7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER PER COPY VOLUME LXXIII, NO. 46. RED BANK; N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1951 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16. Auchincloss Says Knights to Dine Merchants Distribute 4,000 Roses Navesink Garden Firemen to Hold Ask $4,800 Tax Few Would Vote At Willowbrook Club Gets High Service for Dead FAIR HAVEN—Red Bank coun- MIDDLETOWN-The township On R. R. Strip cil, Knights of Columbus, will hold fire department will hold its 14th For HST Today ts second annual dinner-dance a Award for Show annual memorial service Sunday week from Saturday night in the night at 7:45 o'clock at the Midi At Sea Bright Willowbrook restaurant. Marking Reports on Answers Club Honored By ihc dlctown Baptist church. Fire Chief the close of the present officers' Gabriel Simplicio of tho Hcadden's Borough Appealing terms the event is the social high- To Questionnaire by National Council of 'orncr company will give the wel- Old Assessment light of the year for the Knights. come and Ruesel L. Tetley of River Harry Kniffln Is general chair- Fulton Lewis, Jr. Slate Garden Clubs 'laza, department chaplain, will Of 50 Cents a Foot ' man, He is assisted by Joseph Sole ronounce tho invocation. and William Maloney. With reser- Fred L. Beam, secretary of the de- WASHINGTON—Harry 8. Tru- vations filling up rapidly the dead- ATLANTIC CITY—The Navesink SEA BRIGHT—With $4,80O-a. man thij week was pictured by Garden club has been awarded the partment, will read tho roll call of year the tax target, the borough it line has been set for Monday night. he dead. Rev. John E. Bates, pas- Rep. James C. Auchincloss <R-3d No tickets may be obtained after purpie ribbon of the National Coun- making a formal appeal to the Mon- DUt., N. J.), as an unpopular Pres- that time, cil o! State Garden clubs [or their ,ov of the Middletown Baptist mouth county tax board to increase fourth annual flower show, held last church, will give the memorial ad- ident who many want out of offlco, Music will be furnished by Pete the assessment on the Jersey Cen-, even by impeachment, and one year at the Navesink library. An- dress and J. Francis Rauch of New tral railroad's 3Vi-mlle strip of land Galatro's orchestra. Bill Hoag of nouncement of tho award, which is Monmouth will be soloist. who Is getting and spending too Rumson, popular young master of formerly used to carry passenger much money. the highest award that a garden Jamos Warrlngton will be bugler. trains through here. ceremonies, will perform. Eugene club may receive for its flower Members of the department will at- Mr. Auchincloss issued a pre- Carroll heads the reception com- show, was announced nt the annual Borough Attorney George A. pared report showing only three of tend in uniform and the firemen Gray on Friday night told the may. mittee, assisted by Joseph Healy, convention of the Garden Clubs of will also act as ushers. Tho Ladies' 1,181 persona who last month re- Ed Williams, Mickey McGuirc, Ed New Jersey last week at Atlantic or and council investigation indi> sponded to a radio questionnaire auxiliary of tho department will cated that the only way to increase Daubcnschmidt, Tom Leach, John City. auso Attend. broadcast by Commentator Fulton Genovesc and Darius Garbarini. the taxes waa to have the assess- Lewis, Jr., would today vote for Tho award was accepted by Mrs. ment formally raised through ap- the President's re-election. J. Raymond DcRiddcr, the presi- peal proceedings. dent. Mrs. John Langenborgcr was Registration Days Councilman John E. Donnelly, Many Favor Impeachment Fine Home on. chairman of the show which took who has been pressing for the in- Of the replies, 938 were listed as Its theme, La Fiesta. The cita- crease, said if this failed he would as favoring Mr. Truman's im- tion for tho show read in part "the go "one step further" and ask local public library was transformed Into Set at Schools peachment, compared with 37 Harding Estate The Red Bank merchants through the courtesy of the Community Chamber of Commerce dis- taxpayers to petition the tax board against. Only five said they be a Spanish garden, and authentic to Children planning to enter Red to boost the railroad's tax'to the lieved the President "is making a tributed 4,000 roses Friday and Saturday to mothers in a special Mother's day promotion. The charm- tho smallest detail. All construc- Bank puhlic schools next fall may level paid by them for their own tion work was done by the staging register Monday, May 21, at Fort sincere effort to cut out unnecessary Sold by Van Horn ing young ladies above with Edward H. Conway, Chamber president, helped give away the flowers. properties. government spending." Stating they committee, and the Judges were Monmouth schuol; Wednesday, did not think the effort waa being Illinois Couple Buy Left to right are Miss Kathleen Vellers, Miss Rosemarie Garruto, Mr. Conway, Miss Margie Ferraro, Krcally impressed with the perfec- May 23, at River Street school; Also Asks Back Taxei made were 1,174 persons. tion of the staging and its close Thursday, May 24, at Mechanic Mr. Gray was given the unanl* Lovely Voight Place Miss Barbara Ciaglia and Miss Barbara Schafer. adherence to tho theme. The show Street school, and Monday, May 28, mous consent of the governing body, Responding to the question: "Bo was of unusual beauty." at Oakland Street school. to make an Immediate appeal on you believe President Truman's statement that all Communists and In Rumson Tho award was given on several The purpose of tho pre-school behalf of the borough. • The at- Communist sympathizers have been Try 5 in Dope points, originality, artistic quality registration program, which has tornoy said, in addition, he would weeded out of government?" 11 A wooded tract of V/s acres of OPS Lists Ceiling Storm Sewer of classes and arrangements,^edu- been held since 1047, is two fold. appeal for payment of 1950 taxes said they did and 1,159 said they the extensive holdings of acreage cational exhibits, horticultural"'ex- It enables school authorities to re- by tho railroad. did not. of the late J. Horace Harding, Case May 29 hibits nnd exhibits in which chil- view the expected fall school popu- It has been brought out pre- fronting on a small, private lake, dren could play a part. Only two lation and gives an opportunity for viously that no railroad tax was Equally unpopular was Secretary Prices for Beef Bids Opened and located on the east side of FREEHOLD—Judge J. Edward purple ribbons were awarded in the a health, examination designed to paid last year because the property of State Dean Acheson, according Buena Vista avc, Rumson, together TRENTON—Specific dollar and Knight last Thursday set Tues- FAIR HAVEN—Five Bids were state for last year's shows. Mont- permit parents to have their child- to this report. Only six of 1,178 per- cents O.P.S. ceiling prices on beef day, May 29, for the trial of five opened by the mayor and counci was not assessed for the year. Ar» with a modern brick and frame clair received the award for their ren's defects corrected before the thur O. Axclsen, borough assessor; sons were for keeping him in office. home of ranch design, has just been went into effect in butcher stores of 11 persons charged as mem-Monday night for the construction show which marked their 25th an- opening ot school. Monday and hereafter all retail bers of an alleged Red Bank-Mata- of a storm sewer. The lowest bid, said the former right-of-way was The answers also favored by an purchased by Mr. and Mrs. William niversary. Seventy clubs partici- Tho principals of each element- not placed on his books because ha overwhelming margin the stand butchers must display beef of dif- wan narcotics ring, after hearing $27,441, was submitted by tho Ve- Bingham. pated in the event. ary school and the school health did not receive what had been * taken by General of the Army ferent prices and grades in separ- all five plea not guilty. rona Paving company of Mont- department co-operato in the or- The broker in the transaction clair. Next was M. J. Stavola of Club members who attended the regular annual assessment notiflcai Douglas MacArthur, the deposed was the Ray Van Horn agency, ate trays in the showcase for the One of the live, Fred Williams, convention were Mrs. Langcnbcr- ganization and planning of regis- supreme commander for the allied guidance of the customers. Middletown with a bid of $32,013.80. tlon from the state covering this realtors of River rd., Fair-Haven. 19, of Mat&wan township, pleaded ger, Mrs. Grnham Ashmead and tration days. At schools where property. powers in the Far East, that Gen. Kosher butchers have until May not guilty to a charge of selling These two bids were retained by there are Parent-Teacher associa- The attractive residence is set the council for study. The contract Mrs. Eric Loth. However, Mr. Gray said that In Chiang Kai-shek be permitted to back from the road and its layout 21 to begin using dollars and cents marijuana cigarettes, but admit- tions, these groups make special send his Nationalist armies against ceiling prices. ted he did have some in his pos-will bo Awarded at the next such cases taxes remain collectible includes seven rooms, three tiled contributions to the program.