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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVEN INT. NEWS). THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1941 11 rV Entire Family Joins In War Movement Harold Ressler. 113 Allen avenue, Allenhurst.

walked Into police headquarters last night and informed Defense Chairman Roy H. Neely that he will enlist In the army. He brought with him two volunteers for boro defense work his mother and father. The father. Wilton Ressler.

sifrned up as an air raid warden and Mrs. Ressler offered her services in the first aid unit. G.O.P. to Seek Political Unity (Staff Correspondent) RED BANK Members of the Affiliated Republican Clubs of Monmouth county, meeting here last night for the annual election, asked their Republican congressional leaders to forget party lines in the present crisis and vote "as one man" with President Roosevelt's policies. The election saw Asbury Park Assistant Solicitor Charles Frankel Vtaincr olovatoH tn the nrpsidpnev.

Hp Hrnrv H. Phillips Will Is Probated FRF.KHOI.D Henry Raymond Phillips. Red Bank volunteer fire-man who died Nov. 7. in Hahnemann hospital.

Philadelphia, of in-juries received while fighting a fire, at the Kleinert factory in Red Bank Jan. 10. bequeathed his estate to his wife. Louise probate of his will in the offirr of Surrogate Joseph L. Donahay here esterday disclosed.

The will was marie Oct 31. 1941, and appointed Mrs Phillips executrix of the estate Mr. Phillips, who lived on White street, joined Liberty Hose company in 1920. and continued as an active member alt ho he became exempt in 1927 He was also a World ar veteran. Mrs Carrie Fidel Asbury Park, who died Nov.

21. left her estatp to her husband. George, and appointed him executor Her will was marie Dec. 29. 193H was unopposed for the position and meeting is the third of seminar ciiPferi Reniamin Danskin.

SDrine program sponsored by the Mon- mouth chapter. American Institute Lake Letters will be sent to Rep. Joseph the country's leading analysts and ,1 has appeared on banking programs in many states. His subject will be "Service Charges in Relation to Costs." The meeting will be in the game room of the Berkeley-Carteret hotel in Asbury Park at 8 p. m.

SAY "GOOD TONIGHT Martin of Massachusetts, minority leader In the house, and Sen. Charles McN'ary, Oregon, minority leader in the senate. They will be asked to impress upon Republican lawmakers the necessity of supporting the president's policies in the conduct of the war with Japan. "Forget politics and vote as one man with the president's policies thru the world crisis." the Republican leaders will be told. Copies of the request also will be sent to other NIGHT" Court IIKI.I) IN SI.AVINC OK 'R1VAI John Rowan.

38 is shown in Woodbury, N. J. jail with Mrs Ruth Steffler. 33 He was held without bail on a first degree murder charge in lie stabbing of Albert K. Wilkius.

his reported rival in Mrs Steffler's affections. The stabbing occured in Mrs Steffler home in Westville. She was released in $500 hail. bly lines. The tank pilot in the picture is Charles Dewey, nick-named the "Tank Torturer" because of the training paces he makes the tanks undergo before he pronounces them "fit." to coloY miseries.

Slip away from arhey muscles, sniffles, into sleep. Here's double help that arts almost instantly. Rub with Pcnetrn. 25c. DCklCTDH Use directed.

CNC I lvl I'XCLE SAM'S NF.W RIXTV-TOX TANK IN ACTION This is the first photo of the l. 60-ton Army tank. This Big Bprtha caterpillar made at the Baldwin Locomotive Works in F.ddystone. will soon come in quantity from the factory assem (Continued from Page Onel tnruout thPre win pvpti be something even be something to Republican organizations 'the state. rirink at the har mpptins tnmnrrnui 7 Other officers elected without op- nignt and your nonor we)1 knows corder R(w.

Bpck Ncptun(, Sept. 2S position were: Edward Broege. Bel- every one present wiu be perfectly at which time his license was lifted President; Joseph able to drive his 0wn car home. Yet for a two year period and a fine of Williams Shrwshiirv. spennd vice i i Williams, Shrwsbury, second vice 1 umrsj rvn.vuuc wm nve an juu imposed, feter cooper, ASDury alcoholic breath." Park was associated with Senator president; Kenneth Bruce, Rumson, treasurer, and William Klatsky, Red BanA- secretary.

The nominating was composed of Free-hofOer James S. Parkes, State Auditor Frank Durand and William B. "I hope my absence tomorrow Proctor in the appeal. night will not be misunderstood." I i Assistant Prosecutor Bernard H. TjH(l t'iSCV ()V Weiser said by way of summation GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC.

11-17, INCL. Formerly GIANT Food Market for the state. A n.uwl Kirsch, West End. "I don't mean that the bar asso- imiuim Mr. Parkes, a lieutenant commander in the U.

S. naval reserve, who has been called to active service, attended the meeting in uniform. A motion by Mr. Kirsch thanked Mr. Danskin for his leadership of the club during the three terms he served as president.

The meeting tdok place at the Red Bank Republican club. SELF-SERVICE 17 SO. MAIN ST. SUPER MARKET ASBURY PARK NEWARK, iff) The death of Private Louis Schleifer. 21, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Schleifer. of Newark, during the Japanese attack on Hawaii was announced yesterday by the war department. The former honor student at South Side high school was killed in action at Hickam Field, his family was informed. His death was the third of a New Jersey soldier since the war started Sunday.

ciation is a drinking society," Senator Proctor added upon noting that there was a reporter within earshot, "and I certainly hope the press won't say so." Judge Giordano, upon observing that, he was well aware of all angles of the case, reversed the lower court. In doing so he remarked that both the truck driver and his assistant, Russell Bland and James Martin, other parties to the accident, "were either reluctant or evasive witnesses. I can't guess a man into jail and I Bankers to Meet John Driscoll, accountant of Dris- coll. Millet and company, Philadel- must have more than the smell of Disruption of the spice trade by the war has increased the price of some items as much as 1.000 ner- MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE SAT. phla, will address Monmouth coun- liquor Vreeland was found guilty by Re- cent.

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