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colds wai mode accidentally by a 90 per cent of the patients in whom with hay fever, hives nnd pollen Aid to Education Naval Study Helps munhr r of doctors trentln« patients treatment with antlhlstamlnle asthma was oplrrnl by Dr. Fred- 'Food vnlu,. ,. , ' ''" with nntlhlstamlnlcs for the relief drugs was begun within the first erick J. Bailey. Deputy Health CALENDAR OP COMING EVENTS liquid from (•„,,.,. .' of the ninnlDK noses, itching eyes hour after onset of symptoms, anrt Commissioner M Biwlcm IvDriscoll Lauded the cookinn liipn,i , In 87 per o«nt Of patients treated Dr. Ethan Alton Brown, chief of •tablet Ic pmn,.,! .'., Research on (iolds and hives suffered by patients al- ti _____ 1 lerulc to pollen ; withfc two hours of »nset; 74 per the Allergy .Section (if the Boston OCTOBER The recipient of th« New Jerooy Dispensary, reported in Annals of Now antlhiMftmlnlr (truR.q de Further lwenrch with antlth|«- eentw patients who received treat- 1-Weddlng, Helen Ucw and Walter Zlemba, St. Ellas Church. Educational Association's award ment within six howl, and 70 per Allergy that of 227 patient* treat- veloiM'd Ijy pharmaceutical chcm tamlnlcfi 1M to the statement thla 4 P M. for distinguished service te educa- cent ofcfwtlents who received treat- ed with Trlmeton for pollen al- iit-i to relieve symptoms of hey month In the Journal of the Am- I—fcanw, St. Mary's Ukrainian Sodality. Lutheran Hall. « P. M. tion In New Jersey, Mrs, Mftttle S. lergies. 90 per cent, of tlir hay fever jr*ar on foreign tl erican Medical Association that ment within 12 hours of onse< Doremus, of Paterson, today fever and other allergic disorder* sufferers and 80 per cent of those 1-Wedding. Doris Pritula. Warren Hansen, St. Elisabeth's War II "thet common cold Is an allergic were also cured. praised Governor Driscoll for hav- nro belriK used with meat HUCCVM with mild bronchial asthma and Rectory. renpow In susceptible persons to Cap. Brewnter estimated that the ing undertaken what srw termed to wnrri off Uie costly common hive* were fw of nil symptoms 1—Court Cartertt. to. Foresters, reopens renovated clu* rooms. contact with a specific protein common cold costs the nation th« moat forward-looklhg educa- mid. n survey of medical research within an hour after treatment.' 2 -QTflpe dance, St. Elisabeth's PTA at St. James' Hall. CARD OK , which is the rold virus or Its about 100 isHlton lost man-days of tional program New Jersey has MU(| disclosed today. Thr American Academy of Allergy product." employment annually-Indicating fi Pall RouBdUB, Otrl Scouts, at Part, 6:30 P. M. «\*r known." KLKl'Ai |.- The new "cold killers" are re- Therapy Commlttpr compared 8—Wedding, Dorothy YapcMnUcl and Herbert Q. HoughUllng, Capt. Brewster LMMI* how large Industries may reduce 'Oomtior Drlscoll's abiding In- Wf wlMi'to „>,„ piii!"d by doctors to be as much as Trlmetonp "very favorably" with time lost due to the spread of colds Jr., Holy Family Rectory, 4 V M. terest lh strengthening the security cere thanks tn ,,, !H) per rent effective in stopping The most Important research other antlhistaminlrs. among employe* -and that, the 12 Card Party, Carteret Republican Club, Fire Hall No. 1. 8 of our school teachers and, in ex- trtends and n,,,,| ,/ tin- unset of a cold if used within study on the role of nntlthlsta- Report on Study annual financial bill of the Ameri- P. M, panding educational opportunities many nrts nf m,.' nn hour after the first cold symp- mtnies a« cold preventives was car- can public! duetto colds Is some- A North Carolina physician. Dr. 1,^ Card Party, Washington-Nathan Hale P. T. A., at Nathan Is known to every school teacher ual bniuiuiMs miii lu toms arc noticed. Physicians pre- rles out by Capt. John M Brew- where between 1 and 3 billion J. S. Oordon, reported that In a Hale School. IPM and school administrator in our al tributes cxu>n,|,,,i HTihe tin tablets under the dm* Ster, M.C., V. 9. Nnvy. at the U. S dollars. study Involving 30 patients with state," she said. "They know that cent bcrf.ivcmi'Mi : ramp "Corlddln," derived from Naval Hospital at deal. Lakes, all types of upper respiratory tract IS Opening luncheon. Carteret Woman's Club, Fire Hall No. 1. "It Is believed that real prog- In him they have an understand- •'rory7.11," meaning the common III., with 572 cold pationts. over a Infections Including cold, 86% ex- 2 P. M. seven-month period In the station's ress In the elimination of the com- ID-Bake Sale, High School P. T. A. at High School, 10 A. M. ing friend. We especiniiv . culd. nnd 'cide," to kill. perienced a more' comfortable and rtev. M. A. Kni.,,,,1, , i cold Clinic. mon cold will be rfiade when and td 4 P. M. "From 1>47 to 1949, State-kid to Cm Iririln tablet* contain in their If an antfhlstamjnle drug which shorter convalescence than antici- finder Biirnn l> •• - In the report of his findings In pated. 10—Annual Barn Dance sponsored bjr Foresters of America, in local school districts from general red contltiR a small amount of the Is effective and yet sufficiently safe stete revenue Increased from %%,- 1023. pnll t«.,iroi. ,-.!. ni'wlj' - perfected antlh'atnmlnlr the U. 8. Navnl Medical Bulletin, to permit the public to purchase In a study In New England. Dr. St: James Hall. llco Drpiulnn ;ii .,,,,.. Capt. Brewsler said thai, n cold 1 577,614 to iaS,175.T6«^-_Ti In- driiR Chlor-Trlmeton, reported to it without 'a prescription Is de- H . O Murray said that of 494 pa- JO—Card Party, St. Mark's Guild, In Parish Hall. owiecki Funeini \\ was considered to have been crease of more than 182 per cent. lie the most potent of the type veloped." tients treated with antiUlista- 23 Dinner-Dance, Ukrainian Social Club, Ukrainian Pavilion. isfactory service •,. , "fiborted or cured" when nil signs mlnlcs. 75% were cured or had 23-Dinner-Dance, Altar Rosary Society, Holy Family Church, When Governor Drlscoll took office, usort to relieve the sneezing, anlf- It Is In this regard that the de- the minimum salary for school IliiiK. stopped-up nasal passanes nnd symptoms disappeared com- their* symptoms alleviated. at School Hall. KUTACKi pletely within 24 hours of the be- velopment of Corlcldin is hailed Capt. Brewster, summarizing teachers was $1,200. In each year iind hives of hay fever and other by certain authorities, who point 29.-Wedding, Sophie Marclnlak and John M. Niedbala. of his administration, the Gover- allerKics. Tile Ublct center con- nins of treatment, and re- the Great. Lakes Naval Station mained absent for nt least 48 out that Corlcldln tablets contain study, summarized: ^Hallowe'en dance, by St. James Post N i ENTER THIS BIG CONTEST tomtit OosaKe Needed eliminate a large proportion of the Baby Snaici In fllovi "These accomplishments, juirt many arts of km.;:, The Chlor-t.iimeton In Coricidln colds that now occur. This we Dtoidt* Pinnant RM« VA Would Clamp Curbs his support of the measure grant- bouquets mul ic , , Win (he beautiful '% rated bv some rt searchers to \rlbutes extend .i know the antihistaminic drugs will SALEM, N. H.-Many thlngj On ty-By-Nifiht Sohnl Ing tenure to County superintend- CALIFORNIA MAJOLICA SALAD SET have a "therapeutic Index" of I ents and assistant superintendents bereavement nt ,,i,, ,, do. in most cases, at any stage of have decided « basebill pennant, WASHINGTON. - The Vcter- •IKplnywl In our window, targe luscious forrst-ireen bowl with "safety factor" 10 to 20 times that lot schools, are but a few of the loved wife and m • cold. The antilhistaminic drugs but St. Michael's baseball teiitv •ni administrttion wir.ts curbs Chartreuse chop dish complete with two-pieee salad server*. of other antihistamtnics. This I solid achievements of his outstand- hanna ODonti. .1 should prove Invaluable in the con. has whnt may be the most unique on thp enrollment of veterans Sells fur llftcrn dollars. nermlts drastic, lowering of effea- trol oj t''» contagion of the com- ing education-minded administra- We especially A claim for pennant-winning causes in "fly-hy-nidht" proprietary What should the ideal gift be? tlve dosage, with a resultant sham mon cold." tion. We know that we can count Rev. Casper Yn.i ;-, ever heard In baseball circles. For, schooh snid to be muthr.ooining A practical, everyday, useful Item or » frivolous, purely orna- reduction in so-called "side ef- on Governor Driscoll to keep our Moftet, Rev. I, A I' • St. Michael's won the Lawrence in unemployed areas. mrntiil thing of beauty? The most Interesting letter, telUiM fects.' such as drowsiness, which Mont ir educational program strong." Rucki, the Fire i>.-i.. , suburban league pennant bectuat It this isn't done "taxpayer* what you (liink a gift should t», will receive the lovely distinguishes many of the older pull bearers, t.'iim -. anMthlstnmlrtics. Mohajr, which comes from th« of a snake. Here's the story. are going to be bled white," SALAD SET AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT- W*y Police Dep.n ••!-. Angora goat, 13 a long-wearinf Toe 'Salem A. C. was leading, I •ays H. V. Stirling, the man 1,4-D Hi-dHnf ABSOLUTELY FREE. The drugs used as coir! pre- yarn. the ventives are relatively new in phar- 4-2, in the seventh inning when who runs the vast GI bill educa- Farm supply dealers should take Here Are a Few Simple Rules tion program. for maceutical chemistry. Only a few Bruce.. Magoon was told by the extra precautions in handling 2,4-D dered. Mmlt your letter to two hundred words. Write on one side Movable Type Salem coach to go in and play Stirling says 1,400 new pro- chemical weed killer In itorei and 11 f I hi' paper only. Do not sign your letter. Enclose name and were available up to about « year ago; now there are about fifteen Koreans developed movable shortstop. prietary schools teaching every- warehouse! if contamination of O'DONNH I address on separate card or paper. Text of letter will be judged— thing from business administra- MK ami Mi mil handwriting or fancy stationery. Write clearly. available for prescriptjon by phy- metal type 50 VIMI-S bci;>:-e Ou'en Maroon picked a glove from seeds and other materials ii to be sicians, Tliey are called antihista- berg printed thr t'ih'e undejfy^qth the bench and trotted tion to paper hanging have avoided. HKNKY CONTEST STARTS NOW. minics because they block the work On the' field. Th« tint St. Michael sprung up in the last year, con- CLOSES THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1849. batt^p-riingled. Then came 1 walk. centrating in ureas where vet- of a body chemical called hista- For flatttOry Milk . .TIKIKCS will be chosen after contest clouts. Names will be tnlne, Hlstamlne, when stirred Into The rwp batter hit sharply to short. erans can't get Jobs. Washing and drying a cow's adder withheld from letters while being Judffed. action by substances to which a Mffobn bobbled the ball and all .If something isn't done Rbout Before mijking Is an important step person IK iilleuii! or antagonistic, It, he says, 1,000,000 veterans Announcing ALL LETTERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A in producing sanitary milk. hanoVwere safe. The shortstop ten SALES SLIP FROM OUR SHOP, SHOWING PUR cni.sps human tissues to act ab- samahjng in his gloved hand which will be enrolled in those schools YES!l CHASE OF ONE DOIJ-AR OR OVER. normally in the production of he tonight was a sponge. He fulled by next Jamwry. moisture, nnd In other ways. Billions of Ruttons off the glove, Out poppc-J a fuut- 'Stirling das no quarrel with AVON WOODBRID( GENE 6ALLO GIFT & ANTIQUE SHOP Trlmeton. the parent compound About ten Billion buttons annual. long black snake. long • established proprietary ichools or many of the newer NOW MAS \ Illi! MAIN STREET AT LEWIS STREET — RAIIWAV 7-5343 from which Chlor-Trimeton and ly-70 for each man, woman, and Magoon protested but flM umpire FLOWER SHOP child in the country - are turned ones. •» now under "IIIIIIW of nnnmai gift*." Corlcldln were developed, was dis- found nothing in the rulei to chinge covered to be so effective that Its out by some 300 United States fac the. situation. St MldtMl'i won, But he siyt the coit of stnd- manaiement of Open Thursdays ind Fridays Till 9 P.M. use for all public, school pupils tories In normal years. 6-4. IRJ one veteran through • one- FRANCIS 8. CAP. 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wMMtftf ECONOMY GARAGE CO. M ROOSKVtW AVDft*, , Pken« Carttwt 1-5123 CARTIRBT.N J. 68 ROOSEVELT AVENifE w< FRIDAY, SEi iim from fractures at Mnnraret TOth, Braun, Kathryn Torrick. Nad]a son 8treet. Mrs. June Webb, presi- style. Her fingertip-length veil of 5. Mato, Tony Silver, Ray Wa-Mlklw- i Mary Oaydos as mnid of honor and ; both arms. , v Nicholas Zubach, Nartowlo?;. Eleanor Ladanyl, Lloyd dent of the club extended a wel- Illusion was arranged Irom a Serving on the Middlesex Coun- ;KI Anrirpw Bernath, Flriwnrd Zul- the Mhwies Ann Brechka and Uirv Thi Carteret man was severe- i chmles Blessing, Svendsen. .Joanne Clko. John Uh- come to the new members Mrs. braided crown and she carried ty Pulaskl Day parade committee lo, Joseph Zullo. Martin Nardl, Russo, sister of the bridegroom us ly Injured when he fell 80 fe»t Hidiard Zanat, fiob- rtn. Aflfne ,Jrwm. John Pilot. Helen Pilot, Linden; Mrs. Richard wMte rpses. lilles-of-the-valley and from this borough are: Rev. M. A Charles Makwlnskl. Ballnt Varuo.: bridesmaids. Carmine Mm Blot to while working on a new lank it .;.urn Brechka, Carol Charlotte QavalpU, Patricia Hen- Hehm, Avenrl and Mrs. Henry baby's breath. Konopka, Coroner Joseph Syno- Charles Pldlch. John Pldlf.h, John was bi.t man nnd ushers wen' ,,,,,» Brwlnar, Dinn* dricks. Joyce Drnton,'Elaine Var- wleckl. Edmund Dudka, Albert the Bay Oil Company in Tlv*r- Felauer of CarWreU Attending the bride as maid of ftusnak, Vincent Paslel, Carl Clees, Rocco Clarvello nnd Jos!>ph,Capik .,, .svmchlk. Karen «a, Albert Udanyi, and Margaret Blalowarauk. Edward Loklec ton Ft I He was employed by The next meeting will b<> at honor. Miss Stella Tracx, wore ft and Michael MMic all nf this The bride's slipper satin gown ,.,. Kiilnpos, Sandra netrr won honorable mention Walter Nlemiec nnd Frank Siekl the Ha nmond Iron Company of the home of Mrs. Robert Qulnn steel blue satin gown, matching place. , was designed with a lare bertha ,„ \YM>\ Bazaral, Mary awards. erka. Warren. Pa. of Woodbiidge. oicture hat and carried a colonial Others were Dolores Babjak. and full skirt. Her flngei tip-length His mother said today thai i met Domhof, Mary bouquet of fall flowers. Louise Babjak, Dorothy Anderson, veil of tulle was draped from a Felix had been working there for Andrew Toth, Bar- NEW ARRIVAL A NEW ARRIVAL Ann Cocuzza, John Molllsh. Max APPENDFXTOMY PATIENT John Kovacs of Ra,hway was his CARTERET—A son was born to crown of bead and seed pearls and about three weoks. Miiry Louise 8al- CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. An- Salmon, Charles Boljak. Jerry she carried a white prAyerbook CARTERET—Patricia Martin- nephew's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomaii drew Lukasluk, 12 Veterans Place, StamplRlla and Joseph Balo of adorned with an orchid. SON BORN TO l.ARARS dale, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. MlchRud are on a 262 Elm Street, at the Perth Am are the parents of a daughter, Perth Amboy. CARTERET A son was born tn ,.nnd place winners wedding trip to Washington, D. C. boy General Hospital. The maid of honor was gowned Robert Martlndnle; Lincoln Ave- Sharon, born at Doctor's Hospital Mr and Mis John Lnbar, 1 Fitch ii IKT, Carol Ignar and upon return will reside, at Also Cecelia Vargo, Fred Gear- In pink satin, matching headdress nue, underwent an appendectomy in Newark, Saturday morning. dlnle and Charles Kathe of Wood- Street at the Perth Amboy Oen- • Roman Krawlck 1180 Roosevelt Avenue, The bride's SON TO BARANYS and carried a green fan of pink at the Perth Amboy General Hos- Mrs. Lukasluk Is the former Shir- bridRe.. eral Hospital , Thomas Qlnda pital. ley Dudick. (joint* away outfit Included a pink CARTERET—A son was born roses. Tht bridesmaids wore blue ,., Nancy Grunden and navy suit, navy accessories and to Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Barany satin gowns, matching headdresses A NEW CITIZEN NKW CITIZEN , MnrKaret Stupar Shanghai bommunists are New source of arthritis relief a corsage of pink roses. fi9 Larch Street at the Perth Am and carried yellow fans of talis- CARTERET-Mr. and Mrs. Mi- CARTERET A diuighter «•« sky. Joyce Kraua warned that wanes must be cut. found in tropical yams. Both are Rmduntt.s of Carteret I my General Hospital. man roses. chael Derczo, 10 McKlnley Avenue born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter WU« arc the parents of a son born After a honeymoon In Florida, Hams. 20 Maine Avenue at U» Saturday at the Perth Amboy i the couple will reside at tht Edgar Perth Amboy General HospllaJ. General Hospital. Street address. The bride chose a beige suit, brown accessories and! M-U HarmlfM Fatal (o Rtmcmber ail orchid corsage for traveling. 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Ful- men were frustrated tactute ing an overall pJctude of Industry ft IWtpt near the ,,„,,, Middlesex County hM th* dit- supply and adequate Mwtge dis- ler Wirren, hit pawned his 1948 Are Brighter wiUiui the county. fy were tied to their iWve*' posal facilities." Cadillac sedan for 13,000. Unction of bPinn thf flr.it county "Such Information It treated as TOWSON. MD-Turn tom* **>• apron strings. Until a way Is found to Im- Because y the whiteness of the help. Or the ntrve may be treated mile. servlep groups totaling approxi- when the requests were received. gimmick!! and gadgets, or to catch that he personally witnessed a rain chafe? » with alcohol, or eln b* wvwtd. Is your engine mately 12.500 with estimated of fish at Marksville, La., Oetober The common cold often brings 'These firms. In almost every other* by the use of »Vch gadgets? weekly salaries and earnings of 23, 1947. ateitt l headaohe* (long with other dis- case, wanted one story modern If you do, you can find them performance 0880,000. along with a thousand other gim- He and hi* wife were In a restau- TlU»iU»if aa thing of the p»tt her*. comforts. Keit Is tb* best treat- plants for immediate occupancy. ment tot • cold. Dr. Fibrlcmt $5,000,000 Payroll Plants of this kind do not stay micks, at Art Brush's magic and rant eating breakfast, Bajkov Hid, The greenboardi, made of green as fine as '& when fish from two to nine inohes glaa»f*tct9, an sandblasted to nys. "This Rives Middlesex County vacant long." fun shop here. long began dropping by the hun- eh'mlnate smoothness and glare. It Sinus disease It not a* common a total non-agricultural employ- Nelson said an Important de- Art, a professional magician, pre- dreds on streets, sidewalk* and is well established lhat yellow ch»* a c*ut* of headsche as many peo- be] ment figure of approximately velopment within the P83t year fer* shop keeping to a try at the lawns, "mystifying the citizens." la rrWHf more restful to jour «y«i. ple believe, he add*. Rest, me of 80,000 people with average weekly has be$n the organization og the big time with a road show or BF, srui:: Remember t h e monotony of heat, nose remedies, nnd ( pain- earnings of five million dollars," Industrial Council of Middlesex thcatec circuit, "mainly because in Several persons, including a white or cream walls broken only relievers like *tpirin often' help. Nelson stated. County. Member firms In the this business the customer Is banker and two storekeeper^ were (SET Till; ( by the blackboard and small, old- Surgery may be needed in bad "By way of comparison, Middle- groups employ more than one- always wrong.." pelted by fish "absolutely fresh fashi(H)ed^ windows? Here, two cases. Kl'AI, pox County has a higher percentage third of the employes engaged in "Look," he says, "i customer and fit for human consumption. walls may be a pate green.. «nd HlgrtlM Btak* High of workers in manufacturing in manufacturing In the county and comes in and asks fyr a limplt Bajkov picked up a big jar of ANSWKR anottytf-Mall and the iowvl-a«d- Migraine rinki high among proportion to population than any within the next few months it Is trick. I wort it for him, but I won't Urge-mouth bass, goggle-eye, two ening ceiling pinkr The fourth w«U headaches that «tu»e the mott other industrial county In New expected that the percentage wil! tell him how. He buys It anyway. kinds of sunfish, several species is mostly broad windows. v miiery, Mort women have H than DOGWOOD TREES Jersey," the- Industrial Commis- be Increased to more than 50 per S«e what ! mean V of minnow and hickory shad. The The- color psychology »nd th* men. Attacks m*y last from * few sioner said. cent. "Not only that,;' tie added, "but largest fish in his collection was 3-4 Ft., $1 - 4-5 Ft,, $2 souiujrd^aldening ceiling! tppareot- hours to several degri. People who When first established the main Eaoh year Nelson's ottce, with now that women bav« entered ban, a ban t 1/4 inches long, he said. 5-6 Ft., $3,00 ly are'qoite effective. When the suffer from mlgrtuie arc likely to function of the office was to bring the cooperation of industries in this li the only Held itft solely to A CitlaM struck by the fish re- RHODODENDRONS county school physician made his be perfeetlonltti. highly emotional, new Industry into the county, Nel- the county, prepares an Industrial men," ported they were" frozen, Those first visit to the new elementary tense, and overconsclentlous, The-re 3 Ft., $2.50 ea. son explained that this Is s^ill an report which when completed is It all started 25 years ago, when picked up by Bajkov were merely building at Loch .Raven—with an doesn't teem to be any tingle 4 Ft.. $3.50 ea. important function of the depart- transferred to a card Index file In Art was six yfcurs old. A relative cold. enrollment of nearly 70ft-he turned cause of migraine, he wys. Often Extra Busliy ment but the efforts are "circum- the Industrial Commissioner's of- gave Rim a magic Set for a Christ- But It Is a matter of record, he to the principal and asked: "Is this one reason for the pain is • widen- scribed to a considerable degree fice. mas present, and "the Idea just said, that frozen fish fell on Eiien. TAXUS YEWS, $1.00 ea. i horaaly'."'Or hive you got muf- Ing of Important arteries in the DlACNOSj by developing shortages in water Here, at a glance, may be found stuck." Now Art is listed among Germany, in 1886. neck, |B4 there are drugs that will 12" -14" flers yon the Children?" tht top magician! of the Country. "The largest falling fiih on rec- contract the arteries. BOXWOOD, 12", $1.00 Once he gave a command per- ord," Bajkov said, "was reported Large Selection of pormance for an. Arabian sheik. Brvarf Hews "Headache of emotional origin It EVERGREENS, BARBERRY, AT Till: from India and weighed over six probably more common than mott That was during the war when Art pounds." Proper feeding and management PRIVET pEDGE, SHRUBS, was stationed In Arabia with an of brood ;«OWJ Is doubly Important Of ut teglixe," he coatinues, 'The SHADE TREES— emotional, restless, fidgety Indi- E&L army airways communications out- the last month before farrowing. AT LOW PRICES! vidual besieged by worries, anxie- fit. The sheik had heard about "the Open All Hours Incl. Sun SERVICE ONLY 3 DAYS astonishing American who can ties, overwork, and too little sleep li in obviou* cauie-ind-effect vic- make a man dead and bring him -TEXACO I'KOIH'll The front end comes tim. In many circumstance!, the WEIGELIA GARDENS back again." AMHOY AV1SI r first ... It now** emotional difficulty it unknown." Art thought the sheik was prob- (,'ONVEKV BOI I.HAl the motor.. . . the Tte doctor must try to help the NURSERY WoodbridKr 8-««M 1 ably referring to hypnotism. Ap- person find the reason for bis 3 Mii.rcs SOITII uv KOCTK :• steering apparatus SulTH l!lVK[l-i'KAM(l'lfV lil .Shop lluur> H lu 5" parently he was, for Art was re- emotional stress. LEFT ON FALL ... the headlights, I'lloNK MIM.TOWN V-M:|!H- \-l Monday to Satiinl.ir (ij warded for his demonstration with High blood pressure may bring Hl'l* MA LISTS IN LAWNS a gold threaded headdress, usually etc. To keep it and A.VIi I'LANTI.MiS OD heidlcbes. The treatment it worn only by state dignitaries. the rest of your car to try the things that reduce blood Th« story itstlf epitomiies the in Up-top »h»p* ... preuure. tin* points of the llutnbuyant art COATS of deception. LET AN EXPERT DO YOUR H AtraMU CHUCK <•••••» »3 About &T« million dollars in ctth NEW ACCOUNT FRONT-END REBUILDING and nwrchaWttae WM given aw»y 20 YEA^S EXPERIENCE to rtflo UateHM for uuwerwg STEAK »5 qtMtlotu or WenUfying tune* or NO GUESSWORK, EXPERIMENTING, DELAYS ptrioaagei bi 1MI. DRIVE 3 day SALE! COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP AND STOCK OF PARTS ROUND (Te» er lette.) Ib. 5 IEAR WHEEL ALIGNING & BALANGINfi 'mm *—* Tbe lump pump I* sometime* Chopped BEEF ***»»31 CORDUROY"" It it a latlo- in the tump reaches a certain height. Motor Tune-up - General Repairing - 24-Hour Towing Service Fresh BEEF LIVER 4 12G3 MAIN STREET RAHWAY 7-W71 . ***** tm» Samuel J. Gassaway Joseph N. Oajuway Tt*»t W\uH tW Union ID 1M8. 8h« foujbt With iJbfl SoudMrn alatei VEAL CHOPS »4 il *e Cltil war, reairning to th* Wm to IV*. Smoked TONGUE >3 A)} Other Products Priced as Reasonably Open Daily Till 8:30 P. M. and Saturdays ZUMAN ABATTOI V. & Oovt, taupwtMn No. in OAK TRJSK ROAD OH MUe P»*t l»«*b» Center Men's Suits . WE WILL BE CLOSED THIS MONDAY, OCTOIlKK $29.98 Show Room Special Your printing 1.947 whether large or sm wUl receive the attention our expert crafts For, e • Low pricoi, low ttrwi, It* It Custom Clu call Woodbridge 8-1 • NQ •mbarrtiii • Pay nothinj v RADIO HEA' I*! $1475*1 $6« tt tddty it F|ANK VAN SYCKiE, 186 SI ff^'f Want to Put i • \ ' «' •"k A&P Out of Business? V Til* answer »to be found in the formal ciunplaint "they" have filed with the court By %*f we mean, of course, the anti-trust lawyers from Washington who are out to destroy A&P. \ Tlley say. I. and these are the anti-trust lawyers* own words... that we "have reg- ukrly undersold competing retailers." To this charge we plead guilty: We confess that for the past 90 years we have constantly stepped up the efficiency of our operations in order to give our customers more and more good food for their money. •'.. V |IW American people have seen nothing wrong in this. By their ever-increasing patronage for 90 years they have ihown that they like this low-price policy. Apparently the people still see nothing wrong in thii 1pday. All during the past week - since the anti- trurt lawyers made their charges - we have been deluged with phone calls and letters from men and women in all walks of life who want us to know they are opposed to this effort to put A&P out of business. An enormous number of customers are telling our store managers and clerks that they want to con- tinue to enjoy our low prices for quality foods, , •* r . ,. . . •>• •- »-••• - . • • ... • * * « Farmers and other suppliers are asking what they tan do to preserve this efficient outlet for their products, - , .-•* Our 110,000 employees are asking us to protect their Jobs and pensions. ' _ t Labor leaders are wiring us their opposition to thii threat to labor's living standards. If all these people will be hurt, why then do the anti-trust lawyers want to put A&P out of business? Low Prices Don't Hurt Anyone Do You Want Higher Prices? » The anti-trust lawyers say because we are able to sell food cheaper A» anyone can see, the only purpose that would be served \sf than other grocers, we make it impossible for those grocers to putting A&P out of business would be to raise food price*. compete with us. tWho would this benefit?, If thii were true, we should have all the food business in the United States by this time. JJ^e were die first merchants to set the pattern for low-cost, low- profit distribution. Our example and our competition has led other, Ju«t the opposite ia true. In 1933 we had 11.6 per cent of the grocers to Iceep their prices down,, nation's food business. Now, according to the anti-trust lawyers, M our share has decreased to 6.4 per cent in 1948. Anyone can see Remove A&P from the picture and food prices are we have nothing even approaching a monopoly. hound to go up. As a matter of fact, there are about 30,000 more individual grocers in business today than there were ten years ago. } Remove A&P from the picture and the way will be Jhere are about 275 more food chains in business todaj than cleared for the destruction of every other efficient there were ten years ago. U Iar$e-fcale distributor. In other words, we have more competitors in the food fold awl do a smaller share of the nation's food business than before. b thii what the American people want? Where is this alleged destruction of other grocer*? ii there any evidence of their inatfUty to compete with us Ii titii m the public interest? *:> • GREAT PACIFIC TEA COMPANY :\. •'•'••' I '' iv -••; » r •' ">l;v?'-:'.*^N"'i;:i '•;..J.'. , ',";•. .>•'. PAGfi PIU FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1049 CARTERET |of-w»v, owners will be offered fair Fnthinn !Soto 'Dumb Animals' Are noikrt pri.f. for Hiem In line with NJ Making Si foil Road to Take luppiaUals at the time of acquisl- Cashier Carves iIon Moreover, If an nwner wishes WITH OUR CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Anything But Dumb it Few Buildings lo v ,)iirch.isc his builrllnRB for re-j Bid for movRl to nearby land, he will be In Survival Battle Models of Birds alven His; preference, without; TRENTONT^w iloi,(. N .1 Since the MeHing DateH of Cartereffi VariodH NHW YORK--Three nnlmsli. rnmprtiilon. ui rlo so In that case1 clmtilBliy Yours." r I Jrrwv loll jRiper- geni>r»lly thuiight of us "dumh »ni- 'the owner will p»y ft reasonable When and Where Se««ionn are Hehl uy «IM inivew lonit rnalu" arp proving to bf »nythiii|( ThlsU the thc-mrof n, . price fnr the bulldlnus which will: State's Industrial ,| , , IS.-< i,l;nlr> or nil iir(tin l»«|l 'H« lull dumb as they continue lo thrive He Seldom Sees r , Ch of open land ihr need Piiiiiii r,n. ft ,i.>fPiiii» linn. •" • I include an allowance to be made I'M pi. 'lU'il I" "iiliinlt Ilii'lr mrcl- mill TliurH|)«.i-, t 1'. M. ainlrlsl the perils ol civilization »nd N&W YORK.-With thf «ciptlon campaign which r,,ii,.n,, f:femnval or rlrmnlitinn nf dwrll- week. for the niKt nf removal, the pur- j itm 'iHii'K i"i ti.ii i iiiiitnn.i I''MIK lii:PAI:TM!l)NT (Vimi'iun I the daiiKer alwayi Inherent in ih* of Sunday - hU dajr ofl - be- J«fwl otlwr building 111111."; nlon? a<" i,n,l Tlimri'lMy nt Hill H'"- jrliase of H new lot, the construr- A mndeH hut, rolmfni uf will be Mirprlslnuly amill. I i'l:':sTi:i:s OK AKKIHOAWniiri liou.-»: rnmiiiti> '-, Irnl M.ni'jiv presenre of man. nbectacled F.ugene Ruffalo pusllei, iMmi of new foundation, cellars i ;irIITI'i I*. Koronterx HftH, »<£- at I'lroBlc Klrelmli'*, 1Vs« ''dumb" «nim>ls( appar- change through the caihler'i win- advertlslnd prnju,1m , ,„. L. Tinasi, Chairman of Ihr IXI-\ mil inurlli Tni'iiil«»J » P. ». VMTrciMNH (>P PUHMKIN w M:S - and the like. Where buildings are ently havt developed a trail which light of efforts by aim. ;,,,. Jrrscv Turnpike Authority, niiir 4'nriorrt Loilce JUT, 'Md . ' Hlnr lJindlnr I'M»I '"II. it 1111 dow'on the uptown iWe of tht Waah- I'-n repurchased, the Authority will to keep Industry iirqu',,,,., Bonnrrd tcSflav KI-II.IWH Hull, Miry Frlilny, I P. M.| • lUII, Ki'rnnil nn.l fuiirili TIMH.IIIV, many people find it Impossible to lngton Square station of the 1ND • nllnw n nasonnble lime for their • « I1. M.. AimlUnrv, i»<-.inil "ml 1 develop the faculty ot grtliiin subway syittem the unique advantage., ,,. I' Actually, ihr number of dwf>ll- removal AtfKIIHWV I.KOKIS Cnrlnrol »'rnl ' foiirtli Tlruriiln>' along with mankind. The mccesi But Irfere are many momenta In Jersey location. I unlU Ihm will bo Affrrlrd by :'"!«. Iliiiitiiirh Hull, flrnt km] thlnf AIX:ollOlilC« .\N Klr«l Uaa Turbine A H«l(rr H»«« Tkralrt With Loretta Voims "'ll An outline for what was probably the first gas turbine was presented The Pirture With Celestf Holm more than 200 years ago, In 1080. Gutst by Bishop Wilkim in a book, "MatheniBtietil Migick." It was BRAVE' described ai suitable for ''turning Behind Locked With William Kill >ti of a spit, reding of yarn, the chim- ing of belli, the rocking of a cridle, enough to give each man and boy SUNDAY AND MONDAV tlons," "LUST FOB (iOlD Grapefruit Predoctlon With Glenn Ford n"'l MATINEE TRICES Florida ia the leading: state In Ma Softly tailored with the production of grapefruit, fol- capeltt shouldsri, flat- lowed closely by Texfi, with Ari- [2, To 1 Fuvoritc zona and California producing the •COVER CI Next time Dad goei to th» vKorkih»|i to gal busy with hit' shirred bodict, remainder of the commercial crop. l >• til -JIMI -jai» t* :. With «IU Haywortli Men fqvorila hobby, remind him that thert'i a good (hone* full flaring skirt'. In Florida produces about 90 per cent MON. TO 1 thai hit friinds ond neighbors from Ntw Jiniy will bt of the total crop,'Texas 35 to 40 Gen* Kelly petal-smooth, runproof per cent, the desert about 9 per | we'll have to do Is show working rig/il along with him. ' cent and the California summer rayon tricot that'i to grupefiuit area the remainder. TUESDAY AND one of our new Fall Yti, New Jtrsty induitri«t play a big part In tht mapifr ediy-to-core-for and facturt of »mall tooli. It takes a lot of skill to turn #gt A Waller Hr»*c tkralrc "IMPACT" and men, you'll buy a Excise tax reduction will not NllW hammen and plants and screwdrivers, but tht man «md wears so well. In excit- With Brian Donlew m»i apply to installment payments. of them. women in local tool plants havt tht "know-how^1 that ingly new "Conversation Drum. >!«••• la Ella Raines counts. "IT S A GREAT Cslon." Banter Hue, fit so smartly fush- • * FEELING" —Alan— Mart thpn $3,000,000* worth of small tools art manu- Secret Pink/Go*sip "JACK POT JlTTiW* 1, so colorfully pat- "A WOMAN'S factured every ytar in our great ilqtt. Htrt Ii but anothtr Green or Chatter Coral. SECRET" With Joe Yule and KoW'"" ||iied, that they're the txqmplt of tht skill and divtrsiflcolion of tht industrial 1 32-42 $2.95 (Also, Dtahea to the M'" '* In ties lor the new which hflp >o makt-Ntw Jersty grtat. TODAY THItU SATURDAY 44-46 .: $3.50 Ronald Reuan - Virginia Mayo WIIIC int/lCI, rUHIC ifnVANKMA 9IMT HAU, • Eddie Bracken COJMAUNOI m root moutmr ON us nonm "Tilt; UIRl FROM JONES AN* ON Iff FMNJ fOK HltUM OdOWfH. BEACH" ic, only 11.50 each -»iw- STATE THEATRE Howurd Duff ' Marta Torcn Gcorga Brent 1LLEGAHWTRV «TORB HOUKSi »-« DAILY; IUtuf4»y U»Unet> O Color Caftooiu O .With Lo»«tU YqVNG - CedMto HOLM lt*k for iKf n««t g^nrtiMPMtit In lM» SUIH rt- CLX>8«) NOON WtDNEBD 3 Plus Gloria HIKRY • BM| fORD in j yovf tlal* (lukCilnd if NMc SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY '•Ai* HOSTH88" M» «l IWI itrlti of "Giinie iW wi ftt>«ii. Wrlit t« Mac*, "NOT WANtKi* Tb.« Story Of An Unwed ,•'!'•' ;• ma In V;^:lvl »aUy Pormt - Keete, ': Ui.\iJM^iit:i^'ii,...Jii m ,."••«• 'THERE &UGHTA BE AN INVESTIGATION*4 * Editorials: Opinions of Others Communist Propaganda Tilt ton. rt«r. lull roiirii and llw Jpr«ey Turn- A» Ihf Plani fnr New Jer*rv « pike In partlcuUr wtll have • declared it will oust. This la something of a new Turnpike nnr.>id and the The nut Ion hn.i ton? through lil :li»»y Ueonmr* moie o' une phntF of prmreM that ht.v to oxplatn the hostility of the peculiar "position for a country to take, In t wonder* tbnut \hi wiped rut MW But condition* w relation to another, with which it lias a lick nl n Inic ind crv an ihc p*rt Imvp rh«n«ed. ihe pendulum „ toward tfttgwhivla MW nat of Hie taxpayer Their *a« a tlm- !'; mutual assistance pact based on the prin- **unv buck and the toll gate Is Then toll foart^ *tr> rondettwrrl bm-k iindln HR an Anterlcnn In- limPS call the ftiwrtan offensive, fi"t only :«H ii nuivinrr but us nu ciples of equality and mutuality. Mitini.m -Ruramit HeraM. secretary of State D*ai» Ache- The Yugoslav Government, in a'recent Injmtlre. Trawler < uumbfi.l at the inrimviiience •>! |i«i|khiM »i TIIK IMMltNG MAN note to Russia, offered to settle all dis- to'l -jut!*. A:ul ihcv WIT" ln'-:'n-i\i not believe There BIP ti.v thltttn tedder or putes by agreement "In accordance with llwv h#d ludip Into their world ii MntKl limp nf!**v ]i»v- more wistful In thl» lift thun tlw and |n the spirit of the International ob- Tint i>i rnursi', led to thnuviit ind pmotlnrn of a mnn 1 but, ligation undertaken by both governments." "•' '•-« 'Iri' t\f f(iad- ntiri brlri" v whii lo^ki in * mirror and mi- can hard- Diplomatic observers considered this a States boimhi tu> the PI»PTIIM denly tt»\\tn that baldPMi 1^ fV l from Individuals nnd pimpini's , desrendlnu on lilm, For the firs: tnc sa^faittttig' to Moscow shrewd position because the Russians, by «nrt the wvemim MS bulii tiuvt- refusing, will violate existing treaties, and, «and* of miles of now inili*v- time with .thurkrd and miurnt.il •» •! niblk' sTV'Ife The t'li'iii ,• eyps. he «?.n hl-.m.'lf a« other* ,, the contetf the So- by the use of force, will demonstrate that Was that tnWpnrt.illrm rout ••* «ri- lilw He used to InlMlne t'-nt mnicnt'lhd Yugoslavia ihc|r agreements with other countries, ••cv mihilr |tn>l>n'y pnld fi>' hr Itnd a hiah. dlstlnvuLthed pg The fuch as Poland, Rumania, Hungary arid from tux mom*!, »n.l provtrirfi «> hm»- but no* he Ted'«nbes It M the field t servlc* to till ttiepubll; for what It I*— a mere p.'lch of miikc rto their effort to Bulgaria, are considered "scraps of paper" But n*w there in «n BUD-IT;" ground auiTendered ta miriliv by n,r presertt Oovem- by the Kremlin whenever Russian Interests nWff In sentlWrtf. A Murtv ct an tneHornble rpcedlni hulrllir. are at "Stake. toll rnndK throughout the n»ti"r\ Like Uuh irassland stricken by ,,i, the Soviet,: temment has iho*» that more and more stnli-s pinjlon. Ills onre-luxurlant lork; irwflm hl»hwnv exminslm liavt been ihlnr.ed a*»y by the 'ih W.\\. f^nmylfanla No*- pns'iiirp of the years. Soon, very snon, all. «ll will be »nnp IP^ Comvr'lci't ,»|| hnvf their 1 i"ionrl»(1 hl'ilvavs. Ami I p w nothinn he can do to K Vote $25 Million for Institutions New Jr;sey Is toon to loin ' e prevent it. No mBttrr hnw wish- ful h? mav be. no matter l>n« .. Tli" tnj) Byjrem U nn tlio 1 irsMatlvp a'cnrta In CiltfornU. vigorously \\f may nnmiw hU .niilinn bond 1«W« for improve- one additional correctional institution, and Ohio. Mn^iclini'tti nnrt orii'-i" scalp In »n effmt to reawaken It. hp known (IPPD In his he«vt thst si;,tf liUftitlllkjilut wUl be the first numerous major modernization and Im-' . ()iiltp evidently the Idea Is r fmnuiar. in due cour« the top of hl.i h»a l sl;,te pi^MHi^MI the ballot at provrment projects to the pregent lhatltu- 1 win b- »n nmnntti nr>d ••'Inv as rri' Ti>nrp is 't'i^riMTilHcrdbl, o>- ,i,rr 8 CWnewali^t^n. The other tions. ••''••. nn Rpple - Waahlniton Star. n'.pl prtsitlon (o tall reads, tbi •.imr « = , tie ftttpmjM IMhide $H)5 mil- there Is to IHfklnn itlHerv Mit en Organizations and persons revlewlrtg the , bonus for W mftijner tn$km • blanket mnt.itm by the new "AnarchlsU, crimlnaji, UHter- practice of hit the jackpot," i wattttiK period is reduced fro* flv» w uiai me group of aliens before tit* afls. polygamUt* and those «ho ^' County's Naturalization Clerk MsU RUIM ; l0 twn VPars Kvlst pointed out that an ftllcn In nmkinm application for his nil qualiflcations of th* gorem- ... ^.f-n Krroliition P«s continuous years In the talnly h,,s i, coming to this country may flli- final petition the alien fills out a for flvP ment Then Kvtot glvw »P gnuip •monj! ihrm tondln* wit bookk-u|Unite-d States cannot become Na- portunlty t,, , Aids Aliens to Become Citizens a declaration of intention imme- detailed form along with » photo- the -ibnal naturalhathm o.th to further nplilrim tnditions o: turatJwJ." Kvlit explfttaed. "ta caiUam deW, dlltely upon landing here to snow graph, and malls it to the Imml- which each MMtoml wears to «h, United Stair* onttr to beeoiM !t«tW»U»d. « ship. On,,,, ' hit de»lre to become an American gratton nnd'NsturnllKaUori Service NEW BRUNSWICK in thp Suprem* Court? How alleglatx* to any fortlim t rM nip?«in«i Ihrn »14«i^ who'person must no! b* a disbeliever obeyln i cltlnfl. This is commonly referred Office In Newark which nets the K R im fin offtre in the basement "of the Is their term? How many I to as "Brst papers." 1'1'0 fir n hritrinu conducted by a d to defetm tlit United: ,il«aUF rtHtftti U* Unii«l StatM, or opposed to organised govern-1II eveiyon, lV: Ciuntv Record Bulletins that the Stales Senators do we Then a. five year period must federal examlncT in Kvlst's office. ttotton I irVw to 19U Mtr not subject to , ment. They must not bt a member, In his ((«„ .HI ia«p person nevn visits If he's or wl h in What, are the three parts of! elaapsi e before the applicant, may 8hmir<1 the applicant quallfv he crtttttis the *|wrt.«i«) W« «»-l » P™* »-' <*• '"'^ J .. » *«»•««« *p"n* Wlen „ fin Am.'iirin cltlMn. It's the office V rrtw Bnallr prior to J«w 3. government or- body of people cltlKiwhlp „, of Andrew N Kvlst. Middlesex the Constitution? What was the apply for his final petition. Only must wait at least. 30 days before 1M! rm hare hte am^l legated teachlnn dtabe W tb orfarthfd means, i Bm . County'-; Naturallnatlon Clerk Continental Congres*? In tU c«4e where ones spouse l« th# npxt sesslon'of Naturalization ! vr) Ask those on the avprAgp radio alrealy an American citizen Is the Court which is held each March, dll ^w homeland rml M rrrtHlnte of lre.1 Rovernment or to Uw principals of will not lwv, Ink; this office come upward to qute program," Kvlst ssld, "and decl*¥itl«l of Intention waived .Tune. AuKHsi and December. thTm o^ havtn/b^ the N.tu«3i««i™ and , the Constitution of the Unltsd we can th,,, , 10(1 pifrs-m* a month, ill aliens The naturalized citizens of to- »• Fancy «-"23c Dinnirwire 933a ma n-i; Pattern 9331 OQtOfl* in Jr. Mist .99 si?.la 11. 13, tt, IT. Site 13 takes Stoffer Set v,i yards at-lactt fabric Send TWENTV*Vi CBNTl.ta colna (or thli ptttara to 170 Hl*t- imper Pattern O»pt.. tit Wot 18th St., N«w Yotk 11. N- Y. Print Plainly ««, !**¥% ADPMM BTyLt NUli Just out — Fall .ad WteUr »t»ra Smart, new CMOH W W home. Gift ideM JH UW Bund Fifteen C«nU far U>b A Free Pattern It prtnt#d IB -a new wwU( ^tf •'t;^i|wS PtlESfc. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1049 PAOE NINE Rutgers Prep last year. Others In-' A l • C I II B 1 Smart Cotlegimfie She xtatat thai 'hu would be a rSy;-* Alum Schedules HousewivesResent Cancer Unit Sets Langhorne Mecca lh» 1ml national rimnipintishtp of Kingston, N, Y. ih* wuon (n ttir Rjut, »ftPr which Rutgers The little Scarlet has three 190- WoodbridgeEleven *r-» ncnon «iil shift \i a similar pound centers; Joe Ambrose of Court Blow at A&PsSession Oct 26-29 For Top ILS. Racers r«.-f at Arlmtiit: tmwns. Texas, Hillside, Joe Burton of Westneld, «hm ihe neiaw *il| r-mctallr ter- Squad and Nell Burton of Ban Marino, For Came Sunday As letters, telegrams »nd tale- NEWARK—Som« of the fore- LANOHORNK. Pa The world's mlnate Acrordlnii la Mrs. Bal> Calif. phone calls continued to deluge most cancer research specialists, , , , ,, , , . cork the rao »ill br held Satur stores and offices of The Oreatand others In allied fields that aid fastest one mllr>ciiHil»rr»c? track Q,.,^, •"•-- - *-•- .... — Rutgers Tfop quarterbacks under the CARTE RET The Carteret (|sy cite Vain Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company .In the fight aa«lT.st cancn. Will be the Ltnghnme SpVwIway. will PUT should forrf | makings of an- wing of 'Frank Burns are John Alumni grldriers are sin ted to play of U* protesting anti-trust efforts to dis- th< speakers on the programs be- host to the East* lout IQO-ntir SunrUT date fipshraan grid Emery, a slender 170-pounder the Woodbr+n>e olden Bears at solve DIP company, the 90-year- ing arrnnai i for the second an Nltlonal Chsmpiornhn ra-r Sun- I least, So »»ys from Allentown, Pa., and 180- NK(R this romlng Sunday okl food chain released this week nual Training School of the New day, October ldth Mrs N D Bab WEIIS IMXT. ,,,if-tlme vafiity pound Joe Gilbert of Oranvllle, afternoon, but Herky Cherepnn.j cock, track p:i :,|pnt. ann nincwl PROVIDENCT R i MeniM , ,v«r the coaching N. Y. Don Dreler, a 150-pounder head-man of the local contingent.) n second full-puce advertisement Jersey Division of the American to 2(10.0 newspapers across the ', Cancer Society. today. Rovnhlum irr.-nih mmrtrrl hll this fall. from Baldwin, N. Y , shapes up ashas Indicated that there Is it pos- Mrs. BalK.irk slid i»if country The session* will bf held xl Ho- rurf n>ei-r Mn B^uni PnltxUtmg, ,,,. of bet»er than No. 3 man In the T-slot. sibility that the game will be would be directed and sup-tvlsH both ol Brooklyn. N. Y . at a cert- played In Cnrteiet instead. He said A fldod of endorsements of A tel Traymore. Atlantic City. The lie ::qufld has been Burns has htree left halfbacks representatives of the different by the Bam mony p»rfnrm< 1 IK re because i, Hill and hisready to fo: Ben Anderson, a 175- he wont know until tomorrow If Peamr from housewives, farmenfarmers., i America's largest mtn rarlna or- Rhode Island u thr only state y the change will be marie. Hfiky manufacturers and labor leaders. I countries will report on Wednes- ,,,!., Prank Burn* pounder froih Cranford; Bob Kap- gallution. Time timN %,;; talc- mhich «llo«-* Mich * TnnrrlaKf feels that a change to Carteret is HccorrlinR to the new message evening niwrterback »nd lan, a real speedboy from Dover, place Saturday afternoon (Xu>br. advisable because of the poor ticarlnK under the headline; "Why sciwlnns will b and Bob Howell of Johnson City, dinner 16th. beginning at 1 P M snd rnri- Palotrmr televnpf range may ,iv. on last year's drawing which Woodbrldge made do they want to put A & P out i Thursday and Friday. A N. Y. Working at right half are t< 6 P. M. innetsr 10 prr cent with polishing. Ra/Nicolette of Port Jervls, N. J ,at Its last home game. of business?" the company re- .,, i immage with a lie! Al Dodd of Kingston, N, Y.. and ported | i-;inftRut eleven. The locals lost their opener two tober 28. will be devoted to the Bill Hlmmel of New Bnmswick. "An mormons number of cus- icntntive start- weeks Hgo to a plucky and hard- oiolng of confsrences and round- hitting South River Eagles com- tomers are tellinR our store man- , inv has a unit Par ahead at fullback I- im- ble discussion,* : pound Bob Shriner of Roadie bine They are anxious to alone tRors Riirl clerks that they want rnan 200 pounds Among the speakers on the pro- Park, home town oi Coach muni for this defeat but if they expect to to continue to enjoy our low prices I averftg; ram will be- Dr. C C. Llttte, direc- and varsity halfback Herm He- do so at the expense of Woori- .'or quality foods. of the Jloscoe B. Jackson Me- n ihan 180. ring. Trailing Shriner are John biltlgp they will hav« to play a top "Farmers and other suppliers morial Laboratory. Bai Harbor, ,,i iiii.'i HUM Sand- Marusich of Blnghamton, N. Y.,brand of football. i IT asking what they can do toMaine, and Dr. Mary Bennett. lonK :, ion, Mass., and and Ed Nllsen of Hempstead. L, I. Cherepon has Indicated that the uir.wve this efficient outlet for ssoelated with the Lankenau Hos N. wark—a pair of Hill is currying a squad nf 55 to local team will use the same lineup •.heir products. iltal Research laboratory, Phlla ii-iutid them are give every man a chance for aM they had against South River. Our 110.000 employees are ask delphla. Dr. Little Is head of one ifpsdie and Andy if the largest reaearch laboratories berth, His State University yenr- us to protect their Jobs and net. lings open against Princeton, Oc- n this country and Is managing , tackles, all over tober 15, then run Into Reseed Lawns Now, director of the Amerlrsn Cttncer Labor leaders are wiring us Society. Dr. Bennett has been impressive squad Columbia, Lafayette, and N. Y. U; w: the thinnest heir opposition'to this threat to studying sulfur metabolism In The 1948 freshmen were unde- aboi's living standards. elation to normel and abnormal usity next year. Advice of Experts Corduroy Is the coed's choice feated against the home slate. If alPlhese people will be hurt growth and this, year has beer, i KI Anderson, a Rutgers high scholastic stand- this fall For both sportswear and More persons are becoming con' why then do the anti-trust law- working' under a grant of tf the who arrived un- ards make it a good bet that some date frocks, the National Cotton vlnccd that late summer Is th •ers want to put A & P out of American Cancer Society on the p from of the brightest freshman stars Council reports, ilerr, a smart best time for lawn renovation or business?" Isolation of a liver factor. She will v Anderson al- will never see varsity action. But rollrfienne wears une of the building. This Is shown by the The message quotes these law speak on "How Shall We Regard , n!in:; defensive for the time being at least, Head flimoruiiK new corduroys. Her sales of grass seed and other sup- vers as saying that A ti P Pood Nutrition In Cancer Research.' I,im on offense Coach Harvey Harman can cast flattcrint, princess-style dress plies at this season. Stores "have regularly undersold The speakers will appear on the i.n of Port Ed- was designed by Minx Modes of happy eyes toward the freshmen. ;ompeUng retailers," and contin Thursday evening program which , mlented 220- If the youngsters can survive the Orass plants have a hard pull St. Louis. over the summer, and «o aiany Jed: will be devoted to cancer re- on de- hazards of the classroom, practice search. lawns came through In good con- Methods Cited fields, and competition from the JUST 6 YEARS LATE The session Prtday'momlng will • niison and An- dition because of the reserve the "We plead guilty," adding tha varsity, some of them are going BERLIN -A bleeder of carrier he devoted to a discussion of the iiniind Dave Love plants had built vp. This Is usually 'he past 90 years, "we have con to be big factors In the State pigeons, while cleaning HI* dove- •Volunteer Bervlces program. .','o-pound John due to good fertilizing and cul- ,tantly stepped up the efficiency University's grid fortunes In 1950. cot at Porst, was surprised taflnd Edgar H. Wilson, of Flemlngton. liiooklyn. Henry tural practices if our operations In order to glv Application of fertilizer at this a newly-arrived and vlslbJi ex vice president of the division, is i •sum, 200-pound SCHOOL ENROLLMENT wr customers more and monchairman of the Training School season—with lime If it Is needed- hausted pigeon among tys ^>lrds the tackles, and A record of 32,871,500 pupils ood for their money." Committee arranging the program. will help plants grow. The message removed front undei . ::nj-t)punder from In elementary and secondary Other committee members are Mrs. You can use thr ordinary 6-10-5 the plgton's wing was a desperate As for allegations that A A P' schools and colleges IK predicted Richard J. McDonald. Paterson; garden fertilizer or one specially call for help from an isolated. Ger- ow prices prevent competitor; ,, .if solid guards for'this fall by Earl James Me- Dr. William E. Bray, Pemberton, prepared for use on turf. The 5- man infantry battalion In south (rom doing business, the arlver < r Somervllle and Orath, United States Education Dr. Joseph I, Echikson. Newark: J. 10-5 should be applied at the rate em Italy, "completely rut 4R by Isement pointed out that In thi ; Ninth Braddock •Commissioner. This compares wit) 1 ast ten yeats, 275 rival food Wesley Goldthrop, Camden, and of 2 pounds to 100 Square feet the enemy and near starvation.' nl in at 196 and the 1948-49 total of 31.880.000. Mr a ;hains have grown up and some Pied W. Chapman, Somers Point nf lawn surface, Special turf fer- Where the pigeon had spent the McOrath point* out that American have Charles C. Hansbury. executive di- tilizers are used at the rates rec- time since 1943. when (lie messagi J0.000 individual grocers schools, crowded as never before rector of the division, will be the The finest foods from the garden spoti rf i '.her top guards ommended on the packages. was dispatched, remains a ro^tery ?one into business. are up against the "most critica school dlrwtor. •:: of Lynn, Mass Clip the lawn close Just before Moreover, while A & P had 11.6 the world are yours when you buy year" in the nation's history. Jersey operator at npplyini; the fertilizer. Spread it >er cent of the national food MOTOR VEHICLES , ' Tiarket In 1933, it had only 6.4 CORRECTION Flagstaff-picked at the peak of perfec- evenly If you do no thave a me- last week's edition The Automobile Manufa^tpren uer cent in 1948, according to tion. Taste them today - because taitinf chiinii-iil spreader, you can usually Association has estimated that, the rent one. If you have to spread figures of the anti-trust lawyers 1949 year end will find about 4S.^(W,OO themselves, said the advertise- read Arrow Shirts for $3.95 and is beiievingi... Ah-h, how delighted you CHRISTENSEN'S fertilizer by hand, try to get anmotor vehicles on the nation the price should have been $3.65. "THE FRIENDLY STORE" even cover.ige. " men». will be that Flagstaff quality actually highways. This compares w^p the If the A & P should be compell- Briton's y it Is the nation's Some fertilizer may fall on th? 40,622,264 in use at the end 0 aa costs no mor« than the ordinary kindl foliage and cause browning. On ed to quit, not only will food prices duty to save itself in crises. 1848. This year's total will Include go up, but "the way will be clear- \ — old grass plants, the damage is 35,400.000 passenger cars, 7.900, only temporary. With newly sown ed for the destruction of every 000 trucks, and more thari 3O6,00( other efficient, large-scale dis- trass it may be fat,al. so it Is wise, buses. where- seed is to be sown, to djpply tributor," concluded die message, FQR SALE IN the fertilizer before spreading the asking: "Is this In the public seed. I have seen a new planting EMPLOYMENT Interest?" completely killed when the fer- Employ mer|V in'tfugvfst LINDEN, N. J. Beer Barrel! tilizer Whs spread after the newto the highest point of th&^yur, Detillttrut (i-niniti frani GENUINE 54 'plants were up. according to the Cens.ils Bureau, Estimated life of modern beer only 2V4 yi'iirs i.M which pointed out that the n.um- barrels, made of stainless chrom- luirili, Flagstaff Fo«b SoW Watering the lawn Immediately Piillli'O. All rniiniH ilnil I after fertilizing will wash oft any bei of Jobless fell 406.00Q below ium-nickel steel, is twenty years, l li'i'unitt'il fertilizer that has fallen on theJuly's record total, In July, civilian while wooden barrels usually are rtppiiln!mtut.^ tluii \ replaced in about six yean and fur. A llulilifil leaves and so avoid damage. employment totaled 59,720,000. t IliHl Is I are nearly twice as heavy. Wi m at llii.niin. I'l (7 l.lmlen 'j President says he favors price YOU DON'T NEED A POCKET level ail can afford. FULL OF CASH THIS FALL' IBiflET SINK Has your room ATMOSKIN'S a "DEAD SPOT'? DOWN $ add life . .. excitement with new I Delivers WORTH OF FALL APPAREL 12 Woodbridge Lumber Co. WINDOW SHADES BUIUHNtt MATERIAL STORE Tel. YVOod. 8-0125 Dingy, shabby window shades make your whole room luok WOOUIJRIIKiE, N. J. dull. Getirid of them fast—whisk up fresh, colorful Colum- bia pastel shades, and your windows become the focul point of interest. S«e our beautiful selection of pastel colors; such us shell pink, dove gray, lemon yellow, aqua and other beauties. They'll make "Dead Spots" wake up and'sing! Let us show them to you now! tvtry OM of fhfff hoturu: I l)n« p|( i lni[jrey 6 ;'••'-1,1., MU,fcmrfwHtiUU«a * Ui. H—! vMtm ) 11 '.-i l, 1 '«"<«iMU»iHari| \y['^«*mmm*i,1mt)m- '• ^'>M**mimmnm htwtM* t*w ONLY 10% DOWN, the NEW STE1NWAY 24 MONTHS TO PAT? AH this beauty *a&- at the lowest pritfe ever ^ HEPPLEWHITE SPINET 1 '(l HOURS* 9-1 DAILY; FRIDAY TUi CLOBKD NOON WEDNESDAY AB 18th ceulury Eugliuli dwiju ipiiiet wilh the faiuoua KleiiiVny ICthm «IH!loue, ami tile grain of litw ami |iru|H>rtiou of (ieorg* Hr|i- [il«wbit«'i rro«(ions. UliUinalilc in walnut or nnhu(;«iir oil a that the rug Is beautiful but that, Insldiirp for 1 olitaiil , I-MJ •• .s. I unfortunately It, does rot har- Capitol i in v ' 01.Linn tnai m. nv Mir-li j < urn i. m ^otiMi 3t\aty i Ui monla) with the rest of your things 1 from Rrlilorlnl lJan6> haity outbursts Actually w CUSTOM MADE H. Deter'* Pony Rides HINES ROOFING CO. Andy's Es$o Servicenter WOODBUDQK HIGH TEST QUALITY Soda Dispensers FURNITURE At Maple Tree Picnic Grounds, Ovttcn - Leaden - BkyMjhU LUBRICATION - TIRE REPAIRS CONCRETE Royal Gardens .•Mate anil Asphalt Ko«l« Girls or Soyi Laboratory Approved REPAIRING AND Open Saturday. Sunday. Holidays Rubberoid Shingles Battery Charting Expert Truck UPHOLSTERING 1 -« P. M. and Auto Repairs Dishwashers Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel All work covered by Workmen'* Washed Sand - Waterproofing PONIES Compensation and Liability £4-Hour Towtnt Seniee Ume - Brick - Cement - Plaster WEYGAND'S Porters FOR .., WOODBRIDGE S-1549 Upholstery Shop BIRTHDAY AVKMOU H. J» OK ROUTE 25 Weekends and Steady 63 Smith Street, Aienel Ruritan Mercantile PARTIES, Hine* Roofing Co, Positions. Call WO-8-2032-J 4S6 School Street, Woodbrldie Corporation PICNICS, DAT AND NIGHT 8BRV1CE Pleasant Working Service Statins • METUUU> RATEH Phone PR-4-0375 BLV ON THE IHOHWAY BAZAARS Conditions. FRONT AND FAYETTK STS, H ...... 16e Tin' 1'KRTIl AMBOY. N. J. AND SAVE1 WO-8-2216-M A4dltten»l % Mil* . . tfo FALL CLEARANCE • Roofing and Siding HOWARD JOHNSON lillit i • Ii • .• ir« Safe acd Insured OlrlCIi 441 PEARL STREET ON ALL FURNITURE Clarkson'$ an .!• • !•!• n' • ' "»l WOODBRIDdK. N. J. #25 Drag Stores lie S.ll. I'. 11 ..-£•' Winter Brothers RaiJts Henry Janten & Son ESSO SWV1CE WOQDBRIDGE, N. J. Wayside Furniture Shop THE HARMED AG Highway ZS Avenel, N. J Tinnlnc and Sheet Metal Work THIig Avenel Plwrmocy > Open Dally 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. CAR RADIOS RooHnc, Metal Ceilings and Amboj AfCBM ud Junes Itiwt EST. l'l Phone Woodbridge 8-1577 MOTOROLA ANli PHILCO Furnace Work Insurance anil Ki.il 1010 RAJrWAt AVENUE WMifertln N. J. LET US 93 Main Street V Standard and Custom Deluxe WOODBR1DOE 8-19U 588 Alden Street ART TILE CO. WOODBKIIHH: • Umber and Millwork • Models in Stock WQrS-Ull Designed to Fit Your Car! Wooflbridfe, N. J. 454 RAHWAY AVENUE REVIVE THE EXQUISITE Anderson Radio Telephone S-1M6 • Servtee BATHS KITCHENS Woodhridge Lumber Co. 414 Ambw Atenoe, Perth Amb«i BEAUTY WHITMANS CANDIES 1 RUBBER FLOORING Phone Perth Amboy 4-37S5 "SINCE 19W OF YOUR Cosmetics - Film - Greeting Cards Woodbridge, N. J. (QUALITY FIRST) Geis Bros Telephone: Wooduridie t-tUS • Rail Repairs • New Jersey Roofing Phonei: WO-8-2927 Rugs • Carpets KSON Company Gulf Service E. W. NIER WO-8-2368 ^ ' at W$ Radio & mwisioh MGGIST Telephone Woodbcldte 8-1889 SALES) and SERVICE 3M-313 NEW BRUNSWICK AYE. TIRES REPAIRID lars CallCA. PERTH AMBOT, N. J. IN RECORD Til Authorised Servk* Enctam AMBOT AVE. AND GREEN ST. „„.. i,,.,. II. 88 Main Street j Woodbridge Only the Best Replacement Park Tel. PE-4-0216 WOODBRIDOE. N. J. "BETTER USED CARS" Woodbridge, N. J. Liquar Store .Used All Work Fully Guaranteed Woodbridge 8-MST John Lokos on your siniului''- JOS. ANDEASC1K, PROP. etr. SO MONIH l'l TINSMITH AND ROOFER Telephone: 8-0S*4 Complete Stock of Domestic All Type Tube* and Batteries tn BERJSIE AVTO SALES 11 HAY WARD AVE. Stock. Roofing and-siding work and Imported Wines, Beers CABTERET, N. J. 14 PKRSmNQ AVENUE (aaranteed 405 AMBOT AVENUE and Liquors Call CARTERET,, N. J. Save salesman's x>mmission WOODJBRIDGE, N. j. Dog Kennels 574 AMBOY AVENUE Why Pay $300.00 for a Holohon Brother* All work done In i WO. 8-1 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. $150.00 Job? GARAGE your home at your Witt. t-UU - »-i«zi rl J • Radio aid Television Nothing to pay extra far Standard Eiw Pr«dBeto convenience. The c»sh >•<»' "* J GOING AWAY? b« ready to pick "l1 BOARD YOUR DOGS • Musical listrameits • William Murphy Pnons ^ minutes! Dally, Weekly, Monthly Bates 99 Wedgewood Ave. Weodbrldm I-MM and 8 t Repair Service TlfE ROAD TO WOODBRIDQE RADIO 87 MAIN STRE Washing and Stripping MUSICAL HAPPINESS Woodkrtdxe, N. J. C«e. Amboy Arrant w AND TELEVISION Wo. 8-2219-M •M: WOftdbridre 8-0632 Well Ventilate^ — ENROLL NOW — 8M«nd8trMt Nile Vfflkityrldge 8-2325 Best of Care Expert Instruction SAXE8 A SERVICE Accordion - Violin • Hone and Aila Radioa Tlrw M4 Clarke Repair Service He»d<|U»rt«r» for Quality • AmpUAen • Television W««dbridg», N. J. Musical Instrnments and RtnUGKBATION Spick & Sftan Kennels • E*»»rt SwfMaf Bigs Accessories and AUTOMATIC But 216, Ionian Avenua LIBERAL TRADE-INS JOSEPH P. KQCSIK WASHING MACHINES Rahway, N. J 1 Eddie's Music Center 451 RAHWAY AVBNVC l«9 R»hww Avenue, Avenel, N. J, 5 'BETCHA A COKE!" RAI1WAY 7-3938-M • Sewln Getter that Wv« got the mott i#rriflc values you vv. «>' AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC ,H. J. AnlMwd LMUdwall Service no. Uaitkmki, iTop. BandU Repair* .157 State St. V. A. 4-129* at th% "SUHWWSE STORE Frank Hataneci Buy HOTEL FOR DOGS Espos'tio't Mum Shop SEWING MACHINE A t Vfliiow Cleaning NOTION CENTER Pedltreed Cocker and Col I it Pups AUTHORIZED DEALER, HMulawrMni t«t BuMCher, Selmer, Martin DOMEKTIC IE WING MAC HIM U — PLUS — Boftrdbuc - Bathing . 'lrluuning Eiiiphone, SUpgerUnd, Gratsch. BUtTONHOLIW NADU •A NEW 1948 AUTOMATIC IKI/r* AND BUCIiLBS OOVRRKP Garden State Mnilcal Instnietlon on All •A GVAAANTEED O.K. R William NBS HKPA1HUU gAJWlt VACUUM ImtrumenU (rTH Window CUfaning Co. Line(4jnht Kennels Rental Plan for Student* Hf OLD LINCOLN HIGllW/vv New Brunswick Avenue I-2J6U Fords, N-1. Perth Afflwy 4-MH •\RT£ ^ FRIDAYrnujAI,. SEPTEMBffriEriBMBEHH 30W. 19419499 . PAftt'nJ High School Gridders Open Tomorrow With Union He THAT HEW KIM licck Pharmacy K.(L Pirtmen Open Laboratory, Tank | ****** AQAlNt By Atan MoyMatt'y s Tavern, Makwinski Team, |V;,m Takes Lead in Sunday At Home House. Mechanics 3 Grohman's Tied Orioles Get Sweeps jttle In Bowl League CARTEtlET-Ttie K of C Curry Council bowling team will open Its Win Pin Matches For League Lead In Major liague Starting Lineup rTfUr their two- State League wagon this Sunday afternoon at the Academy Alleys' CARTERET—Laboratory. Me- CARTERET As the over Ernie Sabo's, CARTKRET—Malt's TattTO and CARTRR1CT Makwlnskl Build imy tgatast the Jersey City Paulus hnnlcs No. 3 'and the Tank House Hixh School Blue and White 1 rharmaey emerged iff nrnhri"«n'>d at KM lwt wa*k> mutehei lr with swe»i>ln« trlumph» In Mon- The locals hav« 2 champion- U8MR Iqterdepartment bowling lonmrrow hy meetlnt) Onion ! MiiK-sday nHhU Other wtn- Cartaret Commercial Bowline day night matfhM In thf Cirtetvl hips to their credit and one more league matches rolled at the Aca- it the UKHI hull school ,,.,.,, ciwat's, Bridle's Sonoco me at the Academy AUeyk Major Bowl lux I^situr rolled at OK will retire the State Trophy demy Alleys. f'lank MrCarthy. who Will h t»«m having four wins and Jie Hill Bowl Mtkwlnskt's had nil nowl. or the Carey Council. LAB (3) stm unit his 23rd season u i wo losses. little trouble In disposing of standing of Ttaimi • Bowling with the locals Possoby 128 172 128 Iron nioiiuir at the Wa W this The romplttc results of lMt »•», despite lh« fuel that the last naton will be Captain Leon Cur- Klsh 177 149 172 Avenue School, announced i'c It's nintchet follow: fame wu rather clow tn the .,ks pharmacy 8 tin, Oeorge Medwlck, Walt Olnda, Qerlg 183 188 there are only two sure 150 Tt*m ftUndlnis jther matrh the OTIDIM were ex- , , Beiiuty Shop 7 Tank Sleklerka, Matt Udslelak, Skryposky 162 157 for I he npemrw name They 203 W L tended somewhat In taking three Sunoco j; ., 7 ;ndy Oulvanek, BIU V&rga, Steve 168 be Prunk MrUvctn ft I qu Kielmun 154 150 Mutt's Tavem 2 from Oreenwnld's kmlers in the i No. 7 <* (asmer and MiKe Punillo. .ind John Little at fullbwk. O'-'ihman's Ins 3 Final match. Kondrk's Tavern National Bank $ For every other position. 804 824 813 Price's Men 8hop 1 «Mr«d twice ovtr thr Hill Bowl DITSS Slioppe 5 Carthy has nmned two pla SCRAP. (0) S MAKWINSKI BUILDERS < 31 and he sold he won't know Comba 161 176 190 Brown's Ins. 4 , pharmacy Cinege Oil Pinners vf. Magella left HI Ml game lime whether one or Kurtiak 1« 1M m Babtr's Furniture 4 I. ftocm 186 125 other will be his first choice. Ukatoa 197 109 164 r Skropytskl 213 110 135 KOCHECICS Blind 125 BROWN'S il) Wt end. It will be either Joe I 120 131 HoldLeadln H. Makwtmkl 201 200 167 dor or Stanley Bartko. At uiu-y • Warga 201 203 191 Steklerka 159 153 187 125 141 :. Wlcklty 164 191 143 IS F. Kurtlak Sect 1*1 162 140 end. the choice will be mad* 115 125 Felix Makwlnsk! 178 HiM.r; »3 89 7 Foresters Loop Khmer 149 1S8 159 twetn Robert Pusllln and 103 118 SloJka 221 187 181 Med+et* The miaril pasiUona, 1 130 769 768 800 GSOAGE 952 867 775 130 137 132 Sharkey 210 188 212 Kiiard first, *ill Include a ch CARTERET-Clnge Oil & Coal KSPFQRD LARRY'S 10) betwwn Finnk O'Brien and 22 22 22 MECH. #3 (3) Company bowlers are lending the 3. Hayduk US 146 158 Him Fedoruk with the other 1 Oschur 186 169 847 679 'orresteis league*after two weeks 183 'LEFTY J. darvey 211 192 189 of the line tK-Inu covered by Jo 801 604 616 •f competition. They won uuiu Panek 130 157 182 MATT'8 TAVIBN (» E. Medvetz 179 L. Cwjkowskl 148 149 114 Dural and Wllllnm Murray. At 1 KRNIE SABO'S (1) Hatches, defeating The Question Megyesl 180 153 190 144 170 JAMES, Hunmk «. Freeman 175 130 136 tackle posts, the starters will P:i])p lit 116 'lit .darks, 2-1, and then sweeping Baranczuk 228 163 191 167 Ml 191 CORNELL 246 a. Menda 133 158 155 picked from Louis Tumi and Thompson .', 87 121 10' Barney's, 3-0. Donnelly 200 166 172 J. Mectvete .. US 181 & BEING TOUTED M, MedveU 166 225 Ham Harrington at left 119 136 M3 ;,]hlm VS The results or the past two AS THE CLASS Harrlvan 1M 142 256 133 775 752 with Thomaa Vernacchlo ,-iiMin 108 112 129 weeks follow: , 924 796 918 THB PAST — Robert Wyman at right ISO 13 m SUndlru of Team* YARD#1 <0> /H 1949, HIS 847 859 1007 ORIOLES (3) The center job will be handled 1 W Blind 125 125 125 SON A$ Elmer Rtako 148 184 223 both Robert Curran and Jo 674 833 610 Blind 125 125 12i M£AD COAOf, MB BILL'S <1> Edtne Brechka 178 193 175 Makkal. Comba 159 135 19Q Question Marks Richardson 177 145 183 HBQ OUT AN Wllllt Bednar 148 173 190 Besides Frank Medveta B. Sloan 172 181 ISO nazAK'8 3arney's Cyseiki 170 178 160 tf% A PtTY COff/UU, WtrH Ntll Sheridan U7 170 161 John Little, the two only fVY LSAOUB P»dka 174 179 •ivk 166 145 »6 )ypsy Camp Sharkey 147 202 183 186 .vtlke Sawehak 190 186 187 nominees for a starting post, CHAMP/O/ISHtP 147 133 K:ivk 108 109 111 BACK. poesM'T flieer W. 81MD 182 left haKback positions will OUTFIT/ 156 146 131 ISO 121 September 21 744 775 778 ARMY, mo SPO/LgO W. Sloan 161 849 Ml 928 taken care of by HURO Ma 134 115 133 OYP8Y CAMP (1) AH OREmnWALD'8 < and Stanley Epychin. with TANK HOUSE (2) 160 799 796 "her 131 109 Sktmntons 134 178 194 F. Slomko U6 141 166 right halfback Jobs detailed ne Sloan •-.. 176 166 155 tft Fo*. OPROHMAN'8 < 2) . 53 28 3. Balewltz 154 144 115 Ditttbtttd if Hint L. Van Pelt 184 194 176 Robert Tract and Amadio 1 27 Kosten 167 145 199 Johnson 124 •'. Staubach 103 165 136 AYfAR A90 / Phillips 143 157 129 guei. Medwtck 184 166 150 Borchtrd 147 692 662 608 "arekas 120 127 lib O. Medwlck 146 168 234 This will be Carterefs M. Sloan .: _ 163 153 151 l»isllln 152 1 Oemeler 134 142 159 M. Bodnar 164 156 184 game of the current can I'll : I NATIONAL BANK <1> Blind 125 125 125 HomUh 181 Por the Union gridders It will ! mnski ..'.. 143 94 102 VernlHo 645 756 722 812 818 879 their second. In their opener i'ii'iki 168 122 148 803 755 780 ... 134 105 160 QUESTION MARKS (2) week, despite'a good showing, I S1XVER (1) Kondrk'i Tavern (2> ... 110 147 116 A. Sarzlllo 214 140 183 Union team was beaten by a I Lakatos 186 170 139 QPEAKING Ed Medvetz 156 158 186 > IIKUl ... 84 141 134 JJiamiec 114 163 minute touchdown by Mill "* I Cunningham 115 164 15 Al Mudrak 179 170 207 11-12. 97 122 123iKoc«ui ; 141 156 134 Sobieakt Donnelly Bill RobT 186 131 173 The probable starting llne-U «9 «M 660 Wolansky 137 148 191 Thompson 132 167 153 O AfiOUT SPORTS Rayack MJke Medvetz m 170 159 follow. Dolan ...... 158 15S 198 8toyka 148 192 137 Buck HuTlvan 140 171 187 !• DIME'S SONOCO (3> Lauter ... Carter* High Union 1 by Meyer Udiielak LE—Sandor or Chamberll Miniir ... 117 144 721 737 768 759 849 11 1M • 836 800 912 Bartko K"|ilil .. 117 134 CINEOE OIL* & COAL i« Opener for High School Eleven x, HILL BOWL (1) LT—Taml or VMII.III ... 114 100 m Am 180 163 148 I lull man 138 137 Wllgus 119 193 120 All roads will lead In one direction tomorrow—to the Harrington 121 Benson 177 165 156 ainda T. Kkbut 116 167 138 LO—O'Brien or Kiilm 147 137 Jimmy Vernillo 120 Molnar 106 172 167 Walter B. Overholt stadium, better known as the 0. Medwlck O. MoLeod 156 US 1411 Pedorsak 3 2 8. Maywek 172 183 115 #35, 654 Kahn 121 139 117 Cartoret High School stadium, where Frank Mc- Curran 201 c—Curran or . 3 Campbell 170 140 Vargft Lanlgan 183 219 1801 Makkal Al.VS DRESS SHOP (0> 151 LeadV-CTo3 M7 Carthy's 1949 edition will unfold a brand new season Medwlck .... RO—Qura.1 or ("i;i!i)kil .. 115 113 69 788 878 808 693 809 711 Murray Huii.iilyk 138 HI 102 by playing Union High in a game scheduled to start Game Triuinph 924 S19 1007 RT—Vernacclilo or Cha I'! kn|) 100 127 128 BARNEY'S (0) Blind 120 120 120 at 2:30 F. M. Last Saturday, the Union team was de- HONOR ROLL Wyman K.niiry . 155 103 123 Blind 120 120 120 CARTERET—Virginia Carolina Roy»6k 213 228 205—444 Monarch and Tetra RE—Pusillo or 133 153 192 feated fty MMburn's last minute touchdown in an H. Zabel 125 187 110 scored a sweep ov«r,,JVestv«co in Medwlck 193 304 238—633 MedvrU Ramerlz 147 134 135 the Carteret Industrial League 10-12 thriller, but gave a good showing in its opening Sharkey 210 188 212—610 QB- -Medvetz Ko 690 607 644 Score Clean Sweeps R. Selbert 140 128 188 Tuesday evenlnif nl tiie Hili B PWI engagement. For Carteret, it will be the season's in- Udiltlak 190 209 210—609 LH—Marocchl or Mil as Jimmy Vernillo averatsed 204 Harrlvan 256 Epychin . HILL BOWJi (2) , 662 669 673 on scores of 180, 233 and 199. In augural.' . J. MetlveU 246 In Westvaco Loop RH—Tracz or J'.n I ilirrulKe .... 108 138 125 September 14 other matches, James B. Berry Horvath 237 Dominguez C Km: »ood ...'..„., 153 110 115 ga 287 OYPSY CAMP (11 scored a two-game triumph over Prom early season indications, Frank McCarthy will CARTERET — Monarch and PB—Little Poti K i!::... niiclmer .... 119 129 M. MedveU 203 225 Skliflmcme US 150 116 Q.A.T.X. after winning a roll-off T«tra were the only three-game 11 Om-hlin 167 haje a fairly good club this year. In Frankle Medvetz, Stojkfl 221 167 B. Balewitz 140 134 172 in the third game which ended winners in the 'Wegtv&co Bowling FARMER'S INCOME 100 100 In an 803 deadlock. In the final he will have an experienced passer whose performance Curran. 222 Faiekas 95 101 92 League Monday night at the Hill The Commerce Department ^ match, I. T. Williams was a two- Piisllto 212 Blind 120 120 120 Bowl, defeating Pyro and Barium estimated that farmers' income fatt^ 603 645 697 game victor over the A.A.C. toward the close of last season was short of specta- Mudrak 210 Demeter 120 166 207 respectfully. 2 billion dollars In July, from 1B>; KM I'll ESS BEAOTY SHOP (1) a Medwick 208 pinners. cular. Surrounding Medvetz will be a fairly formidable Other winners were Resale and annual rate of 20.6 billion dollar*! 'I lanmitan 103 106 82 62» 661 707 VIRGINIA-CAROLINA (3) combination, headed by John Little, Louis Toth, Tom Engineers. to 18.6 billion dollars. The DeparU M I'.iUinetz 104 125 112 BARNEY (2) C. P. Perkins 184 148 167 FOSKLOR (1) merit's explanation for this dr Television with big 1212 inch Direct View. Picture Screen at a price dial's it 95 lower even than many 10 inch sets. ' Good News! 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