7 Cents RED BANK REGISTER m COPY VOLUME LXXI, NO. 24. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16 Sea Bright Sells To Address) Leonardo Our Postof fice Mulvihill Elected $45,000 In Bonds Medical Staff Yule Treat Set P.T.A. On The Youth* Rev. R. J. Squire Protest Leaders 3. M. Campbell eV Company of The monthly meeting of the Leo- Preparing For To Head Red Bank Newark, at the purchase price of For Riverview For 111 Vets In nardo Grade School Parent-Teacher Shrewsbury Twp0 Deny All Clainti tiS,Ot» and interest demand of association will be held Monday at 2.5 per cent, was the successful bid- S p. m. at the school, with Mrs. Christmas Rush K of C Council der Friday night In Sea Bright's Named For 1919 Area Hospitals George McGregor, vice president, P.T.A. Speaker Of Rail Losses (48,000 municipal Improvement presiding in the absence ot Mrs. Temporary Qerks And Confer First Degree bond Issue. Five firms entered Dr. R. Browning Wilson County Legion Plans Harry, Williamson. After the buai- Will Address Group Point to Security Carrier* Being Hired— blda. Parties, Gifts For acsa meeting Roy Cotton, secretary Revision Plan SIWWIB|| On SI Cassdidates Proceeds of the bond sale are to Reflected President of the Red Bank Community Y.M.- Next Wednesday— Expect Record Volume At Sunday's Ceremony be used in part to pay back $26,000 350 Disabled Men C.A. will address the group. His Profits Since 1946 to the surplus fund account of the For Ensuing Year topic will be "The Youth". At the Bazar A Success Rod Bank's postofflc* has add* John P. Mulvihill, Sr., Sunday borough, borrowed last spring by The medical staff of the River- About ISO sick and disabled vet- close of the meeting refreshments Rev. Roger J. Squire, pasiur of Chairmen of two sosaaaMtSt •d approximately 60 temporary was unanimously elected and la- the mayor and council to build a view hospital met recently and erans of both World wars and will be served by the mothers of tljn Red Bank Methodist church, groups this week flatly dsalsA clerks and carriers to Its staff to stalled as grand knight of Red new borough hall, start a municipal elected officers and named doctors other servicemen hospitalised in the fifth and sixth grade children. will be guest apeaker at the meet- claims of financial loss that ha*V bandit) ths heavy flood of Christ- Bank council, Knights of Columbus, bathing pavilion and fence In the on the. attending staff, consulting four Monmouth county institutions At the November meeting a com- ing of the Shrewsbury • Townahlp been advanced by the Jersey C*B* mas card* and packages, which has at ths first degree of the fraternal borough beach. This will leave a staff and courtesy staff, and their are to be slven a generous round mittee was formed with Mrs. Nor- Parent-Teacher association next tral and New York and Long started, and which will continue frder was conferred on a class of little more than »1»,000 with which action hss been unanimously ap- of Christmas cheer this Tuletide man Newmeir a* chairman, for the Wednesday night, Dec. 15, at 8:15 Branch railroads In their plans (at* U mtmbers. ' until midnight Dec. 24. / to build an addition to the pavilion proved by the board ot trustses. by the American Legion. purpose of holding a cake sale to o'clock at Tinton Falls school. higher commutation rates. Postmaster Fred Crtns and As- The colorful Induction ceremon- next spring, in a construction pro- Dr. R. Browning Wilson was re- At its ' December meeting at raise funds for costumes for ths Mayor J. Edward Wilson 'of Russ» sistant Postmaster Joseph Cooper ies were presided over by Eugene gram already promised. elected president, Dr. Samuel W. Freehold last week the Legion's school Christmss program. Mrs. son and John F, Kraua of plain* both say that the volume of mill V. Kenna of Kahway, district de- Hausman vies president and Dr. county executive committee com- Newmeir announced the sum ot Held, in a joint statement, based to be handled at this Christmas Buty grand knight. Principal speak- 9 frank J. Ooff secretary-treasurer. pleted plans for a serlss of Christ- ISO realised by this project'. their denial upon figures released lesson will be much greater than Sr was Lawrence Dwyer of Jersey mas parties—featuring professional The P.T.A. book sals and exhibit at Washington that show Jersey Named on the attending staff are ever before. They have been re- City, state deputy grand knight. 'Stop Speeders entertainment and the presentation held in November with Mrs. Robert Central and its affiliate, Pennsyl- Drs. Walter A. Rullman, John B. cruiting extra workers for the last Chosen to serve with: Mr. Mulvl- of gifts—for these veterans. The Collaren and Mrs. John Connelly vania Central, had an average ad- Boyd, Carl A. Gesswein, Stanley O. two months, choosing, them from fcllt were Owen S. Grant, deputy parties will be held during Christ- in charge was a splendid project. justed income of more than HO,- In Sea Bright, Wilkins. F. Lawton Hindle, Thom- Civil Service lUta and from among (rand knight; Dr. Joseph J. Haw- mas week at Fort Monmouth hos- The association received $35 from 000,000 for the past three years, and as H. Andrews, llelvin Walnrluht, 1948 earnings aro double those of- other applicant!, with veterans re- kins, chancellor; Raymond W. pital, Allenwood hospital, the State this ssle. C. C. Perrine. j. Qeorge Feman, 1946. ceiving preference. They also have Truex, Jr., financial secretary; hospital at Marlboro and county Taxpayers Plead Stephen Cassgrande, Bliss B.Long, added several navy trucks to their Clayton J. Held, recorder; Pr. Law- welfare home at Freehold,, Mayor Wilson and Mr. Kraus ate regular fleet and hope to borrow rence Sangmelster, warden; Wil- Robert O. HcCurdy, John B. llo- the reBpective chairmen of the Jer- liam S. Anderson, treasurer; Frank Mayor Farrell velle, D. V. Manahan, A. J. De- Paul Lannlhg of Keyport is the 75 Pupils To Sing sey Shore Protective Committee*, more from the army when the chairman of the Christmas party load of packages reaches its peak. T. Wise, lecturer; Arthur >. Mat- Vita. E. E. Banta, Martin A. quirk, and the Inter-Municipal Group for tery, advocate; Leslie Tytt, out- Promises More Phillip J. Costa. Andrew P.Dedlck, committee,-and the extensive pro- Better Rail Service, representing Extra receiving and dispatching gram Is being financed by dona- space for parcel post has been se- side guard; Paul P. Lang, Inside William Heatley, Edward Glater, In Carol Service 54 Monmouth and Union county guard; Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, Police Protection Anthony J. PerrotU, William Mat- tions from all posts in the eounty, municipalities now protesting faa cured at the Red Bank armory. plus contributions by civilian per- chaplain, and J. Leroy Snyder, John After hearing complaints that thews, Qrecorv E. Sacco, John C. proposed commutation rats in* There are several reasons why U Day and Martin J. McQulre, sonnel at Fort Monmouth and North Ocean avenue had become Clark, Harry 8. Wllley, Bernard M. Sunday Afternoon Crease. the volume of mail is bigger than trustees. Frank J. Tr'lolo was Halbsteln. Vincent M. Whelan, Jul- Camp Evans. ever this year. One is that the cus- 'a terrifying day-and-night speed They submitted as proof of SV sleeted delegate to the stats con- ius A. Tore'n. T. A. Doremus, Doug- Albert Strom of Belmar—who Christmas Program lack of necessity for a fare incrcane, tom of sending Christmas cards vention, along with Mr..Mulvihill. way," Sea Bright's mayor and council Friday night expressed las A. Edwards, Anson' O. Hoyt, last week was elected vice eounty the recent recommendation by J. and parcels has grown tremendous- Respective alternates ars Mr. Mc- John J. Hawkins, A. Alfred Po- commander to succeed David Pox- To Be Given In The V. Walsh of Washington, an exanw ly. "I'd say that Christmas cards Ouire and Mrs. Slattery. joint hope that the state may be prompted to take over, improve dell, Joel Feldman, Irving Baer, on of Shrewsbury post, Red Bank, iner tov the Interstate Commerce' have doubled in the last two years," Frank J. Pignataro and Sidney M. who resigned—hss been given per- Methodist Church Commission, that Jersey Central b< Postmaster Crine pointed out. Activation of the Red Bank coun< and protect this road ss a highway. cil brings the Knights of Columbus Hodas. Named on the consulting isslon to solicit funds for ths Seventy-five pupils of the Red permitted to emerge from ban* Another big factor is the volume They .also stated/ plans for en- staff are Drs. F. J. Altsehul, J. B. rutcy and reorganize its financial, order back to this section alter an larging the .borough's police force parties at military installations. Bankpubllc schools will participate of mall bound for foreign coun- absence of 30 years. Selection of Gordon, Nleholss S. Ransahoff, In granting this permission, Brig. in the Christmss carol service of atructurc. tries, a good part of this commun- next year, for 34-hour trafllo en- Raoul Pietrl, Arthur Straus and C. Rev. Roger J. Squire Mr. Mulvihill as ths initial leader forcement, and adopting a "get Gen. Francis H. Lanaban, Jr., the children's choir Sunday after- The statement was issued as the. ity's sending being cleared through was lauded by both Mr. Kenna and Byron BlaUdell. lauded the Belmar post for "co- noon at 4 o'clock in the Methodist railroads and lawyers representing tough" policy for epseders.