RED BANK REGISTER
VOLUME LXX1V, NO. 20.
Report H i m Lots tf Fire
Not Assessed (or WuDipbrnt
At School's End
Several Years
RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951
Members Rum-on Auxiliary, Riverview Hospital
10 Cents
m cow
SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 16.
fttxt Wrditetdmy
To Be HegUler Uny
Give Your Blood
To the Red Cross
Here Monday
IMw «• UM fact that Tfcanke(Iting fall* •>•• Ikunda), >nv.
JJ, Jk' aVgistcr will h* puMiihcd
la* \H?<li**4*y previous, Nnv. II.
W* Mrgrntly requret »ur adBlood Bank to
to §m«
svrtl*#r* »n<t Nfwe fnrrra|wiid«iite
Operate at MrthtftdUtt
Tell mi
b
so »et ttwlr *4>i rlMnf ropy and
•"•• in a* WMin aa powiMe mat
With §Wc
Chunk tello«ak.|. Hat
Axdaca Tell* Why
week. TIM- deadline for adverMonday
between ll:«l a. m. aat)
aUsty-sii aMaaber* of tho ft* poSEA •RIGHT - A chargo af
tssitjg r»py •III he Tunday noon
9 30 p. m. at the Red Bank Maths*
"gross negligence* wae hurled at lice treat *» couaty aittaiciaaMtlca
«f
Hfdnradajr
noon
horli-t church Fellowship hall, tas)
Arthur O. Axelsen, aorottfk as Thursday night were graduated
of the holiday.
Monmouth County Red CroM Chags
sessor, hy Councilman Joha E, Don- from th* Menmouth Couaty fire
t'l- blood donor lervjra will staff,
nelly Friday night, after Council- Police school of iastructioa at cerecallcrting
its *hari» of blood plains*
man Lawrence McCermick report- monies la Relief EagiM eoaaaany,
for members of the I'med farced
ed three lots here had been left un- Orumatand ftl.
Individual* wishing to five thefe*
assessed for a number ef yeara us- Cartitcatea were presented dy
j blood m-iy roister at chapter heatV
Lieut. Jab* V. Coaaver of the butil this year.
I quarters in person, or by calling
Mr. Axelsen, wha did not attend reau ot safety education, New Jerj Rod Bin It 8-3113.
the meeting, later told a Register sey state police. The department sf
I
Mondayy the chipter
Wood «aMS>
state police has encouraged the
reporter the lots in question were
p
"under water until three years ago1' training of Sre police. The moveRUM.SUN -An entranre simi. of . eervji-e hopes to collect 200 pint* of
when they were built up as the ment began before Werld War II,
rustic. <lfsign in keeping "Mill fur. ' plasma a* part (if their quota
q
result of a bulkhead construction but did not get into full swing unborough's scenic t<onuty. will tic , tin.,
i month. The Moodmobile
b eff thai
erected on R i v e r nl.. near the Plainncld |{<i<l Cross chapter wttl
til recently.
job.
B » e n » V i s t a ave. boundary. The rorne to the Fellowship hall, staffed]
Mr. McCormick told the mayor The graduate* ar* expected to
s i g n - a gift, nf the Uum.'iiin Im- unii professional Tied Cross bloo4
form
a
group
of
instructor*
who
and council the three lot* were re
rovemenl
n.-i.iocKition - » a s
ills- donor »-orker«. They will be **•
corded on the tax books this year will teach smaller group* ia other
Saaraa), t«ft t * ri«M: Mri. Da»i«i 6««rf«, Mri. WiHi*m AlStaphan f. Sfavani, Mri. John Varnall, Mrt. Irvinej Vanlrunt, pplayed
at tlin tnceiina of the R u m - sisleil hy members of the varisufl
and possibly never before. Speak- sections af the county. All are reglan,
M
M
.
Ira
0
.
Entry,
Mrt.
Jahn
J.
Pallor,
Mri.
ftaaff*
T.
Lin*
Mri. Maria Meyer, Mri. Chariot McCormick, Mri. John ttr- sun m a y o r »nd t o u n n l la ft Thur.-- volunteer services of the CSuntJF
ing a* a "member ef the finance Utered with th* state police so that
y
committee," he said he wanted to they will be available for call If tao, Mri, Chrii larroll, Mri. William Cramey, Mri. Pa»ar fautli.
ratti, Mri. G. Schvbarr, Mrt. Frank Pratt.
I day night. Councilman Ranrlnll M. .chapter.
needed
in
an
emergency.
In
addi
have the borough collect aa much
Keatnr,
if the sign
PJeardsley,
chairman
at
StanfJiftf: Mri. Jahn lannan, M n . Jateph Srralmtiiffr,
Top row: M M . John GaaVey, M n . Victor W. Emory, Mrt. j meA Jr.. stated
public that,
approval.
fnur|I thoRandolph
blood rtnnor
service.
r«porta)
tion, a Menmouth fire Police asrevenue as possible.
nore
will
b
R
rtonatPil
by
die
im!
that
two
other
hioodmobile
vislte
sociation wa* formed, Marshall Mri. C. Craft, Mri. Laanara) Marthem, Sr., Mri. ftaymansj MeEdith Luick, Mrt. Jamot Fonnina., Mri. A. A. Kin), M n . F. Siojer, provemrnt association to In; placed
Ash Eiemartteti tM
have lirrn scheduled for MonmoutN
Longstreet of MaUwan being the
Mrt. Lawito laaracajva, Mrt. louit Lammam.
it oth*r main entranct-i to the t county, pec. 10 st Asbury Para*
He alao introduced a motion, la- •resident protem. Richard Klrby ©•ft, M n . Oft* Sfrahmanfar, Mri. Oavisj Kenny, Mri. true*
borough.
j and Jin 21, 1351 a Lon* Branca*
ter adopted, Instructing Mr. Axel- whs wa* secretary at the eight OttofmyM, Mri. f. HtHman, Mri. Gcarf• ScMacliMbcff, Mri.
sen ts provide council at its Nov. week school, will hold that post
Taa roUwtlone 11 •
' By January, however, lied Croat
SI meeting with two lists—one until the association's arst meet
honra to hive the blood donor aeiV*
Tax collection, in the borouKh 11C0
showing tax exemptions granted In lag. It will be Dec. IS st I a. *
at the oml or October wore »3..Vi | b thre
»n •«»
op-ration, and ther* wfll
the years IMO-IMO, th* other the la tba ralr Haven Sre house.
per cent of the total, Counrllman 1
;rm*
» ! vl*"» P" m o n t h t 9 *»•
same thing for 1M1.
i»*ter Cartmell. chairman of the . 'n'y. I" 'he three communities,
Instructor for tho local school,
About th* three lots, Mr. Me- which met Thursday nights, waa
finance committee, reported Thiirs-j hn
mentions above. Monmouth countf
Cormlck aaid Mr. Axelsea told hint William Everts af Ukewoed. At
day night. Thla is the holiest per-1 « t"1'" a*ked to collect MIS plate)
no aaaeasntent had been made until tha graduation exercises, Uadercentaxe for th« r-orrrapnndinif per-j°* Mood in a year, and blood donat
Christmas seal.4 will go out to
this year becauae they were not sheriff Harry Roe of Ocean county SHREWSBURY - Jaatph J.
ioil in four year!", Mr. Ortmell 'srrvii'n uant.i to go over the tat)
ahown on a tax mat issued In ttM. was toaatmaster. He Introduced Seaman of Monmouth Beach waa 42,000 county residents next Mon- KEYHOnr At the meeting of ent district clerk's office and board stnteil.
in this quota.
The councilman quoted the assessor Councilman Harold Hurley, chair- appointed school board auditor by day, signaling the beginning of the the mayiir and council Monday meeting room will he made into
Anyone between Jl and 51 year*)
Reporting on the community
the request of the Keyport a classroom Mext year.
saying that he put them on the tax man of the Red Bank fire commit the local board of education Mon- 1151 ChrUtmts seal tale In Mon- night
Halloween party, Councilman John may give his blood. There Is ltd)
hoard
of
education
for
permission
Following
a
public
hearing
a
new
mouth
county,
where,
It
ia
hoped,
hooks as soon as he found they tee; Wallace Laursen af Matawan day night. His f riii alto audits the
nr restrictions. Anyond)
chairman. segregations
gg
y
W Carton.. Jr.,, general
g
131,500 will be raised to carry on to use all of the borough's borrow fire ordinance waa adopted to es- W.
existed.
•resident of the county Bremen's borough's records,
Ing power for the purpose of build- tablish, maintain, regulate and pmlsed the organizations and indi- In good h-- lth may safely give
"This," said Mr. McCormick,'"may association under whose direction The appointment wae made to the tuberculosis control work made Ing an addition to the high school control
ce'e of blood. Each prospective dOSJ*
the fire department.
viduals who made it a success,
have been a allp-up that could have the school waa formed, and Philip comply with a recent state law re- possible by the sale of the scale. was denied.
or will be examined by a doctor^
The or.ly major change In the
IMMal* Complimented
happened to anybody." But, he aug' H. Beeler, president of the Now quiring achool boards to have cerThe teal this year features Hants
who volunteers hi* services, t*)
ordinance is to increase the
gested, the tack of an assessment Jersey State Fite Poliea associa- tified public accountanta make au- 7laus, jolly and fat, agatntt a green- Members of the council express- new
Mayor
Peter
H.
B.
Cumming
make
sure that the prospective doa*
of fire wardens from 1. to complimented Councilman Francis
through the years represented a tion.
blue background. The deaign for ed the opinion that It would be number
dit* of achool records.
poor business Judgment ta turn ID. The other changes are minor Nary, Cartmell and, Carton on their or has the proper qualifications)
money loss to the borough he want
the
teal
was
the
priae
winning
enIn other hutinest, Dlatrict Clerk
Graduate! were Milton Earlc
over all credit to the board, there- in regard to department regula- election laat week and praised the such u weight, temperature, pulsa*
od to have made up now.
hemoglobin and blood pressure.
Fred Munden, Richard A. Klrby Utter C. Scott reported he had try of Robert Stephens of Newark,
strapping the council's financial tions.
However, Borough A t t o r n e y Frank C. Maaaa, Roy J. King, Rob- received an acknowledgment from who used a* hi* model a clay San- by
voters for continuing in office, men
A donor who ha* a cold at tk#
Following reporta by Councilman who represent honesty, Integrity
George A. Gray said state law ert H. Robinson, John Phllla l*rss* the federal government that the ta Claua made a>revl»ualy for his means of operation.
S. Crank Weigand, borough at- Qeorge Jacobs, chairman of the and morality. Mr. Nary will be in- time of his appointment, one whf)
apeeifles back taxes could be cot* tl, James Cleary, Cornelius A. Var- board's application for federal small daughter.
ha*
had a recent illness or oawtk
torney, explained that if the bor- police committee, and by Police ducted aa mayor Jan. 1.
leettd for only one previous year. rey. Charles Julian and Winer R. funds ha* been Hied. The board
•tion, one who hi* a history of ma*
ThU year's drive Is being eonLeRoy Sproul that the presHa recommended a resolution bo Johnson. Red Bank; Janes W. Bly seeks money baaed on pupils whoae ducted by an enlarged committee ough refused the board's request, Chief
The
election
of
Alfred
West
aa
laria or anti-malarial therapy with*
th* next procedure would be for ent police car is in bad condition
drawn appealing th* case to tho and J. Orover Carter, Shrewsbury; parent* are federally employed.
headed by Mra. Edward M. Crane the local hoard to apply to the and unsafe for operation by the an active member of Rumson lire in two years, or Infectious jaundlcav
tax board, on notice to the owners, Melvln P. Stout, Joha A. Conner
will not be accepted. Donors whs}
A letter from Aylln Pleraon, ar- of Middletown, with Mrs. James state hoard of education. If the department, the council decided to company waa confirmed.
to fix a 1850 assessment agalast Frank J. Perry, John MeCuo and chitect for the three-room addition Hauck of Uttle Silver as co-chair- state body ia of the opinion that advertise for bids for a new car
A letter was received from the have had a fatty meal within foul
which a tax bill could be Issued.
Rumaon
Sea
Scout
ship
thinking
hour." will be postponed.
Carl Burnaido, Fair Haven: Ooorge to the aehool, Informed the board •an. Others serving on the com- the additional educational facilities to be received at the next meeting,
the ofnclalu for u*e of th< third
Mr. Donnelly said before any H. Hailanan, Arthur Peter Pauals, that an additional 1250 la due him •Ittee include Mrs. Fred Tatum, are necessary and the borough will Nov. M.
Those wishing to give their bloafl
floor of the borough hall for should not eat fried food*, foatt
vote was taken on thla, he wanted Charles F. Mugge, Matthew Bow- for preparatory work he did in par- Middletown, Dr. Frank AlUchul, not voluntarily give permission for
A request from the police de- atoettnia.
to make the eoint that he could man, Elmer F. Bluaul, Henry B. titioning the auditorium. Frederic U a g Branch; Mist Laura Harding, the use of the borrowing capacity, partment
seasoned
or cocked with fats, fate?
a 15 per cent Increase
"not condone the error made by laden. Sr., Raymond McOlrr, Sr Feeder af Haalet waa the architect Holmdet; Mr*. Henry D. Ackerton, the local board would then be in- in salary for
meau, butter, mayonnaise, pie af
effective Nov. 1 waa tatha assessor." In further discussion, and Thomas S. Oakes, Rumwn.
cake containing tat, milk, thorteao
In charge when the auditorium ac- Keyport; Edward Scuddcr, Jr, structed to apply to the state de- bled for the prcacnt. In the requeat
he accused Mr, Axelsen of "gross Ralph G. Barto and Robert 01- tually wa* converted Into two Fair Haven; Mr*. Arthur t- White, partment of local government. Fol- it was explained that the Increase
ing ar cream. Minor* hetweia tM
negligence" in handling these as- rardln, M t d d l e t o w n ; Frank A. classrooms. Clarence Berger, hoard Mra. Leon Conrow, Mra. Maurice lowing this application, there would would equalise the take-home pay
ages of II •»«« Il'cafi V'awoptai
sessments. He also noted that al- Braun, Llneroft: Sylvester T. Shea- president, directed Mr. Scott to Schwarts, Red Bank; Mr*. Robert be a public hearing at which both to the former level and offset the
only with written permi&aioa froaj
though the council had asked for a Bard, t M J. Hamhauser, Terry X. hold up payment of Mr. PlersOn'i Durand, Freehold; Mrt. U D. Scely, tho board and the borough would present new taxes.
a parent or legal guardian.
new tax map two year* ago nono Crass. William Vitelll. East Koaas- bill until the clerk "reviews the Eatontown; Mr*. Edward Cooke, be heard, then the course of action Councilman Jacob* commented
Member* of the various voluateaf
be determined by the state that he didn't see how the council
ha* yet been received.
The second annual yueltids batar service, units of the chapter wUl
burg; Capl. Ooorge H. Black aad ilnutea to ice If there Is any evi- Koanaburg; Mrs. Walter Stfltnbach, would
department.
was In position to take any ac- of the Women's association of the serve In several capacities unaaf
Keith F. Burdge, Brevent Park and dence of our having commissioned Aibury Park; Mrs. Btrtha Haber'tVala Were Under Waist*
stick. Belmar; Mrs. Henry D. Mer- The council acted favorably on tion at this time and recommended Red Bank Presbyterian church will the direction of Mrs. Clarence Uas
Mr. Axelsen said he wanted to Leonardo; William J. Breunlg and Mr. Pierson* to do «he work,
cer,
Rumson;
Mrs.
F.
Wayne
Ward,
tabling
the request until the flrjt be held Thursday, Nov. 29, at West- terberg, chairman of nurses aides!
the request of the board fbr per"mske It clear to everybody" just Raymond Miner, Port Monmouth:
Study Fire Escape
minster house on Harding rd. Mrs. Mrs, John Kames, staff; Mrs. Call
Neptune City; Mrs. H. R. Brindle, mission to use the council meeting of the year.
August U Humowita and Leslie
What happened.
Parlemaa, Belford; Edmund H. John B. Myers, Jr., reported that Brielle; Jamea VanMater, Atlantic room in the new borough hall for Two ordinances were adopted Hubert M. Farrow, Sr. Is chsirman. Tongrln, gray ladles; Mrs. Grahaai
Ths property In question, He said. Skinner, Franeau; R i c h a r d C. he will continue to atudy the need Highlands, Maurice Pollak, West board meetings «nd also, If possi- providing
Numerous a r t i c l e s such a* Aahmead. canteen, and Mr*. Frai
for the appropriation of
waa transferred In IMd by the Walker and William K. Barnei, tor a fir* escape to replace the one Long Branch.
ble, to furnish a room in the new 15,000 each for the purchase of fill aprona, food, flowers, trash and Schock, Jr., motor.
Merchants Trust company of Red Haalet: Edwin J. Hamlet. Holmdet: currently at the rear of the buildThe county Red Croia has aa*
treasure,
books and gifts will be
building
for
the
district
clerk,
bedirt
to
be
used
in
back
of
proposed
Bank, trustees, to Waller Stewart Theodore Barber and F. Vernon ing. He said that If a new one la The seal sale e x t e n d s from ginning July, 1952, The board ex- bulkhead conatructiona at Marine sold st booths In charge of the cepted the responsibility tor eat)
YcComb. it repressnts a house and Stultt, Keyport; William F. Rat- required, the cost will be about Thanksgiving to Christmas, and plained that due to crowded con- park. Front nt., and at the water circles that make up the society. lectlng the blood and shipping M
three lota on the Sftuth Beach. cliffe, Sr., Robert C. Sturt and Mar- t*,000. Mr. Feialer said, however, this year will include not only the ditions In the high echool the pres- plant on Cedar at.
There will be a story telllnz room for processing aa directed. It wtl|
The** lot* were reclaimed only shall Longitreet. MaUwan; John that It might be possible to use the sale of the familiar stickers, but
for children in charge of Mrs. go to commercial laboratories lea*
•vhen the bulkhead* were built Celendri, H. VlnaenU Enialkln. present escape by relocating It. Mr. alao bands. The Monmouth County
George Worthley, Jr., of evening ignated by th* Department ofDos
Organisation
for
Social
Service,
at
some three yeara ago "and oven Frank X. Flynn and Edward M. Myers aaid Howard Matteson, prinfentc for processing into the Root
circle one.
today two of them are partially un- Kelly. Union Beach; James Otla cipal, considered the steep stcpa on agent for the N. J. Tuberculosis
A snack bar will open at noon, plasma. The plasma will then bfj
League in the county, has charge
der water at high tide."
the
escape
at
hacardou*.
Mr.
Fesaand will sell afternoon tea until shipped out to the armed forces fotf
Lewi*. Henry Sadowskl, Peter KoHe aaid that when he went over ubo, Frederick D. Wheeler and Al- lor commented that "all fire escapes of conducting the drive.
4 o'clock, with Mrs. Harry R. Vogel the nation's fighting men.
borough listings with Otis Seaman, bert C. Mount, Marlboro; Patrick ar* a haaard," particularly if covand member* of circle three in
county engineer, this year, ha dis- F. Dunne and Joseph F. Matovsky, ered with aleet or anow. Clinton
FREEHOLD-Altcn Roberts, 22,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Force charge. Mrs. William H. King ia
covered the existence of tha tots Deal; William F. Dllger, Oscar Thompson suggested that ehutea be Briliiher to Discuai
a short-time Monmouth county who recently sold their home on chairman of a baked ham supper
and placed them on the assessment Bieri and William Horsman, Long used, Mr. Fesslcr suggested that by
reaident, was held for grand jury Wilson Circle, Rumson, have pur- to be served between 5:30 and 7:30
hooka. He said they ar* shown __ Branch, and Daniel L. Williams, installing fire screens, uae of the
Election
action Saturday night on a murder chased an attractive home on Rum- p. m. Supper reservations are In
lot* 52-J, «« and (3-B, on a new Harry 0. Layton, William Fulton pretent fire escape might not be
charge shortly after hi* common- son rd, Little Silver, from Marian charge of Mrs. Raymond Swift.
tax map which is due to be com- and Franklin E. Waters, Spring necessary.
LITTLE StLVSR-Or. F. John law wife, Alice Mac Roberts, 23, M. Strack. The property adjoins
Chairmen include Mrs. Joseph
pleted this year. One of tba lots, Lake Heights.
Mr*. Arthur Ros* asked If the Long of England will address to- wa* found dead near their home on the residences of Dr. Eugene New. C. Oavison In charge of flowers
One of the most successful
he stated, is now assessed for IMO
and plants, with members of circle "kickoff" dinners in Salvation Army
school had planned any special ob- morrow night's meeting of the the Bergcrvillc-Fort Plain* rd. in man and Winflcld Wainwright.
and the other (wo for about 1400
Toung
Adult
fellowship
at
Embury
one;
Mrs.
Albert
W.
Wordcn,
Jr.,
servance of Education Week. Mr.
history waa held Thursday algal
Howell township,
The plot ia approximately 200
apiece.
Matteson aaid it had not, since Methodist church hall. A Fulbright
Her body was found hy Vincent feet on Rumson rd. and 195 feet trash and treature, with members at the local Baptlet church whoa
there la a standing Invitation to the scholarship student at Princeton Percello, « grocer, who aaw the on Haneo rd. The colonial resi- of circle two; Mrs. Louis O. Ford, volunteer chairmen and committee*
Mr. Axelsen said borough lists
public to visit the school at any university, hi* talk will be "Metho- body from his atore and called the dence which consists of large llv- "Oingerbread House," with mem- men met to discuss the 1»51 mala*
should be studied by himself and
time. The principal alao pointed dism and the Homeland of John atate police at Howell township. injr room, fireplace, powder room, bers of circle four; Mrs. Edwin S. tenance campaign for 120,000.
the county engineer at least once
Edward J. Macklin, one ot tbo
a year, but that this has not al- LINCROFT — Joseph Mendrss. out that parent-teacher conference* Wesley in the Twentieth Century." The Freehold first aid equad took three bedrooms, tile hath, forced Close, aprons, with members of
ways been done In the past, be- vice president, was elected presi- are being held today and tomorrow.
Dr. Lang was educated at the her to Fltkin hospital, where she warm nir heat oil fired, and two. circle live; Mrs. Harry B. Clayton, county's best toastmuters, paid]
cause the county has not scheduled dent of the LJneroft-Holmdet Kl- Regarding the conference*, Mrs. Leys school. Cambridge, and later was pronounced dcud upon arrival. car garage, was built hy William Sr., food, with members of circle tribute to Thomas Irving Brown,
such reviews.
wanl* club at Thursday night' Ross questioned why five grades at the Queens college, Oxford, Police aaid about 40 shotgun pcl- Scott. The purchasers have already six; Mrs. Charles G. Magill, books editor and publisher of The Regis*
and gift shop, with members of ter and publicity ehairman ot th*j
There are other minor assess- meeting at the inn here. He sue which will not have the conferencea where he obtained the degree* of leta were In her back.
taken possession.
ment omission* in Sea Bright, Mr. ceeda Harry Pitcher of Hoimdet will ttill have but a half session master of arts, bachelor of acience
Roberts wa* arrested by County The George Schanck agency of circle seven; Mrs. Kenneth C. Burg- campaign, for his generosity In giw
for
the
two
days.
She
said
aeveral
Axelsen aaid—"left off the book* Laurence Buck was elected vie
and doctor of philosophy in chemi- Detective Merritt Kent and State Red Bank has also sold the prop- er, children's table, with members ing apace in The Register.
The Salvation Army band (use
hecause it is impossible to tell just president, and Arthur Turner wai parente had complained ta her cal engineering. He waa preiident Trooper* William Kennedy and erty owned by the estate of Ella of evening circle two, and Mrs.
about having the children out of of the Oxford Union Debating so- John Mazjckien when he returned Hopping on tiie corner of Lincoln James T. Stomber, ceramics and nished music, participating mm
where divided property line* are." appointed sicretary-treasurer.
school when there la no need for it. ciety and in 1BS0 a Liberal candl to his house while they were in- and River ids,, Fair Haven, to Ray- jewelry, with members of evening slcians being Richard Schmidt, Ed*
They were not clearly denned at
Mr. Matteson said the two after- date for a aeat In the British Parl- vestigating the shooting. Under mond U Moore who is associated circle three.
ward Chadwick, Wesley Shapter,
the time of division; he said.
noons
are being given so that iament, A lay preacher of the Brit- questioning by Assistant Prosecu- with the Equitable Life Insurance
John Olson, Sr., Robert Dries, Joha
"Take approaches to the HighOlson,
Jr, Ronald Dries. Willlaaa
teachera
can
prepare
lands and Rumson bridges. I'm go"essay re ish Methodist church, he will dia- tor Charles Frankel he signed a company.
Chadwick. Sr., Harold Blair, Ed*
gorts" on their pupiU.
Ing to have to ask for a careful
cuts such questions as "Will atatement admitting he shot her The residence consists of two
ward Schmidt and Mis* Florabel
and exact survey to And out Just
Churchill do away with Socialised when ahe ran from the house after living rooms, fireplace, four bed
Blair.
what lend* were taken for tho apmedicine?" and "Will the English an argument. He said he was hold- rooms and bath. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Harold S. Rlnebart of tha
proaches by the state and county.
•lection Affect Affair* of the Mid. Ing a 12-gaugc <hotgun with which Moore are now occupying the res
I wasn't given this Information
die Bast?"
he Intended to go hunting.
SEA BRIGHT - Plans to build Red Bank Woman's club provided
Idence aa their permanent home.
when the work waa done, and the
a 1185,000 home colony on the South floral table decoration*.
Edward H. Conway, general
assessment chant* was a minor
Beach were disclosed at Friday
matter."
night's meeting of the mayor and chairman of the drive, stressed hla
BATONTOWN-The Red Bank
intereat
in the campaign and tha
council,
Strong State Law
Business and Professional Women's
need to do a thorough and speedy
The
plant
were
disclosed
in
a
letOn the question of tax exempclub ha* given tho Long Branch
ter from the board of adjustment, job in solicitations because of tha
tion;. Mr. Axclsen said he now Is.
U.S.O. club a check for $950 to be
revealing that the board had ap- proximity of the holidsys. Cspt,
working under a "state law that
used in erecting a beach pavilion
proved of a proposal to sub-divide Philip Carney, New Jersey publla
haa teeth in It, a law that has
at the U.S.O. beach in North Long
the property of John J. Maibach on relations director, represented Brig,
helped me correct my books."
Branch.
Ocean
ave. Council favored the pro- Arthur s. Woodruff, divisional cam*
The new law, he said, make* It
The money was earned at the
niander. He expreised appreciation
gram.
mandatary for anyone applying for
fashion show and entertainment
It wa* explained that ten houses, for "the fine community spirit
held recently by the club at the
an exemption—such as a war veteach selling for about 118,500 are shown by the friends of the Saiva*
fort Monmouth Service club.
eran or' a religious organisation—
planned to be built. There will be tion Army In Northeastern MOM
to do to formally, In writing, H*
Mrs. Ella Wiltshire Dlggle, chaira
35-fcot-wlde access drive to the mouth county, especially that at*
man of tho benefit, and a member
aaid he has followed that law to
lots.
Each house will be of year- forded by the military leaders.'
of the operating committee of the
the letter since It* went Into effect
Louis Oringcr, campaign director.
round-occupancy construction and
U.S.O., gave the check to club ofafter World War II. "Otherwise, I
each will have an attached garage. strewed the necessity for hard]
ficials at a dinner meeting last
could be held for malfeasance of
work,
application and repeated calla
Plans were approved by the ad1 ursday at Crystal Brook Farm
office."
justment board at It* Nov. 2 meet- and urged campaign worker* to reJoseph
Meadrea
Inn.
The
dinner
honored
Lieut.
port weekly to the headquarters at
Other exemptions, said Mr. AxelIng.
Col. Raymond G. Bennett, former
7 Mechanic st. with their result*
sen, were on the books when he
George
Arculariu*,
Charle*
Cox,
cpecial
acrvicea
officer
at
Fort
Mor.
became assessor in 1938 or were
and with request* for assistance.
Wounded Marine
granted hy him since he took of- Daniel 8, Ely and Anthony Flaa- mouth.
At the speaker*'.table were
fice. He said lie has continued ex- conaio were elected to two-year
Curl C. Culllnson, Lieut. Comdr. ,
terms
on
the
board
of
director',
Reatrvt
Tkst
O
i
l
*
Home on Furlough
emptions, without question, that he
N. Sorrnson, Col. Lloyd B. Magrud..
With an curly annnunvrmrnt of tht
found vn the hooks and has hcen and Harry Sprung wat chosen I eomini
cv, John B. Allen. Harry C. Barnrvtnl rnti'm Inttreittd In. Tht
P.t'.C. Thorna* B. Brown, 30-ycar- aid, Jr., Ralph H. Belknap, William
very careful "of any that I author- fill the one-year unexpired term ol Reiuttr'i clanilWrl rnlumn, "Comlni
Kvinti , It Idrtl fur thli rurnm'. Call
old son of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas A, Pluhr, Mrs. Ucorge T. Llnton,
Mr. Turner,
ized."
1.0113 sue ilk for Clsiilnid.—Ad'
B. Brown of 77 Herbert St., re- Rev. Clinton Powera, Mrs. U &
The club voted unanimously ti RE
Ttrtlitmtnt.
turned home Monday on a 30-day Vanlnwegen and John Warren.
volunteer at blood donora In the
Msrtssfo Messy
convalescence furlouuh from the
Wedding Sells
fnr Srjoita, fa rat, tountrr eitate, bash Red Croia blood bank program
Pinner was served under tha
Marlnta,
«'ii nulldlnsi aaWllns et »•». teat when the mobile unit vlalta Mon- Gltti In allvar, cryital, reiamlci. tow
leadership of Mrs. Cottrell. The
irrm <.»» pajmint. liberal loans ea mouth county. Vincent Smith rep- •at nrlcti. Rtnduvaui Gift Shop, 521
An
Infantryman
with
tlie
Fifth
accaion
began at »:S0 p. m, and
• M'I.-'JI- uruptrtlii, Joitoa 0. MsUue resenting the Red Cros* bloodmp- Ban IF i avt,, Aibury Park.—Advcrti
attnt,
Marine regiment, First Marine di- ended at S p, m.
fW.-ivy
rtt»liora. Nortiast Depart*
Preparing
for
Christmas
Saal
drive,
which
oponi
next
waak
»rt,
left
to
right:
Milt
Jai*
bile
talked
to
the
members
about
item Panni RU 1-04*4 AdvartlHBMSt
vision, he was wounded In action
ItUunUIn Hill Nurtiry SckMl
the program.
Cam* Supptritrs
May 20. He had been In combat
Matt acortdltid: Chaml Hill, Middle. •ia Stavani of Keyport; Mri. Carolyn Bucklin of Red Bank, Mrs. Edward M. Crane of Middle- alnce January. Blown enlisted In flttid In our OIKHII, prlvktt tilting rutfra*
It
wa*
decided
because
of
ThanksFair Htvin A i H i i s r Nalict
'own "mnihip. Charlottt Olirn, dtrec. town, chairmen of tht drivo which laaki to ralta $31,500 for tubtrculoiii control work in tho
«»!'«• it tir»iiu»u tn«K tnd (email r)t«
Him ii* nompletoil m» n u n s m f n t giving next week that thu club tor. rhont AT l-tidsd.—Aitvtniiimnnt.
the Marines «i.< weeks after grtid- by
lrr.1. AIltrHlUins to tU jrou prrDuttall?.
brink* fnr Ilia yenr ttiSJ, nan" may lit would hold an tntcr-club session
Kur .frvica Kithdul waltlni, or for home.
county; Mill Margaret Francis, county TB control luptrviier, and Mri. J«me< Hauck of LiUle uatlng from rtcl Bank high achool (Hum
Inrncrtril »l mv nr!lr», KH ftlvcr Rnrnf,
Furtraln Piiesn Fssd*
fall R«4 Bank ».*«H, ^uutr
in June I Mr*, H» arrived In San )•!!•! Surreal
Kali' ttaifti, I'rliUy, Novenilur Id, 19»t, with the Ktyport fltih next TuesCall
%t
i-UeC.
W.
ft.
SwartMl.
Jr,,
Suntilj. tl latl Iraat
Silver,
co-chairman
ef
tha
driva.
b d w t n 1 and 4 P, M,—Aavutlifaitat. day at Yt Cottage Inn.)
Diego, Cal,, a week aio Sunday. street, ta« tiak.'-Ad'aitlMsiial.
Fsisa luppllti, Hasltt.—AdTartlltnuat.
Runtson to Erect
Rustic Signs
Sctman Appointed TB Seal Drive
School Auditor Starts Monday
Council Turns Down School Board's
Request to Borrow to Capacity
Second Annual
Yuletidc Bazar
Man Shoots Wife Strack Home
After Argument Sold by Schanck
Salvation Army
Campaign Begins
Mendres Heads
Kiwanit Club
Business Croup
Gives m to ISO
9183,000 Homes
Project Planned
Set $31,500 Goal in Christmas Seal Drive
tuyg trnfTnt. *orEM«wt if. wif
FUEL-OIL
11*
IMCIM CAIN KAN
A dlsflar mwt4 i* a dollar made.
& DAVIS
TBV M 4-0103
|
VV/i> Not Have Your
Thanksgiving Dinner
«f the
CASINO
ATUNTie WtMUNH
C0MMJTI DINNM $1.50torN m n
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY MGH1
T*> IAN Mirharlanti ami Hi*
•iw ww
a*>smAAsm*>
au^aa.**** a*\*i sasaa*a*ta»^*ieai
PRICM NOW IN W K T
IXVCHEOX It to J - MNKKR I «« • ; » .
BANqi'ET rAf IMTIrN AVAILARLK.
ATtOttS - ATLANTIC MtftHUNM 1 4 M t
Spef ial Nasg
Marks Birthday
Central
Promotes Sims
ColoVn Selected
To Head Lawyers
Auxiliary Elect*
Council Delegate*
ALL.ENHUIMT—Robert M. lias*
ABBUBT PARK-City Mkitor aerv* ee saossber* ef th* esaevtlv*
WEST END — MiM Leonor Oo- f little Silver ha* he*n promoted
J. Gclien of I»*g Branch council ef the Rod Baa* ire deley, deughter of Dr. an>1 Mri. Mar- o the poeltlon cf assistant general Julius
of eleetrle trancmM- was nominated lest Thurrtay for parts)*** •uiiUeriee •»•** elected
cel J. E. Oelsy of Hollywood ave., luperirtendtnt
»f the Monmouth at a meet!** of the Iadepeadeat
was dedicated tn the Blessed Moth- ion and diatrihutlon operations 0t th* presidency
association *t «h* monthly are eeoapeay auxiliary Meaaay. The
er at • *peci»l m«M Monday at St. i-rsry Central Power A Lizht Co. Bar
dinner meeting st th* Klngeley delegates will be Mr*. Patrick MieaMichael'* Cutbollr rliurrh. the ocletri, president. Mr*. Charles Jullaa
Arms hotel.
casion being her ISih birthday.
The election ef ameers -.-'n heand Mre. Gerdea Wlleea. Mr*. BuM I D fallow** • truaition carhel« i t the December meetlt Mr. gea* Patter***, it, «rtll «*rv* a*
ried OR in MiM Oolay* mother's
will succeed 3. Frank aiteraat*.
family. Mri. Gelsy Is Spanish and,
etnas, Ktyport.
The auxiliary eeatrikwtea *M (a
Wetaaad,
according to Spanish custom, when
Edwsrd J. Ascher, judge of the tho Pearl Ralph fuad. A Mtotla
a daughter «f th« family reaehe*
•bury P*rk district court, was from the womea'e HvWaa *f th*
her 15th hlrthitsy, at • sperlsi mm*
wniMted for nrst vice president; Meaaneuth ceuaty tafety
on (hit day, th* young glii is dealatatc Sen. J. Stanley Herbert, sec- af which the auaiilary la a
end vice president; Esra Ksrku*, was read ay the presides*.
r.ated to the Blessed Mother. Th»n
third vie* president; Mllten Stein,
th* mar* l» followed by «rcakfaJt
The auxiliary will a '
secretary; Charles F. Dittmar, Dee. II at a holiday party far
In th* f\«ning a coming out party
treasurer;
Harry
D.
Brlnley
and
in held for the girl.
her* ef the *r* company aad their
Edward F. Ju* ka, trustees for three wive*. Dee. *» they will hetd a
Rpv. Lewis A. Hay**. g>a»tor ef
years, and Melvln Phlle, John War- Christmas party for children of
St. Michael's rhurrh, Mid the mast
ren, Jr., Harry R. Cooper. Peter
member*. Mr*. Patt*r**n,
During th* ceremonies Mil* FaCooper, John V. Crow*]], Abraham auxiliary
Jr, snd Mrs. Erne* B4*ketoy will
triria MorrlMey, a el***met* of
^rsnkei. Jseob Stelnhach, Jr, l*«he
I.#onor's at th* Btsr of the «*•
Wsinsteln, Mr. Dittmar snd Mr chairmen ef the** event* t* b*
h«ld at th* Sre haute.
•cademy at Long Branch. we* «rStsln trustees to the county
The monthly meettaf pries
Finlst. Another fHsnd, Miu Anne
aid society.
awarded to Mr*. Btakaley. Moetsas
Teeter, Rumaon, was aeloiat.
Mr.
Weigand
announced
that
a
•s
aervinff refraeamenu wee* Mrs.
l>on*>r i M h»r guests, w>» were
suggestionfcyM*s M. Barr, Asbury Pstiick Ambretie aad Mre. Frank
all dr*M*d In whit* and who all
Park, that • committee be appoint. Calaadriella.
wer* SpanUh mantlla veils, reed to protect assignment of Meavived Holy Communion together.
mouth county judges to ether coun
•BSVtTUI
All approached the altar carrying
let would be taken under e«n*idcendle*. In thia ln*tanc*, however,
eratlen. Mr. Barr said, "It is un LEONARDO - Rev. OavM W.
he blessing Mid hy the print hon
fair to th* litigants and to theAllen wilt apeak ttaiakt end tored all th* girl*, and all were 4*4
The nnnounremenl was mnrtr by people of the county to have the morrow at • o'clock t t the Baptist
icat*d to the Blessed Mother.
Clytlr A. Mullen, vicr president of judge* rent out of the county when j church here to clues a series af
following mas*. Pi. and Mr«. Go he utility, Mr. Sinu will makr here are sufficient casts to keep evasujelistic services.
lay entertained *t their home at a hia h<*a'lc|unrtrr« at thr power com- hem here."
breakfast, which w>a followed by pany's lor*) tervlr.e building. He re- William C. I.loyl, Keanaburg. snd
» cana*ta party, father Hay** wi« port* to Winn M. Roso. superinten- William T. (llynn, Lorn Arbour,
no a guest at the breakfast.
dent of elfi-trlr trantmisaion and were accepted *• new members.
diminution.
A committee was appointed ta
Winner* at erniMta were MU
Judy Riemintkle, «rat; Patricia
Aftrr Joining Jersey City in 1M* mild up a large, group to attend
Mnrrlwey, second; Pauline Cooney, Mr. fllniB worked on various en- he T4th annual meeting of the
hird; Judy Bradford, fourth, and gineering and rlght-or-way align- Hudson County Bar Dec, a at the
Eleanor Koran, fifth, T*nnnr I*
ment*. For the pa*t. two yenra re Htatlcr hotel, New York. Supreme
junior at the Star of the Sen Arad served a* technical aiwtstaut to the ~Viiirt Justice Henry E. Ackerson,
emy. Moat of the guests were her ire pircident in chargr <if opera- Keyport, will be one of the apeakJustice Acker«en headed the
lassmatee.
ion*. Before coming . to Jersey em.
committee which nominated the
Other* attending ware Ml**** Central he was employed by Ameri- proposed officers.
Gloria Wymbs, Mary-Beth King, an Telephone A Telegraph Co. A
Nancy Byrne, Janet Hayed, Dolores graduate ef Ohio State university,
Hesse, Beverlejr VanBrunt, Yvonne MI, he received a degree there in
Quire, Mary Lcuin, Helenc Oolay, Industrial and electrical engineerRaja Bhaheen and Linda Ma* Lues ing. He served with the Signal
Corps In World War II. He, hia
wife and two children reside at 91 FREEHOLD — Officials results
•IHI
Willow dr.
ef last wetk's general election *nnouncsd by County Clerk of Elec
To Vrt.' PrableBM
tlone C, I. VanDerveer Friday
Mr. and Mr*. John Rice
Q I finished school under th* Of
showed thet Richard R. Stout piled
Bill Just before the Korean cam Fried on 10th Anniversary up a margin of 21,047 votes over
Ign, and when things broke out
Democratic opponent, Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. John (I. Bl«* of 4 his
over there t re-enlisted, t WAS
Lautman, in th* contest for state
discharged with a eervlce-connected William st.. were guests of honor senator. A third candidate, Marvin
disability. Am I eligible for Public Friday night at a tenth annivers- Fish of the Progressive party,
Law 1* vocational training, even ary party at their home. They were polled 207 votes.
though I trained before under the presented with an automatic cof- The M,07T ballot* eaat representfee maker from a group of friend*.
OI Bill?
ed a* per cent of the iOMti r*r
Guests were served a buffet sup- Istered voters in the county.
A. To*. The fact that you had
per
from
a
table
decorated
with
OI Bill training will not bar you
The Democratic ticket was
from vocational training under fall flowers. The centerpiece was topped by Charles I . AppUgat*.
Public Law tt, as amended, pro- a large cake made in the shape of Keyport mayor, who was unsucvided you meet the** conditions: two bell.>. The cake, baked by Mr*. cessful candidate for th* assembly.
he service - connected disability Randolph E. Btromberg, was tinted Mr. Stout received the largest vot*
must have been incurred after pale blue and decorated with a Sli- among the flv* Republic** candidates.
June J7. 1*50; you must have an er bow.
PAIMTIMO
Guests Included Councilman and
The results released by th* eltrk
Other-than-dishonorahte discharge
MAMNBV
you must need the training to Mrs, Everett C. Baynton, Mrs, Har- of elections are:
ATTIC C0NVMM01I*
State Senator — gtout, 42,311;
overcome the handicap of your dis- ry Angelo, Mrs, Leroy Dcacy, Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles A. Imperial and Lautman, 1*,314; Assembly—Elvln
ability.
Q. I am a Korean veteran, and I Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Mellon, Red R. Slmmlll (R), 41,588; Alfred V.
just signed up for a 110,000 Insur- Bank; Mr. and Mr*. Edward «• Beadleston <R>, 41IJ8; Applegate,
ance term policy—the new ty,peDaubensehmldt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 20,100; Harry Stille (D), 1I.IM;
that's available to Korean veter- liam E. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeholders—Victor C. Qroeitnger
ans. Will I get dividends from this J. Wall, Mrs. Paul VanBrunt, Fair (R), 41,143; Earl Woolty (R), « , Haven; Mr. and Mr*. Harold 3. MS; Frank Dalten (D), 1I.IM; O
policy*
3. Front, J»,174.
A. No. tinder the law, dividends Haug,
y Mr. and Mrs.
g, Shrewsbury;
are not payable on the new types Herbert E. North. West Long
RALTH BENEFIT PABTT
s N.
of Insurance for Korean veterans. Branch; Mr.
Mr. and Mr
Mrs. James
Mrs. Jessie Thomas Klrby and
M and
d
Your premium rates, however, gen- Btapleton, Long Branch; Mr.
erally will be lower than for Na Mrs. Donald J. Southard, Deal; Mr. Mrs. Mabel Coleman will be hosttlanal Service Ufe Insurance for and Mrs, John V. Hauser, Ocean- ess** tomorrow night at a card!
party at the Mabel Coleman studio
World War II veterans, a type ef port;
on Rsetor pi., for th* benefit of the
Insurance that doe* psy dividends.
Pearl Ralph fund. The publle I*
Q. I am attending colleg* under Fire Start* in Wiring,
invited. There will be table award*,
the OI Bill and the cut-elf date
special prises and refr*»hm*nt*.
applies to me. Could I drop out un- Wreck* Apartment Here
der the OI Bill and pay my own The apartment of Mr. and Mr*.
way the reet of this semester, and Harold Hardee, 4* Chestnut St.,
then resume undtr the OI Bill next wa* badly damaged last Thurtday
year, when I will be tithing more night by Kr« which, according to
expensive course*?
Chief Joseph Cleary, started In deA. No. Such a procedure Is no fective wiring In- a rear wall.
permitted. Under the law, you are Chief Clesry estimated damage
expected to remain tn continuous at approximately W,000, Two rooms
training after the cut-off date, ex- of the apartment were gutted by
cept for reasons beyond your eon' the hls7.c which took firemen two
trol. If you drop out under any hours to get under control. In adother conditions, you may not re-dition tn damage, caused, by nre
sume training later under the Glitself, considerable smoke and
Bill.
water damage was done to the Har
dee apartment and apartments on
FINED FOR SPEEDING
the first floor.
MOUIOBL — Robert Hunter and
Jame* Brand ot Long Branch, HarYM d a T*k* II With V*«
vey Wilson ef Brlelle, Oerald L. I
If you wouU Ilk* to tak* a earl ef
gal of Bradley Beach and John
t*« Bank *t t o * «ld CeUatal MenSpauldlng ef Asbury Park war* awuth with in *k*n ran g* •* yeur
Monmouth county resident* fined raeattsn. It'* *a*r t* 4*. J«H order
last week by Magistrate Stanley Th* HtsUtw Mnt t* >nf «acatl*a *dStllwell of Atlantle-Holmdcl town- dr«ii, at our tegular *ubterl»U*a rates,
ships. The Monmouth county me and it "ill bt Just Ilk* ftttlnf a «**kl
were charged with speeding.
letter from home.—Adv*rt!temnt.
a j P P I
OAHCI 4 fMUH
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UCATIHOUSSONS
* TNI
VELVET
ARENA
EVERY
11 to 12 P. M.
Commenting
NOV. 21
frafaWlamaial Vimml
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FOU INWWMATION CALL KKAKS. W M S
JtVENILE LKiSONS EVKRY M MIAV
AITERNOON . 1.30 to 5t3«
A
An •i»fd ream I* alwtyt w«lc*m* »n4 impravai
Ml* «Bat)crgr«c* * f y*ur hawtt. Alt* «jlv*i • • • ! •
•I«mal c*mf*H «n*l mttr* tlvieif * r « * .
Stout, Applegate
Top Party Slates
Tti* e*tt
It r*«t*f«abl* *n*j probably much lait than y*n
thinki
Wa h*v* tiv s)Hf*r*nt ttyl*t t * cliooi* Irani.
l««f> t f which wlH « M lifht «n*J btavty to
y*)t»r «Hlc.
Our price)*, tf
l*)w| Act «*wl
CdtH fcdlayl
wiu • Mm toMowew TO IACK W reiurs
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PUBLIC SALE
Having told my home I will sell at Public Auction my Household floods and Furnishing* on the premises at:
172 River Rd. (East Front St.) Red Batik, N. J.
— oa —
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24th
MsM A. M.
What • Thankt|lvln« «••»«! IUKIOUI
craanu, caramtli> nuts and fruits, criip candltt, banbeml Canditi for tvery taitet And
•N wparbly madt with Fanny FarmtVt own
I m w l l k * cart, tr*aiur«d rtclpM and mtlhodt of preparation. Mod* fr«ih, of th* finest
feed*—and rvitwd freih to thop counten.
A gift to warm any htartl
TkaalNflvlitg txtratt Aitorftd Sofia Nvhnaofi, $1.60 lha pound.
W u Turk*,, HU*d wWi Kiddy fop,, 7it aoch.
Vi a w M W Pfwlt and Nut Ati*rtm*nt-on«>pwnd box, $1.33.
MUl M M U num. To covar moiling coil, odd 30* for oach ona-pound
• • < • • • * ond it for aoch additional pound In tamo packago to torn*
oddrau. Send chtck or monay erdar, pliat*.
Write t* « ITMH t t , *l Whit* II., ••*- leak, N. i.
Refrigerator (Phllea) 12 euh. ft. with Fretting Unit Television (RCAI It inch screen with Antenna, Washing Machine with
Spin Dryer (Easyi, Combination Radio and Victrola (Philharmonie) AM and FM. Dropleaf Table* In Cherry and Walnut, TenPiece Dining Room Set (French), a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
Five Passenger tPontiac) Streamliner with Radio and Heater.
Oil Paintings, Rugs (Domestic and Oriental), Assorted Site*. Pictures, Books, Bookcases, Chlnaware, Glassware, Kltchenware, Occasional Tables, Floor and Table Lamps, Throw Rugs, Bric-a-brac,
Mirrors, Boudoir Chairs, Three-Piece Living Room Set, like new;
Occasional Chairs, End Tables, Night Tables, Dressers, Bureaus,
Chests of Drawers, Single and Double Beds with Springs and Mattresses, Dressing Tables, Pottery, Decorative Objects, Stands, CabInsts, Fireplace Equipment, Attic and Basement full of miscellaneous items. Six kegs of Nails, assorted sizes; SO Oalrons pf Inside and Outside Paints, assorted colors; Generator (Westinghouse I 82 vnlt son watt heavy duty. Porch and Lawn Furniture,
Onrden Tools, Hand Tooli, all Outdoor Equipment and contents
of Garag*.
HE 1982 DaSoto gjvti you more room! Th* 1952 O*8ot*
tots you driv* without thiltini! Th* 19S2 DaSoto it taiitr
to *t**r... M*l*r to*** out o f . . . Miier to itopt
Th* 1952 Daloto giv** you maximum parformanc* with aiinj*
mum upkeejp. Vi% her* now. Com* Me it today!
DOHA VAIUI THROUGHOUT
All items to b« removed from the premises at conclusion of
sale, Terms of sale cash at time, of sale. The offerings may he
viewed on date of sale from I;30 A. M. until sal* time. The undersigned and Auctioneer shall not be responsible In the event of
sccldent or injury to any person or persons in, on or about th*
premises. Sale rain or shine Indoors.
By Order oft J. M. PARKER
Sftopi eonvoniontly located throughout
ftreiter New York.
T
IW) Bath Aye., Long Branch, N. J,
Phone fl-SMD,
Memberi National and State AaamlMlon of Auctioneers,
•
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tirei Mfely en rlmt in eat*
oiblowouti.
•
Oriflew Shock Abiorben
cushion out up-and-down
and lateral thockil
•
Tip-To* Shift with Fluid
Drive leti you drive without
ihtftinaj
•
Sit relaxed, tee out better,
on Chair-High Seats.
•
0
Fanfafi lofaf ttoppln0 with
12-Inch brakM.
Completely Waterproof
Ignition for all-weather
eHOTO-HYMOUTH Peelers prernrt aMUCHO MAIX In ^ . u let Y«ur life" «*ry w*ik *a both Radio and T.l.vlil.n . . . NIC networks.
GLOBE
B. (i. COATS, Auctioneer.
21-23
MOTOR SALES
last Prent Strot
COMPANY
a#d Bonk 4-2434
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Cad Party for
Riverview Fund
w. mi
Middlttown Uom Have Annwil Charier
EATONTOWN-E Allea MacPuAe, general counselor for the
Federal Rtaerv* bank, will addrf)
tonights meeting of the Monmoum
County Board of Realtors at fry-[
|*tal Brook Farm Inn.
I
Mr. ifucDuffle '» in charge ef;
fettled regulation* for l"ndcrj »nd !
borrower*. He will apeak on that
•ubject. A stesk dinner Kill be j
aerved at T o'clock, preceded by a \
•Meting of th* board of director* j
at d l i •'clock.
'
f NEARLY ACCURATE /
IS NOT E N O U G H / [
Mr*
Reussilk's
MltOAO-MOIANK
Hear Ra«k«r
• aajhery waa
ridge held
J. H. WHITE
•ID
t R«*>lnf «f all k i t *
• UaVn, Gatlcn
SANK
'
«
iMt Thttradar at Trinity B r a a l
ehturek »eri»h k w w a*ae>aer*4 by
the rair Haven auxiliary •» Riverview haaattal. Praceed* treat th«
evert will ge ta tka auailiary'e He»
•ladg* t« tha haeettal kulldiag fund.
KKehea eheara were table ewiae*
•aMial award* wer* glvea ta Mr*
aVter S. Elckak, Mra. Ella rape,
Mra. Heward U Burdfe, Mra. Ar.
thur OetJ, Mra. WaHar A. McCeach,
Mra. Mitfard WUUIa, Mn. Carl
Mela. Mra. Marrr C. P. Warden,
Mrt. A. •. White. Mra. Clarence
Wlekaaaa, Mra. Wlllard Seaaerville
Mri. Jeha Heeeell. Mr*. M. U *Ve|.
cr, Mra. Jafca P. Mulvlhill, Mra.
Jaaaae It. Weleett, Mra. H. A.
ttapkaaaaa, Mra. M. V. Yeuag, Mra.
Hawl TaMaa. Mra. Clara Chamber*,
Tk« 1I1H1 «m«a)l ch«r»«* «SfM 4Umt «l MM MieMUUwn UmnMp Ui>% club «r M Mel
Mra. Oaatta Marat, f r , Mra. Ruaaall Miataa, Mra. Julia Tutlk, Mrs
nifht ** l««M«d>'i r»t»«yr«n», ieir Ktani»w«. Tfce afinciaal aa«ek«r w«» C««.
Frederick W. Oatwr. Mri. Paul f
J M M C. A«»fc:ntW«t. L. to R., Mttea), Mn. Re»«rt 6«««1man, Mri. AMCIIIACWM «#je)
Matthawa aa4 Miaa Eth*l MeLcan.
Ceeaaalttee (Mather* wert Mr*. Mri. 6««r«e i . K*v«h. St«n>w«, Mr. **4man, Ltorn pntiiwU Mr. Kevak, Liexii ajiilrkt
Uwreace Schilling, Mri. U w i i E
na] C i t y * * * * *
A h i l
Center, Mr«. Outtavc j . freret,
Mra. O. UviwitM Lundy, Mr*
Harald Lartaud, Mra. J. J. Dorr,
Tha United State* Congrec* has Our farmer* individually, eey* Mr.
Mra. Samuel Kaeen, Mra. Wlckman,
provided tka mean* for these pro- Orr, can benefit from them by
Mra. Malvlhlll and Mra. Wordea
grams, for the benefit of agricul- showing an Interest in thi* de
ture and for the whole nation; it velopment and administration.
Othcra areeent wara Mra. Xavler
ha* provided way* for the farmers
I. laalth, Mri. Charlet H. Eichmin,
FREEHOLD—Ballot*
are
being
Mra. LMlte A. Brucck, Mra. John mailed to the farmers of Mon- thrnuelve* te have a say In their
Europe's weather I* generated in
development
and administration. the Iceland area.
J. Knadeil, Mra. Edward Rwikert, mouth county for the purpose of
Mra. Arthur M. Riawan, Mn. Ed- choosing P.M.A. community comfar V. Oaalaa, Mra. Cramwcll Wat- mitteemtn to «crv« during the
M*. Mra. Allea Ortilioff, Mra. W coming year, according ts Stanley
J. MeOallaa, Mra. Raaa E. Wtity M. Oir, chairman of the MonMra. Destar O. Jaaaa, Mra. frtd mouth County Production and MarOrtMt. Mra. A. P. Belea, Mra. Wil. keting Administration, with office*
llaat Mark, Mn. Robert Nayea at 4* West Main at.
Mra. ChrUty Robmaon, Mn. Ktn
P.M.A. community committeemen
Math Brewer, Mra. I«wreaee R provide
local leadership in developSurdia.
ing and adminlttering farm proMra. Rlchar4 McAlllntar, Sr.. Mra, gram* on the community level and
• E. CetflM. Mra. Oaaria Holly, act aa adviser* ta tha County
Mra. C. Harry tmaek, Mra. J. T. P.M A. committee.
Qraf. Mra. Walter H. Fr*«eh, Mra.
county la divided Inta
Ralph PlaM, Mra. E. O. Praatr, tenMonmouth
communities following townMra. Marry BaA»y. Mra. Martin •hip line* as follow*: Upper FreeHlnch, Mra. Niehalaa O. Lamb, hold, Mil)«tone, Manalapan, FreeMra. Philip Ptttra, Mv». J. W hold, Marlboro-Matawan, Howell,
Ramlcy, Mra. Ckorfe Woodward Wall-Neptune-Ocean,
Atlantic
Mlaa iar* Murphy a«d Mlaa Margi. Shrewsbury, Holmdel-Rarltan, MidMeCleea.
dle town.
Farmcra from each of these ten
communities nominate ten people
to run for the position of commun, Cola
ity committeempn.
The** ten
EATONTOWN-MtmtMra of the namea are placed on a ballot and
VM.O. club and tha Bhor* Service- mailed to all eligible farmer*. There
man'a argaalaatlon operating com- I* alto a place on the ballot tor
•Ittae, fare • taatlmenlal dlnmr the voter to enter a pcraonal choice.
laat Thunday at Cryatat Brook The ballot* are not algned by the
•Tana Inn honoring Lieut. Col. Ray. voter and are returned by him to
mond E. Bennett. Col. Bennett, the County P.M.A. office in sealed
farmer epeelai ttrvleei offleer at envelope:. Tries* will be opened
Fort Monmouth, hat been atalgned and counted Friday, Nov. 23, by
ta chief of »peclil tervicea of the two farmer teller* from each comt'irat Army at dovernor'i bland, munity. The five people receiving
tha highest number of vote* In
N. Y.
community arc declared
Roland J. Hinet, chairman of the each
lor 1952. On the aame balShore Servicemen'* orgtniiationt, elected
lot,
the
farmer* elect one delegate
waa muter of ceremonlea. Quest* from each
community to choose a
Included Peter Kennedy, tastetn County P.H.A.
committee. Thi*
fupervlior of the National Cath- will take place Nov.
SO.
olic Community aervlee; Joaeph
Schwark, chairman 17.S.O. operThe Production and Marketing
ating committee; Rev. Leo M. Cox, Administration, adminfeUra on the
moderator for tha U.8.O.; Col. County level, farm program* which
Oeorge Kilpatrlck, regimental com the United States Congress author*
mander oj Fort Monmouth troop*. lies the Dipt, of Agriculture te
and Capt. Jamei Chamber*, ipecial carry out. At the present time,
aervieea omcer at Fort Monmouth. atate* Mr. Orr, these program* inJohn Diibrow, dinner chairman, clude the Agricultural Conservagave a gold wrlrt watch and acroll tion Program, Commodity Loan*,
to Col. Bennett tor hi* effort* on Surplus Removal Program* and
Multiple Crop Insurance,
behalf of tha U.S.O.
Farmers to Vote
On Committeenteit
DOROTHY
TOLAND
EiAND-WDVn
lUJVCJ? STUDIO
BALLET
TAP
ACROBATIC
TOE
Children tram S up
private or elan
bays and girl*
JOHN TOLAND
Dramatics • Bmto*
m c. m o t N a s MII»
TIRES
J/Tr/t/e/
HMMJ-Taflored SUITS
TRIADS
On Salt Thursday,
FnCMy A SfliUrafly
• Goodytat mad* tr«adt
Kridel's brings you the finest of all Scottish tweeds..«
has them hand-tailored by our famous Marleigh makers
iuto superb suits... offers them today at a price nobody
beats! Richly handsome, remarkably durable, these
rugged Harris Tweeds are thoroughbreds that will win
your everlasting satisfaction. Regulars, Longs aud
Shorts. Come to Kridel's early for the best tweed suit
buy of the season!
the SteUmJM it part of the man...
right oatfwtwad
WB VOAHTOCTIMS AT H9
H I M COST while new treade
•re Mat P*>
Step In and
kew Ike new treada are aaMafa*>
lufti la eur own plant.
MOUNT
TIM SMVfC!
71 WhIU St. K«d knk
PHONE RE 4.04M
You MO our famous
Stetson ffttippft at
aporting events, in office
buildings »nd theatre
lobbiss, everywhere. And
in every situation it seems
to bring out tho beat
feature* and individuality
of the wearer. It's
America's favorite hat.
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APPLIANCE
SALES. SERVICE
IA,
mi
Need for Nnntft Aide*
kUreella Ro.
.rim
••«aaf at; tka Deaaftmeat « | Defenae
iMt w«#k tkat ktr tea, CkJ. Ed•Htad M. Mahaa, » , WM killed in
NtlM Oet. M.
Cat RakM, • vaitt | W M T oa
•a Mr rtrce B-tt, kad heea rcaort•4 •laojaa* • vMb Mflicr, M M I < laf to kit atatker. Ho WM aaalgaad
la tke SMk Baas, aaawdroa at tke
tttk BMik grou».
A graduate of Freekold kick
aekawl, Cal. Raton MIIK4 N tfce
Air roree July tt. IN*. He kad
kia koala training at I*eklaM kaae,
•MI Aatoale, Ttm-. ead vtat a»erMM laat Marck. Ha • « » kl* trat
•aaikat Mlatla* JHM M.
•artriviM knMca kia awtker ara
tv* •iattn, Marcclla aa4 Pfcyllli,
M4 • kartkar Tlaatky.
Al taaaira dmt a*
LEON'S
Freehold Youth
Killed in Action
HAtOLDS
IACMO 1 flfCTIIC
W froa* at, Bed Baa* M1M
S. DOROTHY RABE
Slenderizing Salon
MAIMONE BROS.
•ULons*
SURPRISE STORE
SALE FRIDAY * SATURDAY ONLY
LADIES' MESH NYLONS
SEAMED BACK
iflf ftm/ktt
JMM CMHiNM III aMHUJM
Tha #tet«rt «kava traa Ukaii at coyne will togia Tueaday, Jan. I, In the above photo, tested, left
• rafraakcr eaura* far •>•»*'• aide« at ritkia fcotaiul. Miai Qladya to right: Mrit. William Oillan, NepftVMi recently at tha IU4 Croat Wendelken, now aaiictant director tune; Mrs. Morris U. Ferris, Jr.,
chaster houM at Bhrawibury. In- of nurtti at the hospital, hat vol-Jionmouth Hill*; Mrs. Frank Beach,
elMtflng tkaac in tha picture, there unteered t* Instruct. The lecture Calt't Neck; Mr«. Oeorte Bower,
ara anly M nurte't aldaa I* Hsu-caufea will be given three nlghta Little Silver. Standing, left to right:
mouth county. The ne,e4 in tha haa- a week for approximately live Mrs, R. Biomfleid Brown, volunaitali, dua to many nuran «oln« waakt. Then hoapital orienution taer vice chairman of nurte'aaldaa;
1st* the itrvicM, la great, a Red far another four weeks, arrangad Mrt. Benjamin Elahorn, West Daal;
Croea oHkUl «t»te«, and the addi- u much at poatible to Individual Mrt. Itabella Btdla, Red Craat
tional need of the bloodmobile convenience, wilt conclude t h e nursing Instructor; Mrt. Hugh
unite inakea th« demand critical. coursa. Those willing to enlltt have Alessandroni, Rumson; Mrs. ClarEight nuna't aidea are required at been requested to inform Mrt. ence UnterberK, Eatontown, volunevery vltlt of the bloodmobile.
Clarence Unterberg at the chapter teer chairman of nurse's aldea for
A new nurie'* aide tralnim house at Ihrewtbury.
Monmouth county.
Nrt. Garloa Ordoaei
EntertaiM D.A.R.
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PlOUt 00U0M TO tUIROUNO TMJ P U S WMttf
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THROWN «aVaV AFTa* MNO UKD O M d - T U J i
Water to.
h#r#'»
Saw** I I t>e*ja» . 1 1
A ••fflfia valwa In l««f«r waarinf,
latmae) back math nylon katlary. Tdo
IrraejHtaritiai dla net aNtt waar an
la ntwait Fad calafi. Sliati
I'/i
«lgkt Irregular*
«a I O ' / I .
BigSale-Men'sShirts
Loag tleevee. Large variety 1 eolld aalara,
Self-Employed
Covered by Law
FAIR HAVEN-Mrt. Carlat Ordaaei of Harvard rd. wat hotttat
laat wotk at tht meeting of tkt
Junior group of Monmouth chapter, ASBTJRY PARK-Self-employed
Daughteri American Revolution. persona earaing craditt toward oldMitt Jeaa Adama tpoko on "Eng-age and turvhrora Insurance may
obtain detailed Information an thtlr
llth Homa Ufa."
lghti and retpontlbllltles under
Tha Junlort will bt luaata of he
amended Boelal Security law
tha atnlar chapter mtmbere at a hrough
a ntw booklet, "Do Tou
I f CAUlf Of A
dinner la Otctmbar. Atttadlnc Work ror
Yourself?"
were Mrt. Arthur Morris, Mrt.
Robert Edwards, Mrt. Charles Tht booklet It available at tht •INF STtHINQ KNtt
Moeller, Mrt. Herbert Parktll, Mrt. social security offlct at Ml Btngt Ua-btbnced whtcli, bent knttt, am.
Oaorga Mongoa, Mrt. Thomat Mor- ave. here. It tells in plain lan- auinM fitmH, twn'i jmr nuiuncei I *
toa, Mrt. Frank Whiting, Jr., Mlts guagt what the law meant to per- die driver. They weir out c u ind fire*.
rranctt Di* and Misa Ckna White. sons who own their own business MUM Keeling psnsfiilurc.loss of contral,
work for themtelvtt and et> Mow-outi-ACCIDENTS! BEF0M thtt
lalaa haw tkt self-employed ahould uaptns coate ia fo» Ssftty dwek-up oa
maka thtlr *rtt reports early nest awKttntiac BEAR Equipment!
tar for social tecurity purpose!.
la announcing the booklet, Josph B. O'Connor, regional director
at tha Maw York headquarters,
(Mphatiaod that alaet the a n t of
'H. all telf-tmplojrtd pertent who
eara MM or more a year ara covered by tho Boclal Security law,
"Quality" Since I t t t
If!
witfc tha e«eeptlon of farm operator!, doctora, lawyers, dentitte,
proftaaloaal tnglaatn, tall-time
tceouatantt and certain other proBody Builden
ftMlonal people. The booklet gives
esamplai of monthly beatfltt for
retired self-employed ptrtona»aad
or famlliti of deceased persont.
Ava*
Every eelf-employed peraon cov«...
SB
ered by tht law ahould have a aoclal aeeurity card before the 1M1
laeoma tax rtpart la dua, Mr.
NEMIIMTEIS
O'Connor laid. Social aeeurity
FIIM COUNT!**
cardt may be obtained at tha total
NOTICE
Boelal Security oflke. New Joney'i
MOAD
:
Appllcitlom arc being- nctlircd far Its
eatlmate of tha number of telf-em- cream
vindins msehine operation st Fort
H i l l MATS
ployed ebvered by tht law It 1M,OOO Huneaek. New Jtne)r. Apply. Exchange
we r#comm#nd
BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS
FIRST QUALITY
Htavywatajlit cerduray In brown ana] twaaa)
•aHarni.
Stiai 4 ta 14. Juniar iltai 14 to
101 hav* alattic back and btltad (rent. AN
tiiat caw* with tipaar fly.
MINS NYLON ANKLET SOCKS
• Bafaa* N|IM M r
for your child
•SaMCaam
• Mm l i t * I I
m
•light trregvlara
7/eSURPRlSE/to/e
MONIYIACK
tVAMANTM
We red taao la maklag
Officer Building r.«3, Fort Monmouth,
New Jer.ejr, Cloilng date, >• Novel
her l i s t .
STORI Of 1001 IAR9AINS
8 BROAD ST., RED BANK
SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL • P. M .
f UPfU UATHIM
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TOPIINII
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I I EVEIY WAY !
• T i l l SHANKS
PORARCH
SUPPORT
W# honeitly believ* S n i o i
R m s t o b e u finathoaiaf
Wu powible to make! Evary
featun, imidt and cut, aarvta a daflnito
ftmction in protaeting and anoouraginf
norntalfoot growth! A eompltto ranga of
atylaa, titm and widtha angwtrt tha todividual naadi of growing feat — from
toddler to teen-age!
STRIDE RITES are priced from 4 . 5 0 to 8.95 according to »i«e
DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PILLED
JA~tS.miL
SHOE CO.
18 BROAD STREET
RED BANK
Aaep.
a^aparkUaii
That'a tmiay't ftraiuU for t aw* ad?oature ia motoring! Here'*1
kag, law, hNtraut haaaty-dittmetrferf Otdtmobllat Interion
ara rich aad laiurlom Itilnred for avUmited eomtortt Aad ta>
top ft ad. yonVe got the powor-ftmow "Rocket" pint OMtmobtta
Hydra.Matie*l Strih-eurging action pint real high-mmpreeeioti
p» taWagtl There't ao doubt about it-OldtmobUe't radiaat
"Hoeket 9ff» k aa acdtn ItaaV-ej glamor Imdtr la the nne ear
laid. See your OMtmoblle dttler aad try thb mtgnifloent carl
Fimit if th'lnldt'tiri!
I
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I I I YOUR NIARIIT OLOIMOII LI'DlALIR
HOWLAND B. JONES MOTOR CO;, 8 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK
- • a TtleiUlenl
O i l news with Dontlai Edwsrdi—Mond., thr« Frldtr at Tilt t, M., IttUon WCM-TV, OktMtl I. Ctvrieiy et%ey» OMIBMIIII teatir—
Mtnben Board of Trusted* of Rirrrriew Hospital
WELCOME!
Whether
waleeaa* t * eeaa* la a y ah**) e a t lee* at Oka
ing atanpt froaaftUw m n «(tfce aorta.
tbaweea
for saoet p*f4, world
therefore, etaaos* hav* a atory « • tatt.
•a etuapa. I t e*a truly he *etd that eTTAM**
QUALITY
ALL-WAYS
* a * of th* most faeclaatlag aasMae la the wartd.
aaeourag* their ehildrea te celleat ateaiaa.
Aa usual t h * artee* ore elvers SMceroie a a f
friendly aad helsful aervte* elver*.
JOES STAMP SHOP
Our scientific, Mft dry eleaaIng m t t h o d t aaeura you
elothe* thut. ».r« hrifht t«
«*», ^oninrful to weir, 4n4
«l«»ne4 REALLY CLEAN!
. . . Our pricrx »re alwiy*
mndcratt! Call Rc<l Bank
•-0C03 for flck-jp.
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AKMUMSAHY
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aMMt Ufa U i Watlhiihai "*-*-*-* A
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Dorothy Niceslo, •uaervlsar of aoreo*: Mri. Julia Thrackmartan,
edministretar aae! tupariatanelaar; Or. WMiom Motrhews.
lack raw, M r i . idwia L loit, • . Owlght Fester, Jacob
Wyckoff, M n . Cbarln Cubbage, M n . Stapboa Young, Rabbi
Arthur H. Henfcoa, M n . Jabs t>. FaWer. Rumtan auailiery.
i
••••tUjrjf
M M . t t w f a T. Itntaa, president of aH Itlvervlow atwSliartett
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44 MARION §T.
TEX. RED RANK M2M
MMdts row, f e w perse**, M M . AdeteleJe
Tax Board Urges
RtatfttsmenU
ntBEHOLD-Tht
ITe later tkea yea SMakt Cease l a
•stecttoa ef toy* tor rtHHiaa of aN I
r
COMVINICNT UV-AWAV MAN
Mra wish t a shaah ear ataay M i
•atroaag* * » n a g ear a n t yaar e l
far their
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TIE I 0 I I E TOY HOP
224 Shrewsbury A T * .
Red I M * 6-1487
OWM BVBWIN4M TO • : « P. M, . VftTN. CNBMTMAI
of U M BrMck »r*a*HtM Utt y«i
WM aralted by th« eauiity board •
tustton tut week a M ChalrMa
Wllllaai • . Klrtck at Ike M
UBM MaclMcd that Mar* wark .
m l t i la tkat city aa well M *tk(
•lualelMHtiet la the eatmty.
Mr. KlrMh »»W the beard aa
reeonmended changn In »••««
•tente In aome other towni In th
eaunty, but refined to dkcloe
wkleh oaet. He Mid the botrd ha
aMde the reeommtMatloai ta laei
•aieMori who muit tike th* ai
tion,
Th* botrd allowed «• •a)u«tmenl
« l t ef MS aaa*ali, •••«"»« a n
duction of wily • » » • The boar
•aid th* reduction* would hav
very little eon*eqtienee aa the II
•|4,0M added t« the city. U B rol
•a a result of the clty-wlde r<
aMCiiment.
DO YOU KNOW THERE ARE
EXTRA ROOMS IN YOUR HOUSE?
Yot, you havo rho tpoco for oitro roomi r l f M In yaitr hoMit! Lot ui convort
your attic Into o handtomo a p a r t m a n t . . . or roomi. Or . . . you can hava
your porch anclatod to fiva you a uiaful « U i t anclaiad room in <ha w i n t a r . . .
^ a cool, intact froa, icroonod in room in tko lummor. Tha cait it nominal.
Call ut today lor a froo iwvoy «*d aitiwato.
Baptist Pastor
Couple Tell
Korean Life
Opens Bible Class Of
MIDDLETOWN lOWNSHIP —
A elaaf la (Uldtne* In vader- Sgt. and Mrs. Haver J, Camaaall
•Undlnf the Bible itarted lait of Kort Monmouth were the speakThyrtdey aifht at tha Red Bank ers at a meeting of the Mary Mount
Baatlit ehweh.. Rev. W. Clinton chapter, Woman'* Missionary BaFawara, patter, la la eharce. He elety. of the Red Bank Baptist
hai dMlflnad th* eaure* to hela church, Friday at tha homo of Mra.
Men an4 women underatand theJohn T. Uwley, Sr., aa Ceaaver
airieai* of the Bible u It la re-lane.
lated ta life today.
Mm. Campbell told of th* custom*
Mlawosraahed outllnei of theof the people of Korea, and die*
played
native rontume* and handmaterial covered at *aeh aeHiun
will be distributed, m that clan craft, ggt. Campbell showed a eemtabera will hav* a notebook at rie* of colored movie*, giving a
future reference material. The clana commentary on Korea as th* Mm
will be conducted through th* win- was sliown. The couple tlved in Korea with the Army ef Occupation
ter Month*.
Rafiftarat flat* member* Include prior to the present war,
Mr. and Mr*. Alfred C. Beck. Lieut. The annual Chriatmaa party will
•nd Mri. Reott Oalbreath, Jr., Lieut. be held Friday, Dee. 14. at the
Col. and MM. C. T. Moore, Mr. home of Mra. Alfred C. Beck an
and Mr*. John Qulvey. Mr. andHudson ave., Rett Bank. Members
Mri. Truman Recvee, Mr. and Mr*. will exchange gift* and bring eonFraneli Iwarti, Mr«. W. Clinton trlhutiona of groeorie* for a basket
Power*, Mr*. Gertrude Parmly, to be filled for the Red Bank unit
Mr*. M. A. Little, Mr*. Albert of the Salvation Army far distribuLaehder, Mr*. Margaret Berge, Mr*. tion to a needy family.
Devotions were in charge of Mr*.
Everett Brewer, Mra. Grace Clayton, Mr*. C. J. Degavre, Mri. Wil-Beck. Mra. Homer C. Methot, chairliam Maxmn, Mra. Elwood Powers, man of an October rummage sal*,
Mrt. Tx»ul»« B. Sayre, Mra. William reported the event a success,
Rchanek, Mn. Charlei Bchanek,
AMitting hemteaacs were Mra.
Mra. John flchati, Mr*. Howard Methot, Mri. Russell Mlnton, Mrs.
Sprlngateen, Mr*. Thomm Wilxon, Charlea Hammell, Mrs. Lyle HelsMra. Edith C. Worth. Mian Eather ley, Mr«. Robert Miller and Mis*
Bower, Mill ElvlrfcShfafT, MiM El- Mary Mount.
la Davis, MUs Harriett Franciii,
Harry L. Andrua, Ruuell Leonard,
Sloan Kobertion and Willlanr F.
Wlnn.
Little Symphony Goneri*
Nov. 2 7 at Aabury Park
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FAIR HAVEN—Paul T. Ford
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ASBURY PARK-The Monmouth Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane,
Little Symphony will preacnt iU were gueat spcakeri laat Thursday
flrit concert of the 1M1-S2 reason night at the meeting of the Fair
Nov. IT at 8:30 p. m. In the Aabury Havena Lions club at the WillowPark high school auditorium, with brook. They showed a movie, "Fair
Joieph Waldman, New York con- Exchange," and explained their
company's dealings with th* pub*
cert planlat, ai tht eoloiat.
llc'a Investments,
Other diitlngui*hed loloisU will
The club welcomed Dr. Wlllard
be presented Jan. 29 and March
28 and the orchestra will conclude T. Somcrvllle, 24 Cooney ter., and
th* aeaion with Its first chlldien'a Henry J. Jeffrey, 27i Fair Haven
concert May 11, with arrangements rd., as new members.
In charge of Mrs. T. R. Bmits.
David Brcwgter reported cititens
Thirty-three additional members or the community had contributed
14,600
pounds of paper during the
and patrom were announced recently when the membership com- club's lateit drive held Nov. 4. The
mittee met at the home of its chair- next drive, according to Mr. Brewaman, Michael H. Ooldwaawr, 1018 tcr, will be held 8unday, Dec. 2.
Benderanera ave., Wanamasta,
The club's next dinner meeting
bringing th* total membership up will be held Thursday, Nov. 3»,
ta Mf. Subscriptions are In charge when George E. Kovak, governor
of Mn. Robert Honeywell, Asbury of Lion dlatrict 14-B. will be th*
Park.
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RED BANK REGISTER
LETTERS FROM I
OUR READERS
Anyone who heard President Truaua
nd Secretary of Defense Bobert A. Lovett
salute the »-cin*ji is) the armed force* is
the Armistice day broadcast and telecast
IBVIXO
hould realize how important woates are
n the a m i r e i . They are so essential to
I 4. MOAN,
>nr Army, Xavy, Marine Corpa and Air
•L S U B O U BE1XV
Force that a gigantic recruitment drive is
W. BAMY PEXKINOTOB,
now wider way to raitv the present 40,00(1
• *f Ha Issirnnd Frets
T»t A»oei|.ia« Pleat 1» saUtlsd «Belwl««lV U I H »t* otal to 112,«NM» by neit July. In fact, Mrs.
MfubiiMtion of all th. local n*ars |.rinte« !• this »••••
Anna M. Rosenberg, as*i«tant secretary of
Ml, M trail u (11 Af >•»• di.Patehea.
detVn«e, Mates: "Although we have set a
goal for 112,000, we will take all the qaaltTta Me* h M Bag tour
_ j ffor t»»D«rarlilcal
arrors Is aa»artia«anata, k.i trill
h!c«l
arroi
fled women we can get."
•tlat that part sf an aa<rartitaa»nt In wbica It* Ml
«*| arror occur*. *a»«rtia*r. trill pleaia notWr tk*
Where women were once used only for
aaiatelr a* »r(r errar which Bar aeaat.
Netluatl *t>ertlalnf B»rr«»»niat!»a. .
such joh« an typing and cooking, they now
liaa, t i t *roaa«ar Me* York Citr.
perform literally thousands of vital and
Cafee*»—t*hi l*aal»kl»—Detroit
nteresting job*. Fort Monnymth officer*
•** M HMIMlMlltlW ft*
i it WttMefteei It* mttn.
are loud in their praise of the Job* done
g»s*crl»tioa Priw* I* Aartnca
On* re*r. • • • • !
by the Warn, nurse*, Marine* and other
«i* •a*tks. ••••••
iintl* ••»». •» m » « , I* twtt.
•Dtciallat* at the Signal Corpa center.
^^^ ^^^^_ k. A.
ria.
EVENTS OF YEARS AQO
FROM REQISTER FILES
Sire broke out in a double I
The ffVaer* J*ba Anthea* Hubbard farm ia MidsUttowa Uwasaip, oa South st. owned by William.
•a the road leading frona IMS Bank Dotts. The blaae was discovered by
Bod Baak, New J«'r**y.
to MorrtovUle, wa* aold t* Jo*«»* Fraak Peaniagten, whs occupied
Sir:
A. Saabora, who *ecupied tho SmHh Use other side of the dwelling, but
I am eaclealaaj a letter to you, farm ia Middletewn t*wn*hip. Mr. it had gaiaed euch headway that it
that haa been nasaed owt U the
bora, wh* was in the milk busi- wa* impossible te save anything ia
men of our Battalion, U tie teat ness, planned te UP* hi* new place tae Dotts' side of the house. Frit*
ie to the falk* in the States ao a dairy tarn.
Dressier aad Leslie Woodward wer*
a* an appeal to ceaaent tbe good
Morgan V. Disbrow, wh* bought both Injured Sghtlng th* Mast.
will of tbe United State* Fereea
About MM poroaa* atteadod Ik*
h* Uafetra farm at Shrewsbury a
i Austria.
nasaad it "Crys- formal opeaiag of the aew Cattto*
T* fully nadorotud the •light abort time previous,
1
theater
oa Moaawuth *t. Bttk aide*
of the** poor unfortunate aouli tal Brook term ' and Wat putting
of th* street wer* packed solidly
that haw* escaped front th* Iron tbe place ia order.
Curtain eountrioe, you have te
B. Bcheaek Smack of Wallace at. wttb parked c a n to Sanwaburp
know that the haaarde the** people died suddenly of a heart condition ive., and there waa ao available
endure to naae tnreajgh th* curteia
parking apace left en Mepl* av*.
in his T*rd year. He had been em- Oakland,
are etupeadoua.
Pearl, Ch**Uut aad W**t
We ar* in Austria, MO tb**o ref- tloyed as a carpenter by Bordea •4*.
ugee* day after day. incidentally k-o*. *f Shrewabury and put in *
Albert I* Ivtae, who bad t*M
w* are only a matUr of TO tail** full day's work on th* day he died.
reoa th* curtain iteelf nnd w* ar* Twe children, Jean C. amack aad New Jersey'! meet famaut trap
* a very good ptieitlea to oooerve Mrs. Harry C. Hubbard, both of ahoottr and winner of tb* Oread
the condition*.
American handicap, th* bigs***
There is nothing mor* pitiful,
eveat of th* United State*.
Mr*. Eliaa Jane Uttie. widow ot ahooting
than t* **« wt« tot* banly able
n i forced te give up trap ahoMlag
U toddle, without shot* *r warm Neary C. Uttle, died at Fair Haven
yaauaad
in** of a shoulder lajtiry
i
This week has been designated Women
elothin* It 1* coming Int* winter In her list year. Sh* wa* barn near
••4 Sakearlken I* lartr*»«l»a cMift d * * * t a t
here now, and the temperature Atlantic Highland*, th* daughter by the resell of the gua I* •
n
the
Armed
Force*
Week.
In
the
months
repeated
«hott
la
trap
shootlag
hover* at about aO degree* con- of Mary aad Michael Oespreaun.
•I«M* tm PMUI raf» n n
aUntly. To a tot that la extremely fer four surviving children were snatch**.
ahead, every unmarried woman between It*
cold, in • matter of but n few
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER It, INI
Attending a ahowcr given by Miss
and 34 who i« a high school graduate Is
weeks the temperature will drop Venry O. Little ef Red Bank, Wll- Beetle Phillip* of Atlantic High(am Nelson Uttl* and Harvey M. land* for Mi** Isabella Skidmore
to
a
steady
IS
to
S
O
degrees
and
urged to consider joining one of the service*.
Little of Fair Haven an« Frtaeit war* Mrs. Uilr and Mlaaei Florence
Suctuate only occasionally.
before he *yp* you, I* th* only
WWt H M P W . to KM OUMT 47% Pay, promotion and educational opportunI wish to aak you if you would A. Uttl* of Atlantic Highland*.
Davis, France* Stephen*, Julia
policy that pays off.
A reunion of th* Srst Sunday- Pitcher, Dorathy VanHUe, JtUare*
print the enclosed letter in
The level of publie martU li pleau
According to MM. Amy Bhinn, Borough ties for service women are excellent. They
school cuss of Mtddletewa Baptist VaaHitc, Ethel Armstead, JMM*
the
Red
Bank
Register
in
hopes
low. Unfortunately, the good ei- hat there is some one that may church, which wa* organised in
Clerk of Bed Bank, there were 5,850 persons have equal status with the men beside whom
in* Ackerson, Helea Tadd and
ample U not set In Washington. have tome clothes that they ere tass, was held at Mra. Charles H.
they
work.
The President i* victimil'd by hla about to discard, and they would Morford's. Betides th* teacher, Edith Lufburrow.
officially registered which gave them the
Frank To*p had a* *l*etr*i W*.
friends, but a fait* **HM of loy- be ao kind u to forward them here Mrs. Martha T. Otbora, tnoot atAn interesting and profitable career
right to Tote at latt week'i general election.
alty prevents him from moving to us for distribution te some poor tending wtr* Mr*. Lydl* Hmdrlek- ter eystem InttalUd in hi* bom* at
needy
loul.
forthright agtinit them. Hi* re•on, Mr* Adelaide Bpader, Mia*
LOW ESTATE or
Of tnii number only 3,116 c u t their •waits qualified women, who will he serving
luctance condone* wrongdoing.
Orandin VanNote, •** of Frank
Thanking you in advance, I am Lydlt Frost, Mis* Mary MeCI*ee,
Onrirnhlp In both pirtiea In weak,
ballot! In the American way of t r i e oar nation at a time when tho*> service*
Respectfully
Mica Margaret Morford and Mra. VanNote of Farmlngdal*. was acTh*
discharge
of
S
O
Writ
Point
cidentally ah*t in th* foot by a W*
William J. MeKonnn,
are desperately needed. Additional Inform* e*4*tt for cheating at examina- became it !* confidently attune*
Morford Taylor of Holrndtl.
democracy.
to th* neit election, not to whit
low-hunter.
Sire, Firet Sgt.
Jam**
Cloughly,
hi*
daughter
tion
can
be
obtained
at
the
recruiting
office
tion*
la
only
OM
facet
of
th*
manyla
beet
for
the
public
welfare.
I"
Msg
Cen
Opn
Co.,
Nearly W Hrsons attended a sard
We wonder how many of the 2,734 Red
Henrietta and Mis* Anna Nieholl, party
sided problem of moral dlsintsgra- fact, public morals ar* low became
«M Sig Op* Bn,
at MM. Ckarlit TfctmpM*'*
Banker* who did not rot*, have a good in the Bed Bank pout office building.
tlon nationally that li causing polltlci at all level! li played at t
APO Mf, c/o PM. NT. NT. all of Long Branch, had a narrow at River Plaaa. Prise* wir* woa
••cap*
*•
they
were
driving
across
ny
person!
t*
wonder
whether
hlttorlc low. Th* on* i* th* coadMra. Mart* BalMt, Miss f i w
aound reason for not doing *o.
the trolley track* at that place by
HEADQUARTERS
America It going down th* path jutor of the ether.
•nee Brand, Mrs. John Stiles, Mm.
when their rig wa* struck by a trol- B.
•f decay that earned the Roman
Of court* there are the aged, the Inflrui,
SID Signal Operation Battalion
Vincent Willis, Mrs. Edward
Tct, we etrut th* earth telling
ley car. The hone waa hurled SO Bresch,
APO Mil U. 8. Army
empire to (all. It it a •oberin*
Anna Valleau, AddlSM
and thote who were compelled to be out
feet and both It* leg* broken. Th* Banborn,Mra.
thought. But th* fact* muit be everybody elae to look at ui and
II
October
MM.
Clifford Stile* and Charta*
•ce democracy In faireat flower— Dear Folks:
When President Truman recently order- faced.
oeeupaat* had a bad fright but *ufof town on election day. But what about
and pleaie copy; we'll foot the bill.
You have probably read about fered no Injurl**,
ed government agencies to clam up and
Th* We»t Polntcri war* dUhon- We wonder, for Initance, what
the other 47% who did not vote?
.. William TaalM*
th* numerous families that hav*
William Sti«r of Worthley *t, Red _ . , Elmer Manaon
*»t.
They
cheated.
Bom*
did
IO
and Fnd and
It i* a diigraceful picture to aee that •top telling so much news, he took it upon bteaUM they couldn't play football Pravda will ham to «*y about th* escaped from th* Iron Curtain Bank, waa working at the Berden Albert Fisher, of Port Monmouth
countries in an effort to live a place at Oeeanlc whoa a trench
1 We«t Point cadcti.
himself
t»
restrict
American
freedom
of
and
keep
up
with
their
itudiee.
•bout half of our local registered voter*
Th* time U here far moral n - normal life in a free land. These caved In burying him under several left tor California. They were mailOther* who wcr* not athlete*
families of necessity arrive with
ing th* trip In a trailer and export*
refrained from exercising the greatest thought as well as freedom of the press. cheated bccoiu* that waa th* «aty generation. Wett Point I* Juit on* only the clothes they are wearing. feet of dirt. Workmen dug kirn out odit* r**eh tb* W**t CMtt th* Sr*t
item In the tad chronology. Th* Any money they may have Is we* as quickly • • pomlbl* but b* waa
•f
th* year.
privilege that our government offer* them. It appears to be resulting in tbe creation way to mak* pauing gradet.
Roman empire fell, not becauw It ess in th* free world. The ehll* almost overcome when rescued.
But fundamentally what hap- wa* overwhelmed from without but dren
Maurice Sehwarta nurebatad a
of these families and th*
This apathy on the part of the voter la of a "baby Politburo" to tell the people Son** at W**t Point refect* * bocnun
CleanentlM,
daughter
of
Richard
fcouM aad tot oa Wall at In tta roar
It dteayad from within. thousand* of Austrian children
of Protptet av*., wa* mar- •f hi* *w* rmldcnc* fnm.Ottadl*h
Jnst what the supporter* of Communism only what a handful of bureaucratic execu BTMOBt dlitwtot atJItud* toward If thi* I* an app**l for a return who have tost their parent* as a ttawtea*
ried
to
John
M.
Minton,
*on
of
oM-fuhlo«*d
hon**ty
and
Integrity
th* day-by-day practice of old result of th* war ar* being pro- Archibald Minton of Bart Red E. Devi*. Ht bought tta property
hope will continue to grow in the United tives think is good for them to know about that pertain* not only In our to
with tta thought of aaavwtlag It
time religion, *nd mpect for Ood'i vided for bv many relief and char- Bank.
Th* ceremony took place at within a ftw year* Int* a Mg budtheir
government
and
how
it
operates.
•ehool* but In Am*rlea'» aoclal and moral law, ao b* It. When th* Itabl* organisations. Th* limited
State*.
tho
bride'*
horn*
and
was
performed
lands
available
to
th***
orgaaitapolitical lift.
Mm place, ai hi* promt autem*
moral fabric of a nation begin* to
The President said the order was drawn
any expenditure* for by Rev. Robert O. MaeKelwr of R*d Ml* btwlncM w u InenuMf »*d
Jo* 8talin continue* to laugh at us.
It It toon In tko high placet In unravel, it I* time to do aoma patch- lon* preclude
Bank.
gift*.
would *vt*tu*)ty
because some publication* were printing government, which after World Ing before the entire garment I* Christmas
Battalion Ma volunteered
Mis* Lottl* S. Johntry, daughter
II practiced plain deception gone. The eauee and effect of thi* toOur
adopt auch a group of orphan
thing* dangerous to national security. He War
on th* people. We were told no deterioration nationally will be li- children and endeavor to provide of Harvey Johntry ef Port MonHarry Pttetar. lS-y*ar-tld ton of
mouth,
married te William William Pitcher, w u believed to ta
iuea
In
next
year'!
•reildentlal
referred particularly to a Fortune magacine Mcret agreement* had been mada
a little happlnea* in their otherwise Bad* of waa
Hobokon,
ton
of
Careen
campaign.—St.
Loul*
(Mo.)
Olob*
with
anybody.
Latter,
we
dl»eovmeagvr exlateaee by giving each
tta youngest trapper at Holmdot.
A fund-raising campaign that will en story on atomic energy and said the editor* oroi paett w«r* *lgn»d at Tehran, Democrat.
Bad* of Port Moanwuth. Th* certchild a present
at ChrTitmas.
A bottl* washing maehl**, weigh1
Now, here1* where you can suelst many was performed at the brM* * ing *lght toat and Mating mm.
abl* the Salvation Army In Northeastern did not have the "welfare of the United TalU and Potidam that mad* th*
horn*.
i.
Please
look
around
the
house
DEATH IN THE AFTEBWOOWwaa plaeed In tho plant Vf rtta
Monmouth County to continue Its ••vain* States at heart" In printing it. Fortune Kor*an war Inevitable.
for old or out-grown children's
Ml** Auretta Thome, daughter of Shrewsbury Dairy
MOBNINO AND WTOHTt
company
on ^
In th* New Deal era wae horn
w»
py
and any toys thnt aro not William Thorn* of Hilton Park. •ms*wvw«i
able aervlce* to the leaa fortunate la our said its story had been "fully cleared for th* Idea that an admlnUtratlon
Th* greatest mystery of out clothing
being used. Don't worry about th* naar Atlantic Highland*, heetm* th* per Broad *t. ft' w u eapabl* of
ttmee,
and
our
greatest
tragtdy
can
perpetuat*
tt*elf
In
power
by
waahmg
IS
bottle*
a
mlnut*
and
condition of the Item* aa they can
community ha* been started. Upon the sue- security before publication", had been writ*
buying th* voUn with handout I* th* Ineomprehenslbl* compla- M repaired her*. In tho lino of brld* of Harry Tomtklnt *f Mil- would bo a Mg time and labor tav*
cess of this endeavor will depend the main* ton with the consent and co-operation of monoy- Renumber how Harry cency ot th* American peopl* about toys, pleaa* do not send any gum burn. Rev. W. H. Morgan per- lag devleeaa from ilx to eight thoualmilar Item* which might re- formed th* ceremony at Newark.
mmd bottVt* wer* wuh*d dally at
tenance of the Salvation Army's present the Atomic Energy Commission—which Hopklna tapped the WPA till to the continuing daughter on th* or
Charlea R. D. Foxwtll, Jacob th* plant.
mind the children of the war daya.
win an oloetlon In Kentucky? Dur- highway* of the country.
Should
vou find anything which
Br., Jaeab Cornwell, Jr.,
work and the eitenslon of new projects later "bought 500 reprints for distribution" ing that era wa* horn th* action
About SOS gu**tt were protent at
The National Safety Council h u you feel may be of some uae In Cornwell,
and Auguttui Havlland ef Red
designed to meet the increasing needs of
and the facts were available "at any that cltle* and ttatoa at well at announced that 1,8*0 men, women this project, please send it to the Bank w*r* building new lee yacht*. tb* Italian-American political ehtb
la West Red Bank at a birthday
individual* nMd not look to their and children were killed on Amer- addreat show below. Wo will so*
unsettled times.
public library." These claims were never own re*ourcM or Ingenuity to «ur- ican highway* during th* month to it* proper disposition. n«ate Charles Hurd was also expected to celebration In honor of Ml** Fannto
build a aew boat for the coming Petlllo, daughter of Frank Pettll*
So
not
send
any
money.
vWo-kt
Washington
do
It.
Out
of
of
August.
The Salvation Army deserves more than denied.
Any gift large or (malt will be
of Shrewsbury ave.
th* mating of depntilon and poThat brought th* total ef traffic gratefully
received by these chit*
Th* Srm of Adeock aad Woleott
the food wishe* of its friends, and the
R. V. R. H. Stout and Oo*rg*
As a result of the new order, say* an litical trickery cam* the Inddlou* death* during th* ttrst eight Iren and your a»slstane* will bo maehlnlata at Rod Bank, competed
thinking by millions a* American! month* of this year to »,vS0.
m m of Broad at. Harry Marvla
community. It deserves a helping hand from Associated Press dispatch, Manley Fleisch that
deeply appr*el*t«d by th* member* of W. H. Adeock aad Jootn* Wol- T
hard work In positively illly.
of
Wavorly pi. aad J. B. R«* of
There la the grim prospect of th*
th* Battalion.
eott, waa dlMolvtd and th* butlntaa Holmdel township w*nt to Barntgat
•very generous person who, through this mann, U. 8. Defense Production chief, on that If on* do** work, do th* Itaat incrlfice of upwards of 10,000 live* ofMall
package* to:
w
u
to
b*
continued
by
Mr.
Adeoek.
draw th* blggeit pay poi- before the end of the year.
and came back with plenty of clams
Commanding Officer,
organisation, would like a helping hand Oct. 26 laid down a set of rule* for handling fjottlbl*.
alble—and itrlke for mor*.
•3d Signal Operation Battalion Mr. Woleott took a petition la th* aad oyster* but no gam*.
But outside of the home* and
Robert* bolter work*.
to be given to others daring the coming basic news. Two men esch from the Defense
Mr. and Mr*. Philip MargulM of
Tho youth*, itteh M th* W*«t families and Immediate friend* of
APO «n, niT XYC, NT,
Th* voting ooatert aondueted by t*r«epeet av*. announced tko oayear. Any money given to the Salvation Production administration and the Nation* Pointwt, with whom wo ar* eon* these thousand! of victim*, th*
th* Bohemian gtam blowtr* for th* K*g*m*nt of thalr daughter Oathcountry
iiemi
to
be
no
mor*
contoday, wore tablet thtn.
pr*ttl**t baby l a Had Bank eatkNd orlno te John Connolly alto of Rod
Army goes toward helping thoss who re- al Production authority, will form a com- •ernes
They have grow* •"»• "»nhood In cerned about thla horrifying *p*cmor* excitement than th* local elee.
quire assistance, without regard to race, mittee with "complete responsibility" for an environment of take-lt-where- tact* than it would normally be
tlon. The three principal contestMM. Cathtria* P. Ftp*, widow of
entirely alien to the Amer- over a mild epidemic of measles.
ants wer* Beatrice Fowler, daugh- Wyckoff Pop*, died at ker homo la
creed or color. This is well known by all giving out or keeping secret new* develop- I-nnd-lt
ican tradition. They are the un- The public and official apathy
ter of Theodore Fowler of Branch Coif* NMk fram Injurleti n**lv*d
who have seen this great organisation in ment* in their bureaus. At the top will be pntty fruit of tho mltUkot of th* about highway ea*u*ltl*», a* the
ave.; Allee McCrtery, daughter of thro* hour* pnvlou* when bar
Safety Council comments, I* a
part two deead**.
action.
thing and utterly un- WHAT YOU CAN BO ABOUT IT Joseph MeCreery of Mechanic it.; clothing went abl*M whll* raking
"the Defense Production Information comWhat So w* too In Wuhlngton moastrotti
and Harold Duncan, ton of Mis. Sr* coali from th* atov*. Sh* w u
worthy of Intelligent and reasonPresident Truman has pointed out that mittee," administering security rules. It today? Corruption and teandalt. slbls
Charlea Duncan of Wuhlngton at. TS ytara old and had been tan la
Americans.
Lea*
take-homo
pay
and
In*
eloee link between th* underTh* Fowler girl wot th* winner Bcoboyvtll*. Sh* w u aurvivajd by
enaied
prices
en
many
artlcl**
la
the work of evangelism which General Wil- appear* these bodies will work something Tho
Tho
iRCNdibl*
thlnf
u
that
•
world and politic* w u revealed by
family budget a* a result of with MI votm, th* McCrMty baby her daughter, Mlm One* M. Pop*,
liam Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, like the "Politburo" and "Supreme Soviet" the Kettwrer eomwltUe. The Fall* minority ot criminally negligent the
aooand with only thr** vote* lea*
people among all the motorist* in the third boost In Federal tax** than th* winnar and th* Duncan who helped mother tho burning
bright
committee
turned
the
tpot*
clothing.
began 80 year* ago ha* never lost the spirit of Bussis. Top man, above all, surely will light on the RFC and the ln«u- the country are causing this nine* Korea should ttlmulato In- boy Snl*h*d third.
terest of the average eltlaon in the
Jamei O. Worthier, on* of tb*
which he infused into i t "That is why," be our Sir. Truman. Newsmen or "outside •nee peddler*, aom* within th* slaughter, the vast majority of •pending program of goremment
The
St.
Jam**
basketball
team
oldest resident* of Occanport, died
•hadow of th* Whit* Home, who drivers being decently thoughtful at Washington.
d*r*at*d
the
Lyceum
quintet
of
said the President, "it remains to this day groups are invited to complain if they find told their contact* tor a price.
at
the home of hla niece, Mr*. 3. P.
and eourteoua people.
Sine* November 1, th* Fodaral Long Branch by a scor* of IB te «. Wlthtr*. of that place, with whom
"But
the
craiy
highway
fools
one of the most powerful spiritusl forces legitimate news is being withheld.
We hear of doubtful golng*-on are atlli piling up a shocking toll Government haa been taking big- Tho Red Bank team comprised bo had lived for Mvoral year*. H*
In th* government department that of
Lane, captain; Jam** Wit*, waa n y*are old and a veteran of
In the world."
dead and injured," says th* Na- ger chunk* from Ineom* and higher Jam**
This is a far departure from World War collect! our Income taxe*.
excise taxes have caused boost* manager; Charle* and Oeorgt John- th* Civil war.
tional
Baf*ty
Council,
"while
the
All cititens night well echo what Presl
We hear of patronage nought decent driven ar* doing little or In price* on many item* which ston and William Ltddy. Jam** B.
Candldatct trying out for th* R*d
II, when Mr. Roosevelt named Byron Price, and
Mid Ilk* so much good* over nothing to demand reasonable safe- •how up In the averag* family Dognan was the referee and Loiter Bank flr* department batketball
dent Truman added to hi* conclusion: "Thi
McQueen kept score.
a distinguished Associated Press executive, the eounter.
budget.
Corporate
Income
tax*!
wer* JackMn Murphy, Ed*
ty
when
they
venture
en
th*
highworld can never repay the debt which i
An army general *eea no wrong way* . . .
have alio been raited.
For Mvaral y*ar* past th* tracks ward Murphy, Hanry Higglni, Kento help prepare and enforce a "censorship
In accepting gift* from tho** with
owea to the 8alvation Army . . . God grant
of
two
otter*
had
bssn
teen
along
Together, the** ineraas** aro exn*th Woodward, WillUm Macin"A lot of ptopl* who aro In a
code" which would serve to prevent news whom he doe* government bualposition to demand leadership a n pected to Impoto an addltionnl tax the bank* of Swimming river n«ar tosh, Walter W. Noble, Harry Ea*
that Its good work may grow and prosper
burdtn nationally of mor* than Llncrott and alto on th* bank* of tell*, Harry Hoffman, Harry Klat.
breaks that would endanger military secur- neet, nor In diverting government sitting en their hand*."
material! to private u*e.
a* the years pass.'*
Bv* and one-half billion dollar*, th* Tlnton Fall* brook. This sea- aky, Joseph Aaay, Albert Snlffen,
Why I* It that, units* a mi
ity or aid the enemy. Under that system, Tho chairman of th* Democratic
a number of hunter* were look- Loui* Hendrlckcon, Henry Bennett,
own horn* I* directly affected by New Jtriey's burden is eatlmattd son
Contribution* may be mailed to the SalNational
Commute*
you*
"nnear"
at ISO million dollars. The increased Ing for the otter* but could discover Raymond Hurley, Robert Starr, An*
the press was called upon to exercise judgth*
tragedy,
a
death
on
tht
*tr*et»
when It It dlaeovered that he li on
tax on personal Income* in N*w no trac* of them. It w u b*H*v*d drew Bublln and Brajamln Pryor.
vation Army Maintenance Fund, 7 Mement but wasn't subjected to despotic con* tho pay roll of n St. Loub com- or highways of the country means J*rs*y average* out to an addition* that when th* new dam w u built Walter W. Nobl* w u appointed
so tlttl* to M many of u«? It I* a
chanic st., Bed Bank.
pany
tor
th*
oatMiaible
r*a*on
that
th* Tintew Water company th* manager of th* quintet.
trol. Military security was the sole guide.
torn ot death that la no respecter l burdtn ot about HO annually for
he hat Influenct on RFC lonnt.
dynamiting of th* tree atump*
per
family
of
four.
Thomu & FteM of Mlddlctown
of
pmoni.
Newspapers, co-operating freely, made the
The clot* pononnl frUnd of th* Perfectly Innocent people die In
This may help to change th* past frightened the animal* away from townihln wa* abl* to be up and
code work and proved themselves capabl Preildent, n major general, hat a twlstsd wreckage as swiftly and pattern of cltlaen Indifference—the this locality.
about after having been confined to
desk In the While Houie where h* agonisingly u the hare-bralntd attitude that "aomobsdy oil* pay* Harry Otraamana, *on ot John hi* horn* at a roault of an accident
The recent statements of the financia of trust. No such co-operation is being asked conveniently hand* out neelpti for crackpot! wko caul* the** trage- th* bill". Insttad, real concern Qlensmnnn, celebrated his fourth at Hotrod*!. H* w u taking part in
deep frteien presented Mm s n t l i dies.
may b* expected about "what goe* birthday with a party for hla young a drag hunt with th* membm of
condition of Merchants Trust company and today. We get orders instead.
and which he dUtrlbut** where
th* Monmouth county hunt club and
Ptopl* pomsiilng thi greatest on In Washington" and, particular- friend*.
they
will
do
good
politically.
Second National Bank and Trust company
This is not to give Mr. Boosevelt unMichael A. Coteman, who former- In taking a Jump, hi* horn •tumand rarest skills, Irreplaceable to ly, about ways and mean* of reCampaigns for th* Senate tn mankind,
have their livea snuffed ducing th* non-war spending of ly conducted the Aberdeen Inn In bled, landing on tho other aid* of
are indeed optimistic. In the past year, warranted praise for his handling of press Ohio and Maryland last year were
out as casually u the dolts who ths Federal Government and the Matawan, bad hi* new hotel at th* th* fence with Mr. Field beneath It
Merchants' total deposits were increased relations.
Britian's Prime
M i n i s t e conducted along line* that *et a turn automobllti Into murder in- ulltmtte tax toll on the waokly corner of Shrewsbury av*. and N«w. No bones wcr* broken but ha did
new political low.
family budget
man Spring* rd., Red Bank, com- have a badly bruised aad *woll*a
struments,
t
by 11,919,072.28. Second National's likewise Churchill, in a recent chapter of his war
So, when 10 Woat Point eadati
Reduction In spending through pleted nnd wa* granted a llcena* by chest.
Why do we tolerate such a needtook a major jump, increasing by f 1,780,- memoirs, recalled how Mr. Roosevelt, with atray from paths of honasty, wh*n leas
When their batteau m i swamped
waste of our richest national Installation of economy and *nV Judg* HelMey. Inasmuch a* th*
revelations art made of
the lives of those we all ciancy in th* Federal Government hotel w u Just outaid* th* town by high wave*, Otto and David
888.03. The total deposit* for each bank Stalin's agreement, insisted the press "be nauieout
the bribing of college basketball asaet,
limits
of
Rid
Bank,
th*
11MM*
fee
Behnoor
and Harry Branson of B*t*
I*
a
big
Job
In
which
tho
cltlsin
and love and particularly why
are 114,198,195.17 and 118,217,409.64, re- entirely banished" from the "Big Three" teams, when youths charged with need
do we hold ao great a tragedy to hat an Important part, aaya tho would go to Shrewsbury township. ford wer* thrown Into th* rough
robbery
stand
up
In
court,
as
they
Walter Field of Mlddletown, son water* of Rarltan bay whll* tendspectively.
meeting at Teheran. The world has lived did In New Tork, and brannly lightly?—New York Journal Amer- New Jersey Taxpayera Association.
The Association points out that of Major Joseph T. Field, captured ing their sound net*. Fortunately
ican.
project* designed to produce better two targe raccoons and Edward Charlet Schnoor and Albert Blekens
What this means is that people in this to regret much that was said and promised admit their guilt, but excuse It by1
saying that "everybody's doing it/
government at less coat a n rlpa vonKatUnglll ot Mlddletown caugh wet* nearby la a motorboat and
REFRESHING LOYALTY
community are saving more money. With at Teheran. Censorship by government 1 when te*n-ag*r* become delinquent
quiokly picked the m*a up. AlIn this day when there la so much for Congressional action. They one.
via
the
narcotic*
road,
when
too
nothing
new,
either.
Find
any
totalitarian
the national income and the cost of living
of political corruption it await only the power drlv* of back
Joseph Caccherally of Wall it,, 13 though before reaching shore their
many youths of both sexes flout evidence
homo
support.
These
Include:
Is refreshing that an employee of
year* old, broke hi* leg when h* fell clothing had frosen stiff, they sufsteadily rising, it is a healthy condition to state and you find a controlled press. Mus- th* laws of chastity and decency the
fered no HI effect* from their dunkState of Georgia, Mrs. Jenny
Remaining recommendations nnd from a trolley car. .
—when
thcte
derelictions
of
th*
have our residents ready for a rainy day cle the press and the road to dictatorship
Salomon, la credited with legislation based upon the Hoover
Louden Mlnugh, a brother of El- Ing.
youths of our lands are toted up. Faike
a 1500 bribe in order to Report which presents "a perfectly wood Mlnugh of Broad it., returned
Mr. and Mra. Peter Dlbb of
To be prepared for a rainy day in the be* lies open.
there cornea • time for aobtr ques- "accepting"
lay a trap for thosa who allegedly plain blutprlnt for efficiency and to hta cattle raneh In -Montana aft* Shrewsbury ave. left to iptnd th*
tioning among the adults.
way to prevent it» taking place rudely and
offered
the
money.
winter
at St. Petersburg;
economy which could *av* a total vlaiting relative* In this vicinity.
It does seem evident that because of th
Mr. and Mrs, George K. Hopping
The indictment of two Insurant! of 5.4 billion dollars".
Otorge Klrigiland of Front it. left
Where does the fault lie* tn
roughly. To those with money in the bank, Truman order, the public is now to learn
Propoaat to restore to Congrei on a trip to Washington aooompan of Wallace st. left to spend a month
the home? Perhapi. In the company officials charges them with
occa*ional "showers" of alight misfortunes less. The power of public reaction and,cor- school*? tn part. In th* churches? paying Mrs. Salomon WOO In ex- annual control over Federal ipend- led by Frank and Jamei Price n at South Carolina, planning to conShrewabury and Ellin* Price of tinue to Florida for the remainder
In part. But In the main the fault change for secret Information from Inir.
cun lie tnken in stride.
rection fades when censorship hides evil, lies In tliat nebulous field of public the flies of the state Insurance comof th* winter.
Congressional review of the more Pleasure Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lawen left
Mis* Frances Kcteham Chandler,
II is of particular significance that thi corruption and stupidity in government. morale and spirituality which was missioner's office. Solicitor General than 40 F e d e r a l programs o
so highly cultivated by the found- Paul Webb said when the offer wai granta-in-ald to atnte and local gov- daughter of L, O, Chandler of Fai Leonardo for Norway and Sweden,
community IIUM placed almost 32>/a mil Mr. Truman, in a huff, not only ha* worked Ing fathers and which of late has made Mra. Salomon took the mat ernments which coat nearly three Haven, wai to bo married on thi wher* they would spend several
lioiiH of <lollarf< in Bed Bank's two banks. to reduce public knowledge, he has shown been to scantily tilled, Among too ter up with her superior* and al billion dollars annually and crlss- nth to George Auguitu* Hawkin months.
many of us th* accepted promise their direction accepted the mone; cram federal, itat* and local linn of Red Bank at th* Chapel of tb*
Stanley Wllklns returned to FlorTli<! officials of both institutions are to 1M a way for lower administrator* than him- la that anything la fair unless we so evidence could bo obtained foi of reiponilblllty.
Holy Communion at Fair Havan,
ida after a short ttay with his parBUI* currently before Congress
Clarence Johnston, olght-year-ot ents, Mr. and Mra. Wellington Wllfor having UIUH gained tli self, rlglil on down to the hometown level aro caught; that each of u» Is en- prosecution.
titled to something for nothing;
Regardless of whether the sc to strengthen Its budget-control ion of Mra. Ellen Johnston o klns of Tlnton Falls.
j p
confidence. Tim people, in turn, to curb th<! press, Americans who love, the.1 thnt the world owea uo n living! cuscd art adjudged Innocent oi and appropriations procedure, (Ap Bridge ave,, luffered a brakm nose
Frederick P. GUI, Jr,, son of
day's work for nn guilty, Mm, Snlomnn hm prove proprlatlona bills at the Inat session when he wai run down by Frank Frederick P. Gilt of Monmouth st.,
d»wrv« prninr fur tuoir purt in umiiititiiiiiig freedom NIIOIIM demand the order be cull that an honeat
1
honest day * pay Is almost uneth- herself a loyal and trustworthy env of Conirrts* totaled mor* than U VanWInkl*, who w u riding a bl celebrated hla 14th birthday with a
Sound ecoiiumr.
cslsd.
blUlon dollar!).
party for kit frtend*.
l
loali that typing th* othir fallow ployw.-AtlanU Constitution
•* nt
Editorial Views
Of Other Papers
Mr. Truman and the News
TIM Salvation Army AppwJ
Banks Have Optimistic Reports
t
\m .
U
a to accw. aaother play running thouatnda of Buffet Supper, Dawee
to tacfc awkward heads. Tea hapaaa
hapaeaa: It U
<tolkiag> is aa
aaa
accoaa- night*. Governor Harold G HolTaad I ha** a**a aad heard speak- Speakiag
S k i
<tolkia
er* taMrtaif freaa their hurt*— |.iUlun«Bt-**t a gift. It ia a hab- maa u*ed to aay, "We need only At Beacon Hii Nov. 24
aa* treat their head*—who have it raaultlaa- rraaa datag' a>jt like one good a»eech—but different au•totaled awry aia*ie word ia the BO, kcUtaai* aad daadru*. ourdience*." Then tot'a try to realize LEONARDO-David T. /MM* af
NAPE TO HEA§URE CLOTHES
hook that 1*11* va uactly how to beat frieada woa't tea ua J«*t how that each apeech la an opportunity Red Bank president of Beacoa Hill
that aaav cone but once. And that Country club, today announced
da M. rat with their eoategeoue baa: wa arr.
•YE
GIVE YOC STYLE
opportunity
(the
world'*
slipprriBMfaeaamy aad <dhtrv**cent erifp- «o, I gucM It a aat aaactly what
plans for a Thaaksgivlng buffet
Dr. HttWft ¥1
•YE GIVE IOC etJAXITT
aoa* actually Bake hard chair* feel you a n a l thiak war* dolag that e*t word) must be caught mid-air supper and daac* at the elubhouae
lr»t
bounce
or
loat
forever.
Con•alter ta aauat up*>a anal cuetom- count*, but what athara thiak
•YE GIVK rOO YALtTE
I * M • . fJataa VUUaa «. i
fueiii* lay, "Opportunity no wait- Saturday, Nov. M.
aw (Bar ator
atajr 'to tha cad. Bom* we've doae.
man hop OB or mis* boat."
Akrakaaa J. (aa*r
purdawar
fc**aa**»B
apcakcri
Dane*
priM*
aad
special
awards
Dr. Harhart S i r WlltHaaa; af aaeakr atart eaTactla*; *ay tocatch
.....rAR m ucEMor THE raws
M a Varna. Jr. Jeha C *>«
will ba made at tka affair, which
•road at., kaowa Ba»i**i-wtd* aa tka faaer ef tha aarficaee.
taa't it *m to* bod *a let fear
slated to follow tka pattern of !
i fssffe af Had Bask, tB l a treat
A awa lika tftat will rub kit chin, •aeak in aa a afetler af our beet f heard a your,*- Pittaburrh di- is
SHCI4UIE tN ALTERATIONS
lUaaeeufcer tha audieaca vine preach a gorgeous itrmon At the highly eucceaetul Halloween1
deaaad by or»aalaatlaaa aa a * a l - atralgktaa kia tie, brush off hia effort?
aaat aad auk* a4aaaaatker homc- wanta you—that'* wky you were a little over live fret tall, his teit party. Supper will be served at
tar diaaer apesker.
P. B. PROM1NSKI
U Broad St., Real Baa.
i* "It Ia I, Be Not Afraid." Bene- H p. m. under tha direction of
aatttral
Reiaeanber invited. Aad tha Invitatlea alway*
atttral aaeitiirca.
eitii. R
Th* dactor alwaya kaa a>*aty a f Ika,
VIka,
i l R t h way ke
k kept
k t ia the kardect thing to get. If diction over, he greeted ua with his Ralph VanPelt of New Moamouth, ]
AMJMfLL
TIL I f 4-S262
kilaeeafey aad eoajfUe It wttk V i l Refer*—the
"How
do
you
do'nT"
out
front.
Said
you're
all
red
ia
tha
face—pepped
v
ila
mtm
aad
twirlin«
tha
secretary-treasurer
of
the
club.
AT LAW
humor. H * haa epakea ia prattital• a rakers
k
t h t sortt k UB on ea«'r adg* to "a*,"—you're I to him: "Dominie, you n/ver
of that
ly every city ia the VaMad Matos,
fmple e*Bver«atioa*l stylo like that great tkereugbkred Ham- looked at me once during your
whole eplendid arrmon." "I'm soraot oabjr to civic elaha aad Hh* af talk oaitehlne* the epread-on- Metaaian ready to trot tha IM
M
argaalaBttoac. hut alee hafere a a a y thlek peaderositiea af the eoated- heat. Remember the gnat gray ry; what did I do?" "You looked
deatal eoeietle*.
toague type of orator. Bo do you gelding recard-braafcer of other (traight down renter aisle, like you
wer* making a strike on the bowlaad I. tpeakiag' agaia of heart yeara?
aaa head. Ton believe, doa't you, Now aloap your eyea—can't you ing alley."
how ea* ca
"I'b eo glad you told me." aaid
"If *Mto had eoBM from th* heart Imagine Ceuatorpaiat ar Hall ef
tertaiaer aad helew ho
•UMUP. MBTTH
aad leea treat th* head things Fame rouadiag lata tka etretch at he, "becauae I auppoce we're, not
vice gataaa fraaa eaperieaee.
actually
talking to those we're not
waajldat have been 'meaaeeV up Monauiutk Park with Ukewood'i
bat's Ulh hetur talkiag
liheathie la our good eld world to- Jimmle ttout up? You wouldn't looking at." After all. after one's
"th* humaa voice ie th*
want to lav twa "•ingle*" of fold- ego get* a face lift I gurss almost
UUHDUTMMI
vehicle ape* which ta five pereea* t Speaker today I think aiust ing money oa the BOM af an un- anything decent can be said witha*c****rla»—•ettarla*
ality a ride." Aad sever Before eolor a* hi* *tyl* leat he loac lus- emotional IVrchera* truek "hoaa" out giving offense,
have ee aaaay cravad ta* art af *v faat. And he al*o outfit to laboring Breuad the track even if
Yea, and from here en out let's
rok> Iwwa. " . * talking at aervtea club*, WMBIB'B have the physical fore* t s put It he were the only entry ia tka race. trv to be interesting, entertaining.
eitik*. lodte* ar.d church affair*,
with a bang. Church choir Aa a ipeaker, which aort af a harce amualng and never too dusty, dry
haiiajutt tabu* aad eavertad ahM'
atrenathena the vocal would yau want to ha? Ood gave nor too aeriou* about life's little
**rm. Dale Caraegie proves that.
-aaactally ia triple forte. ua all aoma lataat ability, •moke thlnga forgotten tomorrow. HouseThi* l« aa aasv ta ace threugh Wbet'a snare, linger* are not aaout that talent, eeagratulat* oth- wives atiek clovoi in apples ta
E. KATY
a a frajavcleaaed window aaaa atlaty with their voice* aa •peak- er* for their*, aad bo youreelf with bring oat the baked flavor. Likeie aloat came radio i M lakv eta olac* they ua* all th* wind they what you've got' Yau cea't be the wis* ahouldn't we spice our talka
At IAW
,
vUiaa aattiac ap a toraet la baaw- have atueeularly while the speak- other guya.
with aromatic words and prasrs,
tlful ipaaek jar Ma to akaat at aa* ers ta* often use about one-third Try tkia atrnala ' aalf-eaachlng not anesthetic aiiecdotea If we're
TAS CONaULTAMT
try to
. . Hit. But tha eaaiett w a / I af thelr-a to tingle their vocal an: Palm yoar goad ear, read aiming to haye and hold our audibaav to tatlauaiaanr bMtofto eord*. Haven't you noticed how oud; over-lip aad over-enunciate ence* t* tha very end?
afM, tlcklttit
tleklliK araaaa faat radio volume fades i s you every ward. Then your voice will
MUUaTEMW
ia th* alaahrafM,
* fro*
fro* ia
ia tha
tha thraat walk away from it* Well, that •ound to you ju*t aa It ahould
tha taaaiia aaa
(BOM of which actually calm, I about tell* the story, I think—the •ound to other folk*. Our own Spmker to Explain
thlak la ta iuat amll aver aa4 avar •Bleat th* human voice peters out simple, apokCB word, glamorised,
Monmomlk County'» Ur$r« Pluming mmd lifting Contractor*
tha wara "•peahlat" mttla« aa • freaa platform to rear of hall. glorified and built up. U heaps Local Government
aatlrahr aitaraat aapett Maaa attr •beolda't we then hava a heart ahead of graaatag for eamething
for Home* mid Indmtritd Pl
AVTMWKV AT i * «
aaMratiaaa.
Carltoi
W.
Tillinghaat
of
Trenout of reach. Remember, too, that
Of eauraa, with a awrplMi M Rear-aeaters, aomo of whom may controlled gift ef gab "to a golden ton, executive director of the state
thawrkt awtarlal a* taa, aaaakan kavo eara BOB* too keen, are en- gift If It happen* ta bo }« karat- tsspnyera association, will apeak at
are not ajulte aa apt ta i w freab titled to hear their money'* worth and If you knaw when to aay the meeting of the Red Bank Womout • ( aomethiat ta lay. MM lha lust the aame.
'tbat'a all'."
an's club tomorrow afternoon at
purr of tha plant an4 alar af tha
It I* today call* for more col- 'TU eaid "two peraona eonatitute the clubhouse. The meeting Is in
•aw la an humble ctrpenUr tliop, ort oand
an
audlenc*,"
ao
why
let
big
audlcharm
everywhere—more
dwelt tha graateit fublia aaaakar luster, greater brilliance, intense encca get our gMta? What'* the charge of the civic* department.
af all tlaw-aa* Ha anut htM electric illumination, neon sign* difference anyway betweea an au- Mr. Tillinghast will speak on lobaea thiakiat af tha aerratw ua- everywhere, shorter aklrta, nylon dience of two, » * MO? Tha dif- cal government from the angle of
ttaaatartanwe' Uvnm*m\n *f
ratt af areraae apeaken tatay •tecklng* and pretty kitchen uten- ference la In you—not la the audiwhea Ha aaU.^Ut aat yaur heart •II*. Everything tries to outshine ence. It could be thara'a only one what the citlien's responsibility ia,
what the officers In local governka troubled." HU name n i Jmm
itself. Even th* modern home of beat ipeech In every (peaker. For
are, and the kind of people
w i-aeta
today Is a Joy to the eye and a Instance, William Jennlng* Bryan ment
•aaaVa
Ilka
tha
mare
Maatlaa
af
had hia "Prinee of Peace," Runacll required to fill them. He will also
poem la charm and color.
IT NO A»«. M MfOt
"puhlla ipaakiaa" aaa aua*laacaa
•.•member thla one thing, 'tl* Conwell eicelled la "Acre of Dia- eiplain the theory used by steering
f. • . M « II?
KA MMMT, N. A auke «i afraia ef ouraelvaa. farsaid speaking auceessfully seldom, mond*," the eait ef •Abie'* Iri.h committee, to elect candidates for
wa Imagine we ara la campetltloa just happen*. Fact la, nothing Juat Roae" could Raver hava (tarred In the primary ballot.
with tha other fellow-fergettlsg
TOM van INK c& that wa auraelvea ara aur *wa
greatest e**npetltlen. One wife
her husband, "Daa't yau
WUTUMAN,LLB. aiked
feel acarad befora audiences mat
knew more than yau do?" "Who
•M? Wha am I to get littery? I
deat laeture ta ar at tha audlaaee
N. J.
I
aa a whole aayway—I Juit lavagta*
How to Beco«e a
PuWie Spftker
CUSTOM TAHOt
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DON! §Y
MARTIN J. McGUIRE
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U t ft Chrt Y *toEstimate OR Y ur Work Today
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UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY
AND UTTINOf KM SAU AT A l l TIMIS
body alw wa* arauad.
e*mp*tltif with th*m, r»*trylajt
t a n sloat with thm." MM saM.
Oeaerallv eaaeeded, th* Writaaa
or baaa voice* a n th* beat laatruauata with which to tuaa up tka
argaas of apeech. Nevertbaleas,
th* tenor has kept «tw**t Adeline*'
alive while the baaa has kept
"A*l**» la the Deea" awaka.
Tha habit af drabaeaa aad •
aajMWM about non^arioua thlnaa
haa deprived many a sasaksr af
much af the talent be already ha*.
Aad suppressed shewmaaahlp may
rob oaa faster of tha MMeass ha
d***rv** thaa maay af hi* ather
attrlbutaa can ever catch up with.
Oaa wit laid, "My audleneee ara
In three parts taaaa iat la by mistake, others feel sorry aad the
ather third are regular cueteaMis."
| S M C I A l tUYS FOR THANKSOIVINQI
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slag, llausts hava a daaalta Macflea la caaasetlsa with our vseal
vibrant mechanUai. They ara aot
something just to n t a cold la aad
k*»p baaaksrehlsf* w*t.
Aad
you've found alausltls mora aa----" - - luat a aaM ia
•ome MUra wear aatthla braatt»
ad eoata (which furalah aaa^lghth
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tbt party b«tBgoalM
• PuHlliiwbifcr
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lilta parfaetionl
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Built-in gravy
wall pravanh sticking. Gat ont at Stan low prical
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36 WHITI STRUT, RID BANK 6-1121
Open t'ridajr fntu • T. M. Dally • ttW.
USD1 M M B WMWTMt, BttVMMWKM ML l i f t
Member* of the Local Junior Judaea
«*> mi Owar far M M atatorl O*e# aha* a* »
k
»
ttary ef * »
aN * f V r While me
,
COCOI SMOOHNG4 Ta» «fc
Each tim# y«M deal with OOKN'S PHOTO Stare!
Court* Gas
In N M « • • » • atota ere memfcari ef the Jk*ier Yetrftf Judaea eltifc af Red lank. Left * •
rlfM, beat raw. Oerit Siefel, leit Siefel, Tfeeineer} S I M krakewitch, and Keren RaiMi, recer*%
ba. mratary. lack raw, left to rlfhf. Kara* Shwre, Jvdy Intelbere, preiident; Wain* Weld*
Mao, eewaiajeiie'tat secretary, —4 S#e Sherman, via* e#e«ide<it. Afetent wfcea Ifce pietttre W H
take* were M a d e I W e r and tertera fink. Leaders af the frawa ara Mrs. Herald Kama*
H. C Birteall, Mra. T. H. Woad.
MM. Jahn H. White, »r., Mn. T.
If. DereaiiK, MM. A. T. Ooremua,
MM. W. T. Craaler, Mri. George
B. Miller, Mra. Henry W. Moller,
Mn William P. Bayre, Mi« Thomas Rycr, Mn. Heary Hagcrman, In order to acquaint new reilMM. H. M. Ftrrow, Ir., Mra. F. J. denta of the community with the
rieker, Mn. Frederlek f. Noble, work of Red Bank chapter af MaMM. Willla M. Hlaasn, Mn. H. J. diiuh, board mambera wara kaatM M M M M I I I Wilton
Wolf, Mra. John O. Boetel. Jr., Mn etaea at a eerlee of membertkip
Keaaeth H. Fo« a.nd MIIKI Jean tf««. The programa wera In charge
C M Mcmfcwra
Adamf, Patriela Reardon. lone of Mrs. Letter Orubman, membarVaaButklrk. Kathryn E. Cooper, •hip chairman, and Mra. Melvln
Were la Charge
Miry K Coaper, Elite Minton, Mar- aoodman, told of the chapter'*
H. Thomraan and Edith Me- program at each event, aaelated
Member* ef Manmnutk Wtlaoa garet
by board membora.
cluk etagvd tk«lr annual scholar- U t a .
•hip fund card pert* Utt ThurtHoateasea laatwaok Included MM.
day night at the Red Bank WornJoseph Becker of Croft at., Little
*•'• club. Tablt award* were maSilver, whose gueit* wara MM.
tallie ath trer#. A gift tertlSeat*
Helen Houtkln, Mr*. U o n Millar,
(ram Dtaa'e I M given U HIM
Mr*. Joseph Landau, Mn. Ulliaa
Dorothy Bartlott*
Berger, Mra. Mlna Lee and Mr*.
Helen Brousell Board member*
Mra. H«hert M. Farrow, Br, t u
chairman.
R**reehment* wen
TRENTON-A " p a n rooU" CtTll present were Mr*. Ooodman, Mra.
Mrvai la Iht clubhouw* library DefenN training program for arubman, Mrs. Arthur Gottfried,
whlek WM 4*carat*4 la blu« 4 (round ohacrver corpi penonnrl to Mrs. George Kraft and Mr*. Mary
Mhrar, tha Mll«t« c«lar«.
•upplcmtnt the radar network with Bmalbuk.
Attmamg wcra Mr. aa4 Utt. awtatlat phaaat of ipottlng ana Mrs. George Mars of Plaeknty
AIM HMMMr, Mr. M « MM. • . N. tracking low-iyta* aircraft li un- rd., had a* her guaita MM. Iron*
Orr, Mr. aM Mrt. J. AIMa Mafca, dtr way la Maw Jereey.
Mayan, Mr*. Betty Kotteaoff, MM.
Mr. an* Mra. Mar«aa C Kaa»p.
Dorla Pfeffsr, Mr*. Lea Forrest
Leonard Dreyftiai, itata Civil De- and Mr*. Bernlea Eleanberg. Beard
Mr. wrf Mra. Walter D. KrartMl.
fenae
dlrettar,
aaid
mobile
trainMr. aM Mn. Itoaii D. RttkarteM,
membere present wara Mn. GoodMr. M« Mn. Ralph E. Caaaw. lag teama af Air Foree personnel man, Mr*. Oruhman, Mn. lylvaa
Rav. aM Mia. lUlnharit Van- from Biter etntera la Trentoa and Garnett, Mrs. Edward Mnui aa4
Dyka, Mr. aM MM. UC.U lailtk. White Plata*, N, T., are carrying Mr*. Bernard Fltcher.
Mr. aaa Mn. Chartet H. A m - out the program. Inaugurated Oct. Mrs. Morrla Weiterman af P t
•troni, Mr. mm4 Mr*. CUr*nc« C. It IR Princeton, It U tha mott de- pect ave. entertained for Mr*. BeaFannlni, Mn. John T. l*wl«y, i r , tailed In teopa of any program trice Wiener, Mn. Miml Friedman,
Mr*. Wtltlnrtra W. Krancdy, Mn. yet dcvUed for ground ohierven. Mr*. Esther Silbenteln, MM. BarCharl«t Hammall, Mrt. Joha T. It ii part of the program which bara Kendall, Mrs. Betty Cotton,
will reach 300,00(1 lupervUen and
Uwlcy, Jr.
ebeervtn from a,0M obitrvation Mr*. Bernice Shutmtn, Mn. Loon
Zuckerman, and board member*,
Mn. John • . Alltn, Mn. William •c*U.
Mrs. Ooodman, Mr*. Grubmaa, Mr*.
Bravaart, MM. O«*M Haaea, Mn.
rrank W. Htwltt. Mra. 3. VI. Satn. Two-hour training claaae* will Milton M. Abramoff, Mr*. I*»t
MM. Charlta AIUIN. MM. Oanltl be heM on an average of once every Glenn and Mr*. Jerome Buelor.
HMknar, Mn. E«wln M. CIOM, three monthi. It will be supple- Hostess last Thursday waa Mr*.
MM. Jamta W. Ward, Mn. Carl mented by large-icalt training •«• Norton Krongelb of John i t Atr. Clark, Jr., Mn. Jack Dun, MM. ereliei In which both military and tending were Mra. Halen Bragar,
Aurut tchweara, Jr., Mn. William CAP aircraft will be tued.
Mrs. Ethel Schwarti, Mr*, Ruth
V. Cokclet, Mn. «4wla Irwin, Mrs. Such a program will be held Yanko, Mm. Meg Kestanbmum, Mrt,
Edwla Hlataft, MM. Joha Bttn, Tuesday at the court home, Free- Florence Kanncr and Mr*. Arlln*
Mrt. Robert MaMa, MM. J«eob hold, with Charlea E. Dlttmar at Brager. The board member* atJaffrty. MM. Henry fit, Mn. Wil- hmt.
Involved are tending were Mrs. aoodman, Mr*.
liam Porter. Mn. Lawnace Roche, AtlantisMunicipalities
Highland!, Clarksburg, Orubman, Mrs. Benjamin Athln
Mn. frani Bullli, Mn. Ouy Btl- Imlayitown,
Englichtown, Form- and Mrs. Victor Siegel.
Chtr, MM, Harry Malcnow.
Ingdnle, Frethotd, Low Moor and "Eight out nt It rcsilsrt foniull Tin
MM. John T. Hendrickien, MM. Marlboro.
R«list«r Clsialtlcil AH«."—A4«*rtls««eM
lbda«ahWark
Explained at Tea*
Annual Benefit
Held for Wilson
Scholarship Fund
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ROPE IN A BRAND NEW RANGE..
State Announces
CD Program
CONTRACTED BY
ANTHONY PALMIERI
NAVESINK RIVER ROAD ft WILSON PL.
MIDDLETOWN
RED BANK 6 3 9 0 6
l i e last word in Quality
is TWO words:
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ON
UNIVERSAL
MAGIC CHEF
Adutk ttfUtt*
Pint Avenue
' hcu-'.frccm an!
low-Down
on a high-powered Perfbnner
L e t u* tell you diis:
The Buick pictured here packs more
power than yon find in any other car of
its t i n and room and price.
That's the power of Buick't newest
high-compression valvc-in-head eight—
the F-263 Fireball Engine, that really
gets miles from a gallon of gas.
AnythTncj w« t«y abaut our fin* Htckay-Fraaman euUreaah,
yau will My b e t t e r . . . after you've had a ehanee ta enjoy
•ha dittinguiihed riehnew ef their woeltm . . . fha i»yla.
fully imert appearance these coett five you . . . and tha
aaiy comfort that Hiekay-Freemen'i expert hend-teilorina
acnievei.
Add to this die fact that it tips the scales
at 3817 pounds curbside—and you begin
to see why this big-powered beauty is
such a nimble-footed number out on
the road.
But that's only Chapter I of the per*
formance story.
There's a big-car feel to the way this
1m Hi Htum I, WLQS.,
trim traveler covers the ground—hugs
the curves — holds its course on the
straightaway —smothers the bumps
with its big soft coil springs on all four
wheels.
There's big-car room inside—fix*
passenger room — headroom, hiproom,
shoulderroom, kneeroom, front and
back.
Come in, look it over, and we think
you'll agree-it's big in everything but
price.
%
And that's where it really shines. Jf
you've shopped around you'll know
what we mean when you reed the price
tags, and what they include in the way
of standard equipment vhat shows up
U4m
M00R4ID
as "extras" on so many others. Such
things as an oil filter, air cleaner,
vacuum booster, built-in summer ventilation are all yours at no extra charge.
It's hard to believe but it's true. If you
can afford a new car, you can afford this
Buick at the prices we're quoting today.
•USHSM MM MONT • WNin-OtOW
mtmiMtm • 4-wnm con tmmim
rosout-tusi otrw • OUAI VINTIMT»OM
Better come in and look this smart buy
over.
OKAMIINI tmiNS • KOY W HtHtl
. H i n < •is'ili aw «K>M W >tss*» MM*
m*uim*iru**mimm**mtm
Smart Buy's Buick
, ~-y Umlt,
107. ta 111.
DE RIDDER BUICK. Inc.
H I tramway •
(Open Friday 'til 9)
Lana, Iraneh
163 to 169 Monmeuth Stroot
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ELECTRICAL SERVKE
liiieaa a*r tke
af Deearator*.
UN Observer
TaAdaVta.
LaealBah.'i
WJS.CS. liftitallt
BALLET ART SCHOOL
County ReadcBlt Mra. Marie Judge
Vint Florida
lHUrcd) MattalacaVBi
T . faxa* at Fircaiffe
HcciiB« f w A f Night
Mildred R. Mattahedek ef Wear
Terk city win aa th* eaeaker at
the traalda weetlag af tha Bad
Beak Betel ( r a w Baaday eveaJag
at the heate af Mr. aad Mr*. David
I* Wart am MeUrea at The laferaaal aaeetiac- haa heea alaaaid
by the lecal Bate'le ee a "fellewuo" ta UaKed Natlee* vaak.
SERVING
RED BANK
AND JERSEY SHOW AREA
BaUOKT-Mr*. Marl* C.
JadJge waa laataiiad u prerldent
af the WM.CM. at a candle tight
aervtee laat Thuraday nlcrht at the
Mathadlat church.
The aaraaaaale* e**"'d with a
I M t»y Hi- Marie Em•rha wa* followed by incomlay a l l * i i attired 1* maroon robea.
Mae. Jeha liadeay w*a nrcaniat.
Other aaVer* inittlled were Mm
Beatrice Bat* vice president; Mr«
Vtetet Jahaaaa, treasurer: Mr>.
MUdcad Kaachl. aecretary ef aplrKaal llnj; Mr*. Emll/ Bteven*. rorand Bremotianal aerretary; Mr*. Steahaal* Swenson and
Mra. Ulliaa Wett. aecretarle* of
church activitlea and Chrintian aocaal ralatieaa: Mra. Thelma Bw»n
aaa, aetretary of Miaaionary educa«l*a. aad Mr*. Eleanor Llndaay,
raeerdlag aecretary and arcretary
af ahMdren »»4 youth.
A aaclal, at which refte*hmenli
atrved, followed. Mra. Ade
faean and n delegation from
the Oteeaaert MethodiH church
vat* gu**U at the affair.
MIAMI BEA<Af. FLA-Bui r e *
«*at* of B*d Bank ara included la
• party af M New Itrtty vacationere now enjoying a week'a atay
at the Patrician aete! *>a tha Miami
Beach eceaafroat.
Other member* ef the group era
from aurreuading eemaauaitiee, aad
they hive beta ipreading New Jersey eairit up and down tha heulevarde af tki* fameu* reaart eeater
aa they a** th* aight* la thair ewa
chartered ku* tram Bora Bueea af
Red Bank.
Under leaderehip af Natal
•tout, tha party aa* viaitad well
knew* tauriat tpote, aad k u heaa
gettlaf deea Bauth auntan* hatwaea
•cran dla< fram the Patrlctaa'a
private beach. T»en«y-*ia wame*
and ei(ht men comariaa th* aatty.
Although ehaervlag all caaad Hav
Me, the eapeditieei ma4e a aeat trip
af It, drlviag ttraigkt threugh ta
cemplet* th* ruafraaa Bad Baak
ta Miami Beach la dS haara.
Enjoyini the vacatlaa era i t Beta ar* akl* t* nake pocktt mnnty
Prate, Harry Kinf, Uelle Waad- r eaHia* T»« BjfliUr.—Advertisement.
w*rd, John Oalatra, Nerawa Bteat
and Mia* Rita DtlVeeeMa. a> af
Ited Bank; Mr*. Harriet Btaat,
tittle Silver; MUi Peggy Beheefftia, Oceanport; Robert Imlay awl
Mr. and Mra. Norman Hallaaa, fair
Htven; Mm. Barbara Mellael. Banv
eon; Mr*. Orae* Temalao, Bhrewahury, Mn. Mary Johaaaa, Maw
Miry Johnaon and Mr*. Oaarga
Laiarian, Eatentewn: Mra. BJaa
Itoblnion and Miei edna RaBlaaaa,
Be* Bright.
Wallace Bennett, Mr*. Bteohaae
Nipalitans aad Mr*. Buaan DIBtaedett*, Aikury Park; Mra. M. A.
Kraemer and Mrt. Helen Meer*
Manaaiuan; Mr*. Vivian VanBraat
Weat Belmar; Mr*. Orlen Oavtaaa
Elberon; Mr. Mary Palumha, Bel
mar; Mr*. Hilda Slat*, Mr*. B. M.
Wt*t, Mn. Ruth Sweetie, Mia.
J«e»hlne Ollvadottl, Mr*. Bridget
Acern, Mr*. A. Barbara, Ml**
Orae* Barbara and Mr*. T*r**t
Julian*, Long Branch,
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Mr*. MeUafcadefc la aa accredited
eba*rver far the Baka'l Internetianal community far the UN. *h*
(ervea a* the eieevtlv* accretary af
tha ipeaker*' raaaafifc eaaualtte*
far th* UN, and la ata* a *>em
bar af tha eaeclaJ «emmlt:*e act
up ky th* laUrnatlenal Non-Oovernaiantal ergaalaatlen* ta rail national meeting* af tht* group In *l
Member aewtrlea af th* UN.
Mra. Mettahedeh kaa Wen a dalegat* ta twe meeting* af th* International Nan-Oer*rnm*ntaJ ergantiatlOM at Oeaeva, BwHaerlend, a*
well M aetlng a* a delegate ta tha
Middle Eaattra eanferenea of Nana*v*ramantal ergealiatlene at I*.
taabul Turkey, aad at Lea* BueC*M, If. T.
•h* k u traveled ta feur eentinenti, vitHing aior* than 4ft eountrlea, hoik aa a d**lgn*r and lecturer. Profuelonally «h« I* a member of the committee on trade re-
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Raiabeek of Bell Teleahana labaratorle* will addraa* Wadmaday
nl(ht'« mtatlnf af tha MaaaMath
county *ub«ecUon af th* laatltata
af Radio Engineer*.
Th* meeting will ha kald at th*
Psat Demonstration theater, Bunt
ave. Dr. Ralabeck'a talk w||| ^»
"bevetopment* In Tranilttor Clr.
cuiu." The ifsilon. epen ta th*
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i . H. Werner, •resident «f Jersey Central Power a llejht
company and the city of Asbtiry Park were honored recently a t
christeninf ceremonies held in Kingston, N . Y., where e new
typo stool berae was launched. The modern I.OM-ten ejiant
I slid into the water bcerinf the utility president's name and As1
b * y Park, N. J . The berae is the Utest of several used m
transportinf more then 100.000 ton* of coal ennyeMy to the
power compeny's electric production stetions servmf this eree.
Photo left: Mrs. Goodwin E. Crosby. Oanby. Vt., niece of 0on.
JoiM'» Promnlrd
To Private Fir«l Cla>*
Tax Board Rules
On Long Branch
aftaja, aroaeres t a eroeti twa wa«i*iaAai sa^tna acjaM#T fwv ^ajw#
n- »
A »«_»-. . « J L I . t*<
slak* »--»- • > tJlaAl
Mf« sarcjanf, canTar, anv PW»« ^afwafa rtfnr, ivas vn* WI^PT
a W a :caramany
Tna nawwai
bar§a
pJ«nfai
tba wafar
far
tba fkit M m .
TKa
attandad
byiata
tavaral
wwnd»»d
ptn
k f ailciad af J.C.P.AL and tba Sarfant K M . Mawlnf tb»
U«Mninf aparatiant. »»a barfa wa« tawad dawn tka Hwdtaa
rivar and pot inta tarvica.
ward that end, notwithstanding ward Price, Dr. E. f. Oeldeerf aad
that they were limited in fund! and Mrs. Sally VuDoerea.
Th* committee wa* proposed lest
In time for the operation.
Our inveattgatlona, involving the month by Csuaetlma* Netla Ja.
viewing of more than *H) prop-cobsen.
erties in th* city and comparison
of aaaerament* on thete and many
other properties, Indicate that furIt'. SHERMAN'S
ther further adjustment* muat be
mad* before
the equaliiation
For Slip Covers
•ought after can be considered aeand Draperies
mpltihed and recommendations
to that effect are being made to
th* aucMor.
RIVER PLAZA - Eugene R
Joneii, «on of Clarenco Jonr« of
thli place, has been promoted to
Judgment* resulting from the
private first clans and will - be as- tax
hearings and investigasigned to Maxwell Air Force base, tionsappeal
the Honmouth County
Ala., for technical training In theBoard by
of
Taxation,
connection
Air Force on the job training pro- with the reassessmentInof
gram according to official! at in Long Branch, wer* property
Sampson Air Force base, N. Y. Thursday by the board. released
P.F.C. Jonet recently completed
With these judgment*, the board
hi* Indoctrination
training at made
public the following com•amp/ion, where the program In- ment:
cluded character guidance, matheAssessment* In the City of Long 8 M Brisht Pick.
matlci, ptyeholosical and chemical Branch
the tax year of ltSl Youth Commilif*
warfare, cuatoni* of the (crviee, otalled for
»2O,2M,O"5, being llttM,.
drill and other aubJecU.
Z45 on land and buildings and M,- SEA BRIGHT • • A juvenile coun2M,tS0 on personalty. Thi* is an cil •ommlUoe, to help young people
Increase of |1,941,MS over the her* who find themselvei on th*
ratable* (or th* tax year of 1M0, wrong *ide of the law, was named
th* Increase being I1,S4I,3M on land Friday night by th* mayor and
and build Inga and $ti,»W on per-council,
sonalty. Of thl* total Increase,
Council fully endoraed name* for
|327,K)0 U on new construction; member* of trm committee which
hence it ia reasonable to assume wer* luggeated by Chief of Police
that an Increase of IMH.Ott re- B*rt Boyer. Th* local group la on*
sulted from the reauesiment.
of many which have been set up
There are approximately 12,000 In the county to combat juvenile
properties In th* city of Long delinquency.
Branch which were subject to re- Named a* eommltte* member!
•Isw by thoa* employed by th*
!lty to make the reassessment. The were Jack Weinheimtr, county pro*
IIS appeals filed with the board batlon officer, chairman; John P.
'or the year ltSt represent only Weir, borough magiitratc; Chief
1.5 per cent of the total number Boyer, Rev. Robert 8. Judge, pa*tor at the Sea Bright Methodist
if assessments involved.
Mr*. Helen Sawyer, prinIn addition to the** US appeal* church;
for reductions in the 1M1 assess- cipal at the Bea Bright school; Ed'
ment*, there were filed with this
board, 95 discrimination appeals
for increases of assessment! on a
like number of properties. These
•5 discrimination appeals were dismissed for lack of prosecution. Of
th* Its appeals for reduction*, eight
were withdrawn, on* wa* tor an
exemption and 14 wer* for reduction! of assessments which hat
not been raised from th* assessment* of 19S0. Of the remaining
1 « appeals, which might be attributed to the MMMssment, this
board affirmed th* assessment* In
M cases anc' m«d* adjustment* In
4t eases, There wer* nve cases
in which error* had been mad* in
assessing uncompleted buildings
and it ease* were settled on recommendations of th* city. Among
these 27, were several easea of
typographical or clerical error* in
entering th* assessments.
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equalisation of asiessmtnta within
th* city of Long Branch and that
thos* employed for that purpose
mad* commendable • progress to-
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Legion Wonen New Law Relieves Home Owners
Pun Program From Capital Gains Inequity
On Amerifanmn
Auxiliary to Aid
Units Meet
Al Twtaiifttt Ftst,
County Projects
A lav ha* feaea pteead wklch relieva* home awaera froaa aa
iaeejaity la tke capital gaiaa tea
lav. The National Aaaedatioa af
Beat Batata Board* ha* keea
• M l VUHt • • * • • " MOWNt * • CMNSMI
P. T. A. MCETIWO
OCEANPORT — The ParentTeach«r a»aocinSon will meet Tues
day at f 15 p. m. at the achool. Th<meeting waa originally arhedulri]
for Wcdnecday, Nov. 21, but waj
changed became of Thar.tc«giv.ni[
day. Thoma« S. Field. Jr., of Mkidletown will apeik en "Hlstorj?
Monmouth County," putting ™.
phasli oa the Oceanport aection.
Mothera of Bfth grade pugiilj. hrarl«d by Mra. Armando Sebrlnfr, will
be hottenaei.
* latrtor ela year*.
Tko aev lew pravidaa tkat whea
Puada for a ckildren* party and
HIOHLAMDB — AvaJMerlea a* tka eala e( tka taxpayer'* prin- for the Salvation Army were votrd In 1»4», 102.671 men died of r«ncounty Amcrlcaa Lagiaa paata ta** cipal reticence I* fallavad within at a meeting of the auxiliary of pr, rompared with 10)1,MO womi-n.
month wil
a yaat by tha purchaa* af a *we» Shrewabury American Legion poat
graaju aa the tl
atitate. or vkea tke MbatHvU I* laat Tkuraday at the poet home on
baeiBjkt wttkta a year prior ta tka Rlveraida ave. Fundo to purchase
AaaevacaeMat ef tMa
aale, gala I* to a* raeagalaad aely magaahwa and (aaall glfte for inma4* at • a N U a i af tha
ta tka eetaat tkat Ike eetllag price daeteaa iate> tha armed forcee wer*
ar tke aM keeae attcadc tke cwtalaa approved.
Ugiaa awlllaria* TtXUr at
light* port Kamt, wHh w r t w eg ef tke aaw.
T»e children* party will be held
that auxiliary a* > M 1 W I I
Tka*, If a dwcltlig pwreheeed la by tk* eouaty auxiliary for the paMM Anna Cheraer, Ifalaa Baeea, IMC far |l*,*»* was **U a* traded tleat*
the Child Treatment Cencouaty areeiaeat, aaia' tka taete far ia 1M1 far IIMM, tkera would ter atat
Briabaae.
rearaaeatatlve* ta tka Ifew /eraejr have heea a taaeki* gala af • • , « •
atria' ttata M N > « H M far »SB)wader tke aM law. Vader tke aaw Mr*. Frank Bailey aald that all
hat ktaa Mlad. fUaarti af tka araat- law, kewever, aa pertlea. ef tke raaarvatloaa have been taken for
dent'* aetlvitie* t i 4 af tkafa af gala la taaabia, presided a eub. tka Ittaeheoa ta be keld Monday at
variant* 4eaartmeat rhattoiea were etltate "ariaeipal ratldaaca" • the Weet End manor. Alao, plan*
read. Mr*. Ltlliaa MiaM af Kay •aught witkla tka th«a HmH ft* wara aaada tor the eeeond annual
part I H namea* etude ehelraaaa. Ill.Cta ar mar*. If tke replaca- ground hog kail Feb. I, 1M2, with
Hra. Ckarlca Biter af Waaamaaa* •Mat coat la leee taaa HIM*, **y Mr>. Alea Ravder aa chairman, aan i name! lialami atlcar ta act IU,*M. tke emawat taaebl* a* gala aiated ky Mra. Harold Ely, prealdent, Mra. Stuart Edington. Mra.
with Marvin Kewmaa af tka ceaatr 1* 11,0M.
Alcaander, Mr*. John Kaatle
America* Leglea.
Tke arevlelaa anptlea where eac John
Mm. Mortimer E. VanSeater af raaldaae* I* eachaaged fer aaather, and Mra. Jamea Braney.
riir Havtn » l d tha Atlantla Higa- wh«r* a replacement reiidenca U New membrre Introduced were
Janoa luilliary, rree>rlek Dempeey eonetraeted by the taipay»r rather Mr*. Daniel Patteraon, mothfr of
auxiliary of Anbury Perk m< Wil- than pwrchaaed, aal where tha re-tha commander of Shrewsbury post,
bur J. Price auxiliary of Keaaekurg placement ii a reaidence which and Mra. George H. Kinkatlc, Jr.,
have exceeded their l«Jt yaar'* had ta be reennuructed In order wife of the poet adjutant.
mcmberahiB. Mr a. Elinor Church af ta permit occupancy. In the caie
Prlaa* were awardi-d to Mra.
Bradley Beach eata 4h* eounty neat of conatruction af a new home, It Alexander and Mro. Kamui>l Caroareeldenta' dinner will h« held at ma*t he need aa tha ttapaycr'a tenuto. A Chriatmax party will bo
tVau Rlvage, Spring taka Height*, prteclpel reaideac* within U held at the Dec. IS meeting, In
Mar. I, U » .
meath* after the eale of the former charge of Mr*. Mortimer E. VanUr«. Church tUa teM af * aaaee, ham*, and thla It montha la al- Sauter.
held Saturday at Sea Olrt laa. *Vlowed fer reinvesting proceed* »t
the Monmouth County HoaBltallaed th* tele. la ether cue*, th* new
V«terane eomatlttee. She aald eam- houa* mnet tw aeed • • the prinmlttee mambera will ataca a a e * * cipal realdene* within a year after
for tha vetcraa* *t Maala Park, the eat*.
Nov. JT. Mri. Anna RlKaar af Kay- The taapayer la net required to
port, county ehlld wtlfara chair- have actually heea eeeupylng hit
man, tald that county unit* will old residence en the data of IU PORTAUPECK - The Hhoro
live a Thanksgiving party Satur- aale. Belief I* available even though Camera club held an organisational
etlng Wednesday night of last
day at tha Child Treatment Center he moved Into hi* new home and
at the home of Mre, Betty
at Allaire.
rented th* eld en* temporarily be- week
Mr*. Clara VanNot* af Athury fore IU eale. Similarly, he may eb- Carpenter of thla place.
Park waa Hi* attendance award. tala relief even though he rent* A committee comprising aeorgn
There were «T member* and tkraa eat hie aew realdenee temporarily Tateeilan, 8hrew*hury; Maj. Wilgue*t* preaent. The neat meeting before occupying It, If he mave* In lard Lambe.rtuf, Fort Monmouth:
will he Dec. 14 at the rarmlngdal* within a year or It month*, a* theJam** White, Eaton town; Kugene
t^irton pott home, with memfcara caaa may ha, after tha aale ef hie Blegel, Long Branch, and Mri. Carof Hawaii auxiliary aa haateaeee.
eld houae. Th* apodal treatment I* penter wee named to prepare a
avaltabl* only with reepeet la ene eonetltutlon to be read and voted
Engineers Obaerve
aala *r eiehange per year, eseept on at th* next meeting, Nov. 27.
wkea a aew reildenee I* lnvolunt«r. Member* will auhmit print* at that
meeting to be dlaeuaaed and comLadles
Irjr converted.
mented en by Harold Briller, forIf th* realdene* I* part ef bna- mer Inrtruetor at the School af
BATONTOWIf — Member* af
Monmouth-Ocean ehapter, Society In*** property, a* la th* eea* *f Modern Photography, New York,
of Profeaeleaat Engineer* aad Lead an apartment over a ttora building
Surveyor*, observed their aaaaal *r a bom* «a a fern, an* the *a- Th* group ha* been Invited to
ladlea' night program et a diaaer tira property I* eold, th* provUlM attend Wedneaday'a meeting of the
last week at Cryttal Brook Farm appXei aaly t* that part aeed aa Tome River Camera club. Featured
Inn. "Hank" Uonard at South Aav a residence, lneludl|ig th* envlrana at that meeting will be a tape rehoy entertained with plaaologae*. aad outbuilding* relating ta tha corded lecture entitled "An AnalyHarry C. Shinn wee glvea a dwelling but net thoee relating ta st* af Reeognlied Sa.on Prtntt,"
framed cartlSeate la reeegaltlea ef the budnea* operation*,
by Ragaar Hedenvall.
oeUtaadlag **rvle« readered the
Tha club agreed ta tioM future
ajioelatlon by Lawrence Wagner, Th* beaeSt* af th* new law aa.meetlnga at tha *un room of the
award* committee ehalraaaa. A gift ply to the *al* of an owner'* home Oarfleld Grant hotel, Long Branch.
wa* alao gtvea ta Mr*. Shlnn. Fred made after Dec. 11, 1PM.
Child* waa *ad~oreed for re-eleetloB Bolrton Waterbury, the vice pre*. Other* preaent were Richard
to the etata beard ef engineer*. Went of the fourth dutrlet of the Tuaten, Ralph Armstrong, Mra.
Dlnaer tableo war* deeeratea la a Wow Jersey Aaaoclatloa of Real Oeorg* Tateoilan, Lawrence Ooe,
Thaahaglvlng motif by the aasll- BeUte Board*, believe* the newMr. and Mr*. Arthur Meeaa, Mr.
lary af th* chaster. There were CO law will inereaaa tha aalea of homea and Mra. Thomaa Brown, U E.
In thla aeetlea from Sve to tea perEvMuwa, Oeorge Gregory, Anne
member* aad gaaeta preaeat.
cent.
Lucke, Eleanor Voorheea, Ruth
Welt, Laverne Klllen, Mr. and Mr*.
High katlad aha** and "wadglw- William relit, E. Murry. Dr. A.
vw* vora In Biirap* la tka alga- draham Blddla and Ma). Jack CartotaU OMtury.
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H O M I OPIN DAILY — I to 5 P. M. — Saturday and Sunday 11 ta S P. M.
Henry Elfsnrauch, Sr., Salat Agent on pr*mii*«. Talaphona Red lank 4*5102.
Dlractionii—lorough ef Shrewsbury, Rout* No. 35, Iroad St., to Sycamore Avo.
Turn left at traffic light to Modal Houio. Sign at Garden Rd.
ANOTHER CURLEY HOMES DEVEI<OPMENT
HAWI
Convtrt Monte Carlo Pool Into Skating Rink
anccr
|1.«M U to aided U tlM aaasiaauai
•celt wer* asked for 124 teacher*
at an laforaul *ae*»ing with the
boar4 «f education and four » ' • •
bcrt •« tk« Asbury Park Teacben*
association last week. Pointing out
the iBcrease* coat of living F. LaraBaa Riaehart, chairman of the
Teacher*' aasocitUoa, proposed a
plan for the iacreancnts to be spread
•v«r th« aret two yean.
OOLTI NICK — 7tv»
turkey 4iaa«r* will fea
• H i m atgfet at Calf* Mack MM at
th« aaaual card party k«M tm Ska
beaaat •* K. Mary* C M f c e l l a
churek.
Rev. Jofca Braaaawtki, paater, to
honorary caalrssaa. OeawraJ akaifnca ara Mr*. Richard Claaar aa*V
Mrs. Nichols* Harvey. They a n Winc aatlate^ »y Mn. I* laiBMta,
Mrt. A. Martin, Mrs. W. OaatllM,
Mn. Charlca Kelly, Mr*. Ckarla*
Crlae, Mr*. WilliaH Oaalcy, Mn. /.
Smith, Mn, Jaha T. Ctma, MM
Anna Crott Mia* Eliaaaath Cata,
Mr*. E. J naaacaa. Mr*. W. laav
aierer, Mn. W. Mepaawufk, Mr*.
V. Reaiey aM Mrt. Witliaai Caakion.
Owcotote
It P.M t* Mnrtit* I* tW tagatar.
b Your House Growing
To Fit Your Needs?
Tfee f««w Mania Carla «ta?i«*) tmk at Aifcury Park, tfc* larfeir •# Its tad U* America,
with • tketinf araa a* mara ••»•• 20,000 tquara feet, kas bee* c*ma4ere« and l i «aw In »p«r.
• t i t * . Mila« af pipa wara laid an tha fcaMem af the peel (• carry etiiited brine. A Una hat
wafer ipray btiiMs «p rka ica. Tna Manta Carla hai beared facilities far skate cfcanfin«, a
skate rental service end ample fraa parking facilities. A « » pttWia address system has bee*
Installed te previde wusie far tfca skaters. An entlesed prcmenede restaurant, bar ana) ceck>
fail laynfa avarlaak (da rink. Sketina, will centinue, witfc day ana) nie>t sessieftt, yntil May I,
wftan tha rink wiH afain be canvarfaa) te a swimmine, peel. The Medicker bretfcers ara apar«.
fart af the naw venture.
Ptrfext gtms-ond moor tw—t-btewtw
PRANK MIINIM PINF.
William J. Connor, M McCarlfr
ave., Fair Haven, and John DeItarce, »J Nnreink ave., Highland*,
were fined $2S each Monday night
by MacUtrate Arnold Tulp for l«mperini with a lire hydrant on Halloween night. John Witkowakl, who
police xaicl wa« with DeMarco and
Connor, hut who claimed he didn't
get out of the car, w n lined |1!S.
OUT CL0TWN6 VALUES
are something
to talk about
Davidson Estate
Willed to Widow
FREKHOl.D — Eira Davld.on ar
Red Bank, who died Oct. ZS, willed]
hi» entire palate to hia willow, Horolhy Davidson. The will »«i flled
for prob»tp last WPPW in thp office
of Surrogate Dorman Mcfaddin.
Chailea F. Hcott, Ur, of R«4
Bank, whs died Oct. M, willed hla
ratate to hla ion, Charle* F. Heott,
Jr. Vlncenzo Ceccro of Rrd Bank,
who died Fen. W, willed 12,000 to a
irandaon, Vinccnio Ceccro, and the
remainder sf the eitate to hit tan,
Anthony Cecero.
Howard A. Sutphen of Freehold,
who died Oct. Ml, made 1500 hequOita to hia grandchildren, Charlea
Dudley Miller, Elitabeth ". Miller,
Marion K. Mayer and Florenea C.
Hunter. KM nrqueata fo to hla
treat grandchildren, Charlea Dudley Miller, 3d, Oerrlt Mayer and
Richard Edward James Hunter.
1100 hequcsU go to Valerie Miller
and Freida Zoller. The remainder
of the estate goeii to hla daughter,
Harriett* 8. Miller.
Victoria Updike Pyle ef Allenhur«t, who died Oct. 23, willed 11,000
to her husband, Ernest I«roy Pyle.
A granddaughter, l.lnda Updike,
recoives $500 and jewelry. A grandson. Warren Updike, will receive
$500. Ma4>!ewood Cemetery association of Freehold will receive 1300.
Linens, nilver and blanketa go to
her dauRhter-in-law. Millie Updike.
The home at 308 Cedar ave. and
the remainder of the estate goes
to her son, Paul Updike.
Minnie H. Aufrccht of Avon, who
died Oct. 12. willed tl to her ateter, Josephine gherwin. Each child
of her deceased brother, William
Hampei, will receive $1. A friend,
Anna LcPinsky, will receive $499.
The remainder of the estate goes
to her husband. Rmsel W. Leary
of Neptune townahip, who died
Oct. 10, willed hi* estate to hla
daughter, Elizabeth I. I.eary. IJJbelle D. Long of Spring Lake
Heights, who died Oct. 7. willed
her estate to her husband. Walter
E. Mackley of Sea Girt, who died
Oct. 19, willed hia estate to hla
widow.
(jilt-Edge Improvement Can Be Mode At Pin
Money Prices* We'll Show You How
ClaMify 25 Cow
In Marlu Herd
MNCROrT — Twenty-live registered Jeraeyi in the herd, ownj>d by
Marlu farm of thii place, were recently classified under a program
of the American Jersey Cattle club.
The tlaatifliation rated the animals
for type, comparing them against
the breed'* icore of 100 point* (or a
perfect animal.
The classification vita for all prevlouily unclaimed femalea that
have had at leaat one calf and tor
all bulli aver two years old. They
were rated by Prof. O. O. SchMfe'r
of the Meredith Printing company,
New York, K. Y. gchaefer is an
official elasslAer for the club, whlrh
ha* ita national headquarter* at Columhu*, O.
Of the SI animal*, ona received
he highest rating of excellent. Rhe
« l t Commando Marlu Trlxy. Twenty of the animal* classified scored
very good, and four (cored good
plus.
The classification program sponsored by the American Jeraey Cattla club ia designed to help breeder* ef registered Jerseys improve
their cattle by knowing which ones
coma closest to the breed's standard of perfection.
RIM
Build A FuivAHlW
Rumpua ROOM
That duity, aid cellar e w ba trait**
formed into » "Banain Batamtat"
with a. llttla CtlatM wtllbaara, a
couple af tan* of atial, aaa a Hw
athar odd* u i «naa.
•pie vU aaaa walla ata aa miM
with •aarkfiiii fuaarlHa Ulabaar4
Caatat la artfkt aolata a M aM*
tank*, Our i m m i lambar, ar la*
torlar aly*iaa« iMkM taUMa fw*
•MitraaalaaalaMM,
A Charming BedreoM I*
Hiding In Your Altie
Eneloac T b l P»reh For
Why wait* *pac* whta tt'a *o *asy
and lnexpenalva to remodel tkat
unfinished attic Inta a lovely badroom or small apartmtat. laa our
plan book* tor Idea*,
FLOWERS AT MONUMENT
Five Red Bank organisation*
placed flowers in front of the monument at borough hall Sunday in
honor of Red, Bank's war dead.
(Iroups which placed wreaths at
he monument included the Red
Bank Are department, Rainbow division Veteran*, Shrewsbury post,
American Legion, and its auxiliary. Red Bank post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, and the Executive
council of the Red Bank fir*- department.
An Extra Uviaf ROOM
A grand -*pot (a eat up taa T*H>
viilon and *av« waar aad tear as
tha reit of th* housa. W* hava
,,JV. everything you a**d, fro** nalli
^^*aa> to *hiagl«(.
FREE ESTIMATE . . . PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE
TEXACO ROOFING
FOR
TRANSITMIXED GONGRETE CALL DEAL 7-9200
Monmouth Lumber
Co.
RED BANK, N.J.
79 CENTRAL AVENUE
toat/io drivef
Exhibit Painting
At Whitney Museum
Hara ara two txamplat af why our clothing valuts tn
canvartationl
tubjacti af
And no wandar thay'ra talkad about whaVi wa can
maat high standards af fit, laaki and waar and kaap our pricoi «a
NEW YORK-A painting called
"CompMition," by Marshall Simpson and Roslynn Middleman of
Middletown, i* among ISO *uch offering* being displayed In the Whitney Museum of American art here,
The show, which opened lait
Thursday and will run to Jan. *, U
the yearly exhibition of contemporary American art. Painter* submit thilr offering* only by invitation. All phase* of modern
American painting* ar* depicted ia
the collection.
low. Thii suit for axampla, af sturdy all woal worstad cemas in your
choiea of gray, brown and blua.
Many af thaia formerly sold *i
tfAL CHlMATbWM CHOPSW
$60 and $6$ . . . an axcaptianal valua at thii prica.
3 Season Zip Coats
'65
It'* a wall tallorad tapcaat far spring and
fall) Zip in tha warm lining and it's a
planty-warm ovarceat far wintarl Yaur
ehoieo af all-wool, worsttd gtbardina—
Cravanatta proeastad for watar rapallancy
—ar goad laoklng all waal chavloti In
gray ar tan. Regulars, Sharts, Langs and
Extra Langs.
n o wOMar HW omar oi a rwwag|iiaa VIIHIIIMBI
Nothing for T M to da
but heat in the top of i doubla
boiler. S e n a with cooked* riea
for Chop Sue*, LtChe* diiaeta
Noodle* for Chew Meia. Flarof
with UOvoy SOT Sauee. Con*
U i n t tender chicken, b e t a
sfluthroonw, btmboa
h , arisp* water
I ehntauti an i other
L Barer-fall InfredW ;
\ ettf*. Serves 2 to 4.
is happy! Hwe'i how it worki. Set tha l e w to
"Drive." Uae die aceekrator to fcMhe brake to
Moe. And you're oS for the irettett driving ihtffl
of your lite.
It yon haven't yet tried PowetgOde, Ami wak
any tanger. Come in toon for a "discovery drive.*
Find out (or yourself the new happy way to drive
with time-proved Powerglide.
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McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET CO
111 MOADWAY
LON» IIANCH
I MCIM BOOK, wrHei
UChty ft**' 'rWuilt, BI«UI*n ef
aeetthe toes* C*., AnkheM, Okie.
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Artblf
At
WarhjWUa . Akftw
4«i T « n . Rut Tom • Cnaaaa — • Nai
IK*rfOLAIBfW
coaaty artttt* ere takibitiag their
vark a t M H f t aaaual M*w Jeraey
•tat* tahtbiU— af aaiaiiaga, etulpt«N. ariata aad draartage at the
Maatcialr «ft — I I W . tfca aho«
it *a*a*fied ay th* amraai aad
Maw M < r chapter af UM AmtrtaM Artt*U Prafeaeiaetal league.
* t*4a* prefect <a ail, "relating
•erie* Tw*, NuBber four," done by
ManlMll Siapioa of Middletova
village, aad Hotly** atiddleaua ol
flalaAeld, w*a aa k*aerabl* »»<•*•
Ma* aarerd. Aarther aelatiag a*
tk* ! • • artlata, "Caeaptaltic*," M
e«rr*eU* plated aa dlaaiay ia tk*
MM eaklbittea af cMtetaparary
Aattrkaa palatine at tfc< Whltaey
Haetuai a( Aawrieea Aft la Ma«
Tark trty.
Othtn taklMtiaf at Uaatclair
at* VMfiala Birdaell Btafatt af Eat
aaaawa, wka la ak*via« a aaiat
lag aatMltd tJkurtk"; Aatkeay J.
~ a A Leag Breach, aa ail,
Jrldfa"; Heary T. Ovlick, Mddietawa villag*. twa alia, "MlddleWwa
O'DONNBJ. TRAV& AGB4CY
ItMOAOST.
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Driver* Unhurt
HI 3
Tkaia am* aa lajurlat la tkraa
•laar aecMaatt ktra aver tka
i.
la a tkraa-car cratk Saturday
alght, a car driven by Pvt. •ammy
Una, F*rt Monaiouth, traveling
aartk aa tUvertlde avt., ttruek the
taar af a car drlvaa by Pranela
Barceltw, Ea«t Kaaaaburg, farctRff
It lata tka raar of a car driven by
Bartkaloatew Bailey, Center ave,
Uaaardo. aught damage wat 4ora
U all tan.
A car itirtn by Jarry Vltalll
af Mtal Baack, Eatt Kcimburf,
•abif m t t aa Watt rrant at. l i t •May, Mruek a Mrkt4 ctr awiM*
kv Jaka OaUaa, at Mvartioa avt
I M Baak. Tka tniak 1M ••< n«r
ItaAtr M tka DaUaa ear wera
y
A ear driven by Darlt Elliabttk
Jack M Brldgewattr dr., Oceanpart, vaa atruek ia tha rear nun*
day by an unidentified tar which
failed ta ttep. Tht Koch ear waa
travtllag aartk aa Shrewtbury ave
•I tka flaw af tka aecldeat
It'a one of our K M I U M B MW
Vafc-Owr. wiA V«l r W *••»•*»«•.
%• wear Ihem without MT
•breaking Ik."
WALKOVER
B. ALLEN CO.
It MDIANK ML MH7
MAR POST p m a
ucnrss
OCSANMBT-J. T. Vaarhlt, to
Caraaater at. River Plate, wat
Sited It* Maaday night and had
hit lletate rtvoktd (or •» dayt by
MagMrat* WUrlam Weet Ulmaa an
• eharg* af reeklott driving. Claa
Mekala *( Fort Monatouth «—
Saad IT far eerole** driving.
RIVER ROAD RADIO fr
TELEVISION, Inc
Special (Mr {or
Rwyor
HenlbGttd
For Buttertat
••HaS
V%Ha7f
Guernsey cowa *«a*d by Mayar
Georg* BUveat *f New •arewttury
produced th* hlgkett arerag* •**•
• M of butterfat ameag htrda rae>
reteat*d ia the M*aa»*ittk C*uaty
Dairy Herd a*toclati*a f*r taa
BMatka of September aad Octakar.
Thla waa refected thie woek ky
Richard O. Rlt*. attarlatt agrlewltural ageat. He aaM tka atayar'a
herd averaged a l t aauadt Vt kwtUrfat.
OB* af Mayer st***aa* **wa, !**•
bett, wt* th# *eae«iatl*B'i greattat butterfat producer far Octakar
- t » . t p*uadi-Mr. Bka laid, trtbaaa ranked tfclrd la vaUm* ar*.
ductien for tka awntk, wltfc MM
pauada. The fcerd alea waa Uftad
aaaaag tke Srat Sva la valuasa ataauattea.
•tret aavtag aaaatlatlea kerda la
velume production w*ra tk* Hat*
ttcint ewntd by 9. O. Baa aad
Saa* af laUayatewn. with aa avarage of Ml paunda tech.
Tea milk producer la tka eiaaelatioat waa Katie, a Halatata.
earaed by Walter C. flawnrar «f
Colt'* Meek, with S.1W aouada. *
Robert Johntaa, aaaoelatloa au*
aarvitor, aald herda klgkatt la
butterfat production were tkaae
awaed by Mayar StertH, D. T.
Newbald af OaK'a Meek aad Mr.
Rat-, thote hlghett In milk Jta>
duet ion, thoie owned by Mr. Rut,
Mr. Ntvbetd and Mr. Ilmawar;
Individual eewa hlghett In butter.
fat production, tkeae awa*d ky
Mr. Steven*, Mr. Hewbeld aad Mr.
Rue, »*d Individual caw* hlgtaet
la production, the** awned by Mr.
•immerer, Byraa Jshnaea af Atlaatawa, aad Mayer Steveai.
DriverX Appeal '
Denied by Judge
9
Group
Elects Officer*
ffi
1U*k CMdkaj W«nVit>(
KCTPOBT-Rav Noraaa Rnay
af m. Jaka'a M*tk«4i*t chureh wat
*lacta« araai4aBt at a reoriaaiutiaa MM<iag laat vatk *f 4ht Key
•art MiaMtrt' aaMciatloa at the
baata af R»v. Albert O. Rhltborsl.
aaatar af taa Kaypart Refarme4
church, tltv. Davi4 WIIDOR. new
aaatar af Calvary Matholitt
ckurck, ««* »tlto»t4 lata tht
Other eaV*rt elected were R*v.
Bakart K*l**y, paitor of ieeond
BaptM church, eacrttary, tad Rev.
Mr. WMaaa, treaaurer.
ftoae war* mad* for th* unloa
Tkaaajayhrlag day aervle* which
wW be held, at t a. m. at the Read ehureh. The paetor ef the
aharck will praMd* aad Rev.
Mr. Bataty will deliver th* wrmon.
attaiaUr* *f tha other Keyport
ahurckaa wilt partlcipatt.
Tka amt aaeetlag will bt Dae.
8 at tka aaraaaag* af Rev. Fredartch Baaa, natter af Get humane
Mtkaraa ehureh.
it
•
BCLVORD-Caat. aad! Mr*. William r. Bada ef Laaaardvllla rd.
wtra guotta ef honor at a diaatr
at Rumaaa iaa Saturday whan they
celebrated their gOth weddlag annivertary.
Hoet, at (ha diaatr were their
•oa-ia-law «ad daughter, Mr. and
lire. Robert F. Mayer *f Hoboken.
Oueeta wer* Mr*. Vtra* Cannon ef
North Bergen aad Mrt. agaet
Bad* tad her daughter 0*11 ef
Uftden.
Capt. and Mra. Bade were bora
at Part Moamouth and war* married by Rev. S. W. Clark, Bettor
ef the Belferd Metkediit church.
They lived at Hotokeit, whert
Cept. Bad* waa employed en Lachawanna ferrle* 41 yeare. They
returned to Belfard when th* captain retired i* 1M2.
Unable t* attend th* aanivfrtary
dinner wtra their grandtoaa. Cpl.
Rabert W. Bada. V. H, Marine
corpi, whe it ia aetiea ia Korea,
and PF.C. Richard Bada. ttatloaed
at Camp Oardon, Qa.
WRRH ffaUaUW^ Of gflUaVTB
DR. WARREN FOWLER
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
FINE AtX COMiEO
WOVEN PLAIDS
la«j |I.H
The Mod*
•*ka U Haaavr ef New Terk, the At tht end ef the Amerleta Rev•rat aa>*rti*laf ageat, h*gaa huii- nut Ion there were 41 aewaptp*1*
- k » la tMI.
la th* eolanltt.
BEFORE YOU BUYTHAT NEW HOME
RUMSON MODEL HOMES
LOCATED AT THI COtNIR OF
•LACK MINT ROAD 4 CIDAt AVI, RUMSON. N. J.
rREBHOLO-Uakaldlm a car*M driving coavlctlaa by Rarltaa
tawathia Maglitrata ttymour R.
Kltlhbtrg, C*unty Juag* Jaka C.
Olardana rrMay declared that «a>
tucceMful appellaatt af munlclaal
court deelilona hereafter will bt
aaalt with mar* aevtrely tkaa la
th* patt.
Ht Impoted Ma flrtt taaavlt
again*t Rlckard Mohrbutttr, IT,
County Una rd, Matawtn, wk*a
a* fined htm MS. Mr. Klelnbtrg
kad Intd MohrbutUr |1I July U
Judge Olordana axplalntd. "It M
th* policy of thli court, particularly
In regard to motor vehicle aaaaa,
wbtn a new trial It not warraatad
and an appeal It not merited, that
th* court will double, and perhaaa
treble, the magittrtte't flat."
Judge Olordano revert** a eareleat driving eonvletloa against Ellaworth Wilton, 57 Eatt Front at.,
Keyport, who had been found guilty
la tha Keyport municipal court
and fined t U
The two world wara laereaaad
tha appetite for tortlgn atwa la tht
Ualted Btatt*.
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-At lut, Mary,
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«C*M going PIMM!**
nt R kadat hota for flra kv
auraaea, I'd aavar kav* beta
ablt to retire. But bar* we ara
fra* ta tajojr Ufa."
rromathai Tom w u able ta
rebuild hit buitneaa baetuaa tea
taauraaca paid hit IOMM aad
enabled him to carry aa uatll aa
waa ready ta retire.
Flra Inauranea alas aaftguaraa
our oommunlty through hulaftlag lawa aad iniaootloa ttrvlcaa,
adueate* our chlldrea la ara
aravmtion. It la an Mteatlal
baal* for credit la aur frta *aterpiia* aytt'am, vital ta ladua>
trial eipantloa. That'* why, to
thaaa «rltleal tlmet, art laturaao* la am/kidy 1 * butwaaa.
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Progresses in
KEYPORT — Annour.ce««i;t kaa
hrrn made of the engageaaeat of
Miss Gloria Esposito, daughter af
Mr. and Mi.-. (J. E. Espoiito. Bread
.«(. lo John Furry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Furry of Metawaa.
M M ? POT—• P n h *
Miss Espnsito was graduated
from Frrmont High f.rhflol, Loe Aaeclef, Cnl., and is employed at tha Cmmmy CMUWII far
Lavoie laboratories in ttorgaavlUa.
Mdpiiig YMIMI Girb
Mr. Kurry attended Mttawan Hick
school and also I« employed at the Mn. A. Jackioa U*U\»y *f r»lr
Lavoi* laboratories.
Havca, ckairmaa •( tfc* curraat
fuM caaapaio «f tk« Kartkcra
Maamauth C«unty Cauacil •{ Girl
Beout«, thii werk rcparti that lh«
drive ii BfogrtMiaf ia all dittritU.
Mn. Ua«c)«y Mid tliat BMt CMtrlkatiMia kav* Wca rcctivc4 wltk
IctUri prtiaiar tka wark at tka
cavacil aad a typical ana said "Wa
witk ta coacratulata tka Nartkara
Maaaioutk Cauaty Cauacil • ! OirJ
•cauU • • tha (o«4 wark tkey fcava
4aaa aa4 ara 4aia« ia aur eaavatuaity. 8a ataa? Uawa aur 4aucktari kava c«aa iata loag and «ntkuiiattie dataili about their work."
la laaakiaf af tha Girl Scout
program, Mra, Uadilcy aai4 "Tha
fit
M teak aval?? flrlt
kcra an* abroad hava MIMtklaff all tkair awa, Oirl •eautiag.
aa4 at aay af tka tkouiaaaa of
valuatcar leader* would aay, It'a
•II far tka «lrli, aa« tkay lava it."
W a r k a r a aaaauacad by Mr«.
Uadilcy ara aa fallowi: Lang
Brtaeh, Mn. Daminic Lubralio,
chilrmaa, a"l«'ed by Mn. Jo«aah Purcell. Mri. William Clean*,
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MeTague, Mra. Edmund McMullen,
Mra. Kvrrett Curry, Mrs. T. Thorst•aaaa, Mra. Thomaa Plitnlk, Mra.
Robert Abrama, Mra. Robert Van
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Blma Qawlcr, Mra. A. aahrbeck,
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River Phua, Mra. Benjamin Becker, Mra. Edward Polhemui, Miaa
Janet Henely, Mra. Elwooa Hendrlcka, Jr., Mra. Oeorge Makely, Mra,
Douglaa Ring. Mra. Clifford Smith,
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RED BANK REGISTER
VOLUME LXXIV, NO. 20.
Several Puceb
Of Land Sold in
Rumson Area
1
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Post Launches
Drive for Toye
LEONABPO — Leonardo Manorial post of Middletown township, American Leg-ion, thin week
began collecting ol4 and biokes)
toy*, which, when repaired and reActive Mattel
painted, will be distributed ta
acedy children in the towiuhip.
Ncfjwted) by the
An annual project ef the poet,
HitfdMMMI AflMMy
the work is accomplished with the
co-operation of the Middletown
The Irm of William H. Hi«#el- township health center at Campnann, realtors of Rumian, report bell's Junction, where the toys will
• very active market in the sale of be distributed.
vacant land in the Rumson area.
Pest members thi* week called
Among the recent sales that the on more fortunate residents of the
Hintelmann Arm have closed lur- community to contribute otherwise
ing th* past few weeks are the fol- tuelcsa toys in ample t i n e for relow ing:
pair to insure their use by l e u forEdward Schcr of Newark hat tunate children.
Toys will be picked up anywhere
purchased from Robert D. Thaler
a tract of land comprising l'-j in the county, a poit spokesman
acrea fronting 200 feet on the east* «<"d- Donors have been requested to
•ide of Bingham ave. on premises] contact Walter A. Woods of Navesink
er John
John Usher
Fisher of
of Belford
Belford.
known v "Bingham Hill" at Rum- ! sia
* «r
son. Mr. Seller is presently building a large ranch type residence
on this property. Tho cost of this
new residence is approximately
110,000. Mr. Schcr will occupy his
new home as his all-year residence
when It is completed.
PAIR H A V E N - A written request
Arthur Glbb has sold an acre of
land fronting 200 feet en Button- for a 15 per cent increase in pay
wool lane and ISO feet on water- was received by the mayor and
way at rtumson Park to Noiman K. council Tuesday night from memTocrge, Jr. The property directly bers of the police department. "I
adjoins the residence property am in sympathy, more or less, with
which Mr. Tocrge acquired from this request," stated Mayor Edgar
Mr. Glbb through the Hintelmann V, Denisc, "and we will consider
it at our 1952 budget meeting."
agency a few months ago.
Council concurred in the toning
Cortelyou L. Simonson has purchased from Robert D. Howard a board of adjustment's granting of
tract of land with a large frontage variances for construction of garon the east side of Oak rd. The ages on the properties of Frank J.
property comprises approximately Perry, 326 Hance rd.; Walter B.
three acres and adjoins Mr. Simon- Moore, 1M Oxford ave., and Henry
son's residence property on the L. Bauer, McCartfi ave.
On recommendation of Councilnorth. There is a three-car garage
man Russell H. Mlnton, council
on the premises.
Mr. and Mis. Harry S. Wllley confirmed the election of George
have Bold a plot comprising \ of Edward Chandler and Edmund A.
an acre fronting on a new street Patock u active members of the
c u t of Buena Vista ave. This plot fire company.
Councilman Tony Hunting exis part of a 40-,icre tract which
Mr. and Mrs. Willry recently ac- pressed his thanks to the policemen
and
firemen and members of the
quired through the Hintelmann
agency from Porter Hoagland of firemen's auxiliary and ParentTeacher association for their asRumson. The new street is in pro- sistance at the Halloween party.
cess of construction and will be He said plans are already under
completed about Jan. 1. Mi'. Oar- way for next year's celebration,
side expects to build a new home with some new ideas to be inauguon the property for his own occu- rated by the police department.
pancy.
Mr. Hunting said wreaths were
Henry J. Shaheen ef Cranford, placed at the War Monument on
lias acquired a tract ofJand front- Armlstlc day by the fire company,
Ing 300 feet on the east side of American Legion, borough council
Warden ave. and having a similar and Fair Haven Garden club. Counfrontage on Rumson waterway, an cilman Jesse J. Mcllrsy praised the
arm of the South Shrewsbury riv- work of the Garden club, which was
er, from Arthur Oibb. Mr. Shaheen organized recently, especially their
plans to build ranch type houses for project in placing flowers in hosreiale on this tract. Mr. Shaheen pitals.
has also acquired from Joseph F.
Councilman Arthur H. Ricman,
Herrmann for development a large police committee .chairman, said
tract of land comprising <3'i acres the young folks over 30 caused
adjoining the premises of the Rum- more trouble than the younger
son Country club on the west. Tha children Halloween. Police, he said,
property has a frontaga on the were kept busy until » a. m.
South Shrewsbury river of 3,150
At the request of Councilman
feet. Pert of the property haa been James A. Enright, chairman ot the
subdivided by its previous owners, road committee, a. letter will be
Rumson Park, inc., Into building aent to Allen Bros, ordering them
sites ranging in sire from one acre to disconnect a private drain pipe
to two acres each. The property Is leading into a catch basin on Oxpresently leased to the Rumson ford ave. The pipe drains water
Country club and Is used by the from the basement of a house. Mr,
members of the club for duck hunt Enright said that if the order is
ing, several duck blinds being built not obeyed he will Instruct Oscar
on the premises.
Becker, street superintendent, to
Bernard Grad of Deal has sold a seal off the pipe at the catch basin.
tract of land comprising 2'i acrea
A complaint of excessive speedfronting 350 feet on the east side ing on Church st. and other side
of Ave. of Two Rivers and with a atrects was made by Councilman
The residents, he said,
similar frontage on the west tide Mcllray.
of Oyster Bay dr., Rumson. The would like permission to put up
property Includes about an acra warning signs. He was Informed
and one-half of land available for this w,ould require an ordinance.
building and a lake which is ap- Traffic on the street, it was stated,
proximately an acre In aiic. In the is heavier aince the temporary
center of this lake is a wooded ia closing of Fair Haven rd.
land. The purchaser Is Vincent Mlletti of Rumson, who plans to lm
prove the property with a new residence for his own occupancy in
the very near future. The property
is part of "Shrewsbury Point," the
country estate of Edward W. ScudTRENTON* — Leonardo's naval
dcr. which is now being developed. pier has been included in the probe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDsrby ot New Jersey's waterfront activihave purchased property from Mr. ties, it was announced Friday by
and Mrs. Eugene R. Lamont com- Attorney General Theodore D.
prising an acre and one-half ot Parsons.
land and fronting 290 feet on RumMonmouth County Prosecutor
son rd. and 200 feet on Ave. of Two J. Victor Carton will co-operate
Rivers, Rumson. This corner plot with H. Norman Schwarakopf, who
was part of the estate of the late la directing the state's over-all waJ. R. Wllliston and was acquired terfront Investigation from a headfrom the Willlston estate by the quarters in Hudson county. The
late General "Howard S. Bordcn, probe includes Bergen, Essex, Midwho subdivided llic entire estate dlesex and Union counties, in addiinto building sites'. The tract has tion to Monmouth and Hudson.
many fine century old shade trees
The navy docks at Leonardo are
and Mr. and Mrs. McDarby plan used for the loading and unloading
of
supplies for the Earle naval
to improve the property by buildIng a residence for their own oc- ammunition depot 12 miles away.
The attorney general said Mr. Carcupancy In the near future.
The sale of the Lamont property ton had received many complaints
from
Monmouth county residents
to Mr. and Mrs. McDarby was
closed by Homer C. Methot of the who claimed they were unable to
obtain work at the Leonardo docks.
Hintelmann agency.
The prosecutor reported stevedores
were being "imported".from Brooklyn, Manhattan and Jersey City.
In protest to what they called
unfair Importation of stevedores in
busloads from those places, a
number of Monmouth county men
FREEHOLD—A suit instituted a few years ago formed the Bay.
by Harry W. Sacks of Port Mon short Longshoremen's association
mouth rd., Keansburg, against John and twice picketed outside the
A. Patt of 21 Twilight ave., Keans sates of the navy grounds at Leoburg, in county court was settled s
just before trial this wtek tor M, nardo.
000.
A»r«cUtlM
Mr. Sacks, who was represented
I wlih ta txprtii my IIUMM thinks
by Edward W. Wise, Jr., of tho Arm to nil tli» R«d Hunk vatiri «ho demonitraleil their attlifactlon with my work
of Wise A Wise, Red Bank, had at
hi. esaor for the pait 32 yearn by
brought the nuit to recover for In fupportinir me In tho general election
and vottnir down the three-msn board
Juries he received Feb. 14, 18S1.
n( nMeaaort. I will continue •< alwiyt
According to the complaint Died tn dct my best for the Red Bank tis*
by Mr. Sacks, he was standing in
front of his home waiting for a
cn.
Geo
George
W, Bray, Aisennr.
bus when Mr. Patt stopped and
offered him a ride to Red Bank, Af- •—Advertisement,t
ter picking up the plaintiff Mr, Patt
All Hilrdremri
tnuiorum demonstration by th» I'Maiproceeded down Palmer ave., and
Company, imlsted by several N»w
In negotiating a turn, his car slid ro'
York hair styli.-t',
£rr nnd hear the
off the edge of the paved portion n'tre&t in likai-hing and hnlr colnrlnf.
and went into the eoft shoulder All are invited. Tueaday. Nov. SD, K
P, M, Brmrry.l.'nrterti Hotel, Aibury
cuining It to overturn.
Park.—Advertliemtnt.
As the result of the accident Mr.
Sacks lrt(lurr.d Ins nerlt and was
V e n m l a n Bilnift M S»
P u m » h i t * i l i t , t i t r i 17 t» 22 Inchei
hospitalised MVITSI days.
wide, : a to 3D Inchei wide, 12.IK: 37 t o
Mr. Patt wai represented by Dur- 111 llulira ivlilr 1.1,08; 40 t o 4.1 Inche*
and, Ivlm A Cnrton of Asbury wide, 14 tin, A trrrlflr u l e t National
,1 ft III, P i u w n ' i , — A d v e r t i s e m e n t ,
Pnik,
Fair Haven Police
Ask Pay Increase
Carton to Probe
Leonardo Pier
He f>itt-ii lo lite
ruml
SHHKWSBl'RV — Mr.=. Slimnnn
Study Muster Plan
At i\. Shrewfbury
NEW SHREWSBURY-The planning board here la due to undertake a study of sone-change recommendation* and other features
of a master plan at a meeting at
Tlnton Falls school next Wednesday night.
C. Earl Morrow, New Yoik planning engineer, who has been hire*
by the borough to draw up the
plan, will mett with the board and
discuss issues relating to the future development of eectlens of the
borough, it was reported by Mayor
George Stevens.
Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Morrow, accompanied by Mayor Bt«vens, Or. Robert Barber, planning
board president, and Leon M.
Shafto, health board president, will
make a study tour through various
sections of the municipality.
One of the proposals about which
Mr. Morrow will be asked for recommendations is the creation of a
steppedup riitdsntlal zone in tat
northern section, calling for large
lota and houses of minimum sices
larger than those allowed under
present zone restrictions. Council
has withheld action on this proposal until Mr. Morrow could voict
an opinion.
Councllmen have been Invited to
attend the planning board meeting.
Benefit* to Aid
Rlverview Shop
Red Bank auxiliary of Riverview
hospital will stage a rummage aale
tonight and alt day tomorrow at
Trinity Episcopal church parish
house on Front «t. The sale will be
open between 7:30 and 9 o'clock tonight, and tomorrow from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m.
Proceeds will be placed in a fund
for the coffee shop at Rlverview
hospital, which Is one of the auxiliary's projects. Mrs. James A. Enright Is sale chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs. Oeorge
Woodhead, Mrs. Alan Wikman, Mrs.
Edwin Maclntirc and Mrs. Edwin
Ely. Thursday afternoon, Dec. (,
the auxiliary will atage a card par
ty at the parish house for the cotfee shop fund. Mrs. Mahlon Parsons, Jr., is chairman.
Lou Micliaelran't Band
To Play at the Casino
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Lou
Miehaelson, well known orchestra
leader, and his music will begin
an engagement at the Casino on
Ocean blvd. Saturday night of this
week and every Saturday night
thereafter. This orchestra has played at a number of places along
the shore, including the former
Star Dust inn in lied Bank.
Mr. Miehaelson, who is the Ciaino'ti banquet manager and host,
announces a new schedule of low
winter prices is now in effect.
Sea Wall Money
Given Approval
Building
Total $248,44)0
PAIR HAVEN-Building permits
8EA BIUOHT-Adopting a finan- totaling $248,400, one of this 1urKe»l
cing ordinance, the mayor and in months, wore issued in October,
council Friday night computed itccordlng to the report submitted
initial arrangements for the flnan- to the mayor and council Tuesday
sing of a 1111,000 rock sea wall for night by Building Inspector H.
the Low Moor section of the South Lynnwood Minton.
Beach.
All but 548,400 of the amount
Mayor Thorns* Farrcll said that represented permits issued to Alif a normal schedule is followed, len Bros, for 20 new houses at
all other arrangements should be $10,000 each. Permits for new
finished and a state contract houses aUo were issued to Hmry
kwardei in time for construction P. Janaen, Battin rd., $21,000;
Frank Patock, 345 Cambridge ave.,
to start aarly next spring.
The sea wall Is expected to *eal $13,000, and Ralph Cole, 2Vi Hancc
off openings along South Beach Mi., $10,000.
Other
permits
were:
Lloyd
through which storms have tent
floods of ocean water and sand, Hance, 30 Poplar ave., addition,
$300;
Emanuel
Roscnbaum,
229
damaging property and threatenCambridge ave., porch, $300; Eding the neighborhood.
ward Shomo, 20 William st., garage
The ordinance provides that Ml> addition, $100; Ruacue Allen, 137
MM will b, added to $40,000 being Kemp ave., garage addition, $500;
contributed by the state for the James Knott, 40 Buena Vista ave.,
new barrier. Of the $U,O0O, the addition tn house, $1,500; Van
eauatjr beard • ( freeholders has Simpson, IAS Oxford ave., garage
contributes1 two sums af money, one and brceieway, $700; John Parker,
of 110,000 for ten per cent of the (0 Navesink ave., addition, $200;
basic cost, plus an outright grant i. E. Ksltsehmid. 262 Hance id.,
• f SM,0OO. To this, Sea Bright is garage, $500, and A. Keilson, 42
adding $25,000, to be raised by Linden dr., breeaeway, $300.
,
aeUlng bonds, and a (2,000 down
payment from budgeted funds.
Borough Attorney Oeorge A.
Gray said that all of the money
will be put together by the State
Department of Conservation andi
Economic Development, which will
award the contract. Sea Bright
RUMSON-The Dennis K. Byrne
will arrange for the preparation agency of River id. reports the
of plans and specifications for the sale of the Frank M. Hall property
installation. The borough will aLso at 45 Bingham ave. to Mr. and
help supervise construction.
Mrs. Richard D. Judge of Jersey
Prepsratory to the bond sale, City.
The Bingham ave. cottage, forthe borough agrees, in its ordinance, to issue temporary notes merly owned by Andrew Paulson
for the |2S,000, at no more than of Fair Haven, is located in the
six per cent interest. Provided for Parmly park section of this borIn the over-all financing are $11.- ough. The house consists of a liv000 to cover engineering, inspec- ing room with fireplace, two bedtion and legal expenses,-11,230 for rooms, kitchen and tile bath. A
handling the bond iuua and $750 grass enclosed breexeway leads to
the) one-car garage.
for interest payments.
Mr. Judge was recently appointThe local financing will be backed
ed deputy manager of the Red
by tasation, the ordinance sayi.
Bank
division of employment seT h e n was no response when discussion o t the sea wall program was curity.
asked for by Mayor Thomas Farrell at a public hearing of the mat Legion Asks Donations
ter.
Runigon Sale Mada
By Byrne Agency
For Soldiers' Cigarettes
Odd Fellow* to Hold
Initiation Event
Naveiink lodge 39, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will be host
to other lodges of the state Saturday afternoon and evening at Fellowship hall of the Red Bank
Methodist church, Broad st. A
large class of candidates will be
initiated, and the degree work will
be done by some of the best degree teams in the state.
All grand lodge ofnoers have
been invited to attend, and plans
have been made to make thU event
one of the most outstanding of tha
year for the local lodge1.
Commander Daniel Patterson, at
a meeting of Shrewsbury post,
American Legion of Red Batik,
Monday night announced he had
placed containers in Red Bank
stores for donations to provide
cigarettes for soldiers fighting in
Korea.
Samuel Carotenuto and Mrs.
Alex Rovder were named co-chairmen of a ground hog dance to be
held in the near future. G. J. Freret, past commander, spoke about
the difficulty of learning the English language. Mr. Frcrct spoke
in the absence of the scheduled
speaker, M. A. Clark, county agricultural agent, who could not be
present due to illness in his family.
Fire Police Receive Certificates
larm Supplies, *Villt-«-A<i'MtiMaiint.
Adurtliimtat,
T. Strong 1 uf Hio;iii st . n^'-nt uf
Shrew s h i n y Tcjwne chapter, P.-iuisriU'r.s A n i r n , an n r v o l u t i o n , "ill h<*
h o s t r s s tumoiiovv aftnrnnon ;it tvpl
l i o n v ;it nil lliTui iii.il Milliqur .-how
<uid piKrr tr.i. P r o ' T f d * will lir g n r n to thr D. A II niu.-rlini fuml
of whic-li Mi;. Kiiitiiti !'.. H a n i . , ™
of lirtl HinU, :t r l n p l r r m r m l i n . 1.=
st.nlr chairma.li.
<",f N ,
Mrs, ( j r u r j r
Kuhn
:
Y o r k city, cm ,'itor KP
il n f ' h
P . A. I(. tmuc'iiTii in Wa.shinctcin, '
I*. I*, m a i n t a i n e d liy the national j
n . A. I! s o n n y , 'A ill ho one of
the ^lie-Is. Thr i vent U oprn to thr
pilhlii
Mia. n . n i n I K Ob-on '-• c h a i i n i a n
of thr antique .show w h i c h will feature colledioti.s of family IKII loom.%
silver, rliina, «la.«» and .-mall piccr.
of f u r n i t u t ' \ Charter nii'inlicrs who
will exhihit a n t i q u e s include Mrs.
rdPiick (i. AilanY". Mrs. llohi it
M. CadniBn, Si\, Mry. lierhrrt C.
Kranek, Mrs. TIIHKIOIT I*. I'arson.s
Mrs. B r m a t i l
K G o l d s m i t h , Mrs.
Stvinty county fir* police rsesivsej c«rtif!e«t«i Thursday night «t the gr«du«tien »««reltti ef the Monmouth County Fire Police tchool et Relief fire house, Drummond pi. L. to R,,
Harry Roc, Oeesn county under sheriff; Wallace Laurten, president of the Monmouth County
Firemen's association; William Everti, instructor; Lieut. John V, Conover, state police, And two
graduates. Frank J. Perry ef Fair H i van and Marshall "Skeeti" Longitreet of
School Addition
Battle Rages
Uet'ifer, (•riffitli, Myers Fight
I V l / a l on *2<M.<MM> Proposal
—A heated srgu*
Christmas (lulh
Total §1,647,807
'tinnt
fra!u:<:<i
Monday
nights)
j n i T t i n ; : nf thf board of e d u c a t i o n ,
the |.:r,|M,.-p,| ten-room u d d i t i o a t»J
Ih*1 - ' h o o ! being the trasott.
I Piincipn! i
;n th* rla.'h
werSJ
t l i p rrp n ^ ; p r , R i c h a r d Griffith,
Chri-tnn,
,.hi>, -K>-< : il.r i • In I J o h n B
M T I V . J , , and
Henry
thi< a i d v.,.1 I'M-rii" . IT-I-;*.- n"\t , f>f,ti,,, M r
Petzal p r e c i p i t a t e d it
we.k
! " ! : . I I I I K .'iiipiui.inii'r.r.', S l - ; h , . b r , , k : n j i . , „ „ ... r p p n r l
being
til,.ho,, o f Hi,, :,„„,„!•.: S,.•V!),.'.a. i m ; l ( | ( , h v M r
r.nmth.
T h o u g h h«
has l.rri, ,tll,s. ill" d -.1 Hirer H'-l j r l ( , , . ; i n r , f , „ m l k , a , e p o r t „•„«,,
IJ.nili n V i t n t i u n i:,,' M n . i . ; , n t - I ,..„.„„ u p o n h y M , KeTgtt.
p r . , j .
I HIM. i-.iinii'iny. ih'
.~rr.,n,l
.vi-i(lrnl
M r . p e t z a i a n n o u n c e d he had
llim i 1
H;in
''
" '•""' T l " ' """l' H n > IfhanKcd hi., mind a s Mr Griffith,
ami II..- lied M;,nk Savings a n d : i v ; u , „ . ,
, j f t h e ni,fi
„ ,pt.
for
l.imi A - ih-i.in.m. Cliei•«, v.i.l lift i c i : l l m r P t l r , B , 0 d . c l d c o n ,, t e a c a .
'"••'"V1 *«»»;'•'>•
'„,-,• , „ , „ , . / s c h<-du!e.
A HM ..f ! . : m k . in this i n n ami
rjrriaring the board s h o u l d ' « •
the total
anmunt
MII^-HIT-II :,! I c v p l . v t h i n
get the m s y o r a n d
to
r.-ich is
.-i, rolluu.v
Mfi'l'Ti.l- ! c 0 1 1 n ( ; l i o n o u r r M t : M r .
pttM,
Ini-t roMiimm. s u m - 2 . i n . . W o n d , a a i r l M i l v 0 l . A l , , . , . „ N .
Preston
Ni.tiunal h * n k .-.ml Tru-t company. l a n ( J n . c m h f r . of the council s h o u l d
S^.i.OIKI; rir,| Rank S a v i n g ,ind b f t „ „ „
. . . „ f x p 0 , , „ , ,.„ w n ,
1-i.nn a ? , , , c i a t i i i n . J ^ . T H I ;
Hr<l Kr w , n , , h € >ehnn]r
referr*
H e
National i;:ml<. K a t u n l o u n , Itt.HfiO: , U) , m,,Ung
. w . f e k , . „ | i s t night
Kra B r i s h l N a t i o n a l hank. .|6H.«00; | o f t h ( , h o a | d a n d the council w h e n
Atlantic: H i g h l a n d s National h a n k . | n P a n n n , i n L . , . d , h , addition W0U14
Jl 13,1)00; Kc-anatuirK National bank, j l n c r c a s . t a x e , by 50 per c e n t .
fi!il,Oir>;
Kcyport.
Hinkini;
comArgument Marts
pany, $118,170.30: Pe.iplcj N a t i o n a l
bank, Koyport, $l(i»,IM.40;
KarmMr. Bcrger cautioned that HOtk>
crs unil M e r c h a n t s National bank, inj; should be sent the council
Matawan, $ll7,0nn, and thr Mata- which 'hasn't been reviewed by.
wan hank, $IO8,7tni.i;.">.
every member of 'he board." Mr,
John K. Bailey. Jr., Mr.-;. John K.
WrigM, Mr.-. Murniati H. MiKucldin, Mrs. Klizuhrth S. Noil, MM. C.
A. Osborn, Mrs. llalph Shearer,
Mrs. Harry Shau-, Mrs. K Howard
Jeffrey, Mrs, Genrgr Hull. Mrs.
Morgan ('. Knar,p, Mis. William
Cokrlott, Mr*. Reginald W. I.yman
and Mrs. Garrison.
erving on the antique rommitThe
amounts
subscribed
this
will be Mr*. Parsons, Mrs.
C'haiies V. Borden, Mr?. Ilirhard B. year t o p s last year's Thiist mas
club
t
o
t
a
l
by
a
p
p
r
o
x
i
m
a
iely
Tilton, Mrs. Harold Morforcl, Mr.i.
Oliver R. Hatfteld snd Mrs. Fred- $300,000.
crick B. Phillipp.
Assisting with arrangements for
tea will bo Mrs. Wright. Mrs. McFaddin. Mrs. Shrarrr, Mrs, Joseph
C. Irwin. Mrs. Walter Woolley and
Mrs. Charlea Reckless.
I'etzai answered that he would
like to find what is behind tha
objections." adding that ha and
members of the board's planning
committee "invite any kind a |
reason."
Mr. Griffith answered: "I'm not
so sure you do. At our last meet*.
ing 1 was told 'we're not interesteA
in another plan.' I have one which
t can offer."
Frederic Meanlna, chairman af
(jordun C. Irwin uf Fair Haven
was the co-redpirnt recently of V. the planning committee, countered
S. patent 2,572,132, entitled "Trans- with "We're not interested in %
scrihins and Summarizing System." plan for double sessions." Mr. Qrif>
This Invention pertains to a meth- fifth then outlined his plan far
ord and apparatus for transcrib- alternative sessions" rather t h a s
ing and summarizing accounting double sessions." In this manner,
he said, youngtr children will ( •
rccord.i.
In other word.', a. common op- to school in the morning hours aaai
erntion p<i formed in accounting I older children will go In the after*
system* is the summarizing, fr,jm noon hour... He argued h« oppose^
a detailed record, of the various In-1 the ten-room plan hecauM 1st)
dividual items chargeable to differ-1 thought the board Is "biting Off ft
ent account?, following which » | larger piece than we can digest
new record is made rtowins all of thoroughly."
When Mr. Pettal mid that thsj
the accounts with the total amount
chargeable- to each. Obviously this board must leave the auditorium
work can he. performed mate rapid- clsssioom out of its calculations,
ly nnd with less labor If the dc- Mr. Griffith said he is "not sura wsj
tullcd record is lead by mechanical muat." At the beginning of thai
means, rather than visually, if the current school year, the board eon*
summarizing is done automatically, verted the auditorium into tw#
and If the now record ia produced classrooms, one of which Is partia*
by machine instead of by hand. It, ularly small, the other quite larga>
therefore, is the object, of this in- The reference was ta the largt
vention of Mr. Irwin and his as- room.
sociates tn provide an apparatus j
*u<gc*ta Gallup roll
to effectively accomplish such me-j
When Mr. Griffith disputed th«
chanical operations.
census figures offered by Mr. Pet*
A clearer conception of their zal, Mrs. David H. Marx, newest
equipment may perhaps be obtained member of the board, suggested
by citing Its application to data, re- getting an estimate of the cost for
lating to telephone call*. Thus, In some official survey group such M
one accounting practice for tele- the Gallup poll.
phone, service, use is made of long
Mr. Petzal said It Is possible t*
paper tapes, each of which pertains
to the business of ••. particular have one or two classrooma empty
thousand or hundred subscribers in 1953-34. but that by 1956, avan •
and contains, in the form of suc- ten-room addition would be lnsut*
cessive entries, the directory num- flcient. He said the only space tha
bers in numerical order and the school has to figure on is the (out
number of message units charge(Continued on Page 2)
able thereto.
These entries are
made by impressing the tape with
rows of small, round depressions
and the relative positions of adjacent depressions leprrflcnt digits or
characters in accordance with a
code.
Faijr Haven Man
Is Co-Inventor
Wiltshire Agency
Sells Four Homes
Reporting that real estate .sale;
have rxceeded those of lant yenr
the Ella Wiltshire agency of Red
Bank and Sea Bright this work announced the .sale of four homes in
this area.
Ms) and Mrs. Btnwell .lack,on
of Bordfn st., ShrrwHbuiy. have
purchased from Cnjit. and Mrs. R.
E. Vigncault their attractive cnlonlal home at ii Princeton rd..
Fair Haven. Built from plans a
year ago by the Haven corporation
the house waa sold to the Vigncaults
by the Wiltshire agency. Capt.
Vlgneault ia now stationed in Japan. His wife and family left this
week to join him. Maj. Jackson
and family have taken possession
of their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson
of 40 Occanport ave., West bong
Branch, have sold their five-room
bungalow to Mr. and Mra. Ernest
A. Plngitorc of Fourth ave., Long
Branch. Mr. Pingltorc, who ia employed in a civilian capacity at Kort
Monmouth, In an officer In Red
Bank's National Guard unit, the
641th Tank battalion.
Mrs. Emily Cologne has purchased from the Lynn Development
company a three-bedroom modern
ranch type home at 219 Weet End
ave., West End.
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Newman,
formerly of Broad St., Shrewsbury,
have purchased from Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond H. Wyckoff a brick and
frame home at IS Allen st., Rumson. Mr. Newman formerly was a
member of the Shrewsbury board
of education. He is a special service
engineer with the New York Telephone company with offices on West
at., New York city.
The Wiltshire agency also negotiated four recent rentals. Included was Irene K. Boiler's renting her
river cottage at 660 Ocean ave., Sea
Bright, to Mr. and Mrs. William
H. McCormick. Gcnevicve McCrossin of Rumson has rented from
Charles Hartman his hojnc at 1
Imbric pi., Sea Bright. Mr. and
Mrs. Tliomaa Ward of Intcrlakrn
have rented a unit in the Adelaide
Court apartment house on Broad
st., Red Bank. Capt. and Mrs. Sidney Rittcr have rented from James
T. Donahue of New York city his
summer home at 12 Ocean ave,
Monmouth Beach.
20 Towns Approve
Use of Fluorine
Awarded $4,000
For In juries
"*
I l-itr n irnilv frtlh'r Thfllikv.'ivInK illn*
Old C o m m n K L t h l i h Cn«l
I n . - hnnir UIK f»mllv In i'n\rr
Inn,
Cull KG J . l i m i . W, .1.1. S««rt!.»l, J r . , Hiirhn».v 1«, H i g h l s n d i ,
111 S - 1 J 8 1 , —
DAR to Stage
Antique Show
And Silver Tea
Will
Mr». Paul ajo la ftomiHe, Fair Haven, can tar, treasurer af *«a Northern Monmouth County Council of Girl Scovti, praiantt Mrt. Howard Chamberlain, camp chairman, MieJdletown, a
chock far $1,04$ ta pay aff tho martfifa an C a m * Nemece, SfflitMwf, Mrt. Robert lehler,
lelfersj, tacretary, witnaiiat til* pratafltatian. Tha manay wai raitad in tha annual Scout
drive conducted ta obtain aaaratina, (Vina**.
H I COM
SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 16.
RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951
Girl Scout Camp Mortgage Paid Off
10 Cents
The usr of fluorine in the: water
supplied hy the Monmouth Consolidated Water company has been
approved by all of the governing
bodies of the 20 municipalities it
serves,
The
resolution
adopted
by
Shrewsbury township was received
Monday by Mayor Solomon Lautman, Deal, completing the list of
20 municipalities, which water
company officials said last spring
they would require before they
would consider installation of
fluorldation equipment in their
system.
In Long Branch, Jacob Herr,
manager of the water romp-iny,
said hr was unable to estimate
when the fluondation wnuld be
started a* further action «oiild
be up to the company'.- divisional
headquarter.-. The availul'ihty of
the machinery would also be a determining factor, Mr. Hcrr said.
Mayor Lautman, who apearheuded the drive for the use of fluorine,
said it would he "a ^reat bcnetlcial
step In improving the health of our
children." Fluorine hut; been endorsed bv tin; dental unrl nmllciU
socleth's of the county a.-, well as,
t h f a t n t e n n i l i H ' m m l i|. n i a l . « « i f t i n / s ;•< a d r t c t i c n t o f t o o t h d e c a y
ehiJlrtn,
China, Class Shop
Gets New Silver '
However, as is readily understood, there may be and usually are
several entries for each directory
number, which shows on the tape,
and there al.su may be some directory numbers that do not appear
at all. Thu«. as the object of their
Invention, Mr. Irwin and his coInventors have devised an apparatus for "reading" the tapes and for
producing new ones upon which
are recurded data including each
directory number and the jum total
of message units chargeable thereto.
This patent has been assigned to
Bell Telephone laboratories. Inc.
fn-inventnr« with Mr Irwin are
Lindley A. Kllle, Morristown; Walter B. Strickler, East Orange;
Henry A. Giroud and John B. Retallack. New York city, and George
Riggs, -Port Washington, N. Y.
New First Aid Squad
To Canvaes Belford
BELFOHD — A housc-to-houae
canvass will be held here Sunja.v
liy the ncv'ly-organizcd Pent Monmi'utli tint aid squad to raise
fund* to help pay for the squad's
ambulance. Edward Darkc is chairman of the drive. The squad, formed two months ago, has its headquarters and ambulance, but will
not he ready to answer calls until
after Jan. 1.
Ml. Hope Choral Group
To Give Concert Here
The choral group of Mt. Hope
Baptist chinch. New York, will
present J musical program Sunday iiffi noon. Nov. 23. »[ 3;3O
o'clock in Calvary raptlst church
on £>riO;c ,ivr PrucocJ-. of the concert, which Li bems given under the
directiun of the Missionary circle,
will jo toward payment of the
mortgage on thn church pauunage.
Mr.-i. Louisa D.ivls Is pri'dluVni of
Ihc circle.
John Ballanttne of the Chins;
and Glass shop at (7 Broad St.
announced this week that he h s 4
just completed arrangements t#
carry a line of Hallmarked Ster*
ling silver from England.
Considered, for generations, M
the finest silver made, each pieo*
of this matchless silver is mads)
by hand, and takes several d a y !
of moulding and tooling. Each
piece bears the official Hallmark]
of the British Assay office, gusr*
antccing 925 or more parti of pur*
silver in every 1,000.
A strange law accompanies thai
silver. This law reads that if any
manufacturer attempts to falsify
the content of this silver, he wilt
lose his hesd. Passed more than
800 years ago, this law ii still Is)
effect in England today, and Ma
body has ever bothered to cbanga
the penalty.
"Needless to lay," says Mr. Bab
lantine. "the people at Sheffield
have made sure over the past M l
years that the silver they product
is the finest silver man can fash*
ion. They all treasure their heads*
"We feel very lucky being ehoM
en aa the Sheffield outlet in thli
area, for there is no doubt that
it is the epitome of silver. W« ,
arc stocking a complete line, aw
erythlng for gifts from brtad dials*
es to salt and peppers, to ask
trays.
"It is one more step In our polley
to make the China and Glass aba*
the finest small department stort
in all of New Jersey. A one-stof»
shop where you can And everya
thing you want from silver ta)
fancy food, to linem."
———-—
Cor i r, Lilly fettlv,. ThankairHUif dll*
. r IT:in Ih" fimily to Cidar InSa
l u h u . y ,<t, Hltfhlandi,
HI 3-M51.-*
Tip
i
ioiul .'> * 1". P-ann i, Phon« S I • • : « • "
~-A<t»irtlieintnt,
4
Salt Cuilam Cut Hints
Vrr,'! ^n M'ttcK any color tsi'f. whlta
nt- *s;5h»M ?!*u«. any m e up tn IS
:nclit; «ill* by 4 | inches Ifltif. 94.tf
raili
.-"lid lail'ifr tapiv Betty Rots.
ru..'?m 'iiiji.iy rurloird h:a<]j an4 bot«
tnni tat!*.
figurf* out as low at I )
r<-nt* a iquarc foot. (Uiualt* ••11s f t s
.i.'i I'rnti a iq. ft.) Fret meamrlng sir*
vice. National S a 19.
Prown'a.—Ala
vertUeltifnt.
TkankesivlM Alda
'.' ' , - i m i l i i i t t u r k e y I O H M C I * . I P . e s f
'!.!'>. rn, l l . i ! « ' » . ! - .
^k•*^|£
mm,
I * 1». rro««i.-A«*tr(ls»
\m
RED BANK
ITS
MATTHEWS MOS.
MWMAN SWINGS ROAD
WIU1S
f AlCfl ••«
After a morning ef huatiag «*tI urdsy, Mr. ani Mrs. A. 1. Holland
served dinner st their hunting
lodgr. Giie#t* were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur McCi.csney, Mi. and Mrs.
Harry McCuf, Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Foi-man. Mr. ant1 Mrs. Harvey
Holland, John B JrUnton and John
Holland.
Mr. are Mis. Thuiston WhiUon
eriipriflined thru club Saturday
evening at a dinner at. the White
Gate inn. MaUusn. After dinner
the group returned to the Whitson
home for eard*.
Mr. and Mi*. Horace Rub*n#teln
recently entertained over night Mrs.
Itubenstein's brother-in-law and sifter, r>r. and Mi*. Bernard Jvker
«nd three children ol Wynnefleld,
Pa
Mr*. Betty MucLied of New York,
a new resident o! Marlboro Manor,
has purchased the management of
the Courtesy Hou*e nursing home
en Main .«t.
Mr. and Mrt. H. V. Holmes and
family were Sunday afternoon and
Monday gue;t* of Rev. arid Mr*.
E. B. Cent* and daughter ef Newark.
Mr »nd Mrs. C. Floyd Wyckoff
enterttined at dinner Friday evening Mr. and Mr>. Harvey Holland
and Mr and Mr*. A. ,1. Holland.
Mis* Betty l.on WhlUou rat •
recent overnight guest of Miss Jean
flue of Freehold.
Mrt. Rose Dunn of Hightttown
was a Sunday luest of Mr. and
Mra. W. U LeMoine. Jr., and family.
Mr*. Ruth Pi imost spent lul Pi 1
day in New York with friend...
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hellermnn
of Freehuld and Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Holland spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flintier of
Trenton.
MIM Marinri Holton of Fret hold
was a Wednesday evening guent of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maneini.
Mist Judith Weinherg viaitM her
cousin, Mr*. Elsie Lout if of Brooklyn recently.
Mr*. Oscar Tuvraon and daughter*, Pat and Linda, spent Friday
morning ahopping in Newark. In
the afternoon they visited Mr*. Ed<
win Rowc of Irvington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman o(
Long Branch were Sunday vbiitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F, Dobbtiu
and family.
Mr. and Mis, Fred E, Boycs ana
daughter Elma were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Oruts of
Englithtown.
Mr. and Mrt. Luther Bluse,] were
Saturday evening KUCSU of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. LeMoine, gr.
Mr. and Mr*. John DeVito of
Freehold were Sunday afternoon
Vlfltor* of Mr. tnd Mn. Horace
Ruhenttein.
Mlasea Pat Tuveton and Betty
Lou Whltion attended a party at
the home of Mis* U e Walker of
Freehold Friday evening.
Mis* Judith Wclnberg visited Mils
Linda Greenberg of Rolling Meade,
Freehold, Tueiday night,
Mlssea Catherine and Bernice
Holme* of Freehold were Friday
guetta af Mian Helen LeMoine.
Luther Bistcli waa Arthur Weinberg'a guest Friday evening.
Mrt. Oscar Tuveaon, Mr*. Jack
Elienberg, Mr*. Letter Cook and
James Applegtte accompanied the
following Girl Scout* ef Marlboro
troop I to the. Shore Roller Drome
in Neptune Friday evening: Satan
Jone*, laabella Hsulltt, Carol Holland, Helen LeMoine, Aileen Hall!
gan, Nancy Loichle, Luray Cook.
Gail tnd Joan Whiteon, Ethel
Caine, Madeline Barker and Helen
Van Cutan.
School Addition
lattte *•<}••
The junior group of the Mary
(Continued from page on*)
Mount chapter, Woman's Missionclassrooms In the old wing and ary society of the Red Bank Baptwo In the 1880 addition. He ex- tist, church, met Monday at the
cluded the lars« pre-primary classroom and the two temporary auditorium classrooms.
Mrs. Arthur ROM askfd Howard
Matteson, principal, for suggestion*. Mr. Mattefnn said he "*«•
ions Shrewsbury ,i? a. conimunity that should r.e ahla t.» afford
1he Vipf>t in ctiuration for 11* children." He ««id he believe* that
future year* will find larger clatstt
in the lower grades, adding that
Mr. Griffith'* "alternative sessions"
are impossible, hersusr. It would
present the difficulty of desk sizes
The lower grades, he Raid, eould
nut use desks for the higher grade*
and it would be a physical impossibility to switch them around
each half session. He asserted that
overcrowded conditions impair the
habits, training and background of
pupils.
Mr. Myerr entered the
by questioning the principal on hit
opinion of double sessions. "Educationally." Mr. Ma.tt.taon replied.
"double. sessions, are'better than
now exists." Mr. Myers then said
if the planning committee had been
"honest. In Its thinking." it wouldn't
try to sell the public a ten-room
addition as a "program to eliminate double sesBions."
Continuing, Mr. Myers said that
by using the commit tee'» own figure* of a minimum of TOO pupils
by IBM, It would mean double sesniona anyway. There, now is an enrollment of 301. "Take out «0 for
the kindergarten," he said, "and
you'll have 1* rooms for *<•> pupils. That will (rive, you 40 pupil*
PERSONALIZE
per room, which Is two or four
more than we have right now and
Yoor UIM-IU With
you'll hnve to go Into double pensions." He smd a Fix-room addiSHERMAN'S
tion would mean 5<MK» pupils per
room, which nl'n would mean douUonogramming Benkt
ble senKlons hut which would not
put an added $100,000 debt burden
"Dittinciive*
on the borough. "Don't try to Mil
it to the public that you're going
to eliminate double' session*," he
asserted, "when all you'll he doing
It spending 1100,000 for the convenience of the housewives for only
• two-year period."
Mr. PeUal admitted that a tenroom addition might mean double
islont, bu:. said: 'We haven't the
heart to ask for more. We are
the minimum
only nskinc
needed " Describing double icaslons
as harmful ta children, Mr. Petial
asked "What will children do walking nroiind the borough half a.
dny?" Mr. Myers answered that
such a condition Is no concern of
the board. "If It is not," said Mr.
Pedal, "then you or I should get
off the board."
ChMrn Petaal for RtwMrk*
The clash became pertontl whtn
Mr. Pttzal inquired of Mr. Myert
as to the number of employees he
hlrtd. "I won't listen to thit any
further," Mr. Myers shouted, adding he would not stand by and "let
you try to shove it down our
throats."
is satisfied
Mr. Petzal said
ten rooms.
to take a chance
He also declared that undue alarm
Is being made of taxes, saying the
difference between a six-room addition and a ten-room addition it
"but $10 a year to a »2flO a year
taxpayer." Mr. Petssl quoted James
A. Curley, developer of Curley
Home*, a* taying; "When wt told
our homes, we checked to stt
whether tht people would be able
to pay, Including larger duties tueh
Kcamburg
• i added taxe* for schools."
Claiming the 16-room plan it not
Tht Firtt AM squad mat Mon
day, Nov. (. The squad will hold "an arbitary one," Mr. Petial taid
Joseph
Clayton, county superina nint-WMk ttandard count for
both men and women which began tendent of schools, suggested It so
ytfttrday. A charity benefit btll that tht school would at leaat have
ht* been planned lor Ftb. 33 at two rooms for each of its eight
St. Ann'* auditorium toward the grades. Pointing to Mr. Myers, Mr.
Btw ambulanee which haa been Petial charged: "You're forcing
purchased. Tht ambulance will bt the standards of living down!"
delivered in Ftbruary. William Mr. Griffith rejoined the arguKryscnski, Louie Becker and Jos- ment at this point to chide Mr.
tph Ttrana made another trip to Petzal for his remarks a* Mr.
Roanoke, Va., recently.
Myera urged Mr. Berger to conThan Jut
the meeting, saying he refusThe West Ktansburg Fire com' tinue
to further discuss the matter
peny mat Wednesday, Nov. 7. Tht ed
• BottU of
with
Mr.
Petial. Mr. Griffith told
firemen decided to submit a pro- Mr. Petial:
"You possibly can
Milk
posal ta the township commute* think what you
but you
(or a referendum to establish fire ought not aay thatwant,
to a member
zones and for financial support for of this board."
the lire department. Joseph Phil
lips wa* appointed chairman of
rnaldent Hall* Argument
MILK CO.
tht loeal children's Christmas par
Mr. Berger attempted to pacify
ty to be held at tht fire house. matters
by saying that tht value
The Ore truck is in need of redouble sessions is debatable.
pairs and work on it haa been of
he "is not sold" on the tenauthorised. A barn dance has been 8aying
addition, Mr. Berger listed
planned for Dec, 1 at the lire room
several
reason* why he "doubtt
house.
there 1* real hope for the auccets
of the program."
Among them, he listed: the board
is not unanimous; the board hat
gone too far, too fait, without having gotten on common ground;
continuous frictions; financial limitation;
insufficient study and lack
YOU CAN
of proof that a 700-pupil school
should be located at the present
site where tiiffiu is heavy.
Mrs. Marx said the people will
have to decide it, thu* there is no
YOUR BASEMENT
harm in trying to get the referendum passed. "The public will bt
arguing the aame at wt," she laid,
adding that "everyone is agreed
that something must bt done."
Mr. Berger agreed with her. Ht
said, however, that It Is "regrettable that we have gone at far as
we have. I doubt If the referendum would have a M)-50 chance of
[getting by the public. If you lose,
iyou've lost valuable time." Calling
upon "many yenrs' experience ail
a member of the board of education," he said the board should
not go more than four or five years
•head "whtn putting money on the
line,"
Tht president defended previous
board* for not having supplied
! more room by saying that Shrewsbury finds Itself overcrowded because of the Korean war. He aaid
VMM RANftl OP COLORS TO CHOOU MOM:
hi* business experience showed
that building was in a decline just
ttlllTK
• IVORY
(» CHEAM
prior to the war.
BUT
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room proposal*. At the same time,
» BLACK
Ren
he revise*! his estimate of com,
eliminating some Items and adding others. The amount offered,
though, remained nt S26ft,000. The
board Is to ment again Monday, nt
which time Mr. rirlfltth Is scheduler) tn get nn with his snlary
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81 Church! Services
rmamntmux
Harding rd Miss Aaaa M. Fuelling
aad Mrs. CarroU Arford are coRc« Bank
aeadeaj at this circle.
"How t» Chans.* Pe»»U Was As- Circle "B" ec the W.SC.I. Tuestray Ton" will be the thesae •( JUv. day, * • » . *», at i:*»,[«MMrt awetCUrl<« f. Weltter at botft tfc* lag at the hoate W Mrs. U o a a r d
•:•» aa« II •clock awraiBf ser- 1. Reade. I t Orchard rd, River
vice* Mit Sunday. At tke earlier Plase. Mrs. Grace king aad Mrs.
Otrvica fhllip Roy, t»or, will Orace BU4die are ee-leaders of this
reader tke jolo, "Thanks Be t* group.
nee." The ushers, heaaea ky Mah- Circle "D" of tke W.S.C.S. will
loa W. Parson, Jr., will include have » I o'clock dessert meeting
Charle* R. English, Allea 1. Burke, with M M . William Orace «f 1 » MeWalter A. Woodhead, Georie chanic st. Tuesday, Nov. 29. Mrs.
Worthier, Jr., and William C. Rut- Herbert Schild aad Mis. C. V. BeaSKII, Jr. The welcoasina- coauBittee aett are co-leaders of Circle "D."
will a* Beaded by Robert C. Tura- Uaiea Thanksgiving ajrvice Wedbull, with Lovis O. Ford aasistiac. nesday,
Nov. n, at i p. m. ia the
At the 11 o'clock worship a rechurch, with Thanksgiveeptkm of leveral aew aeatbers Methodist
ing
message
being preached by
will be keld. The church quartet Rev. Ruayea Wolff,
will aing the offertory aathern, Reformed church. minister of the
"Frill* the Lord, O Jerusslum,"
•ad Mrs. J. William Heim will ting
-The Lord It My Wiepherd." William H. Crawford will areaide «t
the organ console. Head usher
will he H. Leslie Webb, assisted
»y Arthur Bechtolitt, Frederick I.
Donnelly, Jr.. Lewis Errickton,
Clinton Thompson and Ellis Webb.
The welcoming committee will be
Beaded by Arthur T. Holey, with
Ralph A. Norton assisting.
At S:SO a. m. all department! of
the chun I. school will meet in the
Westminster houcc, the new educational building atop Tower hill.
Hew students are alwayi welcome.
Sunday at t:ii p. m. the weekly
Meeting of the Westminster senior
high school fellowship will meet in
Westminster house.
Tomorrow at 12:13 p. m. Mr.
Webster will address the Long
Branch Rotary club at the Oarfleld-Qrint hotel upon the invitation of George Vogel of Long
Branch.
Tuesday evening at I o'clock an
Important joint meeting of the aessioa and the board of trustees will
be held in Westminster house.
At 1:15 p. m. Tuesday the weekly rehearsal of the Monmouth Civic
chorus will be held in the church
under the direction of William Gordon Pagdin,
Wednesday at • p. m. the union
Thanksgiving eve service will be
held in the Ifcthodist church, with
Rev. Runyon Wolff of the Re
formed church as preacher.
la ai much at Thursday Is
Thanksgiving, the regular weekly
meetings of the Brownies, Marl*
era and Bey Scouts will b« can'
celed,
Thursday, Nov. J». the second annual Tuletide baiar will be sponsored by the Women's association
from noon until » p. m. in Westminster house. A snack bar will
be open for afternoon tea from
noon t« 4 p. m. Supper will be
served at three slttingi-6:M, « : |0
and T:K> p. m. Tickets may be procured from Mrs. Raymond Bwlft
or from any of the circle chairmen. Donations for booths would be
appreciated from now on by ths
following chairmen: Mrs. Joseph C.
Davison, flowers and plants; Mrs.
Albert Wordcn, Jr., trash and treasury; Mrs. Harry R, Vogel, anack
bar; Mrs. Louis O. ford, gingerbread house; Mrs. Edwin S. Clew,
Aprons; Mrs. Harry H. Clayton,
rood; Mrs. Charlra C. Msflll, hook
and gift shop; Mrs. Qeorge Worthley, Jr, postofflee and story telling
room far children; Mrs. Kenneth
C. Burger, children's table, and
Mrs. James T. Stomber, ceramic
and jewelry.
METHODIST
Red Bank
"Thank Cod and Taka Courage"
is the subject for the morning, sermon Thanksgiving Sunday, Nov. II,
at U o'clock by the minister, Rev.
Roger J. Squire. There will be r«
ception of new members and the
- sacrament of baptism at this morning worship, Music for the service,
directed by John Ferris, will include prelude, "Benedictus," Mas
Reger; anthem by the junior choir;
offertory, organ, "Now Woodt and
Fields Are Bleeping," Bdmundaon;
chancel choir anthem, "List to the
Lark," Dickinson, with Mildred
Palmer Stout soloist. Postlude,
"Fugue In A Minor," Bach.
The t p. m. service will be a ser
vice of music In the sanctuary. It
will include Tower Chimes, organ
prelude "Sonata 8," "Our Father
Who Art in Heaven," Mendelssohn;
choral, processional of the choir;
call to worship by the minister;
unison prayer; scripture lesson;
pastoral prayer and choral response; offertory hymn, oratorio,
"Praise Jehovah," Mendelssohn, to
be presented by the 40-volce chancel eholr; recessional of the choir.
The aoloist for the service will he
Mildred Palmer Stout, soprano, assisted by Mildred J. Morris alto,
Richard Warner tenor, and Herbert
Burtis baritone.
Chance) flowers for the sanctuary
nest Sunday will be presented by
tho young adult fellowship as a
memorial to Miss Lea Coddlngton.
Memorial altar flowers will be the
gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tucker
In loving remembrance of mother,
Mrs. Martha Whltehead; son,
Henry, and daughter, Ruth Lillian.
Thty will also be the gift of Miss
Beatrice Munsell in memory of her
parents.
There will be no rehearsal of the
chancel choir Nov. 23,
The carol choir, conaistlng of
children from the first, second and
third grades, will begin rehearsals
Saturday morning, Nov. U, at 10
a. m., to prepare music for the
Christmas season.
Mrs. Albert L. Addis of 102
Buena Vista ave., Fair Haven, will
entertain Circle 0 of the Woman's
society this afternoon at 2:10,
Sunday at <:45 p. m. tht youth
fellowship will meet in the fireplace
room. They will be addressed by
Rev. Lisle Bartholomew, chaplain
at Fort Monmouth. His subject will
be "Christian Democracy." Miss
Rosemarie Bdenhofer will lead the
devotions.
The Red Cross mobile unit blood
donor service will hove use of our
fellowship hall facilities Monday,
Nov, 19, from noon to 8 p, m,
The Methodist Men's fellowship
met yesterday In Fellowship hall at
8 p, m., and wero addressed by Prof.
Oeorge Barrels of Princeton theological seminary, His subject was
"Iarap|;' Jordan and the Holy
Place*;*
Circle "A" of Ilia Woman's Society nf^CbjinHHn flnrvlco meeting
TunjdayrWhv, 20, at 2 p, m. at the
home of Mrs. John Balnton, 191
IU4 Bask
Rev. W. Clinton Powtra has
chasen "The Oood Neighbor Policy,"
for his sersaaa t<n>|c far Sunday
which has been Jesignatee! as Good
Neighbor Sunday. Th* c h a n c e l
choir will sins; "List ts the Lark,"
by Dickinson and "Sins, to the Lord
n Joyful Sons.," by Dont
Memorial bouqiMti will be given
tor Dr. Edward H. Calyton by his
wife and his family. Church deacons who will usher will be Charles
Stephens, John Crawford, Q. Truman Reeves and Albert VanNostrand.
Baptist Youth Fellowship meets
Sunday at 7: SO p. n). in charge af
Miss Daisy Loud, president.
Church school convenes at MS
a. m.
Memorial bouqueti Sunday were
given in memory of the birthday of
Mrs. Maude Sickles by her family.
There will he a teachers' planning
conference at the church Monday
at I p. m , featuring a Him, "As the
Twig Is Bent." Cub Scout sack 13
will hold den meetings at the
church Tuesday at 3:30 ». m.
Chancel choir rehearsal will he
held Wednesday. Nov. 21, at S p. m.
The annual Union Thanksgiving
service will be held at Red Bank
Methodist church Wednesday at I
p. m. Rev, Runyon L. Wolff, pastor
of Reel Bank Reformed church, will
deliver the sermon.
Choir Sunday will be observed
Nov, » . The choir, directed by Mrs.
Fraaels Bwarti, will present a special program of sacred music.
Rev. Mr. Powers reports n large
attendants at the ipeelal elass held
Thursdays on the subject, "Guidance in Understanding the Bible."
The class will mtet tonight. The
next session will be Nov. IS. No
classes will be held Thanksgiving,
Nov, n.
•ludenti of Mrs. Charles Moore's
class tro raising funds for the
Mather school reconstruction program. They also plan to dress dolls
for holiday giving and to make a
quilt for White Cross.
At • class meeting last week, the
following officers elected were Lou<
ise Johnson, president; S y l v i a
Schanck, vice president; Janet Williams, recording secretary; Martha
Jane Barr, correapo iding secretary,
•nd Georgia Mae Siler, treasurer.
ra«ufvTEB.AN
Eatontown
Tho morning worship is held at
II o'clock with the message being
brought by Rev. David Ling. A
nursery Is conducted la the chapel
during tbe service. Evening worship is at 7:30.
Sunday-school meets at M S with
classes for all ages.
The Senior Young People meet
at 1:30 and Wednesdays at 7:30.
The Junior Worship club hold* its
meeting Thursdays after school.
This group is planning; to prepare
a basket for a needy family for
Thanksgiving.
Adult Bible study is held Tuesdays at I p. m. in the various
homos.
A service will be held Thanksgiving day at »:30 a. m.
At a recent meeting of the Session, it was decided to change the
Sunday evening service to a Vesper acrvice to he held Sundays at
4:30 p. m. Parents aro urged to
bring their children to this acrvice.
The Every Member Canvass wai
held Sunday, afternoon with U
teams participating. The gor.l of
the e a n v u a is to have all pledge
carda delivered durlnf the week
so that the pledges for 1981 may
be returned this Sunday, Dedication
Sunday. In that w i y It will enable
the officers of the ihurch to better
plan the work of the church and
Sunday school for the coming year.
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOrAt,
Highlands
The service of morning prayer
will be held Sunday morning at 9
o'clock. Rev. Christopher H. Snyder, vicar, will apeik on "Counting
Our Blessings." llusic by Mrs.
Ruth Lucas, organist, offertory anthem "I Sing a Song" by Hopkins.
Church school at 1) o'clock.
The service of Holy Communion
will bo celebratei
Thanksgiving
day at • o'clock br the vicar, assisted by Atfred Anderson and William Rauacher as servers. 8pecial
Thanksgiving music by the choir
under the direction of Mrs. Lucas.
Saturday morning, Nov. 24, the
Acolytes' guild will attend an
acolytes' service at St. James
church, Long Branch, at 10 o'clock
and will be guests of that parish
for luncheon. Thoie who will attend aro Robert .Lucas, Charles
Behrani, Walter Behrens, Charles
Wecker, Alfred Anderson and William Rauseher.
TIMXITr
cum
or
YMC HOLY Ctnatl'MOK
Fair Havea
The service of morning prayer
will'be held Suaday morning at
II o'clock. Rev. Christopher H.
Sayderi vicar, trill preach em "The
Ble«siB(s of • Fresh Heart." Music by Mrs. Amaada Tali, organist,
prelude, "Fifth Nocturne," Ltybach; postlude, "Sweet Hour of
Prayer," Bradbury; offertory anthem, "O Bleat Creator," Clark.
Church school at »:«5. Thanksgiving dsy there will be a union service of Thanksgiving with the
members of the Methodist church
•f Fair Haven at 11 o'clock. Rev.
William B. Magsam will deliver
the message. The choir of Holy
Communion has arranged special
snusic for the occasion. The vicar
will accompany the acolytes to a
special service for acolytei to be
held Saturday morning, Nov. 24, at
III o'clock at St. James Episcopal
church, Long Branch, and win be
the guests of the parish for luncheon. Those who will attend are
Robert Aumack, Douglas Frederick, Joseph Hunter, Stephen Rutledge and John Sangslom.
Red Bank
The services fer Sunday will to:
Holy Cosnsauawa at S o'clock,
church school at I.SO, sjsoraiag
prayer with terstea at 11 o'clock
The choir, uado/ the direction of
Charles Ootschalk. will present
"Ood so Loved the World," by
Staiaer. A nursery school it provided for the children of those who
attend the 11 o'clock service.
Rt. Rev. Alfred L Bsnyard, D.
D, Suffragan Bishop of New Jersey, will be at Trinity church for
all services Sunday, Nov. 2S.
A special meetiag ef the Mr. and
Mrs. Club will he held ia the choir
room Monday, Nov. 19, at > p. m
The Woman's guild will meet in
the parish house Tuesday, Nov. 20.
at 2:30. Ray Brown, profejsor of
lUiie at the General Theological
seminary, will be the speaker.
The sewing group meets every
Wednesday in the parish house
Services for Thanksgiving day
HfM.V TRINITY
will be: Celebration of Holy ComKVANCKUCAL LUTHERAN
munion at ( o'clock, and morning
Red Bank
prayer with sermon at 10:30. The
choir will present "O King ef
The services for Sunday, Nov. IS,
Kings" by Thompson.
include catechical instruction for
Red Bank
Sunday-school classes will meet
at 1:30 a. m. under the supervision
of Harry W. Ingalls.
The worship service will begin
at 10:4ft a. m. Rev. Runyon L.
Wolff will preach the sermon.
Thankful People." the choir will
(ing under the direction of Mrs.
Albert Sniffen, organist.
Tonight Sunday-school teachers
will meet at the church at 7:30
o'clock to discuu new curriculum
materials.
Monday at S p. m. the Young
Women's Social dub will meet at
the home of Mrs. L. V, Baden on
Catherine st. Mrs. George Olassey
will be hostess. Mrs. Alfred Ralph
will preside.
Wednesday evening, the Mrn'i
club will meet at the church. Don
aid Gannon will preside.
Members of the congregation will
attend the Union Thanksgiving
service Wednesday at t p. m. at
the Red Bank Methodist church.
Rev. Mr. Wolff will preach (he
sermon.
FIRST CHURCH O r CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Red Bank
Services In First Church ef
Christ, Scientist, S09 Brosd St., are
held Sundays at 11 a. m. and 5:00
p. m ; Wednesdays at 1:19 P- m
Sunday school meets at It a. m.
The fact that man is immortal as
the reflection of God, who Is inBnlte Lilfe, will be brought out at
Christian Science service* next
Sunday. The subject of the Lesson
Sermon is "Mortals and Immortals."
The Golden Text is from Romans:
"If ye live after the flesh, ye shal
die: but if ye through the Spirit
do mortify the deeds of the body,
ye shall live." (»:«>.
Selections from the Holy Bible
(King James version) will Include
this from Proverbs: "In the way
of righteousness is life; and In the
pathway thereof there Is no death.''
beginners at I) a. m. Children's choir
inaction at 9 3 0 a. m. Regular session of tho Sunday-school at 9:45,
with adult Bible instruction.
Tho ii'gular worship service will
be at 11 a. ni, at which time the
senior choir will sing and the pastor, Rev. Harold Mornbcrger, will
pleach on the subject, "How, Then,
Should 1 support My Church'.'"
Their will bo a planning sonion
for the w r y member visitation this
rvenind at the church at 1:15.
CIHFB in beginners' English will
be taught at the church every
Thursday evening between 7:30
and 9.
Tomorrow night the Luther league
will go roller skating at the Singing Wheels. To leave the church at
7 o'clock.
Thanksgiving day service will be
held at the church at 10 a. m. The
pastor will preach on the theme,
"Thankful diving." Oathcred around
the itltar will be gifts of foodstuffs
Riven by the members of the Sun
day-«chool and tho congregation,
which will be sent to the Old Aged
and Children's Shelter, Lutheran
Welfare, Jersey City.
A. M. K. « O N
SHREWSBURY AVE.
Red Bank
At the 11 a, m. service Chaplain
J. Stewart of Ihe I!. 8. Army will1
be the guest preacher. Music will
be furnished by the senior choir
under the direction of Mrs. Alethia
Williams.
Rev. Richard A. Councill, pastor,
will conduct a special service at
7:30 p, m. which will be in keeping
with the observance of the annual
roll call. Following this service,
members and friends will adjourn
to the church school room where
refreshments will he served.
Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a. m.
with classes for all age groups.
Mid-week prayer services are held
each Wednesday at t f. m.
Tomorrow evening, Nov. M, at
8:00 p, m. the St. Thomas A. M. K
Zlon church of Pine Brook will
sponsor a muelcal program in the
church auditorium for the benefit
of Its building fund. Rev. N. H.
Passages read from the Christian Moss is pastor of the Pine Brook
Science textbook "Science and church.
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy will include
the following: "Immortals man Is
not and never was material, but
always splrltusl and e t e r n a l . "
(p. 338). "Prom beginning to end,
whatever is mortal is composed of
material human beliefs and of nothing else. That only is real which
reflects Ood* (p. 471).
PRESBYTERIAN
Shrewsbury
Sunday-school is at M S a. m.
with classes for all ages, Including
an adult Bibla class.
Sunday morning worship is at 11
o'clock. Rev. Arthur 8. Joico's sermon topic will be "The Meaning of
Thankfulness." Organ selections by
Miss Ella King will be "Now Thank
We all Our God" by Yates, "Prayer
of Thanksgiving" by Demoreat and
"March" by Scarmolin. The junior
choir will sing "We Plow the Fields
and Scatter" by Schult. The senior
choir will sing an offertory anthem
and d o choral responses. Ronald
Clark will alng "He Shall Feed His
Flock" by Handel.
The Westminster fellowship for
teen-agers of the church and com
munity will meet Sunday at 4:30
p. m. in the social room.
Senior choir rehearsals are Thursday* at 7:15 p, m. Members are
urged t o attend and to bring friends
since more voices ate needed. Mr.
Clark directs the choir.
Junior choir rehearsals are Bat
urdayji at 10:30 a. m. under tho
direction of Mrs. William A. Shoemaker.
The Adult fellowship will meet
Wednesday, Dec. 12, for its Christ
• u party. Members and frlendi are
Invited to attend, bringing any type
of canned goods for use in making
baskets for needy people in the
community. The films "New England" and "Wings to Alaska" will
be shown.
The Women's association will
hold its Christmas sale in the near
future. Requests for contributions
to the tables and help in other
ways are being made.
BAPTIST
Middletown
Rev. John E. Bates will preach
PRESBYTERIAN
on tho topic "Tho Thanksgiving of
Atalntlc Highland*
the Pharisee and the Publican" at
Church school Will meet at 10 the 11 a. m. Sunday worship hour.
a. m. Rev. Klmer T. Bchick, pastor,
8unday<*chool meets in the chapel
will deliver a sermbn, "Thomas the at 9:4S a. m. under the leadership
Doubter," sixth In a series, "Men of Woodrow Francis. Contributions
Whom Jssus Made," at the morn- of food for tho New Jersey Baptist
Ing aervlce at 11 o'clock,
home will be collected both in tho
A Aim strip, "Paul's Third Mis- Sunday-school and church.
sionary Journey," will be shown at
Tho combined churches of Midthe evening service at S o'clock.
dletown will hold the annual cornThe Women'* Missionary society-) munlty Thanksgiving service at tho
will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at tho Reformed church Wednesday at 8
church. Topic of the meeting will p. m. Rev, Andrew M. VanDyke of
be "Thailand and Rural United the Episcopal church will bo speak'
States,"
er, assisted by Rev. Mr. Bates and
A union Thanksgiving service James Stout. As In previous y e a n ,
will be held Wedmsday at 8 p, m. the Thanksgiving offering will be
at the Methodist church, where distributed to charitable organizaTXev, noy E. Williams, Jr., pastor, tion).
will dtliver a sermon,
The tenth organ recital and con
The communicants' elass will cert of the church will be held Dec.
meet Saturday at 10 a, m.
I at •;!» p. at
BAPTIST
New Monmouth
Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m
with classes for all ages. Rev. William B. Bisgrove will use as his
morning topic, "Put on the New
Man." The organ prelude will be
"Adagio" from Sonata, Opus 42 by
Mnrkel. The adult choir will sing
"Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem" by
Maunder, and the pastor'i choir
will also aing at the morning service. The postlude will be "Melody
In C" by Silas.
The Order of the Eastern Star
will be guest* at the evening service at 7:45. The pastor will speak
on "Bless the Lord." The choir will
sing "Prayer of Thanksgiving.''
Mrs. Arthur Hafncr will play a
violin solo.
The 48th annual roll call will be
held at 3:30 and 7:30 p. m. today.
Dr. Samuel Ortcgon of the Eastern
Baptist Theologian seminary will
be the guest speaker at both services.
The union Thanksgiving service
will be held at the Leonardo Baptist church at. 10 a. nv, Nov. 32. Rev.
Mr. Bisgrove will be the speaker.
CENTRAL BAPTIST
Atlantic Highlands
Sunday-school, with classes for
all ages Including the pastor's
adult Bible class, will meet at
9:45 a. m.
Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor, will
deliver a sermon' at the morning
service at 11 o'clock. Tht adult
and junior choirs will be heard.
The youth fellowship group will
meet at 7 p. m. The pastor again
will deliver a sermon at the evening gospel service at 8 o'clock.
Donald MacPeek will lead the
singing.
The board of trustees will meet
Monday at 8 p. m. at the church.
The Philathea class will meet
Tuesday at 8 p. m. and eholr re
hearsal held Wednesday at 7 p. m.
The congregation will take part
in the Thanksgiving evo union ser<
vice at the Methodist church Wed'
nesday at 8 p. m.
PBCMTTEBIAK
I
Rumson
"The Biggest Fact in Life" will
be the topic of the keynote sermon
by the newly-installed pastor of
the church, Rev. A. Kenneth Mag•er. Jr. at the Sunday morning
irvice at 11 o'clock.
John H. Watson, minister of mualc, will play the prelude selections.
Fantaisie" by Dubois. end "Now
Thank We All Our God" by KargElert. Congregational singing will
include the great Thanlu?iving
hymns. The choir will render the
anthems. "Praioe the f<ord. O Jerusalem" and "Sing To the Lord
ef the Harvest." The organ postlude
will be "Festival Postludn" by Seifeit.
The church school meet* at 10
o'clock in Bingham hall, under the
direction1 of Mis. Arthur Pauels.
During the morning worship
Inur a church nursery ie conducted
in Bingham hall for the young children of the congregation, supervised by the Young Adult club.
Sunday afternoon at 3:15 members and friends of the church are
invited to attend the reception to
be held for the new pastor and hw
family. The Session and the hoaid
of trustees are sponsoring the reception. Arrangements are being
completed by the Ladies' aid and
the Supper club. The committee on
arrangements is headed by Mrs.
Arthur Pauels.
sMPTIKT
Atlantic Highlands
The congregation meets at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Christ;', 33 East Lincoln ave,
where Rev. Howard M. Ervln, pastor, will deliver a sermon from thr
Rook of Fsalnis at the morning
service nt II o'clock.
Church school meets at S:4">
i. m. wltli beginners, primary girU
and noys, and junior girla and boys
meeting «t the Christy residence.
Intermediate girls and boys, senior
girls and adult classes meet at the.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Bell, 93 Third ave.
The pastor's sermon at the evening service at 8 o'clock will come
from the Gospel according to
Luke.
Mid-week prayer service will be
held Wednesday at * p. ni. Junior
Bible hour will not be held Thursday.
The monthly service at Briar
Hill welfare home, Freehold, will
be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
EMBURY METHODIST
Little Silver
The official board will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mis H. H.
Doan, 304 Branch ave. tonight.
Rev, James W. Marshall will preside.
The Young Adult fellowship will
meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the
church hall. After a short business meeting. Dr. F. John Long,
Fulbright Scholarship student at
Princeton univrsity, will speak on
the theme: "Methodism and the
homeland of John Wesley in the
Twentieth Century."
Church Fchool Sunday is at 9:45
a. m. with classes for nil agca.
Morning worship nt 11 o'clock with
Rev. James W. Marshall preaching on the theme: "An Act of
Thanksgiving that Counts." The
senior choir will sing Wagner's
"Praise The Lord." Mrs. George
Ivins, organist, will play Kern's
"Intcrmtuo" and Beethoven's
"Grasd Choeur."
Union Thanksgiving service will
be held Wednesday at 8 p. m. in
the Methodist church, Red Bank.
SALVATION ARMY
Red Bank
Major Henry A. Dries will speak
on the subject "Thanksgiving, a
Milestone of Remembrance," at the
11 a. m. service Bunday.
Sunday-school classes to which
all children not sttendlng any other Sunday-school are invited will
meet at 9:45 a. m.
The Young Peoples meeting will
be held at «:3O p. m. with Corps
Cadet James Chadwlck In charge.
A street corner service will be
held at 7:30 at the corner of Broad
and Monmouth sts.
The Women's Home league special thanksgiving and enrollment
service will be held next Tuesday
at 7:30 p. m.
A street corner service will be
held Friday night, Nov. 23, at
Broad and White sts. A Holiness
meeting, a service of prayer and
meditation, In charge of Major
Dries, will be held Friday night,
Nov. 23, at 8 p. m.
ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL
Keantburg
Holy Communion will be offered
at 8 o'clock by Rev. Russell A.
Smith, STB., vicar. Church school
will meet at 9:80 a. m.
Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, Bishop Suffragan of New Jersey, will
confirm the 1951 class and deliver
a sermon at 11 a. m. The vicar will
offer the Holy Eucharist at the
scivlou.
Holy Communion will be offered
at 9:20 Thankagiving morning by
the vicar.
ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL
Belford
Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Banyard,
Bishop Suffragan of New Jersey,
will confirm the 1951 class and offer the Holy Eucharist at the
morning service at 9:30 o'clock.
Church school will meet at 11
a. m.
Holy Communion will he offered
by Rev. Russell A. Smith, S.T.B.,
vicar, at 8 o'clock Friday, Nov,
23, the Feast of St. Clement, patron
saint of the parish. Rev. William
BAPTIST
A. Stott, former vicar, will deliver
a aermon at evening prayer serLeonardo
Church school meets at 9:4B a. vice at 8 o'clock in celebration of
m. Rsv, John E. Johrnon, pastor, the 25th anniversary of the foundwill deliver a sermon at ths morn- ing of St. Clement's.
Ing service at 11 o'clock and at the
CALVARY BAPTIST
eveninf service at 8. The intermeRed Bank
diate and senior youth meeting will
be held at 7 p. m.
Sunday will be roll call day for
The junior youth society will the church school at 9:30 a, m., in
meet Tuesday at 3 p. m. at tho charge of Mrs. Annie Jackson.
church under the direction of Mrs Rev. J. B, Gilchrist will deliver the
Mildred Johnson, The monthly sermon at the regular worship
church school workers' conference service.
will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m, at
Sunday at 7:30 p. m, tho Oospel
tho home of Mrs. Robert Search. Singers of Jersey City will present
The pastor's study of Exodus will a special program, sponsored by
be continued at the praise, prayer Mrs. Oertrudo Whitney. The Men's
and Blhlo study mooting Wednes- club of the church will hold a dinner Saturday In the basement of
day at 8 p. m.
The annual union Thanksgiving the church parsonage.
duy Bervicu will he held at 10 n. m.
The Vlmlnin club will meet MonRev. Wlllinm K. BISKI'OVC pastor of day at tlin church, Prayer and song
the Now Monmoulh Baptist church, services will he held Wednesday,
will bi guest speaker.
Nov, 21, between 8 and 9 p. m,
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC
I
R'd Bank
Rev. A. Donald Magaw, pastor,
Sunday masses are at t.ZO, t, 9, Allan Yost, Suoday-*chool superin10 and 11 o'clock, with a ma-=.= in itendent.
the school auditorium at. !». Hap-1 Sunday-school at 9:30 a. m. Morn-
turns are at 1 p. m. Sundays. Con-1 ing worship at 10:45 a. m. Young
tessions are heard Sa(uidjy.x from] peoples service at 6:30 p. in. Eve4 to 4 p. m. and 7:30 to !i ii. m. ' ning woiship at 7.45 p. m.
Week-day masses are at 7 ami s ' Prayer and praise service Wedo'clock. Sunday-sfhool for tho.-*1 M-j nesday at 7:45 <i. m.
tending public school it held in thr |
ST. ANTIiOM * CATHOLIC
school auditoiium after tin' 9
Ped Bank
o'clock nia.ss.
,
Tomorrow is First Krid:iv Ma-*-' Sunday mis.tes are at 7, I. I, 10'.
rs will be at 6. 7 and 8 o'clock, (.'on- • and 11 o'clock. Baptisms are at j
fessions will be heard io<iay fiom 12:30 p. m. Sundays. Confession*
4 to * p. m. and from 7:30 to 9 p. • arc heard Saturdays from 4:30 to «
m. Holy Hour Fririny will be from ' p ni. ami 7:3i» to !* p. m. The Mirac-:
I In I p. m.. after which will bo ! uluii.s Medal novena is hc:!d Mon-•
Nocturnal Adoration.
[ day* at. 7:.'!0 p. m. The perpetual ;
novena to R;. Anthony is held
Tuesdays nt 7:30 41. m
c m *< ii or tiiBisr
Katonto\« n
Warren H. VanTuyl, minister. Invited visitor* to all meeting* of the
church. Services Sunday are from
10 a. m to norm The first hour is
for Bible study, the second for
preaching and Communion. At 7 p.
m.. a practice sinKinit period l«
I held, followed at 7:.'JO by an open
I torum discussion,
j
Bible study Wednesday is at 7:30 !
p. m.
'
!
This ^'foup nf Christians conducts
all services on thr* basis of Nrw
Testament scriptures alone, speaking wheic the Kibln speaks ami
beintf silent where the Kible is silent. Undenominational, ;iny<m<' desiring to worship tiod in "spirit and
truth" will find worship line acceptable.
The church is located on liiuhway j
35. just, south of Entontowns Inus-|
iness area.
fcOflKTt O r
(Quaker*)
T h t Jh.'c.vsbury meet inn of He- •
li^ious Society of F u o n d s ' Q u a k - '
era) nr-Ms for worship at 11 a. m. I
the First-day i S u n d a y l in the meet-j
inj; house at Kroad st. and Syca- i
MUM' avi-., pm.-eded at in *. m. r.y •
the KirM-day school. Vi.= i t » 3 are j
welcome.
O M l I I I K I V I M ' l M CU'AI.
Shirwsbui y
Holy Communion \» ai K a. m. >
Sunday. Church a.•ho.il i> at !» t.',
a. m Mm n i n t prayer and s e i m o n j
by Kev. Theodore K A. I.cVan. |
rector, is at II o'clock.
j
Holy Communion i.s at. 9 3 0 a. m
Wednesday.
a, m.
t U V NMMtfC COMMl.MI»
East KeansbuiR
Hev, John P. ISuler, pmtor, will
deliver a sermon, "Tim Valley of
Decision," at the morning service
at II o'clock.
Church school and Bible class
meet at 10 a. ni. A special request
prayer service will be held Wednesday at 8 p. ni.
' Thanksgiving service will lie held
at 10:30 a. m. The Women'* guild
Will meet Friday, Nov, 23, at *. p. m.
RtMSOV — Rev. Alan Kenneth
Magner, Jr, who was installed as
pastor of the Rumson Presbyterian
church Sunday, will deliver his
first sermon at the 11 a. m. service
Sunday.
The new paMor is a 29-year-old
former Army Air Force lieutensr.t
and Rraduate of Princeton university. Prior to assuming the pastoratp h«re. he served two years as
pastor of the Presbyterian church
in Yardville.
At the installation service, Rev.
Dr. Charles R. Erdmar. former
moderator of the dencral Ajsenv
hly of the Preibytcrian church. U.
S. A., delivered the sermon. The
charge was delivered by Rev. Mr.
Mn;ner'.= fathfr, Rev. Aljn Kenneth Wagner, *r., pastor the past
2M years of the Presbyterian church,
Penmnston.
Others participating i
'.he installation were Rev. Sarge t Bush.
pa-»tor of Presbyterian church,
Knglishtown; Rev. O. Bell Close,
pastor Emeritus of Fewsmith Memorial church, Belleville; Rev.
Frederick R. Gibson, pastor of
Fust Presbyterian church. Asbury
Park; Rev. Arthur S. Joice, paster
of trip Shrewsbury Presbyterian
church, and Rev. Charles S. Webster. Jr. pastor of the Red Bank
Presbyterian church.
The road to b*U#r an4 bits** fcuiiiie'i. fnivf-rtina In l'h« Regiiter regularly.
MT. JOHN* rl'IMoi'AI.cIIM'rl. —Ailvertiiement.
Little Silvrr
ST. THOMAK KI'IMOI'AI.
Holy Communion and sermon by
Hod R.-mk
the rector, llrv. Theodore E. A. I..eMatins and sej niun by Rev. Ken- Van is Sunday at !»:30 a. tn. Church
neth K MacDonald will he nl !l j Hchool Is from 9.30 tu 10 30 a. m.
a. ni. Sunday At 10:30 a . in Sunday-school with P. I,. Jones ?is .suMK1'HOIM*r
perintendent. Klorelh V. MacllonRumson
aid. organist, will play "h'luiver
Evening worship is at 7:30
Honjr" by fiustav Lance. "Jc.sii Joy o'clock with Hev. .lame." \\\ Mar- |
of Man's D c s i r i n s " by Hae.li, anil a! sbail preachinjr on the theme, |
postlude, "War March of 1'iiosts" "Worship and Thanksgiving." Folby Mendelssohn.
lowing this service, the official
ho.ird will inrrt.
Fair H a v e n
"Saints In W r o n y Places" will he
the sermon topic of Hev. William
B. Magsam at the 11 a. ni. .service
Sunday. Music will include "The
T h a n k s g i v i n g Praise," p r e l u d e ;
"God's
Promise," nfferlory,
and
"Thou Crownest the Year." anthem.
Sunday-school with classes for
those of all a g e s will meet at 9 4 5
Rumson Church
Installs Pastor
SpiritMist StrvioN
With Messswea
Sundays . 1:M t>. N.
Tueoetye 1 M l t I r M.
Percale De«eleajtn| Class
Mondays, T:M P. M.
II HiffcUM Ate., Ruates*
Ret. Myrtle A. PinauM*
TWO SIMMY MOKNINC, WORSHIP SERVICES
9:30 and lliOO
AT TIIK
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
BKOAI) STREET AND RECKLESS PLACE
PHILIP ROY, Soloitt «t »:30
Quarto! it 11:00
l<< v. Charlc* S. Webster Will Preach at
Bold Services
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birthday at the hosoe offciasonia-law aad daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Parker of Sycamore avc.
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TIUTMOM M » IANI t - i m
Radia aewscsstlag has made the
puMie mare interested in reading
low Leon's fry Clooiii,
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IrifjMen your hemo for ••he
holiday I M I M ahead. CiH
Rl 42100 far prompt
up and delivery service.
ani|»lr Parking Space in front of plant
64-76 White Street, Red Bank, N. J.
Isyourphonm
a •••for© thumb"
NOW thru VHT&
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"MON MAN"
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cadets in full dress parade, and Joan Bailey, Susan Bailey, CharMrs. John Afi irano and rhildrcn the game betweer West Point and lotte Frederick and Martha MatJoy and John of Pemberton ave. Citadel. On the way home they tinglcy. Mothers who accompanied
spent the week-end in Belmar. «topp*d et ricottie's diner on rt. 1 the group were Mrs. Arthur Mason,
They also attended the wedding of for a supper. The following scouts Mrs. Frank Callahan, Mrs. Janes
Mr». Africaners niece, Dolores Pa- made the trip: Jerry Petersen, Finn, Mrs. K Culllson, Mrs. T.
Terry Petereen, Gary Hick*, Tom Bacon, Mra. Fred Hartley, Mrs.
duano, to Frank Santa.
Finley, Tommy Blackburn, Billy
J. Tokanas and Mrs. Ray H.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Croydon ticott, Jimmy Finn and Oouslaa F.
Mattingley.
and daughter Sharon of Main ft Forbes.
recently motored to Rahway to at- Oirl acoul troop 32 of Oceanport,
tend the 25th wedding anniversary accompanied
by their leader, Mrs. atony HOIH SATVBOAV
of Mrs, Croydon's sister and broth- Frank Callahan,
and several The readers at the story hour
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton mothers, enjoyed • day's
outing in program Saturday morning at the
Woolley.
Newark and New York Friday. Westside "V" will be Mrs. Louella
The Choir club of the Oceanport They
chartered a Boro bus, driven Bradshaw and Mrs. Donald EngMethodist church is having an In by Micky
and left lish. Their stories will be 'The
tcrnational supper tonight for the Oceanport atFrederick,
» a. m. Their first New Tool Chest," "Gunney Wolf,"
benefit of the organ fund.
stop was at Newark airport. There "Hobyahs" and "Thanksgiving."
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and they wore conducted by pilots and The program i* sponsored by the
children Johnny and Jeannie. re uttwirdesies to the control tower Northern M o n m o u t h County
cently visited Mr. Ryan's parents, ami observation roof, where they branch, American association ef
Mr. anil Mrs. Michael Ryan of were explained the various intrica- University Women, and the book
Lake ave.
cies of weather eonditian signals. committee of the Red Bank library.
John E. Brill of California re Uter they were taxied from the
cently visited his sister, Mrs. hangar to take-off position, In ana
Charles Moyt of Dwyane st. While of the Airway's large Constellahere he spent *ome time with his tions. From the airport they left
mother, Mrs. gam Brill of Rumsen. for New York where they went to
the broadcast of the Garry Moore
The Oceanport auxiliary of Rlv- show.
They received many autoerview hospital met Nov. » at the graphs
from various stars Includhome of Mrs. Harry Ooffronn, ing Herb
nhrtner. Among the
Portaupeek.
places of Interest they visited were
Mr. and Mrs. Q Leshkowlti and the N.B.C. building, Bt. Patrick's
rtsiiRhtsr Ross, formerly of James- cathedral, the skating rink at
burf, have moved into their new Rockefeller Center, then to the auOts - _ _ ' * ' * e r i " •
home on Monmouth Park pi.
tomat where they were taken beMr. and Mrs. J. P. Nolan and hind the scenes to view the operafamilies of Westerley, R. I, spent tloni ef the famoua eatery. Thosa
the week-end at the home af Mr. whu made the trip were Barbara
and Mrs. Edward Urlon of Eaton- Drahos, JoAnn LaCross, Joann
Mason. Mary Wright, Kajf Iselin.
town blvd.
Mrs. Thomas Ross of Wolf Hilt Karen Dey, Terry MeAullffe, Ar*MMIe TINNf
ave. recently attended a claas re- lene Chrlstenson, Veronica Palumbo, Laura Tokanai, Karen Hjembo,
union in Philadelphia.
Culliaon, Ann Mattlnglsy,
Uerd
ROM UshkowlU, Betty lean Patty Juska,
Owen Reynolds, Dlw
Davlioa and Virginia Morgan mo- Joan
anna
Frederick,
Patty
Finn,
Joan
tored ta Asbury Park recently Hartley, Romona Hum), Janet
and spent the evening ice skating Dletmler, Frlnne Baeon, Sue Jones,
at the Monte Carlo pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hurley
and nan Richie of Farmlngdale
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Davison of Dwyane st.
Mr. and Mn. John V. Hauser of
Dwyane st. attended the tenth
wedding anniversary party given
recently In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
John Rice of Red Bank.
Mrs. Robert Weiss and sons
Richard and Oeorge of Chatham,
former residents of Oeeanport,
spent the week-end at the horn* ot
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wood, Jr., of
Branch ave. While here Mrs. Weiss
visited several of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Planter o!
Belmar visited Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Robinson of Pemberton
ave. Saturday and enjoyed the
evening with several games of
at
canasta.
Mrs. John V. Hauser was a participant in the station WJI>K program sponsored by the Uptown
Long Branch merchants recently.
Mr. and Mrt. Thomas Roblson
and son Gary motored to Fords
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and
yssjdj p*/y $1.39 wt nut)
son Ronald of Dwyane at. recently
far
thaia
f a m o u i NU-MAIO
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Marcello of Brooklyn.
NYLONS. Wo UMppad up • Ituta
The Oceanport first aid squad
mill turplut t * bring rha price down.
was called Saturday night to Wolf
Hill and Portaupeek aves. where
Leonard Grlllo, Newark, driver of
a motorcycle, and Richard JohnUMITID TIMI ONLY—HJY NOWI
son, Asbury Park, driver of a car,
were involved in an accident. Mr.
Grille- was taken to the Monmouth
Memorial hospital where he waa
treated for a alight concussion,
scalp wounds and shock.
The fame of the Village market
of Oceanport waa attested to last
week when a letter was received
by the Callahans, from 8.K.C.
Frederick G. Kirkham, T.4T. Co.
lOlal 91K. BM.—c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco, Cal., now in Korea,
requesting food packages be sent
to him and enclosing money order
for same. S.F.C. Kirkham while
stationed at Fort Monmouth was
a frequent visitor at the market.
The following Is quoted from his
letter, "I wish you to take this
money and make me up a box of
canned goods such as franks,
franks and beans, beef and shrimp
such as I always purchased there,
and ship them to me at the above
address In this God forsaken holt
of Korea. We hope to have thia
affair over with before another
That's • perfect •n«>w»rsi cttscription of,
year and at this writing I am
•«r V I I M I in lAUCIJNAi md CASUALS.
very well."
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Unit I . Ceefce, oitrome left, Rwmten, president ef the Wreck Pond and Netrhero rail*
reed, a model railroad allegation, receives key* to the Lena, trench reilroed station Iran*
Michael Strode, superintendent of the New York and Lena, trench railroad. The modal rail.
reederi were fronted wie ol the south end of the huildina end wiH construct o tcele model
roilrood. In the photo, left to rifht, ore Mr. Cooko, loo McMahen, Levelette; Geor«o Robin.
ion, Lenf trench; Will Carey, Sea Girt, treasurer; Mr. Stroll*, R. 0 . Irookt, Oceen Arave,
vice pretident; H. A. Pope, Shrewsbury, secretary, and Mej. Oick Waader, Little Silver.
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NOW Thru WED.
ON TIE SC1EEN AT LASTt
TW PULITZER PIIZE PLAV!
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Turkeys and Chicken. . Courtesy vietory Market*
RED HOT MUSICAL HI
"THI STRir
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FORMST
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HIADQUARTMS FOR THI BIST
IN OFFICI SUPPLIIS
FILES • FILING SUPPLIES • STATIONERY
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES
JRIEf CASES
•
DESKS
•
CHAIRS
17 nilOAD STREET
MED BANK 6-0001
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.
Mrs. Clinton Wood, Jr., was
hostess Wednesday evening of last
week at her home on Branch ave.
at a demonstration party for the
benefit of the evening circle of
the W.8.C.S. at the Oceanport
Methodist church. Present were
Mrs. George Loper, Mra. William
McCormack, Mrs. John B. Hulse,
Mrs. Ida Peters, Mrs. Perley Riddle, Mrs. Arthur Mason, Mn.
Charles Covert, Mrs. Charles Walling, Mrs. Oeorge C. D. Hurley,
Mrs. Edward Dibble, Mrs. Charles
VanBrackle, Mrs. John N. Franks,
Mm. Churles Croyden, Mrs, 3, Nagel, Mrs. A. l.ouls Myers, Mrs. A.
12. Muller, Mrs. Pat Holcomli, Mr*.
ICdwanl C, Wilson ami Mm, J. 3.
l.andi.H.
Boy Hi-oui 1rcmp Tjft of Ocmnport
w«i driven hy James Finn in West
Point Saturday, They vlewtd the
ASBURY PARK
•MAYFAIRt NOW Thru WED., NOV. 214
Cho.st my of thtu 10P RANK
STYLES at a TINY LITTLE -
•n, PULITZER PRIZE PLAY e i N w o w
liilitQuuMf ...»»4l Clrl Whs WwtsVi * Lowlyl
A Streetcar
CtM*
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6S BROAD ST.
RED BANK
Sellinq 3 Million Pair o Year—THEY MUST BE GOODI
Vlvica
LEIGH. BRANDO
Notleo To Parents:
This Picture Not
Recommended for
Children
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wM Vmoi LEKH •Marlon BRiiNDO
• ST. JAMIS t
IAT.
YniirnOf' nnd
"Rnmlbluph"
•UN.-TUC, NOV. i i . l t . l *
"Let's Makn It L«(«l"
AN*
"The Mooalum"
• LYRIC o
NOW TNRU. OAT. —
"Whittle at Knton Fnlls"
•LUI
"Never 'I'runt a llumhli-r"
•UN.-Wia., NOV. It-fl
"Lost Continent"
"Bride ef the Ooflte"
9AHK
NO THANKSGIVING DCMIM tft COMPUTE
Wkkmt.
Willey's Fresh Oder
WNJJY S FAtM MAMCIT
Accounting Firm
Adds New Partner
Heary g.,In*elk*rg and Caraey P.
Petillo have admitted Leonard
Weill te the partnership, which rcceatly eacaed lta office* at ( Moaaaauth at. The new accounting arm
wilt operate aa Inselberj, Petille ft
Wcill.
IOVTIII
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NATIONALLY FAMOUS
5/tore Sundial Shoes
111
Hew U perfection in *of«e, becaute
Fhfrtaff stfet h «tfn rich!
MAICH NAII
Peel*. Mr*. Matel
t r * r •mltli,
Wllliaai ItawahM eaKfcftte* fcai
third MrtMar W*MM*y. Urn. T,
with • family party. That* »VM••t ware Mr. u j Mr*. Rkfeard
Waiter, Jr., tn< eMMraa Jeaat and
Raady, Mra. lagahart Knwdte* and
Mr. aaal Mr*. Richard Wetter, «r,
ef Churafe at., wki war* htttt«a«i,
Luther Walliag **• «el»t»rat*d
•U Utk htrtMay W*Uf. N«*. It.
HI*
gMtta wer* Mr. and Mn.
A Mtlve af Jeraey City, Mr. Welll
Orr a»4 aaufhteri af
aa eaucated In the Unioa City Themaa
puMie aehooli, graduatlnf from KiKgatM, N, T.
UfUon Hill high achool and w u Mra. Ltland RieMMM «M |«»en
grad«ated from New Tork iiniver*- a aurpriae blrthaay puty Urt W*fity, achool of commerce, account* needay evening after th* maatlag
a*4 flnance, with tha 4egre* ef ef the MtrlMri at th* leant MMbachelor of icience in accounting. Ing.
Mra. Vernan talaiaa M i ehllMr. Weill ij no atranger tn thii
area, having lerved a* an enliatcd dren, Verna, Edward an« WalMr,
• u n at Port Monmsuth from April, and Robert MalHy «p*nt TrUty
tM>, ta September, IMS. Whila in with Mr*. Ja*a*a Preach ef Me*
tha Army Mr. Weill attended th* BruMwlek. Mra. Preneh ht* bata
Army finance school and later the ill and ia recuperating at h«r Mat.
Mr. anl Mr*. Karawn OcOrete
enBtraet termination achool, both
•t Port Benjamin Harrlton in In- •f Nutley, vlilUd Mr*. Be*tle Tarnow
an« family luMay.
diana. Subsequently aa a warrant
Mr*. Martha Ceddlngtaa and
officer, Mr. Weill waa engaged In
renegotiation and termination of daughter Etta af Morrlt av*., and
war contract* at the Philadelphia | Mr, and Mr*. E. T, Cailcr an4 fam<Juart»rma»t<T depot and (he Bos-1 ily af Port Menmouth, vUltcd Mr.
ton Quartermaater depot, receiving and MM. Jo**ph Coddlngton and
hi* discharge from the service In family ef Morrlatawn Sunday.
January, Ite«.
Mr. and Mr*. William Kelly af
After dlvereifled expcrlencct In Item*, N. Y., ia«nt th* week-end
and
holiday with Mr. and Mr*.
tha field of public accounting Mr.
Weill attained the ttatus of a cer-George Warraek and ethir relatified public accountant in the atate tive* of New Menmouth,
Mr*. Donald Ruatell of Waahaf New York. Me ia married to the
former Mia* ftybii Kraah of New Ingten, D. C, *p»nt th* weak-end
and
Monday with Mr. and Mn.
Terk city, and ia preaently redding in Manhattan with his wife and John Heine and other relttlve*.
Pvt. Charte* Patterion, wha la
twa sona until he transfer! hit
ttattmta at Pt. Bit**, Tea., It
residence to thia area,
(pending a IMay furlou|h with
hi* family.
Belford
Mr. and Mra. William Perry, ir.,
William Benninga of St. pran- and Mr*. Edna Thome and 4*«gheU college, Loretta, Pa., apent four ter Janet visited Ml»* Laura Perry
daya laat week with his parents. Sunday at the Weat Hudson heaMita Florence Fullon and Mra.pital, Ketrny, where the It a paflorence Powers o{ Jersey City tient.
(pent the week-end here alao.
Mr. and Mr*. William Barrett
Mrs, Robert Newlands and Mra.of Trenton, tpent Sunday with Mr.
Howard Chamberlain attended the and Mr*. Edward Barnes.
teachers' convention at Atlantic
Mr. and Mn. Robert Runyon atCity Friday.
tended th* wedding ef a friend,
Mica Marylu Richmond of State Miss Joan Looaety, of Darlen,
Teachers' college, Trenton, Bpent Conn., and the reception at the
the week-end and holiday with her Weeburn Country club over tha
parents. Mita Lois Compton, alao week-end. Miaa taooaely married
a student there, has returned after Carlton Jacob of PlalnSeld.
practice teaching in Red Bank
Mr. and Mr*. Leslie r*rlema»
since September.
•
and ton Leslie vliited Mn. Hate!
Coltlnt
of Brooklyn ever the weekPaul Tarnow, Jr., recently celebrated hi* third birthday with a end.
family gathering. Among thoae
Mr. and Mn. Harold Copeland
prcaent were Mi's. Emmctt Walling •pent Sunday with Mn. Julia Copeand ton Emmctt, Jr., of Red Bank, land of Pataaic, who ia confined
and Albert Bigelow, Jr. Later In to her home with illnet*.
the week another celebration wat
Joacph Bundle of Summit ave.
held for Paul and his grandmoth- celebrated hi* birthday Nov. 7 with
er, Mrs. Bessie Tarnow, aUo a a family dinner.
birthday celebrant.
The Commercial Fishermen's association met lift Thursday, and
heard Seifator-Elect Richard K.
Stout. A clam chowder supper wat
lerved. Those on the committee
were Paul Tarnow, Alfred Conien
All focmi of
and Warren Ape!. The next meeting will be held Dtc. 13.
!
Uf*C«Mlty.Fir«
,
Karen Thompson, daughter ef
Mr. and Mrt. Oavld Thompson ef
Bait rd., celebrated her fourth
birthday Monday, Nov. 12. Tlioae
pretext were her great grandmother, Mra. Marie Vanden Bogart; her I N River Eaai Rod Mart, N. *.
grandmothers, Mrs. Bertha BrouRE M»T1
wer and Mrs. William Thompson;
Eileen and Richard White, Candy
IOOK INOP
CUMd VAN laUlfl
ft immom mm
MIMC P A * WEMMNOa. BECrPTM>««. ETT.
rHOKE RC «tnt-l.
Praaeata the taeat—th* aaaet diatiaetiv* aelaetloa ef
Card* to b* found anywhere.
4a*)*l 4aSv aavMI ft •. aa.
1M M f l t t UTREEt
WHEEL
TURKEYS
M. Coajptaai, Mr*. A«a* Ruayea,
Mr*, tout* Ktwtto,
Mn. Harry
Park**. Mra. t * M Craarfaf*. Mn.
Drill* atelr, Mra. h n k WWte. Mn
rvu. uucnos
A N MM* kf th* Waftfe La*M*l M
fattae, Michel* J**M, l*t*y *r«u-1
wer aad Devtd Taoaaaaaa. ST.
Mr*. Retort Sealer. Mr*. C. R.
fteaita, Mr*. Lutker Walling and
lira. Williaaa Mayer etteadad tk«
Natioaal Cafeteria ceaveatioa at
the Hate! ttatkrr. tt. T , Tueaaay
at thi* week.
The Weatta'* R**uMie*B club
held a luaeaeea la** Thttnday at
•uttaawaod ataMr, Matavaa. A
ahott ateetiaa; n i haM and Mn.
Oeorga Yaraall, pr*ala>at, received
a lamp for her rceeat weddiaf eaalv«raarjr. Oueata atteaaUac war*
Mrt. Pearl White. Mra. Dera Tai«aw, Mn. Ma4ellaa U»ah#a, Mn.
Ella Scfcaeer, Mra. UIHaa Welaea.
Mrt. Lilliia ttaiufae. Mr*. U a a
Ahern, Mra. Ma* WilleaM. Mrt.
Catherine Caajray, Mra. Hilda V»ker, Mia* —~nia flaaa. Mra. D m
Rarae*, Mra. D*ra Raaa, Mrt.
Maitl* VaaKlrh. Mn. U U Jeaaaa.
Mra. OcHrata RWIMMM, Mrt. L.
DO VOC/R CHJUSTW4S
NOW—A
ti>l
YOUK
mm
HENS
10 to 17 Pound.
TOMS
75L
EVISCERATED
17 to 30 Pounds
EVISCERATED
r
MIX BENOWITZ
• G. E.
•RCA
• DUMONT
• PHILCO
• ZENITH
WESTINGHOUSE
PICTURE SHOWING SUNRISE TURKEYS K I N G WEIGHED AND PACKED IN CRYOVAC BAGS
We extend a most cordial invitation to you to visit our new plant
—one of the most modern in the county—on Sunday, November
18th, when wewill kill and dress Turkeys from 9 a. ni. to 4:30 p. m.
BIG TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
EVISCERATED READY FOR THE OVEH
ON YOUR OLD RADIO
OR TELEVISION SET
BETTER
HOUSEKEEPING
SHOP
46 Montnouth St.
Open
Phone Red Bank 64310
Friday
Eeenfnyt
Plenty of Free Parking Space in
Rear of Store un White St.
PHONE KEANSBURG 6-1088
it THE 000R WITH THI lOMHf ON TNI Tt?
MW •tMoa, M W utility, IMW
IASKINS FAMIC PAIR
10 MECHANIC ST.
RED BANK
LOCAL INITALLIN* MSTIIMTOI
ELBERON DOOR CO.
HERBERT S. EWIN6, Prap.
252 PRRRINE AVE.
PHONI LON* IRANCH
ELBERON
WHOUSAU TO HOTILS, RISTAURANTS fc MJTCHMS
ALL SIZIS-ANY AMOUNT
SUNRISE TURKEY FARM
EAST R O A D , BELFORD, N . J. (NEM CAMPttirs JUNCTNN)
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
Omm **m II
CENEIAL KOTOftf
PRIO
MED IANK 4.1IMI
CrtMwarry t T«Mtw Mf
CUm
Shrimp
Craam «f
$**»
Calary I Oliva*
ROAST YOUNft TOM TUMIY. 6iM«» Cravy..
Dratttaa I Cr**ik«fry S«uca
ROAST raiMi mis OF IEIF . « j »
> IROILIO LAMI CHOW
MUD JUMIO SHRIMP. Tartar $ « « .
HALF IROIIIO CHICKIN
• R I U I O fORTIRHOUSI STIAK • 4.00
WaMtriSata.
VMITAILIS: Craama. Whit* Outwit
Cattail*. Swaa* Patataat
MSSHTSt
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Whist**) M a t a a t
Mim Ptidrfiiif, **«.•> Savca
Frrali KiUnJ
JEUEY
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TIIIETt
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591 591 6%
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ml* Cup
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SMIIEI
ANTHONY'S
I f MAIfJ AVI.
Molly Pitcher Super Market
Polica eklaf aad Mr*. Marty
Kirkeejard celehrated their wed.
I.JEONARDO-P.F.C. Bicbera R. ateaj •aaiv*rea«y Sunday. It ala* Matt*** naaagaa of tt Caater
Curry of the First Armored divt- a* tha chief* birthday.
a w , Ksaaeburg, wa* give* • •»•
«ion arrived Sunday at hi* horn* Leslie D. Baely la an a buelnoa* •ay osjon*B*jM asawswo H M F
on Washington ave. here t* apead tris> ia gueaet aad Herri* eeuaty. saemJae; ay Maftjtrat* Jeaa V.
laVaWJ JMgMSMMatll M*
F f M aJMWImTjr
a furlough with his parents, Mr. Mr*. Elaia DeatareM ka* ratitrsv- CroveH *• a chargt *f M a « dm«a
and Mrs. Richard Curry.
I U kar paaitiea with th* Hew»nd «**t4*r» «a4 •Mittltw arreot
>*ir*iaM WUllMi l%tter**ej,
Jersey Trwtt company, M |
Armmmr't tmm
wao arroetod VtoasfM, Mid he
Branch, afUr kaviBf keen ill.
riaal plan* (or '-ax Chriets*** foiud the etefendaat waaderiag
r la m. Darath**'* Catkettc ar*M*)4 ni tk* *tn*t Monday nl«ht.
JERiEY
ch«r«k were aaade at a (Mating a Ho aUtod n* took hiea U th* km
TON
weak ace last aigat. Tk* hasar will statioa bat toetead * kanrdiafl •
! held Dec. 1 and 3.
_i, n—*f*a want *re«n4 t* U*
Mr. and Mre. Harry Rowland, rear *f tha *Uti*n. Tkere, the t<nV
ST., *pe*t Saturday in New Tork ear ntitl, ho am* later f*«M drunk
city where they attended Baatk
tk* f r w n l aM IVtrataua PatPaelHe.
tenon ej«*3*i tknt nusatan *Urted
A hrae* cleaning party will k* t* *wln« M M * * • * • k* tilad t*
held at th* home of Mr. and Mra.revive
Mntthaw Hughe* Saturday at f :*>
a. m. Purpose ie ta cleaa ta* bra**
altar Sttlng* »r Bt. James Mentorapsn^psa « W « H V
* • • • • • m
ial Epieeepal church. Aayoae wMb- by antahtn af tk* WaaMa'* C*av
ing ta help ie invited.
maaMy atab wan atrtad aad «a»iGirl Beaut troop JT met Monday •ue ana*** played. Tka hoy* ar*
afternoon at the Methodist church. enUaNaftically laakHf forward la
Cad a i
Work waa done by the older eeawt* being gmtata at tk* dab at tk*
on their Good Grooming badge. ChrMtaaa* party De*. 4 wklck aaw
Th* yaaagar girl* worked on their win h* aw*'* aigkt at tha Can*.
seeond class badge*, which onUll* muaMy aJa*. They ataa t* aar»
Frcsli KilM
•IRLOIN
Bnm^alBaBkdnaaa
uWawBJ^atftslaw'
their taking cutting* *t a plant —• V_ !I- M. » A%ftA
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aalaitiiSBBSTS) Ma*
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JERSEY
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under the Nature Study p'ograa*.
taaa tw«
FRYING
A card party ia being held to- vaaattas fr**n hi* awil** la tka
FMtTUUIOlJSE
T.W.C. Mekartf ft. Carry
night at the Ma*oni« temple nt • post akUt.
o'clock,
uponaored
by
th*
Una*
TMta wW b* a baatltaul *H«1C*
A 1H« graduate of Middletowa
far th* benefit of Rlvervttw aad naaptlaa at a»**ah*n at tk*
township high school, PTC. Curry elub
koepitaL
Tk*
elab
ask*
th*
aapMotktdlat
church Sunday a**ra!»'«.
last week completed training 4t n*rt of the community to make
Paraate eotirou* af brlagtag their
the
non-commisBioned
oRtcen
school at Fort Benning, Ga. He It It a auccess. There will be table childrtn for Christian kantiem aad
on detarhed fiervicn from Camp prise* and special award*, Erneat adult* ar young people wha d*eire
Hood, Tex., where he will return Oraf I* chalrmaa. Committee mem- to h* bapti**d *r b***ma members laelude Sheriff Ira E. Wai-bere ia tk* church. *r bath, may
Friday, Nov. 23.
Mayor r. Wl»s Price, K*a> da *• ay aaatactlag
Curry was employed «• • ball- e*»t.
doMr operator in construct)** netk VanBrunt, nobert A. Brawn, Hawart M*atga*Mry.
Harry
lUwland, Councilman P>*d Thaakaghrlag **nrie* will be
work In Alabama prior to hit *f>
B. Morrii, Carl Oarafola, Leslie D. caaduttod la the Methodlet church
llatment last April.
Seely and Jaka Outtonr.au. Homo- bagmalag at » a. m. Tbaaksgivmad* **k* aad a ck*tc* of tea ar lag*»r.
Brtitua Win* Sceond
coffee will be **rv*4. R***rvatt*M
for 90 table* already have k**a
After Mi»»ing LMMNM
made. Those wishing to reeerv* a
IDEAL BEACH — Brutus, boxer tabl* may do eo by contacting any
owned by Stephen Nester of M member of tho committee.
Ocean avc. her*, Monday nifht wat
Cuk Scout pack at will
awarded second prlie in obedlanc* Friday at T:K) p. m. at the Methtrials conducted at the Hanrich odist church. Parent* Interested la
school for dogi at Metuchen.
having their *on* }*in may attaad
Brutus scored VI point* *ut *f th* meeting with them. A branding
a possible tOO to win th* award, ceremony win a* k*M, which I* th*
a replica, at a hnxer In porcelain. acceptance af new memiMr* lata
Th* deg't performance ia all th* tha pack. A *ktt *a tka Undlng
more noteworthy, Mr. Nestor feel*, •f tk* Pilgrim* win b* givw by (ha
because an unforeseen trip to long twa den*.
Bay, Canada, made it neeeuary
Mr. aad Mra. M. T. Werner ant
for Brutus to mlji eevsrat weeks' daughter Man *f Tlnton *v*. vl*lttraining. Mr. Neater telethon** •d tk* Warner** aaa DonaM at Tala
th* school from th* Canadian wild* anlrerslty th* put weekend.
to learn what wo* being taught
Repretenttng CUk Pack 8T at tk*
during the weeks he was away. Pow
W*w Satartay at Wtnaja****
Brutus attended a final ' —
will a* Mr*, rranela Bruce, Mr*.
before the trial*.
Charle* Sewta, Mr*. Cllewartk
Britton and Mn. Mary Andr*. den
The Boiton tea party waa >ta*> awth*ri, and William Ma««*«k.
ntd in th* back room of th* mttm Vrand* Bra** aad Peter Tomalna,
daxett*.
Mr. aad Mra. Clifford Cadawa
entertained th* Jolly Tea cluk at
their home Saturday evening prior
Attay fall, H. J.
to attending th* highly *uee***M
barn dance In th* American Uaton
home aponeored by Hi* Woman'*
MY TO THI
Community club. Capt. and Mr*.
ORDiR OF
John Oarma of Eliaabeth parkway
wer* Initiated lata tka elub at that
tint*. Other* present were Mr. and
Mr*. Robert Dangler. Mr. and Mra.
Arthur Cotgreavo, Councilman and
Mra, Le*a B. Smock. Jr, aaa Mr.
aad Mrs. J*ka Dicta,
Tk* H a m aad Sehaal atab win
•Met tkl* ***alng at tk* *ek**L
Mr*. Howard Mfltor *f RumMn
SEABOAHD
will ka th* ipathtr. Sh* wiU ah*w
a button coltottea.
Th* Oloaner* taetoty af th* Pr**•ytarlaa ehurch met Friday .night
la tha *hap*l Mr* "gan af Harding rd. Rat Bank. *kow*d holiday
fetal amagojMBta. K*w M m b m
aacepted wara Mn. W. a Nlea af
Waaanaiaa and Mrs. RBMOII Oal*>
man af Sataatawa.
Mn. Florin* Brown *t Belntar
has r*turn*d hem* after (pending
th* wMk wltk Mr. aad Mr*. Fraa«l( Brae*.
Th* W.S.CS. af tha Methadtat
church awt TuMday evening at
th* horn* af Mr*. L**U* D. Saaly.
HorteMM wer* Mr*. OoMen Whitneld, Mn. Qladya Warlman aM
Mrs. ssslv.
A Stanliy party was h*M at th*
horn* af Mr*. Howard M**tgom*ry,
Brand at, Saturday m*rnng.
Flower* ta th* M«tk*dl*t chunh
Sunday wer* la Memory of Mra,
Henry OdtU, Ir.
Mr. aad Mr*. BenlMtln VanKeuren aad Mr*. Fnd sTlUrri* *n«at
Friday la Phllaaalphla.
Th* k u and Daughter! of lib•rty will attend *v*alag Mrvle** at
th* MethodUt ohureh Sunday.
Visiting eottag* 11 at Jam**burg
Monday night w*r* Mrs. John DaVriM, Mra. Raymond Baaartt, Mrs.
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The Ball Didn't Quite Blake It
An Upiet Tackle
Spotting Sports
Rumson Scores Fifth
Win; Raiders Bow
l u U o * Forest Right Down ft tkt
By
Hy Cunningham
Wirt ttfort ScoriiNj 134 Triwnpli
RUMSON-Ooach Jet Rosati't
Rameea BuUdags were forced right
dowa to the final whistle Saturday
afteraooa btfere the Purple and
White team waa able to tegiater its
iftk victery of the campaign. They
won over Keyport 114 ea the local
gridiron.
Keyport's Red Raiders proved te
tough opposition for the home
teaam. After the Rosati men went
out front, IM, the Raider* preased
BUI JfflMeeM. Pain
tke Bulldogs the rest of the way,
scoria*
in the third chapter and
Guile l i t * 2 TtVst
then threatening twice just before
Kiev* HsU S M M
tha Saal wkistle.
Joka DeVito's quick kick in the
POINT PLEASANT — Strlklag latt quarter forced the Raiders'
aa fast a* a rattlesnake, the Oaraet backs against the wall. They strugChilla pasted all ef tkelr touchdowns gled from tht two-yard line, where
ia mid-pt'ieda to hand Atlantic DeVito's kick stopped rolling. The
Hlghlaads a IT-tl trouncing la a Raiders almost knotted the score
Share Conference aaoauater here from this point, seining up with an
Saturday afUraeea.
offensive that carried, the oval ta
The Tigers, fresh from aa upset the Rumson X, whurc the Bulldoga
victory ever Rumson Clsetiea day, buckled dawn to douse the fire.
were almost helpless aa Billy JohnRumson's two markers racked up
son, Gull back, engineered tke vic- earlier in the contest turned out
tory with hi* offeatlva play which ta be the insurance for IU fourth
was resBonaible for two af the Bve Share Conference triumph in aia
ouchdowns.
starts. The Bulldogs trail Leonardo
Coach Bill Strattan's grlddera high and Freehold in the circuit's
acked up a pair af touchdowns in standings.
he second parted aad then cootieCoach Rosati> men tallied about
•led with a torrid offensive ta add midway in the initial chapter when
another pair in the third auarttr. •III Paiicer intercepted Bob RobAtlantic Highlands cease up with taaon's p u s on the Keyport 31.
a strong dtftnslve gtmt la the Srtt John Desmond w«s on the firing
quarter to hold tha Oulls aeereless, end af a It-yard pass to John Debut once tht Point Pleasaat ma- Vito, which gave the Rumsoniana
chine started clicking, it was alt a first down on the It-yard stripe.
over for the hard-fighting Tigers. DeVita then wormed his way ta
The initial Oull tally caaae after the ane, from where Phil Minton
the home team took to the air whtn bulled his way over.
It found the Tigers holding en the
After the Purple and White team
ground. The Oulls started avavlag registered Ita first alK-polnter the
«n the third down from tke Tiger Ratders forctt the Bulldoga into a
.18 as Johnson connected with a battle the rest af the wsy, and it
long aerial to Pat Mooney on the wasn.'t until the last whittle blew
ten-yard marker. In two plays the that the Rumconians startrd
Oulls advanced to the four from breathing easier.
where Berale pearee grabbed a flat
Deaataad tallied tha winning
pass from Ray Mesaemer far the teuchdown fer Rumeoa on a wellscore. Bob Frlck converted te make eaecuted, 11-yard run, in which he
the count 7-0.
went to his right and wcaved his
An Interception by Point Pleasant wsy over th« double markers standpaved the way for the aeeoad TD. lag up, DeVitf, with his educated
Bob Burns waa brought dawa aa drop-kicking foot, reglettred the exthe 48, but a roughing penalty tra point with a perfect boot.
against the Tigers moved tha pigKeyport took the ensuing klckoff
skin to the SO. After an laeompltte and immediately went to work.
pass, Johnson seooted around end Jack Mlrra ran tbs pigskin back
for 18 yards. He then took the ball to the Keyport 14 on a It-yard hike.
from Pearee on a reverse to. cross Bill Ball wsnt through ths Rumthe goal line. Frlek's conversion aon Una to move the oval to the
made the score 144 rust before the Rumson 33 for a 34-yard gain. Tha
Raiders picked up only two yarda
half ended.
The Oulls lost aa tlaaa searing la three plays, but Bob Robinson
early in the third. In tha opening thta flrtd aa aerial to liirro en the
two. The Bulldoga held for three
momenta Measemer Intercepted a downs,
but then Hal Bchmock hit
Tiger jump pass en the S3 and the Rumaon
line to worm over for
hiked the rest ef the way for the tha aeore. Bill
placement
tally. Johnson registered the extra mlaaad Ita mark Baker'a
for the conversion.
point on a run areund aad.
Rumson booted to Keyport's oneJohnson scored his second slx<
pointer with a thrilling 70-yard yard marker but it didn't fate the
jaunt. He took the ball on hla own visitors. The Raiders came up with
30 and, afttr breaking through aa offeaaivt drive that carried them
tackle, reverted hla fleld and head' from their twa ta Rumson'a 20,
where the home team took possesed for pay dirt.
Battling the Oull reserves the vis- sion ef the pigskin.
Coach Joe Roaati's men failed to
itors racked up their two tallies
In the flnal ssssisn when Dick Kle- get rolling aad were forced to punt.
Keyport
started on the move again,
va bulled over from the one and
Ted Hall scampered ten yards for but this time the clock ran out as
Mintea intercepted a Robinson pass.
the Tigers' second.
Point Pleasant
Rips Atlantic's
Tigere, 27-12
read}) ta order ta gH the teasas aa a ease* e*»a
Xow the Httto Oraap I e-heete a-B
l « hraatbe easter aad a m osae ba»a aa
will fee l a * oae. ta j ~ e < " b e atoyt erbe?
Of edacattoa wUl Base ea the HfsasmteMlaHea of tke
director and ether ttmts the beard » « ! • " * ; '
TlZ^T^,
ese«« * d Bank played nlae gaa*. t a * eeaoaa, ^ * ^ ' ^ «
M M I erhy
y they
y eaaaat beep beta leeaJ aamoeas oa «a» t a w ova
J
of this new aetup, the Asbury Park Red Bank «r'«
Sank 2ndI Leonardo. We mentioned thi. lineup in this corner M
Seeks but we didn't know the makeup w.e in the announcing stage.
T o r n the Bucs wMI an»t ladatle U - » i * » . » • » • Mver,
Ukeweod. Keptuac, M M l i H H , rmha.1 aad (ke Oreea Wavo
•I L M I Branik.
Getting beck to Red Bank Catholic, they'll probably suffer the lou
Of Ukewood, Rumson. probably Red B.nk and tfatawan. The Caseys
were just getting along smoothly In making up a schedule alter Struggling for some time to get on local schools' schedules. It look! a. U the
Green and Gold team will now have tt « • out digging »•» some «f tke
schools let loose by Conference clubi.
The New Jersey lalerMhaUtUe A. A. tsaiMtatlsa aafil
- X . awmber srbool aHaH play • IMHMK eeaeduse 1 aeere MUM
aiae faavt and It la n r i e m M M that aebedutet be limited to
•KM games." iu.t a choice la the be* eat*.
•a* Urf«y, Na. 4t, M ! • > • CS
f Hal
D M OMlftr. fit. I I , Cat*y rlfM **4. It tfc-wa w.Stmf
««-r*r
witb •ran uHmM fa* KM Blftkta Bwiaf •*»•#•> MM air. S*a»!»f, rV«Mlitow- aMt4. aWn wlMi • "-iawtaa ta back"
t««kM to whltlt I M kiwctodi $a)bfl«| • # fcii pin aftor • toa*
W I « M . Mtwk to OaolfjOt'i asjrprtt*. 0*a Car»»r, rVa«»«Mawa
yar^ fata •ratma) Mr MMJ. Larfay, ««t • ! MM •#••>•>• INM.
a)«Mrtar»acb, •*** akaktaf M •* H M M)f>tokNM
ma« aa rha thara, l« • vataraa «a HM Catty tfjtM*).
a m w HM •aal t«w. Ret) laah CatM(« «••«, 11-7.
Buccineers, Back in Win Column.
Red Bank Catholic
TrouncesFrenchtown Slaughter Neptune Fliers, 274
NEPTUNE — Coach Frank Plng< Bucs their scoring opportunity. The
itore's Buccaneer grid machine (I- Bucs kicked ta Neptune and, after
nally came to life Saturday after- one play, the Filers fumbled, Red
noon with a scoring offensive which Bank recovering.
netted the Bucs a 27-4 victory over
Gaining possession on the Ncp
the Scarlet Fllere of Neptune on 84, Seward then hiked to the 24
the field here.
On the next play, Seward outTha Bucs did all of their scoring smertsd the Neptune team to outin the second period when Bab run tho backfttld for the touchSeward ted the teuchdown parads down. Larabee'a attempted boot
by crossing the double markers missed ita mark for the first time.
twice. Bill Dotts ind Ed Hughes
The injury riddled Flier squad
added the other two fix-pointers. roared up in li» third period to
Andy Larabce's toe was bootleg tally a six-pointer and save the
true to form as he connected far home team from a whitewash Job.
thine out of four conversions.
Coach Joe Pagano's g r l d d e r s
Red Bank set the itagc early In marched to four successive first
the second quarter when the Bucs downs to come within gun sight of
Intercepted a Flier pass on their the goal line. Felix Santaniello,
own 44. It took them just nix plays brother of lwt year's Tank" Banto score the alx-pointer, Bob Sew. taalsllo, plunged avtr for the talard lugging the mail over from the ty, Neptune's ene and only of the
U Larabee then split tht uprights contest.
with hi* first conversion. The first
The Sues will be idle this Satscore waa tha green light far the urday, but will spend a busy few
Plngltoremen, who continued ta days preparing for their toughest
steamrell over the Neptune grM- encounter of the campaign when
ders tha remainder of the period. hooking up with the classy Long
Red Bank then kicked off to tha Braneh high school crew on the
Filers. After three plays, tha Bue- Oreen Wave neld Thanksgiving
eaneers were in payoff territory day.
anee again. Taking the hall on their
Red Saak
own 30, the Fliers started firing
Er.dn Jacouru, White, Cook, Monie,
aerials without nucecss for the RieaerdBon, Cacciatore.
Tteklti—Clltrtlla, Menna, Ltrabee, C.
home tsam. Tht Bucs intercepts* Wakittr,
DanleU.
Charlie Broadwater'a tow and the
Ouarda—Morrle, B. Wehittr, Ctaatve,
stage for the second touchdown waa Antmatal.
Tomtlno, Wiliht.
set. Hughts, doing most of the lug- Centtm—Holiday.
Dotti, Jeffrey. Thorn.
ging, carried the pigskin over for ton.Ruki—Huihw,
toward, Merern, Soldo, Vt'lnlton
the second TD with Larabee boot- ScMoMKr, ghaicr.
NeplMM
ing his second extra point.
•ndi—V. Rertolnml, Taylor.
Another Filer aerial aent the T.clil.i-Walton,
Mitchell, Smith, D.
Bucs off for their third touchdown LeRoy.
after Bob Jeffrey hauled in one of jliiiard»—B. Anderson, Knee.
Conlere—stiller, Qray.'
Sat Bertolami's p a s s e s . Jeffrey
Btcki—I. Btrtolami. Bradwater, Roach
lugged the oval down to N*»'s 10, gantanlelt*, Wfllo, Mitchell. Risai, W
and in two plays Dotts crossed the MIKhell.
^...._
S (I « 0— «
double markers. Larahce then eon- Neptune
Red Bank
(I 87 n 0—27
verted to move Red Bank out to Touchiioani—Red Bank: Reward (2),
Dotti, Hufhei. Nrvtinc: Santanlello,
RUMSON
a 21-0 lead.
Atlaatk Hlcklaads
Endt—Parker. OuMe, Nataan, ChidRed Bank'a final score came Polnti afttr tsuchdowna—Laratitt (I)
Ends—8ny4er, Joy.
wick.
shortly before intermission time. placement!.
Tackles—Manaa-rano, D«rhy, Malaaitn
Tackles—McOulnnesa, Farrlnetnn.
Officiate—Kcnneally, Collery, Pienson
Guarde—Pappa, Guui, Garafhty,
This tims a Flier fumble gava the Eildla.
Guarde—Baden, Pratt, Smith, Oegatd*
Turner.
ay.
C«My. Seort Rrat Victory, 32-7—
Micby Ktnntdy Scorti Two Touchdown,
After atruggllagsht waebt far a
gridiron victory, Red Bank CatheTomehdtmm Bound
lic high school Anally made the
grade in the win column by ratline aver Frenchtown, Sl-T, aa the
Red Bank high eebeel Said Saturday afternoon.
ITS NO TROUBLE AT ALL TO OBT into hot water when knock
It was a well-earned trliuaph for
Ing out a eports column. For inatance, only la»t week we fctard ef a Coach Joe Bolger and hie Caaeya,
coach who it cquawking becauM he isn't receiving enough publicity. who were defeated in several close
Another coach, who had a elmller complaint lest eeaion, ie riding along eneeunttra during the caaMMlsa.
•miling thle year. And he hae reason for the big imlle, hli club Ie Tha Oreen and Oold team battled
the visitors for the flrst half and
(licking.
justified Its win by breaking up a
Her* • • ga agala to teat the bet water tamed M by the
strong affenslvt Froaehtewn eleven.
U M M heard af odaeeNoa, M M bM aa « « » • •aaeter
The visitors started ant la the
dab. d«4ag • wonderful Job apratrttag scaoal spirit by harhlag
first quarter In grand fashion, mevathletic affaire right a - te the bHt. M*ay atgM MM |UMM#N
Inf from dstp In their own terriare heMlag a ham aaare at the WHtow Mra-t atkaei Fair
tory rlfbt dawn ta tha Caaey to. A
Ha*M. Tha reaeeei far ralr Haraa: Baaawat baart hae •
Freacntowa fumble, however, endregwWttmi which chargea far MM MM af tha a*art 1 far
ed a anarch which could have delecal tra4a art III far MHMH trala. Tkla tfare
velepad Into a score and an exploto MM e«Mt htiek, M H « i «H»e baaaa MM MM.
sion af eplrlt that might have
Wow!! Of all organiaatloae to ohargt, tha aooeters!! When this meant the ball game.
group winda up a aeatoa af aperatiea, appra»la»»tely 1700 or 1100 la Once the Caaeya warded e f
•prat aa athletes and athletiet. WhM excelleM taarna are produced Initial period attack, they slowly
and era worthy of a banquet in any other school, they gat It, but tt gan< Inaugurated aae af their awn by
arally acxts the board of that school money. Nat In Rumson, though. blasting tha etpasltlen far t« pelnU
Tha Booders give a banquet following tha football campaign and an- la the second quarter, alx in tha
other one in the apring, which generally winds up sports competition third aad another pair af TD*a in
John Desmond, Mo. » , Rumson
tor tha year. Not only do tba boys cat with tha appetites of elephants, the flnal sesalen.
Mickey Kennedy sparked the Ca- high school's speedy back, is picbut they receive individual awards, trophies, etc. Suppose the board was
to pay the tab just for one banquet, what would H cost? Certainly Much sey touchdown parade, acquiring tured above heading for pay dirt
more than the S3S required for the school, if tha board received it, two elx-pointtrs. Sonny Hotallng. with the Bulldogs' winning touchJim Carroll and Frank Caartaal
which they dtJn't.
'
down In Saturday's 184 victory over
Jolntd In with ene each.
The Bolgermtn struck la the see- Keyport. Desmond hlktd M yarda
The Booster organisation certainly la MM daatat af any
end ehapter following a U-yard for the payoff TD.
group caaaactoi with MM scfcaeL if aajreae aboaMa't ha
march which waa climaxed by Capchargaa. It's that organisation. Tha group to saving toapajrera
rlonl's elght-yard Jaunt areund end.
ma»er, aad wall hat these taxpayers waaM ha la favor af
The eeeond Oreen and Gold tally
came through the air when Mlekey
graatlag the Boosters the school without Msattoa. Meat af tha
Wade flrcd to Ktnnedy en the
hoards ta MM county shell eat greeabaeks when gaattag araaM
Frenehtewa It, from where the
to koaarlag athletes. A lot af them wtahai thay haa a gaag af
shifty back galloped aver the douboaster* working to save these awclsas graeahacks whoa H
ble markers. Wade waa credited
eeaws to feottag haaa«*t kWs. If tha beaH taak Mato out to
with both extra points as tha paroehlals
led at Intermission, 144.
ftgare oat some of tha thiags tha Boosters prodaced that might
Hotatlng boosted the count to
othanrlas have hcaa a baraoa to tha baari, tha Beaatora waaM
Toms River Halfback
*VO in tha third when be took a
aa «ouM ha graated tha use at the school aaaa reaaast, far fraa.
handoff from Caprionl to bull aver
EATONTOWN-Clarence LoveDisplays 68 Points;
Tba board waaM atUI ha way ahaad af MM
from the four-yard line.
Joy, boating editor of the New
Kennedy racked up hla ascend
York Times, was guest speaker at
Minton in 2d Place
tht 60th anniversary dinner of the
FROM THE FOOTBALL OBSERVATION POST—It looks aa If TD from the Frenehtewa alno-yard
afttr it took the Caaeya Just
Long Branch Ice Beat and Yacht
Toms River -will breeie under the wire with ease la copping the Shore Una
Carlton
Hamilton,
Toms
River
six plays to move tha plgakn Inta
club Saturday night at the Crystal
Ceaftrence title. Saturday the Indians jumped their biggest hurdle In scoring
territory. The next tally high school back, has his hooks on Brook Farm inn. He spoke en the
tha list stretch by hopping over Matawaa, 2S-12. The final jump comes was registered by Carroll after he the short's scholastic individual history of boating on the ShrewsTurkey day when Coach Johnny Dalton sends hie charges against a hauled in a Wade paaa an the IT scoring honors with a JO-point mar- bury and Naveslnk rivers.
weak Lakewood eleven. Best performance turned in by the Pinera this from where he galloped far tha tin over his nearest rival. Hamilton haa amassed M points, which
Hs told of the need of public
season was a scoreless tie against Red Bank. Tha rest of tha alate tlx-potnter.
Included U touchdowns and two yacht basins In northern cities to
meant defeats. It will take Mandrake or soms other whia to pull an
Coach Bolger's grlddera took to extra points.
accommodate
tha thousands ef
tipaet la this one.
the air, toaalng several neat aerials
yachtsmen. Speaking of
Hamilton, leading scorer in the traveling
Rumson won agala la a eloae tilt, hat M looks aa If AMaatto
which wera responsible both for
tha development of Inland waterkeeping the fans Jumping all after- ttJO season, added a pair of six ways from Maine to Florida, hs
Highlands did the damage earlier la the week when the Tigers
pointers in Toms River's victory predicted that Long Branch will
noon and for a Casey triumph.
roared to a victory. Baauoa has two Issass oa tha 'U slate
Wade spent moat of tba day oa ovtr Matawan Saturday which kept play a significant part In marlnt
with a possible third when the strong Leonardo devea meets
tho firing line. He connected with him well out in front of Phil Min- facilities for tha boatsman aa proMM Bulldogs on Turkey day at MM Lion gridiron. There always
six of 14 tosses, two of the flips ton, Rumscn, who holds down s e c gress is made In aetting up service
Is MM possible upset here, but Bumaaa'a last two outlags wera
materialising Inte scores. In ana ef oad place by one touchdown. Min- centers.
far from early season form.
thrilling drlvea, the play start- ton racked up 48 (mint* with Sam
The Freehold Colonials lost their bite Saturday when Manaaquan tha on
the Casey 41. Hotaling then Apleelll. Asbury Park, sitting In Harold L. Seaman, Long Branch
bald tha Schanckmen to a 7-7 tic. Leonardo stepped out of the Confer- ed
boat works operator, was presented
ripped through tha visitors' line to third spot with 42 markers.
ence to lose, 9-6, but the Lion* have an excellent opportunity of taking land on the Frenehtown 4t for a
For the next four places, the grid- a lite membsrahlp In the organisasecond place if they whip first division Rumson. On the other hand, first down. Wade fired to Carroll, ders
have a nip-and-tuck battle In tion. Ha Is a charter member of
Freehold won't receive as much credit If they whip second division Nep- who executed a spectacular diving aanioa with Danny Treua, Leon- the club and waa its flrst aecrttune Thanksgiving day.
catch on tha 3* and Mother Brat ardo, showing 41; Butch Harvey, tary. Commodore Kenneth D.
down. Wade then flipped to Carroll Toms River, 39; Don MeQuarrie, Adams mads tha presentation to
Red Bank high school finally found the double markers af*
who scampered aver for tha tally, Matawan, 88; Bill Johnson, Point
ter having scored only one touchdown In four games. The Buca
Art Halllnger sparked French- Pltaaant, 37, and Carl Anderson,
rolled over a hapless Neptune. 17-1 This certainly was na kind
town's attack for tha lane touch- Freehold, tt. Ted Hall, Atlantic
of a last for the holiday meeting wIMl undefeated Laag Branch.
down.
Starting on their own 40, the Highlands, comas next in Una with
Last week we missed one Bue win, They had two Instead af MM
Frenehtownera dug Inte pay dirt 84 markers.
one we credited 'em with. They aaw actually have three.
In other Shore Conference tilts, Point Pleasant hung up a J7-U after executing flve plays. Hallln- Jim Carroll, Red Bank Catholic,
lugged the mall on all flve and who haa 80 points, also is credited
whipping over Atlantic. Out of the circuit, Red Bank Catholic bit the ger
racked up tha touchdown.
TOMS RIVER-Coach Johnny
with having most TD's in one tilt,
win column with a one-Bided triumph over Frenchtown. The Caaays 1st
loose to score in every period for their first win. Score waa M-7. Sure . Knds—Wlleoa,NHolIn>an, florae*, It- four; most acorlng pastes caught, Dalton's Toms River football machine
practically wrapped up the
flvt; leading scorer among linemen,
lrln», B. Canter.
is good to see a nice gent like Coach Joe Belger taste victory.
Taekles-ntek, BMwtll. Raaer, Sidney. and most points in a single tilt, 14. Shoe Conference diadem Saturday
Crawley.
John DsVito, Rumson, still haa when the Indians hurdled the
Guards—Demist, Mylar, Devla, Fault,
SHORT SNORTS FROM SPORTS—Any truth la reporta af
tht distinction of having booted the toughest late season Jump by skimDecker.
disciplinary action for some Red Bank high school grldders a a i
Center—Mlddlctnn.
only field goal on a drop kick. The ming over Matawan, 25-12.
Backs—D. Carver, Halllnaer, t e l i y .
that they will miss the Long Branch game Turkey aayf Wa
Tha emooth-running Butch HarXhafftr, Rrunll, Tlser, Lewie, Donato, longest touchdown run goes to Ted
also received a report that Chubby Oambacorto, star Hnemaa
Hall, who daahad to yards for a vey and Carlton Hamilton contribRote,
and hackfleld man, quit the team. Harmony certainly 1s lackklckolf return.
uted to tho victory. Hamilton reging there. We suspect It lacked before this happened.
Endi—Carroll, Doslfsr, SaxamntMr,
Valtl.
The longest pasa play, .which cov- istered two (list half touchdowns,
Shore Conference item—All you hare to da now is to aama MIL Eek«rt,
TacklM—MeDoKMll, SIMOSI, i*nti, ered 87 yards, waa executed by while Harvey was on the firing end
coaches. Two Conference mentors ara on their way out of tha grid
Hall and Jim Bnyder of tha Tlgtra. ef two passes that materialised Into
""•rtt-CousaU". Uftus, Cwllta,
coach bracket Can you name 'em?
Dn"r.
Hal Apgar, Rumaon, la credited a pair of touchdowns In the second
WaklMoraller, M rugged grldder of B.H.S., recently gradC
with tha longest scoring run after half.
uated from the Naval Interior Commaalottka Eleetrkiaa
Matawan scored flrst in the ena paas Interception, aa 80-yard hike,
School Command of the Great Lakes, I1L . . . John HeaaeL alaa
Howard.
Mtrer
Sckeel
TD..PAT. Pte. counter, but once the classy Ina member of the same squad, Is a studeat at 1'nlverslty of Pennaa •• a
T—
T
Prtnektnwn
diana started whooping up a war
T Hamilton, 1Tome
.... River
11
Si dancing machine the Huskies had
Ml
Ia T
1111
sylvania. ll>> transferred from Michigan . . . Llsk Wyekoff,
•Ud Bank Cithollt
d Bank
411
TD
K Cithollt
It) .... M l I 11—11 Minton, Ruaiava
classy Bulldog catcher who handled the hurlers when Rumson
TD: K.nn.dr It), Csprtenl, Retallna. B. Aflcelll. Aebury Park
42 no defense to halt the undefeated
won the Group I Central Jersey baseball Mile, aad Pete Shlppee
Carroll, H«lllni«r.
D. Traisa, Leonardo
41 aquad.
Point after TD. Wait It), HaUlaitr. Harvey, Terns River
S*
ara students at Duke university.
Offltlali—Abkatltllo, Celswl, Utl*. MeQuarrie, Matawan
TOMS RIVER
II
Coach Don Trotter, Rumson caga coach In 1948-49, visited Rumson wlei.
af
W. Johnson, Point Plsaeanl
r.ntln—Phillip., Ktyro, Rlsg.
recently from his Fort Dcvcns, Mass., post, The lanky mentor expects
at
Andanon, Freehold
Tacklci—Brltton, Tollman, AlthouM,
14 Ortweler,
to go overseas very shortly. Arch Shuw of the Leonardo coaching staff,
Mall, Atlantic Hishlands
,
aa
Aptar. Rumion
Guardu—Cngney, Ktiilnn. Bonnrnfeld.
now serving with the Army, heads for Japan Jan. 1st,
Carroll, Red Rank Catholic ....
(>«lm—Gnirllah, Bradley.
STANDINGS
la la»t week's column, we wrote that one of Tucker Hanson's
Wolf. Matawan
Racka—Hamilton, Harvry, Hoplon,
W L Cranmer,
14 Cranmcr, (Jtrretion, Rtnltio, Hlcki,
Toma River
miMt notable gridiron feats was racing 71 yards to heat Buck24
Tarns Blver ,
tthumoek, Keyport
nrll. C..IIHH word that Isn't true. According to "Honest George"
MATAWAN
24
Laonardo
Madtn, FrefhoW
.„;
(.III, who nays h« saw tha game, Tucker waa stopped by tha
14
Hampton, Freehold
„„.
Slide—Sullivan, Wolf.
FraehaM.
l«
famed CUrk Hlnklr nn the two-yard line after a 7*>yard run,
Roman, Keyport
f
ncklee—Duffle,
Farlello, Blanken.
It
VtnNoM, Freehold
hut he did go ovnr on the next play. If "Honest George" says
Guard!—Armour, I . aurnette, Gor1* man,
WlUlame, Long Branch
Mai saaa
Hushee,
»*• •*»• "•'" have to go along with him . . . Tarn Darby, Attoav
It
Luhlsehtr, Long Braach
_
Center—w. Bumette,
Bod Bank
Mr Highlands freshman, will be a developed grldder when ha
D'Aaalco, Long B/sneh ..........
Backs—Creen, Marvel, Matthews, Me•award, Had Bank
.
Keyport
hits his nfnlnr year. He already plays a rugged game at tackle
Ouirrlt,
Hcaly, Clifton, fruder, BerIt brl«k.
Thorntea, Ret Bank
Matawaa
for a hrglnnrr,
IS Tomi River
U Joknstn, Leonardo
a
a
;
§_JB
II
Monomer, Point Pleasant
Point
Pleasant
I S O
C—13
X. J, Koollmll OHIciitls, Trenton District, will hold th«lr annual ban.
a n n Matansn
Hewltion, Manairiuan
Atlantic Highlands
1
1 R l v a # Nov n
Tmirhdnwni—Hiimlllnn I, Cranmcr,
s s l«
TmlTord, Manainusn
l l •iip *""
*
- • ' • •»»'• Officials dins tonight
Lahewood
Msyaa, Freehold
I II IT Eayrci, Green, Wolf,
Otavtnlta—Matter <alMt»ent). . .
I 1 II
Vi
Hamilton Again
Paces Scholastic
Scoring Race
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht
Club Honors Harold L. Seaman
Indians Belt
Matawan, 25-12
iVrJi
a j e i
^ j ^ j j g i
Shore Conference
i.
the veteran member of the organisation.
Short talks were made by
Thomas Irving Brown, editor and
publisher ef The Register, who Is
president emeritus of the North
Shrewsbury Ics Boat and Yacht
.club. Also speaking were Stewart
Cook, president of the same organisation, and Mayor J. William
Jonts of Long Branch.
Russell K. Hagerman, a mem'
her of the club's board of trustees,
read the flrst mlnutst which were
written by Mr. 8eaman Feb. 37,
1901. He then gave a resume of
tha history of the club.
Robert Harris presented a cup
to Commodore Adamt In recognition of hla being the commodore
during the annivtrsary period.
Louis Mion and Arthur M. Meeker,
also trustees, cut a larga anniversary cake.
Commodore Adams recognised
several of tha living commodores.
The present officer a were also in'
troduced.
Manasquan Ties
Freehold, 7-7
MANASQUAN-Manasquan high
school, an underdog aquad which
was supposed to he snowed under
by the highly favored Freehold Colonials, turned the tide Saturday to
force the Freeholders to come from
behind In the final quarter to earn
a 7-7 ball game.
After the Colonials had their wining atreak anapped by the Indians
the freeholders lost their alp and
have not been the team It waa In
mid-season.
Bill Hewlston, ace Kg Blue back,
came up with the most thrilling
dash of the day when he scored
Manaaquan'a only marker on a 03yard Jaunt In tha flrst period.
Carl Andereon, rugged Freehold
fullback, plowed over for the visitors an a one-yard buck, which put
the Schanckmen back In the ball
game In the final stanxa. This was
one encounter that the extra point
proved te be a do-or-dle point, as
both clubs profltod by It to dead
lock the contest.
IBEtHOLt)
Kndi—Brodlc, Cook, Lykm. Haynn.
Tacklea—Reanu, Borodunovitch, Sack
nawita, Knelaler,
Ouarda—Dora, Oetcrmlllcr, Brcilln,
Pretty,
Canters—Randolph, Howard.
Bscki—Van Note, Hampton, Andcnon,
Hadin, R. Burke, Castronova, Maye«.
MANASQUAN
Indt—Metsuthlln, Tusentw, Keith
Ptiltnit.
Tackles—J. Burke, N.lion, Plkart.
Guards—Newman, Kennedy, Upton,
Center*—Mcilll, Blhlr.
Bucki Traordlt,
llcwltunn, Mym,
t.iKtin,
nn, Wenrlih,
Wcnrlch, Btointr
Stun«r, Shaw, Aubrey
iy Alfred
Uaatr
Kinstr,
Alirtd Kesaey.
Center—Bark.
„ Backs-Mall. Snvder. Letts, Kltrs,
Dohaon, Bray, Anthony.
Center—Tallinn
Becke—Minton, A n i r , Johanaeauae,
DeVito, Auaack. Demand.
KEYPORT
J«es—Alexander. Dietrich, Lawrtave,
Bliui. ralklnhuri." ' '
™'
Tackles— Baker. Lambcrteon.
Tacklea-Chadwlek, Mephtaota, VtaCenters—Collandra, Crumlch.
Center— pohlkc.
Dyne. Fleck.
y rd
ll<
111
rbkf
B a c k t - J , Mlrra, B. Mlrrt, RoblMM,
—S,
*
!n.
"'J'
*
*"»»•'•
Babe.
Kllllan, gchroeder.
tall, Brtwa, Hanson, Beyers, Schumaek.
Cantors—Frey, Delta.
•son -......_.„ t
•
T
a—1»
Backn—Pcaret, Jtknaen, Maaatr,
»P«rtt
i
•
a
t— I
Mtsseeaer, Law, Mtaaereil.
Touckdnwue—Minton,
Demon*
gchukdnwue
Paint Pltaiant
t 14 I t •—IT
Atlantic Hlshlandi
t a t 12—11
TDi Petrce, Johneoa I, Mtesetatr,
Kleva, Hull.
Points after teuchdown: Frlek t :
Johmon.
Official.—Holmes. Dohnynikl, Asple•ate, Paaicky.
S
Buc Yearlings
Rip Caseys, 25-6
Keyport Jayvees
Trounce Rumson
K E T P O R T — Keyport high
school's junior v a r s i t y aquad
avenged Rumson's win over the
Raider varsity Saturday by trouncCoach George Saffa's undefeated ing tha Bulldog Jayvees, 904), MonBue frethmtn grlddera completed day afternoon on the gridiron here.
an undefeated grid aeaaon Tuesday
winners acored seven points
afternoon by rapping Red Bank InThe
the aeeond period and then
Catholic's yearlings, JM.
struck with an offensive that netSparked by Arnie Hayes, who ted IS points In the final session.
racked up three touchdowns, the
Ball intercepted a Rumaon pass
Bankers tallied It points In tha In- and skipped to the Rumson oneitial period and seven each in the yard line to set the stage for the
third and flnal.
Initial score. After two plays moved
Frank Maloney, rugged plunging the pigskin up to the one-Inch spot,
Green and Oold back, accounted for Ball crowd up the opposition by
the Casey touchdown on a one- sweeping wide around right end
yard buck in the fourth chapter. for the score. He then executed
Hayes' flrst TD came on a (4-yard the
jaunt. Hla aeeond came on a tan- pointIdentical play for the extra
yard hike and then came a beauMlrro racked up the second sixtiful 91-yard dash.
pointer on a nine-yard p l u n g e
Red Beak CstksNt
Kndx-Klarnan, Ketler. Orlflen, Wea through the center of the Rumson
line. An attempted run around end
sal, Schlcr.
Tacklei—Akin, Doelser, Kerchtr.
failed for the extra point.
<iuanta—Breelin, Ceitair, Lavlgnt,
On a thrilling run which carried
Brandaer.
the ovat M yards. Ball hiked from
Centers—l.yoni, Parke,
Back*—Uddy. Muitlllo, Donley, Ma- the Keyport 3S to the Rumson six
loney, Clark, Mornn. Bamhrick,
where he was downed by the last
Red Bank
Bulldog player. Beyer, on the next
Ends—Irtvln, Patttn,
Tackle*—Toni Baeso, Trautmen,
play, passed to Dietrich for the fir,iir>artl»—Pete Kosachok, Amtartlli,
nal score. Beyer plunged through
Center—Dupret.
Barks—Hayei, Moore, Ftvata. llcklii. Rumson's line for tha conversion.
Red Rank Catholic
n a n »_ ,
Red Rank
H O T 4—21
TO: Hayea 3, Moore, Maloaey.
Point after TDi Dunret.
Guardsmen Set
For Cape Tourney
RMiastn i . V.
Jnd;—Batman. Chadwlek. McVsll.
Taeklee—Schilling, Nelson, Farley, ft
Guards—Smith, McQueen, Ptntelle.
Ctntar— Scholl. SaniomV
""•"••
•aekj—Aumack, O. Terry, D. Wheel,
ar. D Flow. Clambror,,, Rutild.e, R.
Wheeler, John.on, Martin.
*
Ksriwrt t. V.
ftida—ft Dlttrleh, Fritter*.
Tacklei—O. Schram, WeRtard, Terry.
flvardt—Letwanakleke. Rohllng, Truix.
Center— E. Schram .Clayton.
Ba«ks—Bayar, Ball, Mlrro, Stranltro,
Mullanty, Emmoni.
Ktyport
a T n 13—Sf»
Rumson
t i n
n
s
TD: Mlrro. Ball. Dietrich. Point, after
touchdown—Bill, Beyer. Ofllclala—Abbs,
tlcllo, lamnello, McOulnntM.
The Red Bank NatlonsrOuardsmen have been conducting stiff
practice sessions the past ftw
weeks preparing for their first opponents In a cage tournament to
determine the New Jersey National
Guard haakctball championship,
Managsr Howard Orlmm of Rumson will pit his courtmen against
Lawrencevllle, Princeton and Bur- ger Pvt. Thomas D'Agoatlno, Red
lington units of the Guard, as will Bank; Sgt. John Rlley, Asbury
aa Long Branch's 186 Transporta- Park, and Pvt. William Walker,
tion Truek battalion,
Rumson.
Members of tht looal quintet InAlong with tournament games,
oiude Sgt. William Kelly, Sgt. Wil- the local flva la seeking games with
bur Bishop, and Sgt. Roland Voor- other local teams. Interested manhces, Leonardo; Sgt. JftrnM Stalfa, agtrn are reqiie/itad to contact
But. Bobby James and Cpl, Louis Manager Howard Grtmm, 29 SecMebua, Keyport; Pvt. Alts HBMIB- ond at, RumsoB, •'**••
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thrOMfh the week-etU raeae aa4 In"It Is wltkia tkt captaia'e tvtharltjr ta remove any player perana- ereaot hia lead te SI palate over
aantly freai kit toeaa, iffeala aMe ta fiiraiea feed. aa4 surlkieat retsoa Brub Haaee, akipper of Chatwe.
•rewa's total polatt laertattl te
to tha leajrue'i beer* of «reetore.
M! with Maoca hoMlac eeeead
place with- lit.
• ! Ma tattoo
rears la Ik* payaawat at
la the Sret race, Bee Hive cat
eut in front tt the ftartar't f/ua
sad stares there all the war arauad
the ceurat. Heary Pept, pllotlac
root Loose, waa aoeoM, with Bah
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Hawie, (a Joker, third, aa< Uttle
•vMrfc ha It a
Mape, tallool hp Charlie Allaire,
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Mickey KMfiwfV, N». 12, Raaj lank Catholic'* (lathy back,
verbal or written ttteeafttate. Wk«r« sioauttt ariia heetute of ua- Luck wot with the Itaolaf pllet
avola'asle raii(nati«a af ear attajber, 4tcisioa.t aity be rendered by the ia the secea4) whoa Howie had a It ikawn croitino; H M fool lino with »*• af rho two toychajawnt
I l»lla\ ltS-iarh srheslbati, •!< foot plrkun
baard «f tUrectora af tha Mtfua, If aa aoo>aadea7'
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but r<nin444 la the wreftf Mreetloa
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and IA9U awias imlud* 115.127 and l.'U-inrh wheeltiU w u SlHualiSaS. Prawa took fontivo aloy wot an* of tha kif (octori in tha Cuoyt' firtt
r taaa tats oast a) h) k*>
IMSM, 6 h , a end »-ft. bodies, tiVW's to 8,fV)0 Iba.
evtr tha lead to wia with aaee. win of tha ytar.
Poae took 010104 aa* Plek Davis,
at tha tiller of tke Baathat*, aaithtt] thlr4.
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HAMILTON It's getting to be a
error will ba laiaMdlataly aBaarcat ana c»» be corrected without arru- Loose wat etcond with Chance
ar« t w » Bimple reaaoiu why you
habit with Ueonaida lilgh school.
ment. In all cuaa, perfect hoaeety and fairnen will prevent argument! third.
Coach
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—
Willie
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school, took Leonardo Into recorded the holiest g»nw Sunday
that it engineered throughout to do more
Turkey Bowl regatta slated for the III
camp, »-«. on the gridiron hero.
afternoon on tho Hcaron Hill golf
work for leas money.
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river. Bntry blaaka have
avtlaakte, la wMeft eaaa ao thai awMf* Me rapt*** aa eaaet aa
cuuixu
when
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in sight when time ; <n out, tage of the mild week-end weather,
IS or o» tklpatra who will compel victory
has the traditional atamina that has kept
Jon Spicrr piea.sed Cannavo all
af tho aowton la the awHer el roMaf la a
far the title won ojr Mike raftn ending the tilt.
p
Hamilton ltd the content for the way when he carded a 3K-3S- -76
Internationals flrst in heavy-duty truck
of Maatoloklav latt year.
three quarters with the aid of a
May we a.u«a tha rule keok onee again? "It ii alas under§ta»d
aalea for 19 straight years.
Five raeei will he aalM, two in safety in the initial stanza, but thf to trail hy only one rtrnhe, Freddy
that the bowler hlmaelf mutt aaeertain peraonally from hit county aeeoMerrimsn had the third heet card,
eiatlon or the Amtriean Bowllag Cengreii whether or n«t tha league tho atoralat t M three la tha at- Liont scored Urct in the final ses- S«-3»—77.
You get these ail-truck savings right
sion to take a 0-2 advantage. It
•r tourntment hat baaa acnetlancd. The eicute th*t the hawler w u la toraoea,
Herbert Rerghof copped low net
Ignorance af the faet that tha league a* taurnament had not baaa teatPta. wat short-lived, however, the home honors, registering gl-lB—4M with
team striking back with a TD. Norm Scott second, earding 71-10—
tlonH will nat « • aeeeated. Ne arlatt ahall be awarded ta bswlera
Ill
who dlaeentla.ua bewliag In • •aitettoaea' league bectuaa they are alaa
The home team's safety came •I. Mrs. David T. Jones turned in
III
bowling, ar are found ta ba bawling, la aa untanetloaad league; nat
thnut when Bill Worth, HamlHrm the beat ladles' low net score, with
114
ahall Pflwt ba awarded ta a bowter whs, while competing I* a rtgulaf
center, hrokn through tht Lion line
l»«
atactloned taurnaaMM, la nevertkeiaM later found ta htve been, or ta
, : : to block Tony Htavola'a punt that a 13047-13.
100 rebounded out of the end lone (or
Rut Crouse and Roy Truswell
ba, « member af a team bowling la an unianctlonea league, auch
Ul
won In the kicker's tournament
howler automatically dlaf aaHtea Manelf from ill tanctloned league and
110.1 a safety.
staged
hy popular Pro Andy 81tournament competition and hie chart In any and all Brian of aay
Leonardos
touchdown
drive
14J
character." What til tale addt «a te It that the bowler le reepeaelMa
It*
started In the late sta(ct of thekora. Crouse fired *S-9—7* for first
III
for tha conduct and Integrity ef thlt game of ttn plm while the eaataln
third quarter after taking pos>e«- prlM victory, while Truswell's 101III
and league ofllcera are ratpoaalbla for tha tame thing In to far at the ftSMUlt
111 •ion on the 50-yard stripe. Bill 82—79 waa good for second.
Get l e e
league It concerned.
Crash Bemre
III
Florence sparked the offensive) that
Sikora aWo announced he and
lea Watts
Araeld Ickvtrti
IT
taw three first downs marked up Beacon Hill members Ed Savidge,
Wo roeelvod wara froa Dot Clark, teeretary af the Baadlt
lullll.
*•»« tall
an.I
at
he
reeled
off
runt
of
13,
nine,
(ar ie*
Karsa Uadaly
Ml*e4 leta, loot weak bat H arrtvea tea lata far laat woah'a
T2
Norm Scott und Mcrriman would
feten's Vt>
•ltd IS yards to halt thn pigskin 4>1ay in the pro-amateur tourney
caUau. fcettaaM Va ara three ItagHH a«t la float wHk a
Mor.Qlu*
44
en
the
Hamilton
two.
After
Sonny
three-way tenaihlo for aaoaaa aataag Gee Be*'*. O»aan»e4«rt
set for tomorrow »t the Crestmont
llokit
44
Vaughtn gained two feet, Danny Country
Mliery
IS
aad Baeheta. Tka Yaaagatert fakew with another gaaw at«>
club, WeJt Orange.
Trena bulled through the HamilMai (ire
II
clfc Laaklag back aaetker three gaaaaa ta I waa ana I I laet
Mlrfie Maeponald
Dlf M«
10 ton line standing up. Florence's
are the reaaata. t M for Mw cater ara CryttaJa aad High
17
SkM 'Sm
• i i i wiaoir
11 placement attempt missed its mark.
Ughta at T aad 11 The MgkNgkta af the league are artoally
Melts? tntit
i
>.
Oraako
Hamilton struck bark Just aa
tka Ooo Oee'a Mgk (krto gaaw tatal of 1MI aaa the Draaawtan,
nMkiV.f'. Bek«
«|| Uu
4
waa wore la feUk gear tke abjkt obey reaea high ta«m gaate ef
Half Plot
Diker
« fait at the Lions scored. The home
team took the ensuing klckoff on
Ordsr tt riaha
Dot Bhlbla teem* to htve everything her awn way among the wom- Pint rate—P.. Braw*. H. POM. R-Itt ST. Ten plays later, Hamilton
scored
alter Jim Porter did most
en with high game, eerlee and average of 171, 480 ami 1S6.S. Ann No- Mowtt. C. Allaire. M. Mllttakeresr, ' .
A. gckarartt, ». Oavle, W. of the heavy lugging, one run riplan la a clot* teeoad, however, wHh 113. Hard on her heelt comet a IIS fkkwtaklr,
•orncr.
L.
Wertkley.
D.
Mukktrd,
Dan
by tha able tecretary, and 1M by Maria Newman. The men are in the Entllik, I . (jaafktakusk, i . Ptrrlae, P. ping off 45 yards. The tcoring
aama boat with Jim QuMltmt being high ecron the botrd with a 2S1 •atrtra. P.. Uadiltr, aad A. Wcktrdaen. play wat a spread maneuver which
game, a Ml tet and a 1M avanga. Ralph Acerra it up and coming In Second race—K. Pr»«n, I. Nosls, H. made Center Worth eligible aa t
place potition with Ut while George Seott'e Ml i> good for thow Pese, I. Davit, ft, Qetckeakiuk, H. receiver, when he hauled in the
MIHienktrttr. P. Mukkard. P. Perrinr. winning TD past.
money. Thete wert the retultt up to tha and of October to the que*. A.
C. •ek»ent*r. G. AUaln,
tlon it, how will th«y alt oUad at tha end of November? We thtll tee, A. aiekardioa,
Tht Lions fought tack, taking
Mivarts. Dan Cntllak, W. Beraer.
we thall aee.
R. Bomra, L. Werlhler, A. Cent, and tht klckoff on their own SS to
K.
Uadeler.
march
63 yards in eight playa,
Tka Seaita Mart toagat, roMag TkMraiay nlghta at BM
Tklrd raee-R, Breva, V. Pop*. « winding up on the two-yard line.
Bank •onaaUoa have a* lateraottag eetiip that tcaoa la level
Vaughan fired five successful pasMUtankerttr, - ' '
the taama aat ivory aaee ta a while. They aperato aaaer the
tes In "ilcefMlon In the rally, DeRlehartaM,
task. ft. r
Salvo ekiitcd left end, but was
U Wertkiey, i..
„ _. - „ — , . „ halted jutt short of the goal line
P. Boosts, W, Beraer, aad Bon Eni-when the whistle blew.
IliK,
Tht Lions made four defensive
stands In the first half, taking pos*
session
on their one, 12, one and
holet ta tha taat af Ikreo to awo to tab* over a four-game lead
It-yard stripe-.
at t t won aai • laat
Lamard*
Tha Plttoni mutt have lott oema of their compreitien that night at
Ends—MeNamara, Icklof,
Stamltk,
they could only win oae from the Hot Chlpe aad to could do no better
than tia the Poodleri for teeoad place. The big ehanee of the night ocABBURT PARK — Coach Army Harms
Tacklet—Best. Kmmpf, Elgrim.
curred when tha Bwont and tht Otrbyt met faet to face all even at Ippollto't clttty Long Branch grid
Guarda—A. Treua. Carusu, Martsca.
11 and I t Tka Haront knocked tha Derby* Into a cocked hat with a squad continued to atay in tha un- Center!—Stavola, Korwaikl, Emmom.
Batki—Cnlllni. Johnion, Sehultheii.
clean eweta aad alto knocked them down to the 13th tlot from their beaten rank* Saturday afternoon
Trexzn, Vailllhan, Florence, DeSalvo,
ninth potrUaa at tha beginning of the evening. At the tame time it when tht Green Wave dumped Its D.
Boiaerfflan, Forman, Oonahue.
moved tha IttroM Into ttvtnth plaee. Alt the re»t of the matches were toughest rival, Atbury Park high
Hmiltea
odd *ame wist. Ptrhapt tha happlaet gang there wtra the Sad flackt. school, t o , en the gridiron here.
Endft—llyauv, VAmnyak, Jorhiri,
Taiklea—Meilvc. Pattertnn, Ska,
Out of 24 garnet they had only managed two wini but b i t Thursday
It wat tht tld meeting of the Quardt—-Ivans. Conover, Wooliey, De.
night they taafued tha Snafu'e for two garnet to give them four wins for
the ataaon. They ar* atlll In the cellar but thii may be jutt the ahot in achool* and the Branehera scored Irnnrio
Newell.
their flrst triumph ever the Blah- Center*—Worth.
the arm they htve needed. We hop* to, anyway.
ll«ck»—Vnn I'rlt. n»iri>fm,l. Muka, J.
ope sine* IMS. Tht atrltt BOW Porter, Trout. Morrtale, MeGee, E. PorTke B-kVe Mg reaeeo for botag aa top It their atar bowler,
stands t t II wins for Atbury tar.
«—I
Leonardo
0
Kuee Maataa, who la laagae average leader wttk la* John
against tta victories for Long Hamilton
7—»
Shaaika of tke fieloat la tke driving rod for this team with
Branch, There are three ties on the Touchdowns— Leonardos2 M.
lit, wkleh It tke aaaea caaat tbat tke kVB'a "Sklppy" Coeyman
record books.
Hamilton; Worth.
••art*. Dick Lotto of the •aroa* aad Larry iackwn. Hat Chlpt,
Coach Ippollto's record now dl«- Polnti after touekdown—J. Porter
botk have i n aa Ed AdaaMkl. Hot Chip*, and lh« Sperte* Nlek
playa flvt triumphs and two knot- (plunge.)
Safetr— Slavola
(kick
klneltd hy
Do Mate thew IN. Ta raaai eat tke top' ten we have Bill
ted ba|l gamei.
Worth and houneed hack ef and aonc.l
Kreaia, Doneea WIM, and "Saaay" Joae*. B-B't, i t las and the
The w l n n l n , * touchdown was Offlclali—Boylr, Murphy, Tlndall,
Bnadtt'e John Beawaaettl at IM.
marked up In the third chapter . W M N ^ S I N U S M E N S L E A C O E
The B-B'i have a vtry good raaton for being on top at they have when Left Halfback Howard Wilthe two high turn terle* with 2,*1» and 3,853 and the high game of 930. liams climaxed a M-yard drive by
1»
The Banna' M4 I* tb* only other 100 game In the league. The individ- duhing SI yard* around left end Bhervood'a
Dacbn.
.„
11
ual honor* go to that 110 m*n, Munton, for his tet of *»; John flhamka far the ata-perater. At Mllta' place- Bal'a
Globe Motora
U
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of the Pljtom, 8M: the Barons' Dick Lettt, 307, and the Hot Chips' Lar- ment ww blocked by Fred Apleelli Aumack'a Hot Water
ProRressivu Life
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ry Jackson, 23S. The proud posteuort of flrat place are Munion, Coey- of the home team.
Sal't Tavern
— IS
man. Jones, Muggrsy Bennett, Harold Crawford and Tony Valenti. In
14
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looking over the standing theet we find three of the B-B's In the flrat scoring opportunities during the Uo'« Shell
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ten average men while the Pletons have one, a* do the Baroni, Sports, contest, but they failed to ffet them Orllll Construction
m
Deucei Wild and the Bandits. The Hot Chip* are the only ones giving across. On the Una! play of thtCrate'.
Daniel's
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the B-B's a tight with two. The second place Poodlcrs must have a very lint half. Ai Mlllt went IS yard* Alvlno'a
11
even team aa they did not place any In the first ten yet they are nght- to Atbury Park's nine-yard stripe, Aii-poi-t Inn
11
Nat'« JeweliTi
»
Ing for that lead. All in all then boyt tre doing a wonderful job.
*
but the period ended before another Bulrd-Davlion
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End.—Coaklla, A. DtAntOI., alosiim.
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Gutrdt—0. Wllaea, Xrela, U » y
Grande,
Ctattr—P. Aplctlll.
RMka—Carner, S. Aplcalll, M«y«ri,
Blttmrr, DI'Mnio, M. DcAnstlli, A m t i .
L*at Branch
Endi—D'Anlts, Attatdl.
Tacklea—ftaab, MeOartkr, Cmpar,
Valencia.
riuardi—MUMO, La'ln, Nettii.
Center—Jnhnion.
Baefca-Brltton. Mill., l.ubl.rhai. Willlama. Callsnn, Marlatlll, Osvli, Dsllara,
Mefilannon, IUm«,
Lons- Braneh
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K Munaon, 1SO| J, SbamEa, 17H M.
Coayman, 17ai D. Letts, H 9 ( L. JackLong Branch at
'•"• I M i » Adamikl, I K i K, Dallaae,
U l l B, Krenta, 1»5; C. lontn, U 5 | J,
Sataraay
Bomanilattl. 164.
Red Bank Catholic at Lakewood
Taam lillh a camei, U-R'n, l . l l l i
Leonardo
at
AtlanNe HlghUnds
Team hl«h name. B-H'O, mini Imllvldua!
freehold at Point Fleiuant
hlsh ,1 tarnpK, R. Munnoii, « 2 5 ; Individual s l i h t a n a , D, Letts, IS?,
Perth Asmaoy at Aoaary fata
Grid Schedule
Pat Illcr! 200, C. Bruno 202, T. Walker
101, M. Colico 10*. B . P l o t * 11«, H.
Canonlco 122.
Hlnh urnmi, Forbr., 2 1 1 ; tilth aeries.
Forbes, s i t : hlth team s a n e . Airport
Inn. l.OOH: alsh team aeriea, Bal'a Bsrbers, 2.T49.
Oceanport 11 Meets
Yellow Jackets Sunday
Let them penetrate and hold for you on tkih, tlkk
me) mow. Let their great Nylon Life-tubes brMgo and
prevent ttio Mowout poMivllity I
This is fall and winter driving safety beyond oil pro*
vtout stondords—-your ono tiro onsi tuoo rnvostmont
for oil soosons/ oil weothor, oN reoiSa
O C E A N P O R T - Monmouth
County's semi-pro grldders will
meet on the gridiron Sunday afternoon when the Shore Yellow Jackets oppOHo the Oceanport A. C.
f
Tht Oceanport team will be gunning for ltt Jlrat triumph, while on
tha other hand they'll alto be seeking to knock off . the undefeated Bsraaond Parahar M t Brsadway, Leaf Braack, N. J.
Jackets. Tho Jackets outpointed the Sweeaer Sulca 131 Brudway, U n f Braaaa, N. J .
Eagle* In the last start while the
Oceanport club was absorbing a 33- McPaddin Motera M l Broadway Leaf Branck, N. J.
latrman PonlUc Co. South St. * Stale Hlshway
0 trimming from Cranford.
UNITED 5TATIS RUBIIII COMPANY
No. 4, Freehold, N, J,
Prehistoric Indians left n plln nf
oyster shells In Maine estimated to
co&Ulft •,000,000 butatla ol thill*.
QUICK and EASY
TO OWN!
M M V flrecsw ^ eosy evnioff*
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•nets ONI y«vr « M Mrts •tiaJ
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Ash far U. I . Royol Moittfi mni
IHo-twbot on tho neat cor yew buy.
Pilt iBSrn sa y stif SfBisiit isf toaaryt
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DaRMear Butts I t s Msameuta St., Ria< Bank, N. J .
Rasasa Broa.
Hewlaaa1 l i r a
•tratih Msiara
a Maple Ava., Ra4 Bank. N. J.
3»« Broad I I . , Bad Bank, N. J.
Slats Hl|hwa» M . Karsvrl, N. i.
Mount-Entllta
00 Monmoula S t , Rtd Bank, N. J.
W.ll.r Cktvrolft 19S F l n l Av.., A l . Hliklaiula, N. J.
MtKlm-Urion
10 Mtchanlc <ll., Bad BJanM, N, J.
Wtrner'i Stuirebnlitr St.li Ml'way 31, Btllard, N. J.
C U S T O M T I K E CO. Monmouth County Distributor, 1200 Main St., Ir.dlty Beach, N. J.
Jayvees
Blast Biles, 21-7
SURF, FIELD AND STREAM
Tiadf N*«M OB TB*I CMS* OMIBBBW
BVSTBV VAVVUET
hung up ea a rack at Angele'* eerviee atatioa aa Shrewsbury a**.,
due to warm weatker H waa
Ageaneti***- but
decided to got them tato cold at**I H 4 ia Ike «ev
age
aa
tuickly aa peaeiki*.
clyclepedie Brltaaic* a* • "*Uloid bird,related
t* the pelican,
whoe* 4i*t een- la a previoue laaue wa measist* of • i h." tieaed a number of bask* aa tke
Our deJInitiMi great autaaara waiek akould pre•f • gaaaet I*. vide apleadid winter reading, ratWhen he arrive* lowing are a few more ta add to
off our c o a i t , tke Hat ay ca«rtajy of tke Bait Way o u c a n b a t ter Bpartaajaaa.
your bottom dolBtcw VeaVliet the Bat-toss ar* "Bait Water Fiabtrmaa* iavorite
Met far behiad. The two uafailiag Four' by O. H. P. Redman. Btriped
eiga* which kcrald the arrival et btaa, ekanael kaaa, weelafiek and
t h i a mueh-sought-sfter g s m c y bluefisk are include* la tble kaok.
scrapper are the arrival of the gtn- A kelp to kegiaaer and veteran
•et u t the sand «U>. Both ef alike. Published by Morrow * Co.,
New Tork.
which are now here.
"•alt Water flaking* by Van
Wkile trolling lor *triper* la*t dampen
Heilaar. Oaa af tke ataadBsturdsy (no hita, no ruin, no errors), we taw a number cf theM ard* in tke aalt water laid. Pu*>
fast lying, slender wiag bird* div- liaked by Alfred A. Knopf, lac,
inf inta the ocean Iron great New York.
heighte. The force by which they "Bait Water flaking Tackle" by
kit th* surface of the water should Harlaa Major. Contain* mlaut* dekeve bunt them wide open. Our tail* concerning equipment. A
I ia they were feeling on thin atandard reference work for tech.la »>
eyed or tinker mackerel, which nical Information. Published by
ble
Invariably precede the run of their Punk * Wagaall* Co., New Tark.
big krothera, the "BoatoM."
"Bait Water Ply PUblag" by Jae
In checking over our notea of Brook*. Devoted entirely ta Marine
previous yeara we find that Nov. », •port witk tk* lyrad and Mia a
1MB, the n a i h King out of John- gap In angling literature. Published
•y'a landing, Highland*, put In by Q. r. Putnam'* Ban*, New
witk a catch of It to 20 t« a man. Tork.
Nov. II, 1MT, the Paramount teet "Bait Water Spartsman'a Handy
•Ut of Brielle aent out carda notiby Henry Lyman. On* ef tke
fying tkelr customera that catche* moit popular on th* angling book
up to SO to a man were being made. akelf. Provide* fundamental fact*
Nov. 20, 1*47, boati out of Bettor*, at a reasonable price. PuMUhed by
Atlantic Highlanda, Highland* and •alt Water Bportaman, Iae, Beaton,
Bea Bright hit into good catckea of
BesUns, which were located about "Salt Water Sportsman* Secret*"
•va minute*' run aoutheaat of Am- by Henry Ifmaa. Continue* where
trot* Lightship. Capt. Johnson of the handy book left e*T. Published
Bea Bright brought In aver 2,000 by the Salt Water SporUaua, Inc.,
pounds.
Boston, Mas*
In INI the aeaaon got under way "Small Boat Navigation" by Lieut.
during the first week In November. Comdr. F. W. Starling. Navigation
On Nov. 10, IMt, they gnt Into their for (he average Ashing beat owner
•tride, with boata strung out for la d**eribed clearly and (Imply.
SO mile* along the Jeracy coaat, Weather, miey ayttems, rule* ef th*
starting at "cot land LighUMp
and reed, tidal eurrtnt* ant (evading*
•standing all the way to1 Bridle ere all described in language for
Se *hla« up your giga, fellow*.
the layman. Published by Macmlllian Co., Nsw Toik city.
afaVoa^kikHBkA
sstSBsal
BBBVfs^BtM
"Spinning Far American Oam*
About all that th* atrlped b*ai Pith"
by Joseph D. Sat**, Jr., an*
trollus—and there were plenty of of America'a
aplanlng autheriU**.
them out there trying-had to chaw Published by Little,
frown * Co,
for th* weak-end of drilling up and
dawa the coaat wa* gag bill*. A*
far u tha fl*h were concerned It "Spinning lUtls aad Tackle" ky
WM a total lop. Out of th* 40 or Oeerg* V. Themnwa. AB Mtal warn
•0 boata by day, and otkera by for the angler who le laUreMed in
night, we doubt there were a total Uklng up thl* typ* af flshlng. Pubof Ua baa* boated. Wa aaw ona llshed by Olivar Durrdl, NewTorh.
taken by Joe Hall of Jaraey City "Striped Base" by O. H. P., Redwhile toning aboard tha four of man. A reference work en the Mi,
Ua, Capt Johnny BIMO, out of tackle and method* ueed. Publiahed
Johnny* landing, Highland*. It by A. 8. Barn** A Co., New Tark.
tinned tha acalea at IT pound*.
"Str**m*r Hy risking* by Joesph
W* art glad Capt. Johnny ended D. Bat**, Jr. It I* an emcellent book
for
the man who utt* light Uckl*
th* aeaaon with a good nth, becauae wa understand hla boat ha* en same A*h varleUea. Pabllthed
by C. Van Neatrtnd Co, Mew Torh.
gone Into winter atorage.
Although the big migration at "Surf Fishing" ky Vlad Evanaff.
•trlpera ha* headed aouth, th*r* la Method* *f Uklag San from tht
•till plenty of time for aome good aurf, proper taekle and place* to
fishing right up to the end of the look for •tripera. blue*. weakSth
aeaton, which cornea to a cloae and channel bam ar* ieeerined.
Nov. W. Nov. 21 of last year there PuMithed by A. & Sarnes • Ca,
waa a heavy concentration of big N*w Terk.
baa* located off Monmouth Beach
or, law
At long last it can new be told,
ao that you and your* will know the
long-guarded aecret of how th*
"Supermen" ef Shark river, who
ara able to day their etrlptd baa*
while the reat of ua have to stand
by and watch them.
It haa been a atate'a aecret for a
long time, but at last our undercover aganU hav* been able to uncover th* faeta and ara abl* to
•upply u* with th* detail*.
It ha* been a* tlosely guarded
a* the formula of th* "A" bomb,
and hat taken lot* ef money (gat)
and time to And eut bow it I* done.
Bo take heart, you mare mortala
don't haul out your boats until you
hav* given the "secret" a try,
Luafcer* Ara
Th* ink had hardly dried on the
paragraph headed "Gaaolln* and
•trlpera" wh*n our phon* rang.
"It*w, thia I* one ef your agent*
calling. I have eom* good new* for
you. Tell all your friend* thera la
a n*w run of big atriptra which ara
located at th* Monmouth Beach
area. Tell them that laat Monday
white trolling alon* In my boat I
hooked into a lunker that would
go ever U pound*, but in trying to
handle th* boat, two rod*, play th*
flab and try to gaff him ha broke
th* line. It nearly broke my heart,
too, and if a fisherman could weep
that waa the time.
"Tell them that I hav* at last
found out how it la the Shark river
clan get their flan. Tell them why
they are able to hang up score*
while the reat of ua spend our
money for ga*.
"Tell them that I drew up along
aide of the Quail when they were
playing a big Ash and watehed
them land him. Tell them thai
they were ualng about 10 feet o
what appeared to be nylon gut leader, and when they got tha fish
within 10 feet of the boat it was
hauled in, hand over hand, until
aom* one sinks a gaff into him.
Tell them It looked a* though they
were ualng about a three-ounce
weight ahead of tht leader. Also
tall them that th* lure wa* closely
guarded when they landed the Ash
but that I got a fleeting glance ai
It, and It lookeed like a 'Drone No,
4 Spoon.' Tell them the Ash
hooked and lost fell for a 'Tony
Accetta Pet It Spoon' Tell them
I trolled parallel to two of their
boat* In order to check tha apeed,
and I found they were turning over
between too and M0 revolution*.
Secret Agent No. 10 signing off."
Nine Deer FrWlaaliie Weed*
In a previous column we mentioned that a group of local deer
hunter* hud left for their annual
hunting trip Into the Maine woods.
They have now returned with a bag
of nine deer.
According to one of th* member*
they ran Into several daya of very
poor hunting weather, due to tha
heavy ulna. Dili' lo thin fact the
kill fiilli'ii In i'umo up lo that of
|it oviotia yMM.
LEONARDO-Scoring la every
period but the third, Leonardos
jayvee* trounced Red Bank high
school's junior varsity, 20-7, Tueadey afternoon on the Lion*' gridirea ia th* final encounter for the
•ubstitutee.
Leoaerd* *tru( k with touchdown*
ia th* Brat, second snd fins! ejuartera, while the Red Bankers went
right up to the nnal period before
Bdding psy dirt.
Dick Hemhau*er lipped a pass to
Bob Anderson from the 11-yard line
er the initial pass, with Peter
Ocnerelli missing the conversion attempt,
Leonardo took a 114 Irad at halftime after HeaalMuser climaaed aa
aerial attack by aweepin* around
left end for the tally. This time
Oenerelli split the sticks for the
point.
Coach Vince Paladino'a griddera
tallied their lone TD in the final
when Jim Richardson picked up a
blocked Lion punt and hiked ten
yard* ta cross the double marker*.
Bill Dott* passed to End Tom Jacobs for the extra point.
Th* home team *dded the final
TD on a apectacular 55-yard run by
Sal DeSalvo. Ckm-rclU generated
the extra point with his aecond perfect boot between the uprights.
•ED BANK
End,—Jacob*. RichardKon.
Tacklei—Danl<l«. tUntrlia.
Guard!—Anton, Hi, Wright.
Center—Bennett.
Backs—Lewis, Schloesserc Behacfer,
•sward, r»tti.
LEONARDO
Bn««—Anderson, Htrmi, Srhn«tl«r,
Tarkle*—Elgrim, f'hetk.
Ouards—tfnydfr, Marfiua.
Outer—Tiltjf r.
Hack»—Gcnrrelli, HVmhauser, DeSalvo,
'olicaifro.
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Touchdowns—Anderion,
Mcnhauflfr
JaSalvo. Richardson. Point! aft'r touch.,
tfowni—43ener»lli 2, Jacobs,
St. Louifi Browns
Seek Joe Giovia
HIQHLAND8 — Joe Olovia. son
ef Mr. and Mrs. Peter tllovla, lad
Bay av*., former basketball and
baseball star at Atlantic Highlanda
high school, ii reported sought by
th* It. Leuia Brown* of the American league.
John L. Dedirlek, Bronx, X. T,
aceut In thia area for the Brawn*,
contacted young Olovia ta aak If
he will be interested in joining the
Brown* at the completion of hi*
e*l!eg* education.
Olovia, a southpaw chucker, I* *
•ephemera et Marietta college, O.
The portilder hurled for Atlantic
Highland* high and the Highlands
A. A. He also was on the pitching
eta*/ ef Monmouth Junior college
b
f
before
going to Marietta.
All Unarms, thoae for use, a* well
a* thoa* kept aa collector'* Items;
•hould be stored under lock and key
together with ammunition, Store
gun* unloaded and out of reach ef
children. Mora than MM children
are killed annually by firearm accidents.
^
Pupil* of ta* artk grade ceav
ducted a seep sad msgaai** drive
ia their classroom, coatrlbutioa*
geiag to the Red Cross fer distribution to the children's ward* ia
variou* hospitals. Tbis clasa alee
made potter* for th* Cemmuaity
club, announcing tk* Hallowcea
party.
Junior Red Cress caairmea are
Lawrence Aahia, Mra. Weteett'e
primary I; Jaccjucliae VaaBruat,
Mrs. Simpson's primary I; Joan
Hagen, Mist Moor*'* priaury II;
Constance Lewis, Mrs. Howard'*
primary II; Varian Ayers, Mia*
Smith* primary III; Jamee finley, Miss Worthless primary III;
Lea Cabce* and June Tadiee, Mr*.
Conover'a intermediate I; Marjorie
Ryser, Jerry Beer aad Cathy Bowman, Mr*. Miller'* iatermediat* I;
Lucille Rubia, iatermediate II;
Beverly Browne, iatermediate HI;
Virginia Tyack, Junior I, aad Ruth
Taylor, Junior II. Activities ef the
Junior Red Cross, aa organisation
for service to other*, will be filling
ISt overseas boxea by Thanksgiving day and makitg favors, trsy
mats snd napkin holders for hospitals, homes and prevcatorium*.
There were *t Halleweea favor*
made by Mi(* Smith'* primary Iff
group. For Thaakagiving, Junior
t will make favors and Miss Meere'a
primary II will make napkin holders. Mrs. Conover's intermediate
group will make Christmas favor*.
Lincoln's birthday project will be
handled by Mrs. Miller's Intermediate I. Washington's birthday
will be by intermediate It and Miss
Moore's primary tt. Bt. Patrick's
day will be by Mr*. Wslcett'a primary I. Easter will be Mra. Howard's primary It and pre-primary.
Memorial day will be by Mrs
Simpson's primary I. Intermediate
It has collected and sent te Monmouth chapter, Red Cross, mage'
tinea, comics and a basket of aoap.
Scrapboolu for overseas shipment
are being made by Junior II. A
Junior Red Cross display Is at
Straus department stors, Red Bank.
Included in it la a acrapboeh
by last year's Junior It.
The United Evangeliatie mission
of Embury M»thmH*t church, which
was held laat week, waa successful. Rev. John N. White et Reranton, Pa., waa the preacher. Evan<
gellstic visitors were Mr. and Mra.
H. H. Doan, Mr. and Mr*. William
T. Sawyer, Mr. and Mn. Noel Nlt<
son, Mr. nnd Mr*. William A*men,
Mr. and Mra. K. M. Jacobl, Mia*
Marie Wilby, Mr*. Hattie Moris,
Lewi* R. Lowry, James Taylor, Clifford Keihl, Mr*. Ted Deen, Mica
Winona Dtrrah, Mr. and Mrt. J
E. Welle and Mr*. Rlehard Clapp.
Member* of the Every Member
eanvaia of Embury Methodist
church will mett Saturday, Nov. M,
for a covered] dish supper In the
church hall.
Harvest home service will he held
Sunday at Embury Methodist
church. Rev, James W. Marshall
ia aching residents ta bring groceries, homo-canned Item*, fruit*,
potatoes and similar Item* to the
church Saturday evening ao that
they can be attractively arranged.
The food I* given to the Home for
g
The Missionary Study groupp of
Embury Methodist church, whleh
lh
Is led by Mrt. Alice Thorn*, mrt
W tk?.ve«*Cr's3**i
"Sag football" team, traveled] to
Marlboro Tuesday. They were
transported tasre by Mr*. Chester
Theodore D
*py. Mrs.
"
Mr*. Robert Burneide aad Coach
John Natal*.
Repnaeatiag the local cub pack
at the Pew Wow Saturday freaa
1:M to • p. a*, at the Waaaaaassa
*ea**i will be Mr*. Adele Matthews,
Mra. R. DiNaptas, Mra. Arthur
Lecueata. Mr*. Louie* Broaden,
Mr*. Neil Smith, Mra. William
Mark*. Mrs. Emeu McAvey end
Mr*. Marshall T Thempeea. e »
metkers; Mr*. German L Bradford, Mr*. J. J. O'Brien aad Mra.
Karl Jscobi, former dea mother*,
and German L Bradford, William
Vaughaa, Robert Emblfck, Karl
Jacebl, Clifford Kiekl. Richard J.
Weader, Richard Robin*** and
Oeorg* Nugent, committee (•embers.
Parent-teacher conference* were
held Thursday, Friday, Meaday aad
Tuesday at the school.
The Christmas baser ef Bt. John's
Episcopal Oulld will be held tamerraw at the chepel. Luncheon will
ke served from noon to 2 p. at.
Many Chrietmas gifts can be purchased, helping both the Guild and
the purchaser who will get hla
Chriatma* shopping •<>•* early.
Brownie troop M met tt the
•ckeol Wednesday, under the direction of Mra. Murray Gordon and
Mrt. Joseph Pace. Carol Ann
Hetaling presided. The troop plan*
to make "sit-up-ons" aa their project. A diieutiioa waa held en
what the variou* membera would
like ta do and make for Christmas.
Oamea and singing were enjoyed,
followed by refreshment* served by
Martha Ann Potters. Other* attending were Lois Bradley, Msry
Jlass, Penny Bandera, Linda Finlay, Phyllis Bursley, Peggy DiNaplea, Judy Doan, Sandra Dull,
Ruth Gordon, Joan Hagen, Joyce
•Herberts, Vienna Kern, Darothy
Laehas, Lucy Pace, MlMred Pace
aad Am Parley.
The Child Study Group (net a
week ago last night at th* home
ef Mrs. J. Dean. Tha discussion
was "Discipline," lad by the chairman, Mra. F. Benedict Levin.
Mr*. Adele Conover's fourth
grade, tomorrow will visit the Walker-Gordon dairy, the county courthouse and the fruit growers association.
Rev. Theodora E. A. LeVan hat
appointed Mr*. Jane Kelly as chairman of th* blood bank fer thit
area.
Leonardo Froth
Beat Keyport
NEW TOBK CITT-Beo.u*aU af
about M.M0 each from tha estate
of their aunt, the late Mrs. Emma
K. Smith of New Tork, ga te Mary
Elisabeth Bush and Rlehard A.
Bush ef Sea Bright, it wa* disclosed Tuesday a* th* Smith estate wa*
appraised at $M,*» gross value,
151,748 net, by th* state transfer
tax department her*.
Other bequest* >° ' a * numb**
af other rdatlvM of th* testatrix.
Mr*. Smith, widow ef Clarence
Smith, died last January. She
Centar—OleiPts*.
Baeki—Baraiaaa, Artalll. Andtnoa,
Mlrro. aeutar. lylfeiter, Mullantr,
Stranlero, Tniax,
f II t »—III
Leonardo
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Point after TDi Uenardai Oallatkar,
Cannnlen. Kaypsrt: M«llan«r.
OWalala—Pain, Olawpolla.
Fort Monmoulh Wlna
Baiketball Opener
ASBURT PARK-Th* Fort Mon
mouth batketbtll ttam opened it*
season tha right way Tuesday night
by blasting MeOuIr* Air Force
Base, 11-48, at Convsntlon hall here.
Arnle Melloy, taking over from
where he left off last year, one*
again aparkad th* Signaller* with
a brilliant M-point performance.
The sharp-shooting guard dunked
In 12 deuce* and a Ion* foul iho
fur hla evenini's total.
Bfcaum its dafense odor* si* itfUsually Th* Register Is able IA fartive, a skunk is a placid and <!••
get a plMur* when th* d**r ar* liberal* animal, tad usually gtntlt,
lerrev at Uoaarda grade awheel,
remote* by the Lseaarde Par***'cacher awacmtsan in *ba*ry*a*a
ef Americas eowtetiaa 'week. Tke
program, hi tJhtek *• eejkt grade*
of the *eh*ei will aartlrapnts. wtu
take place at tke Msrimhsr P.T-A.
meetlag.
Ia the moraiag, wail* cleaee* are
ia sasaiaa, pareats ar* lavited te
visit the achaol. The progress will
be given in th* efteraaea, etartkag
at l o'clock, *ad fotwwiac thy,
PTA. member* wtu be keateseo*
at tea.
The pragrem la aador the directiea of Mr*. Ulilaa Reotk aa4 Mr*.
MtUrad Meiaert. ft win ape* wMh
•election* by the roythm ba*4 of
i Brat grade, of whteh Mr*. Jeanie Comptaa, Mra. Margaret EIU* M aM Mr*. Bita Bheehan are the
Uachera. Safety **n*« will ke sustg
by the sseead grede, Uught by Mrs.
Vivienn* Measter.
India* aeag* and dance* will he
den* by the third grade, taught ky
Mm. Jeeephtn* Saaw. The fourth
grede will alng a medley, Breham*
"Lullaby," T h e American Way"
aad "Come, Te Thankful People,
Come," directed kp their teacher,
Mies Dorothy Vegel.
Pupil* ef the fifth, *Uth and
seventh grades will give a *l*y, "A
Oeod Americaa." Th* fifth grade
teacher ie Mra. Ann* Orimm; aisth
grade, Mr*. Meiaert, and aeventh
grade, Mr*. Ethel Bteraoa. Mra.
Ethel Bleed and Andrew VanDyk*.
Th* eighth grade, who** member*
meke up th* *eh*el Olee club, will
•Ing several numbem, directed by
Mr*. Fern Sllkl. Eighth grade teacher* are Mr*. Edna Putsch, Mrs.
Davey Co. Wins
$1JM Settlemetit
FREEHOLD - Tk* Davey Tree
Espert cempaay tke* week was
awarded a tttl»m*at af fLttt ia
Tka Davey
th* reeakt af
M for Mr.
Tka
tree
tk* treaapleatlag «C av*r
•ad ether work. Tka matter
settled a* tk* **•* I N caBad fitr
trtal at Freehold for the sum of
MO. A oewtorehUm Sled ky Mr.
Beard wa* *
*
Th* plaiat*t wa* npreeaated ky
John Warrea, Jr., B*d Baak otteraey. Mr. Beard va* reptoeented by
Arthur M. U B M wf Jersey CMy.
ATLANTIC MtONLAMDB-Ckrlstiae Butk Objea, tkr*« maalk old
daughter af Mr. aM Mr*. Alfred
M. Oiaea af M Oordom ct. Port
amowtk, was kaptiaad Buaday
morning at tke MetlMdett ckarak
ky B*v. Bey B, WllWtmt, Jr, pattor.
^Bl«kt out of It raaden aoawH Tka|
Bsaitur CIsaalBad ads."—AdnrtistaMet.
lOffN MIOAY TJU t P. M.I
\
You had JWtftr buy now ii you need rug*
or carpeting • • • and ii you want to $ave on
GULISTAN A
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Avoid disappointment later ea—bceauet of
StBMMtM or Wgk*r price*. W. (tock kesv
ef yard* in
_..
Tkl* It all rogwltr tech. V* second* er off
Our aiaert carpet l*y«r» htv* had many
Mara *f •iperleac*. Think what thit mtant!
Ton hav* ovory Ouliataa petUrn and color
t* chetee from. And our prise* ar* deft•Italy and genuinely low. They d«Mrvt
yeur tntptetton and eomparlnn.
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Now f l i . t l
•ULISTAN
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SMCIAL $p. YD.
Chek* of meet popular colon. • ft., 12 ft.,
II ft. and II ft. width*. Mad* of 100% w»ot
yam*. Compare with other twlat carpeting
and dlsoover why most people prefer it. Demand* far thl* carpet ar* heavy. Buy yourt
new while limited etock remains on hand.
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OTHER
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C A R P E T , Now So,. YtJ, $4.91 *•
In Lovely Sculptured Effect
ALSO MANY SPECIALS IN
f i l l FOOT RUSS
Wai f l l . U Saj. YtJH
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Ai
Xnuu
Lay-Away
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Beautiful
LOW PRICES
They hav* deep double coil (pring* on
webbed bottom for extra comfort and long
Mrvlc*. The Masoned hardwood frame* are
double dowelled with glued and *er*w*d
eorncr block*. Tht fin* quality cover* com* ta today'* moat popular color* . . . Tape*trio*, Fries** and Matdaase*. Compare
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a-PC. SU1TIS, $249.10 tt) $37».W
S-PC. DAVENPORT SUITS—Tb* davmpoH
optnt to a fun *IM b*d with comtorUbl* inMrtprlng mattr***. Lovdy grew covering.
Floor sample*. Reg. IU4.B)
KS2.S0
2-PC. SOFA BED SUITE-Sofa ky day,
*lt*p* 3 at night Attraetlv* win* covering.
Floor Mmplee. R«g. fMMO, Now I1NJ0
MsW*«fjn*£^lea**ta!
K*r**rt fVosa
Bndt—Waa>k, Salduttl.
Tacklti—gchrtaai. Terry.
(tuardi—Wslllai, tnltk.
LRONABDO-Ther* wM be a
special parents day aaosrvaajrs to-
WILTON
KEYPORT — With Jack Gallagher (parking the Lion froth, th*
Leonardo yearlings bretsed through
the Xeyport eouad, B>7, her* Tu*sday afternoon.
Oellaghtr Ullled two of th* thru
touchdown*, Chrlatman contributing the third ont. Mirro regUtered
the R*d Rtldtra* Kor* In tht «na
chapter.
Taektss—Bekaeer. aaellttev*,
r.usrds—Msjrer, FUlar.
CanUr—Kirk.
Baekf—JaekiM, asllssksr, Okrialnia*,
Canonic.. O. O'Brteii. fti.ala. tmallar
UbMat. 8. Walker. Majr. Maxseii. War.
tier, Johnien. Middalana. Mallnka,
Uutk, Csnwar. •adilmkl. afaaaiaf.
Parents* Day
Share la AMM*S Eatatt)
Cage Official.
To Discuss Rules
NEWARK-A meeting of the
executive commit!** of tk* Nortk
Jttwy Board of Approved Buhttball Official* wa* held last wMk at
tha Halsey at. T.M.C.A.
Plan* fer the rule* interpretation meeting to be held Monday,
Nov. M, at tht Stton Mall u*lv*rslty gym w*r* dlseuMtd. Bta Mlverman, official Interpreter for this
area, will discuss the new nil*
changes. Coach**, official* and
player* ar* Invltid to attend th*
meeting which will start at 1:10
p. m.
Frank Oarrlgan, chairman of th*
examination committee, announced
the date of the examination for
prospective officials a* Monday
night, Dee. I, at T p. m. at th*
Chancellor av*. school, Newark. For
further Information, contact him
at Mo Ca*tl* Feint Terrace, Ho>
bokra, N. J.
Th*r* ar* Ml approved officials
in th* North Jnaey Board.
CTAtoOtom
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SkatM
LOVI SEATS $141.10 « $ I I * . N
HUNDREDS
OF
LAMPS
An unusual and Inttrtoting collection of flu
quality Lamp* many cannot bt duplicated
at any price. Ov*r MO dlffortnt atyle* to.
adeot from. All faom Anatrlca't Mat known
maktre.
$3.21 to $S7.IO
FRAMED
•l« to $o«.S0
CHAIRS
A largt adeetlon of Living Room Chairs. If
you ar* looking for extra comfort and valu*
w* Invite you to impact our many fln* Oecadoaal Chain, Wing, Barrel-Back, Lounge
and Club Chair* ia variou* typ* cover* and
color*. Alas fatnoue LA-Z-BOY Chair* with
matching Ottoman*; LUXURY Spring Bas*
Roektn and many fln* reproductions in
Chain and Rocken.
$24.10 to $149.80
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many styles aad qualities, Large or small.
Skates
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LOAN INFORMATION
Government regulations — inflation — and
other factors are continually at work
changing the borrowing picture. But bank
loans are still available for all SOUND and
Mra. K. E. Tongrlng. right, chulraua of the Oray Lady «ervlce
far Msnmouth county, thla
week* preaeated a third chevron
reareeeatlaa II yeara «f wrvlc. to
MM. R. Blmer Ikaa of Allenhurct,
aalt chairman of OTtMa hoealtel
aa4 vice eaairman af Meamautk
itr. The awarei waa made at
Red Craaa chapter heuea la Shrewe-
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at., »et, 5:3.^. Tri", 9"
$11.53.
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every fterlttm
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UM OW UY-AWAY PUN
MRCHMtTMAI
WILBURS
IIMOAtlT.
JKWEIMRS
MBUM
T«AM
la aaaaklng af the award, Mra.
Taagriag aald, "Actlvltlea ara eo
fall bare at headvaartere that wa
eeereelv have tiara ta brlag eur
•trvtH atrtaaa aad chevreaa va ta
Wa ara ta fact •amawnat
la thla eaaa. Mra. Ikaa
heade a gn<tp H M Oray Ladt
Wa kar* at Red Craaa heidauartera
Mary areud at them. Wa
. a aaturad by doetera.
aaraaa, auaageaient aad aatlaata
allba that thaaa ladlaa' by their
fealafalaaaa aad goea cheer, have
• a d * tkeaiaelvaa
aa Integral part
af tha heaaltal.1*
Mra. Ikaa reported a teUI af MT
kaara af aenrlee far harjrevp durlaff Oetaber. laid aha, "The haaat*
tal KvM Ui a royal welcome every
day when we «o in to work. Wa to
to cheer the psticnti. Tha Rurtea
u k ui t« eheer them from lima ta
time. It all rnulta in our chaarlaf
ourielvea. We go home with a
wonderfully warm feeling Inalda."
Meathara of the group vttlt all
war*a aad «cml-piiv»te and private
raona unleat a ipeclal nurae la in
atUManc*. It a worhera alao help
caatral aupply and eovar Mia
M donor room, Every mght
(ran T ta II, a Orav Lady coven
tha OMargaaey room. Boma of tha
duUaa llatad on tho Oray Lady
aehadwto at Fltkln ara aa follow*:
•happinf (or paticnta In tha hotpita! glfl ahop, writing letUn and
mahlnf phsne call* for patianta,
arramrni towera, aaeertlnt pa*
tlanta to tha X-ray room and helplag with tha leading of patleate.
"Thea* ara anly a vary few of tha
waya III whleh wa a n able ta help,'
aald Mra, Ihaa. "tt la exciting, Inttraatlng warh which my ladlaa
aad I havo found pay* high dlvldaada la amotloaal aatltfaetlon to
auraalvaa,"
maaor waa hald and tha gu«at« of
Bolmdel
hoaor waro Mra. Ellaabath Butphln
Mr. and Mra. Mas Ravndaia and and Mra. Elian Cenovar of River
dMghtor Judy af Bun Down, N. T., Plaaa, Mra. Wilbur Roberta waa In
aaoat tha wook-and with Mr. aad eharga af tha davotlona. At tho
i t n . Charlaa Ely.
A hwdaMM maallag of tho Fadaratad okuroh hoard win ba haM
at PtMwthla hall aaat Moaday
XV!
t u i "fRVtfsjgM" fatfe (IT inn lajfkai utiiit'
Maybe you have missed
the bjg fact about Kaiser!
"Ceaatteei Meaie Wee « i k M aw
M a r t * tlwi * • lbl«r it AawMV
« N » bMtnllil «ar. Natural)*, ttot'e hM»
wmtai te hear.
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SJMM MMVUaRi I N v l J n v acosjaaiy
eagiaeariat that Mk«t MM Kilwr mm
leaaw atItM «M IhM Iht c u t tea>e
AriiteaalywartaiaawlUe hat late
ekfee tto Kate* joateeH. Let year e«a
| N M ihM * • Kilw it fow
•flutfadlaCtejaelitTafKeieei
Flowora worn placed at tha iuaday maralag church aarvlea by Mr.
aad Mn. Edwia Uabaaow.
A ajfaaa af aiathara from floobay*
villa r«. attaadad tha hoard of odumatting at towaahlp halt
jday aiaht of laat waah.
About 1* children are now living
aa thla road, which la off tha regular aehool bua routo. Tht mothara
a ravlaad whadula lor
abm
At tkt wwaihlp eommKtaa maatUm laat Thuraday night at townahlp kail, a raquaat waa mada by
Joha C Aeherasa aad William
FrMlaadar for a aonlng ordinance
to permit tha aala of lota In a dovelopment Uld out prior to tha
adaption of tha aonlng ordinance.
A Btibllo hearing on tho raquaat
will ha hald aoon.
Maatbart of tha Ladlas* Aid aoelaty af fie Fadaratad church mat
Tuaaday night at Fallowahl* hall.
Comminaei were choeen for tha
dlnaor, whleh waa hald at Fellow•hip hall Wadnaaday night. Plaaa
' to have tha annual
Chrlatmaa party of tho Ladlaa' Aid
at Fallowahlp hall Tuatday, Dae.
11. Alao plaanad waa tha Sundayaehool Chrlatmaa party, whleh will
ba hald Friday, Dae. SI. Thoaa attending tha meeting wara Mlaa Lola Bouaaabtrry. Mra. Joaeph Klnhafar, Mrs. Daniel 8. Ely, Mra. Edwin Uabaaaw, Mra. Joaaph Phllllpe,
MM. Harold Holmea, Mra. Wllaon
Conover. Mil. William Pitcher,
Mra. Robert Rai. Mrt. Barnard
OMdamlth, Mra. Douglaa Fromm.
Mra, Oaorga Schanck, Mra. John
Mount, Mrt. Robert Lawrence,
Mra. Taylor Hance and Mre. Jacob Umborgar. Hoateasea wera Mra.
Haneo, Mra. Ely and Mra. Fromm.
Thomaa Thaurkauf, aen of Mr.
and Mra. Edward A. Theurhauf of
Ladwood farm, haa enllited In the
M»vy aa an analgn, and hat bean
called to active duty.
New- Monnoath
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Mr. and Mra. Sidney Pedee apent
tha waak-and with Mr. and Mra.
Fred Hoff of Walnfleld. Monday of
thla woak thay entertained Mrt.
Frank O'Connor and children, Mra.
Sruco Oonpton and aon and MM.
Thomaa Olaaaon of South Amboy.
Mlaa Hargarat Allen of Hougaton
eallega, Houghten, Pa., apent tht
waak^ad with her parantt, Mr. and
MM. Jamei Allan.
Judith Berbe, daughter of Mr.
and MM. Gilbert Rerbe, celebrated
har tenth birthday, Wedneaday,
Nov. T.
Mr. aad Mra. Thomaa Laaeh and
children of Rome, N. t., tpant tht
week-end and Monday with Mra.
Patrlek Laaeh. Sunday a family
dinner wai held. Qucnta preaent
ware Martin Mulligan of Long laland, Mr. and Mra. Leater Horner
and family of New Egypt and John
Leach of Middlatown.
Mr. and Mra. Charlea Bennett of
Camden and Donald BUgrove of
Brown'a unlveralty, Providence, n.
I. were week-end holiday gueati of
Rev. and MM. Wlllinm Bisgrove.
Mr. and Mra. Harold Morford are
entertaining Mra. Ida Luyater of
Colllngawood alt thla week.
The annual roll .ah will he held
Thuraday evening at the Baptist
church. Dr. flamuol Ortegon will be
guest speaker.
Thr Mary Ellrnheth Sutphln guild
met Tuaaday of l«-«t week nt tho
Baptlat church, A covered dtah
essential purposes. Come in for up-to-date,
reliable information about loans, whenever
you need to borrow.
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A»tri4 WrUm. Vut
try fert. Jam*
Kathleen Uavla, /,
Hu«ta Curry,
anual ho»U to member* and aa- bars Bril.ton.
Gcarga "Mula" Haaa, atklatte «tl')B-lii«h, Rohai-t VuBetoiek. Urn,
•ociat** of the borough* Shade Rich an) Imitlfrbtt
reetor a« Part MaaaMutk, waa gvaat
J W M Hudaon, ArftoWft
Tree commission, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- thur Lyoiw, Tbomaa Quina.
apcaker afeaday ai»j»t at a aeaatward 4 e Cordova entertained May- Bannrtt, Kobcrt Wortbinctcn.
liif •< ta* • > , , Brigkt U—m eluk
* « h , Mary I.. Cuaaina, MirUy
or and Mi*. WaMton 1'. Smith, Mr. W ii(H,
at Harry'* bakater koua*. Th* club
mp,
Wini Joan Kracman.
Mary
EngcUirrt Brenner, Mr. Kinir, Nalcn MrVay, Dori. Mill*. Low,
nd
Mra.
will
hold a paper drive acst BunNKMY ft MTUOAT
Andrrm,
Katklaan
Maloaw,
nd Mr*. Niiholus Mika and Mr. Kalhryn
da y. LaKal Lloa* ar* plaaniaf ta
Alir# Slehr.
and Mr*. John M. Pillsbury at din- 11B hirfa, Robert Leonard, aataany
take a gr*u# af keraiagll ckiMrea t*
aer Sunday al Kutionuood manor. Papa. Low. L»wi» World.
t h a aataterluaa ja Aibury Park la
1 1 <; «iirh, Nanry AUa*. Alir* AujuaMr. ana Mrs. I'aul Hoffman wore
Pe|NiUr at Pajtkaa
the Bear future.
Fatriria Pourha, Nanry Marek.
unable to aitr-nd because of Mr. tinr.
Araniatic* elay (ervieea were held
CaiHldina Wall. Low, J»nn.t« Clayton,
HoaTman'a health.
Itoroth.v Edwardx, Patricia Kina*. luna
Sunday aioraiag a t th* Methadiet
The board uf education's Jack I^drr, Mary Jan* Martin, Joy Manaechurch.
Local orgaaiaatioa* repreRo.»nb»i«, A n y Scnloailar.
Daly Memoiisl trophy was pre- ro, 12KaihUva
M*te4 Included tao Ladle*' auxilB hi h. Williaan M*n<n4». Artaur
aeated to K>>y4iori hirh .=< hool at .ci,trfri«rf, r Kart VanBrunt. Ltiw, John
iary *f th* t r * departawat; Reaa a#eemb!y thfvp y e x t a r d a y . Kd*-ar<i<, W. Calvin Fraeier, Sakaitian
aekah ledge. Odd relieve, and
Named for th". former coach who Mtn-atora.
Daughter*
of Liberty. A wreath,
11'': hig*. J.cgualyn Williami, Ali>)a
Frttaalaj-Matawa*
wa* killed »* a pMratrnnper durint;
»rh><»,
Virginia
Meinei-t.
Solvaif
provided by th* barmi** camacil,1
World War II, I he trophy became IVirirn. Low, Martaa Matlwtte.
waa placed la froat «f th* borHifhway,
the permanent pos.= rsfion of KryGrammar achool pupila named t*
ough'* haaer roll oa Oecaa av*.
the
honor
roll
for
the
earn*
period
port
which
won
two
out
of
the
by Mra. Ocorg* DayU * HighMAWJOHO, N. J.
laat three years' £ames. The Hait- were:
land* fH, Veteraaa af Pareifa
ian Bay iM'hool won in 194* and Grad* t llnuflaa Bonnrtt, JuOta
Ware.
Kva B>i>. Roaraary Caikill,
thi» year. Tho dcputallun from Ihe RulTnlos,
Mayor Elect and Mra. Cteorg*
Iliihaid CllatK. Judith Johnson, Patricia
high achool here which presented Kr,.|t;in. Judith UMunyrn,
Willlaai
Kraiu* *f Oeeaa ave. epeat Weal-1
the trophy this week imiudfd Brad- Sinrixeman. Robrrta Vida, Bai-tiara Wil•MONf
IOC
nraday of laat week la New York
ley VanBrunt, hi£h school princicity.
>Irad«
I -Patricia rior*. Jrffrat
pal; Vincent .1. "Hoxy" Finn, uthAWMVAl Of t O « t MAN
Shtita Jaeka*!!, Biura SahrWard haa Wen received that AaA director and football roach; tcrk. Ruheita VanP»rai., Elinor White.
p.rr.
drew Maaalaj;, aoa of Mr. and Mr*.
• M U M ? I t M A N WNIll
<irada 4 -t'ranria
Roraky,
Richard
Richard Kleva, team captain; MorStephea D'Aathony, Jr
Frederie M. Coaaiaa, who waa re- Vineaat Maaalag af New at., I* la
Caakill, Ruth Cawlar, Nairn Hotthkiaa,
VOV A M ON TNI PHONI no*P.r.C.
of Mr. aad Mra. Stephen ton Joy, atudent council president, Havid t.owry, rat rif ia Rtiher, Paul cently appointed vice prealdent in a reat camp aam*wh«r* ia Korea.
MMa"S NOMTl
4
Mr*. Chart** Itagera, Br, af
D'Anthony, Jr., aea of Mr. and and Jacquelyn Williams and Shir- Tambarella.
Orada h Btverly Atla*. Martin •own*. charge af (ale* for Krich-New JerMrl. Stephea D'Aathoay ef M Wil ley Andrews, chrcrleniier.".
A,l»n» Gaarler, fatrlria titraarhty, Louii My, inc., ef Newark, cxclueiv* New Beach at., arrlvod kamc laat week
Student council membera will Ippnlita, I^Btlla Murtka. Gail Ok»r J e n e y diitributer* of R. C. A. Vic- from Monmouth Manorial haaaital
Htm at., a peat th» week-end with
hit parenta, while he waa »n rout* aell aauvenlr program* Saturday at landar. Bthal Vida, Kanry Ball, Roy tor product*. A magna cum laud* whera ah* wa* a Medical patient.
a*. M * I *«
to
Mountain
Ham*
Air
Bat*,
Id.,
to
th*
Leonardo game which will be William)
Th* board of education ef the
*Jr. IMiH *t
Ann Maa MamMond, Ckai. graduate ef Harvard uaivenity, he
join the Re-Supply aquadron. P T C . played here.
ffH Ma Ma amt yea ••••
Dwitrht, Judith H
Hamaiond. Robart
Rb
M
Marl will have complete charge ef all Methodi*t church will meat tonight
D'Aathoay enlisted in the Air
fiiade * — Jaitifs
RordulM,
Baverly aale* aad ajaerchandiaing programa at th* home of Mra. Joha U a d Pupila named to the honor roll
Fore* Mar. 31 and hai been ata at the high school for the period Rrittincham, Judith Rrookn. Cairn* Cola- involving Krich-New Jeraey'a dia- •ay of South at.
fnnn, Robert. Covey. Honald Davla». PrI tiened the part eight monthn al ending last Thursday were:
Mra. Olive Ponton. Mra. William
tir Donoirhua,
Robert Garla,
Judith tributlon ttf R. C. A. Victor televiM ri
I Hampeon, N. Y., where h« took
luada »ft hinh. HamM Stork. Arlhur CundarHon,
(irrKory
Wrath,
Robert aion, radio and record* in New Jer-Osiecky and Mr*. Walter Covert
V*u will tiava the H M af a mvaTI iriia baatc traintftf.
Knutieu. Low, Ailhm Ituike, I'uul Muir, HiiKh". Uonard McCollum. Richard Morof
this place, (pent laat Thura"dwerd Mooic, Thniiiaa ItiThv.
gan. Thomai Waldrr, William Wigdnton. sey. Preaident of the Hrm ia Max
O*'iCt...VowaWt naaaj cailajttral
day in New York city.
» O _ hlKh.
Pnlii.ia
VanKirk,
Rail
Grade 7 Molli. CinUotky.
Mithaal H. Krich.
mpton, MaiKiit-ct. Itiw^o, earn] Pcdei- Kan<, Nrd Macl^liivrhlin. Roberta Meany a n * etie ta itfln wMtt
Kcyport
>n, Patriria Mi,h>, c»,i,lyn MrTacut, TaKiir. Rirhard Rclhrr, Rirhaid Ripple,
Coloaial newapaper* wcr* the
yaw. Our only raajviramaat* ara:
liltcnce Lnneo, Virginia Krntlni, Mmv Joanne Vida.
PrUe winner* at a bridge h*M aiwan. Alirp .Taik^nti. l.n«'. Susatmr
Oradr
H - Cm-ol
flntirha,
CIlHlUn* mainatay of the movement for in- naliat during th* American RevoluFriday at tht home ef Mm. Henry Voe*ali. Jonn Mpnilp^. Joe,in-line I.ynnp, Frunine*. llretrhon VanRrunt.
dependence.
tion.
A f**4 *r*tfil repofO**.
E. Afkereon were Mr*. John HartiAH laani an imcnv co«'«t NfiAI. ler, Mra. Daniel A. Holmea, Mr*.
MilKpaugh VaaBrackl*. Mra. WilAia\yAf
Br*)I*BtBBaB*l
*%*• *Vi*Vil*ajHV*v
liam Herrmaa, Mra, Norman
ara aat contact**). Thtra ti itttMnf Lockweed, Mra. Emilia Fanjul. Mra
John B. Hok* and Mr*. Pttcr Read.
•Jaffa ta •mbarraii yav.
The party waa given for the bine,
lit af the fellowship fund ef th
Northern Menmouth county branch
of Univeraity Women. Othera present were Ml*. Herbert C. Bur
rowea, M n . tawrence fjchmid
Mr*. Otorge Davie, Mr*. Chtrle
H. Miller, Mr*. Robert K. Hartmen,
Mra. Howard f. Kggin*on, Mr*.
miwn •NICI • MM*
William M. Aekemon, Mra. LeRoy
Sa S M I MAIBI
B. Collliu, Mra. William Hitchcock,
Mra. E. F. Ehrlleh, Mra. J. Carl
Anderaon, Mra. Harvey 8. Bedle,
Mr*. Rufua O. Wallinf, Mra. Clarence E. Bahrenburt, Mr». Howar
Pieper. Mra. Herbert Weat, Mr*.
Corneliu* Ackerion, Mr*, j . t e e n
iehanck, Ir., Mra, C. Kannat
Oehlhaua. Mr*. Edgar Palm, Mra.
•idney Oeeker, Mr*. Charle* E.
Springhorn and Mr*. Harvey O.
Hartman
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MAIN ST.
IATONTOWN, N. J.
Mary Ann Rieillano, daughter ef
Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Sicilian* a t
Waahlngten i t , waa baptised recently at 8t. Joseph'a catholic
church. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hye
were the apanaora. A party v u
held after th* ceremony at tht II
clllano horn*.
Mi«a Marjorl* Cherry, daughte
ef Mr. and Mra. George S. Cherry,
ha* accepted a pledge ta the Pil
Alpha Mu aorority, at Weatera
Maryland college, Weatmintter,
whera *he ia a lophomore.
Mr. and Mra. Richard U Kray
blll and family have moved from
Atlantic i t . to Shrewsbury, whera
they recently purchased a historic
colonial houae. Mr. Krayblll la a
•xecuth* with Dunn and Brad
atreet, New Tork.
Mr*. M. H. Walling recently at
tended a reunion dinner of th*
Nurati* Alumna* auoclatlon af th
Flower-Fifth Ave. hotpltal, New
Tork city, at the New Tork Ad
vertlaing club.
Mra. Q*org« F. Keller, of Miami,
Fla., haa been vlaiting her aon-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*.
Charlea Bchwari, Church at.
Announcement haa been made of
th* birth of a daughter, Barbara
Michelle, to «Mr. and Mr*. Stuart
aanx, Oiborn at., In Beth Inael
hospital. New Tork city, Oct. 28.
Mr. and Mra. Oani alno are parent* of twin aona, Gerald and
Stephen.
Mra, George G. Diabrow la vlaiting her ion and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mr*. Edgar U Diibrow
of Angola, Ind.
Mill Ann Coilard attended tht
"Fall Week-end" at Drew unlveraity.
Miaa Eleanor Walling, Miaa Ruth
Dolaon. Miai Florence LeRoy and
Miaa Shirley Clark were recent
gueati at Weatmlnater, Md., where
they visited Miia Joyce Clark, a
atudent at Weatern Maryland college.
Mra. Arthur Cahill la viaiting her
daughter, Mr*. Morri* Ragner, and
granddaughter*, Patty and Judy, at
Santa Paula, Cat.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vialon arc
•pending a week in Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. and Mr*. Jerome C. Ulrich
are spending a month a* gueata of
the former's parent*. Mr. and Mr*.
Frank G. Ulrich, Milwaukee, Wii.
Mr. and Mr*. Peter VanRixoort of
Union Beach and Mr*. Stephen Slovens and Mrs. Marion Velcamp of
Keyport have returned from a trip
to Canada. While there they visited Mr*. VanRixoort'a nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mr*. N. V. VanRoon
'in Colburn.
Mr. and Mra. Maurice Cohen attended the golden anniversary dinner and entertainment of the National Oil and Supply Co., Newark,
at the Robert Treat hotel Saturday.
Mra. Robert Bohn entertained the
member* of her canatta club.
Priica were a w a r d e d to Mr*.
Charles Koenlg, Mra. Ralph Walter*
and Mr*. Clifford Bray. Others
present were Mr*. Wilfred Wilson,
Mr*. Albert Bennett, Mr*. Meldon
Slulla and Mm. Ruaaell Cobb.
Mra. Jack Wotman I* (pending
a month visiting relatives in Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
Harvey Cowan, U. 8. Coaat Guard,
stationed at New London, Conn.,
waa the week-end guest of hi*
grandmother, Mra. Sonya Cohtn.
Mr*. Carol Brown waa welcomed
aa a member of the junior luild
of St. Mary'a Eplacopal church at
a meeting laat week at the home
of Mr*. Howard Creed, Jr. A donation waa made to the altar guild,
Others preaent were Mrs, Leiter
Stoney, Mrs. Joseph Shumock, Mr*.
Emily Alhcra, Mrs. Harold Metalniua, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mia* Emily
Britton, M n Benjamin R«ye», M n .
Clifford Bray, Mr*, Alfred Chlnery,
Mra. John Zlllnnki, Mr*, Fred
Rchauh, Mr«. Harry Ryder, Mr«.
Donald Kyrr, Mrs. Edward Pi'ln*,
Mi*. Herhert Wailing and Mn,
nd ihrin in • > . « « • gift *f
il'* a« Ut|N> a a a >•*»'»! I M • fjUl ft
erybmly, al a irrke ymtranafford.
LARGEST Stkctkosl
FINEST
EASIEST
ENGRAVING
17.JIWIIWATCHIS
tREE
11-DIAMOND MIOAl DUET
A gor(t«M» pair of « | .
mond rinMin|M(«ul miluild»«jn.l4Kwhilt|tol<l.
moumingt.
Uditt'ermtn't
I modtli, m iih
ICKpantioa
band,
»2K«* Helarn
and Idwardt
Sitrliag inlaid
•ilmplawd lat.
•are, mvic* fer
t. la choke *f
tavd*
71 MOAD STRH1
MD IANK
109 MOADWAY
LON« HUNCH
RONSON
PAHKER or 9HEAFFER
PENCIL SETS
ENGRAVING
ONLY 3 2 SHOWIM, DAYS TILL XMAS
— L8E OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN NOW —
OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P . M.
\n. mi
nmwtn.
Mr. tnd Mr*. Frtncif Murpky
EXTEND
A Cordtel innttoliofi
To thtOpening Night* at the
PLEASANT VMJiY INN
ROUTE S4
HOUWeL
a«4 fete***. !«•». 16thft17th
It
TINOTMO
HHmimt Tottmthip
Lteemfl
ftory HMMP Pragraat
Semt
?§t»
FirementoGive
Children Parly
Mra. Dante Davarlo anal slaughter
at library
Betty vielte* ov«r tho weak-end
HUMBON — Tkt • # » ! • « • ! t>>ewith Mr. and Mra. Louia Porrino
glory heur trofraaa aWtttrtUr at the on Long Ialand.
.
I
Oeeaalc library t « atttnaea' by
EATONTOWN — Tha Engine
Dante Daverio waat deer hunting
Truck and HOBO company will hold
SI childnB. The twavraa, te bein Maine with friend* aed the parita Christmas party for the bork*M tvery ether week throughout ty biifd
two deer.
ough's children at the fire ho'ie
the winter, i. tpoataerea by the Kathie Morgan, daughter of Mr.
at 19 o'clock Chrittmaj morning.
Norther* Monmouth County branch, and Mn. Harold Morgan, w u a
Tha rompany'e banquet will he
America* Anociation of Univrisl- medical patient at Monmouth MeDec. 5 at 7 p. an
ty Women, in* the library book morial hospital »art of lact week.
The company haa made plane to
coenmlttet.
Mre. Lillie B o r d e n of Long
purehsne • two-way radio and
The program !• arrange* (or Branch is vUiting her daughter and
equipment for the new die truek.
chiMren between four anal nine. aon-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Harold
Nominate! for 1962 are Peter
Th« atory hour* te optii u all chil- Willgerodt.
Tomaino, president; Theodora I.*w«r»n living in Ruauoa, ana the Week-end gurata of Mr. and Mia.
ia, vice president; Frank Hulick,
lameaiate arc*. ReUera Saturday Landau were Dr. and Mra. Jonat
treasurer; Robert Braun, aaaletant
were If iM Carol Joaa Riemaa and Valanch and ton Bruce of Patertreasurer. Councilman Fred A.
Hrt. J. Bslwarti Cook. The next ton, and Mr. and Mra. Arthur LanMorris, secretary; Stanley Du«a-1
etety hour will ke Saturday, Nov. dau and son Arthur of Brooklyn.
man. chief; Cieorfe Winning, as
M.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Warneker
aistant
chitf; Raymond Hill, capA. aV V. W. anteabcrt la charge and daughter Kathleen vial ted with
tain; John Dietz, first lieutenant:
of the orocraai include Mri. John Gaaton Lord at Chestnut Hill, Pa.,
Frank Holmgren, Robert Dangler
•puralo, branch araaiaaat; Mri Sunday.
and Robert Brower, second lieutenCook, Mn. Harvey •chattkin and
Mr. and Mra. Clifford Loekwood
ants; Ely Miller and Kenneth Vanlira. Walter W. Ootllnjj. Mr*. Rob- and Hrnry 1/ickwood of Richmond
Brunt, trustees for three years;
ert E. Hill 1. (eaoral ehairman. Hill. 1;. 1.. .pent Sunday with Mr.
Theodore Lewis and Edward EmMies Bather Bruce la librarian. Mri. and lira. Roland Buckram and Mr.
mon», trustees for two years:
Wlillaai Balaaln of the book com- and Mra. E.Oouglaa Braadt.
Julius F. Frickel, who waa re-Charlea Dreyer. Mr. Braun and
mittee arrvea in a* eavtaory caelected
without
opposition
to
the
Councilman
Ralph
1,. Lewie.
trueteea'
meeting
was
A special
pacity.
held Wednesday right at Lincroft Shrewsbury township committee in trustees for one year; Councilman
Community church. The regular last week'* .lection. A Republican Morrii. Mr. Emmons and John
trustee.' meeting will be held next Mr. Frickel soiled 180 votea. All Bennett, repreaentatives to the
state and county Republican candi- Firemen's Relief association; Mr.
Wednesday.
Barry Field*, eon of Mr. and Mra. dates tarried thia township by sub- Hill and Mr. Dieti, representatives
stantial majorities.
tn the Monmouth County aeeoriaEdward Fields, h u recovered from
tlon; Mr. Tomalna, flr« marahnl;
a recent illness.
Myron Kogloky, Clarence Hyslop,
Mra. Donald Hoffman spent the
Vincent Moyes, Nicholag Marcello
week-end with her mother at Ir Thomaa William* and a party of nnrl V. Cnnk. lire police; Kly Milvington.
ain from Woodland (arm attended ler, chief engineer; Mr. Tomaino,
Mrs. Matilda Salm la visiting hi<r the hoisi> show at Madison Sfjuar Rusnell Tnmalnn, Mr. Prayer, Mr.
daughter, Mra. Barton Chamberlain. Kaidrn last week as £iic*ita of Kmmnnp, <*ounrilmnn f.ewla, Ciunat Red Bank. Mra. Salm. was DO Amory 1.. Huskell. Mr. Haxkoll la cllm.'in I,pon R. Smoclj, Jr., Mr.
yoaia old. Friday, Nov. ».
chairman of the board of director-! Brower and Robert Dunpler, »*Mra, Thoniaj Rock of Roxbury, of thr National Horse Show asso- «iat,mt rnc!neer.«; Mr. Hill. Arthur
Mass., sprnt the week-end with Mr. ciation.
Colt:reave and Mr. Dictit, viaitors:
and Ml*. Thomaa Daley.
Mis. Robert Morris left la«t week Nlrlmlaa Mareelln, chief stev.nni,
and Prank f.aStelli, Mnyor F.
hy
plane
'or
Arinoni
lo
join
her
Karen Bvowftlee, daughter of Mr.
Jlis* Price, V. <'r>reiDr>e, Haypvrd
and Mrs. Mitlon Brownlee, was giv- htiBh.ind.
Mr. and Mr*. H^nty Vasnellia of Foulks, Frank f»n.:r r.nrl Wi'l!ani
en a combination Halloween and
uttina;, assiitint. *tewi»rd8.
i birthday party Oct. SO in celebra- I.imlcn veto week-end Ill''«ta of
tion of her ninth birthday. Those, Mrs. Vasnetlis' purenta, Mr. and
a t t e n d i n g were Claire Beylei, Mr*. Louia Hkilonls.
John Donato has puichased the
Maura Mullin, Kathleen Warnektr,
Everett
Barbara Ford, Mary Alya Warne- Ruba property on Chapel Hill rd.
The Joaoph Browne family of
ker, Mury Ann Lewandowski. Mar- He moved to his new home laat
lerary City xprnt the weekend at
garet, Kathleen and Maureen Kel- week from Walnut at.
James McCaffery of New York heir place here.
ly, Barbara and Dinnit Lamken,
Churlea Cox has returned to work
Carol Birch, Elaine Volk, Katripa city Is vinitlnc his daughter-in-law,
Camennlnd, Kathie Morgan, I«a- Mrs. Hrinnril McCntTrry of Navr- ftnr >i wc'k'rt illncus.
Barbara Diem, daughter of Mr
leen Vain and Sheila and Maiy iiink River id.
Mrs. !>on Kinn haa returned md Mrs. William Diem la conilned
Lou Brownlee. Hontos/iea were M1»B
Verna Brownlee, Mra. Ernestine from a vinlt with her husband at o net homr hy illntaa.
Textile Paint
Canvas Panel*
Cpl. Paul Mehler epent three day*
Williams and Mra. Milton Brownlee. Atlanta, Oa. She made the trip by
laal week with his mother, lira.
plane.
'
Drawing Paper*
EaaeU
Charlottr
Mrhler. He la atatlafled
Henderaon ia confined to
CAR nAMAORO BY H M htsBarclay
at Wratover Air hase in Mataahome
by
tllneaSketch Pad*
Modeling Clay
A ear owned by Peter Rome* «f Ctalre and Prank faleanetta are huaelta.
Mr. anal Mra. Rudolf Eckstein
TS Weitelde av«. waa (lightly dam- confined ta their home hy illnesa
Mr. and Mra. fYed Hoffman
Pastel* Ete.
Figurine*
aged Monday nft*rn«on hy Are Miaa Anna Kane left Monday en and
and sons, Richard and Freddy «f
which atarted in the eltetrle wir- a vacation (rip to Canada.
Newark were Monday vfiltaiw ef
PrtSkatchad Canvas Panels
ing.
Karl R, ftorndt.
Cenicrville
Mra. Edna Stilwell accompanied
School waa eloaed Monday in ob- Mr, and Mra. Stanley BtIIwell on
a motor tour ol New Jerwy SunThere I S « picture in aarvancs of Armistice day.
Mr. and Mra. Frank DePalma are day.
parent» of a. *on, born Wedneaday
thh adrertltement..
*
The New York Sun aold for the
of laat week at Rlvervicw hospital.
Bay Mason and. family ipent world-record prlee of $4)0,000 In
1837.
if you ran recognlte
Sunday at High Point.
Nicholas Ncapolo haa purchased
a new Chrysler automobile.
U! ThMt plcturm it
Ralph Monteaana spent Saturday
••/«•« 4 Shade Digerent"
on a hunting trip,
Arthur Philip celebrated Ma
13 BROAD STREET
RED BANK 6-1806
15th birthday Friday with a party.
The public school was closed
FREE DELIVERY
Friday to enable the teachers to
attend a eon vent Ion at Atlantic
There l i high quality In every
City.
shoe fold Ht Tafaun'g . . . and
Mr. and Mm. Vanrierpnni have
rustic M U or REAL UTATK roa imrAio TAWS
tha
prices
reflect
great
value
returned from a May in New York
TOWNtHlf O r MIPOUTOWN IN THI COUNTY Of MONMOUTH
I, Ctrl K. Ititanond, Collider, of Ta«s, ia .ad f»f Iki Tewatkl* al Mieaiitown, Coy.tr • ' Moaaiouta tnd
too!
city.
itata af Mew imn. ksrckr (iva antic* that accotdiaf t . tin law raaiiiriag aw to aaakt tkt unpaid taut, atMiiaacntt and
Mr. and Mra. M. Curio and famrsal tatate in said Toaaskip •>( ssUdlatuwn i tor the M«t »»•», ttt ftrta afttr tack particular parcal of vrovtrty will on
We •acchriUe la the
ily of Perth Amboy spent Sunday
Wteneular Detesaber t, J»SI. at 3:80 r. M., at tht Teamshiai Hall. Mia'dlatswn. N. J., sell tkc lands, tcntmtnti, ktrcditaatnti aad real citatt herciaalUr dticribtd to saake Iks aaaetial taarieak.a afaiatt suck iaads, togatatr with iattrtst . a
hard) to M.
with Mr. and Mri. Peter Oenovete.
said amount aad tka costs tH aals, at public vendut.
Jerry Allocco hai purchased]
'1'he t i l . akall bt aiadt la fet to such ecrsmi as will PUKkas* Ikt same, subjtet t . redemption at Iht lowot
AAAAA-AAAA-AAAtalt
new car.
rata of Intercit, but ia no cms in eiecss of I | » t cent ptr annum, pravldlna any mrssa at tht sals shall oner to yureaatt.'
lha piopertr iub)«ct to redtnptlon at a rat* ot intcrtst Itii tkaa on* par c«nt, tkat sack pman nay, ia litu ol any t«t»
Andrew pePalma, Jr., celebrated
of interest upon irclem|,tion oiler • premium over tnd abo»t tks »mount of uxts, ass*ssn*nts ar other rharaet dm the
his fifth birthday Tueaday with
OUR MICfS
A | g up
•ttlikipHlity. and in luch ca» the vrb|icrty will be struck elf aad told t . tks klddsr who oilers to pay tht amount of
party.
•aid tarns, tiMiimenti 01 charges; Plui tkt kixhot amount af premium.
This ialt It made under the provision, of Us Bat Istd BtatuUs *f Mtw Jtnty, Tit). II, Artldt I, Chapter «.
Many yountr people from thle
Rtetloa Vt f U%. Tht Mid Isnds, ttnamenti. hrreditteunti and rtal cttats to lie told; and namts of tht psriont againai
plnce attended the Rumaon-Kay«k*m said U u i have bren aiaetied and the years for which iht taxis have been aiiturd an account ot ttek parcel anU
port football fame Saturday i
FASHION end SERVICE
tha amauat hereinafter « t forth inelud* the total amount af taut for tht year karciaafter stt fortk agilntt tack property, with Inlereit calculated accordini to K. i, (4, t - i l art as fallows:
Rumson. The Rumaon team won,
P.g* Ua*
Naatt
OoKrlptloa
Mwk
U t AnMwal latereat • Ceata
Tetal
13 to «.
AT
1 i Allen. Charlo, It.
Navoink—It, Acs.
I "•»( *•'*»
• *V.'HI
Mm. Robert Wenterdahl an
•
> Bayard, Mary C
Plkt Man
tli-tl«-llT
il.ta
*.W
tl.ts
daughter Marjorle spent Saturday
i
a Baytid. ilciucn H. A Mary K.flka Mai.
I l l to Uil
».!«
li.27
14.37
at New Tork city.
7 U Bennttt, Georn L.
Glentale Park
S
11-14 I».2U
IM
4i.fi
I l» Bennttt, (ieorjit L.
<Slt«dal* Park
It
1-J
1.t«
•'••«'•
13.1U
II I I Butler, Joi. if. * Clis
Lincroft—Plot T
II.Ss
t.til
M.U
Bccauae noblea of tho Mlddd
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The death of Sifcinunrl flnmherp
in Nrw York last week held »
special significance for residents of
thin mra, for it was a Kumson
man, Howard Marsh of River id.,
whose portrayal of the lead roll"?
in that beloved composer's two
greatest works, "Blossom Time"
and "The Student Prince," launched them on their way to their present status as classics of the American miiMcal stnfte.
In "Blossom Time," H o w a r d
Marsh established himnplf ax «
star. In "The Httidelit Prinre," he
rose to the pinnacle of nuccesi in
his field, to he followed by his
creation of a role that has now
become a part of the American
scene, that of Guy lord Ravenal in
Zicsfeld'a most immortal production, "Show Boat."
Recalling those unparallcd triumphs which occurred at a time
when show business was a realm
nf enchantment, Mr. Marsh, in
looking nt the scene today, concluded that the mechanical age
has taken much of the glamor
from that realm and is in imminent
danger of burning out it* best
talent.
When Mr, Marsh began hln climh
to the pinnacle of success in the
American musical theater, the
stage held an aura of mystery
and enchantment that literally and
figuratively set it in another world
in the Imagination and sentiment
of the American people. Going to
the theater WM an Infrequent event
for most, and fur most an experience of inch overwhelming
emotional impact that the occasion
etched itself deeply and permanently into tho heart,
A Show W M An Event
This was largely due to the circumstance that for the masses of
Americans, the opportunity to n c
top-flight stage entertainment was
limited, Mr. Marsh declared, It
meant New Yorlt, or the occasional
chance to lee one of the touring
companies as they traversed circuits among the major cities within the country.
Later, however, the same air
(which held the castle* of imagination the American people identified
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After "The Stuaeat Priace," the
aaau of Heware Marsh appeared
aa the ntrajueet «f theaters where
he New York ruas af "Priaeese
FlavU" and "Cherry •leaavaat"
were housed. It was a** ia the
MOs aaa Mr. Marsh was elate ta
establishing a eeaaeetiea with
norms ZiegfeM that w u ta Make
theatrical hUtory.
During tha run of "The Wuaeat
Prince," Ziegteld haa waataa Mr.
Marsh te do a chaw with Lcea
Errol called "Loyis XIV, but Mr.
Marsh was not auiovs te leave
he r»le ef the prince hehinei. Talk
af Zugrele's interest ta Sana rarner's "Show Beat" literary success,
however, gave Mr. Marsh his tret
opportunity, after "Tha Stvaent
Prince" cl«se4, to ate liegtcM.
I asked ZiegfeM If there wtuia
anything ia 'thaw Beat' far
me," Mr. Marsh declared "I haa
read the book but taw little ia it.
However, when Sitgfeld shewed
nu the adaptation, by Oaear Haamerstein, it became a etmpletaly
different thing in my mint anal I
asked Ziegfeld for the rale af Osyloia Ravenal, 'The part I* yours,'
he told me."
Mr. Marsh recalls ZiegfeM te a
master at arranging stage picture!
with beautiful flrls and spectacular
lighting effect*. "He knew little
about music or direction," Mr.
Marsh added, "but he could nlways
get the best performance out of
of hit cut. Further, he had the
unusual ability at that time af
interesting Wall Street capital in
sufficient amounti that he could
realise, th* dreami of grandeur he
planned for the stage. He wai
one of the vsry few men then
who could corral 1300,00* before
the curtain went up, ar throw out
scenes costing up tt |1S,000 bifoie
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he show opened."
"Show Boat" had an exceptional
ly long pre-Broadway tour before
its New York debut ia Dec, Wit.
Mr. Marsh said the reception to
he chow during this advance tour
with the ttage, began lo quivor was
phenomenal, but the audience
invisibly with a tidal wave of en- nn the
opening night In New Tork
tertainment clianpe carried by a was something
less thaa warm unmechanical trick of electronics tha' it almost mid-way through the
came to he known «s broadcasting. performance. The reception In New
"Thn state, or entertainment of York, however, surpassed the aethe highest quality, wasn't New
York anymore," Mr. Mnrsh laid. lalm the producttoa had received
"The curtain suddenly became a on its pre-Broadway tour and asbutton on a box. The state moved abltshed a le|tn« that It still »
into the living room and with that milestone In the annals af the
fnmiliar immediacy the glowing American atage.
We had a superb cast," Mr.
tubes of broadcasting burned off
much of the sheen, the glitter and Marsh declared, "with Charles Win.
ninger,
Norma Terrls, Helen Mortlnsrl that for «rnrrs nf decades In
gan, Jules Bleosoa and Edna Mae
this country had been synonymous Oliver.
subsequent staging of
with show business and show it In anyNo
lorm ever compared with
people."
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east."
It was against the backdrop of
"Show Boat" was on tour In Chithis trend that Mr. Marsh began
hiii rHirer, which dntfa hark tn cago when the crash of IMS came,
Mr. Marsh remembers conhis childhood. "I was alway* in- which
shortened the run. It
terested in the stage," he recalls. slderahtf
finally
In Baltimore. "We
As a child I remember singing ran forclosed
a
year and four months
in church festivals nnd then start- in New York,
but although the
ing to study voice at the age of 12." weekly grot* was »J2,000, It was
The Lure nf The State
such a fabulously expensive torn
The lure of the »t»Ke remained pany that that amount could not
with Mr. Marsh, although he in meet expenses, We had to have
hcritod no .such tradition tn his capacity business In a large theater
family. His father, a mid-Western to make It a financial success, and
hanker, was quite proud that hi* with that in mind, the Ntw Tork
son was enrolled as an engineer- company was plaeed on tour."
ing student at Purdue university.
From this supreme achievement,
In college, though, slide rule fell Mr. Marsh next found himself
victim to the sliding of scenery In what he describes as "an uninto place backstage and he starred happy experience in an awful Bop."
in the first musical comedy ever It was "Tha Well of Romance."
to be presented by students at Pur- written by Preston atturgis, later
due. It was "The Pair Coed," of Hollywood fame, eo-starrlng
written by the legendary humorist Norma Terrls. also fresh from her
George Ade, then a trustee at the triumph in "Show Boat." Then
university.
came "Madame duBarry" with
Later, Mr. Marsh left Purdue for Grace Moore, which Mr. Marsh
the University of Wisconsin, with also remember! aa notable for Its
his academic leanings now tending short life,
squarely in the family pattern us In the depression-ridden IMOa
he sought to master the intricacies Mr. Marsh turned to starring In
of law and finance. Here again, a stock eompeny ha owned with
the only law which held sway was Milton Aborn. one of the Bret man
the law of gravity impelling the to present grand opera In English
future star toward footlights and in the United States, and Morris
spotlights.
Schleslnger. This later developed
By this time the course was into a New York company of Gildefinitely set. Mr. Marsh had let- bert and Sullivan productions, with
ters from drama critics of Indiana exceptional success. "We had lines
newspapers and with these ven- around tht block waiting to buy
tured forth a total stranger Into tickets," Mr. Manh said. "There
the citadel of Nexv York. There l« nothing so rabid as a Gilbert
followed the all-important audition and Sullivan tan."
and the supremely important ac- This phase of his earsar he recomplishment of a job. "It was a members
as being like a hen an
role in the touring company of
Not only did he star
•The Rose Maid,' and in 35 weeks n griddle.
tha productions, ht also had ta
we had been in 38 states."
bt responsible for tht business
His first appearance on the stage management. "I waa on roller
In a. New Yrtrk production was skates most of the time." One ef
with Mitzi Hajos In "Sari." After the remembered innovations used
that came "The Greenwich Village by Mr. Marsh's company then waa
Follies" at the old Greenwich Vil- the use of a Japanese prlma donna.
lage theater, with Frank Crumlt Hittl Koweka, la the role of Yum
and Mary Lewis, one of the first Yum In "The Mikado." The Japshows to be staged by John Murray anese singing star had tsUbliihtd
Anderson. Then came "Maytlme" her fame In "Madame Butterfly"
with Peggy Wood and William with the Philadelphia Opera comNorrls, and "The Passing Show," pany.
opposite Marilyn Miller.
Hadte Makee Inroads
Summer Stock Companies
At thli point radio w u making
The summers meant stock com- heavy tncraachmtntt en tht trapanies, after the New Tork aue- ditional vltw of Amtrlcant toward
cexses had completed their tours. tht atage. Caught In tha revoluThe stock company experience Mr. tionary change in entertainment
Manh describes as invaluable ex- habits, Mr. Marsh turned his talperience and training. "It meant ents toward microphone!, starring
a new show every week, learning in tha top shows ef radio at that
the next one while still playing time, with Jane Fromsn, Andre
the current attraction." .
Kosteianeta and Robert Benchley.
Mr. Marsh, who felt strongly It was not the stage, however.
that his place on the American As Mr. Marsh phrases the sentimusical stage was at the top, con- ment of every true artUt, "There
tinued his steady upward climb, Is nothing like walking out on tha
finally achieving full and unchal- atage of a theater, getting that unlenged stardom in the production mistakable reaction in that Imof "Blossom Time." "I had felt possible to duplicate atmosphere
all along," he recalls, "that I had There Is nothing so moving as an
to keep climbing. I could not have appreciative audience, nothing no
gone on just being mediocre, Thn loud as a silent ona."
lead In "Blnmnm Time" was the Mr. Marth continued aa ont ot
first New Tork role of importance he
greatest start the American
that I created. It remains today musical
stage has tvtr known until
one of the few shows still being a d«y arrived
I felt I had
played, thanks to the Immortality reached that "when
point where age
of Frnnz Schubert's music."
created iU effect and I thought 1
Mr. Marsh played the lead In had better get out."
"Blossom Time" for three year* And at that point a newer media
after its New Tork run of ona arrived—television. Hers again, as
year and five months. That rote had been the ease with radio, Mr.
led to hit being cast as the prince Marsh feels that the Insatiable
In "The 8tudcnt Prince," opposite demands of a machine media are
Ilsn Mftivengft. It Is that role
the supply of talent.
which holds for him his fondest "New stars are needed now every
memories, "While 1 was playing month, and there Is absolutely no
the prince, I n w nine companies one who can write good material
of that show organized and sent fast enough to meet the demand.
on tour. No Broadway show had The glamor that existed In thoae
ever known such spectacular sue- other years Is no more."
ceai,- Even today, there could never
bo nine compnnlen of a show as
The 8,000,000 froien food atorsge
(,'rcnt us "South Pnelflc."
units now In American homes have
At this point, Mr. Mariih wua
created a growing service activity
fnmilliir llgurii In Oils mua, IIHVIIIK In ilio custom processing of locally
moved from New York to ftumsot produced meats and poultry fo
during the run of "Blossom Tims." froien atoraga at horn*.
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tort to preient clnima n«nlnst rotate
PtiriUNtU tn the nrtlrr nf liornwi. M o
Fuddin, Surrour.tr of the County nf Mon*
mouth, made on the ftith itny of November, lVfil on the Nprllcntlnn of Loul-e
Clarke Hodman and Churlt?* fl, McVeigh.
two of thu RxiLMiturrt nf tli<> pstutt- of
George M Hurl mini, {li'eeiuiil, milieu In
hvrt'liy ulvi'ti to Ilir rrnlitorti (if MI id
dri'dUtM. In I'thililt tn Ih<J fciltist'tihtra
two ol ihe K:;mitni'R an iihinuiiil, Ilitir
dfhu nnd drmiinilh Htislnst tht? Miitl »•*latf, iinHrr irnih, within nix mmilrm from
Iht date of th« afnr«aft.r. order, or they
luirrnl of their s c t l o n i
tlurrflir Jimlhist the s-Hltl Kllti.srrllicls.
llnlcil: I ' m hold, N. ,1., Nnv, ,*i, I U J l .
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MI November MM, at Ittiitu i.'clo«, in
the lortiumti, or an IUUII tliureafteV • •
«'t tan be hewn), «t the Court Hejlhe
X-rediold, New Jersey, for an UrttVlCK
authorlting ui to aasume other rrtpec*
.Ive natnea. to wit t Anna Ellubeth
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and provided.
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D.l»d> October 21, 1011,'
ANNA EUZABETrfflsmKI
HUNCES JULIA CIS7.BHKI, '
An Infant, l,y heiv Uuari||*n nd
NOTICL
u,.,n
J*11.1"' A m i « «™« l «th 0 "tikt.
.TO WHOM I T MAY (JONCKHNi
William E, Drnly. ArttAicy,
TAKK NUIICK tllKt the nniler>l|nril
til Km I Front Street
will an<ly ta ths Monmouts CounlF
Bit Bins, Mivrttritr
BAVK
Apy Resigns
As CD Head
Ct, - Mf. a*4 Mra.
Muauaajtoa Taylor of
Conor tC. ora tho Mraata of • a*a, Lourooco Muotiaf
Taytor M, kora Suadar at Moav U T T L E IILVCR — Clifiltr Aay,
(araicr councilman h«i
gsouU Magaattol fcaoattol.
Mra. Mvatiactoo la too tamer night r**lgna« »• chain
•rlvi* titoU, daughter of Mr. and Civil Defense cauncil. H
Mra. Oaorf* Sirota of New Tark i* letter »t ia*igaation
aae»h C. Daviaoa aftei
city.
How R.R. Lands
Are Being Sold
EUi
iNMaii'a
MCHI AniiauiwrtJ
Four Awarded
Crash
LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and j
Mrs, George A. Inman of Woodbine
BEA BRIGHT — Clarence St*< i ave,, announce the engagement of
(
3
neg
Bearh
have been asked about
Their c l a i m ;
when th« railroad weuld offer the
automohiie. ar ridmt. early in Januland to interested individuals. Some
ary B ' i r Five I'nrner*. Mid'lleln.vn.
residents expected to he contacted
Mr. Hunter and Mr, Kpp* " e r r
with an sfr>r.
pa^<f^J•»^^ :n Mr*. H y f i s
ear
Mr. Stevens said he had b*en
wliirh wan driven by Mr. Hyer
acting as a broker in t o n e of the
*o\ith on rl 3'). O p p i a i m g a truck
negotiation*. The disposal of the
ewned hy F;. anrt B Mill Supply
property i* being arranged so the
coriipsny. Perth Amhny. north mi
borough and the county will have
the. highway, Mr. Sut'nn. it n a ?
the *.r."t rights of purrha.se, he said.
alleged, pulled hi.« vch-.clo out of
The next rights go to owners whose
line into the path nf the Hyer
properties face upon or are intercar causing a hencj nri rnlll^inn
sected hy the roadbed strifi. Thr
and jiei5on.il Injuries tu Mr. H y e r '
ultimate disposal will he to any
Mr. KHP 1 ! and Mr. Hunter and
who want t« buy the l»nd, ociet
property damace to the automothese rights hav* been satisfied, he
bile.
said.
The truck alsn strurk another
Th* only tim* individuals are hevehicle, nwned
hy I he Thomas
Ing contacted are when foifeone
Proctor company. Long Branch,
athtr than an adjacent property
c a u s i n g damage to the vehicle and
owner makes *n offer to huV land,
Injury to a passenger.
said Mr. Stevens. Then letters (filMr. Hunter anil Mr. Kpps were
ing af the offer are written ta conawarded. |2M> each. Mis. liver Si.'iO,
cerned persons.
for damage tci her car and Mr.
In all cases, he said, the st*te
Hyer »150 for hi« injury. The plainMta* Klotac laotaa
public utility commission hss to
tiffs were repiesented
hy .John
give its spproval lo the private sale
Warren. Jr., of Parsons, l,ihrecqtie,
Misi Inman was graduated from
of the former railroad land to inC a m o n a ami r.nnli- of | > , | R , n l .
Cheat**
dividuals wherever that land la lo- Red Bank high arhool and the and the defendant hy Kdwaid J.
cated. He said the P. U. C. haa not Berkeley Secretarial school in Nrw Ascher c,f Asliury l';irU.
l a hi* raaart, Mr. Apy aaia that yet been asked lo approve a aale. York city. She la a member of th*
4*f*a*« wark In the borough mainLittle Silver Junior Woman's club.
ly eampriiat the erianiiatlaa al *••
Mr. Pope graduated from Red Pmli'Mriiiii Nil bv Tar,
llae reaervei. Ha aaid there are M Metlmdiat Choir
Bank high school anil tlif Wharactive polite reserve*, Kl af wham
ton School of the University of Suffrra Sliglil ligjury
hava taken and passed Arat l i d To I'rrornt Oralorin
Pennsylvania. He is a member of
Lfe Morris of K2 Hi idcr ayr. .eiif
eourtts, and that tfcerr. art regi»
The. Chancel choir of the fled Sigma Phi Kp^ilon fraternity. Mon- fered a bruised left thigh-Mmirlav •
try l l t u ready for medical strvice Bank Method's! church will pre- mouth Boat cluh, and N o r t h afternoon w h e n he wn.s struck h\'
an* demolition aquad*. Though sent "Praise .Jehovah," a Thanks- Shrewsbury Icp float and Yacht » car driven bv Dominic Senlitn nf
thera are no Are reserve*, he ex giving oratorio hy Felix Mendels- cluh. Mr. Popr i« employed hy the *a Catherine f'. nn Maple ave. at
plain*4 that the Are company l« sohn, Sunday evening at A o clock National Crrdit office in New York Monmouth .ut.
larger thin it h u been and that at th* church. John Ferris, min- city.
Accordinjr to police, Mr. flcititn
it can ha counted upon to supply ister of music, will conduct the
w a s turning from Monmouth st. inM y neaded help.
choir, which is made up of 411
to Maple ave. when hU enr struck
Sayint he believe* the C. D. pro- voices.
(imtrllw Urm Benin*
Mr. Morris. The pedestrian was
gram haa been a "tremendoua iuetreated
at R i v e r v i e w hospital,
Mildred Palmer Stout will he the
eeai," ha said It is due In iU en- soprano soloist, assisted hy Mildred
where he wad taken hv Mr. Heatito.
tirety ta the "line walk of, Paul J. Morris, alto; filch*id Warner,
MTTLK SILVER — Kscavaling
Hemtchaat." He praised Mr. Hem- tenor, and Herbert Bui Us, baritone. nnd liiading wurk on the parking
nmt»:MH riNMi iiritr:
•ehoot tar maintaining Interest in The program will open with the lot adjacent to the Are house on
Four persona were fined for motha program, which he termed Sixth Organ aonata hy Mendel- Prospect «ve. her* was started tor vehicle violations by Magistrate
"dihVult, when there (• ne pirat- sohn, based on the chorale, "Oui Monday by Costello's Excavating John V. Crowell yesterday nun nine
ing amargenry."
Father Who Art in Heaven."
company of IB Clinton pi, Red In traffic court here.
Though Mr. Apy aike* that hta
Fined wern John C. Kenny. 121
The choir ia sponsoring this ser- Bank.
railgnatlan take effect immediate- vice of music as a contribution lo
Victor COHICIIKO said this week tjexlngtnn ave., Kair Haven, !,'> for
ly, the mayor «al4 he t u "relue- the cultural life of the. community
dlsregaiding
a Slow sign; William !
tant ta accept" it hccau«e of the and as a project to aid the build- that the work will he completed in J. Deeve/i, Neptune, f5 raieles*
time
for
the
dedication
of
tht
fire
"grand iirvice' performed by tha ing fund of the church. Rev. flogdriving; Pvt WNlter Martindale,
chairman. Mr. Apy preyed for ar ar J. Squlr*, pastor, will officiate. house Saturday, Nov, 24,
Fort Monmouth, $.1 each on charges
tlan, howiver, explaining that It
af carelasj driving and speeding.
Ths mad to betttr and »igf«r ttutl. and Mrs. Charles Canipl.-ii, Highhad bean hi* Intention for aaverel
*»••. a<i'<rtiit la »»• augister
l l
montha to rejlgn. He aaM ha haa Mr*. R. W. Morrii
lands, t l , overtime parking.
A
d
t
l
a
i
t
held1 tha poet ten yearn and that Honored al Shoner
Little Oliver'* World War It deEVERETT - Mis* Mary Ellen
fans* canter, "one of tha ouUtandIng in tha atate," waa the flrat ta Oarv*y of NuUwamp rd.. entertained last Thursday at a batty
gain official recognition.
Cauneilman Donald C. Lawu shower and cocktail parly for Mr*.
YOUI MUCTION
suggested that council accept th* Robert W. Morris ef Shrewsbury,
ruignatlan with "thank* and re th* former Ruth Kiltcn. Mrs, Morgreta" and that a letter of com- ris' husband, Lieut. Morris, Is nervmentation h* sent Mr. Apy. Th* ing with th* Army Signal corps In
mayar gaid he W M "very grateful" Korea,
Attending were Mrs. Ralph Kilto Mr. Apy and that an appointment to replace htm will he an- len, Mrs. Francis Hockey, Mrs.
nounead at the Nov. IT meeting. Francla Hockey, Mr.'. John Joyce,
Jr., Mrs. John Joyce, ST., Mr*.
Chester L. Forrar, Mrs. Jamca KnrADAMEIT H E R E ON VISIT
KBTPORT-BMen E. Adameit nry, Mrs. Thomas Kins'. Mrs. Wilh u returned to Dublin, Va., after liam Klrman, Mr*. Richard Klra visit with hi* father, William man, Mrs. Robert Kilien, Mrs. RobAdameit of Second st., and his ert Sagurton, Mrs. Cy Cldum, Mr*.
brother-in-law and lister, Mr. and Frank Letterl, Mrs. Carrie Coffey,
Mrs. F. C. Sehwelnr, Jr., of Kaan*- Mr*. L. E. Morris, Mra. Fred Cordes,
burg. Mr*, Behwtiaer and daugh- Mra. Joseph Dillon, Mrs. Charles
ter DOfb and Mr. Adameit apart Oarvey, Sr. and Ml**** Noreen
Friday in New York city where Klrman, Helen Wlddl*. Mary FlemNOWHERE Aul NOWHERE mil you find tuck
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m **rm welcome to their new komt
in Awhirook Fan,,. May they find tkh t
ii DIDHH the apple treet
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a» their neighbwi </».
Jacob It. V. M. LejfcrU >
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8U River id.. Fair Haven, received
• settlement of J2.000 fiosa Huge
Magnuson of 170 Naveaink, Highlands, in county court this week.
The Murrays, who were represented by Edward W. Wiae, Jr.,
of the firm of Wipe * Wise. Red
Bank, accepted the settlement just
before their case was to b* tried
before County Judge P. E 4 * s r d
Knight and a jury.
The suit was the result of an tcrident Mar. 22 on Rumson rd., Little Silver. Both ears were heading
west when the Magnuson car,
which was in fiont of the car bei ing operated hy Mr. Murray, in
i which Mis. Murray was a pasten! gei. hit an icy spot in the i o t a and
i went into a spin, turning completely around and hitting the. front end
of the Murray ear.
As the result of the accident Mrs.
Murray received emergency treatment at Rivtrview hospital, and
wae then confined to her home for
three weeks,
Mr. Magnuson
wa# represented
g
p
C
A
hy Durand, IIvins It Carton
or Atbury Park.
r 11 e H1 1
DauMt-actiag Davit g»*»t
double froMCtion. aWittr
H I M ia yaur atiiiag bowl
...tata • f t i a ia your ovaa.
only $ 2 . 1 0
i i Kt Nc
C O N M M
Dfll/fS
f *km Of Tht Fam»u$ BVTTERCVP BREAD
Cash awards and \aluablt
t grand ptiits
CmnUvml Maw, W.WV
f Channel 13,
Fir* Quality COLUMBIA ' '
snow
At Crystal Brook
Marc Than 160 Gacala
FaahitM §ft»»
Ural Party
EATONTOWN — More than 1*0
women attended the annual charity card patty of the Entre Nous of
Red Bank Monday at Crystal
Brook Farm inn. Cocktail dresses
and dinner gowns were shows by
Selma's of Asbury Park.
Proceed* from the event will fee
used for the group's annual contributions to county charities. Double decks of playing cards were table prices. Committee chairmen
included Mrs. George Cleveaberg,
Mrs. William Decker and Mrs. Rita
Haley Douglas.
Mn. Sydney Berg »f Aabury
Park wat eemmenttter for the
show, in which were professional
models A apecial award wat won
by Mra. Ann Wall.
Attending were Mil. William
Wall, Mrs. Lewi; Merritt, Mrs. Michael Doyle, Mrs Francis Murphy,
Mrs. Lars Ofeen, Mrs. Wilfred MulFireflies live in America In an ler, Mrs. Nicholas O. Lamb. Mrs.
E.
C. Buck. Mi?. Edward O'Leary,
area generally east of the Rockies
Mra. John R. Keilt, Mrs. Walter
a ni crntcifd nn the 40th parallel. Williams Mrs. Oiandin Chapman,
Mrs. Frank Hurley, Mrs. Albert R.
White, Jr.. Mr?. Dorothy Ward,
Mia. Ross E Wiley, Mrs. Douglas
EMu-aids, Mrs. Roger Wymbs, Mrs.
Fred Flick, Mrs. Irving Wells.
a No ncf4 la risk easily
iagr«4icmi... ao atod) • •
dittapoiM yaur family i»
iht irttl you promtae*1! fit
hart it your MCNt of 4*U'
clout fcomtmtdc cake thtt'l
light • • afcaaWcvary lisar...
Hara'i 2 V, lat. * f halMay «aa«flati . . . fane/
fruiti, choict nutmaati, tanfy t a i c o i . . . in a atautifwlly amboutd aumiiha* tola* mttal container with
a hundred ana* •nt houithotd u i t i .
Ocdor fram yaur i f 4 Atalar
«nly « j e n
(in smart $iji b»x)
**•**
fAe ,,mt rate in * HOLLY MX
| Entre Nous Holds
Accident Suit
ROCK WOOL HOIK INSULATION
Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics
W. W. KCNNEOVi Lacal
FRUIG CAKE
IS. 1MH
on H»ektr't tmmtmr
Sunday) at 1:30 P.M.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE HK(,ISTKK
r
1
I
i
LEON'S
CERAMIC HOBBIEST
CLAY CORNER
OFFERS SEW IHKISTU4S
GHEENWAHE SPECIALS
Holly Sugar A Creamer .
ChriatMa. Tree Sah ft Pepper
7 Piece Nativity-Crauf)
Santa Nugt, ele.
Vm«.rio«i»«d, twtat and
w*
qvicMrazan at tHoir
/ faf wofa ™ava'^
iwaatnau—and choict, pick
a' rht crop foodntit whan*
avtr you ttrvt 4h«m. Thty
toiM baMor... for lordon't
f *H m* Notion'i I t i t .
M0ZMP00M
AT urm FOOD STOMS imuourmw mm
leach for the
besMnaMHe!
SWITCH TO
- :S'
CANADA DRY
New officers were installed by
Leonard Williams, county 4-H
agent, They art Catherine Pierce,
president: Richard Moore, vice
president; Rosetnarle Braun, secretary, and Suaan Anable, treasurer. Mr. Williams touched on the
club's scrap drive and membtrahip
cards.
Mitt
Pierce
announced the
achool membership committee of
Betty Ann Holier, River Plaza;
Robert Lum, Lincroft; Mildred
Hall, Red Bank Catholic, and Robert Llebenow and George Cross,
Holmdel. The p r s g n m committtt
la Abble Ann Willgerodt. Catherine
Ring, Charlet Withol and Jtlfery
Gill. The recreation committee consists of Margaret Ring, Daniel
Vittllo and Marion Cheek.
Mrt. Thomas Kraan requttttd
that all members having flower
garden* wert to tavt at many
satdt a t possible to be tent to
Korea by Mrt. Karl Wihtol. New
club members are Charlea Wihtol
and Nicholas Price.
M O A T ST.
WMtSWMifSS
• f i t for Zoitfil Liftl
.loit for lofroflmioiitl
She'll be go happy to
receive Ro$e»
from
HONIY I I I
FLOWERS
fht btsf drink of of/"
RUIMII T. Hodgkln
I—iHRtair—littlilt P, M. \i»il'll
jjjffr
444 Irtta 1 St.
Tol. Rod Itnk 4.4020
With all thm Trimming*
.
PAIR NAVRN
IRIAKFAST • IUNCHI0N . WNNHS
A U CARTI
R
A S Tliaiilii|iwlnf Oay aaffaacnat
A»«j yatf plan yaur fattiva timt,
Of cavria you'll nmtmktr »ha (vrkay,
lyt hava yau rtmambar*^
fliv« hta tor
najt, kat Iff
to Mad tMH
• • • rlfkl
Winai iymk«alita frac!a«i livinf
Anal atia* to a maal M M gait
Which i a h !• apart at taaclal
••
rt
Far avan thaia Miaii ta 1t» kait.
la
THE WINE BARREL
4 Monmouth Si.
VICTORY
MARKETS-RID
BANK
21 W. FRONT ST.
110 MONMOUTH ST.
TIL 6-050S
PttSH KHiBD TOM
TURKEYS
UAN
SALT
HMIH
PORK
Ktf.
ROASTING
UAN
PORK
BACON
KIDNEYS
LIVER
BEEF
B A CO N
PORK
HAMS
PORK CHOPS
BEEF
SAUSAGE
PORK LQIN
CHUCK
ROAST
BEEF
HAMS
fHOLfl HALF
•LADI
RIB ROAST
CUT
LEAN
Btit for Fttverl
RED RANK
S BROAD STREET
Turkey Dinner
CLAY CORNER
TO SING CANTATA
M a u n d e r ' t cantata, "Song of
Thanksgiving," under the direction
of G. Howard Scott, will be presented by the combined choirt of
Firtt Methoditt church, First and
Grand ave*., Asbury Park, Sunday
evening, Nov. 18, at 7:90. John MeCollum, nationally famout oratorio
tenor from New York city, wilt be
gueat toloiat. Soloists of the church
who will ting are Nell Kohl, Miriam Tompkiiu, Betsy Kohl, Barbara
Whitehcad, Emma Koenig and WUlinm Braman.
AWNING 4 SHAM CO.
Bring in yaur Christmas llring early befort Oee. Itth.
Tree-Fyre Ctram Ink glatea special whila catting flip.
|.H.<:lub In Hold
Dance at Church Hall
•xtfo Undtr—l«rdtn'i »aat
fOWNCAtOUlU
Mat TMatMd M O M
for tfiifcaU Wrtte. Mtat S
•f
Mrt. George Harm, Mrt. Martin
Hlrseh, Mr*. Philip Peters. Mrt.
Harry Robertson, Mil. Cltrencc
Dolan, Mrs. Tony E. Hunting, Mrs.
A. J. Patterson, Mrs, Mae Ryan,
Mr«. Robert Dunlop, Mri. Betty C.
Hitter, Mrs. William Turnier, Mrs.
Edward O'Flaherty. Mrs. Fred
Bremcyei', Mrs. j8»tpl] Christmas,
Mr;. Joseph Bray, Mrs. James
Stump, Mrs. Charles Douglas, Jr.,
Mrs. John Holian. Mrs. Louis Calta. Mrs. Thoma* Meade.
Mrs. Carl Wilms, Mis. Mary
Mauey, Ml*. Michael Bergin. Mrs.
Theodore Mots, Hi., Mrs Joseph
Hintelmann. Mrs. Fred Crine, Mrs.
Clayton Held, Mrs. Maurice Button,
Mis. Donald Matthews, Mrs. Rita
Orandlnetti, Mrs. H. I. Samuelstn,
Mrs. William Galbtalth, Mrs. Arthur Rciman, Mrs. C. W. Wirktnan,
Mrs. Oeorge Reddan, Mrs. Robert
Malkmus, Mra. Philip Thoma?, Mrs.
John Finnegan, Mrs. J. William
Heim, Jr., Mrs. William Ratlismith,
Mrs. Lillian Bauer, Mrs. Oeorge
Oil). Mrs. William Roswell, Mrt.
Marion Neal, Mrs. Theodore D.
Moore.
Mrs, Catherine Knight, Mrs. Walter Layton, M M . Robert Norman,
Mra. Joseph Dillon, Mrt. Henry
McDermott, Mrs. Martin McGuire,
Mrt. Fred Hall. Mrs Edward Daubenschmidt, Mrs. William Lake,
Mrs. Mary Orause, Mrs. Charles
Oiblln, Mrs. F. A. Chicone, Misses
F.llsabeth Ryan. Nora Ryan, Agnet
Kane, Collette Quigley, Agnct Dwyer and Eleanor Koch.
LINCROFT T- Tht 1-H club Of
this plact will 1ioid a square dance
next Friday night from • to 11
at the Community church hall. The
committee in charge consiits of
Betty Ann Holier, Margaret Ring,
Jamea Howard, Richard Moore,
Virginia Debbs, Karen and Ptggy
Moore,
Phyllln
Bott,
Debby
Jacques, Morgan Kiaan, Wlnsor
Jacques, Susan Anable and Abble
Ann WllUcrodt.
.10
Myrtte Icod!
SMlOfN
MOW
STEAK
79V
PRRSH WASHIO
SPINACH
CAPICOB
CIANIIRIIIS
19
19
29
14
ib.
FIRM Rlfl
TOMATOII
CARTON
URM JUICY
ORANtlf
DOZIN
OOMICI
TARIR PIARS
ib;
RED BANK REGISTER
VOLUME LXX1V, NO. 20.
Council Approves Big Tnieb Hurl
SUM Emergency Eatontown Roads,
In Water Dept Council Reports
Gnurta TnuMfer
Of Uejtiar UeeMet
• 3 0 0 tmr Ughtiaf
$» Plate Dinner
On Victory Spre
Auk* fur Kenlorjtlion
Of Public
SUeaV U Onktwdl
T«J Dreidfe Nen«|y;
Accept Fire Truck
•tt COM
SECTION THREE-PAGES 1 TO 16.
RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1951
Plaque Presented to James S. Pyrites
10 Cents
Hundreds of Pigs
" Die in Epidemic
SKA ( J I H T - I a s t n i c h l ' s $,V) per
Mp R e p u b l i c a n v i c t o r y d i n n e r in
iea Girt inn w a s a t t e n d e d by .wf>
ue.-ts whtj hc;trd M i c h i g a n ' s Hep.
o p. Wolcott ui"xtl a stabilized
i c o n o m y as the me;in* of a t t a i n i n g
worlrl and national peace."
D e c l a r i n g the people have los!.
confidence in tlie g o v e r n m e n t be,•ause the present a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
m s pUr# ; < "j>9ljtjcil po'ver brfus,-;
vorld peace" and "political e.Apedi•ncy before national peace,'• tliff
c o n g r e s s m a n c h a r g e d Ilio Denio•rats with "the s t u d i e d policy of
a v i n j created inflation to maintain inflation and hiffh prices."
He .•vssertert t h e "inflation poly" in g o v e r n m e n t b e g a n in the
oO's "In lick a d e p r e s s i o n , " in
he. lmu'.^, "to finance a war," and
o n t i n u e s today to huld power
•||o«i Cholera Variant* Suspected;
Human* Thought Safe from Diieaat
KATONTOWN-Big-load trucks
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Borough council Tuesday night ap- have been causing considerable
proved the declaration of a 11,000 damage to local etreeU, the boremergency in the water depart- ough council disclosed laet night.
NKW SHREWSBURY — Hit**
mtat after Borough Clerk Nelson Councils***, said (elective routing
dreds of pigs and hogs reportedly
H. Roberta explained that, while and other measures will be studied
collections, now made on a two- to help the situation.
died in an epidemic that tweet
month billing basis, are in line with
Uuuija-h i'me Brooit and Heevey*
Fear waa expressed that unless
last year'a receipts, council's $3,000
town during the past t'.vo weekih
decrease in this year's apprcipria- a way waa found to route trucks
local officials said yesterday.
tion for the department hat been over such roads a* Tinton ave. and
HOL.MDr;L-P!"".-:r-nt Vall'y Inn
F'rtd L Crocker of Freehold,
Maxwell rd. frequent and costly reteas than prudent.
on rt. 34 has been purchased by who shared in the investigatios,
pairs
would
be
necessary
on
other
Mr. and Mi-. Kian.i.i X. Murphy said this is one of the worst pig
Mr. Roberts said the amount
from Mr. anil .Mi .-•. T h o m a s V K a - epidemics
he has seen. Mr>
was needed to prepare for expendi- thoroughfares, like Maple ave. and
Clinton
it.
ncy. Mrs. Murphy is a niece, of M l . r'rnrker i< chief sanitarian ef th*
tures of approximately 1100 per
K a n e y ' s . Olflt ml oi..^niiis' of Vhe inn i State Department of Health,
month for power for the rest of
Councilman Leon B. Imock. Jr.,
uii'Jcr Hie n e w o v . n e r s h i p will be |
the year. Funds on hand of 1231 said Lewis st. is one of the roads
The exact nuniher of dead swine
held t o n i o i r o w n i g h t and .Satuiday | and tin.' exact cause of death at*
will be used for miscellaneous ex- now taking a beating. One cause,
n
i
g
h
t
.
penses, the clerk said. Council ap- he said, are heavily loaded trucks
j unknown. The numbers sre re*
He uttered tlie hope that, "we can
propriated 17,900 this year and passing to and from the new Eatported up to 1,000, but Mr. Crocker
preserve the American system of
IW.500 In W50.
on town Concrete company plant.
I said the count "sppears unreliable."
government until Nov., 19!S2." when
go ita vehicles can use the road
One
.source said mnil swine In th*
Council approved the transfer
in "alert publie" will chance "the
borough have died.
•f the plenary retail liquor con- safely, the concrete dim U paying
pattern cut for the. socialization
lumption licence of John ttauba the cost of reinforcing bridges on
of America."
Human Daai»r DoaMfnl
of Keansbuic. trading as Shorty's the Tinton ave. county road, it was
Dr. Robert L. Ticehurtt. Hantd
tavern at 11J First avc, to Peter disclosed by Councilman Fred 8.
ave. veterinarian, said the syms>
'Oemoi-raU MvpRnrt Inflation'
Knot and Alef Zarich of Old Morris. The work is being done
tumi of the disease as described
Criticising President Truman's
Bridge, who will trade as Pete's under a county contract but the
to him, "point to hog cholera «f
Jemet S. Perke., areilsjent • ( liverview hetpitel, center, receivei the Re«J lank Cam* Economic Stability act of 1940, he
tavern. The transfer is effective company will pay the Mil.
hog choltra variant." Both ail*
quoted
Democratic
Senator
Maytoday,
muflity Chamber • ( Commerce aJeqwe, «n annual ewerd, (or •wtitansJ na centmunity leader, bank a.i saying the bill would have
ments are common to hogs rai**4
Pavls* is iugfoH*
A letter from Patrolman Algie
In midwestern states, he said.
A suggestion was Made by Coun- this. rVeieMetiert wai mait ay f e W s j H. Can way, laft, aretitlent a •he Chamber. Alia socialized the I' S., nationalising
Drinkwater of the borough police
he whole economy more than was
"Neither disease can be paaaai
department, president of local 48 cilmsn Ralph L. Lewie that the Msjinf *lia t4aa.ua li Hawarsj $. CvHmert, chairman • ! the. New Yark Part Atitharity, who wet done in Great Britain. "World staon to humans," he told a Reglsttf
•t the Patrolmen's Benevolent as- concrete company make Lewis at.
bility,"
the
.ipenker
said,
"must
reporter.
sociation, asking a IS per cent In- more appropriate for truck us* by •fca principal speaker.
be built on a firm, strong American
However, Dr. Ticehurst said at
crease in salary for department paving it with it* product. The
dollar,"
which
he
claimed
cannot
had not been called In to eaamiM
memberi in line with the rising Arm, still being built, is expected
be accomplished by an ndministraany of the dead pigs and eo coiilA
cost of living, » u referred to the to be completed and in production
ion which supports inflation.
not sjy if cholera killed thessy
•.nance committee for considera- soon.
Among
the
points
he
.stressed
as
Cholera In thlj region is unuiualt
tion in the preparation of the 1932 Big oil trucks serving neighbornecessary
for
stabilization
Is
the
he said.
•
budget,
hood (as stations also were blamed
"return of the. Federal rteserve
Dr. Irving JUer, president of tM
for
street
damage
and
(or
causing
board to a place of independence."
• a m i * »*•» O»>«
hoard of health, said he had beam
traffic congestion.
EATONTOWN—Two exceptional
He charged the Republicans
The irregular payment of bor.
informed the epidemic i* being r*»
The Red Bank Community cham- tive vice president of the Chamber; hobby displays sre expected to
Discussion of street issues abmust,
"regardless
of
the
political
•ugh employee*—who, according to sorbed most of the meeting.
ported to state investigators. Is)
ber of Commerce plaque for out- Col. Fred Wood, commanding offi- highlight the antique and hobby
consequences,"
offer
the,
voters
H
an ordinance, should be paid the
addition, he said his department
Concerning complaint* about • standing community spirit and cer at Fort Hancock; Mayor Kath- enow tomorrow from 2 to t p. m hance to drive from office "those
Mth end last day of every month severe
is "ready to help in any way."
leadership was awarded last night arine Elku* White of Red Bank, in the Masonic temple, sponsored
dip
in
a
local
section
of
rt.
but who, according to custom, are IS, Councilman James If. Wolcett, at the Chamber'* annual dinner at Harry H. Neubergcr, chairman of by the Community Woman's club. n high places who would destroy
Francis X. MtiraJtr
Sick and dying pigi were disc**
paid »fter every council meeting
our government and set up some
ered early this week when Uh
the Molly Pitcher hotel to James the Chamber'* national affair* comImprovements to the Inn by Mr. Crocker and Mrs. Agnes Barkost
with a consequent three-week per- Jr., said it had been caused by 8. Parkes, president of Riverview mittee; Edwin R. Conover, treas- One is being showu by members type of collectivism."
iod between paydaya (our times per poor drainage' Council went on rec- hospital. Main speaker at the din- urer of the Chamber, Capt. P. C. of the Circus Model Builders and
The fund-raising affair brought Murphy include redecorating and local health and welfare officer,
year—was referred to Councilman ord • • saying the dip threatened ner was Howard S, Cullman, chair- Wcrts, commanding officer of Earle Owners association, a non-profit out most of the county's nodal set, enlarging the bar and cocktail were making a tour of ini»«etioa,
Patrick j , MeConnell, chairman •( public safety and ordered that the man of the New York Port Author- Naval Ammunition depot; J. Ray group which makes circus minia- who heard Amory h. Haskell act lounge. Seating capacity at the
Mrs, Barker told a reporter HI*
tures. They will show SO models of
State Highway department be askbar has been doubled. The restaurthe finance committee, for study.
ity, whose topic was "The NewDeRldder, second vice president of one-inch and under of trapete art- as toaatmaster. Mr. Haskell. chair- ant section has normal dinner ac- sons who raise large numbers of
to make repair*.
Council approved the contribu- edThe
highway department also Is Tork Port Authority and How It the Chamber, and Col. James N. ists, clown*, wild animals and cir-man nt the itepubUcan finance commodations for 145 and up to pigs informed her all or moat af
tion of 1500 to the Christmas light- going to
committee of the county, intro- 200 for banquet*.
their animals were wiped Mlfe
cus equipment.
be asked to do something Affects the Development of Mon- Pureell of Fort Monmouth.
Ing of First ave., which again this
duced members of his committee.
Deaths of more than TOO pigs word
mouth County." Mr. Cullman'* adI M B J H I S AwSMNpHMWIVlIM
about
the
"one-eyed"
traffic
IKht
Another
is
a
replica
In
miniaMr.
Murphy,
a
resident
of
Red
year will be sponsored by the Jundress In entirety appear* on page
Mr. Conway gave • reaume of th« ture of the uld De Witt Clinton, Included were Clifford Hetnphill nf Rank a number of years, has had reported in one section of the BON
ior Chamber of Commerce, and the at Lewis and Main sts. Residents 11, this section. 173 attended the Chamber's
chief accomplishments first engine to make—in 1831—the Spring kake, Marshall Booker of 15 years' experience in the restaur- ough and large number* were tail
appointment of Councilmen Ever* complain that near-wrecks develop. affair.
during the past year. He said Red 17-mile trip from Schenectady to Middletown, Nrwcombe C. Raker ant and catering business. For the elsewhere.
ett C. Curry and Robert J. Corre Motorists get a green light to enter
•Igns *4 Dtseaae
Presentation of the plaque to Mr. Bank, with its population of 11,000, Albany. Made by Joseph P. Noll of rtunuon, Philip Iselin of Ocean- past six years ha has bsen operto a committee to assist the junior Main from Lewis, but Main st. trafSome owners. Mrs. Barker wJsV
fic I* not aignaled to stop.
Iterkea, a resident of Rumson and has 1,000 commuten and 75,000 of 12 Youmans ave., the form wat port and Van R. Halseyr of Rum- ating Tbodcs restaurant at New
chamber.
*
CMMre* Ttoetesned
former director of the county board shoppers, does an annual business exhibited at the New York Museum son. Also Introduced « er« mem- Brunswick with his brother-in-law, told her a sick pig seem* to tea*
Council alts approved th« exth* use ef Its rear legs and gr«s>
•f freeholders, was made by the of $42,200,000, and ha* a per capita and at tie 150th celebration of the bers of the night's dinner commit- Willard Woods.
emption of Arnold T. Truex of
Council President Spencer M.
ually collapses before death. Berat*
president. Edward H. income of $8,IM as compared with patent eRIee in Washington, D. C. tee, Thomas Procter of t-ont
Mr. Murphy has encaged Paul time life lingera a couple of days>
South ave. as a member •( Hose Patterson, who conducted the, ses-Chamber's
the
national
figure
of
M,«0.
Branch,
John
Kelly
of
Long
During Its display and travel, it il
Coaway. He told of Mr. Kikes'
Enke as manager of the inn. A she said.
company j7oT~i and the appoint- sion In the absence of Mayor F. successful
Branch
and
Edward
C.
Broege
of
covered
by
$5,000
Insurance.
In the put two year* he Mid the
effort* in raising $800,000
former restaurant owner at Asment of Arthur Barnes of 32 Hoop- Bltst Price, said the safety of chil- for the erection
of the new 100-bed Chamber ha* r»Ucd $T,O00 toward Theme of the ahow is the early Belmar, state committceman.
It was this symptom that ape
bury Park, Mr. Enke also at one
er ave. as a member of the bor- dren often !• threatened at that In- Riverview hospital.
KaafcHI Pralae* Wsalley
the cost of tunning the National history <f this borough which wa*
Mr.
Parkes,
he
time was manager of the Morocco peered like ehulera to Dr. Ties*
ough's Civil Defense council after tersection. Councilman Leon B. said, directed the camps Ign, atsrtcd Sweepstake* regatta here. This
settled 11 ISM by Thomas Eaton. Mr. Haskell poured considerable club on Staten Island and catering hurst, and to another veterisjarlM
it accepted the resignation of Col. Smock, Jr., said he hi* watched
1MI, in which $500,000 waa raised year $1,900 was raised among The chit's first attempt to stag* praise on Russell Woolley, county manager at the Waldorf-Astoria that spoke to Mr. Crocker. Onrj*
Harrison G. Travis, USA. (ret.) traffic stack up at that earner as a In
Chamber members for the Christ- such a i how, the event will have OOP. chairman. He commended hotel in New York city.
through
donations
and
pledge*.
He
post-mortem twti can confirm thai
which was forwarded by Howard result of the light Oounell believes •aid it was also through Mr. ma* street lights. Through the
the county leader for "astuteness"
diagnosis, It was pointed out.
A. Stockton, director.
a regular tranV signal I* needed Parkes' effort* that the remaining Chamber's facilities seven local many oljects on display because and his ability to handle camof
the
eithuslastie
co-operation
of
Mr. Crocker asid he had bear*
there, controlling movement both $300,000 wa* secured in state and businessmen were successful In obj
Other AeMont
townipecple and local antique paigns. Mr. Woolley later was to
of ns similar epidemics In tht)
on Main and Lewi*.
taining
federal
government
defense
federal
aid.
receive
similar
accolades
from
Rep.
dealers. Maps, photographs and
county. However, he cautioner fig
Council alio: Authorised the pay'
contract*. Mr. Conway praised Mr. household articles relating to th James C. AuchlnclC.sn of Rutmon,
It wa* reported that drainage
Ment of more than $21,000 in bills;
raisers that If the disease It • ( #
$lM.Ma Fajrratl
Taylor, the Chamber's executive early history will be shown. Hob- who introduced the principal
accepted the building inspector's work was completed on Clinton snd
cholera variant it should b* re*
In his acceptance speech Mr. vice president, and Mr. Klarin, ble* of cub members, their friends speaker.
report of fll.OOO in building and Cllffwood sts and sidewalk pavenumbered that sn infected sty M
FAIR
HAVEN—The
mayor
and
improvements for which he col- ments have been repaired on Parkes said the honor rightfully parking and traffic chairman, for and. neighbors also will be shown. Mr. Woolley Introduced numer- council were informed in a letter unsafe for ute for at least twt
their
efforts
tn
behalf
of
the
assoshould
go
to
Riverview
hospital.
Kramer
and
Pierce
avei.
A
resolulected 134 in feea; heard an invi
Serving with Mrs. Leslie D. See-ous county officials and G.O.P. Tuesday night from Benedict R. years,
tation to attend the annual con tion was passed refunding money He thanked the civic organisations ciation and the borough of Red ly, chairman, are Mrs. Raymond leaders in the audience as well as Nicosin, Hcd Bank attorney, that
Mr. Crocksr aai4 he would aeV
ference of the New Jersey State held in escrow for the sidewalk and the public for their "wonderful bank. The Chamber's service to Bennett, Mrs. Doris Anglcbeck, those at the speakers' table. Among Paul Caruso, 661 River rd., "will vibe anyone preparing pork te> *a<
•plrit" and the support given to Red Bank, Mr. Conway emphasized, Mrs. James N. Wolcott. Jr., Clif- the tatter group were Mrs. Oerald- stop any activity" in his shoe re- to eoolc It very thoroughly. Ha 1*11
League of Municipalities at Atlan- job to Norwood homes.
ta City Tuesday through Friday,
Council accepted a new art truck him in the hospital campaign. The can not be measured In dollars and ford Odmsn, Mrs. Robert Dangler, ine U Thompson, state committee- pair shop at the above address and sure federal inspectors In slaughterNov. ST-30; instructed the clerk to and authorised the iasuance of tax new Riverview hospital, he said, cents.
Mrs. C. C. Meeks, Jr., and Mrs.woman; Mrs. Ann Morford. vice "has complied with my advice."
houses would deteet any infection
write a letter of commendation to anticipation note* in the amount of was one of the best In the state,
Paul Braeger.
Mayor Edgar V. Denial: said Mr. that might be dangerous to ht*>
county chairman; Assemblyman
the lire department for the Hal- $10,230 for the equipment, which and added that the same homey,
Caruso
had
converted
a
garage
inmans. But, he said, seme porH
A hand-crocheted rug made by and Mrs. Elvin R. Simmill, Assemloween party for children of the will be taken up by the Eatontown pleasant atmosphere which has pre- Richard Norti Elected
Miss Bel ty Hum, which will he blyman-elect and Mrs. Alfred N. to a choe repair shop in a resi- might reaeh local consumers with*
vailed at Riverview will continue,
community; referred to the water National bank.
dential zone and had Installed
having been Inspected—s%
awarded at the close of the show, Beadleston, Senator-elect and Mrs."110,000 in equipment." The mayor out
committee the request of Antonio Announcement wa* made that the A* an example of Riverview'i ex- St. Jam* CWV Head
"cook it well."
is on diiplay in the former Mon- Richard R. Stout, Freeholder and
Natale of Bay ave.'for an adjust- Red Croat mobile blood bank will pansion he cited the fact that the
Richard
Norts
l
u
t
night
was
congratulated
Police
Capt.
Carl
The hauling of garbage for fOeV
ment of a $74.90 water bill for the be in Eatontown Nov. 19, and res-hospital's annual payroll now is elected commander of St. Jamea mouth iarket store. Tea will be Mr*. Victor E. Grotisinger, Free- Jakubccy on his "excellent job" der
and maintaining sanitation 1$
served n the afternoon and holder Earl L. Woolley, Mrs. Auchperiod Jan. 11 to Feb. 16; received idents were asked to give blood for $1*2,000.
post. Catholic War Veteran*. He evening.
in connection with the investiga- pig sties have been a continuous1
incloss
and
Mrs.
Broege.
The
chair
the reimbursement of 129 from the the soldier* Sghtlng In Korea.
The speakers and honored guests will succeed Vincent Arnone.
borough problem, Mr. Crocker sale.
man also gava Freeholder Woolley tion.
state highway department for an
Serving with him will be Harold
were introduced by David W. RusMr. Nicosia's letter stated that Several violation! of borough ant
a bouquet of roses for Mrs. Wool
extra 200 eandlepower over the
Raritan
Twp.
Maa,
6
5
,
Mangarelli,
first
vice
commander;
sell,
put
president
of
the
Chatnley, who has been ill the past two an application will be made for a health ordinances regarding hog
borough's 400 eandlepower mainLEAVES FOB KOBEA
ber. In introducing Attorney The- Bartholomew Grlmley. second vice
building permit and if denied then raising have been under investk
years.
tained for lights on Memorial
Killed
by
Hit-Run
Car
odore
D.
Parsons
of
Little
Silver,
commander;
Eugene
Homan,
third
Rev.
Joseph
F.
Bhtehan,
former
The affair tickets for which his client will apply for a variance. gation recently.
pkwy., and heard Mr. Corre report
Mr. Russell stressed his high office vice commander; Francis Little,
that he had received no local bids curate at St. James Catholic in
RARITAN TOWNSHIP - John were in gold print, had all the
the state and "the honor you treasurer; Ranjner P. Hedberg,
for repairs to ladders for the Honk church here, and at St. Gabriel* have
Hano, shout 65, o f route !M, wasrequisites of a victory celebration!
brought
to
the
community
in
historian:
John
E.
Day,
welfare
church,
Bradevelt,
left
Tuesday
for
and Ladder company truck.
killed instantly early l u t nighi gaiety prevailing. Though informal
Camp Stoneham, Cal. A captain In which you live." Mr. Parsons in- officer; John Corrigan, officer of when he was struck by an uni- dress was the order of the eveActing on Mr. McConnell'j rec- the Army Chaplain Corps, Father troduced Mr. Cullman, the main the day; Mr. Arnone, Leslie C. Me-denuded
car which failed to stop, ning, fashionable feminine attire
ommendation, council instructed Shechan ha* order* to fly to Yoko- •peaker. The attorney general Bride and Joseph Laurlno, trustees,
According to state police, Key- was in abundance. Mr. Woolley told
the clerk to require an itemized hama, Japan, and expect* to go on praised the Red Bank Chamber as and Msgr. Joseph T. Casey, chapport, Mr Hano waa apparently reporters that about 600 tickets
statement from Edward Bahr, wel- to Korea. He has been enjoying a a group, although competitive in lain.
walking south on the right ham were sold for the dinner, main
fare director, and other borough M-day leave with hi* mother In many respects, «« an organisation
MIDDLETOWN — The township
aide of route 38, State police have course of which was steak. Tenor
GIRL STILL MISSING
employees In requests for payment Brooklyn and with relative* and that is ever-progressive and workcommittee yesterday approved ome
Ing as one in a body and spirit tar
KEANSBURO—Police here are issued an alarm for the car which of all speeches was "victory in '52.' Sea Bright Mayor-Elect
friends here.
of expenses'.
application
for a limited retail diet
the betterment of the community, continuing their search for Ver-they sus|iect to have a damaged
tribution license, laid ever another
"Let's keep It moving forward," he onica O'Connor, live feet four Inch front end. The body was taken to
To Be Feted at Dinner
Mayor
to
Preside
and then adopted a policy to ••*•
•aid.
12-year-old, who failed to return the Bedle funeral home.
SEA BRIGHT — Mayor-elect era future applications tor slmlllaf
At Salvation Army
The dinner Invocation was given yesterday afternoon from school to
George
H,
Krauss
will
be
guest
permits.
W1ATHER REPORT
by Maj. Henry A. Dries of the Sal- her home on Roland at, When she
Mayor Katharine Elku.i White of honor Saturday night, Dec. 8, at The approved application was fef
vation Army, and the address of didn't arrive by 4 o'clock, as usual, Fair today, highest at to « . To- will preside Tuesday night at the a victory dinner at Harry's Lob- Chris
and Ann DeFlllipo. Watt
welcome by Maxwell M. Klarin, police said her mother became night fair, low 44. Friday, Inerea*- Salvation Army citadel when the
The affair is being sponsored by Front st., River Plata, for Chris'
the Chamber's first vice preaident. alarmed and telephoned headquar
cloiidlneas,
high
at.
General
Women's Homo league commis stcr house.
Delicatessen. Mr. DeFilllpo turned
Others Introduced by Mr. Russell, ters. Police said this morning that •"«
west or southwest winds sions local officers, enrolls new
Red Bank's Christmas lights—
Kiuii]' of Sea Bright residents in a petition with more than 1*4
in addition to those already men they will question her playmates moderate tonight Moderate south- members and holds a Thanksgiving u
which will be turned on at 9:30 p.
representing
both
political
parties.
signatures of residents of the are*
today and
tloned, were Ray E. Taylor, execu In an effort to locste her.
program. Mrs. Brigadier Arthur S. Councilman Lawrence McCormick favoring iasuance of the license te
m. the day after Thanksgiving—
•rly Frldiijr.
- ""
Woodruff, itate president of the is general chairman.
will be twice an bright as last
sell unchilled beer,
Women's Home league, will be
year's. William D. Bradley made
Among the invited guests will
9
The committee withheld aetlesi
present.
that announcement yesterday mornbe Mrs. Krauss, Councilmen Har- on the request of Louis and Ruth
ing at a meeting in borough hall RIVER PtAZA-Otto VanHowe
Maj. Dries has received Thanks- ry Lovgrcn, John Donnelly. Neils Gesualde, rt. M, Leonardo, opera*
of the Red Bank Community of this plica was re-elected presigiving greetings from the chairman Jacobsen, Kenneth Anderson and tors of a delicatessen store thtre
Chamber of Commerce's directors. dent of local 417, International Unof the board of selectmen of Ply- Ralph Lawrence, and Councilmen- when Committeeman Walter A
mouth, Mass. He hopes to receive elect Clarence Stevens and John Bills said he felt there «re auaa*
ion
of
Electrical,
Radio
and
MaMr. Bradley said the firm installPuritan hats with turkey feathers Plcknally.
ing the Hints will have 300 It-watt chine Workers, C.I.O., at the ancient plenary retail distribution lit
—similar to those given President
light bulbs on each arch, compared nual meeting Tuesday nlfht. Other
censes tn that area.
Truman two years ago—from the
to 100 last year. Ray E. Taylor, ex-.officers, are Irving I. Splelman,
Mr. Bills commented that there
VSR OLD FIBE PICTURE
Puritan Chamber of Commerce.
' ecutive vice president of the Cham- Keanshurg, vice president; Mis*
are Ave on the highway In the
ber, predicted the lights will be the Margaret Hunt, Fair Haven, secreThe Nenwrk Star Ledger ran * short stretch that runs through
most beautiful tho borough has ev- tary, and Mrs. Sylvia Atkinson,
feature article in its magailm sec- Leonardo and that there U one bar
GETS *I,.M FOR INJURIES
er had. He reported that $3,000 of Fair Haven, treasurer.
tion Sunday on Peter Donald, 100 yards to the west of the Oe*
LEONARDO
Mrs.
John
Mcthe $4,000 donation* needed has al- The local represents M0 emradio and TV comedian and emcee, sualde store and another 300 yard*
Ouire of Viola ave. has received whose
ready been received.
is chasing flics. Don- to the east. He said that he hid
ployees of three local companies,
a settlement of $1,250 for injuries nld is hobby
a member of a very large heard no opposition to the appllce*
Rljrsud B. Paine and Max Klar- Bendix Aviation corporation, Fato her knte sustained In a fall but exclusive
of the'human
In, directors, questioned the pos- spray corporation and Video Proin the Acme market, Broad at., Red race who lovespecies
snd this was "my own per*
to chase fire, engine;. tlon
sibility of extending the decora- ducts corporation.
Bank, June 13, 1950. Mrs. MrGuire, Th<! article carried
opinion." No one spoke at a
two pictures, sonal
tions on Monmouth st, to the rail- Voting was held at the union
represented by Theodore J. La- one of Donald, mid the
public
hearing on the application,
other of a
road station. Mr. Bradley and Mr.office, Monmouth St., and at the
hrecque of Parsons, Labrecque, fire in the former I. Jay
The
policy adopted by the com*
Trtibln
Taylor said that repeated efforts Knights of Columbus hall, Long
Csnzona A Combs, claimed she, jtrre on Broad *t. at the foot of mlttee b to consider In all future)
ts effect such an extension had met Branch, Mr. VanHowe. is beginning
fell nver a hund truck carelessly White st., several years ago. The custi tho number of bars Bi the
with no success, even though *ev- his sixth one-year term in office.
left in the tihle.
picture w.i5 called to the atten- area and other general conditions.
eral merchants in that area favor
tion o( The negtster by Michael without giving out such a license
the plan.
renal* S«v»
as a matter of general course.
We Are Freud
And tnjoy pholn grpcliTitf vnriii m.idi> •Icadc, ;7 Locust ave
Mayor Katharine Elku* White U riuPont, Tontine
window shiiiei sre
riom ynur own inipshnl nvsative. 'j,-, fnr
To Celcr to Worn*
expected to officiate at ceremonies sold flxeluHJvtlir In thli arts st Promt's.
S2.*i'i, inelurles envelope*. £3f* .tumples T h a n k i i i v i m and "Hard Tlmti" Dane.
Mr. Oesualde told the committee
nt Bi'ond and Monmouth st, Nov. The b e d window ihade that montjr can
at Pago Phnlo Service, 113 West Front
Sponsored
by
St.
Jamei
Post
1410,
bur.
Laitlns
tervlce
wltk
beauty,
Call
it,, Red Bank.—Advertisement.
23, when the lights go on. Mr, Tay- us. Priiwn'i, National I a 111.—AdrtrRed Bank. Mut.r hy Stanley Mclntosh. that the A.tkP. store in Leonardo,
lor Mild the program will begin at tlitmtnt,
l)oor anil (Inner prizes, Benefit Welfare which hsa a license tor unchllledj
1, H e l m H u d d l f i t o n d o h e r e b y releaee Fund. At I'hntenu Asbury Pnrk circle, beer, la nearer to a tavern than
ft p. m , with bairl music and carols
t
n
y
i
f
l
f
f
r
o
m
a
l
l
d
r
l
i
t
i
a
n
d
r
e
s
p
o
n
s
i
b
i
l
i
Nov. 17. il P. H,'Wear old cluth«».— ho Is. Ho said he proposes to cats*
a part'of tho program,
C M M I Sallkeat—latrine*
Some of th* iptaktri and fluMti «t tha R«d lank Community Chamber el Commerce t i e s Incurred b y William T. H u d d l t i t o n , Ailvertlsement
Re«lit«red # 4 1 0 , Two sulti of nils,
to women who do not care to ge
a i o f J u n e , 194V,
Many extma, Flrat I960. 1 0 •• 19II.—•
dinner lait night «t tht Molly Pitcher hotel. Left to right: David W. Rjmell, who presided;
P l i i t l . Window Sh.Hti
111>i. ItuilillLitmi,
into bars but would like to have
Wmrtow Shades
Complete with roller Jl.an. Cut to Ailvertliement,
17 I'nlliin S I . , K r n n > h u i z , N . J .
1
a ftw ran* of beer for their supper.
Ocl
ytuir
hctf,!
qimlity
wimlon*
!hmlrl
Edward
H.
Conwty,
Chamber
president;
Jsmei
S.
Parr.ei,
Mayor
Kathsrin*
Elku*
White,
Col.
your il».i» while you wnH Brinv' yiur
He nsknl If a petition alined by
rnllrra foi- any Mr.tl of • nude, ItiiP'int.
for a resiljr festive Thanksirhlni
s i r l i rtln
f o r » rra','» f r . ' > » i h a i ' W r r ' K i l n .
Fred
Wood
of
Fort
Hineock,
Maxwell
H.
Klarln,
tint
vice
president
of
t|te
Chamber,
and
Ray
'I'miUnr 'Lii'lfs, N'n IHr Minder. tlillil''* rii, luinir th» fHmlly In O
ri'sklent* of the aren Mould h«Ip
Otlnr
l
Inn,
I
n f-1. h r . i K ill* f'RVlv I " ' r rlH - IIMI,
• hurl" National • * 10, Frown's,—Ad* Hlthw.y t ll , Hlihlandl,
Hlhld
HI J - I 3 S 1 . n ; \\,u
hnni il .
Hh
,i«. H i s h l a m j l ,
H I , 1 . 1 3 5 1 . — >nH Sha>l< i n
E. Tayler, the Chamber'* executive vice president.
t l ^
Adv«rtlitm<nt,
iConttnusii from pagi «M).
Outstanding Leadership Award
Presented to James S. Parkes
r". X. Murphy Buys
Inn at liolmdel
Untinial Hobbies
Shown Tomorrow
Shoe Repair Shop
Called Violation
Township Adopts Policy
On Limited Liquor Licenses
Twice as Bright Christmas Lights
Co on Day After Thanksgiving
Union Re-elects
Otto VanHowe
Speakers Table at the Chamber! Dinner
S
nil
Bank,
III. ••JiSt,—Advirtitimtnt,
HEP
Drisroll Calk Special Session
Of Legislature for Next Monday
Many Prizes
To Be Offered .
At Monte Carlo
*TA\wn%, vannm
u. vm
Ui.ld.Wi Book Week Exhibit
Officials Criticize Storm Sewer Job;
Road Cave* in, Curb. Lawns Damaged
FAIR MAVEN-levere criticism
of tha s t e m atwer iatUllatiea job
• y the Vtreaa Construction com•i« i u*mimf **•?•*'» Township Adopt*
Hebrew Society Event
Mrs. Chester P. Aumack Of 411
pany highUghtad Tuesday eight's
duck
last give
chance
•Btotiag of the sMyer aad ceuaciL River rd., is a surgical peU*>* • '
On tap
nestlegielsters
Monday •will
24 Liquor Policy
r
r
T . Be HeM Teniffct at
to speak their pieces.
Cevaellesea Jaaut A. Earight, Riverview hospital.
Same ef them probably area't tee
chairmaa of the road committee,
(Continued on pate I)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HeffsMn
Crater
concerned ever the fact that they the committee ia reaching •
aad Mayas Edgar V. Dealee stated •f Harding rd.. together witk their
won't be back next year—they did cision.
that the eMtracter is doing a son-in-law and daughter, Mr. aad
| The Ladies' Hebrew society «f
faet run for re-election. But there
'sloppy job" evea though no fault Mrs. Donald Levy of Moamouth St..
Chairman Lawrence A. Carton, i Red Bank will hold its lath entrill be others still smarting from
caa he lettad with the workmaa- havs returned from a three weeks'
Jr, told him a petition would be nual Monte Carlo night tonight at
•he sting of defeat last week.
ohlp in ceaasetiea with the ectual vacation spent visiting Mrs. HoffOddly enough, although the Re- helpful and promised the commit- the Jewish Community center on
lastallatiea eT the pipe. They re- man's relatives in Denver, Cols.
publicans will send more lawmak- tee would have a decision at its { Riverside ave. There will be many
ferred te street after street being The couples visited Mrs. Haffaaas's
er • to the legislature neat year than next meeting. Mr. Carton remarked pnr.es.
tera up and left that way aad to mother, Mrs. Morris T. Kielaer of
that
although
there
is
no
limit
the Democrats, there are also more
damage te curbing aad lawns. The Denver; her siaters, Mrs. Harry
Prizes will he as follows: a
placed
on
limited
distribution
littepttblieens among the lame ducks
two oatciale said they have receiv- Cohen and Mrs. Lasarus Belleus
man's or a woman's suit from
•—II to 11. However, many of these censes, the commissioner of alco-: Crawford's; a toilet seat, Cook and
ed numerous complaints. "I don't •f Colorado .Springs, and her cousin
Republicans did not appear on the holic heverajrr- ha* repeatedly said ; Oakley; a six months delivery of
blame the people for being angry," Harry Roeenrjlnom of Pueblo. They
•allot last week.
said Mayer Deaist. "I wea't sign
that they compete to some extent ,a Sunday newspsper, or a three
Pike's Peak, the Gardes of
the chock for the taal payment te visited
There are some very well-known with the plrniry retsll distribution! months delivery of a daily pajier,
the contractor," he added, "until the Gods, the Will Rogers shriM
JBreslow; a gallon of Dolly MadiBiames among those who will «ing !, "censes.
and
many
othtr placet of interest.
all daawge is repaired aad the pettheir gwan tongs at the special its- Committe-mtn J. C r a w f o r d , eO n ice cream, CarHon Sweet, shop;
Tht trip home wag malt by plaae.
pie are satisied."
•Its,
| Compton made a suggestion lead-!$& cleaning order, Shore Cleaners;
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fieher
Among th« Rtpublicatis there arc ji n f to adoption ef tht policy when a month's pae«, Strmnd theater;
Referring to the Fair Haven rd. Of Mechanic st., are parents of a
Speaker of the House Merrill H. J'"
proposed
that
in
future
cates;
deanlnst
of
a
9
by
12
rug,
Leon's;
cave-in
whore
the
pipe
peases
until
ton born Friday at Riverview hesThompson cf Monmouth; Atsem- ;( t l e committee consider the aspect, scalp treatment, shampoo and s '
the read at Third et. the sstynr pitsl.
blywoBisn Grace li. freeman of, °f coiiijji'tltlon, pointiiil uul that I Vinci'nL's; »5 laundry urder, Ne
stated that It would probably'he
Mr. and Mrs. Alextndlr P«SeEssex, long a «ponsor of social leg- i plenary distribution licenses cost | tune Laundry; a chicken and a doxseveral years before the dirt set- marekne of Washington St., are
lslation to Uneflt women and chil- $500 snd the limited licenses cost en eggs, gprung's Poultry farm;
tlse and It could be determined if parents of a son horn Batureay at
a towel set, Milton Gerard; a pair
dren; Assemblyman Enmert R only J50.
the pavement la permanently safe. Riverview hospital.
of sun glasses, Dr. Eugene TrachtWilson of Hunterdon, a spokesman
He said thet until he le certain
•Mem til Late
First Lieut. Donald N. Portfolio,
man; a Bits broiler, National Five
for farmers in the legislature since
there won't be another cave-In he who has been assigned to tht Mth
The committee also reserved ac- and Ten; $10 permanent wave, La1*44. and State Senator J. Stanley
will
withhold
complete
payment
to
ordnance company, Pine Camp. N.
Herbert of Monmouth. None of tion on an offer ef 12,00ft from Mode Beauty salon; a pair of
the eeatraeter.
Y., is visiting; his family at 7» Weet
Harris Broiderick, Eant Orange. shoes, Albert S. Miller; a half tea
these ran for re-election.
A
tft«fi«l
etitaUy,
mwkbf
•*•
•
«
•
•
wsak,
«•
*l»
Had
bnk
The
mayor
also
said
that
the
for 22* lot!- in Rlendale Park and of coal. Seaboard Ice; a dish garFront st. before reporting for duty
Among Democratic lame duck 3»
brook
north
of
Third
st.
ailed
with
lots
in
the
Willis
Clayton
tract.
library
ii
(tow*
•
•
•
«
•
.
l*»*4to%
»y
ft*
•ihifejt
—,
I.
»•
*
Mrs. A. H. WM», M ••tii»«*» saad frem the Job and must be in Europe. While with ths Mth
legtalatora who did not contest the It was decided to notify Mr. Broid- den and Ivy plant, Bernard Spiordnance
company, Lieut. Portfolio
wakj a blouse, Wilhelmlne Dob
election are Peter P, Artaseree, the
li»r«ri«n, «nd Mrs. H « J M Stone** Cwww, librarian, wh«
MM «klwi«, tllSifftt' •« cleaaed out.
that the committee would ac- tiins; a television lamp, Sterling
served as executive officer and comdean of the Assembly; Atsembly- eriek
pany commander.
J. Richard Vatwft. alt* M •Mit»«rt librarian at tka library.
L a v e * BMder
msn Jacob Friedland. • sponsor of cept en offer of 14,000 for the prop- furniture shop; a sewing course,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvihlli. Jr.
.Singer Sewing Center; a basket of
aoeial legislation sinre ills, and erty.
Thtre hat hoe* aome criticism
of
River id., are enjoying three
fruit,
Lecldy's
Market;
revitalizing
Mr. Compton said he fslt that
Assemblyman T. James T u m u l t y
of the council. Mayor Denite conCarroll
Stationery,
Caroline
Catte*
he
ta
ttep
Itinerant
dealers,
who
weeks'
vacation in Florida.
14,000
would
be
a
fair
price
because
•II of Hudson county.
tinued, beeauat the contract was
• nd storage of fur coat, Winters' shop, Csrmtl Nut, Chamber's Phar- pay no taaet. "The law without an
Mr. and Mrs. James Plummer of
not awarded to a Monmouth counBut it's the Deroocrsta wha ran some ef the property is In a low Fur shop; sterling silver candy macy, Nathan Cehtn, Colorest, education program for the public
ty Inn. He explained that the con-Cherry st., are parents of a sen
•ad didn't get dieted who are real- srea and would require some drain- dish, Nat's Jewelers.
Cooperman, Commuter's liquor, D. and the eo-optratlon of the police
tract was awarded te the lowest born Saturday at Monmouth Mely hurting. Borne «f the most ctal- age work before they could he used.
Portrait gift certificate, Rue Btu-dt H. Paint, Economy Drug, Fair department would inran nothing,"
The committee voted to write the dia; an electric iron, Shore Electric Haven Market, Fair Havtn Pharbidder, according te law. The com- morial hospital.
wart flgures on the Democratic side
ht addtd. It wat decided that addiMr. and Mrs. John P. Smith of
pany was "well recommended,' he
of both houses loM their places last state division of navigation and Supply; a blanket, Sherman shop; macy, Fannie Farmer, L. Felsh- tional discussion at a special comask that 11,000 b* withheld from a half ton >,.' coal or 100 gallons Man, Teddy Fine, Fell* foggta.
aald. The Verona eempany't bid Maple ave., are parents ef a sen
week.
mittee
meeting
Is
needed.
of t*T,m was H,<m lewer than the born Monday at Riverview hospital.
tt'i anybody's guess what, If a n y the final payment to the Hill of fuel oil, Hance and Davis; elec- Freed's, Globe Awning, Ooods Toy
next highest bidder.
Mrt. Warren Bookwalttr sf Lea
Klatta Pralatd
'
Ulng, State Senators Jama* U. Da- Dredging company, Atlantic City, tric peroolator, BetVer Housekeep- shop, Robert Hanee, Huber't, Idee,
for
the
dredging
work
at
the
LeonMr. Conway praised Mr. Klarln
Hoary F. Laereeque, civil engi- Gertrudes apartments, Broad et-. l»
vit, Jr., Burlington and Robert B.
ing shop; (10 reflating or repol- Jacob's Hardwars. J. H. Kelly,
ReqiiMt b Flrtt Step)
ardo
yacht
basin
until
repairs
are
spending
the winter st the Mayneer, repreatatlng the borough enMajrasr of Warren and the Demoinning job, Monmouth Plating and Klarin's, Max Klausncr, Leea Lev- far his efforts as head sf tht parkglaorr, Oeerga K. Allen, laid that flower Apartment hotel in Jersey
erttla assembly eontlngsnt from made te several streets. Mr. Hills Polishing company; a man's sweat- inson, Little Silver Supply; Lig- Ing and truffle committee. DeclarIn
Attempt
to
Obtain
1
about I7.OW ef the amount due the City.
Camden—all of whom were unseat- said the work done by the dredg- er, Clayton and Magee; a pottery gett ., Loft's, Max's Bar, Morris ing that many man hours each
I.eon E. VsnBrunt of Lee O«rcontractor up to date was being
•d—will have t« cay about tht tit- ing company has created tavtrai pteln, Venetian Craftsmen: three Plate Glass, Parke Drug, Parka week are put in by Mr. Klarin, tht
Maximum of 96,000
nuisances, one of which was a years subscription, The Register; Hosiery, Photo Shop, Red Bank president commended tht chairheld baek until all damage has trudes apartments, Broad St., hae
Wtten.
drainage problem caused when a a relish dish, Wilbur's; r'ielderest Toy ahop, Red Rock Bottllag com- man for "a wonderful job." The The Rtd Bank teachert welfare heen repaired te the satisfaction of returned to his position with
But the epeeia! session, whleh ditch was filled In.
Straus Co., Broad «».. sfter having
towel set, Straus company; an elec- pany, Rosenberg's, Resenblum't, compliment followed Mr. Klarin's committee in a letter to the hoard tht council.
Otv. Drlaeall hae said should
A letter from the board of edu- tric iron, J. H. Mount; a sweater, Ruda's, Ruitcil's, Saftway, Sample report that painting of stalls in tne »f education read at Tuesday
The first formal complaint to been confined to his home eight
eemaleted in three or four meeting*,
will be their last ehanee for some cation requesting a ban on park- Carolyn's; a basket of fruit, David- Dress, Sander's Liquor, Seaboard new parking lot Increased the ear night's board meeting requested the council was contained In a let- weeks by illness.
P.F.C. Joseph Calver, son of Mr.
time to corns to get It off their Ing en the south side of T^eonard- son Brothers; a half ton of coal Ice company, Stldin's Department capacity ta MS from m He asked that the board's aalary guise ho ter read at tho meeting from Fred
ehwtt • • the floor ef tht legisla- vllle rd. in front of the high school or 100 gallons fuel oil, Harold Coal stare, Stldin't Jewelry, Herpko, Sl> that letters he seat the police de- amended ts provide far a maximum I. Kaiser, who states that ths curb and Mrs. Joseph Cslver of I t Belt
during school hours wat referred company; a pottery centerpiece, S. mon's
Crockery,
Sllbertttia't, partment and Mr. White for ea-ep- •alary sf $4,000 for teachert with la front of hi* pro»~>ty on Kemp Westside ave., will leave tonight to
ture.
to the police committee for study Rodaek; a lasy tuzan, J. Tanko; a Smith's Jtwelry, Sersteo, MIMA'S •rating.
return to the Marine ceres h u o *t
'
'
damaged.
bachelor's degrees and M,0» far
and recommendation. Mr. Bills said • by 12 Congoleum rug, Samuel Crockery. Sllbereteln't, Smith's
A resolution U float a S3I.0M Parrit Island, 8. C, after t p t n d n l
Mr. Conway alto complimented those with master's degrees.
he would like the ordinance to In- Schwtrtt; a bracelet, Reusslllet; a Curtain shop, Sun Ray Drug, Our.
n
ten-day leave at home.
to flaanee tha itorm
Tht State Highway Department clude the whole street from Hoeprlte Store, Triangle •bee, Tint- everyone who had a part In mak- Aecordirg to the tetter this la eewar Job aad other road ImproveMist Yoltnda Jones of MeehnmO
throw rug, Millerton Rugs.
kat finally secured approval from ford ave. to Leonardo ave.
the
eommlttee'e
first
stsp
In
an
ating
tha
Haltoween
parade
and
Ings. United Army and Navy, Whs*
St., a student at New Jersey Ctlall interested ptrtlet ef Id plan to
American compact, Rot- laa'a drug. White House Barber party • Mweess. He seld the gen- tempt to ultimately havs ths salary ments was adopted. The bonds will Isge for Women, hat bttn aanud
The monthly report of David in;Elgin
ba M M at the Nov. » meetlni.
Ntumber state highways.
eral
eommtat
wat
that
tht
affair
maximum
raised
to
MOM.
Tht
prsta
toilet
teat,
Middlttown
shop,
Carl
Wllms,
Yetng't
Phanaa*
a ntw member of the Little SymDetails of tht renumbering pro- Simpson, building inspector, die- Plumbing and Heating Supply; an ey and Sucktrman's.
waa "tht best ever." Mr. Taylor, ent salary maxlmums are M,4M
phony orchestra of the college. She
gram will be announced nest closed Issuance of 21 permits for electric clock, Sharps Tire comwho was general chairman, said for teaehars with bachelor's degrees
cenatruction
estimated
at
|1M,SM.
Is a percussion playtr.
•enth. but dont expect any sudhit committee worked exception- and M.700 for those with mister's
pany; a table, gwarti't Furniture
William Morrow of South o t la
Richard T- Kendtla was approved store; an electric defrosttr, L.
4ea changsa either In road map*
ally hard and particularly thanked degrees. These were,set last year
a patient at Ivy House Murorsg
for membership In ths Brevent Feldman; a half ton of eoal or 100
•r highway signs.
Joseph Holiday for handling the when the board granted aalary Inhome, Middietown village.
refreshments and for assisting creases plus yearly bonuses. HighMlghway Commitiloner Ransford Park and Leonardo fire eompany. gallons fuel oil, J. N. Beers; a
A recommendation by Commit- necklace and earring set, Ball's,
Medical patients at Rlvtrvlsw
with the nntnets.
J. Abbott of Red Bank said the
est salary raise granted at that
teeman
prank
F.
Blalsdelt
for
erechespltal this week Include Miss
•Ian will not go Into effect for at
Pawn Broker and Jewtler; a perA round of pralst followed for time waa approximately MOO. The
Virginia
B. Teh, M Locust ave,
feaat a year. He aaid Jan. 1, 1MU. tion ef a dead-end street sign on manent wave, Robert't Beauty saMr. Taylor, the service clubs, po- hoard ditcussed the request In exand Louis Donato, 13 Allen pi
waa the department tentative tar- Applegste St., north of Foster St., lon; « lamp, Acme Furniture; 100
ecutive
session
but
according
te
lice,
firemen,
school
offlclali
and
River Plant, was approved.
Mrs. Chester Aumack ef 431
ft date.
gallons fuel oil, William A. Fluhr;
borough officials. Mr. Klarin re- Paul Young, district clerk, arrived
$10 merchandise order, Lynne
Action follows Survey River rd., is a surgical patient at
Reuon far tfela delay It the time
ported that 391 windows were at no conclusion. The board, acting
Manufacturing
company;
a
JuiceRiverview.
ajetdtd by mapmaktrs to change
painted. He stressed that publicity aa a committee of the whole, will
O-Mat, Hed Bank Electrie shop; a . Trade Group Defers
Of Pupil Population,
their plates. Mr. Abbott said he had
should be given to the ftct that meet with the welfare committee
footstool, Dave Brunon; a man's
tm five the mapmakera at least a
Judges, professional men from to further consider the request.
shirt, Goldin's Men's shop; IS mer- ji Action to Request Law tht
Tkice Other Plant
year's notice.
New York city, were out-of-townThe bosrd set Its tuition rates
chandise order, China and Glass
Mlghwsy eigna with tht new numers.
When criticisms were request- for pupils from sending districts
LEONARDO
- After hearing a
Prohibiting
Cftnvanen
shop;
a
half
ton
of
coal
or
100
galkena will not b* put up until maps
ed, Mr. Reustllle suggested better for the 1952-M school year at SSI.CT plaa for a MVroont wheel recomlons oil, Fred D. Wikoff; an electrie
afeawlac tht proper dttignatlont for
lighting at the athletic Held. Mr. for the junior high school and at mended by th« building committee,
CAMDEN — Although counsel for heating pad, South Jersey Surgical
Red
Bank
merchants
and
memstate hllhwaya art ready (or die- Frank Hague has admitted the
Taylor said tha flre department MT.S7 for the senior high school tho Middietown township hoard of
FREEHOLD — IadetermlMto
supplies; ten dance lessons, Mae- bers of the Red Bank Community already
IrlwiUen, Mr. Abbott said.
has arranged to cart (or it. These are tht maximum rates par* education last Thursday night ttrmt in Bordentown reformatory
former Jtraty City mayor's ability
Chamber of Commerce art to be
Me aald the Intervening period to pay damages in John Warren's Levy studios; $760 merchandise asksd
their opinions en • proposal
mitted by the state and t r t based adopted • reeshition authorising were ordered last Friday by Judge
would be used te tdueatt the pub- M.000,000 Ubel suit, hs facta tht order, Miner Supply,
to have Monmouth Park race track
on last year's operating costs as William C. Dennis, hoard presi- John C. Giordano for two n u n
He as to what changes eould be possibility of answering W more
Canister stt, Wright stores; (8 close Mondays during the INS
Accepted a t new members were shown
by ths stats audit. This year dent, to aeaulra II options on pro- convleted of possession of Marl*
espected. Purseae ef the renum- questions.
merchandise ordtr, Foot craft; a isson.
Letter R, Roes, broker of SO West the board
juana.
la charging IH6.U for posed sltce for tho new school
fcerlag program la to simplify the
gallon
ice
cream,
Friendly
LunchFront
it.;
Jossph
David
of
the
Superior Csurt Judge Frank T.
Tht proposal recently was raited
Harold
Copeland,
committee
The men are Hobart Lewis, M.
the junior high school and
- present system. The plan le to re- Lloyd, Jr., who has bein hearing eonette; a compact, Racitl; a tray,
David
eompany,
Pannsoll
distribuchairman, aald tho sehool, whleh Shrewsbury avs., Red Bank, aad
number all ttate highways aa that pre-trial questions here, has ruled White Furniture; a Fragrance Di- by tht Long Branch Chamber ef tor of 157 Broad st.'. and Louis for ths senior high school.
Commerce.
Edward
K.
Conway,
will ho etatralty-located In a geo- William E. Harrington, 26, a forthey farm continuous routes, with out 70 of the ISO question* sub. ary, Rumson Pharmacy; a handDr. M. Gregg Hibbs, tuptrvlil
president of the local Chamber, Kaabe ef the H. Kaabe Glass eom- principal,
graphic sanaa and built on • mini- mtr exercise boy at Qretntrta
.the saint designation throughout. mitted by Theodore D. Parsons, at- hag, Simons Nice Things; a door .yesterday
told the board ht h
pany, Ijong Branch.
told
Chamber
director!
of II aad n maximum of 30 farmi racing stable, Ltncroft.
Where possible, those state high- torney for Mr. Warren, a Middle- mirror, Atlantic Glass eompany; a
Mr. Conway opened tht meeting talked to Everett Preston, assist- mum
a request tram Long Branch
acres, will cast an estimated ITSO,They were among mort than a
ways that also have federal high- town township resident. John Mil- nightgown, Mustillo's; a thirt, S, of
by greeting Frank B. Lawes, Mr. ant state commissioner of educa- O
to
havs
Red
Bank's
trade
group
way numbers will be numbered to ton, attorney for Mr. Hague, Tues- Hoffman; a bottle of cordial, Peo- Join with them in discussing the Holiday, Ralph Bulkntp and tion, Tuesday afternoon and had Oo without a gymnasium, in addi- doten persons arrested In Match
following
tht ttiture of Marria
.conform to the tedersl designation. day admitted wealth sufficient to ple's Liquor; a blouse, Kirseh- proposal.
Thomas R. Bowers, members tf tht been told by the commissioner a tion to the cost of land. The' com- Hoffman, 30,
Red Bank, whose
mittee, Mr. Oopemnd said, made
. I t It eapeeted that ttate highway meet the suit, hut argued that hi* baum's: aun glasses, Dr. Sidney
group
of
Estonians
living
In
Red
Chambtr,
and
newsmen,
The
meetMr. Conway appointed Rlgaud ing wat covered by representa- Bank were seeking educational the reeemmtndatlon after consid- confessions led to ths othtr »rnumbers will run up Into the 70s client should not be required to Kramer; cutting board, Regal KitB. Paine chairman of a commit- tives of Asbury Park, Long Branch help toward obtaining their cltlstn- ering three other plans to relieve resU. Hoffman pleaded no defense
under the new system.
Rive his totsl worth. William R chens; wearing apparel, Jean
The program has been approved Blair of Mr. Parsons' firm contend. Frocks; a sweater, Kislln; $1 shot tee to meet with tht Long Branch and two Newark dailies and Ths ship paptrs. According ts Dr. overcrowded aoadlttoni which ap- to hit charge and was placid m
Chamber
and to report to the diprobation. However, at the Hobtrt
by the American Automobile asso- ed the admission I* insufficient be- repair, Grand Shoe shop; a key
Hibbs, Mr. Preston had received a pear certain to create additional trial he wat ordered held under
rectors. Serving with him will be Rtgtsttr.
hardship la the township within
ciations, the various counties and cause a jury would not award the chain, 3. Kridel.
letter
from
D.
Tkaehtnko
of
M
Benjamin Crate, J r , and C. DOB$1,600 ball for grand jury action
napmaklng
concerns. Abbott said full 12,000.000 if it did not know
Cheetnut st., requesting education- tho yoar.
pg
gallon of lee cream, Charles; aid English.
Mr. Cepelaad said tha committee on a charge of perjury by Assistth
l
dd
100 per that Mr. Hague would have money a AB by
al aid. Tht litter, said Dr. Hibbs,
the plans
was "
"endorsed
100
ft Linoleum rug, Baynton's
ant Prosecutor George A. Oray.
left.
WeaM
i
was accompanied by • pttltloa fan the new school a better solu- who said his testimony In tht trial
Linoleum shop; dress length mation
than
building
a
new
high
slffted
by
S3
other
Cstonlant,
terial,
Baskln's
Fabric
Fair;
three
It was pointed out that closing
Judge Lloyd ruled out questions
school, which would coat an esti- dlfftred from hit ttattmentt to
Mr. Young told the board Rer. mated ttMt\M0—considered by the police at the time of hit arrest.
Although it it a little bit early dealing with graft, real estate In- garments cleaned, Red Bank Monmouth Park each Monday
Cleaners;
six
free
washings,
Launwould
extend
Its
season
by
about
Ralph
Hornberger,
pastor
or
the
1a say definitely, it appears that the vestments and kick-backs from
Alfrtd Ciccone, 62, of 340 Main
UNCROPT—J. Frances Rauch Red Bank Lutheran church. Is con- hoard to ha "lmpoeilblt"-or addDora's Photo ten days. Mr. Paine said ths Oceana camera, Doras
autumn weather has caused no Jersey
_.._, Hudson county _.._
City,
and dromat:
r
rooms to tho high school or it., Ktanshurg, wai fined $1,000,
h
a handbag, Bernard B
Bren- port track naturally would like of New Monmouth, director of the ducting a school for displaced per- ing
more than the normal amount of | atate employees. Many of the re- shop;
phiced
probation for five yean,
an arrangement because it Middietown township civil defense sons hut he understood many aueh adding rooms to grammar schools. given on
beach erosion along New Jersey I malnlng questions are closely re- ner; cleaning two garments, City tuch
a flve-to-seven-year suseouncil, Tuesday night told mem- persons of various nationalities Tha rttolutlon to authorise the
would
permit
additional
days
in
D
Cl
th
j
Dry
Cleaners;
a
thermos
jug,
• t
luted to those ruled out. Left to be
•escoast.
options was Introduced by Francis pended sentence to ttatt prison
August when New York racing ebrs of the Llneroft-Everett Par• The State Department of Conier- j answered are such questions as Straus* Stores; a diaper bag, Wig-moves to Saratoga. Ht aaid, how- ent-Teacher association of disaster and religions had shown a reluc- W. Lawley, chairman of a commit- and ordered to pay his victim's
tance
to
go
to
*
church
for
educavation and Economic Development whether Mr. Hague was gainfully I *'*"
tee studying potilblt litet for tht hospital and medical hills for tha
in the township at a
order, Ribustclli'a market; a purse, ever, that the state's other two preparations
tion. They want to learn he added sehool. During the cburte of emu- hatchet attack last Apr. 24 on Mrt.
aaid that while wind and wave had employed between 1905 and 19M in "
tracks could be expected to op- meeting at the grammar school but
they want to go to a school. Ing discussion when board mem- Minnie Mueller, Monmouth Hills,
been working against the beaches
pose having their own seatons here. Richard Lockwood presented
Walter Woodhead stated the bers faced qutstions from mort who last month committed suicide,
ateadlly during the fall months, the
pushed further back. Mr. Paint a motion picture, "Pattern for
Betty,
shop;
a
heating
pad,
Proproblem
imitht reach tremendous than X persons In the audience, according to authorities.
coast had been spared any extreme- his annual pay ever exceeded $8,000. fessional Pharmacy; a ladies' asked for the survey of butintts- survival," to accompany Mr.
proportion. He added he thought it was disclosed that several oply serious damage, such as that Questions seek to determine if blouse, Vogel's; a child's suit, mtn in Rtd Bank In ordtr to Raueh't talk.
Ciccone had pleaded no defense
caused by the great windstorm last Hnftuo is "worth In excess of Youth Center; a plant, Dean's; a guide the committee.
the hoard should do all It could tlone wilt he taken to Insure the to charges that he brutally attackDr.
Wiley
O.
Patt,
tupervltlng
November.
but it might run Into a great deal confidential nature of the final lo- ed Mrs. Mueller In a car on a lone$50,000,000" and continue down in
Furniture; $3
The Long Branch Chamber's let- principal of township schools, told
The most serious single instance multiples of five to $1,000,000. Mr. hassock, Rosenfeld
cation. Thomas A. Filee, • board ly Holmdel township road whin
order, Schulte-Unlted; ter cited what It ttrmtd tht suc- his audience of education for civil of money.
of erosion, the department taid, Hague also is asked if his lawyer, merchandise
Ralph Davis In voicing his opin- member, declared that the board they argued about Mrs. MutUer'a
and oil change, Leo's cess of "Black Monday," programs defense now being taught In the
waa caused by a hurricane which Mr. Milton, a former state senator, lubrication
ion stated while the board might "Is at the point of closing options." going to Mew Tork.
Service Station; stationery) Red at Camden, New Orleans and Cali- school system.
passed offshore last month. The paid money in appreciation of Bank
Shortly before Mn. Mutlltr died
he responsible for helping displaced
!,*W Increase
store; a cookie Jar, fornia track". Mr. Pains said hs
department said this hurricane Hague's political influence and if Simon'sBook
a song stssion ltd by Hen- persons who are residents of Red
In her home of an overdose of
Crockery; an electric believed ths thought bthtnd tht ryAfter
Mr.
Copeland
discussed
findings
caused "quite a bit of damage" to Mr. Hague shared in fees paid to footwarmer,
Handlemann,
accompanied
by
Bank, he didn't think It should be of a survey of township schools sleeping pills, a civil suit had bein
Katsin's; radiator proposal it to give race traek emtht ocean side of gandy Hook.
Milton's firm.
Instituted by her and her husband
flush and oil change, Manas Esso ployees and patrons "a day to shop Joseph Mendres at the piano, plans responsible to residents of other
revealed that grades three against Ciccone.
Broslon slightly greater than
The questions arc to be answered station; $5 cleaning order, Anth- rather than to work or gambit." were made for a study group to communities unless some provision which
to
live
*
In
townihip
grammar
meet next Monday at • p. m. at
•ormal was reported at Atlantic tomorrow. If not, the court may ony's; a nylon sweater, Charm
for financial help. "We're
Judgt Giordano sentenced Jasper
In other business, Mr. Conway the school. Homework will be dis- is made
contain more pupils than Fratier,
City and Cape May, the department rule that tlii'.v must he answered shop.
Claim now to enouzh organ- schooli
37, of Sprlngwood ave.,
appointed 'Percy Sherman to con- cussed by ths group. Mrs. Frank Santa
the
numbtr
of
township
student?
•aid.
isations outside Red Bank,"
he de- in tht high school. Ht said the Aabury Park, tu five to IS years
orally at the trial, slated to start
%
A vue, Fox's Gift shop; pair of fer with property owners and bor-Hayden of North Long Branch, clared.
In
state
prison
on a chargt of aitTV Hearing Denied
Nov. 28 at Freehold.
student population survey showed ond degree murder
aun glasses, Dr. David Sklar; $5 ough offlciaTs relative to the flood- honorary president of the Monto which ha
The State Department of EducaDr. Hibhn will Investigate the that by IIM-So an enrollment of pleaded nn defense. Frailer WM
merchandise order, Evergreen Del- ed condition of the lane on the mouth county council of parents
tion has reported New Jertep's re-! I «!„„.,,.,
!•„„„.
icatessen; cigarettes, Sea Bright east side of Broad it. from Wal- and taachert, will Itad tht discus- situation and report his findings to 4,409 may be anticipated. The figure charged with plunging a knlft six
rrr
quest to the Federal Communica- " " " '
»««-"-•
will represent an Increase of 1,500 times Into the neck and ehtst ef
the board,
Cigar and Stationery; assorted lace st. to Mechanic at. Mr. Sher- sion.
tion Commission for an oral hear- Theft. Morals Charges
pupils and will require an addi- Horact
toyt, Mechanics Toy Center; mer- man informed the directors that
Dr.
Hibbs
reported
that
to
data
33, of Myrtle ave.,
Association
numbers
will
hold
a
ing on the question of allocating
tional 60 classrooms In tha town Neptune,Burke,
chandise, Phil Waldman's Gulf Ensley M. White, borough suptrlnIn a street fight Aug. 10.
and supper at the flrs house • N pupils had been signed up for ahlp system.
television channels for educational
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Wil- station; $5 merchandise order, tendent, told him the borough baser
In the third day of hit trial he
an Insurance plan at the rate of
purposes has been rejected.
liam C. Hoffman, Jr., 24, of Kearny, Wool worth; a plant, Arnold Soden; could correct the condition If It Is here Saturday, Dee. 1. Mrs. Oeorge
Ths board referred to Its per- pleaded.
The F.C.C. allocated all remain- who was living at East Ketnsburg, $5 merchandise order, Tetley's; $5 agreeable with affected property Toop Is general chairman. The ba- fl each. The plan protects all pu- sonntl
oommittee
requests
from
pils
with
the
exception
of
those
Anthony Bevacqul, 29, West Long
sar
will
be
held
betwetn
J:SO
and
ing TV channels last spring. New was arrested Tuesday by Capt. merchandise order, Victory Mar- ownert. Concerned are the Parker,
Middietown townihip teachers' Branch, convicted of bookmaklng,
Jeraey wag the only state which James J. Egidio of the police de- ket; children's clothing, Wolcott's; Dorn, Fisher, Ooremus and Trutx • p. m. Supper will be served from participating In Inter-teholattlc the
association
and
the
Janitors'
assoathletics i t long as thty are on
was fined $1,000, and hit attorney,
S until 7:30 p. m.
did not have at least one channel partment here and Patrolman John a gallon of wine, Heritage Liquor; lands.
ciation, requtttlng Increases In salallocated to it for educational pur- McCarran of Middietown township $5 merchandise order, Cor win's; a
Committee chairmen listed first school grounds or traveling on a aries. The request from the teach- Mr. Juska, announced ht would
Ordinance
Needs
Study
Die
an appeal.
tchool
activity
when
Injured.
poses.
members are as follows: Mrs.
police for Lieut. Sharpies of Kearny ladies' slip, Hollywood Apparel; $5
to propose an ordinance and
The board authorised the employ- ers' association atked maximum
An indeterminate term at An*
The Department of Education police, who wanted him for grand merchandise order, Famous Deli- forAction
Roger
Lyford,
Mrs.
Edward
Fields
salaries
of
S4,M0
for
teachers
hold
borough council's adoption was and Mrs, E. D. Brandt, toys; Mrs. ment of Miss Anna Mary Nanlnnt
has pctltluncd the F.C.C. to grant larceny and Impairing the morals catessen; Emerson table radio, At- deferred.
Ing matttr'i dtgrett, $4,700 for nandale reformatory was ordarid
This concerns house-toit three channels for education out of a minor.
lantic. Appliance; 150 gallons fuel house canvassers, a qutttlon which' Harry Jantsen. Mrs. John Lam- and Charles J. Orlppaldl as tit- those with bachelor's degrees, 14,- for Harry Marriner, 20, Farmingof five which were allocated to comor one ton coal, Laves Coal has been discussed at previous ken, Mrt. Toop and Mn. John mtntary teachers. A graduate of M0 for those with not Itts than dale, for assault with intent te
Police said Hoffman was em- nil
mercial enterprises within the state.
handiwork; Mrs. Arthur the local high school, Miss Nan- four yean' training and t2,M0 for commit carnal nhuse on a 13-year*
rompnny; 1,1 pound lurkey, Greenmeetings. Mr. Conway Warnektr,
_ ^
In rejecting the inquest for an ployed a« a laborer by a plumber wald's Market: a doll, Lou Furst; Chamber
Newmler, Mrs. Wilfred Mullln and Inne is a senior at Olasshoro Teach- teachers with milter's degrees who old girl.
xald
the
Chamber
should
favor
prooral hlsrinj:, the F.C.C, said pres- In this area and was working nn n necklace and earring s"t, Reed'i hibiting solicitors from door-to- Mrs. William Lewandnwskl, food; ers college. Mr. Orlppaldl, who Is a are starling employment in the
a
.lob
st
Leonardo
when
they
resure of busings was too (reat.
the cafeteria at th» high school.
$5 cleaning order, Little dnor canvassing, provided It does Mn. James Kelaey and Mrs. H. D, resident or Oakhurst and Is at township system,
ceived a teletype message from Jewelers:
Hubbard, rummage; Mrs, William present, a senior at GtaMboro, has
The bid- wore as follows: General
Cleaner* and Dyers; one not affect any local merchants,
Kearny police nsklng for his ap- .Silver
lUlses
Sought
,
LtXTTRKS FOR FLORIST*
been
practicing
leaching
at
the
Warneker
and
Mrs.
M.
Harold
Kelconstruction,
R. A. Hendrlekson,
month's pass, Cnrlton thester; Deprehension. A juvenile girl from tecto
Robert
Reuasllle,
chairman
of
ly,
white
elephant
and
books;
Mrs.
River
Street
school
since
SeptemRiverside
Heights, $4,318, and
brush
holder,
Scars
Roebuck;
Teachers
with
maatir't
degrees
Mrs. Frank Dean or Dean's of Kearny whose connection with
committee appointed to Inves- John Lamken and Mrs. Alfred Wil- ber. While at Olasshoro he was tt- prtsently receive I4.M0. The rt- Rockafellow Construction comLittle Silver hat returned from Hoffman was revealed also was a can opener, Union Paper; a heat- the
the law, said that a Rtd liams, fish pond; Mrs, Paul Cnmen- teeted for "Who's Who In Ameri- quest seeks a ralte of $650. Those pany, New Monmouth, $(,903;
New York city, where «he Rave apprehended by Mlddlctnwn police In? pad, Jersey Centrnl Appliance,; tigate
Bank
of Oct. 7, 1931, tlnd, Mrs. P. B. Henrikssen and can Colleges and Universities.'
with bachelor's dtgrtts receive plumbing, Henry Putsch, Port
lectures nn floral arrangement at and returned there by Kearny po- S'I cleaning- order, Monmouth Valet would ordinance
have to ha amended if so- Mrs. Harry Cole, Christmas tree,
Service;
55
merchandise
order,
Proposal* to make test borings $3,900 and ask an $800 raiso. Tht Monmouth, $409, and Martin Methe. mci'ilng" of the Metropolitan lice Tuesday afternoon.
Mae's Yardstick; a mixer, Har- licilor.i me to he prohibited. He and Mr. Kelly, post office.
at tho site of the addition to the propostd tcale alto would bring Gulro, Middietown, $824, and elecJ'lorula KCIIOOI. More than 1,200
Kearny police said Hoffman was nld's Radio and Electric shop.
explained that the Supreme court
high school wore referred to the $SO0 raises to teachers with four trical installation, Kcansburg Siteflorists attended the cession* at the charged
with
stealing
n
war
bond
ruled
in
favor
of
such
prohibitions
building committed who will study years' training who now ncelve trie, 5170.
Hotel Stutler, Mrs. Dean, who con-find twn rings from a relative in
MARKS BIRTHDAY
Others
giving
prizes
were
Abbcniuae
nrllers
uninvited
by
the
them with Victor Ronfeldt, archi- $3,700. Teachtri with master's deduct* elastics HI floral m range- addition to Die morals charge.
liey's .Men's shop, Allen's Rimes, homeowner are nuisances,
Lou and Fauns'
KEANSBURO - Mr. and Mrs.tect, and Klwnotl Powers, consult- grees who snter tht township sysm«nt| at her own shop, has also
ilnceiely hoiia It rioun't bsppia
l.iz
Ambrose,
American
Building,
The danger Involved, he tald, It Walter M, Roeseman of Plnevlew ing engineer. Compnn'en which sub tem at present receive the state li> Wt
b«in living demonstrations in
vim, hill If ynu thmilij Into lumathifti,
Mnrrli
Bsclier,
Bell
Liquor,
Bieder
that legitimate enterprises might ave. motored Sunday to Pennsyl- mllteri hid* Included the Raymond prescribed minimum nf 12,500.
i'«memn«r rhnncen art in your fsvnr thti
ideas for Christmas novelties and kr ••Hint Yb«
r—Adn>rlli»m«nt.
»ou will r«rov«r It Ihrouth th> l«t l»*
Jors i n ibl. ti nskt ntkit montr" <Tlon" »Bl» ""1*1. Bowknnt, flrsi- nlsn be restricted, He explained tht vania, where they celebrated Mr, Concrete Pile company, Porttr
••corstiont at Philadelphia.
Rtftrrtd to tht building commit- fouml
r-lumns of Tht Isfltttr.
kp sailing Tht Rsglitsr,—AiveruMamt. low's, Cancellation, Capitol Btktry, purpoit of any such law would Rotttmaa'i birthday.
Urquhtrt and Philip 3. Htaly.
tee wire bidi for an addition to —Adytrtlitmsnti
TMNTOW, <AI»>-A spetlai ess-1
PERSONALS
Local Teachers
Ask School Board
For Salary Hikes
Board Approves
$1 Land Options
For New School
Chamber Studies
'No Monday9 Plan
For Race Track
Hague-Warren
Trial Due Nov. 26
Lewis, Ciccone
Are Sentenced
FTA Hears Rauch,
Dr. Pate on CD.
HEP BASK nmWfFM,
Frake—Wett Nuptials
At a deual* riaf caraaaaajr at tka
Re« Bank Baptist church ahaday
afternaoa, Mra. Noraw Waiver*.
daughter ef Mr and Mr*. Earl P.
Sigler of Mala tt., Port Maaaaenth,
aacara* the bride af Reajaaaia A.
Parker *>f fteutk at Rev. W. Ctlav
taa Power*, paatar, performed th*
eereaaaay.
Tha church wae decorated with
bouquet* af chryaaatheaauaa* aad
autumn leaves.
Mrs. Francis
•warts was organist. A reception
for th* immediate families fallowed
at Cedar inn, Highland*.
The bride wa* given in marriage
by hrr father. Ike waa attired in
a purple ballerina cocktail leagch
gawn, srade ef faille and nylon net.
She wore a anatckiag stole sad
headpiece of purple, both trimned
with ihiacitoaea. Her flower* were
wkita carnation*, witk a large whit*
erehid with a purple lip ia the
aeater of the bouajuet.
Mra. Herbert Caat* af Weat Lsag
Branch wa* matroa of honor, and
Ruu*!l Jackson «f Red Bank wai
ae*t man. The aaatroa af haaar
war* a fold braced* cocktail dree*
aad carried a bouajuet af mat *et>
ered ehryaanthemumi and autumn
leave*.
Tha bride'a Mother chote a navy
blue atreet length dreai, with
matching accessories, and • earlag* af chrysanthemums.
When the couple return from a
Southern wadding trip they will
live In Port Monmouth, Fer travcl• Ing the bride wore a gray gabardine auit, with her accessorial, aad
a eersage af white archM*.
Mra. Parker U employe* ky th*
Atlintle Supply company at Atlantic Highland*. Mr. Parker la aaaaMr. aM Mra. ASaa) R. H n t
ag«r ef th* Seaboard Service cornHay plant In Red Bank. He la a
At a double-ring eereinony Sun- and Mr*. Sigurd Lucassen, Long
member of the Red Bank Ratary day, Nov. 4 at th* Red Baak Meth- Branch, th* bridegroom's lister,
club, and during World War II odist ehurch, Mia* Jay Barbara w«r* bridesmaids. Jan* Kiel, Midaerved in feurap* with the Army. Frake, daughter of Mr, and Mr*. dletown township, the bride's cumJ. Lester Frake of Sear* ave., in, wai a Junior bridesmaid. Their
Naveilnk, became the brWe af P. gown* were made like the honor
LONO BRANCH-Mr. and Mr« F.C. Allan Robert Weit, Army Med- attendant'* only in shrimp colored
Rudolph L. Homan of Hampton ical corps, ton af Mr. and Mri. satin and tulle. They had matching
av*., formerly af Port Monmouth, Harold Wctt of Long Branch. Rav. stoles and headpieces, and rarried
announce tha marriage af their Roger J. Squire, paator, performed chrysanthemums which matched
thrlr gown*.
daughter, Mica Evelyn Homan, ta the ceremony,
William Lawson of Pnrlauprck
Cpl. Frederick Burwell Harrlton,
Th* ehurch was decorated with
ton of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Lee bouquet* of yellow chrysanthe- wai beat man. Mr. Lucassen, the
Harriton of Lowell, N. C. Tha mums ana palmi. John Ferrl* wa* bridegroom* brother-in-law, and
wadding took flaea Nov. I at St. organist, and John Ebner, aoloiat. Edward Well*, also ef Long
Luke's Methodist church. The A reception followed at Pleaaant Branch, ushered.
etrtmony wa* performed by the Valley inn, Hoimdel.
Mrs. Krake chose a gown of
pastor, Rev. Paul Frledrleli.
Given In marriage by her father, brown lace and beige latin, with
matching
accessories for her cosThe bride waa given In marriage the bride wore a gown af Chantilly
ky her father. Mil* Joan Oaffnty lac* and white satin. Th* fltted tume. The bridegroom'* mother
af Long Braneh waa mala af honor. bodice had • high neckline, and a wore dusty pink crepe with black
BrMeameMa were Mlaiea Rotelyn full akirt which ended la a long accessories. Both had corsage* at
Pleeno «f Weat Long Branch ant train. Her veil wai flngertip length, chrysanthemums.
Cynthia Hampton. Long Braneh. and fell from a bonnet of ChantilFor her wedding trip to Virginia,
Una* Maman or Belleville, the ly lace, and her (lower* ware white the bride wore a lipstick red auit
brltVi eouiln, wai a Junior brides- chrysanthemums.
with brown accessories and a corMaid.
Min Dorothy Orovea of Red sage of chrysanthemums. The couP.F.C. Carl White af fort Mon Bank was maid of honor. Her ple will make their home in Red
mouth wai beit man. Ushcra were gawn of latin and tulle wai cham- Bank. The bride la a graduate
Cpli. Donald* Scale* and John Car- pagne in color, made with a strap- of Red Bank high school, and Is
ter, both of Fort Monmouth.
Ins bodice, and worn with a employed by the Page Photo SerFollowing a reception In tha matching atale and headpiece of vice in Bed Bank. The bridegroom,
ehurch parlor*, the couple left for tulle. Her flower* were eprays of a graduate of Long Branch high
achool, is stationed with the Army
a wedding trip ta Washington, D. bronie chrysanthemum*.
C, and Lowell, N. C. The bride la
Miss Lynn Hanuon of Oakhurst Medical corps nt Fort Dix.
employed by Eatontown Radla
Television. The 'bridegroom la staMORE FRKE MASONRY
tioned at Fort Monmouth.
Kathrya Belli Engaged
INFORMATION
To Lieut. T. L. Uwley
Miaa Helen Cllaabtth (Betty)
Hibba, daughter of Dr. and Mra. M.
Oregg Hibba, Jr. af Hudjon ave.
became the bride of PPC Norman
Zlff, V. S. Army, aen of Mr. and
Mra. Benjamin Ziff at Brooklyn,
Saturday. The ceremony waa par*
formed by Rev. Roger 3. Squire,
pastor af tha Red Bank Mothodlat
euureh, at tha home af tha bride'a
pa rente.
Mlaa Catharine Atweod af Belvedere waa maid af honor. Charle
U Blair af Weat Falmouth, Maae.,
waa beat nan. A reception for the
immediate familie* followed.
The bride ia employed by th
telephone company In Red Bank,
and la a atudent at Monmouth Junior college. Her father la luperintendent ef Red Bank'* public
school*.
PFC Sin? waa graduated from
Brooklyn college. Prior ta hi* entry into tha armed force*, ha waa
In tha teaching profeulon. Ho wilt
leave for oversea* duty within tha
nest ten day*.
MMES—ANDERSON
KEYPORT — Mr. and Mra. Loula Jamea, Sr., of VanDorn at., announce the m a r r i a g e of their
daughter, Miaa Berniee C. Jamea,
to Jaenea Albert Anderson, Jr., aan
af Jamc* A. Anderaon, Sr. of
Orange. The couple were married
Oet IS at Second BaptUt church
here by Rev. R. 8. Keiiey.
The bride waa given in marriage
by her brother, Dr. Lewi* A. Jamea
at Iowa. Her alater, Mia* QeraMine
Jam**, and the bridegroom'* eoutin, William C. Anderaon, were the
attendanta.
Mr. and Mra. Anderaon are making their home in Eaat Orange. Mra.
Anderaon la a graduate of Xeyport
high achool. Mr. Andenon graduated from Orange school*. He ta
employed by the Veteran'a Administration at Newark.
OILLON^WILUAMS
KEYPORT — Announcement haa
(teen made of the marriage of Mlaa
Robbla Reeie Dillon, of Roanoke,
Va., daughter of the late Mr. and
Mra. George Dillon, to Robert H.
Wltliime, of thla place, aon ef thi
late Mr. and« Mra. Albert H. WilHam*. The wadding took place Nov.
t. Th* ceremony waa performed by
tha Rev. Raymond N. Radford, paator of the Belmont Chrlatlan
church, Roanoke.
Mr. and Mr*. William* wilt reaide In Keyport. Mr. Willlamt la
employed by the Keyport Poat office.
'
MVNN1NO—LVEHS
EAST ORANGE — Mr. and Mra.
Auguit Pater Munnine- of Summ
at., formerly of Matawan, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Mil* Jeanne Lucille Munning, to
Cornelius Luohi, Jr., aon of Coi
nellui Luihs. The wedding took
place Nov. 3 at Our Lady Help of
Chrlitlana church, Eaat Orange.
Thi bride, a graduate of Wall
college, la director of promotion for
O'Mara and Ormabee of New York,
The bridegroom attended Rutgera
university and I* studying bualnei*
administration at Pace college. He
1* purchasing agent (or Btrui* dls
playi of New York, and during thi
recent war, nerved with the Nav;
In th« Pacific,
The couple will make their horn
In Etit Orange.
RUM8ON-Chirlei E. Betts, Br.,
of River rd., announcea the engagement of hit daughter, Mitt
Kathryn Helen Betts. to Lieut.
Thomw L. Lawley, son ef Mr. aad
Mr*. E. O. Uwley or Oulfpert,
Ml**. Tha wadding will take place
Dae. n e»t Qulfport.
yoVEMBEB IS,
77 County Residents Admitted
To Citizenship in County Court
tu
Hadaesali Choral Group Gives Concert
QueeHtina Mennigan, Eatontown,
FREEHOLD — Fiv* Red Bank
residents were among the 77 for- India; Maria Hodgen. Wanamassa,
eign born who were received into Germany; Abraham Markisc, FarmAmerican citizenship hi'ic Tuesday ingdale, Poland; Edilh Karl,
before County Judge John C. Gior- Clarksburg, Germany; Ursula MKdano. The judge told the group ria Ross, Neptune City, Germany;
that "no one caa call himself a EM ilia ChamMin, Fort llonmouth,
real American unless he speaks Germany, Elsa, Highsmith, Long
and reads and thinks in the lan- Branch, Russia; Giovanni Roma,
guage of America."
Atlantic Highlands, Italy: Riro
The Red Bank residents who George Nargil, Ashury Park, Turbecame new citizens are Marianna key; Adelaide Pisnno, Ashtiry
Matthew
Btiuso, 11 Catherine St., Italy; John Park. Italy; Jessie
Paul Savage, I Elm pi., Poland; Brown, Neptune, Scotland.
Alberto Leone. 255 Shrewsbury
Augustine Suzanne Kirk, Long
ave.. Italy; Lillian Mary Drure Branch, Algeria, North Afri
Fielder, 2i Highland ave, Canada. | J o i i n Hendrik Trie], Howell townand Leonardo Ru«*D, IS Catherine j , n i p Holland; Rnswltha Ruth noat.. Italy.
nan, Fair Haven, Germany; Jenny
Other new citizens in the county Edilh Nickelsberg, I-onjr Branch.
are-.
i Germany; Pauline Miry SchlesElina Bsleslracci. A^'Ui'y Park, singer, Long Branch, Canada; LilItaly; Agatha Gisela Waugeepack, lian Sadie Bernstein, Long Branch,
Oceanport. Germany; Rudnpi The- England; Sperns Coutsoheras Svoodore Mcchtenbrrg, Neptune, Ger- ronos, Neptune, Greece; liarliara
many; Theodora Ecrta Eo£co, Key- Mary Orrutt, Long Branch, Engport, Czechoslovakia; Wargot Syl- land; Maria Matsutani, Neptune
M n . Sidney Kaour aliftcti tha raw Hadeitak Choral frau^ wKich ptrhrm*4 «t the) a«.
via Mundy, Cliffwood, Germany: City, Italy; Ella Margarete Giraiid
nual fflemkatihip maetintj Tuaia)ay niajKt at tha tynafefue an Ri«r«r«i*Ja> »*». Fr««t r«w, laft • •
Cristofor Campione. Long Branch, AUentown, Germany; Marie Auielis
Italy; Ernesto DeMarco, Long Kane, Long Branch, Czechnslovariejht; M n . Komar, Mri. Harala) Meiitrich, M n . Al Fink, Mri. Irvine] HyWin, Mr*. Daviej Slier,
Branch, Italy.
kia; .Teane Alice Stoner, Belmar,
Mrs. fliai Lan§, Mrt. Arthur Gottfriaej. lack r » * , lime arder, Mri. Laa Kwejlar, Mri. Milton
Maria Stagliano Bongarzone. Canada.
Koiene, Mrs. Harry Nachmiai, Mri. Morrii Wettermtn, Mri. Oavie] lurnan, Mri. Harry Fatett,
Branch. Italy: Lia Norma
Cesare Schiavone, Long Branch.
Santos, Kort Monmouth. Italy; An- Italy;
Mri. Cufena Trachtman.
Sacknowltz, Fnrmna Koutsenes, Freehold, Greece; infrdale,Goldie
Poland: Irene Winifred
Issie. Spector, EnRlishtown. Poland; Eleonore Elizabeth Norris, Calise, Ixinjt Brunch. England; HelAsbury Park. Germany; Nino Ca- en Wege. Little Silver, Germany; Tim Many 'Park*,'
ruso, Long Branch, Italy; Andrec Klnra Tanne, David Tanne and
Marie SchmalherRcr, Shrewsbury, Sarah Tanne, Freehold. Poland; Complain* (MIM-IM!
France: Maria Isabel Petrausky, Allunn AntlinpuliM, Port. MonFAIR I I A V » ; N - There are t<m ,
mouth, Turkey; Dorothea Yaun,
Holmdel, Columbia.
Catherine Acerra, Long Branch, Oakhurst, Ireland; Margaret Or- many parks In fair llairn,"
He.v. K a i l Bachr, national k n o w n
Italy; Joseph Patrick Hylton, Went Kler, Neptune. Oennany; Mary elated Councilman ***** \. r.n- mlni.strr. civic load*1:- and lecturer.
Long Branch, Great Britain; Despi- Realty, Atlantic Highlands, Aus- right, chairman «f tM mad r«m- will addrc.in the [t,,1 R i n k Kivcnni*
na Antutasiadis, Freehold, Gre*cce; tria.
c l u b Monday night, at \hf. Molly
Solicitation Launched;
Josephine Papa, Matawnn, Italy; mitter, at Tunday nlght'a mrrl- P i t c h e r hotel.
Lieaclotte Downs, Long Branch,
lug uf tho mayor and rounril. "I
Germany; Marjorle Elsie Cum- Per
KoKh-Hcnriknien,
H
Eaaay, Poeler Coiileat
Lhit
mings, Ashury Park, Canada; An- Lincroft. Norway; Max Lipschit*,
don't mean the |wrki, •mil a*
neliese Therese MeKinney, Sprinir Southard, Russia; Leni Winfredi- OMnrllnian Ilimliiig and (he re«l
Winnrre Announred
l<ake Heights, Germany; Cedrlc Seher, MorRanville, Germany; Use •f ua are lnt«>rr«lrd in," kif addHedges, West Belmar, Great Brit- Johnnne Brcnnecke, Asbury Park,
ATI.ANTIC
HIGHLANDS Domain; Irene Forrest, A'bury Park, Germany; Rosa, limit Karming- ed. "HV hate tmi many «tr<rU
inic A. Caruso, chairman ef tha
Great Britain; Eleanor PizzutirMo, dale, Scotland; Vita Concetta Bonl- named Park. W> hair I'ark rd.
memorial gifts' committee, of the
Long Branch, Germany; Htrta An- fae.io, Keyport, Italy; Yvonne Lil- and I'ark ave, and now annlhrr
St. Agnea church building fund
na Boyd, LontT Branch, Austria; lian Roberts Whitchrarf, Keanscampaign,
last Thursday flight
strret
ha*
hrrn
named
Park
lane.
Genovefa Mitchell, Long Branch, hurjr. Englnnd; C'laudetle Fontaine
h»srd eommittne members report
Poland; Rofle Pease, Keyport. Aus- Wlldrick, Spring Lake Helchts, W'« al«n ha«* a Parker air." At
that more than 141,000 has been
tria; Zine Lapides, Cream Ridge, Canada, and Edilh August* Frel- the) rMiiM'UnuMt'*, re<iue«t, a letsubscribed for memorial* by parRussia.
ley, Long Branch, Germany.
ter will k# written to AHVH Rr<».
ishioners and frlendi of the church.
I* change M*> nanw nf Tark lane,
This third and final committee
report preceded th» launching ef
wMrh I* tmated In River Oak*.
Cronnnl Quren
thr general solicitation of the pariah Sunday afternoon at the ehurch.
Jamt*
Phillip* and Oerard Ktn.
Council
nedy nf the buslneis committee.
and Al Wolfe and Joseph Caruia>
To Halt
CAST KEANRBURO — Albert
•f th* frlendi' committee «!«i have
LITTLE SILVER—A request to
Wagner, superintendent nf the New
betun their activities.
prohibit gunning in this borough
Jersey reformatory at Bordentown,
Donald Milea, general chairman
was
voiced
Tuesday
night
by
Chestold members of the Parent-Teach•f the campaign, la directing tha
ter Apy, former councilman, who
er association here of the admin•eneral solicitation or th* pariili
asked council not to "wait until
istration of the corrective InstituIn association with John Kozsk,
somebody is hurt" before the ordition at a meeting Monday night at
Jr. Captain* of eight team* In th*
nance, is changed.
th* grammar school.
<friv* are Nichols* W. Kai«er, John
Presently,
hunting
I*
permitted
Superintendent since lMft, Mr.
Rev. Karl
Lynn, Jamea Qroreak*. Walter Daonly
when
the.
property
owner
acWagner formerly was attached to
vl*. John Byrn», John Murphy,
companies the gunner. Councilman
Rev. Mr. Baehr graduated from John Condon and Richard McGovthe. corrective services division of
Donald E. L,iwe* mid the iliffleulty Bethel collpgo in Kansas and from
the Navy.
with » no-sunning law would he Chicago
Theological seminary, ern.
His talk preceded the presentaTeaa Mmkora
that riverfront property owners where h" received hi* bachelor of
tion of a motion picture, "This ia
would al.=o be prohibited from off- divinity degrte in 1M2. While at
Team number* Include Dr.
Little League," by Mrs. Bruce Hunshore duck shooting. In answer th« *emin»ry he conducted aoclor Thomas B. Ahearn, Walter J. Ball.
ter, program chairman. P. T. A.
Mr. Apy said th»ie arc a great logical (tudies of Chicago neighbor- Alonio W. Rarbetta, William Behr.
members are Investigating the esmany homes along the riverfront hoods and aerved varlou* congre- George Bonaett, John Byrne, Jostablishment of a baseball program
now and that "those cratter gum gational churches a* supply pastor. eph Caruso, Ambrose B. Coleman,
""""~
Box 103, for youngster* of the community.
really scatter." On Councilman After his ordination he occupied John J. Connolly, Roy Cook, Jame*
Navcsink, N. J.
Parents) of Mrs. Margaret Lyon«'
Howard
Ungerer's suggestion, the th* pulpit of the United Congrega Cullen, Robert H. Curtis, C. J.
Nov. 10, 1ML third grade class won the attendpolice department, will pny partic tlonal church of Chicago.
Dsnowit*. Rirnard Daui, Steve J.
To the Editor:
ance award, a hook which will he
ular attention to enforcing the
He later became Interested In the Demko, John J, Finnegan, Hugh,
I read with pleasure the article presented to the clus. The. P. T.
present ordinance, Mr. Lawn r»
T. Oregerion, Sr, Frank Hligirt!,
en Masonry by H. V. B. Voorhlt. I A.'* canteen hiu been named "Ideal
plaining that a new ordinance could awakening of the Middle East and Thorn** Higgins, Ben Hillmann,
Miss Ruth Kneleer
am taking the liberty of submitting Teen Canteen," It was reported at
th* rise of thf new state oflsrael.
not
be
passed
before
the
gunning
Carl
F. Hitlmaiui, Fred P. HHlman,
a queition to which he may have the meeting. The canteen, which
In 1947 he Itft the United ehurch
the answer. Although the following met last night. Is held every other
Miss Ruth Knciser of Southard sea/son l» over.
to become enecutlve secretary of Clifford Huddleaton, Thomas D.
appear* to rhyme In spots, I bee;
grange was crowned queen of
tha American Christi* n Palestine Jenningi, Ray Kent, A. J. Konoto assure the rcadcra uhould thi* Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at Bay- Monmouth Pomona grange Saturcommittee, the position he now witf. Frsnk Koiak, William Lamappear In your columns), I am in view hall, Port Monmouth rd, and day at the annual country frolic Bride-to-Be
mer, George Lane, Arthur Lintholds.
no wav an aspirant for poetical Bray ave. hero.
mayer, William H. Maguire, Fred
th* Wemrock Grange hall. Pro- (tivrn a Shower
fame. Please believe this. I am reWith a distinguished group of Manlgraaio, entries Mangold, MiHostei*«cx at the meeting were at
cording an event, one of many mothers of Mrs. May Fields' first ceeds of the frolic went to the
Christisn
leaders,
Rev,
Mr.
Baehr
KEANSBURG — Mr.«. Shirley visited Israel In IMS to study the chael McCann, Joseph McN'ec. Alsuch, and doing it as it occurcd grade class. The report rf her at Monmouth county Girl Scout orSpafford and Mr.«. Jean Buerkle problems confronting the new len Malone, Harold Menkin.'. Frrd
and in my own way.
tendance nt the national conven ganisation.
gave a shower lart week for Mis* state. While there he devoted him- Moller, John Mount, Jamea J. Mull,u, the rare Injun
tion of the congress of pai cnts and
Arlene Vonrhie.i at Mr.-,. Hpnfford's self particularly to studying the ligan, William Mulligan. Robert
We hnvr eittrn niilmnn in<!!
mrflt teachers crlven by Mrs. Joseph How
home on Harmony ave. Mis« Voor- Arab-Israeli relation, the Arab refu- Murray, Murray Nichols, John
the p
pl|te
Together Hml ssirtokrii
i
th
| of priu-f.
piu
ard,
president,
was
made
a
matter
hies will become the bride of ,Iohn ge* problem and the relationship O'Keefe, Frank Rich, Jerry Ttich.
Pi
tit
Ojihwny,
Black ffoot. Picircn,
titnny,
jih
Bl
of record In Its entirety. The group's
Navajo, Blood snri Crer,
Carmella Saturday at Keansburg between the Israeli government and Walter Rose, Walter Rowan. Fredo
Schmidt, George Serivanl, Earl ScAnil held Maaunlc intereourlt with the next meeting will be held Monday,
Methodist church.
th* Christian Institutions in Jeru
Intelligent Chtrokrr.
Dee. IT, at 1 p. m. at the achool.
Guests were Mrs. Elisabeth nalcm and other parts of the coun ruby, Denni* Sheettan, P. J. SheeAs a RAM I'm p u z i M to know
han. Edward Shelly and John J.
How on Klo Drl Nortc it cimt.
Blakely, Mix. May Voorhies, Mrs.
Stiwart.
EATONTOWN — Colored slides, Anna Voorhies, Mrs. Mary Wy- try.
By th« convent at old St. Pvtti-'R
Hospital
Auxiliary
Their reiponties*>«i« true and the iamc.
Hla topic Moniny light will >>e
taken by Miss Doris Christcnsen ckoff, Mrs. Mabel Zitzow, Mri.
At tru« ami th« u m i an at Phtlly,
Contest Winners
"Israel
and
Ita
Position
In
the
while a government employee In Helen Sample, Mrs, Marion RturHas 21 at Birthday
Toronto, New York anil the 800.
Winners In an eiiay and poster
Korea during 1947-48, were shown ges, Mrs. Lcona Spafford, Mrs. World As the Newest Democracy.'
W« didn't inbe thrir linito, a few word*.
FAIR
HAVEN-Fair
Haven
aux"Klnhowa," •'Tillicura," "Etoo."
The Kiwanis club hai announced contest conducted at St. Agnes'
at a meeting of the Women's So- John Sturgea, Mrs. Jeanette CnviVon eould throw them the sigm; they iliary of Rivervicw. hospital obciety of Christian Service of Eat- gliano, Mrs. Mildred Kolh, Mrs. the meeting wilt be open to the pub- school by Mother Longlna, princi-,
Could aive you All Gripa:
served
its
21st
anniversary
at
a
lic
free of charge. The address will pal, and SUUra of the school, were'
ontown Methodist church Tuesday Marjoric Noble, Mrs. Caroline
TwaR Manonlc to Core? But
begin at approximately S o'clock.
announetd Sunday. Based on the*
Where In • • • • did thny Krt it from? meeting Tuesday at the Episcopal at the home of Mrs. Leslie D. Scely
Nichols,
Mrs.
Alice
Helfrlch,
Mrs.
church parish house on Church
Brother Maitoni. I leave It with you.
them* "The New Church," the conSouth st. MIM Chrlstensen, while Gloria Hunt, Misses Marjnrie Wall
This piece had It* origin at St. at. Mrs. Tony E. Hunting, the first on
test wai concluded last Thuriday.
Peter*, Red River country, Canada, president, gave the history of the showing the pictures, told of life ing, Carol Voorhies, Doris Zitiow Smacks Celebrate
Engraved gold medals will be prein Korea.
1M1. N.WT. I doubt if Pauline group.
and Janet Spafford.
sented to Edmund Mc.Mullin, Jr.,
Johnaon, famous daughter of a fa38th
Anniversary
Plans
were
made
for
a
ChristA large birthday cake decorated
first place winner in the poster
mous Mohawk chief, who lies in
mas party to he held Dec. 2« at the
CARD ANI» GAME TARTY
and to Chirlotti Mangold,
a stone cairn by Siwath Rock «t the tea table, arranged by Mrs. church
tITTLE SILVER—Mr. and Mrs. contest,
parsonage.
The
next
socieHarold
Lartaud
«nd
Mr:.
William
the entrance to Burrard inlet, could
The auxiliary of Liberty Hose Cyril A. Smack, Sr., of Sea Bright, who took lint place in the essay
ty
meeting
will
be
at
the
parnoncontest.
Second priie winner* were
Kacen,
As
gift',
marking
the
the answer. A student a t
company will hold a card and game were week-end visitors at the home
•"PJ
Oxford, she remained true to tribal birthday, members brought boxes age, Dec. 4. The society has pur- party Thursday night, Nov. 29, at of their son-in-law and daughter, Phyllis Eppes for her poster and
chased
a
new
sink
for
the
church
tradition. We were contemporary of Ivory soap cakes to be given to
Leola Suplenski for an essay.
in a g e and a g e only. Pauline had the hospital.
kitchen. Assisting hostesses were the fire l.ouse under the chairman Mr. and Mrx. Reuben Taylor, Birch
A surprise party in, honor of
Individual class winners In tho
education nnd Brain*, I bad and
Mrs. George Whltficld, president, ship of Mrs. Franw Wisiemann and ave,
Three
guests
were
Mrs.
Edward
38th anniversary was cele- poster eonteat were a* follow*: Alhave neither.
nnd Mrs. William Wortman. Mrs. Mrs. C'hadwlck Hcndnckson. Mrs. their
Conway,
Mrs.
James
Worden
and
brated Sunday at the home of an- len Ford, grade eight; Martin
Respectfully your*,
Mr*. C. U Waddell. A Christmas Howard Montgomery, spiritual life Earl Stout, president, is in charge
F. H. Gregory. party will be held at the next secretary, was in charge of devo- of priica. Refreshments will be other son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. Hacker, grade seven: Joieph Rleci,
and
Mrs, Stephen Rate, Sea Bright. grade six, ani Sutanna Brenner,
served.
With regard to the foregoing it
tions.
Highlight of the celebration grade flvt.
l i aa well t o add that these Indian* meeting, Dec. 10.
Claaa winner* In the e***y conwere and are Treaty Indiana' and
earn* upon the Smacks' return
not non-treaty, of which several
home, where they learned that test follow: Miry Dougherty, grade
tribe* y e t remain. That night w a i a
tight;
Piiacill* Mahler, grade sevtheir family had given them a teleglorious night—40 below «ero. One
vision set. Present at the party en; Joseph Stern, grade six; Marhalf of the s k y bluc-btack; the
were. Mrs. Andrew Bundguard, garet Scrivinl, grade five; Charles
other half bright a* day, caused
Miits Mary Ncvin, Mr. and Mrs. Gregerson, grade four, snd Delia
by one of the most wonderful exGarwood Thifer and children Pa- Klindientt, grade three.
hlbitiona of thn Auroa Borcalis I
ricia and Garry, and Mr. and Mrs.
have ever seen, and I have ccen
:
many of them. The sky cut comCyril Smack, Jr., all of Sea Bright, Fair Tomorrow
pletely in half, aa though by a
and the Raf« children, Stefihen,
knife—one half black, the other
Martha, Wendy and Sene Ann.
At St. John's Chapd
bright aa day w a s dripping and
scintillating with millions and milLITTLE SILVER — The 7Sth anlions of apcara of light, all colors,
niveriary fair of St. John's EpisSalvation Army to Hold
which reached In a perfect arc
copal
chipel win b* held tomorrow
from the dome of heaven t o the
Report Meeting Next Week from 11 a. m. to 5 p. ra. in the parfrosen prairie* a t our feet.
ish house on Point rd.
Referring again t o t h e Masonic
Edward H. Conway, general
Luncheon will be aerved from
part of this scribble, only the
chairman
of
the
1951
Salvation
chiefs have I t They have no Manoon until 3 p. m. Reservation* are
Army maintenance campaign, an being accepted by Mra. William
aonic lodges, the algns, secrets,
nounced yesterday that the flrat Firth and Mr*. Robert Kelly. Mr*.
passwords. Grips are handed down
report meeting will be held tomor- Walter Bowkir is general fair
from the chief t o hla successor nt>
death. This much I got. That is
row at 6:13 p. m. at 7 Mechanic chairman.
Mra, Henry S. Oermond,
alt. What 4 land, Aurora by night,
St.. drive headquarters. Borough
mirages by day, mystery, sllenno
and Area chairmen will turn In all Sd, president of the Womjn'* Guild,
laid the fair will be "bigger and
and apace reign supreme.
contributions.
than any before, with many
P. H, Gregory.
The second report meeting will better"
be held next Wednesday at 6:IS p. new feature* being added.
m. st campaign headquarters, Both
School Clerk
meetings will end nt 1 p. m. The Catholic Alumnae
Describes Duties
active solicitation IK scheduled to Meet at Rrardon'i '
end Monday, Nov. :«,
FAIR VIEW — James W, David
SHREWSBURY—The departhelser, clerk of the Mldtlletown
ment of social aervice of the MonJKWISH COUNCIL DANCE
Township schools, was the speaker
mouth Circle, International Federat the meeting of the Fair View
NEPTUNE-Tho Long Branch ation of Catholic Alumnae, met last
Parent-Teacher association Tuessection, National council of Jew- week at the home of the depart*
day at the school, He explained
ish Women will hold Its annual ment chairman, Mlaa Patricia Rearhow a achoot budget i« compiled
dance Saturday night at Jumping don of Shadowbrook rd.
and the duties of his office.
Brook Country club. Featured on
The department chose. Olrl Scout
tho evening's program will be a tal- activities a* one of Ita Important
Mrs. Robert Koch was named
ent contest for which prizes will alms. The work will be adminislegislation chairman. Walker W.
bo awarded. Those who have %\%- tered through a local council, where
Nelson, achool principal, Invited
members to visit the school In obPracticing ior thitr Decembor graduation ara mambart ef tha junior group of tha Old nlflcd their Intention of entiling one exists, or through Individual
the content to date are Miss Her- troop committees. OtheY local charservance of Amrrlrnn eriiirntinn
Monmouth Dog Training club, L. to R., Suii Ga mwall of Middlatown, Mimi Hauck, Jarry Draw mine Levin, Ml<.i Doris Jonas, Ml."* ity woika also will be administered.
week, Mrs. John Burns wns awardColun ami Howard StUlu. Fi'drratlon member! are asked to
ed a turkey which was given nn a
and Bobby Combi of Littlt Silver: Carol Cobb of Shrewsbury, Arthur MeConnell of Chapel Shirley
Mm. David Holtzmap l« chairman •ulat in th* work. Volunteerl
special (trite to lalm fund! for the
la
thargi
ef arranftmtiita.
ihould contact Mlaa Riatlon,
Hill
md
lat.y
Foelei
ef
Shrewsbury.
achool cafeteria.
Minister to Speak Memorials Pass
To kinanis Club
Mark
In Chureh Drive
PTA Hears Talk
On Reformatory
Pictures Shown
Of Korean Life
HIM Kathryn N. tVH*
Miss BetU is a graduate of Red
Bank Catholic high school. Lieut
Lawley wai graduated from Jefferaoa Military school at Waihlngton,
Mats., and A. and M. college, 8tlllwater, Okla. During World War II
ha aerved with tha Navy, and la attending the Airborne school at Fort
Binning, Ga, Upon completion of
hi* training at Benntng, he will
report to the 11th Airborne at Fort
Campbell, Ky. Lieut. Lawley ia a
member of Scabbard and Blade,
national honorary military society.
Catholics Collecting
Clothing for Abroad
A clothing collection campaign
will be held in tha county nest
week, aponiored by the War Relief
Servlcee of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd of I t Reae
Catholic church, Belmar la county
director. Tha campaign In Trenton
dleceae begin* Sunday end enda en
Sunday, Nov. Jfc father Lloyd yeaterday aald paat oampalgna have
greatly aided war auflerera of all
race* and ereeda In tha Orient and
In Europe. Tha prieit urge* all eltlatna to bring new and uaed clothing and ahoea to the neareat Roman Catholic pariah center during
Thanksgiving weak aa an act of
Thanksgiving and a mark of frlendahlp which America aeeka from
abroad. He aild to contribute la "a
patriotic gcature and a charitable
duty."
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The annual mamberihip meeting
of the League of Women Voter*,
Red Bank region, will be held Tueaday night at a:U o'clock at Red
Bank borough hall. Mr*. Sugena
Badgley la In charge of the program on the aubject, "County
Structure and Budget." Several
member* of the board of freehold'
*ra and other county officials wll
attend, nnd participate In the question and answer period which wil
fellow the meeting.
Junior Dog Trainers Get in Some Practice
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LAKELAND PARK
FRANK A. MaNAUY. laamaM.tlva
i
BHva alaaf B*sl* B) aa r a H
•Both aa Maaa Slaaaa. X a*a> ta * * V M .
as^arwjTBjij
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ws^aw^assa^aia. ^*a^ evswejamw a w va^s^atvupmaj
Fair Haven PTA
Plans for Bazar
Ward kaa hoea received by Mr.
tad Mra. Eracat Schaffiia of Mala
»t. that their aon, Pvt. Jacfel*
BchaSMa, haa arrived *af*ly ia
Munich, Oermaay. Pvt. SchaSVa
FAIR MAVBJT — Mra. Joaeph
waa aa tha Army traatpart, OanHuatM I* geaaral e «ira*aa at the
aral Herebey," which collided wHh
aaawal
aaaar to be held by Pair
a lucury Uaer recently whll* aa
Haves Pareat-Taacaar ajtaalatioa
rout* ta Burepa.
Tuatday at tha achoal, bttweea I
Oa Tburaday. Nov. S, the
aad U p. a*. Aaaiatlag eaalrawa
Brawai* and Olrl Scout treey «*•»Include Mra. Matl Lartowd, Mra.
atitta* held a card party at tb*
William Baraar, Jr., aad Mr*. Clifecheol. Tan table* were ia play.
ford Orlauaar.
Tha deer priae, donated by Emily •
Berviag aa tk* hah* taM* a n
Beauty *he», waa waa by Mn.
Mra. J WilUaas M*r*aa. Mn. BdOaae ODoaael of Kaypart. Ha*v
wia
Wvraa. Mr* fraaela Maady,
player priae* wer* awarded t* Mr*.
Mra. Walter Joaaa, Mn. Wot—a
Deri* Baeckel, Mi**** Maaaal
Wiema, Mr*. Edward Cklnairk.
rraak aad Agnaa Kiaaey. aM BdMn. Willlatt Plabar aad Mn. Naawla C. B**m. A large baekat of
ry Mursrtt*. raai taM*, Mn.
groceries waa awarded ta Martia
Charlet O*«dell, Mn. Lewi* B. CaaLawlor, Jr. Table priae* wera woll MOWABB BBRL w w a i r n BSTMEB WILLIAMS w tMa a m
aar, Mra. Alva Stewart. Mn. Harold
bracket Sower holder*! Wtaaeri
MOM'a -TEXAS CABNIVAL." eaataettag BKB ailRLTOV.
Uruud. Mra. V. B. aMaipaaa, Mra.
ware Mra. Vtela Kolb, Mra. WarSATUBBAV,
at
MM
CABLTON.
Frank Keaaoy aad Mn. Ivor Jaoat.
rea aillett, Mre. Jean Plak, Mrs.
Baaki, Mn. Btaalay Dahlgna, Mn.
Anna Weatel, Mra. rred Baiaer
and rred Weacal. IUfr**hmat* Mga held a*ea laaUllatlaa Man- aehaol Monday, Nov. II, at I Sloaa Bahartaaa, Mn. Baaaatb
wera aerved
day eveaiag. Nov. It at tk* Wcet t'elotk U meet the trnap leader., Brewer, Mn. Jamoa Bktawr aM
Keaaakwrg are aauae. TIM Kutall- Mra. Jeha Burr aad Mr*. Marahall Mn. Prank Prltha.
A *n*mb*r*blp meetlag af th* taf adkar wat Mlat Jean Biyt* a« SaaKh.
art Meamauth P.T A. will be bald Treataa aad her ataf. OaVert |a> Car*). William SeatM of Ham- Aproaa, Mn. Jeha MaataM, Mra.
at tha echeel Tuaaaay, Nev. B), at ataltod war* chief daughter, Mn. maotoej aad Mia* Bartho Celrrla Frederkk Eberhardt, Mn. Bdwla
• p. m. Proceed* for the large Aliee Maade; cub eklef daughter, af May* tondinir wara weck-eari Claea a*4 Mr*. Claraae* Mavaaa.
Q'fij, Mr*. Paul *m(«b, M««. Wtrl>*»k*t of groceries tu be awarded Mra. lid Jeteraaa, part MaaiMiith:
gue*t* at the horn* af Mr. aadren Huguley, Mr*. Byajall Berg,
will go ta purchase Chrlatawa
ebaplala, Mra. Agati Prentice, Bel- Mr*. William Wymbe af stattir pi. Mn. Marjorla Laagtaaa aad Mn.
treat* for th* school children.
paat chief daughter, Mra. Mra. Emma Rnyder expect* ta Barner, Jr. fiawen, Mn. William
Mr. and Mr*. George Jargaaaan fard;
Sharp; eeaductar, Mr*. •pending thia week-end at Laonla, L. Ruaeell, Jr. Mn. Albert Addla,
•f Campbell ava. will celebrate Mariarle
Bthel
Allfn; auUUnt conductar, where aha plan* ta attend tha wad- Mra. DaaaH Bhlaaaa, Mn. Daaald
their fifth wadding aaaiveritry to- Mr*. Olive
Paviet af Unlan Beach; ding af her grandson, Henry K. Bnglith and Mra. Jaha Mllllar. Remorrow.
guard, Mr*. Janet Oreca, Timm.
freshmentj, Mra. H. Paltaa Halt,
A surer!** ttork shower wa* glv latlda
aut*Me guard, Mr*. Mer- Alfred Cooaey af Cooper rd. and Mra. C. C. Perrlne, Mra. Julian Tuen for Mrs. Mac Hornig at th* Btlfnrd;
lin
Brand,
Red
Bank;
retarding
Jahn
Tector
were
honored
by
a
(Ick. Mra. Prank Black. Jr., Mr*.
home of her mother, Mra. Lola
Sheppard, Georgia ave., TiMeday aecrettry, Mr*. Minal* Murdaek, aurprla* birthday party last weak. William Herraa, Mn. A. E. Dean,
Part
Monmmith;
financial
aecreThese
present
ware
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Mra.
Uayd Marsh, Mr*. F. Haward
evening, Nov. I), Decaration* were
in rink and blue, (lift* war* placed tary, Mra. Jean Adanu, KeaMburf, B*n]*tnta Becker, Mr*. Paula Law. Qage and Mr*. Lawranee Schilling.
in a bassinet. A buffet supper wa* treaaurer, Mr*. J*ul* Caker, Union rente, Mr. and Mr*. Pet* Wcdea,
Orab bag for children, Mra. Bailaerved. Attending wara Mr*. Wil-Beach, and truatee*. Mr*. Sarah Mr. and Mr*. Ray Moran, Danny ey B. Seott, Mn. Donald Clark,
liam Fi», Mrs. Martha Bung*. Mra. •eatt, Oeaan Orave, and Mm. Marga nurnett, Eileen Caonay, Mr*. Ca*> Mrs. Harold Stlne, Mra. Robert
Robert Rung*, Mra. Kenneth Mae- Milne. After the ImUllttlon enter- ney, Mr*. Tector, Leonard Jamei King. Mra. William H. Scott, Mr*.
kennen, Jr., Mr*. Edward Mae- tainment wa* given by the Mac-Tector and Mr. and Mr*. Larry Charles Kranaberger and Mra.
benaea, Mr*. Ellatbtth Spratt, l-«vy DramMIe achasl, Red Bank. Kennedy.
Jam** Irwin.
Mr*. Mtrg* Lennon, Mra. Robert The dancers were under the direc- Carmine Canonlco of gtatelr pi.
Mover, Mr*. Mary Qaaa. Mr*. tion Of MIM Aliuwarth. Refreth- haa bean confined to hi* hama by
Catherine Hurley and Mr*. John awnta war* aerved.
Illness for the put week.
Ghrialmaa Sale
Magda. all of Port Monmouth;
Barry flmmtrmtn, MM of Mr.
Mra. Raymond Bryk af Main at.
Mrt. Paul Boreaawthl, Mr*, V. ha* returned home frem Mvervlew and Mr*. William Zimmerman af For
Haralg aad Mra. Prancaa Farm- heapitii with her twin tan*, ham Conavar pi., celebrated hi* birthday
BHRBWSBURT—The a n n u a l
kop* af Newark, and Mr*. Jahn there Tuaaday, Nov I.
lad waak.
Chriatma* tal* af tha Preabyterlan
Nicklea, Mra. Frances Caruso and
The canventlnn eammlttea af the
church, which wat founded In 1TK,
Mra. William O'Brien t K«am- Lady Jean McCarajuodala lodge
will he held Wedneiday, Nov. M,
Eaat Keanaburg
burg.
held a dinner Wedneaday af la*t
from 2 to • p. m. Tha hi*t*rie
The
Mother*'
club
will
hold
It*
Mr*. May Bellas and Mrt. Maew*ek at Perry'* at Newark. Mr*. annual card party tomorrow at church will be open to that the
Roman and ton* Richard and Ken- Elisabeth Abbott af ITnlan Beach BaebjUdt'l. A turkey will he public may vi*it th* edatce.
neth of Jersey City were dinner and Mra. Minnie Murdaek ef thia awardad. Mrs. Maml* Raid ii
Mr*. Claranea Berger I* chairguests at tha home of Mr. andplica attended.
chairman of prlles, and Mrs. Rob- man, aaeiited by Charle* Jaaea,
Mr*. Nealen of Main at. Sunday,
ert Evan* is in charge of the door Mr*. Rabert Ruwell, Mr*. David
Nov. 10. Mr*. Naalon alaa ebeerved
and dark horse prlz™. Mrs. Emily Mara, Mra. Charle* Braeefleld, Mia*
her. birthday Sunday.
Obcrle
I* chairman af refreshments. Beaale Orean, Mi*. Rokart Maver,
The saw and Ha club met at the
The Udiei' auilliary of th* flr* home af Mra. Fred Btemyar Tuee- At tha next meeting a Chrtstmej Mr*. Bdwla O. Lomaraon. Mrt. Ivan
company met at the fire houae day ntght. Mra. Mai? Maltlar. Mr*. party will be held.
Kuhnt, Mn. DowM Strofig. Mr*.
Tuesday or thia weak, and plane Ubby King and Mra. Mildred Hall
Frank Maine* af Vineyard av*. Frank Borden and Mr*. William
wara completed for their annual calabrataa thtlr blrthltya. The at- haa returned from a ten-day hunt- Sheemtker.
Included will be a
Chriatma* and pal-revealing party tendance prite waa waa by Mr*.ing trip in Main*.
fancy goad* table, practical and
ta be hild at tha Sra houae Tues- Uaulaa Otandlnattl. Member* voted
Mrs. Thomaa Riley of Jersey City "party" apron*, braided ruga, bedday evening, Dee. It. A covered- ta make a donation ta tha Pearl vltlttd Mr. and MM. Robert Evani room dipper* and noveltlaa; food
Ralph fund. Tha next matting will and family Sunday.
dlah auapar wll Ib* tervad.
table, h«m«-nude cake*, br*ad, ale*,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelton Raub via- eooklee, Jama, Jellle* and rallahas;
Th* Lady Jaan McCora,uodal* be «t tka home af Mra. Mildred
MeOulra. AH member* ware prat- Ittd Mr*. Raub'a (liter* at N*w* toy table, grab-bag and white eleant aieea* Mra. Mickey MeOuire, ark on* day thia week.
phant table. Alaa offered will ha
wha H vae»tionlng with her hut- Kevin Smyth of Kell*. Ireland, plant*. Chriatma* candle*, ribbon*,
btn« ta iVrlda.
a football pl*y«r on tha County wrapping*, *tatlea*ry aad CkrlatOlrl Scout troop U af Fair Vlaw Meath team which recently played ma* earda.
aehaol amjayad a eaak out Satur- la Maw Tork, haa returned to hit
Hittary ehow* that tha P***a ha*
day. The Seouta eoakad thalr load home la Ireland after visiting Mr.
on ttovta they Improvlaad. A moth- and Mn. Eugen* NcMahsn of Vina- been uniformly an th* aid* *f th*
yard
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common people.
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Deaths In Red Bank ma1 Viriahf
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SCHOOL NEWS
Patrtela Fraaklie,
Aerbet.Ua*. Jaaaes Coaaor,
'erthky;
Marntore, Dteaa Wise.
the sicead Boor et the
Mtat Bflan'a third grad* will
mm jwater high echo* aa Btecttea g*enp ftmeu* beak characters ia
day when SM ef the •cheer* reg- aa erigiaal skit, 'Debars* Meet*
keaae, with Rev. Arthur Caseload, of the Baptist church.
ALFRED ». MBVEB
istered voter* went te th* poll* to
ef Flret Presbyterian church, Surviving, beside* hi* wife, e n
vote for d*l*getea-et-ierg*tothe Deborah, Deborah Rebetom; AlLONO BRANCH — Alfred J. paator
twa sons, Ronald Jaises Hepburn,
oAciatiag.
Burial
will
be
ia
Green
P
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Red
Bawkrr
Junior Student nuarH,
Mayer, U. husband l l III Itti Greve eeaeetery, Keyport.
mt ta Wo-^derlaad, Sheila Walsh;
Jr., af Keyport, and Daaiel Wilbooth*, baltete aad baBat b
Oeorgla Hilke Meyer, of Ml Stir*
liam Hcpbura of Keaaebwrg; a
Moid*, Marilyn lager; Mrs. Goose,
M theee wood by the voting
•va., died Monday «t MeaaMUth MB* AJWaC M. ArfLCOATE daughter, Mrs. EliMbetb Laursea
Merjerie Weed heed; Red Ridiag
ttoa ef the communitytathe
Memorial hospital. He w«a bora ia FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Aaai* M ef Keyport; twa brothers, Marcaf
Head, Canada MeUen; ladiaa, Paul
New YorV city, aoa ef the let* Aapiegete, M. wha kad beea a real- Hepburn aad Harold Hepbwra; a
OeMhara; Farmer Brown, Arthur
us* froea %M a.
Frederick M i Hulde Peter***) deat here » yeara, died Friday at eUter, Miss Orac* Hepburn, aad
Btegel; Ubrerlaa, Oail Coaroy,
MIDMjrrOWM TOWNSHIP - »*aataa<
K p. m. The ooa*ttl waa .
Meyer, aad had *p*at as*** ef hi*tke a>abroak aunlag kaaae. Key* several grandchildren.
Poem: "Bsiklaad." Oeerg* Malls
CoraaUM Alter, It. af Tl Coaever Ialarlf
praad afttatern eat thai aang, "•ttkltad." Oaas.
Ufa ia thii city. A retired portrait port. She wa* tke widow ef How- The funeral WM held yseterdey taaa, died Saturday maralag after
which a*ewal that M.T per Ia Mitt RaSa'a third grad* groan,
photographer, Mr. Meyer ha*
the Bsdl* funeral kerne, wKh batag atrieaaly ill far a weeh. Me
ard Appleaatc, eat* of the kalMera et
^ J I I f a a ^^aV^aflfcJtMi a%*b**aO^B%Asaa^Jt amaw
Wf I M PVBSJtjaTel VvBJBMJtWtT^BM » • » the tnmana atery ef "Cinderella"
Rev. Oeerge A. Casper ef Cemdea,
aged the Newark breach af Uader- aad developers ef Lakewaad.
•
ta
tar*, ar MJ par aaa* ef th* entire will be preeaeted.
weod and Uaderweod, paatafra- Bora in Dover tewaehip, Mre. Ap- former potter ef the Kcypert Resl popwIeHaa tirrmtd the vot- Cinderella. Jan* Verwehlt; Euph*
phera. Among tha fame— Btan plegate waa a daughter of the late ist church. oaViatiag. Burial WM
ag privtiage. Laet ytafe porceat* teat*, Barbara Oueatber; Char*
whoac »hototra»h ka k«4 takca William aad fteheeea Apalegate ia Fair View eeatetery.
ago WM MO.
wara Mark TwaJa, Rlekari Hard- Hurley. She waa a member of tha
lette, Joyce Dowlea; Oedsaothcr,
Regietratiea aa4 voting tag* mCtolre Bloomberg; Priace, Oary
t g Davta, Willlaai McKlakir, The- Fair Havea Methediat church.
each
clsaaraam
aarvad
te
eacaje*
a4ora Rooaevalt, William Ha»ar4 BurviviBf ar* twa aens, Elmer V,
Pttacy; Herald, Stephen Popper.
RVMSON Mrs. UUiaa A. Codpupils from elaaate aad atady hale Mies Breehlartdge's fonrtk grade
Tart and Qrerar ClavalaM.
Applegau, Aabury Park, and Wal- diagtea, Tt, widow ef Marty H.
ar regiatratioe) dejriag the weeh at will do the "Mad Tea PartjT eceaa
•xrvlviaf ara twa aaaa, Willl» ter H. Aaelegate, Lekewoed post- CoMlagtaa, died euddenly early
Oat M aad far vatlag a* Nov. S.
M. Mtyar af ihrew.lMirr, ««4 At-muter; a daughter, Mrs. Helen De- thl* morning at her home oa Buona
A
M eaaept am af the aahaaTe m- Altec, Dtano Krengelb; Mad Mat.
Vitte
av*.
She
waa
bora
ia
B««**>
fra4 M- Mayar af Umg Breach, Jaurnette, Rama, Oa.; Ive graaaV
reilaktat rtgwterea totantlata) to tar, Aadrow Novel; Merck Man.
iafc «iM«ckllarM aa* • «reat- chiidrea, aevaa gr**>t«raa4«hlldrea lya. daughter af tha tote AtaaaaM. and AMsaH Osaara* Marvote. Serving aa th* Ngwtrettea Tammy Hurley; Dormouse, Noel
traMehlld.
I a brethar, Ctaytea C. Hurloy, der
•reedy, anil hatf baea a fattfeat
aad tUctlM beard were Larralaa OWen.
Tka fuMral will ka heM t«4a» Bt Lakeweed.
h
te
fte
fJealag
from
d , Bad Dupro*. Allea Oeilter, "A Matteweea Surprlae" I* the
I a. at. at (ha Waalley funeral Tka funeral WM held Meadey af- her*teayears after BMtJtag from
Aatheay
Bruao, Shirley •ieder- tHU af the ekittob* glvea by Miss
keme, wl(k Rtv. Arthur Co|>e]aM, iraaoa at the Weathail fuaersl Canever >•-. Middtotewa towathlp.
Mrs.
Coddlngtoe
ebie
bad
Nvtd
at
paatar of the flrat Presbyterian sme, Lakewood, with Rev. WilBraet'e fourth grad*.
hole, Carol Kibter, Roberta Mat- Mre. Dingle, Lynn Share; Mn.
church, •MciatlBf. Burial will ke liam B. Mag£*m, pastor of the Fair PlalaSeld a aumber of VMH. She
eoaeK. Maree Dtfiera. Patrteia mnHh, Susaa Daniel*; Boy*, Karl
in aianwaa4 «aa»etery, Waat Leaf Haven Methodist church, officiating. was a member of the Flrat Baptist
church, Red Bank, aad wa*ipest
sWytof, tWiHBmS K f l t M f i D o # M(
Breach.
Bate). Donald Reeen. Thomas MeBurial WM la Tom* River.
preaideat ef the Little Silver WomUUiaa McDonald, fMtemaite
DoaaM. Chart** Blake, Robert Mean's
club
and
aa
active
member
Ian,
Barbara
Breeka,
Alan
Pe>
Oalllen, KonMth Pnffer, Charles
TMOMAI r MANU»M
MBA KATHEBliE a MA&SOW
ef the League of Women Voter*,
teraeo, Ruth Muaeea. Ann Cerate, Bergman and Alan Lanwene.
K E A N I S I T R Q — Thomas T. CHAPEL HILL - Mrs. Kather- Red Bank region.
Eddie Awmeek, Jatttee Deeeemb Mlm MeCW* flfth grade will
Haalaa, «T, • ( M Beaten blvd. dlea lae Schmidt Hanson, Tt, widow of
aa« Carl Sfhwmair.
Surviving ara a daughter, Mn.
dramatiM the temoue "Wlsard ef
•uaaay in an auteaieMt* aceMeat Melvla Maiaoa, died Sunday at her Walter W, OMliag ef Rwaoea,
Th* aemlaeaj far del*gate*-*t- Oa."
ea rt, M, Newark. Ha wa* earn ' me on Chapel Hill rd. after a three grsndehlMroa. Dr. Richard
mrga te the ttwJeat OOMMU, roe- Dorothy, Buty Perhlas; Tin Man,
la Inland, eta »t Andr«w and Bl- leag lllnesi. She waa born In Oer W. Oasllng, Miss Barbara A, Ooaaaamandad he* th* laaabaffa la* eat- Raymond Barbate; Beareerew, Jen
lea Caaaera Kaalaa, wha aaw live many, daughter of the lete Matthew ling and Miss Phyllis A. Qatllag
•tending good
" ReweM; Uen. Larry Richmond; Teia Leaden, Enf., and had been a aad Margaret Koph Schmidt, and of Rumton, sad a sister, Mra.
te, Peggy Stoye; Witch ef the
resident ef Ktanjburg elfht yeara. had beea a resident here mare than Clarence Rentier of Brooklyn. A
Stealey
North, Sue Kraaaaer; Announcer,
Mr. Hanlon wai prftpriotor of anM yeara. Mrs. Maiean waa a mem* brother, Wallace Mercready af Key
•vttta, Roberta Olary.
Reebetie BMber.
ateetrleal appliance repair thop at her of Central Baptist church, At- port, died last week.
He WM bora at Clinton la I t * , Danat, Baatrtee Daalela, Sally B o Twa famous tale* have been •••
EllcaBath, where he hud lived be- lantic Highland*.
Tke funeral will be held Satur- a soa of the late Jacob J. Aller aad wan, Roberta May, Jamae Mutton, tested by the twe elsth gradea. Mn.
fore Moving here. He WM a aiea*. Surviving are five s o u , William day at 1:10 p. m. at Mount Me- Susaa Oulick Aller, and worked en Raashra King. Jaaalta Ubevaky,
elaM hae tteeted to de
ker af Blehap Merall aaaembly, Mauon and Melvin Manon of morial home with Rtv. W. Clln- his father'e farm at Bergeantville Chart** Parheli, JamM Barter, Cedrt
fenrtk degree Knlfhta ef Colum- Chapel Hill, Oliver Mauon of Tea toa Powers, paator of tht First until he WM IT. Ho attended N*w- Oary Sawey aM Jew Wiley. Elect- "Hsbla Heed."
Reed, Larry aehwarte; LH*
aiw, b*ng Braneh, and wa» deputy M, Clarence Maasea af Oakhuiat Baptist, officiating. Burial will bt ark College ef Pharmaey, graduat- *d by the ttudtat body ware Tarn ttoReMa
John, William Beland; Knight,
ing in two.
BlMhburn, Reaald Chaajiiette, Rob- Mnart
trend knight af Bayakere council, and Joseph Maiaoa af Atlaatle la Fair View cemetery,
Uwenberg;
Merry Men, La*
Knight* ef Celumhua, Keanaburt, Highlanda; four daughter*. Mr*.
While ia college, he married Ml** ert Daaaa, Batty Duvatl, Jamta
UH7M~BATJEB
and peat grand commander af Rarah Wright of Chapel Hill, Mr*.
Louisa Allen of Booaton. After Hutton, Roaslya Klag aad J B M Ferdhem. Helen Verwehlt; Will
irtet, Robert Cadmen; Marten.
Wadybtkke caravan, Order of Al Erma Orover of Red Bank, Mr*. Lout* Batjer, It, former etoepie- graduation ha contemplated fur- Wiley.
Naaey Hard; Writers, Mary Vail*
hambra. He alto waa a member of laahelle McOoldrlch of Newark and chase race rider wha red* aeveral ther study to be a *urg*en, bat
Membtrthlp m tht aaundl eea- all, Carolyn Hill; Stage, Mark Bar*
Mrs. Margaret Cook* or Lakewood, times at th* eld Meameuth Park Instead, worked for about a year stot* i f tin detegt>t*e«t-larg* and
•t. Ann'* Holy Name eoclety.
•urvlvlng, boldes hia parent*, are and 15 grandchildren.
race tr»ck, died auddaaly yeaterday at Beentea far the town's leading "*Va^VVa^PwV* a^vp^BrwmvwBf «a>v«Vtvw7 «a* n V Miaa Mttagar'a Hath grad* will
hi* wlfa, Mm. Anna WaUh Hanlon, Tha funeral was held yesterday afttmaea at kit home, N WtMace
were ettettd earlier In the yaw.
and twa M M , Robert Hanlon and at the PatUa funeral home, with at., after a heart attach.
Mr. and Mr*. Aller later moved The reprojMtetlvee ara Ann Ca.enact "Meeptag Beauty."
ThomM Hanion, and two dangk- Rev. Harry Kraft, paator af Cen- Bern In Ntw York elty. Mr, Bat- te Mendham, where Mr. Aller open- inee, Antbeny Bruna. Carat Schteea- PrineeM, Marilyn Jansa; King.
ten, Eileen Hanlon and Marytnn tral Baatlat ehurth, eStemtlag. Jor WM a Mn ef the tete Herman ed hi* drat drug store. He sold the Mr, Lorraine Band*, Marco W- Dtek Hartman; Queen. Betty Rae
~ i Wlehed Fairy, Penny Petreltl
Burial WM In Bay View eemetery, and Marian Smith Batjer. Ha had•tor*, and th* aeuple moved te Ptera, Neman Slehele, Shirley Bto.
Naalea, wha live at home.
Prince. Fred Maatey; Oead Fairies,
Tha funeral waa held yeatardajr
beea a resident here thegwst seven Washington, where Mr. Alter work- lerman, Patrteia Baylar, Donna Roberta Pella, Pam Petrell. Mari*
MBS.
CHABLES
CABNABT
at St. Ann'* church, where Rev.
yean. In addition to his riding ae- ed for Fred Jenkins, drugglet, far
,
ta uvprat
a ntoi ya Burht, Barbara Tayler, Ardetla
Edward A. Corrlgan, pajter, af. HILLSIDE — Mr*. Uura E. Car* tlvtttet, Mr. Batter WM a horn and three year*.
ninth grade ream*; Can Schwaaferal a aolemn high WM* af re-hart, n, wife af Charlaa Carhart af dog breeder and dag thow judge. It WM here that Mr. Aller eota- kor UUiaa McDonald aad Alan Pa* letklna, Sharon Burdge, Merle
fulaaj. Burial, under tha direction Hlliaide eve., died auddenly Friday In recent yean he WM employed pouadsd a syrup for cough* aad terete fret* eighth ffraae, and Alaf the John J. Ryan hoaw far fu-at Meameuth Memorial hospital. by DavMten brother* aa a wine eekte, which he wed at Waahlag- ien Collier and WIIHam MeKnlght There • at awptay af "good" chit*
«r*nt rtadlH baake ta the s«e>
aara.1*, wa* In Mt. Olivet eeajMtaqr. She WM horn at Kenvllle, daughter talesman. Me worked during the ton and Red Bank.
Many attcmatat MstBM attMas S B U
In 10M, th* couple moved te from grade aavta. te
of tha tat. Mr. and Mrs, Weeley •ummer et Menmenth Park.
attend
*M*tO'AVERM
Apgar, and had been a resident Surviving are hit wife, Mn. Red Beak, where Mr. Aller resided
JBdf• jnalaW
mmla>l**i*B> *a
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here nearly tea yeara since her hue* Rachel HerohStld Batjer, twa step- for 10 years. He WM flret employ- school elub,
LONO BRANCH — Fraak IV. band'a
ed by tho Hollywood pharmaey, Ttmptrary aeVera ef the Junior
retirement at Eaaton, Pa. teughtiM and a atepeoa.
Avtree, Tl, huaband ef the late Mr*. Carhart wa* a member of Cenand was assistant pharmacist until
Jteffaala Tarantina D'Avarao, died tral Baptist church, Atlantic High- The funeral will be held Satur- 1MB, when ho bought out M. Ucouncil ere Norman Stehote, prctJ.
day at IS a. m. at the Werden fu- Hollywood.
auddenly Sunday at hia home, IIlands.
neral home with Rev. Robert H. Ia IMa, Mr*. Alter died, and la
Mawland pi. He wa* born In Italy,
aecretary. The eeancfl
aaa af the lat« Mr. and Mia. Oen- Surviving, beaMes her haahand, Aadtnea, Jr., rector af Trinity M l Mr. Aller married Mia. Lente ponding
A
eaaa^aaBaai
fflSW^AAdfc^A^
^ka\ dh*a*a\
ara
twa
daughter*,
Mr*.
M.
F.
SnyltaUNIBVRO — Mr*. Nettle
Episcopal church, emetatlng.
eraaa D'Averao, came ta the United
& Darling, wha WM formerly Mlat
VTfirj
WflllNltf
m¥a) •IW
der
af
PiHsburgh,
Pa.,
and
Mr*.
ItAamM* m*mmmmHlBa4 Smf Itmft ffUfalBlBsiat
SUte* 11 yean aga aad had keen T. R. Carlsoa af Wllmlagten. Del.; Cnmattea will take place at Ella Applegat*. i n m i Mr. Alter
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f
j
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ttw
Mthrifty
Mftoal
hi
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I
Rosehin
crematory.
Linden.
a raaMent of thta area more tkaa a brather. Emmatt Apgar af BeatraMftrrtd ceatrel at the Holly- t. Mn. FraacM Maaalag la facaity ant W N J N ' I league here, last
«• yeare. Mr. D'Avera* waa em-ten; a alater, Mr*. J. B. Wllaen ef
wood drag (tort back te Mr. Hollv- advtter.
~
'
Ight emumed leadership
aUTMOND B, IXOYD
ployed tt yeara by Monmouth Man- Belvedere, and four grandchildren.
weod, *t*ying oa in Mr. Holly- In tht ninth grade elaa* an "Mad- of n movement ef the borough's
ctvte ergaalaatleas toward th* •*afacturlng company. He wa* a
Raymond
E.
Lloyd,
al,
who
wat
wood'*
employ.
In
l»tt,
Mr.
Alter
funeral WM held Sunday at born la Red Bank, died yeaterday retired from the pharmacy bust- era Livlar ander tha dlrMtlan ef tabllshment of a youth program for
her af Hoiy Triaity Catholic theThe
Poaten funeral home, with Rtv. at
Me efleo, Ml William at., Ntwness upon tho death ef Mr. Holly- Mr*. Charlotte Haw. tht pupllt have the community.
ahureh and Olordaao-lruno ledfa, Harry
Kraft, pastor of Central York
elty. He WM president of wood, but WM back at hia eld pro- a* one ef their primary geeia the • o r aetton followed a panel dmOrder ef tons af Italy.
Baptlet church, officiating. Burltf tho
Insurance brokerage Arm offession la 1M» M assistant at Whe- dtvslspmsnt ef a •hllaaephy tend- enmlen at a regular meeting ef the
Surviving are *ev*n COM, Jerry Tuesday WM hi Eaaton Height*
Lloyd and McCarthy, Inc.. and re-laa'a. Bread at., and at tha Profte- ing ta "happy iMng In a demee- rraaeca piece grammar school
D'Averao, Andrew D'Averao, Theo- eemetery, Eaaton.
sided at I t •dgement rd. Upper elenal pharmacy, Monmouth at,racy." Stimulatlag aad at tlmat Parent-Teacher asteclatloa where
dore D*Av*r*», Albert D*Aver*o.
befare the Oecrge A. Ouonach, aupervUIng
Montelalr.
uatil falling health foread hia Saal watet dbJiastlina bring
fteak D'Averao, Jr., and Edward
A
O^gfeBklMBBl M§
M M MAST C0WAI4
principal WM moderator. Panel
Mr. Lloyd WM In tht Insurance fetlrenwnt thte *umm*r.
D*Avcr*o af Long Branch and Ha»
r* IVAvano of Eateatown; twa K E A N S B U R O — Mrs. Mary business In Ntw York elty m e n In WOO, Mr. Alter received a tot-The Srat pastel dbJtaeHen aae> wtmbera Included Meyer Pells J.
dNghtan, Mn. Carmella Cuaklng Cowala. 7ft ef IT Terraee al., died than 40 yean and WM prealdent ter ef commendation from th* Mew tertd areand tht topic, "What eur Brtnnan, Jeremiah Wilson, preelaf Long Braneh aad Mr*. Elvira suddenly Saturday at Monmouth of Lloyd and McCarthy more than Jtrtey State Board af Pharmacy, famlltet ateoji te W It waa e >deat af the beart ef education;
Memorial hospital. She waa horn "t yearr.
Oravler af Wanamaaaa, and IT
astolllng hi* long yeara ef etrvtee elded that R la primarily the fam- Jaaue Oravaay, Uena club m m *
In th* Ukraine and had b**n a Surviving are hi* wife, Mn. Bdaa aa a pharmacist and hi* great aklll ily that prtvldtt the temrity neeta- tor; Mre. AHda Ohambtrlaln. memgraMchlldren.
The funeral waa k*|d yaaterday resident her* mar* than N year*. Baldwla Uoyd; hie mother. Mn.at compounding preeerlptloe* nnd tar* far "happy llvtag" aa well M ber af Nerthern Menmeuth county
the guManca and leva aeoded for a cornel! ef Oirl Scout*; MIM Shirat Holy Trinity, where Rev. Oerald Mrs. Cowal* WM a member of St.Nellie Wood Lloyd; twe deughters, drug*.
Mrs. Robert J. Miller and Mrs. Mr. Aller WM alight af build, but well^eunded aaraeaeltty. The next toy Waring, Mlddletown township
T. Celtntana, paator, offered a high Ann'* Catholic church.
Surviving
ar*
a
daughter.
Mr*.
Charltt
F.
Holder
and
tta
grandWM a man of cenaldtrabte atrragth panel dUeuaalea dealt with both high aehMl atuaent, and MIM Canof requiem. Burial, under the
despite hit stes. He took aa aetlve "Hew a home east bt made a amen atanee Rebblaa. eighth grade pupil
direction af the Damlano funeral Katheriae Keelaa ef Hamburg, children.
The funeral will be held at S:W part la athlettot, liked farm wark, demaeracy ta Hear and "What at the grammar ached.
home, waa In Mt. Carmtl eemettry, and two granddaughter*.
Th* funeral waa held Tuesday at p. m. tomorrow at tha VeaTaittli WM an amateur bomr aad wrestler place eeartety haa la a goad faav
Weet Long Branch.
St. Aan'a church, where Rev. Ed- funeral home, BteemSeld. Burial, aad took an active part ta bteycte «r Hfe." Aattoe family partlete*,
Mayer Brtaaaa pralatd the atward A. Cerrlgaa, pastor, offered at the ceaventenae af tha family, racing. A* a bleyeto raoer ha warn ttot) by Jtnlcv mambtra, «BatM
ARTHCB VA» »ELT
aamplbibmsaU afttaLtena club
a high maa* ef requiem. Burial, unauny prteM, Including geld medal*,
LONO BRANCH — Arthur Van- der the direction ef the John J. will bt In Fair View eemetery.
for
their athletic Sold, theflredeM
J
V
I
l
l
Aft
diamond* and a geld diamond act
Pelt, «T, huiband af Chrlitin* Ryan horn* for funeral*, waa la St.
n partment, which apenaera tha anring at Morrtetown, Aabury Park M g . 4W
jour
y
Plcall VanPelt, died Monday at hi*Joseph'* eematery, Keyport
anal Maltaweea parade and party,
t n # kORM ft v*MRM61 M_r
ODVYtMHft and the Track committee, which
LONO BRANCH-Jthn Patter- aad ether placet In Now Jerety.
home, alt Vernon at, after a long
son Jeffrey, at, a aatlr* af Long A former member ef the RatIlka an vtotaat, abeaM begta at aaaaeny apenaan th* borough
Illnea*. A lifelong raaMent of the
.O. BLAIR
Braneh and retired linotype oper- Bank Uon* club, "DM," M he waa bom* if we waat ta make the hemo- tnek mset Th* mayor aald he felt
city, ha waa the eon of tha late
knows by hia frtead*. HferaagtMetfely aad bt a real that the ertattea af a "mutir"
Jalm and Sarah Richard* VanPelt. LITTLE BILVER-Mrs. Clara O. ator for four New Jerety aad Ntw affectionately
elected tall twitter tlta* and
eemmKte*. eempritlng representtMr. VanPelt waa a roofing; con- Blair, «0, widow ef Burr Blair, died York paper*, died yesterday In WM
again.
Ho
enjoyed
hunting far up- Ah the** Moaa are ttept
ttvaa af elvte aM aoetel argaateatractor and a member of Red Bank Tuesday night at the home of her Muhltnberg hospital, PUInfleM. Ho land game every fall
and
liked
te
the
kind
ef
phlteeephy
youth
need
lived
In
North
PlalnStM.
ttene, eouM coordinate Individual
lodge, Independent Forettera af daughter, Mr*. Harold F. Meyer of
1
Sah
In
the
Navetlak
rlvtr.
and
waat
It
la
aptly
tammid
ap
ta
Mr.
Jeffrey
*
Srtt
job
waa
with
aterta Into a well-rottnded youth
Point rd., with whom she ha* been
America.
Surviving
ar*
hi*
wlf*,
a
brother,
a
poem
written
by
Danaa
Kemar,
tho
Long
Braneh
Dally
Record.
program.
living.
Surviving, baalde* hi* wife, ar*
Alter ef Atbary Park; a the president af thlt Madam l i v two aon*. Oeerg* A. VanPelt and Born In Wlnona, Minn., she WMHa moved ta North PlalaSeld ia Oeorge
Mr. Wllaoa aald the grtateat conand worked for both the lister. Mrs. Joseph DeQroot ef Do- ing claas.
Arthur O. VanPelt of Long Branch; the daughter of the late Erneet 1M1
ver;
two
daughter*, Mrs. Fletcher
tribution made by the board of
PtainSeld
Courier-New*
and
tha
Th* ninth .
two daughter*, Mr*. Mayoelle Cam- A. and Henrietta Ihne Gerdtaon. PialnS*l4 Dally P N M . Ha WM em- Sherman ef Pitman and Mr*. Vichav* recently catjipietea
aomptelai their
1
atnjdy
_ oteaatton waa tha creation ef the
Surviving besides her daughter ara
eron of Long Braneh and Mr*.
by tha New York TUB** 10 tor Rlecl ef MetMhon; a grand- ef the earth'* atateapktrt. Many Physical etaaatlea program adminDorothy Stewart af Hollywood two *on*. Ernest D. Blair ef Ruth- ployed
daughter,
Ml**
Caralya
Sherman
Marel by John Doerr. Mrs. Matter
rear*
and
retired
In
U
t
t
at
tha
Cal.: twa brothara, Eurl* VanPelt ford, Mlna* and Burr O. Blair af ago of 78. H* WM m member of af Pitman, and two p n t N M , NtJI were aurprlaei ta team that tho •JJ^Iktr organlaatlen'a hop* for
and John VanPelt of Long Branch; Loe Angeles, Cal, aad three grand. tha International Typographical Sherman and Victor Rled, Jr. Two air in an average ream weigh* be- the cetabtlahment af a youth centwo alater*. Mr*. Mabel Strong and children. Tha William S. Anderson union (A.F.L.) more than 80 yeara. stepsons, Joseph S. Darling af New tween MO and 100 pound*, aad that tertath* community. Mr. Oravany
thla la related to tht fact that air
Mrs. Sarah Tomb* of Long Branch, funeral home of Red Bank handled
York city and John* N. Darling ef doe* work for M . Biampltt of thai •romlMd aid far tueh a praJtct
eight grandchildren and one great- local arrangemeati.
Mlddletown township, and a tttp- are the vacuum cleaner, alppmg a and Mrt. Chambtrtaln urged that
grandchild.
daughter, Mr*. Marjorle Wlllte of
parenta undertake training in acout
LONO BRANCH — Mia* Minnie Mlddtetown towMhlp, alw survive. coke, breathing, pumping water aad baderthlptoaupply needed leaden
The funeral will be held tomor- MRS, MABEL H. UNDSLET
row at I p. m. at the Damlano fu- Mr*. Mabel H. Llndsley, 78, for-M. Thortr, Portaupeek a v t , died Tie funeral WM held Monday the building af aubterrantaa tun- for additional aeout troops.
neral home, with Rev. Arthur mer resident of Red Bank, died yesterday morning at Monmouth afteitaoon at the Warden funeral ntla and ptera. In It* chemical eeCopeland, paator of Flnt Presby- Tuesday night at the home of her Memorial ho*pltal after a long HI- homo with Rev. Chart** Webster, peete, it WM learned that air I* *•- Mombtn heard reporU of the P.
Mntlal to th* burning proetw, that T. A. convention at Atlantic City.
terian church, officiating. Burial daughter, Mrs. Muriel Saeco, Morpaator of tho Red Bank Presbyterwill be In Olenwood cemetery, Welt ris ave., Long Branch, with whom Bora In Newark, Miw Thortr WM Ian church, officiating. Mr. Alter apentanteua combustion occur* be- The groups' support of th* fluorlth* daughter ef the let* Paid and waa a former president ef thecause af tha chemical action ef air datloa ef th* water supply w u
Long Braneh,
the had lire* th* past year.
Catherine Frauta Thortr. She hadboard of trutttM *f tht PrMby- and that air, and MM oxygen R nude a matter ef record. An award
Born
In
Hull,
England.
Mr*.
contains, are vital to the life ef WM presentedtoMr*. Helen Sehutti
ROBERT WA1TT
Saeco can* to thl* country when been a resident ef Irvlngton until terian church.
aad the attendance award won by
LAXEWOOD — Robert Waltt, a young woman. She resided at la yeara ago at which time tht Bearer* w*r* a tan-in-law, Vtomother* af tha btglnnen* elta*.
Tl, died Tuesday at his horn*, SO64 Harrlata ave., Red Bank, IT moved to thla area where aha oper- tor Rleel; a attpeon, John N. DarMother* ef Mr*. Bennett'* third
ated a grocery ttore.
Clover at He waa born at Keyport, years.
ling, aad twe long-Urn* friends, Pat An atateaa are celebrating Na- gnd*
ctaaa and Mlm Winiami*
aon ef the lata Cyrenlus and Mary Surviving, besides her daughter Surviving ara twa elatera, Mr*. Santangelo and Ernest OeFlore, tional Back week wltk the follow- Sfth grade
class divided a SM
A. Woolley Waltt, and moved here are two grandchildren and twoLouis* Koppelmann and Mr*. Paul- both of Red Bank. Burial waa taing aaaembly program;
award, priMtothe recant memberino Undaburg ef Port Monmouth, Fair View cemetery.
It year* ago from Long Branch. great grandchildren.
Mia.
BawWa
flnt
grade
will
Mr. Waltt m i retired. He waa a Th* funeral will be held tomor- and a brother, OutUvt A. Thorer
dramatlM "The Rabbit Who Want- Rtfrethmsats wort served by
member of F l r a t Presbyterian row afternoon at S o'clock at theof Long Branch.
edRedWlngt."
Mm. Emma Bogart. She WM aechurch, Long Branch.
Worden funeral homo with Rev. Service* will b* held Saturday at Honorary Membership
Announcer, Ranald Podell; MothSurviving are two aon*, Jams* Theodore E. A. LeVan, rector of the Scott funeral home at 11 a. m Earn 852 for School d u b er Rabbit, Karen Xutohak} LHtle elated by mother* of flmt grade puwith
Rav.
Robert
Blackman,
paator
Waltt of Montclair and Edward Old Christ church, Shrewsbury, ofBATONTOWN—The Eatoatown Rabbit, Bennte Burnham; Mr.
of the Belford Methodiat church, Horn*
Waltt ef Nutley; • daughter, Mr*. Seating.
and School club hM earned Buahy Tall. Bronte Kail; Mr. PorAanl* Ballaumo of Port Mon- Burial will be la Fair View cem- offlciatlag. Burial will be In Clin- ttt through It* honorary member- cupine, Phllta MeCorkl*; Mrs. Pud- Chamber to Spoaoor
ton cemetery, Irvlngton. '
mouth; thres brothers, George etery.
ship*, according te an announce* dt* Duck, Jane Attain; Mr. Oround
Waltt, Arthur Waltt and Chuter
mtnt mada at an executlv* session Hog, Pam Shapiro; Mr. Red Bird, Yuletlde Lighting
Waltt «l Long Branch; thres sla- RONALD JAMESHEPBtmN, SB
Tuesday at the home ef Mrs. Mer- Peggy Clark.
Elks
Seek
§25,000
ters, Mr*. France* Byaid, Mian Min- KBTPORT-Ronatd Jamta Heprill Beam of Lewi* st. Th* club Ml** Klatsky's attend graftw l ) 1
ATLANTIC HIOHLAND8 - Tht
also voted to strv* rifreahments toda "Ptter Rabbit."
nie Waltt and Mis* Sadie Waitt of burn, Sr, husband of Elisabeth To Aid Palsy Victim*
Junior Chamber of Commerce here
all the children In school, prior te Peter Rabbit, Melvla Welntttm; Ttueday night Initiated plan* ta
Long Branch, seven grandchildren Ann Dark Hepburn, of 3M First
and two great-grandchildren.
St., died Sunday at Haiard hospital
LONO BRANCH — Ways and Chrlatmu vacation.
Ftepsy Rabbit, Donna McKenale; sponsor again thla year the ChristThe funeral will be held tomor after an illness of two days. Hemeans for raiting fund* for th* Honorary memberships ar* held Mopsy Rabbit, Laura Oeodmaat mts lighting tf Flrat ave., the borrow at » p. m, at the Flock funsra was born in Brooklyn, *on of thetreatment of cerebral palsy victim* by Mayor F. Bliss Brlee, Dr. Nor- Cottontell Rabbit. John Henderson; eugh'a main th'oroughfar*.
In Monmouth and Ocean countiee man Thetford, Dr. H. H. Wtlner, Mother Rabbit, Emma Jean Caa- Th* chamber two yeara ago
war* dlscus**d by th* Elka Crip- Leo Carllng, Albert Woleott, Ira aelia; Farmer MacOregor, Howard brought about the resumption of
pled Kiddle* committee last week B. Woleott, Spencer Patterson, Ed- Eckentberger; Meutt, Ann Herbtrt. ths Yuletide decoration, Irving B.
at the Long Branch Elks club. Tha ward Emmons, Long Lane Dairy Mrs. Maan'a second grad* wilt do Zelehner, artsldont, aald yeaterdny.
committee repressntlng the shore farm, Ratti's liquors, A.R.C. Motel, a dramatisation of "The Three Lit- Borough council Tuesday night aparea Includes Elks from Red Bank, Hartman Trailer service, Flrat Nat- tle Pigs."
proved the contribution of $500 to
COMPANY
Long Branch, Aabury Park, Point ional Bank af Eatontown, B. D. Mother Pig, Elisabeth Appell the project and approved the apPleasant, Lakewood and Freehold. Woleott and Sons, Seaboard Block Three Little Plga, Sandra Evan*, pointment of Councllmen Everett
, Headden's Comer, Mlddletown, Route 35
Upon investigation, tho commit- and Concrete, Roger'* Sunoco Mr- Oall Fowler, Marc Ayera; Th* Wolf, C. Curry and Robert Corrn to a
tee has found that It will need vice and Mullln's Service,
Albert Matlaek; Mm with Straw committee to co-operate with th*
$28,000 to carry out a succesafu
Sticks, John Oalatro, Chart** lic-Junior chamber.
JAMES J. HURLEY, Manager
treatment program for tha twoTO ADORES* HOSPITAL "TAFF ks!*, Joseph Luelat Men with Meeting In Mr. B.luhner'a law ofcounties. In addition, thn nhnrc
John E. Toolan will be guet Bricks, Donald Hubbard. Ralph Dt- floss, 114 First avt., chamber ofgroup will give Ita support to Hiespeaker next Tuesday night at aFailo, Alan Kltttky, Ernest Van- fleas heard Thomas Flaherty of
PHONE RED BANK 6*3810
SUte Blka Crippled Children'* as- nutting of the staff of Rlverview Pelt; Fair MerchanU, David Wil- Bayonne, a national director of the
sociation seal drive, and the Mon hospital In the hoipltai solarium. son, Paul Jablonskl; Rhythmical United States Junior Chamber of
Long Branch 64978 - Day or Night
mouth County Parenti' Organise Mr. Toolan's subject will be "The Animals, Elltan Brtnner, Atan Phi Commerce, discuss future plans and
tion of Cerebral Palsy Victim*.
fir, Ardtth aid Milk Nettenua, polloiM en tht tut* ltvtl
Doctor ia Court."
At the Age of SZ
41 #"••>
efcere)«rorieo« «N o#*
f»nartl —f—fi—H.
« e oUcr tct t l i normal
daaB't 1K« gives bin more
complete *oui satisfaction
thee tM buildiag ef • Memorial te bla leted eac* who
tare f oat en.
Oar eeteet B t m Memorial*
ate* the oaiid m e * ef at>
>WWl year gMNBtM Of •
Seer Memorial et no e«tre
•<Mt VMt eur ebowreem
H t l M N t displays *f tbtM
ttrtlSai memorial*.
friendly
Vf
Pfffl • • •
John E. Day
Funeral Home
JOHN VAN KIRK
MmmmaSmmmtatrfamm
B. F. D. Bw 10i Ret)
IHE PUn£RRL H O m t
Of PERSOnflL SERVICE
WHUAM r AMOmSQM
I M l i M M i Are.
H. LAUifNCI SCOTT
MORTICIAN
64333
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Youtn Program
l
The Mount Memorial Home
F^derls K. Adam, Mfr.
FUNWAL WMCTOW
110
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l
Quality
BOM known far their hlajfc ajutU
Hy thai* many years, e m itlH
h a vary redtaatMy plead
terviee. It b aur aemtant aim
fa keee aitr artfepiltnel wark
and aur faallWas at Hia vary
Mohair laval, and aur prices at
tka lewetr a«Hlele laval.
fttdett
„ JWNMWC.f.'Jdmi* ••• MMM f.
'unetal home
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DISTINCTIVE
ARTCIIAFT MIMOtlALS
at Maltrlal e a i
Wttkmaashlp la BaaaMM
twr ••merlUt a n rinulatbared by tkiuai artliaaatoa w
•all equipped plant at W«at
bang Branch.
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Tel. LO 64567
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»gp
Htawnu. WOTEMiwt t#, tut
Put
la ta* aetivitl**
la a«lrf*al*f th* fraua, Claad*
Bakrenburc »on of Mr. and Mra.ningtoa preraratory >choai DurlatT
A. P*tU, viea prcaideat ia <karf* •f *»r aceaaaU ana taroufh th««
Clarence Bahrenburg of Keyport. World War II,feeaerved witk «M
•adaair*
cllaie*
w*
hop*
to
imaf •*!•*. *aM: "Mara aad aa*r* wa
a v aT tinaklar
Ml** Conover U a graduate of Navy la the Pacific theaUr *f war.
aaa *rid*aca *f w*i*a kaiaf ta- aart kaowlcat*, eoaMeae* «a4 *••
KM Bank high »ehool and Cen-He ia aMoclatad with hi* father ia)
•PRINO LAKE HEIGHTS - At tenary Junior college at H*ckets- b i
ar caal was araaeatad by • faculty atntaMatal la U* aal* af Wiakler tkackMai wkarcby ethtr woaica
ia Keyaort.
af tea eaatpaay *a**wUv«* aad fc*y eo,ui*iwat. Witk th* (rewiaf BMy >a«*an activ* la Wi«k!«r a dinner aarty •••urdty at B«au- town. She is a member of the Little
at*a- l a tit* laat tw* day*, tk*v wo- •hortac* of •aapowtr, due largaly
MM. MEED A r*TfE»T
Sliver
Junior
Woman's
club,
*nS
Rivi««.
Mr.
ta4
Mra.
Edwin
R.
awa traia*** wan aaaifaed ta *"- to Military deaaaada, there 1* ev- Mr*, aunt i* a p*rta«r witk h«r Conorer of tilverbrook ti , 8hrcw>-1 u employed in ;he office* of the NEW .SHREWSBURY —
W SREWSBURY
Mrs
N I atatlaa* wker* cack g»v« a ery rea*oa to believe that we will
Equitable Life Assurance jocinty In MartraretU L. Reed, borough eletk,
atnaiaitU ntail Mia* arMtaUttoa be dependiaf oa aad tookiag far fatter la tk* Tom Wilacnaia coa- bury, annouaccd the tnngtmen: of iRed Bank.
became
a
aurgical
paticat
at
Rl»»
th*
able
aale*
aaaiaUaea
*f
th*
•aay, WMkl*r retail aiatributar their daughter, Mil* Dorothy Virwitk iattmetan awrlag ai ftMMr. Bahrenburg, a graduate of •rvit-w hospital Tueaday. Her eoa*
ladUa. Already ataay tt them t g . witk imtm a* kigbway M her*.
glnia Coaover, t* John Malcolm Keyport high school, attended Pen dition wa* reported Mtiafaetary.
tar«4 aw •
l
Atlemb
Industry diiiie
k»> M •tataa, at tk* mtk'a ewtr**,
a*k***d t* b* tk* trat dial* *«*l<t•tvaly for weaoea la tat keatiaf
•AVOMTOWIf-Mr*. Jaaa Wild- iadtictry. Tk* diaU ra aiaailar to
keld at WiakVcr UttitwU,
er*** KM* ka* returaed k**M tk**a
w*er* MO) dealera, their ealetawa
fraa* L*b«aia. lad, where ah* at-u « iaatallattoa crtwt arc edferad
taadaa a Wakler reUil aal*a traia- fraa aalc* **d product tralaja*.
«« by « . a. Ma-Tha aaval laatttirt* kM baaa l a v
Your fcMl «f feMt* calk far Ibt Use* , , , Uncmter Utrnd Turkey* ar« itw
•JUaMl* la djfjfJUy, mmnrfmti far tenitnien, flavor . • . brwd btcMled,
whita M a t ! Bt Mira of j«*t the tiae yen want by ordering
ymura ta*]af at jrow Marly ACSM Market!
Cranberry Sauce ^
Cranberry Sauce 2'£?
Pie Crust Mix •JXWr__
Cake M i x JSSKSKfc VST 34«
White Cake Mix VSLfS: 2Je
College Inn
Tomato Juice
Swift Meat
for Baby
£21c
Riti Crackers'Sr^.35c
Pancake Flour 555! 17c
Hot Roll Mix 'SST.i, 27c
PiUtbury Farina £? 13c
Tea Bags S T •£•*,,. 21c
Upton's Frostee£ 1 2 c
J
Ideal Pumpkin ?Tl7e
Mince Meat-^
Mince M e a t S S o
Crmm-White ft,"
Princen Oleo *£ 2 24c
Albweet Oleo
T 32c
Brownie Mix
WrMMUNwMM
• • 57c
Duff I Ginger
Bread Mix
25c
New! Farm-dale
Dry Milk r 35c
at faikii in
««i makM I / a l «aar*j
Lifebuoy Soap
Ideal Corn
MNCTMMN*
Ideal Tomatoes
Pork & Bean.
FarmdalePeas
^7
Walnuts
^
Ideal Mixed Nuts'S: 49c
Fancy Pecans '£" 55c
BraitlNnto
*r47c
|
Tomato Juice 2 '£23c
Grape Juice Zm
Prune Juice £Suiv
*-*• 57c
SURF
|
MISCELLANEOUS
|
Cubes'S^f, 7c j ^ , 17c
Dorset Hash £ ? * x*2 41c
Evape Milk *%££ 2,!!!j27c
a»**^araaw
vVvawMwv MallSjvUUPI
Popping Corn ' ^ 20c
Cider J S , N 39c *f"69c
Soap-Filled Pads ^ t 20c
Gold Dust SSL JH25c
TENDEILEAF ^
7-Minit COMMII ;
Tea£34c£66c
Mix ; X27c
Tea BagsJfti 21c PieItmtm
*r Cacaaaal
57c
Lux Toilet
Soap 3 •*- 25c
Bath 2 * « 2 3 c
SUver Dust
A
^ v •1^>.
Ctttilf itVtti B«S> v l V
ToWAla
*Mo9jt*
aaataaU
Wrf^C
*85c
»«vp»»30e
FRESH
Deodorant
HUM
Vi Price Sale!
2 A . 46c
Zippy
Liquid Starch
1^22c
170 BROAD STRIir RID BANK
Fruit Cake JkSte
Grapefrail 3 -
S-tt.pkg.91Jt
Caata M l af abate* fraat* «a* • « , akl
far brtakfaat! ]
Bar Cake SZ£* »*««35c
Layer Cake iSriw* 75e
Angel Food Cake *- 33c
Honey Buns •** •» • 30c
Bridge Rye 23T" 16c
5-29'
Apples
Pascal Celery
^^^w a^a^awa^
•^*» ^a^a^^wj
^p*^^^w^a^a^a>
^a^aaw^^^^^w
AtaD,
a]
At
arajv
ajav
GaUfemla Sugar-Sweet
Honeydews
aa^paj
I a^ajaeSJi ^araaW^b
Fathajaat
CA
Sliced Beef Liver
Asco Sliced Bacon
Sliced Bacon £ l
it* a«oViable*
Griaav iVvik laaaaW tfaVi
i*-**.****** 30c
Ptsa
Chucks of Lamb
Smoked Cala Hams
Fresh Ground Beef
VS3T 3 9 *
Extra l4*Mo 4Sa
a a U C e taaafiiill mill.Mi.1 fcinli » V C
MUTTNMmiOW
i
SOILAX
a^"V
Peanut Brittle ^ . 3 5 c
^ Mints S S ^ X 39c
^2
dk
(
Ukiafa\a>*»^*i^B4
Peaches S T ^ .
R1NSO
CSIMM
*53"
FaMyAU-PaVi
4M
2 t C We
2 as 29c
%VMi
**&•#*#.
Krispy Crackers ^ 3 1 e
WOTl
MIAIMNCV
^^r^rw^^af
U M f l H U l IMVaMUC
tT 41c
Swan Soap
Chocolate PuffsJK727c
Social Teas"-"80 £ 1 6 c
Fig Bars • « • • « • ^38c
v e o r a e i n n eaoMai •*«. » i c
JPlCBi
22,23c
3 31: 25c
Sasdkk
wajajaa
UMAti
c—m, 4
Py-O-My
•vVIVPI
U t a h tBawaaiAa
Vaja|BjBjp|
PORK LOINS
Mixed VegctaUe*
It-oa.
Moal FniMb Prloal
Cheese
Glendale Club *&
2 £ 90c
Wh
Sharp Cheddar Spread ^^. ^ 34c
Kraft Old Englwh Slices
£ 40c
Sheffield Cottage Cheese
*£ 17c
Mild Colored Cheese
»• 57c
Gold-N-Rich Cheese
*• 75c
Provolone Salami Cheese
* 59c
Fancy Blue ». 59c | Snappy * * t 18c
VITAMONT
Dog Food
HUNT CLUB
Dog Food
Potatoes *
Baby Limas "^ * 2 3 c
Corn-on-Cob ^ , ^ 2 0 c
Seabrook Peas
Ideal Peas
Cauliflower1""^
Peaches JJiJ *
Raspberries " 1141. I
MNU 0 M M a i
i n i P A fuminnJ
JU1CO
^ ^
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OjaHIV
T i l I P A MMW" * * •
i f l l l v v rtM9
OIAN#J
n ii ncA
jIu
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oMmmiT
9 tV-M.
*• SUM
tea.
mt
J U I C C cUNaimr eOCRTAK *M
Spinach tSSnm 'JT
PROTEX
Lux Flakes
Toilet Tissue
4 3 . H 37c
'? 3.£T25?
5 7 6 RIVIR ROAD, FAI« HAVIN
if. tiff
MLPWAMTID
NOTKE1
YOUNG MAM t* 1**» k^Mg'gtrgdki. U - E-PBRVMCCD COOK, gen*r*l k*uMU 8 U I E 0 TIRCE and ana tab*.
• n k i r . Owa room, kath and radio.
•«ir* Capital Baaawp. I t s BkiMakwrp
,TTSJinOM»—W* k*v« *e*rp_*l-t I N 0120x11.
t feed eonditl**; I * * pair
>*.. Bod Bank.
. Sleep la. Pkoae BB a-»»j7.
a«*dtotfea Una • ( pl_a*i*g aad a***- eed akid itkaini.
•_•*__•__
SZOxlfc
aad
*
«
«
i
l
*
.
W0VAM-~4jencr*l k«uacwerkcr;
Blult
lag aapaJia* lag M* kaiKi-t •> «aa*eat. : l » m H ' , fh-i-e KB *
VACIIUB
c
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r
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U
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NpliM,
H
P
aa«*
^
like ckildren. t i v a In: U u • week.
icg M y*_r k**M. A J*r*w gga*r_MM W
•TBADT. COOD.PAYDM M far •
Altet B
haadlei. tita 44 inehei wide, I I laehee
atkpetfi* B W . II Wkit* gum*
•TkatMvka. kaataa, taifeu aad m*dW_* WiKlAaror~rtJ»lIS7~iMiei. f*«r
IRON BAILINGS far perchei. atair•tod
Baak,
tbeiougkly
*<p*ri*uad
Uleviaiaa
T i n * C«nH • W«r_
fcigk.
Good
condition.
Wtita,
"Screen,"
montka aid: inoculated AfcX rafitcakin*t_ aiukaa aiaka, laatariaa tka MV
wapi, ate, Mada to order ky Seebanck repair a i l . Bivar Boad Ra'm
(11. Bel Bank,"
KE _*-J«ML»r_JiJI_*Oili.*
• t u ( N i t M M i kiukaaa: gM. ail aa4 Itrti.
preferred, but will traia willing workMinimum Ck**: 7Sc
dorf Company, 24 pearl at t WtK
W~\J»*
dio A Teitviiioa Ca., lac.. I l l BivM
coal Irod ka*tl*g plant* for itaam k*a_ Bilot~C»r»(—Double baxrel. l * - « a « a . cvrvniAL EVtcnic'
«r» Phono RU I . 0 . 7 I after I P - M.
thra* montki; Crosley refrigerator, SO
lot *>»ier r.**t or kot air; *U buraar*
Excellent condition, 110. * B l - l l l l - f
at., l e d Bank, Phone BE 4.218».
rd , Fair Mavn. BB «-4l47.
KRRUMENT BOMB for tke rigkt perlodel. Both itema lame a l new. Being
ritk
*1i-aa*p*ii*-M***p-«l)
coattal*.
after
I
P.
U
Blted adl. uling Th* Reglltar'a
scHVaBTi. • SONS. Ckrpaoa. Matiir* a t a i D t * care for kome
uel taaka aad eaptic taaka. galvaaliad CAS MN'CE. Four-Burner and aida tiaaaferrid from Fort Monmouth. Call
"CO-TRACTOC
_ MAURICE
•p*r*t*fi: perma- and amall child, wbile Bather i i a t
f. 0. B**. tic aura.
al*r, Plymouth and lat*raati*_al truck
ind black pip* aad Ittlig*. cap***
s v n , (rill. Good clean working « n ' AT 1-0941, or come to Brevent _ Bur. g-aalag. t«? eoil. Ill dirt, ci*d*r_ •alM
nent; vacation good pap. Pi*c» *ad boeae, but otkorariM weeupiod. Plain
aad
a*r*i«*
a«ld«iMrMr*.
"—
Bfcfct >• *la*»ify. adit *c rajoot
ublag aad tttiagi. ao" P'P* aa* • • • tion, | U . RE t-1613-J after 5 P. M ngton *ves. Lt. Ha rold Palm er.*
rave, manure. a***p*al* aad drp w*lla BE *-t7lt.
wetiea work.
Ala* a**ei*l • • i k l a a a cooking, medera caavcnieneei.
Good
«
adv*r_i*ment !* r***rv*d kr
ingi. A lat*w a m r f m *f ilmlrie
' R s T o f bfAWBKS, aacr.tary diTT,
uilt, driviwayi repaired. Lionel
OUTSTIir
HURRY—Burplul bun.
'hone AT 1-2077.
living l_ aleaeant lurroundinga and
ind ga« water aeatara, *l*ctric «ad ga* galowl de crrd imanediatelj' iataet
t h e B*gi»*ar.
twa table! and tw* Soor lampa. act Phone RE 4-05*1.
6Oo.e
m*d»rata
*
a
V
y
.
RE
«-Z85t.
angu.
'octrie
r*frif*e*tori
aad
faaaa.
•aria* engineer bookl. four Itccl cab.
We wiil t o t ba raapoealbl* for
All awtal aitariar. parr
TkHHS and MMPOOII cU*aed
PEOFSS31ONAL EmplapaMnl ,
in.
rb* famoua afpw* water pumps itioned. iniulated'
inetl.
Perfect condition. Bealoaable,
«rro» unla* they ar* d»Uet»d k*td erired:
i d 20x14.
t4 1'1,40't
t
itallod.
•I** drp *Mlli. draiaa initi
' K*.
~
and amap pumiu. M_m*r*_s otker item*. 20>4l
cy, AS 2-2820. Oflka, Ml**, talk.
_ _ / S!*J___JU________
er. 47 B * »
|or« the wtor.d ln**rtion.
II.2S". Impect anytime at Pemtlmatee giea* Oaear B*ckei
Middletown Plumbi
tGRXntim-lWira UPUIM
•leal,
Mg'Ctiri
M l MMH-ftS
. Hereford" iteerl, •__-____a_rl|*»*n. Pkoae KE 4-I444
berton or Thursday*. Fridayi, Saturday!.
Ko c«rc»llk(iP"« will kg ac«*pt*d
»torr. 41 White »t. Bad B«nk.
about
l
,
*
t
l
pouada.
Special
grain
fed
Sundays
afternoon
at
Sayreville
brickJllTR'S, i,e,At>ER~S, in copper or galm ehanirae mad* In a«v*»Uee*>ea_
(•nip).
Ckirma Buildia«, W I
Corner. Midd_le*»*. Out mil* a*etk~ *2
snl
J 1). Arauhire, Pemberton, M, it for oix months to produce famous qualvaniicd. O i l us for an estimate on
an* ksur after re-eatpt a t • • » * .
MAPTSMM PB-KNBB. Eiectronie
R*d Baak. >k*a* BE S-II7T. Opaa
Baaga. Aakurp Park. M*»r* I I .
ity ateaks. Singly or as a lot of 25any sheet metal work. J. V. Bogart, 71
Phone..3451 nr 4141.
•lalpaieat 4aalga and layout exper.
MADLINE:
Opea Saturday t - l l ,
Bivardale Karmi, KE 4-3HI4.
Foster st. River Plar.a, Ked Bank. Phone
iLV'KR"BI.UWMUSgTlAT colt. Colt bead
loaee. Small ar*gr«M<vt company ofciMiaolette, 12" RB t-.->337
B**l EMot*. Tueadar »!•*_.
|::tii.i Sell for I2»O P»rfe-ct condition TELBVISION—Philro
f e n challaaglag poiitien to top notch
WE BUY AND IICLL •artbinfl
— l « l p«r week piui l i t n o with heavy electronic background.
nek. Receiv#i all channel*, but need! KXPEUT DflViNU iaitructiaai. Uara
AU Othera, • ». m. W*d*aadap.
•no j,iir» ..id. RE_«.4'_<-J.
Contanta *f konaa, atarei, Mtatea,
n . repairs, |:i:..
ATJ-0494-W^
safety, ta -rive safily. Look far kHGHUT PUCES f*r pour old ear. Wa car aiiowenc, plua b**imi**i*n to it*rt. Elactr* Impulaa Laboratory, ( 2 Whit*
USKli STOVEg-^Wick'eii. wick *r ca'aT.
k,;.». w* eeiU we trade, t o u t Auto Ore of Jecacy'i leading kome builder* *t.. Bed Baak.
eel lira, attici, china, »la»ew»ra, an) CCTP ASr> USTTHIM, ahade. piui the car witb tws itaering wbeeli, Pio*.
Will heat one ta n v i raoma. Al
Call Cla».fie«l
tlguei, art objMtt and all krit-aecri in aut* driving invtructiooi linca Salee, »•?,, I t t Maamcutk *t.. Red Bank. nd realty office* ha* unia.ua *peniag for BCLE^'T—OMIC TECHNICIANS" Electro
itovei guaranteed. Priced |& t* l i e twa i r u n *hadei. In fin, condition
alesworran iii Monmoatk Co. Well • • •
l
i
takes
them
all.
RE__340il.
1U3I
Easy
Method
Auto
Driver
Traia*
234
1
ir»t
St.,
key
nor
I
_
1-PillM Laboratory. « l White *t..
krac.
Buicil'i,
SI
t**t
r
r
e
a
l
at,
Red Baak 64MM3
U M f e R KltTENS. blue pink. Cvi ing School. I I Eait I renl it. BE • •4MIU YtHIk CAB *MW 4W*wl Uv r a w .nbli&hed line of homa. V*ry attractive Red B^nk,
iovlt
U » t ) " TIRE*" wkoe • aad Hiboa.
raona BB • • M i l .
wfc**ta akHntpt M l a t currtat ta* .ro]ie>!ition to right woaMa. Momei a o l | C_-A«HNG~W~6-TA!(-^Four
2838.
4.76Mlt.
Price l i t far feur. : • •
diyi a
UMM aVar incct from ollicc. l a rcplg five age.
•t Keyport.
waak
Eaperienced. Befereacei. Call
ACCOBTiToS —g8it0. ~so~|irani. five yeara IM RIB BANK-«paa Craft RMdia*. Weubla. Baa* roui alt*»
T4i J E . ' . C T A I , I L l . ^ r t C r*frigtr«tor;
education, detailed retuaw af prcvioita
old.
T
Akrrlund
120
Seventh
It
pletur*
fraaiwi
all
falatlaf*.
eu-kAT
M
i
l
*
.
etni'loyartnt. and other f*ct*ri tMt will
LOST AND FOUND
axo 'Hint condition; | t o . RB <-i<UI.*
KE l - 1 3 l i - R .
Wiil it.l a ••a *ad **graelaa* t«*tir«d: !ub>*lM
nALI
|VALTlt7!AN, All-'round.
determine your «u*lincatioa4.
Writ*
~TlUt-^AII aisiiT~reia*"-abU
S • l l l nher .til or trade for g i s itovi. AT Bclforl,
IIMMSM • * • « ml.rew. • l a a a . » l Five-dap. Eaey koura. Good aalary.
•ICririre.*
Saleswoman. Box 611. Bed Baak.
price* Baaapptng and rapairing, al
toST—BiacV and white sira:ftht leased work guaraaMed. Bwyer* Sky-Trak
NATIONAL oUCAKUATIWr U « *•••• AL t - l | n | .
(er- BATY B A T r i l N - T T E . k i g b cblir, ' * » tiff A fr~GTnrsf o VETI > o7
p
Serwith plastic m a t t r m , *nd car wat.
Bedsit.
H ( m a y b e ! i m i front foot.
AUTO AND PERSONAL loans, | i to ing for Mleimaa fraa M tfavil. Intr*. TMOBOVGM CI.EANINO w . m i n . by
c* Ct*tion, Highway I I , Mar
»i»a
a-r)3»4
MOME.
,
All In perfect conditio*. Like a*«, Phone
A n s w e r , t o i i m of " P e p p e r . " Vicinity Cornar*. Middletown.
|5(io a* paur nama only; |:<o.9i n r duci copyrighted taaaalal **rvlce, *ualb w l a e n eeunlr. far ana day aack
|5R<JAN. DINIMO ROOiTlETrVictroia
mobile and *tbai »rMartp wtlk I
•nontb leniYt * | l o a loan. Ball Finance naas-!ieor»li»nal men, |i*» •>*!«•• *!o*I ereik. Ka ehildreri. Fiv. rwail »ejim«.
C o i f ; Nrik-1 nrho'.d Tuesday.
R e w a r d . W E ~ l u y ANVTHlM4j'«ad~ev«r r il. n f RE «-3«:i
old rccordt; Eaay ironer, old sen- •in* »r«i«er«. Real Ktaia* and It
Ca.. 7 7 Broad It., Bad Bank. Phone BE w y a c o u n t i : |T,OOt-|l,IO* aaralaf • * • ight laundry, (ipert ironing. Steady
tl__»rne_lr*';i, Hi_:uj'._R.
_ ....
and giv* the best prlcei. Call l » l t t l SPA( E HEATER—Good condition. Wltk Ingand
MM,
T
T
Broad
a
l
Pk«n«
U
M
i
l
l
.
machine,
aia
pietura
fnmrs.
fhon*
oil control. Reaponablc. Call after I
•-I000. Liceaee 1*t.
f O S T — B c a f r V h o u n d . Black. white a n d Funiimie. High«i.y 81. BE t - l l l l .
Ploaty repeiti. 11*4 WMklP • b . Referaneel required. Three block!
PAIKTER. U-CORATOR "aad"Hp*r. iTt SAVE SOMfc *ir?*.Ica u=«d can. tentia.1.
AT J.Q789-J.*
t a n on S a t u r d a y . N c v , i n . near Hfl7- WE GIVE GOOf) t"r~a.1a-ini on yeur *U ... M. RU I-1II7-W.
di«v.-, plus aoaua to me*
'" '
•4T Pert Mmmautk bus line. Call *v<f o P SOIL
andJ
manure
kanger; Interlar and eilerlar; 11
. LO
J rfar lawn* and peari'
Stop in and Ml m. 1*31 Willri itation Write cxnariaaea ta "Mati*n«V
let
A n d e r s t o n a m e of K r \ . Suitable
aiaei aftar T, or laturdar,
Sunday BB
fuiniture at wa ha>i au outlet far it I»iJW~IS~Tl.E"Tllit to re.ervc you.
flower*.
i>pcrlence.
EitlmatM
ikwrfally
wagon I t l t two-door Chevrolet sedan, Red Bank.
Beautiful pure
r e w a r d offered.
H u r r y S. I'ciwlef. H i t •\SNBoItE~WASrlEli. GooJ 'condition gleea
" "" ' 1 - -r.
--• y
'.•^ f»arta Kuraitur*. Mlgkwap I i . RB Chriitmal puppy.
Uuit a*aan 441 Skrewskarr I»S9 Wt'.yi panel, U l l Jeep, !*«« Jecu T A P". ""BTLLROOM • ? ballet taaekerl 1-111*
i t .car.
.red Corker Spcniel*. male* aad f a . fit;
),l
P h m e KE 7-anilO.W.
brown enamel coal hiatcr. 12."
RU
UABI.E
A I U WoVAlT
WOVAM. 27»
O p agn:-in»
b l i or
h 11
KE
:
with
anow
plow,
1»49
Jeepster.
1947
J
e
n
mal». Sire Ck. J l y I Extra Haaey. Jahn McComack, Itk It., Welt Kenm~*_!u__*"^«i ° *
*•****'*•
needed
Good lieurly rate.
Davit
J , O S T — P ' v i r 7 i n \ h r a r c ' r ; . Nnuticnl del i g far heuae s a d tw* children. Ref.
ui7r"ASLi""S"AlI"Taai.ing Mid and
1
Al!>lTm£R,rWNTtl^7irwir
with
pewar
tak.-off,
l
t
l
i
Jiep.
1»4I
King*
Kenmli,
Oakhurit.
Highwiy
I
I
b
u
*
Btuel
II
of
Music
and
Dance.
LO
I.OItt.
sign R m l c r H e r e : - . Kiel Knin., \ : r r,;ty
areticcl
re*ulrad,
RB
1-4141
-M.
bura.
eiecteii.
Nn charge for aitlmuM*.
dowi and conbimtionf doan; pafer Chevrolet convertible. 1117 Buick Mdan f OTCHili—FVF7id"a"»T *••] tatardari.
7. 7-4HHT.M.
_.
BronH !•:. l.C «j-H347,
lW«nl.
KTBAB-nLD ALMA k*u>e traile
'honi Saturday *nd Sunaay, or weekK
OKft
YOUNG MAN—Far 'aart-tlme
itor*
hanging;
angg; a
cakilietl mada .o order, Pkon
ctte. Mittkcws Brother! Willyi dealer,
.TiNtitR SfWlrfG MACHINE. Ireadl*
li.lfio.
tall Mr*. Petraglia, AT
H I S T — B m c ' t hV'ind." Wcfi
i.f Katon- day, after a P. M., RE 4 4 1 4 i - B - ; .
RE «-"4J5.
Newman -pringi id., Bed Umk. RB 4. Apply Wagner Market C*., IM B*P work,
All-year-'round job. Write,
"4J5
l
i>pe
good
condition.
AT
l^t77B._
leiwr
W h i t e v : H riiai-l. _ r . d * , brown MvTTEB LAWNS neat rear:'iced and/O.
_J»
205.
Ked
Bank,
_
_
_
_
_
_
f
450O,_
1tfl L'f!TK~~GLA~SS. windinicld, doors FWHCiTUPifoTStlREn iofa, mahoi-.
tio.e
I . T I - M C N n . T'lfi.
Atbury Park.
tenllii! thii fill,
larm lawn and
DOT'VOV"WIN FRIENDS **iiiy?"lBpre _OinfS~l_P_Ot_KNT AgencT"77
BAYV1EW NURS1NO Home far
VjVfoN DOUG. PICKiJP; vary good
for ltll-411 fontiac six fmir-door
If f o i l i n g call A S _ : . : S ! 3 . r . . RewariT* garden
iui>pli*i.
lliibrov
Sretken,
you're a natural lucceit. Tfcere't good
anf fecretary, buffet. eewiiiK table
Sroad at.. RE 1-ilOl
Commercial.
cundiuon, Rubert L. t'ook, Sr., 102
cr^niiiici and eonvaleicenti. Stat*
Whalepand ave., Waat Long Branck. IM i.ilan, two mind 4.00*14 tires and large book cale, odd tablei and rhaii*
money in i l l year part time tailing if d*«**tlc. • • • • ! and mtavrant, Horeici
liancr I V I , , New ghrawibury. RE I
ubes four 7nflx2n truck and bill tire*. Hay be *eea kp appointment anly. Phone
I represent Avon Caimetlcl, Train.
licentcd. Raatonable rate*; beautiKalleber.
pr*p,
niir 4finx1», four r,r,0x 1", belter and IU I.«IU.
: given. Quick t.'krittmai Mlet now.
ful location, overlooking Sanely Hook
FOR SALE
TOTKraiininiri
LIMOLN 1«4t Cosmopolitan 4-door *c- Wilie Ada Haywird, I I Hull ave., tree- PRODUCTION FOREMAN for work in
aiiio t'ompletc engine. 4'hryller Crew*
bay. For information call AT 1ton, t.'jimaN, Jinzzi and other*.
Vttt sir
dan. Kadiu hcuter and overdrive. Me heiid.
Rebuilt A-l enndltian. All good PETRO OIL BURNER, includin* three
electrirtl fabricating plant where imall
Honeywell
i-nntrole
for
conversion
ell
ring
with
e«i:h
pump.
If
raplace
tallic may wlilte wall tirei, low mile
0440.
;i RETARV . lHJo_._-BI<Bk.
famTi: atamping and icrew mackine products are
BELTS AND PUIXEYB fai i L - mtnt, i-heral iilKitranre on old pui*Ji>. U. imrchandiai'. Make offer. IS Eait ava. from coal ts fuel oil, 940: also auto.
age: II.HJO.
RU 1-lott.
_
•eiembled.
Permanent, advancement;
Local
real
e.itite
and
iasurance
oNica
Uta moton in itock.
Douglae . t e e - i i. Company, Srobeyville, nefcl ta AT l-0«!«.W.»
ilamper rotitnil. | t u . LO |.<I»2-H
Xafi2't*JAGUAR tport* roadater; hat opening lit neat, eaurteoul, iadua- excellent pay. Communications Product!
f W i T E N I I TABLES."two" limps, tele^ malic
M o Co., 15 Eait Front atmwt
PhoM ,aiiil'» Diitillary. EA I . I U [ . » . j .
i'llBlSTMAS tARiiS oT iiitinetian. H4HIVEit cfBANERS repwrad. bru«k<< ll)jl
1»4» Plymouth coupe: 1147 Simci- trioua woiker. Applp In own hand writ. Co., Marlboro, Pkoae FR ^-tsso.
phone
(able.
RK
«-ftoT2.'
rebrisiKa
Alton
Eleetn.
Bkop.
II
fiOTTH
OATliiUiied~aTid lervicid
Henri r'ayette, Inc. Phone reprcaantinside work';
Fiat: alto 1147 Fiat; 1131 Packard. nil". Hating age, *jualile*tiana, experience HKftKhfTHWK"if'eteady
S^SE£lPo"r;~CASP_T"f Tk* nawHt kottla g a i ranvci, hot water heateri I T C . SMITH "12-GAUGE double birret ative at_RU I-OTDI-M after « P. M.JWkit* it. Pheni RE__MII.
and salary txpcettd t* "Heeretary.iookrala *r akl**, Experi*nca not nceea.
' hotiun. M5. Call after ». RE *•iTVtilO i*OfjClf
la urpetini la now or, sale at Carpal
nd
ice hoxel. Alto full line nf clectri.
Red and gray; like WE U>AIPfi)^trr*i, na ekarge, wkile HI S.I405-M. AT 1-fiiltl.
keener,'
Bn«
t
i
l
.
Bed
Bank."
1
**rr.
Baaaamy
Nurllrp
Co.,
Branck
youra
are
being
reeapr>*d.
Mount
Tlr*
TOP
DOLLAR
"FOR
clean
automobile..
444H-W.
Cental"« Br'id it.. Red Bank (aacond
a hou«»hold appiiancei. 1) A J. Con
new.
Was l « 0 , will Mil for ISO,
young or old. Dan Donovan, Liborty S-LHKTAR? — Legal eiperienoe J**> ave. Little gilver. pear railroad itation.
t o o " . Esti.matai g l a d l y j l v w .
irv c,, n While a u Bad Bank. Pkoa*
EMERSON TVTT«:fNCi_ two yean old, Phom EA l-fi3««.R.
ny. Scolnrville, m i l to Laird'l l»i
Mlarir.
KA |I.Q14IR-. | .
Auto Saici Sprlngwood ave., route I I ,
ferred. but not etientlil. O i l RB I -HTf.r. MflWIY but unable t o w o r k fufl
Illarjr, EA
.«1II-K
CAKPfeT. ANiTKlJGS by MSk*wk. Aleatablo modil, l » 6 . BE «.|04«.M.'
E
_t4M.
SET—seven or nina-pleci,
Neptune, or phone ASJ-772II,
_ 1000
time? Earn mbitantinl income. H o u n 1
^WNAS^ eoinpletely
acder Smith, Karagheullan, Mage* rELEVISIOTI XKTEN
WRR-TOT«—EVhT-^iki old, AKCREfikMM
with Blmmons Heautyrest mattreai CAKBUBeMllBS and magxetua robiull jb.'lrl CllEVROLET"t«o.doar Mdan. 175.
Write, "H. A,, *
initalledi leleviiion repalrt and ad registered. LO *-*Tlt.
• a d Artloom In the newett aelara. d»tiulcb, factari workmanihln Dog, '
HOUSEHOLD HELPER—O** wk* likes at own convenienec.
double coil ipring: two-plice living
Bo*
t i l . Red Sank,
latmenti. Baiall icreen talevlilon let S1EW "BED— Spring and mittrete. any •nd
Phone
KE
H-1320-X
glgm and fabric! «re now on dlaplap at
children
Hleep in, two dayl *nT.
room l i t , mahogany full t i n bid with Elactrli 0 * . II EaM Front a t .
Carpet Center, I Broad I U Red Bank ccnurtnl to larger liiii fur al low n •lie for tbl. week only 119. Swarta m i t t n t i aad ipring, rock maple Win. Bant Phnna RF, « - 0 l | t
ltTT
P T V M I H J T K — flood condition. Ph.me HE I-O9I0.R.
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
150. Call BB 4-41H.II.
fR_.nnil
floor.*
.
Priced reasonable. Phone RE «-139(J-J. WOMEN—Earn" 110^20 evening, t'ithrop desk, sofa bed, like, new, twa run. BACCU. IHK TAILOR. Claaalng a i d
Furniture. Highway 15.
K1NE CHINA, glaiiwarv, furnitur* am Oppoilte
prmlak, a t e : alaa work and draw Call after 4:30 P. M.#
sent, "Wearing Apparel IHmonitra*
• a r s . t a l l and 9x11 rugs. Kit 7-IIT0.Mlddletawa Fire Ca.
SITUATIONS WANTIO
bric-a-brac; reaionablr priced. Will COM*. ANT)
•CiLDINQ MATERIALS.
Maaak
pants. Bap dlfeei and m e . Saaeaa ItSO ()I,l)SMOBllE"8S,"Tour-d.ior sedun:
* • _ » > * » - _ _ ! B*-^"-_«wJV_»-J«_r__MM —- • — • — • _ ,
_
in."
No investment. Write, Stand.
I,r»Olt
at
our
good
u*ed
buy fine antique*. Georgia Karuno* 7i
B i T v e n p i f a n . » ^ a Panti Ikap, I t Watt Froat it.. Bat] new white wall tires radio and heater. ard Style. Co., 298 Chancellor a v c , New. BXPERIENCED WOMAN to cock din.
auppliti. National Lusktr C a ,
furniture depirtment.
Two refriger.
Atlahtie a v t , Long Branch. LO «.tor*
_
ark.
Perfect condition, fall RU 1-0731.
l i t each, two gnod uied g l l
gear, new tirei, kaad brake*, | « 0 , Bank.
•oath S t t t t t h avt., at tba tallraad.
neri by d i y ar kour. BE «-2IOI.M.
tXPEIIT TIANO tuning, repairing.
f»"37 PT.VHfOUTH~Htri7fS Tfunning" „. TAILOR-Fur men'! elMhing (tore. Preatovet l i t llch, electric Itnvc | l » , two
l i l V ' i l n A m ' tiitfipnfs tiTkTii^ foT iinoi hnuied. noiuhl anil sold; a
fkona LO 4.1400.,
ffi* mm iblr tn make ilterationt and ToTJKC BOTrltR WoVLD lilia tn tiki
drr, 1100, Edward F. IIo»'r, tvrrctt.
gond braikfitt tet* l i t eirh, and many
Thaukigiving
ind
the
holidayt.
Home
money by madliniring your kouM more good birgxin* at very goad prleei
gti»rante*d i reatonalile. t. Cwiklik.
do
preiiiiin^.
machine
and
hind,
or
one
cira
*f children for working mothers.
nE _ _ _ _ i i - 1 .
W* ar* aguippad to luppiy It Kwartl furniture Mlghwiy 93. RBmade plea, raket. etc. Call afttr
tOP 461LI t o f SOIL I Tor luiLI vtry paurself
4-29II.W.
who ii willing to learn, Apply in per.CalfjIB I . U M - M . e
^ ^ _
(ood and m t . d . U w t i i cradtd • » « rau with all the material* neeaiiary. *.aaII. gppotite Middletawn Fire (*«. P. M.. RE t - l l l l - J I •
rfiCY*Hir«tLL
t S d h i B T rt4"i~sxirnrRV"coMvwri»LC COUP*. fan
W. H, Woolley, 141 traidway, BXPERIEfiCiC WOMAN—Capable of
•atdid. Call afttr » P. M., I l l ».«!«»• Small Konthly paymenti arranged on tTATW B T — t o l i of trael, aeeettori»i.
Fully Muipced. metallic green, g 1 rl»». f o n r PJi-anch.
ai,
cckildren,
k i l d n , wlihei
lihi
i n g or
Mint b« in good condition. 1. Kerb*r,
THiwfitriAssiNr:furgr,iiT
eiring
for infanti,
iTHiwfitrii
ll*n
linnovsn,
\orner
SprinH»ond
ave.
__..._-l6oc<« wool gabardine'*, r i g •urrhaie of any materialt. Hera a n
baby
litter.
Beit
( f
lef.
potitii<n
M
bahy carriage, klgh chair, eir hnm. :n<) siirewihury ave.. Red Bank, Phone route 3,'i. Neptune. AS_2-772*.
ii
M bba
b itt
B •(
Aim 1I4T B**y Spin Dryer, call RE
ENGINEERS—Taka part in thi import, areaeet.
ular 114.85, • • ! • price 19.11 i rayon • • m i of the jehi yau can de>: Attle In.
ll
JO:
«__»-J."
Call
KK
«.(ii)ii2-M.
mack,
two
I.wheel
triryclei.
RE
l.ia'J7
__________
19r."t l L A T _ ) ~ P . K f i A i . lane! Vnijse'r
ant Communication* induitry B 8—*
•abardine'i 14.05, all i i m . l a ceo i • illation, application nf tilekoard in klteh- l . | « 7 a . B ,
WHKN
YoUTlilVlNISH
your
rlnor.
iiii
fi-trical nr tnei-hdiicil ingmtiring,
ftcwtfffirfrTitrTTx'.
Stiidebaker. Excellent condition
rrmrfttfrTt
T S tm}Ti6N"~sfeAir"cATri
g a n t i Shop. I t W i l t Front g t , Riden or kath. flnlik your k«Maent *r i t l l e HTAHfrcRABS -By doren or buihil. f e e . K B
brawn
* » d thetternild. site 31; red rerma.Stal, durable,
Mratek-proof; mileage,
int* • playroom, bedraam *f din, Cam.
.jysics, or equivalent. Position! allo
ley'i Filk Market, 11 B*P ava., High. fa> fur " i l k plaee, All perfect con- •liminite.
feiur.donr ledan, radio, hi r v
periinte ia N
N. Y.
Y C.
C Recently
R t l moved
d
eoitli retcraping, Monmouth etc..
plet* Una of lumbir, mlllwork. hardwire,
open for thole less qualified • • aulitant t* thll loeillty.
11,100.
Phone
RU
l-!__l.
_
?
l
_
Writ*, " U e Firm
dition,
l
i
t
aaeb.
KB
••"»•»
between
• O - P I T A L BEbS BfcNTED—New mod
Mowir Shop. Brenrhpert ave.. Partau* 1IJI CKBVtiltEt", with" new tires, enginteri. Work In So«tk Kearny. N. i*
'aim, wall board routing, siding, ply.
Seeratarp," Box M l , Bad] Bank'
•r» adjuitibl* hotpital bed! for rint. ecod, tlonri, windowi, imulatlen, ate, rjfiliW BnolTf AtCi;" four" ekairT: 11 A, M. a i d I P. M. only. Mn. L. peck. I.O «.2«'t-M.
or
New
York
city.
Our
eejulpmeat
envalvi job, battery and painl. ExcelAST MTT'INC—AT l.dtlt.J.'
Dunra* Phyfe. new. Saerliea, 171. Harm '
lew and uied Pedi for tala. Call RB _ree eatiaiat*! oa your na*4i. America!
•TEtTAtBINO IN maion work and Plal- lent running roaditian, 1200, Phone gineering organisation wrltei ipeellea- fill
r
ItJn'—_r__'lT-_X t " _ J •
OUNG-»witehkeard
operalof.
iR-TTOB
f.2414, ( i k for "Patient gervlea." VrM "nilding Supply, Highway II at Head. Phon. H I »-1!TT-tl.«
l A F l — P m i i l l i i i . I l l ; I t inehei high
tering; patchwork. Na iak t o * large RU 1-0-44, Oarvln,
tiani far tka manufacture and ImtallaRieiptienlit, lyplit. Four yeari exper.
TAcnrCAH'RAWtB. foTr.kurMe, eelor
lelivery. Sotitk Jeney Surgiial tupllp.
bp
H
a
l
l
,
Caa
V
i
a
aeen
at
Ander.
•
r
too
imall.
John
Donate,
Jr
phane
tlon
of
Ball
Telephone
Spttem
equipment.
'n'l
Corner.
Middletown.
RE
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.
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4
4
.
H
own, RB «
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•
•
«
,
Balaw
•
N
n
.
Pleia.
u
l l H I «•
«(iU'Rg
IK
COoTt"
nTnd*
wttk
Allatata
—
t Front it.. Red Bank.
erenm,
(tood ikap*.
Call BB 4*•on. Bro*. warek»»M. I I Mechanic it, RE «-52fl».
.
will be given t* auatlfled can.
Ajro-MAHE lirde kkndaaili made ta
Joan Adelman.'
Insurance Company.
With Allstate Training
IM, Jea
ja-W^
1
j ^ Make an orTer.
dldntei In the over.all rharacttilttlll U l l . Mist
T fwr c*at,~*i»" i * CTSsi'OGtrANt>"i<F.PTie tank eontrae- auto
O
d
imuranca yeu get! Low coit. nat
•rdar, «n» Ctrl*.
Order
i n forFIGS—Twelve weeki ol*. Weight abe«t LADY ! H V R RRA E
WOMAN VYISHI
WISHES u acra for children
dltion._
•mi
the
IIM
cf
varioui
l»P»i
»f
teUphene
tor,
Caitpoal*
<lug
and
eleaneil.
8*p.
"__S"J_!_
•••»»».
lonnlly known company, natlon-wridi equipment auck • • : micro-wave, teleIn awa kome hp th* d i y , I ta
I , far
tie tanki aad drain* installed: 25 pearl' claim*
MI pound*. Call HU | . 1 » 4 i .
[ M i B A t r ^ FREEZER—14—eWc-"foi
See Donald E, Aaav, vision, carrier, rrotibar toll awitcking, working mothers.
RB t.4171. 1
SAVE AT WHITE Furnltar* A
Howard Tiltoa. SI Center full-timetervlce.
•torage.
Stalnlen ite.l tap. T» experienra
BUToT~a gdod~uiid~M BOY'S 84-iNCTJ~BrcYeTB7~WliTtiwi!i
agent.
45
Salem
la.,
Little
manual
iwbdi—local
and
toll,
Wark
•(Btair~B_iiRB~t7iirng"-o"r"~Tf
at. RumPon. Phone RU 1-OP73.
i ht
tire*. Excellenl aaadltlan, l i t .
LO
eompartmaati; A-1 rondltim. Raaioi
Bedding Co., 170 Monmoutk i t .
fri
tor. Call RB l - m i .
for an eitahliiked company. G*od warkCthei'OOU cleanea aad built. MtrUe gilver. BE t.tOia,
•ddrening by kand or
1 It'.
BItrMi*>e>.Hirrii . . I / .
*l'i*Ja.lS>!f_i*L.!i_i * • _ " * • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Bad Bank. BE w-lOSI.
_
FORD C0NV.RTIBLE. Good con. ing condition!. Paid v i n t l o n i and kal. bookkeeping,
l
tank)
eleaaad
and
lnitgll*d,
g
r
a
j
u
laprepelied, with rat leaner: Una eondi rOLAROIl) CAMERA. Died il> montkl. "IsTIH.Movii tl.tCTRie " raatt
dition, Radio, kilter. Can ka lean at idaye. aickneu kemnti and peallana. • « > . " _ -'• «a i a *wn kerne. Call RU
Cair, cxpoiura meter, flaah gun, filter
ion end realonakla. Cofover Bra*.
with aland, timer and griddle. Good •tailed Phone i n * tlm* dap or atgfci. II Westiiidi avc., Red Bank, or call RE Write, giving details of nualincltlaaa,
O T R M OF OMB wlibei ta cara for
RU 1.0740. Hirvep C. Tiltoa. I Brace
IUT
HUBI i«w»w«-ir KUBiFf i"«"«' Miswr-Harrii Milei * Service, HO ( kit. Hacrlle*. I t t . I I .
RS 4-5111 af- eondition, 130. RE 4-07M-M.'
experience, and lalarp experted, fir ap- child of Mrking motklr.
«-2l7*-M.
_
_ __
L i v . ia
Hl?l, WieVM.mli.
•koel for mta and wemea.. wlta built
RKlSI)i>oH-Twin. iix rjeeet, manoga^, pi.. Bumion,
ply in perten Monday through Saturday,
11)41 KORT). i'OUR-DOOn. Radio an
Util* Sliver. Two bloeki fr*m Pinck.
nirri.ni.TLX WALNUTtaSle," ».x7*
dining 4-aeai luiti. Reaionable, RE »1>H INSURANCE ol all kinaa. a t a V I T .
l a archil and cu.l.iun.inuer *•!•>. C. I.
*:30
A.
M.
to
I
P.
M
L
Bring
in
praef
it
heater, white wall tirea, fog lights.
R. H. Strnt. Uw«a kalldiM. t T . f l Ekeellent
Inehei; TKor waihlng machine, gal*
ritiicmhlp ind your Soeiil Security carl. —I tt Call RE 4 - I S l l - t . *
Clayton.
LO
KRTILIZBRt—Pat kMt reiulti •»*
mechaniaal
condition,
1275.
63
. _ enrc>rTROOni*6
autarial Me
Broid atrat labava Newl-arre i f re I _ Peach st. RE 4-2245.
H9U«*H
vanlied twin tuki, Reaaanlbli prlcid.
Veterani should allo preient dilckarga
RAVE
To (
anda to
av.iliblt.
I In 1 itrip ikinila, al
Daptaii Guaranteed rertlliieri.
t o «.|5t8.M,'
paper*. Western Electric Co., I t t CenBOL-TOP DOOR, t i n t , UMd. Com.
•alori. 14.50 t o . ; SO-PBUH* t U t t roll
Jt H n b c o u T _ ^ » f o o ; K i _ l tral
Paiton, V. i. Ph«a* Harwputk
OU, U M P S tM**rU« t w ttortftt.
ava., South Kearny, N. 1. Manu* fotrwr
eoCi;ER"iPAKIEL~puppy."maaa, algkt
_...
psoAnt (2.C0 roll: IS-pound falta, It.**
Plata
wllk
all
kardwari,
|
«
0
.
RB
07II.N. M. Schwari, Eait End ave,, facturer for the Belt System.
pso
Junction ?-401t* We alia buy pa*
week* old, high pidigrMd AKC, black.
t'y. Lamp* piwlr**. W* «*R far Ninth »t. Belford/
timt Work, Saturday, Sunday and
l. Ralnh Hundr. Highw>T H . Ktani
_
^
.
30 Bay it., Rumion.
•vaaiaga. Willing I * d a anything but
ton and fraina.
n . KE «.0203-J.
• a l oaUnr,
RaraM'* Radla * a _
47 BLACK, MERCUBY"
MERCU
convertible
erte
OP-VATORS— MALE *r female: all aec.canvaiilng. Write, P . O. B o s i a l , Bel.
MVEKPIECE MAPLEdinett* luita. I * PIANO—Spinet; furniture, bargain. Like
White
radio
t willll tirei
ti
di and
d keater
k
Elaattt* Ikaa, I I W*M r w M t U
tlon work, plica work or tlm* work.
viry good eondition, and mania livCOMPLETE LINE OF Iraplaea
IPBtl aluminum realng. am
iji
..
low mileage. Exrelient condition. Price
new bedreom l e i with ipring, mat
Bed Baak. Pkm* BB 1-1744.
Highest salary paid.
Steady amploy* T U I M E D TEACHER will eara for young
ing
room
mite,
left
to
icll
on
conilgn*
•900.
Pkon*
RE
4
S
l
l
t
R
belweea
I
• Iding iheett, I x l t feat by . o i l Inckai
trill, alngle bedl. dresicrs chesti, mi
aquipmfM.
Andlrom, Iratacll.
ehlldrin at heme bp day ar week: ac.
ment. Alio operator) an button tewera,
menL at a very good price. Swart* 8*12, folding bed, threi metal bei
thick.
C.
W.
Mason,
Communication!
and
T
P.
M
ana ruik work!" WIN
at ram I cf alt t r p n , »»od carriari,
blind stitch and learn binding maehlnea. tlvitiai for nunar# ages. Hoi lunch.
Produeti Company, Marlkara. Phine Fl Furniture. Higkwap IU. RB M i l l . Op- •pringi, mattriw cheipi *et of fou CHAlk'CANlNO
L
C
T
A
R
T
S
FOR
1940,"
model
H
O
Buick
bur l v l n i . l l Witt Sunlit av*. Pkane
Write "Operatan." Box s i t . Red Bank,
polite Middlelown Fire <X
Capa Cod Ilihtari, fandara, ate. Raa- 8-issn
chain, bulfet table, beam l - l t , 14 fee RE * . 4 J j y _ R . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
convertible roadtter, Fendei*, hood SECRETARY
OR STENOGRAPHER.
f B*tt Hlghlanda ave., Atlantii
T f r o KLACE lemala C o e W pupplea" (EVEN-FOOT REFRIGERATOR. Perfect ong.
ail'a, I I C u t Front at.
KE 4-05S4-J
BliTiSJfTTANIISCAPR SERVICE. J o * . radiator, etc. Cheap,
HE I.4JI7T.
eitliied In Oerman and Scandinavia*
running condition. Priee reliamkle. Highlands, Phuna AT 1-16I5.M. 1
pe<iiKteeJ; eligible for AKC tcgiatra*
after i f , Id.'
eph
L.
Moreau,
Jr.,
landicapa
arelil*
Aim
collapiikle
Heditrom
Union
kakjr
FUCirTlMC"Tt,tANIMG.
Llgkt work.
tion: ehamploa blaod liao. Can be leea
, n.__-CHAffil RljOTb-H.w delux by
BCTftlO"'"——~
•
lect, contractor. Shade. Cowering and > t ) t CHEVROLET SEDAN | 2 « . Tow Must ka thorough. Apply la pertea.
•troller. F. Ekirkardt. >Si Hanca rd.» _ _trola.
work a i Rrit-Saor work.
appointment. Prieed reatonable t
chrome wheel chairs for rant. Rilion.
away. Good motor. Idle for four Cryetal Brook Inn. Eatontown.
Coit IIJ0 when new. Will *ai •rnamental treat, ihruba and iv«rgre**i
Fair Haven.
^
*r *nd cooking, *r general house,
•fell. New and «ied ehaira for inle. Cal good home Phone KE 4.1420-1.
far 151, Beautiful cabinet.
Call LO of the hlgheit auality. Plaia furnli**d month*. Geary, 40 Garntep pi., Bel.
I t l o (iRHlN, OLPIMOBILE Ik, canHAT CHECinilHL. Banquet wiltrttici. 'ork. N * Sunday preferred, Call i l l
BE 1.2114. aik for "Fatiint Servlei."
ford.'
for all phases of design. All work p«rP
vertibl* Very good condition. Brand]
Apply In perton. Crpttal Brook Ina, Mechanic
' i t . Phon*
RB 4-1724,•
TURKEYS. DUCKS, feeie, eipona
Fraa delivery. Soutb Jersey Surgical
ItEVnOLET SUPER deluxe hot water •onally planned and *upervl*ed. Pre- FOBh."l»4» STATION WAGON, White Bn t o n t own.
new tirei: radio, hiater, puihbuttaii
Supply, 33 East Front t^t.. Red Bank.
•nd roaiting ehiektni. A full lina
heater, l i t , Geiry, 41, GaiaHy p i , liminary vliltt, Mtlmatei, aad dillvirlei
wall!, radio, heater, body re con.
i t u t bkw
etc. Black top. In nn« con- Belford.*
HOUSEWOKKKH
_
Experienced.
Tw*
fClBOX. HOLDS 150-200 Ibi. of ice: • f poultry for Taaakigiving ar ( * r window*
are free.
Alia 4 * lawm ratotllllng, ("Itloned with four coat* marina 8pir
ition. 11.171. Inquire Saturdap *nly.
ditio
adultl. Recent reference! required, EA
M6THEB w l i k * i ~ t . ciro f«?
II cubie foot food loapartaent. Priaa
lURt I o n AH1> octAN CITY .ta" light tree moving and trimming. Leea. varnith 11,395, See at Rumioa Eaio. 1-0624
U Il4»«
oecaiion.
Alto apaeial mating *f
RU
•blld for warkilg mother. In
! « : "RE «-28ll.
RU 1-1070.
I Mail R. D. No. I,
drag reel, uied three tlmei, I U tlon Coif* Neek.
THREE-PIECE
LIVING
BOOM
luite.
I
geeti
for
breeding.
Pricri
regaa*- M L F^OR T T P W e . nllng and' general
t.Uot.e
VIBES—Itetreadtag.
(i.icaoiiiDg an
l»4»
OLD8MOBILE
l
»
conveitible.
Hy
Freihqld.1
Phona
KR
I.08I7.W.8,
Ceiry,
4»
(iarniay
pi.,
Belford.'
piece kltchin t i t , Reaionakla, BB * •
clerical
work.
Apply
R.
1.
Malkmul,
KWWC
iOTUlK
would Ilk. t . t . k .
anli, Cpruni'i Paultry I'irm, Lla*
•paciilty. Your tar tiad up only I I
dromatlc,
radio,
heater,
five
wriitl
O M BALtrthnl"7emile Angara'rab* C JOSEPH" SMITH, general cantrgctarI
1104-J.
Hen.on-VanWinkle-Munning
Co.,
Malacir«
*f
child
f»r working mothers.
•Inutet to put laaneri on while wa ra. aroft. RB 4.O44I-W-I.
roof• icpairad and painted! all type wall tlrri, 11,.100; 184* Chevrolet elaltTfURNING. FORCED hat air fur.
Call BA 1.1 Pit, ext. 1I2T. after I P>. M.e
ttp four tirei. Mo charga for loaajf
•aw roofa installed; •ihaitai tiding In. tion wagon, radio, neater, 11,150. - BU
Bare, Camplete.. Snitaklatorm
m i lil l
O
WANTU>. both practical'and
girvira. Mount Tlr* Servlc*. 71 Wkitg ANTIQUES—Calm, lilver. cutglaM, brie- bungalow,
guaranteed for 10 yean. CarVerp raaiapable,
bl BE *OIL BUhNtR-A. good . . new. 'mM •tailed,
at., Bid Bank. Pkon* RE 4-04M.
penter repairing, kitchen and bathroom !»"« IHTI!HNAtloNAL: l»»o Clievrc.r«
a-brae Buy now far Ckriitmaa, Baalregiitered. Phone AT I.HI40.
all control!. Complete. Cheap, lloo
A - 1 f t (Ok EVERY occnioo. Pottiry, nniible pricei. No dealari. Phom L f112"
remodeled! witk all plumbing; anterior
l i . t o n pick-up; 1938 Chevrolet ' 4 •USINESI OrPORTUNITICS
1OR "lMMEDIATE^8At_-Twin b.dl.
and interior painting, wallpapering, w i n .
ooppir. braai and wrougkt l r * « r » «'J972
BXPBRIENCED itenographtr m d
. . u i club ekai
ehair, lla good dow cleaning. All work hat a guaran- ton panel. Can t e iern nt Weider'l,
gray, complite: ilngte mitnl bed, com*
•ttlaa. Homy Bo* Flowm, 41* " — AHA1WK 11AM8 WWTWHT, ffaTTi
bookkeeper,
part
or
full
time.
Ocean blvd,, Atlantic Highland!.
BOAT BASIN gild michlni ihop. O«
gtmt. Pkona BB 4-408*.
condition: alio matching n t imil tee. I I Tower Hill ave. RE «-0a«0.
crafter* 8X-7I double tuperhet re nleie. blond wood, full lite: crib wltk
MmiLEY.DAVlDWJSr cycle. J
Only permanent retldentt will be
New Jtrsey laland Waterway, lo.
S b . A L REBINGTON. 0*d*rwec, . . . eeiver. 1175; Joknton Viking all band lOnff, kamhalr m a t t r m . All in per- I « l « * " - * " " " • • • " " W e 1 Halih, RE OlMClUL CONTRACTOR aad e n i a a . l i 1»«T
good ihapc. Muit sell, t i l l KE I- conilderid.
I l l Choitnut i t . Red cattd kttwcea Brielle and Bay Head I
L. C. Smith typewriter!, low • • | i t . M . tranimltter, 100 watti output AM orfect condition. Consider any affir. BA
enanid: carting and grading, t a g •IIJ^
bait lifting facllltlea far marine lervicei
-•conditioned, (uaraatwd. S*_dc*'_ CW, Including V r o , tabii, and xtalt, a-filiO.M or . A 8-0»>t.W.
Bank.
Phone
RB
1.4051.
manur*. Ill dirt, cladera, gravel knd It48 CRO3LEY itation wagon. Exrcl
eitikllikid butlnen: five acret land,.
monthi. Price "wken new" ffii.ii, aall.
l « l Moamoutk Mr**. Pbaaa RB • •I!«S. Alao have 100 watt 1 mtr. t r i m - WARliRoelt TRUNK, garage doori, nar•and. Eitlmatae gltraa. Pbon* RB I - lint cendition.
Call MI 5-0360-J
row iaih panel. U " » l \ tool k*> and) Aiking | l ] 3 . Alia apartment ilia four- 14*4 O m i BMkir. «T B*c**d • _ . P»lr
mitter at a reaionable price. All unit!
OPERATORS—MALE or femalt; i l l aec.
•'111.
dl
after
1:10
P.
M.
burner
gai
ttove.
Utel
one
year.
Prlea
chest,
blanket
chest,
Dutch
door,
mapla
tion work, piice wark or time work. k M i 4 W . « , . , . t
Haven
MX.VE ON GAKDBN lupplial; calk an« ar. Ilka new condition, RU 1-152».
1941 BUICK 4-DOO» icdan, I92S. KeeJl
high boy, folding cot bed, pilot'* heat, »"en new JI00, Aiking | 7 i , RE t
salary paid.
Steady aaiploy.
carry; 6-10-5 fertiliier I 2 . l t pir kin.
1(1 ~JUH_-.ittli,~ hint
a little work done on it. Johnle Hen- Highest
ment. Alia oiieraton aa kutton iiweri.
dred pound*: large bale peat moil 14 AKC COLLIE PVPPICS. MA 1-2I74-R-1 ed suit, four, •« circle n t h : t i l DH
gay
b«it
prlc*
far
Nf
_
dealer.
W*
v—r
.
«
•
!
p
n
w
denon.
RE
«-S110-W,
or
write,
t
i
l
New Jeney Formula No. 1 grail aeed FLYER'S NEW, long leather, fur llm •ash, small walnut cheet of drawtra, %-SIZB VIOLIN — Pirfiet condition. Iron, pantr and
blind
itltek
and
learn
binding
machlnei. SEA BRIGHT-Wa a f a r for tale a t a t .
nd
aiattmMt,
mattr**m.
Call
111
We«t Bergen pi., Bed Bank.*
Wit "
O
" R
»U
U. Rd]
B k
tractive price* tka following kuti.
coat, ilia 44, Varf reatoaable, Cal chrysinthemums and Irish planti, mapla
10c per pound la five pound lott. Ii
Write
"Operatora."
Ron »
Red] Bank.
*.1!I4-J
tl».
ISO Park ave. KE 1.1184."
1139 CH_VROL"ET one-ton truck. Good SERVICB
dropliaf table. Antlqu** — Four-poit
orted Holland Tulipi, No. 1 illW l.KIII,
STATION manager: oaly ex- nine*. Going concern! operating prof*
W.bCTKIC
MOTOR
rabullaiag
i*
aui
condition.
Cheap.
Watson,
Box
BOY'S
N
l
V
r
t
A
S
r
i
i
b
a
r
d
i
n
a
overcoiir.
mapla bad, marble table, pine eea cheit,
Itably. Fish market, retail, catk 11.090,
l.tS per SO bulb*; evergreen! i n
HORSS" MEAf; Freih froien, choppei
perlmeed
need
annlv.
Mml
b*
nM*
builnee*
Cm
m
ff»
ftielt
**ret»»
"" idoll rd., Mlddlettnvn, M"
188-AA. Tin
/ i p . l a lining, t i n 11: Kenmore i n .
t e r m ; tavern, bar and licenict
•hrubi II mid up. Myron Koilcky'
two ikoundi 15 cent!*, ckunk, heart tcurly mapla table, foot warmer, *mall
to do all minor mechanical repalri. balance
P*ugl*i" Etaetrlc C*» I I B u t Prant I-0.1I7-W.
fully equipped: grocerlea and
Garden Store. Route 35, Eatontown.
liver, live pound* I I . Op«n dally am atand Call after 4 P. M,. AT 1.1I45.W. burnir wlcklei* oil l i n e , 13x24x30. t at.. B«« Hank Pkona BB 1.1 I I I .
Reference* required. Phone RE 1-3751 restaurant,
mesti: dry cleaning and tailor; all*
Jtollte Aireficnn Lei-ion.
Sundayi until • P. M. Cleted Wednei CARRIAGE—Large cuneh, maple crib _ g ! ' " i l _ J » «'*_ P'»»'er, RK t-5541.
I5i at PLYMOUTH-flood transportation for appointment.
Hern. IT Essex it., Emit Keunsburg, TRUCK DRIVER laleiman: 44-hour riverfront property, residentiil. For
and s p r i n g Univirtal Rotary Ironer, MCIDEVIN OCCASloVAL ihair vtTflToi:
dayt. Helen Miller'* Pet Mop, High,
JORAGE HARVESTER — Jokn Been
14-HOUP. 8BRVICB m Ik* repair o l
deUlll, eea Bowman and) Axelten, 1051
KE 4.Q0I7-J,^ _ _ ^
way Sr>. Si* mllci north ef Red Bank. and old mahogany dresser. Ml i-0l«a-B.
toraaa foam rubbir cuihioning, dark
with corn and pick-up attaehmen
week. Apply Brumwlck OxygeS C a a . Ocean ave. gE 2.014T.
Ml ».rn4».'
KITCHEN SET, 140: also two upright ""en
radlm and aleetrtcal appHaaia*.
*
FORD. MODEL A Ford roadi-er. N ?
Six months old. Will mcri.
Good enrditinn and reasonable. Conov
P«n»
275
Mechanic
it,.
Red
Bank.'
clutch, king pins, brakes, good motor
metal cahinett. white, 15 each. Can nee.
Broil . HO !t-M21, Wirkatunk.._
Phunc RE 4-2724.•
We call far ind deliver. Harold o
ONE OF RID BANK'S' butlett lunch'.
PUPPIES. t> UP, tropical ind gold tlih,
ard tire*. After r> P. M. A T _ _ * _ ! _ M . ttXPEKIEHCBb operators wanted • *
WOOl> — Kireplace, Itnve. kinillin
All
i
l
i
e
i
.
l
l
each"!
eonattei
and
loda
fountaini,
Doing
hirdi. Hamster*, Open daily anrl Sun* be seen after 5 P. M. Mrs. A, Rullo, TincTcLES^Hibuilt.
Radl*
aad
BlMtrta
Map,
I
I
Witt
. - , -,H^na 25 centl, water hoic v i .
indie*' coats. Pocket makers, kutton. larie volume. Excellmt location. Rem14 Bank it. BE t-ri044-W.;
Charlri V. Wilion'i wood yard. 31 day i until t P. M, Cloied Wednei
1940 FORD TWOTDOOlTSiDAN. Radio, hole*
40t We.it Cnlumbus pi. Loni; Branch •
and nnlakerl. Good lalary, Ber- •"•lita rent.
Front i t . . Red Baak.
P b « * RB
Owner retiring.
Priced
Peach Ft., New Borp iihrcwibury. Phon diy'i. Hel«n Miller'i Pet Shop. High. UAT-LEG TABLE atTd foiTr cliaira. Otttm-GAXtUN
heater. Very gpod motor and ap-gen Coat.Suit
OIL
TANKTai»o
So".
Corporation,
249
Wail
t-!744.
way 3'.. Six milei nortk ef Red Bank
right. Frankly* Havllane. Broker. RB
KE « • ! < » .
maheiany nnlth. Vary good con*
twaranre l,10'l. Phone RE_«^1«^7.
Bergen pi.. Red Bank.
tor and fan. Sullivan, rear b u n « .
BALED HAY firlt grade. Fnr furthai MI S-0S4»e
dition, Uied at dining room furniture.
STSTl6N"WA"GON»-^1t4l Ford station YTSUK&~WoWXN
to tell wallpaper and *.tiao.
informi t'mi. call Before 0 A. M. am CORUWOOIl SAW and belt with atam
• 25. 33 Wallace i t . Call after i P . lew, 120 Hirrlson ave._Red Bank.PAINTERS AND DECORATORS; I S nngon, 1140 Chevrolet station watron,
WIST
— - I N D — Apartment hotel, year
1'EEb, KEEIt, FEED—G, L. F, ojuality*
paint: Interior decoration knowledge
any evening. KE H-0TC4-W-2.
ytari experience In metropolitan area. 194« Chevrolet station wagon, 1050
riund baslnett: liquor ticenie. real
No motor. Phone RE I-I4II, l i t M.. RE 4-2707.
Good houn, pleaanat >urNona bctttr. Laying mash 15, grow. Interior and exterior work, plaitariag Wllly'l atatlon wagnn.
Prleea rifc'ht necessary.
PEDIGREED SIAMESE Sell Point kit'VJ
i l . l l " " _ , f • " fU'nlihlngi: priced
Kumion rd.. Little Silver.*
er 15. terateh feed 14.40, hog ration and glaiing. Raphael Salaa, 10 8hra«rt> William J. Levlne, 41 Oceanport ave. rounding*, good pay. Inquire In perion.
DISCONTINUED waihable ind lun- BLDF, WICKER STROLLER, ftcaionable.
tent, LO 4-4,'i.il-W.
Mr.
Blltier,
Coloreit
C»,
I
t
Bread
*
U
14.70. dairy 4.10, horse feed 14.50 Add » "ry ave..
ave.. Hlahilnd*. Phone HI a 14-1. Wilt Long Branch. L 04-2441 or I
fait wall pnpeH for every room In
May be iern at 114 Monmoutk at,, R5W LlffXIT~Tommr Tucker reilly S5 centi for h i m , refunded wken ra.
Red
Bink.
i
-SSPOOL'' CLEANING and building
sep- OKt-1,
itngi for hi* lupper, I f i PletlWMt. turnid. Mane* * Davli. Phom RE I . C-SSPOOL'
or call RE «.t»09.
•
your home. Value to 112.80, now
tic
n k i : dry and gravel wills aad 1141 WrXLVS JElP nation wagon. Jr SALESMAN—Ixeellent apportunlty In
i t ik
FIPEI.E8S H l A T s n , Parfeet condition, He'g no luckir. Middletown Refrigerwell established kualnen: n*at a p .
13.98 for 10 Blnulo rnlli. Klirln'l
drains. I t Peach i t . (Niw Shriwtbury
good ihape. Mint iell Immediately pearance; age 15-95. Stat* auillflea.
WAJfTED
Like new. Four yclri old. Call AT ation. Higkwap »5. Ml 6-Q2tt.
OVAL marble top" cofTi. Rorouith).
Phone RE 1.1141. C. H.Phone AT 1-UTI.W.
Paint* anil Wlllpnperf, 26 Mon- i n r 2 l
oWCAN^OU^Alrm^nTrTair ANTlQfJI
alom In writing ta "SaUtman," B*x i l l ,
BW'CAN^U^lrkr^TrTrTi
table, walnut slant top daik, Vlotor- Wilson^
l i l t FORD V-8 cloiad body truek: ir Red Bank.
refrigeration T
Well, that'i ilmple. •n what-not, 8-day steeple clock. All
mouth Etreft,
U a n n PRICE8 f*r your chlaawira,
excellent condition: reasonable. Alio
O t ) Y ' S BEAUTIFUL COAT.
Brown Buy It from ui. Middletown Refriner- item* thoroughly restored and In per-PAINTING AND paper hanging, done by
SALESMAN—Will train the proper man.
gtauwara. aatlquaa, Sm llneni. furnl.
Forfltmann Virgin wool, brand new, atlon, Hlghwap 15. _ Ml_«.q2t9.
day or contract; also door icriplng by 1939 Plymouth tedan, good running conSIXTY NEW WiiEnEi) f.n-l ruof truue
feet conditinn. RE 4-2170-R
nea* appearance: a s * 13*95, Sterling can. iimui, itatue*, lilverware, bric-adition,
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
RE
with
detachable
natural
Lynx
fur
colla
A
FREEZEIPROOM
1x8
.tlf-defroitinit
tpnn 23 fiet, at ?3:i each. C. W. Ma
Phone RE 1-2242. M.
CUSTOM-SIAIIE WEDDING ~ d r ^ T ~ o 7 iqunre foot.
Furniture Shop, HI White i t , , Red
brar.
palatlnga, lewiiry. Call ma for on*
•-22O4-R
Phone
RE
»-82»«.M.
Thermobank, Any temperature. Uacd
•on Communications Produeti Co.. phon
Rank.
»lat* or many. BE 1-8231.
"
»»'lj,b'«cade.
Slie I I . 11, Original Morton.
CARKlARE~like new, 110: darl and running on an estate. Cornel apart
TUT FORD Country Squire station EXPERIENCED g a i itation ittindant:
KR
KRjyj^
. llOLL
CARPENTER
BUILDER.
Jobbing
red maple fleik, I2ri: black ma
»•»,
•
'
1
0
.
Make
oiler.
Call
RE
I
.
ANTIQUES-Biil
prloii paid. Ckiaa.
and
re-a>emble«
eaillp.
Middletown
Kf
wagon.
Four
months
old.
Save
over
fFESH-KILLErT~(|uiility turkey-. 571 Pomi"-anian puppy, 130: orange Pot
reference*.
Apply
in
person.
Ken.
TP M
promptly
attended
to.
Floor
landing.
glauwara. picturaa. autuaa, j*w*lrp,
frlK<ration, Hlxhway 3.1 Ml li.oitt.
' Cal: M. Moraon, 11 Mount St., BadHOD. Call BE ».5434."
ilrrs. tul-en.
A I M I i l u c k e e n d c h i c l e r . 6 . r'!pr!cs ready for Chriitraai.
Service Station, .Ridge rd. andlampi, old nvolver*. tllvtr, i n * furnl.
EA 3,BEAUtY"STldP" EQUlPMI8Tr"i)7piri I L ___SSi_-_^-i*- *"''
1947 CHEVROLET REDAN delivery nedy'i
P h n n r I!I- f , . K ' . l - - U - l .
Ave. of Two River*. Rumaon.
office safe and ateel ftllnir cabinet. I . U»nk, RE «-2242.
otri'2 evenhi^K, nil day Saturday
ture, Monmoutk county bookt, mapi,
mnnicurini: tnblc*, chairs, boothl, E \
Black. A rrnl fine lookinir car. Will
B T X T ' l i AN'lJ ' r A N ' i i i y ~ M a i i i T K ! . t i - r « , n i l Sunday.*
drawer!.
Phone
RE
4.2379.R
or
m
i
y
OP_n"ATOfiS^alA:_B
or
female
i
all
«
c
Cllaan.
n Spring i t . BE I-Ulli-M.
FLOOR SANDING, rcfinishlng, waxing: be told at II bargain price. Tile al
cellrnt condition.
1)E i-5»29. 331
nyr-.
Al-o (laili^lmnd t>upp>s. All
tlon work, piece woik or time work.
Cem^ouali, inlaid linoleum, rubber nnd moit new. 'J'nmiislni Motors, Highway
RooFevrlt ave., llcal.
BOSTON TERRIF.R pupnlit.
live
p* iliiiitt.il Hinl i t i i i i ' i i l a t ' i l . M n . A. S u a n .
•"p'-i"' *' a* l'*'r M*vc" r<1-1 """ asphalt
tliuhest sninry paid.
Steady employ- OLD FUBNITURIl. antlquet, china. g l . » .
tile. Estimates cheerfully given, 35, Eatontown. Phone KA :l«HHri!l. *
ware, art object! and bric-a-brac Im.
t w o THOROUGHBRED" BoicTTnippr
Kim
I t m i i r ::.'. t i r n r Kive C o r n e r s . M i d K'ccki old, AKC rrgifttcrcd, 97S
— - — —..^.—-..
Boston Arthur W. Acker, thestnut it, Port Man* 1917 CHl!VftnL"ET panel delivery; Bcnu- ment, AIFO operator! on button icweri.
Rrmonablr.
AIEO mother. Kenmnrc
dleifiv.ii. Ml :..n2'M.
_
hlind stitch and seam binding machines.
locker, pine wash>tindt, pine cup- mnutli, KK ».2ltsa.J.
malet; ISO femalei.
Inquire 112
tiful
eondition:
«.ply
tlrc«,
Very
reas
Front IL Phon*
wi*hing
mar
nine,
RU
1.1019,
or
inboards
marble,
tap
wisrutanil,
pattern
Write
"Operators."
Box
511.
Bed
Bank.
"TTSEIi'm.'lI.liJNG'mnterialVfor'iala'
Broid bt., Eltontown. EA 3-010I.J.
"liable. Tomn.«iiil Motors, Highway 35 AUTO SU>P*CY STORE hai opening for
quire 71 Lafayette at., Rumjon.
»'»«. china, etc. Sean ave. Hirhway
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE tervice.
nn job >i'.f at Rivrrview lioipitil,
OC
e T"
d r a w e r i | T 31. Navcslnk. KE K.0S84.J after B
Eatontown. Phone KA^Jl-os_ti.^
OTWUMUUM.
china and-goo.
smm
" HOE~8 TEO~F~a e"v T
a
utility
m
m
,
Permanent
poiitlon
Now Ii the b u t time to plant
cedar cheit II", medium liti pea _ _ _ L
Rcil BnnV.
STAINLESS STEEX SOIM fountnin
uied furnlturii imall piti'M preferred.
IMS HUDSONTOUTt-DOOrt. »"«0. Gom for • ambitious yountr man, Applv tn
jacket I3.S0, baby erlb and iprlnrs
liaymaiie; atljnleli fattel hood; gride]
trees,
hedgei,
rosct,
flowering
rubber. Running urdrr. 51 Saiem la.. person only. The Pep Boya, 41 Welt
DHUaf, mare and lomi traps,
• " • . l i l t " A n " ' u e ShopI " l R l v " '••
PUPPIKS—-MiTifHuTrV
PinsclitT pupi, and
Etal.d.
Other small items foi .<-. four 4.7Sxlt tirei and tubet, like BARS
Little Silver.
RE 4-0SI12.J.
shrubs,
bulbs,
perennials.
All
ma128.
PE
*
.
3
l
t
l
.
«
Front
st..
Red
Bank.
new. ID each; end table 15.50. two
luncheonette. HI 3-1040
AKC: IIIKO AlrrilaU punt. 110 up.
i t « 9 " MMCOTIY FO'UR-i'OOft teilnn rTOU"SEW0RKfR=Triree or more dapa njt4ff-Any-|.lnd, any londltlon.—«.
tWCYCCE:
chiTi—dike
terial supplied and planted, Stevenl.
Morey Prmltry Farm, Morclnvllle, MA PIGS—Mother and ten young, iix w i e amoklng itandi, II each. RE I-K239-J, LARGE
Radio and heater.
Excellent con
»*•llWi«101 " • ' • «t-rLa«iwood. Phona
equlpptd wltk light! and horn. Con
a week, Phone RU 1-1422.
RE 6-2SM-R.
1-:ani-J-2
old. 1125: mother and algnt plgi, twi
dition
Bargain for quick caih anlc, DBIVER ANjT"FtORIST kelper. Apply
140; alto large car bike chain drive.
BALANCE OF FURNITURE from
AffERlCAN" f l i t nURNlNfi furnaci.i week* old. 9100; boar, about I&O poundl,
fBBHOUOHTV IHIllHK bird dog. Call
_<•_ l « . Uied very little. Will sell
Colonial Flowers, S tia-t Front lit.
Complete with *' n^. enntro!* and ther- f«": p!gi from 110 upi dining room
the General Borden ettatl. F i n
"AXITTLE OUT THB" WAV. but I.II XCTlOA'CKVR'SBi houiekeeper, com K T r . n , . n # 4 . | , T 0 , | > o r [ ) . r l t . B . _ . f i . B . k .
mriRtut.
ANo twn lDO-ifallon tanke, suit (Jocobeau) 10-piece, mahogan
extlngulihari, pleturei, dnpei, d m .
M47 I i "
°
'* el1 " C > " * " 6 " PHONE KB I - 0 I 4 W far Famlta
t* pay," Cartfully selected, low mile
panion for elderly woman, leml-lnIllin. r v i KK «-14H-J.
_ _ 111, red l e a n . G, Hockenjoi, Cente
•ga aari. Outitandlng faldei, all priced vnlld,
corsett, glrdlei and branlere*.
Small apartment
light work, Alk-COOLEiroirrBbAHD engine. State
•en, cello, currier and Ivei, Itlga
PrtTSTOVE—Concrete bliiil iTimfioh
TWO
VKHY OI.Il f'HESTS. ' Wood ville rd.. oppailte red brick mho
below the prevailing market: 1947 Chev- five or ais-day week. Preferably live in, _ life, am, price
Write "Outboard
, boiler: radiator I 3 i 2 a i < : bathromn
Alma Mnwnt agent, 9 Monmouth
roach
print*: al«o
waihttindi,
lalhe w'-th molnr. s l « Itiver rd.. Klir hniifp, ofT Hoiite D&. Lint hou*f! e,
rolet Flcetllnr sedan. II4K Ford lerlnn or by day M::|O A. M. to ri!30. Plea** Engine," Box III. Red Hint.'
•ink. 2,1 Inchea: parlor «aa healer. RU
road.
P
l
o
n
e
K
B
7-12«T.-M
nvi',, lietwei-n llceun nml Atlantic
Ifnvi-n "
tablet,
curly-maple
cheiti,
etc.
Rut1947
Chevrolet
aednn
delivery.
I"',"
write
Kivliu;
mldresa,
phone
number,
SOWING
MACHINES—All
klndt, I I t a
ANTIDl'K SHOP Ili'na. lirii-a'-brm7. ftAllIU—tTubint't atyle."Ve"rr Kiiod con
Chevrultt itallon wagon, 1947 fhcvrole
nvi.., Eint Kwiiialiiirg.
cll't, 2.'> Eaut Front »t.
«nlnry cxpeeteil, references t o "P, H, C,,M l l t l ca«h: cash ngiiter* 110 to 130(1;
OPkMNG AIIAJN—"Almost New Shop"
four.docr iidan. 1141 Plymouth Tudor.
ilitl'in. Phone KK C-KS4 or call
Virlur'.im
firiyei-ciu veil
Inve
it-Hi,
typewrltera | | to 1110: adding machine,
r i
Boil
811
Red
B
«
_
_
_
_
^
•1»« Rtdmond ave., Oakhurit. l O n c
r Al ErtllA"NUtN6 leivicei 194IChevrolit four-door, ItSO Studtbaktr
chair?,
ii,ne r h e i t s
wa^httHtirl. 9 x 1 - Kid Maiile ave,, Tied Bank
etc
Call anywhere, anytime. EA I .
half black off Monmouth rd.) DE 7- painting contractor, plain and decora. •,i-ton pickup. IISO Chevrolet fourwlaor WOMAN—fo~do houiecltanlng one day I4E5.
r u m . f l . 1 . r l r . Mail. r-t.. P n r t M o n - H A V F . ~ J U S t " E W f W E i r m y Chevn.le
NOW 19 THE TIME to furntih.
1044,
Whitney collaptiblt baby car. ilvi painting! property maintenance. 11 ledan: l t d * four.door Plymouth sedan;
a week.
Apply M n , Prank Dean
numtj^. Oprt^ ,U'\v. S'nt.f|Hyj.#
with four new tiret and tubet, Wi
Do it wlicly and economically
B1BIMC
AKP CHIVING h
rilfe, hi by rlothet up t o five yean Mount i t . Rid Bank.
orse or mara
RI I.OIti far 11(4 Ford Tudor, 19S0 Wllly'l itatlon MttleJHIyer,
______________
8"\|! HTriVK—iWr liurneri" and ovcii. •ell the eild one, l-ply, i h e OIONI
with fine pieces of used, new, and old,] men't white Arrow ahirt*. rir.o estimate
wagon. 1941 Chevrolet station wagon, HBr?—far"Ilrivers and yardjmin In lum<
Prira IS each til
In KII'III rmnlitiiiti
O n l y i . r c d l i w o Luis of Wear left.
EA"»'!'4|7'W
*
'
14
,j.^4;
man'a
brown
overvmt.
size
114*
Chevrolet
convertible
count,
1«<"
antique furniture.
Block long at*
her
yard,
Experlcnci
priferrid,
kut
rXOOR WAXINO. Call RE 4.1471. 8uami tube. RK 4.5114.
Vr.iiln. <l'.' I ' H " « T J^'illBS.NV
TABlCp/J
40,
Many other article! loo numrimi>
wUh to tak. e r a
not nrcesiary, Apply 110 Rrmdway, TABRlCp/CJUPLC
parlor Floor Wailng Ca. Privati Fntd ntatlon wagon. Mnny others. Low
•orlrd fondf.
Ruteil'i, IS Bait
f J p P i i R T I . ' M T Y ? M ( l P - A"nt1niie,~pinc I VU, SIZE MAHOOANY BEP. »i"in
tn mention. All merctiandiie. In cond tiorntt
of child, part or full time. Loving
r;-t dnwn pnyment, longf't term* po* West f.nnt Rranrh, Pb«n» t.ri l-8"74.
nur iiiccinlty.
ind mattreit. Like new; reatonabl
ilrv
, ' | V IVIT
'lialr
t«hV,
ilrnp
Front it,
iniiilliiiiit. Keainnahlr.
slble, Veteran 10^, down, 31 mnnth
air.
rhojie H I n-iona.j.
STEADY
woHAJI™TwWl
ronsidir
ona
l » » w > . |,;. r n f liiai-k i l r i r . r a t r d i - h « i r « . KA ,'l-ll'22)t.l(.
* W I N G MAXnlNK, elactHcal" S S e K ODH IOH ELECTRICIAN RE l-nl7'i
*mDl3^A.ro~W.WS~-dc.irc. room
to pay. Open Sundays.
William J.
with young child): general homeworV
c l l i r K W 1 - tiKi'lilr t n | i t a t i l ' l , I ' l l f l l ' e r
In new pnrtahlc caic, »24; portnhlc J6SS»H
y n i f i r
SSH U
UATirlsrSiioT;
ATlrSiiT; i
indlpliuirTr.
i i
•nd board with privite family in
Lavlnr 411 Oceanport ave.. West Long alirp in, On-n ronmt good snlnry, Ref.
REMINGTON 22 RIFLE repeater
e o n l r r Mil , ' i n i i l r n p p f r IT,: r . l i r « « ^ , t i n I'lietrir. i-hriin and phnnnirraph, IIfl; nrv.
No Job I H imall or larg*. l i t Lla.Branch, LO I.24H* or a.(ll22-J,
Mnndard
Elite tyin
modern ir
fnchold nr Red Bank, Write, "Room
erenee*.
ME
l.59tn.
Ware
|ii>»nl
a n d i u t i?!a»*
bnr.a• IK, fnotlockmi 14,75, Bcntwonrl
eral old flintlock plutol*. Inquire 241 •oln it., R. r. DH MlddliUwn. Pkoat
fnii-.h
E
\
c
r
l
l
e
n
t
imihanicHl
erinditio
and
Board," Bos S J i ^ I ' d Bank.*
i m
BUICK CoSTVEHTlTCe?;
Radio, CtiflK AKP H . L P - B for Institution fl
bnc.
ill i,a.
» ' i . b u y an-l >r'!.
T h e
chain ?l.50 r.ich, cue itlckl A0
RB t - l t l l . W .
.
Ml ri.0^r,1.M-2,
jar BOAKh-Ve.rimga ,„
MatMiiw.
1 U , r l i - o a t l w n y , K c y p o r t . K K nnd appenranee,
heater. Top grini! Bciil nfTcr, Mutt
a future date, Steady Job, If Inter. niataa
cent*
rich,
four
rulk
bottom
laddir
break.
Hornen legged up and trained.
1.|44f.
MAKE
OLD
FLOORS
look
like
new,
Rent
^
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P
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r
v
l
n
g
^
o
o
m
sell.
RF,
*.4»!!_
linlll
r,:8ll_P.
M.
_
pstrel. w l t e "Cook," Bern 111. Bed Bank.
7it~Tl3reWt%Ir"Ji"T7~
for 1 er I rooms, 120, MI S
Phnnr RE l-nlia-M."
BEIitlOOM S1IITK, "In it, "dr.tMi. v a n cur hlgh.iperd flour landtr and edgcr. I)R_SSMAKIN(;- Alterations; tnllorlnit fRACTltAI, NURS-—Mile nr fem«l
unites unfa bed* thrnw rum .mall
hack chain HO, apartment g n
4.burner Kit ttnvr, Boston rocker, maple Low rates
Enilar Lumbir Co., phom
5 1 1 6 folding carriage, tall
remodeling; all typei nf coati relined
ily
M i l I.ii,ill. I ' D . Call EA 3 range | 2 S , d r m e r i 11,10, grata
Inquire from I t t s I P . M,, RB
G KT~ HfiBB~l'o'lt~Yot(ll"moni7l~Wi
bunk bed! box aprlngi and mattreiiet, KE i.noor,_
_ _ >lppcr* replaced, buttonholes made, Ex.
tir.k.'.J,_
have women's dretiet and wlntci
18,10, ate, RUKII'I, 21 Eait Front
7.plece mapla dinette, lO.pleee mihog. I.HT"Ali_ SCARCE and vary exii.ntivi. pert wnrkminihlp. Will call, fit, deliver
FOUNTAIN-COUNTER
GilfL
—
StVniiy
AUTOMATIC C O A i r h i i r n i r ~ i l r a f t reV- coats men'i sulti and topcoati, Thi
•t,
any Duncan Phyfe, dining room tulte,
Have that old fur coat remodeled, reposition fnr rlcht pemon. Apply In
ulatnr: lawn mnwir f h a r p e n i n r m a . Thrift Shop, 104 Shnwibury ave,, Re
Inve icati, maple tabli and I chain, condltlored and n v i mxniy, Amy KK «.01114.•
A_THSSK._lVl
nlnncr"
nerion,
Friendly
Lunchronettc, 1-M
BOATS
ehim- I U I O . lu<t w i t e r r u l l a t o r , 2B I P P . Bsnk.
__________________
NOKGE REFRIGERATOR 140, Iilvlti- •tudlo eouehei, mahogany and mapla Ow.n,_»»7 Union avi,, Btlford. KE I . b_lr lervid
at Blhr't famoui restaurant Weit Pront it,, Bad Bank, or phona
t l o n i . eiiual lii nlir.it « 0 r u , ft. neat RTJffS^Used Wilton, 1x12. Prlci 111;
bedroom
tuitei,
maple
c
h
u
t
of
draw.
ator
waihlng
macklna
I
I
I
,
All
la
good
1.9778 for appointment,
rnrllatlnn
M> d-S 1 "!!.
MUST BELL LIGHT plywood . „ nrirntala. with rug rtiihlnm, one- 7x working condition. Motor bolt equip- en, breakfut itt*. deep fr.eie, elec. RELIABLE WATCH and Hock repair- Turkey rluek, chleWn, plui our regular m
mmil. Fnr reservation!, call HI !M241i
RKIIUCKtlM-nli
I'I.MI pli!lci7TTI.;"T7r, lire >\i. I4H each.
Naw In \ugutt. with l>,i H, ihouuwork
RK «-lji^5-W,'
ment, *i'iirch light, tachometer, braim trio refrigerators, Burdge'a Wnrehou»e,
IttK. RrKarilltil nf make, Quirk trr*
kmrrl ( t o n SO M, P. H, Two c . u
Ii
I . , .1 . • •• „ fMV | T i , , i , t l f
I ! . i MAl.l," t.iiM(llNXTfO>r""(7rri
'Jl
nnd " m lii II. niuli'iti, uiiri, tno-lnirucr alcnjiul Ntxt In Ktrlnhirli't pariilnir Int.
III,
Ml ri.Oinl.
vlci.. Orii yuar gunrantcr.
Worl; on
11E K.iulM,
»ir«
« ! , ' . r,.- i , ; , | , , , - , , l m , M
W
y,.
-i.ivi,
Hrii>oniblr,
Krtllk Mnlnr
Mini., linii-i furniture, i»dio>, etc, Make 1'lr.y_M.. Hid_Bank,
tf—Tn car* for bnV'from I to A. carry with e i . e . Call RE I..S4D.J.
limmirr,
II,
llutln,
Jewclira,
I
K
Wcit
tiA.S STOVK, apiitmcnl <Ue, llnlllr iir lri.nl .1, KK H-nil72-M.
Punl'ii
« I. lii <)• C i ' . l a '
Ifllive
%'iliryKIH a v c , KeinNliurif, KK I.|.*.7H.J IIIUI, I'lioni. AT 1-OSUI,
rive diys a. week. Nn housework. ci_rrrviNcreLAM""oiSn~bOnt, _»,n:
HELP WANTED
naliiral g i i , Llko n«w, It:., AT 1.
Cull afler T, V. M., HE s-n7l.1-R,
l i l N i M . imiiM : r i ,i »|,,-., m, • Alr•"-. •riinK_.pi_c_""_iviNfr IUM>M "euit
Itnt lacing boat. Ulmcr lalli, Rat ley
7TjrSK flHajM'
AlfVo-RAulOS-SaliiriiTfTicr „..,
ftA~tVlXD~7TjriS
taka ciri ol Buiunakei
f m n u l I I ' M I , I -e I;' ; rug*
pnrrli
Call RB 4.4741-M
MEN WISHING STEADY employment CSTKSVH~VillM\N—To
»>IO rug. rocktall unit, two en proofed mohair, one long ruihion,
repairing,
t
a
yean
eapirlinei.
Mol
*>alr. I*«|<|
bnnki
elr
Uf,' Rrlrlgl tablM, (loeir limp, l - n tibia l i m n
lO.mnntht-old | l r l . Rrfrrinfii i n d CMIU3 CRArT/PKEDBOAT, R.mnd.ltd,
drip button tuftws) iirlei In t i r r iai WSVV • e O t M f o T •r.trlgr aTnTTfffrr Jtadln-Ttltvltln ••rtln, I . §. Cu\
APPI» IS MHOS
f>e,
Red Raak, after l i t e , •Ida * . .
experience nerenary.
Other klip, On
HI l>
. . »'•• __.C«L . l i l t l». Iilllnf pilei •I W M | M . Rt< lank. >k«na n
1 Cathirlni i t
0 >
t 1
Wttt
kill line. Call RU M i l l .
cussrauns
(
S
e
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d> j —*
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1
anrrmrf
Joi'w""
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REAL EfTATC n i t RUtr
RSALEdTTATErOllALK
If.
REAL ESTATE fOR MLC
REAL ESTATE FOR SAl£
MAL CITATl tm M l *
NOTICE
AK
K OVDIN'AN'CE
OVDINANCE AMENDING 'THE
THE IE*
IE
VISED BUILDING ZONE ORMVANCg
B SAWK-C*aB»l«t»ly »urai»«ed I . nVE-BOOH
RMNCg
COTTA6B.
Firsplsee.
ttWiCt'"VlCfbirAil~»eaut'ifully dee- REII BANK — Zorieil fnr b.<r.»-i. Firs UN'K IK A WMILg • house lik« thit
W1LUS
CONOVER—Tewa *ad
Of *iHfi BOROUGH Of LITTLE S1U
» • • far*** (Mrtaunt, t)uf*nntcad<
Highway 31. Matawaai 171 ••athly.
f"f ti. .II ra t or. dortrr. nAi phop «n4 "<*TTI«I aiorif. Only • f«« jr««r# elrj.
S1U
•rated, in perfect condition. P.neVtR, N J,"
•at (erviM. Baadis aerviee, beautiful ! • • rail MA i - : m .
country k**M* aa4 fare**, t l
paaelled kitchen, tile bath, four bed- Ksny o!hen.. ^cven rooms, two ksths. pTfeet ;ncid« »r4 o'J'. Large plot, in
•atien. to* raat; carage if desired. Presroom*. L«rge plot. Sacallent resident el a_tonna:;c oil heat: garage. Hsart of »*<••;>nt. loration. Bu.:t of hr;ek »nd
Bfi IT ORVAISLU hy •>,« Mayor a n .
W*M rr*ai at. BB I-II41.
eat teaaat aeeupiM aaartaMnt about six OK PBIVATB ESTATE—About 1 minT
_
section.
Asking
118,500.
Rolston
town.
Set
up
for
two
spar-men's.
Pr
r#4
C
o
j r c l of tha B o r i i g a of L.::.* S.ivtr
fram* t h t rr>!en.al li<?m« haa i x large
utes froaa t e d Bank or Middletowa
y*an • • < oiaka* t* se!l coaj»let« fur.
Watarbury. Roaltor and Insurer, II r xht at •1.1,,'i0i). A c fas' Scftwur-r.. mnmn I'nrre bedro«Ti>: powder roo_M. that th*> ordlnanrf r,' • ?,*
Bocfigk
INTKRM4T(0NAL qarrsa»*»«wa» •iaking*
etationa.
two
eeparste
katutifully
**'-•
#
at ll,Z«o.
Write, "(iaraea
•YCAMOCE
AVE.—Larta
lat,
11.111.
known
at "Th»j JUv *ei bi .d.r.» Zone
Mi-ck:.ti.
fc
Wh
•.!,
RK
«._3t
:
|
Ur-*at>*r
o
[
h
a
t
.
rerettwti
radiiton;
feaocl*
iM
r.u
laaltiaual
£•««•West
Front
St.
BE
l-»50».
orstcd modera cottagea, furnished or
o v « ( i n Mckciwi i i < I n m Anart5»at." Ux 111, Red Bant."
' h e hnrnign
-,< {.,-.- t. $•/,.
o f
kllMSON'—}i,..t " bui:rT Ver)~ attrVrMs. rf* raic*. porrri, hay w ndawi err HomeO r r l : n a r < - e 11
Call BE I-4I40-W.
uafurniahed.
feur
rooms
batbroom.
anPICTURESQUE
<:OUNTRYSIDE.
Seven
s*.
sVefara
tor
M*Mfr*era
•»••»•
V
courts*.
grounfJi have b«*n ari«tieulouil7 ver, N. J.. b« a-n»>:Jde.j ai fo./jw.:
ll^wiisu is S ! a rnnms »rd hath.Kv.ry. tnH
BOOMS ••«• three r*o*la. fur- closes porch: *la* Ive ro**aa. two bathacre*, appi* and peer treea. Ten-year-unitiees. Writ* toter »*r Ire; <*W«t. TWO
MAB1E C«E AGENCY, gaaltn* aa4
tor Aakintf
I2I.00O. Borui
SECTION 1. That .-'"••ion 5 • u, be
I u | c!;»r. automnt.c '•ar*'<l
nice
surrouadingl.
spacious
nieh*4 apartauati. Business cxupl* or rooms,
old C*p* Cod, let)",, insulate., living sriT.it moHcn
i. c. «
h
H
RE
ar-l trie mm*1 'i /i-T'-S/ ampr'!»-H • ^ xtfi
hell- • eeennri flno:'. r.ot d.Vidfd. P>nty A
teacher. Ala* lewaa. 14 Prospect a v e . closetfei garage* i st*r*f* room. Vesrly
lasurers.
Sale*
yearly
aad
*u*S"
reem,
Ireplar*.
dining
room,
two
large
k . HMJI*
.ni'et'J of neretof*••'•• AS fn lowi.
— •
of
s.'«r»,
ff,r
two
or
more
rooma
Pr
'-H
leases. Excellsnt place for responsible
A l t i c Migbl»s4«.
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a*slro*aia.
til*
kath.
large
screened
"Th«
grosi flo'-: ire* of -ha
•CIAP LVMllB fraa Mck
auiet people. Ptione RB •-II43 or AT • o r raatala. Coaaaacka sis, f*rtr h'>m*» m K ' l w u o n .
L» r g t i i g
porch, cpaca f*r two *ddiiinnal bed- at lla.pon W:er_n needs •U.onr, _r,*n
felloWir
a.^ T i O
- l o W i r aaa a
kata.
ka kaO
rly y
•itaaca. Pbea* LO •-IIII.
gri.jrti Unnr of nv.y pr.T.-. pai b ;, -:.
Vour« for ta* taai*« Sen*
Sr-hwsr'i.
*nH
An'ng room
four largt b»draosaa, hot water oil • • * ! . Large barn, BHlarrn C. I mnrlKage
sun**ndings. Unfurnished
*r partly 1-17M-M er Wb'.ehall 3 - H H .
U f i
ing ustd for n i d n '. ^J'P'*»>I .T.'*-.
4t Branch av».. teal Bank.*
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poultry
houses.
Very
deelrah'a
rwa.saW. Kear Bad Bank. All utilities HCiLV"f*OlMffllBtl
fo-ur-rooai a*4
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AirnrtItaiEMBBALTOiUrg, •t ( l l . s a o . Rol*toa Waterbury Real- | L'llV'Fi.v'rrrtrHT.Stf.VER home, Afl
rngp.
E x r t i : # n t c o n d i t i o n ; 11 a.ataaineM cawala »refirred. Phoa* RE «kath e*tt«#a. B*frigerator, oil heat.
bt not > s s than ),t'- > s r.are f**t
•oardinf hone for *la*rl» M
partiiil s,ac«> far year c*a«*aiaaca, tor and Insurer. I I West Front si. RE
Bnrui ABenfy
F i ; r Mavi-B. R K
j
S r i - ;r n r . t n i c t i o n .
Five m o m s ; s t Available tjntit May 1st. KE 4 0 4 7 1 . H t
at-.d , n a r . y R-l /.or.r
tnn'., r.r,; h e > > s
Gaoa food, beautiful • * « • • ? . Tr»* aees*.1 1024-17
But* Miglway It. aanwakury; all ! - • » « * . •
•"-•'•3
2
titrherl i f . i r s u e . f n ' l c e l l a r , o i ! - f l r e d h » s ' .
Moin«o»t» Parkway, E—t ..Kea_nab»r(.
than 1.200 ti'iare f##- and in arf
IgfSM *f praperti** tkr*ugh*tst Moalik« atasosnhere. TSuwrvife* »r -ft!*?
N.r*
gri)iini{<
(iooH h o u s e
a t s low
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R-S Z-.ne aha!! not I,* :*si rhjtri V00
aacutk county. Farsae, tew* aad eeuatry MOMRM RANCH BUNGALOW. Artis- I p r . e e .
Opening Peeeai*** let. ****** AT ! •
I12.9HO.
Schwartl-Maekhfl.
It
fee red 3mi!h. Will ••!! aHractiv* Isquar* fee*. tACtiti tha: in tfle cas*
k*<M*s walerfreat propertiet: bueiaeaa
tically
decorated.
Spacious
living I W h i ' e S! KK « - S I 2 1 .
2280.
rnnin eoltni*. homa in Fair Hav*fi. Livof a cl*«;:;ng with two complatoly
•PswftusitlM.
Call — writ* your ra- r*osa with flroplsce, tw* big bedrooms.
Hrt:ari#/f s'or:a>». na'H in:n:mum grount1
auiroeseate. Large tad) ***sp*t*at t u t l*rg* eloaets, automatic heat; attached I J'Ain"••.T'AVF.N~toverr~nY*r flve-rnoa. ing room wi»h flrtrlart, fining room,
s i M t i e o s : h h o m e o n l a r g e I n t r . r - "j'r and un-room. pi'is fnur bfirnnm*.
(loor ar»a sha-i
b»> t Wf)-»h .rdt tha
ta a»»'va you
gerege
Landaciped, many lowerlni ]
RED BANK—Outatanding value I Twoatnr»tinrl rTi'.;r*»__n<>n .a of *n.s teeperennial*, babbling brook. Convenient c u ; i i ! i ; i r t h o i a i r h e s t , o l ' - f l r e d : f u l l c » ! . Srr-#r»*l p"rfh; twy-'-ar g«r*r#. Aikstoty eaccllent condition: living roosn. MX ACRES— Ilt-foet front; • % sails* t* achool and transportation: In.ntii). I H T • • \ i - f l i i » , . i i i n n ' f , t i t e t ' l a c e a r i d a t - in* Ul.*»•-"). Hnrtia A j f n r j , I • r H«- •iin. Th * gro % %flr>r, * area la f ha
to
Bed
Baak.
Baautiful
lecatl**
for
ri'im nf tha'. frr:oi»d '07 '.T« onts.dt
•replace, dining room, kitchen, three
RR «-4f"»2
Rolston Woterhury Realtor and Ittcuror t H c h i . l g » r » _ , . . P u c e 1 1 . 1 . 5 1 1 0 S e h w a r t s - v«n.
YEARLY. U N H J « N I ^ . _ _ . - — , , s M «AFt» AVEMUB-fL
Mnekl.N
'• W h i r » '
R K «-:i2l
fn--»« nf a. •x*eriop *»,:» icjrrr.'iiK).
bedroaana, bath, cellar: narage. Price count r> home, BB I.IIIT-M-I.
II West Front st.' RE |.3»0(l.»
tX<TXSTVE"»Kf)
BAKK "i-.rar.on. PT^in» * n * « r, ir.fl floor. fKr.-jsiv*. of
rooas kungilow or k****. C*U M
wTNTIAtRt=l*wii7*Tkulldiri
Oaa i T U Baak'a • • « Mnmalsat 111,1)00.
Franklyn Haviland, Broker, fwTNTI'~AtRt=lii7T~
R'lvTRfiriK IiTilVr. "«s!i.ldlitown;~ new
war
in po i d ; 2 1 * f n n »
\,v\n§
room
*r,y area 'iB<"_ fn- an t*.arh«'i gar.
«-s894-i\
, M W i w Call BK I-III4. Mrs. (Xwwea. RE4-IS20
site; all clear land: aifk eaa dry; fast RED BANK—Six-room Cspe Cod house,
4' _ mums, r\pm;*ion ettii-, nne-iie'h- w i ' h rivrT'i""*1. l i v e l y d ' n i r . g "".run, * m^
*Z*
nr n[(<>n por n."
iWALL,"M'ODr:K»l""uifurnilll.« k « M : »••
running
brook.
Ideal
for
aoreee.
Ker
copper
plumbing
oak
floors:
full
diy
r l l
TEWr
kitclii toR-ni(>STIoCtM AREA.
loi'm
peme;
fn::
cellar.
Ci
rciilatmi
hot
T"II»
hHrnomi,
"lei. ha'hronm,
* •"!
Comforcinity Rumion Fair Havea, Atlaatic
caliar; attached g*r*ge, e t c Reaaonahlv air, n;' freil. AttHrhefl garage. fleHured V i t f h e n ,
i
arlvilaf** and library with leievisiea.
talile five-room Iningslner, Expansion mandy Farms. Ml i-olll-W-1.
fuii
ra? ; ; • - .
#cr»>»n»v1
porrn.
^f.i.TIOS' 2. That ; Sert on * tn'lt'c*
Mifhlanai.
Ferliaiieiit local realetaats. Call RS * • • • ! • oetweea I and « t . It. attic, cellsr, al! improvements. Transpor- KEYPORTFULLY i
priced. • Oldie 14 Pi. Cell (venirgs. RE for nu'et. , „ > | | . . s o i l °rhwarls-Mack> l . a r z * • x r s n i m n i t i i r : 1 1 7 i.ni\
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"M-ri.ri.ijm
Lot Areat r Ruirftrrn Zonts'*
Adequate
rant; *xc«lleiit
r*fer**je». All d«» Baturaaf. tad RE I . I I 7 I . J dar. tation, srh'ioli, rommur.ity shops, neari;i, _*_W hite_.' RK H I . I .
__ i f i " v —'JJLJKil'.fi•_ *E • 4 v i :
^
h»> and 'ns sarfit ;• h»r*-by amrndfl t *
Writ! " l * « l Residents," B e l i l l , •*<
by: II 1,200. For veteran*, no dewn
read
rtj'ead
«f h»r#fo''):p an follows:
WK. HAVE HOMt.S in all pric* r*ngel.
I f Ulia-l'ft
__--l>n»--« 3*L payment, about I I I monthly cerrying
BKCLUSIVB WITH VAN H O R N 'The ir'n.m .m \n: n -ea for oarh
8PKHAL Or W««K-L«ving for
from Is,nnd u;.. On many, vsterans
kri«M
AfltViciiTtF
« C*akr
_. _ _ jrawsiBl**>u aearoosaa. wisei charges; R*X_^lU!"Jn- R .."..' - iJ ' '-•—
pr r\r [,a h-j ,'!'r.g uri »» fi'fHOff
Pour-mile view I
Lovely riverJ«ran.
Ore-vear-r>:4
r«nrh
home.
need
only
8'r
as
a
down
payment.
We
kitckaa arivjloMs.
laemre attar I
Fair • • * * * . D«. »*.
h-] .d.r K . :• a RESIDENCE Zont
PAOl a ITRYKEI. BatMtai. far
front celenial hame presents rsr*
supply mortgsge*. tome in and talk
Firolaet, dintttf, til« bathroom, #xM.. I t r t s i c k M t t »t, R*d Bask. BED BANK ABEA— Exclusive country
•ad Una **ut4«. SMI* • ! » * •
your ru.nte or mortgage rroKlesa ovsr
setting. Witkin few minutee of n a combination
*f eaeellent
value,
P»n#i'>n attir, rot«vl«t< kitrhfn; f '
la) 4',,'ViO si'iare fee", in an E"«l
BACHELOE APARTMUfT. *>w*t. a*M.
tion: 50 acrei partially fenced; beautiwith
exp,
rts.
Hrhwsrt7.-Mscklin.
I
White
fJM I * . ••laMak
MSMS) BO I .
choice location, I n * errhitf "ire;
t«irh»f <«r«ii
LtfBt Aiortg«|t tt>
id ir.d.prr.dir.t: ***e r«et MaMWHtk
ful lower and vegetable gardens, shrubs
Ft
HE B-31S1.
Nil.
'b> 20.004 sauart feet in an * - l
re**e**k!o tax**. Blats roof; oil
kill preferablr uaf ttr*l***4; *» iMtrae.
and shade trees on residence grounds.
OlitSkfRtS' 6F~RT_* BAWK—Three.
•Hume at 4K. Aiklnf fries l i t . tnr\p, »ifH't 'htt :n fh« cat*
of eorlor; lintle
Writ*, "Aaamwat," • • •
Early American farm house witii lovely
keat.
Seven r**ms, Ikree b*ths:
liedroom. Isrge living room, kitchen,
800.
La«>r Ager.fr. HE ••0410.
r*r '.' ts 'h« ni.rtimjm rr-ia!remoat
open and eae!*s*d porcka*. canter hall,
611. Red Bank,'
,111ft b n t h
s'rsm
licit,
rv! • f u l l c s l ' a r ,
dock,
400-foot
stone
liulkhraded
lhall b» 3<*>.011 Hftuart ftr*.
MOUSE—la Rsd Baa*. T*a r**sma.
l
1
large
living
roans
with
Iraplare.
powdci
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legate*. • * , *-ai«7-w.
ir) ISOOii ai'iare feet in an > • !
••terfront.
Larfc (late-roofed gafliniag r***a, s*mi-m*dern kitchtw* aatha; l*t l l a l l l i kat air
or apartment i* II ' d B*nk,
klfk
B
k k eeaeel
Sehwartl-Markliii, « White st.
RK « •
BRICK AKD rRAMI—Qulat «tr«tt
U K t i . nir. h*«e; inTIT room,
en, servant'a room, bath: five bedrooms,
rage,
Asking
14ft.SflD.
Brokers
area. b> Naval O l w . i W •rrij**)
r[ I _ 1.
kaat, soal Ira. Sal* *wic* 17,000.
sprint aaattree*. 17 Bpring at. lad two baths hot water heat.
in #xr«]i»fit l.i'tle Silver lorgtion.
S E " T K » N n. Tha» Stetiia 12. tntit>4
Outbuildfor t«o to lhree-»ear lour. Oil. asr*.
SIIRKWKMJRV
'Vet ' I S O I I
down,"' approtected. Van Horn Agency. RE
ink.
Bowman and Aaalsn. BB 1-1117.
"FrnntHzo r,f If,'" h» ar,4 tha t i m i it
ings include stables with mow. tark
Three bprlrnnm*', t:!f hsth, Hrfpia^t.
EA »-10t0, «Nt. 147t*
p i u ; . : n i H i < 'y • ? . * , t n l n l
monthly payCHRRIUL
REKFCT ROOM: attractive location; room, grainery, machinery storage: 2-c*r
hershr arrfn'lfj "> read instead of iltrt*
Oprn i>orf>h, powder room, full hsMment.
N e w two-herlroom
hungalow
Ikrewsbury, oa bus line. For busi- garage with apartment: corn crih, tool
tflfor* a: f" "WS:
OCtANPORT—Riverfront
property,
fully
wth
e \ r n r * on nit:r.
Wfnri -N'melh
' oi.e RE «-3l22.'
meni . attarhed gsrago, hot ws'er
"In REsIPENCE Zon«t the mlnl•ked, Thicken house; lal.000. Bay Xtillfurnlslied; thre* bedroeeai, living room
Aiien.'v.
<2 H m a . l
st,
I'hone
R E e- U r * eheerful reom, irnn Highway 3i, Shrewsbury. RE • • wi'h
IH.im frnn'nue nf any lot nr, iinjr adh'«:.. 12:,000, Lawlfy Afftir-y. Rt
nntilace; hardwood floori. Large
OVERSEAS
ARMY
OFFICER
rm;st
-1 I n . '
aitelr furnished; private hone; e u e l - M i l ,
joining »•!•••»' >hii,: o# as fo"nw|;
eun porch, facing river. W*ll-**.uil<»ed
sell ranch house. Expansion atEATONTOWN
- - N e w "thrfi-hedriiosi
leat location, near railroad atation: 10
'SI One hirilrcd (10'11 frr\ In an
kitcaen; attic, cellar, hot air heat. OverACRE/MIS WANTED I tw.
ftit lin an R-l 7«n#,
minute* to Fort Monmout*; kul p**M*
''nrii'h
lype
Ii i n j f s ' i i w
with
dining
tic, flreplare, insulation, automatic
site garage, on large lot. House needs
acre.. Mlfhwiy • • • hetwe** . . .
(b
Out Hundred flOOj f*»*_r [R sr
kouse.
RE
I"
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r o o m , f u l l h « r . r n i c n l . V'rl I t . l . M ) d o w n ,
det-oratn.K
Bsrgsin
*t
IV.nOO.
Marl*
heat;
111,500.
Assume
mortlige
KINC, S
HIGHWAY.
Belntirul
«nd H s i s t .
Writ* t* "Aereaga
ill.
RWSBUKY;
^r'our-bedtoom
semi- i\>x AitMicy, t^omanche dr., Portaupeek.
R-f ?fin». »-<(-»;t that in the »nst of
'hen
ITT m n n l h l v
t ' n n v e n > tit t o h u s
id." Box M l , Red mm
aWitk.
fOrlJNi*llEnr.o-7eiiaS
i'.'r. Little cash, Vsn Horn Agency,
bunaalew en attractively Isndsraped I.I I fi-ltiirj.
corner ',n'n 'n»> mn m-im f'fin^ags
line.
Weai'l-Neiiiilh Ai-eney
4 ! Brnan
•n,
pox " l **_'***
J1.1
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r
r«i'j:r**m«ru iha" ht. nna hundrtf}
Fair Have*. RE a-4100.*
H.__ P l m n c UK B - . . M . ranch atvi* hosse. Almost an a re.
APARTMENT!—r'uralskea or aot; ala* akl* rate; * f Breed at., aear bus line. '4-aire *f ground: countrv surroundings. Just the right neighborhood
tor ONr. AMI A THIIill ACRES on Willow
in* MlY 1 LSI) f'9*
RElf HANK Walk't'i. C m m . I . tnieii.
homei for r»nt or aal*. Max a leafthr RK I - I 7 « | A I utilities ave , . b >
Asking I I . .
1
sir.. Little Silver Point rd.: near stores.
(M On* h<indr»d f Hfll fftt la
liit anxious to bur aa* rial, < at» •ait. CATOel. COMroHTAiLE double roam comfortable living without heina iiol-'iiilr-li'dnioni
home
tile
Imlh. hut
OitO. Very
gnnH
buy. l.s«;sy
with kitchen privileges. 23 South It. latid. Three minutri to Red Rank sis- sta'inn bus; 12,000. Call RU 1-0411-M
an R.3 / i n * "
ini. I II MacCrar Afeait, Eatoatowa.
ATTRACTIVE RIVERFRONT 10w n t c r , < i ! - ( l r , <i h e n l - a s i H K e .
p r i f f 11,1,.
Call RB H I I t-W after « P. M.
i n s ; I19.JO0.
Ray .Stlllman.
RE «- after • l> M.
Aitenry. RE ••0410.
SECT! ON * Thn- i f 'ejr»nd »F
:.<>')..
W e a n . S i H I . Hi A i t e n e v
fl
Rroatl
EA
t-0«43.
room
home.
Four
baths,
rrsne
H I T BANK OaTTitikilPi Mr •» <• CLCAN.'NICELY furnished rooms, single MJI.
Icgr ndi rii' nr i ^ o m i n n y n_[ ' h« m > i |
st.
Plinni' U K «.2'il(l."
II, d*uble I I ; ala* rtra with twin RIVERFBONT—Panoramic view, high LITTLE SILVER—20 Orchard pi. i rhair*
111,000 caak; «va « *l«>r**a kmiaaf
Bkturcl, ail heat, deluxe kitchen,
fffltp, it'tn''h*r1 to anri a par* of tho
R t l i " fiANK A «i,»d ' l i n y . Four-beTbungalow, custom built, feur yuan old;
fcunpalow. Oceupaatr «* • * f-— * ~ kedi. n « t til* kalh, ihowir. Rultakl*
Rnntnv f>rdin«f» <>t the Rnro'ijjh arjov*
elevation, beautiful building site, all brick
attic fan; two acres. Asking 1.0,MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE. I've.
and
frame;
living
roosa
witk
Are.
ronm
home
lint
muter
nil
heat
K.xtwe business people IT each. Breakfast, lawn: 101*15 feat.
eeaiiwr l.t. Writ* "Tkra* A4i
referred to. hi trwl th* sum* ar* hire*
One of the fewplace, uUre-modern kitchen: two bed. 0«v.
Vaa
Horn
Agency.
RE
•
•
rellent
eomtitiiui
thrntlif hout. Price
pl*.t*r.e) rooms.
Well ekailed
lunch laundry privileges. Conveniently choice waterfront properties; I4.50*.
111 Red Bant.'
bf amended : to r-onform with the s i r rooms; colored tile bath, full baasment;
• 1.1.000 Inelude. detached twn-fsr gslocate* Bed Bank. Call after 5 P. M, SEVEN-ACRE
lot. Low taaei, Twa bedmnms, full
tions nf th « smrnding nnl;nane» $T\4
ESTATE
Ray Htillman. BE
l - i l l l . — Beautiful attached KnrHKe. Perfect location. Near
CONSTANCE SMITH AGENCY—U Me>
raKn
with
spurtnient.
Monthly
income
any nth*>r rhnngfS herein mad* to tha
wooded
section
Lavcly
rambling trnnaportat'um achonl aad buiines. seecellsr.
Rusel.
Behotl*.
.Shopping.
l>la ave.. lair Haven. RB « - ! l t l , reaj BB i.im-11,
ir,!i. Weart.Ni-nielh Agency, 42 nrnnpatent nnly fhlt their cnnU'et, with »njr
aemi.buna-alow
with
large
living
room,
T
ROOM—In
private
hone
of
tlon: :ill diirs possesilon. TIE 7-Hltll.
astate, ini'uranca, atortfu* IWH. •ay*
PriLtd down to IT, 500, Lawley
st. Phone KB «-_24O.'
legend or !otrends now a part of said.
NEAR
RIVER—ipacloui
seven,
**• • * « • » . On bus lio*. He**- dining room, kitchen, knlroom and bath,
HI tar all trati at ifaHrtf. WtlM at
Agency,
RE
1-041(1,
RIVF.R
ri.AZA-New 1 Iwo-bedl'oom
•nrHnr fnari.
>
Ul.staire.
tkree
bedrooms:
full
cellar,
phone iiiforwiatloa.*
room
newly
decorated
home.
Two
aenble_t» reliable »»rsen. _RE_« 1 «l00.
hun^nlnw with stain'tmi to large exsteam
hiat,
oil;
three-car
garage.
WithSECTION 5. This ordinance amtnrl.
BUSINESS rKuPERTY for Invtatnaal LAfcGC FURTsTRfiCD room and kiteh*
tiled baths, four bedrooms, firenati^iiiu ntti.' tile liHth. full hn'emcnt.
Ihg tht) ronlriK arii'nanff of fh* Rorouih,
veniently located, one block from bus
purpoica: larga or anall. Ala* a*vw
•astt*. Utilities supplied. For *er. in 15 minutes drive to Industrial areai.
(i. I Jl.r.nn linwn: • « . monthly. Weartplace,
automatic
heat: garage;
OWNER MU1T BELLI r«ur.hs4.
OPPORTUNITY
— Large
having h*>*n approved and r»i*oinfii*ncl*'fi
and trnn Ftntion.
RK I-O94O-R.
•n Broad it,. Maple atra,, «r FraM it.. •antnt business couple, Excellent lo- BO minutee t* New York: lld.noo. Ray DOCTOR'S
Nemrth
Ai-cncy,
42
Mro»,l
et.
Phone
bf
the P'trining Poard nf *h« Rorough,
StiUman, Highway 35. Shrcw«bury. RE
house, spacious grounds; but line, in
• 21,01)0. Van Horn An'ncy, Fair
Rcil Bank.
Writ* "InveltaMat," • • • eatien. RB 4-ll7«-J.
roo»» moriarn homt.
Til* bath_
_
UK «-r.Mn •
•htll take tffrn on iti r*>*tg* and tub*
Attractive and modern,
_ Little Kilver.
Haven, RE I-I100.*
i l l Red B»nk.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ rJOOaJg "WITH PKIVAft kitchen: Ive1 l.r.iii.
ronm with axtra Isvstory.
Lsrg*
llratiftii
srfording to !«t,
Easy
term.
Constance
Smith,
I
I
MaHUD
BAWK-Wx-room
home.
Three
1
salautes' aalk t* fort Monmouth: a!
BTNUAI.UW OTTIIOUSE—B*« Ban* *r
ceramic tilt kitehsn. Hptcioui hut*
SHREWShURY TOWNSHIP.
Colored
bldteioms. bath. e*ll*r. hot water ple a v e , Far Haven. RF. 4.21IH.
Public Natlea
vicinity. Fiv* er lix rooms, far Ma* 11 utllitl** furnished, 113.SD per week.
or
nhilr
New
fmir-ronm
kunitalow.
BITJ
B
A
O
T
*
e
i
r
B
7
o
r
d
s
t
7
;
S
v
s
S
heat:
gsruge
with
tool
ihed.
Lovely
nsnt:
anel«««4
hnsiaway.
Ctrlar
BA JI. o a i. l .
fsmily,
Prir. not to exceed II*.M*. BA
Tha ahnv# nrdininra w n Intradiiceil
VAN
HORN—live-room,
almost
I'llll linsrmenl : liirg. Int. (i. I. r-iOO
moms oil heat: atcellent fsr reemlng
let. flood aeighhorho*'!.
Ptnsllinf;
l«e-far
|
argf
•
;
hf>t
Write. "J K," Box 511. Red Bant.*
and
pststd
first
reading a' a meeting r>t
LA«(5t. Nlftt.V furnished single front landscaped
ilnwn.
st>pro^irnstrly l.'O monthly.
new colonial,
Hot water best,
•r boarding house; llS.ooa. Constance
tht Mayor nn<4 Cntincil of th* Borough
reem In private home. On hu« lln*. Within walking diltgnc* of station; Smith. 14 Maple eve., Fair Haven, RE
Wesit-Ncmeth Auencr, ti Broad St.
wttsr Mat, Miny • At rts. l i s t «f
i r VnU ARE LOOKIKG. la buy, tell.
lll.»»l>. Ray Sdllman. RE 1-5111. . .
*>il-flred: 4% mortgage. Convenftf Littl* Silver h*M on Navtmbor 19,
Oarai*
Reawnakls.
IIT
East
Beraen
Phimr
UK
l.'..40.Oarai*
or rent, see us. Our II y*ar* *f * i .
•vsr/thing.
Mtk* rttiantblc «(l«r.
frttlUFMrTAfiENCT—Attractive build. | 2 3 0 « '
\%M and will '-pint up for final eonti'lerient location. Asking 112.soo. Van
IHVRRSH'r", llr:ftiHTJ--New~foTir.rnoSl
perienre end too omen, fiv* HI full pi.i ff4
ff»4i k ^
ing lals in Lineroft a n a ; eity water:
irmn and p m i i ' ai a regular me*tifiaT
Liwl#y Agenff. RC 4-0410,
ghway
g
Kitchen pflv.
hunffnlow with expsn«ion attic. Cor.
Mora A«i«ey. RE «.41f)».'
coverage or prepertl** in til l«*»ltle« rtaHIT7"ib SAn nnfin.
«f said fov*rning body t« hm h*ld on
• A x n o : | | , l « « . l l b i t fr*nt i t . BE
•
ix
roomi;
g
l
r
s
|
l
:
2iJ
scrsl.
TtMt
lletet,
Near
.tstixn.
References
re.
ntr
Int
7-'ixKiU
near
river.
Pries
III,*
and all price ringei, led Rank *me*
Tuesday Kovtmbaf 17, I1M at 1:10
a.oioo^
It": hiilnens or rllidential.
Asking
Hon.
Weart.Nemeth Agency, 45 Broad
l l a RE t - H » l - J '
IneMed at 12 Broad st. RC l - l l t l , 8e* auir.d
P. M. a' th* Rnrn._«h Hall. T,.-tl, SilMT.VH-AUo.. new. ah
112.100.
Constance Smith, I t Mtpla
CARLONI
AGIKCV.
A»trar-|. #
ft. Phone RK «-.'_40."
Bright office, 1241 Orel* ave., I t ! • RilMSOK— furnished r»oia. RU I-IIT4. ntTLt
PRE-WAR COLONIAL—Newly d e c
ver, K. J., a' whlfh t'm» tnd rleea all
ev_. Fair Haven. RE t-2101 •
rooms
Finest
construction
and
locaLITTLE
Hl.VKH
New
~si»-roe>m"home.
raneh home, situatttj nn a Itrgt
o094.
This office •pen evenings *nd
r#rir>m fi»»»^-n« to h* h'trd thereon will
orated. Excellent neighborhood.
large plot: excellent financing. Imnil hest
fireplace; gamge.
Pries
I^AVrlnTqata«cupancr;
mv»TTi!^ireo(i~for ?sspTe: tion:
week-inds. Ella Wlllaklr* Al*a*r, • * • ! • w e t
FAT1I^AVrN'^lTrt""
ha givtn full oppor*unity.
pint,
Living room with ftrfpltra,
medial*
poaisssion.
RE
«-»0»7,
aix
rooms,
two.ear
giragat
apan
front
tl«,""0.
Weart-Nrmth
Agency,
41
Six
rooml.
T
o
o
baths:
hrreiewsy;
Ritfkm
arlvll*«ei,
sUrvicemeii
and
tors.
Dtled: Nnvemh*r IS. IURI,
dining r*tm> modern kitrhen, thrtv
t O W - I n rssldentlal ~**ctl*n.
Uxift, porchi large lot: 111.000. Constance
Mrnnil st. Phone RF, • • ' . 2 4 O . '
Phone RE
*UiU.
garage; barbecue; tool house; • _ . . WE'CAN
SILL TOUR
_
.-.-.,
.M»rtr. • • » wlf* »r«f»rred
tREIt L. AYBRf,
MIDIiLEToWN ToWMSIUP. T.ol 7T»T8»".
hlrh and dry. Pew mlrutee from new Smith. II Mapla a**., Fair M*r*a. RE
bsdrnomf, lltt bath: ent'Ctr gtrsgt
w
h
' opportunity af aaavlnf BURMt—Tw tw*. wlttTbriallistrar Randls
we have
th*
800.
Baelualva wltk Van Horn
l.2»os.Br.ro 1 ijh Citrk.
Si\-rooni
home.
Immediate
oceuplant.
1«5
Wall
St.,
in
Welt
w i • ( klteasn.
I Monmouth eve.
•t*t«hei,: r«tfltnt heat.
Kietltsnt
It to ur client*? Urolllnger A Hollar,
Aianey, Fair Haven. RE «-4IO0.*
nancy. Convenient lo bus. A bargain
E HEfQrltA—Bungilow .va.
road innd M.rhanle ste, RK M i l l , (Between Oee*n and Atlantic avti.) tang Branch. LO H.3MS.
ntl|likorh»«4. Prtr, $lT,#oo, ]S4
at
•x,,ilil),
Weart-Nemeth
Agency,
41
t-«iit
•
flv«
rooms,
oil,
e«pan*l*n
atSfcVIN.ROi.mu'tTJSr.
Slucco:
fourI*st
Keansbuii.
E l-llli.
Hrnad » t ^ PhoneJIE «-2I40.'
_
.UKlngtM «?•-, fair Miven, RE
ear
garags,
five-room
apsrtment tir. For quick isle, 112.100. Exclusive
WMOW OR DOUBLE; f*atlemen: priTHE STATE OK NEW JERSEY
HltiTltETOWV TOWNSHIP.
Conven.
•IX.ROOM RANCH MOUSE. Thre*
vet*
TO: (LlKKORli SOl't'EL and hit itirt,
vat *>*dern home; aew furniskiaf*; akove. furnished, netting good income. airt-nt. Constnnce Smith, 14 Maple ave..
Fairjiavrn.
RE
1-2308.'
irnt
to
Camp
Coles.
Plot
ISOstlO,
Oil
heat
In
kotk
plans.
Lot
15O.v22V
rfevihcei nnd pe fiontl rrprotOflta*
Jrkly
«Hlraklt.
Hesselihe
atmoepksre.
kedrooms.
Larg*
wooded
plot.
klfbl
Kef)
HANK-=Mndern
bungalow.
Four
Si\-room hnusi*. Screen* and aash, hot lARLOWK AGawfCT—New
tivea, and his, thp,r nr anf of thtir
v* aalnutss froas Fort Monmmth. outkulldlnis: fruit trees, nicely landauagalow.
Plv*
Automatic heat, tiled hath, fireplace;
Urge innms, tile batk, automatic k*at.
water oil hent. ne«ly decorated. Price
lurceasors in ri_rht. ti-_:»> or inttrttt;
Living r**m, kitchen, two ktareome,
Cam**
larl.aad We»d. Walklm distance leaped. Few minutes from new Rendi*
C
attachid garagi: 111,000: I V TWO BEDROOMS, llvlal
.
Immediate aaeuMRS. <XIKF<.Hi. .^HIEL, wifa af
»H,2U0. t l Weart-Nemelh
Aeency, 41 bath.' s<*aasimi attic, full kaetav
Sacrifice for quick sale. 2«> Conver.lmt location.
la Calaa lakaratsry: parkin*; reasoaakle plant
h
and kltchemtt*. unfuralekac. Caa rental, RE 4-H74-I.
Clifford SofTel, her < hriman ntmo
martgage. Van H»rn Agency, Fair
f *
'
WK 1 2 2 4 H '
copi.rr plumbing, automatic kaat.
Wall at.. West L«ng Brsnch, I.O «-U4". pancy; •12,501). Constan-e Kmith, 14
s*. after t F. M. *vsi!ags. II last UWGLt 'OK l5J)OBtr, furnished bedsit' eXcfs»flONAC~NKW ran'ch home. I3v. Mai.le ave.. Fair Haven. RK I.2III*.*
btlns tinknowm 1ONA G, AOUTH*
mediate
occupancy.
Prlr*
lify.smv
114
Mavsn.
RB
I-4105.'
HOUSK. All year around Leiingtan eve., Fair Have*. RE
River rd., Rumson.*
WORTH and TRACY SOUTH*
tina room. Residential ne'uhborhaad.
ing room, dining room,
beautiful HOLM DEL i'ARM—151 aeresi (icclleat
home.
Couple only.
2<l Hrlarwood
HflTOIsftliU APARTMHT." WilFTiS. Or, h»a line. RE d-ofiyJ.
WORTH, her husband; EILEEN
kitchen, four bedrooms, 11, bath", base.
modernicd colonial dwelling! 14 rooms,
sve.. Kfa_bii_rjt,_Phon<;_KE i i y t - M .
PRYOU METSKER ami fiRRALD
JtU
Kail Ktll-l*»4.
Exrelient construrtior. four tiled baths: steam oil heat: four.
A;r,rffVmf*rtkU kam*
lillMSiiK'—Frontinv on the sKnrc of till
TIIIIEK IVRNIRHED or unfurnished. merit: gsrage.
RIVCR OAKS! Fslr Haven I River
METSKRR. h*r hushsnd: JEANNE
a ROOMS,
ROOMS, furnished
furiilikid *nd
and waltr.
«al«r
Inratfd in R*d Bank. Living roam,
Automatic heat. I Grandview ave., Trees on fine plat, in good location: car garsice. Five.rnom.balh apartment;
beautiful North Shrewsbury river, This
WAKEI-IKLt) SUM MK US. an in.
Osksl
Wa have told over 100
nlihfd: iall
modem Impreveaeiitl;
la) rXeanabur*;,
•
2l.non.
Allslre
A
Son
Agency,
Inc.
dining
rnftm.
kltehen,
thrts
h*4r«onn,
'•rge
barn
with
four-room-batk
apart_
property comprises nrnrly 1 acres of
fani ovt>r thf> air* nf fmirtetn
fine roidential aiction, nrar cverytklag.
homes In this fina community,
Oainplttelsr furniihtv. Friet l l l , »
RF. «.J45(!
ment: eutbuildings: 110,000.
Mlaugk
well limtlsi-ar-ril grimnd. Residenre eon. hnth,
ytam. nnd Rr.DKRT SUMMKR3 htr
< Third a n . , Atlantia Mifkltada. AT ! bAUGE AttTkACtlVE front room for CgNTEll'OF R t b BANK-I.ivin. room. Agency. PhoneRU 1 -__•_ 1 •___•
•*-r.r).
114
Ltiington
ave,,
Fair
Hi*en
available
from
114,000
to
l.s.omi.
hunl'find: a n i BONNIR RAL f*RYk«lln*H faupl*.
Lane clneet. Pritaint .'> mantel- lieihoitms. twn master RK « l » » |
nr««l
dining r*om, kitchen, three hrdrooms KCTV Mlfti—New. Quiet congenial neigh.
Oil nn Infant under the ago af
n t * home, near Rroad it, 25 Peters
hatlis, scivnnt's iiunrtrrp, etr. There il
Van Hoin Agency, Fair Htvsn. RE
MMEDIATB OCC
and hath,, basement:
basement: garage: 110.500.
fourteeit vears, t)eftndant^,
borhondr well-built flve-ro*>m modern
Pi. Pkene RE «-l9ir,.'
fin attractive atmrtm'nt over the ga*
1-4100.•
apartmrnt. Molly
Allaire
A
Son
Son
A
Agency.
I
Inc.
BE
I-IIM.
I
I
I
M
bungslaw,
Brlek
ana
tiaaer
bloek
YOU
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
bungalow: f replace : tiled hath. Expanrage. OrTrred at 137.000. William H,
tVRNIBHED ROOMS for rent, S9 Wa.
RB 8-9115.
OWrf^Beautiful country )«• sion attic, screened porch, full cellarj
HTDDCETOWrfB
Hintelmnnn, Firm. Realtors, Rusaion. Beautiful sondltlon. Large raoaM. Liv. •"•quired to terra upon Frsncft W. Law»erly
pi.
Red
Bank.*
fURNISHlSD;
fhrti-room. ateaai kaat
ing
room
with
flreplare,
colored
til*
h
ifi
i
4
!
lay,
Plulntlff't
Attorney, whost ad*>**a
•team,
oi.
heat;
attacked
gersge:
I
I
I
,
cation
with
magnificent
view;
4
!
j
Phone RU 1-08011.
_ _ _ _ _ _ hatk, two Ine bedrooms, hug* kltrken. ta # 1 0 0 Highway
firTSisVedn Bun,*VAN HORN—Rambling one-story
•urpli'd apartment. Electric kltekm. f r t l t l t RboMg:
#3.'. Red Bank. New
E-FTEl-lWroofWi RRANfH location'; Stair*
low). Near all facilities in Port Mon- acres with five-room bungalow: care- 500. John Mlaugk Agency, phone RU | .
Supply <-»a electric, 171 P*| W a l k , Call
to large expanainn area. Steam Jtrteji. Ait miawrr ta the cyrti.Miint Hied
I711,'
*
colonial.
Four
bedrooms,
twn
takers
cottage:
barn;
chicken
house.
five-room
home;
automatic,
heat;
two*
heat.
oil:
garage:
113,
.100,
ftoru.
AT I-016I-J,
. •eatk. KE 1-14«» or KE I.MST^
in
a
Civil
Artinn.
in
which t.EON LAMMany
Bne
fruit
trees.
Asking
120.000.
RUMSON — Spacious "corner, Victorian
car garage: full cellar, aereen*. storm Agency, Pair Haven.
tiled baths, (replace, electric kiteh.
BER8ON and HfcLfcN LAMBtKSOV, hit
ON^RCMJM, kitektMtti; f i t r a i i e i iW«tfc nTBSIJffltff~>UKIMr~l« per Allaire s> Son Agency, Inc. RE «-34S0.
dwelling eeven rooms (four kedrooms)
windowM, new rangr,
Price 110,008,
week single: »7 double, TMB* Jnor. BUinJTNG~eTlTE~irits* country, Mlo. two
an. all keat: patio; garage: 122,.
wife, art PltintitTs. and RoMULA
parklnt apace;
parklnt
apace; utilltiet lae
laeluded i»
baths
•
sun
room:
hot
water,
oil
heat;
_
tlon
l«
Veterans
1100
down.
Ella
Wiltshire
t
D ev.rrthlnae t h l n a - I caa
caa tt*
* aMkt it Mouse fully Insulated, Near Fait Mon161, Van Horn Ageney, Fair Hanr.t,
D*
Fair Haven,
Only twa 7**M old LOTKA. widow, et all, art Defendants,
dletawn area.
Eight cleared acres. two-car taragt; plot 100x130. Reduced
Avency, Realtors. RE i - _ 1 0 l or SE t .
aaoutk. 0* k«i line, t t t Sraachport
Living rnnm. deluie kilehen. two ked- pending In the Superior Court of Ktw?
plta»af.t
Call EA j M T f c ;
with good alevatlon and mannlflcint to <I.1,000 for quick sale. John Mlnu|h
nsi. RB I-IIDO.*
n0P|.
Open Week-endlL
t O I-4IM,
Agi-Tmy.
Phone
RU
I.ATIf.*
.
rooms
and
hath
first
Lovely bed. Jersey, Chancery Division. Docket Nun*
•OUR-KDOM APAKTMIKT, TW* k*d- ive.
view.
Bstata
area.
Asking
IK.OOd.
AlbjekH4*ajaBjMjsr4aaW a VraTt jaa^^*'
RTVKK PROPF.IirY. Cute three-liedroom room and bath secondfloor.
b*r r-408.r» within thirtf-flv* d a n af.„„
„.-'.—Deilrakle r**m com- laire 41 Son Agency, Inc. HE 4.3I5Q.
Oil heat
rooma, partly furnlaM: aear Part
home, right on the river; II 8,500, Two.ear garage: IIVOO'i,floor.
f*rt*hl*. furalsksd, elsan, »ulet house. nTftar"SlCVER-Ur«nWni
Bnrus
Agency ter November 2»th, V)Mt txclusiva of
Mona.*utk t«d Fort HtaeMk. • • kyt
-ear
garaie:
|l$,0OO.
room,
NAVK£INK
—
MODERN
flve-reom
Many
others
up
to
lin.noo.
Ynur
inOLD FARM VILLAGE AREA. Pic.
»ueh date,
If you fail 10 tn do, tho
line.
Weuld conaider ttra canatM If Oi k«s. Haes. AIs* r»*m with twin
Hsv>a.
RE
••4111,
•p.ctlon invited. Kiln Wiltshire; Agsnry,
dining room, beautiful kltehen, two
relief demanded In the enmnlaint will • •
bungalow; veranda: Aroplaca, kot
turaaaue ranch kouse. Wooded
deiirra. Oil heat.
130* Ocean • « . beds tor business couple, rive minutes bedrooms ard hath on first floor: s e c
lff 1 WSKTOUWB prettlllt loc*. taken aviini-t you by default.
Realtors.
Rr. H-330* or SE 2-0004.
walk to town. RE t.OOOI-W.vats,- oil heat. Full cellar. Plot
plot
tOOxISO,
Steam
oil
heat,
mod8 n Hrigh'
SE 2-0I4I-J.
ions.
An
exclusive
little
area
near
A
l
i
l
i
Olien «ee|.in,l«.
ond floor, two bedrooms and bath: atIOO«100 Taxes ISO. An outstandthe river. Thl* eharming home hae a
THKtE-7 i)OH FURNISHED aparleawt VUA8ANT stoBM—In private home. tached g a r x e : hrecseway: basement;
ern features; garaiie: 113.500. Van
FINF.-T MONEV^'iti^hiiy^YSu " will very
Near bui line. Appb at SI t a i l ier- • 20,1101. Allaire A Son Agency, Inc.
The aftfon h n been Initituttd f*f tha
plot, fully landscaped anr
for rouplf. No p*ti.
T Lafayill*
ing vs.u* at 111,100. John L. Miaairrir when you Insncrt this attractive with targe
Horn Ageney, Fair Haven. RE • •
il..
Red
Bank
many tall trees! :4>foot livin, l>urpn*e af forrdosing a certain .wort.
avir. Rumion,
Entrance la rear. After
nK_t-it:,n
home
located
in
rhoiite
l-'air
Havea
lough Agency. Phone RU 1-01II.*
!
«ag* mud* by Alomo FieTit an*| Carolina
4100.*
room with Heatilator flreplai*e, grs
I P. M.
S o l ) £ t l N hOCTORS residence and ofcality.
Living iniini, 34 feet, with clout
dining room, tiled kitchen. Very J r'idd, hit wife. *n Ruth R. Diattn,
petr^eif floors, T-'nrmal dining room, lile
flees. Center of Red Bank,
Finest
fKHUTIitrfousIjTcoStTived small
FOR KENT—In nee] Ran. Ceatrally
heated lunroom or den. pawder dated June \Z. 1940. recorded in tha
litcheit. den. two.car ntlaeheel garage. large
accommodations for professional man.
bungalfiW,
Living room !0*22 with
Isctted. furniakod f*«r.r*««i aMrt.
room, three Ana bedrooms tiled hath Monmouth Ctfluntf Clerk's Offlea In B^ok
fiUNNISON
HOMES.
Ranch
and
Lovely
woiuled
lot
with
riparian
rights.
many
built-in
features
and
picture
win*
Allaire
A
Son
A>ency.
Inc.
RT.
«-S4'.".
-»nl, «itk kith, Fhon« RE « . | 0 l l *r
Attached
two-ear garage: IM.nni. forul 1113 of Mortgagoa. on pagtt O . A f .
colonial. Interior wills of me]. VHIUC Mt SZ.'i.non. Immediate neeupan* Agency, fair Haven. RC 1.4)91.
covering rremiits on the North ai4t of
BED BANK HOME; living room, dining A SHORT'BLOCK"from Broad St., Red dow ovcrlonkinK patio and fish pond;
cy.
F.ll* Wilt'hire Asrency. Realtors.
Rank.
Living room, dining room, two bediooms. hnth, kitchen, automatic
Wallace Street, in tht Borough of RH
r**m; automstic heat; four bedrooms
low-tons wood psnclling. Combine
fURMSHED APARTMENT,
Eltlkin.
SF.
..Iif)il4
or
RF.
«-)*0«.
Open
weekheat;
garage.
Price
for
fiuick
sale
19,.
Bank, in th* County of Monmouth end
Schstiek kitchen, four bedrooms and bath. Basebedruom. living room and kath. En* and kath; 1135 per month.
An*
living
with
actual
maintenance
end".
500.
MinuKh Aiirncy, Phone RU 1.
Stats of New Jersey, which M<d «Art.
ment.
Good
oil
heat;
lil.i'OO.
Allaire
Agency,
»
Linden
Pi.._RE
•-0J87.
tire third floor. Convenient to railroad
NOTKE
(1711.*
•avings. Two and three bedrooms,
SMALL PRICK, hig valutt Kivc-rr>«in
age hat been assigned ta plalatlffa
aution. Monthly rent 190, Include! fai, DUTCrfTOlbNIAl. house on Hance rd.. A Son Agency Inc _ RE 4-3150.
NOTICE la hsrtay given that an afftr
pCrinineiihbirHBoi.
IT,001 ta II,100 complete on your
aear River rd.. Fair Haven. Refer- roURTBEDRooSTHoDSE All Improvehorn* in Middl^'own townihip; in«u> has besn rtetivt4 ay tha Mayor an«
trtin.
electric. Buiinraa eouply ally, Pkone
near N'avesink river: six rooms, bath;
ences required.
Write "Dutek Colon.
ments, partially furnished. East Keana.
ktffil, screens and itorm window*. Full Baraugh Caunell af ta« Boraugk of N t *
And >ou, Clifforif Soffel an4 hit heirs.
RE 6.0923.R after I P. M.
lot,
Everett H. Thome, King!
kurir. Price rensnnahlc. Phone KE I- plpelesi roal heat: front and hack porchbaimrnt, n-itomntlc h«*it. Can't he heat flhitwibury for tb« ptirehait af prop* devisees and personal representative! and
FOUR ROOMS—Uafurnieae*.taaaaaU lal.' Bo» 611. Bed Bank.Highway,
Mlddletown.
es;
needs renovations.
Corner lot,
fnr fft.i.00.
Klin Wiltihlr* Agency, arty lacattfl in tha Borough of K t *hit, their or any of their successor! 1*
at* oecup*ncy, |T( NT asaatk. Car- flIVaW-ROOM houie, four bedrooms, 02KI.M after I P. M.
•
11.50(1.
Mlnugh
Agency.
Phone
RU
1.
RvultorB.
RE
6-3306
or
SE
2.0004.
right,
title nr Interest I on a O. touth*
Shrewsbury being Lot* N01. Nina and
114 baths; oil hem. Convenient lo- SHREWSBURY—New
lone Agency, 134 Leilntto* a**,. Fair
fmir.ronm
type 87J1.*
Oprn W P P U nfK
Ten (• 4 10), Block B at shown on worth, are triad* parties defendant hecation: I l l s per month. Carlone AgenHaven. RE I-MM.
hosres; Inrge plots: 1500 down for
RUMSON—Two bedroomi,
livlnv
caufle
n* two of the heirs at law nf
.
.
.
.
jnm
residence;
fire.
the
*'Map
of
property
of
Oliver
A
cy 134 Lexington ave, Fair Haven, RE G. l.'a Approximately
152 monthly
Ainnro Field, you mny cliim to ha t h t
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Four room. l - l l l l
room, kitchen, new b«th Ishowplace; three bedrooms; hot water heat;
IN l.KH HANK An old house *» n.au- Porter, ir Shrewsbury and Orran Town- ownfn
taxes, insur* porch,
of m'd premifci.
and sun-psrlor, with private katk. FLORIDA DUNUALOW Tamiin; fuT- pays principal, interest
i-hips, Mnnmouth <.'ounty New J«r»ry,
garage:
Sll.uQu.
Grossinger
•
fr),
pi!
h
«
f
,
?»•
witcr
heater.
tifu'ly
ri'mriilrlrd
that
it
hnit
nil
the
ain't. Oui, tlute lifl. East End avr,, He ne___Kl__ 2 III l l _ K _ _ . I I_S_
Suits eouple or family ef three. Prlvat*
K. Allen, C. E., November, 192 0,'
And you Eileen Pryor Metiker. Joanna
alihed; three roomt bath, oil keat,
cli.iiiii uf .i it- .. home with H modern I!.
Conveniently lorwt«.!. Asking 14.*
and particularly deiicrihrd in d«ed fron
entrance, front ana rear, ConvmlaM t* alKtrl* kitchen, water heater; car port; off Sycamore ave.. between Broad at. S S W CAPK COD; four rooms; two bedWakefield Summrra, an infant over tho
nitrht'ti
ami
Imtln'oorn,
three
ballroom*,
and
Branch
ave.
Model
open
or
call
7.»0,
l>fnnii K. Byrne, Re«ltor«.
Ar>oi» Corp., a corporation of the State mtr of four teen yean, and Bonnie Raa
but. Utilities furnished. RefarancM re. landKaped lot. At but stop. 1300 to
rooms, tiled bnth: expansion second
livinj,' niotn, diniiiK loom, entrance hall, of
R. J. Marvin. MA l.tjua.
New Jrriry in dissolution tr» thePryor an infant under thp ag<» of fourquired. Call M—auth Baatli 1-MII.R. June. MO 1-H08-B.
floor: Uiemcnt: llo.noo, Grotslntrer *
Phone RU MIM).*
rn-w hi•Htinjf s-ystrm. fiiUflnd ; one-rar Township nt Shrcwnbury, .luted Febru
4HKIWSBURY—New
six-room
rancS Heller, RE C^HKI, RK «-ll:l2.
THREE.ROOll fOlNISHED aaarfitent.
teen your p. ar* mnde parties dtfendnrit.
ROOM'S: Railroad . „ . , Belford.
Karat;'.
Clour
to
sen
or.
Is
ihopping
and
type homes. Three bedrooms t lame LlfTLF. SILVER—Colonlsl. seveK roornsl
ary 10, 195'). snd recorded in the Mon ht>cau<>e a« legatees and devisees under
Adults. CoalraUl
loiated.
Writ*.
Axkini; kl.'.OOO, Wai* mouth County Clerk's OfTW in Bonk th" !*•• Will «n<t Teitumrnt of Alonio
OCEANFRONT—Unique
thrce-bflilraom tiHn.-porttitioti.
plot; electrie
stove, electric hot water
1
flraplHce;
P
»
baths:
attached
garage;
Ur
ft
Tindall.
1
!
»
Eait
Front
it.,
Red
• • • '—.—-—•t-~ ~j^^rJps**saaaajsalBjs^fcjsBBjas|_nMn*jaa^ ' '
^^^^~ *
*
rottHKf
Tile
bnth,
ni
nt'
panrlinif.
SIx'llOOH
M6USE—th're.
"Deanwn*.
224*<
>
r
IVodfl.
PaWL
2<1
AC:
for
thr
heater, ol heat: IS50 down for C. l.'s,
Field, de.eaned. you nmy <-'aim to hiva
k o o y rntNIIHED apartment.
water heat
Landscaped
nlot; MfHtilmor flrrplact, hot air XHM licit; Hank. UK «-':iM.
All improvement".
70 Chursh St., approximately 110 monthly pays prin- hnt
•11m ni Twenty.'ix IliuuliPii Pol Ian eomr> IntrTPit in »«li1 premiifs,
Hut water keat; garage available.
A iking $ I ,^,.'.<>", llmni* K. FOR" A pori'tilt ur ntlirr "nrnftiiilnha'r. itZ.ftQO.nr,) upon th- follnwinz tcrmi
a
cipal, interest, taxes. Insurance,
Only IIH.O0I}. Grosilnitei' ft Heller, RE I- Kundeck.
Anil you, Mrv Cl;fTonl SofTel. wife of
Nrar but and railroad. 117 Brldga gvt» Belferd. KE *-07JI-M.-_
8IO11.
RK
S.idJI^
__^
homr
nnd
f,tli*T.
N»w
orcupitd
by
1.
Mown
payment
of
1200.
t1160*
Byrti. n n 1 . J JM iK _U
mnmigHfrHOUSE. Seven r^om.: three left. East End ave., off Sycamore
1
>'offt»I, her Chrin'inn name beinf
R«H Bank.'
'1. Thr balanee nf 13,400 to be paid Clifford
two>aar gaiHKe; near school, bus andave,, between Broad st. and Branrtt (JOtlWI.VI.. three years old: three bed- RUM SON—Stunts* "horn*1! fhrtt- larcc M, 11.; 'linci'u'im lion *-, hath roomt up
unknown.
Tt'try
Smti hwnrth. GtriTtt
UNKURNISHKI) — Avalllhli now; l>j •tons. Vicinity of Red Bank, Choice ave., or rail R. J. Marvin. MA I .gam.
room*, two bMhs: radinnt lieat. Largu
in rasll ftr r*ttifl#d ch'rli, upon Mf'iivt f. Pn.i'-rt
hid rooma. (IniNhfH third floor. IM'II, uml (Idwii-'iiii-^ : KHnurr for MI vera! rnr«:
S'immrrv ere made far1
rooma and batk: kiat, electric and ktt location. Immediate occupancy.
plot:
two-car
gnraiie;
tir,.n»o.
Grossinhlrain
h'
iit
oil-lii
nl,
(Ircu.iHnry
fl»
*onn
final
aitproval
and
arceptanc*
T%O.TAHIL~Y~HOU'SE.
ExraiirnrcoK .
hettt:
one-cttr
«»riigf.
i.*«nveni«ntly
fciiSuitVr*
defer
dan*
W
a
^
o us th* r»an»irtivt
water auppliccl; reaionakle.
BullRIII
of this offer and delivery of t.pO'1'ti of Clifford Soffrl,
RE «-'eJ"". RE «-l«:l2.
(laird.
A • k i n jf $7,800.
Dennis K. us di-irril." Ii: It* rl Hunk. AxMnit * I H , .
able for two couples; ideal for com- dltion. Good location. RK B-'rjM.W. Sfr_a_nel_r.
Inn« (I, South.
couple preferred, fall KE l-00il.
dtsd.
COftAliE
ON
li
ACltKS;
eight
rooms,
iliiO.
Will
unn^iilfr
nny
reat-nnnhle
niU
r.
AffRACTIVE,
COMFORTABLE sixByrnr. ftfa.1tnr«, _ r h o n a il_U J.-Ji'VL*
LO 4-4510,
worth .TfBtin* Wrtkrfio!d Summers and
fiEAUtlKUCLVKlJRNTSHfDTiuT.rooii. muters.
four hr<lroomn: bRrn; close to RedRUMSON—Br»nd ncwl Expansion vnt. Walker & Tin flu M. lit East Front it.,
room home. Stone fireplace, Venetian
RieHLANt>iP=ilodern
six-room
home.
Eileen
P'yor
Metiker,
yon
may claim tt>
3. Conveyance to bt made by Bar
und
three-room
apartmenti, 117
RrdJ.iir.k. UK fi.:!1'i|.
Grosaingcr k
;
sunporch; Bank, Asking 121,,'0o.
Bath, furnlikcd, to Junc'l; 175 month- blinds, aiuminum awnings,
U»c. Two btdroomR. bath with shmv. A (i(ioi> I!M'J HIMI/r num.' in Re4
vain and Sale Deed, subject to have mm* nt-Tr«t in <aid premises.
Ocean ave.. Welt End. LO LOW.
ly.
Bravand. HI M25» or HI • • two.ear garage. Immediate possession. He!ler_lir^«.310n REI-IIJ_.
er Brand newl Sxpinninn cottaie. Twn
Dated:
November
3th.
lOM.
the
fallowing:
Hank.
MmNrn in every way with
THREE ROOMS—Unfutntikcd: ground
Phone between 10 and 1 P, M., RE I- KSW BUNGALOWS" for vetcrana. Llv- bedrooms bath with shower, hnt air ml thrpf
T. GRANT SCOTT.
(•) Such Ktate of fart ai an af
linl rooms, livinj» room, dining
floor, private entrance, well hiattd.
inK toont. fireplace modern kitchen, heat; garage (bretieway). Asking 114,.
M MObBE-No chlldrcr.r~So 4111.
Clerk sf the 5upfrior Court of
curate survey would dif
good locution; garage. RE »-»470.*
heat, two hedrooma and bath: 100. DennU K. Byrne, Realton. Phone room, n!ri' kit'lif-n. A well jtpiminted
pets
Call RE 1-2711.
. HSCR-ROOM BUNGALOW. Near every- automatic
rime.
small homo, rotiv*nlc.it to rvprything.
K«w Jfr^py
SSS.3I
1901) dewn, payments 114 per month.
THREE-ROOMS — Furnlahed. 155" a NEATLV FURNISHED, three-rooi cot!
fb) Restrictions of record. If
thlng. Sellinic price 11,900: 175 perSrhnnck Agency, 8 Linden pi. RE I- "" 1-1 ISO."
Ont-cai Kit rutf.
An r.M'rlli'iit Iniy at
month. Call RU 1-1348.W.
NOTICE
tare
Modern kitchen and balk. Suit- month uruil paid. AT 1.0'i«l.
any.
IttLB IILVER-Brand" newl Living U'*-i thnn I U . 0 0 0 . Wi»lk«r A Tindall,
(IJ97.
_
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^
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^
fHRW~UNFURNISHEI»
rooma
n
able adults'Call evenings, AT 1.0188.W. COtOREIt OR WHITK—Three plots of
<c> Such itatt of fact i s a
Takt notice tha*. application has been
room fflreplace), three bedroomH, tilt.' t!) Hast Front M., RMI Hunk. RE I .
REIi BANK—ITUTCH culonial home;
bath.
Newly
decorated.
Bullntal FWnuWJ(5M~r(oUarrnrurnl«hed. with
physleal inip^etion of tht madt to th<2 Mayor ami Council of tha
RO-foot frontniie, etich on Hance eve.,
j.__
_
Inrgo living room, fireplace; modern kath, hot air oil heat: garage. Aikinu
couple prrfprreil. All utilities included.
hot water, electric ice box, heat; 145 New Mircwahury. Phone HE «-a3H-J,
premlus would diielosc.
Borough of Rfd Bank to transfer to
Dennix K, Byrne, Realtors. A N A T T l t \ " i T l V K H O M E In S h r c w H b u r y ,
kitchen: tw» bedrooms, tile hath; auto- fll.TiOO.
Nice location. Inquire 159 Bridge ave., month. Hamilton ave., and ('home ave., CORNER
Id) Posseinlon af the prrmlsei Charles F, Pntlerson Hnd Millie Patter*
LOT—55x141 feet. Atlantic matic heat; expansion attic: Itfl.liOO. Pkolw RU l - l i a o , '
w i t h l i v i n g r o o m , difiinit ror.m. k i . c h *
R l l l k
Rnl_ll«iik.
by the present occupants son tanner 1, tradini; ns Holiday LU
Leonardo
Inquire Sam Sire. nc»t door.
and Rockwell aves.. Long Branlh. Ncnr Schmidt Agency, 8 Linden pi. RE I- RUMHON—Two Hummtr eottaKei. Lav. i n , HIM- h i i l r ' i o n i n n d t i l e t i n t h i m flrit
UNFURNISHED—Three rooms and katk
and surh rights as they may quor», for promi<<'« located at 4 Whlto
river,
bus:
facilities,
sidewalk.
Contaet
floor ; c m i ti« d r f i o m u j ^ t i i i r c ; f u l l c f l i a r .
0.197.
inir
room,
kitchtn,
two
bedroom*,
ttnth
on icconrt flonr. In Wcit Long Branch.
htivf th»*rrin.
Str^t Red Hank, S, J.. rh.? Plenary ReFARM FOB RENT-100 acres, InClarence Reynolds, 485 Hampton ave,,
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*tch: garttKv »i>ac«'. Excellent incumr.
(e)
Outitandinv
right«. if any taU I>litrihiit!on Lic-rnr So. M-IT, hererh.irc- Ul t;-:i7U-W nr LO « . 3 i U .
LITTLE
SILVER
HOME—Large
living
Long Branch.
eluding' 31 acres applet and
*7,O0O.
f Offer K tannin K. i i I T U In tin-.r h i n t , o i l - l i r r d ; WHrntfi'. f i n o f l
titfur*1 i*Mit>t_ iiy Iht M:ijnr «ni| Council
lURNISHKlP—Thrrr rnnm». hath, t u t ,
room pictil'e window: fireplttre, pow- Aiklnw
nf third prrsnn 1 tiiri tin.
(J. 1 m i . r i K . u ' ! . i m hv H n M i m n l . n i T n t i l
LEASE
TO
"JUNE
13,
19II.
Lovely
itu-hulcs hrnt uncl all utilities. ' Leaie
peaches, young trees, popular varoom, thrrc hedronms. tile, bath: Byrnr. It.Hitory I'h'ii).- IIU LI l.»ll."__ ;<t ? M , r . ' M i . W n l k i r ft T i n f l n l l 19 E a t !
• 4 In thf event of tht acceptance of the Borough of Rul B^nk to Hugo
country home, furnished; two-car ga- der
SiiTISuN— two hcdronmi, UvWx" Vomn F r o n t - t . . H. il Hniir.. R K B - S - I " ^
Wiaarrrt, tr«rl!i.j as UninUy Liquors,
breeze
pnrr-h;
>^'J.7.",H.
Schanck
Agency,
«f
thi«
nffr
r
the
Borough
flf
R'riulri-il. Available Uec, I. Ray Still
rieties. Phono after « P. M., KE rage: 1100 month to responsible family
(broadlonm rariietinift, dininir rnnm,
Nr* Shrcwhlmry to <*Xfrut« all fn- tho tirpmi'ei locitr'J at 4 White
man.
RE •-.••III.
STIIKKT.'n^l Hank. Liv.
or two couples. Reed Agency, RE ! • « Linden pl._llB » . n » 7 .
MXI4,
Str-M. fifd Bmir,. N. J.
kitchen, hftth, hot water, uil: ittuch^l C.yrHKIllNK
Hi*(.•(:.•!•
try
rjitrumfntt^
for
thn
rli*lUUK.ROiiM
- . unfur*
iiiK m o m , ( I i n i n e r o o m , l i i t r h r n , o n r
NEAR RED RANK—House? four years *arage.
Atking II?.'.00,
Denni* K.
rhirgr nf t»x t;*n< si|jiin*f the
'I'hi' num.- of thr ]t,irtn'T*hip l i Fatni«heH
h
apartment. One bedroom: ga*
i h f i f i t n , first l i o o r : t l i n * Hr i l r n o m 1 - n n d
old: 1U.\I8 living room, built-in book Byrnt, W»nlttirt
FOR RENT In Eatontown. NcM BBAUf IMJL" Id-Acnfc homes,te. Near
premiiea to the date of delivery tfr^on A Patt»r.-(iri nnd tHc names snd
Phone RU l-llitn.'. hi
rajc; rll utllitirs. Porch and private STORE
bitth SITMHII
fl.mr.
A ir'-n-l h - i y ofTrrrfl
»o Viil H«m«, Uood for shop. All
Red Bank, City water available. Only ihelveR: dining rnnm: Urge modern
nf fWH,
»ddrrs»e« nf »)' \t* :-tncr» «re:
entraniT.
Plenty of rloaeti,
Inaulr*
kitchen electric »tnvr; twn. bedrooms,
dt
.«• : . n o .
W.-iikrr A T i t u l a i : . 11 K a - t
conveniences,
Call
Swarti
furniture,
Sl.soo.
Also
Pints
on
Hope
rd.,
2O0x7S0
NINE-ROOM colonial brick threeBE n-n.VH.R nftrr :.;3(l.S. If this nfTer in iccft'trd, the Bor<
Charlr* F Patterson, 1'.'^ Second St.,
F r n n t ^ ' . . IN-1 , , H l r k . _ f ( K r i - I M / H .
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foi 12.400. Reed Agency. RE H.012I,' bath. Fully insuUteil; full dry cellar:
RE I-32U
(Migh of New ShrewiSury to re- Kryptrt. N J,
Itory hfMiic; u i i porch, thrtt!
THREE ArAliTM-NT!
Furnished ar
RX'MVllNA ' t r r r t i v . nioilVrn
Pj-ro"om
RANCH~kiuicT~"ji7. itorm windotvs, w r i m : attached MrBUNGALOW,
furnished. T*0.1sEbROOlsl
reive a general re'tair from
MilK* Pattenun, III Second St. Key*
unfurnished. Automatle fas heat, hot FIVE-ROOM
age.
I.ot I.Vi.N'.'nn; fully Isndscaiwd.
hathi.
extra
Itvitory;
three-car
hnniiK'.i.stf]: i o n ;it t i c .
Full
liiir>
foot
living
room,
fireplace,
dining
Inquire 4 Patterson nve., Shrewnhury.
f.enn Williams and BTtha WI1. no-., N . J,
water: .irivHte entrance; near transpor*
m e r i t : n t l i i ' - l i . i l ir.irfiKf: o i l h ^ a t , ( . n « i l
room, modern cabinet kitchen; attached 112.1100, RE ••39^4.
garaf*; parqutt floori. Rtiidential
Ham 1. upon dtlivsry of dsed and
Ution
Mrs, M. Dolan, 128 Main it. Ul'FlUk SPACE—Building lofatecj on gatage; corner property; automatic riURttY TO WAtEllIIUhYl-Falr HaObjections, If »ny. nlmuld be mad*
l o c a t i o n : .< I::,." fi'i,
Bowtrll Airrnry, R U
payment
of
balance
of
consid
toratlon.
immedtaU
ponfiilon.
Immer'iiiteiy in writing to Amy E. Shinn,
Bread St.. Red Bank. Inquire Strand (ill heat. i% O, I, mortgage, RE «• ven siipcinl. Twn-gtory frnmc- house.
i n A T
iMii
sratlon:
Clerk of the Borough ot Hti Rank. Bor*
Phnnc LO «-S100.*
CHARMING APARTMENT,
Furnishsd, R e s t s u r a n t f l . l t BroadJt.
. 4ini-M.
Six rooms, nrwly pnititrd and decor'
urn. that a hmrlng on the «a!d msttsr cutrh Hall, Mnnmuuth St.. Red Bank,
All Improvements; newly decorated. WILL SHARE MY well equipped, soji- SHREWSBURY
nti'd,
Clv,-n*ir.t'»l
iwo-riir
KHrilx*::
hobby
SMt h \ : horn*' t « ~ i u > i i r c p T i i t f
BUNGALOW. — Five >hni>: $11.0110,
Is to be held at the Tlnion Fall< Jlrhoal
1
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For refined huslncsft couple, Call after
Rnlstun
Wnterbury,
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fortable six-room house with congenial
Thre* btdronmi*, room,
rooms, two bedrooms, full cellar; Realtor mill In^uror, Id W o t Front it. SKMI'HUNiiALOW.
HtMiup, Tint on Fall-. Nrw Shrt w<bury.
CHARLES P. PATTKR3ON,
r. P. M.. I.O 8.4.S24-W.
c
r u n , | . i n »•!, u t r i i kilch»n.
business woman or couple. Adults only. mndscniied;
butli. Invatnry, lilirnry, tilu kitchen: I i i i w . l .
on Thur«ilny Derf-mher d. tfl". I, st «: n ti
garaict'; iiittuliiti-di lartri;
123 Meron<l St.. Keyin-rt N. J.
nrti
lii-t
fliinr,
Thri*.
K'MHI
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FOUR Id Mills—All Improvements. Heat Television: on but line: reasnnnhlo rent plot: oil hmt. Asking JH'J.IMMI. HIIIKII REji-asnii.*
nltnrniil tfttratc* ; full tellar; out' urn ;
o'rliM'k in thp cvi'ninef. at which time
MILLIE PATTERSON.
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Write "Share," llox Aai'licy^J^ Broad. KK 6-4I5H, liill.'l.' IMMKlTiATE tMISSKSSlON.
Convitiif fit NH-atiun, KrHtik
rharajilnn X 20.00(1
tin- Mnyor and Borou«h Council wi!! 17.04
122 Second St. Keyixirt. N. I . l
S i y K
I l l l
chilil. I'hune KK «-H)H.
511. lU'd Bunk.
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i irr i . i ii n . A T i . o i i i i
('lip*-1 ('ml, I'iri'tilHi't- In livinv rontn, B._i*»wi'H.__ KK 6-'JHjfi.'_
rorsldor atld offer and whither It will
HKb BANrI=Si<.riiom house.
Thni
FOUR-ROOM — Rtaullfully
furnlihsd BY6MCS—VWO adjoining store., also
model
kitchen,
refriirrriitor
nnd
elcrtric
NKW HUN(iAl.OW- Two brrlroomi), tilr T H E I M l . M l : I ' l l : r . l i i r n i . i i t . " i r S n T H reject the lamn or ion firm and ratify
bedrooms, oil heat, fireplace; nne-cnr
Nolle* of Settlement of Account
ISalO
each.
Will
convert
Into
en*.
apartmrnt, including heat, light, gaa,
u m i , sccordin* to <ald term* nnd E.iuti' uf Ufrnon S, Prtntice, ue^eased*
*, 1 y 1 * . w ; i h a it' u i i t i f i i l
viiw
n f t h ethe
Asking 110,100, Halgh Agency, ranar. Hie Imth. twn liedrooms, large
bath plimtpr wall", nil heat, ArfpfRi.-i>,
water. Cal, Swarli Furniture, RE »• Ilia 10x10. Location 107-109 Oakland garage.
expnnsion attii', full basement, auto- pNpamlon Hltk-, yarave; large Int, Near 1 - i v i T . S : t i - ; i l , i l m i I m I f - a c i <• n f f i r n l i i - r t y . conditions, providing that no hinhcr
Notice ia hert'tiy K.V.I. that the t c l-ptn.'
It., Red Btak. Clou by Red Bank rail- 157 Broad, KE «-415M. SB
prlcr nr hftter lii'itil >1IAM In- 1»lil fur L'nunts ol the iub^or,bfr»*. Executor! uf
N E A K BED ITITIK— Four-room huma-' matic heat; altHched KarHRe. Large eor- trunipoi'tatioi);
111,800,
Frank II. T w n l i . v i l y l , i . , l ' . m n , < n n . l H i - , , t i l , h n t h V said
roid
Itltlon.
For
Information
rail
l.a
property by t n v othtr per-ion.
tilr plot.
E.'jceritionsl vatue: 112,000,
FLHNISHtli—Two rooms and kath, III Tarrs Q u a i n t Co., l i t Oakland i t . RE
Tall
f n r II I i J i i i i n l . T i ' l i t
Rrililrn
Aeency,
the rittts of said (Ifiea.-icd. will be auditlow. Two bedrooms, tile bath, ex. Rolston Waterliiiry, ll-sllor and Iniur- |.aw»« Red Hunk,
per month. Call RE I-S4II.M. II ' 0H.1.
Ill Mi.iintnuth s t . R E«-H9!> o r
B.» Order nf th» M«y«r and Unrmigh ed and stated by the Surrogate of tha
nanilon attic, full cellar gas heat; Jin.. nr. l » W«it Frniil «l. RK S T _ _
tOi'^-On"tintnn iv»,"" l^*>tTr"iirnml »t., I n r .
M h i
t *
Council of the Borough of New Shrcwi* County of Monmouth and reported for
COTTAGE—J 'A room.', »«u monthly; 500.
Halgh Agency, 137 Broad. RE BltOAl) STrfEKt^fTrisTfJEWcfr:I
r.O\|iS,
All iitilltici, K*no »!(•• f«r
TdTTl
le.tlement to The Monmouth County
KEANKBURG — Four-room
furnished
FAIffTTAVKN 'IrtVEI.
him 1*tonm spni'tntftit, t't't furni.^heil, •-4HV 12(13.•
*m*\\
hume
Ankinn
|H5t).
IIU
1.
for llnrtor. rrater hall, twn l*r«e
Court Piobs'i; Mniiion, on Friday, (ha
Imlh
ami si>- v
npiiitmcnt. (JHS, electric. Frigidalre, all utilities Included; 20 minute Hrivr •XTfiNfflrVS—WyUff rd. Come,•1|ois"
M A R f i R i r n L. t!Ef:r>.
fourteirth day »f Doccmher. A. D. 1151,
living ntoms. Hiniiiir rnnm, kiichrn live , H U . HrV
rj—"ST\ "rnoiiiT t)».1«
prlvato puch; al«n thref-room » u n i t . ta Fort Monmouth, Stmmler, Willow snd
Rnrourh
Cln-k,
Nice location! rlrarcil, eNCavaled. hedrnnmi. till* liath, nil hent:' pint AtlMY WIKK MUST SEliT—New htin- 1:i,'"MI
i f ' i | | T t . | | n r
tp>.
at 10 oV'ork A. M . »f tin- County Court
l l f i l . l , II Aitr'l
lmv fiiPiMird.
Phntir KB «.(I«8|.J.' Locust nt., Highland.". HI a-lflM,
fiiiarsiitird lltlr, Saerlncr. wt-rourit ill. • O.sinll
h'imi
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Mamnaula County fturragata'a Office
Houie, Main «nr| dn\n Sti-sets, Freehold.
UHlnw, nvr yr^rs uM. Twn lifHi'oonu,
Hern rut I II ir nrnlrrl, VVnnHerful
UK n - t I:• :s
MOtlEUS—TTirec funil«hed ronim. All FOUn.RO6M7"TW0.Sf(iRV hoiiic. One ne>i, l-jsii, WHtr, llay. 13« North 17th
New Jcisey.
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of
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Wateruliluitf. In a beautiful neighborhood.
iWlEft'SMJIfV
I n . r. r n n m " i l l
hathrcbm; good condition. One mile
E»*t llrangf,
^_
Mavldsnti d*fai*d.
Notict to rrerjitnr*
oury. flealtnr uml ftiftiirnr, \n WeDt mtirtri ti kitchen, t>!,t<!rr WMIU, It hm H e i | i i i T , | ' . , i I : ' . n o i l
Dated Nnvrmbr.- t. A, M. 193t.
R e f r l v i - r a t TiTnf.
nlth KHrnicr. Call RE •-II47. If out. from Marlboro State Hospital, Hani top
iiVfch—Owner
K
TiiVfchOwner
transfirrid, Front st. RK et - :i.-, o li.
to ;>rn»»nt rliims against tstatr,
nil hnt watrr henl. tu\\ t\u> h««rnifti! ;
RAVALP H Mftt-hMNALn.
iw
it
il<'I
in I'lir",
I V i J f l ' ' ; inH
cull BKnln, 1'lpa.Bf.*
road, RE l-n.'iln.R.j,
lltlitly lloHtril.
l
Sl
Sli-rnom, moilPtir*uai^ In the order nf [forman Me*
Hhiartly (wo.cur i/arRgi' HIKI (IMVII .Irlvenay, h . r h ' - i l
^11 Park Avrnue,
witiii:''1.
m i d f MIM:I«]IIII
nttie,
a',. ROOMS—On ground floor. Heat and FURNISHED seven-rnom Rumson kousa ern colonial (three bedrooms). I' j tllril ttVTRKWshlfRVc'AtE c-tfli.
Fuddln,
Di.iroiratn
of
thr
County
of
Mnn«
For
Information,
PNII
RK
«-iirm»-_W
f
deenrbted.
Livlhff room, nrcptaee,
New York City. New York.
A i - r n e y . Ine-,. l « M n n m i i u t h S t .
water Included in rent, $82 a month.
baths,
picture,
windows,
fireplace,
autoto June U 1052 t i n t monthly; fur.
mouth, on the aptiliratlnn of thr underTHoMfSON
A('JC:NOY--I<ivin«
roiVni, RE *t-14.n;
THK
NKW
YORK
TRUST COMPANY,
Hlnlng
room,
fli'lt-finor
bedroom
*nd
Available Immediately, 47 Manor dr.. nlshsd three-bedroom heated «partmtnt mntlc heat: garage; 122,750,
ii-ui.ij.
John tile
tlgncd Hnls K*#ciitrl\ of tht eitats nf
dlninx roofn, kit^hfii, twn hidroomi, ? f l R B - ' 6 t / A l r r E R " A C H E ' n n r l v i r . llfci.
(At iJuccPMor by merser to
nnth
^nnclniu bedroom sscopd
Rnl Hunk. RE ri-oen.1 until « P. M. at Sea Bright to May 15, 1952, 175 M
Mlnueh
Agency.
Phone
lnugh A
gency.
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K*r» Davidinn, ilei'vased, not let Is hsrtby
hnt water hmt, oil; fireplace.
Fulton Trust Company of N«w Yorltl
KB n-tOIM-M lifter « P, M.
fnnt f--nnlHiri> nn the Norlh Shrews- git in (0 the rrtdltorl of sala riirsntd
monthly, furnished Monmouth
Beach fiffin(AiiK=BuiineM ion*. Two thrse". floor, wonderful closet space, attractive hath,
By: Jo«tfih A, O'Connnr,
NRVI Hink locHtlnn: II 1,000,
M East
pllyrnum pnnelM In cedar, sutnmatlo
iry r!vi t New bulkhead. Older horns to present to th# >ald flols Esscutrli
rTScjOMS ANirB'ATH. Furnished! bungalow, two bedrooms, two baths,
1
room
bath apartmenti, Automatlt
Vice Prpildenl,
nf »ix nlre rnnnn (3 hcdrnnins), Hot as aforssaid, thtir clHtms undtr oath.
ir unfurnished, In new house, •**• 11,111 annMilly; unfurnlihed Hlfhlands keat| thrss-car latagst let )]x70; | U , . washer snd drier Included. Asking U s - Krnnt HI, RE W ' t i *
100 Broadwny,
ion.
Rnlaton
Wsterhury,
Realtor
and
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1
tatttf*!
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rooms,
bstb,
garage,
lt,:«ll
UNtrr
nil
h»Ht:
twn.rsr
garane:
fsxes
• iiousp oiT Highway ai, near Atlantia
within «U month* from Chit dat«»
Excellent opportunity to start own Instiror 1» West Front st. RB H.alOO,' THdwetlintr, Central tncntlon, Ft til Rank,
New York City, New York,
•hlunda. Automatic heat, hot water. aanually. John Minugh Agency, Rumien Its.
rirlrr
*:mii
Shnuli!
he
seen:
I'jo.iinn,
Dstf.l:
Frrrhnld.
N.
J,.
Nnv,
fl
1951.
L
buslnsss with law sapsnsss.
Mlnugh HIVERFHONT™8tstely elms,
Exec u tori.
Stiacfoili Oil heat! three-car guru if, Hrilnhtvl celSnitrHo. for newly married or builnui
loriM Aireni'v Fair Hsi'en. RK H-1.VI3.
* ph»n* RU 1-07H.* _ _ _ _ _ _
bV!b«6K
mRTHY bAV!b
Agency Phone RU 1 •nTir),
Henri, Pitney, Hardln A Wird,
Drnktrn prntei'trd; # 1 ad.'n.H). Hi SMAI.I, AND Iff \RMfNfi.
nlilcr rrslileni'n <it. f«r from the roarl, lar,
goujilf
Cull AT liOqio^W
KsrelleKt
'•I Plnckney Bold,
:CLLENT EAtTlNfiiWN IncatloT^ n r > l , M ) n M — Will riarrlncc n e w n v L - n i n m F i n n * l i r i l r f i i m e . t i l f h a t h , flrrplsce In EH»t Krnfif HJ. KK S.fiTfin,744 Proud Strut,
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M.lluhlful
WTCE ITENf TT> drilrabie^ builneaa
Trd
BMik,
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Furnlshrd four hrilriiunis: Hiitnmntio
Newark 'I, New Jrr«*y,
noiibp,
T w n b e d r o ' t m n , l i v i n g i ,inrn.
livlim
innm,
mod'nt
l.ltrhen.
iiowdir
i ^ N •"A"iJ>;NrV~""Ra'irrh~" II.HIM",
III
I. .I'.'i'Nf.v
I I « . . l.^iliiinnul.
Wilentr. tioldmnn/Spltter
t'ouplo twn.rnom unfurnished cottage, heat», Adults prrfcrrril. Immediate nc- n r c n U r r k i t c h e n , d l n e t l r , linlll, CMrnn.
Attorney*,,
I1S.14
ni,
hot ^ u l r r n l h ' H t : tnii.iHr g s .
i ] m i i K * ' l t t r i i K f'Miun, K i i r h .
Qnlptt tinar hu> line. ilnrr«: |4D month. rupinry
A Sit1'
We al*n have irvorsl trlntrr • Inn a l l i i . c e l l a r , f u l l y I m t i l a l c i l liartl._••.
IJI.Ollii.
RolOnll Hatrrhurv, i n , i h r f r h P d i ' f M t m v h i i t l i f i r r - n l u r r n * !
lmmedlata a t ' u n n r y . Write, "Fair Ha- r»ntsl,
Ella Wiltshire Agcnry. 12 Broad wooit f l o o r i , oil h s s t , e l u m l n u m w i n d o w s .
11 1* S m i l l i « ( . .
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Mil. advtrtlsa In Tha Rt filter r'gularlr.
tlseorit... Wrll., MeiaMi / • » , lllf.rd.' Renltnr snil lnsuror. H Win Kronl it. Xut Frtit il. M 1.0109.'
RS ••1.190.*
Attomyi,
111.41 —AdtarUaMamt
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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Uncolit'Meiriiry Executive! DiMiut Sales
llUILD YOU! HOMI
HOWAtD* LOAN
MOM A MT OF
OuJke
ov
C * T. PIANK APMMV AO0ICY
TOVtl
MAIN ST. 4 MATTttON AVI.
ASftUIV M M , N. J. (AS
Hottgae* Mas i
HOWARO SAVIN6S INSTITUTION, Nowort
fMQM I f fVIMI
Wadsworth Watchos
Two New J * m y l>«el*-Mere»ry dealers tJiMuee proeWloo oa*J tales wWfc top eie«*>
toot of rVo 1 Motor company at a lunclieoo U Detroit la ooojoactloii witk A * Ua««lii.M«rcvry
onnuel meetino. of aaWfitine, eommitteo cfcelnMti. Tfco dealers ara Cileries R.
latjlisli, left, pretioW «f t««li«k Motors. Maple eve., eatj P. W. Sftormaa, point!*,, president
af P. W . Sherman Motors, Aibwy Park. They ara talking witfc I. A. Duffy, vice pretioW, pur
«kait»f, Fort) Motor campany, and rloht, S. W . Ostrender, operations menefcr, lincefn<Mer<
Dull, dingy mXk tarn
height aad tfcewful with
Du Pont Spnri-Euy. An «0
with water—one gallon
up to
Yws'll lik* ipaadEwy
New
In town!
*VecrtJieMe.ofn
GAL
J. H. KILLY CO.
COR. BROAD ST. *t HARDING ROAD
RED BANK
PHONE 641900
Satw tkt uafaee umi ymt
•ring in your curtains, drapes, btdgpreidi and blanket* fer auparflaa
try clMBiBf. ririt-eltii Mrvie*.
I CMS* M9 CiMf tmt
If %
I Hn4»* taW
NION LAUNDRY
>'• UUHCHIHO • MM K O U O t • MM <
ing cocktails, the gueata attended
the dinner-danca and ftahion ahow
at the Berkeley-Carteret hatel I
Aabury Park for tha beneflt of Fit
kin hospital. Gueata war* Mr. and
Mix. Robert C. Custanea of New
York city, Mr. and Mra. Alfred P.
Boice of Rum/ion, and Mr. and Mr*.
Fred Gregg, Fair Haven,
Frank Qulnlan haa returned ta
Jersey City after apendint tha
summer at hi* home M Fair Haven
road.
Sunday, Mr. and Mra. Freret wera
dinner (uetta of Mr. and Mra. Eugene Mabeau of New York city.
Other iiiexts at the dinner were
Prof, and Mr*. V. Sldorow, Norman
Hathaway and Miai Valentla* Mahen u. Mrs. Mabeau and Prof. Sldorow are Mr. Freret'* Instructor*
at the Berliti ichasl ef Languages
in New York, whira he la atudying
Rueiltn.
'
ita Mventh annual dinner Monday
at 7:30 p. m. at Buttoawood Minor,
Matawan. Robert H. Diabrow It
F
Haven achooli will clou
ehalrmaa. There will be a gue*t
n n t Wednesday at l}:30 p. m for
speaker.
An accordlonUt will acth« Thankierivlni vacation. They
company community aiming falwill reopen Monday, Nov. 20.
lowing dinner.
The board of the Fair Haven library met Monday. Among new
Mr. and Mra. Payaon W. Lyman
fceoki now at the library are "Harhave evprts*ed their appreciation ta
vey rireatono," Lief; "The HM
the many friend* and reaidenta who
called them following the report
Around VK," Carton; "The Calne
that their dog wa* lost taat week,
Mutiny,* Wouk; "The Cruel Sea,"
An employee ef the Nicholas De.
Manaarat; "Southern Territory,"
~~ lo plumbing flrm, Broad at.,
Tallant; "Lucy Caimlchs*)," Kenfound tht 15-year-old wire-haired
nedy; "Hi-nny't naughtt-r," de 1»
terrior Friday afternoon after he
nochf! "With All My Heart,'
had been mining sit days, and
Barnea; "Forty Poundi of Gold,"
notined
the borough clerk of th*
Strom; "I'm a Lucky Guy," Gll1
dog
* itcenae number. Learning
hr«th; "Melville Goodwin, V. 8. A.,"
that
the
Lymans were tha owner*,
Marquand: "The Holy Binner,"
ho reported ta them that the dsg
Mann; "The Preeidenff Lady,"
wat In a duett condition and ap•tona; "And Bide a Tiger." Wilder,
parently suffering. Tht dog had U
and "It Happens Every Tkurtday,"
bo dertroyed.
Mcllvalne. Included also ara a
number of children'* book*.
Mr*. Francia Hockey of Fall*
Church. Va., ha* bean vialtlng her
Oeorce B. Moiley of Church ft.
parent*,
Mr. aad Mra. Ralph Kllftn
la amployed • • a ata«chand and
aeentry man In the musical, "Paint Borough Clerk Ortrude 6. Van- of Parker pi.
Tour Wagon," which opened Mon- Vllct la reported to he much Imday In New York city. Jamei Bar- proved. She haa been eonflned home
the past two weeka by pneumonia. Green Grove Bar
ton atari In the production.
Entltn Iluaadl A. Marcellua, V. New reaidenta of tha borough InS. N., aon of Mr, and Mm. Alfred clude a aon to Mr. and Mra. Ernest Handed Penalty
Marcfllui of 81 Willow «t., U at- Raynor of Broad at. and a daughtached to Patrol Squadron 7, one of ter to Mr. and Mra. Jerome Silver N E W SHREWSBURY-Afttr
Oeorge Trad, proprietor, pleaded
IT Naval Air unite engaged in At- of Shadowbrook td.
guilty by letter to an after-hourslantic Fleet enterprise 51, the flmt
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barton Croai and sale violation, the mayor and counfull icale Atlantic Fleet exercUc to Mr*. Harrison Martin were gueata cil Monday night ruled the Green
b« conducted in the past IS month*. Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. Allan Car- Grove Manor be closed ten days,
Patrol Squadron 7 ia attached to man at the November meeting of from Nov. M to Dee. «. Th* liquor
Fltet Air Wing. Atlantic Command, the LUten-to-Me club at the home llcentt wta auapended for that perwltk headquarter! at tht Naval of Mr. and Mr«. Durand H. Van- iod.
Air Station, Norfolk, Va.
Doren In South Orange. Mr. VanMr*. Leater Brcet of Hendrlck- Dorcn la prealdent of this New Jer- The violation, reported by the
Mn pi. haa returned home from «ey authors' club. He and Henry State Divi*lon of Alcholle BeverRlvervlew hoipital, where she t i l Hall and James MaeFadden pre- age Control, occurred Sept. 1. The
• madlcal patient.
sented amusing and erudite paper* ABC. had asked "quick action" by
on the caae, Mayor George
Peggy Ann Minton, daughter of on "Virtue—Paat, Preient and Fu- council
Mr. and Mr*. H. Lynnwood Min- ture." Miss Penelope Summerwell, Steven* taid, "although we were
ton of Fair Haven rd., ipent the who covered the Washington visit not Informed of the violation until
week-end at home. She 1» a atudent of Princeu Kliiabeth and her Duke a few day* ago."
at tht aehool of nuraing at Middle- for the Newark Evening New*, was At th* brief council aenlon tht
i n General hospital, New Brunt- prcaent and gave an account of her Inter-department trantftr of monty
wlek.
experiences with "intimate tid bit*" wa* agreed upon. Thl* I* an an.
The Ladlei* auxiliary of the Fair that did not make the newt col- null procedure, necessary to nettle
all outstanding bills before tha end
Haven yacht club will meet tomor- umiu.
row night at the home of MM. James S. Reatdon of Shadow- of the year.
Ocorge B. Moxley on Church at.
brook rd. attended the foundation
Member* of the Methodtat church meeting of the Father*' club at
will attend tha Thantugivinf aerv- Seton Hill college Sunday, Nov. 4.
let next Tbunday at U a. m. it
Shrewsbury auxiliary to Rivertha Chapel of the Holy Communion. view hospital ha* postponed Iti
MM. Ouatave J. Freret of River meeting until Nov. 38 because of
rd., wai hoiteM at a cocktail party the fact the meeting would be the
at her home Friday, the occasion day before Thanksgiving.
being Mr. Frarefa birthday. Follow- The Community club wilt hold
Fair Haven
put
We have
them!
pun
.
wry dl»Wo«.
taoatM
eaten oad
HIM
advtrtisadiaLIFEMiuiaa.
Jaweted la%ff MOvsiMBis tkat we
OsValOBj Bjf IBS pgwjtl pgOpBJ IPJsv I
lOfthtMBttjSfl
BUT
donHhavstobehidjaffteed. totes today)
Ntw lint witci VWHM stiff it
Reussilles'
Need New Furniture?
Mrs. James M. Heuck
LIHle Silver,
New Jersey
Dear Ann Marie,
Or Bedding?
BE A SHOPPER!
Wall, what tjo you think of us now?
Just like you said we ought to, we've gone and
stacked e whole corner with the most exquisite Hallmarked
sliver from ell England—Adie. The world's fleetest name
in Sterling for generations.
•,
, ,,j.,,:».. w ,
And en English lew (e bond to the last) soys that
you can actually have yaur head chopped off because of
this silver. 'Tit a fact. If you falsify its cantent, yau
losa your head. That's the law, made over 600 yeort 090
and still in effect.
Wo agree, you'll *urely lose your head ovor this silver
—'but in a bloodless sort of way.
Take a look—seme of the pieces aro pictured at
right—the covered vegetable dish with gadraoned edges,
$69.60 including tax—the gravy beat, $37.30 Including
tax—tha salt and pepper, $15 each including tax—tha
small mustard dish with blue-glass liner, $2f.6O Including
tax. We've many mere—none inexpensive—and all
magnificent.
Truly, wa hava liacame
tha finest small depart,
ment stera en tha ceast
—with everything from
food, to silver, to linon,
to furniture. No wander
sa many people mike us
a on*.stop<thoB. Please
do.
5\
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.CHINA
? GLASS-SHOP
land
KIOMTYUVEN UOAD STREET
RED IANI • • • MEW lEIStY
As over,
Ann and John Itllantine
Chine and Glass Shop
Go Here!
Go There!
Go Anywhere!
But
Btjfort Buying ntw living room furniture, bedroom furniture,
tnnerspring matfressei, kitchen furniture or juvenile furniture .. *
visit Clayton J . N e w m a n . . . . compare our merchandise for
quality end price. See if you don't agree we give most for
the money.
CLAYTON J. NEWMAN
FURNITURE - BEDDING - JUVENILE FURNITURE
1717 F STREET '
•
SOUTH BELMAR
I Veal
STOtI HOUMl
MONDAY • W1DMI0AY . FRIDAY
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Text of CUIIMIH Spcerh
Sp«dtHiiM in
to tk« taal tl tka tortaiaal ocrvie* avUskit asjitifcen
ltwt aiftu kafara tka ia tke world. Aad we are BOW esr
4 ta
ualtir Oagakstr t faced ia a Ni-asilUsa dollar airport
IU4
pro-rats at Newark,
Caaaatrct kf Hewtvi) C. Cullaaaa, development
Teteraoro, Hear Tork taUraatioaal
ckturaaa tt tka Part tt Maw Tark aad
LaOuardia airports.
Awtkaiity:
At Newark airport, wkick *J« *f*
t *aj aeu«iau • ttmr
ttthtlm- dtvelopiaf aad operating natter a
ttVvear
leasekold witk tfc* CMr
tcraatiaf mmt laftHBMtlvt ''Near
Jaraer OtMttaa" tka atktr 4«y of Newark, ow plaas iaelitde • aew
ruawav
systesa and a aew pasaeawtuw I mttUtt am tka cevtr
(er tenaiaal buildiaf aad etaor fatkt aaViti wiklicatia* af tkt i
eilitie*
that
will atakt New Jercitttlaa at Ckaaaa rrackttlaan af
Maw iugav » K : "A ttur«|r pcafl*, •ev's pioaeer airport one of tks
tjwiatlr IMuaUatHia, iatelltfaatly Saieot aaywkere. Da*if«# to kaadls
•racraajtva aati avar BtMrtatlc. ut l.«M pUne* a d*r, Newark airport
ktstMiaa a. grat>Ur MaatBtxatk *<HM- will tpecialiat ia Vtsy-tsaiaatt 4tr
aatsHie llskt* aerviaf tho New Jot*
ty." I k»»a Mvcr eaaaa i
fraattar coaasllaatat ta aar caav eer-Hew Tork *r«tv Aad it wW
five
tke people of Nortkera New
•uKltir aat) iu people.
laeliialng- Meeiwrawtk asaa
Maaatautk couaty. ajuita abviaut- Jersey,
a eoavenleatly located saodero
ly, at Aaserlc*. in galaiaturt, aa« a* ty,
tertaiaal
for tki* aeweet aad tosa*f af tra kavc "eturdy acapla,
tjuletly latliutrlaua, lattllljtBtly cresslBflr peptilar tseaas of traastatioa. Bkfere Mac tk* air
irafrtaalva aa4 avar aatriatlc," wa
velcr frosa Red aUak wiU k*
fan kava tha frtataaf kapa la tha
Intuit. Cv«a tkeittk It etrUlaly •kle to drive to Newark airport o*j
rt.
M sad tks New Jotts*
mutt twagi u Mart tl w, M URMC,
t« b« a 4afk ftati staaftraut warIC pike la about « •Uaat**.As
• part of ow rsfioaaJ airport
HiatorU Maatawtiik cwRty It alia
rats we kotifkt Teterkoro ait•Mdlara Uaaatautk cauaty. 4*4
la Berfea comtr to sask* as*v
tkat, of court*, ia laaaartant Far
U t developsMai
ttiftShk
it wauld aat ka aaaufk Itt tka pta>
rtfientl airport tjrkMi OM
pU af MoaaMtitk cauaty ta »lt back •aaptr
aeed
arises.
In
the
mesntisnt
Tettrand refect upoa their tlluatrioua
is specialisinc la tke kaadliaf
larakaara, tktir rjiafK'eteaat lam*- boro
of
private,
esecutlvt-typ*
aad
earfs
marki * H tke natural bcaittie* of air traffic.
their countryaltft •,n a their ihore,
The modern and arocreMiva Man- Under lease from the CUr af
mouth county, M you know to well, Newark we alao have the retpoiiav
it one thai a»»reci%tct tka import- ibility far Port Newark. We are re
ance of gr'at roadways. It It one hahillt.iiinir and developing this
that underttantla tha need] for (and vital New jersey facility as a modhospital* and other community tor- ern marine terminal, which will be
vicea. Many of you here tonight arc particularly beneficial to Industrie*
reaponaikle to a Uifa degree lor and business in Northern and Centhd guccenlul welfare ioh that ia tral New Jersey. The availability
hung done In the county. I know ef thia seaport means aulektr.
that you art ai proud of your cheaper and more convenient transaehoela at you are of what I under- portation for New Jersey skipper*
tttnd it your excellent fttcal poil and receiver* af freight. As tke
tion anil your autataadjlag agrleul leading; lumber port on tht last
tural production. Tour long and] Coast. Port Newark handled more
busy tkort, providing ant of the than tW million board feet of lumcountry'* moat active and prot-per- ber in 1PSO. A great part of tkis
out and beautiful recreational lumber wat delfvegVat-tn distribuareaa, it not th« lettt of the re- tors in Monmouth county, as yetj
markable attractions af your great may know. As a result of our business promotion program and Ikt
county.
avaiUbilitv of new facilities which
t can only agree with My fellow we built, Port Newark kas Become
rommiaaioner and dear ptrtonal • center for the receipt and storage
friend, T. Palmer Armttrong, that of many commodities, including
he haa A home community of which canned fruits and vegetables frogs
ht can be proud. I have been great- the West Coast, Again, maay of
ly Impreaied by tha fact that linn- these cargoes ars destined for Menmouth county haw more Ulan (50 mouth.
bridge*. In tha Port Authority we
are kept pretty buay operating jutt
Under our Port Newark program
four of them, and two tunnel*. All ws have already spent or commitof them conntct the great ttttt tt ted over nine million dollars on our
New Jentey with New Tark.
Improvement program, and tonnage
When my frltnd, and your friend, over the nut nine month* amount,
Harry Neuberger, athed ma to ed ta 1,JM,5M long ton*, as COM.
come down her* and k* with you pared with 1,037,41(1 In th»
tonight, I had a feeling that moat year under city management
of you had probably been kept In
Mt MM**) Paffcsi
pretty tloee contact with Port Aut-ajrrolls at Port Newark hav« la.
thority affaire through Oommit- created
from M,IM,0(» to tt* a l l .
tloner Armttroag. But *t th« rlik
of repeating *em* af tha thing* hi lion dollars under Port Authority
aaantgement.
ha* already told you, I thouid Ilka
to review for you here briefly aome . The Port Authority but terminal
fact* ab*ut *ur M-atata organist' I* now used by four bus compMles
tlon.
tenrini Monmouth county. Tnla InAa Engllah atudent of public ad- clude* a new lint which starts*
mlnUtratloa ha* aaid that the publie authority "it tho mo*t Important
Innovation la political organisation
and eoMtltutlonal practice la our
time." Aa a buelneaeman I believe
that public authorities play a partlcularly Important pa" In democratic government, beeauaa they
make It poaalble to apply tha method* and efficiency of good ktwiaaji
management to tho development,
financing: and adminittratioa of
large public enterprltr*.
In the Port Authority our board
of eommiMloner*, on which you
have a native ton, comparet with
the board of director* of an efficient private corporation. Perbapt
we la the Port Authority cometime* work a llttl* harder at out
public lob* than we do at our private John. Although, a* you know,
the eommlttlonera receive no compematlon for their Port Authority
service.
A ahort time ago on* of my fellow eommleiloner* nd I found ourgelve* hard at work on Port Authority bualneaa at t o'clock at
let* you d o n an »rwsgt>tiM
night. He atked me why I thought
the Port Authority commUalonera
living room without onto
worked to hard at their public job*.
moving the dttnet
^"™
"Why do you tuppoa* we do thJt,
Howard?" he aaked. And when 1
quite frankly «ald: "I dont know."
ho answered hi* own question: "It't
because wa are Interetted, and the
constructive work wa are doing ta
to tatttfying."
No Bed ttaao
But ths Port Authority commitlionets, no matter how greatly Interested or devoted, could not
handle alone the reiponaibllltie*
plseed upon them, fortunately they
have available a career ataff of expert* on whoac Integrity and ability they can rely completely. Our
Port Authority ataff is headed by
our capable, hard-working executive director, Austin J. Town. And
I cannot overstate the Importance
of ths fact that the Port Authority
I* able to operate unhampered by
rid taps, bureaucracy aad political
pressure!.
Many ef tho benefit* derived from
the Port Authlrlty1* facilities and
service* can be traced directly to
Monmouth county. For example,
the third tube of the Lincoln tunnel, Improved tunnel and bridge approaches and the like, are aa Important to Monmouth •* they are
to *tiy other community in the New
Jersey-New York Port district.
There It no doubt that much of
Honmouth'a buelnets and employment rely for their continuance on
the ease tnd comfort of automobile
travel between tha metropolitan
canters and the New Jersey shore
resorts. Ths Port Authority's dote
co-operation with state and local
highway agencies, such ss ths New
Jersey Turnpike Authority, ths
New Jeney Stats Highway department and county and city tnglnaere
assures a highway system efficiently integrated with Port Authority
crotiinns. And this program encourages travel to the Monmouth area.
A few years sgo we reported to
the governor of New Jertey that
'tn Important area of future recreational development I* the New
'it Most efficient clcansi madtt
Jersey shore. The future developit Eitrflsrg* "Throw-Awsj/*
ment of the beach reaorts will detag!
. •',^- '¥
pend In large measure upon the
completion of highway routes, not
it Circular tihtuit—no «lr
only In Monmouth but In Bergen,
Union, Passalc tnd Essex counties."
it 10 icitnuflcilly-deiipned
Significantly, the Oarden State
parkway, now being; built, will
•uachmtmi!
eventually tap all of these counties
of Northern New Jersey, And the
completion of this route will come,
Um to wf pbMt fir a
as you know, to be of major importance to your own county.
We have always laid that a new
express highway, auch ss the New
Jersey Turnpike, eliminating the
tlruome travel over the con/tested
rt. 25, would stimulate business at
the magnaflclent beaches of Monmouth county and South Jersey,
When the turnpike 1* completed, New Jersey's largest and most
ple In Red Bank will be able
complete Hardware Stors
drive to Times *q. In a little
Uptown B'way . Tel. «-MU
over an hour. Thlt It about 45 minLong Branch
utes lest than it take* them to get
Plenty of frtt parking
there by rt, 29, The entenslon of
the Oarden State parkway Into
roar of store.
Monmouth county would cut driv«Vrthorl*»d Dealer
ing time even more,
Airport Kxpanalon
GENERAL { £ fllCTRIC
The Port Authority's regional
VACUUM CLIANIM
tlrport program it giving to tht
metropentkn area of New Jersey
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ADOPTED September I, U i l , was
Introduced: Orttttr «, 1151,
Paattd! Oettker 4, 1151,
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f t r w t n t tt tht or4« a( Domini Mc>
Pk44la, KurrofHt tf tkt County of Mon.
aioutk, tklt 4*y mti: on Ih« tpplleatisn
of tht vndtrilfntd. bteutort of tkt • • •
att »i A4tli>k L, Bftuii, dwitMd, aatlc*
It kinky a l » « t t tht trt4Uori tf H i t
4 M M M 4 t> artMRt f Ikt tala t a u a t o n
at tftmald, their rlilmi undtr «ath,
'ItnFn iiv mnnthi from thii riitt.
Datta Frakold.N. J., Ontakt r II, itSI,
UEORGE A. DKAUN. IK.,
I f (tlcnwood Av», Oranct, N.
ROBIRT A. R«AUN.
IDI Rroad St^ Eatontown, N. I.
AbraaiorT A Prlcf.
111.41
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WITH THIS NEW
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Puiiit aotict la keraby *l«ta that I. Hulk • . Crawford. Collector af T t i t t of
Ik* Bortuak of New Dhrt-iburr Honmeutk Ctunty. Ntw Jtiiejr. will atll at oublie
tuietlon on th. 2»th da» af N o n a t t r . 1111, at IOIOO A. M., la tkt Ctlltetei's
JSfetTiMpi Vails. N.J., tkt following BareUtfttr deteribtd ltndt.
t k t ttld lands will kt told tt a a k t tkt eMttillt ef amnieiral lltSI esargeatle
Otllaat tht i>s» on tht flrit day ol July, M i l . at eonputed la tka taa Hit. te.
gatktr with interest on taid amount from tkt «rit day of July. 1151, to tha date
«f salt and the eottt of sale at pubiit vendue to tuek ptraont at w^l purchase tht
Matt aubject to redemption at Iht lowett rttt ef lattrett, kut in at ease in excess
" ' <i*hisP."l.e'i!ti"»dr."nd."",>th. pr.vl.ltn. of Artl.lt 4. Chtpte, I. Title II. ef the
Kevin* Statutta of New Jtriey. 111?, tatitltd, "lalt tf Real Property t t Bnforct
LltBI "
Ths ttld lands to »t told tnd tkt naaitt tf Mrtont tgaiait wkosi Mid taitt
save B««B lain on aetouat ef tack parttl, art at fellewti
Wa. Davit E.t. ft W » . Held, blk It, lot M. was. Wa»il*t......|J.2l
CylaiaKufnn. blk II, part lot II, laad, Pint Break „
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F O Turner, blk <*, part lot II, a tcraa land, Grttn Gro»e ...lO.ei
Dusa'n Abruaio. blk •», part lot II, t« teiei land and buildi n n and Part int II
Aden, T. BerrJ. part Iota 45. .4. 41. * bid*., White's Ptrk.
Pine Brook
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Otetr a Mary Cook, blk <«, ptrt of lot T, land and buildingi, Shnfto Bond, lteeveytown
_
Roland Cupitt, blk »7. part lot 21. land and building. Green
Grove
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Unknown John Dot, klk V, part lot I, about II acres land.
mort or leu, Arturr Avenue ...........
.......„.;.................
Rebecca ft Stanley Forehead, blk F, lott ». 1, Sprlngdttt
Isaae H, tiiihuly l t t ~ klk aTTlot 4. i t atrti itnd and buildIngi Hopt Boad «. «...«—
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Kino K.t'olain.n, blk i . H lot II. Orthard St., Hanet Park....
Abraham A. Megill orKcGIII. rart let. II. II. II. and building, Whltt'a Park. Pine Breek _ - .
Dora liorosnw ft Charltt Ira, klk I s , part itt I, t aertt land.
Stttt Hwy. # 1 3 , Saaftt't Ceistf «-_..._...
Ottt McMillan.' blk A. Itt 71. Hante A f t , Haaet Park
Mestant Corp.. Chtrft. F. sVkajidt, abtut J aeits. laad and
buildings, Fiat Brook . . — . . — —
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OUvtr A, ft Ella J. Porter, ktltaet of late, Peittr Tratt. tnd
buildings, Pint Brook - • • . — — ~ ~ .
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Htnty Jtlppt-Nath'an Phlftpt, bun aad building! Pint Brook
Andrew Bitbardtoa, blk 14, s a t let I. lead, Pint Brook
John IUnsay-r, S, Marpkv. klk 14, part Itt 1, 1 aert laad,
Pina Brook — - . . ••
W. A. Richardson I t t , klk II, lot 25, about 14 aertt, land
and building Beereytown
Cart ft Mary Riltei. blk 17, part lot 36. land and buildings,
Aabury A»e., Green Grovi
Ruisell KchafTtr, hilt B, lot To, CUciry St.. Hanet Park
Robert Seirller, blk 47, part lot 10. ii teret land ac4 buildinRi, Sycamore Ave
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Herbert Schum.m hlk 5», lots VI Si 4 II atr«s land and
buildings. Wayside Rd.. Wnysldt
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Mty W, Biimliinu et als blk IS, van lot II, II terct, land,
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11.41
11.10
15.14
10.85
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11.51
111,11
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Aabury Ave, Reeveytown
114.11 111.17
Gutrin k Helm Tcdd, blk 43, utrt lot 5. land tnd buildings,
Hope
fill
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11171 111.11
Gutrin ft Helm T»M hlk 43, ptrt lot !, land, Hem Rd
11.11
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Guerln * Helen ToO.I, blk 43. ptrt lot «. A. land, Hop* Rd
11.14
11.14
John A. Taylor blk 68. lot 4 I terta land ft buildings, tktfto
Rd!, Reiveytown
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11.14
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leon ft Michael Tamurln, blk <9, ptrt let 1, I aert. ltnd,
State Hwy #33. Shatto't Corner
71.14
11.11
T. Irai.-. Vallrau, blk 52 part lot 4, I aeret land, Wayside
Rd., Pine llrnok
17.51
11.11
Irneit k Ethe Wadlcy blk 48, ptrt lot I. 14 tcres, land and
buMdlnm Tinlnn Ave
410.10 411.11
Wm. Winxn, hlk '>«. imrt Int 19. 1 acres 'and and buildings,
WBi»iil« Rd.. Pine llrnok
11.11
19.41
Jamei Arthur, blk C, lot 82. house tnd lot, Patch St., Htnct
paI>
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Oitnlel Bowman Eit., blk 63, lot 1. 10 tertt itnd. Bhafto Rd.,
Reavcytown
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Mary DeMalo, blk C. lots ID, 31, Appla St., Ittt 10 and 11,
Peach St., Hanet Park
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14.11
Wm. C. Halt, blk A, lot 59 home tnd lot. Cherry St,, Hanea
Park
10.14
Robert P, * Hc»sie Ilnlly, blk B lot 14, house and lot, Chtrry
St., Huncc Purl;
70.31
Howard Hotchklat, blk 43 par', lot 12, 1 acre, land, near
Crystal Brook Broad St
10.70
Harriett t. Lockct't Kst,. land and buildings, Pint Brook Rd,,
Pine Brook
J9.30
1 'CahonUs LeMleus. blk (0, lot 10, about 44 acres land and
building, Keevcytown
I.S2
Altx Mtdlion. blk 57, lot 11 lot and building, Wtyslda
Id., Pint Brook
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Bella Marx, blk II part lot U . lot tnd building, Green Grovt
Rd. Wtytlda .. ••
111,11
Mat MeAleer. blk is. ptrt lot T. land and building, Syetmort
Ave, Tlnton 1'nlla
Itl.10
Robt, S. k K. Lueilla McMnuis. blk »7, lot «l, t t t e n . land
itnd liiitlillnitH, Rr^en (,1-ovt
115.II
G»M'ir k JcU,,lilytiii Prllnlic. — Clirmo, blk II, part lot I, I
aero land and huilillnr, Tinton Ave., Tlnton Fills
111.57
Alvin I), ilo»», blk B. lot 132. Cherry Bt., Htnee Park
11.11
Rudolph A. Voncl, hlk 57 lot II, land aad bulldlnte. War*
sldf Hi)., Pino Brook
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Wm, While Eil., blk St. part Int 14 I s o r t , land and build*
Ins, llnmlllnn lid., Pine Brook
11,10
Hnrvey tinker, blk C5, part lot 40. about I I acre, land, Reov.
eytuwn
18,94
When the min tukex tilut-'e, tuiyment of iM taxei, or Kftflcsuments, cnxts iinil interest mutt be pulil by Ihr niirchantr before the rnucluslon o( tho sate, otherwise
tho pi'nriorty will he ininii'iliaU'K it'MtlU,
At any time brfnre the sale, ills collrctrtr will receive phyment of the amount
due, together w l h Interest and costs Innurrad to the data of payment,
wf,M« nt, btnd .... l l n dsr .« O.t.b.,, I....
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Celltiier.
Q.E
Pi a* Eleven
July.
not beea aoeepted by the asuBicl- in th* Interests) of ittf**v«d rail, teas. la this way wt are able to
heat lilinei pelitl
fro** llsamouth
»uth using
usiag these
truck and air, a* well a* water : finance, develop and operate in the
a*o aaKaaf ug- to *» taiautte in
transportation rates.
public Interest the land « a arri
_ _ _as_ ceaapared
_ _
Ma*d MtaVrti pter*
travot ta**.
witk the
I jut* want to add] that th* Port elr terminal*, which the' Port A>
taok lor
their Our proposal for tht impiovement project
UaaO It
tt task
far tkasi
them t*
to raaek tl
could be Bnsnced, de-' thority hat proviicl for vo'j todjv
tormiaal destinations in of the municipally owned piers in vnioped which
operated through the without burden to the taxpayer "'
termiaaU ia mldtown N e w York, which play avch an im- Authorityind
doe*
not undertake any I
—
MaakotUa ia pr*-P*rt Authority portant part In the prosperity of i investment of private
»attr»o Tawt Data
capital. Our
bus ttwaaiaal day*. And. ef couite, all the people in th<. port district ft"Id ia within that, narrow
W > h en eir'.i
Bnr.^ir^^rr.p:
margin
tswy now sajoy all tke comfort* in both iitatp* wan aUo r-jer'e.i by where private eapltal cannot earn j '.m.r.z «v«n- y o u ' r e ir.-< rr,.-.--.J
sad OMvatuSBces of the world* | the muniiipality. The impoj-tanre <,f a tufficieBt return on Itt Investment I |
• s o t Isadora kas termiaal.
government can aqueege j i
| a port improvement pro^mm, hoth ! anu
la oar family of termiaal fanli- I in New Jersey and Si-v York is through for a long pull without * E'I-MIJ s.d i "i^'ci.V.'
tertlaemtnt.
tie* sr* th* Near Terk Union Mo- . quite iihvious. The people cannot!
tor Truck terminal aad it* (idtcr ! ^et full hrn^flts from ovpi-aged, detertBiaal ta Newark. At present the U-iioraled, inefrlcifnt pierg and othNewark termiaal is ieseed to the er water-front facilities The. grea 1 UaHed ttais* Air rorec. But when e«t port in the world d e e n v e * the
4 PI«U CI—
M Is released far general use 1 am bent farilitiet in tho. world. We
ours tkat Ma ksBoSts will be re- ceitainly do not havo them today.
Mirrert
S*tt*d ia hottor aad cheaper truck
I want to tell you about a part
(ntflht strrtes ia this county.
of the Port Authority program
to Mat sad IBM, at th* request which in not as obvious aj our ter-1
Glu4 TOM Far
of Oov Dtiscoll. tk* Port Author- minalt and Intorjtat'! rrasslnirs but
Dttla
swIF
ity rttMrveved the New Jentey wn- plays an important part in the welterfroat to determlot possible sites fare of the people in hoth *Utcs.
for m aad Improved marine term- Thi« it what v.i- call our port proS*ftt. Auto Glass
iaals. This study covered those per- motion and protection program. We.
ISffttMl) WMMS r«SJ Walt
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ti*M of Middles** and Monmouth now have trade promotion ortice* in I
ceewtiss wrth tho port dUtrict At Chicago, Cleveland and Washington
at
well
a*
a
very
new
I.*uin-Amertks foovjtot of tke towaskip of Middlttown hi Mossssutk, we invosti- ican trade promotion office in Rio
•stsd tks ifssiillttiee of utlng the dt Janeiro. The.se officers promote
WtMBtt
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t««s*>srde Havsl ammuaitlon pier the movement of good* from the
for prtvaU radastrial ourpostt U New Jersey-New fork port, and
thus help to meet the promotional
WM tmr {segment, however, that
'
c*n- ••(forts of competing ports, particularly the agKreMiVn Oulf porta.
•f asaalatioa a»4 harbor
Our port protection program is defrom
its
availa
detracted
tlvitla*
•igned
to assure that our port will
rcial or industrial
bilityasta
water-front facility, and could not enjoy fair and equitable freight
work out •aaaelally. Wa have rec- rates comparable to those at comommended important pier improve- peting; ports. The Port Authority
ment programs for Jersey City and appears before! committees of TonHobobea, but these program* h.iv grea* and varlout federal agencies
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ha gava ttaa vietorn hit tupport.
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high food pneaa ii lo rent a fro?.on
fond Irtrkrr. In ifcla way you ran
riuv fnnd in riua.tititv and uaa it a*
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lege,
New Tork city, «**•* tram
Salvation Arsny Corn Cadet tha rank*
of the eorp* cadet*. OthSunday will b* observed Sunday at er college* maintained by tha SalI ji. m. In the Red Bank citadel.
vation Army for «alter* ar* la
riorabel Blair, higher grade Atlanta, Chicago and Baa Freav
corp* cadet, will be th* principal cisco.
speaker of the evening. Her sub- Claaae* for eorp* c*4*t*h»» ar*
ject will be "The Door." The pro- held weekly in every BjaJvatioa
gram ia being held in conjunction Army citadel.
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with the national observance of
The Red Bank SalvaUea Araiy
Corp* Cadet Sunday which will be annual maintenance caapaldja now
htld in every Salvatioa Army cita- being conducted la N*rth*a*t*»
dtl in the United State*.
Monmouth county aaakee H p**Received at the local citadel this sihle to carry en th* eorp* cadet
week were certiScetee for leseont program and other activities at
completed by cadet* together with the citadel.
a letter of congratulation* by Major Frank Gibson *f Newark, divil^iral WfttaM lajarc*! %
sional young peoples secretary.
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Active corp* cadets ia Red Bank Aa Car OvertwnM
are Higher Grace Corps Cadets
FAIR HAVEN-Mr*. Dmtllla
riorabel Blair, Roaald and Robert Rutler, in« West Bergea pi, *ed
Dries, and Lower Orad* Corps Ca- Bank, entered bruise* of th* aaek
det* Betty VanPelt and James and and left arm Friday afteraooa
Edward Chadwick. Mr*. Major when the car in wkieh tha waa
Henry A. Dries is higher corps radet counselor, and Graduate Corps tiding, driven by her hueUad,
Csdet Marjorie Chadwiek, lower Hydie Rutler, overturned at aM|e
and Hance rda.
grade counselor.
According to Fair Havea pelic*,
Salvation Army corps cadets are the Butler car wa* travaliag waat
young persona who hsve reached on liidge rd. whea it waa MriKk
' tha age of 12 and have expressed by a Morey URu* track, drive*
| the desire and interest In the six- by Oeorge W. Straehla af Naatwna.
year course of Bible study and The truck, said p*1***. • • * •'•""
hand book ef doctrine, Salvation
Army orders and regulations. The ellng South on Hanee rd.
Mrc. Butler wa* treated at Riverlower grade comprises -he first
three years of study and th* high- view hospital.
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sided Wednesday night of last DeGtrma, associate editor; Herbert
Hadet
week at a meeting af the Ladies'
art editor; Wallace OykaHsrry M. Welcford of Red Bank, auxiliary of the flre company in Kaul,
associate art editor; Heary
a Member of the Monmouth county the absence of the praaident, Mis. man,
and Donald Merrlck,
parole board, wan a truest speaker Martha Decher, who is in Florida. Hammondmanagers;
Geerge DaOar
Tuesday evening at the mretlng of The meeting was held at the home busineas
mo,
James
Bruce Murray,
tha Woman'a Society of Christian of Mrs. Lester Richens, and Mrs. Herbert KaulKirk,
Fraak Slayer,
Service held in the church rooms William Mile* was co-hostess. The mimeographing;and
Herbert Kaul aad
af HI. John's Methodist cliurrh. He auxiliary'* annual Christmas party John
Richards, cover; Mrs. Edward
told of hit duties and experiences will be held at the Willowbrook, Flanagan,
typing, and Mr*. Naaaal
M a member of the parole hoard. Fair Haven, with Mrs. Edward Wy- Smith, adviser.
MUs Vera Tombleson used "Thanks- lie In charge of reservations. The
New seventh trade tAeara a n
giving" for her topic in the devo- next meeting will be held at the
tional service. Several hymns were home of Mrs. Benjamin Richards. Carl Sellers, president;
Wilkins,
vice president;
sung by the group. Miss Mildred
Tha Ladies' Helping circle of the Hamernick, secretary, and
Laughlin, president of the society, Reformed
church
met
Wednesday
conducted the business session and afternoon of last week at the home Kinsledler, treasurer.
Michael J. Crine hat been era
welcomed Mrs. John Boyd aa a
the president, Mrs. Joseph Moto hia home by illn*M far
new member. It was decided to of
reau, Sr. Mrs. A. C. Buck was co- lined
mike a donation to the deaconesa hostess. Mrs. John Fitch of Bco- the paat six weeks.
af the Methodist Home in Cimden. beyvllle and Mrs. William Marble
Gloria Updike, daughter of Mr,
The nest meeting will b» held at of Bfiyside, Me., were guests of the and Mis. Donald Updike, hM retha ehurch Tuesday pvenlnf, Dec. circle. Mrs. Irving Gemmell *ave turned ta school after being laid
t, at the church, at which time the a report on tha work of the calling up several weeks with illness,
Christmas party will he held. A committee. A plastic party wss
Garrett Thompson and family
cavered dish sufprr wilt precede held yesterday afternoon at the hav*
moved back into their heu*e
tha affair. The women will bring church.
her* after spending several month*
lift* for the children at the Cam- Mrs. Henry Hammond, Jr., en- with Mr. Thompson'* parent* at
dan Methodist home at that time. tertained her bridge club Wednes- Vanderburg while their hone* was
Hiss Tombleson reported on the renight of last week. Present being moved ta a new loeatloa.
cant purchase of equipment for the day
were Mrs. Woodrow Matthews,
Mn. Ellmbeth Messier has rekitchen and silverware for the din- Mrs. Harry Surgent, Mrs. Walter
Ing room. Hostesses for the evening Foster, Mr*. Sam Venti, Mrs. Har-ceived word from her toa, F r t
Lawrence
Adams, that he I* stawer* Mr*. Elmer A. Bahrenburg, ry Hawthorne, Mrs. Howard
Mn. Elwood I. Monahan, Mr*. Ro-Thompson and Mrs. Virginia Haw- tioned In Germany. H* arrlvad
there several weeks ago.
land Cmmona and Mrs. II. Bhoo- thorne, all of Freehold.
The Parent-Teacher attociatlaa
bridge. Guest of the evening was
Mrs. William Wilshim. Attending Th* staff of the public school held the first of a series of taa
paper,
"Th*
Blue
and
Oold
Talks,'
parties Tuesday for teachers la
were Mrs. Annahcllc Spiniue, Mrs.
Ullie B. Brunei-. Mrs. Joseph D. I* Beth Flanagan, editor; George the local school.
Bedle, Mrs. Jay Baker. Mrs. Leon
Wallace, Mrs. Howard Potter, Mm.
Walter 8male, Mrs. N'ormnn R. Rl
ley, Mr*. Frank Laughlin, Mrs. Roe
llf H. LeRoy, Mm. James Nelrlin*er, Mrs. Albert Heath, Mrs. Hendrlck h. Rcnnett, Mn. William
Bell, MUs Anna Cowles, Miss Florence l>Roy. Mrs. Theodore Hathaway, Miss Vera Tomhlrson, Mrs.
Warren Anderson, Miss Mildred
Laughlin, Mrs. Augustus Bogart,
Miss Stella Bailey, Miss Beulah
Thistle, Mrs. Harold Strneck, Mrs.
D y s o n Weodhouie, Mn. taille
Hughaon, Mr*. Leonard Lufburrow
and Mrs. Francis Woolley.
Mis* Marie Reiainger celebrated
her l«th birthday with a dlnnet
•arty at her home on Indian Hill
farm Monday evening. Marie received many gift* and a shower of
card*. Quest* were Ruth Neighbors,
June Laughlin, June Bennett, Miss
Marie Bailey and Mr. and Mr*.
Theodore O. Bailey.
Ernest E r Peseux attended the
fourtieth anniversary dinner of
Manhattan Empire chapter of the
Telephone Pioneers of America at
the Hotel Astor, New York city,
I Monday.
The Haslet Fire Co. No. 1 was
called out- to a lire Saturday mornIng at 4:30 In the Green Acres tavsrn on highway 30. The interior
wa* badly burned and smoked up
and a hole was burned through the
roof. Tha firemen decided the lire
WM ctuMd by faulty wiring.
Mr*. John B. Ackerson and Infant
•on Robert James have returned
home from Fltkln hospital.
The Hailet Scout units went roller skating this afternoon at the
Belvidere rink In Keansburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Bailey of
Indian Hilt farm, are the parent*
of a daughter born Sunday at Rlvervlew hospital.
Ray. and Mr*. George W. Kann«r* of North Long Branch were
Saturday gueata of Harry S. Cowles
•nd family.
Seaman John J. Wsrneek of Norfolk, Va., spent, the week-end with
Ills parent*, Mr. and Mrs, Henry J,
Warnoek. highway 3D.
Miss Winifred Zucker Is on a
ten-day vacation trip to Daytona
Beach, Fia.
Mr. and Mr*. John T. Wataon
hava returned home from a two
weeks* trip ta Canada.
Mr*. Louis* Jones of Lone Island
•pent • few day* with Mrs. Lillle
aVtKka
Hnghion.
Mr. and Mr*. William H. Campbell of Seattle, Wash, hav* returned home after sptndlns; several
week* with Mr. and Mr*. T. Longo.
Mr. and Mrs. Gsorge Dunn wer*
Brldgeton visitor* Saturday,
Roellf H. LeRoy, Elmer A. Bahrenburg, Lester W. Bahrenburg,
James Neldinger and Howard Pnrt*r visited Wilfred Morreli, a former Haaiet resident, In Boonton
Sunday.
Colt'a Neck
FURNITURE—Third Floor
Knlraiirc
Salvation Army Corps Cadeta Receive Certificate*
Margaret Ann Orine, daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Crine, had
a party Monday afternoon in calibration of her sixth birthday. Present were Mr, and Mrs. Crine, Laura Sparrow, Diana and Joan S v
gotsky, Diana and David Mataon,
(Horglanna Cross, Joan Harmata,
Lynn Miles, Carol Zlmmarer,
Thomas MoKnlght, Jr., Thoma*
McGuire, Bucky LeMeun*. Lester
Rlchens, Jr., Mrs. Thomas McKnlght, Hr., Mrs. John T. Cross,
Mr I, Hairy Hngotaliy and Mrs.,
Thomas McOulre.
Mr*. Crlns, vie* president, pre-
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RED BANK
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Beach Pavilion Fund Gctt 9S5O
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Volunteer fork
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The Rumsoa ausilisry of Bint*
MB HtttifM
vi*w avteaital wiU hold Its aaaual
Mr. M 4 MI*. Meaty Dc agea tad
Borough folice are placing wan- dinn*r for membsrs r.est Thuraeta Retort, 8 f t Pint Cleat ead
ing* on all cur* left parked • • *»y at 1 p. m. at Bmghaan hall.
Mr*. A M I Dnaae aad 4e«gkt<r
KBTPOatT—William B. Wealley,
street! hen over night. After next Mr*. Raymond MeOirr I* ckainua
fl44ii. gurrtsjatt if Ik* Cwetr <4 • * • • N M M ,
H n . Pheeke A. ttegkjr, Jr., af Weet P#eat « . bee retired
Thursday, Nov. 22, person leaving ia eharg* of arrangements
• • • t k a*4t ta tk* •matMtjte .ear •» Mr. aad Mr*. Vtecee*, Orey •*« treat hi* aeeiUea with tto J. * . J.
their can on the street over night
Mrs. S. Wilsoa Uird of U DocehUdrtt Margaret ead David. MiM W. Saetrertk OytUr compaay plant
will receive lummoni'i.
wood lane has been corflned t»
Wiatfred Bertotck M 4 real fieg- at Otaoapett L. I , after at yaara
Rumson achooli win rloae next aer borne by illnesi the past w»*k
Wf ( W M KNtM Batter*, I**, at aarvit* aadto*retaraed tora.
at 1 p. m. for the
MeaaWn Servo *4 I SO Wednesday
f»ir*nt-T*ach«r auoclatlon
I tkt *»kMfib*r, B.!* Euecttt • * altetPravlea* to letviag tto camaaay
Thanksgiving vacation. They will I *fTha
Croi^ school »!ll hold a
»14. twit eebte i«4 i w u t i *•»'»*• **• Mra. Oraee Curraa ef **re*part to era* gaeat ef toaar at a tarertopen Monday morning, Nov. M. cakeHoly
Cetvbral
CHmie
sale in the ichool cafeteria
•lat aad Ml** «Ui* Baaraaburg well dktaer glvea by aampaar eeV
•Matkafroa) tk* date t t tki *lim»id
Mrs. Evelyn Hartm*n of River Saturday morning immediately s i .
«*4w, M tktf will k* f*r*-*r karrtt *f ef Hsalet have returned after at- cial* aad boat ceptaiM. He waa
rd. Is speniiir,£ two weeks In MiABMI I N Nuraiakf
ikfit Mtlt>« tearefw aa*ia*t ike Midteadwar the t*a*h*r** eeaveatlea peaaaatad with a wrlet watch. •
ami. Fla., and Havana.. Cuha_ She ter the 1:30 mass. On salt will to
at Atlaattc City ever tto weea-ead.
Mr. Weeiley, wto je«a** tto *•*•RUMSON-Rtp.,** e f v»lunt**r i* on a vacation from her position homemade cakes, candy and fill
Meut. Edwin Piters of River fd.
MIM Judith Aaa atrehmcagcr, paay whn* it wt* la thlt hwretigh.
service* aivin by mtaaker* ef the at Flnnerty's market. Rlvtr rd.
the watk-end at tome. Me
aaaflbter ef Mr. aad Mr*. Otte had haea at tto Graaapaet piaat
Juaier Btrvic* Uagite ef R*«
William Chapman of River rd. spent
1. atrabm**n«r. etiebtated her M year*. He I* aa etaeapt Ireaaaa
Beak, were glvea *t a meetlag has ratnrned home after • two ii itttionad at Atlantic City with
the
u.
B. >favy.
•14.lt fourth btrtbday Meadar at a aad termer avember of t t o KeyTuesday at tto heaae of Mr*. Doug- w*ekt' bmlnets trip through New
tJ*ut. Harold Sh**h*n of n r a t
laarhiaa party- Tto gneiU were part Bagia* eampaay. He I* a
las Frederick oa Bellevu* av*.
York HalUada Nag. Caady mgfw. Kathy •imk»r af Careaal esuaeil. Reyal
Mr and Mr- Arthur JicKe<- have I •t apent th. wMk-snd at tom*
Mrs. j*kR H. Weteoa esid that
V. U a k Be*t*Md. »•<!•• t * *nd» MeOraw, tUaabetb Aaa Barealew, Arcaaam, aad aerved a* a tewa
league member* have revised the returned to N»w York city aftn | from Fort Bragg, N. C, where to
let; w m m i tlaiaat eaelMt edge* William Hammead. "Beete* Bce-ceaaciuaaa bf'ora tki* bareugfc'*
mailing list f»r the county mental •pending the rimmer at their i* stationed with the Army.
•HroiMM »• tat oritr »f D t f l i • » iw*u*r, Waya* Dyer, Mr*. William lacerparatiaa.
hygiene committee, and fer thehome, IS Flrit. st
PeMla, Swraeete * l tkt Ctwtr at M**w MeOraw aad Mr*. W. W. BeeewetMr. aad Mra. Woolle/ have two
•»»•*. aeet ea tke aiatk 4*r f t Mopublic health aurees' manual. Bto
Mr*. Mary Bnirkn«r and daughnahtr, H i I. « tk* •nll«ati*a *f Ur et MaUwaa: Mr*. Jeaa Ctaray caiklNa, Edward Wealiey «f Craaalt* said meesker* are Nrving at' ter and ».on In liw, Mr. and Urs
Clem** C. CMBk*. Jr., * • ! • Baesatw
daughter Karca ef Rahway ford aad Mri. Kenneth C. Oemlla,
tha
Long
Branch
U.B.O.
club
as
Joseph MaUa.ivago of Allen at,
et Ik* t t u n trf glitt* F. C**sk*» 4c aad Mrs. Walter Laad aad daugha Karpert frammar attoel teaator.
ehaperene* at tto saeaUry daacei left Sunday for Florida, where
sj*4ic* i* k*r*kf slvta • • tk*
• *esa*4
•fSitiiri of t*)4 e*ct**t4 t* *xklkit U ter Carol ef Weedbrtdg*.
they are spending two weeks.
Mr*.
Jame*
Rebottam
teld
*t
the
Ike lukterlker tilt tateuttr a! eft**Mr*. M . WiMaMM. «a.lrm«a « l K M *•*•*»
Mr. aad Mra, Allse R A Bee- m v cm AMinv>aWAB>v
HalKweea party told at th* Re* Mri. Henry Austin of Flrit at.
•aid. tatir «•••* *>4 4***ea4* (ftlait
«k* atid eetat*. eader **ik vilkia six tor af Crewa at are tto pawat*
»y M M IW«l<te)M eaej Prafaiiievial Wg-maVa «(*)•> af Bank "Y" houae for children using returned homi Saturday from
FAIR MAVEN-Mr. tad Mr*
•utiUt •••« tk* 4*u tt tk* afanwid •f a a n t ablM, a tea, beta Oct.
the cerebral pally clinic sad their Monmouth
Memorial
hoapite.1,
eee*r, — tk*r will kt I m m baned • ( U at Bt- Peter1* heepKat, M*w OueUw i, Fraret ef River rd. were
IU«J lank, gtraaa«H • • * « « • (W M M • • JeMg*. fadwarb, clienr. mother*. Bhe also said that the where she wai a lurgicat patient.
tk*ir ecll**i tkcrefw (fsiatt tk* M M
guaata
ef
toaer
Tuceday
at
a
*urBruatwlck, Tto toby weighed
league
will
work
with
tto
women's
Member*
of
th*
Lddi**'
auilllataa
•
!
M
M
U.S.C.
•ptrarlaf
«a«M*ilrra«.
The
meaay
wiN
f
a
M
|ffteeTr-eekeM. ». I , K I X I H I » elgkt peaad* end ala auace* aad priee cocktail party and buffet nipdivision of the Manmouth County ary ef Ocmnio hook and !»ddir
per at ttolr tome la eelebretioa tawertii M M erattie* • ! M M M W
ha*
toea
aamed
Allia
Meward.
I
Safety
council,
in
promoting
taftty
company attended th* ahow "Call
CU1SMCB e. COMM IB..
Mr. aad Mr*. Herbert Bbwr tove •f ttolr 11th wedding anniversary.
ia tto home for the haadieapped. Ma Madam" last Thursday night r«urai t . th. |.«ldH .dvtrWi
•u(*Kl|k«ar B*«u II ••
•ad
t
retiiraed U ttolr hsm* aa Ravlae Preeent wara Mr. aad Mra. Fred
Mri. Oeorge Cattlemaa made an in Niw York fity.
• * I-O»I3 an< pile, that « < . '
family moved Sunday from Fourth tppetl for comic booh* te he tent
_
M. t,
dr. after epeadlag tto weeh-*ad E. Qregg. Mr. aad Mr*. Alfred P.
Evelyn
M,
Voplrkn,
aiater
of
Ed—Sdvt
at. t* Red Rank.
with ttolr eea Herbert, Jt- a fr*ab- Bayce. Mr. aad Mr*. Keaaeth W.
Pirna*. Tikr*ee»s,"e*»s«ie
the Children's Shelter at Free- ward Voplrka of * Oak wood lane,
Omcer* of tht Mai|.t-Jtggt Caet- Mn. A. Meade Robert ton cele- ta
HertaeU, Mr. aad Mri. Peter J.
hold.
at Albright celleg* at
Is one of 433 new students rfjrliElctola, Mr. aad Mn. Richard Ef- ieette club, iacludinf Mn. Mianie brated her birthday Tuesday tt
Atttratrt.
111*1 lag. P».
Arrangement! are undtrway to •*r*d at Haldwin-YVallaci college.
of Bea
Bright, a member et tor home ea Miller it.
fray, Mr. and Mn. E. Joeepli Doyle
1
NOTlCa
Berea, O., for the full quarter. Mis.i
reeune
tha
program
of
playe
the
Ladlei
autillary
ef
the
VeterTto Matawaa Alumal a
Mcmton ef th* Ladles' auxiliary league member* gave at eeveral Vopicka, graduated in June from!
Sf (iit** ef • I »4**M*t et tkt H*** la Ml4laf iti aaavta]latfibla fralk Bctorer, Mr. and Mr*. Joa«ph P. •aa ef Foreign War* tor*, were laPeyte*, Mr. aad Mr*. Retort M.
•)«,•• Cwtatf Ct-trt fllkaU IH«Ww
•f th* Veterans ef Foreign Wars
a. (*•*• NifMiktr J. l»5i, tki wkwriktr. aanci rrtaay, a**. », at tka M|h Raoke, Mr. and Mri. Albert Me stalled at a dinner Monday aigat here Tuesday night mad* plant for county school!. Last year, mem- at. Boniface high school. Cleveaekool
tymaaiiuaa.
KayaoH
aa4
* tk* *4siinitlrit.r •( la* ntett *t tare Mttawaa taami aa4 their coachei, Crackea, Mr. aad Mn. John Scully, of last week at Marlta'a restaurant, a biage party for pttlent* at Fort ber* aUged -Th* Tinder Baa," in land.
rural schools at no cost to th* St. Mary's guild of St. George'!
Kcyport. Plane wen mad* at the
•titatata aaa aJwMl a n lavitctl. Mr. aad Mn. Rotort Cuitance, dinner for attending a acrferawae* Moameuth station hocpital Wednes- school or the child. Thii year, the
la tbt fanaana, Mil al ivkli* set eaWalt Btaigar an* hb) baM will Mri. U i U r E. McQueen, Mn. Ber< of "Finian's Rainbow" Meadty, day, Nov. M. Mrs. Ella Hennessey, opening play will to "Rumpelitilt- Eplacopai church met lust Thtiraday at Ralph hall. The group
«k* ttMsitts at Valaa A»ea»*. Btll«4,
Mew Jwter, 1 « e •iaiaaas »rlct of furilih tha awale aaa tat Brtaia* tha McCraaken, Mia* Ella Boehm, Nov. W, at the Paper Mill play- chairman of the auxiliary's hospital skln." Final try-out* will be held agreed to work on a mrmorial to
II,711.11, all tket trett aFland aura tatlsa wf tha "LittU Bfawa Jug" Carl Mullir, John Andenon, Jamea house, Mlllburn.'
committee, is ia charge of arrange- Monday night tt th* home ef Mr*. Rev. H. FalrfleM Butt, 3d, former
1*ttll»t4 a* nllews:
ta tha wlnalar ttaa. will to tto E. Wallen, William L. Baily, Jr.,
rector who died recently at BaltiMri. Beast* Bpeekia aad Victor ments for the party. The auxiliary Robert Malda In Fair Haven.
intt ef UM i" Bel.awia. fcatur*.
Wallace Davidton, Richard Ford
PRICKS SLASHED
Bauter ot Jersey City were week- win contribute prlaes and eerv* re- Another program fer children be- more. It was reported the guait
and
Wilfred
H.
McCracken
and
Vlrtfaia Kuhiu aaa Ctauaia Hit*
freahmenti. Plan* also were made ing planned Is a Saturday morn- ipeaker st th* January meeting
end
guest*
of
B.
J,
Miller
at
hie
anilei hav* to*a alaetaa afRetri «f IHtral Ml** Ftonne* Plough.
In Every DmpmHmmt
at Tueeday'a meeting for a secret ing art workshop. Mr*. Herman »ill be the head of th* Kanwi i
horn* en Ocean ave.
• *f
O M aa4 ! • • • « • IHaliaak a t * tya*
pal party Tuesday, Nov. 2T, when Hteflttt, cemmunlty arta chairman, lorn* for underprivileged hoyi.
EXTRA SrCCIAL ••—»
Member,
of
Twlnlight
poet
and
— EXTRA
Tattlt af Patral Two af tto Mwly*
lnvltsmember* wha celebrate birthday*
week had a eonferaae* with The guild has received an
j » T o ; lMvW'p*«'i?»vJ?l71mrH»»d •ftaalaia Olrl U*A IratB. Tto Uaraac* Harbor, Moadajr evening Ladle*' auxiliary of the Amerlesa durieg October, November and Pe-Uet
lon from Canon Smith lr> «tttr\d
a
rtpretentatlv*
ef
tto
Peoples'
Legion, VF.W, and Ladle*' autllM
BlBINNilM si • HIM I* tk* K.rtfc. trooa It alraet*4 by Mri. rta4triek af tto Auxiliary of th* Midway Ity, and Bona and Daughter* of Lib-eembtr will be gueat* of honor. Art center at tto Maxim ef Modluncheon for consumers' league*
•elf tije •( V*l*a A'tnut, 4lttiat Ittr Moatr aa4 H i t Varaon Kllla»».
Hoi* Fin company • " WaihiatMra. Alle* Johnson is chairman et
Art la New York, te tee if a D*c. 1 at the Essex houie, Newerty
took part in Armlatice day *b> the tenet pal committee. Secret ern
III) fttt Wtt<erl» from tkt Milt • '
ton
it.
Thoee
installed
for
the
1*51Mri.
C.
M.
Thalia
sf
Chicago
werkihea
program
eeuld
to
worked
irk. Hostesses wir* Mre. John H.
leltriteUia »f tkc Wtnttrlir tie]! n( Cot*
ifivincoi Sunday IA tha World
(**• Pliet tfilk Ike Norlherl- si4t *r Ii tto guMt ot Mr. M4 Mra. Nleho- 1152 year were Mra. Frank Martin, War 1 monument on NaVMink ave. pals will exchange Christmas gifts nut In Ihli area. The league i* Smith, Mrs. Joseph Htrohmingar,
president; Mri. Stanley Ellteon,
_ Ualta Avtsut, at4 'rtm Ihenea runnlns lai A. Muaaiac af Crown pi.
and Identify themselvot at the aux- hopeful of starting thli project In airs. Paul VanBrunt and Mri. Hamf (II Nirtlerlr, alons Ut Nystker Mr. aa4 Mn. Wllltom H. But* vice president; Mra. Raymond Ina- at the bridge to Bet Bright, and iliary's Chrirtm** party Thursday, the near future.
lei Bentsen. A hand crocheted takilailr, ia« hundred *a« tnatr*t*>* aad
the World War II honor roll at Dee, ao, at Rahrs' Landing restaurwa» won by Mr*. Philip
-.-•ttntk! <i:j.l» ftrt Ii U t Nwsiktr phla af ItuaxMty. M4, ara vlaltlag ley, eecrttary, tnd Mr*. Harold •t
Huddy park, where wreath* were ant, aeeret pal* for nent year will Mrs. John Laaganberger, a past >l*el*th
ltr.Batkt em ttt* Haa: tktret (t> ttolr aoa-ln-law aa4 teughter, Mr. Xiagier, treasurer.
president of the {faveilnk Garden i>etere ef Uonnrdo.
'Mltrlr, il*n( Utt KyaiWrs fiftr* aa4 Mra. William Btaattt af *!acb> Mr. aad Mn. R. L. Bimptea ef placed.
be drawn at the party. Mrs. Vivian club and an eeredtted flower shew
Igkt *ad nfti'Mlas, nftr (1*1 fttt I*
Waedhury and Mr. and Mn. Ed- "Our Club* met Wednesday ef Bsndbora, chairman of the group's judge, gave an Illustrated lecture
i Nuaiker llihtr-levm ta 1*14 Mac •aa it.
laet
week
at
the
home
ef
Mrs.
Otte
(II atetlitrlr. elan* L*t ""
Mr*. Jam** MeCermaek ef IU* win H. Walker ef Berlin have recancer fund, will hold a rummage on floral arrangements. ArrangePOtTAMJ
via* a>. to a Htlaat at rairawat turned te thilr tome* after enend- Reut on Central ave, Members la aai* Saturday, Dec. 1, at the library, ment* mad* by Mn. Lengtnbtrger
U,ICT»IC
Ing Sunday aa th* gueit* af Mr.attendance were Mra. Elisabeth Preeeede of the sale, which will be* were awarded te the following
toaaltal, Jaracy City.
Mra. Jay r . Moautur aai 4a«ffc> and Mr*. Je**ph Baler on Main et. Watts, Mi*. Henry Roemmele, Mr*. gtn at 10:10 a. m, will be contrib- members, Mr*. Jam** Cewaa, Mr*.
V l l l l l l
ter IHfgy hava ratura*4 te ttolr Atvla Clarke and Paul A. Egtn Robert Matetotte, Mri. Charles uted to e*ne*r nteirch. Auxiliary Qeorg* Cattlemen, Mra. I* C, TilYeingit
and
Mra.
Harold
Oakea.
UM
IMBM aa rwiatala av*. aftar I M M > ara Mjeylng a vaeatloa from ttolr
members Tuesday night made a lattnn and Mn. Stanley Rumell, Jr.
with
ith
• Skhta
•
V UWIDICI KOTT.
lag a vaeatloa la Ptaaiylvaaik.
peiltloni with th* Prudmtlal Life Mr*. Watte waa haatew at th*contribution to th* chairman of the Mn. J. Spann Jeffera asked for
A4aiiiili(rttM> af tk* Kttat*
club's mittlng yMterday at Mra.•th district ef V. F. W. auxlilsrlea
U i P*im«ttl aa4 family hava InauranM fomntny,
•
Iwaatan
•
toys to be sold In th* ttagw*'*
•( Itra la«aifartii>r,
IID.ll rcturnad to ttolr horn* la LaiwaSgt. Flrit CIIM and Mr*. Jame* Oakes' home on Beach blvd. Pltnt hospital drive. The fund will fl- Thrift shop on Shrewsbury av*..
were
made
for
a
Christmaa
dinner
bors, Man., aftar ajMRdlng tha Drugaa and daughter Franeei of
nanc* th* purchase ef glfU and a Mrs. John H. Bassett said that th*
NiMu el BaMlstaMl *t A**«n«
•etati af le>i>kla X, WillUtnn, 4eet»t4. wtah-aad with ratatlvn htra.
Frankfort, Oermany, are vlaltlng Tueiday, Dec. IS, at Cedar inn onparty for patient* at the Veterans chop wai selling a a*w Ha* af
Kttlet Ii ktrek? *lvtn laat the ae. Mri. Phoato A. Zicglar antcr- hli pannta, Mr. and Mra. Henry Naveiink ave., where this year'a Administration hosplttl at Lyons. Christmas card*.
email af tkt subaerlhera, trusttti *f
secret pals will Identify themaelve*. Th* auxiliary accepted a casket
tk* *tt*tt * • Ml<l 4eetiH4. will kt taln«4 tht Frlaay Evinlng Plnoeh- Drugai, at their home en Broad
The December ateetlaf, an egg
Mr. and Mra, Chtrlea Ernie of flag for us* In funenl service* con*
M4ltt4 (ad ttntil nr tht llnrrit(att la «hib at hir homi aa Jaehaon et. They returnid from Oermany
i f Ik* Countf tf Mtnmautk an4 re.at. Prim w«r« twar4a4 ta Mra.on Oet. W tnd will move an tothe Bronx Monday doted their trlbuted by Mr*. Johntoa. Retldenta nog party for awmtora, will to
held
at the home ef Mr*. Edwin
MHed far stttlmtnt t* tht Maaaauih
Cmalr Ceurt, Pr*kat* Oiviaien, on Frl- TtoRiaa Walllag, Mri. Aloyilua Fort Jaekeon, R. C, where he will summer horn* on Beach blvd. Mon- ef th* community who are aware Irwln la Hubbard garb, Red Baab.
day.
jar, tkt ftu-leenlh 4ar • ' Dteenktr, Ptanattl and Mra. Hcary Drugaa. to itatloned.
of th* Far East service of High• lifaflat
A. P., l l l l . at I* a'eioek A, M.. at tkt Mra. William C»la intartein«4
Mn. Fred Mohr ef Fifth it. andlands youths now In action have
TM Sub-Junior Womm'i elub
Cnttr Ceurt Hiutt, Main aae Cavrt
tto toar4 at tto Matawan Woav told a board meeting l u t alght, Mn. Hilda Kelffertort ot Twin- been aeked to contact Mrs. Charles Hebrew Women** League
Itrtttt, FTHkali, Nt« Jtrttf,
light
ter,
left
Sunday
by
car
for
Yelngat, auxiliary prenidtnt and To Hold SMergMboriJ
D*t*«i Nmaakir lltk. A. P.. l i l t an'i ftapobliean cl«b at luachaaa and plant were completed for a
(SampiM)
*. PIAKCB BUOWrtlNO JR.,
Thuraday at Buttenwood manor. card party and faihlon ahow to VVeot Palm Beach, Fla, where they chairman ef the group's communi»Vg.
n*ttket*k B M 4 , N*W Ceaeen,
will
apend
the
winter.
to
held
Wednesday
afternoon,
Nov.
KEYPORT-Tto
Hebrew
WomTto
guaiti
wara
Mn.
M.
1.
Da
Narty
strvlc*
committee.
Mn.
Yelngat
BMBta
rtlrltld Caaalr. Ctnn.
M, at Cryatel Brook Inn. EttonHoliday we*k-*nd guaita ef Mr. reported tbl* week that mor* than en'* league will hold a amerga*BAKK OF MBW YOBK AND P i m i do, Mra. Rotort Colot aad Mn.
AVBMtlB BAMK Itanatrlr • • • » « Caaavar H. Burlaw. Mra. Malealm towa. They will hold a tag day at and Mrs. A. C. Quasi at their borne II gift package* have been aent to bord Sunday la th* reereatlea
Baak af Ntw Tark. ead fa-at-lr
tto
Matawan-Keyport
football on Naveiink ave. were their aonroom of the aynagogu* with Mr*.
aiaiid Baak af Niw T*rk aad Tuat aad Mn. Itaadalpk Hraaar game Thinkigivlng day, proceedi in-l»w and daughter, Warrant Of- members of tto armed force* In Larry Eisemaa aad Mra. Paul Waf*
wart aaabla ta attead.
I U S B B I M sftatda* BMP a\BBMaa1 ama
Korea and tto committee I* apfram which will go to the Mobile ficer aad Mr*. Earl Morse ef Ales- proaching tha «nd of its currant fenfeM In charge. Tto aanaal |«V N VWirV BWwaMIt
Mr*. Afcwaa White aad Mia* Cancer
I
r
F
l
V
V
I
l
i
l VfMJBJ t * M I iJalatW HvffBJBJa
Fvnd drive. After tha meet- aadrla, Va.
atej*MP m etu***M*aM BaBB*
lilt of former Highland* reildenti Chanukah party will to told Sun- as* Ifjtam m l»t»Mm
(teat Whltt, Mala it., hava raturn* ing movie*
V a i l 'Street. Nea> Terk
were ahewa by Thee- .Sponsors ef the OHto'friendly •ervlng there. A package will to day, Dee.fi; at 1:» p. m. Mn. • r fSJSJV f l BWfBJIV l l t l • Bt*aaj-aT*jTwej B^Pw
•d la ttolr ham* after ipaadlai dore
bear.
•**•»
• • •»••• Je Simla
Phelta.
Hyman
Korebow
I*
chairman.
Trtstttts.
society
of
St.
Andrew'*Episcopal
•MB VM M H MNwlt sfNSs
•rat this week to P. F. C. Andrew
tto wMk-and vliltlag Mr. aad Mra.
iAMaHT a««Ti a *M**I a* eta
Ataaaa White, N . of UadMburg, P.F.C. Jeatph Smith hai returatd church will bold • Pollyanna secret J. Kelly ef the Flrit Infantry di- Mrs. Samael Rabkln, URIea, pres- fl%
M l QQwwfV a a 4 ^aVSjSJ VvaW ^e/Sj#
ident of the Northern Mew Jtteey 0 0 Vw^JRVasT ( VBfV*r§)«l*jwv
te Fort Bragg, N. C, aMr tpeni- pal party tomorrow at i p. m. atvision.
Pa.
H41|Fv
VPUvwlaf
ajvv
CaUferala lltadlafed
I l l 44
Attanitri.
"Pram High School to College* Ing th* weak-end aa the gueit of the parish houae. Oueet* of honor Mrs. Elisabeth WttU was host- branch of the National Women'*
league of the United Synagogues
«rai th* theme ef a program hii parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Robert will to member* who celebrate
MOCCASINS
*•*
yesterday
te
"Our
Club"
at
the
birthdays
during
October,
Novemof
America,
will
to
gueit
ipeakir
Smith,
of
Main
it.
•maud by th* Monmouth County
ike nm. w**k> V ?
ber
and
December.
Mra,
Elltsbeth
home
of
Mrs.
Harold
Oak**
on
at
th*
nest
meeting
Thunday,
A
chart!
concert
of
aeouwr
nutAhmaaa elub vt Miw Jiriey ColRegate* •* UM M«ta* •***• Hit w***
teg* far Womea, Rutgeri unlveril* ate will be prciented by th* Aug.Heiiker I* chairman ef the party Beach blvd. All member* were pres- Nov. » .
S T lieutt k « l toss* ••eaeta
MS
Prtibyttrltn commute*. Sponsors wrapped and ent, They are Mr*, Rita Bluett,
ty, te aattrtaln county high aehoel minted Mattwan
atar aMBaer wktf It M •**«**•
mailed Christmas gift package* on
Edna Hutehlnsan, Mn. Henry
rta Moaday evening, Nov. U at choir under the direction of Mra. Saturday for Roy Irwln, who I* InMrs.
fWV Hard Time* Dance
Reemmile,
Mr*.
Otto
Reut,
Mn.
,
Jerst»,
Cella
Magea
tomorrow
night
at
o'clock at tte Red Bink Meth.
action in Korea, and Ensley Charles Yelnsgt and Mra. Robert
ALL HATI
Set for Saturday
odlit ehurah. Miaa Annabal Swing* S:1S o'clock at the American Lei n * t'elwk P, K, at wkliL.
will bi pukllelV eHMd ead aa*tea *f thli plaea v u gentral ctolr- gion hall, Main at. Tha accompa- Wright, who la stationed In Oer-Mtchett*. Mr*. Hutchinson will be
St. Jam** post, Catholic War
' for the HnksM *f l l l . i l * man af tto event. Two alumnae aa* nlit win to Mri. Walter Stamm. many. Thanksgiving baiketa will hostess when th* elub n u t * next
Boada ef Mid Baraii*-*, Tki
to distributed In the community by Wednesday at her home oa Ocean Veteran*, will hold a "Hard limes'
„
III kt dated OMMaktr I. l l l l •tttiag tor w*ra Mn. Martla Bank Tha Preibyterlan Couplei elub. will society sponsors.
dance Saturday night at tto Cha- ftlBa) tMaBf vVwvBHlBsa vva «P>s# vaBjaB/^ aaJw
ave.
.
win ataWit (vltkwst **«IM «. and Mra, Jullua Ballnvtr. Ttoaa put e a a comedy iklt under the
teau, Asbury Park, with Stan Me- er M , I I * veHe. l i e «etk> ea retrier Ndcajatliai ia tke ectailsel attwdlag from tor* were Mlaa direction ef Mn. Wlllard BoeiwetMembers of the Women's auslr* Mra. Minnie Doyle of Sea Bright, Intosh'i orchestra furnishing mu- m—**. V (tsewta eerd. Jeel at**
•aimat • ( le.oet *a Otttytter I ia Joye* dark*. MIM Viola Btengcr, ter and Mn. John flkehan.
a
member
ef
the
Ladle*'
auxiliary
RAYOIt HJPt
lary
of
St.
Andrew's
last
Thursday
each ef tki i n n l l l l te l l l l . ketk
latlaiia), and l l . l l l aa D*t*aiktr l , MIM JaAna Laiow and Mln Pa- Mil* Joan Bterl. daughter of Mr. made plans for a basar and turkey ef th* V. r. W. hire, la planning •Ic.
•aff.teBglMl
Alfred
Targontky
I*
chairman,
•lie. witk iattmt parakli Jas* I aad trleU Kgaa.
ana Mn. Robert Steel of Valley dinner Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the par-a card party for the auxiliary's
DMtaiktr I ia task rear.
DtUVWY
assisted by Leslie C. McBrlde and
Frederick Moier, Jr., atv*n*ytar- dr., ealebrated tor 11th birthday ish house. The tour will atart at benefit esrly in January at Harry's John Corrlgan. Dance prise* and a
Tk* loads will kt Istut4 la knrer
fern witk eouswas and will a* *t tkt ald ton ef Mr. and Mr*. Predirlck at a party Monday afternoon. The 2 p. m. and dinner will be served Lobster house. Sea Bright.
ipeclal
priie
will
to
awarded.
deaimlnatian ef 11,0(1 tack. an4 will Mottr. M I painfully Injured Fri-gueit* w i n Gall Mtlnnr, Janice between 5:30 and a p. m. Mn. Al- Sgt. Richard W. Conard, V. 8.
be reiiaterakla i s tt principal mlf *r
tseaefeitaren •**•«
Gentry, Patricia Ntalls, Caroline fred Wright Is chairman of the M. C, and Kenneth Mageary of Ores* 1* to be In old elothet.
• • t* both BrlaelMl and lattnit it* day afternoon when he wai aa*
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ein»erllbl- at tki tiptnte *f tki keMtr tilting hit father cut down a large Haaeman, Elili Bennett ind Fran- affair, which will offer fancy ar- Long Branch were welcomed a* California produces men gold
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lat* eoupon kaadi an4 will k* perebl* tree In their backyard. Freddie was ce* Lotcee.
ticle*, apronn, hand-made flowers membet* ef Twlnlight pest ef the than aay other *tat*.
H • * seaaw, flg a*4f ae
at tkt olHct af tkt Mtrckint's Tmtt
Mr. and Mr*. Walter R. MeBrlde and assorted Christmaa gifts for American Legion at a meeting last
Casaaaar, in M Baak, N«w Jirstir. balding a limb by a hiavy rope
Kaek propoaal aiuit iptelfr I* a a«l- whia tto tree gave way, lifted him and aon Walter hav* nturnid to aale. Further plans will be made Thursday night at th* Legion hall
tlpli at t / l or 1/JO at I * a al _' off the ground to the other aide their horn* on Edgemer* dr. after at another meeting today at 1 p. m. on Bay av*. Pott numbers attended
ret* of intertst not eutidlaf 1% atraf the yard and he received rope •pending a week vliltlng Me at the pariah house.
an Armistice Day dance Saturday
aanam whlek tht kon4t art t* kear,
a*d no proposal will kt c*nsld*r*d wkick burnt down to the bone •cron tto couila, Mn. Fred Orator, at Tar- Mra. Junes Lepl* ef Jiraey City night at Sea Oirt Inn held by the
• s « i * i i a ratt hlcktr thia iki lewwit four finger* of hi* left hand. R* rytowii, N. T.
was gueit of honor at a stork hospitalised veteran* committee of
rat* tttttd in any Itaallr •ccaptakl* wai treated at the office of a local
Mr. and Mn. William 3. Ratol shower Saturday alght at the horn* th* county organisation. The post
traaoial. bek propsul n u t itat* tk*
of tha Proipect Point gardem plan of her alster, Mrs. Daniel Collopy, took part, with It* Ladle*' auxiliary,
••aunt bid for tkt k.ndi. wklek akall phyilclan.
k* aot l u i tkin 111,101 n*r at*rt tkaa
Mra. Frank Sautvllle of Mlllburn to begin eonatructlon In the near Monmouth ave., Navtslnk. Decora- the V. F. W. and IU auxiliary, and
III.OOO.
future of their home on Edgemere tions were In yellow and white and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Al bttwetn leiill* aeeiptakl* pro* and Miller'* pi., L. I., enjoyed dr.
a buffet »upp*r was served. Duett* Sunday at the World Wtr I meluncheon
with Mn. Ann* O'Nein
•••all ilweKyini tht u n rata at In*
ttrtit. tki bond! will kt told ta tk*and Mn. Paul Bgan, following
Mr. aad Mr*. Lawrence Schmidt at the ahower were Mrs. Richsrd
# kldder cumpirlnt with tkt ttrm of talt which they vUlted Mn. Richard and daughters of Marietta, 0., Lucas, Mra. Fred Mohr, Jr., Mr*.morial tt the bridge and at the
World War II honor roll at Huddy
•ad offtrihil to icetpt for tkt Mount
kid tki lent amount of bond*, tkt Erdmann, Sr, who Ii convaleielnK have moved to Matawan and are William Hodge, Mn. Edward Fin- park.
k*adi to kt leecptad ktlni tkatt first at her home on Main it. from a now reiidlng on Proiptct Point. lay, Mrs, Thomas Hlggtns, Mlsa
Th* Lien* club held a tpagtottl
raaturinf, tnd If two or aiort blddtri
Mr*. David Brae* entertained Helen Bruenlnger, Mrs. William supper
•fl«r to icrtpt tkt um> lent mount, rteint operation.
Tuesday at the Legion hall
tkea ta tkt bidder offtrlnf to par
Mil* June Lacerra of Church it. her bridge club at her home at Rsuacher, Mrs. Chtrlcs Wecker, on Bay ave. to raise fund* for a
tktrefor Ike klikett price, Tkt pur* celebrated her tenth birthday at a deitert. Prlaei were awarded to Mrs. Helen Shea, Mn. Alfred
ehijer muit ilio pay in laiount ta.utl
Wright, Mrs. Paul Muir, Mr*. John Chrlitma* party for children or th*
ta tke Intereit on the kondt itemed party Monday afternoon. The Mr*. Owlght Qatwood tnd Mra.King, Mrs. Frank Hemhauser, Mr*. community next month.
t* tkt date of parment of tkt pur gueit* were Carol Bchaffer, Janice Howard V*ale, both of Parlln, and
Member* ef the Ladles' auxiliary
Robert E. King, Mrs. William Feite,
Zahn, Carol Dellctr, Diane Herbert. Mr*. Milton F. Btevinion.
V
The right Ii rcutved to reject all Betty Heany, Betty MeOowen, SttMr*, William Kendrick, Mr*. Thom- of Twlnlight post of the American
Mia*
Darlene
Bedle,
daughter
of
kldi and iny kid not complying wllk
as Lyons, Mrs. Thomas Derby, Mrs. Legion placed a bouquet at the Livtkc termc of tkli notice will be rejected. •aan* Crlne, Timothy Magta, Rob- Mr. and Mra, Ralph Badle, h u r*. Erro Lappalamien, Mri. Catherine ing War Memorial monument, KaAll atdstra ate rewind to dtpoilt a •rt Lmdy aad Richard Laeerre, all turned te tor horn* on Main it. afttrtKed er eickler'a ekeek parakl* t* ef tbl* plae*. • .
ter being a (urgietl patitot at Rlv- Hallam and Mrs. Emlel Aufleri. vookjlan field, Sunday morning,
• .•
tk* order of Barouik of Fair Havm, In
Mrs. Lspto I* the former Audrey Mra. A g n e * Rauschenberger,
Mr. and Mr*. Qarald Dederiek ervlew hupltel.
tki County of Honaioutk, Ntw Inut,
Ut 1711, drawn upon aa Incorporate! have returned to their home in
Mra. Howard Brdmann enter- Aufleri, daughter of Mr. and MM.chairman ef th* rehabilitation comkank or truit compujr. Tkt «keck a Oradell after (pending the week- telned her Thuraday Afternoon Emlel Aufleri of tt Cornwall it. mittee of th* auxiliary, 1* in charge
tkt •uietnful klddtr will kt retained
She has two daughters, Susan and of a eard party to be held Tuesday
t« kt applied In part paraitiit for tkiend ae the gueit* of Mr, and Mr*.Bridge' club at her home on Valley Christina.
• IS" ta ! • ' wMc
tt l:J0 p. m. at the Legion hall.
- kaa4i or to ceeurt tkt »ero»«k from Fraferlek Dederlck,
dr. Prliea were ~a,w<trded to Mn.
V •••> Ion rtiultlm from tkt fallirt af
Den mother* of Highland* Cub
Richard and Rotort Walker, Edward \V. Currle, Mra. Leroy SlcJuniors of the Girls' Friendly sotki klddtr to comply witk tki terrae
tom of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence keli and Mr*. Ralph W. Harrlek.
ciety held a cake sale Saturday Scout* will hold a ctke sale Sat• Al M" laaf
Mr. and Mn. Courtney Raymond at the library.
urday at tha library. The tale will
Tkt lucceatful aldder ally i t bll Walker of Maiden lane, celebrated
aptlon refuie to aecept tki ktndl It their fifth birthday at a party Mon- have moved from the Aberdeen
stsrt at 10 a. m.
A.
Meade
Robertaon,
Sr,
former
prior to their dellverr any Ineont tax
Mis* Oraee Bailey, daughter of
law ot tbt United Statce af America day afternoon. The gueat-i were apartment*.to their new home at mayor end councilman-elect, and
•kail provide tkit tke intent! aa nekJohn Bradley. William Bradley and Keansbur-f.
Mrs. Robertson, of 28 Miller at., Mr. and Mr*. John Bailey, Sr., wae
kaadi ii taxable, or akall kt taxable Michael Macnado.
Mri. Renmelaer L, Ctrtan en- celebrated his return to public of- guest of honor st t party at her
at a future date, ftr federal Income
tax purpmet, and In luch caee tki dt* Mr. and Mri. Oarrett J. McKeen tertained her brldg* club Tueiday fice aftar last week's election by home, n Cornwall tt., Saturday
. tnlt rnidt by him will bt relumed of Broad it. w*r* Sunday gueat* evening. The prlxe winnir* were spending the week-end In Newwhen the celebrated her 16th birthf and he will kt relieved af kl) csntric of their ion tnd daughter-ln-ltw, Mri. Richard Erdmann, Jr., MM.York city. They stayed tt the Ho- day.
tual ablliatloni arlitne from tki ae*
Mr. tnd Mr*. Richard McKein, at Gerard Devlin and Mri. Paul A. tel Lexington, where they dined
Mri, Charles Httienbuehier will
•iptanee of kli pronoial.
Euan.
PHONE OR MAIL OR COME I N . . . BUT QUICK !
at th* Hawaiian room, and attend- be hostess to members of the exPropoMli ahoutd ke addreaitd ta Mr. Cait Orange.
M. Floyd Smith. Rorsutk Cltrk, Bor*
Or.
and
Mri.
Chtrlen
Bernstein
ed Sunday evening's performance ecutive commute* of the Pi rentThe Character Sock Hop wai
•utk Hall Fair Haven, New JtrMr, and held Thunday evening In the gym- of Miami, Fit., are vliiting her Hi- of "A Streetcar Named Desire."
THESE ARE A SPECIAL PRICE AND THEY'LL GO FAST.
Teacher association Monday at S:15
•nelAi'd In a wiled envelop* marked
•a tkt outilde "PranaMl far Bandt." nailum iponwrtd by the major- ter, Mill Either Blau, of Zlegler Mr. Robertson, a councilman pre- p, m, at her home, (0 Washington
viously for ieven yean, waa mayor ave.
Tkt •ueeeiaful bidder will kt fur* ettn of th* high achool. Th* music pi.
Miked wltkout emit, witk tkt tppr*v. waa furnlihed by th* Rhythmalrea,
The Washington Engine com- four years before the election of
Cheek Thete Feature*
In* opinion of Hawklna, Dtlaflefd t.
taket a pressure of from eight
Wood to the effect that tki band! ire th* high ickool dance band, under, pany Ii lelllng "Ouetiei" ia to former Mayor Joseph A. Dempsey.
• valid and leiatly klndlni oktitatlont the direction of Qiorge Lamritaff. whit hour, minute and iceond a He tied Councilman Herbert Harts- toIt18
pounds to break a normal
af Mid Horouih all tk* taxable nran*
r r1«H« Kawtd
watch will itop that Is being gove's 606 vote last week when
trty within wklek will kt lubjeet ta tke Mr. and Mri. Christian Klrchman wound and letled and placed in Councilman John Newton and for-tgg. It tike* an II psr cent greater
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Itvy of ad valorem tixea ta pay laid are the parent* of a ion, born Wedforce
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bomli and intereit thereon, wltkout neiday, Nov. T, In Dr, E. C. H u -the window of Holden'i Jewelry mer Recorder Frank J. Hall wer* imill end than on the large.
limitation of rate or amount,
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•hop. Th* prlte I* a 21-jewei watch, dtf*tt«d.
•rd
hoipltat,
Long
Branch.
Mr*.
Hjr order of tht Borounh Council,
Klrchman la tha former.Mlta Shir- any ttyl*.
Dated! November II. 10111,
Mm. Minnie Liming of Fourth
ley Lambertton.
Frank Tourlne, Jr., ha* been con- st. wai a week-end guest of her
M. FiOTO RM1TM.
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Bareuik Clerk.
Mr. and Mri. Elwood Clayton of fined to hi* homi by Illneia.
brother tnd nlster-ln-law, Mr, and
Fountain ave. are entertaining Mr.
Mri. Edwtrd Schlatter, at their
,
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Th* atrttoiptore Is th* layer of home In Rah way.
We iln-et«l> hop* tt doian't kappin and Mra. Charlet Boyce tnd daughta you, but If ynu ahould Ion iottlithln«i ter Kithtrlnt. of Lake Qtori*, the atmosphere when the temper- Mr. anr) Mm. Andrew Hnmink
rimimhtr cnincei i n in ytur fivtr that Ni Y,
ature, around 7H degrtts below moved Wednesday of last week
au will recover It through tk* LMt III*!
Inittllttlon of offlcera wtj held zero, P., dooi not decrease with al* from Miller at. to Valley it.
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Zoning Planning
Problems Studied
LITTLE SILVER—Zoning and
planning problem* uffd up mo*t of
the borough council! thrtr-hour
meeting Tuesday night. A new ordinance, a new housing development, a nf»- buainev, a requert
for a new bu#inpts rone. and a po«sible new housing development
wer« the principal itrmi ef bueiThe new ordinance concerned
the planning board1! attempt to
increase the »ise of corner Iot§.
frontage* and minimum
floor
arew. It « a i introduced at the
Oct. 21 meeting hut had to be reread because (if an error. It will
he up for final adoption at the Nov.
27 meeting.
William R. Blair, Jr. of the Red
Bank firm cf Psrfonf, Labrecque,
Onions and Comb.*, objected to
the introduction of the ordinance,
but council adopted it. Mr. Blair
aaid he represents MiM Marguerite
Ward, owner of property at Little
Silver Point rd. a n ! Parker
He explained that by requiring a
corner lot to have a ISO-foot front
age. council impose* a hardthia on
Mit« Ward. He paid the property
on Little Silver Point rd. hat a
frontage of 3347 feet, which would
permit three lots under precent
100-foot frontage requirement*, but
only two under the proposed law.
Mirjrer Oajrrta
Councilman Donald E. L*we«
luggrjted that the matter be
Brought to the hoard of adjustment
after council ha* adopted the ordinance.
Mr. Blair disagreed,
hawevcr, claiming the ordinance ai
it affect* hit client it an "arbitrary dittinction." when a given (one
require* one person to have a 100foot frontage and the next pereon
a 190-foot frontage.
Borough Attorney Leon Reua•III* adviaed council that Mr.
Blair'* "(tatement of law in correct, but he it not necectaiily correct in the application of it."
Building Inspector Winfleld S.
r.'ainwrlght told Mr. Blair the rea-
Congratulate! Kraut* on Victory
l K H i ehaaaa la that—wit a «
lS*-feot frontage) corner 1st—a
builder »»ul« ta reetriete* to •
(Moot aeu«e. He captained that
SO-feet tetaack* arc required oa
Little Silver Point rd. aad on Parker eve., wkieh anuat be added t*
It-foot eidevard retuireauatj.
Urwie R. Lowry. chairman *f the
planning hoar*, presented a ma*
of Berkshire Home*, off Whit* rd.
The Map wta approved on the
board'* reeomaaeneation, but with
the coaditien* that only the ten
lot* fronting on White rd. can immediately be developed, that banded proof I* *upplie4 fer curbing on
another street in the development,
and that location «f utilities on the
other street be ihown an the maa.
Tn eaplaininar the new S2-home
development. Mr. Lowry Mid the
developer* had allowed l ' i f>«t
depth for the pocilblc future widening of Whit* rd.
Hepreientative* *f the Atlantic
eoriwration aaked permission to
•nova into the building formerly occupied by Little •ilvnr Cleanrrt
and Dyer* an Branch ave. Mr.
Wainwright aaked council whether
•r nut he eheuld ia*ue an occupancy
permit became *>f tha Chang* . in
type *f mialaeaa. Tb* new flrm will
do n» cleaning on the premiar*. hut
will tew and preai clothing which
ha* been cut el** where.
The representative* »«pl*ined
that it ia different from a factory
because the tame type work would
be tour.
Mr. Reuwllle r'coni
mended that the question go to the
adjustment board Because the propose 1 bualnau ia not ipeciflcilly
Included In the goning ordinance.
Defer bavett ArMoa
Council deferred action on the
reajueat of John T. lovett to have
four L*vctt-own*4 lota reclaaiiAed
from reildential to commercial.
The area I* at Markham pi, and
Protpect ave. A letter from Oeorg*
Welgel, aecretary of the planning
board,
recommended
that
n»
changa be mail*. It pointed out
that property adjacent to a buainet* cone—tuch »• the Lovett land
--"U not unique," and that If a
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Fabatava tavlaga!
SALE!
All 3 Piece*
6'om/i/rfe.'
*249
BEDROOM FURNITURE
SAW
Rai.
4-Pe. Sand riniah Oak Bedroom. Trlpi* Dreuar, Mirror, Cheat, Night Ta
bl*, Bed
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$429 $299
S-Pe. Mapl* Sofa Bad Suitt. S o f a ^ ^ — —
open* to double bed, Dre.ier, Mirror,^ 1 Q Q
S-Pe. Solid Maple Bedroom. Oreaatr,
Mirror, Chest, fied...H..M...».H..»..u..H
ReguTmly $349
A*i«ftdai
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$159 $120
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
R.,.
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ing Room Suite. Massive, heavy hard-MV < I U
wood rramei, quality craft*m»n*hip....^-"'«'^
Hollywood Bed
Headboard, aet of leg* and
bracket*, box spring and inneriprlng mattrei*. Headboard con•trueted of 2x2
stock. Your choice
of colora. SALE!
TREATED AT HOSTITAL
Persons treated in the omeriieney
room of Rivcrvicw hnspital during
the week include Brien Slavrn, 7, of
la Comanche
dr., Portaupcck,
broken right leg, fell from awing;
John O'Mallcy, 138 Manor dr., Red
Bank, cut right index finger on a
broken dbh; Dan Taylor, Middletown, acratch over the right eye,
fell; Oarrett Jonec, 3, of 33 Birchwood ave., KeanaburR, drank lysol,
had atomach pumped out; George
Brown, a, of Eaat Bergen pi., Injured right elbow, roll from bicycle;
Thomaa Franccaconi, M Leonard
at., Red Bank, dialocatcd left middle Anger, fell down ataii*; John
Douglas, 112 Robinson pi., Shrewsbury, puncture wound of the left
foot, atepped on nail; Pamela Koenit, Queen Anne dr., Shrewsbury,
cut forehead, tell, atriklng head on
lUgatone, and Michael Kennedy,
91 Locuat ave., Red Bank, Injured
left ahoulder playing football,
$249 >179
Come ia now and take advantafe of our good selection priced at 91.23 for SO
carda up to f 19.2$ for 2 3 cards, including Imprinting.
We also have all of our Halhnark Chrlttnu» cards for Family, Friends, Boss,
Foreign Unfpuge, Secret Pat, Servicemen, Doctor, Nurse, etc., on display now. Hall*
mark Cello Paes, 10 cards 29e or 4 0 cards for Il.OOt Hallmark Boxed Assortments,
SOe to 92.00.
S-* the Hallmark Train Card • 91.00
Hear the Barker Musical Chrialm-. Cards • 91.00
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Benjamin Franklin originated the
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editor.
Lamps & Tables Galore
LAMPS
TABLES
Seventh Ave.
FOX'S GIFT SHOP
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SALE!
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MVRT IN WOBJMVT
MARIETTA, O. — WaMraa P.
Smith, Jr., eon af Mayar and Mra,
Waldron P. Smith t Av*. D, Atlantic Highlands), auffered a aprataed ankle Tueaday of last waek when
he waa working out with tha baakctball *a.uad here. A ganhaiaw.
Smith entered the college thai aemeater after (Inlahing a year at
Monmouth Junior college, Long
Branch.
But we will be MaMble to •eeept say Bjore orrlera for
sll»fd ttriatMM einls AFTER DECEMBER STH. (That's
only 2 weeks iway.)
Formica. Top Table and 4 Alpine
Upholstered Chaira. Many colora
and stylet to choose from.
3-Pc. ALAN SOCIETY BRAND Luxury Built Living Room Suite, Manu- . _ , - _ .
faetured at ALANS . . . by A L A N ' S C / t S U
akllled craftsmen
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Mia* Barbara Waad, a atudcat at
Hope college, Miehl«an, ha* been
elected to ligata teta BaU Mraritf. Her eloetian W H aaaauaeed
thia waek by Dr. Jeha W. Hallenhaeh, toliafa deaa.
Dr. Wylle O. Pate ha* returned
from Atlantic City, where he attended the annual fall convention
af (he New Jeraey Education aaaotlatloa.
Mra. Winston Kock and family
of Backing Ridge, farmer reaidenU
at M M
Robert Park aa Caaaar r«. Pttdar
T. D. Oaaaver 1 tha Bahama*
ia viaitiag hi* pareata, Mr. aad Mra.
Gerit H. Cenover.
Mr. aad Mr*. Vieter B. Ora*«lag*r and Mr. and Mr*. Ira Cranae
have returned front fiacaaa aaaaor
ia Penmylvaaia, where they aaeat
the week-end.
The annual ualea ThaaawftirtnaT
atrvice «f the ehureaea af tha Village will ha field Wedaaaaay aigat,
Nov. »1, at t o'clock at the Reformed church. Rav. Andre* M.
VanDyke, rector af Chriet gnlaea
pal church will deliver tha awtnaa.
Other* participating win he Rav.
John Bates, Baptlat church paatar.
and Jamea Stout t the Raratwad
church.
Mr*. W. B. gpolford, Sr., M *«*»•
aylvania, waa a week-end gaatt • *
Mr*. E. W. Swackhamar.
Mr. and Mr*. Everett Thaea hava
returaed front French Uck •arinfe.
lad., where they attended a convention far bulldera af Owaaiaaa
neu*c«.
5-Piece Chrome
4-Pc. Modern Living Room, luxury upholatery, Sofa. High Back Chair, Low
Back Chair, matching Ottoman
'
Priced At Low 4$
School chUdraa ara alliag
g
hasea far tha Red Craaj at the public (cheat. Their daaatioaa mu*t
SM4 a* (aad, breakable* «r war toy*.
Every claaaraaaa ia already earalled
aa aaeaiaera af the Red Craas.
Bhraad •aarlea of Orchard rd.
returned latarday freea a buaiaea*
trip to Barhertaa, O., fat Babcea dt
Wilcaa.
Mr*. WilUam Alesaader aad children, David aad Daugla*, are «i*it•a« her faaaily in Caraeadale. Fa.,
while Mr. Alecaaacr ia an a haatin* trip.
Five aseatbera a( tha PareatTeacher aaaociatloa attended the
annual fall attetiag af tha Man•aautk County Council ef Parent*
and Teacher* yeaterday at Keanaburf Khaol. They were Mra. Cheater E. Wilhelm, pruidenf. Mra.
Harold Perry, Mra. Benjamin Becker, Mra. Eleaaar Smith and Mr*.
Mary Smith.
SORR Y!
Garden Group
Arranges Program
Mr. Lowry aleo ahowed council
a map submitted by Mr. Uivett for
"11 lota of unusual *l*e." The
LITTLE SILVER-MK. Rail O
property begin* at Rumson rd. and
continue* through to Hilverton ave. Benton of Holtndc), a number uf
Garden
Club R.F.D. and an accredin Foxwood Park. The planning
ited flower «how judge, gave an
illustrated lecturr OH floral arrangement* at a meeting of the Little
Silver Woman'* club yesterday.
The program was arranged by the
garden department.
The tea table waa decorated In
a Thanksgiving motif hy Mrs. Nathan laelin, a department member.
The hocttKet were Mra. Edmund
VomSteeg, Mr*. O. Ivan Lyonc,
Mr*. John Inwright, Mr*. Fred
Ounnell. Mr*. Venetia Crawford
waa guest aololit. accompanied by
Mra. Daphne O. Carman.
The art* and crafta department
will meet thia afternoon at the
home of Mr*. Chester Bohcnna on
Lovett ave. Nov. 24, Mrs. Bohenna
will again be hoatera at a meeting of the literature department,
rridy E. Wuir win speak on Veneluela.
Julti Oilly of Turner Brothers
niliacry will uprak on "Holiday
Decorations," at a meeting of the
garden department Dec. 11 al the
club houae. Following the lecture,
member* will decorate the clubhouae for the annual Christma*
meeting, Dec. 13. At thl* time,
Mr*. Peter Reed of Matawan will
speak on "The Hiatory of Stained
Olate." Mrs, Robert Caheen and
MM. Charles O, Stephens will be
hoiteciea at the garden department
meeting.
At an executive board meeting
yeiterday morning the following
new member* were accepted, Mrs.
Winifred Ireland, Mr*. Drew Q.
Brinkerhoff, Mra. Dorrnr Smith
and Mn. William M. Wolff.
Thanksgiving Sale!
SfylaeJ tn moa'arn (Jatiant «f lima. OAK. Tha itratckinq
Ortiitr. hat a marvaUui ihaptfJ frcnt, fyll ilt«*l dlrawan,
«J«t» and commawiotii. Tha *Jr«n«r ntrrtr It • araathlati
•waap of «l!H«r?n| »!•(• <jU«a. Y«y f i t tha Chait, Draiur
and lad PLUS a SIMMONS Innariprinf MaHrau an4 a
SIMMONS lax Spring. Cama taa it. Cama ana, cama all.
Sf hook Must
Teach De«*orraey
FAIR HAVEN — KvwaeU O. tUaw y , chief tt the aaacial lawtructiaai
Kkeal at Fort Manaaciith, aaakc aa
"Education far Democracy," at a
aaeetiac • ' the Fair Havea ParentTeacher aaaociatioa Tuesday at Willow Street echoal. The aragraa waa
arranged by Mr*. Miltea Ar*aw«,
•areat-cditcatiaa. ehalrajaa.
Mr. Itanaejr atreaaed the iaiawrtaace af the aehaol feaching the
true aaeaaiatg af deaaacracy hacauec
"*>ublic achaola are private cvatadiana ef the a>ublie eaaaeieaca, ather organisation* are the character
builder*. School* ajuit give BMTC
lip aerviee t* the principle* af laagr
ago."
Mr. Itanner thea brought entt th«
fact that it la moat imaartaat ta
teach «oed reading habita la achaat.
"bacauac peafjle wha are nat |aa*l
reader* fail ia their etudiea, and
later fail ia life." He thea remarked
that moat seofle today have a reading level, not better than • tfth
Char)** MoeNfr «aa aomlaated
Mayar-ala.t vasraa H . kra.lt al $ • • triaM, riffct, ««>•»• grade pupil, thtia leaving thea* "net far chief af tha Fair Have* Are,
prepared to live with life'a arah- tonaaar at • ateetlaf laat weak.
CMffatwUtow at hi« reitsuraat, Marry'i la»*tar hawa, By lem* today."
Mr. MaelUr ha* aervad • * trat
Cawncilm.it Hala* W . Uwr««c* a* hi*, victcry U»f waa..
aasiftaat chief *)«ri*jg tha pa**
MOVIE
ON
CtOAMETTEa
Krautt iMaata*) May*? Themai FarraN, wha wai r««*in< far
A movie about the manufacture,
kit flftn Urm, by I t »••#•• Ha wiN • • twrm in Jan. I.
development and research of cigIa th* fourth aad Ifth centuries
arette* will be shown at 11:11 p. the title "pep*" waa freejuentljr
m.
today
at
a
meeting
ef
the
Red
tiaed
fer Mahepa, but gradually beprecedent it aet. bminen coiling board will consider the map at its
Bank Rotary club at th« Molly came reserved far the Bishop af
might progren "to include the en- nfxt meeting.
Rome.
Councilman Charlea VV. Stephen* Pitcher hotel.
tire borough." The letter mentioned, however, that the requelt reported that work will start on
Silverwhite
Qardpn«'
la auhjert to review when the mas- cleaning
ter plan for the borough U con- drains, cajuipmrnt for it having arrived.
Councilman
Wellington
•ldcrrd.
Mr. Lovett (aid he wat "told that Wilkina said that a Ore alarm box
when we got a bona Me oiler, the wilt he installed Id the cchool at
property would be r«elas«ln>d." He a cost of 1350.
argued that tince the property "I*
right opposite the (tore*, we can't
do anything with the land, making
it worthies*."
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mm*
T.I.
Lenq Iraneh
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Taea • • • » *a M*rrl* »«*. TkM leH *a a*. T<b »*«. t* fattory,
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Made by HiNLBIN, ltd."
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100.00
250.00
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Larfar waakly saymanh will ba
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'MEROANTS
JOIN OUR 1952
CHRISTMAS CLUR
OMNS NOV. 26th
Another carafrao Chrlttmai h yaun
far ths sUnnlnfl Yau can sully
srevUle tha turn yau naa*J far 1912
halliUy ihap«lr»| sy apanlna a
Chrtifmai Clui. Thara it na antrenca
faa—hawavar, a small charfja will bs
maala It all saymanh tn nat cam1
,\m
»A»K
life in bntl
Dttcribedby
Recent Visitor
Teeple Fine. 3
Council
N U M I New Aides
\fmr Injured
temhomrd Queen
Civil Dtftnst
O-Wky It M lataarlaaH T* Btol M
B t f w t i Tkeao T ) m *f
A So that your eubiequent eeAlWrt Caraaa, I.N., a«« *t Mr
Unr.t ran be governed accordingly.
tad Mr*, Laui* Ctttaa * adt
If an s;r burst, then you can leave
MIDDUCTOWN-Aetlag RecordShrcwakury eve- returned Tuaeaey
MIDDLETOWN" — Four percoa*
Mra. Wllllaa. Bill af Waat t « w er Irving w . Teepl* la*t night fined
ef la*t week to Norfolk, V a . frets Branch and Mra. William Or*>ft ef three
injured in a headon collision
bf able to a.«sm inflre-fighMng,ir;ee persons
p e r a o t on charge*
a g *brought
g
ail aaratb*-' «rula* ia tka Mtdi- Matawaa r*a»»**ated the Northern ky th* Society for the Prevention early ihi« morning on rt. Vi ne*r
cue and generally
help tho'e ;n
tarraacaa.
Htaaarulk Cauaty Council af Girl of Cruelty to Animals.
need of s.r.-*stance. A ground or
• Old
lh»
Chrrry lre» farm.
MM. KcMdaaM Tdla
•couta at tk* aatleaal cenvaatioa
Aater
mean.*
Stay
VrA^v
i'o:tv.
la ea*M ruerved for devisinn
Treated «nd released from Moilof Oirl tcoutt laat <va*» at Baaten. by Recorder W. Gilbert Hanson mouth MrmorUl hospital where
H— Hnuldii t Aa Atnaakr sViMb •>
Of W«ck D M M by
I'rottfMxl la a B#tfrtnlr By Tke
Tkey gave report* ef tk* event at i latt w*«k, Mr. Trrple finrd John they wer» taken hy the Wett
leetiag of th* county bo*rd Anderton of rt. 35. liiddlrtown Kpnn.<hu!;; n>.«1 aid squad wrre
Kinc
Williams
of
N'eptun",
driver
A On.y if h# wa.= pretty much of
HsJstnh TWw
Meaday at Girl Sceut hcadejuarter* 110 far failure te piovic> proper
* ff'Gl. »nd for several good r e t halter and protection from the of n c.ir yoing west on the high• a Bread at.
Mm. Jacob Kecaeuaaa *f Mill.»;n«. It ju«t wouldn't be worth it,
Metabcrt of th* leader* aaeoeia- reather far a dog and pig. A Sim- wily, vim Milfercd rui.c of the fore•ura, a foraur president ef the
fc*r one. Thr bomb wouldn't c * ' i «
tiea ef District Tw*. eeatrikutcd lar charge for neglecting a dog head nnd ch.n; Rlridge Mr.N'ral of
Northern Mew Jersey Regie* of
nr.v
physical d a m a g e ro the city.
Utl.U, with the auggeatiaa that it rought a Ine of 15 to Anna M ?A Ridge JIT.. Ashury Park, cuts
Hadaaaah, are* the apaaktr at th*
ar.d
>o re-.v people would be affected
of
thr
chin,
abrasions
of
the
tight
Hamilton of rt. SS, lliddletnwn.
u*ed
to
build
a
lean-to
at
th*
annual measberahip netting *f tke
hy the resulting radioactive eoncouncil camp. Camp Nomoce. Mr*. The charge! were lodged by Mrs. oyr and forehead, and David BrantRed Beak chapter ef Hadaaaah
tirnmat.'tn that, the effort would or.
Bill aaid that th* council ha* con- Blanch* Sneddon. S.P.C.A. agrnl. ley of HOT Sprlngwnoit »ve., Aabury
it—I
h a w ti'-.iril t h a t
f
Tiiaider at the Jewish Ceaununity
'or'h><>, lj».<i than one per cent
Christy Winters of O r e i n #iov
F*r failure la ttop or report hit- Parli, fuii'licnd alirnsion.«, and head
tributed lltT.lt to the national JuCtater oa Riverside «v*. The proof
a city's watpi supply e n u v *
waa
named
"
M
i
t
i
Aeahuaul
So:
ing a dog with hla ..utomobilr, A. anii arm liniisrs.
liette
Low*
fund,
which
hener*
the
% i « o i « " t On- a l n i n i r b o m b i n g s . I t
1
gram m e arranged ky Mr*. Reaee
people ? ji'oniachp; there are several
C. Budenkay* of We*t Front et..
Admitted to the Fort Monmouth vice' over three other eonte»tar!
founder «f Oirl Scenting.
;
Mils t r u e ?
Popper.
«o j:rea of water supply for a big
Mr*. Robert Pearte, praaident, Red Bank, wae lined «» by Mr. station hospital was Cpl. n«org* at th* "Movi* Auction" pn.e'iani
A
Y r = T l , . - . e . • , , » . M.-re
":•> s n d t n y o n e c o n t s m i n t t e d
Mra. KaeMlmaa ha* receatlv re! W. Weissmann, who Is stationed ' Monday night at the Paramoum fli «l c i : . | - r . . e , , f , | , - . i ; . e , | f f f •'»
n*m*d the following eaHc*r* and Tecpl*.
r o i d -je rut oft*; and m u c h radioturned from an astmsive tour in
Th*
recorder
postponed
hearing
i
(here.
He
is
being
treated
for
a
:
th*at«r
at
Long
Branch.
Mis.?
Winchairmet:
Mrt.
C.
B.
•priagharn,
the V n m . r 'tunVi.ng*
Kx^Tninat
a r i a e r o n t a m ; n » ' i o n in a larg*
lire*!, made oa a apecial Hadaaaah
Mra. W. W. Hance and Mr*. Her- af a mater vtWele charge
g against I fractured left jaw and cuts nf tera won prizaa valued st nure o f a h o M ' 1 '"• ' p e . vir,<
:i:o<h.,d> of water is trapped in t h *
fellewahla grant. l a tetakiig ef
j than 1**1. plus • Se.iboard Servire w h n n i w p ' f l " . ' " n ^ n v f - m i ! ' *
c
man Carter, vice a>re*ldenta; Mr*. Howard Teft. Atlantic Highlands !, l!i knrrx
il' *nd mud of *he water bottom.
the rale that Hadattah members
Paul de la RtuuiHe, tieajurer; Mia. atioraiy. until the return of Lieiit, o police reported Cpl. W*issm*nii | advertising contract. The rontf .<
in the United Statca could play i*
sponsored by Seahojnl Ser- e d l^d t o "he ,1 .*.- ,-, ^ v n ' iu r e t '
Q - H h a . ASMUI Tk*~ M - C a l M
Occir
Kreuger,
who
investigated
said
he
must
have
fallen
atlaep
at
A
r
t
h
u
r
Bemindinger,
Mcretary;
:
tiding the new natien, Mra. KasHtuilnlogieal M i l l s a n d Dtl*l*?
thf wheel of hi> car, going east on vice.
Mra. Iceland ftichmond. regiatrar; the ineld«n(, from vacation.
VAX1'
Of I .1.1 n ' ,n ;;
I 1 I I H . " * T'l
talmaa told her audienc* that th*y
A Their m e w r h i n th« r e x t few
the Inchw>y. Both cars wer* towed
Mrs. William Si rot her. nominating
ctuld give fund* to carry an artijems
• e x t i e m e l v doubtful. A*
from the acetic. Patrolmen William i
committee; Mn. Howard Chamber(nt Hadaasah project* which aid
Q—What
aliniil t h .
you hs^a s l r e a d v ^ e n told, rsdioWoodward and Jerry Oenerelli In- !
lain, camp; Mra. Ganuton King, fittraal and it* aettlir* in many
a r a r a w e tui%<* w w i In |iii-l re*? Are ar.t.ve d»(Hv ot.i.uis nuti:k'iy, ami
vestigated for township police. Th* \
nance; Mra. Thomaa Phillipt, ataff Gage Twin Hill
Reid*. She tald of the crying net*
t h r > * r i ' t u l l iif r a d i a t i o n
thai would mean cor.stant replenand afflce; Mr*. George Plant, erfor beapital*, and way* 2a which
A
Nn The,,
h i - lief
« h i g h ishment of the
TORT MONMOUTH-Army has K*ir View tire I aid squad took
Alamt Caetaa, B.W.
d m : supply. M o n
ganization; Mr*. Lawrence Pick, kcthall will produce a topflight Welssmann tn Fort Monmouth.
they must aid new aettlers wht
I R . n . . t h . « riifflcilt
prohlem how would it K*
bring with them all kinda af dlii n t he e r - i r s f i i >: ii ' h<M :T ll b i n , - i s
,
A i*t» graduate af Red Bank training; Mr*. Frank F. Blaiidell, double-header tomorrow night i t , . . , - , „ . . , .
ii-..'-'emir.ated?
By s i i c u f t ' Con(Mleiala of the Red Bank Cham;
«*s*a.
'athelie kigh tchoel, th* aeaman chairman, asaistcd by Mrt. Herbert Aabury Park* Convention hall. I I>JI. t j l t t * H a * AllHIIII
•id-M- t h e di.«tanre= between h*re
ber of Commerce will parti.ip.-ite .Japanr.-,. r\p.i.*,-,l I . , ' ; i I
and Mra. Robert Thatcher, with the For
m g < nt T i J n n -IT ,| ,,t!;ei
nnd the Snviet I'nlon, and then <'.•'Of th* new nation *he aald waa enaaleycd with hi* father, a Morgan
in
special
ceremonies
tomorrow
nt
t^r*tnin« 'IT- fllgh* path nf the bom"larsel with all it* sorrows and painter, prior to kit entrance into publicity; Mrs. Howard Parker, gunning for its
Hud-.m. s h o w e d a h i ! ; : : :r.r. \rry r
cookie a*1e; Mr*. Arthur Hood, pro- WAC Signalettcs inaugurstlng their j Monmouth county high achool the opening of Russell ami
. iipp.in
ly .1 ra- her ovei our er.ir* while fighters
austerity, i* a Joyful and yaung the Navy in Apr, 1M0.
Lid., a new shop for fcrifi=, china
gram;
Mra.
A.
Jackoon
Llndfley,
n-e*
ci^l
tia*^
u
;
severe
s
n d i n t i - a i r c r s f t 'lid th»ir heit to
m
i
I
t
campaign
country, full of vitality and thi
Cancan laid he i* due for a Itreceived a taste of college and antiques, in the Mattlieui
chairman for DUUrlct One, and Mr*. In making their second appear- !lgirls
down it. T h e proj r et heennies s i
will to live. It ia a country ef day leave at Chrittmis.
i f , M.imlay night in a program
building on Broad st. The new firm bin ns.
Bill,
chairman
for
Dittriet
Two.
q—IHdn'l the atimiir hnmhlng nf un r eaaih[e th.it its u«e *s • 'Ae*pon
ance at the aea#!iore auditorium planned by the Monmouth County is owned hy C. Alan Hudson, ,lr,
many contraaU, barren desert
thia week, where, admiaiion is free A i l i m n s e rlul) of New Jersey Coi- of Fair Haven, anil Councilman Hlrmhlmt de«lrn> more clly arra a«a:n«t our cltie* become* somealeng aide af beauty mad* of Sowt h i n g not t n be concerned wi*h.
ta all tpectatora through th« cour- 1(>gp f()r VVomen at the Red'Bank and Mrs. David VV. Unwell nf than anv <•• >><> single attaik*
er* and trtea. The people have MotorcyelUt Hurt
A
S u i pi i . s i n g l y e n n i l i : h . ' r n M a n \
teay et Convention hall officials, the Methodist Fellowship hall.
lowered their atandarda af living,
Shrewsbury.
Q — H A W Miteli M a m i i t g Wilt Tho
After
Hillinf
Car
•a that Immigrant* of all kinds
MKTHOMHT
Signalmen oppotc an outstanding I M i s s norothy Simpson, associate
. ,„ interior of the simp hasc o r i \ e n t i o n a 1 h f i n i h i n c ^ o f . I i p - i n e - s p Red Alert ftlve I t ?
Th*
OCEANPORT - Leonard Grille
may be fed, clothed and haute*1."
Hopkln* club from the Bronx. The ;pn , fryrfnl . o f hygiene and physical been dune In a color si'heme of ari'l ( I r r n r i n riti--1^ de-,:i -' : i , r d m l K h
Atlantic Highland*
A -Nohndv ran aa.«wer that nueiRev. Roy C. William*, Jr., pat- Fort Monmouth WA<'t op", tnnior- edumtlun nt the college, led a di»- guv and ytlln , with fircents nt
Entertainment was provided by ef Newark wat released yetteiday
tion. It may he le.»? than a minute.
from
Monmouth
Memorial
horpltal,
Cfi.
lOI'i.
o
n
T
o
k
y
o
"
w
i
p
e
i
l
n
u
t
"
«
n
m
e
tot, will deliver a aermon, "In All tow night'* court activities, at 7 Cussion of the theme, "Krnm High white. .Shadow hn\et have hern
the Hadastah choral, which is dior it may he nevrrsl hour-. The
rected by Mra. Sidney Komar. where h« waa taken Saturday night Thincs-Thanlugivlng," at th* o'clcck against thf touring Valley, 8 c h o o l , 0 ColleRe," with further placed on the walls ufr ili.opl.'iys If* . s q t i n t e im!e;.- : w h i l e o n l y * o m e many method! the enemy can emTheir program Included Hebrew, with head injuries after being 11 o'clock morning service, Roy K forge Army ho»|.,tal WAC't Irom | c o m m e n l , t ) vf o i l r N . j c . ,t u i e ntt, of a wide selection of rryMfil, im- fl\'e .s'|H.'ire milr.= o f M n o s h i m a w e i e ploy for an stt»ek. the direction
thrown from hli motorcycle on Jeffrey, organiit, will play "An- Phocnicville, Pa.
Engllak and Tlddlth toait
liana Huchner of Patir- ported Swedish silver pieces ntul t i i t i i l l v rli'v.i.^i.-ileii. a n i l s o n i o 1 3 of approach of an attack, and othdante Cantahilc" by Widor, and
Judging from the Hopkin*' club ( Hon Marilyn Wiilillierg of Cran- china made hy American. Knglish S U U : M T m i l ' S lilt h r t l i l . T h e ' I ' t ' k v o er fartoi* will determine this.
MM. LttUr Orubmtn, member- Welfhlll ave, here.
According
to
police,
a
car
driven
•Poatlud*
In
B
Flat'
by
Wett.
The
rostcr th* vlaitor. could well by ,„„,„, R. r , Margaret Murphy of _
...,„.. .designers.
„ . . , „ . „ . The
. „„ .,„„,
ship chairman, told of a a*rl«* of
4—Hill I Prraonally He> Ahlc * •
ami Itnlian
simp r a i l l o f M n r c h It 10. I M S . k i l l e d a n
tea* held by chapter members for by Richard F. Johnson of Aabury •enlor choir will aing 'Tata Thee, considered a college unit, andI »jrt niujjewood and Mary Ellis of New w
Tol* floor and table lamps e s t i m a t e i l IIH.OOII p e o p l e d e p l o y e d Cop* With Th« M«iy I Ire* < MMed
16 «i|ii,-ue m i l e - , o f t h . ' c i ' y , i n j u i e d
new and prospective members. She Park tlowed down for a blinker O God, Do We Give Thanka" by Monmouth will have a rusged tua- Brunswick.
Tole
Iand. _
. trays.
'
- M l n y ftrM w | | ,
then Introduced SI prospective light and Orillo who waa riding be- Wataon, and th* junior choir will ale ahead of them.
Colored slide, tn Illustrate, th*
In their antiqut furniture col- m i l l i o n s a n d m a r t , , t h e m h o m e l e s s . | ' A Y m | f i n
. ,.„„,,.„,• l f ) d w i ! ,
mimbers, Mn. R. Jick Zelk, Mn. hind the car struck the rear of the ling "For the Beauty of the Signnlcer co*ch "Mule" Haas hafl | o p |,. were shown hy Minn Aliton lection |they hav* a three-section ; U-»»w MMHV wav. ran Ihr rnr- h r b . o n ( 1
,h J W j o h # f , , l f h t b m l ) o r „ „ .
t. P. Meyer, Mr*. Joseph Uvltt1 Johnton vehiclp. Police tald he waa Earth." Mr*. GutUve Huacaitaa attemblcd a aquad capable of hold- Contswoith, field tecretary st th* Heppltwhtt* mshogsny l>nni|iiri t.-i- w.v .1.11.IT an alonilo IM.HII.?
Mrt. Jeseph Airon, Mrs. Arnell thrown through the alx a dUtince and Mrt. William Crlppa, Jr., will ing its own. Uting Tuesday niRlit's . r o l |,,g r bftor* the group of 32hle and some early New llnKlnnd
A Hi ha- .irveial me.-,,,, nt his fleh,|nf apparatus. How.ver. small
Tli'.-'Iniliuie
heavy
Hartmin, Mra. P. M. FrledmaR, af about 30 feet and landed on hit ting the aoprano-contralto duet, opening »M» rout ovc- McUuli-c :ni(rh srh(l ,,| M u d r l l t , t i»8,.hers and fruit wood chairs. Annther antique ili.-.po^al.
flies can b» controlled hy th* in"The
Lord
la
My
Shepherd"
by
Mra. Mellv Smith, Mrs. Jane Jaffa, head.
Air Korce stase as an Mample, the j N j c . alumnae. A ruest
,' ion period piec* la a Lowestoft. Amorl.il ho« I l i ( ) i n l i e r « a n i l , h n m b s c o u l d h e l e f t dividual with sand, water and reg•mart,
Mr*. H. M. Nachmits, Mrs. Hairy
in
c
i
t
y
h
i
it
m
r
h
y
s
h
i
p
w
i
t
h
t i m e d ular Are estlnguisher*.
Poliee Issued a aummon* to Jo
Signaleera showed e.\crllenl b«H ar ,,| refreshments fni:llowed the pro- with matching teacups and saucers.
Thete'a nn
Freedman. Mra. David «llb«ftteln, leph Orillo *f Newark for allowing
fu-i's In set them off many hour« nee,i to run from a email f<re and
"Let Tour Light Shim' will be handling with an aga,'ies:uvi:
Mrs. Sandy Koplik, Mrs. Alfred hit brother, Leonard, an unllcented the theme of the pattor't sermon ing punch, plui good defensive ball. gran
r
a f t e r t h f y h a v e l i r e n l ' ' f t i n t l i e i i . i r - let it. deitrov a building or yotir
^
Chairman of the event
,, was Mils
„ j |.jf(> t l 1 l l f > r H f i l m
Saxon, Mrt. Leuit Harvey, Mn. driver, ts ope rat t the motorcycle at ta« evening eervlce at T O . Orh o r i i n t l e i - w a i n; • .•
T h e m o s •'
t l i k e l••
y i h o m e w h e n 1 *m i n u t e s ' w o r k will
The hive
Signalettea
for the.almoit
P»»t| Annabel Ewlngtim nf Matawtn, atM. L. Sandtlburn, Mrt. Htrhart
beta practicing
gan mutle will Include "Cantilena' month
t u c - i n * o f .'itt.-UK, h i v . \ e v r i , m h y s i r . I C . 1 D i^
sifted
by
Mrs.
Martin
Boeak
and
To Hear A. J. S hi, It
Kanner, Mra. Norman Brager, Mrs.
by Pierre, "In the Twilight" by daily and will have a tiller team Mr*. Julius Selinger, both of MatH—W III enrmy lM.mhrr« he able to " «>-W1ial If An natta? Daa* It
H. L. Brager, Mrs. 8*1 Pftfftr, Mn.
KeBtwburg
"Uft That Iron Curtain" will he get part nur Agtitcr defense*?
Harker, and "Procaaaional" by Ba than laat teason, plus three holdShot Dow* Before It Oroot Ita
Lto Ketiler, Mra. Monroe Corn,
th* luhjcct Of a talk by Albert
tiate. The aenior chair will aing oven. They are Betty Berry and
The
W.8.CJ.
er
the
Methodist
A If the enemy prc.«.«cs a skillful
Mrt, J. M. Sttrn, Mrt, J, W. Kehn- church met Monday. Mn. Raymond "Blesa the Lord, O My Soul"
J. Schlck, chartered life undeiwrii- attack with x^iKor ami deterrnlni- Atomic sVmh* Won't II Rtflaia
Paula Wade, forwards, along with Three Women Hurt
ttamm, Mra. Frieda Levey, Mn. Stryktr ltd th* devotion* and her Ipolitoff-Ivanoff.
er, before the Monmouth County t i n n , i! i.«. altiio.i'. c e r t a i n U I H I MitliC mien It Cratlaaa?
Guard Mary Jones
A-Not neceaatnly. That <u*lJerome Bitenberg. Mrt. David Lin- topic wat "Making What We Have
Life Underwriters' association to- a i r c r a f t , w i l l Ret t n t h . » i r t a r g e t t o
Sunday-achool,
including
men's
In
Middletunn
(rath
tlon Is difficult to answer becausi
den, Mr*. L*uli Mend, Mra. Sara- Count," A gift ef %» waa made
morrow
at
th*
Molly
Pitchtr
hotel.
thrir aton^ie.
»n many f*et»r* Influence the titttl Bergtr, Mrs. Mas Karp, Mn, to the church. The mtmbera are and women'a clataci, will meet at Chairmen Named for
MIDDLETOWN-Thie* putenTh* speaker it on the faculty
«J-Won t lladar He ANe In l * t
ChartM Coaaovey, Mn. 8. M. Krln- preparing for their Chriatma* t;tt a. at. Nuraery ia conducted
gens suffered minor Injuries in a of Set on Hall and Rutgers unl- U* know If Knessj.v Aireraft Are aiolion. All I can aay Ii that an
at
11
a.
at.
during
the
church
*erSandy
Hook
Bay
Unit
atomic homh la a very precise Inaky, Mra. Charlet Undau, Mrt,
lar, and will tell neektiea and viee. The intermediate and youth ATLANTIC RIGHLA.NDS-Stndy rear-end collision between two cir* veraltlea and ha* served as an In- AHarklngr
Sol Ruth, Mr*. Ruth Helta, Mn.
yesterday afternoon on rt. 35 hue, structor In life Insurance »t the A—Not nlway.». Radar h.is hlind strnmtnt and must he earefully tet
hetort it can h« exploded. The.
Ulllaa KepoowHt and Mra. Ann atatlonery at Its booth. A ttudy fellowthipa will meet at •:«* p. m Hook Bay auxiliary, American Le- near » section nf the highway un- latter th* past II years. The above
group will b« a teparat* unit and
The church board of education
spot". Since it c m unly operate In answer I*, perhapt.
Stein.
will hold a food and cake dergoing widening construction.
talk, originally delivered hy Mi.
meetlngi will be held the fourth and Sunday-achool teacher* wil gion,
;t. .straight line, a low-flying aircraft
sale Saturday morning in the lobby
Treated and reloaded at River- "chick btfore the Hudson County can *onif.l.inirs e:-enpe detection. O - W r m t Moat reoat* Within
Mn. Harry Madantky reported Monday of each month at the par meet Monday at t p. m.
a Mil* af Ground b r a w Japan
of the Atlantic theater. Mn. Marie
Life Underwriters association, hai
The annual Thanksgiving ev< Green was named chairman nf the viow hospital were, Mrs. Ella Coats, he*n published in several of the
that a life membership ha* been tontge. They have choten aa their
'That's why .•iircraft spotters are Hilled*
suffered an injury to her elgiven to Mr*. Norton Krongelb by theme, Latin America. Mrs. Norm* union service will be. held thlt year event, at an auxiliary meeting who
j
vitally
nepiied
tn
supplement
the
A No. Tht homhing surveys ef
leading
insurance
Journal".
how, a passenger in a car driven
her mother-in-law, Mrt. Anna Kroa. Stamford and Miw Almeda Payn- at the Methodist church Wcdneaday Monday.
, 1".'1 c1:11• W H I H i n c n r t ^ o t U .
tli* atomic hombingi of Hiroshima
by Irving Coats of 209 Hudson ave.,
ter were ho«teMC».
M.yor Edgar V. penlse of Fair j ^ l ^ u M n t W ^ T u m
at a p. m. Rev. Mr. Williams will
(tlb.
Turn nil Our and Nagasaki state that M out of
Mra. Dale Otto, chairman, named East Kranrburg, and Mra. Jnmes Haven, Red Bank district manager n M „ „ „ i n s tWe
W P , ,„
Group 4 of the C.t.A. of the Meth- deliver a sermon. He will be astlitevery 100 people within on* mil* ef
following committee chairmen: Lench of 21 East Front it., Kty- for the Prudential Insurance comadltt church held a luncheon for ed by Rev. Elmer T. Schick, oat> the
the
Hanger
»f
Her?
grnutd aero lived la Hiroshima,
Mra.
Ann
Halleran.
Christmas
parport,
cuts
over
the
right
eye,
and
pany,
will
introduce
the
speaker.
tor
of
the
Presbyterian
church,
and
the county Parent-Teacher associA No. Leave your pilot light and Nie rat In » u M out of (very
Lyman Morris of Mattwan, Charlea F. Sh»w o f Allenhunt,
ation at the church Wednesday Rev. Harry W. Kraft, paator o ty; Mrs. Marie Kelso, American- Mrs.
alone. If neee.=jary, your local 100 at Nagstikl. And. ef eour'r.
Mr. aad Mra. Elmtr Truax af of thla week
Central Baptist chureh, whole con- ism; Mn. Jerry HiiaenlUa, child hrui.ses of the arms, ptisenger* In president nf the county association, utility company will turn off gas th*lr flimty heuiH affordid nothwelfare; Mrs. note Aron, constitu- an automobile driven hy Mrs. Kath- will preside.
Church *t, Ktantburg, ar* parenta
Ctpt. Jamea O'Neill of Beacon gregation will attend the aervice, tion
ing like the protection et butMlngi
thiough a master valve.
and by-laws: Mra. Harry erlne Emmons of Keyport.
of a aea horn Friday at Monmouth Beaeh,
The aenior choir af the Methodttt
vittted
hit
mother,
Mrt.
Jot4—Will Food He Safe to Kal Af- in our grcit eltlet.
1
Mmorlat hosplttl.
Murttte,
hotpitality;
Mrs,
Lnulle.
church
will
be
heard
during
tht
Mrs,
Kmmons
told
police
ahl
was
eph Stag" , over the week-end. He
firnund Bunt? What About
O'lUurh*. legislation; Mra. Green, diivitg east on th* highway when Marlboro Girl Seoul*
Mr. art Mn. Eraatt Rayaer af had fceaa trantferr*d from Preague- aervlee.
Water?
membenhip; past president's par- the Coats vehicle came to an abrupt Plan for Investiture
•road at., Shrewsbury, are parent! lilt, Me., to an air force bate on
A—If notified 'your area la conlay and publicity, Mn. Ortndin J. halt at the aignal of a highway
af a aM hara Saturday at River- Long Maud.
METMOBBT
MARLBORO — Marlboro Girl taminated, you must he especially
Chapman; Mn. Ann Abrams and worker. Her ear rammtd the rear
Highlands
Chariot
Pug*
ef
Highland
blvd
careful
shout foodstuffs and water.
Scout
troop
»
made
plan*
for
sn
Mr, and Mn. Thomaa Lapse ef left laat wtak by hi* own plan* to
Mra. Halleran, popples; Miss Mar- of the car ahead. Police Chief Earl
Sunday-Khoal will meet at t;M ilyn O'Rourke, community service; Hoyer and Patrolman Meivin L**k investiture of new .Scouts at aDo not eat any food that has been
Ctnttr avr, Keantsurg, art par* apend
th*
winter
with
hi*
mother,
MIDDLETOWN VILLAOt-tleata of a aea bora lait Thursday Mr*, Annl* Pugh, of Miami, Fla. a, m.
Mra. Murtha, radio; Mrs. Jane inveMigated for township pollet. melting last week at the .Ire house. left exposed. Food In ncaled and
Rev. Roger W. Kuech*, paator, Oaffty and Mrs. Halleran, Oirl The injured were taken to (he hos- Mrs. Emily Tuveson, leader, and tightly covered contajnet* Is safe, ther Noreroat of thi* pile* la in fair
at Maamouth Memorial hospital.
Mr.
and
Mra.
William
Place
of
Patricia
Tuveson
and
Dorothy
Neihut
the
package
should
he
thorcondition
thi* morning at Monwill deliver a ttrmon, "The Groat
Mr. a r t Mn. Raymond Kalehtl
Miss Jean Ruddy, juniors; pital by the Fair View flrit aid beilien, senior aide*, were in
York city, apent the week-end eat Power," at the morning wor- State;
oughly washed. You will he noti- mouth Memorial hoapital, whtrt
gqund,
al Perrttt av*., Keanthurg, ait New
Mn.
Abrimt,
program;
Mrs.
Doreharg*.
fied by CD authorities whether she i« being treated for a fractured
partat* of a aon born lait Thurs- and Monday at thiir home on Pine- ship ttrvlee at U o'clock.
othy Mandia, Induction center, and
Allten Mulligan reMvM * nee- water Is safe to drink.
right leg. shock and poaaibl* head
Tht patter again will tpeak at Mitt ORourhe, Pun American
day at Monmouth MtflMrlal hoi- view ave.
TIM»III|IMIII
for
Treasurer
Mn.
Ethel
Davit
entertained
the
Hlscraft badge, and Carol Holland
the evening worth I p servlee at
M-Hhal AIHMII t.tanialliiit? Ha* injury suffered late last night when
pit*!.
member* et the J U T . club at her 7:30. Title of hit termon will bt study.
gat
a
hostess
badge.
Eileen
Jursa
she
waa ttruek by a e.*r driven
Nrw .Irrncy I'lannerl For Thla?
Mr. and Mr*. Andrtw Patty ef home recently. There were 1:
It OK'd hy Haikell
and Susan Jones worked nn reA -There «il! be no mass evacu- northwest on rt. M ky Bernard KiLakeaJda ave., Rumson, are parents member* present. Th* girl* hive "God'i Craftsmanship."
Boehni Honored
hostess ation of American cities in cape nf t!»t of M Shor* blvd., Keanaburg.
SKA GI ft T — Assemblyman quirement* for their
The Eplatle te the Hebrew* wil
•f a ion born lait Thuriday at planned a ChrUtmaa party tor
Merrill H. Thompson lait night baijges. Ailem Halligan taught the attack. You must accept that fact.
Kitiat told polie* he aaw th*
he the (uViject of the piayir and By Borden Company
Manmouth Msmorlal hoapital.
their next meeting.
troop
a
new
game,
called
Actions.
moved
*.
step
closer
to
being
counBible ttudy aervlee at T:SO p. m.
tain priority groups -agert and woman atandmg In (he middle of
Mr. and Mn. John Calamart ef
LEONARDO — Ernest Boehm, ty treasurer, a fwst for which he Refreshments were served *t. the C'e
TheladlM' auxiliary of th* Firtt Wednesday, Thanksgiving breakthe
highway with a car approachcrippled, pregnant women, women
Twelfth it., Keanlburg, a n parent! Aid Kjuad, held ita meeting Mon
Highland av*., was honored for 40
destined when he steps down conclusion of th* meeting, which with, pte-jc.hoot youngsters and fh» Ins from th* oppoait* direction.
of a daughter born Monday at MOB- day, Nov. 12. Plan* were mad* for fast and worahlp will be held ytara' aetvice with the Borden com- seems
marked
the
troop's
third
birthday.
the first of the year to let ShrewsThurtday at B o'clock.
like —will ho evacuated at their own When the saw th* car In tht other
mouth Memorial hosplul.
pany last night at a btnquetjn the bury'a Mayor Alfred K. Beadleston
two Chrlitmaa partlei. A chilrequest. Otherwise, only the in- lane, Klxiat said, ah* ttepptd hack
Mr. and Mrt. Herbert Loag ef dren's party will be held Sunday,
Hotel
Blltmore,
New
York
city.
auccecd
him.
jured and homeless will be moved Into his Ian*, right In front of hit
Clark av*., Union Beach, art par* Dec. », for the member*1 children,
Ntvetlnk
Mr. Boihm la employed in Bor- Frequently rumored as tke O. O. 600 Parents Visit
out of a bombed city
eat* af a daughter bora Moaday and a huibanda' party will be held
Rtv. Roger W. Kutehe, paator, den'* print and stationery division. P. steering committee's choice for Mechanic St. School
Capt. William H i and PatrolQ-VVon't M»nv People Jam
at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Saturday, Dee. a.
will daliver a aermon, "The Great'
Mr. Boehm was one of 24 long- the $5,000 a year patronage job, Mr. Mori than 400 parents, together Road*
and Highway* and Try (A man William Schanck Investigated
Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Taylor
eit
Power,"
at
th*
morning
woraerviee
employees
to
receive
speHerman Colodln has returned
Thompson wns introduced by
Flee a City Which lias Hira Atom I for town.hip police. Th* r»lr View
of Crawford'a rd., Holmdel, ar* from a vacation in Phoenix, Aril. ship tervlce at M S a. m.
cial tribute at the Quarter Century Amory I.. Hnskell, toastmaater at with their children, attended the - -llmt aid *<iu»d took tha Injured
parent* of a ton born Sunday at Arthur and Fred Schaarf, John
A combined Thankagiving break' club meeting of Borden'* national the $5« m plate victory dinner, at annual go-to-tehool night meeting Bombedof th* Mechanic Street ParentA — Undoubtedly — snd unfor- ] woman to the hospital,
Monmouth Memorial hotpltal.
Sehaab, Jamet Papa and Frank fast and worahlp aervice will bt executive onVe* staff. All received the man "about to be your next Teacher association last night. The tunatoly-many people will prob- '
Mr. and Mn. Jerome Silvtr ef Orenger, who alto have been va- held Thurtday at T o'clock.
diamond-set gold pint from Theo- county treasurer." Mr. Haikell la- program waa held in observance ably attempt
to take such action, i
Shadowbrook rd., Shrewibury, art cationing In Ariaona with Mr.
dore O. Montague, president of the ter Indicated that Rumaon'e Jam** of
American
Education
week,
and
It
will
not
be allowed, and hesvlly- Veterann Auxiliary
ST.
OBOBOaTH
BY
THE
BIVBB
parent! of a daughter born Sunday Colodin, will return home Sunday.
company. Of the group, 1» were. C. Auchlnclosa would be, *ndora«d prior to the hutinesa session open manned roadblocks
will keep ve-; Entertains Children
EFIBCOrAl.
at Monmouth Memorial hospital.
honored for 85 y*ara' aervle*. Mr. to run for re-election to Congress house wat held In the school's 14 hides off the highways
Mr*. William Orelg of Forest ave,
and main |
Rumton
' Mr. and Mrt. Harold Romin o
Boehm waa one of nine honored in next November's election. Mr. clatset,
celebrated
her
birthday
Monday
„
.„
.„
-. ....
FAUMINODALB - Member! of
ines of fomniunicntitin".
We
A aervlee of Holy Communion for 40 yeara' *ervlet.
.Second ft.. Keyport, ar* parents
with
her
family.
H.iskell
is
chairman
of
the
county'*
A
speelal
exhibit,
arrsnged
by
will be held Sunday at S a. m.
keep certain main loads open for ! the Catholie War Veterans au.xillof a aon born Saturday at Mo«.
Republican F l n a n c i committee, Mrt. Frank Hurley and Mrt. Jo- emerReney tran?porta.tior., and we ary of St. Jam** peat wer* holtThe Lady Jean MaeCorquodale
Church achool will meet at I:*) Auxiliary Start*
mouth Memorial hoapital.
which arranged the fund-raising aeph Welnatein, marked Children's ! will keep them open under any con esses Sunday at a pre-ThanksgivMr. and Mra. Jamea Wild* el lodge met Monday evening and In- and 11 a. m.
atallatlon
of
ofllcera
was
held.
Th
event.
Book Week. Mrs. John Hammond i ditions. In an attacked city, no In? party for the nursery group
A atrvlee of morning praytr Fund Railing Project
Winneld dr., Little Silver, are pargrand
deputy,
Mrt.
Jean
Blyth,
o
gave a report of the fall conference | vehicle movement of sny kind e.x- of children at the Farmingdalt prtwith a aermon by th* rector, Rev.
cat* of a daughter bora Sunday at
the
Lady
Cameron
lodge,
Trenton,
Memben
of
the
auxiliary
of
the
of
the Monmouth County Council nf cept that authorized hy the lo"al eventorium.
George A. Robertahaw, will ba held
Rlvervlew hospital.
Workers Give I30O
Thirty children attend(1 t n a
waa
laataller.
Guest*
were
present
National
Ftdiratlon
of
Poatofflce
r* r t l' a n ( 1 ttLCti o n e received
Parent* and Teachera held yester- j civil defence director will
al at
11
a.
m.
Music
will
Include
"LeMr. and Mrs. Auguatua Bailey of from th* varloua aurroundlng
day at Keantburg. Mra. Hyman Po- lowed.
Holmdel rd., Hatlet, are parents lodget. Children from the MacLev: gende" and "Venlte," prelude; "A* Clerk* ara tailing ehafee In aTo Building Fund
Mrs. Vincent Arnont, past presiclub to be dlapoied of In DeQ—If a Porwin llaa Reason t o
of a daughter born Sunday a ttudio in Red Bank entertained. Wavtt of a Storm-Swept Ocean," 60-80
MIDDLETOWN
VILLAGE - lin gave a report of the state P.T. Believe
offertory; "God Be In My Head." cember. They will alto start their Mlddletown-Holmdet
II.- | | H * lUilliMirtlve Par- dent, was chairman, assisted by
A. convention.
Rtvervicw hospital. auxiliary
of
On Tueaday, Nov. 20, Installation
Melvin Rose. Mrs. Frank ArMr. end Mrs. Charlea V. Bell o will be held at the Helen Mac- choral ratnonte, and "Prelude in aeeond Merchandise cluh, Dec. 1. Monmouth Memorial hospital, at a Mn. Henry nitterman announced tides on Him, What Should He I)o? n•«';'
Member* working on the 80-50 meeting yesterday at Mia Reform- that the annual bat/ir will he held
A If there la renstm to believe n n i > . M r > - J o 5 r ' ) h Laurlno. Mrs.
Tlnton ave., Eatontown, are par- Oregor lodge, New Brunswick. Mrs. D Major," poitlude.
A
will mike report* at a meetFeh. «, vm.
your clothes have hern eontamin- *~™ Kochelle. Mrs. Robert Ciament* of a son born born Saturday Margaret Milne of Union Beaeh
The vestry and associate vettry club,
Ing Monday at th* home of the.ed church, voted tu send a check
atcd, discard them as soon a., you i t i r o n » . Ml'«- J o h n Molian, Mrs. Euat Rlvervlew hospital.
will be installer. This ja to be an will meet Monday night in th* auxiliary pr*tld*nt, Mrs. Jasper for $300 to tha hospital building
can.
If po.=.=ihie. ebeck with a « ' " • H"wsn. Mr«, Alfred Targon
Mr. .and Mrs. Grandin K. Ham. open Installation and anyone desir- Clolstera. E, Townund Look will Sharabha. At the group's meeting, fund, They also purchased thrtt Tndcla Sail for Urncl
radio-lojtieal monitoring station or s n ( 1 M r s - Alfred Relss.
mell of Gut River rd., Rumson, ing to attend may eontact Mrt, be th* ipeaker.
foam rubber sett of cushions for
last
week
In
the,
Elks
eluh
rooms
And
Cnn«uUlf>
Font
ntcrllcal
aid pu^t. Rut dnn't jet
tha
three
wheel
chairs
they
gave
art parents of a ion born Sunday Milne. Buses will leave Union
Tht (llrli' choir will mttt nest on Broad st., an attendance price
hysterical, Mtny personnel hail ( ] | | n j p W i l l S i UK
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Tnrld and ' hysterical.
at Rlvervlew hospital.
Reach ait T p, nr. and from Red Wednesday and the Boys' choir, waa awarded to Mra. William Hlnr- the hospital in the summer.
.
« •
tomorrow. There will be no re- dsn. Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burns of -Dank at «'.3O p. m.
Mr*. Earl Snyde.r, chairman of daughter Cynthia sailed Tuesday | radioactive particles nn them dur-' #
H. .«.. MGuardia for 1 Ins the Bikini tr.-i--. and got rid nf ( r r r £ O r i t l l 1 .M||9IC
hearaal on Thanksgiving day.
Main it., Oceanport, are parents et
by the hostesses, Mrs. Harold the gift shop at the hospital, rill- hoardw hthe
The
Daughter*
of
Scotia
are
r
Mr
Tod
1
1
thevn
particle.*
u-ithnut
any
ill
efThe Thanksgiving day service
a, daughter born Monday at Monp!»yd
«. large collection of items J"**' ' »
'
' ,'' aaslgned
the request of the American
p
holding a rummage tale *H thin will he held at 10 a. m. Musical Mangarelll and Mrs. Rlordan.
tn the consulate section of thofect* at all. Follow this procedure: ; O l At
mouth Memorial hoapital,
from th* shop, which auxiliary American embassy In Tel Aviv.
at the Epltcopal church, Key- aelectlona will Include "Largo From
•ii'nni'v" u
" l.d o f .Organists,
As
Joon
in
the
water
supply
is
, - • _ • « members
» . .
,ofn the
..
Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Hiti ef Fal week,
FINED AT SHREWSBURY
members bought for Christmas
Mrs, Todd, the former Miss Nur- aulhnrincd hy CD nfflclils an , i l f » ; « n l o r choir of _St. Anthony sCaththe New World" and "Venite,"
Havtn rd., Fair Haven, ara par port.
8 H R E W S B V R Y-Magistrate gifts. Proceeds from the shop go
olic
church
will
prtsmt
a
special
Group
2
of
the
C.I.A.
of
the
Methpralude; "Thou Vlaitett the Earth,"
enta of a daughter born Monday al
Lane, Jr., fined two motor to the hospital, Members complet- ma Bllto, daughttr of Mr. and Mrs. j for use. take a hot shower or hath, program of Gregorian music In
oditt church will hold a meeting offertory, and "Now Thank We All Merritt
Monmouth Memorial hoapltal.
vehicle violator* Monday in police ed 1,000 surgical dressings for the Joseph Brlto of 180 River St.. ac- i or a cold shower or bath if he.it- April. Plant far tht program were
Tuetday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Grace
Our
God,"
poitlude.
companied her husband to Kgypt ln>r units are not operating. Use
Mr. and Mn. David Crawford
court here. Patrick Munccigroato, operating room supply closet.
announced by the choir director,
In IMS, where they were stiilioneil pli'ii'.ly of soap, nnd .scrub hard. Harold Weber, at a reheintl lait
MacLean of Wichita, Kan., former- Lund, Llnlon pi.
Belleville, t u aliened 115 for fillCHRIST EPISCOPAL
for six years. Their daughter iviu Pay particular HtU-ntinn t the hair |
ly of Navcslnk River rd., Locust, Camp U, P.O. of A., Ii consoling to report an accident, and Rich- St. John's Church
1
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Middletown Village
born In Cairn. Returning here lant and beniath th- tin ye 1 n:nlp, Mepent. I night
are parent* of a ton, Bruce Robert, idating with the Long Branch orard J. Amses, Bayonne, wns fined
Following the concert, Apr. 11,
They met Tutxday evening
"Son* of God, Hairs of Eterna $10 on a careleaa driving chnrge. HohU Annual H»ll Call
this two or ihire time.-*, and chances
May,
y Mr. Todd recently completed
p
born laat week at Wesley hoiplta der.
1952, members of the choir will bt
the West Long Branch borough Life," will b* Rev. Andrew M. Van Paying Ones to the violations clerk
gotten rid of any hosts at a social hour at St, Anlaw course In Washington, D. c., I »if you'll
Wichita. The couple have: two other at
hall.
aermon subject at the 1 were Donald Keirstead, Ashury
KEYPOHT — Rev, Dr. Justin g iiv e n b y t h e S t a t * d e p a r t m e n t . H e a n d a l l c o n t a m i n a t i o n o n y o u . C h e c k
sons, Kenneth and Thomas; Mae- The women'a executive hoard Dyke't
a.m. tervlc* Sunday. Pupils of th Part, »10, driving on th« wrong Vanderkolk, head of the Theologi- w i l l w o r k o n r l t i w n ' h i p m a t t e r s w i t h t h e r t d i n l n c l r . i l s t a t i o n a n y - thony'i hall.
Lean.
will m»*t Friday afternoon at th church school, at their IMIt a. m side of the road, and CMlmer Dut- cal department at th* New Bruns- concerning
i Amtrirana.
Ai
Mr. and Mrs. Ottn Oattnfeld ol Rntevelt lew room. Little. Silver aeaaion, will make their ThanktrlvBRADFORD TO SPEAK N
•J—MOM Tan I Tell Thr lltf/erencj'
klewlca, Irvington, *10, Improper wick seminary, was guest speaker
Frentsu ave,. Matawan. ire par Mr*. Catherine Compton and Mrs ing offering; of canned goods fo paaging.
nt thn annual roll cull services of
Bel»ten An Air, Mater nr
f
H a r m o n M. Bradford. Long
rnts nf s son horn ytsttrdsy al Howard Ondyke, members of the Th» Evergreens, at thla time.
Rt. Joseph'* Methodist chureh last
Among the medical patient* at Hurst:
Rranch superintendent of school!,
Monmouth Memnrial hospital.
bnnrri, attended from this place.
Christ church will participate in
Thursday afternoon and evening.
rtlvervlew hospital this «T"U are A Ry Ih" '-loinl it creale>, The i will speak on the topic "Religion
Mr. and Mra. Ernsst W. CopeMis* .Tune Andreach and Mrs, the community Thanksgiving aer- Barbara
Pr. Vnndorkolk spoke, on theMl.'s Barbars. Worden, 112 H-nri- air hiust priKliii-cs Hir ch.inct'r- nnd Education" tomorrow night at
Und of Orange ave., Fair Haven, Verlta Aalbue attended th* wed- vicei to be held Wednesday night,
subject, "TlecovorinE Our Original aon ave, Pair Haven, and William IstU' muslunum cloud that attains 8:30 at Temple Beth Miriam, Long
ara parent* of a daughter horn thli ding of Mil* Martha Mark of Poll Nov. 21, at the Reformed church, Ha« Birthday Parly
Intention" at the afternoon session Brown, Naveslnk niver rd. Mid- a height from five to 12 mllca above Branch, The tpeaker will be Intromorning at Itlvervlew hospital.
Monmouth to John Kelgher of J«r- Tht offering will he given for apeSHREWSBURY—Barbara Isaac and on "Resources for the Christ- dletown township. Surgical pa- thr curtli. This Ij a, swiftly-riling duced by Dr. Alexander Vlnaburg,
ley City It Jersey City recently, elal CARE food package* for ihlp- daughttr of Mr, and Mn. H. J. Inn Life" at tho evening meeting, tients nt Rlvervlew Include, Mrs. column of white and multi-colored a mute* of Ttmple l t t h Miriam
SENTENCED TO JAIL
The couple ai« residing In Bayonne, ment to Europe.
Iaaae of Obrt pi., observed her Organ recitals by Mrs. tfivangellne Edwin need, Sycamore t v e , New smoke, and. occurred during the ex- and a member of th* Long Branch
Shrewsbury; Jo-Ann Malmone, 74 plosions nt Hiroshima nnd Naga- board of •ducatlon This will bt
KETPORT-Abaalom Lewis of
sixth birthday Tuuday at a party Mi'nnett preceded both services.
Mr. nnd Mrs, John Hoioblnko an
TARES
OWN
LIFE
First st. waa sentenced to 60 days aon Jack ar* visiting Mr, Holo
Her guttU were Susan Tlshmnn
Mrs. Victor Kredda of Matawan North Sunnycrest dr., Little Silver; saki, The water burst produces the first In a terles of monthly disdrover
T. Keaton, 78 Manning pi, tln> familiar (jlnnt waterspout and cussions to be held at the tempi*
In county Jn.ll by Magistrate Her* blnko'a parentt In Madera, Pa., thli
AVON — Richard L. Johnson, 44, Lee Matone, Susan Covlco, Carol was (innst soloist In Ihe afternoon.
bart Rothenberg yesterday whin he week.
15 Oarfttld ave., a laleaman for Slderman, Jane Maslow, Amelia She was nciompnnled by Mrs, A. Kranshuig; Chnrles H. Frlcdrlch, caulltUnvrr column ms.ny of you on religious education,
was charged with panhandling,
The W o t Keantburg Tlie Co. Seara Roebuck at thtlr store Ii Plmplnell.i, John PIPerrI, Jr., nnd A. Kanke also of .Matnwnn. Cyrus Hope ril., Shiewflluiry; Mr«. Oml- hnvc sern in plii-tojitaplis. A ground
Emit Stnrker, Monmouth hotel n will hold its children'* ChrlitmM Aabury Park, ahnt, and killer) him- ,lnhn
l h Bhsip,
Bh
l
R b 'paternal
t
l nnm,
n
M l sang a m\n
\ andd h
The American Federation of I*,lr
Rai'hara's
Mnxlst
then I ley llaidlns. 1H ."I. Jnlni's pi. or ne,-ii..«ui f.ice e s p i o s i o n will proflrnsd st., wss fined 120 nn a dli party Dae, 22, Joseph Phillip* 1 self with a 22. calibre rifle yetterday grandmother, Mr*. Abraham lease 'n Hurt .it the evening tcrvlct with Ketntbiirg. and Miss Catherine. duce great, d i r k , low-hnnelnc hnr « M nrganlstd in Pittsburgh
orderly person chargt,
ehalrmin.
•4 alt homi.
Nov. 19, 1111.
of EltMbeth, waa also a guett.
Mn. William Btrnei,
Pryor, IT, Willow it., Fair Haven, cloudi,
In Head-On Crash
New CiffShop
To Open Here
,.
liiimii.
CHURCH NEWS
COUNTYJIRTHS
Woman Hit by Car;
Has Broken Leg
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Name Committees
For 'Army9 Drive
At Mmrimt
H S. Shepuard. Mrs. J. F.
aaaouaceo1 ta« follonmj chairaua C. PeUlle, N n . J. Straus, Mr*. U. Mrs. John Sveele, Mrs. Evas Rut'
a a l caats*iUe*aua lor the 1M1 Sal- WeUbackwr, Georte Lovett, Mrs.
New Murder Jury
Motion Denied
caiT»« k i * MaMajimaaj ia • * * * • • •
• f tkla r««r. Tk« aawaa iatattructi**
la
iafantry
taetica, weaa*aa aa< teasterahis.
ton and Mri. Clinton Thoaipeoa.
vation Army drive: Fair Haven. Vinceat teviero, Mr*. Jeaa WarCol. C. R. Ha if chairman. Mr. and ren. Mr*. Norman Gritla. Mr*. H.
lira. William Barrett. Mrs. H. E. T. Lawley, Mrs. Arthur Go«f, Vir- KMsMiry MuJv Group)
Battertby, Mr>. E. Baumann. Mrs. jginia Bailey. Mrs. Fraak Warner, HWu at Pareoaafe
rHEEHOLD-Objectioas by *•Mra. William RoMvell, Mrs. Paul
feaa* attorneys ia th* Jeremiah
Edward J. Macklin chairman of Francis ifcrtrath. Mrs. l*Ruy so- jDie!i. Mm. Schroeder, Mrs. Marfield.
Mrs.
R.
Dilione.
Mr*.
Roy
I
LITTLE
SILVERThe
Dcihaaea asurder trial war* upthe steering committee for the 1»»1!
shall Booker. Dr. C. Malcom Oillheld yesterday by County Judge
Salvation Army Maintenance earn- j Rosenberg. Mrs. Waiter Hansm. !i man. Mrs. Miltenbeiger. Mm, Hen- arv study group of Embury MethO«*4 Nei(kk«r tuaday will ba J*ha C. Giordano when he depaisn. announced this week the | Mrs. Philip B. Coan. Mrs. lloURlas |! ry Wirkman. Mic. Ricf, Mrs. Tim- odist church was entertained Tues•b**rv«4
at
tk«
11
a.
at.
service
tt
nied Assistant Prosecutor Charles
following cuttiniiueeme n eoliciting : Clark. Mrs. Robert Ban-, Mrs. John ! olat, Jr., Mr». Timolat, Sr., Mrs. day night in tho pjrsonage, with
tk* Had Baak Baati«t church. The franker* request ~ for a special
donittons in the business arcs of! Coitello. Mrs. Peter J. Ei'helc, Mrs. Holbrook Smith. Mrs. Kngclberg, Mi«. Jar.us W. Mai.ihall as hostess.
aastor, Rev. W. Cliatsa Powers, jury.
Red Bank: Ralph Allen. Beverly i William Frank. Mrs. Harry <Jir- j1! Mix Alfred Mathiason. i l l s . Don- Mrs. Alice Thorne is loader of the
will deliver a atraioa • • the aubAnderson. Hork Angle. Jack Bow- jquist, Mrs. George Harm. Mrs. Wil- ald Hubb»rd and Mrs. G. Patttrson. group, which is studying- l^atiaThree teen agen ar* accused of
Jact, "Our O**4 N«i«hbor Felicy"
Amei ica.
*r*. Charles Bruno. Robert Burn- ham Jones. Mrs. Henry Kilian. Mrs.
beating Delhtfen. They are
Mm. Karl Andersen is chairman
Robert
Noyes.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Regan,
VallawiBg to* *ervie.«, members fatally
Present were Mr*. Noel Nils»a,
side. Edward Carroll. Harry CompJohn
VasMrich, It, of Ocean
for
Shrewsbury.
Her
committee
inat tk« kamr4 *f trustees will take Grave,L.George
ton. Ray DeRidder. Ceorge Emery, Mrs. William Russell, Jr., Mrs. Jo-: elude.i Mrs. Philip Andrew*, Mrs. Mrs. William Asman. Mrs. Jerry
Eugene Brown, 18,
church aacaihar* *ad friaad*
George S. Erickson. Mm. Hubert seph Srhercr. Mrs. Everett Smith. ; Rudolf Bai'K, Mrs. John Bell. Mrs. Kenyon. Mis. Edward Well*. Mrs.
thrxtan tha a*w caucatlaaal buiU- af Aibury Park, aad Robert U
Wcader. Mrs. Williaaa
Farrow. Sr.. Harold A. Hendrirk- Mrs. Otto Stark. Mrs. Stanton i J. E Benlley. Mia. Clarence Berger, Richard
ia(. tVutaas waai hav* assume*] Berry of Arlington. They are t«
son. Jof Holiday, Jules Huber. Mrs, Whiting. Mrs. R. W. Francis. Mrs. Mri. C. 1. BrasrAeld, Mm. Bruce Skidmore, Mr;. Nril Smith, Mil.
rasaoaaibility far tha « e * addition be tried Monday, Nov 3», for the
Marie Hahn. James Humphries. Arthur Whitemore. Mr. and Mrs. ' Campbell, Mrs. K W. Carroll. Ed- Walter Morris. Mr*. Jennie Burnett,
(r*at tk* a*w buildiay catnnittee robbcry-alayinf af Mr. Dclhagen
Councilman Harold Hurley. Paul Charles Schmidt, Mrs. Ross Lyons. «-in Conover. Virginia Conover, Mrs. Johan Srnit, Mrs. Harrison
ar* BHwoad D. Powers, chairman; Auf. 1» in Ocean township.
Joy. Max Klarin, Sanrae! Lihovsky, Mrs. C, Cerreta. Mrs. William Ka- Mrs. A. J. nalton. Mm. N. E. Dea- Shampanore, Mrs. Willism Sawyer,
Ia asking- for a special jury,
Warrea a*Br*wa, secretary; Keat
Ralph I.ippiiKot!. Albert MeCloy, cen, Mr?, William Burling. Mrs. | oon. Mrs. William OeVries. Miss Mrs. Lindaay an<t Mrs. Heraun
Ciuhaaaa, tr*t*ur*r; Albert Lath- rraakel said th* state has been
Harold Perry. M?N Pokus, J i m t i \ William Scott, Mrs. Albert Addis, j Kernadftte Emaions, Mis« Bessie fritache.
iiaabla
In Moamauth csunty to
aar, Elawr Cattrall, Glean Brucr,
Rhode.". Wi.liam Salladin. Sandy Mr. and Mr«. Joseph Hunler. Mrs. | Green. Mr*. R. OriMIn, Mrs. Wil•i<aay Dull, l**t*r C.oks and s*at a jury willing to return a
Sandcrj.
Victor
Sat'.er.
Mike Paul Smith. Mrs. Tony Hunting, ; <iam Hjigermtn, Mrt. David Hil•MM,
caavietioa for asurder which calls
T S M I I Wilaaa.
Schnridermin. Morvis Strum, Min- Miss M Planim, Mrs. E. O. Walden. Hard, Mr*. Hnwari Isaac, Mrs. Na•ELFORD — The Parcat-T«Mker McCall Taylor, John Warrm snd Mrs E. F. Younger and Mrs. Ceorge j than Iselia, Mr*. Harold Kin(, John
Fuailt *>| th* Iun4ay-*cko*l hav* far etalUt aunishaunt. Not since
•r association here will hold a cake
Rober; Worden.
Mr. Macklin is Kirk.
»•«• iaviUa* ta brine their nei«K- 111* has a pertoa convicted] here
; Kling, Mrs. I. Kuhnt. Miss Edna Ml* tomorrow at 1 •• m. at tha
one of four captain*. The others
• * • ta ttiaaay-aehaol *a thU day af nurder be«a teat to th* electric
Mn. George T. l.intnn i> chair- Mapp», David Marx. Mrs. Fred Mcs- grammar school. The sale will kc
U*ut.
Charl**
R.
Maul*,
Jr.,
*f
chair.
ar* Edward H. Conway. Ralph H. man of Red Bank residential area 1 nina, Mrs. Richard Nevius, lira. B.
tor thair servie*.
continued at 10 a. m. Saturday at (ha haiie school at tha Maria*
Tti* d*f*ns* attorneys are EdBelUnap and rtiy E. Taylor.
No. 3. Her committee comprises \ Orr, Mrs. Matthew P»te, Mrs. Charlie's Sweet (hop. Mr*. Mark Carp* base, QuMtiea, Va. h tratu*
•V«M • « ! • ! I* ratters sMstilt Tkl ward r. Juska. William J. O'Hagaa
Colonrl I.loyd B. MapruAer en- Mrs Stanley Brown, Mrs. William Arthur Ross, Herbert Scnild, Mr* Green is chairman.
•tUavu*
*v*,
Runuoa,
U
attajMUac
t««i«ur CI*Mi**4 Ada."—Adnrtiwsust aM Robert MeCurri*. la • dlfordinalor [or horuugh. and aroas Bennett, Mrs. S a m Norman, Mrs.
Chunk to Olxcrrc
HAM
GaMlavc
ATLANTIC HIGHLANM — Osjt.
tav* Husenitta, iatmediat* aaat
commander of Sandy Meek Bay
post of the American Ugisw, will
be guest of honor at a dinaer
Wednesday, Nov. U, at U g Cabia
inn.
Mayor Weldren P. talth fta«
William I. Klataky of Si ritaer »1,
Red Bank, county Ugl«a eee»mander, will be aanoM the eaocUl
guest* at the p u t coajBiaadcr*
dinaer. Councilmas Harry B. Mur.
tba, poet cosasaaader, I* chairaMa)
of the dinner cesaaiitte*.
MEXICORN
AROUNP THiSE \MLW$
n
fereat saotioa, tkejr were ft«M ajar*
s»laal— ta tiaaaia*) a wretch *m»
which Dclhe«et> waa aaatea, re>
part* of aaadical aad aaychiatri*
exaasinatiea*, aad the autopsy
re•ort. They were deaicd p»r»B'»siea
t* inspect alleged ceafcatieat of
toe throe boys.
Judge Oierdaaa eac* agaia criticiaed the jury cesaaiaaioa (M having the same aaatet oa the IX»
and 1*81 (truck panel Jury. H*
said Mr. Frankel'a remark* are a
atreng condemaatiea of the fury
system ia toe cotiatjr.
eoeMD
MHNUSS t
•ONCUSS
Our low price* and high qualily eembim! to
make your moat elaborate ateal a pleaMire to
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