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ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS (THE SHORE PRESS), MAY 14, 1944 Market Ends nr Recruiting eek Proclaimed at Shore Investors' Forum -By Harry C. France- Women Army corps recruiting week will be sponsored by the motion picture industry thruout the nation from May 11 to 17. In Asbury Park, a 25-foot trailer film, starring Pump Priming 1 have been studying the reserves Now from my studies of about 20 Lionel Barrymore, will be shown at of a score, of leading American corporations for the Derlod ended the Mayfair theater, to aid in the corporations. This Is a vital item Dec. 31, 1943.

I have selected five recruitment Balance sheets of the business of the real big concerns in the vin.ni supporting a very sub- country; Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler Aoting Mayor Vincent PKeuper segment of our economic Motors. General Electric, General has Issued a proclamation designat- life. Without enmnr.iinn a i i (hi. j.iuivm a.iu iiirri. nil Ji'iiMI.

Miss Flint Appointed Miss Dorothy Flint, daughter nf Mayor and Mrs. Sanford C. Flint, Interlaken, a student at the University of Michigan, has been appointed to the staff of the "Michigan Daily," the university newspaper, and also to the Woman's Athletic board as bowling manager. Miss Flint will not return to her home in Interlaken until the end of June, when the university will close for the summer. Card Party Is Planned By Herbertsville Unit 'Special to fh Sunday Prett) HERBERTSVILLE The plans for a card party May 27.

at the fire-house were completed at a meeting of the Herbertsville fire company ladies auxiliary Thursday night at the home of Mrs. John Karch. The party will begin at 8 p. m. and there will be prizes and refreshments.

The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Charles J. Duerrler, president, and the opening prayer was given by Mrs. Warren Hulse. Those present were Mrs.

Charles J. Duerrler, Mrs. John Karch. Mrs. Olive Gifford.

Mrs. Emma Wheat, Mrs. Floyd Osborn. Mrs. Harry Havens, Mrs.

Warren Hulse. Mrs. Marion E. Lee. Mrs.

Chris Theile. Mrs. Addison Havens. Mrs. Norman Hulse.

Lake wood P. f. A.lnTt Plans Faculty Luncheon LAKEWOOD At an executive Society Plans Supper For Lake wood GrouD LAKEWOOD The Hope Chapel Ladies Aid society met Thursday for a luncheon, quilting and business meeting, planning Mother's day family supper for Sunday school members and their families for next week. Present were Mrs. Gustave Gal-ling.

Mrs. Howard Irons, Mrs. Alfred Luker. Mrs. Albert Wainwright, Mrs.

Charles Mick, Mrs. Lee Carpenter. Mrs. Frank Pulsifer, Mrs. Henry Leslie, Mrs.

Anna LeCompt Mrs. Charles Drexel, Mrs. Norman Addison, Mrs. Robert Pulsifer, Mrs. David Matthews.

Mrs Arthur Wagenstein, Mrs. Thomas Matthews, Mrs. Israel Rimler, and two guests! Mrs. Paul Kalmeyer. New York city, and Mrs.

Harry Freese 4Kf-fron) TODAY Mother's Day service In Lakewood and Greenville Methodist churchesr? Ocean county Sodality at Georgian Court college. MON-DAY Tawasi and Rightangle club Mother's Day parties; Greenville, Herbertsville and Southard Epworth leagues at Southard. TUESDAY V. W. C.

A. board of directors WEDNESDAY Capt. Joshua Huddy D. A. R.

dinner meeting at Toms THURSDAY W. G. F. election luncheon FRIDAY Methodist fourth quarterly conference: district ministers and wives meeting at Lakewood Methodist church; Lakewood Business and Professional club supper; Greenville Methodist musicale; Southard Meth. odist community supper.

are giants in our economy; all are functioning well during this world conflict. Materials, wages and taxes are high. Dividends and Interest are fair nr low. The renegotiation of war contracts and the excess profits taxes make controllers, already burdened with a thousand other miscellaneous details of operations, prematurely gray. Or 'give them Indigestion.

And so this week I want to hand grand prizes to all corporate officers T.rr country is Week locally. Mink Whf Gfn. The local Wac recruiting staff, eral Motors turns stationed at the Asbury Park post- out office has reported success in its 000 of war goods work and has been invited to partici- in one year, one pate in the theater week in Asbury can easily un- Park, Toms River, Long Branch and derstand what a Red Bank. factor this com- The staff includes Lt. Phyllis E.

PanV in McGehee, officer in charge; Sgt. Jane national picture. Redding, Pfc. Marion Zalon. at Red Tne world Bank, and Pvt.

Christina E. Frisch. marvels at our The staff has also announced that productivity. It there are Wac window displays fea- eloquent testi Selling Wave NEW YORK (Pi- Invasion nr no invasion, the urge waned appreciably in yesterday' stock market and investors, here and there, retrieved portions of commitments they had shelved in the previous session. Friday's stumble, most substantial since April 24, which was blamed mainly on the thought the big Allied drive in Italy might mean "D-day" was just around the corner.

broiiKht the suggestion the reaction had served as a much-need-. correction of the lengthv comeback Offerings dwindled at the start and plus signs began to sprout in most departments. While many leaders failed to shake off minor derlines, modest advances were well distributed near the close. Weekend caution ruled, however, and turnover of around 250.00(1 was one of the smallest since last October. In front the greater part of the proceedings were Santa Fe.

Southern Pacific. Northern Pacific. Genera Motors. Republic Steel, Goodyear. Roping.

American Can. Kenne. rott. General F.lectrir and North Ameriran. Ponds and commodilies were a trifle uneven Cessna aircraft turned strong in the curb at a 1944 peak when directors declared a 100 percent slock dividend Resistant were Brewster Aero.

Creole Petroleum. Cities Service and Glen Alden Coal. a rVi ill (ft If ft" if i -3 i- i in America who. during this storm Harrj France and stress period, have not only met turine the new summer dress uni mony 10 me an form in deDartment stores in Asburv around efficiency all the bills but have actually set aside reserves for the postwar Park. Red Bank and Toms River.

our corporate life. Nowhere is it Lieutenant McGehee reports that equalled. A big corporation is like nerind literature may be secured at any a njlf circus with rings where mate- At the end of 1943 the five cor- theater showing the Wac film and in- rils rp purchased, payrolls met. porations already named had ac- vites interested women to visit the interest and dividends paid, taxes cumulated sums in exress of $400- army recruiting station for further exacted, depreciation and depletion 000.000. Two accounts have been information.

charges set up. And in each rase a established: (li for general contin- n'n responsible officer sees that genries and 12 for additional costs LAKEWOOD the entire machine functions with resulting from war conditions. And I.t and Mr, Harrison M. Brow, this i. fairly representative of what K.

"re I found with IS other leading busi- the parents of a boy, John Har are inis is no easy tasn. nM, unjS it does reflect a sol Postwar Duties vency we shall greatly need when the v.ar is over. Priming the pumpan expression used freely In the thirties for corporal ion Is vastly different than UQUIRtS NO MINIMUM tAlANCt priming it for the government. For Of Banks Cited BRIEI.EE MONDAY Monmouth Cmintv Conference group. Parents and Tearhers.

dinner. 7pm Dinner Bell THl'RSDA Rrielle chapter, Red Cross, horo hall, A m. solvent company is a self-sustain ing unit. It produces and sells NEW YORK UV Bankers wi things. And these processes sel rison Brown, born May 6.

Mrs Brown is living at present with her parents in Lafayette, while her husband is stationed in Mississippi. Lieutenant Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Brow Ridge avenue, this place.

Mrs. O. B. Lane and daughter, Sandra. County Line road, left Friday to visit in Florida with her son-in-law and daughter, Captain and Mrs.

Kenneth Ashby. Pvt Robert Myers, and Pvt Andrew Griffith. Camp Pickett. Va are spending furloughs here with their mothers. Mrs.

Mollie Myers, Princeton avenue, and Mrs. .1. W. Griffith. Fifth street Mrs.

Paul Kalmever. New York. have to help business convert from and keep in mnlion an entire chain war to peacetime production even of economic events. They do the "with the best imaginable govern- things mentioned previously, ment procedure in war contract ran- That is the encouraging thing cellatinn and renegotiation about the S400.000.00ll rash Eugene Agger. New Jersey slate reserves of Bethlehem.

Chrysler, commissioner of hanking and insur- General Electric. General Motors ane said yesterday. and L'nited States Steel. And most AEtier the principal speaker comforting is the thought that the at the rlnsinp spssinn nf thp tun- hull' nf the thniumrf, St aZat, r-t4f "fr nil ii I I li i inn i meeting of School 5 Parent Teacher association Tuesday afternoon, a faculty luncheon. June 1.

at the school, was planned. Mrs. Carl Pet-tit was named general chairman, with Mrs Joseph Grippen in charge of table decorations. Members also voted to postpone the May 16, P. T.

A. meeting to May 23. at 3 p. m. Thomas fi.

Harper to Speak The Monmouth County Conference group, Parents and Teachers, will have a dinner Mondav evening at 7 o'clock al the Dinner Bell. Bnelle. The guest speaker of the evening will he Thomas B. Harper. county superintendent nf schools, whose topic will be "Unity in Education The arrangements for the affair are in charge of Mrs.

Franklin Erich. Sea Girt. Mrs. Killier: Honored LAKEWOOD -Miss Elaine Kil-herg. 414 Princeton avenue, gave a birthday surprise Wednesdav night for her mother.

Mrs Eva Kilberg Decorations were lily of the valley and lilacs Refreshments were served Those attending were Mr and Mrs Samuel Schiff. Mr and Mrs Adolph Klingenstem and family. Mr. and Mrs Saul Breeskin and daughter Gertrude and Mr. and Mrs.

Amory. SPRlGUk kll EIGHTS WEDNESDAY Friendly Bible class. Como Methodist church, anniversary dinner. Lily Ann lea-room FRIDAY-Philathea Bible class. Como Methodist church Mrs Joseph Ward.

515 Church street, p. m. is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles bankers association lions have also set aside postwar urexct. Hope Chapel.

conference here at which Fiank I), reserves I have been in no place Miss Marion Wainwnght. daugh- Ahrll. president of the Fust Na- in a vear. and mv travels have been ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Wain- t.nnal Rank of Mornstown. N. ,1, fairlv wide east'of the Mississippi wright. County Line road, was grad- was elected to the association presi- where great needs nf goods and per check drawn and item deposited your account with any amount from $1 up. CHECKBOOKS FREE! corporate im.i..j mr nenry services supplied bv Presbyterian hospital school of War taxation.

Aseer declared A GOOI CONDI MEDALS Good Conduct Medals for exemplary behavior, efficiency and fidelity," are awarded to three members of the Fort Hancock Wac detachment by Brig Gen. Charles D. Y. Os-trnm. commanding general of the harbor defenses of New York, at a brief ceremony preceding the formal observance of the second anniversary of the establishment of the Women's Army Corps on May 15.

General Ostrnm is shown here congratulating Pfc. Ruth Kass. of New York city, while Staff Sgt 'extreme lefd Ruth I.ange. of Cleveland. Ohio, and Pfc.

Llda Logan 'center', of New Orleans, look on. nurses. Hr parrnts attonriH the wnuM aiW! thp hmlri IP0 lin nf InH in graduatii n. Many prurient and thrifty people are buying homes with mortgage money they obtain from Keystone. Why don't you? Prompt Srnirr, KEYSTONE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION S49 Matllion Avenue Asburj Prk le-erves for conversion of plants to rapid.

The ebb and now nf monev peacetime operation with the re- thru treasuries is fat $400 000- sult that business will have to turn 000 belonging to five companies will to the banks for help in the transi- cenerate a lot of business, pav a tmn period flood of bills, taxes and dividends. Supporting international mone- This is the optimistic thoueht of the tary stabilization a "necessary to a week I'asf (Jrani! I nil EntPrtainptl In Mis. I.yn The L'nited Rebekah lodge" Tast Noble Grands association. Belmar. were guests of Mrs.

Emma H. Lyon. SEA GIRT MONDAY Final meetinj nre Wolves ran In the streets of deserted Rome during the Gothic wars eight centuries ago. last ASBURY PARK AND OCEAN GROVE BANK Organized -S Convenient Bunertng 0r to Serve Yah MAIN STREET ARI'RT TKRK CmiiM A nu Main Avfnua Ntptnnr Orran Grnvt Member Federal Depnmt Corporntinn cpriort hi. arvenin avenue, oeima 706 Seventh avenue.

Belmar. satisfactory position of the dollar at home." Agger said bankers were concerned that "no international commitment unduly tie our hands MAASQVA MONDAY Woman's club. 8pm tearoom. Spring Lake. Sea Girt Mrs.

Margaret Robinson presided games and in the development of our domestic tn 4 TL'ESDAY Wis- The members played prir.es were awarded credit policy. lommunitv club. 1 THL'RSDA Red Cross sewing! horo hall. 1 to p. FRIDAY Surgical dressings, horo hall, 1 to 5 p.

m. teria tea. Presbyterian manse. 24 Virginia avenue. 4 to 6.

7 to 10; Red The Agger urged an adequate tax sy s- Refreshments were served Auction nitvl mtirs k. tern for the future simnnrlpii hv Sale 1 to 5 p. m. council cross sewing rooms, horo hall. Manasquan Friendship guild, covered dish supper, fl "i nit, morriine wsnscK.

esi Re'mar. 0 withstand pressure groups." and Attending were Mrs Caroline an 'Orient tax policy administra- Tllton. Mrs Mamie Newman. Mrs m. home of Mrs Carl Sevelin 157 South street WEDNESDAY OF Answers to Quiz Answers to General Quim 1.

Iceland's. 2. Insolent assurance. in a statement 01 policv. the bank Elizaheth Heller.

Mrs Elizabeth Stines. Mrs Emma I Mi Mitgirai oressings. to 4 ers listed among their postwar ob- THURSDAY- Albertine Wallack, and Miss Bar- j'f ives development of 1 13 1 1 policies to permit building up nf rnurcn 3. Massachusetts bara Swam and Albert Wallack 1 iuih iirim at 1 0. reasonable hut adequate reserves mpplmfi 2 ThimhJi Bpr Warding off something, esperi- Harry M.

Lyon, guests ally disease. Warren G. Harding. Hirtllla J'artv Woman's Aid society nf Presby terian rhurrh. home of Mrs Charles Mr- and an equitable basis for reemploy ment and rehabilitation of servicemen and women The group endorsed a proposal of the stale banking commission for reorganization of the New Jersey uuiio.

n.itn 1. sharpening tools tausland. 223 Beacon boulevard Sea Girt 2 30 p'm: Women's Society nf Christian Service. Methodist church, all day meeting, pub Eighth avenue. Neptune, re- 1 1 i 2 rentlv The table was decorated in hanking department and also urged lic luncheon at noon, in social hall of church; School officers and teach She was drowned.

3 A shift in service 10 One capable of being hammered or rolled without breaking 11. Henry VIHs 12 John C. Fremont MR.ifii mior scneme or niue. pink, green defeat of the Brown Mavbank bill, and yellow and each guest received asserted that the statutory prohi- "or- hition agiinst the pay ment nf inter- Those attending were Linda est hv hanks on demand deposits i Mcgill. Barbara Hutchinson.

Judy ise and constructive nrnvisinn ers. Presbyterian church. 8 p. in rhurrh. PRESS ADVERTISING BRINGS 13.

Rough broken stone used In RESULTS QUICKLY. CHEAPLY hullding Pearl White 14 IS. Monmouth Xi trues it 1 1 Ann Turner. Robert Patterson. Nancy Riley.

Richard Johnson, Janet Slater. Gordon and Elaine Dunlap. Robert Patterson. Nanrv Simmen Joan Simmrn Rnr. Jesse.

One that may he pardoned LEGAL NOTICE MONMOI'TK rOfNTT SIHIIO. GATE OH ICE iionomi ai iiaiu-r The alumnae of Monmouth Mem-1 40 HEAD CATTLE DAIRY EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY Giving up the dairy business, we will sell at Public Auction on the C. W. Von Schoiek Form on the road from Formingdale to Lokewood About 2 Miles From Formingdale, N. J.

ON Tuesday May 16 1944, at 12:30 o'Clock, the Following: 8 Con Wilson Electric Milk Cooler, VttRIV NEW 27 eowi, 17 fresh cowi now milking, among them ore some 30-qt. eowi, 10 cows coming in in about 3 weeks, among them are Holsteins, Guernseys ond Jer-seys; olio Holitein with popers. All are ot the right age, 10 fine heifen from 8 to 15 months old, 3 yearling built. Come iee theie cowi milked! See whot you ore buying! Ensilage Cutter with Blower and Pipei. FARM MACHINERY: Wollis Trocfor on Rubber, tractor ditc-harrow, tractor plow, due grain drill, itcel land roller, manure spreader, 2-row corn planter.

Troctor on rubber (converted from Oldtmobile motorl. And other equipment. TERMS. ASH. VAN SCHOICK tx GUICE J.

L. NARO WICK, Auctioneer Aurtlnnerr's Telephone: F.ntllshtnwn 4(il 1 fi. 17. 1 ine lowest order of the are popul- Simmen. James Daley.

Betty Ann Landis. Joan Hendrickson. Nancy Hendrickson. Edward Bch- onal hosnitat school of nursme cave i.tirr ih- rui htth Aaron Burr its traditional dance for the grad Vrrsmt Itimi Aitinit F.ttatr rens. Raymond Landis.

Mrs Leon Izzard and Zed Son of and successor tn Solo uating class of the nursing school I eur.i'iini th- nrdfr nf t. Raymond Landis. Ust old Orchard 8r- et Moi.mm.-h mml- on Ih- (tiv mon. April. 1944 on 21.

A company which enacts a re- iV li club in Eatontown. The grad- HultflVn5on-M' -Harold friflld, were the honor guests at thf applKi'ion of Adrhnf ,1 of 1 lie -l ar- of Thomal Pr'l. rt-r-a-t1 notir ix h-r-hv tivfn lo lh rr-diMr of ns.fl drm-d fo -hibil to th- luburriber -nr. pertorv 22. Petty trlckerv.

23 A buffoon. evenings affair Music for 1 ri if (lirir drh'n anri dfmtnfl Hun cmn th- es il- und-r o-h 24 An are s.Ol Oon r.inri uaipy. iir uortlon six moniht fiom ih- duff of 'tl- ifot- rt Mi Calvin R. Patterson. Mrs.

nietrnnolilan riistrici Robert Patterson. Mrs Charles Hendrickson. Mrs. William Patterson and Mrs. Arthur Turner.

dancing was furnished by Van Pelt's orchestra and supper was served at midnight Miss Caroline Caprinni. Red Bank, was chairman of the committee on arrangements. She was assisted by-Mrs. Adeline Iach. Everett.

Mrs Arthur Shannon. Long Branch, and Mrs Arthur Coyne. Red Bank old-, or ih-v will h- foi-v-r hn.i-d of th-u arnon th-r-for atainut thf nsr-srribfr PlTd. Ft hold .1 AP'-I P4. AIirnNH PR ATT 11.4 Nor'h Sir i.

Palfimorr. Marv'and P'--nt 'o W'al'fr Taylor Fo "Id Ma'iion Avfn'jf. I Aibutv Park. Pro. for illtti 2.S.

Louis Philippe Answers tn Special Quiz Conquerors 1- William, for his defeat of Harold at Hastings. 2 Alexander the Great. 3. Hernando Cortez 4 Genghis Khan Mohammed II. Attila.

The Persian, ft. Tiglath-pileer III. P. Pizarrn. 10 Alanr 7'V(7 LAKE MONDAV Surgical dressings, in to 4 m.

Community House TL'ESDAY Circle A. Women's Society of Christian Service, St. Andrew's Methodist rhurrh. 2 p. m.

home of Mrs. Rollin Morton, 418 Ludlow avenue; Circle R. home of Mrs. Henry Larson. SOS Washington avenue.

2 p. m. THLRSDAY Red Cross sewing. Commtinitv House. 10 to 4 p.

m. LAWN and GARDEN Closing Stock Prices Low 3Ri4 Air Redurt 3fl'-i Al Chem Dye Am Can Am ft For Pnw -Am Rad St A A Am Toh "Why Shnuldii'l I Buy II? I've Got (lie MONEY!" "If hnl tin yn xnwl me In tin with mv ctonni 72 42'' a 30 'a 32' rio-ini 38' 1 1424 Rfl 414 1.1-1-1 3 2.1 1 4 DIGGING FORK 1.65 SPADES 1.50 Iron, Steel Rake 80c to 1.35 4 Prong Cultivator Hoe 1.25 Hun fil'j 42-l 20' 20-U 32' fi 17-s I7'j 1.1 4 2.1 21)1 4 14 42 R' lfi'4 Isiw fil'4 42' 20.1 4 20'. Wt Va 17'v 17-1 14 a 3'a 24's 2Ra 13' a 41 2 R'4 lfi'S 9' 4 1.17' 4 2.1 31i4 1H 3.1-1 30' 4 2-1' 4 M4 32 1R4 a Aanconda Cop Atch TfVSF Atl Refin Bald Loco A Rendix Aviat Beth Steel Boring Air Briggs Mfg Rudd Mfg Case 1.11 1 Co Ches Ohio Chry Corp IR.i, 7 S7's 131, fia 34' 44s R4' 4's 211, 3fv-. FLOWER and GARDEN SEED Save it! Put it in the Put it in life-insurance! Buy ond hold War Bonds. Then your money can't force prices up.

But it con speed the winning of the war. It can build a prosperous nation for you, your children, and our soldiers who deserve 0 stable America to come home to. B4' AGRICO LAWN FERTILIZER la Ihs. sne, Iha. 1 Ml Iha.

I 10A Ihs. (in AGRICO GARDEN FERTILIZER It Iha. SAr, 21 Iha. 140 Ml Ihs. I OA Iha.

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