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VOLUME LXXII, NO. 36. RED BANK, N. J.f THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 12 Lined Up on the Ice, But No Race Clilrf.i to 11 nor Money Pledged Fort Monmoutli Theater Benefit y.F.li.U. Officials Postpone Action Two officials from the National By Oceanport May Be Moved To Aid Nursing Board of Fire Underwriters, New On Plumbing Code York city, will be featured speakers at tonight's meeting of For Dredging Says Col. Miller Association thn Red Bank Chiefs' committee At Fair Haven at. Liberty flrn house, on White .st. Council Pledges Up Signal Officer Claims i Wavers The ollli-ials, Wendell Scther. Plumbers, Officials public relations excutive «nd To $5,000 for Installation Needs To I'rnscnt IMny al Willard 11. Johnson, engineer, Favor Code to Come will di.'.ruM thn national N.B.F.U. Proposed Project Training Space ltiimson High .School I program and its application In Up in Legislature ^ tin; avi'ia^n i:fiinmuiilly. The Oceanport borough council, The danger exists that Fort A large ndvnncn ticket sain Is The Fair Haven board of healtS at its meeting last Thursday night, Monmouth may leave Monmouth reported for the P.onninKton Play- Fire Chief Kenneth Drury said at a public hearing on its proposed pledged up to $5,000 as the bor- county unless throe square miles ers' presentation of the plav, th.-vt invitations to attend are plumbing code last Thursday nighl ough's share o£ the proposed of training area can be obtained, "Right You Are, If You Think boinfr sent to nil deputies and ex- deferred action on tho co'de whiclj $363,000 federal dredging project in the opinion of Colonel Harrod You Are," to be given Saturday cbirf.H nnd to members of tho fire it has been working for more thail in the Shrewsbury and Navesink G. Miller, commander oE the Fort afternoon and evening in Uumson commit ten of the Red Bank a year. rivers. Monmouth Signal school. Col. Mil- high school auditorium. Proceeds borough council. The, meeting r will start a.t S o'cock. The board made Its decision The Army corps of engineers, ler w as guest speaker at a meet- will benefit the Rumson, Sea after listening to objections to thi which is investigating the project, ing of the Red Bank Rotary club Bright and Fair Haven Nursing code for nearly two hours fronfc has declared that local municipali- last Thursday at the Molly Pitcher association. plumbers, builders, Mayor Edgat ties should be made to put up hotel. .. The nursing nsociatlon was V. Denise and members of thi funds to complement those pro- Col. Miller reviewed th« contri- founded in 1UK by tbo late Miss Phalanx Man ! council. vided by the federal government. butions of the fort to Monmouth Nellie A. Porter of Rumson. Since I Thomas Wilderspin of Monmoutli A bill providing for the project is county and answered "yes" to a that tlmo it has maintained a well- ; Beach, vice president of the Ne^ pending in the state Assembly. Lit- question from the floor as to rounded public health service Opens Business ; Jersey Master Plumbers associa* tle Silver has also pledged up whether or not the fort would program for residents nf Tlumson, lion, started tho opposition rolling to $5,000 toward the proposed move If the additional training Fair Haven nnd Sea Bright. .Supervised Planlinp; . by saying that a uniform coda dredging. area could not be found. Since its formation the organiza- For I'anioiiB Rok Tower drawn up by the U. S. Department The proposed plan to pay for The average monthly civilian tion has grown with the communi- of Commerce and the Housing and the project included $25,000 from payroll at Fort Monmouth ties which it serves. Their ]n*u- Henry C. Handleman of Phalanx, Home Finance agency would prob» the state, $25,000 from the county amounts to $1,300,000," said Col. gram not only keeps up a guod who purchased Ilia Bucklin fruit ably be adopted by the state leg* and $10,500 from Oceanport, Little Miller, "while the military payroll public health service in the schools farm at that place .several years lature by April. Ho added thaf Silver, Rumson and Red Bank. is slightly under one million dol- of Rumson, Fair Haven and Sea aso, has organized a business for if this takes place, the Fair Haved lars." He added that the fort dis- What was to have been the first sons, including about 200 celors, Pictured above are the four ice- Bright, but many services arc car- the sale of fruit Irees and berry code would have to be amended to Councilman Harry S. Koch told skaters and spectators. boats, three of them front steerers, the council last week that Free- perses "well over $25,000,000 a iceboat race on tho North Shrews- ried on In the lminc.i of residents plants'. He Is ,-il.so carrying on a meet Its requirements. year." Col. Miller estimated that The sunny and much milder which were "ready to go" Saturday. of the three boroughs. La.st year, landscape service in conjunction holder Joseph C. Irwin has assured bury river since 1913 was halted They arc, left to right, Randall It was pointed out by M% him the county "Would go along" Fort Monmouth directly supports weather of Sunday found the-rivor more than 5,000 calls were nmde with his farm operations. Mr. Wilderspin and Martin McGuir^ 20,000 people in the county. Saturday by lack of wind. The ice covered with water, which con- Keator's craft, with "Bucky" Mead to tho ,-issocintion's ollii-e for help, Handleman ha.i made, a study of with its share and that State Sena- at the tiller; "Doug" Hoyt's front Mlddletown plumbing contractor, tor J. Stanley Herbert is attempt- "There are 8,797 officers and men breeze then freshened but club dition made it Impossible - to and all were answered. Staff northern plant material and has ex- that the federal code would permlK attempt Iceboat racing. The con-stecrer. skippered by "Dick" Davis; nurses made more than 0,000 home ccutod several landscape plantings ing to have the state approve its at the Fort and 4,520 civilian em- officials decided it would be dan- John Mulvihill with his Buckaroo plumbers to do a good job at less share. ployees. The " working population tinued springlike weather Monday visits. in this vicinity. cost than the proposed Fair Havea gerous to sail a race due to the melted much of the ice and opened II, and "Bud" Blaisdell and his Mayor C, Kenneth Riddle point- totals 13,317," Col. Miller stated. crowd of an estimated 1,500 per- Woo Hope. Tho association carries on two A graduate of the College of Ag- code, Mr. McRuire added tha* ed out that Oceanport's share will "The post has 750 dependents and up most of the river. well-baby conferences a month, riculture of Cornell university, Mr. such things as wrought Iron pip« not have to be raised this year. there are 5,000 dependents living one in Rumson and the other in Hamlleman entered the horticultur- stipulated in the Fair Haven codi He added that as the dredging off the post," he added. Fair Haven. In charge is the as- al field In tho fall of 1020 a.? land- for horizontal drains was unneces* project was originally planned, the The speaker said that there are Homeward Bound New Real Estate Man sociation doctor, Dr. Irving K. sary and would increase ths coat borough's share was $33,000, which 820 buildings at the fort, of which Beware Fake Lovctt, and the association staff of plumbing jobs. included an expensive public .wharf 704 are temporary. He said he was nurses, Miss Jennie E. Worthlcy Ronald W. Allen of Allen br* to he built by Oceanport. responsible for 570 buildings. and Mrs. EHn C. Bofloy. tbers. builders, In a letter to th«l Mayor Riddle explained that the Col. Miller said, "one of the Census Takers Thn Bennington Players nre board, expressed the hopa that It proposed project Includes dredging things the fort needs badly is three made up of students of HenninR- would not approve its code becaua* the Little Silver and Oceanport square miles of training grounds. Chief Boyer Issues ton's drnma department. Load it would increase the cost of a one» creeks, the main channel of the Among other things desired," said roles will be played by Linda Bnr- bathroom bouse from $100 to $15% Shrewsbury river and a turning Col. Miller, "is the possibility of Warning to Public den, a Rumson girl, and Coc Nor- Mr. McGuIre and Mr. 'Wildetv basin in the Shrewsbury river at increasing the size of the lied Police Chief Gilbert Boyer of ton. Tho supporting enst Is maMe spin said they were in favor of Bed Bank, Bank airport by placing under- up of'students who have appeared a plumbing code, but one which! Seav Bright today issued a state- Tha council passed on its first ground the elevated power lines ment urging housewives to report with professional and semi-profes- would keep costs down Instead of reading- an ordinance, granting on the west side of the field. to the police any persons claiming sional theater groups, nnd with making them higher. The feder4 $100 a year salary raises to the "Unification of the services has to bo census takers who fail to summer stock companies in many code they declared, would do thij • police chief and to two patrolmen, not yet reached a point where an show their offlclnl credentials as sections of the country. where the Fair Haven code would and providing for a $2,000 salary Army officer can discuss an Air enumerators of the United. States Mrs. W. Boardman Leonard and serve only to Increase costs. for a patrolman to be hired soon. Force matter," commented the Bureau of the Census. This request Mrs. Walter B. Force am chairmen Mayor Denlso told the board of A public hearing on the ordinance colonel, when asked his opinion was made after a conference with of _ the benefit) assisted by Mrs. health that Inasmuch as th« bor* •will be held Apr. 6. on the removal of Watson lab. Mrs. Cecile F. Norton, Sen. Bright, James G. VanNostrancI, in ('barge. ough had waited as long aa it ha* Mayor Riddle said at last week's Ray E. Taylor, executive secre- crew leader in charge of the 17th of ticket sales, and Airs. William for a plumbing code, he thought] meeting that the council is con- tary of the Red Bank Community Decennial census activities in the J. Buff, Mrs. Alfred N. Bcadcl- It should wait until the state adorw templating the creation of a plan- Chamber of Commerce, said that local area. Imposters posing as ston, Mrs. Bayard D. Stout, Mrs. ted the federal plumbing code. H( ning hoard and added that one will the local chamber can be expected census takers are subject to penal Edward Early, Mrs. Geoffrey Azoy, added that the borough should probably be appointed soon. He to formulate plans to combat the action for impersonating a federal Mrs. Russell A. Slrolliiimn, Mia. then adopt the same code. Dr< made the statement after a mem- possibility of moving tho fort. official, the census crew leader said. S^rancis N. G-lazebrook, Mrs. Os- Edwin F. Stewart, health officer^ wald Elmer, Mrs. R. D. Morgan, ber of the taxpayers' association Mrs. Norton exhibited a set of said it would cost tho borough tooj suggested an investigation be made Mrs. Harvey Becl, Mrs. George F. much for advertising. May of census credentials to Police Chief Burt, Mrs. Lloyd G. Lawrence, to determine whether or not the Gilbert Boyer consisting of an Denise answered that the federal borough could use the dredge ma- Mrs, Robert G. llysley, Mrs. Arn- code could be advertised by refer* Local Man Gets Identification card bearing the old Tulp, Mrs. Stuart Young, Mrs. Henry C. Hanaieman terials taken from th« river. ' Lt. Joseph Q. Fix, 3d signature of the enumerator and ence for about $10 or $15. He added J. Sanford Shanlcy, Mrs. Horace scape superintendent of tne Moun- the hoard's code had already cost identifying him- as an' • employee .K| Homer,, Mrs. Ralph Draper, $13,500 Judgment at the census bureau. In addition, tain Lako Club colony near Lake in the neighorhood of $100. Mr». JVoel J. Lnrtmid, Mrs. John Wales, Fin. Ho «upervfs«d and ex- Dr. Stewart then remarked od Suit Is Outcome of Fix to Return the enumerators will carry with Ballantlne, Mrs. Robert Burr, Mrs. W. D. Salladin them official printed census forms Cannavo Joins Oliver Victor, Mrs. Manton B. Met-ecuted landscape plans by Olm- tho length of time it took the statj Shrewsbury Ave. Mishap containing tho official Census of calf, Mrs. Arthur Glbb, Mrs. Mcr-stead Brothers of Brookline, Mass., legislature to act on a bill and that From Caribbean Population inquiries. ritt T. Lane, Mrs. J.imej S. Pnrltcs for estates built In the exclusive it would probably be a year before Opens New Agency If the'supposed census laker un- Local Agency and Miss Grace Porter. Mountain Lake colony. the federal code would be adopted^ A jury sitting before County He supervised tho original plant- Mr. Wilderspin and Mayor Denlsi Court Judge John C. Glorando last Pardtroop Lieutenant dertakes to conduct any business Fair Haven Man to Sell other than the collection of official New Member, of Nicosia ing of the Mountain Lnko annc- replied, they had assurance fromj week awarded George Adams, tuary, in lho center of which is reliable sources that it would b» General Insurance formerly of Lelghton ave,, a judge- Is in Regular Army census information, he ' betrays himself because official census Real Estate Firm located the famous Bok Tower, pre- passed within two months. ment of $13,500 against Philip Red Bank Loses sented to tho American people by After comments by Ray Smith, William D. Salladln of Fair Lucia of 10-1 Black Point rd., Rum- . First Lieut. Joseph E, Fix, 3d,takers are subject'to tho loss of Haven recently opened a general son of Col. and Mrs, Joseph E. Fix their jobs if they combine their William V. Cannavo, former man- the late Edward W. Bok and dedi- Philip J. Bowers and Frank Pad* son, for injuries received in an dock, builders, to tho effect that Insurance office at 34 We»t Front automobile accident Oct. 26, 1917. of Blackpoint id., Rumson, this work with other activities such as ager of Ralph's Liquor store, White Suit for $3,250 cated by Former President Calvin «t. Connected with the life insur- week return^ from tho army's soliciting donations, selling house- St., is associated with the Benedict Coolidgc. they would be In favor of the fed* According to Mr. Adams, who mass maneuvers in the Caribbean. to-house, distributing advertising Tho project took Mr. Handleman eral code, the board decided t* ance business since his discharge was represented by Edward W. R. Nicosia Real Estate agency, 41 Award Made lo from the servlca following the war, The former Red Banker was material, etc. Housewives who to various parts of Florida, hunting withhold action to HK if the federal Wise, Jr., of Red Bank, he and two have reason to believe that they East Front st. native trees and shrubs for use in code is adopted by the state legist Mr. Salladln, by opening his agency, friends were crossing Shrewsbury awarded a regular Army appoint- Uayshore Couple is expanding his operations to ment last December. Ho has been nre being imposed upon by a faker Mr. Cannavo, a veteran of five tho planting scheme. lature. In the meantime, said Mr« ave. at about 2:30 a.m. to go to ii are urged by both police and cen-years' service In World War II, Paddock, the borough is being pro» cover vnrlou.i kinds of insurance. restaurant to get a cup of coffee commissioned since Jan., 1945, and A suit that was .set down for Ho formed the Willow Oak A native of the MidWest, Mr. has been serving with the Para- sus authorities to immediately served overseas with tho 80th (Blue trial before Judge Frank T. Lloyd, nurseries in 1926, specializing in tccted from poor plumbing jobs by, when he was struck by a car, notify police headquarters and Ridge) division, part of Patton'a the fact that all builders must liv« Salladln was graduated from the driven by Mr. Lucia. chute troops. Ho was graduated Jr., and a jury in Monmouth Coun- growing nursery stock and giving from Rod Bank high school In give authorities a description of Third army. He was honorably dis- landsca.po service throughout the up to standards set up by the) University of Minnesota. Prior to Dr. O. R. Hnltcrs, Mr. Adams' ty court at Freehold Monday F.H.A., Insurance companies and joining the Army in 1911, he was 1942, entering the service in 19-43. the suspected individual. charged in Sept., 1945, as a tech- against the Borough of Red Bank Kklge .section ol Florida. He also physician, testified he suffered a nical sergeant. operated a fio-.vcr shop In conjunc- tho Veterans administration. associated with the Vermont Mar- broken right leg which required Ho served overseas with the Mrs. Norton will be In chargo was settled just before trial for ble company In the MidWest. Dur- several operations and upon which 511th Parachute Infantry of the of the enumerators In the Red Bill, as he ia familiarly known, Is $3,250. Tho award was made to tion with his nursery, judged at ing the recent war, he served for he will require additional medical 11th Airborne division on Luzon Bank, Shrewsbury, Rumson, Fair a son of Mrs. Anna Cannavo, 207 Mrs. Jeanlc Warren nnd her hus-flower shows and lectured to Gar- five years as a Lt. Col. in the 69th services. He further stated Mr. in tho" Philippines, the island in- Haven, Little Silver, Sea Bright Shrewsbury ave. He is a Red Bank band, Edward A. Warren, of As*-den clubs. division, one year of which was Adams will have to wear a brace vasion of Okinawa and the initial and Monmouth Beach area, high school graduate. bury ave., Atlantic Highland.'!, for A charter member of the Lake $3,955 Awarded spent In the European theater. until medical treatments aro com-invasion of Japan, He spent two personal injuries sustained by Mrs.Wales, Fla., Kiwanls club, Mr. Han- After his discharge from the pleted. years of occupation duty before Warren Aug. 7, 1048. dleman helped organize and was service, he lived for a while in returning to the states in 1947. Mrs. Warren, who was represent- tho first president of tho Lincroft- To Mrs. Walling Connecticut, moving to Fair Haven Mr. Lucia testified he was return- In tho Caribbean maneuvers, the Get Those Cameras Turning, Men, ed by Edward W. Wise, Jr., of the Holmdcl Kiwanls club. JHiddletown Woman in 1947. He recently bought a home Ing homo" from work in Neptune lieutenant participated in the first firm of Wise & Wise, Red Bank, Ho married the former Minna on the river at Rumson. township and saw one man cross- aerial movement of an entire air- complained that she fractured her Rlngel of Newark, and the couple Suffered Back Injury As part of his Insurance service, Ing Shrewsbury ave. in the middle borne assault force from the Uni- Here Come the Volunteer Firemen right nnklo Aug. 7, 104?, when .she have three children. Avrom, Tilly- of tho road and two men near the ted Stntcs to an overseas opera- stepped into a hole In the sldcwnlk rutli and Mernu. Avrom special- Mrs. Louise Walling of Andoveit, Mr. Salladin is running an insur- left hand curb, Ho swung to the ance question and answer adver- tion. Identified us Pnrtrc.v, the ex- Hollywood: Look out for our vol- tq do a short piece on life exper- on Monmouth St., adjacent I" ized In food technology at Massa- rd., Mlddletown township, was re»' left to avoid striking the man In ercise tested new techniques and unteer firemen! They're after iences of Mia. Emma Vernoll, the Tompkln's Ice Cream parlor. Shu chusetts Institute of Technology, cently awarded compensation o£ tisement weekly in Tho Register. the middle of the road he said, and Tho new agency represents the equipment developed since World Gable's box-office, and they mry Westslde Hose company's 74-ycar claimed tho hole had been caused and Is employed at the Lcderle $3,95j for an Injury she suffered didn't know ho had struck Mr. War If. old woman firemen, about whom Travelers Insurance company and get it yet. by a Red Bank borough snow flow laboratories, I'earl -River, N. Y. Apr. 23, 10-19, while in the employ Adams, who wns just stepping off Ho la the executive officer of tho . " ""• also has been the previous winter. Tillyruth Is a sophomore at Cor- of Acme Super market, Broad sU the Pacific National Fire Insurance the curb. Following the accident The March of Time visited the preparing a feature story. company, he swung his car back to the right Company "A," First battalion, Mrs. Warren also contended that nell university, and Mcrna Is a jun- Her employer denied that tha 504th Airborne Infantry. This unit (Ire departments of Fair Haven and Borough Scenes Filmed ior at Red Bank high school. alleged accident occurred in tha Mr. Salladin, an a public service. hand side of tbo road and turned Matawan boroilghs and Howcll following Lho damage to the. side- Is making tho front window of his was part of a team In which 1,000 Tho recently-shot N.F.B.U. Red walk by the snow plow, tho bor- storo and consequently refused ta over. paratroopers dropped on tho island township. The plan was that, from pay Mrs. Walling for her injuries, agency office available to such or- tho three, a typical small municipal Bank scenes included views of ough employees attempted to re- ganizations as tho Boy and Girl of Vieques. They left Popo Air Wcstalde Hoso and Relief Engine pair tho holo In tho sidewalk by Mrs. Walling testified that, on Apr4 Force, base, North Carolina, the volunteer department could be se- To Dedicate New 23, 1910, she lifted a 50-pound cass Scouts for displays. Each month lected for dramatization In a nat- companies and town officials in ac filling it with a coal tur substance. first of March, flying to Cuba for tlon. Tho picture, also containing She snld tlic repairs wen: miid« In of butter and felt a sharp pain he will give a prize to tho organi- "staging" prior to tho "invasion." ionally-released, theater-shown pro- in her back. She said she con- zation which has had tho best dis- 'New' Shrewsbury duction. Hartford, Conn., New York and a negligent manner because nftnr play for tho month. Lieut. Fix Is married to the for- Florida scenes, is being processed the damaged portion of tbo side- Fire House June 6 tinued to work, notwithstanding mer Miss Jean Sweeney of Larwell, Unofficial word from Now York Is by Audio Productions, Inc., Nowwalk hnd been filled with thu coal the pain, and from day to day tha Plan Approved Ind. They have a son, Joseph E. that Fair Haven holds tho edge for York, for television and organlza tnr substance, lt still left ii hollmv Oceanpoil Company pain increased. Two Injured in Accident selection. Boro Officials Praise Fix, 4th, who wns born Feb. 13. tiontil showing throughout the In the aldownlk Into which Mrs. Planning for Event Slio wns taken home from tha On Ncuiimn Springs ltd. Hraommcndod By Sclhcr country. Warren stopped, causing her the super market two weeks after tha Township's Action Credit for bringing the March of Also under consideration at the injuries of which she complained. Thn Oceanport Hook nnd Ladder accident and thereafter called Dr, Sylvester Wllcox of Shrewsbury Grass I'ire Threatens Time's attention to thin area for Its moment Is another Audio film, con company bus set June 0 ns yio date Anthony J. Plsanl, who rccom* avo., nnd Marshall Lilly of Lln- Shrewsbury fnwnshlp'ii offer t" Home* in proposed movie la due to Wendell Icrlng on volunteer flic fighting, for the dedication of lt.i new fire mended surgery. She was operated) croft, were slightly Injured Friday change tho nnme of its proposed Hcthrr, public relations director o[ for which tho department* of Rcil Hoy, llllNI'llll ll0IIH!S liuiisc IM'IIIK built on Mai-1 at. by upon nt St. Vincent's hospital, New nftornoon In nn accident nn now borough from "Old Shrews- Both Rumson flrn companies the National Bonrd of Firo Under- Bank nnd this section would be the Sold at Fair lluven Anthony I'lccoU of Eaton own. York city, for a hernlatcd disc ancl Newman Springs rd., Mlddletown bury" to "New Shrewsbury" wns wrro cnlled to extinguish a .grnsn writers, New York city, star performer*, The- company, which In marking was rclensed two weeks lator. township. regarded Tuesday night nn n "hnp Ore In tho southwest field, at tho Mr, Scthcr told Time'* producer* All this activity also recalls tbnt Mr. nnd MM, PIIIIIJI 11. Hoy nf ll.i nntli anniversary this year, ex- Tho case was heard by Judga According to stnto police, Shrews- py conclusion" to tho matter. corner of Ridgn rd, and Blnglmm of the high Impressions lie had the Associated Press did a Plctuio llanco rd., Fair Haven, have sold pects to Invite firemen from nil Harry S, Mcdlnets In Workmen'* bury, Sylvester said his bumper Mayor Alfrod N, Boadloston, pro- ave., Monday nftornoon. Tho flro formed of tho quality services per- Hhow feature—a full newspaper their on« ntory five-room home over the ntuto to tho celebration. Componsntlon court, Aihury Park. camo loose causing Ills car to dding at Shrowfitmry borough's threnlonpd homos In tho vicinity. formed by Dromon In tho Red Bunk pago of action pictures on the Red pnlnted "biun rod," with attached Hiimiiel Tnlerlco, chalrmnn of tho Mrs. Walling was represented by; sworve to tho loft, striking Lilly'" council mooting, rend a letter from It win put out before any dnmago nocllon nt tho tlmo ho mntle n study Bunk Flr« Dopnrtment—which wns garngc, located near Hideo rd.i to dedication commlttoi-, Is working Louis M, Dnizln, Red Dank attor- cur, Lilly said ho saw tho bumpor O. Harold Novlun, principal peti- wan dono, horo prior to tho rocont (liming of rolcnacd and published nationally Mr. nnd Mm. Harry L. Itaulman, on an aniilvernary-dedientlon pro- ney. Acm« win represented by; come looso nnd hud stopped by tioner ngnlnnl uso of tho term Tho Oconnla Hook and Ladder Hod Bank scencii for H N.RB.U. Inst Scptcmbor. Jr., of North Arlington. Mr. Haul- gram. Othorn on the eoniinlttrn nr» Chixrles V. Horton of Newark. thn tlmo his car wns .hit, "old." In It, Mr, Nnvlim prnlaed tho company wnn cnlled to another film, "Thono Arc Tho Fncta." Hollywood; Here we come—our mnn Is n/MOclntril with thn Irving Flunk Cnllnhnn unit Albert Oosen- Tho Rod Hunk first nld sqund co-opnratlon of tho township com- nraiM fire Inter thn nnmo afternoon Paramount Ncwn—"Tho Eye« and men, slreno, mizzlon and nppnratui Trufit company of NVw Ynrli city. tlnu. IfKTUUNH TO DUTY mittee which In attempting to not III Olil Kiirm village, It wnn nl«o all moving full bin/it! The- Irnnitactiun win ncf,'»!l«! pital building fund. The first event Reussllle. Mrs. F. Lawton Hindle, Keyport Guild Hospital Auxiliary will be a dessert-bridge, Apr. 13,president, collected the materials Soldier Gets at the clubhouse. The second Is ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL of DANCING Elects Officers Planning April Events used by Steinbach company in CHRISTIAN SCIENCE tho annual April tag day to be their anniversary parade-of-pro- Ballet technique, body development, rhythm, grace, poise. Red Bank auxiliary of River- held the latter part of tho month Programs All present officers were ro-cloct- gress window displays last week, Classes in ballet, toe, modern, tap, acrobatic dancing. ed at a meeting of the guild of New York Trip view hospital, ut a meeting last with Mrs. Philip Bowers as Junior Assembly — Ballroom for Teen-agers WINS 8:45 A. M. Thursday at the Red Bank Wom- chairman. telling of services contributed to the Keyport Reformed church at Cpl. Altlionse Named the community by Blverview. The Every Sunday an's club, made arrangements for Prizes for the card party will 117 Prospect Avenue, Red Bank. Phone 6-2220 tha home of Mrs. William Hitch- two April activities to aid the hos- next meeting will be Apr. 6. WNBC 8:30 A. M. cock last week. They are Mrs. John Outstanding Soldier First Sunday or Month B. Hoke president, Mrs. J. Harold Cpl. Charles R. Althouse of Hcad- Hendrickson vice president, Mrs. luarters detachment, Fort Han- Van B. Walker secretary and Mrs. Monitor Broadcast :ock, has been awarded the title Lloyd F. Armstrong treasurer. )f First Army outstanding soldier WJZ 9:30 P. M. The president made the follow- lor the month. Every Tuesday ing appointments: Mra. Herman Oetjen, chnirmnn of cookbook com- mittee; Mrs. A. D. ShulU, chair- man of towel project, and Mrs, R. O. Walling, publicity chairman. CH Mrs. Shullz was named ffulld Dou't Slitter Another Mta«te representative to meet with wom- jfco matter how many remedies you have en from oilier organizations of the tkried for JU-hing pczema, psoriasis, Inttc- JJllons, athlete's foot or whatever your church to purchase kitchen equip- •ttkJn trouble may be—anything froro bead ment for the church house. Mrs. "i»o foot—WOXDEK SALVE ean help jou. George A. Ellis and Mrs, Lloyd " Developed for the boys In th« Ar»j— , mm- for you talks at bom* Cokclet, members of the Ladles' faONDER SALVE Is white. (reaMiM. Aid society, attended the meeting -mntiseptlc. No ugly appearance. Safe for to discuss the project. •thlldrcn. Get WONDER SALVt—results :|or money refunded. Truly wonderful The next meeting will be held •JSuM in l.'ed Hank by Sun Ka.v, WhelHn land Licccit Drue Stores or your home Apr. at the homo of Mrs. Bernl .own druKcisl. Stone. BELL FINANCE COR. BROAD & MONMOUTH STS., RED BANK-PHONE 6- will lend you LITTLE or MUCH DON'IV T9 BPAYj a^B| w •MOD ¥• ^Br V^ BIB .£ or other Time Payment Pur* THAN NICISSAKYI ctitiet that maybe burdensome ARE THE PAYMINT* ON YOUR Let ui pay off ALL your bills TAKE YOUR PRESCRIPTION TIME PURCHASE* TOO HIOHT and give you one imall We can rc6n»nce any balance monthly payment you can Corporal Charles R. Althouse AnahislCold Tablets, MM*.* >*• 55c Johnson's Baby Oil »»«.. 98c* you owe up to $500 on your conveniently handle. AUTOMOIIII • TUIVIJION SET •ULANCII UP TO $900 •I'lNANCID Althouse, 25, has served In the AbsorbineJr.,m,.Ci..rub »•".••'• 79e' Jergens All-Purpwe Cream VA •». 69c* Army flvo years. Ha and his wife To LIGGETT'S or LOANS UP TO $500 WITH 20 MONTHS TO PAY Mra. Margaret Britlon Altliouse, Aspirin Tablets, s oroin 100-9C J. & J. Band-Aid, Moulin Adh«wt 7"«w yd. 43c live at 200 Nnvcsink ave., High Matte on Your: SIGNATURE • FURNITURE • AUTO lands. He Is ,111c son of Mr. and Adhesive Pro-Cap Tape, R«»OH r»jyd.. 27c Jad SaltS, onlacld, r.gulor 4 oil. 79C Choot. th. paymtnl that lilt your pocfc.l.book. Mra. Charles J. Althouse of De- LEADING PRESCRIPTION AMOUNT Amounl of Monthly Paymcntt Pan troit. AI-Meii-ln Tablets, for ...hmo 28'. 1.00 OF tOAN HMO. 15 MO. 20 MO. The soldier Is the holder of the DRUG STORES * 70 American Theater ribbon, Asiatic Alka-Seltzer, tor h.odoch. 25 iabi.u 49c 150 14.61 12.11 $t.4J Pacific ribbon with three battle 27S 22.21 17.44 Analgesic Liquid Liniment 1 •/,«.. 57c J5O 39.91 28.13 22.31 stars and Bronze Arrowhead, Good 4S0 43.13 IS.61 Conduct medal, World War II Vic- A/er's Pectoral cough .yr» s«»- 39c Kip Ointment 4oi.nn 97c m% • monlh on Wl.ntM of |]0O or kM tory medal and the Philippine Lib- P <» on thai p.n of bdinr,- in r»cr- of HOP. eration ribbon with tsvo battle Kriplin Cold Tablets, Amihinomin. JO for 98c stars. Ho is a member of the WHEN YOOWAMT IT • CALL in Ptnon • Write • Phono Fort Hancock military police unit. Kolynos Tooth Paste :«.. 43c iff Th award for the outstanding Kare Deodorant Lotion i«. 35c* BELL FINANCE COMPANY soldier honor was a three day trip Pent, forcought du* toeoldi • Son. 57C to New York last week-end, which Bromo-Seltzer 70c («.».) ii», now 57c Red Bank Oflfc*: freehoM Office: included a tour of the city, a vlsl Klens-AII Spot Remover 4 en. 25c to nightclubs, appearance on radio RCX-SCluSr, olkoliilng, gnolgtllc 25 labl.li 49C 77 BROAD STREET 39 EAST MAIN STREET B.F.I. Powder, oniu.pt! 25c and tellvislon shows and attend- Klenzo Antiseptic, 2 01, bom. wi«i pint both 69c Revlon "Touch & Glow" i^w Mav,- » i .•. 1.00* Ovar Newb.rrjf'i Ground Floor ance at a broadway show. U licrete No.Til Uccme No. 774 Butlerln Tablets for h.odc^h "'• 23c PHONE: REO »ANK ».M71 fHONt: UffHOlD 1-1 «00 Henuzlt Spot Remover GOII«.99C "Baby Magic," Mennensunc.r. 4.... 49c* $MV)NG M0NM0UTH • MMCM • MIDDIESFX • OCfAN COUWIC* IS, Anllhiitomlnt itopi cold 12 tabled 43C Hassinger Will Breck Shampoos, 3 indMduaiiitdiypti 4 on. 60c llsterlne, Antiseptic lorg.iii. 69c Is Probated Benzedrex Inhaler, for >tu»r nonriu 60c LysolDisinleclant tea. 47c Ruuison Woman Set Baume Ben-Gay, tor mu):uio, Poin,....7jc >i>., w,w . 69c TH0UMNPS Of MTI5FIEP POP, IP SIS IS i- CUSTOMERS APE SINKING lucky Tiger Ointment 2oi.| r60c* SINGING AWTO-'- \f THEK PRAISES OF Up Trust Funds O iC, Infant hoi $1.25 ill., 15 oil. 1.03 WHAT IS HER BOY FRIEND The will of Mrs. Anne McDon- L.D.S. Menthol Inhaler 10c Scott's Emulsion, *•> food.toni ««! ....,,...« en, 63C Shasta Beauty Cream Shampoo.,,. 4»», 79e last week In tha offlco of Surro- Camay I ;Soap 8c gate Dormann McFaddin. Symphony Linen Stationery io«.d 89e In It, Mrs. Hnsalnger provides CarophO'Pnflilque 1 et. 27c for tru«t funds for her children. Sloan's Balm, for .on mu.ti.. 1 •/««. wb. 69e Executors and trustees named Casiorla, loxoiiv 59c were Bankers Trust company, Wil- Slopette Spray Deodorant..... 1.25* end 60c* Colgate's Men's Talc liam H, Hassinger, her hiistta'nd; iorS..n. 25c* Menlholjtumtii.itrub..v t•>.tub»or[or 33c Alexander J. McDonnell, her Super Renujit Dry Cleaner qu.rt39s father, and C. Murray Kavanagh. Cold Tablets, Rexall JO-I 39c Murine, for nr.d »y« to WHEN BOTH Ice Mint, for feel comferl 4oll l 89C* YOU CAN DIHND ON ANY OHUO Imddn, for onMiii 72 iObiiu 3.00 TAPE and SLATS PRODUCT THAT MARS THI NAMI ntiMiiomini..,, ,.nior 39c RKMKMIWU, , m.ulum ill. ban 0(h tiC SAME DA) LIGGETT Ironlzod Veasl Tablets e All above have expen- To get along at school, at work, Turn In HENRI' J. TAVLOR, ABC Nclworl. •very MontJoy evening. and in every phase of life, there NOTE THESE STYLE USES WELL. sive details and are $1.79 must be harmony and understand- sanforized shrunk. ing between you and the people They're straight out of the Buick'Riviera book 1 with whom you meet, know and —ami they cloak interiors that are roomy as live with. Don't be prejudiced. Ztuch-highcr-priccd cars. Stop a. minute and think-, What are your feelings toward people of other races and beliefs? Do you avoid people who seem different MEN'S NYLON ANKLETS from ycur social group? Maybe you have never given much thought Men , . . scoop up several pairs of these to these questions; perhaps they specially priced anklets! Slight irregu- never seemed important to you. larities that will not affect wear in any Why not try to- do something about this i n school. In other way. Solid colors in sizes 10 to 12. PR. words, there must be 'Brother- 25 hood" among all.—Emma Poole A group of students walked into the Red Bank high school audltor- inm Friday, Feb. 24, and saw to their amazement, Elbert Gliggs leading the school band. Elbert was substituting during the absence Men's Work Shirts of John Luckenbill, the school Full cut, in blue bandleader. Elbert is a member of chambray anil grey the school band and illil a very covert. Made for good job in Mr. Luckcnbill's ab- plenty of hard wear- $1.00 sence. His baton was a pencil which ing, these shirts arc moved constantly, to the amuse* sanforized. Sizes 14Vs 1 ment of the students. to 17. The band played for a special assembly which was called to eel cbrate the winning of- the Shore Conference by the basketball team. —Doris Chapman People love to blow about "Peo pie We Love to Hate," so for a Men's Work Pants change, we've decided to spread a little good will and find some Heavy weight covert nice things about them. F'r in- In dark grey, snnfor- stance the senior popularity poll of FORE AND AFT - * Beauty and a Buy Iced shrunk and cut the Red Bank high was taken re for extra comfort. cently and the results were; Best Sizes 30 to -12. 1 disposition, Dave Dillion and Pat Bennett; most engaging smile, Charlie Bruno and Carley Nlles; most versatile, Charlie Patterson T'S lithe, long and lovcly-and it calls not sensational new power under the hood— FtMltumM Hkm lh»$» mean and Glnny Sntter; IK,«I mannered, just for one look, but for two. Buick's own F-263 Fireball straight-eight, BUICK'S THE BUY Phil Hauman and Doris shampa- I norc; Mr. and Mrs. Personality, this year's big news in valve-in-hcad power. HIGHIK-COMPRISSION Flfball valr* • In • Fifoif power to I'cte Fontcr nnd Ruth Pnlil; nicest Sec how this sleek Sedan looks coming down three enginei, five, hp ralingi. (New f-263 engine In SUPM eyes, Bob Osborn and Angle Gam- bacorta; class babies, Larry Dutch- the road-bold grillwork shining, broad Yes, when you go stepping in this one, modeii.J ysen and Betty Ann .Mason; best bonnet purring with power, and the wide, you'll really step—with roominess and top- NIW-fATflKN StYtlNO, with bumpv-guard srlllts, roper- Sensational Value! line, Nesson Dcmmorle and Carly through fenderi, "double bubble" lolllloMi. Nllos; bent dressed, Ncsson Dem- curving, unbroken sweep of a one-piece drawer styling and the level going of all-coil mcrlc nnd Elaine Marxs; class windshield giving you horizon-wide outlook. springing-yes, and Dynaflow Drive* too, WIDf.ANOlf VISIHlllY, clou-up road vhw both forward clown, Dave Dillon und Connie and baclr. Francis; nicest hair, Ncnaon Dem- if you choose—making your pleasure TKAHIC-HANOY Sill, feu over-all length for emfer parking mcrlo and Diane Phyfc; best fig- And spot the pretty picture you make Boys' Leisure Suits complete. and garaging, ifiort furnfna radlui. going away. The price? Well, drop in on your Buick fXTM-WIDf JIATI cradled between the axfei. The broad, wrap-around rear window and dealer, ask about the SUPHR 126 and be pre- SOFT IU/CK RIOI, from all-coil iprlnfflng, Softly-Rid* rlmi, low-prenure llrei, rlde-itead/lng torque-lube. $398 topside styling in the Buick Riviera manner. pared for happy listening. Here's a buy- OVNAriOW.DRIVf ifandord on all DOADMASrEKS, optional The graceful, spacious trunk, the "double so grand a buy you'll lose no time getting al extra coif on Sunn and SPECMl terlei, ,' bubble" tuilllghts, the sense of high-fashion behind a Buick wheel. WIPI AttltAY Of MODUS wild Body by flihir. \ Woo! and Rayon Gabardine with plaid front and solid flcctncss in everything from rear fender lines *Stanrtimi on KOADMASTHK, optional al to the curve of the roof. txtra cost on SurER ami SPECIAL models. color -Jeevei. Long pants have pleated front and elastic Yes, that's beauty—beauty in the unmis- side, for bettor fit, Chooss from blue, groy, brown and takable Buick manner. But observe also:, , groon in wo: 6 to 12. Interiors are extra roomy in all dimensions. The biggest you can buy for tlic money, we believe-and bigger than many higher- Long Lasting priced cars. Vinyl Plastic And, since this is a Buick SUPER, there's Cooled Top Your Koy to 8 BROAD ST. RED BANK Croaler Valut STOKK 01' 1001 UAIMJAINS MM* rwt BVICK dttltr hr * Money Back Guarantee 1 si; OIK SHERMAN'S Nil red lu|n. In ffum* lj I-AV.AWAV PLAN IA Iliouil SI, DE RIDDER BUICK. Inc. N. wilt! Any Olh., »|,u |. Mlm>,»U|h Ci.My 163 to 169 Monmouth Strtot RE 6 2089 Rod Bank, N. J. BED .BASK* REGISTER, MABCBT 0, 1930 Page Five June Bride-Elect Don't Throw That Mechanic St. PTA Shirt Away If the collar is frayed or worn! To Hold Forum AT LEON'S Discussion Mar.i 21 They'll replace it with a brand new On Youth Problems Councilman George A. Gray, Dr. Sanforized Collar James W. Parker, Sr., and Har- Only 50 Cents mon Bradford will be the speakers at a forum meeting of the Me- Make your shirt look new chanic st. Parent-Teacher associa- again. tion Tuesday night, Mar. 21, in the school auditorium. The meeting was arranged at an executive ses- LEON'S LAUNDRY sion Tuesday at the school. 61-76 WHITE STREET Mr. Gray, an assistant county LOWEST PRICE EVER! prosecutor, will speak on juvenile Red Bank 6-2800 delinquency. Dr. Parker, a mem- ber of the board of directors of Get Your Spring Changeover Oil Now! the Community "Y," will speak on "The Children of the Community Through the Eyes of the 'Y." Mr. Custom Made Bradford will show a film, "The Children Are Coming." This deals Draperies with the problem now facing ALLSTATE • NEWEST FABRICS many communities concerning additions to present buildings and Miss Esther LaPlante • NEWEST STYLES new schools. Announcement has been mad* of Compounded Draw draperies made lo order Mrs. Charles P. Hurd, Miss Mar- the engagement of Miss Esther L,a- for any size window. guerite Enright and Mrs. Arthur Plante, daughter of Mrs. Catherine & ^^.^ssmxj^si Poland will be the delegates to the LaPlante of Chateaugay, N. Y. and PREMIUM QUALITY Track and drapery rods for i annual spring council of the seven John J. Abbatemarco, son of Mr. Alistcfce Battery every hanging purpose. j central counties Mar. 22 at As- bury Park. Mason Gross, provost and Mrs. Anthony Abbatemarco of Guaranteed for Full 21 Months 1'or Shop at Home Service at Rutgers, will speak at the af-Marion st. A June wedding is anil Estimates Call JIE fi-'!GI6. ternoon session on "Citizens on planned. Miss LaPlante attended Chateau- With Old Buttery 10.00 Representative Will Cull. My Street." Keg. Price $12.0.". MOTOR OIL P.T.A. groups in the community gay high school. Mr. Abbatemarco Has 13 Chem-set plates for heller will combine their efforts in a attended Red Bank high school, thnn iiverano lierfornumrc. No-spill "quarters for headquarters din- and Is employed by the Monmouth safety vents. 100 ampere hour ca- YOU SAVE 51c OVER REG. 2.29 PRICE ner" to be held Mar. 28 at the county highway department. pacity. Red Bank Methodist fellowship hall. Proceeds will be sent to the national P.T.A. to be used to build Leonardo 77 a national headquarters building Miss Maureen Hayes ofVBuiilng- 10 Qt. Sealed Can plus tax in Chicago. ton avc, a .student at Montclair Members who will serve on theState Teachers college, has been This Sali; Only committees include Mrs. John San- named to the cast of the "Glnss ford and Mrs. Everett Baynton, Menagerie" to be presented by Play- • Gives "hot-spot" protection Very stable1, resists breakdown dining room, and Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. rs, a college dramatic organization. Long lubricating life Hammond, Mrs. Walter Woodhcad, The play will be given Apr. 2G • Keeps oil rings unclogged Mrs. Bethune Jones, Mrs. Harold through May 2 at College high • Protects parts from corrosion Stays tough, resists heat E. Williams, Mrs. William Rich- school, Montclair. Miss Hayes, a Extremely low carbon content mond, Mrs. O. Ibsen Nodrum, Mrs. freshman, appeared in Players' • Helps keep motor clean Albert E. Newman, Sr., and Mrsfal. l production of "Stage Door." Victor Edelmann, tickets. Mrs. Po- land, the P.T.A. president, will be "The Professor Goes Haywire," a a member of the door committee. thi'ca-act comedy will be present- ed by the senior class of Middle- Allstate Battery ALLSTATE COMPOUNDED OIL Miss Abbie V. Strickland, school town Township high school, tonight Otinriintcod J2 Full Months 1 art instructor, told of plans being and tomorrow night, in the Leon- In Your Container Cqt. made for an April art exhibition. ardo grade school auditorium. Proceeds will be used to purchase Keg. JBc ((». 14 /? a collection of pictures to be used A party was given Feb. 28 for With Old Buttery for visual education purposes in Janet Brady, daughter of Mr. and Kejr. J'rfc-ti SS.fi:. art classes of the school system. Mrs. Joseph Brady, the occasion Our lowest itrifeil Allstate lialtery! SHERMAN'S being her eighth birthday. Guests ;19 plate—80 ampere hnur capm*- Mrs. Nordrum was named pro- were Barbara, Judy and Marie ity. iiafrty non-spill vents. Install New Spark Home Decorators* gram chairman. Burst, Judy Osip, Donald Ast, Fred yours today! 45 Bro»<1 St Gerlach, Joseph Porcclli, Joseph Plugs The Red Cross serves humanity Brady, Mrs. Joseph Rhcin, Mrs. Cross Rim COLDSPOT Spacemaster Bed Bank in your name. Keep it strong— Anthony Lb.zatti, Mrs. William keep it ready. Give through your Maack and Mrs. Marie Burst. Wrench Red Cross 1950 fund. 330" Beacon Light council, Daughters Kelt. 13c of America, will have their official All.ilnte pIllK" »i"' 540 lower rnsl per mile visitation meeting tonight at the nt n thrifty mice. Community fire house. KIJK. 80c In sols "f -1 "l* Patrick Daly of Jersey City is Kits nil earn. more. At Sours to- Tightens, spins off dny I J. J. TRAVERS & SONS, Inc. visiting his daughters, Mrs. Ethel wheel nuts easily. Coleman and Mrs. Joseph Donncl- Rust-rcsifitant. Car- PAINTING & PAPERHANGING lon. bon steel. Leonardo American Legion post TURPENTINE ALSO SPRAY PAINTING will hold a dance tomorrow night Vacuum at the Brcntwood hotel. Pure Distilled When you arc in need of a Paint or Paper- Mrs. Carl Schrag observed her Bottle birthday Saturday, and guests at Sealed Can hanging job, call us for an estimate. a party at her home were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karl, Mr. and Mrs. Hans 990 Palme, Mrs. Lena Karl, Mr. Schrag Phone Red Bank 6-0236 or 6-37118-M and Dorothy Schrag of this place, Kcp. 1.29 Reg. IDo 100 BIG FAMILY Pint * ! i # hottl* arid Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lambert- keeps liriuitU tint son and sons Howard and Carl of nr cold for 24 Belford. hours. GIAH* filler Mr. and Mrs. William Lawlcr vacuum. At SeHr.it SIZE 7 CU. FT. spent the week-end at Hasbrouck Heights with Mr. and Mrs. William • Stainless Steel Freeier Chest COAL Freiman. THE The auxiliary of Community fire Stores 23.2-Lbs. company held a card party at the fire House last Thursday, with Mrs. Carl Schrag as hostess. Prize win- • Room to Store Tallest Bot- ners were Mrs. Elsie Suable and tles and Containers Mrs. James MacPhee. Mrs. Joseph Miller will be hostess at today's card party, and Mrs. Carl Bergman • Perma-Thrift Unit — 5 Year will be hostess Thursday, Mar. 16. RIGHT MOW WE CAN CONVERT Protection Plan The auxiliary of Community fire YOUR HEATING PLANT FROM company will meet Tuesday after- noon at the fire house. Self-Sealing Paint • Exclusive Design Free Cubs Mrs. Lillian Mallen attended a Steel Garbage Can Can He Applied Over Surfaces luncheon bridge last w-eek at the Ice Trays COAL to OIL HEAT home of Mrs. Fred Bried at Brook- Corrugations Give SlreiiRili QA •'"<> lyn. i»O in Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 2 • Coldex Insulation of fine 9-gal. Capacity 1 VI Ue&. 3.30 Frank Patterson were Mr. and spun glass fibers Mrs. Howard Day of Springfield. 1 iVv Here's a self-soalinK paint that Rep. 51.79 needs no primer. Can be npplird Ort Stevens of Bay Head was their Galvanized steel with light fitting nvover«r wallpaperwallpa . guest Sunday. cover, riveted hail handle. Huxt-re 4 to 6 HOURS flintant, sanitary. Now—nt Sears 1 Quart Sin • Full Width Crisper of Porce- Fred Meyer is a surgical patient WITHOUT DISCOMFORT at Fitkln hospital. lain Enamel Mr. and Mrs. William Sexton Garbage OR INCONVENIENCE spent several days in New York (Even in ZERO weather) city last week visiting Mr. and Can DROP Mrs. George Knowels and Mr, and Mrs. Charles F, Bowman. CLOTHS Buy Your New Lick thi COAL SITUATION and SAVE MONEY! Mr. and Mrs. George Black, Jr., 1.99 Heavy Crepe Cold Spol Space- spent Sunday at North Arlington, Hett. $2.60 Master on Scars guests of Mr. and Mrs. Black, Sr. Galvanized • tell. 9' x 10' Corrufjalerl steel Easy Payment Plan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Belke, Sr., tt ides, reinforced of Newark, were recent visitors domed linttfim. 20* INSTALL A here with Mr. and Mrs. Bclke, Jr. gallon capacity. Reg. 89c 390 The Council of Civic associations NEW 1950 met last Thursday at Mlddletown township hall. Township activities Apartment Size Special were discussed. Miss Carol Thorns attended the KENMORE WASHER roller derby at Jersey City Sunday. Goldspot Freezer Offlcors were elected at a meeting 95 of the Scout Mothers' auxiliary last 4.1 cubic foot sizes 144 ft£ ilia Thursday. They are MrB. Walter •OIL BURneR ..V", .-/"II Schoellner, president: Mrs. Jerry •Takes up so little space, yet stores 144 lbs. of frozen Gonnorclll, vice president; Mrs. Helen Dear, recording secretary; food. Beautifully finished porcelain enamel work top! Mrs. James Ronaldson, correspond- Freeze and store at same time in either food section.. i NO SAVE . NO ing secretary; Mrs, Anthon Lund, treasurer, and Mrs. George Thorns, automatic cold control and adjustable divider. Helps MONEY •' UP*'TO' MORE publicity. i'liymcnl i'laii you prepare nutritious tasty meals'on a family budget! * COAL Mrs. John Corhett, Mrs. Mary DOWlk' " 35%; Jackson and Mrs. Murk Crook were ,1 MONTHS; ON ,HE*nr. 118 WORRIES gueits it a cannsts, party Friday KoK. 121.50 TO HI C05T nt th« homr of Mrs. Frank Pattor- «on. Both the Community and Biovent A specially reducocl pries by our factory, Banish forovor iho spocior 0/ an emply coal bin, Roiolve NOW to flro companies wer« called out brings you this entra savings on Kenmore, enjoy Iroublofreo, fuel-saving, QUIET AUTOMATIC heal. And Monday to put out a brush lire on remembor-for CLEANLINESS, CONVENIENCE and relaxing COM- route 36 nnd' Appleton live, A big gloaming whito Kenmore washer with Finns tor memhars of the 4-0 Re- giant porcolflin enamel tub. Automatic timer, FORT you pay no moro for QUIET AUTOMATIC suporlallve per- publican club to Attand th« annual formance than for ordinary oil burnors, mamb«r«hlp luncheon of thn Unit- automatic drain pump! Honr) hiqh riqitntor tid Wnmnn's Republican clubs of clutch! Buy Konmoio duiinrj Voluo Demon- llti Monmouth county, were nmclo nt n V * •• meeting1 Inst week st Community llrfllionl : WILLIAM A. FLUHH flrn hollar, Thn luncheon will ho j f, 0, lox 4 7, fl«d B/ink. N, j, held Mnr, 34 «t th« Molly Pitcher hol«l, Thn 4-D rluh will hold n curd • Giant Ovortiie Porcolain Enamel Tub ! dual* itnti lurllur Inlormolion without fiinly Monday nflcrnonn, Mnr, 2ft, * obligation. with Mr«. Curl Nehru* «« thn hint. \ Mam* ——~m——~———^———— 0 Excluiivo Deiign 6 Vane Agitator Addritu Tim nuxlllmy of inn Amrrlrnn Legion will hold * card pni'ly Mon- day night, Mm1. 30, nt Community • 8 Position Wringer { )ealors All Ovor New Jenay fire, huiisc, Mrs, Henry Htovnr Is • Vo obligation for free survey! chnlrmnn. Mrs, Joseph Cm pirn niul Mm, 0 Stoam Seal Cover Anthony Plltnlk itnve Hofmnnn, Jolin Hunt. l-'mik Jnhanno- rangemcnt.s for two weeks and which included articles from sev- mar.n, James McCuines*. Taylor Randall. WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH School News HPI-1 Kountrrc, Walter Scholl, Unviil carry out their pJnn.s with the as- eral countries. Thi.s week the sub- KUMSON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Ziporn. sistance of their classmates. The ject is "Horses." The committee IT 18 NOT TRUE TO SAY 'WE DID EVERYTHING POSSIBLE" SOS* rrcfihtnen—Carol Berk'. Anna Cla... members of the present committee has been busy making »n attractive UNLESS CHIROPRACTIC WAS INCLUDED Miss Alma vomSteeg, phyaicnl brone, Hetty Knnchl. Porothy l.orenxo, are Joanne Alcssandroni, chairman; education instructor of the high Maty Virginia Masnn, Mnna Mcllahey, display of th« many articles sm-h Patricia Mcauinc**, Shirley /'errinr. J>or. Joyce Bush, Pati Berg and Joan Red Bank 6-0001 school has successfully passed her is Swen*on, Uoltiiic Webb. Clarip. Werle Max. Their theme for last week as statues, pictures and stories of DR. WARREN FOWLER officials' rating test for tho N. J. mann, John Calverl. Robert llentieii was on "Foreign Lands" and they horses which they and the group Swimming Ollicials and Coaches Mirhael Rennen, Kdward Chndwlck. PHO.VE I'nuelaa FarrlnKton, Jelvin l-'nrce, Rower presented a very interesting exhibit have been bringing to class. Son BROAD ST. Chiropractoi &-303S 17 Broad St., Red Bank association. (loctz, Charles CurtU. Roderick Cray- She officiated at the annual Man- Ijewie. Kdward Terry* Donald Manning. ton B. Metcalf Memorial Swimming Hurry NeUou, John Noonan. Paul Prt- erBon,,Edward Remhert, Leon Itoyer, Joe Downstairs Department meet at the Orange Y.M.C.A. ian. Scalzo. Alan Schmidt. OnrRe Schanck. 28. Jon Sorrontino, Albert Talbot, Rus?ell Burtis Scott i.s practice teaching in physical education and social sth made—Jean Haird. Lillian Con- nor, fiortrudn Hollowav. Judith Parker, science in Rumson high school. He Ann Po'ak, Joan Smith. John Brighton, Here's the best and most beautiful car is a graduate of Leonardo high James Chadwii-k. William Dnwntra. Her- bert (jprcllnit, Holiert fioodell. William school, and a member of the senior irnlit, Robert Johnson, Robert Looser, class at Rutgers university. William Mefilrr. Dr. Charles A. Wolbach, super- 7th trrnde—Nancy Carle, Christine Ger- at lowest cost vising principal of the Rumson nrdi, Lvsheth Panels. Joyce Warnecke. Call William*. Andrea Vnn Noatrand. schools, was in attendance at the Michael Ausar.l'red Clnmhrone. Henry convention of the American Asso- Feldman. rieoritc (Ireenwav. Fred Mill, fiary Haitian. Eilily Srhmlilt, John ciation of School Administrators at Spurdle, Oeorce Prawlinuffh. Atlantic City last week. The third Inter-class forum be- EMiMENTARY SCHOOL tween th« two freshman sections Mrs. Hciser, teacher of the fourth of world geography was held Feb. grade, who has been absent for 27. Ed Harrington and Walter Hul- several weeks because of Illness, is len of Mr. Trotter's class argued reported as very much Improved. the affirmative side of "Displaced This is poor! news for her class, as Persons Should Be Restricted From well us for the faculty and other Entering The U. S." Joan Hnmmell numbers of the student body, all of and Robert Noll of Mr. Koroy's whom look forward to her return class defended the negative view- in the near future. Several mem- point. bers of the fourth grade who have Citing the benefits which the U. been out because of illness have S. gained by allowing former dis- be<:n welcomed back In recent days placed persons into this country, by their class, "It won't be necessary to call a papcrhanRer, I can repair this showing this to be one way of keep- The attendance banner Is now be- ceiling with the mucilage we get from TETLKY'S." ing our imputation for being the ing displayed by Mrs. Thome's "hope of tho world," and pointing sixth grade. They were the win THE BOSS WAS SMART ! to the advantages which America ners for the month of February. may look forward to by their ad- A picture on Bermuda, which had HE MUST HAVE BOUGHT ONE OF OUR NEW mittance, Joan and Robert swept been obtained earlier in the year a 4 to 0 decision with one vote by Mrs. Hciser. WIIK shown in as- calling the contest a tic. sembly on Wednesday. This film Sturgis Posture Chairs Judges were Mr. Trotter, Mr. Is an unusually fine ono since It Korey, Phyllis Kavoojlan (moder- ia done In color. The many scenes uxe 4-Ooor Sedan ator of the discussion), Doris of this picturesque and lovely isl- Swcnson and Roger Gootz. and stand out clearly and beauti Mr. Taggart's senior P.A.D. class, fully. The children were especially also interested in the question, at- interested in tho views on marine tended the discussion and engaged life and the many water sports. in the op«n questioning period. Painting as a medium of expres- Recently through the co-opera- sion has been vory much In evl- tion of the Rod Bank Y.M.C.A., the dence in Mrs. Kaiser's llrst grade moving picture "One God" was in the last few weeks. This interest This car alone provides the trim and shown at Rumson high school. The is showing itself in many ways film, based on the book, "One GodSome children have brought tin tailored beauty of Body by Fisher, at cans with holes punched in one end and How We Worship Him," by lowest cost! This car ;ilonc offers a choice Margaret Fitch, was given in con- which they will paint and use at junction with National Brotherhood home for brush holders. Others of the finest in automatic or standard Week, which was being observed in are collecting attractive looking bottles to paint first nnd to decor- FIRST... and Finest... at Lowest Cost! drives, at lowest cost! This car alone gives the schools. ate, later with their own designs. The picture went into the Cath- Chevrolet is the only car thai brings you Iheie outstanding features .all the advantages of Valvc-in-Hcad Engine The SMLEMASTER The SOPHISTICATE olic, Jewish and Protestant rituals Miss Duckers, the school nurse, has announced that Mrs. Noonan's at lowest prices . . . NEW STYLE-STAR BODIES BY FISHER • NEW Steno snivel chair with fol- and beliefs, explaining the core- performance—including the most powerful 1T"XI3W"XS" coll spring «nd monies in detail. It was later* dis- fifth grade and Miss Peseux's sixth TWO-TONE FISHER INTERIORS • CENTER-POINT STEERING • CURVED fnam rubber neat. lS"x»" low-flex back support. 16"- grade have thn highest safety rec- engine in its field—at lowest cost! xl2"xZK" coll spring seat. cussed and everyone was in agree- WINDSHIELD with PANORAMIC VISIBILITY • LONGEST, HEAVIEST LOW- posture curved rubber back- ment that the picture gave much ord in school. rest. Rubber casters. Fully Gray-green or gray-red. Fully The following pupils had perfect PRICED CAR • CERTI-SAFE HYDRAULIC BRAKES with Dubl-Life rivet- And so it goes through every phase of adjustable. $30.50 information about the other man's adjustable. W9.50 religion which should make us all attendance for February: less linings • EXTRA-ECONOMICAL TO OWN-OPERATE-MAINTAIN. BE SMART LIKE THE BOSS. SEE OUR LINE OF STUBGIS Kinihrnarlen—William Atwell, James motor car value; for only Chevrolet offcrj more tolerant and understanding. Dill, Hurry Johnaan, William Layton, STENO AND EXECUTIVE CHAIRS BEFORE YOU BUY. Sue Emery RoKer Martin, Arthur Pnuels, Francl« AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION so many features of highest-priced auto- • SELLING OFFICE SUPPLIES Peters. I.indn Ilco-ler. Mary Hunter. On Feb. 24, the Rumson girls Patricia Jordan, Kittle Wuudmnn. mobiles at the lowest prices! firado IA—Philin Allmack, William Combination ol Powerglide Transmission and 105-h.p. played their last basketball games Hoblnson, Itichard Towers, Frank Wlil- of the 1950 season. All four grades erstrom, Carol PeHpreaux, Carol (lord- engine optional on De Luxe models at extra cost. Come in and see the Chevrolet for '50— played; 10 vs. 9 and 12 vs. 11. Both niK, So'idrii Johnson, Hetty Lnutfhnmmcr, Crude IB—Stanley ilollam, James first and finest at lowest cost! games resulted In major upsets. Layton, Arnold Lunilln, Janet Johnfion Tile su]>humores were defeated 18- IJrndc 'JA—l'eter Hue-lRenbeek, Edwari 13 and the seniors, who were lead- Stewart, Henry Williams, Nancy Calm Mnry tireenwny, Llynn Williams. ing by six points at the half drop- (Jrndo '2U—MarKnrcl GcrdinK. Pene- 1 McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO. Freedom ped back and lost by one point, the lope Pcarst , I.ynn Roesslor, Shdlicld final score being 21-20. Thus, the Tulp, Silencer White. junior glrla became the champs of (,"nule 3A-- James Ward, Pamela flood- win. Joan llallcrnn, Llndn Hill, Jeinnette 29 MECHANIC STREET Phone Red Bank 6-3130 RED BANK the school I.adiaky. Is Helen Swenson tirade 311—Sally lloyt, Pamela Ship- Dee, Richard Goodell, Leolin Went. Grade 4—Itrlnn Van Nwttrand, I.ol« Perfect attendance for February: PlntUsraplel, Elizabeth Ether, Harriett Everybody's ScnlorB — Bevcry Chamoroy, June Purely, Karen Hammcll, Linda Tralnor, Douuhty, Barbara Little, Julia Terry, Joyce Hilthrunner, Pntrlcla Schneider, Dorothea Schenck, Joan Ell, Jack Butler, Eva Mae Holloway, Llln Kubsamen Arthur Dlllone, John Lllxon, John Heiuiel, Joyce Knrai:ias. Donald MoCoach, Kenneth P«tor». Wil- Orndo S—Frank McOlrr. Earl Scholl Business liam Teters, JnmeH Sorrentino, Edward Steven Towom, Ilruce Oruber, Klrhnnl Swikart, ltobert Warth, Bilrcil Webb. Hearno.i, Arthur Jncobnon, Linda Bor- Juniors—Betty Lou Aumack, Ellnorc land,, llorotiiy 1'aueln, This Is the Tenth In • Series of Articles. Benfer, Janet Carle, Jean Penise, Joyce Crnile liA—Paul Fildman, Hohert Farrinnton, Flora Haynen, Harlinra Hunter, Thomm Lafon. Cornelia Hoyt. Inscoe, Gloria McGlrr, Wayne McGirr, Because we feel a serious concern as regards the situation firnde fill- Gurtl" J.nndln, Hee/I Liin- Barbara Samuclson, Helen Swcnaon, dln, Roynl Hon. C.nry Plattcrapiel, Rob- that confronts our country and because we believe that we Terry Werlomann, John De U»a. The- ert Pomphrey, Roberta fiardener. AiKtrl- odore Lower, Paul Ronnn, William ine Knrmrlm. I'-ita Mnttson, Mary Ann all have a direct responsibility to do something constructive Walker, Robert Zcrr. Rice. Dorix '/err. Soiihomorea—-Lynn Ooeti, Jcfln l'Ms- about It, we, as our contribution, are publishing in this news- ctn, Barbara GotT, Llllfnn Shea, Cnrol Miss Tilton's third Graders arc paper a scries of comments and articles which we hope will Swikart, (lencvieve TilibH, Shirley Tor- enthusinstlc over their "Beauty borir, Laura Wllllaraj, Margaret R. Wll- Corner." This Is a special place stimulate others to undertake some form of* constructive Illnmrt, Florence Brown, Barbara Chame* roy, Hetty Hallnm. Sara Kerckwh, LH- in the classroom which children ar- Snack activity. linn Kiircnja, MnrjorJe KeU'htim, Joan range In an artistic nnd attractive Laylon, Marion Lo Prasti. Phyllis Myall. manner according to their own Anne Noyen, ConiUe lVrvine, James Alexander, Harold Apgar, Martin BH«ch, ideas. A committee of four chosen An Address By Mnury Cattle, John fircenway, Eilwnnl by the group Is in charge of ar- Donald J. Hardenbrook sumimr (In six Installment! of which this Is the first) The individual who desires the real blessings of religious, political, Intellectual and economic liberty, must assume a very large portion of the responsibility for his own well-being. If he is unwilling to do so, and places Mrs. Dorothy Jane Wildanger, club estate , Middlctown township View [list aid squad, pronounced DUE TO THE GREAT RESPONSE WE REPEAT HENRY C. HANDLEMAN .18, of 32 Foster si., River Plaza, Thp ciosslnp is about a half-mile Mrs. Wildanger dead. was instantly killed at 5:36 p. m. west of route 35. THIS SPECIAL OFFER !! George C. Greenley of Lakewood, co Bucklin Fruit Farm Phalanx, Near Lincroft lasl Thursday when her car col- Mrs. Wildangor was the wife of lieded with a southbound Pennsyl- Arthur W. Wildanger, owner of a engineer of the train, was arralRn- vania railroad train at West Nave- j ed before \V. Gilbert Manson, Mid- j Select your own patterns! CUSTOM MADE PHONE RED BANK 6-1364-R body building shop on Shrewsbury i (Uptown township re'eorder and sink River rd. crossing, Country a\'c, Shrewsbury, just south of See them made! Newman Springs id. pleaded not guilty to a charge of I technical manslaughter. He was 2 Hour Service! FIBRE SEAT COVERS Middlctown township .police said represented by .James H. Laird of that the crossing was the scene of Asbury Park, an attorney for the 95 several previous fatal accidents Pennsylvania railroad. COUPE *8°° SEDAN *14 over a period of years. Middlctown township ofllcials on many occa- r\'o action was taken -against sions hav-J tried to have the rail- J. Whittcn of Point Pleasant, the PLASTIC SEAT COVERS road construct R u-arning system conductor. SHARPE TIRE COMPANY other than a bell-alarm system cur- 5 95 rently used. Train Continues On COUPE *1 3 ° SEDAN *27 Police said the train continued Car Carried 195 Feet AND a half mile south of the accident Also Other Types of Materials Mrs. Wildanger was traveling scene before stopping and before and Convertible Tops west on West ^'avesink River rd. Mr. Grcenky realized something when the accident occurred. Tho | was wrong. Tile engineer is repurt- train carried the car about 395 ' eel as saying that he did not know fcjt. Patrolmen William Wood- j anything was wrong until ho no- FADA TELEVISION ward, -Melvin Leek and John Mc- I ticcd the engine steaming when the Ciirrcn reported that Mrs. Wildan- | train arrived at Red Kanlt. He Wearever Auto Seat Cover Co. gor was found dead when the first j then sr-nt a crew member back to COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY PRESENT THE FIRST RED BANK SHOWING persons reached the scene. The 1 the crossing. Two succeeding trains body was found about 70 feel from I were delayed 10 minutes as workers 109 OAKLAND ST. (At Railroad Station) RED BANK the point of the collision. Dr. C. I removed parts of th-s car from the PHONE RE 6-2612 Open Daily 8 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. .Malcolm B. Oilman of JS'avesink tracks. River rd., summoned by the Fair J ISailrond officials said that no other type of signal had ever been River Plaza Club Plans Election Mrs. H. C. Speer Numcd ,l'"or Presidency Mrs. H. Conant Speer was nomin- I iH hW I iiliiijj ated for the presidency of the River Plaza Woman's club at a meeting last Trursday at the home of Mrs. Henry C. MeclUom, Hub- bard ave., River Plaza, domina- tions were read by Mrs. Clifford W. Stiles, chairman, and officers will be elected at the next meeting, V Apr. 13. Others nominated were Mrs, George Wagner, vice president; .Mrs. Belford Truitl, recording sec- retary; Airs. Harold Young, coi> responding secretary; Mrs. Irving INCREDIBLE but TRUE! Wells, federation secretary, and Mrs. Harold Perry, treasurer. Mrs. Wells, president, reported several members will attend the state legislative luncheon at Tren- i ton, Mar. 27. Members will also jiai- J-WAV 1 ticipate in the annual clubwoman's day of the State Federation of Wo- men's clubs, Mar. 23, at Hahnc's department store, Newark. | An auction followed the business •nesting in charge of Mrs. Charles Gotschallt, Mrs. Victor Fox and The New llVi" FADA With 91 Sq. 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REEDS WAY LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 9, 1950 Ilivcrvicw Expenses Celebrate 63d Anniversary Women Voters FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION Less Than Average A roiiort released by tJic Ameri- can Association of Hospital Ac- Told Tax System countants shows that the average BRAS FUEL-OIL operating expenses per patient day OF at Uivci-view hospital is 7.7 per Requires Change cent lower Ulan the Middle Atlan- Per Gal. tic region. Rutgers Professor Scely B. Tuthill, hospital treasur- er, said that this reflects "the ef- Explains His Study SPECIAL CASH PLAN. ficiency of the ndminsitration of Rivcrvicw hospital." The average Of. Shared Taxes KIRSCHBAUM'S If it is saving money you are after, our special cash plan will cut operating expense per patient day A three-point plea for a better 23 Broad St. Red Bank at Rivcrvicw hospital is $13.5-1, your oil costs !/j cent per gal. ai all times. This amounts to system of taxation was voiced last while it is $K67 for Uic middle week by Prof. Andrew M. Tully in nearly 5%. Atlantic re'gion. The average oper- a talk to the League of Women ating income per patient day at Voters' tax conference at the com- Rivorvicw is J13.S6 as compared munity house in Moorestown. with $13.05 /or the middle Atlantic Prof. Tully, acting director of the HANCE & DAVIS region. bureau of economic research at Rutgers university, called for taxes TEL. HE 6-0103 Ahuul 18,000 companies In the In accordance with ability to pay; United States arc engaged in pro- co-operation insofar as practicable ducing oil. with the federal government's ef- TELEVISION forts to counteract the effects of the business cycle, and the use of state taxing powers to aid local governments through shared taxes The Family Next Deer. and grants-in-aid. The professor, who was consul- tant on an economic study for the government of Peru, presently is engaged In making a study of shared taxes and grants-ln-aid. James McGrew, assistant re- search director of the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, also spoke at the conference. He talked on how the New Jersey "tax dol- lar" is raised and how it is spent. He cited the urgency of the state'.? present fiscal situation but said it Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Richmond is due to chronic conditions rather than the fault of any governor's Mr. and Mrs, Lewis B. Richmond The same year he was appointed administration. of 127 Church St., Bel ford, cele- I gate tender at the Bclford draw- "The state faces a serious fiscal brated their 63d wedding annivers- | bridge, a Job he still hold.'. problem by reason of the fact that ary Sunday. They were married at Mr. and Mrs. Richmond arc mem- for the past several years expendi- Bridgcton and moved to Bclford bers of the Bclford Methodist tures for current operations have the year of their marriage. ' church and have been very active exceeded current revenue," he Mrs. Richmond, the former Miss in church circles. Mr. Richmond, stated. "This Is reflected," he con- Margaret Osbornc, and Mr. Rich- a member of the Junior O.U.A.M., tinued, "in the fact that the free mond were classmates at Bridgcton has held ofliccs in that organiza- surplus in the state treasury has high school. Mr. 'Richmond oper- tion since 1880. He is a former dropped from over $38,000,000 July ated a bakery at Bridgeton many member of the Bclford lire depart- 1, 1947, to an estimated $15,600,000 years. When the couple moved to ment. July 1, 1950. It is further esti- Belford, Mr. Richmond became a The anniversary was celebrated mated that nearly $13,000,000 more pound fisherman. In 1938 ho andwith a small family gathering. Mr. will be used from surplus in the two companions were lost at sea and Mrs, Richmond have a son,fiscal year 1950-51.' "Why, Fred I'd LOVE to gol" four hours. Edward Warsch of Claude Richmond of Bclford, and Among the fields to consider in Fair Haven was drowned. Mr. Rich- four daughters, Mrs. Krnnk Bauer solving this problem, Mr. McGrew • Ever think of all the good things in mond and Donald Bower of Bcl-of Belford, Mrs. P. E. Robertson of suggested continuance of the 40 per ford were saved and shortly after Red Bank, Mrs. D. VV. Piirlson of cent of budget aid to local govern- FAIRFIELD life you'd miss, if it weren't for the tele- WHAT'S THAT NUMIIIt Th* qulcktli, Mr. Richmond retired from the fish- Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Miss ments; limitations of property and •Implttt way t* loeat* flUphoni numb«rt li ing business. Anno Richmond, living at home. particularly personal property Life Size Television phone? 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Nilo 9 P, W, Bo«lnej From Rldgowood Grovo RED BANK EEGTSTER. MARCFT 0. lO.'O rage Eleven Girl Scout Camp Anti-Discrimination Work Under Way Real Estate Values Linzmayer Named Croup lo Organize BAIL'S Loans Work is underway on Ihe con- A committee against discrimin- struction of a Girl Scout camping Up on N. J. Farms Co. President ation, appointed recently by Mayor WANTED: Performers Luggage, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry site in Freehold township on route v Frrd Quinn if Freehold, will soon LICENSED AND BONDED 33, west of Freehold. The work is 4 Per Cent Increase Atlantic Highlands hold an organization mnriing ac- FOR GIGANTIC 105 MONTMODTH ST. Near Carlton Theatre BED BANK, N. J. being directed by the Monmouth In the Past Year Man Heads Jersey Corp. cording to Rev. Waltfr J. I^aki". !ourl House Council of Girl Scout*. chairman. Sidney W. Reid, Freehold farm New Jersey farm real estate Adnm ..7. Unzmayer nf Atlantic Rov. Mr. Tjakr. pastor of !h'~ TALENT SHOW implement dealer, has volunteered values increased four per cent this Highlands has linen appointed pres- Freehold Baptist church, said (lio to clear the site. Plans call for past year, although national figur- ident .of the Insulation and Siding group, which complies nine per- SUified by "My wife knowi all the an- the erection of a storage building, es indicate a general decline of .six corporntion of Xrif Jersey with of- sons, will probably work in Hie space for tents, flagpole and other per cent, reports the State Depart- fices at Ashury Park. The corpor- field of education to show that dis- Wrsifrn Auxiliary swers! She's found a dandy equipment. ment of Agriculture. ation lia.s been di'signatod by the crimination does cxUt even tlmuRh iMunnioiiili Comity Organization for Social Service Only four states besides New John.u-Manville Sales corporation to our Constitution guarantees equal place—and inaxpensiva, too Jersey showed nn increase in form sell that company's products In rights." real estate values—Illinois, Iowa, Monmuuth, Ocean and Middlesex A Thin IIIK now Horton Manner In ruggedly built to do the fnmlly wiifih In record time. Big overnlie tub mean* fouer loiuls. Tho dnuhlo wall tub keep* water hot long- er. Tlin N|MH'1«I surging agitation I* gentle on fabrics —ninl clcium clothe* clean. Kqulppeil with the conven- Strawberry-Vanilla Stores that sell Venetian ience unit advantages of a fast draining pump. blinds i i i curtains i i i window shades 11 < are all ICE CREAM listed in (he Yellow 1'agci The New HORTON of your telephone directory. VVWfrV Automatic Washer you know Ihe numa These Venture* but nor Ihe addraii ; i i you know th« product RUMSON Tan-lioadlngl No Rtoop. No Ni|iint. Nn Spill. but not who tellt It 111 NIlCKxr Capacity I I'mvpr I,IIKII«! you've forgotten the name Trlpln ItlinInK—Tm> Hrrfi Writer KIIINPH. ,V A Curlty Nurse will be in th« Infanta1 Corner on Saturday STEINBACH COMPANY (or Consultation. 121 BROAD STREET RED BANK' 2\'i:\'HR BEFORE AT Til 1H PRICE! m m I m •t I | 1 it Feather-Ligfit Qora-Mist Spectators i 35,00 «na 45.00 Pearls, Pearls, Pearls' Casual coats in luscious pastels .. . in cloud-soft Gora-Mist, an exclusive blond of fleeces so soft they weather travelling or pack- ing with hardly a wrinkle. Perfect for city-commuting or country weekends, A Magnificent Collection of Necklaces, Bracelets, Chokers and Ropes ... All with Sparkling Rhins- Left: The "boy coat" with belted back and flap pockets.' 45.00 sfons Clasps! Multi-strand necklaces . , • hartd- Center: The wrap coat—fitted, and pleated in back. 45.00 knotted single-strands . . . matching bracelets . , . Right: Tho topper, flared in back, with dropped shoulder and as much a part of the American Look as the sweat- $ stitched detail on sleeve. All in sizes 10 to 18 in white, pink, ers, suits and little black dresses to which they add PAIR banana, sun gold or sky blue. 35.00 so much! i Sorry! No mail or phone orders! 1 • Simulated PLUS TAX K'MM»^^ S 1 aj» f V. •?' TODDLERS, TOO, ER CHECKS FOR, LOW MVY HUE! LITTLE-aiHTEll FASHION 17.98 Lace-Frosted Coat V Hat Set FOAM-SOFT FUMOV IX SniW-VOVXTAlX COLOUR DoubleSreasted Coat Fashion Inowi no age limif . , . and navy . . . A TlMS'Si UO-tiYKltt'U'lltiltti Dh'1-JA.M COAT! blue holds top place a* tho Spring favor- hi !'.-V'-,ri'j vic.i U'M'ton-ifinr'fn ni lor ite with all of "Daddy's bod glrU," Wool Iwitl, filled for flattery to two-year-old cli' \; in i y:i wS/ . , , e;p*r.ioll/ when Sunday, tummies . , , and drifted with mowy lies fc^l v,i.-Jr',b^, inr,lu.-J» )h!» brrwn and white wool Shag Fleece Topper on cellar and matching bonnol, Sirei I, Cf'rUrJ ,t,»l v/lK fl »w,v by-1 *o r>*rfiW, Slplnmuller ('Me* Cuso Mr. Steinmiiller said Dr. Appen- States, who will conic from Wash- arms as a means Df settling dis- Broad at. The meeting will he \ Midillctaun. John Hawkins uf Reil Mr. fHciiimullfi said that the fels was a. very "noted educator" ington to address the conference. putes. United World Federalists, To Local Charities dedicated to members of the Ma-At Shrewsbury i laank, international councilor, was woman professor bad been listed and repeated that she had refused His subject will be "What's Ahead he claimed, recognize this fact and sonic order who live in Rumson I KUCft speaker. A musical program a3 ii speaker on tho program of to speak at the New York meet- for Business?" consequently advocate the setting Will Give Final nnd vicinity. Constable Einnions | was piovided by John Pfanstiel and an iirgiiniiULtlnn of "pinkish char- ing when she learned that her Dr. Smith has spoken before im- up of a world federal government A special program has beon ar- Mifs Nancy Stryker, violinists; acter" that mot recently at the audience included persons of ques- portant groups of business men with powers limited to making Concert Apr. 16 in ranged for tho evening and a To Begin Serving Bruce Anderson, trumpet, nnd Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York tionable loyalty. and Is the author of numerous arti- laws that will keep world peace, Catholic Selioo." roast beef dinner will he served Ralph VnnPclt, piano. city. He said she accepted the in- Mrs. Appenfels name entered the cles on economic subjects. Ho is to enforcing those laws only, and under the supervision of Philip Notices to Residents Mr. Pfanstiel is music teacher at vitation tn speak there, but with- discussion after Frederick W. T. Jlanninc, Raymond Brovver and tho Middletown township high drew her acceptance after sho a member of the Advisory Council to raising only the revenues that The Shore Symphony orchestra, Boil, board member, insisted that on Federal Reports, Bureau of the will support its proper functioning. Randolph Bailly. W. Elmer Ether Shrewsbury borough council on school, and Miss Stryker, a resident found out what type of an organi- Mr. Ryder make known just what which will give its final concert Tuesday night adopted on first zation it was. He did not specify Budget; the Business Research In describing tho U.W.P. organi- of Rumson will act as chef of the of Kcnnsburg, is a member of the prompted his resolution. Advisory Council, Department of of the season Apr. 16 in the Catho- evening. The East will be occupied reading an ordinance which will high school senior class. A duct just what group sponsored that zation, Mr. AndersSbn said it is thelic high school auditorium here, provide for sidewalks on both sides meeting. Board Member Ernest W. Wad- Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics; largest group advocating world by J. Edward Wilson, former was sun- by Mrs. Harold Often anil Icy, Jr., said: "This school board American Economists' association, is available to any charitable in- mayor of Rumson. of White st., from Highway 30 lo Jamas, K. Groelcy, and vocal solos government. It has branches in 20 stitution far benefit concerts im- Curloy Homes and for improving In his resolution, which he cannot change our American sys- and the American Statistics asso- states and members in all of the were runiki-ed by Mrs. Olten and pleaded with tho board to adopt, tem nf government nor its free- ciation. 1 mediately after tho concert, it was the roadway in that section. Mrs. Joseph ViTilunc. and which he said that once other. !, I,t supports House Concur- stated this week liy David J. El- The. ordinance's introduction is doms." He said that tn 1939, tho rent Resolution 01, which, he said, A turkey dinner was solved, and adopted would be the pattern for world was faced by similar condi- During World War II, Dr. Smith lis, 09 Broad St., the group's busi- F. A. Lee Named the first step in n long Ingnl pro- corsages were presented to the similar action by other boards of served as a naval officer, first on is sponsored by 111 Representa- ness manager. cedure necessary before work will tions and "erndleatert them." tives. He also said that 22 U. S. women guests. education in this section and state, "No one knows just how soon wo Admiral Nlmltz's staff and later Said Mr. Ellis, "Tlio Shore Sym- 6 bo started. In the next week Con- Mr. Ryder said: with the Tenth Army, the ICth Senators have sponsored Senate stable David L. Emmons will de- will havo to eradicate today's tho Concurrent Resolution 56. phony is desirous of performing Y' Chairman Marino division, the Naval Techni- in any of the cities in the shore liver .cgglsa. of ..the ordinance, and Quotes From Kcsnlutlnn same way," Mr. Ryder said. cal Mission to Japan and the Uni These resolutions, the speaker area. They are not confining their Succeeds Hawkins at a notice of explanation to nffected Firemen Feted "Tho said board has a responsi- Problem Explained ted States Strategic Bombing explained, authorize our govern- activities to Red Bank alone/ Tho residents. bility imposed upon It by the elec- survey. ment to sponsor a limited world torate and Its oath to defend our The board president explained combined efforts of the organizers Wcstside Brunch Public hearing and final adop- at length he felt tho board of edu- Two other members of the staff government of the type advocated are trying to stress very strongly country 'against all enemies both by the U.W.F. In 1940, ACR 17 Forrester A. Lee has been ap- tion of the ordinance Is scheduled At Fair Haven within and without." cation is the absolute custodian of of the National Chamber will be the fact that tho orchestra pro- for the Apr. 4 meeting. If adopted tho school. As such, ho said, he at Red Bank for the meeting. was passed in the New Jersey leg- ject was undertaken as a county pointed executive secretary of the Dinner Tendered He then naked that it be resolved islature asking the U. S. govern- Wrstsido Y.M.C.A. to succeed Ru- it will become effective Ap. 25. The that the school board "requests believed, it is fully responsible and Truman D. Weller, national affairs community project, and therefore residents then will havo 30 days to open to criticism for tho type of adviser, will discuss the important ment to join a world federation. the services of the symphony is dolph N. Hawkins. Announcement decide whether they will individu- By Boro Council all organizations whether directly Recently, ACR 13 was introduce:! available to any worthwhile char- of Mr. Lee's appointment, which or indirectly connected with the statement organizational speakers issues facing the country and im ally do tho work or whether the make there. portant legislation being consid. into the state legislature to rescind ity organization to gi%'e benefit was effective Mar. 1, was made by borough will contract to have it Onu liundrcil |icrsons aUcnclcd school, to submit for approval by cred by Congress. the first resolution. "The U.W.F. concerts at any shore city they Dr. James W. Parker, Jr., chair- the roast beef dinner tendered said board the names of any and Mr. Ryder said he considered it earnestly hopc^ that every clear- done. If the borough contracts for Following the speeches, there desire to Rive the performance." man of tho committee of manage- the work the cost will be assessed members of thn Fair Haven flro all speakers, at the time request a board duty to screen speakers thinking citizen will write to his ment of tho Wcstsldo branch. company Monday ni^'lit at the lire for use of building and premises so that no propaganda Is spread will be a forum period to be con-state senator and representative Tho orchestra is composed of against the property owners. P;iy- ducted by John T. Soltman, assist- A graduate of Wilhurforco uni- ment of the assessments will be house by the borough's olllcial fam- is made." H(\ added: from the school as a meeting place. opposing the rescinding resolu- 50 musicians, all volunteers, who versity in 1910, Mr. Len received ily. Tho dinner was prepared by "The board shall then Investi- "Communists," ho said, "have bril- ant manager of the northeastern tion," he urged. como from Red Bank, Little Sil- spread over a ten-year span. Cost division located in New York city. ver, Fair Haven, Long Branch, his bachelor of Science degree the of Improving tho roadway, includ- Roy Killer. Accordion music was gate tlio proposed speakers as to liant speakers who can Influence Soltman is well known In Now Opponents Are "Haoc-tlnters" Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Free- following year from Ohio state uni- ing "Y-shaped" openings nt each provided by Charlr-s Got.sulialk. character, philosophy and affilia- tho people," and it is a board obli- Jersey Chamber circles, having "Opposition to the U.W.F.," Mr. hold, South River nnd other near- versity. He began his Y.M.C.A. end of the stretch, will bo paid for Short talks weir given by .May- tions so that our public school gation that such propaganda be served as the executive head of career in 1941 in Columbus, O., by general taxation. or Edgar V. Dcmsc and members shall not be used for the purpose kept uut of the school. Anderson stated, "stems from two by areas. Walter Pfoiffer is con-where he served until 104-1. of spreading propaganda detri- the Hobokcn Chamber for 20 sources. First is the ultra-isolation- ductor. In other business of the meeting, of the borough council. The bor- This discussion lasted well over years. ough's olllcial family also waa rep- mental to the best interests of an hour and concluded with a ist, race-hating individuals and Although the season is olllcially Mayor Alfred N. Bcadlcston read our people." Local chamber officials and com- groups spearheaded by Mcrwin K. letters from the Central Railroad resented by William R. Blair, Jr., board voto to table the recom- over after the April concert, a lioroush attorney, anil H. Lynn- mended resolution for action at mittees in 12 towns of the twoHart and his National Economic children's concert is bcini; planned of New Jersey in whl<:h thn com- "One I'lag, Olio God" counties havo been working the council; Gerald L. K. Smith, Con pany agreed to remove the un- wood Minion, building inspector. Mr. Ryder said that his defini- its meeting in April. to which they will bo admitted Presented to the lire company ns past month to insure strong repre- McGlnley and Joseph Camp. These j free of . charge. The purpose of used station house on Sycamore sentations at the meeting. Besides men and their organizations are nve. opposite Lawes Coal company. gifts from tho borough council this concert is to stimulate an ac- wrrn Iwo enlarged photographs of Red Bank, these towns Include exposed as being extremely un- tive interest in music in the young- Fire Chief James Poole had asked Asbury Pailc, Belmnr, Brlelle, At- Amcrlcan by tho report of a com- er generation. The soloists on this for some such action, terming thn the members of '.he fire company Stobo Accepts Two Houses Sold lantic Highlands, Freehold, Key- mittee of the Illinois American Le- program with the symphony will building a fire hazard. The rail- | when they won Ili-st prize at the port, Lakcwood, Long Branch, gion in the Congressional Record be young musicians of Monmouth road offered tho building to thn | Coivey Island Martll Gra.i in 192.1 Bradley Beach, Point Pleasant and of Oct. 6, 10-19. Second Is the Vet-county who lire aspiring to musical borough hut it was decided not toj One of tin; pictures is -10 by COSub-Dealership At River Oaks Toms River. The conference Is be-erans of Foreign Wars nnd the careers. In addition to helping the accept the offer. The company also Inches and will he on display at ing co-sponsored by the Chambers Daughters of tho American Revo- announced that It Is willing to sell the llrenien' fair n^.xt summer. Tile Has Keen in Milk VanHorn Makes lution, whose objection, not based young soloists, the society hopes of Commerce In these towns along that it will he un incentive to make the building to any Individual de- other, a smaller photo, will be huiiK 7i>lh Sale There with the state Chamber of Com-on fact, Is that they believe the them wnnt to become proficient siring it. in tin; lire house. Five Ycura merce and the Chamber of Com- U.W.F. advocates the United States enough to sumeday appear with The Monmouth County Kennel Introduced at the dinnor were merce of the United States. giving up Its sovereignty. We want William G. Stobo of Manning st., With the sale of two more cus- the symphony. club was granted council's permis- Councilman Harold Hurley, File tom-built homes from plans by Mc- nothing more than that tho U. S. Chief Kenneth Iirnry and Deputy River Plaza, has accepted the sub- This is one of a series of meet- shall give over its right to wnge The society has announced that sion for a one-day liquor license. Murray & Chirgotls. architects of ings being held In key geo- war to an international police recordings of tho selections played The club is holding a match dog Chief Joseph Clcary of Heil Bunk, dealership in this vicinity for Rar- Union, N. J., the Rny VanHorn graphical locations throughout the forco of which we will be n part. at the Hist concert are available show Sunday, Mar. 19, on the Arthur 13. Sieklen, who served as itan Valley .farms, Somervlllc, agency reports that total sales country. Lawcs Coal company property. president of the Fair Haven com- These organizations also believe on 12-inch records to tlio general wholesale and retail milk dealers closed by their firm in the popular Tickets for the. dinner can he Wo want to by-pass tho United Na- public. A small fee will bo charged, Council approved the exempt pany many years, and Charles Fair Haven community known as llrlBBs, president of Oceanic Hook for Hie p-ist -12 years. purchased this week from Ray tions, when in fact wo actually The society has devised this plan firemen's certificate for Alonzo Dc- River Oak3 now total 75 transac- E. Taylor, executive vice president advocate the setting up of tho to help defray tho costs of putting vaney. and Ladder company of Rumson. tions. Almost all of these sales of the Red Bank Community limited world federation by amend- on its 1D1H-1050 concert series. Or- It also approved a request by Po- were closed from plans worked out Chamber of Commerce. ing tho U.N. charter, ns provided ders are being received by Paul lice Chief otto Herden for a va- V.A. to Keduee with, the owners and builders of for In article 100 of the charter." Seldin, at (10 Monmouth at. Selec- cation from Apr. 8 to IB. The chief River Oaks, Allen Brothers, inc., of tions recorded were "ItallHn Sym- reported that 1R8 dog licenses were OH'm; Personnel Red Bank. In answer to a question from Forrester A. Lcc Issued nnd that two summonses phony No. •! In A Major" by Men- were Issued for failure to obtain Douglas L. Clark, an executive Debate Tourney the floor, "Will Russia Join?" Mr. delssohn; ballot music from the The Vtteranr,' administration of Fred F. French Management Anderson replied that ho did not opcrn, "Lo Gioconda"; selections During the war ho served wllh such licenses. has unnounccd « reduction in Its company, Inc., who is In charge of think Russia would at first, but from the operetta, "Mile. Modiste," the U. S. Navy as an nthlctlc spe- personnel throughout the regional the well-known Tudor City apart- Here Saturday that out of sheer selfish Interest, nnd "Talcs From tho Vienna cialist and assisted In tho physical Seal Kcqiiircd olllco facilities in this state. ment project at East 4M st., New sho eventually would, "Tho power Woods." training program of tho Navy at Joseph F. O'Hcm, regional man- York city, has purchased a seven- of the nations which will join will San Dlogo, Cnl. nger, said the personnel ceiling Is RBCH Host to 10 Tho records nro mado through On Building room homo from plans, located on overbalance that of Russia nnd In 1010, he Joined the stnff nf the being lowered finm l,-l«!i to 1,309. the west side of Woodland dr., in her satellite?! and shn must event- the facilities of StutUm WJLK, Walnut it. branch, Y.M.C.A., In Most of tho lfili cmpIiiyiM'si affected Competing Schools unlly como In," ho said, which records tliu program on The Monmouth County Society tho River Onks tract. The ground* tape during the actunl concert, Wilmington, Del., us physical direc- of Architects held Its monthly will be III niljudlnilinn, niedli'iil Include almost a half aero with Red Bank Catholic high school Ihmle* Communist dungc tor and later served nn mcmbcistilp Hireling Mnnrlny at the. Hnkeley- and conliH.I prnKr uni. many tlno trees. The design of the will piny host to ten member Another qucnlion, "Your opposi- and program sccielary, Mr. O'lliM-n staled smne ll'-ld In- Mr. l,pf frrld Ihr We.itskli! hrnnrh C'aiteirt hotel, Anbury Park. Clark homo Is rambling square co- schools of tho Nntlonnl Forensic tion scorns tn bo on nn organised Lincrofl Ml Club A report was rrnclnrrtl by Robert Hlnllnlirinx limy Imvo In be closed lonial with knotty pine den In the league In a dohnln loiirnnment Snt- Imsls, Why In tho U.W.F. being has nn Imimitant community m- in ii roiult of Ilipue ml ; uhii'h vlco to IIMHIIM. Tlio new executive P. Uli'k, nrrhltpet of Inirrlaken, usual brerzewoy area, two-car at- iirdny. Robert Hnffmnn, president nmoarcd ns lofll.it or Communist?" Has I'IUTIIIS' who attr.ndeil the exocullvn meet- nrn nrcc-'nary dun tn liuilgrtiiry rn- tached Kunigo and a large porch of tho Forum club, Is general drew from Mr. Anderson the upciMiiry Is mnrilcil nnd hna two Htrli'llons. Aniiniinri'iMnnl will be children'. ing of tho Htnlo noddy n.i delegate with broken llaRston* floor. Mr. chnlrman. answor thnl "Ihnso nro tho worst In celebration of 4-11 welt, the tor Monmoulh county. tnnde within a WPOII of those Held mid Mr*, Clink, who reside In Sum- Tho natlonnl debate topic will ho oplthots that enn now bo thrown Uncrolt •I-H club held u parents' InstallatlonH affectril. mit, and expect to take poasos»lon At anyone, It In tho method ii.irrl night nl thr Uncintt Hie hnuyi' Ho dated that the. Klntn nuclrly Mr. O'llern pli'dp'.! cuntInmil Ion used, "That tho Pronldont of tho iMnvor Dininn lo Allpinl IN ronnl7,iint of Iho flirt that sever- of their new hom" within a few United States should bo elected by by pooplo or group* who cannot Tuesday evening, Jnmrji Howard, of Iho hlgliest typi! nf service pus- weeks, arguo on thn hanln of facts or logl- nl building iimpcctoin arc not prop- »lblo to nil vnteriins In tlio iitntc. tho d!r«ct voto of tho pooplo," Kach president, ronil n report In thn form IViidcnliiil Tho other «nlo rrfmli.d by Iho vIMUng school, represented by an cnl reasoning and who thoreforo of a li'tlcr to be pinsentcd to IMP erly enforcing "'(•' law Hint re- try to discredit their opponents i|illrcH Hie seal of n rcKlstori'il ar- VanHorn llrm for'Allon Urothtn. nfllrmutlve and n nogntlvn team, Llncroft-IIoluiilil KIWIIIIIH club, llnyor Kilnar V. Imnlnn of Fair Ked HuiiU Area (Jives by culling names," Thn nlllrriH collnhoiMtrfl In row- chitect on building plims. Un re- Inc., In River Oiika Is to Mr. nnd will purllclpatc In thru" round* of IIIIVIMI ,licnil nf thn l'mili'iillnl In- ported on thn number of coin- William fl, Stobo MM. William P. Hitchcock of ilolmto. The debate will bo follow. |j(j'i|riK III'! icpiiit. iilnniu'i' < • o ii 11 >: 111V' K ill.il rli'l nlllro $.'J,w7r> in folio Drive "If our flriiftnlzntlon," hn nnhl, plnlnti I'PKlnti'ieil IIIKI tho CIISPH be- Plnckney rd., Rt'il Uaiik. This homo *»ti by n luncheon for moilorntoro, "WIIH rimlly loil by C'oiiiniunUtH l.wmiiMl Wlllliilil", rcillnly I-II lii'le, will iill"tid II nfii'i'lal Ini/'lnexn Mr, Stolio, who has been In the 1 ing lU'iisni'iitcil liy tho BlMln Imnnl The Man Ii nf I Mrin-,. ]>nlln linn- will bo built on a wooded plot on Jiidgca nnd debater*, MKcnt of KiTi'hold, ronuiiiiulnlril ronfi'irnri' In Ni'Wni'k mill New milk lni«liirfiM |lvo year.1, In Murtlng or their nympnlhlziM'K, m 11 Hu«- Of 111 C ll 11 I'l11 M. III! I'lllpllllHl/lll Illlll |mu:n in Hie linl HniiK men IIIIS the .south side of Million dr. Tho BIII favored our movement, thnlr the club upon lln lint nnnlvi'iHiity Viirk iii'M \vpp|< In riinjiini'llun oiil. with one ttuck. Red Bank Catholic will Iwi ir|i- If ciiinpliiinl.i were ininle In luriil beep rnliipli'tt'il. wiili M;-,•<, I'liimnep new rond tluuiiKli t'le wootln, th« I'plthntu might npply, Hill thn furl* nnd roqiirnU'il n ropy of I he li'lli'f Hllh Hi" nliiti'iTniiri' of Urn riuu- A MIII nf Mi. ,-iml Mis, Wllllilnl I'Mfintetl by thn following (mrtlrl- rllfl'^, |illillipt IK'I mil eould bii oli- V., MllltlU'W!' nf lllU'lil 'I , c-11.111 111 T111, ruiUlnunllon of l.lnden ilr, Id now :IIO Hint WH (In ii'il llllnwliiHly nil- tn *ond to Iho MnU' niitrinl/ttllfin piiiv'/i "Sill II nil I vctN.'i t >•. Sliilin. |ir l,« a native of Itlvn I'IIIM pitntu, imlred nff n« Irnmninlrn: Inln'il In ennjiinrllun wllli HIP lep'Tlllli: i-nlli'i-liiiir. ,-ililMlintlllK tn lielnK built. This Irixrl H P«rt ol mil. CiimmiinlxlM nnd Ittimln. vln'ir- nf I'll chili*. Tluimm Kinnn IT. W|ih ('.Oft nllu i ||elil ullW jn 1 > finm 1 iril HI mlinleil friiiii Mlddlctown 1 Unvld Tonlnn nnd •Iiiioipli Hlrlllnno, rlnlpwlili ililve. .'n,l'i*L'l',:i the former Tlnuim. ' N. .NU'Cnrtn William riniil nnd l.otiln l.ombnrill, niply np|ifne* U*. Our oppn'illliui f|iir^lnl Ihnl HIP IIMIITIN, Jiunr* nil pnrln of HIP I'IIII'MI Stiller., Cnii- InAii'lnp lush .ichiiiil, l.mimiln, 111 fMltlti" of 100 IIITTO Mhlt'll «:ii .wl"! In Mnnnumlh county I" mlnK Him - llnsviud, picililnil; VK'tnr Iliiiinyli, An iiniiiiuni'i'iiii'Ml. "n« iiiidr ihnl |iiin,'IMmi-. " IM ' iIM nu-'l from l!i|" Hi- w n In the Coa.-I I'liinnl Prior O'C'nniifll nnd Victor HnMil • I• I.» ;illi| IInull hn » III (ill i Ir 11>,11r 1 by Mr. MiVailn- n few yriir* n«0. nl urn filiiilihril liy Mcrwin K, vlir pjculili'iil; Vlllllnh Unlilif. C'PC. the HInln r.iiiieiy »uuli| Imlil Hi III" fiilln". inu ,1'i'H ' '• I'" l ll cluli", in W'ni Ul W'u II, and nerved •! And Jnmcii Bodd nnd Willlnm 111 ii in'p'i nf niri-iinun M'linliiy The home will lie nf twn-flory 0O- I In It's dlHTcilltnd lillrn-lnnliilliinlrt lPtin,Vi mill M.'iiy Mull, lii'UMll'T, Mlllllllll HIMWIilllIM III A'l'IIIV I'lllk SW.: ?.">; j i IIIIII! ;, t1l TRINITY EPISCOPAL BAPTIST METHODIST CARD FABTY MAR. 15 Hod Bank Red Atlantic Highlands The auxiliary of Shrewsbury SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Rev. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., Rev. A. R. Wynn of Belmar was "The Sacrament of the Lord's post, American Legion, will hold a Tcciov, announces .sej-vjce.s /or Sun- guest preacher Sunday in tlie ab- Supper" will be observed in the card party at the post home, River- MESSAGES TO ALL day as follows: Holy Communion sence of the pastor, Rev. II. L. service Sunday at 11 a. m., with side aye., Wednesday night, Mar. Tundayi, 2 P. M. and < P. M. Services at 8 n. m.; church .school at !):30 Morgan, who is confined to lii.s Rev. Roy E. Williams, Jr., admin- 15. The chairmen are Mrs. Morrell 21 Highland Ave., Rum»on rBKSBVTERIAJ" BAPTIST FIRST CHUnCII OF CHRIST a, m.; morning prayer and sermon home by illness. istering the sacrament The sen-J. Moore, Mrs. John Hammond and Mrs. Ernest Boskey. Rev. Myrtle A. Plnkney, Pnttr Red Bonk Red Bank SCIENTIST at H a. m. Rt, Rev. Henry Knox Sunday-school will meet ;ii 10:30 ior choir will sing "Blessed Are the Kcv. Charles S, Webster, pastor, Red Bank Shcrrill, presiding bishop of the Sunday morning. Worship .Services Mei-eifnl" by Hiles. Roy M. Jeff- Church school with classes for Episcopal church, will address the at 11:30 a, m, and 7 p. m. rey will play "Hymn to Saint Ce- Will speak on "Should We Return a.11 members of the family will .Services in First Church of to Koine?" Sunday morning at the congregation via radio at 11:30 a. The. missionnries will liulil Field eile." by Gounod us iiis prelude; meet at 9:45 Sunday morning. Christ, Scientist, 209 Broad si.,arc m. A nur.sei\v is provided for the day Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. "Andante Cantabile" by Wider as 31 o'clock service. This will be the Rev. W. Clinton Powers will held Sundays at 11 «. m. and Wed- third in a series of four Lenten children of those who attend the Rev. Joseph Scott, p;ist«r of Siloli his offertory, and "Chorale" by speak on "Pilate In the Light of nesdays at 8:15 p. m. Sunday- 11 a. m. service. Baptist church, Miiniisquan, will Bauh us his posliudu. seinions on tlie general tlwme the Cross" Sunday morning at the school, metis at 31 a. m. Tho .second annual Lenten tea deliver the sermon. Mr*. Lena Lo- The Sund;iy evening union ser- "Spiritual Advance." The quartet 11 o'clock service. The organ pre- Christian Science Lesson Sermon: 1 STEINBACH COMPANY will sing the anthem, "Doth Not will bo hold in the parish house gan, vice president of the circle , is vice will b; held at 8 p. ni. Rev. lude will be "Arioso." The choir "Substance" is the subject for Sun- Die sponsor. 121 BROAD STREET RED BANK Wisdom Cry," and the contralto so- will sing "God Is Love" and "Light Sunday from •( to 6 p. m. The Hurry Kraft of tho Central Bap- day, March 12. Golden Text: "I Very Rev. Frod M. Adams, dean Rev. G. T. Hall, evangelist of lo will be "Out of the Deep." The of the World." A,nursery for small know that, whatsoever God doeth, list church will speak. The Meth- junior choir, under the direction of children is conducted by members of the cathedral at Trenton will be Newport News, Va., will preach at odist choir will sing "Turn Thy it shall be forever: nothing can be guest speaker. Entertainment will the church tonight and tomorrow Mrs. Wallace Bennett, will sing the of the 50-50 club during the put to it, nor anything taken from Face from My Sins" by Attwood; OlTertory anthem, "Thy Shelttriim service. be provided by Charles Meeker night. "I Sought the Lord" by Stevenson. it." (Eccl. 3:14) and Heinz Hiliner. All members Tho youth service club will meet Aims." William H. Crawford will The senior high fellowship and Mrs. Husenit'/^i and Mrs. Hammond preside at the utgan. Sermon: Passages from the King of the parish are welcome. next Wednesday afternoon at •! will sing the solo parts in these •STEINBACU COMPANY PRESENTS the young adult group will meet James version of the Bible in- o'clock. The Wednesday evening During the morning worship ser- Sunday night at 7 o'clock. Tho executive committee of the anthems. Mr. Jeffrey will play as clude: prayer meeting will bo held at 7 his prelude "Chorale and Prayer" vice, baby tillers are provided to The right hand of church fel- Woman's Guild will meet in the "Now we have received, not the choir room at 10 a. m. Tuesday. o'clock. by Beellman. His postlude will be caie for the children of those •u'Uh- lowship was extended Sunday to spirit of the world, but the spirit insr to attend th« service. A Lenten evening service will be The Community Gospel Singers "T h e m e. from Symphony" by Mrs. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Henderson. which is of God; that we might of Red Bank will present the Brahms. Ushers for the service will be Dr. William Abernathy, former know the things that are freely held in the church Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Tho rector will speak on Princeton male chorus next Thurs- Leading Figure Consultant Henry G. Harlcy, G. nezeau Cono- pastor of Calvary Baptist church, given to us of God." (I Cor. 2:12) day night at the church. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. vcr, Harold K, Dowslra, C. Donald Washington, D. C, will be at this Correlative passages from "Science "The Meaning of Redemption." m. The Youth Fellowship meets at Enplish, Hubnt M. Farrow and church for two services Sunday, and Health with Key to the Scrip- Celebration of Holy Communion OLD CHRIST "EPISCOPAL 7 p. m. William P. Hitchcock. The wel-Mar. 26. tures" by Mary Baker .Eddy in- la held every Friday at 10 a. m. Shrewsbury The junior choir meets Wednes- From the Famous coming committee will include Mary Mount chapter, W.M.S., clude: day at 7 p. m. and the senior choir George Reid, James L. Davison, will meet tomorrow night at 8 EMMANUEL BAPTIST Holy Communion will bo served meets at 8 j). m. Thursday. Edmund vomSteeg and H. Leslie "Substanc* Is that which Is eter- Leonardo Sunday at' 8 a. m. Church school o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wil-nal and Incapable of discord and The Wesleynn Service Guild will Webb. liam Noglows, 283 Broad st. Emll Church school meets in the is at 0:45 a. m. and at 11 u. m., a decay . . . Which ought to be"sub- special service and address via ra- bold a St. Patrick's day party Fri- The church school, with cluseg Hlrrschoff, director of the Newark stance to us, tho erring, changing, chapol at 10 a. ra. Sunday with day, Mar. 17, at 8 p. m. Dennis M. Lingo as superintend- dio by Rt Rev. Henry Knox Sher- DM Barry for all from nursery through high Christian center, will be the and dying, tho mutable and mortal, The 31st annual roll call will be speaker. Mrs. A. C. Beck will be ent. At the morning service at 11 rill, D. D., presiding bishop of the school senior age will meet at »:45 or the unerring, immutable, and church. held Thursday, Mar. 23, at 8 p. m. Sunday morning. the devotional leader. a, m., Rev. Howard M. Ervin, pas- An interesting program has been immortal? . . . Spirit !g the only A nursery for small children will The Men's Bible class will meet The baptismal class will hold substance, the invisible and indi- tor, will bring the message from arranged, which will be announced at 10 o'clock Sunday morning in its second meeting tomorrow af- the Book of Judges. The youth fel- be conducted during the 11 a. m. next week. Refreshments will bo visible Infinite God." (p. p. 108, service. It will lie ImW in the par- the pastor's study. ternoon at 4 o'clock. 278, 335). lowship meets Sunday at 7 p. in. served by the W. S. C. S. following Mrs. Arthur Duble is in charge ish house to permit parents to at- the service. Success School The Westminster fellowship will Junior Mary Mount chapter, tend the services. meet at 6:45 p. m. Sunday in the W.M.S., will meet nt 8 o'clock Mon- of tho junior group and Miss El- HOLY TKINITY EVANGEMCAL The Mothers' club meets nt 8:15 parish house. A religious Him will day night at the home of Mrs LUTHERAN sie Stout is in charge of the sen- ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC Eugene Magee, 340 River rd. Mrs. ior group. The adult fellowship al- p. m. Monday in the parish house. be shown. All high school studcnU Red Bank Eatontown In the Third Session are incited. Alonzo Curchin will present the so meets at 7 p. m. Sunday eve- St. Martha's Guild meets at 8:15 love gift hox opening program. Children's choir practice will bo ning service at 8 o'clock. Rev. Mr, p. m. Tuesday in the parish house. Sunday masses ure at 8, 9:15 and The session will meet at 8 p. m. 10:30 o'clock. Baptisms at 12:30 of a Series of Six Lectures Sunday in the pastor's study. Mrs. W. R. McNutt of Woodbury held at 9:15 Sunday morning and Ervin will bring the message from A mid-week Lenten service will will speak on "Oberammcrgau." church school will meet at 9:45. the Book of the Revelation. bo held at 8 p. m. Thursday, follow- p. m. Confessions are heard Sat- The board of trusiess will meet ed by choir practice. urday from 4:30 to 5:30 p. m. and Monday at 88 p. m. In the pastor's The board of trustees will meet At the 11 o'clock service, the con- The Royal Ambassadors will Making Up Our Exciting gregation will participate in "One meet at the home of Mrs. William Tho junior choir practices Fri- from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Week-day Study. Harold S. DcVoe, president, Monday night nt 8 o'clock ut the masses are at 8 a. m. jvlll preside. church. Great Hour of Sharing." The chil- Smith at Port Munmouth Tuesday day at 3:30 p. m. in the parish dren's choir, under the direction bouse. The Monmouth Civic chorus will The youth choir will rehearse at 8 p. m. Lenten services are held each next Wednesday night at 7 of Mrs. Harold Hornborger, will Mid-week prayer fellowship and Monday at 7:30 p. m, Stations of rehearse Tuesday night in the sing. In preparation for this ser- KEFOHMICr church lecture room under the di- o'clock, and the church choir pastor's Bible class will be held the Cross are held each Friday TEEN CHAM CLINIC/ at 7:30. vice, the congregation is asked to Wednesday at 8 p. m.' Middletown at 7:30 p. m. rection of Wlllinni Gordon Pagdin listen to the "One Great Hour of with Philo Davis at the piano. Boy Scout troop 23 will meet at Thn monthly business meeting "Return to Maturity" will be the Sharing" broadcast Saturday night, Middlctown theme of Rev. Donald Next Wednesday, the circles of the church next Thursday night will be held at 8 p. m.'tomorrow Keyport at 7:30. Mar. 11, at 0:30 over the Columbia in the chapel. R. MacNoiU's sermon at tho service Saturday, March Uth the Women's association will meet broadcasting system. at 11 fl. m. Nursery hour will also The annual Communion breakfast as follows: Circle 1, at the home of Cub scout pack 23 will meet at A weclc from Sunday, Dr. Addi- of the Holy Name society of St. the church Friday, Mar. 17, at The church council will meet to- son Raws, director, of Keswick, be held at 11 for pre-sehool chil- 10:30 to 11:30 A. M. Mrs. John B. Allen; Circle 2, at the dren. Sunday-school will meet at Joseph's church will he held Sun- home of Mrs. Fred Newman; Circle the church. night at 8 o'clock. Adam Schildge will bring the message nt the 11 day in .St. Joseph's hall aftor the win report on the Christian higher a. m. service. 9: •IS a. m. 3, at ihe home of Mrs. Howard 8:15 a. m. muss. The speakers will Neptune High School METHODIST education year committee. The Ladies' Aid society will pirdsall; Circle 4, at the home of FjUESBYTEIUAN bo Rev. Linus Verhelst, O.F.M. of Sirs. Archibald Dingwall; Circle 5 Fair Hoven Th« league of young adult Lu- meet Tuesday in the church nt New York city, und John Dohney Shrewsbury 10 a. m. Luncheon will he served, y.t the home of Mrs. H. Hylin; Cir- llicrans will meet tomorrow night Of MaiKLsqllHIl. • At the morning service at 11 at 8:15 at the church. Tho meeting Sunday-school classes for chil- and the business meeting will fol- cle 6 at the home of Mrs. Robert o'clock, Rev. John B. Kirby, Jr. Ronsun J. Warne, son of Mrs. All feen-agers are invited to aHend this lecfure, a resum* H. Cadman, and Circle 7 at the will include the annual Lenten de- dren and adults are at 9:45 a. m. low in the afternoon. will lead the congregation in a spe- Worship services are at 11 a. m. The Fellowship ciub will meet M. Warne, has been granted an borne of Mrs. J. Harry Fiedler. votional of the Loyal Society. honorary scholarship at Ohio Wes- of tlie famous Du Barry Success School Course given in cial service in co-operation with the George Handzo will be in charge. A nursery is conducted in the par- Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the elimch. The Evening circles will meet at Methodist denominational program leyiin university for his outstand- At. thn mid-week Lenten service ish housf! for children to he enred Tlie choir Mill rehearse U'etlnes- 8 o'clock as follows: Circle 1 at the entitled, "The Week of Dedication," for while parents attend services. ing academic achievements. Mr. New York! Be early! Bring your friends! 1 at the church next Wednesday j day at 8 p. m. Warne is talcing a live-year chem- homo of Mrs. George Worthies ; and the interdenominational pro- Topic of the .sermon is "Voice { The consistory will meet tomor- Circle 2 at the home of Mrs. John gram representing 17 Protcstnnt night, the pastor will read from ical engineering course, which in- the third portion of tlie Passion From the De.siM't." Orj,'an selec row at 8 p. ni. in tho church. Wallace, and Circle 3 at the home denominations, entitled, "One Groat lion.s will he "Pli'liuli.' ill B Flat" cludes two years' study at Massa- bt Mrs, John Muyskens. Hour of Sharing." Mr. Kirby will history. Ho will talk on "The cliu.-ictts Institute of Technology. practicing of the Presence of God." by Friin/. Fava and "Postlude in GOODWILL METHODIST The junior choir will rehearse deliver a sermon on the theme, C" by Lemjnens. The junior choir Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Norman, of Lock- "Our Faith in Prayer." Both the wood, Jr., and children have re- next Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. at ST. OEORGE'S-BY-THE-BIVER will sing "Beautiful Story of Love' At tho 7 p. m. service Sunday, the parish house under the direc- youth and senior chairs will partici- by Lowden. Mrs. Jean Farley Cro- turned to their home at Lakeland, pate In the service. The youth choir Rumson Rev. James W. Marshall will Fix, after a stay with Mr. Lock- tion of Mrs. Wallace Bennett. zier will be guest soloist and will preach on the theme, "God's The Brownies will meet next will sing, "So I Trust Him," by Holy Communion will be ob- offer "The Holy City" by Adams wood's mother, Airs. Norman B. Wlllard, and the s«nlor choir will Greatest Concern." The senior Lockwood,' Sr. Thursday afternoon under the su- served at 8 o'clock Sunday m'orn At the morning services, the now- choir will sing specijil musie. sing, "The Child of the King," by ing, and morning prayer will be Sgt James Carberry, who Is sta- pervision of Mrs. Alfred P. Ilch. ly appointed elders will be ordain The cuuncil meeting (if the STEINBACH The Girl Mariners will meet noxt L&ndon. Alma, Baker, church or- held at 11 o'clock. ed and installed as members of the tioned in Groeland with the 8th COMPANY ganist, ' will play the prelude, youth fellowship will he held at Weather squadron, is spending a Thursday afternoon at 3:30 under The presiding Bishop's address Session. Tho services also will In- the parsonage at Little Silver Pun- 121 BROAD STREET RED BANK tho direction of Mrs.' Eiston F. "Meditation," by Jamea. Children over the radio between 11:30 and clude the Investiture of the new 30-day furlough with his parents, are Invited to attend the service day at 4:30 p. m. The worship ser- Mr. und Mrs. James Carberry. Combs. 11:45 will take the place of the trustees and Sunday-school super- vice at 0:30 p. m. will be led by with their parents, and a story- regular sermon. The organ pre- intendents. Mrs. Harold E. King of Ontario, The Boy scouts will meet n«xt sermon entitled, "The Picnic," will Thomas Stevens. A refreshment Thursday night at 7:30 in the lude will be "God the Father Dwell 1 hour will follow at tho home of Cal., und Airs. Egbert P. Lott of be addressed to them. A nursery With Us" and "Our Father Whicli Reception of new members wil Deliver, Col., have returned home church social rooms under the di- for the young children, under the be held Sunday, Mar. 2G. Those Miss Janet Craig at P.ed Bank. rection of James Davison. Art in Heaven." The offertory will by plane after visiting their par- leadership of Mrs. Jacob Eelman be "The Wilderness" and the post- desiring to join tho church should The ulliclal board will meet Sun- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morrell. day at 8:30 p. m. METHODIST and Mrs. Willard Emmona, Jr., will lude, Bach's "Fugue in D Minor." contact the pastor. The senior guild of St. Mary's be in operation during the major Episcopal church will hold a lunch- Bed Bank Church school will meet at 9:30 ST.~To~M.N"S portion of the hour. for those of all ages and at 11 PUKSI1YTEIUAN eon Tuesday, Mar. 21. Because of Atlantic Highlands EPISCOPAL CHAI'KI, Rev. Roger J. Squire will preach Church school will meet at 9:48 o'clock for children between 3 and Little Silver Holy Week the guild's next meet- on "Pontius Pilate" Sunday morn- a. m., with classes for all ages. At 8 years of age. Church school Sunday is at 10 ing will be held Mar. 30, with Mrs. ing at the 11 o'clock servlct u the a. m. Morning worship Is at 11 At 9:30 a. in. Sunday, will be a Milspaugh VanBrackle and Mrs. this time,' a new adult class, be- The service of Holy Communion special service and radio transcrip- third in a scries of Lenten me»»- ginning with ten or more members, and spiritual healing will be held a. m. The sermon by Rev. Elmer John Wilson as hostesses. ages. The chancel choir and the T. Schick will be "The Cross and tion address by the Rt. Rev. Hen- will hold Its first session, and will next Wednesday morning at 10:30. ry Knox Shcrrill, presiding bishop The baby clinic scheduled for to- girl choristers, directed by Roger meet regularly each week at the Mrs. Robertshaw has charge of the Family." It is the third in a morrow lias been canceled, and the Bietberg, will sing at this service. series entitled "Modern Problems of tho church. Cliurcl; t-chool Ls church school hour. Th« leader of the Lenton sewing that follows held from 9:30 to 10:30a. m. next clinic will be hold Mar. 24. Rev. Squire will »j>eak on "The the new group will be the charge and will be happy to give work in the Light of the Cross." At 8 The Ladies' auxiliary of Lincoln Methodist Social Creed" at the 8 to those who contact her. This p. m. Sunday, tho Union Lenten A special vestry meeting will be lay leader, Frank Klngdon, Jr. hold following church services Sun- Hose company held a kitchen o'clock service Sunday night. The sewing is on articles for the Can- service will be nt the Methodist shower last weeit for the lire house. chancel choir will sing a vesper Altar flowers for Sunday were church. Rev. Hairy Kraft of the day in the church. given by Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. terbury fair, the proceeds of which Hostesses were Jlia. George Finger 1 hymn. will go to missionary work. Central Baptist church will bo tho At 8 p. m. Wednesday will lie Lit- and Mrs. Eurl iluber. Others pres- Smith, in memory of Mrs. Robert preacher. any and an address by the rector, Alpha KHppa Pi clasi will m«et Q. Cook. The boya' and girls' choirs will ent were Mrs. Osborno Thorne, Mrs. tonight at 8 o'clock in the flieplace rehearse this afternoon at 4 The young people will meet Mon- Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan. Robert Walsh, Airs. Allyn Leo, Mrs. The monthly meeting of the of- day at 7:30 p. m. xoom. o'clock. The entire choir will re- ALt SAINTS' MEMORIAL Stanley Ferry, Mrs. Henry Dane, ' 'Altar flower* will be presented ficial board will be held tonight Wednesday at 8 p. m., the mid- at 8 o'clock, in the church parlor. hearse tomorrow night at 7:30. Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs. John Sunday by Mrs. A. H. Kelly, in week Lenten service will be held. Locust Gardner, Mrs. Clarence Phillips, The Fair Haven Choral society There Is dancing every Saturday memory of her parents, Dr. and night In Ralph hall from 8 o'clock Rev. Elmer T. Schick will give an Holy Communion will bo served Mrs. Russell Travel's, Mrs. Arthur will meet tonight at 8 o'clock, in 1 Mis. C. E. Githen?, and her until 10:30. All teen agers in the address, "Tho Lord's Supper as at 8:30 a. m. Sunday. Church Prostagi , Mrs. Charles Kinhafcr, brother, Philemon Githens. Mrs. the church basement. Fellowship." school Is at 9:30 a. m. Parents' Mrs. Roy Huylnr, Mrs. Daniel Har- The Methodist guild will have a congregation are invited to attend Roger Wymbs will also present al- and bring a. friend. Choir rehearsal will be held and children's service is at 10:30 ris, Mrs. Krod Stover, Mrs. William tar flowers in memory of her par- plastic party at the parsonage Sat- Thursday at 7:30 p. m. a. m. nnii morning prayer and ser- Foull(3 and Mrs. Albert Hill. urday at 12:30 p. m. Proceeds will ents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Still- BATTIST Home-made crullers will bo sold mon is at 11 a. m. Rev. Charles At last week's meeting of the jun- be for the benefit of the church. P. Johnson announced that the •waRon. New Monmouth by tho Ladies' Aid society Friday. ior guild of St. Mary's church, do- Dr. Paul W. Hoon, minister of The Fair Haven Brownies will Tho cub scouts will meet Friday sermon by Rt. Rev. Homy Knox nations were voted to the Red meet at the church Monday after- "The Purpose of Hia Manifesta- Shorrill, n. P., presiding blship, the Gernmntown Methodist church, tion" will be the topic for the wor- ut 8 j). m. Cross and the Women's auxiliary •will speak on "Our Faith In the noon, at 3:15. will be broadcast via stations of tho church. Present wore Mrs. The Methodist guild will hold Its ship service at 10:45 a. m. Sunday BAPTIST WCAP, Asbury Park, and WNBC, Church," on the Methodist radio when Rev. William E. Bisgrove will Herbert Walling, Mrs, Alfred Chln- hour Sunday over station WCAP. monthly business and social meet- Middletown New York city. I'ry, Mrs. Alfred G. Arnold, Mrs. ing Wednesday, Mar. 15, at 8 continue the study of the First The youth fellowship will pre- Epistle of John. The adult choir Kev. John E. Gates will spenk on Russell Cobb, Mrs. William Hell, sent a program on ''Disciplines of o'clock, at the home of Mrs. How- "Bear Ye One Another's Burdens" ST. AXIIKKWS KI'ISCOPAIJ Mrs. Benjamin Reyes, Mrs. Joseph ard F. Grime, 71 Maple ave. Mrs,will sing "Come Unto Me." "Thanks Atlantic Highlands Christian Living" Sunday night at Be To God" will be sung by Kmlly Sunday morning nt tho 11 o'clock Schumoek, Airs. Lester Stoncy, Jr., 6:4ft in the fireplace room. Leonaid Gahlhaua will be co-host- service, The service has been des- Resell Smith, .student at the Airs. William Phyc, Mrs. Chester ess. Magenheimer as the offertory so- General Theological seminary, will The official board will meet next lo. ignated us "One Great Hour of Vanderbilt, Mrs. Clifford Brny, Miss • Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Sharing" by Protestant churches servo as seminarian at St An- Emily Britton and Miss Eleanor BAPTIST The Bible school will meet at Circle E of the W.S.C.S. will throughout Uic United States. drew's. He will olllclate at the Ash. meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2 Leonard 9:45 a. m, with classes for those of Nursery facilities me uvailablu for morning prayer service «t 9 a. m. o'clock at the homo of Mrs. H. E. Rev. John E. Johnson, pastor, all ages. children of parents wishing to at- Sunday. Hotchkis?, Of) South Bt. has chosen "The Apostle Paul's The Young People's Christian as- tend tho service, In the future, Sunday-school will sociation will ronduct a ijospel sur- Rev. Mr. Squire will preach at Second Prayer for Christians" for Ths Sunday scltool will meet in meet at 10 a. m. in charge of Mr. ATTENTION the Lenten service at the old St, his sermon at the 11 a. m. service vice at the Hilltop Nursing liomt' at Smith. 2:30 p. m. Sunday. tho chapel at D.-15 «. HI. under tho Ciiiiililiiallon IVimluiv Salesmen. John st. church in New York city, Sunday. His theme at the 8 p. m. leadership of Miss Doris Bnird. Rev. Andrew VanDyke will serve between Nassau and William jta., service will be "How- to Talk to An organ recital at 7:30 p. m. Communion Easter Sunday, Why not start the New Year Bell- Sunday will include "Serenade," The Yountf People's society will next Tuesday at noon. Members Yourself." meet nt the parsonage at 7:30 p. m. Ing u new Ilinil model Combination Repeat Purchase J nml friends of the congrogntlon Church school moots Sunday at "What a Friend" and "Softly und ritKSUVTEKIAN Sturm Window'.' lirliiR your old Tenderly." Sunday. A social hour will follow • who wriilt In New York city and 9:45 a, m., Including the pastor's tho discussion period. Eatontown sample ami compare. wish to attend arc nsked to con- special Instruction class for new Rev. Bisgrove will speak on "The Sunday morning worship Is at Cull fur Appointment. tact Kcv. Squire. A luncheon »t Potlor and tho Clny" at tho Sun- There will 1)3 a. food salo In tho churoh members, chapel tomorrow Jroni It a. m. un- 10:45 o'clock. Evening worship Is tho closo of the lervlct li being The senior youth fellowship day evening service. The Yuung at 7:3(1 o'clock. Sumliiy-HiMiool planned. people's choir will sing "Bo Still til 12:30 p. m. The snlo In being meeU Sundays at 7 p. m. The jun- Klven under the auspices oj the meets ut O:.'IO a. m. anil liiulmlrn The yming adult fellowihlp will ior fellowship meets Tuesdays at my Soul." c a Women's department. un adult Jllble class. Tlie l Eleanor Day Attends „ , „,„ , „„. iiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiniiiiKiuijifiii'WftiitsiiiMiKiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiipiiiisiiiiiiiiiiif :!|:;,iill 'i: Ten's Easter iillillll!!lili!!IUI!ll>l!l!i!!Ni;illil:!l!llliil>l!!llll!lli:i!ll!il!llilllll!K%IIUill!ll!iililllWIIIIHIU^^ ;M ;:iii:;i SHANGHAI GARDEN RESTAURANT College Conference 12 Randall PI. (Off Church St.) Keansburg Miss Elicanor Lucille Day has iicwn returned from New York city, Open Every Day Except Tuesday u'Jicro Su represented Georgian I'RO.M 1 1'. M. TO i A. M. iSteinbaeh* Displays Court collegej aatt aan all-daall-day conferconfer-- encc for ;ollege seniors, sponsored' Announcing. Allraetivs' Glolbing by the S liool of Retailing of New RIAL CHINESE FOOD (3:iy Easier frticUs and bonnets York unnversityi . The conference CHOW MEIN TO TAKE OUT for litl:,1 u.'A- :uiit trim Kton .suits included forum discussions led by for Imv- w MI- uiuiieli'd by children university ,olllcials and New York PHONE KEANSBURG 6-1522 1 1 1 of 'J . .' Sundav-si'hool of th. Hull departmen:nt stores on the topic, The Opening of Another Brink Mi.-1. hmlUi chinch Friday Whn e and How to Apply for ni;:!it ;ii a I'.ishinn show, in the Positions in Merchandising. ' rhuirh Fellowship hall. The show U-1U1UL \\;M sponsored by Circle Ci of the church Woman's. Society of Chris- ii li.in y-riYicv. Cluihr; v.i'rc from ^Steinbaeh eoir.pany of lied Bank find Asbury I'-irk. Myrlli' Salisbury was com- mentator. :md the models ranged Park Hosiery Store liftv/ci-n th:r" to II yi'jirs old. Navy m IIIUL' \v:i.s popular for coats and teg 125 BKOAD STREET KED BANK fiea .'•nils I'm- buy:; and (,'irls. Frocks H* fin- Kills wen. in .soft pa.slel colors, IB with tlit' most popular color licinj,' a li'Ui' rose pink, 'riiest: clothes Sii W:'!T shown with dressy straw hon- as nuts.' white >:lii)Uii: I'citlon gloves, "Our Hosiery front Mill-to-You" ami mi.'iialini' Jxn'kvt.Uuuk*. .Sonic dresses v.cn1 tl'inimud at tin' collar line, at the uaistiuul aloni,' llic hem, with a variety nf (:mli:oid.'iy, in- clnilin;; Ihc ]ni])Ul;ir eyelet. Oli.-n ph'.iil proved In be a popu- Exceptional Values for the Entire Family lar sui: ni ik'iial fur-both boy.s and IB sys Kills. Included among tho styles were co\v':>uy suitsfor boys. Tho show concluded with a .showing of diuiKari'es for both boys and girl.s. .Mrs. Clinlon Wilbor. Jr., was pi- FULL FASHIONED - FIRST QUALITY Vw anist. Ourin;; intermission a nui- Miss Eleanor L. Day OUR SANITONE DRV CLEANER DID OUR SLIP COVERS J sical piomam lealtircd solos by SO BEAUTIFULLY, JUNIOR'S WEARING ONE, TOO." Mis. W. li. Uttil and llichaid Wur- Miss Day, who is the daughter ner. of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Day of 1 NYLON HOSIERY M:.-. A. I.. Stlassliiii ^'ef, Mis. I . Riverside avc., has done her ma- WE SPECIALIZE IN BRIGHTENING ,1. VaiT'iii'Hi. .Mis. I'bilip Andrews, jor work at college in the Held of Mrs. W. i:. Heed, Mi'-. 1'iank Kulil merchandising, and will he gradu- YOUR HOME WITH OUR THOROUGH and Mis. •!• W. Vaai'.iunt iirriinKcd ated in June, with a bachelor of 51 (;AIJ(;E - 15 DENIEK 1.00 Sizes 8^ to 1 I Hi.' evir,1.. Mis. Kulil and .Mrs. science degree. She plans to con- Viml'.ruiit H-i-iu irfrcsbiujiit chair- tinue her studies at N.Y.U. School CLEANING OF niiMi. a^-.isie.d by Mrs. Herman of Retailing, working for her mas- If 51 GAUGE - 30 DKiMKK 1.00 .'J IV«. for 2.50 Ilenz Mrs. II. J. MaclJnnald and ter's degree in that field. Miss Day DRAPES — BLANKETS .Mrs. 'Carl Anili'r,,on. Mi's. A. Mcl- is student moderator of the col- vin Morris distributed ijrogrnms. lege Mission society and she has PAI5K LACE - KUN PHOOK 1.15 Sizes 8l/2 l<> 11 established programs which have SLIPCOVERS — RUGS contributed to the work of mis- Asbnry Park Man Fined sions both at home and abroad. m 51 GAUGE - I5DENIEIJ - NEW CANASTA HEEI 1.15 Make tins year's bouse cleaning easier On Gambling Gbargc Sizes »'/•! '•> l< Irviiiif Rubin, who operates a Lincroft slon: ai llllti Spiin^wood avc, A.i- PHONE RE 6-2800 liury Pailt, was round guilty o! pos- The Ladies' auxiliary of the lire ses.'-in;: a nuniljei of policy slips company met last Monday evening iiiiil iinul siTo last Tiiuistlay by al the fire bouse. Mrs. Gerard P. THE NEW HIGH TWISTS Aslutiy Park ilagislralc Eugene Domidion presided. Plans were made to purchase paint to redecor- Capibi ilicn. ate the lire house kitchen. The as Kiibin, wlni pleaded mil Ktiilt.v. Ladies' auxiliary will buy the paint ii 60 GAUGE - 15 DENIEU J.50 wris fciiinl ciiilty. lie also had $216 and tile firemen will do the paint- .ION' s ronti.K-nti-d by A:bury I'ark police ing. Mrs. Harold Willgerodl and ii SINCE 1912 in a mid mi hi ;'stinc earlier liifl Mrs. Edwin Boylnn arc on a com- ii 51 GAUGE • 15 DENIEH 1.25 814 lo 11 week. The muni y will lie turned mittee to make inquiries as to a Cleaners — Dyers — Luundcrvrs over In llic Aslnny I'ark police and new kitchen stove. Members of it liii'iin'ii's jtension fund. the auxiliary brought gifts and pre- 51 GAUGE - 30 DENIEH ).I5 il]/, to II Rubin was the tlr.-it man arrest- pared a sunshine basket for Mrs. 61-76 WHITE ST. RED HANK ed on suspicion of gamins in a AdolC Braun, who has returned ii A11CKOFIU1 . 15 DENIEK .95 pr. - 3 pis. for 2.50 yamhliiii; .search ordered last week home from Riverview hospital, by Polii'c .Superintendent Howard where she was a surgical patient. il O. lluiper. Mr. Morner has de- Those attending the meeting were p clai-id tin' drive will continue un- FOR A BETTER. KIND OF DRY CLEANING- tn0 s Mrs. Fred Owens, Miss Madge H 8V til gambling '" '-'^V ' cleaned Smith, Mis. Garrett Corson, Mrs. PR up. John Warnekcr, Mrs. Matthew Mul- lin, Mrs. Gardner C. Klein, Mrs. ii These Unusual Prices Are The Edward Boylan, Mrs. Charles Lan- dau, Mrs. Herbert Kaul, Mrs. Wil- H6 liam Warnelinv, Mrs. Willgerodt 5? and Mrs. Ptui! Camenzind. Usual With Us SB The Lincroft-Holmdcl Kiwanis ii held Ladies' Night last night at Lincroft inn. Dr. Virginia Scanlon, p consultant psychiatrist of New York and Long Branch, instructor pi of remedial education at Croydon The Following Famous Brands hall academy, Atlantic Highlands, spoke. Elaine Volk, daughter of Mr. and at Park Hosiery "PRICES" Mrs. Walter Volk, celebrated her sixth birthday with a party Sunday. Those, attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hinger and sons Robert and William of Motuchon and LADIES SB Diane and Linda Brandt of this place. "LADY BERKLEY" PAJAMAS - Man-Tailored 2.50 3C Mrs. Alfred Williams of Everett was tendered a surprise stork SB P.I shower by Mrs. Floyd Lum, Mrs. "DUTCHESS - INDIVIDUALLY YOUHS" GOWNS 2.39 Eugene Peck and Mrs. Arthur IS Nowmier at the home of Mrs. Lum 11 MM Friday evening. Gifts were present- II PANTIES - BRIEFS - STEP-INS 55c • 2 for J.OO ed in a baby blue plastic-covered bassinet. A buffet supper was .serv- ed. Those attending were Mrs. Jo- •'GARCKEST" Multi-Crepc Four Gore Tailored SLIPS 1.95 seph Hclnrich, Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt, Mrs. Richard Van Pelt, m am Mrs. Herbert Kaul, Mrs. Frank SS SANI'OKIZED FOUK GORE SLIPS - Eyelet Trimmed 1.10 Haley, Mrs. Joseph Mcndres, Mrs. ==? Harry Seylaz, Mrs. Edwin Cres- Sizes 32 to 41 wick, Mis. George Gould_Mrs. Har- El old Willgerodt, Mrs. Irving Stokes, Mrs. Charles Conover, Mrs. John BRASSIERES - 32 to 42 - A-B-C Cup 85c Lamken nnd Mrs. William Lewan- dowskl. Sunforized Cotton il The I-incroft-Everctt P.T.A. ex-1 if ecutive meeting was held Tuesday Ml evening at Lincroft school. Next Tuesday night, the program will 55s include Bell Telephone company MEN CHILDREN sound movies. The Ladies' Aid society of Lin- croft chapel will meet tonight nt First Quality the home of Mrs. "George Vernclt, "SKAMPERETTE" Phalanx. "Ulieu" Knit Briefs 45c pr. - 3 prs. for 1.25 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boylan and ^S daughters Mary and Christine of "Utica" Alid-Lcngllig f>5«; pr. Lace Trimmed Panties 3 prs, for 1.00 Asbnry Park spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boylan. "Ulicu" I'lill-Coiuhed T-Sliirln 60c ea. SIZES 2 TO 14 The fire company waa'called this week for several grass tires. 3 for 1.75 J)r. and Airs. Robert Robertson la "Ulica" Sanforized Shorts 55c pr. "Ulicn" Cotton Panties 3 prs. for 1.00 and children Donna and Jody of SIZES 8 TO IS Built-in Aerial! Wcstche.st«r, N. Y., have moved In- as 2 for 1.00 to tho Wiilf hoiiHc on Brookdale ROXER AND SNAP STYLES m farm, '•(.ui'iTrtl" Slip* • Sanforized Coltou Super-Power! Thu easny contest, promoted by Men's Hose from 20c to 75c pr. the Lincroft • llolnulcl KIwanlA i SIZES 10 TO 13 Pre-Teens 1.05 church committee, \vn« won by May I •Smack, lli'Hl pilze, nnd Miuy Cath- J SIZES 10 TO 16 Cabinet! rlnn Antnnldcn, second print', "Reliance" I'ajamatt 2.25 pr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller and chil- dren left Sunday to upend a few FULL LINE OF "BIG YANK" Four-Gore Built-Up-Shoulder Slips iliiya with Mr, Mlllor'n pnrcnU, Mr. i Sixes 2 to 6 60c • 8 to 14 73o and Mr/<. Kdwnrd Miller al Pen WORK CLOTHES Argylo, I'll. CKN lor yoifrnclf tho nirw.iiiK porform- N'niuy Jianloln, one-year-old Plus Tax and dniightor of Mr. nnd Mm, John iiiiwi of'lliiH now I'lillco vnluu miusntlon. Daniels, fell on Hie heat register In In up In H out ol" 10 Icicatloim you just Warranty her home Tui'xday of liml wi Boy Miss Esther Formaii ' decorated birthday cake was the Port Monmouth table centerpiece, and Mr. Lock- Are You Letting l>y Car Of Long Branch Engaged Mrs. Audrey Blatz gave a plas wood received many gifts. Attend- tic demonstration at the home d ing were Mr. and Mr*. Lester Faded, Soiled, Rugs and Furniture .Slx-ytai-okl William Bcndick of Mr. and Mrs. Isadoie Forman ot Mrs. John Stovcnson of Grlggs ave. Lockwood, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ste- 'Mil .Main Kt., Kcnnsbui'g, was Long Branch announce the en- Thursday, Mar. 2. Attending were phen Bloom and daughter Pc#gy gagement of the^r daughter, Miss and Harold Fay, all of Jersey City, Mar The Beauty of Your Home? Iri'iitcd al Rivoivlcw hospital Sun- Esther Forman, to David Silher- Mrs. David Stevenson, Mrs. George JACK ARNOLD i dny nfU'i'noon for leg and chest in- Scott, Jr., Mrs. Flora McKenile, and Mrs, Irene Alsback and Sam fitein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alsback of this plnco. FOK i jurio* suffficci when hit by a car Silbcrstcin of John si. A fall wed- Mrs. Robert Schanck, Mrs. Edna ding is planned, Arose, Mrs. Emma Noble, Mrs, The Brownies met at the school QUICK. ECONOMICAL CLEANING .' on Port Mnnniouth id., Easi Kcans- Carol Parker, Mrs. Joan Fink, Mrs Tuesday and started maltinp and Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Kerosene IHIIR. Kcne Plebcau, Mrs. David Fother- covering work boxes. They also MuUUctuwn township police said ingham, Mrs. Jane Bryk, Mrs. Anncompleted makinp needle holdcr.-s. Phone Red Bank 6-2748 i tliiil a car driven by Florence Silvii Brady, Mrs. Rose Brady and Mrs.Members attended the GUI Scout © CALL KE 6-2K00 j Walton. 3d, of Port Monmouth id., Edna Bryk. township meeting nt the school LEON'S ' Pint Monmmith. struck the hoy. The Port Monmouth club met a hall Tuesday. : West and Wall Streets Red Bank, N. J. SINCC till ( Tlir driver liild policr Hint the the White House on Port Mon Mrs. Jane Jaeobsen and grand- i youth ran in front of her car and mouth rd. Thursday, Mar. 2. A daughter, Janice Dehkers, and Har- You'll Be Thrilled Willi llir j.-lmrl! tlin .riRlit fender. He was card party will bo held Thursday, ry Miller of Brooklyn wore week- I taken tn the hospital by the Koans- Mar. 16, Mrs. Alice Meade Is chair- end guests at the home of Mr.and 61-76 While St. llnl Hank 6-2H00 buitf Ilr*t aid ,«(iund. No action was man. Plans are being made for Mrs. John Stevenson of Griggfl ave. taken against the driver. their annual bus ride and the com mlttec in charge are Mrs. Freda ANTHONV'S HEATING CO. Wlnkleman, Mrs. Grace Outhlcin PERSONALIZE and Charles Mcrker. Word han 59 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6-1041 been received from Florida that Your Linens Wifh SPECIALIZING IN S I H P. F 18 9 6 Mrs. Fred Nabbc, a member of the club, has been taken ill while S HERMAN'S on a vacation, INDUSTRIAL OIL HEATING Mrs. Russell Bedford of Cincin- Monoij ramming Ben we nati, O,, Is spending a month's va- FOR FACTORIES AND LARGE BUILDINGS cation at the home of her parents, "Distinctive" SCJIMEB AIR CONDITIONING IN ANY SIZE Mr. and Mrs. Albert Guthleln. Mrs. William Wlllett, Sr., Main Established 1929 st., celebrated her 73d birthday Thursday, Mar. 2. Mrs. Wlllett re- ceived many nice gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clay, Miss Esther Forman Mrs. Carrie Voorhees, Mr, and Mrs. RED BANK, N. I. Russell Poling, Mr. and Mrs, Wil- Miss Forman wns graduated liam Poling and Henry Brown, from Long Branch high school Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kolb and son The CARLTON and Is a member of the Long Roy, Jr., Main at., attended a birth Branch Y.M. und Y.W.H.A., and dny party In honor of Frederick A WALTER READE THEATRE Now • • • Dan River Dress Fabrics Iota Phi zornrtty. She is employed Wcstcndorf, Keansburg, Friday, "r~ -15OO at Fort. Monmouth. Mr. Silber- Mar. 3. stein wns graduated from numson high school and the New York Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright at- • TODAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY • School of Interior Decoration, and tended the roller derby at Jersey City armory Saturday. In all the Sew Colors. upon completion of his course will Tuesday, Feb. 28, the P.T.A. met ANGER and HATF enter his father's firm here. He at the school and planned for a Styled Right • Priced K!/;.'il. served in the Navy, and for a time card party to be held at the uchoo LASH OUT FROM 3-YD. TO 5-YI). LEN(;THS was stationed in the Philippine hall Tuesday evening, Apr. 25. The THE HEAVENS! ' islands. committee in charge Is Mrs. Fred WK$ Wright, Mrs. William Gobel, Mrs SHERMAN'S! Mary MacLennon, Mrs, Urban Home Decorntor:, YD. Edclson Heads Hancock, Mrs, Anna Ehrman and Mrs. Catherine Harding. 4S Broad Sf, Charles Wlnkleman of Wilson Bed Bank Medical Society ave. was given a surprise birthday DEM MUM party by his wife Freda Sunday Values From 98c fo 1.19 Yd. Physicians Discuss Mar. 5. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Wlnkleman of Un- • SUNDAY & MONDAY • Polio Advances ion City, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kessler of North BeYgen, Mr. and Nevet- juch siM%in'dancfn* Danny Kaye-pet-s.'.'; Dr. Samuel Edclson of Anbury Mrs. Frank Geiler and son Victor • FIRST QUALITY FABRICS Park was elected president of the of Scheneotady, N. Y.; Mr*. May ATLMIOS Monmouth County Medical society Smith of Astoria, L. I., and Mr. last wpek at Monmouth Memorial Thur., Frl., Sat. Snl, Mat. CHAMRRAYS linspilal. He rpplnrns Dr. H. R. and Mrs. John Jones and children DANNY KAYE Marion and Gladys of New York JAMES STEWART Brindlc of Asbury Park. city. Dinner was served and Mr. PIQUES Others elected were Dr. J. Berk- Wlnkleman received many gifts. JOAN FONTAINE eley Gordon, director of Marlboro Mrs. Lillian Clas-ton is confined "You Gotta Stay Happy" . WOVEN CORDS state hospital, vice president; Dr. to her home on Wilson ave. with Anthony J. DeVitn, Port Mon- illness. •also- GINGHAMS mouth. secretary-treasurer; Dr. ROY ROGERS Howard C. Piper, Kcyport, assist- Mr. and Mrs. John Brandauer, k W1ITInAM tDK CU>L(iAT IKV us»*••*«»•»"> IANCHIH»U formerly of Port Monmouth, cele- -in- ant .secretary-treasurer, and Dr. brated their 15th wedding anni- Sideny M. Hodas, Red Bank, re- versary at their home In Keyport "FAR FRONTIER" • TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY • • FULLY SHRUNK porter on medical matters. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Beam, Mr, and Plaids ! Named to .tho executive commit- Mrs. Edward Bryk, Robert Beam tee wore Dr. John C. Clark and and Miss Mildred Collet, all of this Sun., Mon. Sun. Cont. From the • FAST COLORS Dr. Victor Knapp, both of Asbury place, attended the celebration BARBARA STANWYCK Bioadway' Park, and Dr. Bernard M. Hnln- Saturday ovcnlng, Mar. 4. STAGE m stcln of Long Branch. Appointed The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire WENDELL COREY delegates to the state society were company will meet at the fire -In- Dr. Halhstcin, Dr. F. Lawton Hln- • COMPLETELY WASHABLE house Tuesday, Mar. 14, After the . II1 die, Red Bank; Dr. Cornelius Pei- business meeting; a plastic demon- THELMA JORDAN" rine, Pair Haven, and Dr. Stephen stration will be held. • Scirall, Spring Lake. Alternate Mrs. Ida Saunols of Mnln »t • CHOICE OF 65 PATTERNS-- delegates are Dr. Edith Brown, Av- grandmother of Mrs. Thomas Che- Tues., Wed. on; Dr. Harold Rubin, Asbury valier, is a patient at Monmouth REAGAN • NtAL JI PaiTt; Dr. Stephen R. Casafrande, BOBEBT TAYLOR Memorial hospital. LANA TURNER Rumson, and Dr. Herbert W. Mrs. Annett Strcnnlng, mother • EACH LENGTH HAS A LABEL WITH COM- Booth, Spring Lake. of Mrs. Lucille Licht, received a -lii- Announcing a Tremendous Dr, William G. Herrman of As- back injury when she fell at her "JOIINNY EAGER" KIDDIE SHOW SAT., MAR. 18TH PLETE INFORMATION ON THE PRICE, bury Park was elected nominating home recently. -and- delegate, with Dr. Daniel F. Feath- Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Solids ! QUALITY AND YARDAGE uORGEOUS GEORGE DOORS OPEN 9:30 A. M. erston of Asbury Park as his al- Campbell ave. spent Sunday visit- AUDREY LONG ternate. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roy- -In- New Members lance of Maywood. FREE (22) BIG PRIZES Mrs. Blanche Miner of Colllni "ALIAS THE CHAMP" Dr. Abraham Roscntlial of At- ave. entertained her sister, Mrs. lantic Highlands was elected to a Dorothy Syplnski, and her niece. (5) COLOR KARTOONS . ••• — ••i——— five-year term on the board o£ cen- Miss Dale Rogers, both of Jersey Dlnnerware To Ladles sors. Eloctcd to full membership City, over the week-end. Plus Mark Twain's Classic in the society were Dr. Thomas J. Mrs. Anna Zeigcr of St. Albans, '' Gilmour, Keanabmg; Dr. H. Walt- L. I., will be the guest of Mrs. PENROD & SAM' er Evnns, Neptune, and Dr. John Margaret Trlpold of Grace avi. for TELEVISION Slnnott, Jr., Rumson. two weeks. MAYFAIR A 12-polnt co-operative health Mr. and Mrs. Severin Larsen en- Help Kill the 20?o Movie Ticket Tax program proposed by the state so- tertalned last week for Mr, Lar- A Walter Rcade Theatre ciety wns read by Dr. C. Byron sen's son and daughter-in-law, Mr, Asbury Park 2-8881 • TELEVISION ON THE MEZZANINE • Elnisdcll. Unanimous approval and Mrs. Al Cords of Jersey City, was given this program. the occasion being Mr. Cords' STARTS WED., A panel discussion on polio was birthday. Other guests were Mrs. held, with Dr. Frank Altschul of Gene Itjen of Brooklyn and Mrs. MAKC1I 15 The STRAND Long Branch as moderator. Tho Dora Dlesing of this place. A WALTER READE THEATRE subjects discussed wore recent ad- Donald Rcllly, son of Mr. and vances in research, ages of polio Mrs. Donald Rellly of Mills ave., re- Red Bank 6-13OO patients, precautions against the turned to his studies at the Uni- disease, tooth extraction and tonsil- versity of Maryland after spending ectomics dining the polio season, the week-end with his parents. • TODAY, FRL & SAT. (3) DAYS • symptoms of polio, frequency of Mrs. Nora O'Shaughncssey enter- second attacks and emotional at- tained at luncheon Thursday mem- Amazing Junglo Spectacle! titudes of patients. bers of her Sewing club. Present Johnny were Mrs. Mae Nestor, Mrs. Ber- tha Sturko, Mrs. Catherine Darke SEE , WEISSMULLER Children lo Model and Mrs. Martha Hcrtcr. Mrs. Samson over In Leonardo Show Starke will be next week's hostess. power the as Jungle Jim in Mr. and Mrs. George Jorgenscn ; The Bob and Betty shop of of Campbell ave. attended the wed- Philistine giant!. ' Broad st. will present a children's ding reception of Mr. and Mrs. The Lost fashion show at tho card party Stephen Mnlley at Jersey City Sat- to he given by the Leonardo grade urday of last week. Mrs. Malley INDIANS school Parent-Teacher association Is the sister of Mr. Jorgensen. Tribe" Monday night, Mar. 13. The show A surprise birthday party was will be held In the grade school given for Lester Lockwood, Jr., by • SUNDAY & MONDAY • auditorium. Models will be chosen his wife Kay at their home on from kindergarten pupils through Main st. Saturday, Mar. <, In eele- WHITE / to tho eighth ifrado classes. bratlon of hla 26th birthday. A 'SENSATIONAL! 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Tourney Game at Asbury Harold Hoffman high school, which lost two squeakers in the —R\ed Bank Eliminates Leonardo Shore Conference tourney, reversed Hy Cunningham the situation Friday night to else out a 53-51 victory over Jamesburg LAST WEEK Adam Kretowicz, athletic director nt Red Bank Cath- Tonight is .going to be tho big in a Group I battle in the annual olic high school, was in The Register offices chatting with Cecil R. Mac- test night" for Coach Frank Ping- X.J.S.I.A.A. tournament at the New Cloud of the advertising department, and he had this suggestion along itore and his Ro.d Bank high school Erunswick high school court. with him. A rubber game between the Caseys and Bucs for the benefit Shore Conference champions. They Keyport Diner Hoffman almost duplicated its oi the Kivervlcw hospital building fund, with the encounter to be take on the hottest team in Group conference performances. After played at the Convention hall. .Asbury Park. We'll agree on the game two basketball circles on the Con-Defeats M-0 getting out to an early lead, the foeinR a natural for drawing the customers and we'd like to have a box vention hall court, Asbury Park. Governors almost blew it before seat if such a game could be played. Knowing that the gnmc can not The Bucs will meet Highland Park, the final minutes licked away on be played, we'll pass along the info on why it will not be played to the the team favored to grab top hon All-Star Five the big clock. The sharpshooting persons who have been talking ot promoting such a contest. ors in the New Jensey State Inter: Governors hopped out to take a Believe it or not, there are several drawback* which at thin scholastic Athletic association's an Dinerinen Win 27lh 16-8 lend in the first stanza and nual cage tourney. then were snowed under in the sec- point has nothing (o do nidi either coach or school. Jf botli Both teams copped their opening Successive 'Victory, ond period, 23-13, as the Jamesbuig schools wished to play the K»me, with the "yen" signal of their, contests when Highland Park rolled quintet grabbed a 31-29 margin at respective coaches, they till couldn't do it. All because IIIK over Freehold high .school, 65-36, 69-57, al Bclmar intermission. ' Ken- Jersey State Interscholimtlc Athletic association gets In the Pictured nre the Buccaneer cheerleaders who yelled the Bucs to the Shore Conference Basketball and Red Bank halted Leonardo, Coach Gene Dobizynski's drib- 45-30. Playing before a capacity crowd last word. championship two weeks ago. The girls who served so faithfully in the football and basketball seasons blers put the South Amboy cagers will put their uniforms in moth balls when Red Bank completes its venture in the state tourney. Bucs Defeat Leonardo at the Bolmar Community center, back' into the battle in the third Through the speedy efforts of Bell Telephone's "hello" girls, Koyport diner scored its 27th suc- Left lo right: Rosa Lee Roth, Katherine Hamlet, Shirley B.iynton, Joyce Crawford, Ruth Pahl, Playing before a slim, crowd at session by marking up an 18-9 per- we chatted with IValtcr E. Short, secretary of the association, cessive triumph last week by de-iod. The Hoffman quintet then held Nancy Young, Martha Mngce, Janet Magee and Miriam Lebedun. the Convention hall, Saturday and »»ked him if such a game could be (riven the proper sanc- feating the All Stars, 69-57, in theon by thin threads as the James- night, Red Bank high school's cago annual all-star game of the Mon- tion. "No sir." said the secretary. Then he went on to tell us burg quintet rallied to out score quintet registered an unimpressive mouth-Ocean county Basketball Hoffmen, 11-0, in the final quarter, that It was not his ruling the school representatives passed on 45-30, triumph over the Leonardo loop. Freehold Blasted Lions in the state tournamemt open- llDWTVCr. It themselves and therefore have no complaint. "This Is not an Caseys Hold Initial Tho smooth working Dinermen, Big Charlie Koerncr continued to er for both schools. interpretation of tin- committee. It's a regulation made hy the meeting eight of the top perform- lead Die scoring department for the Pingitore'a cagers appeared tired ers in the circuit, piled up six- schools at the annual meet Inf. This eannol be attributed to any By Highland Park and Coach Arch Shaw's dribblers Hoffman stjiuul, racking up 17 point margins in each half. The points on seven twin markers and Individual or small group. So they'll have to obey the rules they Baseball Practice looked as if they hadn't tosised a Koypoi-ters registered a 33-27 first Colonials Trounced, ball at a basket in weeks. The two a trio of foul tosses. John Sltarzyn- made," stated Mr. Short. htilt and came right back to mark ski contributed 15 nnd 13 points re- 65-36, in Tourney Till aggregations played a loose and up a ^6-30 second half. To play a benefit Rame on the order of the one mentioned above, It sloppy game of basketball. The spectively. Joe JIacken led the Reggis Carney, sharp-shooting losers with 20 points on nine bas- has to be planned a year ahead and put on the school's schedule. Or Lions, after completing their .reg- jf the two teams wish to help charity they can take any game on their Coach Kretowicz to Build Squad Highland Park, the hottest forward; Tom Alikas, lanky cen- kets and two charity pegs. Group two basketball team in theular schedule, were entirely off on ter, and George Shaw, defensive regular slates and donate the proceeds. A section in the N.J.S.l.A.A. their shooting, connecting with on- constitution says. "No member school shall piny a basketball schedule state, made short work of a high- star, were the big guns for the vic- Around Six Vets—Pitching Weak ly respected Freehold high school ly five baskets out of 40 tries in tors, firing in 45 points among A third nf the population of of more than 18 games, exclusive of jamborees or round robins, league quintet Wednesday night of last losing the zip displayed in the Con- Europe was wiped out by the play-offs and county and slate lournamentr,." In winding up our little them. Carney dunked in 16 tallies More than (10 candidates report- week, when the Colonials were ference playoffs, were not the crt-on six field goals and lour fouls, "black death." chat with Walter, he said, "I'm only the mouthpiece for the schools, they lien ten, 05-36, in a tourney en- gcrs they were when they run uj> pass on the rulings and it's up to me to see that they are carried ed to the first baseball call issued Alikas accounted for 15 points by Coach Adum- Kretovicz, Red counter on the New Brunswick a win streak of 17 game's. Their while Slyiw flipped in 11 points. through." Ardent rooters of both local teams will now have to figure high scho6l court. Bank Cuthulic high school, Mon- Sea Hawks Tie timing was off and their floor work Tom Ranicy was the sparkplug out another angle if they wish to see the two schools meet on the court Playing its llrst N.J.S.l.A.A. tour- was not'up to par. for a rubber encounter. day afternoon when the baseball .for the losing All-Star aggregation, DOROTHY hopefuls held an Indoor meeting ney contest. Freehold was in the The contest was expected to befitting the hoop with 18 tullies ac- before taking to the wide open For Second Place battle the tlrst quarter, trailing by a nip and tuck affair, since Leonar- COACH HIT.I1 TV.VIMU of the Caseys deserves a basket only three points. The Owls, how- qyilred on eight twin-counters and spaces nt Slalder's field for dia- do was one of the four quintets to a pair of foul shots. The only TOLAND of orchids direct from (ieorge CiejkaN Uncroft Orchid green- mond drills Tuesday. Playoff l{iM|iiirc(l ever, let loose in the second quar- defeat the Bucs in the basketball ter to ruck up a 24-13 chapter and other Ail-Star to get into the dou- houses for the wonderful joh he accomplished In hullding a campaign. The encounter, how- ble scoring figure was Nick Rogcl, 7) I ACT STUDIO In Intramural Loop then poured in the baskets in theever, turned out to be a one-sided powerful Casey quintet this past cage season. According to our third chapter to score an 18-6 per- manager of Rogel's Bur quintet. affair after the Bucs started coast- Rojjel clunked in six baskets and a records, mid if we recorded 'the postponements correctly, th» The Soa Hawks and the Rangers iod. The Mighty Owls slowed down ing in the second half and the Caseys registered 13 victories against seven setbacks, which went into a deadlock for second their offensive in the final quarter, lone foul shot. Lions kept missing shot after shot. The All-Stars offered stiff oppo- completes one of the best B.B.C.H. basketball seasons in a num- place in the Rumson high school but they still oulscoi-ed the Colon- Close But Sloppy intramural cage loop Saturday ials, 10-6. ' sition most of the way although ber of years. morning when the Hawks pasted Ray Snlva, one of Ihe clnssicst The score posted in the initial they mover led in the contest. On . The Green and Gold quintnl climaxed. Its season with a candy sweet Ihe Rovers 25-13. on the high school dribblers in the state, led the Owls period and in the second chapter two occasions tlio losers knotted victory over the Bucs after the Bankers ran a win streak of J7 consecu- court. with a torrid sr.nring pace firing in made the ball game look close. It the score. At the outset of the tilt tive contests. Coach Frank Pingltore's machine whipped the Cnscys, 30 markers on H deuces and n pair was, but the play ivas sloppy all the score was dead!™'!wl nt 2-2, Last week the Hawks trailed Ihe the way. When the buzzer ended 39-27, when the two schools met on the Buc court the first time, hut Rangers by a single uonicst. The of foul shots. His wild scoring and the next time th: count was they failed to halt the Caseys when they got together for the second spiee fell short ot only six points the first quarter,' the score was 7-7.even the score stood al 23-23. one-sided vlctorySaturday however, At tho intermission, Red Bank had contest. What happened to Red Bank? That question has been circu- earned the Sea Hawks the right to of registering almost Ihe same JiEYPOHT MINER lated for the past week. The Caseys answered the question the night of score as the Freehold quintet. only 17 points. It gavo the Bucs meet the Rangers in a playoff bat- Croclilick, f. ... the game when they completely outplayed, out-fought and out-maneu- Bill Brcsnahan was the only Co- a four-point advantage after the tle next Saturday morning to fight Lions tossed in a trio of deuces. Carney, f. ._ vered the Bucs,' and their win streak. Jack McNeil and Wnlly Bauer for second place honors. lonial eager lo hook in double fig- Cuiiinir-, f were the big guns breaking up the Buccaneer offensive. McNeil, play- Leonardo led only once in the T. ,\MUn», c In a preliminary contest Satur- ure scoring when he dunked In ten ing tha same brand of aggressive ball as the highly regarded Marv At- points. The Freehold dribbler contest at which time the Lions Fuller, c kinson of Neptune, was all over the court breaking up and stealing Buc day, tho Fair Haven grammar had a 6-2 margin about mid-way Wnrtley, jr. school dribblers handed the Rum-Hipped in four double markers and Shliw, ft passes. Bauer, who was a substitute during the season, came in to the two foul shots. in the first period. Al Paterson KctljiT:ki, g game and flipped in a couple ot baskets that practically broke the Buc son seventh and eighth graders a opened the scoring for Leonardo win streak. With Dick Iloman supplying the height and retrieving the sound trouncing, C0-2u. Bob with a jump shot from under tho AM, STARS Ballet Acrobatic ball off the backboards without too much trouble, the Caseys turned In Schanck .sparked thie Fnir Haven hoop. Pete Foster's push deuce tied (i beautiful performance and deserve all the credit that wits bestowed quintet with 21 poirtts marked up Donkey Cage Tilt the count and Bob Ward's layup Itn-ol. f Tap Toe on them for conquering the Shore Conference champions and intcrbor- on an even dozen Held goals. and two foul connects moved the Hopln. f ough rivals. The Casey* were up for the encounter and they stayed Other Fair Haven cagers acquir count to 6-2. FosUr and Russ T. NIIKIC, f. Hull room ing double figure scores were ISel- At Atlantic Gym Cnmn.-«o, t' there until the buzzer ended the nlp-and-tuck battle. Booth dunked in Uvo-pointcis to Uiiroiy. c Children from 3 Up man and Johanemann who tallied wipe out tho Lion lead, Dick Mclntyre. X Coach Adnm Kretowicz H nnd ten points, respectively, Lions Ride Aguinsl Graham and Foster exchanged Tomnino, n Class and Private Lessons O'Noil K twin II,\vKM Chamber of Commerce foul shots to move the score up to And THE TERRIBLE END of the I'.S.S. Juneau Is a SMurdny Although the weather was on 7-7 at the end of the stanza. Evening I'ost double-length article In the Feb. 35 issue. All we fi 1 the chilly side Tuesdny, Coach WhccliT, f 1 A new type basketball game will Officinls: Dcniiftt. Al>l>)c»utc JOHN TOLAND have to do is to mention the Jiincau, anil It hits home in more Auniiii'k. r. :i Red Bank added four points to Kretowicz sent his large .squad be presented at the Atlantic High- Dramatics Speech ways tlmn one. First of all, as a former member of the crew, through a rapid one-hour drill at I) III its margin in the second period by Schnnrli. II 21 lands high school gym Wednesday outscorlng Leonardo, 10-6. Foster Pantomime we missed the ship at ^Newfoundland, chased it to Trinidad, and which time he concentrated on Ulnuvvnll, nightn when donkeys don rubber- Don't Throw That missed it again. The Juncau was headed for the X'acfflc, never fundamentals. The candidates were Kclrnitn, n and Charlie Patterson flipped In 201 E. Bergen PL RE 6-0570J soled shoes and riders. Tho event two field goals each and Booth to return. When the beautiful new ship of Uncle Sam's Navy given light Infield and outlleld benefits the fund raising program was blown to hits by .lap torpedoes, there were a half dozen fired in two charity tosses for tlio Shirt Away work-outs in order to loosen up ItUMSON of tlio Patent-Teacher association. Monmmitli county residents Mho lost their lives, l'ive eiiine the winter kinks slowly. Tutor Bucs' ten markers. Tom Barba If the collar is frayed or worn! Chinhvli •k. f. n 11 The contest is scheduled to atart scored two field goals and Joe At- from Bflmar, one from Keansburg and one from Eatnuloun. Kretowicz also .spent, some lima Cinmliif mo, : 1 1 ; trotting at 8 p. ni. AT LEON'S FORMAL WEAR From Katontown, Charlie Hayes was lost, and Frank Holmgren taking inventory to get a first hand Heemm, V, .. 1 0 1! kins hit with the other Leonardo liOlfllll, V 2 u 1 Donkey basketball is what they deuce. They'll replace It with a returned home. George .). Heaman, Keansburjr, and Frank glimpse of what kind of stDClf he (i 2 i,'. •• 1 call it; but whether It will turn into hrund new TO HIRE will have on hand for the Casey 0 II I Class, Boh Sherman, Joe McConnell and Alfred Ferruglaro, Hel- Jnhn-.m a bronco busting show or a cngc Hues Wuko Up baseball season, which will open Ccrdlni; . K- » 0 0 0 m*r, all were lust at sea. game remains to be seen. How- The Red Bank aggregation woke Sanforized Collar The Most Com- Holmgren, was one of a handful of survivors w^ outlasted those Apr. 3. ever, the affair is supposed to ha up somewhat in the third chapter Only 50 Cents plclo Selection terrific days on a raft before being rescued. Frnnk after getting out of In glancing nt his roster, Conrh conducted in the snmc manner as to pile up its largest margin of the In the Shore the strvlce started Retting his exercise hy playing softball in several cir- Kretowicz staled that the mound u hoop tilt, except that each player tilt when it racked up a 19-8 chap- Make your shirt look new Area. cuits. And when the Lions club at Sen Bright conducted a league there, start ncuded rebuilding find that will be riding a donkey. How long ter. Foster, Patterson and Booth again. Holmgren was one of the top performers in the circuit. replacements were needed for theTowner Practice ho stays there when attempting to smoothed out their rugged play in Complete shortstop and second base posi- make a field gonl is something else. this session to hit the nets for 18 The story of the Junoau brings home the frightful happenings that tions. Kretnwicz will be hunting take place when a country is nt war. Sport fans, businessmen or any- Tho main encounter will bring points among them. Foster fired LEON'S LAUNDRY Range for a replacement to fill the Starts April 1 In seven, Booth, six, and Patterson, one das thinklng»troublr« are staring at them continuously, take time shoes of mound ace Eddie Bahr. together the Lions club vorsus the 61-78 WHITE! STKEET • out, purchase a Post, and read what troubles really nre. MaiiHficr Aschcttiiio Junior Chamber of Commerce. five, while little Tom Gambaoorto The Casey coach will be hank- Bronco riders for the Lions will be added the other point on a con- Kcd Bank 6-280O ing on Tom Fltzmaiirlcc, a six- Herb Posten. coach; Weeber Brook, version. foot senior, who is a portsider. To Hold Tryouls More Than COACH TOM l'lIHTS, wound up a very successful season Charles Hesse, Dr. Bob Ahcrn, Al Gaining a 36-21 lead at the con- 500 Suits to with his Buccaneer yearlings winning II games whllo dropping "He's slow nnd needs a lot more Para, Stanley Sculthorp and Esrlc Choose From. speeil," sniil Kretowlcz. If this Although chilly winds are still clusion of the third quarter, Red only three. Records compiled hy the Frnsh cagers and Mr. nipping nt prupwied bnsebnll ac- Snyder. Bank coasted along with the Lions, J'hlpps, show that the Hue Frofth tallied flSI points to 530 mark- innky chnp shows some speed, and it Tom Franscnni comrs along, the tivity, diamond news wnn recently The Junior Chamber of Com-each team acquiring nine points In HANOVIA EXPERT ers for the opposition. Foul shootlii|r, percentage* were Gene announced hy Herman A.-chettirto, merce donkey riders wlU'bS Clancy the final session. Booth, .fiOO; llnlph Soldo. JilO; Hob llolldfly, .500; JCd Wclnhcim- pitching problem will be helped FITTING considerably. mnniiger of the Red Bank Towners, Hllhert, Paul Ruelmnn. Mlko Cnrd- Foster Lead* er, .50(1; Joe Condlno, .171, anil James Richardson, .2110. nor, Phil Dinkolbcrg, jr., nnd Bob Fransconi will be reporting for last year's champions of tho Jer- Foster turned, in his usual top Comllno led the scoring tilth 171 points, flipping- In 7,1 field the first time in three yearn lifter sey Shore Baseball League. Miller. Open goal* and 35 fouls. tleim tooth tossed In 131 on 40 deuces and notch performance, snaring re- ALPINE QUARTS' being scholastically ineligible for Aschettino stated practices for Also on the program will bo a bounds off both backboards, com- .1,1 fouls; Soldo, «.'); Holiday and illchflrdson, 63 rarh, Anil Wrln- three yonis. Fmnsconij showed the champions will jjet underway contest botwoen the senior boys of Evenings helmer, 11 marker*. manding the floor work and leading great promise in his freshman April 1 nt Stnlder's Held, with all the high school and their fathers. the scoring department. He was LAMPS * TIL 9 P. M. year and the Casey coaclj will be positions being wide. open. Play- Schcdulo for tho preliminary tilt top scorer with 17 points acquired will bo a battle between tho girls, DR. CLARENCE "BUDDY" COMBS, Eatontown, who has been the expecting big things from the ers desiring to try out for a berth on seven field goals and a trio of sparkplug during Brooklyn's current seven-game winning streak, ap- chucltcr. He already is figuring on on the TOWHIT squad me Invited charity pegs. Patterson and Booth Ask your Doctor J peared on Jimmy Powers' television show Friday night. Also appearing tho hurler In the pitching depart- to the practice .sessions to display SSGALL S their diamond talent. climbed back into double figure about tho with the polo player wns his Missus, who mentioned hnw she kept dune ment. Female Grapplers scoring, each eager netting 12 llfl',4 N. U'wny Long Branch tabs on her hubby through the sports pages. When asked who he Two-tliirds of the diamond line- Two of last year's members have markers. Puttersun conneelod with bonafits of thoupht »•«< the tup polo player replacing the late Tommy Hitchcock, up lias already been solved for retired from tho hnsebiill wars. five Held goals nnd a pair ot fouls, Buddy replied Cecil Smith and Stewart Iglehart. Of course Polo Player the Cmcy tutur with the return Harry Kstclle, second sticker, is be-At Matawan Show while Booth flipped In only three ULTRAVIOLET Combs isn't doing so bad either, being an elght-goM mnn. of ai.\ veterans. Cnptnln Walter ing forced from tho sport duo to Held goals, but oxcollod at the IB- Trevors will head tho catching a knefl injury and John "Lassie." AiiHlnilimi Tag Team foot line where he dunked In a half IRRADIATION staff, slugging Joe Mndure .will Mulvihill, Jr., Is reported to be re- Slulcd on Program dozon one-pointors. S1IOKT SNOUTS: Amrrlco llruno It viniturlng Into the hold down llm initial bug, Charlie tiring from tlie light field garden. Bnrba was Ihe outstanding Leon- NuuKhton will take over tho hot electrical trade. Amt'rlru and his brother-in-law have opened Tho Towner management will hold Promoter Mushky JncUson will ardo performer with his all around the Globe Kleetrlc shop, West Jicryen pi. Jlriinn a few yearn corner and tho outlands will bo tryoiits to seek l-cplHiTinonU for pronerM. Bayslioio wrestling fans nil set with Jno McCuy In left, floor work anil scoring, Bnrba led Iwek was thn liddle Mtanky of Monmouth county. He played those two vctornns nnd nlao to at-with a fonmlo grappling match the Lions with 14 points acquired for the Bert Hiinl< Toimers, Hunisnn A. C, and other dliutiimd Lurry Kcirlgnn In center and Jack tempt lo find new talent. na tho foaturod event ot tho week- on six douces and two foul shots. nines . . , Stepping- Into I'aill Alhrecht's territory, Coach ,!(>i> McNeil inking over the sbnttrlght After tucking nway u month's ly wre.it.llng show to be hold nt KoMtl, Jliimsun, Informs UH Hint the Shore Cmifrri-iire Jloivllnr Held nt Ktulcli'i-'s diamond. practice under t lieti- belts, tho the MnlYiwnn-Kcyport nocrcntlon HKll UANK tournament will hn rolled Monday, I'rnhalile learns ivlll bi> Iteil With most of the iionltlonn furll- u r v Tuwni;r« will upon the Ki'iison un- cantor Wednesday nlglit, I'omr, r 17 Hank, Hiiinsun, I.puuaidu, Lnkewnod, ,ManaM|iinti, Neptune, Tree- lied, Conch Krrlowlcr. will lie der lights nt till! Knit Moiniuiiilli Two of tlio top gal wrestlers In Wouilwiml, r, . II liold and Point I'li'nsimt . . , Several weeks nun Ihrrp was some fprndliin muni of his 11 mo con- diamond. The curtain rnlst'c will thd country, Mao Weslun, cyclone .Srolib, I Inlk of recruiting tin- girl* Inlo aclliin on the alleys, hut no dnpn structing II defence In Ihe middle I'ftltrrrfon,. f. ... pit them npilnst the Slgniili'er nine fi-um Columbus, Ohio, and Thcrcaa lionimerlc, f. ... ha* been Riven nut on Hint matter as yet, (if the Infield. At Tiicjulny's priic- Miiy 1. Thf'is, known as Gentle Theresa lluulli, r « 12 Uce It was ton duly fur Ihe Ciscy Coach VIIM'II "limy" Finn doesn't have much material lo Veterans exprrlud to ]><• ofl linnd from Mlnimnotii, will bnttln nnn Wllltl', C II II to tvwd out n IniK'* fluid Ititinltcc, r II 0 mirk with at Atlantic HIKIIIIIIIIIS, The Tl|fer conch oiiys them when tin' Towncm utnrt prnctlca full lo n flniHli. The winner will II II (if lilllt'ldeis fur hU icnuidnllni; nc«»|iin« lire, Hoy Slouckor, nhoi't- ourn I hu .right to challenge ara less than Hill hoy* enrolled , , , Cage Coach Keimi'tli Jlever, rojrniw. Sr» llrlxht ttniininar NCIIOUI, reports Alexis Saliarlo was lilgli HIO|I; liny Hnnlmrn, IIIK! IXIHC; biiiiiplui) MKdiuil Builm fi,i llmllniim. it. UnmliltdU'te, ]t, umirer and Stephen ltu> eaine In second. Jack Lurry ivu li'llUI'll'I'll Itlttlll'H liltvu 1)0(111 ltuipli .Mnzmci'ii, oul^li'ld; Kind fomnlo wrestling title. 1 1 foimiw, |f Heeled captain uml Hilly lim'k eo-onpUln lo ftilde nrit yeur'ii :)i(i(lul(',l wllli Ilii' pniNiiivlfi nl llui'li'V, pllcliri ; Jim licnoviwti , According to PrumnUu' Jnckson ilrlblilers. u couple nf more tiring Inserted cniclii'i', uiul l,c«lri Ciirhnnc, third ho "noiiiph" jci-uppli'i's iii-o priitly, Inlii liie «c'lii'iliilc lii-fui'i' Din riir- 1 I.KONAIIIH) i •Ml IIIIVI tin liwn fur uiieh athii'i'i (I NIckntmiRH lurried by two Hucrnnfus mr: Pete <"fhr Wlz/.nid" luln Is pulled up mi tin' biiMi'lmll o I linn- itliotilti lio plenty of llrn- Trixili, f II , MEDALl. TROPHY Hcevoi, and Runa "fiiuni|iy" Hwdli . . , Principal Hurry Hlcbi'r Kud ion. Tin' opening iliiiinond con- l.i'limilil, f Hnnk hlnh rnihtml, nu'imtly «tntm| that Iho 104(1-00 hlxh noliool Imnkotbnll iViiiltn In Ihe lAeci'unllun rfiilur Il Your (liii'lnr rim licul uilvho will Im nt 1'' IIII|,| when* I hi' I'liciiicn'h Solllmll Ini: whon tho two gnln Hlnrt iheir W/.iil, I I ttnni la the IHIKI one he him »i'iNi nl It. II, In .'III,veins. "And thuiti wore Di'lillliln, f I Jim im lo ific licuclih lo lie Com* In OflJ *nt*r our tantwt. lo ttleli with lh« I'.VK will run lulu IM Miitllicwi1, Hauling I'liiiipnlgn. a lot of K»"il um-n, tuo," hr Mutocl , , . ,Iuiiin« M, Kux, Jr n of Mr. I'nllm'Kiin, a, I ilcrivcil froiu iillriivlnlcl inn- Introduction ol ll>r«n mori SPttDItBILT Flying the tup iniiiinilNiniin mi llm nrhiiul- Loop Hold* 'M Also on (hu null Ix nn AIIHIIH- ll Modtl Albion*. — Spo the Atlantic to Europe? Tho ex- The regular monthly meeting of .Vistchke from Newark. It waa plonatlon lies In the fact that the the Monmouth County Federation their first bass trip and none of Rogel's Lose Ground Rumson Knocked American eel grows more rapidly, of Sportsmen's Clubs will be held them could hear or spefik a word, SURF, FIELD AND STREAM nnd the development from egg to Mnrch 10th, at 8 p. m. at I'ctty's so It was hard to give them in- fully metamorphosed elver occu- Locust Grove Inn. Route 33 near structions, yet they boated six bass Out of State Timely Notes Oil ThcGreal Outdoors pies only one year, ngalnat thrcn Colllngswood Circle. The host will from 16 to 28 pounds. Ex- In M-0 Playoff Race years In the case of the European be the Bucktown Buck Club. plaining the trip Capt. Reut said: BV STEW VAN VUJiT species. Thus If the larva of the "Often forgetting they were unable Cage Tourney European eel travel* In a westerly Sportsmen'* Dinner to hear rno, I would shout instruc- Instead of an easterly direction it tion in no uncertain manner, only Bai'iicgal Edges "The Sixty Four Dollnr Question" expected that such a journey could will reach the coast of America On Apr. 1 there will be a sports- Barmen Trounced by Belmar V.F.W., men's dinner at Cedar inn, High- to have thom .smile hack at me. It Where do Eels go when they be undertaken more than once in long before it Is rwidy to change was one of tho strang'-st group of Bulldogs, 56-50, Spawn? '. J. peg. Nick Rogel, leading scorer In ly the breeding habits of this spec- 1 the Tiger seconds, with the result ker tied the score for the Bulldogs ies were a complete mystery, and America, the other migrating ncrosa that any trout are left. ley, nil from Elizabeth, and Ted I HONK KK 6-111.5. the circuit, shook the cords for 18 being a nip and tuck 18-18 quarter. with a basket only tp have Bill Par- points on eight field goals and a ker convert two fouls to grab a some of tho oilier nnluraliiAS were pair of one-pointers. Orvln Mills, Tigers' star defense driven to advance the most extrao- operator, turned In the top per- 49-47 lead for Barnegat. Canneld dinary and unscientillc theories as Lnzure's Lose lltli Tilt formance for the losing Atlantic came through with a crip and a foul toss and Rumson was ahead (o the manner in which the eels Lazare's Shoes dropped its 11th five, keeping his teammates in the propagate their kind. So great was thick of the battle for two periods again, 50-49, with two and a half contest in the circuit Monday night, minutes to go. Then Barnegat got the intrent in this matter that, whipping from with 16 markers registered on five from Aristotle downwards, almost taking a 7-4-56 Held goals and six foul shots. Sonny hot and racked up a seven-point Point Pleasant's Anglers on the spree to wrap up the contest. e.very zoologist propounded hi« Point Pleasant high school'court't . Hall was the only other Tiger to views as to when ami where these reach double figures by netting ten Chuck Vonnoll started tho victors fishes blued. Aristotle himself, Point Pleasant held a slim ono- points on four bnskpts nntl two off when he hit with a crip to send pointing out »"1« hnil never been GiedU! jioint margin in the initial quarter foul shots. the Pirates ahead, 51-50. After that found with ripe milt or ova and and then turned on the steam in Last year Atlantic Highlands con- the Rumson team failed to come seemed to possess no generative Buy On the second chapter to register a quered Central-Jersey honors be- back as Vcnncll followed with a orgnns, argued they must be de- 17-10 quarter. The Kcyport quintet fore losing in the semi-finals. Two foul and Bob Reed and Herb Ric- rived out of thn "bowels of the PEP BOYS closed the gap to 45-40 at the end years ago with Charlie Mills and ords flipped in baskets for insur- earth," presumably by some kind of the third stanza after outscor- George "Cat Fish" Reed setting the ance. of spontaneous generation, a view Simplified ing the Anglers by three points. pace, the Tigers came through to Reed was the big gun, shooting which held favor with the great The Anglers then went off on a cop the state championship. the Pirates to victory by register- Izaac. Walton. THURSDAY through BUDGET scoring spree in the final chapter ing 20 points on nine Held goals to rack up 29 points while holding CARTERET and a pair of charity tosses. Can- Plincy, asserting that the eel has PLAN . tho Keyporters to 16 markers. F no sex, cither masculine or fem- Kiuktw, f J field sparked the Rumson offensive inine, suggests that, having lived Don Mclntyre and Dlclc Pearce TrAR*. f "" 0 with eight field goals and a lone Sh»r! ftiandlnil Mo, 1 1 JOHN t, THOMMI', INC., IIIWIWli AT IIOOKLVN, NIW VOIKi 0MN0I, MIW JIMIY WILLIAM D. SALLADIN »iatl'li*»i'':'",.' '.'".'r., .'"'',..';.,.,! 1 a DON'T Mill THI IIO IOCK HID FIITIVAl'Mtmh t)-7lillUjlm»n> hmtiy • 34th •••ik A»i.,M.V,C.'/ GENERAL INSURANCE i'"ll»"tl»ri . '""" ' Id RED BANK J4 W«t Front Si. Phorii 6.150D Kid Bind IKHH- f M r . ,. Ill lt»liai|| Ottrt >on CLUR J HH JOS. PINGITORE, INC. <4I CUBUM AVENUE A Biil»lie >!',, M rutrli 'U, M', MONMOUTH ST. PHONE A-I02I LONO BRANCH, NKW JERSEY TELEPHONE ••0111 K»O..,» iJi, nti r, ru, in. RED BA>"K REGISTER, MARCH 0, Wr,0 Page ni;;*: LAWKS' AID MEKT1NG Hebrew Society Has Masquerade Purim Ball The Ladles' Aid society of tlin I-.HI*KR Slock PETER'S CUSTOM TAILOR Red Bank Reformed church met Nun- and Used Tuesday nt the home of Mrs. Hurry SQUARE DANCING — OVEB JEAN FBOCKS — W. Oshorn on Kast Boi-Ren pi. The AUTO KAMATOKS STANLEY McINTOSH ( )—Business ( )—Dress ( )—Formal nsslfitinp houtfisses wrrc Mis lurliiUini! f33-'l7 Kurd* - Ctinvs. Frank Loversldgc, Sr.. Mrs. John Red Bank 6-1435 ( )—Casual ( )—Travel Mucllnr and Mrs. Willlnm Macin- Red Bank Radiator Works Calli • Instruction - Mu«ie CHECK YOUR WARDROBE NOW tosh, Jr. IIS W. front St. KK fi-1177 Made to Measure Clothes »t Popular Trices Select your own fabric, pattern and suit style from our broad range of materials. Won't yuu stup In? SPECIALIZE IN \LTEBATIONS P. B. PROMINSKI 14-16 Broad St., Red Bank TEL. RE 6-5262 Molly Pitcher Super Market • FREE DELIVERY • 18-20 Monmouth St. THE BEST FOR LESS Phone R. B 6-3144 14th Anniversary Sale-Don't Miss It Quality iMcrduindi.so al licinarkuhlv Low Prices Fresh Killed Armour's Good Grade at \h party J E R S E V P K I M K ROASTING K IB More thnn 200 persons attended the 28th annual Purim ball of tht Ladles' Hebrew society of Red Bank, Sunday nifjht at the Molly Pltchor hotel. Chickens Pictured above are winners of the main prizes: left to right, William H.^luhr, a judge, present- ing a prize to Mrs. Irving Brenner for the most beautiful costume; Thomas McBrlde, also a judge, pre- TKNDKK, .n ICV AM) LKAN senting a prizo to Cy Friedman for the funniest women's costume; Ben Grecnwald, winner of the prize for the most original man's costume, and Misses Celia Rabin and Reva Silvers, dressed as the Toni twins, winners of the most original prize for women's costumes. UNC Hazlct plane from the Newark airport pupil of Marlboro grammar school, Tuesday for her home in Charles- won the salesmanship trophy for The Hazlet rescue squad met ton, S. C, after a visit here to at- selling the most magazine subscrip- Thursday night in the Hazlet fire tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. tions in a recent contest at the house. The committee in charge Joseph R. L. Jackson. school. Money carnod by the pupils S? Turkeys consisted of Mr*. John B. Acker- Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Woolley will be used for an educational trip N1'ANCA' I 11KSII I-01'I.'I.AK WKKiUTS returned home Sunday after a two in the nc5r future. son, Wayne B. Darland and Lester 5 W. Bahrenburg. Attending were months' automobile trip to Florida Mr. and Mrs. Walter Voorhees Ariiiniir 8 Good h A N C Y Mr. and Mrs. James Ncidinger, Mr. and California. of Jersey City spent Saturday with and Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg, The newiy-clcctod ofllccrs of the Mr. and Mrs. John Nelbcrllen. Quality Crescent club were tendered a din- F 1« K S H Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunn spent SMOKED and Mrs. Robert E. Calt, Mr. and ner at Cottrell's restaurant last Thursday evening. The officers are the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wayne B. Darland, Mrs. James Mantis of Reading, Pa. B E E F Mrs. Joseph I. Lchnn, president; Chester Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al Fllntzer of Long civc YOUR CHILD Joseph- R. Peseux, Miss Mary M. Mrs. Elmer A. Bnhrenburg, vice president; Miss Vera Tombleson, Tsland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. CORRECT IQOV BALANCE Calt, Rudolph J. Chval, Jr., and Harvey Holland last Thursday. Charles Wahl, Mrs. John B. Acker- secretary, and Mrs. Roland Em- monn, treasurer. (Jamc.i were In Tongues son and Lester W. Bahrenburg. The board of education met Wed- FOWL The next meeting will be held Mar. charge of Mrs. Cyrus Ross and nesday of last week at Marlboro This party shoe will make any styic 28, with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roth- Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg:. Mrs. school. John H. Bahrenburg received a Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holland have SUGAR CURED ... k - bart and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Bahrenburg in charge. bouquet of spring flowers. Th« returned from a month's vacation A R M O U K ' S next meeting will be held Thursday In Florida. SLICED BACON 45* conscious youngster look right— Miss Anna Cowles was hostess evening, Mar. 30, with Mrs. Harold Mrs. Eleanor Mancinl .spent the to the Friendship club Tuesday Kite as hostess. Attending wtr« and feel right for dress-up. evening at St, v John's Methodist •week-end in New York city, a guest Mrs. James Neldlnger, Mrs. Joseph of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Stammers. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER church. Mrs.«Lillie B. Bruner pre- R. Peseux, Miss Stella Bailey, Mrs. It's a Dr. Posner Scientific Shoe- sided. Flans were discussed for a Theodore G. Bailey, Mrs. Elmer A. rummage sale to be held In the Bahrenburg, Mrs. Walter Smale, near future. Attending were Mrs. Mrs. Roland Emmons, Mrs. William designed to aid Correct "Body Balance" Lillle B. Bruner, Mrs. William S. Urstadt, Mrs. Joseph I. Lehan, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Dyson Woodhouse, J. Carlton Cherry, Mr«. Elwood I. Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton, Mrs. Fran- Monahan, Mrs. Harold Kite, Mrs. —Perfect Posture—better bodily health. ces Woolley, Mrs. H. Alvin Walling, Wayne B. Darland, Miss Vera Tom- Mrs. Samuel H. Walling, Mrs. Roe- bleson, Mrs. Leonard Lufburrow, lif H. LeRoy, Miss Beulah Thistle, Mrs. Roelif H. LcRoy, Mrs. Frank Let our shoe-fitting experts help you. Mrs, John Carol!, Mr*. Russell McCieaster, Mrs. Maitland Walling, Smith, Mrs. Asbury Wailing, Mrs. Mrs. George Emmons and Mrs. Cy- NOW... BETTER SERVICE Russell Walling, Mis. Theodore rus Ross. RED BANK Hathaway, Mrs. Stanley R. Jones, Mrs. Hudson D. Carhart, Sr., and Last Thursday's meeting of the Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux. The next Men's club of St. John's Methodist meeting will be held Tuesday, Mar. church last Thursday night was 28, at the home of Mrs. Frances preceded by a covered-dish supper. YOUTH CENTER The Father-Son hanquet will be Wooliey, Broad st., Keyport. Harry Peseux of Hazlet ave., who held Apr. 20 at the church, with "Children's Wear" members of the Women's Society of FOR NEW JERSEY SHIPPERS suffered a heart attack a few 20 BROAD STREET •weeks ngo, Is still confined to his Christian Service serving th« din- bed, but is slowly Improving. ner. Attending the meeting were Mrs. H. Cameron Burn left by Hendrick L. Bennett, Roelif H. Le- Roy, Theodore Hathaway, Frank McCieaster, Alexander Shaw, Theo- dore G. Balloy, Frank Laubhlln, Augustus Bogart, William L. Barnes, Stanley J, Latham, Harvey AND CONSUMERS Walling, Rev. Norman R. Rilcy, Charles Hycr and Harry S. Cowle». Miss Anna Mocci has returned to her home on Bethany rd. from Rivcn'lcw hospital, where she was a surgical patient. Mrs. Albert Crescl, who waa a surgical patient In Hazard hospital, has returned home. Hazlct Fire Co. No. 1 was called out to a number of grass and chim- ney fires the past week. Mrs. Walter Miller is a surgical patient in a Brooklyn hospital. Marlboro Girl Scout troop 9 met last /Amazing /f£WAgitator Thursday at Liberty grange hall. Year pins were given to Luray Cook, Aileen Halligan, Louise Hog- lander and Rosalie Lubrano. Patrol members worked for their scout \\ badges. Attending were Mary Bar- M ker, Beatrice Elsenberg, Iaabella I Hculltt, Carol Holland, Louis* Hog- I lander, Aileen Halligan, Susan I Jones, Elaine and Eileen Jursa, I Rosallo Lubrano, Ellen McCarthy, BEKDIX WASHER I Dorothy and Gail Nolberllen, Patri- I cia Tuveson, Louise VanMalden, I Ann Lathrop, Judy Welnberg, I Luray Cook and Bclty Lou Whit- I son. Twelve members of Brownie I troop 11 attended the meeting Monday at the school. Rosabella I Komensky conducted the builneaa meeting. Joan Wilson Is a new troop member, Members made flow- OUR NEW JRRSEY RAILROADS believe that New Jer- half as efficient, as economical as the railroad for the er lapnl pins during the meeting, Y sey should have the finest possible transportation long haul. • Member* of den one, pack M, service. Cub Scouts, went on a hike to These same trucks now pick up goods brought eco- Spring Meadow farm Saturday. They cooked their luncheon over To that end, the twelve railroads serving this stale nomically by rail from distant points, and deliver them an outdoor fire and enjoyed riding have spent millions of dollari since war's end for new promptly to your door. ponies at the farm, This program makes it possible for Cubs to pass freight cars, new motive power, mechanization of 169 Your New Jersey railroads offer services that fully LOWEST PRICED their aohlcvnmcnt tests and to freight stations, lift trucks, tractor-drawn trailers, and earn their snow points. Attending meet the demands of modern business. Moreover, as WORKLESS WASHEH wem Edwnrd Sndowskl, den chief; special pallets and containers for package freight. IN THE WORLD! Walter Reed, assistant chief; common carriers, they accept even business that is un- Jacklo Collins, Wayne Stewart, To integrate their services, your New Jersey niil- profitable'to them, thus giving service to shippers that Kenneth Btattel, Vincent Costlgan, Edwnrd McDowell and Aaron Ap- ronds now own or operate almost 1000 trucks. Con- they cannot be certain of getting elsewhere. Y.» SIMPLY SIT THI OIALI gar. aidcrcd an a single unit, these represent New Jersey's Mr. and Mrs, Chrlntopher Meyer, NOW . , , tht wither you've nlwijri Your New Jersey railroads are giving you, today, Mr. and Mrs. George Nlmlck and largest truck fleet. wanted .,. d«nun ' =^^8* New Lower Prices—Just Announced! Open 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Chieftain Six-Cyl. Butinett Coupe $1655. BUNDS $1757. MtoUttr for Hollar You CanH MUmt a fit i,, l.otely.». t.on$tr l.,w* in $,, i luity to i Ittin,,, in.tdr of $1778. tlrKihlr iiluiinnum ulluy fur Imij; Chieftain Six-Cyl. 2-Door Sedan $1778. (iff. 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B. 6-0488 LONG BRANCH—216 Broadway-L, B. 6-3684 ASBURY PARK-715 Main Sl.-A, P. 1-1400 TO PAY! RED BASK REGISTER, MARCH 9, 1950 Page Twelve TAKSONS, LABBECQUE, Joins 25-Ycur Club Mabel Coleman School of Dancing CANZONA & COMBS FOR THE Variety Show IRumson Club COUNSELLORS AT LAW TAP, BALLET, TOE, ACROBATIC AND 8 W.llac* St. R«d B«Ml Theodore D. Parsons Edmund J. Ci»")n» BALLROOM DANCING. Theodore J. Lubrecqut Given for Grange Installs Officers El»ton F. Combs Thomas J. Sal* BEST DEAL IN TELEVISION Register Now Studio, 31 Rector PI., Robert H. Malila William R. Blair. Jr. .Miss .Marie (losllo Ten Now Members Phone RE 6-2011 Red Bank, N. J. Abraham i. Zsger SEE An- Also Inducted IVop-am (lltairinaii (JUINN, DOBEMDS, McCUE * Miv* Malic ('o^lelo was ill Oilieers were installed ami new PIANO LESSONS at Your Home HCSSIiLL ATLANTIC APPLIANCE FIRST rli-ir^' nT 111*1 vniiety show :,'iven members welcomed al a meeting COUNSBLLOR5 AT LAW nt :i recent meetini; of Liberty nf the Rumson Woman's club on FREDERICK'A. WOHLFORTH, B.S. Ed. WhUfield Buildin,, Rtd Bank Monday at Oceanic, fire house. A THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK ;:t'nq<' nt Marlboro. An .inr.ement* It. B. 0-3234-1. I'ianlst for ('lubs, lleecptlons, Elc John J. Uuino Thommi P. Dor«mu» writ' also m;><> lor a number nf ,,'ift wn.i presented to Mrs, Charles Viaccnt J. McCuo Ernest FMUI r Sully, ictirlnR president. J'iircnts: Lessons at home enable you lo tnlie OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS i;r:-n::e ar'iviti'\-; for 1hi. ; mnnih. part In your child's music activity. William L. Riuscll, Jr. P.tl'ticinn'.in',' in the .'how were Ollirers are Miss Jeanne Solo- IN THE STATE! mon, president; Mm. John V. Ellis, How-lid, Noe, Mi."- Guicc Maher vice president; Mrs. John Black, WILLIAM E. BEATY ,-in-l Myron Pehieibcr. Several mem- secretary; Mr:-. J. Raymond Mur- br:;:, in roMume, fiiiiu^Mi ;:n old- phy, eorrespondi'-.K secretary, and ATTOBNEY AT LAW ATLANTIC APPLIANCE CO. fashioned w.-illz ((indi'illi1. Thi v Mrs. Kmil Jakubecy, treasurer. RED BANK LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK were Misses Cathciine Srhnffi-i, New members were installed at Income Tax Consultant i candeliRht service. Hostess in R. THOMAS BOWERS lisa RuiUlin. MnrjiiiiTiti' Hawkin, go Eut Front St* R«d But «-417f 25 Monmouth St. 216 Broadway 715 Main St. nnd Hrli'ii Lnrcn;-.. Wallace Dob- i barge was Mifs Betty Macintosh. AND ! bins, Kmil Oick, Sieve Nniijjhton New members are Mrs. Lillian Mul- i anil Alfred Hardy. Members also ford, Mrs. Isnbelle Kennie, Mrs. cnje.yerl comnutniiy smitinc Mi = Ethel EnKi.T, Mrs. Gloria Costcllo, JOHN K. HARRIS JAMES F. SMITH i Find K. I-'.oycr was pianist. Mrs. Grace' Rohhitls, Mrs. Frances Armbrust, Mrs. Emily Eichler, Mrs. ADDIOMETBIST Members nf Liberty grange wbo Jules Eouvicr Jean Hildebrandt, Miss Thelma REAI ESTATE CONSULTANTS HEARING EXAMINATIONS will serve on the slate jiranu'c? Strollc and Miss Carol Lanstc. Rinnpe ynllth committee arc Al- Jules Bouvier, 401 .Inline avc Hearlns Aids—Accessories—BitUrlet r.onj,' Branch, maintenanes man fni- Phono Red Bank 8-B076 I fled Hardy chairman, MIES Ufa A nKNEFIT DINNER APPRAISING • MANAGING • SEUING Hurklin anil Steve Nnushton. Jersey ('mitral Pov.eV & JJghl com- 4S5 RIVER BD. FAIR HAVEN, N. I. BUY A resolution ri[ sympathy for pnny, recntly completed 2o years A hennflt dinner will be held .it of sorviro. with the local ulilit'y. Pete's Paradise grill. Route 35, RED IANK i Minor Brown, a member, wn:; read Middletown, for the Monmoulh HARDING ROAD by Miss F.dna Keller. Mrs. II. I. Bouvier lcrcivcd a j:old service pin 1 ia rrcosnition of bis achievement county chapter of the Nationnl RED BANK, N. J. 6-1900 MILTON KOSENE I'chnnck and Mrs. Beitha Klull/.. Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, The Ri-ai.ji1 charter was draped in and bis name was placed on the. member-nip rolls of J. C. P. & ]-i.'« Middletown township chairman for ATTOBNEY AT LAW hi? m-mory by Hi": grancc1 worthy May ire lend you our Monthly Letter f 1 2'i-Ycnr club. He i? the father of the dinner is Francis Welch. Com- chaplain and ecres, Ml .'. William three children, with two sons now mittee for arrangements are Georse 107 MONMOUTH ST. Miles and Mrs. It. F. Dobbins. servin" in tbe occupation forces in Fournier, Watson Kearn, John RED BANK S-D273 A safely piozram will be <:ive.i Japan. Avers and Robert Dohson. ".•it the Mmrlay n>"ctin;:. Mr.'. L. H. His.-ell will be refreshment chnii- 1I1M1. Bel ford .Mrs. Lnrna K. White of the coun- ty extension service will speak at The Sirnioi- Youth Fellowship of the Mar. 27 meeting under Ihc aus- i Ihc .Methodist church met last 1W every v. indow pices, nf (he home economies com- | Thursday evening in the Sunday- in rvi'i'y room mittee, with Mrs. ('. Floyd Wyck- school room. I Mans were completed ] ofi" in cliargo. Refreshments will | (or a. lit!:; ride to attend the Wind in I'V»TV lie served liy Mrs. lima Broman, of Life program nt the Mobile the- Mrs. .1. O. Bennett. Si.. Mrs. Pat- ater, Newark. Plans wen; made al- j • rick Rnlnnd. Mis. Edwin Brown. so for the Sunday evrninij seivice. ! Mrs. .1. O. Bennett. Jr. and Theo- at which time the Senior dore Bndine. Mrs. Boycc is com- j ship WHS in chars:'. Mi^ David j niittee. chairman. Timms. Miv. Kussell Dennett, Mrs. John Lcnlz, Mr. U'n'.z nnd Mr. Russell were th^ sneakers. Sund;iy Hold in Neiv York as evenin;;. After tlin meeting, the Soldier's Assailants birthday of Mrs. Robert Blackmail was celebrated. Harry .1. Vonctinn, 21, nnd Roli- Mrs. Arthur Glass and nephew, crl. CIIIUPII, 23, lioth of Plninflcld, Arthur Glass celebrated their urn in Nnw Vorll city pii.-on birthdays. Sunday, March 3, at a each :iwaitinjr Si"ind jury nctimi fnllnvv- family dinner party at the home of inu' their arrni^nmont. in frlnny Mrs. Glass and later al the home i court nn :>. cliarRo of n.=3nuHinK of Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, Jr. Offwhife Slais nnd rohbliiB Billic Chnppcll of MARKETS-RED BANK Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ncutra1 Color Tape I Kort Muhmniilh. HeiTinp, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Schu- f'hnp|";ll told detectives of the Full Sir.o Range— •machor and Mrs. Marguerite Her- Old Slip Million dial lie v.-n.i wny- i-iiifj of Losr.v riranch. Arthur was 23" thru 36" wide, Inid nt Koulli pt. iinil John si., on" year old and each eclchrant re- 21W. FRONT ST., Tel. 6-0508 112 MONMOUTH ST., Tel. 6-5292 ! Kfw YurU city, nt 1:20 n. in. h:.-l. 64" long. ceived a birthday cake, ami gifts. ; Tliursdny and forced into a parked The Ladies' auxiliary of the Mid- Plastic Tassels i car. He said Venetian boat him dletown V. F. W. will hold a dls- DELIVERY WILL BE MADE FROM OUR FRONT ST. STORE ' with his fi'sts and removed his wnl- lo malch. j trict meeting Sunday afternoon at [ let, conlninins SSO, from hi.-i batit Ihc hall. -Mrs. Arabella, Uurkhart pocket. After pnshiiiR him , from will preside. thn vehicle, both men sped off, 92 SCOKE LARGE Thi; K tij--'-,- a wj'us you can't afford lo mils! 2 inch sieel Chappell stated. Waiving a pre- The P. T. A. of B.Mford will hold C slat verc'ion blind-, . .'. 23 inches Ihrouqh 36 inches wide - 64 liminary henrinfr beforo Magistrate a cake sale tomorrow afternoon at 2:.'!0 o'clock at Ihc school. Pro- JERSEY ! Ambrose Hjiddnclt, Vcnotinn and ]i ROLL inchc c"?. Ih^y have a :niin-rmooth Offwhifs baked onamel BUTTER 67i ceeds will so toward the Scout , EGGS 53 Doz. Cntlrcll were lu-ld in 52,r)fiO bail fini:h. Rii'^p'oci', chip-proof, flcviblo, qa'vnnizod and bond- 1 ciicli. l'Dlicc linRPvprint records d" bnildin;,' fund. I i not .shiiw any prior arrests for Linda, Alfred and Leslie, Jr., enzed. Mcufrril color Ifipc:, aulomofic cord loch 3''''-> inch 1 cither defT'lxnl. children or Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 1*'. wood fo:-ao boircJ, ^clf-lcvc'inq tilicr, wood heod roil, wood Hccl'.rr nf tenth ;-t., were chri^ter.- id Sunday at Calvary Methodist SWIFT'S PREMIUM LAMB SWIFT'S m rot'. Add new beauty lo your home todov - ^t this ji Dr. lwly lo Give Talk cliuich, Kcyport. Godfather for '•' pn:e. Co'rne in for yourj today! the children was James. Niekcr-son i; nt LEG LOIN I At Oiikhursl School of. South Aniboy and Godmothers 7 ".ChanRinp Patterns nf Disci- were Maryanne Tnmico, Doiis. I{KI) IJAMv'S (,HAIJTV-\ ALlf|' STOKE pline" will bo discussed by Dr. Tiampler a:nl Marie Docker of Un- j! Oeoffrey \V. Esly at a. meetintr of ion j.-Jcncli. After the. christening/, 1' ]inrents and teachers Wednesday Mr. ami Mr:.!. Drckrr entertained night. Mar. 13, at the Oakhursl Mr. Xiel;cr.son at a dinner. CHOPS 69 LAMB 63 CHOPS Country dny school. Thn speaker is Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Bruntz cel- HARDWARE CO. state director of the New Jersey ebrated their 12lh wedding anni- bureau of Constructive Health, versary Sunday at a dinner party SHOULDER SHOULDER ' STEWING SHKKW.^Bl'KY A\'i:. & BKKGFiV TLACK and is active in state and national at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- medical and health associations. ward Hruntz of Leonardo. Guests .Such quest Inns as "When should were .Miss Anna Bruntz, Harry Kill) BANK, i\. .1. discipline he used?" and "How do Eruntz, Robert Rowen, Mr. and 1 determine the type of discipline .Mrs. George Brunt;: ami daughter. RK» I5A.NK fi-36.il- I-KKK DFJJVKKY for my child?" will he answered The Youth Fellowship' of the by the speaker. CHOPS 69 LAMB 49 LAMB 29i Methodist, church visited Lhc Little Silver church last Monday evening. A Bible Quiz wns held alter which square dancing was held and re- fresliments were served. There I TENDERIZED or HICKORIZEQ SMOKED HAMS were 18 present from Belford. | R?v. and Mrs. Robert Blacknian CENTER SHANK HALF BUTT END and Mr. nnd Mrs. John l.enlz and Beautiful Investment I Mrs. Hazel Woodward visited Rev. Nelson Moore at Methodist hospit- al, I'hiladcl])!iia, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kdw.ird Barnes en- tertained for several lays last week, SLICES 79 HAMS 49i HAMS 53 STERLING by REED g BARTON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy of and Mrs. Arthur Atkin- son and daughter Christy of ill. W'li'Mi \(iu |Jillt Iinpr- slriliiif.' silvrr you innKr nil iinpor- Holly. CANNED SLICED COTTAGE Mr. and Mrs, "William Morrcll l;m! lifolinir iiiVf'flinViil, I'.vfii llic most modest Imdrrpl celebrated their Cod .wedding; an- nivcrs-ary, March. 1, by holding op- loi'ny rrin sliirl n sr-t ol solid silver. Ijnild your Rcfd f- en house for members of their I'am- ily. Tile couple received a lnrgj Barlon slcrlini; rt'ivirc slowly t'lirongli llie monllis nlicnd anniversary cak?. several bouquets HAMS 75 BACON 39i HAMS 65lib. . . . for ;i liFc*Iiino (if "liicimts living. of llow'eis and yifts. Mrs. Morrell is conllned to her bed with Illness. Mrs. John Ilenton visited her husband Sunday at Voterans/ hos- pital, Castle I'oml, N. V. U. S. GRADE A FRESH POULTRY Mis. John M;uon and Mis, Jo- seph Walc::;ilt of Rochester, X. V., LONG ISLAND TOM - 17 lbs. up 5-6 Ih. Size were week-end j;iiest.s of .Mr, and Mis. li. Clay Jlair and family. Mr. and .Ui:<. Charles Vouir;' arc visiting their d.'Mmhter and son-in- law, Mr, and Mis. Iloherl Grren, of Guldens Hlidge, A'. V., nil Ibis DUCKS 39 TURKEYS 3%. FOWL 39 w^ell. Mrs. Willinm Seoley celcibrnted her birthday Sunday with members ROASTING -5-6 Ih. HEN • 12-11). of her family and n few Iricnds. FRYING 4 tti. Mr. and .Mrs, William Applc)!ntc if LIIIU'WIMHI spent Sunday with Mis. Mallei Werner and t liildrcn. Mrs, lima Aluiimson o: linen live, was lioHle.-'-i at u lui tliilftv1 din- CHICKEN 49 TURKEYS 49 CHICKEN 39 in r Kumiriy in luuior n( iJurnr wlio celebr.iied lii« (Will birtlid:iy. Otlni.-; Mttendiii^; uere •Mr, and Ml', Lecniiinl Darker nml tier,' Mis. U.'Tar Jolinsiin, Ml. SWIFT'S SELECTED BEEF SWIFT'S Mt:'. Wilh'im Jidimon and ilnuiihlrr Nnnry nnd Mm Hylvln S lit I. (UN KID CHUCK Knrl' "li and dniKliti'i MniKaict of Ilioolilyn, .N. V. Miv, Lli'.a Lyl Early Garden Sweet Libby's Peas Special for 1 Week 19c Cream Style * 17-ox. . Acme Sav-U-Trim removes much surplus fot before weigh- One Week Only! •" cans 25c Del Monte Corn ing, giving you more meat for your money. Special for One Week! Kraft Dinners , IVi-ox. package 11c Solid Meat Ib. One Week O 20-oi. Round Roast No Fat Added 63c Pillsbury Pancake Flour Only! Jsm pkgs. Acme is famous for beef! Tender, juicy, what a treat! Featured at all Acmes! One Week Only! (Loin End) Vermont Maid Syrup 12-ox. bottle 23c (Rib Ib. End) ib 45c Apple Sauce 2 \°r 25c Del Monte Sardinesln "r 21c Pork Loins 35c MC0 standard • Lean, tasty pork is rich in vitamin B. Acme Sav-U-Trim gives you more meat! Fruit Cocktail ™J0.o, «„ 32c Pink Salmon ,,„,.{a n 37c D___L__ HUNT'S, Ylllow Cling ll- chitk of the Sea Alexander B. Chambers I eUClieS Htavy SyruSyrupp 2O-oi. can "I "' V . Tuna Fish " '.STL 33c IDEAL Fancy H0MDEll!t CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS *. 59c Mr. Chambers still maintains an Purple Plums 30 so-called world federal gov- planned to go Into business on nn HlgRlne, The groom was employed should be deceived by their ptopu- Ai'inv. which wns ctiiisiilt'i'ln^ Inking it over We can't will headlong into wealth and that House Concurrent Uesolutlon ernment? extensive: scale, by tho Faspniy company of Modgnndn,—Monmouth American, (M, Innocently worded through It l«, Anno M. Bowoin Mnynard Card, son of Mrs, LBnnk. . lust yi'iir, tliii'sn'i wiuil il. Accimlinir. ti> i'« have the riches remain. Progress run go on IIBH been pretty genernlly discred- 'anl of Nnvcalnk, entertained a MUs Grace VnnPelt, daughter of ited, I hope UKU the prominent Ho- ON JIONOK IIOI.I, JMIf'tS il H'llHIS III Illlllll ilN IMVII JllllCt'—(I JUKI no long its plans lire ready to acceptpuhllonns In thin atnte who were company of his young friend* In Dnnlel VnnPelt of Mntnwan nnd celebration of his toventh birthday, f.'l O.llllll ili.vi'|ii|iiiii'iil I'm' I'nl'l .M on mouth misled about the line n|gnlllcnnco John Klna of Red Bank worn mnr- Nineteen uludcnt.t limdo tho hon- its opportunities. The concern at present Is, or AttHrnibly Resolution 17 1 n'«I yonr Children Visit Prosont wero Knrle DoVcnly, Jus- tied at Matnwnn by Rev. R, S. Car- or toll at Moninoiith Junior college 111 view til' tills, I lie I'llllirc (if Vllll lil'COllH'H will ho mimly eiidugh to admit oph Maxwell, Raymond Taylor, FII- lisle, during the full term, Jjcun Edward and should he, lo make the best possible use the r error, and that I shall even- nn liii|iiM'iniii issue, us fur us (lie InxpnyerH more Dosprenux, Harold Drennon Charlcn C, Conovrr of Arthur pi. O, Hi'liliicfri' him announced, of our spiicc, We should be on guard to tual v /en IIIIH binding rcHolutlon Central Park Zoo nnd Vernon and Alllc Voorhccit, wits having a 35-font cruiser built 1 rescinded In New Jersey where II They urn William Allon, Tliootloro (if Slil'i'Wslini'V township lire coiicenicd. prevent "jei'ry-lnilll' coiiHti'iirllon, KIIIIII IIH l» II hlol nn the mi'tiiarleji of the The Mountain Hill Nursery Mils itMlth Hwnn of Locust Point nt the Kiiriwa limit works nt Bonllurlew, Anthony Caprlo, John Con- toolt a position In tho Oceanic pub- Win. \%-i 1,1 Ini.v Vnll? lluw Is II In IIfpl'Cllllllnl'P H lll'll'll llll'IIW Illlll llOIIIII III'I'IIN. I'ntrlot.i who fiiuuhl at Tirntnti nm| schmil of cjlmpol Hill, Mlddlclown vory, Hnlly l'.!nrl||ht, Myrtlo Mutton nt the Rnltlr nf Monmmith, lownnhl|>, In |ls cprlnx torm, spon- lic nohool, tnplnclng n teacher who Wllllnm Mniidin, lint Ciclln, Tony Incoplni), l.awruncu Knplloff IISSI'.V.'ll if il Is Mllll It IIII Slll.VS ill till' ItlWII WV SIKMIIII he ri'iiily In liullil new MCIIIIUIH Sincerely Youu, sored fur HA pupil* a trip to theresigned dun to III hen It ti. flUKh Rydrr, Wllllnm l.nvnlley intil John Kt'inmcrllng, UIOHSIJIII l.ltlen- Cent in I I'nrli ».oo, New York city A New York nutoinohllc coinpuny Hoy liili'liiii'lDW wore received nn ship? W'linl si'limil lit in I'll Is In lit' l'i'S|in||si wlit'ii nml where I hey nre needed, I.elV Mai Inn N. fltrnck. born, I toy Myd'H, Wlllliint I "ill lor- luM Tliuimliiy, Ironed * int'Kr building at Lung nrw iiieinb(i|'n uf Ihn Union HID iun, Andrew I'climo, lOlllol Schtff lilt' lur iln liirni.ioii o|' Vnll children? If iniike NII Is wlile enough mid allow iMADK NO MINTAKI'i Tin. ti l|> iniiiUnl Olr rlMiu; of Munch In which to huufo 80 ve-coiiipniiy nf lied llnnli, Audrey Itoilllioipo, l.ouniml bplv- 1 hicle*, Ilii' linlnll^l nn I'Mi'imlve proKrnni on the mill A hlrllidfiy piniy H'IIW jilvrn nl nil, Jeni) 'I'rcsioffloti, Charles Trout- sin ln» | In re U one is to I'll il for plenly of OIV-IIH'-SII I parking, l.i'l's l«oiiK Munich, N, ,1 i.':i|il, Wllllnm II, CIUIIIIIICI*, fur till! liiiiiii' nf Ml"» llflrn Ivlnn of 1 Ji'rt »f cnux, which wnn especially miin and Robert Wllelt. rnlr llii'Mi iliildii'ii, liuw will it fit]let') innke sure iiinl our utilities--inniMporln. Wnr, II, IliAil plnnneil for Ihr two nnd nni' hnlf mil My yrllts II Ic/tlilrnl of Keypiilt pi, for l''rnnk Hlnytr of Hum nml nt |nfitaiil pllut of the xlriiin I'lt'/ti'iil wi'in Mi, nml Mi'. fur 1I1U |nii'|iiisi'',' TIM',«I' M it' liii|Mii'liinl llou, fuel and powei' are kept abrensi our To Iho Keillor: yrnr-iilil children, Infoimiitlnii ni THE ATOM I'l'iinf Hint tin. Iti'.inililli-fin coun- III). Milijccl mntlcr wnn frniflmillv Iii t Nrw MiniiKWli'li hrlwtrn Hxlllnyl nnd fnmlly, Mnrlnn Htrnmif, l|lll'Nl illllH. growing nei'ik ty Jli'iMiiiH niiiimltli'i' niinli' nn uiifnlilril In HIM ililliliMi llnniinl Hiiyicvllln mill New Yoilt, wim nrr-Miiidiiii't Hlnyer, Kiithrilnr KIIHUI- I'liililiril by 'M-II In hulil In plni'O, ml«lnl «n|i| nml M'| Minys In |In KnriH'Nt liilrii- mill iiiti'i'.|iiuiiicipnl plan- xlnnrr Wnltnii Slii'inwin IIH Hie |nu- Yi'i •rli-iii'i. *vitli Ilil. uin "i> tt"'iili lilui'li ImlhlliiK iluilni! iliti fall ti'iin Int; Hi Huyii'Vllli', He fiwli'liril Ihr Jut thin Druwnt'c, (MIIIIII'M Hlnyrr WIMIIII Inn iir.-, n l,i Mini,. Imir, InwiiHliiji, nml if I'i'iillv vnliii'N |4n dnu'ii ning liiilNl be done on Hie level of serloilM ly numliii'i' Mi nuiTcnl 1111 • i lor wlii'i'l when the i"I"' Inolif, An nHliiiini'r riviuiii nnd (irni'Hi1 Cilillr, I'lllllOH mi II Ini'lllhri nf I hi' linn 11| Till. JH'llllui'd N/ll'lll/f ItiJMI Will III l I In' wheel Murled (a «|ilrt I'lltltW IVCIC Illlllll' f'T| Illc |||>I -.li.1T In l.i wlm ilit'ii !H lining in lirai iIn' Imi'ili'ii for ami I'oiilliiiilng Muily to innke our gift of of I'Vi'i'liiilili'in when Mr, I'nelicit I'luili' fliidl Milijt'l'tfl an him 11ml<'i' the chin nnd An.| nil « nitlMH HI tin. Horn, of Ilifin him mil M!ll1i|llnntli' bull [m Ihr In in III ol Ilii' I'diiinllnii ol \'iil| t'lillilivn? And Imw •tut it! »• it|i|ilre|iitlnil It Mil i K him l» tin* the yniintt lndlr,<' Huilnl nml nth ll-ll-ill,I, , A-lt',liili., ilvmlly tllllll: , prndiiee the III>M| iidviinlii^eri I'm I n IIHIIMI fur, Mi, Hheriniin I 1 1 Id" Wl'll lllUI'AII III' II llll'lllln'l (if Inl Inn mi'lhiiil-. Miiny Held I tips A OD-fmil /Injdioli whlnh win 1 ntIt' I'IIIII of Hiinipon to bn lulil II IVnIH nl.wil >l illnit'i' «lnu«. imit'li wniild ilint HIIMIIIIII in? TIIIII'M peril,! , heiillh nnd luipplneHs in Ilie veins 1'iilllf Hl'liMi'll'ii Hiitrl IIIIIJI IIIMIV fin HI!• iilnnniil nloiu tlii<«<> IIIICA, 'I'll xplli'i'il ID n Inniel lire In f I nit Itnl M'-n'p liitll with Art I1II.VIT> liii|Miriiinl, In ciiini., l.i'l llici'i'In. n fi'nlei'iilly of Ilinu^'hl IH yt'iti'H wilt) nrcuplc* 111<< IIMIIIIH' ii( Iw/n] i,, umlcl' the llMlllflnlllll II nf I'I'II'IIUI'M hnli'l nt llolinilH, liltnv tiri'lii-'liii In |ilny fur (liini'lnit, 'I'll' in I'liiiitii.ll It tin lllll I'll, , , , liorlllnn nf h-ivinu liml lii;i nmiiMii" Mi", I'liiiilnll,. Ol-i ii MID, lle.lri down iluilnu it hi'itvy wind, 'J'lio i iiininlMip in i' It ii i Lt f uf itffnliK ciiiii ,1'MI ,,T|,.,, m, , ;., ||,,|| lllll It llfl Tlif I'lilillt' 111.11-111Li Adinlnlniiniiliii nil iieiii'liy iiiiiiili'ipnl |ilniiiii'i> midIni'ii'ii. c nt 1111 Mt rli'i tlnin mi Hlnllli nnil Miii, A'll Inn A|igrtl, |nilr liml hri'ii fiii'liil In IHM I' pilfi'il MIF Wllllnm K'lnltli MIK .Inn Imw niinli tlii'm It In Uiihi, ( III lilK Vlilc III IIIIH "II,. l||. |||U'','I ,lii t |i,» nun h In IIPIIIII in lull'.. II ulll M'II Vnil lo Individual* If I IK< I i>|mri I lie yrii'f llml ran mini1 l ! KIIIIIMT inftii iiinl Inn irudiilli t"it|tl, John llt-nry llfyri' in MipAllliui Iliiyi'i', Mi.», Aiilliiinyy t'nttl 'Mil liny llml fun fiiii't'i' /iniliUtc miH m a linnlt pmaiiit.nl the ii-nnnl mty l>« fminii in » frnn poll » ,Clcvc|»nil fumiiitlgn Immifi net, MIM II nmy hi you It miy I"Hi l lo (atte mtf the ilrueti tud with "grunting palm," Mimg «hil Ml» Alnitin M Me. W|M knowi AnuicM tod tttks is l>i|« nidi* in thu idiiloa of Tta* Xhomu H, MucOt Jr. ot K#>jioit fJuu Kiuiudy. tl Urn i-|«t», Jt»tl lUnk, RED BASK KEOTSTER, MATtCH !), lO.'O Page Seven
package Xil BAR V2 Price DUZ With Purchtu of 1 bar al Ragufir Ptltil Auorlod corlKlid—r«d, yellow, IH17, Ihrt llrvrylhlnit blu§ ind gretn In itch ptekagt, largo *) A mikai 16 liucil ' Manketi "X" 26c ?;;: 69c 2 >Oi/ nil "" You, too, can help through your RED CROSS-Giva Now! O»nod'and' Tfo Ametton Page Six RED BANK REGTSTEIt, MARCH 9, 1950
MRS. GRACE VAN HOUTEN MRS. MABEL SCHWATKA Philadelphia. She li survived by Group Will Hold Mrs. Grace VarlHoulcn, wife of Mrs. Mabel Schwatka, 75, widow a nephew, Robert Driver of East Rev. Abram J. VanHouten of 537 of George F. Schwatka of -17 Am- Orange. West Front St., River Plaza, died herst St., East Orange, died Sun- The funeral was held yesterday 1950 PACKARD ULTRAMATIC Talent Contest Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity yesterday morning at Hazard hos- day night at the Ivy nursing home, at her home. Burial, under the di- pital after suffering a heart attack Middletown township, where she rection of the John E. Day fu- Proceeds to Aid Monday at her home. had been a patient several months. neral home, was in Cypress HJU SEE IT — DRIVE IT ADAM P. STEIN Funeral home. Rev. Garrett Det- Mrs. VanHoutcn wa« born In Mrs. Schwatka was born in cemetery, Brooklyn. Social Service Work wiler, pastor of the Matawan Bap Greenfield, Kan., daughter of th< Adam P. Stein, 67, husband of late Jacob and Antoinette K. Van- An invitation to New Jersey's ur- Mrs. Gertrude Stein of Matawan, list church, officiated. No Clutch - Fast Gel-Away • Economical Bearers were Edward Swing, Zoeren. She was active in the or- ban nmJ rural residents to display died Friday at the Marine hospital, ganizations of Dutch Reformed tlioir entertainment talentjs was ex- Staten Island, Mr. Stein was born Frederick Munden, Harold Brasch, Walter VanNess, Elwood LeValley church of Middletown whore, for tended today hy Western Auxiliary at Jersey City nnd had lived at many years, Rev. VanHouten was MONUMENTS of Monmouth County Organization Matawan 28 years. He had been and Harold Matthews. Burial wa in Fair View cemetery. pastor. She was also active fo RED BANK MOTORS, INC. for Social Service. a member of the maritime servico many years in the Red Cross both A talent show, patterned after many years. Mr. Stejn was a mem- in Middletown and in Irvington, A SERVICE of dT.Hn^i.Wd dw.cttr 325 MAPLE AVE., similar shows held throughout the ber of the Holy Name society of MRS. ADDIK C. SCHANCK where the family lived before mov- country, will be held Friday, Apr. St. Joseph's church o[ .Keyport. Mrs. Addle C. Schanuk, G8, of ing to Middletown. • -• •» prices th«t vary at jrertly M 28 In the auditorium of Freehold Besides his wife, he is surviv.cd RED BANK, N. J. Colt's Neck, died suddenly Satur- Surviving besides her husband is high school at 8 p. jn. Proceeds by three ions, Edward and Adam day night while visiting her daugh- will be used to help the auxiliary Stein, Jr., living at home, and a daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Koch Tel. RE 6-3800 Open Evenings and Sundays ter, Mrs. Grandin VanNote, also of Oakhlll rd., Middletown town nf the social service organization Frank Stein of Keyport. Also sur- of Colt's Neck. The atmosphere of our beauti- curry on its year round program In viving are seven daughters, Mrs. ship; two brothers, Hermanus Van- HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED FOR INSPECTION Mrs. Schanck was born in Fair Zooren of Glen Ridge and Albert I he wwtPin part of Monmouth Thomas McDonnld and Mrs. Arn- Haven, daughter of the late Wil- ful mortuary is friendly and County. old Lauer, of Laurence Harbor, VanZocrcn of Apple Valley, Cal. liam and Malvina Smith Curchln. The funeral will be held Satur- Mrs. E. Robert Durand of Free- Mrs. Charles Dietrich and Mrs. She had been a -resident of Colt's warm. Our services are ren- hold township, general chairman. Hugh Day of Keyport, Mrs. Fran- day afternoon at 2:30 at the Mount Neck 50 years. She moved there Memorial home. Burial will be in Ymir Expression of anid that entries are open to all cis Cantor of Eatontown, Mrs. Ja- from Fair Haven. dered with dignity and under- cob Schwclgcrath of Roselle- Park Fair View cemetery. adults and children who may be Surviving besides Mrs. VanNote, True Remembrance anxious to display their stage tal- and Miss Cathlecn Stein, living standing and are available to ents. "That goes for singers, in- at home. are another daughter, Miss. Frank MRS. PAULINE ANDERSON No other act of a normal Tilton of Oakhurst; six sons, Har- man's life gives him more strumentalists, thespians and ma- A brother, Charles Stein of New- old Schanck of Perth Amboy, John Mrs. Pauline Anderson, 93, of 21 all regardless' of financial cir- gicians. We nre guided solely by ark; a sister, Mrs. Charles Wasu- Center St., Sea Bright, 'lied Mon complete soul satisfaction Schanck and Stanley Schanck of than the building of u Mem- the ability of the performers to en- latis, and 15 grandchildren also Colt's Neck,- Charles Schanck of day -morning after a long illness. cumstances. tertain. For the winners there will survive. Mrs. Anderson was born in Den- orial to his loved ones who Oceanport. George Schanck of Fair have gone on. bo c:mh awards. l''or other partlc A solemn high requiem mass was Haven and William Schanck of Lit- mark and came to the United Ipunta iind spectators, it will be lots offered at St. Joseph's church Mon- tle Silver; five brothers, William States when a young lady. She Our select Barre Memorials of fun. For the auxiliary, It will day morning by Rev. Thomas Cof- and Alonzo Curchln of Red Bank, had been a resident of Sea Bright bear the Guild mark of ap- enable us to carry out our program fee. Burial was in the church cem- George Curchln or Fair Haven, the past 70 years. Her husband, proval, 'your guarartce of a John E. Day of public health nursing in this etery, under direction of the Day Lester Curchln of Rochester, N. the late Chris Anderson, died sev- finer Memorial at no extra wide area," Mrs. Durand said. funeral home. Y., and Mortimer Cm-chin of Itha- eral years ago. cost Visit our showroom Funeral Home There will be no registration fee. ca, N. Y., and two sisters, Mrs. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. and see. our displays of these Persons anxious to enter arc in- MRS. LILA E. McKAV Amelia Wharton, 21 Center St., Sea certified memorials. Hnrry C. Anderson of Springfield Bright; three grandchildren, Mrs. 85 Riverside Avenue vited to signify their intentions to Mrs. Lila E. McKay, 83, of 57 and-Mrs. Elmer Wcgle of Plain- Mrs. Isndorc Perlman of Imlays- Joseph Hintelmann, Jr., of Red Phone 6-0332 Red Bank Lafayette St., Humson, died Friday children and one great-grandchild. Bank, Mrs. Harry Ocst of Oak- town, setting forth their specialty afternoon at the Ivy nursing home, Meld. She also leaves 24 grand- and whether an accompanist is re- land, Cal., and William Wharton of Keyfiort Branch—381 Mnplo FI. Mlddlotown township, where she children and one great-grandchild. Nutlcy. She also leaves five grand JOHN VAN KIRK qulrrd. Registration is to be had been a patient for six weeks. Next to Mt. Ollvit CamtMi-T Telephone 7-1353 checked by phone with Mrs. Pcrl- The funeral was held yesterday children. nmn. An entry blank is contained Mrs. McKay was born at Auburn, at Mrs. Schanck's home, with Rev. The funeral was held yesterday Phone Red Bank 6-0319 Non-Sectarian elsewhere .in this newspaper. N. Y., a daughter of the later Wil- Peter Boolhouver, former pastor of at the Worden funeral home with Lady Attendant liam and Mary Storck Everts. She Dutch Reformed church officiating. Rev. Joseph S. Eldrldgc, pastor of R.F.D. Boi 108 Red Bank. moved to Rumson when her hus- Burial, in charge of the Freeman the Sea Bright Methodist church, Cliadwick—Tillon band, the late Rev. Arthur Allen funeral home, Freehold, was in At- officiating. Bearers were Neils McKay, became pastor of the Rum- lantic cemetery, Colt's Neck. Jacobsen, Chris R. Nelson, George Engiigcmcnl Announced son Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr. Dougherty and Herbert Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Chad- McKay died in 1931. Mrs. McKay MRS. BENJAMIN G. FASKUS Burial was in Fair View cemetery. wlck o£ Black Point rd., Rumson, was an active member of The Rum- MONMOUTH MONUMENT son Presbyterian church. Mrs. Katherino Paskus, wife of MRS. HELEN GARCIA Imvo announced the engagement Benjamin G. Pasfcus of 730 Park COMPANY of their daughter, Miss Sylvia Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ave., Now York city, and for more Mrs. Helen Garcia, 63, widow of I Mercy in Action Cliadwick, to Raymond R. Tilton, Ralph E. Longstreet, with whom than 25 years a summer resident Santiago Garcia, died Sunday Headden's Coiner, Middlclown, Route' 35 son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Til- Mrs. McKay made her home, and night at the homo of her sister, ton, also of Rumson. An October two granddaughters, Mrs. E. Austin of 434 Ocean ave., Sea Bright, died ISASTER Blrikes when it'B food, and long-term rehabilitn- Tuesday morning at New York Mrs. Fred Spatz of 102 Lovett ave., L. FI. Francis, Manager wedding is planned. Hess of Akron, Pa., and Miss Bar- hospital after a long illness. Little Silver. D Miss Cliadwick was graduated bara Dixon of Westfleld. Mrs. Garcia was born at Brook- Formerly with Francis O. Squires, Freehold Icnst expected. But when- tion. Last year, through your frdm Rumson high school, Mr, Mrs. Paskus was born in Indi- ever it happens . .. wherever it Red Cross, you gave relief to The funeral was held Monday at ana, daughter of the late Mr. and lyn and had lived there until a Tilton ia a member of the Marine The Worden Funeral home with year ago, when she moved to Little PHONE UED UANIi 6-3S10 happens, your Red Cross—as 228,500 disaster victims. This Corps stationed In California. He Mrs. Daniel Conroy. always—will he there, it will year again, thousands will need Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan, pastor She was a member of the boards Silver. also graduated from Rumson high of Christ Episcopal church, Shrews- The funeral was held yesterday NIGHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 provide housing, medical aid, your help. school. of trustees of tho following organi- bury, officiating. zations; Spence-Chapin adoption at the John E. Day funeral home, Bearers were William Lufburrow, service; Protestant welfare home with Rev. Theodore E. A. LcVan, You, too, can help through Si. Ann's PTA Plans Andrew Strohmcnger, Walter Rice, association; St. Faith's, Tarrytown, rector of Christ church, Shrews- Will Ward, Peter Pauels and Ern- Spring Fashion Show N. Y., and Katy Ferguson house. bury, officiating. Burial was in Your RED CROSS est Turner, Burial in Fair View Mr. Paskus is a retired corpora- Rosehill cemetery, Linden. St. linn's Parochial Parent- Mmetery. tion and tax lawyer. Teacher association will hold a Surviving besides her husband DR. PAUL F. MORF H L SCOTT GIVE NOW! fashion show and card party In CHARLES W. EDWARDS is a son, Lindley G. Paskus of Mld- Dr. Paul F. Morf, of McMlnn- St. Ann's auditorium at Keans- Charles W. Edwards, 73, of 1 dletown township, and two grand- ville, Ore., father of Fred Morf of burg', Thursday night, Mar. 16. Allen St., Rumson, died Saturday children. rest dr., Little Silver, died Satur- MORTICIAN Clothes for spring will be shown at Monmouth Memorial hospital. The funeral was held yesterday day. by Natalie's shop of Keansburg. He had been ill for some limp, and nt the Campbell funeral home, Until his retirement several years Mrs. Wl|llam Falbach and Mrs. had been a patient at the hospital Madison ave., New York. Burial ago, Dr. Morf was a prominent Church Street, Belford, N. J. ,T. T. Schmidt arc chairmen. En- two weeks. was In Woodlawn cemetery, New Chicago surgeon. He went to Ore- Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. tertainment will feature a dance Mr. Edwards was born in Eng- York city. gon about two weeks ago. Shortly program by pupils of Child's danc- land, a son of the late Henry and after his arrival there he suffered Phone Keansburg 6-0333 ing school, and solo dances by Emma, Edwards. He came to the MRS. CARMELLA M. GRANATO a fall from which he never recov- Janice Spafford. United States when a young man Mrs. Carmella Mary Granato, 79, ered. and lived at Jersey City for several of highway 35, Holmdel, died Mon- Tho funeral was hold Monday at yoars, having moved to Rumson day at the home of her daughter, McMlnnvllle. ten years ago after retiring from Mrs. Anthony Mazzacco of Garden JOHN J. McGUIRE his position with the Port of Now id., Little Silver. DISTINCTIVE York authority. He had been with Mrs. Granato was born in Italy John J. McGuire, 75, caretaker at thg Port authority for many years. and had lived in Holmdel a num- the home of Mrs. Irene Spooner, Mr. Edwards was a member of the ber of years. 232 Ocean ave., Sea Bright, died of ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Jeriey City lodge, Independent or- Besides Mrs. Mazzacco, she a heart attack last Thursday morn- 'erfectlon ol Material and der of Odd Fellows. leaves anothor daughter, Mrs. Jos- Ing. He was found by neighbors. Workmanship In Beautiful Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Kate eph Allocca of Hollywood, Fla.; There are no survivors. The fu- five sons, Michael Granato and neral was held Saturday at the Jones Edwards; a daughter, Mrs. New Design* SMART COOKS USE Gertrude Lang, and his son, Harry Louis Granato of Keansburg, Pat- Posten funeral r home, with Rev. Edwards, both of Jersey City. rick and Anthony Granato of Koy- Joseph A. Sullivan, pastor of Holy The funeral was held Monday at port and Joseph Granato Allocca Cross church, Rumson, officiating. Our memorials are manufactured of Hollywood, Fla,; a sister, Mrs. Burial was in Bay View cemetery. r the Worden funeral home with by skilled artisans in our well Rev. James W. Marshall, pastor of Rose Marie Bencduice of Italy, 16 ' jiLqU Ouf GAS RANGES the Goodwill Methodist church, grandchildren and two great- Centervillc Man Dies equipped plant at West Long Rumson, officiating. Burial was in grandchildren. Branch. Restland Memorial park, East Han- A solemn high mass of requiem At Atlantic Highlands was offered this morning by Msgr. ovor. J Elmer J. Morgan of route 35, John i . Burke at St. Joseph's Conterville, died after suffering a DURING OUR SPECIAL SALE MRS. FRANCES NAGROSKY Catholic church at Keyport. Bur- heart attack while clamming at ial, under the direction of the Day Mrs. Frances Nagrosky, 67, of Hilton station, Atlantic Highlands, LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. funeral home, Keyport, was in St. Sunday. OF West Keansburg, widow of Joseph Joseph's cemetery. Nagrosky, died Friday at Mon- Mr. Morgan's son-in-law, George Wall St. Tel. L. B. 6-3567 West Long Branch mouth Memorial hospital. She was J. Clayton of Center st., Keyport, SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE born in Lithuania and had lived WIIXIAM H. 1ARHIN who was clamming with him went at West Keansburg 35 years. William H. Larkln, 21, of New- to the police station for help. Po- Surviving are four sons, Joseph man Springs rd., son of tho late lice called Dr. R. G. McCurdy, but Phillips of West Keansburg, Peter Henry and Frances Davis Larkln, Morgan was dead when the doctor Nagrosst of Miami, Fla., Stanley died Tuesday at Monmouth Me- examined him. Nagrosst of Iselln and Andrew morial hospital, where he had been Dr. Julius Torcn, county physi- Nagrosst of Keyport. Also surviv- a patient a month. cian, attributed death to natural ing are three daughters, Mrs. Jos- Mr. Lartyn was born at Long causes. eph Carney of Keyport, Mrs. Branch and was a graduate of GAS RANGES Charles Ely of Atlantic Highlands Red Bank Catholic high school. SELLS 8 ANGUS COWS (Juf ifulpmtnt and facititiit mn lain €»mplttt and Mrs. Joseph Sercher of Lau- He was a member of the Holy Harry Neuberger of Sunnyside rence Harbor. Mrs. Nagrosky also Name society of St. James Catho- farm, Everett, recently sold eight mnd nifufUy moJtrn ftnJinf Jhliimlion At At leaves a sister, Mrs, Simon Cher- lio church. purebred Aberdeen-Angus cows to nowsky, and a brother, Walter Mr. Larkln Is survived by a sli- George Walton of Medfdrd. HmpLt This Famous Palupes, both of Plttston, Pennsyl- Urvut, ter, Miss Dorothy Larkin, with SATURDAY CAKE SALE vania, and 15 grandchildren. whom he lived. The funeral was held Tuesday The funeral will hs hold tomor- Children of Mary sodality of St. morning at St. Ann's church, row morning at 9:30 from his Anthony's Catholic church will hold Keansburg, whero a solemn high home and at 10 o'clock at St. a cake sale Saturday morning In COOK BOOK requiem mass was offered by Rev. James church, where a high mass the Strand theater lobby. Miss Vln- irIniinf ffleniorial ^rtome Edward A. Corrlgan. Burial was of requiem will be offered by clna Porcelll is chairman, assisted In St. Joseph's cemetery, Koyport, Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, Mrs. Ed- by Misses Marlon D'Anthony, Ade- will he given under direction of the Day funeral ward McDonough will be organ- line Mazza, Theresa Garruto, Eliz- home. ist and Michael Bcrgln, soloist, abeth Ammarltl and Yolanda Clam- wish eath Burial, In charge of the John bronl. The sodality will meet to- ,35W.ZontSt. UJBal Te1.6-022G NICHOLAS LINK E. Day funeral home, will bo In night In tho church hall. Nicholas Link, 74, of Port Mon- Mt. Olivet cemetery. , Card of Tlmnki RANGE PURCHASE mouth, a member of the Monmouth To the mnny frlrndR, iiclKhitorit And rnlntlveit of our ilfnr ilrluil'trd fntlicr, County Mosquito Extermination .IOICL LEHOV 1 1SI1KH we cxti-nil ulni-tri! HltiuTcillllnn fnr Ihu commission, died accidentally of Imlil'cialvc tiikrn* of renpn't mill nf* carbon monoxldn poisoning In his Joel Loroy Finnan six nianlhs frl'llim liriiNVml. IVK u-inllil Ilko In n!pi>. This Is the cook book that gave the first home Inst Thursday. His body was old, son of Duffy nnd Louise Ma- dully lluuik Ilii- Iml. |ini,hnt I'lrr Cc, rio Uock Fisher, dlod Mondny I hi- Wnnlrn IUIIOI'HI linlnr, Itrv. J. W. THE OftDtR recipes for time and temperature cooking, not found until the next dny. Mnmhnll hml thr luillln'itrrrs, for their 'Die Jntcst edition, beautifully bound and Dr. Julius Toren, county physic- morning from nuffucatlon. The klmltirin mill citiiBiilpiiitloii, Nol only COtOEN HUH child wji.i taken to Alonmuuth Me- hnvi' IIIP'A loynl t.x|iiTS*.itini of iym* Illustrated, gives tested, proved, economical ian, said that Mr. Link was pois- morial hospital hy tho Fair Vlow pnlhy HUII lovn Mrivnl In enrich Iho methods for cooking delicious food, oned when an oil utovn used for inrinurlnl nf Kukfrnn K, l'tittrrinn, tint heating the home hurnrd up nil first nld ft'iund, hut vvnn dead nn they hftvc hrliinl m in hrnr with morn the oxygen In the rraldencc. arrival. The child, hum AUK, 17 Ht furtlluili; the Kunl IOM tve hnvo em* A Magic Chof cook book used with a Magic Monmouth Memorial hoapltnl, wns id Surviving are a nan, Chnrles Link ono of triplets. Sortf And JMughttr, Cliff ranijp Is the combination that makes —Ailvertl«ennnt. and a daughter, MUs Anna Link, Benldos his parents, ho In Mir- cooking fun—mnlces cooking easy for you. both of East Orange, and a broth- vlvod by four nlslorx, Annette, El- Cnrd of ThAnki Rural Families Come In iind see thin beautiful strcnmllncd r, Jacob Link of Port Monmouth, W* ttUh In lluuik nut' I'I'IHIIVFH am] The funornl wnj» held Sundny lon, Juno nnd Jnnot, nnd two frliliil< fin- tin' hrntillflll Horn I trlliulf range tliut hns so many exclusive features. brothora, Duffy Fisher, Jr., iind ruiil mnny nctii tit kltulnr'M At the dentil V»ry often wa are called upon to night at the Ponton funeral homo Jorry E, Flahor, Mr, Fisher Is n of our IIPIIIVMI htlHluuiil nml fntlii'i', Wll* nnd burial wna held Mondny morn- trucking contractor. llnm J, lliitiHii. We I'RI Inlly WINII In ierv* in the surrounding rural area Ing IIn Fnlrmount cemetery, Now- lluuik llrv, ,lnhn J. Nnwnk nml Itrv. J, Thn funnrnl win held ynntoi'dny HhinhAh nf Ht, (lnbrlil'» rhuri'h, llinilv nrk, 1 fit. llrv, Kilwnnl IIIIUIHI, HI, Jn tin N beeauio we do tervo thore promptly at Iho Wordnn fnmmil burnt , wllir rhuri'h, llml limit, (imntit nf (imiil VINCENT CKOKHO Itov. Arthur it, MIMIIK"IIII'I y, pun- Hllrhhrnl, Wlrkillllllk, lllvil'vliw hlll|iilHl, and efficiently, No extra charge* tor of thu Iind Hill Union HnpllM the riii'iiinn hnii'i'iil linmr, thf |inll< l'h« funcrnl of Vincent Cori'io, church, nfllrlnllni;, Hurliil wng In lii'iui'iN nml ihuRi' Vitui Iniiiii'il i-nii or 74, of 10(1 niver «l., who died Hun- riintillMilfil In Any nllipr wny, are entailed when rural famillei call Hod Kill Hnptlflt cemetery, Hliniril, dny of' In/it week, wa* Mil Innt Mi>, MmMIIIIM IIIIKIIII mill K«mllj, uu « much Appreciated policy of Thurcdny morning nt HI. Anthony's MIIH, IIMKIII, (lltOOMC. Catholic, church, CAid nf ThAiiltii thii firm. Mm, ICmollr (IIIMIIIIO, K.I, of 01 \\r ilunik inn' nliiiiy hliii'U tinil IIMBII- Mdgr, Hnlvntiir I>11 »rn-rnr.o nffcrort WnnhlnKtnii nvo,, lllghliiMdp, illrrl IHII-I fnr thru ).linl r-x|ii rMlmm nf *ynt> \ high miiM nf requiem, nml «•«» Turndny, Min, (lioiimn hurl hecii M imlliy nml 1,,/iuiifiii Hi,ml i,i)n|ir-, iln minted hy rtcv. Alfifd Orinin nnd llrv, Mull, Hnill filiinnl I " imlllum'' rcnldcnl nf HlNhliind* to ir<, nil »hn imH*lril iliii'inti niir iri'Mit ipv. Clroritr Jlonntn, HiwriTK WMH liiHTUvrntriit jn ihr tnKi nf mil' fiither, Pelftr Oll'ontl, Jrtnwn Dll'nntl, Jr., SiirvlvInK "I'd two IK, Allii'ii T. Hiiiyin. Mr*, flcrtniilo Knhrpr niiil Mix, HIKIIHI, 'I'lii, liuryrn Ulnlilreli, Anthony nil'ontl, William Alvlno, Alvrllt Andrew Dll'ontl nnd I>hlll|i lllrmuo, Luttln Kulnor, nml a mm, Wllllnm Ilinlal, under tho direction of tli'i Clruumu, nil of lllithliiiul*; ft nil Citui nl flianki RED BANK Word on fuiii'i'M homo, wux In Mt, two Mlatut'K, Mm, Lutllit (lunch nf Wit nlili In thniik nil llnnti wlin *ff« Hlllnldo nnd Mrn, William HprlKKN mi tilnil In Ilin ln'riiiiVMiirnl ciiuiieil hy 701 MAIN NT,. AKIIUIIY I'Allll 707 MlNOU) AVIS., 1'OINT !>MSAMANT Ollvnl comet cry, 1 u Ihii, dniilli "f mil runthrr, Mm, Mutt tit Ni'Wnrli, ii(innvc,i.'ifimi'iii,'iK)iiiiu r, 41 I.AHI MAIN ST., I HICl:i|()M) WAMIIINOTON HT., TOMH IIIVKlt (inliWlhi) Kelly of llnlmili'f. M UAIUJKTM'iVANH Tim funrinl will hn hold HutIIr- Tin' Itilly Iniiilt/, I"HW"V. I.ONU IIKANCII |0J HOdKIIN A VIC, IIKillTKTOWN ilny inmnhiK at Ilio lllnhliinil.i Aihi Ml., mi m FUNERAL HOME Tim luiiFinl of (Inn ell I'ivnnn, M, Mrthu.lht chuiuh, with ll Green Giant Peas Big and 17 oz. 1 Q lender can A y you can save money on y°U; tff fo°d bill and be sure Broadcast 3o««ebeen right in shopping at your thnfty A&P. Come see! 12 oz. 39c Broadcast 420 Lexington Avc, N. • Corned Beef Hash Sweet Peas lona 20 oz. can 2 'or 27c csn 3L Golden Corn A&P-fancy cream style 20 oz. 2 for 27c Broadcast Sweet Com lona-cream slyta 20ozcanl0c Chopped Ham String BeailS Lord Moll-French style 19 oz. 2 lor 33c For Unvarying QumlUy mnd Vnuttial Itolue, Choote 12 oz. 47c Wax BeailS Reliable-fancy cut l°oz can 15<= Del Monte Diced Beets t % I6oi.iarl5c SITEHMGHT MEATS Broadcast Gut or Diced Beets iom i°oz can 10c Because llie demand for these tender, juicy meats is so great we can afford to sell them at a very small Sauerkraut A&P biand-lancy 27 oz can 2 lor 23c IEA1 FRESH FRUITS SIM Beef profit per pound. What's more, excess waste is re- 2!4oz.01 5oz5 . ToUiafo€9 lona 19 oz. can 2 for 23c moved from every cut before it's weighed. Result? iar 31c |a-57r c & VEGETABLES "Super-Right" meats are always grand-tasting . . . Tomato Sauce Libby or Del Monle 8 oz. can 3 for 22c . To insure freshness and quality, always value-giving. Try them! A&P's fruits and vegetables are in- Broadcast Baked BeailS B&M-brick oven 13 oz. can 2 for 29c Sirloin Ib 69 spected on arrival and several times Pig's Feet Ann Page Beans 3 varieties 1 ib. can 3 for 29c Porterhouse Ib. a day. Any not in top condition are put on a "Quick Sale" table at re- Staid Meyer Beef Stew • • itb.can41c 'r23jar c |f'fu|1 duced prices. Spaghetti & Meat Balls cheiBoy-ArDe.isv, or 19c Pot Roast Bonelest Chuek-no (at added Ib. 79c Loin Pork Chops Center cut» ib. 65c Chef Boy-ar-dee Gravy Master For making graviei IK oz. bot. 15c Florida Oranges 5^39^ Pork Chops Hip and shoulder cull Ib. 35c Sauces Ann Page Tomato Soup 'O'A OZ. can 3 'for 25c Chuck Roast or Steak Bone in ib. 49e String Hen us FI°" AUTOMOBILES HELP WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FOR^ALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES DOES YOUR CAR steer hnrd? Do your CLUHS, GROUPS and individuals to sell G. I. WANTS 13.000 to buy 7-room ANTIQUES —HmiRht nun sold. Mndelun BEAGI.F. HOUND, mule, two yiars old, WOIID—l-iieplncc. kindle; fill dirt, top JAIU'KNTEIl WORK of any kind done AtlE juii) gi-.ivel. masnii wink, sand, blue by day or contract. Jobbing a spe- wheela shimmy7 Let us uortect tht Rhino.-.lone jewelry. Liberal commis- house and equipped garags In "j [Vial, 17 Mechanic itrcct. Phone Kb (rained; nl«u I'.'.g.-iugc IMIIIIH shnlxun, rouble. Save yom tiruri. Lucent bViir sion. Phone IIK 6- 1 S.V.-fcV lie township. Will give first mortgage nnd reasonable. Call EA 3-11237-1 ur 4.i itiiiii. ci-mrni and eind. r blnekp. fer- •ialiy. J. C. Marvin * Son. Hox 43, 2> ilii-.n I'iii-iii niim. K.neral trui-l.iiig. 17 0 It'lford. Phone KB 6-06111-J or 6- axle and frame slralKhlcninti etiutpitiuul. "EXP"En"IENCEl) "WAITRESSES. Apply in pny *25 monthly until paid with 6% GERMAN SlIKI'llKHll dugs, champion- '..ialit.m live., Hid Hank. Phune RI-. :|.|. W. Frank Van Sycklc. 14D West trunt per.'on. Bow Knot Sweet Shoppc, 69 interert. Write, "Loan," Box 511, l«d WANT ADS ('list.im ail<' ship blood linrs. Hoanliiii: "lid '«"' street, Red Bank. West of Maple, avenue. Broad St.. Hod Hank. Bit n k.' reii.ly in >"'.-,, lui.hil triiw DRF.SSMAfvING, alterations of all types, service. Your doe unattended fur a day briilnl parties and tailorine, Cnll KA Our uwn building. Ask fur Jack Harder. FOUNTAIN GIRL" for fountain service EGGS^For wholesale distribution on tmsv rnuse h:m tit strny. J-nnclirnnic linctliui. GKWII. fur lii-iileii-inaiil- s mid ALFALFA HAY- Joseph T. Gulieli. Mid- Phono RE 6-1286. contract il desired, or direct from ir'.ilf-.' ninth.i. I ii'lnni I ami rimljj 11, -i,,wn. Phone MI .-,-O.-,it_.J. • __ in Higgins Luncheonette. 120 Mnn- u Kii'mrls. Phono Sr 2-«:i".a._ __ UOUUE AND Plymuuih (ntsseniiet n.iin. iniuilb St., Red Bank, Inquire after farmer. Write. G. 1). Company. 1 • - ,., we.ir formal gnwns. 1. Lane Hndn| WHITE ENAMEL Has stove. Ciiud con- Dodge job-ialed trucks, authoiued Box_lJ10,_Red_Hnnk/ _ Classiiieil Shuiipo, S3 West Iriuil l'linne llh LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Grounds :,_p. M._ _._ DISCONTINUED waih«b:« »nd lun- lilinn ^111 Kilwnrd Juhnsoii. 1-16 jervjee, modern service station. rVnnk SALESLADY—Are you ambitious'.' Do TO BUY—Mower, snowplow, sickle, oar B-417'.'. HiidMiludsiin live.. HoRed Hankank . maintained by week or season, Via Syckle, Mil West 1-re.il street. NVd cutter, etc., Tor a Plnnet Jr. j:arilcn fust wall 'papers (or tver.r room In MOIirill'N' 'SOFA, mge grieii t-ordiirny you need to make money'.' la good Adverlisiiif; Kales SMALL" III."A" REAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NOTICE IMPROVEMENT (JF A PORTION OK AN ORUIT.'ANCE i'ft'jVIIll;.'. i (Ji: THH PERMANENT HOME. All improve- M1D1JI.ETUWN. Orrhanl Acres. Five- IIUMStlN —Ownrr mii MOTH KIUKS I)F WHITE STilKK'l IN THJ1EE ACRES, Seven-room home, four EATONTOWN — Five-bedroom home: RUMSON—Exclusive action. Sunken Inunciliat. HUSH CltEF.N—N,w concrne bk.rk 1 bedrooms, tile bath, oil burner: two- plot ?i-acre. Ideal location. Automatic ments. Lut 30x1(1(1. Six rooms'and room ranch, Hat water, oil. firejijucp; living room. It replace, J-rf.iL'ii iluur-i | fnur-riiiin) bur,i.'a''iw. N'1-.! li'-ir,n r'.'i.m, TIIK I!(IP.llU(ilI UF .-IHi.KW • l:i:p.lf BY I l).";STI!Ui.'II:.li .-11 > f.'.-. AI.Ki :nr garage. Attractively landscaped; $35 heat; two-car garage. Price 512,600. bath, Lcntral hot air hent with nil bur-enr port: J'J.TOO. Larwc pint: fruit Vo lawn. HrcjikfaM room; nttached KH- niliinial. f..ur siuii' two li.-ilr'inin*. hnt nir nil hrnt , nn.-'nr 1 A.1IJ CUUIi.S liKTWKKN I'i S INTEIC jer month. Paul II. Stryker, Realtor, Weart-Nemeth Agency, 42 Broad, st. ner. Port Monmouth rd., Port Mon- trees. Atftnt on premises, or call R. J. rwgv. I'nur licdronm?, tilrd Imth. ilics- Imttl, oil hi-HI. iMrlt nlt( tr;ir:i^.-. AMrarl!'. .- h'irmlllHlini;ii. A^:in« Phone RE 6-2240. mnuth. Total price $4,500. Phone KE Marvin, MA 1-2568. pin« room, uclfarf \HD\lh0; t'Jll.UOO. Vnrttic. foniVil'um ; »!iin« '11,- •In.:,<)'>. Hyrnc Ai-i'Jii-y, Kcallor'. Phone SWlrlUN WITH HP.ilAH ril'.i-KT Holmdel. Phone HO 9-6601. AND A POINT '• HI I KKT KA. IKHI.Y RED BANK—FOUR-ROOM bungalow. 6-lilS2i SHREWSBURY R~IVER. Rumson. Seven- Mitiiitch AKOIICV. Vhonr RU 1-0716.•_ 0(10. Swrrnty Ay iui" Klj 1-HI) l-l I.-".- FURNISHED OB unfurnished bungalow THKKKFKOM AT Till-. ' •ii.-I oi I IIK in Leonardo, 'J'/ii rooms, automatic New hot air furnncs,' lot 43x1011; ga- IN OLD FARM VILLAGE, Rumson. Six- room spacious coUaRi?, beamed ceil- RUMiJJN--LivinK room. ' fir'-plnr... li- HH'i. HUMSIlS llwii.-r innvinir*." '('•." f.~uv- • heat mid hot water. N«r water and raee; 100% G. 1. lonn, with payments room house when complcteil about ings, two bnths, slrenmlincd kitchen, brary. Inv.itory. dininc rinnii, (.itthtii, llOffriE'COUN'T'ltV. I'rliuhtful »;».rc».im uw.N'Kit.s A.S ,\[;THOI:IZKII I.V :-.\V six bc.;ro«nii«, tw» bntlis, oil hrat; piny | JKKSKY UKVI.-KD iT ATU'i i • •-' : • --'i-l approximately $-12 per month. Price June 1st Three bedrooms, tile bnth on automatic hent, fireplace: two-car »ra- hMlit. llnwiiftiiirt lnvnl.i: y. llin. l.i-.l- ill bus. Adulta. Phone AT 1-1575-J. r'rnp riL 1 EAST KEANSHURG—Nine-room home. ffi.SOO Wcart-Nemetli Agency, 42 UroniJ second floor, large closets. On first floor, ra«c; lafge plot. Asking S-2.."00. Swcc house; two-car dotm-licd nnrnKc. Hi-auli- rniinls. St. Palrirk's k'lc.n tilr ttnth. \\n< TO .-. INl I.I.'.SIVK. A -. 11 pl.-HVIiilNO- ful trr'Miuds. liscillnit valiu- for 117.- AI..-'O Fill: I.MI'i:OYIM' 1:1K U'l\li- All Improvement!. Lease, *70. Call KE st. Phone RE 6-2240.• lh-in« room with fire place, dining room, nryjVKcnry. Phone RU1-U92. nillfl nil hi at: Iw.i.rm: Klli:ii{r. .\jkini; AK •'ii' [It 1- kitchen nnd Inviitory. Full cellar; steam NORTH ~SHREWSBURY RivVr, Locust ,*t fl0 . M i n u K h A fjiII c y. P h n n c R U 1 - 517.••.»'>, llyrni' AlJ.'nr.v, Iti'iillnrv 1'lir.n- \V,\Y IIVKI: THE .- \ •!i: p'lp.'ii'j:; 7-3472. LITTLE SILVER—Near jchooia and "'•'•• heat with oil burner, copper piping, urea. 2 \s acres. 10'rooni-?, three hathn. nl] R.' __ IUJ l-l I .-.•>." HV liKNKP.-M. T\V \!HiN transportation, 41« large rooms on tWO-r AMII.Y, fJinlt iirii'nrii-i'rh; NT| large porch, plastered walls, all wood Century-old housr, splendid condition, INVESTllUS" ATTKNTIliN! Twn-Riuirl- HE IT (II:I>M:,:J> I,>- •!,. M.-.J..- ;•:.-! first floor with expansion attic; at- UEi") "HANK—Live In modcrnizi-d six- H,,or four-rnoni nliartm tached garage; lot 70x150; air conhouse- , no substitutes. You may have hot water heat, oil, $28,500. Sweeney room hoiise with bnth, automntic hent nit'iil dwllitii;. First llunr. four rnums REAL ESTATE WANTED [ouv bedrooms for the same jirh'e 1f ilniil-'liiitriv ; first 11,,,,,' !,',is.-.i jis .l,,rt,,r'j ditioned heat. Price $11,500. Weart- Ateency, HIT 1-HP2. ntul enjoy income from two additionul mill I'illli; SIMMIIKI llnr.r. livv m.i-n- ;i,,,| '•'in !. contacted before completion. W. P. ,,!Ii,''-. wilfi n-triil ilic'fUi,', ai'iir, m'-r.t | Nemeth Agency, 42 Broad it. Phone SOUTH SllitEWSBUIl? River—Ut:e.» two-ronm bnth apartments in rear. 1'rirc hlitli: hnt nir c:riMll;«',inK nilhi-nt. A-'k- ,.f t ! :,fi,| ! sh.iulil ,-,,*l l.'iy.-r U'J [', r inori'd, .n. ..: liolh Scott, 74 Monmouth St., Red Bank. water, lot 50x160. AsklnK $2,200. Com- Sl.'i.OOO. MimiKli AKCIKJ*. Phone RU 1- inw ^l-.f.ilU. Hyriit- AL'-TIO-. Hi-niturj*. H:'l" .!:' ' T- FARMS AND COUNTRY estate, wanted. RE 6-2240.' RKI» DANK—.'IS Hnriis Park. House, ,,f Uhi'.- The New York Herald Tribune will RIVERSTDE"HEfGHT!r New scnii-bun- unfcfllfl Swrency Atccncj', Jlonmoutli 0716.' ]'hunf_ J!U l-ll JO." mi,) iirli'iii. Many Ji'Hirabli.'fi'iifiri-s, n- -, ;"i.tit four bedrooms, two baths, large living Ave. Phone RU 1-1402. i-i,iiliiik- tili',1 kil,'h"ii« and h«'.hs, au'.i. ilislai:' 'j,|,i f, publish its annual spring farm listings galow, two bedrooms and tile bath on room, fireplace, sunparlor, lavatory, cen- HIVfcKFRoRT POTKT. Teu-room SP fM " > ,i Sundnvs. March 5, 12, 18, 2«; April 2, first floor, stairway to expansion attic. RUMSON^-Eatate iircn. Attractive ten- dwt'll'mit. 1 'i baths, imrch, iniK'c At- li'lioviltc'l ill^idc Hllll (Hit. I.iviriif utii. nifiti^ nil li<;i,, vrri'tillll MintlH. s.-li:ir;it' 'l;;.-"',| II [Ml I, ter hull; garage. River rights. Muet sell room cot tajje, two bnths, hot water .",• nl N,-.» •S'at'ite, 9. Brokers, owners, If you have a farm G. I. no down payment, $62 monthly. to settle eBtate. Phone RE 6-0076 or tic, fimiUcc, pipnlrMB hnnt: fiarn for ilininu rtiofn. tiicjicii. [ivii hfilriKim heat, nil, beautiful Krounds. AsklitK nit'nl. K.-il'lVank Mnnnr! Hn'riLn^ r',l'.. l-l :•"..",-1 tn "I. il ;'•• rr,n. or country cstnto for snle, send u, « Price $10,000. Weart-Nemeth Agency, MI ___582. rnv; noathnunr, livu-ftei'L plot. l'rire Imth. hut wiitrr nil h.iu : tivn-i-nr >:« full description, Sueeertod nd with colt 42 Bronri nt. Phone BE 6-224IV $ 17,Ti0C. Sweeney ARcncy. rhonc RU $16,000. John L. Mimik'h An-incy. riiRi'. AfkiliK SIS.11011. Hynif Aui'lii- It,,I Hunk. l'n<,ii'. RK G-I90II iir e , '•ri-'.- .-i,l.:v.,ii,... i .-In nt BUNGALOW'—Five rooms, tile" hath", will bu sent you. No obligation unless THKEE-ROOM furnished apartment and .-U92 __ 1 1 r l n t? J I ! Kpiillnm. I'hnn.- ICIJ 1-11 "i'l, * •h- a. ,i,I- :in-l linnlwnod floors, full collar, fireplace; H"!" " " ii-_J!i - » _?lf -- ^?J.l i'- III.- ,1.r. .'•:..ii in accented. Every ad reprinted free in private bath. One block from railroad RUMSON—Excellent residential area, 11- RUM SON— ftuiiKnlo'w with living roam, KKIl HANK Si,-.- ri'bidi'iitial loi:,iti,,n 'ii- i's'u'r- attached garnge: copper plumbing, air- : Herald Tribune's Spring Farm CataloK. i-ooin brick nnd frnmc coloninl. three N..iii- llr.in.l an,I M..rini,,ulh »i«. I-',,-.- iiu.;h Kn/l...-r |i itation. Call RE C-M5,'... conditioned heat: plot 100x100. Sacrifice fire PJHCP, rilnin»r room, kltrhni. llnre T1IK HKNNIS K. IIYUNK lltnltiiri Address. Hcrnld Tribune Karm Desk, 230 bnths, nutnmntic hot water heat. Ex- 1 '-,..' ;,,•,'! . ::•-?.' DOWN TOWN~Red Bank. Suitable for for quick sale. Phone KB fi-linr>"-K. bedrooms, hath, Bciecnod t'orch. hot WR- hiivc Mfvoral I'linirc linni' ^ fnr Weal i 1 sU_Bto_Ncw York City. cellent condition. A splendid value. Ask ITII kiirh, ii. nil hi-Bi : . the affair may be purchased at Birthday Dinner Party Sea Bright Chiirlotte's restaurant. MI145 Chnr- Large Slock Given for Bohbc Kalz Eatontown Club Members of Mrs. Marie Hellker's lotle White and Mrs. Lillian West i\ew and I scd enjoy porch living third and fourth grades win en- are In charge of Ihe dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kalz of tertain the Home and School nsm>- will he served from ,'i to 7:30 p. in. .A I'TO UADIATOKS this summer! Hance rd., Fair Haven, entertained Plans Benefit oiation this afternoon with n Mr. and Mrs. William R. Fowler, Iniliiilini: '.1.VI7 1'iiriln - (lir\i. Sit Fashions at an Informal dinner party Sun- variety show. The association will Jr., of Ocean ave. hnve returned s day for their daughter, Bobbe, the Tricky-Tray Parly meet at the school at 3;15. The home after spending two months Red Bank Radiator Works occasion being her oiphth birthday. show will be repeated tomorrow at North Miami, Fla. Mrs. Hannah 113 W. I'rnnl St. Ill-; ii-n;7 The party was held at Rum- Set Tor Mnr. 17 morning for other pupils and to- Garvin of West Park, Rumson, son inn. morrow night at 8 o'clock for the returned with them. The dinner table was decorated j The annual spring tricky-tray public. Mr. and Mrs. William Rodnpy, A (.oin/ilrlv Line of downs for ilia 1 In a pink and green color scheme, party and fashion show of the Wesley Reid, Mrs. Margaret Don- AN and the center motif was a large: Woman's Community club of Eat- Jacqueline and Charlotte Swen- aldson ami Mrs. Adele Maturity birthday cake, made by the inn's ontown was planned at a meeting son returned to school Monday left. Sunday for KloridH, where HOUR GLASS llriih' mill IUCIKIIIIIIS last Thursday at the Eatontown after being iiuurantincd for three a chef. .Bobbc received many gifts. weeks with scarlet fever. they will spend two weeks. Her guests were Bruce Dahlgren, American Lotion homo. The bene- Mr. and Mrs. I*awrence S. Fow- % "Jimmie" Jakubecy, "Connie" fit will be staged Friday, Mar. 17. Health prizes for February were ler, formerly of Nnrth Brazil, have Lewis and Carolyn Wren of Fair Mrs. Raymond Hill and Mrs. Nel- won by Dorothy Mauser and Bev- moved to Trenton. Mr. Fowler Is TELL TIME Haven and Linda Willard of son Scott will be chairmen. Clothes erly Fow'er, members of. Mrs. Weir's class. employed by the Railway Express \VK ALSO CAIUO AN IACLISIVE Rumson. \vill be shown by Mustcllo's of Red -Li ifs fnuC Bank. Twenty club members will Mr. and Mrs. John Qardella and company in that city. with bo models. heir son returned home Saturday The Sea Bright board of educa- easier io li-6 Volunteer Services after spending a month at Palm tion will meet next Monday night us n/ttitr your SKI.KCTION OI lOIOlAI. <;o\Vi\S HANDSOME.EC0NOMICAI Mrs. L. J. Ciacolotto, youth con- at 8 o'clock at the school. At Marlboro Explained servation chairman, reported the leach, Fin. Dr. John P. Mohair, assistant club has been Riven a contribution Mrs. Eleanor Edgerly has re- AM ATKuYT11OilK~W I NN KItS clinical director at the state hospi- for a youth project, the gift of turned home from Rivcrvlew hos- Amateur hour winners at the .WATCH tal at Marlboro, was the speaker at Mrs. J. Walter Gorach. The club is pital, where she was a medical Sea Horse tavern. East Keansburg, VIID0I1 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK the sixth lecture course for provi- making arrangements to sponsor a patient. Friday night included George THIONtY SHADE sional members of the Junior Serv- senior Girl Scout troop in Eaton- The W.S.C.S. of the Methodisl Butch of Keyport, first prize; Do- WITH AVINTIUTOlf ice league of Red Bank yesterday town. church will meet tonight at 8 lores Willard of Keansburg. secontl RE 6-4383 at the hospital. The course has The club, together with members o'clock at the parsonage. prize, and Mrs. Marie Somois of ,..V««pi hot air out...I«ti br*«z* in been arranged to acquaint provi- of the Legion poet and auxiliary, The Methodist church will hold East Kenhsburg, third prize. Walt- Reussilles without dir«t draft. Vudor ihadii' sionals with the county social serv- will combine their efforts to stage a roast beef dinner Mar. 30 in the er Conklln was master of ceremon- •t* durable, eolorfait. Theft's a tlis la ice and welfare program, a dance at the Legion home Satur- ies. 36 BROAD — RED BANK day, Mar. 25. Proceeds will be used church lecture rooms.. Tickets for , fit your porch... •oiily Inijalled.. Dr. Mohair stressed the role that to purchase china and silverware a volunteer can play in service to for the post kitchen. the hospital, where league members A play, "Diet Begins Tomorrow," LynneMfg.Co.Jnc, have been working for the past was given by the drama depart- three years. Provisional! visited ment, coached by Mrs. Arthur Cot- 102 WEST FRONT ST., the departments where league serv- ice is given such as occupational greave. Members of the cast were Cor. of Maple Are. Mrs. Edward H. Urlon, Mrs. John therapy, recreation, music room Smock, Mrs. Richard Roberts, Mrs. RED BANK li-2248 and library. Harold Lindomann and Mrs. Her- bert Butler. Mrs. Leon D. Smock, Jr., presi- dent, introduced a now member, Mrs. Lunctta Brucr. Other guests SINCE IMS were Mrs. Esther Moade, Mrs. Car- olyn Hagerraan and Mrs. Henry Pardon Our Dust!... Romley. A book sale concluded the program in charge of Mrs. Clifford Cadman. Pliilatlica Group Plans ft E I BANK. N. L Fund Kaising Projects Plans for two fund-raising proj- ects were made at a meeting of ths Philnlhra society of the Red Bank Bapti.st church Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Patrick J. Bailey OUTSTANDING LINGERIE VALUES j at Riverside Heights. Miss Julia i Walling was assisting hostosB, A Special Purchase Enables Us To Bring You ! The society will hold a food sale Saturday morning, Mnr. 25, in These Two Items At New Low Prices. i Davidson's market on Broad St., with Mrs. Brtiley and Mrs. Harry O'Brien as chairmen. Mrs. Augus tus Layton is chairman of a rum- mage sale Apr. 22. Miss Walling and Mrs. George Norman were named to a committee to arrange CHEMISE for the society's Easter gift of flowers for the church. The fashion cycle is back again to chemise. Mrs. Eugene Magee, Sr., and Mrs. ! Layton will be hostesses at the next FURNITURE SHOP They are styled by Fasrie in fine quality ! meeting Apr, 4 at Mrs. Magcc's res Business AS USUAL rayon with bodice top, adjustable straps and idencc on Irving pi. A covered dish supper will be served at 6:30 p. m. Wide flare leg. These garments can be worn | before the business mooting. on top of foundations, with slacks, tailored suits, etc. Sizes 32 to 46 in blush color, Hohndcl The fne company was called out . 1.00 Sunday to two grass fires. One was on "William Potter's j^lace, and one Reg. 1.69 on the Warren Zlmmcr place. Children of Holmdel school In the grammar grades took part in ii poster contest of the Llncroft- Holmdcl Kiwanis. The poster ia to advertise tho square dance which l» to be held at the Baptist chape Friday, Mar. 17. Prizes will be awarded to the winners. PANTIES Judy Holmes was the first in an essay contest and William Stanton Constructed of fine rayon knit, embodying second. The church committee of the Lincroft-Holmde] Kiwanis of- We're Putting Up A "Good Front"...And Doing excellent laundering and wearing qualities. fered prizes to mcmbnrs of the Made in athletic model with French leg. Holmdel and Lincroft Sunday- schools for an essay written on Sizes 5, 6 and-7 in blush color. Abraham Lincoln. Corporal John Galvin met with 59c Pr. members of the. safety patrol a IIIB puhllo school Friday of Ins BUSINESS AS USUAL week. His topic was "Safety in the 2 Pair for 1.00 Home." The Ladles' Aid society of th« Reg. 85c Pr. Holmdel Federated church wll We're in the path of progress! The White Slrocl Improvement Program has meet at the Baptist chapel next made it necessary to remodel our building . . . and hxliiy we look like llir pliolo Tuesday evening. Jacob Umberger is a new teacher above! Inconvenient for our ciisliniicrs? 'I'reinciidoiisly! (till, lliru it till you've for a class of boys at Holmde Sunday-school. been most considerate and we appreciate it sincerely. iMuy we ask that you Ix-ur Mr. and Airs. Robert Lawrenc* with us ... shop Sterling as usual . . . and save, greatly on quality furniture ami havo returned from Bermuda, where they spent a few weeks on floor coverings for all your needs. BRITISH WEATHER EXPERTS vacation. Joseph Phillips attended a dinner of Freehold postofflce employees a Kamona Inn, Highway 35, Monday WORLDWIDE FORECAST evening. OUR GREAT STORE-WIDE DISCOUNT SALE CONTINUES A committee serving refresh- "Warmer, Drier Summers—CoWer Winters" ments at a meeting of the Eastern Star at Matawan last night was made up of Mrs. John S. Holmes, Mrs. Robert Voorhees, Mrs. Taylor Johns-Manville fireproof, water- Hance, Mrs. William Pitcher and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, nil of thl« place. proof, rock-wool insulation install- Wilbur Hammond and family UNRESTRICTED DISCOUNT! and Mrs. John Zantlnger have ed by Johns-Manville trained me- returned from a vacation In Flor- ida. The newly-organized Boys' club chanics makes your home warmer meels every Wednesday evening the Reformed chapel. Harry Douty in winter — cooler in summer. Is leader. Ofllcera elected are Fred Harrison, president; Harold Dan* rer, (iiHirelnry, and Harry Douty treasurer. Those nn committees are Taylor Hance, Wayne Harrison COMFORT THAT PAYS FOR John Porter, James Hmmyk, Jun- ALL THESE FAMOUS BRANDS INCLUDED! NO EXCEPTIONS! ior Wicks And Bruce Phillips, Drexal Furniture Co, Cocheo Bros., Inc. Hightstown Rug Co. Bdsic-Witt Hobeil Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mis. John .lottery, celebrated hU F«Mchcr Furniture Co. ITSELF WITH FUEL SAVINGS 101 h birthday at a family dinner Kling F«etorit« Guliitm Hibriton Furniture Co Sunday. Htyweod Wakefield Co. Silos Co. I OR ESTIMATES,... Mr. and Mm. U«orgn Wander Hiclory Chflir Ci. and daughter Susan of Columbus, Imperial Furniture Co. O., wiiro week-end guo,it« of, Mr The Lane Co. Tlie Howell Co. .... WITHOUT OBLIGATION and Mrs. Itobcrt l.lcbonow. The Slmmoni Co. Hickory Furniture Co, Pupil" of tho Holmdul school Leg-O-M«tle Co, H, T. Cuihrnan Mfg. Co. with perfect attendance for Fob!li- W. F. Whitnoy Co. Shaw Mfg.. Co. my are primary Kia HIRAM CHAPTEK MKETINGS Long Branch Girl Wins Buttons Appear Hiram chapter, one, Royal Arch Pine Brook Fire 144 in Monmouth COUNTY BIRTHS On WOK-TV Show Mason.", will hold its regular con- Oratorical Contest. St. Joseph's Lose EXCLUSIVE AT Mr. and Mrs. John B. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. John Batton, pro- vocation and social evening Tues- Ronnee Wulf, Long Branch high of Colts Neck are parents of a son day. The regular convocation, prietors of the Fun shop, Monmouth Destroys Home Become Citizens school senior, won the Monniouth born last Thursday at Fitkln hos- To Caseys, 45-39 st., were featured on WOR-TV mark master and past master dc- pital. The two-story Pine Brouk home Forty-four residents of Mon- county finals of the American Le- Thursday night on the Dick DuBois MECHANICS Rieca will take place Mar. 2S. This Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steidle of Lanky Dick Homan paced the of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunts was mouth coui.iy were sworn in as gion oratorical contest Friday at Red Bank Catholic high school ?how, at which time they present- year is the chapter's 125th anni- the Mechanic si. .school. Miss Wulf, Laurel ave., Union Beach, are par- versary. completely the air craft carrier Phillipplne fered burns about the face and Each citizen received n pamph- I at Atlantic Highlands high school, [ia rents of a. daughter, born last chine started clicking in tho sec- Sea in World War II. body. They were treated by Ent- let on the history of the American mid Roherta Nelson, a senior at Thursday at Monmouth Memorial ond and third quarters to pile up a ontown's Volunteer Ambulance flap and how it sliould be displayed Red Bank high school. hospital. 7-point advantage. The Casey at-1 corps and released. from Monmnulh post, American Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Lench tack in the second chapter put Ihe [ of Orchard Manor, Middletown Besides the owners, a J 3-year-old Lepion of Freehold. Green and Gold Jive in the lead, i The new citizens, their home Slii'eivsbiiry township, are parents of a son, 22-19, following a 13-10 stanza. Rc- son was made homeless by the flro. born last Thursdny at Monmouth Councilman Leon R. Smnck, Jr., addresses and native country are: Mrs. Mamie Pclella of Dli Peach turnlnR from intermission, Coach Irene Kardos, Brevcnt and Bur- Memorial hospital. The child has Hugh Tyndall's drlbhlcrs again got] one of those who hoi peel tight the st, has returned home from River- been named John Seaton Lench. /Ire, last nifiht said the Hunts car- lington aves., Leonardo, Austria; view hospital, where she was a pa- the jump on St. Joseph's cagcrs by , Beatrice Lerncr, Interlaken. Eng- Mr. and Mrs. William Newman outscoring- them, 13-9. In the final | ried no insurance on their home. tient. of Collins st, Keansburg, are par- Mr. Smock is attempting to obtain land; Anna Rosarlo Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheppard session St. Joseph's edged out the ' 38 Linton pi., Keansburg;, Italy; ents of a daughter, born Friday Caseys, 11-10. | furniture and other aid for the are vacationing in Hollywood, Fla. at Riverview hospital. destitute family. He asked anyone. Joan Willbond Cushman, 9 Ravine Mrs. Chester L. Forrar is recuper- The Caseys moved into the sec-1 interested in helping lo contact dr., Matawan. England; Patsy Es- Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Carrier of ond round after drawing a bye in SINGER ating at her home from a throat Dutch lane, Marlboro, ai-e parents him. posito, Aberdeen rd., Matawnn, ailment. the first round of the tourney, SEWING MACHINE Italy; Mary Diver, Holly ave., East of a daughter born Monday at Fit- while the Camden team defeated • EASILY FOLDED Though the Hunts and their .ion The Mothers' club meets In the kin hospital. Custom Made Keansburj*, England; Florence J. parish house at 8:15 p, m. Monday. Gloucester Catholic, 54-46, in the escaped uninjured, they were un- Zcmnn, 17 Gosselln ave., Fort Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Noble of first round. • LIGHTEST WEIGHT Portables from able to save any personal belong- It will be an important business Port Monmouth are parents of a mouth, England; Helen M. M. meeting. The program will be a By winning Tuesday tho Caseys Slip Covert 50 inss. Baker Brown, 825 Center at., Un- son born Monday at Monmouth earned the right to meet their old- • ADJUSTABLE HANDLE Consoles from "shopping bag exchange." Current Memorial hospital. *132 ion Beach, England; Dreiscl Bcin- magazines, old knitting patterns, est rivals—St. Rose of Belmar— • EASY ROLLING stock, Frcewood Acres, England; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bjork of Budget Termi Regional Moeling and the like, will be exchanged. after the St. Rose five ensnd out a. • Newest Fabrics Miithllde Meyer, Matawan, Ger- Hudson ave., East Keansburg, arc 24-22 triumph over the classy St. Libernl allowance on your Set for Wednesday many; Dr. Miron Kerry, 60 Pa- Mrs. Kenneth Sutton and Mrs. L. parents of a daughter born Monday Mary's quintet of South Amboy • Newest Styles prespnt machine. C. Tlllolson are in charge of tho at Monmouth Memorial hospital. The meeting of the Red Bank vilion ave., Long Branch, Russia; Tuesday. The two county schools Samuel Bernstein, R.D. 3, Free- Presbyterian and Episcopal nurs- Mr', and Mrs. Bishop Brown of will lock horns tomorrow night at • Large Selection STOP IN TODAY board of education with Joseph E. ery to be conducted Sunday morn- Cliffwood are parents of a daugh- Clayton, county superintendent of hold, Canada; Alice Ceppaluni, 425 Trenton. Bath ave., Long Branch, Belgium; ing during morning services. ter horn Monday at Monmouth Me- Homan once again was the stand- • Priced Right schools, and boards of the sending Tho Shrewsbury auxiliary of Riv- morial hospital. districts has been set for next Margaret Creedmore, Neptune, out player for the Caseys, not only | SINGER SEWING CENTER England. erview hospital will meet Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace of his 16-polnt production but the way j Wednesday night at the high school. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. •10 MONMOUTH STREET Roberta Corso, 41 Morrell at., Gibson ter., Port Monmouth, are he controlled both backboards. He For Shop at Home Service The hoards and Mr. Clayton will Robert Dlsbrow; auxiliary secre- parents of a son born Tuesday at grabbed the scoring laurels for the j ONLY *14 discuss the proposed regional hic.li Long Branch, Italy; Dennis C. tary. RED BANK Wood, 100V; Cookman ave., Ocean Monmouth Memorial hospital. evening. | CALL RE 6-2646 school and it is expected that Mr. The Fellowship of the Presby- Charlie "Old Reliable" Naughton | PHONE 6-38M Clayton will ask the sending boards Grove, British; Georgette Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tighe of son, R.D. 4, Freehold, France; Eng terian church will hold a "Family Eiltontown are parents of a. son turned in his usual smooth per-! Estimates Cheerfully Given. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT to put the question lo referendum Night" a week from tonight. Par- formance, contributing 10 markers < in their respective districts. Yuen Chew, R.D. 2, Englishtown, born Sunday at Fitkln hospital. MECHANICS China; Madeline L. Fontana, 101 ents arc invited to bring their chil- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harring- to tho winning cause with 4 baskets Hudson ave., Red Bank, Italy; dren. The movies, "King of Kings" ton of Chestnut ave., Atlantic and a pair of fouls. SHERMAN'S Manuel DaCosta Bnstos, 438 and "The Greatest Story Ever Highlands, are parents of a daugh- Joe Gavik and Dick Georges were TOY & JUVENILE CENTER Told" will be shown and n social Branch ave., Little Silver. Portu- ter born Saturday at Monmouth the big cannons blasting for the | Home Decorators Bicycles • Baby Carriages KENRAY FLOOR COVERINGS program will be held. Gustave Memorial hospital. Camden quintet, scoring 12 and 11 gal; Elvira. Voorhccs, 22 Tennent 132 Broad St. Red Bank WE SPECIALIZE IN TACKLESS iivc., Engliahtown,, Italy; Annie Bottner, president of the adult fel- Mr. and Mrs. John Uallou of points, respectively. 45 Broad St. Elizabeth Bell, 174 Riverside dr., lowship, extends an invitation to Bro'ad st., Matawan, are parents RED BANK CATHOUC Toys • Nursery Furniture • WALL-TO-WALL CAKPET LAYING. everyone to take, part in the event. O Oceanport, England; Albina Sag-' of a son born Saturday at Mon- Loft us, f a Ked Bank (Near Stclnhach Co.) KENNETH COAKLEY HE 6-1572 gese, 178 Bridge ave., Red Bank, Members of the fire company mouth Memorial hospital. llnucr, f 0 Italy; Snm Zilbergeld, 10 Lincoln were kept busy Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of McNeil, f 2 Ottaviano, f .. 1 pi., Freehold, Canada; William A. by answering six grass fire alarms. Middlesex si., Matawan, arc par- Human, . li Kirkham, Goose Neck Point rd., Mayor and Mrs. Alfred N. Bea- ents of a daughter born Sunday HaynrH , K Little Silver, Englnnd; Mary Weiss, dleston returned Thursday from a at Monmoulh Memorial hospital. Kcrriffflli, K . I Mr. and Mrs. John Karinja of Naufdilon, .. I Anbury Park, Roumania; Anna vacation in Nassau. IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Marie Lojcune, Cllffwood. Italy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kncib arc Lafayette st, Rumson, are parents ST. JOSEPH'S Owner Essie L. Lambert, 275 Atlantic ave., now residents of Francis st. of a daughter born Monday at (i Mar'er., f, ... . 0 Let Us Give You an Estimate on Your Electrical Work. Matawan, England. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest S. Smith Riverview hospital. • CalHiid.p, f. . I returned this week from a Florida Mr. and Mrs. William Strang of Itrunni'r. f. . I Mary E. Bruemmer, Wanamassa. Gavlik, c. ... . s Mr. & Mri. William Roswell Colombia; Minnie Danovltz, 40 vacation. Third st., Keyport, are parents of Frorok, p. .. a daughter born Sunday at River- 55 Peters J'lacr, Morris St., Freehold, Russia; Rich- Thomas Bly returned Sunday GeorgeH, R. GLOBE ELECTRIC SHOP from a vacation in Miami, Fla. view hospital. ll Red Bank, X. ,), ard W. Tackett, Fort Monmouth, Red Hank Catholic ELECTRICAL WIRING and REPAIRING Canada; Shelagh Rechtstelner, An- Mr, and Mrs. Edward MacStudy II IH 111 10—IS of Long Lane farm, Scobeyvillc, are St. Josoph'.s (Ctimdi'n) il 10 0 11—39 31-8 well pleased with the white bury Pnrlt, England; Fannie Keansburg Officials—Nichnln. Slf rllnir. 73 WEST BERGEN PLACE RED BANK vitranilc siding recently applied on Klrschner, 148 North Fifth ave., parents of a daughter born yester- their home by Long Branch, Poland; Gemma V. Slaff Sergeant and Mrs. Edward day at Monmouth Memorial hos- County Residents | Agullar, 500 Patten ave., Long Woznickl and children returned pital. PHONE RE 6-4894 Branch, Italy; William Eyre, 478 home Sunday to Mobile, Ala., after Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Scarlata Win at Field Trial j Bnth ave., Long Branch, Scotland; visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles An- of First ave., Port Monmouth, are The Jersey Shore area took OLSON COMPANY, Inc. John Scalla, 66 Bridge ave.. Red glcy of Euclid ave. for the past parents of a daughter born this home the majority of trophies in Uarlleld and I'lrel Aves., Bank, Italy; Joseph Curchy, 6b two months. morning at Monmouth Memorial the Gordon Setter Club of America ' Atlantic Highlands » First ave., Port Monmouth, Italy; R. L. Stoke of Secley ave. cele- hospital. "shoot to kill" field trial held Sun-1 A. II, 1-0510 William W. Vass, R.D. 1, English- brated his birthday Saturday even- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips of day at Cowic Game farm, Chester. | Belmar Delux Wood Fabric town, England; Margaret Mc- ing with a party given by his wife. Laurel ave, West Keansburg, are Victorious from this locality FOR FREE INSPECTION ANDESTIM.ITf Keown, 416 Carr ave., Keansbutg, Guests were present from Long Is- parents of a son born this morning were Mrs. Marjory B. Platt, Roaft • Slrfawalli • Windows • England; Stella Zajac, Avon, Po- land and this place. at Monmouth. Memorial hospital. Shrewsbury township. Mrs. Platt, • Window Shades • land; Marina Rapolla, 188 Broad Mrs. Violet Aalbue is a surgical who handled The Soulful Lass, For Living Rooms, Bedrooms and Kitchens W. W. KENNEDY st., Kcyport, Panama; Madeleine patient at Elizabeth General hos- Kcanshurg Track won first place honors in the pup- C. Hummer, Fort Monmouth, pital. py class in which there were seven Local Representative FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL France; Yetta Bionstock, R.D. 1, Mr. and Mrs. William Hood of Committee to Meet entries. Fred Richardson, Middle- 19 Arthur riace West Farms rd., Farmingdale, Po- Belleville spent the week-end with A special meeting of the Keans- town, won third place in the same Tel.: f{. B. 6-1433 land. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of burg track committee will be held class with Ebony Satan. The Der- Twelfth st. Sunday at the borough hall at 2 by state was won by Kipling, own- LYNNE MFG. CO., Inc. Miss June Andreach and her Plans will be discussed for the ed and handled by Willard E. Red Bank 6-2243 cousin, Miss Joan Donofrio of New- coming fourth annual grade school Platt, Shrewsbury township. Kip- Doubt Rail Rate ark, spent the week-end with their track meet, which will be held on ling also won second place in the 102 West Front St., Cor. of Maple Ave. cousin at Hartford, Conn. Saturday, May 27. Tho Youth Ac- Shooting Dog stake. The Ladies' auxiliary of the tivities committee will also make a Drop for Shore V.F.W, met Thursday evening and report of its plans for the Mar. 17 A dim view is being taken that nominated officers. At the next 'teen-agers' dance, shore commuters might get a re- meeting there will bo an election The committee hopes to enlarge duction in railroad fares, now that of officers. Saturday evening the its sponsorship of youth activities the Interstate Commerce commis- auxiliary eelebrnted its 17th anni- and cordially invites all individuals sion has boosted fares for five rail- versary with a dinner at the Strand or organizations who are interested roads carrying North Jersey com- restaurant. There was an attend- to attend. NO ance of 25 and many of the mem- THAN yOU'D PAY muters. Monmouth County Surrofate'i Offtcr The I.C.C. acted Tuesday at bers made speeches. In the mutter of the estate lit "Wllllnm Newark, along with the New Jer- Forty-four members of St. Mar- Martin, (lecpnaril. Nrttlcft to creditors fOflA sey Board of Public Utility com- garet of Scotland guild arc plan- to present rlnims against, estate. ning to attend the Passion Play I'ursunnt to the oriler of Dormnn Me- DOWN missioners, to allow increases of Kaililin, Surrogate of the County of Mon- from eight to 28 per cent for the Sunday at Union City. Buses will mouth, mndc on the eighth day of leave St. Ann's Catholic church at Mnrch, 1950. on the application of Mar- Lacknwana, Erie, Lehigh Valley guerite E. TomlinRon, mlminlstratrW of and New Jersey and New York 1 o'clock. the estate of William Martin, deceased, and for non-shore points on the Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Barnes are notice in hereby given to the creditors PAYMENT entertaining a friend, Mrs. C. Ford of said deceased to exhibit to tho sub- Pennsylvania railroad. scriber, administratrix as aforesaid, their The P.U.C. at the timo said It of Bonny-Brig, Scotland. She will debts nnd demands against the naid es- would grant an application by return to Scotland in April. Also tate, under oath, within six mouths from spending the week-end here was the (late of the aforesaid order, or they counsel for 55 Monmouth nnd will he forever barred of their actions Union county municipalities for a Mrs. H. O'Neill of the Bronx. therefore ncalnst the mid subscriber. rehearing of 1949 Increases grant- The Senior Youth Fellowship of Dated: Freehold, N. J., March «. 1950. ed the Jersey Central and to the the Methodist church attended ser- MARGUERITE E. TOMLINSON, 3 YEARS Building 161, Apartment A-3, Pennsylvania for points in which vices Sunday at the Bayhcad Meth- Governor's Island. it competes with the Central. odist church with an attendance New York 4, N. Y. The Jersey Shore Protective com- of 25. Religious slides wen; shown Messrs. Klatsky, Gray * Klatikr, and a buffet supper served..' The .1 East Front Street, mittee of Monmouth county and Ked Dank, New Jersey. TO the Inter-Municipal Group for Bet- church was the first pastorate of Attorneys. ter Rail Services of Union county Rev. Sanford Haney of Keanshurg. BIDS WANTED have been appealing that the 1949 The Parish House club of St. Sealerf proposals will be received by Mark's Episcopaj church met Mon- the Ho u-d of Education, Ocean Township, ; Increases be reviewed and, perhaps, Count; of Monmouth, State of New Jer- withdrawn. day evening. A card party Is PAY sey, la the Wsnttmiissa School. Ocean However, following tho approval planned to be held after Lent. Mrs. Town.hip, New Jersey, until eight (81 of Increases for the roads In North Louise Nlcholls of Maple ave. will o'clock P. M. (Eastern Standard Time! SLIP COVERS be the next hostess. on Monday, April 3, 1950, for the con- Jersey, President John E. Boawcll struction of additions and alterations to of the P.U.C. snld the I.C.C. ruling A birthday celebration for four both l he AVammaisa School and ths The price ii down, down, down! may bo a block to the state board's was held Sunday at the homo of Oakhurst School, together with Inciden- See us for your dream kitchen. tal work in connection therewith. SOFA plnn lo rehear arguments which Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burners of Sta.t enjoying the work-saving Toms River. Celebrants were Rob- The nsw additions to both buildings ! resulted In the fare jump last year. will be one (I) story In helRht. wonders of a genuine, whilc-enam- CHA1K Al least, he aaid, nothing will be ert Kmyle and Juno Krnyle of this Separata proposals will be taken In the done for several days, or until tho placo and Mrs, Daniel Sinners and four (4) major division* of the work, elcd steel Yoiingstown Kitchen. SPECIAL Shnron Wcx of Toms River. us followsl II) OENEItAL CONSTRUC- and rate Issue becomes less confused TION, 121 HBATING AND VENTII.AT- You'll bend loss, sloop less—you'll Youtijfatnwn Kilelienniiler Tnli'mct Sink, ,11" mnilel-tvrin, thnn it Is now, Fred Westendorf of Highway 36 IN(i, (,1) I'l.UMHINr;, (<) JJfcEC fairly fly through the dishes. Jlotv was given a surprise birthday par- TKICAU fluted ilralnlinanb, nitlcry drawer, lira roomy ulielyu, 4 CUSHIONS Instruction to Illtlderi.—Form flf Fro* these natinnnlly advertised beauties one-piece, nciil-resisliniJ porrclnin-cniunel top with im- ty Friday evening for his 19th'blrth- osal, General ('omlltions, Plans anil Civil Service Jobs dny. His guesta were Mr. nnd Mrs. vork for you! pressed soup dish, nvinginK mixiiiR-fnurel, rruinli-(U|i S neclncntlona, and ntnrr contract doctl' slrnlner, 4" Imt'k-spliMlicr, recessed too nnd kneo space Roy Kaib, Mr, and Mrs. C. Simp- ments mny be examined at the oINcfl of Immense variety of fabrics, Upon ul l''t. iHomiioiilii (he District C\nk In the Wartamassn Cnll liiiliy. A kilrhtn-plamhg n- I'lnnkfd liy VminRslmvil Kitrlien him rabillfLi nnd wall son, Mr. and Mrs. P, Lany.one, Mr. School, ami one (I) ropy thereof may und MM. Charles Wentendorf, Sr, •prrt will conic lo your home ot cnliincl! exmlty ns shoivn. • colon and designs, OIUCIIIII nl the Slgnnl Corps Cen- be obtained by each bidder utmn deposit ter ut Kurt Munmouth today an- Charles Wcstendorf, Jr., Fred West- of thf sum (pf Twenty-Five Hollars your convenience and plan your 112,',.Oil). The di'linslt will he rrfunili'.l iiuuiu'cd Ihnl the civilian personnel endorf, Mildred nnd Horace Wes- new kitchen in inliiinlnrc. Nn cost tendorf nnd Mies Doris Thon. to thr bidder upon the return of thn ' lirnn'ch Is lecnilllnK tn fill vncan- documents In Rood condition within or obligation, clei In (thr positions of technical Mia, John llolublnko and Mrs. fifteen 11 ft 1 days afler the oi.rMilnit uf Tii-tr-.m Hinr Slip Co/fr, flrn no! * lu Perfecl tor parlies, TERMS Veterans, no money down, STI.'W per Sundayi, visiting er month, 25 years, Convenient terms fur other*. going in lownl J.ow-lnterenf mortgage assures COIHCIIICIII fi- nancing anil I* as easy as paying rent. Ask ahnut this cmy tiny to omi jour «iin ho/no. Before you buy or build, see these two distinctive homes. You'll like their value! JOHN B. ALLEN CO. ALLEN BROTHERS, INC III II.DKHS & i)i;\i;i,opi;its OUR NEW STORE NEAR POSTOFFICE 91) nilOAl) ST. HUD HANK MY2U7 54 BROAD STREET RED BANK Page Fourteen HED BAXK REGISTER. MARCH 9, 1950 Sons of Legion Squadron Formed at Highlands INSURANCE We are direct Agents for the following leading Companies: American Insurance Company of Newark Automobile Insurance Company Continental Insurance Company Glens Falls Insurance Company Great American Insurance Company Hartford Fire Insurance Company Insurance Company ot North America Northern Assurance Company United States Fire Insurance Company Yorkshire Insurance Company * * * * Aetna Casualty & Surety Company WANT TO MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY? Great American Indemnity Company' Hartford Accident A Indemnity Company Send o box of Roses & Pansies . . . Indemnity Insurance Company of North America National Surety Corporation Special This Week 2.50 WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (Firm) Real Estate & Insurance Ridge ltoad, Riimson Tel.: 1-0600 LITTLE SILVER RED BANK 6-1832 ot the American LeRion squadron ns formed recently al miak and Robert Fitzslmmons, charter members of the squadron MONEY LOANED Highlands under the joint sponsorship of Twinlight post, American , left to right, are Jack E, France, EM ward pat. 3 DAY CLEARANCE on -Jewelry, Silver, Muslui) Instrument!, Cameras, Ittiiuctilurs, etc. Licensed and bonded by State ol N J. WE I'AV CASH I OK OLD (iOI.I) and SILVER Broadway Loan Co. Air. and Airs. George Miller of Mid- guish brush fires. Saturday it was •;0X Broadway Long Branch Malayan dletown. necessary to keep three companies Bclford Gen. and Mrs. George VanDcuscn Earlo K. Gates, Jr., has re- with steady streams of water for The Aliddletown township Lions entertained Friday evening at a turned to bis home 'on Broad st., two hours to prevent a fire from club held memorial services Sun- SALE in MONMOUTW COUNTY it's dinner party at their Fair Haven after spending the week-end with spreading to the one-track trestle day for Airs. Arthur Wildnnger at home. The guests were Mr. and his parents at Wilmington, Mass. of the Nc\y York & Long Branch the John E. Day funeral home at Mrs. Philip Noidlingur, Dr. and AIIS3 Ann Popple and Fred Arnt railroad over Matawan creek; Mon- Red Bank. READY-MADE E. R. SNYDER & CO. Mrs. William H. 1'engel, Mr. and of Millburn wore Sunday guests of day afternoon a grass firo near Lc- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walling and Established-187'3 Mrs. Harold Beam and Mr. and Air. and Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Jr. maire'.s house.on Edgemere dr. was children of Keyport, Mr. and Airs. Mrs. George Doublicr, all of Mnl- Miss Barbara Lou Ennis re- quickly extinguished. Joseph MacLaughlin of Alineola, awon, turned to her home on Park avc. Airs. Rennselacr L. Cartnn and L. X., and Mr. and Mrs. Alolvin DRAPERIES INSURANCE Miss Patrick Mcltcm spent the after visiting bur parents, Mr. and her sister, Miss Doris Aloore of Barnes of Red Bank were guests week-end as the gue.-t of Air. anil Airs. Lloyd Sholton, Sayrcville, New York city, have returned af- this week-end of Alt', and Mrs. Jo- FIRE CASUALTY-MARINE-AVIATION-LIFE- BOND'S Mrs. Story Halloclt, Jr., Beach Mi.-^s Stephanie Erdmann, daugh- ter spending the week-end as seph Halliday. 95 Haven. ter of Air. and Mrs. Richard Erd- Ruesls of their brother nnd sister- Alvin Simmcll and A. Tucker, SURVEYS and APPRAISALS - Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kovino anil mann, Jr., celebrated her fifth in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Moore New York Conservation depart- 10 Ucanted NeW York and New Jertgy Broken children of Long Jsland spent the birihdny at a party at her home of Philadelphia. ment, will be guest speakers to- Airs. Edward Curric entertained REG. $19.95 135 FIRST AVE,, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. week-end as the quests of Mr. anil on Sutphin ave, Friday, Mar. 3. The night at a meeting of the North Airs. John Andoltl. guests were Lynda Erdmann, Rella her bridge club at luncheon Thurs- Jersey Commercial Fishermen's as- Rayon and cotton damask, PHONE: AT 1 -0900 The auxiliary or Midway fire Jane Reynolds, Cclsts Rocco, Vin- day. The prize winners were Mrs. sociation at Independent fire house. company is going to hold 'a food cent Rosso, Clifford Reynolds and Rennselacr L. Cartnn, Airs. Rich- Mr. and Airs. Albert Binch and sateen lined in luscious dec- sale Mar. 17 at Tasini's real estate Edward Schuber of this place and ard Erdmann and Mrs. William R. two children of Westbury, L. I., orator colors, choose plain oilier, Main st, Jack Kelly of Entontown. Craig. spent-the week-end with Air. and Mr. and Mrs. John Nouman of Mr. and Alia, /tichnrd Erdmann, Mrs. Howard Erdman was con- Airs. Raymond Smith of Walling hammered satin, stripe and Pittsfleld, Mass., are visiting friends Jr., are spending a waok nt Phila- fined to her home last week by an ave, floral patterns. here for a few days. delphia. All'. Erdmann is on a busi- attack of flu. "BILL DINQ'S" Business Mrs. P. A. Ziegler and Mr. and ness trip. Stanley Carhart loft Sunday by Hivcrside Heights Mrs. A. Pennetti and daughter Air. and Mrs. William Miller of plane to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Martha Hopkins,", of IS Diane have returned to their homes Middlesex st. arc the parents of Mrs. Mabel Hurley of Little Sil- KIRSCH kIRSCH after spending five weeks at Riv- a daughter born Sunday, Mar. 5, Albuquerque, N. M. Mr. tuid Mis. ver was hostess last Thursday at a BUILDING Business iera Beach, Fin. They returned at Monmoulh Memorial hospital. Carhart just returned from visiting meeting of the Social club. The Tuesday, Mar. 7. The baby weighed eight pounds, their daughter, Miss Constance group will meet today at the home Traverse Rods Drapery Cornices John Andolfl, son of Mr. a.nd Mrs. three ounces, and has been named Carhart, at William and Mary col- lege, Williamsburg, Md. of Airs. Albert E. Snyder here. John Andolfl, was christened Sun- Alartha Morsya. Airs. Alildred Green of Conovor day, Mar. 5. at St. Joseph's Catho- Airs. William Pcngel. Sr.. and A meeting was held Alonday evening of the Matawan Sub-Jun- pi. spent the week-end at Newark, AND PAIR lic church, Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elva Barbanell we^c week- visiting friends. YOUR HOME", SAY HOW'S, Pat Eovino of Long Island were end guests of Dr. and Mrs. William iors at their club house on Butler the Godparents. H. Pcngel. st., Keyport. Ballots were made for Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Grogan, * THE INSIDE FARING? Miss Esther Blau entertained Air. and Airs. Conrad Johannsen the new olllccrs. Those attending Jr., Trenton, were guests of Mr. and Sunday evening at dinner. The have returned to their home on were Jo-Ann Lazow, Carol Craig Airs. Albert E. Snyder last week. guests were Mr. and -Mrs. Richard Edgemere dr. after . spending a and Alary Rose of this place and Air. Grogan is state manager of SEW AND SAVE! IS IT IN NEED Erdmann. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. How- week at the St. Regis hotel, New Jacqueline Haley, Aladeline Frank, the Woodmen of the World. ard Ei'dmann, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- York city. Joan Lctwenski and Janes Ander- Atr. and Airs. Lawrence Beoghen OF SOME REPAIRING? IX ert Erdman and Mr. and Airs. Wil- Dr. William H. Pcngel has re- son of Keyport. and daughter Ruth of Elizabeth liam R. Craig. opened his dental otllco on Alain st. Aliss Betty Beam of Crown pi. were guests of Air. and Airs. Her- Mr. and Airs. Edward Cooper of Air. and Airs. George Loscoc nnd was a guest of Aliss Agnes O'Alara bert Schcnck of Conover pi., Sat- _ /_ _ y Farmingdalo wore Sunday guests children Philip and Frances have of Spring Lake Saturday. urday. of Miss Esther Blau. moved from Broad st. to the home Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rice of Karl Claus, superintendent of the of Mrs. Loscoe's mother, Mrs. West Virginia have purchased the Tiny glass cups used years ago Atlantic Tile company, has re- George Banke, Washington st. home of Edward Speckman on to measure out a penny's worth of turned to his position after being Air. and Airs. Salycr Hughes have Scbunck ave. jelly beans or small candies in the confined to his home for two weeks rented the apartment vacated by Rev. and Mrs. E. Jay Amcy of corner store have become prized following an operation on his foot. Air. nnd Mrs. George Ijoscoe. Cliffwood ave. are the parents of a items for collectors or handmade son born at Hazard hospital, Long American glasware. Air. and Airs. William H. Hunter Airs. Gerald Hnuser, Mrs. Charles Branch. Rev. Mr. Amey is pastor and children Dore and Madeline of Hauscr and Miss Anna Hauscr at- of Cliffwood Methodist church. Broad st. have mowd to their new tended a surprise shower for Airs. home at Pine Ridge, Ijnsl Bruns- Hubert Rcddlngton, Jr., ot Key- Aliss Gloria Farricllo of Washing- IF SO SEE US TODAY wick township. port, which waa given by Mrs. Shir- ton ave. is cor.tlncd to her home J. Raymond Kctchel has re- ley Jackson and Airs. Lawrence with measles. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY NEED turned to his home on Edgcmere AlcCnnn at the homo of Airs. Ar- Airs. George Carey has returned dr., after spending a month nt hie to her homo on Ravine dr. after thur Gibson, Amboy id., Cliffwood. visiting relatives at Scranton, Pa., We are entitled to ex- Convenient Monthly Payments Arranged winter home nt St. Petersburg, Fla. Air. nnd Mrs. Ashcr Woollcy are Arthur Haley is a mcdlcnl pa- entertaining their daughter, Airs. and Endicott, N. Y, act information abbut tient at St. Rarnabns hospital at Norman Jacobsen, and grandchil- The Laytonian club of the Meth- property wo insure. Newark. odist church showed a film called Drapery & Slip Cover Fabrics dren of Scatle, Wash. "Feeling of Rejection" in the lec- You are entitled to Air. and Mrs. John Baling of Airs. Minnie TcnEyck ot Ra- REGULARLY Broad st. arc the parents of a son turo room of the church Tuesday complete insurance pro- $ vine dr. is enjoying two months' evening. 1.98 to $2.29 Yd. 29 born Saturday, Mar. 4, at Mon- vncation in Orlando, Fla. tection on the proper- YARD mouth Memorial hospital. • Mrs. Louis Pazlenza entertained Air. nnd Mrs. John Lylc and sons her bridge club Tuesday evening. ty you have described. 1 Mrs. Spafford Schcnck enter- have moved from Wyckoff st. to 59CH€ l And Trade-in SALE FAMOUS "CANNON" 1/ New You Would Expect to Pay a BLANKETS REG. $14.95 From *•**'••» 50 0-200 % •» HOW DKAIt TO Till: IIKAHT IS A I10A1K? $ 95 KiiTy Scl I'lilly (iiiimuiliTil anil 'IVudM, Jliuiy An- 1010 Mmli'lx, Tlii'in i'cli'vlftluh HI'IH mi1 pri'fiM'l , , , iiimiy Iliivi' Evory man wanti to Iteop hit homo In good repair, Somo wiio 1 9 k IIIM'II (rmli'il In mi InrRcr fiimli'N , , , runny lire Hum tiimlcl mon do—but, othort put It off, Thon, suddenly tomorrow bo- iliMiiiiinilriiliiin Jiml Illu' new, 'I'h mltlniitloii miUii-pluum- l lire lirniKl netv (HiriMilliliii'il model* til |>omilHi' nirtlir, comet ytitorday and it'i too late. 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RID BANK NEW JERSEY RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 0, J9M) Page Fifteen Monmouth County Surrogate's Offi« Coiiover, Mrs. Charles Crine, Mra. In the natter of the estatt of lone Ruinson STURDY ELASTIC SUPPORTS B. CJilH?, deceased. Notice to creditors BENNETT BUSINESS Lester Richens, Mrs. John Rlley, to present claims BKfiinst estate. Little Silver PTA Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blom nnd Mrs. Frank Beach, Mrs. Edward for Pursuant to the order of Dorman Mc- SERVICE Wylle and Mr.«. Frnnklin FJescher. Faddln, Surrogate of the County of children, Christina and Larry, at- Monmouth, mtuie on the eighth day of INCOME TAX RETURNS tended the roller derby Sunday at Mrs. Henry Hammond, Jr., pntf r- ACTIVE February, lUijO, on the application of Hears Mrs. Groft taincd htr bridge rlub lnst Thurs- lone G. Southworth and Otto A. OIIHK. PREPARED tho Jersey City armory. executor! of the cEtnte of lone B. GHHK. 100 Maple Ave., Eatontown Secretary Tolls Need Mrs. Vincent McCarthy of Ridge day. CtlleMs were Mrs. Virginia PEOPLE deceased, notice in hereby given to the Tel, E»t. 3-0857 rd. has returned home from Hawthorne, Mrs. Howard Thomp- creditors of said deceased to exhibit to son, Mrs. Harry Kurgcnt, Mrs. Sum the subscribers, executors ai aforesaid* Tor Scout Leaders Roosevelt hospital, New York their debts and demands against the city, where she was a medicnl Vrnti, Mm. \Voodrow Matthews, Protect •aid estate, under oath, within six Mis. George Groft, secretary of patipnt. .Mrs. Harry Hawthorne flnr! Afr.«. monthi from the date of the aforesaid tho Red Bank ofllce of tho North- Charles Mackey. ANKLES order, or they will be forever barred America's Best Corsets Edward Andre, formerly of oE their actions therefor n gain it the ern Monmouth County Council of Rurnson, now of Hoboken, is a The Colt's N'ock "V" groun will • Whether your favorite flsi SUMMBR SPENDS WE WINTER > DOUBLE SPOT SERVICE J IN- OUR PRODUCE GARDEN 4Lk THE BEST LIQUORS AND wHtitt THE Wise WINES ECONOMIll WHERE DAVIDSONS EXTRA FANCY FLORIDA FANCY HARD RIPE 397i BROAB ST 95 BROAD ST RED BANK 6 3 Ji* RED BANK 6 3262.1.1265 YOU WHAT GREEN BEANS TOMATOES • OUR OWN COMSTOCK BRAND • b lhe lalk YOU'RE AFTER 2 290 2 °" 290 WHISKEY '"' LARGE BUNCHES TEXAS . BOURBON STRAIGHT • 2.99 35.50 LARGE BUNCHES WESTERN • WHISKEY BLEND • 2.89 34.25 BEETS CARROTS • GIN Grain Spirits • 2.59 31.00 2' 170 2 '" 190 • Bottled in Bond Under U. S. Supervision • FANCY FLORIDA LARGE BUNCHES • RYE or BOURBON WHISKEY • PASCAL CELERY 100 PROOF-4 YEARS OLD—STRAIGHT WHISKEY CELERea hY HEARTS Distilled by Park & Tilford Diit. Peaches " 150 2 "290 50 FANCY U. S. No. I YORK SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER 4" 49 Case 12 Bats. Fruit APPLES GRAPEFRUIT Lbs. *%*%+ FOR BATING COMSTOCK Cocktail 4 £YP OR COOKING 3' 290 RON ESTRELLA THIN SKIN SUNKIST FANCY LARGE RIPE Imported W;st Indies FIFTH LEMONS PINEAPPLES 4 Yr». Old—86 Proof Tomato Pineapple D IMPORTED • DAVIDSON'S • JUICE JUICE 350 CALIFORNIA 2 SCOTCH DINNER \J cant ( 2 * 290 (I)AVIUSO.VS) R YRR. 00 m^ mt*icam AJP46-oz. ' • Asetl and WINE 4 - I- 3/0 can • Bcillled 99 Sauterne BACON in FIFTH Hurxunily 59 Rrnllnntl 4 Chlnnll Ql'AIlT And 1 doz. Jersey Grade A KEEBLERS |ar e BEER SPRY VERY THIN EGGS § DEPOSIT GRAHAMS RETURNS Pkg. 250 AIKLING COUN OFF THK COR .40 DAINTY PAK YEAR ROUND CASU CASE PRUNE JUICE NIBLETS PEACHES CAULIFLOWER Quarl YEAR ROUND YEAR ROUND We Have BOCK BEER 250 BotHo 2 r 290 BROCCOLI BRUSSELS SPROUTS FORDOX FORDHOOK |JMA BEANS PREiVIIKR UNDERWOOD • DAVIDSON'S AMERICAN ALL U. S. GOV'T INSPECTED • GRADE A ARTURO SAUCE DEVILED HAM l-ll». pkg. 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