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Roil EttaU for fill (eonfd) Rial titat Wanted (cont'd) Ha MM U.S.. Has 80 Million Comic Addicts (MEAN OROVE Year around rooming Douse, liwi Aioury rare ana uceao Crove btialneaa aectlorw Sacrifice dut le CROSSWORD PUZZLE By SARAH GRIMLET Of THE ASBURY PARK PRESS WHEN YOU WANT TO SELL. PROPERTY ASK TOR PREFERRED ATTENTION BY CALLING APPLEBY AGENCY-Realtors Main St. ml Msttison Are. Asbury Park PR 1-3300 beallo.

Alvln Bine. 71 "Main Aft. By HUGH A. MULLIGAN NEW YORK OP During one of THE YELLOW KID TAKES A HANI AT C0LF. POINT PLEASANT-RIVER FRONT YKAK 'ROUND INCOME PROPfcHTY btdrooms, living rm kltclien, bath lit (1 Lug burning Arrnlace, 3 rmi.

A bath apt. uptalr. Hrntrd. Private entrance Ac bracn. Aluminum storm doori.

New York periodic newspaper delivery strikes, the late Mayor UK Fiorelio LaGuardia rushed to erraens Ac wlnttowa. Large Jalousie porch. BILLINO RENTING! Pres Inspection Servlca WI RAVE OI AND PHA UORTninnii radio microphone to perform a itm water itii naatDtiara nrai. very rf a-aouablt. Call PO a-iTuS-W-l after i.

singular public service, AVAILABLE. He pushed the City Council meetings from a scheduled spot POINT PLEASANT AREA Lota Bunitalowe Rooming Houin J1J whirmton Ave. Pt. pi. Bch.

W. WAV, Realtor. PO 8-1(27 MASSAR AGENCY on WNYC and read the funnies to the kiddles too Itattlson Ava. Asbury Part KEIlogg 1-1864 PRoipect a-4300 Today, as in LaGuardia's day ACROSS, 1 Pert, to the nose 6 Top of head 10 Use a bayonet 14 Harden 15 Stirred up 16 Great Lake 17 Russian feminine name 18 Peal 19 Weather Indicator 20 Scarlett's Home 21 Unit of cotton PRIVATE CLUB COLONY Water rights. Coiv room rottage.

Heat, nice lot ABOUT TO RPNT nil filtl.I. the comic pages constitute a daily s.soo. J. K. MORRIS Agency, POi Hit WE DO IT VERY WELL BANDER Annurr reading habit for an estimated 80 Flminl -imi.

Main P- PR 0-TT14 million adults and kiddies across ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS April 21, 1957 21 Hospital Gets OK to Train Nov Officials LONG BRANCH Monmouth Memorial Hospital has become one of the hospitals in the United States approved for a three-year graduate training program In hospital administration, George 3. Bartel, hospital administrator, announced yesterday. In Its notification of approval of Monmouth Memorial, American University Courses of Hospital Administration (an organization of universities, which offer hospital administration degrees), explained the first year of training should be devoted to the administrative residency period In which the student administrator familiarizes himself with all phases of the operation of the bospital. The remaining two years should be spent as assistant to the administrator. "Being recognized as a training ground for young administrators Is a credit to Monmouth Me-mroila Hospital," Mr.

Bartel said the country, a habit that lias sue DESIRABLE LISTINOS TOR BALE MARY TODD AOENCY PR 4-JD04 Vlt LINCOLN REAL BUT M.WO Attractive) turnlihed 1 bedroom Cape Cod cottage, with bathing Je boat basin privileges. Jftreplace, Minutes to ocean, atores etc. ACT PROMPTLY- ERNST Agency. PO cessfully defied the threat of DOWN 31 Ire 1 Egg container 32 Armed group 2 Celebes ox 34 Devoured 3 Kvents of today 35 Sin 4 Caucasians 36 Relative 5 Meadow 38 Relax 6 Event of today 39 Opening 7 Nimble 40 Pastry 8 Sound 45 One or more 9 Easter 46 Fondle 10 Cut 47 Indian 11 Believers In a 50 Eradicate Kant doctrine 51 Children's Easier 12 Verb contraction visitor 13 Insects 52 German industrial 21 Large city 22 Youth 53 Secrete 24 Japanese bever 54 a dye aS 55 To be concerned 25 Spouse 57 Leer 26 Fat 58 Annoyer 27 Wading bird 60 Insect snare 29 Beverage 61 Oriental sash movies and television and the interested In Belling or Renting CALL KATHCHINK ni nnur occasional cultural outcries of ed lOH Horner Toms River. TO 1-4113 22 Religious periods ucators and psychiatrists.

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We have customers waiting to buy ranch homes. For ac R. ROSENFIELD, BROKER 1401 Camp Avt. Wanamassa PRospect t-tSTt 37 Seasonal message Started 60 Years Ago 41 Snick and But despite this ageless and tion, call us to-day and list wllh GARRABHANT AOENCY PR 5-4271 42 Protuberance timeless quality of comic charac ters, the comics themselves did To Buy have a beginning, just 60 years ago an event celebrated this at the monthly Board of Gover week by cartoonists and their 43 Mountain range 44 Poetic contraction 45 Snake 46 Mongrel 48 Before 49 Opening 51 Close hatches 53 Hirsute SKA OIRT WOODS 1 bedroom. living room with fireplace, modern kitchen and balb.

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ITT NO Eft A TURNER Custom builders will buy lots In Shark River Hills. For Information call PRosDect 1-6424 or Cultural historians, who judge prehistoric man by the feeble reindeer he drew on the walls of Olbson 0-8719 a cave, should find an interesting The precocious Yellow Kid, who lent his name lo a newspaper era, skipped his rollicking and rather violent way through the first comic strip, which appeared in the New York World in 1896. The Kid's voluminous coat was yellow by accident. World engraver Charles Saalburgh discovered a way to keep yellow ink from running on the presses and celebrated his find by dousing the Kid with the color. The period around the turn of the century became known as the era of "Yellow Journatisn" (i.e.

extreme sensationalism) after the Yellow Kid. The Kid's creator, Richard Outcault, later jumped from the World to the New York Journal, taking his prize comic with him. (AP Newsfeatures Photo) TO RENT 55 Remedy 56 Street sign nors meeting. Mr. Bartel also announced the resignation of Donald E.

Halght, assistant administrator, who is leaving to assume management of the Colonial Motel on Asbury avenue, Neptune, which he purchased recently. Mr. Haight has been with Monmouth Memorial since 1950 when he was engaged as administrative I 1-1 HULL I 51 A LelS PR jj N. 5. i A Km sgggJ JaksagaJN akMPaaaattlBiy A nTeTv 1 P.

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A sTe II A LI A I Oi jV Ts T7PLI 52l judgment in modern man most FREEHOLD MERCHANT Must move wife A 2 children to 3-bdrm. nouse In popular art form: six decades of 59 Indian color comics, stretching from the ner Lakewood Kd. ft Lorraine Dr. Lot Is toosioo: I room and bath. 2 car garage: lull lendsrened: cltv water; black too driveway.

Call PR S-MJi or OI 60 Decrease Freehold or vicinity by May 13. Refer debut of "The Yellow Kid in "IB 1896 to the latest episodes of ences, rnone FHeenoid 8-1D44. Indian WANTED TO RENT ON ANNUAL flA'sTs I fi, Fvjr. Long Branch businessman wllh small fam- 04 r.xpites lly desires or 3 bedroom house la Ltsng 63 Sea eagles BPRINO LAKE 4 bedroom home wllh Mr tiaMi nil hnl Wlr "Dennis the Menace," "Dick Tra show an amazingly similar Major dollar contract that called for Hoople and Judge Puffle, $100,000 a year for 10 years. Be- hest.

lull cellar. I car garage. Asking i Bnch or vicinity, CA S-677K. cy and Bionaie. 64 Musical sounds assistant in charge of public relations and fund-raising.

The next year he became assistant admin The comics 'emerged as the who was disinherited for marrying Blondie, a definite flapper type until she became the lovable suburban housewife? The Bumstead family fight over There Ought to Be a Law and: fore his death In 1935, he man-'They'll Do It Every Time" and aged to up the figure to $150,000 65 Other 66 Turkish governors 67 Place within istrator. HO.OOO. DANSK1M AOENCY. 3rd Jar- aev BPRINM LAKE HEIGHTS Masonry glab. 1 story wood-paneled with fireplace.

Asking 111 500 CI HllH, Snrlng Lake, MarOowan AgcT and "Glam- a "Modest Maidens" or Girls." a year. Comic artists found their inspiration in all walks of life and Blondie was typical of the comic Ce.ntzr.t.V.in Some Strips Continued a. w. cv 1 most coveted spoils in the great turn of the century circulation war between Joseph Pulitzer's New York World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal. "The Yellow Kid," a saga of slum life begun by Richard F.

Outcault in the World, was responsible for the label "yellow by in all strata of our economy: mil Many strips are continued, humor of the early '30s. "Are you sure the reason you want to mar- Reaches Home Movies ry my son isn't that you heard different lionaires like Jiggs and Daddy different writers and lit Main Art. Ocesn Oroya PRosoert 4-1M2 VREELAND REALTY CO. Hwy 7fc opp Briella CA 9-171 SHORE SERVICE PARADE Int aclra mllbis, iuuk UiclL Ol lguidiui a naiuuiAs, uuniroiiu-uuicis line i uwu a wi vi ioiwo. nlW nanorc Hannv Hnnlicrn nH Polo (lip Rnmctpart Sr nf Rlnndip.

amp uiu.icj iibs ueen exienaea xr Tjmrloj M. ojuiiii nuns imenuea lor prt- and other syndicates to create i Tramp, soldiers, office girls, journalism" applied to newspapers of that era. VISIT Amron Ouallty Hnmea Rwy. 3ft too sds. 80.

Howard JohDJon. PR 4tt WANA.iXsSA 4 bedroom Cans Cod ii- full cellar, excel nlle, "then I'd be a cold digger va'e use' 0wners face heavy plies, then id be a goiamgger i submit their home rm the home-type girl. Id love te Dagwood if you only owned one for inythJjlg new comics. The Gumps, Scorchy flighty teen-agers, cowboys, space Smity, Wash Tubbs, Peter Rabbit men, suburban families, adven-and Rip Kirby are but a few'turers, Canadian Mounties, doc- "The Yellow Kid," a title sup plied by the readers and not the artist, was a hit from the lent condition. 8 rears old.

I14.S00. W. Wiseman Agency. PR t-'SMI. among many examples.

tors, detectives, royalty, and, per- Anri in raw inctanppa A srrirriiaps the most popular over the moment he appeared on the wiTFStnnvr hnmea tmder 110. 000 WnrM'e rolrir naffoe onH Gnnn coHmav hp nnrmnnpntlv rntirpH. the animal kingdom. Ethel Rosa Hutchinson. Real Estate.

303 fl familiar comic Dattern bv iumo-'a baseball nlaver's uniform num- lne natlon snowea us apprecia Broadway roim rieasanj is ing to Hearst's journal tainuou. isuoversive. Chic Young, who invented the strip, said he "threw away the jt Acsnriatinn joke book after that and became Association a success." Blondie departure Gives Research Funds from the world of melodrama into 1 the mainstream of middle-class NEfw0RK The American America marked the beginning of Heart Assn is awarding $377300 a new era in comics where the! field of heart and blood ber, as a measure of gratitude to tion in more wavs than buying the eenius of its creater. Such newspapers. Spinach growing KTBr.ruAR 1932 Cedar Ave.

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Faby Agency Realtors, 1141 Corllea Ave Neptune. PR M379. Wire-r-inNil RANCH Spacious i bed cartoon to win a wide following comics, subdividing into cells and continuing separate but similar existences under different in competing papers, results from the fact that most strips are vessel tils- accent was on little people and among intellectuals. honor of spinach-gulping Popeye. Krazy Kat became the theme of a serious ballet.

"Bringing Up Father" and "L'il Abner" became popular musical plays. Phrases from the comic pages like "hot room house; l' baths. Ideal for larga eases. The reserach will begin July 1 and continue for a year. As the comic craze swept the nation and catapaulted newspaper circulation into the hundreds of owned by the newspaper or syndicate and not the cartoonist.

LIGGETT'S I dog," "23 skldoo," and "baloney" thousands, top cartoonists began Rudolph Dirks, who established family; 1 car garage: lot Is seen by appointment, call CA t-2S61. WHY property and let the tenants keen you. Owner sacrifices 1 tine buildings. Newly decorated. 6 apartments.

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to command fabulous salaries, to their everyday problems. Slapstick continued to play a heavy part in comic strip humor, but over the years the field has spread out to include adventure, teen-age problems, space travel, sports, animal lore and antics, soap opera, historical events, science. Coulton Waugh, who draws "Dickie Dare" and has written an the Katzenjammer Kids in the Journal in 1897, hopped to the World in 1913 and continued the same characters under the title RO.MARD PALLIN hire assistants for research and lettering, to become national celebrities in their own right, almost as well known as the characters they created. RICHARD L. ROMARD, son of The Captain and the Kids, t.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Romard, FRA5ER pr mu 1117 Sunset Ave. while H. H.

Knerr took over on the original strip. Both are still going strong. Sidney Smith, originator of the Gnmps, ushered in the golden era became part of the" language. What does it feel like to be a cartoonist on a top-flight strip? "Mostly," says Milt Caniff, who draws Steve Canyon, "You feel like a puppeteer constantly manipulating characters, designing the scenery and the costumes, getting characters on and off stage in a hurry. Improvising the dialogue, dreaming up a plot that will keep your characters alive and your audience interested.

"Believe it or not, it's hard work requiring- deep concentra authoritative history of the com 1922 with a famous million' Similarly, the comic pages now LUNCHEON SUGGESTIONS FOR MONDAY Homemade Thlchen Noodle Sony Baked Virginia Ham, Pineapple 8a see Ma flied Potatoes, Fresh Spinach Roll and Butter 75 Baked Mr it Loaf, Creole 8ae Whipped Potato. Harvard Beets Boil and Butter 5 Builneae Lench Bowl of Soup, Ltverwarat Sandwich Pot of Tea Pnddlnf 05c Rrrndrrt Veal Cot let, Tomata Ranee Mashed Potatoes. Tomatoes A Lettuce Boll and Butter 7 Jo flalad Platter Cottars Cheese, KHeed Pfneappl Served on Crisp Lettuoo 8alttr.es Me WILLIAM C. HOGAN AOENCY RKAL ESTATE INSURANCE PR4-52S PR 5-1832 35 ACRES 7 room house, outbuildings, flowing well, trout stream, woodland hard mad ll.OoO. Hotellng.

Real-tor, 22 Main Y. S7 995 4 Bedroom home. Hot water heat, tile bath. 2 bedroome finished. Erected on lot- UROTH Agency PO -0578 Farms 49 Villa Eatontown, has been commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in the infantry after graduation from the Officer Candidate School, Ft.

Benning, Ga. Pvt. LEONARD C. PAULIN, son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Paulin, 508 Florence Keyport, has been graduated from the Military Police Training Center at Ft. Gordon, Ga. ics, senses a return to humor In the postwar years on the comic with "Peanuts," "Beetle Bailey" and "Wonderful Life" examples of the trend. "I do not mean to Imply," he says, "that the realistic story strip will go.

Americans like hu Diplomats Lead Quiet Lives-Sometimes tion and rigid self-discipline. Not UNITED NATIONS Ml -'warned that any officer who hits, through a red light. A high police I lomatic colony is spread all over official said he was helpless to; the city. The heaviest concentra- only must your characters be real Members of New York's robust: wounds or imprisons an ambas tions are along Park and Fifth deal with "this kind pf driver' sador or minister can get up to Hot Suppers Served Until P.M. but your backgrounds and props must be true to life.

Readers COLONIAL Farm Residence young diplomatic colony usually lead husv but orderly lives, their three years in prison. No arrests because of diplomatic immunity mor but they like adventure too, and good suspense strips will always pull their share of Interest. But the story jobs have been given unreasonable prominence and we are now getting back to a A month later the district attor THOMAS FISK. son of Mr. and days filled with speeches, lunch-Mrs.

William Fisk, 600 'is 5th eons. teas, cocktail parties, din- avenues, where the delegates and their families have Installed themselves in plush apartments. Others have bought or leased impres quickly spot Inaccuracies and anachronisms and are quick to write you about them." SI acrea land suitable stock, pasture, are to be made in any circumstances the cop just takes the name, and reports to his superior officer. anof a few hours at home. ney cleared the Yugoslav envoy of any criminal negligence.

Despite Brilej's immunity he had co a room dweiim, bedrooms, ma Bradley Beach, has been promoted grain. sive suburban estates in Westches- Research Necessary wider response to the varities bam. oil hot etr hfat. car concrete i 0 sergeant with the 10th Infantry But now and then, a member Cookman Ave at Press Plan Caniff goes to great lengths reader interest. Americans like operated fully in the police inves- ter County or on Long Island, Division, Hamburg, Germany.

adds a bit of spice by spitting in There have been occasional Dion irK- 20x60. Macadam road, nar Freehold. Immediate possession. 180.000. Frte list others.

the eye of a policeman or dunk legal skirmishes between diplo research lo keep the readers hap-1 to laugh this is the simple ex-py, even to the extent of taking jpianation for the change." Advertisement mats and the police mostly traf Pvt. RICHARD R. KNOX, 415 ing himself in the Hudson River. Locust Neptune, has left fori This 11-year-old international Bremerhaven, Germany, where 'set, attracted here by the U.N. fic violations, some speeding, tigation.

His government also made a substantial cash payment to the family of the) victim. Another delegate who made a big splash was George B. Stevenson of Liberia. He fell into the Hudson River at 3:20 a.m. one Two Escapees Admit Thefts MERRITT R.

LAMSON Agency IS W. Main St Freehold. N.J FREEHOLD S-H440 some parking. Former Secretary General Try-gve Lie once made a test case nas an me usual prooiems oi a he will be stationed 18 months. diplomatic colony plus many which don't arise in capital cities; when his chauffeur was arrested Asbury Park's Newest SHOE STORE Lots and crtK such as Paris, London and Wash a state DasxeiDau tournament himself before allowing Steve; Canyon to come on the scene.

Ifj he is drawing an airplane or artillery piece, he visits an Armyj camp or airfield to get the de-j tails right and literally "walk! through" the scene. Other major cartoonists do the same. The changing nature of comic characters often belies their! Pvt. JOHN R. GUZZI.

son of chilly October morning after an! BRICK TOWNSHIP Two ju-evening on the town. He waslveniles who had escaped from GREEN ISLAND flTT READY FOR SPRtNO AND SUM tisneaoui oy an i unknown passer- tne Essex County Youth Home for speeding. He established the chauffeur's immunity, with the State Department support, because the chauffeur was on an official mission. After establishing the principle, Lie waived immu uy cuu waa aiaiumiK wci aim Mr. and Mrs.

Roland J. Guzzi, 186 Kingsley Long Branch, recently began six months active military under th Reserve Forces Act program at Ft. Dix. MER. WATKR FRONT LOTS AT RIAL were apprehended yesterday in Shore Acres and admitted to two shivering on the pier when police arrived.

nity and paid a $10 fine. The case was rlospd with this thefts in this area. Laurelton origin. How many readers know! BARGAIN FKICES. HENRY S.

SCHWIER, INC, GREEN ISLAND RD ORFEM ISLAND TOMS RIVER 1-1737 Itie delegate Wno Spat in a Virinf neilatinn in ho nnliro hint-: a to nnlioo coM that Dixie Dugan began her comic strip life as a chorus girl, that: liuiittiiiuu a laic aim gut anay Police said that the boys 13 Featuring Skoed with it was Rodolfo Munoz of Ar ingtdn. The New York diplomatic corps is so new the diplomats and the city are not yet fully adjusted to each other. There are misunderstandings, which sometimes produce unpleasant incidents and unfavorable publicity. And there has been some evidence of hostility on the part of the public to this new group of "privileged characters" whose automobiles bear the "DPL" for diplomat registration plates. Houslnf Problems Some Negroes, and other non-white diplomats, have run into Pvt.

WILLIAM P. LEE whose parents live in Malawan, recently spent a leave in France. He is a rifleman with the 11th Airborne Division's 188th Infantry Regiment in Germany. Mary Worth sold apples on a street corner, that there once wasi a Mutt but no Jeff, that Al Ca-j pone's real life escapades brought i BKLMAR Beautiful residential lot facing Swan Lake SCHLOSSBACH AOENCY 03 Mam Street Frs-llfT Beach Choice Waterfront Lots and Homes On Bar and Manasauan River BR1ELLE CHORES. INC.

Rte. 70 on Rlvervlew Drive BRIELLE. CA 3-1643 and 14 years old escaped from the youth home Wednesday and stole a car Thursday to come to Shore Acres where the family of one of the boys has a summer home. Police reported the boys broke into the Veterans of Foreign Wars building, Adamston, and took $7 cash and other items with a value of about $5. They then "Apparently intoxicated.

Was walking on pier piling. Lost balance. Fell in." No Serious Scandal There has been no serious scandal in the U. N. diplomatic corps, although a few delegates have engaged in not-so-discreet romances and a few have been quietly divorced.

One of those mentioned in gossip columns was handsome An- Mnltinrt rnWmr, Tjittl. mi. gentina. The incident occurred in New Jersey some years ago when the Latin American lost his temper during an argument over a traffic violation. Case Settled The case was settled after State Department officials interceded and got the policeman, in the interest of good international relations, to accept an on the fictional Dick Tracy, that-Snuffy Smith, Popeye, Nancy and: others began as relatively minor characters, that the Captain and Mama in the Katzenjammer Kids have never been united in bonds of matrimony? Did you know that Dagwood! Bumstead was a billionaire's soni Navy Ens.

LAWRENCE M. GLEASON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Gleason, 103 Pershing Lavallette, has completed his first solo flight at the Saufley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.

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519 Cookman Asbury Park broke into the Shore Acres Yacht and other public places. Commu Last February a car driven by IJIU11V llUltlllK, UllLiail mill- later of state, whose name was and a. linker! with that nf a nrnminnt i Plaver and records and Other PATRICK J. MOONEY, son diplomats have been picketed Yugoslav Ambassador Joza Bri Mrs. Marie Mooney.

Cedar and hooted as they entered and lej was involved in a widely publi- New York societv woman. A fewisma" ltems valued at 266- cized accident In which a pedes DEAL PARK SHERMAN AVE. OFF MONMOUTH RD. 100x180. S3.500.

PR BW7 OR PR J-3401 FI 130-xlJS' lerel. dr lot Bridge Manor, Brick Township, I left their delegation offices. and ROBERT J. HUNTER, son of I The New York police have giv- months later Nutting's wife an- They were apprehended after in ouiet residential area, shade trees, i and Mrs. William I.

Hunler.icn each member of the force a trian was killed. The driver of the other car, an attorney, accused Brilej of causing the accident by driving nounced she and her husband i Police received a complaint from were legally separated. a resident of Shore Acres that One diplomat was rescued by; two young boys were driving a mio'mt BMtj510 18th Belmar, are taking set of instructions on how to treat basic training at Ft. Dix. I diplomatic personages.

They are friends from the clutches of a i tar me area in a recKiess man naughty girl just as she was onlner. Asburv Park. Railroad slrtltm. brook elertrldtT. Phone PR 4-4431.

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35, "The Big Land," 7:30, "A Life at Stake," 9:25. Shore Drive-In, "The Big Land," 7:00, "Sharkfighters." 8:50. Fly-In Drive-In, "It Conquered the World," 7:00, "She Creature," 8:30. Toms River Drive-ln, "Battie Hymn," 7:07, "Ride the High Iron," 9:15. This rambling old hotel at Sea Bright, the Normandie-by-the-Sea, was once one of the showplaces of the upper Shore and entertained many of the country's elite.

The old building stood about one mile north of the Sea Bright drawbridge on the west side of Ocean avenue. Its location was near the old Shrewsbury Inlet through which the first steamboats to the Shore, those of Hal Allaire, entered the Shrewsbury River on their way to the rock at Oceanport. The hotel, which had its beginning, in 1877, burned to the ground on Sept. 29, 1916. LET OTJB SPECIAL SALES SERVICE SELL YOUR PROPERTY WE ARB AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE CALL PR OI PO 1-2411 AND OET ACTIO WITH VAN NESS CORP.

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