlon.) Johna-Manvllle rock-wool In- loglsts. L His son, 'Walter. O. sportsmen's position when' it comes through very easily. • - LIEUTENANTS L. Bradahaw 166 129 138 stalled by. company mechanics. Phone- us, is a .student at Franklin George Lange, Civilian Conserva- to future legislation. We have been P. Mlnton .'.._ 156 166. 145 A. TlKhe 146 154- 1(4 tion corps ;LElalne Alberts, Iron, and H.. Woolleyy ...^ ..... i o 163 . 164 ige of Medical' Technology at Informed by the Pish and Game fl m po!Bo206 John. Tlmidalskl, wild life. . L, Bradahaw . 01. 142 " liphia. . •-.,. commission that a number of L Bdh 127 1IT1 S TIOM PbR SALSf=e,ft| iucnlture; prlvat* We mentioned In last week's col- Burnett " Darty; kitchen cabinet, uith metal Lieut. Paul T, Little*-of —Pat Curry. deputy wardens ha/9 been appoint- V»n Brunt 119 1st U» umn that blackflsh had shown up 534 644 Jacnuej 185 118 15 flour bin, porcelain table top, porcelain _ : street Is now on terminal ed and that every effort is being, SofTel ; J2fi 138 131 top kitchen table, raorria clmlr, etaj •' : '. Art Classes at the rock jetties at Takanassee. •••••. MAJORS after M months' service, dur- made to apprehihd the taking of More have come- in since then, with A. Wymbi 132 137 Metrill » 199 152 153 chair, odd. chairs, lemp ond ninttn's>i * striped bass before June 1. .—••-' *. Janaky 123, 123 CHII Saturday and Sunday only. '700 •'•' Ich he served In the Eu- Mrs. Frances Moore Is the new some, running up to eight pounds. P. Brown .".« ..'.. 116 116 River road, fait Haven.* tbeater with the 95th In-, art teacher in Red Bank JSenlor A number of fluke have also been Pet< Mallei ..... 170 145 F division as an,artillery for- high school. .Her classes have been Tips to the Squid Tosser* Curley .....'..... 135 135 115 _ room; In mod- caught in the surf the put week. 541 521 614 Selleck 152 159 112 em private homo, convenient, resident- following a * very Interesting pro- Shinn , 101 91 106 observer. He was awarded the As each 'salt water fishing season ADMIRALS ial section. Available Sunday. 30 Mc- Star for gallantry in actftn gram, since September, 1915. Federation Dinner M, Kienlc ..: -115 16» 134 KoCh. _ 117 145 15» .aren street. Phone Red Ba'nli J109.M.' 1 ,„. MeU.- ' Up to date they have studied fur- gets under way there Is .always a H. Ell ...... 143 106 153 FOR SALE—Saxophoneaopone, Conn tenorte , in new crop of fishermen eager to try J. Sehofleld ...... 116 1S157 1S1556 605 589 486 excellent condition, liko new. Phone '•Miss Ruth-M."VanNote of Pluck; niture' decoration, Interior decora- Monmouth County-Federation of J. Hammond . „' 155 169 156 SEALS Red .Bank 1696.* tion, made stage sets to advertise their luck at one of the finest Iportstnen's dubs will hold a din- Brown 123 US 16'4 sy. road and Miss Josephine sports on- the, Jersey coast—surf lone« lfl« 115 lit r'OR SALlj—Two youths sport jackatrj Yarns'of Shrewsbury attended a the senior-play; studied Illustration ner meeting May 25 at the Molly 629 600 . 598 also doe house for larffe dog. -Phona fishing. And so in order to help be- ' COLONELS Bruno .;.„...!•. ' 146 150 10' arfartnance of "The Red Mill" and advertising and art now work- Pitcher hotel. Members will pay Jeffrey, Jr. ., 126 117 147 Atlantic Highlands 827-J. aturdty at New Tork city. ing on hat and dress designs. ginners, it has been my custom honor to Herman Johnson, newly RENT—Two rooms, bedroom and * -• ' '415 525 541 M*."-and Mrs. Samuel V.*W. Whenever teachers want some each year to point out a few use- elected president of the New. Jer- 149 140 Irving room, may share kitchen with '" ful tips.gathered over a number of 184 178 BEARS »ner; but passes door; oolet, refined' - rtttcher today aw quietly celebrat- sjftclal art work done, they take .It sey State Federation of Sportsmen's Oarhart - _. 145 178 149 business couple preferred: references. M. ' their 82d wedding anniversary to Mrs. Moore and aha has the years while fishing the surf. clubs. Also to Harry Stille, who 638 668 ' 60S InglU — „... 164 111 16i CIBPP, Rumaon road, Little Silver. . GENERALS Jeffrey, Sr. 126 114 176 their hom» tfn Washlngt8n classes do It. At the present time The number of places along the is In line for the presidency of the Klenk ...... ,. -109 156 15 TOR MALE—(i»by carriage, Jike n.V. Gripes ... 153 174 114 W H eost .126. will sell for J10. Fhoi). they are, helping Donald Klopp lf- surf where, you can enjoy a day's county federation. A number of dis- Chajnnerlaln _.. 162 143 153 v • -t*.-5 • ' 444 556 63 Red Bank 1696.' -^ • . lustrate an original poetry book. Ashing are limited. This is largely tinguished guests, will be present* M. Boncor* _ ..122' 121 188 : Henry Armgard*. father of Mrs. 1 MISS HELEN A TAYLOR U Klenk 17« 17« 199 MULES f, W. Brook3 of Naveslnk Rftur The classes are.making and paint- because of the abuse of the privil- including Frank J, Valgentt, pres- D. Ryan — 166 14« Jli ege by the fishermen themselves. Bo Notice of Settlement of Account. Md, JJIddleto'Vn township, Is a ing different illustrations to illus- ident of tbe State Fish and Came Mr. Ostrander was a sergeant' In 618 614 648 G. Turnock 115 115 14! trate the njne themes of the poems. in order to retain the places we council; Hon. J. Stanley Herbert, D. Calandrlello 117 142 16 Estate of Louit Luaardl, deceased. arfleaj. patient at Monmouth Me- tbe paratroop Infantry and was dis- L. Molnar 168 160 14 Notice Ii hereby given that the ao • ibrlalhotpltal. • ' MM. Moore has made plans to have left, never leave dead bait, member of the General Assembly, charged in January, after more WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL counts of the subscriber,' admlnlltrstls Of the estate of Bald deceased will be lfr.**nd Mrs. John Egan, X25 take some 40 students on a trip to skates, sea robins, dog sharks or and a number of others. Charley than two years overseas, a, member LEAGUE 651 566 66 LIONS audited and"stated by the Surrogate of [arvard road, are the parents .of a tbe Metropolitan museum this refuse to rot and clutter up the Hail, Jr., former president of the of the famed B03d Parachute Regi- TAB BOUSE the County of Monmouth and reported' beach. Remember, you are a., sports- A. Triyen, Jr. ....'.- 138 168 21J M.. Coleas 186 1881 14 aughter' born Tuesdays at- Mpn- month. The students have done federation,, will serve as toast- ment He I* a member of the Amer- M. Boncor* ..;.....-89 101 12 Io- settlement to the Orphans' Court ot' out-door sketching and" are plan- man and therefore you should al' H. Moore - _.. If5 US 144 147 14 said County, on Thursday, the eigb- . . looth* Memorial Hospital. Mrs. master. ican Legion and Veterans of For- E. Perry :..._ 165 169 187 A. Traver«. Jr 168 e lh d way consider the other fellow. M, Francla 131 170 12i ;« " , y of July, A. D., 1946, at Igan is the former Anne Kasler. ning to do more. eign Wars. E. Chamberlain ... 151 157 161 10:00 o clock a. m., at which time ap-'" The classes w(ll visit local points -Ag the weather gets "warmer you "Recent accidents which were, •liT. and -Mrs. Russell Wymbs, 584 649 655 634 549 54! Plication will-be made for the allow.' Iterlne avenue, in Riverside of Interest between now and June, will probably fish the surf wearing caused by boys using knives and. anee of commissions and counsel fees." - JOHNS-MANVILLE Dated: May 22, A. t>.. 1946 Sights, are the parents of whea school Is closed. Allthe proj- a pair of sneakers. If you do be .22-caliber rifles is both unfortunate, H. Curley 148 121 198 The Red Bank Register is sup ects which need an "artistic'.' touch sure*end cut a hole In the toe of Dumanr .f~.L ia*. 118 US 118 ported by local aa well as out-o. IRENE J. LUSARDI, ' ' • .' slighaughteter .born>>Monda.bo,,,y at Mon- and regretable. Nothing, % can 148 Monmouth SCreet. are gladly undertaken by the art each shoe, and make, this hole imagine, could be sadder for own buslnfeas men—Advertisemeni Red Ba*; N. X • : --1 toutouthMemoriah l hospital* dub and Interested art students. large enough so that the sand M parents of these boys. However, the; • - Administratrix.. t ' ;• Mr. and Mrs. George DaLcrenzo, Mr* Moon's aim Is to make tbe which runs over the top will run resultant furor which has arisen Panom, Labrecoue, Canzona , - , Shrewsbury avenue, are the i.V MICHAEL'S BAB £ Combs, out at the toe. If you don't do this from these accidents is away out o D. Awhettlha _:. 141 U8 142 M»fEO«BAPBIIVe Red Bunk, N. J. ' .'• leSnmputh Memorial hospital/ practical part of the students' dally the sand will gradually pack tighter proportion to the actual seriousness A. Travera. 3r 188 122 HI MULTIGBAPHINC ' ' Proctors. p life.' In so doing she hopes the stu- and tighter, until by the end of the B. Kennedy —. 169 187 157 Mr. and Mrs. John B.-Allen of of the ease. P. Mlnton .. _.. 154 l«0 134 otlthitreet nave returned from a dents will reUly have something to day.'you will 'haVe a mighty sore "No one can deny .that either of It Is now safe to set out tomato Bangi Avenue better Shop take with them when school 'days pajr 0( feet. Be sure and cut off the (A Subsidiary, of The Schuyter Press) rannjontinentil .trip, of several these weapons Is dangerous, be- -plants. Also, seeds of beans may 2 ACME FURNITURE'CO!" " lonthi. While away they spent "•" "cuffs of your trousers, or else the cause they most certainly are; but be sown, and lima beans; too, if P. Schucker _ 157'• 184 111 Tel. 1900 616 Bangs Avenue one time with their daughter In Mrs. Moore was born in New sand will work its way into them, so Is a bicycle, which takes more the nights become a little warmer. H. Murphj ; 99 124 141 Asburr Park, N. J. WOLCOTT England. She was graduated from Jallfomla. Mr. Allen is the senior forming a.'heavy ball which with lives by far among boys in tbe Make succession sowing o< beets, £• Shlnn ... 150 129 112 the University of Pennsylvania and P. Mattel ;.„; 155 _ 125 152 ismbtjr of the-Allen Shoe company the constant action of the surf will course of a year than does the .22- carrots and corn. Sowing once la now working for her master's de- cause countless minute scratches callber rifle or knives. Yet, when every week or 10 days will assure Children's Shop ( BroM Sjreet . gree at New Tork University. Mrs. on your ankles and instep which, a boy Is killed riding a bicycle, no a continuous supply. If you find HOME AND AU.TO SUPPLY ' * Moore enjoys the river and the with the action of thesun and salt one starts a campaign to stop boya Tumock 12« 124 168 Dresses Yonr COLLECTION CANCELLED. ocean. She would like very' much later that you have sown too mucb, Marx -..,., _ 189 118 149 water, will become very sore. Be- from owning them, or the sale of be aure to share vegetables with g«ndorf i!2 II4-. 114 to make her home in Red Bank. Dummy 1S4 114 184 The i»a«t« paper collection «y the fore you make your first cast al- une. • your neighbor, or swap with him Youngster for Summer rf company scheduled for Sunday ••. ' —Joan Conover. ways wet your line by making a "Rifle shooting, when conducted to get other kinds for your table. fternoon has been postponed to the 581 525 580 number of short casts, or by throw- a a sensible basis, Is one ot tbe Try mulching the garden this LA FREDA SERVICE oUowing Sunday, June 2. The flre- Cogan led- 154 159 Sun Suits 1.00 to 4.98 Leonardo Personals ing out In the undertow and walk- finest sports a boy can engage in, year. You'll save work and im- jen.will appreciate a continuance Jonea ...., .... 123 126 167 Cotton Gabardines! Seersilck- ing along the beach. Always test and should be recognized oh the prove growth. But it's still a little Benton ; 165 159 . 162 f the flne co-operation received Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day of your line before you use It. This same scale as baseball, basketball early, as the mulch should not be Menaioplro _ „ 149 185 148 ers! Ginghams ... and many ron local residents who are asked Springfield have opened their sum. mer home on Glenmary avenue. Js a good habit to get into and or any other allied, sport.. applied until after June 1, when more! » keep In mind the change in the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kozak have will save you. money or perhaps a The responsibility of the acci- the soil I* well warmed. Between A. itxt collection day. big fish. ns 142 144 Sizes 1 to 3 — 3 to 6. returned from their wedding trip dents which occurred can be placed now and then you might arrange l81 1(l j to Florida. defflnltely In the laps of parents tor a supply of mulching material Maliaceo 120 147 The East Coast tttlea from Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hood of New Never leave rough edges on your and adults who fall to understand Ryan _ 170 125 43 Broad Street, . i. to Florida consume 30% of ark are spending a few days at wire leader where it is connected tbat since time • immemorial boys 596 580 ' VICTORY LEAGUE •VINQE'S BAR Red Bank .nation's motor fuel; 48% of their home here. to the lure or rigging. When you have had a natural desire to own Golanlo _ ...:.... 135 162 il' oil* Mid domestic fuel Mrs, Chester Quttormsen, wh" mount hooks or lures do not use and shoot a gun of some kind, prin- COLONELS Tlghe _..... 190 127 Phone R. B. 1628. M, FrancU .?. ...189 18» 1« Selleck .„;. .'.... 150 135 oti is; 4056 of Industrial fu«l oils and has been 111 with the flu, is In" a pair of pliers to cut the wire. cipally a .22-callber, because it is C. Inglls :.. : 118. 167 .74 Van Brunt „ ...... 124 15» ' Of Its perosene. proved. Pliers always leave a short, sharp primarily a boy's gun: That Is why M. Cole ISO US 1S9 599 973 end and when you take hold of the most accidents happen with .this H. P»tter»on . 198 178 171 leader to lift up a fish It may give weapon, The boy who is potential- «i 64« a last flop, which will cause the ly dangerous is the boy whose par- LIEUTENANTS OUTRIGGER For The Prom S. Mlnton IBS 166'. wire to slip through your hand, ents won't allow him to have a gun, H. Woollar 115 154. causing a nasty cut. I have seen or who won't help him to Join some L. Brsdshaw 137 151 • Tuxedos < 4 hand nearly cut to the bone do- sportsman's club, where he can be W. Burnett .. 155 151 SPECTAT ing this. There is a very simple taught In safety -the use ot fire- 562 '621 (91 way to make a clean break which arms. Many schools today are in- COMMANDERS Clothes leaves no rough edges. After mak- E. Carfaart , 180 171 164 cluding rifle practice In their regu- K. Jamkv .. Ill 158 150 ing several turns around the wire lar curriculum with great suooess. 0. Johnson . 115 r'8« 120 • White be sure that the last turn is tight The National Rifle association, R. Johiuon __k.,....:.. 184 158 158, up against the previous one... Take through Its affiliated clubs, through- i 588- 682 Formal the tree end of the wire and .bend out America," have taught thous- it baok against the main wire In ands ot boys the' art of not only ... .-_ 192 155 111 Jackets the direction of the hook or lure,, safety in handling .firearms but of T. EU .. _ _. .... 110 154 122 3. Sehofleld 160 ill 148 FOR HIRE then, make a little handle and bend' becoming expert marksmen. Many J. Hammond ...... :„..» 161 196 126 at a reason- It back parallel to the main wire. of the returning servicemen, owe ««5 58! 569 able price MAJORS It this is done right it will snap their lives to the 'pre-war small A. W>mbs 16a off with a, clean break. It will prob- arms firing' schools which taught A. Jansky 80 ably require a little practice but It them how to shoot P. Brown ~. 184 GIVE YOUR DAY SEGALL'S P.ta Matt.l l«g W North Broadway, is really very simple, and onoe~you "A sudden, drastic.ban on fire- ' ' 581 get on to it, It will serve you well LONG BRANCH arms in this county Is not the CAmms . 191 182 DREAMS in the years to'come. answer to this problem any more A. Shlnn ..._v 147 158 ltj Detroond ."...... „ 102 When Ashing on the bottom, than the Sullivan law prevents Ci Z«rr ....I..,...;.., ;.- j«o US 1(1 many use a "fish finder." This Is crime In New York city, where the 5. Francis - 14) ...a firm foundation! se« one of the best way to rig that, I criminal always seims to have, a . . ENSIONS .1 ' y *,. _. .* • ; know of, at' it allows the bait to gun some how or other, while hit D. JUjM' 117 MOTH HOLES*, victim is defenseless. W. Braclthaw .- ; 146 Start your Savlnf* . have a direct pull on, the rod with- A. Travflrs ....~...... « 161 out Interference' from the tinker, "Far better to buy a boy a gun H Share Account tod«y. „ HQL£S\ which might. be burled In tbe and teach him to ute It properly .„ _,.„ us FOA INVISIBLE 1 ' Small, regular sums plu* sand. "Fish Anders ' can be pur- than let him-have to sneak behind 111 It) chased at any tackle stors, but a dosed doors, and .through Ignor- Ohsmb«rt«itt"7™Z.'r.. 1«8 120 1J6 consistent .dividends' anoe, cause a serious mishap, M. Bonoora ;...... 1440 150 114 very simple and Inexpensive, meth- "14•6 lt""i 151 • soon add upoto a worth* • od Is to use two two-way swivels, .''Don't get .the, l&*%, %%i\ .%-U™^ A. Klenk ;...... '. l«4 5|{ 511 tie one to the sinker and then run for some anas manufacturer, be- • while total. And st BED ' • your lino 'through it and attach the cause I don't; but'I am Interested 'BANK. .SAVINGS * ' other swivel to your line and rig- In preserving a grand sport, and JEWELRY REPAIRING ging. I know whereof I speak, because I Walehii, Clocka and1 Jtwdry Quail LOAN, your savings are; A "fisherman's knot'* Is one of have instructed hundreds of boys, and Rapalrao at Riaaontblt Prim insured up1'to 15,000! ' TtXriLS RC-WcAVMt V the simplest knots, and It Is im- and have a claw at itytent made All Wsra/ Qwarastntl let On* Ysar Neptune) possible for ltto slip, as the harder up of junior* In H. rtOSI^, J weier I WeMMoiK tt, Weet yoyouu pullpl,,, ththee . tightegtr It gets. This Sportsmen's club. In addition,'I am' II Week Front lUd B»k, N. 1. g teaching my own, boy who is U Ii. a good'-knot to 1 • (• ' •Tel' gether. •/•""' tie Una* to- ear* old. You would be surprised When you mount howUirlouUi i these boy* "areare,, and no ED BANK , BEFORE YOU BUY ' y a lead squiq d b Itllit i The rominee of the with'leatherit * it is a good, plan, t adult could be more Intelligent in us* a'trajler hook.'This dwill l pavte hit desire to d6 'it the>,r!ght way. Sandy's Barber Shop tropics goes to'your feet In SAVINGS 6L ihMenew Omrigger LIFE INSURANCE tnany show strikes, Also in the loop "Qne of the foremost (hoottrs In Blver Road, , Fair Haven 1 th* country today I* a IVysar-old Spetuion. Complinienl-cslch. of,the wltV.whloh holds th* squid, "Aclual .RiiwN Stw|yi", s aompli.. glrl.;X*r name 1* Audrey Bookman Open Wednesday, Hay ittth, • Irit footwear ereslloni' lion by ImparUal auUiarlUas » •and »h* hall, frorn N.V J.ri.y, LOAN ASSN. U/s InaursSct Stltlitles, rsvssU by Kslmon desljplwI'Wftb VMI (UlfsratlcM W lbs co»l al 111' so outflsrt f9rfsihlOB •us In 41 iksdjnt <«slpsnf(«. ALBERTS. MILLER RED BANK REGISTER, MAY BUSINESS Mpncia FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS Konoaa CANVAS ;8EAOH or-iiwn umbrella, •FOBB-- SALE—StraSALEStraw for beddinbeddgg avalll- TOMATO AND SWEET pepper plantl. PEEFECT cdflornON, on* hbth leeef, »bl.bl l pricediced- right.'.right' .-CalCall Dowen, b«- Walter ?alerti7 Phalanx. DlBstos levels;; Sarstenf-Bteel Iramlng Z %. bed, doubla soil sprlns:,,1nji«r-spri»g eight-foot tpread, *Kfc, pole. Ilk* new, t'weeil 8 «nd-«. Batoniown lit. ' •' Bquares. Leon Levinson, 10 • Ifteunio mattress; dieasmeken fleeWo "wjnst modern davenport set, .85; WlttBMtoHht vacuum' cleaner JUSTABETOKD—Pipe and pipc|es» Jur- atreettt . OOpe n weea-oarskd8 , -o • t o (( machine; t*> D, f, electric Uns, Writ., )J4 rug. |l?.»0; 10-lnch, t«o- fcWlttjBMtoHht vacuum ee noces, pil burner* for cook stoves and p. m., Sunday• morningsipornlnga, Tar «.". m.-t•too inoon. Box I'M, »It-l»lands,» ap'eed 'oscillating '.electric fan, l»,«0. being delivered »t PM-war prf«b.Pn* heaters. Samuel Swam, 14 West Front 1 . . n)pr*»at| WESTINGHpUUS, E ELECTBIO Btof e, ilAfTEEttcV doublel |6" Ii4 Laurel Phone Red Bank 1874-M,' Organ Co- Oeeansl.de; L.L' demonstration in" Red B«nk •JfWtJ'. In •treat. Phonene~ Bettead Banpanikc 13JJ7ipoii. ". 1 inet style, automatic oven rcontrol. In avenue, (rear.) West Keawiburg. USHWASrltHO—llACHWE, ..original used pipe organ!; rebuilding, Soar home. Spare parts »nd repairs. ItEROS^Mil COfJK STOVE nni gasoline excellent condition." Phone ' Bed Bank flMtWSAt #°bby HoHouse.. In prep^ cost, |150, will sell-cheap I »ultabl; Mount street. cation, m»interlanc*, . Any. on Don't delay. ' Hun* Ww, Bed Bank -•oook stove, cabinet style; one press r for, small or Wga family; othef- odd LOST AND FOUND 2257-J. * !' UtS. ' " ' • aration for moving t o a llarger homo D. 1, Batontown. o/o W. ~ naohine, excetlent condition,' 60 -Wash, LAWN MOWER, coffee table, " rOpk.r, in Oakhurst, Bobby Houss Is otterlpg aa pieces of furniture. Phono Bed Bank FtOO^-WAXINO. Call Bid Bank TJnton Kalli. Phone ttU dp AMU tttm yr ice-ton street. Red Bank. ' 1848 for appointment. * Rosary, Marr ««.. ' Please piled. Prlcei an right. Mo down pay- • dressing table, kitchen chain, boots, a farewell gesture to iti many frlenda 2478. Superior Floor Waxing Co. CARPENTIH1NO, repairing and,;* "French" cblna and outglalf. - Must-aell, a 10% reduction' on all our .lovely »MJ)fNATloN fourrburrW gas and InAV L KtvsitWfttfc- ViM a^ fltl t n Wtt *wi ment. Small monthly payments • ar- ATTENTION I Plumbing . and Heat- Private -boms* our sjHclllty. Ked Bank. Phont 771-B.' lack of room. S. Thompson, 17 Branch American furniture. Why not Btoft In coal stove, complete with water boll- nnnd. Calf Red.B.nk 109, tfonmouth ing supplies, radiation, bathtubs,- -avenue. Phone Red Bank 894. avenue, *ea,r of boy's eyrtlsases, in Ma- Construction Co., !0 West atreet,. Bed and see our very earlj* pine secretary, i green and ivory enamel finish. Phone 1 parts s no money down: _, „, our Hepplewhlto slx'-Jeg cherry table, lied Bank 1641-11, after 5 p, m, J BUV AND aell a.cond.hand clothes: traln or at tie movies. •Inks and cabinets, new nutomallc OSvi IE-FOOT skiff/ Hudson a mutt bt in good condition.' U Ker- yearf to pay; price* ruionaklt,' „ 7^ions*sk j cylinder ' engine, .very fail; our Wallace KutUng signed double gate- RESTAURANT equipment, consisting of FoOTfATrT " PEWS repaired, factory gas Water "heaters, ,30-gallon gol-. also leg 78 inches in dlumctcr and our min- ber, iO» Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Bank. * Wheeler Rooftng Co., Leonardo. Don't throw that old pen Chrysler 6 marine engine, vied,. ;. The steam table, two'burner Sllex, one 75. Phone Atlantic Highland! "" method: vaulted range boilers, extra heavy, Anchorage, afoot of Morford iature ojien Dutch cupboard 46 Inchea.ln, grilill and counter. ClCalll KKesnsburb g 51518 Buk7*« Bi'vertHe Drive, one pole away. Wo can fix It as good as new; Tcfll burner, supplies. American Place. height Carl and Ethel Raymond, 96C mShna AND SlDlHU, .xpertlr ap- ESSO ROAD NEWS is here - lJ.foot handle. Few weeks ago also new pe»B in atock. RaclU Jewel- Phone Red Bank 2744. ' 25 WISCONSIN » H. P. air cooled in- tell you where to go, what I. u,V, o h Freezer aiid Appliance Company, West Park avenue, OakhuTst. gines I7V.5O each. Call or Write, 84 plied. Prices are right. No down pay- lest the- mate to itit. Cann nott replacrep e , 11 •• Monmouth street. Bed Bank. NEW-10*6 SIX-TUBE table model radio, TftWb A. east *ay^»"*^^f ^^—-^ ment. Small monthly - payments ar- tours to' avoid. Ask /or. roar i, Finder ple.se phone Boute 35 and Oakhlll Road, Red (IS. Phone Red .Bank 2175, after C GEttANlUMS—For Decoration day. K»t- 'cean Terrace; Long Branch. now. Yours (or happy motoring! •Uhwot'thait CWO BAtJD SAWS, 20-lncb, and lit- ranged. Call Red Bank 109. Monmouth Bum»oo 57a, -— ANTIQUES BRIC-A-BRAC, furniture Bank. Phone Bed Bank 3877.* ; •P. gers tomato plants .and other-veg- Construction Co. 2-0 West atreet, ,Bed tftihl and Son, Bsso ScrvlcV pOCltBTBOOK Saturday morning be- bought and sold. Martin t.Wing An METAL BED, double coll spring and etable and Bower plants. Joseph Maiia, inch; also , two-cylinder heavy-duty Bink. street, 8hr»wsbur Knpok mattress, %-slie;^ also metal Florist. Highway 3D, % mile from Eaton- Mlanus engine. Phone Keyport 1489. • tween Mlddlctown and Bed Bank, con- tlgucs, 74 Shrewsbury avenue, at thi TRUCK TIRES, 32X6, 10 ply, good SAY If IN SPANiaH- Spanish conver- taining ration book. • driver's license, end of Monmouth street _Phone Red crib; excellent" condition. 85 Locust town bank, right aideL toward Asbury 'HREB-wAY HlfiH CHAIR, j-laypent condition. Call Keypott'7-0541-B. . ' ' ' metal swing, Taylor tot walker, rotk- satlon taugfcf In groupi or indtrldo- money »nd personel belonging. Re- Bank 3786-J. . : avenue. Red Bank.* , ' . BUSINESS' GAS KANGE, four-burner, good con- . ng duck, duty Beat, all good condition, Jilly. For' Information, call, Atlantic 'Sard. Return to Lillian Bryan, phone ditton, with, broiler,' reasonable.. 231 STOP AT THE Wagon Wheel, High- Highlands 583-J. Middletown 585. FREEZERS FOR HOME and farm, way 3S,. and Atlantic street, Keyport, Aery good condition;. ..price reasonable. R. Evans, 17 Grove strwt. FARM LOANS, 4* Int.rsst. V» First avenue, Atlantic Hlghlnndtn* - - reaionable. Call after 5:30' p.m. East Keansburg, corner Highway 16, FHlGiDAlRE REPAia service, any years to rspay. Unlimited 4% I»3T, BROWNE leather wallet vicinity! IS and 21 cubic feet for Immedi- 1 when buying or selling old china, glais- malce. G. * D. Appliance Service Co.. PHILCO RADIO, 135; dining room titbit, ware. -bric-a-brac and furniture. 21 IA Branch avenue.' Phone Keaiuiburg 888. . : for homes and country (states.. ' of Red Back, containing Wisconsin ate delivery. Termi arranged. ,4 chalrsr*ZO; three-quarter bed, spring RACING SOLKV, Pony carrltge. buggy «0 Whit* street. Phone Bed. B»n* Moreland Steven A Lliwtr, (nc» -driver's license. Finder please call SOFA BEDS, maple bedroom suite, BABY CARRIAGE. . Call B• Jim: aomewhero' In the vicinity of Bed- Drummond Place, Bed Bank. ' Phone SAILBOAT HULL, 21-foot, double end- Leonardo;* ' •' • '- ' years txperlencs; estimates given for Bank- Please notify Irwin's Yacht er, metal center board, b/onze rtnlder, MAGIC CHEF gas stove, excellent con. GARDEN—WdLS, odd porch chair ton rug, |12; new seven-piece silver an kinds of Jobs. Joseph Hoffman, «J CAPITAL TO INVEST with ttr-t-*- Wnrks. Phone Red Bank 3. .__ UlSW HOUSE TRAILBUS, (or Immcdi- Including some rlgglns and hardware; dltion. Call nt .60 West Washington benches, ice box, beds, 'springs; mat- oak drhette aet, »»5; new atudlo '• Hardlns road phone Bed Bank t«07. veteran' officer, eollego bred, tl ; avenue, Atlantic Highlands, after LOST OR STOLEN, rowbbat: .green out- hull .sound,- but -ncedB painting.. No tresses, - trunks, traveling cases, oil trlSNlSKAL contractor: lop soli, fill dirt. wide executive financial' at... bM .. rto delivery. RobinsVlllo Trailer-Sales, p. m. " ; _^ couch, $39; new maple bedroom ' side, gray inside. Fhorte Rumson 466, phone Trenton 3-1 reasonable ' offer refused^, Phone . Rum- range, gas plate. Make your selection cinders, gravel, manure, wood sawing. procedure experience. Sxchangi .. Reward. '_ . ol sod, c son 1282-W, 16 Wnrdcll avenue, Rum- in our Open Ai^Sbop. Bargains, if'you'll .suite, 1135. Many other Items, and Lionel Simon, phono Bed Bank 561 or ences. VVrlte. "B. J.,» Box 111, i"O~R SALE—Acres of sod, five' ^ents PBElWAR FUBNITURE. Warehous- COST, MAN'S ELOJN wns'twatch: Red Tier square foot. Mlddli-tovn Stock' son.* • haul them 'away. Yankee Truder, Bed household goods. Ruscll'a Furni- li. . ' - i_ • Batik,^ Bank or' Long Branch, Saturday nf- Farm.: "Thomas S. Field. Phone Bed LONDON CLUB SOFA, down cushions, ing our stock before wi went Bank. ; ture i and Art Gsllerles, 55 East" VACUUM cleanars repaired; any make. EATOlJTOWM BUSINESS prcMrty, • ternoon. Finder pleiise call Atlantic Bnnk-861. V custom built, excellent condition. 'into service enables us to p.ffer pre- BLOCK F*ROrJt mahogany slant ' Allen Electric Shop, tl Whit, strmt. cated on tha main-street, stora desk, pie cruit crow's nest tip table, •Front Btreet. Phone W»3. R living room suite, buffets. A. Watson Beckwlth, Chapln ard Tlltoi., Rumson 518-J. per, gallon. Repairs, service. Roy S. Freehold or It. g. P.. Old tlrlilse. $119; G-plece dinette, $34.50,". and occasional arm chair, rose carved .arm HIGHLANDS—Store and fifo Jersey. Finder please return to abo chairs, maple chojt of drawers, Sheffield nvenue. Red Bank; first right turn be- ,'ITENTIONI Any linoleum Boor '•' bank. . Tilton & Sons, Marlboro. Phone Free- WASHING MACHINE, factory rebuilt", fore bridge, off Newman Springs rod. scrubbed with special linoleum SOUP, ments, located at 99 Bay afena*! 'many more startling values. Terms serving tray, rosewood squaro' piano, water heat; lot 40x110. Will M hold 851-R-l. -' • standard make. Cook & Onkley, Red. 1941, 20.FOOT OPEN skifrTjood con- 12 and up. Kitchens a specialty. Call POULTRY EQUIPMENT. Jamesway. arranged. Surprise Store-Fufnlture with Mother of Pearl keyboard. Yan- rsntlng stors. Price 112,000. 1 FOR SALE Bank. Phono fitfl.* : -. . . kee Trader, Bed Bank. ' dition. Price »S0O. Pbone Keana- Bed Bank J483-J or 738-J for appolnt- * Tlndsll, Realtors, 7 Mechanic electric, coal -and oil brooderi, bat- liASOLINE STOVE, with large oven. basement department, 9 East Front meat. [ TWO CUB SCOUT nults, complete, like Bed Bank,,, Phone' 2776,' tery brooders.- Roy S. Tilton * Sons, 108 Blink street, Red Bank. Phone street, Keyport, N. J., phpne Key- IRISH SETTER puppies, eight MAN'S SHOE SPATES, lUe 9;' two CUSTOM plvwlng, discing, sowing. Bar- ».v.';~iiz- 10-11: U each. Inquire at Marlboro. Phone Freehold 851-R-l. vetting, tree. puillng. ground clear- BUILDING—In Ksansburg, for ran 1807.* s_ port, 442, Free storage. Open Friday weeks old, registered , American specially built racing bicycles i- lady's 'approximately 7,800 so., ft.; ten-. 197 Main, street, Kcansburg. (Upstairs: SUKliE MILKING machines,'milt cool- OF galvanized fence, now ing, etc; tractor work of an7 kind bj 136 FEET and Saturday niirhts. .Field Club.' Ray Smith, 44 John nd gentleman's: all practically new, ten, beat ot contrast First claw Itase; building to be eomplstid to Clark.)' eri, «nter hentcra, electric fence con- ; Call evenings, US East Hker rontl, Phftne -Long Branch 2839. WATER PUMPS. Fairbanks-Morse; and trollers; .Stewart Cllpmasters in atock; -street. Bed Bank.* equipment. Ralph Maher. Rolmdal. H. tenant. Walker k Tlndsll, Ilealtora,; repolrs,'service. Roy S. Tilton 4 Sons, Rumson.* SPRINGER SPANIEL pups; litter reg- STEEL DRUMS for incinerator. Wii- ).. ho. Hi phone Bolmdsl »«91, Mechsnlf atraet, Sed Bank, Phon Myers, hand or electric, deep or shal- LARUE TABLE, mbrria :hair, oil bur- liam Ackcrsori. Phone Keyport •low. well In stock: also pips BtUngs, Marlboro. Phone Ffeihold 851-B-l. istered: line blond lines. Phone Be,d ilBTAL OUTDOOR table, with umbrclli TUE d'fttATFOftb reflnlshers. Locust ner. 13 Forest ' nvenue, Keanaburg._ Bank 3064. • ' 7-0541-R. ' •" . • Point Road, Locust. Cars spray«d; , cylinders, valves.^tsnks etc. Conover SEED OATS—-Fred U. Wikolt Co. Phone and six painted .metal chairs, metal 16MlirMOTION"PICTURE"lilni, in tuch- TEN-PIECE DINING room set: very glider, metal' Chaise- lounge, with cush- THREE 600xi6 car- tires, James Ack- also furniture, antiques, porch sets re- Bros., Wlckatunk. N. J.. phone Holm- Bed Bank 552. nlcolor; reels, 100 feet each: also 620 AUTOMOBILES del 8121. —L —- clean and in excellent ..condition. ion, set of four blue painted reed porch erson. Phone Keyport 7.Q541-R. pslred and reflnished. Phone Atlantic PUPPIES—Old Engllih sheepdogs. These Kodnk color film. Call Highlands 1186.» Telephone for appointment Long Branch HAUttlO* 8CHWART2, OhryaUr, PAINTSFOH ALL purposes, direct from chairs, fan back porch chair, eolfeo table, FISHING REEL, new, pre-war, 250 Highlands 781-M. 7" blue and white roly-poly shaggy little r'KESH EGGS and .poultry, 'broilers, 613. • . _____ . occasional chairs. Old English liand AN I) StiPTIC tanks cleanid. mootk, and International truck factory at .reasonable prlcei. Atlantic fellows, reiembling the teddy bear In yards; Ocean City Far-Xast, anti-back , Paint company. US West Blont street, fricnsBee, roasters and ducka; chicken FULL SI&E maple bed, spring mattress, carved itoraee chest, Early American rubbjih removal service, I'hon* and servleo bearcjuartan. rfcoM life. With the pep personality nnd the manure: ducks, nnd duck OKK» for hntrh- lash, no thumbing. Call Kesnsburg 860. Bank T«T. '.Red Bank. N; J. phone 225I-W. $35. Call nt 153' Hudson avenue, Red upindlc bnck porch tenches, original .WHITE SADDLE snd driving horse, Keanalurg 487. Robert Albe, Pert' charm that has endeared" this noble ing. James John, 41 Marion street, Bank.* . atencll. Yankee Trader, Red Bank, Monmouth. USED CABS boockt, MM ai breed to the world. The Bort that people Red Bank. Phone 2081-J. reasonable; also fine quality Leghorn changed. .Pentlae MUea •««_ WE BUlf-and sell anythlngl New •CHILD'S SCHOOL dresses, size 8-1): also TJ5H(iE BAKN, portion lined with old nd New Hampshire hatching eggs, and turn around In the street to look at. 24-FOOT .CABIN BOAT, with trailer, no ELECTRIC RANGE i ,nd washer repair terms. O. U. A. O. and' and tfurniiure, household bluck leather baby carriage; pre-war. knotty pine. R. A. Beman, 160 West j few duck eggs' and' ducklings, two G. * D. Appliance Serviro WhaVa present to man, wife or child. . motor Wlillnm Schloedcr, 17 East •ervice. * foods, thlna, glassware, paintings. Excellent for home, car or farm. Bryan, Phono Red Bank 3963..' Front Btreet, Keyport. portable hog houses, (45 each, electric Co., 60 White street. Phone Red Bank Ciirtield avenue, Atlantic Highlands. lltbNOH MAJIBLB top chest, Frencl TOJU bric-a-brac, etc. Biurcll's Auction .Portaupeck. Long Bt-sneh. WATER PUMP.- electric, automatic, with .babtery fencer, like new, |15; Kodak 2761-J. • b It to us. WW%« tHJ MSB I rhone'211-J.* 80-Kallon tank and motor. Call Bum-. carved living room table; maple drop camera, |1E. Harold Wllllamt, next to Galleries, 25-21 East Front stresV FLOWER AND VEGETABLE plants by SU-GALLON AUTOMATIC mis hot water (Oil INSURANCE «l all mod. Me K. V l carsi lllHilt t» 1»4I the doien. or by the thousand. Ed- eon 737-J evening' leaf table, large roiewood bookcase, fold- Crawford Co'rner, school, between Holm R. B. Stout, Lewis building. 77-79 Moqnt-Ennllsb Co, tod Bank. .Bed. Bank 169J. heater, with pipe littings, J75: Phone LARGE SOFA <18, small ice box $12. ing poker table, lady's light wood dress- del-Keyport. Phone Holmdel 7683. Broad street (over Newberry etorel ward Kdzicky Greenhouse, acrom the Bed Bnnlt 3S05. after OAR SALES financed, KIT-IH Highway from Esso Station, Neptune and three-burner gas plate, 17. Phone ing table With drawers, complete picnic THREE-PIECE^LIVIW LIVINGI room~~lulte HOOVER cleamrs repaired, om.h.s re- up to It monthe to Bay, - - WE PAY highest PIIMB tot'your poul- highwny. Eatontown. FOUR CORK LIFE jireicrvers, two scup Rpri Bank 928.' ' kit in .leather case, service for ilx, In- Come between 4 and I p.'n. 18C briitlsd. Allen Elsctrlo Shop, 11 Mcanct C4. «• Broad ttntUUt try. Write or pbone Long Branch nets, tuna' pole and reel ,!i'nu line, DROP LEAF TABLE, four chairs, *10; cluding Hat ware. Yankee Trader, Red West Front street. Red Bank. Must sell While atreet. phone til. Bed Bank pbone 1214. LARGfi STEEL SASH for factory or wood planes, 'floor- acraper^, - chiseiB, 1400. 89 North Broadway. Long Brsnrh. garage: three cigarette machines: . Victorian walnut desk, (30; Victorian Bank. ' • ' this week. AUTO LOANS, over 1300 oaly. Private TfN, Dodge, Plymouti, "| Zwtckl's Live Poultry Market. wood, r>»-inch, 1-inch, »4-inch pliers, &AK1NE PAINTS and varnish. Bottom draftsmen's boards. Sen "Bright AntiQUe walnut hall.rack, $40: Empire crotch TWO URNAMENTALnglobe bushes, 25 car sales financed for any amount, 16 Chrysler, Dodge, truck own*) DISCONTINUED Imperial waihable waJI. miter syuare, screw drivers, carpenter's mahogany..ch'esl of drawers, double Stu- paint and seam composition. Anti montha to pay. Seacoatt Finance Com- real serrlre, genuine factory vartav, . paper for every room In your home, & <:lft Shop. Phone Sen Bright 9. tool box, carpenter's tool chest, Drafts- years old. Will sell reasonable. Dlr- dent lamp. Stansberry, Middletown, 6 fouling 'hard racing bottom- paint. At hon's Piano Shop, IS Drummond Place, pany, (0 Broad street. Bed Bank. engines, brake experta. DieU and value* to 110, on sale for (1.98 per 1'OULTRI-MEN'S SERVlCi). Everything man drawing set and square, whetstone, The Boatsman's Shop, 24 Wharf ave- for. the 'poultry kecperl -Uiabrow Corners, ltoute 3fi. ' Red Bank. Phone 938." fhona Bed Bank l»»t. bltt, 11 West atreet. Bed Bsnk, room lot. Quantities and pattcrni are Bolder iron", electric: draw knife, hand nue, Red Hunk. KLU1N * SONS, carpenters; Mint. limited, Klarln's Paint Store, 28 Mon- Brothers, WalepDnd Road, Va-milB west FOUR-PIECE COMPLETE bedroom set, Plione 'OH- drill, screw drivers, rache'ts,; compass GALVANIZED three-door. 100-pound roofing and repairing, call after 6 p- HOVKD BACK to VanSycHH mouth street! • of West Lone Branch school. For de- saws, rclibet plilneB, two I pianos, di- $.j(l; Philco cabinet radio in good con- -livery or free service phone Long dition, $14, Mrs. Manning, care Stans- Ice boi, and two 60-foot length rub- m.. wrlte^ B. t. D. 1, Box 418, Keyport. 149 West Front street. New »1 JERSEY HOUSE Building, Wrecking Co. viders, other articles. 133 East Bergen ber K«"len hose. Alice M. Giles, 50 BUSINESS NOTICES N J.. phone Keyport 1IHT-W. " * We sell used bulldine materials -and Branch 2680. . herVy, Midjletown, 5 Corners. Route 35. : and service dTpartmtnt. Lstert place. Red Bank. . r r Jrand avenue, Atlantic Highlands. UOLD FISH—All sites, for pools or l rTEROSElIfi "SXS GE In good condition: LAND CLEARINGS, excavating and HAVE YOUR DANGEROUS trees 're- iront «nd and frame straight plumbing supplies, Highway 35, Keyport. 9 /-.-foot row boat, needs small repair, Fhone 967-R. ;•"' 1 Phone Keyport 483. __' aquariums', pool plants. Open dally reasonable. Call Entontown 298-M-l. grading, Call between ( and 7 P. M. moved by experienced riggers. Cssh equipment. Drop in and Inspect the ne»l $10.- James C. Walling, Wilson ave- LIGHT WEIGHT'blue suit, size 3»tJl paid for old- buildings. Highlands set-up. Frank VanSyckle, podge aaca PIANOS. X. IT Dlrban, piano mskei nnd Sundays until 9 p. m. Closed Wed- nue, Port Monmouth. 28-FOOT KING aea Jkilf, used five »ea- Red Bank IS944-J.- ______nesdays, -Helen Miller, Aquarium, sons; trunk cabin and shelter cab, new. Phone after 6 p. m.. Red Bank fAlNTING AND naperhanging. No job Wrecking * Klgglni. Co. Rhone High- Plymouth dealer. Goodyear distributor.! dealer, tuning, repairing, reno'vstliuj HVK-1'fECTl MAilOCiAJO: bedroom lands 13I7-W. ^ ' . Hishway 35. near Keanskurg Gateway. built last year; toilet and large nab box; 288J-R.* ____r__^_ too big or too small. Estimates enter- Shop and showroom Drummond place suite, rosewood bookcase, carvt-ii ma- USED CAR SELLERS. WUI »ey phone Red Bank 933. • Phone Middletown 849, . . hogany table-desk. plnCe Klnss top, New no motor: {1,400; C. A. Howell, 16 JN1LON R0P£ Is now here, high teniile fully given. Bevacqua * Oamaehe, PAINTING AND INTERIOR decorating. York prints from Valentine's Munuul, Short Btreet, KeyPDrt, N. J.* •trength,-longer lilo: does not deter- phone Keansburg 755-J. No job .oo big I or too small. Call us highest cash price for' your use4 1 iorate when wet, beautiful appearance, NOTICE; If. you »r«" thinking AQUARIUMS—Tropical, fish, gold- . framed; bronse Tiffany desk lamp: oth- TIRES .' YES I We have n.w tlr.s, CARPENTER WORK wanted. BooOni, for an estimate at any time. .''hone car. Packard Salt» 4 I adds to fittingsg and trim of all boats, Red Bank, Il7e-J. or Ettontown 390-H. about disposing of your household Ash, plants, gravel, accessories. er furniture. Mrs. W. E. Wimpey, Box truck and ppassenger . First ggrade on- — - • .- -. - 24" Wharf avc siding, insulation and general repair- Harding road, at Broad l d h Sl i at The Boataman's Shop, Joseph V. Bcgart, 73 Foster street, Rlv- foods and furnishings, real eitate, Helen Miller, Highway 35, near' 182' Everett-Kcyport road. Phone Red y. Come and get them. Special price ing. Mlchsel Frangdla, Box 439, B, F. on truck tires. Two gallons motor toil nue, Red Banlu ^ P.. Eatontown. Plata. Red Bunk. Phone Red Bank 41J. live stock, farm machinery and Keansburg' Gateway. Phone Middle- linnk 796-Rjj.* : MAHOGANY LlBKArtY table, concret TELEVISION BADIO Service; experts on PHANTOM l'-3u model aeroplane en- for 90 cents. Charlie's Tire Store, 107 FAINTING by day or contract: paper equipment, consult without' obliffa- town 849. Open dally and Sun- Monmouth Btreet, phojie Red Bank 1742- Koame and bench, 9x12 rutf, mahog hanging; estimates given. Herman combination radios and car radios. We gine, complete with coil condenser, any arid leather chair, dining room chair, call for and deliver your radio, 15 price to private family fcjr tlon, B. G. Coats, Auctioneer. <90 days until t p. m. Closed Wednes- timer. Perfect condition, $7. Phone PAVING BRICKS for gutters, sidewalk! Thornsen, R. F. D., box 42, Atlantic or driveways; fi5-pound anchor; spars oak, 'with leat-ier seat, breakfast set, lain street,, pbone Eatontown its. has received care; 17-40 year, day's, Red Bank ..jfoo-J. ' Highlands, phone Atlantic Highlands Bath' avenue, Long Branch. Phone of- all lengths: working lib, 39-foot wash tub and bench, croquet set, five- 811-M. Open evenings.' . model preferred. Call Keansburg TWIN BBD MAl'lKESS, in iixceilent foot antlficial Christmas tree, 24-bulb: EXPERT CARPET Inyinx, repairing, 1U32 FORD V-'8 coupe, with g» luff. Charles E. Bufd, phone Red Bank ATTENTiON", DEVELOPERS and borne COMBINATION storm window and' condition Phono between 9:30 and i "'"' 'kitchen table, 18 quart and 20 pint jars, fringing,' binding and renovating, Inch rubber, rebuilt motor; rte 11:30 B; m., Red Bank 1008. 'Call Rumson 703-M'. • builders. Lowest estimates given on Percy Gray, '45 Waverly place, Bed go. Call at 701 7th strtst. TYPEWRITERS, adding machines and screens. No down pay, three years GLIDER SWING, 110; also grindstone. bulldozer work; land clearing, cellars office equipment, am and used. to pay. First paymenpy entt 45 dadayys after FKIENI), FOUH-ROW potato duster, in and « fevr odd iurik'y "pieces of furni- YACHTSMtSi—A safe mooring is dug, lots 'graded snd cleared, made Bank. Phone Tttd Bank .1228, Phone Keansburg E84-M.' ItllInstallationi . FreF e estimatestimt . PhonPhone perfect condition; also 7-foot Case ture. Call at burn, 23 Wallace street, best Insurance, mushroom anchors, PAIN'TIN'G-PAPgRHAN'lllN't:. Estimate's 1U36 eHEVROtrf. ke.l.r. «o bought, sold and repaired. Serplco-s. galvanised anchor chain, mooring buoys, ready for contractor to build. No job 105 Monmouth Htreet. Red Bank. Redd Bank 31843184.. . binder tractor hitch. John T. Cro«s., Friday between' 8 and yj A. M." too small or too large. Latest modern cheerfully given. Lang at Robinson, ber. Under OPA celling price. III FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED and made Phone Freehold l(l'J.R-2. ' OUTDOOR OVEN fireplaces. A, proles. manila mooring lines, it The Boatman' 139 'i Center avenue, Atlantic High- Call after S p. m.. Apt. I, Building : Shop. 24 Wharf avenue. Red Bank, Delscl equipment. Coast Contracting THE YANKEE .TRADER. Red Bank, to order, slip covers and draperies BUNDLES OF STKINU. caire, will soil aional fireplace that anyone can build Co., phone Atlantic Highlands 70-J or lands. Phone 181. ' • S East Blver Road, Rumson. should be your vet shop to trade custom made. Quality and service our cheap; and 10-foot awning. Phone It bakes broils, irllll. Burna wood, 5NB PAIR" loTSO- power binoculan Ked Bank 2043-J. ' HADELON .PKOAL, antlliuae Bought nil CHllYSLUR Imperial . Atlantic Highlands 016.8-Vy.o ' . - Phone Sea Bright '32-W.' and sold. - 101 Waat Kront strett Sed running condition, fair tirea. '' with, where a selection ot over standard. David Burnon, -21 Pearl coal, charcoal or briquettes.-Nationally ROOF1N"U AND SlDlNC. We will re- atreot. Phone Red Bank 2657. ; GRAVEL, TOP SO'IL, 1,11 dirt, lit-ht advi-rtijcd. See display advertisement AlK-WAY VACUUM cleaner, in perlecl place ycur old roof with Johns-Man- Bank. ' ' take trade even for small car or fits] 10,001 various used and antique SIX POCKET GLOBE washer, good con- bulldozer work, gnidinn. Cull Keans- on Page 16. Millbrook Farm Green, condition, with complete set of attach. ville, Flint-Kote,- rubcrold Barrett or LOANS—Signature, lurniture, auto. Bea- cash. Community Print Shop,, c articles can be had. The laue«t dltion. Apply Single System Laun- burg 245, or write oi- see Stephen Men- houses. New Monmouth, Fhone Middle- ments; almost new, 130. Call Red Banl 0. .S, G. asphalt shingles for 1130 and con Finance Co.; 77 Broad street. Bed Central * Second avenues. Port Sank 1472 Charges H. E. Newman,-Jr., Old Monmouth road, Cnarles B. Wllule. .Ur work, day or contract; hardwood cases, blank albums, record cabinets, ALL KINDS. OK househiilcMurnllure, 9 $10: cellar door, heavily Imulated, Eatontown 390. 24. Brunner, P. O. Box tOi, Leonardo, a New Egypt. ' . floors, old floors and stairs sanded like radio batteries, appliances. Large stock Rowland strret. Kennsburg.* • . 20V-X6' 4": Grinder, Walker-Turner, AC ALL STEEL DUMP body and hydraulic call Atlantic Highlands 957. SALT HAV—Ired D. Wikoll (Jo., IS of classical and "popular records. Tuit- new. Experienced workmanship, Myron E. VIOLIN, JACOBUS Sfn'lncr',- ' ii. H. P.. 220-volts, 3 phase: three- hoist, Call after 5 p. m., Red Bank BESTRINGING OF Pearl necxlacei Motion,-H Mount atreet. Phon* Bed 193« PLYMOUTH; recondition.*! OPi| West Front street. Red Bank. In'g's, 16 Monmouth street, Red, Bank, cushion couch; with applique flower pat- clise, two bows, two chin rests, mute, 421-VV. and chokers. Boom 2, 178 Broad- Baok 8241. • celling price 1290. 73 Ctnter •' NEW PIANOS., Stelnway, Hardmnn, complete. Cull afternoons. Bruce P. tern, in excellent condition; also living KesmbuK.' ' " YANKEE TRADER says: When/ou room club chair, blue flowered pattern. FULL-SIZE" MAPLE crib, with Inner- way, Long Branch. UBNERAL CONTRAUTOB and cesspools Gulbransem Wurlitier, Chlckerlng and Rogers, 26* Carpenter street, River apring mattress. -Pbone Red Bank cleaned: carting and grading, top mso MODEL A Ford. go4 condltioi can't get it elsewhere, wo have it. otherl. Sold only by Tusting Piano Call Red Bank 3273." 1 Plain, Red Bank.' . 1362W. LAWN MOWEHS, power lawn mowers toll, manure. HI dirt, cinders, gravel and good tins, 1200. Phone Bed Bins! 28 West Front street, Bed Bank. CctiAffflttw. IS ' Monmouth street, Bed T~AN-ENAMELED kitchen ran«i-, with MAN'S SOLID WALNUT chest-.waroi- LAWN MOWEHS, power lawn m»n,,. • ~... --— — —--r^--- -« i-«- v robe, cedar lined, *45. Mrs. John 1OUR-KO0M BUNHALOWV in iiaton- »082 between 4 and 8 P. M,» ' J Bank. The.belt- is the cheapest. De- Florence oil burner attached. In per- town. Mult be moved. sharpened and repaired, aci.sors and per 8, model 1*01, with overdrlve.1 AVAILABLE! lAitside paints and.trims, fect" condition. Phone Red Bank Rt-nfreUB Place, Port Monmouth, 38 Wall street. Red Bank.* cutlerand vailseiy sharpened. All kind. Keys o. ffitte lockd sfo rapairedr trunks. J.*f*-H.^JS* N "f "\ *' CHRSSLEft "»ARlNE' motors. Now 3710-J.' on any make Frigid- radio, heater and with warrantee; Il.tnO] • all shadeB. at our retail • i^nint shop Koynl, 8 cylinder, 131 H. P.. 2.51 re- UPHOLSTERED LIVING room suite, SlSuROOM AND LIVING room auitcs, Cross Locksmith Shop, 155 Shrewsbury on Route 34.' Trices begin at $- per TWO BED AND dresser «et», muhouuny '** lamps, secretary, drop-leaf table and avenue. Red Bank. •• • aire. vacuum cleaner, washer and within OPA celling. T. C. Otto. Packai duction. Ace marine engine,, with springs throughout] good condition. Ironer and electric range ot water heat- Red Bank 428, gallon. For faded woodwork and Inter- 1.85-1 reduction "Rear standard ro- coffee Uihh; snnill miihognny table, up- Phono Red Bank 476-W. ' telephone set. All in Colonial maple. CAVAKAUGH EXTERMINATING, ter- ior reitorativc we prescribe our high holstered chair, mahottany trim. Steven- Write. "Furnishings," Box 511, Red mlto control specialists, guaranteed er, etc. G. <\ D. Appliance Service Co., gloss enamela, semi-lustres. vnrnUhsB' tation, In stock: used 1500 watt, 110 TWO PET RAUBITS. Call Ked Bank If, (0 White street Fhone Bed Bank volt lighting plnnt: al>o UBedt;parts for son, Branch avenue, Little Silver. Phone Bank. work. Old Tennent Road, Marlboro. anadd dock ppaints. Write, call or visit 1 Red Bank 3542-J.* BEDS, MATTRESSES, chairs, gas range UOOD SOLID breakfast drop-leaf . table 27«i J. ' • WANTED Fh C Rt 34 Mt Sterling and Speedway. -motors. Fnr- and other household furniture. 17 OD SO op fhone Freehold 799-J-l.* Flastiq Finishes Co., Route 34, Mata- wcll's Sa'cs and Service, 31 Bingham OH UOYSI Now you have a chance to and fouf r chairshir , J2UJ2U, Please call at OWlHtiTSWb DISCING done. Estl- SEPTIC TANKS aad usspoola• cleaned 032. Washington street. Red. Bank.' also dry wells, drains Installed. Es- 20 TO 28-FOOT BOAT, with marine •*•• wan. Phone Holmdel avenue, Rumson. Phone 1499. • buy a reftl U. S. Bus miteh tor your 11 Allen street, Kumson.' ._i__ mates. given on large fields and small H1XON soluble. Sulfur at 'Drug war games. Cost the uo/ernment $2.50 NEW ADJUSTABLE dress form, size 32 BELLY STOVE, with oilburner. timates given. Oscar Becker, 47 Sec- tor. Phone Sea Bright GET BOSTON POSTLAMPS and Rayo lamp. ALL BELLY T, gardens. Call Edwsrd . Cross, Red ond street Fail Haven, phone Red Bank giat's, tonic,, will' ppep you up, each. Ask your dealer or will send to 40. Price S7. Call Red Bank Can be seen at 213 ShShrewsburb y avev - Bank 238-J. evenings, after 7 o'clock. AMERICAN "ANTIQ,U— ... . lieve blood infectionf , rheumatismhi , neu- electrified. Mahns Bros., Route 35, threo postpaid with baKS /or $'l. Dis- 3512-J.' 14(4. * • . silver, china and glass, family, Eatontown. nue, Red Bank/ f AIN^ING CONTRACTOR. Exterior and ANY MAKE'-vacuum ciesncr repair ser- ritis, sciatica,' luhibngo-arthritls. Cap- tributer, 1-5 Prospect ave'nuc, Asbury UOUKS—Four pairs French doors, 4x7, PLACER WANO, small type, with guitar traits. Mrs. L. Richmond, 41 East 1 DASCHUND . PUPPIES7 males. Leo Park. " . 24 IlKhts; one pair, 4xS, 16 lights; Interior," Estimates given, prtcea reas- vice. We are equipped to either re- sules or ]ifj(]]d. tune. Can be Been at 23 Bank street, nable. Charles J. Sellick, 44 Naveslnk streeti Freehold. Phone 1T8. ,' Xehnich. Uelford. Call Keansburg 251. 18-FOOT liARVEY HULL, rour-cyllndtr also some stnndard panel doors.. Will pair or rebuild your cleaner. 0. A D. WE BUV USKU shot guoe, ri NLW BICYCLES are cominu in. All our but owner lives at 213 Shrewsbury ave- avenue, Hilton Park, Middletown. Phone Appliance Service Co., CO White atreet. used bicycicH reduced in pru-e. See us 30 DOUBLE CYLINDER brass water Austin engine,. H7Fi. Can be Been at se]l separately.. Phone Sea Bright 10, rods and reels, Highest price* !>rc9sure motors for automatic irri- between 10 and 4.* ' nue, Red Bk/ Highlands 1139.J or Atlantic Highlands Phone Bed Bank 2761-J. now. Red's Bicycle Shop, 92 Shrews- "Woods" Boat StoniKe, Lontf Branch. 72-W. phone Red Bank 2088. HlallnV Ration system, good condition; nino Boat No. l0Ki40». !•'. Biavai 167 Lin- PORCELAIN SINK, complete, basin, cen- lUtTHUR E. BOVCE, painting contractor, 'bury avenue. 1'lione Rert Bank UO7-J. SEAMSTRESS — Expert; alterations, Shop, ll East Front strew. ANTIQUES, china, ttriL--«-braf, silver fiVD-horse power, three phase, 220 volt don nvenjle, Bt'llpvllltf. , ter dralnbonrd either side, 74 Inches - exterior and Interior painting, esti- electric motor. Malda, Phone Eatontown draperies, mending, etc. Prlcei per mates supplltd on large or small lobs, bought and sold. Sis Bright Thrift i)ANTTELl>'"SEArskilT, six foot, four overall. Call Eatontown 107, after 5 job or. work in your home. Have port- YANKEE TRADER will b«r JOB as. . Inches, flvTr=foot l)eam, four-cylinder, p. m." * fln'. elasa work by practical palnurs. Shoppe.: Sea Urlith!. V. able machines, JS per day. Coniulta- Phone Rumson •••j Ina porcelalna, china ornament*,' POTATOES. BAILED HAY, and straw. GOOD OPPORTUNITY to purchase Chrysler niotor. Call Atlantltfjllighlands HOSPITAL BED; front and bottom Monmouth street.• tlon free of charge. J>hon« Long ran Jewels, antlo.ua furniture. ae» Conover Brothers, Wickutunk. Phone 502-J,« ; rises, good condition, (20. Bonkoskl, THE BEST PRICES paid for rags, iron, tiioroUKhbred Guernsey registered UARMEN CAVALLARO. records "Uon- Branch 3038.M after 1:311 p. m.* metal and paper. Oattis, Junk dealer, and o|d sllvw pieces, stamps, snoney. Hnlmdcl 61LM. ^ 16 NKH' BOATS, flnt bottonjf rowbouts, 78 Second street. West Keansburg.• certo No. 2"; Fred Waring's new al- TRAC'roit WORK, mowing. John Ma- stock. Wo have now several milk. Elite Rar- 218 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. and books, I trade fair an* open DISCHARGE, PAPEHS phutostattd, 12 motorbuat. 8-ia-14-16 fc'elr El MODERN KITCHEN cabinet, pedaTsew- bum "Pleasure -Time" Is hero now. son. Phone Red Bank 2770-R. Itan Bay lloatworks, ^2 Broad street. ing mnchine, in good condition. For Pione g»d Bank 16C8-W. Will call. houri seFvice at Horli's, 18" Wallace InK cows ani thrco bull calves; (op Show Boat," with original cart at SLIP COVERS TO At your furniturs and ALL STEEL fftUCK tiodles built I ball- above board. For courtesy dealing itreet; 'Red Bunk. Information, call Red Bank 165. fustlng's, lfl Monmouth street.* : sale. Can be purchased with or pursu. Phono Keyport 472-M and let doierr; 1arm»e1iuipmont repaired, farm please contact Yankee Trade*. B«€ SAKE—4(1x28x40, cup. Apply J. TWO-PIECE MAIRON Frieic set, wltj PIG8— Why worry about a meat "ihorf. without rcgigtered papers; also ous me call at yoin home.' H. Lassen, Poole tralleru bullt^to order. Century W.eld- Bank. Mr. MorrilL phone Bed «aak ~ age. Bntse your own haniH, -Imcons Kridtl. ' - covert, $11; two % beds, uprlngi and NEW ASSORTMENT of . bric-a- avenue, Union Beach. Ing. Pbone'USradlotown 854, Opposite two-wheel platform tyl>e trailer, clcin mattresseu, u&ch $8; two bureaus, and pork: baby pins and partly Brown gOOlTUSED FUHNTTUHE, Ice box, bill brad Just purchased from a prl- HAY" BALING, .mowing and rsklng, Middletown Itatlon. ' pigs, vuecinated, from-pureWrcd stock, with brand new spring, dresser, two very good mirrors, each $3rday bed, slide u-llh tractor attachmenl, suitable > vato horns arid apartmentl Cut ' rlte, M. Homlck, R. F. D. Eaton- IRON KAlUNUS for porches, atalrways, $10 up: als~o bred sows available, Phone for carlins hay, corn, potatoes, etc, tables, seven chairs. C. -Whltcley, Mon- out, $5: white dinette set tabel four (ilGHEW PRICES paid loriglua," Rid Bank a."'43, ^_ mnuth nvt-nuu and Uttulcvnrd, Leonardo, chain, $6.;. full-site Kapok mattress, $7; crystal, alabaster, bronzes, bisque, town. •tc Hade to order by Seedorf Com- figures, lamps, furniturs, bill. BED BANK FLOOR Waxing Uo., noor pany, 19 years at » West strset, Bed. THINK co all ini-tal . lent rublior, fully eiiuinped with two. chinn, O. G. mirror, silver, French Homes, offices and storts. Phoni Bsd Self BtorinK Alndows. Ki-rct-na, htiirin hold 601-J. row cultivator, pulley, puwcr-tako-litf. (I.i. _08 Seabryie Way, Keansburg.* WELDING AND MAdHINE work, alec Pearl Oilman, >2 Spring street. , VISIT THE 35 Highway Trading Post Limoge, drapes, table covers, Vic- Bank 1488-J. " trie and acetylene, prompt service by Bank, sash and weather stripping in perman- unit power lift to raisb cultivator, Whect West ent unit plus complete, freedom frum te^7iic"e weights, llifhts, nnd stnrter:, also straw, for playground equipment; beach um- torian secretary, oil paintings, and rIOUSEMoVtNo, raising buildings, ma- Setdorf Company, 10 years at » R06MfiR-6usln.ss womV ~ FiNE". HEHl) "OF~eiicviot white-ln son work, carpenter work and- truck- strset, Bed Bank. Phone 8189. window care. ' For free lii-molintrnilou, Sortie with cute baby lambs." "'"or further infprnuitiun, cnll Deal Dl, brellas, chenille bedspreads, toys, and many other pieces. KUMIPB Furnl. 'BreakfasBnakfattt served. Cala l li I »Vi call Monmouth Construction Co1., 20 after 6"p; m, . • everything. for the front lawn. Middle- ing. Morris Horns, Impt; Co., Box 188 INSURE YOUR HOME, business, auto- tween hours of 8 and it 48 Do not hnvc pasture tur thi-ni. 1C you ture * Art Galleries, 25- East Front Keansburg. ' • mobile and other property with Haw- Wot »tr,.i-t. -m-ii Hunk. I'hnln 11)9. huvih , K»od i.-1-iiBs and lovel , animals,\herils\here UHUAULOOM, MtQAIILOOfflUKQADLT town,* ... . . [ btreet. Red Bank.' AT KUMSON — Ml kinds of lioilselroTii is a mil opportunity; lft ewtr, II / anil 12- lit-il Bunk -22P8.' hnnglng. .'Gem rShop, 205 Nori rood DOuS BOARDED, washfd, ollpcod, cration sixl CniJ Storage CoiiHtriiclion, Conitruction, Illiihwny 35, Mlddletnwn, foot' widths, Tim Stiirllnit' Furniture BING CROSBY lIin u now album at Tust- nvenue i Long Brdnoh, COMI'LETE WOOD working shop, gogood "Th«y S»y" It's- Wonder- stripped and conditlontd. We show all Hlvkwiiy Hi. Mlilillplown. Plllini' 'Jill). I'hoae 'J0». Shop, 21 While atn-ot, Ri-d Unnk. Phone optiprtiortunlt1 y for youung man to stRrt |n ing's; also "T.,...... B8TABHS.HED.1114. To your order. Al- WfiNH ^ 201; ' ful" I Johnny'Meroor linns "Llll Auglo' brtsds at-«ll ihg,wi,,..aive-your igg a ... .jur-Jurnlturerafitl. SWiAKfiOTrnJoSTST,, In A-f-con'HlHonooHT Illlllhess, for Informmation call Middle- break. Board It at-a reglltcred kennel.. " iSEB 'fHti VKW Vlrlnr l;ry llcvcmCT (*nn bi>' nnd "Any Pjnco 1 "• Hunji My Hnt"; any lite, style or. type box-iprlngi, m«t- ver, plcturw, porcelain^ br . cooler in color .lit Miiltllttuwn HoliiK' nt 84 McLaren street, llLACi? CTDTfr 'rWt, with 'Kunuliic town H Forty years experience. Vlmy Bidgc Hi-il llnnk.• nt>n)ola lenpiu-il, Hlluhtly worn, B)CU ,42, r+r Louis Jordan In "Rcconvonlon BIIIOB."" trossaB,,, pillows, etc by John Davloa,. art goods, Don't sell baton wa•_ •ration and Cold SVipiBe Construrllon, Hl ._ . Cliesf OAHPENTEII'S tools,' roll attel 1|j| Kerincla, registered, South ftreet,. Baton- "latal Frlednnn'ii IS Boutfc I'Oltii MAllfNE i-niiinr,"Tir lisifcVt'-'con'- Pllliliii llmMliink il'.irifl. 11 ill i; Hluni. wire and posts, large round steel lawn "Wrilr'r'UMl'661' fJoMa'^BBlji"' ra< Ihlandii ' Phone town, at Wyckoff road, Monmouth coun- lllliij^_a_i,__J*y_i|d 1c• own.' rliojf_2|iII, Ona oii mcord at Tustlnit's, .Other Highland's 1822, Ubury; Park, Phono «UA tl>ION~J* lwii«~»i»c,"l ,«nn'(llliin. (Sitiitn: recently liouji overhaul! tl. Oan KLhO'l'iil'u" H7iNu"l,ri "iTin'rVfcTruTiiTCnn lulili-, old- ill-lull icnt, pair mappllca ty's leading dog hot«l.. . .< In. snli ut Hi Mi-Liireli .street, lied rVn lll-lullt I7I.W. ' new onei, "Ain't Mlsbohavln:" "Danny AW'Ek SEKVINU Uncls Sum... we are TrinBa ADULWH i._ . _.. -- ,r Phone Ki'iiinbum !,T,'K.• III-IIH, munol kltehen table, porcelain top Bo/," by Nclion Edityi "In • Lova^ In RADiOB—Halca and Ssrvlcc, Kcpaired at « rooms,'vicinity Bad Bank, reftnpot Tiirei'Tliu'r- wi-ll ' »iit?r Hunk.' •* •• ._' HoTfKKHUI.il' K|lltN"l'rUli>n WTckTr kitchen unit Hxii; imlr -Itool clumps, again In butlncis. Let us oontrol that • our shop by trained technicians.'Coast 1 l ' i vVTi CAHIiV mt'lul cuuflilli, suihi uTTi] Vain"; new Vaughn Monroe. At Tuit- roof water, with a new jutttr and lead- T. i. Kolay. «5» Montgcmtry *- supply bci'orne n nuieiiijeo with iron'7 chHil'H, hnln, IttiuW-jim-, |.i,r>t ,,f'(Ji'/iw. im'r mnhogany bcilstcads, mlscel, Inii'B, Id Miinmiiulh slrii't,' AppUanoa-Cu., Hi Welt'Front iti'sst, >ar»y Oltr «. Phono PeltWn ' Wtt havrj an int-xpeiislvf iron t moul, lul(«, with liiiuleuin tops Mid chrumi, rin, In- Imi, IIHMI niiiMir uiiliii, etc. vrls. I'hiiuo Rrd Bunk 1)128 or rail er or repair your old gutter and flash' "hons R«J Bnnk 80811. IJ'a 'r'ncikU-'t'omplcto iTcJ^II caTa"- Ing. Eitlmates cheerfully glv«o^on srlv COHN URIB, to rent for din starts at M" AIIIIIKIIII liiillilu loffl- Sumuc riwurm, 14 Wnst Front street, II AIIIIIMH II .hliiu I-, ,1',. 11 Hidden Road, Sllvtrwhlte O»r- BAf&ns-fl.Ui/Js 8«rvlc8.rvlc'st;.T IT P.ny. I'hoiii It-rl llnnk :',4J. Phnnn'rliii Hank 1-Homy lln I lov/irs, AWnVE, 8]ilpnnit oniniilsum loom, llxlj'i, Uxf.l' c", "xir,; loom PIANO"—MusNOfius h linil aerfi"B, tirnnd',rnnd, leldnleiig records and sheet music. Tuitinit's tb« new. amaslpg. Admiral Du«|.Tympl 'Irijier Ilroacl Uriel, lied Uiiiik, Phonli mid linoleum rugi. Snmuel Hwsrti, tor $,1U0, In good condition. Onll Bogart, 778 Vcstsr strest, River Plisa, Ooiit Awllsne. Co., 115'West Front •ultnbla for boat. Call Roof S| •I in riiifs II jr in t,, ' i .{nt wlili., Let Ul Piano Company, Stslnwiiy dstler, 1« RReil l DDnnHH, H8B after 6 b.-m,' •72, 14'Weit Frunt strest, ited Bank, l'tons vivo you mi ist'mnti' un ynur room- Kriinslitif(r 70B.J. • street. Phone Bed.Batik aoBO. Monmouth strut. Red Bank,* PAINTER, 1JBUOBATOR and paper T<) BUIY—Dlio SIN SEE MAPLE b«l' cc.mlilnle wTth llt.l Bsnk 1«R7.« wall tn »nll. Tim .Sttilliin Pilrnltuie nOWlHJA'f PUPVIEB—Irfsh oatturB, Rod Cookew WASHING MACHINES. .niuttrcis npel iprlnu, miiple chest, odd Hlmp, 31 While strict, Iti-d Hunk. rLpt h«!nger, 4.8.. yia.. n e.xperUnotj_ utl- vltt. Let in help B a'l 0VrTXNTj" rTJRNAOETnrfinrn'o n~ —le-foot, oars, 135. T7 Fslr maU Dnlinntlon, rcglatoreili indljreod, matol' ohnrfullfully glvtn. Lo.uli CjMarii clmli..' fnll r.i.linitii»ii 0 4llvJ • • linlril , andironsdi , hohit to r«Kiators., Inin,* «1U._ Hnvi'ii rnnil. Fair Haven,* il beit blood linos; Psrslnn kittens, Mil- 111) Center avanue. Atl.ntlo .Highlands. CtAKMi._ l' VI COMMO.M N r IIUACS, bookcnaji, ileduv hntnrnt'j lllnk, 'AOYOlilUUiLB, plumlier, carpenter tools i mock Kennels. Cnll Ruirtion 1081-«f- ttle HlftManclii ««T.J. Imtliroom buslii, wns.li tub, uiroAinrooM, n fruln thtef IIOIUIK nulnl livil, sluing 1 loiim, llxli'i, Hi iilst Liotvn Iron M, sprlngi, smiill 1R ANV Apprabtr. " U, tf knd mattr«t,s lit, IJUI»IUII, lnlil*s, cut, liury iivenui , ftcii llank. liullut, chllTnnlir, tiililo, ohnlrs. Callnf. OOMPLBTU UBPAm nrvlei on an) Ilia roils till tin lo IS fi'itt wlilu, I,(,l us MXIOtB rour-pbit»r bsd- ptliuv/s, il«sks', iimib mill btfilriiiiiit rhiilrs OTTrTCjJwrsT EirdTr nlvo you nli i ntfiunte on your riiom—• WAIiNUtor 6, nf, m,SWIVEi AtlnntlL _.ohalrc Highlnnd, - Wllcot x780,' dlo. . nblitntor and (iiif'tournt! f'ltiHtiro till tirntvi, l, g te (omplsto with aprlni snd rnncy, mnlo anil fsmalei breedlnu ' , t» wall. Tim Stirling i'urnlluro • Ibbs sowlnj mnchine, oljht-OUP «lto A«W| bit' 'I'liow Iliimspn Tit, cages;»gcs, Onldull IllIllthlnndnlUit , Shun, 11 Whit. Hrcol, luill lilink, Phonn trlo Sllex eclhc polr grsen wool winte PA It AGON (JlWir;»iiti""l"1J combination; SEVERAiEVEliAL U8USE!B ) cook novel, ml «9,l.. ../ , ". _ .'• coat, rtllnk collar, ilia bliM'k iparjbillt linoUura topa lirnr ' rsws, oil nook itovtt and hint.il, si-WAU n t mms!a<.mmvm^mxmi:ii BED BANK REGISTER, MAY 2&1946. WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR DDOTOB OB DBNJ1BT .su}t»f-weond .—_.- , ,. to help tired OBNXBA1* ^m TKN-ACKES^ modem two-stort y • bom*, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCTiaeven rbomi; III SAY AVBNI!%;Sl«Me*!i») >'tw»-, * mother, .from V until 7 p. m., two family. floor, Bro.d atreet .pualn*%i' section: Baaaion .11)1.' • aix rooma, fn&, Ind bath It three-car «ar- Kith, ateam heat, automatic jrater . family houat, pcrt«ct eoaeUtlMel »|a» ifit menace (or About to romodol tad make 'tbdroiwblr or thru daya a wesk. Call Bed Bank COOK—tint floor worker i sleep In 'or age | aceommodatltna'for 2,100 cMckene, heater; lot 60x126: taxn |70J handy partly suitable ,f»f tffnbk'a4 ropma: Urted parties modern. WJlUaranft. to nit tenant. 8290-M, after t p. -m.« ' ^ out. .PhoM Bumaon 14I1». . *, Price f 11,0001 eonvenienniocatlon. Bar location, in Batomtown. Price ll.OOfr. ra«,, attacb^'-Ci^TarTifTI "br SUIIman *' Asaoelatai. Pbon* Eaton- ntmtnt at th« ajova addrein * No .broken. Josjpn 0, MeCu* Agency, E*a»or, phone EM-r-OceasloiiaJ survey, work tloun, WOMAN—Thorough eleanlng, Friday Walker, A Tindall, Realtora,^ Mechanic lunVion «««• Red Bank J47O.« Dooti to '10:80 p. m., no canvassing town 7.* atreit. Bad Bank. Phone 177I.» VJCB FBONT' buOdifM propert hone 4.2164. box 111, JUd and Mondonday• a '.• Phone Eatontowai 190. COMFORTABtE' ilx-room home, all r sejllnele, , ppermanentr . Write., Box "OC. ULTRA. MODERN, aix rooms, - two lDHVDHtTvMM T0WN8HIP.. IImmediate Pariaparin rlghtarighta, a roomirma , 1 bathsbtthl, large R./JS01 Plnneran," 1475 Broadway. JOOOK-HOUSEWOBKEB0USE1 , 110 a week, tile baths, fireplace i attached garage, occupancyi all rooma, bathbh , pantry; modern kitchen, laundry, Dreplaea: built- FINE CORNER property;, I to board, reai- convenience!; five minute* from -Bed al«kp In| small family: Thursday if- Bank on bui Una. Toung buaineii WPD- Vhv Yk lS• residential- neighborhood, convenient to hot sir heeit; lot 18x110; taxes 140. in garag*. Phone Bumaon HI. feet, attractlv* bungalow, Wrtta, -X P.," Box 511, Bed ISECRmARX—Eirparieswd Jn iSort- ternoon and Sunday off. Muit have rif- ted Bank atatloii; two acres. 121,500. Price 11,800. Walker * Tindall, Real- It ACRItB of ground u» Ul nuita) tide an will ihara wltn refined couple. Bel- erencei.. WriU, "C C," Box {11, Sad rpoma, automatic gas, bot foot, must be of a light erancea exchanged. Wrlba "Comfortable han'd and typing, for permanent po- SUUmun * Associates, lit Broad atreet, tors, 7 Machanlc atreet, Bed Bank, of Main road at Uneioft, alee a let jpt, e o( a light litlon, aome. clerical and bookkeeping Bank. . . Eatontown. Pbont 7.* , . •' rhone 2778." »0xl7» on tb« north .Id* of- B»«btb ave- 'heat, perfeet condition; di *»P*. la gpod condition. Phono Home," box 111. Had Bank.' CABIN—SulUble for couple, |7 weekly, knowledge deilrable. Top lalary to qual- BOWBOAT ANP refreshment business. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Eight- rooms, nue at Neptun*. Priee of lot Mi rt-h location; owner oceupled. nk 17P1-B ified applicant. Apply in pcrion, Bed AMBITIOUS YOUNG woman, qual- bua connection. P. 0. Box 582, On Barnegat Bay, near Toms Biver: ' bitS, bot water heat, oil, gia range, Jennie G Uyton. UncrofL N I Long Branch. 1421. T . ,»Sft, MACHWB work, Jl,., Bank Airport, Bed Bank. ' ified to teach sswing. Home eco- TLANTIC - HIGHLANDS. Ovtrlooking dial and n»tur«i; new and repair Eatontown, * long crabbing pier, restaurant building, slate roof;' two-car garage; lot 90*117; 1 nice lawn. Price 17,100. Walker * bay; ideitlglocation for-all-y«ar note) rock don* a* reasonable prlcei. Schpell- fluMSdtl-^Btvarfro'nt, /urnlinea fty*: COOK—tour In family, aleep.in; waltreia nomici or -practical dreaa making. with bedroomi, kitchen, eto-i girage; iHAOOW LAKE PARK. ATeia kept. Call Loiig Branch 8118. wo small storage buildings: jrowboata; Tindall, Realtor!. 7 Mechanic atreat. type) boarding hone* for convalescent In JttohliM Shop, Walada avenue, Port room bungalow for lummer reildence. Experience required; exeetleiit aalary Bed Bank, Phone 2776." hqme; 14 rooma, four bitbi, extra lav- - tlun, aere ploti; a modern Itfnmouth, N. J^phone Keaniburi 102. 11,200. John L. Mlnugh, Broker, Bum- GARDENER AND handyman, steady riparian rights; about 200-foot bay residential diveionmint F. B and hours. Singer Sawing Machine front; boat hirbor,-|16,000. Ray Still- atories. Roomi are - irrsngtd for light *WI» -mower/ 18 or JO-lncb ion road. Sea Bright. Phone Bumeon work. Call after 7 o'clock. Atlantie LCELLENT' OPPORTuxilTY for an housekeeping apartments with a good proved; school adjoining, clou II. Highland! 7t8. ' ' Co.,. 41 Monmouth ' atreet, Bad man* Auoclat.es, Highway 4-N, Eaton- artist, an Idial location, one mil* road station. Jake privileges. * _ A; muit b*« ' dininc room Mite, living Price 120,000. Bay Stlllman 4 Aaaoci- roomi, • room chain, lamps: must be in good Mlddletown 281, New Monmontt. make self generally useful; salary ac- day preferred. Call Bed Bank .1110 or KEANSBUBG—On Main itreet, near LEONARDO—One fioor Tpl* HINB-'ACRE TILLABLE . Held,. about 1 i cording to ability. Apply, Pirate Ship Red Bank 769.* . ates, Highway 4-N, Eatontown. Phone...... heat; rooma; completaly furniihe dltlon. Phone 8ea • Bright U7, . Eatontown 7.* _. • • • • '. • . highway, six roomi, 2-wr sang*, hot acrei, fenced paiture, 17.6 for aeaaon. ReaUy Office, CtifTwood- Beach, rhone COOK, PLAIN—Experienced, nice .prl- one-ear attached garage; lot 10x210; wat«r hact oeeupahcy Vune 16th; for blnatlon sal and'coil range'In AND BOARD wanted^ reason- Harold William!, next to Crawford Cor- Matawan 12, ', . IS,900, DUPLEX HOUSE, in good con- Immediate pbiseallon. Price 18,000. running wat«r, - gai, electrie able; in home of nurse, preferably ViXr-bome| ateady all year: private quick aale, 11,100. Constance Stnith, 14 ner achool, between Holmdel and Key- WOMAN—Over 3D, desiring permanent room and bath. Call, Whit* Acrei; Bed dltlon, each tide six foomi, bath;* hot Walker. eV Tindall, 7 Mechanic -street. Maple avenue,: Fair Haven, phon* Bed room; front and- rear icreened . . lltered;'no nunlng cere; Red Bank- port. Phone Holmdel. 7683. .position with National Arm, flexible Bank 1147.». , air heat, noal; let-40x90. Ray Stlllman Bed Bank: Phone »77I.« Bank 2811, porehel; - exterior recently i - :g Branch area, for'ambulant eonya- A Aasocla^ei. Phone-Eatontown 1.'-< rarage; large dry cellar; lot ' •BURNISHED HOUSE. Summer aeuon hours: pleasing personality more neces- TTL,E STLVER bungalow of iix roomi, ATLANTIC HTOHLANDS —10 roomi, !(tot on strict diet. Writ* "A. C',;" sary -than buslnell experience. Write, BIVER FBONT—Large, lot, nicely, landT bath, sunporth. hot water" heat, oil: Complete priee $1,000 or neai til. Bed Bank. . only; eight roome, (no bathi. one or batb.,-extra lavatory, 2-car -ajarag*. hot M. F, McGovem, Center aven two famlliei; Frlgldalre, gia, hot water, "W.." Box 611, Red Bank. Please give REAL ESTATE FOR SALE acaped; enclosed porch; s.even roomi, two-ear garage: lot 50x177; taxee III; water heat (oil). Residential, convenient. REGISTER. JuoionJal L Floweri, 5 telephone number. • tile'bath, oiV burner; convenient to Red 'Immediate occupancy. Asking I9,600u ardo. . Third house from Appl t Front street. Bed Bank, electricity furnlihed; two block! from Oeeupaney Jun* ltth. Prle* 110,500. hue. _j_. . . - . . bua to race track. Phone Red Bank SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, remodeled about Bank station. Price 115,000. Ray H. Walker A Tlnd.U, Realtors, 7 Mechanic Constanc* Smith. 14 Maple avenue, Fair S17«.J.e AUTOMOBILE BRAKE mechanic, 6 years, oil burner, flreplaee, two-ear Stillrnan ** Asioclatef. * Phone Eaton- itwet. Bed Bank. Phone 277«.» Haven, phon* SM Bank 280». IEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, garags town 7,»- " . ' ' MISCELLANEOUS .. ONE-BOOM FUBNISHED bungalow, - 5%-dor week, salary of 140 per garage, large corner lot, beautiful BBD»7"ANK—Double house of ilx SEA BRIGHT, Ocean avanu*, on river, venlencte, on bui line, I In Tlnton Fallii aultable for .two men ahade trees. It Bait Lincoln avenue, At- HOLMDEL — Fre-Revolutlon Colonial rooma, bath on each side; four-car coay home In excellent condition, six Malda. telephone Eatontown i 4.KARMERS ATTENTION, top ce»b prices or a, couple;. Phone Eatontcwn <7-J.* week, plus 5 per cenfeommisilon on lirrtlc Highlande. Owner, phon* Red Bank farm 'estate, ten rooms, including 84- garage; lot 10x180; one of the belt rooms, bath,,ahower, fireplace immediate OLORED—Big bargain for « i- - paid :oi any klad of eatOe, ulvea or all brake re-line lalei; vacation and. 711. Price 18,000.' ; foot living room, with fireplace, five realdAntlal areas in Bed Bank.-' Price occupincy. Pricey* l»,CO0. Constance Two and' a half bungalow i f**.' Ordere taken for (prim. delivery lick leave after one year. Apply to TWO ATTBACTIVB four-room apart- bedrooms,' two tiled baths'; hufe hewn 115,00(1. Walker ft Tindall, Realtors, 7 Smith, 14 Mapl* avenue. Fair Havan, three apartment house; elect- tteder iteert. Drop a eard or°*all timbering, hand-ipllt shingles; 85 acrei Mechanic atreit, .Bed Bank. Phone phon* Bed Bank 1808, • • '••'"• nd baih, on South street, B SITUATIONS WANTED Mr. Flnucan at J. H. Mount Co.. menU, a*parat* entrancei, attached 2- TayVVr Palmer' Biujllsbtown. N. J.. phone car garage, modem', bath and kitchen fertile farm land; substantial buildings: 277I.« • . ' • • • Bents now for 142 a montr 1 corner White itreet and Maple aVe- fixtures. Upetalri apartment now avail, smaller acreage if desired. 885,000. Joi' WE HAVB MANY prospecU for rands, P. O. Box. 8, Eatonto- MALE VOCALIST, with voice training BUNGALOW—At ' River Plaxa: five second horn* from corner, V: experience, dealrea audltlpn with or- nut. Bed Bank. ^ abel. It Memorial Parkway. Atlantie eph G. MeCue Agency, Bealtor. Phone rooma and bath:* all Improvements; farmi, bopiea and acreage. Now VJtTZBANS AND OTHERS. Free 1 Highlanda. $8,600. Owner," phone Bed Rumion 444 or Ked Bank 1470,' GE cheafra. Wrlw, "Voenllit,: Box 811, Bunk 761.* , . one-car garage: ha,lf-mile to itation. la the time to sell. list your prop- 'eatalog deaeriblng 400 bualneia ;ed Bank.- . Vounc women over BUMSON MODERN HOME. Built AH1, Prlee H.SOO. Inquire 808 WeaJ, Front BAY VAN HORN AGENCl- erty with the 8. Waltara Agency, 'aril technical couriei. Phone or CUBTAINB, ScAftPS, taEJ*cloths, 21.. preferably with chain atore x-x- SEA BRIGHT—Bungalow with aix large living room, dining room, ex- itreet, Biver Plaia.* • . t*n-room Broad itreet reild writ* International Correspondence launderedered,, staiehehd and atretebed. perlence,' ai food and beverage checker room! and bath, oil Hred, hot water tremely modern kitchen, downitalr* tiled TWO LOTS- -46x120 feet, on Sprlngdale Box 18, New Monmouth. Phone Water heat, stoker; excellent at Ship Ahoy Club'; 'good wages, nteali lavatory, three bedrooms, tiled- bath, oil ood. Large landacaped plot; School!, It Commerce street, Ne»- Mrs, L. Nataio, 17 DeForelt avenue, heat; garage; convenient to river, av*nue, Shrewabury. Apply Flax, 126 Mlddletown ill, • Bed Bank. Phone Bed Bank I4E8-B. and bathing privilege. Call Red Bank ocean and ihopplng district. Price $8;- heat, copper plumbing! one-third acre. River street. Bed Bank.* vat*. .Double garage; 818,0 >«rk I. Phone MArkat J-1II4. 88 after 8 p. m.» 000. John L. Mlnugh, Broker, Rumion Occupancy August 1st. 118,000. Jos- Van Horn Agency, Fair Hav HAN—Retired Induitrial engineer de- RED .BANK—Six roomi, bath, .hot air Bed Bank 18I.« ELUEULY MAN for lightT [arm work, road, Sea Bright. Phone Bumaon 711, eph O. McCue Agency, Realtor, ' Phone BUM SON—Residential lection, near alrei to locate along the ihore, leekl Ruinson- 444 or Red Bank "1470.* ' heat, new; all convenience!;'one-car RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—. rBT QB BBCOHp. mortgagee bought IOkitlon, any nature, good eiecutlve, live on premliei. Call Red Bank 101 HUDSON AVENUE, Se3 Bank, rarage; lot 8BxU2; tax» $140. Asking '* tor eaah. Write, "Mortgan," Box 990-J.* •even roomi, two bathe, steam heat; RIVERFRONT COTTAGE, furnished, bus; aix-room Colonial house; hot home of aeven rooms; hot w thorough mechanic, age 58. Addreu, 9,000. Walker • Tindall, Realtors, 7 Deep water; spacious, lot; IIS •«»11. Red Bank. Harry Gelbarth, 47 South 11th itreet, ACCOUNTANTS—Advance . Jr. and large lot.' Price 111,000. See W. U. near Bed Bank. Unique home with water beat; farajre. ,BuIlt by con- Mechanic street, - Bad Bank. Fhona Manion, I Drummond Place, Red Banfe, lunny IWItig-room overlooking river, Van Horn Agency, Fair Hav . FARMERS and truck growers will nid a Newark 7. Sem'i-Sr..' wanted by progressive ac- tractor for own occupancy; excel- 2771." Red Bank 2-88.e • randy market for their produce by counting fjrm;' excellent future with op- or your own broker.* dining room, modern kitchen, den. two r VETERAN 23, college graduate, good bedroomi, bath; attractively furnlihed; lent -value, $10,000. Charles E. ftl'MSON"—WATHkFROrlT home, algh *>fcdver%lilng In The R*tlst*r e destined appearance, would like any kind .of portunity to become branch manager. WATERFRONT year around, modern rooms, two baths, modern ktlchen, lira- BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—! * frolpron* Write/ H. Howard, C. P. A., 280 Ho- large landicaped plot; prompt Done* Sweeney. Monmouth avenue. Phone ing aerea; charming old tntereitlng work for mmnter, Intendi to dwelling, three* bedrooms, tile bath, alon as owner moving to Florida. 114,- place, attached garage, Price, 118,000. NUS wanted. If you bave a liouie return to ichool In fall, five-day week bart Ktreet, Perth Amboy. . * tile kitchen, hot water' heat, oak floor- Bumaos 1412. W. C. Weart. 42 Broad rtreet, phone Red farm bouat on edge of lane 000. Joieph G, McCue Agency, Realtor. stocked with trout. -(Nine re o sale i buyen waJUag. B. V R. H deilred. Available for interview any ISXt-EBlKNCED PRESSER. for dry Inai throughout,' fireplace; game room; Phone Rumion 44*4 or Red Bank'1470.• Bank 2240." - ":"»t©ut. 77 Broad street, phone Red Bank time. Call Keaniburg 111.' . 'cleaning department. Donald's DeLuxe immediate- occupancy. 19,000. Located H0U8E—Which will be completed May FOR SALE—Plot, 100x117 feet: Church modern baths, four open Laundry, 44 Marlon street. Red Bank. near Atlfn'tlc Highlands. Bowtall BED VANK-r'air Haven. Wooded build living room, .kitchen, two bed- street,,Mlddletown Village; Ideal com- Beautiful pine paneling; oil- j, bath; two-car garage, with* con- water heat. Barn, chlcke YDUB DOB'S NAILS clipped at your LET US HELP you with rour em- GiBL—>or general office work. Call for Agency. Phone Atlantic Hlghlanda lit. ing plot with brook on one aide; 175 puting ait*, .convenient to bus, train and * bome: bathing and boarding. At stud. feet on paved road, In fine residential - for discriminating person, i% acrai; menta; hot air heat; regiiter In every matic heat; garage. Price 122,100. W. room home, newly painted: ft nleb'e/d room with private bath and UNE SMALL family waah winted, Phon. EXPERIENCED COOK and houseman. to 15,040. Buy now for future build- iceilent location and neighborhood; bedrooma and'two tiled bat ing. _Jrowtell. Agency. Phone Atlantic room; large attic; storm suh and A. Hopping Agency. Fhon* Bed Bank •seili, plui lubstantfal lalary to wife, Laundrell Bed Bank 2921-J. Call Bed Bank 2845.- water frontage; portion of large estate. aereena throughout; two-car garage; 897.e room and bath; oil heat; two la exchange for eo-operatlve aailstanee SECRETARY—Loc»l reildent witb man- STEADV GIRL for homework, good SBI- Highland! 118. 86.000. Joseph G. MeCue Agency, Real- double garage. 118,000, Ray $14,000. Call after 7. p. tn.. Atlantic RUMSON HOME. Convenient to bui, UV- Agency, Fair Haven.. Phon* with houseworkr Apply In writing, itiiU ufacturlng office experience, dellrei ary and home, three, adults. Write, RUMSON—Five-room cottage on 100- tor. Phone Rumson 444 or Red Bank Highlands 311.' foot river front lot; icreened porch ing room, dining room, pantry, 288.e ' Inr full particulars; good opportunity for employment. Write, "Secretary," Box "Steady (iirl." Box 111. Bed Bank. 1470> MONMOUTH BEACH. Immediate pos- kitchen, three bedrooui. bath; garag* ' right, peoplei WriU, "Married Vet.' ill. Bed Bank. STRAWBERRY PICKEKS. Inquire Mc- open fireplace; garage; a bargain at TWO EXCELLENT itablel, each on pri- EXY VAN HORN AGENCY 17,000. John L. Mlnuch, Broker, Rum- session; Ave-room bungalow, eneloied hot water he*t. Price $10,800. W. A, Box 111. Red Bank. BOOKKEEPER — Thoroughly iiper Gulre's Market, Route 34, Vander- vate estates, one having 18 stalls, oth- poreh, iplendld 'condition, central heat, Hopping Agency. Phone Bed Bank 197.' on«-itory, aixproom home, .' , , ATlHACTIyELY FURNISHED room burg, between Holmdel and Colt'i Neck." eon road. Sea Bright. Phone Rumson with 80 stalls, .both with paddock fireplace, electric range, oil fl lenced, wlthel polltlon vicinity, of 711. . new gai stove; completely furnlihed; HOME OF SIX ROOMS, good location, also stuttio room with housekeeping Red Bank. Write, "Bookkeeper," Box KEEN MINDED veteraii with some space if desired. Joieph G. McCue earage. 17,500. Charlei I, Sweeney living room fireplace, ateam heat, oil beat; porch: attached gari privileges. JJS Brold street, Red 511, Red Bank. • ' knowledge of accounting, good wages, THKEB LOTS—One block off Riverside Agency, Realtor. Phone Rumion 444 Agency. Phone Bumion 14H )urner, hardwood floori; garage. Price plot; 118,000., Ray Van Hot all holidays, life job for conscientious Drive, Biver Plaxa; few minutes to or Red Bank 1470.* 111.000. W.. A, Hopping -Agency, Be Fair Haven, phone Red Bank HOU8EWORK—Sleep In. two in fam Red Bank. Sacrifice, |4it. Phone KEANSBURG—Four-room year around BOOM AND BOARb wanted, reaaonible, lly. E. Morrli. 15 Leonardvllle road, worker. WriU, "Life Job," Box 611, JUST OFFERED. Cute cottage of five cottage and small lummer bungalow, Bank. Phow IJT.e .. RAY VAN HORN /AOBNCY— Bed Bank. Keaniburg 218. occupancy; attractive old i tn home of nurae, preferably regla- Atlantic Highland!. Get off at Appleton rooms and bath, perfect ' condition, well located. Only 1,8,800. Near beach 26 ACB i<*• minute drive to race ^•red, no nunlng care, Red Bank-Lons avenue. WOMAN—lor cleaning; part or full- FOUR-BOOM BUNGALOW, flreplaee, hot completely iniulated, gas heat (heating and ahopping * center. K*anaburg— reeldenee; need! repair*;.hot * water heat; lot' 40x120; taxea 141 track; main houie, nln* rooma, bathi .Srawh ana, for ambulant eonvaleicent WALL STREET lecretary wlahea po time. Call Middlttown 177. coit per year under the minimum of -large year around home, large plot, all Inclosed porch: large gsrag Just outside Red Bank. 18.800. B. V. plpeleia heat; unflnlihid bungalow, good 18,100. Ray Van Horn Aa on itrlct diet. Write. "A. C," Box ill litlon near home'.' What bave you to MANFKtSSfcK and woman Dresser for $75.) Over five acrea, including lively improvements, \ Immedlat* possuslon, barn, garage, chicken houica- Prla Red iBank. cleaning and dyeing eitabllshment; R. H. Stout, 77 Broad itreet. Red. Bank. b**ook, lome lovely woodi, lurrounded main road'; three minutes to atorei and Haven. Phone Red Bank 28 offer; 'capable girl. Write, "W. S. S.," Phone 2141. 112,000.' Kay Stlllma_.. n * Aiiociate NGLE BOOM, clean and comlortable, Box til. Red Bank. steady , Position, . good pay. Write, by large eitatei. 816,000. Inspection by atatlon; ll.COO.Uotal price. Will lo- •Phone Eatontown 7.* RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—! - .DOUBLE HOUSE—Six rooma each side, appointment. . Joseph G. McCue Agency, cloie to town. 19 Wavelrjr Place, Bed WOMAN DESIRES part-time houiework "Preasers." pox 511, Bed Bank.« cated, four-room\_and complete. bath, TWO, I-FAJIILY apirtment houses, room residence on edge of ,nV.« ' UtNtr.AL, HOUSEWORKER, sleep in, hot air heat; lot ttxllS; in Red Realtor. Phone Rumson 444 or Red y,ear 'round -home on lovely corner with I bathe. Finplle*. Oil heat. Li Phone Bed Bunk 2487-J.V i*ank. 18,500. R. V. R. H.. Stout, 77 and I 'rooma eaeJijapartmint, aeparat WO ROOMS. PURNlSHEt). kitchen anc •own room and bath;' permanent po* Bank 147O.e. V ' • treei; all city improvement!; two bloeka utiiitlei; two-story, three-car garagi with , apartment. Asking 111 HIGH SCH60L B6V wishes work cut- Broad street. Bed Bank. Phone 2141. 1 Van Horn Agency, FaTr Ha bedroom, In private home: uie of tlng lawns in Red Bank, fait work • hlon. Call Red Bank 809. THOMPSON AGENCY—Modern Colonial, from beach; a really nice place to live lot lllxl If) i Third avenue. Long Brane Uom; M block from.bui, one block SEVEN ttOoMfl—Holland heat; <+\ aix roomi, tile bath, lavatory, fire- total prle* only $4,000. Xfansburg convenient location. Sell all or aeparai Red Bank 283.' er. Phone-Red Blnk 1*01. COUNTER (,1HL and waitreis for day - car garage;-lot- 18x285; axcellent-U oai railroad itation. Adult! only, work, experience necessary. -Rls- place, ihitilated; oil beat; copper plumb Will built six-room country horn* or If desired. 112.500. Call or write, PrOP' RAY VAN HORN AGENCY— oun, Wilton avenue. Port Monmouth, cation in Bed Bank. 18,500. B. \ Ing; large plot: Immediate occupancy. concrete road. In imall town near At- erty, 201 Cllnto.- Place. Long Brine Plot, Colonial built 1940; c kamm's, 174 Monroouth itreet, Red R. H. Stout, 77 Broad itreet. Red Bank \r fire ho'uie. Phone Keaniburg 48J Bsnk. 818,000. Thompion Agency, 81 Eait lantic Highlands; every Improvement, in- six large rooms, tiled bath, APARTMENTS Phone 2141/ FOUNTAIN HELP—Experienced or in. tory: oil Jlred hot water.hea WOULD LIKE NICE furnlihed room for £XPEBIENCED' PAINTERS, inside and Front itreet. Phone Bed Bank 700.; cluding gsrage and chicken coops; over experienced. Apply Fair Haven Phar- • t*o ladlei. June I to 12. Write to SIX BOOMS—Steam heat, oil; ona-ca THOMPSON AGENCY—Dutch Colonial half-acr* . of land, well landscaped 118/00. Ray Van Horn Ag. THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment. outside work. Fred Sefcik. 42 Lin- maey. -Fair Haven,' or call Red Bank 88 Haven, phone Red Bank J98J M. E. }.. Box 18, Highland!.* coln Court. Keansburg. Phone. 787-R. garage; lot 60x90; very nice location home, six rooms and 'bath,. fireplace, grounds, near .itorei, tranaportatlon and AED BANK—Freiemd neighborhood 181, Call Atlantic Highland!. 911. In Red Bank. 19,000. R. V. B. H. achoola; bargain at $7,800. Morrliey es ftTf VAN HORN AGENC FUBNISHED—Vi mile from Camp. Colei. WOMAN—For general houiework, to hot water heat, coal; plot SOxSSS; double houie, ilx roomi, bath, and , t\ Newman Springe roadi Red Bank. LEONARDO—Three-room furnished, in Stout, 77 Broad Itreet. Phone Bed Bank double garage,. 116,000. Thompion Walker, Inc.. Main and Church streeta, room hbme. with hot* water clean regularly bungalow in River 2141, Keanibur». garage, each tide, Needa decorating. fireplace; double garage; Ii private home; Frigldalre, hot water Plaxa. Phone after 7 p. m., Red Bank Agency, II Eait Front itreet. Phone Price ai Ii, 19,000. .Schwirti-Maeklln. rent for leaion. Call Atlantic High- EIGHT ROOMS—Hot water, coal; lot Bed Bunk 700.* FURNISHED WATER front eottage, tlO,500. Ray Van Horn Ag. I88I-M.' 8 White atreet. Red Bank. Phone 8121. Haven, phone Red Bank 188.' land! 602-J. t0x316; garage spacs for ssven-ears THOMPSON AGENCY—Six rooms and total price $8,760; termi, $850 eaah, REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR BENT, with option of buying fur EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER; vin- $91 monthly, good Income. Two four- BED BANK—Immediate occupancy, een good condition; nice location; owner oc- bath, fireplace, bot wa.ter heat., coal, tral location, icven roomi, bath and BAY VAST HORN AGENCY- LIFELONG RESIDENTS of. Bed Bask Biture. 11 < Second atreat, Keyport. cent'l .Beauty Salon, 10 Linden Place, cupied; in Red Bank. 112.000. K. V. insulated attic: one-car garage. 88,500. room apartment!, beautiful vlsw, bath- eoncreter construction; **v< ing, boating and flihing at your front garage. Price 18,100, Don't delay modern bath; hot water hiat, i wlah to rent a • or 7-room houao Phone Keyport 781-M. Ked Bank. R. H. Stout. 77 Broad Itreet, Bed Bank. Thompson Agency, 81 Eait Front itreet. acnwarti-Macklin, 8 White atreet. Re 1B Red Bank by May to. Holt move Phone 2141. Phone- Red Bank 700;^ • . door: Immediate possession.., Two sum- flreplaee; garag*; 112,000. STRONG BOY or young man for _ mer sottagas, four rooms eieh, fully Bank. Phone 8121, Horn Agency, Fair Hav.en, t from eiUbliihed home of 17 yean. Guar- MT MOUSE WILL bi available July THOMPSON AGENCY—Seven rooma and RED BANK—Maple avenue, aeve anteed care of property. Beferencei ex- HELP WANTED hardware store, licensed driver 1st; if you decide by June 11th that bath; piped hot air heat, coal. Plot furntslied, on beautiful landscaped cor- Bank 288.' ner, three blocks to beach; Immediate roomi, bath;, a nlea home for nici changed. Write, "Lifelong." IJox (11 preferred, good opportunity for a you want to buy my house. It will 50x200; one-car garage. 17,600. Thomp- , ion Agency, 81 Bast Fiont itreet. Phone price 11,000. Bar- people: available In 10 dayi. Price 19, Red Bank or call Bed Bank ICU8-B, COW MAN—To handle private herd of wining worker. Wright Store!, IO> accommodate a family of four, with possession. Total 800. Schwar'ta-Macklln, 8 Whit* itreet, i^x V6UB PEOfERTV with ua •>,. Gucrnicy milkeri and young itock. two servants. My houie has been dosed 700.* Walker, Inc., Main Monmouth Itreet, Red Bank. ' 70. angaind , Churc^forriieh itreetey A , Keaniburg. Red Bank. Phone 8121. GET OUI " • rant or aale. Buyer* waiting. Bob- Muit have had long experience with since we went into the war, ao a poi; THOMPSON AGENCY—Ten-room dwell- and Church street , art J. Marvin, Highway H, Matawan. large modern eitabtilhment and be thor- sible tenant will need vision. There are Ing, three baths, »team heat, oil burner, LOT— 68x115, northwest corner of New- FAIR HAVEN—Lovely location, HIGH CASH PR1 • Phone Matawan 141-J. oughly familiar with raisins of purebred NEAT APPEARING young man to work 8% acres overlooking the river, beau- sun porch; plot 85x150. Three-ear garage man Springs road and Chapin avenue. roomi. bath, flreplaee, nice grounds, in drug itore. - Steady polition to good condition. Price $8,000. Schwarts- FARMS—Acreagi and country homei. animal! for blood Jine development. tiful view. I want to sell. Do you with apartment.—1816,500. Thompion Bed Bank. See Ely, 81 South itreet. • ALL MODELS Beit .references demfrtded, J. L. Ber- right party. Apply Pnrke Drug Store,. want, to buy? Give telephone and ad- Agency, 81 East Front street. Phone Bed Bank. «acklln, 8 White street. Red Bank. ' LUt now with Merrltt B. Lamion Phone 3121, Agency. It Welt Main itreet. Freehold. nard, R. D., Eatontown, or phone Red 51 Broad street. Btd Bank. dress In letter. Write, "Available," Box 700.* ' BUNGALOW—Modern, built 1940* five • ALL MAKES Bsnk 8498 for appointment. MAN OR BOYTto help with garden on 511. Red Bank. THOMPSON AGENCY — Beautiful old rooms, hot water heat, oil burner: UTTLB SILVER, aix roomi, bath, hot HAVE YOU ANY property for aalt. Saturday. Phone Red Bank 1881-M i have aeveral all calh client! who with ACCOUrlf AXf—Seml-Senlor or Senior. FAIR. HAVEN—Seven-room bungalow, colonial home; 10 rooms, three baths. open fireplace, .hardwood floori. 112,000. water heat, flreplaee, taxei IK, Price, ^lf ANY YEAR after 7 p. m. Mr, Mfdmeti 80 Apple- Brick lined. Fireplace, hot water heat, oil. See Rollton Waierbury, Realtor, 18 $8,400. Ella Wiltshire Agency, 77 Broad - -'to purehale homea for Immediate and by progreatlve C. P. >A. firm. Write. with bath, hot air heat, fireplace. ' ' Drlv* In er Plene ''^fatttre occupancy; alio leveral inveitorl H. Howard, C. P. A., 280 Hobart itreet. gale street, River PlaiH.*• Price 18.000. W. C. Wean, 42 Broad Five ieres. Barns, outbuildings. 128,000, Weit Front itreet. Phone J500.« street, phone Red Bank 2HI. 'for j)Ullneia property. Lilt your prop- Perth Amboy. DO YOU NEED a ppolition ? Save yor street.' Phone Bed. Bank 2240.' Thompson Agency, 81 East Front street. TCTURESQUE, Century old home, with FAIR HAVEN, corner property, aix PACKARD—RED B ' erty'wlth Conatince Smith Agen,cy, 14 RELIABLE MAN—To help landscape nerves, xai, and shoeh s by Savlettine gyou urs SHREWSBURY TOWNSHlK Oppor Phone Bed Bank 700.* modern convenience!; three baths: roomi; aim porch, iteam heat, two-oar Maple avenue. Fair Haven. .Phone Red gardener, good wages to good work- 'help you. Roberts Employmenlt iAgency. tunlty for G. I. Six-room house, with BIVER FBONT property, occupancy in flreplacea; lovely lawn, with ahady gara?*, newly decorated. 11,000. Bill KeUy BuUdlng ^ Bank- 2101. ' ^_ ers. Call Red Batik 1892-M. ' 77 Broad street. Bed Bank. Phone 1806. bath; lot 50x160; hot air heat, fire- three mo'ntba; four bedrooms; large treei; alao five-room cottasi; barns and Wiltshire Agency, 77 Broad street, phoni living room, In Red Bank; a real value, Red Bank 2111. .ARINE OFFXOBn, atatloned at Earle. MASONS WANTED, two, to work on CHILDREN'S NURSE-waitreii; top place. Price 17,000. W. C. Waart, 42 outbuildinga; hundreda of feet of road Hording Road at Bros wages, easy hours, light work. Pre- Broad Itreet. Phone Red Bank 2240,* 816,000. C. E. Plehler. Realtor,nl40 frontage; 51Vx acrea land. See by ap- require! houie or apartment by the new construction. Phone Red Bank Broad street. Phone Red Bank ' 188,* RED BANK—Very modern homa, gime —4-',' / . ftrat of June. Two children, one It, TW-M between I and- B p. m.» vious experience desirable, but not nec- SEVEN.ROOM HOUSE, iteam heat, four pointment only. On ooneret* road, few room; lot 120x100; attached garage, SHREWSBURY—Splsndid residence, 4 miles from Rid - Bank. See Rollton T 'out 17; nnfurnllbed if poaaible. WH WOMAN—35 to 45 yeari pf age, i essary. Children three, school age; Mod- bedroomi; garnge; excellent location, tile bath: occupancy July 1st. Friee R. B. 428 ' pay reaionable rent-. Call Freehold 1000 ern cooi home, on Shrewsbury river, on 17,350,' Ella Wiltehlr* Ageney, 77 large bedrooms, tiled bath, modern Waterbury, Rialtor, II Weit Front 118,000. Ella Wiltshire, 77 Broad • underitandi houiekaeping and to ai- kitehen, lavatory, nice plot 100x225: oc- itreet. Phon* 8500.* - •xtenalon 229. . . • ilst in store. 820 week, room and board. bus line; eight .minute! from Red Bank. Broad itre'et. Phone till. street. Phone 2111. Large private room, ahare bathroom MOST ATI KACTIVE lot for lale, in ex- cupancy 30 days. $27,000. C, E, Plehler, KUMSON HOME, consisting at nine •AN APARTMENT or ill to ieven-ioom Write. "Houiekeeplng," Box. 511, Re.d Realtor, 140 Broad street. Phone Red - PIANOS SOL v ' houae to rent o,r buy, - Local veteran Bank.* with cook. Call Bumion 683.' cellent location; low taxai; 75x210 roomi, bath; no hiat; convenient to RBAL B8TATE and suurano*. Paul Bank 188.' river and bua line. $1,500. See Rol- reconditioned, repaired, . and wife have juit returned from army WANTED—Man for general store work. COUPLE—Complete charge, small es^ cleared. Allaire ft Son Agency, Inc. B> Stryker, apMlalllni la fatrci, 7itttfea and in order to relume civilian 4 tate. Cook-housoworker: butler- .19 Monmouth' street. Bed Bank. Phone RED BANK—Eight-room house, three lton Watirbury, Bealtor, II Weat Front bought, refli Must have -driver's license. Apply, J. itreet. Phon* 1600.* "eoantry homee and aatatn. SUM .Trofaaalon aa Chemical Engineer, mui Xanko, SO Broad street. Bed Bsnk. houseman-gardener; ho laundry, exper- 8450. bedroomi, bath, two roomi, third ,.aave a place to live In thia vicinity'. ienced ; reference required. 1800 to |826, SIX ROOMS and bath, on State High- floor; large living room, fireplace; deep IOMFOKTABLIS HOME. Seven rooms, Highway No. II, Holmdel, phoo* Mr. Scott-Huntin; We can furnlih excellent reference! Call Rumion 1271. lot: seven garages on property, October bath, lavatory, hot water heat! large FEMALE BOOKKEEPER, one fa- way, eloi* to Bed Bank; lot small, BolinU*! 1101. Tuner-Tec hnlcUn •Have lived here most of our -livei. ELDERLY MAN to paint fences and do ily 10x7 C, but pleaaant aetttng, with 1. C. E. Pichler, Realtor. 140 Broad lot; on bui line;* fireplace. 116,000; Charlea A. Wolbach, Jr. Conuct by • mlliar with mechanical bookkeep- light chores on small estate. Phone treei, hot water heat, coal; taxel tell street. Phone Red Bank 16t.« taxes 1114. See Rollton Waterbury, SIXiRUOM HUU8E, all improvemsnti, 101* F Street, Bclmu calling Bed Bank 384a-M> , • ing preferred,; 40' hours, no Satur- Red Bank 198 for interview.* than 140 annually. Price $1,000. Law- RED BANK—Seven-room houie, new Bealtor, It W«it" Front street. Phone garage. Inquire 150 Ltlghton ave- Phone tBBM. TOUTIAVE AT, 8 or 9-room houie day work; pleaiant working con- COUPLE, cook, houseman; experience ley Agency, State Highway and River- roof, new furnace, high cellar: three 8500.• nue, Bed Bank. after 7110 p. m., or " ' U rent. A deilrable tenant la at the bedrooms; October I. Apply C. E. Pich- FOB IMMEDIATE occupancy; 288 Broad Phll'i Sinvlce itation,' Shrlwsbury ave- dition!. Bed Bank firm! atate age, necessary; no driving, no laundry; side-Drive. Phone Red Bank 410'. end of the phone. Bumeon 741-J. 8800 per month. Phong Eatontown 890. ler, Realtor, 140 Broad street. Phone street; live bedroomi, bath, hot water nue, 8 a. m. to 7 p, m. experience, ate. In application. Let- yi0u^ rooms, OOUMTKi HOME. Mlddletown or Holm WOMAN WANTED for general houie- bath, pantry, lot! of doled, cabinets, Btd Bank 1H,» heat, Stoker; large lot; ilate roof, 118,- UNUALOW AT SHORE, with flvi gea oe 000.' See Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, MissMARGARETMIH ,,, dej aectlon> with three to 10 acrei, in ters confidential. Addreli, "Fe- workk. ApplAl y at 48 LakLke avenue, Red screened porch, hoi air heat, gas range; NEAR BACE TRACK. Large waterfront, roomi, all fumlihed, Including gai leduded and attractive tatting, Sub- male Bookkeeper,". Box til, Red Bank. taxes 110, Price »6,500. Immediate poi- dock, occupancy 80 days; 12-room IS Weat Front Itreit, Phon* 1600.* atove. Call Harry Olloly, Holmdel 170' Mestir'e Dsa-ree, Santa Cecil itantlal old bo\iie,° large or imall, but reaidence, six- bedrooms, three baths, LITTLE SILVER home, convenient to Bank.* leiilon. . Walker cs Tindall, Realtors, 7 after 4 p. m. eervatary el Music. Rome. ougt be worth Improving; electricity and BY ESTABLISHED creamery, relief Mechanic atreet, Bed Bank. Phon electric.kitchen. C. E, Pichler, Bealtor, ichool and station; laven roomi, all TWO LOTS In borough of Shrewsbury; good well neceaiary; all other Improve- 140 Broad itreet. Phone Red Bank Improvement! i one-ear garage: lot « route rider; steady employment, 277«,» .. ' good location, well drained; sidewalk minti will be added. Will pay the price MARRIED VETERAN, jireiently em- HOUSE—Three bedroomi, with cloieti, 111.' 60x150; 17,500.' Set Rollton Water- and curb; all utilities| convenient to bua I for right place, Pleaie give detalli. ploxedifir' at school, may have fur- Wrfje P. O. Box 726, Red Bank, for KBAN8BUKG—Summer bungalow, witb bury, Realton, II Weit Front itreet, Ina: 1100 for one, 11,100 for the tw*. PIANO STUD nished room with 'private' bath' and bath, .linen closet, living room. Are- '';I-.. . Writevrrifae, "BEL,nau " Bopuax HInu, Badnsu>- Bankn . 1 Interview. place, dining room, kitchen, gaa range two three-room apartmenti, near the ihone 850O.* . Bargain for lomeone. Clark P, Kemp, INSTRUCTIONS IN t mea)l, plui aubstaatlal • lalary to 'wife, beach, furnlahed. $8,000. Henry Schwel- U8INES3 PBOPBBTYrOcianport: two ownir, Little Silver, phon* Red Bank IvOlffE THEM A BREAK, The in exchange for cooperative assistance full concrete cellar with' laundry; gar- ALL GRADES I an, we mean. Don't hoard you EXPERIENCED COUPLE, complete age. 17,000! cash 11,000. Frank B.' ler. Phone Keaniburg 128. " itoree 'and two apartmerits, i 115,000. 1767 after I p. m. - SHORE GARDENS, APT. With houiework. Apply in writing, itat- Lawei Agency,* For further particular!, ace Roiiton L, house that's for idle. Lilt It with us, Ing full particular! l good opportunity charge, smnll family; no laundry. Ref- KEANSBURG —• Cornar property, 10-HUOM HOUSE, all convenience!, four Bide. 2, Bath Ave., Lena B P and If lfi 18,000 or under, we will re- erences required. Write "Experienced HOUSE—Three bedroomi, tlH atE; 100x126; five-room houie: alio five- Waterbury, II Welt Front street. acres of landacapid garden and or- L a»ryo it for a Viteran. Prices are good for right people. Wrlt< "Married Vet," Phon* 3800,» . . Box 611, Red Bank.' Couple," box fill, Red Bank. kitchen, pantry, lavatory, Incloied room bungalow on lame property; could chard.' Located In town, within flv* mln- J^-^-but- molt at all, they need, houses. UEAUT1C1AN, experienced;—excellent be divided In hajfs located near school OCEANPORa HOME, with seven roomi, TEL L. B. 3088-' BOAT BUILDERS, cablnit maker, car- porch; oil burner; double garage, %-acre utea walk of bum, tralni. 18,000 calh. •,*'Gilt,;ui. Schwsrta-Macklln, 8 White salary; five-day week. Phone Jo-Ann, plot; secluded! excellent neighborhood and church; Immediate posiesilon, Price hot waterVheat; three acres land: Call Keyport 177 for appointment. ' Hourll Weekday!, * to • I" atreet. Red Bank. Phnn. 3121, panter, 44-hour week, Inilde work, Red Bank 2858, ' for both $8,900. Henry . Bchwelser, fruit train telmli court; river rlghtu plea.anf working condition!. Apply Price 118,000.. Frank B, Lawes Agency TWO LOTS^—Few. mlnutas from Red Sat. A Sun.. 10 A. M, to 8 ' I; i. WANTED TO KENT—Houie, apart- Phone Red Bank 2876.' Phone Kesnlburg HI, . two-ear garagt; Immediate possession. ¥'• rnent or bungalow by July lit, vlcln- Zobel Ya. ht Worki. Sea Bright. TWO GIRLS, cook-do.wnstaln worker, Bank bualnen lictlon. |l,«00 apiece. JUST LIKE NEW. Five-room bungalow, KBANSBURQ—Five-room bungalow, all Seo Rolston Waterbury, Realtor. II Write, "Loti," Box 111, Red Bank, I 'Iff Of Red Bank. 'Phone Bed Bank waitress • chambermnldbermnld; experieeexperiencedd Wnt Front atreet. Phone 8500,e TWO PAINTERS, uied to working to- and roferencef a requiredid . CalClll RRumion oil heat; garagai will exchange ai a furnished; easily made Into winter lfgl-M.e yether preferred. Phone Rumion. 888. t 1271. down payment for 'a four^ or five-bed- home; residential section, Beacon'Beach, MODERN HOME, good location and In JLL PAY QASH for houie, ilx or MAN DISHWASHER wanted at once;' room house, Frank B. Lawei, Rad .Bank, Immediate possession. 15,500. Henry excellent condition I ilx roomi, bath I leve.n roomi, up to.$9,000, Occupancy YOUNG MAN to work around small good pay, maalii aix daya a week. place, on Saturdays, Phone Red Bank Phone Z8T8.* • . t • Schwelser. Phone Keansburg 128, nowder room' lint floor; lot 100x160; yt me before October 1, Muit be con- Strand Iteita'urant, (4-18 Broad itreet, Iriplac*; oil heat. Early pollution I e\lt location. •, Write, "A. B.," Box I98« LOT—76x210, on Plnckmy road, Little KEANSBUHU—Five-room house, with We are pleased to announce that Red Bank, phone 3841.. Silver. Price 11,800. Frank B. Lawei bath, axtra flraplaetr closed In porch, 118,040. See Rollton Waterbury, Real ed Bank. . _ HAM, through Oc- lor, 16 W*st Jront street. pBone/ ttOO. TWO SALESGIRLS. (or bakery, Apply tober; references required. Call Bum- Agency, Newman Spring* road, Rti witb all lateit furniture I located In WyckofT'i, • 571 Broadway,* Long son U7I, Bsnk. Phone »I7».» ' heart of Borough, Owner going Wait. WBST RED BANK home, with eight MR. THEODORE W. McGINNESS Branch., or ,» Main atrtet... Eatontown, SHREWSBURY—Rid Bank area, near Immediate occupancy; Price 18,600, roomi; bath {taxis 170, Early poi- ESTATE FOR RENT; HOUSEKEEPEll for general houiework 'session, owner oteuplid. »7,Q0O«» Si* (forrnarly Captain, Army •of tin United States) and. cooking; two adulti, two'chiU "" Nswnian Springs road | two-stor*. llj Henry Schwelser, Phone Kiamburg .181, SALESLADY—Experienced, wom- room house, with bath and flreplaei BEIJFORD—blven-room house, bath, hot Rollton Waterbury^ Realtor, 18 Weit dran, Eniy houri, good wagen pr)- " nt atreat, Phone 1100.* na.^»u_^uriok, spacloui, oppoilte rail en's wearing mpuarel, good salary, central hasting l>-it»m, eoal: oceupinoy air heat', near ichool and highway; is now associated with us. y''. ?,',!- road itation, mltabli for oar or itor- vuto room and bath, Phono Rumion property 47x185. Furniture, and all, ataady work, Apply Simon "Mica 781. ' • . , . '• subject to existing tenanoy, Price 17,- UM8ON—Sevin roomi, bath, and gar- i ,•!«, Inquire 111 Monmouth (treat, Bed 000. C F. Bordon, or Q,, H, Nevlus, 11,100, Immediate possaiilon, Hlnrr at* | medi paint, but nloi itrueturo. Thing!." B8 Broad itreet^' • PIANO PLAXEIl for Saturday nlghti. Schwelaen Phone Keaniburg 123. If you,have vlllon, well worth 11,100. Apply MUler Tavern, Pbrt Monmouth. Shrev/ibury, Phone Bed Bank llll or •e looking foi bargsSina, ••« V 1688-J.* • • RED BANK—Biver front property, In Schwartl-Mnoklln, g White Itnet, Red Ray VanHorn Agency •aaidy. Us* yoor houiM for salt XOUNU MAW—Hober, willing worker, rond, EaiU Keaniburg. Phone Keani- burg ,t, phone Bed Bank 188,* Dunk. ' . • i Ino., corner Wast and Wall itrnti, Ran Ing property valuta i riildanoa tonf Bnnk• Ivinui, d othir toeilltln In bit* lljl, iROPOSED' OFFIOH ipnwi riooton BOYS—To work In lea enmm ilore. Full pletily remodilid at high coit, Iholudlng torla thre uryi alio imitll farm or «•' r'cNnttVti Vof Vitcritni prMirred, On " or J>a'rt-tlme. Apuly, Wan.ger. Totnp- OOOK OK'HOUSIQWOIIKNH, full or purl iiviit roomi in4 two bathil litilt lyr llOMEB ('OH a; M', .We have tkam, LIST your property or yowr requirements wi, nviit roomi »nd two batbn litut typi And we uii 0. U (aefliral Inttlll. « I .VJp»rb«ryJ Realtor,, 18 Win Frpnt Buy nown a: inal). Thiy in prlctd'from 11,000 to »76, • •rn iliotrli 'kltihmi iirm ind birn, miiil (« Some .and I0,0do, «v*n If »ouu don'dont wanwant to bur .1. lihon* «J0O,» ••' .', i . to ,«», to work Lmliuufl with nitdr ihruki •»< f " »'•- o :rw w l b*<. glad, to . l MrtfintaTt, In •»«•!» lonpofi. ttr ''our " '* * • " Tlt-*»U II«W'r»..*«»i«I ,p( t < C. F. BORDEN-R*altor ;ond Iniu m IMt IHIO'I. >t Ait .*••»•• aft. .M iXlUWfassU—AMama»le»4al. • Ilitan .Wniirbnry. 'lawn inA do oJdTobi, fowir moworp 11 pir walk, Cull numisn lln «(tif ,. 11 :. , , • f f I P.- Mi1 • > * • . . • e> a "Biatr ' . BED they jix* promoting,pouch interest .-ki .At^Kr John Ha ihroupiout the «Ut«, « 1 Amon* the club* represented m $£ son of HE ORIGINAL fcetaar, tli* newest In the region, In . war* TtttMKy guesU of Nomina nvHtajr th-wllt open -ithe- meet- by; a committee of Judges'who will a SO.O born Wednesday In Mon- reoce Moore and Charles' H. TeLWt • Thirty-five members of the Red ing promptly at 6:S0. The program Moore of New Brunswick and Mr. Bank Lions club attended the re- committee has promised a good pro- report the winners-at the close of mouth Memorial hospital. ? 1377 We Deliver the contest. Residents are asked to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schick and »nd I Jlr*. B. O. Coats, of Itiag gional meeting Tueiaay night at gram, and a large attendance Is ex Branch. the Berkeley-Carteret hotel In An- pected. '., • secure blanks and enter the contest Mrf^and Mrs. John Barcume and as a patriotic duty in helping to' soni John, Jr., visited Mrs. Sehick'* ''; Lot Owen* and Edith M. Mauser, Finest in Sea food bury Park. Deputy Dietrlct-*Gov- Next_'Wednesday afternoon at ernor Clayton Hendrickso»,'whois save the starving millions. brother and wjfe,.'Mr. and Mrs,' mentben of Middletown township WE HAVE ."•-.•;' 3:30 o'clock Harry H." Neuber^er .of Joseph Ryan of the Merchant Wgh; school senior class, left today also president of the Asbury -Park Nutafrainp road will entertain the Fred- Worthley of Oceariport, last; RADIO | —Shad Bee Marine has been spending a leave Sunday. ' " . ' •', with! their classmates for the an- club, was in charge of the meeting- Lioas at the &m annual festival nual; tour In Washington, D. C, -7-CrAb Mejtf and introduced the various notables. With his parents, Mr. and jfra,'Jo- Mrs. Edith Lewis spent jart of party. ItvWlir be a gala occasion, seph Ryan of Memorial parkway. . Charles Toop has had an auto- abs -i-Scallops Deputy District Governor Hen- and those who expect to attend are last week with her son-in-law and matio vegetable cooler installed in DEPENDABLE - GUARANTEEl drlckson Was again nominated 'for Mr. and Mrs. William Tracy have -^Soft CI«mi . 1 asked to contact Mr. fteuberger. •' daughter, Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Eag^ his-itore. : •. .. lab —Finnan II»ddle that office and President John Haw-* returned home from a winter's stay ner, of Belleville. ^ -. .i Wednesday • night, June 8, the in Miami,'Florida,- ' Diane Cxajkowskl,. daughter of —Halibut kins of the Red Bank club was newest club in the. region, Sea Pride of Crescent council, Sona When your Radio goe» bad nominated for district governor. -» Mrs. Oliver Hatfleld, who recently Capt. and. Mrs. Michael Czajkowski is —Striped Bara Bright, will receive its charter "at and Daughters of Liberty, will h61d; -of Brookdale .farm, observed her Adrian VanRavesteyn, district Uie Sea Bright Yacht club. William returned from a visit with her sis- a Peliyanna' and birthday party CALL RED BANK 3368 FU%t of Sole ter in California, spent' i few, days 1 tint birthday Tuesday. Guests were Fillet of Haddock governor of pi-anbury, told of the A. Fluhr of the Red Bank cluhtwili next Monday night. At this week * Patrlcoa Daly, Sarah Stelnbach, various doings of the clubs in the be master of ceremonle», and spe- last week In the borough.' . meeting Mrs. Cora B. Wagner of Mr. and Mrs. ;J. B. Noe of Eliza- Buddy anfl John Cole,' Timothy We also have t —Weakflsh ^ * region. He paid homage to the cial entertainment has been secured Belleville, state'»assoclatlon secre- .^ Fred and Jim Nolke, Mrs. —Mackerel Highlands club for their attendance for the:, occasion. Tickets may be beth have leased for the "summer tary spoke.. Deputy L. A. Wagner the Dyer cottage on Sixth avenue, ; Thomas Daly, Mrs. George Stein- Radio Batteries - Victoria Records • Accetsorie th —Flounder record send new members secured, secured from the secretary of. the also attended. \ . " '• bachiMrs. W. C. Cole, Mrs. Ray- —Steak Cod and to the Bed Bank club for their local club and Wilbur Gardner. now occupied by Mr. and J^r». Franklin S.' Riley and three, sons. - Mrs. Anna Aumack of EatontowB mond Schlult, Mrs. Fred Nolke, —Chowders many activities, referring to it as Members are again reminded to has, been re-elected deputy of Hollyr Mrs. JamesMcClo sky,' Mrs. Henry tones —Kippers - the "mother": club of the region atid Mr. Riley. will attend summer get In touch with Mr. Fluhr If they courses at university of Pennsyl- wood council, No. 2, of Umg Brtckels, Mrs. John Bollman and the largest.- expec.t-.tp attend .the state' conven- J.H. MOUNT CO. 3 MARKET IS NOT vania and will return to the Dyer Branch. '' . ;, : | Mrs. Reglna Czajkowski. ECTED WITH ANY Arthur Smith, International coun- tion at -the Ambassador hotel, At- house in the fall. Solomon Sentman, a rnember of sellor, told of the extension pro- lantic City, Friday, Saturday and 84 BROAD STREET RED BAN. EO FISH MARKET Mrs. Florence Titus of New York, the local Sons and Daughters of It pays to'advertise In the Register gram of the Lions clubs and how Sunday, June 14, 15 and 16. Mr. Liberty lodge, is a patient at Mon- Fluhr Is Red Bank's delegate to who spends the winters in Florida, the convention. has arrived at her summer home at mouth Memorial hospital, where he 'Maxwelton park. underwent a major operation. Harry Y. Smith and family of A meeting of the Daughters of Riverside Heights California, formerly of Red Bank, America was held last night in. its OFFICES AND YARDS have been visiting hie brother, lodge hall. Mayor Waldron P.' Smith and wife , PJr'ide o.f Crescent council will Mr. and MM. Robert Smith and of'Avenue D, f ' • ' f— • " family, who have been living on join with' Hollywood council in atr Oak Hill road, have moved to the Mrs. Betty Truston of Cranford tending a Memorial day service has rented' the Kerr bungalow' on Sunday nigh at 7:30 o'clock In St. Dwlght estate on River road, Rum- Bayslde drive for the summer and eon. Mr.' smith Is Mr. Dwight's 3 Luke's Methodist church, Long has arrived with her two young Branchy chauffeur. . ' daughters. Her husband was killed Lawes Coal Co.v inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor of Mm and Mrs. Wilfred Hawxhurst, In the-Pacific over a year ago; New York city were week-end Alfred Vail homes, are the parents OF SHREWSBURY guests of Mr, and Mrs, Robert F. Taylor. ' . The Middletown Village social WILL BE CLOSED club will' hold a game .social in the rooms of Middletown council, Jr. O. U. A. M., tomorrow night for the QutdooJL ALL DAY SATURDAYS benefit of Middletown council. * Dwlght McGwlloh of Illinois spent /RING last week witlNhis daughter, Miss Marlon McCulloh. - OVEN The Ladles' auxiliary of the Fair ind AUGUST View first aid squad of Headden's Corner held a game social in the fire house Friday night for the new ambulance fund. The next floclal will, be held Friday evening, June 7. . ' ' • Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Maurer of Allentown, Pennsylvania, were Sun- day guests at the home of Mr. and A PROFESSIONAL AVIDSON BROS. Mrs. E. S. Wells. Miss Janet Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Williams, has FIREPLACE recovered from chickenpox. IEER*WINE« LIQUORS* Mr, and Mrs. John Joneetone of thai ANYONE can the Naveslnk River road are on a' '2 BROAD ST., PHONE 3334 RED BANK vacation trip throughout the West- ern states. build LOSEDALLPAY DECORATION DAY, | Louis Nlcollnl, who for the pres- It Bikes.. Broili. . Crtlli . . ent is, living with Mr. and Mrs. RMIII. Dttitntd to pcepar* Charles F. Scott, • spent the week- in cntirt mill or just * Mick. end with his family at New York Patented baffles and combut- city. Mr. and Mrs. Nlcolini and tien chimbtr, «fficf»nrly burnt family will move soon to Headden's wood,' coal, charcoal oi bri- Corner. ojittlts without smok* of ex- Mic|dietown township Fire Com- cetsivt Ha0e. , . pany No. 1 of Headden's Corner, is SEJB THIS VNtT AT BELLOWS making preparations for the annual fair August 10 to IT, inclusive. This is expected to be the'greatest lair Millbrook Farm Greenhouses Let Us Re-Upholster the company has ever put on. The 'NEW MONMOUTH PHONE MIDDIETOWN SIS. WHISKEY-ABIEND company is raising funds to pay for new fire apparatus which was Near Baptist Church, on County Highway No. 7. recently purchased and hope to re- ceive by the time the fair opens. Your Furniture One of the jnany 'features of "the fair will be the disposing of $500 on the co-operative plan. Mrs. John Hughes and family, who have been, occupying the Frank 3'Fc. Living Room Suite . .,. Sofa and 2 Qhpln 3.81 Mabie ' residence for several years FOR THE LADIES on Naveelnk River road, have moved to the bungalow on the Mc- % M $ Guire farm. Mr. and Mr«. Mabie UP 45.72 CASE will shortly occupy their own home. Slacks l Blouses 1°° Martin McGuire has announced the re-opening of McGuire's picnic $ grounds "Oak Acres," on state UP 98.50 highway 35 for weddings, parties, Sweaters P» Suits --*5 DIXIE BELLE O.09 clambakes and other outings. DRY GIN JFIFTH FREEHOLD CASES. Slack Suits W Hats 39° Or In Extra-Fine Fabrics * Roosevelt Chapman7~2lr of New Full Pint 1S95 - Case 37.08 York city was sent to Annandale reformatory by Judge John C. Gior- Skirts ^"Handbags 69° At Correspondingly Higher Prio«« dano at Freehold last week for an 'indeterminate term for stealing a car owned by John Layton of Leigh- Pure California ton avenue, Red Bank, and Joseph Llpari of Middletown 'township N pleaded guilty to desertion and FOR THEMErf ,We are specialists in furniture rejuvenation ! Not otily'Ao non-support of his wife, Muriel, and VINES their three-year-old son, Douglas. vft reupholster, we virtually rebuild your furniture . , . Llpari will be' sentenced June 6. , 95 95 SJackets'W ^! ! just study the list below! Gall AiEury Park 4000 and our 5 decorator will be glad to come to your home, at your- SELECT Trousers *7» to*10'? convenience, with fabric samples so you can choose the Swim $*.00 Warr $f.00 . fabric you like to tone with your walls and ruge. Con- VINES k I St I venient credit terms may be arranged if desired. ,;* Juii Trunks I Snorts 93 Gallon Vz Gal: $3.67 50 I All Wool • W* will call for and deliver- your furniture. iur favorite typei, Port, 8her- Topcoats 31 usentel and Tokay direct to roni California's flneat vlne- • Your furniture U itripped of all old fabrics. ' . Uuttled by America's lary- ' roduoerg'of fine wines. - 20% • Store Your Furs • W* reglue and redowel frames. lump. .•'•'••. ' ' ~ • All exposed wood parts ore refinished, scratches re- With A Furrier All Wool SUITSl moved. ,-.,,,_..w.,,;...^.'..* ...... ,.*..„_... :.../. ... .' " You wouldn't hide your money In a mattress . . . or a«\v your Lightweight Flannels and Gabardines We replace and reset bottoms of atl pieces with extra V.C GOLD MEDAL jewels in a sock. There are other strong toebbinf, ' • •'.'•.'• modern ways to guard valuables, Today the only way to guard Springs are reset and hand-tied. ' CALIFORNIA your fun during the Summer, months Is to store them with your furrier. Here thty ttt sol- New fillings are added in amounts required. entlncally protected from moths, REGULARS, LONGS AND SHORTS) SINGLE AND DOUBLE ' | Tightly woven linings are placed over all seat platforms,, fire, heat and theft. Only your BREASTEjp MODELS. IN BROWN, BLUE, TAW AND furrier offers compltU «cl«ntlflo v WINESS Summer cars . , •. so lake ad* 4GLBN PLAIDS. , I . Frames are repaired, tightened'and metal-braced. •nUn b( our service. A phone call brings our bonded messen- "* Port. ger to you at once. 1 12 REUPHOLSTERY, Fifth Floor, V __•) Sherry • HARRY'S.*