7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER Ml COW / VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 16/ UetJ Oettlirt Bill Sherwood Takes Over Rotary Presidency Coalrarte Rumson Council HU Two Loeal Men For 6 Shore Firme Tnde Exiubit to Dr. Lloyd L. VaecmrelU hat TRENTON—The Sigmund Eis- Seek Change in moved hit efllcet from IK Maple Open Advertising ner company, Red Bank, received Feature Hazlet ave., to aw River rd.. Fair Haven, two of the seven defense contracts where he will totttmne hie Bractice awarded to aix Monmouth county Interest Rate of geacral deatistry. Agency Here firms dur:ng the month of May, Firemen's Fair it )un 1-eeii announced by the New WNU ClaMkge Strte Cat** to Heel Wmk Jersey Manufacturers association. •tic Annual Event The contracts were for lightweight Um Which Sett Rale From Pfwimm portrhos with hoods and canopy To Open Friday \ight, assemblies. At Ms Per GMI Ntfiawal Firm Other contracts went to the At- July 13—Prize. Galore lantic Highlands Manufacturing IIUIMON—A move to permit Mu- Tali week Bcbuyler Van Vechtea, company. Navesink ave. and Miy^r Once again the finishing touches nicipalities to charge lest thaa til Jr., aad Reed Httoted aaacuaced st.. Highlands, for field cap?; ^van- are being applied to preparationa per cent iaterest oa special iav that taey were apeaing an adver- shire Manufacturing ronVpany, foi one of Monmouih county* out- pre-vesttats, at currently required tisiag agency here ia Red Beak te Second st., Keyport, for flej4 Jacket standing annuii events, the Hazlet by law, wan inaugurated et the be celled Haltted at Van Veehtea, liners; H. J. Garments, Rroadway, firemen's fair. Year after year from steetiag ef the mayor aad council lac. Their orlicea are located at ]1 L*on# Br.inch, for field pips; S and its inauguration in 193*>. new fea- last Thursday night. The govern- Bread at. in Room • tures have been added, larger and ing Body adopted a resolution, pre- Both Mr. Van Vechtea aad Mr. H Sportswear, Jnc Brat, ave As- , ,ar attendance recordi harve been sented by Councilman Francis D. Hatted have tpeat nearly IS years nury Park, for fleldrraps, and At- stahlished, and more and more in lantic Sportswear' Manufartui ing ree and valuable prizes hive be?n Nary, tacking a change in tht with ene at the country's largest company. CorlieVave., Neptune, Jor state iaterest law on public Im- and most famous advertising field jacket, lijrers. awarded. Friday evening, July 13th, araveaseata which may be pais ageaeiw, Touag at Rubteam, Inc., will be the kick-off date for this ever a aeriad ef years. Tht reso- ia New Tork city. They are pat* •ear's presentation and the fair will lution wUl be sent te Oov. Alfred teraiag their aew advertising ontinue etch evening thereafter E. Driscoll, Mitt Hen. J. Stanley ageaey after Young * Rubicam, Winter's Shop excluding Sunday, the 15th) Herbert, Assemblymen Merrill H. and will offer their clients complete hrough Saturday, July 21st. Thompson and Elvin R. Blmmlil creative copy aad art services. year a trade exhibit wsi in- and Loeal Government Director Their art department, hesded by Opens Saturday reduced and this met with such Walter B. Darby. Mrs. Charles Campbell of Mon- 'avovable rospon.'* hy the publia The Rumson council's action was mouth Hills, includes the services [/ Winter's fur shop, operated by 8Ui~h great, satisfaction by the the reault ef the recent sale of •f some of New Tark city's leading 'Jack Winter of Silverton ave., Mt- exhibiting merchants, that it is be- |TI,000 In bonds for the new sew- commercial artlatt, at well as many t!p Silver, will re-open at its new ng repeated and enlarged upon this age disposal plant serving the Or. leaf*) U Vi of Monmouth county's top artistic location. 13 Monmouth .st., Saturday. The exhibit will be housed The building j» that formerly oc- n a. 40xl40-foot tint and the par- Wett park area, at an Interest rate Or. Vaccarelli has jtttt eempleted talent. la additie* this new agency ef l.«3 per cent. Mayor Peter H. will offer complete merchandising cupied by the Singer Sewing Ma- icipints will be leading merchants a scries of post graduate courses at chine company. if Northern Monmouth county whu B. Cummlng aald that assessments New York university, aehool of and publicity services. ' They will agaiait property owners benenua «reaU wliele pi emotion campaigns, ire »ngig»4 in » wi.io variety of Dentistry. The dentist was gradu- |i Shtrwaae), rifM taiM awar fowl «l lactt Rotary dub from Howard Leon, confer. •« biuineues. by the sewer msy be paid In one ated from the Medical College of write publicity releases, design win- lump sum or in eejual annual in- dow signs, write catalogues, create M«fh%afe) John V. Crtwtf, a past prttitjorvt, vejlufrtoon « lewU oa wordi of advice. Jwe)«a Craw, The trade exhibit will run from Virginia, •cheol of Dentittry la Monday, July 16th through the final ttallaMBts over a period of ten 1M1, and he entered the Navy and and prepare direct wall campaigns. at m tka maWir>t ofiaor at ewamawiti latt Thursday at tin watMy luncheon mattina. at tho years. It Is tha council's feeling, served three and a-half yeart. He "In short," said Mr. Vaa Vechtea, evening, Saturday the 21st and the ha said, that If ths borough be- We plan to take the whole burden Mady Pitehe* hattt. / Fair committee ha* been Informed hat been practicing la Red Bank by ^evpr^l nf the-* merchant,*; of cause of its excellent financial con- the past live yean. of advertising aad promotion off dition can tell bonds at a low rate, our client's shoulders. We are a vinous valuible fres prizes which the saving should be pasted on to creative agency, and our job will 'hey will award during the week ts the taxpayers. Under the resolu- be to create sales for olir Client* he attending public, these prilet tion, the Interest rate wat fixed at And to enhance their reputation. Auxiliary Names Annual Sale Parenls to See among others Include a standard the nearest even half-per cent Seven Properties We'll do it with every tool avail- size electric kitchen range, a port- above double the rate at which the able. Mot just with advertisements able electric dishwasher, a power bonds were sold. The mayor said alone-but with well-thought-out Confab Delegates For Woman's Children's Work lawn mower and an oil floor fur* this would] make the Rumson sew- Have New Owners nace. all of which Items carry name merchandising programs, direet HIGHLANDS - Dstegatet to tht Parents and friends of all tht brands. er aasestmtnt rats 3'ii per cent, Aaron Breslow, who operates mail campaigns and publicity. We're children enrolled in the Dally Va- which would mean a saving of J' Breslow's store en Monmouth at., ttd annual ttate convention of tht Exchange Listed/ tn addition to the foregoing prises a not going into competition with vatlon Bible school will be given hat purchased from Allen brothers American Legion Ladle*' auxiliary to be awarded by various business per cent an the present rate. How- anyone, In any place, We're strictly to be held Thuraday through Sat- the opportunity at the cloning ses- ever, (be six per cent charge will a bungalow at forest and Park In business to help other people sell Event to Be Held/ sion tonight at the Red Bank Meth- establishments, the flre company It- aves, Fair Haven. The bungalow urday, Sept. 6-1, at Wildwood were self will award a long Hit of val- remain In effect until a change It and build for the future." •elected Wednesday of latt week odist church to see and hear what made la the law. Mayor Cummlng has a large living room, dining A resident of this area all hli Saturday at the^ea they have been doing in their class- uable free ground prises. Ths par* credited Congressman Jamea C. room, kitchen, two bedrooms and life, Mr. Vaa Veehtea, president of at the meeting of the Ladles' aux- tlcular prise* to be awarded on bath. iliary of Twlnllght post. Bright Beach Club es during the last two weeks. Auchlaclose, whose property Is on the new agency, has been writing This evening's tendon will be tpeciflc dates will be found In an Chosen wert Mrs. Elisabeth Hell- advertisement eltewheri in this it- the sewer line, with originating The George 8. •ehanek agency the advertisements for the China * MIDDLETOWN-The Woman't conducted exactly ns if the hoys the Interest reduction ha* also sold for Allen Brothers' Glass shop that appear regularly her, auxiliary president, and Mrs. sue of this newspaper. Thete free Construction company a ranch type Rosemary ftuiow, Mn. Lottie Exchange will hold their annual and ns for n will Inctudr a b^wyt. vaeuutn in this paper—and was advertising summer sale Sa/urday between 11 lar session. It will bo opened with house on Park ave,, Fair Haven, adviser to Xatherlne Clkus White rehrer, Mrs, Elizabeth Kehoe, Mrt. cleaner. 8O-pirce .ilIvoruaTe dinner to George F. Martin, who Is em- Agnes Rauschenberger and Mrsa. . m. and 6 p. *. at the Sea Bright thi> children having their worship set, International Harvester 8.2 eu. The Mayor commended the Bum- in her recent successful campaign Beach club. Final arrangement* for and Bible story classes and pro- •oa Borough Improvement assorts* ployed in New Tork by the Metro- for the mayoralty of Red Baak. Gertrude Fahrer. Alternatei select- Jack Winters ft. deluxe refrigerator. Singer sew* politan Life Insurance company. ed were Mrs. Alice Spriggs, Mrt.the sale were made at a special ceeding to the handwork under ing machine, 16-inch television set, tion on Us civie projecta, which While at Toung * Rubicam ha board meeting Monday at the home construction. eurreatly Include entrance algna The bouse comprise! a large liv- Edna Parker, Mn. Antoinette Bey- The shop, the only one In Redstandard size bicycle, O. E. deck* wrote advertisements for many of Mrs/Wilbur B. Ruthruff on Me The theme of the school conduct- radio, and 1100 in cash priset. for the borough, prltet to the grad- ing room with fireplace, kitchen, leading national manufacturers, er, Mrs. Violet Anderson, Mrs, Bank which deals exclusively with two bedrooms, bath, automate heat Margaret Dowd and Mrs. Sally Clees/rd. ed by the Red Bank and Vicinity furs, was first opened in 1M4 at 51 uating class of the police retervei, among them being Beautyrest Mat- I Up. Henry Mercer and Miss Aud- Ministerlum was "The Cities Jcius Monday. July 16th will be Chil- and aaw picture postcards showing and breczeway. Heard. p y Monmouth st. Prior to opening the dren's night, Tuesday the 17th, ha* tresses, General Electric Appliances, re//PPProdod w wilill be chairmehi n of tthh e Visited," pointing out the relation- up-to-date scenes in the borough. Another Fair Haven property Gulf gasoline, Antco Film, Sal Hep- Plans were completed at last store here, Mr. Winters, who hatbeen designated as Firemen and week's Meeting for the card party Inventn . A special feature will be a ship between the Impact Jesus The association also la undertaking sold by the Bchanck agency It John atica, the V. S. Treasury and oth- bb made on the cities He visited In been associated in the fur business Auxiliary night and Thursday libs a complete turvey of the park ays- to he held tomorrow at 8:30 p. nvgrab-bag for children and a food since 1M4, operated his own bus-IMh hat bten set tilde as First J. Alexander's house, 1M Harrison era. table to be conducted by Mrs. Don-ancient Palestine and the impact tern In the borough. ave., which contains living and din Mr. Haltted, vice president of the at the Legion hall on Bay ave. Mrs. inets In New York city. Shortly af- Aid Squad night. All fire companies Kehoe and Mrs. Rauschenberger old E. Lawen, Sr. Mrs. Ruthrauff He can make on modern cities glv- ter opening the Red Bank (tore, the and auxiliary groups and Flnt Aid Reporting oa the dredging of the ing rooms, kitchen, four bedrooms agency, serviced many national will be in charge of moving the ar-en the opportunity to visit them In entrance to Oyster pond, a email and bath, The new owner is Leroy businesses while at Touag * Rubi- are co-chairmen of the arrange- proprietor waa called into service. squall are cordially Invited to at- ments committee for the party. ticles to be sold from the shop on these days. Evidence of sincerity tend. Cash prizes aad trophies will body of water forming an arm of Bofleld of Wallace st. who It asso- cam. Chief among them were the on the part of the children to show During the seven months he spent the Shrewsbury river. Mayor Cum- ciated with a chemist concern la raJk» Chief apeak! Linden pi., Red Bank, to the Beach in the Army, the store was oper- be awarded to the visiting organ. American Can company, Fletcher's elub. Packing will be done by Mrs.good will was the making of s stations. Ming aald that residents In that Harrison. Castorla, Birdseye Frosen Foods ated by Mrs. Winters. Until a year area are asking that the entire A eall for volunteers for the bor-Daniel Applxgate. Mrs. Arthur patch-work quilt which will be sent and a half ago, Mr. and Mrs. Win- The Lola Austin eight-room house and the National Paint, Varnish ough's civil defense program wat Moore and Miss Prodow. to American Relief for Korea. Walt Steger and his 8-plsee or- pond be dredged at thli time. But- In Rumson has been sold to Barkis and Lacquer association. Hit exper- sounded by Police/Chief Howard ters made their home at 1M Broad chestra will furnish mutle for fret fleieat funds are not available, he Kavookjlan of that borough. Volunteer saleswomen, exchange Interesting results of the work of atreet. danetng and entertainment each said, In the original state appro- ience there makes him familiar Monahan, civil defense council di- members, will serve on various the pupils in their study are tht Vincent Arnone of Vincent's with the latest merchandising tech- rector, who urged all cltisens to In addition to the sale ef new night of the fair and throughout the priation to do the entire job, but shifts throughout the day under handwork projects completed. In furs, Mr. Winters apecialisea in cus-event a free playground will be la he said he hopsd new state funds beauty salon has btught from niques, at well at media and me-participate in preparations to pre-the direction of Mrs. James R. the primary department the chil- Maude Garretson of Paradise, Cat., chanical production requirements. vent disaster:'the chief said that tom work and the remodeling of operation tor the enjoyment of the could be obtained to complete the Clarke, Jr. M/s. Mercer Is in charge dren have made a dlarama of the older coats and other fur pieces, children. work at this time when the dredgei a seven-room house In Linden pi. In a •peclal Interview with The air raid warning bulletins are be-of selecting Cems for the children's cities of Palestine. Figures of Bib- for Investment, The seller wsa oneRed Bank Register Mr. Halated re- ing distributed by Boy Scouts to in- The new store, much larger than A Plymouth four-door eUwMuat. ire oa hand. grab-bag. lical charade** were constructed the former location, has been re- dan will constitute the gram 4 of the helm of the Capt. Benjamin ported that the new advertising sure receipt of the notices at each At the meeting a new board mem- out of pipe cleaners, scenes were and awsW Eldrldge estate. agency was at present soliciting home in the municipality. He told decorated and equipped with new of the fair, and thlt will be made Oae-Way Trafte ber, Mrs. Robert J. Stanley, Jr., was made on colored paper aad the fixtures and furniture. For storage on tha final night, July 21st. John L. Douglass, executor of the new business but that it had a def- auxiliary members that they and introduced. Two guests present whole placed in a huge cardboard Patted on flrtt reading was an inite policy that it would take only other Interested cltliens may en- of new merchandise, Mr. Winters ordinance making Rumson rd., be-estate of Marguerite L. Douglass, were Mrs. Maurie Tuller and Mn.box. Colored maps of Palestine has instal'ed a new three-door safe. has sold his bungalow on River- one Arm In each neld of business. roll for civil detente work by con-Nells F. Johnson. Members pres- were made in some of the classes. tween Ward ave. and Waterman "We do not want to serve two nrmt tacting Mrs. Florence Kornek at His plans for the future Include ave., one way eaitbound and Pack- tide ave., Little Silver, to Patrick ent were Mrs. J. Daniel Tuller. Mrs. In others ten new choruses were the construction of a large cold Hearing Aid dip er ave., one way southbound from R. Scottl. A large living room with that are In competition with one' the borough hall between » a. m, Qerald Nagle and Mrs. Henry learned, including several to be another. We want to take oat tyiu and noon and 1 and S p. m. week- storage vault tn the basement of Rumson rd. to Washington ave. Ore place, dining room, three bed- Werlemann. sung with action, including "My the store. In every field and help to maki it days and between 9 a. m. and noon Cup It Running Over" and "Deep Patent Granted The change will tie in with new rooms and tile bath are features of lu traOo controls at the Rumsoa ap- the residence. Mr. Bcottl It asso- the beit and most successful/a Saturdays. and Wide." Scrapbooka to be taken The V. S. patent office hat grant- proach to the new bridge, the may-ciated with Bcotti's market. Held." .. / Reports were heard at the meet- Parish Fair home by all children comprised ed patent number 2,557,51*. on a or said. Part of the Holy Crott John U Cooke of Alston ct, has ing from Mra. Hellker, Mrs. Kehoe, part of the handwork completed In Rumson Fair "Pocket Clip Fop Hearing Aldi" school property will be acquired by purchased the Norman E. Scott Mrs. Lottie Fahrer and Mrs. all departments. to John T. Simpson of Red Bank. the county to straighten and wid-house on Tinton ave,, New Shrews- Realtors Report Sprlggs. Awards were presented to Features Suppers The closing session starting to- At is generally known, ths eon* en the approach. bury. The house of eolonltl design Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Bprlggs and Mrs. night at 7:30 o'clock is open^to th« Opens Saturday ventlonal electrical hearing aid de- Is being enterly remodeled before Gertrude Fahrer. Those who cele- SHREWSBURY — The parish public. vice includes a cate within which License* Benewed the new owner occupies the prop- Five More Sales brated birthdays at the Pollyanna fair of Old Christ Episcopal church RUMSON-The annual flremen'i it housed the batteries, microphone, secret pal party which followed the will be held Aug. 1( and 17 from fair sponsored jointly by Oceanli amplifier units, etc. This case It All the present liquor licenses erty. More properly sales are report- Hook and Ladder company and were renewed for another year. The Schanck agancy has arranged business meeting were Mra. Helen 2 to 0 p. m. The parish house, tents attached to, and tupported by, a ed by Walker and Ttndall, loeal Kornek, Mrs. Anna Patterson,and the Community clubhouse will Monmouth Park Rumson Fire company will open garment of the user of the device, Borough Clerk Albert A. Kerr, Jr., with the Bowers Construction com- realtors. /Harold H. Baynton, a Saturday night on the Oceanic reported that no objections were pany to build a bungalow on For- Mrt. Ellen Patterson, Mrs. Rotsow, be In use. Supper will be served and It Is the object of Mr. Simp- representative of the Red Bank Mn. Dowd and Mrt. Gertrude company's property at the corner son't Invention to provide a novel Sled agalnat any licensee. The fol-rest ave., Fair Haven, from the Arm, bis sold to Mr. and Mrs. Jos- both nights, with Mrs. Elmer C, lowing retail consumption licenses Fahrer. Others present at the meet- Wainrlght in charge. Set for Big July of River rd. and Bingham ave. and Improved clip for such purpose, plans of McMurray * Chlrgotls, eph Palella the house of Mr. and The grand prUe of the fair, a were Issued: John J. Madden, Col- architects, for William Westor Mrs.''Thomas Dugan on Spring st. Ing were Mrs. Marie Koeter, Mrs. Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVan, rec- MONMOUTH PARK-An amai- Essentially, his contrivance, ony, Inc., Mary C. Murphy, Valen- Sophia LaRue, Mrs. Edna Parker, tor, is general chairman. In an- 1961 Pontiac sedan, will be award- which may be made from a single Ward of Passalc. The bungalow The new owners will take posses- ing metamorphosis takes place at ed Saturday night, July 14, thi tine Ciambrone, Anthony A. Mai-will comprise a living room with sion upon completion of improve- Mrt. Lydla Schmltt, Mis. Mamie nouncing the dates, ha explained Monmouth Par't this week. Tht continuous length of springy me- sacco, Mary Hemen Malloy, Peter Romandetti, Miss Edwins, LaRue that the fair has been moved up doting night of the fair. Other tallic wire, comprises a back por- Are place, kitchen with breakfast ments to the house. Mr. and Mn. seaside track ia discarding Its tat-prises to be awarded on tht falr'r Cerrina, Ernest and Alblna Mayer, bar, two bedrooms, breesewty Dugan have moved Into their new and Oeorge Patterson, post ser- from November and made Into a tered June garb for the bright silks tion whose opposite ends terminate Charles Woodward and Mellacls geant-at-arma, and Edward Patter two-day affair. final night will be 1100 and ISO. in forwardly projecting side sec- garage attached. ranch home on Silverbrook rd., of July with Its tumultuous mu- Edward Sherman It general tavern. Alto renewed were the re- Shrewsbury. son, county Legion aergean' -t- All organisations of the ehurch tueU and attendance figures. Al- tions which, in turn, are bent to tail distribution license* of Elea- arms. will participate. Mrs. Arthur James chairman. His committees Include as to form a clamping loop. As Dr. and Mn. Sylvester 3. Htcht though June days proved tar mon Fat Karlnja and William Bradley, nor T. Flnnerty, John Hintelmann, Harold M. Bolkin nf Bernadotte farm, Tinton Falls, tuccesaful than during the past two the wire continues from this loop, Inc., and Otto SUohmenger. of Madison ave.. Red Bank, have will be chairman of the Mothers' treasurers; Paul Whltfleld and It passes downwardly to create the Neafie Riverfront purchased Mrs. , Greta «Chilton's Matches Home seasons, it Is not until the opening John Slocum, ear, and John Scheld two clipping elements of the ap- house on Grange walk, Fair Haven. club activities. Included will be of the holiday season In July that pony rides, merry-go-round, bal- and Frank Hlltbrunner, merchan- pliance. In other words, the clamp- Gordon Graduates The Riverfront home of John H. The house hat six rooms and two Monmouth Park really begins to dise. Committee assistants are El-ing loop serves to properly embrace Neafie at T Vltta p! has been sold baths. The dentist and family are Sold to Myers loons, pink lemonade, lee cream, thrive, and from now until the Aug. Coca Cola, popcorn and games. mer Brommcl, Peter Subowici and and hold the case of the hearing Fran U. of New Mexico to Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Botkin occupying their new home. T. B. SHREWSBURY—A spacious one- t finale, bumper crowds are expect- Robert Marras. aid, and the clipping elements of Washington, D. C, formerly of Crawford was the talesman in the Mlas Lillian Baquet heads the ed to attend the day by day sport. Arthur Robert Gordon, son of story house built by Charles W. The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire function as the means of attach- Red Bank and Little Silver, The transaction. Woman's Auxiliary booth, which To celebrate the advent of July, ment to the clothes of the user. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Gordon of » tale was negotiated by Elisabeth T. Matches of Red Bank on Elm lane will feature handicraft work and department will have charge of Prospect ave., will leave Monday by Another Haven Corporation house here has been sold to Mr. and Mrt, track officials have scheduled Im- the grab bag, with Mrs. Jane Hor- According to Mr. Simpson, the Randall, aAoeated with Rolston on Princeton rd., Knollwood, Fair an exhibition of fine antiques dis- portant stake events Wednesday auto for the Klrtland Air Force Waterburyf realtor. William S. Myers of Newark. The played by a number of prominent ton and Mrs. Mildred Scheld as clip structure of his Invention, base at Albuquerque, N. M., where Haven, has been sold to Frank V. sale was negotiated by Joseph F, and Saturday afternoons. At this chairmen. The auxiliary will also which obviously is simple and in- The Botkint moved into their Klnney, an officer In the P. Ballan- Hunter of the Ray VanHorn agen- antique dealers. Mrt. Walter C. season of the year the babies con- assist firemen in the operation of he will go on active duty as a sec- Ouptll will head St. Martha's guild, expensive, may be adjustably lo- ond lieutenant In the Air Force. new Jiome Saturday. He wae re-tine and Sons company, Newark. cy, Fair Haven. tinue to be something of a major the refreshment booth. cated at any point between ths cently trantferred to New York as The house has a large living room, which will sell jellies, fruits, vege- question mark, for optimistic own- Lieut. Gordon received an R. O. The residence Is located on a tables, aprons, pot holders, towels The ice cream booth will be un-top and bottom of the hearing aid general commercial manager, East dining room, modern kitchen and landscaped plot of three-quarters ers are not yet ready to discard der the direction of the Rumson device. Of particular importance T. C. commission June 4 when he era area, Long Lines department of porch on the Arst floor and three and other kitchen items. their color-bearers as possible was graduated from the University of an acre, with 300 feet frontage Miss Ruth Parker is in charge Woman's club. Mrs. Ruth Ciejka is the fact that the latter may be of New Mexico with a degree In the American Telephone and Tale- large bedrooms, closets and tile on the south side of Elm lane. The stakes talent, and ths Colleen is chairman. A miscellaneous attached either to the inside or graph company. bath on the second floor. The Kln-room arrangement Includes a com- of a booth to be operated by St. stakes, run yesterday, has always booth, an addition to this year's civil engineering. His mother a/d Anne's Altar guild. At it will be outside of the garment, with a slater Bella attended the commence- Mr. and Mrs, Neafle have moved ney family hss moved Into their bination living and dining room, been a major testing ground for the fair, will be under the direction of secure method of support and an to Melbourne Beach, Fla., where new home. streamlined kitchen, three bed- dolls, bean bags, note paper, cards, age and sex group. Russell McCue. ment exercise*. A graduate of'Red pinafores, tuntuitt and a grab bag- even distribution of its weight that Bank high school, he served three Mr. Neafle will engage in the real Ellis Roat of Little Silver, con- rooms, two baths, a den with sunk- The week-end stake Is the 110,000 tendt to eliminate unsightly sag- estate business. tractor, hat sold hit bungalow on en floor, lavatory and utility room. Frank B. Lawet will be in charge Rumson Handicap at six furlongs ging of the clothing material. yean in the Navy in wjfrid War of a food table. Decoration! are In Firemen Ready Lot Willow dr., Little Silver, to Mr. and The second floor has a pine pan- for three-year-olds and upwards, The application for this patent Mn. John R. Caulkias of New Tork eled room. charge of John W. Parker and These older campaigners have all After graduation., Mrs. Gordon Local Postal Clerki* Theodore E. Nestler. Adjacent to Fair was died Nov. 4, 1948. and her aon and daughter visited city, who' have taken occupancy. Features of construction Include earned their spurs through speedy Grand Canyon, Tucson and points Auxiliary Meets Mr. Ctulklnt, one of the officers of underground wiring service, six efforts and It will merely be tht NAVESINK—An adjacent park- In Appreciation the Bank of America, is In charge telephone Jacks, random-width oak 4-DAY COMMUNITY FAIB handicapped' duty to separate Ing lot for more than 600 cars will Wi, thi office™ ami mrmb.n ef Ratal of Interest in California before re- of the foreign department. C. E. be ready for persons who attend Lodge No. JSO, I. B. P. O. E. of W.. and turning home. /' The Red Bank chapter of the flooring, electric sink with dish- LEONARDO — The annual fair them at post time. That may be a Phyllis Wheatley Templa N. >7«. I. B. Pottal Clerks' auxiliary met Mon-Plchler consummated the salts for washer and disposal unit. tough job when such as Call Over the annual fair of the Navesink P. O. E. of \V.. and State Cunnntlot day night at the Red Bank Elks Walker and Tlndall. of Community fire company will fire department Thursday through committee appreciate this opportunity open tomorrow night at the flro (winner of the Salvator Mile). Hy- .u exm«ss our tfilu'erv thttliks to all wsa Attei la our .dean, private fitting reemi club on Broad st. It was announced phasU, Tea-Maker, Northern Star, Saturday, Aug. 9-11, according to assisted in an/ way in making* the N, J. by eipert ifaduate male and female fit- that the father's day cake sale, New Monmouth Man house grounds at Appleton and Nell Johnson, department president ters. Altofatlatii to fit you personally, Awnlafs aad Perck Icreeat Highland aves. James Lord, general Valpam, Bold Jo, Sheila's Reward, State Convention of the I. B. P. O. T.. of for itrvitt without waltlnt, or for horn* June 16, wat a financial succest. All kinds and slats s room darkenlns Ferd, Overexposed and other gal- and general chairman, who said W. held in Red Bunk June Hit to 2!tk (UtlBl call Red Bank S.2I14. South window ahadets Venetian bllndi I2.»8; Named Trutt Officer chairman, stated this week that the a Plymouth sedan will be awarded very luccessful one. Jerier Rurclnl Supply, 33 tut Front Attending were Mrs. John Ham- plaitle window drapci, Hhowcr curtain fair also will be held Saturday lants look each other over at thi at the Fair where garnet of skill Our sincere thinks to tba Mayor aaa streat, Red Bank.—Advertisement. mond, Mrs. Robert Helblg, Mrs. •eti li.lS; pliitln table cloths. All tin NEW TORK CITT—The Manu- starting gate, (or each Is more than Borough Council, Chamber of Commerce, thlnm you need. National i 4 10. facturers Truat company, at a night and Friday and Saturday, may be played, he Chief of Pnlifa ami members of the Anthony Vaccarelli, Mrs. Dudley Prown'li—Advertliement, July 13 and 14. capable in his own right. It is an 'olice Dun., the Chiefs of tha Fire / Venetian nine's, II.M Shaffer, Mrt. James Canning, Mrs. meeting of tha board of directors, imposing array of class to promise ->«pts. and their members, the Pollca elected James H. Allen of New In Appreciation ' Gome and get thtm. All iltei to 3f Jasper Sharabba, Mia. Theodore Morltase Mcney tho b«Et week-end of sport of the The River Plaza Hole ciimpin; wish- Reserves, the First Aid squids, the Red Inrhes wldn and 114 Inchri lorn, Inclosid Centaif Evaatt Monmouth as trust officer In Rank Hlih School hand. P.-um and Built head. All ftituni of hither priced Moss, Jr., Mrs. Val DeFaslo, Mrs, Try an td or a icrlia sf ads In The far hones, fermi. country titatt. hull- young Monmouth meeting. vi to thank all the neighbors of the Corps and tnajarettes, member! of the John Hendrlek, Mm, James Dela- Roglttsi'a now claiilflid column at a charge of the personal trutt de- uu uuildlnu e«Utln« or new. Long community far their iupport In cur re- virlom oommltttM, 'n our itrlvprH-frf, bllndi, We mnhe any kind of i ven«> leriu »**t payment, liberal loam on Monmouth Park's Jockey colony cent *cr*|i t'«l"r ilrUe. It. WAI luch a (Ian blind. National S dt 10. Prown'i.— tush and Mrs. Raymond Truex, Jr, rate to suit your purpoia and Inturt the part mint. that we will continue collecting who rrfpivrd mir pntrotin).'*;, to uur Advertisement, aucciii of your clambake, fair, eake sale, •seeptabto properties. Joitph O. MsUut will also leap during the week, fol- s that we will continue g >tpr.i in our Trot-ram bmj)t and sit The next meeting will be Aug. 1 auction or reunion. Ask for Claitlnes Mr. Allen had been an assistant A«en» Realtors. Mortitse Depart, lowing yesterdny's closo of Dela- pmnrr thhe e leccinleccndd SundaSSundd yy of eachh mtmonth itlnndiinee, «r.p| H!1 uthrr* who con- Television Roi»ln»en Wanted at the Elks club. at If l-ootl—Advirtliement. sscratary with .the Brooklyn Trust atcnt. Phatie RU 1-0444.—Advertisement, ware Park and the anticipated In- untitill furthfh r notice.—AdvertlicmentiAdtlnt. ributed in any mutmpr to make thi s5»perlencedl paid vacation!. Ex 0, f.'i company prior to tha merger with Convention tha great *urceis It was. Aats—Metaulteee—Bun flux if riders from that point. It Teleicope Luiurr Chain •tn take on-the-job training If they nave Vteatls* Tine the Manufacturers Trust company. 13.98 fur yacht chnin; otheri with Signed. technical knowledge, Alio part tlmi Waelat Facie Plenle jufii ault eaiti at low srlceil Olt rid of them with an Atruiect tiomb will bring the local saddle fratern- mon winted. latontown Radio a T>)«* IJ.9I up to 10.98, outdoor portable: II..Hi oth«n to 13.99. Rtfllli li.35. ity to more than 100 strong, one of reclininir nai'kR, foot rests and canopy Hsndc'ph Danials, Gen. Chslr. vlilon. Phont EA 3-04OO.—Advertlie- ach back rtiti: porch chain i btaen Aluminum Caalra ST.tl Foitroy Flit, Larvex, Para Nuggets— at low prices. Easily fuld up. All dif- MarsurFi Hattles, Co.Chair., •howtn I1.IB (juit attach a garden hole umbrcllti: picnic biiktti. National i The whole town's talking about than the best jockey families in tht his-ferent styles for homeome, lawn or btach. Joseph W. Nelion. KxalKd Ruler, »«ent. and kiddles can play right In the wadlnt a 10, Prown'i.—Advtrtliemint, we have all tha stuff to kill thtm. Juit ferent styles f lino!) 1 beach bull* AD centi, btach rlntfi wonderful light wtlsht fhairs; ust on eal up or atop In. National 5 A 10, tory of the track. NationaNl l 5 * 1010. Provrn'i.—AdvertiseP'iAdvertise- Louisa Wilson, Tit. Ruler, •h«,lawnln,Li t>oreh«inorh., hearhfiahu, llyinnsct roomi] ment. Arthur Ragland, Fin. Sec, Unuiual Glfli W eentl up to 08 rents; uopllcle mnlrii, Open to the Public Prown'i.—Advertlumtnt. apsikltra 25 and •« cenln: thermal hot. In fact, all over. So llsrht—Just put In Keep Cool Rates Lod|». »l tow nrlrei. Vliil lh« Rrndrrvniu Thrtt alr-oonditlond ihniv room*! car anil take t beach. Yellow, khw, The Candle Ufht Zdlth Bilk. Fin. Sac. fllft Shnn In Anbury Park (»2S Bann (IM, paprr euiii and mpktni. National flv.rjr iundair 3-t P. M. Tho OandU d - —, »...«•. The road t» better anil bitter buaU Shot In enmfnrt In nur ftir-eonnltlonea tvr.)—Advertisement I 4 1«. frowa't,—Advertlieatat. trtan and rari irati. Nationaionall I * 1100 , nan, advertise In The Rulltir regularly. • tcir*. flhrrnmn'ii, 45 Broad it,, Red Op-n Stindtyi i-i P. M, Alr-eoa- Phyllla Wh.«tley Terapla. Usit, Fair Havia.—AlvtrtiHtitnt, ' Prown'i,—Adveriliisstnw —AevtrUtHHat, lank.—AdvtttlittJMtV eitloned Adv.ttllem.nt, —Adrertlieaaint. nmmtw, am* i, mi party wa* give" for her. aorcd by the day ramp romaiittee camp it the aaljr Me la thio lo- tatache* r*aa*r«*Biad ky were CathcriM Karris, Je*a Moeit- will be*in Monday and ront'nuc for cality ta operate without charge 44 *M Many Tratcy war* aur- The ElM Family Dinner gatnary. Joaa Card. Jaanei Bayett«, twe> wcetu. A bus chartered by theaad provide free bus (are ta theveyed. Tke •flantiag ceeMaatt** in r—•reef Aana at. Brasehel and members of, committee will leave the school at Red Croaa instructed swiananiag prueated their atoU fat sett year'a BBS BAXB a4IW $A:> icy tlic i'on Jionmouth jiOi 1. clasccc. A meeting of the day caanp Ike iasaaadiate family. ' 1 oAcer* aa fallow*;: ckairmaa. Ma. Tea-, Ta#. MretfUag. William and Walter Hutch inson. " ::• •i .-.dri'sion K charged andcamsittee waa held last week at For Anniversary the imc of Mr. and Mra. Harry Jamea R. Sheik; eeeretarr, Mra. My Mi • AagMtttol . twin sons of Sg1. and Mrs. Hutchln- due to the generosity el the coan- Maw r*J|at» Urs »:•» A. M. KD BANK , RIVERSIDE HEIGHT* — Mrson. . celebrated their third birthday iuunity ilirii- will bo no transp>or- Treary on Carpenter at. Craft tables Thapdere Mark* and treasurer, i and Mrs. Loui? A. Deopreaux ofJune If with a party. Present were tation chars;*. River Plat* «lay purchased by tha committee and Harry Traaey. State Highway 35, celebrated their Joseph Heraaades, Herta Brasehel, silver wedding anniversary at. a Rosina Mans, Mrs. A. Bra- family party at their home Sal- \ | arhcl, Phylle* Hutchinson and ^•aBP**^ "r «• sai MATTHEWS BROS. urday. Krancei Walling, Thf jrufsis "»ie Mrf. John F. NEWMAN SWINGS IOAD Decorations f»r both psrtles were Malnnry, fr.. and Miss M. Evelyn in lilac and peach and the children Mafanc'y o{ Ttiverside Heights; Mr, received aaaay cards and gifts from and Mr*. Raymond Despreaux, friends and relatives. Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dupan and Mr. and Mrs. Hareld Mr. and Mra. Edward Bennett en- i ShppparH. Shrewsbury; Mr. antrrtained d about M guests last 1 Thursiay at the annual Peril an Mr.«. John V. Malnhpy. Jr., Kigrangd e picnic. iBank; Mr. and Mrs. William M. 51 IS wnus I Maloney and daughter. Ronnie The Lai C*e club held • boat rids Sunday aboard the "Bandy Hook" SUtS ••< j Lou, arid Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rus- matarnaat owned by Mr. and Mrs. | sck. Fair Haven. Frank tlusante of Port Monmouth. Mr*. Despreaux j; a member ef The party sailed to Sheepshead Bay the faculty of the Keyport. schools. S4¥i tcivici and visited Coney Island. Those Mr. Deepreaux is a partner in lhamiking the trip were Mr. and Mr;. Arm of <1 a> O Appliance flervice Frank Kirwen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd firm of While at., jitii Bank. »Hx»*M HOT HallMay, Mr. and Mri. Raymond Kelly, Mr. and Mri. George War- rack, Mri. Frances Velderi, Mrs. Brlford Alma Van Nate, Mr. and Mrs. How- Mr. and Mrs. John Nash ara ard Rhodes ef Elisabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Jeaeph Manka ef East Orange lAiUflf TMI CUM Of 'II spending this week in Battle Craak, Joiaph Holiday and Mr. and Mrs. BrtiU wm §ttuM w tm\ •U7 Mich.. Mrs. Lcnore Nad), who haaFrank Muaante, horn living here rtturned to her M afaaaaBBBBBBBm) EfgafjlaBBBBBBaa^ afaWaaBBBBBBBlafM PMK IB MM MSN home with them. Mra. John Glass 8r. spent f/ B^fBaJffB^BBBJ WfBJVflvfJVaBJi BB^WfjUarVVV SNtrtNr

Mrs. Huzel Hnpkins of rtoselli! Wednesday of last week with Mrs. liflaW •**-**» i«W *^-»- aaa«*lJB%A«iatta» alAaaadhM aaaf **>*•'- Fred Cook et Point Pleasant. 1 LIGGETT Park ppent Sunday with Mils mwt IMIIVPI rrjr tnfir ^vf/ffwiVV* * ••••••IT •• wBjfJBj Nellie Compton. Mr. and Mra. (Merge Houghcy of •KaVaa) WAtAHaal aaa^a%tl aaai •aaaBBfjstaaaBi' ataaW ssUaBBBBfBJfBat BBBBBaaaitlaffaeM !•% James Brand, who has been at Meirls av*. and Mra. Mary Dam- Tort nix siner Mirch. lias boon arudas of Brooklyn are spending UQOITr •MSCMrttOM OVAITMIHTS transferred tn Camp Kilmer (ind two week*' vacation with hen pam- I DRUGS SEELEY'S will leave soon for Germany. Mr. arades of Roma, N. Y. and Mr. Brand mid his mother spent Mon- Houghey'i listen In Pennsylvania. OMNIA JR. OGARSl" day and Tuesday with Mr. and Mil. John Harney, son of Mr. and Mri. OUTING SPECIALS! Edward Robert of New York. William Marney of Leonardo, wae Mr. and Mrs. John Renton at-given a birthday party for his Oofftft SIM MA* Of tended the wedding Saturday of third birthday, Sunday at the home Miss Alice llyler at the Episcopal of his grandmother, Mto. Oeorg- , JULY CARNIVAL OF VALUES SALE 15 M(»MOl TH ST. church, Harrison, and attended tha lanna Foster. Attending were Mr. leetntltm at Elm Hall, Arlington. and Mre. Nelson Hmlth, Mr. and NCHIC JI«$ JUST Or* MOAD ST. • 'i« i»i Mr. and Mra. Koheit Behler and Mrs, Uoyd Aprl, Milliard Poster tmmttaM* IN THI HEART OF family have returned from two Joseph Harney, ' Mi?s Margaret weeks' vacation with Mr. and Mra.Foster and Mrs. Carrie Foiter. WJW% aTBlIf B/ RED IANK Barnard Behler of Layfayette, Inl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland • "W PB/fJfBja/BjaB/ (T II OLTVMIUtS iM Mr- and Mrs. T. O. Ar.kerlu.n4 en- and son Buddy and Mtsa Carol Show Card* tertained over the week-end Mr, Cornell have returned from a and Mrs. Oils Hanson and family vacation at Ship Bottom and At- a%aaMskIs*ai*aBj ab^aaft at nf atat*r Island lantlr City, BJIBJIItlllpni ITf/flf BB^ Mrs. Fred Whltaker of Texas, Thomas White, son of Mr. and •AVMHOC* I Jf jM$ Cut Out formerly from Red Bank, was theMrs. Jay White, waa given a party Display* • guest nf Mr. and Mra. Walter Monday for his third birthday. At Thompsen last week. Mr. and Mra.tending war* Mri. Pearl White, C gUafBBBBBaafl SaBadkaBBBaJ * Window* Carolyn apent part of last w«ek ren Nancy and William, Mra. Henry ••• BIIMBJBJBJ BBBBJBBBB; fVfPVf Store Front* with Mra. Louia Sehell at Port Varna and children, Edward, Henry Washington, U I. and Mary. Mri. palmer Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert MaeDonald and ion, Mr*. Albert White an.1 Aril •>•] mWHMl. of Long laland arc visiting Mr. and children, Eileen and Richard, Mri. Tf«w«t ntCMtln/. Mtm II 6-tOIS Mrs. Albert Cnngtn. oeorga Luker, Kenneth Luker Jr. m Mr. and Mra. Cart flelger and Mri. Frank Korpen and ion Eric, daughter apent Sunday with Mr, Mri. Lawronea Cometh and daugh- •' y and Mra. Gus Gelger of Philadetla ter Laura, Mri. Milton Jameg and Mrs. Verna Cannon of North children, awM and William, af » #137 roll! Bergen la vitltlng Mr. and MreRe. d Bank. William Bad*. Warran A pel of Eaat End ave RiverPlaia celebrated hit third birthday Run- Per tlwvfef, «MI day at a lawn party. Attending Mr. and Mra. Robert Wilson are wtra William Thompsen, Douglas New rraldenta nt Apfl'juft at tM*J ramMt o» • PMW reH frM I krueger, Ronald Vaecerella, John Mra. L. Adduei of Carpenter at and Carolyn Perry, George Boyee, la leaving nest week tar Butler, Jr., Robert, and Joyce, Sehnoar, Pa., for a vlalt with her mother, rr—.T-r— Peter Proncplo, Ruth, Dora. Dodl Mri. Nancy aroffl. mniMmlk and Lena Rockhill, Joan Gallagher James King, eon of Mr. nnd Mra, CIGARITTIS and Jan« Ixiftus; alfo Mrs. Walter James King af Foster at. la home •IACH MIIS Thompsen, Mri. Oliver Perry, Mra. tor two month! from St. Mary'e UTIUTY KIT Dorothy Vaecerella, Mra. Adrlenna college in Pennaylvanla. CAMU, | .83 Sehnoor, Mra. P. Proocpio, Mra. Mr. and Mri. John Partrick *>f ffe M Charlea Krueger, Mra, George Carpenter at. and their children re- James Loftua. turned last week from a week'a va- ^Ti --, Mra. Joseph lhanec of New York cation with Mn. Partrlck'i pa rente Boyce, Mra. J. Gallagher and Mra.Rev. and Mr*. J. J. Francis el and Mr. and Mri. Chtrlci A. Smith Lebanon, Pa. They alia vHited of Keyport are apending this week other friend* and relative! at Har- with Mr. and Mra. Edward Bennett. rleburg, Pa. Miat Peggy Meaglck Mra. Ibanei will be joined by hirof Lansdalt, Pa., returned with vtt tilt wMfc husband later In the week, NO IXTIA CMAIOI ftr In them for a stay with her cousin, •wrcHajM «f hnflt »li« •» Tha Youth Fellowship of theJudy Partriek. SCOOP/ Methodist church wilt hold a beath Mr. and Mra. Leonard Reade of •IOMRARTS ||W««rr-ce>^)' party Monday. Orchard rd. entertained Circla E • i *• MU («• tafra cait) Mr. and Mri. Raymond Smith of of th* WJJ.C.& of Red Bank Math- •Aim TNtY OOTH ItuH Ml-M iffdf MHiH VV Walling ave. and their guests, Mrs. odlot church Mid their tucat* at a IIA 14 «Mt J Nettie Savaro and Loula Poumador picnic June M. of Saranae Lake, N. Y. ipent laat Chrl* DeFlllppo, William 0. Sto- vPerV#*f iwv ayVy week on a tour of the Thousand bo, Bill Btobo. John Koleda and «nHtn yew buy Islands and the New England Mr. and Mr*. Charles McLaughlln | 79c FT. IOTUE *t« OT. Silt states. of thi* place attended a Yankee. Mra. Jennie Ward of Arlington Red So* game in New York Friday. Lfi.if VMKtl .•IcVMtttl returned home Monday after a Mr. andMrs. Raymond VanOlahn OM-RO-NOl week'i visit with Mr. and Mri. John of Carpenter it, attended the re- Renton. union of the Leonardo class ef 1M2 AMID Frunceg Edna, Walling;, daughter at Old Orchard Country elub last of Set. and Mri. Henry Hutchlnaon, Thunday. Mr*. Van Olahn. who la former residents of thla village, the former Madeline Beifert, wa* a sin | In* taHm *••»> || M wfra ntrt celebrated her seventh birthday member of th* claw. _j_^di^a^BA recently In Saltburg, Austria. A Th* ltam-te-awi» claaiea apon (4fe)TtS<) IwvTafW •M •n.l, TMri*y Hffttt «Mi I tsc wMnyoMkuy AH in toM Httal «•»•*». «9c ft. %OTM\ if>9«VMWll (fi.itVMUII HMO ««N STICK COLOGNES •RMMINM MEDICINE CHEST VALUES! lwly a Um MHdiHm»*Ww«' IAYER ASPWW Tablets 24's 1k ... |.OO* ZOWTE AWmEPTfC... .Vh ounces 27c aV a»—.1 *M mo. $2.25 BtSOOOl MINTS 12 for lie WINTER'S NEW FUR SHOP ••ril$tewmCo%wltkfc lYSOL DISIHfECTANT... .6 ounces 85c 43 MO.NMOITH STREET HEO BAMv. N. J. HHCKIV MEAT POWOCT.. .4 ounces 2k ymt ... (Formtfly Lpectaei Acreu fha SfrMt «r SI Monmotrth St.) taiO* HIE OINTMENT 1 ounce 8k Dm TtW MM («lt*N TOOTH FASTI REX-EME Medicital Skin Creim, VA m. 4fc l«Mi«f k furh C*I««M Sthk .... •*•••• •**»*"»• GAUZE BANDAGE Rexall, Z"t 10 yds. 2k TOOTH WW«« ALCO-REX Rub. Alcohol pint 4k SATURDAY JULY 7th PETR06ALAR, plain 16 ounces Ik

SRCtU OfTER OKNDK MY OftY TAN TIMt TIPS ^ HOtMONI CKMM Jmllaaawit CMor IMPORTEOWISS BatfVnWB^TIV $i.io w W luxttrieut nljW ertom •nr1«t»««) MtWKNl with natural «i«ro««nte I REDUCTION $crMni out harmful "bumtnf," royif CHAM SHAMPOO ft m Otowing Tcnl "*, OIMIUNTIID ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE MO. *sc £g€ Ktxtll ONIYIARI •lumlnouiOlol v(4 *MIM« |«r) ^WW SVUNM MliM With laneVn and wat«Moft«ntn« | • Swttp Steend Hond YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED > Gftmtltu, rtolntou aid r* »*)nn)n*jl nteren. l*ov*» hair radiant I •UnbrtokobliCryilol nxsK nwmvM, mix s, mi Pig* Tfcff* Itm tMl estate la the United Welcome Wagon Hottetaet in Thii Area ttate* ii catiaaated t*> have- a total Church Society Siac* 1911 PffONE RE 6-2316 value e< about •»Ja»,a»,«a». Plans Silver Tea SHREWSBURY — Mrs. James J. H. WHITE DOROTHY VanHise of Broad tt., was hostess Monday night at th« meeting of the Women's Society of Christian TOLAND Service of Eatontowa Methodist •ID IANK church. Mrs. G. B. WhitHeld, presi- dent, arranges} th« program, and • Roofing of all kind* • Complete warm air devotions were in charge of Mrs. heatiap system* Dunham V. Reinig. A silver tea will be tide Thurs- • Leaden, Cutlera • Ductwork day, July 26. at the home of 11 r«. Arthur Chasey on Watsoa pL, Eat- Otttuwn. Mrs. Frrd O. Bteelmaa said the annual lair for the Home fur the Aged at Ocean Grove will he held Aug. 1, 2 and S, and that the annual linen shower for the home will be in September. Arrangements were also made MASONS WHY for a picnic meeting to b« held at the horn: o( Rev. and Mrs. E. A. < latch Miller at Linwood, in charge of 5YOU SHOUIO TRY Mrs. Elliott Willetts. Rev. Mr. Mil- ler is a former pastor of the church. Mrs. John Dieta will be UANVB &W0IQ chairman of a committee planning CURED/ a cake sale to be held later this SANITONE SIMMER CUSSES month. No need to let a good Member* of the society mission- NOW STARTING ary study group are now making watch 90 wrong. Iring layettes which will be scat to Ger- SERVICE IALLIT lafi to fiajfct aro Mrs. Joan Tnoniet of Ko*J MM, Mrs, Thamas Martan at rair Haven, it to ui for enpert, icien- many. Layettes will be turned in TAP AOIOIATIC TOi at the Aug. T meeting at the tka farmar Miss Ghria Maort of ftaal laot, ond Mn. John fcl af Shrowtbtiry, tha formar Mits lurmy tific care. You'll find our CUlarea Iroe* S at church. Others present were Mri. Fran- Diaa of Rod law, local Walcoms Wa§o«i liostaMM m this araa. Mrs. Thamai hat baan tka naw. chergtt low. private or elm the Belter Kind of Dry Cleaning boy* end fWi cis Bruce, Mrs. Frank Osgood, (•mar and housawarming hostass It yaan. 5K» viiiti al parsons moving into Rad lank and naigh. Mrs. Charles Do*en, Mrs. Charted JOHN TOLAND Falkenburg, Mrs. Ernest Schanck, boring aawnwnitios. Mrs. Mortan cols on ol yaung woman on tha occasion af thair lath birthday, Mrs. Arden Miller, Mrs. George and Mrs. M on al nawry angagad «irls and taias tham gifts fram local marchants. Mrs. M has tV •»•»» VONf-MOII aiat aiMSVI* ... even difficult DrammtUt Davis, Mrs. Albert Reisenberg, Reussillese ' Mm. Verna Frailer, Mrs. Arthur tadtn wtr tha wark formerly dona by Mrs. Wiliam Millar, who h« mavad ta Florida. Mini that require painstaking effort. MtV*eej-IUeJle«t m r. WBOBN •» "••• Fratier, Mrs. Thomas Zingale, Mm. Tony Siriannl, Mrs. Howard Park- er, Mrs. Annabell Dennis, Mrs. Man, Wife Go to Court, W NMMtAfWM ttalNS AN* OMH «I*OV!» .;. giving Raymond (tennett, Mrs. Jitmet July 28 Beach VJennett and Miss Mary Dennis. Only One Kriurna Home Phyllis Ostrolcnk ntw lift (o lummcr-wcar garments. Jamea Baskervllle and hit wife Party Date Set Lrnora of Earl at. both went ta Engagement Told A beach party at Monmouth tatsko—-Grogan court Monday morning, he a* a de- Beach club Thursday, July 26, at 7 a> CMOat llVIVf • fO OaWINAl laiUIANCI . -.. giving a Engagement Told fendant and ahe a* a complainant. WASHINGTON g CROH8INO - p. m. ia planned by the "Mr. and like-new brightness to last year's clothes, The odd thing about their appear- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Osterolenk Mrs. Club" of Trinity Episcopal PHILADELPHIA - Mrs. Joseph ance before Magistrate John V. of Buck* county, Pa., formerly of church. Other events scheduled I.atiko, formerly of Matawan, an- Crowell was that the presence of Ev«r<>»t r<*, M! MITSa •MIMM lAITI lONOIB ... an added feature of JULY SALES Matawan high school and the Felt our Sanitoaa Service for the fastidious. 1800 bail for action by the grand February wedding Is being daughters of member** and guests and Tarrent Comptometer school, Jury after Mr*. Baakervllle testi- planned. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. OUTSTANDING VALUIS She is a comptometer operator with fied he entered her kitchen Sunday Charles L. Reeves, Jr., Laurel St., the Simmonj company at Elliabeth, •nd beat her. Mil* Ostrolenk, t graduate of the West Long Branch. The committees CALL RED BANK 6-2800 Mr. Otogan waa graduated from James Baskerville waived hear- Holmqulit tchool of New Hope, included Mrs. Jack T. Zoldak, Jr., FOR Red Bank high school and the acad- ing of an asaault and battery com- Pa., I* a *enior in tha Illman-Car- Mrs. Robert F. Worden, Mrs. emy of Aeronautic* and la employed plaint made against him by Mr*. ler division of tha University of Reeves, Jr., Mr*. James E. Robert- OK BHIM. THEM IN Straus Company Quality Mrrrhandiae by the Glenn L. Martin company Pennsylvania. 81K I* a member of son, Mrs. Carl A. Swer^foger and Louise Furman of Pearl *t. He Phi Sigma Blgma and of PI Lamb- at Baltimore, Md. During World WM held under IMO ball (or a?'ion Mrs. Louis 8. VanBrunt. They will Alwaya Ample Parking Space in Front of Plant War It, he served with the Navy, da Theta, Women'* honorary edu- be in charge of the beach party. by the grand Jury, cation society. Court adjourned and Mri. Baskar- Attending the picnic were Mr. and Tha roid ta kt 80, one.

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Barefoot Sanddi 20% pwa down, W% gooia feathers. Covered with down RED proof fancy tiding. 21*27 liia. Carded adept. WHITE __ MOWN PINJIFOIES 4 to* 4.39 Stol 4.93 2* Rag. 3.95 I'/i to 12 S.7S EVar popular "BIN Sim" dainty pareala prints. Variaty of vat dyo color*. Sim 10 to II. Patent Strap Pump Oaar •hopptr, Good iiwi for you this week. You all know our famou* Hart, it tha supreme coolness, worth a million In hot Stol S.SO Brand-iName summer suits—Wa're not allowed to tell you weather, in the cool looking, whitper.weight Sir th* name cause they'rs a Falr-tra.de> item—Anyway, we have Frame. You'll look like a million too, in the newly •'/a to 12 6.00 just had a release from the manufacturer that we can put PERU NSIERS them on sals for |li,00. They were originally 124.50. Natur- improved styling that gives a broader-shouldered, *>l 7.12 ally, wa haven't all the colors In every site but we still have taller, slimmer look... with a longer, graceful drape. 3 Rag. 4.9S • fair selection—no tha sooner you get In, the better. As wldtM A to O you know, all sales ara final and there are no holdings or A more lustrous finish ... greater resistance to soiling Rno ajuality rayan gabardinat, notad for thair waarability. credit* on fltle merchandise. and creasing are woven right into the rich, easily Tan, brawn, gray er navy. You'll b* glad to know that our Fall Cashmere sweater* will Refreshable rayon and nylon fabric. be tha same price as last year, even though the O.P.8. al- lowed the manufacturer a 14.00 increase. Reason Is that this concern Is the largest in the world and have spent in PAJAMAS Tan Mot Oxford much money making gal* cuhmtre conscious, so they don't want to lose their market by aky rocketing price*. Prado Cord* .50 6 to I S.9S Hopa you had a nice holiday and that we see a little sun this week-end. by Haipal 20.75 27 ••/i <• 12 6.9S We'll be Rcfiitering next week, kit quality broadcloth in a cheica of stripas or dainty flaral l2'/a 4a 1 7.9$ daiigni. Full aut. Widths A to E PANTIES John B.Allen Co, P C D B A N k 50* "••»«< T.I. Charge It. Pay H Aug. 10 • Sepl. 10 • Oct. 10 Rayon briafi, priced way below today's regular sailing price. 93 Broad St. RE 6-02*7 Rid Bank Due, pink, matte, white. Sites 5, 6, 7. NEAR POST OFFICE IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE KEGISTER HAWK imam%% svw *, \m

TIMOTHY It HOIJNIHAN Renew Licenses TRENTOIf a «M*B ota wot Dr. Thoaw Guest Far Fart Rifey O.Ci. aVtiiatio tawnohli t. ntwval of alao* Mr »**»irinllag Contractor and Builder At Oceanport FAIR MAVBN-lgt today aath*risod sininrt grovot Speaker Sunday HaroM D. Jacob of M Ttk *«*, ono »*t nm twOs SBUM «f tke OCEANFORT—Th* mayor a*d conotrsKlioa on smooth mlht of Montroso Colt's Mo* r4. wttn oav SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING council mt • special meeting last aoa of Mr. aa* M re. Haary B. Jacob atoBM Rev. Or. Joka W. Tkamai, aaaa. of Chleago, 111, kaa beea oalectad •ehanck rd. In FrvehoM townaMp. Iscfe grovol ot a width of U foot Thuraday eight renewed ta* oiaa- etate director of tha Mlalatera and tor award to tao tow Midor, »onk HACK ary retail consumption llceast* of to attend OaVera' CaadldoU atnool •*» •*** Miaaieaarlea beaaflt board of (he at rort Klley, Kam., It waa aa- K. aiadllager of Holaadcl, at MJS*.|| Sen t* Advertise ie !%• BttitUr. four eatabliihmenti la th* borough American Baptlat conveatton, will and three at afonmouth Park Jeeev- » •• Coaawr, and th* remain- •••fart. clerk, read a latter free* I. Victor dor of th* estate to another daugh- frkMa «*l asralo m okas M «* o» Carton, county prosecutor I* which ter, Jaeeph Elisabeth Tokanas. Ths he referred to a notice from Attor- will was Slad for probati last wask ney General Theodore O. Parsons la the oSJca of aurrogata Oormon CM|W fiawtJ that all bingo gamea u4 •••»* of Meraddia Most ao irosiaf. A *orietg< of chance operating la th* borough Jama* N. Bodla, Jr., of Keyaort, styles wHn oyelot. toe* or ribkoa muat be ahut dow». Fell« Feggla, who died Juno t, wlllad Ma ottate chairman flf the pallet committee, to his widow. Amelia Oliphant of IrMsa. to soul •otofs. Reg. and CHILO ADULT AND WEDDING stated that the police department Ug Branch, who died May », had already been a* informed. wlllad that a friend, VanBiiren PORTRAITURE RoMnson, have lifatlma us* of har Crepe name at Ml Central ave, aftar which It will go to a alster, Bo- Oenorouoty oat, t so. tattered >a)a- 33 SILVERTON AVENUE, LITRE SILVER, N. J. To Study Farm •M. Dr. tat* W phronla Kanidy. Th^ remainder of mai. aolld coler*. aisaa 14 to 40. PHONE RED BANK 6-0:H th* eetata goea to Mr. Robinaon, the for tv« y«ara prior to joining sister and a aon, Chauncey Byrd. tha board in June, 1MT, Dr. Thomaa Use of Wastes Everett E. L&mbertaon ot Free- Heavy blue denlw, taatorlaed had been protcnaur of practical shrunk and sturdily ass- N E W BRUNSWICK—Possible theology and director of n>ld work hold townahin, wha died June IT, agricultural iwr» for the mountain* willed hia eatate to hia aon, Reieau • oz. itrueted. t>*ep oochats rlv- at Croier Theological arminary. •tod and reinforced at all of organic waatea produced In New During the previoua nine ycara ha C LamberUon. Samuel C. Bhippen Jersey every year will fee studied of Avon, who died May XT, wlllad RW. Mr Strsto points, SUM* K> to U. at the agricultural eaperlment sta- waa aacretary of the Department DUNGAREES hia eatate to a nii'ff, Mdpn Mills. 1 of Cltlea of the American Baptlat tion at RutKer* university. Home Mlaaion aoclety of the Amer- Molll* Hefih ot Bradley Biach, wha Dr. William H. Martin, director ican Baptist convention, with an died Mar. «. willed Jewelry and per- of the station and dean of the col- office in New York cMy. He Wai in sonal artlclea to a aon, Stanley S. lege of agriculture, hat announced comtant contact with the bilingual Galamb. Tha remainder of the es- MEN'S SHORTS a research grant of I1T.M0 from group* ferved by the American tate will be shared by the son and the Walker-Oordon laboratory Co. Baptlat convention and waa actlva her husband, Murry Heron. Bertha nt riaincboro. Thla will dnance in city church planning. His aervice B,Clayton of Ocean township, who Miff MI Cnpptr Stylos A ^mt for three and one-half yean an alao Included the direction of work died Mar. S, willed her estate to evaluation of waste organic nat- In Industrial defenae areaa and aid her brother, Wallace H. Blanctiard, Fully Mnforlsed, gen*rou* aut, broaaV ter and a study of methoda of pro- <0 given to Baptiit men In civilian Henry H. BchulUe of Aabury Park. •!eth iharti. Handiou* itrlpti ill a» cessing H mnh* It ui^fci! htfarm- WI1U died June 11, willed his es- public aervice camp>. Me waa for oorted eojora. atSN SO t* 44. Inf? and gardening. two yeara chairman of the Interde- tate to hl« mother, Marie SchMltie. The work will be dona under tha nominational Home Mlailona coun- direction of Dr. Hrman I. Bear, cil'* committee on eltei. wta* u head of the aolli departmeat. He June* E. Oallagher of Aibury eitlmatea that 40 or W different One of Dr. Thomaa' outstanding Park, who died May SI, willed kinds of organic waste* art pro- contribution! wn hia work among plumbing tool* and equipment to MEITS BWFS. T SHUTS duced In New Jersey. Common n- Japanete-Americana during the per- hi* son, Jamea E. Oallagher, Jr. amplea art kitchen waste* and lond of their evncunt'm f"o-i "v> Th* remainder of the eatato goe* to sewage aludga. Pacific coatt and re*ettlement tU*> hti children, Jamea E. Jr., Mary, aad ATHLETIC SHIRTS Not ao well known ta the fact where, Co-opi'iatinK wim j;^>t...- Margaret and Frank. Auguata Cloe- tmooik lutie wtiat that Industrie* annually produce ment agenclei and with other de- son of Marlboro township, wha died BRIEFSt *•"•• * * Cbotee at CANVAS AWNINGS hundred* of ton* of watt* for nomination! and leading the way Feb. U, willed II to her husband, Slsei small, medlUM, large. which no on* ai yet ha* found a In hit own, he acted aa spearhead Albert Cloason. The remainder goei use. Amonc theae are coffee pound! for tha movement to apply Chrli- to a son, Edward J, Orubba. Elisa- from the concentrate plant* and tlan principle! in thla Important beth A, Blakenorough ef Bsa Olrt. work. A* a reault he waa choaen toomy. atoM MnaU, aMdlum, Urge. taw ft^^^B^aa^ fruit oeedi from factorial that who died May S, wlllad har eatate maka ayrupi. Or. Bear kaa os» chairman of the National Japaneje- to her daughter, Mary Ann Blair, aS naBmtrnW aervod how many aimllar product! Amerlcan Student Relocation coun- ATHLETIC SHIRTS, AH *>« *al smarmy are put to good we a* fertilisers cil, a poit which he held until tha Margaret Kerrigan of Marlboro quality, aise* M to *l. in Europe, and he hopet tkat the council completed Ms work In the township, who died June IT, willed 39 study will point the way U ilmUar nmer of ISM. Hia intereit In h*r husband a life rotate to her aavlnga here, tha problem* of minority groupi led home. Upon hia death, it will be MotaMaW aW ttntmtMa* to Mi appointment aa a committal sola, lltt proceeds beitig chared by William it. Kelly erf Oalnmllle. member to th* Commlaiion on har eiatiri and brother!, Bridget WOiK aOTHIS HEADQUARTIRS Fla., la reaearch aailtUnt l%caerg* Allan* and Priaoneri of War. Slnca McCarthy, Patrick Neylan' and vMthtoafcaaia. of tha new project. Ha began work Ita organisation he hai alao been Thomaa N*ylan. A sister, Mary July 1. Kelly formerly waa research chairman ot the Juvenile protection Kiarm. will receive IMS. Th« re- aiatatMt at the Florid* agricultural committee of the American Baptiit mainder of the estate will be used Standard Awning Ca. 'experiment otation. convention. to form a trust, income from which The Wallier-Qerdon grant to «M will go to the huaband. Upon his 1ST. 1M1 C. B. MORAIXEB, of about 10 aimllar allotmanta from Dr. Thomaa began bU work with death, the estate will be shared by private aourcaa supporting a wide a two year*' directorship of Chris- the Mine relatives u will share in STORE OF 1001 IAR6AINS 613 RIVER ROAD, FAIR HAVEN, N. J. range of reaearch at tha eiperl- tian Education and young people'* the sal* of tha home. Rebecca Rae- RED BANK ment atatlon. Dr. Martin aaid, work at First Baptiit church, Pat- • BROAD STREE1 rrlllev Ie MOMCr BUCK OrJAsUNTCCK. M Tass ta MaMas PHONI MD IANK 6-0*96 eraon, whir* ne waa ordained to 'Jiwl f ftd " < «">• «'«« June •Ilikt aut of II md*n eeaiiiH Tit tb* minlatry. tn 1M2 he became "« "w eatate to her huiband Re«iat«r CltMl««« A4«"—MterUitaMat. pastor of th* Oaklyn, N. J., Bap- tlat church, whire he served until ifJS. rrom thli pastorate h» waa eallH to th* AmeFlcaa Baptist FREE GROUND PRIZES Homo Muwlon society. TO BE AWARDED BY THE TIRES HAZLET FIRE COMPANY DURING ITS FORTHCOMING FAtt July 13th to 21st-State Hwy. 35 TRIADS Have You Ever Seen Anything Like It!! Eighty (80) Piece Silverware Dinner Set, complsto with baautiful tarnithproof wood* Friday, July 13 an eh.it.

International Harvester 8.2 Cubic Ft. Saturday. July 14 Deluxe Refrigerator. A (Children's Night) Fully Equipped Monday, July 16 Standard Size Bicycle and other as- sorted Prizes for Children. Dream Home fTiremen's and Auxiliary Night) Many Cath Print and Trophiot to VWtinoj Rro Tuesday, July 17 Companiat and Auiiliariat; Aho a LEWYT A BIGINNITS lUDOn CAN ArfOiD VACUUM CLEANER, with attachmantt, to tha 9»ner«l public. Csrfainly you can Afford »! Our Pr»Cut Comtryetlon Mathad turn up 9 rooms AIM OotfMitsioit Standard Make TELEVISION SET to 20% of your bgi(din9 dollar. You can finance tha wholo worb tSrog9h • Goodvaarmadatiaads snFHAerVAIean. Ftoilbla archHaetura that pormiti Wednes., July 18 with 16 inch tcraan. ,-«arkad"CoIdHubb«" ri on th* traod lator additian «f Attic Room*, (First Aid Night) Cash Priaes Tha Mrnimeuth rV.-Cut Hauts h nsf a >!f in * pot." pro-f.b. It's a Irwsatway, Sim Room and Porch. to visiting Firtt Aid Squadt and mambari thara. dtitlnetivs horn., dsiiqn.d ana) built to yaur in/vidi»sl tortoi and pun*. WK LOAN VOO Times, AT NO Thursday, July 19 of; Alto a SINGER SEWING MACHINE, with You can choasa from • variety of plant drawn up ay a farsmoit ardirfaet. EXTBA COST wHHs now tnadi attachmantt, to tha tjanaral public D*tl|m ranga from informal ranch to diarmimj Cap* Cad. Our awn lafe amV atSmaifa MnMSSl .rehlfeef wil hslp yog work «r> any typo of 4Uor plan yrni ahao«a, One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars in Friday, July 20 Cash, Print—I »t $50.00; 2—at $25.00. Stop In and Stt 17019 Thit Pr*Cut Homing Plan Sat; You Money All lumbar *nd buMlng matoriak ara pra^ut by mashmary to aaaer rnaai. hew tke now treads are nunuf ao- uramanH. Thay arc ihippad to your bufldim] afro .1 ready to nail togatto. tnrod In our own stoat. Saturday, July 21 General Electric Radio-Clock Comb. Work can proeaad ovan undar aoVana waathor sandifiani with no waito of For further detail $ on thU vahti timi, matoriah or labor. Evorythlitf f*n arwad atMrdimj to pra-eM- packed housing package, write, phono caivad plant. Fait araction and laund samtruatian maant YOU Pay Lau. Tickets for the above prices will be handed out each evening at or cad Monmouth Lumber Go. or, tee *. ft tt S^S^ nth e 8roiind8 *ihe i And, no baftar hemn ara balnf built today, or at any tima, your otcit contractor. OTHER ATTRACTIONS AT FAIR MOUNT MONMOUTH LUMBER CO, FREE CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND—FREE DANCING—TRADE EXHIBIT TIRE SIRVICI brand Award

Wai wHB) •HNBVBjBJ |pj fait *P*w ^ OFFER OF FREE LESSONS AS YOUR COURSE BEGINS. N. I. M, Mttm*: Nfw VirJiiifcli, M» «jf Mir A. TcL ME 64100 Mn. Cfcarlat W. IrMar. IN Jaahwn •». Mr Havw. n mure n. TKf.EPHOMR a, Mn. Williaaa CteaMaU, Huff, Mn. Cfcarle* OnUeHT, Mn. The addition ef a eeaUaUed •>o BANK Lodge Announces Mre. Iticaaitf »OewMU. MM. I OMM Oiheeo, Mre. Taercat Rab- amount of soda ath to clay make* 4N? Charlte Campbell. Mn. Retort I late* «tf Mn. Ere U«4en. stronger bricks. »J§BJP WHMl MVtatajMt Contest Winners Tho elxth aaaaal eenteet, "What Deateeraey Meant to Me," aaeaterea by the B'Nal B-Rlth, Joaepfc Jtakel Mia, hat •fr ftfc6\*Bssn. BBAnnfflaVJflalnHltltf ^la^aftaftlttataftnf seyaur Barren, chairman, stated that approximately seye were receive*] frem the sea- tor etuataU ef various public parochial high sehoelt ••crating within Monmouth county. The three judgee, Attorney Oea- YOU ALWAYS SAVE oral Theodore D. IHreant, Judg* AT John Olerdaae ant Mayor BOIOBMB Lautmaa, have Juet releaaed the liret arias, a Vetted Btatoa ba«4 of ftoo, waa awarded to Marilyn •"•mmATutu Clare Teller, W Taylor ave., Man. aaqtian. Marilyn la a atudent at the at. Roe* high tehool, Belmar. ECMTEI Second prlas, a |H0 United BUtes bond, waa awarded to IHImer Let fi//i A ,/ •flf ^uictdy, {witty* nfify win vptuitiit m Ilthmtntt of Monmouth county. Thi eanitttrt, according to an an- nouncement from the Eastern area campaign beadauartera of I ha IPIGEO MIDGET. POISON IVYfoundation, 807 Fifth ave, New '•I MkWIMMCi York, are the forerunner* of the annual Unanclal campaign of the, foundation which will get under way Aug. SO. If fathers and mother* In Mon- mouth county ntedtd a reminder L't»! Personal that hot wtathtr and polio com* together, the fund-raising effort of To Wom«n With the flitter Kenny Foundation would IS* serve that purpose. Receiving no /F0fi|l< aid from any other Infantile paraly- Hepui.li 40c i sl* organisation, and depending for INkaC admem •ajSSheeanl dlulaMSI maBHtirT k"Wt «*•diw# (O IWW* He aupport on the gifts of its Mra ouf kidneMineyr functionlunenon.. Doctors saI y eooj friends, the Kenny Foundation with f/^-fs,' t function is very Important to *a°4 ita special Kenny treatment for po- •win. When aomeemrydsy condition, rnek as sines and strain, caiues thU Important lio victims, has a record of recoV' function toalow down, many (olk> iulter n««. cries that ti outstanding. aina he.ckathe-(Ml miMraUe. Minor Ma*. derirrlutloni due to eold or wronc diet may Polio gives no warning before It «u«eeetti*tupnl(hUorfnquentpnatt«M. strikes the children of both rich Don't nerlect your kidneyi If UMS* eondU and poor, but the huge Eaitern tloni bother you, Try Dnan'a Pllls-a atlM diuretic Used MCceaafuUy by million! for Area Kenny Institute at the Jersey awrtOycan. U'ISIMMIHB how many times City Mcdlcat Center is close enough :,« CREAMY WHITE pnn's f lv« happy relief from they* diatom. to Monmouth county to serve any- forta-helpthet5mUno(kidneytuknaa4ai. one unfortunate enough to come ten flub out wsitc Get Doan's Pills ts«iyl into contact with "the child crip- PILLOW. pier" that hat disabled so many. JAP MINTS BKKTLBS OBUD8 Stork Shower Honors NO IFS OR BUTS Mra. D. P. Shelnutt SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Mn. Edward Kaesler ef Barker ave.. Vail Homes, entertained Ins .6ARMI DRO week at a stork shower for Mn. Ourward P. Shelnutt of Vail Home*. Decorations were done In EMULSION a pink, blue and yellow color POSITIVELY M acheme, and gifti were placed In a OBVBS, JAP BBETMES baielnet. Safe ts w on iraany arm, (towera. Attending were Mrs. Howard Better than ant trapa or kaiti. One ap- Bowker, Mra, Chester Cannon, Mr*. •Hdeii tnndlM. l»«k It vitiation UKUully wl|ie» out ant colonlea luknlnt. i • •nil ne«t» overnight. CM In houu, on Arthur Archer, Mrs. Benjamin lawn. Barilunx or arcawnr. RMIXII Roie, Mre. Kenneth Hoover, Mn. sA wenthcihiK niitilaaiv, la.ta for nonthi. Guaranteed elTectlve or your money Bernard Mabll, Mn. Harry Brandt, iTnnMt back. aac. (.on, l.:» at all dru* atarta. Mrt. Arltne Brown, Mra. Frank 8a- mum |6 - 25* •WBL SSSSSSsl •••••• BSBH^^ ~ •" Tin or „ ase . PUBLIC SALE [PEE-OHEEl KINGSBROOK KENNELS, HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY CAN Wife. SCREW] SHOE WHITE OPENER I) NIVER Set 1BOX On line Road, three mllee nertkeaet of Hotattdol lem Mllea watt at |J Slasktd 1 |f«ni ""dio a« Red Bank. Wvo mllee aoattoaat of Matowaa and Keyport 1tOsl| alhir Tint i*f«i TUES..JULY 17,1951 PttTK saw Main building 24' x 112' containing 13 Konnele with concrete runways. Two large feed rooms. Maple floors with concrete runways. Bach Nil Ktnnel hat exterior covered runway. Several outdoor pent all well fenced with access to each Indoor Kennel. Wing of the Main Building la a two-»tory frame building: IMrst floor, large reception room and office 29*6" x 2S4". Finished In knotty pine with open fireplace, closet* 2 0T. and lavatory. Second floor containt living quarttrt of four roomt and bath. Basement under Wing. Hot water heat with oil burner. SYRINQEtr Grounds: Fifteen acres and all cleared except for approximately three ;WiUr| •ere* In woodland. 124' of Highway frontage. Topography of the around permit* for natural drainage. Buildings set back approximately MS' !r»jn the main road. 20B" Artesian well supplying eltan, pure 'giwy water. Remarks: All building* are of frame construction with red cedar ahin- ,l!i!W gl« roof*. Beautifully equipped and in excellent atate of repair. They were erected In 1944 at a coet of $40,000. No expense waa (pared to WAIN-CHECK COUPON SAVINGS Make the Klngabrook Ktnnelt, formerly the Crlanger Kennele, aa mod- am aa wai possible to do so. atiiel )W 1AG COUPON]\ PLEASE NOTE: The property wIM be told without reaervo to the talgheit bidder who will at time of sal* pay a dtpoatt of 20% (caeta or certified chuck) and ex«niit«i the usual agr«*m«nt of iaf«. Buyer may have Immediate possession upon delivery of deed. The premises may , ,., > ^l^rTaiiaaiirii be Inspected any time a* they are owner occupied and any Information i v > l-luiD not contained herein the owner will gladly supply you with. Circular mailed upon request. LIQHTERFL0II|$OAP' T STATION! tea. I Jtlia «AU sssssssssssssssssV ^ A ^^ » W I By Order eft WILLIAM 1. WILKINSON Attorneys: KARKUS * KANTOR, Counsellor at taw 41 Broad Street, Keyport, N. J. Auctioneer*: B. O. COATS, J, A. OVZII Also II t nil , . m Balk AV*, IM| eftHMfc, K «, THESE BIG SPECIALS NOW ON SALE AT ALL SUN RAY STORES THROUGHOUT Pfl.N.j DEL j$ {that AmtrktB kl*<*r CM awl rt«M RED BANK REGISTER teaek H what has aMde tbe deasoeraey ef LETTERS FROM I EVJENT5 OF YEARS AQO he United States tbe greatest nation in OUR READERS tbe world. It should not coairsi the accusa- FROM REGISTER FILES ons of Hitler and gtalin that we are a IJOKS GIVE THAW Year* Age I MVtWG I decadent democracy. Fair Haver., N. J. Edttet i Oeorge r. Breweter ef CtatervtUe Tear Masaeo, owner of Tony's While current leadership nay leave ns July 2, 1H1 4AMTS I. HOGAJf, Mr. Thosnai Irving Brown, suffered a arekea neck ia a fall Woader market on Monmouth st, M. HABOLU KELtr, . ith misgiving*, such should not be taken dowa a railraad esahaakascat aear was makiaf plaaa to leave the fol- Editor and Publisher: Matawaa aad was f**ad 4«ad lowing month for Italy, where he | W. MAKBY rt:»XI»GTO!»". I s evidence that our democratic form of Through the medium of your ex- cellent paper, the Fair Haven Lions where he bad fallea by Patrick Sal- would spend two months visiting MaaifcM •! *rsi*al*ti>*. - I return to national leadership of the truth and aevea chlldrea. affair were Dr. and Mr*. W. h Wos» 'The ElaLsdel! Lumber Co., Brite fert, Miss Anna GarrUoa, Mra, I WKk:l«. UO Bfoad»a», New tec* Glts of Washington, the honesty of Lincoln. Ckanera, Scedorf Mfg. Co., Frank After livlag together far M years Leslie, fair Haven Electrical Con- John Richdala aad his wife. Aaaa Minor Brown, Miss Haul Heuhau*- Yesterday we observed tbe 175th aniii- tractor, Kumaon Cleaner*, and Bar-Richdale, died wlthia tare* hours er, Muss Evelyn Young, AddUoa Thia ne»apai»r ufini no raaj>o«al»illti«* fe> Newkirk, Mr. snd M;«. Prank Lea- etatcroenla of opinion* In iattara froa Its I y of tbe Declaration of Independence: ney Egc]and for the use of their ef each other, their deaths occurr- trucks. ing at the hojae af their daughter, lie, Miss Dorothy Sutphin, Lt. SUa> Tht KM Bnnk Itegifter Msumc» no financial wsfe Each of us should be proud of tbe great The Brander Radio and Television ter, Mrs. Philip Roy, Mr. and Mr*. tlat for lypotri-ai rural crrorj in ad»»rtlif«nnla, but swill- or Ihe use of their Courtlandt White, Mr. and Mr*. §>rint that pan rf an aiivertlnement in which the traofre**- document it is. We should lie proud of the Icai »rror occur)-. Adveniff:, will pica** notifr we BMa- 11 Kenneth Davis, Miss Stoie Porter, afament immediately of any trror wfclrh «B» eff«*. Va mident* of Fair Haven for! ''.*"* • /•«• •' •• *»• •"'" Edward rsry, Mrs. Arthur Tierney. rave, intelligent men who held "then! their whole-hearUd aupport; their vivmg children Wer* Jaaos C. •abwriptton Prirti in Advance Oa» fear §10*1 Mr. aad Mrs. J. Ward Vandervetr, i ruths to be self evident, that all men are cheery "Good Morning.".and friend- Richdale of MMIMS, I- P. Hleh- Mrs. William Lippincott, Mr. aad • otiths, 12.00: thrM month,. II B0| elnrle «»»». " ly hand waving as "'e went through dale of Little Silver, Oeorge H. •rested equal, that they are endowed by Mrs. William A. Miller and Janus Itauad WMkl; rntfec! M Second Claaa Matter M •** f*J«. the borough. Richdale and lira. Susan Hawko of Hill. effica at Red Bank. N J . ur.der tha Act of Mtrrt I, lift. their Creator with certain nnalienable We think the residents of Fair,Brooklyn, and the daughter Mary, Haven ave vriy nice people. at whose home they passed away, Miss Marion J. Flanagan af Ua- Bights, that among these are Life, Liberty Again our thank*. THURSDAY, JULY 5, For the first time In several years dea pi. wa* tendered a surpris* and the puiM.ii of happiness." Sincerely .youre, the hospital Miildlnf near Bwlan- •hower at in« home ef Miss Norma G. J. Freret, ming river wa* occupied, and tweH. Francis af Newman Springs rd. General Wedemeyer's advice ahould not Publicity Chairman, Fair Haven patient* suffering from mild ca*e* Miss Flanagan was engaged to wed TIM Register Hat A Birthday Lions Club, Roger W. rrsncls, brother of th* I _ lightly taken. Tbe teacher who can not of smallpox were then for treat- hostess. The Krd Hunk UejjUter with tliit issue ment. •xpresH the greatness of our nutional marched fide by aide with free gov- MONMOI TH Mt.MOHIAI. Mlts Amanda Adams of Ckata- Harry O. Oegenrlng made a gift begins its Tlth volume. I'M mi tlie time Tiie ernments In ita own vigorous and Of some baseball equipment to the foundation i* as truly an enemy as tl ItaSt'lTAI. worth and Caleb Luker, con of Editorial Views admirably effective "Marshall Plan" Richard Luker of Bclford were Red Bank Arc department to be Hejr>U'r IIIJKIC its iii>t appcarauce way back to stop Russia's use of Communism Long Branch, N. ». used by the various fire company actually in the hire of the enemy. June 2'J, 1951married st the home ef th* groom's in .TUIIP, 1*7* up to tilt present day, it has ae a weapon of Imperial expansion. parents. Rev. J. Ward Clark per- team*. Control of the port of Marseille! To the Editor: In the group of Red Bank youag been accepted a* Hie liome newspaper of this Of Other Papers Thank you very much for print- formed the ceremony. was taken front the Rrds a year Harry Robinson, who sold hi* folks who spent the week-end at locality. From the very start there bat been ago snd In a taw month* It Is to ing thi! complete release about the Manasquan Beach wer* Mr. aad ( A sUtura to Thrift It U«i Overdue hospital campaign that I sent you!butcher buaineg* a week previous, a comtant <>tT<>rt on the part of iti publitber M4HUUNO nn be decided whether the dock work- Mr*. James R. Wolcott, Jr., Mr. aad er* of Oenoa are free or red-slave. thin weeli. 1 know your co-operation ] rented the store on Front st. form- Mrs. Frank J, Reilly, Mr. and Mrs- Havings and Loon associations in New If It IM true that there Is a treat will prove Invaluable to Dr. Han>> ,etly ucuuplcd by John T. Tetley A and coworkti> to give to Tbe Register'* Similarly, Marry Bingham told In William Bennett, Misiea Mildred, rersey this week distributed a record semi- evival of cltiun intcreit in the Bier unit his committee. | Son, where he planned to ope* a Laura and Marion Barreet, Mauda readers a clean, straightforward newspaper. •cheeU, thit (act, •Une'lng alone, an Atlantic Monthly article how Very sincerely yuurs, dairy establishment there, Parker aad Nan Mahon. Stanley annual dividend to Home 700,000 holders of muat be Mcounttl a distinct *tlm- the Communist* failed In two Enid A. Hau.pt, The women of the Mlddletown That The Krister ha* steadily dinbed year*1 coal strike* In France. They Havlland, Letter Kennedy. Karl savings accounts. Tbe sum—#8,000,000—is uitu to keeling free achooW free. Chairman, Public Relations Episcopal church gave a fair and Davis, Albert McQueen and Charles the ladder in leadership and in reader in- The nor* IntelUfent, alipejaiormte were compelled to call oft an all- | festival at Mrs. M. C. Blank'* and Allaire. •1,280,000 more than the dividend paid at Ifttlvldiuli there art who e loins', the hotter, It U too caiy, ae bourg dock workers, with the rins- horne, Mrs. Lewi* T. Knos, Miss** th* horn* of Mis* Anne O'Brien af SM>ny do, to t&y of the broad fltld ing) affirmation printed above, vo- On HuiitJIiiitf Grain Rumson tor Mia* Blanche Chance, try weekly published in like territory in tbe Other savings and loan facta: Approximate* Adcle and Lillian Cosover, Mis* who gav* up her position as school •f public education that something ted 23* to 31 to unload. Mllltnntly FREEHOLD - -\ioisture is one of Flosnic Allen, Mr*. 1. D. Thomas ly 11,600,000 of the dividend melon will be free • unionist* also balked Com- aur*e. Oueate include*: Mr. and Mrs. entire United States. It prides itself on wrong with the school*. And it the greatest enemies of stored and Miss Mary Holme* Taylor. Stephen Lequler and Misses Emily paid to the federal government In the form dlflleult tu tay linw mati.v lmv« munist rfforta to use dutk workers grain and County Agent 11. A. Lyttletoh Whit* started from having uii Hvui'tiKu net paid circulation a scuttle- the Marshall plnn itself Pcanall, Irma vonOlahn, Evelyn of Income taxes; accumulated individual reached that* conclusion thtoufh Clark offers some suggestions to Owanport for Atlantic City *n ht*Porter, Kathryn Tilton, Mary Noon- (Jan. 1, 10M to Mar. 31, 1»51) of 18,1S1 carefully obeerving the boy and by refusal to unload cargoes. mei'M who are about to harvest yacht, the Nellie White. Douglas an and Helen Kerrigan. copies and has been designated as one of savings within tbe aavlngs and loan system girl product!' ef tht echoola, and All thla I* evidence of the effect- wheat. Moisture in the grain Riddle and Corlles Price ef Ocean- wm many art* perhap* unwitting- iveness of th* International Con- causea mold, and softening of the port went with him. They enceuu- Ml** BCMIO Oreen of Shrewsbury ( tbe very few AAA plus country newspapers. In Mew Jersey now are estimated to total ly, Influenced by propaganda.. federation of Free Trade Unions, grain, and It promotes the germi- wa* enjoying her vacation H» cred a strong southeast wind and Maine. Our distribution last Thursday ticteded 1650,000,000. For publl* education doei have formed a year and a half ago to nation procesa in the kernel which such heavy oca* that their engine supplant? the* World Federation of results In heat and apollage. The Mn. Either Decker af River This manifestation of thrift on the part ltd foe* not alone«in areav where •topped completely whll* *V Man- 14,000 copies. flnanelat Intereata de«lre only a Trade Union*, which had fallen un- county ngent points out one thing oloklng. Fortunately the at Plasa sailed on a Cunard liner far of the people la In direct contrast to the Modicum of tchooling In the Inter- der Communist domination. France which farmers may not be aware life-aavlng itatlon there **w a two months' tour of Europe. Not only does The Begister toad In eir- rat of keeping labor cheap, but also and Italy »r* the last countries of of, and that is when the moisture their plight and came U their res- Mr, and Mrs. Jarne* C. Hend- eolation hnt al«o in the average number of waeteful manner In which Washington la throughout the country. No fewer free Europe In which It Mill re- content i« at eight per cent or less cue with a tug, which towed th* rlckeon and daughter returned t» spending public funds. than rlva propaganda "front*" by main* for the ICFTV to fain free- the. grain weevils or insects can- disabled boat to Baraegat. their home at Mlddletown village pages to the Untie; the amount of local news organisation* with high founding dom for organised labor. not grow or multiply. A moisture Joseph Uttl*. proprietor of New- after an auto trip through Penn- < carried; its fearless and independent cd< Thrift played an important part In tbe name* wore cited in New York at Free, organised labor In the content of eight per cent or lcaa man Spring* Villa, had a large sylvsnla and Virginia. growth of our great country. Thank a recent dinner of the Public Edu- United States can take pride In its in Monmouth county is very rare, dance pavilion and an open-air Francis O'Brien af Shrewsbury Itorials and it leads by far any other conn eatioa Aeaociation aa deliberately accomplishment* In throwing off but Clark mentions this fact to vaudeville theater built on hi* place took employment at Lewes (tors. heavena, It atill exlsta among the great •lurrlag the public echool tyatem. show the importance of keeping overlooking th* Shrewsbury river. try weekly in local, national and elaatlAed the Communist yoke. Not only has the grain dry in order to reduce Harry Morford of Red Bank advertising. majority of tKe people, for there la little The a*MCl*tlo«'* bulletin eharae- It worked along side British and damage. While cooking dinner a sudden moved late hi* house on BilveraMe terlied one of the ave as dUatml- Dutch labor a* founder* and prime draft caused the flam* to Bar* up ave., little ailver, which h* had Its advertising columns carry announo evidence of It among the federal agencies in natlag half-truth* and untruth*, mover* of th* free world labor To hold moisture down the grain and the kitchen atev* at the bom* purchased and remodeled a *h*rt the nation's capital. What we need in this lifting statement* of reputable ed- movement, It ha* also practiced at should never be threshed on a of Mrs. Daniel Champlln of Whit* me preview*. •tnta every issne of the leading local wm- ucator* out of their conteit and home what It he* preached abroad, damp day, the combine should not st, wont up in flame*. In trying t« William B. Wihoff of MapU av*. country, at much aa anything else, from the ebanta aa well u the greatest advtrtMBg wtthout any *ubeUntlatlon Inalit- The CIO, (tartlng at It* IMS con- be used until the grain is thor- smother the blaae, her son, Charles was building a ten-room hous* af lag that ">rope**lve" education oughly ripe, and It should not be K, Champlln, upset th* stove and Haaage paid for by the largest ntwapaptr (op of tbe list right on down the line, It a vention, purged lUelf of red-led Colonial design at the earner af eaueo* Juvenile delinquency and started in the field In the morning he wais palniifully burned on tbe Mapl* ave. and Irving pi. return to common erase and tbe "two-pint* union*, made provision* to take apace buyers in rural county publications prteaotea Communiam." Another members of th* expelled groups until all the dew is off. Cutting face and aarms. Employ*** of MM Norma Roger* ef River of tha ftv* "fronti" waa aatd to pro- th* atraw tall enough to mis* the ia the entire nation. two make feur" formula among those who hack into CommunUt-frs* unions, Mount'e carriage factory, which Plata gave a bon voyage party for daee "on* diatribe after another. cleaned up and kept the United green undergrowth and weeda will waa next to tbe Champlln house, Mia* Hilda Southalt of Leonardo, OB ita anbacriptioB list It haa at hold the public putte strings. It's long ... » antl-Cathollc, now anti-Fed- Automobile Workers and th* Fur-help 'to reduce moiatme in the carried the burning; stove outdoor*. wha aalled on the Carmania tar a eral aid for education, now «ntl- threshed grata hy keeping out as fcundred families who have been aubaeiiban overdue. 1 niture Workers . . . Lorillard'a brick work*, between two months' trip abroad. Att*a*Tlng •»rotT«*l*» education, but always much of th* green stuff as pos- th* affair were Mian* Hilda and favage." Along with M,00»,0M other work- sible. Keyport and K«an*burg, caught fire since the flrst issue and more than half of ers from more than SO other na- from an overheated kiln, and In Rhoda aouthall of Leonardo, Mlaa If some weed needs or green ma- 111 prevent subscriber* have taken The Bag- Dean Mllllcent C. Mclntoah of tion*, the 1(1,000,000 organised work- a very short time th* entire plant Marion Dennis of Port Monmouth, VacaHotitn, Tain It Eaijrl Barnard College and Roy Urnn, ing men and women of th* United terial are mixed with the grain, was destroyed. It wa* animated Miss Margaret Corbett af Long itter for the past 15 yeare or more. chairman of the National Cltlacn*' Btate* and Canada have found a It will help to reclean the grain the loss amounted to 000,000, with Branch, Miss Helen Bill* of High- If you're vacation-bound and want your CommlMlon for the Public Bchooli, democratic way of protecting their before it Is stored. If this can b* insurance coverage of about half lands, Ml** Lillian Nag1 * «f Brook- The Register must have Intrinsic vaha dona quickly, after harvest, it will heart to keep functioning normally for the urged elttten aupport for the freedom from the unscrupulous who hat amount. lyn, Mrs. Elisabeth Brown Morales to ratals reader Interest over so long a per* •ehool* agalnat attack. The former would enslave thorn, and ar* taking help to prevent absorption of tha F. r. Bralllard sold III* butehw of Ridgowood snd Mis* Jennie Jtog- duration of your holiday, and after, heed . 1: "If we want a free aoclety. It with an inrlnelbls skill moisture from this green material fed. into the grain that th* farmer hualnea* on Front at to Lewis Las* * ef River Plasa. these six suggestions by tbe New Jersey wo mutt atov* heaven and earth to Louis Po*t-DI*patch who closed hi* (hop on Bhnwsbury Beajamln r. Allen purchased \ To tbe old friends as well aa tbose naw* train reeoonattte cltlaen*." want* to store. ave. and moved to hi* new location. from J. Trafford Allen the bou*e Heart association: Nobody auppoae* that our public It by chance the grain Is damp Mlaa Sarah McCarthy of Broad on the west ilde af Riverside ave, •Msers who have joined The Register's Urge after threshing It should be spread Don't overdo in athletics. That extra •ehool ayatem everywhere deierve* st., who wa* employed In th* cen-formerly occupied, by Mr. Allen'* family of readers and advertisers, wa lift a clean bill of health, but In It re- KatowYotfCovenunent out In a pile about six Inches deep tral office of the Red Bank Tele- •lattr. set of tennis, that "one more round" of golf, poiea the greatest hope for the fu- or a tight floor, or even on a can- oar bat in appreciation for tiieir continued vas under shelter, and then it can phone company, wa* Th* oldest and ona af the bait that additional 50 yards of swimming may ture. Any deliberate effort* to Im- week at Tuekahoe. Ml**ibUHaULongi - gardeners and poultrymen la Mon- friendship and loyalty. We promise to an? pede, even undo here and there, Ita IT* MM Itapaytr W*» toy* be turned frequently until it bas a street took over temporary Mis* mouth county at th* tlm* was For- be just enough to put a fatal strain on your effectlvaneu are strongly to be con- It iceuu that "Rich Uncle" ha* chance to dry. McCarthy* duties a* an operator. man C. Stryker, who lived with his . deavor to serve them aa well aa we hava downed,-Newark Sunday New*. heart And don't be a "week-end athlete"— been able to afford all those gener- Clark says Insect damage can William Waters, ISM Oftorn*. & daughter, Mn. Vormaa A. Cosaa- in tha paat and—better, If we can. ous gift* only because hs ha* been be reduced by thoroughly cleaning boom af Marlboro. Mr. Strykcr was spread your play over the week rather than H. Vick, Henry K. Allstrosa, VEDEBAI. OOVEBNMENT using your money to pay for them. the bin before any new grain is Charles J. Dalman and Henry A. the father of Franklin Pierce Btryk- trying to pack it all into one or two daya. Its Uncle Sam, th* old handout placed inside. The side walls and Cuyon were elected Into member* er of Red Bank. The year* rested orssunoiia man, who has been doing the "giv- floor should be brushed down to ship In the Monmouth Boat club. lightly an Mr. Btryker, and quit* Team Work la Action Get plenty of sleep. When you're aaleep, At th* haaard of being called ing" In thla case, according to the remove any left-over kernels. That frequently he would walk from •Ithir trlta or Juet ideaintic we portion of th* bin which will not George Norman of Chestnut *t, Marlboro to Freehold and back. your heart gete the mott beneficial rest. New Jersey Taxpayers Association. who wu employed in Theodore At Monday night's meeting of the Etton vsaturo to suggest that there are Tbe so-called gift*) an Federal Gov- be in direct contact with th* grain aft amaitng number of our other- •hould be sprayed with a five per Slcklea' grocery store, waa visiting Oeorge W. DollWor, Bertram M. town board of education, concrete t« Eight hour* of sleep should be a minimum. ernment "granU-ln-ald" to state and with relative* at Tuekabo*. Dolllver, Ray OarlUle and Oeorge wia* Intelligent eiUtsna who know local government*. Th* bllllona of cent DDT solution. Old bags can ( work waa evidenced. The planning board Ten is even better. amaslngly little about what their be dipped In this solution and then Miss Anna Morrla of Wallae* st Alesander, all of Red Bank, and dollar* needed to finance these took employment In DeHart *s Let-Jack Berry of Brooklyn went on a Watch your weight and diet. Over- government doss. Despite the fact thoroughly dried and spread over presented the board of education a detailed that our newspapers, magailnsa "gifts" ar* taken from Internal rev- the top of the stored grain In son's photographic studio on Broad fishing party to Sandy Hook. Bert- nap which showed the location of every indnlenge of any kind may hurt your heart. and ether media of public Informa- enue collections, the money that the bin. st. ram Dolliver landed a striped baas tion have done and at* doing a taxpayera pay—directly or Indirect Miss Florence Bishop of Oakland which w*lfhed 40 pounds. child in the borough, from tbose just born Keeping yonr weight normal helps avoid good job In new* reporting about ly—day-ln-and-day-out to the Feder. The last, but very important •treet. took employment at book- Fir* practically destroyed th* heart strain. government activities, there aro lit-al Government in the form of In- precaution, is to see that the stor- keeper with Ford es Miller. Hollywood hotel on Cedar ave., Long to those through the eighth grade age. age Is rat proofed. Then the grow- erally millions of our eUUeni who come, cxcti* and other taxes as The Leslie McKibbon properly, Branch, with a Ion amounting to Leo Carling, chairman of the plannlni Never take medicine for your heart un- at* what might be called "refugees well as various fees. er should not rest on his laurels, $000,000. About 400 guests were < but should Inspect the grain fre- adjoining th* aehoolbouM at Nave- board, said the impressive looking map wai less It has been specifically prescribed by from knowledge and Information," No small feanuta, th* Federal sink, was purchased by Webster registered at th* tlm* but they all They read about It and shrug their Government program has grown quently, to see that it keeps in Swan of that place. escaped Injury. tbe result of "a lot of work for lota of peo- your physician. shoulders or they Just doit read from 15 million dollars in 1920, togood condition. Grain that is heat- Mis* Marie 8. Walker and Joseph ing can be cooled by moving it The contract to repaint and glass ple." Particularly mentioned for praise Keep your resistance to infection up by It when they sea It In the press. lot million in 1930, to more than the window* of the Keyport public J. Bole of Red Bank wer* married 500 million dollars In 1940. Aa re- over a conveyor, or even running by Recorder W. J. Poulson at hi* were members of the Home and School dub following your physician's general health So we may be pardoned for say- it through the combine again. schoolhouse wa* awarded to Albert ing that probably few people know cently aa IMS It totalled "only" 491 Poling. home on Waverly pi. and George Winning. The club members rules. or roattl* th* vaat atia and wide- million dollars, Tha program tot John DeRocne of freehold caught More than ISM was cleared at a the new fiscal year contemplates lawn party given at Mra, O. Har- recently conducted a preschool age surrey Above all—relax! Avoid worry or un- spread ramlflcatlone now reached Questions and Answers a four-pound baa* In th* pond at 1 by th* credit and lending opera- expenditures of nearly three bil- Millhurst. old Nevlu* place oa Sycamore ave., i while Mr. Winning gave the age and ad- due emotional stress, both of which are tion* of the federal government. lion dollars. To Vets' Problems A barn on tha old distillery prop- Shrewsbury, by th* Presbyterian young people's home missionary so- dress of children in school the paat year. prime beartdamagers. According to a special study ap- In New Jersey alone, during th* erty at Ltncroft, owned Jolntlnly by pearing In the 1883 government fiscal years sine* 1945, grants-ln-ald Q. I am a Spanish-American War William H. Thompson and the ciety. Taking part in the entertain- veteran. How can I establish my ment program were Miss Edith These columns previously have been budget document, the total loam, have grown from 1XH million dol- eligibility for V. A. outpatient treat- Japhla Clayton estate, wa* struck guarantees and credit commitment* lar* to more than 34 million dollar*. by lightning and completely de- Honlgman, Mr*. Eugene Manifold, used to praise the progressive work of mont under Public Law 791, en- Mr*. Oeorge Boons, Raymond Still- by wholly-owned government en- Not that New Jersey wants more. acted this past April? stroyed. Eatontown's planners and elected officials. •SUSFU'I. the Answer terprises will amount to W4.400,- Far from It. State leaders point out Joseph A. Haven* of Nut Swamp, man, James and Judith Avati and 000,000 ($«.« billion) at the end of A,, Eligibility mny be established Mrs. Harold Hlne. The Army asked that the term "G. I." that New Jersey would be far bet- who was employed by Ma]. Joseph We're happy to again have reason to point the current fiscal year ending June ter off if the Federal government In one of the following ways: T. Field, fell from a load of hay Charles Burd of Conover lane In- I out a job well done. All too frequently do not be used when referring to soldiers. 10; and not even this huge total kept Ita gifts and also restored to (a) presentation of your honorable and broke hi* leg. Dr. Petsr P. jured hi* right hand as a result oovtrs everything, line* tor vari- discharge certificate showing your Thus, because some brass is getting more the state* some of the tax sources Rafferty attended the Injury, but of getting It caught in th* center- we find municipalities where organisations ous reasons it excludes numerous used to pay fpr them. service was within the dates set upMr. Haven* had to be taken to board trunk on Andrew Murray** and officials—all well intentioned—are stuffy than usual, we stand to lose what other agencies under government A cltlaen group—the Committee In the law; (b) if you are now get- Long Branch hospital for further knockabout Agnes during a rac* sponsorship, Including th* Com- ting V. A. benefits, presentation of on the river here. working against one another. It is good, haa been a colorful bit of slang. on Federal Affairs of the New Jer-a form letter which V. A. sent you; treatment modity Credit Corporation. sey Taxpayers Association—has A servant girl employed In the Miss Adeltha Wilson of Beiford then, to observe a group of official and semi- G. I., of course, means government issue, The total, moreover, I* on the been quietly making a check of the (c) presentation of a V. A. letter household of William H. Posten, and Charles Soden of Fair Haven notifying you of a V. A. award, or were married at the home of the official bodies joining hands for the com* rise, the June 30, US1, figure indl< whole situation. It finds that the Jr., of Atlantic Highland*, upset a Originally, the Army's frequent mention ol catlas an Increase of 9H billion, or relationships between the various (d) verifying your service and C- gasoline stove In the kitchen, and bride's aunt, Mr*. John Vanderbllt. ( inon good. May their successes be numerous. it had to do with such things as clothes, 27 per cent, over the comparable level* of government have thus far number assignment through the the room was set on fire. It was The ceremony waa performed by figure last year. By June 30, 1M2, escaped the re-examlnatlon and re-normal procedure of filing a V. A.estimated that th* damage to th* Rev. A. C. Polhemu*, pastor of th* shoes, neckties and the like. The soldier* a further Increase of Mtt billion organisation being carried out now, form for outpatient treatment. kitchen would exceed 1590. Belford Methodist church. popularised the term, giving It a variety of Is expected. Think it over, Mr. adays In relation to many other Q, Are veterans of the Korean Charles Llttlefield, Jr., of Ocean- Miss Helen V. Maloney, daughter Citlxen, your government is In the phases of governmental activities. campaign eligible for V. A. grants Teachers and Independence definitions. A soldier who strictly complied port sold hi* Sbeepahead Bay sta-of John F. Maloney of Bridge av*,,. financial pawnshop business to th* Now, the Taxpayers Association for specially-designed "wheelchair ble of 88 horses for W1.750, an ave-became the bride of Loul* A. Lieut. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, with regulations was known as "strictly tune of 144.4 billion dollars-thls My*, there should be a general housing," or Is the benefit limited rage of 12,090 • head. Dstpreaux of Red Bank at at In a period of mounting Inflation- to World War II veterans? G. I." One who resembled the bedraggled appraisal of the Federal grant* A. M. Brown, Cornellu* Aokerson, James church. Rev. John B. Me- speaking before an applauding "Freedom ary preasurss when the earns gov- program. A. Grants for "wheelchair homes" Adam Salx, B. B. Ogden and J. Cloakey, rector of th* church, per- ' Week" audience Monday night, said that Mauldln type was "G. I. Joe." It was only ernment I* Imposing restrictions en are available to eligible veterans of G. Schenck of Keyport were ap- formed tbe ceremony. numerous types of privat* lending. the Korean hostilities. The benefit teachers at all levels should be held respon- normal that tbe American soldier should Teachers Get 9100 pointed a committee to solicit sub- Mis* Laura V. Jones of Nsw Tork It certainly looks Ilk* th* tlma I* Is not limited to World War II scriptions of stock for the estab- and Charles Delnlnger of Red sible for the proper teaching of American poke fun at himself and the Army. her* for "government" to revise Raise at Freehold veterans; it extends to all veterans, lishment of a cutlery factory at Bank, formerly of Mlddletown vil- and reform Us fiscal policies—If it ofi war and peacetime, who meet that place. lage, were married at Mew Tork, history. He rightly berated those teachers There were many other expression* really wants to curb Inflation.—New FREEHOLD-The board of edu- the requirements. Mrs. Anna Walling of Keyport, and upon their return from their Jersey Manufacturer* association cation last Thursday night voted and professors who "scoff at" what bas unique to the service. How better could Q. Could I begin a GI Bill cor- mother of Marshal James M. Wall- wedding trip would take up reel- N*w* Letter. a 1100-a-yeir inereaie for all of the respondence school course before '•>« of that puce, celebrated her dence on Shrewsbury ave. been a glorious and brave past for the condition be described than the G. I.s M employees In the school system, the July 25 cut-off date, and later Mth birthday, with a falmly re- To authorise the Increases, the Mr, and Mr*. John 1*. Hogan at ' United States. "SnafuV" Brief, but to the point. Its den- UNIONS VS. COMMUNISM switch to a classroom course In theunion, Lake ave., Fair Haven, entertained board raised the salary guide for same field? While riding his bicycle down the at a party on tha occasion of tho The recently retired general asked tbal uitioii waa "situation normal, all fouled We are free dockers and will re- teachers by $100 in sll categories A. No, V. A. regulation* prohibit •nd pa»s*s a resolution allowing road leading from hi* home to the fifth birthdays of their twins, Mar- greater credit be given to such facts of hit up." Then, too, there was ••Susfn." Tha main free. such a post cut-off date switch. You public road, Eleaaar Parmly of lon and John. These words which th* dock tha raises for non-teaching per may, however, cnnjlnuo In an ad' sonnfl, Oceanic ran Into a dog and waa Miss Gertrude N. Orausc, daugh- tory as Washington's truthfulness, Lin< means "Situation unchanged, still fottlnu workers of Cherbourg spoke tn vancod correspondence course, onco thrown. Ho was laid up for several ter of Mrs. Josephine Orauae of coin'* honesty. These are not myths defter* up," We think the Army's action in trying their would-be Communist masters Money for the Increases was In-yon rnmpldn tlic nnn you (ire now ly , ddu o t o tthh o ijinjurlol s sustainedti . Bridge ave., and Clarence W. Wood, have been spoken to Russian Com, cluded In the 1*51-52 budget adopt' planning to take—provided' It's In William Brown left the employ ton of John Wood of Long Branch, ing of laughter, but that is what Commun- to eliminate an important part of the ver- munlim all over the world In the •d In Februsry, but the authorising the same field and that you have of George M. Quackcnbush at Llt- were married at the Methodist pnr- ists delight in having us believe. He pointed nacular it best described as susfu. paat yesr and a half. Edwin A, action wa* delayed pending a study enough Ol Bill entitlement remain- tlo Silver to take employment In sonage at Little Silver by Rev. Al- lh tell* how fr«* labor 1 by uu board. ing. Sickles' store at Red Bank. fred I* Bans*. mm RAXK grown;*, wi,r», rosi asties) st>Uae} af local aseeattswate ist*. Students are re«.t4i<4 U auks mug taaiag district!. Thus there Qtutifiea flve jvatps from aa airplane, la- Property b the caa be a fair apftortionaaeat of the cludiaf one with f\ii equipment, MAM !• MINI county tas and a talr diitributioa of atate aid. RUMIOX—P.F.C. William E Keystone oi State The commission suggeita that Robinson, SOB of Mrs. Susanna B Hitherto Prcscato MINN'S LAUNDERETTE tero possible methods of ending; the j Robinson of I Family St., was re- lisrorsMiraiieM present rising trend in real estate! ctntly graduated from the basic 114 NosuMNilk St. RE 64609 (Opp. %eW) Tax Structure taxes may be considered: <1> re- airborne course of the Infantry LEONARDO — Township Clerk New Jenejr Badly vision of present real estate tax school at fort Brnning, Ga., as a Howard W. Roberts presented pa- SUMMER SCHEDULE exemptions; (2) limitation of real qualified parachutist, pers o{ Incorporation to the Middle- estate taxes. Both of these prob- town Township AusiUary Police as- IVIHY DAY-JMONDAY THROUGH 5ATUH0AT lems are being; ttudied by the com- sociation at a meeting at the high Fiaeal Palicy school Tuesday night when 60 MONOAY-4 A. M. to • f. M. But the commission believes the members were sworn in to bring Th« state af New Jersey )• torn- problem is far graver than revising the number of registered auxiliary sletely lacking la a l«a(-ran|:e fis- tke property tax. Revision will im- police to let. FRIDAY—1 A. M. r« * P. M. cal policy .... tomt remodeling irove the local tax situation but A motion picture, "Communism of the stats tas structure nay be will not provide the necessary In th« U. 8. A," was presented at inevitable evea were tke state gev- >dditlonal revenue for the state. the mpitin? and night atlrka Sis' 1 STOP SliVKI ernment to do au mutt tint* iualn> If New Jiisiy it tu r»l»t> the aa- trilmted. The atlSlliary police as- tail iti prcteat level of Mrvice." tional revenues nerded to meet sociation waa formed for the social The** ire the studied conclusions Trent needs and create a tax and athletic activities of the police UUHORV-SNim flNISlW ef tke Iftk report e>f the commis- ystem able to provide for a grow- group, according to Patrolman aioa ca atatt Ta> policy. Believing state, it must broaden its tax Raymond T. Walling, chairman AND DRV CUANIN4 that the bail* of aa effective de- le by one or a combination ot: and instructor. saocraey is to lot the people know, ales Tax .... Income Tax . . . . The Register, In co-operation with teviscd Business Tax .. . Ton-Mile tha New Jersey Press auociatioa, 'ax on Heavy Trucks . . , Broader is pre»entint a summary of tail il Taxing Power. These possi- vHal report Ilitiea wiU be duscusaed in future Tht material kaj been prepare* rticles. ELEORICA with the cooperation of the New BALLET ART SCHOOL Jersey Tas Study Foundation, a cltiiena group formed for (1) Get Anbury Manager the tu facti, and ei'sun-j APPLIANCE ALSO F0JI COOL ft/MV£Jt COMFORT erty." A* the eoawniaaioa points iel mangement. Managers of the out, "lacal property owners are pay. Reade theaters In New Jersey S. SERVICE lay 17.1 per cent more in ta« dol ,nd New York arc in competition. lars thai they were •<-n years ago." Mr. ilevia was cited for work Al lUpain (Jan* an Tan Mai heal to* Ml la t» in ths exploitation field, particular- f Dancing Clsttsi With Recreations! Activities WINTER FVEL SAVINGS ly for his campaign on the movie, "The Thing." In April's competi- A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNGSTERS HAVE FIREPROOF Ths keystone of the New Jersey tion, John Bulmer, former city tas structure Is the general prop- manager for Reade at Red Bank HAROLDS erty ta*. Two-thirds of all non-pay- and Long Branch, placed ucond. KOMAROVV FARM Chapel Hill, Box 192 roll state and local taxes are based RADIO I ELECTRIC SHOP J0NNS4MNVILLI Ha now manages the circuit's to rraat M., IM Hank IM144 PHONI RIO RANK *HT*-M «r Ml41 on property* New Jersey derives three theaters at i'lsinrleld. INSTAlliD IY a greater share of its overall tax revenue from property than any other Industrial state. "Yet the ad- ministration of the general prop- hsriatiM & Siding Corp. erty tax is a chaos, for business it Is a asatter of bargaining; for 90S MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK 2*107 the home owner, a steadily mount- ing* tax rats." LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES. The nrst requirement for a sound tas structure, says the com- HAROLD SMITH .... Rtd 1*4 Ullt-J mission, is ta put the property tax in order. ADAM LINZMAYM I. Auntie Highlands 14302 The new Mate Constitution re- quites that property be assessed "under general laws and by uni- • JOHNS-MANVILLI form rules according to the same AOOHNG . SIDING . INSULATION standard of value." Studies show widespread difference, even within the sams municipalities. Based on current market prices these "stand- ards" range from IS per eent to US per cent Household personal property Is assessed at a nominal sum that has na reference what- ever to ths base. There Is no one standard of value nor ef practice. Collections are Inadequate and cost- If- These facts leas the commission ta recommend strongly that "ti tion of household personal property be abolished and that municipalities bo given the option of levying an occupancy tas." (A levy paid by the occupant on * scale graduated according to tha rental or valuation of the dwelling unit). Intangible property—stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages, etc.—in the hands of Individuals are entirely exempt. This again points up the plight of ths real estate owner. "A cltlsea can own a million dollars' worth of high-yield securities and pay not If you need money, find out for ..fuel. Emergencies of all kinds. nickel to either state or local yourself what these folks have dis- government; but if be owns a mil- covered ... that HFC-Household Mnipi|alln1a|il,AtilPC lion dollars' worth of real estate Finance Corporation—gives you repay your loan in monthly and improvements he pays an ave- everything you want in fast, de- instalment! especially arranged to rage of sis per eent to a variety pendable money service. fit your income. Our rale on ill of local tasing districts," loans above $100 is substantially These inequities lead the com- tat MHM. NO matter who you below the lawful maximum. For mission to suggest four ways in are or where you work, you can a prompt, businesslike cash loan, which to put the property tsx In borrow $20 to $500 here,' without call HFC today! order: endorsers or guarantors. (1) A new spproaeh to the pres- nfffWMPff* IHOTt KVftlfflf MfN4Nv ent vaguely denned 'true value.1 CMII IK at» gs*i •trams. Car vomtn bortowfrm HFC (tea mm measure—a. step permitted for the repairs... vacation expenses... dhtf coMSNNMf Jittttttt tompwHjk flrst time by tha new Constitution. ' or dental bills... taxes iotantwuit$b.BcmmJttmHfG, As assessments are made locally, "true value" may mean 40 per cent UONtY WMN r»U NIIO ITI of the sale price In one ares, W per cent In another, ete. Such dis- crepancies may even eslst on the me street (1> Centralised supervision of as- sessments by ths state, county oi both. This Is now required by law but never put Into practice. S13 State St., Cor. Nwr Brunswick Aw. (I) Correction of Inequities in Perth Amboy National Rink Bldg., 6th Floor ths personal tax: by a uniform, Phone: PErth Antey I-MM well-defined tax on business per- sonality (inventories and equip- ment); farm personalty (livestock and equipment); and abolition of the property tax on household goods with a provision of an op- PUBLIC SALE tional occupancy tax by municipali- Estate •! 8. Ella Matoney, will tell at PnbUe Auctloa entire Hssjac ties. koM Oases aad Furnishings on the piemlses at; (4) If local assessment Is to be ALLSTATE continued, establishment of equal!- HOLMDEL, Mif JERSEY Oa tha Holmdel-Mlddletown Hoad, opposite Walnut 1IIU Farm, • miles soatk ef Matawan or 4 mUei west oi Bed Bank, I mUes northeast et Hetaael. BATTERYv^ »MKH SAT., JULULY 7th IM* *. n INSTAUID PMK Six Hitchcock Chairs (Originals)Is), GranGrandfather'd s Clock (Mahogany •• AnwMT Nil flint m Case), Original Drop-leaf Tables, Ermire Mirrors, Rugs (Oriental and DIIVINO AN OLD CAR Domestic—Room and Scatter 8ixes), Old Chests, Occasional Chairs, WITHOUT AIAP1TY CHICK-UP 0UAIANTIID End Tables, Prints, Engravings, FIooi and Table Lamps, Sectional and Cow records prove that k's foolish MI Open Bookcases In Mahogany and Oak, Rocking Chairs, Curtains, dtnufoui to drive today's can without U MONTHS Drapes, Pottery, Settees, Booka, Coffee Table, Fireplace Screens and ducovettaa and coireciins un-bslsncts Andirons, Bric-a-brac, Banjo Clock, Vacuum Cleaner, Colonial Heater, whttU, mutliSMd munMTbeMaxlit... * btciuM ihote condition! cute psm fail* Ouutanding Homort Chlnaware, Glassware, Silver, 82-plece Pinner Set (Dresden), Upright ttrt,Mc^ti, low of CMcraMMMC* Piano (Cabinet Grand), Electric WIISIIIUK Machine, Cabinets, Kitchen- CIDBNTS. let w CCINCI VOW or NOW ware, Frigldalre, Florence Heater, Spinning Wheel, Chests of Drawers, with our scientific BEAR Equipment. 20-in. Window Fan Four Poster Double Beds, Pino Washstands, Boudoir Chairs, Dressers, TlMkYiirlipilrMMFir Bureaus, Bisque, Clocks, Kerosene Lamps, Porch and Lawn Furniture, Garden Tools, Lawn Mower, Stepladder, Power Mower 31 Super Falcon "Tfct AceMMf That 2-Speed Unit and everything from cellar to attic. Lunch will be served. OidritHopp*"/ Administrators and Auctioneer* shall not be responsible in the event of accident or Injury to any person or persons In, on or about the Drowi in cool, fresh air, forest ouf hot, Guaranteed premises, It's Been "Quality* lines 1MJ Guaranteed By OrAVtj of! 24 Monlhs Movm 4230 eu. ft. 24 Month.. MARGARET HARRINGTON Joseph WUdinger Co. * Body Builder* Weal for apartment., imalf hom.',"and Ifflc,," ELLA GLOUG1I KatfensJAdlllsf BflAnlBsmlflsV grill*. See It demonstrated today) ir: Administrators. Oeilen Hoists ate Damp Bodies plates 115 Shrewsbury At*, Fhoas Auctioneers! B, 0, COATS — J. A. OUMI B«4 Bank, N. J. SB MM] HIED IANK 4M Bath Are,, Long Branch, N. ,1, rhone tint. fatt> motuy JaW 6-1122 , Members) "National Auctioneers Annotation," "New Jersey State) SAFETY HEADQUARTERS Society of Auctioneers." nmmi*. *. mi CM ttoftoaakr Niaa Mary Gaiaea Nor Mildrad Bi««r««« **4 Do»*ld Bi*- DCFENSE PLANT NfXIM Players to Present Fa Mr. sat Mrs. J«*cah T*»IM* are grove. Matoata Usoaa<4 operated MOMPT SIIVICI • 9 eaUrtainlag Mr*. Edward Drak* th*j aaoviaf pM»r* asaehiae which tUDDURTOWN VOUGE Hn. ui ckiMraa, Btttf imm —4 D*r*> was used daily at the achooL IAIM HANDS 'Blithe Spirit Samuel Colliaa ef Kiag-'s klfkway •f Oalveetoa, T*»sa. C»pt. Esl- •THING LAKE—"Blith* Spirit," aaaouncea the engagement of her »r< Drake, a asercliaat aurlM, 1 4 TMICNI WMOOMf LETTCRRK Nofl Coward * gay cosneay surges* ward, Mi>i Mary Gaines to Sgt. i>4 aboard his ship, Murray M. ahou< a man with the ghosts *f William Elwood Deriekaon, son of IUSB, June n f«r TriesU. The aaaual fair at th* Set Bright PIPER MGXS * *HOW riHDS twn IIVM en his nan**, will be theWilliana Dericknn of Middietowa Mrs. Earl MoCullougk »a« ckiM- Methodist church will a* held Aug. next, pn-scntntinn at. th* Ivy Tow- illage, aad the )*t* Ifn. Ann .» of Ha worth are s*ea«iag tw* I end « •« th* church. Mr*. Bea- er Playhouse, npening Tu'sdsy. rtekton. •eeks with Mr. •*k Morfor4 eB- have charge of th* grah h*f. 18 . 20 WHAKF AVE. RED BAXK 6-53110 tation will h« Geoffrey B»rr aa* rtainea William Hepla fer kis John Edward Stevens, Jr., cf Jer- Grar« Powers us Mr. md Mr*. rthdsy W*4«*»4*y ef last weak sey City and Arthur Hiltoa of New COOO OrfORTUNiTV K>t QUAliflfO MfN Condomine. P*ir*y BaaVy will play L a supper party. Guests included Tork city will spend the week-end the rnl« of Elvira, the jhoetly wife. [is* Evelyn Therkon and Mr*.with Mr. saIj Mrs. Garry Paskui ef Mr. Barr appeared with Claude lopla of Atlantic Highlaade. Mrs. Ocean an. SYNCtO MACMNI COMPANY Raines in "Darkness lit Noon," last .ally gmullen of Deal Mr. *nd Mrs. Marvin Pederaea ef South st., winter in New York. Mrs. Power« larold Morford and Misa Anne and Rohert K*ehn of Church St. 411 SAYHAVl Pf 4-UdO PfRTH AMUOV played in George Bernard Shaw's 'ichenor. participated in Initiation ceremon- play. "Major Barbara," in New Mrs. Theodore Ticks rd and sonies at Bickburj lodge, Odd Fellows, TELEVISION York city last, urason. Mill Badey, lobert of Hialeah, FU , wer* guests last Thursday night at Lakewood. a\*> V*M inrluomK her pxperienre on the «t week f-f Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mr. Ped«r«en I* noble grand of the stage in New York, and •• tele- ;rbe. Sea Bright lodge. vision, hai appeared in R.K.O., Ruth MacCarmack of Tyndall rd. Harold BoloiMn, who la stationed Paramount and MGM. pictum. •lebrated her seventh birthday with the Army at Fort DIK, spent SERVICE 'eeterday at a family party. the week-end with his parents, Mr. THAT'S ON THI HAM! HhrcM»bury Youth Several members of the Baptist and Mrs. Benjamin Solomon ef TIH 18 «HJM church attended a baseball game Ocean av«. Slrurk by Auto last Tuesday evening at th* Polo Miss Marguerite Kcenan, dsugh- Kill ln*r.U an Vr»*Ubl>. |.1S ft. SHREWSBURY — Robert Jonet, grounds. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan REPAIRS ON I. of 32 Poach ft. waa treat**] far Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts of Oeean ave., Is ••ptcted home to- PuPont VegetakJe Gardrn Dual chock and a possible fractured spent th* week-end with Mr. andday for 1* days' leave from the ALL MAKE SETS! right ankle Monday morning at Mrs. Nelson Robert* and daughter Oreat Lakes Naval station, Great Kill Inaecta ON FloMera |.1S tk. Riverview hospital. The child WM of rairfleld, Conn. Lakes. Ill, where she is it»tioned • DwPont Floral GardM Dual Wl IMHOY HIGHLY SKILLED TICNNICUNS injured when ne was atruck by a The closing exercises of th* daily with the WAVES. car driven by Roland Rodenburg acation bible school took place Dr. Arthur Zook ef Drew univer- of m Ludlow ave., Long Branch, unday evening at the Baptist Kill limecta on Fruit Treea |.15 Ib. • IfCOItOIMCS MAOI ef WIBOINGI AMI OTMIt MIMMAHI Ma* Mary Oalnre sity wa* the fueit speaker at the IVIMTS . IOIAI 6I»T . . . MASONAUI •ATM on Hance ave. hurch, with pupils taking- part, morning *ervie* at th* Methodist DuPont Fruit Tree Spray insisted by their teachers. Teachers According to stale police, the Both Miss Gaines snd her fiance church. C«H See Irifht 2-0101-OM* hoy rode hU bike out of Peach at. included, Mrs. Charles Frederick, New officers of the Bea Bright Kill Mir.. MiMquilOf-a, Ele. t.9S onto H;inee ave. and Into the path attended Middletown township Mrs. Kloyd Guilladeau, Mm. ftunsrll high school. Sgt. Derickson served Bennett, Mrs. James Willi, Mrs. Lions club will be installed Monday Arroaret (NnthPoiaottoua) lb*n. Bomb of the car. He was taken to River- during World War II for four nlsrht at Harry's Lobster house. view by the Red Bank Ural aid Wilson, Mrs. James Allen, Mrs. The Installation of the new water SHREWSBURY RADIO & TELEMSON squad. yearn, two and a-half years ol oseph Baxter and Rev. William Aeroarct (Formula #2) Bomb 1.39 I.CNC KID IANK HA num which time was spent in Ger Bisgrove. Refershments were In main on Ocean ave., Is proceeding There were n* complaint*, many. He re-enlisted in the Army harge of Mrs. Albert Johnson and according to schedule, Thomas in May, and is now in the Infan Mrs. Wtltia.;i Mry«t. Bung* wcra Leary, borough clrr'c reports. Th* Hr,. Bomb Special Mt try. Presently Brl. Derickson ii led by Mrs. Howard Chamberlain, work Is being done by Thomas home on furlough, awaltin in Proctor snd company. overseas assignment, PRICE WAR? Hraddrna Cnrnrr Keep Comfortable Too! Hairy Swartc Is home nn vacs IT'S A JOKE I ion from Urslnua collrce, where hi OUR Is taking a pro-medical cournc Wt ho¥t fans to PRICES WIRE ALWAYS LOW. A. W. Hillman and family hav< We have no ulramen . . . You don't pay com* loved from Mnnasquan to thel: VETERANS! new house on Lengwood ave. k««p you cool! riiiftMon*. MI • • • why pay overhead eoM«? You get Michael Hanrahan has moved mnre for your dollar with ua .. . Financing of home from Naveslnk River rd. to Tln- Ufa Variaty it Sim repair* quickly artpnged. t>l u* survey your dall rd., Middlotown, Walter Wolff h».« rrportrd to repair or remodeling prohlema—TODAY! Camn Kilmer for military service. You Con Own A NEW CAR Frank Htavola has taken occu- Kill Ant* in the Uwn Pay At Little Aa.. pancy of his ntw home an Brown Anlrol lpt. sr doekrd fe'onty ...10% DOWN Mi*. Msr^ierlte Johnson of Oak Kill Weedt HIM rd. U enjoying two weeks' va- 1.00 MODERNIZE cation from her duties at For) DuPont Uwn Weed Killer Monmouth. 36 MONTHS TO PAY Wilton's Weed KiUer Lee Davlj, stationed at Fort Dlx, •allon 1.98 YOUR HOME •pent the week-end with his mother, A Month* Mr«. Maile Davis. Mrs. Norma Stirrup of Whit House was a recent visitor at th< home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, EVERY JOB GUARANTEED AND INSURED G.iylord Bnrto. Jacobs Hardware Co. U IMDASAUS 4 SRVKI Jfaf Bmnk'i QudityVJu* Stan 9 SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS » YEARS TO PA' Everett NINIT • KAiin • j • nuin • BEBGEN PUCE * SIIHEWSBURY AVE. Mr. nn4 Mr*. Robert Wilson an* 117 MOHMMrlH (T. n» IMW PA1NTINC a DORMERS • AARAGES RED BANK 646S4 FREE DELIVERY MAMNRV a ROOITNQ ™ MMCfl wm GUttCrO children have moved to Rlvei — 0pm TiH 9i Plaia. ATTIC CONVERSION'S a RIDING • COMB. WINDOWS Recent visitor!) of Mr. and Mm. NEW BATHROOMS a HEATINfl • FLOOR TIUNO Harry Seyifti ware Mr. and Mr*. ROOM ADDITIONS a runoNNG • rORCH ENCUMCRW Lloyd Taasey and children Clalr* aad Junior of Spring Lak* and Mr. and Mrs. George Dimm and chil dren Carol and Jeffrey of Poin Pleasant. Ml»x Claire Tassey I* an honor graduate of Manasquan high school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conover an Karl R. Berndt visited Mr. an AMI it Mm. Rudolf Eckstein of Newarl Saturday. Mr. Berndt, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eckstein to Lakn Kr- kine, where he will ipend a vaca- CONSTRUCTION Ca tion. STATEMENT OF CONDITION Mrs. Bernard Warneker is visit- Ing Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Warnektr BROAD STi ~ RED BAKlft of Lincroft. Francis J. Laubmelster Is spend- FOR FREE ESTIMATES CAU RED iANK 6-4133 ing a week at West Point, where he Is training with the air patrol, Betty Ann Holier, daughter of Mrs. Jean Holier, ceelbratcd her 12th birthday Sunday at an outdoor picnic. Tho/e attending were Claire RIGHT NOW Ssyliu, Joyce Cejka, Beth McGrill, Patricia Partrle, Donna Robertson, Diane, Barbara and Wayne Lam- ken, Roy and Andrew Heck, Valer- YOU* ie and Linda Prutz and Miss Helen JUNE 2», 1M1 Pruti of Long bland. Miss Jean Holier and daughter Betty are visiting it North Bergen. ASSETS LIABILITIES Dr. and Mrs. James R. Todd were Feel 4 f/UMt* of Mrs. Fannie Foreman Cash and Due from Banks $ 2,424,136,42 over the weekend. Mr. Todd showed Capital Funds: colored moving pictures of Cairo, U. S. Government Bonds.... 5,297,400.00 Preferred Egypt, and the surrounding area Stock Jt 86,500.00 Like 4 Saturday to about 20 gueats at the Municipal and Other Bonds 2,411,881.81 hom* of Mrs. Foreman. Common Banking House, Furniture ft Thl$i Tht road to better and hifitr kuil. Stock 112,000.00 tun, adv«tl» la Tk* Xeilitir naularW. Fixtures 101,460.59 BUT M —Adrtrtlttaent. Surplus 3SO.O00.OO Mortgages—Amortized & F. H. A. Insured 1,866,314.63 Undivided Next Winter You'H Want Warmth Profits 208,746.65 Loans and Discounts .1,460,847.23 And Here's Your Answer: Reserves and Real Estate Sold Under Preferred Contract 957.92 Stock Other Assets 13,978.50 Retirement .MASTER KRAFT Fund . 86,5oo.Of> 843,746.65 Deposits ,12,709,944.62 Reserve for Taxes and WARM AIR Other Liabilities 33,285.83

CONDITIONER Total H3,S76,977.iO Total $13,576,977.10 Very Convenient... Will Hang in Any Small Space DIRECTORS CHARLES R. ENGLISH THOMAS P. DOREMUS JAMES S. PARKES ALSO STAN0IN6 FLOOR TYfl TO RIPLACI HPILISS COAL 'URNACI KENNETH H. McQUEEN EDGAR N. McCLEES RONALD W. ALLEN Tli* Mntar Kraft VCF-7SS packaaa attractivaly. Can aa imMM tpkkly, CHESTER B. ADAMS HARRY C. F. WORDEN J. B. RUE, JR. •f «N htflt htt miny, many HIM in mttily, immtdiattly. MMW CIMI com marcwl haatlmj. Prlci4 C«mt In amJ SIE IT NOW! Itflou mefh^rotMfion for a DAVID W. RUSSELL man'i wit cotts only 20 etnh par yaar. tarlou guarantati in writ- OFFICERS Small Down Payment — Easy Monthly ing to pay for all moth damaga within S yaarii CHARLES R. ENGLISH KENNETH H. McQUEEN CHESTER B. ADAMS Chairman of the Board President Vice President & Treasurer Seaboard Service EDGAR N. McCLEES CECIL C. CRAWFORD WALTON ¥. CULLINGTON "Serving the Shore" Secretary Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary • L I. 6-5151 • A. P. 2-2620 • R. I. 6-0248 CLEANERS «c RIMIMIIRt FOR YOUR HIATINO NIIDS 2 tW. Front Si. Red Bank "SAVE AT SIAIOARD" BtRlOU *, %m turn kure. Troop 4*, Fort Moamauta, Tbamas Merley, acting scoutmas- WHEN SffcAKWI. or HEALTH Awards Presented ter, received merit badges lor Keyport Couple at MtMtMulk IT M MOT TBCE TO fAf "WC Mat F.VtWirTMI»« Ralph Biddle for weedcarying, fJKLESt) dUBOraMCTSO WAS IKCLfJOEU AleK Kemoroske for homt repairs, Tha Etbel Mouat Mour Dearer* To 57 Boy Scouts Robert Sehloeeter for business Married 55 fears presented a brief progrtm aa part M MfcCMAMC ST. 10 HANK, N. J. and marksmanship end Theodore KETFOBT-Ceuaciltun aad Mm. ef the Fourth ef July eatert*lnm«nt DR. WARREN FOWLER | Fifty-eeve* Bay flcouti Ina tat at Theater No. 2. Fort Monmnuth, Bchloesser for scholarship and Joha S. Steut, who wer* married MS BBOA0 ST. «^sasrwpi am •••• TOWtM AMD HAND MOVERS Red Bank area troops rcctivtd woodcarving. June M, ISM, celebrated their 66th Wednesday evening. The following | publie reeafnKia* at eereaat«it( number* were presented and very From troop SO, Shrewsbury, weddiag amiveraary by receiving SALES AND ftEoWICE {held laat Thursday at Fort VN relative* aad friends at *pea home well received: Caa-caa, Gail Collopy, mouth. Da*/ld Doelfer, a member Robert H. Dishrnw, scoutmaster, Alice Feet*, Carol P*o>Mtn; in?h PAItTS AND RfPAIRS Daniel Dorn and Hcwsrd Newman at their home, M Walling ter, Sat- of troop a, sponsored by St. Jasaei urday aftcraaoa. The celebration tip, Barbara Brooks; Valse Brilli- j Catholic church, received the Life wer* advanced to second class, ante, Patricia fJchucker; Stepping William Bale*. Joseph Campbell, waa arraaged by their daughter, PMONI MO nUNK *13S1 ; Scout a war* froti C»L H. C. IVul- Mist Elai* C. Stout. Out, Hermine Ltvla; Waltt Ballet, ,lin, deputy commanding tdker *t Robert Crocker and Charles Oti Collopy, Alice Fette. Csrol Pe- VOUft OtO MOWta HAS TIAOkMN VALUE ! the fort. Awards wara |ivea for Matches wer* advanced to «rst Mrs. Stout i* tht daughter of the dersen; Mararka, Patricia gchurtc- tevaacesaeat raak, anerit bed(ti class. From troop 09, Red Bank, late Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Veorhcn er; Scotch Lttiie. Joan Hsnce. with ana six wara advanced ta Star Harry Feldt, scoutmaster, David and Mr. Stout, eoa of the late Mr. Swenee River ae a tsp ensemble Scouts. The a*"air waa beld ta tktLevin waa advanced to Arst class. and Mrs. Douglas Stout. Befors finale. Merit badget were awarded Daviil their marriage and for aome years open near Maawry dr. aad ««*• The Mossr school, located «n monies wara tendneted areoad tat Hurwits for personal hetlth and afterward they Jived la Sprlag Val- publie health and Keith Klaria for ley, Matawan township. Their Proapect awe., resume* it* »u«im»r nap Mre. Scouts (ram trees IT, achedul* sf morning elane* not Red Bank, and troop 4», fort Uon aafety, first aid and personal weddiag took place in the naraon- health. From troop OT, Red Bank, age of Old Bridge Methodist church Monday after a short vacation en- mouth, shewed their skill by light- Robert Turnbull. scoutmaster, with tht lite Rev. Mtttbise Mess- joyed by the teachers, ||>i Ethel ing the Or* with flint and ttetl. Robert Perriae, William Pintard ier, then paster. officiating. Mount Moaar aad MM* Helen U. In • natter at seceadt tha council Ftlet. •re wae started. and Harry Saadelburn wer* ad- The couple came te Keypart TELEVISION , World Jamberea Itcout Gary vanced to second class and Harry shout M ytara eg* when Mr. Stout Kaplan ef troop «0, was intro- Bryant snd James Graff to Hist was nn* af the Arst aagiaeers em- firal Artiet I duced and together mith former class. Merit badges wer* awarded ployed at the Keyport powerhouse | acautmaater, Tom Morley, tha boyi Robert Daly far path Anting; John >f ttie local trolley company. Since Work at Mnnlelair ! demonstrated bull whip cracking. Oray for carpentry, Charles Park- that time. Mr. Stout hat been prom- Viola Jardin* nf Alston court is WITH A TIUSIT Gary Kaplan, with the boys from ell for wood work, safety, carpen- inent in civic affairs. For many enhiblting a number of her paint- New York aad New Jersey, will try, metiI work and home repairs. years he wa* borough superintend- inga with tha Studiu Players at Harral Beddin for carpentry and ent and now as * member nf the take part in tha demoattratioa it scoutmaster Robert Turnbull for Monlclair. She hat also been *«- •Tr»

1 for public health, Aremnnship nnd The atate committee Is luggert- mittee. The neat meeting of the M Bftjad — Rti Bank OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL » I' In . n i I ill reading, snd Albert VanNostrand Ing that county committees ffll out board nf directors will be held far botany, interpreting and agrl* the o,ueatlon»ire with tht help of Wednesday, July U. county beard* of agriculture, mem- ben of which repretent all teg- •unit of farming. The question- naire wa* prepared by Or. Frank V. Beck, extension economist at Rutgers university, and Dewey O. Boiter, statistician In charge ef the U. 8. Department ef Agriculture HOME OWNERS crop reporting service In Trenton, For home Improvements and home repairs • . • call on Mon- RED BANK SAVINGS arid LOAN ASSOCIATION mouth Construction to give yon free estimate*. This reliable, Yacht Club Group experienced concern hat done thousands of Mlisfactory jobs. Has Annual Dinner We'n MM to meet your highest expectations! Call today for FAIR HAVEN-Br. Edwin F. $43*314.67 in Mntkif. p« frt« estimates Bttwart and hit daughter. Mint Btrnadine F. Stewart, of Fair Haven rd., were holts Saturday at the annual dlnnar mtetlng of our Mv«n en July 11951. the auxiliary of the Fair Haven Yacht club. Afttr dlnntr, guetti enjoyed television and ctntttt, Attending wtrt Mr. and Mrt. Roto - IV.* Clifford Grimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer E. VanSauter, Mr, and Mre. Russell H. Minton, Mr. nnd Mr*. George B. Moxley. Mr. and Lttttr England, Mr. and Mr*. Bar- my Egeland, Mr. and Mrs. William Our savers have just profited hy B. Little, Jr., Mrs. Morrell J. Moon, Mra. Robert Cameron, Mrs. Leon- aBolber of our regular semi*annual ard Mack and Mlatta Scowcroft, Mtllisa Little nnd Roberta Maek. dividends. Six months from now, • ~,i

on January 1st, we will be paying •%" •111 out many more thousand dollars to our savers. Aet BOH—open a sav* ings account with us and get your share of the profits for the last six An the intach starting to bethsr you thoio warm tummtr nighh? Do you hivo to ruth indoor* . .. foruio your cool porch beeeute months of 1951. >*iia®!Bs8%:«- .* *• of gnats and motquitoot? We've tho antwor to that problom. Ltt us ondoM your porch. It bocomos o cool, brooiy icrtonsd in porch SAVINGS INSURED UP TO *10,OOO.OC for Mimmor. •. • comfortaMo glass sncloied room for winter. Tho cost it nominal. Call now! STATIMINT OP CONDITION June 30, 1951 Easy Monthly Payments ASSETS LIABILITIES Members' Savings $3,893,804.77 - TAKI YIAiS TO »AY - First Mortgage Loan* 13,517,222.53 FHA Improvement Loans 41,272.76 Loans on Members' Accounts .. 5,868.62 Other Liabilities 8,027.27 ADD DORMERS luaMH'Wia lassaiwiy sjfefinsjs Tan* Home Purchase Contracts 54,402.69 Favorite Urawhoiry DMtortl Dormers make your homo look bigger . . . Stock in Federal Hotnr Loan giva you added ipaco. Bring daylight into Get setfor a wonderful strawberry etMOo-putRtddi'WlpiarowroCrig. Loans in Procesf 26,890.85 your attic ... utilise your attic ... by add* Bank 70,000.00 orator today! Reddtarlp la the tsaacms ing dormers.- We're prepared to do tha Jesters alamoriaar audc with froth, U. S. Government Bond* 121,600.00 complete job (dormon and attic eenvetiion) tick araam, whipped aotoautietUy as Cash on Hand and in Bank*.... 331,113.60 or jutt add tho dormtrt. CaK for free ot+i. Is ooasas beta the throw*way OM> Reaerves and Undivided Profits 279,495.07 mate. talaer. As she toack of yotif I oger Office Building and Equipment 64,000.00 Beddi-wlp swirls mil so siake straw* kaftlei sati all detierts thrllliag. Other Assets 2,737.76 EVERY JOI INSUREO without work or wart*. Doseaa of • BOOIUM , • PAWTBiQ (» CABPENTBT tJetMaas terviagi la each thrifty coal TOTAL 'ASSETS $4,208,217.96 TOTAL LIABILITIES.. $4,208,217.96 • atXMNO (» NEW BATHBOOMS <• KITCHEN CABINBTS Order sooty, • BOOM AOOITIONt • EXTENSIONS '1 rOBCH ENCLOSURCB 1»D0BMEaU o BXPAXItON ATTICS <» GABAGES <• MA80NBV • FLO0B A WAIX TIUMO 4• HEATING <• EUBCTBICAL WOBK RED BANK SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 10 MOAD STRUT [Tlonmouth fonstruction fo. RID IANK, N. J. Marine* From This Area Are Promoted to Privates BUILD YOU! HOMI ^^^ NOWAID LOAN

Noa-akl4 cork »»d rubl.rr M>1«: Cat T. fMNK APPUiV AORttCY I«n aturdjr canvaf, reinforced for lens vcsr, full »rch Midori r«aJ comfort. MAM ST. i MATTHON AYl •Ilk, *i**r *r F*4e4 Blue Me • to 1» (4 »r*l»M>. W«M'i, 4 AHUtt rAIHftJ. JAIM30H (* «r»l»t.) (•<•« rr(ul«r itiot >i "fi""" Plus »0c estimated jW. HOWARD SAflNM INSIITUnOH HmMk WUfKEITK, IVpt. • OSf WHI A«. N.« Vorfc, •«. *. V. Realty View* AT MUSCLE'S Thtfrt Afom

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RJveniaV twifjMs Atawry Ps** sfsilsaaa Sea Bright Club Mr. aad Mra. Raarolph Moore af b LADIES! Richmond, Va, have been viaiMns ASaWRT PARK—Mr*. Marioa Urn Cab Night with Mr. and Mr*. Roger Wymba. Utperaao, Ltagferd at., haa beta TAKE NOTICE OF THIS Robert Jonea, who I* itationed at attlSod a* tb* Department af Dt- SEA BRIQHT—The Sea Bright Fort Knoi, *pent the week-end with (enee that fear Mwaaitd, Matter Sgt Yacht club opened (or the hi* par*"'*- DomiaK LaaerSdo, an Aabury Park Mr, aad Mra. Harald Perry aad mallaua, ha* btta wounded in a*- GERANIUMS GIGANTIC SPECIAL MUOH Juno n with m»nr daagaWr* Oatl nM Donna Le* of tloaiaKoraa. of Monmouth county and New York River Plaaa were dinner gueaU on A veUraa af World War II, Sgt. 3 for $1.00 society attending. Val Ernie, tb* Saturday of Mr. and Mr*. W, P. LtperSda *u*T*rc« • lag wound KX5T0N WATfMUKV club'* owner, tsrmed (he gala avcat Woodward. The occaalon waa tha whll* Mrviag with Company B of Do FALCO'S "the beat Wv* ever had." wedding aaaiveraary o( Mr. and tho llat Infantry dlvteita Jua* S, heard," lUy nM, "If* Mr*. Perry. hla wit* aaM. He Pt-Mtered tht getting harder to iccurc flnine- Among those entertaining oata- Mr. and Mr*. Wlllman of Pe*k*- tervio* Mat October aad wa* a*at HrtHWAY ATLANTIC HMHUN0I, N. I ing night were Amory U Haakall, lag for real estate." LITTLE SILVER HARDWARE kill, If. Y, were recent gueat* of to Korea aovtral wook* later. In Sr., and hla daughter. Mi** Hope Mr. Wlllaun'a uncle and aunt. Mr. World War II be alao (uttered a •HOW AT I4M7.W "Mow difficult, all right," I for Haakell; Mr. and Mra. David Swan- and Mra. Arthur Jone*. wounded lag la aetioa ia Germany son, Mr. and Mra. Henry Wolfe, Mr. answered, "but not Impoiaibie." Mr*. Joseph Chriatmar? and Mra. ia May, Mil. TOUR HOME OR SUMMER COTTAGE and Mrs. Edward Nfsbltt, Mr. and Herbert King wer* entertained laat Mr«, Richard D. Emery, Mr. and •eta at a (hotter given at the "Well, a friend told me you Mr*. Normnn Badenhop, Mr, and told hi* place by finding the MiSTK WWOOW NAPES home of Mr*. Edward Meialer. A Mrs, Robert Badenhop, Mr. and number of other friend* attended right kind of loan for the buyer. • H.ENTY OF • Evary Pair Gwarantaati Mr*. Oeorg* Oiskon, Mr. and Mrs. the double ahower. UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC AUCTION SALE IB fact, that'i why I'm her*. Parfact Jtmca Murray, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James MacNamara, Mr. and Mra. The few and So club will hold W« want to sell our nous* anil William Metban, Count and Count- a aupper Tue*day at MeOulre'a OS THS NtKMISKS buy as income property. H* aaa Vincent Orsaich, frank Ma- grove. Mr*. Ella Andrew*, Mra. Ol- •aid you'll get the job done," gulre, Ronald McCarthy, Guy Cala- ga Rand and Mia. R. Craig art new fala and Edward E. Ruatell. Member* of the group. "We appreciate hla rtmarki,* Mr. and Mra. William P. Wood- Fine Furniture—Objects of Art Opening night w*a popular, and ward of Proat ave. and Mra. John t tald, "and we'll try. Frankly, the following day a number of ahor* Malley of Keanaburg were recent Ray, we ere often able to help and New York resident* entertained viaitora at th* home of Mr. aad owner* aell—not only by finding •t cocktail partlc*. Parti** wer* Mra. Fred Roaiar of Nutley. Collected from Continental Europe • buyer, but toy finding • aource A PAIR given by Oeorge ROM, Jr., John Mr. and Mra. Fred Bremyer vUlt- French - Period • Modem Funtitare . Craad Piano •f mortgage money, or arranging Jelke, M. and Mlnot "Mickey" Jelh* td frltada Friday at Perth Ambay. of New York. Among th* gucatt Mrs. Oeorgo Leak attended a Silver • Bronses • Porcelains • Crystal , atfcer termi, where ncceanry." at the** event* wer* Joan Laroehe, luncheon recently at tbt Staeey- Ooeka . Palatines • Oriental Ruga society writer; Oreg gherwood, Jay That'* getting to be more ln> Rossbach, Ml** Gloria Shannon, Trenton hotel, Trenton. U. S. Gold Coin Collection •ortaat," Ray aaid. Rent Our Mis* Engrld Dail, Mia* El Rita Bar- Flaking Rods • Guns • Billiard and Game Tables thalmew and Jama* Igoe. "Y**, it i*. But it'i etill pouibl* floor Sander a\ Edger • Floor Waxing Machine Keyport Honsehold Eqaipment t* arrange good term* tor people Friday evening, June 3», Mr. and Attention Paintrra! Mr*. Porter Hoagland, 8r., of Rum- The youth canteen operated by —Mra etatetil* tl t^aajMlal twaatf-tw* rooai nilliati aaM ty atdtt al who want to buy real ettate. son, gav* a aupper party honoring Keyport poat, Veteran* of Foreign We know where to get the right LinaeedOil 2.29 Gal. their con, Porter Hoagland, Jr., and Wan, closed Saturday and will re- MRS. EDWIN G. BRUNS financing." BUY AND SAVE hi* fiancee, Miea Cornelia, RtgUter, open In th* fall, according to Mi- MS OOMJKB AVENUE, AIXENMVneT, NEW JBBSEY (Wtttk af Aaktuy rtatkl daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Albert L. chael Halleran, project chairman. That'* part at our aervlce. Not Register, Jr., alao of Rumion, who Because of the other summer ac- •ndj S«tur4oy, July 13th mni 14th, tit 10:30 A. M. only (or Ray, but for YOU a* wero married Saturday at St, tlvktlea opea to area youth the poat MttM wM a* Md MetkSar, swf I George'* Kptecopal church. Runv member* decided to clot* tht can- well. DeFalco's Little"$ito Hardware aon. teen to permit the redecorating at EXHIBITION Fut.ua to work today. RED RANK .V320S JOHN DEFALCO, frep. the post headquarter*, Quest* at tht Hotgland dlnntr M:J. C. J. Iannell ha* returned W MEMOBY Or TUB LAYB PROSPECT AVENUE and CHURCH STREET were Mr. and Mrs. Albert U RegU- ter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. VanR. Hal- to her New York city hav* after EDWIN G. BRUNS LITTLE SILVER, N. J. visiting her *later-ln-law, Mra. Watertary •ey, Mr. and Mr*. Robert V. Whltt, George O. Dlsbrow. l SMS por caajpta, Plumbing Suppliat • Houia Furniihinat • Elaefrleal Appliancai Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Van dtr Ltur, Realtor Insurer Mr. and Mr*. C. Maury Jone*, Mr. Ml** Mary Lou Farry ia apend- and Mr*. Charle* D. HaUey, Mr. Ing two month* aa a counselor at Saturday and Sunday, July 7th and 8th • 1 to 6 P. M. Phot* RE 64500 and Mr*. Albert Crosby, Jr., Mr. Sliver Lake camp, Hawkey*, Clin- and Mra. Charle* P. Orr, Mr. and ton county, N. Y. LESTER M. SLATOFF, Auctioneer M Wart rraat at, a Mn. R. Brent Keyacr, Mr. and Mra. Dr. and Mr*. Norman Dlngmaa tM BAST STATB STBEET TBBNTOK, NEW JEaWBT IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER Stuart Young, Mr. and Mrs. Court- and grandaon, Alan Dingman of landt HaUey, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Mal- Hohokua, have been vlattlng Mr. colm Muir, Jr., Mr. and Mra. Peter and Mr*. Oeorge C. Totten and Schonburg, Or. and Mrs. John Sin- Mlaa Emily Bauer. nott, Jr, Mr. and Mra. W. 8. John- Mra. Alfred Manvllle and children son. Mr. and Mra. QeraMyn Rich- have returned home after vialtlng mond, Mr. and Mr*. Norman reUtlve* in Pattaburgh, Pa. Toerge, Jr., Mr. and Mr*; O. Stew- Mia* Mary Lou Weat la on a art Hoagland, SPECIAL "GANNON TOWEL" erula* to South America. Mr*. Kenneth C. Demlln and Mr*. Mrs. R. B. Taller, Misat* Kath- Edward Woolley and children, Mary erine Percy, Laura Lee Evck, Agnea Ann and William of Crantord, Bui. Ensign Albert L. Reglfttr, R. apent aeveral day* In Washington, B. Register, J, Kent Young, J. Bo- D. C. COMBINATION OFFER! gart Taylor, Michael Sherman, Robert Rlker and William J. Bi- Ourtla Burrowea, aoa of Mr. and ker. Mra. Herbert C. Burrowe*, ha* ac- cepted a summer position at th* Auaabit club, St. Hubert*, Bates 16-PKCE "CAHNOr.TOWEL SET •ED BANKEB IMN BIOHBB county, N. Y. UTTL.E SILVER-Mr*. E1*l* Harvey Waffenfeld ha* returned Conk of SI Oakland at., Red Bank, from a builneat trip to Chicago, became 11,000 richer Saturday night. She waa awarded a ttflOO FREE «tk ewry Speed Queen Washer SCHOLARSHIP RENEWED U. 8. bond when the local Bremen'* Mr came to an and. Joaaph Pact, Allan Stroburger, aon af Mr. and general chairman, aaM th* fair v Mra. Richard Btraaburger of M highly aucceaaful ev*n though bad Oakland at., haa had hie full tui- weather waa experienced during tha tion Kholarahlp at Ntw York unl- four-day running. Th* sat proAta. veralty renewed for hi* junior ytar. which will go to the company'* fund ttrasburger, who ta majoring ia for a n*w fir* houae, will not be Engllah, haa been on th* dtan'a INSULATE FOR YEAR-ROUND COMFORT- determined until an Mils are paid. llat lour eonsecutlv* Urma. A well-insulated house pays dividends both in fuel savings and added comfort. Customers of ours who installed their attics last Fall report fuel savings ranging from $50 to $135. Now, they get the bonus dividend of rooms up to 15° cooler. We recommend the right type U. S. G. insulation for your home. C4rV We carry all types, and have an expert knowledge of which one ARTIFICIALLY/ DC VCIM BttnOns aWt goes best where. THRIBZ Stop in, or call now. Start getting your comfort dividends on these first scorcher days.

WEATHERWOOD BOARD AND TWINTILE FOR INTERIOR THgMiMpQk FROM tha fammu Spaad Qasta aow*4lHfM nib that WALLS AND CEILINGS. ALSO STRUCTURAL INSULATION. wubw yp a> 7 Isssa ptt hour. ggj gg| ^Bx Al TakT*ktadytntajtol*Ua*oa«y*YlBtoppofw«Jra advantaat of rkia a*osjay>aiv!ng oppormalrf RED TOP MINERAL WOOL FOR MASONRY WALLS AND $ 1 1 fl.V3 -M«om ia or ateas {ttw m toea si BOMJUS, gggj gggl ^ggga^ggggf ^^ ^^^ m ^ JaM ^k^ A^H^B*^h^t^t^^^kB. ^gBTj*hi AJB*fc a*akja*ksfeau2^*Bb *,fc ga _•> m. — ATTICS. • • ^aSW auoa» tAt Mo toSNtrow wl taw. we sie NSMviag tie ftgM • • jm te witaattw uih taschl oaW whsa em lUetanat TEXACO ROOFING FOR TRAISSIT'MIXED CONCRETE CALL DEAL 7*9200 RIVER ROAD RADIO & TELEVISION Iff MVIR 1OAD, PAIR HAVIN, N. J. Monmouth Lumber Co. RtOHRiVlllll PHONI RID IANK 44247 79 CENTUAL AVENUE KED BANK, N. J. Water Co Star* Hours t A. M. it 4 P. M. IVtMiinffi 7 te t P. M. nrt* *vi,r a, mi WiH Marlboro srr«ndd«ushter, Mica N.ncy Saibold' of Pennsylvania. lu New Law Gives Plans for a luncheon with speak- Peter Hexier is vijltin* hi* PUBLIC SALE ers Sept. II to mark the tenth an- jrrandmother, Mr*. Hope Hextcr of LINCROTT- Hopcwoll. It CMU So little To dinner (or tha Aid to Disabled niversary of Garden Club R. F. D., and the recent successful flower Tdttcopt chairs auHhfna with the buUaiaf af th* aaw a*M» AMwrneMMrt wa* nad* today ttfttU tion to th* CosBmualtr chassi vfll show were discussed at a luncheon finrrofl ttie «juast el honor «+ out. be hel« TuMtey at «:U p. a*. b« C*MB9ia*loBer Banlerd Bates of held Friday by Mrs. August Muehl- tkw auto Department of Inatitu- hauscn, Jr., president of the club, door qstherineji! Every- Plan* for the eveat were • Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Knul form- Or. WinuM Tims, RIMMSMB, N. J. tiaaa aad Acencie* tbat Aug. 1. for the executive committee at I'rly of Swimming Hivcr rd . now ] b»dy lovet the way they at a congregational aaMtlac the M* program of granting R- Pleasant Valley inn, Holmdcl. Mrs. mats you to ca*nforfsble. •stats af •••it B. Wear, Venae, M. J week mt the chapel STMlaaf refidinf near Freehold, ate the i aanclal a»*i*tance to New Jerseys Robert Rex. Mrs. Bernard Gold- parents of a (ianghtrr horn Junp Styled with form olt freaa man of the preparation* eaaaajaM Others attending the luncheon wore Mr. and Mrs. Harnld Jlnijan and ! enough for camping. Fold tee. Her assistant* ar* Mr*. MareU (active. ohildrpn, Kathie. Suzanne, Phyllis ' Nswbafl M*«J Slanhje C«. TIM law unier which this pro- Mrs. William Mulheron, Mrs. Dan- and Phillip, attended the w.^ddmtri flat in one motion for Morgan, Mr*. Stanley fltilarell, Mn -ttm waa authorlied wa* signed iel Ely, Mrs. E. Murray Todd, Mrs. traveling, storage. I ATC, Poial PIMMSWI, N. J. John Mauser an* Mr*. Mvart Frederick J. Nohle, Mrs. Elmer of a nephew, Warren Maison. SJI!- Fields. by O«v. DriacoU May 11 and itip- urdasr at Embury Methodist rhurch. KlaU4 tkat it be placed In effect Bahrenburg, Mrj. riolselt, Mrs. Ed- Scranton. Pa. Fridky. Jriy SOtk, *- 7IS0 P. M. The rmifing of fuaia far a fan* la tbe third Month following its ward J. Flanagan and Misa Anna ace wag discussed. At th* B***tMlj Mr. and Mr? Joseph Werzen nf , July Slet, *x IOiSO A. M. wore Mrs. Harry Seylaa, Mrs. Fraa 1 9t Au Brooklyn Heights rclrhratert thrir r \Uea*€laflr. •" *»• "f* «- Newly-elected officer* of Marl- 3*th weddlna; anniversary Sundny \fiLtSUU Owen* and Mr*. Joha nat applieatlun* from thoM cominK boro Are company are Elmer Holts, i hosteisra, ana Mr. aa* Mra H. W at the hump of Mr. an! Mrs. Char- Caaaav afcailr wl* «*"«•« Ntft, M:« f. H. a, |:(s r. M. wMWa th* purview of the new president; Albert Mount, vice pres- lie Landau. Other t'lK'.its during the «**tr*at, «*1|aMll »• Claxk, Mr. and Mr*. Eaware) n**aa fraM will be received by the ident; C. Floyd Wyckoff, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Charle* H. week were Mr. and Mrs. I.cmi.s I.an- t a**lll*a« aavaftl eauaty welfare beards of Joseph Van Mater, assistant secre- dau and daughter B.irbara ft }ipv- Mr. and Mrs. aXenl*y •tllvsll, Ml. New J*i**y, with whom adminit- tary; Peter Kocabo.' treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merfea, Mn erly HU1». Cal.. and Mr. and Mrs. s. A. o«Mi. w. w. A. tMtlaa af th* a**l*tanc* will re Und.oey I-eMoinc. chief, and Wil- Barney Borden of Grout Neck. I* r. ...from 3.91 to IM Floyd Lum, Mr*. Harold liam Kotabo, assistant chief. irodt, John Mauser, VVIUlaat Pl«l fl»y*lclan« will be required to Gue»t» the past week of Mr. and Hearts**: 'Watlaaal AncUoBsws AssociaUoa," New Jersey State Appointment uf committee chair- •oeiMr «f AveUaMMf." and Stanley gtilwell, Jr. determine that a needy applicant Mrs. Edward Riylnn were Mr. and i* peinnaintl)' disabled and medi- men for the coming year waa dis- Mr*. Joseph Talleriro and children A4IWM •• tnsjlrln UM. 0. Own, «• IMk Ara., Vm§ Wnmth, cussed at a meeting last Thursday roum's cal aad *ocl*l workers will combine niane, Paul and Joeanne. of Con- Th. rt»d to kclt«r *ad Mf**r ktssl evening of the executive board of us, advcrtiBe in Th. lt|i>lat re*>ul*rl| t* determine th* totality of his necticut and Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul 47BR0AOST..REDBANK.N.A inability. tl.e ParcntTeacher association held Manferella* and children Joseph, nt the home of the president, Mrs. Peter and Luria of Allan.i, Pa. Standard* for determining needs Thuiiiton K. Whit son. Present were will be essentially those now In Mrs. George Woedemayer, Mrs. Peter r)amiiion, son of Mrs. l.e- ••*et far eld a*re assistance, aid Harvey Holland. Mrs. John Mohair, ola Iiomldiori, is spending tuo to dependant children, and aid to Mrs. Daniel Statlel and Peter Hex- week* at Camp Orkinocken, Med- the blind. ter. ford. Wht!* the several county welfare Mr*. Robert Flood, who was tak- board* will administer the new Firemen were called out last werk to extinguish a fire in a house en last week to Monmouth Me- anUtane* program, payments will morial hospital for observation un- bo mad* to clients from funds to on nlternnte 4 highway, owned by Willinni Kri.Moff. Fire 'Jhlef Undsey derwent iin operntlon and is re- be contributed jointly by the fed- ported much Improve!. eral government, tho state and the oine «ai(i the. fire was ranged by u short circuit in the attic floor E. Douglas Brandt has Joined rciamtiv* counties. and damage was .slight. Mra. Brandt and children at Syra- financial assistance will be given cuse, N. Y., where she has heen on under tha term* of th* new act, Mr. ni.rt Mrs. Gerald Smith and vacation at ths home of her par- generally to any needy person liv- children. Marjni ie find Donald, have, cnts, Mr. and Mm. John Rtudor. ing in New Jersey who ha* reachtit linen viniting Mrs. Smith's parents, th* age of It years who is adjudged Mr. and Mis. .1. D. Wanzcr of John Vandcveer and rtaiiRhter to bo permanently and totally dis- Poughkeopsie, N. Y. They recently Shirley of Stroudsfour*, I'a, are abled became of any physical or entertained Mrs. Smith's brother upending a few diys with Mr and mental impairment other thnn and nephew, William Wander and Mr*. Lee Miller. son William, Jr. of PouKlik*f-p«le. Cpl. James Volk of Camp I,e- Aaalatanee payment! will not be jillne, N. C, spent the wpekcni) William Hexter is vncatlonlntt with hla |)arcnl.<, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- made, nor medical care furnished, with his uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and however, for any person who la ter Volk. lira. Walter Hugger of Great Bar- Htaci'y Moyd of Viiglnin js vis- an Inmato of a public institution. rington, Mass. & Eoy's er irlrl's model. Red or bid*. racept a* a patient in a medicul iting Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. SUMMER MILLINERY Chrnine hamlln bur*, rubber |rip*. Bpriiw institution! Mrs. Arch Apgar and children, Mr. and Mr«. Jack Kellv, Jr.. are saddl*. New-Departure coHtcr brake, bal- George, Aaron and Husan, have re- staying- with Mr. and Mrs. William Further, th* law specific* that turned from Cedarwood, where loon tirci. Ovcriize mudguard*, exclusive neither will payments be made la Mcniol at Marlboro. Columbia chain puard. A $65 Vaiuet An*) they visited Mis. Angnr'K mother. Mlsa Judith Marcus of Maple- NOW ON DISPLAY pfMU who are patients in tuber- Mm. GeoiKe Searls, at her summer it's guaranteed as long aa you own it! culosis or mental hospital* nor for wood, la a guest of Miss Vrrnn home. Handleman. thoao suffering from such diseases The fire company will hold its who ar* in medical institution* annual clambake Sunday, July lit, •0M1 by reason of suffering from at 1:30 p. m. at Henry DuBols1 Holmdrl Uwaa diseases. farm bere. Henry Harvey will he NEW VELVET HATS FOR FALL The department of Institutions the chrf. Tickets mny he obtained Wllllsm M. Ely, 8r., of Lakcwood, and Aganciea ha* been vetted with from Dennl« Buckley or from any O, and hi* son, William M. Ely of gsaaral supervisory duties over the of the firemen. St. Petersburg, Kla., are visiting n*w program and regulations to Mrt. Qerald Smith nccompanled Mr and Mrs. Charles Ely. Offaotuat* It ar* now being prc- Mrs, Joseph Phillips has returned aarad by th* bureau of assistance, Mary Lou Dlxon, Billy Hexter, Mar- division of welfare, of th* State Jnrle Smith and Donnld .Smith to from Ann Arbor, Mich., where ehc MORRIS'S MILUNERY Institution*' Department. Clover Lake Park ami, Staten Is- spent two weeks with a niece. land, where they spent Friday feh- Fred Trautwein and Jack Sllcnx UPSTAIRS AT ">l RKOAD ST., KRO BANK 1OOK WHAT YOU •IT1 ing and siRht ureinp;. attended a baaehs.ll game Saturday (OVBR WOOI.WORTH S 5c * lire STORK) Best to Pay Farm Mrs. Oscar Tuveaon, Pat and Lin- in New York city. o-t ir da Tuveson, Betty Lou, Gale' and Worker by Check Jonn Whit son, and Eileen Juris. It I* a good Idea to pay farm spent. Wednesday of lust week al worker* by check, especially If so- Mananquan. They were joined latef cial security tales are deducted by Mr. snd Mr*. Thurston Whitson row on tor* from their wages. Tou can get a and Thuraton, Jr. Pat Tuveson IS roROntr kind of check from your banker, upending thU week with her undo ....600D NEWS.... which baa a space for making notin and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chris TT'i WW! A ir GkB Wlwtotoi ttt ouch a* ooclal security taxes with- tensen of Allrnhumt. 1 and a Cohnabl* bit* «<* th» price held from the wage earner. Hui-h a Mlaa Susan Apgar waa a gu*«t «f ttM TV SJOM! What • lift for awn- notation will help you later on when Mnndny nt th* home of Mrs. L. W. you sauit fllo your social security Sorter, who is entertaining her Canceled check* ara one of the UP> TO TO MY boat rooelpta a farmer can have to OWLE You for the. tops •rove hla expanses paid for labor. Cocktails Act today! obtorva* Frank V. Beck, extension STERLING farm economist at Rutgers univers- and to ity, On farma where labor Is a large Item of cost It may be necessary Conversation to «TO¥* it to the satisfaction of tha eolUctor of Internal revenue CATONTOWkl should ho question the amount on has lowered all silver flatware L> RADIO 6c TI LI VISION I ^ th* lacom* tax report. EVE1 Othar advantages of paying work- MAIN S I «[[ [ [ATONTOWN N J on by check Include: (1) Elimin- ates ehancea of worker claiming prices approximately I Oft, effective l'ti<,ni I atunlou'n \-0400 ho waa not paid at all or wa* tn- UP. M. •Uflclently paid; (J) makea It can- tor to keop (arm record* of tabor eatta; (I) conitltuteo a valid record ta> deduct social security taxes and July 2, 1951 a receipt signed by the employee aoooptlng such tax reductions (4) unday afternoon mak** toos trips to town necessary to get cash, and lew-ens the dang- .;" rendsivous at tha ers of financial loss of large sums I Molly Pitcher Hotal of cub by Ire, theft or similar Cocktail Lounge) csn loasos. The written check also pre- vsnts error* of overpayment which bs 10 delightful . . . may happen la a hurried pay-off In You'll find a congen- ial atmosphere, delic- One disadvantage seems to be ti ious drinh and if you that migrant and other piece work- so desire, tasty food. er* want to be paid in cash. This situation csn be satisBed by draw- |: Incidental entertain- ing tha check and either arranging ment in the air condi- with a convenient store nearby to tioned Cocktail cash such cheeks or by cashing the surrendered and properly endorsed Lounge. check at your farm home office. HOTEL Last aad Poaad WHY PITCHER] , arala your l»*«r t»*t yem will raenar It throtu* the lost and On Th* Mtmratxiry feund eolgmaa at The Batlatar. —Mvartlaeaaat IE0 kUNK IS Or ISU AUDIT REPORT OF AS REQUIRED BY R. S. 40:4-t t ,LANCE SHEET AMCTS Dec. 31,1950 Dee. *1, l*4f Here is your opportunity to purchase ,. | 14,725.48 | ia.972.77 w, a. Oovarnment Bondi 42,H9«.0l> l».*80,00 Taiee *•« Tax Title Liana Raeei>abla U.H4O.7!! 1O,4«S.2( Accounts Heeelvabl* » ,.— 54t.r.R 11)8.73 gifts as well as fill in your own Due (rom School Dlltrlet .1.2S0.0O Deferred Chergti te Succaedlni Yean Rtvenu* ». J.000.(II) 5,000.00 silver service at considerable savings! UABIUTIIS, nssmvn AND simpLu* Aparoprlatlon R

COMPARATIVE STATUJIBNT^r^PERATnONS AND SURPLUS Old Lset, Old Mirror, Chippsndale, 27.30 29.75 Tux Inc. Tax Inc. •.•VMM. Year 1950 Yrnr U4» Silvsr Hutti Old Matter, Craftsman, . llOS.87S.6r. 1119,111.27 29.75 31.75 French Provincial, Old Colonial Tax. Inc. Tax Inc. Appropflatlorn—Budiet and Kmemcney I 4i.147.0O 37.50 Lotal School Tax :io,r.4i».H2 JX.SU..17 Contour 35.00 County Tax •••» ..«...... « ...»••. 1H.77B.08 19,(38.46 Tax lne. Tax Inc. t U8.380.8S 1103,191.8) T*t*l tapeadlluree . King Richard 37.00 39.50 •urplua from Oneratiom $ Kl.49ri.07 I 9,809.14 Tax In*. Taa lne. Addl Unexiiended Balance Prior XCHTB Anproprl«tloni -™_ 1.07l.n.i sel.56 Interest on lnveitmcnti ...... _ _ J.'.iliijm Amount Added to Surplus Revenue I ir,.:iK-,.Kii I in,774,no Addl DeferreDeferredd Charfea In Above Eir'nilllurrs il.nou.O'i 5,0(111 00 Surplus Ravinut BaJaael e JanuarJ y 1st H *...«.«. s«,ou.0fi RO.7ft7.0a. tub'Tolal _ _..„ I 14,4Jn.Afl | 7(l,»tl,0H Lean Appropriated In Current Burtjei. _ „ II,Ami.no Aeal ttata - «-' *•"- •'" 111 2 K,r, iin.ii ii > >> Wfl Ttin ^UICPXP a)UVfflV(lVr^ llwn M"_ _ Balane* Decimber Hit _ —.,_ t r.u.p-jB.IIB t .•fl.nll.im d*an,fldver. A fsnuln* leosf b**f with tMrtMleppln« tporkl* RECOMMENDATIONS It* "lATTll OP TNI ••••««Nt" 1. A tax sala be held In Ki.'il. Reussilles' brswsd In the lent, ilow# csany way. Try RaiH today I I. Tax overpaytnuntfl hti refunded OF eaneclloH. GKenntl 1 • WCIMV• Ivwy U**4*f tttHP.M. 3. The MaiiUtratc be hnmled, MONMOUTH'S LEADING JEWELERS SINCE 1884 4. Interfund accmintu bn HiiulrtnUd, . Jna above aummary or «/nnp«l« win iireuvred from the report of audit 01 tha lownaalp of Helmdel, County ci( fttmimouth fnr tho ralcndnr ypiir IOTIO. 36 BROAD ======RED BANK TMi report af audit, aubmlttrd by Jnsrph J. Seaman li on Ale at tha Town- NilritiMby PIIMIH MW CO. MtINMMAn.,AiteryPtrk,N.J. ASIIMY MM MOMI *3*lf» OTerk's omee and may be Innoctcd by any interrsteii jierton. ItliU. DAN1IU 1, SLY, Clark. HBO 3AV% WMWWtL (L Mil 44 Motor RIMMOII Couple Mark 36th Wedding AnniverMuy UCKYMD F1WMMIIII Heard in Court were heard fcefara Magistrate Stan- ley Stilwell of AUaatic-H«la»4el towaahip during the past week. Ar- rested for speeding wcra Keaaeth Applegate of Hightatowa, wfce» paid a fine of SIS and SI costs, and Jo- seph Sear of Trentea wka was a*> aessed |e. Henry Dunater of • tlO fine for failure t» ate* stop street. Oorge Deate af Statea Ialsad paid M on a sisailer charge. Joseph T. Iacona of South Hackea- eack paid a HO ine for heiag aiiaue a, light on the rear lictaae plate. Joseph Calabrese ef Belleville HAlfGAUON charged with careleat drlvtag and paid aa M Sne. i V( Ma« V Na>; a mU •*** —4 For passing oa tha wroag aide af •0HV car* the following paid Saaa af U' *m David C. Edwards of Maplewi " Harry Tunkrl of liadea, Sehaetiaae Straniera of Keypcrt, Rlekafd S. Seclow of Bayoaae, Aatfceay Lefe- suk of Harrlaon, Joseph TlachJe af ROAD READV BloosnBeld and Robert O. Dealer Mr. and Mrt. Alert A. Kerr. V., af Lefayertt at., %m*m, aebkretad «Wir MMi of West Long Branch. Far faiUa« SERVICE to stop at a stop street Margaret OMtSvortary Saturday nifht wMi a family dinner aerty at Shoa'owfcieok Urn, threwibury. The Combs and John R. Scott, hath af hove boon residents ef htmm M yean. Mr. Karr, who it ewplayid by (he Guaranty Trait cam* Shrewsbury, each, Mid a aa* of ajaay af New York city, suffered e method arm U tho Fob. 4 tram wrack at WaeeVieiea. Ho FOR A PLEASANT, •10. Twenty-nine aseterista ware hat net cemaloteh/ retovered from the effects ef the Occident and etyech to return to work in the • a charged with passing oa tha abotll- early fal. Pictured above ore from loft to right tooted, Mrs. Anna Alan, Gory Kerr, ton of lor. Pal heavy gauge vinyl plaatie pool. Nothing to aaaea- der ef the toad. John T. O'Brtea af ble. Bmdy to u§e. Eaty le inflate. Fill wit* garden Elizabeth and Sidney W. Pallaer tt ewfh dork end Mrt. Albert A. Kerr, Jr.; Mrt. Stanley Kerr, Mn. Albert A. Kerr, it., and Mr. Kerr, Woodaide paid U eoaU. Jaaa Mrs. Welter Kerr. Mrs. Herald Kerr, Janice Kerr, daughter of Mr. end Mn. Herald Kerr, end Maidee bow. Bate. Polite of Chatham paid a |S See. All others paid la. They were Sey- Karr, dayfMor of Mr. and Mrs. WeHor Korr. *FBWT $*4rAvMfl wnw wTwMWV H4.fl ItfJS mour Le Pow of Jersey City, Deav Karr, WaHor Karr and Albort A. Korr, Jr. intc Mariana of Astoria, U I., » uel lUhacjewskt of Eliaabeth, Paul Behrae of Rivendale, Oeorge Baa- County Girla Attend spend nut week at the home ef Mr. Local Reaidenta DEUVCMD VKBB seleski of Newark, Francla C. and Mra. William Walt* of Mon- Pratt of Pusaic, Ernest B. Schwep- Institute mouth ave. Married 14 Years IN THE SHORE AREA pa of Bogota, Moreau J. Kates af A meeting of (ha Ladies' Auxil- Brom, N. T., Pedro Jamea Santos NEW BBUN8WICK — The Cit- iary of the Are romp«ry win h* Mr. and Mra. Adrian Woodward c.f Newark, Burchtrd V. Muller »t laerwhlp lnatitute for dtrla, yf«.r H can get almost unlimited choice in ter Edna of West New York will on Arcana ave. colors, patterns and widths. * • and flits *J0Ml| you can save up to 50% too! Come Got your 'Wns>«*andartukimaH post card from Montreal, in, tee our selection . . . compare Awful gjad you got a chanca to stop in at lirk's and saa thair our prices, we're sure you'll be well magnificorit coloction of fina chinas. But what da thoy moan by bainej so surprised whan you told thorn that wo carry much of tho same fine china right pleased. hart* in our own store? '

Guess no one hat told them that we've got the finest coloction of chine in the whole Garden State. (Pause for a little pat on the back.) VALUE SALE PRICE VALUE SALE PRICE Perhaps you should have Invited them to drop by this week and cast Colonial pattern exminster. In 9 ft. only. This it a beeutiful carved and emtjotted their eyes in our window—where they'd see one of tho finest china tattings ever S11.30sq.ydr ^"sq.yd. wiiton. In 12 ft.; grey only. Your Own Declaration fashioned. Royal DouhWs perfection in bone—Coventry. Green embossed wilton. In 9 foot width 9S Not inenpensivo-this Coventry-! 11.75 for a place setting of S. only. , $22.30 sq. yd. *15' -*y4 of Independence lut positively—it's the emperor of al china—gold edged—patterned in cobalt blue. An invitation to tleganee in living. f S13.95 sq. yd. / " " You can aeeipt tha cHalkntja to froatJom today. Hafe your SHUTTLEPOINT Something else very special In our window this wool. No one oho has Hooked embossed wilton. This is a carpet country by SPENDING kn—SAVING mora . . .You'd fight anything exactly like them anywhere in the whole world, lecaule they were made Until this week Shutrlopoint hes been feir which defies wet/ond footmark Nothing back inflation ... furthor ousntial wsrtima production. exclusively for us. Gorgeous parchment easier to keep/looking perfect. In grey, traded tt $26.06 e square yard. *»«f««*ttJp-*Jr-«g*JKt» lamp shades with hand appliqued, green, beige./?, 12, IS foot widths. Rofflombor throo things, that should back up your twin* luy 2 I g antique Chinti. '' A limited quantity at ^ K'9* a sq. y< slawly. luy quality. Han your saandlng. You'll ba a bottar S20.95 »q. yd. *\ Just about every site, design and . citiion, and your porsonal financial policy will ba an a sound color you con think of. And just about SUMMER FIBRES basis. the most unusual lamp shades you've over REVERSIBLE WOOL CHENILLES commented on. Definitely something to 9x12 SALI 9x12 SALI from M2" Wall ba glad tahalp you. own. And only, if you can believe it, $7.50. , We Have a Large Sdaeiioa ESTAIUSHfD 1117 IT STAIR CARPET 20% OFF In Every Priea Baasat CURRENT DIVIDEND At ever, S BROAD STREET BUSS-SHOP Duekie and Harden Crawford SAVINGS nONTY-MVtN MOM mat China and Glass Shop RED BANK UPlANf • •mWIUIIY TEL. RE 64302

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fh*»*aie D. PeiaonPeia s Cdama* /C ffce»de»d»r» « #. LefcuecetM Council Awaits M.F.C. Advice Party Liaison •Me., , r. CoCoaha s ThoBM i. tattk LONG BRANCH-Paul Kiernan • Tubi BoWrt • .H Hatds Wllllw B. Blair, It. UNION BEACH — At the meet- Akraaua 1. Z»*»r of Mt Westwood ave., hsj been ing af the Buyer ui eeuaeil la*t Ritlk named to lepreient Monmouth • Sir*. Thur*4ay aifkt • letter m ro- county on the advisory board of the QUWN, MMIMUS, MrCUI eeivea tnm tka Beera af education National Democratic club of New • Water Oeeata A RUSSELL reaueetiac M a»pr»il««t« date NEWARK — Mi'« Ruth M»rmu1- Jersey, it was announced la*t week COUNKUNM AT LAW whaa the Borough plane la vacate by club headquartrrs at Trenton. 0 Lavatories the aroeeat baravch ball la theatein, <«ufhtrr of Mr. and Mil Plaraaee ere. aetiaal. BtRjanln Mirmulitrln of New Mr. Kiernan will eerve a* liaison TfcNasa P. toiMii, Vlacaat I. SMitM Maamouth, h«» tomp\*it& her ttud- with headquarters of the club in • toiler. Wilde* U BuaMll. lr., Irml ItaH Par amoral aunt** tka boar* kai at Newark Btite Tracheri roi- party natters affecting Monmouth j Benedict I. Klcoilt reaaettea' removal af tka borough le(«, whrrt (he rprflvo fall. y'l evtnat acaaloa la tha fall. Sponsored by the National Dem- aJEABMiO UAMIMA11ON • At a preview a*eetlag, vitk May- ocratic club of New Jersey, the din- it—A ecinaileo a»t«*l or iaaask aVkalar cajtla( tka 4a- tUtatmmOa IMMT. btcfcri ay. 3f jnt rkMe B*a link ••I0TI ner will be staged for the purpose RAY O'NEILL SUPPLY CO. eitimg vata, caaaell 4aeUa4 hy a of ananclng the campaigns or May- aataahA ^B^a^ak^ak^B^faBMaa Aaaakaal *flBaaBiaf4^Baal*lB*W flaVlH OM at*** M, r«tr Hana, M. J. 4-1 vaU ta aaaaat * 4lraet|va fcy |Qv ^^B^a^e^naWaay Bkatv •#"JTJT*"4V^Pi^B»yf wpaw or Sol Lautman of Deal, who Is Si. PIMMM Reel Bart 64397 tka Maalelaal naaaaa Camailaata* running for the acnate, and Mayor ' aMf iMeMMag oil Mpajf. lamdftW. ta BraaMa Blaai far tka r«a«vattaa Charles E. Appleg.te of Keyport, WILLIAM C. MATY of tka water Blaat aa nereBce ava. and Harry C. SMllj of West Long •auNKtaa AT Law far MM aj aalica kaa<«iH>rttra aa4 Hranch, who are candidates for far tka eaV* af tha ealtoctar. election ta the assembly. Ths cam- tiroOMB Til COMtVLTaKT paign* of other legislative candi- OHMUVMYNC dates in the state also will benefit W Keel fnm ft, a*d Baa* O-eWf Tka eauBctl af paaed tka M. F. C. from the dinner, according to club I MMMaaW M> m BANK diractlva aa tka frouad tktt tka headquarters. reaavatiaa alwt at the water »laat. FANS! II MLTONKOKNE tha east it wklck wsuld k«va beea limited ta UM, waa aaly • tem- Nr« SUi ATTCWIBV AT LAW perary aalutlo*. They prevlotuly M Inae *, as* htd raquuted tka M. r C. ta ap- at •rove BlaM far kulldlw • aew her- AaBURY PARK- The Mystery auf k kail an horauf>owmad Bros- Woman," ntatueiique blonde exotic erty at Ualoa and Merntngflde dancer, will headline the caat of Tim me t. betUr »« M«i*r »ue|. avea. by laiulnr kondi for IU000. "The Btar Spangled Keview of aenrtiM la Tat a*fi>ter rtmUrlr. Thera wai no further word from 1951," which next Tuesday will open llt the M. F. <*. »t Thursday night'* the new aummer »tnge burlesque meatlag Md the eaunell will advtee policy at the Savoy, thu Walter tha •chool board it I* (till waiting Heade theater across from the rail- far further advice from the Mate road station. WALL FLOOR department. The letter will be for- The east of SO will include the QUALITY POULTRY warded ta tha M. P. C. nlne-Rlrl .lean Yorke ensemble, EXHAUST WINDOW It waa alas reported that the pur- MarmulaMa dancers Marion U* and Marion chaj» of ft road acrnper hng been WkflMl e<»mlf. I/!onpy T.ewli? Ready for the oven... dilayed due to tha fact thit the Miu Mermulatein, while at rol< and Irving "Blinky" Sellg, plus «ev- PKDKSTAL CEILING approved emergency appropriation lege waa an active member of theeral top vaudeville act*. This will «H far IT.OOO and tha loweit price Women's Bukctball league, tha be the first time In more thaa a TABLE ft DESK ATTIC oa a Mltabla ecraper waa I7.T17. Inter-mural volley bull team, and decade that real, live stage bur- Approval of the Increase to cover the Arts end Craft* club, and also lesque will be presented In the Fryer* Broiler* the Btirchaaa price will be requested le a member of Delta Sigma Pi chore resort. •ororllv and The Future Teacher! The Havoy will have a policy of FEUMM ELECTRIC SIPrtr CO. OtlUpdiiekea of America. She i« workng at Wett two ehows nightly, with a mid- Curing a public aats »f prnpfrtri UM eswifto tiiii tiummet1, and in the night uuilua Haliuiliiyi and an ex- 7.19 IIIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN RE 6*3232 Br'HtCK eplrlted bidding between Benjamin fall will teach In the Middletown tra Sunday rnntlnee. Blfant and Joseph B. Langin re- Towtuhlp public ichool ayitcm. Turkeys Sqt»b •Ultad In the aale to Mr. Elfant of • tax title lien on a ST'/i acre tract GUIUCM DUCIM for M,MB. The minimum price ef Ural of 1931 Apple Crop Frag Lcg> the tract mi 1800. It li located out of the Natee property, between Movee From N. J. Orchard* tha railrcad and the waterfront,- uti tha Hen en the property waa TRBNTON-The «r«t of New CUekm Urwt ChJrkea for pt.SST.tl, without Intereit Jersey's 1951 crop of early aummer ehargei. apples 1* just appearing on the Drumtllekt Clmrdt market and by next week can be Borough owned lot* on Florence expected In full volume, report* the Wing. Brwwto ave. ware aold ta Auguet Ptiugler State Department of Agriculture, and tax title llena on il* lota on TMgh> Edmondf ave. to Albert Weniell Quality and site of the Starr ap- fer a tout »f |1W. ple, first variety to be harvested In The council approved tha re-commercial volume In the atata, la Inuance of U liquor lleemea and exceptionally good this year, ac- the transfer and eondltonat IMU cording: to the department, and FREE DELIVERY! anee of the 14th llcenae waa ap-production I* expected to be double proved. The latter had been ta- that of last year, •ued t» Mra. Franeea Bheber for The Starr is a green variety, tart JUST PHONE Beach cailna on tha ahora front in flavor, and popular for cooking which had bean deitroyed by thapurposes eapecialy for baking, atorm lait fall. Thla waa trani- sauce and pics. RED BANK 6-2160 W2 fcrred to Joieph Tetra aubjpet to Most of the crop IK being grown poaMaalen of premleee at BM Front in Monmouth, Middlesex, Hurling- at., a building owned by Mr. Tetre ton, Cimden, Gloucester and Cum- but now under leaie and uied aa a berland countle*. day nuner*. Total production of apples In New Jersey In 1050 was 2,520 thou- WM Nat I Contract land buahcla, which put the atate in Joha U. FrM,local, realtor, lath place among the 3S apple- MARGARET A. HECK growing states. Sumaier varletie* atated that ha would not ilgn UNCROFT-MIDDLETOWN ROAD UNCROFT contract covering the aala of U accounted for 277 thousand bushel* lota by tha borough. Ha objected of the total. to aeveral elautee la tha contract, eapadally to tha «aa that would htva lajdlvMual lota revert back to tha borough wlthla two jraara In tha evant cortaln conitructlon prograia waa not maintained. Mr. Frlel alao ebjaata4 ta a aupplemantal regula- win Mvcr le fwriH—H-. tion Impoeed by tha M. F. 0. limit* laff tha amount ef frontage buyara could Burchast. Tha matter waa laid over for action at the neat moating. Easy Summer Living.. An ordinance waa Introduced pro- viding for an amendment to the Having the right dolhet for your pmtime$ praaent water ordinance and la rtrlaed rate aehedule, providing no htu «lot to do with making for an •n/oyasl* laereaaat, but dealgned to cover certain condition! not included In Bummer. Look over the clothe$ you have— tka yrtant ordinance. Thera will be • publle tearing on tha amendment then com* in for the filt-in$ or tha big deal July It. you require. Our price* keep your financa •tm 000FER ENOAOBD on an even keel. KXTPORT — Announcement baa bean made of the engagement of Mlaa Betty Jana Cooper, daughter of Fred Cooper, of Weit Front at., and the lite Mra. Emma Cooper, to Alfred Kramer of Laurence Harbor. Mlaa Cooper If a graduate of Key- pert high aehool and Paine Hall ochoot. New York city. Her flanee Reussilles' la employed by tha W. Raliton com- ETALUC pany, Old Bridge. Ha aorved with MBretHJ — Re. B*«k the seventh Dlvialon of the V. 8. Army.

SERVING RED BANK DEPOSIT! AND JERSEY SHORE AREA •OB inglnMn a|rw that tnltaa dtpoilti left after combustion, and conttmlnatlon contribute to NEON SIGNS moet engine oyllnder woar. Help pre?ent thU REPAIR SERVICE wear by velni a tpedal motor fuel made from AND mire petroleum that can burn completely, LIGHTING "XNOntlUUUDD TO YOVB MKEOS" a secttal motor fuel that learn no metallic deposit. Uee Amoco-GM. Get theee tremendoue Sailcloth pullover sport sMrf, Casual Jacltt in lustrous throe pockets and laced advantagee-wlth no dleadvantagei. It's your CoHon pull over sport iMrt rayon gabardine—gay polka nock. 3.93 dot contrastina lining. B8T. iwn with striped cellar end beet buy regardleie of prlcet tlcevo. 3.95 19.93 Shorts in cotton gabardine ASBURY PARK with 2 sid* pockets. I hip 1.1180 Riyon slicks. 8.93 Ltntn typa slacks. 7,30 pockot. 4.93

PORCELAIN ENAMKL AMOCO -leaves no metallic deposit STAINLESS STEEL AMIRICAN til etMMNV-MtffM fe Pfridi INDOOR ft OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS

ROAD-AD SERVICE, Inc. III ROADWAY LONG IRANCH 45 SO. MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK IBP BA¥K Win Prises in B'Nai B'rith Contest on Democracy Retort Promotes FRANK B. LAWES •Off Day But.n HhU U Y y ASBURY PARK—la a BMVC to 13 NetvMaa Spring* Itaasl Increase busiaes* on Monday* aad Thur*4ays, eonsit«re4 ' Boraaally "of days, a prograa* of "discount days" has been started .hero by Cool - FIMI Oil beachfront operators la ecajWMtioa with the Public Service Transpor- Bet Quality • Prompt Drlirery tation company. Special huses will be rua Mon- Trl. NH Bank 6-287", 4*y* and Thursday* froas Newark and other part* of the state by Public Service to briag crowds here during July and August, with aa rye toward continuing the prograsa throughout the entire year, accord- ing to City Publicity Director George M. Zuckerman. AWll"rai «* AM A* an inducement a compact Pat* mi StrriM far All Make book of discount ticket* for K beachfront amusement places and theaters are available to the visi- tors on thoie days. The program was arranged by city officials in co-operation with the recently organised "Associated Beachfront Merchants of Asbury Park," comprised of all boardwalk ltiM< 'i concessionaire*, Ocean ave. mer- I J chants and theater executives. The \J UnillMlK II I i. MH/.77M organization wa* founded to pro- mote cicursionj. convention! and special events.

Attorney Ce*eral TfcaaaWe D. Pane** m$kn w«A •• WMMTI •( w* kanrfi far wrWm% the bett essay e* "What Democracy Means to M»," ayaisared by N» Josef* Fiaaol laeJfa 144* I'Nei I'rirh ef l«tf Irench. L. •• »., Attorney 6e*eral Parsem, Mies Merily* CUir* Teller ef MaMtauM, SAVE ON winner ef first price, • $100 kid; Seymour lerren, contest chairman; Mitt Jeea Manser of Hifh. laid, ana1 Palmar Laa Jordan ef Neptune. The praMnratiam wara mada Saturalay maraidf at Mr. i00%WOOL Parian*' Rad lank affica.

operative of New Jersey, inc. hv- tween 1934-1044. For the past six- Ocean Grove Eyen Fruit Growers year* he ha* been with the Jersey 9 Fruit Co-operative aaaociatlon, Inc. 'Blue Law Repeal GULISTAN Edgewater Beach Hotel at Riverton, N. J., where he now Elect Officers resides with his family, OCEAN OROVE-The proposed OCEAN AM'. SEA BRIGHT, N. J. FREEHOLD _ O.rdan State repeal of New Jersey "him laws" BROADLOOM Fruit (Jrowcis, inc., opened office! Roelcelpd Piwaidrnl has not alarmed officials of the Dine either in the glmta enetotvd Dining this week at 33 Wrxt Main «t. The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting asso- mganitation haii been Kt up forOf Stale Commiaaion ciation, according to > its officials, CARPETING Room nr on the Rotirdttalk mbore the thn purpoce of markrtinK and dii- Samuel p. Walker, head of Mor- who have announced the appoint- trjhiittrg frnlt for it« OWB m»m-ilnLj * Walker, Inc., Ktsaiwbuiiir, ment of two well-known lawyers AMfcFmfelf erathing ttavtut to safeguard the aseociation's in- bcru gn well ax grower* |n nearby has been re-elected president of the countlen. The follofVing fruit grow- New Jersey Real Estate commis- terests, AMAZING LOW PRICES ers arc the orsanizerx: C. ft. Ap-sion. Dr. George W. Henson, president Hara you can see EVERY Gulistan pat- Compara quality, baaufy and pr'ca» with plrgate and Bon, Freehold, Mon Mr. Walker has been a member of the association, disclosed that tern, color and quality. Hundradi and othan. Than you will taa why paopla mouth brand; R. A. Barclay and the association has appointed Har- HEW of the commission the last 12 year* hundreds of yards in 9, 12 and 15 ft. coma from all over tha East for McKal< Son, Sroboyvillp, Skippy hrandi and ha* served three times before old B. Wells, Bordentown, former Ttit Pri« .1 Ik. Entras b the Price •( Ik* CeatetsM Dtaiwr R. Fisher, Freehold, Wyndawept as president. He was appointed to judge of the state's court of errors widths, for wall-to-wall usi or in room- vay'i rara and axcluiivt valuas. ArrCTIZERS brand; I. N. Applcgate, Freehold, the commission in ltW by Oovan. d appeals, and Frank C. Propert, sited rugs. Wa list balow a few of tha many ipaciati Hearts if Ctlerr Or*M ONves Monmouth brand; W. A. Bchlecht Moore, in 1MI by Oov. Edison, in Camden attorney. Both ars mem- for wall-to-wall usa or reom-siia ruqi. wef, Freehold R. F. D., Cre«t rruit IMS by Ouv. Edge and 1949 by Oov- bers of the Camp Meeting board j ALL REGULAR ALL WOOL GOODS Cfctrrmnn. Clam Gr.talnill J«le» Limitad quantitiat. Not all tizai in al Frail Cacklall TeaMte Jttfee brand; Sydney McL«an, Middle OrUcoll. He ha* al*o been presl- of trustee*. IN FULL ROLLS AT McKELVEY'S town, Mil-can brand; John L. rent af the New Jersey Asioeiation Ocean Drove'* unique ordinances, FAMOUS LOW CASH PRICES. colors. All marchandisa is offarad subjact Skrlap CxkUII (Me (s«ra> Hrndrlckson, Jr., Middletown, Old of Real Estate Boards. Mr. Walker such as the one barring Sunday ' to prior sala. • OUPS Wngnn brand. Offlceri are C. Ft. Ap- is • director of the Keyport Bank- t raffle and trade, would not be I Ing company. CARVED W LTON fiklrimi Cibtot Wltk Barl.r Onlaa leva plogatf, prfnidrnt; J. L. Hendrlck- Jeopardised by the proposed revi- SCULPTURED WILTON son, Jr., vlce-pre«ident; M. 8. Pine, The commission's new nscal of-sion, according to Dr. Henson, who BROADLOOM $17.50 Quality CNTKCC Rlverton, secretary, nnd A. R. ficer will be Charles) P. Oillen of •aid the "whole matter has been BROADLOOM l"S0 Quality rrM run •• »aie — I.M Fisher, Freehold, R. F. D., treai- Newark, who succeed* Judlah Hig- turned over" to Mr. Wells and Mr. ••autlful all-aver leaf da- OUR PRICE rrM DHP Sea Stallage l.es urcr. gins, Flemington. Other member* Propert. aign. Fin. quality, fa MB ,....« earpe, Hall Stuffnl Lekatar TktrmMara _ j.ee choice of fray, fraen, in MW swirl Uaslfn. m^ a**, The grower* have in exceaa of of the commission >re Leon Todd, The advisory committee study- Wovea el 180» wool Waele Uv. Brallee' UktMr (AtcaraN.* to «»> ro«a or wine, f ft. and arns. » ft, wldtk only 1,500 acres under cultivation. Popu- Camden; Harry A. Wlllson, Penn- ing the revision of statutes is ya F Half Sauthern FrM CkUkm - I.TI lar varieties of apple* represent th« sauken; Mason P. Pringle, *ecre- 12 ft. widthi. la Ike new batia eobr, • •• RUM LM« Island Dmkllnf A ApftoMM* I.TI scheduled to muke Its report to M. rt greater portion of the acreace with tary-dlrector, and John N. Harkins, the legislature in September. Sen. Pattee' Swiss Sink -... l.n chief examiner and investigator. VfcMM MmMul Garni _ \M New Jrrsoy'n fine peachri beinf a Alfred C. Clapp (R-Essex), chair- AXMINSTER BROADLOOM AXMINSTER BROADLOOM nulntantial thort ceuon product. man of the committee, has advis- Bast euallty asmlnstar, MM* Virginia Him ..I.TI Exceptional value in, $9.95 Quality Clossly *.v.a hlik fills, $13.95 Quality •MM Turkey a Crsakerrtr law* i I.ee Continually improved (rowing, Her. FTP. Yrlly Klrclrd ed against stripping municipalities 100% rile carpetinf. In lout wcarisf carixt I* tik IHH *-l AH Jm '...... J.TI packing and harventlnf method* of the power to enforce local ordi- a choice of acroll, leaf OUR PRICE OUR PRICE Sute VIW ChapUin today'i aaiular deslgat BratM Ckefee Mrktta Slaafc 4.M are the chief inspiration of theM nance*. and fisrat ileiiam. • ft, grower* to keep up with the In- ABBURY PARK-Rev. Eugene P. Widths only. and color!. Fresh Garssa Vafetaklas creasing demand* of the consumer Kelly, Manville, former pastor «t ffl.ts Mrs. George Elgrim •n. r*. heath fries Petateaa A« Gratia Petales* for better fruit for horn* uae. Highlands, who also conducted servlcei at Fort Hancock, was • ALAD Mr. Pine ha* been chosen •>• man- Entertains Triad Club $g.7s ager of the new group. Mr. Pin* elected chaplain by the New Jer- DESSERTS sey Veterans of Foreign Wars at LITTLE SILVER — The Triad is the son of Mr*. Lillian Pine and club of Red Bank met last Thurs- the late Myron S. Pine of Sheriff their closing session of • three-day S>nil« Ml* wltk Wkla Creaai Rica PuMi*s day night at the home of Mrs. St., Freehold. For many year* ha convention here Saturday. Sdewmmt fm Gmlittta't Tmmm Rm§§ Matfa in Aaaarta. PIM lea Crwui Henry W. Sayrs, Asbury Park George Elgrim on Rumson rd. The has been active in New Jersey ag- next meeting will be July 17 at the CafTta Tea Milk riculture and horticulture. He wa»attorney, waa named judge advo- McKELVEYofFreehdAnd fir r

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««» Malan, , 0<*s« If, Mail The Red Bank Woman's Club Works To Build Tomorrow's Freedom Witk The Youth Of Today

by Mrs. L\ C. Van InweiM, PretMe itt IM ••** WctaaVs CM

1 ther acquaint them with their state, they are Women's Club and by taking an active interest year raised more than SI,000 for Us charitable work. taken on personal tours through the state's offices in the community, especially in the areas where in the capital. This year, Roy W. Berg, execu- youth are affected, the Red Bunk Woman's Club tive secretary of the Allied Youth Organization The Woman's Club is interested in the com- is engaged in a year 'round program of "Building munity and expresses it.s interest by taking an was brought up from Washington, D. C, to take Freedom with Youth." active part in community endeavors. Its evening part in the program. and afternoon groups are represented at all Through the nnnunl Woman's Club art municipal council sessions and hear reports on At home the Woman's Club throws open award, given to the high school student whose municipal activities at all meetings. the doors of its lovely old house to young people work is indicative of the greatest amount of tal- at the annual town Hallowe'en party and on ent, young artists are inspired to work harder Women arc a powerful force in the com- many occasions for social affairs, with members and put greater effort and imagination into their munity, the state and the nation. Their hands of the Senior Woman's Club always ready tu work. The club is thinking now of conducting not only rock the cradles they can, if they will, play an important part in shaping the future of Mrs. U 0. VM supervise the activities. an art exhibit, in which both young artists and mankind and it is through the Woman's Club older members of Red Bank art circles will be It is the hope of the Red Bank Woman's and its state and national federations that Amer- The Red Bank Woman's Club ii viUlly in- invited to participate. In this way boys and girls terested in the well being of the community, the Club that in the near future, their clubhouse will ica's women nre given a voice to speak out for with real talent and interest in the various med- state and the nation and especially in youth, for become the community center for the town, in that which is right and against that which is iums of art expression will be brought into closer evil. Far from being just a social club, where it is the youth of today who must build the future. which all of the worthwhile activities of the Red contact with older, more experienced artists women discuss the latest styles and gossip over Bank community will be centered. The Woman's Club is more than just a social giving the young people opportunities to meet tea and cakes, the Woman's Club is a. strong, and become acquainted with those who have vital organization, standing for all that has help- organization, it is a force for good in the com* This year the Red Bank Club will make an munity, and across the nation its members band* already reached the heights, and at the same ed make America strong and free and working even greater effort in behalf of youth than ever to maintain the American way of life for every- ed together in the General Federation of Wo- time profit by their knowledge and be inspired before. It has already taken preliminary steps one. men's Clubs work to bring to reality the better by the experience. world for all people. toward launching two new youth projects, and has entered the nation-wide contests, sponsored Officers of the Fed Bank Woman's Club The Red Bank Woman's Club is a busy or- The Red Bank Woman's Club, is in the fore- by the Kroger Company of Cincinatti, Ohio and are: Mrs. L. C. Van Inwegen, president; Mrs. ganization, its members engaged in numerous front of every movement concerned with pre- the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Robert Brophy, first vice-president; Mrs. Lester activities, all aimed at making this community serving freedom and liberty for all people and Stark, second vice-president; Miss Florence Will- and this country a better place in which to live. lends its active support to every endeavor aimed The contest, the theme of which is: "Build- guss, treasurer; Mrs. L. C. Richardson, recording Women's Club members serve as hostesses in at encouraging young people to stand for high ing Freedom With Youth," offers prizes of $10,* secretary; Mrs. William Reid, corresponding the USO at Long Branch, helping to make un- Ideals and to lead lives of good citizenship. 000, $8,000 and $2,000 for the best Woman's secretary and Mrs. Robert A. Cherry, federation happy, lonely young boys in uniform feel that Club projects translating this theme into action. secretary; Miss Bertha Kridel, assistant treasur- there are folks who care, even though they may The Red Bank Club participates in the an- A $200 prize is offered to the most outstanding er; Mis. John Keilt, financial secretary. be far from home. nual citizenship institute, which is sponsored by state project. The contest opened May 1 and the New Jersey State Federation of Women's will close Feb. 1st, 1952. Clubs. Each year an outstanding Red Bank high The Woman's Club opens its doors to the school junior is sent to the institute by the Red The Red Bank contest project will be car- New Jersey State Commission for the Blind, for "Part of today belongs to tomorrow, as Bank Woman's Club, to learn first hand just how ried out under the leadership of Mrs. Frank A. the annual sale of the handcraft work of the the seed belongs to the shoot, as the founda- the business of running the state of New Jersey Hayes, chairman of the local club's civics de- blind men and women of the state, and it has tion belongs to the building. Today owes is conducted. At the institute they are given the partment. been commended for its all-out co-operation, by its best to tomorrow, for not to do right to- opportunity to meet and talk with important the state, in this endeavor. day may ruin tomorrow." leaders of state government, who describe the By encouraging young people to reach out functions of the various state departments, how for the finer things of life, by opening its doors The Woman's Club extends a helping hand Maltbie D. Babcock bills are developed and become law and to fur- to them through membership in the Younger to the community's worthy charities and this

Thh wlucrffloMl RnbWor h nw-fo posilblR liy flit eoopsraKon of the following puWtc-sptrife'd citizens who are elweyi in the lor* in striving to make our community • tinir and batter glace in which to live.

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BUDGET SHOP, Uemnlne, Bed Bank * film tax HOSIERY, Street Floor Shop daily from 9:30 ftil 5:30-Rcd Bank store open Friday ftil 9; Asbury Park store open Wednesday ftil 9 RED BANK REGISTER ?ssr VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 10. Department of Education Prepares County Board of Elections Holds Forum Planners Aid \'M Registered Participants For Showdown on TV Allocation School Board Expected in YJLCA. Program EATONTOWN—A map contain- TRCNTON. inly »-(AP)-Th* ing about 700 pins of assorted col- Most of the nine summer play» State D*partsB«nt at Education is ors was pre.jpntcd to the board of grounds in Red Bank and *ui» •reparing iu ammunition for a Dedicate Pole education Monday night by Leu Hawkins Heads rounding places g^t under we* •feewstowa battle witk t*e Federal ruling, cfruninn nf th<- jii--*nnin£ Monday and all have rspnricd bigs) C—ii*lrstlnaluaication*s Commission on board an'l a member of tho board registration. The Community Y» th* ejuestioa ot aa educational tel- At Fair Haven of education. .M.C.A.. in co-operation with spoa* evision channel for New Jereey. Civil Defense tk FAIR HAVEN A new flagpole, The ma]) represents the location soring committees, boards of eilu* LrMt April * eosBsalssion aa- of children now in school or who SHREWSBURY- The sppoint- cations, borough councils and many a gift of the Fair Have* Lions club ment of Cntin'-ilman .fohn Hawkins w—~—d - rH— t«o allocatl»e«t*e all the in memory of thoee frem Fair Ha- will enter school through 1956. Mr. other civio groups, is conducting MMtM* remaining televiaiea ckan- Catling said the map, whicli repre- as Civil Defense council chairman ven who served in the Armed Fere. was announced Tuesday night by them. •els. Bducatora bad asked tkat ct during World War II, was dedi- sents • a iuL of rtuik for a lot of During the fiv«; years that •hi* ft per cent of the unallocated people." was completed through Mayor Alfred N BeaJlfiion. He cated yesterday morning. The pole succeeds Councilman David W. service ' has been in operation, it chsaael* be reserved for educa- it located in the new memorial the effort K of members of the has continued to grow arni the tional purposes, but the commission Home nnd School club. District Russell, who jesigneii effective 1 park on Willow st. The land for June. 19. year it .» expected 'hat the pro- derides ta allocate only tea per the park was donated by Mr. aad Clerk (icorgr Winning and the ftram will have more than 1.70O eent at th* remaining channele ta Mra. Tkomas N. McCarter. borough's planners. registered participants. Money for sten-c*mm«rcial educational us*. Presentation at the gift was mad* Green pins were used to show | this project, is raised in various New Jersey was the ealy state to Mayer Edgtr V. Deniee by Al- the hnmc location of pupils whJ w»ys. but. it is only through this) la UM union which did not have bert McCraeken, ckairman ef the will enter school between VMb-M. co-operation of the many eivie- M least en* channel assigned W Lions club flagpole committee, who Vcllow wore used for 1952-r>3, mi minded organizations that the pro» H ler educational purpoae*. alfo is Uans deputy district gewer- for those, who will be in the pre- gram is made possible Th* commission argued tkat New primary to the fifth grades, and The Community Y.MCA. shares] er. blue, for the sixth to eighth grades. Jersey could be covered adequately The Declaration ef Independence i this effort by directing the ad- fey stations in New York and Phil- It WAS so designed in order to help was read by Attorney General the. school board's transportation ministration »nd over-all super- adelphia. Theodore D. Parsons. After read- vision of the entire program. Due* Ust May t was set as the date committee to determine its needs ing it, Mr. Parsons paid tribute to for the coming school yrar. n« the pa?' week all directors and by which any formal protests Mr. and Mrs. McCarlcr and the their assistants took part in an •gainst th* commission's decision Pair Haven Lions club. In tbf tiiiii:i(..;itation (natter, the orientation course and training ses- had to be filed. A string of Utters Quests introduced by Councilman board approved the renewal of sion under the direction of Thomas went from New Jersey to Wash- Tony Hunting, chairman of tha transposition contracts with John G. Streckfus. associate secretary «f borough park! committee, wera E. anJ Daniel Beale for one year th« Community Y.MCA. ington. at a figure which is 15 per cent Ia addition to a formal proteat Harold Perry, president of the There are two playgrounds In Lions elub; William L. Bally, psst above l.i.i' year. Additional costs filed by State Commlssincr of Ed- was the reason for the hike. The Red Bank, one at Branch ave. and. •cation John H. Bosshart, protests pretldent; Capt. Ralph Rmlth, the other at West Bergen pi. Curt Spanish American War veteran; hoard also recessed the meeting were filed by Rutgers university, rather than aijourn it in order Bradley, Miss Anita Green anif, Princeton university, the city of Mortimer VanSauter,~ dicer of the Mis« Suianne Stephens are the sii< county American Ltgion; Mrt. Van- to accept additional transportation Jfewark and radio stations WTTM bids July Hi. uervisort of the Brdiu.li ave. play* of Trenton and WCTC of New Sauter, offleer of the ewnty Legion ground. Mr. Bradley is * teacher awillary; Harry Feldt, Boy Scout / IH tls«ti*M wMrtJ msmkm and mvaicipal dfftt from ewought in this vi. The board voted to join the Mon- Brunswick. mouth county dental plan super- at Shrewsbury school and Is « commissioner; Chief William Rob- graduate of Shippensburg fttat*) ruw* r*tet*t o«t bins of wJe fire company; George cMfy •tftflwasi « fsrvm M «t»ctl«ft prssswurM THunehy ni«M in t*s M*eh*nie Street ieh#ol. In. vised by the Monmouth County Organization for Social Service. It Teachers college. Miss Green ha* Thes* protests pointed out sev Curchin, president of the Are com- itwetms dsrt h*n; Mn. Ruth Sim, BMT- WWHSW, eWmar; Mitt Mary GrisrMn, Atlantic 26 three-hour periods of dental MsvrkeM resenting th' Ladies' auxiliary of service for indigent children. The Stephens le attending Red Bank Since the longest rang* of i HifManA, cfciaf dark; Mitt rVttaWa HaynaWt. FraahaM, taniar dark; tt*n*)i«*j l*ft ta right, Mai Mr. rtusanll, who heads ths Berc high •chiiol and hu ••«!•(».I «f «h« television station, according ta the the fire'company; Dr. Edwin V. dentist, will be assigned by Stewart and Walter Morton, Fair larr, baar. mambar, Atbtiry Park; ftaymaA. j. O'NaiN, baar. chairman, ftitanioa HaiahH. MidoV the stats paying half the coats. Bus company of Red Bank, had Branch ave. playground during tha commission's engineers, is M miles, written the mayor his resignation, past few seasons. The West Ber* •average by stations located in Haven Sea Scout leadirs, and Mrs. tawn. an. Jay HatflaM, taaratary, Atbury Park. Official! aHantk. from ftaa lank, LitMa Silver, Henry Ludwig Kramer, Middle- Tony Hunting, president of the La- town architect, was appointed ta citing the extreme pressure of bus- gen playground I* supervissd by Philadelphia and Naw York would iness. The mayor said he aym- Joseph Egglestoa and Mra. Leoa* •Ms* many Naw Jersey ar*u. diet' auxiliary of Shrewsbury pott, ftumtafi, Pair Havan, KaaMt*jr«, Miwefctawn ana* athar bsraufht. Tha initial faram wai haM at advise the board on what building American Legion. program It will have to adopt due pat hired . with Mr. Russell's posi- or* Scott. Mr. Eggleston is 4 Besides that, stations supported to Increased enrollments. Mr. Win- tion and praised him for the great graduate of Morgan Btat* eollaga by outside states could not be ex- The Invocation was delivered by ning reported receipt of 18,501.01 deal of preliminary work which and was th* supervisor at this pected to devote too much of their Rev. Christopher H. Inyder, viear from the government under the had been accomplished. playground last year. Mrs. Bestt time to New Jersey Interests. of the Chapel of the Holy Commun- Fir* Chief Wherry act. The amount was Mr. Hawkins also complimented Is a t*aeh*r at the River st sehosl. A major point in the slat* board's ion, and the benediction was given computed at 181.89 for each of the the resigned ehalrirmn. He said Other Playground* by Rev. William Msgitm, pastor of Police Chief Herden to Retire; •l*a fer s New Jersey channel was Mid-Wmy in Term 96 pupils who were children of fed- that Mr. Rtuvell hud turned over Th* Little Silver playground 1* based on It* conception of hew tha Pair Haven Methodist church. erally employed parents. complete Civil Defense files which The stlNte to he Hag was led by SHRKWNBURV-ln a aur|i.i»e sitonsared by the I.lti;» Silver V.. tetovlitoa should b* u**d for edu- m*v* Tuesday night, Atonio ll* were In such excellent condition MCA. The directors of this pro* cation. the Pair Haven Brownie troop, and Was Borough's First Patrolman the singing of "The Star Spangled •HREWIBURY-Pollce Chl*f Th* other It for any type physical Vaaly mlgiw* aa chlrf «f that the local defense found! was gram are Douglas Bailey and Mist Ths *Ute board f**l* that stu- Shrewsbury Hew ttmaany to) a able to immediately go Into aetlon. Jean Schnahel. Both are experi- 4ent participation 1% educational Banner" by Mrs. Hunting. Otto Herden, this borough's sol* disablement. Only the last two Lions Plan law enforcer the past UH year*. named could apply to Chief Her- letter ta the mayor *nd rniin' M. Tn announcing that m meeting enced, having worked on the pla/> teltvision programs Is of great Im- W h kij #| ta ta J of committee chairmen will be held grounds the past three years. J!r. portance. Th* board think* trans- has applied for retirement from den. his poet. Mayor Alfred N. Beadle- In his application, the chief listed L Thursday, July t», Mr. Hawkins Bailey hae just completed study at portation problem* Involved In Smkject ta rsnarmatl*n ky th* Field Showers said that the council actually had Eastern seminary, Philadelphia, taking student* from New Jersey Bonnett's Outfit ston said he expects It will be ef- an accident which occurred Sunday, fective late this month. Apr. S, 19M, while he was petroling company, Jame* A. Cnrhy, pica- HIGHLANDS-Members of the begun Its reorganisation last Thurs- and. will enter Springfield colleg* to New York or Philadelphia would Meat, Tuesday night wW appoint at a meeting In his home. He In the fall to study for the Y.M.C.. •low down any state attempt to Tha (0-year-old chief, who eama highway 15 on motorcycle. Struck Lions elub and the Living War Me- by a car, he was thrown from the a wr«ea»r from among the com* morial committee conferred Wed' said he was particularly pleased A. secretaryship. Miss Schnabel •tins* television for educational here as the borough's first regular pany'* ex-chtefa or «*«r*« aeetot- with the results of th* meeting In Key Korea Role policeman, listed his physical con- cycle. Picked up by Charles J. nesday night of last week on the is a high school teacher at CorU purposes. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Al aat chiefs. Mr. and Mn. Pa- service club's plana for the con- and that he hoped to be able to land, N. Y. Naw Jersey educators look upon dition a* the reason for leaving. Hesse, Belford contractor, he was Vaaey returned Satsjrtay (rast a tkough th* big brass in Pelpins He said he has no Immediate plans taken unconscious to Rivervlew struction of a utility building t* aeslgn volunteer* t* speeite duties At Rumson the playground will th* commission's allocations of and Moscow probably never heard two-week vMt t* Mr. mVanqr'* house shower and toilet facilities at within the nest meeting or two. again be conducted at th* high channels for commercial us* as for the future, having been advised hospital, suffering broken hands parent* la Rwhweed, Tenn. A* of Cpi. William F. Bonnett, son of by his physician to take an extend- and eoneusslon. Kavookjian field. He alta reported thst Mrs. Mar school. Supervisors at this play* proof that New Jersey cannot be Mr. and Mrs. George Bonnett of • e**MM*ac«, We resignation fob garet Campbell had resigned as • ground ar* GeorgtJJiag, Mitt] covered by stations in outside ed rest. A lowed Hew on the bed* of the) Meeting at borough halt, the com- lit Center ave., he Is, neverthe- Chief Herden succeeded Earl mittee heard details of the 24x21 committee chairman. Council eon- Kathleen Chrlsman tnTxiss Nina •tate*. less, one of th* big reasons why Th* mayor and council Im- W—nrummt of the retirement foot cement and cinder block firmed his recommendation of Mn. Egaland. Both Mr. King and Mis* Moyer. currently Mlddletown town- mediately announced It Is «eek- a* paUea chief of hi* father-In* Francis Johnson to replace Mrs. Red China hat failed miserably In ship'* police chief, and Harold building which wilt be constructed Chrisman ar* teachers in tha It* attempt to pusk UN. fore** in- applications for the $3,000 year post In th* fall behind the Living War Campbell. A letter from C. T. Rumson schools and Miss Egeiand In addition to th* on* TV sta- "Brick" Matthaw* a* th* law en- of probationary patrolman. Appli- Rorden rave the Information that tion alraady nlattng In New Jereey to th* Yellow Sea. forcer. Hoyer and Matthews had Memorial monument. Twelve hun- is a atudent at Trenton £tata cants should contact Borough clerk dred cinder block* already have Insurance, cover**" Is avtiltabla for Teachers' college. —WATV in N*w*rk-th* commie Cpl. Bonnett—now n*ck-de*p In been special officers, not patrolmen. Ortnide C. VanVllet. Deadline for Civil Defense volunteers. •Ion allocated *lgnt other channels the toughest engineering war la The motorcycle was th* mod* of Fair Haven Croup been donated, according to mem- The staff at Atlantic Highland* filing the form* Is July 35. bers of the Lions club building com- Map Appraved playground Is comprised of Allen tn ths atat* to commercial us*rs. history with th* lUth Engineer transportation at th* tlm* and Har- Mayor Beadleston said that coun- mittee, who said labor also will bs They gav* on* more channel w Combat battalion of the X Corps- den'* vigilant patrol of th* than Tn other business, council ap- Tracy and Miss Franclne Mlnnlck. cil will Immediately consider ap- donated. About II.W0 for mater- Mr. Tracy was director ef ttaia) Newark, two to Atlantic City, and Is playing a Hey role In upsetting two-lane highway IS Is legend. On pointing but one patrolman. He To Hold Fair ials will be required, they said, and proved a map submitted by the •a* channel each to Wlldwood, the Communist timetable. Th* at least one occasion, Jersey City FAIR HAVEN—Members of th* planning board for Mrs. Bruce playground last summer and a Indicated, however, that additional a drive for funds will be conducted W. Campbell. Mayor Beadleston graduate of New York university Trenton, Asbury Park, New Bruns- battalion ia building road* and radio* carried the Information fer men toon will have to be added. Chapel of the Holy Communion throughout the summer, wick and Patersoa. bridges In "Impossible" sectors to speeders to skip Shrewsbury be- will hold a fair Tuesday, July 17, said the lots still are less than the Miss Minnick Is a graduate ef In- Applicant* must be ettlaen* and Living War Memorial committee current toning ordinance require- diana State Teachers college. On* If It take* nine stations to cover speed troops and ammunition to cause they could expect no mercy. residents of ths borough at least on the church grounds for the ben- th* atat* adequately from a com- the front. Was Chief if Year* efit of the church. members present were Ralph Ben- ments but that the change wilt be of their features of this week's tha past two years. They must nett, president, who pledged whole- nn Improvement because there will program will be a "Gold Nugget mercial point of view, how can it Engineering miracles performed Th* original appointment eame pass physical and literacy tests Luncheon will be served In the hearted co-operation, Mayor Wil- b* covered from an educational by Cpl. Bonnett's battalion during parish house. Features of the fair be but si* lots Instead of eight. hunt" which will be held tomor. from the late Mayor Benjamin and he between tha ages of 21 and liam Fehlhaber, treasurer, and Mrs. ow. point of view without even one th* recent Red offensive, when on* Parker. He has been chief IS 10. ' War veteram will be liven an will Include fancy goods table, a Helen Max*on, secretary. Lions Mayor Beadleston urged taxpay- station, the educators ask. of th* biggest mast attacks in his- years. His pay ia |I,SM a year. He additional number of yean, months white elephant booth, a baked club building committee members ers to make an effort to bring their Henry DeLuca, art director *f Th* joint committee on educa- tory was launched, were Instru- will receive half of it, or I111.T1 and dayt In direct proportion to good* table, grocery table and a who attended the session were Hor- tax payments' up tot date. He said Red Bank high school, and Mis* tional television, a national com- mental In the successful stand by a month. Mayor Beadleston said th* number of year*, months and fortune teller. atio Parker, Paul Huun, George that but about 30 per cent of the Dolores Searlei, student nt New mittee of educator* formed at the Allied forces, according to X Corp* there currently I* enough In th* day* they were In the Armed The committee includes Miss Ber- McQowan, Frank Whit* and Sher- taxes have been paid at the half- Rochelle college are In charge of tlm* of th* original hearings, has headquarters, which reported that local pension fund to last two nadlnt Stewart, MIBS Beth Scow- way mark, a condition which would the River Plata playground, which Forces. Vtttrant also will receive man Smith. work havoc on the borough If not helped New Jersey In It* fight to more than 1,000 truckloada of am- years. After that time, the fund a tan-point advantage In the tests. croft, Mrs. T. V. Kendrick. Mrs. will open Monday, July 33, and win a TV channel. The commute* munition rolled over engineer-built will have to be ailed by general Jennie Rankln, Miss Mary Emma Improved in the second half. close Friday. Aug. IT. Th* PBA will conduct th* tests. Brunt Auction Preview Borough Attorney Leon Reuullle 1* r*pr**ented by (Jen. Telford mads each day to slaughter ten* taxation money. final action on tha chiefs ap- Hendrlckson. Mrs. Fred Kollmer, Th* Eatontown playground I* Taylor, United States prosecutor of thousand* of Reds and hurl back In explaining th* pension system, plication for retirement is expected Mrs. Robert Cameron, Mrs. Tony To Aid Nurses* Fund was directed to file necessary pa- under the direction of Peter Pro. at th* Nuremburg war crlmsi the May offensive. Hunting, Mrs. Ann terMeer, Mrs. pers with the IT. S. District court mtnski, Miss Jean Miller and Rob- Mayor Beadleston said a retire- to be taken Sunday when the bor- relative to collecting taxes for 1990 trial*. A graduate of Red Bank Cath- ment could be granted for any of ough's Pension Fund commission George Colton, Mrs. Joseph Fox, ALLENHUR8T—A public auction ert Werner. This program began Mn. Harry Collls, Mrs. William sale of furniture and object* of art and 19S1 on property of the Shrews- June 29 and indications ar* that Mats Claim* S CkAMMti olic high school, Cpl. Bonnett at- three reasons. The first is attain- meets. The commission met last bury Lumber company, which is tended Monmouth Junior college ment of at least 51 years of age Sunday to discuss the question, but Balgent, Mrs. Agnes Allaire, Mra. collected from Continental Europe registration will exceed that of last By advice W the committee, New Annie McGee, Mrs. Eula Hanson, will bo held Friday and Saturday, In bankruptcy. year. They are planning numerou* on* year before he became a sta- with 35 year* service. Th* next held off decision until th* borough Mrs. Ralph Smith. Mrs. Crlstopher Jersey has laid claim to four of tistician for »h* Ballantlne brew- I* for a service-connected disability., council had been notified. July 13 and 14, at 10:30 a. m. at the special event*. the channels now allocated for cry at Newark. He wai inducted Snyder, Mrs. George B. Moxley, home of Mrs. Edwin O. Bruns, 220 Gen. Lanahan'* Son Two new playgrounds ar* al- commercial use, those in Trenton, Mra. Edward Dennett, Mrs. John Corlica avc, this place. Tha sale ready under way at Fair Haven last September and arrived in Hobrough, Mrs. Myron Brown, Mra. New Brunswick, Paterion and one Korea In February. Cpl. Bonnett vill Include tho. entire contents of Enters West Point and Vail Homes. Through th* co» In Atlantic City. To date, three of Russell Hendrlckson. Mrs. Frank he 2-room Bruns residence. Lester operation of the Fair Haven bor. Is assigned to the plana and oper- Council Introduces Ordinance Hendrlckson, Mrs. Charles P. Cross, Francis M. Lanahan, Jr., ion of th* holder* of these allocations ation* section of th* battalion. M. Slatoff of Trenton la auctioneer. Maj, Oen. Francis H. Lanahan, Is ough council and the Community have filed counterclaims. Mils Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Stanley A preview of the articles to be Y.M.C.A., the program started Fielder. entering the V. S. Military academy Ths state board described as the Abandoning Street Extension sold will be held Saturday and Sun- at West Point today. He returned Monday. Th* Fair Haven school -Hi question" the problem of Slate President Mrs. W. Gilbert Manson, Mr*. day, July 7 and 8, from 1 to 6 p. playground is being used and ha* m., In memory of the late Edwin last week by plane from Paris, whether they would b* allowed to At wat announced In last week's John Minton, Mrs. James Clayton, where he was visiting hla parents, been fully equipped for this pro- shift th* place of on* of these al. To Address Exempts Mrs. Harry E. Battersby, Mrs. Ei- G. Bruns, who was a resident of gram. Chester Apy, student at Register, the borough council Mon- Allenhurst 40 yearn and a member and spent the week-end with Rob- location* If they were successful in DEAL—President Andrew Hutch day night introduced an ordinance Korean Veteran leen Bennett, Mrs. Mamie Schuck, ert Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Princeton university, and Mis* Mrs. Kenneth Mott, Miss Margue- of the New York Stock Exchange Daisy Loud, graduate of North obtaining It. will be guest apeaker Sunday after- to rescind the $90,000 Drummond a half century. Proceeds from the George A. Hogan of Main St., In th* meantime, many persons noon at a meeting of the Monmouth pi. extension ordinance which was rite PaniU, Mrs. H. A. Giblin, Jr., Ocean port. Carolina university and with thre* Asks for Prayers Mrs. Anna Glenny, Mrs. George admission fee to the preview will and organisations have rallied to County Exempt Firemen's associa- adopted last November. Council be turned over to the scholarship Gen. Lanahan, former command- years' experience at Branch ave. support th* state's bid for a chan- President Thomas F. Oakley, who Rev. and Mrs. John B. Gllchrlst Harm, Mrs. Kenneth Hartzell, Mrs. Ing officer at Fort Monn.outh, is playground, are eo-directors of this tion at 3:30 o'clock at the local Are Robert McFarlane, Miss Nancy endowment fund of the Fitkin hos- nel. house. Mr. Hutch la president of again preiided in the absence of of River at. received a letter re- pital school of nuralng. now Chief Signal Offleer 0,1 Gen. program. Miss Jean Denlse. stu- Oovernor Drlsopll Is strongly In the New Jersey State Exempt fire- Mayor Katharine Elkus White, cently from Sgt. C. B. Edwards Kolmer. Eisenhower's staff in Europe. dent at Rumson High school, is as-' favor of * state channel dedicated men's association. who has "been III for several weeks, who ha* been on the firing line in Mrs. George A. Curchin, Mra. slstant director. Main feature of to education and together with the said council is of the opinion the North Korea for the past seven Mabel Williams, Mrs. Joseph Hunt- this week's program will be a doll Many of the Issues coming up at months. Sgt. Edwarda Is a mem- er, Mrs. Russell Berg, Mra. ju. j. 9 show tomorrow. •tate board nas written to New the state exempt convention at extension "does not warrant the Jersey's representative* In Con- Trenton Oct. 19 will be dlseufaed. funds which would be needed to ber of Rev. Mr. GUchirst's consre- Wenner, Mrs. Edgar Denisc, Mrs. "Mile of Dimes Campaign The Vail Homes playground, gress. All of these have pledged acquire properties and do the work. gatlon at Calvary Baptist church. C. C. Nickerson, Mrs. Harvey Littlj, which opened Its season Monday, All delegate* to the convention and Jr., Mrs. Douglas Frederick, Mrs. their support. Ufe members who expect to attend Jack Winters, Monmouth st. fur He explained that he was tired has two directors. They ar* Ever- In addition, tha New Jersey of the continuous fighting, some- J. Spencer Morgan, Mrs. Hugh DIs- are urged to be preaent Sunday shop proprietor, told council he had telhurst, Mra. William Wren, Mrs. For Church Starts Sunday (Continued on Page 1) Manufacturers Association, th* and to take part in the discussion. leased another shop and has gone times day and night, but considered State Chamber of Commerce, the himself lucky to be alive. He Marjorle Longman, Mrs. William KEANSBURG-With th* launch- to considerable expense renovating Borner, Mrs. Jesse Mcllray, Mra. New Jersey council of the CIO, it since the original plan would wrote, "For three day* around the Ing Sunday of a campaign to raise both major political parties In th* Capt. Frank H. Tryon dock we pounded tht enemy as Charles Cupples, Mrs. Jesso Ben- Twp. to Study Marine Officer have taken the Morris Jacka build- nett, Mrs. H. Lynnwood Minton, "a mile of dimes" for the Metho- •tate, Public Service corporation, In*; In which hi* stor* 1* located. they came wave after wave. I've dist church's new building fund, 4 Assigned to Maryland seen men's shoe tops covered with Mr>. Norman Aumack, Mra. Noel Prudential Life Insurance com- NoV, aaid Mr. Winters "I have bartaud, Mrs. Paul Smith, and Mro. contract for the building of a two- License Request Loses Right Leg pany, th* Counell of Churches of blood a* they idvanced to new po- story, 84x37 feet educational unit RUMSON-Capt. Frank H. Tryon, two stores and cannot subltt th* Mary Mann. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — LITTLE SILVER—Mr. and Mrs. Greater Trenton and many others whose wife lives at 1M East River old one," sitions. It wat an awful tight to to hou?o tho larze and growing Raymond G. Fagan, U Orchard tee." Fred Coles, operator or the Snack hav* gotten behind th* state. rd., ha* been assigned to the Army Leon Reuullle, borough attorney, number of Sunday-school children bar. only commercial establishment pi., received a letter of encourage- Th* Communications Commission Chtmlcal Center, Md., for a tour •greed It was "unfortunate," but Sgt. Edwards, who it with the Corsairs Pay Tribute was to hn signed (his week. Tho ment the latter part of last week of duty which began Monday. SOld field artillery battalion, asked In the Vail Homes project, asked has scheduled hearings on the var- declared Mr. Winters Is "out of To O'Connor Family cost Is $58,000. the township committee Tuesday from their son, Second Lieut. Ray- ious protest* and counterclaims— A veteran of IS years' active serv- luck," since council can't reim- for the continued prayer* of the Rev. Edward S. Zelley, Jr., pas- night if any action had been taken mond F. Fagan. U.3.M.C., who was over 1,100 in til—for July 23. New ice, Capt. Tryon served 28 month* burse him. Calvary pastor and congregation. The tight of a squadron of tor, states that the amount of ap- on hla request for a license to sell wounded in action in Korea June Jersey will be represented by Wil- overseaa in tho European theater Policeman Jesse V. Cook, Ray- He hopes to be home by Christmas. aalrs flying over Red Bank and proximately 18,000, which will be unchilled beer. liam King, visual education co- of operations, He was commis- mond Sergeant, Jr., and Ernest vicinity early Monday evening was raised hy the -nilc of dimes is need- Joseph Jordan, committee chair- Lt. Fagan explained that he was ordinator of the state board, and sioned May 10, 1945, at Fontain- Blskely were promoted from the Forrar Liquor Installs a beautiful one to those who saw ed to complete the payment of the man, told Mrs. Coles that the com- wounded by machine gun Ar* in Dr. John S. Herron, superintendent bleau, France. probationary list to regular patrol- It, but to Mr and Mrs. Richard A. contract. Permission to solicit for mittee has not yet met with the an assault which practically wiped of schools for Newark. New Jer- men. It was agreed that the three Big Beer Refrigerator O'Connor and daughter Ann of the fund has been granted by the Public housing Authority regard- out his entire company. Although sey's Republican Senator Robert VanHorn Agency Gives men be sent to a six-week, state John st. It meant much more. Tha mayor and council of the borough ing the matter. He added It was his wounds necessitated the ampu- Hendrlckson has estimated the police training school thin fall. The SHREWSBURY — Chester L. "boy!" of Attack Squadron 73 at- and the campaign will continue necessary to take the matter up tation of his right leg at th* knee, hearing* will take at least three $500 to Rivervicw cost to the borough will be ISO Forrar of 5 Parker pi., proprietor tached ta the Atlantic Fleet wcro until the 5.280 feet of dimes have with the authority because that he considered himself lucky in months. man. of Forrar's Liquor store on Broad paying their respects to the O'Con- been contributed. Is with whom Mr. Coles lute hit view of the faot that so many of James S. Parkos, proildent of the In his quarterly report to the st., Monday put In use the large nor family in memory of the late The dimes ' ill IT ••ibi' to lay thc.r eirled that the hoard of health will A graduate of Ki" largest of the churches of the el snd Edward Byrne, and the tsndliik- Rsd Bank Cathollo high Bank,—AevwtlHsieat, -ASvlitlittJiSt, O'Connor family. Jersey Mtthodiit Conttrao*. township dirk, lira, Ann* twit**, school. 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VfftA •? r^» IT r ^a^uaaBaBBBaaMtMaBtBT BB> ^BBJ tavaw avns^p*^ap*va* cvaBB* Bad Beak AtiMtie HieThlaade Betserd NUDQUAIfW POt TMi i»T Rev. Buayea U Wolff, pastor, Thc BiMe class af Rev. Harry Holy Cetmasuaiea win fea Safes** has casern "Remember Hew Far V. Kraft, pastor, will meet at >:tt at thewsMraiag service at •:» wkca Tea have FeMea" for his subject S. an. with other cleatus ef the Sun- Rev. Russell A. SaaKh, S.T.B., vtaaf, Church! Services at the •:«* a. at. service Sunday day school. The siaator mill deliver will deliver the seiMia. mjs • HUM* wrrufs • sTATwwtir riRsi cMivacM or tmmmt Regular service will bs held et rto the sersBen at the aaorniag aervice will be held at I p. M. a. m. threughavt the suMaaer. OtTAlU TYffWtlTHS • A0OIN& MACHiNU Red Bank Red Baah at 11 o'clock. Re« Bank Tha Coaaiatory will meet tonight Tha youth fellowship group will Goad Griff will be the subject •Teur Idea ef Ood's Will" Is the •t the home of Mr. aad Mri. IMF CASH • MSetS • CHAIIS of Rev. Charier S. Webster's ser- Services In First Cburci) atact at 7 p. M. aad at a p. a., Caa- subject ef Rev. Re*er J. Baulre's Th eases Petoa ea laeuet ave., st sld MacPeek, director ef music at mon tt the 1:30 o'clock Sunday Chri«t. Sciential, JOt Bread at., are ocrssea for the 11 o'clock fuaday T:at o'clock. morning: service. The music will in- held Sunday* at II a. *U eaeraiag aervice. Music uader dl- the schoel*, will be ia charge at p. m.: Wrdneadayi e.t I.U p. m. The Junior htgh school youth mutie at tht avaaiag Gospel serv- clude joprano aM contralto *o!o» rcctioa of John Ferris will iaclude group will auet Wedaesday night, by quartet member*. Howard H. Sunday nchaol meet* at 11 a. at. the preiade, "Faatee4a in C Miner," ice. Rev. Mr. Kraft wit] fpeak and True worship, th« steadfast prac- July II, al T:*» e clock at the heate special music will be prostate* fey Dutchrr will be la charge «f (he offertory, "Jeeue Christ. Bs ef Rev. aad Mrs. Welt en East uehcrs and Harry Morford heads tice of splrituel truth in thought New," Bscb; saUteaa by the Sunday evealag sextet. and action, will ha ea»i ' Swaset ave- Mr. aad Mrs. Daaiel the welcoming committee. At tht — - . _ chance) chair, "Teach Ma, O BUrkissMh wiu be satiating hoeti. The choir will reheam at 7 p. elate of the service a upectal con-1 the. Lesson-fee rmea entitled "Seem* Lard,' Attwaed; peatlude, "Fugue la A special prograM has feeee plea- m. Wedaesday. Prayer meeting will gregational ind corporate meeting j ment" read In Christian Beleaco C minor," Bach. Rev. Frederick be held at I p. m. snd the quarterly ill tie held, with Harold Dowatra I service* next Sunday. Pyke will be guest preacher st the business meeting af the church win be held at 1:30. preiidinit. The Oalden Text le tram Jsaa: g e'eleck evening warship, brlagiag IT "The hour rometh, and *«w Is, A mrrtlng of thf Monmeuth Pics message ea the subject. "Chris- Uttie Stiver 17 RROAD STREET bytery relating to thr church's nrtv when the true warskippara shall tianity in a CMagiag World ' building program will br held Sun- worship the Father la spirit aa* la Altar Sewers for Buaday will be Ths family pteais will be held RED RANK 64M01 day at I p. m. in the church sanc- ruth." <(:H>. the gift ef Mra. Jasaaa R. Smock Saturday at Oaisa County park, LIAIN TO SIW tuary. Seleetione free* the MMa . Victor Fea. cer dressing* under ths direction Correlative passages frees the Rewly elected eaVeers et the yeuth of Mrs. Frank H. Graff. Transpor- Christian Science tutbaoh, fellewealp are Robert sUrr preei- Shrewsbury tation frem thf pirish haute will be and Health with Key ta the Serta- Lacy Bradshaw vice presi- The Sarewibury Meeting af Re. Wonted provided. urea" by Mary Baker Bddy, Die- dent, Helen MeCleee secretary and aglow Society al friends (Quak- Mrs. Eleton Cemfcs will be In ceverer snd Founder af Chrletlaa Hugh Mlllerd treasurer. ers), Meet* tar worship at 11 a. m. :harge ef the Marlneri' meeting Science, include thie eae: "Prayer The Minister will he teaching at ths Flrat-day (Sunday) in tha Meet- TO PRESS AND omorrow at t:M p. m. A picnic means that we dailre te wa* and the Methodist youth asssMMy at ing heuee at Bread st. and Syea- iponsored by the 10-40 club will be will walk in tha light aa far M we Peanlagtea school aeit .week, giv- e»ere ave., preceded at It a. M. by icld Saturday, July 14, at I p. m. receive it, even though with bleed- ing the meeaage each morning at the First-day school. Visitors are CUSTOM Ta4Ut at the residence ef Mr. and Mre. ng feetite**, and that waiting pa- the chapel eervkt. weleenae. Henry O. Harley, Chapel Mill. The tiently en the Lord, we will leave HADE TO HEAMJIIE OOTUES MANAGE PRESSING ROOM members and their children sre In- our real desires to bs rewarded fey BAPTHIT WE OtVB fe-OU STVLB vited, HIM" . Reg Baah Celt's Neck wa eMvs ten e)PtUitv Any member al the Westminster Dr. John W. Thomas win yeuth fellewehlp wishing to attend ST. JAMBS CATMOUC f. Howard Uevd et Matawea will we ours no VU«B occupy the pulpit »t the 10 a. m. deliver the sermon at the 11 e'eieek the Dimmer coafereacea at Blair Red Bank Sunday aervice. Mri. Alsnsa Chureh- r*B IN txcsM or not VMOI during the wiek ef July 2S-JH may Suadey Morning service. Music hy Sundsy masses sre at d, T, I, t, la, Jr., will be Mleiet and Mitt the choir will be under the dlree- • Good Salary contact Rev. Mr. Webster tor fur- 10, It and 11 o'clock. There alee Barbara Fielder af Belmar will fea SPBCIAUtE IN ALTM4TIONS her Information. •lea ef Miss gliesbcta Matthews, will be • and 10 e'clech masses guest arganlst. organist. in Red Bank Catholic high school Chureh schoel will meet at S a. Suaday eeheel •asalsni have been P. B. PROM1NSKI 14 Btwi 9c, • Yaar round Mptoynant TRINITY auditorium. Sunday-achael far m, The youth ftlliwihlp mcits at dleeentinued until September. Red Bank children attending public eehaal le T p. M. far the Seventh Sunday held after the I o'elaek ataae. Ths Flowers at the altar last Sunday after Trinity, .announced by the confraternity Out for public high were from ths girdene st Mrs. A. Rumsen APPLY rector, Rev. Rolitrt H. Anderson, school puplit it held Tuesdays at W. Van Hoetrsnd snd Mri. William A new summer Urns has Keen Jr., are Holy Communion at i a. 7:*> p. m. Mi set tor the cervical ef thia chureh. UA1N TO DMVI Baptisms are at 1 p. M. Sundays Until Labor day. tha Sunday wor. m. and morning prayer with ser- ST. ANTMONra t'ATMOUO mon at II o'clock. in the iteristy. ahip service will be from 11:13 a. m. ITS AS IA5Y A% Weed-day mutes sre at f snd Red Bank ta 11:15 P. m. Rsv. Jamee W. Organ selections by Charles Ootf 1 o'clock. chalk will Include "Adagio," by Sunday masses are celebrated at Manual! will take it his theme, Adams Brothers T, I, », 10, U and 13 e'cleck. Rap- "The Christian's Oreet Prlvilsge," Msrksl, and "Poitlude In D." by LUTHERAN turns ars Sundays at 1 p. M. Csa- The senior choir will sing. Vsbsr. An sffertery solo by Mr. Red Bank 244 WEST FRONT STREET MaeDenaM will be "Lead Kindly fessiena Saturday from 4:M te • raUWTMttN Light," by Dykes. A nursery Is pro- Rev. Harold Hornberger will p. m. end 7:10 to » p. m. The preach Sunday at the »:46 a. m. Miraculous Medal novent is held Atlantic Highlands RED BANK vided (or the children of thoss who Chureh school will meet Sundsy attsnd ths 11 o'clock service. lervlce. Mondayi at 7:10 p. HI. Ths perpet- A special meeting ef the Sunday- ual novena to St, Antheay Is held at 10 a. M. Morning worship and There will be a aervice of ths Ho- school staff will be held Monday Tuesdays at 7:10 a. M. sermon by Rev. Elmer T. Sehiek ly Communion etch Friday at 10 night at the church. on "Nil Yourself Together" starts o'clock. The church council will meet neat at II o'clock. The vestry will meet Wednesday Thursdiy evening st the chureh. Atlantic Highlands A Virginia ham dinner win be at t:l» p. m. In the pariih house. Rev, Howard M. Ervln will hsld Thursday, July », fro* • to The executive committee of the ORANO AVENtJS RaVOBMCO preach at the II a. at, Sunday If. M. Woman's guild will meet Tuesday Aebtiry Park service and the I o'eleek evening at 10 a. m. In tht parish house. The Christian Reformed chureh, worship. Church school meets st sponsors of the Back te Oed Hour, 10 a. M. and youth fellowship at T Bast Keaniburg CALVARY will hold worship services Sunday p. m "Regeneration" will be Rev. John Red Bank at »:» a. m. and 4:10 p. m. John Tha midweek prayer fellowship P. Rwlsr'a oeraaen theme for the It with pastor's Bible class is Wed- o'elaek Sunday Moralag service. Sunday-school starts at 1:10 a. VanEns of Calvin asmlnary, Oread The choir will render two antheaw. m. with Mrs. Annie Jackson, super- Rapids, Mich., will continue his nesday nights at I o'clock. aeries of sermons on "Prayer," Cars will leave the home of Mr. Church school will meet at 10 a. M. intendent, In charge. Morning wor- 11 ship is at 11 o'clock, when the pas- speaking en 'Thy Kingdom Come. and Mrs. Dennis M. Lingo, I* Me- Prayer aervice will be held to- 71 So. Broadway • Loaf Bnustli nmnmmitts At the vesper aervice he will speak morial parkway, Atlantic High- night aad the trustees will Meet on tor, Rev. J. B. Ollchrlst, will preach Friday, July IS. on "Christ's Character." Holy Com- on "The Bin ef the People." Mra. lands, at 11 a. m. Saturday fcr Martin VsnWyck of Eatontown Roosevelt park, where the church munion will be administered at and Mri. Barney nf Vander May and Bunday.school plead will be ST. JAMES MEMORIAL 3:10 p. m. and the pactor will (MHts.lt nf Point Pleasant are the planliti held. EPISCOPAL on the suhjiet In Remembranc"" e for the services Eatontown of Me. The quarterly business meeting The weekly Bible class meets to- of the church will take place Fri- Sundsy morning prayer li at It Ths Men's club sponsored a mu- day, July 20, at I p. nt. o'clock, with Robert Bissaro, asm- sical drama presented by Prof. night it the church. A study of inarlan, delivering the sermon. Joynea of Asbury Park, assisted by "The Covenant of Grace" as re- Mrs. Lion and Mils Amelia Tucker. vealed In the scriptures Is being BArrisr Thire will bs no ehurch school Mrs. Aleathla Wllllame was accom- conducted by the group. Leonardo duriag the summer. panist and Mrs. Griffin, narrator. The laymen's committee reported Church school will meit at t:« CHRIST EPISCOPAL a. m. "The Importance of Belf- A pageant, "God's Candle," wilt favorably on the organisation ef a MMdletown catechism clam for the eovensnt Denlal In Following Christ" will be bs given Sunday at S p. m. In the the subject of the meditation et Holy Communion will bs celehrst ehurch undsr tH direction of Mrs. youth. Mr. Van Ens Met the class ed Sunday at •:» a. m. Morning Tuesday morning for the Brat time Rev. John E. Johnson, pastor, at Annie Jackson. Mrs. V. Mrtborne ths Communion Mrvlce at 11 a. m. prayer will be read at II o'clock will be organist. at the home ofVohn R. DeVrles of and the rector, Rev. A. M. Van- Eatontown. A Summary ef the Ths' Intermediate and senior Dyke, will preach on the lubjeet, Heidelberg catechism, one of the youth meeting will be held at T 'Righteousness." PRESBYTERIAN doctrinal standard! of the church, p. m. The Rev. Mr. Johnson will Eatontown will be studied, speak on the theme. "The Shadow OLD CHRIST EPISCOPAL Holy Communion will be held at of Peter," at tht evening service Shrewsbury the 11 a. m. servles. Dr. Bruce SINPSON METHODIST at t o'clock. Holy Communion Sundays at I M. Metsger, associate professor of Long Branch Richard P. Campbell ef U Loeuit a. m. At 11 o'clock, morning prayer *ew Teitament at Princeton Theo- ave., Red Bank, will conduct the and sermon by Rev. W. Norman HmVeiw of may 1M Du Pont finkhe* that will The Long Branch Interdenomin- pralss, prayer and Bible study logical seminary, will admlnlstsr ational youth rally will be held an Pittlnger, 8. T. D., professor at ths sacrament and bring the mes- meeting Wednesday at I p. at. In General Theological seminary of •ski your perch epirUt-katp it bright til ytar! Saturday night in this church. Rev. ths pastot's abtence. With equipment from CORN'S PHOTO Stars. sage. A nurssry Is conducted in Clifford L. Brtman, professor of New York. DU PONT PORCH * FLOOR ENAMEL .few the chapel during the tervlce. 9 philosophy and theology at B CHVBCH OF CHRIST, y«tt porch floon gktoini bnuty that laugha at The organ which was given to Jones university, Greenville, S, C, Eatontown ST. MAsUtTitPtSOOPAt WB, Mb, and scuflnf feet. And it dow much mom .he congregation by member" of will tpcak, Rev. Robert Maugant Sunday meetings are held si fel- Keaniburg ... it pr*** tht floor from rot and decay-mvca the Second Advent church, will he of Mt. Vernon, O., will be the bari- lows: 10 t. m., Bible itudy hour, Holy Communion will be offered dedicated Sundsy at 7:80 p. m. tone soloist and will also play the with sdult, young people's and chil- by Rsv. Carroll M. Burck of 10* you nptmive repair bills. UM it on wood or cement Fred Ball, organist of the Long accordion, dren's classes. At 11 a. m., a gen- Pinekney rd., Red Bank, at II a. m.. floon-eovand porch*) or open terraces. Paint your Branch Preibyterlan ehurch, will Rev. E. Emanusl Burkman, chair- eral asssmbly for singing of hymns, with Rev. Russell A. Smith, vicar, play the organ. Rsv. David Ling man or the planning committee, prayers, gospel preaching snd Com- as deacon and Clifford A. Painter porch floon tuutf will bring the mmage at the eve- will preside, and Rev. Charles Pern- munion. sub dsacen. ning service. berton will direct the congrega- The church assembles it T p. m. Sunday-school meets at »:45 a. m. tional singing. A vocal dust, "In the Sunday for a half hour of practice wt VM N MvOOTt #f #tlt with classet for all ages. Garden," will be rendered by Misses singing. The evening service be- 76 Ths young people will hold a Marjoiie Simons and Lorraine Tob- gins at 7:30 o'clock. party tomorrow at ?:30 p. m. In er et North Long Branch. Mrs. The mid-week Bible study, with t QT. the chureh yard. This group msets James Oreen will preside at ths classes for adults and children, is NEW HOUSE FOR SALE Sundays at 1:30 p. m. and Wednes- organ and Mrs. John Ebner at the hsld Wednesday at 7:10 p. m. days at 7:10 p. nt. piano. Robert Ebner will play the 180 PaOSPECT AVENUE RED BANK Adult Bible study Is held Tues- cornet and Mrs. Howard MUson BAPTIST days at S p. m. the trombone. MlddUtown Ths Oleaners will hold their an Rev. John E. Bates will preach nual luncheon next Wednesday. METHODIST Sunday at the 11 o'clock servles Reservations may be made with Atlantic Highlands on the topic, "Loyalty: the Price Mri. Andrew G. Becker. Rev. Roy E. Williams will preach less Ingredient of Liberty." Sun Out Cut Mt$ic The annual ehurch picnic spon- Sunday at the 11 o'clock service day-school will meet at 0:45 a. m. sored by the Sunday-school will on the theme, "Consider the E In the chapel under leadership of Your porch furniture will bs held at Windward beach, Me- dence." New members will be re- Woodrow Francis, stay bright and etam-look tedeconk, July 2«, Ridei will be ceived Into the ehurch at this ser Ths annual country frolic, ipon- provided for those who do not vice. The psitor will speak at the fimh all aaMon-lf you paint have transportation. sorsd by the preservation fund, will itwithDUCO,theeaaiait-to- * p. m. worship on the subject, bs hsld July 20 at the Old Wagon BAPTIST "How to Strengthen Tour Filth." farm. nattnenwl. Sunday-school meets at 1:45 a. m. Tha quarterly business matting New Monmouth The young people who are at- of the church will be held Thurs- it So my H use Church Bible school meets each tending summer camps and insti- day, July 26, at S p. «. in ths * Whits slays wMe Sunday at 9:45 a. m. with classes tute* of the Methodist chureh will chapel. yf Cwtfi tlfljy krifjM tor all ages. meet Tuesday evening at the par- Rev. William B, Bligrove will sonage to talk over plans for the METHODIST pC tnwwQ f0fljfffljflv nfjpf l speak at the 10:80 o'clock morning week at the Institute and to plsy Fair Haven worship on the subject, "Rooted games. Refreshments will be served. Church school has closed for the and Grounded In Love." The sen- Sharon Geraldlne, daughter of months of July and August. Preach- ior choir will sing the anthem, Mr. and Mri. Amos Brlner of 21 ing at 11 a. m. Rev. William B. DU PONT ICillN "Lead Me, Lord," by Wealey, The Mount ave., was baptised at Sun' Magsant's theme will be "Stones prelude will be "Praise the Lord Don't let nut ruin your screens day morning's service by the minis- Rolled Away." The music will be With Cymbals," and a special num- ter, Sharon was born Mar. (. prelude, "Pastorale": offertory, Protect them-and kwp them look- ber will be rendered by the male "Melody in F," and anthem, "Psalm ing their bsst-with Du Pont Screen trio (or the offertory. METHODIST of Pralst." Dally vacation Bible Ws ara Bfatid la afar seme aWiminatiflf •arclmor a hmriava raadk aaats. La* Enamel. Made in black only. The pastor will bring a message Belford school will itsrt Monday, July t, at I aa a traly aaamifal halfHssra trad OR Tower HOI, tag mast aaglaibw wriaVotlsl on the topic, "Full Assurance of Sunday, July 8, 9:30 a. m. Sun- • a, m. af Had Baak. TUg baaw iadtjoat ovar ltOO ttwara fast (tl fan laay) of it leiy I* apply-driai Salvation," at the 7:45 o'clock even- day-school; 10:411, morning worship, ing service. The organ prelude will CHAPtX OF nving roan wH» flrapjaea, and aaa aatka wall of ik** (mm * Went clef me mask sermon, "The Battle for Faith In ^^ aaA^as%^ sT^ BH aWla^kaWi^a^ ah^^t%EW be "Come, Sweet Rest," by Bach. THE HOLY COMMUNION an Age of Doubt." ptaia \M. CM auieison WHtl •JflJMRIf fvW 99c The young people's choir will have Monday, 7:30 p. m., masting of Fair Havsn QT. charge of the music. the youth fellowship. Tuesday, I a. Morning prayer service will, be fan. The mid-week prayer and praise m., annual Sunday-tchool picnic. held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. NM wlfk wMhiaf iMwMiitf tulw and doNtev Rev, Christopher H. Snyder, vicar, sci vice will be held Wednesday at Wednesday, 2 p, m,, meeting of ths avaBfBanaa atanaa«anaai\ sfatl ltdlai4V 7:30 p. m. The Young People's Women's society, and 7:45 p, m., will spesk on "Our Religion To- Christian a.-.aoclntlon meets each mlri-wcek prayer meeting. day." Music hy Mrs. Amando. Tall, aPJBV T0QHI/I VU IMMs J. H. KELLY CO. at 7:30 p. m. nt thr nrganlat, prelude, "A Rose Breaks Rev. n. L. Rlackman, pastor, will Into Bloom"; poitlude, "Taccato" (MCOIM livifl( fOOHl) IVIttl fefldlt church, 1PSV« Wednesday for Silver Bay, N. and "Fugue," and offtrtory an- V truly epMioup s reoms, tart* "family aiga" B«draarm with two eoramk tils hattw 157 if 4 Strut Rod lank V., where he will attend the an- them, "Harken tints Ms." ani g Ughtt ia all glatati. Still thus to tfecorate iatariar ta panlawar's ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL nual missionary conference of the lats.ll R eaaw Uht i ll ll Still D t Wt Iti t h' PHONI II 6-3900 Highlands Methodist church for a week. Hs METHODIST The aervice nf Holy Communion was chosen a> one of four dslsgstss Naviilnk Sow tht $urfuc* and you tare otf / will be held Sunday morning at D to represent the New Brunswick Rev. Roy W. Williams wilt preach PLIICI ai^OO No* Optn lor Intpoction o'clock. Rev, Christopher H. Hny- district. at the 9:46 a. m. Sunday servles en der, vicar, will speak on "God's "Searching the Rerlptwrai." New Power," Those nutating the vicar ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL members wilt bs rseeived Into the nt Communion aa servers are Al- Little Sliver ehurch. Sunday-school mests at JOSEPH A. VERDUNE CO. fred L. Andet'ion and William Sunday morning prayer and sir- 10:45 a. m, Clifford Cooper and Mill Raucher. Muric by Mm, Ruth IM- mon hy Rev. W. Norman Plttkngsr> Johnson were elected church trus- MNI ST., llVllt MLAZA MtONI RID IANK 4M443-J rt'», orgsnlsl, offertory anthint, S. T, D., promisor st Gsnersl The- tees Sunday for mother thres-y«ar "With ths Light of tHy." olofletl itmlntry it Nsw Yorki term. fTT.iT Many Weddings Performed In County In The Past Week

cludc* his stadr **r hia Batter's TAlUtsV-COBaUCAX i Commercial school. New Yark *rty. degree at New T*rk uaivertstr. COLT'S NECK—Min Jaaa HaK- Nuptial! at Middletown Saturday tt St. James Catholic Married at St. Anthonv'i ! Mr. Lupinski graduated from South The bride waa graduate* from River schools and No».r» Dam* ermana, daughter »f Mr. aad Mn. Morris »rewa coUegt at Atlanta, churrh, Mias Anna F. Taylor, Henry Lanfdon Haltcraaaaa *f daughter of Mr. and Mr?. Albert university. He i.« emplovM *s aa ' Oa., sad is ••ployed as a teacher r-lfxrirni engineer hy 'he Hazel- Random Hill farm, b*cam* tht B. Taylor, Sr. of Chestnut st., be- ia a public ache*l in Oeewgia. She ; tin? Klpc'rnnirs corporation Lit- bridt of Raymond Frederick Her- IBM the bride of William Patrick is a member *f Icta Phi Beta so- tle. Ne/'k, N". Y. Ur, MB tf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond lerrifta, son of Mrs. »:*vy Corri- Ferdinand Herter ef Pwrt Moa- rority, aa4 while ia c*>Ueg« waa queca of the lMT-a football tea**. gaa of Mechanic at., and the late rETTIT—TBMEM aaouto, formerly of Newark, Sat- The bridegroom it alt* a graduate Patrick Corrigtn. Magr. Joseph T. urday at th« Reformed church. The of Morris Brown callage tad Is a Casey performed a double ring FREEHOLD IT-?. Phyllis A. ceremony was performed by Rev. member af the faculty *>f Mtrter ceresaenr, and officiated at the nup- Petiit. dauah'f-r nl Mr and Mrs. Albert G. Miphertt, pastor af the ; Keypert Reformed church, assisted Colltg* at North Ltttl* Rtett, Ark, tial SMI* which followed. Ooige l.' nch of Ei'is st.. Saturday ky F. Howard Lloyd, leader »f the Th* decorations at the church became tlv bride of John L* Trtv- •con-awuw wer* all white gladioli and ferns. rrs of Sou'h =. ',. «on of 'hf, lAte Mr. Colt't Keek church. Mrt. H. Raymond Phillips was the ami Mrs. Kmarvi'-l Trav-I.J r>f gw&n* The church wai decorated with Pastel colored summer stowtrt argaaist. tnd Michael Bergin, solo- see. Mas.-*. K'v. I'.obe:1 H. Roso per- Urge baskets tilled with all white decorated tae Red Baak MethodM ist. A reception for 100 guests fol- former! the reremony in thf. parson* tVlphimuat tad gladioli, before a church Saaday afterpaoti for tht lemed tt the Willowbrook, Fair Ha- age i,f ih" Freehold Baptist church, background tf term. MIH Helen wedding of Miss Rutk Eliaabetb Scott, daughter tf Mr. tad Mr*. ven. Tlv bi.'l-- wni. .i L").vn of powder Reynolds waa toloUt, and Mn. Mr. Taylor gave his daughter In bin" \--•)., Atlantic Hifhiandi. Mr. Dal b tht daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. William White of Eaton- gladioli and pastel colored flowers Mr. and Mr*. J. rewcN K. Hardy of this place, became th* town, the bride's sUter, the former *M «4 Mr. and Mn. W*i*m Dal *f Kcantburf. in the center. bride ot John Gordon Thompson, Doris Scott, was matron of honor. John Corrlgan was best man for At a candlelight ceremony at St. Rose Sirlgnano off Brouklyn. The ton of MMr . and Mrs. ElmeE r M, r. Mcrtw Her frock was fink nylon marquK hi* brother. Ushers were Joseph Anthony's Catholic church Sunday bride's cou»in» Their gowns were Thompson of Ldkewood. Rev. Jos* sette, designed with a strapless oratories. The bridegroom was PASINO-MtCABTHV Corrlgui, also the bridegroom's at 5:30 o'clock, Miss ItoaEnuile So- Ilktt tliii tiunur uitt.'hdant. cpn Hriozowiki, pastor, performed. Th* brld* was given la marrlavc bodice, a full hooped skirt, and graduated from Middletown town- brother; Albert Taylor, jr., the vleio, daughter . Mulligan of Atlantic Highland* feta, with a pale pink hat and Both Mr. and Mrs. Sihler ar* Red Mlas Annt MacDonald Garvey, sitter, Miss Martha Powell of Ala- with matching bonnet, and she car- Francis McCarthy, V.8.N., of Phil- bama, are housa guesU with the waa organist and Michael Berlin gloves, and a corsage ot pink ewtet- Bank high school graduates. Tht ried pink carnations and pink glad- adelphia was best man for his daughter of Mrs. James Edward The bridesmaids were Misa Kath- heart roses. The bridegroom'* bridegroom ta employed by the U. crlno Scalao of Red Bank and Mist bride's parents. of Red Bank sang "Ave Maria" ioli. brother. The ushers were F. T. Holt Garvay at Nutswamp rd., Middle- and "Mother at Thy Feet I'a mother was dressed In aqua Chan- S. Treasury department a* a feder- Tht bridesmaids, Misses Beatrice of Philadtlphla, Ponald Cuddlby town township, and the late Mr. tilly lace, with a beige hat and nl bank examiner, and during Kneeling." World War II aerved with tht Plummer and Ann* Burrowet, wore Washington, D. C, and William Garvay, and James Anthony Sulli- The couple arc on a wedding trip man of New York city, and George The bride was given In. auniagt gloves and ah* wor* a corsagt gowns of pink taffeta and net. Their van, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wallace Jarman, Jr., of Wardell of talisman roses. Army.' Sheehan o< Jersey City. to Florida and upon their return by her father and had her cousin, flowers were pink carnations. When the couple return from Sullivan of Worcester, Mass., were will make their home at 121 Ortnd- ct., Portaupeck, became the bride Mrs. Raymond A. Rogers of Mc- Konrad Fischer of West Long Sheila Nancy Oordon, the bride's married Saturday at St. James view ave., Worcester, Mali, Tht of William Reynolds Fnarcy, son Branch, was best man. Uthtrt COHM JCHPEJUIAW Canada they will make their home Laren st., Red Bank, aa matron of nlct, was flower girl, and her frock at 92 Main st. Mr*. McCarthy wai Catholls church, by Migr. Joseph bride's traveling entemble was a of Mrs. Malcolm Shiland Fearey of honor. The brldcamaid* war* Mrs. were Robert L. Haltermann of SPRING LAKE-MM. Leola O. was of whltt. John McKeule, tht T. Casey. Officiating at the nuptial pink checked summer suit with Albany, N. Y., and the late Mr. Colt'a Meek, the bride's brother, graduated from Keyport high C. Edward Anderson of Lakewood, Combs of Ocean rd, announces the brlde't nephew, was ring bearer. school and Jersey City Teachers mats which followed was Rev. Ed- navy blue accessories and a corsage Fearey. Rev. John F. Davidson ths bridegroom's sister; Mrs, Joha and Raymond F. Cahalan, Lyn- marriage of her daughter, Misa Viv- ward Hughes. Arthur Garvey, the of white orchids. performed the ceremony. erook, L. I. Henry Smalls of Asbury Park college. She teaches at Matawan Sptegelmyer, Marlboro; Mis* Ma* ian Dorothea Combs, to Emll Lee grammar school. Mr. McCarthy bride's brother, was an altar boy. The bride was graduated from The bride was given in marriage For her w*ddlng trip to New served as best man, and Samuel Lukolc, Colt's Neck, and Mist Patty Schuerman of Leonardo, son of ths Cameron and Joseph Brlto, Jr., tht waa graduated from Bayonne high Red Bank Catholic high school and by her father and wore a candle- Ann Morrtssey, Elberon, tht brldt'* Xngland and Canada., th* brjdt tot* Mr. and Mrs. Albert H.Schutr- bride's cousins, ushtrtd. scnool. He attended Jersey City the College of 8t. Elisabeth. Until light shantung taffeta organza wor* an ashes of roses colored man. The wedding look place June coualn. A rtception followed In the State Teachers college and wai her marriage ehe waa an assistant gown, styled with an off-shoulder The bride's gown was madt af suit with brown and white acces- 23 at St. Andrew'* Ifethedlat graduated from the American Uni- dietitian on the staff at Columbia neckline and a bouffant ballerina sories, and a corsage of brown church, where a double-ring cere- church parlors. The bridt's moth- Chantilly lace and satin styled with er waa dressed In a navy blue en- versity in Washington, D. C, where Presbyterian Medical center In New length skirt. She had a matching an illusion yoke, neckline, and a orchids. Th* couple will make their mony was performed by the pastor, he majored In social studies and York city. The bridegroom Is a horn* in Red Bank. semble with white acceisories and tulle headpiece and carried a bou- lace bodice with a gathered seed Rev. W. H. Matthew*. Steven Hay- mathematics. During World War II graduate of Boston university and quet of bouvardia and baby's pearl standing collar. The gown Th* brld* attended Red Bank a corsage of pink flowert. The received his master's degree at Co- den tang "Became" and "I love he was a lieutenant In the Navy, breath. had long, lace pointed sleeves and nigh school and was graduated bridegroom's mother wort gray, lumbia university. He Is staff rep- Thee." serving four years, part of which Her attendants were Misses Lydia the bodice had a lace peplum which from th* Garden City, L. I., high with white accessories and a cors- resentative for Science Research age of pink flowers. time wat spent in the Pacific thea- Olfford of New York city, who was fell over a satin skirt which had tchool and Stephens Junior col- ter. associates of Chicago, maid of honor; Eleanor Schieffelin. lege at Columbia, Mo. The bride- The couple, upon returning from a long train. The bride's veil was also of New York city, and Mary fingertip length and fell from a halo groom was graduated from Central their wedding trip, will make their JONES-LINGO Ahern, Cambridge, Mass. Richard high school, Newark, and Newark home at Tt Navealnk ave., Fair Ha- TERRY—McDERMOTT of orange blossoms and seed pearls, College of Engineering. He is em- A. Rathbone ot New Hnven, Conn., She carried a white prayerbook ven. The bride was graduated from NEW MONMOUTH — Rev. Rob- Miss Dolores Cecilia Jones and the bridegroom's brother-in-law, >loyed by the Lavolt laboratories Red Bank high school, and is a ert T. Bulman officiated Bunday, Hubert Clyde Lingo wert married covered with a spray of white or- tt Morganvllle. wai best man, and the ushers were chid* and tied with streamers of piano student of Sara Armstrong, June 34, at the wedding of Miss Saturday at Trinity Episcopal Jonathan H. Laslcy and Btanton G. having recently given a special con- Grace TViry and Francis McDer- church by the rector, Rev. Robert ttephanotis. WAINWBIGHT-4HEPARO Olllesple, New York city; Dr. Ed- The matron of honor was dressed cert at the Red Bank Woman's mott at St Mary's Catholic church. H. Anderson, Jr. The bride la the ward C. Brandon, Albany, N. Y.; club. The bridegroom, a graduate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur In white organdy worn over a blue ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Sat- The bride Is the laughter of Mr. Richard Thurston, MiddHbury, | j ,kirt and tied with _ urday afternoon at Qulnn African of Macedonia high school at Blaek- and Mrs. Clarence Terry of Keans- O. Jones, Sr. of Conover pi., River- ta(Ieta un< er ville, attended South Carolina Stste Conn., and Stephen M. Garratt, I mntchin«7 taffeta sash. The dress Methodist chapel, Miss Marie Elis- burg, and the bridegroom's par- side Heights, and the bridegroom Haven Co n abeth Waiawright, daughter of Mr. college and South Carolina Area ent* art Mr. and Mrs. John Me- Is the son of Mrt. Laura Lingo of JU < " -, , had a round neck line edged in a and Mrt. Arthur Chester Wain- Tradt school. During World War Belford, and the late Earl Lingo. Th* couple will live at New York, bertna collar and a bouffant tkirt. II ha served In tht armed forces Dermott of Belford. wright of South ave., became the The bride was dressed In a gown The church was decorated with bwlwry Esse oth Standare bridegrood OmH companyis employe. d Sne wore a blue horsehair picture bride of Alexander Gerald Shepard, and is now employed at the Naval nonquota of pastel colored flowers hat and carried a Colonial bouquet Ammunition depot at Earlt. of Swiss organdy, made with a yoke aon ot Mr; and Mrs. Vernon T. of Chantllly Incc, and with a full and greens. J. Francis Rauch, of K.RZIEMIENIECKI—LI l'INSKI of summer flowers in pastel shades. Bhepard of Montclair. Rev. O. C. skirt which had a train. Her veil New Monmouth, the bridegroom's The bridal attendant* wora tht Biggerstaff performed the car*- brother-in-law, sang "O Perfect KEYPORT—Miss Helen Margar- REGISTER—HOAGLAND was attached to a lace Juliet cap, Mrs. James Anthony Sullivan et Krslemlenieckl, daughter of Mrs. Identical gowns, only the taffeta i mony in a setting of whit* gladioli and she carried a bouquet of yel- Love." Charles Ootschalk, Sr., was underskirts were in pastel shade* and palms. RUMSON-At St. Oeorge'a Bpla- Tht decorations at the church organist. Frances Krtiemienlecki, Broad st., of pink, yellow, green and orchid. copal church Saturday Mlas Cor- low roses and white gladioli. Matawan, became the bride of Ar- Mrt. Mat B. Rambeau ot Phila- MIM Jacqueline Sullivan of the were white peonies, with gladioli Mr. Jonex gave hla daughter In They all carried Colonial styled bou- delphia Mia* the organist, and Mrs. nelia Elliabeth Register, daughter and palms. Miss Barbara Clark marriage. Her gown was French thur Martin Lupinski, aon of Alex quets of pa«tel flowers. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Regis- Bronx, was maid of honor, and wat Lupinski of South River, and the Lynn Miles of Colt's Neck was Miriam Butler, Newark, the soloist ter, Jr., of Ridge rd., became the attired in Nile green organdy with was organist, and Michael Bergln, lace nnd nylon net, worn over tat- A lawn reception followed at the soloist. A rtception followed at ln. The bodice of the gown was ate Mrs Viola Lupinski, June 16. flowcr glr, and Ra>.mond A. Rog- bride of Porter Hoagland, Jr., son matching bonnet and mitts, and her in 8t Josephs Catholic church. i,, the bride'i home ot tht bride's parents. of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hoagland flowers were American Beauty Buttonwood manor, Matawan. lace. The bride's veil was fingertip erSi 3d| of Red Ban Mr. Wainwright gave his daugh- length of nylon net, held to her with Rev. Donald M. Lndebrock cousin, was a page. The flower girl'i of River rd. Rev, Dr. James A. roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Ruth Tht bride was given in marriage celebrating the mass and perform- ter In marriage. Her Ivory satin Mrs. Paul performed tht ceremony and Wilson of Jersey City, .the bride's by her brother, Jamtt Edward Gar- head by a coronet of French tact frock waa white organdy and the > gown, which was trimmed with seed and sprays of valley lilies. Sht car- ing the ceremony. hemline was caught up in five dif- a reception followed at Rumson cousin, wai dressed in yellow and vey of Monmouth Beach. Her The bride, given in marriage by pearl* and dealgned with a man- The bride was given in marriage Country club. her flowers were roses. gown was made of white Chantllly ried a colonial bouquet ot whltt ferent places showing a pastel un- darin collar and long sleeves, had by her brother, Robert M. Combs. flowers. her uncle, David Tumidiski of derskirt In the. shades worn by the Tat brldt wat given in marriage Robert McDermott was his broth- lace, over white tatln, designed with Scobeyville, wore a white organdy a long train. Her veil was attached Her gown was white nylon lace an Illusion neckline, a fitted bod- Mrs. Clarence Jones of River bridal attendants. She wore a halo to a matching coronet, and she car- over satin styled with aa Illusion by her father and her Ivory French er's best man, and ushers were gown styled with an embroidered of pastel colored flowers and car- •ilk faille gown waa a family heir- Raymond McDermott and Alfred lee and a fujl skirt over nylon Plaza, the matron of honor, was ried a prayer book, covered with neckline of net, long lace sleeves tulle. Her French Illusion veil was attired in Nile grtn taffeta. The organdy bodice, sleeves, peplum ried a Colonial style bouquet. loom mad* In 1170. Her veil waa Terry, the bride's brother. and Peter Pan collar. The full •prays of whlta orchids. • and a ballerina length bouffant fingertip length and was fastened gown was made princess style, The bride'* mother was dressed mad* of heirloom princess lace and Mrs. Terry, the bride's mother, plain organdy skirt formed a train. Miss Gwendolyn Bacot* of New •klrt Sht wort a eloae-fittlng to a pltated cap and held In place trimmed with Insets of Nllt green in a gown of navy blue lace with matching cap with a fingertip her bouquet was of valley lilies. wore an afternoon dreas of violet She wore a heart shaped head- Haven, Conn., was maid of honor. crepe, and Mrs. McDermott wore a by a pair of teed pearl clips. She lace, Sha wore a hat of Nile green a matching stole. Her accessories ' the bridal attendants were Misses length veil. She carried a cascade The bride's attendants were lira. carried a white prayer book which lace with matchng lace mitts and piece outlined with nylun pleats I ,, whlte and her cor. Charles P. Orr ot Pittsburg, Pa., navy blue print. Both women had Grace Shepard, the bridegroom's bouquet of white orchids and rotes. had a marker of white orchids and carried an old-fashioned nosegay and a fingertip veil of silk illusion. 8aRe wa/orchids, Tnc bridegroom's the matron of honor, and Mrs. R. corsages of carnations. alster; Phreddye Grant, Doris Hll- Mrs. Juanlta Welsgarber of Port white stephsnotii. bouquet. She carried a cascade of white mother was dressed in a robbln's Hard, Queen Alston, Iva Owens and Brent Keyter of Marlon, Mass.; Following a reception at the Co- roses. Monmouth waa the bride's only at- Miss Laura B. TenEyck, Washing- lumbian club at East Keansburg, Miss Mary Elen Garvey, who was Dennis M. Lingo of Atlantic egg blue crepe dress with white ac- Helen Seruby. Carol Wainwright tendant Htr ballerina length gown her slsttr's maid of honor, was Highlands, the bridegroom'* broth- Miss Ann Krzlemlenieckl, sister cessories and a corsage of orchids, and Diane Hlmel, th* bride's nltces, ton, D. C, and Mlsa Kathertne tht couple left for a wedding trip of th* bride, was the maid of hon- was aqua marquisette, worn with Percy, Katonah, N. T. to the Finger Lake region of New drtsstd In a frock of white nylon er, was best man. Arthur O. Jones, Robert Knight of Lcighton ave., wtre flower girl*. itching picture hit. She carried York state, They will make their tulle, worn over pink, and with a Jr., of Shrewsbury, the brldt'i or. She wore a gown of lobster Red Bank, wait but man. The The maid of honor wort a strap- a cascade bouquet of yellow rotes The matron of honor was attired home at 132 Seeley ave., Keana- matching white picture hat. Her brother and Paul Tarnow of Bel- pink organdy and a matching heart ushers were William O. Fltzpatrick, less gown ot pale blue net, over and blue delphinium. In powder blue lace and her flowers burg. flowers were pink carnations and ford. were usher*. shaped -headpiece. She carried a Jr., of Matawan, the bride's cousin; ' taffeta, with a matching net stole, Elmer J. Noll ot Red Bank, the wore delphiniums. The attendants, purple lirkspur. A reception followed at tht Rost- yellow carnation cascade. C. Edward Anderson, Lakewood, too, wore gowns of blue lace and •ha wore a matching net bonnet, bridegroom's coualn, was best man. BIBKLAND—NELSON The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Gar- velt tea room, Little Silver. The Mrs. Frank Flerro of Matawan, the bridegroom's brother-in-law; trimmed with velvet, and carried John Connelly, Belmsr, and Rich carried colonial bouquets of whltt vey, another sister of the bride, and bride's mother was dressed In a another sister of the bride, and Raymond A. Rogers, Jr., McLaren pink gladioli. The bridesmaids wore ard Broadbelt, Bridle, ushered. •ummer flowers and Ivy leaves, Miis Mary-Ruth Blrkland. daugh* Miss Catharine O'Hern of Red mauve colored chiffon dreas with Mist Margaret Brennan of Union St., Red Bank, and William Curry, ballerina length gowns of ntt and The bridt's mother wore a navy Oeoi'ge Stewart Hoigltnd of tep^of Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Blrk- Bank, wore whltt nylon tulle frocks navy Vilue accessories, and the Beach were the bridesmaids. They Allcntown. taffeta, with matching stoles and blue crepe gown with dusty rose Wilmington, Del., was best man for land of Roselle, was married Apr. alio, over pink, with matching hrldegronm'x mother wore aqua wore teat organdy gown* with A reception for 180 gucsta was picture hats, In pastel ahadet, and and navy blue accessories and cor- his brother. The ushers were En- 7 to John J. Nelion, son of Mr. and whltt picture hats. Their flowers crep" with black accessories. Both matching headpieces and also car- held at the Eatontown American carried bouquets of gladioli, har- •age of American Besuty roses. sign A. L. Register, U. S. Navy, Mrs. Wtlker W, Nelion of Leon- were the same at tht honor attend- had corsages of white gardenias. ried yellow carnations. Legion hall. For a wedding trip to , monlilng with their gowns. The The bridegroom'! sister, Mist Eflle and W, B, Register, brothers of the ardo. The ceremony took place at ant's. The couple will live In a newly Walter Pride of Woodbrlilg* New York state the bride wort a ' flower girls wort long white or- Schuerman of Iieonsrdo, chose a bride; Courtiand VanRenstelaer the Red Bunk Presbyterian church served as best man and ushering lilac-rose iiimmcr suit with n white Haltey, Kingston, R. I,, and Jsmos Leo Sullivan of Worcester, Mass., purchased home at 121 Blackpolnt gandy drensa*, gold-colored crepe costume with with Rev. Charles S. Webster of- was his brothtr's best man. Daniel rd., Rumson. Both Mr. and Mrs. were Roland Marek of South River topper, white accesiaarii's nnd a cor- Harold 8b 4>ard of Montclnlr, was brown accessories and a corssge Kent Young, Rumson, ficiating. Attendants were Mr, and I.ingo are grnduntes of Middletown and Frank Flerro of Matawan. sage of whiIn nrchUI.1. of green orchids, Mrs, Wilbur M. Ford of Eatontown J. Sullivan of New Brunswick, also boat mhn fjt his brother, and ush- After a wedding trip to England tht bridegroom's brother, and township high achool, and both are A wedding breakfast followed at The couple will make their homt ers wore Vernon T. Shepard, Jr., Following a reception at the Din- and France the couple will live in Mri. NeUon attended New Jersey Charles J, Oarvey, the bride's employed by the Bendlx Aviation Buttonwood manor and a reception with the bride's parents at Colt'* •''•a the jrldegroom'* brother; Wll- ner Bell In Brlelle the couple left New York city. The bride attended College for Women, and plans to brother, were ushers, corporation in Bed Bank, im C Tudt, James Rvnns, John In th* form of a buffet lunch fol- Neck. Mrt. Thompsop n was gradg - for a wedding trip to New Eng- Hartrldge school and was graduat- complete hnr senior year at Rut- The bride's mother was attired lowed at the Cllffwood inn. Mr. uateuadd frorm Bank high schoolhl , Nollso „ Albert Bacote and Harold land and Canada, Upon their return ed from the Oldsflolds school and JABMAN-FEAREV , N. D.niolil, gem university. Mr, Nelson la a In a lace and crepe gown In pink tnd Mrs, Lupinski left on n wed- and In a secretary (or thhe MOB-M they will live at their newly con' Benninxton Junior college. Mr. dnnlor nt RUIKSM, Hnd a member with matching accessories nnd n NEW YORK CITY-In the chn- ding trip to Boar Mountain ami mouth County Really Abstract Co, ' Tffl couplo went to Atlantic Clly structcd homo on River id., Bilnllc, Honglond, who norvnil In Ihn nnvy of Thcta Chi fratoinlty. Ho ai'rvnd corsage of orchid*. Tlir bride- pel of St. Oeorge'a Protmtnnt Epls. upon their return u-MI rt'sldr nt Freehold, Th" brlileurnnm, whn on Jhelr wedding trip. They will The biidn wai graduated from dm In* World Wnr II, WKI KIUCIH- In thn Nnvy during Woi III WHF II. groom* mothrr wns dirsscd In an cnp/il church In Sttivvesant iquare, 714,1 WOth St.. (Ten Oult*, .V. Y. nerved with the navy In World W JU their home In Oinnxo this Orwigaburg, i'n,, hlsrh school and Is aled from Tale university school of Thr couple art makjng their horn* orchid drew of lice nnd ftrpr, a War n, la employ*] hy th" AtlvaUt) ld at tat Sv*M tiSSfcl Us> f.iturdny MIM Murv Patricia Jar- The bride is a gradual* ot Mnt- jtttuw, *a (h* bri4*|rooB «ot> nfttt* feat AB4 a itmgi of Menial. aaa, dattfato* af Mr*. Tytm Ja*> i «&• ftaskdf d * J>atia* TM Oft, at Uvatt. Mr. and Mri. C. WrlUaaa Uiai, Mr. and Mre. Robert J. Malk- The League of Wcmn Vetera af •ua, Mr. and Mri. Peter J. Polio, At Elheraa Chmcli Mr. and Mrt. Frank Seidler, Mr. Monmouth county held a beaadt ELBCROM—Dr. Hareld A. Rea> card party Thursday at Deauvilla aM MM. A. I>. fchultt, Mr. and Mr*. Chart** Mindeville, Mr. and |ley, paater of the Firit Metheditt SIFT CARLTON inn, Brlmar. Thn.ce attrnding froai Mr. Ueftov B. r'ollYns',' Mr.' and I church. Evenaten. III., and a former Matawan vrw Mil. Miiton Steven- Mr*. C Randolph Heuser. Mr. and! d«n <* •«« Divinity *chool, Duke son. Mis. Garrett J- McK«»n, Mra. Mra. Harold Hoffher(wr. Ralph S. I »«iv»raity. begina hi. fourth aeuen Frank H. Biiss, Mr*. Paul Bith, Heuetr, Mi*t 1* Verne Bertram, j Sundayat .uminer tniai.t»r «f the CRAI Mr*. Paul Royrr, Mi*. Harry Mu«- Memorial church. Park ave. Thii PARAMOUNT »n. Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrt.'rank DellaPi«tro, Mri. Dorothy * McQuarrie, Mri. Jccsie R. ia the Mth coimecutlve auaaaaer tea- IO*4M* Donald Rohinson. Priiet were ! s0 tB awarded to Mrs. M< Ke*n and Mrt.Mr*. Mae B. Hau*er, Mi*'i Betty " °' « church, which it •»*• Mun*on. Mr*. Charle* Woodanta Seal an* Mi** Barbara Hunt. ; '•'••• Sundaye each eeaton. was awardrd a $2ft war bond. Mn. Malcolm McMillan and tor. ] The »ornlntj jemeej at 11 .clock — Air-CnmdilioMfd — h%ve hf - Mr. and Mm. L*e Pennelti 1*4 Robert are vidting Mr. and Mr*. "*'"A Summe r" Wit •»•"h th: e«•"•" Pjalmt.' " ™'The | ir A MAN LIKES SO»*r CRAM THAT'S MM BUMMCM family. Karen, Nancy and Arthur, She rait n Oik*. Cal. ""•mon t»pir for Sunday will be. ir A WOMAN LIKE* SOFT CRAM. THAT* HER BUSINEfiS i ifft Monday /mm their home on t Mia* Su*an On Hi run ha* returned WE HAVE SOFT CRABS—THE BEST IVY TOWER Sutphin ave. for their new home i la her home at Rye. N. V.. after vesper meditation! it 1:15 o'clock I YOU CAN BE SURE. DOUBLE AND TRIPLE SURE will hive ii their general theme, j THl RSDAY . IHIPAY . SATURDAY at Pittsrleld. Ma.". iiitlng her grtndptrenti, Mr. and The Ml*se* .loAnn and Pehorill "Ecre Homo! Behold the Mm!" j PLAYHOUSE Mrt, Joseph Dernberger en Edge The tubjeel for th* opening Sundty I IJIBOW. daughter* of F>r. anil Mn. mere dr. Ti« WUU TeWa Gate, CA.0A OWr S M. Latp«- of Main *t.. left Mon- will he "Je*ua According to Mirk j SAL'S TAVERN THIRD »*4 MADISON day to inert! the ri>*t. of the »um- Mrt. Carl A. Geaiweia entertain- —Jeaua th* Doer." ed at a aeaert-hridge at her home a a CCmrtMITAJOt.f/ AIM iK»NMTM»NE» a • nier at Camp Mohaph, Qlea •pay, Selection! hy the quartet for Sun- SPUN* LAKE, N. J. N. Y. Main K. Monday afternoon. The 141 §HREVSMJRY AVE. MED RANK party wat glvea in honor of Mr*. day morning will be "Pralae," by I Mrt. E. K. VanNo»trind af Chi- Alee Rowley; "Chri«t Hath a Gar- w-ago, 111., i* tprnding the tuaiajer 'rank E. Taylor of Germantown, den," by Thinvan, and "If With All as the guest of Mr;. Arrla B. Hea-Pa. and Mr*. K. E. VanNottrand Tour Heirti' (fromElijah) by Men- deisor. af Chicago. Twe guett priiat were delssohn. Anthemi at the vetper .relented and priir* fer bridge j .lohn B. Honietter. ton of Mr. and service will be "Seek Him That BUTNE SPIRIT were awarded to Mr*. Taylor, Mn. Maketh the Seven Start," by Rog- ATLANTIC MrCMtANOJ, N. I. I Mr*. Jay F. Hn«tei, Karen Oerey, Mary Ann •FBIDE O prelent, were Mri. Milton Steven- Meier, Margaret Otto, Judy Zlegter, eon, Dr. and Mn. Carl A. Ofuweln, TlbbitU, Mlia Jean I>t*en«ke, Mlat Jtne Aadcrttn, Mm Virginia Ann Eggen, Oebby Dell, Joyce Mr. and Mrt, Jehn Bauer, Jehn B, Wtrd, Maureen Dennte, Jill rarrell, Tokyo File 212 Becker, Mr. and Mra. Stephen D Areie, Mitt An*e. Collard, Mlas Marlby Burrowet, Ml*« Diana Wil William Ratellffe, Jamet Farrtll •en tnd Mrt. Andrew Huliart of and Riehtrd RatdlrTe, all ef thll Keyport; Mrt. Robert Merrall ef plice. Part Monmouth, tnd Mia* Janet Mr. and lira. Edward Brtmlty Mullinary and Misa Barbara Dor- are the parent* of a »«n, born tt fllnger of Union Beach. Monmouth Memorial hoapltal Man' Milt Patricia Miller hat aHurned day, July 2. ta her home in Freneau to visit Mitiet Sutan Chsfmtn, Olady* •MM t.aa p. ik NOW THRU JULY 8th her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Randolph Hyrne, Ruth McDonald and Marie Miller, from Orange Memorial hot- EllUon are apendlng tws weeka at FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY • • 7 * plttl, where the it in training. the Holiday house at liland Hgti. • "THE MICHELE MORGAN-MfNMVIDALMtCHUSIMON ' Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Burkley and MIM Naomi Ruth Ma*on, daugh- 'ROGUE RIVER" tan. JUIph Scott, have returned to ter of Mr. aad Mri. S. Frank Ma • GROOM ..GOOOESS Of LOVE W A CITY OT#N! RALPH FLANAGAN their home In Rant-oca* after ' son. Id. .Taekion it., etltbratad her • WORE •AUMHW Itlai Mn. Bmkliy'i brother and fourth birthday at a party Mon- u L» * TUESDAY Si40 PREVIEW AND MtlOKMITtA _A»M. |1JS ptMNi tlater-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Ran-day afternoon, The decoration! MTtain<« aaavst . . C nti V I NT ION I' M 1 dolph Harrlt. were in green and yellow with a Sl Fritlay Nil* — WEDNESDAY • THURSDAY Mri. Edwin H. Dominirk Af thli \V A I K ASRURY PAKK lollipop cake ta I ha main dtcora- flacr.; her niece, Mia* Judith Bttga- tlon. MIM Sharon Thornen wit blel ef lnterlaken; Mis* Mary Slack awarded first priie and Miaa Pa- WIN A JALOPY FREE!! FRIDAY NITE and her niece* Norpen and Char- tricia Hughet, second In the peanut A ••«* HH« eaa ««BM T« ooatg COMFOIITAiLY AIR-COOLED lotte Ann Stark of Perth Amhoy hunt, The other gueats preaent. were g-aratM as. •si Ogtu •*••• Cailr I* a. a>. , •aiwTf t.v racn have returned to their homea after MIM Darlene Bedle, Ml*a Peggy PkwM friMit.il MU-t?OI •pending a vacation on a automo- Ann Harrli, David Thompson, S. Mell er («*M ardwa eccealad bile (rip to Montreal and Ottawa Frank Maton, 4th. Mr*. Ralph C. Gala, Fifth Annltcraarjr Hcato*) Canada, Bedle, Mm. Rtndoiph Harrl*, Mri. SEE A SPOOK HORROR SHOW! J«ly 0 .Eve.. 8:30; Mali. Wad., Sal. 2>30 Mn. Paul A. Egan entertained ft. .?. Sterling Thompnon, Jr., Mra. Herbert Kenwlth preaent* her bridge club Thurcday afternoon. Frank Duncan and Mra. S. Frank SATURDAY NIGHT Mrt. Edward Currie received a Maaon, Jr, THM tMCMk WMNINT 0M*>W HMINM* WrTN leu gown, and Hn. Renailaer Car- Mri. Frank E. Ttylor sf Oermtn aa wtna tgwia «waa»g LAWRENCE TWBETT tan rcetlved a tlip. Pritei were la Ronenet M*ugham't Oram* of Sadla Thewataa town. Pa., It tht gueit of Mr. and awarded to Mrt. William R, Craig, Mra, Wilton W. Hobrough ef Park DEAD MAN'S EYES Mri, Leroy Sickeli and Mri. Car-ive. tan. The other gueati pretent were "RAINPHcaa (tea "lad. ILSMT) EVH. »I.»HI It.BB HOWMAi U.«*| |I.MN. Mr. and Mri. William Strothtr Mali. II.Mi »l.tO; UM Mrt, Joteph Baler, Mm. Howard and children, June and William, £MT~4 Erdmann. Mri. Harry Kahn and Jr., have returned to thtir home on - SUNDAY. MONDAY . TUESDAY-Jiily • • • . 10 - TIMES I ^PflaM HflvVH^a^^W IH IIH wwWWaw a^^MVww Mrt. William A. Watmuth. Union it. after vialtlng Mr. and Mr. and Mrt. H, Caryl McKelvty Mri. Auatln Eitia it Hoii»ton, Te.i VRR Jehnton in "GO FOR BROKE" Mr*. Alayaiua A. Pennettl enter- —••—^—••••-••••» MM C«.|HT iiaiiii—iiB The STRANDS tained the Friday Evening Pinochle club at her home qa Sutphin ave. LONG MUNCH Print were awardeV to Mrt. Mi- IIY TRUE STwr chael J. Eovlno, Mri. Phobe A. • ADDED—COLOR CARTOON MD SANK 6-1300 LONG IKANCH 0-2337 TERRIFIC! Zlegler and Mrt. Thoma* Walling. Mr. and Mri. Rowan Keith U- THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY LAST CALL! Compte of New York city are via- SNEAKS Itlng her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. • la T«C»«IMI«T . Charlei Matt, of Park ave. for the July 4 holiday. 'SMUGGLER$ ISLAND" tor ••it •••• •! # A fartwell party waj given for $ Karen, Arthur and Nancy Pennettl A Hrali Per* at tat China Seal 69 at the home sf Mr. and Mri. Aloy- JEFF CHANDLER EVELYN REYES It Ut this •••! Ow tlut A. -Pennettl on Sutphin ave, Wednctday, June 27. The gutiti P06RS 9mw iMME were Mri. Aloy*lut A. Pennettl. Mri. Lee Pennettl, Mrt. Harold Zlegler. Mri. Arthur Zlegler, Mri. Jamet "COWTOWN" Martin, Mri. M. Martin, Mn. Mi- chael 3. Eovlno, Mri. Vincent Oriy, GENE AUTRY GAIL DAVIS Michael Martin, Jamet Martin, Ar- thur Zlegler, Diane Pennettl, Bar- SUNDAY • MONDAY • TUESDAY bara Ziegler. Margaret Gray, David FLY-IN DRIVE-IN Gray, Timothy Gray, Michael Eo- vino, Jr., Rilla Jane Reynold!, Pe- HIGHWAY 34 AT MONMOUTH COUNTY AIRPORT THE OUTS AND GLORY Or THE NGHTIN0 NAVYt SUPER VALUE! ter Eovino, Barbara Ellicon, Steph an!« Erdmann, Paul Eovlno, Clif- PHONE IELMAR t-3701 ford Rcynoldt, Brytn Elllton, Judy THI FIGHTING SULLIVAN'S" Starrini HIMMCHES Zlegler and Harold Ziegler. THURS. • rm. • SAT. nix Mr. and Mn. Renuelaer L. Car- ANNE BAXTER THOMAS MITCHELL tan and daughter Anne and Mri. Cartan't aiater, Mill Dorla Moore . PLUS of New York city, left Friday to spend a month'j vacation In Cali- "SALERNO BEACHHEAD'' fornia, The trip wai made by auto- mobile. — THE FIGHTINC S«TH — THEY FOUGHT BEST WHEN IT WAS HOPELESS IN ASBURY PARK DANA ANDREWS RICHARD CONTE NEXT WEEK WED. • THDR. • FRL • SAT. 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week's faeatiesL Ska is «* ug At the meeting of "Our Cub* •-, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Befarca* ron COOL 'sCasalsr aitcmaaa «f last week of Miller at. LONG BRANCH—The second Aa you already kaaw the sVaajtaa; at the hasaa of Mrs. Robert Ma- Mrs. Frank Heraa, former bor- Joint meeting of the Red Baas, Wheels areaa celebrate* Its 11th emette on Occosi ave. the biithdays eufh clerk, returned Saturday ta WINTEK FUEL SWINGS Long Branch, Asbury Park Crip- anniversary Friday aad aaUraay Mrs. Harold Oakea of Beach her home, Jl Shrewsbury ave., pled Children's committees was with a skating ahew. I ae belter* Mvd., a club member, aa« Miss from Riverview hospital, where HAVE FIHEFKOOF held Monday night at the local it was the best shew ever stage* Martha. Machette, a guest, were •he had been a. surgical patient. Elks club, 1o further discuss the at the arena. However, It would ilebrated. Other guest* at the Members of the Women's guild EVERY KITE possibility of reopening the state have pleased me Just a little asare meetiag, where Mrs. Oakes and of St. Andrews Episcopal church financed cerebral palsy clinic in if Mr. Skidmore had aaadc aa ap- Mies Machette received cards and arc preparing fancy articles and (fXCfff MONDAYS) J0NNS4MNVIUE INSULATION Red Bank, which has been closed pearance, but Mr. akidmore is of DANCE gifts, were Mrs. Milda Kciferdorf sewing a quilt, which will be INSTALLED IY for the last nine months, and also the opinion that the skaters would nd Mrs. Sophia. Bielcr. Members awarded at the annual fair to be the possibility of opening their like te see sosaeoae else for a while who attended were Mrs. Rita, Bis- held on the church grounds Thurs- own clinic. but I will be looking rerwsrd ta sett, Mrs. Bdaa Hutchiasoa. Mrs. day and Friday, July 1» and 20.'A ktabtioa ft SMtag brp. H. Traub of the National Cere- he tine whea he saakes aaother Heary Roeaamele, Mrs. Otto Reut, dinner will be served between 5 bral Palsy organization spoke of appearance. Mrs. Elisabeth Watts an* Mrs. and S p. sn. the first day of the fair 90S MAIN STREET ASIUJKV PARK 2*107 its aims and the help it could give Miss Evelyn Chaadler gave sa es- Charles Teiagst. The club's meeting at the parish house. when called upon and of the cam- hibitiea aa roller skates, aad wa wterday was postponed because LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES paign now being waged for funds. all knew now why she beesSM m of tfce holiday. Mr* Biaset will be Etplorvre Mrs. E. Higgins, Mrs. C. Shebell popular as aa ice skater. Her skat- •teas nest Wednesday at her WILLIAMS HAROLD SMITH . *e«J 1*4 • lilt-J and Mrs. V. Orth of the Essex ing ability seems ta be lsasrevtsf ma aa Ocean ave. Te> Alleawi Emumfmrmt AN0HIS County Cerebral Palsy Parents or- by the minute. I have seea—at least Mr. and Mrs. William rreund of ADAM UNZMAYH Atlantic H,aW.«*, 1-0102 ganization explained the hard work I thought I had—aaast of the spins, bland this week arrived st Seventeen explorers and ecouU involved in the treatment of the jumps, etc., passible oa skates, but heir summer cottage oa Central from Monmouth council will leave patients and the necessary equip- here are many that I saw lor the ave. here Aug. 11 for the Air Scout en- campment at Stewart field, New ment needed. They also offered first time aaturday night. After Mr. aad Mrs. Paul Reeves are JOHNS-MANVILLI any help they could Rive through witnessing the performance I felt York. Explorer* are members of onSned by illness this week to post J*. Long Branch. Scouts in- ROOFING • SIDING . INSULATION information and assisting in locat- surge of gratitude in knowing their home on Oceen ave. ing trained personnel. that Miss Chandler is going te coa- clude members of Leonardo, Little Miss Martha Machette, daughter Silver and Fair Haven troops. If anyone can give the commit- duct summer claases here at the of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Machette tee the name and address of s arena every Tuesday aad Thursday of Ocean ave., Maadav was one of Fred Kirschmsa of Fair Haven trained registered physiotherapist mornings while the day al atlll cael. a group of Rainbow girls who visit- aad Gardiner Brower of Littla Sil- such a person is asked to notify Her classes embrace skaters free* ed slear mountain, M. T. ver, both members of Troop IT of •At AND lAUftOOM OPfN Ttl 3 A. M. Leonard f. Hauselt, Asbury Park eight yeara aid and up. sHudeats the Red Bank Methodist church, will be trsiaes] far either camaoti- Members of the Water Witch will attend the encampment as part • NO COVER CHARGE • Elks club. tions or shews. •each Improvement si»»ci*tion on It was stated that there are More friday sight heard reports of vari- of the explorer program now in Fineit Food Along Ike Jertey Shore I'M HEADBOARD HAPPY! than «5 cases of cerebral palsy In Another treat waa la atere for committeea at a meeting at operation for boys from this sec- Monmouth county, who ia order to the spectators. Willis Coaever of the home of Charles Imlth en Cen- tion. Leonardo boys who have •MVATf DttMNt ROOM Some people go into ecstacies ovfr any one of • get treatment have had to go to Red Bank brought sasae ef his tral ave. Robert Machette, associa- signed up for the encampment in- dozen things, but, our HEADBOARDS really make friends, Mr. and Mrs. Raftery aad tion president, announced a beach clude Robert Connelly, Ernest either private doctors or inttitu Schneevogl and John Qenerelli, me HKAUMAMi HAPPV. We have them for fin- tions. In most cases, it was said, their two daughters, Jean and party in celebration of the opening SHOW I'l VI I <>! s II OKI of the sei'/n will be held Usturday gle, three-quarter, or full siM beds with pltltie the families cannot afford the en Judy, of Miami Beach, Fie. Jean It r«y. to Advcrtiae in The Register. pensive treatments that are re- Raftery rendered a solo aa her at * p. Hi. at the private beach at coverings including Firestone Velon. There ere quired. The Elks of Monmouth marimba, after which she aad her Central ave. and Beach blvd. about twenty styles and thirty different colon in county hope to remedy this situa- sister Judy performed by tap danc- At a meeting last week at the which they may be made, Particularly useful ii the tion in the very near future. ing, a very striking appearance aad Legion hall on Bay ave., Mrs. Alice a beautifully exhibited routine. BOOKCASE HEAPBOARD which provides a large The next meeting will he held at Johnson was elected delegate of the MONTH OP JULY the Red Bank Elks lodge head- Iso understand that these girls basics' autilisry of Highlands pout • At KIN'S bookcase within the headboard «• well as *p>ce for quarters. have mastered almost every must- of the Veterans of foreign Wars a, radio and bed lamp. Prices rang* from fll.N up. al instrument. It was Me to the Nations! Encampment of trip pleasure to have them with us, and V.r.W., to be held I* Mew York Any of the HEADBOARDS may be fitted onto a bo*- Wheat Support Prim* ' If Mr. Raftery will be kind euougli spring or cnil spring. ity aval month. Chosen alternate Vary In N. J. Counties to loan ths arena some of the pic- was Mrs, Minnie Doyle of Bea And as though It Isn't enough to be HEAD- tures taken of their act we will dis- Bright. Auxiliary members who NEW BRUNSWICK - Federal play them ia the organ rasas win- celebrated birthdays during April, BOARD HAPPV, our new supply of HASSOCK* government price support rates for dow. May and June received gifts and has me just as HASSOCK HAPPY. We have HAS- this year's crop of New Jersey cakes from their secret pals at a FABRIC wheat vary from 12.37 to 12.41, In Not forgetting aur ether skaters SOCKS in any color combination and alte imagin- will try ta tell you some of their party after the business meeting. able, and, for any purpose, from the Mlsi Huffet for Monmouth, Middlesex, Hunterdon Those whose birthdays were marked and Somerset counties the support sots. Norman Morgan, the rink the kiddies to the Big Apple for the living: room— professional, gave a sslo eshibitio* wero Mrs. Eva Msrker, Mrs. Har- PRMNVCNTORY price ia $2.3». It is I2.3T in War- uM Otkes, Mil. Anas, Bii«»li, Mis, prices beginning at $1.95. and Inter In «h« ghcrr hs and Kirk ren, $2.40 In Burlington, Mercer Phillips skated a pairs routine and Lorraine Hoover, Miss Margaret Cumberland and Salem, and (2.41 a striking appearance they made. Conard, Mrs. Johnson snd Mrs, In Camion and Gloucester. Prices Arnold Feraro also skated a solo, Doyle. Plans for one meeting pet MOIANR.N.J. apply to H. 8. No. 1 grade wheat, then a pairs routine with Arlene month during the summer—Tues- CLEARANCE Rosenfdd Furniture Co. farm-stored. The national average White and a finale with Wilde day, July 10 and Tuesday, Aug. II is 12.11. Braanin. These skaters have real- —were made at last week's meeting 12.14 WHITE ST. RED BANK By declaration of Secretary of ly Improved greatly la the lait when plsna for a card party to be PURE SILK PRINTS, c.iling prieti: 1.98 to 2.49 yd 1.14 Agriculture Brannan, there will be year. A shadow skate by Jackie held Tuesday, July 34, st the Le- J-REB PARKING IN REAR or OUR «TOR« gion hall for the benefit or the no acreage allotments and no mar- Young and Hilda Tomalne la which INDIAN HEAO, calling price: 98c yd 74c ketlnr quotas on 1982 wheat. Un- the entire shsAIng surtafee was In auxiliary'* post home building fund limited production Is considered darkness and their eastumrs hsd also were discussed, Mrs. Henrietta necessary because or continuing been painted with •trsubllts which Klaney Is chairman of the arrange- OUTDOOR FURNITURE CLOTH, ceiling priea: 98c yd..... 79c heavy world demands for wheat. retains a "glow-ln-the- dark* effect ments committee for the party. long after it has been eiposed to Chow mtin was served at the secret 48" SAILCLOTH PRINTS, ceiling price: 1.98 yd 1.37 a bright, white light. This act was pal party, very novel. They mads a later ap- WASHABLE RAYON SHANTUNG, ceiling price: 1.19 yd. 88c pearance attired la beautifully Robert Maehett* waa gueat of designed blue sksting dresses and honor at a birthday party yester- went through a routine of tumps, day whea open house was held at REMNANTS, «-*•'« go«*, cottar my* *., MDUCID TO 50°/b ANNOUNCING lifts and spins. Last but by no his home on Ocean ave. means least, Oary Carver gave a Bgt and Mn. Robert Bottom re- RAYON PRINTS, ceiling pricei: 1.29 te I.S9 yd 94c yd. free style e*hibltinn which he In- turned Friday from a wedding trip tended to be en the tunny stds but to Little Falls, Kan., to the Homo of CRETONNES, HOMESPUNS, ceiling pricei: 89c ft 98c yd. 6U yd urned out te be a well-eiecuted Mrs. Bottom's parents, Mr. and Mrs, act. Oary la the little fellow that Charles Wccker, on Valley st, 8gt, goes from Imp ta angel In a mo- Bottom la stntloned at McOuIre Air BLACK LINEN, creese-reiistant, ceiling price: 3.49 yd 1.59 OUR NEW STORE HOURS ment's notice, l hope he takes ad- force base, Fort Dix. vantage of the free stylo classes Mr. and Mrs. James Lefts of Jer- * Meny unedvertiied spectels * Cotton Sheen this summer. The kid la good. sey City left Saturday for the Adi- rondacks after being overnight * Terry cloth prints end solids * Denims guests of Mrs, Lepla' parents, Mr. Tk* F.T.t and Mrs. Kmlel Auflerl of Cornwall * VOGUE and ADVANCE petterns * First Fell Woolens Virginia P., don't worry about st, who entertained their daughters, FOR JULY AND AUGUST Susan and Christine, last week. life. I know how you feel. «'// you're thinking of f«bric, you're thinking of BASKIWS Mary Ann H, how Is your lovs Mr, and Mrs. Lepls and their chil- life making out? dren will spend Mr. Lopii' two Gail H., we don't aea you at the weeks' vacation In the mountains. (MNMY THRO FHDAY-MO A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. skating rink any more. Why 7 We Miss Arleno Lucas, daughter of miss you. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas, and Miss Katherine Weiss, daughter of Emily A., we saw you wit with Dr. and Mrs. Richard Weiss, this FRIDAY flfEMNGSJdO TO 9*0 0. T. the other night. Why don't wsek are on vacation at the holi- you bring him skating? We would day hems of the flirts' Friendly so- YOU CAN NOW AFFORD love to meet him. ciety of at. Andrews Episcopal Shakey, why dont you skater church at Island Heights, SATURDAY CLOSED ALL DAY We enjoy watching you skate around on your toes. Miss Eleanor Behrens, who Is em- Oall H., we saw you In the movies ployed In tha law offices of Rob- with Bobby Peak. Why not bring erts, PillsMiry, Carton * Sorensoa him skating Instead? BURGLARY INSURANCE B. Wagner, why don't you come Wo hear that the Sterdueters are ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP skating any more? Harold, ir, too planning * clambake at McOulre'a tough on you? grove. Wonder who Is going to ** RED BANK'S LEADING ELECTRIC SHOP Alice P., how if Al? Do you hoar cook It, Mr. Manager? *500 POLICY COSTS '10 A YEAR from him? It was nlco to see Shirley Risden Oary, you were great la the show. back skating Sunday night, Plesae 18 WHITE ST., PHONE RED BANK 6-0612 Gail Jones, how is the telephone coma mora often, Shirley. $1,000 POLICY COSTS 915 A YEAR company? The rink misses you. Where are Joe Tomalaio and Au- Peggy, how Is Charlie? gust Belmont keeping themselves Bobby H, how is your girl lately? friend? Joa Cleary, how about bringing Barbara F., how Is the skating her skating? We'd like to meet her, skirt and the mule? Peggy, keep your chin up. Bose and Milton surs make a Borne of their favorite songs: '500 Residence Policy Provides These Features: cute couple. Oall and B. P. 'Too Young.* Billy B., how It your new flame Janice 8.. "So Long, Sally." • 1300 THEFT FROM RESIDENCE Kathy, how is O. C? You knew Jean P., "I Like You." it could be Oeorge. B. Francli, "Good Might." Joan and Vlck, "Little Jr." the Shakey and Virginia, "I'll Be Lov- • $250 ON JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND fURS rink misses you. ing Tou Always." Margaret F., bow It Bob? Mary Ana and Al, "Bye, Bye, Where la Kathy Bellly keeping Blues." • 9125 THEFT AWAY FROM PREMISES herself? Rose and Milton, "Too Fat," 2 Big Specials How Is Harold, Jr., making out Vlek and Joan, "Go to Sleep, in the navy? Answer, please. Bobby." • $50 ON MONEY

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Pack 4J •* We** fag Breach. town Bin*. Behiad the three-fc*} By upsetting the favored settU *• •# Oc*oap»rt, Perk a •< *wtk Leag Brafcca, Par* SI karHag-oC-Charll* Stout, Maaager rt pro ttjuad, Moameutfc grabbed a Penguin Wins Hersaaa Atchettine's dab blaaket> Long •raarfc aad Park 71 M Oakk*irs4. Mr these e•« at Mg aa nut" leagae katfhall aad and withstood repeated threat a in UK 9t«tJ| Craft Th* victory gav* tk* wiaatrr the kidt play Jtwt «h*t »«». ln»»- put «er»1klng Inla Ike gam*. tha late inningt te eke out the win. their sUth triumph ia tev*a tUrtc Games are generally played Monday and Thursday evening* «n Gerry Bouchard and Johnny Walsh ; Fleet CtMwpItt— Tw« aad put th* Olaat. well out ia_ home and ,wav diamond., i'lav"" «* lh» lMSue championship «re combined ta hurl the Sigaaleer win. treat ef tk* pack witk a gam* aadr In the opener the home forces Ted for Aucu.t. followed by an inter-pack outing aad fleld day. IMH OVBT WMMM a kalf lead ever Leag Brtack, eeored aingle tallies a* Ed "Whit- place club, • Uke Little league •etrtaU. regulation *•«*«*. rate* era ry" Ferd in the aeemd, third *nd Rager Brawa, pilatiag kla IHn- I attk certain ne after tke later rarded a M. Romar had defeated BW Beet aad Robisen, but Oreee wa* picked off Windy City. 25 enter the Saal match, while ScblBtr worked " Belvelettl kept it going weight in uranium at Monmouth The race itself was a sharp, ham- 4M.II la th* .tventh. In th* tteond, thirl fi hi* way ap beating Dr. Lathy, twe up. with a clean hit tnd Montgomery Park. A finely chiseled equine pro- mering pattern of aound that later Estonian II Chauffeur and fourth inning*, Stout get th* got a life when shortitop Roy •le, silhouetted on a frame of cel- resolved itjelf Into bedlam. Roguish •id* out in order. The flnal bio* In the women's quarter-final* of th* Sullivan competition, Eva Trltbtl fumbled hi* grounder to Eye, off In a welter of horseflesh, ComM From Behind wtt credited te Jurgtlsky. wm) Qulnn advanced to the final round with a two and one victory over Dot luloid against a finish line, ha* pad- load the bases. Menael came ded bank accounts upward of fifty poured on his speed to race straight banged out hit tecond doublt e( A through with hi* second straight and true to High Strung', throat- To Beat Schneider th* gam* to acquire twe ef tha AsV^ ^ — * ttMaBtMt— m dah*i*tita*>*• *md *«B^iksm^a4a*sl ettlM thousand dollar*, and fortunet have h IIM* PJWVril fOVjFWPJaw WirlW" •* *1sVB«JCV*S *TUVS| hit ta aeor* two mora runt and latch at the quarter pole. From thrta hitt. , changed hands like poker chips on WALL TOWNSHIP—Bill Pflrtar. three team* wound ap deadlocked ftatardey. They wen Hn> Oeear Young produced th* inning'* the margin'Of hairs-breadth photo there to the finish hi* blood red 1(41.11 BgB BANK ry Batier aad Mra. H. Laareaee Rntt, l*1-**—U| Edward IWIy. fourth marker with a tin* drive to nostrils bobbed on a line with those he stock car ae* of Batontown, leaiway. B. litk 1:41.41 finish. ime out on top In Wall stadium's Itan, T. Oertaias Ii44.ll aiajpwn, tk. .. *" * Jr., aad Mra. L. E. Verleger, llMt-11. aad Karma* Scett aad right to score Menatl. When hone, atep paat the payoff of his rival. His eye* flattened back, faa«l.u. L. W.rtbky - l:4T.lt NaurttM, Ik. hi. atride deepened and the scarlet 23-lap feature Sunday night when Alfle. C. Scbwenke 1141.14 Btaeekcr, ... Mrs. A. D. Cuthmaa, Jr., SVM—II. la law grata far mea, Srat Monmouth's sixth rua earn* In station at th. rate of 45 feet a sec- l > B t i th* flfth stani* on Toung'i hit. crept into the whites of hit eyes. he drove hla fait ear No. 10a to a 5n. w? /'- S !! _ tt, , place wa* capped by Willie Caaaave, who registered a MM H. ond It take* a high speed camera With yard, to go, freniy swept aix-lap martin triumph ever Frank- aantora, Ik. With an* out pitcher Koehler fuirl to stop them in atride. Today's i Schneider ef Lambertville. MarMlla. Ik. Bum, Jr., trailed by tw* otreket with a M-M-M. bled Owen*' bouncer and then camera* at Monmouth Park do just through him like a tidal wave. He dr. c. ... la tha Shore Golf league the B. H. golfara failed to mak* any head- thraw wild to flrtt for tw* error* reached—leg, nose snd heart—and Competing against tha largest that, recording 340 aeparate pic- time hung still aa the judge* de-field of top drivera to participate T. Maaauee*. IfV !!!."!"».".'."."!"'" way aa Pro Andy Slkora'a team abaorbed another aound ehellaehlag. on on* play to allow Teuag to ture, per second, permitting the at Wall thia season, Pfliter broke Atlantic Beaten Mltto*. If. : score. horsn to travel only one-fourth of bated. I. Mas.ueea, rf. Joe Splcer waa the only member making a clean awecp to add three Schneider's win streak after the attut, a, . point* ta Beacon Htll'a live, Other point wlnnara were Pat Vita and With a six-run lead, the Signal aa inch per frame. The celluloid l.h line —-j I la I '£»J"I»M. Eaitteh corker. "Champion firecracker." and third place la tke who relieved Koehler In the sixth, tingent swept Into action. Coughlln laps, POster wa* able to gain the"Dutch" Nichols riaS* dr*7. hoi" grounded to short tor the final were able to call the winner. To stood on his chair and hooted. The lead In the Mth and held It th* reit Rots with th* tying rua. Ortley wai and operttag group. Betty roalea af Shrewtbury, II wan trat arlae out and a hard fought Blgnaleer those below the wire the inside stand's yell went high and shrillef the way. picked off base, bat, an the run. aad a silver trophy for showing an Irish tetter owned by Mra. victory. horse Invariably wa* given the call; about him, crying for the taste of Pflster nnlahtd second to Schnei- down, he reached second on a eon- Aaetta Kaye, Rumson. A Junior membership group wae recent- those above the Anton acrapped blood. Coughlin's own bellow sa- der and Bill Chevalier In the flnt trovcraial play. Mcyor*. scored at Red Buik Knight* The last time the Bushwieka ju*t a* atoutly for the outside horse. bered the din: the peg ta the plate wa* tee late. ly ergaaUed. Omeere aamed were Sail Gamewell, prealdent; were beaten was June t when and second heats, respectively. Defeat Freehold EltMlaatea Argument* "If* robbery—sheer* rank rob- rim Heat. 11 Un«—Wo« by franklt Ortley and Nickel* cam* horn* ea Arthar MeConnell, vice president: Betty Fealea, secretary aaa Whltey Ford blanked them, 44. bery!' khntlder. Lumbcrtvilte: Mean*, Bill a wild ptg. •AMBER LAKE - Member* it daltgats to Ike parent club, aad Keany King, treasurer. Cfcll- In their three lot*** thi* season, i The photo finish camera ha* done The red "official" board flashed In •••tcr, Ettontowa: third, V«raea Lane, K«d Baak council, Knighta of Oa- Monmouth ha* recorded two. North Bernn. Tlmt—S;tS.I«. Atlantic teored two rua* la tht dren between the agea ef t aad II are HlglUe ta jola aaa may much to eliminate the** argument* hi* face, an effective silencer, io second Heat. 1* U|»—Woa V. Bill lumbus, defeated their "broth*ra* nut Ga*» Cbctrtllcr. Saynvllk; meoiid. Bill flrst chapter. Stopbtneoa failed t* from Freehold council Sunday, li> contact Betty Fonlee for InfermaUea. of the past, making the post of Coughlin packed hi* colt and ml Mi. locate tha rubber aad gave out ran MOMMOUTH placing judge barely more than that shipped him back to Chicago, al- CartbyCartbyt . Btd Bank; ttbtrdbtd.. Sammy Mai. T, In a aeftball gam* whicIch "faaj l.cb . UnidUnidakk . TiateTiTiateMoat—MMoat. three pa****. Thta Sag* cam* up tured a family picnic at ScivoUtti. 2b. .. ** * of a rubber stamp, echoing the cel- though banked Are continued to ThirThidd HHtatt . 10 Lam—FnnktLipa—Fr«F l o Sehnel* with an ncellcnt bunt 1 at thf Msntioaitrr. as. «r: attnnd, Charilo Knight* cummer camp her*. KNEE PANTS LEAGUE GETS NEW LIFE and thank, to the luolld proof. While the fwt flickers rage vithin. It was impossible to -•, WDM, */n>mo mrnHBiiBlrd>all. roinPointt Pl.riesau- Lions. Rotary, Kiwania and Police Athletic league the kids will have ••••Ml. rf are more or lea* a recent Innova- reverse the decision, so his vindic- In the fourth, Atlantic acored Taunt, cf. and: third, W.lly Canpkell. Traatea. ito flnaJ run afttr Schnttvogl wai Mlk* Rafftrty. newly «toctal their own local league again thia aeason. Whan the circuit waa stand- LoUuaa. If. tion, the first race track camera tive spirit sought another and more Time—Sitl.ei. walked. H* acertd oa Tony Papa'i grand knight ef thi Red Banktr*. ing on its laat weak leg., a guy by the name of Edward H. Conway Oweni, |b actually datea back aome decades subtle outlet. Flrtt SmLFInal. 12 I*|»—Wta by Bill Chevalier; .rand. Bill Mitir; third. long doublt to lift Heldd. ted hi* ttam to victory by pound- Robiton. |b to the late Senator Leland Stanford Bill McCarthy. Time—,1 :S0.57. want to work, both financially and -physically, to get the loop rolling ClI.liflUKO. «. Hla best colt the next year was SFB1N0 LAKE ing out two home run*. Bruct Crip> again. Ed wu alf/ay enjoying a vacation and lo.t contact with local ToreFord, p of California. Stanford University both a question and a taunt—"Who Second Seml.rln.i, 12 Upi—Won by All pell hurled for th* winner*. Among Frsnltle gehnelder; neond, Blchl* Hall, Trlbueco. rf. .. happening., but when he returned to his stamping grounds and heard atabMtle, continue* *a an outstanding me- Win," and turfdom snickered when- rum. River: third, Simmy Mall.eh. Time M those present were Mr. and Mr*. that the Knee Pants league was about to fold, he rolled up hie sleeve* ••Cms morial to the Far West tporttman, ever the horse went postwarda, to ts.1,2b. 1 Bsthum, p Cl.ii' B, 1* tap.—Won hy Out* O«- Praffore. c« ...~ Leslie McBrldt and family, John % and went ta work. located on the same ground which the tight-tipped indignation of Bel- Ire.il, J.meibura: a'cond. Jerry Moreae, 1 Mulvihlll. Mr. and Mr*. CtaytoT Through tSd't efforts, the Mont, Rotary and Rlwanls assist- tl was originally a part of his famous mont's placing judges. The suc-ire«, Baupniu. and Ber»en. ford's point beyond dispute, and InLong Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Although 41 sprinters were named you ready? Seorer J. Dietrich. . club'a 23-mila marathon to Red Second Oamt addition to being the forerunner of earlier for the event, Mr*. Louis Four team* will compoae tht Knts Wildcats, Donald Oriml, Nieky Orchids are in vogue for Mrs. Ann Bowers, the female prexy who the illver screen also gave horse- Bank and return Sunday after- laiare's Sheila* Reward ducked PanU league fer th* 1161 baseball Panfen, Sal Itio, Jr., Harold Cur* has been giving the league her time for the pa.t couple of year.. When men a dearer-conception of thenoon, both the laiue and th* high weight **a*on, with the curtain ralttr be- tla, Richard Burnon, Johnn»y Pagj it looked dark this season, Mrs. Bowers didn't quit. She kept plugging Ovadulu, ef. carriage and atride of a horse. In • field,of 11 fast atock utility assignment by declaring out before ing scheduled fer Monday night at ano, Dlckl* Moraa, Alfrtd WWrigfl __, , until help arrived from a few other points. Congrats to you, Mrs.schn.ld.r, rf. _ outboard* of four classes, Martin fottlng of weights, leaving that the Red Bank high *oheel athtatie Somaitr., lb. Judisa Could Err Freddl* Hoffman, •toddle xii& Bowen. Your untiring effort* kept the kids In the compstitlon bracket DtOran, lb. Leone, Perth Amboy, in his Smooth honor squarely up te Tea4faker. fltld. Ia tha inaugural *neountar Cdward JeacIL Lcflta Lallty aadl which beats all ordinary aandlnt games ai far aa they are concerned. Blmmoni. If. One of the moat disputed of allCraft, a da** I craft, waa tha flrat The son of Only One I* te carry th* Wildcat* will meet tha OtaaU Jo* W*na*l. " DilSavIo, lb » nnlihes In racing history took place boat over the line and took an Itt pound*, a call of four pound* at • o'clock on the button. Trlebel H In the IMS Betmont Futurity, and early lead only to be overtaken by over Mrs. Andy Schuttlngtr'i r*rd Tankeee, Bobby Bonham, Dave SHORT SNORTS KROM SPORTID-General Manager Ed. Police Sgt. Roy MeKnight, man- Koehltr. * p.* wV-'.'ir.'.™.V.l"'.'.'.'»V.V.'.'.'.' today there are still those who Charle* McCann of Ocean Orove and th* Bedford Stablt's Call Ovtr. ager of the Giants, will pit huStoventon, Donald Beer, Harry ward J. Brennan i> practicing for color television which will ••Cueelnelio —• maintain the judges erred in post in the Pardon Me. The latter won the opening day strategy againat Patrolman Harri- Bryant, Paul Klatsky, Ronnie Aa> ing the winning number. McCann wu th* hard luck pilot Salvator Mile and although ha ia ehettine, Traeey Singleton, Palmtf very shortly go out from the Oceanport oval. Kd made an aea Olovtr, who ia at th* rein* af Patton, Skeet* Sickle*, P*U 1* appearance on the Robert (J. Lewla "Show Goet On" program IT No Futurity running to the time In th* marathon when he hit theto pick up 118 pounds, he loom* a th* Wildcat*. TNT MONMOUTfl wake of a pasting yacht and waa major threat for honors, H. K. aachok, Ralph Oatta, Joe Falfo, to seek an entertaining act for the Charity BaU. Ed, always attracted the attention focused on Th* thret local sarviaa club*— AB B that 'M renewal. The pun* of 197,-tossed'from his boat. He wa* able Hecht's Th* Plncher, with 116, and Lions, Rotary aad Kiwanla-aamc Ohm Manclnl. * a toed will ambassador fur the track, aald "I think wa have XcWoMII, ib Hontaomtry, u. 900 was not only th* largeat in Itsto get back in hi* craft, however, Magic Word* and Valpam, both at to th* flnaaelal t**eu* ef th* laagu* Buca, Rogel Well*, Billy Lyesk, one of the best racing plants In the country." Said Mr. Sid Mcn.fl, rf. history, but the field was among and continued the race, finishing in 116, are others with the proverbial thi* ttaaon, and th* Police Atbtatie Teddy Leddy, Donald Morrli, Bud Caesar, "You have no reason to tremble," Yount. ef. —»— it* classiest, bolstered by Roguish •econd apot. "grandstand" on their back. league took over th* tpontorfhlp ef Wilton, Ralph Biddle, Are* gvind- Ul.eona. If Eye, champion of the West. In all Hayden managed to stay out front th* circuit In order that th* loop A daughter to the Johnny Ellis' this week, All cheerleaders now. Owani, lb.' '. The lineup of weights for the land, Joe Maaia, Bobby Hern. Bay Roblaon. Sb hla winning races Roguish Eye car to win the Class I division by two Rumton: would not fold after two year* ef Ollbarte, Marty Brennor, jimmy Johnny will have to develop n gals' aoftball team . . . Bill Prate, look- Grtcft, D, , ried the colors of John J. Coughlin, minutes. -He won flrat among th* operation. ing like a million and uwner of n string of thoroughbreds, checking tho Tei-Miker. llli ford, ltd I Call Over, wood and Ray Sharabba, % Chicago alderman bettor known as four classes. IIH; Tht Pineher, lilt Ma«le Word., Patrolman Bddie Brook* I* head odda board Monday afternoon. Keeping cloaa tabs on th* llghta with "Path. House John," who decided Ill: VaTpam, HI) DtltcaU, til: By. Tha achidul* follows; Bill waa Jack Applegate. How they made out Is anothir question! Jim Harvey, Sr., of Little Silve rh.it., Hi; Royd Hood, 111: Vnaini man ef tha Tank*** aad Patrolman SI I • the Futurity waa to be the hone'* wai victor In the Oroup II class. Stop, HI: Ocean Drive, 111: NitSorn Albnae Ourchln u manager ef the Several coaches in the county are holding down jobs at Monmouth a.BstUd *»r Koibl.r la sth. laat start of the year. Shipped to op Fort Mtamouth 141 •00—4 Sam Jeffrey of Long Branch, skip- "ar•tar, 111; Squared Away, lilt Tidy Buea. The Itagu* will play Mon- while school Is out for the summer. Frank J. Plngltore and Vinoe Pal- 010 210—5 New York, he waa accompanied by Summ,, 1101 Woodford Sir, lOtt Plar Toy, Buihwlek. ••..0. ... 810 5 pering Th* Flying. Saucer, won 1011 Mr, Buiter, 118; Mort Bun, 101:day and Thuraday tvenlng*. ao no of the Buc stiff arc, busy keeping close tabs on the parking sit- ..jdukt I, Mtnstl I, IchMldtr, a wholo tralnload of Chicago ad- Class III honor* with hi* brother Overexpoiid10( . 10*: War Kin*, 101) Oa. Ch«v«rko, Youne, Bombard. IB—Dl- Playara en thi team In tha four, uation. Butch Bruno, Anbury Park erld mentor, la a guard. Al.u a mirers. "Bath House John" never Don Aniahlng In top position in clqut, 107: Delate, 107: Flylnt WenUi.r, team circuit include; Olant*, An- II—BuM-Olant. Gran, Young, IB—Hon.. HB—Norn. SB questioned the ultimate result. l»7: (llunlo. 107: Ftnuve, 107: Adopt, •t^i.nktii-Buci copper s Guorge Qulg({, Freehold athlete. Joe Rohm, one of Freehold's —Nona 8»C—Bow«, BB off Bouchard Class IV. thony Falvo, Ronnla Saward, Dal* grsat athletes. In usherlnc in the customers, Also back thia season ia a, W.lih 9, Koahler t. Bow. *, BO by 104: Bold Jo, 1011 BuultiK 104, Myers, Jo* Scottl, Bruco Spragui, 2-Wlld.aU.OIanta , . Bouchard I, W.l.h 0, Kothltr I, Bow* "I own the damndest best colt Mayor J. William Jones of Long Stnrccaii, 101; Sullnnin. lull Tuaeany, I—Yukm-qiants • Johnny 'Dan" McAvoy, former popular New York fight referee . . . 4. Hit. off Bouchard T In * l-l lnnln*>, In America," he informed all andBranch and Commissioner Joseph 10(1; Admiral Drake, lnfii Hl»h Trend, Bobby rinelll, Bobby Branden, Jo* a-Buea-Wlldeati ' , mm Pailcky, principal of Hiver Street school and basketball and grid -W.lih I ll I !•», Kothl.r t In ft, sundry, and a glance at Roguish McCarthy presented trophies to th I'llll Mlhoon, inn; Chlm, 1114; Donly, Rovlto, Iddl* Summey, Alfrtd la-Vaa»N.WIM(aU STii01' " hl"iumM *r BUtl" M "°ltu* director at Camp Bows • In 4. Winning Pltchtr Bauehsrd, E' y, d dg fti g winner* at th* conclusion of the 1(U: Cornwall, tos• ExUncuiihtr, 11)1: Bpp*, Paul Fredericks, Jorry Pafon laeia* pkeatr Keehlw. Umpltw—Btrita Eye's record tnd conformation was Jack th. Gnat, in*: MurUad Pay, loll II—BucOlantt aad Mupsl* l«*»*i, J. DitWirt, poof that no event, sMiAtkasi! " II, IT. 11—May.tS* a*4 HEP BASK WUY fif SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Eatontown Edges lex Enright Benefit Night Get* Third I Victorians Lose Ed Waters Sails to a First Asbury Park. 3-2 Attempt Against R.in Tomorrow IN ight J Grcujt Tj||s j An. ,._., ' ^ C tkmdj AiBURY PARK — Although Eatontown was held to a lose hit, BV new VAXVUCT ha* latched on to Tex En- 1 Coach Joe Karitie' cUaigc* aiaa- right alnca tkc outset of th« atock Carnern-Leone th« week-end with the B*ron* de- irn Hu-ii i Nli . •I. Ep i-dt< *:21.ig iged to ft.ueeze a i-'i victory over car racing aeaiea rained cut hi* feating tha Virtnrlans. 41-0. hrhind the "trat tar*** actually tak-n .1 •.• •(•'•• ./1, p, r. \\ r Asbury Park ih the Monmouth fcenegt program It Long Branch tha no-hlt chucking of Joe Me- from tke belly of a •hark." Ed County American Legion Junior Meet at Asbury Loughlin. n" i P. "p n Ij: r- in* 'hr ftp Atlantic Nine King Blue ha*Lansche of St. Loui*. Mo., hooked utadiuaa far ih* aecoad atralght Baxbal) league Wednesday Bight of time last w*«k. ASBURT PAHK In a live-star Tha Bsron* ha.cked up their hurl- departed from the tarpon, and while playing it lir... a;. ?:••• laat week. Earlght wa* injured while ••el- ! mat card slated for Monday night er in thp fourth fiame with thire Blanks L. B., 64) Mr••rthtra the tarpaa wa« iwalle»e4 by a big Gene Camoaca, hurling far the ' at the A*hury Park Convention hull, run*, added t« In Dip ffih »n.| '•n I '<*!' • r:i J n n ating a* a starter at the (her* *v*l 0 |r^-;' !/);;r, KRANCH-Th* Atlantic witttl ««d •hark, which, la turn, became loa*r« on the Asbury Park kigh , Michele Leone, the re«- Pacific tallied a. single msrker In th» sixth t inn n rid r, f\ n>- a few week* ago. He took th* 1 tker* if Mt hide hooked an* laaded. After cutting school diamond, gave a brilliant 'en*»t. wrMtling rhamrjinn. will for their «ix runs. ir.irl fir. in^ • h ' U.z-..xr:\* Junior Legion teen* Mr Mir of his* opea the belly *f the shark the tar- mound petformaac* in hi* dtbut washout with his usual grla and | m»»t Primo C«rr.»rn, the Italian K.-l W«!fri >•- w)u:fw»-ti»d th* loc»l aine, M, to be f o u > d pon wat found intact. iMpea: th* third attempt toanmrsw i idol, in the feahiir-fl *n of Ihe .-!ai:.'., l>].,.l-u :, after nuuving ta ih* hill from the exploded with .««ven nirs in th* 'I i". vvvinwdav right, of last weak t4) •orth of aUrne- Thia reninde ui •( I time whrn eutflcld. night will b* auceeaaful—*i*4 fruit- I evening. wi'ii r.'.d i;. :,|, IV, i ful. (Irnt chapter tn |K off to « f*st 'l\ ^''j <":•:•'•: l" f'liir'h wit in six C»S> gat inlet. How- we were Aahinf at lebaatian inlet, Camooe* wa* lagged for the lone ever, it sill Ml Via., when we hooked and beachrd Nothing ha* been changed from »lart in thr 11-3 whipping. Th" ,..'...., l<"'* in mr M C.A.L.J.B. rircuit. run in^ the initial frame when Ed th* origiail pleiM leld out three Victorian* droppfd two game* be for long, a* a ahark weighing 1M pound* and ' •m\ |.;i.,- Chasey' cracked out a single with week* hack for the Karight bene- within three days in the diamond Tony Htavola wai rrfrlit«.| »tlh reliable source*) when cuttiag it *•*•. aiaa fully dr- two out. Cnmoosa fanned fix, hut circuit. fir; '.r-l. T..T.-.I '•" -.vin, giving up only three hiu. have It Mat hevelaaad .skark* acurrled back into •t. A full elata *f fteck rar race* iMan'ie rnllecter) only fo'ir hit* •# had trouble with his control when topped by a la-lip main event, fea- BRAVES will MM rrtara the turf. T014 *»l«kt caU it a » to 1 he walked eight men, ! into thf Ihll'l -.;,.,• r|. iwo o' th»m w«r« booniag Atlantla atock car Racing club : 1 ... M tker* to • ltrfft ••««- run* in thr opening inning. John W. Salmon, if d n u In SIIIKIT. - r:i.'<- •br •• ripvt hy Tony Papa. Papteheeed drivers, ha* been alated. In addi- B. Thorn, tl !." '.'" a I 0 ' prairrr t!,i II. ,i ... ,.- -. 'ivri- r-inj *nd marked up tein •I biff Uh tlowhr heading in Overtoil opened with a walk, but n P H A.- Aay fellrar wha plan* aa eff-shora tion to the A. I. C. R. C. medlied I. Mlftrt. 2b ..... 2 | | irivX H:h first. Inning triple «irMU«i of the •hrcwgkwry waa picked off at second after K. Smith, 2h i n i lha nVei-'inn or ::-, ••. :n. •shlag trip kMwi that tha weather •lock rar program a special JHep '•)."'! J'ir.;nr Sage, «ho w*| safe MMki aM ibawK arrive then about Hank Newton drew a tree ticket. rolnoll. Jh 2 I II FP^'T^I !)(JH!=; wri" a !• f: nv i:r: t'l- 1 rac* (tarring th* Sher* Race Club 1 i A.-'f/'tinf.'. mi..<-u». H» regi«- IIM MiMla of July, *M remain til can *aake or break th* trip, and ee Tom O'Rourke and To*» Firrell f . r>*vit. rf II 2 • tttfrn fltc! nnd IH- plv O it la up to hiai ta gat th* very lat- driver* will »lsa be held. I Hallsv. 1b .1 i n 'i"f! on Kd Donahues infield eut. fckrMfk Aufurt a»4 fart a* walked to load the tacks. Then a On till' thi;rl lr; !i-.i iv;r.fl hi-jin eat aAcial report. The Long Branch •tadium pto- l>. artn«nn, p | t o •'ioie to Rf:i. costly error hy William* allowed wai»n, » i i (i i tn grnw vtr-uli-'i, ;i ru! \V^!ri^ f, U What a pottatial ••heraaa wants moter* have gone all out in the R. ajraimon If II n n ft* ackaals are now l*cat*4 asT two run* to score and Farrrll to uver th.' Ic,-!fi Hn.l liriil r • -, •. ,r. HIUHLAND? t. Nt>.< r 2 I fctleatie City, rorked River and te> know l« temperature, haremct- tal-.f third. Chs'ey 'hen rim» up enright eau#e. They will turn aver hy o\ri t^-o , ii i n u" ^ s. l>i^l i):r, . ASCI B. H>iltv. If "' I 0 I I n §M«*eat Inlet, and «eem ta be lafie preMura < whether It i* riling with the only Eatontown hit to all the profits af the rnday ehew i iii»n ((jjipcd (ircjnii j,:,ifp in Win.!' 2 : n •a* hart* ta reack their #umm*r ar filling), 4id«o, vlaibility. sea cur- •core Farrrll. and, to mak* the proceed* larger, II ivanl. alllinusih hi* nnrgin '• 1 • rent* and abova all, wiad velaclty they have offer**' *• a bonus to I i . , .i i t i EATONTOWN vi era RUM ronsidcralily nnrrn-vnl an l:in ;-!-• and direction. thot* attending a half prlca ticket AR R M i a-., :n o fWr Many yean, In fact at tang | leg liyf'harliR Ailaii i\ aniline Nuht- "«« I For thia lnforMatioa we rely up- AB » K far tha regular Saturday aight ...I 2 * • t fta tba Meatory af the aM timers, Ovri'ton, <-f -.. 1 il • luMthrr, 2b ... jmaie, who flnl. mr«t. pVhn«it«»r, ih t it • reau at L»*f •ranch. Ttlaphone N.«l,,n. If 2 I « A record attendance Is expected llnffit, r. ill loi •lair run af blueHih, anly ta re- ll'ltniirkr, lli I I II IMMarrn, If' ilny !:r.n I' M.. •'•' sin Lang Branch «-oHe. They will tomorrow to reward the all-out ef- Timi •Mla with ui fur a ahort time aM r'arrrll, i ! I » Wr.l.fi.lohl, rf, . 2 II II 14 4 4 an*w*r your call at aay hour ef the flrrrnr '21i J II « fort ef promoters, Atlantic 8. C. IX. Klnr. rf ... . •! ii n I'nn t;> ' I. I ! II I that depart far part* unhaawn aa U'lrriL.. till: l.i >N<; BRANCH day or night. rlhatey' 3b 2 • 1 C. driver*. Shore R. C. chtiuff*ur* ThomlMon, 'ih .. .0 II n AB * H M«gMly aa they arrived. »ama IrfW'n •• ! » II Fxrmiin. j.. rf . ... ! 1 I • I r..''i |i,r The other aourc* af weather In- and tha likable Tex Enright. The Han.lici. Rnrl'lHinlnn * » » Man they are mare awMraua than Aadmon, rf J 0 o 3enn, 3h ... I n I - . I-IT.IT T,, , ! It It fitkara, aM thla year happened ta foratatlon is matte* WJLK at At- Srst event I* slated for an 1:30 = "tl t •' - "0 \ 1 I) 0 19 3 1 I!) .1 ! «.i-r..,,.. J,,!,II.". II-,: I'i'i: v,' hury Park. Th* weather broadeaat* checkered flag waved *y Ed Sodan ! Wai.-- \V:i,h. J,,!i'i :'. 3 (i a fea a "cycle ytar," whea great •i-'ll. . . I '.' ;••, , A8IURY f AKK •Vlfoxl «i.w. 7,1 j nj ., ., ., J o n from thla atation ar* af great value AD R H who ha* filled in for Enright since 'S'r'nn. Knu H .1 Unlit; achaala af the** *ertppy d«*»ar,» Poii Monmnulli Vinnrinna lfl» IIL'-- I:J7.21 N.'. J 1 I ta aparU Bshermen, commarclal r'nr.yih, ih .1 hl.< mishap and hu turned over all i S ,11,1a v— Sla'. •waraied aver .the toart and It be- ft»Ani;»lil. M 4 .' HI P. M ' A.- I it 1 Aahermen ana boatmen of thia area. pay for starting to Ten. M*fart. llnvl.:' Nit> off ' II, iln-'on '» ill ln.'>'.-n». |.'.,| Win-,. I IS 01 II- i ! 1 I a ta laak aa though they were Jnnt. ^h. 2 Wln.|u;i .1. II. Ilirkr • 1 n . t ! T "I I- .. inn The atttion US10 an » e AM dial »rf.n .•!!., , i Inn*. Korman I in lwo-lh;irl« inm. Hr K'fl,.,,,-. - I M -. , ra ta ttay, but. nne day we wake i a A K I'orhn. If .1 l»ndnhl I in I nnr-lhiH lima. .Hinir and MS on the TH ba.id) broad- Hnn I'IIII. .1 M ill i .. i • By ta And there were no more. B.i»i7 r. 3 out liv Rran^dn 2: Koimnn -I; Wcat't cast* tht weather four time* daily llohl 9. Ka»< nn hill, ilmn^mi .", r'oi tlnn.il--. II. i;.. ,l,.ti ?.! it .1 W* wtah we could report large Brtinn, rf H Eatontown Legion 4lnni. I., l.nv ..'ii. • 11 v Til".- ll v>i;^ at MO and • a. M.. t p. m. and man «. Umiilifa Pi*ia»», Wairhnk. 2 I n n i i\ :•, >«ha«U af the unpredictable green- Willinnu, rT » nun lim. .1. M.,-1,,,1 . I.I'. 1,.,-ii li-ani-h . 11 p. m. The tl p. m. broadcast CimnniH, p. ,. 2 HAHUNS n 0 o n n #.— a djhjaaia waving up the coast, but thla Crtoprr. if • ! Mlelieto Uette m art uaable to do ai they are aialso give* th* laetl faracaat for the Wsr.l, If followiag day. CommcsBo, ii 2 Upset, 54 I « at feti'g (Nth, During the After leading far four Innings, th* This knut mailm the debut of the riivr. if 1 II week wa had a alight lurry Tl i i 1 II Ealanlnwn - » It I II (I II— :i Eatontown Legion nlnt dropped the famout wrestling baron and aciccn Hurklim,|., ,i . 2 •! •M It laakai aa though they were AKliii'-y- Purl.- ... , II I t 0 n 11—2 lead to (Uffer a M setback at theand television «tar who ha* been Hattnn, rf 2 II trvtat ta ttage a comeback. There Monmouth Beach Ptnlcn Ijiisf*—Scott, Cftrbn, Blilltf, hands of Lifine Bmnrh In . JI, ; 1 < •rare a number of Aah taken, aome Hr niiii. O'llllilli^. LlwiP, piiriie'k-Ulli - - the Wtut coaINI Long Branch did It* damage tn IliMarrn. c Bill OeMldowlti waa an: of tha PLEASANTVILLE-'Ar* there the fifth Inning when It shoved aver Another bout expected In be a.HrttteltMr. Ih •ha eoa*t, only to get Into them at big guna in the (hooting attaek, net- any potential major league ball • trio ef run*. Tommy Nettle was thriller la the Chic Qarribildi-John Jn»4t,nrr, 'Jl, Maybraak at the rack pile at handy ting four far four, with two ef the player* here?" I* th* question that reipenalbl* for Ihe victory when he M«la* affair, To complete the five- W»jtfi,l»hl, i BJaak. They abowed Just at day- veteran Red Bird scouts Frank hit* going for triples. Kern and elammed out a double with tht ba-bout card, Steve Goh will meet Bruanic, if 2*n •Waak aM wa had faur Mta aMItrtastr Joined In the ilugfest, rap- Crrapl and Bennie Borgmann will ses loaded In the three-run frame. Mike Ryan in the opener and Rip #Mda« Ura* iih. There wtr« other ping aut four WU taeh In el* hike* be a»klng themselves when th* St. WHO WANCM Hawk will tangle with Natle 5» ft n totthag which prava thera an still ta tha rubber. Loul* Cardinals conduct their try- AB it n Brown, former heavyweight boxer. B«ron. na* nsi n—• fanse baas left In their lut threa lick* Spring out camps at Pleaaantvllle high Bitrl, Ik 5 I n Victorians .• 0*u Oil* n—o school, July 13 and 1«, end at Tren- Vlnttlll, cf S I 3 Rlti off WMWiathl I In T inm.. Mr. .^OaV. Jahaay Biaae af the Baby talk* ehaaed aver II run*. Bruno, l*b, rf 3 2 I t«H(liliii e la T Innt. Struck OUL br •tow af Ua, out of Johnny* land- •MUNO LAKE HEIGHT* ton high school July II and 17. Ktttii, r. 3*2 Wmurdihl 4; MtLoucklln In; Da»i on ing, Highland*, tied into three at AH it In the tryouta camps at Pleasant- Aaehattino, it s n • Shanks Sidelined halU off W«at*rdtkl fi: McUiiiahlln 10; hwaa aM landed a » pounder. How- Paltla, It. s ville and Trenton, which are two of Tarantola, If Umpires P^aslait, Davit, FMBAY NIGHT JILV I Kara. cf. * Flure, 2k ftttj BuAap af South Plalnflald ae- D«M!d*»tli_ ...Janlls., 1» . 4 many nueh camnt conducted IpimMo, rf toatjated for a *>'% pounder, flay Itmifan. »b throughout the country by the Car- CllUty. J» From Bull's Bite (iN.it Kr;n ftv>; Day. rf. . rtriURon, B Olivenon Cops . lwihaer ef Totewa borough hadMCMKI^I fit dinal*, Cretrji and Borgmann will MONMOUTH PARK -- .lohnny wa, IT and im pound*, re»p*etlv«- folly, e, he looking for the natural ability in 24 jr. W. Bauer af Morria Plalna got Vkmldt, If. the hall players which can be de- BATONTOWN Shanks, popular outrider here, waa MBC Comet Races a and W pounde. all while flahing l.tr«»n. II veloped into thr nmooth perfection An sidelined after Monday's seventh TEX ENRIGHT fetrciwr, p which ii required in the majors. O'Ratlrke, Ik U M. Oliveraon, 8r.. *t the tiller iakaard the Mar Sea If, Capt. Otto •Her, r, race when he w»« bitten JUft above of his Comet Okis. copped the week- llaut, awt af Highland! yacht baala. S4 J! 2 They will watch each, aspirant go Nmton. If end Comet rare* conducted by the NONMOUTR UACH through his pacei. noting particul- Ovtrton, tf the knee by Bull, a five-year-old arly his fielding, throwing, hitting Caieiatert, M il brown horse by Bull Dag out ofMonmouth Beit club on th« Nave- BENEFIT STOCK GAI MCE3 I Oton, |f, „ _ Ut. Ib It t sing river. The largest run ef the largeat Braikr. it and base-running. Chit*?, ik on Qlno Patty, owned by James Duffy, >ergiaa ta hit thla aection In a mim- Bratttt, cf., rf. _ Those who are adjudged by theMlf, rf . *1 Jr>, Hillside Stock farm. In Saturday's nee Olivenon ALL PROFITS TO GO TO TEX ENKI6HT •en af yaara ia lacatad claaa ta TuMlaraot, rf scouts to be future big league ma- Sli . et sailed the course in 4:4T.M and then fewaraY p 0 He had ridden up to "pull up" took Sunday's race with a faater lha Mint af laady Hook, la the "iiu"«rr«™ZZ. terial will be signed to one of thera*r*ll, • • * •I Braa af buay II, where ana ef the IS teams of the famous Cardinal Fernando Fernadet* mount when time, being clocked In 4M.0J. Ed Jtrftet fleet of flihlng craft la COB- farm system. Thers they will de- S5 "V *»the horsa quickly turned hia head tllltenhcrger finished In the second MMif Srtnek 1*1 «»" "—s poaltlon In the two races, The re- •eatratad daily, regardleaa af wIM, velop, through the top-notch coach- and solidly* clamped onto hi* leg, LONG BRANCH STADIUM tala ar fog. Itowboatera out ef thaA. Wetr**." Ik.™? "" ing and invaluable experience of the tatmtowa 11" let •—4 sults : Tw*-haM kill— NtttU 2. SarriAr»— leaving deep tooth bites on both Saturday—Start, >:!» P. M. laMlaga are having a gala time. Van Matt, p minor*, into veteran baseball play- •itrl. itnitk out h> Fer*usim 12, S«». ON THE BOARDWALK • rd s, Ferrtll 4. Basts on halla nff KIT.sides of his l«g. Slightly lower, the Boat 0>wr Tim* JPMM with outboard motare aM er*. The hect of the** will become Rudt. t. Mlltfnberatr .' 4:!>.4t 41 t 7 Kilivn S, 8**rard I, Fanell II. Hit. hy Mhera which are towed out to the the major league stars of tomorrow, liltrksr kf gewaril IRIcrll. HI to of? Sew-bite undoubtedly would hrive torn : «ulp-tii>. H Quark,ntiiKIl 4M2.2* riiif Lake Mtlghti 14* 37J—12 Nn Nt»' R. Mllteakertrr 4:11.H i •ffreuaaj." We had a day with them iineuta Btaeb when they wll he more than amply ard. I Ii t innc; Carrell, n In 5 Innn. the bone structure of Shanks' knee. •it Mt— : rewarded for their previously ex- t/)»ln§ pitehlr—Seward. Umpiraa—Karr- t^hri* T. Mnrfllnn, ir 4:14.A7 2 FEATURE EVENTS >M aaw *«h Uken weighing up Tws.kata hits. ktrn. DenHin. »* ! Make K eaay or you will eome up 4, gmltH 4. Hltt nff Van Note 14 In It the ages of 17 and 33. Those who Monmouth Park, Wade wrote that Whitt Cloud, I.. Mlltenb«r**r .... 4:2.1.42 SERVICE MEN .60 ftrlth a buated rod. M* iitpeni*. n. Huirk'ntiuih 4:M.««| innlnii. gmith Ii in 4 laaian. llnrires, attend are asked to bring their own Otkkwat T. NapMM a the outriders' Job is "to keep each Ckrll. T. Nnrriton. Jr 4:24..'it I Uka the bluefleh, we had an early tarollo an< Jaeohwn. shoe* and gloves, and uniforms if Lwif Irtacl t, EaMatnn 4 string of competing thoroughbreds latent, N. Mllfnb.rtur 4:2 4.S4 .'HKIIXS START AT 8>43 tun ef fluke, which alao disappeared posflblc. Those who are signed to SprAg Ukt a. Atlantic Hifklandt 3 from becoming unstrung aa they

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MATCH MIK • MATCH LEATMH li palm MATCH rOTTUV ANO CHINA MCA MICiHT MEN HVKT Mich ii visiting her gtaadptresiti, KcMshwrg Mr. and Mrs. W. A.. Conroy. SEA BMGHT—Frank VsnDwr Mrs. Kate Conatantint of New of Orcan ave. wu treated at Mori- The l*die»' auxiliary of the New Point lire company visited the Key- York in spending the summer at her mouth Memorial hospital Sunday home on Washington av*. for cut* of the scalp whrn he was port aremen't fair last Thursday, which was flicmrn't night, and wax Mr. and Mrs. Chester Csarkow- Colorest Company hit on the head by a Ashing •ink- ski and family have returned from er. Janva Bua nf Ocean ave. was picatnttd with A IS gift. The group n ten-day trip to Niagara falls and a tkade diffrnmt" treated 'or a puncture wound uf held a ihort meeting before attend Canada. Mr. C'tarkowaki was re- the tool whin he atepped on a nail. Ing the (atr. cently discharged from the V, S. Sherman Nelson of Hurt at., who The luccesi of the recent card Navy. 13 BROAD ST. RED BANK party was reported at last week's suffered a bruisrd left hip when he The Methodist church is launch. fell against a boat, was also treated meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary of ing a "mile of dimes" campaign a CXTBA HEAVY Bea't *av,l Baler *e ea. WE deliver Red Rank 64306 at Montnoulh Memorial. All were (he American Legion po.st. Chair- Sunday for the benett af the build- taken to the hospital by the flea ladiet at the party were Mr«. Helen ALl MINIM ffMhiaftr eael shad* east ing fund. The new building will •r Ik* IHADEKfNO Bright first aid squad. Davu, Mif. Marguerite Simons, be under construction within the Mre. Mallei Bets art Mr« Ann' next two weeks. Cameron. A lawn chair waa award Miss Jane Mootehouse Is visiting BAKEIHIN ENAMEL ed MU« Betty Cameron and a ape Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Walker of MOIB INTEtOOCUNO OMIOM cla! prize was given Mi*a Anne Brigantine Bcrkman The next meeting will Let tka kea«U. Mr. and Mra. Russell Zanders of UTETIMR rKOTlXTlOW AT hi IHADBK1NQ be held Augmt SI. Camdtn spent the week-end with Mri. Catherine Zetglei of Kearny AMAIW01.Y urn coat tan toek »»•• YOU CAN KEEP Mr. and MM. Nick DeTuio •aawd h a * t is upending • week's vacation at her Mr. and Mrs. C. Lisa of Hobokeit bungalaw on geeley ave, a •BAVTtrVL COUNW from entering MM »re visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vincent kmiel Atk. ta«, ekeat Commander and Mr*. Paul Kirchnct of West Keaniburg. O'Brien of Bayview av«. are enter- Ike INAWIUMa D*M taining aeveral friend* from Vir- Mrs. Mae Booth and daughter eaeaKt >ssr»il> af a Campy fat jrewr treat • for just pennies a dayl Marilyn and Tracy Page af Newark Mutaea. ginia. urn *•***> r*lM Mr. »n« MM. Samuel Bcherman were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Andreach last week. Morris M4 Mr. »nd Uri I*wrence Mac- Hock or Belmar also visited here. Orath of Jaeluon Heights are via- Richard O'Neill of Irvington waa • iting thtlr aununer home on Oak- guest of Benjamin Andreach, Jr. wood pi. Mr. «nd Mri. Charlen Lobdon and daughter Marie of Brooklyn are Bdford (pending (he eummer in their cot- tage on Oakwood pi. George Rehaible, son of Mrs. Doris Mr;. Raymond VanNote and Schiablc. is stationed at Kelly Air WAAaamad! Only 10% tJawal At law tt 1* par faaata granddaughter Linda are visiting Force base, San Antonia, Tex, Mr. and Mrs. ITobert Thorne of awaiting order* to be sent ever Weat Keamburg. Mr. and Mrr. Ernest Stacker Mr. and Mra. Donald Russell ef spent the werk-end on a trip to the Washington, D. C, are the parents New England state*. They visited of a son born July J. Mra. Ruasell Mra. Stacker a sifter, Mrs. Hcibert was formerly Ml** Marjorie Suther- Pinncy. land of Main *t. COLONIAL SCREEN CO. Mr. and Mr*. Jay Connelly «f Mr. and Mra. John Heine cele- Boaton. Mais., are visiting Mr. and brated their 44th wediing annivers- 1S7 MOAD ST. MD IANK 4.02U Mrs. Walter Berberieh. ary Saturday evening with • grou» of friends and relative*. Rev. Edward Zelley will attend th» 8eaville Intermediate Institute at South Seaville July »to IS. Cub Scouts of Keaniburg were •ntertalned Friday by the West Keanaburg fltemen. They were ahown lire equipment and were aerved refreshment*. The cub* en- tertained with aonga. There were 1» boy* preient. Cpl. Mark Bendon of Camp Le- Jucne. N. C., is spending three days, with hi* parents. Cpl. Bendon re- ceived a promotion two weeks ago. The Parish House club of St. Mark'* Episcopal church held iU meeting Monday evening. Mr*. Ida Morton was hostess. A rummage VICTORY sale has been planned for July 1», 20 and 11. Mrs. Louise Nichols will be the next hostess. MARKETS-RED BANK Mrs. E. Hansen of Cabkill, N. Y. wu a guest last Wednesday at the 110 homt of Mr. and Mrt. Martin Foley. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Edge and 21 W. MONT ST. DEUVERY M0HMOUTH ST. George Jamicson of New Tork are spending the summer on Roosevelt ave. IK 1 N*. 1 Mr. and Mr». Charles Regan of U.S. the Bronx are at their cottage en Roosevelt ave. for the season. NEW POTATOES Mr. and Mri. Richard Robinson of Jersey City celebrated their list wedding anniversary Saturday OH COM evening with a group of friends at Sleep ii important to good Health. Don't let hot, muggy nights the Willowwood Inn. The couple received several gilts. rob you of restful slumber. Let ui ihow you how comfort' Mrs. John Smith of North Arling- CHUCK 5 ton is spending a week with Mr. ROAST 74 able you can be Kith a room air conditioner. Makes your and Mrs. Robert Lynch of Weit room cool .. . takes the humidity, dirt and pollen out of the Keaniburg. o air. The cost i» surprisingly low loo. Call today ... or drop Mr. and Mis. Howard Opdyke and JERSEY FRYING GRAM A j|A guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. Orland a card. We'll be happy lo demonstrate a room air conditioner Opdyke of El Paso, Tex., spent the JERSEY CORN to you. So obligation, of course. holiday at Milford Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. OpdyUe are also visiting Mr. and Mra. Eugene Qardella of c Rumson until Mr. Opdyke leaves July It for service in the airforce administration. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malta nf Un- 4-29 ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ion City are summering with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berberieh. C HIC K E N 43 • COOLS AS Catherine Beelinger of Detroit, LOW AS 60* ON FITS ANY BEAUTIFUL SUNKIST HOTTEST NIGHTS WINDOW STYLING CHUCK 29' • FILTERS OUT DIRT ROAST 95! • DEHUMIDIFIES AIR JERSEY BEETS • NO DUCTS 65 WEEKS U.S. • NO WATER CHOICE CONNECTIONS TO PAY! 3-19* • PLUGS IN SOCKET Flowers SIRLOIN STEAK 99Ib CAUKIMA WRITE WRITE OR PHONE FOR DEMONSTRATION SUGAR PLUMS AIR CONDITIONER CHOICE PHONE TODAY! ,157 BROAD SL . RED BANK FLOWERS 2 u*- 29' FOR FREE HOME 24 HOU1 PHONI SIRVICI KUMII T. HodgklM GENUINE SWHT DEMONSTRATION 444 Iroid St. Red Bank 6-4088 Tel. Red Bank 6-4020 HONEY DEWS Store t-lused at 1 p. m. Wmlne*- rla.r during .lunf, .Inly, Anoint, LEGSLAMB 89Ib 49' 7 Gents RED BANK REGISTER COM VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 1. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 8. Council Hears Broob Pleads Schooner Returns to Irwin's From Puerto Rico Fallon 'Fair,' 33 Monmouth County Residents Howe Rule' Plea Guilty to Attack Hit Loconwtive Granted Citizenship at Freehold FREEHOLD - ftahcrt Martin ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Breokt. ST, of While Plataa, M. T, Janet T. Fallon of aa East Oarfield FREEHOLD—United states eiU- In Wheel*Action pleaded guilty Tuotday to tho at- ave. ie in fair condition at Mon- fn Action tm Korem senship was granted Tuesday by mouth Memorial hospital. wh»r» County Judge John C. Giordano t« tempted rape Wedaeeaay of laat ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—P. F. week af Mr*. Oenevievo Ford, ho wu taken hy the first aid aquad — "__» , , ^. „ -• - • i M perions. one of whom w»s re- Fnaak mother of four, at her hone on aftor the pick-up truck hP was C. Patrick M. Gaynor, nephew of j ,,ining a ,tatu, ,.he automatically Of driving collided with a locomotive Mf rK BonBeM of gave up many years ago when Hurley lane, Lincroft. Breekt waa 1^» CenteA . r ave*' , ?"I. takin", g part In aw Tnaavtn at 12 27 thia morning on First ive* ^arriJ ,n Enelish *it:*«n. Iv held in $10,008 bail far lenttnciag the war in Korea with th* UTth Tuetday, Aug. T, near the yarht harbor here. eluded were two Red Bankers. KEAJtSmURO-Mtyor Felix J. infantry regiment. ,,In time# or [ntKrna,-or^ stTtM •reaaan Tavaday night said bor- Appearing nefare Caunty Judge According tn Police Chief Sterling ough eaVials will center with eper- John C. Giordano, Break* admitted Rweeney, Fallon wu driving from like the pretent," Judge Glordaao •tort af Bcaehwey e*neccii*ns and that he taught to attack Mrt. Ferd the harbor toward the butlneat sec- told the group, "we ir.ust all he uni- aw*K further interpretation *f ml- In th* kitchen of her home while tion when the truck, which if ted. I know you wi!l a!l be united lififi from the Fumed in connection ostensibly inapeeting the converted owned by Charlet J. Het*e, inc., of with ua a* a ptrt of th* grtatett with Attorney Oeaeral Theeder* P farm for purchase. He said he and Belford, struck the locomotive democracy in the world." Then he Parteat' adiett afalMt gamtt *f hi* wife kad came to the Ltneroft above a cylinder, faiIon suffered thook hands with each of th* can- ahtaca after a« appeal far greater house th* day before tke admitted a fracture of the left lower leg. cute didates. "hem* rule" waa made by William attack In teareh of property to bay. on the right aide of th* head tnd Tho repatriated citizen tt Mr*. A. K. Haag «f tke Nightingale Returning the aent day t* make a bruUei of the chest. Eth»l Coatcs. Atlantic ave. Long Realty company. further study of th* nonet, be we* Police aaid the loeomotivt waa Branch, who had been horn in thi* •hown throughout tke dwelliag. going around the curve near the country. The otheri, including »*v- Declaring tkat he wai ipoku- tral GI war bride*, include: Man far no particular group but Breokt attacked Mra. Ferd after yacht haain to turn around whes it nprwsed the view* of a taxpayer taking her far a gtaa* of water la wa* struck. Mrt. Elicabeth Hulick, Rumoen. upon wham iom« of the burden ef th* kitchen. from Scotland; Mrs. Marie Caaaoa*. deercattd revenue* realised thlc Information edfered by a Red Valley dr., Atlantic Highlindi, from ytar by the borough would (all neat Bank real estate agent waa Inatru- Set Forth Plan Italy; Mn. Alexander Kalantsnet, year, Mr. Haag pointed to the lews mental in hi* apprehcMiea, ac- Warren «t., Keyport, Greece; Mrs. •f lieent* f«* and lack of attrac- cording to Mlddletown police. To Stop Pollution Sarah Kashowitz. Chelmt ave., tion far vifiten to the municipal!- Lonar Branch, Russia: Mn. Vlda ty'a recreation ana caused by the Federal, state and local agencies Reid. F:*hor ave.. Neptune, Jamtl- baa on "wheeli." He did not be- Hurt in Fall met recently to discus* in detail ra, British W'frt Indies: Richard lieve, Mr. Haag laid, that the at- the various programs now under 3. Burr. Shark River }{i'.\t, Neptune. torney gtiMrat intended to "jeopar- way to cleanup New York Bay and England; Mrs. Margaret. Holmet, dlM the lntereite" of aome of the From Motorcycle adjacent New Jersey waters. VanCourt ave.. Elberon, Indi»- and Oeorge F. Smith, chairman of th* Mrt. Angelina Piequsle, Second tawough'i eitltent in renderlni George Clayton, Jr., ton of Copt. ave., Long Branch, Canada. them uaaMe to eelltet rente or to and Mra. Oearge Clayton of IN Middlesex county jtewerage authori- Interfere with boroufh* by making River rd,. Red Bank, wu admitted ty, which contemplates construction Mrs. Jeanie Heaton. Washington them unable to realise anticipated to Rivtrview hotpltal yattorday of * (Wnnnn.flnn (ninV «»wer system ave., Matawan. Rr.gland; Frank fund*. morning with brulM* of the ehett to serve municipalities of the Fari- Salvetti, RD 1. freehold, Italy; and pelvlt injuries tuffered whan he tan valley, presented the program Mm. Vittoria Ralvetti, RD 1, Frce- Mr. Haag ealled the atayor'e aad to th«> group. Mr. Pniith stated a A native of Ireland. P. F. C. G»y- ho'd. Italy; Mrs. Renate Durrsteln- eounell'i attention ta an alleced fell off a motorcycle while round- nor made his home with his aunt | Kiatt Series, Cedar ave.. West Erd. attitude In Seaside Park where he ing a earner at Bread it. and Ber- daily flow of 1(13,000,000 gallons of and uncle nftcr h« arrived In thin gen pi. The yoath la In good con- sewerage which now finds its Ky German-.'; liaae Roz»nberg, RD J, claimed tkat bsrouih'a mayor, at- down th* Rarltan river to the boy country in Jan., 1350. He wat em- Freehold, Poland; Mr.s. Oabrleila torney and police chief made el- dition. Hi* father it Dttoetlv* ployed by th* Perth Am boy Gar- Krent, Grant pt.. Red Bank, Hun- lawancea for certain wheel prat- Capt. George Cayton of th* Red would be ruminated by the «u- thorltv'a planned trunk sewer, and ment eompany until ha waa In- «arv: Mrt Filomena DeAngelo. Meet Mr, Itaag was iurc were not Bank Police department, ducted In th* Army in Deoanibtr. Norgrave ave., Elheron, England, intended to be included 'n Mr. Par- Others treated in the emergency that the bay would be vastly Im- Pictured, top, j* th*a7-foot,thr**- Rlcaaa—ran Into th* May hurri- (hopping aad MN. LOWNI did her proved. H* wtt in action In Koran two and Walter Coeheroft, Mala av*., toai* directive*. He decried the room of Rivervlew hospital during matted auxiliary schooner, the Don cane off th* Florida eoaat. Mr. weeht after hla arrival In Japan Ocean Orove, Ireland. lack Of proper consideration |ivtn the week include Frank Raven*!, marketing. Tha fact that the Raritan river during th* latter part of March. to tha timing of the ban after prep- Hilton park, Atlantic Highland*, Quixote Dolmar, which returned to Lowree and Prince Holder almoit Mr*. Lowroi aald aba prefer* to It one of the moat critical toureet Mr*. Orac* Olton, Roaall* avo., aratlom hid been mad* by land- bruited acalp and cut back, tall Irwin'i dock Juno II from Puerto were washed overboard when prepare meal* In th* schooner's of pollution In th* stats was paint- Rumton. Scotland; Mr*. Martha lord* aad operator! In bsreughs from boat at th* V*\r Haven Yacht Rico, k left Irwia'* for Puarto wavaa broke ov*r th* deck, Living- galley rather than in a modern ed out by Or. Daniel Bergsma, Colin. RD 2, rarmingda!*, Franco: Ukt Keanaburg for the continuation work*; Robert Hutton, M*rnlng*id« Rico Oct. 23, IN*. In tha lower ston Aahton gaining *Om* nfaty kitchen. A compact galley, It re- commissioner of health af tho state Eatontown Club Marian Janeatwahl. RD 1 Fr**> of laat yaar'a aetlvltlea. ave. Union Beach, cut* of tho up- picture are th* owner*, Mr. aad by ducking under th* tiller wheel. quire* no wait* movement. By of New Jersey. He praised th* hold, Poland; Mr*. Anntllete CerrW per lip, two teeth knocked out. fell Mr*. Bert Lewre* of Av*. af Two The Lowrti family went to •imply turning, *h* could faee the work of Mr. Smith and th* Middle- gan, Valley dr.. Highland*, Ger- «ala-? hitting mouth on ear door handle: Rivera, Rumton, with tbair chil- Puerto Rico on buiinta*. Mr. itove, reach into th* ie* cheit for MX eounty lewerag* authority for Has Smorgasbord many; Mn. Margaret Beeeley, Edward iteln, M Manor dr., Red dren. Oeorgle, t, and Jill, a. Lcwre* la preitdent of th* Lawr«* ptrlthabU food*, or reach into their program for abating pollu- Clark ave., Union Reach, VtW' Tha maysr-ukid how Mr. Hatt Optical Maaufaeturing company of EATONTOWN—Moro than 110 foundlind; Mr*. Kathleen Buaaan- eovld bring «ip the question of Bank, cut upper lip, fell, hit face Th* liowret family tailed to cabinet* for dry and canned goodt. tion In that river. Beth O. Hca*. on piano bench; nancy Behmita, Puerto Rico, but only Mr. Lowre* Newark which ha* a factory In To celebrate their return home, the director of th* Interstate aanltatlon pertont attended the eeeond an- ira. Sea Breoie way, Keanssurg, Ir»- ooaadl't rlfht to do anything about nual tmorgattord auppar held Wnd. and Mre. Hilda Qullleo, Hit* tke problem whan the county hat Port Monmouth rd., Port Men- returned via water, Mr*, bowre* Puerto Rico. While there they Lowre* entertained Sunday at a commission stated that by 1161, 78 mouth, broken left arm, fall; Rog- and the children flying hack. In docked 300 feet off th* Club Nautlco buffet dinner prepared and served per cent of all sewage In that area Tueiday evening at the Moulin burton ft., Tytng Branch, Italy. Jurisdiction In legal mattcn of thlt Rouge under tha aponaorihip of nature, t Said Mr. Haaaj In tiienee: er Bryan, employed by Maaato ita- commenting on th* trip*, Mr. in San Juan harbor, living aboard by th* two er*w boy* In native would be adequately treated. Mr*. Ren* Stove, Wallft it., Rtd bles, Monmouth Park Jockey club, Lowret aald th* Mil down waa a the ichooner for their stay. A •tyl*. Guests iaeluded Mr. and Dr. Bergima itattd that whan th* Batoatown Womtii'* Commun- Bank. Netherlands; Mr*. Lillian Carnty oaVers da nothing within ity club. Mra. Fred itlUweU wai a borough without notifying local cut leg, kleked by hone: John plMturabl* one but that the re- typical day there would have the Mr*. CharlM Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. the Rarltan river I* cleaned up by Welch. Hampton ave., bong Braneh. psllea. Ltt Keantburg police In- Meeker, Loeuit, *t**l ipllsttr in turn trip wa* extremely haatrdou*. family rowing aahor* In the morn- Edmend Caray, Mr. and Mrs. Louis th* trunk tewtr ayttem, treatment genaral chairman, aad Edward England; Moore Cattln. Branehnert ttraet ooneettienalr** of game* of right leg, ipllttlng a log with a ateel He and hla crew of Prince Holder ing, Jill and Oeorgle going to S. Balbaeh, Mrs. John a Jamet standards would ba ilgnlfleaatly Urloa, a club tntmber'i huiband, ave.. Lon; Branch, England; R*lna ebanco to proceed aa uaual; let wedge and hammer; Mrt. Gloria and Livingston Athlon —Puerto school while Mr. Lowret did the and Mrt. Btute. higher for Industries and eltlet atrvad aa matttr of etrtmonltt. Anttormn, Leontrdville rd., Belford. them Inform whtetownara of ap- Page, 61 Hooper av*., Atlantic •Ions th* Raritan river tnd bay Th* (upper tabi* wai decorated Canada; Mrs. Jennie Azulay. Green proaching Intptctlon. Highland*, broken right ankle, if they retain local treatment. Swtditli style and typical Scandi- Grnve rd., Neptune, Poland; Mra. slipped on wet gttaa; Mra. Mary Want Hol+ltt-Otu? Camping Program navian dithet, prepared by club Tulle Wiener, Long Braneh ave.. Councilman William Turner, Jr.. Castlglia, burnt of th* arm*, faee Nurse Committed Paine* Attend Party membera, were a*rv*d. The UN of l BranchBh , IrelandIld ; MnM . MariMia told Mr. Hug that council "at well and neck, lighting oven when It Try OUOrchvd To Be Reported tha tavtrn and Ita faclllUt* were Knstt, rt. 35, Mlddlttown, at everyone a|ae" It la th* dark txploded; William McCloy. tl Ilm gtwa la th* cl«b by Ua ao/atr*, about the legality of certain opera- To Marlboro For Hotel Executive P. I., tnd Mrs. Hedwlg Daity, PL, bruletd right wrist and fora- fotjjwant a LOMO BRANCH-Boy Scout dis- Mr. aad Mr*. Edward Taylor. Mor* etfie at., V>ng Branch. Austria. tlont aad th* procedure! to b* fol- bead, fel down coneret* steps, and FREEHOLD - Margaret Duck* trict eommliilonen for Monmouth Mr. and Mr*. Rtgaud Pals* of the than $100 wa* cltarod, and thl* lowed In adhering to th* wlihta of Mn. Mabel White, Oak it.. Koana- •tt, M-year-old former Monmouth Fair Mavati'* Dr. council will hold their lummtr Molly Pitcher hotel were amoag tk* will ba uted for th* club'* com- the attorney general. Reminded burg, broken left arm and bruUad Memorial and Haaard hotpltal or Laag aVaaek'o pwaalag Muioa Monday at th* gueata at th* Park hotel, PlalaSaM, manlty projMt* whleh boneftt Eat- anea again of th* fund* reallatd Idft knee, atumblad over curb. nun* arruttd Jun* II for lltegal Tt^auftadtko Thurtday night for a farewell din- Twin Boro Pay. by th* borough from the wheel* h*adouart*r* htr*. William Mat- ontowa ehlldrea. poateatlon of drug* and altering tattoo la a IIMInia" thai wtthln tlton, council commissioner, will ner party for Mr. and Mn. Albert EnterUinmont featured and that SO per cent of the munici- prescriptions, waa committed to •• Itaav af oaeh atJaw TtaMia* at Stcnder and family. $10,000 Dividend pality'* taxes come from "Seeley preside. alagiag by Dick Thompson; await* Marlboro for elaMiScatlon Tuesday OM Orekard Full report* concerning tha aum- Mr. "tender, president of th* Mow EATONTOWX-Paymeatof i avt. down to the point," Mayer Fishing Editor by County Judge John C. Oiordaae. exhibition by Mr. and Mr*. Clyd* Brtnnan rejoined that council mar program of camping will be Jersey Hotel association, with hla Wllllamion and a Jlv* oihibltion than 110,000 In dividend* t* •hare- Tha alleged drug addict, wha In the ant one. It MM an tka prttented and arrangtmtntt made family, the next day tailed for Hol- by Mr. and Mrt. Robert Hammond. holder* wai announced laat weak planned to mMt with a group of court thowed a remarkable Im- eoneeailonalrei and that, In apit* Breaks Into News ttavyard ink kate. Mo for th* fall program. According land aboard the Nleuw Amsterdam. A gift waa given to two of the by director* of th* Twin Boro Fed- provement in appearance over th* oath* to th* announcement of fleout Ex- Among the guests present for both af atrloua Impedimenta to th* bor- » 1 •upper guetti, Mr. and Mr*. Wal- eral Savings and Lean iHoelatlon. ough'a financial tUblllty, "Keant- •tow VanVllet of S***wsb«ry, ed- time of her arratt, will be returned and bokad Ma ecutive J. Fred Billet, tho eounty thi dinner and Friday * bon voyaao ter Cotgreave, who were oborvlng Daniel 8. Morrii, president aald burg will eurvive." itor of Th* RtgUttrt turf, Field here later for sentencing. organisation will pretent a brief party wert Mr. and Mr*. Harold thtlr 17th wedding annlvenary. that thi thrte per cent dividend and Stream column, la prominently Mra. Duckett wai arr*»t*d after ad Use getter*' kai af fane a* on the new three-year program of Kttnan of th* Plalnfteld Courier. Th* program cloud with group continue* th* policy of th* orgaaU Calling on the borough to direct quoted and referred to la th* June •he was found aprawlad on th* tka lav-yard third kal*. H* dM Btaehway operator! to "light up the national eouaell a* It afreets alngiag and dancing. aatlon ta pay aa much in dlvidenda n ittue of th* aMgaain*. To* fait bathroom floor of her Long Branch tka Mek wNk a nice, eaay fattr- th* tcout organisation* acroti the aa I* eonslittnt with good manage- their stand*" with the veiled threat Water •porttmm. apartment wher* police found a Iron okai Mek Marria, amlstatit Couple to Teach Mr*. Elliott Wlllett* waa chair- that In th* event of favorable ac- country. man of buslnett arrangementa and ment. Th* association will begin Rogtrt P. Smith, In aa article en- collection of drug*, hypodermic Fro Outgo SaMlvan hora, Area reporti will bo preiented English Folk Daneet ita 41st year next month. It haa tion from th* bench In their fa- needle* and syringe*. ticket!. Otheri atilitlng were Mr*. vor they might not be permitted titled "America'* No. 1 Outflt," re- by Franci* Bruce for th* Long MIDDLETOWN VILLAOE-Old- William Swop*, Mr*. Kenneth Van- alwayt paid a dividend. call* "tht furor Stew VanVllet -dairy daukto,- aaM: "They make Branch arda, Robert Sagurton, Red In hla report, Mr. MorrU Mid that to rtiumt operation If they make ttarted a while back when he blatt- IMa naaa leak taa *a*y ** time Engliih dance* will b* fea- Brunt. Mr*. Otorgt Winning. Mn. Xtaaaburg- a "blackout town" now, Marlboro Wonum Held Bank ana, and Harold Copeland, tured at the folk done* to be held Harold Magathan. Mr*. John D*> assets have Increased 1100,000 ilaco «d th* aurf rod addict* for uilng Mlddletown township arta. From laat Jun* 30. Other lncrttsea In- Mr. Haag again urged th* eser* phone pot** and hawiera in their again in Leeds hall, Saturday eve- Vrlee, Mr*. Clifford Cadman. Mra. die of "homo rule." Thle comment 1 On Statutory Charge Firemen's Band th* Keyport, Matawan and Keant- ning at 1:30 o'clock. Harry Rowland, Sr., Mr*. Jan Bah- elud* th* stock in th* Fedora! fishing. Stew waa 'plugging th* burg area, jam** Flynn will report brought the tMyor'a wry obierva* plug rod, and In a MM*, h* wai Mra. Valerie Wyckoff, who la am- Tha Boston two-step, St. Ber- k*r, Mr*. Richard Seulthorpe, Mra. Homa Loan bank of JT*w Tork, ttoa that ttate official* direct only right, although I'll n«v*r aubaeribe nloy*d aa a cook at th* Marlboro At Fair Tonight on aetlvltlet and plant for the nard's walti, Dinky one-step, Vien- Raymond Hill and Ml** Doria Ban- from |T,000 to 113.000; mortgage what they know can he enforced: •tat* hospital, waa ordered held for fall. Freehold tectlon will be rep- loans, from MS to 1M; shartholdtr*. to tome of hla argument, aa I do The Red Bank flremen'i band will na two-atap, and th* Eva three- n*tt ___^_^___ "Only highly technical queationa believe bait catting tackl* baa It* action of th* grand jury under WOO Mtented by Robert Barlow and the step will be taught, aa will a* a from Ma to Ml, and gtntral re- an left up to 'home rule' for so- parade at T:IS tonight. Un* of Aibury Park area by Wilfred Pin*. serves, fram 121,500 to $17,000. Un- limiutloni." bail this morning by Maglitrat* march will be from Independent number of Swedish and German lution." John V. Crowell on a statutory Lawrence Heppa of Spring Lake square and couple dances. Naw Paya $200 Fine divided proflta wtr* lner**s»d It- Stew appeari again In a testi- flre houie to Broad it. to tht flre- will report tor dlttrlct T of th* charge In a public place. m*n'* fair ground* on Newman England aquare and country daneoa For Overloaded Track M0. Preeour* tVmedy Aakei monial for Tony Accctta lurt*. Mr*. Wyc'toff waa arrested *arly •outhcrn tection. Other offlotra are John Adam*. In addition Stew hat hit own *po- Spring* rd. Later the band will give will complete the evenlng'i enter- In reply to « petition algned by yesterday morning by Patrolmen tainment. EATONTOWV — Dorothy lot- vie* president, and Benjamin Van- da! article on tho arrival of big tea a concert ther*. Tha fair cloae* •OATS TOWED ASHOBE nick of rt. M, Port Monmouth, waa Kturen, teeretary-treaturer. Tha 10 raaldenta of Twtnllght ave. ask- porglei at what he r*f«r* to at th* Albert Newman and Philip Jlan- Saturday. Instruction for beginner* will be Ing remedy of low water prettur* nlne. At th* time of her arrtat eh* 8ANDT HOOK-iA tt-foot cabin given by Ruth and Harry Hollan- fined P00 and cost* Thunday night association'* motto 1*: "If you can 'Tin Can Ground*," oait of Sandy by Maglitrate Elmer Hurlty on a afford to pay rent, you caa afford and aupply which they deemed dan- Hookt wit in th* company af a Fort Mon- PASaBNOEB SUORTLY HPJtT eruiatr, Ulllan A, owned by Ral- der of Mlddletown. geroua to health, the mayor aald he mouth toldler In a ear owned by ton Burdg* of Htnry at., Shrews- eharg* of having an ovtrloadtd to buy a horn*." thought council could promite ac- Mr*. Wyekoff which wa* parked In Edith William* of South Pearl bury, and piloted by Howard Rey- BED BAJfK CAM OOlXfOE truck operated on th* highway. Tha tion within a month to correct (he Police Investigating th* White it. parking lot. at waa allghtly Injured tht* morn- nolda of 1M Washington it,, Red SHREWSBURY-Nathan Zucker l*vy la mandatory. Taking Radar Study condition. The problem, tald he, Patrolman Newman and Jlan- Ing when the car driven by her Bank, wa* towed to Sandy Hook of Waverly pi., Red Btnk, wilt ap- Fined $5 and $8 for etrelea* driv- waa In finding ftttlngt and tix-inch Wawehousc Robbery nln* tettlned that the aoldler and brother. Harrlaon William* of St. lait night by a Coatt Guard er*w pear befor* Migittratt Merrltt ing were Marthal B. Carty of Fort Coune at Ft. BUta pip* to replace the two-Inch pipe. the defendant cam* out of a tavern Mary'a pi., waa In coUlsslon with whin tt btcam* dUabltd after a Monmouth, Thomas Malachl of MIODLETOWN — Police this Lant, Jr., Tuetday on a chargt of Capt. Robert Jamea Campbttl. Prompting by Borough Manager morning are atlll Invtttlgatlng th* and want to the ear. Police Chltf a car driven by Jerom* Bueltr of fuel Una broke. carelesi driving brought by James Jersey City, and John Ml'ler of Ai- Ralph 0. William* that auppliera Frank Reuther added thlt th* Aibury Park, at tha Intersection of bury Park. On the same charge, ton-ln-Uw of August Mayer of 110 forced entry and robbery early The Coaat Guard alto towtd H. Hammond, Jr., of Riverside McLaren st, Rtd Bank, to among were quoting a tlx montht delay Tuuday morning at th* trucking woman haa frequented local tav- Bridge avt. and Weat Front at. The aibor* an outboard motorboat ave., Red Bank. Hammond charge* t> line* and IS costt war* levied on the delivery of tix-inch pipe led ern* In the put. After oourt, the against Raymond Robinton of Fort th* officer* now taking a radar warhout* of tha ABA company. injured woman waa treated by Dr. owned by Martin Cllnchard of 164 that Zucker drove Into th* rear of electronic* court* at Fort Bills, to a apectator'a offer to arrange chief itattd that the police wont H. O. Wilty. Seeley ave., Xeantburg. hi* car. Monmouth and Augustus Studtr, for the delivery. Queried at to the Inc., on Churoh at., Mlddletown, Tea. Th* study of electricity, ra- when more tn.an 100 cam of Nes- tolerate th.li kind of thing even If Jr., of Montclalr. Laurerlde Upper- amount ho required Mr. Wllllamt It meant clcolng th* tavtrn. man of New Tork wai fined S3 and dio theory, radar theory aad tho replied that he would take "all or cafe ware itolen. U on a parking summons. Jamea mainttnanct and rtpalr of radar any part of a carload." He tald he Police laid entry to th* building Dedicate Flagpole in New Fair Haven Park MacNelll of Aibury Park paid $S equipment ar* itrttted In th* IT- teekt American Water Work* at- wat gained by forcing a door on Crowell Fines Two- and IS for apaeding. Conatanc* wetk course. toclation tpeciflcttion No. ISO. the touth tide of th* building, ac- A former ttudtnt In th* Unhrw cording to Edward Green, general For Reckless Driving Comberg of S Shuber pt., here, was Although council realised that It glvtn a autp*nd*d tentenee and ttty of Testi, Capt. Campbell I* a manager of the trucking company, Fred Boyd of River rd,, Fair Ha- paid IS cott* on a parking mm- reserve officer. He flint entered wai without liability for the action who tald connecting doora Inside military tervlce In 1942 and apent It referred the request of .Mrs. the building alto were forced by a ven, and William A. Rountree of mons. George Trotter of S3 Cottage pi. Cedar ave., Fair Haven, were lined two and a half year* In Europe aad crowbar. Patrolman Raymond T. 115 each this morning by Magis- Japan. He wears the Bronte Itar for $190 for Injuriea suffered by htr Walling I* investigating for Middle- Large American Flag dog, which wat attacked by a ttrty trate John V. Crowell on chargei of medal and th* Purpl* Hurt. town police and an alarm waa reckleaa driving. Pvt. John L. Sul- dog In February, to the borough broadcaat over county radio yeittr- Presented to Borough attorney. Council directed that 30- livan of Fort Monmouth wa* lined day notleea to correct or remove day. $8 for carelesi driving. LITTLE SILVER — John tnd Open Playgrounds certain condition! conaldered dam- A caret*** driving complaint Loui* DtFalco, owners of th* Little Tuesday Morning aging to the health and well-be- Amusement Men mada by Frank C. Arnon* againtt Silver hardware (tore, preiented a ing of the borough'* eltlien* be Arnold P. VoorhiM of M Irving pi. large American flag to the borough KETPORT—The playground pro- aent to Tobiai Rltaolo of Newark, Win First Mound and a counter enrelest driving com- at ceremonies yesterday morning. gram under direction of th* board who owna a vegetable stand at Carr TRENTON — Superior Court plaint by Mr. VoorhtM agalnit Mr. The flag wat bleated by Rev. Theo- of education community recreation and Bay aver, and to F. L. Werth- Judge Richard Hughtt laiuad a Arnon* ware both dlamlsted for dora E. A. LcVan. pastor of St. committee will officially open nest wein of rt. M. preliminary Injunction In favor of lack of evidence. John'* Epltcopal chaptl. Tuesday at 10 a. m. It wa* prepared for raiting by Council confirmed the borough the Monmouth Ocean Amutement Th* prime purpose of thi* pro- association here Tuesday. Th* as- RIVERVIEW Hudton Allen, tuperintendent of the gram, a* announced by Earl* D. manager'* appointment of Jamet K. sociation reprtsents 390 petlttonera borough hall, tnd wai raited by Whitney, new director of recrea- Paris, William E. Stringer, John who oppose th* ban on garnet of Thomas Papidick of Rlvertidc Willis Rue, Jr. A representative tion, it to provldt activity for aa Modolny and George Mauch at spe- "tkillo baik*t." dr., Cranford, wai brought to Riv- group of rtaidenta of thit plact at- many young*'*" »" pouibl* in cial patrolmen without pay and hla ervlew hotplttl yesterday morning aale of a lot on West Shore st, to The game wu described a* hav- tended the ceremony, athlitic and competitive tvtnta, ing a. patron throw a ball at a des- by Fredlck Parker. He had fallen artt, and crtftt, trlpt tnd tpaelal Chatter Bortky for minimum val- down a flight of ataira it the Hil- CAB DAMAGED fMtures. uation of $175; a lot on Wood it. ignated number, Monmouth't First ton railroad ttation, He wat treat- to John F. Keelan for 1200 and two Atsistant Prosecutor John M. Pills- ed for lacerations of the icalp and KEYPORT—A car driven by Wil- Th* playground areas will ba lott on Commodore ave. to Paul A. bury argutd thlt tha game Is gam- hii left arm and had a potalbl* liam Nehemiah of 3* Morford pi.. under supervision from 10 to U Bogdon for $390. bling. Harry Green of Little Silver Red Bank, sustained (light damage and 1:80 to 4:30 Monday through and Salomon Tepper of Long fractured left writt, H* wa* treit- early thlt morning when it wa* Friday each week, with tpoelal Branch, lawyers for tha astocia- ed and released. (truck by an automobile driven by •vent* Saturday morning*. Tho John Higgina Get* tlon, represented th* attoclation. Stanley Moors, 3S, of Mount it., Wlllam A. Bendy of Rahway, ac- only areaa under supervision tor yesterday afternoon while placing cording to police, who itld the ac- the pretent will b* th* high school 8500 Bond Front PBA BURNED ABOARD BOAT a spar* tire In the trunk of tn au- cident escurred when Mr. Kche- and grammar school. At toon aa tomobile, cut his left Index finger John Higgiiw or Ml Spring tt. MATAWAN—Forman Nailed, 33, : mlah attempted to turn into Can tht staff is completely telecttd tha when the trunk lid clipped, He wit Mayor Edgar V. Daniio, third from right, unvoilt baia of naw fUgpol* denatad to tha bor- ave, at rt. 35. Bendy was tMUed a other areas will be opened. Mr, received tho «.B0O government bond of Envln pi, and Percy Holten, treated and released. awarded Saturday night by the ough by tha Lioni club in mamory of raiidantt who tervad in World War II, Tha caramoniai wtr« summons for careless driving. Whitney said. 1 40, are in Point Pleasant General Donna Hnn.-en, one year old. of Red Bank Patrolmen ! Benevolent -hospital suffering burnt received 377 Proiptct av*., Little Silver, yti- CARS DAMAGED association, local 39. yeiterdiy when a 91-foot cabin iklff terday fell from the first floor of hold yaitarday mornlna. In tha naw park on Willow it. Pictured from left to right aro Councilman INJURED BY HORSE Local 39 comprUtt members of exploded at a Manaiquan river her home to the cellar, cutting her Tony Hunting, ahalrman af tha borough stark eammittaai William L. lairy, pait praiidint af tha LINCROFT-John Glanellonl, an Cart driven by Carmine'Malcon- the police department! of Red dock on Rivera Beach, Tho owner, lower lip. She wu treated and it- •nereis* boy employed by Leonard Ico of 14 Drummond pi., and Rich- Bank, Mlddlctown township, Little David Pierce, 09, of Engllthtown, leaned. Fair Havan Lioni chib; Affrad MeCracUn, chairman of tha Lioni flagpole committee and Lioni club Lit, Brookdalt farm, suffered cuts ard Jannl of Woodbrldg* wera Silver, Eatontown and Ocetnport, also wtt hMpitalltcd for burnt, The of th* right tya, chin and chest badly rtamag*<>thi s morning whin boat burned to the water's edge. Kttt Caal doputy district gavornor; Mayor Daniia, Harold Parry, Lioni praiidant, and Attorney Ganaral Theo- Tha rout) tn htU«r snd tilgn'r hunt- Sunday when the horse he waa rid- they collided at the Interttetlon of n««». nrfvcrtlan In Tin lulitir ttiulttly. Fire broke out as Pierce wa* warm- Shop In enmfort In our tlr-jtltillllon ing fell on him, Mt wta taken to Bridge av*. and Oakland tt. No —AdvarUieaini, ing up tht *ngia*| nollca aald. < dora D. ParMni, fuatt tesaJMri, .„ Rivarvlaw aoaaitaJt an* was injured. O#rrMr *f Bratg* ay*. Wf Sivtgt's 1i fat Clyde Deal VUiU Rumwm Friends KiSONALS tea-day trig, tkrougk Maw Large Holiday Crowd Mr*. Dorothy Let C*aa««l, SM r. ttifii pt, recataod a eWav** Recce Succe of Los Angesoay 4saV has arrived t* ***a4 tke *ej*BSMr «f Master of ArU from Teacher* At Old Orchard wltk si* daugbtcr, Mrs. AathaW college, Colusabia usiivcraity, at the Oelaardo of Herbert St. Sees Star-Enfin Win EATONTOWN — Tony Savagf, a\aBH^s\SSm\f aT^BHBBBSBB^SftBna^ePBBB^BiaftBT ^SS^Bfl*VB^*iBd*a% d*at Miss Janet Asjv* of O»t>sratJ* st the boy who usrd to plow through the university last ssoath. Mrs. the opposition on those center buck Council!'* aasjor Seid of study was play* f«r Rtd Bcnk high * few cwrieulum and taaehiag. Tanlmcnt la Penasylvaala. JocUy H. I. Wilton Ridtf Winner to .••tnronp heck, plowed over Old Pvt. George C. Laag, soa of Mre. Btoie MacLeod ef llndeej st, Orrhard Country club's Coma* >«*• Jaaies I>aag of II Wharf ave, has a teacher at River Street Jaaier ierday to grah off two honor*. uccessfully completed the Seld bigk school, is attending Us* saa> Cotton SfeUt—MutoU. $1,824,119 He d'd it with n smooth 7*4—4t. •ireaasn couise of training with ference of th* National leleac* No! only wee it low Mt far the day, the 2ttk n*ld Artillery hatuiioa, IKacber*' aasoclatlea St MUM eol- MONMOUTH PARK — Before 0 but it gave h'm thr Independence tth division artillery, a unit of the «H* at laa Fraajdeea, Cat. the third largest crowd tincr the Day (las tournament a* well a* Bret tth Infantry division, stationed at Mr. and Mrs. Roberta Seaa'of Oceanrort tvsl reopened ite gate? round honor* in tkc 3*-hol* medal fe-rt Ots. M*a»r dr., am pareate ef a davsgb- in 1»46. Brae Burn farm's Star- TrusHells Win play for thr Mayor Mount tropky. Samuel V. Laaarus, stewarele- ter, bora Meetdsf at Miamsntk M*> Enfin. ridden by .jockey H. B. Wll- The Mayor Mount tourney la a full asaa, U. a. Navy, nf fjta River rd. merial hospital »on. win The Colleen Stakes for j handicap affair, Tony ended Sag ha* returned t* Saa Dtego, Cal., Mr. **k* Mre. Harry MlssH Of 110.000 added yesterday afternoon. At Beacon Hill tournament #>l«y four inches fr*a aboard the attack transport, Bay- Skrewsbury manor, Riverside eve* Jockey Wil»on. fa"°PinK • •tm»It LEONARDO Beacon Hill Coun.' the rup on the l»th holeh . Seld, after nine monthf ceenkat elo nad a* tkelr g«a>He f*r the) weak- race, ln^ed behind mrt.l coming ^ n(. R TrUf. Right on his herla was Phil tjr ia Korean water*. cad, Miss Margaret Kite and Mis* around the (Inul turn and heading wf]) a ,.d . n,mi» lDli;Mni(l,t Fischer, who had a 79-10-ea, Mr. Roger Reltberg of Hslland, Mich., Msrjorie Brierett* ef New York down the home stretch. Ster-Ennn ! jn ,lnnol Vr;lr,.jav, h0*fvpr. Fischer gsified second honors in la v-Uitiag friends ia Red Bank. Me city. Mr. and Mr*. Miller enter- thott widened the ga.p to *o ur.i-r ,lr qnd h)n wjf, m,rtf ;, . -ifi'hI e ft| tournament, planting Ms Is former organist and youth di- tained SB g«c.*t* at a cocktail party «he wire a good two lengths shea,! , thth. own h wlnn|nf th. rt I flat- iuft ten yard* short cf th* rector of the Red Bank Mrthaftet Saturisy at the Shrewsbury River of Goddef?. FranV wifo" tournament. lrth. His round gave him a second- church and is currently doing grad- Yttkt elisb at Fair Haven. *11e. Joseph M. Roebling's Blue Ca=e. Mr. Trurweil. a former president place tie in the Mayer Mount de- uate study at the Jullliard Sca*ol Mr*. Benlamia A. Sbeemsker *f with Chris Rogei* ur. finished in of the club, negotiated the scenic Ings with Chet "Merchant* Trust" ot Music la New York city. Rector pi. will leav* Monday lor a 4he shew money .>pot Unit* in 4MS-9«. With a 22 hand- Adnmi. Mr. Adams c*me in with visit with her Son aad daugkter-in- an 88-17-W. Mr. aad Mis. Norwood Uad«ll of law, Mr. and Mrs. Ocerge Skoe- icap, he had a 74 net. Mrs. Trut- Pearl st. are parent* of a doafsv well tourrd the giounda in *1-*1 — Next in linn wu Bill Martin. Si- maker, at Cape May. S3.00. 2.10 and 1.40. The victor in 122. Her 55 subtraction gave her *.T ll -70; Joe Eager, gl-10—Tl; Dan- ter, bern Saturday at MoameitU Mr*. Frank Ferrer and Mr. and g Memorial hoepiUI. the feljr holiday feature left the , for ny Thompson, I7-1«—Tl; Rev. be* Mr*. Albert Curtis of 1M Wallace starting gate a four to five favor- a team total of Ml It wn Mr. and Mr*. Claude M. Blair of at, left yesterday for a vacation. In gord enough to win, ttrokei to M. Cox, M-10-TI; Bill Schiller, 14- ite while the place winner. Ooddesr. 1S--M; Leo Goldberg. »M7—Tl; Spring ter., are pparents of a daughg - Ike New England state*. off at 10 to 1. rewarded WIO for spnre. tert , heh m SaturdsStd y at Bll At 144 were Mr. and Mrt. Pat Percy Sherman, Dl-17—74; John Blv*rvl»w Mr. and Mrs. William Kalgtt ef g>l»ce and 13.60 tor show for the H'.iulz. S7-13-M: BUI Bradley, »»- ho(#tt*l. Shrewsbury ave. are parent* of a top prices of the race. Blue Case Vita. He hud 16-10 76 wll I If the MMr. and Mrs. Nathaaiel B. Daniel II--75; Sam Vanko, IS-10—Tl; Bob fiia ve^y#fJA IMgaMy ftsaajl of fpja MSBJS) fjff Ma daughter, bora yesterday at River- laid t3.«0 for show. P'-ovfd hfifflf to be the better half t of Chetry at.. Red Bank, are par- with a nice lfil-3S-«l tin. Vlta'a Blumenthal, WI-20—T«; Dom Chrls- view heaptUI. Tribute, owned hy J. C. Brady topiier, O0-4— T«; Charlie Corradlno, friime). RaWt 0. HdwdnJ, O*i«s rtj., Rvmtwi. Liit«fiin| •ttontivgh/ m$, Mr H rifhf, R«4«rf 0. ente ef a sea, bora Suadar at Maa< Mr. and Mr*. Gregory Flaaceaaro ci:d. incidentallyy, wai goog d enouggh and H. Oets. took the early lead 13-7—W; Edgar "Mink" Heller, 18- mouth Memorial hoapital. ol South Clinton pi, are parents «f to win heh r ththe day t lol w net priai a H Mr. Htwgft) «fk4 Mr*. HawmJ. Mr. 0«t4 larmtrh; Kv*, of ft* Howar. and held it right up to the far turn , fo|, i—77; Oliver Presley, M-15—TT; Georee H Nicholas e| IS Cheat • sen, horn Tuesday at Rivsrview nut et., who fell in hi* hem* asW before fading out of the money In | w USf ClrOHlngers and rt Turner, 14-T—TT; Ernie Turner, heepttal. the home stretch. broke his hip, la home from Mon- the Crowe* tied for third prise. -14—TT; Clarence Brown, M-ld— day at Fltkln Myrea K**yk, 75 West Front st., In the *cmi-fratur» on i; Herman Komar, W-1S—Tl; Bill COUNTYJIRTHS Comet Skippers mouth Memorial hospital, wh«r* lit I* a surgical patient at Riv«rvlaw Victor E. Gros«lriger had SMI—Tl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrtsey ef haa been a patient the aaet month. day'* card. Roman Secret, piloted v, hile his ml.-fud had 114-41-1S. Ira sell. KMO-frO; Harry Mallcs, 108- llokla ;d., Rumton, are parenu ot hospital. Mis* Leaall Savage of 110 fey Oeorje Uican, won The Old Mr. and Mre. Herman Crapere Mia Lol* Conover *nd Jacks*)* Crcurf hud 91-21 70 while Mr», t, and Dr. Martin Rush, 107- a. sen born Sunday at Monmauth Beak *t., te * medical patient al Clory. a I3.S0O B»!lon for two-year- of Hudson aye.. Bait Ksneburg, Split Honors B. Conover of St. Petersburg, Fla., Croiiw had 125-50—7«. Memoiltl hospital. Rlvervlew. cld«. A furprise in this event *n •re parents ef a son born last Hank Mlitenaerger aad Chetter win arive In Red Bank Monday tor Karl Hernrt had hlmtelf an en- Mr. and Mre. Kdward Brenney ot Mre. Samuel W. Hausman et IT 1he Tiding of Johnny Kaccti of L.on(t Thursday at Mvervlew hospital. Apy, Jr., ahare*. Ceenet bettor* yee- a short visit with Mr. snd Mrs. joyable rtny. Although the tourna- Matawan are parent* of a son born W. P*t*r* «tl. 1* In Seattle, Wash., Branch v.-ho brought home hl« rlift Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kennedy of terday In holiday raee* conducted Charles Karl*. Th*» sr* en route ment committee recently shaved II Waters Leadf Monday at Monmouth Memorial visiting her son and U*ugfct*i*ln* money mount of the season, gacen, Engl* at,, Englewood. are parents ky th* Menmoutk Boat club. hy ear to Vermont and North Tona •trokes from his hnndica|i. he ram« hospital. la*. Mr. and Mr*. Waste* Maus- vp on J«mpo1, plieed to p«y »M M of a son born lest Thursday at MlltenUrser ehlppcred hi* Ras- wanda, N. Y. where they will vtoit through to again win a low net net Mr. aad Mr*. John Ell's of Lafay- , Sh* Sew te SeattU, and ea- ten buck* on « ihow ticket. Lightning Piloti Monmouth Memorial hospital. eat to th* morning victory to nip their sister, Mr*. JOB* D. MstUy, priEe bv atroStlng an S*-lt— tl. In ette St., Rumson, are parents of a sect* t* Sy back. Teiterday* holldny crowd clicked Rd Waten continued his winning Mr. and Mre. Robert C. Turn- Dick QtMckenbush hy a slim II and her family before raturnlag to additloii, he walked off with the daughter born Monday at Mon- Mr*, t. S?aan Jeffere, M Mubbard the turnftilc* to the tune of 27,835 'v«y« yesterday afternoon In the bull ot Hanca rd., Fair Haven, are seconds. Cheetsr Apy, Jr., piloting Florida via the Oteat Smoky nvwtn- ticker's priae by chooclnl * IS mouth Memorial hospital. ave., River Plata; Mis* lone C. •lor the third hlghe«t count iln« Lightning races conducted by Mon> parents of a daughter horn last M*y Be, won th* afternoen raee by tain*. handicap In that department. That Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cokclet ef VanBueklrk, Stt Broad tt., and Mlse Monmouth Park brought racing mouth Boat club on the NavealHk Thursday tt Monmouth Memorial one minute after being pressed al Mr. aad Mr*. John F. Seston of dded up to a net 7S, the choctA Wsrren at., Key.iort. are pnrenU of Carol Baton, S Prince pi., Little Sil- back to the county. The rtcoid iver. He won both races, which hospital. the way by Hank Miltenkerger. Hoboken, formerly of Rumaon, are lumber.' a son born Monday at Monmouth ver, attended th* annual alumns* v-as act Aug. T, 1»4», when 37.017 [ave the local skipper three straight Mr. and Mrs. Alex Davids of Runt flsriisr ft tt tht Olsbe bnny Rcott carded the beat round Mcmor'al 'n H. Mlllrnatrttcr 11 :3A.IT reunion last *t«k at SkidMora col- fCTEons flodsfd to the rncing plant. vlti... John at., Highlands, ar* parents tel on Bast Front st. The dally double r»id W"'1*" «" if the' day, 37-40—?T, to take low Mr. and Mr.i. William McNiikin mp, 4ua«akuh ll!9>.94 lege, Saratoga Spring*, N. Y. prom honor'. Pro Andy Hlkorn. In the morning race, Waters, of a daughter born last Thursday White Cloud. I,, HllunWrl Mr. and Mr*. Robert Beylandand Jame* K. Huhbavd, dental ap- }»*ltlo»l* five nnd four. Nottln, •kippering Ilevenger, best out John at Monmouth M*m«ri*l hospital, ot Oxford ave., Fair Haven, r.'n Ha» B», A. A|>v 11:17.11 Mr. and Mn. Robert Walt* ef with Ir* Hatiford in the raddle, won who htiFien hlmtelf week-endt by N. Name, [. Mllteatitrsrr 11:3».*1 prentice, IT, S. N., sen ef Mr. and mtinsginp the various to\irn»ment>, Dill, In Patience, and June Methot, parents of a ton born Monday at Taieaviite. Conn., spent the week the tnitisl race. Jimmy Oo«h, with Mr. and Mm. John Pann/icelene Monmouth Memorial hospital. ~>li.., . M.. K.Hrin, J,- . MilMt Mr*. Bdwtn F. Huburd of IS Hub- kept hlmtelf extra buay by cater- piloting Bon Ore whs finished In of West Highland «ve., Atlantic Okie, L. M. Otlversaa, )\ tt:9».4i end with Mrs. Beyland's sister, Mia* hard pk., I* a recent graduate »f Chrli Boger* up, w«i the *eeond hlrd «i>ot. Watert went off with Mr. and Mis. Fred Beeker of NScturse, i. Thomp.oa 11:47.4; Marguerite Ward of U* Oertrude* half ef the double, ing to the need* of the TS golfer* Highlands, are parent* of a daugh- Ninth st., West Keansburg, are par- •tart—«:J* A. M, the dental teehnlctan's school at th* who toured the courfe. the lo •'eloek starting gun and ter born rrlday at Menmottth Me- apartment* en Broad et. Naval Tralnmg center, Oreat Lakes, crossed the finish line at 11 ». ents of a daughter horn Tuesday ltart->t:4« P. M. Monmouth Park «1»« enjoyed it* morial hospital, Msr Ss iie.ee Mr. and Mm. Oeargt Oroa, Br. III. tiett Fourth ef July, the mutuel Tha afternoon race got under at Mvervttw hospital. liaeal ll» ot Manor dr., left today to spend maehinu clicking In 11,124,111. Th« Asbury Mm Yarn Mr, and Mrs. Edward Currle of 111! way at »:*>, Water* agsln bossing Mr. and Mrs. Henry rtvdel or Mat- lu.ipenM ten daye with Mr, and Mr*. Lowell BJCTVaUft FBOM Oetanport aval \t al*o having an the (test. Charlie Allaire and Dick Edgomere dr., Matawan, ar* par- awan ar* par«nU ot a> aon born llt.IT Drunk Driving Charge ent* of » son born Saturday at Trl» !IT Bertrand of Minneapolis. Minn. Mr. and Mre. Walter M, Roes*. excellent flnanrlal year thlt early Oerweck, sailing their new Night- Tuesday «t Riverview hospital. N> Naait Louie Deila Barae* *f Bridge ftHREWRBURY-Jeieeh Ftehan. Monmouth Memorial hospiul. man ef Keansburg have returned in the aeteon, being approximately mare, took iscond place with DIM* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duckworth ave. Is spending a weak At At- from a trip to Quebec and Montreal, 12,009,000 ahead ef lait year and &B, of 1SU Asbury ave., Aabury Patience taking third position. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Urge, Jr. of Marlu farms, Llncroft, are par- MMturas ~^=;;^:::^=^,» 4 ill.SI Park, will appear before Magistrate of Ave., of Two Rivers, Rumson, lantic City. Canada, and Mew England and Mew putting the handle 15 per cent ef Watera lead* In the elimination ent* ot a son born Tuosdny at Mon- Mlesee Nellie and Catherine Ma* Terk etate. the 1W1 teaton. Merrltt Lane,, Jr., Tuesday to fact carle* for the Atwater trophy. Yes- ar* parenta of a eon born Friday mouth Memorial hospital. Phil HMhler Repeals drunken driving ehargei. at Rlvervlew hospital. rlnt rlte-CUImlrl; Poe t»t»r«.»t»rr - terday's race waa alao the second •\a». fun* »!,t.«o. «n fttttttmat.t Arreatad Saturday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scully ef Car- Win for Mercer Trophy In the elimination aeries for tha Mr. and Mrs. George Bower ot ney st., Keyport, are parents of a Msttla (Hmfordt I 8.M Mn J Police Chief Otto Herden, Feehan Pinekney rd., Little Silver, ar* par- KrMMtl* (Paria*) I1«* " «" Metropolitan District champion- daughter born Tuesday at Mon- RUMSON-Philip Haebler scored was examined by Dr. A. Alfred ships, In which about seven beats ents of a daughter born Saturday a repeat victory In the Cathryne Ju«U Tiftr fC1vtt«tl»> ».t« Podell of Red Bank, who a mouth Memorial hocpltal, HAY laUINCp RAKING g*m«l raw—Claiming: f«r faur.year. from Monmouth Beat club's fleet of at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Mercer trophy competition for Ar. neuneed him unfit to operate a Mr. and Mis. George McLeod Mr. snd Mrs. Ray Curlcy of Bel- •Idi ttiit tif>««n). PurM It.tdt. iis 21 win participate la the champion- shaw ave., Shrewsbury township, row clar.i boats on the Shrswabury motor vehicle. Chief Herdin aald ihips. Soper of Sharon, Mas*., announce river yesterday afternoon off Rum- HIM Feehan'n car weaved dangerously the birth ot their third child, a ton, are parents of a daughter horn on AND PLOWING wm t tMrf;v>iaon 4.4(1 on highway U in the mld«t et a Tuesday at Monmouth Memorial son Country dub. 7.4B Oeorge McLeod taper, Jr., born He received the trophy from Mrs, Bternal nntat (Va.ll) record-breaking traffic load. Rant hospital. naUr DaukU paid •»«••• en »a« !<•• June » in Boston. Mn. Soper It Mercer, who presided at a Cham* CUSTOM WORK DONE aitinn* «•• an4 lour. Tjtf* ra«t-Ct»i» to the county Jail, he waa released Brown Stretches th* former Ml** Susanna Moeller Mr. and Mrs. William Fenske ot Ine; for f«vir.y»»r-«l«« m4 H in two hall. Willow St., Port Monmouth, are par- pagn* party In the club's boathouss Pun* 12,100. Sl> furlenta. of Rumton. followlnr th* race*. Th* event rarmxnal* (Dolly) H» •» •;? Penguin Streak Mr. aad Mn. Walter Davis ol ents ot a aon born yesterday at Car Ten («eb»rt.» H.M Monmouth Memorial hospital. practically family affair. Th* J.JJ FrancM O'Brien Second Roger Brown'* Beehlv* keen* Cherry it., New Shrewsbury, ar* winner'* son. William, skippered JOSEPH MORRIS Cerinlh (Bmudreaul parents of a son, bom Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Richard Cavalier FourtH nw»«aa»lagt t»r busting along on th* Naveelak riv- of oceanpsrt ave., Occanport, ars Carlo* Kelly's craft into second Mil* and vtmv*. Turn *M«t. mile In N.J.A.A.U. Meet er ss the Penguin skipper won the at Monmouth Memorial hospital. place. Dinsmore Banks was third. and «B«-«ii<«««itl<. parent* of a daughter born yester- PHOHf MD lANK «S.131t.l-1 PACKANACK LAKE - Frances two holiday races yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Niohaut day st Monmouth Memorial hos- Also competing were Fred Tomp- 1.4* O'Brien, sister of aquatle sUr stretch hie win streak to four of route 14, Holmael, are parent* pital. kins. Manton Metcalf M, Edwin straight. •••* Maureen O'Brien, finished second of a daughter born Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lawrence Stewart, Jr., Nell* Johnson and #aafai« A In the Penguin rice* conducted nea—Tke OM -Faj ta» In the 900-Meter free style for Jun- Monmouth Memorial hospital. of Broad St., Matawan, are parents William Rlker. Th* trophy I* of- P «l«t> a«4 •»»• ior women In the third annual Ju- by Monmouth Boat club, Skipper Mr. and Mrt. Louis Messln* of of a *on born yesterday at Mon- fered in competition each year by ly 4 swimming championships held Brown sailed off to a tut etarl yc«- Shoreltnd ter. East Keaneburg ar* mauth Memorial hospital. Mm. Mercer tor Independence day here last night. terday morning and never relin- parent* of a daughter born Monday sailing competition at the club. quished the lead once he got th* Mr. and Mrs.-Herbert D. King of ia. Miss O'Brien, representing New- at Monmouth Memorial hospltsl. highway 16, Riverside Heights, 8.M lump on the fleet. He pueed th* »t AN IN QOOD CONDITION ark A. C, finished behind Jay Am- Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Burst ot Middletown township, are parents far brose, Paekanaek Lake, whs was starting line at 10:30 and crossed ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Jos- 59 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 6-1041 ri the finish line at 11:11. Jerry Hillside and Seventh ave*., At- of a daughter born yesterday at clocked In 1:H.«. The meet was lantic Highlands, ar* parent* ol Rlvervlew hospital. eph Ryan of Tt Memorial parkway conducted by the New Jersey A. Howie, In Joker, posted second hon- I* In good condition thl* morning 11.44 I.M t.44 or* with Sam Boynton, piloting a eon, bora Monday at Menmwith Mr. and Mrs. O. Millard Shark at Manmovth Memorial hospital, CHUM «MI Dele* (General Motors) deals* June bride, taking third (not. Msmorlal hospital. of Waahlngtoa st. art parent* ot lies where n* underwent an operation MANMN Mr. and Mr*. Frank Crolehfelt ol twin daughters, born yesterday at _ TjwMire. Brawn ran Into tougher competi- Baton e,ve., EaUntewn, ar* patent* Monmouth Memorial hospital. Saturday. j.ITSi.. Puna M » fuHnnrv tion in the afternoon race when he Mr. Ryan, a foreman at th* La- lMcaaaln (Wlhatil 111.44 Me 4.ft* MIDDUSTOWN - Recorder W. of a eon born Sunday at Rlver- Mr. and Mr*. Charles MacCon- Qllbert Manson lest night fined battled with Norm Sehenek, sailing vole laboratories at Union Beach, If Mahaoa (Hanf«rr«) 4.00 •.» Bottoms Up, all th* way before vlew hospital, nach ot Swartiet dr., Middletown. aenrice to autek Ineae faaioua aMa Mack (Oaudrtaut Louis Watson, 19, of Ml Port Mon Mr. and Mr*. il Myor* of ar* parents of a eon, born this a former proprietor of th* Home- •clitt•ltt i tae«—Olelaihit:: f«f«rr ff«urrt« winning by a mere 31-*eeond mar- stead Inn here. l««oi Ou ntie mouth rd., Xeansburg, II and II •roadway, Belford, are Barents of morning at Monmouth Memorial •14™Pu™. l«.«oi. Out ntie and one- costs of court tor speeding *> miles gin. Dleli Davis, tn Bantham, an- Ished third. The afternoon rae* a son hora Saturday at Rlv*rvlew hospital. fcr, Id <•<«*»» per hour In a 80-mlle xone on rt. hoiipltali . Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bhang of U, Leonardo, last Thursday, got off at 1:50 and eroeeed the an- WEDDINGS tth line at I.M:1T. Mr. and Mre. Oarrett Thompson Randolph st., Ketiuburg, ar* par- Lumrlant Fined IS and IS costs wars Orannar 4.10 of Colt* Neck rd.. CoH'a Neck, ar* ent* of a son, born this morning at NEVMAIT-BOOET Window * Plata Glass George A. Elgrlm, Sr., SB, ot Ml parents ot a daughter barn Tues- Monmouth Memorial hospital. Rumson rd., Little Silver, for tANESBORO, Man—Mr, and •pesdlng « miles par hour tn a 79 by G. D. Donald Mr*. John A. Meuman ot Long- Mittow later Sports 90-mlle ions on rt. 36 June II, and vlsw rd., formerly of Matawan, Paul G. Shaffery, 21, who Is sta- Wins Golf Award Grace Terry Becomes Bride announce th* marrlag* of their Glass TOM For tioned at Fort Dii, for careless RUM8ON-O. D. Donald feehlon- daughter. Ml** Blma L. Meuman Open SRY Qub driving and causing an aeeiden ed a 79-14—«5 to win ye*t«rd*y's and John Jerome Reget of (Hen- Ptsks and Furnttnw June 24 on rt. M, Beiford. Independence Day tournament at dive, Mont, son of Mr*. Catherine . FAIR HAVEN - Water »port« Rumson Country club, equeeglng out Lord ot Minneapolis. Minn. Th* Safatr Auto Gkas leatured ytaterdaya aetlvltiea at HOUR FROM ERIE, VA. Frank McCarter, who carded an wedding took place June IS at Old the Shrewsbury River Yacht club, HUMSON-Mr. and Mrs. Richard •S-ll-M. Stone Episcopal church, and a imrauat w*nu van wait members engaging In an assart- Valentine of to Blngham ave. have Among other low scorer* were double ring ceremony wa* per- ment of contests, which Included returned home nfttr spending sev- formed by the rector, Rev. Wil- Carlo* O. Kelly T»>ll-tg, Sehuyler liam E. Arnold. tl NONMUOTH ttTRBBT IE GLASS CO. eating watermelon! ant crackers. eral weeks vitltlng their son M> VanVerhten M-12-4*. J. C. Kills MU BANK S-iatt Oustave G. Payton of Rosellc daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrt, 0M0-T1. A. B. McClcllan S0-I-T1, The bride, given In marriage hy Park won the men's rowbost race. Richard Valentine of Eric, Pa. C. Frederic Neitoon M4S-7I, Dr. her father, wore a whit* embroid- Ken Hartxell of Red Bank was They also vieitcd another son and Martin A. Quirk SS-lt-TI. J. B. ered organdy gown with a finger-' The lirat Namker la Vatir Tettpkon* Book second. Whitney K. Munaon o daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- Rutse.ll 90-17—73, A. F. King, Jr. tip veil ot French tlluslon. Sh* Runtson was third, in the cracker' gene Valentine of Niagara, N. Y 83-8-T4. J. C. McCurraeh KM«~M, carried a cascade bouquet of whit* HAROLD JACOBSEN'S eating content, ths young Travlt and spent several daya at thei W. D. Banks 85-11—74 and Richard roses and dallies. girls of Fair Haven, Jane and Bar cabin in Canada. Metcalf MM—74. Mis* Lena Nelson, maid of honor ISO Montnoutli Si. Red Bank baia, placed first and third, respec- A pair of tics were among the from Archibald, O., wore a white tively. Sandwiched between them U»ES CONTROL, HITS TREE features of Tuesday'* tournament embroidered organdy gown with tor second place was Dave Barr of SHREWSBURY-Rex H. Lang- for lady golfer*. First place wa* wood violet organdy hat and ac- A NICI PACKAGE FISHERIES Pair Haven. ham, 35, an Instructor with Com- shared by Mrs. B. M. Crane and cessories. She carried a cascade Mrttag Be4 Bank aaa VWaHjr the Paot I Tear* In the boys and girls rowhoal pany I at Fort Monmouth, wa Mrs. Martin A. Quirk with respec- bouquet of yellow daislee and race, Dave Barr acored again, com' taken to Fort Monmouth station tive count* of S5-10—TO and 100-M ro»*s. Ml** Ellen Perrlne of Mat- With fJw ttt. In St« Poo. Ing In for tha number ona prize hospital at 1 a. m. thle morning awan, wa* a brldeimald. Sh* wort f —75. The next place prise wa* by V,i to < ». UVB MAINE LOBSTERS , . SIS M Rickey Glasler of Springfield «'a by the Red Bank First Aid squad. Mrs. C. C. Hardwlek, 11044-70 n gown of whit* tmbroldered or- UVB BOSOFTn SHELSHBXLt CRABS (WumboJ ) aecond. Mike McNamara of Fal State police here Investigattd. They gandy with roe* hue organdy hat iMOMM . and Mrs. Loul* M. Hague, 10641 FBBSH COCKTAIL CBAB MEAT ., ISSBJ, Haven was third. Beverly Bower report that Lnngham lost control and accessories. Mia* Ruth M. FBE8H LOBSTBB MEAT _...., „ ;„„:. of Red Bank won the watermelon of his car and hit a tree on 8hrtws< Carmer, niece of the bride, and M ft eating contest. Another Travis bury ave. Also a former Matawan resident, nUSSM CUT FILBT SOLE SSelk. I FILET HADDOCK Nancy, placed aecond. Kathleen Gift Organ Dedication acted *e a junior bridesmaid. She JIMBOSHRlMr BBetb.1 LOCAL OCE.UV BLVR FISH dSer*\ Boston Mackerel. Sea Bass. Whlllng. Salmon. Halibut, Cod, Healey of Knir Haven wae third. DISORDERLY CONDUCT At Sunday Service wore whit* embroidered organdy Mr and Mrs. Philip 3. Bower* Raymond Murphy of 15 Wall st with a green organdy hit and ac- Scallops - Blrg, B,, tm** Vegeubles. of Red Bank placed tint In the was fined $10 this morning by Mag- EATONTOWN-An organ, gift of cessories, Free Deliveries Twice DaUjr — KM A. M. . ttM T. M. husband-wife, lint throwing con- istrate John V. Crowell on a dis- the Second Advent church, will be Thl but man wa* OUn Lord ef teat. Mr. and Mm. William L. Bal- orderly conduct charge. He was ar- dedicated In the Preibyterlan Red Bank 64378 — ly, Jr., of Fair Haven, were sec- Olendlve, Mont., brother of th* rested Tuesday morning by Pe> church at the 7:M p, m, asrvle* bridegroom. Usher* were Jerome THE FIRST KCMBBB W TELtPMOlTE BOOS ond. Mr. Payton came hack for a trolmen Albert E. Newman, . Jr., Sunday. Fred Ball, organlit at th* prise, taking third with his wife J. Merrlck, Buffalo, N. T., and We cater to Benefit Olrmm, dsmbsloi aneJ ».rtl*i. and Vernon Patterson in the Sti- Long Branch Presbyterian church, Robert Durkee of Leneebore. A in this event. ver bar, where he allegedly started will play at the dedication, nephew of th* bride, Warren N. Robert R. Rooke of Riverside a fight. An electric Bate reed organ, It drier, was a Junior ueher. Heights, Middletown township, past was previously used In th* Second Following a wedding trip to Ni- commodore of the club, was mas- MARRIED BY JUDGE LANE Advent church, Members of that agara Fall*, Mr. ana Mr*. Roget Good Times Are Here Again ter of ceremonies. Mlsa Dorothy SHREWSBURY-Magistratt Mcr church donated It. Member* and will live at Olendlve, Mont, until Bchenk of Fair Haven was the litt Lsnc. Jr., Saturday presided friend* of th* Presbyterian church September when they wilt go to recorder, the msrrlsge of John Locliajowsk contributed time and labor In mov- Indlena to contlnu* their medical at the and Julia Boreher* of Elizabeth ing and Installing the organ. studies. Upon completion of their Jockey McGuiijon Gol« Witnesses were Mr. and Mr education, Mr. suit Mre. Rogit will Thomas Durdsek of BdEhaw sve Family Celebrates become medlral missionaries. Both Vsil Hornet. attended Taylor university in Up- SWEDISH HOP lODay Suspension 2 July 4 Birthdayi land, Inc., where Mrs, Roget was MONMOUTH PARK - Jockey BODY FROM KOREA EATONTOWN-A double lnde. graduated In June with a bachelor Harry Mc.Guls.on received s ten-day ASBURV PARK-The body pendence dey birthday family din< ef art* degree, Mr. Roget had 10 EAST OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT, N. j. •uspemlon yesterday at the Ocean- Warden M. Thomas), son of Julius ner party was h*ld yesterday In the three yesrs' service In World War port oval for "roush riding." Thomas, will be among those of home of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg* Whlt- II In th* Air eorpe, matt of which The Jockey was ruled off the club- six New Jersey servicemen killec1 fleld of in Broad at. Mr, and MM. Frin«li MtOtrmott amlda at tha cutting *>f tha tint* was spsnt In th* Suropon Accordion Ployr W$thEnda Theater, housr nnd grnndatnnd areas during In Korea, which are expected to ar Celebrating birthday* wet* Mre. wielding ceko fallowing fholr nwrriaga June) 24 at St. Mary'i the racing hours by the itewards rive today at San Francisco, Cal, George Whltfleld and W. Lester for driving Nereid towards th« In- WhltneM of II Clinton ave. 0{her Cstholit ehureh dt New Monmouth. Tin brld* li th* formtr Mill Fult Lint of Sandwtehtt • Tomato PU$ ner rsil, shutting off Right Metal WEATHER REPORT Th. fasjllr ,f tas liu ifsrrr Oeppsr- guests included Mrs, W. 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.T^W^F^P^^Fx*^g'Bv. ^ff ^^ra^S^S^r^p^PrW'^^r view hospital. KEYPOBT—Resett C. Otaene, II Tarter. IS, \ FAIR HAVBW i«f*«t I The funeral was held Monday st died Swa4ay at the beau ef hi* FIR HA th« John E. Day funeral hone. Bur- daughter. Mrs. Lstey P. UfjM. M died resUrday a* Rivercrast awa- deufkter «r «b»i* M. end Edith ial >va» in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Chandler •"*., after • lea* "»**** tat j kr Cbi ave. ReRdd BeakBk, HMmas Cerreea. af MS Osford He was bora in Leaden, Bag., eas •Airkeensbatn,g • patientt ever a leaf ef the late Mr. end Mn. WUMaai perted att Maaeiaiith MManorial aea- than five years after living la the Greene. He casae t* the United pstal. Ha wa* ben at Leag BreachB , M&t&wan area most af her life. States when he waa seven. He had aea ef the late Mr. and Mr*. Jaaaes Mcrvlces were held yesterday Mrs. Collins was a member of the made his hosae with his daughter Taytor, aad had been a resident MONUMENTS morning at the William a. Anderson Keyport Baptist church. the past swvea ysara. Retired II ef Highland* sere than M years. Braidwijr Lou Co. funeral kome for Harry Coppcrth- Surviving are her husband, John year*, Mr. Greene had been aa Mr. Taylor was a retired w*ter- walte, **, who died at his home E. Collins; three soni, Garry Col- engineer at the Peakskill, N. Y., swi and the husband ef the let* early Monday morning. Death, fol- lins of Highlands, John Collie*, puanpiag sUtlea and in*Wr*ti*n Taylar. They had lowing a abort illncas. wu caused who is stationed wMh tha Arnay beds andd fersnerly lived in Onto Hvad for a brief time at New Mea- by coronary thrombosis. in North Carolina, and Howard n H b f th SAOwth. IHCKItS WANTID Rev. John J. Reilly, assistant yesny . He was a ber ef the Colling, who is stationed at Wash- peekskill ledge of thhe Odd Fellows Surviving are a aea, James Tay- palter ef St. James Catholic church, ington, D. C, with the Air Fores; lor, Jr., of New Measaeuth, and a officiated. He aL»o led in recita- and was th* husband af the late NOW AT daughter, Mrs. Helen Bcdle of Minale E. Hunt Greene. greaddaaghterddh , MMiai * aareh Tay tion of the Rosary Tuesday Flight. Vewark: two brothers and a sis- lor wne lives at home. The benediction at Mount Olivet Surviving, besides hla daughter, r, Raymond Walling, Stephen are a grandson and a great- grand- Private fuaeral will be held te- WHALVONP OICHAiD Our fynofel home cemetery «u offered by Rev. Ben- Walling and Miss Aimed* Walling aaerMw at 1 p. m. at the Peatan jamin Kiernan. a member of the daughter. swers osawrionee, •* f Centeiville; eight grandchil- The funeral was held Tuesday at funeral boas*. Burial will b* ia Bay ••OWtxS Of Augustlnian order, now stationed in rrn, and one great-grandchild. View Washington. T>. C. Father Kiernan, th* Bedle funeral home with Rev. afcls rJaf, Has equipment, lowr Expeeufam •/ The funeral will be held today Albert a. Bhiphorst, paster ef the formerly of Long Branch, was a t 2 p. m. at the Bedle funeral home MRS. U7TMEB MMUUMf mtittn ch«a«l •"• classmate at Red Bank Catholic Dutch Reformed ehureh, eaViatlng. TW-KU-MtttlS True Remembnmem witi h RevR . William E. Bisgrava, Cremation waa at Rosehill crema- high acbool of Dr. Harry J. Coppcr- tha New Monmouth 1ONO BRANCH —Mrs. Norm* fair pries*... but No other act of a normal thwaite. Red Bank dentist, and a pastor of tory, Linden. L. Jordan, •», died Tuesday at her ROAD, tATONTOWN, N. A •f *H I mans life give* him mar* aea af the late Mr. Copperthwaite. Baptiat church, officiating. Burial hem*, MT MacArthur ave., after ill b* in Green Oreve cemetery, MM. RCMEU. t. CLABS a leaa llmeaa. She we* barn at 1 complete soul aatisfaettea sue aarisriat th»n the building of a Mem- A am of Mn. Harriet Copperth- Keyport. e Leas; Branch, daughter ef the late waite of Bellawre, L. I., and the KEYPORT — Mrs. Harriet Irase William aad Elisabeth Dangler orial to nil loved *a«a who late Harry Copperthwaite, Mr. Cop- Clark, *», ef Plymouth, Mtth., died have gone on, BOLB. Lswyer, sad wa* • llfsleag reel- perthwaite wai horn at New suddenly Sunday at the bent* ef her ' t. Mrs. Jordaa w%* a member SPECIALS Our select Barre Memorial* Brunswick but had lived hare mast RUMBON-Bol D. Mass, •*, died •rather, William Merdeenl, 31 Oak Jersey star Shepherd* af hia life. Employed the part «S suddenly Saturday at hla bams oa st, where she was guest while vis- bear tha Guild mark of ap- Breach town. Daughters of Lib- John E proval, your guarantee of • yeert by the Jersey Central rail- Rumson rd. Ha was bora In Newiting her mother. She was •*» at read af New Jersey he waa auper- York city, san of the late Henry Keypert, daughter ef Mr*. Harriet erty; Women's Society ef Chris- finer Memorial at na ettra tian Service, Berena Bible eless or THE cort. Visit our showroom latendent of signal, at the time of and Emma Abrams Moss, and hadFlynit Merdeeai aad the late David his death. A large delegation of the been a resident ef Rumaon 11 years aad Truth-Seekers' elub of Simp- Funeral Home and see our display! of then Mordecai, and had lived at Kay-sea Methodist church and Long certified memorial*. Railway Employer! association after living at bong Branch. Mr. port until aha married and moved N ftivanisJ* Avsnus visited the funeral home in a body Moss wa* a lawyer with a practice te Michigan M year* at*. Mrs. Branch unlea ef the Women's •EBcenmrar JO^t ow BVEEVTMIJHJ Monday night aa well as making in New Tork city. He is survived Clark ha* been visiting here the Chrlatiaa Tsmporaac* union. •kans 44112 ft*. l*»k up part af a large cortege yester- only by a brother, Oeorgt H. Mess past two month*. Surviving ar* her husband, Lu- BEACH ft WATER TOYS r—rh Ml Maple rt. day. of Rumson. Surviving ara h«r husband, Rut-ther Jordan; a son, Charles W. JOHN VAN KMK Jordan, who lives at home; _a JUVENILE FUHNITURE THepfcsns I-IIM Nnt la Ml. OMt* fipilur Other survivor* are hia wife, Mrs. The funeral wa* held Tuesday tell S. Clark; another brother, Her- ry Mordecai ef Keypert, asd a sis- daughter, Mre. Oeorge Lynch of Anna Cspperthwalte; another den- at the Flock, funeral home with Shrewsbury; two sisters, Mrs. EVERYTHING FOR THE KIDDIES ! Ntn-Ssctarisn rW* IU4 fes* tttlt tlst-aon, Dr. William Copperth- Rabbi Aaron Lsfk*wltt ef the ter, Mrs. Elisabeth Rumsey ef Key* Louis Fester ef Long Branch and We bev* Lay-Away aad H or » Week rapaseat lasy AtttiiaW waite, living at home; a daughter, Temple Beth Miriam, Long Branch, port. Mrs. Charles Smith of Atlanta R. F. O. Baa IOt Hal la* Mrs. Jamea Fi.ko of North Miami, officiating. Burial waa in Bayside Tha funeral was held yesterday emetery, Queen, N. Y. Oa., aad three grandchildren. Fie.; two brothers, William Cop- at tha Be

Mia VirtinU BrM«flcl4 ef •>««- mor« «v«., hti b»«s av%rd«d tb. BrmU'Em cclaiMl prlw for exc«llen<-e in th. «tu4y of religion at Mount Holyoke colleg* in th» acadtmie ye»r 1950-51. Mias BrwsfleJd, a June gr»duat* of Moun* Hoiyoke, i. the A&Fs Top-Quality dujht«r of Mr. and Mrs. ChariM J. Br.M-floM. e«n NariH Tapper, d^u^hter of Mr. and Mrs. Frod Tapper rjf Pat- tereon av*-., is va^arior.in? frofn h»r position »*:th R^min^on Ran1! «t Fort Monmrnrth. Thoma. M. Duniap. radioman, DHMomnl third clajw, I.'SN.. arrived at Ban f|rn, Ca; . a wck' aaro ye^t«rd.y aboard fh» amphibiou-t force fta|C' ship U.8.S. Mount. M'Kinlpy, after nndfd romhat duty ;n Korea. H« the hiuband of Mr«. MarKaret Dunlap. «« Bord^n r. Hia groups CHICKENS Tactical Air Control Squadron 1, control* air support of ground troopfl and in r'-«pon«ib!e for th. air defense of th<> Ending area in amphibious oper^'ior,.- I?H fl.'.nt com- A*P Thritt.Prlced bat operation wai the amphibioul avault !?r.iiT7s =* Pol.ang-docif. Lttpr it jjarrlrlpaffd in landinf* in th« Inchon-Seoul area at Won- Jteaptar 94*99 M$— t* «•«!* IN. •an «nd In the redeployment *f U. N. troopi from Hun^riarn. 39- J»rn#s W. Jily of Hat!»rion «V#. 13 vacationing from his position u Thete line, freth chickcni are the kind you can terve with salesman for J. H. K»iiy company. Mr. and Mrt. Sam'i'l Faiione pride .... broiled or fried. Serve them often aad tave! have moved into th'-ir new home on Eait End ave. They formerly resided at Atlan'ic Hit'hland.. Mr. and Mrs. f)pcar Newman and family have taken occupancy of th"ir home, on Garden lA. Prlmm mr CmmUm tl. S. Repairs are beinz made to the Mrs. Julia Murphy hou."': at Broad and White «»,. Richard E. Neviu» of Garden rd. has returned home SI'.T vS#iting 9 with his «ist.'r in Minmi. Fla. Sirloin Steak Mrs. Walter C. Guptii of Syca- Customers Biorn ave. haj returned home after vacationing in New Hampshire, Corner Mr. and Mrs. Vailee D"Fazio of R»d Bank have purchaf»d a lot on * TAJ" Obre pi., where they expect, to build a home within the nex>. few month*. •Wt Is «fwm Mm MICJ far iu Irtwaltmalwayi mr Cmmtom V. S. «•»'«. Urmdmm Ealonlown •U M tht quality of tba food w« sell/laa. A bus load of children were guests of the (Ire company Tuesday Anybody 0m eulprkn If th*y art wilt* at the New York Giants-Philadel- tag *•«•* ftM%. But ft 4M iMtcr btm Porterhouse Steak -99* phia game in the Polo Ground*. Art mttey fthUvlme pricu by *U. Henry Sihlf-r «'U honored by th* Lion* club Thursday night at a t M/t ' jiff arlam fa tmrmJmlmJth. bachelor'* party In Crystal Brook Firm Inn. He was married Sunday *Mt **J aw MM M 6*YCf yajl the VaMM to Mils Ruth Scott. fwi «4«r at y««r A«P bceamt %»• wetk for friMMoa, laM*-*! iiaM Mr. and Mr*. William MacGowan and Mrs. MacOowan'a stister, Mia* iarita MM «• ttw «*lhy of aw food M Ids. Pedlor, of Chester, Pa., are writ M h«p otam IM ariet. RlD ROfldt rViMawichoico 7-inch cm Ik 82 holiday gUMtn of Mr. and Mr*. Btn- Jtmin VanKturen. Mrs. VanKturen K ytm ttar fa! that to food jravMtoy r.turned last week from Green B«lt Jaaart RMMajit «p to Mr high quality Leg or Rump of Veal • where *he visited her daughter. She brought hack her granddati|h* HMjMaY.Fl—uletiwk—w.Pleate write t •» n>33c «>59« family party tonight in his home. Mra. Martha Melone, president of th* board of health, lait week l»- Mayonnaise 9 #i«6969« eueif the health officer's report. In- Culiiv«t*a pint box 27« Smoked Ham Slices &**«•. »99« formation contained Included 151 Blueberries am of measles, 39 chicken cox, Corned Beef flash two whooping cough, two mump*, Cantaloupe Smoked Pork Shoulders and 43 dog* treated with antl ra- bies serum. Prem or Redi Meat n«a»48« e Th* annual lollcltatlon for fund* Tomatoes carton of I io S J.*J Sliced Bacon for the fire company and first aid •quad wlit he held from July a Ravioli •*••*•*• tartan of 4 to July 80. Plan* for it were mtd* Lemons few** Boiled Ham V4* 70* Tueeday when the fir* company met. Refreshment* followed tha Tuna FisH carton of4 session. Seedless Limes Frankfurters *67e Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hampton and children Bobby and Kenneth Tuna Fish Flakes returned Saturday from their va- Red Plums &**•)» Spiced Luncheon Meat *65« cation in Sacramento, Calif., where Elbow Macaroni n.*t2'*35 they vlalted Mr*. Hampton'* rela- -Yellow Bananas • a Fresh Hams M. and Mr*. William C. BoMg of Villa pi. lart week er.Lrtalntd Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wann.r Of Fresh Pork Shoulders Brooklyn, S. T. Evaporated Milk String Beans rmaaoMiVfanM Bologna or Meat Loaf »*•« »67« Eaat Keanaborg Mr. and Mn. Richard Wllhaima Baking Supplies •. Breast of Veal , • • • * 35< of Hudion av*., *p*nt la*t wtek 3—.27. 6—79. »t Ft. Benning, Qa., wh«ra they Liverwurst ******-*»* *65e attended th* graduation ef their •en, Richard, from the Airborne base a§ a paratrooper. Fine Quality Seafood Mr. and Mr§. Patrick Palmer and Hot Roll MIX MTfernlttWy UWwolif 27e children, Raymond and William of Grapefruit JuiceA*»*~««v Madison, spent Sunday with Mr. Freah Flounder Fillet lb.69» Freah Mackerel largo lb.2S* and Mr*. Gerald Vitelll. Mrs. Min- nie Tanota of East Summit It viiit< Strawberry Preserv Flakorn or Flako Cuplets *m«* FrcibSeaUopa . • lb.69* Fancy Shrimp Una Ik. 7* ing here thl* week. Mr. and MM. Terrcnce Cruse and Graham Crackers family attended a lawn party for 25 gueits Sunday at the horn* of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Martin of Herbox **-**-***> Rumson. Mr§. Ada Bernsten and (on WIN Ham attended the wedding Sunday .» of Mra. Bernaton'* niece. Mis* Mar- Kellogg'sRieeKrispies 15« ilyn VanNess, to Malcolm Stewart of Aitorta, L. I. They visited In Del Rich Margarine »3S« Butter Pound Cake Long laland for three days. Mrt. Bernston and son will attend th» YOU'D get /run enjoyment from wedding of Miss Gloria Bernston Pure Lard IKH* of Bellerose, L. I. to Paul Wolf iwy »A*K MM »> U»i

«T BUV Oaf tke river. M-feea Her- M0U.T PtTChUa VUXaV6C Attractiaa • ALL CHICKERINU upright piano. FLOOR WAIIMO. Call BE 4-1474. Be- AUTUTO ANO rCaUUKAL I* *• aaaa eeeelepasonL Uafaraiaked Kelvinator electric stove, just like |»|t»** on your l , fit.*! a*e a-Joi-aaea eki«, Ckryeier ?e?ial?r. perior Floor tlaaiag Ca. Private ihelter and head. Privately NH4 af*rt laMata, Under BCW auaagaaMBt. Bed nutei ta put ioanernera o» wkjla w« r»- lew; 11 cubic foot Norge refrigerator homes oar apeelalty. ButWth rcpcri a »l»l 0 soaa." Beat Fiaenta Beek Pfcoae BE 4-4III-M. Co. 77 Dread etrcot, Rod Baak. Pkaaa lakerwaa Caapletelr a«ai»aad. la tke ip roar tire.. Kee ckaraw It iaioaaeer rith freezing comi'flriinnt ; aix cuhic foot baa*«. la ee»aar ay tTav- iWVlNlSlED — 4 "4-room apartment amromu iorge si If-defrosting. apartment Bizc RE 4-147>. License lit. . •ater, raadr to ge. Haar oatraa. (aa*. reire. Mount Tira SSemta . II WWaitt* eanaed. I "•f**.** aatlajaaa aa caauet Jiliaa'i and Ivc-roeaa epartBcnt. Available vVstinghoule; aeven-piece mahogany AMD fifa Red Bank. r»o«« »E 4-44I4. any aaeet H f at ai«dH " aaw. laauire Tke Terrs.ce Apt!., Spring unran F.yfe dinette, hideaway beds, 'ester atraet. ioh-ratad at., Bod Beak. BE 4-4440 ar ace eaper- udio couch.s. bar, three-piece living P'honh e RE I-47I.-M4 . MrVicaVaMdan a.reiaa eutftoa. 9 aroaad, aeeatar.1 ai.-reoa iateadeat oa uroBJaca. torn suites, mahogany breakfront, dou- CHAIS CAVn,C ead nek aee-k. Wil- Tea l^tkle. 14* WMI rrnt ^eat. r-a wo> W" • - — •»*••>•* BBBasaaa II • I • fajt wall »M*r. few ie pedestal oinre desk, mahogany knee- Bank. Welt at M**d* •>*• Tl— rear. oil. Grar »i-cylladkr aseriu kauaea. Privet, keaeki (111 Pec aaaatk. bur ivina II Weat Saaaat a*a. a%aae t 1-.I41 Blind ads. uiing Tke Resilter'. M« koa*. V»l«4( •» MM, urn ole desks. Burilge's Warehouse IneU RE 4-438K-IL HIM. eagine, aeaiaactelr rebuilt lei. year. t O Box. 25c t»tr». |2.»( for It eia«k4 ratta. KaMta't Steinbuch'a parking lot), il t lay »t., DOES ttHSk CAB eiaw kaiejt »• »BWC Speed, te 4« Bile, par keaw. like aew coMmccvBtn wkeals abiaayt Ut a* Mcnat tM condition, roaeaaakle. BE •-444I-B. Right t. clarify, editJ" «** OIL LAMPS eeararted lag adaaMia. r J-ilct* wd Wallw*an. t« Mac ihHiONS '"f WIN" SEi>~maitfesPTnd trouble. Bava »ouf Ur^. UtaWjBaag OX'TaWAlb M«tO»"6WjlfcB«^Dii t any advertiieatcM U reeerved »r Ity. Uasge aaeyiaaa. «a aa* aa* •autk atraat Simmons fuil size spring and mattress. UMwd fraaw atraigkunlaa Munnaaaa*. be a aleva by yeaklag rear gsater e4l •££::»wr •IPPLaTFOWM FIRE eoaavear areewe'e Th. afcerieter. %lso steamer trunk. Any reasonable of- •nd deliw. aajaaTa "»nk V»a Brcale, III »« ftmt rour keat. Tea eaa iaeara It aajalaat fair, iviw 4-14, Meadden'a Coraar, We will aot be mpoaaible «jr aecaalea. Pottery. rer accepted, (all R*^ G-JM fiS-J. Electric Shea, II Veal attlat. Ked Bank. W.e« of Ma*«a aegaiM. ill risk, fer a BieieraB af tl aae year. Migkwar IS, Middletown. Free daaciagl •rroat unl«ee they are detected *•" ZJTim* kuilding. Ask lor iack Bvdsjg. copper, braw end wrought free ace- ifCH'ENOOal gasoline range; four- Red Bank. Pkoaa BE 4-174*. tolstoa Waterbury. Realtor. II WeK BUNGALOW—Beaal a .na. Band fore the second inieruon. Honey Boa Flower., 444 Bread I'Urner. nvt'ii, hroil.r; table toil model; Pkona RK 4-12Ji. Front at. BE 4-11.4. All ether ferae. milAGt AMI) CAKt tALE will U reel. Phon. RE 1-40114. . ef in.uraace aold br a..» •led law roooM aad kotk; all lav No eaae.Ue,tion» will b« accepted ood clean condition: 1311. 217 Seelcy acaeaaMBta; til baraar *ad fca* air held at tke Fiik ckapal parisk kali, •r eheww mad. In adverU.cB.cU ftEStlON MOME" OWHEaWl—Siva Ktansburg. KK 4-l_542_.* dealer. We II-FOOT SUPP, 144 k. ». Mareary aae- Maple IH. Fair M.eea, an latardar. aae ferae after receipt at once. money by aoderiiUpjuj your house il range, ron, tiopi ter. acwly pelatad eacellaajti>oa4Uioe. kat aad aaM aattat; ul-~^^r -14 * , 1-—' -4 Pearn . tM.u . I*. _ _** ^J ourierf. We ere e.uippad te eupply oven: restaurant gas range, reaaon- Cea be —n at label'. Beat Werka, Baa all aai raaad wd. the Jolly Eight. •CAMJNE: itk all tka mauri.ie necessary. •right, ar pkoae B. laeaj.i Bewere, eer- •Ml baMt. Taaaaarjj!_aam. Bontaly paraeat. errar«ed an able._AT 1-1682-M. liaio BE 41.44 or «voala>e SB I-MII. a>4 rafrlamtac. BE 4-MTI-ll. LIVING* ROOM — TWO or three pitcea JI.44 or evaolate AN Oahere. I ». •• Witoi urchaie of eay materials. Mere ire Ku^^V&^ alcr. Ply-outk and laUraatioaal truck OiftWAlb—I^^^^^^^r~^* —•~Bira_—-•—._ ^.• ^ I'"—i—'—^—" hot1 . iftiee. ** " a^^^"^ t ^. ome of tke iok. you c.a do: with custom made slip covers: hang- ealea and aervice keaa«»artara. Pfcoaa KM. OTATE PM SMS g mirror |K ; two rug runners, till atreet. IQnt Hewkcrrr et»a». three you* eld. la aerfect eosditi— ittic Iniulatioa. apolicetiea of tilc- CtNttlAL CuNfaUcfui aag awtwoa KE 4-07K7. _ _- Hovered freat doe* wltk lacker. Seat. veaieal ta skoppia* aad Part; aasTar- OH oard in kitrkea ar fcath-laisk rour arh: vanity lunch (•«. tflrviaion sland cleaned: cartiag aad grtdiag. toa IIIOHLST fllCESior your J Id n'T** ileked. Beatiag at III ead {III aeatk- Ti. single Ind. cnmpkte, »xl2 American rigkt, eoeaaletely etui peed aad ready •IDDLBTOWM TOWNUIIP—l«i dowa sement or attic into a plirroeaa, bed- aoil. aanur*. ill dirt, ciaelarh innl «ad ba». we sell, we trade. (VoMlstl to go. Aa eaasotloaallr well-kuilt kaat Ir. All atilitlea furalebed. Waart-NeB- Ifetl lbak 6-0013 om or den. Complete lie., ef maker, ricntal rug also Hxl2 hroadlonnr. per- san1. Ettiaatea gl«k. Pkea* KB «• etk Ageacy, 41 Bread at. a*keaa) BE 4 fer veterane. Imall dewa aayaieat far Sales, Inc.. 149 MonBoutk .t.. Red Beak. that Bust be wea te ka aaarociated. len-veterans. Banck typ. baagalow. acw llwork, hardware, yaiet, wall board, •ct. leps thin h«|_f Jirire. KE 7-137(1.* 1464 Oscar Backw. 47 fecead at. f.ir Mom. II Leferette 4t, BuBiea. BU 214..' oring, aiding, plywood, doers, wiadoai, INfNG ROOM SET. medium" sine; nine aaatruction. Large iiviaaT rooai witk H y .1081 MEW Hon. ii wmuot* . . _ suiation, etc. Free bouca pi.a took, pieces: niik. Call RU 1-1 ."i71. ARPCT 4ayla» res«ina« viCbUra window, complete acicncc kltcbca ami in and see our selection. Price! itXtOt lOWtOAt, 144. «aU Af lilver; lour raaau a bete, attic. witk diacttc space, two large bedrooas, nerican Building Supplr. Higbw.y II, PIANO, a Waters square grand: rosi urfringingc . Mndlu Md iwawM reasonable. Also a few used Willy. cellarSilver; ai; lfou hort aireeemr kaat. M, dTaarl aatkg . natalattic. LOfT AND FOUND 1 4714^ _ _ tile bath and kardwood rlosr.. full "• Hea.den'. Conor. Middletewe. Pk wood! very good condition. Call K Percy Grar. dlWawrif H*aa> »t»'ion wagons and jcepeteri. Matte. lT-FGCt CtbAft kailt wtbeerd baal. U l-ttll-E afur I. aaaaiea attic; ipaca fer future twa E «-444t. -Oft^n. Hurlew's Antiijua Shop, 154 Bank. Ptian. Real Ba.t I-IHI. Broil.. i». KE 6-43OU. U', b. p. Bete*; twa yeara eld. Call KVHAL HOM laaatiaaa. reeeeaeelr roaaaa aad batk, all topper plutsfciag, LOST—BLACK Cocker, cue rear old; "TTENfloSI—We have evarytbiM leu irt.1 St.. Keyi: USED ~"TRUCKS--IKS* Interna.tional t 4-1474-B. priced: leaf or akart leeac.. W.lker aateaiatia keat; larg. lot TlillO. Clcae newly clipped: chi'd. pel. Reward. *»** la tk. line of yluakiag .ad kcat ifKIi't KIIIIP July is playiTme for the cleaned and k.Ut, a»»M>' rhuxis I'JO'J l'Jf6 l'"rd dump 12511, Tlndall. II Eatt Treat it. BE lltvl. to aekeeli. kum and ihoppin« Mater. g aupBlia. far tk. kuildiag « rcntim* taaka cleaaad .ad la.t«lk»d, atrala. I.- I-FO4II T OUTBOARD BetoBetorr kawt. 1114 Call EA 3-11.44., . ---.-- whole family. J>ri SB comfortably ami 191^ ii.M.C. Blake $6?;. 1»48 Studebaker riTiEDlOOM Mfuraiefcod home, in 'all price 18,450. Call Builder, KE (• # o( your leaw. A larg. ai»ortannt 'ColiomicHlly in our wide variety of pla ataiiad. Phone an. tint. Her w night, h. p. MercurM y metert : 114-foo4 t hull KU 1-0710. Harf.r C. Tiltoa, I Bruee stake iit'i'.'i and 1S47 lloilgc chassis 1475. ttaci t reeMcatiedill ecctiaai . ClCx».leUlly Mil. ,1 bathtuaa. kaeina, toilet, and dediein. lothem 1116 Shrewsbury ave., Ke Many other aiodeli". Terms arranged. reasonable. Pkeave RE 4.11M-W. einity of Strand lhca.li r Thursday. cabinet!, titeke. einke, featuring the fa- pi.. Kiimton. _• rX)OT OUTBOAiD boat, orated; aew oil kuraer. Yearly •ARIE COI AGENCY, raaltere aad Ta. June 2i. Papers important and valu- General 4J.M.C. Sales. Inc.. 1110 Mam It., kaaii. Phone AT I-I74I.J* nnu. Younaetowa kitckaaa: gaa, ail and lEI.fc VISION AND RADIO aervicing. ii-r^iui vu imtrmmir spaj>»,t wyw** ••••• auran. weelalldaf la vaterfreet able to owner only. rinder piease re- :lAMSfe^.~'BlRl»S;~tro'Fi;eara"ndr»(T>l Hmdley Beach. . - I IsfllEWSBURY, aii-reeaa Bouse. «a< oal nrad aeatlng plant, for ateaa kut. Cunvert your email acrcta ta large. witk windshield .ad ateeria. On. gyea caatrolr old. . •.pertlw. aaJaa aad raatab). Coai.aska turn to 104 Smith Bride* ave., Red>ot water heal or hot air; ail kuraera fish: puppies wanted. Oiien Sunday Reasonalile rates. .Quiek Mrvice. Guar< FORD I'J4S TWO-DOOR «dan. Sm- fureiaked: eae-car aaratic attacked ~ MMekk, lala tfco Bawikjk ai Bank. Reward." .. Helen Miller IVt Shop, hwy. 33. six miles cylindt-i•; 28.0DD milts. Cood condition. Phon$mtmtvr7ii*e RR 1.25114 , YM<>. ruaaiaOn. yeag rceadl old.*. >it. MlnnH|iulli>Hun.r>ell eo.troli. J anleril work. I all RE I-4HI-R. taBedlatejaMMtlM. RE Illll. aaa U> I.14M. LOST—LADY'S white gold watch on uel taaka and aaptie taoka, f.leaalHd north of Red Bank. Ml_{>-!>»4' -l LtnlG and cleania«7 Rsfcet Radio mid heater. Orisinul owner; l»50. W$mt~mtvr7iitioa: ItH. WWenderf . Migkwai fd 14l, tOlnor OFFICEt—Suitakkt far aaa. WELtnilGGINFranklin, MichigaMihigaG ann adavt.vt. cleania«7~Rsfcer.. p. oo.. Eoss 421 421t. . Keaasbilrg Atlantic Highland. b.»ch Bewlrl. ind klaek pip* cad dttinga, capper WHITNEY (iHEY folding baby can nage. Call RE 4-34»»-J_aft«'r_4 P.Jt . tlst, doctor, l.wyer er like. Aceoaae- MEW dHnrMISON BAMCR keaM. Mrs. C. E. Woodworth, t'l Ocean blvd., ubiag aad fittiagi. aoil pip* end It- good condition; fl.r>. Call RE C-forFtt MonmouthMtM h. PPk«ak e pH II «-024»-RE024R . IS^I^ITEVicOLET COUPE, very good 2-roOt'n.KAtOllf witk III! . 1 datloai fer llvlag auartarai ready fer Twe aad tkree kedreaaa, Iv. Arantie_rl[gJiJ_ntlantic Highlandn 'Is .' .- Inga. A l.rg* .aa.rta.at at aleetilc I4I9-J.* «J.WfHic MOTiJi^rebilieii condition; juit passed inspection k. p. Elgia awtor: mad akavt II iaaediate uas. Mela etreet la tewa. £5ST—liEWAKD for return of raw of ind gat water heatere. electric aad ga. CLEARANCE "SALE —"MuMilio'a. 11 kuiiaeae Call «e ley < Phon.- KK a-1344-M. hours; like new. Call altar I P. M. Aik for Mr. Jerelaaoa, BB 1-1124 er Uiea, aeaa 41 feet long: 17.144 dial holders taken from rar in At an- angel, 'actri. eefrigeratar. aad freei- Broad s!.. Red Hank. Nylon socl;a X!» Douglas Eleearlc Ca. II mrfiiilKifc FOUH-MJOrl led.n, rlu[d RE 4-I4H-M.* 4-4711 ta II,409 lor ceaplctc home oa your :ra. t'ka faaoua Mfera w.t.r puap. ile Highlands. No questionl asked. enta; nylon slips, I6.9«. regular (9.9S at.. R-d Wank. Pkona RE drive: good running condition, !2Mn; II-FOOT DORY, 4 k. p. WlMoa.1. laa- NAVEIINK—Furnlaked: sVr> let. Carenada Catalog. Everett H. Phone RF, «.t2«. nd tua> purapi. Nuaeraai .tker Iteaii. ylon Kwentcrs 1^.95, batiste gowns, reg- FOB IN»U«Ar.CS el aa.ieu.ee. M. "<$. open evenings nnd Sundays. William I. boardkdl: asll l er tradtde fof r outboardtkd. R taree-kedroem keaae; lamediat. eeeu- Tkaraa, BIBI'I Hlghwar. Middle. LOST—SMALL light and dark brown fiddletown Pluaiking and Heat ng Siip- ular I4.0K. »1.9«. B. M. Stout. Uarte buiMiaa. fl-tl Lcvine 43 Octiuiport ave.. West Long 1-5232. BE 4-IIII after l.» RE Ir Co. Higkwar Na. II, at He.ddta'a ._ney, Bent 4rat twe IBeMbl |lll dog: part terrier; license »o. 4S5 Ker- LXEARANfE SALE -- Mustiilo's. Tl Broad street Ubave NewUrre ot.eet Branch. 1.0 e-246« or_ 6-0_«22-J. SEAFARER — Akle^ eeaaoing eruieer ack, Illi aaek tkcrcfter. Dennla C lawa. orner, Middletowa. Ona aiila ..rla at EXPERT DRfVlNO instructions, team splendid eeaditlea; 44x12x1; built itan tnwnlhir. Mentifiration G. J. Fiatl. lid Balk. Paoae •£ 4-IITt. Opu Broad at., Red Bank. Shorts. 11.95 1»"42 PLYMOUTH "CLUB coupe, H4» lrae. Realtors, Pkeae Bit l-lllt.' , Nailtt Station. Reward.* r-shirts, 11.50; cuttnn panties, .*>( in safety, to drive iaf.lv. Leek for motor 7,0011 miles: new paint job; day', work by old-time keat builder wbe EAT RTILLMEN REALTOR. Large -ents: cotton socks, 'i'i cents; famoui the enr with two itecring waccli. Pioa. took great price la kl. wark: Besiive, IjtflM"^lC~r"lIjtflerM^lnCBaB4rla»alerl 7 r custom teat rovers. Passed last inspec- acwlr daeerated; axeellaat lacatlaa for parking space for your convenience. CjCLUUT *Or .leneci, Available immediate ilrefvients Large and enmnotent ataV tit. Beten la .tech. Hoa«ta» Bee. i<8f. ternity. sun dresses and sport clothes. 13 Defnrrest ave., Red Hunk, Ph"«f hmtlng; ittadjinc sail, auUmaUt lui . eciy* row. kgUii oLIiSMOllll.ri SIAIKtN wuguh. system. Wonderfal eH-ikore ashing Ir. Convenient te Fort Moamoutk, io«;'r off. UK 4-39B0. _ (lamp Kilmer end Earle nival depot. FIVE-KIMiMTECNGALOW. Large cor. Irli Ca. II Beat Front .tract. Paeae LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR— Fill "dirt, boat, or home aSeat fer retired couple. TTlSIBrW CARPET* Tke nSwiat WE BUT AND MIA urtklntl 5ffiifRTr«TE~~'SAT.r: — MustiTio's. II "1949 SPECIAL DEI.IIXF. Plymouth fou"f. Will iaerii.ee t. have pirrkased largei Call Mn. WJ. Adams, MA 1-117t. aer lot, In nice location. Two hath* IBelrpatlMI to now •• »'• * c*'»*! Conlentl at koaea. .tore., aaUtii, Broad at.. Red Hunk. IVttt-r woolei travel, top anil, gardens plowed; grad- door nilan: light blue: hiuter and dc yacht. Ashing I7.B... Bar Stlllmaa rUKNIiHED FIVE-ROOM hungalew~in reoB., hot w.ter, oil keat! lunporeb, ing; cesspools: blue stone driveways: CeaUrr » Broad it.. R»d Baak (Mean. aall.ra, attici, cklna, alaliwar., »• ilacka, skirts, suits, odd jackets, 20 fr..ster. rhonu RU 1-1221 or RE 4' owner, Shelter Cove, Cedar Grove, TOBI Little Silver. All til. bath, ital oak rloori. fir.piace; one-c.r garage I Eilll|W« IT. M.lcwalU. James H. Dean. Jr., H'i Lewis # 11,000 Marie Co« Agency, Comaacka t^or). E.tiwatM|laillL tl«uea, art akjeet. and all .rle-i. 3S44. River foot of Bay avc. Pkone Island •bower. Yearly lease. Na phone calls 'oSFLif'ff! furiii.hings "of a si»-room" it.. Ealontuwn. EA 1-0524. Heights 4-IK5I-R-I. Mrs. Kailth. UK Maple avc. Red Rank* Ir., Portaupeek. 1.0 4-1402. __ CAEHCTg AS5TH)Ci» kr Uokai kr.e. Buaeil'., tl tail Fraat *U atfet Sailtk. K.ngk.uilan. house. M Rcckliw |il. KE «-477:i."_ IN RED BANK—Sp.n Uraft Studio.. WI^HA^lIt^ Fbona RE 4-14*1. NEW RRD, SI'RINIi and " mattress for pleture fraalng; all aalatlnaa, etch- HIF.LtER COVE YACHT baaia, aa R.r. PAUL B. STRYKER. Re.lter. ParaM •ad ArtlooB in tk. neweit «Wf dej HELP We\NTK> negat bay. Cedar Crave, Tomi River, and aeasonakle koaes, apartaenti and tifM and fabric, ar. now oa dliplar at thia week only, *:iil. At Swgrti Fur- ing! and an|raving! nitands full-slie •tores. Write all forms of Insurance. and farm ntataa. State High. niture, Highway :i:>, UMIU^I, Middle- framcless mantel alrren. wlnaew t.l- not of Bay ave,; boat slip! for rant in earn" Center. I Bn.d It. Red E»k 8ED 11 RES—All aiiei, reaao.ikl 1 Bchnnclr l,,n>> • l.lnilea |<1 .I way II, lls!md=l, Phsni 110 1= jSecond floor. > ^ pricee. Recapping .n.nd repairing, all own Fir* comnanv. Itll fi-Jt'JIS. aneea, lawn slpna, framed mlTOra, 17 MMN WlfllllNG RTBADY tiiiiiiujllicnl 0397.' "'_ ' ' THREE COOD USFD ga» Ktovcs. in very i.un iHim si. rhiia. lir, 4>iiiva. _ uncheonelte oa dock: Esso gal: bathing lilt. rork juiuul.nl, Bw».r I Hkr-lrlk «» any or night shiftn. Apply in person. MIDDCETOWN—Three.bedroom eott.ge, ice *lation, Highway I gond condition, lift each. At Swart* INSUlit, YOUH ItOME business, autiv beach available. For discriminating ell- MHLDtNO MATERIAL* Ne..a II, mar t'lv Estey Metal Product!, 1 Catherine at.. ntele. Also waterfront and pine lotl unfurnished: available until March II. '. i iufpV.M, N.t!on»l Luakn C, orner*, Middletown. Furniture, H'ighwny 3^ opposite Middle- mobile and other property with Maw. Red Hunk - ATTRACTIVE HOMES in various COB. own Kire comtmny. RE fl-3'.M*.. _ klm Hrnthen. Real F.'atci and In-nr. or sale. |,',0| up. Convenient terms. 1*52: l«5 per rhonth. Another at •»:> unities, ranging in price froB 11.001 , taiitk «t?«tk «M, it tk* ralira.4. Of BALEU. M.w ^l«dr»w LIVE-IN JOBa AVAILABLE. Uoawa'Jc. »ay Stillman, owner. Phone Island per month. Dennis K. Byrne, Reeltors. •r uaed. Cnan.r Braa. lalee aad hf ini anc... 77 Broad it. Phone RE 4-0HI. general: cook and arst-Sooy; Srat- u» to 145,101). Marie Cox Agency, LAWN AND PORCH furniture re(mnte«vered Wilklna Mi>. Employment Agency, Tl Broad .treet O-FOOTTlNBtrARD aoter: perfect run !VE"r»6Nf—Two.story furnisk.d. ill* tor Sales. Pkoaa BE 4-4441. Ask fer ning r RAIL feaelng Mid aadrnunk; five tr>i. II.0A. Onen Sundays. BUSINESS OrrOniwNITIIS PROFESSIONAL employment .gen. •AhlNE PLYWOOD fowhoatril-fot utilities Permit uuickly gotten: 40glll, LI tBrToicrtorisJcni Helen Miller Pet Fhon. H'way 95. ilx Erlnrude Hi k. P. motor; an. real Port Menmeuth: 111. monthly, infer. Liking 1450. RE 4.4448-J after I. erected. N» - " cy. Office, sales, technical (only) niiked. Ray Stlllaaa. RE •••tit. Call »7ttr I P. M Ml S.OUI Phone Saturday miles north Red Bunk • old: ideal for river ar cartop kaat. Ask __ NO. 14 AND 18, on flnton aval, GREETING CARDS, Treasure Matter., Register. New positions open daily. Eatontowa. Walk to the bus and Pert il gabardine'.. r«g days after I P. __., _._ - FIPBI.ESS FURNACE, complete wltST put Ing HIS. ar will trad, far tclevlilea alar I14.ll. eale price !».( Freah atock, 15% general cards, 35% Charmi Building, «01 Bangs avc ual value. LO I.IIII.R. Menaouth. Each 10x170. Price 1141 WATlR>UMPl-Airtlaes71et and piL stove and water heater; 195. Apply holiday assortments; 1150 retail value; l~rt"lr each. RE 4-444I-1 after 4. ikattlM'i 14.15. all iliei. —v 44 First st.. Rrons^n._ _ AS 2-28:0. Hours 9 to t. Inter. LIATrtKBnlwrjSa WANTED TO RENT Mti Skat, 2. West Front it.. Red Ilia. IS" ?W with large birch floor case and amall _J>oird aiotor. AT I-IKI-M, 7)f—Little Silver, Corner "Willow dr. "* ¥aone%A*-'"" "' *****' CRIB ANfTCHEST set. hlul." clinir. train- storage* cabinet, neon lign, wire rack, views 9 to 1. Oiien Saturday. I aad Little Silver Point rd. Wooded, HlLLWoXiL PboKi — CaVncta aae"~.«»ni Ing chair, Totdy seat, extra crib mat- 12-FOOt ROWBOAT. all"lrliltee^_ WANTED BY RELIABLE people, three and accessories. Total value I»IO. Will to 12. eolid mikogany tranwa. Call RE 4- near station, stores, school; 75xl.',0, Aik. WDS RWittb-Kew Bed mada'o tTa arder. D. 4k 1. Company tress., btimper pads, carriage and carlell for |400, May ba financed. AT or four-bedroom house; reasonable; ng 1750. RE 4-444J-J after I. .,. .djuit.bl. hospit.1 bed. for ran rVobervllle, Phone EA H-014I-R-2. bed. RE «.j;s«.M. R9 Branch ave., luit 'be ye.r round. Wauld coailder X-I7I5. _ SALEflMAN-AWe to travel, to loliclt ATS—Oa Pine it.. River Plaza. Near New and used bedi for i.le. Call RE Red Bank. _ LlrEROTiTSeiSiflTTIfc buying oa contract. KE I-14I4.B. NEIGHBORHOOD grocery itore for tlelinquent accounts, Muat have car; ended, 24 feet long. Mult ka (ol school. Country setting, 100x315, 1.2111, alx for "P.ti.nt gerv.ee." Pro tainen. Alio a.veltie. for all oeealloni, TRAILER, TWO.WHFEt dVsiMi fcr-T, CTSflSfTOFfWO, thrte. four aadT^i" Asking 11.200. RE I.I44H-J after I.. delivery. South Jersey Surglc.l rent. Going business, Corner Button- |1UI) weekly ilmw plua bonus to manquickly no raMonakle offer refused. In These may be tilled with plants and with two-foot onk side boards: Strick- wood and Maple eves., Eatontown, EA rooa apartments, In range ef III ta II Bait Front it., Red Bank. lowcri froa our awn gree.homes. Spl- iiualifyintt. Write exiie• !"nce to Salei- quire Mahr'i Landing, near the kridg . .. hiiltt, steel and oak construction: new 3-1489 man," Box Ml, lied Hunk. 1123; radiui ef tea mile.. Kladly eon. rtoM. ALL-YF.AH, four-yeir^olt wak Florist, I* Avenue of Twe Riven. 4.50 x20 8-plv (Ires plus spare: brakes, at Highland... tact Sgt. Wend.le, HI 1-1101. eit. Ill SAVE AT WRin Furniture A luat off HintleB.n.'l Cora.r, er c. toKTocATlOHtS-A popular tavern in JANITRESS. MAItlllED family. Husband BHBjaawawaBaBaa^aaBsaBBBSBBaBanaBBaHBjinBaa cement bloek itueeo, duotherm keat. light!, tarpaulin, in-gate: excellent con- excellent location', plenty of parking m two water front lota. Riparian right!. — 1-11174. dition: I1S5. EA S.07K-M. employed or disabled veterans. Under- Bedding Ce., 11* Mea»e»tk at, facilities; 117,800. A gas station that stands care nnd work of ycur.'round •StrnenrTH. N.tl.n.1.' Three year is a real money maker; pumps 22,-25,000 SITUATIONS WANTID Bed Bank. XI 4-1011. old, model 1014, registers III.II csbin site. Clean, willing, honest, sober. gallons monthly, A real opportunity for Uo chamber work U-xtru pny.l Perman^ •even dcpartBenti, A-l condition, A a man with 110,000. Borus Agency, 400 BED BANK—Seven-rooB colonial. JTDET HURT!—Weir Knap* Aeetre 1-1715. BUSINESS NOTICES ent to right PBrty. Ke.. Large threc-raoa AMBITIOUS 11-YEAR-OLD hoy locking River rd.. Fair Haven. RE 4.|im. cottage, porch, plus $25 month y. * A 1 Built 1140. Excellent condition. ehoei for Ben and women,, wltk built LIFE TIME GATES. Air-craft lluaii.'im. for summer iok: driver ! Uceaie. Call II MAPLE AVENUE—r«ralilM4 taaan. In archil aad cushion inner «o1». C, ESTABLISHED rowboat liusincts; mod. 5.8S71 lirllcrosc M.inor Motel, Main RU 1.0414 keta-eca 4 aad I P. M.« On. .( Red Baak'l .Ma• t laavaalaat Attacked two-car garage. Center All slr.es. Immediate delivery. F. , VACUUM elemari repaired, any make locations. Call RB 4-141414. MM. Oawam. Clayton, LO w-HTJ-xg«.Utq.-l4. Dugan A Sena. Marlboro. FR 1-114 Alto* EUlitrl. Sk.p. II Whit, itraet. em equipment; excellent location; highway H3-34. Fnrminitdale. BOOstKCBTtR; i~ta~lOears' aiparl hallway; wall-to-wall carpeting; fin. THE MARYLAND. Boarding for elderly ikVl eo% OM BOOHNG laiateria •( ,—Tkrce euahinna, blue, with si ReRdd Bunk dwelling recently renovated. Ample WOMAN OF INTELLIGENCE to work ence, desires work locally: eflclen lined basement playroom, built-ia from home. a« PITSOIIHI rcprcientativc ar kaiiam itaaiaI. Yer»«rn ur IIIn alcal• • f ondl available. » in 1 itrlp .hintfl*. a cover III, l.mp t.bl. 110, end tab W E LOATTSOT U tires, no charge, wkile parking arcn. Asking 135.000. Terms competent Writ. "Bcokkcepr." Ba breakfast aook, .tall shower, glaia 1 d 1 tt r yours are helm recapped. Mount Tire arranged. Dennis K. Byrne Realtors. for the Curtis Circulation Co., nandlmi II. Red Bank. farnii js la M.tar el ta* colon. 14.50 •«•! •••«"" "1 ,*1 .» ,, ;, 15. Will consider reasonable offers. new and renewal snliscrivtions for all " l Il-M, door, lavatory downstairs, eombln. oo««c 12.40 roll; II.pound felti. I2.«< Phone Friday nr Saturday, RU 1.05M.R, Service, 75 Whit* |U Red Bank. PkoM Phone RU 1-1169.* atRa7~(WHITEi. II, weuld like taklag ail. Xalpk Mundr. Hlfhwar II, Ke.ni RADIO AMDhievctEshop; season just mainlines, over the ti lephonc. Training . HALL, Pair Have*. atlaa windows, icreened poreh, fully n WOOD _ rireplacer itover kindllag; HE l-»4«4. <• k.usework " " " K 4 t03J GENERAL "CONTRACTOR, landscaping. starting. Chance for a good mechan- given in your home. Subscription! may wltk kltekea insulated. Bcal buy at 124.000. Bl Chirlei H. Wilson'! wood yard. 31 be charged through Kevt. stores. Excel- wltk t«.»lilaa. NtiHoUlli 4 .a. <;. r.fri«.raS Peach it.. New Bere Shrewsbury. Plena grading, to? .oil, (111 dirt, cinders. ic. Have other intereat; reasonable. All GK"MA"N~cKWIAN CT«mL waMwanti worarkk bby dadayy ' I-I4U. little: like new. Call RE 4-44I8-I equipped. Stop and Shop, 15» Main it, lent commissions and ^ bonus. Write, IE 4-1144. vei. manure, .enpools and drr wells housework anal plain coaklnir, Writ) CIt, drivcw.yi repaired. Lionel llaci. Kcamburg.* tn Postoffica Rax In, Red Bank. l Show and breeding Pkona RE 4-08*1. SAXiSStSIiV—AiTpfiT"i"o»~Shrcwibury BELFORD—Vary airy and aew modern PORT MONMOUTH—G. I. opportunity I NEED ROOM—Will Mtrllce aa>r UtfDErGRWfErrGRAWAft nurse .a vaeatloa furnished raea. Kltckea prlvilcgei AUTO RADIOS— 8alei. service. Eipert nve., Red Bank. . will lubitltute while doetor'e ar den J|J rooms; 10x200i all year: fur- fine pie«el of qu.litr UHd furri. repairing, t» rear, etperletce. Moftlli eoTfK'-miUSKKEEPER. Sleep in, per Goad location. Close ta bui Ua.. aa nished, I7,(ioi), G, I, |onn«, Rummer r&KJm far Jre»ln.. "I AUTOMOBILES lallruad nation. KK 4-0J14. »l.k.4. Mr.. Corn H.rjTk. »•* Mj| tur». For epecial valuee, ace ut Haw. Radio-Telcvliion Service, E R, Csrllle, mimrt. Fond of children. Nt> laun rental! I25» up. Galllna, .11 41th at, 4 MI441«tawn. Phona MI «.037!!L 5018. >>(« PLYMOUTH. Chevron blue, full; l!.5«_mnnthly. HU_1.-M7»._ ..lihcd, la priv.t. kerne. Bus .tap»IX.R()6. S MOtJSE-New. All brick" nnd equipped, sunshade, rear seat speaker, FOft~"CARPENTEU work; experience. at door for ran track and Fort Mon- Itone. Three large bedrooms, large ANTIQUE MAHOGANY ehett ef draw. BACCtVtHt tAlLO*. Clesnlng aad WT,UXbT."lltB^i"k«ird"?kll« fer work. prelilag, etc.: .1.0 wark aad dren back-up light. Very clean condition. RE all around man. Stiwdy employment. aouth. Twa 4—n tnm Bread at. RE wreened porch, fireplace, oak Soon: ga. era at_. aacrince. Phone RE !-»» p Ing mother; reaianabie. For further «.4««5.R. _ Kl 5-4«l0. _ 4 rage; full basement. Chole. location, paantan . Bur direct and safe. Baeeo'i nformation call RE I.»«»7.J. WESttNGH()U8E fulTeite range; extt PantPan , loop, :• Walt Fro.t it. RedCHEAP TRANSPORTATION~~- Pontiae SALESMAN-'EAnfJlNCS of I2D to 140 LARGE COMFORTABLE reea fei Bhrewibury. BE 4-2491.M. BJ>«Bj04l£W4W ^- ajBss a** v~-t —— — " "•> ^ ------good condition. Bargain at 150, Cal coach, six-cylinder, 19.31; very good daily and more in exclusive, territory. gantlmaa, la private keg.. In Allan. •triagi and Kant-Wet a»ttr..i. Excel- livery truck or lorlst. Cali" before RE S-2SJ6-1 atterJP. M. ItPt'lC TANKS «nd cesspools cleaned; running condition i heater, sealed beam The firm is nntion-wide, leader in it II. Hlgjil.adl, fkea. AT I-4III-B af. HOUSE-la Red Bank. Tea rMBI, coaditlea, practically new. Phone ANflyUE9~Bran Vandelabra: Heppl? «llo drr welli, drains Installed. Es- headlights, Prlee 1130. j. R. Rue, Jr., field, nflcririK a much needed aervice fo .':'• A. M,, AS I.4I7I.J ar aaytlau white chair, Llneoln rocker, two blue whew^v ^'•eT **vseaya) aateatsee^ «...*»BB4l«ymaje Jt twa baths; lot 46x1411 kot alt tlmatea given Osca--•r Backer- , 4T 8*t. Telegraph Hill rd, Middletown' every type of small business-. An estab- HE 9*2nS4, ^^ iH-Furaliaed reomi;; wltk Utca- •nd white Wedgwood jaiper j.rdlnlerei, ond et.. Fair Haven. Phon. RE 4.1444[ . mo'CiJVRoXEflitS pickupi ; like lished following of enthusiaatlc users in BOY-HIOHTIcHOOL MBlor. wlshec a*, en privilege.iil . PPkonh e BU 111741-1174.** keat, .0.1 fin. Sale prici 17.001. Irlik Setter.'. Feditreed. teglitered pattern glaea, Briatol oil lamp, Limogci sitlon: A.I refereneei; reliable an Bowmaa and Axeliea. gE 1-0147, kl CIIRU110jl new; 10,000 miles, Call RE 1-2225-J New Jrrscy assures n lucrntlve connec- aW<3LErTK)Cltrl=(i.VtleBs» predr bouillon eupa and eaucert; mlicellaneoui IRON RAILINQS tag t*rckaa, auie. after 4 I*. M, tion. (Jive full dctnils of past expert. courteoui, Phene RV 1-14II-W. rable: private dwelll.g, acw furnish- IJiirT^fT^LE^foR-dSpnfrV? lt<-ma. RK I-S2>«. at price before 10% tax and mar,' w.yi, gu. Mad. I* •refei kr SM> WE HAVE ON DISPLAY a fine aelec- once. In lint writing. Write Territory, iagis alio living room-bedroom mite, ATLANTIC HldHUNbs; Reduced in dert Caapany, tl rMra at • *Ht tlon of used carl. DeRidder Buick, Box Till, Red Hank. private bath, yearly or leaaonal. Reas- quick sale) A comfortable two-bedroom ficturing Inercaie. New prtee IIM-J SPECIAL THIS WEEK—Manr tin. Oar arie. llll.f '•. River Road Rid Inc., 113 Monmouth it.. Red Bank. HOUSEKEEPER, to take care of houl REAL ESTATE WANTED onable reatal. Must be Maa ta ke ap- >Be, larg. living room, fireplace, mod. •t. Red B»nk. Phon. RE I-IIM. rcelated. RE 4.3574-J. em kitchen, play room, two bathrooms. • Inc. HE 1.4247. „ uiu.l ealuee. It pay. to wi.lt Phone KK 4-2089. and 12-yenr-nld girl for businesi cou. pl« in Keyport: sleet) in. Call South Am. screened porchi garage: hot water oil 'OT. t cu. ft., refrl.er •ur ehowroom now: wltl ucrlnea— TOKO POWER MOWERS now on hand, 1»1» PONTIAC STATION wagon; good HOUSE IN RED BANK: good nelgkbor. condition. Phone HI 3-1491-14. boy 1.10S4 ID A. M.-« P. M. Broad (treetl (Ingla'aad doubla. RE heat. Walk to town and achool la ftva ator. In excellent opMJitfng eon need raem. RuteU'., !S Eait Front l»il sstock. New features.' Limited hood; oil; garage: ta 112.110. Writ. minutes, Right off Bcrnic blvd. Imme. 19.1 OLDSMOBILE COUPE, ais-cylln. SALESLADIES—Thoroughly experienced l.litll. River Road RndJa .nd TV et. lupplyupply. MMonmouth Mower Shop, Branch, "House," Boa 111. Red Baak; diet, occupancy, 11 Highland pL At. porrt .«.. Portaupeek. Phon. LO I. der: very dean. Call KB 1-0325 after in dresses, cunts ami nulls. APPI fWO IU1K1SHID •4~WiSt Mctianino, Steinbach Co., Broad •t.. Re LIST YOUR PROPERTY wltk Graisla. il.. Bed Bank. Untie Highlands, Call AT I-004I-M ger A Heller. Ceaplete icrvlce la real Far couple. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS; Thrce.famTTy OOMTENTS OP THREE homci; llv- KVINRUDE I'.i OUTBOARD aotor OMtH MANNS, nason »nd~pla«eret. rniluRD STATION wagon; body and Bunk. estate and mortg.ge 1a.m. Call Law. COMFOllTJABLI E ROOM, dellnble neigh- I960; little uie, I1SS. Inipect a SURsTTitAtD" FOR 9-months-old baby berhood: a.ar bu. line te Fort Mon- house. Two block, from' center of ' Inf. dining, bedroom lulte; com- No job too laiall or large. 119 Lin. motor in excellent condition; I22S. rrnre^J. Schilling, IE I.2I0I or RE I- town, near schools and churches. Imme. Shelter Cove, foot of Bay ave., Ceda coin it., R. F. P., Middletown. Phone DAD Company, Monmouth rd., Eaton- must be capable of Hkinr over care ol jcuth aad N.w York. Phon. RE " |i mleto household furnishing!, Rui- Grove, Tome River. Ray StlHman, Wi RE 439MW expected infant. Referencel required 0421/ dlatc occupancy. Good income property, RE I-39H1.W. town. Phone EA 3-0044. 115,000. Call for appointment to inspect. .»'», tl Bait Front at. kin« rd. at the bay. AINTER. fiTir^HEVRotErTHZ -...... Sleep in. Other ndn kepi, RE 4-40I.V LARGE FURNISHED room: clean, coat- JAHSAs I'M GBT OltCORATUR A(iD «aM BEAUTY OPERATOR; full or part-time, SteJ!aJ}riskjeJ_agej!t^EJM4!>l.^__ JAHS-AS I'M CBTTING too eld i. c kingerer.. _.. army type iron stake body; very good fortahlc aad conveniently located. 11 any more, will sell my jars and ran condition. V. Arena, Highway II, Port Good salary «nd commission. Write, Maple avc. Red B.ak.* SIX ACRES—250-foot front! 3'4 mllei TRAILER. rACTORY made; heavy m Wkn mtwrlnca, WBitlmtt. .... te Red Bank. Beautiful location for ning pot: canner holdi leven jari. Mn i Caaa.n, 44J Shrewsiir Mnnmnuthuh . Phonhnee KE 4-1417-R1417R. call or see Vincent'* Beauty Salon, 10 COOL" AND~ATTRACTtVE "doubl.' o four wheela, individual luipenilo Mary Robinson, Palmer ave., juit .1 ggl'eii. Louli Caaa.n, 44J ShrewsKiiry country home. RE «-Q3,,T.M-a. •teel flat bed trailer, electric brakc ave.ve . Red Bankank. Phon. RE 4.4054.W4405440544 W . 1937 tlODGE SEDAN, In very good con Linden pi.. Red Bank 4^I4_2O. single room: five alaute. center c Keansburg gateway.• WANTlb—Mortgages fn any amouats. Made tor towini 18-foot boat with ca CARPfNTERTPAINTERRPfTERTPRTPIRR , .crcen doors dition, for lloo. Call Swarta Furni SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL: steady «... town. II Hudion a*.. Red Bank. 11 PORTABLE GARAGE, suitable for made and hung, rmperhanging, cab. men!, unnd wnRcs; nn Sunday work. 4-Oill. Quick lervlcc. Must be well located four new «-pl> keavjp tirei. RU tureJighwBy 3,1. RE |.»H. propartlei. Roliton Wnterbury, Realtor ur workshop. Will comidir any real Inets mada to order. Phon* RE 4.0438. Apply Charles Restaurant, It Monmtmth rtl.il I ROOM IN FAIR HAVEN: lingl. er data- onable offer. Can ba aeen at 1»S Mi HSB1LE. Call A', and Iasuror. II Wen Front it. RE I. TJ7"i7ir7T ML.,t.t , lk*riRe| dIfelJIP. Hunk.. * kl.i n.w koaac half klock ta bul. TS—Young matched pair an chanlc at., Red Bank, after 4 P. M. MUST SELL AT oKcE l»40 Packard VANESSNE3SA KENIdLB affat. LIIISIIII. ass,, ait B-eej • •0*11 la, ma i>i Allmi Electric Skop, II t3PE"RAtoRS—Experienced lingle needle. car. (ar your pati wklle row ara away, Convenleat and quiet. Phea. RB lei. Danny Poteet. BE I- EAST HOUSE—Antiques bought _. 6-cylinder aedan; motorr overhauledovrhauled. PAWT CoVWlM CUTTAOE. gecluded" JbELUXE lo-gal. glei.-llned h While it. Phone RE 4-0411. rood rubber, new coveri, Sacrificed for Time work, kood working eonditioni. Bathing, clipping, flataaa Sh.pherd lold. Pine ihavlng mirror, pine to: Apply in person tn J. and J. Sportawear location on hill. Urge studio Hying water tank with ID-gal, oil drum, ftl CARBURETORI and' aagnetoe rebuilt. EA 3-0ISI-W. puppies Temrxnant goiraatced. Collie ROOM, DINGLE ar double, neit te bath room, dining room, kitchen, dressing tings and 8-foot galvanised stove pir box, lolid brasa mailbox, marble to| Company, 2'ii Mnin s!.. Keansburg. at Mud. Photw M.1 I-Oltt-R. .diannt builneil lection. One ath. tables, old china, glau, etc.; good ute< Q.lck, fartery workm.nihip, Deuflns Itii STUDEBAKER H-ton truck. room, two bedrooms, bathroom and lav. and damper; asking 130. cost II 1>: tot Electric Co.. II Salt Froat It. Red condition. 171 Lake it,, Oakhunt. WOMAN TO CLEAN small house and .joaer. Busei at deer, 114) Bread it, atorr, automatie heat, two fireplaces! year* old. Cal any time. Corner Leon furniture, five wooden Venetian blinc iron every otlier Wednesday or Friday. Red Beak.* three permanent wooden awningl. Hill Bank. Phone RE 1.0111. LO 4.II044-M. picturesque landscaped grounds. Rower ardvllle rd. and GarnrlGarflsld avc.ave., Belford.Belford * Lincroft-Holmdel area or own traninor. larder, two fish pools, brook. Charm- way 94 and Valley dr.. Naveiink. K I4.IOCP. SBRV1CB n tk* nptlr •! lt)4H PLYMOUTH two-door black; tatlnn preferred. Call RE !-08»7.M-2. WANTED MPi£CE blNING room «.t, blond I-0584 before It and after 5 P. M. foam" seat cuihiont. undereoated; ingly furnished: 1150 per month, ye.r —--id._ Call after IP." -'-" ple; food condition: l«5. KE VEGETTBLE~PTANTS—Broccoli, caul radin »nd alt.trical appllaioia. radio, heater, fog llightsi hts!! (1,100(1,10.. W. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: no cook- tfARTMENTS around. ing: sleep In or out, Telephone RU flower, bruisel sprouts, cabbage and W. nil tar and d.llver. B.rold'a EkEekertt . 21 HHowardd ave., K.amburgKb . PUNO—Aar klad. aar a«rfltlaa, H. IUVERIUVERSIDS E HElGlTTS^i(?wTh7eeTSegT k«lej_2!> cents a doten. AT 1-1747-W. Ridl. aad Electri. Shop. II Wart Phone KE d-2384.* 1.1087.' Tirnt, Ml Mala M, LakMraad. Pkaae room semi-bungalow. Stairway to ex. __ THREE ROOMS, batk. mod.rnlitlc kitch- panilon attic; attached garage; full baie. excellent eonditioni all THAYER FOOTING baby carriage an Front IU Red Bank. fhon. Raj 1012 STUDEBAKER; good condition; YOUNG MAN, steady position, Apptr LA 4-1110. Thiyer Toddler. Call RE 1-4432 be four-door icdan; I1S5, Call RE I. Atlantic Glass Compnny, 21 Maple OLD FURNITURE, .atlaaea, aklaa, tsaM- en i twe klock. from all traaiporta- Bent. Price 114.500. Weart-Nemeth unite: table top: 150. LOjyijMT^ 4.2744, tlon, Businell eoupll preferred, Agency. 42 Broad it. Phone RE |.22to.» WHUL CHAIRS RENTED—New delu fore ii o'clock. (IfliO.- ave.. Red Bunk. Phone RK 1.8840. war., art .ktecti aad bric-a-krac Ian* then. chrome wheel chairn for rent, Reainn* ANTIQUE SHOP—Cherry drop-ienf t AUTO INSURANCE—Special low rates medial, calk (ar lartking aad every. T 1.058,8. SHREWSBURV—Thrfr-bVdroom rinch' ESIELLE SINCE 1D20. G.neral paint EXPERIENCED MAN to work Wltk [AUTIFUL LARGE room, prlvati home. Hot water oil hrat; lot »0il7». Able. New and usid chairs for tale. Call ble with drawer: Iron garden chain for farmers. Call Donald E. A.ay, full MI 5-O44».» 'ing. RuKll'a. 11 Eait Fraat it. Pkaai RE 4-2114, aak for "Patient Service." Victorian loveseata, chairs marble to] ing contractor. Property maintenance time agent for Allstate Insurance com horses. Phoni ~ ,1111. poreh facing ocean;ihare kUehcnani Living room 20x24. Prlci 117.000! on imall and iarga eitatei, paper hang, fflltl Free delivery. South Jersey Surgical washltands, tables, etc. Main it., n/x pany. Sears subsidiary. RE I..04I. GIRL: CLEANER in Mlddlstown Village. HIGHEST PRICES (or yaur ehiaaware, dlnett. with on. eeuple; adulti. LO I Weirt-Nemfth Agency, 42 Broad it, ing. plain .nd decorative painting. •(> For Information, come in or phone M 1531. a RE 1-2240.* Supply. 33 Eatt Krnrit »t,, RcdJBank. to_fire house, Port Monmouth.* "A LITTLE OUT THE WAY, kut Ifll gltiiw.re, aatlquea, Ma. lin.na, fural. WX¥HlH(J MACHINE. Norne. Vriiifer Mount m Red Bank. Phon. RE I. S.05411. THE MOST IDEAL three-reoa furni CRT BANK—Weitslde. Two-bedroon LABY'S COAT, perfect condition, an •1*1. to pt\y." Carefully selected, low mile, ture, lamps, ilatuai, .Uveiwarc, bric-a- L type, with timer', brand new, never two seti girls' winter outfits: ieavini brac, paintings, Jawelrr. Call •« lor aa. apartment; private kitchen, batk am bungalow with expamlon .ttic. Hot ngc ran. Outstanding valuel, all priced COOK AND HOUSEWORKBR for tw. I .Ir heat, full basement. Price 11.100. vied: reaionablr. Cal EA 3-14*11. for South America. Phone RE 4.14S». WATCHES AND JEWELRY repairing. below the prevailing market; 1141 Puick family; Thursday and Sunday off; piece or many, RE Hill. porch facing ocean. For lummer er all SMALL UPRIGHT piano, excellent condl- MINIATURE PlNSCIlHfS. twoTnont Guaranteed work. Vasily Chiridnikov, Super sedan, 1947 Buick Super ledan, sleep in; 140 per week. Writ! "A, B.aEVVIWu Ha'HIKH, All kladi bought, year round. Muit b. seen ta appr.cl.ti tlon: price 1200: 14-fout cedar row. old: very reasonable. Two males and 183 Shrewsbury ave. RE fi-3878-W. 191« Mercury convertible coupe, 1141 - " Box 511. Red Hank. II to till caiki .Ii. ca.h regliters it; adulti. Call LO I-Ult. toat 135. Phone RE t-0069-J.' Chevrolet club coupe, 1946 Plymouth FOUR-ROOM unfurnished aparta.nl one female. Call HO 9-7941. WE PAY highest price, for your poul- BOY—MUST hnve driver', licenle. from 110 to till! typewriter! It to M low WILL SACRIFICE Kenmore deluxe au- try. Write or phona, Lang Braarb club coupe. 1947 Chevrolet convertible, llto; adding machine, etc. Win cal lit; ilx-rraa unfurnlihed apartaent. ..i "?J ' 5»*jaa»loa attic: let tomatic waihintr machine, A.'10-K-inch 'DACHSHUNDS -- Thoroughbred!: ma; Maurice Schwiirtz A Som, 141 Welt I7S. Call Swart* Furniture. RE l-llll. 135, female 125: black and tan, re l-IJlit, in North Broadway. Lnn. I »47 Chevrolet Fleetline, 1947 Dodge se- anywh.rewhere,, anytimeanrtlta . Pkon. EA 1-141 140x200; large dining room, hot water television set; full conBole, with doora, Branch. Kwtrhl'a f.lvc Poultry M.rr»t. dan, 194'J Chevrolet Fleetline sedan. Front st., Red Hank. Highway IS, oppoilt. Mlddl.town tin ell heat: full dry basement: |1J,5OO. Q. E. phonograph radio combination. brown. Mrs. E. Andersen. RE 6-0201-J. 11*47 Chevrolet four-door ledan, 1941 ANTIQUES—BM'ItiUES—Beat Irian paid. KAN'S ENGLISH bicycle; good Condi LAND SURVEYORS—Party chiefs, |1.5 •war., plctarn, atataaa, *«««•?* *«•"«». « Broad it. El Moving out_ofatate. EA S-otHe^W. C, JOS. SMITH, contractor, window Dodge four-door, 1940 Oldl ledan, an hour, plus time and a half over 4( . iii tlon; three-speed gear shift, hand . . old nvelren, illv.r. fli FAI Three furnlihei WASHING MACHINE, good condition, waahing, wood trim, kitchen and 1947 Dodge pick-up, 1141 Plymouth tu- hours, 48 hours a week, I18Q} lnttru< l.mpi, Pint Seer. Large lawa. Mcar Convenient ta brakes; racer type. Bought in England, bathrooms, eelling and aldcwalli, Phoni dor. 1911 Buick acdanette, 1147 Chevro. tun, MonBoutk .Maty, hook <»H. Phone KE 8-19it9-J, ment men. |l,fiO.|I.H0 range. Draft!. Oilman. II 8prlnpringt it. BE 4.0141-1 atcni, buiei and' "cchooli' sol.. . YearlYearly leaie Red Bank. New ranch atyle. Three. Phone RE 4-4S45-W. 811 River RE 6-uato, RE H.SI52. let club coupe and 1941 Ford club coupe. bedroom horn.: attached nnget auto. WoRKLINE'CTtlH, m.ttre.. and ward- men, II.60-11.uo. Hodmen |1.20.|1.50. 0X0 BUILDING)1NGS w.ated t. wreel III pir month. IT Clay it.. Pair H.ven. Fair Haven.* C. JO8 SMITH, contractor. Old aihcitoi Many others. Lowest down payment, Lncntion, Eutontown. Apply atternoonl ONE-ROOM, kitchenette aad lavatory; matle heat: lot 7.1x150. Price 114.101, robe: aingle bed, box ipring and matWASHING HETa y Spln.hr longest terms passible. Veteran 10% br experienced wrechcr, i. 1. Bennett Weart-Nemeth Ageney treie, lighht blue. MMoving, mult Bell. ihlngtes water-proofed and made like to Mr. Lnrrabce or Mr. Da Carmo 41 Son Wrecking- Ca, Belford. Pkoai 141 a aonth or 111 a week) luitabli 41 Broad it. 1 treie, excellent condition; 175. Call AT down, Id months to par. Open Sun- II4B East Main st., Freehold Phne HI nimw new, with carboxite protective coating, KE 4-1I7I-W. for on.. Pkone RE 4.1411.* Phone 177«-J. five different sinttf! colors. Free dem- days WiUinm J, Levlne, 41 Oceannort PUPPIES—n-im- ENGLISwH ««tt«r>, whltTwRh MEN—ONE of Now Jersey'* oldest an PIANO—Small upright Iplnet er Bab: BLOCK FROM FORT Monmouth. fur. -HwH r'our-ronm bungalow! UPRIGHT PIANO, ...wing machine, pi onstratioinn att yo youur hehome. . GuaranteeGuaranted nve.. West Long Branch, LO 4-2448 or aaa-aen plot. Price |S,00«. We.rt. black marking*; very strnng and «flB22J liirgest compnnies has openinici il Grand. No dealsri. Writ. Mka aai nlshed: gn. witer, heat, electric la. a healthy: malei. Reasonable. Fhone RE atove. Phone HU 1-1247-R. fof r threth e yeara. F1IAA financefi . RE eluded; gang.. Ceuple d.ilred. Va- manuat, mechnnicul and clerical gradei your prlea to "Spinet," la* 111, ~ BE OPPORTUNITY SHOP—Antliiues: El 4-0MO RE flMIJ 19:19 CHEVROLET suburban; all metal, Bank. caney July IS. Can be .aaa now. Fred pire side chairs, slip seats; cherr and can tine men between the agei o: TWO \t BEDS and ipring. mattretiea: SPECIALIZING IN mason anadd piasterpt . good motor, heavy-duty trailer hitch, IX and 35 for permanent position! Ii TO BUT—Empire Stat. Diamond, Gol Zlto. I* Wolf hill avc, Oceanport. ~ XXvislSk niVtRrRTWTTQualnrceii: drop.leaf tabls, marble .top furnitiu nverlnail springs; seats, eightight, Good for 8-0042.* tury-old eolonlai. Living- room, fire. good condition. Aim double flame oil pine furniture, )>rasB, rnpprr, patter IIng . PhPatchworkk, JohJhn DonatoD , JrJ . pg; thU area. Cinnd pay, wnrlilnkT condition! and Silver Compiny. W. Mr klghesi Burner; 115 each. S3 Normandle pi., Phone RB n..V.':,!l. contractortt ; 12312300. HOO 1-781178122 or Ml ','.-and a ten! opportunity for rapid ad< FURNISHED—Two rooms ana bath Place, kitchen, glas.en.screened porchel, and cut glass, china and bric-a-brac, W pricea for your dlaanaadi, gold, ailvi four bedroomi. three baths, screened Sea Brlrhl. KB 'J-Idni. ^_^- O4.S7.' vancetneiit. Previous experience de and brie-.-brae, Estates bought and a rlv.t. poreh s Frigid.Ire, Phone AI buy and sill. The Matthews, 115 Broad CESSPOOL CLEANING, building ceil. P ileeplng porchel: two-car gargg. with sirnhle lint nut necessary. Apply Stati praised. All appraisal, free. Room i.GM8 way. Keyporl. KB 7-I44*. pool septic tanks, dry wells, draini, TFftlCK. HALF TON Chevrolet pickup, Employment nflire. 4« Esst Front at. YOU WORKED hard for your Wood dealer. Sawing jobs. Trucking. .19 12 Broad it., Red Bank, Pkon. RE LD—Three room, ind ait HTT.rpei; o good condition, repainted; motor over- Red Rank, between fl A, M, and 12 nooi ««•«. for a,p»«tntTffnt, and vi.w: 127,S00. Mlnuih Anne*. money, Now, let it work for you. Peach it. New Buro Shriwsbury. ~ hauled. Call Saturday or Sunday AT furnished: all heat, hat ntn, etii Bumioon rd. PhonPhone RU i.imi.e "«'""' three months old; 1100. Call RE on Monday. July fl, ^^^ trie, gai; all modern convenl.aeei. Prl Inveit wlwly through A. Frank MI4JMI4-J.. ' • 4.1I4H. S. H. Wllsnn. I.IMS-W. HJ-A Chapel Hill yd., Mid- TO BUY—OLD bockl, m.pi, doeuaienti HAA MIOBT-VuralihedMIOBTVlhd. living roorf •II. • WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID In bache about California aad th. West. E/ vat. entrance. Av.liable at once. fi Creenhall. Mnnmouth Securitiei Co, GfRt'fRtSS BICYCLE reasonable price," ALL KINDS OF ODD jobs done. Truck. 1941 PACKARD COACH, extrai. A ate.l Vought avc. Call fer appelntment, fireplace, modern kitchen, brukfait 1 ARD COACH#, !or's home: sleep In. Call Friday J-0IS7-J, er writ. II Callage »vc, Sat Waljace it.. Red Bank.' Ing and moving . Cellars, attics ami # K-07I1-J,- alcove, two bedroomi. hath, iteara oil Kelly Building. RE «-l'07. at UUHH : RE «.O34».«34» to 10 P. M. AT 1-0430. 1 1 r ROOM AIR CONDITIONER. Phllco: yards cleaned. Will pay rash for your 1940 OLDS KOURVlioOR sedan, radio VWlstAH WAHW to bur from attlcT FOUR ROOMS, private bath, all utllltlnt £"" I! ?'/ iT." •"•< «"»> rl.hti ton! 1947; reasonable price. KE train. Call KE 6-0584.J before II A. M, nnd heatert excellent meehanleat con- MAN TO HELP gardener four d»ya garage. Available July llth. Ph.n. LAST CALL—Lovely freih mw plant!: nnd after B P. M. week; must have own transportation. blaek horsehair chain, m.rble tap ta- tomatoes, marigold!, xinniaa, coamoa; Bill. dition; I29K. Open evening! and Sun- blei, waihitaadi, er wkat have you old oyall V'sC * I Uea^re' ^ FETED—fflffJ—FKfitJ=^jTL7F. "quail PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, .13 days. Wilinm J, Levine, 41 Oceanport Write "Man," Ho.v Ell, Red Bank, giving KE l-im-I or writ. Bos 111, PolHoDBRrl TWO-ROOM furaiihed apart WAWMHoMT JKWKL nuhot living 15 cents l>tr dozen. Snow-on-lhe-moun> age anil experience. ^^ ropm, fireplace, lnr«e screened porch tain Irei.. |(K_«-431 tj. Maihes, atarter, ffi: grower, 14,7 yuan experience In metropolitan area, »vi., West Long Branch. LO 4-244D or Monraouth.' ment; rant free to loblr. reliable cou oTer'ooklnj wntcr three bnrlronmi, bnth, layer, 14.70: dairy, |9.«0; horse fei Interior and exterior work, plastering «.'IB22.J, MAN, ONE DAY WEEK to mow lawi TO BUY POULTRY or truck faraj, I pis or person employed In steaneburg mademlied Mtchen, ntitumatlc hcut, ATOflTATlC COAirstoktr, bin '*• JCrTTioX, GOOD condition: splcari lining, Delco battery shocks; clean and Bed Bank.* ve.. Atlantic HlghlnndB. AT 1-1754-M, I walll coveringsvg;; iminleimined flgns, hnshnww- YOUNC l'KIISON wanted for frnnkfur cat, three year, old) complete!! WlNGT^STtlSyTSTrvTT: Aritliuny Ciinlrier.' >imn; lilt. TelephoneRU I-U J4«-J, rardsd . KedecnrntKd e your kikitcheh n now, priced right, Hill ant) Greg's Tyclnl ft... trr tlunil. Apply High J'oint Mr«u houiebroken. Owner ka. acquired new BARN APARTMENT—Three rooms am lag. home. Five rooms, bath, (Ire- Wll-i. HACKlVlCrrcnld-Spot nfrlgei Him, Mnnnimith it, and Maple live,, Red bath I two mllei te bun available lav C(ll-ME>ll|'l'lr:S,i;iirrtiVilTrlvrwi"ek"a Mtiil new lii'tiilty with painti . WWriit haus AT 1 -OTilH. puppy. Only person with aa children plMe, .orner cunbonrda, enclosed lor: lierfet't condition: Ihree-bun rVrva.ll llnv »«'t. V'n* -sllrnati'i , Itlllvk/ nnd experience in handling eat. m.y ap- mediately | 145 monthly. Phone RU porchel. Nice plot with shrubs, "iJJ "Id: very liUMHinlile. I'hi.lu. I'H «. Kns xtove, itvfii and broiler; fern stMt KXI'KltlriMUD :lrls fur ladln b "HMO NASH fvY(i7l>o6R Milan. V,IT ply. Write "Persian Cat," Box ill, R 184S«J.* I5I'4. litily'* new entile hnnd hnr, iHtly'a n 11111,1, Illl/KH SK'HVH'r!; Inn niiil a wi'iiriiut n|i|iiiril; (Fiiml pnhltinn for tit 0 MI U 1 1 unoil ciiiiilllinn, >J»r, • mlln, IIIIIIM Hank. R-RooMAPSHr MINT, all ImpToV HOThiiNr"r:i.t:cTHlc i.i ",,iiil"i-m," I ,,.MIMI .1,,,, . >,,r i UK «.'!.,». • r - {III .lit I, rnilil, •rnvi-1, I'll, ''''T^"* " " ' *«"«• f V1| K fill-' 11111I >|iulliKhl. Tan lie HMI nl (inlT riiihl inf.otiH. Apiily Ailams Shop, 1 HIL..K. (TED BANK fialry offers stead ments: inower, new gal itovc, II iliti'Mi; Inui IMIIIKII ami mm, KK ll(ll)Nirr,4.INCll vuilriut .lininf IHII ItH «-.".li.U. llrimil si., llnl Hunk. ATplNKRlVERFRoNTrfr 4.1l<< Sliiliiiii, .V.! H11M Frnnt St., or phone RE ..II year market, In strict accord wi quire next door 10 Paradise Grill, rnu light ful acres. Rorucnu* I rues, Slv.voiim »luhI chain, aldeboHrrl, >irvinir tali! AIJI'TKINKKII YKARS >if ex|ierii.ni. (i-:ill!l4-.l after 4 1.10." HOIIKKKKPKH, dill IIIUVKOJ mnnvifnvlil regulations establlshrn by Ofne.it nf Ml a.1, near Five Cnrnrrs, MlrirlUtnwn,* ccitloge, bath, pine mnellrd living rnnm. 1('E ' R(JX, IHiLllS' I Mi-Kill ~lr.B.~<>Mci"; with drawers, !«.«•, rneVIng rhsir, I Any typr of sale, nnywhurr, Try m into FORD FOUR.DOOR ,.,l.n ; i.nin. ing rxlirriencp prcfprrnl but not, •» Industry, Prompt payment twice month tWb~7fND"THRBE;«OOWb7fNDTHRBE«OOMM furnliheflih ; Iilclure windows: automatic nrM See. P P v0 comnllr mfn ( large mshngany living room t«hl», I h»si.r; lood condition, Phone RE 6- aei* iifc '""' * ^ * t Mce Hm .f.rilin, gnsranttrd. Carl Dill 71 • •ntial. rhnne Mr, Erlkic'n, HE l-IOt Ir. In nrnduran making .lean milk, tut .parlmanta. II Froipect avi,i Atlin •r.l outbuildings: I2r,((ion, liliiugk EA l"HI4^i CiDiaTI II,, fllltllld. n I.041M!,' O47I.J.' lor appointment, ing I.I ta 4%. til Hlihlinil. Phoni RU 1-OTI.w.* lnu" ttAirn MM *, itVU, EfTATE rtW MU t/el»t» *f SMU'H;ilfKIATIM, (»n IIIMI AMI ATLANTI : TOWNSHIP IN TUB There, will ba • rvuMnafw Mfe at . , ck. All-rear eraaad keuae. PiM< have a few koaws we eaa atll under Silver; oiodernired eeven-rouBi dwell. — koaM. Liviaf raaaB Z^'ull'j Im. the estate of fain tie'-pi.^il w ' i b»> a lltj- AUTHORIZING TUB IsstANft IH i.V MUNMiiUTH. NEW the f'niMl of the Holy ComBtjaUin t Jtttbet sir farnace. fall caller; twe-car v« otkat sica ait« raagit, 1'» katkt; e $% of •I:,,SII,I HtiNlis OR MiTES (IK THE Karaae Including furaiture. Let (8»1M. ehow iheaa to you todag' atlla Will- iteil atij itsteil by the Siir 'Kata' ih* JKKSI-.V Uriah hou«e r'lt Tueaday laggn- muiual a»p»i«i»«»i» aa4 foaitort ami :ao-cir garage. Aaking ll;,.nu(l. 11 (ounty of Monoinuth nnd re'iinri f eii ff»r KOHliL'f.H. InK VARIliIJS IH. HK IT I'MSF.It h» 'h- Te>wnsh'P ffleT»'.*»« eaah, *<" i"»e«eatien. tall hire Agency, Realtor!. e*kana RE •• ! itfnitjr. aoaaigjal ug>kaii>. rural agtata Meinasnuth at. RE «-ll»» or HE l^'.'45•-'. settlement !u tho Monmoij'h t njn'y I'fUiVKMKNTS UK PURPOSE^ (I.'TH- <'•• ' A' »i't r Ti«n>h;p, ai fol- ingr at 10 o'clock. The church aji!| it 1-om-W. rta rity vatar. Kiv* BliBUtta ta aU> 8*11* or SE J-flnfll. RCIII1EN AClRrT. IncorVoritH- Hod- (oui-l. Probnte Ii vi.ion i'ti '1 :ie*flay. i n- nic/.rH Hi KK I'MiKHTIKEN P.V hold a chapel fair Tuej.Hay, Juiy on. Lot lia*20» iacluaad f«r lil.iOi). ern four-ronm bungalow in Long tStttiUStttti* * AClMCt—fcx-ioeaAClMCtfcxioeaa BOBOOMO . INVf SttrtrSf p«oreITV-«ceaie read: fnurtermh day of Ai.ST'i", *. I'.. l''jl. THE HUK'MI.H He CEIi BANK IV ia a- nth.'p IT, on th* church girrjnix. TkrH bedrooBU. ketakt , ttwwo enelond Mora laaa availakla. Ray Stillaiai. RK artistic dwelling converted to Ihree ranch: automatic h'm: full reilsi. «! 1« ftrlnr^ A. M , »t Ihr t nimly I n^irt THK t til 'STY UK MlvNMtlUTH. NEW iewly deco-ated. II Monmouth et. RE rd '! e-rbv lioreae*. Central location in Bad B»n^ .-.artasei.ia. fully (urniehed; I3o« Btenta. Home. Main and O.Mirl Stre-t «. rreehoid, JKRSEV" Mr. *i\4 Mn. George- Curr.hin ly inrome; suitebie touFineis, year round; 1-1 It? or RE l-2l.i?. »w .leiiey. Oil aeet; carafe. II Ca« rreat it. M twf •IVttlROirt. Rulkk.aaad. liF IT ilKfUINEIi hi- the Kevn arH have ieturre/1 from the;r ueddinj Loty yaar-'rav«4 catlaga. Living raom. lutcmatx heet; :hree hettia. Ireplare, luted ji,:y 2. ». It. Uil. Cn'inei' r.l ihe Kormigh >•< R"\ Sar.V •enic |.e.rrh: llt.f.no. Rowtrll A|e»ry, trip to iCan%r]a and ha;r moved] in- iE< LIDEK ACRE- l'en<>r hnil. <«• KLSlt S KI-NER ii^.it ,r«i -hiii t wn.'h-'-n* nf e •** iraplaet. aiaattf. kiteh«n, four Bedra«B*Ft ft .' I -,» undir conatrurtion. Six rooaji. tile Wa'dorf..l.i:nria Ton-era. nTTTiViTi th^v'-f affirmat,velv i»nr ,;. l 1 latk. hot air ktat. ail-Hrrd; l«o-r«r ft- T l- llf. RU 1^'H"^ ionial. Built IPM; !e\en rrtnma, ti thru home, at *6» Hi«h «•„ Long katk, sreslact, oil heat; **'**•• ** < *: II«,«!'". Ray Still»an. KB 4-81 u. REf> SAiiK—tn the"coiirto e>f*tiMaplV- Park Ave. and i»'lt ft., Branchy The cotj*!*. "»i married erltar, atovc. venetun blinds; 111,Out. 8'e betki: oil heai. Ctaratr. Teil I. Thit B~tSStfAt=T . . liauteu'a lion in Red Rank'a enelyieive Tower Ne» Vo-« t :n-. N T. aty end I.' i»r -1'ine 2-1 at the. rhapel on the cem- II teat Front it, «JC 1-0710^ fri.oi itetien. Excellent echooi; at Hill tcctioa overlooking tke i !>' of Red evergreen!, fruit treea, reiphernei; SARS.NN K. STHAl'SJ, ,n*. logr'hr- w'h MoMffrjN AHEMCY—faun try leea- "lank, t«n minutee to ikoppinl ceater. • lo.nflft. Van Horn Agenry, Fair I Tormf !--y Biirtthim I ari'-"l'e n • "t:« pu" of JVew Jersey College fof y^Q. ractive aeigkeorkoed; lendacaped lot ! tiea. Living room, kiteken, tsra ked- 00x10*: flve reoasa. ketk. enpeaaion 'our asinutea tn railroad atetion, yet Maven. RE 4.1100.- II4 Fiflh Av., New Vo-l < <>. N. T. Poi-ou»h of R-H it'«. Mr." C'irrhm ig th« former reocM. lilo ketb. hot voter keat ail. ttic; bree-.eertr: attacked garage. All pleteiy private in wooded or"! at J. LESTER F.lSNf.H. »lt. 11:^0, atMf MIM Batty Montjonnery, daughter he top of Tower Mill. Large living t ft II eilj l'i icres; I1Z.O0*. II Eau front or in.2»*. Ray Stilljiln. RE e-SUI. Rerklhiie Hotel. " it , Pl'RI.If MiTP F. -oop, flreplaee: dining i-ooai, feyer. aod- BAHTal HOU'E Br .k end frame con- 1 Airlmi .. of Mr. |ndj Jli». John F. Montgom- RE 4-0700.- liToo VoWK, BWS delightful scm struction. Half in), Sl\ loowtF. Ar»- ]l E. SZd St.. New Vo- . <•'>-. N. Y. |. of kitrhen, glass enclosed Oats anet M1INRIIK K1SNER, • mid- r. ,,f , a Va- ery of f»ir Haven rd Mr. Curchin kisagalow. Faur roeesi. laiorlem shower, two large bcdreosBf. grst fleer; lace; eil heat. Porth, Klrrge: IITI.TIIO. . Town.n.|i I >a. Little Silver location. Liriagi ro froerect A large bedrooeje. ketk. stall theiwer, lay Ven Horn AKeliej, Jlir Haven. Rt ill : " • iitraen, two MtoHH, Beta: jplel colored tile Beta, ripanaion attic, radiant -41 01'. CMI-IMH, f.i-ri Aii'h.. lied n f>r iilayrrjoas, crdet storage eleaet, Kon'm-r F.i>n>r, Ihr It. ,,,.'h nf |!,,1 Han ,, Hi. I ,. t«sll«; iii.ni.i.d; »i 0,300. 81 East it »ir hut. i>il-«r«.ei; aKavhen ituraiie. lecond floor. Adesjunte cioaeta tbrougk. hr d .1 . ro^rl. Frost at. KB I.U7C1.' , W"ATBltpROI»T cirTTAGe^PTe'TirViiiie 24 Hrnnfol'd PI., nf Mnnmo'ilh. S'^W Je:-.rv." a id r""v.d'. House insulated teith double thitkness out. Twe>-ctr gerege in kaseaient: ap< view; 30.foot li\:n^ riuim. li!T|,la«e. ..h- | I»ltiWAiri',j RTORV Cape Cad: tacee Newark, N. J. •ng 'or llie • m ri o v Olenl of tr immond red cetar. Price 118.*00. Hendy com- nreslmately ', acre: •*.'<.ICH. Will dee. O:l heat; wioriern hetli. three bedroome: Attornry, |';«re bv lit" rMe.riaie.ii ther • .! I The (jdiea' a'mlsary of tha dre barroom <«• hathe. •replace; •nt ing. Bey gtillaMn, Mighsrar »*. arete to MI;L purrhaier. Irokcre ere- garage. Bargain; l|.A>.nod, Ray Van of north, i acrrened porch: automatic helt. Garage. Shrcwahiirv. RE |.«I 11 ected. Open for inipection during .arris- from Monmnu'li •o «ei> : '-"I'^ti' '•••-:!! rr.^etc a hu- trip tn Mprn Ageney, r'nir Hnpr._ Rf; a.*ton.• tcrtnioR COURT or Ntw jtR«ev Kr..nt ,9.rrel tnr s.» a. a iMih'-.r tt.-r". Plot aleelf laadeeeBad; tool aeoie: ••'• ir-r'-mg kaur* or for epi*ineat rail : : the Ptjte.r »1;!! playhouse, Miilburn den. Flo* location, river privilege!. «S 2-?««0. Illrertinns: east on Harding MALf"AI"RE -»:verr.~feen. fri>>nbllnj[".iV- MONMOUTH CCMJMTV. Ch.o.ery 'n«d RnrJ I li"i niif Ufa re bv th- arf]n *'- den. F* •aim imet=n~~»»iir- room bungalow; erpod paneling, fire- I nn nf rein n 'anda t'ntr* n desei bed IUKV I RINK Mondaj-, July 1*. ".here they arjll Aikinki g |23.nrio|23nro . Joseph G. MeCue, »ea rd. to 222 Hirdicg H., left tkreugk ; brook: six-room faraaaeute; _ placel : tiletild kathbh: v>> bef.b DIVISION POCKET NO. and prni fl'.j fn.- llie mprovemeni eif see the. »hr>* ''SKeethiaart^ " tor. >V 1.HI4I. chicken home; hart, The ape! for lover getei te tea »f ki". - G«n«e in- rleeed kreeiewer: III.ait). MMa Vy VenIN THE MATTER nf THE ESTATE OF I'ruminond T!aee aa extended netrth- Momenta Ceunty Surregete'e O»t« | Mrs. left Wilher of C!«v at. >i >f of Bride open tpacei with asodeit iaeaan Horn Agency. Fajr Huejrv RE «.«|0n- Krinhold Mnnnik. der.eied, Civil Aetlnn a aaB porch 'hree rice li-i* bedrooms. III.*"!. My Stiiimen. RB a.mi order to ihow rauie. Fr..n- ?.r»e. b- il,, „„., ,,,,., .„„ ,1 . In the matter n! rrta ea'a'e nf Urneta aji z'jeptj Sundiy. Mr. urA Mr? two tile kaths; Ireplece, oil ko< vater MB*WseHfBY-=Tkree-ktar.osi Vencl. fATAWAK—Like ewiejaiiBg* Like IteCWaV IfVTtt (Ott A(!l. near or fan 71-foot dork; deep weter. Two tiled romrla-nt hflving It'en fiied in the rnaHwav 'lir.ci pro. r)'d. I'e at-rl 'he flibhen, d'rraaed Nn- r. in r-*fl,ir,rl Hir-harrf Taylor and son SUnley »f heat. LOOT taxes, Near ocean; 111.900. koaw. ftatie living s-oem »ith tri- flakingt Like boating! A: thin abcte matter, duly verified, ei eg-nj thit to [t-esen' r't ail a^-a n." e.'a'e J tetht: oil heel; Hrer-lire. Carege: IK.- sarei" at- h-r»r..- [-rpe-ftlrd in tnrir en- Nr-ptiimai ancl Mn. Annie Mir'ift ef ih (1. Mr( lie, Realtor, BU t-*444. rlece. asodera kitchen, tiled kath and fr»m your awn lot. Why wait? Aet *(t. Ray Vin Horn Agency, Flir Ha- Tana11 Mirr, .. the plaintieT. n ill. »i'» Pii'iiien' to ine n-de' >,f rio-anan M-- ! pawdei rooai. radiant heat: attached |l- now—kur tedar. Tke Mitawsa ven. RE g-dl "n.- of the ileceaied; thit they *rrp lawfu,:v Tha Ih a r.rd-1 lha1' r'ldd n. ,-ii-rogaia cf the ' riir' •-• of Mon- !P.ci Rink "eluded'acre setting, fix raaaN. ta age; large corner lot. Uaeacelled l«cl- Tradieg Ceaapeny aanauacee the re. married on Oetoltrr 20, I9D.S in T.i'iiiri. mu'l-h, made nn -h" c'v^r-h rlav "I ; The lAdlDB' »nn';!i»ry e)f thi t»\T kitkt, fireplace, oil beat; attacked ga- inn for ickaals. eommutiagi 121,1*6. I'fllACTIIE sevcn-reom home; good l>lonie; tnat laid sovere |n nnt;on of Juii', I5.",l, on th- ar-p' 'I'-o-n '.f R.i-hl leaie far lale af the laet eight Beau- Celeaial linet; ureamlined kiieaen; oil .•ajrr n'H rg te law. uge Needs decorating. Asking III- ftillaian. RE •-•111. Estonia hai been tiken e\ei- by the Rui- W fl^deti. t.^lr f,e.,,'i,( ,/ tn. eara-e HA\*n Ynrht piub h"i<1 a party P>l- ^nr*MKlaiatVay«riri heateat:: garege, patio grill: pietty gar. a ai y *>»», Joicpk Q, MeCue, Kealter. RU kaautiful (a«ar kail. lard«n ittrat tiful lakefraat lot* in (heir IDA i that "a Pert o(( lili t lirngiiini>i f IT ni.it' NtiTiri of tlrhrls IliOhen (lereateef, no' re • rlay m|fhf at tha homa nf Dr. Ed- »ni: 114,7.0. lay Vin Hora Agency, iqud ey f of The fn H'i »t r.r'l nanre wit in'to- lirrehv given tn ihe rre'li'or! nf aa d , tlvdy inarka* *y ihmkkarr a«at€lng ••• aepreied devilepneet Lakeviiw. All Faiir H Htveo. RE '-linn. liquidation meny nf the mule ritir.cn win r. strwart. on Fair Haven rd. t APC COI). PREWAR r neer ackeola. aluaiaai .urraund.d ky lataly Targa KitnniKi a were takekn to RRmiii a andd thert e I'llled n rsl readirg at a e|ee»a>ed to '-.hint 'o lh< 1-,'iierhe-. lett art within the karengk lisa ill, OODED TRACT near river, firaeeful rviliar nnei ng eif the Mayor enet '.ml-- »n!« eNerilt-:\ at a'r)..-«|ri. 1h«^ den'l| It TOthe . uroup'e U«t me".tin| of traniportatien ana Italian. Five nlea kaaiakaaiaii . Riv.Rr right!g : IJ.JH. Rar atiil- wen tortured, etarved and killed; lh,it 1 reoasi, tile kath. trealace, ail ttcaat wan. RK I-Hlll. eirh having ever I.II* imam fell, Cnlanlal ralideare: I', tile! kalha; e.l) plaintif'a husband, the dec-raicd, wm .if Ihe- ll'.ui.igl, ,,f II-,1 fJenl, held ..n ilemanda atainpt tiie laid the aea"0n. Preaent were? E)r. Rtew- licet: icreenrl porch; one-car garage •ver 7t feet en like, aver 111 feet acat: double gerege: breeseway; |2*,7*n. trunlportrd I" Rullla: thai ehe believe! Iniidny. Juiv J. 11.-.1. and will riw u;. de th .n r h * fr a RID JUNK COLONIAL. Larga living en- final consnin anon mid paaaave a' art, Mif.s •Jernaclina Stewnrt, Mi. « • Ideal for I mt Monmouth easplereet raaai. srealace. tkree kedreeme, eun- •ti afproved itreet witk all tstilitiii. Rar^nMera Agency, Flir Haven. RE her seid hiilband. RejnhoM tlannik. to da f the «fore«aid oif be dead, and asking foi- in ntdcr de- rrguler Btee-ing of **4 goirrning h- f'. r-.-e, hsr-r-d of Ih' Beth Stwwcroft Mr. and Mn. Mor- Asking II 3.9011. Jeiepk 0, HcCue, Reel- re.ee>; attaeked garage. EjeelleBt leea. AH let! have large treat aa laki ind) to be helrl ,>n Mnndar iiiiv in. lor, RU 1-0444 iS HaRar Hew renVVSouieTattached claring the eeid Reinhold Mannik to ke for a -a n" til- aa el luet timer V«.n»aute;. Mr. anil Mr?. P.Mr- tion: III.IM. Grooeiager * Heller, Rt front. For prlet and taiBsl. till 4esd. I».M, al «.:~,(l P. M., »l I tie C.ni.n' SANl H~H(>«E--«ix loome, tkree aed- garege; electric range. Cnot Fair ieehn'd N J-. .Till-" <;cl! H. Mmton, Mr «rt. r. It 0. Low rlnvn I do kerehy order and Hirrrt. thnt "humhei. in Hie llni-emgli Hall Mon. rooaii. lilr bath, oil keat; eoeeer ga- llfTO fllf|n-Pln.raaa» kaagalm raiment. Rey VanHorn Agrner. Fair raime be !hown before me on the 2«r Jeraev. Rl.'TH R. MHFiF'. B. Mosky. Mr. anrl Mr«. William B. rige; formica counter!. Plat completely Fireelace tiraniian ttcaad loar, at- amre, MA I-no! weekday!, er real Ha'ea, RE l-lllo.' •lay of AiiBUIt. H.'il. al |0o'plorl> ill the I which lime and r-'ee-e all perloril de. |-| Mare l-.er- leillie, .Ir. Mr. anrl Mra. Barney linaaripcd : ihruhkerr. Meet your color tnrtive hetemenl t twa-rer garage eitate effee MA 1-0041 wiekntya er irinif tei tie lieiiiH Ihereon will So givea Hed Hafk. V. .1. forrnoon nt th- State Hnuie Arine.\. third Mat'lnn. tad-. Efelanii. Mr. and Mrl. l.'jter Kflg- ihemea; 115,000. Joeeph 0. McL'ue, Hi.i|9". fir.(finger A Heller, RE • Rendayt. Cemeanr repreaentatke floor, in the nty of Trrntnn. K. .1. why uM npimrt'initi liceltnr, nU 1-1444. TALL OAKS—Aere; ability naeh Piled: July :. l).,l. I llniwimnnd PP'.se- UnrJ, \(r. anrl Mra. rilfforrl fjr;m- am develepaaent all diy flendtr, an order rhoiiM rnt lie mi» Me- Fcvia rnaasi: large) flat: net eMteg lll.M, f. aid. Excellent rendition. Three ked picture Wirdowi. Steel girden; oil to he dead. I-S? no'roiith '""e'rV, ilam I/lttle. Mr». ftohart rameroft • raomi tile hath, roa-der renns; oil ke. • t. Neede tome medernltelloB: IIS.- ?JUi-YIA»-OLll b«n|lloerfeaeet ii. heat. Aiking »2M1fl. Ray Van And it if further ordered that a enny ereter heat: Basement: attached ene-ea Hi'*:- Groningen r ft Heller. RE f.Jl«*. R REPAIRS WANTF.n »nr| Mi?. I<»onard Mich anrl feur roomi and hatk, Largi kltehea Nora Agency, Fait Hlven. RE I- of Ikil nrtlrr b« publilhfl in the Ri»i 'Sorici gangs. Walking distance ta gradi RE ••lit!.* with tn.foot kullt-ln riklneti: new full Bank Rrgieter for four «eeVa nircef- AN URniNANC'r. RB<.lll.ATIN<: THf, II di he arrep-ee) e>v the 'Je te.t. flohana M»ck. erhaol, July possession. Asking IIS, IS—TB*N-laUaWTBWt e tor apertmi' eiveiy. at leait onre in e|rh week. ne\t Rriffht. Keiara] •f rd uration fnr the fel lisa range: full lire dry haeemem; nil niRr.i TI»N' nr in'ini ON rrit Irii-.int rirji Mr. .tr.1 Mrs. Jrjhei Btktr tfil hit. Joseph G, Mri ue, Reiltor, RU 1 raaming hame. Ti heel: eleetrlr ket water keater. Garden IM-ereoinic ih' return day cf this ordir. T.Mfi BTnCETS AND rRIHII>INi, •141. . kltrh.ne, t*o katka; gartfe.. lii.ell, RA#CH nOJUPTinir had- P'.b'i. Inraleel el No. I ||--.-er ohilflritil «f BurTilo, N. Y, hive re- ipirr: on i>*veil melt, lien hill; fin roomi, two arrei of llnd. fruit treet, Dated: June. it. ml. Pr.KM.TIES HiR THB VIOLATION Slreel U * M«ll»f. Rt 1-2i«t)1 , lit. I' nlthed er unfurnished. Call RE I.JI25- /I/ IKINAI.INAI.H H. McLEANE,, °ea • rh>, N .1 : turned home offer «pen Mn. Bakar'a parents, letting, near irhoola: SI7.I00. Rolitnn MILTOMILT N KSr.Ntt. rooms I. tiath, «re»lace. living reeat Watarkury^Rcalter, II Wait Front it. ''oiiiiril of 111" Borough of Rum»oti: |-rimi'lflr i,-fa nf i. h fn- ae'e Mr. inn Mra. C. L,. Waddill af Fair ll*«21), seated lun parrki oil hot art- "ia'Litlle liu'ef. Living rooaj witk „.. room, olectrie, gal and water Attornry fur Plaintiff, Feet ion I. That Rumaori Road, a p'lh- «rei.laces et eitker eada: : den. dinettedine,. .'•4 Broad Street, windiiKa. each ap|iro\ a'eiv \\f l. Haven nl. ler heat; two-ear garage: star km Hnt, i 12.100. Rewtell Agcner. RU I-II4I e ^ alrerl nf Ihr Borouirh nf ftumson Sill for one I I ) winilei ill ret'in N". I. attle; large let Bed Bank, N. J. nt^rrn in in I eraer I iein svilli Wlrd Avr. kitchen, lewina; Stierinrst'ons may hi nhta neii at Perauna who ia id flan here Hr Asking all.OOu. Call RC l-llll er RB led in mellive shaile treea. with le enrl ila intariectlnn with Wnternnan flrVKUWATriUf-U tke kullneii hrook. I'ive-ioom cultime, eiil heat; eme- Fnn-ler's Hanttrsre i nn, or afi»r « trafBc i-ialationa during ihe week I.I7IJ.J. part of Red Rank, a hoaae aad • kusi SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Avtn.ie, .im 1 tie a one-way «lreet and rar attacked aarage: nlau gueht rittlsKe, MONMOUTH COUNTY, Chaacerr tmlli. i hn e-.in ihall Irnvel in anT. M. at Nn, 7 Rea'-h ieel. Hea B'-iiht. Include Anthony Duretewiti, T^far- kedreeme. tile kath, huge living ream neii hnilding. l>ll RI l.4Sjll-». fle-aled h'l- rtlnd lie i 'hr hflnda of 'he •PECIAL OP WEBK—New ton. Clnta In. Only l|ll.30n. Rnl.Mon Water- DIVISION DOCKET NO. e'l-lv ,|[lf.-tM'll. with flreplaee, dining room, lovely an RPir«rN~K|VE:ROO«r~hVnialow; re nr,l at a m»ehng "Ma nl | Bunuon: .Turk KujreliYlsin, Tieej, tile kitchen. Lr.1 IRS feet by IT hury. Realfr unrl Inauror, II West Tin»n :' 'liiit Tnr-ker Aveiiiif. a pub. Ilillrict I'ierk to t.e ei ttruclian. Cparinui living loom decorated: Inmliteel: ksndy t'hnn rreml It. RR I.Unn • IN THB MATTER « V ft. ?a"ii| Titne bathrooai, pawder roam: hullt-ln rooms; large living room with fit-e- lapetdlng: Steven O'Connor »f 8e» ACRE LOTfTlK BEST Littla Silver !»• R t'limi'ljiinl hiving Itrrti filed in Ihe tir.wpp .feet and The Roaed eif fd'in inn reaervea the garage; kaiement, Plaitered and nlace: nnen nore-h. Attached «nrflgr: above matter, liilly verilied, allritiiiK thai Ihall he catian: •»Urf''«rit property. Evci hot, water heat, oil burner. Apple Ireea ' tllrrenn trairl in a anuth- riirht to h'el Bright, II naeeetlng. Kflward Long- !.a wltk Ayfr«.fnliy Agfr'y. Littla Sil wetthentrlfped; Imulitfd. Ltun. BUSINESS BUILDIKO—In ken fllr and Hotter gardens. Manv fmturea; 11 • k H r Sclliiru, lh« I'lamlilt. is tha h RODERT T, TH<1R.*rN. tint ham, Oien Ptlife, failure te) >top v.r. RB «.;«a» or.Hr H-17M-J. dry tul-i, 114,S00. L>»'ler Agen. banil of tiie rlecrs.,rel; tllat Ihery were Di«lr el Ct«rV. Haven location, providing ample II2.inn. Rolatnn Waterhury. liealteir, lawfully mari-ierl on May I, l»37 in Tal- S-r-t^n .1, Cur »•,. violation of in!) at a stop at reel. IT an4 Chirlei DO YOU WANT g aaentkif taeoaia cy, REI-lttl, kuiineii spare n well ll excellent II West Frwnt Ft. TIE |.^;,nn.e linn, tate.nia; I hat saiel sovereign nation Irdnn nr", the> offeridrr •hall, upein CAn- APWe "OF OfW)UNt)""eiverloeiVing trie iMliiin thereetf. forf<-it and pay a fine fl'-haatc, Pitaitle, Imgirfrper ftrklRf, of |l »0? Ash us about our (pee living quarter!. An excellent OH of Estonia has i>een taken over by Rus- Ikrewahury river; beautiful shade sia; (hat the; plaintiff while in Kstonii rtf not mnre than I!S or be l«prile»neii •III ef the Week. Ayera.refer portunlty. Borui Agent;, fair Ha« treet, Splendid location; '(.tnii, Rnl. the Uniinty Jlil fnc a perinl not. e\. — ...7n"l^ad elpaniiOT attic: 7S-foot oil in i>eril for h'l Hf< md that ha 1 Mr. arw* Mrg fUrlttrd Crfrgttr «f Aiener. KG I-2III ar If l-UII-i. lot: 110,300. Veteran! need only 11.400 ven. RE I-II92. Stan Jj[ilerkiir!r._Realtor, It Weit Front managed tr> CHcape ami il nnff in this din* lo dav^. or lio*h al the discre- White Plalni, V. T. .n4 Mr. «M dawn; 111 far •enlh, Uwltv Agency rountry ai a displaced panon; that he n e,f the Ceiurt nr judicial oUtrer he-- for* whom lurri ennvietinn mlv be had. Mra. Wii'iam Jenjen of Mllford •ID BANK—Convenient «o town, ill. HU»rwiN=WftT»ACfTVI toarfatw!! CKlOr PI.AEH(flre^i5r^mT: has not heard from hit «ife lines "ei>- |fg!T"a.uV IK "110*1118—IV, a large living room witk flrepllet; tern kelag derorated iniide and outiide and tembcr. 1 Via «hon he «as fore-ed to SectioSct n 4,, ThlM| eOrdinaiir rdnane shelshelll tktake TUCKIIS werg week-#ncl gueati af Mr. and room house; hot aiatlr oil heat; ga- »n*»ft upo lt< paisaga ind puhlicitinn rage, /rice I1I.50H. Weart-Nemel ocvea minute! freBi Iowa. Beit kinat'okinaton Htchen-dinette; two lavelf noderniteH, Immediate poiiteMion: leave her in Estonll: that he belicvet his p p Mr,«. Krlwarit Crogltr *f 1?« F*lr IIS,Ota. Rolston Waterhiiry. Realtor, II accordini g tei ll-iw, Ageitcr, It Rroaoad at.. Phc.na_RK_l^!40,Ph«i__ : ttructlon. Attractive dinette, tile kalh- krdroomi, tlltd bath: steam keat ell; iniel wife tn he drnd snd a*king for at) CORSET SHOP Haven rd, rooasl twa alee kedrooati. lull ease- nttache.| garage. Good buy Jt 111,SOI. ret-drr declaring the Inid Lorcida Tu: PUBLIC! NOTICE rmtnns HEiorTrs — n»a • IN Mamharg r>t tha Ftlr Htve« Ltena utf. itram kaat: rpaion ttx aunt: hot water keat: I'laitlred walll. Borui Agency, Fair Haven. RE 4-4»»i. STARKLfSfi WHITE liifte'h Colonial; Srliaru to be dead: The fn'epninr nrdlnanee wltj tntrn. houtf. itram kaat: rpaionnbl* BSreenl. Evtrythlng like new, IU, gKTlE~TriE«»rTMY!OD, ris-y of Auiiuat, 1331, at 10 o'clock in theN. J.. held nn June :l. II.M, and will OLMOEL—'flic. ceptlomllr well built grj g fii'naiei B'Has' • " *^ • ^ • iterr hotne: Runison area. Livini Iv: flrrplnre: Urge dining room, modern Rnllton Waterhury, Realtor, IS Welt forenoon at the State, lion* Annex, third ome up for final e-on*irleration anil Howie, Everett Align. Wtllaci Dl- ffojr-reag a hbungalow; large living as-age at e reKtiiar meetintr nf the CHAM mH SERVICE loaaii hot water oil keet; plot I') room with hregliee and large tkermo. IJtrktn, tiled kath: full cellar, stum front it. RE_a.i:,n_o.^ _ flnejr, in the l,ly of Trrntctn. N. J. why vldaon, David Brawater. Haywa,rd Vine windown dining ronm; tiled fcalh. heat, oil; garaie. Exeepllenal value at HjrftJALOVY. corner lot. 5(l\To» :~SVe hn nrilri' >hoilln tint he mane derlnrinr Invern'.ng Body tn he lield on Thiirlday. Mann, Albert McCrnrktn. Ottft acres. Prlee UMOO. Weart-Nemeth mom, three hedroomt: 122.100. Law- July 13. 1».M. It l:.in P. M., In Merelor- for Koui* R*rti"»s Agency. 41 Rroad tt. rhonc RE I- • 11,son. Borui Agency, Fair Hlven. roomi! «!• rlretricilr ane| miier. laid Loreida Tui 8eliaru tei kej presumed ley Asenr:;. RE a.niin. Sne-iiflie, 14.000, mil at 27 Hudson to lie (Jr.1,1. iai Mall. Ruiiiann. N. J. at which lime I Meyer, CiifffrJ Grimmer. Barney 3340.* , flinl place ell r»er«nni rl*«irin:r to lie- heard b«nqu»t«, *te. Ojrt*~FIVlTtWtl—Check thTie f»l» RfltT^AU-FICa"—(lose ta «hrewsh»r» ave- Kaat Ke-^n«biirp." Ariel it ia further ordered that a copy i Kg"lant1. V. F. S( liolem, Ralph Pi«- r if this order be published in tha He therenn will be iriven full nni.ortuniiv i UNCROrT—Celifornla type three. tures: Fireplace, girafe, tiled bath- river: excellent for beat nwner. frellr ITTTs-; iso', LoVETT'a> eTI'.ii tle"sn; Al.nr.RT A. KRRK. JR.; tlne. William T.. Btiiy. Joseph Sac rni.m. haaement. eupmtion attic wit little home in perfect coBdiliein: Itudio ver: near eehneil. bus linr nml tho(i- Hunk Register for four «veeks auccel- c. A M. HI: >VM,:O kedraosi home. pine-pinelled full ihed dormer i lull infulatlon. Tot lively, al, lemr. once in earh week, ne\t Rnroueh t'lerk. ro, l*\<\% Cnnnnr, Fred F. Gragf, living rnorn. heetllator flreplece,tw afiing_eenter, s'al! RE l-4ft77.v}'." , Nn-k DeMalfl, Giutave Fret-at gnci faomn Rva Isrge picture windows, prire ll 110,100. Veteran a need onl nlee bedrooms and step-laving kittken: ATLANTIC ill<.rll,AN'l>s~(omfoi table Ill-creeling the return Hay eif thia oriler, «,J4 Borniigli nf liunvoM. K. ,t. or KK6.I951.R tot air. ail. Asking HI.100. Den- II.4S1 down. Lawley Agency, Nlgkwi; hreesy rorckes; oil heat; IIrate hnhhy 11-room nou«e P.rEt lo. /I/ tMiNAl.li H. Mcl.F.AK. I Wilfrid MeCrgcken. Anliting tha IS. Red Rank. RR i.«4ll. Superior Court Judie. NOTICE , (Is K, Rrrne, Realtors, Phone RU • hop. AsVing ••.tion. lerus Agrnrr. ration, just nff flrran boulevard. Ton- The following entitled nrelinsnre. \W.* t.lona |n tha drive were William dWSrA""RoATr~Here"it a Kosie will venient. trananortai ion. Storm safh, MII.TON KOSENK, 1.1 III.* Attorney fnr l'tnintifl. "An ClieVuiMire ! l nf the Townshirt rnmnsittee. th.« place. Tha group attended the raaai: twa Bedrooms; cellar. Corne RAVIII KLEIN, trading al HfiNMOUTH Attest! HnWAriAri ) W. nnRKRT*nRFRT', DILIGHTIXIL t«a.aedraaaa hoase: large let. Kept In goad toncit^n. Askini ll.ioa. Bowtell Agency, AT 1-lltl, RU MARKET. II Main Street. Eateintown, ml<|.summer d»nr» at the fhrewn- electric kitehen: oil heat: one-car rVW ROAD-In ('air Haven; attViT. Monmnuth f'ountv. New Jeraer, has this Townahip f'lerh. t,!l bury T»cht rluh that night. girages auaint graunds. Conytaltnt lo< •\n«*, Lawley Agener, Highway 3 live ilx.roam html (twn bedroomil; HAIOLDS Red Rink, BE fl-QUli. CAPE Crtfirkuilt 1»47; liv. day made an aaniunment tn the sub- citlen, Aiking llt),,ico. bennlt K. huge modern kitchen; oil heat; twe.eir ing room, two nice bedrooms, ex- scriber of his estire eatatl in trust for SUPERIOR CO4JR>~bin*I^TERSir Mr. »nn Mr*. Rdw.rd King »f COLONIAL, TMHEaTPKHSBJj ahone RU I -ill*-" tilths: nve-rooai cottage tremely larce Vitchen, genuine tile ruth: Hudson ff. Y.. gpgnt the wnek-end rooms; norm Agenejr, Fall Majej.llBS.Mll. flreplaee, oil.steam heat: onr.rir garige. portion to Iheir several demande to the COUNTY. DOCKET NO. M-alM-M It rrwM M. KgaJ eaMli t>t1M FOUR-ROOM RUNG A LOW. all Improve! tkrea-car garage: outkalldingi: ISJ,»0», r net amount ai shall rome to hla hamla TO: JAl'K AflltAMOWIT/.: with Mt. King » Jiiter and hrnther- gjeati: oaa year eld: lot HOxlsi feet, KTBlW*lKTlW* S rtPToRWHPfVfayrtPTRWHPfVf »l Imulation and nlliter: near hitrh lehnol. OrMilagtr e> Miller. MB 1-2100, RE I III down f'r lavely llx-room ranch Aiking iCinn, Joseph Ci. McCue, for iliFtrihutinn, The Imiinria carrier! By virtue of in nrder of the Superior In-Uw, Mr. and Mri. Kinnttl, K eorair Nrk ave. and Fourtk it. Apply aa ky the aaaignnr waa lint of a grocery Court of Ne-w Jeriey: Dhanlery Uiviiion, at line address.* home. Three bedtoomi. :o.foot living Realtor. RU 1-0441. Mef4UH« of Kemp avt. fAlVlAVM-BlAIR lAVtHSix-roa?.ra.mm rMldaatereitaenti;i enS roam witk «reelaec; tiled hath, full cel- baalaeea. Alt elnlmi muat be presented Moiimomh loiiniy, made on tht llth day venltnt lotatlan: ell tat: laratj: under oath nr affirmation to the under- nf June l:.;il. ia a rause wherein ANNK COTTAGE, mt ROOMS and k.tVfui. lar: air.eonditionea d heat; garige: V ABHAMIIW1TZ Ii plaintiff and you are aliked eaa»»letelr, Ineladlng a. E, re- JU.III. Oretalngtr *-Malltr. RC •• II 1.01)00). . RRerui Agency. Pair Ha* Mean oath Caajalr awrragele'a OrHee signed Aislgnit, at hli ofllre at No, IDS CERAMIC acre : II 1 Rroail Street, Newark, New Jersey, defendant, you are kereby reeuired to frlgeratnr, gaa stovt, walking machine; yen. RE I-4H»I4H». In the natter of tht titate af Rudolph answer the, ceimplaint nn or before the. Little 8ilvt>r Vaaetlaa fclindi ihreughout; year round: 1'AIR HXVIR RAHCB kouie; convenient Rornto, deceased within three months from the date here- HOBBYIST'S SERVICE iliviw'HCB k of or the same will he barred from com- 13th day of August ne:.t, and In default IJ.Io;. call 14 Witirvlie/ al., Ktaai- laeatloa: large llviag raegs, dining GOINO OVSRSEAII Artir »l» Hotlee ta eredltari to preitnt eliimi tnevenf, inch iuilizment wilt be rendereel reee». eleetrie kiteken; two large ked- ing in for a di> 'lend of thia estate, Mr. gn« Mrg. V. Parkir Wilkin- mutt ieil hli ant.fatr.ald cat. agalMt eitate, againil you aa ths Court shall think &ritnwar« Slip, Glmi, Maldi, C SAiT tlANnVRC—4',,.yeir-old hogse, reomi tile hath: full deep etllar; all Furiutnt lo tha arder of Dorman Me. bated: June I, I'M equitable and just. «on hive: aoM a Point rd. home ta autewatle keat, eaaklaatlea aluajlnum heat; two-cer garage; 114,000. Frank- tire. Four nice kedraemt. living Paddln, Kurrogttt of the I'ounty of PHILIP st.AVITT, Atsignee, C«f«m-lnk. Mr. and Mra. Jean J. Boulln. 1 lyn Haviland, hj,\fr, *l I-IIJ*.* Thit object e,f said suit Is to obtain a ' i: new awnings; four and a hall mom with fireplace; completely Mnnmouth, made aa the second Ha; of •01 Rroad Street. luiljment nl divorei between Hid plain- Mr. and Mn. Peter Ulkowjkl »f furniahed or unfuralihed: en •MTRANK—Charming reiidenre, choice equipped kitchen; pltie. Complete July, Illl, on lha application ef John Newark. New Jersey, laeltion. on bui line: contnim living R. Rormo and Angela Trimholi. Kxrru- tiff anel you. Fmiihtd pitcn te iKcltr. Romaot rd. tra on a ten-day motor three (eta. " "" Furnlihed I till, imulation, lombinatian atreen and Rergman and Rnthrtsrri, ABRAMOFK • PRICE, KQS.. flld Call RB l-nn«T. r»eaa. dining room, kitihen with roritki- Ion of tkt eitate ar Rudolph Trimboli, Attorney! for Asalgnee, trip to •aim Beieh. Fli. Mri. Lu- mtian link, cabinet! i live bedroomi, norm talk. 111,100, •erui Agen- dereited, notice ia hereby given to the Ii Monmouth Street, Pirinej. ?l| Rrned Street, Red Hunk, Near Jersey. kowgkl optratei the Rainbow Rid* IOMROK—Modern kaagalaw gear river, hath i rilr itairwajr, oil htat, cellar, cy, Fair Havsn. BE |.. *.. July 2. till. mouth made on the thirteenth day of Faddin. Surrogate ot Ihe t mint;- of It aataatlttanlttaa In ittclt with livinliing laain, «B lANK-Hear stores and trinspor'. ily or can ke easily.converted lnta twa JOHM R. BORNEO, June. 1JM on the application of Etta Monmouth, made on the twenty-ninth A. DeMarle dclivn hit flrat sermon dinindii g roomoom , kitchenkith , twt akd kedroeme l and tatlaa: reedy to move In: 4Mi roomi, apartacnta. Large two-story garagt- II Quetn't Dr. Rust. Little 'liver, V, J. Rhone Jones, administratrix of the es- rlay of June, !9,*l, on the application of of the i-ummer aeajan nt the Tiber- Halt an sna tlila. and three kadraani katk: fall eellar. autoasatlc all heat, full karn I excellent rendition. Maff acre ANGELA THIMBU!.!. tate of Edward Henry Jones, deceased Wheat on S, Pearre, W. Carman Tram- nacle., Qcean Grove, Monday wtie anl katk an the atker, Twa.car garage, pink. Price li.500. You need It.SOO gaod land, kaandad aei thrte ildea hy 1J2 Mechanic St., Rid Bank. N. *. nntlee Ii hereby given tn tke credlfori kath anrl Robert B, Mancher, K\ecut«ra (••grata cellar* anal letting lyitemi. down, kalance at 143 per month. nlee privet hedge. Near everything; William E. Raaty, EM.. of mid deceaicj lo exhibit to the. luti- of Ihe estate- of II, (intrude Taiieii, lie-.- Mn. William Sawyer, MiM Marie AikliMt 114,100. Ayen-F«hr AftMf. Sthwirti-Maiklla, I Whlti it.. Rai •• quilt neighborhood: reasonable. Can ba in El it Frant to.. serlbtr aominiitraliix as aforetald. tkelr celled notiea ll hereby given to the Wilhy, Mrs. Walter C. Mon L«, Mrs. Call Mt 4.i8»a or BB I.I 711J. till. lean any afternoon or evening. SI real- Red lank. N. 1. debta and demanils against tha laid es- creditors nf said deceased tei exhibit tn Helm Quackenbujh and Mrs. Car- BID BANK—Six roomi and bath, in barton ave., Oreannort. Attarneitib_ 11.in tate under aath, within alt month! from the lilbaerihera, executor! aa aforesaid, v* LOOKING FOR A LOT for a littla? Call th« date nf the. nforesald orrler, or they rie Csrliiirt. IB taad residential area, near tchool and their debt! and ilemanrli against the mill IB l.sasi ar RE «.n«j.J. W« taaw HORSEMEN, ATTENTIONI Eighty-aett Mawaawlk Caunty Svrragate'e Office will ha fnrevM lisniil eif their Idiom eatate. under oath, within si\ mnnthi Mrs. William Aftnan ha» returner! t>t « tan help you, Ayeri.Faliy Agenty. km. Onl/ 11,010. Aik about it. firm, fenced pictures, hay flllds, therefor leilnat the said subscriber. Rchwirti.Matklin, I White ll.. RE •• brook, lame barn: four-car garage. Re- In the matter of ihe eatate of Joseph L. ft-nm Ihe riste nf the afnreaeiel nriter, home fram Monmouth Memorial 111) Turner, deceased. Dated: Freehold N. J.. June 1*. 19,11 they will be forever herred nf their ar- NEW RANCH HOME wltk living modeled Colonial home with nine rooms Notice ta rreditera ta present clslmi hoipim! wheie -he »u a surgical BIVrtB PU?,A-'I» roomi ind batnT and two bathi: cottage, five roonw ind ETTA RHONF, JONES, tions therefnr against the said suhicrih- roam, den, fully equlpp'd kitth. agalnit eitate. SI? Queen "treet, era. patient. with hot water keat; law taxei: near bath. Clou in. Walker A Tindall, 19 furauant to the order eif Dorman Mr- Kew Rern. North Carolina, an; tkraa bedroomi, tiled kutk and etare and excellent achaol. Only 11.000. Ealt Front tt.. RE f.llM. Dated Freehei'd. V. J.. June '19. 1151. MnjiMtatg and Mrg. William tiled powder room; full kiMmanl •lehwarta-Maeklln, I White it. RE •• r'addln, Surrogite of the Cnunty nf PlMOIIS, l,ahreee|iie, Cstir.OnK WIIKATON .«. PEAIII'B. Wiehmann rrtuvned home Friday 3t;t. _ TWn.ACRE PLACB to raise a family; Monmouth, made on the thirtieth ilay nf A r.omhs. K>iS., I4IH Pine Court. Aabitrv Park. N. J. »«4 lirage; I1I,«S«. Attain 4 So* fruit treet, grsenhoult; elght.rnom June, I9M, nn the application of Lillian Red Bank, N. J. ,, . from a month's vacation. STTAA mUHT-Vour ronmi anil kain*. M. Turner, sole, executrix nf the ritale VV. (ARMAS TRKMHATH. Ageney, Inc. RB 4.I4IB. ranch house, two baths, iteraze. attic, Attorneys. lll.'l. Jl* t.arch Avenue. Tr-nnerl jii J An afternoon in New Tork an! brie.- — ,ee;. completely. furnlihed— . large cellar: some decorating it'll to do. of Jeaeph L. Turner, deeenird. notice It Including in range and refrigeritar, hereby given tn the creditor! of said de- Mensneylk Caaaty Surregite'a Office ROBERT R. MANrilKE. ticUeU to "The King, and I" will b« Located In Mlddletown vllllle. No catch lint Suna't Ave. Asbury Park, N, J, run prlct 11.500. Rekwirti-Macklin, I In this, hut juit a wonderful buy. Ask- ceiled trj exhibit tu the subscriber, sole In the matter of Ihe eatata of J. How. awarded by thi ways and mcana ORAIHIW. COLONIAL haau akeut White it. RE I-II2I. exeautrlx as aforesaid, their debts nnrl 'i«e e.nean •!«. Wide hoard taeri ing Ililton. Walker * Tindall, II Eltt • rd Smith, deceased. Notice to erediton '.« Rieiae) Jllrcel, committee of the Woman's club at BSD BANK—Tan roomi and bath; (uli Front St.. RE 1-3404, demand! aglinit the laid eitttt, under to preaent claims against estate. •ad atker fiiturei. Center kill, oath, within ilx months from the date of Reel Rank. V. J.. thrir October meeting. cellar, garagear , leptrate laundry room. THE KIND OF PLACB we like ta offer. the afortiald order, nr they will he for- Puriuant to the order of Dorman Me Attorneys. I7.«S living roan, dining room, larga Pull prfce 117,000. Sebwirtt-Macklln, I A two.be.lreem keuie aa a large let. ever barred «f their actlem therefor Paddln, Surrogate nf the Cnunty of Mon LEARN TO SING Thi family picnic of Embury kltekea (modernlied), dea wltk White it. RE fmi meuth, matte on tha thirty.fliat Jay of tWIPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mrthodlst church will be held Sat- Transfer of awnar makei It possible. agnlnat lha said aulmerlber. •tor-ta-eelllnt hnokshilveit feue WB NAVE PLENTY af lovely houill Lama O. I. mortgage maktl tklt pliu May. till, on the application of Harvey Ckaattr* Dlvltlan—Mosmanth Coaaty LUCE DELZOPPO MiCUC urday al the Ocean County park lit Dated Freehold""i. . e*N.a ariJ.a, emiiJur eglP, T>*vlt IIOCKET NO. M.2II2T.50 that raaga In price from 15,1100 to easy to buy. Asking 113,100; will take Smith and otli H. Smith, Administrators Naw accegting a limited number of L,ikowood. formerly the Rockefeller kadraeau. kitk aad dowaiuiri 112.500. Stop In and make a data to lets far Immediate lale. Little Silver LltLIAN M. TURNER. - of the e-lnte of J. Howard Smith, de. Civil Action. Notice of Order for Pub. fewdir room. Autoasetle all kut. area. Walker * Tindall, II Bait Front 141 flringa Ave,. File Hlven. N. I.celled, notice is hereby given to the licatlou. tallnted atudenli lor vein lattructlea. estate. laak it them. In moit eiiet the dawn JOSEPH .SLOVEN/, JR.. PlainiifT, vi. • Oueat kouit, karn, taeelleat loca- payment ll low. Martinet are ourIt. RB I-J4O4; Pariean, Lahreroue, Canuna creditorl of esirl ileccaaed to exhibit to ntt VOICE EVALUATION Mr. nni Mt*. Kino Mama have tlea. lll.ino. Allaire * Baa Agia. specialty. Schwirti.Macklln, 8 White • Cnmhi, the iiihscrlheri. Adminlatrstnrs as afore, KATHERINE RUSE SLOVENZ, De PHONE RED BANK Ulll M at,. RB 1-HHI. . PAIR MAVEN—Top teea«ler. kungalow Red Rank. N. J.. laid, their e|eht« anil demands agninit the fcndanl fold a horn? at CTOEJ at. and Wood- tt, tae. RK l.34f.». with four ronmi and katb: kot air ___^^____ Attoraan 14.•! •aid eatate, uneler flllh, within IK To: KATHKRINK IMISB SUlVCNXl hine. «v. A bargiin month! from the eleta "f the efnreieirl Hy vlrlui nf In oreler of tha Superior Botwln. r«w^^a^_vaHBa^BBBBB>wa*HaiaaaiaBaa«aBi«a»a water heat; Insulated: two-car garage; at IMO0. Wilker A Tindall, I* Eut NOTICE oreler, or they will he fetr-ver barred o fourt nf New Jersey, Chlnrery Dlvi. 100x150, near lehon] and bui: Ill.OO'i. Front. .It,, BE I..14O4. ______^__ Tike notice thnt application hli been their artions therefor again't the said ilnn. Monmo'ith i ounfv. made on PHn= fnr fall antl winter meet- limi SILVER—four feari eld; Malgh Agency, 137 Broad it., RE I- 11 tit ilay nf June. 1931. in a ettun LITTLE SILVER—Five roomi and tile made to the. Mavnr and Council of Red ing! of the dfamt department of fettr, 21-foot living roem, dining 4U». H-1101 ' "^^ Bank Rnrotigh lei transfer to Lillette wherein Jo.eph Sietvenr., .Ir., is plaintiff, For « gift - raoai, asodern kltekea; twa *aa ked- bath on onl floor; iteam heat, nil Dated: Freehold. K. J. Msy SI. Illl and .vin are il'fetidint, you ere hereby the Woman'* club were di^cuued RIVER PLAZA—Six-ream bungalow, ex- burner; one-car garage attached, full dry ninomberg anrl Viola .1. Mayer, T/A Red Thursday at g covered dish lunch- raoaii aad tiled bath, Attached BanV Liquor anrl t>eiirat«uen, 290 Me- HARVEV SMITH. rerniirerl to answer tha complaint of the pantian attic: modern kitchen; hot cellar. Only 112,son. Wtlker A Tin. plaintiff nn or before the 1.1th day of eon in the home of Mr>. Gertrude m Ring!. Lirgt let) 111,100. Vtrr water, oil I llOxSOni ihade treei: III,- dill. II Eeit Front it. RB «.»4O4. chanic Itreet. Red Hank. K. J., the Plen- rflft ifOiiW'l' n. ff, ill for S00. Hllgh Agener. 117 •road it. M ary Diatrlbtitlon license, fi-l.^, herlto- OTIS H. EM1TH, A'irujt. It'll, and In default thtraof, J. Davil en Qooaineck Point. Pro- Ilkeral termt available. Allaire * MIDPLETOWN—Peur roemi and kith, such 3i)dgmeni will be renitertrl tgiinst •-I1M. I-0II0.J.- for! Illued to Liiiia Becker, with Htm. State. Et,, Lewsi, Deiiwiri, you ai thi Couri shlll think tuuitlbls gram* will feature original radio) •am Agtney. lne. M |.|4II. wltk expimlon second Star. Hot lie liei.lt HO Mechanle itreet, Red Bank, MIDDUTOWN VILLAOE-Llvlng room, Rsktrti. Plllshury, Cirtoa and juit. STCRU2SG sklta to be written by memberi. At- keat, oil kurner; ena.car attacked H- J, e\ Soremen, dining room, kltehen; two kedroomi, rage: full dry cellar: lot KSxllO. A buy Okjectlom, If any, should he made The object of said luit ll tn oktaln tending were Mn. Chuur V. Bo- kith, hardwood Doors; itoker: conveni. Atlantic Highland!, N. J. JOTT OUTItCE Red Bank an • full at 112,100. Walker A Tindall, II Bait Itnmedlatey In writing to Any B. Sklnn. a ludginent nf divorce between tald henna, Mr.-. Stanley A. Barrow, mt location: low taxet; 19,000, Halgk Front it. KE 1-8404. . Borough Clerk of Red Rink. Attorntyt, 111.11. plaintiff intl you, •are of beautiful ground, with Agtnef, 1IT Braid It. RE I.41SI, •• Mr«. Arthur L, Adamson, Mri. F. A. LEONARDO—A Una komt tor largt fan- Signed, jLORtNf B F. FOROOTSON. targe treat. Large living ream, din. Ily I tight large rnemi. one kith, aim LIS3F.TTE RLnOMRCRd. PAINTING RIDS WANTED Attorney for Plaintiff, Kuehl and Mrs. Charlea Edclmann. lag teea, large ultramodern kltek. WEST SIDE—Excellent Cve-room bunldk Ill Jnrnby 81,, Maplewnod. N I,hy the .Sen Krlght Rnanl nf Kilueatlon Iff RrnaBrnad Street, RRrdl RaBankn , New Jerieyy. Outtti stcic Mn. A. Barton Cross raom, % acre landieapeit plot; two. Dated: June IMi. l:i:.l. an, ffawder room tettnd Rear, faur low; expansion attic: modern kitchen car garage. Near bui. railroad, gram- VIOLA J. MAYER. for the following pnintlng tn ha done at tlt.lt) and Mri. Floyd Chriitlamon. and batkt Youngstown sink; low taxal. mar and high school and Mopping. Ask- 4.41 791 Rrnadway, Newark. V. J. the Pilblir Srhoe.1 Inrated II Nn. « Rive ••4 • half bedroom: kath; Ill.ftOO. Notice af Settlement at Atcauat Only 17,101). Haiah Agency, 117 Bread ing IKUfin. Waller A Tindall, II Eut Sii-ect Sea Rright. N J.: Faint ill nut- Mr. and Mt«. Robert Btnnsldf Altatft 4t Rrm Aienei, lne, BE I- at. Its I-«1M« lniDJ' Front it. RB «-»4m. NOTICE Hi,]* wnndwork anel Are esrspea; inside, Gatnte eif (lenrie fl. Waterrnan, de- . TT"'V | (Vvpvgff have sold their lot on Standish rd. 1411, ACRKAOt—T-n acre!, I2.AO0: two The followinfolllowing eentitleentitld ordinance, vltvlt..t paint rooms Nn. 2 No. ' and No, 7, ceaaeel. Nolire ia hereby livrn that the LITTLB SILVER—Seven nice raome and An Ordinaanc e PidProvidini g fof r Ihhe AmenAdd SrieriHeetlnna mar he obtsireel at r'n* aeenunta nt the auhacrlberi, truatr-*! eif In Mr. tind Mr*. Herman Ben* of •crei, 11,100, Many other lilting! hath: hnt air heat, oil burner: twn- WMIWITOIW—Hew homel, Itit Crfd l Ett d I men! endd *iinrlemenSl t of ArticleAi VI. VIII. ler'a Hardware Store- or ai N" 7 Reir the eatate nf «s-d dereajee), "ill he Salem la,, who Intend to build there. Johhn A, HllghHl, hReal Eltittite and IniurIniur. fir ftrage: lot. 'Silin. Cifinied h'lffli Article VIII and Article tt of an rird'- Street, ,*ea Bright, after I P. M, Sealed audited and aialeil hy the Surrogate of tve,, off Sycimore n-e, Three.hed* aanre . IS; BroaBadd itt, REE «-41S»«41S» . ««•In living room: large clasetl. :nn p. M thirty-ftrit di..- of Julj. A. D.. I»3I. at Monday, .lulv ». mi. r •10 DOUBLE HOUSr. 21-11 North Fifth fect condition; I7.20O. Call Sehwirti Their CntiMrurtlnn ind the Nature s.nrl Ut . pivligh_t Pv_i .41 Dlitrirt Clark T1IK SECOND NATIONAL BANkf AND ininth Income. Call LO I-II7I-M. attic: attached garigi; 114,000, AN in Contained and Fixing Penalties fnr TRUST COMPANY Or RED BANK Thi offlclil board of the Mctho- tile kltektn and kath on nrit floor; three tht Violation Thereof,' Anrtrovd April PUBLIC NOTICE HOMB ON BROAD ST.—Two living bidroomi and till kath en iseona floor. litre A Son Aftney, Inc. Bl I. By: RALPH 8. PEARCI, diit church meets tonight tn tha 2S, 111', is Amenrlerl »rrl Eupplsnicnted. An Mrrllnaneb entUlan, "An ftrriinanci Trust Ulrieer, Morni, warm air hut, all firidi flvi MuM U Milt ta ke aftprietaUd. Vrlead 1110, Anproved September 14, II4II," wal paraonaie, bidionmi, tilt kathi two.elr garage; ilT.OtO. Ella Wiltshire Ageaer. Real. finally r-nsaed and spproved at a meet- to Prohibit Flihlng At or l-'mm the. EHSI .''3 llroad Street. Red Rink. N, J • 11,000. Ichaaek Agiaty, ( Llndlit fI. tan, phnm RE I-IHI or It |.»004, erly Kitd of nuiiitim Road mil Prnvidln I'l.URENir. HOWARlP BKOOK*, Mr. and Mrg. James B. Dcerin of RBDDRN AGENCY, Ineornorited-Mod ing of the Township ("nmmlttee nf Ihe BE 1.0117.* Township nf Mlilrilrtnwii nt n mcrting Penalties for the Violstlnn Hrrpuf," wa niittnnnnriil, 131 Harrison ave, Jersey City, have RANCH HOME, excellent location: larre cruir.rd clght-rnom dwelling In Middle- intt-etiliii-p,l by the MH.VOI- anil f'nnn'- Shieiv*h'iry,' New Jtney, Reussilles' HOME NEAR RIVER—26-foot living heM nn June 27. 11,11, living room, three bedroom., two tile toirn i barn and twn.fir gnrtge. on prnn< nf th! Nnrnurh rif flumann nn .fune H Trustees. A nurchaaid the Branch nvc, home of A mom, flreplirr, mndirn kitchen: hot nalhi:: oon lifglifgii rnrnrntr r loll tx-o-nf •rty; eomUti nf two i«r#l nleely lanil T.AwnrNrt A. r^RTfiN*. .in.. tl>Ml, , nand nn ,lune I'. I'M, waai flnilflnl Meilra. Append J'ol'.er, Reullil'i S Mr, and Mn. Oerald A. Hatch. "witer hut. oil firedi four nerlroomi! ra ggeett ndlantt klkill.l Pld Ins leaped hnt. witer oil halt: eeitihlmtlnn dtd d *d * h M 3S Broad — R«d Buk fhilrmiti of thi Townihif reimmitue, • dopttd Mayor I rorniviii. * Mr. Dl#rln in on the mwi it iff tt ilf'!Il»iiT?'lliI"!k A'neri * """" *1" Pheni scrseni ind stern ink, II Maanautb Attelti HOWARD W. ROBIRTI, Rid link N, J, .,,.. E it. BE 1.1(11 tr M I.14S1, '- CUri. p.T« u Attofniri, lll.fl, tht NiwMk Bviniai §, \m girl* at (he hall. Other firfe tram kaptiaatj k, Ray. Mar, IWfaw Cmmeil Had*. St. Mary* Eplec«a*l church wka maa It. Riley at Sunday maraiafa dr.. Mr ftrtral Ca*Vu Ujmnu Till Tmmigki Marlboro Cuk Plaas hav* been completed fofattended the acheal were Mist service, ia St. Johaa Mathadiat Ai th* annual fair af the tr* campaay Sbeila Craig sad Misa Patricia Val- ihuic'ii. HtGHLANM — Boroufh coun- to be held July 1311 ea tn« nigh- entyne of Uaioa Beach and Miss Miss Feral Peaeui, daughter of SUty )f«w Jaraay cadetj, II ta 11 cil—Couacilmtn Chirlca Hatwa- Give Play way grounds. Christine Ol«en af Keyport. Miss Mr. and Mr*. Rudolph H. Peieiu, yeara aid, from tha New Jersey vuaftler and Matthew F. Hoi an. MARLBORO — "Lest a* Aa la- Mr. aad Mr*. Harry i. Oowlea, Carol Young af Trinity church, is visiting her (raadmothtr, Mra. Winc of tha Civil Air patrol an that it—Monday nifht met briefly land" «u th* theme of the play jr. and son Roger. Miss Ann Matawan, waa another attendant. Lauretta Pcseux t>f Fraaklinville. completing tha second week »t the t* adjourn th» r»»ular s#tni- given by meal here, of Cuh pack K Cowler and Harry S. Cowle*, Si. of Boy Scout Troop 92, with the Mr. and Mrs1 . Raymond Newlin summer encampment at Stewart •naathly »n«»t;ng until toni(ht *t Friday night in the achoal auditoi- Hazlet-Holmdel id attended a fam-leader, Norman ftathbone, went on and son Ronald have i«turned from Air ba*e, Newburgk, K. T. • e'dack. mni. All the freaery, prop*rtie« and ily gathering Sunday at the home • .smning t-i|i over tne wti;K-en.l Salisbury, N. C. Their daughter, Attending from tha Red Bank U*ually an 8RO Ktnon for r»»- of Mr*. Wilfred K. Andrews of IJ>- 1/ rfv.'immipir hi' cr. Mra. Douglas Marvel and children ar* Warrant OBVcer Fran- ietfit* cf th* borough, the me«t- sound effect! were, mad« hy (he liht. onia. Other relatives attending were Mr. and Mis. James C. Glenn of made the trip with them and have cis 1. Laubmeister of tha Red-Bank- laf attracted only half a dozen Alan Holland and Leslie Heulitt Mrs. Waiter G. Sabey and children Hazlet-Holmdel rd. are visiting rel- joined Mr. Marvel who ia engaged Everett rd. aad Harold Rue and aptctatora mho heard Mr. Hati- rovided found effects simulating a Susanne, Carol and Donald of fort ative;! in Green River, Wyo. ia baseball training. Sgt. Woadrew Mitthew* af rrea- eafcuthlfr. president of the roun- iiravy rainstorm at the plays open- Lauderdale. Fla., and Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Charles Neighbor* and aoa held. cil, atk Borough Attorney John Mrs. Frank P. Sprout haj re- ing-, which started with a group of Everett Simonson and daughter turned from a visit with Technical Bobby and Miss Maria ReUiager Tme ca4*ta are receiving "aa-tae- M. Pillfbury whether a quorum Sandra of Cres*kill. visited MiM Ruth Neighker* Bat- wta pitffnl after a mil call hy ubs coming to a small inland on a Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond E. Batters job" traialng with Air Force «pa- Acting Boroujth Clerk Flank Bo- raft, the raft in this rasa bring a Mr. and Mi.'. Ernest E. Peteux and family at Albany, Ua. Sgturda. y at the Girl Scaut camp at eialiatf ia ground aviation auhject* led nyealed Mayor William Fehl- donr mounted on rollers. of Bethany id. and Mrs. Joseph Batters i* stationed at the Turner Bear Mountain. N. Y. ta augmeat the weekly classroom The second act was "Life en an Morley of Keyport vieiiad at StAi. r base thrre, Eugene Wilaon, Hobart Johnson work doae at unit level throufkout MAIMONI aaoi haber and Councilmen Hcrhert HarUfrove. John Newton. Alr«- land." In this scene, Luther His'- j Mary* hall. Burlington, Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Franci* McMahon and Phillip Walling left tkia week th* year. Ranking eAVer* will in- * DBVEU ander Bantu and William V. el. entertained a« a monkey. The Returning home with them were and family have moved from Hai- on a motor vacation trip. apect the groua Saturday and will Ratuchrr ahjent. The borough rt concluded with the appearance Miss Edna Wanda Peseux and Miss let-Holmdel rd. ta Belmar. Mrs. Leo Wallace af Betkaay rd. prewat ccrtiacatci af accampllah- attorney replied a Quorum was f two troop memher*. Tiaamy Marguerite Motley, who attended Andrew J. Latham, eon af Mr.held a demonstration party laat meat and Patchat at tha taal fat- not avai!ablp--a pirsidina officer Whiuon and Kenny Stand* dressed | for a »eeW the. summer school for and Mr. Donald Morri* Latham af Thursday evening at her horn*. matian. aad thiee councilmen must at- at lion*. tend. Two short film* an rubbing ware. Mr. Hatienbuehler left the shown. Refreshment* ware atrvad chair