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sets sets 5:50 m. 'ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1944 On the Home Front FOUNTAIN PEN CEILINGS -Bulletins giving instructions on ceiling prices for fountain pens and mechanical pencils, and gift packages are now available to retailers at rationing boards. Copies may be obtained at the Trenton district O. P. A.

office. Fountain pens and mechanical pencils must now be imprinted or tagged with the retail ceiling price, name and model number by the manufacturer. The other bulletin outlines the changes in pricing gift and holiday packages assembled by retailers. Assessor Loses At Union Beach (Special to The Press) UNION BEACH- Assessor John M. Friel was upset in his reelection bid yesterday, going down to defeat, 668-624, before a Democratic candidate, Burtis Aumack.

of the Friel defeat, Republican candidates for boro council were elected. They were Edwin with votes, Conroy, 676. anastiwarde The Democratic were William Brown, 549, candidates, and Joseph Coffey. 425. Ocean Reelects Three Ocean township voters reelected three officials, whose candidacies were unopposed, in yesterday's election.

Those returned to office were Committeeman Earle O. Bennett, and Assessor J. Ashley Woolley, both Republicans, and Tax Collector Harry F. Davis, Democrat. The Weather SUN, MOON AND TIDES Today Sun rises 7:36 a.

sets 5.51 p. m. Moon rises 12:19 sets 2:41 p. m. High water 2:20 a.

2.30 p. m. Low water 8:35 a. 9:21 p. m.

Tomorrow Sun riser 7.37 a. p. Moon rises 1:19 3:11 m. p. High water 3:19 3:30 p.

Low water 9:36 a. 10:11 p. For the Forthcoming Holidays, Indulge in the Luxury of Modern and Individual Hairstyling Designed by Our Own Experts LA TOUR BEAUTICIANS 13th Ave. and Opp. P.

0. Telephone 3770 Belmar All Permanents and Cold Waves Guaranteed Open Wed Eves, Closed Sat. President Thanks Dewey for Statement HYDE PARK, -President Roosevelt, at 3:30 m. today sent the following telegram to Gov. Thomas E.

Dewey: "I thank you for your have minutes heard ago." over The telegram was dispatched from the president's Hyde Park home 15 minutes after Dewey had conceded his defeat. Local Happenings Mrs. Gertrude Gilpin and Miss Janet MacCormick are guests at the Elea-Dor Rest home, 515 Summerfield avenue. Mrs. Walter Taylor, Second avenue, Mrs.

J. Lyle Kinmonth, Maude Wilkins and Mrs. Allyn of Ivy Hedge, West Allenhust, are in New York city today. Mrs. Hunt, who was on the has returned Wilarddas to the home of her parents, Mr.

and Harry G. Burd, Mrs. James Murray, New Brunswick, has been visiting here and in Grove. ocean, Misses Edna and Helen Gamble, Philadelphia, have been recent their former home. Mrs.

David Harrington, East Orange, a former summer resident, spent yesterday here. Mrs. Clifford Hemingway, Sixth avenue, has left to spend the winter in Philadelphia. Miss Olivia Peterson, who spent the summer in Pennsylvania, has returned to her Third avenue home. Mrs.

Walter Dunford, Trenton, is a guest of Mrs. William Haverman, Eighth avenue. Miss Louise McHenry, Emory street, has returned from a vacation in the Poconos. Hospital Births LAKEWOOD. A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. David Elms. 634 Sixth street, Lakewood, at Paul Kimball hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stout, Maple avenue, "Island Heights, are the parents of a daughter born at the hospital Tuesday. POINT PLEASANT -PEc. Leon Headley and Mrs. Headley, 715 Trenton avenue, Point Pleasant Beach, are the parents of a daughborn Tuesday at Point Pleasant hospital. Mrs.

Headley is the former Miss Margarita Mariani. POINT PLEASANT. Mrs. Olaf Gullestad, Allenwood, are parents of a boy born yesterday at Point Pleasant hospital. RED BANK, -Mr.

and Mrs. E. N. Tilton, 24 Elizabeth street, Keyport, are the parents of a son born early today at Riverview hospital. Mrs.

Tilton is Keyport staff correspondent for The Press. RE-ELECTED! "DOC" KORBONITS Wins With 84,147 Votes Grateful, enthusiastic voters return Monmouth County's Leading Druggist to a long held office as "Your Druggist." IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE. I HEREBY SOLEMNLY PROMISE TO SERVE ALL THE PEOPLE WHO SEEK ANY ONE OF OUR VARIOUS SERVICES AT 700 MATTISON AVENUE, ASBURY PARK TELEPHONE A. P. 50 MANY SPECIALIZED SERVICES ARE RENDERED DER ONE ROOF BY A PLEASANT.

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Following is your ballot for every day reference, Come in, see for yourself. PRESCRIPTIONS 6 STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT AND SOLD CIGARS AND CIGARETTES DO CUTLERY, SCISSORS, NAIL CLIPS, TWEEZERS FIRST AID SUPPLIES CANDIES, LARGE ASSORT. MENT ELASTIC STOCKINGS, TRUSSES, ETC. AIR, RAIL, BUS TICKETS, ANYWHERE HOTEL RESERVATIONS THEATRE TICKETS HONEYMOON TRIPS CRUISES SPECIAL "ELECTION" OFFER Abbott's Brick Ice Cream, 30c Pt. LIMITED QUANTITY REMEMBER THESE AND MANY MORE SERVICES ARE OFFERED AT HILLS' ASBURY PARK DRUG STORE WILLIAM JOS.

700 Mattison Avenue Telephone Actual figures, not an approximation. Prescriptions for the people Ocean County GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS Tuesday, November 7, 1944 U. DENT SENATOR Dewey Roosevelt Smith 37 54 50 231 67 230 271 153 288 224 108 229 64 55 89 337 81 323 322 132 318 492 109 471 307 140 322 356 152 352 340 121 341 343 177 340 179 183 172 299 248 293 192 277 192 57 35 68 32 187 29 260 183 251 460 169 459 271 80 270 155 130 150 123 190 122 160 190 156 51 255 60 114 236 115 217 123 211 164 138 165 126 147 135 246 159 250 264 142 254 258 252 257 144 75 145 154 75 162 264 139 276 148 80 146 49 8 49 226 39 227 159 43 151 169 40 174 260 104 258 162 103 165 265 110 261 321 144 321 327 108 323 320 180 318 241 85 236 260 136 262 239 165 252 256 137 255 115 62 121 70 76 73 231 102 223 133 171 124 60 69 70 251 114 245 158 111 168 159 67 177 195 89 201 764 683 817 13301 1848 13318 Obituaries (All Rights Reserved, Ashury Park Press) PUBLIC QUESTION ELECTION DISTRICTS 58 (1 District Missing) Yes 2 Barnegat City 45 17 Bay Head 163 78 Beach Haven 199 85 Beachwood 208 108 Berkeley First District 95 Second District 198 58 Brick First District. 215 121 Second District 211 143 Dover First District 164 110 Second District 188 133 Third District 181 135 Fourth District 185 129 Fifth District 88 131 Sixth District 173 161 Eagleswood Twp. 86 92 Harvey Cedars 55 13 Island Beach Island Heights 37 182 Jackson East District 100 153 West District 346 109 Lacey Twp.

191 59 Lakehurst 59 58 Lakewood First District 103 98 Second District 125 95 Third District 65 84 Fourth District, 112 112 Fifth District 142 103 Sixth District 109 91 Seventh District 75 66 Eighth District 143 128 Ninth District 172 88 Tenth District 175 122 Lavallette 76 71 Little Egg Harbor 97 45 Long Beach Twp. 207 65 Manchester Twp. 62 65 Mantoloking 48 5 Ocean Gate 247 15 Ocean Twp. 87 42 Pine Beach 133 26 Plumsted First District 144 87 Second District 84 60 Pleasant: Points District 166 91 Second 328 108 Third 213 102 District Point Pleasant Beach: First District 225 141 Second District 161 86 Third District 163 156 Seaside Heights 106 151 Seaside Park 138 132 Ship BottomBeach Arlington 71 29 South Toms River 36 50 Stafford Twp. First istrict 102 125 Second District 62 122 Surf City 51 34 Tuckerton: First District 133 99 Second District 102 71 Union First District 101 63 Second District 38 69 Armed Services 727 146 Totals 8694 5360 Interlaken Voters Name 4 to Council In Interlaken, four Republicans running without opposition, were elected yesterday, 473 of 477 voters registered turned out to cast their ballots.

Councilman George W. Crawford and Walter S. Sees were returned to council with votes of 393 and 382, respectively. Ross G. Cameron, running for a twoyear term, received 391 votes and Councilman Harold C.

Meeghan, seeking the remaining year of the post to which he was appointed a year ago, received 394 votes. South Africa, which had only three factories equipped to produce war materials in 1939, had 600 by 1941. A. I. POLAND CO.

529 Bangs Ave. Asbury Park Jewelers Since 1899 Diamond Engagement and Wedding Rings for the hand you love. $25 up Open Wed. and Sat. Evenings FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ASBURY PARK, N.

J. Announces a Free Lecture on Christian Science "Christian Science: Its Case Against Idolatry" By Dr. JOHN M. TUTT, C.S.B. OF KANSAS CITY.

MISSOURI Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts In the Asbury Park High School SUNSET AVENUE SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 12, 1944 3:30 o'clock--Doors Open at 2:45 Parked Cars Hit On Lakewood Road (Special to The Press) car driven by Louis V. Moore, Lakehurst Air Station, Monday night struck a parked car owned by Mrs. Ed Monola, 859 Newton avenue, Lawrence Pike, and drove it into the parked auto of Max Herbert, R. D.

2, Freehold. The parked vehicles were on Second street facing east, and the accident occurred when Moore, who was driving a car owned by Charles H. Reeves, 124 East Fourth DEATH NOTICES DEATH FALKENBURG-Mrs. Annie age 92, of Trenton Pt. Pleasant Boro, early November 7th, 1944.

wife of the late John W. Falkenburg. Funeral services Thursday, 2 P. at 814 Arnold Pt. Pleasant, the Rev.

John S. Townley officiating. Interment at Osborneville Cemetery, Friends may call between 7 and 9 this evening at the Arnold Avenue address. 2adv KIRBY--Elizabeth of Orlando, Florida, November 4th. 1944, widow of the late William H.

Kirby, and devoted mother of Mrs. Thomas C. Sherman, Long Branch, and Mrs. J. E.

Fisher of Orlando, Florida and David and James Kirby. Funeral services will at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas C. 63 Washington Long Branch, Friday, 2:30 P. M.

2adv ROWDEN -Emily of 50 Webb Ocean Grove, November 6th, 1944, at her home. Funeral services Thursday morning, 10:30 o'clock at her late residence, the Rev. Verne Smith officiating. In- street, swung wide into Second, street from Monmouth avenue. Officer Walter Comstock investigated.

All cars were damaged, and Reeves agreed to settle the claims of the other two drivers. Seidler Returned (UNOFFICIAL) S. CON- ASSEMBLY- GRESS MAN SHERIFF HOLDER Wene Auchincloss Ascherfeld Savage Leber Mathis Takacs Brown 32 54 31 57 27 63 18 63 18 65 221 67 224 60 216 60 228 50 118 309 92 308 85 331 74 337 67 91 321 98 320 89 329 88 327 81 31 92 26 93 28 93 26 91 26 72 335 65 340 57 348 52 345 48 119 324 106 327 97 323 102 337 77 109 476 103 473 88 473 87 480 79 111 311 113 328 95 339 94 342 83 134 352 131 373 97 398 84 400 84 112 353 95 357 83 372 70 364 70 158 340 156 334 142 349 130 355 119 177 180 167 205 142 205 125 205 132 234 300 223 328 185 345 164 341 161 74 193 68 198 64 211 51 207 55 21 71 17 68 19 72 17 57 18 187 22 115 50 181 47 180 37 185 161 249 165 263 141 264 132 196 466 138 480 199 489 110 116 160 108 159 96 160 99 70 277 67 263 63 275 66 8588 9888 168 125 170 147 141 149 132 139 132 170 157 178 166 152 165 143 162 135 225 64 225 68 208 70 199 71 196 209 120 214 146 173 153 158 140 153 113 210 115 231 90 211 93 221 87 119 165 119 180 98 175 94 87 131 140 130 146 111 148 116 142 111 134 234 142 257 112 259 105 259 105 124 261 131 268 110 263 111 267 101 223 257 231 291 180 283 185 287 186 57 150 56 146 51 158 41 153 40 53 168 44 174 34 205 15 180 28 98 288 87 282 78 309 66 297 66 64 141 63 145 57 134 85 144 48 8 47 8 '45 12 42 15 43 11 34 231 31 235 24 245 17 245 17 35 159 34 159 32 164 30 162 27 31 175 30 177 24 181 22 176 25 87 259 81 260 69 275 62 272 57 81 165 82 164 73 178 69 176 64 100 265 100 266 93 264 90 272 82 122 336 108 321 109 328 103 335 91 98 318 96 308 92 317 89 317 80 150 322 142 316 132 323 133 329 119 72 239 73 230 67 234 67 238 62 114 263 114 248 114 244 120 255 104 118 272 97 273 77 284 75 276 67 111 260 102 268 93 271 87 272 78 41 127 35 129. 35 132 32 128 30 68 76 63 77 63 81 57 78 55 104 220 96 225 86 237 80 224 85 160 126 156 128 144 154 128 136 141 48 76 41 81 33 88 26 86 25 98 256 88 260 73 297 46 271 56 98 179 77 184 56 227 34 197 41 43 179 44 181 34 184 30 186 30 79 207 77 198 79 204 63 210 66 504 835 458 830 440 866 421 818 417 6481 13641 6211 13890 5538 14309 5117 14130 4870 Cops Win Raise At South Belmar Voters in South Belmar yesterday approved police salary raises by a vote of 396 to 56. Mayor Frank Herbert was returned to office by a of 427 and Councilmen Fred Fulmer and Percy Keynton received 402 and 403 votes, respectively.

There was no opposition. The police referendum calls a $250 annual salary raise for patrolmen and $300 a year for the chief. Miller, Clark Win BAY the local contest for councilman, C. Blackburn Miller with a vote of 238 and Philip S. Clark, with 215.

votes, both Republicans, were reelected to office, defeating James L. Irons, Democrat, who received 79 votes. were 375 registered votwith 312 votes cast. BURNS BROS. FUEL OIL COUPON VALIDITY DATES FOR 1944-45 Period July 1, 1944 Period December 18, 1944 Period 3 January 15, 1945 Period February 5, 1945 Period 5 March 1, 1945 Coupons for All Periods Remain Valid Thru August 31, 1945 TYDOL FUEL OIL 'blue coal' -Koppers Coke -TELEPHONESASBURY PARK 5800 BELMAR 1440 LAKEWOOD 1040 Mail (or take) This Order to ASBURY PARK PLANNING BOARD TREES erty, Total Please City Asbury at plant Number Offices, follows: Park, trees on N.

J. my propKind: ORIENTAL PLANE (Sycamore) Suggested for $8.00 each area cast of Grand Avenue. Including Carting. Digging, SUGAR MAPLE Planting, Fertilizer and Suggested for area west of Stakes If Necessary. Grand Avenue.

Check or money order for to cover cost of trees at $8.00 each is enclosed. Name Address MANTOLOKING Mayor George Seidler was returned to office yesterday without opposition with a write-in vote of 30. Also elected were Councilmen Murray Earle and Charles Crofoot, each of whom had 31 votes. Edgar P. Earle was elected boro treasurer, All of those named are Republicans and the names of each was written in.

terment at tery, Newark. her home 9. Mount, Friends Pleasant may call Ceme- at this evening from 7 to 2adv J. Henry Funeral Home Successor to THOS. R.

HARDY 604 St. Belmar-Phone Belmar 92 J. R. Ely W. A.

Woolley ELY WOOLLEY FUNERAL HOME "Sympathetic Service--Reasonable and Refined" 514 Second. Avenue, Asbury Park A. P. 567 John W. Flock, Sr.

John W. Flock, Jr. DIRECTOR OF FUNERALS Let us help you in the last full measure of devotion 243 Broadway Long Branch 202 Yoo-Hoo! TICKETS 1 Two (2) TICKETS including TAX FREE Twin Boys Die Twin sons born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trenery, Toms River, at Paul Kimball hospital Monday died at the hospital Tuesday morning.

Mrs. Trenery's condition is good. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kirby ORLANDO, Fla.

-Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kirby, 87, of Long Branch, N. died Nov. 4 here where she was visiting her daughter, Mrs.

J. E. Fisher, of Orlando. She had been in failing health for the past six months and seriously ill for the past three weeks. Mrs.

Kirby, who was the daughter of the late Capt. Gordon Gifford and Mrs. Susan Gifford, is also survived by another daughter, Mrs. Thomas C. Sherman.

63 Washington street. Long Branch, and two sons, David and James Kirby. The John W. Flock and Son funeral home, Long Branch, is in charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs.

Annie E. Falkenburg POINT PLEASANT- Mrs. Annie E. Falkenburg, 92. widow of John W.

Falkenburg, Trenton avenue, Point Pleasant, died early Tuesday lingering illness. She was a lifelong resident of Ocean county, and had lived for the past 21 years in Point Pleasant. She was a member of the Osbornville Baptist church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Deborah Briggs.

West Belmar: Mrs. Jennie Hulse, Point Pleasant Beach: Mrs. Grace S. Jones, Point Pleasant boro; three sons. William E.

Point Pleasant Beach: George, Point Pleasant boro. and Arthur Falkenburg. Adamston. Funeral services are in charge of the W. David DeRoche funeral home of Lakewood.

Deal Count Favors Raises for Police The tabulation of votes in Deal. tho not complete, indicated today that police will receive a 15 percent increase over their present salaries. The other public question concerning the adoption of the state employes retirement system for boro employes is also assured of passage, it appeared. Sea Girt Reelects SEA GIRT--Councilmen George H. Gregory and L.

J. Cavanagh, Republicans were reelected to the boro council yesterday by polling 417 and 425 votes respectively. G. Ward Brash in service was returned to the collecmilitary, tor with a vote of 422. All candidates for office were unopposed If You Buy Ask Any $100 War Bond KIWANIAN Limit 50 Tickets A WEALTH of A Host SONGS of JOKES! KIWANIS KAPERS presents A Dizzy, Daring Comedy Laugh-Riot HIGH Entire Proceeds to CHARITY LAUGH? You'll scream at dignified business men dancing in the DORA Chorus.

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