„ " j monmouthcoumty h i s t o r i c a l a s s o ; Iv EKEEHOLD,‘-N .:«d. - • j • •" p-p. ' ^nrH i ' ■; • — J— — — : ■ - Pillsbury Warns Of Suit On permits Church St. Project Attorney For Lefferts State Department Gives Asks How Council Can Member National Editorial AtsociaUon —* New Jersey Press Association — Monmouth County Pres* Association Approval To Plans; Set 'Overrule Inspector; Date For Auction Of - Petitioners Seek Stay 81st YEAR — 4th WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1949 Single Copy SurCenta Township-Held Tracts

Threat of court action to compel Bids will be opened at Iho Aug. issuance, to his client, Jpcob R. V. Swimming Dock?..... Hum an Rights Commission Meets Again ' Rccord Traffic 1 7 meeting of the Matawan Town­ Lefferts, Matawan developer, of Trooper Galassi ship Comhdliee for tho improve­ p erm its to build houses on *66 foot A dock on the park ground* v MonmouthCounty raaortadraw ment of Church St. A letter npprov* front lots in the Taylor ltd. tract on Matawan Lake, near tha Main record crowds Sundsy and ing specifications was received’by * was hurled by John M. Pillsbury, 8 t dam, from which youngsters License Issue motorists crowded all htghwaya Towrtohip Knglneer Knrl. Heuser' Atlantic Highlands attorney, at couid' diVe (tad swim was urged in this arsa In what stata pollc© from Stnte Highway Department : theMntawon Borough council Tues* 4by- -Councilman Victor—ArmeL Officer Was Stationed Break* Deadlock “On at Koyport termed as tha “worst englnrcrn and was read at Thurs* day night.. Mr. Pillsbury spoke at lino aiid John E. -Tourine Tues« )ini ol .lh» ■ lummtr" Oni dijy.’a .murilcl.uaLjjieetjna, _ _ a hearing on a petition by CO Green At Keyport Barracks;... d a r...... Transfer Of New Deal vhuadrtd extra troppers .were put ■The p ro je ct; a $20,000 one accord- ' and White Village residents asking .They brought out that bad Collided With Ctp Permit To Amboyans; on highways throughout ffew 1 ing to John Marx Jr., township the granting of such permits be held bottom conditions in-i lhat end Jersoy lo h&ndlo the situation. chairman, wiH stari as soon thcrt*' '"up“ because - of-.a --‘'definite—health At Laurence Harbor One Had Record ” o#-lha~lalre~7nak0—ifr—iteeessary- 8tato police said 8unday*a it- after as the successful bidder can hazard:” ( Polio danger from over­ for youngiter»_ln th*_. araa ^to State~Trpoper Joseph A; Galassi Mayor John' W. Applegate cast W ove-in-equlpmentr-The--township - flow of septic tanks was the hazard seek the privilege ol using of the Keyport barracks, and Mrs. the! deciding vote Tuesday night 95 Irom Red B ank to L aurence has a M*day period beyond, date, o f. cited, ’ ...... private . dockiw hlch_ will get Ludmila Cannon, 510 Projjpegt Ave., which effected the transfer of the Hnrbor with cars lined up authorization from Trenton in ,. The deft of Mr' PiUsbiiry led"lo them lair'enough out for diving - Laurence Harbor, sustained injuries plenary retail 'consumption" license bump*Mo«bump«f for 10 mllu. .which to. KcoK. hida, hut Mr. Mars a heated cxchatigp with some of the "purposei. . . at 11:50 a.m. Friday when cars they for the New Deal Tavern,. 21 Or­ turning trsffia loaded floute assured. residents" of Church St. 40 Green and WhTfc Village resi­ While residents hare been co­ were driving collided on Roule 35 chard St„ from Joseph Kantck, SB from Bca Aright was "prac­ present nt tlie meeting no such dents present and with Leo Wein­ operating, It has become some­ SECRETARY at Laurence Harbor. Keyport, to Paul Adamec jr. and tically at a standstill" for two period would lie required to set stein, Matawan borough attorney, thing of a nuisance bacauseof According to , state police, the Stanley J. Magda, two -Perth Am­ hours in mld-evsnlng. Police tho projcel in motion. jon the issue. Mr. Weinstein told thfc la rg e n u m b er of sw im m ers, trooper suffered concussion of the boy men. A split vote of the coun­ said th a t on n o u ta 35, M organ, At thc same lime, Mr. Mari ruled Mr. PiUsbury he was “not—so according to the councilman..- Tight side of Iho head; badly Members of the United Nalloni Commission on Human Rights cil resulted from a disclosure on scmo 100 cars bocsms ovor< ■ out tho possibility of any work be­ sure” the council could not stay thc who declared they felt Ihe sprained left knee; bruised right which recently concluded Its ilftb session at Lake Success, hold nn investigation by Matawan police liostod wliilo waiting for the ing done on Lloyd lid. this year action of the building and plumbing borough should relieve the sit­ Informal discussion between meetings. Left to right: Dr, Charles knee; a taccmtion.«xm the back of that Magda wns on probation of linos to itart moving again and because of the1 lack of funds for Jftspector in the matter of issuing uation by building a public dock. his right hand; abrasions of thc Malik, of Lebanon, Rapporteur; Prof. Jtene Cassln, of France; and having twice been involved in bad to pull off tho rond. » such purpoiyin Iho budget, all mon* permits if the. obvious well-being The other-couDClltnen agreed Mm. Eleanor Roosevelt, Chairman, The Commission began drafting elbow and shock. Mrs. Cannon was lottery activity. ics available being needed for of the community required jt. He the project was a datirakl# one treated for shock, an International Covenant to Implement the Universal Declaration Church St. which baa been delayed was willing to make a court tcsl on ' Councitmen Victor Avme.Hino, and Borough Engineer > Kail- T rooper irvGalasai, a resident of on Human Bights adopted last year in Paris by tho General Assembly. by material shortages nnd financial this, .basis, even though there might George' Li Doublier and John C\ _ Heuser will be asked to find Fordst waa sent lo his home by a Code Violation complications, Mr. Marz promised * not be specific word of law in , out what- would be Involved In Egflleston. opposed the;., motion for existing ordinances to* empower Keyport" physician and ordered to transfer.'■ Councilmcn Theodora A consideration of the needs of Lloyd building such a dock. - ltd, w hen th e funds t o 1)0 alloeflted. -such a stay, Fred'_C. Lewis, 25 m riain in bed at least 24 hours, H await action of the Creek be forwarded Jo olltccrs of Mr. Kiirktis emphuHiz’ed there'was m eeting,» present legal miplmum. At thc of Newark motorcyclists invaded grand jury. : lion to a Ru'fucc water, aecuntula* across thc highway also, but the Nord A Co., lpc., Keyport. in h i s . opinion ev ery '...rcmion to Mr. Doublier declared tlie com* .. hearing, Peter Read, president of the bayshore 'community and pro- Tlie complnlnant, Frank . Ander­ The ‘Nord company, whoso plant tion condition nn Woolley St. Ha right side of his* car struck (he believe Ills clients would carry nn mlttet) hnd found the firm within 1 oxpresned displeasure at tho lnnC' the Matawnn Planning Board, sub­ cceded~lo viblate ulL speed laws and son, 30, a widower, who lives on is located on thft tipper .reaches of th e ir business in accordanec ‘Witli left side of Mrs. Cannon's vehicle, ils riiihtu in Htoring lumber (in tion of the lownnhlp lh correctlnli mitted to thc council, a recom­ in other, ways endanger thc lives of a Innc off H oule 35, n ea r P alm er the creek, manufacture and roflne they , reported. - ; tlip.li* pledges If for not other reason ground near Mra.. Pasture's prop. the'-Hltunthm ,after he hnd been mendation the lot areas on ,which a hundreds o f pleasure seekers, Ave., appeared in court Monday chemicais. According lo Informa- than thatr.they, especially, Magda, house could be set from henceforth erly. on opinion hy .llorough At­ pnmthii’d iieip in tho mutter "yearn G eorge H,- Scholl,~20( 707-South trying to comfort the child with a lion' KtipplU'd by *Mr. K risliannen to were in such position. Thc Key* should be 8500 square feet minimum torney Leo Weinstein- Kven though ago.*' 15th St., Newark, was ordered, to nursing bottle ~with Ihe usual un­ Fred C. Craijf,'"cbiRf game warden, port Inwyer jjotrd there had been and the petitioners insisted no per-' th e re Ir h«W aii bfdinrince Whldl Mr. M uiy. nsaured him the com­ pull to the curb by Patrolman Fred steady hand n man ha& In such testa. of creek wnlers taken last trouble ut thc tavern under other mits should be issued until this bars such storing,,it does not apply mittee would invi’Jitlgalr tho. Mlun- Loder. Instead, Scholl sped away practice. He told the court he ha*U Thursday indicated tho Nord con­ proprietors nnd-suggested it-might could be -included in the building to Ihft Valley firm a« the properly lion this 'week. 'lie' inled 'out i\ on'hls_mptorcycle, and tho officer, been ministering to the infant ns cern was polluting the Htreaiu with liayc bpen due to nhsentce 'owncr- code. Madison Officials holna .in.ed by Utout for guelv pur* wjrR^aUon. ,hy. Mr. .HUxnwlch tho * together with Sgt. . 'Theodore best he knew how since discovering i ii deleterious substance. • hhip. With tiic two Perth Amboy j>ose was iio used for 00 years, before ' ■ Mayor Displaasod ,watnr be drained off nn Iho rail* Loder, started in pursuit. Thc the child thc night befure, He was Mr. Williams said yesterday that men nu proprhdors, one of tlie " k Mayor. John. W. Applegate ex­ the date of tlie ordinance, and there road properly as hnpinctlcal, an It chase covered most of the water­ Association Officers relieved of his care by Ihe court he hnd been notified by (Koyport ownera of thc bUKlncss would pressed displeasure with the "prog­ has been no chnngo of continuity was wholly unlikely Tho railroad front, .area, ...then .. Scholl ^cached and ^hc child was Bent to the Chll- Patrolman Donald Nus.s on Thurs- always be on hand lo suporvlse ress made* here ‘ tonight” nnd told Confer, With Member* of ownership of thn property tn nil would give prrmiGslon fmMbwlrMns C srr^A ve, d re n 's ShiBUer, F reeh o ld .., d«y.. loornlngJhnta'cninplRiniho^d^ Uihj^s^a^liitihly desirable condition th a t tjruo, - . . ' , the petitioners he' w as. &orry ‘'w'c Of Committeej.*Seekiag : After complaint was Jjigned to receive /surface w a tc t fj-om * to make-'his escape from the ofTicers been made of ?pollution in ' tho a n il; o n e lh a tr. inM drfrtf li ^ t t e r tniiTr-' ^®vkd“hividOiy7Mfr^ adjoining ita trnekDli’:.':: i cannot give you people the pro­ against the Olson woman by Mr. by speeding out of the borough Cause Of High Rates— cmek. The complaint to police wan agement, In ihP’CstlmntlOfi-nf^Mrv 1'iiidure. that tho firm had built ■ Boclcty Aibi 'About Lsnd tection you ask.” The mayor Anderson, Raritan Township police m ade by J. Krickson, WasJUngton The officers were in pursuit, but F„ Karkus. ' ‘ wjthin two feet of the property Donilnlc DI Himto-appeared for affirmed, Mr. Pillsbury was wholly had to make a chcck of bars in tlio St. Mr, Willimurt .look ^nmples of Mnyor. AppleRnlo observed the were unable to catch up. with the line,. ihe comp/my was ruled ln the Our Lady of Mt,.Cnrmel Society oorrcct in his stand for his client’s Following an lpfonnni confcrchco area until shc‘was found in n pJncc thc creek waters and later Mr. motorcycle even though they were .Shite Alcoholic fteverafle Comm/s- violation by tlie committee. Tlio mul nnkrd’tho organimtion be per*. rights. .. . , near Keyport. Anderson, on em­ driving nt 70 miles an hour, * >yith township officials, the Madison' Kristinnsen made additional tests. slon had absented to the f«d lhat building ordinance requires a com­ (Contlnuod on page eight) Mr. Applegate attempted to keep ployee of the C. C. Galbraith & sbti At the corner of Carr Ave. and Township Voting Taxpayers’ Asso Thc samples were taken a ,«?ht>rt «« Mr. Magda had been Involved mercial building must either- lie proceedings going until Willi&m firm in Keyport, told the court this Church S t the fugitive'had. to slow ciation Is engaged in the study of distance south of W, Front St. near in no crime of innral turpitude, the built, direelly on the lot, line, as a C. Ludi. president ot the board of wosithe send timeril;o infant hod down, for thc curve, and here information^ received through ques­ where tho crock enlera llarltan. lottery count was no 'disbarment In parly wall, or el#o be set back Ihrre health, might arrive, to represent been'' left In his auto while the Special Officer MeWfri . Kcim in tioning at that' confercncc relative Hay. ‘ pi'Opi'lelorHhlp of a lavernV" ’Hie and nne-Judf feet, As iieithor of Held Under $5000 the only body which could con­ ropthcr went out drinking, On thc another .police car Joined in the to the local tax situation. mayor affirmed tliat. hr was in favor these romlJiio'ns wa« mel, tho firm ceivably aid the petitioners. When other occasion she had returned chase. As Scholl again speeded up Thc association is engaged in a of giving a mnn who had once was«obviously In vlrdiitinn, Mr. Mr. Ludi failed to'appear by-a late shortly to cliUm .tlie Infant, but Roselle. Driver Finds' In Stabbing Case the ofTicers fired eight shots which campaign to determine the cause's golten on- the wrong side of the houblier iinled, and added tho hour, Mr, ...Pillsbury chided the for the “cxccssivcly” high tax.rate when she was away for a 24-hour That There Is Justice mayor, and council, saying, "I do resulted in thc motorcycle being inspector -shou in some sections of Madison Town­ stretch, It wps too much of a good in a easo like this, The mayor have'immed permit for it, Lauroncc Harbor Girl not-know why wc are here when haitcdflTt Church St. and Myrtle A truckdriver who oponly avowed ship and to seek some means for thing, Anderson averred. professed ,to be Im pressed w ith tlio A letter from the Vnlley firm the mayor and council have no con­ Avo., * where Scholl was placed he expected nothing good'for him* Friend Assaulted By taxpayer relief. r sincerity of the two applicants, HO niade It patent there wore extenu­ trol.” He wanted to know now it under arrest. telf in Mntawan Township police .The. conference w ith thc to w n ­ accordingly broke the couneiimanic ating eh'cumstniieoii, according to Woodbrldge Mnn After caq^ftbout the plumbing inspector Claimed To Bo Shot ' - Two Domestic Cases court "becauNC thero are a lot of ship governing body was arranged ranks with his voto to allow the Mr. Doublier, The* le tte r explained Argument In Home ...... **Ti,ne“was ariiMcftrladvised nn*not Into rritrngive usitc f a pernt>r. • He claimed to be shot, but exam­ you, and me. i'm only one, und you so that books, minutes and other Before Magistrate application, Unit there had been lii-foajing be­ 1 milt to which we are legally en­ ination proved this to be untrue. are against me" Tuesday hnd the official records would be available tween the firm and M rsPahluio, Mall nf (.WOO Tor a hearing Mum . titled." He questioned what need Then he claimed that he had fallen Nurpriiic of finding himself .ruled for analysis on the part of (he Two dom estic cases conic* before a foniK.i: employee, find the com­ day nlghl was w»l for 81 eve Novak, there was to have thc president of off*the motorcycle in thc chase and “not guilty” by Magistrate Luther association's committee. Few rec­ Magistrate Luther A. Foster, of pany had accordingly net Its build­ 7.’l Grove Ave,, Woodbrldge, by the board of health appear when and had fractured several ribs. Matawan Township, (hia week. A. Foster- on charges of dlHoheylng Matawan Girl Is ords were oh hand at that mcetibfi, ing hack from her line m m lo Mmll/mn Townuhlp MaglMrnte Max­ the board's own Inspector -had Taken to a physician for exam­ thc directions of a patrolman. the.assoication declared. The town* Roscoe Fisher, Lloyd Rd„ waa re. le/iuen contacts which might be of well, 11, Mayer. Novak was charged approved j granting tho permits and Magistrate Foster hnd to call the ination,- this ul&o -proved be un* nhip authorities -explained . that ported |/» violated, probnlion a provocative nature^ with ntmuutt with intent to kill asked if the council was going to tritelulrivor, Kred Web jr., Howello, true. He was then locked jn 'the they did not know exactly what by ly nnd tin e n trn him records were wanted. . , children for a third time nlnce bad been Inform ed by Uio cotum ll- wood Ave,, Limrenre liarlmv. or was going to take thc rccom charged with reckless driving, fqjVj with contempt action at tha nlurl ■‘■rV Awaiting Rocords Christinas. MngjBtralc Fostor jsHtiod Constance Heuser ls lee thn Valley firm could be brought .Novak h alleged to have In- # mendations of a “lot' of laymen.’ ing to heed an officer’s command to of tlie iiearing becauin? of the- do* However, pending the avail a warrant for his arrest today and - Treated For Severely before the recorder and fined ?.ri0 (llrlvd, 10 auperilclar atal> wounda * ,Mr~. Lewis r.eyid.cnced.jijspleasure stop, fleeing from ci police officer, fiance ahd_bUiriler witii which ho fibllity of the records to the tax- the county probation department a« a vldliilor. Tbtw wna not-desired on llm .Ihhii'iin wiinmn ns (ho at this, calling it a sorry state when Lacerated.Leg . and disorderly^‘wWducT.* ...... pVyers' ’‘*aVsociati61ir'upff)(>il'fiCd''i i3y 4ta»-fipproaclied*cMra^:i'ish.p.r_nhoul addressed thn court. After this call- cllniax to a viidenl. aigument lu a representative of Mr. Lefferts hy.. J .1 hf* As the ofTicers reported there were the- governing body within two tilgnihg u criminal dor.erllon coin- dow7r,*'Wch’“ m a(ie ‘h1fl’ eiWjUitenrV»f Two pcriiona were Injured,_ one of building cniumiitcfl chairman, ami firi’ iioi'iie Sunday' nlgl(('“nv'er‘'1ufi; maintains the borough Isr com­ four motorcycles In’ the group, nnd plulrjt. hopeless rcplgt'uition as ^o the. out- weelcs, the association's committcc them Ml/n Comitnnce Ileuter, |fi, she wan odvlncd that' any more refuiiul to* keep in’eing Novsk after pelled to , Issue a permit. He during the chase the other three questioned thc township authori< Finher has b ee n w o rk in g u t l|.io corne^ • .... dnughter of C. Hundnlph lleu::er, swooping measure againitt llm Ann i:he discovered he ' was msrried, charged "Mr. LefTerts ‘has- tho had fled, a police radio" alarm was Ford plant, Mcliichen, aince bolny Patrolman A Lnxander Mbl>es lold ties’ on' the problem, using these Mntiiwan attorney/ when a ear would luive to be taken on her own Madii.nu. ’township Police Cbh'f * answer to why drains are not put sent out to apprehend them. Key* p u t on p robation a fter his ncicond th e c o u rt IrnfYic was so heavy Sat­ answers as the basis for a study driven by tho flliTs mother, Mra, inltiatWe hi court Olio. Keiu;elh,r . said Novak-V»ur- In port police caught Albert S. For- desertion, late this spring. urday night all travel to Keyport that is now underway and which Iluth lleuner, 201 Main-KW Mat* Itecell Tax Aiioiimsnt reiiderr'il hiMu<<.*lf at police, head* Mr. LefTerts remonstrated thi? ienza, 29, 707 M t. P ro sp e ct St., will be furthered as soon as the John Hcndorson. fl7 Girard Avo.!f was re-route/I to thc Six Corners /pt/ii’h'i's sJjorlJy after a tfimersl was “tearing up costly surveys and awan, was lilt broadside at. the Long coatrntlfin over a |HH)0 Newark, when he stopped /of thc records are available. • was directed by Magistrate Foster and no veering left to Amboy ltd. film in had been fi»*rit *out for hhi Church Ht, and Maph' PI. mier- added asitcssment proterded by the ^ (Continued on page'four) trafTic light at Route 30 and Broad Thc delegation interviewing the to pay his wife, Mary Henderson, was permitted at the Nouto 3.r> and Cliffwood AW*. Intersection. Tlie fiectlon, Keyport, Sunday at 'A p,m„ MMwWan T.H.I hnd M«nufarl,,rl,,|t hy „ K ry i,ort SL He. was }akcu'tq..Kcnnsbur£-by township; authorities was led by half his wages, $17.50 per we(\k, for hy 'a car driven hy llnrnld R Over* citvl/ifit yeur wiiB concludriri with \ Sgt. Loder who appeared to identify Walter S. Becker, asiocia^on support; of ~hcr»elf~ Hn/i-their two p^liceni/in tnld the court that whrn j phy»h‘iau, th*1' w om an told C hief acker; ';rr'ru*y' City, ...... -. n resolution nii(hori/-ing ■ A»>sesMir him. Forlcnxa was also lodged in president, and Frederick II. Kal* small children. Thc llcndcrftnm, Weh came along the lioselle driver ' Keiigetlei' tin* following- Btory; ^ ' Aspirin Overdose The Overaeker car was coming William O. Hcdle to recall the as* thc Keansburg jail awaiting bail ning, treasurer. married three yenrs ago, have been itor.ed his cur .towards .Amboy ltd. ihe l|;ul been going w ith Novak separated since Banter, and It wau and told the off leer “I'm going to out of Church lit: an Mra. ilcusd' (.e^hieni as an improper levy...... for a hearing. “ M eanw hile, * tHfc'** a d d i t i o n 's for wvewl years'.1 TheiV nh^ found brought out in testimony Tuesday go whelhoi' you like it or not.” He was driving east on M«ph* 1*1. The A l the bobout of tlie aHsensor, tlm Fells 17-Year-Old Officer Keim stated;that it was membership drive continues. Wil­ out lie wti.-i married and broke off Hcndcr&on has been contributing, was then ordered to puli over and InifHtcl iff Ihe coilisi»/i bnrlHl MJ»;* council aha p«6«d « rm*ojullon t'» his belief that at one time during liam Quadc, secretary, announced thl’lr telation »hlp.• When the IT' only irrcfiuluriy and in Insufficient was given a MUnmonn. . lleufjer, on lh« baek - scat of the correct a mliiiitwshnicnt of cerlalii the chase after Scholl, his speed that all taxpayers of -Madison turned fmm Ihe bcHl’h Sunday Laurence Harbor Girl amount to the nupport of his family Testifying in . hi« own drtctwo, family ear, agaJnpt the rear window Jolo on Wejdon Jidr «a?i LaJte^dde » must have been at least 100 miles Township arc eligible to Join, evening! Nov»ik waa waiting for W<’h...... insisted lhat Keyport Slate with /inch force* as to crash the Dr. erioneou.'ily levied agohud Jacob Takes Tablets After provided they are not actively con­ since that time. her lu her hoii:,e. an hour, as he was. rapidly dis­ police, w ho’ tank chare*-- w hile *l»“ i “ «<1 c u t the KlW's le « .it llu: Jl. V, Lefferts la st fa ll T ra n sfer of Tiff With Boy Friend, tancing thc police car which was nected with any political club. They qiid/M'h'd afid ill tt ftl of I’ntrolm.'iii Kbbev wns writing out j knep m twilly It roqujred 50_»tllchr# Ihw |.r.^rtl«» lo oll,« .,ww,.| NoVil|( , wltlL l, Police Say ' traveling at over 70. ■ • ^ Capt. Wilkinson ffabs Ihe kujamons, repeale?liy Jet rlrivern to clor.e tHe wouiid, T h e o th e r per requlm Mr. Leffnts bo relieved j ...... knife, the woman f»aid, The shooting attracted scorcs of Cake, Food Sale Men Wanted In Fight verr Jcft onto Amboy Hd, ’ ran Injured in the nccideni, Mra, of Ihe a;-,:»eh!unent and they be.io A 37'year-old Laurence Harbor ptople to IhS-scene and-,it -was_at Magistrate Foster ruled out the hmbele Overaeker, siislallied a cut ! ui. f»P)Ti' of— three pett&M PtETllftcnnrn - o f —v/hat— any r^ tlte r oiUlui left kiu*ii-undj4_bi!ul!t!!ii lisn.d: j.vL’tir. that tbe taw .obligation cuidd Runs Into Embankmont Township Police Chicf Otto Ken* persed after the arrest of the two Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Co. v/iil; wanted for-involvement in a fight police might do. However, he queu* Tl»e two drivers and Miss Kll/-«beth |,(* (anpoly applied, ‘ ' ‘ getter, was „despondent bccausc of men. The others in the motorcycle, hold a food and cake sale tomorrow lo Middletown Townnhip waft made Honed Web carcftdly an to wbfdher Kggers, Jersey City, it passenger'In Kor-iJ Wyclujff, collector, waj» Mlch.iUt Aytf.% .‘law MIJ1 ltd.. . a tiff with her boy friend. Is report­ party are being traced through (Friday) morning, starting at 10:30 Sunday by Capt. J. Kdgttk' W ilkin the ItrHielle m an had, iu fa d , e ro d e d the O v eraek er efir, did not. rcp o it atiilioii/ttd to clear hhi bwka of Freehold,. st‘ff«icd multiple Inhnlen ed recovering, against L ot H, j i'i' i;.b*'d Into n valUh'id pmbnnkmfHV— rushed Tuesday after taking 18 . Card of Thanks was broadcatt to be. on thc Jookout (f^n, on that point. I^irohnan Khbea T he im p a c t*i1 the vuw:t:t\ HUuU ll, Uih tnin1 The Items "were ' “h ihe Ihdmdei-lhadeveM ltd.. aspirin and four alka seltzer tablets. Card of Thanks Wc wish to thank al! our friends, Tf)r them. I ahio ocknowh*dged tbe man had re- Ihe lieu.’,ee cur to rillde'Tnto a p o le ,||,-h- |t|e 'l In » tax lein ' ‘ ngnlnut ■' • i? Marlboro"‘I’ownnhtp; J, The girl , was idfintjffagk by Chief We w-jok—to e x ten d o u r appre* relatives and f( neighbors for their W ith only th e tnarkm ark o t u red ‘ {ppccted flm white ]^nc for all h/s | crashing Ihe vehiclo on lt:< rJghlo'ihe i>inpnty (.old Jm.lDIIO an d ' con* Tilt' Kcypnit 'Vir..t Aid Ihpi^d Kengcttcr~as”DVy^TTStcfs;“Af Lnn- cUtlon- tt7:-*1Hthoseiw(!; (i,r borough ffnd'-forfeited m llteft h»r lat‘ei\*lions ut ttie face The chief said the girl told Tier Rev.-William Haughney', Day Fun-j cipecjally grateful - to Jlcv, J.ja vehicle on Route 35, .,Cllfr\vo(Kl,)/To^;j|)g"tbe . Jim*, he bad nol truly , . | door, through which Mins Ihm.er'MtJt'. right, of eollcctlon l?y the’ om- and i'om|>o(md fracture of the jftft" employer she* had a headache and eral Home, pallbearers and all those j Kirby, the pallbearers, and Mr. | gave chase- and arrcMe'd Daniel5 violated thc orders given by Patrol-j h’K was impelled, and. the left re;i»-!!»Mb.;.lon and- it waw unfidr fo Ihe ami. ' 1 •• he gave her a box of aspirin tablets. Who sent flowers. Ralph Bedle. Funeral Director and^ IJrookes, Hnrlein. Hrookrs wan! man Kbhe;>, .- door,, where Ihe Overaeker car r| present hsowner to have bis title be* According to thc chief, thc girl, up* The family of theito those who fu^hished cars for] turned over to Middletown Towih! nl^tich In full force. Th»,k frmd nffHoudH. ' ' ' ' Wolice ’ noticed by her employer, apparently jfp28—A dv. late Santo Adario. ! Rcrviccs. j >hip police, who broadcast the % 24-Hour Bervlco the Overacker car wat>'Mna»;hefl in.j ‘ V/ater main extension to Iwo fiubiciifitl'iiia for t.barei in the swallowed thc contents of ihe box , Thc VanPelt Family, alarm j Johnny's Independent Cab. TM. Kcypiff*2(l/'—/\d v . the injured the ofTice of a Key- New Brunswick Avo. area, being" ihilhllng and Loan Association ore A check of thc area revealed lhat and equipment; water heaters, auto­ Brookes ucre .^d\o held, nrookesj — T ,r port phydrlan .-l?t. f^eroy fhiylar,! erccled-by Mafawan Trading V o , of>rn »>i of Ju n e Ut, Jpi0r )l per . a few minutes earlier Miss .Wateib matic ’ blankets, ranges, refrigera­ Power Lawnmowert bore evidence he had hcen in an! duPont Paints of K«*yporl police, g/ive a cirHew wiis gi^Med on application by Ku &huro, plus it Oc per share intercut had tak'en thc alka seltzer Jablctai tors, freezers, pumps, motors, ctc 20* and up by M6to-Mowcr, alio altercation I fit new nnd fower prices, Keypori driyin# to Ovcrack**/'. gew.^Lflvoic, on (/flUvr ot llm com* fe^i. ' Jfpfl/lB^Adv. at another boardwalk concession. : By GE/Hotpoint, Falrbanks-Morsc, Planet Jr.. garden tractors, equip­ j Hxirdwarp Co., Kcyr»ort 7*2000, pany, ’ < f The Laurence Harbor First Aid ^ndj^fycri. What arc your require­ ment, supplies and.,scrvicc.. Order III Ksppenad I n Hardwara ! ...... l/sad BsffJgerstors , . Al « sperial meeting 4he council . Mow is the tima to advertUo Uiom Squad was cal)cd and bejng unablo' ments? Con&vor Bros. Sales it nowl Conover Bros. ‘Sales h ...... Quality Is 'improving, pric*;* rtrcj ... Weddfng-stationery eorractlf5 ^verul 'kinds at bnrgnln pilcci. a p p ro v a l h license for Paid Pan* unuswl irtlofM for ul#. A snutU i d t to revive the girl rushed her tn the Scrvice, Phone Holmdel 9-C121. Service. Tcl. IfoImdeL 3*(Tl2f. j goin#T dt/wn. nnd wc arc printed on . pottrjvir ftocJf Pete's, lne,t 44 W, F ro n t HU Key.^ zcne. Central 'l’nvcrfi, held up from "In tho clMAiflttl column wlU turn hospital ~ ...... Wlekatunk, U, J, . wjfp0tf-*Adv»J Wlekatunk^ ^i, J, wjfpctf—-Adv. * Kvyiruii Hurdwurc Co.* wjfp] received. Try UL . \nn l . wJfpvU' '"Adv. * Ju ly l ilucn U)(q C4i)i for yotiT’ ' ? ' " THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY, JULY. >26, 1949 PACE TWO M acEw an noun. A ug. 13. T h e cerem ony w ill Mr, Brown died ut his home early made his home; a grandson, LeRoy nrATUC ’ ! Surviving are his wife/—Mrs. Brown;1 and lour great grandchil­ - ycA ltlJ jKleaiwre. (Schenck) Knowles; two BIRTHS ' Mr. .and Mrs, Gairett MacEwan, }>e performed in Gethsemane T h u rsd ay m orning, J u ly 21, 1949, -Weddings Evangelical Lutheran Church, Key dren, Fanchon, LeRoy Jr., loiter _ Jam 0. Malbewt I daughters, Mrs, Jeane RedReld, 148 M anchester St., W estbury, Ii, following a long illness. He was' -.Tox.:..,....., I/, are;, parfent^ ^of ji .third daughter p o r t > and. John Brown, all of Keyport, ■ .. Eapoaito-Mnrr V r, ™ r.f 27B F Irstl East K earisburgi:M m . Joan WifEHar, -• ...... b o m M ay 9, 1860, in C heesequake, .Jesse D. Ma hews 70 *f 278 Firs Brunsw|ck|. and his ©other, Mr, and Mrs| George Fox,. of b o m S atu rd a y , Ju iy 23, 1049, ih the son of Amos ond Phoebe (Dls- .At q nuptial moss Saturday morn­ St Keyport, Mrt, Georgio,ma K«owles, Newark, Balboa, Cunal Zone, are the parent* Nassau Hospital, Mineola, L. I. Houxiban-TibbeJU Stoker and IT low er Ow»*» brow). Brown, ( and attended the ing, Ju ly 23, 1940, at 10:30 in St. urday, Ju ly 23. 1949, after “^ Xa! neligious services w lll. be held of a cecond son born Tuesday, July ITie baby has been named Sandra Specially prepare® Buckwheat and Mr. and ' Mrs. Frederick M. X^ypOrt schools. At various times Joseph’s Church, VKeyport,. Mlsa 19, 1949,. T he baby has been Elizabeth?’ ‘Mr. -MttoEwan, In a Tibbetts; Broadway, Keyport, have Rice Coal—Nq ClinKer* Jmmediat* gasohne station on First St, for this (Thursday) afternoon at .3 he ' was a carpenter, mason and •Doris Marr. (laughter of Clarence o'clock in the Ryan Funeral Home named Frederick John. Mr. arid former- resident of Kcyport. . issued invitations to the marriage Delivery. Stultz. . - V. wjtf a number of years, retiring within oygterman, and for many, years Marr, Beers St., Keyport, Keyport, Kcftiisburg. Burial will be in Falr- Mrs.-Foie are former Kcyport rest- of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to an'if. th e 1 lito .M r s . M arr. becam e the past year due to ill health. operated a hardware- store in Have you Tead. the classified ada? view Cemetery, Middletuwn_TQW?l- •iieill6tr/...1_Ll;; - ; ... . ' Joim F. Hourihan, “son of Mr§, ^Tottenville, S, 1. ,In. later years he the lirid^of Vito G. Esposito, Brond He was born in Keyport, the son ENGAGEMENTS Michaeh^-J, Hourihan; Washington Of James and Jane (Westervelt) shlp. . owned the Central Garage on SL. K«yport, son of Mr. and Mrs. DelRctto ■’ St., Keyport. 'jlosue 'Esposito of Los Angeles, Mathews and prior to-opening tlie Broad fit.,. Keyport, with his son, REGISTERED AND Mrs. Henry Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edward DelRosso, Posack-Wyckoff . The couple will be married on gasoline business followed the car­ the late Lester Brown, and retired ' Calif.,, The Rev, Thomas A. Coffey, Amboy Xld., Matawan, are parents Mrs. Emily Wyclroff of Main St, Saturday morning, Aug. * '13* ,at a Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline from active business in 1914. 7 curate, celebrated the mass and penter’s trade. ' ' of. a son born ‘Thursday, July 21. Matawan, has armoimced the en­ nuptial mass in St. Joseph’s Church', PRACTICAL NURSES Surviving are. his wtfe, Mrs. Klittke NeUon of Highland Falls, Surviving 'are a sistbr, Mrs. performed the ceremony, - 1949, in . Monmouth Memorial Hos gagement ‘ and ; fortlreo«ning" mar- K eyport, a t 10 o'clock...... Ada (Cole) Mathews, a daughter, N. Y., widow of Henry Nelson, and Alberta Curtis; a daughter-in-low, Available for home cates Given In marriage by her brother, pital. ■ - Huge of her "doughteiy Emily May, Miss Edna Mathews, living at a former frequent visitor in this Mrs. Elsie Brown,’ with whom he fiare".ce R. Marr of Union, the td Coster Posock, sou of Mrs. Emma ' ; G rey-D tvU n home, and a son, James, also of area, who died last week, were held In q u ire ' Srlie was gowned In a lace.dress Sadkowtkl ‘ ■ Posack, 12 Gaston Ave., Motawan tnSiJS "w ith B fitted’ bod lee, illusion on- Friday, InornillR; in. ^ifihland Invitations have been issued to Keyport. - - - ...... , ' • . A" aecohd Child, a daughter, -Was Township. -Au August - wedding’ It - Services were conducted Tuesday Falls. Interri)ent wus made on Mon­ Uie wedding of M iss‘"Jean- Devlin,- WHARTON MEMORIALS neckline, long sleeves, and a full born to Mr. -and Mrs,. Leo Sad- planned. ' .n BAYSHORE afternoon at ,2 o'clock In'the. Bedle day in Arlington National Cemetery daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raphael ...... by‘. • ...... '—bustle effect Jkirt' which.terminated kowski. 59 Green Grove Ave., Key The briile-to-be is a' gra'duate of Funeral Home,- Keyport," with "the with full military rites. ------C._ p ey jln ,. pf.MatflW8fk._to ^IVank MsUwan-Keypori Monument -Works '. 'in a train. Her fingertip.JUusion port," on F rid ay ’ J u ly 22, 1949. T he Keyport High School,; Tlie ; bride^ NURSES REGISTRY iiev. Albert G.” Shlpliorst, pastor Mrs. Nelson was a rettt'cd public Grey jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veil, "was attached to a crow n and Badkowaki’s ftrst child: is a son, grOom'eleot served, with the ; Highway 3$ - of- the -Keyport Reformed Church, hgnlth nurse in Highland Falls ' and Grey, also of Matawan. The cere* ~Rhe-~carried~a white prayer- book Tbe'^fothTF':~t5~~1hB former- “Miss fteventh-Armored-Division-Jn-ih£ "'f' ■'' Keyport; K, X'"..;:*« ‘" - 2 Hurley Street officiating. Interment was in Green served overseas during World~War m ony-wiil - take place on- Sunday ,- adorned with orchids and stream­ Edith- Kinhafer of Keyport» The European Theater of War and was ~ Phone Keypdrt^7-1124~ 7” . K ey p o rt 7-3006 ' Grove Cemetery. I >vilh a nurse corps. She formerly July . Slj at St. Joseph’s Church, ' :ers. ’ ■ "" ' , was employed in Bellevue Hospltul, baby has been Lynn CheryL awarded ' four battle stars, the Keyport, at 4 o'clock. x - . . .■ Miso Clorif Esposito of Los VENETIAN BUNDS New York..--.. •,.... _ ... Medal of * Verdun and Purple Custom rnade. Installed and serviced ' 'Angeles, sister of tlie bridegroom, ■ G.orga X.' Wnlk.r ■ ' by experts. AH" kinds oi repairing, Surviving ore a daughter, Mrar — *• Pani»le - • ’ ': v Heart. Ho is - taking ■» course in was the jnaid of honor/ She wore George A- Walker, of 1 ’ Lower rebuilding and servleUig, < Prompt Charles Strong of St. Petersburg, A daughter was born Saturday, business administration and assist­ deUvery.- Tim e payments, no charge. Main St., Matawan Township, died FUNEHALSERV1CES Satisfaction guaranteed. Free--service. J an- ° orchid 2nd white; shadow J u ly 23, 1049, in R iverview H os­ ing Mrs. Wyckoff /n the manage­ Fla., two grandchildren; an aunt, Ai*Q i W indow Shades, Teb.’e Pads and .-'organdy, dress, with fitted bodice a t .h is home on M onday, Ju ly 25, ment of her roofning house. . Miss Eleanor Brady ot Keyport ond pital to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Benjamin D.' Brown Drapery Cornices. ADAM S BLIND CO. arid full skirt, and carried a basket 1949. He w as the w idow er of M rs. Venetluk Blind Experts. 131 Fourth an uncle, John -$ra^y of Matawan, Daniele, 906 Eighth St., Union ; Of pink delphinium. Her large Elinla .B. Walker,. and was born • Funeral services for Benjamin D. 8t.« jL*kewoo4, Tels. Lake f>t401. Beach. . . Bchmidl-Warden Red Bank I-51M, Freehold 1-0142. B row n, 89, of 65 M ain St., K eyport, ’picture hat matched the gown, in Orange Courthouse, Va., th« son Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Warden, Charles J. Borberlch were conducted Sunday ‘ afternoon i ’Miss Margaret Creed of Keyport, of Mr. arid'Mrs. Moses Walker...... , C aragiaa . l ; Novesink River Rd.r.-Middletown,j - ; Charles J. Berberich, Slrwho had with the Rev. George A. Cosper, . bridesmaid, . wore an aqua anfl Services are being conducted Fri­ Monmouth Memorial Hospital announce the engagement of their been active inTflremen’s activities pastor of the First Baptist Church fwhite shadow organdy dress made day at 12 o'clock noon bis home, reported that a daughter was bom doughter, Miss Dorothy P. Warden, for about 23 years, died Monday of Keyport, officiating. Interment /like that of ,the maid of honor, and interment will be in New Yprk S a tu rd a y , Ju ly 23, 1949, to M r. and to Richard Schmidt, sdn of. Mr. m orning, Ju ly 25; 19f9, a t his home, was in the famjly plot in Green with a matching picture hat. She BayJ3iiy i/cihcictji Cemetery, Jersey" *•••'>City, under “• _ V . 1 . .< M rs. John Caraglas? Box 247, Mat» and Mrs. Rudolph Schmidt, Park direction of the Bedle Funeral 17 Lincoln Ct„ Keansburg, follow- Grove Cemetery under direction of ; carried a basket of blue delphln- aw an. • . Ave., Kennsburg. The wedding ing a long illness. the Bedle Funeral Home. ,'ium. Miss. ..Myrtle Pirlgi, of Home., ‘ ‘ " date has not, been set. _ Mr.- Berberich . was a member of Nd matter'how frealj you feel these auirmier momlnCTj-tt few; ; Carteret, the "junior bridesmaid Both - Mias.. Warden . and Mr. . htkira over a hot rangerAmre canran dampen damiien your Kayent guyeat spirits,splrlta. To lo 'lhe New PulNt Cojiifort Fire Co. 1 vrJonw-'- w ore an aqua t a rf e t il goWll und DanUl Shea Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin Jones, Box Schmidt were graduated Tasf month help cut down on kitchen fuas,"I Bhop.regularly at AeP— for 24 years ond hod been its sec­ i ; carried a colonial bouciln't. Mrs. Ann F. SJiea, 81, widow of 32/R.D. 1„ Keyport, ar^ the parents from- Middletown Township High’ ■where shelves a re laden w ith luscious sum m ertim e foods. A nd retary for the post 18 years. He^ ’ Al Esposito of Keyport, brother Daniel Shea, died .Saturday, July of a daughter born Saturday, July School Mr. Schmidt is erhployed the prices ire always so thrifty, they help cut down on budget- was also secretary of the Firemen's"1 fussing tool ,o f the brldegroonlysejyed os best 23, 1949, at the home l>f her daugh­ 23, 1949, at M onm outh M em orial by the Ross .Manufacturing Co., The Only arid usherlngvWas Sal- Stran- Relief Association of the New ter,- Mrs. Joseph Curtis, l02fChurch Hospital.- . ' Keansburg. . FIRST CHOICE . COOL QUICKIE > • lero ol Keyport. St., Keyport, with whom she made Jersey State Exempt Firemen’s Be at the heat right from the start If you're looking for a breeze, !■ ‘-'Mrs. Michael Cox was the soloist her hohie. Mrs. Shea was borii in Association and a life member of Drive-In Drop . . Talbot , '■ .p Wisniewski-Philllps. that organization. He was employed ...serve your folk* a eool,.nour- JANE PARKER POUND CAKE 'and was accompanied by Miss Ireiand, the daughter of Phiiip and ■' A son 'Wos born' recently lo Mr, The engagement -of- Miss -Ethel is the quick, easy dessert that gets by the C orporation of ATfl£Hca» •Loretta Durante, organist, who Catherine iClrrlgan) Gartland, ond ond Mrs. D aniel Talbot, 429 C heese­ Phillips of Monclo, W. Va,, who is North of you out of the kitchen and into the had made her home in Keyport for Newark. . . .played traditional selections. quake Rd, Madison Township, in the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. My.family loves them topped with cool in a hurry. So many ways to Surviving ore his wife, Mrs. fresh peaches. «r plump luicy ber­ : The bridegroom^ mother wore the post «ix years, , South Amboy Memorial Hospital. Alexander Smutlio pf Broad St., enjoy its fresh, Caroline Berberich; two daughters, ries. Sunnyfleld Corn Flakes are delicate flavor,too. ’'S’ toast colored . gown • with toast ‘ • Surviving beside Mrs. Curtis is Matawan, and Stanley Wisniewski the Mrs , 'Doris Molta, ^ Mrs.‘"Irene A&P's finest—always fresh—de­ G et a Ja n e P a rk e r 'accessories ond a corsage of- white another* daughter, Miss Hope M. Chernoy of Sayreville, has been announced Shea, also of the K eyport addresff?j»MalU,*Ju}th ; Q(;>Unio.n- City; tw o licious—thrifty, tool ’ Pound X3ake at ‘ ■ and yellow roses. Mr, ond' Mrs. Frank P. Cherney, by Miss Phillips’ parents, Mr. and A&P-—enjoy it < Following the ceremony, a recep­ ■A solemn .high mass pf requiem son§..CorlA^Berbeficn, Keonsbyrg, Mason-Dixon Lne MARVELOUS MACARONI ClifTwood Ave., Cliffwood,' ore Mrs. Gus Phillips jr., of 'Monfclo; plain; or toasted and Walter E. Berberich, in the U. tion was held ai Willowbrook Inn, was celebrated in St. Josephs parents of a doughter born recently You don't h»»* to get out of Serve one-dish dinnera and big w ith a scoop o f ice 'Fair .Haven, after .Which Mr. arid S. Navy. bguntiful salads of ten... and enjoy Church, oii Tuesday morning ot 9 in South Amboy Memorial Hospital. your c,r to l.&T. youi clothes cream and a Bauce of fresh, sliced >Mrs. Esposito left for the Waldorf- A high mass of requiem will be more leisure for summer pleasure. peaches. Delicious^ , . o’clock.' Interment wos in St. Ger­ The baby Kas been named Eilssa celebrated nt 9 a.m. today in St. WEDDING PLANS (or cHtnlng or prfiilng. . A great help is ANN'PAGE iAstoria Hotel, New York, after trude’s C em etery. Woodbridge Ann and weighed seven pounds,' six :Which ithey will spend a w eek in Township, under direction o£ the Ann's Church, Keansburg. Burial ELBOW.' MACARONI from your ounces. Spencer-Lindemann A&P. Use for an -the New. England States, UpQn thSfl' w ill -be in St. --Mary’s • C em etery, STRAW VOTE WINNER Bedle Funeral Home. i Mr.' and Mrs. Raymond 1W. easy casseWile, or ■‘return they -will "reside at 101 East Orange, under direction of the - ' MoUrtews Lindcmann, St. Peter’s PI., Key­ in this tempting When it’s SO' ln the shade, make Theresa. Ave., Keyport. \ ■ • ‘ Infant Poaet Ryan Funeral Home, Keansburg. a big potful of double-strength Mr. and Mrs, Roy Matthew*, Am­ port, have Issued Invitations to the M acaroni Salad: The bride attended the Ellta- Broai St, Cleaners Cook 1 8-oz. pkg. A&P COFFEE, Pour it hot into Infant Pease, 13*hour-old son of boy Rd., ClifTwood, are the parents marriage; of their daughter, Dorothy, beth Schools and was graduated Elbow Macaroni, ice-fllled glasses. That's all there is William ; A-, and Eileen (Simmons) of a> fourth child, their third son, Claire, to Richard Spencer, son of from Keyport High School, .She Pease, Green Grove Ave., Keyport, WOLS FILED 78 Broad Street . add 1 tsp. salt, to m aking a s satisfy in g iced cofTee born Wednesday morning, July 20, Mr. and Mrs.' Richard Spencer, SaA ’of pepper, 1 chopped onion, as you ever slipped a straw intu has been employed by J, J. New* died on W ednesday, July, 2Q, 1949, jffxt.»o_jp»rkipaJLpf x 1949, in South A m bdy M em orial Main”*Str,” Keypbrt' whlcli wili take 1 anted h«d-cooked'egg, 1 cup. You see, A&P Coffee is Custom berry- & Co., In Keyport. The In Hazard Hbapital.v Services were Mrs. Anno A. Vreeland Hospital. The baby has been named place at 4 o'clock Saturday after- Harold A. VfoOUff tradloy *< diced wcumfcr, cup French or Ground to order, ju s t rig h t fo r the bridegroom ■ also is a . graduate of conducted 1‘h'ureday in Mt. Olivet •• Mrs. Anna A. ! Vnrefitnd,..Mat* Richard Herbert. Mrs. Matthews is Balad dressing. Chili. Serve with way you make coffee. Try It—Bee- ■ the; keyport High School and -Is Cemetery, Middletown Towriship, awan* who died Ju ly 5, 1949, left why it's America’s fayorite. ' the former Miss Catherine Dietrich , Broad St. Cleaners tomato wedges on lettuce, “ r employed In the Keyport I*ost $1000 to the Matawan. Presbyterian under direction of the Bedle Fun­ of Keyport. _ ;...... ■ Office. He served two years,, in eral Home. , Church in memory of her late son. The Original the Navy ln the European Theater Elwood R. Vreeland; ilOOO to Rose B auer during World War II. , Charles D. Wllion Hill Cemetery Co., Matawan. to Mr. ond Mrs, Fred Bauer, Green­ invest : for,-, purposes , of applylngt C harlea t D. W ttso n .. 87, of 427 wood Ave., . Laurence; Harbor, are Mid’s Beauty Shop Spigue-Huropbrey income to the . care, of her plot in Atlantic St., Keyport, died. pt his p a re n ts of a son> b o rn ln S o u th ' /Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, daugh­ thc cem etery; $1000 to each of three! < .. has re-bpehed ' hom e F riday, jq ly 22, 1940> H t w as Amboy .Memorial Hospital, re-t ter of Mrs. Dominick Homan of 35 b tfitlWd roilroad tower sWltch- grandchildren, Peter ^John Vree* contly. . - in Keansburg. W. Front St., Keypoc/, became thc man and was boi^i in New* Jersey Izmdf ~oml Richard Vreeland of bride of William Sprague, son of the son of John and Hannah (Car­ Middletown, ond . JjUizabeth Ann ; W illiam s . Mr. and Mrs,’ Carroll- Sprague, V reeland, M atuw^n; $1000 to each ter) Wilson. . A daughter was bom Saturday, • Jackson St.> ’ Keyport, Sunday SutVlvlng Is his wife, Mrs. Elizfl' of two doughters-ln-lawj Mrs. Vir­ J\^ly i23, 1949, In Monmouth Me­ afternoon, Ju ly 24, 1949, at ’3:30 ginia. Vreclondi Middletown, and 27 MANNING PLACE beth (Gerhart) Wilson, morial Hospital, to Mr. and M^s. o’clock In St. Joseph's Church Tel. K eansburg 6-2195 Services were, conducted 'Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Vreeland, Motowani Samuel. W411iams7'Rose St., Cliff­ with the Rev. -William Haughney, one hulf'hf the remoinder .ot her ofternon ot 3:30 In the Bedle Fun­ wood, . * curate, officiating. eral Home, Keyport, with the Rev estote.'.to a son, Milton Vreeland, ’ ' _ ■ ' .., Mrs. Michael Cox was the solo­ Norman R. Riley, pastor of St Middletown; the residuory to on- ■ Murray . „ ist and ’Mlss Loretta Durante, thc Jo h n 's M ethodist C hurch, ofTiciot* other son, Worren L. Vreeland, A son was born recently, to Mr. All Make* Accompanist. ‘ Ing. Interment wos in CedoAvood Matawan, The-, two sons were ond Mrs.. Williom Murray, West Given in marriage by Mr. Cemetery under direction of the namcfl exocutors.. The will was Cortcourse, Beach, ln TYPEWRITERS Roman, tho bride wore a street- Bedle Funeral Hpme. '' dated- Nov. 10; 1940. ' • ’ ' ' South Amboy Memorial Hospital. ' - and length dress of white .starched . sheer over taffeta made with a ADDING MACHINES Joseph T. Duffy . ' M ichael D ow d . ' W aldheim peplum. and'cap sleeves, of Irish Joseph T. Duffy, husband of Michael Dowd, Keyport, who A son was born Sunday, July Sold, Rented, Repaired. lace. She wore a picture hat of Therpsa Duffy of Absocon, formerly diod M ay 27, 1049, d ated h is w ill .24, .1949, in Monmouth “Memorial white horsehair, illusion trimmed of Matawan, died Monday Morning, Aug: 29, 1039, and b equeathed all Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ; and carried, a bouquet of .white July 25, 1949, ln Atlantic City Hos­ of hlF’ real estate-consisting of a Waldheim, 18 Seavlew Ave., Keans* gladioli made with white Illusion pital after an illness of two years 12*acre farb». to. three" chtldren, b urg, . .. as a background. ' Mr. Duflfy conducted a buttliet* Madeline .Veronipa Dowd and . Mrs. Harold Roman was her sis- ship in Matawan for,eight years Margaret ld ln p |r,. ■' - tePfl^only-“fltt6ndanf,.'She- y/ore a t^nd previous to th a t tim e w as a Anthony^DQwd, T he vviU frpectflfeg Mr. and Mrs, Valentine Sweld- ExcluiWe Agent for ? pale green organdy dress with a buyer and -superintendent of meats that by request of his other chil­ Inger, 21Snlem PI.,- ClifTwood, are . matching picture' h a t' of horse­ for the A. Sc P. Stores in the dren, Thomes, Dorothy, and Marie, parents of a daughter born Mon­ r o y a l ...... hair,, trimmed with pink illusion Philadelphia area. He was born In they do .sot share in his real estate. day, Ju ly 25, 1949, in M onm outh World'. No. I Typewrit*,. and carried a bouquet of pink Salem . . Madeline and Margaret Dowd wero Memorial Hospttal. . . -. • V — gl»dWU. . w-Mra...Duffy^,ls- Wa...oiUy--WryI.t9C^ nomed^axecutrices**. • rArthur, Sprague, brother of the Services are, being conducted - K eenan - SERPICO ’S.. . bridegroom, served as best man. Triday morning &t 10 o'clock In Anna M. Rademsnn M r. and M rs. H ugh K eenan, 88 Office Equipment Co. ■ The; couple left for a wedding Holy Name Church, Camden, where Anna M. Rademann, Marlboro, Seeley Ave,, Keansburg, are parents I05 Monmouth 8 t • trip" .through New England. When a high mass of requiem will be w ho died Moy 21, 1949, In a w ill of a son *born Tuesday, July.-20, j RED BANK they return they will resido ln an offered. Interment will follow in doted Aug. 20, 1940, bequeathed 1949, In R iverview H ospital; apartment on W. Front St., Kcyport. Calvory Cemetery, Camden. to a twin sifter, Dorothea Rohr, a . The bride attended St. Ann’s house and prpperty on HaHshorne's - t r School, Keansburg, and wos grad­ R obert B. Tow ler . . Mills Rd„ Marlboro, and dlrocted uated from Keyport High School. R obert B. Towlor, 75, p b ro th e r that thc residuary estate be shared __ .'pie bridegroom -also was grod- o^f Samuel Towler, Matawan, died equally, among a brother, Herman 'FnfvKhrlaAdl.af* uoted from* Keyport High School M onday, Ju ly 25, 1949, at his home, N. Radeniann, seven sisters, Clara '':"ahd_they'ar^bothem ployedatthe 125'Conover Pi:; long^Branchr-He C;— Wensingr’ "Loalsef":’HolcoTnb; . Raritan Arsenal, Metuchen. had been a resident of t»ong Amalie C. Smith,. Dorothea W. B ranch for 54 years. j Rohr, Ro&aiic Sim pson, Joh an n a Tor Greater Fraternity A ffenion- Jamison Besides his brother,' he. is sur-t Rademann, Marie J. Holcomb, and . Mrs. Annet,te Edler Jamison, of vlved by a foster daughter, Mrs. niece, Belle Morle Rademanr). Woddcrall'a semi-military Uniform. Rank com* KoberUville, became the bride of Mamie Calhoun, Long Branch; Herman N. Rudemann and a pantos and degree teams do much to promote . Frank Seiuonr’ot Second St., "Key- three other brothers, Thomus, nephew', Walter H. P, Wcnslng, port,, o n ^ u n d a y , Ju ly-17, 1949, at A lexandria, Va,., H unter, W ashing­ were named executors. fraternalUim. : 2 p.m. at "the Robertsvllic Bible ton, D. C„ James, Long Branch; Protestant Church ^parsonage. The seven sisters, Mrs. Jessie Watkins, Mrs. Irene P. Jonet ' At many adult and Boys of Woodcraft encamp. • ceremony was performed by the MccriAm, Va., Mrs. - Esther Hale, Mrs. Irene P. Jones, Holindel, m e n t s this summer, scores of these companies Rev, Edwin P. Spencer, pastor of Roanoke, Va., Mrs. Saliy' Dodson, w ho died M ay 12, 1949, ip h er w ill ; the church. New York City, Mrs. Ilessic dated Nov. 4, 1933, bequeathed all vrill practice to achieve perfection In colorful . The bride was attired lri a blue Grlsby, Norwcll, Mass./ Mrs. her estate to her husband, Clarence street length dress and wore a cor- Saline Smith, Washington, D. C., Jones wlio wbs olso named eSc* drills and ritualistic ceremonies. cage of white rofios. . Mrs. Gillie Forhotn, Montclair, and eeutor, . Membership In th* U n ifo r m Hank with Us - Mrs. Qertrude Conover Haviland a stepmother, Mrs. Mary Towler, of Rob^rUviUe, was motron' of Richmond, Va. \ Hirry P. Disbrow Jr, Interesting. healiJiful a e t M t i s s a n d M fa w - . honor. She was dressed In a yellow Funeral services will be held Harry P. Disbrow jr., Keyport, •hip to one of many benefits Woodmen ...... atreet.length dress and. wgre o cor- this (Thursday) aftdmoon ot 2 w ho died Ju n e 29, 1049, bequeathed r e c e iv e . A s k the. focal W oodmen repretenia- ... yellow rosebuds, o'clock from the Sccond Baptist all of his estate to his wlfo, Elale C. fiv e to txploto th* protection and h a t e m a l -John. M artin of Motawan, was tho Churchi Long .Branch. Burial will Disbrow, who was named exccutrix. • b e s r 'm ^ ; ’ 1 bo Ih Wliile Jiidgd1'' Cemetery, Thc w ill w as m ade A pr, 4, 1940. - pleasures rKtlnatlon vcgLtutlve gfowtli. Thu (ops . Of '-mittee^a.group.ot-locaL^itizens-who Investigated further “'and found Survey;— ------suinc d ir linvwi In wlnlt-j'. Gi’invDi Purina Feed. Stnrt Dabr Chlckt " voluntejered their seivices to com­ him to be.driving without a license, ‘‘Kvery consideration, is, given starts ill |||U spring unj llowefB and and Turkeys with Hlurtena—tht memorate the historical date, Ihis Meanwhile police were noticed that the ednvcijience of tlie publU’ in week adopted the flnal schedule of Hui'ils uio iiiiH luied. ' coirulcto food. Stultz. wjtt the truck was mUsipg. . r.-- v, - ^ thU surveyllluliway l.,,tc Ju ly in u Boiid' tim e to • events; which will take place at mi&sloner. Sponcer Miller Jr., said the Centennial Fair Grounds^iL - Curnvogton wua arraigned only PlPEtlNE FOR NATURAl GAS-WoIdori join two 40-foot lengths of transmission pipe to fprm part row .scudH uf bknnldU that bloom on the driving charges. A com­ today, "but wo heed, the full eo« hu£e tract at the corner of Deal of the County Gas companyV 11.6-mile long pipeline, which-will bring natural gas lo the com­ ourly. Miii'h u» putisloa, Cl'ilneiio plaint of-taking the truck without operatlon-of all. We need this aid pinlia, Cunterbiiiy, bpll, ‘foitlvt-nio- Rd. and R oute 35. pany*! consumers in about two months. Workmen In picture are laying the llne alongsido authorization was not pressed by to guide usin planning construction nut. fux-glovii, pbliMilitno, (lifted DR. LOUIS I: FRAGHt The air* • show Sunday afternoon the owners. " ^ ^ Route 35/'just'optslde of Keyportr Behind the welders Is the sldeboom. which lowers,pipe into to solve the coligestlon probloiu In imnsli'i)/ Dfliihlnluin tuoU alionlti .will . take -place at Asbury Park , dltch. The llne will ru n from Keyport'lo Perth Amboy, where tt will connect wlth' the/'DIg Inch” our seashore resort area." ' hi- suwu iih, iw>oij,('iis tt/l#. rtpc, ., , OPTOMETRIST / Airport, located Jn Ocean Town- O. Friizschv, director ot • from Texas a n d Oklahoma. r ...... ^ t ‘ Lt— -...... - ...... S ih'iIh uf nio'nt' uf thuso pluiita nto EYES EXAMINEO ...'. chip, through the co-operation of Four Arrested By . the Diyifllon ’ of PUumlng. und smull, do thuf tlioy mutt .bo./town Al . Mortoni airport* operator. in and vestored to Its normal con* Officer In Keansburg The,' County. Gas Co., Atlantic nel Interference. .This phade< o f the Economics, Is in churge of the slitillow. Thin ‘iiHiuna (lm t stpi'chil There wiil be vaHous parachute Highlands, Is pushing to rapid con­ dltion--by •H-'gracler. 35 W. Front St., Keyport Job is exyected to start next week. staffs 'and the v compilations are oul' ia nci'iled tu prov«nt tlio Mil jumping events, power dives by Robert J, Schultz, 22,-Alfred . T»l. Ktyport 7-WH ; clusion Its project to’ complete in: , The lirte starts' at the western ApplUhco Changes being made by Vincent Berbeiich, ‘front drying out ubout tho seeds airplanes and many ground ex­ Foote, 22, Wililam F. Shields, 22, all stallatlon of a plpelino which will boundary of Keypoft, hoar Route To the* container, thu conversion chief of (he Bureau of Uighwuy mul thu sL't'dlliigii uftdr g*r|nlm itliiti, (lOIIMH / hibits. of Rahway, and John. Keating, 23, introduce natural gas to the bay- 35; continues along the highway io 1 natural gas nicuna the tluna- Plunning Survey, with offices In ■'It la " w v i r ' to Bow. 'th e so In tiAO.Yi O i m, to C:30 p.m. of Woodbridge, were arrested in •^■from there the, spectators willl shore by mid-Septeirjber. ‘ ’ " " through Matawan und * Madiaan for^nntlon of liiti upplianeen -to au- N ew ark, . I :. „ ...... upw'liilly prepurod beilni A ' cold* Wed,, 0 p.m. to • II Neon move to the/air site for the evening Keansburg!_ .by.... Special. ..Officer .Early. liLJuly the company startod Townships, Morgan, South. Amboy ccpt.the dilTnunt typo of fuel. Tho Field activities were limited to taimi',' in un I'xcollont' pluoe, 1 ^ri., o0 H a.in. itt, to Bb up.m. m: i Putrick Keelim Tuesday night foi . Bftt,, ti performance. ftTherc will be more work on its pipeline to meet the and "Suyreville before crossing the cost of converting Jill consumer, northbound vehicles Sunday ihul pre/iT lo sow In .rows, I'uilipr IliDli n.m, to 0:90 p.m." than an hour of community sing­ lowing an altercation at Sheehan's famous “big Inch" at ’Perth, Ah^boy.' Raritan and continuing through equipment is being borne by County the other Sundays to Aug. 21) from Beach Palace. They were charged ing led by Allen Woolley, prom­ Recently granted approval by .the Perth Amboy. 5 (•n s.. • ‘ . -. 0 a.m. to 1 n.m. inent Shore singer and choir leader. with disorderly conduct and resist­ Federal; Poiy/er Commission to re­ D e l a y Encountered At present conversion crows jue Sch©d6l* For 8urv«y Various choral, groups will be in­ ing an officer, They will be given ceive 3,000,0)0 cubic feet of natural TRY OUR DELICIOUS FROZEN CUSTARD Already,the men have encounter­ converting the home appllunces, of The station lust Sunday waa ou a . hearing In Keansburg police gas daily from the Texas Eastern vited to participate and supplement ed several minor delays In the form com pany euHtomti’S. 'i hd - process Route 4, fcouth of B row ntow n; Ju ly By the cup, diih or container " 1he; community - singing...... court next .Monday night, y-;. - Transmission Co., the Ctiu.nty Gas of w ater mains which are not shown calls for enlarging of tho holes iu 3i, Routo -35, south of tlie Route Later. that~ night a big fireworks Co. plans oh serving ainfs bayshore Jamos Archer, Keansburg, was on the subsurface maps used by tho burners and alrendy the crows have 30 Junction, below Keyport; Aug. MILLS FROZEN CUSTARD STAND display will take place attthe field released on ball, fof a hearing on customers with the commodity engineers. Upon breaking, a water completed more tlum.hulf of their 7, R oute 34, Routh of M atnw an; STATE HIQHWAY SJ On* half mil* belaw K*yp«lrl disorderly conduct charges^ pre­ piped 1200 m ile s 'fro m the Texas- to let the world know with sound main.thB ;crew has to take tlmo llrst calls. Upon ..making .th e Aug. 14, R oute 30, south of Route and color that Ocean Township is Oklahoma oil fields. ferred - by Special Officer Mfyvin from its laying job . to repair the changes, the conversion men ' in­ 36 Junction, at K tiypurti Aug. Ul, having its 100th birthday. The county gas pipeline wlll run K elm . interrupted water servicc. _ struct thc useinployu a industrial and home-heating pur­ TheN ew \^\fi\ D A I R I It is also planned to iinve cere- the car in whJch they were to three feet in average depth. tractor with .a . flideboom..'which pose# at a .reduced, rate, which he moniesonies marking the crowningcrmvnine of riding, driven by John McArthur, Mr. Williams fears the biggest lowers the pipoMnto position fo feel will be attractive enough to Induce a number of people in this the Ocean Township Centennial 20, of 317 Fairfield Ave., Cliffwood, obstacle will be laying the line that the welders rnny secure the .action to start uHlng natural gas De Luxe Ref rlgerator Queen on Monday night. l* crash ed into *the re a r of one under thc Raritan1 River where the Joints with electric'* arc welding Tuesday, Aug. 2, wili b6 Ocean driven by Bernard fliangel of pipe will have to be placed 42 feet equipment. After the Joining of the where olher products were former­ ly used. ‘...... i Township-Day: at -Monmouth Park S o ip erv U ie ., ...... ^ .... under the surface to prevent chan­ lengths of pipe, .the ditchL Isffljlcd. • Dspsndablo Race Track, with a race to be Woodpridge_ police reported: the ' "msthdnlim ^ - “ nam ed in honor o M h e iOOth birth - accident.- happened on .R oute 35, any .jneniber. o f. the committee, or Earn Plant Awards _ day of the community. At the fair­ near the Woodbriclge Clovcrleaf, directly 'from Mrs. Hayes. • a t 3:25 n.m, Move Business • Full-wldfh Supsr-Fraoier Ch»»f . grounds there will be a girl’s soft The Hercules Powder : Go. re­ tiall. game and other competition. Taken to the Perth Amboy Gen­ Junior College To cently pretented 10-year employ- « BKeluilvaQulckubsfrdyi Tuesday night a country barn eral Hospital, Mrs. Housmun -was To New Location hifht service certificates and em­ dancc will be conducted on thc treated for abrasions of the &ody Give Student Loans . blems to* Howard W, Mueller,''350 • PulUwldth, olaii’lopped and shock and Mrs. Traverson^ for Matawan ltd., and Frank 11. ilanu- grounds. “ To help n large number of Mon­ abrasions of the righ cheek, George W. Porter To way, 15 Lawrence Pkwy., both of Hydrotor ;...... /, ^ Wednesday will be Armed mouth County youth to uttend col Service Day at the /air. A detnch Operate Cl&m Rake lege, the Monmouth Junior College Laurence Harbor. • Handy, sliding Daikvt-Drawsr ment from Fort Monmouth will John Radin To Preach Firm On Beers St.' Bbard'of Trustees has approved n portray a typical Army school pro­ In Union Beach Church liberalizing of plans to give flnnn- • Aluminum rUit-proof iholvsi gram during the afternoon. ^.De­ G eorge W. P o rte r this week clul aid to students, who wish to MARTIN & BROWN, Inc. tachments from thc naval depot ai Jolin. Radin of tHo ■ Salvation moved his blacksmith und clam attend the Junior college. Approved Matawnn, N. J. Tel, 1-0381 N*w, bstttr ihelf arranaemtnl Earl, and from the Naval Air Sta­ Army, will occupy the pulrfit Of rake manufacturing business from were a less restrlctlvo plan for tion at LakoiiuFsf will also par­ Grace McUiodlsf Church, Union 79 Broad St., Koyport, to 310 Beers grunting loans to students, and n '* Cpld*8lpr«g* Troy " r '• “ ticipate., ^ Bcach, ut the’service on Sunday St., Keyport, Just off Route 35. revision of tho deferred tuition pay­ Coal Fuel Oil W ednesday night Will be F irst morning at 11-o’clock. Mr. Radin Mr. Porter’s father, George Porter, m ent plan. *, Mulll-purpos* Storage TFay Winkler Oil Burner* ■ • ... : T Aid Squads' night. Thtre will be formerly preached In the church had operated thc business on Broad Lounu up to $100 per stu d en t mriy competitive events for the county’s and is well-known to tlie congrG' St. for over 30 years. The son has now bo granted, without interest and Stokers » 8-i*ttlng Cold-Control - vigitlng flrst aid squads.' gation. . been associated with his father in or other charges, to entering -frenh- •Thursday, Aug. 4, will be Youth Thc Sunday school session Is ct the e n te rp ris e since 1910...... men and sophomores who take a Installed and Serviced r ,5*Y»ar Prolsdlon Plan Day ot the /air grounds with the 9:45. Teachcra and members of the The elder Mr. Porter, who retired full program of studies. Previously, Aik for demonstration " township children ' engaging in_ a school extend their appreciation to recently, hus been a blacksmith in loans were granted only to second- In your own homa. ^ Tha new Prlgidalroi are h*r*l > ' number of athlctic events plus Key)?ort for 00 yeurs. At one time year studcottf and carried interest 1 member* ond fricftdsand.the Uniop You iav» 50% oil wilh ■ W lnkltr. several exhibits. The activities range Hose Co, No. I for generous, con­ he .-was employod by Tilton & charges. * : - ...... They're sparkling with n»w from a suitcase race to archery tributions toward thc picnic fund. Cherry In the Arm’s carriage build­ competition, At night, there will Their generosity will ensure a ing plunt at Broad St. and Maple bsauty, new convenient*! be special Occan Township Night pleasant picnic at Point Pleasant PI. That building was taken over and featurei n rand Ihore'i a at the Shore Roller Drome on Route in August, according to committee by C. C Galbraith & Son, boat Like The W eather? •35.— Eromincat„shor.ft_jka.tfrrft„yi:m m em b ers,— ------bui!d*r*r and-M r, • Porter-continued^ tlie and price lo fult your perform and there will bc ballroom Ifnot./wecBnchnngeitwith with thut company until the plant Inyivrdualneecli—^oxocHy, ' dancing_ later. ’ .' Jokester Picks On was destroyed by fire in the early The Centennial ■ Pet Show will 1020s. ATTIC EXHAUST FANS, *42 • Come In and learn about dJI ..take place on Friday afternoon Wrong Car; Pays $10 ' In recent years the Porters have 3 T y p o i , t , 9 now modslt, with a variety of unlmal and bird concentrated mainly on,, manufact­ entries anticipated. Judges will .John Powers, 25, a Jokester from uring clam rakes, their product ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS, *365 .nd u. Prove lo younolf thal you'll ^ award prizes for the- funniest, w ay buck, paid a $10 fine o s 's d is ­ Speeches Free, io~C all enjoying a hlgh-calibre reputation do belter with a Frigldaire, oldest, . youngest, best groomed, orderly person over the~Veekend with shcllflshermen from North' smartest and most unusual entries. following arralgnment.hefore. Mog Carolina to Rhbde Island. Other Friday will also mark the first istrate William A. ‘ Haag in areas In which thc Porter rakes I. L. SCHANCK AND SON performance of lhe Diamond 4-E Keunsburg Police Court. . en^oy' a. wide-sale^are Long island 366 Broad St...... Keyport 7*2100 arid Circle K”Rodeo 'at the1- Fair Pptrolman " Jam es' Beatty, who and South jersey. - ’ ^ ...... ~ Grounds. This action-packed per­ placed Powers under arrest, testi­ George W. Porter.siaid yesterday formance will take place Friday fied he. caught thc man attempting that the moving of thc business night, Saturday night, and Sunday to dellate one of thc Keansburg from Broad St. resulted from the afternoon. • • police car tires as the vehicle was sale of the property recently tu RUST DIRT Saturday, Aug. 0, is the climax parked before Keunsburg . police Granville Smith. The holdings of the week-long celebration. , The headquarters at 4 a.m. Friday. consist of two stores and a second- festivities will start at noon with P ow ers wUs booked as residing floor apartment : » SLUDGE SCALE a Centennial Parade. At the fair on Rumson Rd., Uttlc Silver. The new Beers SL building Ls grounds lt will be Visiting Fire­ 20x40 feet of cctncnt block con­ . men's Day with competitions in Woman Injured In­ struction. It will be finished off GREASE hose-laying, and ladder raising for with’ a stucco front. Monmouth County flre-flghters. Route 34 Accidents ’ Saturday night will have the Mrs. Thom as M. Belbey, B elle­ second performance of the rodeo Musical Show To Be ville, Buffered leg and arm injuries plus the dedication ' ceremonloB, Given Saturday Night when an automobile"" operated by Clean It Out Gov, Drjscoll and othcr state and her husband struck the Aide of a county dignitaries will . ipeak. A musical show, sponsored by light delivery truck and sideswlped 0 The lesson io be learn y | arm ed reports of his sale of the for not less than ten (10) per cent, system. It always seemed unneces­ groups and by individual business- wan Thcn(cr (o Robert M lc mianded to' know why J'l ’tshould ' less trifln 5000 m i/cs on motor; clean The W omen’s Day rally held last SWAP :gHO P-Have' you been In to insldo and out; sacrincing. Call ol thc amount bid, provided said check sary to hunt far afield for a can* have to run sewer disposal plant shall be not more than $20,000.00 and men is that hard work, organiza-L 0f Nutlev a Sunday ended a series of successful: - see us lately? If not. you will be Keansburg 6-1275R.. WJ26 * didate, for an administrative post tion' aHi a well-planned., program 0j ,MarUn rTln^.) In my cellar," because the down- ..nift,, n(Wftn tki, honoflt Af thi*1 surprised for we have a large selection be delivered at thc place and on-the ' rallies given tor tne Denent oi tpe 0f W d-to-obtaln, authentic antiques; hour above named. Tho standard When there was qualified material How of sewage along a clay strata . oi nara-io-ooiain, authentic antiques, are _neccssnry_ to jell "^product | Ma„ ; M> „nd m M o Pos)no, 33; church. picture-platcs; demi-tasses: blown and SERVICE proposal form is attached to the ’at hand. After all school boards would pile up such wastes from thc reased glass; HavJland, Limoges, supplem entary specifications, copies of In this lesson too is ..found the which will be fun ■ • ■ •• offer-inducements in the way of both of ClirTwood, ,,who sustained gavarian and Ironstone china; cut PATS QUALITY MARKET — Mfcats, im lshed on applica- answer to the quastlonaof the new housing under his home. Mr. ilass salt cellars; Three Graces figure Groceries nnd Vegetables. Tcl. tion to engineer. salary.’ guide increments to ert* serious Injuries and burns when, Garrity expressed fear his home; famp; novelties; gifts; Victorian bam ­ Matawan 1-231 IJ. Wc deliver. Pat, By Order of Township Committee value of advertising. Certainly the of The Township of_Matawon._ '' cQuf’age te a c h e rs:to im proye th e ir their airplane crashed and burst would become uninhabitable for' boo what-not: old hanging shelf for formerly with Center Food Market. Hazlet flrfcmen demonstrate year china; Victorian tea table; chest of ' ROSE K. WENZEL, into flames, Sunday, on Route 3GJ H C l e r k . „ educational «. backgrounds. Why after ..year .that advertising and himself and his' family because of drawers; electric fan. etc. All on lin't it just as logical, to follow Raritan Township, reported'- yestor* premises. 12 East Maple PI., near A real treat to invito your friend to publicity do have their places In the stench and the health mcnace«j join you at the Rollo Post House MONMOUTH COUNTY day lhat both men were recovering' Green Grove Avc,. Keyport. Tel. through with further. Inducements the; promotional scheme of things. Mr- LefTerts then offered to con­ Keyport 7-3091W. . wJ28’ SURROGATE'S OFFICE lh the matlcr of Job advancemehts? nt Riverview Hospital. .■ ; S . 8c S. RADIATOR CO. — Circulation IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE *■ In fact they have just come up sult with Mr. Garrity. on sale of restored in, any m ake auto, tractor or OF ANNA A. VREELAND. Deceased. Herbert Glttlns and; daughter. R U M M A G E S A L E^-Sponsored by This Is the policy followed in dtjiifer 41 feet of thb frontage of the. two Freddy Martin To Play .truck . radiator. All typies rebuilt: Noticc to-Greditore ot Present Claims w |th a $12,500 answ er. Ladles Auxiliary, Freneau Indepen­ Against Estate ... fields and it w orks. T here i s , rid Miss Winifred, sailed Friday, On the; dent Fire Co. at the Are house on rec area; gas tanks repaired. We call loti on the same financial basis as for and deliver. 223' East Broadway, Pursuant to the order o f DORMAN For Event) Hospitals Friday ond Saturday, Aug. 12 and 13. ^United" Slates' lin e r, American McFADDIN, Surrogate of thc County _^xeasoiv,why it should riot In the which JVfr* Garrity , had bought his starting at 10 a.m. jll Union Beach? Tel. Keyport 7-1233. . . SAFETY ON THE FARM of Monmouth, made on thc nine­ teaching professton. - - Trader, for Southampton. They will land. This would reduce to one To Benefit , - * wj28* visit points of Interest in the Brit­ teenth day of July, 1040. on the ap­ But to get back to Me. Shea; , Unfortunately, Monmouth County the. number of houses to b"e built ROBERT -BOZZA COv*, BUILDERS. plication of Milton A. Vfeeland and- ish lslcfl risk in g th e ir h e a d q u a rte rs ahd. place lt oh an 85-foot lot. This The third annual Tun Charity HELP WANTED Complete home alterations and rc- W arren L. Vreeland, executors, of the S ^ e : from:-hls long-tenure= a* * ^aniieM: tove;'^recently palrservic© ,- porch enclosers.-addltion^, estate jof Anno A, Vreeland, deceased, ;wlth far. Gittlns’ ; ^rother^HOTarO' iic V iy Mr; LeireVtl eas'ed 'thc tin"<' BaU ls t0 bc Presented at Monmouth noticc is hereby given to the creditors ‘ qualified teacher,- heearned 'con-' tragic reminder .of the lrnportance BOOKKEEPER — Male, part time: storm tsasli, , rooflng, siding, hardwood Giltlns, 'in iBirmlrigham;VEngland, j • 1 ; ■ ill Park this Saturday evening, accord- floors, ‘ plastering, concrete sidewalks, of said deceased to’.exhlblt to. the sub­ Sldetatlon fo r advancement Jn * lilis Call Harold Doyle, Matawan 1-2222. of safety on the farm, liiis wnb ' Col. - and Mrs.. Georgo L. Van* driveways, brickw ork, chim neys.1 firo- scribers executors, as aforesaid, their- i profession In other-* fields. ,Fqr the d ea ih ^ o f one of U pper. F’ree* Mayor Applegate then adjourned annoUtlcenteht by AmOry L. places, built, repaired, cleaned. 54- debts and demands against the said Oeuseh and Mrs. J. C, Baker sailed , (he proceedings after decision was Hoskei], president of thc Oceiinpoft Second St.. Keyport. Telephone Key- estate, under oath. - within- six months 'many years he has contributed hold' Township’s well-known farm­ f r o m t h e date ot the aforesaid order, S E C R E T A R Y ’ ' port 7-0703-J, • wJI-2Qtf ior Hawaii on the U. 3. Army | ,akeh (o ho,d R bUc hcar,ng on| track. All proceeds are to he: ok* they w ill be forever barred of tliclr liberally of his1 time" and -talents J e rs/w h o -\y a s a victim of an acci* in President's office 'of; FLOOR SANDING! . refinishin^ w ax-] actions therefor against the said sub Transport Hunter' Liggett 1 a s1 1 lh(; B500 foot minimuin proposal'of donated to.,cHorltahic organizations large; established corporation. ’ tp 'promoting various civic enter­ dfent involving an upset tractor­ Ing, asphalt and rubber scribers. Thursday. and there .isJsvcry Indication that OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT - stalled and serviced; inlaid unoieuim Dated, Frediold, N .-J.; July-10, 1949i prises, especially In the field oi ; ,Too maqy farmers seem, to have the planning board. PERSON , MILTON A., VREELAND, last y e a r’s Tccord sum of $17,000 ' Ace 30 to 40 years, stnk’xand counter /tops. Arthur -W. dratnatic .activities sponsored >by the philosophy that "jt can’t hap­ , Doublier Challenges Read . - Acker> Chestnut St., MlddJetown, N. J. Twenty Yiairi Ago; will* be exceeded next Saturday COLLEGE BACKGROUND OR ., ydrlous local groups as fund-1 pen to *mc,H according to County Tlie ; mceting'^a^as marked Tel. Keansburg 6-2086J. w j2 8 * WARREN L. VREELAND, Issue of Friday, July 20, 4920) night. : . EQUIVALENT BUSINESS - "292 Main Street, - raising productions. He has served Agent M. A. C lark. *Thc= N ational - EXPERIENCE. The Lndlcs Auxillnry of CUilwood! throughout by diverge*^uss ofl ;.*h ,of Freddy Martin Must have at least 2. years Birf.T.DOZlNG. field .trenching, top , _ . Matawan, N. J. - ^ soil. road, gravel and fill dirt; Parsons, Labrecque, Cajuona on ‘ various local committees • con­ Safely Council has., succcdcd In on ( he best practice in buUdine, a f orchc5tra, one of the . working experience. G ood Volunteer Firg.Company No- .1 have asphalt driveway servicing. Manzo & C o m b s , - abpearanqe. poise essential. cerned ,wlih community improve* getting. uniform state proclama­ septlc-tahks providing for laterals, - o outs(and|nR dan(:e hands, Excavating Co., Box 54, Matawan. Red Bank, N. J. „ plhnned thc menu for their supper rsMust be able to handle m ul­ ment . and - In many .other, wtlys Tel. Matawan 1-1745. ______- . w j l l * Attorneys. J18 tions throlighout ihe country to next Wednesday flight. The Supper and the land area, needed to take . , . , j tiple amount of detail. Submit plpyed tbc role of a good neighbor. . . , . . . is ex p ected to d ra w a large crow d, ; lull particulars in application declare, this week of th^ycar as | wlu bc hbli rain’or fihlnc os Ihe'now care of ^seepage jm d lateral-Dutlet ’ (h J h tuere, wl„ be ar. abund^ by letter only, , CHANCERY 1/391 . 'Therefore the board in- awarding LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtue of a National Safely^J^cck. ^The P^csa ^re ^ouse provides ample proteO- Address U. B:, P.O. Box OS), flow. Mr. Read a proposal wusj enQrlalnment lor everypne. writ of * execution to me directed. Mr.'Shea th^ position Justly.recog­ and - radio wholeheartedly give " Matawan, N. J. ~ ^ ” """ tion from Ihe weatKer.. ^ Un^ ^ it^ 0^ f A m f c , w a ^ |W1»,b e c o n s t^ c te fl along Issued out of the Superior Court of nized a ^good teacher a n d ’citlieni their' co-operation to publicize the 14*- TAKE NOTICE that the following New Jersey (Chancery Division) will Tho dnnual St. Lupo Day celebra­ oilers .for' “the purchase ‘ ot • lands » anu. ,d be exposed - . to____ saler at public______vendue, on— Deed- for safety. Safety on the premises situate, lying and being Uu^t°nday, the 8th day of August, 1049, tion of -the'Waiawctn Italians-Will equitable application and founded bI£cd,*gU Wees rahe'uadlhg WOMEN—Experienced operators on The Township of Matawan In the oetween the hours Of 12 o'clock and 5 rf TIGHT FUEL OIL SUPPLY -.' iarin, according to Mr. Clark, is on presumption of whut wa? needed ■ all. types of underwear machines; bc held tonight and Saturday.’ ' County of, Monmouth and State oft o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight Saving stallions wlll.be puctlonejl off to the steady or part time Work. Charles F. moitpr of relentless attention to to cope with the seepage situation ...... — .. . . . Time) in the afternoon of said day, at The ScwJng. Bee, that hois ’ met highest bidder, ai^d many-^donaled FJlss, 5 Johnson Ave.. Matawan, New Jersey, , hereinafter particularly i’Thp failure of consumers to fill, described, at the prices and terms the Court JfoUse in rthe Borough Of ljttle; details. Reduced, to com­ and accompanying health nuisance opposite R.R. station. LaParee Under- regularly for twenty-flve yeors, wns articles of clothing and Jewelry qrc set forth, were submitted to, con­ Freehold, County of Monmouth, New thelr fuel oil tanlcs (his sum m er Is. mon sense,} it. ufitially means doing rather than exact determination. garmcnt Co. . : , vltf entertained on Thursday afternoon also to jbe placed t on th? auction sidered and approved by the Town­ Jersey, to satisfy a judgm ent of said tht^atenlng seriously ‘ -to • cause ship Committee of The' Township of the “thin'gR that you know should Mr. Read defended-it os based-on SEVERAL persons to address end court amounting to approximately by Mrs. iWillinm Bedle' sr. it was block,' ■' \ /, $13,345.00. • , . t higher priccs anrf tight supply nex^ tic done jn tlie way they should the best Information to be.gathered . faid. booklets fit home ln spare time. Mntawan in the County of Monmouth made Iho occasion of a loVefyl party Th^tl>ird. annual charity ball gets Plastlq Finishes Co. Tel. Holmdel subject to final Approval at a meeting . All the following tract or parcel ol ‘tyintfeiv- 'Aaron # Rich; [executive on a subject orv %Vhich professional o r the Township Committee io be hela land and the prem ises hereinafter par­ he done. - • in honor of, Mrs.- W. H, Esler, of Underway, at' D p.m...,With dinner! 0 - 7 3 0 1 . . . w J Z S « ijro U ry .of. the. F u e l, Oil Dls* opinion is.n o t* sct; - . . .! at thc Township H all at No. 03 Atlan- * tlculary described situate, lying and Keyport, WhDse; birihday It' w av *; served lit the :clubliouse; Festiv­ tic Avenue, IA the Township of •*Mat- being In the Borough of MataWjin in fflbutbrs’ Assoclation -of N ew -Jer­ A STORY WITH A MOBAL . The .petition of- the Green and nwan. New-Jersey, on Thursday; the the County of Monmouth .and State of Mrs. Edwin H. Dominick and ities are to continuo until 2 o’clock sey, points ‘out th a t already a Vium- White Village residents was sup­ HOUSES FOR SALE fourth day of August, 1040, at 8:30 New Jersey, on the w est’side of Main, daughter, Ruth,; after | spending Prominent acts from New York will o’clock. P.M.: Street, corner of Main and Little •ber of refineKes have shut.'down (The Freeholdj Transcript) ported at the outlet by a letter MATAWAN and VICINITY—Homes. 1. Offer of the sum of $250.00 in Streets in Bald Borough, designated several days in Cleveland, have de­ be on hand id add another festive and ^'production of - oil has been ‘A recently Inaugurated publlca- from-Aj E. Palm, sccrelary of the Farm s and Business Properties. All cash and agreement to pay $10.00, thc as lot 1 on map and survey made cided to make tho trip! through note to the evening which Is rapldly type* of insurance. 106% v e t e r a n equivalent of thc annual tax levy for Simon Arrowjsmith by J. I. Ten curtailed.* •' . * . * • ilpDL._ot^one..Q(_Dur._BeryJciL^Kaupsl 'planning b o a rd ,.in .w h ic h .h e ; d t'ed mortgages. Ben and Mattie Smith, against the premises set forth below Eyck, and bearing date Jnauary 14. Yellow"Stone--Park7rrThey-plan--to becominff~one-of—the-social- high* . .... fl,lrty*o n g f e e J f "."It.is ‘impossible for the .petro- The Freehold Rotary Wheel, re- flvc point3 in favor of the ob­ •Realtorr— 115 JVv-M ain-'St— M alawan. f o r - 4 h . o , - x------u r r o n t „ y e a r — a n d . ^ i- . llk C - . & u m ... , -Jng lot fhlrty-one feet ofed five be nway bb’out three weeks, lights of the North „Jersey Shore phone Matawan 1-2267. wjtf for eoch of the following years until inches wfdo___ Trorit ..orit and''rearand'rear "And'one"And' * , leunt .industry to rcflne ahd ship pHnted- the following Item- from jections to tho permits. He alleged assessed for taxps, and all fees and hundred ^ -J feet * • measured . on . . the curb Firemen of the borough, respond­ vacation season. . durirtg-, the,'w inter ‘ montfi^t"the the " Ret! Bank Rotary Cogs- and that>when the.last construction, took UST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH US. e x p e n s e s t incident to the ofTer. for— stone. Subject to the right, title and ed to a call of ftre In Fred Porter’s , institutions sharing in the 1049 We h ‘ J4 further damage. ’ . of Monmouth County, has been set their facilities- summer, and winter the highway tolling how good The board secretary 1 fu rth e r dp to . allocate ,the funds. This at /practically the same rate, Mr. they were. He stood on the aide alleged it took a year to get action T h irty *tWe Y ears’ Ago ' ' | committee'again is active in handl­ . Rich pointed 6ut. This neccssllalcs of tho road and 'cried: “Buy a out of thc contractor to restore Old “Doc” Pickett’ used (Issue o f T hursday, J u ly £3, 1914) ing details for the Ball. - building up stocks of fuel oil in hot dog Mister?"—And peoplo streets to the condition In which Waiting for the Robert E. Lee Thc annual harvest home of the Last year the Monmouth Park .to s a y : . the- pft'Consumptlon period to bought,' He ’ Increased his meat he had promised to leave Ihem. Cllffwtfod M. ,E. Church, will jic Jockey'Club added Its own dona! meet the demands of the 1 w inter, and bun orders. He bought a Chargei Tank Overflow was a grand custom alohg southern M ississippi „ Two pints make a quart held In the grove near the church tion of $25,000 to Ihe $17,000 realized Consumer as well as distributor bigger bIqVc to take care of A final blast from the board sec­ River towns. The folks had plenty of time, next Thursday evening, r*" ; from the ball, and sometimes two pints ' storage must be utilized during the trade. He Anally got his son Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Tomkins of retary charged the overflow from some money, and a liking for “com lieker” or make .a quartet, summer months, home from college to help him septic .tonka problemy had been Matawan Observed Jn a .qUlet wpy even a mint julep. They also liked good food, In our house the item During rccent weeks crude pro*, . out. Then something happened. thc flfty-sixth anniversary! of their given no proper regard by the con­ COMMUNICATION ductlon and refining : have been His. son said, “Father, haven't marriage on Sunday last...... ! tractor and thc homes put up wore and the inns in the river towns took care of their that has lasted longest and drastically cut back ‘ because of To the Editor: ^ ydu been listening to the radio?, Another carload of oil is on Its of such “cheap" construction many wants in both f?od and drink ■ given the most comfort is - overflowing storage at. thc rcilnery Haven’t, you been readjng the purchasers sold them^ipJurlng . After reading in your .publlca- way herc_nnd Mnin Street will .be ■ At. Buttonwood Maftor we do not wait, for a footstool...... and in primary storage, as o result newspopers? There's n big given anolher covorlng. The Jasl values. “ ' ------— - ~ tlon the news that- Mr. John - Shea ha£ been appointed vice principal of the' deferred buying by con- recession on. The European one?waa n d u st layer, b u t It la p retty Councilman Thomas G. Welstead the Robert E. Lee^we serVe you good food ami Ever notice how & “ tai- ( sumers. _ of. the Matawan High School, 1 f situation Is terrible." ,The do­ well worn out now. » , observed it wits not the original drink every day... -Come in anytim e and enjoy ented” woman scares hell Mr. .Rich traces the. deferred mestic situation Is worse.” Miss Lillian Botte will b^ an at­ contractor, but the man who recti­ wish to tike this means of, com- : -buying.^iQ.icar,_q]f , a,, price drop, Whereupon thc fathor thought, tendant of Miss Ola Sandman, the fied the.. trouble with tho seplic thending the board of education our hospitality! outrof an ordinaiy main? . ,!ITiere Is no justification for such "Welt; my son's beeit to coficgc queen of the Keyport Carnival, tanko at his own expense, ^ r, upon this action,. ' _ fear, he emphasized, since virtually : -. Mr, . 6hea: has proved his worth —He reads the papers and listens which will be held on Tuesday Leflerts, who wos applying for TOUR FAVOBITE § all dealers arc guaranteeing rebates to the radio, and he ought to afternoon on Main St permits ’ stir points talsed, in ■ Mr, over a long period of years and t o their cusotmere In event of ony know." So the father' cut .down NifihtWRtchmnn Bftrt. Tice was Palm's letter did not apply. ; holds the respect of both the M eal Y our SALADS drops. pn his meat and bun orders; took chasing n stray black horse about Me. Muller observed ^>11 septic student body—and thc people of FrUnds In Our SfeBVED HEBE EVERT OAT . Mr. * Rich pointed out that dc- down his advertising signs, and town lost Saturday v night, the tanks ■ operate/separately, that it Matawan,-' ^ , CO C K TA IL l o u n g e : furred buying Is not reducing tho no longer bothered to stand out animal giving him a long run. After, was Impossible to generalize on 1 congratulate Mr. Shea, the IjOtal seasonal "derr^and for heating on the highw ay .an d s e lf lilii h o t , he had sticccedcd in rounding bim th6m when- soil conditions varied board of education, and the pupils ' ofli but is shifting the ,orders to dogs. And his hot dog salep fell he was .about to take him to the CO: in thc area. He mnlntalncd tho of the hfgh school. ' .. . i 'later dale. This deferred de­ almost overnight, ?‘You'rc right pound, but Identifying It decided to tanks proposed for the new LefferU. - Signed, .., O ne o/ mand, added to the normal demand son/' the father said to thc save thc owner, some expense ond housos comfortably exceeded F.HA. Genevieve" DonhelL N e w ai a jater idate, may .Impose a boy, "Wc ccrtalnly aro In the took him to tho latter’s stable. It minimum requirements, w hich J e r s e y ’s . total load- on the Industiy, which middle of a great recession."— was Mr. Tice’s horse. Ho had, brok­ chould be suitable for a situutton Ntllue To Start Vacation Will 1)® d*ffieult (or the producers Anonymnus. ’ ' . ; • ' en his halter and leisurely walked whert nothing but sewers could be F a v o rite ai>d feUners, to meet* Eveh If out of'the stable for more air and tbe absolute answer. ^ Mis, Doris Peseux, Keyport D in in g Use demand' should, be met from Return To Cleveland some, green fodder and In search Public .Health nurse, will start her R o o m * :'iurr£^t4. product. j>nd;; atock. jth^ of the latter sought tho Main Street Lettorheftcte, .billheads, statements, vacation pn Monday. > During her boltleheck could wcll develop in %Mr. ond Mrs. Matthew Baxter when spied by Ifa>vksha\V Tice. cards, circulars, posters, m fact any ;Bb«ftce. pt “trtnsrfortatU>n--and-.-dUtributlpnt Jeft today for theh* hotrio Jn Cleve­ ~ • •< / } kind of printing may be obtained at? Wilson Ave., Matawan, will be the . M * n lx t Ifmllimal R H i i u u i prtVentib^fadequpte ffupplles from la n d , , O,, nfter d vfs’lt witH th e ir Wedding stationery corrdctlT thls! offlce promptly and at-reason- «ubBtltutd‘'iiurrer— - - - - — :.. **•“ *« ______W wlii, BMlianal HW t Am b. ‘ <.the:* p o in t. w h e r e 1 th e y a rc nlecc, Mrs, W illiam B row n ' and printed on poit-war stock juit able prices. May we have your Order Vhenc M alavin U ltt — txungt 1-S3H (i^ :. iWrfC, ' - a<* • • - HIGHWAY 4-34 MATAWAN, N .J. totally; Center Ave,, Union rBcncto. received. T17 u*, - ‘ - ; ' , lor iliat next Job? Are you buying, Security Bonds? 7. THURSDAY, ? JULY 2& 1949 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J.

Mrs. Anthony- Senk Miss .'i« h e t L w iburrow , «ii| \of port: JMre. Edgar Hjf* Honored At Shower..... wood, Cnllf.; M r*.. Arthur Cahitl, Miss Juno Welling, Mlts Crpce Mrs. Albert Knupp nt Short Hills Broririnn, Miss Florence Brown, cnlirlnlncd recently nt n surprise Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ludi Quliiti, • Mrs. Henry Hutchinson is vaw; shower In honor, (if Mrs.. Anthony' Miss' Ediml Murre, JMre.. Robert.: Aiufiliary Elects Mr*. and children,7 BIU and Mary Bar. tlonirig. In Ocean. Grove. ■' Fire Unit To Go To -­ Senk of Lmireiieo ltnrbor. The Benton, Miss Edythe MsfMm, Mra. bara/ art- spending a - week at - Nor­ Donnenworth President Charles Pike, Jack Hostetler and Sea Bright; Oth«r> — party was held (it thc homp uf Mm Kiithryn- IlnborLfl, Union Bcach; mandy Bench. Donate To. Aid Squad Merritt Warwick spent the week Knupp's pttrcntB, Mr. nnd rtrs. Mrs. Edward -Kolby, Brooklyn, N, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and Area News Items end al Mt. Poeono, Pa. Jnm r5j[, .Ward, Division St., Key- Y.; Mrs. Allen Foti, Miss Mory was children are leaving today to ppend , Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Palm and port, . ‘ Mrs. Ann Donnenworth The Ladles Auxiliary of the Powers, Mrs. Ilelon Senk, ClilTwood, the remainder of the summer at children. Robert and Peggy, arc elected president of the Ladles Freneau Independent Fire Co, tnnde Attending 'Were Mr*. Peter Ten- dud Mrs. John Fhllon, South River, Lavalette. They will return hotfie spending, this week at Normandy A uxiliary, M ataw an P o st 170, plans ut their last meeting to hold Eyck, Mntawnn; Mrs, Joseph Sim- Labor ,Dpy. Beach; ,...... ‘ • . . American Legion, at the regular ft picnic for their members at Sea mock, Mm. Ous Albnlite, Mid. Em- 10 ycniH from today, thcra‘11 ha M r, a n d M rs. E dw ard W- , Currie Mrs. Conrad Johannsen enter­ meeting of the auxiliary on ~Mon« Bright on Monday. - wn Fnllon,, M!??:: Vnlerlo <5001/, fewer "cloudy" days In your 11(6 and son, Billie, are visiting Mr. tained - her bridge club Friday day night. ; ...... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson of Misa Marian W t-bcrr Miss -.Mary llnimclnlly, It you Invest NOW In Currie’s fcrolher-ln-law and sister, evening. Prizes were won by Mrs, Other officers named were Mrs. Freneau, havo been entertaining Jnnc Costn. Miss .Hurburn Btlcox, (J. S. Snvjnss Bonds. ., ... ■ Mr. and Mrs. George O. Frey, in Milton F, Stevenson, the hostess Leona LaMura, first vice president: M r.'ftnd M rs. C arl Drlgga of Clove.* Wayne, County. Pa., for several and Mrs, Elmore Kattner. ‘ 1 land, O. .—- days, ' ... .Mrs. Garrett M£Keent Mra. ...Mr, andf Mrs. John Murphy und Mr. and Mrs. Wilson W.’ Hobroiigh Joseph Dejnberger and Mrs. returned Monday from a trip to Charles ' E. Hunt won prizes 'yes­ Mr, and Mrs. Roscoe Baldwin and' son Dale, of Freneau, and Mrs. Michigan, and. Canada. terday when Mrs. C. Johannsen Charles Holtr, Matawnn, spent b Mr. and Mrs. Nelson'Coiy of San entertained her club. . " Frldujk^frr Atluntic City. l«andW rCalif^re-spending-sev­ -.--Martin—Bell _has-purchasedL_0the Stephen*--!*. -TrOjak—Philadelphia, eral weeks with - their- «>n-i»-law Mrs.- William. VanBrunt-house-at was„jrfher weckend-rguest- of Miss apd ,daughter' Mr. and Mrs, Angus the .corner of Broad and Little Sts. Lillittti Janssen In Freneau. . , F. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. F,. Howard Lloyd Mrs. John Lockwood jr. .and Roy Jordan jr. of Zanesville, O-i jr., who are on a motor tour daughters, Leslie, Linda nnd Louise spent yesterday and today as the through the West, spent the week­ of Frcnouu, spent l&M week at the “LITTLE AND OFTEN guest af -Mc... and M rs. K a rl Claus. end with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph homo of her brother-in-law and Miss Joan Ann Galosh has 're­ Conover in El Segundo, Calif. Mr. MR. AND MR8. WILLIAM McFARLAND sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. D/irby, Sea turned from a three-week vacation and Mrs. -Conover are former Mat­ FILLS THE PURSE" Bright, ~ spent with her uncle and • aunt, awan residents. Mr, nnd Mrs. William McFarland StatCB nt th e ago of 10. Ho retired The Freneau flrcmcn woro called, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schuler in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lanier and of thc Crawfo/d’s Corner scction from tho florist business In; 1013, _ The truth of the ol'd liroverb has out Saturday afternoon to help Toronto, Canada. x • daughter, Toni, of Glcnbrook. whon ho purchased the Charles X» of Holmdel Township, are quietly extinguish a brush Hro on tho Cos­ been domonstnitcd by lpnny depositors Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ^Staer and Conn., were weekend guests of Mr. Crawford farm at Crawford’R- Cor­ observing their 50th wedding annh tello property, Freneau. ' son, have returned from. a two* and Mrs. Frank H. Bliss. ner nnd with, his wife nnd family in our Suvingfl Department, whoso vcrsary -today. No celcbri\tlon is Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Fry of Frcn« week visit in Tulsa, Okla. Donald Moore of Denton. Md., m oved th e re in 1014. Thc M cFar­ planned other than for fnmily mom* bau, wcro Atluntic, City visitors accounts have g r o w n steadily as the _ The Rev. and1 Mrar-Robcrt H. spKattner nnd Sarah Robbins, are recuperating at Ireland, -and came to the United three great grandchildren. W ildw ood Sept. 8*10; also w ere Mrs. Harry_Jv Kahn was hostess Mrsi Edwin. H. Dominick are visit­ home following nn accident last . MBMSER FEDERAL RSSEKVE'SVlrEM selected. They a re Mrs. Verfc to her lunchcon bridge club Thurs* ing Mr, and Mrs. E. Schulyar in Friday. The two women were MlMltH FEDEItAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Brown, Mrs. Margaret Devlin, Mrs. day When .awards were made to Mt. Tabor, today. . . Mrs. Inez Britton standing In Iho kitchen of tho LaMura, Mrs. Bruce and Mrs; Don- 'Mrs. Richard Erdmann . jr., Mrs, Mr. and -Mrs. Frank Dell arc Barnes Named. daughtcr-ln'law'B home, when a OrgHniied 1810- r O h ltii Ihiiik in M m n o u lli Courtly rienworth. • . ' Paul Egan and Mrs. Howard Erd spending two weeks in Lavalette Given Birthday Fete cabinet over tho sink, fell to the ^The auxiliary vpted a donation mann. Mrs. Gerard Devlin was & Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rule and floor. Mrs. Sarah Robbim huh- Mrs. Inc/. Ilrilton was., honored of $5 to the Matawan'First Aid substitute. . ^ ?on,- Robert, have returned from a To Press Post tained a hrutacd left .temple and Monduy evening nt a co-opevntlve M l M ill H f I 1)1 K Al ' I) U*O.S 11 IN bU ttA N C I t Ok I’t) M A 110 M Squad. . . . Mrs. James E. Voorhees and Mfft week's vacation in Lavalette...... shoulder and tho .younger wmnim Philip L. Neidllnger of Maiawan, Mrs. SpafTord W. Schanck. has blHhduy parly (it ihe home of Mrs. n foot injury* . ' ' and Mrs. A. M. Strusholm of South returned from the Presbyterian State Newspaper Group August Kattncr, Mrs. Britton was preserved with a largo blrllulny IMHOYI*" Amboy, spent yesterday visiting Hospital, Newark...... v . : Appoints-Resident Of Hnva you reud tho clasfllflod adsT Red Cross Swim Mrs. Voorhec&’s and Mrs; Strus- ; Mrs. Robert Smale and son, Somerville Secretary ‘ cake. Mrs. Kultnqr, who nlso was holm’s sister, Mrs. Peter TpnEyck Robert, hnve returned to their celebrating her imtaKday, wus.glven a birthday cako too. o Classes Announced in Westfield. - home, jn Washington, Mich., after a Frank T. Barnes of Somerville, ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Read at­ month’s _ visits.with relatives In has been ap p o in ted executive Kccre* Attending were Miss J. Mabel THE COTTON SHOPPE tended aperform ance _of7 "Ah Matawan. . ‘* tary of thc Ncn/ Jersey Pre^s Brown, Mrs. Edwin 11. Dominick, Lack Of Lake Sites Wilderness" at tlie Bucks County The Interior of the Farmers and Association Jt was announced toduy Mrs. Jay F. Hostetter, Mrs, Ralph . . We SpoclaHis in ...... forces Change To Playhouse, New Hd'peTI5^.. on ~Merth"sm$~1tfatIofiSl B ahk Ifftyelng b y : Hobcrt C. CMffe;1'president of' W._Herrlck} Miss! Mary. Link, _tho . _____ SaiurcTayV " " ‘ : T " redecorated. - ^ : ^ * V ir -- the' a^sdeiation ‘ fihd publisher fof guest of honor and the h«>stcHB, LadiesV Junior Misses* - T -pt, Monmouth Pool the Elizabeth .Dally Journal. ? Miss Mary Stack of Perth Amboy Ulr; Barries, who tho last four was unable lo attend, ■ and Children's Wear About a month ago, announce* years has been associated with the ment was made that a Red Cross Outdoor Supper Is Margarete Matern Calco Chemical Division of tho SHOP HERE AND COMPARE I “Jearh to swim" program would be Bridge Club Members, American' 'Cyanamld Co, with started for Matawan children on Husbands Dinner Guests Lake LelTcrts. Feted At Shower 113 Main St, 34 South St. Feature At Reunion ,» . .‘After a careful survey of both Mrs. Conrad Johannsen of Mat- MATAWAN FREEHOLD Matawan Lake and Lake Leftcrts OakhiirstCoupleHosts1 ClifTwood Beach Girl awan,, was hoslejyj lo her bridge by Edward ^ylvester, director of chib yesterday rfflernoon, The safety services,‘Monmouth County To'Relatives At .Party- To Wed John G. Kelly members remninnd nt the Johann­ Out of evsry dollar you earn—aftsr Chapter, It was found to bc im­ Sunday On Aug. 20 sen home for a lobster dinner and possible to teach beginning swim­ w cro joined by th e ir luihbfinclB. all bills aro paid—how much do you ming from ahy spot on either lake. A family reunion held Sunday at A surprise bridal shower' was P resent w ere Mr. niff I Mrs. put aw ay (or yourioll? Hogular ds< ‘ As an alternative. a class in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius given Thursday evening for Mlsa Elmore Kattner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Quick Battery Service swimming, for Matawan children Marcellus, 410 W. Park Ave., Oak- Margarete Matern of ClifTwood Milton Stevenson, Mr, and Mrs, posits encourago thrift, build a firm will be given at the Port Mon­ hurst, was attended by residents of Beach, by Mrs, Edward R. Francy Charles --E. Hunt^M r.v.aud ’ IVfm. COLOT'S, Mkthwan mouth pool, Aug. 1 to 12, Inclusive, this area. ' and Miss Margaret Kelly at Mrs. Joseph Dernberger, Mr. and Mrs. llnanclal foundation (or buslnsss and - Monday - through- Friday of-each Francy’a home on Broadway! Key­ WHlimn j Rabel, Mr, and Mrs, An outdoor supper was served . psrspnal success, Take your lutur# week. and the children enjoyed games on port. . Frank If. Bliss arid Mr. and Mrs, WILSON'S RADIO SERVICE All Instruction will be free, given the lawn of thc Marcellus home, Tlie decorations were* all in white Garrett McKcjy^and Mr, Johann­ HAVINC DRIVE, Into your own hands. Bank regularly by certified Red Cross instructors, sen. Matawan • ' Guests were Mr, and Mrs. George with a watering can suspended over under the direction of Mr, Syl- Oth house on the right pail tha dsm. Pease^ Mrs. John Rapp, Mr.. and the bnsket of gifts. w ith u s . ..“vester,- but cach child will be re­ Ksfato Listing Cards for ufio RADIO HEPAiniNQ Mrs. Harold W. Wailing and daugh­ Miss Matern’ will bc married on . ’ ' ProRipl ••ivifl#.’ quired to pay a I5c-fee. daily for at this ofllco. ters, _ Meredith and Suzanne, Mr. Saturday, Aug. 20 to John G. Kelly T«l. M illw tn 1-II7» ; . entrance to the pool. Classes will and Mrs. 'Samuel Walling, Miss of Matawan. - begin on Monday at 11 a,m. at thc Eleanor Walling, Harvey Walling, pool and anyone interested in tak Attending were Mrs, Hermina all of Keyport; Mrs. Joseph Kin- Ing advantage of this opportunity Waldinuller of Newark; Mrs. Ifcdwig hafer, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Kin Adrlon of Union; Mre. C. Louis of may contact Mrs. James E. Voor- FRANK T, BARNES W or'M stawsTnW M i^W Irvington; Mrs^Joseph Kress and thc . ’ . , nr,,r-i u delr Mr. and Mrs. Warren Minton Charlie’s Matawan Inn A, Read, a t M ataw an J-0B4GJ, o r be Misses Kathleeri- n’n^cTT’uTKrcss o r sr., Mr. and Mrs. Warren Minton offices in Bound Brook as editor of at the pool at 11 o’clock on Monday. South Amboy; Mrs. Elsie Matern, the Rte. 9-4 at Freneau Ave. _ . Matawan Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Walton Moore and employee publications and director The director of publicity for, thc Missco Evelyn and Dolores Matern, T alaphon* M ataw an 1-3117 son, Larry, of Red Bank; Mr. and of press relations, will assume hl.1 Matawan!Branch of thc Red Cross, Mrs. Fred KrafTl. Mrs. Vera KrafTt, Mrs. John Alexander of Fair Haven; new duties A ug. IS, in announcing the change in the Mrs. M.,McTernan, Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeway Pyott, He succccds O, J.MIale who rp*. program said that, “it seems a pity, Kuu, Mrs. Chris Kau and the Misses daughter Beverly, and son, ifarvey signed as press association secre­ Specializing in with two large-Jakes in Mntawan Anna and Alma Sickles, all of Cliff­ R. Pyott, &nd Mrs, Florence Pyott tary last April due to ill health. - there is no space available for the wood Bench. of Neptune; Cornelius Marcellus Active in both plant ^and com­ teaching of. children. Whose lives Also thc Misses Myra Brown, Edna jr., and the host and hostess. m u n ity affairs in both Emu ml B rook] INDIVIDUAL TOMATO PIES .... .might, be .endangered, these same Hooke, Carol Wharton, Ann Fischlcr,. £ixmy..K£nnedy,-,Kay~-Malckovic]L and Somerville,* Mr, J^barn^B ha»j waters. However, it is hoped that tjeen X ' 'member "of; the ' Calcol many may avail themselves of this Danny Wulff Jr. Has Barbara Levy and Mrs, John Kay, of SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS Keyport; Miss Betty Costello? Miss Activities Committee and is a past) ’opportunity to receive excellent 8th Birthday Party director of thc Calco Federal .Credit { free swimming instruction, so gen­ Betty Dietz, Mrs. Charles Kelly, Mrs. James O'Donnell, Miss Peggy O’Don­ Union. He has also been active in JUMBO HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES erously offered by tho Red Cross.” D anny WulfT Jr., R avine D r.. was the Somerset County Community nell, Mrs. William Donnenworth, - ' . . guest of honor at a party given at Mrs. William Myatt, Miss Marie Forum, tho IJound Drook Hed Junior Women Plan his home on July 10 in celebration Keating, Mrs. Emily Jastrab, Mi«s Cross, and tho Somerville Adult Parties, Banquets and Weddings Accommodated For Rummage Sale of "his eighth birthday. Lillian Jastrab,'M iss Ann Jastrab, Evening School, He is currently The affair was arranged by his Mrs. Raymond Churchman and Mrs. serving as campaign director for thc Bound Brook Community Cheat. Also orders to take out. Plans wcrc made lo hold p runv m o th er and table decoration?,. jKexe Mary Nichol of Matawan. m age s{ile durin g the w cct« o f A ug jn blue, pink, yellow and white. Gifts wcrc sent aby Mrs. Anna Mr. Bnrhes, who is 32 years old, spent four years lo the Navy during Television nightly Choice Wines and Liquors 22. a t a m eeting of the executive He received a number of gifjCf. KrafTt, Mrs. Harold Harris, Mrs, the reccnt war. He tpcnt two years board 1 of tho Matawan Junior . Attending were Susan, Alcvonn, D. Dwyer, Mra. F. Sicb, Mrs. Wll- in the^ South and Southwest OPEN ALL YEAR Woman’s Club, Tuesday evening at Ruth and Peggy McDonald, Nancy, liam Matern, Mrs. D. Mancini, Miss Pacific with Motor Torpedo Hoat TOUniBTO a c c o m m o d a te d _____ ... fhe of Miss "Marjorie *M. Lynn; Jane and Billy Bowie; - Bob, Regina Brombcra,- Miss.- Mary Mc­ Squadrons and later was aligned Bronkhurst, Osborn St., Keyport. Billy and Carol Jean Wilson, Mary Gowan and MUs Margo Chcnowcth. to publicity and public relations Mrs. Harold Roman newly-ap Beth and Joseph Matthews, Leslie scction at the Motor Torpedo UojiI pointed’depiirtment chairmnn of the and Thomas Marshall. Jimmy Weekend In Norfolk Base-In Melville, fl; I. : v Matawan 1-2(91 Navajo Indian project, will be jFarrell, f*eter and Barbara An­ Prior to entering military service chairman and all club members are drews, Patricia and Jimmie Ben­ Mr, and Mrs. WHH31” Whltacre In iQil, Me, H rancs wns «w»ocfatc(f requested to save articles for the ner, Carol Ann Sviatko, Joan Ai TOURINE SON and Mrs. Grace tfairris of Keyport, with Reviewers Charts Corp., a & u& Icr: TW iflacc will" be announced; GrayrMaurc«n Kldzua and molhers spent ., the weekend with Mrs. TYDOL SERVICE STATION Now Y*>rk Cit^,,puhliffhln^ firm. , The roslgriatipn of Mrs. Forrest of the young-guests. Due id-ni­ Harris's fon-in-law and daughTer. Bom In Somerville, Mr. Harnes Garrison of Mnjawan, was acccpted Lt. and Mrs. William O. Bennett, ne**, H enry and M arilyn E lliott and attended schools there, TiJsculurn Let us change your oil nnd lubricate your car. WilATKVEH VOU WANT’, With regret. State department out* Patricia Farrell were unable to Norfdlk, Va. : College, Grornyille, Tenri;, and while you are at work. lines were discussed, after which whatvvvr you need, unvlngs attend. . ", Miss Evelyn Harris 9nd Miss the. University of Tchneswe Lnw refreshments were served. Irma Schulenberg, who had been Cars Wmhtrdi Created M iln and High Bfa. provide it. Here, you'll real* School. knd Bfrvic«d, PARKING Maiawan. W. J. Those present were Mrs. Everett Sonny Tuft* Stars . visiting at the Bennett home, re­ izv hope* fu»tcr, earning Cffrlson of Matawan; Mrs. John turned to Keyport with them. Sutlift.' Miss Pauline Egan, Mrs. In "Petticoat Fever ” Masons Have Son extra dollars rcyularly. You . James Triggs, Miss Marion Pcseux. la Metnorlsm M arhars Camattry LilUilnj can depend on your money Sonny Tufts will make his ex­ Mra LaWrancc J. Nolan, Miss In memory of George T. Durante, Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Mason 3d., being safe till needed. Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Ernest Lynch, clusive '.stage appearance of the who lost his life in the service of are parents of a second child, a son, Miss Virginia Brophy, Miss Elaine summer season as(v the star of hU country. A ugust 2, 1044, "Sw eet bom Sunday, in St. Barnabas Ilo*- Petticoat Fever" for one week MONUMENTS Cherry, Mrs. William G. Schanck, Is hU memory.*' pltaj. Newark. Thc baby weighed Mrs, ^lton Walling, Miss Geraldine starting Monday evening. Au& 1, M other/Sisters #nd six pounds, 12 ounces, and hns been W. H. GROFT V. Brown, Mr*. Will/am . Whltacre, at the McCarter Theater. Prln-eton. )28*—Adv. ‘ Brothers. ' named Samuel Frank Mason Aih. Mrs. Rnpian and the . hostess- Petticoat. Fever'’ an hilarious Their first child is a daughter, Ruth. i n /aciiion Sliaal, Milawan. W, J. „ 1 5 9 M d i n S t r e e t comedy by Mark R«ydT-wiILbc.thej fanA* p a y ^the «m e rate P b o n m *...... ^venth play of the Princeton*^ inu m t as tlie War Bonds you You can buy Security Bondi by Slttjp un navlila D(l» MATAWAN .. Maiawan M7W and 1-MM/ H aai Is Hdm M II c a n . Your United Jewish Appeal ChockT Drama Festival...... bought during^ the war. Buy some! tho Payroll Deduction plait - to.'* ... 7 : PAGE SIX THE MATAWAN: JOURNAL, MATAWAN,' N. J; THURSDAY;' ^28, 1949 •CHM llflM NM NfllM I Tide Table .' ' At Atlantic City, the Monsacs Donkey: Ballgame , SEA, SAILS AND SKY OFF KEYPORT were in "front only Jn the first Matawan A. A. In inning. Alter that it was the win­ Following chart 1». tot, Sandy ^ donkey: ’softball - game for W- ners ' uh top throughout Keyes [. l o o k i n g ! - Hook . (the. .H orseshoe) Jo*_ P o rt benefit of the Matawan FJriJt ’Aid started and was relieved by Mum- Win Oyer Keyport Monmouth. (For Keyport South Squud.-will be held at the Matawan ’ ford.- ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ Amboy and other Raritan Bay Jligh School field Aug. 20, John E. This -Sunday the -Moasacs will polnti. add 10 m in u te* .' F o r As* Tourifle; qhairmdn of' the £yent Doug Marvel Pitches Matawan Nine Regains' ^njcrtain .'.the .'fast Perth; Amboy bury Park subtract ISmlnuiea. announces. • - : Mates To 8*3 Verdict For Bay Head on Barnagat Bay* Win Trail Following' CTijvera on the M iitaw an "field. T h is game was rained odt earlier- In the • A team Df-scjuad members will • THINGS AJiE LOOKING UP add 5 hours, 20 mla'utea. For lted Atlantic City Loss be; opposed by one .frpm 'Uio: Mat- On K.H.S. Diamond season. T h e action sta rts at 2:30. for the college ' football tan h ere­ Bank, on Naveslnk Alvar, add 2 awan'Business Association. - - abouts. First comes the welcome • The Keyport Baseball Club toss* hours, 5 m inutes. ’ ■ The Mntawan Monsacs; beaten news lhal Rutgers is slicing Its Jijly 29-Aug, 4 IE.8.T.) ^ 10-5 the previous Sunday by .the . You can. buy Security BondB -by ere were handed {heir 'flrst setback the Payroll Deduction Plan. - -- HoVfl you rfMid th#» RlAwttflM.adsT single .jjame tariil 40 to 00 cents, ...... H igh Low Farley A. C. at Atlantic City, came In six starts lost Sunday when they except for the Syracuse enuata*- F rid a y m orning' 10i30 4i20 back with a vongance last week fell before Doug Marvel and his menu This nppears to be u sen­ ‘F rid ay , afternoon . . . 10:45 4t35 M atowon A* A. m ates by nn 3-3 sible policy for there is no question to. overcom o tho A sbury P ark Red score.on the Koyport -H. S. field. that the hi«h price honeymoon for Saturday morning .. Ui23 5>06 Cups, G-4 ond the. Carteret Mo­ S aturday afternoon . 11 >99 6i3Q . The game wus one of the first athletic admissions is' aver, 11 1: Above are shown Star Class bpais approaching the windward mark hawks, 11-7, In a twlirblll on the the K eys-;havc managed to. get In never did make sense to us to Sunday, morning ... — 5i55 In Slmdsy races off Keyport.; The Sealoy- a Keyport entry, skippered Matawan H. S. field. ’ ' journey over to New 'Brqnswick Sunday afternoon .. )2tI9 8i32 ..^.ovcp .the. ..past,, seycrul wech;s turned I only u stadium ‘ half.-Mled Monday afternoon .. Iil3 7i4I r' rPerno « « u ..arid - -M ickey. Nflfilc,•I - w ilh 8pectat0M (mortiitnrw.--For..tho .--For-.th0 .pw.nl.pH.nl und cause he _was not a member of a ufTalrs which found the score knot­ up with sore arms and unable to u^dicl who jikt,s to take his Tuesday morning _ 1i3 Q 7 i55 Raritan Bay Vacht Racing Asso­ ted a total of four times until the p a s s . Tuesday afternoon 2)11 . 8>48 work:.. This made it necessary to entertainment over video, .also ciation club. Silcox protested hia MBnwcs pushed across-four runs rush Joy Johnson, a -recent catch- xoniesjjbdJldings_ln.J)ie_announce-_ Wednesday morning 2:34 crew,-Charles,Howard, ..waa_a_Keyk in the bottom of the eighth and Sng acquisition, to the slab. iAP men! that - Saturday afternoons AVednofday'afternoon 3iI5&i53 p o rt Y acht C?Jub’ m em ber, b u t the then staved off a Mohawk rally in though he turned in a creditable will be filled us usual with -the Thursday m orning .. • 3:43 Sj$7_ Keyport committee insisted only the top'of the ninth.* - - ‘ ..... college games, both locally and on Thursday afternoon . 4i20 10:52 performance, inexperience told on thc status of thc skipper counted. The Monsac hero in the Cart­ n regional to. full network basis. Last Times Tod ay (THURSDAY) Johhson and he was* subjected to.a KeyportAndR|chmond Fred' Silcox ■ wuai.■accordingly ‘ re*, eret Triumph wai i Tommy; Har­ . three-run barrage in the opening Schedule • are not ifoinpk,tcr- but. ' . Matinee at 2 P.M. Erasing &i45 and 9 . DuMont already lias arranged for' County Starmen To strlcted to events not under control rington who was called to the frame! Matawan' insured the vie- Notre Dame, pickups from South End 2-Club Dominance of the R.B.YJI.A.,- such ,as the mound from the outfleld.. Harring­ tory with two more in tho fourth, Bend. Both NBC and CBS s?y they Shrewsbury Cup race,' and the ton came in with the bases loaded. a -single- -counter- in-the llfth. and Labor -Day series a t G reet Hillis. plun a steady "schedule, as does It was a case of “how the mighty Hd- got the first hitter' to, dribble NEPTUNE’S DAUGHTER’ another brnce in the top of the ABC. On the other hand, the pro Wis 'tlisbarmcnl by the. Kcyport have fallen’’^ln. Raritan Bay yacht towards, third andr the ihfleld came seventh. - : • ‘ • situation looks like .nn almost committee should make for lively E sth e r .WjlUama. •— R ed B kelioa • racing competition, after the re* .UB ,wjth. a double play,' home to r Marvel went all thc • way for complete tele-blackout. 'So far the racing if. ho enters these events. /. first; THe next man was retired on Matawan and had a shutout going! only team announcing local tele­ Bar H. Anchor Man gatta held on Keyporl waters over the post weekend. In morning ond The Raritan Yocht Club sweep strikes. . ' 'v. until the bottom of tho final seventh casts is the Washington Jledsldns. - TOMORROW and SATURDAY July 29-30 Rolls 247; Fowler's extended through the Lightning, Jesse-Gray started for the Mon-1 when he weakened a bit and yielded afternoon races Sunday for poinU : • , > Matinat Tomorrow , at 2 P.M. towards the Louis J. Beers trophy, Comet nnd handicap classes. George sacs. He was replaced by Nate] I the only : three markers garnered • THERE HAS BEEN MUCH Gain In Standings . • Continuous Saiurday Startlng at li45 P.M. ' Powelson, Keyport-, w (js third to Mtmiford, who in tu.rn gave way! by tho losers. All-in-all Kcyport .speculation as to the actual, drop, emblematic of the bay champion­ Bert Maxwell’s Indian in the handi­ to Horrington. Bob Scott and Chris1 collected only five hits, including in betting and attendance inures Ed Costie, anchor man for ship in the Star .Class, Raritan this yea;1 at Monmouth. Park. cap division. , pumbs ‘ divided;--thei,'.. catching- • . a double'by ;Boiich. Fitzpatrick and Champ's Bar in the Keyport Sum­ Vacht Club,--Perth.Amboy, emerged A-eeordlng to. the latest .available , mer.'fowling-League, had himself ps-thc. dominant racing club on the Keyport’s lone chanec for redemp* duties. • -j . ' .’ . ] . fanning, each with doubles, and ■ figures, the decrease in both tion looked to be in the Penguin Longo, who contributed a triple,, a big night in Monday^ competition bay, deposing K ey p o rt and Rich*- Against rther.Asbury ,Red CaP3,j departments has been ,«pprox- dinghy class where Gill Rothlcin paced Matawan’fi 12-hit attack. Gar- which-saw only four of the six inond County Vacht.Clubs from the Malawan was out front all the way inialely nine p«r crtit . One und Bob Callaway uppeared -to have Ito had three-for-four for a near clubs seeing action. dual rolo of dominance which they and the. veteran Bonnie Keyes had factor which has, hurt thc «ate finished one-two in an eight-boat perfect dqy at thc plate. , has been thc record heat wave. Costie took ‘dotwn-- high ' game have easily maintained- since roc- little trouble registering the- win. Thc dully crowd turnouts hover prize with a 247 and fashioned <9 ■ing waff revived after the war. race. IJowever, fho Kcyport race K eyport B. B. C. (3) around the 12,000 mark with that gether two other scores of^l’P?- ahd committee ruled all boats but ono ab r b Of the hitherto gr^at names of figure approximately doubled on 161 for b 505 totnl and hlgh eet had turned , the wrong sccond mark NEWS “ CARTOON BAND QtjiZZ ...... WyckoiT, cf . . . . 3 / I 1 bay Star 1 racing*- > only F r a n Saturdays; Course oiriclals con­ honors. Prizes were donated by iiV mid-bay. The lonc-right:turner>' ...... 4 . 0 1 Jon.es....of Richmond County ap- . Beach, 2b ...... tinue to look ahead to-the.flnal _. the Keyport-Cleaners.^ of-the-mark was accordingly dcclar^ Saturday Matinae^ Comedy Races — Valuable Prises :T. Davino, 3b ...... 3 1 pearedMo hfive-a-remote-clmnce-of K 1 nine days w hen there -will be no D espite Costic'a Individual cd the winner and honors went' to- 0 1 *• 0 conflict .with metropolitan tracks overtaking the surge of two Amboy (dattB hzfoad& 'A R eut, If achievements, his efforts went for Princess Bay. ‘ ,Ross, ss ...... 2 0 0 as thc New York compeHtloft- skippers, Lou Sinithllnc and Sey­ THEATRES" naught as last-place Ye Cottage SUNDAY and MONDAY July 31 - Aug. 1 .. /Dunn, lb ...... 3 0 0 moves upstate to Saratoga. - li mour Sinnctt. Tho Atnboyans each Inn ‘came through-with a 2*1 .win . Security Bonds pay the same rate Kruser, c .., ...... 3 0 0 the expected upsurge does ma­ hatHTftVst and sccond to his credit . Continuous Sunday Starting at li4S P.M. .- over Champ's. .In. tlie night’s other of interest as tho War Bonds you J. Davino,’ rf V . . 2 0 1 terialize In '“that period,, the ln„thp two Keyport races, -n nigh bought during the war. .Buy somol^ ... •/ . M atinee M o n d ay -S tartin g at 2 P.M. ■ , ‘ Monmouth meeting * totals for. match, Fowler’s Rec blanked Bar prohibitive lead over all opposition ; V, YOunkoski rf ...... l 0 0 I F ™ both attendance and betting may 11,/to move Fowler's. Into second ond practically assuring tlio Raritan Johnson, p ...... 3 0 1 CARLTON A - averngo only five per cent spot In the"circuit standings, only club of taking over thc complete - * ' — — below ’48. . . one game behind the pace, - POWER ‘ -— - J o t a l ...... 3 4 « * * * control of rucing. "* NOW THRU SAT. Thc Keyport Cleaners-Sijssman •' . Matawan a7 A. (8) • HERE AND THERE—Profes­ Ed ’ Frockcr, of Richmond, on ~ Eathar- R e d Stationers game, was postponed and WILLIAMfl - ■ S K E L T O N sional boxing returns to the coun.ty odds-on favorite, was an also-ran s i ab r . h will be replayed In the near, future. • 1 tomorrow (Friday) night. Proinotor way down thc list In his. new boat, iLongo, rf‘ ...... 1 The standings: ‘Neptune’s Daughter’ ‘Zam blto, lb ...... 1 1 0 Roland llines has Qiuck Burton, the Fracos. Frackcr had won the THEATER Newark, vs. Harold Stein, New W. I. Saturday race In thc Atlantic Coast McGuire, lb i.... 2 1 KEANSBURG ,AT THE, BEACH SUN. THRU TUES. Brunswick, Jn.. the eight-round Keyport Cleaners ...... 13 5 championship trials here and his Fitzpatrick; If *...... 4 L 2 main event at • Long -Branch.----A Fdwler'a "Recreation . 12­ — 0 — - Ed ward "G r Robinson— ~: 4 1 Unhappy shbwirig~SundajT was nc“ Phone Keansburg 8-0200 “ M arvel, p ...... quartet of four-rounders and ,r» six- Sussman's Stationers ... 10 a „ - Suian Hayward .. 0 1 cordingly nil the more surprising. Continuous Performance Dally Lanning, 3b ...... A rounder complete the card. . . . 7lie‘ Champ’s Bar ...... 10 ii Garito, 2b ...... / 4 •2 - 3 C huck B oltc, K ey p o rt’s 1047 cham p, Frohi 1:30 P. M. “House of Strangers” club the . recently organized Mat­ Bur H ...... 7 14 Schonck, ss ...... 0 wound up last in Sunday morning's :.4 X awnn A.A. hns gotten 'logetlipr Ve Cottage Inn ...... 5 13 ...... 3 0 I impresses this departmerfy This drifting match and, with a badly M cGowan, c ...... Fowler's Rec. O) - STARTS WED. May, cf ...... 0 ' fl outfit should have been underway fouled bottom' on thc Midnitc O il,; B rady 103 141 159 F ri.. Sat. Ju ly 29-30 ~ Dle1z, cf ., ; . 'i 0 1 since the Mart pf the season, . . . withdrew from the afternoon race. “Any Number I3^aun i . - ...... ,-100— 153. 1 7 9 . — — ' — Ed Curi'Jo, former Matawan mayor, Tho Silcox- brothers,. Chtirles . and P aris 172 170 103 Can Play” . T otal". . .V .. ,. . . . ’ .;3 i 0 12 teamed up with Milton Cole, Mlll­ Arthur, having withdrawn from de* town .auditor,., to finish tied for fenso of the titlo they won last TUES., WED. and THURS. Aug. 2 -3 -4 - --Sum m ory-~2»boBC‘-.-liits, .Beach, sccond Sunday in the member beat . - 501 4 7 2 5 3 3 “CITY ACROSS year,: did not race Sundoy;:but-:in ; - ? Matinee Every Day Storting at 2 P.M. Fitzpatrlck, Lonnlng. 3-ba9c hits. 'ball tournament ut tiie Forsgate B ar H (0> ‘ Saturday’s- Atlantic Coast event STRAND Longo. Bases on balls, Johnson Country Club with a 00 card,, *. Al Bennett ...... 131 125 15D The S. & .M.’Club turned out for thoy were eighth. George Totten Marvel 8. Strikeouts, Johnson 0, P. Mpore ...... : 1 9 4 150 211 THE RIVER” HOW thru SAT. . Marvel. 10. Hit by pitcher, Ross by exercise Sunday and engaged Jnclc jr., who chartered tho Seatoy from A drama of real life from B lin d ...... 135 135 • 139 them for tho buy series, pulled the . Wayna Morris Marvel. Wild pitch, Marvel. Um­ Smith’s Guzzlers for the usual keg. - w ith pires Moe Coucci, plate;. Miko On thc mound for the Guzzlers, boat up to fourth and sixth Sunday, v^hose sundry ailments took the 400 410 400 “The Younger Couccl, bases. not enough to make him a serious Stephen McNally customary toll, was Pat Mullancy, Champ's Bar (1) contender for honors. • Brothers” ^ Score by innings: . who forgot to take a briefing from p. Fischler 164 140 becomes a picture 174 - Others of thc great ones of yester- i a n d 'M ataw an ...... 300 210 2 0 his “son- Jack! "Incidentally the T- .Sm ith . 139 m -175 K eyport ...... 000 000 3 3 yoar who had little to bo happy so fine that all others latter was given a look over by Ed Costie 107 247, 181 Sun.. Mon. July 91, Aug. 1 IJThe Strange the. New York Yankees, nt Newark pbout Sunday wcrc Ralph Currcn, Mrs. Crane” recently, * . . , Bruce Bahrenburg C harley O 'C onnell, 1040 titllst, nnd must be compared to it! ;„480 690 505 will enroll at Colby come Septem­ Joseph Patrick Walsh, Art Curlscn ber and Bobby Wharton, who. was Ye Cottage Inn (2) failed to moke cither racc, putting SUN. lhru TUES. 100 “UNDER COVER FI l m C l a s b i c b . I n c . at Bhiir with him last year, will B. Bennett 108 140 him out^of the running this y^ar. • irwort! trek to Bucknell.-. . Listened to S. Slovenz 144 100 222 Cena Kally. Koyport-.-rnce. committee; ruled LOUIS deROCHEMONT Year At Freehold.. quite a debate the other day ‘con­ C. PenncttT 213 204 173 “Coyer Girl” : ...... " ...... cerning the advantages of sunuhi‘r out Fred Silcox as a competitor MAN” and bowling. A high average competitor .525' 518 501 with the Cuprice, a “big name” i Harness Meeting Wiil w ith In ’ counly circles, who ought to Star from'Long Island'Sound, be­ “You Were Never LOST BOUNDARIES Open Aug. 11; Early know,. _ contended— strongly- that G Io n n F o rd ' Lovelier” visiting the alleys during tho ho£ ortsmen’s Show And A Drama’ of Real Life ftom "Readers Digest" , Events Fill weather did nothing to improve i n n . *20 pages- that shocked the world. one's winertime game. Fluke, Day Date Is Set Freehold Ilaccwny, which will B O XING which have been runlnng good re * FREEHOLD ★ NEWS , \ CARTOON COMEDY jconduct Its 1940 pnri-mutucl har- The sportsmen’s show and flefd Harold Chuck , Tues.< Wed. Aug. 2-3 ccntly in tho bay,'dropped off con' STEIN vs. BARTON ' 11655 meeting froai Aug. 11 to Sept. sidcrably ov4?r the past week; , day. an nnnuul event staged, by the. 10 at Its* trim little plant, is un- Robert G. Thixton, Matu-won, is Monmouth County Organization for I (11b . FRIDAY, JULY 29 STRAND tlcipatlng another .record year. In on thc coimnittcc for thc sports­ Social Service, has been scheduled “THE CHAMPION” ihe seven early closing events over men's show to be held SUnday, fof Sunduy, Aug. 28 at the Wayside J00 horses haVfe been nominuted. Aug. 20, at the Wayside Rod ^ Gun Rod-und Gun Club, Wayside. j Stock Car AUTO RACES Kirk Dougiaa • Marilyn Maxwell FBI. and SAT. Club. . . . -Writing of sportsmen The Motor Madcaps of Racing ' | The opening event will be a 10* A full schedule of ovents is being , Glenn Ford ' reminds tliat there are proposed -^dflsa_j>acii.JiQnQrjng.-Tby*A.rnfiCLQaji. arranged, beginning * at 10 a.m., Every Saturday Night changes-in--3 . finish of cach race. fj)urid star bout inaugurating box­ Leo Oorcey and A, A. went innings to finish jyfony - Improvements hnve honn ing nt tho Longk Brunch Stadium T h t B o w t n r . R otr . in a 2-2 deadlock, The Matawan* made to ^he plant over the winter tomorrow (Friday) night, ' ■ i; .a n d d u rin g spring and early Hum­ Keyport Holy Nnme affair went “Smugglers Cove” Uurtuj). who fought und knocked seven fnimes and. also . was a 2-2 mer. It will be recalled that last out Franklo Savino ut the Asbury jyear a new CO-stoll bam was built tie, Against Luurcnce Harbor tho Rclval F.alur. 'Bat. Nil. Park Convention \Hall, also scored A. A. tossers ended up with the and thfa year n new, 64-stall barn successes there ovor Orlundo score 3*nll. “The Homestretch” • has- been constructed. Tho track Fernandez, Johnnny Meklir, Billy . itself has been resurfaced, regraded, Com al WUda '•> M aursan O'Hara Ligget and Ivan Escobar, He has ■ ■■■a—IM..I ! M H ...... I !'!■ OCEANPORT/ N. J. Bank » long Jronth lurha^ properly banked, und the ■fought the best, including W illie Howard R.1 Bothers Suiv. Mon, July 31*Aug. l . Enjoy the Track designed for Comfortl backfltretch widened Ifi feet. No Pep, Lew Jenkins, Jullc Bort, Sentenced By Knight Giant Fireworks Display! longer will drivers hesitate to . H u m p h r e y B o g a r t . Archie Dovlno, Jimmy Sclurra nnd — and — . v i improve positions r. In the bnck- limmy‘ Cortl., lie is one o( the . llow nrd I I , . B classiest two-flsted featherweights Main St., Koyport, Friday nt Free­ ■ ■ Square Dancing Before the Show!- Stpll reservation blanks received ln the.East and a real thriller, hold pleaded non vult before Sot, July 30 . 8 RACES DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS Tues.. W ad.. T h u ra . A ug. 1-3-4 Molly ditcher With WtU.r Cook and Hi. Bquar. D.nca Bind to date indicate horsemen’s Inter­ ( Stein'is built close to tha ground County Judge J. 'Edward Knight . Jam aa'Stawart - Juna Altyaon Handicap POST 2:30 . Dally Doublt.Closu 2:15 est In the Freehold meeting, and and hPS: shown great punching to a charge of having Issued a $15,000 Added ItWtjfWSitw ' Wednesday Evening in spite o/ present economic con­ power in his bouts nt the shore. worthless check io Koeppel'g, Elec7 “The Stratton Story” ftY CARi Rout* 93, turn «t Eotonteva to Trwk ; Jlltlona ■ lh e' racing . association is Ills Hghts with Ilcnry LuSane arc trie Store, Atlantic Highlands, In Wed., Aug; 3 August 3rd ...... |)r0(ilc}lng' the. best year. in its memorable owns. He lost to Kdnry, the am ount of 173.95, . ' Ocaanpert . SKCIU nuUNt O iu a TO GUNDSTAHD INTMMa Raquait raatura. Thursday Nlta . $10,000 Added hiifofy* - - 1 - »•- • beat LaSuno tho next time, and Bothers rccclved a tuipendoij (DAYLICHT TIKI) A fought a draw again to sellout sentence to Bordentown IJeformi- tv. N. t3i35ISafi.il..., “Cheers For ; < :O ^N t.g|fi0 - H* wo t M P«; im/ Ivan to) . r.... . 12,40 Soft. 12.0? I SaV« Saw 0&4ftv« your crowds. Stc|n Is a. formidable op* tory, . lie' wna represented by «* f | * » i h m tv. tlUrtv S l N , t , (Jirify Cm lfol)... 13iU Sotl. 13i~ ADM, ’ ■ - l

haven, L. I„ Miss Edith Schwey. try and In England. It' has played Hazlet Women . Je r_ a it Lynbrook', L. an d M fat. In prisons, hoipltuls, cathedrals, Helen MaeNelee- of liroulil.vn, w)iu und. oil Ihe White JJousoanil E d g e s S .& M . are staying at the Molly Pitcher hns done many broadcasts both for . Visit Relatives Hotel, Red - Bank, were Monday lurgo loculrt stations und over, guests of Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux, natlonwider,' rhetw6rks," “-'The 33 Johnson Snaps 6-6 Tie In Hazlet. On . Tuesday, Mrs.1 bnndsmeu also perform as a mulo Spend Weekend In ’ Peseux ond daughter, Edna Wunda, chorus without their Instruments: To-Score.Poland With ond the New Yorkers, were, guests New York S tate;.... THei hand's repertory Is mndo up Winning Run Other Area Items of Mrs, P. O, W olgund Ji;., Mrs. of compositions and special nr- ; Daniel 8. Welgand and Mrs. John ■reiigeirients of classical music by Singling in the eighth ‘to break a Mri.' .Wultur Algernon, Mrs. 1.. Hendrickson'" Jr. ut llie .Heiut- Salvation Army* , muslcliins,, Tlie 6*6 tie, Ray Johnson scored Sam Gyrus Hpsr, Mrs. Jnmi‘8 Nfldliiucr, rlcksun bungalow -In L a v alette i baiidiunster. iirlg. William E. . Poland, from third base und guve Mrs. .-Roland Emmons - nnd M m -M r.. and Mrs. Johit W, Watson HenrcheU, is n 'musician ot long the Keyport Bar'a .7-0 win over/the William Urstndt of llnzlct, ipvnt mul children, Doris, Marilyn and experience. S. & M. Club Tuesday night. The the wei'kend vlnltlng t)i«lr uunt. Thomas, of Hrockvllle, Ontario, are victory allowed Keyport Bar to Mra. Emma Hodclllt, nnd uthor rela- visiting Mr. Watson’s parents, Mr. “ Veinairi'lh tourth' place: In the Bay* tlvi's lo Ilvnsonvillo, N Y, and Mrs. John T, W*tson In llazlet. 78th Division Will fhore Softbnll League standings The Rev. und Mrs. Oeorge W. Mr. hnd Mrs. Wnltor 1*. Dcun ot Hold Reunion Sept. 9 - and give Pitcher Tom Kelly a well* Hannors of North Long Brunch; Phllndclphlu, wore Sunday visitors were . recent guests of Hurry H, - deserved , ...... of Mr. and Mra. ,W. .Pierson Duan Veterans of the 70th (Lightning) - From 'the 'opening pl’tch both iii ilossiut; r 1 v ' Cowles.aiul .famiiy. In ..llo z le l," D ivision, of. both W orld War,-, w ill teams parted to operate as if each hold b three-day reunion at Fort Miss Ev^lne.Smulo of Ilaili't, 1h ...player had just emerged from a Dix beginning Sept. II. upending sovoinl days wllh Misa Toolan To Speak At ' batting slump, 'Sr&”M.'jumped'off - County m eir sei'Wng on-commtt; T Janet Becker In Llttlu Fulls. “in- front-by- scoring~two.-runs_on_a. Meeting Of Democrats tees for the reunion Include: Al> :Jilsie D. UuliitMilnirn of ■ Bingle- by..M cK eow n, a w alk and lcnHugt!ei',_Deul'_WUbur,!iQutluird,. llaxlct, is vacationing ut Silvc-i- Toim A. Ttiolan. funner siuto a double by Boi<&. T he B arm en, Urndley.. Beach; .Willlnm Kullj;, Bay, N. V. Mrs. Anna Durllium of 'catching,.the usually effective Jim senator'"'froin Middlesex .''.County, Neptune; Fred Bonder, Oakhiirst; will he- the guest speaker at the Lawlor off‘his "game; drove across Urooklyi), wus n rcccnt guest of Hert Selioles, Interlaken: Ralph Mis* Iliilircriliui'g.,...... meeting of the newly .formed Hay- • three runs on two hits. At the nwnvnlno,-- :lJingi, Hvunch;_ Johnf Mr. and Mrs, Uruco E. Loomis of shiifi! l'lemticratlc' Club to "lie' held end of the third the count read VauKIrk, Ited Bnnlc, and Josqjh Mt' Pocono, I’ji., h ave retu rn ed Friday evening ut the Rollo Posl •Keyport Bar fl, S. & M.-4. Levy, Freehold. ; . . ' House, Keyport, After their shaky starts,: both homo after spending several tluya lu Hoilot us guests, of Mr. and Kelly and Lawlor settled down and Seveoil otlu’r Important Issues Mrs. Edwin R. I’useux und family. ^were3locked in a tight, pitchers’ will bo discussed anil plans for­ battle until S. & M. rallied to. tie Thc Misses Normn nnd Klinor mulated for tlio coming campaign. Ualirenburg linve returned to tliuir the -score in the'Tslxth "with; n A nominating committee »1m> will llnzlot home after a week’s vacutlon ’brace of singles and two outfield be appointed by acting cluilrmali In Occim Qrove. flies. With men on Second and Hliyor Charles E, Applegate of Mr, mill Mrs, Alnn Wrbstcr and third and two down, S. & M. blew Keyport, , t» select , permanent non, Juhn, nf aioiicester, iiavo con- an opportunity in the. seventh when olfleet's to''lie presented at the next eluded a visit in Huzlet with Mr. Kelly got . pinch hitter Mai Bah* meeting. ' - arid Mrs. Angelo M. Webster. Thc renburg to ground n u t, Johnson .to. /yu perseiii) Inleresled lu helping Matawan Auto Body lauer iircuiniiuniinl thfin to (llou- -Poland.- AsJL.turned out- this- was lo rebuild-the .-Democratic, party'In ce»ter for u several days’-stay. ,. .. . and Fender Shop.... ,the break of the game for in the Monmouth County are lwjuesteii to Lowtr M»ln fll^ot - Mr. and M rs. W illiam HtorcliiKOi' fateful eighth in a similar situation, attend the meeting which will sturt M aliw o n of Locust V olley, L. I., iiuve r e ­ Johnson, with two strikes,on him prumptly at 0:30, Mayor Applegute GoUliton Work n Specialty turned homo ufter upending several Pulnllna Color M«tcMno came through! Shirley Youn^,. at­ said. ' - V\CQ KHtlmiUl'M months with Huislct rulutivvs. tempting, a shoestring catch, fell Phon* MC#t Joseph Placltelll, uceompuiilcd ;and broke his thumb. by Ills mother, Mrs, Anthony' Salvation Army Band In other games Tuesday, La Plscltelll, hns returned to Ills Zare's Sijoes, still on top in the MONMOUTH PARK on last Wedneidiy v u the scene of the third of Tcddy Wee^-Betty Vie and; at the right Mr*. Allred Roberta At Ocean Grove Aug. 6 llsz lu t lirtuiD from Uoston, Mass., - standings,, .puinmeled . Lavoie Labs annual yearling show, restricted tOTmo-year-olds foaled within: tho chestnut ton of Attention—November, winner of tha colt dlrlsloa “C ” WILLIAMS whero lie ottended tlie fuiieiul of "Through the Year with Wr ; Angels vs. Union Bcach (U.B.) was orrested ut Belimmt Park by I’hilnfli1!:!, Ml- and Mrs. William j o n n i N a - Old Bridge Rd„ Marlboro Town­ Seymour R. Kleinberg, sitting lit York*City Headquarters, 120 W*st New York police^fl^Ung on leads 1 The 1st Marine Division, which Dyson of. West Iluven, Comi.r ulul Promptly Allended To. “ ship, whore six youngsters, all Raritan Township ^Police Court oil Hth Ht, the hand has given Im- furnished by Keyport State Police slugged it out with the Japs at tlielr son-ln-luw and duugliler, Mr. 14 Cedar Bl. Key. 7-IStO Leone Accepts Bid polio sufferers were among the 11 Suturday, sentenced Joseph Suren? portimt eoneerlTi both in this eoun- nnd Red Bank police. Keyport Guadalcanal, Peleliu and Okina­ and Mrs. Lynn,, speilt the weekend persons injured In 'a Red Cross tlno, Luurel Ave,, West Keansburg To Meet .Martinelli State Police said Dougherty, who w a, covering 02,000 m iles botw ecn In llazlet visiting Mr. arid Mrs. station wagon accident at Marlboro to 30 days in. thr* county jail on fl' waived extradition, has a cecord'of 1042 and 1045, w ill have 1U flret John T. Watson. . Michele (Baron) Leone, who got on Jirly 1, have"'filed a $103,000 charge of driving after his license A Week of Fun and Festivity I ju v e n ile a rre sta d a tin g back to 1040. reunion in a throo-day jamboree Mr. ond Mrs. Carl Beolier aiid - :Jnto a serious altercation with Tony Superior Court Civil suit on behalf had been revoked. ' £ In Kew York City beginning Aug. fl, d oughter, Ja n e t, of l.lttle Kalin, _ Dougherty waa charged wltUttal? , iMartinelll in . last- -wick’s team of-' Ui^i^clVGs:_vand> the —children ^Tlio,,.arrest.,was^made^by^ state -Headquarters ..will be. at. the Hotel wero Saturday guests of Mr, and OCEAN TOWNSHIP [event,; has accepted Martinelli’s against the volunteer Red Cross ihff a'1032^i^ck;pw w W ^yACiM xifcs p o licet!u * -Keyport::'l>ami§kjf As;,tpr.—...... Westendort, Route. 30. Eost Kepns- Mr*. Walter Sinale ii lid finnlly, ^ challenge to meet the Bnron in driver. . . t Sorrentino dr^w tho jail torm when On the opening day, about 3000 Hazlet. -' '...... CENTENNIAL burg, while it wus being repaired at 'two'out-of-three falls Monday night Mr.s. H ilda Schw arz, 44, 0 L incoln he was unable to pay a fine of $150 men of thc 1st, itith and 21st n garage owned by A nthony Miss Louise M. Hauer of Wood- at the Long Branch Stadium. Lconc PI., Freehold/who was seriously and court ..costs imposed by tho Battalions will march down.. Fifth Vaccarella, West Kleansburg,. ------infuriated the crowd as well ‘as injured in the crash, Is named magistrate, 0 : j: Ave, from 00th to 40th St. They ° ‘Martinelli, by his unorthodox L__------_ — Ma g 1st r« t <£-K 1 n J n bo rg —tou nd—Fkir -will—be -re vltrwed—tnt—tiie-ytepy—ofr JULY- 31»t Route 35 /Offensive against the'former tighter, In the eight-count suit, $50,000 Baptized Sunday w ard E. Ifeid eb rin g of 00 C arr Ave.. tho-public library by (lotf Cllftqn “ ’Martinelli. The long-haired Baron is asked for. Joseph Cavanaugh, 8, Keansburg, guilty of viohtfing a B. G ates, to n im an d a n l nf the and Was .coaied^.into' Monday’s match whore 'specihed injury is a frac­ Judith ond Karen Sagebiel were stop street ordinance. 'The Keansj Corps; Gen. Alexander A._Van* to by . Promoter Roland J. Hines, in tured, . arm : R obert, 12, $25,000, baptized Sunday morning at the 11 bu rg m an was fined, $7, and- cost?? dergrlft. hero of . Guad’alounal; -what promises to be a slam*bang broken knee nnd internal injuries; o’clock service in the First Baptist after a hearing which lasted Minust Adrn. William F. Halsey; , MuJ.| AUG. 6th Deal Road .affair between the two wrestling Ralph, 9, $.0000, in ju red knee and Church of Malawan, by the pastor, three hours, Gen. Merritt Kdson und. Sen. 6t?rs. • . • disfiguring. Lacerations; Patricia, 7, the Rev. Garrett S, Detwiler. • Trooper George Parcels issued Paul it. Douglas. Mt'tnoriul scr* .J.- AiTpy Tomaini, former New York $4000, in ju red left ankle, le ft side, ifeidebring n summons on tlie night vlees will be held Aug. 7 on tlw. Giant-football tackle, is scheduled right hand, concussion and nervous Classified ods get ^.sulU cheaply of July 10 after a truck he was C en tral P a rk . •.•Mall. * Sunday, July 31—Air Show. Fireworks at Night. to wrestle Joe Komoro/T, *’This is shock; James, 4, $'4000, la'ceraljons - v an opportunty for the Fort Mon- over thu left eye; Richard, 5, „ Band Concert and Singing. -mouth -athletic director, to break $2000, .injured leg an d concussion. Monday, Aug. 1—-4*H Fair. Musical Comedy into big-time professional wrestling. Other unspecified injuries also are Night. " A two out. of three fall team alleged. All of the youngsters but - match, J?as been scheduled between Patricia and James were admitted Tuesday, Aug. 2—Monmouth Park Day. Barn handsome Tony Cosenfca nnd Baby- to Fitkin Hospital, -Neptumv_pfter Popular Dance at Night. " 5 ' face Johnny Barend, who arc the 'yeeideni and those two were Wednesday, Aug. 3—-Armed Services Day. First teamed against California's Abe discharged afler treatment. T^ree Two Lllll* New Lillie Dlue Eyas — S te in —tind... .Tnxes'....Babe S harkey. other, persons, including 1 Mrs.' Every Tima I Meet You Aid Squad Night. The bouts will start at 0 p.m Schwarz, also were admitted iollhhorsspower BIG JOBS. Convsntlanal and Moon Over Montana . See Brodklyn Game medical patient from Monmouth Amount Rise Amount Bile Amount Blse Memorial Hospital. • CalM>vtr-i|»9lM types. Slake, platfernv Ponet Express and Pidtvp bodl«s< Knock, Knock Polka Members of ..the Hazlet School Tho- Cavanaugh youngsters hod Sad Heart ' ' 3 25x04 1 1 0 x 2 2 1/ 2 2 31x64 baseball club, top team in the Bay* recovered frorn polio ot the time of Farry Boat Polka 1 24»/zx67 2 49x57 2 33x64 ahore" Grammar School League the erash and had been taken to Chlma Bells 4 30x64 2 36x64 5 25x64 during the past season, were Kuests th e h ospital fo r ;i check-up cxflrfi Think Of Me Thinking Of You on JuIy-'20- at. the-Brooklyn-Pitts- inatlon. . Hava You Ever Been^Lonely 4 27x04 i 28x64 1 30x64 burgh game at Ebbets Field. Tlie Others injured in the crash were Elmer" And The Dear s 2 35x64 j - 36x48 i 26x64 Uamr was accompained to Brook* Alvin Green, 18* Englishtown, Family Polka 3 35>/2x64 i 38x48 1 26%x64 lyn by Wayne Darland, Nonnan polio patient, ndiiiUtod to Fitkin Rathbono jr. az)d Fred , Dean, for .hJs injuries; IgnaLe Keincke, 1 27>/2x45 i 31x56 1 32x64 In the party wore. Stephen .r>5. Engli.shtown, medical patient; Children*! Records 5 .. 31x64 i 29x56 1 27x65; AquazLa, Benny Amelia, Albert also admitted to Fitkin; Wilfred 3 ' 20x04 3 27x64 Cogliano, C arm en Davh>o, Roy. SchVviirz. about 12. Son of Mrs^ 60% off * Jensen, Ronald Newlin, Clifford Schwarz, who \yas merely making Three Lillie Pigs White and Ivory! Reichenberger, Victor Rhodes. tlie trip with his mother, and Ron­ U tile Willie Edward Roman ond Richard Wat* ald Russ, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lillie 'Tool ALSO CLOSING OUT ren. - . ' ' mr foa> mult/m Bugs Bunny », Wilson S. Ruts, Marlboro Rd. The' youngster, ulso a polio patient, was Bosa The Clown ’ Biggest frade-Ia altowaaces Kiddie Kanga -> Dog Bites Boy mildly injurcd^^. . M i/ur srxoH or* ro iA srio//or* Mu«U Box SLIPCOVERS I’he Red Cross transportation la Ford Trwk Hisloryl ' iihno urin ajOttTunoN caia on iiim h Tiuata. • , Cretonne end Knll ' On. Saturday afternoon Richard service is furnished without cost t n *«o«a»cs tx fn u riovi fono tiucki (m i u m w . . and maoy others. $4.50 per Chair $6.95 per Sofa Link.-'O. Htibofcen, was bitten by a and Uie accident was the first on* dog reported by Sayreville police in the history of the rnbtor corps P.S. Your Ford Dealer's yoar best hot for USID CARS, aadJRUCKS, tool to be owned by Joseph Petroff, Ih tl^rcounty. Old Sype R known oratorio, concert an 3 radio -in form to convey intelligence of grounded out, sending Marvel to phtfne Cor on tho occasion of his artists from New York City. ship of Matawan, in the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, on ' where Perez was living in New third it locked as though the latter 30th service anniversary with -the Waiter Wild, organist, ecconpanist York, but it did glvo_pollcc the might die there. Schanck worked company. He was presented with and composer will bc the < rganlst. inkling ho was to meet the girl thc count to 3-2 and kept, fouling gold service emblem by P. T. Ho- is organis't and choir-m ister at between 5 p.m. and* 6 p.m. ini them off until he got one he wanted Kraus, division plant superintend St. Nicholas Collegiate - Church, Pennsylvania Station. New Yorkj a( fl ,unchcon aUo„dc(j by hls for a 'clcan single over sccond. N ew Y ork .... Saturday, August 6f 1949 The. {icing run was ail the" en­ police were notinodjind Detective associates nctnp(..,(it andonH officialsftfTiv1jau .1nf of thr.the com couragement Devlin needed and he Tho large fostlv?il, chonia is com — Jamos- Hainill, of the 14th Squad, pany, a t th c N ewark A thlctic CIQb. -.Delective-DivlsiQn, wasvawigned-to helped his own cause by jUrting. posed of trained singer from MK Herrmann, aswit'ohman in thu choral “ grbups- 'and—chun hcs In at 11 ofclock in the morning (Daylight Saving Time) go with Chief Sproul at ~thc hap- off thc seventh' with a single to Newark area central offices,’ hns Monmouth nnd Ocean (bounties pointed hour to waylay thc fugitive. right. Longo laid "dowh a bunt served for the entire period in New­ The hour for thc date went by to move Devlin to second. Gus representing towns ani com­ Said sales shall be held upon the1 following terms and conditions: a rk w ith thc .control ofTicc forccs. Zambito struck out and at this point munities and summer vjpitcrs from .without Perez appearing aiid the A , new . resident of Matawnn he Freehold's strategy backfired when six states, sonic o l whem arc l . The sale w ill be foi- cash. ;41 Broad Street, Keyport, New’ Jersey, upon officers... b ecu me* fearful1 he formerly mndc his home In Newark. somehow had been tipped it was dccidcd to pass Lou .Zambito soloists in their own group off. He Is a member of the H. G.* Me- certification by , the Tax Collector that the to get ot Marvel. He promptly 2. Twenty (20%) pei^ent to be paid at They sent a "page” call over the Cully Chapter, Telephone Pioneers purchase money, as bid, has been paid. ' station loud.:,speaker system as a lkicd-Up the first pitch off. the fence of Amerlcu. . Discharged By Ni yy the time of bid. \ . / gamble and lt * worked. Perez in right center for n long triple J 9. The purchaser shall also pay a reason­ and Devlin and -Zambito came home Frank A. Fleming, son of Mr. came io the appointed meeting 3. The balance of the purchase price place and they nabbed him. cased up. nnd Mrs. Frank G. Fleminj, Flor­ s/able fee for the drawing of the instrument and Confesses Quickly To Open Bids In thc last of the seventh, Devlin ence Ave., Raritan Townsnp, was shall be paid in cash within twenty' (20) days the recording thereof. ' ^ got Dnicy on an outfield Hy and to discharged this weekfrpm tie U. S. . He quickly . confessed . to - his after the sale,together with the sum equivalent finish things up in style the little Nnvy at Jacksonvilict Fir., after identify -and the thefts, Pblice (Continued from pago one) 10. In case the. purchaser fails to comply , southpuw then proceeded to fan three years,scrvice. He.ijeld ihe to the last annual tajeJevy assessed against found, pf42. a diam ond ring nnd mltted to purchase thc lnnd jn thc Conway nnd Melko. Devlin had a rate of electronics tcchniciajk third said premises. . ' : .... with the conditions of the sale, the property ■ pocket watch pn his person. He Geran-Gnston-Woollcy tract “where total of six strikeouts and issued class. , w ill be resold and the amount of the deficiency, was-takcn to his rooming place at it held Its fair. Mr. Mar/, observed J 8D Henry St^rBrooklynr where the this would involve, the. to'vmhjp .4? Said preniises shall be struck off ta the if any, charged to the defaulting bidder. rest of the stolen properly was foreclosing nn the .lnnd-nnd then highest bidder. '' " ''' ‘ ‘ ‘ * y '­ accounted for. There was one wrist putting it up to public sale, with 11. The right to accept or reject any one or no assurance the Mt. Carmel So­ watch in the npartment nnd a pawn 5. The premises will be sold free and more bids is hereby reserved by the Township ticket nnd Jeweler’s repair tag gnve ciety would be the succcssful bid­ Committee.of the Township of M atawan, whose "accurate titice‘of the other two der. —Mr.— Donncihn m suggested ~ o clear of all municipal liens to the date of sale. ItcmB. t. better svsiy would bc ’for the orgun- Here’s all y«o see ...... form al. approval by resolution, to such sales Arraigned at Center, St. head* ization to purchase thc tax Itsln. 6. At the time of purchase, the bidder shall ■ be necessary to the validity thereof. quarters, New York, Perez was Collector Charles Kelly will bo shall sign the conditions of sale...... Should the sale not bring a sufficient sum, the ordered held as a fugitive, He Asked about offering tho Join for In hom es w ith CONCEALED sale...... ‘ right is hereby reserved to adjourn the sale for agreed to waive extradition. Mon* 7. The deed to be delivered will be a day Chief Sproul returned to The committcc? also authorized one week at the same time and place, without New York with Patrolman Willinm Ezra W. Karkus, township attorney, TELEPHONE WIRING! Bargain and Sale Deed, without- covenant. A readvertising,-and the further right to adjourn Geiger and brought- book Perez. to conduct nn auction sale of* prop­ Arraigned In Kcyp6rt Police Court, erty acquired by foreclosure. Ten­ 8. Deeds will be delivered at the office the sale for more than one week, upon adver- Magistrate Herbert R. Rothenberg. tatively scheduled for Aug. (1, it of-Ezra W . Karkus, Esq., Township Attorney, tiBingithe same. ■ put him under $2500 bail'to await will bo-tho flrst such auction- this • There are no ex* "grantt Jutyijctloft-w a:grand lar- year. , .... .r . . cony chargc. ' , An oiler of $250, plus legal ex­ r poisd wire* in new T ownship Assessment Map Cliffwood Beach-—Section 1 Lakovicw Gardens Perez had been left In charge penses and thc tax cquiyalcnt._wo0 homes w ith con- Block Lot Filo No. Block Lot Fll* No. Block L ot - - rn * Vo. children! inndo for lot 10 on Lloyd Rd., by of thc four Callnmnrns t ccalcdtelephpne 7 6 7 . 3 1 -501 37 1399 4 3 -2 7 1 8 7 -9 4 In c . 3 1 -5 2 4 when his Fister went to the* hos-j^J10 Neptune Corp. The ofTcr wnB wiring. All yon see i i the wali plate, similar , 10 , 30-1 38 1424 4 3 -272 pitnl to have her bnhy. On rc'«PProved, sublet to fowl approval 17 if 3 0 3 , 3 04 31 -524 to an electric outlet; Tefcphdnes can be .39 1434<4 4 3 5 * ~ ------turning to hls home after work at ^ .Cliffwood Beach—Section 1 . 4 0 , 1473, 1474 4^-273 5:20 p.m.. Mr. Cnllamnnis found Installation of new stree t ligrffa permanently attached through these plates, ~lWoodfields. Block L ot . ' F ile No. 41 '1526 -43-275 his brother-in-law missing nnd with was approved for thc following or you can have “plug-in’' telephones that Block . Lo] - - ■ . FUa No. places;. punsct Ave., Wntcr St., 1 11, 12 39-62 "-r ' him $200 in cash which Mrs. Cal- can be moved from room to ro o m . 1 57-58 38 -4 5 Sccond St., Lakevlcw Park; Sccond 2 23 4 3 -1 8 4 * . Section 2 lamaras had saved for her mater­ Block Lot xf 11 Fll. No. 4 32-34 Xncl. 2 8 -2 2 0 nity ..expenses and the ‘ Jewelry. St. ,nnd Ruritan PI., Matnwan Park; ■ Concealed telephone wiring can be easily 2 26 4 3 -1 8 5 ' Willow Ave. and Lakcshore Dr. 42 32 ^ 43-277 5 95-98 inc. 38-45 Police alarm was ' sent out for and inexpensively provided while you’re •i " 2 7 , 28 . 39-93 42 34 ^ .4 3 -2 7 8 . Perez, • . ^ 8 1 2 2 -1 2 7 in c . . 38-45 Classified ads get results chcnply. building or remodeling s 5 j it’s simply a 2 ' 2 9 , 30 43-186 43 107 Perez was identified as haying 3 2 -7 4 3 9 391, 3 9 2 ­ 3 8 -4 5 matter of placing telephone conduits (ordin­ - .4 ’ 71, 72 43 -188 4 3 • 126, 127 , 43-281. .. been picked up in New York by 9 393-395 inc. 3 2 -650 ary iron pipe o r tubing) between the walls< 4 7 6 , 77 39-94 4 3 - 167 ^ 4 3 -2 8 2 police lasf spring for 'riding the . 9 403-405 inc. • 3 0 -413 subways all night in a two-month Our Architects and Builders Service will 4 .78 4 3 -1 8 9 . 44 201 ' ‘ 4 3 -2 8 4 BRIGHT SPOT 10 128 . 38 -6 period when he was unemployed! gladly give you advice and helpful inform a­ 4 79, 80 3 9 -8 9 44 2 21, 2 22 -39-73 43-190 10 "130-135 inc. 38-45 and apparently homeless. His sister tion without cost, just call your telephone 8 2 2 0 . and brother-in-law, learning of his RADIO SHOP 8 240 39-103 Section 3 10 364-366 inc. 3 8-45 Business Office. . . . Block Lot ••rfflle Mo. plight, took him in. Perez is a 27 E. Front St., Keyport 8 2 5 4 4 3 -193 .1 0 . 3 6 9 ,3 7 0 3 8-45 -4 7 115 4 3 -2 8 6 .discharged veteran, , Phono-K eypori 7-0722 • 8 2 5 7 4 3 -194 ‘ 10 3 71, 3 7 2 . 3 9 -151 Mr. Callainuras'report^ofTots'of. NIW JIRSIY BILL .... 8 2 6 8 3 9 -8 3 . 10 375-379 inc. ..3 8 -4 6 loanB froiri frlends lo help him out TILIFHONI COMPANY . .Section 4 8 ' 2 8 3 . - 43 -196 Block Lot \ , : FIU No. 10 with his wife's maternity expenses DUMONT ■ II0T0R0U - . - . - 3 8 7 , 3 8 8 3 9 -1 5 2 43 -197 , 22 - after thejnoney saved-fof the pur-| Radio a n d Television lO- 3 0 5 ' , 50 43 -288 - 1 0 389 30 -407 4 3 -2 0 0 . 51 posfi W fl^& Icn;v- H c dcclined the l l 3 4 7 . 91 4 3 -2 8 9 ' 10 390 3 9 -152 12 3 6 8 ' 4 3 -2 0 1 ...... - 52 71 - - 4 3 -2 9 0 offers with thanks, but did obtain PICKUP & DELIVERY 11 142-147 38-49 a loan from a Keyport bank to 12 3 6 9 4 3 -202 52 8 0 -8 2 • 4 3 -2 9 1 SALES and SERVICE 11 ' 287-291 inc. 38-49 meet tho emergency. , , , 13 373,374 39-104. 11 292-296 inc. , 38-49 13 ‘ 3 9 8 - 4 3 -203 Cliffwood Beach Park ------j 3 _ 11 2 9 7 -3 0 1 ...... 417 - . - - -43-205------38-4D “ I t — ._30 r - _ - — ...... 13 4 1 8 '■ 43-206 B 21 -"4 3 -1 7 6 ” 3 8 ^ 0 ------Tot Is Victim v You ought to be 11 ...... 14 4 4 2 43-208 E 1 ,- 2 ' 4 3 -1 7 8 3 0 5 -3 0 8 3 8 -4 5 11 driving a 14 4 4 5 43-209 G • 7, 8 . 39-49 3 11, 3 1 2 .... 3 8 -4 5 Of Suffocation J 12, 13 ' • • 39-50 '1 1 317-320 inc. 17 4 8 3 , 4 8 4 4 3 -213 ■ 38-45 17 492, 493 43-214 12 2 46, 2 4 7 38 -4 5 ' - ■ Cliffwood Heights • ' Services. Yesterday 17 4 9 4 . 43-215 12 248-250 inc. Block L ot . Fll* No. 39 -2 2 • , 4 9 5 4 3 -216 1 2 2 51, 2 5 2 For N«ne-Month Old 17 B 70, 71 3 0 -4 2 9 3 9 -1 4 9 4 9 6 43-217 12 Robertson Boy 17 B 82, 83 , 22-23 2 5 3 -2 5 5 in c . ' 38-45 " 17 4 97 . 4 3 -2 1 8 12 P ...... 20 ...... 3 2 -6 6 6 260-268 inc. 3 8 -4 5 ------1 0 - - 5 6 1 ------• 4 3 -2 2 1 — :.....- 1 2 ­ ,The Rev. Ov Bell Close of Cliff- 23 ' 3 2 -6 7 0 " “ 2 7 0 - 2 7 1 ...... 3 8 ^ 5 - wood, conducted funernl services 19 5 6 6 ’ 43 -222 H, 4 , 5 3 2 -6 7 1 13 165-169 inc. , 3 8 -4 5 a t 2 p. in. yostcrday for Janies 19 5 6 8 3 9 - 7 ' H 6 , 7, 8 3 1 -5 5 2 14 575-177 inc. •3 8 -4 5 Barry Robertson, nino-month*oid 19 5 7 0 „ 39-74 I 18, 19 > 3 9 -3 6 14 1 8 1 ,1 8 2 38-45 son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rnbort-, \ 20 618, 619 43-224 % son, Bay View Manor, who was pro- I 23, 24 , 3 2 -6 7 8 14 491-194 inc. 20 627, 628 39-81 3 8 -4 5 nounc&d dead on. arrival at thc I 30-33 Inc.. 3 9 -1 1 2 14 1 9 5 ,1 9 6 2 1 . 6 6 2 43-227 17-14 Perth Amboy General Hospital I 3 4, 3 5 3 8 -3 7 14 197-199 inc. 21 666, 667 43-22? ■ . ‘ ■ 3 8 -4 5 Monday nftefnoon. Death wns tho 11 . 1, 2, 3 3 1 -5 5 0 - 1 5 21 671 • 43-230 2 27, 2 2 8 3 8 -4 5 result of suffocation. L 13, 14 ' , 3 1 -5 4 6 22 693 32-744 15 X . “ ■‘0-234 3 8 -4 5 Cause ot death was determined N 7, 8 ■ . . ' 31-536 by an autopsy performed at thc 22 701-703 Ind. 32 -744 16 2 2 3 -2 2 6 2 1 -5 2 7 . O 1 9-21 • . 3 0 -4 2 3 ..... hospital by Dr. Willlum’C. Wllentz, ( 3 M 3 9 ) ■ 18 <439,, 4 4 0 B a ­ 38 -4 5 •it ' " - 'V:" 21 ' . 3 1 -6 0 3 Middlesex County medical. exam­ 22 7 2 3 , 7 2 4 4 3 -2 3 1 x -M , * « V 4 4 8 3 1 -5 2 6 XI 2 8 , 2 9 3 0 -3 6 ” iner...... / 23 7 7 6 43 -232 18 4 4 9 -& D 3 0 -406 It was theorized following the X I 3 3 - 3 2 -6 9 0 25 7 9 9 „ 4 3 -2 3 4 - 1 8 451-453 inc. 3 8 -4 5 . , 'autopsy'findirtgs, thnt the youngster Z l 18,19 ' 30-432 25 - 8 1 8 ...... 4 3 -2 3 5 18 462 3 0 -414 , somehow hnd gotten hfs heni 3 5 ...... ■ 3 0 -4 3 0 t l 18 .4 6 3 ...... wrapped under a blanket while 25 8 2 3 ~ 43-236 *osleop in his crib. . • - 25 8 2 7 . 43 -236 Keyport Heights - 18 465-472 inc. 3 8 -4 5 ­ 19 . Thd lrifuiit was*disc6verccl, its fiico 25 8 5 0 43 -239 Block ... . Lot. . . ' ' ...... FU* No,- 433-438 inc. 3 8 -4 5 .. b! mc .begflifS-e.of iheJgck^flL exygcn,. ;.,:.2S 851 43.240 ‘ A Ent. Area • 30-446 1 9 480 3 8 -4 5 - 19 by his mother nnd grand|nnthcr and Poivervd by iheW or^d^sSwectest 28., 053*- . 43-244 B , 60-61 30-446 482-487 incl 3 8 -4 5 • they rushed him to the', hospital at . 2 8 ' 9 5 7 . i 43 -245 R >65-73 Inc. 30-446 19 491-494 inc. 3 9 -1 5 3 about 2:13 p.m . ■ • ■ ■■ ^ 28 9 5 8 -,. 4 8 -2 4 6 76-78 Inc- — .... 1 9 495, 496 ■ , 3 0 -4 1 0 Besides tho parents and the ma­ B 3 0 -4 4 6 . Perhvpo the iuqhI imprewiivQ thing about driving a nj 28 978 43-248 , 19 499-507 inc. 38 -4 5 ternal. grandmother, Mrs. Maggie Pontiae U that sure iwinfte of having tnore than enough j»ov B. 80-83 In©—...... 3 * M 4 6 20 4 2 3 ,4 2 4 i Hughes of ^6rth Amboy, survivors . at ymiirooimiiaiul always; , . .. . ; 2 8 9 8 5 . , 4 3 -? 4 9 ' C 4 6 30-440 1 3 8 -4 j (3 2 -7 4 4 ) ‘ 20 427-430 Inc. . 3 8 -4 5 also include paternal grandparents, You*}! feel it wlienever-you touch the occelerator—a «moo F ' 11 3 8 -2 4 6 20 545-547 inc. i 'Mr.: and. Mrs. James Robertson, of enfottlees flow of power. Anil itY yours whelher you i 29 1102, 1103 3 9 -8 5 F , 14, 1 5 . 2 5 -7 7 38 -4 5 Westerly, tl. 1.,. and u brothfcr, drivUic a great Pontiac striight eight or its equally fame 31 115 8 4 3 -2 5 8 F 16 3 0 -4 4 6 ^ 2 0 530, 5 31 3 9 -1 5 0 Richard* ' ' sii-cyliiidcr companion. 32 . 1164 . .43-259 ; F ' ■59-69 Inc. : 3 0 -4 4 6 2 0 . 548-552 inc. 3 9 -6 5 3 -^ Burial was in Qld Tenncnt Ccme* Whirhevct you choneo, you ran be nure that you ara driving' 32 1167 4 3 -2 6 0 ' F 70-78 Inc. 3 9 -4 4 6 21 417-420 inc. . 3 8 -4 5 tery.v ■ • / . • one of America'* most modem engines and one of its mjwt 32 1172, 1173, 1174 43-261 . 8 0 -8 7 In c . 3 0 -4 4 6 21 628-630 inc. 3 8 -4 5 proved. For tfte basic design o f Pr>ntiaep6wrr j>)iints has l - . 32 1 1 8 4 ,-1 1 8 5 3 9 -1 0 0 21 6 52, 6 5 3 3 8 -4 5 approval of more than two tniliiou owners. Parents Of Daughter i 33 123 3 ' 4 3 -2 6 3 -2 7 0 Lakeview Park 2 2 412-414 Inc. 3 8 -4 5 Its endno is just one of th4 reasons why you should be di , 35 1 3 0 8 4 3 -267 (Lefferts Tract) 2 2 674-&80 inc. 3 8 -4 5 . A .doughtcr .was bom Tuesday) DHu 9j>r(6>ui/ of ttrraeoif. ingr;M'l*0miaC;:^0bitir in^wbn, WU show yoo maoy mt ' 35 1311-1313 incl 4 3 -2 6 8 ...... ^ B lstk L e t - ..... riitns. 2 2 .. 688-707 inc. 3 8 -4 5 >te, Mr. and Mrs. William : Blcck, 36 135 5 4 3 -2 6 9 G - I ...... - 3 8 -5 9 ; 2 2 7 1 5 -7 1 7 in c . 3 8 -4 5 >