BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT, AUGUST 23, 1946 PAGE NINE >T BACK RUSH IN ALL HISTORY! No Shortage of School Our "Junior" and College Needs for Permanent Those Who ShopJEadjk
All America is going back to school this fall. From th« >J army and navy, hundreds of thousands of young men and women will be pouring into colleges and universities-— $ other hundreds of thousands will be going back to finish We Give Them the Necessary Energy! high school. Professional schools, trade schools, schools of business will be crowded. And the big "crop of young- sters" born back in 1940 and 1941 are ready to start kin- —A Quart of dergarten and first grade. Under 12J There has never been anything quite like it. Teachers yj'ara of age' Rich, Pure Milk! are at a premium. Millions of new text books are flowing from the presses as fast as they can be printed. Nearly V(.T 12 years every U. S. family will have someone in a classroom. Can all these boys and girls be outfitted for school— . specialize in safe, A Daily Bonanza on top of recent war shortages? Are there enough suits J Ikk, long-lasting p«- and dresses for them—'and shoes, coats, skirts, sweaters, i,u for the "until for Your Child! slacks? You want to know the answer. Natural* looking, To find the answer, this newspaper has just completed I curls so easy to a survey of shops in thia area. Some shortages, of course, nb. still exist. But we are glad to report that there is sufficient merchandise on hand and due to take care of all reason- Ywe includes Cut, able needs—provided, (1) there is no last minute shopping rush (which means ypu should start buying now), and Shampoo (2) there is no senseless panic buying or hoarding. If hoarding does appear, stores can stop it by limiting pur- II.\ 1 IIIDAY K1UI1T8 chases. A wide variety of attractive merchandise is/m sale. Now, more than ever before, it will pay you to locate it by carefully shopping the ads in this newspaper before you buy. Study this Back-to-School Supplement closely. Make it a point to buy from merchants who advertise. You HOBART STREET] will get better value and assured satisfaction. II i; III AMBOY, N. J. Wn>*« (run Sean SPECIALTY SHOP l('.k TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES and Gifls \ STUDENTS' M CiI0lCE rything regulation; Additional Help* lor What do you see tn a bottle of milk ... your child playing in the summer or Homework. sun? Long, happy hours of play call for the wealth of buoyant energy milk can supply. Doctors agree most children should eat oftener. Give your child milk regularly at mid-morning and mid-afternoon. A per- fectly balanced food, it is refreshing and digests quickly, increasing appetite for other meals. It can be varied endlessly. Delicious, health- building sweet drinks can be made by stirring honey or molasses into cold milk. Straws and tail glasses add child-appeal.
Our milk is known for purity ... rich- I ness . . . vitamin PURITAN DAIRY the stocks »re ftwh j^sortments are cainplet*, and mineral con- i.rc the ruih MU In. to tent. . . and coun- PERTH AMBOY, N. J. tu equip the younftttn • "The Emblem o/ Quality' |tlinr return to oUwses. try fresh flavor. •Hid pens and pencil* iMs and brief eases. I OK COLLEGE AND CAREER CURLS i u WUnt the best rahm, Boxy and fitted pullovers. >it reasonable prices. Classy cardlfsns in glow- eir now. Back to School VACATION'S ALMOST OVER ing colors. but first to the id SKIRTS Modern Boys' Shop ARE THEIR SCHOOL FASHION-FRESH Office STYLES NEW COLORS Supplies EVERYTHING K)R THE CLOTHES READY? SCHOOL AGE YOUNG MAN How about it, Mother? Are Junior'* school Stationery suits clean? Are daughter's skirts clean and neatly pressed? Are fall coats ready for first SLIPS Booh [- Shirts 1.69 up chill winds encountering them on the way to morning classes? Bring their clothe* in now GOWNS Polo Shirts 98c up —be ready! A 3 DAY PAJAMAS Longies 3.90 up ROBES AIX NEW DELIVERY SERVICE PATTERNS Slip lovelies that fit smoothly — wear lone. Glamorous Phone P. A. 4-1616 lace - trimmed, functional A larce variety of colors tailored styles. 4111I styles. Pajamas 1.69-1.95 We urgently request, to insure prompt service, to phone us the day before GLOVES BAGS A complete election of J«M»-*«* LINE OF Coats-Ulsure JnckeU - Flniertip GREETING Co»t»—Mackinaw* ~-T|M-T8««'-UI>- derwear—U»t» »nd CARDS MILTON'S COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Fabric - Kid - PU Skin-in all Large it, all the latent shades and styles. latest shades mA styles. Quality Dry Cleaners II you havt your name hi for Nylon hose, come in and »«t It We have it for you. Modern Boys' T ,, I .,!!!••— 407 MAJtKET ST. PERTH AMB#, N. J. PER™ AS*OY 182 Smith St. Perth Araboy* N. J.
1 limk "^^ V CAHTERRT PAGE TEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1946 Progress Reported on Polio FighK-- But Still No Cur
ISyton Fantasy How Do You Take The Bad Weather Parents Can Da Much in Fight 'Ladks nnd Gentlemen I . C - • Vm Not a Soap Box Orator st siimrher my small children of the way we ^lake" the weather. Against Infantile Paralysis and I Hv«l with a friend of twin* When my little girl was smaller ayri hrr two children nt n honw we planned a whole list of things By DOEOTHY DUCAS, in tt New ftnfiand srnronM town that are most fun to do when the National Foundation for Infantile Parafrsli Anyone who has lived by tlie ocean elements are raRlnK Very soon she What have they found out this year about infantile wa that andean. axpKtiteuny w eamH en. Mrt »- SIZES—FROM 8% TO 11 NYLONS INCLUSIVE Wonderful Values in BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS There's No Need FOUNTAIN PENS & SETS by Parker, SHOES Schaeffer, Waterman, Wear Ever $1.95 up 4f sr To Be Benched Fancy STATIONERY by Eaton, White, Our sweaters are Big Wykoff, etc 39 up League stuff. Donald Duck Brownie CAMERA 2,98 They're ready for hard workouts—and you won't Thermos Deluxe Metal KITS with need a pinch-hftter foe bottle, complete 1.98 ap them no matter what the play is. Pipes of famous quality-Medico, Kay- woodie, Milano, etc 1.00 up And if you are sweater Sturdy, (KxMeoHnf and long-wearing are theee conscious, there are pull- wonrfwfal afcoM for your school-bound girl and Jcwelite BRUSHES, COMBS and overs, sleeveless or button They Arc learning Youn .styles in smart designs and I*;. boy. Bring thMn in today. sets •-, 50c up to 9,95 distinctive colors for you The cJiMtM IP*W that: Woodbnd> > Shick Injector Razor with 20 blades 1.2S up to select from. Service ha* e*«nrtbin| oo your grocery TOILETRIES by Untheric, Coty, Yardley, Old Spite, 3.95 to 12.50 Seaforth, Evening-in-Parw, Helena Rubenstein, Houbi- gant, Chantilly and Traiulucid. .—- Carteret — 0TOME HOCTW M A. M. toe P. ¥. PUBUX aoda fMMHain: For a qttkh *n*ck at wm that combine! healthy food Dally GARDEN-FRESH FRUITS & with real appetite appeal*—try our special aand\yichei. We feature malted* a^d Open Mdtjft nil | Department Store milk (hakei, too. i • wurnn DRUG PUBLIX STORE ' , Jtat-t* W*Um *"MM I'RltET Take Long View Shop in oing to School Big Event Of Shoe Problem Taking the economy view- Woodbrldge! For School VArh point, it is a good Idea to buy s a Big Step Away from Home the student at least two p»lrn Restful Sleep of everyday shoes (or alternate wear. In this way both pain of Kindergarten or First Grade Important to Child shoes will last longer, ke*p thelr shape better and cohtrtflnte rtv ELIZABETH W. CHRISTOPHER more to foot comfort and rupJth. Good, sound, restful sleep, night (Teacher and Mother) Three Important rules to re- l-rom Aumist Issue Parents' Muazine In and night out, is an essential In- member are: buy school shots wisely In the correct site; buy |i(.M|s ,.,;in do much by careful thought and planning gredient of the healthful physical 1 and mental development of the them early, and buy quality. ', tin months and weeks that precede the opening For, good shoes, soundly con- hel h ldr n et rcad to eIlte r l I" l' '• i ? ? y , kindergarten growing school child. ,stouct«l;;oaithfl basic prlacljriw j,r;,(|i'. A little •fraTfmTK ancTsupervision will make Fifl"liuCRin Is" K TuSFcf life or Too?" Tieatlh', offer a good N Imciit. to school easier for both pnrent and child youngsters against over-exciting foundation for future adult veil , || , child a feeling of confidence and adequacy radio programs during the eve- being and make for more alert, n H happier and healthier Amer- , | ,iii-linrss and fear. nings. No stimulating drinks or lf ( without mother for a period of icans. n,,.]-s livlnt? In one eom- beverages should be permitted ilmo; and not infrequently child- during the evening, either, and ,h hud a child entering ren are near to teart during their KEEP BIKE CLEAN ,,,(!,. of t.he local school. care should be exercised to see tat days at school just because to it tUat the room In which the For the sake of appearance and i,,-ii hnd to cross two efficiency, a bicycle owned by a hey are having to get accustomed child sleeps Is well ventilated. st rents In going to to being away from mother as school child should be cleaned hnnl ench day. One Matha Alden. Sleep Consultant thoroughly. Caked" mud, dirt f 1 11113 '•' welt as being in school. A mother ,iw (he difficulty and, can help her child to become used for Pequot, urges that mothers stains and other enemy agents 1 ; before her child was make sure sheets are firmly tucked should be wiped off from the FOR Iliullll ' to being away from her by plan- ool, miide a point of ning a series of visits and excur- in and all wrinkles smoothed out; framework with a damp oloth. how to cross a road thftt the bed be aired rod Tirade with special care taken not to sions. For Instance, the child can scratch the protective enamel. to be sure to look exchange day visits occasionally freshly every day, that the mat- KINDERCARTNERS son that no cars were with a playmate who needs to tress be turned every week, that never to run hastily sleeping garments be loose and New sugar stamp for canning to make a similar adjustment before comfortable. This developed into •nterlng school. be valid next month. they played when TEENSAND Hie child taklnR the A child also needs to learn how of looking in each to handle difficult situations such insiin 1,11(1 deciding when it as when another child annoys him. IN-BETWEENS linn to cross. The mother pokes or pushes him. or interferes • a signal from the child with what he wants to do. In sucli off the sidewalk. a situation the timid child run •c s was ready when it was crying to an adult upon whom he Sweaters star for school girls! depends to put a stop to the dlf Fashioned by Miami Knitting ficulty. The aggressive child hand- Mills, this Kay new jacquard srcond mother worried a les the matter hlmseU but does sc pullover and coat sweater knit- ,1ml about her child's safety by striking the offender. ted of 100 per cent virgin wool. day of the opening of r A child needs to be provided Sandwiches .... the American staff of life! It's Time (or Back-to-School I approached and finally ac- done by arranging for children to with suitable words to use at such ,,,ipd the child on each trip •A time. "Ask him to stop." "Te pjay together in groups during the day for nearly the wholes him you really don't want him b summer preceding the opening of do that." A suggestion of that kin< school with a mother near enough Our refrigerated show case* Child Should Visit will help him out. His mother o to oversee the play in an incon- are crammed full of tasty* , of the most difficult things father ought to Bhow him how t< spicuous fashion, teach the chil- child to face is getting along | handle the situation. This can be health-giving cold cuts, meat* dren to take turns and Impress and cheese. We have every- upon them that when someone says he really doesn't like some- thing required to prepare nu- School days will he here before you can say thing that Is a signal for the trition-packed lunches for the activity to stop. "readin\ writin' and 'rithmetic!" But per- schoolboy or girl. Physical Examination haps they won't mind turning their thoughts The child also needs to learn to Practical)... share toys and play equipment. to the little Red SchoolhouHe when they When he plays at home, ownership Shop Here for Finest Quality Meats at / gives him a prior right to many see the wonderful array of hack-lo-school A short road to success things, but he needs to discover that in group play everyone takes Budget Prices clothes we have. Washable cottons, skirts, welcomes you — the turns; if this practice is firmly established, his difficulties with blouses, sailor suits, snirts, sweaters-every- school girl—when our school equipment will be greatly reduced. Garden-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables thing every boy and girl desires. Bring beauty experts style Every child needs a throrough physical examination by a com- in your school-bound youngster today. your coiffure. Smart... petent physician before he enters school, and the proper measures for classroom glamour. should be taken to correct any physical defects. Hearing and eye- PENNIES FOOD MARKET sight should be carefully tested, for occasionally behavior that "IT'S NEARER TO PENNIES IN AVENEL" ! seems to be the result of low in- telligence or poor attention is the Phone Woodbrldte 8-0698 — We Deliver Duchess Beauty Salon \ result of a faulty physical condi- 1006 Kahway Ave., at Avenel St. Avenel, N. J. -MISS DOLORES KARASZEWSKI- '• tion. Tel. Carteret 8-5020 " j |6 WASHINGTON AVENUE ' CARTERET, N. J. { GOOD HEALTHY TEETH For Adorable school frocks—choice of colors— Crowing School Children Siaa3-6xv •• •*!•«• Navy Blue wool sailor suit authentically styled S'M White cotton blouse and contrasting pants. Set *•»» Dashing plaid sister dresses, white pique collar ., . Sizes 3-6x - ».«• Sizes 7-12 " •'- *M MILK Wool plaid skirt, 100'/i wool cardigan sweater Skirt : .S-W the Sweater Mi First Grader's study cotton suit—Color DRINK choice .J,..^....«... U» Sturdy waterproofed rain coat (lined) in natural blue or red gabardine. of a Sizes 3-6x and 7-H «.«• op NATION! Say, Dad--You Wouldn't *& Join our Want Me Hurt--So Be A Merchandise Club Careful Driver! Vivien's Every boy and girl in our community means as much to "HI balanced diet is the B»t assurance of the development.of his or her parents as your child means to you. Everyone " shaped, flrmly rooted, strong teeth. And milk Is the chief who drivet a car wants to drive safely—but more th*q Kiddy l U veraW contributor to tooth health. Milk at every wanting, it takes deliberate cautiousness! Just see your PMl, eveiy a»y t| "Jost what the doctor ordered"; especially child io every other child at a crossing, and you'll do.th« our i!r«»my rleh, pasteurised mitt. O»«r the counter, or right thing. ' , ' m-" to your door, O.U Matiwhen 6-HS8-J. ^_____ Shop -B_HlM|a^^^^M____l______MbMatoM**dMM'^^^^^ The New COOPER'S DAIRY Middlesex Cocktail LoungeA' 111 Main St. N. J. PAG» rtofiLVB FRIDAY, AUGtfST 23, 1946 Active Support from Parents Urged fofcEducation "Why, * doHar a w«*k Proposed Federal Legislation Fall Favorite Value of Dollar oven keep me In drinks!" fie, says, tffltty Sthooh ,\,l|f Let Your Children I hasten to add tie mead* soft drinks Important to School Children Difficult Study And Bills parents remark blithe- traffic court |, Help ^-Decorate ly. "The boy earns tt. Iflt, htm :r By RUTH GUFCTTO •tJWJKTT spend It as he chooses!" ' ^es, dcriiiiin %>'. Congress left America's children sitting on its doorstep "Take your children into your t. unattended when it closed shop under the double threat Prom Aacwrt tone FM' But the BiUa arc imhsfppp and confidence and together plan thfc j*8tle«. Tbey don't know tow to lots of schools hold i, ',. ^of Washington's nummer heat and the elections this full. new furnishings nnd decorations All over the country boys Mid enjoy anything which cart .ba had •With selected chii,| il£!!!!!?L... Spme oj the children Congress left waiting are iroing to for your home," Is the advice girls and wen r/hildrffl are out without money. Alreafly they 'have judffe, elarlc nntf .,., pEwwi im by Mil xi lie pro cue" while oTTiera fhuSf 'domfflne'TttttuTWl crippled lives mmtnt onitw waa mmvf, «r ***•* SSWlfi tfRTflc vj,,| Parents' Magazine Home Editor. friends think there in 8 Yes, It's Back-to-School pi M Vi i She likes hair HARROW Youth Center Youthfully carcjree and casual . , . Time Again—So Drive The Finest in Infants* and Children's Wear in a soft, beautiful manner that's easy With Caution! 113 SMITH STREET P. A. 4-0389 to care jor. Smart for school, glamorous for dating PERTH AMBOY, N. J. And, to keep your car in a safe • driving condition •top at the — LA MODE BEAUTY SHOPPE What the Well-dressed Campus Girl WUl Wear Tel. Woodbrldge 8-2138 TYDOL SERVICE STATION 458 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. Now Under Management of FRANK MANHART Immense, Handsome Penning & Carteret Aves, Sleeves Carteret, N. J. Tel, Carteret 8-9 Have you ever teen sleeves quite like tbii on « fur coat? Jniniensc!, magiiifi^'ni ^ Bring Us Your List of School Supplies sleeves that mushroom into fur guppl*- nees... push up like a parachute... ai* Appe-Teasers! deeply cuffed. Anil the silhouette of our 1947 coat* t» rwb with fulhietw—«««;;• • jering §hon or Jonual full-length. 4 * Our appetising luncheon snacks and delicious home- e Fur Shop cooked dinners will tempt the moat finicky appetite*. Ttl«pb atoclu to •quip yoff 'wb&k** tor the rwtur* to \ .... • ' .••'" * «ehooL A«W tH| r*hr' B« *«* of the best electi REO DINER me Blake's StatioittrY Store Ambqy Avi^iu *t Svam Strwt hi Main iV(, , ' i vjrr t <• I A TWDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1948 PAGC $crudato*Pirate$ 1946 Champs State House Bras' Tavern Beats Price's 2-0; lebs Win Surprise Early Lead 'Continued from Editorial Ptgt) Eagles the students are taken Into con- In Recreation Senior Baseball sideration In planning the courses. Canes in Rec Maple Streeters Top Academys 10-9 Victory Over Phillies Defeat A similar program will be curled CABTERET—There were plenty out during the coining academic of "hot" doings In th» '"artem League by Beating Cards, 2-1 ear. Wish Girls TeamCards in Midget League Recreation Softball League this MI rfm-1' — The Scrudato- JttflfcY JIGMW^-Tlie public CARTHUPT — In two Midget week, Ondrjrm*, If CAHTERET — The Dtbs sur CARTERET—ltttut Up I , nT me 1M8 baseball eham- CABD8 1 hearing on a proposed bonus fa- League game* placed this week For one thing. Brm' Tarero Keats, c t?ery«M. Including tnem- the PhuOw shut ,', ii,p Borough of Carteret. AB R H by defeating New Jersey veterans of World War In the Recreation loop, the Tigers even the series M. UcMelak, 2b by rmfot out the Ifttntsh 1-0. in the Cirtwet i (,,,,„,- „ crowd of 1.M0 tnthu- URVUHO, cf 3 1 a spectacular II will be held at the State Hotwe beat the All-Stars. 8-6, and the Price's. 2-0. In M, 10-8, In a Olrls Rwrntton (ton bMeball mtaa laat' ,,, and howling fan*, which KUpatriek, 2b 3 0 Senior softbnll came, play-off. KoltbM, M on September 16 Instead of Sep- Eagles triumphed over the All- Softball LetfM tame this Wwft. The box scow: n,rnird nne of the biggest 3 0 Moe and Frankownki tanked in , .|, to turn out for agame tn Prokoplak. lh tember W, the State Legislative Stars. 18-5. Mia Anderson, with four Mta. • CARTERBT .1 0 Bonus Comaiiuion announces ... another beautiful pitching dual, .„',,,.(. in recent yws.thtyde- Mltro, rf ...., 3 ALL-STARS t-MlM ItWMr wlUv tttWt M AB £fN$taMtfny wr flnMtfiliig em- but this time ft was I^oe who .i HIP caroB, J-T," Ifi Biff'Of o AB the hitters* iMko, h 3 0 ployment for veterans has been R, turned the t&Mes on fr^nkowskl '"],,, ,-si and best played game In Piecsyskl, If Qtbson. 3b 2 Bubniek Gives Two NEM1BH OIRLS 3 0 transferred from local Selective 1 by allowing only tm> hits. The ,,,n m the Senior Twilight BnwowsM, r . 1 AB R 1b 2 0 Smtce boards to the United flute* Bellak. lb 0 winners gathered wifly four hits of! Perry, p 3 Ri«M. rf 1 1 ss .... 2 0 Employment Service in New Jer-Lovast, 3b 0 Frankowski. , the start th* name o>- 4 Hits as like-Cadete Brack*. 3b 2 ft , c ... l( in sey, .. New Jersey's postwar Lucky, ss 0 In another game the Maple ,l into a beautiful pitching 3 4 J rf |M 25 Naval Militia Reserve will com- I.«scWck, rf 0 Streeters surprised everyone by BUutmch, prtde of 3 Shcntey, p 4 1 If prise ten battalions with a total Beast, If 0 pitching staff, and 3 defeating the favorite Academy Defeat Amboy Nine N«atah. »b '4 • i*. Ik of thirty-two divisions. , . . De- Mako, c 1 .,' "nee hurler for the Cards 2 Alleys, 7-2. The Maple Streeters, 2 1 in, p posits In New Jersey banks at the Hunderman, p 2 CARTtRKT -Johnny Butttlefc n*m. if i , it week Perry had turned Cards fin Chance 2 in winning, played like real cham- I 2 ; close, of business on June 29 Waasy, cf 3 hurled a tBaHiirWnt two-hitter • rf , t n shutout triumph over plona. . 3 1 reached 12,713,801,000, according 1 the CTte-CadHs scored an easy 7- 2b , mutes and the boys led by BRUS TAVERN 3 1 ebs . 4 0 12 2 0 0—10 Zlmmy, lb 2 0 JEFFRIE PIRATES ,',;Ly scored on an error by the Malinowski, ss ... 4 0 at the Trenton Fairgrounds start- Leshick, ss .. 3 2 Prankowski, p 3 0 AB R They held the lead until Mltro. rf 3 1 ng Sept. 30 has been disapproved Oibson, If .. 3 1 Mark Weekly SI Ooderstad, rf 3 0 Sanko, ss 3 Rahuxty Red Sox to Play Vml of the seventh when the I Fitzpatrick, c ... 4 1 by the State Racing Commission. Bellack, lb .. 1 0 went all out and scored Pieczlski, If 4 0 . Atomic scientists have incor- Vlrag, rf 0 0 Kaczmarek, c 2 Colonels Saturday Night CARTERET—Title Hunderman, c ... 2 1 T. Campbell, c 2 0 httbaoh, 3b 3 iHUT and win the game. Basilica, c ... 3 0 1 porated the "Emergency Commit- Lucky, 3b 2 1 mark next week's co Kink' Sabo started the ball roll- Perry, p 3 1 l tee of Atomic Scientists. Inc." with Matius'akl, lb 3 RAHWAY—Tomorrow night the he Recreattaft baseball i Mako, 2b 3 0 24 0 2 BKbofz, If 3 Mr iiy drawing a base on ballt. the Secretary of State to advance Lovas, cf 3 I Rtd Sox's next attraction at all leagues, according I i,Koike sacrificed Campbell to th« We of atomic energy in ways Wfber, 9 9 Riverside Park wffl be the Madison 33 Shaner, rf 2 0 liAPLB STRBET scheOale issued • muni. (Note: CaBpbell ran for PIRATES A 10.4 Ctkro, cf I Colonels of Madtsoo. N. J. The try Dan atmenzt, league beneficial to mankind. Sharkty, p 2 0 AB Sii)o i Then Dfld Staabach ram- AB R Wwbact. ft .... , 5 Colonels have a working agree- 6 P. M., School Sti H per cent Increase over 1944 in traf- Osyf, If 3 mcil a trerriflc three bagger Into F. Staubach, ss 3 0 fic for the six crossings under the May, c .. 2 ment contract with the Boston Friday, 23—Pirates 21 S S. Dacko, ss 2 i,,(i cpnter to score Campbell with Sarzillo, rf Zmlgrocki, 2b .. 0 Red Sox whereby the Colonels are Monday, 26—Ukes vs. 3 0 Jurisdiction of the Port of New EAGLES ilie ting run. A minute later 8tau- Marcinlak, cf .... Brechka, lb , 3 • used for a farm bringing boys up Tuesday, 27—Pirates ve, i .. 3 0 York Authority Is reported for AB R h;ich scored «lth the winning run Sabo, 3b , 3 0 1945. . . . The New Jersey Depart- Skropozski, p 3 25 from schools and colleges wh( Liiht Senior Playoff Dacko, 2b 4 2 A. Mudrub, c 3 uiicn Resko grounded out. S. Resko, c .. 3 0 ment, American Legion, will hold Scon by innings: ready to go into a better cam 8 P. M. Yavtrsky, ss 3 2 T. Skroposski p .. 2 Hv winning the chamiponshlp, Campbell, 2b .... .3 0 Its first post-war convention at Uken a » 9 1 3 0 1— Irntgue than C. Bobby Maler of Monday—Brulw is. Uke*. I Kaskiw, c 5 3 M. J*udr»k, 3b . 1 ilu- pirates will be awarded a tea- J. Resko, lb 3 0 CapeMay from Sept. 11 to 14 In- Plmlea 1 0 9 9 0 • o-: Dunellen who last season was with Juafor League Lesky, cf 4 2 KadkrtskJ, cf 2* ii,. trophy wWch has been do- D, Btaubach, if . 2 • 6 clusive. ... A total of 4,594 green- the Oetrolt Ttgws, corns third 2:1I»P. M,. J. Yovorsky, rf 4 2 Kutney, rf .. 3 inii'd by the players themselves. . Staubach. p ... 2 0' louses are in operation in New tnth Bread for the visitors. Oil Lusardi the Monday—Bruins vs. Cardl. Staubach, 3b 5 1 The box score: ersey today. Hold onto bread freshness. A well- Madison manager will use either Midget League Malwltz, If ' 1 1 24 PIRATES 25 0 CAPITOL CAPERS;—Tailboard ventilated, washabls box provides Charley Puchs or Mike Roscoe on Monday—Eagles vs. Arva, lb 3 1 ACADEMY ALLEYS AB R Score by innings: idlng by workers while being good storage. If you can make room the mound Mike is a foreme: Senior Softball League i Balinski, p 4 2 AB R F Staubach, as 3 0 fcrds 0 0 10 3 0 0—4 ransported to and from jobs in In the refrigerator, cool storage is International Leaguer hurling Pending on outcome this Mlkica, sa 2 0 with Bnuftalo. :;aizillo, cf 3 0 Pirates 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 trucks Is taboo in New Jersey, sttl) bttttr for delaying state Girls' Softball Leam 33 B. 8k*n, 3b 4 0 Warren Hanscom the Red Sox Siibo, 3b 3 0 Harry C. Harper, State Commis- ad prewntlng raoli. Wh«rewritl Columbus School, 8:3tt ' Score by innings: fikerehek, lb 3 1 hurler-manager will beon th oKorke, rf 2 0 How to Make False Onyx sioner of Labor announces The stored, wisp bread wtU In molstun Monday—Manchy Qlrts n. i All-Stars 20003 00—5 mound for Rahway. 0 Staubach, If 3 1 An Interesting method of making actuality of a balanced Federal proof paper. vettes. Eagles 2 0 1 0 0 It 1—16 The Red Sox lost to the Phila- s. Resko,-c 3 0 a false onyx Is by soaking a banded budget at the end of the current Elcr'.rlcal Hotbeds Tuesday—Nemish vs. delphia Stars of the Negro Na Murciniak. 2b 2 0 chalcedony la dilute honey or sugar fiscal year is teetering this way Electrically heated hotbeds offei Seme Star* Softer Tb»n ton Wednesday—Debs vs. tlonal League by the score of Girls. j. Riedel, lb 2 0 syrup. The stone is then plactd in and that, claims the New Jersey CbameleM's EyetMa Fmt advantages of convenience, cleanli- The sun Is only about tne-eigtrtk to 1 Tuesday night. Thursday—Corvettes vfc Ne K. Staubach, p 2 0 hot concentrated sulphuric acid Taxpayers Association,,.. Bachel- Th« lids of the chameleon's eyes ness, a controlled temperature, and as hot as the hottest stars, jvho are fused, leaving an opening no temperatures range as high Campbell 0 1 which chars the sugary material in ors and married men are vieing an even and vigorous growth of Anderson sees the food emer Neil MacNeil declares' 8qsi|4. 80,000 degrees Fahrenheit, the poms bands, leaving the white for choice spots to view the Miss larger than the pupil. plants. ! gency lasting .for a year more. fosters chaos for own purpoaaa/5 M 32 2 bandi a« they were originally. This America Pageant at Atlantic City Ran for Sabo In 7th, dyeing it practiced mostly In Ger when it gets under way on Sep- many. tember 3. MUGGS AND SKEETER -By WALLY BISHOP, GambllnfJUMklM Planting Signf CtUfHnla Weather , IT'S A BEAUTY, r ... . - ... JBACKONTHE BV the late 19301, the Monte Carlo Long before phenology became a FAST f WINDOW WHCRE YOU GOT THE r, Miu) was probably refusing admit While one part of California beats science, farmers discovered the ad MUGOS.' RUN!f GOOOM! HE'LL NE i iic to more former patrons than the torrid zone for heat, another vancement of the native vegetation KNOW WHAT HIT^b ,i. M'lier gambling house in history, cornea v«ry near to holding the In the spring furnished reliable UlM JHEN HEj li.i-.ii:;.! nn active black list of 8,000 North American record for heavy guides to the belt time for sowing \ h liad passed a worthless check, snowfall, says Nature magazine. and planting crops. One old-fash- i i-k.-d a pocket, eagaged ir. The snow of the high Sierra, in th< ioned rule, probably derived from : 11 vi, attempted suicide or com- northeastern portion of the state, i the Indians, was that corn should : . r: ed sortie other unpardonable of- one of trie meteorological wonder be plsnted when the leaf of the I •: P. of the world. white oak was "the size of a mouse's ear." Several traditional rules of National Crop this kind are current among farm- 1 ers, and on» of the tasks of the Gram Lawn Wheat Is grown in all 48 states. teV'' -.V" phenologists is to check them ap l-'or a good green lawn In the In historic 1776, Vermont wai the on the basis of actual statistics. y, img, apply 50 pounds of 4-7-9 or American bread basket. Out of Vir- (• rr.o other completa tartiliur to ginia hi 1851 came the mechanical ',, IKT tf'urU every 1,000 square !eet while the reaper that made a square mile as Rural Population Dawn >: .:ss is dormant of before spring easy to harvest as an acre had been, Elementary rural school popula- S"'wth gcti well vain way. Broad- and the winning of the Midwest by tion decreased 72 per cent from 1830 FELLX THE GAT -".i it evtaly overflw lawn snd th«n wheat was ready to start. to 1943. ••• U'i- it 1B thorough^. Z Cpr. TUFFY —By HOF$j AMP YOU SHOOLP HAVE HEfcRD HIW JUSf NOW WHEN I SNEEZEPJ B(V>*K#1« •» »MU WWT| lltlUW Find This Book Useful THE FLOP —By SW) WHK1 It gins $t facts about adequate wiring, eiplain* room by room where convenience ondcq (Reddyboxes) should be installed, so that you can . operatt all the "electric appliances you want, haw all the illumination you ne#l ind W abie n change the lamps around. That last is.impprtant becaui^nf oetpfe l#e to rearrange a room periodically/ Send for ••/• a copy if thls'book. It's free. v 1 11 FRIDAY, AUGUgtll, To Move Into November 1st, 1946! Here Are Four Plans Of Homes To Be Located On • • • , < New York & New Jersey Avenues, Off Post Boulevard In CARTERET, I • . • •A ( • V-k Story, Rambling Bungalows on Plots 50 Feet by 100 Feet KITCHEN MTHR. BED ROOM 10' * n'6' KHCHEH 6A1H 14-Ci-a-O' D*TH "-1 UDR30M1 KITCMtH »-7' HALL 9 v* w ••t MAJTtH BtD W53K LIVING ROOM. UYINO-ROOM 11-0 *lt'O (OMftt NATION BED BEDROOM 9'6"x|V6" JO-O * a-o" -40- —ar- PLAN NO. 1 PLAN NO. 2 PLAN NO. 3 PLAN NO. 4 Select Your Home-Floor Plan — Fill Out MAIL TO: COBB HOMES, INC. ORDERS 214 Smith $treet, lY'rth Awiboy, N. J. Name .lL —..'— Street •(• (?. /'* City .. Ptm Settled...... !: AS SiMeojHwie : ...A : , Propo$frPlan of Payment l- -i • • , - •,, •!••••:• •. /e»-enc« or Phce of Employment• ^..U.L. £J f T With FtrVtht—Skop |K of The Town Wttk Your fit* Utffut Aa4 to* Shop* S«nrlcM In HM Area Ar» Admtfae** Patroni» xxv.--No. 20 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1946 PRICE THREE CBNUl arbage Fight 7 Felt like A Millionaire' Changes at 2 Plants Kasha, Jr. Competitor in National Soap Box Derby, Find* Akron> 0. (The following account of hk of the Cavteret Press, and also met all the rest of the champs, breath-taking visit to Akron, 0. Perkins of the lions Club. from all over the U, 8. A. includ- to compete in the National Soap We left Carteret in Mr. Wohl- ing a champ from Alaska. We had Demand Box Derby Is told In Ms own gemuth's new 1946 Chevrolet car. the best of meals on our trip, and ,,,,. Official Take words by Daniel Kasha, Jr., the The scenery was very pretty, espe- alao at the Mayflower Hotel, and Council Peace Carteret entry. Young Kasha*, cially when we drove over the newbalieve me my appetite was good At Your Service, Boss! Health De| They had a swell program ar- ll0M Against N. Y. while he did not win first place, turnpike In Pennsylvania. We went captivated all those he met— thru 7 tunnels under the moun- ranged fpr us for our stay at Ak- Is Wonderful including some of the most Im- tains which were very high, and ron, Ohio. We went sightseeing Acts Again; AAC, (,iiKT--The New Jersey ,,,,.., combined to battle portant Industrial men la Ihe I sure got a thrill from it. We ar- and we also went swimming at i ciiys garbape damping world—by his cicellent manner*, rived In Akron, Ohio about 5 the Firestone, Pool, where they Moore's Are Cited •;i ntcu island jneJLJBUtlis. Even if Brief his PteMant personality and his P. M,. As we pulled up in front had a bia partrttor all the champs. After swHlfflBtt Uiey iwnw a , Hospital last night and magnificent sportsmanship. He of the Mayflower Hotel, we were CARTERET— ,,i ly nd'op'teH "a resHuUBn' Everybody'* Friendly was. Indeed, a credit to his fam- highly received, to two more Carteret upnii Attorney dfcneriil ily, to the sponsors of the race, The band began to play, and band* playljfg for us. On Sunday the State Department of i vim Riper "to use ttn- Until Coughlin, Turk, and to Carteret—The Editor.) offlicals came out to welcome me. before the" races, they had a large the current campaign to ihp full power, of his They took me Inside to a room parade with about 20 bands. It fumes, odors and gases In Was one of the nicest parades I i, ;ortinR to every legal Mayor Tangle , On Friday morning of Aug. 16thIn the hotel, and outfitted me with were contained in letters to tftl ever saw. to combat the I was awake by 4 A M. and all an official soap box derby hat plant managers this wtrt* TO IRM CARTERFT—Action was with- and shirt. I slept In a room with There were 112 champs out plants affected are the ireWy for my trip to Akron, Ohio. three other champs from Cape there, and we also were in the uliitlon was introduced held Wednesday night by the Bor- At 5 A. M. tne local Soap Box Moore it Coi^any ind th* AnMrt ,11111111 John Turk of Car- Oirardeau, Mo., Central City, Ky., parade wearing our special racing can Agricultural Chemical CoM|» ough Council on a resolution by Derby Committee came for me. , motion for its adoption and Burlington, N C. We hudoutfits, and carrying flage with pany. Councilman Coughlin seeking the They were Mr. Wohlgerauth of the page boys who shlned our shoes the names of our towns printed on i1I1Hii by Freeholder Anthony Surveys at two other plants, tiw L'i, i ;uid seconded by Mayor building of fifty homes in Carteret Economy Garage, Mr. Campion I really felt like a millionaire. 1 (Continued on Page 5) Metal and Thermit CorponiUOtt , v McKeon of Soutlv'Am- to ease the local houslnR shortage and the Armour Fertiliser W •,i,ii"iN>ndi,'e Township was Councilman John Turk praised the brought no immediate h:i by Committecman 2nd Parade Prize Won (li objective but expressed the opinion datlons. I! Rankln and Dennis Brooklyn Man, Priests from Rome At the Moore plant, said further study should be Kiven the By Fire Company No. I rlV.i,i commltteeman-at-Large letter from Dr. H. Lynn matter. my, save his approval by Boro Girl to Wed CARTERET—Second prize out Visit Friary Here Director of the State Department, io the group's action Mr. Coughlin did not specify in of a field of 35 companies was "It was observed that the dilV. ^(".cnmtlve was present from charged gases from the varnlafo, his resolution the kind of homes awarded Fire Company No. 1 CAR/ERE r — Three priests, Amboy. (Special to the Carter*I Tress) cooking operation are not CoUecMKl he contemplated, but it is under- BROOKLYN, AUG. 21 — The at the parade in Sayreville Sat- visitors from Rome, were guests ,,nn;il discussion of the action urday. The local company par- this week at Ht. Elizabeth's Friary. or absorbed. These gases are made. stood he had in mind a develop- ! forthcoming marriage of Miss up of incomplete products of con*- -*l ; ,ui hi- taken In opposition ticipated in the ceremonies un- The guests were Rev. Gedeon Gal. ment similar to those In Rahway Adele Rosalind Brown, 21, a social bustion including the highly irtV diimpinB of garbage at worker, 579 Roosevelt Avenue, Car- der direction of Chief Misdom O. P. M, Ph. D.; Rev, Mamlmus and Woodbridge where military tatlng ens. acroleln. It is POStittM Kills resulted in vlrtua teret, to Isaac Eines, 25, a student, and Fire Marshall J. S. Olbricht Mandl, 0. F. M.. S. 8. D., and Rev. nil by the conferees that barracks are obtained from the witnessed the parade from the Julian Fuzer, 0. F. M., Ph. D. that these teases may have In tit* of 235 Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn, past caused discomfort to wwkattl < ,iiii>in be presented by NewFederal government and converted official reviewing stand. Last Sunday the infant daughter was revealed in a marriage license in neighboring plant*." , municipalities to the Newinto dwelling units by the local issued to the couple by City Clerk With this event past, the com- of Mr. and Mrs. John Keletnan, "It Is recommended," the mm jew Jnsey Interstate Sanl- authorities, The projects are sup-Arthur Cutie In Municipal building pany now is preparing for its 33 Jeanette Street was baptized Commission. Following the continued, "that the rwwly metal- ' to be self-liquidating, but today. picnic at the Ukrainian Pavilion with the name of Beverly Ann. »iii presented In this news September 22 with a tug-of-war Rev. Dominic P. Dohanyos, O. F. led system or wind direction it- Born in Brooklyn, the bride-to- tec lion br vised as a main control be is the daughter of Isldor and between Kutcy's and Beigert's M., assistant pastor of the church bv thc municipality. . feature to eliminate as much U ill br based on the charge Anna Elowsky Brown. one of the principal attractions. officiated and the sponsors were viulc such communities asj It was Mr. Turk's position tl)at Sam Razzano and Rose Razzano. possible the contamination of the Born in Poland according to the atmosphere in the neighboring , indue and Carteret are re-: a survey should be undertaken j marriaKe license application, the Announcement has been made to bnlld extensive and ex- first to determine the number of that the first of nine Tuesday Daniel Kasha, Jr., tells in his own words today the story of hit buildings. If this control is proven Brooklyn man is the son of Samuel exciting trip to Akron, O., to participate in the national Soap Box to be unsatisfactory as evidenced. iv< s''\wrage disposal plants, temporary homes that are requir- and Pearl Kerbis Eines. Pre-Bridal Party Novenas in honor of St. Anthony ed, and also to obtain data on the Derby and says that while there h« "felt like a millionaire." In by additional complaints, further pmply (Pith an order of the Wedding plans announced by the of Padua, which began this week cost. Councilman CouKhlin. how- this photo, Danny Heft) is shown having his shoes polished us control measures will have to bft aion and thus end pollution couple call for the wedding cere- will continue for the next two ever, urged immediate action as an he leaves his hotel room—and this service *»« just one of the Instituted." tic Arthur Kill, that New York mony to take place Sunday, August For Miss Spoiler months with services at 7 p. m. In accommodation to war veterans many he was showered with during his visit, With the Carteret Letter To AAC Jii-milled to pollute the water 25th In Brooklyn's Temple Petach English and in Hungarian »1 7:30. and their families and was critical boy is John SUnier, of Elizabeth, It is easy to understand, with The American Agricultural, ;:;i:biu:e dumping plans. Tikvah, Dr. A. Budln will officiate CARTERET—Miss Jo Anne E The services, conducted In St. of his colleague's desire to postpone attention such as this, why Danny "felt like a millionaire," Chemical Company was directed Booz, Colosl Absent at the services. Stroller, daughter qf Mrs. Stephen Elizabeth's Church, are open to Idcmand that similar action be action until further information Qregor of Rahway, and grand- the public. to install within the next thrtft months" a warning system on tha' the Commission against could be obtained. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph The parish post of the Catholic j discharge side of the two recirttt- i York, as a means of halting All Harmony—Almost i Thursday 'Lion's Club' Bobeck of 123 Longfellow Street, War Veterans sponsored a bus ride E'.iitcn Island project, Is being Carteret, and Mrs. Rose Strella of Kasha, Jr. Still is Champion— lating pumps of the absorption Up until this arRumenl develop- ,» * n i m i to Palisades Park on Sunday. (I This newspaper last 36 Liberty Street, Carteret, was system to reduce "the possibility ol ed, the council meeting was sub-, Day at Park Playground f unobserved breakdown In this ap- ; asked Louis P. Boctt of Perth dued and businesslike and all the *uest recently at a surprise mis ami Dr. Natale Colosl, both CARTERET—Lion's Club Day cellaneous shower in honor ol Even Though He Didn t Win Race paratus." matters at hand were disposed of Prospective Bride The only operation within the jibcis of the Interstate Sani- promptly and efficiently. Mr. will be observed next Thursday her forthcoming marriage Septem- at the park playground. All play- ber 14th to Frank E, Way, Jr., son plant which "was of Interest," Dr. on Commit and both out- Coughlin's suggestion that a close grounds will be closed during the of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Way of Favorite of Officuds, MahatTey wrote Ray Simm, plant \m (oes of the dumping plan, check be kept of traffic practices afternoon of that-tt»ri*-' '" Rahway. '•*• • Party Honor Guest manager, was that wherein hydro- I -.hey did not institute aotion on Washington Avenue to avoid a Crowd at Akron; 'Did Details Completed Director Daniel Semenza re- The shower was given at Miss fluorosilicic add Is produced at * jlm to that taken against serious accident, was commended CARTERET — Miss Helen waste product during the manu» lKc and Cartent, against and approved by Police Commis- quests that all children report Stroller's home by Miss Mary Bok Buerke, Larch Street, who will be- My Best,' He Says at the park, to participate in an of Carteret, who will be maid of For Parish lenic facture of superphosphates. Yurk City, New t«* lor twosioner Uhou.se who said he would come the bride of Donald Elliott. "It is known," he declared, "that is mi:, been dumplnfilrbage at ask Chief Sheridan to instruct his activities, *t 2:&0. Refreshments honor, and the decorations were September 7 at 1 P. M.. at the CARTERET-~Danny Kasha, Jr. will be served and gifts, donated in pink and white with the gifts is still the champion—even if he CARTERET^-All details have for the past thirty years or more, It Kills and It is openly charg- men to pay particular attention First Presbyterian Church, was your plant has manufactured this Itiiiu tliis practice has been to the speed of early morning buses j by the club, will be awarded to placed under a pink and white given a surprise bridal shower at didn't win. been completed for the parish pic- the various winners. umbrella. A bullet supper was ser- product with the same type of K.-M:n»if tor pollution of the bringing out-of-town workers into the home of Mrs. William Elliott Carterets entry in the national nic to be held Sunday by the Holy absorption equipment used to con- The new dump at Fresh Carteret industries. ved with a pink sprinkling can as Hermann Avenue. ioap Box Derby, held last Sunday Family Church. The affair will be trol the waste hydrofluorosilicto i to be operated In the same the centerpiece. before 100,000 people in Akron's No comment was forthcoming, Those attending were Misses (Continued on Page 5) |IHT Parly Given to Bodnars Guests were: Mrs. Stephen Gre- Vivian Colgan, Betty Papp, Jean Derby Downs. Danny looked, acted held on the grounds adjoining either, on the approval by the gor, Mrs, Frank E. Way, Mrs. i-r Mr. Booz nor Dr. Colosi Ward, Eulalie and Jeannine Beech and raced like a champion and Falcon Hall and will start at 4 State of the emergency spending On Wedding Anniversary Carleton Case, Mrs. Irene Way, ' i>n:.mt at last night's meet- Virginia Price, Lillian Buncc even though he won his original P. M. of $14,100 to pay for sewer clean- Miss Grace Way, Miss Mabel Way, CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Ste- Madeline Boiler, Doris Reidel heat he failed by an eyelash to ing equipment, the first section Miss Edith Way, Miss Evelyn Sal- The Rev. Francis Klimkiewicz, Committees Named was made to the phen Bodnar, Roosetelt Avenue, Winifred Deats.' Phyllis Snell qualify in the finals. His time Of a fire alarm system, and for *?' j adln, Miss Margaret Zeleznik, Miss trial, so the official records show, assistant pastor, is general chair- bi> by Governor Edge, In a let- 1 Florence Perry, Jane Latsley waterproofing the Borough Hall. Madelyn Scott, Mrs. Edith Tam-Barbara Jean Ullman, Marilyn was faster than the time in which man of the event and his commit- For Picnic Sunday )) sum' Senator John E. Tool- This matter previously had been and Mrs. Adam Makwlnski, on burina, Miss Pat Tarnburina, Mrs. tee includes the following: Mrs. Much he suggested the their 25th anniversary. Later, the Fritne, Evelyn Mentcher, Anna Robert Klekan, of San Diego, Cali- the subject of bitter controversy Alexander Oregor, Mrs. Anna Cor- Marie Branney, Anna Lewis, Ruth fornia captured first place—and a Mary Komenda, Mrs. Mary Nadol- K untinui'ti on PajjC 5) Bodnars held a reception at their CARTERET—Final preparation* between the Republican majority nors, Miss Vivian Boffa, Mrs. Fran- Gaydos, Mable Logan and Dorothy $2,000 scholarship which he will ski, Mrs. Helen Lokiec, Mrs. Jos- /ere made by the Carteret Re* and the Democratic minority home. The latter affair was ar- ces Brand, of Rahway. Mrs. Joseph ephine Wasllewski, Mrs. Rose Mlr- ranged by their children, Helen, Thorsen, Mrs. John -Richardson, use to go either to Marquette or mblican Club Friday for Its picnle ' whlcli disapproved of two of the Bobeck, Miss Mary Bok, Mrs. Paul Notre Dame, ek, Mrs. Josephine Knlttel, Mrs. Louise. Beatrice, Stephen and Ray- Mrs. Walter Sager, Mrs. A. L. o be held Stsnday In Willow TTe« trainian Youth three projects-the tire alarm In- Hoos, Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Olga Sager, Mrs. Wal- Danny, self-effacing sportsman Stephanie Lemko, Mrs. Josephine Grove. Short addresses were mad* stallation and the waterproofing mond. John Kubicka, Sr., Mrs. Peter Ginda, Mrs, Sophie Urbanski, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bodnar were mar- ter Borchard, Mrs. Dorothy Evan thBt he is, has no alibis. He merely by Councllmen John Turk and plan. Kubala, Mrs. Anna Erdelyi, Mrs. itz, Mrs. Anna Luedka, Mrs. E. F. says he tried as hard as he could— Helen Wojewodzka, Mrs. Sally Ga- oseph Gawronski, and Fred Hoff- ried August 18, 1921 at St. Ther- Nick Hamadyk, Sr., Mrs. Frank sior, Mrs. Lottie Price, Mrs. Mary eeting on Sunday An order from the Interstate esa's Church, Summit and have DeSano, Mrs. Mary Patcrson and und lets it go at that. His trim man, i Sanitation Commission that Car- Krissak, Mrs. William Strella, of Mrs. L, J. Buerke, blue racer was among the six must Sicula, Mrs, Florence Markulin. William Solewln and Fred resided in Carteret since their mar- Carteret. Mrs. Albert J, Gochal, Carteret Uk- teret start work no later than raigc. Mrs. Bodnar was the former conspicuous out of over a hundred The Misses Agnes Komenda, Loebie are co-chairmen for the |u:i S'H-ml Club wiftpliky host December of this year on a plant Helen Sadowski, Newark. Mrs. Anne Blanc hard, Mrs. John Ukrainians Form Croup for its excellent workmanship and Helen Pasaok, and Josephine Wlel- Ionic, with George Sisko acting Sit' Chester, Pa. Ulrajnlans in which will eliminate further pol- W. Adamcik, Miss Elaine Adamcik, design and quickly passed the tsolmski, Edward Lokiec, Charles as secretary and treasurer of the name of tile Youth lution of the Arthur Kill was Mrs. Andrew Palochko, Mrs. For Relief of Homelund rigid test of track officials as beinn Urbanski, Caslmtr Sobleskl, Frank ommittee. Assisting them are: Lp take place at ordered filed. Whether the Borough Picnic Slated Sept. 22 Michael Gochal, of Perth Amboy. the work of the boy. Track spec- Kukulja. Edwin Yankee, Edmond Reception Committee. N. A. Jac* Stadium Sunday intends to ignore this order could By Fire Company No. Mrs. Frank. Zachik, Mrs. Gladys yCARTERET—A new group, ti tators, in a position to watch tin: Urbanski, John Estok, Joseph Sar- oby, chairman, Joseph W. Mlttuch, at 1 P, M. not be ascertained, Lacynski, Mrs. Alice Ryan, Miss be known as the Ukramian-Amerl performance of all the competl- zillo, Alfred Krynskl and Anthony Joseph Gawronski, Willing can Relief Committee of Carteret, p I'lDKiam will open with A complaint that delay in the CARTERET — Fire Company Peggy Ryan, Mrs. Alice Lapp, Mrs (Continued on Pane 5) Sosnowski. Uhouse, A. J. Perry, Frank SlekleN pin ml services for former mem- was organized Tuesday at a meet- laying of water lines was holding No. 1 will sponsor its annual picnic Bette McCormack, of Linden. Miss John Turk, Alexander Comb% '•"• Ht. Demetrius' parish at September 22 at the Ukrainian Kathryn Geiowan, Miss Ruth ing of the various Ukrainian or- Fred Hoffman, John Ciko d up completion of new homes, was ganzations in the Borough In the p made by Mr. Uhousc. The Bor-Pavilion, A feature will be tug-of- Rash, Mrs. Margaret Burke, of Lester Sabo. Also assisting Ukrainian Pavilion. arrangements are Mrs. Elsie New Jersey's Vkraln- ough Clerk was instructed to write war between the Kutcy and Belgert Elizabeth. Mrs. John Novak, Miss The main aim of the committee CALENDAR OFCOMINC EVENTS B&rtok, Mrs. Mary Collins, Herman •''•• will meet to dlscllse pre- (Cuntiiiiivd on Pane 5) teams. (Continued un Paue 8) P>'>iy plans for orgapUatlon of is to collect funds and clothing Hell, Mrs. M. Kublck, Mrs. Walter $ '•' League of/TJkralnJwi Clubs for the people of the desolated Note: Contributions to this column must he in this office Vonah. Mrs. p. Kubala, Mrs. An* i 11 "ixm, luncheon will be areas of the Ukraine. A tag day drew Pross, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ver* o The Big Moment in the Life of a Boy and other benefit events will be no later liian Tuesday of each wu«k. They must be made in nachio, Mrs. A. Hundemann, Mr*. will then continue acheduled. writing. William Solewln and Miss Ulllafl t . where a doilhle-bill The officers elected to serve are AUGUST Graeme. Harry Hayduk, president: Michael [ !><• played. The charter club 25—Picnic sponsored by Ladles' and Men's units of Carteret Also, Miss Genevleve Penkui; , ("i"'i the American-Ukrainian Hftlowchuk, vice president; Mi- Joseph Walling, Mrs. P. Utbfca j chael Proskura, Ukrainian secre- Republican Club at Willow Tree Grove. , "H'erth Amboy in tMawjnd Parish Picnic sponsored by Holy Family Church ,on grounds Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bagalla, Oacw '-< tary; Walter W. Wadlak, English Stein. Frank Rakosl. Steven KaS* *! •After the double-header, the adjoining Falcon Hall, Pulaski Avenue, 11 secretary; Joseph K. Klnda. treas- win return to the Ukraln- Ukrainian Youth, Day sponsored by Carteret Ukrainian mer, John Terebetsky, John Km* *( urer; Paul Kawensky, John Mark- ma. Fred Ruckrtegel. Louis Bollad/1 where a picnlp #111 Social Club at Ukrainian Pavllian and Park. with dancing, games owitz, Michael Ivanitsky and J. Merelo, Mis. Harry Carr, JL °& 30—Wedding of Miss Helen Mattern, South Orange to Lt. Fred- singing IMUTML Michael Hrycuna, controllers. Tandyiak, Robert Brown. Joseph $ ,1Ul w. wadiak twitneral erick Prey, Carteret. at 8t, John's Church, Bloomfleld, Jomo, Andrew Ihnat, Julius KlostV™ l"n;i" wth Julius Soetaxloand 2 Youtlis, Wur Veterans, at 10 A. M. nuptial mass. Mrs. Thomas Hemsel, Mrs. Ot«M f SEPTEMBER WollenbuiK, Mrs. John KtebM^/t. Other Plan to Enter College Mrs. Helen Mullen, Mrs. J. Q;< • raomberi added to l-Plcnlc sponsored by St Ellas Post, CWV, onfct. Ellas Church Nevtfl. Ralph White and Mrs. MM 1 aro*«trifik potoc- CARTERET — Two borough grounds. Humphries. j j MtlfiT "' " young men, both veterans, have Picnic, Carteret Nurses' Association, Forest Lodge. Joseph, K Games, dancing and refresh* f made plans to enter college next 4—Past-Time Athletic and Social Club Dunce at St. James' Hall. ments will be provided. , 4 MaalUck, month. Myioii 6—Initiation 0f class of candidates by Odd Fellows. Bruce Galbraith, son of Mr. and aural Mrs. P. C. Galbi-alth, East Rah- Dance sponsored by Wings Athletic Club, Eifert Solo BassoontU way section, who was recently dis- 7—Wedding of Miss Helen Buerke and Donald Elliott at 1 P. M., charged from the Army, will enter in the «rst Presbyterian Church. In 116-Piece Army i the University of Maryl*»d. Wedding. 61 Miss Olga Suhay and William Horvath at Our CARTERET—Otto Eifert, Lady ol Hungary' Church. Perth Amboy. John Feehan, Carteret Avenue, a staff sergeant, is a member of i 8—Picnic sponsored by Polish Lady Falcons Club, Moon Hall a Navy veteran and son of Mr. and Army Ground Force Band, i Mrs. Dorsey ffeehan, has enrolled ground*. PuJaskJ Avenue, for benefit of orphan* in Poland. Play, White Carnation Drove, High School Auditorium. ing of 116 pieces and considered t a« a .student at the University of nob only the largest but the best Kentucky. a—Meeting of St. Ellas' Post, Catholic War Veterans at Church Hall. of the service music organisations, TEAM 14~~8lrthda»-party. Nurses' Association. Borough Hall, On September 8, It will give a pejH i CARTIRET—A re-organiisation 19-Boxing Jputi atCMfceret High School, sponsored by star formance at Ualloran Hfaapitftl, _ *« meeting of Steven Kutcy > Hooae- Landing post, Veteran* of Foreign Wan. Before entering the servjoe, velt Hotel ahuffleboard team will 21—Wedding of MMc Ann Meftwlck and Stephen Shaner at 3 fert attended, JuUlard Scbool ( take pike tomorrow night at 9:30 p. M., «t 8tlu«» Owek CatholicXIhurch. Music and was a member .# tt o/oloek at tt» Booeeveit Hotel, 22—Annual plonic of Pire Company No. I at Ukrainian Hall. o members of the team will 8ft—Indian tUwner tfwice aponsbnd by Young People's Club a solo bassoonist reoelve B«w playing shirts this «f Magyar ftftattqid Church «t 8t. Jaaee' Hall group. -"- with the «»>» <* <*• team QOTQWdR by Pirttw at 8t. Ham' H*U- •ci— " ' CWW t " P'^H^P'^^PT T^ ^^" •/. A FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1946 SftRT 'Orioles Bunch of Soreheads'Says Sponsor of Pirates Baseball Team M I ^: CARTERET "They're nothing but a bunch of noreheads. Thov luckv lunik fur Ihe Orioles that Otxn't play ball and we'll b*a.t i.hem KHVC thriii i lie Kiime, NppRhtn"iky 90 bad that thpy win think that believes thai "Ihey dirt It oncf find the contest WHS a bowllnn' match HIPV fan rio it. again," Injjtftftd of a bawball game" ; lie said thnl. the Pirates are 7Hii> And BO sounded off Frank. Rrrn- ; just popping' off a lot of steam data, sponsor of the Onrterrt PI BIG...TENDER...SWEET mound town and that's all. rates baseball team, which will In any event a big crowd is ex- the C*rUr«t Orioles in a Inwtfrt tor tUMMBlBt night fftffit contest for thp Cartoret j to be played on August 29 at the f; Olrt Scouts In a nlftht unme und»r h\gl\ school stadium field. at the high school slndlum Thursday. Annual 29 at 8:15; Sailors' r»rtlnir» . N'nslvr sailor* pf nuiny cotmtrles It will be the «r»t ninht base- hnvr used enrrlntf!, «omctlme« at SUPEEMAR bnll tame to be played In Carteret a mark of rur.K, nnd the men of In many years and from nil ad- 17th century Europe wora enrrlnfs THE MHt MUNTK • PACirtC IE* CO vanoe Indications a big crowd will for personal adornriiont. Seafaring be on hand to witness the contest. men conttn'ied '.he practice, espe- The game will be a KrudRe af- cially pirntt". whose preference wai ttir betw»en the two teams who for Ihe sold hoop. Apparently thu him been hot rivals slnw the tradition hns carried over to mod- beginning of the season. The Ukcs ern naviea the Pacific woarlng ear- trtcently shut out the Orioles, 4-0, ring). If worn In '.lie left err Hit NEW bttt that doesn't mean a thing funing mippnsedly indicatct th* Recording to Oabrlel Nepshinsky, wearer Ii a turvlvor of a loct ship manager of the hill team. "Despite and wean It at a tribute to leu 1946 the beating." he said, "we'll give fortunnta shipmates, while If worn the Pirates a good run for their in the right ear It It a token that money.' the weai^r participated in thi Inva- Vtstt Yir dearest AtP Ssaer Market . . . nwK And that seenu to be the con- sion of a Japarveie island. MBtus among the Pirates. An in- formal canvass of the Pirate play- 'santpoti Bour Rtorma COMPARE QUALITY!—COMPARE PRICES! ers seems to Indicate that the i Orioles will be in there fiRhtlng The value and importance of tht Take advantage of thi* opportunity and rettock your •11 th« way and the Pirates will observations carried on and dlscov- have to play their "best brand of crie» madt at the Mt. WiUon ob- pantry shelf with a good mpply of these big, but tender h»H" t <>*core a victory. tervatory are so great that ont can and delicioui sweet pens. Buy a dozen cans or a case today! Thi Pirate*, who are currently tcarcety name even the most impor- fighting with the Cards for thetant of them in limited space. Halt'i league championship, recently discovery ol magnetic fields in lun- Prices Effective Ii lost a close decision to the Cards. spols, at well as tht fact that tho The victory ihot the Cardinal sun lUelf Is a magnet with tti mag- SDPER MARKETS aid hopes sky high and the betting netic poles close to Its poles of ro- SELF SERVICE STORES only around town has shifted to 8-5 on tation, and that sunsputs ure great the Cardinals. solar storms of cyclonic nature, Interact in the night game Is stem to stand nut among th« at a feverish pitch as both teams numerous discoveries that have are getting their forces ready for been made regarding the nature of the engagement. sular phenomena. In the meantime Manager Ga- briel Newshinsky of the Orioles Drnj From Buckwheat has another story to tell. As you Rutin, a drug effective in treat- 16c Prune Juice Hum t 24c STORE HOURS know the Orioles beat the Pirates Sultana Peas sul. ment of high blood pressure, i» now earlier in the season and although 15c Prune Juice, most of the fans who saw the being made from buckwheat, ti a B&M Baked Beans 24c 8A.M.to6P.M. game will tell you that It was a rtiult of studies made at tht de- partment of agriculture «a»tern re* barrois mseattyn L aM to* Fig Juice »""" «• ^ 13c Monday Power search laboratory. Estimated acre- Hv Osculate or Vanilla c age needed to supply required Diced Carrots C 13c On* pound of U-235, tourct of VL ICE CREAM MIX- Juit Ui Water' H through atomic power, Ii equivalent to 11,- amounts of the drug is 50,000 axwi. 400,000 kilowatt-hours of energy, For production of rutin, the buck- Peas * Carrots SR 2 'J.*25e Tumbo Puddings 7° Saturday. which In turn ii tqulvalent to ibout '.vhent is harvested five weeks after 5c 1,500 tani of coil or 100,000 gaUom the seed Is sprouted Instead of Sparkle Puddings^^,; of gasoline. when the grain has ripened. le RMiMEttirED String Beans WpH* S STRAINED VEGETABLES Libby . HOMOtENIZEB S STRAINED FRUITS 9c WhPfltlPC *trert«rtttsllcesl 8OJ.11. Fancy Spinach ^ 18c B B WneailBSnejcjMortresiiherrlc* pkg I I QUALITY Chopped Spinach ^ . 17c Tuna Fish .fffl -40c Rice Gems^HYFIELD5^1 lie Tuna FishTKtR^-28c Flavor Tested for Lasting Refreshment! PRINTING NECTAR OUR OWN TEA TEA A NaUans! Favorite! Robust and Thrifty! ,nb, '^.65c 'pkg. 59' Campbell's M^ 16c Quaker Oits.Btr C D Campbell's I6c Marmalade K « •"••*• Hunt 14c Peanut Butter"ff 1 *>'.' Campbell's TT IT 12c Peanut BitterSS r12 Tenderoni «•«»•» « SpaghettiDIMVJS Spaghetti cIlE^oVS-HE Llptoi's T-"5jfs»« »~ 11 c Mushroom Sauce.au Spaghetti REAL 8 vi Lemon Juice LEMON on 19c Davis Flaked Fish - 23<= Q VEtETAlLE PAI»lrtail 1>oz 1 *IC V-0 JUICE WUtHHII can Iw' MIDDLESEX PRESS UKHrcrnuil JUIOC Tomato Juice—" •. 10= Ketchup «H'« u ox be i7c !•• Soda SJw'X, t|v tURRY'S 10 oi. i 2^25- mu vFAB Mu a i bo) HA IETTER pkg. I Catsup 19° Q|Jy IIIMY'I 10 01. • TELEPHONE WOOPBRIDGE 8-1710 AL._|--MYiawlllE-lluit'l 30oi.Cn, wllA IITTEI pkg IfRBsTIBSlafrBMiirlNlWeit can wW" ORANGE JUICE COMMIT 2 pkfl, ' 18 GREEN STREET 3 o HlXSti'S CtSTARD PIE MIX Cherries "" °. n48c WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY DtUciout! Dill Pickle Spears ^V'-35c ShreMel Wheat *>AB»copk«15o Diitklaa MJUWAnAK 22oi.t]A. NfrMhing! riURlCBSwlctorSweetMlitd JM ••" FLORIDA Evaporated Milk K 2:;!, 23c Citrus Juictj BLENDED JUICE Saar Mini PltUai£,£22« 2 18 oz. AA 46 oz. M «| DUNDEE CAKE COLGATE'S VEL Frisk Dosuurv. FV afcRM, StKkklt, MfHC CAM , 'll am DilKit, wntus A fHC \ ** '^"KFAST 18 LUX SOAP Patkti 2t aVkaW Att^Ua^B^ /, "I™ HTijWU|UW •• • 1 . . ' • • : WAFT > 23( UFEBUOY SOAP «y< mm p i $ SWAN SOAP 1 |f MLTANA. v^y \l #*'X2*!3Mal '"nia^i'il flu '•' % H'-l* \ft' tf Wf itWR ^majw; 8fe W 21 f • ifto<>>*rttt#*$i< v*^*! ^ 12 )rpha: Villagers Sophie Marek$e i w BOYS' SPOET SHIRTS 10% REDUCTION 4 J Kod«fn eheitt In toHd maple with a 10ft, sonny-lan color. '•'••"• trail Irli ill Availablo in ten sites thai Reg. Reduoid :- < ii IHI Jrtu ) from *H*>* wW«» to hi«k Price Tt> i-iitnnr Children's Play Shoes 2.60 .8# '•|l In k onlr. ,V3 Boy's Play Shoes 3.30 1.49 JO'1 20" x 36" $16.95 Women's Play Shoes :. 2.50 1.00 Women's Play Shoes ' 3.50 US ' '<* NEW SHOPPING HOURS OPSN FWDAY8 UNTIL 9 P. M. in 1 pal Inly SATUMDAT8 UNTIL » P. M. CLOtU> EVMtT WEDNESDAY AVtEBNOON t tMjA, • 74200 Av«nue OS MOS n ft , "jh' 1Ht$... rW v?w HJ ' ' Defense /Vol Bated On Economy "COMRADES IN ARMS" CARTERET PRESS The process of demobilization is being followed by a campaign for expenditures Published by Carteret Press in connection with the programs of the Telephone Carteret 8-5900 Army and Navy. OFFICE 7« WASHINGTON AVE., CARTERET, N. J. Naturally, the United States Government Dear Louisa: to so to the other extrmn...,, , 1 My wife Is obsessed with the of«-*4fV disciplinJ|-«JHW>. e entirel.• y T iiu!",."''III! ^ MRS. CHARLES E. OREOORY Editor should not spend more than is reasonably Idea of never punishing our twolatter fact Is the tnnii, ,.,„' MEYER ROBENBLUM Bporta Editor necessary for its protection, in connection children. 8he talks about, freedom so much youthful crime ,' " and not repressing their natural If a child is to KI-OW ,„ , Subscription, $1.60 Per Year with the armed services, but one should nstincts, etc. I don't know much a law-abiding citizen h,. '„' not overlook the danger of basing the ser- about that, but I do know that trained as & child to in- Entered as second class matter June 6, where I used to enjoy coming horne stituted authority. He „,' 1924, at Carteret, N. J., Post Office, under : vice programs upon a policy of economy, and being with the children that shown that If he is' f,r,,, ,'; tl Act of Much 3, 1879. they have become such Imperti- low his instincts. Rood m i,,,,', rather than a policy of defense. nent, noisy little brats that I feel fore he Is competent of „ , Certainly, if the United States wishes to like I am going into battle or the what is right or w GEORGE F. BAUER Co. Sandwiches - Spaghetti • Italian Pies i 31 NASSAU STREET ANNUAL PICNIC NEW YORK 5, N. Y. Phone REctor 2-0829 Auspices of JULIAN'S OUR Restauraul and Cocktail Bar NURSE LOSES FAT Slovak Society BranchNo.2130 394 PEARL ST. 34th Annual SAFELY* AYDS WAY WOODBRIDGE •« £«r tlimmti without imdff Carteret, N. J. Eat itarches, potatoo, irivjr, just cut down. AYDS Viumin Candy Reducinjr Plan it iafe. ORDER NOW Fur Sale unable, easi«. No cicltut- No drugi. No laiativo, SUNDAY, AUCUST 25, Utf Nur»w»on«qfmgrath«n 1M iKr»n> Kuini 14 to IS Koppcrs Coke-Fuel Oil IS A SENSATION lbi.mcriitf« la a lew vttk* In clinlr.l tub with A,.!. I'l.n conduct*! Ot madlcal docbxi. With our modernized St. Klias" Hall, 205 Romanowsky St. MASONS' SUPPLIES Delicioiu AYDS Man each meal dulli the tp- air-conditioned fur oetite. Yet you 8" vitamin!. miiiMaU, MKntul nutrienU, in Aydi. Start By LILLIAN DAY I consoling each other," she saJfl, tfMMgfit he lingered „ n, SHOPP lightly. more than necessary Atvi ••, "rv« been thinking," ,i»ld Rtrve, wrf htfve that you and I ought to «rt mar- 'Two grown people o awoj, but it. took ftn nn',,' «r|>erience»1 everythirif, blue eyes wandenvi ,!,,'! led." their best years together curves of her figure. and D "The idea occurred to me months ly and Impptly." ago," sKlrl Carol. "Women I»M so "The Impudrnco, ;;ii, "1 like my breakfast rn bed, I herself, bat she eoukhvt in, IN THIS COMPLETE much brighter than men " have stntro trouble tft the WWder II»H she had worn hn i| They were lylrw on thr sand v and I'm ten overweight" bathing suit which set u,.[ it Wan ft ttttle too chilly to w Into "I adore brinting women ftmk- better advantate. W ocean. fftst to berf, we'll go to FlorM* tn "T've been watching y,,i, ; "Why didn't you suKRwst It?" trie Winter. It'll be good for my hwir,"he said softtv. i- n, "I'm old-fashioned, All my hus- nwrltis. And I h*t« skinny your husband?' Fta All OcCamons INSULATE NOW bands proposed to me Brsirtcs I . Carburetor A Ignition PhMic P. A. 4-3*23 women. What other obJwUotiR?" "No." she replied. Flowers Say Thank You HINES ROOFING CO, hadn't decided In lavor." Sf- Service Agi»*»rt Sumnut Heat "My hair f« getting gray." "I'm glad. Let's rttno -, "You'll like twinff married to me, In So Many Ways with "So is mine, so we match." some nt)fht." I' MOTOR REPAIRING Gutteri - Leaderi • Frederick Bros., Inc. have my vices, but I have no bad tet u* pl4n your floral arranKF A short rtixtance away from "Do you lwnally pick y,,i $fh Alignment and Knee Action Black Rockwool Slate anj Atphall Roof* habits. You know m«> foi eighteen ments for each coming them a boy and girl were ma*tnft net partners on thp ]>r»,', Millwrighting and Erectors years. I'm a charming host. My Repairs. event. Thaler Insulation & Rubbered 3W»tl»i love Hr lay with hid head in her "I never did this hcf,,,,.' cocktails are famous from coaster Aiithorlzrrt Sprvice Trucking and Rigging life," he said earncfitiy nita & Ellen I DcKiiit) Plymouth Hoofing Co. to coaster, I ran drive A nail you'd believe mo " Heavy Hauling itralght and double for the plumb- Tdfferit flower Shop Her blood beRan f.n t IIUMC Didton Motor Sales 64 Broad Street Hinea Roofing Co. er any time. I promise to dry the m CA-8-8412 was something about him ;\ lift Cookp Ave Oartwet. N. J. Etizftbeih, N. J. 414 Meredith St. Perth Amboy dishes on the maid's night out." S34 Roosevelt Avenue 4S« SekMl SfrMt, he looked at her i Tel 0-S522 Telephone ."S-3016 A 2-SSOt Good Old Steve," she said. Telapkoa* 9-1077 "Would you mind ,, Carteret, N. .?. I know I'm not being romantic along," she said, us sm, • Welding - IrazHif • I've been through all that So have she could. Auto Stores Uover Stores § TFNSMITH AltD ROOFER, you. What did it *ef either of as' • ftitts ft Vegetables • He rose intsantly, ••!;,„, R»*ftnt work You man-led a. couple of heels and sad). "Thank you for n,,. Clark's Wddmg Works my wife walked out for a gent with rette." more money." J. HUa and Bracing He Walked away, n llnir web Liquor Store "Only too true," she answered. Jasper & Son Why p« $300.00 for a Portable Equtpment He dMn't look back. Rhf " (Complete line i>f y What a memory you have." Appliancm • Han* and Auto Window Omrds Made hts tall figure Bgalnst th, "QyalStr Prod.cti" $150.00 job? "Well, what's your objection?" Supplies Domestic and Imported Trailer Mtehes Ma4f colored pattern of tlw hr»,i, r!M>M THE FARM TO YOU Nothing to pay «tra for - Wines - Liquors • Beers "I don't know. Maybe I'm afraid wanted to can him Iwck, ii Firestone Dealer Star* 3(9 New Brunswick Avenue of a third mistake. I can't keep 520 New Brunswick Ave. didn't even know his rmu William Murphy moving my thinKs around. I have •62 Froaen Fruit* Soon Ferds, N, ,|. Fords, N. J. could hardly shout ' llov 99 W»d»ewood AT*. to settle down sometime." was jtet as well. Ctrteret, N. J. 96 Main Street If you are holding a party, wed- Telephone Perth Amboy 4-0138 "That's Just H. You and I know Woodbrlrfge, Ti. 1. Steve Yam* toward hn ding, outing etc., phone Wo. ft-f27d-M Lewis Dnrnya, Prop. we can get along. Thrre won't be Curt. 85341 WoodbrMge, N. J. ancins paper cups and mm P. A. 4-23J6 any unpleasant surprises. These Hi I 8-2382 are the things that, matter in mar- spread the thinx* out.on th, mid [ Henry Jansen & Son • Yottl Stop 9 riage." There was a silence Tk Bakeries Lumber ft MIHwork • "I guess you're right," she said. in back was apparrnt.lv ., Tinnln, and Sha^ Metal Wark "And it ftn'l as if we didn't have up a picnle lunrh. BAKE TREATS Pr».|i PrulU and Vtfatablea an attraction for each other. We "Don't you know I rani RooCni, Metal CeHtnit and CHILDREN'S WEAR egg sandwiches," said the hi C»n Be Sure of Fl.Tor »od Just haven't gotten sloppy about it. 'Kind, | 'I'm going up an dsrt sunn. 3 , Quality *t Mooney'a B»ke*y EMrttkUf far Iafautf and You've always been in the back of Fwrtaca Work "Carol . . ." begun Stew W«Minf and BirtM«r Cake* Woodbridge Lumber Co. Children my mind I guess. A sort of per- "Steve, I think you're the ', • Specialty 590AMenStre«t manent thing." Baralyn Youth Shop "I'm not young," she said. "I've eat person I've ever known Op«n Sundayi FROSTED~^aa^"FOODS He looked at her [,, Phone 4-538S Woodbridge, N. J. stopped telling my age." ill Woodbridge, N. J. Max Coken, Prop. "You look young and you have sounds ominous." •If If. Moon.y'^-It'. tn« «W Woodbridge "Will you do me a fuvov oM S-1246 58 Washington Ave. a mature outlook. A combination Wlii Mooney's Bakery Fruit Exchange devoutly to be wished for. I'm yoo »sk me to marry you ;u:;im Cart. 8-8512 completely myself with you. Even in a year ... in six monti f tta NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 94 Main St., Woodbridge, N. J. Arnold P. Schmidt with Antoinette X was always liv- Pattern 5105 comes In sites 19, FORDS. N. J. TetrphoBa: Woodb ridge 8-0125 12, 14, 16. Size 1*, Jumper, 1% ing up to something." yards 39-ln.; faloase, i% yds. **-tn. U.N. Is Granted 3 Year> "If It's Mocney's—It'* the Best" FREE DELIVERY ROOFING AND INSULATION "But you were very much in Seed TWENTY-FIVE CENTS l» DANISH PASTRY 25c love with Antoinette." eotas for thlt pattern to 170 N«wa- Le«w on N. Y. Buildingl Moving COPPER LEADERS A GUTTERS CLASSIFIED "It nearly finished me." • fRENCH APPLE CAKE 55c poper Pattern De»l, U2 W«st lttfc WASSINOTON, D, C. - Th, ,, "You were also pretty goofy va[ St.. New York 11. N. T. Print •ssefs administration nnnounoii , Delicious LAYER CAKE " • Fniersri Directors • about that little redhead on the plainly 8I2E. NAME. ADDREM, ALL LOADS INSURED Woodbridae Are. A E St. OPERATORS WANTED "ently It had granted the United: Cruise." STYLE NUMBER. Mont i three year lease, witii i | Lepper'g Port Readioc, N. J. "Southern skies. Travel circu- NOW ready—the Marian MsrtM wo To work on Children's year renewal privilege, on two ,, . Moving & Storage Co. lars, l never considered marrying new SUMMER 1946 Pattern Book! g v Telephone W»odbridge 8-M0S dreasea. Steady work; her. I hardly saw her after we Fifteen Cents more >rfaj» yw «*>•• ernment - erected building? of t Synowiecki Local and Long Distance Moving; Sperry Gyroscope company, Lake! one week vacation with got back,.Still I think the score is new. easr-to-ihake fashions Ur an John PaTur, Prop. in your favor. I could mention half ... And, printed right hi the book: Succew, N, Y. Funeral Home FREE pattern for ballet slippers • Service Stations • pay; good pay. Apply The United Nations organization Convery Blvd. A Ritter Ave a dozen men, but I won't. It does- for borne and beach wear! Woodbridre Township, N. .1 Carteret Novelty Dresa n't matter." will occupy approximately 647,824 42 Hudson Street "NEW PEP FOR ALL CARS" "I go out with a different man s(juare feet of space in the two Phone 4-2318 lap While she stroked his abundant every night." she said, almost to buildings, with the United stales Evening* and Holidays Call AMOCO—586 Company, 52 Wheeler hair. Now and then she bent for- Mooneyes Bakery Carteret, N. J. herself. "And I hate it." government to get approximately Woodbrldgre 8-2452 ward to kiss him. 522 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, Avenue, Carteret, N. J. "Why do you do it?" #02,831 net on annual rental. Phil's From some distance a baby's FORDS, N. J. 8-1 tr "Because if I don't have a lot Tclnphon* CarUrat S-S71B melancholy wail pierced the inter- Colncidentally with the lease to Fhoiie 4-5385 of dates I begin to feel sorry for Amoco Service Station mittent beat of the surf. They U. N, the Sperry company was giv- t Misisal fnstrmnents myself." —,AUTO-ROCK— REPAIR SERVICE could not help hearing two voices en a slaftflM three year leas?, u-iih "That's perfectly natural. I love Furniture from behind. renewal option, for the remainder • fttprtneRt Stares • Lubrication Practically Under to stay home and read if someone I AWN MOWERS sharpened; all "You make me sick," said the of the ptwstt at Lake Success. Headquarters for Quality Mnaieal Drrrta( Comditiom else is in the house . . . you, for kinds of SEWS filed; washing ma- woman's voice. "A good sport. Al- Sperry wiD have the right u buy Telephone P. A. 4-2318 example. But when I'm all alone I Initrumentt and Accei>orie( Tel. Wood. 8-0560 chines repaired. E. K. Albrecht, ways the first to put your hand the property, subject to the U N Christensen's get restless and go to the tele- 124 Heald Street, Carteret Tel. in your pocket But at home you lease, for $9.JM,000. Green Street and Rahway A,T«aaa. phone. Marriage has decided ad- Eddie's Music Center _ .,-..-5. —•••"•": fc-p, 8-2 tf pinch a dime, until it groans. I Department Store Lepper & Co., Inc. Woodbridge vantages." ,, and , haven't a pair'of stockings with- ROOFING "You save telephone calls." out a run to m yname." Entomologist Warm of FINE FURNITURE ' School of Music "I admit I haven't the figure of Clothes For The Family Holohan Brothers "Shut up and quit naggin'." said Wanted—Uted Initrumentt that life-guard," he remarked. Danger From Hessian Ftr ALL TYPES Of ROOFS repaired. a Lord of Creation. GARAGE "But I'm sure you'd find him dull URBARA. ILL. - A stale en!o- 357 State Street Slate-ohingles, tile and fiat "It's like a Morality Play," said 97 Main Street HOBART BUILDING evenings, while I'm very amusing." motogisrt reports that an unusual!; Perth Amboy, N. J. Staadarrf EMO Products roofs; brick walls waterproofed. Carol. "We are surrounded by the "Just two middle-aged people heavy and unexpected infestation by Woodbridge, N. J. 278 HOBART STREET • DIAMOND Stages of Life. Probably five years Telephone P A. 4-1290 ' Phone the Hessian fly may cause c •:•:•:• PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ROOFING AND METAL WORKS ago those two were making love Woodbridge 8-0064 and S-0533 ablt losses In this year'i central ..;:J 365 New Brunswick Are. like that boy and girl." Car. Amboy Araaae and Perth Amb«7, N. J. southern Illinois wheat erop. Radios Second Street Female Help Wanted "It's another argument In favor P. A. 4-0448 8-1 tf Dr. George C. Decker, er.!w: la- • f«t CarUini, D»p**P Yard of our getting married. Sex is • Groceries ft Meats • FirMtone Tiret and Tubea gist of the Illinois natural IIKT? I LadW 5portw««r, HonaeHoM Experienced operators on treacherous. It traps you into the ALES SERVICE Woodbridge, N. J. WANTED most absurd affiliations, and then, survey and the Illmiiis JKI > nl V rnrmaWng, shirts. experiment station, said tha! HARD TO one day it runs out on you, for no vey of fields in the state's n WILL pst| 8« a pound for dean Also apparent reason. GET TUBES wheat-producing ar~-; sh<".•-• **' ALLEN'S rags, independent - Leader, 18 Beginners to learn on "You'll never have another op- Rahway Avenue Grocer ffstation great enough t; 1. 1 Clarkson's Green Street, Woec^rMge, N. J. portunity like this. How about 88 Main Street V h'KW !»4II Singer Sewing Machines. the crop materially. The field G. Ha*f, Prop. III (»(.!•: I KMIKIS some coffee and rramburgers?" veyed wer^ In Greene and V. •upm L" WooArldfe, N. J. MltilOltlATIO ESSO SERVICE TWO OR THREE KOOInS for Girls for ftoor work and "Swell idea." GROCERIES AND nruvrcnv light housekeeping for middle experienced presteri. "Ill bring tnem down here, You counties and across the siati of Springfield to M.icon c«ui•• DELICATESSEN Expert Guaranteed Workmanship Amboy Arena* and Jamei Street aged couple in Carteret. P. O. Box Vacation and holidays can go into a personal huddle." Men's, Women's and 44, Carteret, N. J. She looked after him smiling ae Anderson Radio with pay. American Children'! Wear 629 Rahway Avaaua Woodbridf e, N. J. C. P. 8-23* he made his way across the sand. 135 SMITH ST. (Cor, Grave St.) Insurance Benefits. It would be pleasant to be mar- The average carnivorous .var- U0-25c and Up Counters Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 WCM-1514 MALE HELP WANTED tied again; to be secure; to give up ies* consumes 25 sheep, VM heal WO-S-1421 your job; not to care whether the el cattle, 20 lambs and •'(" F • Si FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1946 PAOE (World Fair Site A Suit h tkuic But A Hat h Snappy London's Chore Here's Quality ,,.,!,, park, Scene of Firit , (W in Crystal Palace I,, 1851, Ii Bared. You'll Want . ,.l|illNi i.nndrm's Hyde Park, ', •, i, thr first International Ex- , ',., „.,.,„ held In 1851, will not U. S. Government Graded beef, .,',!'site oltbi great World's fair , ,,J f,,r ifis'i, ihe government grade "A"—cut from grain-fed .,,,1(Miiii-fffl, mainly because !t 1 *i oaio \ Leo OOROY and the BOWERY BOYS i It may «W FAST COMPANY" „ aodd C HALWALUS i blda Sunday (bra Tuesday ' ... SYLVIA ANN ._; to Ann SilEJJUDAN > DtnnU UOR/UN in 'due AVENEL FIRE CO, NO. 1 "ONE MORE TOMORROW" YOUNG 'PNEY'RPARDS •X-r Cut Une-Wlaaw milt to Mt | tit* W »v«rdHPwt fOonz .line, \" % "RAINBOW OVER ~ 41 T^iaffwW^