7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY VOLUME LXXII, NO. 2. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO II Cloeing Exercises Red Bank Police Honor Mrs. Arnone Flower Show Sea Bright Fire Of Church School Street Bids Blind Pastor Closing exercises of the Daily Department Fair Vacation Church school will be Are Rejected at Set for Aug. 14 Speaks to State held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in tht Opens Saturday Methodist church and also in the Atlantic Highlands At Little Silver Presbyterian church for tht Croup Here Aerial Act to Thrill groups of children who havt been Two Low Offers Community Club Says Challenge of attending sessions in these local Crowdi; Carnival churches. Contained Error* Event to Include Tomorrow Is to Live, After the devotional period, par- Featurea Arranged ents and friends of the children In Total Figures Grounds, Gardens To Laugh and to Love will visit the various classrooms - Everything U In readiness (or to see the work which has been All bids on street work were' re- Little Silver Community club will "To live, to laugh and to love the annual fair of the Sea Bright done by the boys and girls, Rev. jected at Tuesday night's session old Its Jifth annual (lower show is the challenge of tomorrow", said lire department, which open* on the John B. Kirby, pastor of Fair Ha- of the Atlantic Highlands mayor Aug. 14 at the borough hall. Pre- Rev. Larman S. Sherwood, blind Ocean ave. grounds Saturday and ven Methodist church, hai been and council. The low bids had ceding it will be a grounds and pastor of First Methodist church contlnuei through Sunday, July 24. dean of the school and hasbeen either typographical or mathemati- gardens contest among two classes of Rotterdam junction, N. Y., in a This year'* event it called a cirni- assisted by women volunteer teach- cal error*. The third bid was high. of Little Silver residences. talk before the New Jersey associa- •val became of the thrilling act* ers from the churches of the RedCouncil authorised advertisement Winners In the grounds and gar-tion of township committeemen. and varied amusements offered Bank council. for new bids to be opened July 26. dens event will be announced at The association held its annual nightly. The bids had been opened June the flower show. Every residence summer meeting Monday at the The thrilling feature will be the 2S and referred to Craig Finnegan, in the borough ia eligible. Those Molly Pitcher hotel. Great Veno, who will appear night- borough engineer, for study. When recommended to the committee as Rev. Mr. Sherwood went on to ly starting next Monday with nil Class of 1934 asked what his findings were, the most attractive in each area will say that the happiest people in the sensational, death-defying act in engineer said, "Both bids are be inspected prior to the show. world are those who meet this mid air. Veno is a member of the wrong." The committee consists of Rich- challenge of tomorrow. He said Berosini family of high wire ar- Plans Reunion Both bids were made out item ard W. Brounley, William F- Co-that "part of the population sees in • tists and formerly appeared in the by item and the mistakes appeared gan, Paul J. Hemschoot and Wil-tomorrow a chance to exist and Berosini wire act. He served three Supper-Dance Set for in the total figures. The Mutual liam C. Hoffmann. RecommenUa- others see in it a chance to live. yean in the V. S. army and was Contracting company of Atlantic ions from home owners should be It Is only the weak, Insipid individ- wounded twice on two Jima. On Pleasant Inn Highlands submitted a bid of $10,- directed to Mr. Cogan. uals who run away from life and his release from the army he d«< 324.60 and Mr. Finnegan contended There will be two classes, one won't meet tho challenge." cided to do an act by himself. He Announcements for the 15th re- union of Red Bank high school, the figure should have been $8,3*8- for properties of Itss than one acre "To love is an important part of is pictured In hU aerial act* in the 50. The other bid was presented by and the other for those mare than page announcement of the carnival class of 1034, were mailed this week meeting the challenge of tomor- to class members. The event, a buf- the Charles Hease company of Bel- one acre. Three awards will be row", said the speaker. He went elsewhere in this issue. ford with a figure of $8,543.75. Thin made in each class, with additional Of particular interest to the kid' fet-supper dance, will be t|eld Sat- on to explain that by love "you urday, Aug. 6, at Pleasant inn. bid should have been 17,543.7s, said prizes, such as garden tools and share what you have with others dies will be the special children's Mr. Finnegan. A third bid for fll,- fertilizers, going to the first two who have less, and that those who day set for Tuesday at 2 p. m. The Abraham J. Zager, class presi- dent, Is chairman, and he has an-898 wa« submitted by the McDowell in each class'. Judging will be based meet the challenge, will, when it aerial act will be staged that after- company of Neptune. on planning, care, appearance and becomes their opportunity help a\- noon and a new amusement fea- nounced that any class member not receiving a notice may contact him The Caruso Construction com- results. Jeviate poverty, sorrow and unhap- ture will be a clown-magician per- pany of Atlantic Highlands was plness." formance. Each child guest of tha for full information. There are For the flower show, any Little some class members who can notawarded an $800 contract to repair Scene shows Mrs. Eugenia Ar- her work in protecting the lives oC sistance in getting the school chil- Silver resident who is not a pro- The meeting was opened by As- firemen will be given ice cream and the receiving well and for other none of Shrewsbury ave., 71, re- the school children. Anytime a po- dren across.Shrewsbury ave. As a soda and a gift. In case of rain be located, and anyone knowing fessional gardener or florist, may semblyman Amos Dixon, president their addresses are asked to call work at the water plant. Funds ceiving a bouquet of 80 roses from liceman is called away or cannot token of our friendship for you enter flowers or vegetables grown of the state association and a mem- the children's day will be postponed for this project will come out of be present because of other du- and to help you celebrate your to Wednesday. Mr. Zager. They include Dorothy Police Chief Harry VanNote of by him. Expert judges will make ber of the state legislature from Condon, Irving VanBrunt,'Lillian a $1,000 emergency appropriation Red Bank (right), and an honor- ties, Mrs. Arnone takes over and birthday, herewith we present a awards. Entries must be delivered Sussex county. He said that th» Firemen's night is scheduled Tor which has be*^ approved by the sees the children safely to and bouquet of roses and honorary Wednesday when many firemen Bady, Gladys Parker Kreger, Leila ary membership card in the New o the borough hall by 1 p. m. thetownship committee form of gov- Wood Taylor, Barnard Taylor, state. Jersey State Patrolmen's Benevo- from school. membership card in the Patrol- day of the show. Judging begins at ernment Is the best, the most effi- from near and far will attend. Spe- Taxi licenses were granted to At the ceremony Sunday, Patrol- men's Benevolent Association. cial priies will be awarded to the Doris Brown, Freda Albright, Mar- lent association from Patrolman 2 p. m. Sweepstakes prizes will be cient and coslt less per capita than garet Andarson, Robert • Burke, John Logan, Louis Larson, Frank man Jones recalled having Mrs. "With best wishes for a happy iven the entrants obtaining the governments used by other larger visiting company having the larg- Chapman, George Mulligan and Charles B. Jones, president of lo- Arnone take his hand on numer- birthday. est representation and to the com-James Dean, Harry Wright, Philip cal 39. The presentation took place most points in the flower and vege- cities. He cited the per capita cost Brown, Marjorle Harris and Merva Chapman Taxi company. ous occasions and guide him across "I am. table sections. of government in such cities as pany coming the greatest dis- Police Chief Sterling Sweeney's Sunday at Mrs. Arnone's home and the street when ho was a pupil Vours truly, tance. Uhl. was in recognition of her 35 years' A junior class will be for chil- Newark, Jersey City, Camden anl Guests will include the two class monthly report, read by Council- at River St. school. Chief VanNote Charles B. Jones, dren up to 14 years. Ribbons and Montclalr, where the cost runs be- The refreshment booth, famous man Harry B. Murtha, chairman volunteer service in guiding River also remembered seeing Mrs. Ar- President." for its frankfurters, will be con- advisers, Btephen O. Skaktndy of prizes will be awarded for the tween S29.46 and $66.99. He then for its fran, i Shrewsbury, and Lieut. Col. H. Carl of the police committee, stated st. school children across Shrews- none on duty when he was a m> A family dinner was held Sun- bury ave., at times when police- beat entries, but no points will ac- pointed out that the per capita cost ducted by the Ladies' auxiliary of'. j Kait of Washington, D. C, and there were 18 ambulance calls and torcycle policeman in his ear.'y day at the Arnone iiomc in cele- crue toward sweepstake prizes. of the township committee form P four accident* during June. Two men were unable to bt there. Pa- days on the force. their wivea, and Mr. and Mrs. bration of Mrs. Arnone's birthday. Officers of the sponsoring club of government in such townships sob. the usual booths seen at pre-1 Robert C. Brown of Maplcwood. prisoners were held for grand jury trolman Irving Krakowltch, treas- The B.P.A. at its last meeting A diamond ring- was presented to as Riverside and Shrewsbury runi vlouc fairs. action, two were flned for disorder- adopted a resolution commending are George W. T. Browne presi- Mrs. Brown was a teacher at Red urer of the local B.P.A., also took her as a gift from the family. Pres- dent, William T. Sawyer vice pres- between $12.11 and $17.13. Ground prices will be awarded Bank high fchool while the clan ly conduct, one flned for loitering part in the ceremony. Mrs. Arnone for her years of "out- ent were Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Ar- nightly and the grand price, a four- and on* case of alleged drunken standing service beyond the call of none and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ident and H. Harvey Miner secre- Mr. Sherwood wa* Introduced by advanced. tary-treasurer. Elmer Dechant of Riverside. door Plymouth sedan, equipped Reservations for the event should driving still pending, the report Mrs. Arnone ia the widow of Mi- duty," and at Sunday's presenta- Arnone, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ar- with defroster and heater, will bj be made on or before Monday, July stated. chael Arnone, who operated a meat tion the following letter was read: none, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arnone awarded en the closing night, Sun- 25, with Miss Louella Frey, reunion At the suggestion of Mayor Wai- market many years at the corner "On Saturday, July 10, 1949, you and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mi- day, July 24. secretary. Others assisting the dron P. Smith, the question of mov- of Shrewsbury ave. and River st. celebrate your birthday and the chael Arnone and son, Mr. and$538,844 Rise Fair Haven Starts This annual event is one of the chairman are William Bloom of ing the monument at the west end He died Feb. 5, 1939. The business members of local No. 39, Patrol- Mrs. Allan Collins, Mr, and Mrs. largest attended and most success- Long Branch, who is serving' as of Memorial parkway will be re- men's Benevolent Association, wish Joseph Marks and Mr. and Mrs. ful of its kind in the county and Is being carried on by his twa treasurer; Morris Shipkin, Dr. ferred to the Lions club. The sons, Frank - and Joseph Arnono. you many happy returns of the day John Robaon and daughter, and a In Bank Deposits Work on New Park a. record crowd is anticipated at Lester R. Bwarti, Joaeph Calan- mayor, In explaining that the and many more birthdays. They al- guest, Miss Doris Fay of Mixon, this year's carnival. Edmund W. Inclement weather does not Je- so wish to thank you for your as- Miss., a niece of Mr, Collins', dreilo, Frank Loversldge, Jr., andmonument was originally placed by ier Mrs. Arnone from carrying out Total for County Bulldozer Clearing Cline U chairman of the fair com- James Washington, who ar* con-'the Lions, said that recently a mitteemitte;; Jamea s Thonsen,, assistant g, plec* of It had been chipped otf It 9164,348,789 Away Part of Woods chairman; Oarwood PPhlferh , secre- tacting class members living in Red by a motorist. He advocated it be Three Bids Submitted tary, and Stanliy Fowler, treasurer. Bank; Mrs. Dorothy Mytlnser Hall, moved" The Askury Park National Bank Councilman Tony Hunting rt» jjaKW-1--'" '••.Mi»y-H»»j»»*y- ••< :s?~-LfcHUd Shrewsbury; Mrs. Lincroft Fair and Trust .company topped the oth- ported at Monday night's meotlng Kate Sink* Jakubtcy, Fair How; For; Sea Bright Span er county banks in deposits as of of the Fair Haven mayor and. Arthur Kerr and William Pailcky, June 90, taking the honor awaj^ council on work accomplished with- Rumson, Sea Bright and ^Locust; Spencer Miller, Jr., state highway Faii- Councils to Dine For New Rectory commissioner, has received three Opens Tomorrow from the Second National Bank and in the past week on the new mo George Bchanck, Holmdel, Tinton Trust company of Red Bank. The morial park opposite the Willow Fails and Mntawan, and Georgo On Fair Haven bids for construction of the new Television Set Sea Brlght-Rumaon bridge. The Asbury bank reported f 18,846,681 to st. school. Part of the fence hu Winning and Charles Walling. $18,569,083 for the Second National, been taken away and a bulldOMr Opens Tomorrow Eatontown and Ocetnport, With Freeholders Church Property Union Building and Construction I* Grand Prize company of Pa*salc was low with which was in second place. Third has cleared away a. section of til* Buick Sedan Officials to Discuss Decision to proceed with plans a bid of $1,472,124. The U. S. Bur- The Lincroft flre company fair position was held by tho Asbury woodland, Mr. Hunting said. H* Is Grand Prize 'Common Problems* for the building of a rectory ad- eau of Public roads will share the will begin tomorrow night, will con- Park A Ocean Grove, bank with said the project Is one of the fin- joining the Chapel of the Holy cost of the new bridge with the tinue Saturday and then open $12,953,213, and in fourth place was est ever undertaken in the bor- The Red Bank Elks will open Rumson Fair Members of Little Silver council Communion and parish house on Monmouth county board or chosen again^Friday and Saturday of next the Merchants Trust company of ough. Mr. Hunting declared that their annual fair tomorrow night will meet with officials of Shrews- Church st., Fair Haven, was Freeholders. Awarding of contracts week. Included in the ten booths Red Bank with $10,662,378. residents are welcome to take. on newly 'acquired property on bury and Oceanport at a dinner reached at a meeting Friday night will be deferred, pending approval will be one of household and alu- Total deposits of all the county away any wood piled up on tit* West Front at. opposite the muni- Ends Saturday in American hotel. Freehold, Aug. of the church cabinet. This action by the federal officials. minum ware, toy booths, game banks June 30 were $164,348,789, an property. cipal parking lot. 3, sponsored by the county board was taken following receipt of per- bootha, refreshment booth and a increase of $538,844 over deposits In complimenting Mr. Hunting The fair, which will close the Fire Department mission from Bishop Wallace J. Other bidders on the bridge job reported as of June 30 last year. on the fine itart, Mayor Edgar V, of freeholders. were Ole Hanson & Sons, Fleas- Ladies' auxiliary homemade cake night of July 23, will have 11 Edward C. Brdege, clerk of the Gardner of the Trenton diocese to booth. Total Denise said that so far only pre- booths, including a refreshment To Award Pontiac go ahead with plans. antville, $1,473,268, and the Tuller Bank Deposit! liminary work has been done. H* board, extended the invitation to Construction company of Red A General Electric 12-inch tele- Allenhurit National $ «,2«M7l:«a stand. A Buick sedan, grand prize, The feature of the firemen's fair the mayor and council to "discuss A committee was appointed to vision set will be grand prize to Aibury Park National.... 16,«««,«81.S6 said that the National Recreation will be awarded on the co-opera- secure plans and specifications for Bank, $2,192,665. Aibury Park and Ocean Council has been engaged to mak* at Rumion, a new Pontiac auto- common problems." Council Presi- be awarded on the co-operative Grove 12,968,213.19 tive plan the last night. The carmobile, will be awarded Saturday dent Joseph C. Davlson, who pre-the building. It is estimated that plan July 23, the last night of the Atlnntlc Highlands Nat- a survey and prepare plam to »» is on display on Broad st. Ground night, the closing night. This is the sided in the absence of vacation' $10,000 will be needed and it is fair. Other prizes to be given the ional 4,842,ia».23 referred to the memorial park com- prizes will be awarded nightly. hoped to complete the erection of Relmar National 6,3I3.060.'J7 mittee and the council for study. second year that the fair has been Ing Mayor Frank Gregory, directed same night include a mixmaster Central National, Free- The officers of the lodge, headed operated by both the Oceanic Hose Borough Clerk Fred L, Ayers to the rectory by October. Claim COP Uses and a toastmaster. Ground prizes hold 8,212,726.75 Building permits turned the put by Exalted Ruler Addie Kind, are and Ladder company and Rumson write an acceptance. He praised In the meantime a campaign is will be awarded every evening. Farmers ft Merchants month by the building inspector, being carried on to raise the National, Matawan .... 6,Z57,5<«.0« H. Lynnwood Minton, totaled |21,- In charge of the 'air. The commit- fire company. the freeholders' invitation, calling Firemen's night is scheduled for Farmers National Allen- tees are grounds, Harry Weinsteln Other prices to be awarded Sat- it an effort to create better gov- needed funds, The committee feels Democratic Ideas Friday, July 22. town 2,186,461.41 550, as follows: Ida Darmino, and Harry Olsen; merchandise and urday night include a washing ma- ernment. At least four councilman that this is not just a congrega- Ralph Layton is chairman Firm National, Uradley dwelling, east side of Washington tional project, but a community Beacb 6,«3«,38e.0» rd., $12,000; Harold Thorn*, dwell- bootha, Edward McDonough , andchine, second prize; a vacuum will attend. Petillo Heads Frank Braun is awards chairman, First National, Eaton- Howard Leon; entertainment, John cleaner, third prize; and a radio, Other business of the session in- one in which many people will and Gardner C. Klein is treasurer. town - J.30«,S08.»l ing, east side «f Garfleld rd., I?,- Stoble and Marvin Kleeber; re- fourth prise. The prices will be cluded adoption of resolutions want to contribute.. Several dona- Red Bank CU-V Assisting in purchasing were Ar- First National. Engllih- 000; Howard Corliss, addition, freshments, Wilbur Symington and tions have already been received town 1.7»«,«8S.»» north side of Naveslnk ave, 1300; presented at the fair grounds at granting $500 veterans' tax exemp- thur Johnson, Frank Braun, Wil- First National. Farming* Arthur Grob; prises, Sam Hoff- the corner of River rd. and Wash- tions to Milton Heller, David J. and a good start has been made Andrew Hill, newly-e I e c t e d liam McCarron, William Warneker, Ray VanHorn, alterations, 80S on this church project. ilnlo 2,«45,28O.S» River rd., $150, and Willard S. Em- , man; publicity, Addie Kind; dec- ington st. McLean, Jr., and Richard J. Grif- 1 trustee of the Red Bank Demo- Mrs. Thomas Kraan, Mrs. William First National, freehold 9,481,815.18 orations, Abe Dixon; cashier, John With the building of the new Warneker and Mrs. Gerard P. Brat National, Spring mons, addition, 27 Locust ave, ' Members of the general commit- fiths. cratic club, Monday night contend- I.Bke 4,973,681.1? Mulvihlll; games, Joseph Menao- tee include Ray McCue, chairman; A request from Shrewsbury Sail- rectory, Fair Haven will have its ed that the Republican counci:- Domidion. Freehold Trust - 3,7<2,283.«4 $100. pane and Fred Jones, and car com- Millard Aumack, Walter Carle, ing club for. an advertisement In first regular Episcopal church par- manic candidates in this borough KcnnsburK National ...... 6,012,951.21 Council was notified by the statt mittee, John H. Kwlk and-Harry Frank Hiltbrunner, John Slocum their July 17 regatta program was ish since the dedication of the are using a campaign platform Kcynort Banking Co. ... 4,318,172.22 department of Alcoholic Beverage chapel as a mission 63 years ago. Limit Branch Banking Klatsky. and Pat Karinja. not approved. Mr. Ayers was di- which was given the public two Co - 7.7S0,719.»4 Control that the club license of the A new booth has been added this rected to write that council re- Myron V. Brown is the general years ago by Frank T. Wise, Demo- Knights Prepare Long Branch Trust ..— 9,420,523.63 Shrewsbury River Yacht club has year for children as well as a gretted It could not comply be- chairman of the drive and Russell cratic candidate for council. Manasquan National .... 5,3.18.124.»1 been renewed for another year. O. Hendrlckson, assistant chair- Matawnn Bank 1,758.«79.8» Councilman Jesse Mcllray re- children's grabbag. The Ladies' cause of funds being unavailable. The meeting: was held at the Merchants Trust, Red Crystal Brook ' auxiliaries of both companies are man! Mayor Edgar V. Denise and Pleasant inn. John A. Petillo, at- For Clambake Bank 1O.««2,8T8.«7 ported that the contract for re- operating the candy and cake FLY TO FRANCE Robert O. MacFarlane are other New Jersey Truat, Long painting the interior of the nr* mynbers of the finance committee. torney, was elected club president. Red Bank Council's . Branch 7.088,221.»0 house ha3 been awarded to Wei- booth. Mrs. 'William Xeeshan of Nave- Others elected were Mrs. Christine Peoplc-B National, Key. Sold for $24,000 sink, accompanied by her daughter, Mr. Hendrlckson )s senior warden O'Hara, vice president; Mrs. Helen Event July 24 port 4,142,959.00 ley A. Crozier on a bid of $978. Mrs. August Rathemacher of At- and E. James Wenner, Sr., junior Sea Briaht National .... 1,891,481.84 A bid of $628 was submitted by Owners to Rebuild 14 Traffic Violators warden. L. Murphy, secretary; Arnold Horn, Seacoaat Trust, Asbury Arthur B. Sickles. lantic Highlands, left Tuesday treasurer, and J6hn Spillaine, Per- Red Bank council, Knights ol Ptrlc 3,291,945.14 Eatontown Place Fined in Rumson Court night for France, where they wil Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, who clval Jones and Mr. Hill, trustees. Columbus, will hold a stag clam' Second National. Red Nine traffic cases and fines of visit relatives. They are making the has been vicar for the last six bake a week from Sunday at Mc- Bank 15,569,083.34 $82 were reported for June by Mag- Fourteen persons were lined for Frank T. Wise praised the club istrate John V. Crotvell. Tb« flaw The sale of the Crystal Brook trip by air and plan to return in years, has been called to give his Guire's grove, Middletown, rain or Totals 1H4.348.789.S1 inn, route 35, Eatontown, to traffic violations Monday night by five weeks. Mrs. Keeshan's hus- full time when the chapel becomes for its activities, and urged sup- shine. were turned over to the county. George H. Limbach of Palisades Rumson Recorder Arnold Tulp in band, who Is postmaster of Nave- a parish with the completion of a port of its members in the Novem- Cook 4» Dunn Paint* Councilman Russell H. Minton, ia recorder's court. Beginning at 11 a. m.. the day's White enamel for porch furniture at and Thomas Clancy of Oilfield* is sink, is on a two months' vacation. rectory on the church property. ber election!. program will include outdoor the absence of Councilman Arthur reported by the Dennis K. Byrne Fined $10 for speeding were a saving of 20% over advertised brands. H. Rieman, who Is on vacation, Nicholas Ierardi, Elm st,, Mlllburn; Miss Mildred DeVeaty*of Navesink sports contests and indoor games, Porch paints that you »avfl money on, agency, realtor, of Rumson, broker is substituting at the postofflce. topped by an "amateur program' turpentine and linseed oil, alcohol, ben> submitted the police report for in the transaction. The purchase William Fowler, Kempson pi., Me- sine, crude oil, waxea and polishes of al June and for the past six months. tuchen; Florence' Neilson, Middle- at 5 p, m. kinds. Just eall ua up for free delivery. price was $24,000. The purchase Atlantic* Riverview Hospital Completes Beer and soda will be served National t a 10. Prown'a,—Advertise, In the six months' period calls art! was made from the estate of Anton town; James Congdon, Naveslnk Hava you Impacted your ahadta late- ment. complaints totaled 641. Minoprlo. River rd., Locust; William Rogen, ly? Old you know that we specialise in anytime after the opening, with Riverside ave., Red Bank; Robert all typea of window ahade work? Just raw clams aarved from 1 p. m. Wanted—Old Lawn Mower* Associated with Mr. Limbach and bring In your old roller! and wo will Twenty Years at Present Site The bake will be served at 3 p. m. Will pay 125 for any hand lawn mow- Basement Susieitians Sir. Clancy is Martin Walsh, for- H. Sanborn, Virginia St., Hillside; put new ahadea on while' you wait, or er In any condition, aa trade In for one Be aurc to visit our enlarged base- Otto Gllllg, Seattle park, Red leave them with ua and we deliver. We Included in the sports contests of our famous make power lawn mowers ment quarters when in town. Complete) merly of Fair Haven and now liv- carty complete itock In regular il/.o Riverview hospital has just com- hospital. This question was placed will be horseshoe pitching, swim- lino of houseware displayed there. In- ing in Bergen county. The proper- Bank; Gulian V. Weir, Sandy Hook shades.,1 including auch well-known Priced from $109.50 to 1142.50. Tht cluding solid countera of new and use- braids aa Clopay washablee without pleted 20 years of service to the on the ballot to see if the taxpay- ming races, sack race, egg throw- Wrliiht Storo of Red Bank, 30 Mon- ful plastic Items, moth preventatlvc and ty was formerly known as the ave., Btlford, and Marguerite Kele- ers would support it, but it was mouth atreet, Red Bank. Phone .RE *• her of Atlantic Highlands. rollers at 45 cents each,, on roller S5 people of Red Bank and the sur- Ing contest, aoftball games, diving Insecticides, Pyrexware, Revtwwaia, C.B.I, and was operated by the' late eenta each: Duplex 79 eenta, Estimates rounding communities, Tuesday rejected. But through its fine serv- contest and a stag balloon dance. 2233.—Advertisement. Wearever aluminum, and kitchen utea* Edward Conway of Hance rd., given by trained men In thla fltld. W« ills. Havo you tried the naw Mlraelolll Anton Minoprlo, who, lost his Ufa, marked the hospital's 20th anni- ices, Riverview hospital has become Electrical AtaUanc** together with his wife and ion,Fair Haven, and Frank Gaetano, an exclusive agents for DuPont. Ton- Ground prizes and prizes for con- at (9 cents? Trouser creaters 11,49 for tine window ahadea, Prown'a National versary in its present location on a. community hospital anyway. test winners will be presented be and equipment. Water Beaters, auto- two pair, blouse racks for atx garments when the • establishment "was de- Wallls ave., Jersey City, were fined 5 * 10 utore. Call RE 4-2180. 4? Union st. ' -. ' . ' This fact is demonstrated when one fore the amateur program. matle blankets, ringss, refrigerators. $1.95 each: new Scot towels 17 cinta stroyed by lire last September, i |S «ach for stop street violations. Broad atreet, Red Bank.—Advertisement. frcc:era, pumps, motors, ate. by Q. E. each; rlaitlo toilet >eat>, guarantee*] Riverview hospital Is something looks over the list of the hospital's Tickets must be obtained in ad Hotpolnt, Fairbanks-Morse, and Myers. $4.99 each: white step-on garbage cana, The new owners are expected to Emma Davis of Haxdlng ave., No. What ar* your requirements? Conover * Birthday Remembrance like, "topsy," who "jufet grew." loyal staff of doctors, board mem- vance of the. bake. They can be ob- porcelain inserts 13.98, quilted ehoa bag* Arlington, was lined f>7 for viola- Bros. Sales and Servlc*. Phone Hoi. tt.09, screens ami screening, plaillo gar- start building operations soon, Cpl. Jesse 8. Lelghton, Jr., V. S. H. C, From its early start in-Little Sil- bers and volunteer auxiliary mem- tained from Martin J. McGuire, 9-1181. Wlckatunk Adv«rtls*nmit. They will trade under the name tion of a blinker and stop street In loving memory of hla birthday July ver, when it was known aa Wood- bers, as well ss other men and den hose. Prown'a National 5 A 1* ordinance and Alfred Bluhm, High- 18. You are reatlng In your own land chairman of the bake committee, store, 47 Broad street. Red Bank, rhoii* of Crystal Brook farm. Beneficiary ly hospital, to its next location on women who have given the insti- or from St. James, St.-Anthony's or Cl*aranc* RE 4-2680. Wo deliver.—Advertisement. land park, $7 for a stop street dear aon, It ia what we wanted, aa we All Rosevlllo Pottery, Costume Jew of tha estate Is Iris Mlniprio, mlas you more each paaaing day. Happy Broad it., Red Bank, where .It was tution fine pieces of equipment and Holy Cross rectories. , daughter of the deceased couple, violation. birthday in Heaven lent, to the one we eiry and Hand-Cut Crystal Now JSiJtf known as the Red Bank hojvltal, endowed rooms throughout the Off Regular Pricea, Fox's 01ft Shop, Baak Stack WaaM j She is living with her aunt, Mn. loved ao well. Willing to purchase up la t,0M Vaeatloneera the hospital his grown by' leaps years, Pleas* Nale 41 Monmouth Street, Red Bank.—Adver- Hannah Wil)lams of. Mldvale. Mother and Dad. Now I* the lime to consider buylnct tisement. sharss or any part of 1.000 aaarae «j, Why not take along a telescope, fold- —Advertisement. and bounds. And it is still grow- stock of Stconi National Beak of lee] ing lawn or bench chair. Thcae are ad- When the plan to make the hos-your Wnlfalr fibre ruua whllo (he lulcc» ing, only bigger and better, because pital a borough supported one did are down mure thftn 15%. Wo hHVe A Sheffield Silver ~ Bank. John Warmtrt. Telephone Atlta. ~f 4.91 Set Dlskis juatnbla and will help you to enjoy your Mwlisie Mew tie Highlands 1.0003—AdmtlMBeM. • I)lu* willow starter lets of quality. vacation to the utmost. We have them at the completion of the present fuw left In >!«.<> U7xS4, «X9. 8x10. 0x12. Platters, bowli, augar and er**m«r for kern**, farm, country estate. »ust. not tome to pass, early hospital These ruXK lire suitable for nil year Other sets at low prices, Colored glass- in atock now from It.49 up to I(.IH) neat buildings, eilitlng or new. Long building fund campaign, there will sets, etc. Prices atart at 14,95. Ran- ware with hand minted blrdi, 11.98 • Plastic swimming ilnga 98 eenta each, )»• Duiiainsa. *aisuns or new. uoni officials, Schenck S. Thompson, Around use HH they are rovurslble, dur- ilevouH Gift Shop, ESS Bangs avenue, term,r»,' ' eaieasyr payment liberaHberal Joanloans Jiann be an entirely new and modern able anil lonit lanting. Inilit upon a We have a fixture for every rooa n not; lovely low priced Rlfta In our but* beach balls St eenta and up, bathing; aeeaptar Frank Plttlnger, Bertram Decker Asbury Park,—Advertisement. rnont. Sco our shower curtain loti, eapa, aun glasses, Bar Harbor aeta. can- esptabl* properties. Joseph O. MrCvi hospital to serve the citizens of thla Walfnlr for quality. Frown's Nallnnnl Agencyleney,. Realtors. Mortgage, Deosr»« and Newton T. Doremus, then de- 1110 store, 47 llrond atreet, Bed Bank. liuthroom scales, elothea hampera, top vaa for covering chain and awnlngi* menu area. Personal Leans o( Btovn ovens, Wenr-Gver aluminum Prown'a National 5*10 atom. 47 Broad ant. Phone Bumion t-Ollfc—Adter- cided to go ahead with plans for rhono KG S-268U, We deliver Ailver IS to 1500 on your name only, Prompt 'Vnro. National 5 a 10. Prawn's.—Ad< atreet, Red Bank. Phone RE 6-26H0. tleoment. _____^__ When the Red Bank hospital was a new and larger hospital. A fi- tlsemont. sarnn day service. Bell Finance Com- 'artlsement. We deliver,—Advertisement, „ pany, 17 Hrouil street. Red Bank, Phone N. 1. Certified Seed opened in this borough, In the build- nancial drive was started, with Mrs. AticUaMei ajsai Ag*riM*r. Soy beam, wheat, and barloy; also ing now owned by Dr. William George T. Llnton as chairman. Malnt In Florida H!!«-!«72. Ucinio 743.—AdvertlMmant. Canning Tim* To Whom It May Concern rye, hay, nurture, and lawn mixture*, Nowltcni will you find HH complete ft B. O, Coata, 4»0 Batb avenae Jar* and rubbers of all lilnda, jelly Pitas* tako nnlJce that 1 cannot ba Conover Broj., Wiokatunk. Phone HO Matthews, officials thought it would linn of tiibln oil i-luth tin wu HHVO In our Need Mortgai* Money? Brannh, Phone t-SIM. "Any M ftlnsitas, extra, HIIH, owning pota at low- ratpomlble for any debts contracted In 0-el2).—Advertisement, be wise to make it a community (Continued on Page 2)( bimi'menl. Prlcril at fid ttnii Oil ct'iitH n Sco Thompson Agency, 81 East Front auctiaa sarwhtrt."—Aactrtlaaawnt. est pricea. Cnll tn> for free deilvniy. my name by Allot E. Stein, yitnl. I'lnMlc tnulo covcrn of nil kinds. Street, riionn III: 6-0100, All types, National I * 10. Prown'e.—Adv«rtl«. Jack Stera.. Bfack lack HMII National & • 10, Prawn'a,—AilvortUe Including V. H, A,. G, I., and Construe OhryiUr, Plymouth. International ••!«• Bloat. —Advertisement, ^ Beach and lawn ehaira on hand. Beach At Your Strvlca Prown'a Hava Evsrythlns tnrnt. tlon loans.—Advertisement. and aar.lce. Maurlca Sehwacta, M*sr umbrella* 17,9ft, awlm tubts and belli, Call up ffir ynur wants, Prompt free Jmt call up. Prompt free delivery, R. B, 4.07IT,—Ad«utU*e>*at. CbtnUt, PlrmoutB, International >at«i Cornier, Plymouth, Inlet national Sates last cull for awnlnis, electric fan*, nmrh itltvrry. I,tiff varlely and lot* trkn, Sav« llnw anil nnrtty, low nrlrw, Inrun , Chrjil»r, Plymouth) International Balei Urn Kuuirl-r'oe, The new remedy for .,„- varioly, «t your Mtvlce. National * * and lirvlci, Maurlca Schwsrth Then* thletes loot. All ditiiflits.—AdfCf trnla Mayer's tavern, Carrier air <*••, •"• Mulct, Maurice SchwitU, Phone and airtlei. Maurice Sehwacta. Phone «ei'««n>, They are eelllng fan, National National t t It, Frown's,—Advsrtlsv tliintnt. . a)lt|cne4, Buaign,—Advertlwmaal. H. >. tottVAtlt * *. f-OIIT.—AlvirtllNHat, . . I • 10. Prown'i.-AdvirtlMBest. ••I* . '.. ... 10. rrewa'ir-Advirtiissunt. i. a, t.om<-«AiTMiimMt. .. Page Two JiF.D BANK ItEGrSTER. JULY 14. 1UH) I River Plaza was the flrst operating hospital, where a special emerges. Mount of Shrewsbury barracks, I jftiverview Hotpital room supervisor; Mrs. Theresa cy room will be located. state police. OR. ERNEST C GIERDING THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING Healier, Sirs. Cora Hance Walker The new building will be four Hearing was waived and Layton Dentitt «iuf Dental Surgeon 117 rroaptct Av«. Fbas» B. B. oust Ke4 Beak, New Jcney Completes 20 Years and Mrs. Itfnry Porter Ladiso, all stories high. This will house new was released on $900 bail on order and larger kitchens, new operating Boon It A. Kltir.IL (Continued From Page 1) of Red Bank, the first staff nurs- of Magistrate John V. Crowell of . Classes in all types of dancing for Children and Adnltl es: Miss Isabdlc Kolopc of Asbury rooms and sterilizing uniU, labor Red Bank. He will await action of Moa. Through Sat. (except Thurs.) Bus puna the door. ,'inuB sufficient funds were secured, Park, now a technician with the and delivery rooms, doctors' lounge, the grand jury. •M MAIN ST. raANSaWBG, If. J.Phoa* Kauahar* e-MU Conducted During the Summer ;ihe board commissioned John P. Roche drug firm at Nutlcy, was ward space, semi-private and pri- IHulvihill of Fair Haven, who was the first laboratory technician, and vate rooms. !}hM hospital administrator, to findJosephine Bennett Hill, now living Dr. Lawrence Sangmeister is the Sp, suitable location. in Kansas, was the first bookkeep- present house physician, and has •• Mr. Mulvlhill's choice was theer and switchboard operator, served since 1938. Another staff {•resent site. The present hospital Riverview lias made a name for member who ha« served a long J wilding is the former Chaniplin itself for its meals and the onetime is Herbert-Sinclair, who has j louse, which was a fashionable responsible for this is Marie Moore- been the x-ray technician since ' 'ooming house, owned and manhousc- . She has been with the hos- 1940. .•fed by Mrs. Marie Bolonge. Prior pital since it opened its doors, serv- Dr. W. Browning Wilson is chief { o this it had been a private school. ing as chief cook and dietitian. of staff today, and has served many ttfo promote interest in the hospi- She prepares and cooks the food, years. Other doctors on the staff •lal a name contest was started and including fics and cakes. Only are Dr. Walter A. Rullman, direct- tth* winner v-as Mrs. Joseph Asay bread and rolls are bought from or of surgery, Dr. Matthews, di- }S>r White st. Her choice was Riv- baiters. Then she was assisted by rector of ear, eye, nose and throat; Jfcrvitw, and her prize was a loving the nurses and a small staff, but Dr. Cornelius C. Perrine, director of today she is assisted by 14. medicine; Dr. D. V. Manahan, di- rector of obstetrics; Dr. "Nlcho'as Mr. and Mrs. George Rcnuold G. Ransohoff, director ol* orthopeJ were also early employees at theics; Dr. Vincent Whaleii, director hospital, serving as maintenance of x-ray, and Dr. Jullui Toren. di- man and housekeeper, respectively. rector of pathology and laboratory. They served just a few years at the Union S.t. location, and in.1931 Mrs. Dorothy Nicosia is director Alfred Ferry was ntimcd mainten- of nurses, and supervisor of the ance man. It's ".Mickey's" cfllcient operating loom. Miss Ann Brltan- service that keeps everything hum- ak of Keyport is nurse in charge ming and in lip-top shape, and it'sduring the day; Mrs. Ladiso, Red his efforts that give the hospital Bank, for the night shift, and Mrs. that ncat-aa-a-pin look outside, and Jane Warner, Red Bank, is in spick-and-span appearance inside, charge of the nursery. Operating room nurses are Misses Barbara Once the hospital was started it Carpenter of Rumson; Misses Mar- LEADING PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES was Mrs. Linton who organized garet Manzini and Louise Cona- atUCMTT'S the auxiliaries, and women who as- mico, both of Red Bank. sisted with this project were the Others on the nursing staff art late Mrs. Nellie Chauncey of Fair Mrs, Carmella Arnone, Mrs. Susan Haven, Mrs. John Bcil, Occanport, Weart, Mrs. Dorothy L. Smith, Mrs. who is still secretary of the hospi- Esther J. Worts, Mrs. Katherine Up* 27% Off! tal board, and Mrs. Wellington W. Campbell, Mrs. Christina Conrow, Wilkins, Si\, of Tinton Falls. There Mrs. Gertrude Nledermeyer, Mrs. was also an early auxiliary in Stcvetta Spafford, Mrs. Marion O'- Keansburg, but this lias since been Connor, Mrs. Nora Worden and disbanded. Now the hospital has Misses Arlcen Woollcy, Grace auxiliaries in Red Bank, Shrews- Barnes, Marlon O'Connor, Edna Mn. Julia Throckmorton bury, Oceanport, Tinton Falls, Fair Chandler, Josephine Stevens, Yo- Haven, Rumson and Middletown. landa DiMaria, Doris Aumack, Ev- OUTING JUGS Eg When Riverview opened its dcora, Mrs. Linton is now president of elyn Conwell, Louise Huber, Julii lit had four patients. These patients the combined auxiliaries and is Hufilni and Emma Berry, and Ro- '•'mm brought from the Broad st. their representative to the hospital land Scott, a male nurse, • location in one of Anderson's mov- board. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Levinson ling vans, driven by Ensley M, The first hospital board president are hospital technicians. Members Ml.lJ.W ttlOU ! White. The patients were accom- was the late S. S. Thompson, and of the business office staff are Har- Htovy.gauQt tteol iockat. for spout. HOME ! Spaniel by Dr. John B. Boyd, who he was followed by Newton T. Dor- ry C. Morford, head bookkeeper, BABY INvas the first chief of staff and one emus and Mayor Charles R. Eng- assisted by Mrs. Doris Kody; Mrs. IlDf the flrst Red Bank physicians lish. Serving as president current- Sonja Bennett, record room direct- R«f.$l.29UK ;jo lend his services and support to ly is Freeholder James S! Parkes. or; Mlsg Gladys Tice, admittance PERMANENT IJthe hospital. The van had a Po- The late Mr. Pittinger was the first officer, and Mrs. Marianne Par- Oil..* Unbrtokablt mtlol liner. lice escort led by the late Police treasurer, and he was followed by cesepe, hospital planning. J (Chief Harry Clayton. the late Mr. Deckert. The late 07'* I; The patients were met at theFrank Groff, who was a board vice ; Jiosplta) by the Hrst superintendent, president for many years, served Two Injured KH.**.UUKC0 j-lfUs Bessie M. White, and the first as a temporary president before In Freak CrasK Sorvosdrinkseoiilyl Showerproof liner. ; charge nurse, Mrs. Margaret Ry- Mr. Doremus started his term. om59- ; ' tr"' "? f \^ !3tyder came to the institution in also director of nursing. During evening when an empty car > • SIMS after working at the Broad the war she joined the Army traveled 200 feet north in the TOOTHPASTE BOTTLE Reg. 1.25 !kt. building, and remained constant- Nurse corps and is now on thesouthbound traffic lane. UAflllSM IJy on the nursing staff until 1941, staff at McKinley hospital, Trenton. Keyport state police said the ac- "Keapsit" Pint . . . . INrhen she resigned to do private cident occurred when a car driven WHVUVIfl , jjluty work. Superintendent today is Mrs. by Joseph Malinchalk of Kearny I! Moving day was a busy and hec- Julia Throckmorton, and it is due was struck when the driver at- 89&m IjUe one, because at that point the to her guidance and foresight that tempted to cross the island from ••MMTMMNV". i {hospital lacked supplies and equip- Riverview is the hospital it is to-the north to south lane. As the ve- WRIST WATCH ment The entire stock of drugs day. Her guiding hand has helped hicle pulled into the south lane it Reg. ;;were moved in a small laundry patients, board members and staff collided with a car driven by The- ;pag. Bernard Katsin, local drug- personnel alike with problems. She odAre Palumbo of Keyport keeps in constant contact with pa- I O WMKI* tuer IWHW. INC I ;fjist, learning this, completely The door of the Palumbo car ABSORBINE JR.M.25 tients, paying them daily visits, • tjtocked the drug doom with nec- and this helps to promote the sprung open and Elaine Wallace, 69- ' a»iary items. The Keansburg Com- ; friendly feeling with the hospital a passenger, fell out of the car. AMMONMTIB •aaunlty club gave -the hospital sev- and its patients. Palumbo, in an attempt to grab jeral beds and tables which were When Mrs, Throckmorton took the girl, also fell out of the cur. TOOTH POWDER CIICII CLOWN letted in the emergency and oper- over in 1938, Riverview had 28The car was swung around from CLEANSING ating rooms. As the years passed the impact of the crash and pro- TICCIIC beds. The new wing was built in ! father organisations and individuals 1943, increasing the. accommoda- ceeded north in the south-bound Box of 400 . . ikave the hoipital many pieces of tions to 40 beds. The new wing, lane, gaining momentum as it which is on the western side of rolled down a hill on the highway. 23- hospital then had approxi- The car struck a vehicle operated mately 30 beds, today it has 40,the old building, contains a new and modern laboratory, hospital of- by Frank Oecere of North Bergen, ZOMBIE GLASSES g pad when the new building is com- and continued. Police said a group jsleted, It will have 80. Then the fices, record rooms, a complete ma- ternity section, a delivery room and of motorists were able to stop the REG. 75c For tool, upsweep hair-do's this Summer? jpeepltal had small wards, a few runaway vehicle, Palumbo and •private rooms, a small delivery and nursery, and several private and 6 FOR 69° semi-private rooms. Miss Wallace were treated at the A • pperating room and a kitchen. An South Amboy hospital for skin • ]«ld closet in the cellar was the When the new building Is com-burns and bruises. &VEHIDA SWAY-LAC PALMOLIVE • laboratory. pleted It will be one of the finest GYPSY OuUttd • > The hospital's flrst surgeon was small hospitals in the state. Pres- ArtWRfoM tike late Dr. Biddle H. Garrison ot ent plans call for the erection ot Awaits Grand Jury Suittan Hair Ucqwr MASTIC SCUFF Sited Bank. Dr. Boyd was not only the new building in back of the SPECIAL! Action for Desertion 4-ovnc« bottlt with ! chief of staff, but did all the early present structure and closer to the Oiant 43c sin siimii • iX-ray work. Other Red Bank doc- river. When this is done, the old Joseph Layton of Miami, Fla., instant finger tip Ikon who were on the staff during original building will be completely was arrested Monday afternoon on and targ* pressure crtomiitr. tthe early years were the late Dr. torn down, and in its place will be complaint jof Marguerite Fazzone of 27c tilt {Walter W. Gosling, and Dr. Irv-a modern parking court for visit- 8 Newman Springs rd. for the de- 98" Assorted • fat K. Lovett, Dr. Frank M. Golf ors' and doctors' cars and a special sertion of his son, Joseph Layton, SWIM CAM jeuid Dr. William Matthews. driveway for ambulances. The new Jr., in November of 1946. The ar- 5€¥;i ;• Mn. Bernadine Decker Adami of driveway will go to the back of the rest was made by Trooper Carl wlffi efir* sfrajMf FOOT BALM RITUAL KIT fit FOR SORE TIRED FEET FirstM.d Contains four 7-ounf boHfei > NIT • InriiM Citme Shsm*** • Cnm» cevn Costs less to kuy- Visibltconlantsir first 34"x54" • Crtmt Hair Oftiilita aid «si«nrials. CMIPS fftfrctfvcfory KM 54 0e«Me REG. 59c f APPLICATORS AISORIINT mete lot twefce 29* FEMININl mm IREFIU SPICIAll SAVI 20c HYGIENE MmtrtiSTRIIIfl! Ovard summer point KIT *., 79c S9* NtwTONISMNCUMBIS R«fl. $MI STA-NIIT Heimlarktr.CwhlThlni 9-inch Tflmtit,ftHalil W« fit

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COTTON AND CREPE 4 y •• • nrf MMiMMiai arl«. Ywir A frlM«r *W &*" *• • *ala» af c DRESSES R L Were Now 10.95 8.95 T E 11.95 to 17.»r. 12.00 2.1.00 to ?».!).'> 18.00 H A 39.95 U» «'J.!t5 - • • • 28.00 lo 42.00

Scene taken here Friday In front of the French box car with which Monmouth Voittire, 1107, U 40 A 8, is touring the county in its drive for clothing and fund! for the Preventorium at Farming- dale. R ONE AND TWO-PIECE AIR CONDITIONING The picture ihows Prank Innacelll, (third from right) chairman of the drive, presenting ,T sou- venir picture of the box car to Mayor Charles R. English. Looking on, left to rijjht, are: Freeholder BATHING SUITS R Joseph C. Irwin, Mrs. Morrell Moore, president-elect of the Ladies' auxiliary of Shrewsbury post, A American Legion; Frank Bailey and Mrs. Mortimer E. VanSautcr, the auxiliary's president. HEATING A considerable amount of clothing was collected, and picture sales amounted to $100. The Were • Now clothing and money were turned over to the Farmingdale institution. N M.!)5 - 115.05 12.00 M Oakhurst Center Time Openings Dunn Arrested 1D.95 . 25.00 15.00 J. H. Mount Co. Destroyed by Fire At Keantdnirg C O A fire early Monday destroyed Peter Dunn, 36, scheduled fov •4 MOAD STRUT the Oakhurst recreation center Of Bridge Asked questioning by New York authori- EVENING DRESSES which houted eight bowling alleys, ties about old murders on New E R MD SANK a bar and a restaurant. Damage Sea Bright Span Said York's waterfront, and a brother Wore Now was estimated at $100,000. The -To Cause Congestion of John M. Dunn, who wns sent cause of the', flre is not known. to the electric chair last week for 22.95 - 25.00 18.00 4-4M0 Herman Reiman of Long Branch The Monmouth county board of his part In the slaying of Anthony T 1B the owner. Hintz, boss stevedore, wa.s given a ( freeholders will be asked to plane DO-day sentence in the county jail A 3D. Jj • J9.95 .... 23.00 to 30.00 Engineer! for The flre was discovered by Oak; the opening of the Sea Bright draw- Sunday. O • Summer Cooling hurst Police Officer John Gerrity, bridge on a restricted schedule to Dunn was arrested at Kcansburg who heard the splintering of glass relieve the frequent congestion of by Sgt. Theodore Loder on n at the center, which la located a T • "Packaged" Air Conditioning week-end shore and homeward charge of falling to register with few blocks from police head- borough officials. Under an ordin- N quarters. Firemen were able to bound traffic. ance persons with criminal records I • Automatic Central Heating save the postoffice and a private Decision to appeal to the county are required to register with bor- residence, adjacent to the burning to regulate bridge openings, rather ough officials. Dunn is expected to building. than continue to have the bridge be questioned by New York police, opened every time an individual boat operator wants to pass CAR THIEVES FINED through, was made by the Sea Bright mayor and council last Robert H. Olin of Keansburg and Thursday night. his brother-in-law, Walter E. Small of Brooklyn, each received sus- It was disclosed by James Thor- pended sentences to Bordentown, sea, a resident, that bridges in three years' probation «nd $200 some other resort counties in th>s fines when they appeared before state operate only on schedule—so County Judge J. Edward Knight 1st ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW many minutes an hour, with a at Freehold Friday. They were single opening in that hour, This found guilty of stealing cars be- AT THE WHITEHOUSE plan was described as successful. longing to Stephen Kapushy of TO BE HELD AT It was arranged, aaid Mr. Thorsen, Union Beach and John Kinsella of !)0 UROAP STREET by freeholders In those counties, Keansburg Apr. 24. Small also re- OPEN FRIDAYS TILL • In Sea Bright, Mr. Thoroen 'aid, ceived a suspended sentence for the bridge - is opened as many as theft of a car owned by William 50 times on a busy day, causing Eichner of Glen Ridge. '•' REDMEN'S HALL long lines of cars to usually wait a long time before moving on.' ' Councilman Nelli Jacobeen, Re- 1 CHURCH STREET RUMSON, N. J. publican candidate for mayor, and an operator of the bridge, aald he was familiar with the regularly spaced bridge opening system uied AUGUST 26-27-28,1949 in some other parts of the state. THE AT He said he thought the system might be made to work advan- (For Reservations Call Runuon 1-1381.W) tageously at Sea Bright. FRANK FRISCIA Acting on the recommendation, Shoe Sale ™ the councllmen asked that Bor- ough Clerk Clarence Stevens write the freeholders with this suggestion and ask that they give it consider- ation. ' Monmouth County Women Always Look For! Palm Beach Suits Shoe Sale At Footcraft REDUCED! "First Time In 8 Years- REGULARLY PRICED Widths AAAA to C Sizes 2\ to 11 AT $27.30 I. MILLER - TROYLINGS - AIR STEP - ANDREW GELLER NOW LAIRD, SCHOBER - MADEMOISELLE Our Hand Sewn Loafers

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Keep yourself refreshingly comfortable In a 22% cooler Palm Beach Suit* In fact, at this price you ' should grab two or three and have several seasons* TEEN ME SHOES AND ODDS & ENDS supply of absolute comfort. PAIR Latest Modeh * Top Quality, • Standard Stock REDUCED TO $3*°° Ha. .lal. RED BANK, N. J. Footcraft Shoes E8 SIXCH Open That Charge Account today .. . Shop Fridays Till 9 P.M. 86 BROAD STREET Headquarters for Ofliciiil Buy & Girl Scout Slioes RED BANK ttae Tout RED BX>K REGISTER, JULY 14, 19if Vacation Cliureh School Session INSURANCE Sherwood's Carrier Ws) are direct Ageuu for tbe following leading for For Dependable and Complete Companies: American Incuranca Company of Newark AIR CONDITIONING Automobile Inwranca Company Golf Uoosn Cooler* DekusnMiaers Continental Insurance Company Store WeathenMken law Temperature CM) lag Olent Falla Inturance Company Equipment . Great American Insurance Company NOEL R. MLSON • Hartford Fire Insurance Company IT BBOAD SWEET BED SUNK Insurance Company of North America 7lrMtfSt Rid K. B.S-34M Northern Assurance Company United States Fire Insurance Company Yorkshire Insurance Company • • » • Aetna Casualty A Surety Company Oreat American Indemnity Company Hartford Accident A Indemnity Company Indemnity Insurance Company of North America National Surety Corporation tWM/flm WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (Firm) Real Estate & Insurance Ridge Road, Rumeon Td.: 1-0600 mm Up to! Pounds pww-k

A group at the vacation church school in receiving instruction from Misn Nancy Field, Fair Haven school teacher, at the Red Bank Presbyterian church. Left to right: William Pinton, EllM- beth Pinton, Jay Btryker, Elizabeth Ann Pillls and Miss Field. Clnsses have been held at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches since June 28, under the di- rection of the Red Bank Council of Churches. Rev. John B; Kirby, Jr., pastor of the Fair Haven FOOD TABLETS Methodist church, is director.

it primarily is, he told the board Croucll Tells Man, possibilities of making the event Plan Air Show the leading annual National Air Aid Wife or Go to Jail vHfciit ittnitJMi lurafil Afilt* show of the United States are de- James W. Davis, 100 West Bergen At Monmouth Race veloping fast. pi,, appeared before Red Bank Arrangements for use of'the race 1 YM, th* Kyron Plan, tha NOT food ta blet way to reduce, wfflbtlp f Magistrate John V. Crowell Tuei- youlowuptoVlba.fint7dayt-roryo u pay nothing. It your aioial i track facilities were made by day morning on a complaint of his weight is caused by over-eating (anc 1 not glandular), th* Kyron ;-,„. , Track Aug. 20 Amory L. Haskell, president of the wife, Julia Davis, of the same ad- Plan is designed to act 3 ways: (1) T o help appease your huawar. ||H||| Monmouth Park Jockey club, and dress. Mrs. Davis charged in court to cut down your appetite eutom aticauy, yet you nevef leal pSai Boy Scout Council they will be an absolutely free do- that her husband wai contributing hungry; (2) Include* nutritioua ale menu to help maintain jrour §immBte nation to the Scouts. Mr. Haskell energy while reducing; (3) Racoaaenrk to f|f nothing to the support of herself package man y foods often falsely labeled In I Will Benefit from is a member of the Scout board of and her two children. ordinary die<;ane"fattening." Endriiwneat| directors. a Three-State Event Promotion of the show is in Magistrate Crowell. told Mrs. Da- charge of a general committee vis that if she did not receive any Plans for a big three-state air with Irving J. Feist as chairman. money from her husband by the show at the Monmouth park race end of next week, she should in- ''! 10JT 15 POUNDS IN / aMffl" Operation Repairs The other members are E. Donald —sow. Mr: Kathryn Walhr track Aug. 20 as soon as the rac- Sterner, Scout president; Amory form Robert Kennedy, welfare di- 3132 Wen* Potomac Afenut, Chiaf A F.H.A. Title #1 Loan offered by the Red Bank Saving! * Lou ing season is over, announced by U Haskell, Sanford C. Flint, Wil- rector, who would put Davit under "Kyron rtsulta have been absolutely aa- arrest. Mr. Crowell then warned toniahinr. 1 am 27 years old, and have • will put your old, run-down houne on the road to recovery—but Monmouth council Boy Scouts at liam Buchsbaum, Joseph C. Irwln 7-year-old i.lauahler. When I atartert us- directors' meeting at the Holly- and Theodore D. Parsons. Frai.k Davis that if he continued to fail ing Kyron. [ weighed 153 pounds, and felt quick. If your house need* a new roof, aiding, paint, heating; wood Golf club last Thursday to help support Mrs. Davis and her nwfully cilt.1 and let-down. In 7 weeks, I Savage, former secretary of Aa- children, he would go to jail. He lost 35 pnn nds. I used to fast aluggisb aad plant or a major remodeling job, dlsvun* your financial case with night, were further developed Tues- buiy Park Chamber of Commerce, always tirnti. Now I feel ao much younier specialists.. We'll tell you tho must convenient and raniewt way day at a. luncheon at the club- has been engaged as director of also informed Davis that he would •lid llylf. My friendida- and my husband csn't fat over tie house at the track, at which Irv- be arrested the first week he ne- chut* that has takeni plteplsea llaa 7 abort weakj." - to arrange the payments. Ask us—no obligation. the organization now being aet up glected to make the payment to ing J. Feist of Shrewsbury, who is to handle it. chairman of the general commit- his wife. «e, arrived at a settlemcnt'of sev- RIDUCI UP TO 7 POUNDS FIRST 7 DAYS... FrM! Doctor's Scittitifle eral of the fundamentals. Patients Hear TAKES OWJT UFE OR NO COST! MAMmia RED BANK SAVINGS It was decided that general ad- ,Mrs. Anns, M. Holters, Germrfn- Oat a psckai. of Kyron Tablets from a Sun Bar Prat norm. Bat taaat) Weight Chart Available mission tickets, of which the com- born wife of Pvt. Ralph Kolters, eondanud food tabltta for 7 days—and follow dlrKtloi. a. explalna* in pscksge. Check your weight before and after uelni Kjron. If »e» mittee hopes to sell from 20,000 to Fort Monmouth soldier, committed at* not 100% delighted with remit. . . return tha araptr pa.kagt to iliHSun Ray Drugstores and LOAN 25,000, would be priced at $1, phis Musical Program suicide early Saturday morning In your Sun Ray Drug store, and we will raturn roar money. Make) talt 20 cents tax. Clubhouse admissions Entertainment Given the .couple's Long Branch apart* taat today. Ask out druggist {or th. Kyron Pit* .. tha eondanawl foot NO OBLIGATION TO BUY will be %l, including tax; boxes menl by flooding the room with Abtt $25, including tax, and parterre At State Hospital illuminating gas. Mrs. Holtera was BUY THE KONOMY SIZE AND SAVE MONEY 10'BROAD ST. FED BANK NEW JERSEY boxes $50, tax included. Other found on the floor near a couch. sources of revenue will Include More, than 300 patients of the She was 34, and had been in this soft drinks and refreshments sold state' hospital* at Marlboro heard country seven months. She is sur- a musical entertainment program vived by her husband. DRUGSTORES BROAD AND WALLACE STS., RED BANK 11 at the track and parking and pro- Monday night, sponsored by the gram advertising privileges. Union Mental Welfare society, Mr. Feist reported that he had which featured the Union munici- held preliminary discussions with pal band. The program was pre- the army and navy, who have been sented on , the hospital lawn. The asked to put on the main show nlm of the society is to entertain and that they were entirely favor- those who are mentally ill. able. On the third Tuesday of each "Th* government," said Mr. month the society members visit Feist, "is capable of producing the the hospital and serve homemade finest air show on earth, and this refreshments. At these parties tve are hoping for. The attraction games are played and community we got under contract before an- singing is enjoyed. Another aim nouncing the event is National Air of the society is to help the patients showa, at present leading, air cir- re-establish contact and interest in performers in the country, the outside world. Transporation who put on the widely known for the society members is provid- Cleveland air races every year. We ed by the Eliiabethtown Red Cross are telling government officials If chapter. they will give us what they gave Monday night's program Included LaGuardia Held when it opened, comedy imitations by Dorothy Mc- we will put 25,000 people there Sweency of Union and a quartet of from three states to see it and male voices from the American make It the biggest air show in company at Linden. The band was the United States, we hope an an- under the direction of Ralph Page. nual event. We have the place to Band selections included, "Onward hold it. Facilities at the track arc and Upward," "Orpheus Untervelt," unsurpassed, and the location is "Semper Fidelis," "Zampa," "King unrivaled, being within two hours' Cotton," and "Washington Post drive by motor of 25 millions of March." people." The society will aid the physical education staff of the hospital in While the show was flrst pro- sponsoring the Meld day to be held posed by Mi*. Feist as a revenue Sept. 7. The Marlboro Women's LOOK AT ME FOLKS! maker fop local Boy Scouts, which Auxiliary will also assist.

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Miss Editlt Audrey Bennett, ,'O\vn« were shell Jiink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ike the honor attendant's. All tiie H. Bennett of Phalanx id., Linattendant- s wore crowns of summer croft, became the bride of Arthur flowers, black velvet neckbands, and WASH IAI1KICS Shurkskin Uniform* Joseph Dunn, son of Mrs. John carried Colonial bouquets of pastel M TO 38 IN. CONTINUING LIFE Mauch of Newark of Newark, and shaded flowers, tied with black vel- the late Joseph Dunn, Saturday at vet ribbons. :.95 • IS A VITALLY I M - Holmdel Reformed church. A can- William Lampe. of Hillside was dlelight ceremony was performed best man. Ushering were Walter by Rev. Richard Hunter. and Harold Bennett of Llnctoft, yd- 5 - PORTANT FACTOR FOR Warren Ayres was soloist, and brothers of the bride; Robert BK(i. lang "At Dawning," "Sweet Mys- Kurtz, Elizabeth, the bridegroom's RKU. 6Bc TO 79c - AN EXECUTOR OR TRUS- tery of Life," and Grieg's "I Love cousin, and James Drake, Phillips- Made of flue "Stvanelle" shark* Thee." Fredcrlch Wohlforth, or- burg. Wuven Ginghams shin In white only. Superbly TEE TO POSSESS. ONLY A ganlst, played "Liebestraum." The bride's mother wore an aqua Printed Dimity finished with (hurt sleeve*, V- The bride was given in marriage dinner gown with white accessories Bate* 1'rliits neckllnt'. Cool to wear and CORPORATE INSTITUTION by her father and wora, an ivoryand a corsage of Talisman roses. Kverfant 1'rint* launder* beautifully. For nurses, satin gown designed with long The bridegroom's mother chose a While Organdy sleeves, buttoned at'the wrists, a beige dinner gown with brown ac- White Nainsook maid*, waitresses. LIKE OURS CAN FULFILL THIS iweet-hcart neckline,' fitted bodice, cessories and a corsage of Talis- ind chevron pleats tucUcd low atman roses. REQUIREMENT the waist. The folded pleats of tlie A reception for 100 guests follow- skirt fell into the long train. Her ed at the home of the bride's par- PAINTY GIRDLES veil was French imported illusion ents on Phalanx id,, Lincroft. The SIX-PIECE . and was three-quarter length, fall- bride's traveling costume was aqua ing from an ivory satin helmet. with white accessories and a cor- GLIDEK SLIP COVER Her bouquet was a garland of gar-sage of orchids. denias and ivy. The bride: was graduated from .00 Miss Barbara Tarnow of Leonar- Middletown Township high school, do was maid of honor, and wore The Barbizon School of Modeling, an orchid colored, off-shoulder New York city, and attended Se- 5 styled gown of mousseline-de-BOi«. ton hall college. The bridegroom 5 REG. 8.95 Mrs. Walter J. Bennett of Lincroft, was graduated from Lafayette col- BEG. «.H the bride's sister-in-law, was a lege and is a member of Alpha Made of satin laatex with de- bridesmaid and Misses Sylvia Kappa Phi fraternity. He served Made of heavy water repellent Schanck of Oceanport, a cousin of as a lieutenant (J. g.) in the Navy. material In bright stripes. tachable garter*. Styled by •jntamus- the bride, and Irene (Ginger) Both Mr. and Mrs. Dunn arc em Covers go over Individual cush- Nemo, Rago and Kabo. Flesh Fromm, Holmdel, were junior ployed by the Prudential Insurance ion*. Drawstring* hold cover color only In sites 25 to 31. 5E[0ND NATIONAL bridesmaids. All the bridesmaids' company, Newark, tight. Atlantic Highlands and afternoons at the school field. A pet show featured last week's BRNK5.TRU5TCD Sverre Sorcnson, borough magis- program. Program directors arc ItuAlpd or Tailored Men's & Boys* trate, entered Monmouth Memorial Mayor Waldron P. Smith, Council- hospital Monday for treatment for men Everett Curry and Edward CURTAINS SPORT SOX a recurring leg injury. In hla ab-Walder, arid Eugene Lleneck, Her- aenee, Francis Lawley will be act-bert S. Meinert, Charles Langc and ing magistrate. Raymond J. Johnson. Cars driven by Stephen Brust of Leonard E. Hofman, son of Coun- 34 Prospect ave. and Boy DePal- cilman and Mrs. Leonard D, Hot- Pit mer of West Washington ave., col-man, is currently in Texas with the lided Sunday evening at the Inter- Navy. REG. 2.3* BEG. 30c PAIR section of East Washington and The proceeds of the fire depart- Central aves. Officer William Mo ment and first aid squad fair, Aug. Hathaway dot*. Each Hide i* M Colorful checks and stripes la • Are Your Clothes Laughlin investigated. There were 21 to 25, will go toward the memor- In. olde, VA yards long. Ruf- variety of comblnatloni. Gomf, ial athletic Held. The firemen arc fle* and side hem* extra well no injuries or complaints. long wearing sox that are Robert J. Flavin paid a $5 Hn«conducting a contest for borough made. A real bargain at this Saturday after pleading guilty to d children in connection with the price. to fit. Size* » to 11. Clean for VacationTime? charge of careless driving on fair. Winners will receive prizes Mount ave. including bicycles and fishing equip- Two-hour parking on First ave. ment. is now In effect and signs telling motorists of this law are located along the street. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muir will leave Saturday to visit Mrs. John PHONI TOUR H. King of Highlands, who Is va- cationing at Keeseville, N. Y. OLDSMO1ILI Frank Siegfried is recuperating at Monmouth Memorial hospital PIALIR Make a Date with the following an operation. Friends of the law Arm of Rob- •rti, Pillsbury, Carton and% Soren- aon attended a baseball game be- tween the New York Giant* and Brooklyn Dodgers at Kbbets field Friday night. Dinner was enjoyed at the Brass Rail, Brooklyn. A chartered Boro bus transported the LOWEST-PRICED "ROCKET'ENGINE CAR! party. Members of the Methodist Men's club also attended the game Friday Juit call your Oldsmobile dealer'* number—and night. A telephone exhibit was present' you'll hate a date with the "hoUeit number" on ed at Monday night's meeting of tit hi&way! That's the Futuramic "88"—the ths Lions club at Homestead inn. Sandy Hook bay post, American car motorists everywhere an talking about; Ltglon, met last night and opened They're eidted by the "88's" exclusive com- nominations for new officers. The bination of "New Thrill" features: That apeo nominations will remain open until the electiona next month. Ucular, gas-saving power plmt, the "Rocket" SANITONI Harry Hauuer is braving two Engine! A brilliant new Body by Fisher— empty stores on First ave. redec- The Better Kind of orated. The stores are expected to roomy, comfortable, yet more compact! Hydra' bt rented when the repair work Is Matie Drive*—for effortless motoring ease! Dry Cleaning is completed. Futurstnic, styling—panoramic vision—and Miss Annie Laurie and Miu Dor- othy Wingert left Friday on a mo- much, much more. It's the mott modern, the I-M the answer! "-••> tor tour of Canada.' most exciting car you've ever known! But to Councilman and Mia. Everett Curry last week gave a barbecue appreciate the "88," you'll have to take its The basis of K "new"vacation wardrobe may be in and farewell party for Mr. and Hn, wheel! You'll have to try its fleet flexibility— your own c.oset right now ;;; just waiting for the Harry Meyers who are moving to its spirited eagerness—in every highway situ* magic SANITONE 'ouch to "wake up" dull color*, Bed Bank. The Ladies' Aid society of the ation! And your nearby Oldsmobile dealer is restore original smart fit!You'l l be amazed at the way Presbyterian church will hold a ready and willing to arrange this "drive of dirt disappears, spots vanish. Call us today and food sals tomorrow morning at the Atlantic theater. • lifetime." So find his telephone number be ready for Vacation Timej John Pillsbury, assistant pros* below. Call him today. And soon you'll know cutor, is laid up with a sore arm, the moat thrilling "New Thrill" of all—a 1 The Girl Scout troop held a pic- demonstration date willi the Oldsmobile "88!" 'n.nfra.Jfiute Drl- unimi nic Tuesday at Choescquake park. wui>m«m on Striti "tt" *mt Irving B. Zeichner, local attorney, ">H" mniMi, minut m «M no M '79." run tUmiiM is hoading the Jewish appeal drive lir— tyriwitJ m mm «•* in the borough, Edwin Banficld has opened a candy bar and Ice cream store In a portion of his business office on Mount ave. Mr. and MM, W. Harry Poster, will leave this week for a vaca- A OINtKAL MOTOKS VAtUi tion at LewiBbutg, Pa . OLDSMOBILE Mr, and Mm, James Posten havo . Cleaners, Dyers, Launderers returned from H vacation at De- PHONI YOUR DIALIR . ,' •• troit and Pittsburg. M-W WIUTE ST. ' FHONE RE MsQ# More than 65 children are taking part In the summer pluyground pi a Tdephon* RE 6-2800 gwmi being sponsored by the PHONE RE 6-0910, HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. Y.M.C.A, and borough council. Arch Shaw, head couch, Is In charge of or visit 8 MAPLE AVENUE KEU BANK, N. J. the program which u held mornings BED BASK REGISTER, JULY 14, 194?

as a guide to advertising and selling, for husband was superintendent «f RED BANK REGISTER distribution to business executives. This Thatcher Brown's estate at Locust .. 4S-4S Btaai Sired, Red Bank, N. J. EVENTS OF YEARS AQO Point. i ESTABLISHED 1878 information, however, symbolizes the effort, Mrs. Leo McKee was in general ''? Bf l+a H. Cooli amd Henry Cl»y pride and faith Hod Bank's people have charge of a beach party under the auspicies of the Eastern Star Or- THOMAS IRVING BBOWN given their town, to attract .substantial new FROM REGISTER FILES der of Red Bank. The trip to tie Editor and Fublliber citizens ami make local business a sound Fifty Years Ago Twenty-tve Yean Ago shore was made in one of Burdge JAMES J. UOGAN, Associate Editor Lewis Dangler, who lived on the Automobiles owned and driven and Russell's buses. financial structure. The four Conover brothers, WH- M. H AHOLD KELLY. Assistant Editor road between Oakhurit and Way' by Mrs. Joseph Woodward of Lin- Who among us could fail to be proud side, was gored and trampled on croft and Peter DeMidowitz of Riv- lard of Long Branch, Leon of Marl- W. HABBV FENNINGTON. Plant Supt, by four cows while he was tying er Plata collided, resulting in four boro, John R. of South Amboy aaa Thil ntwipaper assumes no rell>onsibi!itle» for of this record? a calf at James Mount's place. Mr. women being badly injured but a Edwin of Trenton, were responsi- Statement! of opinion! in letters from its remderi. Dangler, who was very deaf, did baby in one of the cars came out ble for a delightful surprise for Unscathed. their aunt. Miss Sarah E. Hsyward flu Red Bank Register assumes no financial re»poniiblli- not hear the cows coming up be- of Marlboro, on the occasion of her Um tor typographical errors in advertisement, but will r«- The P.R.R. Comes Across hind him. He lost a great deal of •. The four story brick building at •rlat that part of an >dvertisemeht in which tho typogratm- blood and the doctors did not ex- Monmouth st. and Maple ave. which birthday. Hal airot occurl. Advertise™ will please notlfr t"« ""an- was built by Abram L. Davison ten Louis J. Sieling of Red Bank re- immediately of any error which may occur. Anyone who has stepped from the tor- pect him to survive. However, ceived a contract to build three when they returned two days af- years previous and which was sub- rid streets of Xew York after a hard day's sequently bought by Slgmund Eis- small concrete bridges in Middle* iftlon Prlceh in Advance. One rear 13.00; ell ter the accident, they found the town township, his bid for the 12.00; three months, SI.SO; singlt copy, " cenU. patient out of bed and walking ner, and later by Max Leon, was work into one of the Pennsylvania railroad's leased for ten years by Louis Korn work being $16,000. 4m* Weekly, tnUred «l Second-Clan Mattel at the Po«t- about. ••ea at Bed Bank, N. J.. under tbt Act a( March 3, 187*. air conditioned coaches breathes a sigh of A surprise party was tendered of Locust Point. relief. Thomas Maurer Worthley, son of The Joseph S. Applegate farm on THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 John Abbott Worthley, Jr., at his the east side ot Nutswamp rd. was It has been a. noble experiment—the home on West Front st. in cele- sold to Louis Kuzuba for $10,000. putting on of these cool P.R.R. cars this bration of his 16th birthday. Pres- The farm at one time was owned Editorial Views ent were Annie and Ethel Atkin- by Edmund Wilson who, it was A Succe§sful Enterprise summer. It, is a forward step in coast son, Agnes Earling, Lulu Wey- said, had spent $25,000 on the The borough beach at Boa Bright al- service that cannot and should not go with- brtcht, FloisUPhelps, Annie Brown, place. Of Other Papers out due appreciation to the railroad. P.R.R. Eveline Odell, Kittle and Lillie Ow- Judgment for $7,500 was returned ready this season has lakuu in an amount ens, Bertha Kridel, Herbert Davii, by a jury at Freehold in favor of HAVE THEY MED IK VAIN* ot revenue in excess of ?1 -,<">U0. The beach should know we are grateful. Jacob and Elwood Corwell, Frank Mrs. Bertha H. Root of Midletown Odell, Easton Hendrickson, Joe village who sued Leon and Kenneth Despite Nationwide editorial com- has been in operation a .scant four weeks; We still complain about the discharge Harrison, Robert Brower, Walter Reid, proprietors of a taxi service paigns (in which The Transcrift There are two mouths remaining in the, of smoke from the locomotives, but it would Curtis, Troyelus Sherman, Norman in Long Branch, for the death of participated) and continuing efforts Hoyt, Milton Spier and Louis Dav- her husband, Henry R6ot. to educate Americans^ there were season. seem that P.K.R. is turning over a new leaf idson. The Wo-he-lo. club of (iris, a 711 deaths due to violent accidents generally this year. We see more high John T. Hendrickson, who lived new orfinlzatton at River Plaza, over the July 4th week-end. From the beginning, it was apparent OB the turnpike between Middle- were raising money for a camping Traffic fatalities (not including that Mayor Thomas Fan-ell and members backed scats on commuter trains, more town and Keyport, died at the age trip. The club had coined a name thoie maimed or those who may fresh coats of paint, stronger windows and which is due the man who really of 63 after an illness of three which stood for work, health and have died since Monday) for the of the Sea Bright council had lapped a fine made that splendid rescue. I am love. The members were Shirley nation were 315; drownings were better lighting. These are all things com- LETTERS FROM | sure you will use my letter or pub- months. income source in placing an admission price lish a corrected, truthful version Mrs,- Ellen Cavanaugh, wife of Bioren, Marie Rochelle, Irma Cono- 256, and from miscellaneous causes upon the beach. In years to come the Sea muters need and enjoy. The fares are high OUR READERS of that rescue. Michael Cavanaugh of Little Silver, ver, Mildred and .Wahnetta Crate, 140. This is the highest toll ever and these items should be on the agenda. Cordially yours, died at the age of 44 years. She Helen LeBounty and Mildred Ken- recorded over an Independence Day Bright people will realize the importance - •• ••• i •—,-... i I,, was survived by her husband and worth. ' week-end. of what their elected officials did for them Not all P.R.R. trains are air condi- OP'S AND JOBS Cecile Frankel Norton five small children. Mrs. Malachi Moore, Jr. of Ev- The home is the foundation of all tioned this summer. Those that are not are Jacob Cornwell, Jr., Eaaton Hen- erett, who had been confined to training. Why can't it be that par- in making this move. July 10, 1919 APPRECIATION drickson, Herbert Davis and Thom- her home several weeks with rheu ents, in order to protect their own As is the ease with any organization, quite dirty and quite uncomfortable. But Editor of The Register THE GUILD OF THE STAR as Maurer Worthley left on a matism, was undergoing treatment children, pursue a lifelong course those that are, arrive as a long desired Red Bank. N. J. OF THE SEA ACADEMY cruise in Davls's boat. at the Long Branch hospital. of instruction in the cause and ef- the beach is no better than its employees. A fox hound owned by Edward Augustus Ostendoff ot Vander- fect of carelessness? comfort to the man and woman who jour- Dear Sir: Long Branch, Jf. J. They are doing a job that brings credit to I wander if you realize the pub- July 1. 1943 Haley, who lived on the corner of burg, >yho had been employed in We suppose that the stumbling neys to the city to do a day's work. Let's lic service you performed in pub- Editor Catherine st, and Layton ave., the railroad repair shops at Eliza- block is the old complacency of the "town—from Beacli Superinleudent Am- lishing recently two small articles The Red Bank Register strayed away or was stolen. A «e- bethport, quit that type of work to "It won't happen to me." But if berse Nelson, to the life guards, to the hope that the P.R.R. keeps improvements in The Register. Red Bank, N. J. < ward of $10 was offered by tho take employment in a Freehold the dead could speak; it the in- coming, and that the Jersey Central joins The first article laid that 1,486 Dear Sir: owner. bakery. ' * jured could surmount the numbness ticket takers and, in fact, all hands. The foreigners (so-called DP's) are to On behalf'of the Guild of the Sadie Walling, Elizabeth Cook, The Jewish residents of Perrlne- of their pain to give warning; then beach, and other swimming places in Sea in, too. be resettled and given jobs this Star of the Sea Academy, I wish to Isadore Walling, Peter Walling, vllle and vicinity dedicated their perhaps the stories told would curb month in New Jersey. The second express our sincere thanks and ap- Thomas Walling, Daniel H. Cook new synagogue with appropriate ex- the slaughter not only on holidays 4 Bright, are attracting hordes of visitors this was a picture of a family just over preciation, to you and your entire and John H. Cook, Jr. went chab- from Latvia, being settled in a cozy staff, for your generous publicity ercises. The building was erected but every day, year. Traffic has been terrible. It is also Blind Intersections farmhouse, and Job, in Lincroft. during the past year. bing at Little Silver and came home through contributions made by the And the deeper tragedy may be At the same time, there is a Your excellent co-operation con- with a halt a bushel of hard chabs. Jewish people of that section. found in those cases where one per* a big credit to Chief Bert Boyer and his Among driving hazards the motorist steady procession of American un- tributed greatly to the success of Three dogs belonging to Arthur Walter Reade of Long Branch, son's carelessness has inflicted in- men that there have been so few accidents himself can do nothing about, none leave employed lining up at the State our numerous programs, and was E. Smith of Fair Haven were poi- who already controlled about a jury upon others—innocent pas- Unemployment Office on Front at., Instrumental in bringing about a soned. score of theatres in'New Jersey, sengers in the car of a careless and only minor traffic delay in the town. him more helpless than the "blind intersec- looking for jobs. Unfortunately, greater membership and a larger Grade* , Williams, daughter of these people are Americans, not attendance at meetings and social made a public statement that he driver, occupants of the -other car As the dollars roll in with the surf's tion." At such points, driving is not any DP'a trom Latvia, to they don't functions, John E. Williams of Navesink, en- would build a modern theatre in into which he crashed. tertained a number of her young breakers, we acknowledge the great job that more u matter of skill than it is sheer luck. have much of a chance. Thank you again for your many Red Bank in the fall which would Why can't we profit from the mis- It is tbout time we Americans courtesies. friends in celtbration of her eighth cost a half million dollars. takes of others?—Freehold Tran- is being done at Sea Bright, the nearest Though his operation is slow and cautious, gave prior consideration to the Sincerely yours, birthday. Those present were Mat- The Keansburg beard of trade script. North Jersey Coast ocean resort to New he can do little else but take a chance—all welfare of our own people. It is Mrs. Joseph F. Patti ;le and Oilie Curtis, Hazel and set up an information bureau at time Congress passed laws keep- I'ublle Relations Chairman Harry Posten, Grace Parker; Dena Church st. and Carr ave. with T. PARKING HETEB LAXITY. York. We wish the town, its officials and ing American jobs for Americana, Hower, Lena and Harold Drenner, W. Wilson of Harmony rd. in because he cannot see traffic approaching and thought Hist of the American There are 2,075 parking metus in INCENTIVES AND INSURANCE Susie, Mildred, Harry and Paul charge. Those who made donations residents continued good fortune. They until his car is well out in the road. people, Instead of squandering our Williams, Mamie Snyder, Lillie to make the information bureau Newark. They are in operation hard-earned money all over the Eric Johnston, freaking before Curtis, Phiscilla Havens, Sarah and seven hours a day, six days a week. deserve it. Some blind intersections exist of neces- world in Marshall Plans, Truman the National Association of Insur- possible were Edward Cook, Clin- Doctrines, etc., which will surely May Tallman and Maynard Card. ton B. Lohsen, Chester G. Mullin- Motorists are supposed to pay five sity. There was just no other way to make create a depression here in Ameri- ance Commissioners has called for Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Sutphin cf son, N. Detour, Henry Pope, Mar- cents for each hour of parking. So ca! the creation of an "incentive state" West Owego, N. Y. were visiting jorle C. J. Gilmour, Anthony Eck- each space, if continuously occu- Baseball, and The Woum. some roads, or streets and driveways meet in America. He defines it as one pied, would yield seven nickels a Sincerely yours, Mr. Sutphin's father, R. R. Sut- hert, the New Point Comfort land each other. Many more are the result of based on production—on the crea- phin, of Holmdel, before accepting company and the Keansburg steam- day. In practice the number ot Credit is due Mrs. Philip J. Bowers, Mrs. Besse Strasburger tion of new wealth through nickels deposited would, of course, careless engineering or poor maintenance of 36 Oakland St. a call to a church at Jackson, Mich, boat company. director of the Red Bank "Knee Pants constantly expanding production Mrs. Sutphin was formerly Miss be less, due to the time lapse be- private property. Parking of cars, too close Red Bank, N. J. brought about by the initiative and Arthur Kadien, aged 10 years, tween cars entering the space. League" of baseball players, for bringing self-reliance of individuals and pri- Conover, daughter ot John S. Con- only child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to an intersection, in many cases, blocks the CYBIL SMACK'S HEBOIC DEED over of Holmdel township. Kadien of Rumson. was drowned But all the spaces would have to the fine American sport of baseball to a vate groups, be vacant half the time to account We have heard much lately of The Daughters of Liberty of At- in the Shrewsbury river near the view of drivers entering a main artery and 1369 Ocean Avenue lantic Highlands held a fair and Oceanic drawbridge. He had been' for an average take of only 3Va *! large and interested group of youngsters in Sea Bright, N. J. the "welfare state" or the "insur- nickels a day, which is what city produces a hazardous condition. An exam- July 10, 1949 ance state," which alms at provid- bazaar in the Leonardo store and treading for clams and stepped our town. the net recelpst were over $100. from shallow water into the steam- officials report it to be. Since the ple of this is the West Front st. entrance to Editor Thomas Irving Brown ing security for all its citizens. It spaces are obviously not vacant Mrs. Bowers, wife of the president of Red Bank Register is refreshing to have Mr. Johnston The fair was in charge of Mrs. boat channel. the public parking area. There are a num- James A. Sage, Mrs. C. Norrls Pip- The Knights of Columbus were half the time, the answer to the the borough council, took the woman's right Red Bank, N. J. say: law average collection must be ber of others throughout the borough. Dear Mr. Brown: "The only hope to advance secur- pitt, Mrs. Charles Emmons and conducting an affair on Broad st. Mrs. Charlea Williams, and anticipated that the net'pro- found elsewhere. One need not look to act on an idea. She heard that "Knee When, as a direct result of hav- ity and give mankind greater ma- far. Pants Leagues" elsewhere were cutting Outside Red Bank, in some suburban ing saved another man's life, a min terial and . spiritual benefits is in Miss Ella Johnson and James 8. fits of the endeavor would exceed suffers for years and finally loses Mallory, both of Red Bank, were $4,500. Lax enforcement has taught areas, property owners fail to cut down production, and production comes thousands of motorists that they down the rate of juvenile delinquency. a leg, I'm sure the newspapers owe only through incentives." married by Rev. R. F. Butler at Red Bank lodge of Elks were hedges and overgrowth at points where that man at least the credit for all the home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. seeking a queen to be ruler of can disregard the meters. Along Only an "insider"' would know of the count- he had done. Of course, spiritual and even ma- Phoebe Richardson of Emanuel their annual fair. The candidates any'.metered street at any hour can driveways or side roads intersect such main My letter to Mr. Swan of the As- terial benefits do not automatical- be found dozens of cars where less hours she spent getting this movement ly flow to a people from produc- court. were Lydia Applegate, Cathryn under way. But the result is apparent: stems as River, Ridge and Rumson roads, bury Park Press gives the true ver- 'Two men who represented them- Chandler, Elsie Kletnschmidt, Mary meter, flags show parking time hai sion, as far as it goes, of. a most tion unless the problem of distri- selves an plumbers went to Mem- Near and Emily Ryder. The lady expired. Few of the cars are taggea to mention only a few. If anything, this is heroic rescue done off the Long bution is also solved. And the in- for illegal parking. It doesn't take The kids are playing hall. Branch beach in 1914. It is not to oral hospital in Long Branch te'l- chosen queen wai to select her own a worse condition than that in. town, be- centive* may be moral as well as lng the matron they had been sent king. the public long to find out when It just goes to show what can be done crlticiie Mr. Swan, but to correct economic—as we may see from the the police are fooling. an injustice, however unintentional, record of the Atomic Energy Com- to do some repair work on the top George SUverman, age 17 years, by a citizen. Mrs. Bowers is just one of cause traffic moves faster. that I send a copy of that letter floor. When one of the nurses had was called by telephone from the The parking meter il designed mission in cutting costs and In- to foil the all-day parker. It is the many of Red Bank's busy housewives. She Parking on curves where the roads are herewith, thinking you may feel as creasing production. Yet the AEC occasion to go to her room a few Keansburg garage where he was I do—that all who read Mr. Swan's hours later she found everything employed to a house where jokers best device found so far for ration- has her own three children and husband to narrow is another blind hazard that could article should be reached, if pos- itself illustrates the point that bold ing curb space equitably. This ra- pioneering forward, even though it in disorder. After an inspection said a handsome woman awaited take a toll of life and property. With cars sible, with the correct story of the of the urses quarters it was dis- him. The prank ended in the tioning, not revenue, is its primary whom she must devote her time. To her, rescue, and that you might want to involves risks which alarm a pas- purpose. When parking meters are use it In your fine newspaper. live and timid sense of "security," covesed that jewelry and money death of Mr. SUverman when he that has not been enough. She took a long parked on the Harding road curve at Tower amounting to $250.00 had been was fatally shot as he approached collecting nickels for only half ot Sincerely, is the best path to a more positive the time they are in operation, they look at the town and realized something hill in Red Bank, it is not possible for Cecile Frankel Norton security. stolen. the front door of the cottage, the traffic moving in opposite directions to pass Britton Hurd of Locust ave. took pranksters' plan having miscarried. are failing to accomplish their pur- more had to be done. There were just too 1369 Ocean Avenue If the incentive in this case has a party of friends to Sandy Hook Walter Mahns opened an automo- pose, many kids with idle hours on their hands. each other without one line yielding to the Sea Bright, N. J. been public welfare rather thun on his steam yacht to witness the bile service station and refreshment It would be better to yank them July 10, 1949 private profit, it does not alter the trial races of the Columbia and De- booth on the. west side ot Broad out and on many of the metered Baseball is considered a "man's game." other by pulling way over to the side. This Mr. Malcom P. Swan fact that only when the two coin- streets bar parking altogether. This Sunday Asbury Park Press cide do we have an ideal state of fender. "• st., a short distance south of the But, too, it is "All American." If a busy parking should be prohibited, particularly Asbury Park, New Jersey Miss Maud Stout, daughter of railroad station. would open the full width of streets over night. Dear Mr. Swan: affairs. A government which strives Winchester Stout of Borden at., A monster benefit for the sol- to the now of traffic. But this is housewife can take time out to organize a so hard to guarantee the welfare of left to spend some time visiting diers and sailori monument at Fair a measure that should not be taken There are many such blind dangers to I have enjoyed your work In the its citizens and insure them against without a greater effort at parking r] ball league, get kids to swing bats and bats Press, but today you have erred in the risks of human life that it ruies relatives in Lebanon county, Pa. Haven was being arranged. Princi- driving in this area—and it is time steps the most important detail of the W. H. Posten, Jr. of Atlantic pals to appear on the program meter enforcement than the-Police for them to swing, get coaches to join in the wrecking of the Charles K. Buck- out private incentives defeats its Highlands purchased the property were Gene, Tunney, Mickey Walk- Department has ever made, game, get grounds to play on and keep the were taken to eliminate them. ley. . own ends, It is only by a judicious ownedlightning Holmes Borden grocery store at disregard of the rush-hour no-park- of her, driving before the gale to ing rules, the evil effects of which the end of the season our leading merchants these evenings, it is apparent they were a seething, almost solid mass from In spite of the wide spread which damaged the chimney and the corner of Broad »t. and Syca- allowed to go swimming in the ocean at the beach over a hundred yards drought and its well known serious other parts of the house. more ave. are particularly noticeable on will come through with something to offer out. effects, the Monmouth county ag- A party of Middletown village Henry G. Fellows of Brooklyn, South Orange and Springfield ave- to your champions. And may they have hours when lifeguards were not on duty. Posaibly you know that Cyril A. ricultural agents have observed a young people went to the Bay a former Red Bank business man, nues.—Newark Sunday, News. The kids are very daring.' They go out Smack was once considered the few cornfields that are in excellent Shore on a straw ride. In the par- died at the Memorial hospital, New many years of good ball. Every inning ablest life guard (not Coast Guard) condition not only for this year, ty were Jessie Bowne, Marie Cono- York. For many years he con- NO WAR as far as they can. Seme are very good on our shore. His first job as a ver, Annie Hankins, Minnie Casey, ducted a millinery store in the for- played should be an inspiration to fine guard came to him at 16 through but for most any normal year. There will be no wan No war, sportsmanship. swimmers. But their bodies are very light. a hard rescue he did as a boy of Naturally, the reason's for the good Mtra Root, Edward C. Taylor, Jr., mer Well Temple of Fashion build- that is, between Maryland and Vir- 14. At 18. he was the highest paid showing of these few fields are in- Cecil, Lester and Harvey Conover, ing opposlts the Register building. ginia. ., Often the waves and undertow have much life guard (at the Sea Bright Beach teresting not only to the county Charles Root, Harry Lufburrow and The Players' boat club of Fair Feelings in both states are re- more strength than these youngsters can Club) on our shore. Today Cyril A. agents, but to growers of corn gen- Karl W. Marten. Haven decided not to give tta an- ported to be running high,over th« A Few Hometown FBCIL muster. Always—but always—they should Smack has no right leg. After years erally. C. Herbert Walling of Keyort, nual vaudeville show because of the regretable shooting of a Maryland of suffering, it had to be amputated County Agent Clark reports he who had taught at Navesink for high cott ot production and because crab fisherman by a special deputy .. When The Red Bank Kegister compiled as a result of the injuries he suf- the previous two years, WM appoint- the locUl theatres were not lar*ge of the Virginia Stilt* Fisheries '< enter the ocean only under adult super- fered In saving the one survivor of has seen some excellent corn fields : its current "Book of Fads," information in Upper Freehold township, in ed principal ot the Oceanic public enough to'produce the show profit- Commission. Behind the actual vision. the Buckley. school. ably. Tony Hnnting, president of dispute over the crabber's fishing on The Coast Guard actually tried Middletwon township,' and in the turned up showed all evidence of healthy What adults? Parents or other close central part of the county. In Up- Capt. and Mrs. John H. Skldmore the club, said it cost nearly $1,000 the wrong side of the Virginia- physically to restrain him from go- Maryland line is a long rivalry progress and growth in out town. Some of ing out, but he broke away and per Freehold township where a con- of Navesink celebrated the 80th to put on the production. relatives are the ones th.nt really count. started. When he was out about SO siderable number of farmers follow anniversary of their marriage with Mrs. Emma G. Adlem and Mrs. between the watermen ot the two these facts should give pride to our citizens. feet on the seething timbers, the a party attended by well over 100 Thomas Davis of New York, for- states in Chesapeake Bay and the Only recently, it has been learned here, a a rotation supplementing the fer- lower Potomac River, Among them are these: young hoy wandered too far out in the surf Coast GUard spotlight was put out, tilizer and lime applications with guests. The couple were married mebly of Red Bank, sailed on the clearly to stop him, although Mr. manure from the dairy herds on in the parsonage of the Middletown White Star Miner Plttsburg for a Nevertheless, despite this pro- Our borough citizens spent a record Smack was then in a terribly dan- Baptist church by Rev. David B. European tour of England, Scotland off a beach in another section of the coun- gerous position, made far greater the farm, the corn crop on a num- vocative "incident," no one will ad- 16,544,000 on real estate improvements. . . ry. There were men standing on the beach by the sudden blackness of the ber of farms looks very good. Ho Ssout. and Wales. • vocate mobilizing the state guard. Of 19,535 persons gainfully employed in night. also calli attention to one farm in Mrs, Thomas Callahan of East W. Pcnn Strode of Red Bank Because both sides are governed at the time the little fellow got into trouble. The late Chief of Police Walling Middletown township where corn Oceanic was found lying in the made the highest score in an ac- by federal law in those matters this immediate area, 4,403 are profession- He drowned. When asked why they did not of Long Branch, a powerful man, was planted on an alfalfa sod that gutter in front of Cornelius N. quatlc meet at the Y, M. C. A, which directly affect their mutual al", semi-professionals, officials and mana- was standing beside the light and had been lightly manured with the Bliss's by two bicycle riders. It camp near New Egypt. are adjusted by legal rather than go out to save him, the men said they were it was only in reacting to his corn reasonably well fertilized at was believed she had been hit by Miss Haul Virginia Emerson of military means. Disputes, rivalries,, ger* . . . Our Red Brink banks and savings threats that the light went on planting time, a wagon. Linden pi. and William Turner sharp conflicts of interest will con- dressed, did not know the boy, and did not again. During a levere itorm an elec- Brown of Riverside ave, were mar- tinue, to make trouble between all «nd loan associations, as of last Dec. 31 had One of the outstanding field*, 48 Btates so long as human nature realize he was too far out until it wag too The survivor's head would have however, is on the Howard Wood- tric pole on the corner of Bridge ried at tho Little Church Around resources of £35,522,924. been crushed just as Mr, Smack ave. and Leonard st. was struck the Corner In New York city. They falls short of perfection, but ths late. reached him had not Mr, Smack ward farm at Tennent, where a lib- degree of rationality represented by eral application of poultry manure by lightning which resulted in the took up their residence at Cold The population increase in the Red Through the centuries the sea has dropped between two scissoring light services being curbed in the Springs, New York. tho federal system keeps these ten- timbers and taken the cruahing on was put on a Ladino clover sod ilon.s short of organized bloodshed, i Bank area in the past ten years was 27 per claimed lives of people. It has no mercy of hii legs the other man otherwlsn before it wan plowed. Six-hun- neighborhood, , Lawrence A. Carton of Middle- «ent - - - In 19-JS people in our area spent would have suffered, and ho had no dred pounds of 6-10-5 fertilizer Amzi Posten, the young son of town yillngc received a license us So those who envision K world I its own. It is, indeed, a killer, just as much help from any other human being Freeholder Amzl M. Posten of Nav- a leiil estate ngcnuy, specializing federation point out that a unlvor- I until, a badly Injured man, he land- was put on with tho planter at •3 for every *1 they spent in 1939, a total the time the corn was put in and eslnk, fell out of a cherry tree and in farm acrcngo, sal legal .order (,'ovornlng the ,-c- as it is a line, cool friend, The sea can only ed the one survivor of Charles K. struck a picket fence, The boy Tho three Red Bank banks hud lutlons between nutlon-statcs can- last year of more than §50,000,000, com- Buckley on the beach. There the there have been subsequent side- remain a friend as long as its habits and Coast Guard tooH over, dressings of 200 pounds with tho escaped without serious injury, sus- a combined deposit of $11,058,332.- not wait on the diminution of all pared with 116,000,000 in 1939 ... there taining only minor bruises. 45,' an increase of Marly four and the sources of international discord. dangers are respected. Soa bathing can be Should you want some true cultivation. Mr, Woodward used were 902 dwelling units constriicieil in both N. J. 7 and V, S, 1!) and so Seeing the plight of a yachting a half m!ll|on over the year prev- It waits rather on tho practical done safely, wkli great enjoyment, and we stories of real Coast Guard hero- party caught in a squall off Bel- ious. recognition by enough people ev- 1918. ism, let mo suggest that you look far both varieties me in excollont erywhere that recourse to a court are all lor il, but, let's keep those kids up the records of the Sandy Hook condition, Tho corn is now about ford, Augustus Lehman put out and Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ed- Station, I want the Count Guard to rescued them In his boat, \ win Reddlngton of Locust Point of law, with all Its shortcoming?, T1RW are only » fow notes from the ashore unless we ailiills in-e on hand to shoulder hlKh and broad green Is profcrablo to settlcmont by have nil the glory it donorves, but leaves extend nil tho v-ny down 10 A patent on un Improvement to received word of her safe arrival "Book ef Facts'' this iie.vvsyuuer prepared .watch them. ' .- 1 want them to have none which a potato dluger was granted to H. In Scotland, her birthplace, Whnr'o slaughter.—Tho Christian Science 4 Uk.ii away, a thing trom that thi lower portion* of th« plant. Z. Schinck of Holmdel, •he went to spend a month. Her Monitor, • D 1U*K BEGIBTBB, MIX U,

MUJDI>KTOWV ACCIDENT ning on Port Monmouth id.. East Cameron—Baynton Nuptial? Cars driven by Robert Eberhardt Keansburg. III'. Hulme complained SAME DAY SERVICE of 'jersey City and Wilfred Hulme of a sore shoulder bul refused of Newark collided Tuesday eve- medical treatment. ON DRY CLEANING iockatthe ROOM trythe RIDE-comparethe VALUE CALL SPECIAL PURCHASE RED BANK 6-4828 Our LOW "PfilCE tells rtie 5 '"On mtumltim raaWf, / ktv* "Th« Moit Modern Plant in B. £' Garcit, Tnmiitd, Ctb. Monmoutb County" Out of Anwrioi's toftst fwtwiK imui HwH Miy FIFTH AVENUE ey«rstock«d wHk Hwst MIHIKOUM VAUTION SAN- DAU-Wi tMtptd «f 7'°°° P*fc *« GLEANERS rsflvlar pkt. Ntranlly ytv'd py $2.49 ftr IT E. WWOSt ST. BED BASK •TOMB HOCB8: NOW-TMANGIE MWGS THW TO YOU AT A Hiabr tfcrasah S»tw*»» RKMO-MEAKING-LOW 49 Y0USAVHI.00 YM, look; try, compart'—the Ntth ON IVERY nm Airflyte hit set new standard* hy which automobile value m«i(a^« 1 measund. • Sizes 4 to 9 • Chokt of two intk «t ffc* ivaml Here are teat* to wide ihey can become Twin Beds multicolor stylos ... in an interior a foot lon/fer than moit . . . plm a 28-foot lug> RIPPLED • Full, covorod gage compartment. (REPEFIEX Soles platforms Try ilftUml You'll appreciate coil •pring* cushioning til four Elostkized • Rod trim wheels . . .the smoothness of LJni> Instip Strop and piping flo-Jet Carbiirelion ... (he freedom from wind noise you get with wheel- enclosed streamlining. Only Nash can litre i« the only csr scientifit'slIv de- Compare fto vWw«f Here is the HIGHfashionatLOW prices! build this Value! signed with Carder- only car with the Weather Eye '. . I builtUnitirrtlBody» H-i(h economy of more thin 35 W.'vt just ractivtd anofhtr WO •lid• frsmc. ll's one milei per gallon in the Nash "600" solid, welded low- at average highway speed'. .. with SHIPMENT of tho CASUALS wkidi sliinft unit, hipaiidi I nili/.ed Bodyand-frsme '• . . with room .. . sdils 50% curved undivided windshield on all art making fashion history— fretfer rigidity . . . ends body squetLs models ... with Cockpit Control; WONDER VALUES at snil rilflct—sives you See your Nash dealer for a demon* ', safer csr. stration of a Nash AirByte "610" Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bayntou or Ambassador. Look, try, com* pare—you'll buy Ntsh! Miss Margaret A. Came ran,4 daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Robert Camei,«3n of Clay St., Fair Haven, Baynton'i biancli store at Long was njuirried Saturday at the Chap- Branch. el of Holy Communion at Fair Ha- Misses Virginia .Harrison, Elaine 2 ven 'j» Robert A. Baynton, son of Inman and Jo-Anne Dunbar, gave Mr. iand Mis. Harold H. Baynton a shower for the bride last week, at of Jf ortaupeck. Rev. Christopher Miss Harrison's home on Towerhili ave., Red Bank. Decorations, in- NOTICE Sny Her, vicar, performed the cere- ON CAT CAM* SINCE ltO2 AS ORDINANCE REUULATJNG AND mony. cluding an umbrella and a water- PRESCRIBING THE '11MK, MANNKK '(he church was decorated with ing can, were done in a pink and Nil* Mtltn, Dniim Ntji-Mvinthr Cwawa'vn, iiroit, IN WHICH, AND TERMS UI'UN white color scheme. COOL as WHICH PERSONS SHALL EXERC1SB ali white gladioli and fern*. Miss ANY PRIVILEGE UKANTE11 TO EX- Mabel Her.drickson of Fair Haven Guests were Mis, Cameron, Mrs. on ecMHi braonl CAVATE ANY STREET, AVENUE, Baynton, Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Phillip ALLEY, LANE, HIGHWAY, ROAD, v line with Chantilly lace ruffles. Johnson, Janet Enstice and' Joan walk, curb, pavement, or other t>lbl.fc Boyle. place, or any part thereof, within t'n«i The .ikirt was made over hoops, , Borough of Shrewsbury for the purpotftfi and was designed of ruffles of Chan- of laying down of rails, pipes, maia*. tilly lace, tier upon tier, ending 'n conduits, or for any other purpose what- ever, unless and until a written ar*li- a short train. Her veil fell from cation as hereinafter provided be first a tiara of white delphinium and made to and a permit therefor be 'first baby's breath, and she carried a granted by the Borough Clerk withi the authority and under the direction o# the bouquet of white gladioli flcur. Mayor and Chairman of the Street •Com- mittee of the Borough Council. Mrs. Aubrey T. Cameron of Irv- ington, the bride's sister-in-law, Section 2. Any such written applica- 1 tion shall be - sinned by the arfplicant was matron of honor. With he: and shall delineate and accurately de- pink bouffant hooped-skirted mar- scribe the section or sections to 'be dug quisette gown she'had a matching up or excavated and the purposes, na- ture, scope, area and extent of 'sue work picture hat and carried a bouquet and the length of time the ^fiork will of blue delphinium and pink gladi- require and in which the escalation and oli. restoration hereinafter provldMT will tc completed and shall, as requited by the The other bridal attendants were RED BANK Mayor or the Chairman of "fihe Street Mrs. William Sims ot Little Silver, Committemttee ot the Borough 'founcil, be the bridegroom's sister, and Miss atipiilemrntcld d by such uthcr ' reasonable information as thhe BorougBh Tfi&y require. Maureen O'Connor of Cranford. Section 3. On receipt of. any permit They wore pale blue marquisette herein provldrd, the applicant shall de- dresses with matching picture hats, posit with the Borough 'Mcrk a sum equsl tn #5.00 per squnr>f yard to be styled like the honor attendant's excavated where there ia no permanent and carried bouquets of pink gladi hard surface and fl sum r#[iml to $10.1)0 oli and blue delphinium, rer squire yard where the surfnee et treatment to be excavat pd is brick, M- William F. Turner of Shrewsbury phalt, bituminous conenrte, wood hlork, was best man. The ushers were or other permanent surface or treat- ment. No such permit, shall he nr be- Mr. Sims, the bridegroom's brother- eome effective unless ramd until the do- in-law, and the bridegroom's broth- JULY SALE posit herein rajiuired tak made. Any nei- mit Issued may be on such other reas- er, Harold Baynton of Freehold. onable terms and con ditions as the Bor- A reception was held at Joseph'.!, ough may require in the public interest. Any such deposit ahKll be retained by West' Long Branch. The bride's Timely summer values when you most need tha Borough until thirty (30) days shall mother chose a navy blue anj have elapsed from the date of the com- white print crepe, with navy blue pletion by the applio ant of the work of restoring in at least to Its original con- accessories and a corsage of plnl; dition and anpearai ice any section or orchids for her costume. The bride- them at substantial savings on all three floors auctions «n excavaU d and shall be, un- groom's-mothcr was dressed in a til that time, secifrlty for any restor- ation herein i>rovi<| ed. as well an secur- rose brocaded chiffon, with match- ity for sny other ' damage or other loss ing accessories, and a corsage of ; the Borough may; incur nr become sub- green orchids. ject to hy reason* ot anch excavation or First Floor Second Floor any work connected therewith. In the Upon their return from a wedding event any rrstrfiatlnn herein provided trip to the Poconos, the couple will NASHUA SHEETS he not complctdd within the time ami «n thr terms :s/td eonditinni set forth be at home at - 90 Prospect ave., New Low Prices in «aid appllciftion or said, permit, or Red Bank, after July 24. For trav- 2,95 Summer handbags - •'»•• 1.95* 7.95 Sharkskin dresses 4.95 in the event #,ich restoration be done eling the bride was dressed in a otherwise than. In a good and workman- 5.00 Summer handbags •/ 2.9c* On l'iue Combed Pcrculu like and approved manner and in ac- pale green silk print suit with 5.95 Silk blouses 3.95 cordance «M'(t standard practice, or In natural colored straw cartwheel 1.01) Cannon bath towels (if perfect) .69 the event trie Borough Incur or be or hat and bag. /3 82 will become subject to any damare or S.95 Dressmaker bathing suits 4.95 other losfi toy reason of the work or The bride was graduated from .79 Cannon hand towels (if perfect) 44 72x108 •••-• 2.95 excavation, 'then the said deposit may he Rumson high school and is a sen- lised ajid ffliplipd by the Borough U> the .19 Cannon colored wash cloths 15 10.95 Dunner sport shirts 5.95 Borouvh's *work of restoration or to any ior at State Teachers' college, New- 81x108 3.05 auoh dam'lge or loss, and If said deposit ark. She is a member of Kappa 2,95 Washable luncheon cloths ».. 1.95 • is .insufficihnt to answer therefor, then 10.95 Terry beach dresses 5.95 the applicant shall be and become liable Delta Pi, national honor society, to the lifornngh for any excess of the The bridegroom Vas graduated 4.95 All-linen cloths, 54x54 3.25 cost thfffeof over said deposit, and in from Rumson high school and at- 10.95 Terry beach robes : 6.95 the eveit ssli! deposit is entirely suf- tended Monmouth Junior college. 4.95 Organdy curtains, 72" long 3.95 fiflent wherelar and there be anysift- 2.93 Tec shirts 1.95 PIUF. Ij/m Borough i>bnll repay to the He' served in both the European .51> Printed kitchen towels 39 ait|ilici#nt any such surplus or balance and Pacific theaters with the Army remsir/lng of <»iil deposit. Infantry during the war. He is 2.05 Non-skid looped rugs, 21x36 1.95 3.50 Kleiiiert beach shoes 2.50 Sec tfion 4. No excavation ahatl vcms'n open t for more than- forty-eight (4-S) now associated with his father at CLEARANCE hnurri. und any excavation shall be prop- 1.79 White ejelet embroidery yd. 1.00 .1.50 Kleiiiert beach shoes 3.50 erly fenced and marked with red lanterns . or fibres at night nr with red flaga nr 1.50 Shantung, solid colors : yd. .59 * Children's Swim Suits °thfcr proper warnings rrnuired by the .6!) Carter rayon knit panties 50 ""•(Mnirt durlnr the day. Not more than Nine-Pound Son Born .85 Dimities, dotted swiss yd. .59 5.95 Suits now 3.95 Ml lint*) feet shall be opened, disturbed orj excavated In any one day. The Bor- To Httworth Couple Denim pedal pushers, sanforized now 2.50 oifjih, however, In Issutnff such nermit 4.95 Washable bedspreads 3.95 3.95 Suits now 2.95 "lit after the same he Islued and during A son wan born to Rev. and Ura. tf • nroBreni of the work, mnv relax or M. Earle McCullough of Hawoith 8.85 Suitcase, 21" size 6.95* Handmade batiste gowns now 2.50 ll odlfy the requirements of this section 2.95 Suits now 1.95 llr Impc-B'* other reasonable requirements July 5. The baby weighed nine 1.65 Fancy pillows 1.29 - *>nd conditions tf It deems In the pull- pounds. The mother and child are Lastex Trunks now 1.25 Group of summer hats now 1.95 file Interest to do so. doing nicely nt the Englewood ' Section ". Any person, ronorstlon or 1.95 50" cretonnes, sunfast yd. 1.00 "•Ilier legal entity vlolnllnir fnv of the hospltnl. '* firorislona of this or shall be still- Mr, McCullough la pastor of the ject to'a fine of not over Two Hundred First Congregational church of ) (1200.00) Dollars or to Imprisonment in I tn« County Jail not f\crnlini ninety Haworlh. Mm, McCullough, who Children's r ilsrs. or both, In the discretion of the Was the former Elizabeth C. Rob- Mtglstrate or Judge of the Municipal I Cmiri, erts of New Monmouth, is a K'Sd- Basement Sei-lUti «. Thi> ni'dlnani'F shsll be uato of tho New Jersey college for 1.00 Tee shirts, sizes 1 to 14 69 , anrl hfrome effective unnn Us inibllra- women nnd attended Yale law STAITH DISH SITS ' tlmt and flti»l "n.'o'ir*1 ffroi-dlng tn lsw, school. Mr, McCullough in a grad- PUBLIC NOTICE. uate of the University of South 4.95 Telechron alarm clock 3.95* 1.95 Cotton skii'ts, siats 7 to 11—: 1.39 Tha foregoing ordinance wan intro- 20-jie. set duced and passed first rcndiiix «t n Carolina and Yale Divinity school. 4.95 Telechron kitchen clock 3.95*. meeting of the Mayor and Council of open slock 8.50 .09 Carter panties, colors 2 for $1.00 th< Borough of Shrewsbury, held on 2.95 Magazine ractc and basket 2.39 Tuesday, July 5, 1049, and will toir.o HEADS NEW GROUP up for final consideration and passage China dish sets in brilliant rain- at a regular meeting of said governing, Former Monmouth Beach Com- 2.95 Mirror basket, metal lined 1.95 4.95 Cannou terry robes 3.95 bndy to be held nn Tuesday, August 2, missioner Ronald P. Oaarder was 1041), ^ Tiai) P, M., at the School House, named temporary president of the 10.95 24-piecc stainless .steel 11 at ware set bow colors. Begin' with basic set. In Shrewsbury Borough, at which time Woven seersucker sunsuits now 1.95 anil plaee all persons desiring to be Monmouth Beach Taxpayers' asso- Add pieces ns you need them. nesrd thereon will ho given full oppor- ciation which held it« first meeting in chest • - 8.95 tunity, Monday night at the homo of C. 10. Toddler sunsuits, sizes 1 to 3 ,. now 1.95 ORTRUDE 0, VANVUET, Ostertag, Other temporary officers •plus fed, tax RnrniiRli clerk. named were William Coblelgh, vlco - Tha Red Bank Reitliloi' Is suuntmed president; Stephen Cnngdon, treas- fcy locsl as wall as nut.of-tnwn hf urer, and Mrs, Katherlnt Torne, m«n, Aiivirtliamanta upptisHn* legulsrly , ', ,,, U)l tht itor/,—Adv.rt(mL«nt. '"secretary. EieKf TIED BXXK REGISTER, JULY 1.1. !9i» and the industry over many years. bara Lambertson, Barbara Lou tdl- The problem you have stated is cox, Alvina McCabe, Jane Scott and Gives Views on one which would properly come Calvary Croups Madeline Cherry. under a crop insurance program, but you know, of course, that the Miss Joan Rapp has been select- ARE YOU A WRECK NOW? program of the Federal Crop In- ed as delegate from the Calvary Potato Problem surance Corporation has not been Have Busy Season youth fellowship and the North-% SOS' l.uki-laiifl l(<|tlii!> Kt extended to potatoes. Delegate* Sent to eastern subdistrict youth fellowship' We are receptive to anv practical to attend the Northeastern Juris- Aiit-liiiiclots \A-\KCV proposal for avoiding these situa- Camps, Assemblies diction conference at Dickinson tions and will do what we can to college the last week in August. WAIT TIL THE Congressman James C. Audito- hlo New Jersey growers and oth- Organizations of Calvary Meth- HlrtaiSL, M la* riums of Rumson has the following ers similarly affected to minimize Rev. and Mrs. Smythe will at- their losses. In this connection it odist church of Keyport are carry- tend the Maine conference youth letter he received from A. J. Love- occurs to us that the afiected area ing on activities during the sum- assembly and the Maine conference land, Under Secretary of Agricul- is extensive enough and important mer, by sending delegates to camps, ture, in reply to a letter dated June young adult assembly at Bangor, 1 enough in potato production to cur- institutes and assemblies. Me., in August. 29, which he addressed to the Sec- tail rather .sharply the supplies Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maurer re- retary of Agriculture: available in Eastern United States cently represented the Couples' club during July and August. The re- at the conference for young adults Atbury Park Doctor Department of Agriculture sult may well be an increase in the SHIPWRECK BALL Office ol the Secretary, price which could be sharp enough at Ocean City. Mrs. George Powel- Sued for $250,000 Washington to make the bulk of the New Jer- son, counselor for the intermedi- July 7, 1949. sey crop saleable in commerciel ates; Mrs. Theodore Strobe), coun- A $250,000 damage suit has been Hon. James C. Auchincloss, markets at or near support prices. selor for the seniors, and' Rev. filed with the Superior court by House of Representatives. This cannot be predicted with any Charles R. Smythe, pastor, and Mm.Ezra A. Franco of Bradley Beach Dear Mr. Auchincloss: certainty, of course, sinje the at- Smythc attended the Northeastern against Dr. Otto R. Hollers of As- titude of consumers in recent years This is in reply to your letter of has been to refuse acceptance of Jurisdiction recreation laboratory bury Park, who is accused of leav- June 29, describing the dillloult sit- undesirable qualities and sizes even at Hotel Flanders, Ocean City. ing a rubber tube in a patient's uation facing potato growers in Alhert Arnold, Charles and hack. The suit was listed for an AUGUST 13, 1949 New Jersey, because of drought, at substantial price differentials. George Humphries, Francia and and proposing that the Government However, if supplies are short early (all trial. enough, « believe that a consid- Hubert Poling and Robert Voorhees Mr, Franco asserts that Dr. purchase potatoes smaller than U. erable part of the affected crop can are attending the boyi' camp, spon- S. No. 1 grade size B and other be marketed. Holtera operated on him for a cyst culls as a means of preventing dis- sored by the New Jersey confer- on hi* back, and that following aster. Sincerely yours, ence at Lebanon state park. HOTEL MOLLY PITCHER A. J. Loveland, Hotter'! operation he had to have We know, of course, that the po- Under Secretary. Herbert Brown, Jr., Jack and two emergency operations while on tato industry in New Jersey and Harry Roberts, Karen and Lorjetta a busineai trip to Buenos Aires. adjacent ureas is hard hit by dry Kelly, Hazel Clayton, Patricia and weather, especially with respect to Reunion July 24 Saundra Smythe are at the junior The paperi in the suit said that Cobblers. Members of the industry other doctori found a three-inch have communicated directly witii camp at the conference center. Of 'Blue and Cray' Mrs. Powelson and Mrs. Strobel piece of rubber tube in his back us, requesting various modifications while making the emergency oper- of the price support program wiih The 31st annual reunion of the will serve as instructors and coun- "I thought %hi« a good Idea to remind you that you still havea't a view to partial relief of the finan- Department of New Jersey, 29th selors at the intermediate camp at ations. Mr. Franco claims that as cial injury associated with crop (Blue and Gray) Division associa- the conference center during the result he was incapcitated for a called TetlW'a for a new typewriter table, Mr. Curlce." failure. We wish it were possible tion, will be held Sunday, July 24, week of July 25. year and that his hospital and med- • Selling Offloe Bupjrfies. to furnish such relief and ars at the home of Schoonmaker post, Patricia Cottrell, Joan Rapp and ical expenses totaled more than strongly of the opinion that farm- $60,000. iinal dearanee! ers should have some way to pro- Veterans of Foreign Wars, 33 Bed- Barbara Lambertson will attend tect themselves against the major ford ave., Tcaneck. Many veterans the senior assembly at Pennington Dr. Holters aaid in reply to the production hazards. in this area served in this division. as delegates of the senior youth felv suit that Mr. Franco was guilty of CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS However, it appears that the The Ladies' auxiliary will convene lowship. negligence, which contributed to price support program is not the at the same time. Rev. and Mrs. Smythe will serve the back trouble after the opera- DG7RING JULY AND AUGUST proper mechanism to accomplish Both groups will elect new offi- as deans of the Pennington insti- tion. TROPICAL SUITS this purpose. The applicable statute cer*, resolutions affecting the wel- tute which will be conducted-an the directs the Department to carry out price support for potatoes and fare of the organization will be con- campus of the Pennington school "Put p*p in the Pock*t-Book by put- funds are furnished for the pur- sidered, and reunions of regimental the last week in July. Registered ting profitable Register Wtnt Ada on pose. We arc prepared to carry out and company groups held. to attend are Patricia Cottrell, Bar- th» job."—Advertisement. $| Q 50 that obligation in New Jersey as elsewhere. In doing so we feel that it would be decidedly unwise, if not UP contrary to our authority, to extend support to qualities and sizes re- garded as not merchantable by rea- son of failure to meet minimum TROPICAL or grade and size requirements. We have refused consistently to accept GABARDINE potatoes damaged beyond grade tolerances from any cause, and any move toward accepting In New Jer- sey potatoes failing to meet quality $^.50 requirements established In the program inevitably would lead to similar demands in connection with crop losses from other production hazards such as flood, frost, blight, scab, internal discoloration, and other types of damage. Even if this were clearly within our authority, wa feel that it would be injurious SEGALLS to a potato program which already has received much public criticism, and that it might work to the long- i North Broadway Long Branch time disadvantage of the potato in- dustry by tending to discourage the (OPEN EVENINGS) careful attention to quality and

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If you were to ask the owner of a 1949 smooth and effortless that only a demonstra- down the highways for more than half » .Cadillac why he bought his car, he would tion can tell the whole story of its superiority. million miles and are still in active service! doubtless find it difficult to put into words Did he buy it for comfort? Did he buy it for t the way he feels about "the Standard of Yes—for a ride so quiet and restful and Why, of course he did! And he bought it the World". easy that every mile is a joy and a relaxation. for a lot of other reasons: for beauty, for He would probably tell you that he bought . Did he buy it for safety? distinction, for quality, for background, for .his car because it's a Cadillac. He certainly did! He has sucn confidence is the time Of course if you wanted to ask him in the steady steering, the quick acceleration character, for craftsmanship, for engineering. . specific questions, he could give you a great and the powerful hydraulic brakes that his He bought it because it's «... Cadillac. \ deal of specific information. peace of mind is worth the purchase price! And that is*- the reason you should buy for Food Freezing Did he buy his car for performance? Did he buy it for long life and durability? one—for Cadillac's superiority lies not in Why, surely he did-for the 1949 Cadillac There can be no doubt of it. For he knows any one thing but in the whole of its sub- Take advantage of tKt supply of Fruits is powered by a great new V-8 engine, so that many individual Cadillacs have rolled stance. Why not come in for a demonstration I and Vegetables in season . . . Get your FOOD FREEZER NOW! See Your. Local 'Appliance Deale. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. M-BC-tt HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. 8 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK, N. J. 11, Page

wilh the water, duck your head plna for muie workers at wel- under and open yuur eyes under fare homr. Red Cross and water. Do this until you become Meeting of Mm. Fiod Shock, M'Jtor Service accustomed to it and un.til you can chairman, brought up the question see the bottom or some object on j uf replacement of the enr damaged Surprise Store •. . YMCA Learn to the bottom. Then begin to walk Service Chairmen in the recrnt ficcidrint. Mrs. Shock hiough the water and notice how imported that due to the lofls of \ you must force yourself through this car some of thn services now Swim Program it- You find that all motion in the At Chapter House extended to othor organizations in water must be strong and slow— transportation of patients would j First Thing Is to remember this important fact. Plea Made for Mure have to be curtailed, temporarily, j Get Acquainted Another aid in getting acquaint- Volunteer Workers at at least. ed with the water la to bend down Mrs. Hazard stressed the Im- With the Water and touch the bottom with both Welfare Home portance of the committee reports hands. Tiy it again and again. for National. Air. Ward spoke Last, summer's Icarn-to-swim Now take hold of your toes. Your Kegulai' meeting of Red C'IOES briefly on disaster preparedness program proved to be such a suc- feet will come to the lop. Now do Volunteer Service chairmen o£ Mon- and reported on the annual con- cess and enjoyment that once it again and pull your knees up tomouth county chapter was held at vention at Atlantic City last month, j again the Safety Department of the chapter house in Shrewsbury your chest. Notice how your body the American Red Cross and the Monday. Mrs. E. C Hazard, chair- Highland* Board Y.M.C.A. are co-operating in a resembles a cork and bobs around man of volunteer services, presid- joint learn-to-swim program to on the top. If you exhale quickly ed. Attention was called lo the Awards School Jolt. serve the children of your com- your body will sink gradually. article in the "Signaller," the Fort munity. Place your hands on your hips Monmouth newspaper, which com- The Highlands school board and without bending at the hips, Monday night accepted bids SPECIAL The program started July 5 and mended highly the services of two let yourself fall over on your chest. amounting to $2,1)91 for painting, will continue for most of the sea- canteen workers from the chapter. The amazing has happened. You repairs and supplies In preparation son. Children of school age -regis- Mrs. William J. Church and Mrs. for the fall. PURCHASE I tered either through the Y.M.C.A. do not continue to fall but will see that your body floats. Your feet John Roetzel, both of Spring l.akc, A contract was awarded to H. H. or local Red Cross, and receive a have spent each Wednesday after- Mahler and Sons of Highlands 'or jeilci of ten l««on», may sink but the upper part of your body stays up. Try th'is same noon at the hospital in Fort Mon- $895 to paint tho exterior of the BABY CAMIACES NIMSEaW rURNITURE BICYCLE* The purpose of thU campaign is stunt backward and continue prac- mouth since the war began, bring- grammar school. The James A. MEN'S COOL RAYON to give the non-awimmer a. few ticing these falls until you are con- ing tea and cheer to the patients. .Ryan company of Sea Bright was LARGEST SELECTION—LOWEST PRICES basic skilU so that he may be safe vinced that the water will buoy The boys say these cantcencrs given a. $851.25 contract to supply never fall to arrive, and It Is al- 111 MOAD ST. (Opp. ilaiskaca) «D HANK in and about the water and enjoy you. the school with 75 tona of coai, aquatic activity. The results of this most like having some of their while the {313.60 bids of the Os- effort no doubt will reduce water own family drop in to see them. bornc company of Red Bank to WASH SLACKS accident* In the county, which are Mining Man's Truck Mrs. Edward Irving, production construct 11 primary grade tables of Air far too severe at present. was accepted, Priced far below what the fine, maker IT I ACT Conditioning Is Reported Missing chairman, reported that her de- Al LA31 You've Been Waiting For. Swimming is more than know- partment is making 1,000 pairs of Tho Pcckham and Little com- intended them to $ell for! ing how to use your arms and legs A small panel truck, owned by pajamas for the Marine hospital on pany of New York received the contract for next years' supplloH, properly to propel your body Edmund Gay, 50, of Twinllght ter., Staten Island; cutting cellulose the bid being $824.18. The High- through the water. It It your Highlands, was reported missing at cotton fi\ bandages in co-opcra- THE SENSATIONALLY NEW! frame of mind—your attitude to- 6:30 Monday evening by Mrs. Gay. lands concern of Kohlenbush and tion with the Cancer Foundation Lyons wad awarded a $108 contract ward the water that makes it more The vehicle was parked in front of committee, besides the regular sur- enjoyable. • the Gay residence. to repair wiring In the school cafe- gical dressings made in the Tied teria, Police Chief Howard Mon&han Cross rooms for local hospitals. f^VJLKf^fX PACKAGED" Swimming must be fun If It la said there is suspicion that Mr. She asked that those present col- to be easy—you can't fight the wa- Gay, who has been reported miss- KNTKHTAIN AT IJOJM BRANCH lect all old linen (sheets, pillow ter and get along with it. There ing since June 30, returned home Miss Elza Coibin of Red Bank for« the first Important step to- and took the truck since he has cases, tablecloths, etc., all white), VjtMtU Air Conditioner and men's shirts in any color. and Miss Hazel White of Sea ward learning to swim is to get the only key. The chief also said Blight, who is studying music at With the Moat Aivuccd En|lnMilnB Achievement* acquainted with it. Stand in the he believes that Mr. Gay is not far Mrs. Karl Tongring, chairman of the New England conservatory, of- la Air Conditioner History! water about waist deep, take hoi. from his home since he has called Grey Lady service, announced that fered musical renditions at the ba- of the side of the pool or some there several times since June 30. the Grey Ladies will hold their by rally held Sunday by the enter- Flr»t quality! Vat dyed! Carefully tailored and cuffed! nearby object, take a deep breath Mr. Gay is a painting contractor. annual picnic for the residents of tainment committee of the Long Only becaunn the manufacturer wait anxious tn clear thn and duck under. Repeat this over Briar Hill welfare home today. Branch chapter of the National us- decks for his Kail schedule can you buy slitckn of this qual- BETTER FOE- BECAUSE— and over again until you can count The practice of kneading dough Transportation is being arranged sociation for the Advancement of ity for UH little as l'i."9. (.nine in HOIMS, |iUl ••»••. aaa pleala it tapreves ampleraa afficlancy ana iuraaMa prathictUn. Kaap ahaae al your to wear polo shirts ... to cempatitora ... air condition yeur pUca al builnau tha atera afficltnt, mara •ca»mictl wax ... with CEMCO. you can't gn wrong at this SENSATIONAL c 2 for amazing low price. Tan, hlue, maize. Small, medium, ANTHONY'S AIR CONDITIONING 55 large.

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SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF W4S AUDIT REPORT OP BOROUGH OP SHREWSBURY AS REQUIRED BY RA 40:41 COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET ASSETS y«r Taar CRINKLE 1947 SALE!!! (Ja.h . - |4«.9I1.«8 I47.4l2.9t United Statca Government Bonds 2,318.00 1.924.00 Taxe. and Tax Title Liens ».2»5.0« t.S7«.»0 Deferred Chariei to 1'uture—Taxation—Ctneral ...... 4,000.00 4,000.00 First Quality Full Fashioned TOTAL ASSETS _ 112.574.69 II1.74I.8S CREPE GOWNS LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS Bonds Payable I 4.000.00 t 6,000.01) Appropriation* Keiervcs ...» » 1,886.50 3,(42.10 Famous Nationally Advertised in Floral Printt Accounts Pityublu - •• 2,041.62 2.I56.4S Improvement Authorizations ~ 3.25 Statutory and Special Funds -. 6.968.97 9,244.00 Reserve lor Certain Asset! Receivable - 9.29S.06 «.874.90 Surplui 38,882.89 11.448.63 TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS 162.574.69 t«1.7»8.»r. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND SUB CURRENT ACCOUNT REVENUE Year Year 1947 Surplus Revenue Appropriated .'• - I 9.000,00 $ 8,000.00 Current Revenue - 98,860.04 92.98l.S7 Total _ .„-.._ _....._.-.. 1107,860.04 1100,981.67 CANNON NYLONS EXPENDITURES Appropriations «•»?<•« Wnl Sihool Tax 32.752.4B Regular & Extra Sizes County Tax _ 87,271.00 24,890.1)7 M>T JVST NYLO1SS ... County THX Added 203.68 Cahh Kcfund of Prior Year's Collection! 17.09 WALKING SHEER—30 DEN. The perfect gown for cuol sum* BIT CANNON NYLONS ! mer sleep , . . easy laundering Total t 98,062.05 t 80.244.7A . . . need no Ironing. Featur* Surplus from Operations ...... I 9,797.09 Regularly 1.35 Ing fine tailoring — rip-proof Unexpended Balaneea of Frier Year's Appropriations 8,140.77 For • limited time only! Save on beautiful nylon* by Can- seams—lace, eyelet and rlbboa Total « - t 12.938.7* non . . . a name you know for hlgheil quality products. trims. Bound, V and squar* Suiplui Revenue—Balance, January lit. ... 34,443.13 Kvery pair 100% nylon throughout. Featuring form-lit heels necks. One of the best gown | 47,382.39 I 42,443.6n and s-t-r-e-t-c-h-y topa! values you've seen at this price! Appropriated In Current Budret „.... — 0,000.00 6,000.00 NOW PR. Balance, December Slit...... ™ ,.. t 38.382.39 t 36.443.6il COLORS: Tho above autnmary or aynopsla was prepared from the report of Audit of 1hc Borough of Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, for the calendar year 1948. This report of Audit, submitted by Joieph J, Seaman, Beirialered Municipal Accountant, GIRLS' . U on Me nt tho Borough Clerk's office and may be Inspected by any intereated AiiisWglo Sungold Misty Beige person ORTRUDE C. VANVMET. 51 GAUGE-30 DENIER Clerk. Perfect for Summer and 1'all wear WASHABLE SLACKS SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1«4* AUDIT REPORT or THE TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY AS REQUIRED BY K. S. 40:4-2 Cambinaf Comparative Batanca Sheet Regularly 1.50 ASSETS SIZES: AND PEDAL Year Year , ' 1948 1947 Medium Length rMh - - t 64,693.01 $ 52,385.71 TWILLS AND U. S. Government Bond! .._ 40,000.00 80,000 01) 1.09 For average height figures Taxc* and Tux Title Liens „...... 31,783.98 22,849.8!i Accounts Receivable 11,376.25 4.HOO.0O NOW Long Length Vetmml Charges lo Succeeding Year's Revenue ...... 1,000.00 2,100.01) PR. DENIMS For tall figures TOTAL ASSETS ...... 8148,853.M II12.33S.08 •11 ABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Aliprnprlatlon Heiarvea ...- _...... „.« $ 3,908.94 I 13,337.93 &y2 to 11 Amounts Payable ...... —. 22,214.44 11,347.07 Keservo for Certain Assets Reeetoabla _ „...... _...... 31,839.98 27,499.35 Buiplu .- 90,805.98 6S.150.Sl 51 GAUGE—15 DENIER TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS tl48,853.24 |112,»»5.llg Comparativa Stalsansat •{ OparaUaaa aad Surplus—Ciurtat Account Regularly 1.65 REVENUES Year Year 19IX 1947 Surplus Revenue Appropriated $ H,100.00 t 8,100.00 Current Bevenuo _., 124,988.79 90,153.82 29 TOTAL REVENUES . „ . I1SS,088.79 These girls' slacks and EXPENDITURES NOW I PR. pedal pushers are a better Appropriations M „. 32,954.00 29,671.00 Local School Taxea -..„..„..„.... . 46,932.08 quality than you would County Taxes and Added County Taxes „ 19.K12.34 17,890.48 expect to find at this low Deferred Charges _ _...... „ 2,r>00.00 price! Tailored with care TOTAL EXPENDITURES . 1102,198,42 f 79,050.96 from fabrics that wash Surplus from Operations I 30,800.37 I 13,in,'l.»fi well, In solid pastels, Ir- Add: Unexpended Balances Prior Year's Appropriation 1,953.40 1,526.03 THESE SPECIALS ON SALE FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY Added tn btirplus Revenue: tldcsventit and checks. Emcrsunclca In Abuvo Appropriations .... 2,500.00 TOTAL »»»...»..».....,»...... ,.,....,.... , „ 8 32,845.77 t 29,010,84 Surplim Revenue i Balance, January lat, S6.150.21 51,230.37 These Specials on Sale Friday 'til 9 P. M. \ t 98,005,118 I 74,250,21 & Saturday 'til 6 P. M. Appropriated In Current Budget _ „ 8,100.00 8,100,00 //SURPRISE//^ Balance, December 91st t 90,895.08 I 66,150,21 Tha shove lummnry or lynopila w«« preparad from tho Report of Audit of NOTE OLR , thti Township of bhrowsbury, County of Monmouth for thn calomlnr yaar IMS. NOTE OUR NEW, O RPOAft CT Tills roport of audit! mihmlltcii by Jo»eph J. Seaman, Rexlaterert Municipal Ac MONEY MONEY countnnt, In on file nt the Township Clerk's office and may Impeded by any In* ADDRESS • DliWafM/ **•• ADDRESS 7/frSURPRISE More teroited pornon. MARORETTA L. HERD, BACK BACK Olorlc NO OONNIOTION WITH ANY OTHIR STORE IN MONMOUTH COUNTY RacamnnndatlonB on request un request H BROAD STREET - >, Collector! bond ahould bo Incresud »14,260,00, making the total bond •25,000.00, Open All. Day Wednesday During July and Augunt Money Back on Request 2, Thn suspense arrnunt should hn Iraniftrml In surplus; i «• SU>jaOi>UtU HiUm.u.1, UU iM b Ui Pace Ten *ED BASK REGISTER, JULY 14, 1949 Mr.. Emily Dale Will* NEW MARLBOBO TEACHES. Roofing •Mini Window Insulation Horace S. Mellor, former Mata- America's Itst CtrstU MWIWMIH Mrs. Hill Attends Estate lo Her Hiisband wan high school teacher, has been nttoi ky Grattuato ConcUerM OLSON Mrs. Emily Neilsen Dale, Rum-engaged by the Marlboro township ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION MOTH HOLES* TSARS Japan Pilgrimage son, who died June 21, bequeathed board of education. His salary was TUCKIIS Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics LEC WINS MAY her estate, to her husband, Rev. set at $2,400, but the board has not xwrrep HOUS Sl. I'Vaiii'i* Xavirr's William Dutton Dale. In event he decided in which school he will be comrr SHOP Estimates Without Obligation FON INVISIBLE predeceased her, the will provided placed. I3» Broadwaj Loag Brsncb W. W. KENNEDY > Local ftepreemUtiv* .Memory Honorrd hat the estate he placed in trust Phone: Bed Bank «-14S3 = Of Tired Kidatys CALL The board has also renewed the Wken diterdf r ef kidiwy function permit* MM. Hnruld R. Hill, Hie former or three grandchildren. Patricia contract of William Sickles, jani- Mifoaoui matter to remain in four blood, Miss Grrnidine Sullivan of Middlc- Dale Otis. Ronald Neilsen Dale tor eif the Morgaijvillc school anil It nay cause naning backache, rheumatic and-Philip Stewart Otis, Jr., with Valiu. Us palm, lots of pep and energy. Bet- Z3Z9-J lown, who now resides in Yoko- arranged for members of the jani- ting up nights, swelling, puffinet* under the hama, Japan, where, her husband Interest to accumulate until the torial staff to paint and ,make re- •yea, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or is a captain in Ihe U. S. Army, was beneficiaries are 21, unless they pairs to the three township schools •tanty passages with smarting and burning should have been in need of money -ajomtiimes ahovs there is something irronf Mites amon; those attending the .solemn during the summer. JsTith your kidneys or bladder. Pontifical mass marking the quad-for living or educational expenses Doa*t wait 1 Ask your druggist for Doan'a TfVrikE Rt-Wt*VM« liccntennlal pilgrimage of St. n the interim. Filli, a itimulaBt diuretic, used eucccssfullj KX-HKAI.TH OFFICER HIES by millions for over CO sears. Doan'a give Francis Xnvier in Japan. Each would receive his or her fcarpy relief ajiij will kelp the IS miles of share on reaching majority. Fur- Bud H. Obert, 73, who for 43 fcidnt? tubes flush out poisonous)wittafnas 'row klaod. Get Doaa'a Filla. her contingent provisions aUo years had served as public health were made with the estate to re-officer of Asbury Park, died Thurs- main in the family in any event.day at the home of his son, Dr. Mrs. Dale's husband was named Edwin J. Obert, New Egypt. Mr. executor in the will drawn Oct. 15,Obert had retired as public health SPECIAL...and TERRIFIC! 1948. officer Apr. 1, 1946.

Ruild a complete let of world-famous ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE ALMOST AS A GIFT! _ start with 3 teaspoons

plm labels All mead aid Huh cul, wrapped and frozen or boned •t Sc per In. Mrs. Harold R. Hill FLAGSTAFF The mass wa» celebrated by His Eminence Norman. Cardinal Gil- roy of Sydney, Australia, at Meiji Wholesale 1st Quality Armour Meats FOODS stadium, Tokyo. The observance s the subject of a feature ar- our special way ticle in a recent issue of Life mag- We also sell assorled sizes of freezer azine. containers. Try our butchers and locker 1-2...HERE'S ALL YOU The program, one of the most men for service. Nothing bolsters a man's morale like a suit fresh xtensive ever planned for an I - luy any Ihrtt ol Flogitoff't famous event of the kind, took the form from the cleaners . . . and our special method (til foods - of an actual pilgrimage, beginning } - Attoch the lobeli, carton or bag n Nagasaki and ending in the Storage Space Available for Apples. Etc. makes fabrics last longer, removes even stubborn fronti, or vocuum-packtd cefflt coupon! capitol of Japan, going over the to o pitct of paper or coupon below wild route traversed by Xavier, and in- spots,eliminates shrinkage,guarantees satisfaction. your «.om» and eddrtu en it. Add 50« in Our temperatures are from 30' helow lovtfy to places hallowed by the prayers cold - no stamps pltoii. Then moil fo and heroic sufferings of Japan's zero to 32' above. We wholesale and re- FlAGSTAFf, WAUINCFOUD, CONN. Elilt Pattern SAME DAY SERVICE—NO EXTRA CHARGE fu«ranli*d early Christians. tail coal, ice and fuel oils. aooiml oVacf by Foremost pilgrim was Cardinal Wm.ftogtnMfg. Gih'oy, who represented Pope Piui Co.. Mtrittan, XII. He was accompanied by • Conn. group of Australian pilgrims. Call Keansburg 6-0170 for Special Rates Bishop Thomas J. McDonnell, aux iliary bishop of New York, headed the U. S. delegation. 24 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK Bishop Lopez Aitiz and 25 other Rubel Corporation CLEANERS INC Enclosed »'* '• cull |na itompi) high-ranking church dignitaries M. STEGtMAN, Manager and laity attended from Spain, na- 235 CREEK ROAD KEANSBURG and___flogstaff labels, carton er bog fronts, tive land of St. Francis. As re- or vocuum-peckid corTii couponl for which ported by Life, more than 15.000 plnii iind me Original login Tmpooni. Japanese men, women and chil- dren attended the mass, which marked the first time a cardinal MM •<*•*• Urn, ai WufraM, ittlteWi el nlra c«* celebrated a Pontiflcial mass in ADDKESS- Japan. •UGSUM FOODS 1010 ONIY AT MIfNDIV, CITY ZONE STATE NflGMOIMOOD GftOCMSI This ifhi it inijm Is any Sills « Ull lafajlaiian. Uncle Sain Makes Monthly Census Check Washington.(AP)—The big 1950

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Uhai'leji G. Uugarbcr, 58, former hill I* HENW I, rAVlOl, ABC Nllwo't, sviry Monday ivinlita, , deputy fire chief of the Asbury Purk fire department, died Wed- Broad and nesday of lust week at the U. H, veterans' hoapltnl at Coral Gables, Klu, Mr, Kugiirber Joined the de- Wallace Sts.l partment In* 1013, He was elected XunRau deputy chief of the volunteer de- Red Bank DE RIDDER BUICK, Inc partment in I92S nn(I bpcnnie a deputy chlof In the paid depart- ment In 1»2R, He jervnd In that 163 to 169 Monmoulh Strttt R«d Bank, N. J. lU until ha rntlred lam .\o- 5 A S Whtm «M.«JN«W(M «r« brntll UUIM ulll MM I*MN. BASK R. JPJVT 14, M4t

IT* SMART fO M THRIFTY-SAVE ON out Cen. ¥. B. Smith T Director* Makes Tour of Met Last Night SLIPCOVERS - UPHOLSTERY Waa Final Meeting BIGGEST TRADE-IN Wa k*l» JFWI take! your Fort Monmouth Until September fabric, Am w» pick up your Hit Official Parly The board of directors of the •Mite, strip it «towa I* Ikt Community Y.M.C.A., held its last Welcomed at Marine- meeting until September at the ALLOWANCES (rasas, itwtk tht kuct, asUI "Y" building on Riverside ave. lest Park Dock Here night. Lieut. Gen. Walter B. Smith, The June meeting of the board kofattr with fabrics yw Firit Army commanding general, was held at the home of President in Ford Truck History! made a. five-hour official tour of J. D. Tuller. Outdoor fames were ha** dm**, ntmrm jwar Fort Monmouth last Thursday as played before a supper and busi- the guest of Maj. Gen. Francis H. ness session. We'M giviag the high-dollar on track trade-ins few of the Ford Bonus Built Truck models for 'tf« Lananan, Jr., and his stsff. Boy E. Gotten, general secretary, bectuse we've got the bigmet monthly sales The former Ambassador to Rut- stated that the "Y" now has a Site ttifst of new trucks we've hud in yean. as well as permission to have a Nsjw'a the Tim* t* Trad* I «ia, with Maj. G«n. Rotcoe B. OkMM tVMi Over 110 MawaJsl CALL «l 6-403S FOR FREE ISTIMATf Woodruff, deputy commander, and four-week "learn-to-swim" program Get new-truck pep and power, get new-track Maj. Gen. Willard G. Wyman, chief at the point of Sandy Hook. This There's a Ford Truck for your job, for any job. coat-cutting efficiency by putting s Ford Truck ,. MO US will provide opportunity for inter- Over 1W models in all, from bsK-ton Ptekups to I TAPE ot staff, arrived at the Marine racial groups to receive swimmins; UUonenower BIG JOBS. on your job now! Trade in your old truck whUe) SLIPCOVER FABRIC 12 Months Tt Pay u.% park dock in Red Bank aboard the instructions for the first time. A you can still get the high-dollar for it Used track OS-foot army boat Capt. Deane C. letter of thanks waa authorited to •••varyl values are slipping fast. Start saving with Ford.., Howard after a trip down Bandy AND LEATHERETTE be sent to Col. Ostruni. command- We eta make immediate delivery on all but • the truck thtt is Bonus Built to last longer* •UINITUII Hook bay and the North Shrews- ing officer at Fort Hancock, in ap- bury river. They were welcomed preciation of his efforti. SOLO BY THE YARD AND at the dock by Oen. Lanahan and Edward J. Dodd, chairman of the high-ranking Fort Monmouth of- youth program committee, reported MCOtATING CO. ficers. Mayor Charles R. EnilUh of that his committee had given fur- IM •HMIWtBUIfV AVK. MO BANK Red Bank and Freeholder Joseph ther consideration to a special type C. Irwin, representing Monmouth of protecto-trip insurant* covering county. for children on Y.M.C.A. sponsored Following a 15-gun salute as the trips. The board recommended that official party entered Fort Mon- the plan be placed in operation. Mr. mouth, Oen. Smith. inspected a Dodd also reported on the seven guard of honor outside Russell Y" supervised summer play- hall headquarter*, lunched at grounds in operation and the or- Gibbe hall officers' club, inspected ganization of two softball leagues the summer training camp of the through the efforts of Thomas Reitrve officers' training corps at Streckfus of the Community "Y" Camp Wood, where MO R.O.T.C. staff. One league is an eight-team cadets are in training, and then Interboro league tor industrial and toured the Signal school and Sig- community teams and the other is an eight-team Int«r-Church league nal Corps Engineering labora- with teams representing all of the tories. religious faiths. The day wag highlighted by a Major changes in a new list of review of 10,000 Signal Corps tentative committee assignments troops In honor of Gen. Smith, in consist of Mrs. Rachel Mount as which a battalion of R.O.T.C. new chairman of the adult pro- cadets took P*rt. gram committee; Lester R. Ross, At the review Cpl. Frederick E. new chairman of the public rela- Tingling was decorated with the tions committee, and Frank F. Bronze Star medal for exemplary Blaisdell, new chairman of the conduct in ground combat against property committee. the armed enemy on or about Apr. 22, 1945, in the European theater CIVIC MEETING. of operation!. TBY PDRUFORTRADeS! Members of the Council of Civic Several trophies were awarded associations of Middletown town- for athletic achievement in tennia ship, have asked that meetings ot and golf. The post tennis team Middletown township committee be reer M feck's ynr stit fof far «Sfl> ad end mat, Mel championship trophy was received held in the evenings, so that more BetNewESSO by Cpl. Francis Brlley for Head- persona could attend. This request quarters company, 1301 A.S.U. The was made at a meeting of the post singles championship, second group Friday at Middletown town- MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES CO. place, was awarded to Capt. Peter ship hall. Koumjian of the Signal school. The associations have also asked The post golf team champion- for traffic lights at the Five Cor- 90 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK ship trophy was won by Headquar- ners on highway 38 at Middletown ters company, T.S.U., and was re- village, and on Main st, Belford. ceived by M/Sgt. Arley D. Palmer. The second place trophy, won by Company F, 9400 T.S.U., Signal training regiment, was received by Set. Richard Paulavedus. Other awards included individual ones to P.F.C. Walker VanHall, Cpl. Frank Nelson, Cpl. Omar J. Peppin and Pvt. John J. Jenkins- Gen. Smith's party included Mrs. Smith, Maj. Gen. Roscoe B. Wood- MAINSTAY FEDERAL ruff, Firit Army deputy command ing general, and Mrs. Woodruff; Maj. Oen. Willard G. Wyman, chief of staff, and Mrs. Wyman; Col. David L. VanSyckle, deputy Motor Oil! chief of staff; Col. James J. Pirtle Savings and Loan Association and Mrs. Pirtle; Col. William May- er and Mrs. Mayer; Col. Charles F. Colson and Mrs. Colson; Col, Murray H. Ellis, Col. Percival A. OF RED BANK, N. J. Wakeman and Mrs. Wakeman; Ma}. John E. Aber, Capt. John W. Elder and Mrs. Elder, Cspt. Wil 21 Monmouth Street lis F. Lowrey and Mrs. Lowry and Capt. Oelman U White.

Still Time to Plant Emergency Hay Cropc Drought-stricken livestock farm- STATEMENT OF CONDITION Powerrobbtar car. ers can help ease the forage and wiUih «lnep«ta Help, keep once. A* of June 30th, 1949 »1ne runnlnj eteoW ^ John E. Baylor, assistant exten- sion specialist in farm crops at Rutgers university, suggests Im- mediate planting of fast growing mid-summer crops. These will ASSETS LIABILITIES yield relatively good forage and supply pasture fairly quickly. Fint Mortgage Loans $1,361,912.73 ' Members' Share Acconnti.. $1,477,733.17 COPH. 11ll. [110 IRC. Ho suggests Sudan grass, soy- beans and sorghum. A seeding of Represents our Investment. In 4M mortgages Represents, accumulated savings of 972 mem- On YOUR CAR MT K>R TH1 TOUOH, HOT WIATHIR AHIADI Sudan grasB made now will be on improved property, all but one of which bers. Her*'* outre •IMMMhsr «it|iM pretsttlsn... iww ail scenemyl Htva ready, to grate five or six weeks provides for monthly amortisation and interest your Itw Dealer drain and roflll your crankcaw wllh fresh, summs* from now, according to Baylor. The payments, and as of July 8th,. 1949, only nine normal seeding rate is about 35 accounts were in arrears for the month of €sso arssW NIW Itss IxtN Mohv Oil H halt that hsird-worklns angina beat June; three accounts were Is arrears over one Advances from Federal Home the heat. Far smooth, powoiwrvll "Happy Motoring". •. Ml 'er vp with pounds to the acre on soil that hao been properly fertilised. month. Loan Bank ~ 87,500.00 Impravod IN* Ixtn* OSMSHMI "For a crop that Is valuable for both pasture and hay, use a mix- Represents funds wo have procured through ture of Sudan grass and soybeans, Properties Sold on Contract.... 7,491.07 our credit facilities to finance homes. ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY says the university spokesman. To seed an acre, use tin to 15 pounds . Represents 4 properties, title to which wilt of Sudan grass seed and a bushel pass to the' purchaser after additional contrac- or a bushel and a half of soybeans. tual payments have been made in accordance Loans In Process < 19,737.61! Such « mixture will be ready for with agreements. STOP IN AT YOUR NEAREST ESSO DEALERS TODAY hay or grass silage by early Sep- Represents undisbursed portion of Iotas tember, and hay yields from a ton authorlied, '. and a half to two tons an acre Property ImproTement Loans 4,687.65 Miytor'i Eiso StrvicMttr Win. M< iiowit Angtlo's Strict StatiM are common. Represents 11 monthly amortlied notes foe If a fanner wants to mike si- the improvement or repair of property. Outer Ltabilltlei 6,408.79 lint Avs. Blvcr Bd. * Smith St. Shrewsbury Av. « Catherine St. lage, Baylor recommends a com- 9 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, M. J. J-AIB HAVEN, X. I. BED BANK, N. I. bination of either Early Amber Investments and Securities...... 71,118.10 Cane or Atlas Sorgo, together with Specific Reserves . 972.36"; soybeani. The usual rate is 90 Represents our Investment In $M,0M.0O of pounds of sorghum teed and a United States Government Bonds sad other bushel and a halt or two bushels securities. Reserves and Undivided Profits 111JWwlf W v Www EIM Station Station Euo Service, Ltd. of soybeans to an acre. General Reserves ..$102,644.49 This sorghum-soybean combina- Stfvicfnttr tion can supply five to six torn of Cash on Hand and in Banks...... 45,429.81 Undivided Profits .. 46,331.79 V Frent * Spring Sts. Shrewsbury Ave. Bay Ave. silage to the acre and can be har- Office Equipment, less depre- $148,976.28 BED BANK, If.* BED BANK, V.I. vested about the middle of Sep- HIGHLANDS, N. I. tember, A sorghum-soybean mix- ciation ^ _ 1.00 Represents the safety fund of the association. ; ture also has the advantage of not Deferred Charges and Other Reserves for the 6 months period were in- . ', needing preservatives when it is creased $9,800.00, after which a dividend of <• SMlM'f EftO made into silage, Assets 687.85 3% was paid. Total reserves now represent Trianglo Esto Station P4T Esio Sorvicenter Baylor points out that some 8.7% of assets. StfVictflttr dairymen may find it helpful to Represents.prepaid expenses and other assets. sow field corn broadcast in the Blver M. ft Carton M. Blvarslde AT*. * W. rr«at St. 4*4 Shrewsbury Ave. m near future. Sown at the rate of a $1,691,328.21 * BVM8ON, V. i. BED BANK, N. J. BED BANK, N. J. bushel an acre, corn can supply $1,691,328.21 large quantities ot both green feed and dry forage,. 'Livestock farmers should make •very effort to grow' as much as RWMM Eiso Station Iridgo Esso Station Shrewsbury Esso Station they can of these emergency crops," comments Baylor. "Signs point to Current Dividend Rate June 30, 1949 SI ver Bd. * Allen St. Bridge Avo. * Hsetot *L Bread St. a severe shortage of forage thin winter and prices tor hay may be RUMSON, N. J. BED BANK, N. j, SHBEWSBVBY, N. J. extremely high." .3% per annum

FREEHOLD RESIDRNT DIES Miller Broi. EIIO Esso Sorvicenter Mrs. Laura Btory, 88, of Free- Fair Haven Esso Station hold, died Thursday at Monmouth Sorvieonter Eatontown Circle county welfare home. A native of Hirer Rd. Freehold she was the widow of MORTGAGE LOANS IMPROVEMENT LOANS INSURED SAVINGS St. U * rive Corners Boute 10 FAIB HAVEN, N. J. Perrlne Btory, and w»s a member MIDDLETOWN, N. J. EATONTOWN, N. J. of the Freehold Baptist church, Surviving are 'a stepduUKhtcr CHARTERED AND SUPERVISED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Mm. Harry Hayes ol Eatontown nnri a Htepson, Howard Story of It Pays To Advertise In The Register Vrsehold. Pace Twelve RED BASK REGISTER, JULY 14. 1049 .>', DOBEMDS, McCUC « Beeves Fined $300 had been purchased by members BC8SEIX of the local American Legion post For Shooting Fiance Sea Bright Beach and charged to the borough be COUNSELLORS AT LAW cause "they could not afford to Whitfiild Buildin,, ftaj Baa* living Reeves, Jr., 19. of 10 pay for it." Wharf avc, Red Bank, was given Takes in $12,310 John J. Qulnn Thoroit P. Dor»mu» a suspended sentence lo Annan- Councilman Pearson refused to Vincent J. HcCui Eraut Fuano dale reformatory, placed on three sign the bill until he has the op- William L. Riuwll, Jr. years' probation and lined (300 In First 3 Weeks portunity to investigate why i when he appeared before County was charged to his department, rABSONS, LABBECQUE, Judge J. Edward Knight Friday. Mayor Score* (]oiim:il something no one present would CANZOXA & COMBS He was charged with shootmj; answer. COUNSELLORS AT LAW Miss Eva White of Long Branch Fur Having Itrjecled William Sinclair was appointee • W.IUi. St. IU4 Bank in that city Mar. 18. •A special police officer for the year Theodora L>. Pat-suns Edmund J. Cantona Tractor lo Clean Sand Reeves had previously pleaded The request of Ocean township for comfort Theodore J. Labr#cque Eliton V. Com»« Thuma.- J. SinlUi non vult lo the charge. John A. The Sca( Blight municipal beach the borough to purchase advertis Iiobert H. Maida William B. Blair, Jr. Petillo of Red Bank, attorney for operations brought in a total, in \ng space in its centennial pro- Abrahan J. Zagtr Reeves, said that his client and gross receipts, of $12,315.50 in three gram was rejected because no Miss White plan to marry shortly, weeks, from June 15 to July 7, the funds had been provided in this WILLIAM E. BEATY According to the prosecutor's of- mayor and council was informed year's budget for such expendi- fice, Reeves and Miss White were by Borough Clerk Clarence Stev- ture!. ATTOBMCV AT LAW at the home of her sister and ens at last Thursday night's meet- brother-in-law when the shooting Income Tax Consultant ing. occurred- After Miss White had Of this sum, which does not in- Rollo Continues M Eul Front SI., ««d B«aa S-4J7? gonc upstairs on an errand for herclude expenditures necessary for sister, Reeves, holding a pistol, the operation of the paid beach, snid "stop playing around with $4,953.99 w.is reported for the Fight Against me" and fired, shooting Mis« White week July 1 to 7. In this period MILTON KOSENE in the hip. She was a patient at Monmouth Memorial hospital ten 44,000-odd persons visited the ATlORNtV AT LAW days. beach over the July 4 week-end. Marathon Co. The total returns include income 107 MONMOUTH ST. Claims New Bua Line , HOTKL JKWKI, KOBBKKV from beach admissions, locker RED BANK C-027* Mr. and Mrs. Mux Byer of Tren- room rentals and parking fees. Would Make Hollo ton had more than $5,000 in jewels In Thursday night's discussion stolen last week from their room the subject of the purchase of a K11118 Unprofitable [VENTILATED ALUMINUM AWNINGS JAMES F. SMITH in the Berkeley Cartcret hotel at beach tractor, which would have AUD1OMETRIST Asbury Park. The couple to'd po-cost $2,600, was brought up by Edwin W. Curric, Hatawan at- lice they had left their room about Mayor Thomas Farrcll. He criti- torney for the Rolls Transit cor- and DOORWAY CANOPIES HKAIUNG EXAMINATIONS 7 o'clock Wednesday night and re-cized the board for rejecting a pro- poration, hu announced that the Hearing AiiU—Accessoi-iea—BaUeriei turned shortly after 1 o'clock on posal to buy the tractor when it corporation has not given up its was costing the borough as much light against the «ward of a fran- Phone Red Bank 6-5870 Thursday morning. The jewels chiae to the Marathon bus line foi Here's the answer lo your problem* of hotneJieaiitification a*nd proteclion! - jss nn'En RD. TAin HAVEN, N. J.were taken from a burenu drawer, as $80 weekly to pay men to clean the beach, in ten weeks the cost a Perth Amboy-Kcansburg route KoolVents—flawlessly engineered of lightweight aircraft aluminum—«• over a right of way partially tra- will be .$800, the mayor said. versing streets used by Rollo buses ruttom-built lo fit and harmonise with the architecture of your BOOM. A week previously the mayor in Keyport, Union Beach, Raritan had said at a special meeting it township and Kcansburg. KoolVents rich colon are baktd-on by Infra-Red process ... every imtalla* had been brought to his attention lion is made by factory'trained crews. Once Kool Vents go up, they stay up that discarded bottles had been According to Mr. Cuiiie, the thrown into the surf, where they Rollo film may carry the fight 10 ... require no seasonal maintenance or replacements. • WISHFUL THINKING the appellate division of the Supui4- might break and present a hazard to bathers. It was the mayor's lor court against the decision "NYhen Your Ship Comes In?" opinion it would have been much handed down recently by the State wiser for council to purchase a Public Utilities Commission grant- It't M'f—4 st-it «• Justs* •• KOOUfNTS.' tractor from surplus funds in an ing the Marathon application for the new route despite Rollo objec- emergency loan than it would -HA Well, it's not much use waiting for ONE if you have been to hire men to clean tions, The attorney emphasized the the beach, The tractor could also fact that the Rollo company had have been used to clear snow from at no tinio during the proceedings never sent ONE out. What* its cargo, anyway? modified its objections and wa* still the streets, the mayor said. as strongly opposed as ever to the P. O. BOX • Ambcrsc Nelson, beach superin- Marathon route. Is it wealth or happiness, good-cheer or sorrow? tendent, said it was imnosslbi! for HIGHLAND PABK, N. i, life guards to clean the beach in Marathon started operations July the mornings. "Often when they 1 and is running buses every half I think it depends on what we have been trading cport for work," he said, "there hour from 6:30 a. m. until midnight. arc between 200 and 300 .people al- No passengers are being accepted ready in the water. They must n Keyport, Union Beach, Raritan for, in the different "Ports'* of Life. This may start their job as lifeguards right township, or Kcansburg for local MRCNIS away." travel in those municipalities to be a little "Sermon," but we want and America Councilman Lester E. Pcrrinc points on the Rollo lines traversing said: "Whatever it means, we must the same streets. have a clean beach in Sea Bright. Rollo objections to the new route needs lots of ships going and returning, but we We must have enough men on have been based on a contention EAGLE HOME CONDITIONING SERVICE hand to do this job if we have no hat it would make present Mata- want the right "cargo" on them when they come tractor." wan to Kcansburg operations by Divition of CHUNK MANUFACTURING CO. However, Councilman Daniel the firm unprofitable to the point KOOL VENT Pearson said he had voted against where it would be necessary to cur- back. Friends, let's begin to make it something the purchase of the tractor, -which tail service. ' 401 Cleveland Ave. Phone New Brunswick 2*9402 had been recommended by Coun- more than just a "dream." cilman George Krauju, beach com- mittee chairman, because money for its purchase was not included "OLD TIMER" in the 1940 budget, Besides, he said he believed the beach now is being Kept clean and orderly by the men Sponsored by the Union Laundry Old-Timer. who do the work. It was the recommendation by, Councilman John H. Hooter, and "The cut below tells where to go" one apparently accepted by the board, that the manual clean up be continued through this summer >| • CASH AND CAW SAVSS 18% ( and if shown necessary, to provide funds for the tractor in tha 1990 I tnndvl HID budget. When the bills were read Coun- cilman Pearson, chairman of the NION LAUNDRY police committee, came upon an f V Clf ANINC • UUN0IIINO • FUR STORAGE • WIG STORAGE item that brought forth his ire. It was not so much that an Ameri- can flag had been purchased, he said, as the fact it had been charged to the police committee without his knowing "a thing about it." The bill was for $16.80. Councilman Neils Jacobsen, council president and Republican candidate for mayor, explained that the bill should have been for $6.80. He said it covered the pur chase price of a flag located at the World War II memorial on Ocean IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER ave. The councilman said tha flag

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"IT'S LOADS OF FUN" THRILLS WHATEVER YOU DO.. LAUGHS, DONT MISS IT!! PRIZES SEA BRIGHT FIRE DEFT CARNIVAL OCEAN AVENUE OCEAN AVENUE at the Bridge «t the Bridge SEA BRIGHT JULY 16 TO 24 INCLUSIVE SEA BRIGHT Page Fourteen BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 14, 194f lodge Tucker No. 397, Galveston, Tex.; Zachariah Ennis Murrell, FOB A COMPLETE SELECTION Sea Bright Feels Its Collector Dec. 14, 1877, St. John's No. 1Roya, l Arcanum Wilmington. N. C.j Frederick W. E. Larter, Apr. 22, 1878, Glasgow Has No Priority on Garbage Star No. 219, Glasgow, Scotland, Marks Birthday present lodge Glasgow Kilwlnnlng Red Bank Council OF Pigs are pigs—really hungry No. 4, Glasgow, Scotland. Ulmden {7mm animals. Two hundred and flfty 63 Year* Old pigs need just about all the edible Names of Oldest Andrew H. Bowling, May 23, 1878, garbage a small town has to of- Coal Creek No. 492, Coal Creek, Tenn., present lodge Bright Hope, Red Bank council, Royal Arcan- fer—if they are to become and re- um, celebrated its 63d birthday last main fat. No. 557, Fountain City, Tenn; John Free Masons Now Thursday night by entertaining This information was made Langhain, Sept. 26, 1878, Phoenix KIRSCHBAUM'S known to the Sea Bright mayor No. 131, Nashville, Tenn.; Milton the wives and friends of members nd council last Thursday night Made Public G. Shearer, Oct. 7, 1878, Watauga and several grand council officers. 23 Broad St. Red Bank y the town garbage collector, Jo- No. 273, Boone, N. C, present lodge The program was planned by Jo- leph Stavola. He complained that Harold V. B. Voorhi*, Hibriten No. 262, Lenoir, N. Csep, h J. Sole and M. Van Burcn lome table leavings he thought and Lyman Watkins Snoots, July Smock acted as master of cere- Dfsmer Served II Is I r. M. ihould be going to his pigs, in- Grand Historian, 31, 1879, Malta No. 118, Norwich, monies. Van Smock was likened w Open All Year stead were being gathered by an- O., present lodge West Lafayette by the grand regent, Herbert Gage, No. «02, West Lafayette, O. Tel. Far-iMfel* I-Mll SHIRTS WANTED other clean-up man, Michael De- Bring* Lilt to Dale to "Will Rogers." He commended Clewal MeaeUyt Eace*t FO» Lisa. Harold V. B. Voorhis of 133 Mr. Voorhis' deceased flic shows the ladies for their loyal support HelMart What makes matters worse, ac- Bergen pi., Grand Historian of the339 names with two having been and co-operation. Freehold Boad-Ard«sU PIRFICT "IVORY" LAUNDERING cording to Mr. Stavola, is that Mr. Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- members of the fraternity 83 Various games were played and DeLisa, who has a private garbage 10ns and of the Commandery, years, two 82 years, four 80 years, among; the prize winners were Ja- AND contract with the Peninsula house, {night Templars of New Jersey, three 79 years, five 78 years, 17 cob Prown, Stephen Greeley, Ro- keeps no pigs. Hence, he suggested, has a' file which is the largest in 77 years, 16 76 years, 34 75 years, land Dey, Mrs. Walter A. Me- * FORMATIC FINISHING" the garbage ia going to waste. the world of fully checked records 35 74 years, 48 71 years, 60 72Coach, Larry Vecchio, Mrs. Wil- Now, Mr. Stavola said, the if Free Masons with membership years, M 71 years and M 70 years. liam V, Bennett, Mrs. Edwin mayor and council should rule that >f 70 years or more, said file now Burke, Anton Koppenbeiger and IN Mr. DeLisa could not operate in containing Ml names as of June INSTALL LION OFFICERS. Mrs. Walter Warden. Ice creom, Sea Bright while he, Mr. Stavola, 10 this year. Mr. Voorhis has com- soda, sandwiches and home-made held the town contract. He also illed a list of the world's oldest Rev. J. Walter Lake was installed cakea were served. harged that trash fell from the Iving free Masons, and this list as president of the Freehold Lions NEW DeLisa truck. •as been printed and is now being club last week by International Among those present were Mills- paugh Van Brackle, Red Bank's On the subject of who can dodistributed by the Masonic Ser- Counselor John Hawkins of Shrews- WE WASH EVEBYTHING IN PURE IVOBT SOAP. vice* association, 700 Tenth st., N.bury. only living charter member, and JERSEY what, Mayor Thomaa Farrell aaid grand council officers, Herbert •4,7. WHITE ST. PHONE BE «-UM W., Washington, D. C. Others inducted were Frank Bar- • e u Mr. DeLisa is licensed and, there- Gage, grand regent; Roland Dey, fore, can continue to do his private There Is only one living Freetron, first vice president, Joseph work In town, unless he violstes Klapp, second vice president; James grand orator; Edwin Burke, alter- Mason over 100 years old. He Is nate supreme representative; sanitary rules set up by the local John J. Ray, St\, born Sept. 2, 1845, Applegate, third vice president; AI board of health. Bennett, secretary; Benjamin Man- Percy Wells, member finance and Griffiths in Orange county, N. C. He be- audit committee; Harry Quelch, Mr. 'stavola's contract with the came a Master Mason Mar. 7, 1868, koff, treasurer; Bernard Isaacson, Lion tamer; Aaron Gelblum, tall William V. Bennett and Larry Vec- town, said the mayor, did not ex- joining Gravel Hill lodge No. 232, chio, deputy grand regents. Have the clude other garbage men from be Gravel Hill, Tenn. His present twister; C. Ensley, chaplain, and coming licensed and making pri- lodge Is Dublin No. 504, Dublin, Earle C. Stillwell, Wlllard Priggc Th«—orator announced that the vate collections. The matter of un-Tex. and Sidney Flicker, directors. Per- Monmouth Arcanum Travelers' NEW tidiness, the executive aaid, would Others ll»ted by Mr. Voorhis are fect attendance pins were awarded picnic Sunday at Ocean county be looked into. to Mrt Clayton, Robert Greens, Mr. park, Lakewood, promises to be George Edgar Dana, made a Mas-Geblum and Mr. Applegate. SPINET A little fire was thrown in Mr.ter Mason May 21, 1873. Paul Dean better than ever. Stavola's own direction. lodge, North Easton, Mass.; Wil- Why," asked Councilman Les- liam J. Burwell, Nov. 13, 1873, St. MODEL ter E. Perrine, "don't you haulThomas No. 44, St. Thomas, Ont., IT'S A FACT away old mattresses when people Canada, present lodge San Diego COOK MANY MiAU 47 OKI 7Mff discard them at the curb? The Wo. 35, San Diego, Cal.; Robert W. councilman said some mattresses Watchorn, Jan. 15, 1874, Evergreen -SAVtTIMIWITHA No. 209, Lanark, Ontario, present HAMMOND ORGAN had been set on Are recently, caus- lodge Merrickvllle No. 55, Merrlck- NEW YORK ing a serious hazard In (he down' Complete, ready to plug into town area. ville, Ontario; Frank W. Carpen- AT GRIFFITHS The garbage man replied he un- ter, July 4, 1874, Maiden Rock No. light socket. derstood his contract to call for 198, Maiden Rock, Wis.; Philip A. S.S. SANDY HOOK the gathering of such heavy waste Gunsolus, Mar. 18, 1875, Brock- All in one unit—including four times a year. However, Mayor way No. 316, Brockway Center, MOMf ranif » speaker and pedals; Double "Always On Tim*" Mich., present lodge Evergreen No, Farrell told him in Sea Bright keyboard, built -in -vibrato; "every week is clean-up week," and 259, Riverside, Cal. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME OAlir SUNOAT 1300 even this bulky trash should be re- William B. Decker, Jan. 21, 1876, Width 45H", height MK", • :SO A.M. moved as frequently as truck Columbia No. 98, Chatham, N. T., COOK AND IAKIAHIAD—You'll w»e lime Delivered IV. ATUNTIC HIOHIANDS J:0O P.M. 7iOOP.M. depth 25".- 7:00 P.M. space would make possible. present lodge Tarbolton No. 351, •Ml ena'iy. A**) yaxi'M twit and serve Mr. Stavola said he'd try to take Falrbury, III.; Peter A. Perkins wtwl* eilemtri M • MaMt'l notice. Including Bench •sOO AM. more stuff away more often. May 11, 1876, Colllerville No. 152 Tety Pries Miles eiere tV. »IE« 10, NOHTH «IVH •130 P.M. I0.J0A.M. Colliervllle, Tenn.; John C. Ross than IK SMALL DOWN PAYMENT-BALANCE ON TERMS. FOOT OP CEDAR ST. •141 P.M. June 6, 1876, Olive Branch No. 39 K31."- "The Music Center of New Jersey* Brower Wins Prize LeRoy, N. T.; William A. Robert- n IV. «9lh ST., UOOKIYN *<30A.M. lliOOA.M. son, Aug. 18, 1876, Mt. Herman No At Belford Fair 263, Cedar Rapids, Ia., present ONI WAY rMI %\» (NI10MN NAlf-MM GRIFFITH PIANO CO. Everett Brower of 34 Drummond lodge Crescent No. 25, Cedar Rap- -STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES - OIIICT IUS CONNICTIONS TO IOAT Ids, Ia.; John D. Pearson, Nov. American Freezer & Appliance Co. lAah lei rm lete Iwi la»»sl»ltl pi., Red. Bank, was top prize win- ner at the Belford fltf companies' 30, 1876, Hermitage No. 298, And- HIGHWAY Jo AT HEAODEN'S COR., MIDDLETOWN 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, N. J. WEEKLY U TBIP BOOK tS.00-40 TBIP BOOK $S0.C3 rew, Ia., present lodge Helion No. fair, which concluded an eight-day Open Wednesday Evening! until 9- Phone MArfcet 3-5880 run Saturday night. 36, Maquokota, Ia.; Myron Carmon, PHONE RED BANK «-S»7J • 0ININ9 • DANCING • MR • The fair, which opened July 1 Jan. t, 1877, Peninsular No. 10, was held off Route 36, Belford, on Dowaglac, Mich.; King Gustav V., • DAILY SUNSET CRUISE newly acquired grounds. There Jan. 13, 1877, Stockholm, Sweden; were 24 booths in operation and a Theodore, B. Lcmoin, Jan. 18, 1877 TO NEW YORK AND RETURN pony ride for children. Ground Summit No. 213, Twinsburg, O. present lodge Morning Light No, HAVES ATLANTIC HIOHIANDS 7:00 P.M. prizes were awarded each night. Harold Tarnow, Arnold Wentworth 384, Manson, Ia. / S.ilina Tint r«r All On* W»y Trlpi 1 Hr. 20 Mln. and John Wermcrt wcro in charge. Albert L. -Rohrer, Apr. 25, 1877, Mount Carmel, Lynn, Mass., pres- It P«yi to Advertise in Tht Register. ent lodge St. George No. 6, Schenectady, N. Y.; Frederick M. Gilbough, May 14, 1877, Crescent No. 4»3, Philadelphia, Pa., present COUNTy~OF~MONM0UTH STATE OF NEW JERSEY Notice ie hereby given that sealed Try something Lighter... blda will be received by the Board of Uhosen Freeholders o( the County of Monmouth (or the Reconstruction or Bridie No.MIMO. Middletown Township, New Jersey, and opened and read in public at the Court House, Freehold. New Jersey on July 20. 1M9, at I o'clock, P. M., Daylight Saving- Time. TIM'S VMT OWNEM SAY Imagine a big car—a powerful car—delivering 17,18,19 miles The receipt and opening of bide are subject to the proper qualifications of tha bidder in accordance with the pro- per gallon—and up!* Owners claim this handsome new IlltnlUill vieiona of the pre-quallfication law and UNT m Tmnr tha regulations adopted by the Board of Chosen Freeholders. does it every day. They say it's far and away the thriftiest car in Drawings, specifications and form of o m, I1RIURY! bids, contract and bond for the proposed work prepared by Otis Seaman, County its Class. And U i8! *t*M mon trt* O|)MOIMI Overelrlv* Engineer, have been tiled In the office of said Engineer at the Court House, Freehold, N. J., and may be inspected by prospective blddcra during business hours. Bidden will be furnished with a copy of the drawings and specifica- tions' by the Engineer upon proper no- tice and payment of a deposit of Tan (f 10.00) Dollars, which will be returned provided tho plans are returned prior to bidding. Bids must be made on Standard Pro- posal Forma in the manner designated therein and required by the specifications must be encloaed in sealed envelopes, bearing tha name and address of tha bidder and name of work on the out- side, addressed to the Board of Choten Freeholders of the County of Monmouth, and must ba accompanied by a Bonding Certificate and a certified cheek, drawn to the order of the County Treasurer for not less than ten (10%) per cent of the amount bid, and be delivered at the place and on the hour above named. Tha Standard Proposal Forma will be furnished upon application to the En- gineer. The right Is reserved to reject any or all blda if deemed to the interest of the County ao to do. By order of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Monmouth. JAMES 8. PARKES. Director.1 EDWARD C. BROEGE. Clerk. Dated: July 8. 1949. Bridge No. MT-10. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH IWf MHCMrSM-MSSfNMI COUfff STATE OF NEW JERSEY Notice is hereby given that sealed Wklte tide-well llm on4 rear wlisel bidt will be received by the Board of •Mela's eedeaal at e»lte cad Chosen Freeholders of the County of Monmouth for tha Reconstruction of Bridge Mo. HL-8, Howell Township, New Jersey, and opened and read in public at the Court House, Freehold. New Jer- sey, on July 20, 1»4», at 2 o'clock, ». M., UOHT AS A WMMM'S MHH Daylight Saving Time. The receipt and opening of bids are subject to the proper qualifications et that's lYommer's! It's lighter, the bidder In accordance with the pro- visions of the prt.quellneation law and it's bettor! Better became thk tha regulations adopted by the Board of X7WiMit* Frethold, N. J., and may he Inspected malt! No other grain i$ tvtr by prospective bidders during business proven by thouandt of owners formil * hours. Bidders will be furnished with lioMof mile*. -"••*v "•-••••"-••• White 1^ used! This famous Old World a copy of the drawings and specifica- tions by the Engineer upon proper no- tice and payment of a deposit of Ten You get a poWr'fuT nwr fteyKiTderi V- method give* you a new world (110.00) Dollars, which will be returned provided tho plans are returned prior to type engine with "get'iipand-go!" Front NUv, (fag/ wtwi fa {MOWJ 1949 of pleasure in each brimming bidding. coil ipringing! A truly restful "comfort-, Bids must be made on Standard Pro- zone ride! Eauier Hearing! "Super-' posal Forma in the manner designated glass! Taste and compare! therein and required by the specifications lafety" brakei! Softer, broader seating!,, muit be enclosed In sealed envelopes, bearing the name and address of the Increased all-round visibility, too! V"" bidder and name of work un the out- nide, addressed to the Board of Chosen Jmt drive it-and you'll say:-*7*'« Freeholders of thu County of Monmouth, and must be accompanied by a Bonding Mercury for meP Certificate and a certified iheck, drawn to tho order lil» If ili'umiid tn the IntiM'i'Hl of tlii' County mi to ilu, ENGLISH MOTORS, Inc. My order of llm Him id nf Cliiiirn Distributed byi JOS. PINGITORE, INC. *<> CHELSEA AVENUE. r rcehulilfli'B nf (he ('utility of Munmniitll. ,1AMKM S. PAIIKKK, Dlrr-rlnr, 34-36 MapU Avtnu« R«d Bank, N«w J«n«y LONB BRANCH. NEW JEHSKY TELEPHONE «0IB« WIWAIIII r, HIIOKCK, Clerki tilled: July », I!UJ, Milt H'HH URD 1UXK JUEGISTEB, 3VLV U, 190 WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Liucroft IT m WOT TM1B TO 8AV -WK NO EVSMTTHniG F06SDUT The Ladles' Aid society of Lin- Nation-Wide $500 ONLESB vBuonucno iru INCLUDED croft chapel met last Thursday af- ternoon at the home of Mr* Conservation DR. WARREN FOWLER George Verncll ol Phalanx. Mr; Henry Vsorhcca and Mrs. Ralph SM BBOAD ST. Chiropractor VanNote were hostesses. Mrs Charles Cor.over presided. Work on Poster Contest new church chimney will begin National Wildlife this week by Adolf Braun and Frank McCarron. The annual bi- Federation Makes zaar will be held Saturday, Oct. 22. Two hand-woven rugs made by so- Early Announcement ciety members will be awarded at WE THANK YOU! the bazaar. Winners of white els Again this year the annual na- phant prizes were Mrs. Henry tional Conservation Poster contest Voorheea and Mrs. Stanley Stilwell. will be sponsored by the National Those attending were Mrs. Fred Wildlife Federation. The purpose The Belford Fire Companies extend Owens, Mr*. Lloyd Hoaan, Mm. of the contest is to develop nation- Karl R. Berndt, Mrs. Ralph Laytoa, wide interest, particularly among Mrs. Edwin Boylan, Mri. George young people, in the need of res- ihieir sincere appreciation to the public for Richdale, Mrjs. James Thurien, toration and conservation of our Miss Florence and Mifa Lillian natural resources. Balm and Miss Evelyn Layton. The Wildlife Poster contest Is the support they.gave to our fair. Mrs. John Portin waa welcomed as open to all pupils in the United a new member. The aociety wil States' from the seventh through discontinue meetings for the re- the 12th grade* in high schools. mainder of the summer. The next The contest will be divided into Meeting will be held Seat. t. two groups with a separate prize Miss Mary Matcyky of Newark for each, Group JJo, 1 will cover BELFORD FIRE COMPANIES last week viiited Mr. and Mrs. all contestants in the seventh, John Lamken. eighth and ninth grades; and the first prize in this category will be Mr. and Mrs. Jame*T. McCarthy *100. Group No. 2 win cover the and children, Marie, Kathleen, high school grades through the Thomas and James, of Princeton, senior year, and the first prize for were Sunday guests of Mr. and this group will be $250. All entries ARCANIANS! Mr*. Walter Volk. must be received by Jan. 10, 1950. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John AH awards will be made in con- Lamken Saturday were Miss Lil nection with National Wildlife Han Knoth, Raymond Knpth, Miaa Restoration week, celebrated the DON'T MISS Florence Hagerman and Mr. and flrst week of spring in 1950, Other Mrs. Edward Gebhardt and ion, prizes ranging from $100 to $10 The Edward, all of Irvington. wilt be presented. Mri. James Gray and daughters, The subject of the poster Is: Lucy and Joan, have returned to Soil and Water—and Their Plod- New York city after visiting Mr. ucts. Entries may be based on a ANNUAL PICNIC and Mrs. Thomas Daly. general theme of these basic natu- to be held at Thomas Daly, Jr., son of Mr. and ral resources and may include soil Mrs. Thomas Daly, celebrated his use, conservation practices, fores- second birthday Monday. try, wild flowers, plantlife, animals, The lire company attended fire- birds, fish, water resources, pollu- men's night at the Headden'a Cor- tion and floor control. A conserva- OCEAN COUNTY PARK, LAKEWOOD ner lire company fair Friday. The tion slogan should appear on the company attended a demoatration poster with no other printed mat- and open house at Leonardo Sun- ter. day afternoon. Last year over 2,000 entries were Miss Gladys Ooddard and Misa received from all part* of the Unit- JULY™ 17th Patty. Walling of Phalanx were ed -States. The winning poster was guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Head drawn by Shirley Kabel, a student That's why wa'ra •ftriaf J V s f%kt Mw- From 8 A. M. Until Duck ley of Old Orchard, Me., over the of Bennett high school, Buffalo, GAMES SWIMMING July e week-end. tMMfr«w-tMt wtak mfa iMpst trtfcs. tba but tfeils In «tir history I Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rule* of the Wildlife Poster contest may be obtained by writ- PRIZES George Vernell were Miss Mary HIRE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY- the PARTY we've ever put on!- Zeller of Brooklyn and Mrs. K. ing to the National Wildlife Fed- BRING THE EATS — Murphy of Stewart Manor, L. I. eration, Washington, D. C. The easiest you've ever had!—to own a So come in .: . bring your present poster Judge* will be announced New Hudson, America'* 4-MOST WE FURNISH THE LIQUIDS Mr. and Mrs. George Vernell held car with you ; . . and get set for a HUDSON later. Car. The amazing new kind of motor ftponiored by Nomnouth Arcanum Trarelen a barbecue at their home July 4. surprise! A heart-warming surprise, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph car with "step-down" design that as we tell you how much your present VanNota and son Bruce, of River Hitch-Hiking Sailor* brings you new beauty, outstanding car ia worth in trade for a brand- performance! Plaza; Mr. and Mrs. William Van Sent to Reformatories new Hudson—America's 4-MOST Note, Sr., of Chapel Hill; Mr. and It's our way, as Hudson dealers, of Car. 1—MOST Beautiful. 2—MOST Mrs. John Vernell of Wllmort Charles P. Raymond and James year—up 33.7% over the some period park; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoian, celebrating Hudson's 40th anni- Roomy. 3—MOST Road-worthy. hut ytar. And thousands of motor- VanderMaelon, Earle Naval Depot 4—MOST All-round Performance. Annual Concert Misses Florence and Lillian Salm sailor*, were sentenced to indeterm- versary. We're out to win itill more ists are nuitehing to Hudson! Of the of Phalanx; Miss Mary Zeller inate terms In reformatories Fri- new friends for this new car in this first 200,000 New Hudson* bought, • of the of Brooklyn and Mrs. K. Murphy day by Judge J. Edward Knight community—to make this anniver- HUDSON SAUS HIT NIW HIGH! 100,202—over half—went to men of Long Island. for the hitch-hike robbery of Vin- sary year the biggest in our history The New Hudson is riding a rising and women who traded in other- Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and cent R. Sexton of Rumson. —with the easiest-dealing, biggest- tide of popularity. Official figures make car*, from the lowest to the Hannah-Crosman Post 2233 son John of Ridgewood are visit- Raymond was sent to Annandale trading BUY-NOW BIRTHDAY prove it! Hudson sales HO far this highest priced,toownaNewHudson! VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ing Arthur Johnson. and VanderMaelon to Bordentowr. Billy Toop, son of Mr. and Mrs. The judge, who said that their ac- Charles Toop, has returned from tion waa a disgrace, told them he COM! IN-NOW-FOR YOUR THRILLING REVELATION RIDE! a week's vacation at Whitestone, waa lending them to different re- OCEAN GROVE. N. J. formatories so that they would not L. lH with hl« aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Toop. be together. PRESENTING Arlene Gebhardt, daughter of Mr. 8exton (topped on rout* 36 WILKINS MOTOR SALES Mr. and Urs. Edward Gebhardt of in Middletown township the night Irvington, is visiting Mr. and Mr*. of June 8 to give the sailors a ride. 432 Brood Stroot, Rod Bank, N. J. Phono Rod Rank 6-0040 John Lankea. They beat him up, robbed him of The Ladies' auxiliary of the are property worth 77 and then stole company held a meeting Monday hit auto. APOLLO CLUB evening with Mrs. Gerard p. Do- midlon presiding. Member* of the auxiliary will be in charge of the Sixty Male Voices and Guest Soloists cake and refreshment booths and a game booth at the fair to be "NEW JERSEY'S FINEST SINGERS" held tomorrow and Saturday and Friday and Saturday of next week. Helen Harbourt, Soprano Thoae attending the meeting were Mr*. Sdwin Boylan, Mrs. Adolf Francis Kodauia, Accompaaiet Braun, Mrs. Garrett Corson, Mrs. Allan Woolley, Conductor Harold Kelly, Mr*, Thomas Kraan Mr*. Gardner C. Klein, Mrs. Rob- ert Davidson, Mrs, Matthew L. Mul- lin, Mrs. Charles Toop, Mrs. Pau • OCEAN GROVE •• Kennedy, Mrs. Glcntie Stencil, Mrs. John Warneker and Mr*. William Wurneker. Mr*. Klein was winner of a white elephant prize. Hostesses AUDITORIUM were Mrs. Glentie Stencil, Mr*. Charles. Toop and Mil* Madge Smith, Mri. Margaret DeAmsey of Shrewsbury was a visitor of Mrs Fri., July 15,8:15 P.M. B. Douglas Brandt Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lockwood DONATION TO BUILDING FUND—60 CENTS of Richmond Hill, L. I., visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Roland Backhaua at Red Top farm Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Us Miller and son have returned from a week'* va- cation la Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mr*. E. Douglas Brandt REPAIR SERVICE OR PARTS and daughters, Linda, Peggy Lee and Dlanne, are visiting Mrs. Brandt'* parents, Mr. and Mra. F. FOR ALL MAKES ELECTRIC Studor of Syracuse, N. T. TO THE RED BANK ELKS FAIR • REFRIGERATORS Holmdel Mrs. Oorabelle Douty. of Mont HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL clair is visiting her son and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Douty. FRIDAY, JULY 15 to Saturday, JULY 23 • RANGES AND WATER HEATERS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes and daughter* Nancy and Judith, • MOTORS accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lou Augy of Rah way are touring the * WASHING MACHINES AND IRONERS West, visiting point* of interest in Wyoming and Yellow Stone Park. PLACE-NEW ELKS GROUNDS WEST FRONT STREET * FREEZERS, FOR HOME AND FARM Holmdo! Federated Sunday- school held Its picnic Wednesday • VACUUM CLEANERS at Jeikinson'* beach, Point Pleas- JUST OFF BROAD STREET, RIGHT IN HEART OF TOWN ant. * ALL TYPES AND MAKES OF ELECTRICAL The fire company fair proved to be a success, although it did not APPLIANCES quite reach the total of last year. Fire companies present fireman's night were Haxlet, Marlboro, Rum- PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 son, Atlantic township, Union COME ONE-COME ALL Beach, Fair Haven, Southard, Manaaquan, Morganville and Pine Brook. Also present were Ladles' auxlliari«B from Marlboro, Pine Brook and Union Beach. Mana- GROUND PRIZES AWARDED NIGHTLY G. & D. squan lire company won the prize for longest distance and money prizes were won by Rumton and APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. Atlantic township (Ire companion and Union Bunch and Pine Brook 60 WHITE STREET RED BANK, N. J. uxilinrics. One Rumson fireman won the individual prize of a pair * NEW RANGES, WATER HEATERS f tickets to a hall game at Yan- kee stadium. The main pi'ize, an GRAND PRIZE 9 Emerson 16-Inch console televis- WASHERS, FREEZERS, VACUUM ion net, was won' by Mr*. Fanlta E. Eberhardt of Holmdel Heights, CLEANERS and the basket of cheer was won by Albert LaCompa of Farming- 1949 BUICK SUPER-8 SEDANETTE • IRONS, ETC. ton, Ground prize* were won by Raymond Lonffstrcet, a table * REBUILT CLEANERS, REFRIGERATORS, lamp; Mis* Shirley Sutphin, gro- ceries; Mrs. John Jcffery, a radio; WASHERS Mrs, William Rikor, a toaster; WILL BE AWARDED ON SATURDAY, JULY 23rd Ralph Stewart, unftball and bat, snd Dale Arclaltrlus, a dolL Sixteen BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 14, 1949 EMIHE STORE AIR CONDITIONED I REE PARKING SPACE IN REAR OF. STORE STEINBACH COMPANY 121 tread Str««t Mktank

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-•-fl**...... - ••.•#« 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER P« COPY VOLUME LXXII, NO. 2. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 12 Youngsters Help Build Ball Field American Title Towners, Rangers To Local Cruiser On 102-Mile Race In Big Clash Sunday Bowers Navigate* Teams Now in 4-Way Tie For Lead BIO LEAGUE STARS will flock to Bradevelt a week from Wednes itolling Stone' With day night when "Father Joe" Shechan, curate at St. Gabriel's, and Har- —Crucial Game at Stalder's Field old "Glbby" Giblln, St. James minstrel director, collaborate on a super- Owner Don Stone duper minstrel show to open Bt. Gabriel's four-day carnival. Rolling Stone, a 40-foot cruiser, Jted Bank baseball fans Sunday Tt> perfena fer Maestra. GlbUa and the Padre are Vie with home port at Irwin's yacht vlll have a league leadership bat- STANDINGS aaeehl, Totaay Hearlch, FWI Bluutto, Frank "Spec" Shea, works, Saturday became the cruis- tle to witness when the Red Bank USMII MankaU, Gw Nlaraot and Georie "Saudy" Stirawetaa. er champion of America by win- Towncrs and Red Bank Rangers Red Rank Townera .. This atUtar sHNfrtu ef Yankees will he ably assisted by ning the 37th annual 102-milc clash on Stalder's field, Newman Red Bank Rangert .• ralastrtl MM from «*. James parish aad assorted talent from Block Island predicted lop race, Springs rd. Brfmar V.F.VV. '. the Hetatdel-Bralevalt section. It should be a bang-up show. sponsored by the New York Ath- Four clubs went into a first-place Adelphla A. A The minstrel his all aorts of special features, most important of letic club. Lie two Sundays back and last Freehold riulUtans .... Don C. Stone, East Orange, pilot- A-cek's rain kept the standings that Freehold A. C which is that tht 1,000 apectators who can be accommodated will view way. No Jersey Shore league games Went Belmar the production "on the house." No admission fee will be charged, vis- id his boat to a spectacular vic- ory. Assisting him as navigator were played. Beside the Red Bank I*onardo Field Club ....._ itors being guests of Rev. John J. Nowak and Father Sheehan. Stirn< clubs, Belmar and Adelphla con- Long- Branch Democrats • as Philip J. Bowers. Red Bank : welts and company, besides giving of their vocal talents, will hand out council president. The team of tinue In the driver's scat. Adelph. a Keannhurg A. C. __ a half dozen balls autographed by Yankee players. Stone and Bowers is not a new should be rated as the club with the best chance to stay on top of GAMES SUNOAT Aaother sperts feature ef the four-day carnival will be one, Mr. Bowers having been Capt. rVd Bank Rangers at Bed Bank Stone's executive officer aboard an the heap. They meet Keansburg, a horteahoe pitching %y state champ Larry Mahoney. He'll give team which has tasted victory but Towner*. eut with demonitratlona Thursday and Friday and on Saturday 8Pirate park, also on Newmaa Mr. Carton honestly believe that rule Is being upheld? If eyes can be er 1 up. Last week Rhodes took regatta the first sporting event in honored at the seaside track Sat- Springs rd. Branch curtain raiser, and Jimmy the measure of Bill Bradley 4 and registered In a heavy downpour, eloatd to one violation at tht beautiful race track, isn't it possible they'll Delaney, winner of last week'i the United States to be honored by which fairly well ruined the elab- urday afternoon with the fourth The league, originated here by I, after the pair ended up all even receiving perennial trophies from running of the $15,000 Lamplighter Mrs. Bowers after she had learned stay eloaed to otheri? . thrilling race. in their first meeting. orate swimfest arranged by Med- Vic Brunzell, track manager, successive Mexican presidents for ford Lakes' Lions club. Handicap at a mile and sixteenth. of a similar one successfully oper- TIM CORCORAN, one-time amateur boxing ace in Belfast, Ireland, put in a busy week renovating the Hard luck story of last week's the purpose of promoting good will Her performance at Shawnee is The original Lamplighter, for ated in Dunn, N. C, is conductti where his family hat been In the hotel business for half a century, ob- pairings found Dr. Mace Rudnick between the two countries. In 1940 part of a week-long observance of whom the week-end stake is on a completely volunteer basis. quarter- mile racing (trip in con- the then president of Mexico, Avila served hit third anniversary as proprietor o( the Highlander hotel, tour and surface. His changes have coming up with a banner round— "Shawnee Golf week." The aquat- named, was one of the best re- Individual donations, including Highland!, a few daya ago. In the "old days" in Ireland, Tim also 79—only to lose to Dr. Dave Mil- Comacho, presented a perpetual J100 from Red Bank Kiwanis dub, 1 effected a faster track, which ic champ heads a contingent of ten garded three-year-olds of his sea- waa a star rugby player. Tim subscribes the good luck Shamrocks sen ler, who had 76. The count was 3 trophy to the regatta in the form Newark A, C. swimmers who will son, the Citation of that era. He have paid for preliminary equip* should please the "speed mer- and 2. of a solid silver sombrero which him by his family are one Item responsible for his good fortune to dat< chants." perform at the meet. is posthumously remembered at ment. Managers, coaches and um- at the Highlander. After George Hickey got past has been won by such racing lead' Miss O'Brien is a daughter of Mr. the new Monmouth park as a high- pires are offering their servicet Wrestling Is booked for Monday era as Guy Lombardo, Sid Street night at the oceanfront arena. The Ruas Plngitore by default he suc- and Mrs. William O'Brien, West class band of horses preps for Sat- without charge. The main item of PLOWING UP THE FAIRWAYS:—Peggy Dorment'a sensational cumbed to Dr. Rubin Colby In a of Kansas City and Merlyn Culver Front st. While-a pupil at Red urday's event. organization Is a player's contract. main grunt and groanera will be of Dayton, O. W at Deal a week ago yesterday still the talk of county locker rooms, thriller that was extended to 36 Bank Catholic high school, the 17- The Lamplighter Handicap is In which the youngster agrees to The Monmouth Beach lady was really hitting the pill. Plenty courage, Rocco and McCoy. The bouts are holes when the first match ended year-old star captured a sensational abide by "good behavior" rules and staged under the direction of Ro- Other famous trophies to be in the first of the richer events to be too. Needing a birdie on the l*th to crack 70, the coolly stepped up all even. Dr. Colby got the nod by competition are the National string of club, state and national decided during the current racing similar regulations, and tank a difficult 12-footer. land J. Hlnes, who moved the the slight margin of 1 up. titles, top effort of which was her shows from Asbury Park armory Sweepstakes Bronze museum piece season, which continues through Mrs. Bowers reported yesterday The George Sullivan trophy tourney gees Into the quarter In another upset Phil Fischer de- sculptured in 1804 and won winning the senior women's nation- Aug. 10. It is also a major prep that she has a waiting list of 30 for the summer. last year by Joe VanBlerck, Jr., al indoor 100-yard backstroke cham- Anal round this week-end. It't been a aeries of upsets, Freddie The other activity of the recent- feated Fred Merrlman, 2 and 1. for the Aug. 8 renewal of the 125,-players. A team was not formed] Merrlman being the latest to succumb. Phil Fischer dumped This pits Fischer against Colby. with Aljo V; the Col._,..Garcla Val- pionship in April at Daytona 000 Choice States at a mile and a for them for several reasons, one ly reopened stadium is midget car Rhodes will meet tho winner of seca trophy, won last year by Gor- Beach, Fla. , him, S and 1 ... Merrlman managed to tie Harold Phillips for racing, which holds forth each quarter, both races being restrict- of which was insufficient managers the kicker's prlie, however, with M-s—78. Phillip* had 88-10-7* the Art Turner-Miller match, don Knap'p of Long Island; *h« Her main competitive effort of ed to members of the three-year- and coaches. The waiting list also . . . With a seven on the Uth, after the was on the apron In Wednesday night. The Offcnhauser which was postponed from Sunday ancient interstate trophy won last the summer will be an appearance motors in the midgets are the old colony. Among the big shots will be helpful should league mem- three, Mrs. William Bradley toured Old Orchard In SI to take and will be played tomorrow. year by Joe Palmers of Arlington, at Ban Antonio, Tex., next month and pop guns leveling their sights bers be expelled or drop out. the ladles' auxiliary trophy. same make which power the big Va., and the recently inaugurated in quest of the senior women's cars which compete in the annual on the event are such as Arthur Once the league has outgrowa George V. Coe, Jr., and Mrs. Matthew J. Scammell won Sunday' Red Bank Gold Cup, won last year national outdoor 100-yard back- 500-mile classic at Indianapolis, by Street. stroke title. P. Cotter's Petey Cotter, Green- its organizational difficulties, play novel "string" tournament arranged by Pro Dave Carolan at Rumson Best Crabbing tree stable's One Hitter and Wine er trades can be effected should It Country club. Using half their handicap, a foot of string was given Boats racing in the 135 cubic List; William Hells' Danherst, Eu- develop that talent is concentrated each team per stroke handicap. It could be used wherever, needed, such inch hydroplane class will accrue gene Jacobs' Colonel Mike; King in one team. Make-up of the squada aa Improving a lie or sinking a putt. The team ending with the most Owners, Trainees In Many Years points for the season's Jafco tro- Ranch's Cuandero; Clifford Mooers' was arranged so that boys In tacit string won. phy. This year for the first time Rumson Golfers Belin, Mrs. Alfred Roberts' Katun- age group are evenly divided Soft Crabs Fetching the 135 cubic inch hydroplanes in town, Wheatley stable's Irish through the four teams. DAVE WOOD of Shrewsbury, one of this section's best tennis men, Elect Joe Carroll the regatta will be credited with Vie for Cup Witch, Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld's Dai- The Giants are managed by Pe* It now a regular army first lieutenant. He helped Sandia Air Base ti Four Dollars a Dozen points on the famous Trlmper tro- quarl, George D. Wldener's Rev- lice Sgt. Leroy McKnight. Coaches State Racing Men phy. the top spot in the Fourth Army net championships by winning in tin- Not in years has crabbing been Reach Quarter Finals; eille and others of varying degrees are Patrolman Edward Brooks, gles and doublts. Form Organization so active on the river here. Those of equine speed. Earl Morris and George Wood- In reporting the matches, the El Paso Herald stated that Dave Lambert-Crane Tied Due to the.lack of any standout ward. The Wildcats are managed who are in the boat renting busi- water clear and warm with the re by Lew Wilson. Coaches are Bob played "smart tennis" to take hit singlet match after his opponent won Joseph Carroll of Oakhill rd., ness in the vicinity of Hubbard's suit that the catching of soft crabs Play for Rumson Country club's three-year-old this year the Satur- the opening let. The gruelling match tired Wood,for his afternoon Middletown township, was elected day stake looms wide open. Petey Warth, Maj. Joe Bennett, Bill and Cooper's bridges report doing has been very profitable to those President's cup went through Its Hoist and Dom Soldo. The Tanks doubles competition, but he managed to survive the closely battled four temporary chairman at an organ- a big business renting rowboats who follow this business here, Sof first round the past week-end, close Cotter won the recent Select Hand- 1 tats, His performance resulted in his being named to the five-man ization meeting of New Jersey race icap and will like the mile and a are managed by Bethune "Butch * either by the day or hour. The crabs are bringing on an average matches featuring the competition. Jones. Coaches are Neil Gettlt, team which will represent the Fourth Army in national play this month horse owners and trainers Tuesday crabbing parties return with un- of $4 per dozen for medium to large 1 Philip M. Jenkins squeezed in a sixteenth route, having run second In San Francisco. night at Oceanport inn. '• George in the winter's Louisiana Derby at Charlie Myers and Patrolman Phil usually large catches. and those who are in this business one-up victory over Arthur E. Pot- Jiannine. The Bucs are co-man* Slpp was chosen temporary secre- George "Chum" Chandler, one of have no' trouble disposing of their tit while Ronald W. Allen, who a mile and a furlong. Wine List, tary. aged by Ben Ashen and Bill Noble. TURF TALK:—Saturday's $889 dally double found a few locals al the best known local crabbers, told daily catches. put together one of his better rated the main Greentree depen- Coaches arc Ed Fennessey, John the payoff line. One gent, a former 42d Division man, bet the number! Thirty-six owners and trainers a Register "representative that Mr. Chandler also stated that re- rounds, lost to Caspar C. DeGers- dent until Capot took over the bur- Kling and Louis Vait. , V 2-4 because they represented his old outfit in reverse. Which is the were present, and a committee early in the season he knew the cently he counted 20 parties "jack- dorff, two down. den earlier in the spring, has way to win it double, by the way . . . "Red" Saunderi, Amory L. Has waa appointed to work out charter crabs would be plentiful because ing" for soft crabs one night and William C. Riker staged a sur- shown good speed in all starts, Team rosters are—Giants, Mick* kell'a jockey, waa set down for ten days by the stewards after a deman details. A meeting of the commit- of the excessive number of small a dozen or more parties drawing prise win by eliminating George V, while the home-bred Eatontown, ey Kennedy, Harry Limberes, Dal» by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbllt. Though Saunders rode Vanderbilt's tee will be held tomorrow night crabs shedding so early and that "seine" for them during the day- Coe, Jr., one up, and Amory L one of the best of the "Eastons," Myers, Dave Stevenson, Bob Hawi Bed O Rotes to a $10,000 victory, the owner no-liked the way it waa and the next meeting of the entire the recent drought hat kept the time. Haskell took the measure of Donald won his last two Monmouth starts kins, Bob Flnelli, John Caruso, Jlnv done. organization will be next" Tuesday E. Lawes, two and one. Howland and could spill the beans all over Simmons, Dick Springsteen, Bob; Arthur Johnson It cashier at a IS win window. After Phtrrne night at 8:30 o'clock at Oceanport B. Jones gained an easy bracket the landscape. Belin was also Bergin, Vince Rossi, Fred Mattel. paid (ISO In Saturday's lint race, Johnson surprisingly closed his inn. advancement via W. Jay Duncan's charging at the close of his last Walt Noble and Harold Gilmore. - window without an appearance from a single wlidier. After the Committee members are Edward Scores Tenth Spring Lake Victory default; Newcomb C. Baker, Jr., six furlongs journey to indicate Wildcats—John Antlnoui, Buddy fourth race, In which the winner paid but «s.«0. a patron pre- Feakes of Chapel Hill, Harry Vain won over John D. Russell, four and the additional parcel of ground Puglisi, Freddie Page, Claud* sented a win ticket from the first race to Johnson. "Didn't that of Herbert st., Richard Moran of three, and Alvin B, McClellan do will be right up his alley. There Whalen, Don Crimi, "Pee Wee* ticket bum a hole In your pocket?" inquired the cashier. "No, West Westslde ave., William S. feated Frank McCarter, two up. are, however, 55 nominations, and Gullll'ams, Dick Moran, Dick Burn* sir," said the lucky one—explaining "I have too many friends Cotton of Nutswamp rd., Middle- The Prall Lambert-Edwar,d M. with such a plethora of talent on, Alfred Wright, Fred Hoffman, around here to be seen collecting SIM.00." town township; Arthur McOahey Crane match ended In a dead heat, available the winner could emerge Clement Mancini, Jake Broylet, Outrider Johnny Shanks' handsomt mount gets a lot of attention of Brookdale farm, Llncroft; Jo- the pair going to the 18th all even. from almost any source. Eddie Shea, Hugh Jones and Gar- from Monmouth Park patrons. That's the light brown pony with the seph Gorman of Rumson, Joseph The match will be played off thii During recent days nearby re- ry Johnson. light mane and tall, Outriders supply their own mounts... Interesting Kullno of Somervtlle, Samuek week, with the winner meeting Mr. sort areas have been bulging at Tanks—Larry Wright, Joe Flan* ttory from Arcadia, Cal., tells of a mutuel clerk's good fortune after a Hlcka of New Brunswick, Frank Jones. the seams with vacationists. This nery, Joe Scotti, Larry Wellner, patron refused to accept two place tickets. Forced to kick in $10, the Smith of Mulllca Hill, Arthur Po- Other matches will have Jenkins Influx is reflected at Monmouth Pete Genovese, Joe Ellison, Jen/ clerk was rewarded whin Perfect Sweep came in second and returns land of Deal and Edward Wetton versus DeGersdorff; Riker versus Broyles, Frankie Sharabba, Ralph' him $809 for his enforced investment. j>ark in rapidly increasing attend- of Plainneld. Haskell, and Baker versus Me ance and mutuel figures. With all Gatta, Ronnie Weaver, Tony Hart* Mrs. Edward W. Scudder, Jr., and Mrs. Philip Iselln are ae. Mayor F.' Bliss Price - of Eaton- Clellan. top stakes and the best part1 of Bob Wellner, Don Zifchak, Mart eeptlng reservations for Monmouth Park's third annual charity town, who attended the meeting, the season ahead, the remaining Haviland and Doug Hollywood. '. ball July M. Parterre boxes go for 9100 each; dinner-dancing It was engaged aa counsel. He is a Dusek, Stein Team days arc expected to bring the Bucs—Ernie Broyles, Tony Dom* 910, and general admission It SB. Attractions include a floor member of the 'firm of Abramoff A track close to the record which it Inico, Raljih Soldo, Tom Jacoubs, show, award of a four-door sedan, an auction, games and pretty Price of Monmouth st. To Visit Keansburg set last year. Bill Burdge, Nino Sharabba, Ea girls as flower vendors. Leddy, Charlie Giblln, Ray Shar- Wally Duskek, the Omaha riot Another mile and a sixteenth run "Form" players have 'their rough moments at Monmouth park .. abba, George Limberes, George Soldiers Win, Lose squad, teams with "The Villain,' will be held Wednesday. It will be Goodwyn, Marty Brenner, Tom Tht Newark News' Willie Ratner advises that if you always play Tom' Abe Stein, Saturday night at Bal- the $10,000 added Monmouth Oaks, my Heard "owned and trained horses, you will not go far wrong" . . Epps, Joe Longo and WlW In Ganieit Last Week bach's auditorium, Keansbur?, a feature for three-year-old fillies, "Hank" Davis. Elsewhere in this issue is a ttory by Frank Eck, A.P. newsfeaturei when they engage Johnny Barend iports ed. The humorous piece Is worth reading. He opens it wltl Fort Monmouth Slgnaleers hit and George Macrlcostos in one of Gene's Milk Bar "Going to tht races la a'good habit—a good habit not to get into. Yo the win and loss column the past Mushky -Jackson's popular Austra- SWEEPS MEETING TONIGHT tee people you know and horses you don't know." week, taking the Wllderotter Hill lian tag team matches, Scares 15-2 Win The National Sweepstakes Re» The V.P.-reports that police arrested a handbook operator tops of Newark Thursday and los- In a special bout, Chic Garibaldi Gene's Milk Bar of Red Bank gatta association will meet tonight In Chicago when the poor gent,' seated on a raft, waa paddling ing to New York Sanitation de- of the famous wrestling family Monday night at Red Bank high at Monmouth Boat club at 8. furiously between three phones. The mans cellar was flooded partment Friday. meets Ace Freeman In a 30-mlnute school athletic Acid scored their by four feet of water from a heavy rainfall... The late Harry The New York team handed match. Tho other bout will have seventh Softball win of the year Al Severance, Villanova basket* M. Stevens, whose sons so efficiently operate the catering service Monmouth Its worst beating of tne Hans Kampfer meeting Fred Ca against four defeats, when they ball coach, scouted North Carolina at major ball parks and race tracks, originated the saying "You season. The Sanitation men clean- Frank Parker, left, of Los Angeles, Cal,, receives the Clifford rone, dumped Levy's Bakery of Long State by television and his squad Cant Tell the Plsyen Without a Program." Ing up on a 12 to 3 decision, The Hcmphlll singles bowl from Clifford Hemphlll, center, donor of the Branch, 15 to 2. defeated the Wolfpack. Bill Ryan, who has made two aces on the golf course, at Saturday': soldiers came back the follow- trophy, after winning the Spring Lake invitation tennis tournament, Kcnn Terry, son of "Memphis" Joe Scstlto hurled his mates to runnings, "It't sailer to tink a holo In one than to pick a winner" wa< ing night, however, and behind the Parker defeatod Billy Talbert, right, of Wilmington, Del,, 3-6, 7-5, BUI Terry of New York Giants triumph via a flve-hltter. BUI Bar Hal Nowhoiuer, Virgil trucks hit unhappy repqit , . , Alto on hand was our old battery commando flve-hll pitching of CImrlic Anbury 6-4, 8-0, It was the tenth time Parker won the tournament, giving fame, Is a sophomore pitching ton and Tom Gambacorto aided and "Dizzy" Trout of the Tigers. George A. Hogan. The former captain waa knee deep In the Dail managed to quell tht Newarkers t him a leg on another Hemphill bowl. He already has retired throe prospect on the Mississippi base the cause for tho Red Bankers, beat every American leigue Clufe, Teltgraph and torn mututlt ticktta, to 4. of thin trophies, ball jqua^, Ut it a southpaw. euh pollnj two-run b at l«ut ones last year. y /Pace Two KKD1UXK BKGlSTKi:, JUJA U, l'Ji'J The approved trolling speed aboard: Herbert Morette, Ralph ranges between 1,200 and 1,400 rev-Ponessa, Clif God ley, all of Eliza- Phillip*, Merriman Itocca, Kampfer Meet - olutions. The lures should be beth, and Ted Nistchkc of New- Tie at Old Orchard Monday at Stadium trolled on the fourth, fifth or sixth ark. It was their first striped bass SURF, FIELD AM) STREAM wave back of the boat. Some use fishing trip and I was alone and In club play at Old Orchard Roland J. Mines' wrestling show Timely Notes Ou The Great Outdoors what is called a "teaser," which unable to understand a word they Country club, Eatontown, Harold Monday night at Long Branch sta- STOCK CAR AUTO RACES consists of a very large wooden said on their fingers and afraid to Phillips and Fred Merriman tied dium will feature Antonino Rocca BY STEW VAN VLIET plug trolled within a few feet of make signs for fear they might for kicker's prise with net scores against Hans Kampfer. the stern. Some hang a bucket misunderstand me. Also I had toof 78. Phillips bad 88-10, Merriman In other attractions, Michele Le- —•i— over the stern, which creates a steer the boat, rig the lures and ex- one meets Ivan Kameroff; Abe Water Fishing in Full Swing sure of connecting. Catches have lot of commotion in the water and plain what to do in case of a Others coming close to the chos- Coleman meets Kola Kwarianl, and As we come been running from 10 to 20 to a tends to attract the fish. .strike. Also, when they hooked a, en number were George Hickey, Tony Cosenia meets Harry Finkcl- to the close of boat. Dolphin and .skip jacks, in Having never had any experi- fish I had to explain what to do 91-14—77; Charlie Matches, 89-15— stein. not too great numbers, are located 74; Frank Pederson, 83-10—73; LONG BRANCH STADIUM each succeeding ence with white marlin, I quote aa well as gaf the fish. Believe me Tht raid to better »nd blffer biiil- week we find with the tuna. ivbat appears to be the approved 1 was as busy as a hen on a hot "Mink" Heller, 87-16-71, and Bill n«i«, advertise in Th« Bcgiittr regulsrly. more and more A new run of blueflsh is headed bail. It consists of a strip squid griddle. Rogers, M-S—72. —AdvtrtlMBent. salt water fish- toward the Shrewsbury Rocks and trolled from an outriggtr. How- "During ' the at present are located about 25 night when some SATURDAY NIGHT, 8:30 P. M. i n g activities ever, a number have been caught one got hung up or started to from one end miles southeast of Shark River in- on feathers. let. Wcaklish :\yc. srnllerod along drowse, and his rod began to turn Tl'NA BLVKS BTMIPEU BASS BONITA of our coast to Albacoro, bunito and bluensh will toward the stern, forgetting they the other. Last! the coast in -not too Im^e numbers. You've never seen 'anything like it III They hjivc arrived in Sandy Hnok liit a feather lure. At times bluc- were unable to hear, 1 would yell week saw all I fisli prefer a lead squad mounted out instructions, in not too mild the summer' live shrini]) chummcrs the While Stairs have with pork rind or a bone squid. a manner, only to have them smile species which The latter are always good to have back at me. We developed a signal visit our shores been bringing in 40 to 50 to a boat. with you, as they are one of the Sport Fishing Striped bass have sonc into a during the night which helped a "Stew" VanVliet present and ac- best all-around lures. There is a lot. Ordinarily I never let any- counted lor. Thn big1 news for themild summer slump. They aio here scarcity of them at prcuent, there- BEVERLY H. II WRESTLING, MONDAY NIGHT but arc playing hard to get, ol- one make a noise on the boat for Off-shore fishing clan U that white ore I advise you to slock up on fear of scaring a possible Ash, but marlln have arrived in rather large hough the "around-thc-clockers" them. are not doing too bad. in this case it was a different Btimbers, In trolling for blue*, the speed A party of Philadelphia^, In- story, aa they might hang a fish BAHRS LANDING during the past week some 20 cluding Dick Dressier, Oorgre Scot- should be around 700 revolutions, or snag the bottom without my ROCCO vs. McCOY ta 30 of these priM spear fish have tpn, James Stafford and B. D. and the lure .should be at least 100 knowing anything about it, and CAPT. PAUL HIMBKB HfrhlMC* S-1IM fcteri accounted for. Every year Prince, hit the jack-pot aboard the oet astern. At times the fish are lose all my riggings and lines. So we have a white marlin flurry but Jack Pot, Si\, Capt. Al Steel, out of feeding deep, so it becomes neces- it was decided that when any one it generally petered out In a very Hoxy's landing, Highlands. They sary to put on a "goose neck" in wanted my attention all they had •hort time. "However, this year accounted for five weighing up to order to lower the lure to them. to do was rap on the side of the their numbers seem to be increased At certain times of the year boat. 21 pounds. Capts. Jnckey Mc- chumming wit•"h ground moss- •nd from all reports they have Carthy ami Johnny BLsso on My "Do you know, Stew, this was Qood Summer Fishing MIDGET CAR AUTO RACES moved in within a reasonable dis- bunkers ' produce large catches, one of the finest trips I have had Margey and Baby Four of Us outThe hook should be baited with tance from shore. of Johnny's landing, took fish up this year. They caught on quick, •* AIBI FRESH DAILY Along with the white marlln the backs of bunkers and Ushed boated six bass weighing from 16 Every Wednesday Night to 30 pounds. Capt. Otto Reut of without any weight, if the bunkers •aV AJW I • Cl«m»-8suld—SkrlmClam*-8aiild—8krln p ' there Is a wide variety for the Jer-the Kid Flush out of Roxy's to 28 pounds. They will appreciate KIM sey salt water fisherman to chooi-c are large, two baits can be cuta mention of, their trip in your D^B M^L I I Klllle*—Fldilers—SheMera docked with a catch of six. Capt. from each beck by starting behind Bloodworm*—Sand worm* from. It all depends upon fishing Jack Weller of the Baby Madeline columl n becausb e beforbf e theth y llefft at the right spot and the right the head and making one scoop they wrote this note; 'No deaf — al — out of Bahr's landing returned with your knife, coming out at the y ALL KINDS TACKLE FOR SALE & HIRE time. Let us try and enumerate with seven. The* bass are averag- mutte from our clulb has ever had •n the species: dorsal tin, then make another cut, ing smaller than in preceding ending at the tail, his name in the paper aa catcbing tONG BBANCH, Tuna, dolphin, skip jacks, blues, weeks and from five to seven is a striped bass'.'' Long Branch Stadium veaks, stripers, kings, fluke, sea Striped bass are probably the RECREATION K. i. tops for a night's work. most unpredictable feeders of all bass, porgiee, cunncrs, ling and The main body of fish Is located Boys ran mnkc pocket money by lett- whiting. In the order named, we fish, so there Is no one bait which ing The Riis'inter.—AdvcrtlHement. at Monmouth Beach. There are will prove effective at all times. will try and give the best locations some good size fish among them, for each: Early in the spring use sand or and they arc showing between day- blood worms, followed by eel rigs, Tuna are located about a four- break and sunup. There is a little V ** hour run, or SO or 60 miles south- strips of squid, plugs—top and activity among the surf fishermen bottom—lead squids, mounted with east of Scotland Lightship. Once —Long Branch and Monmouth feathers or pork rind. For bait you find the fleet you are pretty Beach being the best bets. fUhtng, skimmer clams, squad In connection with blucyish, a heads, river shedder and calico number are being caught from the shedder crabs and silver mullet. surf. At Shark River inlet fish up The trolling speed should be be to five pounds are reported. tween 400 and 500 revolution!!. Eel Sherwood's rigs and strip squid should be Kingflsh can be taken all along trolled about 200 feet astern, for the surf and from the fishing piers. white plugs and lead squids about They am usually early arrivuls, half that distance, and the peak of the run la nearly Kingflsh have a very small FISHING over. They are a sporty little fish mouth, therefore, small hooks, and delicious eating. baited with sand or blood worms, BUY ON CREDIT! FOR THURSDAY Fluke, an Inshore feeder as a docs the trick. TACKLE rule, can be caught all along the UK OUR MMMJniD BUDGET PUN through TUESDAY coast. At present Sandy Hook is Fluke are best caught by drift- the focal paint with a heavy run ing, using live killies, spearing, 7 Broad St Red Bank in progress. strips of squid for bait. I use a DEMY HAND S-Pe. SOCKET three-foot gut leader with two No. •*«• TOOL KIT Porgies have moved into their I tUml* taet an far an* mechanic. •OY'S OR GIRL'S summer feeding grounds over the 1 or 2-0 snell hooks. I mount the Laathatatta baa ttn be warn m DRILL sinker on the swivel at the head II ball, haicU S Iwncy teaW »hal 4* a WIM WRENCH Set mussel beds in the area of Romer ••uliiliU* al hevMhaM ' IWMMMt Shoals. They should increase in of the leader by using one or two ' "Home of the Flash Fleet" connecting links. After catching SIDEWALK BIKES" ; Opars.tci al I numbers from now on and remain atiwitmh 11u*M mil* with us all summer. your first fluke try strips of the twits' knu underside for bait. •Mtwwith 11M ROXY'S PIER Seabass and blackflsh usually re- l/4taa«UM. main off shore. The Shrewsbury The same rigging is good for ;«wffl RowboaU & Deep Sea Rocks and wrecks being the best porgies, seabass and blackflsh. spotsl If its fc'uriners (bergaiis), Sand worms are excellent bait ?./. Fishing ling and whiting you want, you will for the first two species. Clams find them out there, too. ar« also good.- Blackflsh will hit LONG-CUFF CANVAS FREE TOWING clams, sand worms, blood worms, • n»1(MMMtMMm j UNIVERSAL JOINT BAIT and TACKLE . So much for the locations. Now sand fleas, fiddler and small rock FEND-O-LITE GLOWING LWO R K let us take up the proper tackie, crabs. The latter three are' the REPAIR KIT TEL. HIGHLANDS MMl bait, lures and special tricks of the best baits, as they are not easily GLOVES DEEP SEA BOATS trade. taken off by the trash fish. FENDER GUIDE PwtKt iklrt while makinkl g «w- For school tuna a trolled feather flMMr repair*n . UaMIe King Flash II lure is the best all-around ilsh get- Four First* Kntcr the Hall of •twrtattsamlslbm.u Sail* Dally 8 A. M. * t P. M. ter. As a rule white feathers head Fain* the list, but it is well to carry a The top story of/the week, if not PER Queen Flash II combination of colors, such as red the entire year, comes from Otto MIR and white, all red, ted and yel-Ruet, skipper of the Kid Flash Sails Dally 8 A. M. low and other bright combinations. out of Roxy's landing, Highlands, MLMNf f> Green will prove effective at times. when last Monday night four ( Nomad Instead of using one large feath- sportsmen entered the Hall of For large, deep sea charters er, which is all bunched up, I pre- Fame and became members of the IASH TRAYS Striper Specials! fer to string; several medium striped bass clan. feathers on a leader wire. This What makes this story outstand- 90-DAY GUARANTEE ON AU KID FLASH — JACK FLASH 1 lengthens the lure and makes it a ing is the fact that all four mem- f [ U f 0 M V A N C 1 1 | M | J R \ i' I .11 ( V I N 1 >• ft M 1 S BABY FLASH more attractive bait, and you canbers who made up the charter THRKE RINGS combine any colors by simply add- were unable to speak or Ti««r • REBUILT JACKPOT, SENIOR ing or taking thorn off. Should you sound. •UrayavMb Call Roiy'i for BMS find the ftah are small, It is a very Here Is Capt. Ruet's story: "We PERFORMANCE* t'fcsjKD Muctiani simple matter to reduce the size Trolling Reservation! shipped anchor at 8 p, m. Monday of your lure. with the following: sportsmen STARTING MOTORS; ttMJK OF 1 tTflfJ , iVjfMiaM* auifMNB RACING DAILY thru AUG. 10 f IParf — »li aMfiwantarffe* arnica./ IOHMVkM»«| lin-HaHMwtirlim; 1 If*-. CM. INI. MsL Clt

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CLIPPER TIRES « WADE Of COLD RUBBER W.T, RAYOW CORD raw Gala Events •*&> Sat., July 16 tWTKTtKcliOft LAMPLIGHT!! tesa HANDICAP •15,000 Md*d 84 VMII I I N I" HKAVYI JJIS Wad, July JO MONMOUTH OAKS 1O 13 $10,000 AcfaW akatta IcniHararaa, .«i .. a.wltsh anB j I Rons Daily txapt Sunday CM «It fusMi.niM •lima. liriubW, I let «SMI f 7.M K !• POST TIME 2:30 41 UTItlTV / mo n m: wimui ' C/oses 2:75 Q*lAT NAMK IN AMERICAN MACINO ail BtHCEI H.Ut FEPERAtWX Ample Parking $1.10-Tax Intl.- child™ «.»tdmin»4 54 STORES TO SERVE YOU- THERE'S A PEP BOYS STORE NEAR YOUR DOOR RED BASK VEGieTBff, JHXT 14, J9|» Fttc Thrte Shrewsbury Sailing Club's New Home • BAIL'S for Loons • AjMhca's lest Cordon, Bull on Jewelry, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras, Maoculan, etc. Licensed and Bonded Score Victories Trade-In allowance on futlonitlijr advertised watch**— TUCKII'S Bulora, Gruen, Benrus, U'lttnauer, Elgin. COUNT SHOP : With lightnings 105 MONMOI Til ST. Near Cariton Theatre BED BANK UtBroatoay Allaire'* Avenger Being Renovated For Title Events Fleet 70 Lightning of lion- mouth Boat club this week-end will be towed over to the South Shrewsbury river, where they will 22nd ANNUAL FAI be guesU of the Shrewsbury Sail- ing' club at their annual regatta. Last week UboaU entered races Saturday and Sunday. Saturday'! race was run in perfect failing HIDDUTOWN TOWNSUP 1 weather. Rod Gordon'* Banshee led at Guyon's flag, followed ey Johnny Bull In El Toro, who went aground shortly after turning the mark, allowing June Methot's Bon FIRE CO. NO. 1 Gre to slip into second place. At this point Windward was third but soon took over second place when Miss Methot got a bad slant of th« wind at McClees' creek. The Gor- don boys held thetr lead to win over "Bev" Dickerson by SO sec- NOW GOING ON onds. Five seconds later Bull came on to take third. There was • close battle for flfth place between Char- lie Burd and Lloyd Lawrence, FAIR GROUNDS LOCATED ON ROUTE 35 neceMiitating the committee to call it a tie. ONE MILE NORTH OF RED BANK. Sunday's steady drlizle damp- ened sails and boats but not the spirits of the 13 skippers. There was practically no breeze at the Elart, causing several boat* to be late for the take-off gun. Oddly In Cash Ground Prizes enough, the first two boats to fin- .00 ish were nearly the .last two to start. Charlie Allaire,'at the helm of Buck Mead's Galasy, was lead- Awarded Nightly. ing to the first mark, but soon was overtaken by Bull's swift El Toro. <50 At this point the drizzle turned into a downpour, making it neces- sary for the committee to shorten SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS the course. Bull widened his lead by riding the tide to Guyon's point FLOOR SHOW EVERY NIGHT and managed to bring El Toro home first. A minute later Del FREE DANCING WITH VINCENT JAY Fisher, sailing "Unc" Keator' Bam, crossed the finish line ahead The Shrewsbury Sailing club, Blackberry creek along the South Shrewsbury in Oceanport, gets some final touches from younger mem- of Allaire In the Galaxy. bers as the modern clubhouse, built exclusively by members, is readied for long series of summer sailing and social events. Cost of finished building will run between $18,000 and $20,000. Money was contributed by members, accumulated through dues or Allaire's Avenger was conspicu- raised by many social events under the sponsorship of Mrs. Parker McClelland of Little Silver. ous by its absence. It will be more Picture shows, left to right, Arthur Herrmann; Little Silver; Misses Ann Hawkins and Marge Boland of Monmouth Beach; Miss Grand Award On Last Night Of conspicuous, however, following lanet Williams, Atlantic Highlands, and Parker McClelland and Joseph Herrmann, Jr., of Little Sliver. the complete "re-doing* It now Is Olaf Ravndahl, Little Silver, is commodore; Arthur Gibb, Rumion, vlee commodore and Marshal VanWinkle, Jr., Little Silver, rear undergoing, Charlie's labors are in commodore. The club, which now has 200 members, was conceived 16 years ago by Samuel C. Morris and Byron G. Briggs of Long preparation for the coming Met- Branch Trust company, and Rue Campbell, now a resident of Long [aland. Fair, Saturday, July 16th ropolitan District and Atlantic Original membership requirement was "a Buck and a Boat." Coast championships. SATURDAY threatened. Morrison, racing with Donald, 11th, and Quackenbush, A 1949 Chevrolet Sedan. Start—2:80 P. M 18th, and Bob Quackenbush, 25th. Boat Owner - ' Tim The week-end's best race went off great consistency, again placed 20th. The winner's trophy went to Ban»hee, It. Gordon 8:20.1 Comet Fleet II at 3 p. m., Saturday. The wind was eighth for a total of eighth place "Dutch" Heinel, member of the pe- Windward. B. Dlckerlon 8:20.8 heavy, the bay rough and the wa- for the aeries, best among the Red rennially successful Red Dragon El Toro, J. Bull 3:20.4 Bon Gre, J. Methot ..... 3:21.Sl ter plenty cold. It was a windward, Bankers. Miltenberger was ninth; Yacht club of Rlveiton. •Frog II, C. Burd 3:22.4 At Raritan Bay leeward course of one lap around. •Bam, I,. Lawrence 3:22.4 The comets had to buck the tide Bluu Chips, R. Banneld 3:24.1 Bm (Say, W, Bennett »;J4,J For First Regatta and wind as they started out into Uto, A. Parry 3:24.4 the bay and waves three and one- Galaxy II, H. Mead 8:25.4 half feet high made the maneuver- Ann Lee. E, Baynton 3:S},4 Morrison la Eighth; Shore l*avc II, D. Griffith 8:34.4 ing extremely hazardous. Cray Dawn, R. Wood Dlsq, Miltenberger Ninth Miltenberger, off to a good start, "Dead heat. improved his position until, as the SUNDAY In Week-End Races Start—2:30 P. M. windward stake was passed, he was El Toro >15J.8 In third place, and moving Into REMODELING Bam. D. Flnher 1:51.4 Five Monmouth Boat club comet second. The outcome never was in Galaxy 11. (J. Allaire i:ffa.V skippers and their crews the past Koholni, J. Poor ; 1:B4.J week-end trailed up to Raritan bay doubt as Hank moved into second 8:5S.8 to engage in the first "away" re- place and consolidated his posi- Bi.n Gic _ : - 8:56.1 tion. Monmouth Boat club boys Windward »:5«.S gatta of the season. The best skip- whocped It up as they found he Blue Chips - 3:57.4 pers in the country were congre- graduate school cf business at Mr and Mrs. Raymond Qutfcorn Mra. John Hedner of Rah way. friends In New York city, where he and daughter June, and Mr. and Stanford university and ncwly- is enjoying a two weeks' vacation. Delta Phi Alpha sorority will lect'.d hend of the Kiwunis inter- Mrs. Wilbert Hinchcllffe of Stew- meat July 28 at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Antonidcs, Mrs. Rob-art Manor, L. I., were week-end nntional, recently informed officers ert Holdsworth, Mrs. Pauline Flem- Raymond Fallte. of the Red Bank Kiwnnta club that guests of Mr. and Mr». Cnartttt ing and Mrs. Walter Davis \von Horster. his administration would continue prises at the card.party held Fri- CATCHES ESCAPEE to emphasize the theme, "Agyrcii- Berwin Guttormsen and ion Mel- day by the auxiliary of Brevent ville of Parkchester, N. Y., are Highlands Police Chief Howard slve Leadership—Our Individual Park and Leonardo (Ire company.' Responsibility." Mi1. JncU.sun nuulc spending their vacation with Mr. Monahan Moaday morning caught 111 LATHE Mrs. Margaret Black was chair- utlormsen's parent*, Mr. and James Jackson, who escaped from the statement at the unniuil nun- man. cntion held this year at Allan'ie Mrs. B. P. Guttormsen. the county work farm last Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Robinson Mrs. Charles Deha and daughter day. The chief said he arrested MOBK BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER City. Those attending from the and family have returned to their Kcd Bank Kiivani.s cltili were Susan of Brooklyn, who have been Jackson when the escapee was STABT8 AT DUSK RAIN OR CLEAR home at Hornell, N. Y. They have spending two weeks with Mrs, crawling through a window of his CHILDREN He AT ALL TIMES Ralph Belknap and Dick Camp, been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry bell. Doha's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas- home at Highlands. . Davis. er Guttormsen, have returned Mr. and Mrs. Milton Decker of *"• • Sat. July 15-16 .SMOKE MOUSE DAMAGED home. 'EVERY TABLE, EVERY COUNTER Wyoming, Pa., arc guests of Jlr. Mrs. Charles Plancon and he: JOKII'S ITEMS Burl Lancaster • Dan Duryea • Yvonne DeCarlo The Red Bank lire department and Mrs. Nathan Searfoss. niece, Helen Bills, of Garden City, m MAGIC TRICKS 44 7, JAM-PACKED WITH SMASH VALUES Saturday morning extinguished a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Finn and L. I., have been visiting Clauaen daughter Rosemary of Jersey City The greatest CRISS CROS?" IN CHILDREN'S WEAR! file at the Red Bank cold storage Coop. ' value ever of- plant, Herbert st., where the roof are spending the .summer with Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Johnson "SUNDAY ROUNDUP' — Featurette Finn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John fered in a book and door of a smoke house were left Monday for a month's vaca- of Magic. All IN TECHNICOLOR destroyed. Liberty Hose company Fagan. tion, part of which will be spent The Leonardo Youth center com- of the tricks answered an alarm at Grant pi. at Newton and at Glenslde, Pa, (102 of them) Sun. • Mon, • Tues. July 17-18-19 GIRLS' BOYS' Saturday evening, where a small mittee will hold a fair July 28, 29 Rev. Mr. Johnson, pastor of Leon- and 30, at the Brevent Park anil are described Jack Canon > Doris Day grans fire was reported, ardo Baptist church, will return In simple lan- Leonardo fire house. Final jir- to his pulpit, Aug. 7. rangements will be made Monday, guage an d The Leonardo Baptist church will every one of ^Romance on the High Seas" SKIRTS SWIM TRUNKS July 25, nt the home of Mrs. George hold its annual family beach pic- Black. Gerry Genncrelii Is general the tricks is IN TECHNICOLOR nic Friday, July 22, at « p. m. at EASY to do. About 100 Illus- 50 chairman, and his assistants in- iconardo beach at the end of "Grandfather's Folly" — Fealuretle 1.00 clude Mrs. Gcncrclll, Mrs. James trations, None of the trioks Leonard avc. Each family will require any special apparatus. WABNER I'ATHK NEWS CARTOON 1 Lundrigan, Mrs. Robert Collerun, bring supper, and dessert will be Triple stitched boxer trunk* Mrs. Clifford F. Gordon, Mrs. Al- Tricks with coins, watches, El&stle waist, Solids and .served. The evening's program will cards, cigarette tricks, mind- in colorful prints. Guaran- IJCH W. Cross, Mrs. Black, John B. include games and singing. Wed. • Thurs. July 20-21 fancy prints. Many styles.. teed sanforized and fait col- Ronaldson and John J. Connolly. reading, etc _ 2Sc or. Reg. 1.98, Mrs. Edward Bryan, who has Frederick March • Florence Eldridge Values to 2.50. Sins 7 to 14. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blohm of been confined to her home with Ill- FREE shows every Lyndhurst, L. I., and Mr. and Mrs.ness, is improved. Mist Lois Bryan evening. Make your "Live Today For Tomorrow" Kdward Doran and son of Harri- of Newark spent the week-end Heg. 1.98 son have been visiting Mi\ and'Mrs. .vith her parents here. regervation at PLUS Otto Blohm.. Miss Patricia Doran Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William ADVENTURE FILM NATIVE OAST of Harrison -• will spend the re- Laccy last week were Mr. and Mrs. Batton's Fun Shop 4tURUBU»» SUN DRESSES mainder of the summer with the Paul J. Heuschkel and daughter, Blohm family here. Suzanne, of Laurelton, L. I.; Mrs. 8 Monmouth i Flight up Mr. and MM.. .Hubert Nylander James Tozzolin, Elizabeth; Miss .00 and,.daughter of Kenrny and Mr. RED BANK : Mary Masley, Linden; Mrs. Helen and Mr*. Harry,Gauch of Newark Kearns, Jeisey City, and Mrs. Wll- spent the weak-end with Mr. and A "Remodeling Sale" sensation. Just right for now. Sizea iam Hincs, Hoboken. FLY IN* MiSi. Hairy X. IGauch. Mrs. George Wagner will bl * to S'i. ' Ml^ an(J;Mrs."John Lund and fani- hoHess at a card party to be held tiy otjjyjrrfhitrjlt, 1J- I> »re visiting Monday by the Women's 4—8 Re- GIRLS' Reg. Mr. and "Mrs! Anthon O. Lund. publican club of Leonardo at Com- Mrs. William Heffcrnan was hos-munity fire house at 2 p. m. tess at the card party held last THERIDIANK # •week at the Bi event Park and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Renneman SWIM SUITS SHORTS Leonardo fire house by the auxil- of New York city spent the week- •••••• & end at their summer home here. BIOUWAY #14,1 Mile* South iary. Prize winners were Mrs. Clif- A WALTER MADE THEATRE .00 .00 ford Albertson, Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of •t CoUlngwood Circle Moser and Mrs. Elizabeth Guttorm- Brooklyn will spend the remainder MONMOUTHJT.r. . . T* R. I. i-IIM 2 sen. of the summer here. Swo Skom nightly starting Famous Brand. Many styles in Lastex and Jersey. One Boys' boxer shorts In cotton The auxiliary of the Brevent at 8:10 P. M. NOW THRU SAT. and two-piece. Sites 2 to 6x twill. Sizes t to 12, with Park and Leonardo fire company and 7 to 14. Values to 3.98. will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. Frl., Sat., July 15, U zipper .fly.. at the fire house. MARINE THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holdsworth THEATBE gave a birthday party Saturday at BOYS' 2-PIECE their home for their daughter, Bar- Highlands, N. J. bara, who was 13 years old. Attend- Frl., Sat. Sat. M?.t. 00 ing were William Scnn. Mary Ann WILLIAM BENDIX Aichclc, Gloria Post, Janet Koer- CABANA SETS*! ncr, Doris Watt, Luella and Wil- JAMES GLEASON liam Ourran, Doris Naglc, Patricia, BOSKMARY DeCAMF A terrific buy. Print shirts and boxer shorts BILL GOODWIN to match.- Made to sell for. 2.S9. Sites 3 Mae Louise and Robert Holds- worth, Barbara Pcttigrew, Billy to6. 1 "THE LIFE "OF RILEY" Orbann, George Bcrtollni, Bonnie IS AMERICA rreseiits Pettigrcn*, Joan Tompkins, William Sun., Mon. Sun. Mat. Reg. 79c Boys' & Girls' and Susan Hihtenbergcr and Wil- JOAN CRAWFOBO "WONDER HOUSE" liam Tompkins. ZACHARY 8COTT Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Millar, SYDNEY GREENSTBEET SUN. THRU TUES. fOR V-l Jr., and family of Audubon sfent COTTON SUPS SUN SUITS Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Miller, Sr.. "FLAMINGO ROAD" 25 .00 Miss Helen King has returned Tue*., Wed. TOM. Mat. from Lakewood, where she has LA.RAIME DAY 1 been visiting relatives. KIRK DOUGLAS Sanforized cotton' in white, Ruffle and rick-rack trim for Mrs. Robert Holdsworth gave a maize, blue and pink. Lace girls.. Smart styles' for boys. baby shower last Thursday for in Sun., Mon., July 17, 18 trim. Site* 1 lo 14. Sizes 1 to 6. Value 198- Mrs, John Marks of Ridgewood. "MY DEAR SECRETARY* Mr. and Mrs. Marks are parents — AIM — of a daughter, Susan Elizabeth, WILLIAM GARCAN Boys' ft Girls' BOLERO born June 29. Guests were Mrs. VIRGINIA WELLES Florence Pcttigrew, Mrs. Andrew in Marsh, Mrs. James Ciirran, Mrs.. "DYNAMITE" CARDIGANS SUN DRESSES George Thorns, Mrs. William Sen.i, Mrs. Joseph E. Miller, Mrs. Ronald Thurs. Matlnc* BOB HOPE .. Tarnow, Mrs. George Black, Mrs. DANA. ANDREWS 00 00 Andrew Emery, Mrs. Jack Killia, GENE TIEBNEY SORROWFUL JONES" I Mrs. Arthur Hatfleld and Mrs. Otto In Cotton cardigans in sires 1 2 Krausc. "TOBACCO ROAD" to 8. Three styles, many Two-piece sun-dress with Walter Meyer and family of Sey- — Also — colon. Wonderful for the •mart bolero jacket. Siiei ? mour, Ind., who have been visiting JEROME COU,RTLAND beach. ' to 14. Would be 2.98. MOUNT-ENGLISH Mrs. Meyer's parents, Mr. and" Mrs. Martin Isakscn, have returned RUTH WARRICK SALES CO. home. In ALSO •Make Believe Ballroom" BUY NOW AND SAVE ! Mrs. William Guthier entertained "Code of the Red Bank 6-0176 Wednesday of last week at a des- THCREDIAN* We're remodeling and enlarging to bring you the largest,'» most modern children's shop in Red Bank. . Tuet., Wad., Thurs.. • • • July 10, 20, %l A WALTER READE THEATRE SMASH VALUES FOR INFANTS Casual, Carefree Saddles ATLANTIC DOUBLE FEATURE BROAD ST. • . ;• • T«t. ft. I. 4.11M Reg. 1.98 Keg. 7.98 Thurs,, Kit, Sat. Sat. Gont. NOW THRU SAT. ' JAMES STEWART CREEPERS Comforter IK Pillow JUNE ALLYSON , SET« 00 FRANK MORGAN .00 AGNES MOORHEAT 1 SUN. THRU TUES. Combed cotton Interlock 5 creepers, Pastel shades and This satin set comei in two 'THE STRATTON STORY" TWO BIG VEATUBES • white. Embroidered. l .styles, pink and blue and 1,2 an I. • maize and grey reversible, Sun., Mon., Tuet. Sun: Coat. KIRK DOUGLAS • Birduyi Diapers »»»• *«*. V* DO* 4,90 . . and • SlNvtltsi Vitti *«mou» M*ke- **• «•• 3 for 1. MARILYN MAXWELL • DflSIII «•»« Mader Imported. Beg. l.M 1,50 • Rubber Pants clearance. Beg. wo 2 for 1. "CHAMPION" . White elk with « rich ntfm,, »nl Mf the social highlights of the Na- Now In our new (ovation with everything modern for ynur for being high point man of day at the recerit field meet of the tional Sweepstakes regatta to be pleasure and comfort. Drop in (or a refreshing drink WELCOME Monmouth Shore Pointi tiotorcycle club. The meet- wai held at held in Red Bank that week-end. CHERRY'S and one ut our famous Hot Sauiage Sandwiches. the Monmouth county'airport in Wall township. Event* won by Arrangements for the dance were Mr. Riehdale, road captain of the club, included run and ride race, made at a meeting Tuesday at the Tydol Swvictnter 100-yard dash, stake race and balloon breaking conteit. boat club. Mrs. Walter H. Mead TELEVISION if SANDWICHES and Mrs. Marion Young are chair- Maple Avenue k Bergen Flare Honey Beo Flowers men, and Mrs. Borden Hance, aux- DOROTHY Red Bank, V .1. of Borden st. spent the week-end iliary president, is directing ticket * DANCING * Rusucll T. llodfkieo EatontowB at a camp in Old Saybrook, Conn. Earl II. Cherrj, Phonr P. F. C. John H. Ashfiil, 24, SJII sales. A general committee con- TOLAND Mrs. Edith Peterson of Minne- sisting of the entire group will ni- 101 K. Bergen I'l. RE-C-OoTe-J l'ro|i. RKd Rank 6-1H15 I'ROPRIKTORS-FRANK AND TONY MKIXACI l«l Broad St. Red Bank «-t«M Elisabeth Carpenter, 56 Tinton apolis, Minn., is visiting her daugh- angc the program. Pete Gala- ave., has reported to Keesler field, ter, Mrs. Theodore E. Franklin at Biloxi, Miss., where he has begun the Presbyterian manse. training extending over a period Miss Jean Wirth of Red Bank of 32 weeks in the radio opera- is substituting as organist at the tors' school. Thl« training will Presbyterian church for Miia Ella qualify him to hold any specialty King, who has been confined to In the radio'operating group. her home for some time. The first meeting of the Com- Mrs. Ivan Kuhns of Button wood mittee en the New Life movement park and her three sons are visit- of the Eatontown Presbyterian ing her folks at Memphis, Tean. church was held Monday evening In the chapel. Harold Lindemann, chairman, presided and the gen- Se« Bright eral plans for th« work were dis- cussed. Present were Mrs. Benja- P.F.C. Walter Covert, Jr., son of min Van Keuren, Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Walter Covert of New Jack Arnette, Mrs. Harold Linde- st., is hospitalised in Auguita, Ga, mann, Malcolm Fary, Anson Ran- with a fractured jaw and body in som and Dr. Parka, acting minis- juries suffered In a head-on col- ter of the church. lision. The young soldier, who is The annual outing of the Pres- stationed at Atlanta, was riding byterian Sunday-school wilt be hell with two buddies at the time of the Saturday at the Metedeconk club accident. He has phoned his par- grounds. A bus will leave the ents that he expected to be released church at • a. m. for the conve- from the hospital within a month. nience of those who haven't other Sea Bright First Aid squad re- means of transportation. Each one ports payment of approximately will bring his own lunch, I but $1,600 on the new ambulance as the tickets will be .issued members to result of tag days held here and at cover refreshments. Bathing and Monmouth Beach and by the dis- fames will be enjoyed. posing of • television set, won by A card party will be held Mon- Mrs. Maxwell B. Smith of Mon- day night, by Pride of Crescent mouth Beach. The squad official! council, Sons and Daughters of Lib- expressed appreciation of the splen- erty. The lodge will'be host to the did support received. Past Councilors' association of Mrs. Ida Loftus of Albany, N. T, Monmouth and Ocean counties Apr. Is visiting her lister, Mrs. Bloom- as and a Pollyanna and birthday field Fary of Church it. party will be held Monday, Aug. Officers will be installed by Rev. 1, in the post home. Thereafter the Joseph S. Eldridge at a meeting lodge will meet each Monday night tonight of the Women's Society of at the new home of Eatontown Christian Service in the Methodist 20° Glasbake post, American Legion. A penny church. The- official board met sale followed last Monday night'* Monday evening. CASSEROLE meeting. Although the borough beach wai Councilman Ralph L. Lewis is a well filled Saturday, the rainy Sun- patient at Monmouth Memorial day cut the week-end receipts to hospital, where he was taken Sun- some extent.' day night for observation. Rev. Joseph 8. Eldridge will •m TISSUES MM REEOHNUT ONMS Edwin Blossey, Jr., son of Mr. preach Sunday at the 10:45 a. m. IMIIT UIVU , and Mrs. Edwin Bloasey, was saw- service and Sunday-school will con- •LMNNIUMI* ing a piece of wood last Thursday vene at 6:30 o'clock. •ilUTIMM at the playgrounds when he said The Sea Bright Civic" club met •MaNI someone pushed his arm and he Monday night at Charles manor, sawed off one of his fingers. He was taken to a doctor at Fort Mon- mouth for treatment. Two Fined $1,200 Murray's factory on Lewis at., which was closed for two weeks, Each for Bookmaking < reopened Monday. Samuel Vacchione, 409 Cookman Mr. and Mrs. William Barcume ave., Asbury Park was fined $1,000 and son of Oneida, N. Y., have bc-jn Friday in County court for aiding visiting Mr. Barcume's brother, and abetting bookmaking. He al- John Barcume, and family of Vail so received a suspended one-to-two- homes. year prison term and wai placed Mrs. Dorothy" J. Davis spent Fri- on probation for two yean. . day and Saturday wii. her father, He was arrested last August at tS« Val. LIUC Harry Stevens of Gardenvllle, Pa., ter a raid on a store operated '.>y who celebrated hi* 81st birthday at his brother-in-law, Joseph Palmer!, MMIWLUII4IC TEK BATH POWDER VEGETAL a family dinner, 4011 Cookman ave., Asbury Park. TS LATEX A beach party was. held Satur- Palmeri is serving a state prison day v evening at the Takanassee term for bookmaking. 3^99* SWIM OAPS Beach club at West End by the .Waldo Eldridge received the SOAPS -Woman's Community club. Supper same fine and'sentence as Vac- 16 was served on the beach for mem- chione for bookmaking in his gas bers of the club, their families and station at Sixth and Atkins av«. friends. Mrs. Charles Kreuger was Neptune; Apr. It). c general chairman. The Are company will give its •"There'i t remedy for elutttrtil at' 2r«16 annual treat to the children of tne tie* and empty purm . .' . Iltgistcr borough Friday of next week when CUuifled Ad>."—Advertisement. they will take the kiddiealn a char- tered bus to New York city to see a major league ball game. The fire- men have voted to» donate $300 toward the field house being built on the playgrounds. Shrewsbury m PENCIL Mr. and Mrs. Claude U. Blair of Atlanta, Qa., and their children, Bandy and'Barbara, are visiting Mrs. Blair's parent*,'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottagaro, of Hope rd MINIMI They will spend two weeks with the. family here. ' '. Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan, rec- Ik SUN MY tor of .Christ Episcopal and St. John's chapel, Little Silver, is va- cationing this month. Rev. W. Norman Pittenger, an instructor in the General Theological seminary, DON'T New York city, will conduct the 8 e. m. and U a. m. services in the local church,-and at 9:30 a. m. in Icavt your tim St. John's chapel for the nest three Sundays. •••••-- ; on tht pavtmtntl Theodore B. Franklin, student- When whoete are enl Ml pastor of the Presbyterian church iurtireo luffer. Wheele »ba»'web- nearly two years, while attending Ce and shimmy grind sway rubber. Princeton Theological seminary, Thoio end other misalined epndl- is leaving about the middle of Sep- tieni eat the tread away. Thui tember. He will puriue further eveiy mile yau drive, small p.tticUi study at the Hartford, Conn,, senr •f rubber/ are left behiftd eaj the inary, where he has a fellowship, pavement. You can save your tirei HOSIERY MARKET I6AIW/ itg. st« wmi Mr. Franklin received a bachelor —git more mileege and save money of divinity degree from Princeton by having your wheel,olinement in- FIRST QUALITY PULL PASNIONED I0LFMUS seminary last month. spected 'at our shop on genuine Beer Wheel Atinement Equipment. Thii Mrs, Remington Orsinger, wife •irvice net only lavei you money DAYTIME SHEER "Ftcftry SecoRfY'C.(.MS of Col. Orsinger of the- army, sta- but affen (teeter eemlert, eeiv tioned at Washington, D. C, is sleerini end lefety. tee. Drive ia visiting her cousin, Mm. Walter C, today. .Guptil of Sycamore ave, Mrs. Or- It Pwkil Clip singer ia the former Christine Wil- mm FAMOUS BRAND liams of Red'Bank. : Idtntify our iktp ty BS Me CLOTHES The annual picnic of the Shrews- e^fi. mnamfm bury Community club will'be held Saturday nfternoon at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Richard H. Ham !*J« WHIHI0H •% ajj. mond on the Lincroft-Plialanx rd, It's Been "Quality" Since iwtl Miss Virginia Conoveiy daughter lie LrlNTH WASH CLOTH 2 >r IB of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin .R. Con' 10e PANTS over of Sllverbrook rd., la vaca- Joseph Wfldanger Co. tioning at Sky Top, Pa. With hen Body Builden POPULARSHAOES FLINTS HANCERS Is a former classmate at Centen nry Junior college, Hackettatowri, Rebuilding... Reflnlihlng '•I'til UATU Gallon Holiis and Hump 'lodlee n-i, .i iK.,, ,...,•,:,.-; •'•««we MUTH Mias Beverly O'Connell of Mannas- k sett, h, I. 4KB Shrewsbury Ave., Phone' ^ ' •' fOAKES ,',7, . Mr, and Mn. Robert U. DUbiam. Sb KED BANK REGISTER, JULY 14, 1949 Malmvuu week Miss Ethel Phillips of Mon- The Aberdeen chapter of the De- the borough to live and has taken clo. W. Vn. Molay enjoyed a beach party and a position with the Keyport Bank- SO SHEER... SO COOL MUs Catherine Shaw, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marvel and picnic at Long' Branch Friday ing Co. of James .Shaw of Atlantic ave.,children enjoyed a day's outing at evening. A. E. Cornthwaite has returned Woven Bemberg Dresses was guest of honor at a miscel- Atlantic City Friday. Mrs. John Burlew, her father, to Chappaqua, N. Y., after visiting laneous shower given by Mis. Wil- Paul Macolino of Broad St. is John Burlew, Sr., and children Mr. and Mrs. Leioy Stultz. ( liam J. Hussey. .Mrs. Timothy E. spending a few days with his sonShirley and Robert and Robert Hufvcy, Mrs. Joseph Fnrrell and and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr».McMillan spent Wednesday ut When European guilds were ac- M KETTRICK tive, a man who Infringed upon Miss Lucy Shaw at the home of John Macolino, Neptune City. Point Pleasant. Mrs. William J. Husscy on Little William Newton of Meadville, another's textile brandmark was AT Pa., spent the week-end a« guest punished by having his right hand si. Wednesday night. July 6. Miss Keyport severed. Shaw will marry Vincent Tomasel- of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ander- Etor fMr toy §r lirl Ttf'fty ii son. His mother, Mrs. Monica New- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Garrison have lo July 30 at St. Joseph's Catholic ton, returned with him after returned from an automobile trip lllllllllllliDIIIIIWillll'llliailKillllUllltlllllllllllligillllllllllllllBIII KIRSCHBAUM'S church, Keyport. The guests were spending several months here as to Nova Scotia. They were accom- LOftSTAN'S lltk ARMII Stint Child Unm 23 Broad Si. Ked Bank Mrs. Edmund H. Skinner. Mrs. the guest of her daughter and son-panied on their trip by' their son Wintield Warwick, Mrs. Thomas and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Sinnott, Mrs. Herbert Heyer, Mrs. n-law. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craig Forest L. Garrison and Herman Philip Kuan, Mrs. Thomas A. Thorsen of Matawan. Francy, Mrs. Theodore Phelan, entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. Caryl | Mrs. Joseph Iloltz, Mrs. Thomas J. McKclvey of Rhode Island over the Judge and Mrs. Henry E. Acker- week-end. son will spend the rest of the Francy, Mrs. Joseph Haley, 'Mrs. summer at Tuckahoe, N. Y. Pee Lo Piccolo Says: Gussie Boll, Mis. Margaret McDon- Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKeen ald, Mrs. Thomas Crass, Mrs. Joan- d children, Richard, Jr., Patricia Mrs. Frances Woolley has been Ann and Michaele Sharon, arrived spending a vacation at Lake You ciiu't sell "Sunshine" in seph McQuarrie, Mrs, Paul Dolan, George, N. Y. Mrs. M. Tomasello, Mrs. Mary Sunday from East Orange to spend a week with the former's parents, Mis. Harriet Cooper and Mils Tucson—Nor '"Jv;iiin-cuiis" in Burrosso, Mrs. Robert LaMura, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett McKeen of Charlotte Niedman, Paso Robles, Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin, Miss Joan Broad st. Cal., were recent juesU ef Mrs. Dcaili Viilk'y—]!uI -i:very- j Shaw, Misa Angela LaPcra, Misa Herbert F. Brown. Mary Lou Hussey, Miss Carmella Mrs. W. Oliver Oiggin was hoi- body! Everywhere!! Lows Tomnsello and Misa Helen Sween- ess to her Bridge club Friday Mr. and Mrs. John Herman and ey, all of Matawan; Mrs. John evening. Mrs. Garrett J. McKeen daughter France* have returned a Eeal B.ii-jriiin!!! and Mrs. Marguerite Laird substi- aftir visiting relatives la Pennsyl- Kane, Mrs. Jeremiah Hourihan, vania. Mrs. John Kearns, Sr., Mrs. John tuted. Starting Today, The Candle Light will ofTei- at WHOLESALE, Mtss Betty Morrell, a student at . Miss Mary Ann Woolley hu re- GRAND CASH Keurns, Jr., Mrs. J. Sullivan, Miss turned to her home in Cranford a variety of gift merchandise in order to make room for several Jean Houlihan, Miss Anne Houri- Methodist hospital, Philadelphia, brand new lines arriving from California. after visiting her grandmother, han, all of Cliffwood; Miss Mar-spent a few days recently with her Mrs, William E. Woolley, Jr. PRIZES TOTAL Over a dozen different types of nationally advertised wares guerite Layton, Kcanshurg; Mrs. omlhcr, Mrs. Millard Morrell. —but insurance Miss Constance Carhart is at- Rev. and Mrs. Alfred C Arnold, suitable for hostess, birthday, wedding, anniversary or Christmas Mary DttRgan, Mrs. John Larhen, Jr., and children of Second St. lay-away gifts will be included in this sale. South Amboy, Mrs. Mary Ahem, tending summer school at Newark spent last week at White Plains, Mrs. George Egan, Mrs. William Normal school, N. Y. policies improve mo We extend an invitation to all our friends and customers lo Mullins, Mrs. Leon Walling, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bliss have 9IM Cat* »e the Cutest «M- visit us and take advantage of these exceptional values. returned to their home on Broad Mr. and Mrs. George Miccio, rt. tie* Caih Te Tke Crteit toy! William Greene, Mrs. Edgar Scul- 39, have returned alter spending I ly, Keyport. The following sent st. after spending the week-end as invisibly Mvi VewoM9 "isesfdecel wMAeN* guests of Mr. and Mra. Robertseveral days at Lakewood. j gifts but were unable to attend: Joseph Friedman, Los Angeles, THE CANDLE LIGHT Miss Alma Krcnmer, Mrs. Alfred Langcr, Glenbrook, Conn. Cal., was the recent guest of his JUDGES: All ys» keva te 4* te enter ytur yeunttUr Ii le VanPclt, Mrs. John C. DeMont, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morris of sister, Mrs. Louis Rottenberg. THAT is one reason why you "For gifts ihat are different" Mrs. Alexander Chase, Mrs. John Jersey City are spending two kfl«| yevr (11114 (u» te eg* 121 te our itvele White, Mrs. Fred Stevens, Miss weeks with Mrs. John B. Collini, The third birthday of Leo Bad-need a local insurance agent to ID SUUIVM, te lit f»r sit entrance tliele ... the centtit' enlry; 770 RIVER KOAD FAIR HAVEN, N. J. poputfr c«tum< 1 Katharine Kilcommlns, Miy. VinKeansburg- . kowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo •III ••< MC 1 cense* Ikelew) end 7St entitlii you te receive Phone: Red Bank 6-2144. cent Inrosino, Mrs. Rose A. Wall- Miss Joyce Clerk left Saturday Sadkowski was celebrated recent- help you keep "modern" in your Tt l«vii Itn'i • nguler $1 velue, g a 10 Plotinumlene portrait ly at a lawn party at home. The •T.nl •! Hit ing, Miss Jean Warwick, Misa to attend a Girl Scout camp In various insurance coverage. T" •e take kesM. We nek* aa eslrs photograph thet Bette Warwick, Mrs. Harold Do- New Hampshire. She was accom- guests were Burtis Parcels, Jean it enlusf by vi in the Cutest Child Search at ne lan, all of Matawan; Mrs. James panied to New York by her par*Saurman, Mary Conway, Jane Ann Policies are improving every MMY M4KTIM, eitra ceil. Van Hlect the »•'• with tht noit Crlnfi, Sr., Mm. Jnme.4 Ciin«, $t\, entti, Mr, and Mra. Alvln Clark. Applegate, Scott Rehrlg, Robert lit •( "tniHi •erionslity. Vow thlH'i eertrolt slight he wte year, becoming broader, more NtKc" EngliHhtown; Miss Adelaide Molin- Misses Margaret, Susan and Sal-Clecierski, Gregory Wallace, Mrs. enough le win the grans' erlio or one el tke George Parcels, Mrs. Charles Stur ari, Union Beach; Misa Clara Do- ly O'Neill and Frank O'Neill of liberal. And there are now new lUCIlU tall, voluohlo lecol sriui. tntir tae'sy. Centeit ilerli lan, MUs Mamie Dolan, Miss Anne Springfield, O, were the week-end man, Mrs, John Conway, Mrs. HIIIIIII «IOHI NOW, one-t Sept.. 10. One photograph Dolan, Perth Amboy; Mrs. Isabel guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Frank Applegate, Mrs. Eugene combination policies which can Calnnki* fl«. Rehrlg, Mrs. Casimlr Clecierski, night Man $500 I* caih la your chile", toiaoa- LAST 3 DAYS O. Hanlon, Mrs. W. Leone, 'Mrs. O'Neill of Wyckoff st. save you money, plenty. fcer. asisoit one' lertsnaliiy; sat keenly, mint. John Sutllff, Keyport; Mrs. Mil-Cecil Beers of Main st. is build- Mrs. Ralph Walling, Mrs. Charles dred Hayes, Camden. ing a new bungalow on Broad st. Kinhafer and Miss Doris Kin- These improvements may be H. Parker Tarleton and family of hafer. Mrs. J. Matcrna and family of Mr, and Mrs. Chtorge 1>. Tttei unknown to the general public, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Willies Burrc, Pa., were recent Mcrrimiic, Mass., are spending a week as guests of his brother and recently observed their 80th wed' guests of her daughter and son- ding anniversary. They are visit but we keep up with them every in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. P. Judson sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald BRING THIS CONTEST ENTRY COUPON W, Tarleton of Broad st. Ing Mrs. Ilia Kline in Troy, N. Y. minute. CLEARANCE Evans of Littlo st. who was bridesmaid at their wed- AntJ7fcF«rAt*«iHifvl, Mr. and Mrs. George Hazlctt arc James O'Neill and children, Mar- garet and Frank, and guests, Sally ding. visiting Mrs. Hazlott's mother at The Bayshore Mews, a new N fhf§nph (Mttolwfy S3) Coudcrcsport, Pa. and Frank O'Neill of Springfield, i O., attended the Giant-Philadel- weekly newspaper, was published Misa Esther Blau in visiting her for the first time Wednesday of brother and sister-in-law and thulr phia ball game at the Polo grounds America Fore • Thursday evening. last week. Officers of the new pub- NAME. family at Orlando, Fla. lication are Charles W. Moore .ACt. Miss Donate Wroblcski of Wilkcs Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman i ntertained for their daughter Pa- president, Vincent Applegate sec- ADDM8S. Bane, Pa., spent the week with retary, James C. Glenn treasurer I her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mratrici. a Monday afternoon at their i home on Ravine dr. Patricia winand George T, McCarthy, editor. CITY_ P. Judson Evans. John H. Hyer has been appoint- .STATS. Miss Helen Murphy has returned celebrating her sixth birthday. The guests were Peggy McDonald, ed assistant postmaster of Keyport. RB-7-H from two weeks' vacation in Can- postomce. aila. Mary Ann Mnicr, Joyce Ward, Pa- tricia, Miller, Margaret Krimmel, Rev. Albert O. Shiphorst, pastor P. Judson Evans hag started to of the Reformed church, will be aWalker fcTinddl attend the summer session at Co-Sarah Ellen Noddlngs, Frances Ad- ler, David Sturt, Harry Carothers, number of the faculty of the Den- lumbia university, where he i« ton Lake, N. Y, conference In Au- Realtort and Inturon studying for a master's degree. Robert Haslach, all of Matawan, and Joan Becker of- MorganvlUe. gust. 65 BROAD ST. RED BANK Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ooldln II £. Front St., Bed Bank, X. / and children Jane and William of At 3:40 p, m. Sunday the new RE MOSt. Open Dally 10 to f, FrL Until ». ambulance of the first aid squad, art on a three week's automobile Park ave. are spending a week as trip to Chicago and Montreal. Tei.i Bed Bank frtm the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth which was transporting Mrs. John What o wonderful opportunity to make really Greene at Cape Cod. DeMont to Monmouth Memorial Kenneth Hoose has returned to j hospital, collided with an automo- ••••it .tremendous savings in this timely,( mid-seoion Mrs. Dorothy Pcnnetti enter- bile driven by James O'Neill, of clearance" of" disconfinvtd stylet of Red (Gold) tained the Friday evening Pinochle Wyckoff it. The ambulance wu club recently. Prizes were award- disabled, and Mrs. DeMont WU Cross Shoes. Dressy 'and walking styles. Medium; ed to Mrs. Ethel Pcnettl, Mrs. Mar-transferred to the other ambulance high and low, heels/ A\ large -selection, bur, nor guerite Schubcr and Mrs. Dora of the first aid squad and con. Drugns. tinued on her way. •very stvle in every siie"and colotf Michael J, Eovino Is enjoying two weeks' vacation from his po- Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Jr., en- sition with the Hanson-VanVVInkle tertained her* Bridge club at lunch THE LOWER-PRICED CAR Munning company. con Thursday. Prize winner* weri 0 The Hl-Y of Matawan high Mrs. Paul A. Egan, Mrs. Ralph $1095 school enjoyed a beach party and He nick and Mrs. Raphael C, Ccv- picnic at Mantoloking Monday lin. evening. Mrs. Margaret McDonald hai re- Miss Marilyn Knoell Is confined turned to her home on Broad »t. after spending a vacation at War- MMJIftS Ml WAITED FOR! 0 to her home on Texas rd. by ill- wick, N. Y., with her son and •8W shoes...now QCES. Mrs. Andrew Weir has returned daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- to her home on Main it., after gene McDonald of South Otont spending two weeks with relatives Park, N. Y. ' at Chicago and with her ion at Mr. and Mrs. Oharlci Taylor Hanover, Ind. have returned to their home on Miss Rose Smutko of Pittsburg Sutphtn ave. after spending the jULi S. week-end with* their daughter and ^spent Sunday as the guest of Mr, and Mrs, AJcxandcr Smutko. her family at Dumont. Arthur Soract, Matawan high Miss Jacqueline Craig is spend- school teacher, is studying for hit SHOE CO. ing two weeks with her aunt'i Mrs. master's degree at Columbia Unl 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK J. J. Rhoades at Belleville. vcrsity, attending the summer ses- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smutko sion. have been entertaining the past Mrs. Arris B. Henderson is hav- ing the two-story six-oar garagt repaired that was struck by light nlng and burned about two months ago. MUis Lillian White is upending LOFT CANDY the summer at her cottage In Ce- dar Bonnet. Mrs. Paul Weiss of Natchltoehei, La., is the guest of Mr. and lira, Paul J. Weiss of Ravine dr. Mrs. Frank Mason and sonBoyd arc visiting relatives at Washing- ton, D. C. Mrs, Louis Pazienza and children Janet and Louis, Jr., are visiting Mrs. Pazienza'a mother,J *Mri.. Thomas Murray at Hop Bottom, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Meinier attended a birthday party at Mor- New Wayfarer Twe-Oeor teds* gan in honor of Robert T. Wortley of WeMco st. old-time favorites specially priced (hrtlimUtillmti Miss Ann Fairy of Broadway, Trtof your eyes to tomtfttno tptcfoi In tfyft and beauty... and Keyport, a member of the Mata- t guuk^A^^B B^ktf^eT'Hr^B^blVB^Bi^Bfcls^BV ewft WH^BAB sveiiVVflB^Hkflie^ aVtfW VUMeaitalASk sOk e^eis^k^B^se^Bftsi wi'.n Sub-Juniors, attended the cit- izenship institute for girls at the Chocolate Cordial Cherries Pecan Butter Crunch In the new Dodge Wiyfirer you get roominess Nimble u i polo pony, the 115-inch wheelbue New Jersey college for women In for six... with elbow room for all. You get room Wayfarer it easy to maneuver in traffic ... easy Regularly New Brunswick. The Institute is to stretch legs, loom for your head and hat... to handle in tight puking. I'M pound sponsored annually by the New . '1.10 79/ Jersey State Federation of Wom- seats that are knee-level to support your body Come in today. See this luxurious new Wayfarer en1,! clubs, and MiM Farry wai in relasmg comfort. -backed by the priceless Dodge reputation for Maraschino cherries in luscious cordial. Crnnchy centers made with pure cream- chosen by the three Matawan DOME You get the flashing pick-up of the morn powerful delivering years of satisfying, money-saving miles. 1 Your choice—all milk or all dark choco- ery butter dipped iri milk chocolute and club. ! Dodge "Get-Away" engine . . . plus the proven And remember—the Wayfarer costs just a few late. Kitchen fresh —a value you won't then rolled in freshly chopped pecans. Mrs. Spafford Schanck 1« a sur- UJRVFRRER smoothness of Dodge All-Fluid Drive. dollars more than the lowest priced carsl • gical patient at Presbyterian • hos- aB want to miss! And look how much you save! WRW fJffVf nNW 0FlVe ^kMf*HWfl|r MfMt f pital, Newark. r4WHMI«1hC^M»Mb Mm, AITIH B. Henderson hu Chocolate Miniature Thin Mints been entertaining Mrs, C. E. Rice ^•••nsf NyeVenat MM-IO** (to Wfcoob of New York city, SChl Tl Regularly Other favorite Mr. and Mrs. William Wllkeni ion SUMMIRTIMI CANOIIS of Park avenue entertained Satur- I'ruil Jelly Ccins, / //). <>9t) day afternoon for their daughter Creamy peppermint wafers in dark bit- Linda, who was celebrating her Ruinliow Sticks < nz. 2'H fourth birthday. The guests were COME IH...M out about fMfal^ W tersweet chocolate. In a dainty new size Nut Putties,'| Ib. 81 Carol Jano VanPclt, Buddy Mc- with more pieces to the pound. Kitchen Cream Wnfers, 1 Ib. d9( Gce, Frank Martin and Billy and frcsh-at a tempting price! • Cream Caramels, 13 nz. 69|' . Dick Ratcltffe, Sunun Rittenhouae AMAZING LOW PRICES WIIH unnble to attend, NIW WAVPARM ROADSTn—the smart good NIW WAY*ARii •USINStl COWI-the penonal MISH Shirley Burlew was gueit looks of s convertible without the high price car with amaiing storage spice behind front sent, of Miss Ruth Sorensen, former or- thm (*• (awe*prifd cars tigl New light-weight top easily raised or Towered/ huge luggage compartment under rear deck, There arc Lofl Caiuly Shops till over Metropolitan New York ganist of the Presbyterian church, Pleiiglss windows go on rir oft" in a jiffy. Lower in price yet every,inch a dependable Dodge! at Miss Soromten's home at Atlan- tic Highlands recently, Mrs. William Wllkens and daugh LOFT CANDY SHOP tar Linda and Mis, Corn Lufbur- i uw of Freehold are vacationing at 43-A BliOAD STKKKT RKI) BANK..N. J. Ship Bottom, FRANK VAN SYCKLE Hurry Knhn hn« accepted a po- PHONE Kt flltlon with tha Architectural Tile 149-133 W. FRONT STRUT RID RANK, N. J. •ompiny ef Keyport. x> BAXK wwiwrnn, frmr 11, W Ursttiflt Honored «ttnmt«ii Comiuon Law Couple Court Directs Keyport Seeks I Fined fur Fighting PIANO WANTED ANY KIND Tour Ueattng Coiti Insurance Alphonaa Oonxales and Bessie . Lust Winter Snyder, both of 224 Central ave., Milk Dealers Erosion Funds Any condition. H. TENZEK Of Every Kind Long Branch, were fined $25 each Boriiiiph Plan* 23 FKAKL STKEKT, IJ.KEWOOD. PHONE LA «-21M your Pu«l Will Cost Monday morning by John V. It1, a too* idea lo chtck wttk aoaw To Pay Increase To Build Biilkhrad on* die onca ia • wfcil*. Don't U Mora This Winter Crowell, Red Bank magistrate, for think ao? . disorderly conduct. Difference lo B*> | The complaint against the pair The Keyport mayor and council I'n at jour •ervice, friend; and r«< Rook WoolTlnsulation Tuesday night made public a six- •tnbtr U arc under no obllfatiani. was made by Mrs. Rebecca Perry Held by Court Clerk Th« law af averacea takca can al Will Cut Your Fu«l Cott of 113 West Bergen pi., who said page application to the state de- Hammond's Tree & Lawn Service as*. rt L«M. Gomalei and Hiss Snyder were partment of conservation and eco- i'va been in tkla buiintat far 30 Until After Hearing nomic development for a grant .if 116 LINDEN AVE. HIGHLANDS, N. J. ytan; and if I can fivt you toaia fighting on her front porch at half of the estimated 125,000 need- (sad ideal or help U aava money in CALL about 7:30 Monday night. Trenton, July 14—(AP>—N«w (ienvrtil Contracting your infnrance Mt-up, I'll ka nappy d to tight erosion along Raritan to it u. Whan questioned by Magistrate Jersey milk dealers this week were lay. Crowell, MiM Snyder, who Gon-directed by State Superior court to I PHONE HIGHLANDS 3-1263 U can call me at Long Branch "OLSON Pointing out that Keyport his • Complete Landscaping and Tree Service •4188 for an appointment be- FOI zalea said was his common law begin payments of higher farm lever received erosion aid, the re- tween t t 5 p. m.. or S-U42-M wife, said that Gonzales had chased prices ordered recently bytheiitate port states that the borough i.s • K«t«t»'K and Lawns Cared for hy (he Month after S p. m. .NSULATION" her up on Mra. Perry's porch and milk industry office. planning to build a 420-foot hulk- • Complete Spraying and Feeding of Trees and Lawn* beat her up. New Jersey farmers, however, head along the north «ide of Front • Field Mowlnf and KaUng Atlaatie HlfhUnd* MNMt Officer Irving Krakowitch, who will not immedintely receive bene- Vint aaa Oarfleli Ave», made the arrests, said that when t. on borough property. The IJUIU- • Old and New Lawni Built and Rebuilt - Atlaatio Ulfhlwd* fits from the boosts, which amount iead will be built quite a distance BEN RAWED he arrived ha found Miss Snyder to two-thirds of a cent per quart. rom the high water mark in order Our Men Have 10 to 42 Years' Kiperlence. Estimate* Given. on th« Perry porch bleeding pro- The court ruled Tuesday that the o protect and be of benefit to »J- fuaely. He found Gonialen a short difference between the old mini- olning properties as well as to distance away and arrested him. mum farm price and the increased ho borough-owned property. price should be paid to the clerk William Urstadt The application also says thut. MONEY LOANED Hoipita. of the court. Keyport will pay for the entire cost «• Jewelry, Silver, Musical Imtrumento, The clerk ia to hold the money William Urstadt, electric meter of fill needed behind the bulkhead. Camerai, Binocular*, etc. Campaign ProgreMet until court hearings are held on tester at Union Beach, recently This cost is estimated at $5,000. Ucanaad and benaid by Stala at N J. the validity of milk office price In- completed 25 years' service with The report said, "Erosion has car- WE I'AV CASH VOIC OLD GOLD and SILVER QUALITY the Jersey Central Power & Light Leaders of the campaign organi- crease orders and other orders ried away a large area of property SOLITAIRE sation for the 1510,000 Hazard hos- aimed at stabilizing the milk in- company. In recognition of this because of action of the wind ami Broadway Loan Co* pital building fund have been aa< dustry. service he was given a gold pin bywaves of Raritan bay." The rcpo.-t nounced by the chairman, James Tho court's ruling came after James H. Warner, district superin- contends that the entire property •OH Broadway Long Branch R. Barbour, The special gifU cam- the attorney general'* ollice re- tendent. Mr. Urstadt Jives at Huz- will be washed away unless some- paign will be opened at a dinner quested immediate enforcement of let. thing js done. DIAMOND meeting next Monday at Harrys the price orders. Enforcement hnd Two ordinances were introduced Lobster house at Sea Bright. been held up after dealers ap- Five Connly Herds to float bonds of $16,800 for n num- Chairmen Include Frederick E. pealed the milk office rulings. ber of borough projects completed ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP FIRE CO. Neaves, county special gifts; Louis In an opinion by the Appellate High in ButU'rfut last year on which only down pay- VALUES J. Barbour, campaign treasurer; division, Superior Court, Judge ments were made. Joseph Puterman, organization Howard Eastwood ordered that a Richard O. Rice, associate agri- A controversy developed as to chairman; Or. Edward Kclemcn, hearing be held Aug. 9 on the ap-cultural agent, reports the follow- whether Collector George Birch, chairman doctor's committee; Mis. peal s. ing records were miidc at the Mon- Jr., or Borousrh Clerk Adelaide B. Eva Bowman, chairman nurses' mouth County Dairy Herd Im- Crammar Is to bo responsible for At Tuesday's hearing on the en-provement association during June. committee; Harry J. Carlin, pub- forcement issue, Deputy Attorney the collection of gasoline tax re- FAIR licity; Nicholas J, Connors, speak- The records were submitted by funds from tho state. The discus- General Joseph Lnnignn estimated Robert E. Johnson, dairy herd im- ers' bureau; Harold Kelly, arrange- the denier* would have to pay a sion started when Councilman ments, and Francis Ringleben, ac- provement .supervisor. George H. Davis asked if anything difference amounting to $200,000 V counting. HIGH IN 1IUTTBRKAT had been done to retrieve the mon- monthly. Owner Ave. T.bn. JULY 20th To JULY 23rd. The proposed new building will Judge Eastwood ruled that the II, K. VaiiDyku, Jiimcaliurit 39.0 y since the council had decided accommodate up to 100 beds. P. D. VanMatir, Mnrllmro SH.l to do so a few months ngo. payment* be made semi-monthly H. I.. . Swi'ctmnn'H Inne EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION and West Jersey, predicted retail 66.7 Bjorn Nielson, Robinson pi., COWS HIGH IN MILK OKFEND9 RECORD prices would be raised "tomorrow" 1'OIUKIH Shrewsbury; Ernest Pyles and if the attorney general's recom- H. L. Clblw, KobhlnHVilln lUS'.l John W. Miller, superintendent Donald Ganson, Atlantic High- mendation were followed. It. S. Hnn.loll'li, Elton IMS of the Monmouth Consolidated Wa- to you and your family to view an intercut' lands; Lawrence Kapiloff, Keans- H. L. <:ll>b», KobbillHvllli! H24 Lewis Dolan of Newton, repre- Hymn J»hn»

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Cool sorcery in filmy marquisette, to take Driveway Coverings you daylight dining, BLUESTONE CINDERS starlight dancing, GRAVEL GRAYSTONE Summer romancing, Employees of Davidson Bros, auper market and gueata aa they prepare to board bua Sunday (or the Gianta-Dodgers gamt at Ebbeti fluid. This is an annual event given by Ezra Davidson, Red Bank, on e of the members of the firm. TOP SOIL (our afternoon and Twenty-eight employees and the game, they had lunch at Fred- Lands, Joe Koegler, Ray Mason, D'Applitto, Joe Lambert, Bert evening collections . . , eighl guest s .saw the Brooklyn- die Fitsimmon's restaurant in Louii McGahey, Bert Olah, Louis Rochellc, Robert Wilson, Ralph Giants panic Sunday afternoon <>n Brooklyn. Prate, Sam Romeo, Frank Sidney, Smith and Frank Mazia. $29.95 to 5450.00) I the Davidson Bros, annual employ- Those who made the trip were Dom Ziporo, David Ziporo, George GuesU included Ray Taylor, ee*' outing. Ezra Davidson, Ed. Flower, Cliff DeLorenm, Lew Hughes, Damon Frank Ferriance, George Schmidt, Shoemaker Fuel Co. The fitoup traveled to Brooklyn Barker, Charlen Accera, Arnold Brown, Vlnce Bossone, Sr., Vince. John Miodusicwski, Nathan Fischer charge account! invited ii chartered rtollo bus. Before | Baum, Sr., Arnold Baum, Jr., Jack Bosson», Jr., Vince Capcllo, Carl and Cecil MacCloud. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mr. and Mrs. TEL. RED BANK 6-2238-J Coll"* Neck William Robinson, Si., and Mr. and Everett Keamburg Atlantic township firemen "e- Mrs. William Robinson, Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. E. Jackson Batchc- Mrs. Samuel Sweet of Riverdale, sponded to a call to the n. F. Stef- Newark. lar, former owners of Falrbairn Mrs, Helen Carpenter of Atlanta, fcrson farm Saturday where cut Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Halter- farm, have moved to Fair Haven. Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Chesno wheat lying on the ground caught mnnn and children, Joan and Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman of of Rldge/leld visited Mr. and Mrs. for fashion futures fire. Approximately an acre of ert, of Random Hill farm, are en- Maryland are new owners of the Joseph Callahan of Highland blvd. whent was burned. joying a vacation at Baystde, Me., farm. Saturday. •fr-cofioVtfoitMf for cool tvmnw shopping' A car, owned by William Ganl.?y guests of Mrs, Haltelman's mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Duerden and Mr. and Mra. John Kronenberg- of Vanderburg, caught fire in front Mrs. William Marble. son Wyne of Youngstown, O., are er of Main st. are the parents of montclair . spring lak* . all*nhurst,, of the Scobeyvillc store Friday, but George Capra, Jr., fireman first visiting Mrs. Duerden's sister, Mr. a nine pound, four ounce son born KEEP COOL it wns extinguished before the ar- class, U. S. Navy, has been home and Mrs. Alfred Williams. Mr. and Sunday at Riverview hospital. rival of the Atlantic township fire- on leave visiting hia parent*, Mr. Mrs. Allen Jones of Youngstown Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leasing of men. and Mrs. George Capra, Sr. Mr. are also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Willis ave. and Mr. and Mrs. James WITH AN Mrs. Robert Xiaisel, Mrs. l^ono Capra is stationed on the Salem, liams. Kay of Beaconlight ave. have re Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert which is presently based at Salem, Donald Hickey and daughter M. Thor.scn of Brookside farm at- turned from two weeks' vacation Mass. He will soon leave for Cuba Anne spent the week-end at Blairs-, at Wildwood. tended ii hcacli parly at the Mo.'i- aboard the ship. town. Mr. and Mrs. William McCurdy I mouth Bench club Saturday 'JS Misses Mary VanMaldeh and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Warneker JOBS AVAILABLE [guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kdward Doris Wylie are representing the are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Matthew of Linden and daughter Rita spent Sullivan of Red Bank. Reformed church at the Reformed L. Mullin, Jr., of Lincroft. the week-end with Mr. and Mra. The final meeting of the Help- Youth conference at the New Mrs. Charlotte Mehler is enjoy- Jamcj Papa of Main st. ELECTRIC AT ing circle of the Reformed churc'n Brunswick Theological seminary. ing a week's vacation. She is a Miss Diane Trencry of Main st. was held Saturday at the home of The League for Service will meet social service worker in Red Batik. spent Saturday at West Point, N. Y. Mrs. Everett Matthews on Buck's Carol Hartman of Jersey City Monday night at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schuvart Mills id. Miss Margaret Sickles John Thompson at Scobeyvllle. has returned home after spending was assisting hostess. Two fund of Jamaica, L. 1., are visiting Mr. a, week with Mr. and Mrs. George The auxiliary of Atlantic town- and Mrs. Joseph Mendrcs. NEW JERSEY STATE raising projects were started in ship Are company met last night Rosa of Main st. Thelma Silki of charge of Mrs. Charles D. Hock Dr. and Mr*. Cornelius W. JDe- Belmar is visiting Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Moreau, Sr, Mem- at the home of Mrs, Lester Rich- FAN ens. Dlewiet and Robert L- Fox were Rosa this week. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE bers H'ill sell sets of plastic covers week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kalkhof of for bowls and kitchen utensils and J. Daniel Tuller, Dr. DeDiewlct is Main st, celebrated their 15th wed- | Christmas cards. New members in- Key port acting president of Cornell uni- PRICED 48 East Front St. itcil Bank, N. I. troduced were Mrs. William Nicknu ding anniversary Friday. Members of the Far and Near versity, and Mr. Fox is city en- and Mrs. Richard Flock. A picnic gineer of Bethlehem, Pa, Mrs. Richard Morton of Jersey luncheon followed the meeting. The society of the Reformed church City is staying at her cottage on FROM next session will be in October at and their husbands held » covered Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zappo and Hancock st. Tel. RE 6-5050—NO FEE CHARGED the home of Mrs. Charles D. Flo^k, dish supper on the church lawn children Katharine and Margaret Dr. Ernest Gierding is making Maple l.awn farm. Monday evening. Attending were of Bloomfteld, last week, visited Mr. an addition to his office on Mainst. Victor H. Griffin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cokclct, Sr., and Mrs. Charles Cox. Mra. Donald Callahan of High- Misses Is'orma and Mary Griffin Mi. and Mrs. Harry Witley, Mr. Misa Joan Neubeiger, daughter land blvd. was confined to her 95 and Victor Griffin, left this week and Mrs. C. Kenneth G«hlhau», of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ncu- home by illness Saturday and Sun- =JOBS NOW OPEN = for a motor trip to Canada and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Florian, Mv. berger. is a surgical patient nt a day. UP Novia Scotia. and Mrs. Russell Scobey, Miss New York hospital, Thi Ladies' auxiliaryof Ore com- 11 Mrs. Henry Hammond was host- Emilic Baumgartner, Harold Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moody, Jr., pany No. 1 met Tuesday evening FOR MALE ess Monday, to members of her Mr. and Mrs. David Schanck, Paul and children Kitty and Jay have at the lire house, Bridge club. Guests were Mrs. Har- Wright and Rev. and Mrs. Albert moved to Woodstown. Bookkeeper—Printer—Baker—Snlesniiin, Local Colli- ry Surgcnt, Mrs. Edmund Surgent, G. Shiphorst. Mrs. Alice Clear of Main st. and Mrs. Woodrow Matthews, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Row* are spending Mr. and Mrs. John Duerden and Mrs. John Lee of Newark were WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION sion—Turret Lathe Operator—Experimental Macliin- Charles Mackcy, Mrs. Samuel Veri- the summer at New Maldin, Eng- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams and the winners of two chenille rugs • ti iincl .Mrs. Ernest Hawthorne. land, where they are visiting Mrs. children visited Mr. and Mrs. W. in the merchandise club of the ist—Spotter, Drv'Cleaning—Laiiijdi-v Koute 'Man— Miss Druscilla Gcmmell of Van- Rowc's parents. Duerden at Moscow, Pa., over the Ladies' auxiliary pf the first aid TO CHOOSE FROM derburg has been visiting her week-end. squad Tuesday evening of last tilazer—Hotel Kitchen Vt-getaiile Man—Chef-Cook— Mrs. Alvinia Strittman Is visit- week. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ins relatives at Elizabeth. Nicholas Pulos and family of Bulldozer Operator—Milling Machine Operator awl Gemnicll at Ansonia, Conn. Miss Henrietta Robinson and Brooklyn arc spending the sum- The Ladies' auxiliary of the first Vincent l^opez, urchestra leader, Mrs." Phoebe Robinson are vaca- mer at their home here. They are aid squad will hold a cake sale Setup Man aud Tower Press Operators. was a week-end guest of James now entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Saturday, July 30, at 10 a/ m. at tioning in New England. Louis Vlakahis of Newark. the first aid headquarters on Can- Shearer of Shcarwood farm. Capt. and Mrs. Charles W. J. H. KELLY CO, Mr. and Mrs. John R, Mount and ave. Evans, Jr., of New York city have Miss Eleanor and Miss Ruth FOR FEMALE children, Claire and John, of Los Browne of Jersey City spent the Miss Barbara P.uf of Neptune pi., Angeles, Oil., were week-end guests purchased property on Washing- week-end at their home here. Corner Broad St. ft Harding Rd. ton at., where they will build a East Kcansburg, Is visiting Patrick Soft Solderers—X-ltav Technician—General ll

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A few Chrysler design there's * heauty through fine design—that's tht minutes in this car gives you pleas, FRI., JULY 15; SAT., JULY 16 story of common sense and secret of Chrysler engineering and I lit lire it would lake a book lu describe, imagination in engineering. relating pleasure of driving a Chrysler. Phone for a demonstration today. *|}isl Fluid Drivt AND J7 V FRI.. JULY 22; SAT., JULY 23 f Place-Fire House Grounds- Lincroft, N. J. m Enjoy FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD-GROUND PRIZES NIGHTLY MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS GRAND PRIZE G. E. TELEVISION SET WEST FRONT STRUT RED BANK, N. J. REGISTER. JUT,Y 14. \ Manila Woalley ing a month during the tumner. any id., are the parents of a Mrs. Elizabeth Watts was hoateas. Miss Kriytlic MHIIMT daiichtrr, b6rn Wednesday, July 6, Becomes Engaged Mrs. Edward La&Iari' won twoKngagrinent AIIIIOIIIKTII at Rivcrvlew hospital. The baby 'prize*. The club i» planning to at- has been named Linda. The following Furniture Mr. and Mr*. Wslttr B. Woollty tend a New York stage perform- Mr. and Mra. John C -Mauser, Mr. and Mia, Frank C. Hyer of of Broad it., have announced the ance in the fall. Jr., of Lincroft, have announced Criwford's Corner have returned engagement of their daughter, Mis* the engagement of their daughter, from a week's visit with Mr. »nd Martha L. Woolley, to Robert Mrs. Bescie Bpeckin of Jersey City is vacationing at the home of Miss Edythe May Mausor, to Sy:.Airs. Arthur Heath at Fairlawn. and Floor Covering Byrne, son of Mri. Frank A. Byrne Arbon D. Hughes, nan of Mrs. -Vine of Avon, and the late Mr. Byrne. Mis. Burton J. Miller. ilr. und Mrs. Peter Monahan Mr. and Mre. Charles Swanson Hughes of Farmlngton, Iowa, and spent the week-end with Mi", and The announcement was made at • 1 the late Jerry H. HushcF. A .spring supper party held recently for Miss of Arlington apent Sunday with Mrs. Edward Noon at Millvllle. Stores of Red Bank Woolley's friendi at her parent'! their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey of home here. and Mrs. Harold Oakee. .Spring Lake were recent gu«ts of Theodore A. Bailey and family, In- Miss Woolley wai graduated Mr. and Mrs. Howard McAllis- ter and son Howard, Jr., Russell dian Hill farm. from Asbury Park high •chool and Miss Ferol Pcseux, Bethany rd., will be Closed Wed- attended Mary Washington college. McAllister and Miss Kay Murray, all of Newark, spent last week at has as her guest Miss Katharine Mr. Byrne was graduated from Dazzcl of Elizabeth, formerly of Asbury Park high school and U athe home of Mrs. Harold Oaket. Hazlet. student at Lehigh unlvenity. Mist Hope Miller, a student at nesday afternoons Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Boulle and Greer school, Hope Farms, N. Y., son of Keansburg have moved into Asbury Park • Red Bank Highland* is spending the summer at Grave- the Colavito apartment on the ley point. Holmdel rd. duringJuly&August: The llrat aid (quad thia week The auxiliary of the Veterans of Mr. and Mrs. M. Van Brackle, opened a campaign to acquire Foreign Wars post met Tuesday Hazlet ave., have returned from funde far the new squid building.night at Legion hall. A card party Scuttle, Wash., where Mrs. Van Harry Duncan li in charge of thewaa held after the business session. ttracklc attended a convention and ACME FURNITURE CO. drive. Mrs. Edward Hennessey will be later visited her brother. The Brownie troop I* echeduled hostess at a card party July 25 at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sproul of BAYNTOYS UNOLEUM SHOP to go en a moonlight Mil tonight. Ugion hall. Alexandria, Va., were recent guests The Fellowship circle of the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Repole of of their mother, Mrs, Frank P. M*thodiit church h»l« • feed Ml* New York city are the parent* of Sproul. MILLERTON RUGS, Inc. Friday. • son born last week. Mr. Repole Mrs. Fred Brown of Park ave. The Church of Our l*dy of Per-ii the son of Mr. and Mrs- Fred and infanl ton have returned ROSENFELD FURNITURE CO. petual Help will hold a carnival Repole, summer resident* of this home from Monmouth Memorial Oct. 12 for the benefit of theborough. hospital. STERLING FURNITURE SHOP church building fund, rive care Mra. Helen Waitts of Newark U Mrs. Charles SVarstrom and chil- and 50 gift* trill be included in dren of Telegraph Hill rd. arc SHO visiting her grandmother. Mrs. the prliu. William Worth. spending: several weeks in Ivy De- SAMUEL SWARTZ The Water Witch Social club Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeCallare Miss Edythe Mauser pot, Va. met Wednesday night of laat week entertaining relatives from Penn- Mis* Mauser was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Morris, WHITE FURNITURE CO. at (he home of Mre- Otto Ruet. sylvania. Charles McCall, Jr., will Middlctown townshiu hiKh school, Bethany rd., entertained with a The group voted to hold one meet- leave this week for a vacation in and is employed by the Monmouth liii'iiic at their home on July 4. Pennsylvania. County Welfare board In lied The tables were decorated in red, The Parent-Teacher association white and blue. Darts, outdoor ta- Bank. Sgl. Hughes is a ermlmttc ble tennift and horseshoe games held a rummage sale Friday and of MacKenzie high school. Detroit, 1 Saturday at the library. Mrs. and attended the University of were filajfd by all. Guest. ! were Helen Shea was in charge. Michigan. During the war liMre , and Mrs., Valda Dolson, Miss The Women's guild of St. An-served in Europe and in the Soiuh Ruth Dolson, Mrs. Jcttie Dolson, drew, church met last Thursday Pacific war theaters, and i.s sta-Mr, and Mrs. John A. Pate and evening at the home of Mra. Emicl tioned at Fort Monmouth with the sons Gary and John Alan, Mrs. Auflerl and made final plans for 329th Signal Operation company. Frederick Sickles and children Bar- Summer and Dark Colors the fair to be held on the church bara Ann. Jcannette, Carol, Wil- grounds today and tomorrow. A Hazlet liam and Patricia Sickles of Key- SAVE $12.50 church supper will be held tonight port; Mrs. Rhea Preston and and an afghan, donated by Mrs. Chingarora council district thro?, daughter Susan of Morganvlll'j; Fred Mohr, will be disposed of on Boy Scouts of America, will hold Private Sherwln Wittkc of Wiscon- FOOT SAVERS ON the co-operative plan tomorrow a court of honor Thursday evening sin, who will be stationed at Alas- night. at Camp Roberts, Beers M., cum);- ka, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris and «ite of Hazlef Boy Scout troop 92. children Alice May and Wayne. BRITISH WALKERS • Robert E. King is spending a Vernon Kathhone, state liiKhw.iy Misses Patty Emmons and Joyce leave here. He sis a member of the35, left last week for Camp Wood- Bennett have returned from a vis- Merchant Marine. land, Boy Scout camp, at Conslan- it at Pompton Plains with rela- MADEMOISELLE, Etc Mrs. Alfred Wright left Satur tla, N. Y., where he will he sports tives and friends. TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS day to join her daughter, Miss Con' director. About 25 members nnd guests of nie Wright, in Iowa. Miss Wright Rev. and Mrs. Norman It. Kiley the Good Government Republican REGULARLY UP TO $45.00 left last week. are the parents of a daughter, born I clul) held a picnic Monday aftcr- Mrs. Burton J. Miller celebrated Saturday at Hazard hospital. Tli.j noon and evening at the home of 90to 90 her birthday Wednesday night of baby weighed six pounds, 14 ounces I Mrs. Elizabeth Huylar at Keypoi'.. NOW last week. Her granddaughter, and has been named Nornia Jean.• The Intermediate Methodist Mary Jane Miller, and Patricia Henry G. Smale, Holmdel rd., isj Youth Fellowship enjoyed an out- Ruet, surprised her with a kiddle in Detroit, Mich., where he Is visit- i Ing to Asbury Park Thursday eve- show. Those who attended the ing relatives. I nlng. Those in the party were Rev. Mrs. Malcolm W. Pcseux and in- 5 13 party were Mr. and Mra. Frank iNormnn R. Rlley, Miss Mildred Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth Watts, Mrs. fant daughter, Susan Ruth, have Laughlin, leaders; June Bennett, Formerly 10?5 »0 2495 Otto Ruet, Mrs. Harold Oakes, returned to their home on Bethany Mniic Reisinger, Curtis Bogurt, Richard Miller, Donald Miller, rd. from Monmouth Memorial hos- Dcanne Johnson, Barbara Wilson, Jack Miller, Mrs- Bessie Specklri of pital. June LaiiRhlin, Adele Lufburrow, Jersey City, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mm. Rudolph J. Chval, Marilyn. Walling, Joyce Uimbert- Miller or Englewood and Mr. andJr., and son Daniel of Brnillcy la no son, Joyce Bennett, Linda Layton, NO CHARGES--^NO C.O.D/s Mrs. J. B. Miller of New York have returned from an automobile Eveline Smale, Patty Emmons and city. vacation trifi to Arkansas, where Diane Tillotson. A meeting to revive the Sandy they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Coke- ALL SALES FINAL Hook. Park committee, originally Mr. and Mns. D. Winslow of Clii- let, state highway 35, arc the par- Shorts • Lung • Regulars • Stouts. Plain Colors and Fancy Patterns formed in 1933 with E. Dona'.d ton recently were guests of Mr. and ents of a son, born Saturday at Sterner of Bclmar u chairman, Mrs. W. Plerson Dean of Bethany Monmouth Memorial hospital. The was held laat Thursday night at rd. baby has been named Charles the Jackson hotel. Samuel Sllber- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reyn, Beth- Schanck Cokelet, Jr. blatt, chairman of a Lions club committee, waa chairman.' Attend- '•\J \J» ing the meeting were representa- tives of the Sea Bright and Atlan- tic Highland clubs. The group is 111 IROADWAY LONG •RANCH seeking to convert the army base at Sandy Hook into a public park and recreation center. LIQUIDATION SALE 1hosi> -fmnons S^-T suntnur sails.

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MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO INUMEKOUS TO MENTION EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD! Town and Country Shop EARLING, JOHNSON & FRAKE CO.,«t 12 LINDEN PLACI2 RED BANK LEONARD STREET (At the Railroad) RED BANK Pace Ten ROT BA'VK REGISTER, JCLT 14, 1949 ABOUT ATHLETE'S FOOT Plan lo Form Hotel 2127 Prominent Drugcwt,t 1 July Meeting >roup at Highlands CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Can't Be Wrong SHIRTS WANTED ROWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO. Timothy Corcoran, owner-mana- Programs FOB Htr.'. what Stout of Parktrakurg, W. Yesterday at ;er of the Highlander hotel, Nave- WINS 8:45 A. M. ... .an. "Tkt a.la of T-4-L haa haan ink ave., Highlands, has issued a f.ry plca.ina;. One cu.tom.r Mid It I. IVOIY" LAUNDERING MAPLE AVE. MD IANK he fir.i thinf in >i> ynf thit r«v« all to Highlands hotel owners to Every Sunday Chamber Office attend a meeting at the Highlander WNBC S:30 A. M. AND ""' IN ONE HOUR Monday, Aug. 1, at which plans will PHONE R. I. 6-0f 10 not camal«talr rlnfi. Yaw 4*cfcach Plans Progressing be discussed for the formation of a First Sunday of Month "FOtMATIC FINISHING' any drug ll«i. Lacallr al Parka ocal hotel association. AT nig Store, For Regatta Sale Monitor Broadcast Thi. Month *<- WJZ S.90 P. M. The monthly meeting of the Red •very Tuesday 1947 DODGE $1510 Holly Trees Bank Community Chamber of (DELUXE 4-DOOB SEDAN) M.aa.ula Cauntr ••* Commerce was held yesterday aaviraaa la wall kM*» morning. Robert Reussille presided WE WASH EVERYTHING IN tVBK IVOBV SOAP. •• m «l «k. baat hollr in the absence of President Rob- •rawiaf cliaulM. Write WHITE ST. PHONE BE far list «f tk« m «••• ert (Snowden, who had planned to 1947 PLYMOUTH $1400 huiy. Aauricu Hall* be in charge of the meeting. Mr. and ran ahruka. and lira. Snowden have been on (t-DOOR SEDAN) MONMOUTH a South American trip, and their arrival in the States was delayed, LANDSCAPE which compelled the president to ftUPLET! SERVICE forego the pleasure of meeting with JOSEPH'S PET SHOP 1941 OLDSMOBILE $900 his directors in monthly session. \CUPCAKIMIX 33 West Front St. Atbatla Hlgklaa*. N. I. For flavor. For conven- Red Bank 6-2046 4-DOOR SEDAN—Model 76, H)dra-Matlc •asU Ray E. Taylor, executive secre- tary, reported that four new mem- ience. For sure results at For Sale-S*]ulrrel-taee4 Monkey—Tropical and Goldnsh-rar*- bers had been received during the every baking. For mak- keeto-WMte Mice—Also Pet Supplies of all kinds. current month. They are the Weath- ing 12 to 18 cup cakes 1946 OLDSMOBILE ..... $1500 er Seal company, 90 Shrewnbury the better way, ask your Special Saturday Only ! ave.; Shore Gaa k Oil company of 3-DOOB 8EDANETTE—Model H. Television at its grocer for Cuplets, BABY HAMSTEBS „ fl.Meach Long Branch, the ReS Bank Youth FULL GBOWN fl.Meach Hydra-Mstlc Drive, Full Equipment. Center, formerly Hlrsch's, and the Wihtol Industries of Eatontown. SINGING CANARIES «i.00each Best Is Here in The matter of the Regatta Sale YOUNG UNSEXED CANABIES $f.Meach A call at the above number will bring any et the abo»e eari in connection with the National Sweepstake regatta event was giv- Timothy Corcoran to your home for inspection and demomtration without any obll> Red Bank en quite some consideration, and Mr, Corcoran, who hai opertteA it was hoped that at least 70 mer- he hotel for three years, has called ITCH When in Keansburg . a . See gation on your part. t chants would participate. the meeting became of the large in- Daa't Suffer Another Miaul* Mm aMHar k» laia you h«*a Red Bank's business district will crease in business this season in the at sow SHBV lamamaa you h J. H. Kelly Company be suitably decorated during this Highlands area and "because there lac tka iteaia* el pioriaaia. ae ASK THE MAN WHO BOUGHT ONE lacttan. «iklala'a loot ar olhar aittia- period, according to a statement a genuine need for an organiza- ally nwa4 akin irritatiooa—you cu gal DAVE CAMERON Red Bank Dealer made by Director James Humph- tion of the men who are catering ar«M«n«l raiulta Iron the ui« •! rey. locally to the vacation trade," he WONDER SALVr—a war 6m. di.cor.ry. Secretary Taylor was instructed said. _^ D«alope4 iat lha boy. in tka •»»— Jeweler & Watchmaker Television is a bright new •aw lar lha ho» lolki. by unanimous motion to notify the Ma aeida, BO alcohol, no painful appli- window overlooking the chief of police with a copy of the cation. WONDER SMVE is will.. 10 CHURCH STREET KEANSBURG Riverside Heights naaMl.H, pail reliarag and anHiopUc. world parade—a wiudow letter to be sent to the mayor and Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor of •• »|ly appsaranea. Get WONDER For Eisjulslte Jewelry, Diamonds, Gems, Watches, Rings an* council, objecting to the matter of New York city spent Thursday with SALVE—gal Kiulti. II is wondariul. POLIO that transforms your fav- allowing an out-of-town business, Sold in Rad Bank by Lifictt'., Whelan, Silverware. The utmost accuracy In watch repairing. Mr. Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sun Rav Drui Store, or your home town orite easy chair into a which operates on wheels, to uae Robert F. Taylor. druifi.t. "All Workmanship Guaranteed" a "no parking" zone for sharpen- Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Fogel of INSURANCE choice box at top-flight ing knives, scissors, etc., for local 'ort Wayne, Ind., have been visit- entertainment every- concerns. Not only is this matter ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of an encroachment upon the rights Glcncjale park. $ where. of the local taxpayers, but the Mr. and Mrs. Henry K, Timm • III matter of grinding knives, etc., on and daughter Constance of Leonla, 5 This i« yours . . . this Broad at. opposite Monmouth st. and Mrs. Anna Hfcoche of North each ca»» in the "no parking" zone is very Bergen, were Friday guests of Mr. complete thrilling enjoy- objectionable to those occupying and Mrs. Albert E. Snyder. ment in your own home •torea and front offices in the Mr. and Mrs, Charles Scott and ONLY MO FOR 2 YEARS , . . when you own a buildings at that particular loca- son of Glendale park attended the tion. wedding'of Miss Thelma Cummlngs Du Mont Television Set, The1 annual dinner under the of Flushing, L.. I., and Louis John- ENTIRE FAMILY and enjoy the brilliantly auspiceB of the Community Cham' son, Jr. of Beechurst, U I., Wed- Bank Huiband, Wife and all unmarried ChUdrei bar of Commerce was ' discussed, nesday of last week at Flushing. clear television pictures and the date, Thursday, Sept. 22, Mrs. Joseph Chrlstman was hos- from I month* to ate 18. and exquisite tone of a was assigned to this outstanding tess Tuesday at a birthday party fine quality television re- event. Mrs. Eleanore Roosevelt, for Mrs. Fred Bremeyer. Quests at Home INDIVIDUALS % THIS COST wife of the late President Frank were Mrs. Martin McGulre, Mrs. Pays for each case from the FIRST DAY while In ANT hospital ceiver. lin Delano Roosevelt, and a speak- Martin Newman, Mrs. Frank Saxe, . , . medical treatment by ANY licensed physician, osteopath, er and writer of Internationa Mrs. Peter Grapdinetti, Mrs. Her- physiotherapist, including Kenny treatments if available . . • J. ET. Kelly Company ... fame, has consented to address thi bert King, Mrs. Fred Hall, Mrs. rental of iron lung, braces, nurse care without restriction! . . . local assembly. Clayton Held, Mrs. Edward Meislsr NO WAITING PERIOD. with 29 years of "Quality It was reported that 55 booths and Mrs. Donald Matthews, Sr. and Service" in the Bed had been sold for the coming trad* The Sew and So club met Wed- MAIL THIS APPLICATION TODAY exposition in the Red Bank arm- nesday of last week at the home Bank area . . . guaran- ory this fall, and that 500 automo- of Mrs. Fred Bremcyer. Two for- bile bumper signs Will be distribut- mer members, who were guests, tees that your-Du Mont of Elisabeth Carpenter, 56 Tinton Television Set will have ed, eight billboards will be used To and signs for trade wagons and and Miss Margaret Salmon of Head- expert television service trucks at least two by three feet den's Corner. by their trained techni- will be used as added advertising Miss Eloise Porter of New Bruns- «• BROAD ST. BUD BANK, N. 3. • material for this big event. In con- wick is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bremeyer. PHONE **MM cians. nection with the exposition, there will be a barn dance, an all-colored Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stork have APPLICATION FOR POLIOMYELITIS INSURANCE revue and certain nights will be returned home from a ten-day mo- By MaiiJ TO CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY Conic in, and sec the full tor trip to New England. designated as borough nights hon- Miss Olga Dahl of- Whippoorwill la What 1» Your Name? _.. - Dit Mont line, in. a wAilc oring our local neighbors. rd. left this week to visit her Mr. Taylor spoke about the re brother in North Dakota. Residence Addre8i?_._...... M»H_. ._..-... choice of prices. Sold on tail school to be opened Oct. 2 at Miss Jessie Riddle of Woodland the Red Bank Y.M.C.A. The Red farm is enjoying three weeks' va- [•*• City? .Zone. State easy terms, or cash, as Bank Community Chamber is the cation in Utah, where she will vis- • Age?; — .Date of Birth?.: only one in the state using this it relatives whom she has not seen preferred. service, which is offered free to in 23 years since they all left Scot- Occupation? H..w „...... _. «.— « ...... • any merchant and members of his land together. P.S.—A liberal allowance sales force.' The school last year Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith en- Save regularly by mail and watch your account t. Have you or any member of your family had Polio- was very satisfactory. tertained at a lawn birthday party myelitis within the last 90 days? '. on your small screen tel- Albert I* .Ivlns wrote a letter to last Tuesday for their son. Clifton. grow and grow. It's a wonderful, secure feeling to know you There were 25 guests present. I. Are you applying for: evision set, or radio. the Chamber, complimenting it upon its endeavors, and voluntar Dominick Romano has returned have money in the bank for emergencies . a . for a down»pay« • Individual policy and attaching $6.00 for 2 years? Uy increased his personal dues. from a motor trip to New England. ineiit on your house . . . for the education of your children. Harry Green of the law firm o! Joseph Alexander is enjoying a • Family Policy and attaching $10.00 for 2 years? Applegate, Foster, Reussille, Corn- vacation in Pennsylvania, Save today and every day for a good, secure future. Cpnven* J.H.KELLYCOMPANY well ft Green, complimented the Miss Marion Corcoran of Cooper Chamber upon its endeavors to get rd. is enjoying a vacation in Cuba. ient "Bank-hy-Mail" envelopes are available at no cost. Ask "Quality and Service" the local banks to open Friday Mrs. Margaret Cooney of Oak Hill farm estates is enjoying a va- for them today. Signature.... Broad 8t * Harding Bd., nights, not only in the interests ol Applicant the local merchants but the gen- cation from her duties at the Sig- eral populace as well. mund Eisner company, where she Jted Hank, N. J. is employed as a bookkeeper. In a letter from Mr. snowden re- Telephone BE MWi garding his trip to South Amer- AUXILIARY MEETING ica, certain paragraphs mentioned his contact with various Chamber: There will be a special meeting visited by him south of the Equa- of the executive board of the com- tor. bined auxiliaries of Monmouth Memorial hospital ' Wednesday, July 20, at Auxiliary hall at Long Little Silver Branch. Mrs. Spencer Pitts will preside. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter and daughters, Marjorie and Virginia, Woodland dr., have returned from a vacation to Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, They visited Mrs. Carter's brother, Irving Fer- ry, and family at Norfolk, Va.and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. SPECIAL PURCHASE and Mrs. Raymond Carter. Ray- mond is a Marine stationed with the Second Division at Camp Le- ALL METAL jeune, N. C. Mrs. Carter is thi former Gloria Cononlco of Red Bank. Mr, Ferry ii a government employee at Norfolk, when he was recently transferred from Hickam field, Hawaii, where he had been stationed sinoe 1M0. VENETIAN BUNDS Sunday, Aug. 14, is the d*t« sei for the fifth annual flower show a1 borough hall. A grounds and «ar- Sizes 23", 25", 26" and 27" Wide d«n contest will be another fea- ture of this event being held by ALL 64" LONG * the biggest half year the Little Silver Community elut to further civic interest in tttrae< tive homes and garden. The com' ALL ONE LOW PRICE mittee in charge comprises Rich' in Studebakerhistory! ard W. Brounley, William F. C» gan, Paul J. Hemschoot and Wll HE Studebaker buying wave that'a sweeping the Ham C. Hoffmann. You git mort for your monoy Mrs. George Meyer haa been ap- Tcountry grew to huge proportion! the past few pointed by the executive board of In • Studobakor weeks; the Woman's club to nil the une* plred term •• secretary of Mr Studobakar It tho stylo star , By the end of Jun«, so many people had bought Julian Fritache, who has moved t< Mail & Phone of all today's can new Studebakers thut the biggest half year in all Ridgewood. Mrs, Arthur Morton o Fair Haven won a Sunbeam col Orden Accepted Sttidobakor stands out In Studebaker history wits recorded; fee maker and electric mixer, dis- thrift and solid volge What's more to the point, America's preference for posed of on the co-operative plan • BAKEi ENAMEL at the lsst meeting. Mrs. Stanie; Stop In now and ••• Studebaker styling, performance, operating economy Marki, chairman of the ways an Sizes 29" to 36" Wide and value keeps on increasing steadily, week by week. means committee, conducted th # COMPLETE WITrl HARDWARE tho many flno foaturos of project. tho '49 Studobaktrs A new vision of loveliness inside and outside, the Frederick J. Noble of Holmde 1949 Studebaker brings thrift that counts, new han> who haa long been associated wit! FOR HANGING White iiJrivnll tlrrt and wliccl (rim rinjti or Lovctt'H nui'Heiy here, In nttendln: tfjitct (i|iliiitial at ttira tust mi ill tiHuletfu dling case and riding comfort into motoring. a nurserymen^ convention in Cal ifornia. BAILLY BROTHERS Rev, Dr. Furman A. DcMar WERNERS GARAGE will apeak Sunday at the 11 6'clocl •1 MONMOUTH STREET, STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE 36. service at Embury McthodUl PROWN'S NATIONAL5MOMooSTORE RED MNK, N. J. SELPORO, N. J. church on "A Deed For Your Prop eity." STUDEBAKHRS RCALLY ROLLING! 1949 IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR! "Ara jrnil ttiri w. i-kn'L Mil? Kelt' 47 BROA D STREET Tel. R. B. 6-2680 RED BANK latar Wanl A tim» lad Bnnty.' ttagg Eleven REPOBT OK CONDITION O* Same Birthday, Bclford and aona spent last week-end with The Merchants Trust Company of Bai Mr. and Mrs. Thoma." Orr of WE HAVK Bank, Mumnouth rotinty, New Jersey. Mrs. Hazel Hopkins of Rosella Kingston, N. T. member of the Federal Reserve Sys- But Not ark spent the week-end with Mlsa •n, at Ihe' close of business on June Mra. Paul Myers and daughter ;in, 194'J. publUhtd in accordance Gaya Taylor of Little Silver, and Nell Compton. Eleanor are visiting Mr. and Mra with a cull made by the Commissioner eanne Phillips of Shrewsbury Eva L. Hammond, daughter of Harry Myers of Penasville. of Banking and Insurance pursuant to re four years old yesterday, and he pi'oviFiotis of Iht! Kevised Statutes Jr. and Mia. Joseph Hammond, Rente Patricia Patton, daughter PLENTY •f New Jt'rsi'y and the Federal Reserve double birthday party marking celebrated her third birthday Sat- of Mr. and Mra. James Patton, was OF iiank of thifi district pursuant 1o Ihe he event was held Sunday at th? urday. recently chriitened it 9t. Mary'a [irovisions of the Federal Jlrserve Act. tome of Gaye'g patents, Mr. and Miss Lota Salmon and Miaa | church by Rev. Robert T. Bulman. ASSETS Alt. James Taylor of Little Sil- Wilma Meyer are (pending "''"Godparentthis s air Mrs. Kitty Bartho- 1. Cash, balances with r. Jeanne is a daughter of Mr. oilier banks, including wesk at the Percy Crawford Bible lomew and Otis Pntton. Following reserve balances, and nd Mrs. Samuel Phillips of onference, Eaat Slroudaburir. Pa. CANNED BEER the christening a dinner was given i cash itcmB in process of Ihrewsbury. s collection ( t.»l'.58O.tS Patricia and Virginia Plebeau at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat-1 Many Popular Brand* 2. United States Govern- are spending this month at a camp ton. Gueata were Miaa Claira Col- ment obligations, direct at Echo Hill. lins of Port Monmouth, Mr*. Ruth Free Delivery Service and Kunrnntrcd 4,81«.900.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Hammond 3. ObliKMiom of States Harding of East Orange, Mr. and uni! political subdivisions ].6l4,4.'>O.7e and Miss Frances Burster, all of Mrs. Michael Mottola and son Ell 4. Other bonds, notes and Newark, were week-end guests of of Freehold, Alfonso Carotenuto. debentures S5.000.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Waters. OLD DUTCH BLATZ ft. Corporate stocks (in- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carotenuto. cluding $ 1 ri.OuO.UO stock Pvt. Donald Heyer, who ia ata- Mm. Bartholomew and Otia Pat- Milwaukee Beer of Federal lltecrvo Hunk) 15,000.04 ioned in North Carolina, rcdent- #.. Loans ami discounts ly visited his sister and brother- (includinir f2a«.!l4 over- drafts) 2,7«5.486.aJ in-law, Mr. and Mr». Donald Pur- 98 10 7. Dank premises cell. Port Monmouth ,,»li,.,| $62,500.00 Mr. and Mrs. William Suther- The Catholic Youth aaaociation 2 CASE U CAN* 4 CASE S4 CANS furniture and •xtures 15.S31.7I land and daughter Suaan Ann of of St. Mary'a church will hold a Tl.ttl.7t Elizabeth spent Wednesday of last dance tomorrow night at the par- I. Real estate owned oth> week with Mr. and Mra. John iah house. Harry Andrews and his MARTIN BECKER'S er than'bank premises 1,436.32 11. Other assets 4.«69.»0 Heins-. Miss Barbara Ann Suther- orchestra will aupply the music. and of Washington, D. C, is a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seminsky 12. Total Asxet »l 1,42«,S4«,49 guest of Mr. and Mil, Heln«, and Mr. and Mr*. John Krohn of BELL LIQUORS LIABILITIES Mr, and Mrs. Robert Meyers and Jersey City were recent visitors at TIL NOOM WWNKOAYS 'TIL SIfT. 13. Demand duposita of in- he home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 2 Friendly Liquor Stores Conveniently Located dividuals, partnerships. Mrs. Berne Cannon of Hoboken and corporations I 5,C21,125.t6 spent last week with Mr. and Mrs Seminsky, Jr. LONG BRANCH 14. Time deposits of Indi- William Bade. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bloom IIKD BANK viduals, partnerships, Monmouth ave. O«y* Taylor and Jean Phlllipa Mr. and Mrs. Orville Casler httvt aold their 190 Broadway and corporations 4,

We also specialize In Installing FOWL rubber and asphalt tile for floors Tor Free Estimate la SO attractive colors, to har- monlce with every type of In- Call SWIFT'S SANTA ROSA terior decoration. LIFETIME SUGAR Thru-n-Thru Colors that can't Red Bank 6-44)88 H Lb. rub-off. Print PLUMS Brookficld BUTTER Lbs. For REMODELING & CONSTRUCTION WORK OF ALL KINDS FRESH MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. JERSEY 2 1 WKST HKIMiKN PLACK KID HANK PULLET EGGS 7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER Kit COPY VOLUME LXXII, NO. 2. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 12 HoneBly Payt Off Costly Fire Sweeps Red Bank Airport Hangar To Tune of $50 Ask Water Co. Joseph Prestl, hair stylist at $150,000 Loss •Catherine's Beauty salon, dined out Monday evening. While «• Joylag his cocktail, the wattruM aocMeatally apllW soup •• his To Enlarge Mains (router*. Nest day, he (oak In Airport Fire the trwecn le Aathony's Cteaa- ers. A half tour later, he received Claim 3$ Meal Beach Children • teeephoae caU from Katherlsw Dttamuo, pleaaaat young desk 35 Planes Destroyed Last Night- clerk at Anthony's, informing Without Adequate Water Mm he had left a large amount Front of Big Hangar Collapses of noaey an* a *olia gold clip T%e Middletown township com- In cue of the pockets. As a re- -•| Fire of unknown origin last night mittee yesterday voted to request ward fer her honesty, Mr. Preati gave Miss DeLorenso a *» gift [destroyed thfi hangar and about 31 the Monmouth Consolidated Water Local Guardsmen package. Included are beauty Officials Argue airplanes at the Red Bank airport, company to increase the aize of aervkes, nyloas, varied cosmetic at a loss conservatively estimated iU water aupply main on Bay ave., sets, costume Jewelry, hair orna- at $150,000. Ideal Beach. A two-inch main has Leave Saturday ments and a #15 permanent wave. Rate Boost Will Soon after the blaze was discov« proven inadequate to iupply J5 cred, shortly after 8 o'clock, hun* houses on the street. dreds of people gathered at the air- Mrs. A. T. Slayter of Bay ave.For Pine Camp Hurt Business port to watch the mass of flam* was ipokeiman for a group of 25 eat Its way through the plane- petitioners, many of whom ap- Lt. Col. Oakereon Eatontown Gets Hearings on clogged, metal-clad hangar. peared at yeaterday'i meeting, ask- In less than a half-hour the front ing for help. Mrs-Slayter explained Directs Training 12% Per Cent Raise of tho hangar crashed in with a that there were 35 children on the New Parking Lot heavy thud, blocking the entrance •treet who lacked drinking water Of 341 Entitled Men Haiti Land Leased Opened Yeaterday to (ire fighters of several depart* and sufficient water for bathing ments who had responded to the Red Bank's unit of New Jersey For $45 Per Year Railroads, business and the In- alnrm. When darkness fell, search* and clean clothes. It waa pointed dividual citizen will be hurt by lights lit up the scene. out that the situation has been National Guardsmen, the 644th Heavy Tank battalion, Saturday at Eatontown'a borough council last any Increase in standard railroad Walter R. Laudenslager, airport getting increasingly worse for the night took action to provide a SO- fares at this time, counsel for past two years. 8:35 p. m. entrains for two weeks' manager, estimated loss of the training at Pine Camp, N. Y., under car parking lot on the west aide northern New Jersey municipali- hangar at $60,000 to $75,000. He said Howard W. Roberta, township command of Lieut. Col. Charles L. of the business section. Land for ties will contend at public Inter- the building, though not flattened clerk, told the committee he had Oakerson of Little Silver. the purpose is under lease from state Commerce Commission hear- by the blaze, was "a 100 per cent notified the water company of the Anthony Ratti for "about $15" a ings which began yesterday In the loss," as were the aircraft in iU protest July 5, but had not yet re- year. The sum will represent taxes St. George hotel, Brooklyn, on the The hangar, he said, was complete* ceived a reply to his letter. paid by Mr. Ratti for the lot. application of Eastern railroads for ly covered by insurance. Walter O. Burkhardt of Port Councilman Fred Morris, chair- another 12 "j per cent boost In Mr. Laudenslager said the fir* Monmouth, representing Middle- man of the police committee, was passenger fares. apparently started in the parachute town post 31T», Veterans of For- directed to enforce the borough's Presentation of the railroads' loft under the roof. How, he didn't eign Wars, asked about the town- ordinance dealing with auction testimony in support of their d«- know, because he said the room chip honor roll plans. Committee houses. The ordinance requires a mnml for another fare boost will always was kept locked. Chairman Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., license fee of 15 per night per em- be followed by cross examination Only minor injuries were report" announced that the present honor ployee. Councilman Morris will of the roads' witnesses by the mu-ed. roll would be taken down after make the demand for payment of nicipalities' coun.scl representing Planes lost in the fire were «stl> Labor day. It would be replaced, the license Saturday night at the the Intcr-Munlcipal Group for Bet- mated in value at from $500 to he laid, by a permanent plaque. auction, highway SS. ter Rail Service, headed by John $7,500. Believed lost were four An ordinance authorizing the ex- Mr. Morris also offered a resolu- F. Klaus of North Plalnfleld, snd army liaison planes worth morej penditure of f62,500 for the im- tion dedicating the recent play- the Jersey Shore Protective Com- than $10,000 each, and 31 private ground-park purchase as "Eaton- mittee, headed by Mayor J. Edward craft, Two planes, removed from provement of the Uncroft-Mlddle- Wilson of Rumson. town rd. and Harmony and Lake- town Memorial Field." the hangar by firemen, were saved. A request from Floyd C. Kimball, Through their own witnesses Au- Muffled explosions, apparently side ave. was passed on Una! read- gustus S. Dreler of Plalnfleld, ing.. The state will provide $S3,000 Shrewsbury, for a taxi license was from the gas tanks of the aircraft, not acted upon. Mr. Kimball said Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., of Atlan- were heard shortly after th« of the total cost, and the town- he understood that two of the li- tic Highlands and William A. Rob- hangar was filled with flame. Aa ship's share will be »2»,800. censees are not operating their erts and Warren Woods of Wash- unidentified member of the airport A trailer permit request from taxis. Mayor F. Bliss Price ex- ington, T). C, will present analyses, staff said moat of the planes bad Jack Miller of Port Monmouth rd. plained it was not a matter for statistical studies, and other evi- 50 or more gallons of fuel aboard. was held over for further Investi- council to investigate. He suggest- dence to show the proposed in- Several large barrels of fuel alonf gation. Trailer permit applications ed that Mr. Kimball contact the crease would result in a sharp de- the side wall of the building also from Mrs. Lillian M. Townsend of license holders, requesting them to crease in railroad passenger busi- exploded. Orchard Acres and from Robert surrender their licenses. ness and revenues. To prevent a more serious e» DenOuden of atate, highway SS Mayor Price announced that Dr. William N. Leonard, associ- plosion, firemen played their hoae) were referred to the township In- One of the biggest Ares In this Shrewsbury • township. Although firemen from Red Bank, Shrews- ate professor of economics of Rut* Leon Smock, chairman of the the origin of the blaze has not been bury and other near-by towns upon an outside gasoline pump. A spectors. Lt. Col. Charles L. Oakerson Lions club committee for the area broke out last night at 8 geni university and public member light upward breeze kept botij determined, Walter Laudenslager, fought the fire, which waa compli- of the executive council of the As- John Stamlck of Ocean boule- playground-park, is experiencing o'clock, destroying 35 airplanes and owner-manager, said the flre appar- cated by exploding gasoline. Four smoke and flame high In the air vard, Leonardo, waa informed the In all, 22 officers and 341 enlisted difficulty getting volunteer work- collapsing the hangar at the Red sociation for Railway Progress, Is which permitted firemen to work men will make up the movement ently started In the parachute loft, army liaison planes were among to be principal witness presented committee had no intention of put- ers to complete the playground. Bank airport on Shrewsbury ave, which Is kept locked. Volunteer thoie destroyed. close to the burning building. ting a drain ditch in front or his from Red Bank to the training The mayor called a meeting of the through Associated Professional Before the fire became too p-aperty. '' area. Besides the As firemen worked to get water a nursing homo In the former Plngitore was in charge of an Mr. Butler, who complained Stays Open Pending Will Continue Through ants in the 17th annual National Analysis of motor bus traffic In Into the building, they laid thret Haamerstetn house, subject to the eight-man detail which left Red about prowlers, said a fence around Sweepstakes regatta on the Nortli the Eastern railroad territory, on sections of hose up Shrewsbury installation of a steel lire escape, Bank Tuesday to form an- advance the government reservation should Final Testimony July 23 Shrewsbury are given room accom- the other hand, shows bus passen- ave., about a half-mile from the flraj lire) doors with panto locks, fire- mess detachment at Pine camp. be so repaired as to prevent sol- modations. ger traffic has jumped following scene. Crowds of people and some) proof Insulation on beams over the Time ran out at Newark Tues- The fourth annual fair of Eaton- every increase In rail. fares. They left from Trenton armory diers from climbing it Mr. Butler day in the hearing of the appeal traffic hampered the efforts of fire- furnace and fire extinguisher* Tuesday night. also criticised property owners in town post, American Legion, will Result has been fare raise and men to do their Job quickly, but filed before the Alcoholic Beverage open Saturday night and continue revenue drop for the roads and In answer to petitions for help today's activities, directed by that area for permitting lots to Control department by the Rum- Defer Action water was being played on th« in remedying the stench which Capt. Archie P. Hague and Capt. be overgrown. through the following Saturday revenue Increase for the bus lines, burning building within minutes son hotel, Waterman ave., Rum- the study shows. emanates periodically from Clayplt Karl B. Litcelman, Jr., will com- son, before all the witnesses could with the exception of Sunday. The after the flrst alarm bad come In, creek, Locust, the committee plete the loading on flat cars of Granting the pending U'i per However, it appeared that some be called to testify. The hearing event is being held on the Legion On New Bridge cent increase would be especially agreed, to solicit advice from the the battalion's combat vehicles. will continue Aug. 9. In the mean hose lines were under extremely state. Harry Burdge was present This section leaves the railroad sta- Navesink Fire Co. grounds on highway 35, adjoining Cost of Sea Bright harmful at this time because lt low pressure when reporters flrst time the hotel cocktail lounge, would be piled on top of the fed- in behalf of the petitioners. tion at midnight tonight. over which tho distpute Is being the post's new home and just south arrived on the scene. Later, pres* James Thomas Kelsey of New- A motor convoy of 29 vehicles of Eatontown borough hall. Span Causes Delay eral IS per cent tax on fares and sure was Increased enough to break To Hold 60th Fair waged, will remain open. would come at a time of declining man Springs rd., Lincroft, asked will leave the armory tomorrow at Mayor F, Bliss Price is chair- Action on bids for construction out the glass on windows and wit that a street light opposite his res-8 p. m, under command of Capt. The appeal is the result of the of the new Sea Bright drawbridgo prices, and of business, industrial down the burning aircraft inside. New Car to Be Awarded refusal by the borough council to man and has spent considerable and employment uncertainty, Dr. idence be shaded to prevent the Raymond Smith, battalion motor time in contacting various aupply was deferred Tuesday at an ad- It was difficult to determine just light shining in his bedroom win- officer. The main movement—20 renew the Rumson hotel liquor journed meeting of the county Leonard was expected to tell the what the army's losses were. Capt. Final Night, Aug. 13 license after a four-hour hearing houses to obtain the finest mer- I.C.C. dow. officers, 290 enlisted men^-leaves chandise that can be bought for board qf freeholders. Peter Guzak of Fort Monmouth the armory Saturday at 8:10 p. m. The Navesink Fire company of June 23, at which Harlanc E. Cecil Freeholder Joseph C. Irwln, If granted, the increase In stand- said he believed all four army Residents of Wllmort park, Navesink, will hold Its 60th annual of Rumson rd. filed a petition pro- the various booths which will in- ard fares would apply to the spe- Headden's Corner, asked that their Entralnment wilt be at 8:35 p. m. clude a deluxe lamp booth, miscel- bridge director, previously said he planes believed lost were single en- The troops arrive at Fine Camp at fair the week-end of August 11, testing the renewal. At the same would recommend that bids be re- cial ten-trip tickets now used by gine L-5*. These are liaison craft aectlon be included in township re- 12 and 13 at the Truck house. A hearing Mrs. Mary H. Malloy, own- laneous, doll, blanket, aluminum, thousands of North Jersey com- stricted Zone B. The section is 1 p. m. Sunday. grocery and refreshment booths. jected since the lowest offer is $72,- used mainly for mapping, photog* four-door Plymouth sedan and a er of the hotel, filed a counter pe- 124 higher than the total of all muters, although it would not di- raphy and student-training activl* bounded on the south by Iroquols The training period will be high- tition proclaiming the respectabil- There will be free ground prizes rectly affect other commutation ave., on the west by the New York United by combat firing In a field Teletone television set will be funds available. At Tuesday's meet-' ties. awarded on the final night. The ity of the cocktail lounge. each evening and a 1949 deluxe Ing, however, he suggested that fares, observers said. An L-5, said Capt. Guzak, It * Long Branch railroad, on the exercise July 26 and 27. After a Chevrolet sedan will be awarded The proposed increase however north by a line paralled with and period of rest and recreation, Sun- ground prises will be $90 Thurs- At Tuesday's hearing Mayor J, action be held over until the July worth at least $10,000. The loss, he day and Friday nights and $100Edgar Wilson of Rumson appeared the closing night. Tuesday has 20 meeting so that the board might would directly hit many thousands said, would be more per plane if 200 feet north of the northerly line day, July 24, the troops will en- been designated as firemen's night of families of North Jersey inas- of Oakhlll rd., and on' the east by gage In a road march the morning Saturday night. for the borough. Also called to discuss with the state the possibil- any contained valuable photogra- of July 25, holding a service prac- Nell Johnson, president of the testify were Capt. William Zerr with special awards to be given ity of getting more state or fed- much as it would apply to special phic or other special equipment. • a line parallel with and 300 feet visiting firemen. Wednesday will trips by members of the commu- west from the westerly line of tice by firing tank weapons that company, will act aa host. The and Patrolman Otto Perl of the eral aid. Among departments answsring ,, afternoon. fair committees include purchasing;, Rumson police department. Elvin be American Legion night when He estimated that the $1,472,124 ters' families, It was pointed out. the call were those of Red Bank, atat« highway 35. Thirty-four per- prizes will be awarded. Many le- Week-end and vacation and oth- sons signed a petition request. Eugene Rabourdln. chairman, T. R. Simmell, assemblyman fromAs- bid of the Union Building corpora- Eatontown, Shrewsbury, Tlnton Carbine tiring and pistol marks- M. Maxaon, Thomas Ryan, Bert bury Park, represented the hotel, gionnaires from various parts of tion, Passaic, lowest of four bid- er trips to shore points, so import- Falls, Pine Brook, Wayside and It was decided to serve niiotlceil rnanship will be featured a week Lincmayer and Scott Smith; ad- and Vincent McCue appeared for the county are expected to attend ant to the entire area, also would from tomorrow. A retreat parade ders, would require the county to Oakhurst. on Harry Wasserman to remoye vertising, Milton Wright, chairman, those protesting the license re- that evening and take this oppor- obtain an additional $100,000 since be adversely affected, observers The flre chief's car, driven by an old building on township prop- will be staged Wednesday, follow- Mr. Llnzmayer, .Edwin Banfield, newal. tunity to inspect the new building. pointed out. ing a day devoted to Individual the $11,400,000 on hand in state Fire Chief Dominic Figaro, col- erty at Campbell's Junction In ac- Harry Burdge and Paul Post en; and county funds must cover costs lided on the way to the flre with cordance with an agreement with tactical training. Monday's sched- ule Includes training on tank main- Merchandise booth, Eugene Ra- of land purchase and additional the flre police patrol truck, drives the township committee. tenance and instruction on cross- bourdln, chairman, Tom Ryan, engineering fees. Open New library by Lou Scotti. The accident oc-. Special police officers appointed country tank driving, machine gun Scott Smith, Harry Cooper and Ot- State School Official Discusses Original estimates of the county curred at the Intersection of Included "Budd" Olsen for the mechanisms, and tests on tank to Johnson; Ice Cream booth, Rus- share for the new bridge were Shrewsbury ave. and Newman- Shadow Lake ' section of River driving. Tuesday's program will sell Mount, Jr., Chairman, and about $750,000. Present costs make At Ft. Monmouth Springs rd, No one was hurt, and Holmes Crawford, Jr., hot dng Plaza, Edward A. Luedke of Lin- bo devoted to crew and platoon Finances of Regional School it about $930,000. Gen. Lanahan Cuts damage was confined to a fender croft-Middletown rd., and Hartiu drills, plus a'class on communica- stand, William Williams, chairman, schools shall be on a basis of aa- and headlight of the chief's car. R. Wilkinson of Monmouth Hills. John Cooper, Ellsworth Parker and Dr. Charles Anderson, assistant tions. state commissioner of education, sessed valuation. Tape at Ceremony Chief Figaro was going west on It was agreed to station' a spe- Matt Locke; soda and Candy booth, Mr. Berger claims that the cost 40-Hour Police Newman Springs rd., and the pa- cial police officer at St. Catherine's Mervin Hallam, Harry Burdge, and met last night with members of the The newly redecorated and en-trol truck was proseedlng south osV regional school committee at Red should be on a cost per pupil ba- Catholic church, East Keansburg, Police Chief McGuire Jack Boden, sts. According to Dr. Anderson, ths larged post library at Fort Mon- Shrewsbury ave, Sunday mornings (rom B a. m. un- Country store, Harry Maxson, Bank high school to discuss the present system protects those mouth was formally reopened yes- til 12:80 p. m. It was also agreed Resigns at Keansburg chairman, Lee Parker, Morris financial aspects of the regional Week Sought Here terday afternoon when Maj. Gen, Mildew Ruins Clotkaa Walsh, Harry Peteraon, and Don- without children as well as those Put a "Racu" In your cloiet anl all to have a special policeman at school. He pointed out the build- with children. While those with- Wise to Appear Francis H. Lanahan, commanding daintiness disappears. Simply wonderful, Ocean ave. and Port .Monmouth Chief Charles McGuire of the ald Johnson; big six, Bert Llnz- ing of a regional school would in- genoral, cut the tape. closet nlze 11.US, large basement sis*' Keansburg police department an- out children must pay school taxes, At Council Session H., East Keansburg, from 11 a- mayer, Harry Hanson, Herbert fringe on the borrowing capacity they benefit from the fact educa- Gen. Lanahan welcomed the 14.98; De Molit 11.29. Get several to- m. until 7 p. m. Saturdays and Sun- nounced this morning that he had Sleh, Walter Woods, Harry He Edward W. Wise, Sr,, counsel for guests and thanked all who were day and save your clothes. National I' submitted his resignation, effectivo Qonlgal, Jack Walling, Edwin of the municipal governments par- tion makes for a better citizenry. ft 10. Frown's.—Advertisement. days. The road department also t ticipating in tho project. Ho also He added that if taxes were paid the local P.B.A., will appear at present at the ceremony. He also agreed to take care of a drain sit- Sept. 1. He organized the Keans- BanfUld and Adam Llntmayer; Monday night's Red Bank council expressed his thanks to represent- burg department 20 years ago, after made clear that an advantage of according to services received, It Orfora Closets '" uation at East Keansburg. paddle game, Donald Quackenbuuli, would be against the American meeting to voice a plea to put lo- atives of the special services who JOS for tho large 12-garment l!:f, his retirement from the Jersey City chairman, Holmes Crawford, Schuy- the regional school would be that cal policemen on a 40-hour week, had worked on the library. plastic garment buKS 11.98: moth bag!' Four dangerous ' Intersection police department as a 20-year mtn. the school would receive approxi- democratic system. 29 cents: under bed chests I2.I8: Para signs will be Installed at the in- ler Sickles, Herbert Posten and The committee will study alter- It was learned by The Register this Lieut. Col. Austin Bishop, chief, Nuifiict* 39 cents: tsr iittpcr 25 cental Chief McQuire said his action Ashton Sickles; television booth, mately $50,000 in state aid, which week. Army recreational service, special rub bags 11.10. Free delivery. National tersection of New Monmouth and was voluntary, and not because of natives to the regional school pun, 6*10. Frown's.—Advertisement. Tlndali rds., New Monmouth. Two John Langenberger and David in most Instances would mean that including- costs, advantages and Mr. 'Wise said he would make a services, Washington, D. C, said a recent political upheaval which Jackson. that In his opinion the new library- •top street signs will be installed the cost of education to the tax- disadvantages and when both sides request for the council to recon- Today la Tha Day ' ' has resulted in a change in virtual- The pony game will be in chargo payers would be quite near that of sider their views on tho subject In was the most beautiful army li- 500 metal Venetian blinds no on sale at Highland and Leonard aves., ly all borough offices. of the question can be presented, Leonardo. or Howard Maxaon and Carlton the present system, Dr. Anderson will return and fur-lieu of the many signatures which brary he had ever seen. at Jii.as for the sizes up to I!* Inchest, Walling, the car tickets In charge appear on a petition requesting u Guests at the ceremony included 30 sizes to 36 Inches, Here la a bar- Building Inspector. David Simp- Sate Venetian BUntfe Dr. Anderson clarified many ther discuss >the matter with the Kiln. Hurry down. Telephone your or«~. of Eddie Carle, the ground prizes 40-hour week, Tho council had re-Col. Bishop, Col. Roger W. Whit- der. l-'rco delivery, Nstlonal I Sj 10r son reported 69 building permits tOO Venetian - blinds KO on sals In- in charge of Harold Hopkins and points to Clarence Berger, Shrews- committee and with the borough issued during June for an esti- day, li.llS earn, up to 28 inches; 13.38 bury borough representative, That officials, jected a P.B.A, request to adopt an man, chief, Special services, Head- Prown'j,—Advertisement. tin la 3« Inchfs. Fine metal Venetian the penny game in charge of Dcw- borough has keen one of the chief Those present included Louis A, ordinance, proclaiming a 40-hour quarters, 1st Army, and Miss Fran- mated cost- of $3M,«00. He turned blinds, Hero* Is a real bargain, Call ey Mount, Sheldon Devesty and ces O'Halloinn, chief, Library Serv- Bank Slack Waatti over ten at MM to the committee. your order In, National S k 10. objectors to the proposed school, Stelnmuller, Shrewsbury township; week. Willing to purcbast up to 1.001' Frown'a. Phono RE 8-2180—Advertlie- Jack and Bob Soden. Frank Van- Mr, Berger argued that with the Clarence Bcrgor, Shrewsbury bor- Tho PEA. then circulated a pe- ice, Headquarters, 1st Army. •ham or ant part of 1.00D abaras el Plumbing Inspector Dirk Hof- ment, derveer will be In charge of check- •lock of Sicund National Bank of Rti, regional school, his borough would ough; George Ryser, Little Silver; tition which it felt would force a Lieut. Col. J. V, Carroll, com- Bank. John Wscmtrl. Tslsphona Atlas.- man of Bclford reported 89 plumb- ing the car tickets, pay about twice as much of the change in tho borough council's at- manding officer, Signal training ing permits issued in June, and $3.91 Malal Vtnttlaa Blinds Douglas Newbold, Atlantic town- tla Highland! 1-OOOJ—Ad»artlnm«oU ' Wives of members will assist the cost as the average paid by the ship; Stanley Haviland and John titude. The petition has been dis- regiment, was another speaker, turned over Zees of $308.00 to the Hurry down—hera is a sale that It a mm at the various booths. other districts participating. The cussed, 'flfild Leon Keiiealllc, bor- Lieut, Pnul Stevens, library officer, LlnoUum Runs committee, salt, nil alien up to 28 Inctm: 29 to Giblon of the Red Bank board, and All sites now at low prices. Floor eof. II Inches $.1.19, Call your order In, regional school law, passed in ough attorney, but has not bcun acted as muster of ceremonies and erlnv 69 cenu a square yardi inlaid' Welfare Director Chester Henry National I * 10. Prown'i.—Advtrtlif Surprise For You Paul Young, Red Bank district Introduced all speakers and guests. mant. We have a new matal Venetian blind 1932, says that the cost of such school clerk, presented officially and Is not on linoleums by Arnutrong and Congoltum.. reported costs of his department at the lowest nrlco on record. Hurry the borough minutes, ho added, See our line. Fibre rugs now at low tor June at 1619,43 u compared to down to see It, almost as chesp AS Summir Lamp Snides prices, stair trends 39 cents, National.' Tfce Spinning- Wk«l Gift Ska* Paper blinds. Here Is something thnt Mr. Wlso said the borough, un- Jcructi up that minporch or terrace 5 * 10. Frown's,—Advertisement. 1013.88 for 1948. Gifts, novelties, itrectlng curds anil will nmszo you. Junt received Qso nnri Bird Balhi |2.M Dlrly Window Shadta der present laws, Is not forced to with lovely summer lump shadei. Largo Bills of $10,142.63 were ordered antiques, 9 Mechanic street. (Next to they enn't hut Icing nt this apeelal prlcr. Plmtlo Kin'di'll hoac, 23 and 50-foot Spoil yum* nvnl inftldo iinti otiulde of comply with the petition's request, lection now on hand. A new shm!" Chrysler, Plymouth, International Isles paid. the flrn hnuse.) Phono UK 6-1044,—Ad- National G k 10, Frown's,—Atlvcrtltc- IriiKths; Kliunplm: enrts tit.SIM llul'ont yoiii' house. MrtiiK your 1'Ollrm iltiwr,. likes H room luok different. Nntlorwl snd service. Haurlcs Schwsct*. Phone vcrtl«cmcilt, ment. MIIIMUC* 111 cjciiiit! IHI'KH Karlinxo wins New clrnn llollitml ^vln«lo^v hlunlm put no matter how ninny algnnturcu,ap- A 1U. l't'own'it.—Advertisement. It. B, I.07S7,—Ailvertliimsnt. SIWHJ witter intiln m rents) wi'lnxrj' jiniN tin whlln you wnlt, Litvuly Hnlluml pear on It, Car/slsr, Flinouthr , IntarnatlonallalSlt M If your stomHch nnrds a Mayplnl' Cliryiltr. Plymouth, Intnnntlnnal Suits fJ,t>H, ilnor mftU !IH rentM t'llrltijli I'nrU ^linden Mi cntli, Wti mnkn Roy kind n( Chrjil.r, riymouth, International Salts "don't WHINci /our hsnclt—Klnsr R«4 ••*i!i%e "1 i?L * iilv. it a couiilt. All druggists,—As> and strike. ,Msutl» Sehwarta, FhtM of all klnila, Nitlonal a 4 10, ' window shirie, National I * 19, Knii* Msyer's tavern, C'srrinr all* cua« and service. Maudes SchwscU, FkoM Jink x.nnta for WANT AD3."—A*> K ••• •••Mil f.srtlitssint. I, B, MTIf^tuHJlNMfa tt «• I. «.lUT,*«\4TlhUaJMIss . Paee Twtf KED BANK REGISTER, JULY 14, 1949 'nrse Snalcher Fails Police Locate Shrewsbury Firemen Fire Destroys Harborvale Entry II Fair Haven Attempt To Aid Riverview RAILPLANE: Fair Haven police reported an attempted purse snatching which Truck Driver Freeholder James 8. Parkes, Farmer's Barn h'i No Dream lut looks H occurcd at about 11 o'clock last president of Riverview hospital, ad- Takes Futurity, 1-2 light tt Fair Haven. ' Charged With Leaving dressed members of the Shrewsbury Building at Colt's Mrs. Mai ion Ladiso and daugh- Hose company Tuesday night, urg- By ARTHUR W. WHITE minutes. Bennie says his Invention er told police that they were ap- ing the firemen to support the hos- Neck Built in 1820 AP Newsfeatur* could sip it in five. Scene at Oceanport pital's $500,000 building fund. proaching their home on Kemp An old barn, erected in 1810 on After that? "New York, Paris, Dominave Cart* Home $11,470 ye., when a man walked beside The driver of a truck, who al- John Poole, president of the com- London—The only place you'd ex- Rome—they'll all want It," he be- pany, appointed a three-man com- the Richard Clad«r farm on the hem for several moments, then legedly left the scene of an acci- Colt's Neck Freehold highway, Wis pect to find George Bennies "rail- liaves. >assed and walked in front of them. dent at Oceanport July 4, has been mittee to discuss means by which plane" is in a dream. , Prise For Alabama Owner members can assist in the drive completely demolished by fire early The dark-haired little Scot ha* iVhen they got under a street light, found and is scheduled to appear Sunday morning. Atlantic township His strange looking conveyance, been inventing things practically he man reached back and grabbed in magistrate's court in that bor- within Shrewsbury. On it are Ex- firemen responded to the call, but half train, half plane, looks like a . Harborvale stables of Mobile, or Mrs. Ladlso't purse which she ough July 20. Chiefs John Parker and Chester L. all his life, starting with a flre) the flr« bad made great beadway. big cigar. It has a propellor fore alarm ot 1C. A fast, persuaaiva Ala., made a nifty coup of yester- The fight for jockey honors con- had over her shoulder. Officer Jack Welch of Oceanport Forrar and Harold Riordan, com- It was discovered by a neighbor. tinues to be a hot one at Mon- pany treasurer for many years and aft, carries 80 passengers and talker,.he's fanatical in his faith day's New Jersey Futurity at Mon- He was unsuccessful in his at- reported that the" driver is Vincent , Firemen concentrated their ef- whixses silently along an overhead mouth park, taking straight and mouth park. Henri Mora booted empt to get the purse and was Calabrcse oi Uarfield ave., Long prior to hii retirement the past forts in preventing the flre from in his invention. home Cclcstia in the third ra^e pparently frightened off when term. rail IS feet from the ground. ,Dlace money with their Dominave Branch. Officer Welch located the spreading to the Clader home. Claimed speed: 200 miles an hour. But he hasn't convinced the skep- and Always Home. The entry paid Tuesday to gain a temporary tie Mrs. Ladiso called for help. Al- truck and driver Friday on Nor- There was no hay stored in the tical Ministry of Transport boss of with Bobby Strange for the lead hough neighbors came to the Bennie is a Scottish inventor. He more to place bettors than it di.l 1 wood ave., Long Branch. Twelve Fined barn, and Mr, Clader was at a loss Britain's nationalized railroads and to those with straight ticket hold- hut Strange came back in the sixth Ladisos aid, the man was able to explain how the flre started. says his brainchild is an answer to airlines. The ministry turned down and seventh events with victories o escape. The Incident was very The accident occurred on Ocean- ers. Mutucl prices wer* $8.60, $6 port ave. at 3 a. m. The truck is In Middletonn an air age problem:: how to whisk his request for $1,200,000 to build on Mill Creek and Operator. The imilar to one which occurred one Stored in the barn were several travelers between congested citlei and $5. reported to have struck the left Twelve persons were fined last pieces of furniture, but there was a one-mile test stretch near Lon- • Victory meant $1J,4JO to the Mo- standing aces Strange in front with hour later in Shrewsbury borough. and outlying airports without los- 14. Mora now is tied with Appren- side of a' car driven by Joseph night in Middletown township po- little insurance coverage. Mr. don, bile owntrs, the winner getting Beggs of Neptune, Begg's left arm lice court by Recorder W. Gilbert Clader estimated the damage at ing valuable time in traffic. Before transport was national- $11,470 from the $10,0OO-added ice Sam Boulmctis at 13. Boulnie- is scored two yesterday. was broken in three places. After Manson for motor vehicle viola- $800, but said that the barn could Bennie, 4», a consulting engineer, ized, Bennte tried for years to get purte. Always Home captured driving his car to an Eatontown tions. not be re-constructed. The barn was Ant thought of his "railplane" and private financial backing. $2,000. Youth Killed garage, Beggs was taken to Mon- built with solid walnut beams, built a working prototype over a Estimated coat of Bennie's pro- * Dominave held up the artart of Too Risky has been added to Fined $5 each for failing to stop starter William Schamerhorn's mouth Memorial hospital by the at stop streets were George Wood, which most likely could not be re- railroad at Milngavie, Scotland, 20 posed London airport linkup is • 4he sixth race almost four min- Eatontown first aid squad. placed today. years ago. It's still there. He has whopping $24,000,000. But the Scot utes by refusing to enter the start- schooling list. Near Pine Camp Henry Rellly and Thomas Oberuch ing gate. And the son of Knave of Newark and Raphael Buizelli of Monmouth park's first television Jersey City; fined for speeding were Dunn Released jligh—cinco Domino continued lo James Mickey Was In F. G. Rue Renamed Eugene Beagen of Leonardo $5, .«how its dislike of the Puett ma- show of the season will be seen From County Jail chine getting away from it quick- this afternoon over channel 8, the To Farmers' Group Aldo A. Baldon of Elizabeth $8, Cai- Dumont television outlet, The-fifth Local National Guard men Berno of Keyport ffi, Joseph Peter Dunn, 36, of New York, ly to take a lead at the start which James Mackey, 18, of Atlantic Jiever was relinquished. Only r«al and sixth races are to be filmed, Franklin G. Rue of Imlayatown Stanley of New York $5, John Gay- whose brother John Dunn was sent with Horace Wade doing the call- Highlands, was killed laat night in is the Monmouth county represen- nor of Sea Bright tS and Donald to the electric chair last Thursday threat was his stablematc, Always an automobile accident near Pine •Home, which showed tremendous ing, assisted by Jack Rigge. Tele- tative reappointed to the board of Tamn of Newark $15 and fined $5 for his part in a murder on New vision shows will emanate from the Camp, N. Y. The youth, a member managers of the Agriculture Ex- each for passing on the right were York's waterfront, was freed from "speed In the home stretch to al- of Red Bank's National Guard unil, lnost catch the winner at the wire. rack dally except on days when periment station at New Bruns- Dunzio Dcvilacqua of Union City the county jail Monday night. He previous commitments require the was on an advanced detail which wick. Others renamed were George and Henry Nanni of Newark. had been sent to jail by Keansburg It was a photo finish, only a neck left Tuesday. Separating the two. Dumont station to televise the New C. Trautwein, Closter; Lester Col- Edward Kailander of 11 Hudson Magistrate William Hoag for fail- York Yankee baseball games. According to reports, Mackey and lins, Moorestown; HermanDemme, ave., Atlantic Highlands, was or- ing to register in that borough ns -• The Harborvale entry was made three other soldiers were riding in 4he betting favorite, going off at Sewcll; Frederic E. Schluter, dered to make 12 payments tor the a known criminal. Dunn had been a jeep In a convoy. The jeep wa3 Princeton; W. Westley Woodford, welfare of his wife and child who given a 00-day sentence. •nine-to-five. Only other choice Mile races are proving increas- pulled over to the side of the road 'among the bettors was Bobanet ingly popular at Monmouth park Liberty Corner, and Insley H. Roy, live on Navesink ave., Naveslnk. Dunn'i release was permitted o change drivers. The Mackey boy Andover. The complaint was made by Ches- when a New York attorney as- •stable's Attention Mark which where Racing Secretary John took the wheel. In an effort to ter Henry, township welfare officer. -went off at seven-to-two but failed Turner, Jr., is scheduling more and The board meets periodically at sured Magistrate Haag that the more • of tile once around events. atch the convoy, the jeep over- prisoner would be immediately :to hit the first four. Calumny, Andy urned. The two other soldiers were Rutgers to review farm research COUNTY PLUMBERS NAMED -Schuttlngee trained Ally from the The action of the start, brought work being carried on and to con- turned over to New York police for right to the grandstands, coupled injured. questioning. Dunn was arrested In Joseph M. Roebllng stable, was The Posten funeral home la in sider plans for future work and ac- Lewis Taborn of Bradley Beach "third. with the thrill of the finish has tivities. was named shore representative of a Keansburg tavern Sunday by - A county outfit, Carolyn K *ta- won high favor among local racing harge of arrangements. the New Jersey State League of Officer Theodore Loder following a "ble, sent Jersey Queen out to patron*. Master Plumbers recently when the 32-hour search. -1>r!ng back the home bred honors, Health Hint* Highlands Church Shore Master Plumbers association "but although the Dick Moran- Crispin Oglebay's Noble Im- was admitted .to membership in Garrett—Emmonr ' trained filly was in contention pulse, a leading candidate for hon- (This column is contributed as a Food Sale Tomorrow the state league. George Steneck -most of the way, running second, ors in Saturday's $15,000 Lamp- public service by the Medical So- The W.S.C.S. of the Highlands of Elberon, president of the Shore Engagement Told "the little lady folded at the turn lighter Handicap tested the muddy ciety of New Jersey and the Mon' Methodist church will hold a food league, was named to the state mouth County Medical society. Mr. and Mrs. William Garrett ot 4nto home. Time for the race was training strip yesterday morning and chowder sale tomorrow start- league advisory board, while John Portaupeck have made known the •'•1:06 3-5, two second! away from when he was clocked a handy sev- Questions should be addressed to ing at 10 a, m. in the social room Prlngle of Bclmar was named to The Medical Society of New Jersey engagement of their daughter, Misi -a new track record, en furlongs in 1:29, after touching of the church. Mrs. Alton Andrews, the oil burner committee of the Helen Garrett, to George Emmons, -' The dally double paid $33. Billy the three quarters in 1:15. Hero, at 31S West State St., Trenton 8, Mrs. William Fahrer and Mrs. league. 1 N. J. ,eon of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Emmons tege Wlth-out Wings on "L" Structura •'Foales Shrewsbury hit the wln- another Lamplighter eligible, went Bertha Simpson are in charge. of Oakhlll rd., Middletown town- • •ner'i circle in the first to cheer a half milt in :54 1-5, breezing. At the group's meeting Tuesday TEACHERS AND LOYALTY ship. 1 'the ailing "Squire of Silverbrook Precaution* Against Folio night, devotional services were led been trying to get one into regular argues an arterial road to the *,lr* As most of us will remember, "What loyal American could pos- Miss Garrett, who is employed passenger service ever since. port would cost $108,000,000 and an "farm," and Archmera headed the Saturday's Lamplighter Handi by Mrs. J. Hlllman Coffee, the pas- sibly object to taking a loyalty at Newark, was graduated from pack in the second race. Post posl- cap, featuring Monmouth park's 1948 was the second worst year for tor's wife. Mrs. A. R. Foster was Made of duralumlnum, an alum- underground railroad $140,000,000. poliomyelitis or infantile paralysis oath?" the Star of the Sea academy at The Ministry of Transport won't 'tlon numbers were nine and seven. week-end of racing, is named after welcomed as a new member. Mrs. The question Is a natural one. Long Branch. Mr. Emmons was inum alloy, the 52-foot long car Is "There were 14,610 on hand to bet a famous 3-year-old of old Mon that we have ever had in the his- William Cottrell and Mrs. Coffee suspended from a rait on a steel comment on Bennie's estimates or tory of the disease in the United Yet at the National Education As- graduated from Middletown town- -$1,080,346. mouth's put. Lamplighter was a were hostesses. ship high school. girder. Tha girder la supported his Invention. States. sociation's annual convention in One of the Scot's most Influen- '"'- Though Amory L. Haskell, Mon- brown son of Spendthrift and Boston the Department of Class every 80 feet by steel pylons. The mouth park president, did not have Torchlight, and he won the Champ- Although polio may strike at any ACCIDENT ON RIVER ROAD FURSE STOLEN practice stretch of rail Is 400 feet tial supporters is Dutch Prof. E. R> : time during the year, the vast pre- room Teachers, representing 350,- an entry in the race, the victory ion Stakes at Monmouth, beating Two cars, one driven by Louis 000 American teachers, has voted long, Hondelink, former director general -was of some consolation to him. Banquet, Locohatchee, Poet Scout, ponderance of cases occur between Mrs. Nettie Yard reported to of the European Central Inland May and October. Now that we are Conover of Highland ave., Fair unanimously to oppose laws re- Shrewsbury state police that her Bennie's ambitious plant call for -•Domlnave's sire. Knave High, it Raoeland and Montana. Immedi- Haven and the other by Edna Rob- quiring loyalty oaths of teachers Transport organization, an inter* -Woodland farm's priae stallion. Th* ately after the race he was pur- entering what might be called the pocketbook, containing personal "rallplanes"—powered by gasoline allied body, which planned recon- "polio season," It would be well to erts of Atlantic St., Keyport, collid- as a special group. belongings and $1.00 In cash, waa engines driving their two propel- winner waa bred at Llncroft. chased by Pierre Lorillard from ed at midnight Tuesday on River Most tenchsrs, It should be clear* struction of Europe's transport net- Capt. Brown and In the Lorillard remind ourselves of some of the stolen from her at midnight last lori—to follow each other along rd. Iy understood; as patriotic and in- night as she was walking near her the rail at 60-second intervals. They, work after the war. Prof. Honde- 2 Monmouth Park Notts silke won the Choice Stakes, Twin easy, common precautions we all link, who lives in Surrey, betievei r can and should observe. Some of Mr. Conover told police that the telligent Americans, have no ob- home on Sycamore ave. and But- would glide back on an adjoining City Handicap, Bridge Handicap, jection whatever to taking a sim- the idea Is technically sound, »y Racing Secretary John Turner, First Special, Second Special and them have been set forth in a re- Roberts car was on his side of the tonwood lane In Shrewsbury bor- rail. He figures S.000 passengers 1 jr. today distributed the third cou- ple oath of office such as may be ough. She said that a man, who and has encouraged Bennie ! ap- other events. cent articla by Basil O'Connor of road. This was denied by the driv- could be transported hourly. Ordin- proaches to the government, -eUtion book of th* Monmouth park New York, president of the Na- er of the other car, who said that required of other public employees. had followed her, stopped her and ary traffic would flow underneath. But there is intense opposition to Bennie doesn't tire easily, but he -summer meeting, covering a 12 day tional Foundation for Infantile Conover had passed another car asked for directions. After. she Brakes? "The driver juit re- : period through July *. It will ri- Paralysis and chairman also' of the and was on her side, forcing her legislation which singles th«m out gave them, the man grabbed her •ays he's getting fed up with the Know Your Garden as an especially suspicious class verses the propellors," Bsnnie ex- "timidity" of government transport i rai th* fourth and final book for American Red Cross. Mr, O'Con- to the curb, purse and lift. plains. There is a secondary rail-, : richness of overnight events and nor offers these suggestions, es- No one was Injured. The front and is so worded that it can be officials and threatens t« take his By CHARLES H. CONNORS, used to eliminate any teacher who DROUGHT ENDED gripping system too." invention ta the United States, I handicaps, headlining as it does tlia Rutgers University, the State pecially to those who are in charge left fender and doors of both cars : $38,000 Monmouth Handicap on of children: were damaged. Patrolman Philip holds politically unpopular views. The 40-day drought in this area The inventor'* greatest-ambition where, he says, he's had nibbles. University of New Jersey The academic profession as a whole is to link the center of- London ; Saturday, July 23. Also featured In Avoid crowds and places where Jiannine investigated. ended yesterday morning with an To skeptics who ask why, after •: th* new conditions are the $15,000 A number of the annual flower- is extremely jealous of its freedom announcement by the weather bu- with bustling London airport, 15 20 years, he says, "the railroad was close contact with other peopla Is from political controls. ; Lamplighter 'Cap Saturday, the ing plants, jsuch as marigolds and likely. TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS reau that 2,411 inches of rain fell miles away. Airline buses take 45 fantastic,- too—but It came!" ; $10,000 Monmouth Oaks Wednes- zinnias, produce flowers through- Miss Jeanne Rau, Woodland dr, One chief difficulty in the loy- Tuesday and yesterday. The Avoid ovti-fatigue caused by too alty oath formula is that it fails - day, and the $10,000 Sapling 8tak*s out the season. Others produce active play or exercises or irregu- Fair Haven was fined $5 yesterday drought began May 35 and the first • for two-year-olds, an attraction of just one crop of flowers and then morning in Fair Haven court by to catch the really dangerous.sub- rain fell July 4. Rain again fell on lar hours. versive. The Communist trial* in ; Wednesday, July 27. Secretary they are through. These Include Avoid swimming in polluted wa- Magistrate John V. Crowell for the next two days and last Sunday. • Turner has also sprinkled the book bachelor's buttons or ragged sailor failure to have her drivers' license New York have made clear that The total of those four days was ter. Use only beaches or public the party member is trained to • with numerous overnight races or cornflower (Centaurea syanea), pools declared safe by local health and registration in her possession. .66 Inches. ; ranging in value to $5000. the rocket larkspurs and annual Patrick Musto of Union City waa perjura himself as often as is nee- authorities. eisary to advance Communist aims. ^SNAPSHOT GUILD baby's breath. Avoid sudden chilling. Remove fined $5 for failure to stop at a stop FILM PRESENTED New York Athletic Club day, an street. At the same time laws which re- All these are good for garden wet shoes and clothing at once quire the teacher to deny that he A film, "Crossroads," which annual feature at Monmouth park, show and fine for cutting. By sow is to be celebrated today. More and keep extra blankets and heav- FIRING! AT FORT HANCOCK. believes In or belongs to an or- shows various phases of Commun- ing seeds of these now you can be ier clothing, handy for sudden ganization advocating overthrow ist activities, in this country, was than 500 members of the well- assured of bloom in lato summer. Ship owners and bayshore real- • known club will be guests of the weather changes. of the government by force are presented at Monday night's mut- The seedling plants In this group Observe the golden rule of per- dents were warned this week that hampered by the absence to date of ing of the Red Bank Klwanla club • management. Mrs. Theodore Van units of the 244th Coast Artillery ' Twisk, wife of th* president, will are not easy to transplant unless sonal cleanliness. Keep food tight- a Supreme Court decision that the at the Molly Pitcher hotel. Th* the operation is performed just i ly covered and safe from flies or group, National Guard of New Communsit Party Is such an organ- film was shown by Jack Cook, la- ' preient a silver trophy to the win- York, began firing sub caliber and 3 aer of th* featured race, and all soon as true leaves are formed. other Insects. Garbage should be ization. bor specialist of th* Research In- The safest way is to sow them tightly covered, also, and if other major caliber guns yesterday and There Is a growing movement stitute of America. The club Is '. events are to carry names honor- will continue until July 21. < Ing the Athletic club. The James where they will grow, if possible. disposal facilities are lacking, it among* educators, as evidenced In planning several special events for • A. Norton Memorial Purse, named Vhe soil should be well prepared should be buried or burned. No firing is scheduled for week- the current NEA meetings, to have the fall. and sow the seeds a little deepe Quit* Irrespective of polio these ends. The danger area will extend the academic world purge itself of ; for the late president of the or- seaward from Fort Hancock 15,000 • ganlzation, is the sixth race, at- than you would in the spring. Af are good rules to follow in sum- its Communist fringe by its own PUREBRED COW BOUGHT ter sowing, cover the area with mer time In order to help avoid yards. action. It Is recognized that Com- Dr. and Mrs. Armand Hamnur, 1 trading some of the better horses Home protective material to keep Z on th* grounds. contagious or communicable dis- DEANS VISIT MONMOUTH munist Party membership is as owners of Shadow Isle farms, the soil from drying out and bak- eases of all kinds, much a curb on academic freedom Rtd Bank-Everett- rd., recently • The first heavy rain of the sea- ing. This material may be burlap Mr. O'Connor reviews for us Eleven college deans, processors as it political control of academic purchased a purebred Aberdeen- • son struck Monmouth park over- cheesecloth, papers or loose straw. some ot th* early symptoms or and university dignitaries repre- appointments and methods, The Angus cow from Fred H. Reuter of • night, reducing conditions to a As soon as the seedlings ap- signs which should warn us that senting seven Eastern colleges precious freedom to pursue truth East Aurors, N. Y. Th* farm, • sticky bowl. of Louisiana gumbo. pear above ground remove the cov infantile paralysis may b* begin- Tuesday and yesterday made a according to one's own light can which has 300 head of cattl*,,is • Horsemen were delighted, the re- ering. If they arc to be transplant ning. These are headache, nausea, tour of Fort Monmouth and the best be safeguarded by the alevt considered one of the top Angus " cent record breaking dry spell hav- ed, do it just as soon as they can or upset stomach, muscle soreness Signal Corps Reserve Officers action of that profession, which, breeding farms in the country. J ing been detrimental not only to be handled, and be careful not to or stiffness and an unexplained Training Corps summer camp, perhaps more than all others, li • th* running strip but to the entire break the tap root. It is better to fever. In the presence of these where approximately 600 cadets dedicated to the objective seahrcr Thirty million people In the Unit- • surrounding area. Despite the tnud- have the soil where they are grow symptoms one should consult one's are in training for the six weeks' for truth,—The Christian Science ed States earn their living through • dy strip there wer* few scratches, ing a little on the dry side when doctor promptly. Early diagnosis encampment. The college heads Monitor. agriculture. 2 sand only one early withdrawal transplanting is attempted, and prompt treatment by qualified arrived in two Army planes from 3 from th* New Jersey Futurity, that there is less danger of root los physicians and nurses will often Albany, N. Y., and Bedford, Mass, t being J. W. Bowley's Fighting than where the soil Is wet and prevent serious crippling by in- S Cloud. • heavy. fantile paralysis. It's Thi Saw That Itw It Z —— After transplanting, water thor- "Fear and anxiety," says Mr. KnowYourGovernment • When Overexposed scored In the oughly and cover for a day or tw O'Connor, "should be held to a • featured event on Tuesday's pro- until they become established in minimum. A calm, confident utti EVEN BREAK i gram it marked the first success their new home. tudc is conducive to health and re Some local property taxpayers, • of the meeting for the veteran covcry. Parents should remember when they pay their taxes on Au- • jockey, Tommy Mallcy. In previous that of all those stricken (by in- ORANGK MARMALADE gust 1, may wonder how their local • seasons Mallcy was highly success- fantile paralysis), 50% or more re- assessors arrived at individual as- S ful on the local front with horses BISCUITS cover completely,' while another sessments. L • owned by the Woodland farm, nom 2 cups sifted enriched flour 25fo arc left with only slight after- The truth is that in many mu- A pletur* evtry pinnt likes—ind enlly mad* using open flaih. J I de course of Amory L. Hasksll, 1 tablespoon baking powder effects." nicipalities there is little or no • president of Monmouth park. Ear- vi teaspoon salt If polio is actually diagnosed, systematic basis for determining Pictures With Open Flash i lier in the season Willie Saunders 4 to 8 tablespoons lard Mr. O'Connor reminds us that we assessments, even though the new S did the bulk of riding for the farm '.i cup orange marmalade may call the chapter of the Na- State Constitution declares that HILE) Indoor picture! em be overexposed. Flaih It from tot fai J but Saunders is currently under ',i cup milk ' <.. tional Foundation for Infantile property shall be assessed "by unl { suspension. W mad* la a numbtr of way*, ai •way and your negative's under* Sift together flour, baking powd- Paralysis, which Is serving our form rules." we'r* pointed out, on* ot th* mint •xposed. So remember thei* figure* First Racat Claiming! punt 12,500; er and salt. Cut In lard and mar- community. The chapter will pay In these municipalities, a great thrte-year oldi; lix Iurlongi. that part of the cost of care or mithod! Is by flub photography. for open-flaih ihots with box cam* Shrewiburr (B'motU) l».«0, I . ._.. malade until' mixture has a fine, many assessments are probably un- •rai. % 8t. Elmo Jr. (Llndberg) 12.10, 12.40 even crumb, Add enough milk to treatment which the patient or fair because the assessors lack ade- flash phoUgrapar !• of two typn Shirley'! Prldt (Pratt* $3.60 family cannot meet. —tynchronlied flash and op*n flub. With roll films of average ipeed Stcond Run Claiming; purie IS,000i mak» a aoft dough, Turn onto a quate tools with which to work. thrce-yeur-oldi; ilx furlongi. lightly floured surface and knead While the doctors and scientific These should Include at least: (1) In the former th* Bash bulb Is dis- th* lamps should lie held 6 to 10 f»*t Archmera (Gilbert) IS.80, |4.00, 13.20 gently for one-half minute. Pat or Investigators have not yet dis- an adequate assessment record! charged at th* pr*eli* moment from th* picture subject uilng a Allbarrle (Straimt) 112.40, M.60 when th* shutter li open, through No. 5 flashbulb. With faat dims th* Chirm Prince (Kmyckl) 16.20 roll one-half Inch thick and cut covered the cause or found u cure system,.(2) an up-to-date tax map Daily Doubli Pali 113.00 with a medlum-siied biscuit cut- for Infantile paralysis, Mr. O'Con- on which is outlined a block and a lyncnronlflng mechanism, often tarn* bulb may be used 10 to 17 fact Tklre Haul Claiming: iiurie 18,000: ter dipped in flour. Place on a nor sees the hope of victory over lot system of all property, and (3) built Into the camera. With open away. With fait films, loo, you can four-ycar>oldi and u|i; mile and furlong. Fl (Wahlcrl 11,20, 13.8(1, 12.40 baking sheet and bake In a hot the disease in the "foreseeable In- a set of standards for evaluating fltih, however, no synchronlter li uaa an 8M bulb at a dlitanc* ot t Mill Amelia O (1'urjn) M.4U, 12.«« oven (450 F,) 12 to 15 minutes. ture," provided that the research property. us>d. The camera li simply, tit for to 10 teit And tor cloje-ups, using Naval H iSt) t'J.60 Yield: 14 medium biscuits, attack now being made on the dis- For in»Unce, if the assessment "time" or "bulb" and placid ra a firm a cloie-up attachment over your Faiirth Race: Purpe 13,00(1; two.year ease from *very angle can be prop- records arc adequate it will be support. When you ar* ready, open camera leui, in 8M—3',i to I feet «fldl! fiva and a half furlong*. erly maintained, clear how the assessment was *r- Valletta (Mara) IB,(0, »K.2(I, I3,«fl RAISIN-SPICE DROP BISCUITS Take any garden fresh lummer vegetable'and cook It with cart. Add the shutter, dlicharg* th* flaih bulb, from the iiibjoct—is recommended Thl Feer (Mftrtcni) 16.0(1, 18,21) rived at; if there Is ah assessment a tasty lauce and serve the vegetable at its flavor best. The lauce may and cloi* th* shutter. That's all with films ot normal apeed. Matter Mnn (StmiKc) 14,'JO 2 cups sifted enriched flour GIVKS BIRTH TO SON map, and it Is up-to-date, proper- Ftlta Race! Claiming; punr la,600! be simply some melted butter or it may be a cheeae sauce, mustard thtr* la to it Three thlugi, however, should be four-yvHi'.nidi and up; ilx furlonici, 1 tablespoon baking powder ties should not be missed; and If lauce, or'any one of the many delicious vegetable sauces. Red Hc-rrlnic (S'lmm) 128, til.2(1, 17,60 Mr, and Mrs, James C'onway of there \s a schedule of standard val- Th* beauty ot this method li that remembered in making open flaih "• teaspoon salt Center St., Ruinson, me parents Make the best of this summer's vegetable crop by trying a variety , Ballln Cry (Builon) 17.20, 11,00 1 teaspoon nutmeg ues, /systematic assessments will M of sauces, new combinations of vegetables and unusual seasonings, Your It I* usabl* with tb* sfrnplcit earn- ahota. One is to aupport the camera flrit Citlun IMndberg) S1S.0U of a son born yesterday at Mon- practicable. n,nd taxpayers with simi- •rai. All that you n**d U an In- firmly, on a table or tripod, ilnce Sl«la Racti Tha Naw Jeney Futuritri \i cup sugar mouth Memorial hospital. family will like this Interesting variety, too. For a beginning, try the 110,000 added: for two-year-nidi foaled 4 to 6 tablespoons lard lar properties will have assurance recipes below: • •ipanilr* hand-held photoflaihw the ahutter will be open for a com- In New Jer>i>r; five and a half (lirlotiKn. '/& cup rnlsins that their properties will be as- ONIONS IN CHEESE IAVCK cheese and stir until cheese melts. and a ready aupply of bulbi, And paratively long period. Tlio second J)nmlnnv« (Crou) " Id,60, f6.00, fr>,00 HOSPITAL rATIENT sessed similarly. Pour uuce over drained, cooktd wb.ll* you can't "shoot on th* fly," Alwayi Home (Madden) * % cup milk 12 .mall onioni Is to be lure no room lights or re- Calumiup (Mora) JH.80 Frank L, W«lnhelmor of Laurel A taxpayer's dream? No, just onioni, Serves 6. t* you can with synchronised flaih, flections thlno in your camera, again * llarliorvale Stable Entry Sift together flour, making powd- 2 tablespoon! butter ave., principal of Rumson high a practical and business-like way 2 tablespoons flour BUTTERED CABSOT8 /ou can make On* Indoor picture! because the shutter will be open for Savtnta Racal Puru 14,000; three- er, salt, nutmeg and sugar, Cut In school, is a surgical patient at of attempting to give nil' taxpayers AND LIMA8 with but little equipment It yair-filili and upi mile and diteenth, lard until mixture has a line, even 1 cup milk longer than usual, And third, w!" » I! Manny Victor (Jemnil • Mpnmouth Memorial honpltul. In a taxing district an "ovsn Vt teaspoon salt H4 cupi lima beans Exposure for open flaih li eon- uilng a flaih bulb close to your «uu . , .„ , lis.ao, i«,2n, id.ao crumb. Add raisins, then enough break." l'i cupi jullenncd carrots Artlal Ufa (Mara) 10,20, I4.su milk to mnlic a stiff batter, Drop Blanks, or scolding bridles, were *,'t cup grated American checie trolled by the typ* ot flaih lamp Joct, as at 3 to 4 feet, cover the i Hoyal Lover (llniilmctli) • Thoiii n« the New Jersey Tax- . Peel onlonn and cook In boiling, Butter uied and by Hie lamp-to-subject dis- flaih reflector with a handkerchief * ilmiirivli-w 8l«lil« mlry by tablespoons onto 11 glcuaod bnlt- contrivances once used in the payers Association points out, tn.v Jmlted water until just tender. In Cook lima beans and carrots sep- Elialh Racti CIHIIHIIIB : Hurt" IJ.ldli: Ins ulinot, Bnko In n hot uv«n (450 HriUiOi Islex to punish "Huoldlne tance. Flash the limp too closa to to cut down the light. puyoix will 1)0 confused lens liv the meantime, melt butter, add arately in boiling, salted water. your subject and your picture It ri»« TadSy (R'mellil |»,So", Ul,li'"i*M f.) 12 to 15 minutes. Yield: One women." Jt win a hcndploce with thplr tux bill*, This In turn will fliitir and blend, Arid milk and cook Drain. Combine and serve with a —John van Guilder l"mlts», • 1,10, tl.'i and two-thirds doun.medium bla- a. pltcs of Iron Hint flttnd the rcduct tha number of appeals to until mixture bolls and thlckcnicm,, geneenerour i amount •( buttti. i faA HEP BASK %mmt,%, nvtr u, PcnooaU supervisor in the Red Bank ele- Wedding. George T. Clayton gave his sis- was en route to Monmouth park 9 mentary school*. ter in marriage. Her gown waa Horses Versus People: for the Lamplighter. Mra. Jowph Hoffman and daugb- Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Blitz UK MIUOW1TZ—MORALLEB Chantilly lace and marquisette and With such an abundance of Mrs. Roberts the wore a Chinese type wedding era Iren* and Ros* o< Harding and family of Glen Lake, Minn., Announcement is made of the invading talent to join such as load arc vUltir.g relatives in Deu- will arrive Sunday to visit Mr. and veil attached to a crown of orange Pctey Cotter, Eatontown. Air At- marriage of Miss Dorothy Ruth blossoms. Her bouquet was white Both Tough to Handicap Colt Takes Show tev, Col., and the surrounding area. Mrs. Dexter M. Jones of McLaren DeMidowitz, daughter of Mr. and tack, Hedgewood, Overexposed and 1'hey will be away (or eight week*. •t. They will be in Red Bank three Mra. Peter DeMidowitz of Neptune, roses and bouvardia. others already on the grounds Monmouth Park Hold* Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Hanmore week*. formerly of River Plaza, and Mrs. Lee Clayton of Syracuse, by FRANK ECK the fur is apt U) fly, and the Lamp, if Maryland, former residents of Mrs. Jud»on Vaughn is confined Charles Edward Moraller, Jr., son N. Y., the bride's sister-in-law, was AP SewleMunm Sport* Editor lighter more and more takes on Yearlings Exhibit Fair Haven, are now residing at by Illness at the home of her moth- of Mr. and Mrs. Moraller, Sr., of •nation of honor, and the other at- Going to the races is a good hab- the aspects of being one of the tendants were Miss Marjorie Les- Noble Impulse host three-year-old races of the A yearling colt foaled la tha 113 Hariaon ave. Mr. Hanmore nai er, Mrs. Royal Moss of Shrewsbury Harvard rd., Fair Haven. The it—a good habit not to get into. shadow of Monmouth park yester- keen transferred to the managerial ave. wedding took place Sunday at ter of Leonia and Mrs. Jane Heim Eastern season. It is a major Jackson, Manasquan. All wore You see people you know an] day was selected best colt and al- tapacity of Sears Roebuck's large Lieut, and Mrs. Hans Reichstet- Trinity Episcopal church, Asbury horses you don't know. If you be- At Monmouth prep for the $25,000 Choice Stakes so "best of show" to top 67 New Perth Amboy etore. Mrg. Han- ter of Bel Air, Md., are spending Park. Rev. Randall W. Conklin, white marquisette frocks over pas- lieve in comparative times, you Aug. 6—a mile and a quarter Jersey bred youngsters appearing More'l parents, Mr. and Mra. Sam- two weeks with Mrs. Reichstetter's rector, performed the ceremony. tel colored taffeta underskirts. study the past performances ch test for the same age group. at Monmouth's third annual year- uel H. Cleeland of St. Petersburg, father, William Hackett of Locust They carried bouquets of roaes. night before. The day of the races For Lamplighter ling show. fTa., are spending some time witb ave. James Ward of Rumson, the you get out to the track and ju.s; Staged by the Thoroughbred their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Maiza of bridegroom's brother-in-law, wa» to be polite, listen to people you Saturday's $15,000 Horse Breeders association of New Cleeland waa a former councilman Monmouth st. have returned from beat man. The ushers were Jerry know tell you about horses they Tennis Tourney Jersey, the event Attracted nearly of Fair Haven. Poughkeepaie, N. T., where they Goodnough of Muncy, Pa., and don't know. , Kace May Slia|w Up 2,000 enthusiasts, braving gray Mr. and Mra. Harry Bupp of Ta- have been visiting the past ten Hugh VanNostrand of Litti* Neck, Take the first race on Belmo.il skies and a constant threat of rain, koma Park, Md., spent the week' days. They attended the wedding I* I. Day. It looks like a good race to As Eastern Draws 38 Entries to watch Mrs. Alfred Roberts' end with Mr. gupp'i mother, Mrs. of Miss Mildred Petrone and And- The couple are now at Nan- watch. It's for 2-year-old maidens, First Koiind Play strapping chestnut son of Attention Harry Bupp of Twin Gables apart- rew Faniski, both ofPoughkeepsie. tucket, Mass., and upon their re- horses that have yet to win. Earl Arrival of Crispin OgMmy's out of November, by Brevity, taki •tenta, Riverside ave. The bride has been a summer visi- turn will make their home at 111 Sande ia running a thing called Noble Impulse for Saturday's re- Begun Saturday the blue ribbon in the colt division Mrs. William O. Talley and fam- tor in Red Bank for several years. Fisher pi., Red Bank. Spuds. It figures and Sande can newal of the .$15,000 Lamplighter and, in subsequent competition, ily of Washington, N. C, hava re- Mrs. Edward W. Mulligan, Mrs. The bride was graduated from use the winner's share of $2,275. Handicap was the chief topic of The tournament to decide the edge out Mrs. Arthur Cowen't turned home after spending several Elizabeth DeGeorge, Mrs. Arthur NorthSeld seminary, East North- Anybody can for that matter. conversation In Racing Secretary borough of Red Bank tennis cham- brown daughter of Teddy Weed- weeks with Mrs. Talley'a parents, Aumack and Mrs. Bernard Mulli- Held, Mass., and attended Keuka There'n a first time starter John Turner's office at MomnoMth pionship and ownership of the Hu- Betty Vic, by Victorian, winner of Jfr. and tin. Howard I* iJurdge gan spent last week at Princeton coltege at Keuka Park, N. Y. She named Casemate and he'a had good park yesterday. The three-year-old ber trophy the past week went the (Illy division, for top show •f Lake ave. visiting Mrs. DeGeorge's brother, has been employed with- the Pru- workouts. The public makes him son of Dull Dog and. Uvlra II i3 thrntigh its first round. honors, Rev. and Mrs. Harold H. Horn- Henry H. Bovie. Mr. Bovie is chief dential Insurance Company at Red favorite on the strength of works one of the top candidates for the Tourney Director Harold Potter George Odom, well known New kerger and family of Wallace st., of detectives in the Princeton area. Bank. and his rider. Ted Atkinson. (He mile and a sixteenth run. His as- reported that 38 entries began York trainer, officiated as judg« •re jptnding a vacation in Ver- - Mr. Powers was graduated from won.) So you f>ut him in two dai- signment of 120 pounds plnces him battling It out the past week-md. and experienced considerable difhv mont Rev. Mr. Hornberger is pas- Miss Margaret Conk of Lelghton just below Grecntree stable's high ave. is spending ten days with Mr. Ooigate university and is attend- ly doubles, one with Grandma (J There also will be 16 doubles teams, culty separating the colt division tor of Holy Trinity Lutheran ing Temple university school of and the other with Bouncing Boots weighted Wine List. pairings for which will be made to- as it finally narrowed down to a. church here. and Mrs. Francis J. Holly of Ro- selle Park. medicine at Philadelphia. During In the second race, another of those Noble Impulse won the Survivor morrow. select six, After long study, Mrs. Mrs. Albert C Beck and children, the war he was with the navy in headaches more commonly known First round results are: William Alfred Roberts' juvenile was as- Betty-Rae and Gordon, of Hudson Mrs. Irving Krakowitch of Hard' stakes at Pimlico during tho corded the accolade. Second plad Ing rd., has returned from River- the South Pacific theater. as a maiden race. Only this time spring, carrying 119 pounds nnd DeSanti.s defeated Mel Holmes, &-3, ave., art enjoying a vacation in It's for older maidens, 3-year-olds 6-4; Guy VnnNeas defeated Terry fell to D. W. Hickey's chestnut by Northern New York Hate. view hoipital, where she had been turning a neat mile and a sixteenth Knave High—Shore Leave; third a surgical patient. BROWN—BOLAND and upward. in track record time of 1:42. -He Dorcmus, 8-6, 6-1; Al MacDonald Raymond George Patterson, air- At the last minute some smart defeated Tom Undprberg, 8-2, 6-0; place to William Johnson's bay son man apprentice, U.S.N., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Schippereit Mr. and Mrs. Howard White then finished third in tho Preak- of War Magic—Ceralla, and fourth money shows for Irish Wit. He Don Byck defeated Don Jacoby, 6-1, 1 •nd Mrs. Eugene L. Patterson of and son Stuart of Columbus, O. Mrs. Charles E. Moraller, Jr. Brown of Long Branch announce ncss and most recently was H to David O. Evans bay by Round- the marriage of their daughter, beats Grandma G by a head. Boun winner during the closing days of 6-2; John Egll defeated William M Linden pi., recently entered the who have been spending the past cing Boots bounces home sixth In DcSantis, 2-6, 6-3, 8-3; Edgar ers—Torfrida. : Airman school at the Naval air week with Mrs. Florence N. O'Shea A reception for 150 guests fol- Miss Annette Laura Brown, to the Delaware park. lowed on the lawn of the bride's John Beaumont Boland of Long the 14-horse field. You reach In "Dinlt" Allen defeated John Mudd, Behind Mrs. Arthur Cowen's win- technical training center, Memphis, of Broad st., have returned home His trainer, J. P. 'Doc" Jonea, 6-4, 0-3; John Rollins defeated Ches- ner of the filly division were well- Mrs. Schippereit is the former home at Neptune. Branch, son of the late Mr. un4 your pocket, examine the two dou will arrive Immediately to super- Ttnn. He entered the naval ser- Mrs. Henry B. Boland of Montclair bles tickets and tear them up ter Apy. 6-2, 7-5, and Harold Schaaf regarded youngsters from Jersey vice Mar. IS, 1849, and received Miss Mary Elizabeth O'Shea. The bride was dressed in a gown vise the colt'a final training move, defeated Tom Osborne, 6-1, 6-2. breeding farms, second place going of white ChantiUy lace, over satin and Monmouth Beach. The wed- quickly before someone sees them nnd R. J. Martin, his regular rider, his recruit training at the Naval Mr. and Mrs. David Greenbergof ding took place Saturday at Long and says: to Mrs. Dora V. Kellogg's black training center, Great Lakes, III. Drummond pi., are the parents of styled with an oval neckline, long will be in the saddle when Lamp- daughter of St. Elmo 2d—Choin; sleeves and a full skirt which Branch Presbyterian church, and "Gee, wish I had seen you before lighter comes up. Jules D. Prown, son of Mr. and a daughter born Tuesday at Mon- the ceremony was performed oy —would have given you both win- third to David O. Evans' chestnut mouth Memorial hospital. formed a circular train. Her fin- The possibility strongly exists fllly by Rodney—Burner, and Mrs. Max Prown of 87 Pinckney gertip length veil was edged in the pastor. Rev. Robert 8. Graham. new." Sunday's Regatta rd,, is enrolled at the University of Mr. and Mrs. Emll Hyrshkanych Mrs, James J. Walters of Fair The third race U another one of that the week-end classic tor the fourth to Mrs. W. W, Vaughan'j of Shrewsbury ave. are the parents lace and was fastened to a coronet three-year-old colony may draw brown Neddie—In Luck daughttf. Wisconsin for extra summer cour- of orange blossoms. She carried a Haven was matron of honor, and those things—a hurdle race "about ses. In the fall he will return to of a son born Tuesday at River- Warren F. Conklin of Portaupeck one and three-quarter miles.' all four top weights. Wine List, Draws 100 Boats The victory marked the first view hospital. white satin and lace fan to which scratched from la«t Saturday's Lafayette college where he it a was attached a bouquet of white was best man. A wedding break- The racing people aren't sure South SlireHxiniry trophy won by Mrs. Roberts in th* junior. Jules is Scribe of the Pi Mr. and Mrs. Sigvald Froystad fast followed at Shadowbrook Inn, about the distance. The public Empire City stakes, had a seven three years' competition of til* roses and lilies of the valley. Mr. furlongs work Monday In 1:27 3/5, Lamda Phi fraternity and is Sports of Brown pi., are the parents of a DeMidowitz gave' his daughter in Shrewsbury, ., makes the right choice. Chalet Begin al 1:30 yearling show, as well as the ini- Editor of the college paper "The son born Tuesday at Riverview Mr. Boland is a brother of Wil- D'Or, the favorite, wins even though nnd may be pointing for the local tial win of any entry from th* marriage. llxtuio, although no confirmation Monmouth county area, The colt Lafayette." Last summer be was hospital, Mrs. Edward I. Brown, Jr., of liam Boland of Half-Mile rd., Ev- the second choice, Firehet, finish More than 100 boats nre expect- on the staff of the Red Bank Reg' Mrs. Florence Kelleher, 5 Hud erett. es first. But Flrebet left his rid'ir has been received. ed to compete in Sunday's regatta was foaied at Renegade farm, Eat- Belmar was matron of honor. With ontown, a farm which got its nam* J»ter, He will return to Red Bank son ave., who has been ill with her pastel green lace dress she had The couple are in Vermont, and at the first hurdle. The horse got Reveille, the George D. Widener on the South Shrewsbury river, In about August 20th and will spend virus pneumonia, is improving. quite a hand from the stands but tho eighth nnnunl event sponsored from the traditional tale that Bene- a matching lace picture hat, and upon their return will live on War- xtalwart, second to Palestinian In dict Arnold once stayed overnight the balance of the jummtr at home. Mrs. Rogers B. Freggens left on carried a shower bouquet of pink dell circle, Portaupeck. those who bet on Chnlet D'Or col- the Empire City and • winner of by the Long Branch Ice Boat and Tuesday for Japan, where she will lected. We put a deuce on the Yacht club and Shrewsbury Sail- at a farm house on the ground*. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S. Tucker roses and baby's breath. The bride is kindergarten teach' Narragansett park's Providence The yearling's victory continued of Bethlehem, Pa., parents of Mrs. join her hUBband, Maj. Roger Freg- Miss Gertrude Strum of Nep- er at Little Silver. winner just to have a rooting Irv Makes Just ahead of that, is an- Ing club. terest in the race. Certainly there the phenomenal winning jtresk Richard Stout of Pinckney rd., ant gens. Mrs. Freggens is the former tune, who was a bridesmaid, was other likely Lamplighter prospect. Events begin at 1:30 p. m. Prior currently tnjoyed by Mrs. Roberta, spending a vacation at a cottage in Miss Ruth Jackson, daughter of dressed in orchid chiffon, and she ALLAIBtWWLVER waa no other reason. The gelding If he comes down from New York to the start skippers and crews who has captured seven races ft Sea Girt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jackson of wore a matching picture hat and Mr. and Mrs. Dustan Allaire of returned only {4.70. Officially He it Is probable John Gilbert will will be guests of the sponsoring Monmouth park to lead all owner* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson Newman Springs rd. carried Brandywine roses, tied Manasquan, formerly of Red Bank won by 12 lengths but appeared get the riding assignment. Fourth organization* at a lunch. on the grounds. of Pearl St., are parents of a son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romeo of with orchid ribbons. The second and Fair Haven, have announced to be ridden out. Maybe his jock- of the highwelghls is Bclair Stud's Four events will be sailed in the born Friday at Monmouth Memor- River st, are parents of a daugh bridesmaid, Miss Ruth Francis of the marriage of their daughter, ey was hiding or else he didn't Shackclton, winner of the Dwycr. Lightning, Comet, Sneakbox and Among interesting youngsteri ial hospital. ter born yesterday at Riverview Ocean Grove, wore an identica Miss Joy Ely Allaire, to Richard know his contention was a rider- Trainer "Sunny Jim" Fitzslmmons handicap classes. Each class wil! displayed at the yearling show Mrs. Ann Fredenberg of McLar- hospital. gown and hat, only in yellow. H. Culver, son of Mr. and Mra. less horse. already has won two local stakes find la.st year's champions on hand were twins, a colt and a fllly, by en street, her daughter, Mrs. Ed' Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mount- Richard Moraller of Fair Haven Herbert R. Culver, Sr. of Spring The next heat is an allowance for and may seek a third with this to defend their titles. They are Jack High—Sheltered Lady, owned ward Kelly, and two sons, Jltnmte ford of Pittsburgh are visiting her 2-year-olds, horses that may make noted son of Rhodes Scholar. Charlie Allaire's Avenger, Mon- by Mrs. James Purdey. Also on pa- the bridegroom's brother, was best Lake Heights. The wedding took rade was a chestnut fllly by Peri- •nd Brian, of John street, and Mrs- parents, Mr. and MM. Harry H. man. The ushers were William place June 18 at Holy Trinity Luth' history as .3-year-olds. It looks mouth V.oat club Lightning; Dave Edith R. Smith of South street Androcles, Detective and Othello Eugene Jacobs is also due from Kingston's Winsome, Shrewsbury cles—Loveday, first of the Perietos Sutton of River rd. DeMidowitz, the bride's brother, eran church, Manasquan, and the yet to be exhibited. This stallion have returned home after visiting and William McVitty of Long ceremony was performed by Rev. and they run that way. New York with Colonel Mike, Sailing club Comot; George Druw- Then comes a sprint for oldtr and this fellow is rated a certain was purchased by William G. Hells Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stephen* of Branch. Kenneth L. Frickert. baugh's Arrow, Shrewsbury Sail- as a yearling for 166,000. Muonvllle, N. Y. They also visited Mrs. DeMidowitz was dressed in The bride was given in marriage horses. It looks like favorite day post-time parader. He is the win- Ing club Sneakbox, and Harold friends in Mount Upton, Unndllla Gives Advice and we string along with Mango- ner of the 1849 Shevlin. Near Loeffler's Leading Lady, Shrews- a summer satin gown of Ice blue by her father, and her matron of Jim Leonard, Villanova's new and Bingbamton. with pink accessories and a cor- honor was Mrs. Edward V. Laux hick, a horse that got its name Thing, owned by Mrs. Gerald S. Sailing club handicap boat. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blmpklns sage of pink roses. The bride of Belmar. Matthew MacDowell of when an Indian, seeing a man hic- Smith, was second to Entrust at head football coach, also 1» an SJ- of waverly pi., are parents of To Landlords groom's mother wore a navy blue Farmlngdale was best man. coughing, is supposed to have said: Jamaica in a Monday overnight, There are 23 active ten-yea. r men parsgus farmer. He ha» a Urg* daughter bora. Saturday at Mon Number of Occupant* costume with white accessories and The bride was graduated from "Man-go-hick." and word was received that he In the American' league. farm in New Jersey. mouth Memorial hospital. a corsage of white carnations. Manasquan high school, and Is em' When Mangohick runs second to Mrs. George Wells of Miami, Fla. Basis for Increase The couple, upon returning from ployed with the Telephone company Eagle Eye you feel like looking Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Irene a wedding trip, will make their at Spring Lake. Mr. Culver attend- for that Indian, Eagle of 128 Branch, ave. Her hus- Landlords now have another rea- home with the bridegroom's par ed Manasquan high school and is Next comes the piece de resis- band, a former contractor and son for renting to larger families, ents at Fair Haven until their new employed by Arthur Schanck, pro- tance of the day, the $87,150 Bel- builder of Red Bank, died in Flor- Michael Pecora, area rent director home in Shrewsbury is completed, duce merchant, of Spring Lake mont Stakes, third and final leg of ida May 24 last. Mrs. Wells nnd of Northeastern New Jersey, said For traveling the bride wore Heights. the Kentucky Derby and Preak- her late husband resided on Wav- yesterday. white gabardine suit with all white ness. The class horses are in this erly pi. for several years, moving That Is the higher rent which the accessories. ROSSI—WALLING. mile and a half run for 3-year-olds. The winner draws down $60,900, south in IMS. rent office is now allowing when a The bride was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rossi of Mat- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson of landlord rents a dwelling unit to Neptune high school and the Berk- ten per cent of which goes to the a larger than normal number of awan have announced the marriage rider. Llnd«n pi., are parents of a son eley school in New York city. The of their daughter, Miss Julia Rossi born Sunday at Monmouth Memor- occupants. The "more rent for bridegroom, who is associated with Capot, of whom they said "could more people" policy also benefits to Donald Walling, son of Mr. and not go the distance," gets a per- ial hospital. his father in the awning business, Mrs. Robert Walling of Keyport. A garden party was given last the landlord whose tenant has sub- was graduated from Rumson high fectly judged ride by Atkfnaon. let all or part of the dwelling to The wedding took place June 19 at Ponder, the favorite, gets pocketed Thursday for Miss Anna Lepple school. He is a veteran, having St. Joscph'i Catholic church, Key- of Newark, who Is a guest of Mrs. additional persons a* well as the served with the Army in Japan. while ten lengths off the pace in Arch Brown of Hudson ave., in the landlord who had the practice of port, and the ceremony was per- the backstretch and hia late charge garden of the home of Mrs. Harry varying the rental according to the FOWLER—HOWARD formed by Rev. William. Haughney. just misses by a half length. Miss Roae Mocci of Matawan W. Osborn on East Bergen pi. number of occupants, Miss Muriel Irene Fowler, daugh- You start to leave to beat the OUters present were Mrs. Peter was maid of honor, and Carmen crowd of 40,421 and a friend grabs "We recogniM that a landlord ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fowl- Rossi of Matawan, the bride's Classen, Mrs.* Walter Harrlion, Is entitled to more rent when more er tof Center St., Rumson, was mar- you by the arm and says: Mrs. Howard Frey, Mrs. Waiter people are occupying the dwelling," brother, was best man. "Surely you're going to stay for ried Saturday at a double-ring The bride waa graduated from St. Hogan, Mra. James Scott and Miss Mr. Pecora explained. "We also ceremony at Holy CroBs Catholic the last race. Eddie Arcaro is ri- Marion L Scott. want to encourage renting to large Joseph's school at Keyport, and at- ding1 and he never sticks around church, Rumson, to Fred B. How- tended Matawan high school. The Howard Sherman, son of Mr. and families who are the chief victims ard, son of Mrs. Charles Howard that long for nothing. He's on Mrs. Percy Sherman, S3 Woodbine of the present housing shortage. bridegroom, a Keyport high school Townhouse." (Townhouse runs of Carlstadt and the late Mr. How- graduate, is employed by the Dean ave., is one of 80 students in at- In this way rent control Is fair ard. The ceremony wag performed last, beaten 30 lengths.) Another COSTS LESS... Fence company at Keyport. tendance at Bordentown Military both to the landlord whose ex- by Rev. Joseph Sullivan, pastor. friend tells you Alslral has boen institute's) 24th annual Summer pense* go up in.proportion to the working well. (Alsiral didn't know number of tenant*, and to the ten- Mrs. Marie Lederhaus was or- HORAN-SAYBON school session which began Tues- ganist and Miss Patricia Hnida Mary M. Moran, daughter of the It because he runs eighth.) BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU MORE day, July 5, and will continue for ant who la able to. get shelter at You finally get out ahead of the reasonable cost." soloist. The church was decorated late Mr. and Mra. James Moran of sis weeks under the direction of with bouquets of white, gladioli and Rumson, and William C. Raybon of crowd after having three winners Dean Harold Morrison Smith who The Northeastern. New Jersey baby's breath. A reception was Baltimore, Md., son of Mr. and Mrs. and three seconds. You count is ably assisted by 14 instructors area rent director said that any held at Charles manor, Sea Bright. William Raybon of Raleigh, N. C, your money and find you've made from the regular faculty. Mr. Sher- landlord may find out in advanco were married Sunday at Holy Cross one dollar. The little lady says: the amount of increase he can get The bride, who was given in mar- 'AH right, so you won, Now take man Is a member of the junior riage by her father, wore a gown Catholic rectory, Rumson, by Rev. class. for renting a vacant unit to a largo J. A. Sullivan. me out to dinner." Lieut, and Mrs. H. Ttl!man Lane family, by calling the area rent of- of white Chantilly lace and satin, You sit down prepared to forget and son Bobble of Spring st, have fice at 181 Washington st, Newark. designed with a Peter Pan collar, The couple are on a wedding trip all about the horses when a good returned from l Germany, where As a rule, the Increase will vary edged in seed pearls, and a full to Canada, and upon their return looking little fellow weighing about Lieut Lane has been stationed the according to each person above skirt, which ended in.a court train. will make their home at Baltimore. 111 pounds sits down at the next past three years. normal occupancy. She had a bonnet styled headpiece, table. edged with Chantilly lace, and a Obituaries 'Why honey, it's Steve Brooks," Thomas A. Robinson of 110 No increase is allowed, however, fingertip length veil. Her fan Leonard st. returned Monday from for a child or children born' to JOHN W. IVINS. you say. And honey says, "So present occupants of « dwelling, shaped bouquet was made of fleur what?" a ten-day vacation from his duties d'amour and white.orchids. John W. Ivius of Rumson rd., with the Shoemaker Fuel com- be stressed, Rumson, died list night at the age 'But he rode Ponder today," you pany, Little Silver. He visited his Mr. Pecora told how a certain Miss Rose Lasaro of Rumson say. "Well, say hello to him when was maid of honor and was attired of 83 years. He had been ill the mother, Mrs. Thomas Robinson "f local landlord recently obtained a last six months; The son of the we leave," honey says. "Tell him Vandllng, Pa., and three brothers rent increase under the . "more In a white embroidered organdy you lost $10 on Ponder." frock over a yellow taffeta under- late Wardell and Margaret A. Ivins, in other sections. rent for more people" provision. he was a lifelong resident of Rum- "Can't say that," you tell her. Rev. and Mrs. W. Clinton Powers At the time' rent control became skirt, and tied with a yellow sash 'Steve, lost $0,090 when Ponder effective in Northeastern New Jer- at the waist. She had a matching in. and children, Cynthia and Lynne, Surviving are a son, \J. Wardell lost." Th* Cahny-116 squire-inch direct-view tele- of M Maple ave., left recently for sey area, this landlord varied his yellow picture hat and carried a Well, tell him you're sorry and Th* t«v«y-72 square-inch direct-view tele- rent by the number in the tenant's basket filled with summer flowers. Ivlns, and a brother, George G. vision screen, FM and AM radio, dual-speed a vacation at Martha's Vineyard, Ivins, both of Rumson. - let's go," honey says. "You can't vision screen, FM and AM radio, .automatic auiomatic record player. Mass. Rev. Mr. Powers, pastor of household. In his four-flat building, Miss Edna Ehgratt of Jersey record player. he charged one price for a family Mr. Ivlns attended Peddle school beat the races." the Red Bank Baptist church. Is City was a bridesmaid and she was at HlghUtown and was a graduate currently attending the Pastors' of one child and another for a fam- dressed like the honor attendant ily of three children. The differ- with an underskirt of Nile green. of Princeton university, class of Maureen O'Brien ton Mont Gives You These - conference at New York city and ence roughly represented the extra 1893. He practiced law in Red Bank will return to Martha's Vineyard Maureen Dougherty, the flower many years, retiring a number of To Make Track Award after the conference. He is sched- cost .of services and wear on th/j girl, wore a white organdy frock unit occupied by the additional years ago. Maureen O'Brien, national senior EXTRA uled to officiate at services at the persons. over blue taffeta. Both carried Funeral arrangements are In Roger Williams Baptist church, baskets of summer flowers. women'i 100-yard backstroke cham- charge of the < Mount memorial pion, will be honored guest at Mon- Providence, R. I., on July 31. When a family of three moved James Mahlbacher of Carlstadt home. VALUES i Under Sheriff and MM. Oourt- it last week the landlord asked was best man. The ushers were mouth Park Tuesday when she landt White of Leroy pi., and Mrs. the rent office it he could gat a presents a bouquet of roses and a long life for true economy , Herbert Fowler of Rumson, the 'Y' Playground Opens horse blanket to the winning Alle* 7. Leeds and son, Murray higher legal rent If he rented to a bride's brother; Stanley Renshaw, OUMDHT Hairline foeu* for clearer pi*- '. Leeds, Jr, of South st., will leave family of five or more. He learned Sea Bright, the bride's cousin, and At River Plaza School jockey of the day's featured race, tures >, tomorrow for a three weeks' mo- that he could get an increase, cov- The Sorrowful Jones Handicap. Kenneth Frcy, Carlstadt. The 17-year-old swimming star First Bigger screen for better viewing ,, tor trip to Yellowstone Park. They ering the higher occupancy. Upon returning from a wedding More than 40 children are at- will also visit Denver and Estes When he Informed the rent ex- tending the opening jenslons at the was Invited to make the presenta- Ultra power for greater bril- ," trip to Canada, the couple will tion by Monmouth Park officials park, Colo. aminer that he also planned to make their home at 407 Fifth at., T" supervised playground at Riv- With thd Finest llance make extensive improvements !n er .Plata school yard this week. and Tony Hunting, manager of Miss Anna M. Nannlni of 1M CarUtadt. The bride was graduat- Electronic tuning for p*ak per- Lelghton ave. was placed on the the flat, h* found that he could The playground will be operated Reade's Carlton theater. The Reade get an additional increase for the ed from. Rumson high school and daily, Monday through Friday, un- chain is donating the awards for in formance ,: dean's list at Olassboro State Is employed by Western Electric til Aug. S, with Alfred J. Rogers, the race in connection with th; Teachers college during the last work, at Newark. The bridegroom served Beaerve power for blgheit da- ; a. "V" aupervlsor, in charge. showing of the Bob Hope movio, pendabillty quarter of the school yeas for th- more than three years with the 'Sorrowful Jones" at the local Carl- excellence of her work. Bradley. Beach Man army infantry. ' Tho advisory committee is head- Television Keith G. Mtsegades of 141 Lin- ed by Mrs. George Castleman. Mrs. :on and at Long Branch's Para- coln tv«., Fair Haven, is among Wim Car Here Harry Trcacy Is secretary, Mrs. mount theater, beginning a week A radio. Plug-in receptacle for phon- Handsome cabinet* to beautify CLAYTON—POWERS Leonard Earlc, treasurer, and Mrs. from Sunday, The film is based on the 700 alumni of Illinois Institute At Red Bank Baptist church John Estellt of Bradley Beach Edwin H, Brasch, Mrs, Douglas Damon Runyon's famed story ograph. your home of Technology assisting in the was winner of the Pontisc sedan Saturday Miss Eleanor

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS olire i. hereby jriven that fc^l/d JOKII'S ITIMS lii;iir« lit the hnm Knit 46th MretM, Insured As in 1900 the tricks is ov York city. Sacco's Pants Shop EASY to do. About 100 illus- liids will bf rrrcivrd for the entire BURDGE'S GARAGE trations. None of the tricks irk. Ihnt if fur alterations and equip- New Jersey families owned $8,- M W. Froat St. Be*) ' ment as wrll us for nlteraiiimi. only 603,000,000 of life insurance at th? Itttte Stiver require any special apparatus. ami also for t (.iiipmrnt only. Equipment Tricks with coins, watches, to consist nf jink!", w»ll rnblnctd and start of last year, according to the cards, cigarette tricks, mind- - rnhini t*. Altrrimtc liicls will be 1949 Life Insurance Fuct hook, pub- reading, etc. - 25c iivrd fur linth frtcel and ivnud «cjuip' lished by the Institute of Life In- COMPLETE BATTERY All liidiicrs Jtlwill conform with the IT- surance and released today, KMDH WILDING FREE shows every xiin mint* ol the upon fi cut ionx herein Thi» represented an increase o( hiive rcfrricd t<> in eonnrrtion u-ith thr (1,393,000,000 over the ownership SERVICE evening. Make your luni^im] of rush or rrrtificd check nn reported in this state two years EiKrt Uft Fw Rtut tfrrenn'Tit of sill'ty. reerrvation al Thr Hn;ird of Education mprven the before. New. Rental* • Recharge la full or la part lahx lo reject any and all bid*, waive During: 1948 the people of 'nla ny informnlitieF and arvnrd the citri- state purchased $581,000,000 of new Batton's Fun Shop mrt in ft ribcrrtioti of the Honrd of Aptrtx. 7000 St Ft Miii aiion ns mity hr ilpcmril for it* ordinary life insurance, the hoik Douglas Electric Co. 8 Monmoiith » i "s> Johnson, belntc the very higb level of the past , would like to the. aift-nt thwrfin nn«l in charge thereof, New Jersey chicken-of-tomorrow dressing, and were nicely propor- Flfty-flve contestants from all see new faces. up(»n whom procouK mny hv. isrrvvd), haa three years. contest for Nello Melini, Vineland, tioned with wide, deep breasts and parts of New Jersey participated lplitd with tlie rcqiiirt-ments nf Titto "Probably the most important OPEN DAILY JYou thrill st 14. (.'orporatiotm, Ue.nvml of Kevlicd N. J., hatcheryman, left, and Dr. chunky things and drumsticks. in the breeding competition, which the prospect Stut utex of New Jersey, lU'eliminary tu •ingle development was the upturn Charles Newton, Vineland retired Melini is pictured receiving the was initiated in 1945 to discover I of strange isttuini,' of thin Ortitkatp of Ola* of the investment earning rate on veterinarian (second from left), championship trophy from Q. E. and test superior strains of meat scenes. Your Mllutiotl. life insurance funds after a decline who raised the broilers. Zlch, New Jersey Department of poultry. LUNCHES-DINNERS dreams are invaded with vis- NOW THEHEI-ORE. I. Moyd B. of about 20 years. The rate in 1 ions of romance. How about >a Miii>h. Secrctury of State of New Jcr- tour of the New England states? ., Do Hireby Certify that the •».<. was 2.96 per cent up from 2.88 per Aho « fa Carte Menu Satisfy that wanderlust bv corporution did, on the Eleventh day of cent In 19*7. There were two chief Prolific Aphidt Threat Menmouth County Surraiale'* Offic*. •Inly, l'.M!', file in my oltice a duty oxc* reasons for the upturn. One was In the matter of the entnte of Ethel taking 'a motor or train trip utetl nnd nttiKti'tl tonstnt in writltiK to Red Banker Hurt •cUintncntck Aihimmin,, ilnce.iscil. Nnlico Served to Cloning. through lovely New England. the dirtsohition of nnitt corporation, exc- the continued direction of funds To Trees and Shrubs to trcd(tortrc s to presenpt t clnimli i Your Travel Agent will plnn a into higher earning Investments estateate. perfect trip for you. Take ad- it*,1 )>y nil thf htiickholderK thereof, Most people know of aphids as Large and Small Dining Room* liich said coiiM-nt itnd thi> record of such aa business and Industrial se- producers of the sticky "honeydeW Pursuant to the or.lcr of Dormnn Me vantage of Terry's experience t he piocei'dinuK nfoi-t'nuid are Jinw on curities, real estate and mortgages At Keansburg Faildin. .Suriottntf of tho County ot Mun- and you will see all the worth- iile in my Mild oflice nn |ii-fivild ostste, under onth, within si; months from the date of the aforeRitnl 21 WEST MAIN STREET r FAIR I'HOCJKKDM JUVIDKD order, or they will lie forever barred Otto A. Cillig of their actions therefor agnlnst Mm l'rocccdH from tlic fair held laid subscriber. ClUl- FREEHOLD, N. J. jointly by the Hca Blight First Aid Dated I Freehold, N. J., July 6th, 1949, Salesroo Islun Dugs MHc=t results in The ordinance, which passed first Romaskowsy, Philadelphia, guest the type coffecmakcr you use. You're sine to get reading two weeks ago, stipulated at Colleen hotel, Seventh and Park the blend that suits your taste, too, because that the Welcher Animal Founda- avc., car parked on Sixth ave tion on Scenic drive be assessed near hotel. $25 portable radio, instead of offering you just one "lake-it-or-lcave- an annual $1,000 license fee. When brown tweed suit and blue tweed it" blend, A&f* Coffee gives you your choice of the ordinance was introduced, Dr. suit, both valued at $50, taken; Howard Welcher publicly adver- Edward Hibbs, Richmond * ave. three . . . mild, medium and strong, liny your tised that he would deed the ioePoint Pleasant, at Seventh and flavor-rich favorite today! to the borough if Uie ordinance is Park ave.?., wallet containing $80 adopted. Two wceke ago the bor-Richard LaSala, Paterson, in fron ough instructed Benjamin Giuber, of Lakelyn hotel, 303 Sunset ave., Its attorney, to investigate the le-table model radio in white plastic gal tntanglements if the borough case, beige-colored gabardine suit accepted Dr. Welcher's offer. and three sport jackets, tota 10*CIOC§t A mild and mellow collee ^ 11b. bagi|||c The attorney said he was wait- value $150. Ing for an "off the record" opinion flb.eagJil , , Jlb.basl.1J from a member of the attorney Also, a Mrs. Smith, guest at Del- e 0! each Hem, general's office as to whether the Monte hotel, 302 First ave. near A rich and (ull-bodiad blend £ 11b. bags hotel, nothing taken; Murray 5 correct fatal •** borough can legally take over ths lib. bag 45c , , 31b. bag 1.31 enterprise. Friedman, Metropolitan hotel, 305 correct J The council, over objections of Asbury avc. near hotel, top coat - Councilman Louis Loder, Jr., and camera, total value $150; Ed- You'll enjoy ill vigorous and win«y flavor £ 1 Ib, bags JJ » ward Teiris, Brooklyn, rear o adopted a no parking resolution I Ib. bag 48* s • 31b. bag 1.39 presented by Councilman Herbert Ocean hotel, sun glasses valued at HarUgrove. Under the resolution, $15; Josephine Fredericks, Jack- no parking areas will include the son Heights, N. Y., 800 block on northerly side of Snug Harbor avc., Beigh st., nothing taken, and Rob- from Bay ave. to the Shrewsbury ert Berry, Montauk hotel, 700 First river, and the east side of Marine ave., on Bond St., nothing taken. pi., from Snug Harb.or ave. to th« Sunday night William Ilg, VrlMoua-Tagtimff €mt» mt DmUmr-Streirhtrnw Prteeat boat basin at Huddy ave. Mr. Loder Orange, told police that a handbag contended that such steps should containing sun glasses had been not be taken without a public taken from the running board of hearing. his car while it was parked at Sun- Councilman John Newton, chair- set av. and Webb st. man of the water committee, said "SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS he would refuse to give his ap- proval on final payments to the Temperance Union Aims "Super-Right" meats are so tender, juicy ami delicious that A&P Layne company for installation ol To Glamourize Sobriety sells millions of pounds every day. That means we can afford to a neiv borough pumping station. keep prices surprisingly low by taking only a small profit per He said he was dissatisfied with t.n« A plea to "glamourize" sobriety IEATSJ condition of the borough's drinking and "popularize" those who ab- pound. What's more, A&P's method of culling and trimming gives water since the new pumping sta- stain completely from drinking you less waste, more real meal for your money. tion has been in operation. was made by Miss Helen H. G. Es- A letter from the water superin- tellc, president of the New Yoi'k White Meat Tuna Fish tendent, recommending the opening State Women's Christian Temper- CMikH 7%ei M»brHl of a new well or 1'econditioning of ance Union, at. a meeting of the eflll can ' W.CT.U. this week at Ocean Grove. an old well, was tabled. Council- Tha finest young birds fresh from nearby farms tx*ra short cut . . to give you more good eating (or your money man Newton reported that he hadShe said she thinks this method ii : the only way to induce young peo- Chk Frylnf-2V4 to 3-t Ibt. received several complaints of tar Maine Sardines i« eii 3«h for boiling ib 19« Smoked Beef Tongues stiori cut n,. 57« Pride of Farm Catsup . . u <« bst. 2 (or 35« FEEDING A HUSBAND Sliced Boiled Hani y2 it, OS Fowl For fricaiSM, laladi-all litai Ib. 43« Ann Page Tomato Ketchup u a bot. 2 for33 « Fintr.flavortd btcauit it'i cooktd In all lit* natural iuii:*i Turkcyg Pilgrim brand wiv II Ibt. Ik. 69c '» *'« •"<* ov«r Ib. 59« Friend's Baked Beans trick oven baktd it oxen 16e Famous Chtif Givts Pointers Frankfurters UM,» it,. 59« Libby's Freestone Peaches . 29ox.c»n37« On Glamorising Summer Foods Sliced Bologna or Meat Loaf . , . . • , is. 59* Crushed Pineapple Libby or Dal Mont. 20oi.cen25e AP NewsteAturei Vre«h Seafood NEW YORK—One reason why so Strawberry Preserves ioui>sh*,rx i2oxii,29e many American men have dyspep- Cod Steaks . . 1° 3.3« Scallops . . , ft, 59« sia is that their Wives feed them a Sparkle Ice Cream Mix • • • 3pksi. 19e summer diet of boiled ham and po- Flounder Fillet, ib. 55e Porgies a a • *. 17* tato salad snatched from the cor- Sundaeties »u»«ncoich, chocoi»i«, pin««pPi» 2i»»29c ner delicatessen on the way home from the bridge parly. Evaporated Milk WMI* HOUM tai: can 2 <<» 23c So «ays Louis Diat, famous chef Processed for uniform flavor, body and texture of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, author Q. T. Cake Frosting AH N<«,« *<<, « k,. 12c .. . pasteurized for purity ... and, like everything of two best-selling cook books and' z P in the Dairy Center of your A&P, priced for thrift. a tegular contributor to gourmet Oreo Creme Sandwich Kabiica 7ex.pkg.15a magazines. There Ii nothing wrong with • odd buSit for summer din- Burry's Cocoanut Bars . s tOHu.pkg.25o ing, says Mr. Diat, but it should be prepared with care Shredded Wheat NIW* uoipkg. 16C Fresh Butter sunr.yii.id lib. brick and Imagination, and it should be served with at least one hot LaChoy Chinese Dinner • • • • »ig 49o Sliced SWISS fancy Wisconsin dish. These feather-light cup cakes are fresh as can he When it's a question of making Angel Soft Facial Tissues • • pig.ouool7e a cold buffet appealing to both th.; Farmer Cheese rWaaft t oz. pkg. 19 oi pkg. 23c Cheese Topped Roll Cluster Jane Parker each 37* A few simple garnishes, for in- stance, can turn an ordinary CDM Sour Cream lorden'a pt. cont. 30c Angel Food Bar lemon cocoanut each 37* plate into a gourmet's delight, nays he. One of the best tricks I-OUIS DIAT . . . With same Heavy Sweet Cream lorden'e V, pt. eont. 31e DeSSCrt Shells Jane Parker pkg of 6 for 23* to glamorize cold flsh or meat is summer food favorites. Left, to serve it coated with aspic. TI1I3 lobster New England; center, Cream Cheese . . 6 oz. wei trie Cocoanut Cookies Jena Perkw i ox. pkg. 23* is what gives that beautiful ex- chef* salad; right, Sea Ban The fruits and vegetables at your A&R are pensive looking glaze to cold dish- it ' es served up at gilt-edged eating a I'Orlentale; foreground,Coquille harvested fresh, delivered fresh and sold places. It's simple, says Mr. Dint, a la Ritz. fresh . . . they're modestly priced, too! Swansdowii Cake Flour ig< 44 e . k .39c Orange Slices Worthmore ib.pkg 21c Spice Drops ib.pkj.23c if you do it right. First you make Z P 9 your aspic, using' a clear bouillon Canada Dry or White Rock Gin er.ie-Piui de . ige. bot. 2 for 29« or broth and gelatine. Let.it cool TOMATO SURPRISE: Peel a Blueberries ^1.^ Baker's Premium Chocolate , , • a Hib.bar39e 9 P until it just begins to jell. Then ripe tomato, remove center and let take your cold salmon, chicken or juice drain out. Stuff with diced Charge Candy for dogi 7<\ 01 pkg. 9c Cigarettes Popular brendl carlsn 1.87 what-havc-you out of the ice biK.celery and apple mixed with may- Watermelons Be sure it is thoroughly chilled. onnaise. Serve on lettuce leaves. Uash Dog Food Fortified with livtr 11b can 2 'or 25« Vllkoit Gingerele or Club Soda-plus depoiit Ige. bot. 2'or 216 Quickly pour the ae$ic over it, The COQUILLE A LA RITZ: The aspic will jell almost instantly as "coquille" u a large plastic crab Fresh Cherries Nor,hw..,.m »>29c y's Toilet Soap In re uiable plastic bag 10 cakai 59c Hire's Root Beer nu. depoiit it ot bot. 6 for 29« it touches the cold food. Put theshell now on the market. Fill the whole thing back In the refrigera- shell with salmon salad made by Table Celery Gup white naikl5o tor until time to serve. Then ar- your favorite recipe. Coat with range it tastefully on a platter creamy salad dressing or mayon- Beett Horn* grown bunch 7« with appropriate' colorful garnishes nalse. Place slice of hard-boiled and listen to the applause of fami- egg mixed with finely chepped Green Peppers Home grown R>. 15e ly or guests. parsley. On «nch side place tha Another simple and effective cooked meat of a lobster claw, garnish, nice to add glamor to a coated in aspic jelly. Starr Apples For cookinf ib. 9e PREM stuffed tomato or chicken salad, U grated hard-boiled' egg mixed with CHEF SALAD CARLTON: Mix Seedless Limes , , a . • * carton of 519c 12 ot. finely minced parsley, (Chefs call chopped lettuce, thin strips of 39« this "mimosa.") Sprinkle it ovsr chicken, ham, tongue, and Swiss Yellow Onions *«e*ef»*n>5e cheese with water cress and French the top of the salad and you have Ifrkei Effective in Super Market! owej Self-Seiytc*Jtorei Only) a work of art. dressing. Here are some recipes that Louis has worked out for this sum- COLD LOBSTER NEW ENG- LIBBY'S LIBBY'S LIKBY'S mer's menus at the Ritz Gardens, LAND: Boil medium size lobster LIBBY'S PY-O-MY any or all of which could make 20 to 25 minutes in vegetable stock. a reputation for any Main Street When cold, split In two lengthwise. Corned Beef Vienna Sausage Corned Beef Hash Veal Loaf Cookie Mix . Io1.pk9.l8e. cook: f Remove meat from tail and claws. Spaghetti & Meat Dice and mix with tomalley (grann- 12 ex. 4oi. , lib. QQ 7oi, Co/fee Cake Mix u » k 24* . AVOCADO PASADENA (to serve ish liver substance In body of Inb- can 45c cm 18c ' can OOC can 27c can P 9 2): Mix 1 cup crab incut, 1 table- atcr). Put In bowl and add 1 tea- 21c spoon chopped tomato, 1 tablespoon spoon eucli chopped chives, parsley, tarragon vinegar, (i leaapoon tarragon and chervil, If available. c.opped chives, 3 tablespoons may- Mix with one- tablespoon chili Lux Flakes onnaise, 1 tablespoon chili sauce sauce and two tablespoons mayon- Lux Toilet Soap Lux Toilet Soap Gold Dust Lifebuoy Soap Lifebuoy Soap and >, day, 7:30 p. m,, healing and mef great-grandchild, I. He is presently participating in Correlative passages from "Science No. 1." A nursery is provided for pension at her death? are going away for only a week or he children of those who attend ness session tonight at the home sages; Sunday, 8 p. m., messages. The funeral was held Friday af- the amphibious training exercises A. Under present laws a widow- two you may get by by thorough- , and Health with Key. to the Scrip- of Mr. and Mrs. Bell. held at Little Creek, Va, turfs" by Mary Baker Eddy include: the 11 o'clock service. PRESBYTEBIAN tejrnoon at the Farry memorial er is not entitled, but surviving ly saturating the soil around tree There will be a meeting of the heme, Asbury Park, with Rev. Rev. and Mrs. Glazebrook, Jr., children may be entitled to pen- roots just before you leave. " This is life eternal,' says Je- CHURCH OF CUBIST Shrewsbury and son Roger of Morristown are •us,—is, not jhall be; and then church school officers and teach- Thomas Spanyon and Rev. Randall sion. Remember, this does not mean Jit defines everlasting' life as a ers Monday night at the rectory. Batontown Theodore E. Franklin, student W. Conklin of Trinity Episcopal spending two weeks at the home of Q. May the minor child of a fe- This church will have Commun- pastor, will preach Sunday at the Mrs, Glazcbrook's family, Mr. and a mere sprinkling near the bass preaint knowledge of his Father Every Friday there is a celebra- church, Asbury park, officiating. male veteran be considered her de- of the tree. Generally, roots ex- •nd of himself,—the knowledge of tion of the Holy Communion with ion and the worshippers will alng 11 o'clock service on "Peace, ihe Burial was in Mt. Prospect ceme- Mrs. P. S. Ross on Ward ave. pendent for the purpose of sub- without organ or piano accom- Victor's Prize." tery. tend out at least as far as ths liOve, Truth, and Life." (p. 410). special Intercessions at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lane of sistence allowance even though branch spread, something that paniment during Sunday's service, Old Farm village entertained at a the father, also a veteran, is in 10 to 12 noon, in the Second Ad' ST. C'LKMJSNTS EPISCOPAL JEREMIAH E. APPLEOATE. cocktail party Saturday afternoon. receipt of substance allowance might be surprising to many horn* BAPTIST BAPTIST Belford owners. And they burrow deep In vent church, 17 South St., Eaton- Jeremiah E. Applcgate, 59, of 65 Dr. and Mrs. John L. Rikcr of baaed on the wife and child? Red Bank Middletown town. The Sunday night meeting TUv. William E. Stott, vicar, an- search of food and moisture. Brief White st., a lifelong resident of Red Belknap la. held their annual party A. Yes. The mother may claim watering helps the grass but not Rev. W. Clinton. Powers will Rev. J. E. Bates, new pastor, will begins at 8 o'clock. Arthur Moody, nounces matins and sermon at 9:30 for their children John and Cor- preach Sunday at the 11 o'clock deliver his first official sermon at Bank and a mason contractor, died the child as a dependent for the tree roots. minister for the congregation, will a. m. Church school at 11 o'clock. Monday morning at Monmouth Me- nelia Sunday afternoon, Guests purpose of subsistence allowance. service on the topic, "Waiting On the church Sunday. Rev. Bates lead the Lord's day morning Bible were the two children's friends and It may be well worth the small this week assumed the pastorship sjiorlal hospital of a heart attack, God." The organ prelude will he discussion of the , eighth chapter He was stricken Monday morning their parents. extra cost to call in a neighbor- "Morning Mood," Peer Gynt suitj, of the church, and previous to this in Hebrews. TO BUILD SHRINE. hood youth or a professional gar- ;erved as supply minister. COUNTY BIRTHS and died 30 minutes after being ad- Miss Violet Connctt, 2 North st., by Greig. Alfred J. Rogers, Jr., will There are two Bible classes for mitted to the hotpital. The men ot the Holy Name So- dening service to take care of your render the solo, "God is a Spirit." Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a. is taking a two-week vacation watering problem. When the ther- children . An open forum discus- Mr. and Mrs. Rex. Goodnough of Mr. Applegate was the ion ot the from her position at Coles Signal ciety of St. Dorothea's church, The offertory will be "Aria", by m., with Miss Doris Baird as su- sion of Bible subjeotg is also held Allen St., Rumson, are parents of a Eatontown, are planning to build a mometer climbs high, tree foliage Meuberger-Kreisler, perintendent. late John and Clara Thompson Ap- laboratory, Half mile rd., Middle- each Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. daughter born last Thursday at plegate. Surviving ate his wife, town township, where she has been grotto on grounds in front of the often gives off moisture faster The Woman's Missionary of The church business meeting will Monmouth Memorial hospital. church. This was announced Mon- than roots can replenish M. Foli- Monmouth Baptist association, of be held in the 'chapel Thursday Mrs. Hazel Hawkins Applegate; a employed since last September. BEFOBMKD Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grey of daughter, Mrs. Gloria Hendrickson day night at a meeting of the Holy age wilts, dries out and the whole •which Mrs, Elmer Cottrell of Red night, July 21. Osborne at., Keyport, are parents Nancy Galm, daughter of Mr. Name society. Rev. F. J. Child, pas- parched tree is in serious trouble Bank is president, will meet Mon- Rev, and Mrs. Bates are occupy- Middletown of Wallace St., three ions, Donald and Mrs. John Galm of Old Farm "The Earth is the Lord's" is the of a son born Friday at Rivervlew E. Applegate of White St., Ensley tor, thanked the society for its —unless the drying soil around it* day evening following a box sup- ing the church parsonage. The hospital. village, celebrated her seventh work in the past and pledged co- roots get a good refill of water per. house has just been re-decorated, sermon topic for the 11 o'clock L. Applegate of Orchard Acr*», birthday Monday afternoon with a Sunday service. Donald R. Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Norman of Middletown township, and Jere J. operation In the new project. from that garden hose. A "tree The Softball tea'm of this church und members of the congregation party at her parent*' home. Those Adrien Johnson showed colored sitter" can make sure that your will meet the team from the Y, M. stocked the pantry shelves at a Neil, minister, will deliver the mes- Harrison ave, Fair Haven, are par- Applegate, living at home; a broth- present were Pam Goodwin, Linda sage. The church will be open dur- ents of a son born last Thursday er, Theodore J. Applegate of slides of the church decorations at tree and plant pets have enough H. A. on the polo field, Sycamore shower held recently. Willard, Sally and Judy Hoyt, Lin- Christmas and Easter. to drink. ewe., Shrewsbury, Wednesday even- The women of the church held ing the balance of the sumer. There at Rivervlew hospital. Shrewsbury, and eight grandchil- da Meeker, Johnny Galm, Peter ing and will play a team from St. food sale last week and cleared is a nursery with someone in charge Mr. and Mrs. George Rlnker of dren. Hulsenbeck, Trudy Logan and Pat- James church Thursday evening $140 for the. parsonage repair fund. each Sunday so that parent! may Lohsen ave., Keansburg, are par- The funeral will be held this af- sy Hintelmann. Pam Goodwin won on the Little Silver grade school The annual summer frolic, for be free to attend service. ents of a daughter born Saturday ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Worden the prize for the potato race and Choir rehearsal is held every at Monmouth Memorial hospital. funeral home, with Rev. William Linda Willard the prize for the Held. Game time is 7 o'clock. the benefit of the Preservation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cokelet of The senior youth fellowship held fund, will be held Sept. 16 at the Wednesday at 8 p. m. Calvin Colby, pastor of the Rum- peanut hunt. Another food sale is being highway 35, Keyport, are parents son Presbyterian church, officiating. H. L. SCOTT • picnic Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hen- of a son born Saturday at Mon- The item in last week's issue of McLean farm, Oak Hill rd. drickson, Sr,, on Laurel ave., planned for the latter part of this Burial will be In Evergreen ceme- munth. The date will be anounced mouth Memorial hospital. tery, JJttlt Silver. The Register about Mrs. Mildred Tht minister is attending a two Holmdcl township. next week. These affairs are being Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Layton of Landls suffering a dog bite on her MORTICIAN week.!' pastors' conference at Union held to aid in the finance drive for Middletown village are parents of hand was a mistake. Mrs. Landis Theological seminary, New York BAPTIST repair work on the church. a son born Saturday at Monmouth MBS. ABBIEM. BAINE was treated at Monmouth Memor- City. Leonardo Memorial hospital. Mrs. Abble Mllliken Balne, 90, ial hospital June 30 for an injury Church Street, Belford. N. J. Eugene Gregory, of Sea Girt, a METHODIST Mr. and Mrs. John* Riker of died Saturday afternoon at th: on her right hand but it was not PRESBYTERIAN student at Bob Jones university at Fair Haven Eighth at., Union Beach, arc par- home of her son, George F. Baine, the result of a dog bite. Red Bank Greenville, S. C, will occupy the At the morning service at 11 ents of a son born Saturday at 188 Mechanic st., after an illness Mrs. Arthur Widmaier is taking Phone Keansburg 64)333 Rev. Charles S. Webster will pre- pulpit for the next three Sundays o'clock, Rev, John B. Kirby, Jr., Monmouth Memorial hospital. of eight months. a week's vacation from her posi- sent the third in a series ot ser- during the absence on vacation of will deliver a sermon on the theme, Chaplain and Mrs. William Barn- Mrs. Bains was born at South- tion with the Rumson Sugar bowl mon* on the general theme, "How the pastor, Rev. John E. Johnson. "No Short-Cut to Heaven." Alma house of Fort Monmouth are par- west Harbor, Me., daughter ot the at the corner of River rd. and God Helps," at the 9:30 a. m. Sun He will speak at the 11 o'clock Baker, church organist, will play ents of a son born Monday at Mon- late William Penn and Nancy New- Blackpoint rd. day service. The topic of his me* Sunday service. Church school be- the prelude, "Prelude," by Shep- mouth Memorial hospital. man Sawyer. She had lived In Red Friday night a group traveled •aft ia "How God Helps in Fear." gins at 9:45 a. m. Mr. Gregory will pard, and the offertory, "Finnish Mr. and Mrs. John D'Amlco of Bank four years, having moved to Rahway and gave a housa- The quartet comprising Mrs. give a chalk talk and gospel mess- Folk Song," by Wilson. Woodbine ave., Little Silver, are from Newton, Mass. Besides her warming party for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Allen, soprano; Mrs. Thom- age at the I o'clock evening ser- The altar flowers for Sunday parents of a son born Monday at son, Mrs. Baine li survived by two Alexander Hammell. Mrs, Hammell as McClintock, contralto; Philip vice. were given in memory of Mrs. Bar-Monmouth Memorial hospital. grandchildren, Jack P, and George U the former Miss Ella Ryan ot Roy, tenftr, and Allan R. Woolley, Mr. Gregory, a member sf A3- bara Baumann. Rev. and Mrs. Norman Rilcy of F. Baine, Jr., and two great-grand- Church st. Those from Rumson J*vt*0 •*> Im Amt mmtul Imfmn mm baritone, will sing the anthem, bury Park Baptist church, assists The monthly meeting of the Wei- Atlantic st., Keyport, are parents children. who made the trip were Mr. and with the church school and youth "Fear Thou Not," by Smart, and leyan Service guild will be held at of a daughter born Saturday at The funeral was held Tuesday Mrs. Stanley Osmulski, Miss Gladys frvU* UpmilJbd th*l m may CMAIMM f* mutt A* a duet, "The Lord i> My Shepherd," programs there in the summer. the church Wednesday evening, Hazard hospital. afternoon at Berlin, Mass. Local Niederer, Miss Betty Ryan, Mr. will be rendered by Mr. Roy and The church school workers' con- July 20, at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. John Kornenberger arrangements were in charge ot and Mrs. George Curtin, Mr. and Mr. Woolley. ference will be held next Tuesduy of Main st.. Keansburg, arc parents the Worden funeral home. Mrs. Al Bulwinkle and Mr. and fitfiJiiu* flmtti im Hi, A committee is at present dili- at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Rob- CENTRAL BAPTIST of a son born Sunday at Riverview Mrs. Jerry White. gently working upon the matter of ert Uhlig, 11 Memorial parkway, Atlantic Highlands hospital. MRS. LUCILLE 8EWABD Joseph Ghezzi has purchased n a possible new church location. Atlantic Highlands. Rev. J. F. Honesco will preach Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Richard- Services will be held at 2 p. m. new home in Pine Ridge through This committee comprises Or. Rob- Daniel Leonard will conduct the Sunday at the 11 o'clock service son of Bay ave., Highlands, are the Joseph G. McCue agency. Mr. ert L. Ticehurst, chairman; Philip prayer meeting Wednesday at i Church school meets at 10 a. m. parents of a son born Friday at tomorrow In Mount Zlon Metho- ff/ount ff/emorial J4o dist church, Eatontown, for Mrs. and Mrs. Ghexzi will take occu- tome Bailly, Harold Dowstra, Ralph R. P. m. The Sunday evening service is at 8 Riverview hospital. pancy July 23. Mr. Ghezzi is asso- Eckert, Harry O. Metcger, Herbert o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Derica Owens of Lucille Seward, 62, who died early Jn&trlc J\. *AJaini Wgr. METHODIST Tuesday morning at her home, 168 ciated with the Ruppert Brewing t 2. Werner, Mrs. Burton Moore and The mid-week grayer fellowship Morganvllle are parents of a daugh- company. Mrs. Albert W. Worden. Naveaink is held Wednesday nights. ter born Friday at Rivervlew hos- Tlnton ave., Eatontown, following a year's illness. Interment, under Mrs. F. S. Betschick of Newark, 135 W. 3tw St. &J£anl Tel. 6-0226 The devotional part ot the ses- The monthly meeting of the pital. mother of Mrs. Henry Carpenter ot METHODIST trustees will be held Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders of direction of the Harris funeral sion of the fourth quarterly confer- home, will be in White Ridge ceme- Old Farm village, is a patient at Red Bank ence will take the place of the reg- The Philathea group will meet West River rd., Rumson, are par- Riverview hospital. She was taken "The Burden of God" is the sub- Tuesday evening. ent* of a son born Friday at Mon- tery. ular service Sunday at 7 p. m. The Surviving are her husband, ill while at the home of Mrs. Car- ject of Rev. Roger J. Squire's ser- choir will sing. The annual Sunday-school picnic mouth Memorial hospital. penter's brother in Avon. mon for the 11 o'clock Sunday will take place Saturday, July 30. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Egan of At- Thomas B. Seward; a daughter, The' fourth quarterly conference Mrs. Anna S. Williams, wife of Walter M. Basch, Oak Tree lane, morning service. The senior choir for the Naveelnk and Atlantic High- lantic St., Highlands, are parents Sfeffe will sing the anthem, "Lo, a Voice CHAPEL OF of a boy born Saturday at Mon- Rev. C. P. Williams of • Long a group head in the Standard In- lands churches will be held Sunday Branch; a half brother, Matthew spection Laboratories of the Stand- SIRVINQ TH! INTIRE COUNTRY to Heaven Sounding," by Bortnian- at 1 p. m. at the latter church. HOLY COMMUNION mouth Memorial hospital. iky. The organ prelude by Roger Fair Haven Mr. and Mrs. William Hart ot Blakely of Youngstown, O., and ard OH Development company, has AS ONI IIG COMMUNITY Rev. Herbert J. Smith, district su- two grandchildren. completed 20 years' service and was Rietberg is "Jesus, Priceless Treas- perintendent, will preside. Annual Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, vie- Cherry st., Shrewsbury township, ure," by Bach, and the postlude, are parents of a son, born Satur- Friends may call at the late resi- presented his service pin today. reports by the heads of the various ar, will speak Sunday at the 11 dence this afternoon and evening. "Fugue in E Minor," by Bach. organizations will be made and a o'clock service on the topic, "Count- day at Monmouth Memorial hos- WhM flotni*8 *l sjMni M s Wttsilt 4HU %p* fat* iiwn*Gllf* *M buffet supper will be served after pital. ANOTHER BUG ON SWEET IkiimiA iw fnsMSjSffJilBi si ha ASSOCIATED FUMEftAL DUIECTC ing Our Blessings." Miss Mabel CORN the conference by the ladies of thj Hendrickson, organist, wilt play Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Leth of FRANK DELLA-TOBRE $ERVICLOyr«n«sitoiiwhiiftMnkm«lh^*^Mdw^*siMl*< two churches. the prelude, "St. Joan," by Coller Route 36, East Keansburg, are Frank Delia-Torre, 32," of Little A new insect that is confining its St George's by the Rivtf The annual Sunday school pic and postludc, "Monks Gate," by parents of a son, born Tuesday at Ferry, a summer resident of Wash- activities to sweet corn has been Waterman Ave., ene block nic will be held Saturday at the Williams. Other music will include Monmouth. Memorial hospital. ington st., Highlands, died last observed in Monmouth county and ibtpS*d moJetst* f*H pr*Htt th» ItrnsV fcwew. Tlw mitisWlw y • Cheesequake State Park. an offertory anthem, "When Morn- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dolan of Is reported by experts at the N. J. tsrvtC'ieeMi of ewRBBtmt, dspinjabls himti dtrKtort nVon^iawt tk* •outb of Bunsoa Rd., First st,, Keyport, are parents of Thursday morning of a heart at- p, p * an Wjfrwt A* ing Guilds the Skies," by Barnby; tack. He was preparing to go fish- experiment station to be pretty country MIS* W •fflcSvncyi #C*noiny tns W* t^unlly I p*ic* #f infns* Bunuon. METHODIST "Venite Exultemus," "BenedictuV a daughter born Tuesday at Mon- widely scattered throughout Cen- mouth Memorial hospital. ing when stricken. Atlantic Highlands and "Jubilate Deo," by Lawes. Mr. Delia-Torre, a veteran of tral New Jersey. It is a little black (Take Sea Bright Bus) Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher of beetle about three times the site l E. Williams for the 11:15 o'clock born Tuesday at Monmouth Mem- Torrc; his mother, Mrs. Phllomena Sunday Sunday morning service. The choir Dr. Park will preach Sunday at Delia-Torre; four soni, Herman, hatch and the larvae enter the ker- orial hospital. nels the damage resembles some- will sing under direction of Roy the 10:45 a. m. service on "What la Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holmes ot Vincent, Ernest and Louis Delia- 8 «. m. Jeffrey, organist. the Gospel?" The evening service Torre, and a daughter Miss Mary what that caused by the corn car Harrison ave, Mutawan, are par- worm. Thia bug is called the sap Sunday school will meet at 9:30 will be conducted by the young Delia-Torre, all of Little Ferry. Holy Communion people and will include a hymn ents of a daughter born Tuesday beetle and County Agent M. A. John E. Day Funeral Home a. m. for beginners and primary at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Tho funeral was held Monday Clark says that present control children and at 10:19 for all others. •Ing. Sunday-school meets at 9:80 morning at Oradell, N. J. Local ar- 9:30 a. m., Family Service a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Scalto of measures for insects on corn are The fourth quarterly - conference Manning pi., Kcansburg, arc par- rangements were In charge of the not having much effect on sap bee- 85 Riverside Ave. Phone 64)332 Red Bank will be held Sunday at 4 p. m., with The annual church and Sunday- Posten funeral home. 11 a. m. Morning Service cnts ot a son born yesterday at tles. Ths experts have reported Keyport Branch-Mi Stepl* PL Tetsphoa* 7-1*51 Rev. Herbert J. Smith, district su- school picnic will be held Satur- Riverview hospital. that where the recommended ear The Rev. Jamei A. Paul perintendent, presiding. Reports day at Metedeconk. A bus has Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Camic of MRS. CASTELLA L. DENNETT worm control program has been will be made by the ctrurch officials been provided for those lacking Main si., Port Monmouth, are par- strictly followed, the damage from Von-Sectarian Lady Attendant Preacher During July and transportation. Mrs. Cutellt Lane Dennett,- 87, and following the conference a buf- ents of a daughter born yesterday of 294 Bay ave., Highlands, widow sap beetles is not quite, as great August, fet supper will be served by the at Riverview hospital. as in fields where there has been ladies of the church. PRESBYTERIAN of Asa B. Dennett, died .Tuesday Atlantic Highlands night at the home of her daugh- no application of insecticides. Rev. Elmer T. Schick will preach To Attend Seminar ter, MM. Madeleine Hubbard of Sunday at the 11 o'clock service 121 Fair Haven rd., Fair Haven. on "The Potency of the Peace- At Kansas City, Mo! She was born at Long Branch, Elberon Memorial Church maker," seventh in a series of ser- Mrs. A. Helvin Morris, secretary Besides her daughter, Mrs. Den- mons on "The Beauty of the Be- of the Rod Bank Methodist church, nett Is survived by a son, Regi- MONUMENTS THE OftDM Park Avenue Elberon, N. J. atitudes." Church school meets at nald Dennett of Atlantic High- will be on vacation during which lands, The funeral will be held Fri- COLON MIL 10 a- m. she will attend the National Semi- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at th« Services 11 A. M, and 4 P. M. The annual church school picnic nar of the Woman's Society of Posten funeral home with Rev. J, will be held Saturday, July 23, at Christian Service, to be held from Hlllman Coffee, pastor ot the High- Dr. Howard Scharfe, Pa.tor of the Shadyilde Presbyterian Cheesequake park, Mattwan. Bus July 20 to Aug. 5 in Kansas City, lands Methodlit church, officiating. will leave the church at 1 p. m. Mo. Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., mill be the preacher. This seminar is being sponsored MAX BINDER DIES Musle under the direction ot Wm. W. Lemondi, Princeton, N. J. BAPTIST by the three departments of the Ask Them New Monmouth W.S.C.S. They arc Spiritual Lif<>, Max Binder, 74, of Long Branch, The morning aervlee will be broadcast by Badlo Station WJUC Rev. William D. Powell will Missionary Education and Service, died Saturday at Monmouth ' Me- We suggest that you ask preach at the 10:45 a. m. and 745 and the department of Christian morial hospital. He was born in i.ny family we have ever p. m. Sunday servlcei, Sunday Social Relations, which Mrs. Mor- Lithuania, son of the late Earl C. ichool will meet at 9:49 a. m, with ris heads In the New Jersey Con- and Stella Binder. He was a mem- served if you would like to classes for all ages. ference W.S.C.S. She represents ber ot the Congregation Brothers Your Expre»$ion of know more about our service DISTINCTIVE The weekly prayer meeting will the conference in the seminar and of Israel synagogue, Surviving are be h«ld Wednesday at 8 p. m., with IK one of the eight delegates from his wife, Mrs. Molllo Rubin Binder; True Remembrance and facilities. We're sure Ross N. Beam as leader. the Northeastern Jurisdiction com- two sons, Dr, Joseph Binder and that you will find in every ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS The Toung People's Christian prising 20 conferences, No other act of a normal Morris L. Binder, both of Long. mail's lit* gives him more case that the family has a association will meet this evening "The Advance for Christ and His Branch) a daughter, MrsT Dorothy complete soul satisfaction Perfection of Material and In the church, Church" is the theme of the semi- Barger of West New York, and than tho building of s Mem- very high regard for Worden nar. , nine grandchildren. Workmanship In Beautlfu! PENTECOSTAL orial to his loved onei who service. have gone on. New Designs Union Beach Air Conditioned for Your Comfort Rev, Htrbtrt G. Wood will speak Our select Barre Memorials Sunday at the 11 o'clock service bear the Guild mark ot ap- Our memorial! are manufactured MONMOUTH MONUMENT proval, your guararts! of a , by skilled artlitni in our well on the subject, "Justification by Faith," An evangelistic service will finer Memorial at no extra equipped plant at West Long he held at 8 p. m. Sunday-school ; COMPANY ——— cost Visit our showroom Branch. meets at 10 a. m. and the prayer and He our displays ot these meeting with Bible study is held Headden'i Corner, Middlelown, Route 35 certified memorials. *3/1, Wednesday at 8 p. m, .RObtni r. ST. MARK'S KI'IStOI'AL L. H. Francis, Manager JOHN VAN KIRK HOME LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., inc. Kcansburg Formerly wltb Francis O. Squires, Freehold Nest ts Mt Olivet CtsuMr* 60CFRONT ST..RID BANK N.J Wall St. Tel. L. B. 6-3567 West Long Branch Matins and sermon by the vicar, PHONE RI2Q BANK 6-3810 PhoM Rtd Bank 6-0319 •END FOB UXDBTRATED CATALOGUE Rev, William E, Stott, Sunday nl nr U a, m. No session of th« Sunday- PHONE RED BANK 60557 school, NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 6-0547 R.F.D. Bos 10* R*d Bank (ToerHurty I/ears of Dependable, Economical Service HEGWTEB, JBW 1^

LEGION POST MEETING ter's degree from Harvard graduate make his home. He spent his win- Get* Hi* Matter'* Degree school of business administration, ter vacation in Washington, D. C, TIMOTHY R. HOUN1HAJN Ethel Kinlan's Jea Brlfht American Legion Franklin Eck, son of Mrs. Vin- finishing in the upper third of th<. in an advisory capacity lo the pe- AiMrica'i tat C*ttts post, which meets tonight, U die- cent J. Eck and the late Mr. Eck of class. Immediately after receiving troleum board. Contractor and Builder ruted by Graduate Conetterea posing »f • Croiley Shelvadore re- Shrewsbury, was in town last week his degree, he started with the firm During the war lie was in the Engagement Told frigerator which will be awarded calling upon as many friends as ht of Dcwey and Amy Inc. of Cam- navy and within the pn.st yrar he SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING TJCKERS the winner Labor day, Sept. 5, at possibly could during his limited bridge, Mass.. commercial engin- lias been made a lieutenant (j.gj SCBEEN ASU STOHM KNCLO9LKES CORSET SHOP Highlands Girl to a Ltfloa event to be planned and stay. eers as assistant to the treasurer Naval Reserves. S ELM PLACE TEL. BED BANK 8-UM-4 139 Broadway Loag Branch Wed William Oaborn aaMUBeed later. Mr. Eck has received his Mas- and comptroller, where he will Mr. and Mrs. Junu Kinlan of Barberie av«.. Highland*, an- nounced the engagement of their Rushed Fresh Daily to Your Nearby Acme! daughter, Miss Ethel Kinlan, to William Osborn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Osborn of Poi.1t Pleasant, at an engagement-birth- day party at their home Saturday. The bride-elect observed her Itth birthday.

EXTRA LARGE Watermelons Red ripe, sweet, extra large watermelons — featured at all Acme Markets this Mini Ethel Kinlan week-end. A 99c t Miss Kinlan was graduated from Red Bank Catholic high school In 1948, and attended Monmouth Jun- BLUEBERRIES '~ri.29c ior college. She is employed at Fort Hom-de-lite Superb Monmouth. Mr. Osborn, who at- tended Kearny high school, served In the navy during the war. He I CHERRIES swrnr owner-operator of a service station Mayonnaise V 33c at Point Pleasant. A spring wed- Be Sure ding is planned. Our finest quality, creamy mayonnaise. Made in our own RED PLUMS F.« No guessing at Acme! Item ' Attending were Mr. and Mil kitchens from purest ingredients. Always fresh—shipped Kinlan, Robert Kinlan, James Kin- ore "coded" for freshnes: lan, Jr., Mrs. Emma Pangboro direct to our markets. PINEAPPLES ior and clearly price marked. Stewart King, Misses Mary B Receipt with total, indicat- White, Joyce Dietrich, Eleanor ing department in Murray, and Phil Kelkowgki and '1.r 25c which purchase Mrs, Lillian Rogers of Highlands; Try Hom-de-lite Salad Dressing PERSIAN LIMES S Mr. and Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Nette Guaranteed to meet your highest expectations, or we will replace absolutely free with was made, makes Brosnan, Miss Joan Phlllipaon and any other brand we sell, regordless of cost. rechecking at George Spearcr, Jr., Point Pleas- JERSEY CORN K2 4 - 25c home easy. ant; Miss Doris Mazia. and Dom- IHOlls H#M Floor Wax L... Seventeen granges have been 'n- Brownie Mix -',^ « 39c r:l_ KODAK OO« tM OQ- 111 49c vitcd to aet up exhibits at the 83d Pllm 117 ReH 5ZC tloaOC M annual, flower show sponsored by the Monmouth-Elberon Horticultur- , Asco Tea *"*• **•*» p.**. 26c BOrOXO < . •«. nrlen I jC al society Sept. 16 and 17 at the At- buiy Park convention hall. These Ideal Tea Bags '?T 15c Borax •—•.""" ,te ^.H. 16C displays will feature the wide di- versity of agriculture and horticul- Lipton's Tea Bags ^T20c Sweethearts 3-^ 25c tural pursuits of Monmouth coun- v#fcw l ty. Lipton's Tea «^ pMkn. 32c Sweetheart Bath "£» 12c All Granges are invited to partic- ipate. Those expected to take part Cat FoodS 3^ 23c Blue Suds 2 r 17c are Monmouth and Pomona of CAtHMIM Freehold, Liberty of Marlboro, Spanish Rice -*»»... f9c Soap souaun 3 - 25c Olive Branch of Matawan, Raritan wold Seal Egas ••'•• *"•- * ,. of Keyport, Farmtngdale, Olendola, Noxon Metal Polish Z': 21c Colgate's VEL Hdnse */1 Anchor of VanHUseville, Manala- nJ c pan, Millstone, Jerseyville, Way- Silver Seal Eggs ^^' 2 sidf, Atlantic ot Colt's Neck, South- 1 ard, Jerseyville junior and Anchor LUMMIS CUTRITE Old Dutch ~^^^a^a« Good Luck M^rgarine^" 29c juvenile. The show will also fea- Princess Margarine ture displays by commercial, pro- Peanut Butter Wax Paper Cleanser Jn Loaf Cake fnHvrii fessional and amateur gardeners Fresh Milk """'" £ 21r as well as a section devoted to ar- MsWtr 4 1**t. *73_ rangements by women's garden •ST 23c Hi 111 L MM £X ©can Ring y****- mmu> clubs. Fresh Milk «•*-

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K_ 6-:t »»'.!.• srhuo] elothes, mother and daughter condition, 4800. Phone RU 1-1259.* RU 1-1484. . mash I).55, dairy 13.40, grower 44.6(1, JUUKEK SPANIELS, miniature Pinach- LAKGEK MEN—We have work pants io outfits, drapes and bedspread combin- 1941 FORD two-door sedan. Good con- BEAUTICIANS—For part or full time. 1'ET SHOP HEADQUAP.TERS—Feuds. ations. Adult diesamaking and alter- Good opportunity. Phone LO 6-2329. remedies, birds and cages: fib and hog ratio n 14. G. L. F. quality for cash. era, males, Scotch Collies, available size 56, work ami dress shirts to Ki/.t dition. Best offer. 274 Hance road. Hance af Davis. Phnne HE 6-lilOJ.' ic.M week, sables. Dyott, Wyckoff road, 20, underwear to size ."in. Try IIH fir-st ations. Call RE H-IJ4I-J.- Fair Haven. Phone. KE 6-1485-J.* FOR TWO WEEKS, part-time cook, aquariums: fresh, frozen hone neat. w LEAVIN RlIST SELL immediately, fiatoiitown. Phone EA_ 3-0«_S. and save at Cohen's I'ept. Store, Shrews- 1940 CHEVROLET club coupe. Excellent evenings 5 to 9: in private family. Free delivery. Red Bank Pet Shop, 4 bury avenue, Red Bank, opposite ltiver Bast Front street. Red Bank. Phona Two lardrobc trunks in c.\rclle LECTKIC MOWER," Rumsey snod.l ANTIQUE FURNITURE restored condition, radio, heater, fog lights. Phone RE 4-0387 after 7 P. M. Clarified ti-_3_j condition Needs lock only. Oshkosh and l!em 110-volt. Cost 1115. Excellent stre_ t_j_hool.' and rcfinifchcd, hand rubbed. Trust seal covers and other extras, 48.000 TYPEWRITER. Underwood! standard". OPERATORS and prcssers. A. and FURNACE BLOWERS, also see us for Whcary, |25 each. Call EA 3-1060, at. ondltion. Used very little. Sacrifie*. your tint things with Ottman's. miles, $600. Inquire J. Ryaer. Parker Advertising Kalet oil burnei motors, pump motors, etc. S37. he Spinnintr Wheel. 9 Mechanic street. iS-inth carriage; large lypc. Make venue. Little Silver, Phone RE 4- M. Manufacturing Company, 24t __•! Miiiik. Phone RE '-1044,* oltcr. C. I'. Siller. 14-t Belshnw, Over 30 years experience. 56 Fair 0469-W." njuk'laf Electric Co.. S5 East Front THSEE-J'IIXE LIVING ROOM set, 1100. - Morris avenue, Long Branch. 90 Words MIMMUB 60c alrect. Phone Red Rank 6-4124. Call A'l1 I-OSOS. oTJEftN CABINET sink, 2"5.\4TTnTheT, Eatontown. Phone EAJl-0«53-ll. _ rlaven rnarl. Fair Haven. Phone 193S CONVERTIBLE Buick aedan Spe- Each Additional Sit words or frac- ELECTRIC MOTORS—Now" we l.ave TWO PURS GARAGE doors, cheap. stainle«s porcelain with spray and MEN'S CfifY "garbafdlnc suit; Glen IiE 6-2217-W.- cial. Brand new top, good tires, low plaid suit, size 31j, in very good con- WON AN OR GIRL over 18, for per- tion thereof *f'& plenty of new 1-6, 1-4. 1-1. 1-2 H. Phone KE 6-0728.M.- irome leucets and two drawers, $35. mileage, good running condition. Must manent position as housekeeper. Livj I P. Also used eleclne motors. Douglas _m!M<|.II. Colonial Haven Studios, S3 1935 PONTIAC COUPE, 4175. Matty's The Itegistcr. Dndltion. Phone RE «-37B0-J mull album _____ Phone EA 3-0M6-R, SINCERE. ALERT woman, capable of machine*, pi tools. Merrit Ma- after < ]•. M. WO SMALL HOUND dogs. Phon. THREE-PIECE BEDROOM suite, dou- West River i-iiari I'limsnn. Service Station. Broad street and W« will r.ol he responsible for ble maple bed: boy's bicycle, 24-inih. handling unique advisory service, in- chine Shop. Si Mschanie atraet. Bad BOLEN'S GARDEN tractor, Kohler pow- RE 6-401 (I-J after 5 P. M. Wester- Hidden. Phone RE 4-2983. itiative and pleasing personality mora trrori unless tluy at* detected Hank. er uni . Call DE 7-p 3 7»-."__!._ _ re. Must sell immediately, All items rea- SHETLAND PONY, with saddle or 8TATION WAGON; 1947 Pontiac sonable. 60 Relshaw avenue, Vail Important than business experience, biforl tbe second insertion. PROTECy YOUR" CLOTHES, furniture IOUSEBOAT. Now grounded. Bargain cert, for rent with driver. For Streamliner 8. excellent condition. A>1 flexible hours. Write, "M. D." Box 611. Classified sdvcrt'htnieflts nil! hi TOY*. DOLLS, BOOH. * tat (ai Homes, Eatontown. and woolens from moth damage for for quick sale. Lumber worth more children's iiarties, f 10 an afternoon. equipment, including spotlight and air- ted Rank. i received up to 6 1*. M. on Wed- all agit, one "onto to ID years. five year i. One spraying of Berlou does than asking price. Phone RE a.0322. NEW DOO1SS—live size 2 feel.T^iiieh- condition, age 18 months, 30,000 miles, Call AT 1-0332. nesday, extent teal estate adver- House of Toys, 121 First ataaui, it or Be 'lou pays for the damage. It s SCBICK S~riAWir~dortle cutter, new. by 6 feet, K Inches, two panels; Yi new tires with life guard tubes. Owner tisements nhich must he received odorless, stsinless and dry cleaning can- ll>ed twice. It'J. Phnna RU I-II4I-.I. each. One size 2 fret by ft feet. H incli- going overseas. Will sell for 41.700 or BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES by noon Tuesday. Atlantic • ighlanii. Phone l-"'«l. not rem v« it. Wright Store of Red I—7'.-j:;9. tan on brown, 940. Phone ea. one pmicl. 47: pine. Call HE 6-0923. FIRST-CLASS PAINTEII desires day or accept good light used car as trade in. No cancellations will tie ac- Monmouth atreet. Phone RE I'OR THIS WfcEK only, perrniinenl rinu.li contracL iisinting, interior «r exter- Phone RU 1-1161-J. HOBBY AND TOY STORE. Year-'round, cepted Tot or changes made in SHELL-ART—A fascinating and prott- ?. 6-0047-M.* ior. Ernest ('. Raynor, Sr.. 294 South 1949 ICE CREAM SCOOTERTVomplete, fully stocked, opposite Super Market, able hobby for making eas'rings. i'RAY CAlffTlAGE. Good condition, 416; organdy curtains that MCI 1 for S2.liM Bridice nvenuc, ited Bank. Phone Rfc, classified ads one hour after re- ELECTRIC washing machine, aiio six month's old tractor bike with and 42.69 will go on sale for only 11.9'J two weeks old, 9425; 1948 Mustang long lefse, with adjoining five-room reipt at office. brooches, bracelets, elc. Assorted motorcycle, demonstrator 9325; 1947 apartment. Price dollar for dollar. Rea- shells in colors, metal pin backs; a*r with nringer. Gnod running order. sron, 620. Call AT 1-16311. pair. This week only. Cohen's Dei>t. •lilrijl'il Price $3o. Call after i P. M., RE t>< Store, 220 Shrewsbury avenue, opposite CUSTOM FARM WOBK. Plowing, disc, Cusnman motor acooter 9175. Char-Don son for selling, other interests. By ap- Phone Bed Buk Mill screws, plistic foundation!. Instruction Motqrs,_Inc. Phone RE 4-8135. pointment. House if Toys. Atlantic booklets. House of Toys, 121 First 392.i.* ANTIQUES—From local homes ana R__tr_stree__M_hool.* ing, planting, cultivating, hay baling, mowing, raking, and combining, corn 1942 DODGE ',-ton van body, 19'47 avenue, Atlantic Highlands. Phona I- i\i CUIIC FOOT refrlserator. In Rood estates. Empire horae hair aofa. PITTSBURGH'S fitANIC" outside white running condition. Best offer. Phone paint and also colors, now 15.17 tier picking, tres . pulling, ground clearing, motor, six new tires. Mike offer. SoNFECTIONERY STORE for sals; two 0761. crystal candelabra, canister let, pine tractor work of any kind, by acre. hour, Phone AT 1-0354. l'AINT—Fi'um factory to yuu. High LO «5IIO gallon. This price a real saving for rooms in rear, opposite school in LOST AND FOUND ALL P(*CELAIN Frigidaire. cubic cabinet, mahogany Empire chest, the finest paint made. Levinson's Hard- or contract. No job loo larfi.' First- 1934 CHEVROLET deluxe coupe with _ink. Price and rent reasonable. grade paint enamels, varnishes at big class equipment. Balph Maher. Phona savings. Allnntic Paint and Wall Paper feet, n good condition, reasonable. sntiquc spool crib, oil paintings, ware Store, 2 West Front street. Phon* rumble seat, two new tires, new bat- rifles for quick sale. Call RE 6-4022 Call 1.0 6-35C9-W. BE 6-3089." Hoi. 9-6391. Call between tig, and tery, engine rebuilt, in excellent con- VETERAN—Opportunity for small ice Co., llil West Front street, Red Bank. china, glassware, art objects, bric- n P. M_^ LOST— Passbooks No. 26,904 anil 43,- Phone li. B. 4-2251-W. EASY SflNDRYER washer. Very good SWEET CORN. 1" acres, excellent va- dition. 4250. Phone RE 4-0308. cream business on motor scooter. 127 on Secuncl National Hank ami a-brac, Ruscil's Furniture and Art riety. Will be ready next week: also KLLilliKAPHING, imtpi 1987 CHEVROLET two-door seden. good Start immediately. For further infor, Trust Company, l'indcr please return to ^DA.?A" " _l_J____WCllJ»UlII_ W publla stenugrapbystengrpy,, ailing, aeury MODEL AIRPLANEB. Bolls) er ly- TWO KOHLER 10 k.w.. DC. Kcnerators, Galleries, 25 East Front atreet.. seven hound pups, four months old, condition, radio and heater, 4250. E. •nation call RE 4-3135. above bank. partly broken. Harry Giloly, phone HO ublibl c l.tttercraftltfl.tttercratt ,f ftt Broad atratt. Bad Warnecke, 4 Fortest avenue, Rumson. R _ ing. Mods, railroads. Traine re- cheap. Inquire at 103 Lovett avenue, Phone RE 6-HJ3. lank. PhonPh s t-0»4»t04». Li_tl__S lver, or .all RE t-1342-R. 9-7704. Phone RU 1-0775-W.* iTiJu REWARD—Lou, tan PckinKwj paired. House of Tors. 121 First BOATS dot, vicinity of Monmouth race trael. CHUKCIi HlIPPEft, Wednesday. July 211, B'ENDIX AUTOMATIC wander, rxrcfleiil FLOOR'SANDING, rennishlng, wax- MODEL A FORD, 445. Can be attli last .Monday," June 27. Call Plar.a S- avenue, Atlantis Highlands. Phone to 8 P. M., at home of Mm. Wright. •ERAMBULATOR, with large English condition, 175. Phone LO 6-37.'6-rk_city. > A. H. 1-07*1. Mounta Hill road, Chapel Hill. Price type houd, 18-lneh wheels, midnight NEW LEICA "CAMERA. 3..1 lens; list converted, 100 h. p. V-8. ailht-cylin. LO^T^STVcl trailer hack board Satur- It per ierson. Benefit Spiritual Chlpel ilut, mattress and leather pillows, storm l/rice 1280, will sell for '150. Set. phalt and rubber tile serviced. Es- MOTORCYCLE, Harley 126, 1948 model, dir, 4475 i 95 h. p. six-cylinder. 1446. day niirht hruvcen Leonardo an>l of Psycl ii: Scifru-p.' hield, all chromv trim, excellent con* Dunn, Tort Monmojth, phone EA 3- timates cheerfully given. Arthur W. 4,000 miles. Economy unexcelled. New COMBINATION storm windows and lition; three-in-one convertible uphof- Conversion kit for your 1937 to 194J fhai.fl Hill. iTrwanl.J____A__I_O_76_.;; screens pay for ihemselvee in fuel NIGHT COW SALE- •100 dairy row, 1 _6J______6.*» 3 Acker,. Chestnut meet, Port Mon- cost 1375. Skcrince at 125(1. Call AT Ford V-8 engine, 1120. Mount -English LOST—Monday' nlchl. Possibly in Mid- tried hiKli chair, Taylor Tot walker: REASONABLE—Two-pleco frieze liviiiK 1.1776-J.* savings Chans* from inside house. Tuesd iv nitiht, July 19. at 7:30 P. M. mouth. Phone KE 6-20K6-J. Sales Co.. Ford dcalcr. Red Bank. dletov.ii, pair of ilark horn rimmeii .Small monthly payments. Monmou'h filing r#»h tows and close springers. 40, nr will itcll separately. Phone KE room suite. fivp.piecG mahoKany hed- 1940 CHEVROLET convertible club 1 • 039;;. f BOATS—Any size towed or delivered classes, brown IcHthcr cam . If found, Construction Co., Highway 13, Head- -B and blood tested Holsieinn. Guel-r- room mite, G. K. refrigerator, uprii:h . coupe. Good condition. Phone Kb anywhere. 41-foot boat for charter by l |JHKBJI£aP^ U' Corner. Phone R. B. 6-50*0. yR anf Brown Swiss for the hiirh do!- COMPASS LEVEL with tripod and ev niano, matile ilineilf table ami rhntr*. MOitEAU LANUSCAPE service. Joseph 6-0690. Call after 5:30 P. M.' hour, day or week. Fred Farwell, 41 LOST—fiale bo\er, answers to name of tras, type used by George Washinir- kitchen cnbinet, I itrlien clock, oilil ta- 1,. Moreall, Jr., landscaiie consultant "I'lath", small fist nn top of heatl. PORCH ENCLOSURES «i>e use of lar; als heif«m and sloc-k bulls and 1949 BRITISH AUSTIN, four-door De- Bingham avenue, Rumton. on. Large cut piece of petrified vt-ood. hleii and lamps. Phone RV, 6-ISOIi-M be- and contractor. I am now taking or- *ia_ •• Ji , »,>*aV^« ^sr*i'e»^smii?'*M porch a!! winter long. No down pay* heep,. Jacob '/.lotkin Sales, Freeholu von sedan. Excellent condition, 3,400 THE FAMOU fc S SEE BEE outboard mo- rolor brown. Tuesday, vicinity of River hone lit K-0'156. be used for a coffee table, unususl, fore 12 noon or after 6 P. M. ders mid makitiK pluns for fall plar.t.- miles. Private owner. Inquire Ryan'a Plaza. Plt-ase cnll HE fi-fiM3-It. me.it. Small monthly payment! ar* Collection of weird knives and swords, tors at new low prices: Hi h. !>. runted. Call R. E 1-5060. Free es- - --- art pieces. Ma- inK. ilHckcil by practical experience, garage, Ocean avenue, Sea Bright. Phona Single, 444.60; 3 h. p. single 198.50i LOST—Boston bulldo?. "black ami Vhi't. inusual; Teakwood four-panel screen, all with an mitHtandiiiK nursery and land- _E_2_04_. timates. Monmouth Construction Co.. polica hand made and hand painted. inlaid. Yankee Trader, 25 West Front 5 h. I. twin 4187.60; 12 h. p. twin 4216. New York license. Phone AT 1-2161. Highway ar>, Headdtn's Corner. Kcapu concern, mid technical training Reward. hone IE 6-5035. Itrect. BUSINESS NOTICES 1941 FORD Vj-TON panel truck. 4266. Authorized service parts. J. H. Mount with Amcricun Landscape School. I am Inquire Star Laundry, 132 Myrtle avt- COST—Small rnwboat, color blue, South ROSLEY SMALL console long-short equipped for ull phases of general land- Co., corner White strett and Mapla avs- DISCONTINUED washable an. tu» . ALM(ST NEW—Gas range, table CARPENTER. PAINTER, repair work nue, Long Branch. m nue, lied Bank. Shrewsbury. Rewaril, Ralph Arqunro. wave radio 410, General Electric rec- and odd job! done. Call Red Bank scHpinK, including eHtimutes, plane, 38 Elm place, Rcil Bank. Phone RE 5- fast wall papers for every roam in top white, 175. Phone RE I- ord player 46, table model radio 46. planting, li^lit tree movintc and trim- l»4s CHEVROLET Fleetline Aerosedan, MERCURY OUTBOARD motor. Author- ___9S:-R. kvray, complete with radio, heater, ised dealer. Sales and service. J. H. s__7___: Four home. Values to 112.60, now E39T- rV.* stood working order. Phone BE 4-tl75.* mini;, lawns, etc. Iliisint'Hfl lorntion WIliiK STAR GAS VACUUM cleaners repaired, any make Cult's Neck. MailinK ad.lress It. ]'. I). white (all tires, etc., low mileage, 41,- Mount Co., corner White strut ana LOST—Pair of Spectator pumps, men- «1.*8 tor 10 single rolls. Klatln'e anee, cheap. It. Allen Eleclrie Shop. 18 Whits itreet. Cit:.. I'hon.' EA 3-0478-M. Maple avenue. Phone R. B. C-0104, ium brown, leather heel, Slater fhne. WICKLl:88 Oil. BURrTER. five-Kalloh Roogodd conditionondit . Call HK lHttH.*- I. Freehold. Phone _Fll_ S___67-W_2__ Paints snd Wsllpapsrs. l« Men- Red Bunk MOVING DONE very" uhcaii. Cali~Fi>har JEEP—Four-wheel drive, fully enclosed, 28-FOOT SKIFF, custom built In 11144 Yankee trampers, 9 AAA, on pavilion tanl:, good condition. Phone HI 3-* MAGIC CHEF stove. Good condition. and ul!d only a few hours; 96 H. P. Takanasee Buit-h CIuli, LonsT Branch, mouth street. JOt-V!. I'OR INSURANCE of all kinds, aee H. V. Brothers or Schwartz Auction Room. removable aluminum body, low milc- JJaJJ REJ_124!-J.* R. H. Stout, Lewis building, 77-79 aite. Phone RE __!5_l__o_L_ 4___0__ Gray rebuilt engine, speed IS. Can be Phone_EA 8___2^7-.I. COIL S]*RTNG and innerspring mattress UNDERWOOD FANFOLi) billing type- Iroad street fabnvp Newherrv store* Phone lieil Bank 6-3213. seeen at Wood Boat Works. For infor- LOST—Glasses, possibly at Leonardo for t vin size bed: also 1942 FORD 4,~four-door aedan, 1946 ATTEN'lTON HOSE twn porch writer 110. ri automatic Winchester GUTTERS. LEADERS, in copper or ll.i" UrJMSroOLS CLEANED and dug, cellars mation, eall EA 3-0114 Sundays only. beach. Thone HE 6-2394-M.* money by modsrnitindi g your bouse 'ockers and three maroon color shag pumped, trucking and hauling. How- motor with new dutch, radio, heater. ifle 115, electric fan 97.50, good shape; vanlted. Call us for an estimate oi, All good tires, excellent condition 24-FOOt SKIFF. 7' 6" beam, powered yourself.. Ws sare re . eqppequippedd 'to ppsupplyy rugi. C in be sein anytime after 6 P. M nair hand-wrought andirons with tools ard Tilton, 30 Csnisr atrset. Rumion. by »i H. P. Chrysler Ace. Hull and you witith alll thhe materialils necessary. at. 132 'Spring atreet. Red Bank. any sheet metal wosk. J. V. BoKart, 7a throtiKhout. Sampson. Phone SE 135, steel anchor 17, field telephone 110, 'osier strccL, River Plata, Red Bank. Plume 1-0873. 0II6.W. engine in first-class condition. Phone FOR SALE Small monthly payments arranged en AUSTIN CRA'NE. federal flat body with batteries, tO.gauge Winchester esn- ANTON HAI.VORSBN—Painting con. purchase of any materials. Hera are truckJ G.M.C. dump truck, two-inch •hone R. N. 6-079S-M 19"38~JLACK OLDSMORILE. 6-cyllnder RE n-4749. ( non 112.50. Yankee Trader. 25 West OHN DONATO-Maion aiid tractot, Interim, exterior, paperhai.il- somt of the Jobs you . can do;Centrifugal pump: three-burner ira* "ront street. in;. East Washington avenue, Atlantie sedan. Good condition. Hester, Best SHELTER COVE yacht basin. Boat slip! ANTIQUES, BRIC-A-BRAC, furniture, Attic insulation, application of tile- bought and sold. Soho House AD- plate, electric nangette. serves up to eh SUPER BARGAIN. Mahogany Winthrop IliKlilands. Phone Atlantie Highlands I offer. J. L. Herbert, 35 Parker avenue, for rent, whole season, 75 centi a foot. boatd in kitchen or bath-finish Hour people. Phone RF, «-4«4O.' Little. Silver.' Landlocked harbor, new piling, clean tiques. George Martin, Prop. 74 Shrews- basement or attic into a playroom, btd- desk, just like new; typewriter den!,- __ B." 6.51154. hurjr avenue, at tbe end of Monmoutb fl chair, suitable for office. Call RE ESTBLLirDECORATINU Strvire. Ettab- 1949 MERCURY, 4525 under list, four- water, bathing, fishing, crabbing. New room or den, Complete line of lumbsr. AUTO IK IV AND SELL second-hand door sedan, low mileage, radio and snack bar, soda fountain on dock. Con- street. Phone R>il Bank a.3731. millwork, hardware, paint, wall board, AUTOMATIC BENDIX deluxe wash- |'17 Must be in good condition. I. Kerber. lished 19S0. Plain and decorative liaititinie, paperlianging, property main- heater, seat covers, white wall, low pres- sult owner on premises. Ray Stillman. TVPEWRI'IERS, adding machines and roofing, tiding, plywood?lywoc , doors, windows. ing| machine, |85,« Phone RE I- 209 Shrewsbury avenue, • Red Bank. sure tires, overdrive, undercoating. etc., Shelter Cove, on Barncgat Bay, Bay ave- office equipment, new and used, NEW FURNITURE just received. tenance large and small estates. Phone insulation, etc. Free house plsn' book* 5297-W.- hone R. B. 6-0448-W. R._B._«-0492. %'l.mr,. Phone LO 6-6741-R. Cedar Grove, Toma Riyer_ bought, sold and rspaired. Serpicn'a, American Building Supply. Rlghwsy IS, Mahogany breakfront. solid maple ALCTIONER AND Appraiser; B. G~. IPS Monmouth strett, Red Bank. IN BED BANK—Span Craft Studios. SUICK, 1949 Dynaflow demonstrator. CirivOSETPLATING and rcrtnlshlng on at Headdtn's Corner, Hlddlstown. Phone WHITB PORCELAIN. CjombinatloO n oil bunk beds, smalt mahogany china Coats. 490 Bath avenue. I.onj Branch. Good aa new, low mileage. Attrac- all metal bout parts and fixtures. Sat- YOU CAN'T GET _ better buy on tires Red Bank 1.4444. picture framing; oil paintings, etch- gas kitchen stove, water baek. Can be closet, blond oak corner cabinets, Phone 4-1599. # nut and engravings restored; full-size tively priced for quick sale. DeRiddtr isfaction guaranteed. Monmouth Plating than at J. H. Mount. Co. New Good< BLUESTONE— Give your driveway thit converted to coat burner. 25 Pacific Buick, Inc., 163 Monmouth street, Red and Polishing Co.. 113 West Front aluminum chaise longue, Sloane lin- CARBURETORS and magnetos rebuilt. frameleas mantel mirrors, window val- year tires, guaranteed recarecap tlrei. guar- rich blue color of distinction. lastinsT avenue, 1 East Keansbui'K. Quick, factory workmanship. Doufflss ances, lawn signs, framed mirrors, 87 Bank. itreet ______RE 4-1177. anteed used tins: plus a lilierit allow- service nnd beauty, Shoemaker Fuel Co.. HOTOTvCYCLE. Harley^)aTldson 125. oleum ruga, steel lawn chairs and Electric Co, 35 East Front street. Red ance on your tirss. J. H. Mount. Co.. East Front street. Phone Red Bank 6-3M95 1939 "CHEVROLET~~rack~"tnick, 8x12 SA'RCONI SAILBOAT, 16-foot, com- Little Silver. Phone R. B. «.ii!39-J. . 1948 model compact, economical, 10 gliders, mahogany television tablet, lank. Phone 6-0128. JAUES H, DEAN, JR., landscape con- body. Excellent condition. Inquire plete, all gear. Ideal family boat. Ex- 11 Maple s»em:e, Red Bank. Phone f- AINTER. DECORATOR SNB paiir- turn. PIANOS—Used. If you now own a llano, to 1001 miles per gallon. Only 4.000 Formica breakfaat acts, metal cab- tractor, mtison, sand, fill dirt, gravel, at 657 Martin street. Long Branch. cellent condition. Price 6200. Call RE keep it tuned and in good condition. miles. Cost new 137.', have to sell for hanger, interior anil exterior: 25 op soil, cinders, gardens plowed, grad- 6-44I.-I-M after 5:30 P. M. GUARANTEED used pin gamis. Put 1250, tall AT 1-17__6-,I; inets, porch rockers, etc. Rulcil'l yean' experience. Estimates cheerfully nx, cesspools built. 82 Lewis itnet, 1937 ' CHEVROLET COACH, new "tires, some life la tbst recreation rooai or Bruce fi. Anderson, concert tuning, reg* gi'en. Louil Cassan. 448 Shrewsbury heater, aeat covers. Good condition It H. P. ONAU MARINE engine. Never ulatinc ami repairisg. Phone R. B. •• S1X-FO|)T PORCELAIN ahowesse. In Furniture 41 Art Galleries, 25 East Eatnntown. Phone Eft. S.O,i24. ».250. Call LO 6-4350-J after 5 P. U.' used. 40% off. Call RE 6-3735-M af- eellar bar ropm. Also used inks boiee, good condition. Price «75. Call SL avenue. Red Bank. Phnne 4-4054-W. 1100 and up, in guaranteed condition. 42T.9 or Rum. l-Udt. Front street. Phone RE 4-1193. . 1947 HARLEV MOTORCYCLE. Cheap ter 6 P. M. ll4 H. Call or write. Majestic Amusemsnts, In* OIL LAMPS converted for electric, IRON RAILINGS for porehei. stair- or trade for car; 1936 Chevrolet, good COMET CLASS racing boat, excellent H W«st Btrgen place, Red Bank •-'Jl«7. COMPLETE BATHROOM autflta OLD-FASHIONED music box, cabinet ways, etc. Made to order by See- condition; also Cadillac wrecker, condition, complete with twn suits of SIX VF.ANEI) and inoculated .Ches. ity. Lamps rewired. We call for sails and trailer, leady to sail. Fhone CALL US WHEN .ellmg your anli.iues. with either recessed or corner style: also lady's bicycle, practically dorf Company, SI years at Is'West equipped with Mauley crane anil helper ter white pigs, six weeks old; one and deliver. Hsrolu'a Radio and springs. Make ofTer. Dailey's, 98 Port Lr_j_n9_s.R.- china, bric-a-brac snd household ar- new. T. Ryser, Parker avenue. Little street, Red Bank. Phone 4-21»». ticles. Sea Bright Antloue * Gift bathtubs, automatic gas or elsctrie bred ^hester white sow, three years ilver. Phone RE l-04«9-W.' Electrie Shop, 31 West Front street. Mnnmouth road. Keanshurg. JERSEY SPORT SkifT. l«'.\6' hull", hot water haattrs, kitchen cabinets three years old, with 1947 Mercury Shoppe, Phone Sea Bright 2-OUOt, or old. Reasonable. Call L. Harding, HUFFMAN PRESSING machine, in gond Red Bank. Phone ••2744. MiE"NCH~DlGUING— We dig tienche."* 19.10 CHEVROXETT'OACH. passed ii- Lnnt Branrh «-4U7. and sinks, combination aink and condition,, suitable for tailotalrr ahup. spertion. Best offer takes it. Owner marine engine. Boat now in Water. HO t-7471 er HO. 8-7421. and 10 in. wide up to 4'4" deep with Phone RE (J-25H.' laundry trays, toilets and toilst Prici e I.'.OI . PhonPhe aftef r « P . M.M , RE 44- HI1UVEH CLEANERS repaired. b"iu- inets and numerous ethir itssns for ties; alio black and tan toy Manches- Excellent condition. Phone RE 6< foot, 55 H. P. No reasonahie offer re- cellar!, attiei, china, glassware, an- ter putpiM, all pedigi'Md. A. Swanson white porcelain top table with two WHELAN AND CLARK. Painting and ing and heating conta-actori, Albury the home builder. Come In snd chairs and a Victrola. 14* Monmouth pupsr hanging. By day or contract. Park. Phons A. P. lt-177». 4030-M_ jected. Owner moving, needs cash. Can tiques, art objects and all bric-a- Route JS, Five Corners, Middletown be seen at Wilson's Boat Works, Atlan- look around. Open evening!. Amer- Phone Ml 5-0092-M. atreet. Red Bank." Phone L. B. 6-1377-J or Eat. ;;-10it4. INSURE YOUR HOME, business, auto, PLTHbUtH, 1939 coupe. Good tirea brac. RuieU'a, It last Front atrsst. radio and heater. Call RE 6-1315 tic avenue. Long Branch. Phone LO 4- ican Frester * Appliance Co., High- OIL BURNER, tank, gauges, etc, Silent BEAUTY SHOP equipment, in good con- PAINTING, TNSIDG or outside work. mobile nnd other property with Haw- M3S." Phone Red Bank Mill. dition. Reasonsble offer. Call RE I- Also paperhanginit, and aprityinx of kins Brothers, Real EtaUs and Insur- 1940 StudebfcVer Commander. 6-eylinder, way 95, at Hsadden'a Corner, autonatic 190. 170 Ocean Boulevard Atlantic Highlands. Phone AT 1-0398. 8008 or 4-4019-J.* furniture. Call R. B. 4-2242 for call- ance. 77 Broad street. Phone Red Bank Good condition, reasonable. Call RE ~ 14-FOOT PLYWOOD, 2 >;, H. P. Law- NON.FAU1NG. full tber teiilene seat l'hone R. B. (-1177. MUSHROOM ANCHOR and chain. Sea mate. M. E. Morson. 6-0352. son inboard engine. Can be seen at covers $12.85 at J. H. Mount Co.. cor- Frank Rrand, steward at Monmouth FOR GUARANTEED radio service at GENERAL CONTRACTOR and caiapools 1048 BUICK ROADUASTER. Dynaflow. Peter Pauells Boat Yard, Rumson, Price IF YOU WANT top values, we have dark green, white lidewslls, radio and 4125. New last year.* ' mer Maple avenue and White atrect, MUSTILLOS, 11 Bioad street. Red Bank Boat club." • '_ reasonable rates, call RE 6-1682-W. cleaned. carting' and' grading, top Red Bank. Phone a-0404. for your aport shirts and shorts, 13 them. Nine-piece walnut dining STEVENS IS-GAUGE single barrel gun. ^TiAHNFEWalr^r>eefi^ soil, manure, fill dirt, cinders, (ravel and heater, new car condition. Original 14-FOOT STEPPED runabout 90 H. P. VOUR SPIRGLLA is an Individual gar- each : nylon blouses 15.95 ; bathing auiia room suite 179, tool chest $3.50 like new, 110:50; German micrometer FI^TiF"-W^~fiapection. Pick up and delivery. Ma^- sand. Estimstes given. Phone Red Bank owner, one driver. See at Miller Bros. marine engine, speeds 35-40, 1943 ( 6.1444. Oscsr Becker. 47 Seeond atreit. Esso, opposite Town Hall, Middletown, hull- Can ba demonstrated. Call EA ment, atyled Just for you, based on J7.S5 up. Clearance on dresses, 17.(5 to four-piece reed porch set $25, 1-Inch to 2>,2-inch. 17.50 each) Stanley chines bought and sold. Sewing Ma- measurements of our Imarovsd Iguie. $10: shoes. 13.95 up. lOt-foot metal tape 47; fishing tackte. chine Service Co. Phnne RE 6-2139. Fair Haven. or eall MI 5-0571 -R.* 3-0723-M. Fits perfectly all ovsr. Call for free PICKUP BALER. New or used New Hol- elothes hamper 13.50, double ped- Yankee Trader. 25 West Front atreet. WE PAY highest prices for your poul- 1942 DUMP TRUCK. A-l shape, new A WONDERFUL BUY. 20-font speed fUlings, no obli«ation to buy. Phone land and Case. Conover Bros. Sales estal, office desk 139. reed desk FRESH GUERNSEY eow. John T. FLOOR.*AXING. Call Red Bank try. Writs or phone. Long Branch paint, new tires, low mileage. 26 boat, located in Red Bank. In water, 4-ntiO. 89 North Broadway. Uinr Eatontown 3-0H11. and Service, Wiekatunk, Phone HO* I I8-BQ, ' maple crib with mattress Aekerson, Hailet, Phona KB 7- 4-247). Superior Floor Waiing Fink street. Fair Haven, Phone RE «• ready to go. In excellent condition, YOU CAN'T GET it better buy vu tiles 8121. Branch. Zwlrkl's Live Poultry MarK»t. 3}2J__M. Newman Welden.' reasonably pi-iced. Contact Red Bank than al J. H. Mount Co. New Good- 111.SO, end tables 11.75, electric U49-W.* Co. Private homci or ipieialty. b'LBCTRIC MOTOR rebuilding is our1938 LINCOLN Zephyr cqiiverti'bl*~cUn", Ai(to Scat Cover Co., 18 Wharf avenue, year tires, guaranteed recap tires, nuar* POWER LAWN MOWER, 20-inch cu>. iron 18.50, combination radio and PREMIER VACUUM cleaner, in good business. Call us for quick service. coupe, radio, heater and Cniumbin nr rail RE 4.5228. 1 V, H. P. Mows and trima the finest condition. Cheap. Call after-6:80 P. inlsed used tires: plus a liberal allow- phonograph 119.50. oil range IK.oO, CESSPOOLS AND aevtiicTanks cleaned. Douglis Elictric Co., I! Eaat Front two.sprerl rear. _ C __ MI 5-0530. 14-FOOT OUTBOARD boat, varnished ance on your tirea. J. H. Mount Co.. lawns, tall Brass, or weeds. Cuts on M., 175 Bridge avenue. Red Bank.- built and repaired. Modern diau.ane street, lied Rank. Phone «.012». cedar and mahogany hull, brass fit* smooth, rough, or terraced land, Easi.y mahotany what-not shelf 13.50, ANTUlUlTSHOP and novelties. Fine installtd Robert Albe. West Keanshurg. 1933 PLYMOUTH COUPE. Excellent 11 Msple a»enui. Red Bank. Phone •• UbSSr'OOLS cleaned and built, septic body anil tires, engine good running tings, cushions, reversible scsts, steer- I4S4. hamtlid. Carl Beckmann, Ssa Bright baby, scale 12.75. filing cabinet hric^a-brae, nil lamps, Victorian sofa, Phnne Keanshiirg 6-0437. Ing gear, bulkhead deck; 9150, without Phone SE 2-007K. lady'a chair, finger carved* Many other tanks rlssned and Installed, drains in* onditinn, 475. Call RE 4-2011 after ADD THAT GXTBA room to your $19.90, records 10 cents, books h tiXPBBt CARPET laying, repairing, stalled. Phone any time day or night, 5 P. M. Ask for E_iston__; motor. Write, "O. B.." Box 111,. Red ROYAL. REMINGTON, underwood, m< too numerous to mention. R. Wilkent, fringing,, binding and renovat.iu. Ban k .* • house. No down payment, small cents, etc. Ruseil'a Furniture & Art two doors from fire house, Main atreet. Kuraaon 1-0740-J. Harvey C. Tilton. t 1931! OLDSMOBILE fniu-door sedan*. monthly payments. Monmouth Construc- L. C. Smith typewriters, low as |2>,5(l Parry Gray, 45 Waverl; place. Red llruce place. Rumson. 16-FOOT CEDAR ROWBOAT. coppt'r Reconditioned, gusranteed. Serpico'a Galleries, 25 - East Front street. ~*ort Monmouth. Box 271. No dealers.* Bank. Phone Bed Bank «.3224. Good condition, radio and heater. tion Co.. Highway 16, at Heidiien's FOR MORTGAGE LOANS see R. V. R. Phone_RE 6-2824." • riveted. Freshly painted, excellent con- • Corner. Phone Rtd lank ••6010. Free 103 Monmouth street. Fhone RE f Phone RE'«-l«88. WHEAT AND WHEAT atraw. Apply H. Stout. Lewis building. 77-79 Bread )RD DUMP TRUCK, four-yard body, dition; $50. Phone evenings after 7, RB estimate. 0485. . Springbrook Farm, Wlckatunk, or 24-ROUP. SERVICE on the repair ot street fOver Newberrv atorol. CONVERT YOUR ATTIC or second ftooi phone MA 1-8400. ndioi and alictrical apiillances. new motor, new tires, etc Price 4400. WELL PUMP, crane, large storis. HOSPITAL BED. Excellent condition. SFPT1C TANKS and caimooli ciiar.td: Phone AT 1-1545-W. 9'^.FOPT DINGHY. Good condition. into apartments. Part of rent from WE HAVE FOR Immediate eslivsry. tank gauges. Complete. 110. 170 We call far and deliver. Harolds also dry wells, drains installed. Ra* ^Equipped for sailing. Call HI 3-1272.* apartment rays for the lob. No down Complete with mattress. Call LO 4- 1917 PLYMOUTH pick-up truck, in electric refrigerator), gal and Ocean Boulevard. Atlantic. Highlands. Radio and Electric Shop, It West tlmstes given. Oscar Bicker, 47 See- 'good condition; 19S> Dodge coupe. 14-FOOT SKIFF—Complete with 10 IK payment, seven yeari ts pay. Free esti- Phone AT 1-0C98.' 4031. ' ' . ond street. Fair Havct. Fhona Red Bank P. marine engine, 12x12 wheel; 4120. mate. Monmoutn Construction Co., electric ranges, Msytsg washing Front street. Red Bank. Phone 4- Phoi__MI 5_0483-W.* . COCKBR SPANIEL, male, age 7 month TrVO-WHEEL TRAtLBR, 400x14 tlrei. 6-1464. ' Call between t and 7 P. M., RB 6- MiKhway 35, at Headaen's Corner. Phone machines, frcners, Dutches! wash- tarp and hitch Included. Call RE 4- 1744. "1934 FORD FOUR-DOOR sedan. Good! .color buff: affectionate with children CARPENTER WORK of any kind dona running order. • new rubber, 1175. C. Red Bank «-5(H0. 427 __R. ' • - by day or contract. Jobblnt a spe- ing machines, wsttr pumps, s'lsnp Registered. Phone KE 7-9114. ' WE ACCEPT GENERAL bookkeeping, Kowulski c/o Her. Phone MI 5-0073 12-FOOT ROWBOAT. Very good cor.. SCMM"6IT~SCHOOL courses, day stu RTD BANK—Lot, 46x185. Located on cialty. J. C. Marvin 4a Son, Box 41. on t J ck PLYWOOD— V. H". tt". Garage pumpi. 20% savings en all floor partnership, corporation and tax ac- Belford. Phona Keansburg 6-0491-J or between 4 and 8. . <"U \ >" t, Sieledcki at DeRid- denti or hoarded. Taught speech, fur. Madlion avenue. Cleared, ready to counting. For particulars, phone B. B. doors, special, I4».5O; No. 1 Per- aamples. Opsn evenings. Ameri- damentals or tutored in other subject! build on. Good residential section. Near 6-0434-W. •• der Billck. Inc.. RE 6-2089.' 4-36I3-W, John Spillane and John Con- 14-FOOT JUiWBOAT and outboard mo- fection wood shingles; doors, can Freeter * Applisncs Co., High- Dally Masses, supervised play on pla: schoot. but linei; aewerage and garbage nelly,' 78 McLaren street, Red Bank. SNTFFEN BROTHERS; Painting and way 33, at Hcaddan'a Corner. ground and beach. Parent or guardili collections, 41.500. Phone RE 6-161a.' papcrhansing. Call RE 4-2S87-J or HELP WANTED tor. Inquire at 146 Monmouth street. novelty siding, mouldings: kiln dried telephone, givinr references, RU T THE NEW AUTOMATIC Westlnghousa LAWN AND PORCH furniture repainted. RE 6-1635-W. Red Bank.___ 1x10. Ull white pine. National Phons R. B. «-SI77. 1 Laundromat is here. Only 1319.95,122 Called tor and delivered. .Wllklns Mo- 0944-Ri Colonial Haven Studios, 63 Wei tor Sales. Phona Rid Bank 4-0040. Ask LIVE-IN JOBS AVAILABLE. Domestic, 6KEM~EL SANDERS, a high quality vi- Lumbar Co., Ut Bclmont avenue, River foil' " down, three .vein to pay. Come and fnr Mr. Brittnn. general; cook and trst-floor; first- brating electric sanding machine at a LONG CARRIAGE typewriter, 135; sev- mn it at. Middletown Refrigeration. low price, only 414.85. Complete with Long Branch, Phone Long Branch eral office desks, 120 each; chairs 15 id mattresses, practical! AUTOMOBILES class cooki, waita-'eia. Apply Robert! Ocean hotel, Asbury Park Highway U. Phone Ml 5-B299. ' ARTHUR E. BOYCE, paintins cuntiac- Employment Agency, 77 Bsoad itrstt. paper and polishing pails. Al the Boal- and 15 each. Call Mid. S-OJ.Vi. tor, exterior and interior painting, es- man's Shop, 24 Wharf avenue. Red Bank. Phone ,s ;-2»»o. FRTRl—85 paekagea of frozen . feeda timates supplied on large or small inbs. Bed Bank. MISCELLANEOUS merchandise. Chicks, with'the new. 11 cubic-feet Westing- MAURICE SCHWARTZ. Chrysler, Ply WOMAN—30 to 45 yeara of age to aa- Phone. RE 4-0,111. FAN BELTS AND PULLEYS for «Lc feed, poultry supplies, fertiliiers, lime. USED GARDEN TRACTOR; also powei First-tlass work by practical painters. moutb and International truck sales sprayer, . .very reasonable. Conov#i house refrigerator at Middistown Re- Phone Rumson t-0666. lilt with light housework and help IF IT IS FOR A BOAT, we have itl" trie motors in stock. Dounlas Else. power lawn mowers, garden traetoraanc' frigeration, Highway 35. Phone MI |. and service headquarter!, Phona Red Largest stock ot marine supplies in trie Co., 35 Eail Front street. Phuns Bros.. IWickatiink. Phone HO 9-412 UBNERAL CONTRACTOR, landicaping, in country store. Room and hoard, plu« many dthen. Disbrow Brothers. Whale- M99. Bank 8-0787. 120 weekly. Write, "C. O. L.," Box ill, New Jersey, Cedar rowboats. Dyer sail- Red Bank «.012g. pond road. West Long Branch. Phone "150 POUNDS OF Eagle, white leai trading, top soil, fill dirt, cinders, DODGG AND Plymouth pusenger eara. NOW IS THE TIME for alterations to large old fashioned.iron vice |4; Bel- FENWICK FROZEN foods should be in Red Bank.- ing dinks and dhows, Evinrude outboard L. B. 6-268(1. every freezer. No worries about high iravil, manure, cesspools and dry well! Dodga job-rated truck!, authorised motors, child's life jackets, cushions, your house. N'o money down. Small gium baby stroller, new; mstai cabinet built, driveways repaired. Lioml Simon. urvice. modern urvlce station.. Frank SALESMAN—With car, accustomed to monthly payment* arranged, tree esti YANKEE TRADER is now operating at with double deori: cat basket; rhifflon' prcpricee s or droughtdrought.. : ^^ Phone R. B. 4-0541. , earning 45.000 to 44.000 a year. Op- horni, lights, anchors, Manila and Nylon the old atand, 25 West Front street. Van Syckle, 14»* WaiWast Front Iitreit. Red rope. All your boating needs under one mate. Phone R B. 1-5060. Monmouth ier, ftve drawers; locker. Several'chain WHO SAYS YOUU cannot eat your way Bank. West of Mapli avenue. portunity to become anociated with Buys, sells, trades antinues, old firearms ' to .health 7 Yes, sir. You can with SOBNIC INN, 100 Ocean Boulevard, Maple avenue, roof. At the Boatsman'a Shop, 24 Wharf Construction Co, Highway tf>. Head' and mirrors; It Washington streei Atlintli Highland!. Call Atlantic WE BUY USEIDD CARS—AnCARS—Anyy make or Monmouth and Middlesex dialer hand- den'e Come:. and aporting guna. Just call Mr. Mor- Phcne RH 1-0879. FenwlcFlk k ffroie n foodlfd . ling nationally known specialty items, avenue. Red Bank. Phone BE 4-0311. rill, R. B._6-2247. Highlsndl 1-0484. Catering for wed- model, Mount-English Sales Co.. 94 1S-F6OT SEA BRIGHT skiff with new CISffWASHER, motorlen iprayar, ax- dint!, partita and social function!, any- Monraouth street. Phona Bad Bank 4- allied with building field, product cuar- _,...-_-. - Wlaeonain englnr, OPPORTUNITY SHOP. Used furniture. YOUNG PIGS, seven weeks old. cellent condition, 115. Phone RU ' whore. French 0176. anteed by Good Housekeeping. Call Rii SEPTIC TANKS—SOO-gallon and china, glassware, ^antiuues.^ Article! 017 aulilna. John (Pop) 4825. Phone RE 6-0309. ' Inoculated. Phone MI 5-0474.' - Mason. DOES YOUR CAR steer had? Do your 4-6880 for appointment. SKIFF—White oak and white ccdir. 500-gallon. Available for Im- bought and sold. The Matthews, 111 M7PLE CRIB, with mattress: ten-place WOMAN—To" give away Rifts and tike Phone KE 7-1441 IMALL MOVING JOBS and trucking up wheels. shimmy 1 Let us correct the Practically new. length 16 feet, beam mediate delivery. American Freez- Broadway, Kr-ypnrt; COLUSPOT REFRIGERATOR, six cubic * wsinut dining room act: new Frig] to two tons handled promptly, cour- trouble. Sava vour tires. Latest Bear ordera at home, demonstration of 4 feet 5 Inches, draft 12 inches, depth es', Plumbing and Healing Supp.y ALTERATION'S of all kinds. Use our footJ Perfect'condition. Phone HI.3 dlire, II cubic-foot. All items reason teously and reasonably, "C." Far*. R. B, axle and frime straightening equipment. household products. Mostly evening 20 inches. 4>:. H. P. BriRga-Stratton small monthly' payment plan. Modern able. Moving. Phone LO 6-4587-J. Co., Hichivny ii. al HeadUan'a Cor- 14r>9-Jj« 45^34-5^36 beforbeforee 1:30 A, M, or.evenings Frank Van Syckle. 14* West Front work; earnings are topi. For informa. motor. 4250. Mead. Highland avenue, homei. l'hone UK 6-108.°. ENGLISH SETTER, four months, female, ft 7 'lk street, Rsd Bank. West of Maple avenue. tlon. write. "II. p.." Box 611, Red Bank. Monmouth Beach." ner, Middle'.own. Phone R. B. (- BASSIftEl' WWITH HOOD, good con after 7 o'clock. HOME OWNERS—'i'fl...e. your bath aud Jill ' «»^!_ beautifully marked, of field trial, win- Our own building. Ask for Jack Harder. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for sales- THREE-PLANK rowboat, 13' 6", ma- dition. Price 15. Call RE 6-3317.It.' RALPH SACCO, gent's tailor. Spcclalii- a ab77. kitchen on new monthly payment DINING ROOM SET, consisting of but ner stoi'li. inoculated, 925 to right psrty. ing In pants made-to.order, Repair- TRUCK. INTERNATIONAL i-ton panel", men. Established specialty selling or- hogany transom and scats, varnith plan. Moilern Homes. Phone RE 4-40S3. 1 Phnnr RE 4-S2»2.* 11)37, in good condition, 4395. Fred ganization. Handling nationally adver- finish, 5.4 Evinrude motor. Only u«cl ToK'SOILr'nrafeTTand""ftlldin. lucu«i C"oUL7"ffES'rfU|~_LEE> on hottest. fet, .table and four chairs: also map ing, pressing, etc. 20 West Front street. posla; Irnvns KIadctl, seedbd, Kardens Ftudlnlconcli. Phone RR «.1»«7-R. PRTClDAlR-E, 175, in excellent condition, Red Bank. (Opposite bus atop.) Fnrwell, 31 Blngharo avenue, Rumion, tised Kool Vent Aluminum Awnings, has twice. Sacrifice. Call KE «-lii.-i6-R.' plowed; any kind of uraditiB dune bj stickiest niithts with a Philco- room POhTABLF. CORl) TJVl innenprlnst msttress 4.15, dictaphone Phone Rum. 1-1499. several openings fur capable, indus- OLD TOWN SPONSON canoe. Gon-t day or conlracl. Thons Mid. fi-OUJ cooler. Blessed relief for hay fever suf- cylinder -shaving machine 930, wheel- COMPLETE LANDSCAPE service. USED CARS BOUGHT, sold anil ea- trious men, In Monmoiuh county, Aggres- boat for sailing or bass fishing. Needs fers. For complete information, call LO cordd s perh. hour. J. Huber, Mon chair 115. Owner away, request sale. sive sales organization, planned ssles aftrs' ft P. M. .MHhnino. ___ mouth svenue. Nivmlnk. Rosas, pstinniali, shrub! supplied changed. Pontiao lain and service work done on it. Price 435, Phone EA Phone MO 1 -4 4FJH.lt. Terms, G. M. A. C. Rassai Btotners. training, fair sales anil compensation WE HAVE MATEMAL To do y"our and planted. Lawns made or ren- policy. Good men earn 44,000 and up. roolng oe •iainil job IIUW. I'ay as AUTO RADIATORS—New and~uied. all YOING CAPONS, sis sounds and RUGS—Beautiful Wilton, 9x12, red int 19-21 Michsnie street. Red Bank. Phona LTCirnNTS-G SLOOP-In good condition. makes. When experiencing trouble black design, used'only a few month* ovated. Maintenance by week or 6-5180. Selling experience helpful, hut not nec- little aa ID monthly. Nu down pay- o< er, • special price at 15 eents essary. Must own automobile, Eaglo Ca» KE 7-1259 after 6:30 P. M. ment. Call R. B. 6-5060. Monmouth with your radiator, call nr see us first also 9x12 Broariloom. two-tone rose, leaf month', Stevens. Phone R. B. 4- 1942 BUICK SUPER, excellent condition, for best results. Red Bank Radiator per pound, alive or dressed. Also disign, and 1x10 Wilton, role, light tan reasonable. Phono RE 4-0442-J. Home Conditioning lerviee. Attention BOATS—Selling out. Fifteen new boats. Construction Co,, Highway 35, at Head- 0153-M. Waldo K. l.andii, P. O. Box 8, High- five power boats, decked over, IS, 14 den's Corner. Works, 113 West Front atreet, phone RE 800 blsck pullets, ready to lay. and blue, both like new: marble top 1939 CADILLAC four-door sedan; ra- ti-l_77. walnut hind-carved table: mahogany land Park, N. J. Phone New Brunswick and 16 feet: clam bont, 14-foot; row- CINDER BLOCKS—Gal I RE t-1888. Price reasonable. Sprung'! Poultry dio and heater: good condition; 1800. 2-9402. boats, 8, 12, 14, 14 fret: fishing boat SEVERAL FINE Palomlna riding hones, coffee table with leather top. mahogany THE BEST PRICES paid for rags, iron] Call AT 1-0362 after 4 P. M. AMERICAN RADIATOU CO. Ideal gas Shetland ponies, Sacrifice to give them Fari i, Llncroft, Phone RE 4 Chippendale end table: 9x11 reversible , mitai, and paper. Gsltli. junk dealer, MEN AND WOMEN—14th annual child lli.foot: life boat 15-foot. Elite Rarl- boiler. No. l-(j-6 with all controls, In- wool rug. perfect. All above very real' Jlf Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. 1997 FORD FOUR-DOOR sedan conver- photo contest now atartlng; 17.500 In tan Bay Boat Works, 122 Broad itreit, cluding clock thermostat. Aluo 80-gitl- good home, Shear-Wood, Colt's Neck, 0441 •W-l. tible; good condition; 1800. Call AT main highway to Freehold. • . onable. Phone KE 7-1870.' Phone B. B, t-1547-B, Will call. prises, create! huge demand for our Ion Penneld gas automatic storage water 1-0368 after 6 P. M. coupona and will make eaiy earnings BRAND NEW HATSEV wain sail and] heater. All in excellent condition, 1150. fitlSll SETTER puppies. Lovabll little STOVLI—Like new, odd! and end! ol FLOOR SANDING and floor waxing and CLAMBAKES—Let us serve you. Open _ J"_j /J' Lightning clan boat. Phona polishing machines for rent. It's easy dates, July, August, September. Bids 1945 GMC (i. I. TRUCK, 12.000 miles, from tin to 426 per days part or full May be seen Rt 11 (!nrd(*n road. Phone beauties, reiiinimble, Neary, Main and iture. 199 Monmmitli street, Red winch, air compressor, and snow plow, time. Loritnn Studlm, 66 Broad atreet, KB 4-143fi. Chi'Ftnut streets. Port Mnnmoutll, Hank. I Phone-HK 6-JU7.' Io aand your floor with our Porter Cable cheerfully fiirniahrd by (JeorKii Schwlnir, BE 6-.ir.iS. ' 611 . Lincoln L'niirl, KTOIISIIIIIK. Phono [lino tools »nil ucctBunrlcs, Phone KU Red Dank. TWO KEW CEDAH rowboat*. eoppar (Acmns from tnihlle Hi'hool.) .STl.OI.LKH.LKH. WALKEIiALKE.. smll infant crcri marlilne. I.evlnKm's Hardware Store, 2 faatenr.il, one cost of paint, 18 feet fioiTSr;, IlitlllLKrtrlcl; «niliJiV,"urunkrtl UNITED" HTATISS' television, l«xsr. T West Front_stre«_._J_honri RE 6-_«ll».* KE 4-1015, I-OCCS-M. i:,2 HIVIT rnnd. Riimnon. UNUSUAL opportunity for local wom- _Iid__apl_liirui;_Ciill_KE_7-U7_il2. ll 'n good conditiondii. PPhone AT HI3II HARI.BY-DAVIDSON motorcycle. Iong__465 each. Call RU 1-0748. sci'cun, with hiiUt-ln radio. Original all Sfllo'LL'ER, laby coeclTam! high chair: . FlT(TOrr~gAN"I)lN(1 and~waslng. " an; must have car, good appearance, USEli STOVESi niMliimit. hut nir fen- cnofl conrlltinn; reasonable. Call RE 16-Inch tlrrs. chrome rims, Can be personality, between agea 25-4S, and 14-FOOT~8AlClNG~D"ini.hy. bronze cen: istcrs, two sntl three-burner KhS price V.'.HMI. Sacrifice for 4500, in- A Acmo Carpet 4 Upholstery Clean- tcr board, 9160; 16-foot safety ski It stalled. Club !16, Routs 36, Keansburg, bACHHHUND PUPS, AKC registered, f«' «-f1717// neen nt 152 Klvrr road', Rumson. Phone can work evenings 5-9 o'clock. Sales or plates, Kas w»|!r heater, lntn|i!>, pnper mal< I. 149 Monmnuth atreet, R< ing Co, Phone RE 6-4265, RU I-O668.M. teaching experiences luiferieil. Nn can* Scrlnps conversion of Ford V-B, Just r«- prcsB, shoe rnllir skale>, clu'Sl of draw- Phone Kejtns. 6-11424. - Bank, l' PhonePh11n .9 RMtE 6-2M7.h* GIlTLS 2ti:iNCH B1CY(!LE, gond eondi huilt. ll),-,0... Call RB 4-47I5-R. 7ft tion.: 120, Csn be'seen at 190 New* 1937 DODGG two-ilonr sedan, Good con- vasilnir or parties, Write "L, W.", Box ers, cxhatiftL fnII. (Jther IhinRs ton num- COCHIN BANTAMS—One pair krowi; KBLV NAi'Ol! refrigerator: Ekr.eilen CESSPOOL <:LEANIN(i, imilillinr cesi •lltlon, Price 1200, Phone AT 1.511, lied Bsnk, Princeton road. Fair Haven. erous to mention. 116 Shrewsbury ave- twn pairs black, one pair white. W. man Springs ro»il, i,r call l'*K 6-5242.* Itiiiri, 178. Phoilie RU I-1 ITS pool, septic tanks, dry wells and O27II.W.*' REGttVrERETl NUTTST! - technician frTJ ' K. firi'en. 'I'lntoii avenue. Katontown. DIlESi _____ TWO BETiGCE HflUND puppies. aev«, drains; also wood dealer, xawInK job:. dlesel, stiltahle for rlragger or party GAS FIRED FURNACE. Excellent cofw uVd weeks, old; registered. One male, SIUIIEBAKKR. 1947 Commander foul- doctor's ofltce. Write "B, D,", Box MAKER'S and trucklnir. 3!l Peach street, Shrews- 511, Rerl Bank. boat. For further Information, fill ilition, will heat seven-room houst. 14-hfction adjuntmentsdj . Phnne RU one female. CaJI RF. 6-5242. bury township, Phone RE f,-IH4fi. C. tlnnr sedan. One owner, excellent care, are now formintc a K'lli rmrrhi eleitn Instile mid nut, Asking fl,DOll, MAN-_fT"ULL nr pint-time, take order*, Samn>T.ii. SE 2-n___«1W; r.lub. If intricitcfl, aiiply at Win- Bargain si ».sn. Call LO 6-1487-W. t'rftsf 'OF ()HA\VE«S. aTitTqTie—n SEF. OUR BLACK ANTntW/kriJTe'l^-- H. Wilson, POSTS ANII RAILS—Split chestnut 1 riu drills and home utility kit. Fnr Call RE 6-J6S3-J hetweeen 12 and 1 P nationally advertised nullity mer- CABIN SKIFF 23-fnoTTChryiiiVr engine, IIrr fnth iwrl,. hoesuy, Empire desiun, ttood i-nn M.___i_j_« snri 7 P. M. chandise (apparel) repeat business, Pen. nverhsulerl, In walnr, J900. Phone CcfSTPLEf E" USE "of "Ttiiil " ma"ter5Tly |io*ts anil raiU, locust three-hole snd dition| slsn p«ir antique roach hou tills quality the price i« noiri, 418.93 for IRON HAII.INGS, by Century Weld- 'I-inch drill, aim drill stands. Lsvln- "A LIT'fEi! OUT THK wiiy. hut le»s to tecteil customers. Per suns I snd custom, garnienu. (Iri'ssen, plnaforr.., jumpert, 4x4\7 po«l.v Aim used chestnut rails. Host Isnterns, Call RE •«-2«»l>-J.'' ing, Highway 35, MliMletonn. tiay " Cstefully selected, low mileage fir contacts. Realsllk Hosiery Mllla, Phone AT 1-fl270-W," •nn's Hsnhv.ies.Snnc, 2 Wait' I'm play I'lothcs, »>li|iK, etc., Ifi.'j'i up. Al BANJO—New drum, llj and hsnjo uk *'feet, Ph"ne HE I-3PK9,- Phnne Ml 5-0354, cms. Oiitslntiilliiit values, all priced bu Rnnm 230. it! Clinton street, Newark. Mlistlllii'i, II 111t.nrl slrrct, lied llnill.. TIRfisT 701/xl6, "in very good ronditlon. II5.| Phon« AT 1-0458-H, low the |ii'o.vajlliifr market. 11)42 MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL DRESM .SALE—Every 4ms In DRESSMAKER, experienced In cutting Phone RE (Mar Very reasonable. Brookslde Inn. near AMERICAN IDEAL hot water iiprlgh Buick sednnt 1946 Ford super dsluxii anil fitting, wanted by three young tfTAMJbnj,uS~AR Stone church, Atlantic Highlands,* o'ir store linen for anly 43.99; yes, CARPET AND LINOLEUM servliw, E.\. 1946 Chrysler Windsor arilan I 11146 Pun- ARE YOU JCAVING a party f Why not bullir, 1,200 I'Ublc-fuol cHiisclty, com only 13,01): sites 14-20, 38-44, '4I-5I! pert Ilistallulloli, Linoleum fttitirs. women. Write "Dressmaker," Box '111, reljpnt tinyb. Phiine EA 3-O2U-V/, COOLEKATOR ICE BOX, used, 125, May piste with coal burning grates and Ta*u tlmi sedan; 1941 Buick super, sport Red Bank. rent a Juke Boi for that ipirlal ue- In setn at Ship Ahoy. Sea Bright. Silks, crepes, shantungs, Hurry to Co. walls, and sink tops. Carpet InstnlllnK, coupe: 1041 Bulek Bpaelal sedan) 1942 1 • alien, or a P, A, system for a nominal PLOOlf~M~ATS,, to fit mosostt all cars. a Bright hot water generator. Can now be seei hen's Dept, Store, Shrewsbury avenu*. dcmothlnK. Coak tXPERlllNCEI) lalesladlei . Costs, suits foe? Call or write Majestic Amuae- VerV y .reasonablebl, llrooksldllkl e Inn, near TOP SOIL, gravel, fill dirt red. In operation, 1100. Call Mr. Aaron, LI blndlni f and KEdc-mothlnKl97l97 J.J Kennett h CoakM - Olilsmnhllo sedan, hydraraatlc; 1947 :, dellvel M and dreum. . Freeil'i. 11.1 Broad menu, 15-17 Wast Bergen place Red Red Bank, Open every night till «,* !? '"ii ' *•*• ' Bulek Super sedan: 1047 Chevrolet Stylu* Btunn church, Atlantic Hlnhlands,* Lots cleared, tree stumps removed, ex- 4-0776, fiUHT MOP8, all yarn, beautiful colors. PETER DEPONTE, 246 Shrewsbury street, Ttcil linn I;. Bank, Phone- 6-2187. ffOintlR FiJRNACB »t;il~ifrill press, !n caviitlnii, grading. New doser shovel, Our PIGS—El«ht' and ten weeks old' Se master two-door;, 1948 Jeep, All have) WOMAN — Full or part-time, tike Reduced from 11,39 to •" cents. Get avenue, Red Bank, Mason contractor, radios nnd heaters. Lowest down pay- TUTORING—Recent Oxford, Sorbnr " nood condition. Call LO C-0623 after fullest attention given to small or big A. Her, Ml 6-0073. curves, sidewalks, drlvewnyn, founrlf order!. Perional,. Introduction con- t P. M. H Try us, Phono KE 6-0914,* on« whllu they last; Levinson's Hard- ment, loninmt terms possible. Open Bun- graduate I writer and lecturer, tin' •Trw fl^TFERTNO .luuku, n weal ware Ktorf, 2 West Front street, Phnne tlonj, Ph__»__KE 6_IO_I_, ilays, Wlllltim J, Levlne, 4] Oceanporl tact!, Protected customers, Realillk Rutgari faculty, accepting pupils tin fff WASHING miuhllie anJ old, I healthy, Purina feil; also Ken UK 4-»»»B,"_ ' • MR'lt/CEl, OKfLfO, miison runti'iieloi'. Hosiery Mills, Room M0, SI Clinton vale supervision In English,, French table, radio, liullrl, ihlim cluxit, illn. ninniile, Thor, Perfect running con- nveniir., West I.onir Blanch, Plioue LO n mure vacuum cleaner, It, (.'nil Williams W"Ei)"LlkE VbU io come InindTonk" .Siiei'lal l.ik'l: work, Phono IIK 8-Mlil. fi-'J.|«S or 6-OE22-J. street, Newiirk, Girman, philosophy, history; atm eri- ing chain, l.llrlieti t-nliliii-t, Vlcturlrtn illtloti^ri^ PJIIIMF RE 6-1443, IIK «_j.793..1.J. 27 Tabor street, I.I 11 If Sliver, RXNI>V**MTf<—Three days weekly, year alive writing 'and research pspsrs. Call maililetnli hulirl, mangle, anil other mil.- 1 al nue smart dresses whlrh ara on sale LTVINU ROOM stu'rE tKreTTFieTe ESfit!LJBrPSEttER puppy, 'Orange He] al. In* vti-y loiv pries 'of only 63,Aft, (SlWS*flfHIN(i lioiio hTnirosprTt iTnTi 1042 CHRYSLER Windsor, four doors, •found, knowicdKn of gardening, cav RB 4-4215, cellsnenun linimelmld srllilei. It, IS, nverslnffert. Kprlms In jood rnndltlon. new tires and paint, tnntnr reenn All*n. Naveilnk River rusd. Phone AT 1- Ian, fira months nlrl, wormed, Rno You'll he glnrl you fame, down tn '" I,n„ n»i.,r,l, .Rank„„„.. ,_ .InniMi',,,.,,,,,,n: .avt The,„.-.. \.-a . , •_• .,-._ _. P'ntry, painting. General ihlllly. Near PtJMGRriRirilAMrSHlnfc hoar avail-' Priced fnr Immsillats sale, PUsis pall health, snnd strain. Owner sojng nv*r. hin's l.)»pl. sn.oft, «ai) nhriwihvi'y a kaa Tradir, 5» Weil Front street, Thons'Ijlloiie.^rsdio and healer, 47J». Phone bus line, Rumson. Write, "h, M,. I.," ahl•** latic heat, recently redecorated, aplen- bus line. Phone RE 6-3268; tial locality: 600 feet from school. stor*l rooms, lavatoiy and den; two-car Ka- tage with largo fircplsec ana till bath. room, dining room, and modern kitchen. lavatory; Ib.'zCO; (o^'J rain required fur. Bank (-2111. did condition; ft2u monthly. Sweeney TWO FINE* AFAR'fM'ENTS. overlooking and bus line. F.H.A. approved. Utilities raite: large lot: ktcam coal heit. frick team, oil heat, full dry cellar; detached Bargain at 112.509. Conjunct Smith, G. I. Excellent location. Rolston Water- HURcrrsUPPER, Wednesday, July 20. Agency, Konmouth avenue. Phone KIJ bay, Atlantic Highlands. Reasonable to and curbl. Price $11 per foot fronr- 11CO00. Allaire t Son Agency. Phoiiu Ksragc. Repainted this year. Complete 14 Maple avenue. Fair Haven. Phono bury, Realtor, 16 Wc*t >'ront streob :, to 8 I1. M., at home uf Mrs. Wright, im. right tenant. One can be shared by age._ CsH Anthuny Pjccula, EA 3-0021. RE 6-3450. with storm Bash, icrecns, and domeitlo HE 4-230K. Phone RE 6-3500.' two couples; furnished «r unfurnished. PRICED FUR QUICK SALE—Coij'sir. hot water. Asking price $12,000. C. F. MounUin Hill road, Chapel Mill. Price ENTIRE LOFT, in full or in psrt. Ap- BRICK BUNGALOW. Situated on a JUST FINISHED—A very charming $1 per ltci'bou. Benefit Spiritual Chapel proximately 7,000 square feet. Kridcl Phone RE 6-4941-J. room bungalow, nicely decorated, Bod- large lot iti Little Silver. Living toon., Borden. Shrewsbury. Phone RS $.1161 ATTRACTIVE saw bungalooi in em kitchen and bath: corner lot: oil C. H. Nolu> «-H33-i.' little home, white painted, ihaded b/ of Psychic Science.' building, Red Bank.' THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. ISS fireplace, dinette, two bedrooms, bath, Little Silver. Rumson and Fair jovelV old auple tree*. Living room, din- HEALTHFUL MALE Scotch terrier »»oil- hot water belt, good cellar. Immediate gis heat. Asking price 113.000. l'ui- KYruiir—Six-room frame~house, bait- per month, including all utilities. ifaven. Khay icrmt. .Sec Con.tance ing room, kitchen with electric ran^e, Hbl« for btuil. One male pup for fee. Phone AT 1-0961. potseliion, $S,b'Oo. Marie Cox Agency. niturc available at an extra price. I.ar^'i; nient, suitable for business. Located Portaupeck. Long Branch. Phone LO mortgage available. Allaire 4 Son two bedroomi. Jn a pretty new de- REAL ESTATE WANTED ROOMS—Hot and cold showers. No Kryport l>UBiness section; $10,000. Ralph •Smith, II Msplc atenuc, Fair Ha- velopment riifht or, the bus line, Thia RIIMNG LESSONS on ponies. II for onu 6-1602. Agency. Phone RE 6-34S0. • '. Maurcr, 92 Main street. Phone KE ven. Phone KE 4-2308. ii really a sound buy for 11,500, >or kitchen privilegesJH5SL. Call EA 3-0332-W. •it»44-J, hour, IS for six hours, $10 for It LUT YOU* PROPERTY for aalt or 333 BROAD STREET—ShrewsburyTREE , A>- KEANSBI'RG—Thru l*ti, 25*100 eich. DELIGHTFUL SIX-ROOM home in an ft G. 1. only |3,V) down and 153 month- hours: for children ajres 5 to 8, Hom- rent. P. K Kennedy, 2) P«wr» place. bury bus at door. Unfurnished apart- All utilititi, m*r bui, itorei and excellent location. Large corner Im, SlTKEVVSBURY, (Special). Two-bedroom •fEANSBUnMi—A~h"Rrgii*n7~"!ilult sell, ly carrying chxrue. fUy Stilbnan ii ines from • to 12 o'clock. Call AT !• Phont Red Bank 4-0464. ment; allo furnished apartment, kitchen beach . Would sell on termi lefwitcly. two titc bsthi, plsyroom In cellar; At- new home*, dining room, Jiving room. leaving itate. Four-family house, Associates, 6i't Broad street, IS* ate 0332. privilege!; car ipace: F'rigidaire. Private Phoi.e Keins. 4-1571 or write, J. M., tached garage: fireplace and two large kitrhen, utility room and laundry, ex- ycar-'round. Summer income about $!,- Hijrhwuy 3-S between Red Bank and CONSTANCE SMITH Agency. 14 Maple entrance, t65 and S75 monthly, inrlud- Ro'itt 1. Box 47. E«tontowa. bedrooma or, first floor: bedroom on *cc- '•n.ion attic, insulated, electric refriir- 100, plus winter income about $700: Shrewsbury). Red Bank. Phone RE 6- a>e?ue. Fair Haven. Phont R«l Bank ond floor; steam, oil heat. Price SIG.- rator, electric ritove; attaehed garage. 50x1011 plot. All furninhed, very good M»t. Cash kuytra for all trln of ing gaa and electric hot water.* LOTS—All loll cleaned. HIVI alt facili- 500. Large mortgage available. Allaire Seller pays all closing fees; 1500 Is all tlfi in new divelopmmt. flu 50HEO. snipe: $8,000 totsl price. Phone KK WANTED real eatate. SIX-ROOM APARTMENT, 65 First ave- * Son Agency. Phone RE 6-.14S0. a veteran needs, no hidden extras. 4-044I. i lJrNlSsl^erSfor LljjT YOUR PttUPERTY with u» tlulca nue, Atlantic Highlanda. Inquire Closi "o km and kuslnet*. Phone R. Monthly payment $7«.21. Walker at leise. Between Red Bank ind Aabury WE BUY GUNS of any mm or 4tl fail* ng prici* $15,000. Allaire 4 Son Agency. WALKER * TINDAZL offer in Middie'- lloor; large plot; tfo.cir Karage; oil ANTIQUES—Bait prlcn PaU. Calna, town township, a bargain tor quirk heat. For yuick dele II.I.IJO'J. Con- tfiawwace, picturtt, atatuu, buttona, Ittd Bank area. Please atate price, lo- transportation linei. Suitable for busi- road station; lalti privileges. A law in*fhonr HE «.;nr.o. COME AKf) SEE—Ju« comt and looic cation oi lot. and size. Writ* to "Lot nc»» couple. Phone BE 6-U59.1-J. home sitsi still itallaslc. See your rial- WHITE COLONIAL house, on knoll in sale. A five-room and bath, aeml-bun- vtancu Smith, 14 Maul.: avenue, Fair at this mod'l rafich-typc bungitlow. mctd too, lamps, piataU, (old coin*, l-'air Haven: lnrire living mum. dt'ii. URIOW, expansion attic, circulating hot Haven. Phoni!_RE «-230«. •na turnilurt, MonmoutD count! books, Wanted," Hoi all. Red Bank. LAKUE DOUBLE~~ROOM, neHr busineis tor; also E. Alt lander, on th* irtnlifs. Very interesting, ununiial features. Many center. 60 Peters place, Red Bank. Phone Red Bant S-147.-J. dining room, two bedrooms and liatli: lut air heat, oil, insulated, fireplace, icreeni, new ideas in decoration and construc- main. Pearl Gilman, ft Spring atrtal. LOT—Suitable for email machine shop, 150x130 fpet; new roof, fully insuuilcd. Htnrm lath; one-car attached garage: about SullrfOO feet, on main highway* Phone UK 6^6035.' U. L honsi. HalaiuD. line. Income property. Thrc small tion. Thr«;e b,;di''«>ii!3. living room with Ktd_Banfc. Phone t-OUS-M. Reasonable t».\e>. Asking price SI 4.0ni>. pic', '--acre. Only $11,0011. It Bant furnished apartments; two-car garage; . tilil. Income tile hath. Invt.ly windows, unusufl buy. we bell, we trade. Cuait Auto -!llLj!.?»?l »T Rid Bant 1.07H, 6-3450. 11404.* 4io0 per month. Constance Smith. I 1 porches, radiant h,at ; on a large plct. Sale) Inc., Ill Monmouth street. Bed tax rate and reasonably priced. Must river, quiet residential area; lease; 190. KAlS HAVBM—Near school and uuiT VTATK&rirTTNhAL!. offer in Middle- MR pie avenue, Fair Hlven. Phone KE have Jersey Central electric service on Phone SBJMI060. LARGE HOME, in excellent Red Bank Unbelievably easy to cur? for. I new Bunk. Adjoining Reade'a Carlton tfeaittr. House, four roomi and bath, upsnsion location. Three living rooms, mndptu town village, nn excellent home in high in beauty and convenience U Phone R. H. 6-5224. . property. Wiitc, "Lot," Box ill, RedHOME, AWAY FROM HOMK—Three- •ttic, hot water heat, oil burntr. Smsll 1 good location, six large rooms with a -nox . _ Bank. kitchen, thr** hprlroomn, »t»pm hcti. r achieved. Fully decorated to owner'* NOT HOW LITTLE, but how much wo room ipartment, modern, everything fan mtmtm, balance on N';AU>W. Furnhaid or perienccd wrecker. Phone KB •- lu Routi $«. lilford. thane flon: Inrge lot: extra large hrdronmt.. oil heat, fireplace, modern kitchen; large unfurnL-iheil. KidKo road; ideal spot. electric ranKe. hot air heat. Unlieliev* 1375-W. 1. I. Bennett 4 Son Wrecking bungalow. Very reasonable expenses. steam heat, oil fired. Now available. plot, with large trees. Walking diitance ably low priced at Jl 1,000. Stillman. WILL PAY CASH for houao with 4 or 5 Mrs. M. H. Berry, Bay avenue, Leon- Keansbjrg •••059. Five rooniK, bath; garage. Excellent con- Co. bedrooms. Modern and reasonably Prise $16,000. Allaire ft Son Agency. to storei. Only 112.BOO. It Eist Front dition. Oil heat. Constance Smith. I I Phone RI 4-6111. MODEL A I'OHII roadster wanted. Give ardo. Call AT 1-1772-W or AT I- Inc. Phono'RU «-34,'iO. street, Red Bank. Phone RK «-)404.* PRETTY, VAHLE home with itood prleed, 1U' or two baths or more. Red 0500-W. Maple avenue, Fair Haven. Phone RE full information, price, condition, Bank, Little Silver, Shrewsbury. Fair PAUL It STRriER, Reiltor, rarm SIX-BOOM STUCCO HOUSE, In Fair Ha- WALKER * TINDALL offer In Fair fia- 1, A small house, well thoiiKht- year, etc. Write "Model A," Box Oil,Haven or Rumson. Write, "C. A. R.,"FURNISHER COMPLETELY. Three von, a hume at six large rooms, nil out for a home of lasting comfort and large airy rooms, with private kitchen, and farm utatcs. gtits High- ven, in Ideal location. Livinic room, NA"VKS7NK—An acre plot with a run- charm. Right on this bus llnr: near lied Hank. Boy. 511, Red Bank. fireplace, dining mom, minporch. twu oiivenlfnccK-. large corner tot; two-car ning hrnok. Owner recently remodeled WANT TO BUY nuy tyne of firearms, bath, Frlgldalre. Separate entrance. Mod- way 34, Holaidil. Phone Holndil KiirnKc: Rrreens, storm -.ask. Owner mtHt and town, in a nice reKidentinl ern convenience". Near Red Ban!;. bedrooms and bath, automntlr mih hot a tine old burn lulu a cottnKe Ihnt hat district. l-'our-room bungalow with MVnrdK, (hirers, knives and masks; 9-6601. . water heater, hot water, oil heat, im- II. Asking le>K than he paid one year real charm. Tlir Ntudlo living rnom Id most iimiaunl the hotter. Any condi. Kennshurg. Leonardo navy pier. buseH, aK«. Price f. 1.1,000. 19 Eait Kront ftunimrlor, bath; low taxei, ntu] a real WANTED TO RENT iralnn. Weekly raw. Phiwc KB I-Oi'14,- mediate occupancy. Lartir mortgaKc 35 feet itnd hns H firepllcr, three firul at 11.300. Itny Stillman & Asso- lion. Brinir Ilium to the Yankee Trader, LOTS—Located on Katherim avenui, available. Asking price II:'.««(!. Al- t[ri-<±. Red Jlnnk. Phone KB »-277n.- .corjinj). bntli, ajid kitchen romplr-lc •<:, West l'riinl »tr™t, iilmnu RE 6-2247. ONE-ROOM APARTHENT, 'unfurnished, WAl.KEIT* TlNffALL offer In Mhlillc- ciates. 61" Urmwl «tri.,.i. Red Hnnk, on THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment. all improvemrnts. Large closet anil between C'oMvcr Lan* and Riviriid* laire ft Son Agency, Inc. Phono RK ttif> picture; oil burnliiK vnpor heat : one- HlKhwiy ,1o. (Between Red Bftnk an4 Heat furnished. For permanent retu- Drive, Middlctown. For detail*, write -,-3450. tuwn viihiKe, H completely remodeled sr gsi'HKe. The |>rlre U only *H,OO0. atoraire= space. Private entrance. Lotn- lo Mrs. J. P. Norell, 510-A South 5tl> home of ni\ roomi, oil heat, screens, Shri^sbury.l Phone RK 1-5111. dencc for young lady being transferred tion on river, near hui and station. Suit- i'lVK-ROOM STUCCO buniraliiw. ('ran- William II. MintrliiKinn (Firm). Realtor), to Home Olh'ce in Red Bnnk. M. Puma, street. Las Vegas, Nevada. 'torm sash; ono-rit- Karagc; handy loca- Rumsnn. Phonr Rl) 1.0400. ONK BT.OCri "FROM "OCEArf — A SITUATIONS WANTED able for huslness couple and light plet^ly furnii>hed, in Knir Hnvcn; lr>t ilreimed-of house uf real comfort anil 506 No. 4th street, Newark, i'honc Hum- 1 50x150, wrU landscmied; bath, nilh tion. Only IH.500 fnr f]iiii>k nnie, I!) housekeeping. Phone RE (S-43U-J. KONG SITE. Large beautifully land- Kasl I'ront sired, Red Hank. Phone Rfi RUMSON —Lovely l»rick residence, Con- luxury. In a fine lorjition. Flfat floor, FARMER'S ATTENTION I Farm oandt bolrtt 3-2.-.4R. leaped corner lot, in best residential shower, two hedrnnms: one-car unrntrc; • IIIH four bedroiim", two colored tile living room, kitchen, dining room, COUPLE—No children, dcslrv two or BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, large three- •ectlon of Little Silver. Call RE $-S38«. hot wster coal heat. Price 110,1100. Al- baths, large livinic room with o|>m Are- 1 and dairy hands supplied. Phone you* ruom river apartment, modern, pri- WAL*KEtTli TINDALL oiler in Red Rank Iinfttt , sun loom, bur, pow M. L.." Box lill. Red Bank. HKJ-3S0O.* floor; oil heat: two-ear gnniK**: new which ire stilt available on a few cot-cleareil. This is a farm of the highest BUNGALOW—Five rooms* bath, large 1 baliinre IH rent. Double house, seven >';ie nf henuty nnd uscfulneSR. Modern ma-j. CHRISTIAN FAMILY dosinn three-hed- HEAlifllUl. .LAt«iK «tudi<, raom, «!! d'h, deep u'aler ani'lioraicc tir* other rimm* I'nvii. improvement.!. Small don-ii tages. MoriiKey A V/nlkcr, Miiln nnd rnom unfurnished houft<> in vicinity of n.odt>rn improvements, including a cneluseil porcli, automatic oil heat, hot attractive ffntui'es: 113,500. Jos.M.h C. payini-nt. InnK terms. Phone EA X. Church street H, KemiBlnirK. lictureituue rnnch-tyiie home, comitlo.tely WOULD LIKE WO UK Mondayl, Tuel- Fort Monmnuth, on year around bnsiH. private entrnnce. On bus line. For in- vatir; Ion taxes; $6,400. Phone RU 1- McCue Aeency. Rpnltor. Phone RU I- liHlilatcil, five bedriiDms. two hatbs, fire- duy» mid Wednesdays and evening*, (I7i» OSSK^M." A FINK OLD IIOMK of wven ronmi. ilare, II rooms in nil. Farm provide! « to 0. Mrs. Nettie Vanllorn, 267 Me.Call Major Reiser EA 3-1060, ext, 363formation call RE 6-4028-M. 1)444 or RE 6-1 47n. MiliDLETOWN. Country home. CMin! neat' I'nit Monmoulli nnrl i'nhVL>ni**rit after 4 P. M." 4 I i - ROOM A I' AKTHENTS, unfurnishwl. BHIUK BUNGALOW. Five rooms; spa- i benutirul view, little brook nine i'jl«nic_iiU'eet, lied Jinnk.* ciuuB groundt: gas heat. Location, S'J EXTRAORDINARY VALUE, In a re- room, ilinlng room, kitchen, thrc; luiHcii HurmoniouHly ,|i>roi-fiti>il, witln around two side*. Attarhcd t^nra^e. trac* J'AMTCVMAN, l-clinble, "wants part-time Heat and hot water included; also five atricted residential colony, liver lf liedrooms and bath; shade treti; near t'tank flnnrq in living room xrn) rilttlntf tor house. Good location on hard sur- rooms, unfurnished. Nice location In Red Parkway, SufinycreM, Little Silver. work, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Terms can be arranged. Phone RE b- acre, beautifully landscaped ground*. school. Price $11,800. Grorge S, room, modern kitchen mmt three fced- [eetd roid: $3j,000. Kay Stlllmsn ft Handyman, caretaker, chauffeur. Willing APTS. wd ROOMS TO RENl Bank. J. A. Halch, real estate. Phone 4571." Frame residence, ilite roof, excellent Schanck. 8 Linden piece. Phone RE 9- roomi. Situnted nn • landMtped half* 4IFi Rroad street, nn SUt* to wurk anywhere, at anytime, Phone RE 6-4158.* condition, containing ten i-oomR, two 0397.• •cro plot, lnclurifli a two-car gamg* Hifhwiy 15. hetween Red Bank anil AT. 1-IM'J-ll.- FYVE ROOMS, furnished, IToS per KIOHT-RUOM HOUSE, at 86 Herbert bathi. hot air keat, coal. Owner mov- with a thr.c-room apartmrnt above; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, • Third ave- itreit. Ret Bank. Phom R. B. 4- RETTBAfri*—In good residential lection. ft4,000. liiwley Agency. Acroit th« Shrewibury, Ph_nne RE_^..11_^I. EXPERIENCED COOK, city or country, nue, AT 1-0386.-J; 3>L> and 4^3-room month: five roorna furniihed, 1125 y.ir ing to Florida. Will sacrifice at $!.',,000. Two-family houie. 12 rooms, oil bur. month, with utilities. Both are located »»«»-* after B P. HI* hrldg*. in IHddl*tcwn, 8HREW8BURY RIVER. Sltuited on a sleep In. No laundry; references, apartmenta in fine residential section. r Joseph 43. McCu« Agency. Realtor. Phont ner. Immediate poilenlon; $10,101). on prlvnte estate near Red Bank. J. t Alir~HAV"Er}=Excil!int opportunity RU 1-0444 or RE 4-1470. George S. Schinek Agency, • Linden Denfnsuts, sturdily constructed, eight- Phom HE 8-5168.' All modern conveniences. LITTLB SILVKH. ftecommtnded for room, yur around home, oil burner BEAUTICIAN, available for Saturday, FURNISHED ROOM—Airy, croaa ven- A. Haigh. real eitate. 157 Broad itrett. for profeiiionat man on River road. LITTLE SiCVER—Dutch Colonial. Cen". place. Phone RE «-O3»7.' valut. A ilx-rtsom horn*. Thret bed- Red Bank. Phon« RE «-4IS8 - Large eight-room houie, bath, lavatory. htit; nleff ground.. Owner moving. only. Cull EA 8-1177. tllated room, in Riverside Heights. ; ter hall, living room, dining room, MTTLK SILVER—One house left at roomi, full cellar and garage. On«-half Asking $I4,SOO. Sweeney Agincy. Mon* FURNISHED APARTMENT for light automatic heats three-ear garage; plot kltehin, four bidroami. h*th, oil h*>at; liAKIJENF-K. Thorough knowledge per. Newly decorated, oil heated in winter* 7Si200. Price $14,700. Minugk Agency. $10,500. Four room! and tile bath, block from buiei. Near to (he Littlfl mouth svenue. Phone RU 1-1492. tainlng to upkeep of private eltati, Plenty of hot water. On three bua Hues. housekeeping, three roomi and bath, irarage. Excellent value. Owner, aalting oil heat. In thi nleiat residential area, Silver arhool; $1 fi,000. Saa LawUy near bus line, for eouple. Inquire at Phone RU 1-0711.* SlfllEVySIIURY—Elm U»: two lot-. (lowers and vegetable!. Excellent refer* Breakfast privileges If dellrej. Adultl $11,000. Joseph Mrs. P. Kl«»aen. week; ten minutes walk to Pert Mon- Grand Manor. Homei from $11,000 a house that etppralm for $t,f>00 incoma tro^trty at a very rmonabla mouth, Call EA S-0811. To uttli eitite. John L, Klnugh road, 80x260 feet. Price f 1.800 *>Rch. drcn afternoons 1 to 5. Call RE 1-2382 SI MAPLE AVENUE—Furnishtd moms. Agincy, Rumion. roid. Phom RU 1- up. Convenient to school!, chopping, more than It i.lli for? Five roomi and coit. Centrally located. $** Latr]«y [nqulre 121, Harding road. n>d Hank. lietween^ 9 nnd_U A. M^_; One of Red Bank's most convenient FUltNISIIEI) ROOM, with kltchin prlv- transportation. For full particular*, tile bath, oil heit; garage: on beautiful Agency. Acroai tha bridge In Middle- llONMOUTlPBEACH. Spaciou* yenr- illges. On bus line, near Broad strut. coniuit Jonph G, McCue Agency. Real- town. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, young man, locations. Call Red Bank 4-H»4. Mrs. FAIR HAVtK, Ricsntly n-d.cor.t»d large lot. I>rire II 1,000. Veteran need! Sound 10-room home, titeam hrnt; desires job aa handy man or helper Dowstra. ' Phone RE H-Hfil. tor. Phone RU 1.0444 or RE »-147O. $500. Rchwarts-Macklln, I White itreet. * 16,0(10. THIS HOUB li located on-, re ground*. Owner moving, will nae* BEDROOM AND" SEPARATE kitchen. ilx.room cotUge, thre* bedrooms, Phone RK ••Sill. mile from tha Monmouth race track nl nny kind. Cull RK 8-45!>«-M. MAPLE GROVE HOTEL open all year. bath, full cellar, new kot water oil heat- rifle**: 110,000. Sweeney Agency, Mnn*> GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Live In, help Italian mtals: newly decoratid, kitch- suitable for young lerviee mm and NORTH SHREWSBURY river. Cen- H'DbLEToWR-One block from bill and fi -mile fron the Pleaiura Bay mouth avenue. Phone RU J-H92. wife or business couple. No children, ing lystem. Convenient location; taxel bridle. Recently decorated. Six room* with enokins. Phone MI 5-0352-J. L. !n priVilegts, reasonable rates. Furnished $9S. Price $10,500. John L. MlnugU tury old ten-room Colonial, three and ichool. New 4 \4 -room bungalow, r BO7MMd Johnson.* apsrtmfnt. gai, elictric, h COMPACT Cape Cod. Lilttii DEPARTMENT OF STATE pin. r IIUIH: HE, wofloi-ni buildings, large landscaped plot. Month- Silver. Firt-'plac*. dinette, two bed- CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION MAN WANTS position as chauffeur. Re- TWO FURNISHED bedroomt, with lied Bank. Call RE «-6230. RU 1-0716.' SEW TWO-FAMILY home. First floor, liable and capable. 71 Chestnut av«> kitoken privileges. Inquire after C fiUSSO'N—furnished rooms, with klteh- ly payment! approximately $!t4.r>0. rooms, tile hath, oil heitt, Ex.mmiun HCC> To all to whom these prescnti may NEW BRICK HOME — Superior con- fivo rooms and bath. Rents for $110.Schwarti-Macklln. 8 White atreet. Phone and hour; attnciwtl gnrttuvi flS.^OU. nue, Atlantic Highlands. Phone AT !• P. M., 276 Mechanic itrest, Red Bank. en privilege!. Phone BU 1-1174. •traction; alite roof, eight roomi, !i$. Second floor, three roomi and bath, rents eomf, Greeting*; 2(199.' Phone Red Bank 0-1274. RtS S-SISK. Uro»iini(cr ft llfller, Hroml and Me- WHEREAS, It appfara to my latii- THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. All foot living room, fireplace, two tllid for $90. Also good summer rental. TVo chanic itreoti. I'honw RK ft-.! 100. WOMAN WISHES general housework. BEAUTIFULLY furnished roomi, with bathi, automatic hut; attached gang*: blockl to beachei, Itorei, ichool; two SEVEN-hOOM HOUSE; two-csr gsrage- faction, by duly authenticated record of hot and cold running water, twin utilities supplied: year around; I7S • lot 75x322, Highway $6, laeond house QOOli rKOPOKTIOK and almplii illgnit>. the proceedings for the voluntary dlsio- Sleep in. Write, Mrs. Kuaner, R. D. month. Phone HI $-1283. one-acri wooded plot. Price $SJ.5OO. buiel pall door; tiled kitchen and bath, from Frost avenue. Immediate posses- 1. Box 21)9. Wall street, Long Branch.' double bedi, large clean kitchen, dining John L. Minugh Agency, phone RU 1- •hower, two refrlgirators, two stoves, Large living room, fireplace, three bed* Ititlon thereof by the unanimous consent room, nice residential aectlon, on bus TWO ROOMS—Kitchen Vlivileni. 114 sion. Phone AT 1-1662-J. Mrs. R. A. roomi, recreation room, laundry; at- of all tho itnckhotiicrs, deposited in m; HIGH SCHOOL BOY wishes position for 0716," Venetian blinds, screens, full dry cellai, line. Phone LO 6-5884-R. Hardlnic road, Rid Bank. Phone RE Cooper. tached garage; half-acre pint; $20,000. office, that Bond FrintinK Co., Inc.. » summer months. Store work !>?<• jju. _^ L1NCROFT—MODERN Cap* Cod bun-steam heat, outside now being painted' (Srosainger 4 Hellur, llroad and Mo-corpdratlon of thin State, whose prin* ferred. Call KE 6-0618. PINE RIDGE. Rumson, two large bed- large lot. Rent from either apartment SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW" TWO miiia TWO ftEWLY decorated roomi. Hot galow, living room, dinette, kitchen, from station; oil heat, electric hot chanlc atreetH. Phone RE ••2100.* elpal oflic« la lituted at No. 710 Mattl* roomi, in private home s near bui line: pay* mortgage. Live rent free. Owner *^***^T^^^^^^"^3TR7***RT*J*^^'^ • J" L ' '.^^T*^ ' 'I ' ^^"^^^*^™^^**f' CAPABLE MIDDLE-AGED woman want! waier at all tlmei, One block off two bedrooms, bath, automatic heat; water hcatir; two-ear garagis lot r-OUR-HEDHOOM Rid Bank home. Laris inn avenue, In the City of Anbury Park, position as domestic help In imall garage available. Business man, Phonl Broad street, Red Bank. Call RE I- full cellar; two-car garage; V-acr* plot. must **ll bec*uie of out-of-town po- County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- RU 1-0951-B. . iltlon. Call LO 6-5132. 100x1 BO: thicken house. Phone RE 4- roomi; handy location. Naedl dceor* family. Write, "E. I).," Box fit, Red 4396-W.' Prle* $7,500. John L. Minugh Aginry, itU-W. atlnir, iome nodernlnatlon: birn; (•- aty (Vincent P. Keuper, being the agent Bank.' Rumion road, phone RU 1-0716, TWO HOMES—Six roomi each; garage; thtreln and in charge thereof, upon MOLLY'PITCHER Tillage. Branch empty. Sale or rent. York avenue, ATLANTIC HlGHLANbS. Rsducid In raa*e. Aikinir tH.ROU. tiroislnger 4 whom protest may he nerved), has com* GIRL DESIRES day'a work. Call RE price. Eight-loom home. In flne con- Htllar, Broad and Mechanic itttati. 6-4110.W. and Madleon avenuei, &',»• IS2; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Port Monmouth. E. Stringer.~* plied with the requirement! of Title 14. TTr^SIX roomi. bathTi^to"- dition. New porch, tiew furn*ee, niw Phom KE 6-aioo.' Corporations, G<>m>rnl, of Rfiviiea MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN widow 4',i, 191; five rooms, $105. Bui line. matle heat, electric range, lereini ind BUNGALOW—Four half rooms, bath; roof, large groundi;. Near all transpor- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE the Weart- attiehed garage. Nutiwnmp road, fR LEISURELY LIVING: sia-room Statute* of N«*w Jerney, preliminary t» would like part-time work nursing or Roliton Waterbury, Realtor. It •form mh: dock, garage, boithouii; lot tation, schools snd churches. Phone AT the iiiutng of this Certificate) of Dii> rooking. Phone RU 1-0379. Nemcth Agency can be contacted at 50x28t. Riducid price $10,000. John Box 13. Red Bank. Louls_KBsiuba^__ 1-05106. river/ronb reiidtfnc", llumlon. Dock. Wett Front street. Phone RE I. L, Mlnugh Agency, Rumion road, hpono TERRACE DOMAiN—Charming ilx- Three bedroom!, steam heat, oil fired, aotutlon. POSITION AS fnrdcncr-superlntcndent any time after office hours or Sunday* BtfillT-llOOM HOtJSfc and hath. All by man with outstanding record a* 3500. Aik toa Mrs. Warth.* by calliug EA 3-0541, RE 4-IJ9»-M or RU $-071_«. room cottage, (threo bedrooms), law's sunroom; two-ear garax«. Aiklnic $20,- NOW THEREFORE. I, Lloyd B. improvements: ^-acre of ground: gi- 000. Grossinger 4V Hcllrr, llraad and farmer-gardr.ncr. Knows thoroughly RE 6-4206-W.* RUMSOfl—Attractive ilx-room . houu, living room, aevcral roomy closets, KC chicken house and fruit treis. On Mnrth, Secretary of State of the State •team oil heit; detached RC, automatic heat, full cellar, expan- CHESTER SALISBURY. Defendant. Civil REAL ESTATE FOR RENT f URHTSHED CHEERFUL rooms. Com- bungalow; automatic heat; hardwood cottage. Living room, dinini; rnom, Writ* Hv>re(t H. Thorns, Klng'l' sion attic, Imulatlon; attached garaga; Action iVotfce of Order for Publication.' ptcte housekeeping, ' Frigidaire. Lo- floors i price $8,800. G. 1. no down pay- TITOMPSON AGENCY-Mod-rn colonial. tiled kitchen, powder room, too bed- Hlghwiy, Mldelltlowa. Plot «7xl50. Price 111,000. John L. TO: CHESTER SALISBURY: OFFICES—In K-lly building, corner cated next to Caramel Ice Cream Shop ment. Approximate total monthly pay- Eight rooms. 2<,j bathi. fireplace, nil rooms, bath, hot air oil heat: garage Minugh Agency. Rumion road. Phone By virtue of an order of the Superior Brond street and Hnrdlr.g road. Apply and near Elmer's. 13 Morford place. ments $56. Weart-Nemeth Agincy, 42 hut, pine panelled den: two-ear at- RU 1-071-g.* tached garage. Fine location: 123.500. with breeieway. Asking $11,800. Byrne VAN HoftN-sU-room CIPI Cod, tour Court of New Jeriey, Chancery Division, your broker, or J. K. Kelly Co., BidRed Bank. Phone RE 6-H7.VJ." Broad street, Phom BE 1-2840.* Aa-ency. Phone RU 1-1 HO.* bedroomi, two baths; nur ichooli HOUSE—Four bedroomi, bath, lavatory, Monmouth County, made on the 8th da) Bunk. Thompiim Agency. II Eiit Front itrest. modern kitchen, oil burner; garag*; FURNISHED seven-room apartment, two RED BANK—Convenient location, six Phone RE 6-0700.* and *torei. Finplace, ell burntr; *un- nf July, 1949, In a came wherein Ruth MARIE COX AGENCY—Choice rental! baths, will dlvid* to ault. Write, Box rooms and bath; one-car garage; an THE DENNIS K. BYRNE Agency large lot. Convenient location; aewer D, Salisbury la plaintiff and you are tie- »AOENC¥Itum.on locn- deck; double gsrage: 111,800. Ray Van for nummcr or racing siHion; ill 864, Leonardo/ excellent valuo for $10,500. Weirt- ha* several ehoice home! for laic. Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone RK connection. Prlea 112,000. Frank P. fendint, you arc hereby required to ant sizes, all prices. Portaupeck, Oceanport RED BANK—Four-room apartment, two Nemeth Agency, 4! Broad itreit. Phone tion. Attractive eolontal home on 6-4100.* La,wei, 15 Newman Springs road. Red iwer the complaint of the plaintiff of borough, phono LO 6-1602. RE f-2240.* wooded plot. Six roomi. bath, fireplace, For appointment! call at 8 West Bank.' or before the 9th day of September, bedrooms. Immediate occupancy, un- all heat; attached garage: $14,710. VA14 HORM-Attraetiv* Fair Havea ilx" furnished. Phone DE 7-8825. Bivir road, Rumion. or phone RU room boms. 1'lreplaci, inelolid porch, AUTHENTIC COLONIAL homa, built fn next, and In default thereof,. auch judg- DESIRABLE STORE. Carlton thea- SHREWSBURY towmhiD — B'Jngalow, Thompson Ac%cy. 81 East Front itrect. the 17th century. House thoroughly ment will be rendered a (ruin at you at THREE-ROOM NEWLY furnished apart- Six rooms; garsgi. Cornir lot 18*114. Red Bank. Phone RE 6-0700.* 1-1160.* hot water all hut: landicapid plot ter building. Rent 9150 per ment in Mlddletown township; 15 min- Hot water heat, with oil. Priei 17,900. 100x160; old apple triu; $l$,000. Ray mod trailed. Four bedroomi. two bathi, the Court shall think equitable and just month. Apply Manager, Carlton utes from Red Bank; year around; Wcart-Ncmcth Agincy, 42 Broad strut. THOMPSON AGENCY—Attractive ntw AtLANTtC HIGHLANDS. Six roomi. Vm Horn Agency. Fair Haven. Phon* powder room, five nroplaeaa with orig- Th* object or said suit it to obtain adult! only. Phone AT 1-157B-J. colonials. Living room, dlmtte. kitch- Bendix wtihir, niw gas range, ex- RE 6-4100.* inal mantel. Wide hoard floori, veran- a judgment of divorce between said theater. Phono BE 6-2240.' en, two bedroom*, tile bath.i automatic dai, attractive kitchen with old Dutch plaintiff and you. DESIRABLE ROOM, second floor, front, cellint location; one-car garage. Asking VAN HORN—Fair Hav*a kanialpw. KGD BANK—Splendidly conditioned 7- heat; one-car garage: $ll,7!0. Tkomp- $7,800. Weirt-Nemeth Agency, 41 Conveniint loeation. flv* room, lot oven, but thoroughly up-to-date. Shade Dated: July 11th. 1949. GARAGE—IS a month. 18 South near bath; alflo front room, first floor, room houie. tiled bath, ultra modern aon Agency, 81 East Front itreet. Phone treeei. Atio alx-room cottage; barn; FLORENCE F. FORGOTSON, street, Red Bank. Phoni (-4161-W private lavatory. Fine for renting: Broad atreet. Phone RE $-2240.' witer hsat, automatic gaa kot water kitchen, oil heat: two-car garage, thoua- RE 4-0700.' heater; garage: 17,600 cash, leaf Van itudio: U icrei. high elevation, fl*h Attorney for Plaintiff, nfter 6 P. M. gentlemen, will rent single, Central resi- and a recently spent for modernisation. SHhBWSbURy—Five-room ^bungalow pondi, barhecue. Alking 849,500. Sub- 90 Broad Street, dential location. Phone RE 6-0892-W THOMPSON AGENCY—Niw bungalow. Convenient location. -Large enclosed Horn Agincy. Fair Havin. Phom RK BUNGALOW—FOUR room, and batli.' Aiklng $16,000. Sw«ni» Agency. Four roomi and bath, oil heit: fj,900. 6-4100.' ject to offer. Taxel only $189. Roliton Red Bank, New Jeriey. nil modern improvement*. Will share before «:30 for nppointment.* Phone RU 1-14»2. '. •unporch, cmtrll heating. Price «7,000, Waterbury, Realtor, 11 Weit Front Low down payment for non- fettr*n>. Weart-Nemcth Agency, 42 Broad atreet. Monmouttt County Surrogate's Office. with service couple. No pltl. 'Call RK PLEASANT FURNISHED" room. tJcTTr RUMSON — Splendid ana. Lira:* For vetenni. 100% G. I. loin. Thomp- VAN' HORN-!l«luded "riverfront home. street. Phone RE <-3500.* 6-1274, or at 276 Mechanic itrtet, Hrd bus line. 67 Harrison avenue. Cat! grounds. Cape Cod Colonlil, flvl son Agency^ 81 Eait Front itrett. Phone ipnc RE 4-2240,• Four *cr*i, rolling groundi. Bsautlful RIVERFRONT—Slx-room cottage, two In the matter of the estate of A mo I Bank RE 6-1624-R. roomi, fireplace, tile hath, hot water tlS'TON FALL8 AREA—Sumtantlul old homeitead: flreplacn, iteam heat: T. Dwight, deceased. Notice to credi- barn; boathouie: US,000. Ray V«n tile htthi, picture window with flve- SUMMER ItENTAL. Six-room furniah'td TW.._O BEDROOMS. Private family. 2J heat, oil. E.xcillent condition; 113,000. home with over one acre of property. mlle view; attached garage; large plot, tors to present claims agsinst estate. THOMPSON AGENCY '—. Riverfront Conveniently located on paved highway Horn Agency, Fair Harm. Phone RE Punuant to the order of Dorman Me* house from AiiKilst • 6, or will rent Marion street, Red Bank. Phone RE Sweeney Agency, Phone RU 1-1492. homesitei: 100.foot ptoti; IS.50*. in town. Aiding 125,000. Roliton 4-153S. SHREWSBURY RIVER. Owner moving. Priced at low figure to allow for re. 6-4100.* Faddin, Surrogate of the County of Mon- thrco bedrooms with full nrlvllcges. All Other reildentiil ploti, t7to and up. VAN HORN—Sitting for antiquu! Re- Waterbury, Realtor, 1A Weit Front improvements. Inquire Mrs. Ott, MBELFORD—Large, pleasant room for Will aacrlflce, Seven-room Colonial Country hllliitt, h\i acrei. IS.OOll. quired moderl'satlDii and Improvement to •treet. PhoneRE t^ mouth, made on tho twenty-seventh day Mnplewood avenue, Rumson, Phone RU produce ipacloui country home. An op- modeled century old home. Tin room*, of June, 1949, on the application uf woman. No objection to child. Share home, tiled baths, hot water heat, oil, Thompson Agincy. II Eait Front itmt. LTTTTtt E^t ^ItVERHOft^ E of ieven room*, 1-U449-M. kitchen and home. Near trains, buses fireplace. Completely furniihed. Perfect Phone RE 6-07(10.* portunity for individual expression in three tilths, two flrenlaeee, Dutch oven. Frederick Dwight, Sole Executor of tht (Iteration and redecoratlon. C. I'. Bor- fireplace, oil burner: lot ffOxtSO. On CAPE COD COTTAGE, lurniihcd. Flvi and' itores, 110 weekly. Phone KE 6- condition; $15,000. Sweeney Agency, Six acrei; garage: $27,100. Ray Van eitate of Amos T. Dwight, deceased, no* lKflALoW-Om mil* to K.o Bank den. Shrewibury. Phone RK 6-1661 ur Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phon* RE bua line, near achool; S 11.000. RolatoM tlcc ia hereby given to the creditors of I rooms, In restricted section of Rum- IU3-J. . Monmauth avenue. Phone RV I-MI8 buiintis Kctlon; 4>~j room: built In Watirbury, Realtor, 16 West Front :!i-ROOM FURNISHED apartment O. H. Nevius RE 4-im.J. «4I(IO* Mill deceased to exhibit to the sub- son, For lent ahuut Sciitcntber loth, RUMSON—Attention G. I.I Owner mor. 1946; tabulated, oil heat, itorm wlndnwi: atreet. Phone RE 8-35flifl/ m scriber, sole executor, as aforvaald. theii lor further information, writs "T. H. Near bus line. Frigidaire, electric, gas. ing. River view, six-room dwelling, LI1TLE SILVER. Convenient for, com- VAN HORN—Juat npalnted. gpaciou* $8,500. Write, "Bungalow," Bex 911. muter. Modern brlek faced bungalow, two-story home, tiled bath, flreplace. filATt R'iVfiR—Larger home of eight debts and demands against the said es- H.," BOX fill, Red Bank, heat and hot water. Yearly. Couple excellint condition, two bithi, hot water Red Bank," Rpaclnui roomi; four bedroomi, two tate, under oath, within six months from preferred. Phone LO 6-4510. heat, oil. Immediate occupancy. Low two bedrooms, tile bath, Venetian blinilii, modern kltchin, oil he*t, icreened BUSINESS PROPERTY—Located at 11 FOUR.ROGil BUNfJALOW. Living-room, electric range, brmeway and garage; porch: doublt garage. Asking $11,100. hathi; lavatory t 30-foot living room. the date of the aforesaid order, or they Union street, Red Bank, adjacent to ATTRACTIVE CORNER room, on ftnt carrying charges; $9,700. Swiinny two bedrooms, kitchen and bath, Full Firflplart: oil heat; river righta; 913,- will he forever barred of their action! door, private entrance, centrally lo- Agincy. Phone RU 1-1492. plot Nlxl(7. Priced attractively at Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Hivtn. Boatimnn'a Shop, 80x60 feet. First and eillar, exesllent furnace, icreeni, itorm $11,600. C. F. Bordm. Shrewibury. .1iS0. Roliton Waterhury. Renltor, 1« therefor against the said subscriber. second floors, office, Inquire Boatman'* cated. For a conservative builneis OiTSoN, Parmly Park-Klc* location. mh, icreenad porch, niw roof, neintlr Phone RE 6-4100.* Wait Front itreet. Phone RE B-SSOO.* Phom RE 4-1661 or G. H. Nevliu 6- VAN HORN—Riverfront horn*. Four- Dated: Freehold. N. J.. June 27. 1941, Shop. 84 Wharf avenue, Red Bank. woman with reference!, 186 Broad Large plot, near bul. Many ihad* Minted. Price $7,000. Phone RB 4-1I$|J Co!-6KtAiti FARMHOUSE type. Near FREDERICK DWIGHT. GALL RE 6-0410 to Hat your property itreet. Phone RE 6-1H55.J.' tre». All utllitin at eurb, $960. CharlM O77J-M.* mile view. Six-room Colonial. Modem river. Mnrisrnlzc-l and attractively River Rou, I.awl«y Agency. rait HAVEN-Flve.room houae with •ubitintlal pre-war conitructinn. oil heat: attached garage: HI,000. Riy Mesiri. Appetite, Foster, Reussille, avenue. Phone HE 6-l6fiO. Phone RU 1-1492. bath. Price 14,50(1. Call RB 6-1714-R. automat!? bent. Very desirable homa. Cornwall ft Green, StAUNci'S, !ir. Haln strcei7~Elaont5wn7 Large lunporeh, three bedrooms: deep Van Horn Anency, Fair Havin. Phone RoUton Waterbury. Rpnltor, 16 Went New hnuno for rent, aeven roofnl, hot BEDROOM ANTPKITCHEN for couple, RUMSON—Eitate ana. Excellent loca- ISRir-plf^RirEpl.OfLocati^ d on louth lid* lot with excellent garden. Located in RE 6-4100,' !)4 Broad Street, one block from Broad Itreet! allo bed- tion, One acre, landscaped nicely. Spa- Front itreet. Phone RE <»35Q0._* Red Bank, N. J. water heat, nil modern ihiprovemcntR. of Plnckney. road, 460.foot front by area of enhancing values. Adjacent to VAN HORN—Thia excellent home of Phunn EA 3-3144/ room for gentleman. 91 Wallace itreet. cloui ilx-room dwelling, hot water heat, 110, Inqulra 126 Harding road, Red bui line creates Ideal home for com- lHVEtrTiroiN'f--6n the north aide of Red Bank.* oil: river access: $lr,,7r,0. Sweeney Bank, seven rooms will give yeirs of com- Monmouth County SurrogaU'a OfAct) BEAUTIFUL MODERN .even-room muter. Priced at $14,750. ('. l\ lloi- fortable iitiiflctlon. Oil heat, fireplace: the Shi'fj-tvBhury river. Eight-room house, two baths: two-car garaga. TWOTSOOM APAKTifENtrKltcher, and Agency. Phone RU I-14P2. STLVKK RIVER klLLS— Three loti, 87- din. Shrewibury. Phone RK 6-1661 i.r tury old colonial; four acroti, 300-fuot In tho mutter of the estate of Julia bedroom, furniihed, gai, electric, lame girsircf 112,000. Ray Van Horn N. Lfttfe, dcceiscd. utllltlea furniihed, 185. Adultl. Phone EATONTOWN—New Colonial home. Phnne o«rti*r, KE 6-0444^ • oath, within six months from the riatf iIInlnK room, kitchen, powder room, oil AT 1-1600. vicinity, New flve-robm hnngalow, Mnrvlu, MA I-SJ16H, Fine conitnietlon,. living room, fire- RUMSON—Property comprliti more lircd hot wrier heating aystem! 1250 of tht aforesaid order, or they wilt hi tllo bath, flrcnlscr, oil fired, full cellar, NEWl^TiiifFtWl^FLtDF , on .ino-acrn land^ place, den. modern kitchen, four large FAIR HAVEN, $9,000 buys a six- than one acre of ground. Situated In forever barred of their actions therefoi mnrithly, Alfrnt Showier, Oconn arenue, FURNISHED ROOMS. Single, or expaniiloii attic. No down payment re- leapud Plot; six-room bouse, plui ex- bedrooms, tvro tiled bath', Knehler heat: ono of th«) finest residential areas of against the snld subscriber. Monm_oiltli I^acli, ^ double! also 2 or 8-room apart- quired, $60 per month. R, R, Nicosia paniion attic; breer.oway; two-car «a- nttachi'd garage, Priced helnw colt «l room houio In excellent condition, beautiful Rumson. The residence which Agency, 41 East Front itnst. Phom llt.OOO, Clll EA 8-0588-M, Nicely decoratid, modern kltchin Is of fnma construction contains fnue Datedt Freehold, N. J., Juno 23. L04D. FIVE-HtfOM HOUSE—Two bedrootna ment, private bath! adultl, Enjoy $'J 1,000. C, F, Borden, Shriwiburv. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND ' unstnlra, threo room* dowmtnlri, RE 6-'24B.* VIVE-BEDROOM houu, In Rid Bank, Phone RE 6-1*61 or G. H, Nivlu* 4- and bith, full, cellar, oil (Ind hot maitsr bedrooms, two muter bnths, two chimney nil ttnvo for hunting: daa.il »nd the country with all city convin- NEW HOU8B8, bungalow and 1H-story niar/*tor«i, two ichooli, good loca- 16SI-J.* maids' rooms, maid's bath, living room, TRUST COMPANY OF RED HANK. utrcct, large back yard. Children al- lincei. Brand new home and fur- eonntriictlnn. Dowlen park, Red Bank. water heat. Near school, stons and dining room, pintry, kitchen and laun- Byi RALPH S. PEAKCft tion, hot water, oil' htat. Priitnt mort* LITTLE SILVER—Corner property with Trust Officer. lowed! 140 monthly. Phone KB <- nlshtngi. Thi rates are ao low Phono UK 0-3207. :IIIK« $9,!i00 at 4%, Asking price (10,- 125-foot frontage on Rumsmi mail. bin. Call RE 6-1SSI1.J.* dry. Oaragu on the nremlns, for thne 1801-y. 500, Allalra 4V S*n Agency Inc. Phone can, with apirtmmt for chauffeur. r>C> Brnnd Street, * they would lurprlie you, Two mllei BECFSWD—Sew hoim, flvi roomi and Adjacent to bui line. Substantial home • Rod Batik, N. J, COMMERCIAL SPACK, located In heart bath, full cellar, iteam heat, ell bur- RK -M-O with four bedroomi. Riquirei lomc tm !fIX-R00M mt'tfs'ETthrtl bedroomi, liv Grounds are well tnndscaptd and have of Koynort, 11111111111) for ofllcis, nun- to Red Bank. Bus ilops at door. provemtnt, hut excellent vilue at 112, Ing room, dining room, kitchen, bstni many fine spevlmcit shude treei. Offeraa Appltgate, Fohtcr, Reusillle, Cornwtll ner, copper plumbing, oak flnnri, plai* FOR SALK OR RENT—New eonstruc- A Grctn. Eat]*.. iiuctui'lnir of UTnrlug annnrol, or light Charlie, Lunditi, Newman Spring! terfd throughout I plot (10x1 B». <1|M. tlon, iinfurninhrd hnuse, rnvin h*iu* onfl. V; P. Bni'dan, Shrewsbury, Thou* gtrigc; lot 60x1751 $11,0001 tix«l $41 at Sld.ooo. William H, lllnt.lmann m«nuf«ctiirlnr of any type. Immediulo UK ••H»l or fl, H, Nivlui RE 4, yiirly. ill Alcana Unit, Oesanport (Firm), ",tsllori, Rumion, Phono RU 1- Red Bink. N. J. Nidi Unerolt, 1 l llful rininii 1:3* month. Phone RE $- Attoratyi, orcupanty. phoni KB 7-1011. tiW '«* Ml, tlrjwtWi «wm«f<. . "409, ' BED BANK REGISTER

N EXPANSION attic glvos A this small houso future possibilities, economical la build with twa bedrooms, it can ffaw with the family. The gracious contor hall, with winding staircase, is a fea- ture usually found in only largo dwellings. This detign i* tho Ooorgotto, No. Ml by ' McMwrray « Chirgotis, Ml Stuyvesont Avo., Union, N. J. Tho houso covors an aroa of 970 squaf* foot and tho plan call* for • snent. An exterior of wood

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J — HALL >» • PLAN5Q2.-B m CAPE COD theme in the south, this house can bo built A in any area. Heat is supplied by floor furnaces. Plan 502-1, by the Small Home Plan Service, Ion 2121 Woodlawn FIRST FLOOR PLAN St., firmingham 6, Ala., it covers 968 square foot, of which: the porch comprises 81 square feet. It fits a 50-ft. lot. MAKING A HOUSE YOUR HOME By VIVIAN BROWN F the American home is pret- I tier, more comfortable, more colorful, mere utilitarian than ever before, you can attribute it to the acceptance of modern ideas by the American house- hold, now giv- ing designers plenty of free- dom to ex- press their creativeness unhampered by conven tional ties. We no long- er hold to fast rules set down by other gen- erations. We know that a comfortable Vivian trawn home does not have to be cluttered with unusable objects, that furniture does not have to be mated to "suits." We buy for our own taste and enjoyment, things that give us personal comfort. Today the trend is more and more toward double-duty fur- nishings. There are vanity-desks for the bedroom-den; beds that fold into attractive watl cabinets only one foot and a half wide; dining tables that fold down from wall chests, chairs that become comfortable beds. The utilization of precious space is felt throughout the home. Coffee and end tables have drawers; desks have bookcases SOUTHWESTERN plan built into three sides; hassocks for a rambling house contain space for record albums. with glass walled rooms One Swedish modern table is embracing a garden court. first a coffee table, revolves up e This is Design A-508 by to card or end table level, then with the addition of two leaves W. H. Schumacher, Petro* serves as a dining table. leum.Bldg., Oklahoma City 2, Okie. The houso cover* about 1,800 square foot. rVO satisfy the housewife's pen- 3 . U is planned for basement*) .•*• chant for rearranging furni- ture every Spring—and perhaps less construction. Winter, Fall and Summer—there are sectional curved divans, cof- fee tables and chain built on rubber-tired wheels. In the bedroom, ovenfied beds -staking up no more space than twin beds—make their appear- ance with large fancy head- boards, tufted or plain uphoU SWIVH TAME stery. Mattresses are designed for beauty with bows and flower designs. Backgrounds of white, "shocking pink" and "sleeping slue" substitute for ordinary icking. Foam rubber cushioning n bedding and furniture is mak. ing a big hit. •• ... t(< *! RIGHTER hues In points, B wallpaper, rugs and fabrics Is perhaps ona of the gayer changes in the home. Victorian furniture designs are shown with colorful instead of somber fab- rics. Metallic materials are gain- ing in popularity, being-used for upholstery and drapery fabrics. Oversized flower materials in a colorful splash brighten up win- 1 dows. Photographic fabrics— THIS THREE-WAr unit offer's possibilities 'or u combining a personal photograph house Designed by Swedish c t ci f ISM,,, n .' >s f. #• motif, scenic or floral designs— coffee table ievolvps up lo ccnH tublr height In apply a rich unusual effect f( in i nq table by ci< I f 11 n(j 'wo leci v »•«, Rugs them simulating hand-hooked designs, are rich reproductions in a variety of weaves and col- ors, of hcre-to-fore expensive floor coverings. You can't ignore the modem trend. But modern furnishings once thought to be "one-world modern" now are being com- bined with Chinese and other period furnishings for harmo- nious effects. The owners' good taste and personality also are re- f/rsf Floor Plan flected in the selection of acces- sories and art collections to be used in the home. ; WO-STORY homes are economical be- Today's home can be a me- T cause of their smaller foundation area. The Southampton dium o( personalized poetic ex- This plan, the Southampton, by Arthur E. pression /or the budget-minded Allen, 90-04 161st St., Jamaica 2, N. Y., or the golden-ladened. It seems m as though the American house- covers 1,425 square feet with 23,100 cubU fjoer_ . hold is taking advantage of the feet, exclusive of th« garage.,' ^opportunity. ,, , BED P Pas* LEAVES POISON COWS. an antidote to overcome th* poison Celebrate 25th Anniversary if a cow should become sick from Add the wild cherry tree to the this cause, he urges. ii Harvey Miner langers of the dairy farm. Dan- ITCHING, ECZEMA trows to cattle, that is. In colonial times pastors were The Hattys" ANTIQUES New Editor of For some reason that perhaps paid in meat grown by Virgin* Us KIVKR ROAD, Rl MSOV, N. J. BUMSO.V 1-ettM he scientists can explain, wild planter*. BURNING :herry leaves eaten green do not Gifts of Distinction, Charm and Good Taste Rotary Cogs loison cows. But let a branch get iroken or the tree cut down so that SKIN? Local Rotariana he leaves wither, and there's a >rand new hazard to cow" health. fMW eMMIa Help Girl Seoute if you'r* styl«-wis«, budget-wistj If any cow finds these dried You Pay Nothing If Vol Delighted At County Camp leaves to her taste, she's in for a FIAKO You'll mai*v«l how wonderfully affective Bl V rough time. She'll become uneasy CKKAMKL ii for relieving mid helping The weekly bulletin of the Red and anally will stagger and fall. PII CRUST MIX heal Eczema, Ulcerated Sorrn, Wound*. Bank Rotary club, "Rotary Cog*," Her breathing will be difficult, her Burn? and Infant Ectema. Try a jar ot wu chock full of information re- CKRAMEL. If It docwi't (In wondeiw fur 1 tongue will hang out and her eyes •U TIME (NUITV-MW NV USE you, it will coat you nothing t garding the local club * activities ill roll. Discover how easily and quickly over the signature of the new edi- SUN RAY DRUG CO. tor, Harvey Miner. The obvious thing to do, points you can majte delicious, old- 8S MOAD ST.. RED BANK Tho introductory paragraph by ut Elmer C. Schcidenhelni, ex Un- fashioned pie crust at every bak- ion dairyman at Rutgers univers- KATSIN'S PHARMACY Ben Parker, the newly elected ing with this precision-blend of M3 SHREWSBURY AVE.. RED BANK president of the club, state* that ty, U to be sure that all brush and home-quality ingredients. Used "It is with a deep sense of respons- trash from wild cherry tree* is re- PARKE DRUG CO. KIRSCHBAUM'S moved where cows can't get at it. by good cooks for 27 years. Get ibility that I begin this Rotary Flako today. SI MOAD ST.. RED BANK 23 Broad St. ||cd Bank' year u your president. I appre- all a veterinarian who will give Professional Pharmacy, Inc. ciate the honor bestowed ujfcn me, IS MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK and know full well that it will re- quire a lot of work on my part to keep up the good work started by my predecessor, Vic Satter." Mr. Parker has made the fol- lowing committee chairmen ap- SAFEHUIY TABU-READY MEATS pointments: aims and object*, Ben Parker; club service, -Howard Leon; vocational service, Bill pherwood; community service, Leo Levin; international service, MaO McGregor; classification, Tom StrvefreM SAFEWAY.. Beers; membership, Charley Gal- lagher; program, Ed Macklin; fel- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Duffy of Five Coiners, Mlddletown town- Breeze through aummer meal preparation. Make uae of the lowship, Buriy Boynton; Rotary ship, recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a wide variety of delicioua table ready mcati available to you information, Howard Leon; public party at Pete's restaurant, route 35. More than 100 persons attend- information, Bob Reussille; maga- ed. Mr. Duffy is operator of a gas station at Five Corners. at Safeway. No cooking to do. They're ready to eat juit at zine, Fred Qill; attendance, Hubert you bring them home from the atore. Thrifty, too, because Farrow; weekly letter, Harvey there'a no waate. Check the litt below for menu ideas. And, Miner; youth, Roy Cotten; aporti, Middletown at Christ Episcopal church here, Morgy Colio and music and alng- Next Sunday Bishop Wallace U note the low pricee. ing, Dan Dondi. The Ladies' Aid society of the Gardner will deliver the sermon. ' Wednesday, Aug. 3, ha* been aet Reformed church will hold an all- Mrs. Cecil Conover has return: day meeting Tuesday at the aside for the club'* annual clam- home from Rlvervlew hospita leaf er targa. • • INM4, flue K elate bake, which will be held at He- church. where she has been a patient sev Oulre'g grove ju»t north of Head- Women of the Reformed church en weeks, cleared approximately $100 at their den's Corner. Game* will start at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gault and 2 p. m. and the bake will be lerved recent food sale. This will aid the church repair fund. daughter spent Monday at Ruther- BOLOGNA. . . . at 5:30 p. m, rain or shine. The ford visiting friends. affair is in charge of Dan Dondl Robert L. McQueen left yester- chairman; Ed Macklin, ticket*; day to spend' two weeks at the Paul Pate, who Is serving as Vit Satter and Harry Southall, "T" camp at Medford Lakes. councilor at the "Y" camp at Mcd MEAT LOAVES^. . - beverages and Ed Stone, cltmolo- Patricia and Caryl Sheppard of ford Lakes, spent last Thursda MatkiM tHeji • • Mali hr M mMtm gist. "Rotary Cog*" state* that Shrewsbury are visiting their with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wy liter ueuft... MM*, *t*M ir elate games of chance, such as marbles, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- lie G. Pate. parchecsl, mumbly peg and who's mond Despreaux. BOILED HAM * KAVE8INK BAZAAR BRAUNSCHWEIGER . got the button? are strictly pro- John Locke is enjoying a vaca- 1.1. MV'T HUH "INI" HEP hibited. tion from his position in New York The Navcsink Woman's Rcpubl J.S.IWTIMIEI'IMI'KEF ROUND STEAK city. can club will hold its second an- HXIY TRIMMfD •ULIY TRIMMfD The Rotary-Lions golf match to Rev. Theodore LeVan, rector of nual bazaar at the Navcsink flr». be held at Jumping Brook Country Christ Episcopal church, Shrews- house Saturday, July 23. Mrs. Flor- GROUND BEEF PORTERHOUSE club next Wednesday afternoon at bury, delivered th* sermon Sunday ence Whitman is general chairman. SIRLOIN 1:80 o'clock i* acheduled to bring SLICED DACON out a lai'ge number of the better STEAK golfer* of the local' aervlce club*, STEAK CHICKENS together with their followers. Leo Levin, Tom Dean and Mr. CHICKENS Parker comprise a new food com- -69c mittee, and they are open for aug- gestions, praise or complaint*. A group of local Rotarlan* are at Forsgate Country club, near Jamcsburg, today, attending the son 271st district gold tournament Pepsi Cola Cherub staged by the Westfleld club for m m pifct you ffto fe haorl 41X29* the Art McCailum trophy. Coca Cola Six members of the Red Bank 6t£25< Rotary club laat Saturday drove to men, v. P. Wilkinson and Hubert ClMa St*. SMWT F«tk Clastr Ale, MrttT Farrow, left Red Bank early for Ml* Setltling Wutr, Sao Colt tad lying both palate and pockttbook. Many more at tat etow the camp to do, their bit. William Swticr LuMnLim Soft. Miller, who with Ed MackllB hired Bread " si carpenter, arrived at the camp C0l0NIAl about noon. Howard Leon 'and ; Jelly Delites •»• ••04c John Crowell who lost their way, filially reached the camp after hav- IMttMuenMattMtncKiiea Finger Rolls ing been guided in by a party of searching Girl Scoutt. Sandwich Buns The Rotariana assembled eight mac THIS ttsT tent platform*. They alto drew HOMI smi Margarine for and found water and Installed PUFFED a pump. "Rotary Cog*" comment- Potato Chips ed: "Mot bad for a bunch of nov- torn WHOU MiNii RICE ice* who rarely aee a tool." Potato Chips c»II . .5.25< 2»27' Sauerkraut no's Tinton Falls compere wMiff B-_, WGAIMUI Peanut Butter £?ZL Mt 37« SUNSWEET Plan* for a Mont* Carlo at th* affMt 2 cZ 33« qiart fir* house Sept. 1, 2 and 3 were reas KiNMa American Cheese mad* at a meeting Tuesday night JUNSMINI ••ttlt at the Tinton Falls fire company. Minute Tapioca. • Vi 16c Cookies . HVMOX 15* PRUNE JUICE Edward J. Carney, preaident of the <«Mr price/ SUNiMMt. ?Mta company, le chairman of the com- n MTMOX , »t|. 25' Upton's Tea HSH V, 32< Cookies mittee. Carton Maher is chief of th* company and will aailit at the Upton's Tea Bags %% 53< Tomato Juice DAVM "" ASSORTED FLAVORS #% rar .fl.f% coming event with the other offi- w cers and members. The ladles; bi Apricot Nectar *«**' £10« auxiliary of the fir* company made A hill 7 Cubic Faaj Canterbury Tea X 29= plans at it* meeting Monday night JELL-0 - - 3^20 to aaslat the firemen at the Mont* Canterbury Tea Bags *V'47c Carlo. : ' wrrh Mrs. Wellington Wilkint, Sr., *229* TenderleaflnstantTea.t"37< Peaches ASSORTED FLAVORS preaident of the Ladies' Aid aocle ty, received a basket of cut flow- era from the member* and a large FRESH FOODS OF SUMMER cake from Mrs'. Allen E. Crawford Automatic JELL-WELL • at a meeting laat .Thursday after- Many summertime favorites art now at their beat \ noon at her home In celebration of her birthday. A aocial time was, them at Safeway wherequality and freshness iefu«ranft*d CLEN VALLEY passed and refreshment* were 1Sv> iz. served. The society will not mett look wfiat you gal for $129.91 again until September. cai ;The Boy Scout drive conducted Mew itfllnt and duifn give Ice cubes. Humiarawtr Vtep* CANTALOUPE- PORK-d BEANS by John Lemon,'community chair- you more room in lent space. % bushel of vegetables crisp man, and a group of worker* has niik MtUi M fiak ant • t • MOM UNLkt MM been completed successfully, a to- Super Freeier fneiei and and fresh in moist cold. 5-Year tal of $264.90 being collected. ' store* tl pound* of food in Protection Plan on famous WHITE MAGIC BLEACH ROYAL SAT.-N SHORTEMIHS Members of Boy Scout troop 100 COLDER COLD—freezes ice Westinghouie Economiter Me- of Shrewsbury, under leadership cubed fanter. Meat Storage chaniim—the unit with a 10- Mm nf Arthur Errickson of Hope rd., Tray keep* 15 pound* of meat year unexcelled performanee *.k.t. 15« am. 26* 29* "*•«•• 79* camped out near the Tinton Manor BLUEBERRIES fresh for dayi^aiao itoni., record, *• reservoir over the week-end. Mr, and Mra. Wellington Wil S«r«itieMtN«ieMieni*ifsrit«MrttMi|kt kins, 3r., are apcndlng the rest of the summer at their bungalow at Lavalette. PUSH ITOCKI O» VACUUM PACKIB COrMI Marlboro Meta e*eevUMUkle«t*Mttor•** POTATOES • 5-23 A number of Oirl Scouts took a bicycle ride Friday to Buck's pond EDWARDSi^ at Colt's Neck, where they enjoyei a: picnic lunch, games and swim- ' iM*riM KM fwtity wM M Astitrt »wil« fltwW 3-13* ^39e proving. . FH*m tat iMtl prim tlKllvt ilimi|ti Sil. )"lj IIMi; ertutiM thraiie*> >ka 23c Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cook and Wi. family, and Mr*. Charles Htlser en REFRIGERATOR Joyed a picnic at Lebanon state OASH tux PERSONAL forest Sunday. SWAN SOAP P & C SOAP CAMAY SOAP Mrs. Caroline Kaucher and Mrs. DOC FOOD SOAP FLAKES IVORY SOAP Grace Balk! of the Bronx were luncheon guests Sunday of Mrs. 2 IZ 29c William Bayer. BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 2^25- X 28c '.7, 6c Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stols of New Hyde Park, L. I., were Monday gueata of Mr. and Mra. William 46 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Stols, The Marlboro' fire company won Be sore ... shop SAFEWAY $25 at the Mlddletown township Upper Brood St., Red Bank. firemen's fair laat wdok for having tho largest number of company members present at the fair that 156 Iroadway, long Branch. RED BANK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS KEANSBURG night. 36 Monmouth St • NEAR IROAD 111 First Av«nu« 242 Moin Str««t «ED BAXK REGISTER. JtTIT 14, 1919

Six patients have left since June 1 M. Pillsbury last April, said he tion. Mr. Hibbs said he would be Miss Evelyn Bayreder and five have entered. Two Resign Posts was resigning the magistrate's Job Dr. Hibbs Appears glad to investigate the matter. Leaves Accident, The board heard a report that because he had been questioned as The board agreed to settle on To Wed Harry FiUiger Medical Board to the legality of holding two po- advice of counsel, a bill by the a television set was purchased for The engagement of Miss Evelyn the welfare home. Secured at a coit sitions. Jersey Central Power and Light Tuesday Night In announcing his resignation, he At Board Meeting company of $2,700 for the sumBayreder, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Is Fined $25 Croup Inspects of ?200 from the Monmouth Park Bayreder of Crescent it., Keans- charity fund, it provides what Mr. read a letter that had been sent to $1,750. The bill had built up over Chief Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt Aeks School Official* a number of years as the result cf burg, and the late Mr. Bayreder, Number Was Jotted Welfare Home Montgomery termed "greatest en- At Highlands by Councilman Loder, asking that an error in reading- the meter. to Harry C. FiUiger, son of Mr. and joyment" to the persons at the if holding one office did not dis- To Study Hew Topics Mrs. Louis FiUiger of Newark, was Down in Lipstick home. Lynch Replaces The board appointed Mies Klara Six Physicians qualify Mr. Gruber from filling the Schroeder of New York city to announced at a house party last Edward Kwock Eng of Miami, Mr. Montgomery announend other post. Mr. Gruber contended Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, new super- succeed Miss Lola Robinson in the week-end at the Bayreder summer changes in the staff of the couir.y Kohlenltusli—4>rul»er vising principal of the Red Bank Fla., was fined $25 Monday by To Make Report that he had come to an under- commercial department of the Sen- home. Shrewsbury magistrate Merritt old age assistance bureau at Red standing with the Supreme court public schools, appeared before the ior high school. Miss Schroeder is Miss Bayreder was graduated Bank. New members arc Henry Succeeded by Fox school board at its meeting Tues- Lane, Jr., after pleading guilty to Monday Morning on the matter and suggested that a graduate of the Albany State from Irvington high school, and is a charge of leaving the scene of Nash of Red Bank, case worker the letter might have been written day night with an outline of topics Teachers' college and last taught employed with the Palnut company A stx-man committee of the hired for June through September; Two new names appeared in the as a political maneuver. he wished the board to give consid- an accident. Highlands political picture at the in the Katonah, N. Y., school sys- at Irvington. Mr. FiUiger, a grad- Monmouth county Medical society Miss Phyllis Mount of Middlctown eration. tem. uate of Barringer high school, Besides the car driven by Eng, will nwet Monday morning with township, typist hired for June council session Tuesday night. Councilman Loder said he wrote the accident, which occured about 2 They are Timothy A. Lynch and the letter because he felt the hold- Among his requests, Mr. Hibbs Newark, served in the army six p. m. Monday, involved a R«d the county welfare board at the through September, and Miss Mary ing of two positions i was illegal. asked for one more secretary or years, and will attend New Jersey Marine grill. A»bury Park, to dis- Stanley of Rums'on, hired tempor- Walter Fox. Boat Basin Project State Teachers college in Septem- Cross station wagon, driven by Mr, Lynch, a Democrat, was ap-Mr. Loder did not approve of Mr. clerk in the office of the supervis- Mrs. Esther Vesy, Camp ave.. Wan- cuss it» finding* on a tour of in- arily as a stenographer. Fox'a appointment, saying that a ing principal; that the board as- Approved by M.B.C. ber, where he will major in indus- spection it is making this week of pointed a councilman to succeed trial arts. amassa, who was transporting ten Republican William A. Kohlen- local person should b* given the sign one of the present high school children none of whom was In- the county welfare home. job. teachers to assist in public rela- Approval of the boat basin proj- The conference was arranged bueh, who resigned. Mr. Fox, tions and research, and that it ect at Marine park was voted by jured. Tuesday at a niietlnp of tlic wel- Bradley Beach attorney, was In hii defeme of holding two the Monmouth Bout club at Mon- Sleepy Auto Driver The station wagon had stopped Crafts Appointed named magistrate to succeed Ben- position!, Mr. Gruber cited the handbook be prepared for all edu- for a red light at the intersection fare board at Freehold. The com- cational and non-educational em- day night's meeting at the club. Hits Police Car mittee is expected to survey the jamin Grubcr. Mr. Gruber will case where Theodore D. Parsons, ployees' of the school system out- President William L. Bennett up- of Sycamore ave. and Broad it needs of the patients and mal

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