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VOL, XII—NO. 9 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ of 8 Shot Twice by Jealous Sweetness (fitshand, Who Then Tries to Drown Self Colonia Apartment Project COLONIA — Mrs. Edith Schultz, 41, Amherst answered Mrs. Smith's call for help. When they arrived on the scene they called the ambulance Arcane, mother of ciglit children, is in a serious and sent Mrs. Schultz to the hospital where x-rays eendition in the Rahway Memorial Hospital with , were being- taken at press time. One of the bullets Abandoned; Land to be Used two bullets in her body. Police say her husband, j lodffed in her neck an membership drive of the Mt. New Proposed' Tract User May Require Town to Install mild fun for himself, be- Carmel Nursing Service will open witched and bewildered a Sundny, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles class of schoolboys—-with a G. McCorristin, pastor of £|t. Sewers Offered Free if Apartment was Built Launching 40th Birthday Observance'by*ScoutsJames' Church, announced to- quick shuffle of the intrica- day. WOODBRIDGE—Evidently irked over the numerous delays on its application for cies which all teachers love to The nurses of the Guild, all a variance in the zoning ordinance to permit construction of multi-family, garden-type indulge, just to demonstrate nuns, provide home-nursing care apartment houses in Colonia, near the Colonia Country Club, the Junior Terminal Cor- that little knowledge is an to all residents of the Township poration has announced that it has sold most of its property to a' developer who plans extremely deceptive thing. when requested, regardless of re- The kids had learned how to ligious faith. to build 300 small homes in the vicinity^ add two and two, so they set A i. meeting of captains and Mayor August P. Greiner received a letter yesterday from Charles Milton, Jersey out to show the teacher how then- workers will be "held to- City, attorney for the Junior Terminal Corporation, who stated that "inasmuch as my to revel in the higher realms morrow night at St. Joseph's .client, the Junior Terminal Corporatoin, has disposed of most of its property in Colonia, Home. Strawberry Hill. All those it is withdrawing its x-equest for a variance in zoning." of mathematics — only to interested in participating in the learn they are more ignorant campaign are invited to attend. Reached on the telephone yesterday, Simon Adler, president of the Junior Terminal than somewhat. Jorporatiorf, said 75 acres of the site is undir contract of sale to Gordon Builders, Rail- way. The corporation still owns 17 acres. M.-. Adler stated his associates became impa- When Mr. Hague took a shel- Dog Control Weak. dent with the various hearing^ and delays ana finally decided to sell. He declared his lacking up in Jersey City last ~ associates were hot interested in building one-family dwell- May by some chap called Kenny, Hamilton Alleges Graduate Nurse ings and since the Township Committee did not make any among other thing's, it looked to definite commitments as far as the permit for the apart- a few of the more backward stu- ment houses was concerned, they decided to sell. dents of politics that here was Hits Practices after His Bernard Gordon, of the Rahway firm, said his company - the time to file a claim for squat- intends to construct 300 one-family ranch-type homes with ter's rights on the throne. 'Mr. Child is Bitten, Canine Kenny, who lacks most, if not all, Culprit Can't be Found full basements, on lots 60 by' 100. He said they will sell of the dynamic attributes of Mr. in the neighborhood rjf $10,000. The Rahway developers Hague, and whose personality has WOODBRIDGE — Accompanied recently completed 50 homes in the Colonia Boulevard all the warmth and splendor of a by a stenographer to take notes sc section and 25 homes on Lake Avenue, Rahway. beat-up shoe, submitted himself "that there will be no* question o: Hearings on the application for repercussions," Alexander Hamil- as the focal point for the new a variance of Zoning to permit order. Outside of Jersey City and ton. South Park Drive, appeared away from his shiny new victory, before the Township Committee Dentist Purchases construction of the apartments Mr, Kenny carried about as much and criticized the -Township': have been dragging on for several prestige as you can carry ui your method of handling" dog-bite cases months. Mr. Hamilton, . member of thr Eight-Room. House left eyeball, and so the focal point Woodbridge Emergency Squad, Finally, the Zoning Board turned out to be too dull and use- passed a resolution recommend- less for the needs of the moment. said his boy was bitten on Januarj Real Estate Activities $ ^ * * 27 by a stray dog. The Board of ing to the Township Committee- Health was notified by neighbor, •Remain Brisk Hero as that'the permit be granted. Ches- So some substitutes, strictly he ^aid. and. he took the youngste; ter Case, then chairman of the scrub, stepped up — and Mr. to the doctor, He said an inquiry Many Sales Reported Hague promptly belted them right at the dog pound in'Perth Amboj board who resides in Colonia, cast back again. I haven't been in RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Dr. the only dissenting vote. The mat- showed the dog was removed ir. Alexander Vurcio has purcha.srrl touch with Mr. Hague at all, but seven days when "the law says hi from Mr* and Mrs. Frederick R. ter was then brought before the I really don't believe he has any must be under observation for If Pfeiffer the eight-room house aL Township Committee which re- intention or desire for a come-, days,."-...... :,.;.. ... , ...... MISS DONNA BURSE quested a conference with officials WOODBKIDGE—At exercises" 1.090 New Brunswick Avenue, lo- back in the accepted sense, but is "On February 5," Mr. Hamilton, cated on a lot 100 by 157 feet. of the Junior Terminal Corpora- just romping with the kids, just stated. "I tried, to ascertain tliej held Mondayi Miss Donna Berse, The buyer, a dentist, will take enjoying himself by making th-em whereabouts of the dog andwa:- i.,;i vnrovc avenue, was grad- tion. The conference was held on possession February 15 and will a Sunday afternoon a few weeks look futile. After all, he's getting told by the dog warden that it waf uated from JVljbunt Sinai Hos- have his dental office there. to the point in terms af years out of the county and he did not pital School Nursing", New York* - Haven -Homes. Inc., has trans •- ago and still no definite decision when you don't go slam-banging have the address. Finally Mr. City. A member of the February ferred title to three more of the was reached. around the hustings except for Bailey of the Board of Health gave section of the class of 1950, Miss dwellings,'each of four-and one- the exercise, and reliable reports me the address and I found th: Berse is the daughter of Mr. and half rooms and each located on a The main objection to the plan indicate there's ample in hi& kick dog was taken to Iselin. I hired a Mrs. H. Benjamin Berse of the lot 53 bv 100 feet, built by the seller was the lack of sewer facilities. for regular bacon and egg*>. Mayor iliis-ust F. Greiner officially opened Boy are Al Patnoi, scoutmaster; Mayor Grciner; Ches- vet at my own expense and went Grove Avenue address. The corporation offered to con- in its development. struct sewer lines if the sewage The kindergarten of Democratic Seoul W'eisk Saturday when he greeted'a delega- ter Case, Colonia, chairman of the Northern Dis- to Iselin with him. He examined Latest buyers. ,with location of tion of. Scout's on the steps of the Memorial Mu- trict, Karitan Council, Boy Scouts, and William the dog and found he had dis- could be emptied m the Rahway politics had a candidate, all nicipal BuiJding. Holdingr the Boy Scout banner temper." . ' ' • ,' homes purchased, are Mr. and Mrs. Valley Joint Meeting sewer. Ob- shined up, to offer for a Federal Grill, who is active in Scouting:. Red Cross Making- Frederick J. Pfeiffer. Selruylev Mr. Hamilton said the red tape Avenue: Anthony J. Verdi, Sey- jectovs pointed to the fact thai, ; judgeship—and so did Mr. Hague he encountered in tiying to find e wa I A show-down came along, as Mfs~ I J* township s at the limit set the dog in order to. determine Joseph Niziolek, Seymour Avenue. •by the Joint Meeting for the ' show-downs will when, you have in Zullo, Cop Differ; whether' his child needed rabies Fund Drive Plans over-estimated your strength, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Poccoli amount of sewage to be emptied shots amounted to "a disgraceful have bought from Mr. and Mrs, by the Township. the Democratic State Committee condition." Deppe, Ex-Legion Head, dangled from Mr. Hague's watch- Court, Cop Concur Oscar Hansen the five-room dwell- At the various hearings, Mr. in Township Budget Mayor August F; Greiner invited ing built by Mr. Hansen on Pacific fob. It plumped for his candidate, Mr. Hamilton to attend the Board Campaign"' Chairman; Milton pointed out several times and while it may be that Presi- Street on a lot approximately 75 that the concern could build sev- Public Hearing to be Driver Fined $5, Costs of Health meeting next Tuesday Other Aides Selected hy 100 feet. The buyers have taken dent Truman will decide for the The final county tax rate figure when the entire matter would be eral hundred small homes in the rebels, against Hague, or just for Hcld:February 28 at will also have a bearing locally. On Charge of Racing possession Mi-. Piccola is a partner tract without asking for a vari- The county tax is expected to drop discussed with Mr. Bailey and | WOODBRIDGE—R u S S el 1 H. in the Washington Fish Market, i ance in zoning and then the the hell of it—this little point in 50 MPH in Slow Zone members of the Board. Deppe, past commander of Wood- New: Brunswick. an academic discussion such as Municipal Building three points, but has not yet been bridge Post, American Legion, was Township would be required not officially struck by the Middlesex 5 named chairman of the 1950 Fund Raritan Homes. Inc.. developer only to provide sewage outlets but this, is unimportant. The Presi- RARTTAN TOWNSHIP — A County Board of Taxation. WO O D B RIDGE — Anthony of Lincoln Village, has transfer- dent doesn't like Mr. Hague fiom "Tony" Zullo, 50. Woodbridge Ave- Trio Held in Girls' Campaign of Woodbridge Chapter, to provide education for the large diop of two points is indicated for The total Township budget set a red title to 16 of the dwellings number of children who would live 'way back, and that goes in re- 1950 in the Township budget for nue, Port Reading, said he was American Red Cross, at a meeting 'Continued on Page 3) new record this year, passing the traveling 15 miles an hour. • of the Board of Directors, with in small homes. He also pointed verse, and for me, too. 1950 mhoduced at a special mee!.- cut surveys proved not many chil- s s * s jing of the.Township Commissioners million-and-a-hal. .. f mark. The total . Patrolman Thomas Bishop saic Assault Complaint Mrs. Bemhardt Jecssn, chairman, presiding. dren lived in the small garden- Tuesday. The budget sets the 1950 appropriations listed came to Si,- | he was traveling 50 miles an horn Toivn Committee Given Hague, without uttering a pub- type apartments such as were be- rate at $5.96 per $100 assessed 553,993.25, as compared to last j m a .20 miles zone. Mr.- Deppe served in World War lic word or even granting so much year's figure of $1,376,660.82. Colonia Residents Claim Left Jab, Soothing Syrup ing piannecL as his presence, was in complete valuation.- This figure is the base Magistrate Andrew D. Desmond II as -First Lieutenant for three rate, but does not include garbage The amount to be raised by tax- They Were Forced to years. He was a Prisoner of War ''WOODBRIDGE—-The Township j ** is doubtful the Township control of the State Committee. ation for local schools is S202,- said: "Five dollars fine and three The kindergarten came out of the collection assessments in those.dis- dollars costs. Pay the clerk." in Bulgaria for several months. Committee received some boosts I could deny building permits for tricts where garbage is collected. 668.50, an increase of S100 over last Enter Car in Newark In addition to being an active as well as the usual number of | small homes, using lack of sew- experience with a dunee-icap, even 5"ear. "Tony" appeared in police court 0 though it had the support of the Commissioner James Forgione Tuesday night accompanied by NEWARK—T h r e e men were Legionnaire, Mi-. Deppe is also an knocks at its meeting Tuesday, j §e facilities as an excuse. The Newark Evening News which is said the levy for garbage collec- CCcntinued on Page 2) Benedict Harrington, Carteret, and held without bail here Friday to active member of Woodbridge Fire John Stevens, of the Colonia j courts, several attorneys said yes- the self-appointed and unfailing tion this year will' toe 35 cents per insisted he was "cruising along await the action of the Grand Company, No. 1. He has resided in Taxpayers Association, thanked terday. would undoubtedly render Woodbridge most of his life. the committee for installing lights a decision in favor of the devel- medium for transmitting God's $100 assessed, valuation as against Rahway Avenue and was turning Jury on a complaint of assault, er desires to confused humanity— last year's rats of 38 cents. o into Carteret Road at the rate of made by two. 18-year-old Colonia Assisting Mr. Deppe will be Hugh in various streets in the Inman i °P and, toe Township w-ould be particularly whenever Mr. Hague Further, a separate tax is levied 15 miles an hour" when he was girls, January 15. B. Quigley, industry; Dr. Ira T. Avenue section. forced to provide an outlet. is to be a victim. in this • Township for fire protec- stopped. Arraigned before Magistrate Spencer, professional group; -Miss The Associated Transport, in a tion. ^ This is set by the various Girl Discovers Patrolman Bishop iust as strong- Cooper were William Cardinale. Jean Tetley, chairman of window letter to the committee, thanked Dave Wilentz and Archie Alex- Boards of Fire Commissioners af- I ly insisted thai "he stopped Mr. 22, 85 Highland Avenue; Atigelo displays^ Distinct chairmen will be: the; Police Department, especially ander, two of my .good and great ter the. fire district 'budgets have j Zullo at 1:45 in the morning" and Barbarisi. 22, 149 Garside Street, Avenel, Mrs. Nicholas Plennert.: Patrolman John Faezak and Wil- •arian Gean4Jp friends, are—or were—enrolled in been voted upon by the public in I that the Port Reading man "was both of-Newark, and Charles Mon- Colonia, Mrs. W. C. Wilck and liam Romond, and the Avenel Fire the kindergarten, although I ex- the February 18 fire district elec- Of $7,000 Loss ill Fir? j clocked going at 50 miles an horn.' to, 19, 327 Washington Avenue John Brennan; Fords. Mrs. Arthur Department, led by Chief Andrew pect that neither was antagonis- tions. • i i Magistrate Desmond said he did Nutley. A. Overgaard; Iselin, Victor Katen; Galisin, for the efficiency in han- Sent to Town tic on a purely personal basis but Last year the fire protection i At MenJo Park Home j not believe any officer would stop Newark -police said the trio were Keas'bey, Mrs. Samuel Novak; Port dling a fire in one of its' tractor- in the solemn .illusion they might taxes .here ranged from a low -39 J I a driver going" at 15 miles an hotir nicked out of a police lineup by (Continued on Page *2> trailers recently. Sipos Says Garbage on have a part in destiny. I think cents per $100 of. assessed valua-i j and assessed the fine. Barbara Jean Padge.ttj, Rutgers their big mistake consisted 6i tion: in District No. 5 (Oak Treel | J^ar" i.d. with a Avenue, and. Jeannette Estelle River Bauk Coal Him their acceptance of the' Kenny to a high of .$1.35 per $100 in Dis- of matches, is said to be Black, Patricia Avenue, both of 54 Jtok& 1 myth as fact when, as extremely trict ;No. % (Menlo Park). sihle for a fjre which Students to Offer Colonia. Cardinale was charg™<1 competent lawyers, they could Menlo Park home and caused ap- with criminally assaulting Miss Stadium Cost Held 'Exorbitant' ' *' With the exception of Fire Dis- proximately a $7,000 loss. Red Cross Variety Show WOODBRIDGE—Charles Sipos, have torn the legend to shreds if trict No. 4 (Henry Street section 1 Black in a car while" another man owner -of fc3ie Green Lantern, a they were on the other side in a The house on Woodbridge Ave- WOOD3RIDGE—The third an- threatened her with an iron bar. all of the budgets this year have nuaI Red By Mrs, Plennert in B. of E. Bidtavern on Rahway Avenue, next to court-room. Mr. Wilentz* given a been increased by the Boards of nue and Christy Strpst. was shared i Cross Variety Show The girls were allegedly forced the brook, has finally decided - by Mrs. MaryMcLane. caretaker ef I sponsored lay the Woodbridge High WOODBRIDGE,-i T h e dullest should be limited to three terms. free choice moreover, would not— Fire-. Commissioners. What effect into a car owned by Monto near Board of Education eiection cam- enough is enough—and in no un- jn my opinion—use Kenny as a this will have, -on the fire protec- the Edison Memorial tTawsr, her School student body, will be pre- Pennsylvania Station early 'Janu- I am also for better co-oparation certain terms told .the Township son, Andrew and daughter-in-law, sented February 21 in the Higt) paign in recent years is drawing between the home and the school. precinct hack on a money-back tion tax for these districts will not ary 15 after having taken a north- to a close and Township voters will An adequate safety and nutritional Committee so in a letter Tuesday guarantee in any election he was be fenowrs until after the voting on and her granddaughter. Eileen. School Auditorium. bound train "by error from Linden. nisrht, which was accompanied ' . The theme of this year's pro- go. to the polls Tuesday to select.] program'should be put into effect running"—and if I'm wrong,,! wish February IS.\ An investigation by Patrolmen Police said that the girls were three members out of' the four immediately. with a bill for $40 for -'carting ' someone would tell me. It just so gram will bs Washington's Birth- finally released from the car afc garbage away." . However, assuming that the fire Calamoneri and T. Clifford Woer- day and the set-tins will be Wash- .candidates running. . ' • i happened they blew fchfe whistle protection taxes remain at last ner -disclosed that the child had Mt. Prospect and Highland ave- Sees Differences tt seoms that the Township Road "-' -on Mr. Hague up in Jersey City, secured a book of matches and ington, D. c. Miss Susan Pesce nues after the men allegedly Seeking re-election are Maurice year's levels, the total tax picture and Mrs. Margaret Higgins will be P. Dunigaii, Woodbridge; Adolph "I am also interested in a sound Department cleans out the broos ,'" and a fellow named Kenny hap- ill the' Township ranges from a had gone to a -closet with them. robbed Miss Padgett of $5. economy. I know from perusal of af regular intervals and leaves the pened to be standing around, it The little givl apparently had gone the faculty directoi's. Quadt, Fords; and Joseph McAn- lowest possible tax rate of $6.35, drew, Colonia. the 1950-51 budget to "be voted on refuse banked up against Mr. could just as well have been for residents in the- Oak Tree sec- out to play without realizing a fire Zoning Board Approval Sipos' property. From time to time, Lizzie Tish or the Mad Jftussian. had started. It-wnsJier fathsr, the Methodist Campaign The fourth candidate is Mrs. that there are glaring differences tion without garbage collection, to Nicholas Plennert, Avenel, who in with, what is done with oiu- money he- said, he complained to the a higli of $8.16 per $100. for resi- police report stated, who noticed Given 2 Applications Board of Health, but no action was- i- 3 * V • smoke corning from the bedroom. To Wind Up Feb. 26 a statement today attacked the and what we think is being done dents of Menlo Park who have WOODBRIDGE — On recom- "exorbitant cost of the new Sta- with it. We are again being ask-J taken. I know Charley Quinn, Hague's prarbage collection. After calling the fire-men, Mr. 1 choice for the judgeship, but my WOODBRrDGE3rii!a talent mendations made by the Zoning dium." She said in Board: "As the to appropriate two items, 46,500j "- finally had to hire a truck Thus all. residents, of the To-wn-l McLane attempted to put out the campaign, now -being -conducted by arKl a main recollection of him is that ship who.have garbage collection blaze with a garden hose. Three Board, John Kz-uger was given per- Board of Education election diate and $3,256.87 fa total of $9,756.87) t P 5' $40 to have the garbage -. the Methodist Church will wind mission by the Township Commit- of February 14 draws near, I feel to complete- the stadium by means' tafcen a*way." Mr. Sipos wrote, "and - he contracted a case of fallen are assured" of-.a five-point drop in fire companies responded, the H. 1 am up with a special program Febru- tee Tuesday to build an 18 by 40 the parents and other voters of of a transfer to the Stadium Ac- j herewith enclosing the -bill."-- arches tramping the corridors of their tax rate 'two points in the K. "VolurUeer Fire Company, the ary 26. 8 P. M., at the church. the State House in behalf of the municipal budget and three points Edison Fire Company of Menlo foot frame addition to his shop at Woodbridge Township should put count from Lands. Buildings and Mr. Sipos also noted that the Arthur W. Carlson will be in the intersection of Lincoln and to full use their privilege to voice Equipment Account. Why is money Road Department cleaned out the Hague plans of the moment.; I in the garbage levy. The fife dis- Park and Raritan Enigne Com- charge of the program and refresh- presume he's a man of integrity trict taxes Will determine whether pany No. 2. but the interior was Grove avenues. their opinion. By so doing-, they being- expended on the stadium brook last January 11 and the'""'" and ability, but it seems to me ments -will be served 'by Mrs. Al- Charles C. Lund was also given are taking an interest in the" wel- without authorization? The stadi- refuse is still piled up against his "" that maximum five-point drop re- gutted before the blaze could be bert R. Bei-gen, chairman, assisted a permit ...to construct a delicates- fare of the children. that had Mr. Hague really tried mains at five points, is increased extinguished.. Only a few pieces of by Mrs. Herman Quinn. Miss Ma- um was to have cost $100,000 in J building. on Page 2) or decreased. i fumitiu-e wei-e saved. sen store on De Kalb Ave-nuo, "As I have already advocated, I addition 'to the $46,000 received j The communication was referred ' ~'£ bel Treen and Mrs. Ruth Staufler. Woodbridge. . , feel that each board .. member /• (Continued on Page 21 'to the Public Works Committee; '^_ """ Ibko X-CiU as -TOT^SHI? safety, (Mayor Julius Engel) ap^ 'Mother Shot " 2 Point Drop propriations, which include the Stadium Cost Social Scheduled Lavln to be Legal (Continued from Pas/p 1 ) police department, increased by s i • (Continued from Page One) The amount to be raised toy tOLal figure of $21,390 over last (Contiriued from Page One) By Iselin Scouts After hauling Sehultz out of Aide to Authority taxation for local schools is $404,- year's appropriation for the pnfire from the sale" of the old athletic the water, Patrolman Faczak i 602.13, an increase of $48,478.13 department. field." ISELIN—Mrs. Joseph Rapacioli, searched his prisoner for the gun| over last year. The county tax levy In the department of public "By mean3 of the transfer, wa Dow Avenue, Girl Scout leader, but was. informed that it had been Pay Estimated at $2,000 was estimated at $210,525.96, the works, (Commissioner James For- find that the stadium has coss was hostess to the three Girl thrown in the creek. A search for' Finn, Executive Head to same as last year. The special dis- gione) 'appropriations dere in- close to $200,000, but the public the gun-was underway at the time Irict tax figure was listed at $123,- creased by $22,500. Scout Troops on their individual $742,995.25. / is not informed. How is it possible ' meeting days this week. this paper went to press. Receive 14,000 Salary In the department of parks and for a 'competent architect to make- Troop 1 met Tuesday and pre- Neighbors said that both Mr. The total of taxes required to public property, Mrs. Martin Weckenman, 340 Rem- executive directtor of the proposed pet at $415,998', as compared with sen Avenue, Avenel; a daughter to year to equal the anticipated WITH REMOVABLE OH, YfcAH? ; project was set at $4,000 a year. last year's figure of $313,798. revenue of £137,500. ^ AT THE AVENEL — Cash totalling $280, Mr. and Mrs. Albino De M acedo, The custom is for, the executive Total Genaral Revenues placed in a- "good hiding place,' 1460 Oak Tree Road, Iselin. . director; to receive living quarters j Added to the general revenues WOODCO -&.O*W«' UNITS was stolen from Club Avenel, Route f in ' the projeEt without rental apart from current taxes was a Red. Cross 25, some time Sunday, according Quiet, Please. charge in addition to his salary. figure of $80,000, representing re- to a .resort . made by the- owner, Daughter: I found'a horseshoe Previously, Murray Leibowitz, 'Continued from Page One) SERVICE this morning. ceipts from delinquent taxes and Reading. L. Ray Alitaani; Sewaren, 1Joseph Stariky, 358 Lawrie Street, Perth Amboy, was named archi- from tax title lien collections —.•Texaco Products — Perth Amboy.. The thieves entered Mother: Do you know what that tect of the project and plans will bringing the total of general rsv- Joseph Thomsen; WooSbridge, the building- through a cellar door. means? be drawn for the 150 units as soon Mrs. Whitney C. Leeson. Amboy Avenue and Convery Boulevard WO-8-0893 Daughter: Yes, it means that nues to $810,998. SHOP HOURS 8 TO 5—MON. TO SAT. ONLY as a site is selected. This may be The overall collections from cur- Mrs. Let-son was also named Jackets, jerkins and boleros are some horse is running around chosen at the nest mesting. Feb- rent taxes figure of $742,995.25, chairman ofpublic information for tops in new styles. his stocking feet. ruary 21. plus the general revenues apart the chapter? Mrs. Ernest C. Bur- from current taxes, which totals rows, chairman of Gray Ladies, $810,998, comprises the total bud- announced -she had completed a Sweetness and light get figure of $1,553,993.25. course of training at the new Di- (Continued from Page One) . In the department of public af- agnostic Center, Menlo Park. Mrs. to achieve a. master stroke like he fairs, (Commissioner Henry Tro- Burrows was one of the original • Bfoad vistas of the great out- used to, he -would have offered the ger) appropriations this year re- Gray Ladies at Camp Kilmer and doors, plus removable ^STood- TELEV! name of some spectacularly non- mained approximately at last served continuously urhil the camp co R.O.W. wiadows on each politieajge figure of wide renown. year's level. "The totaJ increase in closed. Miss Grace Huber, chair- side. The picttrre unit may be Since he controlled the State the appropriations for the entire man of Home Service, reported 53 Committee he ^ould have cut, by department was only $1,600. cases were handled during Jan- had with THERMOPANE, . SALES inc. this method, the pants right off In the department of revenue uary. Plate Glass, or A Quality heavy his foef. and finance, (Commissioner Wal- glass. Still, as I said before, he's prob- ter C. Christensen) appropriations LOSES WALLET Largest Service ably just Taising a, little hell— were increased toy $13,800 over WOODBRIDGE — John Saxcr, knowing very well that Mr. Tru- last year's total figure for this de- who lives at the Circle Inn, Route WOpDBRIDGE man will feul-him up, anyway. partment. The increase here in- 25, informed Acting Desk Sgt. Jo- eluded a provision of $3,000 for seph Grady Tuesday that he lost the salary of a Township zoning Ms wallet containing approximate LUMBER 'CO, Argentine sources acknowledge officer. Such a position would b? ly $13, and social security cards, & BUILDING MATERIAL STOKE trade with Spain has shrunk. created if the commissioners were somewhere in Woodbridge proper. to adopt the proposed zoning code 437 Kahway Avenue Auto sales in 1950 expected to be *this fiscal year. $8,000,000 of radar landing units WoodbrMfee 8-0125 10 to 20 per cent lower than 1949. | In tile department of public ordered by Air Force. 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TELEPHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-2913 A-M.S 1S50 PAGE Neary Given Case Post Personal Property Levy jjulil Attain Keasbey Tigers • - Dentisl Purchases Crawl Jury Orders Plant Area Leased On Board of Adjustment Added, but At No Cost Likely to Take (Continued from Page 1> each of four and one-half rooms' .fiy'Container Corp* WOODBRIDG E—J. Lester . WOODBRIDGE—The Town- Top School Honors Install Officers Cop PromotionTpst and each located on u lot approx- Gar Fatalitv Probe Neary, New Dover Road, Colonia. ship tax books are back with the imately 60 by 100 feet, built by ttu was named a member of the Zon- County Board of Taxation, with- Exam Date Set for Feb.seller in this development. Recalls Witness*^ After 75,000 Sq. Ft. of Federal ing Board for a three-year term in the week allotted to assess Senior, Sophomore Win At Dinner Session The purchasers with addresses Township Taxpayers for personal 18 to Fill Vacancy of dwellings purchased are: Mr. Discrepancies Develop Property Here to Be at a meeting of the Township Com- taxes. High Recognition in mittee Monday. He will take the New Scholastic Ranking Mayor Creiner Inducts Due to Retirement and Mrs. Richard S. Dale, 8 Miko In Accident Testimony Used for Box Making place of Chester Case, Colonia. As far as could be determined, Road; Mr. and Mrs. Solon L. Lib- most of the taxpayers were as- New Slate Into Office WOODBRIDGE — Approx- erman, 27 Cressent Road; Harold |. . WOODBRIDGE — The Admiral Township Republican leader, who sessed an additional $200 and WOODBRIDGE — Dr. John P. R. Ellison, 23 Crescent Road; Mr. NEW BRUNSWICK—Displeased I• Container Corporation has leased served as chairman of the Board. Lozo. principal at Woodbridge Monday at Qiibrooms imately 18 patrolmen are expected and Mrs. Nereno Povolo, 450 Oldwith conflicting testimony present- ' since each taxpayer is permit- to take the Civil Servicte Examina- ed by witnesses to substantiate K ! 75.000" square feet of the building Keappoihted to the board for ted &100 exemption it means High School, announces the hon- KEASBEY—Mayor August P. Post Road; Mr. and Mrs. John R. j formerly occupied by the Federal another three-year term was Wil- tion for the post of sergeant on Walker, 12 Miko Koad; Mr. anicharge of death by automobile nothing to the Township but a or roll for the last marking period Greiner served as installing officer' Saturday, February 18. The ex- against Stanley Tommik, Carfcem, i Seaboard Terra Gotta Corporation lard Dunham, a building contrac- lot of extra work. at the installation of officers of Mrs*. Keith R. Ari'Ojo, 18 Miko I "at the intersection of Pulton tor with business offices in Fords. as .follows: amination will" be held in the Road; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. the Grand Jury, Friday, reflnestpd !\J3treet and Cutter's Lane, it wasMr. Dunham recently built a new However, Township officials the Keasi3ey Tigers Social Club, Township Committee meeting further investigation. indicated that ,next year real High Honors: Robert Hess, se- held Monday night at the cHtb- room in the Memorial Municipal Dean Jr., 464 Old Post Road; Mr. ^announced tiiis week." home on Ellersley -Avenue, Menlo nior, and Peter Juhl, sophomore. and Mrs. William 8. Doyle, 448 The witnesses who were- ques- : Park, Raritan Township, and now estate owners and rent payers rooms in the Keasbey Loop. Building. •«. The firm, which manufactures alike will be assessed equitably. Regular honors: Seniors, Marcia Old Post Road: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- tioned by Prosecutor Matthew P. -corrugated- paper products, has Eiresides there. The new slate includes: .Gabriel A vacancy has existed since a eft Neilson. 22 John Street; Mr. Melko were ordered to return at : jO-year lease on the property and Ceremsak, Marie De Marino, Mar- Sipos, president; Joseph Soos, vice year ago last August, when Desk and Mrs. George A. "Ellis, 10 Miko garet Lab'toancz, Lillian Leithner. 1 the next Grand Jury session in ifilans to make extensive improve- president; John Sipos, -treasurer; Sgt. Carl Sunfiquist, Fords, re- Road; Mi , and Mrs. Charles L. March, when the complaint will TO IMPROVE ROAD Brotherhood to Observe Marcia Rosen'blum, Jean Scully, John P. Meszaros, secretary; Val- jnents", including the installation of Shirley Slivka, Arlene Smalley. signed. Efforts on the part of Po-Pidcoe, 440 Old Post Road;' Mr. be given a preferential -place on Special machinery vised in the op- WOODBRIDGE—The Middlesex Annual Boy Scout Night entine Leitner, sergeant-at-arms; lice Chief George E, Keating and and Mrs. Walter S. Wrohel, 19 the jury's list of cases. County Board of Freeholders noti- Thomas Van Decker, Bruce Van Stephen Docs, trustee for three Police Commissioner John Bergen John Street; Mr. and Mrs. Richard eration of the business. When op- Ness, Joan Yunker. 1 The defendant was driving his erating fully, the plant will em- fied the Township Committee WOODBRIDGE —Boy Scout years . to get the Civil Service Commis- W. Bidtile, 22 Idleild-w Road; MY. Tuesday that it has included iii Juniqrs: Kenneth Anderson. ear on Roiite 25, near Flood Street, ploy approximately 120 persons. Night will be observed February The new president named the sion to set an earlier date for theand Mrs. Warren H. Baker, 33 Woodbridge, at 2:40 A. M., on De- its 1950 work, program repairs to 15 by the Men's Brotherhood of Phyllis Bagdi, Lois Behrir.ger, Ida (following standing committees for examination: -were of no avail. Creseem Road: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Vincent Ui-qiihavdt, assistant the road shoulders on Avenel the First Presbyterian Church at Bertolozzi, Barbara Chepey, Ste- cember 18, when it struck a catch vice president and general mana- the year: Building'fund, Mr. DOCS Meanwhile, patrolmen have been art. A. Lund, 35 Crescent Road; basin, catapulting Francis Lukach, Street, 'between Rahway Avenue its regular dinner-meeting at thephen Dancses, Jean Dudik, Janet and Mr. Leitner, co-chairman; serving as-acting desk seregants, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Rivers ger of the firm; will toe in charge and George Street. Cornmitteeman church. Pofrich, Betty Ann Greiner, Cata- 24, 55 Grant Streat, Carteret, a of the .Wood-bridge plant. He was John Deryn, Altaert~Fisco, Andrew taking the responsibility that goes Idlewild Road. passenger in Tomczuk's car, to tha George Mroz commented that "this Chester Case, Colonia, chairman erine Hansen, Barbara Harned. Paloti, Frank Edlye. with the job without any additional formerly general manager of theis good news to Avenel residents." William Hillyer, Jack Hutchins. concrete pavement. Lukach was re- Saint Joe Paper Company in Hae- of the Northern District, Raritan Membership', J. Sipos, Mr. Soos, pay. moved to the Perth Amboy Gener- Council, Boy Scouts, will be theConstance Kadingo, Donald Male:, "kensak. ed paper products and .containers Sara Jane Peterson, Lynn; .Sun- Alex Egi'i, Frank; Payti, Arthur According to. the Civil Service Teachers" Union Plans al Hospital, where he died. Tom- [ guest speaker. A skit will be pre- Krilla: fi.ns.nce, Mr. Krilla, Mr. •rules, veterans do not receive any czuk was arrested and later or- . The Admiral covp&ration'd pri'.i- will be Northern New Jersey and sented 'by Troop 33 which is spon- shine. . :. Card Party, Feb. 16th :-eipal market area for its comigat- New York City. Sophomores: Ruth Brady,.Don- Payti, Mr. Docs. :extra points for an examination dered to await action by the Grand sored by the church. Hospitality, Louis Banko, Mr. for promotion as they-do for ap- Jury. ald Dauda, Joan Tatrka, Geraldine pointment to the force. The • only WOODBRIDGE —The Wood- Kovacs, Stex'e Kovacs, Mary Ann Egri, Michael Kovalik^purchasing, bridge Township Federation of Mr. Melko said there was a dis- J.Sipos and Mr. Soos; publicity, advantage- they have is that "they crepancy in the testimony pre- STREET NAMES CONFUSED Kukowski, Dorothy Poeik, Patrick.. hold their place." In -other words, Teachers will sponsor a benefit Potter. health and welfare, Mr. Meszaros: card party Thursday, February 16 sented -to the Grand Jury by the WOODBRIDGE—In a commu- custodian, John Egri. if a-veteran'finishes at,the top of nication to the Township Com- Freshmen: Donna Addicott. the list, he must be appointed. 8 P. M., at Koos Brothers, Railway. witnesses concerning the distan *e mittee, the Fords Lions Club sug- Mercedes Boss, Clara Briehze, Mi- he finishes second, the appoint- Proceeds will be turned over to traveled by the car before it was 6 CYL. TUDOR SEDAN gested a survey of all the streets chael Estok, Leonore Franfcel, Vir- ASK ROAD REPAIRS ment must be made from the first the Scholarship Fund. brought to a stop by the- driver. in the area to correct the confus- ginia Frazen, Henrietta Grunzig, WOODBRIDGE — A petition, two. If the first-three top men are Othei> witnesses were vague in Shirley Gursaly, Emil Hozeny, U. S. Olympic heads to press bids their testimony, which prompted ing situation caused by duplica- asking for immediate repairs to not veterans, the committee m for "amateur" ice hockey. tion of names. Ruth Hrdlicka, Lawrence Larsen, Wood Avenue, between Oak Tree making the appointment may se- continuation of, the investigation. Ruth Lewoe, Marjorie Loskie, Mar- Road and Inman Avenue, was lect any of the~ first three. garet Lucas, Kelvin MpLellan, The eligibility, list that will re- German Communists push Rosemary Nork, Mary Lou Stock- received by the Township Com- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY fensive against Allies in Ruhr. mittee Tuesday. The - petition, sult from thei examination will re- • 'J8P man. which described conditions as main good for two years should any LOW DOWN PAYMENT — 36 MONTHS TO PAY "deplorable," was referred to theadditional vacancies occur in the Public Works Committee. j rank of sergeant. ECA Mission prods West Ger- Pan American's Latin air traffic WHY COOK? many to raise output of food. doubles Atlantic travel. i 442 SMITH STREET P. A. 4-3500 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ^%en You Can Take "EVERYBODY'S SWEETHEART!" OPEN EVENINGS Our Famous: . Home one of our THREE ROOMS "OP BEAUTIFUL, BRAND NEW FtTRNITTTRE PLUS Roast Stuffed Your Choice Of: ,8 CHRISTENSEN'S , | .• 1950 PHILCO TELEVISION SET 95 950 « A NEW 1950 AUTOMATIC WASHER. 'THE FRIENDLY STORE" $ . . _____—_____ ^ ® A GUARANTEED G>E. REFRIGERATOR. We announce, with pleasure, the appointment of x -$1.89 \WITHNO MONEY DOWN Mr."M. Meehan of Fords, to assume charge of our shoe $ Complete Line of And only $2.79 weekly! department. Mr. Meehan, >J AND LOOK WHAT YOU GET! DELICATESSEN 15 Pc. LIVING ROOM GROUPING for a number of years an -"x Including- Chicken Livers and Salads A BRSiuiful, lTr>hivlM(t.ved M'f. Suite -Wllli AS) Affessori^B! ONLY §125 COMPLETE expert shoe fitter, was for- ^ Payments $1.25 Weekly! • , merly associated with ^ Baked Hickory Smoked Hams 11 Pc. BEDROOM GROUPING From 8 lbs. and "lip TO TAKE OUT 3-Pc. M.MiiTn W:ilimt Kr-ilr'Mim SnHe Wfi li A11 Tlip Trlminln'?! Gluck's Shoe Shop and ^ ONLY SI25 COMPLETE Uchiii's Boston Shoe Store | Payments §1.25 Weekly! Gl Pe. KITCHEN OUTFIT of New Brunswick. .^nlj.l Gill-; LUiir-i If-, with SiH'«rviflr«! anil Pi':hPS .ONLY.$29 COMPLETE Mr. Meehan is especially RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN Payments 2!Je Weekly! "Where Cooking Is an Art and Eating- a Pleasure" And Dozens of Other Outfits to Select From qualified lo give careful FREE STORAGE — FREE DELIVERY mmm. attention to infants and J. MILLER, Proj). 225 SMITH STREET ' P. A, 4-2492 SURPRISE STORE Tasting is believing! Yes, ladies, when children and we can as- Next to Railroad Station . 7-11 FRONT STREET, KEYPOPvT, N. J. Keyport you taste any Flagstaff product—you'll sure all our patrons a very STOIIE Hot US: HO\., TIMS. A\D THUHS., 9 A. M. TO It p. i»f WKII.. KH1. * S.tT.. !» A, M. TO !i I1. >1. see for yoWself that Flagstaff insists satisfactory service toward ^^^ "Veis only; mnri-vot.K need only a .small nMi<. on the best and nothing but the best— aiding in foot comfort. because only tfte pick of the crop can be packed under the proud Flagstaff Flowers label. Yet," you pay no more for Flag- Make the staff quality than for t£*e ordinary kind! Loveliest Valentine

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Y,, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.a short talk on current books at SEWAREN — Announcement of of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giacobtoe, controlling the traffic in Sewaren Street, whose birthday they cele- H. D. Clark, Cliff Road. the last meeting of the Sewaren the engagement of Miss Charlotte Florence Avenue. On Wednesday, •w&s the main topic of discussion brated. —Mrs. Harry Halsey, Mrs. Ben- History.Club, at the home of Mrs. their daughter, Ann, celebrated jamin Wickes and her daughter, S. J. Henry, West Avenue. Edna Archer, daughter of Mrs. W. her 20th birthday, with the follow- at the meeting of the Sewaren Plans were made to attend the D. Archer, 420 East Avenue, and Civic Association in the auditorium New York stage play, "Texas little Miss Patricia Ann Wickes, and Donations were made to the Boy ing guests: The Misses Orchidea Darling" February 22. Mrs. Rose Godfrey attended two Scout drive 3nd the Vinelancl Re- the late Mr. Archer, to Martin Lanutano, N. Y.; Margaret Irvtos, of the Sewaren school, Monday. Charles Dittemer, son of Mr. and The club feels there is too much Miss Barbara Johnson was .'. radio performances, "The Arthur search Foundation. Englewood; Joan teddy and Paul- speeding and disregard to traffic guest. Others present., were the Godfrey Show" and "Ladies Be Co-hostesses were Mrs. Alex Ur - Mrs. C. W. Dittemer,. 905 Hampden ine Doinzal, Red Bank; Mary Anil regulations by . motorists using j Misses Arlene Venerus, Roselyii Seated" in New York Monday. ban and Mrs. M. J. Jankowski. Street, Linden, has been made by Humphreys, Hackensack; Made- West, Woodbridge and Sexvaren Scrogmolo, Mae O'Donnell, Jean —Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray Mrs. Archer. line Kondas, Port fteadinr, Claire Thergesen and Mildred Magyiski. and daughter, .Patricia, visited in Palmese, Montclair; Joseph Aver- avenues. A resolution was passe J Dover Saturday. Miss 'Archer attended Wood- requesting' that some device for Mrs. Casey Hostess bridge schools and is a graduate so, Lodi, all classmates of Miss EXTEND POLIO DRIVE —Mrs. H. D. Clark entertained Giacobbe at McDowell School of controlling- speeding" be used at the Monday evening at a personal of the ABS Business Schools. She Sewaren Avenue-Wood'bririge Ave • SEWAREN—Mrs. ~L a wr ence To Friends at Cards is employed by the Better Brush Fashion Designing, N. Y. Also presr Ryan, Brewster Place, chairman of shower honoring Miss Dorothy Company, Palmer, Mass. Dittemei ent were Mr. and Mrs. J. h. nue intersection. the Sewaren March of Dimes cam- j Briggs, Woodbridge, who will bs SEWAREN—Mrs. Francis Casev, Central Avenue, entertained at attended Linden schools and was Palmese, Monfcclair; Miss Joan Another resolution, requesting paign, lias announced that the i married Saturday to Ralph R. graduated from the Casey Jones the Township to assign a traffic drive has been extended to Febru- | Rarikin in the First Presbyterian cards at her home. Dudar, Railway; Antonette Tritaa. High scores were made by Mrs.School of Aeronautics, Newark. He- Roselle; Mr. and Mrs. GiacoWbc Officer to duty on West and Wood- ary 15. The i-3tums from the dime Church, Woodbridge. served in the U. S. Navy and ss bridge avenues during- the heavy holders to date have been disap- Joseph Ballca and Mrs. Thomas and children, Ray, Anthony and Mac William. now engaged in the trucking busi- Angeline. traffic hours, was passed. pointing and Mrs. Ryan feels that Rerfiedy ness. . '•• , - Three trustees were elected to many peopla have intended to.con- Mary: Quick, wake up, Sue! Ii Others present were Mrs. James On Sunday, Ray Giacobbo cele- the board: Albert "A. Discavage, tribute but did not realize that heard a mouse squeak. I Cotter. Mrs. James Kazimir, Mrs. brated his 21st birthday. Present Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and John J. these contributions should be Sue: What do you expect me to Arnold Leone and Mrs. Joseph Gen. H. H. Arnold sees air armies > Fedor. were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biscardi Dcmling. made this week, if possible. do, get up and oil it? in key role in future wars. and daughter, Angeline, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Giacobbe, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ravo, Harry Einhom, Miss Margaret Cromwell, Rahway; Miss Lorraine Akalewicz, Carteret: Mr.s. Stephen Danches and daughter, Arlene, and the Giacobbe family, Colonia. Television Joseph Koncz, of General Appliances, Main Street, left, is shown Dog Team presenting an 11-eubic-foot Frigidaire to Legionnaires for use in Jim: Why do you call your dog: the new Legion Home now in. the finishing- stages. At right are Baseball? Russell Deppe, chairman of the Building- Committee of Woodbridge John: He catches flies, chases Post, American Legion, and William Brabyn, Commander. fowls, and runs for home when lie sees the catcher coming'. "BABY BOND" PAYOFF NEW RESERVE CORPS PLAJNT The Government this, year faces The Army has announced a new the first billion dollar payoff on the reserve corps program to replace a small-size savings bonds it has program begun in'1945 that called been selling since 1935. Treasury for 1,000,000 organized reserves, officials declare, however, • that but had produced only 250.000 up paying off the fully matured bonds to last November 30. The new plan won't be any great problem, -o.s is designed to turn out more current-sales are. running so much trained fighting men at less cost higher than cash-ins of unmatured to the Government, costing an es- bonds that the net intake has been timated $153,000,000 annually, as covering most payments on bonds •*., compared to the $369,000,000 esti- fora LOAN! that have been held the full ten mated for the organization set up GET THE AMOUNT years. at the end of the war. YOU NEED FROM $25 to $500 . -.• -Buy at the Meat Plant- IN RECORD TIME! Call Mr. Brooks BONELESS WO. 8-1848 Pot Roast ib. 49c VETERANS get your insurance refund Country Style Milk Fed now! We'll advance what , SLAB BACON .,.. lb. 34c FANCY FOWL 1b. 29c you need till your G.I. LAMB STEW .... lb. 14c BREAST OF VEAL 11). 23c check arrives — repay it then, or in 12 to 20 months. ZUMAN ABATTOIR 87 MAIN STREET 2rtrl Floor \Ar. 731 Oak Tree Road, One Mile Past Iselin Center Open Daily 8 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. I Saturday 8 A. 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Friends Attend . Sewing Bees Give Party Lions Club Sets Date 'Package Party9 . On Member's Birthday As Keasbey Tigers Install Mew Officers PTA Makes Plans For Big Charity Shoti) Pre-Brldal Party FOEDS—At the meeting of the j For March Bazaar FORDS—The. Lions Club of Planned by Circle Jolly Sewing Bees, the birthday -4. Fords have set February 23 as , FORDS—Miss Anna Walter,,) of Mrs. Michael Huzar, 131 Easton KEASBEY—At a.meeting of,the the date for its annual Charity 380 Ford Avenue, was guest of Avenue, New Brunswick, was cele- PTA of Keasbey School, plans were Show, to be presented in the Lutheran Group Gives honor at a shower held at her brated. completed for a bazaar March: 3, Fords Playhouse. Donations to TVo home. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Members and guests present with Mrs. Christine Nagy as chair- Stephen. A. Frost and Martin Chapter, Mrs. Harold Osbome"' were: Mrs. C. E. Mbhok, Mrs. D man. :: Weiss are co-chairmen of the Worthy Church Causes Fords, and Mrs. Domiiiick Asrrista, jA i Mehok, Mrs. Bay Pocsik, Mrs Assisting- on : the general com- show. Tickets may be procured frqin any member of the club or FORDS—Plans were completsd South Plainfield. Helen Herochick. Mrs. I. J. Toth. mittee are Mrs. George- K6v»k,- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kova-cs, Grace Mrs. Rose Nagy, Mrs. Jean Jej&sii- at the door the night of the for tiie Package Party to toe held Guests were: Mrs. Dominicfe. Di- show. Monday, February 20, at 8 P. M. in Scuillo. Keyport; Mrs. Raymond Kovacs, Gene Antol, Mrs. A. .T. -ki and Mrs. Emma Foldi, andr'n Kovacs of1 Ford. Mrs. Frances Pav- charge of "hospitality Mrs. Eliza- the church hall, at the meeting ol" Peterson, Mrs. Harry Zander, Mrs. the Priscilla Missionary Cta% bl Elizabeth Knodel. Mrs. Robert ticka, Mrs. Roce Melvin of Perth beth Dolhai, Mrs. Edan Bsrenyi Amboy. and Florence Ludwig. Mrs. and Mis. .Margaret.Bychlicki. ' Eleanor Panek Engaged Our Redeemer Evangelical Luther- Riley Sr., Mrs. Thomas Stevens, an Church, on Monday nigh:. Mrs. Joseph Pry. Mrs. Anna Se- E. T. Szabad and Michael Huzar Members will attend a. television To Michael Volesko, Jr. of New-^Brunswick Members of the circle and their guins, Mrs. William Walters. show February 18 in- New York friends are welcome to attend. Fords. City. A $5 donation was voted to FORDS — Announcement has the March of Dimes drive. been made of the engagement «f Miss Bodil Skov led the discus- Mrs. Albert Walter. Mrs. Steven Funeral Services Held The attendance prize was wonMiss Eleanor Panek, daughter of sion on "Winning- Wonien for Nacry, Mrs. Walters and Mrs..Ma- by the second and third grades, Stephen Panek. Emmet Avenue, Serving Christ." rnier Walters, Keasbey: Miss Ethel For Mrs. Jennie Burich Contributions were made to the Walters, Westfield; Mrs. Marie viiss Elsie Wittneberg, teacher, and and the late Mrs. Panek, to Mi- HOPELAWN—Funeral services the dark horse prize was -won' br chael Volesko Jr., son of Michael Lutheran Hour in memory of Dr. Sfcephano. Hopelawn; Mrs. Charles Walter A. Maier and to the Mis- Fe-rraro, Mrs. James Riley and Mrs. for Mrs. Jennie Barich. 32 Mary Mrs. Vivian Nagy. Volesko, B-ayohne. Street, were held at the E. J. Mul Hostesses for the next meeting Miss Panek is a graduate ol sion to India. Henrietta Adams, Perth Amboy. Hospitality was to charge of Mrs. Jen Funeral Home, Perth Amboy: will be Mrs. Julia Rosmos, Mrs. Woodbridge High School. Voleskr., Miss Florence Stanton and Mrs. and at the Holy Spirit churen. Berenyi. Mrs. Kovak and Mrs. a graduate of Bayonne High James Rennie, Mrs. Charles Blan- Russel Stanton, South Amboy, where a mass of requiem -was of- Ryehlieki. School, is employed by H. S. But- chard, Mrs. Louis Varanay and Mrs. John Murk. Mrs. Soren Jen- fered. Rev. John C. Reise was th;; ler Company in Union. Miss Ann Wedell. Tlie^ext meet- sen and Mrs. Frank Illuzzio, Me- celebrant.. Burial was in St. Jo- ing will be held March 6 "at 8 F."M. Mayer August F. Greiner again had the pleas- John P. Meszaros, secretary; Mayor Greiner. Ga- tuchen; Mrs. Kenneth M'urk/Se- seph's Cemetery, Rossville, S. I. briel Sipos Jr., president; Louis Banl^o, retiring Guild Drive to Open in the church hall. waren; Mrs. Theresa Mosretta, The pallbearers were Peter and ure of installing recently elected officers of the president; John Sipos, treasurer: Joseph Soos, Irene Kopko to Marry Bound Brook; Mrs. Domiiiick Di- Frank' Barich, Cortland, and Wil- Keasbey Tigers Social Club Monday night at club vice president; Valentine Leitner, sergeant-at- Sunday in Fords Parish Canto. Mrs. Anthony DiCahto, Fords Man Tomorrow Tivo ISew Members Join ford Buckalaw. Michael Szabo and headquarters, Keasbey Loop. Left to right are arms and Stephe Docs, trustee., FORDS—The annual drive for Misses Dorothy and Nettie DiCinto George Ruslier. ; and Mrs. John DiCanto, South membership, in the Mt. Carmel •HOPELAWN—Miss Irene Kop- Warren Association Plainfield. Exempts Name Dambach TO MARK FOUNDERS DAY Sub-Junors to Hold Guild will start this" Sunday, at ko; 17 Howard Street, was guest ol HOSTS SUNDAY FORDS — Ac the meeting . of Our Lady of Peace Church. Mem- honor at a surprise shower given f FORDS—Louis and Jerry : . FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Benja- Head of Hospitality School No. 14 PTA, Wednesday, Food Sale, Saturday bership is $1.00. by Mrsv M. J. Korczowski and Mrs. pak were welcomed into member- ship of the William J, Warren As • Final Rites are Meld min Sunshine, 40 ' Maxwell Ave- February 15, in the school audi- The money, collected from this Mi J. Esposito and held at the nue, entertained at their home on KEASBEY — William Dambach torium. Founders' Day FORDS—The Sub-Junior Wom- drive is given to the four Sisters, Korczowski home,. Howard Street. sociation at its meeting held MJon- For Mrs. Mary Bodnar Sunday. Guests-were Mr. and Mrs. \vas appointed hospitality chair- will be featured. A reading by Mrs. en's Club will hold a food sale in nurses who live at the Convent,on Daughter of the Mr. and Mrs| .day night to Rader's Hall, Hope- Louis- Liss,',Mr. and Mrs. Edward man at the meeting of the United Leslie Warren, also movies—Park- the library on Saturday, starting Strawberry-Hill in Woodbridge and Michael Kopko, Miss Kopko will toelawn. ' • FORDS—Mrs. Mary Bodnaf, Mendelow" and chillren, Judith Exempt Firemen of Fords, Hope- ways of New Jersey and The Study at IP. M. who are on duty-at..all'times,-for- married to Stephen Hedges, son R. Richard Krauss spoke on th I, August F. Ore-iner, Mayor of the But real religion is perhaps the ; For Your 163, post rooms, 3 P. M. Township of Woodbridge do hereby order that the week begin- greatest factor for goodness ami progress in the world. . MARCH ning: February 13, 1^50, be observed in the Township of Wood- All of us know that there Is 1—Bazaar and Food Sale—Keasbey PTA in ICeasbey School. bridge as American Heart Week. I further'call upon schools, Valentine some kind of God or the world 3—Meeting United Exempt Firemen, Fords, Hopelawn and " churches, scientific bodies, civic associations, business establish- wouldn't bs. We may not under- keasbey, in Keasbey Firehouse at 3 P. M. stand the details of our creation 6—Card Party—Mothers' Club of Troop 52, BSA, ab the home ments, and other organizations-and the people of. the Township GIFTS-CARDS but those of us who have faith of Mrs. Arthur H. Fedderson, 32 Man Avenue, at S P. M. of Woodbrldge= generally, to obsefte this American Heart Week in a Creator know that this 6—Mfeeting Priscilla Missionary Circle of Our Redeemer Evan- faith can truly "move mountains." gelical Lutheran. Church at 8 P. M. in chm'Ch hall, with appropriate activities. .6—Meeting- William J. "Warren Association, Liberty Hall, King Things that seem impossible '"' : AUGUST*'. GItEINEK, without it become quite simple if Georges Road, Fords, at 8 P. M. GRAHMANN'S 7—Meeting Fords American Legion, Post 163, in Legion rooms STORES we believe. . • .; •'•-.- Mayor, 55S NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. So give your child this oppor- at 8 P.M. • ATTEST: B..J.-DHJM6AN, - • • WOODBRIDGE - FORDS 10—Social-—Fords American Legion, Post 163, in St. Nicholas' (Nest to Fords Playhouse) tunity of growing up in a church. TownsMp Clerk.". . . FORDS, N. J. PA-4-3396 HOPELAWN AT PINBLLI'S HATS The church will teach her the dif- Church Auditorium, Second Street, Fords, 8 P. M. ference between right and worrig ^Editorial > AGAIN, AGAIN AND AGAIN! Opinions of -Others

POLICY VS. POLITICS ers of Republicanism if they only A Good frick^If You Can Do It! We are glad to see that the knew for sure where the GOP sober Republican Party leaders wanted to go. The County; Board of Taxation, while values are going to be plucked put of the are not demanding Dean Ache- You can't beat somebody with son's resignation. Apparently it nobody and you can't beat a posi- attempting Jo serve a virtuous and neces- air on some arbitrary basis which, can only is only the more extreme oppo- tive program with no program, or sitous purpose, evidently expects: Wood- be eminently unfair and unreasonable. It nents of the administration's for- with a confused program. The bridge Township's • parktiitte three-mem- should be understood that wei are thor^ eign policy who ' are ready to GOP should know that after 1948. -withhold funds from the State The American people won't be ber Board of Assessors to be. something pughly In-fav.pr of taxes on personalty, Department, because he refuses satisfied with slogans. akin to miraele men when it orders the provided the basis of taxation is uniform, to: desert a friend who is in . No one expects every Republi- trouble: can leader to agree on every de- job of adding personal property assess- is scrupulously applied to all regardless of Mr. Acheson may legitimately tail of a statement of principles. ments to the jocal tax rolls be completed fear or favor, and then is collected. Per- be questioned on whatever share The Ameilean party system does- in the brief span of one week. . sonal taxes on both "industry and business he had in mistakes made at n't work that way.. But the voters Yalta. He can understandably be . can expect such an area of agree- : The very unfortuii^e aspect of this ulti- enterprises now are the exception rather asked to oppose Russia more suc- ment on basic principles and cessfully. But he should not ba matum is that the work will te done in the than the rule, and the manner in which fired because he wishes to main- major problems of the day as to allotted time-^but hb^? It is patently im- they are computed is a mystery whose solu- tain toward a fellow man an at- assure a definite course of action titude Jesus recommended. Algrr to case the Republicans are en- possible, as any te|tsoiiable and practical tion will require the accumulated knowl- Hiss has been convicted of per- trusted with national leadership. observer wojild admit, to accomplish this edge of the ages. -. jury under conditions which in- Milwaukee Journal. important task in anything like a week or dicate that the jury believed him 1 The County Board of Taxation, -we be- guilty of supplying State Depart- POLITICAL PARTIES anything like many,-wee|sir-unless, that is, lieve, is trying to accomplish something we ment documents to the Russians. FAR FROM MERGER . it is to be done with- utter irresponsibility in WoGdbridge Township have' been too Mr. Acheson has hot tried to jus- Latest reports from the south tify any such conduct. He' has not tre that the so-called Diixiecrats and complete iac& £:0f, -fairness.; This, of stupid and too afraid to accomplish by our- questioned the verdict, which are as cool as ever to talk of.a- course, is-the way assessiriettts have been selves. We cannot agree, however, that such merits respect as the law's judg- merger with . the Republican made for years on real property and it may ment so far in this case. He sim- Party. The move has been urged a vitally important job can be done as it ple refuses to turn his back on by some men on the ground the be that the Qounty,; Bfard ;of Taxation needs to be done in the short space of time a friend. , : two groups have much in com- places a; mueli, M^^ ?^alue; on consistency afforded. It -may be.':that this is the way This, it seems to us, is very mon. than would #e.;'••v-s-.J:"--'fl:- v.~''••' ,'/• • ': .'' different from President Tru- It's an old story that both ma- such things are smarted and that puriflea- man's insistence on keeping in jor parties are hodge-podges of For our pa^yi^:^n|^it.:s^eiipw the per- tion and refinement can come later. We high government" positions men conservative and liberal elements. sonal property; in |fe^tihous&nds of Town- just can't become top: enthusiastic,i ligwv like Edward.Pauley and General.. Periodically we. are told that all Vaughan simply out' of person?! conservatives ought to be herded ship homes; indii|ttles ^aJtid -places of busi- ever, over the likelihood of more ineqijities liking. Do" Mr. Acheson's attack- into one tent and liberals into ness caii b<3 eg^lalily^^ineasurigd for, value being piled on those already-: existing on ers want to say that he is dis- another. Political alignments loyal? Will they make the same then would be much neater and and thus properly assessed in ;8 single week our tax rolls^-with nothing being done to charge against John Poster the voters would have a clearer —even if the assessors'forked full time, purge them- It may take a taxpayers' |e- Dulles, who gave Mir. Hiss his last Maybe we'll get to that some : : job. and against Supreme Court which they don^^s^a-re^t, tfeerefore,: the volt to do that.; ? "" . -.'. '"-^>' :'• - x~ ' choice at the polls, justices and others of high re- day but apparently we're a long pute who have been his friends? way off. The Dixiecrats hinted If any such doctrine of guilt bv that a whole new party with a Unemployment in Port Reading association had been applied dur- new label would have to be born ing the Teapot Dome scandals,, before they'd be even mildly in- With new jobs being created wherever will. Equipment, too, disappears regularly. the then Secretary of State, terested in merging. Charles E. Hughes, would have Despite their long string of re- and whenever the sUghlest exeuse for same A paid man would work nights and drive been attacked as a fellow cabinet verses in presidential elections, the truck as well as take eare of the equip- member with A. B. Fall. And if . can be established, and ofteii when it can't, the attack had succeeded, the the Republicans don't appear in ment."/V ••. . ,. . •• •"•• ; \ ;-•;. \]' , ]]:: •" any mood to yield their identity it is not surprising tha| the Board of Fire the;. Capitol Dome enemies of Mr. Hughes's foreign to a new party. The same prob- Commissioners inPorVliead|ng is offering Well, voters of Port Reading,, there you policy, would have changed it. lem of ancient loyalties and dis- : This may be fair tactics under a referehduni to the Ypters;'e>n the question have it. The equipment, says Mr. KaPrile, the loose rules of politics. But it trusts crop up wherever a new of adding a pUid;j|r^m|iii;li^that district. is not araiiing policy on its mer- alignment would force a change is unprotected. Has this frightful: condition TRENl'ON. — Reputolican As- publicans, but the system in vogue ruary 22, 1861 while on his way its. It is playing politics with in party patterns. This offer, presim^ab^, is in^ just developed within the past.year, or has semblymen represe-nt 2,685,000 does not work that way. In the to Washington to be inaugurated. policy—a . dangerous business, American geography and his- it just come to light "since: the fire appara- residents of New Jersey while the Senate, for instance, any four Re- The light fingered gentry of particularly in the field of foreign tory seem to be ranged against of an alternativeine|*tQd of spending some democratic lawmakers in the publican Senators can block ac- the day did exceedingly well too policv. The Christian Science logic,on this issue. And so both of the taxpayers* 'ffloney,"which. was de- tus referendum was vehemently assaulted lowei' bi-anch of the Legislature tion on bills, although seventeen as huge crowds watched the Lin- Monitor. big parties will probably keep on represent 1,475,159 residents, ac- votes are available for passage if coln entourage move through the being what they have been— feated in thei ejection :a year ago. Then, the by Sn aroused electorate a year ago, and cording to a county-by-coiinty catch-alls that try to be all things the bill could reach the floor. center of Trenton to the Stats 1 Board had the bfipiai^t idea of; purchasing, left to die? He doesn't state whether it is population count. With slight House. When the excitement was A REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY things to all men.—New' Brims- a new piece of 'S^xeqiiipment and while the Board's, intention: to put the proposed changes, the same ratio holds in TRUCKS: — Alarmed at the over, 29 persons reported to po- Chairman Gaterielson of the wick Home News. the State Senate. bad press which they are receiv- lice that their valuables and Republican national committee we are happy t6 kno'W: tha,!;, it has revised fire tnjck: driver: on a 24-hour tour of duty, is asking party leaders whether : But the system in vogue in the ing, truck interests in New Jer- money had been stolen. Federal economists says foreign downward, somewhat, the • amount of but if this isn't the intention\ how is. he sey are planning a statewide there should be a restatement of aid bolsters jobs in nation. Legislature today freezes the Elijah Jewell had from $60 to party principles preliminary to going ^o safeguard the eqiiipmjent •: from IJemocrats out of all plans de- drive against overloading, speed- money presently biirhing ••; a hole in its ing and gas tax evasion. $100 removed from his pockesa the 1950 congressional campaign. signed to promote the smooth while he had his hand on Lin- pocket, we must; say that the Reasons ad- being swiped, while he's off dutyf^rther- They were reassured last week The answer ought to be a re- RarStan Tranship operation at the lawmaking ma- coln's knee at the railroad depot. sounding "Yes." vanced in behalf of "the referendum are more, we wonder if the Boards has reported chinery. Prior to each session, when Attorney General Theodore A Mary Reynolds was relieved of D. Parsons said there would be a The party speaks with so many extremely thin. '".•• ', • "•. '-'/' • '" to the police an>"— election, apparently is in favor of the refer- gural message. The Governor crowds. On foreign affairs, Vanderberg Only one Democrat is appoint- pointed out thf1*"- "effective ac- The local newspaper said ''the and Taft are miles apart. Wherry THE BEACOH PUBLISHING CO endum, and this- is his view; of the urgency ' Prom here, it doesn't look quite so much ed - to each House and Senate Postoiliee Apal Government. ^ : / ';'}•• / • , ' •-. - officials. These advance the area, of home However, this year, the Demo- Robert H. Pike has announced Communists in the United States 1 rule even beyond that in earlier proposals. cratic Minority represented by that he is preparing legislation Supreme Court before consider- Under proposals $o^e;;m^oduced shortly 22- Assemblymen and 7 Senators, with enforcabl e provisions and ing the subject again. 1ST. in the Legislature,-lnfinielp$iMes adopting Provision for electing counciimen' by ward the underdogs, are.bristling for a heavy penalties for violations. If the United States Supreme or at large has been m^de. Both nonrparti- fight at each session. Republicans Indications are that the meas- Court fails to sustain the convic- one of the three hew ni^derri fptmsi of local continue to stand by their rules ure will be modeled after the Il- tions, of the top-notch Commun- government proposed byi -tli^, Coinrnission san and partisan elections are permitted without- flinching, thus giving the linois statue which resulted in ists on charges of trying to over- will be granted extelia^e powers of local with overlapping terms. And^ the size of the minority members a potent cam- over 30,000 arrests last year, and, throw the United States Govern- REAL ESTATE §.JN§!2£fi£s paign issue each November. more important in these days, ment by force, they will seek an self-government. ;>,;;-:/ \\ -:••••' • --• municipal council would be left to local The Republican rules have al- gave the State an extra $500,000 amendment to the State Consti- This will pehnit tep^I pfofeienis to be set- choice.. • . • •••' ""• '••• :.'.'• ••••'•/ : v ':; . ready been labeled unfair and in fines. (Continued on Page 8) Un-American by the Democrats tled locally, by the people jnb^tcbncerned-r^- Also, a municipaUty beeoming dissatis- in the Legislature. The minority LINCOLN VISI T—Pick- the officials and citizens ofttiefntinicipality fied with one of the hew. forms, could revert claims the people who elected pockets were abroad when Presi- itself. '•• '.. --A -:-;•;•' /••.;• ; :. to an old form—if the people wished. them are entitled to as much dent-Elect Abraham Lincoln paid representation in the legislative a visit to the New Jersey Legis- As the New Jersey Taxpayers Association In the true spirit of home* rule, it is en- halls as those who elected Re- lature at the State House on Feb- It's all right to admire your will power, points out, over the- year$ the Legislature tirely up to the citizens to decide if they. has passed a multitude of laws which re- want to adopt one of the new forms. Even strict the operation of our municipalities. then, after a period of trial,:they can dis- but it's safer to bank your savings These mandatory laws—-sOTcalled because continue it, if they wish. . GLAMOR GIRLS they dictate local regulations and spend- NEXT: Other Changes. You may be an exception. You may be able Russia Reintroduces Slavery to carry money in your pocket or purse and not spend it. But why test yourself? Espe- The Russian CJoverrunent has turned a nationals still confined inside the Soviet cially when you know your savings are deaf ear to the protests and pleas of other Union. These unfortunate persons make safer when banked in an INSURED com- nations whi^h seek to ascertain the fate of up a part of the vast horde of ''free labor" pound-interest account at the Woodbridge NATIONAL. Deposit your savings following hundreds of thousands of prisoners of war that the Russians are callously using. They each payday. Don't forget we're open Fri- still •unaccounted for more £han five years are slaves by the aecident of war but their day evenings, 4 to 6 o'clock, for those who after the end of the second World War. masters seem to be sternly resolved to make can't get to the bank between 9 A. M. and In the Far East, the United States has these unfortunate people serve their end, 2 P. M. during the week. requested information on the fate of 376,- regardless of their health or their death. 929 Japanese prisoners: still unaccounted We do not know what the eivilized na- Monday, February 13, will be observed as for. It has urged tile Sovjet Union tdpermit tions of the world can dp about the pris- a legal holiday by banks in New Jersey. an investigatiori -^i^-^f^iii fate by an inter- oners of war remaining to Russia. Never- 106 MAIN STREET national humanitarian organisation. theless, the fact that this unhappy horde In this country, persons of Hungarian exists should serve as an indication ot the descent assert that the ^jissians took some fate to be expected by any nation wtiich 600,000 men and women from |Eungary and permits the goviet Union to defeat it in that theBB still remain Mbfce^ than 200,000 war. The prolonged captivity of w^r pris- Hungarian iaen and woiien in; feussia and oners, as practiced by the Soviet, consti- in Siberia. These indiyi^iials are slaves of tutes a blot on civilization that is just as the worst type, ;. : : , black as that caused by the manner in The suspicion aliso (exists that there are whiph Hitler treated subjeet and alien J MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM thousands of fopner Gepnan soldiers and populations. "Stick to the night clubs. Don't EVER let him see you FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PAGE SIX TOWNSHIP AND BSACON in the daylight!" P.APJTAN TOTvNSHlF AND FOUDS TriWxSDAY, PEEnUATIT 9, 1930 PAGE SEVEN5

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plus interest and other, terms pro- cretion to reject any one or all bids bid, or bid above minimum, by the and sale Seed for said premises. E. Raymond Ring, Director of vi'ued for in contract of sale. and to sell said lots in said block Township Committee and the pay- to such bidder as it may select, due DATEiD: February Sth, 1H50 Institutional Farms, blames the . Take further notice that" at said 1 ment thereof"..liy*tne purchaser ac- Capitol Dome reg-ard being given to terms and B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. result on the extremely variable sale, or any date^to which it may cording to tlife -maifner of purchase To be advertised Februarv :>th. (Continued from Editorial Page) be adjourned, the" Township Com- manner of payment, in case one in accordance with terms of sale on or more minimum bids shall be re- file, the Township will deliver a bar- 1950, and February 16th. 1950, ut the weather, sometimes excessively mittee reserves the rig'ht in its dis- Fords Beacon. tution to carry out the intention wet and then dry. . cretion to reject any one or all bids ceived. gain and sale deed for said premises. and to sell said lot in said block Upon acceptance of the minimum DATED: Febrifary Sth, 1950. of the 1949 law. B. J. DU'NIGAN, Township Clerk. Refer to:, W-27 1 to such bidder as it may select, due bid, or bid above minimum, by the NOTICE OF" PUBLIC SALE FOR SAJuB Chief Justice Arthur I .. Van- regard being; given to terms anil Township Committee and the pay- To be advertised February 9th, Classified Advertising 1950, and February ICth, 1950, in the TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Raincoat Hood manner of payment, in' case one ment thereof by the purchaser ac- At a regular meeting' of the CLOVER LEAF .CEMETERY — Lot derbilt, who wrote the State Su- or more minimum bids shall be re- cording to the manner of purchase Fords Beacon; - - WOODBRiDGE PUBLISHING CO. One way of preventing the hood Township Committee of the Town- IS Green Street, Woodbrldge, N, J. 113, Graves 3 ' anil 4. Kosf-woml preme Court opinion declaring ceived. . in accordance with terms of sale on ship of W&odbrldge, held Tuesday section. Price 5100.00. C;ill Mrs. F. the loyalty oath law unconstitu- of your plastic raincoat from blow- file, the Township will-deliver a bar- Kefer to: 1V-2K, VV-528 February ith, 1950, I was directed Publishers* of Upon acceptance of the minimum gain and sale VIeed for said premises. Huetteman, Cranford 6-U279-.7. tional, claimed the Legislature is ing off in blustery rainy weather is hid, or bid above minimum, by the NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE to advertise the fact that on Tues- K'OODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT- 10-13 tf Township Committee and til epay- HATED: February Sth, 1950. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: day evening-, February 21st, 1950, not empowered by the State Con- to take a tip from the girl who 1 fastens the edge of her hood, to her ment thereof by the purchaser ac- B. J. DUNIGAN. Township Clerk. At a regular meeting sf the tile Township Committee will meot LEADER . ••'. - stitution to require oaths in ad- cording- to the manner of purchase To be advertised February 9th,. Township Committee of the Town- at S P. M. (EST), in the Committee CARTERET PRESS REAt, ESTATE FOR SA 1.13 dition to those set forth in it.forehead with a strip, of transpar- in accordance with terms of sale on 1950, and February lath, 1050, in the Iship of Woodbridge, held Tuesday, Chambers, Memorial Municipal ent cellophane tape. It stays put in tile, tiie Township will deliver a bar- Fords Beacon February 7th, 1950, I was directed Building-, Woodbridg'e, New Jersey, RAB2TAN- TOWNSHIP-FORDS However, he said, even though it gain and sale ded for said premises. to advertise the faot that on Tues- and expose and. sell at public sale a high wind and thr- tape is invisible. Refer to: W-ITU, W—'IO day evening', February lilst, 1950, and to the highest bidder according BEACON COLONIA is beyond the power to prescribe DATED: February Sth, 1950 to terms of sale on Hie with the B. .1. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. NOTICE Of rlBUC SALE the Township Committee will meet such oaths, State officers are TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: at S P. M. (EST) in the Committee Township Clerk open to inspection To be advertised February 9th. 1 and to be publicly read prior to sale THREE NEWSPAPERS, Exquisitely decorated huriH.iiii'.v, bound in their allegiance to the Quick Silver 1950, and February 16th, 19TJO, in the At a regular meeting of the Chambers, Memorial Municipal Township Committee of the Town- Building-, Woodbridg'e, New Jersey, Lot 3S-A (excepting Parcel 5-.1. 1 Time 15c per lino Six rooms and bath downstair*. State. Oregon has one of the only two Fords Beacon. ' ship of Woodbridee, held Tuesday, 1 State of N. ,J.) in Block 17B-C, on 1 Times _. 14c per lino and expose an'd sell at public sale the Woodbridg'e Township Assess- Complete apartment upstair;-. A res- United States producing quicksilver February 7th, l!>50. I was directed and to the highest bidder according 2 Times 13e per line. Iteier to: W-!H>, W-22U' to advertise the tact that on Tues- ment M'ap. 4 Times ..... 12c per line idential zone. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE to terms of sale on file with the CROPS:—Inmates of State in- day evening, February 21st, 19;>0, Township Clerk open to inspection TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: tile Townsiiip Committee will meet Take turther notice that the (YEARLY CONTRACT) " stitutions produced farm prod- 1 and to be publicly read prior to 300 lines—three papfers..ilc per line At a regular meeting of the at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Committee Township Committee has, by reso- _ George W. Miller, Realtor ucts valued at $1,529,263:93 LEGAL NOTICES Township Committee of the Town- Chambers, Memorial Municipal sale. Lots 1385 to 13S7 inclusive in lution and pursuant to law, fixed a (Minimum 'space charged—5 lines.) ship of Woodbridge held- Tuesday. Building:, Woodbridge, New'Jersey, Block 4-.I, on the Woodbridge Town- minimum price at which said lot Cl'ansre of copy allowed monthly. 124 Clturcli St., New Bruits. 2-0«<> during- ,the past summer season ship Assessment Map. in said block wilt be sold tog-ethei 25 letters to a line—five words. JteCer to: W-402 February 7th, 1950, I was. directed and expose and sell at public sale A Bj-er Bcrgliof Sales - Kali. T-rWSH despite the drought. •••..--. IVOTrCE OF PUBLIC SALE to advertise the fact that on Tues- ind to the highest bi^ler according Take furtner notice tnat the with all other details pertinent, said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: day evening, February 21st, 1950, co terms of sale on file with the Township Committee has, by reso- minimum price being- $500.00 plus Field, crops were valued at the Township Committee will meet Township Clerk open to inspection costs of preparing dee"d and adver • MISCBULAKEOIS POU SiAI.K • At a regular meeting of the lution and pursuant to law, fixed a Using- this sale. Said lot in said CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $225,234.34; fruits and vegetables Township Committee of the Town- at S P. M. CEST) in the Committee and to be publicly read prior to minimum price at which said lots payable in advance. Exceptions are sale, Lots BXS and 6!)0 in Block block, if sold on i-'erms. "Will require $385,306.41; dairy products $524,- ship of Woodbridg;e, htld Tuesday- Chambers, Memorial Municipal in said block will be sold tog-ether a down payment of £50.00. the bal- made for established accounts only. CORD WOOD SAW, VJ" blii'l.-, -'- February 7th, 1950, I was directed Building", "YS'oodbridg-e, New Jersey, 510-K, on the Woodbridg'e Township; with all other, details pertinent, said A.s^essment Map. ance ot. purchase "price to be paid irregular insertions will < b^ cylinder^ engine, nlli-r, tilting tn- 449.92; poi-k, $233,725.33.; poul- to advertise the fact that on Tues- and expose aim sell at public sale miinimum price 'beins $375.00 plus in equal monthly installments of charged for at the one-time rate. ble, skids, rebuilt. Phone Uahivuy try, $117,642.56 and miscellane- day evening, February 2ist, 1950, and to the highest bidder according Take further notice that tUe costs of preparing deed and adver- ?10.00 plus interest and other terms Ads ordered four times and 7-2357. .. !>-ii- ous $43,005.37. the Township Committee will meat to terms of'sale" on file with the Township Committee has. by rtj&o tising tliis sale. Said lots in said provided for in contract of sale. stopped before that time will be at S P. M. (EST), in the Committee Township Clerk open to inspection lution and pursuant to law, fixed a block, if sold on terms, will require eharg'ed for the actual number of Increased milk and egg pro-Chambers, Memorial Municipal and to be publicly read prior to minimum price at which said lots a down- payment of $38.00, the bal- Take furtner notice thai ai. saiC times the ad appeared, charging- at Building, Woodbriclge, New Jersey, sale, Lots 51 to 56 inclusive in Block in said block will be sold together ance of purchase price to be paid in sale, or any date to which it mav the rate earned. duction were offset by decrease be adjourned, the Township Com- and expose an'd' sell at public sale 34li-B, on the Woodbridg-e TTownship with all other details pertinent, said equal month]*- installments of. $10.00 The Woodbridg'e Publishing Co. ATTENTION PARBiSiTa—is wlmi.t and to the highest bidder according Assessment Map. minimum price being' SKHI.OU plus plus interest and other terms pro- mittee reserves the right in its dis to. beef, veal, pork and.poultry. cretion to reject anv one'or all bids reserves the rig-ht-to edit, revise or work a problem? Wm-oiii ljtn-.ir«. to terms of sale on file with the costs of preparing- deed and adver- vided for in contract of sale. reject all copy submitted, and "will Despite increases in the quantity Township Clerk open to inspection Take further notice Mat the tising this sale. Said lots in said and to sell said lot in said blf.c-k is tlie answer. Distributor, Krail .(. of asparagus, lima, beans, cab- Township Committee has, by reso- Take'further notice that at said to such bidder as it'niay select, due not be responsible for more than Hops, U9 Livingston .Avenue, .Wv,- and to be publicly read prior to block, if sold on terms, will require one incorrect insertion of any ad- sale, "Lot 1 in Block 1 7-'N, on the lution and pursuant to law, fixed a a down payment of Sin.00, the bal- sale, or any date to which it may reg-ard being given to terms and Brunswick, New Jersey. * •' bage, celery, onions, white pota- minimum price at which sraid lots be adjourned, tile Township Com- manner of 'payment, in case one oi vertisement. The co-operation of the i-D, 16, -i:;-. :;-_• Woodbridg'e Township Assessment ance of purchase price to be paid in advertisers will be appreciated. toes, spinach and turnips, de- Map. in sard block will be sold together equal monthly installments of $10.00 mittee reserves the right in its dis- more minimum bids shall be rp- creases in the quantity of string with all other details pertinent, said plus interest and other terms pro- cretion to reject any one or all bids ceived. CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED TO beans,; carrots, sweet corn, sweet Take further notice mat the minimum price being $150.00 plus vided for in contract of sale. ; and to sell said lots in said block Upon acceptance of the minimum »:."!O A. M. WEDNESDAY Autumn Gossip Township Committee has, by reso- costs of preparing^ deed and adver- to such bidder as it_ may select, due bid. or bid above minimum, by tie Pam: -when one tree is talking potatoes, and tomatoes pulled lution and pursuant to law, fixed a tising- this sale. Said lots in said Take furtner notice tftat at said ! reg-ard being" given to terms and Township Committee and the" pay- WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 block, if sold on terms, will require sale, or any date to --which it may manner pf payment, in case one ment thereof by the purchaser ac- to another tree, and still another down the total value of fruit and minimum price at which said lot be adjourned, the Township Com- cording- to the manner of purchase in said block will be sold together a down payment of ?15.00, the bal- or more minimum bids, shall be re- FOR SALE tree is listening in, what is -b vegetables to $27,933.86 less than with all other detai-ls pertinent, said ance of purchase price to be paid in mittee reserves the right in its dis- ceived. in accordance with : terms of sale a year ago. minimum price being- $100.00 plus equal monthly installments of $10.00 cretion to reject ahv one or all hide Upon acceptance of the minimum on file, the Township will deliver called? • , and to sell said lots in said block a bargain and sale deed for said LOT FOR SALE—Across from the costs of preparing- deed and adver- plus interest and other terms pro- to such bidder as it may select, due j bid, or bid above minimum, by the premises. In the canneries of the institu-: tising- this sale. Said lot in said vi'ded for in contract of sale. Township Committee and the pay- Sewaren Avenue School, off Wood- Anne: regard being- given to terms and I DATED: February 'Sth, 1950 bridge Avenue, 50'x 125'. Has sewer, tions, 450,000 gallons of, these block, if sold on terms, will require Take further notice that at said manner of payment, in case one ment thereof bj the purchaser ac- B. J. DpNIGAN, Township Clerk. P?im: ^eavesdropping a down payment of $15.00, the bal- sale, or any date to which it may cording- to the manner of purchase water, gas, electric. Asking- price or more minimum bids shall be re- To be. advertised February 9th, $800. Robert Fullerton, 507 Middle- products were processed, or 20,-ance of purchase price to be paid in be adjourned, the Township Com- ceived. in accordance 'Rith terms of sale on 1950, and February lBtji. 1950, in the 000 gallons less than in 1947-48. equal monthly installments of $10.00 mittee reserves the rigiit in its dis- file, the Township -Hill deliver a bar- sex Avenue, Metuchen, N. J. Me- Upon acceptance of the minimum Fords Beacon. tuehen 6-0811. 11-23 tf AURECHT'S'KEY.-SHOP Locksmith — Suw FHIiis , Lawn Mowers Sharpened / Plumbing Washing" Machine PartsVC Repairs ( Staulcy Tools - Keys While You i FOR FOR Walt — Call X!« J 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE j CARTEItET 3-T168 GRIMES &. O'CONNELL PLUMBING - HEATING "• HOiSPITALIZATION OIL BURNERS SHEET METAL WORK CONTRACTS - REPAIRS. .. PATRONIZE PATRONIZE and BUSINESS Dl STAR STREET, ISEMN, N. J. THESE - MET. 6-2241-R •;•' THESE FOR TELLING YOU ADVERTISERS WHERE TO REACH THE EXPERTS ADVERTISERS

Appliance Repairs Furniture Oil Burner Service # Roofing and Sliig © s Service Stations Tiling

Tel: WOodbridse 8-0632 BUY ON THE HIGHWAY Nite: WOodbridse 8-2325 OIL. BURNERS Holohan Brothers \ ART TILE CO. AND SAVE! 24-Hour Emerg'ency Service Henry Jansen & Son 454 RAHWAY AVENUE Be Thrifty in '50—Shop now dur- On All Makes. GARAGE WOODBRIDGE Clarke Repair Service ing: our Clearance Sale for Real Tinning and Sheet Metal Work REFRIGERATION AH Work Guaranteed. Standard Esso Products Savings. Roofing, Metal Ceilings and BATHS KITCHENS and AUTOMATIC Call Us.-at Phone WASHING MACHINES Winter Brothers Metuchen 6-2918—P.A. 4-1313 Furnace Work Woodbridge 8*0064 and 8-0533 RUBBER FLOORING Wayside Furniture Shop (QUALITY FIRST) 869 Rah way Avenue, A venel, N. J. Baldauf 588 Alden Street Cor. Ambpy»»Ayenue ,and - Authorized Lauderall Service Highway 25 Avenel, N. J. - " Phones rWO-8-2927 Open Daily 10 A...M. to 8 P. M. Engrinereing and Maintenance Woodbridge, N. J. Second Street ' Expert Bendix Repairs E. W. NIER " WO-8-2368 Fhone Woodbridge 8-157? P. O. Box 208—Metuchen Telephone 8-1248 Firestone Tires and Tubes © Heating Engineers o Woodbridge, N. J. Used Gars Pet Shop HIGH TEST QUALITY "SINCE 1905" CONCRETE Heating Systems, Oil Earners Sewing Center Laboratory Approved Installed and Serviced. "BETTER USED CARS" Piping—Industrial, Residential New jersey Roofing Want to win a kiss this Valentine's Day? Then come Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel 1o Pubiix Pharmacy and take your choice of the won- Washed Sand - Waterproofing EASY TERMS Company Frank Hopqnec's BERNIEAUTO 'SALES derful array of Valentine candies we have in our-dis- Lime - Brick - Cement - Piaster plays They're delightful— taste-tempting chocolates FJM Heating and Poiver Roofing - Brick Siding DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE AND NOTION CENTER 405 AMBOY AVENUE Lj and creams and candy-covered nuts and fruits—all Joe's Pet Shop Metal Work irmantically'packaged in crimson hearts and gay holi- Raritan Mercantile Engineers I'ets -. Foods - Supplies - Hoiaemeat WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 309-313 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. day boxes ... to steal her heart away. Yes, she'll love Call Woodbridge 8-1064 Fresh Daily - U. S. Gov't Inspected tC- DOWN BOYS A NEW Corporation. Cero Meats - Gaines - Frislsiea PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 5 Wdge. 8-1020 — 8-1021 you for these sweet gifts this Valentine's Day! Phone PE-4-0375. 0 SEWING' MACHINE Birds - Cages - Supplies Tel. PE 4-0216 FRONT AND FAYET.TE' STS. Lumber and Ifliworlr 156 NEW BRUNSWICK ^AVENUE SEWING MACHINES- PERTH AMBOY, N. J. PERTH AMBOY TEL. 4-3419 REPAIRED & ELECTRIFIED Venetian Blinds ARTS l-lb. Heart Box ATTENTION 67 WASHINGTON AVE, Nationally Advertised $1.50 UP • firag Stores • Carteret 1-7206 Radio Repairs HOME'OWNERS! ROLLA-HEAD TMAN'S Heart Boxes Phone CART. 1-7265 VENETIAN BLINDS $2. Shoe Repairs 130 Different A venel Pharmacy Woodbridge Lumber Co. Telephone CA-8-5089 or Rahway 7-5130 LEY SWEETHEART FOR Color Combinations 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE Best Work 2-lb. Deluxe lleai K AVs Radio & Television TINSMSTH - ROOFING WOODBRIBGE 8-1914 Woodbridge, N. J. At Virgil O. San ford SALES and SERVICE PAINTING - DECORATING Reasonable LOUIS SHERRY Telephone: Woodbridge 8-0125 Price 212 Broad St., Perth Amboy Radio Overhauls a Specialty E. P. Thompson m PE-4-5668-J or WO-8-238" Free Estimates Prompt and Expert Repairs "' 120 LINCOLN AVENUE REPAIRS WHITMAN'S CANDIES CARTERET, N. J. DYEING Kondas Venetian Blind r Stores @ RCA - Tung - Sol Tubes Cosmetics - Film - Greeting Cards All Type Batteries for Portable Specailist in Orthopedic Work Service 34 PERSHING AVENUE Rugs. JOE PUSZTAI DIRECT FROM FACTORY Telephone Woodbridge 8-1889 CARTERET, N. J. Open Weekdays from 9 to 9 .Woodhridge 45c sq. ft.—Delivered RAYMOND JACKSON 50c sq. ft.—Installed : Woodhridge Let Us REVIVE . Shoe Rebuilding The Best Stock .; ^ AND SON '"/; The Exquisite Beauty of 73 Main St. " Woodbridge ;; DRUGGIST Liauor Store « Radio and Television • Your Venetian Blinds $2.95 JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. Open 8-6—Closed Wednesday Call Woodbridge 8-0491 CAR RADIOS- RUGS .• CARPETS HALL MARK GREETING CARDS 88 Main Street Complete Stock of Domestic UPHOLSTERY l^foodbridge, N. J. and Imported Wines, Beers MOTOROLA ..AND PHILCO Typewriters Welding from 5c to $5.00 Standard and Custonl Deluxe Call CA. 8-6382 OTHER VALENTINE GIFTS Telephone: 8-0554 . and Liquors FOR HIM Models in Stock TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Empire FOR HER - RONSON 574 AMBOY AVENUE Designed to Fit Your Car! JOHN LOKOS MACHINES Welding Co. WOODBRIDGE, N. J, Convenient Time Payments All work done in your home BOUGHT - SOLD - RENTE© LADY-BUXTON LIGHTERS—$6.00 up By Appointment Only. Dozens of Machines in Stock STRUCTURAL STEEL Bog Keenels Generous Trade-in Allowance, FABRICATION WALLETS—$2.50 up • YELLO-BQLE Anderson Radio • Expert Repairs. - -TANKS, PIPE LINES PARKER ' . ••• PIPES—$1.00 up Musisai Instruments 414 Amboy Avenue, Perth Amboy P. A. 4-6580 WELDED 21 PENS—$5.00 ;ot)iNG AWAY? / , Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 Service States COMPLETE AMITY or BUXTON YOUR DOGS THE ROAD TO Eastern PORTABLE EQUIPMENT DELUXE • . ...• WALLETS—$1.00 up Weekly, Monthly Rates MUSICAL HAPPINESS TELEPHONE. ~ COMPACTS—$1.25-up BROWNIE — ENROLL NOW — Our Trained Staff an put an end Washing and Stripping to all your troubles today! Typewriter Exchange , RAhway 7-0375 FAMOUS ' CAMERAS—$2.75 up Well Venttlated Expert Instruction Accordion - Violin Clarkson's 171 Market Street cor. Madison TOILET WATERS— GILLETTE 1-PC. RAZOR Best of Care Headquarters for Quality CALL WDGE 8-1308 AMBOY Plumbing Supplies Musical Instruments and ESSO SERVICE $1.00 up SETS—$1.00 up Accessories FOR THE FINEST Spick & Span Kennels LIBERAL TRADE-INS NEW AND USED ^ Perfumes and Cosmetics RUBBERSET Bos 216, Inman Avenue Radio and Television Ainboy Avenue and James Street SHAVING BRUSHES— Eddie's Music Center PLUMBING SUPPLIES by 79c up Rahway, N. J. Service Woodbridge, N. J. AT LOWEST PRICES! ; AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC FABEBGE - COTY Men's Toiletries and Sets RAHWAY 7-9405 -, " .- Ed. Boukoski, Prop. YOU'VE EVER HAD WO-8-1514 OPEN SUNDAY—ALL DAY DuBARRY' - CHANTILLY YARDLEY -OLD SPICE 357 State St. P. A. 4-1290 - REYLON - YARDLEY \ Funeral Directors •• A venel 1 CQURTLEY... WRISTELY m Real Estate - Isisuranse ® T mm SPICE, ETC. SEAFORTH, ETC. Esposito's Music Shop Plumbing Supply . AUTHORIZED DEALER Gels Bros. 8-020O Donald T. Manson HIGHWAY 25, AVENEL SYNOWIECKI Buescher, Selmer, Martin Gulf Service Epiphone, Slingerland, Gretseh INSURANCE Jack Geis, John Dojcsak, Props. WDGE," 8-1385 Musical Instructions on All DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Funeral Home Instruments WASHING, GREASING METERED RATES TIRES REPAIRED Rental Plan for- Students Representing Boynton Brothers First % Mile ^ •; ... 15c Nice and Fresh 46 Atlantic Street & Co. Over 29 Years AMBOY AVE. AND GREEN ST. Customer: This coffee tastes lik,2 465 New Brunswick Avenue Each Additional M Mile . . 10c mud. Carteret, N. J. Fords. N, J, ., WOODBRIDGE, N. J. OFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET Waitress; Well, ytfiy .-shouldn't WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Telephone C&rierefc 4-634? WooSbi'idge 8-2592-J Woodbridge 8-0887 .? It was ground this morning. KAfcITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 PAGE NBfE

PROGRAM TOMORROW Mvs. Clarence Bower and Mi's. checkers, Mrs. Helene Starr and LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Stanley Hagxosst. Another pro- •. ISELIN — One hundred and Robert Perlllard," dancing, Mrs. Forte Reelected Honor Bride-to-Be and expose and sell at public tale bid, or bid above minimum, b> the after whose name i description ap- twenty-four young people attended William Dangell, assisted by Miss gram is scheduled for tomorrow and to the hig-hest bidder a.ci nriling Town&lup Committee and the pay- pears, are ioiitnd because ton , tn the elected chairman of the Board of nue, who is to many Raymond Township Committee has, by resolu- To be advertised February 9th, premis,"t. --et rorth arter tbe r.ame Trustees of the Colonia Civic Im- Jensen, Woodbridge Avenue, was tion and pursuant to law, fixed a IKil, and Tebiuaij 16t1i, 19G0, in the of the icspectl'ie persons-, of whom miniiri-um price at winch s*ud lots jou may be the alleged .spousf. provement Club Monday. given in the parish house Friday. Pords Heai on in said block will be sold together You, rf.ll ol tliP remaining above Plans were completed for a Val- Mrs. Vincent Murray, Mrs. J. H. with all other details pertinent, said A'OTICR named defendant-, alter whose name minimum price being- $50>0.0n plub STATE OF NEW ^JERSEY — TO entine dance, sponsored 'by asso- Crowley, Mrs. John Surick, Mrs. no detciiptfon appears, are Joined costs of preparing deed and adver- Prudential Cooperative Tlealti' d party defendants because you ciate members Saturday, 9 P. M., John Miljis, Mrs.. Anthony. Wis- tising- this: sale. Said lots, in said Compactv, Inc, a Maryland cor- b block, if sold on terms will re'iuirt mav haie an interest in Lots 10-11 at the clubhouse. Music will be newski aiid Mrs. Fred Sorensen. poration, Margaret Fa'ob'on, "wid- Blo'ik 593-D, Lots 19-20 Block 714; a down payment ot $10.00, the bal- ow, Aneriola (Ansreline) Raco, oravided by Clayton Tyrrell and were the hostesses. ance ot purchase price to be paid In Lot 3 Blo< k 2S8, Lot S Blork 2bS, Widow; Tliomasrnc Gupmeri, wid- •nhich Interest it. mm? particularly his Rhythm' Kin;s. Ernest Soper The guests were Mrs.. Margaret e.uual monthly installments, oC ?10.00 ow; T,awrenc<" Ou(>rrieri and Jo- plus Interest and other terms pro- .•-eplnne Guerneri, hih wife; Rob- sot foitii in the Compiainf iiled in horn is chairman and Andy Hegedus co- Petersen, Mrs. Frank Mulligan, vided for in contract of sain. this cause, a. true < npy of whiih is ert Ouenipri, unmarned, a minor, being mailed t<> \ou together Tilth chairman. Mrs. Hemming lib-sen, all of Perth Take further notice that at *«-lo aged 19, Thomas. Guenieri, un- married, a minor, aged 13. Rmidio a copy of tins Notice The Knitting and Sewing Circle Amboy; Mrs. Louis Rask, Miss Hel- sale, or any date to whi<*ii it. maj TO: Thomasine fJuerricri, widow, be adjourned the Townsnip Com Guerneri and Kdna Guerrieri^ his of the club will hold its monthly en Seyglinski, Mrs. John Bploga, -wife, Amelia Roman and Michael mother or Tlionms Gueirieri, mlttee reserves the rlgrnt in Its di» unmarried, a minor, aged 13; SINGER! luncheon February 15, 1 P. M., at Woodbridge; Mrs. Mary Balogr!, iretion t" reject any one or all bid* Koman, her husband: .Louise and 'to t-o!l said lots in bard block Chenry and Frank B. Chenej, her Robert GUerrieri, unmarripd, the clubhouse, A Virginia ham Carteret; Mrs. Rose Godfrey, Lin- I a minor, aged 1'J.ana ThomaJ-uio There's nothing "sew" dear to lu a'ucfi b.i'i'uer -as 1L may select, du* husband; Frances MiRliorp and den; Mrs. Howard Jensen and Mrs. Darnel Migliore, her liu-iband, (inerrien, iMdoW, mother of «aid her heart as a grift from her luncheon will be served. Mrs. Doro- regrard being; piven to terms and Sue Remet Fords; Mrs.. Harold manner of payment, In case one OT- Sophroma Uananav (Lots 31-3J Hobert Guerrieri, a minor. Take SINGER SEWING CENTER: thy Schlussier is chairman and r Block 427-G-) and Samuel (Una- Notice that I shall dpplv to tlie Lsrsen, Milltown; Mrs. Charles more minimum bida shall b^ . r« Here you can find her every she is being assisted by Mrs. Jennie oelved. ; nav, her husband, or Mr. Gaia- Hon. Wilfred H. Javne, Judge Walker and Mrs. Al Harridan, wav, huibard ot tSophroma Ga.na- ol tbf Superior Court, State sewing need—in a wide variety Dilger and Mrs. Jessie Oberdick. Upon acceptance of th« minimum - Railway, and Mrs. Joseph Moelran, bid, or bid above minimum, by tn» wa\, a^ the case mav he AURBV- blouse Anne\, Tienton, ^e^v Jer- of items to suit every purse Township Committee ana the pay- tina Phoenix "')i/ -Annetta Spiller. Marius P. Piul Honored at Party Albert. J a e o b s en, / Mrs. Mary (Lot .",1 Blo{k 2SS) and Inomca I. GKANT SCOTT, Now's the time to replace her weary old Tu be atlvortiseJ Fcbtuan. 9tli, Clerk of -Superior Court Stuinpf, Mrs. •Harry•. Halsey and 1950, and February lfitli, 1 J»">0, in the Paul, his -wife, or Mrs M: VV-^1 : iSS) ard Lowell Kinloch, his wife, or Mrs Arthur Kinloch, his "Wife PJre Oltlrict INo. 7, F»nl«i, Tonnflilp gave a birthday party in honor of LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Oi'' PURL1C MI.B of w «otll>r5,-ds;«s >«-w .Jersey- What a difference they make.'. Fewer TO WJrlOM- IT MAY CONCERN. as the ca^e mav be. Maigarel the 11th birthday of their daugh- Coihianc CLot 24 Block '.16-A) Notice is heieb\ f,nen to the leijal complicated parts, easy to thread, per- NOTICR OP ELECTION At a regular meeting- ot the \oteis of tlie Tth Fire L>i-.tm t ot fect speed control—even a beginner can ter, Patricia. Notice Is hereby, griven that all Township Commiftf-n nr ib» Tr- • n and Mr fochrane, liuvband of ! Margaret Coulirjne; Placido Cic- Wootlbiidge Township, New Jetsey, get beautiful results! . . . and included The guests were the Misses Rose voters residing*, within the Fourtli Fhip ol Woodbridse held Tuesday, that an election will he held on Fire District ••or "SV.oortbrkijro Torn- February- 7th-. 105U. i h.ib uue^tt, li»">0, at tin' ship, oUierwiyc:. knqv?n as Xcasb.ey, to advertise- the' fact that on Tues- f Singer Sewing Course of expert sewing: Larsen, Claire Skay and Barbara in the County of -Vlktrilescx arid day evening-, Februaiy 21vt. 1950, toie Giangianonio {Lot J J Block Koidfe File House instructions. M!ago and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph State ot Nevr Jersey, that:'.".'. the Township Corninittee v\nt aiefi 2sS> and Mrs vSj.lvato?e Giangia- Polls will be open hum ! P if. at S P. M. (E.ST) in the I'ommittee i omo, ins wife and the lespective to 7 P M Haklar and daughter, Joyce, and There .will be Held an election at unknown heirs, devisees and per- Give her a SINGER—the world's finest the Keasbey Pire House on Febru- Chambers, M e m or I a 1 Municipal Tiie purpose ot this olec tion is to Mr. and Mrs. John Sala-sy and Building-, Woodbridge, New Jersev sonal iepresentatives ot Hophronia for 99 years. Priced from 589.50.* ary IS; lflfiO,-.between the 'hours of Ganawav, Augustin.i Plioenix elect two (2) Commissions! s lor tlie daughter, Dorothy, of Woodbridge. and expose an'd sell at public sale full term of three (3) j ears and to 3:00 P. . M. arid 7:00 P. M. for tire and 'to-the highest bidder aLtordir.g James Spiller, Ann^tta Spiller, Also William Werribrenner, Johr iollowing-.purposes:;•;.""' .-.'" . Marius P Paul, Arthm Kinloch, vote upon the appiopruition for the For greater dirt getting- action to terms of sale an file with the cuirent hsca.1 } ear. Petersen, Marion Bellanca, Elaine (1) To. elect 2 fire commissioners Township Clerk open to inspection Margaret Cothiane, Placido Cac- she'll appreciate the all new i iota, Sa^atore Giangiacomo, and Girdner, Gertrude Donovan, Nbr- Cor a term of. 0-years eacli: ; and to. be publicly read prior to The itemized budget list is js SINGER VACUUM CLEANERS sale, Lots 202 and 203 in Block his, her or their, or anj of their follows- (2): Tor approve a budgpt of $B,- r^peeme .suitessorb in right, with dual-suction and many mand Pender, James DiForti, Da- 100.00.-The said sum to-lie. used for 175-B, on the Woodbridge Tonnihip Electric, Gas, and Water * 100.00 vid Tunison, Nancy Sloan, Louise Assessment Map. title or interest. Heating Fuel 500 Oft other "plus" features. They're $7-95 the nv.i!r>tenanve of flre '.house and Hardish, Anna Marie Nagy, Jam.ES equipment, ami any other expendi- Take ' further .notice that the House Mamtenam e 1.U00 UU so light, powerful and versatile Township Co.mrnittee has, by reso- Insuiantes l.UOO.OO and Julia Snyder, Keith Burnett, tures that are" reijuire.il for fire pro- You are hqrebA summonefl to an- with attachments and are priced Domi • ectlon, for the,fiscal year, beginning lution and pursuant to law, fixed a swer ti'e Complaint of the TownMnp Firemen's Compensation 2,000 (10 Casper Boehni, Francis :Rymsha March 1, 1950', and ending- February minimum price at .which ^aid lots of Raiitan, Countv of Miildle*e\, a Commisbioners' Salary . JlO.flO at only $79.75.® and Benjamin Wickes. Jr. from 2S, 1951. ,-• •"'••• ";n: said block will tie sold together tnumcipa! cotporAtion, et< , in a Truck Mainten«Rf-e J(fO,0" .Vi'th all otber details pertinent, paid Ci\ il At tion m the Superior Court of Alaim Maintenance Sim.OO Sewaren. ..'-'• Signed: . -•- .• *I.literal tr;nlc-in : DEOK JEG1.INSKI,:- minmium price beiriq- ?600 00 plus New 7er&ey, Chanrerv Lu\it,ion, Fire ICquipment l.lfOO.OO Secretary,- '- • costs of preparing deed and adver- Docket No F-&!i^-J9, and if you Houfce Supplies »v lOO.ftO --boaru, o^l Fire Gommis^ioaers. tising tld-s sale.. Said lots in said fail to serve upon Thomas L Han- Miscellaneous, "TCxpens-es1 f>00 00 BUY FROM OPEN REPUBLICANS TO MEET To be artyeriised in-; the Haritan block, if sold on terms will lequire son, Plaintiff's Attorney whose ad- 3 Paid Fuemen s l _ S.ISOOO a down-l-aj-ment of ?60.00. the bal- diehfc is 1060 Broad Stiect, Newark, SINGER FRI. EVE. ISELIN—The Iselin Republican •.Tow.nsliip.rF.prfls Beacon . on "Febru- Pension Fund ten Fifempn l,bS,\.t~t ary •>' and February.9,- 1930 • ance of purchase price to be paid m New Jerse-s, an answer to the Com- Purchase and Installation AND BE g Center TILL Organization of . the Eighth Dis- equal'monthly-installments of $10 00 plaint, Tvithm 33 davs alter Feb- F. B. 2.-2,- 9 -'.;. ol 1 alaims . a . " loiy 06 SURE! plus interest and other terms pro- ruary 16th, 19S0, exclusive of such Purchase an3 Iasta'ilation 9 P. M. trict will «neet Wednesday at the Vi'-^ed tor in contract ot sale 169 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY 4-0741 Refer to: W-liMI date, ludgment by delault mav be ot New Wlijstle 200 0D meeting rooms of the First Church Take further notice th>>r pt "md enteted against you for the relief Election Expen&os 125 00 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAXJB demanded in the Complaint. of Iselin, Presbyterian, at ,8 P. M. TO WHOM IT ilAY CONCERN: - sale, or any date to. which it may Al a reg-uiar meeting of th« he adjourned, the Township Com- The object ot -said action is to TOTAL Townchin Com'tnittco . of tho Town- mittee reserves, the right in its dis- foreclose ceitincatPS ol tax sales Watei, H>di ants', ship of Woodbridpe; held Tj'e^f"1' cretion to. re.fe.ct any one or all bids held by tiie Plaintiff., affecting the etc S 7,390 01 'e1r"'r'v 'Ttli. :.195O, I was directed and to sell said lots in said • block lots lieremabove and herembelow to advertise the fact that on Tues- to such bidder as., it may select, due described, all as laid down and Total Amount to be raised ua

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; i LITTLE FOLK Are You Proud of Your Bedroom? If not, and you want a Bargain and 90 MAIN, ST.. .WOODBRIDGE, N. X still Quality . . . Come and see these NEXT TO JACKSON'S beautiful sets!—Note such features as dustproof interiors, center-guid- ed drawers, genuine plate-glass mir- th rors, richly finished wood, expert Tuesday, February .-14 - styling. . . . But—the number is Here will be fashions for young folks—fashions limited, so get down here fast for which will make their little hearts glow with pride Catering to the Younger Set best selection. ... will meet the fastidious taste of their elders . . . will accommodate the demands of every house- hold budget. This shop has been planned and Infants to 12 Year Olds will be operated with these objectives as foremost, IMPRESSIVE WATERFALL MODERN-AT ITS BEST Not only top in value but exquisite and it will be our constant pleasure to serve the 7 pieces in a beautiful blonde finish! Kobe, younger set with the same care, the same patience The Life of the Party... detailing and exceptional beauty make dresser, vanity, bed, nite table, chair and this 7-piece set a bargain hard to beat. and the same interest which are so important to bench! Distinctly designed to give a new and grown-ups on a shopping tour. We are sure that Includes Robe, Dresser, Vanity, Bed, different look . . . and with all the internal Nite Table, Chair and Bench. their—and your—first visit with us will be an construction details of a higher priced suite. THIS SALE exciting experience and our invitation is cordial THIS SALE and sincere. Sold For $449 Genevieve Ryan Neary Formerly $449 BREAKFAST SET 7 IVfassive Pieces PIXIES ORIGINALS $2.98 - $7.50 IN MAHOGANY SPECIAL CHEST ON CHEST - DRESSEK. POLLY FLINDERS ® 5 Piece VANITY - BED - NITE TABLE CHAIR - BENCH HAND SMOCKED ® Formica Top ©Reg. $79.50 Luxuriously Lovely! Sensationally Priced $2.98 - $6.98 THIS SALE ONLY! WAS $695 JOYCE ANN FASHIONS $49.50 Now $349 $2.98 - $5.9.8

WITH MATCHING HATS $10.95 CHILD CRAFT ORIGINALS . up THESE ARE BUT A FEW COMPLETE LWE—KNIT SUITS FOR BOYS OF THE MANY VALUES ON SCOTTIES BY CROMWELL Dainty eye catching designs in a wids SALE! STOP IN.'AND SEE variety of pleasing colors and material!, WHAT TREMENDOUS SAV- CORDUROY SLACKS AND BOXER SHORTS just right for the young ladies of th# family. You can get them in Babe Frocks INGS WE HAVE TO OFFER! FULL LAYETTE LINE-Norr h Star & Esmond BLANKETS 9-12-18 mo., Toddler Frocks 1-2-3 yrs., Girls Frocks 3 to 6x. Stop in and gee ALLEGHENY INFANTS' WEAR—SWEATERS - SHAWLS them today. ^ _

OPEN — MUSICAL GIFT TOYS — MON. GRO TALL DRESSES TUBS. •THAT FIT AS SHE GROWS THURS. ABI Sale Stajrts Feb. 9th mi. 1—Lower hem as usual. 9 TO 9 FURNITURE HOUSE 90 MAIN STREET, WOODBBSDGE 2—Lower waist line by adjusting WED. Quality Furniture ® Rugs © Appliances Thru Feb. 28th! fasteners as desired. SAT. NEXT TO JACKSON'S 9 TO 6 68 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET 8-5995 SHOP EARLY — THESE BUYS Telephone 8-1363 WILL CO FAST! TlfuHSDAT, FEBRUARY 9, 1SBG RARri'AH TOTvi AND FORDS

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Is it a crime to give people more good food for their money? For 90 years A&P has devoted all its energies to this end. For many months now the anti-trust lawyers from Washington have been'giving stories to the newspapers inatking speeches and talking over the radio about this company. TKey have been .making, serious and damaging allegations about the methods that enable A&P to give its cus- Today's ad is the third in a series telling about tomers better food values. times the anti-trust lawyers made serious and damaging charges against A&P that the courts fiave already told you about other, times the anti-trust lawyers made charges against us that were decided were not true. utterly false in court. ' " ': " ."~ "~~~ '" 7 In the first ad in this series we told you. about the time . the anti-trust lawyers charged that A&P, and other good In; the left-hand column on this page you can read what the federal judges had to say about those two cases. American citizens, conspired to fix the price of bread in Washington. Now we are going to tell you about the third time a federal judge decided against the anti-trust lawyers® These charges were false. That was the time Federal Judge T. Alan Golds- borough instructed the jury to bring in a verdict of "not guilty". The Dallas Anti -Trust Suil It was the time he said to the anti-trust lawyers: "If you were to show this record to any ex- In 1942 the anti-trust lawyers went out to Dallas, Texas, Judge Atwell also said to_the anti-trust lawyers? perienced trial lawyer in the world, he 1,400" mile* from the hornet of most of the def#n

THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACO3* THURSDAY. PEBEtTARY 3, 1550 PAGE ELEVEN- rrons Pointing to 2nd Triumph in Row over Roselle . O . JL CVO Splits in 2 Big 5 Fords Share THEN AND NOW By Feg Murray St-Anthony's Hold Tough Tussle Seen Rec Light Senior Tight Grip in Ree In Tilt Tomorrow to K Brunswick, Halt Catholic Vets WILLIES &IG YEAR Carteret Subdued Fpf, g" ST. PRTRR'S (HI) Court Loop Honors WAS 1897, WHEN W£ WAD Intermediate Play St. Peter's Posts 61-59 Onllahan, A BATTING AVERA6E OF C.i F WOODBRIDGE — With an im- Yns'ko, r :s 0 432.AND HIT SAFELY IN WOODBRIDGE—A look at the WOODBRIDaE—St. Anthony's pressive victory over Carteret this Decision After Tight 1?. 2ft JarK M.f'K>n!zip, f a 0 iiu'rerit standings in the Recrea- 44 CONSECUTIVE GAMES. OTtourkHs r S 1 of Port Reading continued tto week tucked under their belts, the Holy Name Loop Game Rt. James' _._A?. 9 ?, tion Light Senior League shows dominate the Recreation Inter- Barrons travel bo Roselle tomor- Lfuly oT Victory.. 6 0 G—20 0 17 he Pords Rookies and Shine's Big mediate circuit by trouncing the row to seek their tenth victory of WOODBRIDGE-^-The St. James' 1 D.-.tifrlj I. ^.ve sharing the top spot with five Dynaflows 60-15 for their fifth C.Y.O. split their two game as- CATHOLIC WAR VETS the season and their s'geond wM n T! 2S /ictqries apiece and no defeats consecutive victory of first half over the Union County quintet, signment during- the past week by Connollr, f « i RT. J.AMRS (37) •fter five weeks of action. play. dropping a 61-59 decision to St.Dp I,e!l is, f .. 0 n o F At present .the Roselle combine Velengrer, f ] •1 | lires, f , :-3 0 The Big Five climbed into a first, The Saints, who are at the top Peter's of New Brunswick in a is sailing along at an even clip and Rf^KlTlirk, 1" . ft n| Geis, f It 1 place tie by trouncing the Hornets of the heap without a defeat, had 4 1 are expected to give the Baxrans Holy Name League skirmish, and S Mfssi.-k, ,r s 43-25. in a one-sided contest. little trouble disposing of the later posted a 37-32 triumph over Wesley, c .... i.i j OoMen, f ...... 2 0 a tough tussle on their horns court. 4 tlutan. •• ...... : 0 (t Dynaflows after accumulating a the Trenton Catholic War Vets . With. Artie Van Dalen paving Earlier this season, Coach Tom- Spain, g 4 J. Dp.loy, g ....,'. 2 the way, the Big Five took a com- one-sided margin in the flrsi; The Saints' setback at the hands Stan*), g 5 I:. Pe.Ir,y, g 2 czuk's dribblei's defeated the Union O'SI 0 Brodnk'ik, f? 0 manding lead in the first period quarter. County quintet 51-46 in their home of St. Peter's was their second this md coasted through the remaining Every player on the St. Anthony season in the popular Holy Name surroundings. circuit. Previously, the local com- three; quarters to hang up their quintet hit the hoops for double The Red Blazers are at their bine was defeated by Sayreville in ill important win. rigures with Giardano topping his peak at this stage of their strenu- the first half of the current cam- Van Dalen and Joe G-yenes WEE mates with 16 points. ous campaign and will be hard Us -.parked the Big Five from the The Warriors tripped the Black paign which has now entered its 5TAN/ HIT .338 beat in their four remaining games second phase. SPORTS ROUND-UP ioor with 15 and 12 counters, re- WILLIE" 'LAST 5EA5OH Knights by a 34-24 score to move with Roselle, New Brunswick Vo- spectively. Schmehl was top man FWI5HWQ AS into second place behind the lea-cational, South River and Me- After holding a slim lead in the By Johnnie Royle .or the Hornets with ten points. KE.ELER., RUNNER-UP gue leading Port Reding combine. first quarter, St. James' fell be- TO OACKie tuehen. AH but one of the four The. Fords. Orioles marched into CALLED"THE F?OBW5oM. In annexing- ^the'ir fourth tri- tilts will be played on their oppo- hind St. Peter's and were never.in It appears as though it takes an individual more so \ second place knot with a' con- SCIENTJF/C 6A TT£& umph of -the campaign, the War- nents' home flooi-boprds, making a position thereafter to catch the ..tincing 41-27 decision • over the STAHAL5Q riors were forced to utilize the v«r.-. their task of concluding their sea- New Brunswick floor artists who than a team to give a particular sport a shot in the OF ALL TIME*.ME HAD LED THE ;iavens.: ...... , I-EAGUE =atiiity of their attack, in the sec- son with a modem w;ii and lost fought off a late rally in the final arm, which has been proved in the past: Babe Ruth, , Fords utilized their height and AN AVENGE OF .04-5 (M BASE ond half to put the game in therecord more difficult. session to put the game on ice. STL0UIS. H ITS, ZO7. coring punch., to chalk up thgir AND Avio WAS win column. • Tom O'Rourke, St. Peter's star Jack Dempsey, Jim Thorpe; George Mikan and Sonja CARDiMAUS' : Woodbridge' now has won nine ;hird' victory of the first half. The 191O). WHILE PLAYIN0 TOPS IN Hess and Kujula split scoring forward, chucked 17 counters into BRILLIANT TOTAL 8ASE5 games while losing five, which Henie were the stars who were responsible for the ?tavens made a game of it in the s the hoops to share the encounter's FOR BALtfMORE ANP OUTFIELDER DOUBLES AMO honors for the Warriors with 13 makes it impossible to do worse growth of their particular sports. Locally, we can irst period, but were unable to WAT. LEAGUE points each. Hardish was high man than break even for the season. top offensive laurels with the jope with the Orioles' strength in BROOKLYN, HE COLLEC- .TIED wrap Saints' brilliant Gary Messick. look upon Jim Lake as the athlete who has done the BATTING CHAWf »• HONORS for the Black Knights with eight The fine coaching job turned ia he second half. TEP 200 OR MOCE WITS IN TRIPLES. tallies. Coach Jim Keating's Miracle by Tomczuk is shown in ths rec- most for basketball at Woodbridge High School in Dick Hodan was top man in the In the lowest scoring game ol ords where his team won eight at Kids' victory over the Catholic coring column, for Fords with 11 FOR8 Distributed by Kins'Features Syndicate War Veterans was their fifteenth twenty years. Going back along the trail, the red and the season, Alibanis nosed out the their .last ten games after a slo.? narkers.. Irvine sank seven points Chesterfield kids by a slim 16-15 start. It took the popular Barron of the season and their second over black quintet has always taken a back seat to football to pace the Ravens' attacki the same team. -core m a nip and tuck battle. mentor four encounters to mold a and baseball in attendance and interest, but since Molnars Tavern chalked up their Both teams stressed a tight de- group of former jayvees into a win- The game was a homecoming Lake's rise to heights never attained by a former Bar- scond straight victory of the sea- fense throughout the slow mov- ning combination. for Father James Russell, local di- on by overwhelming the Keasbey ing battle -which accounted :"or only rector of the C.Y.O., who attended ron courtster, the situation has completely changed. Rangers by a 38-29 tally. Jim Lake, the Red Blaz?vV nomi- RESULTS 13 field goals being sunk in thenee for All State honors, boosted school with several members of the Coach John Tomczik's charges are winning more . Both the Molnars and Rangers game. Alibanis pulled the tilt out Trenton Vets. Ths victory was a 'ought on even terms until the MI season's t^tal to 270, which is games than they are losing, and with the versatile of the fire in the last minute of 20 points over the modern mane sweet one as it proved the capa- anal session when the -"victors in- play with a timely two pointer •bilities of his present team. stituted a scoring spurt led by Chet set last season by Howie McCallen. Junior running rampant over the Red Blazers' tough- from outside. Slow—But Sure The encounter was close all the Slliott which carried, them to a •way with St. James' failing to re- est foes, it looks as though Woodbridge will no longer lecisive winl 8 for Santora Woodbridge hung a 42-39 defeat STANDINGS on Carteret in one of the slowest linquish the lead throughout the continue to be a breather for a majority of the teams - Elliott and Parr were the Mol- Santora chipped in with eight game after the first two minutes moving games played on the Bar- in the county. iars' big guns with 11 and 8 points, counters to pace Alibanis' stalled ron Avenue court this past season. of play. respectively. Chinchar nipped the attack. Wanca, with nine points, Gary Messick continued his scor- Carteret waltzed to a slim l'l-10 Lake's rise to top scorer in the county is phenomenal cords for 11 digits to-lead Keas- Blue -Bar was top man for the Chesterfield lead over the-,Barrons in (he firsc ing spree with 18 points to bring I'onpola Cleaners since this is his first full year of varsity competition. ey's offense. \ -. Kids. period when neither team launch- his season's total up to 230. The The Iselin Bulldogs.' ^dropped Oh hire! la's .'-...- The Deacons moved into the St. James' Comet has averaged It took him exactly thirteen games to shatter Wood- i'l'aVtsmen'.s Chtl> ed a substantial scoring attack. their fifth straight game at the Mayer's Tavfrn - first division ith a wresounding 36- Both court combines matched over 12 points in 18 games thus Du.-Uy's Tavern : Seillak ::. bridge's all-time scoring mark of 250 points set by lands of the Mutineers, who re- 22 victory over the Jets. Their rec- each othsr point for point in> th3 far this season. • named in the running for a play- Almasl's Tavern Elek :.. ord now tsands at three and one. Howie MeCallen last season. With four encounters Fulton liet- 26 Buiokerood second stanza which resulted in Big Stu Rutan and Jack Golden )ff sppt by virtue of their 48-40 Ketty'.s Beauty Shop J. C. Hall, the Deacon's star for- Carteret's clinging to a slim 22-21 contributed heavily to the Saints' remaining on the Barren's schedule, Lake should victory. Whine's Service Station 845 792 ward, parted the nets for 13 digits margin at the half time period. well earned victory with their out- Her! and Youngman shared of- (leort^e's Painters to garner the game's individual standing defensive play. tally well over 300 counters—an amazing accomplish- Vereli's Carteret reversed its tactics in ensive laurels for the victorious scoring honors. Painter showed the the third quarter, pJayin? a strict- ment when his team's overall won and lost record is Mutineers. Swanson dropped six- Blue Bar (i> Woodhridg-e '...... 12 way for the Jets' with ten counters, ST. JAMES (SOI Simons™ ITS. 221 •First' AlflSquaO '.; 9 ly delaying game. The Barrons re- OPT taken into consideration. He scored in double figures ieen markers through the hoops to Kollar -. .' ISO Avejiel #1 ...'. 9 St. James' handed the Black fused to press the Ramblers in the .T. De .Toy, p 4 '> 10 dtar for Iselin. Bakn ; 150 176 17Lseli1 n #1 ,... S Knights their second setback of Powers, f 10 2 against the country's best with St. Mary's of Perth back court, and as a result only 13 Papp !71 17.'! 151 Oolonia 7 the week with a convincing 46-33 points were scored by both teams It. De Joy, f 5 I) in Amboy the lone quintet to check him with less than MITT1XEETIS ('IS") Kara 2(12 16.7 HS Aven'ftl Rlltilll, I: - 2 1 S G T Batta 173 ISO J8B Iselin #1 1 -. fi decision. in the entire period. Rees, s 5 o 10 i-eri, f :.... li 15 riliel] ' ... 2 The Knights battled the Saints Mpssi ( 706 772 game with a beautiful hook shot; to the High School. His popularity among the Barron 'vvan.soji, c 5 f> IB Deter ...;.._... 22(i 1ST. Tselln No. I (2) jliant guard! chalked up 18 digits then Lake practically sewed up'the At Bears Banquet Vissing-, g- 3 I) fi Snhvven/ei* .... 157 157' lfii Shell H 187 119 ito lead his team's attack. game for the Barrons by driving in Alumni was demonstrated throughout the early part ".imltitn.st, s 2 . 0 4 219 1 Fisher , :, : :.-. jsl is:i A. Seillak II. ! ...... under the basket and laying a two '.ornraiinalf, g 0 1 1 Cliointeki ..-.:• -.; 172 167 253 Ivennpy 195 ST. JAMKS I4fi) WOODBRIDGE — Lou Creek- of the campaign when the first question after a game Uan.inek 179 I'.M Freitag- 157 162127 G p pointer cleanly-through the hoops mur, William and Mary's brilliant would be, "How many points did Lake get?" Indi- 3 6 40 CT. Sedhvk •..::.. isi li)3 145 Zt^nnario, f . . . 1 0 Co make the tally read 41-39 with ni.n ill Hi 136 r 4 1 time running out. Fouled on his football star, was feted by the FOU.r>S ORIOLES (41) I viduals who hadn't followed basketball for years be- G Mayer's (0) Golden Bears and 250 sports en- T Sll SSL CU2Almasi, I last basket, Lake calmly sank^his 1. Totl), r .- 0 4 •Ilnu'sak. ISO .191 201 Bisl^r, f . 0 thusiasts at a testimonial dinner came interested in his offensive accomplishments. I'01-.sa.ji ..'. 1.47 171 199 . .. . i 0 fres throw to insure Woodbridge's Hnrlan, f 1 11 Ballo, c 1 0 held at the St. James' auditorium MoH:, c 1) ..: in 1 '< '•'• White, K ninth Victory of the season. 4 1 Messir-k ..'. -...'. 1 |2 Mi 3 6'fl 3 1 He is the chief topic of conversation wherever basket- Jalvin, g -. 1 :>, i:( 3 J8S) Gaul, g- last week. i KiUpatriek : 1S9 201 176 0 ivopperwhatts, g 0 4 iji.stleiralnp . .:. 174 aky. g ...... 1 Straube, aside from contributing The former Barron and Golden ball is discussed in the township. H 1.S4 192 153 C'hesUik '. 156 150 142 0 Jurbacli, g ...J 0 10 Hunt '..'. 123 S3 the game's tying basket in the last Bear gridster was presented, •with Boka .'. 17S 148 21 4 With still another year of eligibility remaining, 19 SSO minute of action led the Barrons a luggage gift by members of the BLACK KNIGHTS (3?,) from the floor with nine field goals Golden Bear organization in recog- Lake may surpass his present • accomplishments next RAVENS (27) -. Clliurcllil's Cil 7SS 873 G F G Iselin No. Jl (1) Kuzma, f -1 1 for a total of- 18 points. RozzePe nition of his accomplishments in Trost, f 2 J. "Clihirella ...... 196192 1SS season, which he hopes will bring him a college schol- J. i-Jaay : :. 1 ) '"' 1 tiD Furze 1 37 167 Kramer, I 2 2 was high man for Careret with 11 football. In a brief speech Creek- ..vlurpliy, f 0 T. ay lor I---II"'IIII"I"II~1II "94 Lihis, o . 2 0 rvine, o ; 3 J. Szauo Ia7 markers. mur thanked the Bears and mem- arship. If he continues his brilliant play, he should Kelltr 202 Do bos ... . 187 176 153 Catano, g- 0 0 }ra.mble, s - -.— '---.' 1 • Varga 1S1 Klliott ... 155 15S 136 Haruisii, g 7 4 wooTUBmnGR n; > bers of the township for assisting i ....-,. 172 215 F T have little trouble attaining a free education through L'ngvarv, g- 2 160 187 171 Corcoran ! 133 14 5 118 tester, g 1 0 a him in his collegiate career. j Olah, 2 118. .166 173 Lake, f . .. 4 4 12 K Tomr-'-cik, f . 3 i 8 John Keenan, a former National | his floor wizardry. We believe he has what it takes to S.S7 11 7 10 687 7S2 747 Piehalj-ki, 1 . 0 ft 0 League football official from Phila- go places in his chosen sport, and deserves every Verj-b's (0) yia'/Aii, c . i) 2 2 Hearin iflO HTNAFLOWS CIS) : delphia, was installed as the prin- MO UN AUS. (SS) .....•...-..".. 152 Sliell Seaman, f 1 0 -'tr^uhe, a; 1 0 IS • • G liamaLy ... 170 laurel that may be heaped upon him in the future. p...... ; liil Smith 1152 130 .. 0 1 (.Continued on Page 12) , cipal speaker of ths evening when >alton, f v^re.j, Sr. . —.:...... :... Ill)• lad 16, 0 Krija ...'.'. 163 134 112 Garomak, c ... 4 0 •urr, r Vereb, J r. :..' 152. Harvey Harmon of Rutgers was HOOKERS. . . . Since learning of George Mroz's 0 Baker 13S 14S Xeary, g- ._ 2 1) fubay, . f ". WHUu i lull 1 Cheslak .:..', 12'ii -Ie..ar, a '". 0 unable to attend the gala affair Olllott. c 158 2U5 0 exploits oh the alleys, Eddie Casey has challenged the 1 ITS Co.=;gToye .-. 1C7 137 1Z0 due to pressing business. Jealiy, g. 0 •' 798 S02 Bohlke ..... 161 164 133 7 1 Keenan commented on the im- popular comrnitteeman to a bowling match. Ed Kil- ilaiinow-slc 0 ST. ANTHONY'S (SO) ;arae, g- it Sliine's (1) CHIR0PRA1 portance of the Golden Bears, who roy and Johnny Samons have offered to act as offi- Buc-link ;., 171 159 154 G V in the past have furnished football '..; .... I'pS e-ue-l So. 1 t:i> Uallagher, f ...... 5 0 cial scorers for the event. . . . Gary Messick is at 13S I 6S ....;..... 20!) 166 competiton for former high school K'EASP.EY (29) 1 ...:. 174 14S Peterson Holy.lieimei 1IJ5 1S4 us ADJUSTMENTS P T SI-pRsel 136 Kukulj'.i, g 5 2 stars unable to attend college. The present setting a fast scoring pace in the Recreation Dalina, f .: 0 0 Drost '. 170 183 Philadelphian congratulated the M. Petras 131 15S Markovics, g- .. r> I RESTORE & MAINTAIN and Holy Name basketball leagues. . . . Jim Lake and Bssig: '...;. 143 ir.2 3 o now at William and Mary, Tony O F 7!|3 S79 Flurio .. 174 139 l^ft,ter, g- . . „ . 1 Department's elaborate Teen-Age program held every lorthwk-k, C 0. 0 186 L Miskovit 1 33 Catano, a; 4 1 •^apraro, f 1 if Hetty's (1) Meyers . Friday evening at the Number 11 Grammar School Breese, f '.'....'.'. Ti'i Psiiki, g- p 0 :.:..•: 171 i:i« 1S1 Me Clue 211 1-2 h- .viansueto, f 0 0 Minuei-i 158- 145 111 - : IS! 156. 143 auditorium. . . . The Golden Bears' annual testimonial ijarsen, e DaPrilo' 17S 152 iflr. riclimchl-,. s n WARRIOItS (31) 4 Barbato :..-. 134 157 210 S5S 7 IS 701 Attention! dinner was again a big success. . . . The Harts' new Xelnon, g 174 IS if a F 0 Zuucaro 203 Cnlouia (1) Williams, g" Calvin Hoitr, f l 3 BASEBALL j sponsor is still a big, dark secret. . . . Manager Joe Morris,' g 1 127 1.06 12 0 844 91.5 rfkibin.sky Z\\Z"".'"".'.Z 118 146 108 Hes.s, C 5 2 MANAGERS McLaughlin claims he will make an announcement FULTOX TIEC (2) ilarkey ... HO 170 3 55 < continued on page 12) Demko ...... : 204 195 rfi-ott .'. 12-1 2 00 574 within a few weeks when his charges are scheduled SHINES BIG "o"' (4 3) Lanxotti .. — 153 133 Mootavi.s ... -. 164 194 137 COACHES O T B. Szurko 153 171 136 to report for their pre-season practice drills. . . . Bobby •\ Gyene.s, f 2 4 .1. Szurko ...-..: 279 203 159 754 837 740 WRESTLING AT UMPIRES / Lucas, i' 0 0 .... 157 165 163 @£^\ & Trainer has signed to play with the St. James' C. Y. O. 'an Oalcn, !' 7 IT. ; Koll Call IVfATAWAN RECREATION AND •N'agy, c ' 2 4 •94S'-89">- 78-6 qintet since departing from Niagara University. ... I. GyerieK, g ; fi 12 Sergeant: Private Jones? CENTER SPONSORS There are enough players with the name Paterson in 4 Almasi's (2) Voice: Absent. MATAWAN. N, J. Kapstak, J 2 4 B, Almasi _ _ 174 ISO Secretary: Quiet! Let Jones DON'T YOU the Recreation basketball leagues to form two teams. T. Ferraro 170 141 17(1 an- FRI., FEB. 10—8:40 P. M. 21 41! Sepa 171 155 194 swer for himself. MAKE AN Jim Lake has a good opportunity to garner All-State TWO FORMER WORLD'S VI WRESTLING CHAMPIONS ERROR honors since he has been recognized by both Newark \ On One Mat Curd papers. ... A record number of 54 teams is partici- One Fall to » Finish BY WAITING UNTIL pating in the various Recreation circuits. . . . NEW 19S0 DeSOTO ALI BABA—(Former Champ) • THE LAST MINUTE vs. NATIE BROWN Boxed CIi»l»» Joe J.M. Grossman D.C. Ph. C. Cacciola, Frank Kirkleski, Bob University, 'received a trophy as NEW 1950 PLYMOUTH ORDER NOW Deter, Lou Bartha and John Tom- the Golden Bears' outstanding At7ST. TAQ TEAM MATCH CHIROPRACTOR And be Assured of czuk were introduced as guest back of the season. '2 out of 3 falls Chiropractic is not limiied speakers by Clair Bixel who acted Other awards went to John and 1 Hour Limit as a health service to any A PROMPT DELIVERY as toastmaster. arxaii Hen-lit (Canada's Bad Steve Cipo, and Jackie Peterson ! Uoyy «»« Giant) ing sick people to health who won their awards in an elec- of Fords, who was voted the most and merits your consid- tion held toy the .entire squad. outstanding Woodbridge Hign 30 WON. MATCH eration, investigation and 401 State Street Roy Valentine, the former Rut- School athlete in 1948-1949. Aside METCHIK MOTORS, Inc. Fritz Wallick vs. Geo. BaWch trial. Perth Amboy ger's. guard, was presented with a f ramstarrin g on the Barrons' foot- at X, V. Polish Star—Fordbam trophy for being voted the most ball, basketball and baseball teams, YOUR AUTHORIZED DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Prices—$1, $1.30, $1.75, tax inc. 214 SMITH STREET P. A. 4-3461 valuable to the team. Attendance Hodan maintained a high scholas- PERTH AMBOY awards went to H&ryey Creekmur tic average which, is required of 446 St. Georges Ave. Railway, N, J. Tickets on Sale at Center Henry Jaglowski, Prop. PtOM MA-l-S+TO — M^.- TEL. P. A. 4-m7— and Dick Nelson; while Hank Nie-1 every sports figure who receive the OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY FREE PAKKJNG By Appointment toanck, new attending Chattanoosa annual traoliy. PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 RARXTAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON LEGAJ, NOVICES Last But Not Least: Founders' Day Program Painted Farm Buildings The Noted Conductor To Talk at Synagogue Lots 17, IS -ami 13 in Block B as The Old-time Basket Ball Play- Minister to Speak Farm buildings protected by siiown on a ecrfain map (ilutl in Uie Planned by helin PTA paint last longer. ( . JliddlcffX Countv <'\cvVXa Office <>n- ers of Raritan Bay Area are titlerl "Map of Monio Garilens, See. anxious to set in touch with all A, situatcil in Tlaritan Tovvn.^Iiip, ISELJN—The executive board oi At Jewish Service LEGAX NOTICES Micli]lnfc.\ t'uiinty, N. J, May Ifl-S, old-time players in the Township the Iselin PTA met today at School Sc-iilc i" = ")»'." —Purpose, a reunion to be held KOTiCK No. 15 and made plans for the next February- fitli, 19MO. LV'injf also known a« Lots t", IS March 6 at the Hotel Packer, Presbyterian Pastor to PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given -mil IS in L'locU Oiu-U a.s fhowil ou Perth Amboy. If you are an old- meeting" February 16, 2:30 P. M.. that Ma;urico S. JtfcUratti and Mar- (lie Ttaritan Towmsliiii Tax llsif. when a Founders' Day program Talk on Lincoln at g:arct McOratli, liis wife, have of- TJI addtlion to the fore§coin& tlu: time court player, get in touch fered to purchase from the'Town- purf-Uafcfr si&tll also be re-sp"ii.si1>ic with William Messick at the fire- will be presented by the pupils oi Synagogue on Feb. 17 ship of Kaii-tan for tlie sum. of Two fot- tlio cost of advertising- paid ,V(1P house, who is serving as Wood- the 7th and 8th grades. hundred {$200,001 Dollars, payable .UHI for tlie payment of a reasonable Were and There: Fifty. ($50.00) Dollars in cash and eliarg-f for t!ie preparation of tlie bridge chairman. A meeting of the During the social*"hour, refresh- • WOODBBIDG-E—Rev. Earl Han- the balance under contract to ^e doeurcliii.-.<» Nursing' of the Hospital of St. Bar- 24th Infantry Division, on Kyushu, gogue. Middlesex, State of New Jersey. .-.iiall Ijo (.•onfirmeO ai)tl ratifiBil. Tiif= nabas, Newark, attended a demon- Japan, has been placed in the Ba- Rosary Society to Hold The theme of the saubath will, , BiflCBNNrNCr at. the SoutiieasterU Boyrd of Conimis^ionerk l-e-'-ervcs the stration in the use of artificial line of Thoro'aa Street at si point right to reject said bid or in tlif talion Fire Direction Center of S-3. be "Brotherhood" as the climax tn therein distant Forty <10i fret e-vqut & higher or better tcrniK fc:!iaH hearing" aids, Tuesday. . . . The aii- He is the son of Mi-, and Mrs. Wil-Dance on February 18th Brotherjiood Week. Rev. Devanny t7OU.th"p,-esterly Trom the intersection INS Ui Soutlieastcrly at rigiit angle. - Towrsiuv L'ierk •welcome. The • TChestra will be theattend Officers Candidate School Society, will be held Saturday Dom in Lincoln, 111., and as a with the SoutlicasfcrJy lino, oi To hi' advertised in Kai-Ran Town- same one that helped to make the February 18 9 P. M., at St. Cece- Charles Munch, renowned- Thomas Street, Ninety iyo') feet; shiii-Fords Beacon on February !', in the n.3:r future. . . . : young man becanje familiar with thence (2) Southwesterly parallel 1350. New Year's Eve party such a sue lia's Recreation Center, Oak Tree conductor, who this season suc- the many phases of the life of the with the Southeasterly line of cess. There will be a buffet supper. Road. ceeded Serge Koussevitzfty as Thomas atrcet, Forty ( 10') feet: Civil War President- REV. E. H. DEVANNY thence (3) Northwesterly parallel TO RKIJRIWI . . . And the Boy Scouts of Troop Comic books called children's director of the Boston Sym- svith the first course, Ninety (90'j :OL«T OF Music will be furnished by Unck After the services, Woodbridge A" ISVI' J.1SH8I3Y 35 will hold a cake sale February "escape" from day's woes. I George and his -Jersey Ramblers. phony Orchestra, will conduct feet to the Southeasterly line of > 25 at Service Hardware, Main the noted orchestra when it Post, Jewish War Veterans, wil. Citizen Budget Aides Tlimnas Street: thence (t) North- CI1 \>'« 1SHT DIVISION sponsor the Oneg: Shabat, the so- easterly along the Southeaster!;, Street, starting at 9 A. M. comes to the Mosque Theatre, line of Thomas Street, Forty (10') UOCKUT NO. F-2K.-IU February 16. The concert will cial hour. To Be Named Tomorrow feet to the place of Beginning. Tt): Kt'FItASJA ACCIAC"AF!'3IM:o. lier lu-irs devisees and personal rep- to the third in the Griffith Mu- resentatives, and her, their or any WOODBRIDGE — The Citizens Being known and designated as 1 Tidbits: sic Foundation's series of sym- Lots 26 and 27, in Block B as shown of their successors -in riwht, titi'. phonic events. Barrons 3udget Committee, for the 1950on a certain map filed in the Middle- and inter*"-1, and ARCAXOKUJ Miss Martha Morrow, of the Township budget will definitely be sex County Clerk's Oflice entitled (-'I5NTOFANT1 and MiiS. ARCAX- Woodoridge High School faculty, (Continued from Sport Page) elected at a caucus tomorrow "Map of Menlo Gardens, Sec. A, sit- GKL.O CI0XTOlrANTI, liis'svife, their will serve on the examining com- MEETING MONDAY T.aubaeli, c night and invitations to serve will uated in ltaritan Township, Middle- lieirs, devisees and personal repre- w Furdoek, gr sex -County, N. J. May 1SS.1 rii-ale sentative.-", and his, their or any of mittee of the Middle States Asso- ISELIN—A meeting of the Ise- be placed in the mail the follow- 1" = 50'." tiieir successors in rig'ht, title and ciation of Colleges and Secondary in Improvement Association will 17 8 " 42 ing: day, Township Atomey B. W.' Being also known as Lots 2-6 and interest. School in evaluating Lakewood CAJITJORIDT (3!U /ogel said yesterday. , 27 in Block 613-B as shown on the T.WCK XOT1CK tliat by an order oe held Monday, 8 P. M., at the G F T iiaritan Townsijip Tax Map. of tiie Court made on tlie uOih day High School on March 7, 8 and 9. Green Street firehouse. Kaskiw, f . 3 2 S Mr. Vogel also said the com-[ in addition to the foreg-oins the of January, isno, the 2nd U'ay of . . . There doesn't seam to be much O'Brien, f : 5 0 10 mittee, which will be substantially."' purchaser shall also he responsible March, 1!I5», between tile hours of excitement over the Board of Ed- Ward, f u 0 0 1'or tlie cost of advertising said salt ten o'cloc-k in the forenoon and Rartko, c 3 0 6 the same as last year, will be asked ' and for the payment of a reasonable three o'clock in the afternoon ucation election this year .. . Phyl- Nag-y, c :.: 2 0 A charge for the preparation of the to meet with the Township Com- deed or contract. (E. S. T.I has neon appointed as lis Coley celebrated her birthday Gural, g...... :...... '. 0 0 0 tlie time, arid the office of the Tax Kozzelle, g 'i 111 .nittee' on February 17 to go over The Board of Commissioners ol Monday. Congratulations. . . . The the first draft of the budget. the Township oC naritan, in the Collector of the Township of nari- third annual Red Cross Variety County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- tan, at the Town Hall,- Raritan Show will be presented by Woort- IS 39 day, February II, 1950, next at S:00 To-nnship, Middlesex County, N. J.. WASHINGTON V. -vi. at the regular meeting: of the as^the pla.ee, wbeis and where you or bridge High School students on Board of Commissioners to be held any of you shall pay to the pl'aintiff February 21. . . . V FRI., SAT., SUN., St. Anthony's at the Town Hall for a hearing as to the amount that: shall be found to be FEB. 10, 11, 12 William Price Rally .whether said offer of purchase shah due on account of the principal and (Continued from Sport Page) be confirmed and ratified. The Board interest on two certain tax .sale MGHT EXPRESS Mickey Rooney Scheduled in Colonia Ivijula, c . 1" of Commissioners reserves the right certificates issued try tlie Collector Sheppard, I 0 to reject said%bid or in the event a of Taxes or said Township of Kari- Pot^Pourri Louis Stone - Bonita Granville fvci'Kon, g ... i - 1 Jiig-her or better terms shall be bid COLONIA^-A rally, in honor -3. •for said price or better terms shall tan,. to the Township of itaritan, Robert Snowfield and Herman Diesel-Powered 'LOVE LAUGHS AT of William Price, candidate for •be bid t'&i- said property to accept and assigned to. ls'adore Horowitz, Steinbach, of the Avenel-Colonia i3 8 S4 the , same. ' plaintiff, together with the taxed lv. Jersey City...... 1.02 AM ANDY HARDY" the Board of Fire Commission- costs of this suit and a reason- First Aid Squad, helped "Doc" No- Lv. Elizabeth ...... 1.20 AM ers in District No. 12, will be* OSCAR. KAUS, able counsel fee, covering preraisus /[UANI 'S- Township Clerk. vak deliver a bouncing baby boy lv. Plcinfield ...... 1.38 AM — Plus — known and designated as follows: held next Thursday evening, Falumljo, r ... 1 1 , To be advertised in naritan Town- Lot 3oS, Map of Xew Brunswick in Colonia in the wee hours of the Ar. Baltimore ...... 5.47 AM February 16, 8 o'clock at the fire- 'Covach, r : ? 0 1 -- 1 ' ship-Fords Beacon on Februarv 9 Home .Sites; also known -as Lot 13, Ar. Washington ...... 7.00 AM Torrid Romance in The South SaiHora, e 4 OS 1950. " Block H7, Raritan Township As- morning Sunday. When ths squad house on Xn'man Avenue. .ti-olnar, g- 00" U I members arrived, they found, it (Sleepers and Reclinirig-Seal Coaches Seas? Greed? Lusi? Desire? sessment Map. (Wooclbridge Aye.) All residents in the district are Tjciarpellitti, g : 2 0 4 NOTICK Amt. due -5633.OS. was too late to take the mother to open in Jersey City Terminal at 10.00 PM. "SPOILERS OF THE -vlargloto, g 0 u 0 invited to attend. A social hour February 6th, lOSO. Lot •"•, Map of New Brims, wick Sleepers may be occupied at Baltimore PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given the hospital. .... Do you have a SOUTH SEAS" will be held and refreshments, 7 2 lfi Home Sites; also known as Lot ~i, piano you wish to donate? The until 8.00 AM and Sleepers and Coaches will be served. :". that George D. Ogilvie and Eliza- Block L'SI», Raritan Township As- Avenel VFW is looking for one. at Washington until 7.30 AM.) Extra Saturday & Sunday CJIKSTCftFIBLD KIDS (IS) beth, ID'S wife, have offered to pur- sessment Map. (Itiverview A\e.i G F ,T chase from the Township of Ilaxitan Amt. due SOG.20. 'Phone Elizabeth 2-6600 Matinee r for the sum of Three hundred They need it to rehearse for its Naval Observatory project to use \\ a.nra, f 3 3 !) L>atu(J: February 1, 19r,f), •Ticket Office El 2-9081—PL 6-6700" 3 Color Cartoons 3 1 (?300.00.) Dollars, payable in cash show to be presented in April and moon for correct time. Luzzi, f ..:...... 0 0 <1 upon delivery of Deed. THOMA'S 'L. HANSON. for regular meetings, parties, etc. ..rny, 1" ; :„; .2 0, i Attorney for Plaintiff, Lots 17-19 incl., Block C13-B, 10 Uft Broad SI,. II. Tcraparailo, f 0 0 0 Oepi-g-e D. Ogilvie and wile, Eliza- If you have a piano you no longer Toyc, c ;... o ..,,0 0 Newark 2, X J want, the VFW members will ap- beth. I'". U. 2-9 BALTIMORE I OHIO RAILROAD Koniek, c 1 ''"o • 2 Township of Raritan, County of preciate it. Call Mrs. Josepn SmigrHski, g (} •• Q' <) Middlesex, State of New Jersey. Schneider, Woodbridge 8-0746-M. Jolmson, g- 0 0 0 - BEGINNING in tlie Southwesterly "Traffic Safety," a booklet sent D. Temporado, g- .':."... 0 0 0 line of Harvey Avenue 'at a point B 15 therein distant One Hundred Sev- out by the Department of Law enty (1.70'j feet; .Southeasterly from tlie intersection o£ the Southwest- ?ERTH AMBOY and Public Safety, Division of UKACUNS (30 > erly line ol' Harvey Avenue with THEATREsf Motor Vehicles, notes that "even ]•• ']• tlie .Southeasterly line of Thomas in an emergency, a physician must CooUe, f . .. 1 i Street; thence running (1) South- observe the speed regulations. J. C, Mall, f ...... 6 1 JO easterly along- tlie Southwesterly FOR YOU R. Hall, e 0 G line of Harvey Avenue, Sixty (SUM Kui-k,. a .' Magistrate M'oKenny of East Or- TUESDAY, FEB. 14 is VALENTINE'S DAY 0 • B .Teet: thence (2) Southwesterly at ange made this clear when he ad- Hell, g ...... 1 0 right angles with tiie Southwesterly judged a Newark doctor guilty of line of Harvey Avenue, One Hun- TELL HIM-. MAY- MEAN TRAGEDY FOB OTHERS" 36 dred < 100') feet: thence (3) North- speeding, despite the physician's -J.I'JTS (22) :.. westerly parallel with the South- insistence that he was on an emer- It's a horrible feeling:—stepping on that pedal F westerly line of Har.vev Avenue gency call to aid a patient . . . WITH A and finding you can't stop! Don't let it happen. Hakoiieza, f ...... '...: 0 1 1 Sixty (60') feet: thence H) North- Voiuigrnan, f I 1 easterly parallel with tlie second the court declared that: 'Common .. LET AN EXPERT DO YOUR BRAKE WORE Peterson, f 1 0 . cour.se, One Hundred (100') feet to •sense and reason teach us that Painter, c 5 the place of Beginning-. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Simon, y- 0 1.0 death or injury caused by bad 1 f) Being known arm designated as NO GUESSWOKlC EXPERIMENTING. DELAYS UaioS'li, «- n 4 driving is not sweetened by the COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP circumstance that the driver of 10 the offending instrument holds the BRAKE DRUM REFACING ® CYLINDER HONING degree of Doctor of Medicine.' AND REBUILDING Factory workers' earnings de- Physicians as a class were com- PIN FITTING ® COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS cline sightly in November. • mended by the court for thsir notable absence from the roll of BEAR WHEEL AL10NIM6 •'&& p Man offers proof he's Jesse FORDS, N. J. —P. A. 4-9348 traffic violators. . . ." MS SHOP FRONT-END REBUILDING James, old-time desperado. THURS., FRI. & SAT.: Jottings: •\. •» "PINKY" Rt. Rev. Msyr. Charles U. Mc- HIS COLOR IS BLUE-TH1S TIE ' RAHWAY BRAKE SERVICE with Jeanne Crain and Corristin has been on the sick list Motor Tune-up" - General Repairing: - 24-Hour Towing Service William Lundigan for the past week. ... It seems TELLS HIM I'LL BE TRUE! 1263 MAIN STREET , .RAHWAY 7-9671 little Bobby Brown, formerly of "RETURN OF town and now of Browns Mills (his Samuel J. Oassaway Joseph; N. Gassaway mother is the former Mary Fitz- TODAY THRU SATURDAY WILDFIRE" patrick), is a little displeased with AH Time Comedy Kayo Richard Arlen and me. On the last day of drive for toys for the Independent-Leader Danny Kayc - Barbara Bates Patricia Morison THIS IS IT! Christmas Fund, Bobby sent me a 1895 1950 CHRISTENSEN'S "THE INSPECTOR RAGING PASSIONS! large carton of toys through a mu- "THE FRIENDLY &TORE" SUNDAY & MONDAY: tual friend. Somehow or other, BROWN SUITS GENERAL" RAGING ISLAND! Bobby's name was omitted from (In Technicolor) "LADY TAKES A THE PLACE the list of contributors and since HIM FINE- Yours for the BEST in COOKINGt SAILOR" his family gets the paper each — Also — SO I SAY- STROMBOU, week he has been looking for his Les Bowman - Elyse Knox_ with Jane Wyman and name without avail. So here's hop- TLL BE YOUR tiv* up l« 39% 6*3 | Dennis Morgan THE STAR ing that I am forgiven now. . . . wifh Fiaver-$av«r Dual iurnert % "THERE'S A GIRL IN VALENTINE" (lifolimo o MY HEART" "CHALLENGE TO Ingrid Usi Meal Loss, LASSIE" In The Mailbag: ^*ft«r baking results in seamUis ;BERGMAN with Edmund Gwenn and ...- Donna Berse, Grova Avenue, is pprc*iain aven with automatic heo t SATURDAY MATINEE ' under the a recent graduate of Mt. Sinai control, Hold-Heat Door Seal. 3 COLOR CARTOONS 3 Donald Crisp ^Inspired Direction of Hospital School of Nursing, New Brail Bolter With Us* Fuls York. . . . "Lolly" Scott, Ridgedale