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CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940 PRICE THREB CBN1 FIVE DEATHS LIGHT' CUT IS SEOCCU1 R HEREBABY CONTEST IN LAST LAI BOROUGH TAX RATEWITHIN WEEK LEADERS IN EXCITING BATTL1 A.O.H. 38th Annual Dance Illustration Expects '40 Mrs. Hannah Carroll, Moth- Kashi Baby Again SPORT SHOW AIDS To Take Place March 16 The Leader-And A Co-Entrant fcvy To Be Under 1939's, er Of Late Pugilist, Dies To Top In New Ta DRIVE FOR FUNDS CARTERET — Tickets were Spoilsman Declarei placed on sale today for the thir- In Perth Amboy ty-eighth annual ball of Division Judges Announced Infantile Paralysis Cam- No. 7, Ancient Order of Hiber- nians, which will be held Saturday ,T is ATTRIBUTABLE paign Is Boosted By night, March 10, in G«nnan Hall. FACTORY EMPLOYE 18 RACE ENDS AT Boxing Exhibition Michael Mahoney is chairman of Rir.lD ECONOMIES arrangements, and is assisted by YEARS ALSO SUCCUMBS P. M. WEDNESDAY CARTERET The boxing exhi- the following committee i Postmast- bition staged at Carteret High er William F, Lawlor, Philip Poxc, jurtinn Anticipated Des- Michael Bradley, John- ^ffirlgp" Service* For .Cltyneot Jar Winner To Get $125 "SefcooT Tuesday nifcht by the CM*John Murphy, Jam«s O'Rourke Sharp Increase In toret Boys' Club for the benefit of, Dennis FitiOerald and Patrick dot, 68, Held Yesterday And Alto Uvinf Ct the Infantile Paralysis Fund at- Coomey, Mandatory Expenses tracted a large audience, The per- Music will be by a twelve piece At St. Joseph's Many Other Awards) orchestra, the Surf Club, and there formance featured two wrestling wttl ftlm' b* IiUh son«Mtvd ifcgn, , iii Holding strictly matches, seven boxing bouts and BULLETIN: Ju»t a* (kit i. CARTBRET—Five days to j ,,« of keeping local performances of sleight-of-hand •up went to prest it wa« learned the Popular Baby Contest, , ii,| cost to a minimum, hy Edward O'Hrlfen, local prestid- that Harold Hnwitt, son-in-law these list five days i tuition this week com- igitator now appearing profesalon,- of William TruiUum whote Shown above is Josepfc Arthur Kasha, nn of Pette* B*r|«««l for all donUatanti J • i.i til budget which In- HILAS funeral takes place tomorrow iilly. There were also exhibitions and Mrs. Daniel Kasha of upper Roosevelt Arenue, wfco now holds up votes for their final nfternoon, had died in Alexian ,, i•iinlinR to a spokesman, «f acrobatics and other profession- No. 1 position in the Popular Baby Context. The othtr picUir* la tho silver cup and ten cash i Brother!, Hospital, Elizabeth, : .niiiclion under 1939." al entertainment, 37TH ANNIVERSARY that of little Mui Elsa Marie Fleischmann, on«-year old daughter to be made nertt week. 1,1 i-ti>nt state, the bud- Mr. llawitt, an employe of tho of Mr. and Mrs. George Fleischmann of Frederick Strut. Elsa'i Tomorrow night , at 10 Samuel Kaplan was master of I'nr nn estimated nine- Local Couple Honored By Pennsylvania Railroad, had been father ia the band-inttructor at Carteret High Sekool. Htr posi- ends the second period for > .,,!?«' but the figures cm- ceremonies and Edward J. Cough- ill two weekt. He it survived by tion is now No. 16 on the contest honor roll, ing votea, and &a*t JK« :i ii ^imposition so far as !in, Jr., (Babe Coughlin) was Large Group of Friends; hii wife, Jennie, and two Mitert March 6, at 8 p, in. flie i iiimty requirements are chairman. and a brother. The funeral wilt closes. A certificate was presented the Gifts Are Presented take place Monday afternoon. ,.i, :u-f last year's. The LEGION OBSERVES Three leading citiiehs of club by the State Committee for EX-COP IS GIVEN ,. Mies for these purposes CATERET—Mr. and Mrs. An- CARTERET—Five deaths occur- Honor Roll borough have agreed to 1*1 the Relief of Infantile Paralysis I,, en -computed as yet, drew Hila, of 49 Fitch Street were red in Carterwt this week, those of judges in this final count. for its assistance. This perfor- CARTERET — With the race it ion already at hand given a surprise party by a group NINETY-DAY TERM 20TH ANNIVERSARY of Police Henry J. Bar Mrs. Hannah Carroll, mother of to select Carteret'g most popu- i IKI.MS for the belief that mance concludes the series of en- of their friends, in honor of their Harold D. Clifford of the the late boxer, Johnny Carroll; lar baby in its last lap, spirited ,i.. reduction in local tax- tertainments and benefits given thirty-seventh wedding, anniversa- National Dank in Carterst Clement Jardot, Samuel T. Bvit- Wisniewski Sent To Work- competition marked this week's All Ex-Official. Of Poit ,.• ••t'fccted, ihere to help this fund, for which ry The affair waa held at the St. Andrew J. Hila, Jr., of the L__, ton, William "Truatrum, and Stefan work among the supporters of \l,. •. IKIIK'C of the approximate Alfred Wohlgemuth and Frank Elias Hall. house For Failure To Auxiliary Honored At it Bank and Trust Corapany,J( Borys. the various entries. Herewith ' . onus only through the O'Brien were chairmen. •onduct the final count-nexl At the main table there was a Britton Services Support His Wife are the standing! of the contest- Banquet Saturday ,• iif rigid economy by large wedding cake and a banquet iiesday night, Results will Mr. Britton, whose home was at ants as of Wednesday night: i, ,.|>h W. Mittuch. It will of flowers and the other tables tabulated and winners ant 33 Wheeler Avenue, died Wedn'es- CARTERET — Alex Wisniew- Standing This Standing Pre- CARTERET—Past commanders i.'il in the face of the rc- MEMBERSHIP DRIVE were decorated with daffodils. A ski, who wns discharged from the in the issue of the Carteret ] 1 day in Perth Amboy Hospital after of Carteret Post, American Legion, :i MI tin: ten per cent sal- delicious supper was served after Count vlous Count of next Friday, March 8. long illness, His body was larterct Police force about fifteen and former presidents of the La- I'li-tion ucceptcd last year which singing and dancing were l....Joseph Kasha 1 awards will also be presented! brought to the Bizub Funeral years ago, was committed to the dies' Auxiliary, were honored Sat- i, iiiil employes and despite LAUNCHED BY ClUB enjoyed. The couple were present- 2....Edwina Urbanski 2 Home, 54 Wheeler Avenue, where workhouse for ninety days by Re- urday night at the banquet held in Friday. Details will be In the ! > imi' of $7,830 additional ed with a kitchen cabinet. Rev. Al- 3.. ..Joseph Farlacoski 6 the Service will be held tomorrow corder Michael Rcsko when he ap- No, 1 Fire Hall to mark the twen- of the Press that date. relief appropriation. exis Medvecsky was the master^ 4....Theresa Varomy 3 Camera Enthusiasts Seek- morning at 11:30 o'clock. Burial peared before him Friday night. tieth anniversary of the organiia- Contestants aree urged to] ih.-ic is an increase of ceremonies, E....Dorothy Mickla 4 will be in the family plot of Trin- Wisniewski waa sentenced for con- tion. Ovet 100 members and guests their votes in promptly for j| in in (he item for debt 6. ..Edward Wudiiki 8 ing To Increase Roster; The following^uests were pres- ity Cemetery, Bayville, N. J. tempt of court whnji he failed to ware present. last two counts, tomorrow ;i mutter over which the pay his estranged wife a stipulat- 7....EUanor Ann Poll 7 ent: Father and .Mrs. Medvecsky, Mr. Britton had lived in Carter- Fred Ruckriegel was toagtmas-, and next Wednesday, ^he i. iimiK'il has no control, Open To Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pallnchar ed sum for support of herself and 8....William Sebok*.: 9 et twenty-two years, during eigh- ter and speakers included: County of the count tomorrow will I put added requirements of Mr. and Mrs. Johj Ladanyi, Mr their children. 9....Gloria Lyuk '. 12 BY "CANDIl>" teen of which he waTs employed as Commander Albert Miller of Old-ed outaide this office as ii; m the reserve account and Mrs, John Sersun, Mr. and 10....Robext Abaray < 6 a carpenter for the UnitedJJtates Isadoro Cohen, who was fined brtdgeY Department Vice Coro- the votes are recorded, 'olli'dnl taxes, U....Martin Mhrue 13 end tha second period. it , interesting to not* a( this •WEtr* th« four pr«i m 13.. .Frantis Plwong ... ..,,,.....j0 bridge; County Vice Commanders mi tihtt ihe total reserve for un- tipn on a New York drivers license, t Joseph Kasha, Edwin* n! ta 14 ..Arlyne O'Donnell...,., 14 Albert. Roft and Carl Rosa; the M in Carteret under | interested in photography are in- Mary Torok. member of Carteret was fined ?15 for a similar viola- Joseph ParlacoRki TttA' "/"'ao"CasKh BasiHaaias LowLaw" iui sI , . . , Patgy Johnson 17 Department President, Mrs, Au- vited to join. You don t have to Nicholas Kunak.jMrs. Mary Lau Lodge No. 267, I. 0. O. F., and tion. Veromy are all close in !nv.mo.77. This is another Y d h t Elsa Marie Fleischmann .16 gust Braun of Irvington; Mayor ra, Mr. and Mrs. ^Charles Stroin the American Mechanics Council Michal Kowal, of 11 Lafayette strength, others on the ho .Miii'h is mandatory and over be1 abne export]ttA; an toyM fellop yowu membewit h y0UIr ..Lauretta English 18 Jo«(|ph W: Mittuch, Chief of Pp- still have a fine chance U Mrs. Vincent Adams, Mrs. John Ih 101, of Toms River. He is survived Street, was put on six months pro- • Council has no H * ' .Joan Baldwin < ...20 lies Henry J, Harrington, Council- up. An honor roll of the problems. nat, Mrs. Joseph Toth, Mr, andby his wife, Mary, and eleven bation and Basil Zupp, was given Mrs. Peter Mickla, Mrs. Suzanne ..Robert Van Duskfly -~ man James J. Lukach, Tax Atses- now in the lead will he found < children. a year's probation. They were Katables Drop Pictures entered in this month's Mikla, Mrs. Charles Medwlck, Mrs. charged with attempting to steal ..Peter Martltk ; .19 sor George Bensulock, Jr., Tax Col- where in this issue. This rate as now indicated [ competition are now displayed at Michael Slivka, Mr. and Mrs. Mich Jardot Service* Held a car owned by Dave Ashen. John NEXT COUNT, the final of the lector Alexander CoVnba and was determined at the last «ot ..ii more of an achieve- S the WPA recreation center, and eel Toth, Mr. and Mrs. John Cher Services for Clement Jardot, Kiraly was fined $20 for striking Big Second Period of High Cre- School Commisisonor Benedict W made Tuesday night. TOD II it is remembered that | tho general public is invited to epanya, Mrs. Mary Molnar, Mr. aixty-eight years old, were held John Tryba without provocation. dits—SATURDAY, March 2nd . Harrington. Mrs, Mittuch, Mrs. count may show changes. Lii-i hud a sharp decrease | view them at any time, and Mrs. Peter Halaenik, Mrs. yesterday morning. Rev, James Michael E. A. Brown waa fined ... the end of the second high- Comba, Mrs. Be.nsulock and Mrs The winner in first place within the last year. Candid Shots John Kachur, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McLennan conducted a requiem $10 for creating a disturbance al est period of credits. Who will be Harrington were also present. all votes are in next Wedn leading??? Only two more days '• required increases in Galvach, Mrs. John Mikes. mass in St. Joseph's Church, -and a Chrome restaurant. The pant commanders of the post will receive the beautiful , Carl Morris has now gone in for of the BIG PEBIOD, The end Mr. and Mrs. John Gavaletz, Mr. [Cuntinmd on Page S) are; Edward Dolan, Dr. J. J. Rea- loving cup, now on display i the Mayor and movies. Last year he brought back Sidney Mittelman, of Newark, of the contest is 8 p. m. Wed- ' and Mrs. Nicholas Yavorsky, Mis. was fined ?2 Horough. There is also his oatt]o cry was, "just wait 'till nuU, Mr. and Mrs. John Lukach stroyed the body of un automo- ,Cutt«r, /Harold Edwirdi, Harry •• of $24,762.66 under next year." We wonder what next Mrs. Mary Balash, Mrs. Anna Val bile belonging to John Demeter, of GleeJnrery Walter Sak, and Robert This contest, arranged fcy ' EXCURSION PLANS !arteret Press and co-op iii' amount required to be yeai1 he meant! ko, Mrs. Mary Misova. Recover In Action Alleging Leick Avenue. Dumcter was work- Farias. The present commander is iin emergency appropii- Other Guctti ing oil the automobile in Washing- A, C. Hondemann, merchants of the borou_ George Flcischmartn and Henry Haux Poisoned Their Preparations Already Be aroused wide interest thron 'niiiif the preceding year, Green took some more pictures of Mr, and Mrs. J, Nemjo, Mrs ton Avenue when it caught fire Past presidents of the auxiliary from a short circuit. Firemen put the community and its i • highly significant aince the High School Band last Satur- (Continued on Pag* 2) Live-Stock gun For Outing to Rye unit are: Mrs. Jane Cook, Mrs. I! out the blaze but were unable to determine the most popular • . that the 1939 budget day, and now have some embar- William B. Hagan, Mrs.' Fred 1 CARTERET — John Sandor save the ear body. n Carteret as ascertained b "I very closely the Bor- rassing moments. Thu pictureit s Beach July 6th Ruckreigel, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Wolatuky Is Chosen and his wife Meri, of Longfellow votes east under the contest j iii.uu-iai requirements for didn't come out so well! On Monday firemen were also Mrs. Harry Gleckner, Mrs. Clifford Street, recovered damages of $250 CARTERET—Members of the mil was not called upon Head Oi Church Society called to Lafayette Street and, L. Cutter, Mrs. Harold Edwards, and court costs in u suit tried in •••<• liilltd ''emergency ap- Roosevelt Avenue to put out a fire committee appointed for the excur- and Mrs. A. C. Hundem'ann. CARTERET — Members of the llll^," Rosalie Klo>s Entertains Perth Amboy District Court before in the home of John Donoghue, sion to Rye Beach, N. Y., to be Sisturhood of St.' Demetrius Uk- Judge Matthew F. Meiko on Wed- A chicken dinner waa served by SENIORS SPO! inilutud in the lurht af caused by an overheuted oil stove. held next July 6 by 3t. Joseph's On Birthday Anniversary rainian Church elected Mrs. Harry Max Cohen. iy increases in expendi- nesday. The building is owntd by Edwin Parish, will start Monday on a can- Wolansky president at the annual Thii Satulors sued Joseph Haux, ivduced operating costn, CARTE It E T—Miss Rosalie S. Qainn. vass of the borough for the sou- LEAP YEAR Di meeting, held Sunday at the BEIGERT ASS'N MEETS J"ni|i in the budget total also of Long-fellow Street, and al- venir booklet to be -prepared for loss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.church. Chosen to serve with her leged that Haux had placed a pois- CARTBRET — The Al Beigert "Ver last is $27.98. It ia the excursion. Subscriptions and Julius Kloss, of Irving Street, en- were the following other officers: onous substance on the Sandor Association will hold an important Affair To Be Held 'hut the slight increase in patrons' names for inclusion in tertained Saturday nitfht in honor Vice president, Mrs. Elias Pole- property where it was eaten by RING OF FORGERS meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the 'liis small sum would re- 12 At Hiib School; of her birthday anniversary. A honky; secretary, Mrs. Michael Se- their cow und chickens. The fowl the booklet will be sought by the clubrooms, 36 Hudson Street Of- H lie more than offset by supper was nerved. bok; assistant secretary, Mrs. Har- and cow subsequently died from canvassers. ficers will be elected for the com- tartoi Ii Chaimmt ' ••nuiity tax, SMASIDJY COPS The guests weru; Paul Ssoke, ry Shumny; treasurer, Mrs. Kon-this poison, according to the testi- James J. Dunne is general chair- ing year and other important bus- ' niative draft was approv- iness will be transacted. Members William Chezmar, Russell King, stanty Mynio; assistant treasurer, mony of the plaintiffs. man and postmaster William F. CARTBRET — The Lea»l |;i reading by the Council and friends Have been urged to at- Dance of the. Senior Class «|^ Joseph Huscak, Peter Virag, Adam Mrs, Jacob Domansky. The award was made by a jury. Men Who Attempted Mulct- Lawlor chairman of the advertise- tMiiuy night. A public hear tend. teret High School, which M4| Cluchoski, John Biakwaiwpk, Eu- Committee chairman were also The Sanders 'alleged actual dam- ment committed. Chief of Police ''•• held on March ,20 at ing Of Local Man Are scheduled to be held ton' ' gene KoepfW, Charles Chip, Ken- named and are as follows: ages of ?268. Henry J. Harrington is vice chair- '" the Borough Council DANCE TOMORROW! been postponed until teth Stewart, Robert Staubach, Mrs. Dmytri Potocnig, Mrs. Smuel Kaplan represented Mr, Grabbed In Newark man and Captain J. J- Dowling • »f the Borough Hall. CARTERET—The Burry Biscuit March 12. Music wil) be by William Koi, Walter Turin, Stan- Michael Bohanek, Mrs, JohnGlush- and Mrs. Sandor, and Saul Lewis CARTERET—Word waa receiv- treasurer. Serving on the com-Company's Employees Association Hill man's Orchestra, and tl of the offico of Louis P. Sellyei ley Gural, the MIBBBS Eleanur Gal- chyk, Mrs. Peter Kucaba, Mrs. ed here this week of the rounding: mittee are; Bdward J. Heil, Ser- will hold a. Leap Year Dance tomor- be no sale of tickets at Viienna Surgeon t* Open Charles Wadiak, Mrs. Stanley Bod- appeared for the defendants. braith, Eululin Beech, Shirley Don- up of a ring of forgers, one mem- geant George Sheridan, Arthur row night at the Elks Clubhouse in Ernest MesaroB is nar, Mrs. Stephen KVupa, Mrs. An- OUica March 8 ovan, Mary Carroll Nevill, Joseph- ber of which had attempte to mulct Ruckreigel, Charles J., Biady, Cor Rahwajr.. Music will be by Don Sa- man of arrangements ani ti§ ine Jackson, Janice Wantoch, na Chubaty, Mrs. Dmvtri Dervet- Clubwomen Sponsor Jack Hirsoh of upper Roosevelt nelius Sheridan, John Connolly, von, and employees of the concern assisted by the following 'Al KHKT—Dr. Otto Walker, sky, Mrs. 'Michael Holowchutft, Claire Kelly and Eileen Kelly, of Avenue of $660 early in January. Louis Peterson, William J, Groh living' in Carteret, and their friends tees: music chairman, 1 '•'" und surgeon fonnerly of Mrs. Helen Sabodish and Mrs. My- Card Party On Wednesday 1 Carteret, and Joseph Buckley, The ring had conducted its opera- {.Continued on P«gt 2) are expected to attend. epfler; assistants, Helen '"' Vienna General Hospital ron Litus. 1 Perth Amboy. tions in and near Newark and New Fred Johnson; advertislnfi "•"'"«, Austria, will open his CARTERET — Members of the York, using innocent and unsus- man, Bernard Raymond;i ' '"•'•« March 8 for the generaF Carteret Woman's Club will hold a pecting youths as errand boys to Heten Erdelyi, Ruth "•• <>f medlcina and wurgery. card party Wednesday night at 8 cash the forged checks. One of ets chairman, Alice Snov^i •• ']l"i will also makehlahome o'clock In the Legion Rooms at the New Books At Library ; u Among The Cartmt Churches these youths was sent to Carteret •nU, Al«x Mosicki, " " -''ft, his home and office be- Borough Hall. Mrs. Harry Axon, to cash a check on Hirsch's, ac- » Loratl» o MM.. N**ill in Brussels, where ushe met and pgnneil; decoration en '"'•"iL-J at 72 RooKYelt Ave- ing a month wiH b« devoted to sew- chairman, is being assisted by Mrs, y PRESBYTERIAN count at the Carteret Bank and DEMON DAUGHTER married the' right man. inf OK other work for the benefit Joseph Hlub, Mrs. Harry Yetman, Paul Hresko, assistants, By RM. D. E. *>'« Trust Company, but:failed when The chronicle is doubly interest- of the hospital! In Sahway and Mrs, Robert R, Brown, Mrs. Char- By Honor* Morrttw ke, Stanley Hresko, is a gradual of the The Monthly General Social Sylvester Cunkel of the bank staff ing because it Is, in a. sense, a Paul Sioke, Stanley Kur Perth Amboy. This olwle ia open to les Ulman, and Mrs. August Bund-" This is th« ttory lCU sponsored by the Men'. Bible €lw8 substituted paper for the mdney double exposure- Mrs. Morrow tella ci Makki, John Biolewwn v »f any of the women ft; t** church emann, ' Daughter, A»4 will be held tomorrow night with supposedly placed in the envelope h«r story frym the point of view vitt Price, Margaret who desire to help,la this worth- At the next meeting of the club blue-eyed—who 111 practice in that elty. Hugh Burns and George Jamison carried by the youth. of the Demon Daughter's mother,' lene Sullivan, Elisabeth J while »ervice. > on the second Thursday in March temper assistant phjtyeian andin chttrge of the piofr»«». They but before we're through we al- Sunday Service? will utart with then will be a demonstration at an Police and Mr. Hirsch traced the ' th VlaWl have promised an Unresting eve- ways get Felicia's angle. We there- K^freshnunts chairman,^ 1-1! ilt. Sunday Schm ^ IM HH I electric roaster and the WarlM youth to Newark in" an attempt to ning with thMiWt »ubUe SPPW*- fore tave an intimate ana frank Suto, assjatintkv es for all. Sp«e|«l mixer by Miss Beatrice Jones of eatth him meeting his employer, of the C»rto«t Tall itory but the latter escaped in a crowd tale of an AmttiMtt girl growing Elbabeth K*t«nU and en m«nandld«» the Public Service Corporation. • hy'ap- Club a» a »pecW featuM of *• 'yhen. he rocognHwd- Mr. Hirseh. up today told by tho mother, with Paul Hrwko ch«ek «hip at f «v«n.i«'. entarUinmwt. Reft.*- This lad, who jame to Carteret, is th« novelist's «ye for 4raina and man, Ethel ^ will be served. AU w« cor- CAWS&lDT-vThe and said to have identified three mem- Mupens«Mp . It J»HHI In tur^n «U»k»f ta L»e, Johh invited. , bom of the ring whin tk#V were youi- hair stan4 <}n «ntf> make you iperewk. Ji >U tju>J3v»> winded up by 'Newark and New Felicia lit s(WI«i cii.u . wd Bing scbaftl will go to York, »• roar with Urt)l|lt«r.' niftlte. your Monday tiiffbt where th-y wfi» f* CAW> On Wednwday W*IAW» [Choir children;", heart thpob im j for two ' ei AjHwmblytaan l-4--^ made aprjetifeof td to fine but # dtt p«opl« try- "if U m to «tt|«r.

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CHDRCH NOTES Otto Has Hopes UTSST PORTIAIT OF WALTIR PIOGEON PARISH LAUNCHES (Continued from Pay* I) man Ejwiird J CongMlri (Continued from P09* \) niiin, I,«f.ior, Olliricht, J. Gcmne yfa9hlngton Arenoe hM n Trrntnn, N. .(.. d"nn Of the Knit- Of Being Ruler Novilt. , , t hin home rtfter B »hort 10 P. E SATURDAYcrn ll»««ic« of the Fn-c Mairy-'n 0 .,„„,,* V FiuOmlj, ^ , Rfformrd Church in Ami'itcn. will Archduke Vision* Return eMm umm mnko an official visit nt the Hoard MARCH 2nd "f Eldrrj regular mmithly meriinjt of Auitrian Monarchy to lie held on Saturday, Mnich 2, 7 "!0 p. m. xhiiTp. Mrmher? of Ihr When War Ends. j phonsti J. IJonncr. fmctnre set and placed in B»«rd of Elders are "requested to THE END of the (icorpe flheridw also J>M charge hp preterit on time. I PARIR.-Archduke Otto of Haps An excellent Hungarian tnlkinp burg, who hope* to ascend * n ,,f the music, ami publicity in un- BIG SECOND PERIOD of thepicture entitled ' Tiszavirnjf" will ttorcd Au»lrian-HunR»rian throne d,M the dirpctiiin of Mra. Francis Dr. Robtft Steskovlt In' shown on March 5 nnd <",, Tuei- when the war ends, Raid thnt Cen- . Kocpfllcr, Mrn. Mary Ymkc, John BURGEON CHIlOfODls diiy mid Wcdncxliiy, ciiinmnirinp; tral Europe "must be rebuilt on the S. Olhricht and Charles II. riynio. FOOT AIIfMBNtS nt 7 p. m , nt !he N-ow Palace thea- ashes of »h,it is left from the World The parish priptts, Rov. .lames A. Pdrth Amboy Nat'l Bank Carteret Press Popular tre far the bnnefit of the church. war." Mcl-ennan, Rev. Patrirk Brosna- IIS Stale St. Perth An Tickets mny be obtained from The 27-year old archduke, trained h«n and rtev. ,lame« Dnyle arc us Phone P. A. 4-03S7 •mhers of the church runt nt the (or kingship by his mother, the for- in nil box office. mer Empress Zita. In an exclusive A liTili-n nervier- will be held Interview with the United Press de- BABY CONTEST fined for the flrnt time his hope for Thtirfulay evening at 7:30 o'clock. 7bv "iivitc will bo followed by the pout-war creallnn of a federation of Ynunjt Peopled Club'a rejtnlar Danubian states. In a simple bedroom In n modest MalHallett weekly niretinfr. Paris hotel, which Otto has selected Choir Practice for his wiirlime "court in exile." he The Women's Choir will have a •aid that Russia and Germany con- ORCHESTRA 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 6 practice Friday at 7:30 p. m,, in stitute equally great dangers to civ- preparation for the March 15 cel- ilization and that after conquering ebration, All members are request- Germany It may be necessary for The Final Hour of the Contest ed to attend. the Allies to push Russian influ- Sabbath ochoot and confirmation ence out of Europ*. Sun. Night class: Saturday from 9 a. m., to Germany Strlpplnr Austria, 12 m. Children of school nga air "II Is eertaln that Austria will be urged to attend punctually. AT ONLY 6 REMAINING DAYS ruined when Germany leaves," Otto Cirl Scout Troop meeting Mon- said. "Even now Germany is strip- day at 6:30 p. m. Mra. Helen Ncm- ping Austria of its forests. Raritan Ballroo ish leader. Boy Scout Troop meets "I see grave danger in repeating The merchants listed below are cooperating' in Tuesday at 7 p. m. Willism Comba, Walter Piagetm, Metro-tioidwyn Mayer player, 1R now in netv/een pic- the errors of the Versailles and St. ture asBi|?nrn>nts. Hip laU'Ht wan "Kick Carter, Master Detective." PERTH AMBOY scoutmaster. Germain peace makers and in try- Carteret'$ Popular Baby Contest and are issuing Baby Divine Services: Sunday at 9:30 Ing to revive, independently of each Texas Illfhwaj fiit;ns Articulate I'urpnlie Coupons' on all cash purchases and payments of ac-a. m. children service. Service for other, mmiy of the small states Hiat ADMISSION 65c (Inc. Tax) adulta at 10:3Q. Afternoon service There are approximately 130,U0Q - Tnt ncr^iise is lln i,my arllcuUti hav* succumbed during the kit M (ralfl* sigrts on Texas highways. fish rants. at 3 p. in., followed by the regular years. The failure of Poland, one muiithly nicelliiir of the Lorantfy . of the most powerful of all the states Aid .Society. The Young Women'* S. FRIEDMAN created by the peacemakers to sur- A. SZYMBORSKI Club will meet on Monday evening vive, nnd of Czechoslovakia to sur- Croceriet nl. 8:30. vive even 20 years proves the folly Butcher — Fin* Groceries 7 Salem St. Carter** of a system of setting up small un- protected slates aluogsliio powerful FIRST M Union Si. CarUret 8-0668 neighbors. THE WOMEN'S SHOP HILAS CELEBRATE ROOSEVELT "The tendency Is and should be to- ETHEL REMAK, Prop. (ContinJed ff>m Paae I) ward a federation of states grouped FURNITURE HOUSE Halt and Dresses Michael FVputnick, Mrs. John for mutual military, political, eco- SteTe Bibict & San Everything in Women's Wear (iulhrie, Mrs. Michael Guthrie, Mr. nomic and social betterment. We Furniture- • C«rpe(i • Linoleum 44 Washington Are. and. Mrs, Michael Sekosky, Mr. have before our eyes the splendid Stoves and Rangas Carteret 8-1358 nnd Mrs. Stephen Wasilek, Mr, example of the United States of Radios and Refrigerators and Mrs, George Maskuly, Mrs. America as proof that the theory can 60 Root«Telt Ait., Curlerel 8-1874 SOL. SOKLER & SON John Timko, George Toth, Mr. be applied practicnlly. But before Quality Furniture and Mrs. J. Yakich, Mrs. Helen we reach the union of all Europe BROWN EROS. All Electrical Appliance! Toth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yatsko, we must start with a federation of For Better Merchandise 67-69 Rooievelt Ate, Mr. and Mrs. George Gavaletz, Mr. Central Europe. Paints • Hardware • Carteret 6-1008 and Mrs. George Dicknn, Mrs. "I have a Qrrn belief In the res- House Furniihinj» Michael Mitroka. Mrs. James Hoi- toration of the monarchy In Austria- owatch, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gav- 579-81 Roosevelt A»e. GYURE'S MARKET Hsinfiary at the end of this war. Hill Sectioo aletz, Mr. and Mi>. Joseph Gava- With that restoration there could Meat! ind Groceries letz, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ka- be a federation of Central European AARON RABINOWITZ Free Delivery 'hur, Mr. and Mrs. James Bartko. states and each could guarantee Its Hardware - Paint 31 Salem AT*. Carteret 8-101S Mrs, Mary Abaray, Mr. and Mis. aid to protect the integrity of the Houtt Furniihin|» George Bunsulock, Mr. and Mrs. others. "There will be no peace In Eu- Contractor - Mill Supplies QUALITY BAKERY M. Kachur, Mrs. Michael Raskiil- 553-555 Roosevelt ATC. inec, Mrs. M. Kusliman, Mr. ami rope and no hope for disarmament Cartrret 9-0312 Bread - RolU • Buns • Cakes • Pies Mrs. John I'avlinetz. Mr. anil Mix so long as Russia is armed. A Cen- 407 Rah way Ave. We specialize in Birthday and Stephen Jjenko, Mr. and Mrs. Paul tral European federation must be USED CAR LOT L'ARMEE MUSIC SHOP Wedding Cake. (lombos, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas powerful because we have had am- ELIZABETH, N. J. S93 Roosevelt Ate. Seibert, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kravetz. ple proof that a deslro for peace is A. J. BRETTHAUER, Mgr. Lauter Pianoi Carleret 80970 Mr. and Mrit: Jnhn (iaveletz. not sufficient. Many m«delt to choose from 1 When you buy from a regular New Car Dealer you find Instruction! On All Imtrumenti John Abaray, Mrs. Charles Zubak, Russia, * Waiting flame. Racar4* ID All Language! Mrs. Anna Maiola, Mr. and Mrs. "By our geographical location we ' 1937 . that ypu are. not only jetting a better uiecL c*uy but 1931 . J. P. FOOD MKT. Michael Vaselina, John Kemtaers- 00 Washington A**, Carteret must be the barrier to two modern, realizing an opportunity for real savings. No matter 26S Washington ATC. ky, Mr. and Mrs. George Ilila, Jos- aggressive Imperialisms — Russian PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET CHEAP JOHN'S Carteret 8-1062 eph und Agnes Hila, Mr. and Mrs, and German. It is our duty to halt what you buy you are sure to save, as every car is thor- John Hila, John Jr., and Jai'qiu- 4 DOOR 2 DOOR "Carterst'i Department Store" them on two sides. Russia will line Hila, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew probably try to remain neutral to oughly reconditioned and priced specially for our Quality Ooodi At The Right Hila, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael MITTUCH'S the end of this war. Then, when all Sedan birthday sale and carries our guarantee. Touring Sedan Prices Hila, Doris and Bernadtne. lfila. other nations are tired out by long The Better Drug Stores Corner Hudton la. Union Sts. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hila, and conflict, Russia will be fresh and Carteret Elizabeth, Ann, Margaret and Ir- 61 Rooievclt Are. ardently disposed to extend Bolshe- ene Hila. vik imperialism. $395 71 Washington Ave. $395 KOCHEK'S PHARMACY "Economically, e Central Euro- pean federatiof, even though pre- 1937 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Sedan $365 Wm. A. Kochek. Ph. C. dominantly agricultural, could sur- We Deliver JOHN RIVERS HEADLIGHTS vive. It would be a 'trust1 of farm 1934 58 Washington Are. 1937 states. Imagine the power of a fed- 1937 CHEVROLET Coupe - - $375 Carterat 8-1628 Meat! and. Groceriet DODGE FOCUSED eration that has control of half the DODGE & ADJUSTED] wheat production of Europe. We 4 DOOR GIL & SONS •3 Union St. Carleret 8-1867 could raise far more food than we 4 DOOR require, but with surplus food you FOOD MARKET CORP. FRANK'S VARIETY STORE Touring Sedan EVERY CAR SOLD CARRIES THIS GUARANTEE: Meats • Groceries can obtain anything you want in the Touring Sedan Fruitt . Vegetable* A Complete Store For industrial markets. 48 Roosevelt Ave., Carter«t 8-1M9 Family Needs BRAKES-S JEERING "I see a group of three states- 77 RoosaTelt ATC. Carteret 8-16SJ Austria, Hungary and Czechoslo- $215 Adjusted by 5pe£fa/isl$ vakia-to which I hope Poland, Ru. IASY PAY PLAN This Automobile has been Reconditioned by $395 mania and Yugoslavia will have HOPP'S INC. D*fVE VOUR CAR IN NOWI Jewelry BLUE FRONT GROCER some form of alliauce. Thus, the federated states, by eliminating eco- 1938 Fine Line of Silk Hosiery Quality Meats and Groceries THE HOUSE OF CUMMING and Children1! Wear SYSTEM nomic barriers, will reinforce eacb 1937 r 87 Roosevelt Are. Carteret :ued Uulkil tl.parl- minutes ahead of the weather bu- 2 DOOR KORNBLAU'S ROYAL DEPT. STORE reau's ubstrvatiofi. Hathaway DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing For The Entire Family CUSSES ON CREDIT nimli- Inquiries ilnd discovered that Touring Sedan 1936 FORD Sedan $250 £]t • ""•*»• Store Tnat SatiiW 541 Roosevelt ATO. Carteret the dug'a hearing wai to acute It 4 DOOR Dr. g. OrMubktt. Ol>tain«tr!u 2-Door Touring Sedan Dry Goods . Notion* Next «la*r to Carleret picked up the distant rumbling* be- Radio and Hvater I Household Furnishings Building & Lo«n lure they were audible to the human Tovkf Man |;loo»ev«It Ave., Carteret S-03M eat. Whenever the dog daihed Into BROWN'S RELIABLE the house and bid under the bed, 1933 PiYMOUTH 2-Door Sedan $ 135 MUTB W. F. K, 40471 the observer telephoned the bureau $425 PHARMACY a thunderstorm wai on the way. $595 M. E. GROSS Leo. R, Brown, Ph. C. 5T« Rh An. Carteret CarUnt 14330 MATTBESS Old Harvard Building, RENOVATING Landmark, Is Modernized 'I CARTERET CAMBRIDGE, MA8S.-Ma«*achii. FELDMAN'S MARKET V»u run aavr im (u 50'/. hy liuv- setts halt, the oldest college build- IMB Jitur iniiMma kvliulll like ing In the United States, la being #e»*. laetplcV SIKI| r«(iiu«ir» c iBpfrfuIlj^ Blvfu, modernized for use ol Hanrard of- AT* Alwars Choice M *t> • Fancy Grocafia* H Huur 9rrvlrc ficials. Th« LoweM" 76 Roos«T«lt AT«W Carters 8-04S7 President Jamei B. Conant and ; AT*, Carteret (-0426 his aide* will move into the Ivy- M. SOLOMON P. A. BEDDING CO. covered buildtn* aa iocn a* inter- UIIMI' a*d GaatV Tailor office communicating lyitnnf «nd FASHION SHOP SujUi Mad* t* QttUr T.I. PA-4-4WS other modern equipment are la- Jbwtl«r« • Dry Uodt Wa bur *ad MII to& State St. Pvth Men* Us.d CtQtUnf atalled. ^ Cleaning and) Praising Built In ITU), it* itruetur* hw tit Avt. Hl(l 35 Roosevelt AT», been used as a dorraltWy ainoe the C.rUr.t 843M.M Revolution wbaa Amofican loldltrt N * SONS flNDOW SHADES WCJM bUlcWd tlwre. Qtiplta the A. 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AT* _«*• ia OH fa**** *? 6-03M i TourliU who lad r«m«iQa ia H>a ruuu.ot Europa can fl SUCH Cow, Inc. ft'**** S JPC" | • H',' I I nil. «M»py«n^mj j| HI » lil, Ii >n,ii ,i I n i in III— •id ttMU pyrtwiflta* lifir :tm*\ 4 DMttttf for ktftr »*A to* Tr*rot Wyrth, Among The LtaAm for Mwt PopuW TitU from Pm I) the lajt Conf«d*rtU port fell. and tally CottAll, he bMk kM w*toh« the tit* surrendered, and the tartan Ished rich«« and a proud i (-,,„„(unity Knocks Again! inSetondflmt. with q«l«t tin«iement and Under of Hamilton and 8t. ir«r* Bi«rt fan* will Ona n v,,ii Detir* • Pleatant, sympathy. Only on rare oectsion* empty and silent Ruin «tru«k oomaft of all local do«« h« «tlck Mi oar In, jfow«tim«t thhe islandIld , whichih vra* swallowed • ,f,i-bl« Pillar* Vocatt»n U« tperUpaf*. bectuia h« b*com« of up in stagnation snd potortj a* ENROLL NOW the mother's ideas or vexed by th« deep M In the days before the first daughter's impatience. DEMON runner ctrme. WASHER SEKV1 sP.rialiM—TftUR Earn DAUGHTER In a rich, wto*, and This is a novel of Bermuda dur RMWh F.«i P*»manu Aitkfcisd rfiSITlONS T humorous chronicle of family life ipg its «iti«rgenc« from slumber of PaH. For All FREE INSTRUMENtI that will delight any reader who glaring life and its relttpno into Of Wiik M BEAUTY CULTURE watched a rent relationship somnolence, a vividly told story of Pkon. P. A. 4-SaM worked out to a happy fending by the island and the people during Modorn Appliance NEWTERSIY ACADEMY, INC. perpatual trial and error, only those nttmnga romantic day*, It is 481 3i»t. St. Pwtk , NUN. ELEANOR J. BOWERS made endurable by a deep affec- rnrmerlf Head Tcach«T a»d Inatrui-tiir of Th« tion on both sides. "DONN FENDLER1 ' PfcRTH AMBOY Hobtrt Sit, The Heart of a boy is a stout T*1. t>. A. 4-13M thing. And while headlines de- spaired, this lad fought off fear even though he frequently could rot ace the sky throufh the mat- ted coiling of the tree*. He ate berries for survival. Ho found rt ANNIVERSARY RAHWAY AVE. AUTO SALES am! carried a burlap bag to fend -~, Perfect off savage hies and Insects as he JO rUl* TJUiUli* Reliable Guarantee slept. He fell eight feet into a CELEBRAT1I rocky crevice and went on. His Finance Char|«i arranged to iiilt your tnmi clothes were stripped from him and he went on. Some men would ,,„ liui.'k, Model 4i 780 1937 Buick, Model 41 BEGINS S3B have lain down and given up be- I 11(i, i(iiii««, 4-Door De 1S37 Chov. 4-dr. Maiter I.uxe 64B De Luxe fore thin. , ii i IH'V. Delivery Be- 1936 OMsmoblle 4-Dr. Thursday, March 141 n1 "But after the searcher s had ,1ml, Hkt RAW MS Sedan with heater.. 4*. turned, bark, and after the .areas 11, m Hnii-V Conv. Sedan 725 1936 OHnmobile 4-DT. had pronounced his return hope- A CONTEST FOR OLD TWERS i,)iH limlge Coupe 448 Sedan, fi eyl less, thousands of mothers tin Am I~.,w I'm tiai: 2-Dr. De 1938 Chevrolet Coach l.iixo Sedan 829 1935 Ford 2-dr. Sedan erica did not give up hope. They Look throufh your old trunks and clothe* prt scanned the papers daily for word v,:n itnick Conv. Coupe 880 with trunk i4tt inn I'lymmith Coupe, U« „ 1033 Ch«vrol»t 4-Dr. they watched their own sons a bit for the oldest Briets-Built Suit or overcoat 1 ,uxe 448 Seddn note closely. There was ft stout Be pnpmni to verity tnt year in tikk loin Itiilek, Mods} 41, 1931 Buick C(*v. Coupe trail of hope being blawd far tab limlio and Hwfter 850 JB31 Ol'dsmobile Sfiort' n,:.q liuirk, Modal 41, Coupe ....' ,.,, . 08 "And if there was such amazing Hriit.cr 625 1931 ChBvrolet 4-Dr 78 old. Arm* or send it to Dept. c, care oi tlds strength of survival in Donn, we !•)•)« Podge, 4-dr. De 1938 Plymouth 2-Dr. i.uxr Bedan 4*8 Radio.and Heutei.... aiS wonder if it was not in a large on or before Sat., March 9th. Awards will be I measure due to the powerful send ing and receiving apparatus of mo- the following week. Garments to be loaned' ther-to-son and 8on-to-mother. exhibition during celebration, RAHWAY AYE. AUTO SALES- For at no time in human life wil ', MI alwaft |Ct • battar Uled Car from a Reliable Dealer men find a greater courage in thei PHONE EL. 2-5921 hearts and in their weary bodie 312-324 RAHWAY AVE. than when in youth like Donn they -PRIZES- ELIZABETH, N. J. are returning home." From an editorial entitled First Prize—For the oldeat garment, $10 i "Donn Fendler," appearing in anything in the store. the Botton "Tranicript" of July Second Prize—$5 in merchandise Dorothy Mickla Edward Wudzki Robert Abaray 27, 1939. BRIDE OF A THOUSAND Third Prize—$3 in merchandise ANNIVERSARY MARKED St. Elizabeth Parish Play phen Suto, Mrs. Andrew Toth, Mrs. CEDARS Joseph Zatik, MrB. Michael Laczko, CARTERET—Over 150 gueats By Lancaiter and Brentano A souvenir will be awarded to every entrant//^ Takes Place Sunday Night Mrs. Stephen Turk, Mrs. William .ttended the celebration held in St. Remote and untroubled Ber Csutoras, Stephen Suhay, Louis 3^-YEAR-OLD RYE muda slept through the first half o Look for the exhibition of interesting old Putnuki, Stephen Resko, George Elias Hall to mark the thirty- L CARTERET—"IciR and Zalli," the 19th century, wrapped in a PEMBROOK Slamko, Stephen Zatik, Louis Ka- seventh wedding anniversary of Amboy Picture* of 1880 to 1900 in our w a Hungarian play will be Riven mantle of poverty that was deep 90 Proof Straight Whi.key dy, Joseph Stupor, Louis Szoke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J, Hila of 49 - beginning the 14th Sunday night in St. James' hall by as it was peaceful. The centur St. Elizabeth's Hungarian parish. John Beliock, Stephen Palinkaa and t Fitch Street. Friends who arrang- spun on and atill Bermuda slept, 1.65 85c Stephen Jacob is in charge of the Michael Toth. I Quart Pint ed the party also presented the untouched by the world outside, production and Mks Mary Zatik The parish is also planning for a Q couple a kitchen cabinet. Rev. until a day in 1861 when the shar is the piano accompanist. boat excursion to Rockaway Beach, nose nf the first (lonf edei ate block- SAUTERNE In the cast are Mrs. Alex Mar- September 2, aboard the Nauga- nyin Medvecgky Wai master of ade runner slid into harbor at St. N Imported 1929 Vintage II Mi, Mrs. John Zelonak, Mrs. Ste- tuck. ceremonies. Sweet and Dry George and stung the island inti L BRES & SONS, C 0 Chaerfully Credolou* feverish life, into a sudden de E 2S.o*. bottle 89 "Do you b«Heve that awful story bauch of fortunes easily and quick 91 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY,! R they »re telHftg abont Alice?" ly made. ' 1 Open Moa. Fri. and Sat. Eraainfi ' LIQUOR STORE AND CAFE "Of course f do. What is it?" White the Benradhns, grea 34>-3$l STATE ST., PERTH AMBOY S PANTS S Phone 4-0317 For Prompt DelWery FOEWEN&BOYS A School, Work, Drew ALL SIZES ALL COLORS Pants to Match 1 AK pr. Your Coat Buy Now and SAVE! N ALTERATIONS FREE Topcoats & Overcoats Thousands of Bargains at Kln« KFtrcliiiii, all £« P'.OO T IjltMlt NtylfH null I ^^untl COMPARE OUft PRICES! GALINSKY'S NO ADVANCE DEPARTMENT STORE S TUXEDOS TO HIRE 205 SMI1 ST. m STATE ST., PERTH AMBOY at FISHKIN'S PERTH AMBOY UZARETH INFANTS ' s All 2Style. IS H1R T S '~ "ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL"

'•loirs'- TWftfcb FREE! FREE! Wand HAT SETS A SPECIAL EVENT IN COMFORTABLE II $2* HEALTHFUL SLEEP I * 'HiYS1 CAMEL HA15_ COAT id HAT SETS LADIES! For 2 Weeks Only! • GUARANTEED KARR SPRING CONSTRUCTION I 10YS' • LONG FIBRE DOWNY COTTON UPHOLSTERY • COVERING-FABRICS OF FINEST QUALITY UPANTS SUITS- SPRING HAT $ • SMOOTH EDGE SWISS LOOM PREBUILT BORDERS] Science approves this type of mattre»*—so why sleep HOYS' ; .... OR .... on an outmoded, dust filled, unresilient type? It 2PANTSSUITS will pay you to buy at this saying: '"••». mum—NOW r IN CASH I Model $ NEW SPRING COATS It's Simple Like a Gift! 20 " IK« TO StJU-SOW . All you have to do ii this—Send me the name and $m.o10 o I ADIES1 address of your husband or friend who ii in the market for an automobile, any ttodel, any inajke, II) Allowance BETTER DRESSES from $300.00 up. As soon aiTour proipeet ii Model $ U I will nail you a chock or an order on any For Your Old*i MMatt mattress n wy Store in your town. 40 m M*ny women have already received their ^Mi Whj UP* you. YOU CET THE BEST PART OF '-IKI.S' your ' name httlada Tpvr n»m« «n«J l FREE" „„,M . _,^..4|HMrfaaM j;« W- 4. Chattfrga*. v WiwiimM«i-MMit ell.. tal««ul

UK | lilRLS' , C0A1 •••*" CARTBHit FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940 confidence in the machine rather than in Big Enough To Settle This curtailing machine progress that pros- HEALTH and BEAl RTERET PRESS perity in to be found. ered in a given tittle, They are »i| * Th« NMTOIU MoJ«rn Child n. Jl.fin I'er Year Some extremely reveUnt facts in this If thin restleiu jait age doe* further stimulated by th« offer in of varioui reward* or distinct wj Telephone rsirteret 8-1600 connection are brought out in a recent not soon come to an end, the world "New England tatter," published by the will be crowded with physical and if they attain certain mental wrecks. Published hy Cnrteret Pregs First National Bank of Boston, which point* The result Is thai" goto* rhj Children were formerly kept dren easily reach the covet, to the automobile industry as an outstand- comparatively quiet during In- OFFICE (foal while others who may hm| ing example of machine progress. fancy and childhood, They were tried equally a* hard and fail. T« WASHINGTON AVE., CARTERET, N. J. also put to bed early at night. feel bitter and keen dlttppoi. | "The machine," this publication de- During the day they played with ment which ia further aggravat, LUCY GREGORY Editor clares, "creates many more jobs than it de- a few dimple toys or romped in the into resentment against Ine te»< MEYER ROSENBLUM SporU Editor stroys The number of persons employed gardens or under the treed. er who was In no way to blam< ] Today their nurseries are fitted directly and indirectly in the automobile If you enter a moving pfctu E'.itcred as second elawi matter Jane fi, up with every kind of contraption theatre where there is a show industry today is about six times afl many intended to amuse and interest 1024. at Cartcrot. N. J., Post Office, under a character which is most ex<- as the peak employment in the horse and them. Ambitious mothers try to ing, filled with fighting and dmi fh« Act of March t, 1878. buggy business, including the related lines teach them to fit maps and puzzles gerous hair-breadth escapes, y.J together at a very tender age. As will find the place packed v.:11 of activity. It is estimated that over four- soon as they begin to toddle they v children of all ages, squealing | Explanation Needed—Or Is It? fifths of the inventions do not displace la play in Che streets where life is a yelling, and otherwise giving v. bor, but are used to lower costs and by thus constant source of danger. to their excited pent-up emotio A We think HO ]on« as the Board of Edu Poor little things darl back and ( broadening the markets provide increased A iation is HO onerous with the taxpayers forth on treacherous skates and D6 you wonder that jpy as to continue increasinjf the schoo employment. scooters, escaping automobiles, ness is increasing among chlldn : looking and listening at every turn It is a disease that ia growing I v jnyroll, that it would be really doing a pub "If the contention were true that new leaps and bonnda. The nervoi f for the juggernauts of death that ", |plc Jlervicr l>y omptoyiiiK an official explain mechanical devices cause chronic unem- strike so swiftly,,maiming or kill- child unless placed in the prop. ft to inform the people the whys and ing. They are tense and on the environment and treated an I ployment, then in each succeeding decade should he, will grow Up Into a n< 'Jirherefon's of its nets, a smaller percentage of the population quivive every moment, for they connot romp, skate and play where rathenic, delinquent or pnyehoj j- Mayor Joseph W. Mittuch, for one, would be gainfully employed. The facts deadly machines dart back nnd neurotic He may ultimately Inn .Would undoubt'.'flly welcome such a service are that during the period of greatest tech- forth without realizing that at any in an insanei asylum. The Ititi. institutions arc becoming so ov., J can wett advance, from 1870 to 1930, the moment they may be crushed un- der a truck, automobile or motor- crowded thut at the present rat efforts of Mr. Mittuch during the last few population of this country trebled but the of increase in their population, i cycle. a few years the sane, norm,! years to keep down the cost of government, number of workers nearly quadrupled and they go to school, the When people that arc left will be jjurticulRtly his willingness to jeopardize the volume of production increased about work ia of necessity under our to IIOBT the burden of ,jl« politicul futin - by calling upon schoo elevenfold. public school system, so arranged that a certain amount must be cov- unfit. (teachers' and other municipal employes to "At present, employment is more nearly, ^fre*up ten per cent of their salaries as a normal in those industries that are highly (contribution to a lower tax rate. For his mechanized, whereas unemployment is SCREEN jflght in tJ •; direction he deserves the pro- greatest in lines where machinery plays a Wamor Brothers ere ratd to i,| jffttmd gratitude of the community. relatively small part." Just about the time that we de- » Now, in the face of the Mayor's battle for cide that everything's been dis- dickering with Clarence Budingt $ tfeduced costs, the Board of Education The countless evidences of machine pro- covered that could be and there Kelland for screen righto to "T gress are apparent to anyone who looks at can't be anything else new under Jealous House," Kelland is *' Iblithely adds a new teacher to the rolls the sun, something else comes the record over the period of the years. $76,000 for the property . \{ When every logical indication points to the along . . . > itteed for reducing school personnel. This But as long as there is misunderstanding, Now we hear that two Swiss in- Joe E. Brown, Jr.'a name, f.> ,' |b done without so much as a sugar-coated and as long as this misunderstanding is "We need lo gel a proper perspective on the rdttiTe capacity of the people, Ihrough enterprise and ventors have turned out an auto- obvious renson3 has been chan^< publicly uttered, it remains important for initiative, and of the government, Ihroitg- public action, lo mate wealth and promote well-being."/ matic contraption whereby mo- to Jimmy Brown ... ' Explanation, without the citation of any tion picture films will not only —Harley L. Lull, Professor of Public Finance, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, Vivien Leigh's divorce frm«| facts or figures to support or justify it* those interested in America's future wel- carry a sound track but also a Herbert Leigh Homan, Britis fcctfon. This is where the "official ex- fare to emphasize the facts of the case. "smell-track". Just imagine a barrister, has been granted an•• and is now supported by memberships cost- that he will be drafted by the $76,724,215 as compared with thu and get supper. If each club com- serve both our economic and spirit- toxicating liqnon. A license do.- lity, should do to the Germans who ing $1 or as much more as the members Democrats, particularly if the sit- mittee would give the amount of $1,182,206,000 in 1937. ual strength. not create a vented right, but destroyed 49 Norwegian merchant uation in Europe is threatening money they usually spend for the contribute. Promoters do not give out the The Republican Program Com- merely a temporary permit and the Republican campaign what a sum would be available! We in our indignation at wrong I, with the loss of 327 lives among the membership enrollment but a radio pro- mittee under the chairmanship of Jud«. Emmet H. WiUn of die L«< seems to be getting; underway in food the rest of us would not miss, and aggression must nut be led into Angtlei Coupty Supreme, Court, a> Prof. Glenn Frank, former Presi- era of their crews? gram indicates that there has been a gen- a manner which make progress overnight for this good cause! And blind hates against whole nations. quoted in the Lot Anfel.i Tine. dent of the University of Wiscon- j, there are members of the United erous response, with the voters. While many Demo- what a satisfaction to all of us to The great masses of the German sin, and including a group of have given it. Remember the ad- i Congress who are severely "smitten" crat* are opposed to the third term people and the Russian people are w Many Plan idea, the reader may assume that j,two hundred persons representing age? "He "who gives quickly, gives not responsible for the wars now Sonoma county- In tht Redwoci itish action against the neutral na- they prefer victory in November various sections of the country, twic«."—H*len Ray in the Puna going on. The vast majority of Empire of California, hai beei) un includes the United States, we with the President as their candi- submitted a 33,000-word report, (III.) News. both these nations are gentle and der flag* of Spain, England, Russia, Tremendous Savings In interest after two years of research, sug- decent people who pray for peace § no saving forgone group .repeat of tin jjriproca! trade tfnuea. agreement* «^:|NNhl

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I Al " Starting today and every 1 " Sat. and San. A new Thrill Serial inm/mmm DR EMRUttf S MUlt BULLH

WITH •LARRY CRABBE 3 DAYS STARTING WITH OTTO KRUGER RUTH GORDON DONALD Cl MONDAY and PREVUE TUES. N1TE

SECOND FEATURE CffWCHANCf ice Wftfl LYNN BAM • C AUBRIY SMITH DONALD WOODS

«iVE*Y HON. fti90 f.JL TQ fiYE FARTT UltE. FREE CHINA FRED HR(», FRIDAY/MAWffl, RouwHtK Moti LEOAL NOTICES Ho$ts At LeaffWorliiri Million Dolkr Indu.ti7 Ob«erV«i Good For T«wn To Mark 50th Anmotnarp |OUtH WOODBCHT*'ft. si W1KT MHTHH NEW ORLEANS-Spanlih moss, banglnfi from ancient dak* that nre |0iT and keenly IrilerestM |r, 1. J. lor «»«• War Material CARTCTFT —Mr. *nd Mm H*riit»«» Bf r«rlrrrl. Mlitdlrnr. I tttoclatad with UM 8outh'i famou* current European war, the oni< Henry Nnnncn of Lincoln Avenue tn plantations and ihaded lanes, hai fni "real »w" °* « Am#riBiir \ i hiii tli.. riilluwlnir •lnlcinftil« of rr-vuniim »i marked the fiftieth anniversary of furtilihed * letting (or romantic olwtlon celebrated his nlnety-si ,.:• lil l'ii<<|r»t i'« iiiibllahci] novels from the Civil war period bfrinday recently. H« I* Wii r'.Ul* (PAHWll-IT I'l:l-:SS in H,• l.a. - IMU» or Ill»I . lai ilny <>f March, to the present day. last Thursday night at the ttfeven Constant Wheeler, whose f;,.|J , *" u._... : ...... ,.....* Mint Iliu Illl.lr.-1 1 I Illtri I il K r#Bolur^BOlllil l(>II.T?I vtin up i !••• i Minft \t lllr«ht «M 111fiiid K 1 nII Illl • p» ™ a-«i>:rapi«aii*-i| --- • Hotel, In Rahway. Dinner wan fought under Gen, George WB=I il.c i i iInllnioiiitli nf 1'i.iirrfl. C'Minly i>f MIIMIMM But there It a »tory about t)i* ton In the war of Independence i I it In mo«a that (eifr peopl* know~the nerved for eighteen members of the 1A hmrlim "ii ('"• I.N.II,".! nml tin r«*iilullnn Will lift htilil •• the ('oun than p century and a bait a£f •JlChninl..-,. •'....«.• Ai.nui.. rnrliTd. .V .1 .in II..1 !(llh .!«> of Marrh l«(0 epiphyte nr air plant atone ha* jirimedinte family, and the coUfle The father. Comfort Wheelpr Ut % OVNH-IC )' M ;II win. h Hi"- nuil l«l».» iili)«llorn at Rchoboth, Mas*., Mar<'' States lt«di tht world la potential LoulslonR. 7 dollars and th*e were, also many In- im >»r HM LI muni' t|iltllty. 1786, He enlisted In April, 17i AIKHOT J. I'KUllY, production cipiclty 01 otploflvtt, For more than $0 fears. Cajtin tellerinis, bouquets of flowers and Ml Clrrk trie age >i««n Inrreimml 1 Mr, and Mrs. Nannen have lived marriage, which took place 1 1 at Cartwgl* Jhitliute «t I'tohnology. press, gum, oak ahd other tree* 'It 114 41 .I" ' i'" If VI.IIIII.« iinvn tjern Im-rfMed M.16S.H1 whlrli renulln in Carteret thirty-eifrht years, the Cdmtoft was nearly 80 years ., in'* n'i'1 im ii'iit"1 1" iln' Hnioiiiit Is he rH|»»U by Million of IJi.m. Dr. Emit Bnl, nidtM prof«Hor upon which the mo** grow* end ' The I in- »•• :n irvumf* IK limited lij1 Manim anil We li«v« unnil all former being employed at the FOB- William, a veteran In his own 1 at Cam»|t« fteh #4 km** chief loaded It into their pirogue* for thi rpvi»ini.» n in. !i in. nviillalilf The n«l IniTtaar In Hi" result i.f Hnlli I. ter-Wheeler Corporation. Mr. by virtue of hi* Civil war set ratlnl Hi.- . ..Hi-, il.'ii "f Hfllii'iiii'iil Franelilneaml (Iroaa llcelptH «t 1938 rhcmiit of Hit Amtf^Hunlartsn the trip home. Nannen served Carteret as street lives with hi* 7D-Yeapold wife, £nd 1W , ,, war mlniitry, U»t«d a ftviitiber of There, fishermen pile the moss in Tim »I'|H "f" lull'-i'i1 'i"v« h commissioner during the period lyn, and their two sons on a 20 •.„ ' in InrrMmen An fplHiwa: factor* which, (if uO, Wft|{d iMuri a pile wet it and then let It dry. ,! I'm i 'UK in I'olt I,, Anrl Klrrtnrn wlil'li warn uncil when -Joseph A. Hermann was (arm on the outakirti of this vin 5,162.31 an aimott UnlimM mwufiotur* of The next step Is the moss glni, 7,811.77 Mayor. •(••lief I'H..MI« shells «M oth«r •rttmry ordnanca where it Is cleaned, ginned, and In an emsriaftcy, packed into bales of 90 to ISO pounds U. S. niMinda neutrals on Totiil l'...ir Ili'Mpf 10.921 «U — Please tnentlou thl* paper to >abl 8»nln. Hi.nil* * |i>«i The abundanBe of fit malarial In or more. adirerttse's. — Welles goes to Europe. Idlnti'nnii. i- "' rmk *r HIIU.IR the United 8Utt», h* MpllinwJ, U Manufacturers of upholster;, mat- Tiilnl lii'TraMf 1,(41.«O an important fsetor, l)Ut It not the tresses and similar products buy It fm I'm-II||I-C|I.I| TIIXM* 4,517.07 ?"••• inly reaion. Otk«r ta*ttH inolude for about seven- cent* a pound. It nn efllelent and Mt«n|lv< tradipor- 131,969 !7 is.cotnmrrclally valuable because of l»St • tatlon syitem, and a highly trained its tough, central fibers. Game Social personnel In ail brand)** of the Net lnrrcdni- In Aiiproiirliilluni I 8,196.«1 No estimates have been mnde of work. the quantity nf moss uvulbibie In I <*'• 11n' 1 ] IIIIVP pnilsnvnrpil In kffp the <'onl »f UIIVITII- R«*erT«* of Pttrelwun. the statr, but It has been reported The MM)nr "' 1 ' AT ST. JAMES' AUDITORIUM Vellt «a low UN I"Mll'l". wltlmiii roiluulnn govoriimontHl »»rvlre«. The'i'ol- that as (lie virgin limber has been v-rv effort to collect «iri»(>llnqu«>nt TIUCB inn] linl yenrn Among Important avullable raw Ifjotor hnn nmrli- .- cut, the quantity has increased. Ux Mir kJ" li.'l.l "nil linn pnllry will lie runltnUml. Tin- AMrimir IIHS f«- maUrlals, tt« Uit»4 buff raterves WiartUil in Hir >• »ii-iii tliHl niiieMm«nt» «fe helnir ri|iiHll>n( uml Dip per- of petroleum, nitittal '•jjja.. coal and The species ts very prolific, repro- I 27 GAMES LUCKY SEVEN I28Q csHtiirt nr <»< • uniM-tliinn lnrri-»«ed. The llrbt Hirvlre or tlii> Hiinuigh ducing both vegetatively and by *• VblrhrnimliiiH I". ii li.iK- exlent of debt f lili-li WH» itci-uimilHti'd mid uliuiilil cellulose—all of whiqh IM vital In L l>»»» I""'"" r> r.. vi.ln, l I.M lii |)ii»t yenra Htnuiintu to lln:',Mli IS. wlilili ID II the m'anufsoture of explpilvei. In seed, anri gin owners sec little rea- npiiceil I" Hi'1 lutnl nf nil nther l.o<-ul Ajiprupilnlion™ ut' ' Ul'K* aniuimi • r» Ii pnylnK thi'lr liu-n [irijinplly Hint il njiitimiutloii n( tills Alan helpful will be the abundant DOOR PRIZE $10 uiiHliy rri|lli'Hti'd. UKIIIflullOII l» I output of fsts aru) tugari, which ed Stalefl ia increasing or f;rm the fwptaUdn tot n$t\fixi mu- IIMO 1 nitions, Dr. BerT said.

HTATKMKNT On the personnel side, he pointed U (Renulrpd i>y iii-vini'ii I tUtlllUH Hfil'lllHl nut, there are 13,000 ohemical engi- BETTER DRESSED "BTr-fiOND • BETTER DRESSED "B Y" BOND] Aeiual Actual IB40 1IWI) 1MIN MIMTS In the country, .and also a iUto Hi'l I i|.>Nllnnil"il fur | :H,21».HO I :I«,(HII i; smaller number of chemists to staff blate Hohil.•!>• Id.HUM liuiifl nn cxploiives Industry, if necessary. 2.H 19.81! 2,48«.U County "In short," Dr. Berl declared, (n) (ii>ii(inil r.mnty "we have both brains and the stuff (Kulltimlp rnr lUIUI 14R.8K4.B4 137,81)2. U Loral JJlHtrh I K. IKIIIIH to use them upon." (Katlmutc lor Iuin) Eaentltl Mineral* Available. i (») Aa KIH>» II liy HuilK Another »mrce of strength to the • f h*»n Hunk Slm-k Til* (b) Bunk Sim k Tnx I.O19.40 United State* munitions industry in * TIIIUIK TtQ.Ui.li 7«O,231.9S Berl'i opinion I* the availability, if 5.87 Tmx Hate ti:.iiinuitiii rnr s.ai tut* raw material* are deficient, of AVriCirATKU HRVUNDHI nickel from Canada, nitrate* from Arillrlmiteil Ilrallanl Chile, mercury from Bolivia, Chile firarral Hrvruum In (Hi I MO l> 1IWU Good for town; good for country, «ay« tho Kuliruarjr Harpei-'a and Mexico, platinum from Carina J. (Aj HUHFI.I'M HKVI:NI:H NON- Baiaar of the pictured tuit. It ii a blue and white; checked wool and Colombia, and Un supplies from CASH Atiprnnrlnteil With Prior COM. nipnad in at waist and worn O».T a plain d.irk wool dren. Bolivia. , 'Written (.'imaetn uf l.'umm. "f , Local (Inv«rnin*nt . t ,u.am.oo t n.tn.u j At home, also, the country'* tarn- JL.MftrehaneiHiii Idvi'iinm mow supplies of cracking gates en- Llcenaen 390.00 560.00 397.20 Scythes Growing In Tree South American Mahogany onfucius Aldohollc H.'VnniKK l.ln'impB . 16,200.00 111,700.01) 16,24 H,(»!l able cheap production of glycol tod fatr ami l'i IMIIIH 2,090.00 1,1100.00 2,098.68 Near YVHlerloo. N. Y., there are Genuine mnlMii.iny from Siiuth glycerin. Search |.'f I»3K imii man S8,»56.»» 10,730.04 2 000 1)0 Collins bet $2.50 It would not They UaoillftllOullH Iti'V.'iiurs mil Anll.liiulcil tJll turned, and the tree has now grown the mnhogiiny fruin Central Amer- signed the papers and, banked the s Special lii-iun ut lli'iicru] Kdveiiu.' entirely around the blade. The other ica. Mahiigiiny also grows in Co- money under contract. In the mid- Ahtlclpntml Wilh I'rlnr Written Concent nr I'nmrn. of Uii'iil Govern- two scythes were hung there by Wo lombia und Venezuela but imports dle of July, 1938, they met In Baton rrtBtit; ions of the present owner when the; from those countries are negligible Rouge, reaffirmed the bet and found Id) Collection uf Axiteaamenta no- went off to the World war. at the present time. Qflvable 4,600.00 4,500.00 4,^00,00 that the stake had grown to f&ftS fl>j UqulilHtlun of Triiit Ui'Hcrvo for from the 4 per cent interest rite 1 nount HUP from Current 1.7SI.9I Denver Marriage Laws that will Increase it to over $2,000,- c) Ktller l.Hi" from tjtatit 1938 25,794.00 !6,748.75 d) liellef iliiu from Ulate 19SB .... 14,8Jt.O0 There was a 75-per-eent decrease Crocheting Dangerous? 000,000 in 500 years. It Is specified fatal Mia;-. Ucvi'iiueH .... 115,33".SS 09.2g9.71 74,555.60 In applications (or marriage licenses In Mlnni'iipulis general hospital In the contract that the bank ii to .... 100,000.00 93,142.72 Mllmiuvnt Tiix Collui-tlimM 100,000.00 for treatment of a cut on his right pay the money to the heirs of the 217(fi8 208,487.«r. 1?7,8»6.S6 at Denver immediately after a law t to be ItiilAcil liy Tujjitlon: became effective making it compul- arm, Clyde StolHel said it was a winner. i) tocul Nrhiiul Taxes 304,602,31 304,402.21) sory for applicants to produje medi- jneedlf wuund. "1 was watching a bl County TUXCH HS,a|4,S4 146,1184.84) 1 crocheting exhibition." «pliined State Siil'llei-H' Htiniia Tax 2,619.86 8,619.88) $53,901.78 cal certificates attesting they were Early V. B. Submarine I Btate Si-liool Tux S4,!18.l>0 34.21S.S0) bee from communicable diseases. Sports Spectator Stoiiel, "ajjd I got Tht Colonial forces in the Revolu- B) Local rurpoNii Tux 272,933.83 272,906.65) too close to the needle." total of r.viiriul HUIIKIII Hevenuei 969,719.31 tionary war used a submarine In an EM Auttmrlzeil In 1939 431.51 Gorilla Is Shy Ittantpt to sink the British warship |891,S00.34 "Eagle" la New York harbor. The Some books of travel oredit the German Post Office* crafj wa* ma.de by David Bushnell API'HOPIIIATIONS - gorilla with being a most ferocious Americans visiting Germany mar Approprialrd li) 1777, It eatrled one operator and ral Approprhitluns fur 1B30 creature when wounded, advancing vel at the efficiency of the post ol- eould stay mbmerged tor 30 min- Aa •ad In threatening manner, while utter- flces, Not only hava^they plenty at k) OperatloriH utes. Water wut let In for descend- for B» All iwml ing growls of anger. But contem- clerks and desks, but autpmatio 1M0 Trtaihn far 1WSII ing and punipftt out to ascend. It ral Governmi'iit Oprratlons Ad- porary explorers say that if this vending machines for itampi, post- 5Iratlvo niiti [Oxt'.inlva: once waCs true It Is no longer, and bad an oar at one end tor rowing f cards, envelupcs, writing paper and, f«r»onsl .SiTvircN 4,960.00 4,783.3s forward or backward, and an oar J 4,783.28 that the gorilla is an extremely shy believe it or not, typewriters in th« tliau l fi"sitnal . , 610.00 733.48 733.48 at the other end for steering. luimem uml I'DIIIUIIOII of Tnx'.-u: creature, difficult to catch sight of finest condition can be used for writ- . »1 Hrrvti-es ,{,700.00 C, 919.01 5,919.01 In the jungle. ing letters enalon Fund II 880 00 c-lln uml Itoada 2,793.14 ftlra tind Mulntonanre SIZING DP MEN THEIR .„,. jreoHal Servli'du .. . . 14,036.00 16.188.39 14188.81 S'fOther than Perminal Hervlre*' t.DOO.OO 4,254.U 7,t54.Si S/: Wrett UBhtln« : " 14,KIO.IIO 14,188.85 14,188.86 iijow rttinoviii 1,00000 8|tHt|on This beautiful I.E BUSINESS^ *t Cleaning; )rpo«ivl Bervli-da 8,(00.00 7,271.74 7,272.73 Ither thun I'ersoiml , 2,000.00 133.33 133.33 LIGHT-BETTER Si OR years BOND salesmen have hod t and And Ui-niovul S.464.U0 1,911.99 9,911.99 her thnii I-'HrNimul 2,000.00 818.78 8JK.7H training, not only in the construction .HI) uml I'liiirlliri x will provide soft, r««tfuf Of Hculth Ttonal Stirvli-Dd 6,11)0,00 6,868.49 6.953.49 of clothing ~* but have also be«n thuii I'et'minal 2,800.00 1.817.C9 1,617.59 wherever placed. Illumination Admlnlxlrutlun iraonal Hervltpa 6,100.00 5,116:14 6,216.84 speci611y trained to take v -Tubtjrculoul.s selling is their lifetime work - and the * fix ler than Pursoniil . 100 00 Aid Sun ml 100,00 100.00 '" 'Vory, tqn, o^jood. or blue. interest they manliest jn noting yo» piORfitet Itr than Psmonul K«rvlco 1000 00 it Ion and K.lucatli l,000r«4 1,000,00 and piaycruunda Pleated silk shade i$ «Qg|hell Mona) Hervlcea makes them expert! in their field. ' ' * i 4 50( 00 i.eoo.ot 1,600.00 (her than F'eraunal 1500 00 1,026,16 1.028.16 with trim to match bole >e- > «rc« 4.0J0.00 4.0310,00 The BOND policy «lay In Kun<|U AHE DOING YEARLY, BUY BOND CLOTHES fl.H tow. .1 .. Statutory Expand!- DIRECT FROM TH| " ' In J5T»S FACTORY AT FACTOBt

I t 1-iH . A!*> t A.1*.. * »,•<, FRIDAY* Um^h 1140 t In Pin* Ponj Twmy To Open Turfy First Hate At Stake Academy Pinners Cop Game To Bt Played h Rutgers htAt Carteret Recmtm Center bitateny PnUap Hatch In County Loop Team Dedicates H, S. Gymm ,,.; |.;i!F;T — Next Tuesday P. Mar. 15^-TJke* v« Hebrew Al- SokUr. And Ideal Seniee CART»M(T — Carteret g plolts of the North Flail ih,. ni^ht. And the Rec- Chrome Team Def eaU Coif s liance School's Blve and White batk^ball this season and fu i ,-nit'r is the place. Teams Are Fighting For Senrke In 2 Games-Takes T. Mar. 16—Lions va Hebrew .Al- toners, just windinn up a mediocre teret hat not. played League LetdVabip >(nt will be the opening of liance Final By One Pin, 1078 to campaign, will engage In their team during the course of I . ,,i;il pintt-pong tournament P. Mar. 22-Ukes VB Hungarians 1077. opening round game In the annual olar iwuon. Beeause of ',,,,,,,.(. On Tuesday njght the T. Mat. 28—Hungarians v» He- CARTERET—Witn ftrstpUtte at New Jersey Intercollegiate Basket- comparison can be stake both the league leading tok- .'..,.,„ Social Club is scheduled brew Alliance CAKTBRET—winning a thrill- ball tournament tonight whrn they ever, Conoh Comb* olfera I en and the second fciace Ideal Ser- ihr Carteret Lions, while P. Mar. 2fl—Lions va Ukes ing third game by the narrow mar- are scheduled to meet N'oith Piain- timism by raying that "If I vice combin only oae-full game ,\:iy ihp Hebrew Social Alli- T. Apr, 2-p-Ukes vi Hebrew Al- gin of one pin, 1018 to 1077, the fleld High at 7 P. M. In the flrxt out of flr«t; place, will be aghttag click tonipht they *ho , ;|[ meet the Hungarian Re- • ' • liance. Carteret Academy bowlers scored ot a. three-game program nt the North PUinfield by i I'lul). f. Apr. 6—Lions vs Hungarians tonight to maintain their- p two game triumph over Cost's new Rutgen gymnasium In N*w in the Carteret Academy pin loop gin." That should give T, Apr. 9—like* v« Hungarians Brunswick. Anbury Park takes on i, I, aftue will n»n for nine Standing. Service combine of South Hiver at teret (ailowem a ray of .; imlinK up on May 3. There P. Apr, 12—Liont vs Hebrew Al- he local alleys over the weekend PhUllpsburg in the second game at The Carteret Blues, ,,, twd matches weekly— liance The loop leaden are scheduled in the MMiddlese x CountC y MMajoj r 8:15 and Perth Amboy clashes with' have one more came on . :ni(t Friday night Ed- T. Apr. 16—Lton» « Use* to take on the Economy Garage Bowling League. The Academy Now Brunswick in tho final tilt at lar schedule with R*hwaj| \ strnek, head trf- the Rec- P. Apr. lft—Hungrlans vt He- brigade while the Weal Service still maintain their fourth place po- 9:30 P. M. Ttie tourney opening new gym here next Tu keglers will meet Otubin's Drugs in ruiter, will donate a tro- brew Alliance sition, which wan originally slated for officially dedicated the another important match. Beth the iin winning team'. A. Apr. 23—Lions vs Hungarins The Gregors, Carteret's ratnain- week was moved ahead a full school gym before a capaeM Economy Garage and Grtthin'* . ,'i.mpctition ii expected V. Apr. 26—Ukes vs Hebrew Alli- ng representative in the county week according to an ani\ouncc- of close to flOO fans lut : Drug* hoH victories river their op- • i,,. i.nmfl are fairly evenly ance loop, ran into tough l«ck and drop- ment made by Walter E. Short, sec- night. Former Board at ponents during the early part of retary of the N. 3. S. I. A. A. thin tion President Hsgan ,1 I'luticipsting in tho tour- T. Apr. 30—Lions vs Hebrew Alli- the season. ped two games to Royal Diamond. n be =oint of the ouUUnri- ance A 14-pin defeat in the. second game week. The tourney gets under way the ball and everything we. much earlier this year than in pre- ,.one artists in Carte ret. F. May 3—Ukes vs Hungarians Last week Sokler's took two resulted in the two-gtme setback fine except the ball gaxjL*>'| games from Qruhin'a Drug* in the ious years. to make a long story i,. Wmlia is in charge of the' for the hill team. feature match. teret lout to Red Bank, S|| ., , . lit. The team routers and It is hard to speculate on Car- s after playing a ragged , !r follow: The team standing-and scores, teret's chances against the Union : ; 20 Poipt RilKrres follow; - ounty quintet. For one thing Carteret'n Jayvecs took! I, , irjims: T«»m Standing W. little has been heard about the ex- chin in the opening eneou l]rl,rrw 3oci»l Alliance 24 W. Thierry's 54 84 to 22. i Pi David Roth (Captain). U. S. Metals Vtttory Soklers 45 Burlew'a 46 *5 The scores: Dr. Ralph. Dealer Ideal Service 44 Cost's 43 %6 CarUrtt (24) Kilward yiman Carter** Team fUl|j«» from Adam feat Academy 48 89 Condenser "A" Team i llmnnuel Both Behind to Defeat Airrbojr Grrihin'sDrugs Brennan's 39 46 King, f . i;»b»rt Ktost ' Copper Worki By 40 io Economy Qsrtge «8 Spot#w»o4 «.——...JUt. aD Mores Into Pin Lead Vita I. Sidin'jr LeBow Schmidt's ... 34 DOWNTOWN CH6VKOLET* Gregor's : i 28 50 Giuchosfl, c 36 A Kin Feldman Stephen'* ooflng 31 ROUSO KeNncAL scouts l Score* Two Game Victory Wadiak, g ... I ci Sokler Synowieeki's 33 SEND YOUR BOWLIHS OOPITtSS TO (3EOR6E 6ixrA,4$ (t) Ginda, g Over Office As First Place Beech, g •• Walter Messinger OARTERET—A spectacular 20 Washington Garage .... 27 Ussenski 158 191 217 point ftUly In the final period car r :•• Phil C.o« Turkey s Auto 22 Stojlra :.. 1M 170 31C Deadlock Is Broken Raymond, g ried the V- S. Metal* basketball ilWminian SotUI Club Lincoln Stores 20 188 24 Mahssewski, team to a great uphill victory over Udzielak 202 i Nick Hamadyk (Captain) Covering The Spares Yarr *... 215 178 100 CARTERET—Breaking a first- the Perth Araboy Copperwoikti last place deadlock, the Condenser "A" Wultor Zapp Matelie* Tenigkt Galvanek 170 192 204 Friday night in the Middlesex BY maple maulers moved into the lea- Miko Kaio TP. M. Re4 Baik (31) County Industrial Basketball Lea- gue leadership in the Foster^ Kutcene Ginda Washington Garage va Adam and "Tam and Knarf" 9S8 913 1078 gue. The final score was 40 to 35,as Wheeler second half pin loop race .. Kuirene Wadiak Walt's. Vaccarellit f the Donovan charges rallied from John Rogers is hitting some teret Young Men's loop. He's a by scoring a two game triumph ,: .Ins. Wadiak Ideal Service vg Grtihin's Drags S«abo 18S) 181 200 Naale, f behind a 30 to 20 handicap going swell scores for the Gregors in newcomer in Carteret bowling. over the Office. The losers dropped Walter Bobenchik Stephen's Roofing VB Synowieeki's Romansky 182 215 238 Fanone, f ... into the final session. The victory the county loop these days. Last Incidently, "Kutch" Masculin is to second place, one game behind Walter Ginda 9. P. At. Nicaise 234 198 248 Vcrel, c enabled the Carteret eagwa to leading the individual average the leaders. ' AI Lucas Schmidt's vs Turkey's Autos Week he rolled a 703 set and Wright 159 180 189 Zager, g move up into a triple tie lor second with'a neat 191. The Leshicks i i DcnniS' Sofka Stephen's Roofing va Washington came back this week with a mere Raizano .142 Kislin, g place. are leading the four-team circuit Carters UoM Garage 624 at the Perth Ambojr Eecs. J. Bagamary ... 236 202 St«ndin|t—Second Half Sackowig, g !. Morris WelnBteln (Capt.) Tonight the locals are scheduled Sokler's vs Economy Garage But it was of no avail as the by a big margin. Condenser "A" 11 925.6 Jacob Berf to Utke on toe Barber Asphalt Gregors just can't seem to win 906 1009 1077 Office 10 882.41 ; Harry Weinsteln quintet at 9 P. M. at the Y. M. Q. a match. We guess it ia too Another old timer who is do- Boiler Shop . 9 890.35 Score by periods: ing plenty of bowling these daya Carteret 3 7 : Albert Lewis A. court, Perth Amboy. L Bertha 17> 184 195 muci) opposition. Or«|or'. (1) Pump Floor 8 826.10 Jonas Zucku B. Nagy 803 170 159 is Charley Casaleggi of the Red L. Zysk 185 194 167'Tube Mill 7 910.11 Red Bank 4 10 U i llvman Chodosh Sharkey 142 182 1G6 'Matt Sloan, a likable guy. Star. Charley was Carteret's Poll 141 204 202 independents ... 7 827.38 Officials—Yahn and Cc ; Milton Greenhlll W. J. Chomicki ...... aoi 167 is holding the high individual av- be«t money bowler in his day Rogers 218 204 204 Machine Shop . 5 838.32 v Royal Rocman National Lead 3 0 H. Chomicki 1 213 erage in the Odd Fellpws pin and still can trim many of Car- J. Chomicki . 810 197 188 Condenser "B" 3 866.1 Carteret J«TV**I 195 teret's so-called better bowlers. - i HTHIII Mausner U. S. MeUls _ 2 1 loop. He's also got the high H. Chomicki 207 162 215 Cable x 2 1 three-game set and Bill Elliott The scores: F, Saubach, f • Lawrence Hopp Totals 844 B32 900 All of the rumored matches h holding the high individual Glechner, f Seaboard ..... 9 1 jimt don't seem to materialize, 962 9S1 970 Offic score. The Surprise Store leads Wuy, f Barbtr . .'..„ 1 2 But hero'a one that would draw > Dollnlck 167 18J> 117 T M:ii-. r,—Lions vs Ukea M. Ud*iel%k ...... 984 205 192 the pack, and holds the high team Mikics, f Catalitt j. „ \ 2 a lot of attention. The Hud- Seaman 225 183 190 Kurti 160 17S 165 I >lin. H~Hunjrarians vs He- G. Sloan i .~ J4J4« 180 186 single nnd three-game total. Tt Perkins, c Copper Works ; 1 2 sons A. C. iind the U, 8. Metals Pleskin :... 194 190 170 Wuy 185 206 208 Allianee Sawciak 166 144 certainly looks like they're in a Brown, c Du Pont y_; 0 8 Kts*» 172 All 'Stars will meet in a special Jorgensen 214- 192 149 Blackburn 160 147 202 T Mai 12—Lions vs. Hungarians i».l>^tban>Milv*e, •. J. KorneskM 19S 228 198 178 M O ivatch preparatory to going out Kavanaugh 1«« 172 » — U: «. Mauls Haffner 188 184 206 # D, Sanbwh, g Hoiseabeea sf OeU John Chiccarelli »f Elizabeth to Detroit to roll in the.A. B, C. Shymanski, g a six-game match, one; •jt'^ftch Totals ...... 8S4 887 866 i the walls of the castle in War- . , ...&J.H Totals 94ft 907 823 will soon make an appearance at S Walsh, f ;.. 4 2 10 4 tourney. Both teams could roll I0t« 075 913 CondfBMr "A" .'hich today Is UM residence the Academy alleys. Recognized Red Bank Re*«rvm < iiitsident of Poland is a paint- Krumm, f '. 8 0 6 AJ.tn.ndW.lti as one of the leading exponents set of alleys, with total pins Galvanek 183 16,1 ..... i f a 1'olish knight on a horse Jaeger, c t 2 8 Stojka 157 204 139 of the indoor sport in the state, counting. It could even be for Ruggeri 171 luis made of goW. It is be- Masley, c _. 5 17 P. Siekerka,. 172 198 2S0 "Chick" will be on hand to dem- the mythical championship of Leaders Score Sweep Karvet 170 191 148 1 ih.it the notion of lucky hone- BarbaTMijk, g 2 2 6 W. Zysk ...4 194 180 156 onstrate his now famous "Chiek Cscteret. How about it, twys. Vero 185 163 170 And how about a sponsor with a IIS Wilson, .ii'ise from finding these gold- Kaskiew, g 0^1 M S 227 202 183 Grip.'' His ball is n regular two- Kara 210 188 178 pa'Pontept'Pon , f.... Dixon, g 10 2 L Zysk 191 1&4 208 finger ball, with a third finger trophy. That's mighty impor- Triumphs In League Messkk 248 176 108 tant, you know.. Glover, f drilled silghtly above the finger Clambrone, o 16 8 Totals 975 881 870 llallaa Klnf'• Oaards Totals 941 978 915 hold. Chick claims the ball is Mechanics No. 1 and No. 2 Oagle, e embers ol the King'* Guard*. Copper Work* Economy Gar.|« guaranteed to hot and a bowler From Steve Comba we get the Q. P. Ii. word that the U. S. Metals team Teams Win Match Gamea s nil escort of King Victor Em- Csaejuki 159 l&l 170 will never get a comeback on it. Tube H1H will be completely uniformed in Hislin, I II •HK-I, of Italy, have to be 6 feet JicDermott, f 5 3 It Wilgus 210 172 186 Some of our best bowlers throw In Plant Loop Mitroka 148 164 154 Zima, * 3 1 7 the A. B. C. tourney. The boys Maistrai, g .... . in-i tall and food looking. There Schonwald 174 199 191 some beautiful flat balls at times. 145 177 Ambrosio, g 100 men and tve.offleen in the Chj'bVski, c • ' 2 2« Fedor 179 223 149 have been. outntttij with gr«y CARTEHET And merrily they 159 180 Baiga, g 0 0 pants and maroon shirts. 11 along. .:.: Each hits seven perfectly Harrivan 183 225 182 The Marty Cassio-Zaxzale 1 193 177 mi unifonns. Bachma, g 1 1 t match still holds a lot of local Across the front of the shirts in The Mechanics No. 1 and No. 2 j* 161 183 Handerhan, g 10 2 Totals 802 970 878 interest. After 2 games Zazzale gold 'lettering is "U. S. Metals teams, holding first aad second Co." Now all they've got to do place respectively in U. S. Metals Yoalhfol Deer Areand He #erld JCelly.g , 10 8 holds a HI pin luad over his op- Total* v :...... 87* 871 When Mr. and Mrs. Clew! is make a good snowing in-the plant bowling loop, swept by two (' .ii>t. Joshua SloctwQ was the flrst Rus8o, g It 1 * « ponent. He's the boy who once kamm. Loms Rica, Calif* ' 1 tourney. more opponents in their quest of ''i : tu circumiuvi(tts the globe remarW: "If Cassio ever rolls Rowe ; 813' 221 154 the first two places in the league hunting they took with '-••••>'. He laUed from Boston on IB 7 W Cantj Pn Tonney me, I'll blind him with strikes!" Mftjola MS There will be a lot of action race. son, Stanley, sfta 12. Sli mi n, 1899, In a 36-foot sloop Score by periods: : Thia writer honestly thinks that Helley „... 182 146 left to guard the car scheduled for the Academy al- With the league championship CM "The Spray" and reached Copper Works- 10 18 8. 6—85, Cassio doean't stand a chance. 189 delved Into the tall timb V. S. Metals .... 4 8 8 20—40 leys this weekend in the county practically sewed up, the Mechan- Menda ...'- 147 ,i:rli.iven, MaM., on July 3, 1898, CetslliklnrWayHere O'Donnell 202 176 ,175 Stanley was waiting, a Officials—OslUlo and Moss, The name of Gregors ecrea- tournament. With about seven ics No. 1 keglers rushed by the matches scheduled, together with Poll ....: 224 220 226 tame by, so he $hot It i Amerlo* Cfcews, (Hi Opening Mttcfcea Rolled tion is no longer the monier tor Copper Powder combine iu three both the .singles and doubles rifle.- The parents >Kt< A u dil of 5,072.174,600 pieces of PoUta a the hill alleys. Mike Kondriqk straight games Monday night at Last Saturday Before teams rolling, the tourney will be. Totjil 841 988 848 slris buck. un .'.en: chewed by the American A method of boilw-wstwc tiwV is the new manager and he's re- the Academy alleys. ui.ht in 1937, according to eitl- ment used at «n Oakdsk, La., saw Packed HOUM at Academy turned to the old name which hitting on all fronts. The crack On Tuesday the Mechanics No, Algaira Dairy team of South n :U S or the department of com- mill to keep scale from ittoktoi Is AUeyt- was once used—"The Slovak al- 2 team bad an equally easy time Total value ol the gum was the dumping of a bucket^ of Irish leya." River will draw the spotlight winning three games frotn the Main Bistak, Brady Give Great Exhil l $(^.741,746. potatoes into the drum aftst. wash- CARTEKCT—A new era in Car- over the weekend, rolling thek Office, 1 Ed Kominski of East Rahway ing gut the boiler,, about tnce a teret sports W»s written last Satur- match on Sunday afternoon at Mediiiuc* No. 1 is doing a nice job for the Car- Godoy in 15 mpatfe, according to Power, lltfa- day night when the fourth annual 2 o'clock. Siekorka 191 170 187 In Boxing Show Given By Boys in ninth defense of title. line. Miglecs 133 214 174 Middlesex County bowling cham- V. S. Winter nil gabber gpear On Charney 159 141 165 pionships got under way at the According to a report ol the TTnit CARTERET—With the high the fighters for the Russell 148 192 167 Academy alleys. It was the first Spearing ftsh under water with a ed States public health service, school auditorium pauked to the were paired against mos tisae in history that Carteret was newly developed rubber spear gun 6,000,000 0( tho country's 130,000,009 Fedor 6 225 146 159 rafters—close to 1,000 witnessing teret fighters of whom host to the comity pin toqrney. A Is the newest sport in Miami, Fla. men, women and children are un- the show—the Carturet Bays Club dy Brady, a corner It's teai sportsmanship, for you have packed house witnesued the open- able to work, attend school or pur- 856 863 853 presented u boxing show and a hard and often, and An to hold your breath, dive, loc-k Copper Powder ing matches. sue other usual activities each day grand program of entertainment heavyweight who recen around for a &sh, aim and fire, all Medwick 198 139 In the opening matches in the during the winter months on account for the benefit of the local infan- pro, turned in the gr DE COZEN MOM CO. In less than a minute. The new Crawford 150 wa 113 five Qua event SokJer's took the tile paralysis fund Tuesday night of illness, injury or a gross physical 138 tiona. EUZABETH BRANCH lead with a tally of 2573 while the guns and masks were invented by a Gran 179 162 fai the high school auditorium. As impairment resulting from diieai* 154 New Brunswick Democrats, also Miami university student, Chensutt Chadwick 152 169 predicted several weeks ufc© tho Briuly, who is the son i or accident. 168 competing1 in Class A competition, Elinore. Spearing 50 pounds of flSD Yarr 164 126 show proved to be a sell-out with Brady of baseball f»n»,i In a half bpur Is no trick at all lor 12& rolled 2536. Earln of the Demo- Bf ahjong's Inveuttan . R. O. as early as 8:15 P. M. er of the 139 pound •n expert in these waters. T\e gun crats, also competing ia Class A According to the generally accept- Toals 843 697 70& The ahow, the first of its kind sey Golden Gloves eh Is rubber slung, like a sllnj-shot campetiUon, rolled &4S, while Has- ed legend, mahjong was invented ever presented in the high school, was paired against Ch Before you buy that Used and deadly accurate. The inask* tens (U tae Hamei elob topped the about 3,000 years ago by a Chines* Mechanic*! No. | , and probably the first boxing pro- of Elisabeth. After are face fitting when iruttnerged single scores with a tally of 820, fiitwtuoan named Sze, woo hired Olsen, '. 192 18* 229 gram given in Carteret in more way, in the first round! and water tight Car, why not look u& over The results: men to fish from boats. His era- Thergesen 175 178 24« ^han ten ywurs, proved to be an to town on Jones in SoUUr's (M72( ) ployees became seasick, and, believ- Heaton 151 177 169 Outstanding success, both financial- round, sending left Berth* 1W 1W 186 81ft, U» Amef tea ing that tho malady was imaginary, L. Nagy 165 176 168 and otherwise. The Carteret body and face and had J In 1896, It vat compulsory fat Nagy 154 188 16.1 he Invented the game to keep thefc S, Nagy W0 167 164 joys Ciub which sponsored the nent on the ropes s«v for REAL VALUE planters in America to foster tbjf minds from their condition. the Carteret fans wenf'i 170 182 128 Show deserves a lot of credit. (ilk industry by planting mulberry 878 the third and final J. Qhoinioki....,ir. W 159 16* 952 The program which got under ^reei. So certain were the rulers got across several ha H. Ctapjfty .... 1M ty 184 France's Flying Nurses Oftea way shortly after 8:30 moved We hive over 60 Cart to ««Uct from, *J1 of the colonies that North America According to.C^£% Sides left and right jabt.ij Kuhn .... 185 158 along at a. fast clip arid there was Was an ideal y\*et for silk culture, has a volunteec !wrp* fit •awrox*- body. After tha fight 1 830, 98,1 814 Kinhom 18B «]•• 194 never a dull moment until 11:86 make* and models. Each w (hat they compelled every planter to ma'tely 200 "IS^H tremendous hand isom N. B. O«nocr»ti (»536) Ruth Thompson .... 16 wiefl fceferee Harry Baldwin had iw at least 10 mulberry trefei •killed in paraehuV ' In the feature match < CheaUk t 14ft 192 stopped the kut fight alter the boys us n» every too acrej. of fend, Bilk as nursingi , whjhf —a firtir rounder' 1 Kltaier i«t 168V had been slugging away at a ro»r- Iture w*n t brief foothold on meat's notief ,'•»' local fighter VanderriiW ...... 1*4 M4 m its conUntpfc aptPuVfn iilk win derous clip. that mam th«« i* 25 Haves :..,-v-Aj« 1»9 16J dropped, f/ 859 klft Gloves ssharoh p i (ported t£m StVMUMk to England. points wfem There was entertainment galora k —'Including a banjo duet by Steve Jones, of Sl)»aketh, wee Americana hi Rwdeao Old Italian Custom American vMtot* feel quite at Gregor and Nick Hamadyk, a top* J M8 76» $41 popular at Pr&g«la.to la notch idight ol hand performance tcdrtd the ««t - " flout is tbe lUlian (oik dfutM by Ed O'Bxien, local master ol er's number. who 1 •'«, i - •» the "P««t» dp) baelq" « t party in th» magic, a wrestling show 1>y Young utilising du\pe." Th* main who made it t, Ciko who weighs in the neighbor- ft the dance is performed to • to -haod of J50 pounds, competing '.Ale wrttq tuw; but the cart agsinst 115 ptUBa* lioula Orosj, fi'm it. duue jt» tamlfi l W as herews by the ortbe- .wound, up tn a draw, «n|er- $!m wbm ooe ot (a* who broke theirs at the by JKdia CJPi and hk tli«ab»th Vfflir »Jw, Including

riiimflrobatlceom,' EIOTIT FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940 PLAN Average Baby Know. Three mi nt nf the borough and had lived Margaret Aiato Honored CARTERET—Th* elsM of 198 | FIVE DEATHS iri Ctrteret about sixty yesrs. U.S. Takes Biggest LATEST PORTRAIT OF VIRGINU BRUCE Words at Year-Old Stage At Hagman Heights Party of Holy Family Parochial Mr. Jardot died esrly Tuesday IOWA CITY.-Research by a child will hold a ten-year re-uniOn JunJ morning- »t the home of his son, Inventory in 1940 w»lfnrr e*pprt Ht the University nf CAHTKIiRT The home of Mr. 28, which is also graduation dn, Joseph, in Rahwuy. He is al«o «ur- Iowa revf»l*d that th« average bnby nnrl Mrs, f'nrmen D'AlleMio in for this year's student*, tHitt Maryl •I wn- in ••• V •'• ' ' '-ineiery. viverl by a daughter, Mrs. Mary rannot speak «t the age of eight Hagamnn Heights wan the scene Dlyag, president of the claw of '3i I Boehn, of Kliiabeth; a brother, months and utters a single word at ,...li"' If: t •'I'll' I'l't'll 'tot- Check Up on Population, Monday night of n mirpri«e party will entertain the committee i I Louis, of Woodbridje, nix grand- 10 months. Ill Cnitc'ci t,,, Iv huMdiwnrk. (riven for Miss Margaret Aiuto of charge tomorrow afternoon at hi 11 ( children and I wo great grrindrhild- On the average th« lanffuage- I Ifweri ,v1 ''"I v ' v work with Indtktry, Agriculture. 1 Lewis Street. home on Edgar Street. ServhJ n. lMrning process nroeresses from ilon.-ii 4]1!. l.ii, ini: worked n* Serving with her are the Mwsi P«ll bearers were: Herrules Rlli< the first si ntenrp after the fifteenth Gurmtn attending included the in \,w \ -.ik m lii-- early WASHINGTON. - The sixteenth Genevieve Penkul and Sophie So ("hnrle* Morri". Roy Dunn, Max month tn 1,500 words Bt four years, following: tfe. Sevcnii i' n- .u.'i> I"1 donated decennlil censui Is to be greai Srhwart?,, John Koronaaky and Ed- according to Dr. Orvis C. Irwln. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pall, Theo- nownki, and (^Rsimir Soblesky an.|| lltl and n '••in.11. '.VH h bedspread of sll Informsttoa-f athering project! ward l.yold. J. J. Lym*n conducted Dr. invin'R research showed that dore Simone, Michael da Prile, Anthony Radomski. rich he uir.'l. 1° hioil OTffini7A jet attempted by the federal gov- the funeral. the rhiW nt « year usually has a Miss Nancy Cavino, Miss SftHy prJB for sulr In '>" ni He »Un pin ernment vocnbnlnry of three words and after Kurniak, Ernest Bwtolani, Mr. CLUB MEETS a holiliv "f iTiiikiim artificial Combined with the decennial ccn- Mr. Carroll another six months ha» increased it and Mrs. Frank Cftvaciiitti, Mr. CARTERET — Th« Idle Hour] »erj. ofti n ii" :l in ilecnrntinit tut—the Constitution providet for Mrs. Carroll/who wss the widow Social Club will be entertainM] 1 •n enumeration of United Sia tn W wnni": and Mrs. Andrew Barcelona, Mr. >ts tnt.lc- i .1 both .'ifhoiise.-: of the late JoHn Carroll, died Sun- populstlon every 10 ye«n will be "During the next three months It and Mm, Charles StereBkone, Miss Tuesday night by Mrs. Stella Sa e, anil :u ' »'• of the New Year's day in Perth Amboy at the home the regular flv«-yctr (frlcuJtural In will jump to more than 100 and at Mae Simione, Mr. and Mrs. An-insky at her home in Edgar Street.j organization nirfltmjrs of the of a friend, Mrs. John Gorman. tentory. Ihe biennial centui nt man two years it may contain as many thony Sambne, and Mr. and Mrs.The meeting thin week was held ml I'outiril he presented She had beeri taken to Mrs. Gor- ufacturert and the decennial censui as 250 words," Dr. Irwin said. Relph Pillo, the home of Mrs. Joseph Mate in or Mitturh :md member* of the man's home after undergoing of mines. "From the second year on the words Misses Nancy Cavino, Mae Sim-Union Stret, nnd the following! Blieil with l)(iii(('ict- of flowers treatment at Perth Amboy Gener- will be added at a reduced rate so ione, Sally Kuzniak, Margaret Ai- guests were present: Mm. Sasinsk.T )<- c«|MTiatly for the rei'e- al Hospital. Her home was at 76 Many thingt have happened In the that at three there will be some 900 uto, Ernest Bartolani, Michael Da Mrs. Adam Szymborski, Mrs. Stai.f nie>. Union Street, Csrteret and her nation lines the la it population cen tut in 1(30. People have been drlv words nnd at four about 1,500." Prilc nd nThcodoro Simone. Icy Siymborski, Mrs/*Helen Pranl..| He was a rluitri member of body was brought to the T. J.. ! Ml from cerUtn sreai by dut' The 10 most frequently used words owski, Mrs. John Eatok, Mrs. Cath I fire rompaiiit1^ and of the f.x- Cooney Funeral Home. Komarj Catholic Oarlliula stormt snd floodt. Others have in constructing a sentence, accord- etine Kimbnch and Mrs. Ann Wil. Firemcn's A^iriation. He Service was conducted in St. Cardinals * bur«sii of oennii. may h«ve important uses in mnni- •DANCER ON WHKELS" tin' biiiniiKh. The funeral will be CHILDREN'S SHOES the 1M0 ceriius will "b* brnsd in U'm« mainifai'li.ira \ Pr.BJ Mm... [(••III :il his home tomorrow after- In Side Lace Oxfurds and Stfp-Ins scope" IPODO .it 2 o'clock by Rev. Orvillc •'Beryllium Is light and promises N. Davidson, and burial will be in In addition to population, sgricul to he strong and reasonably plenti- M HITS- 1 Si. (iertrude'n Cemetery, Rahway. ture, manufacturet and rninei, des- ful,' said Dr. C. Baldwin Sawyer, Stuart Erwin Virginia Brucp, lovely Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer player, it now pre- Mr. Trustrum had been ill a long ign* led si the prinwpsi groups, tta who has worked for years with the t?THE HONKYMOON'S OVFR' paring for her new icreen role which will J>e announced shortly. time, llis wife died a little over a tlitlci will b* gathered on hu»lne«« metal at the laboratory established •mplrtyrotnt snd occupation, drain by Charles F. Brush, arc-light In- sfe, Irritation and houting. CLUB HEARS TALKS A chow mein supper wiil be serv- ventor. He is survived by four ROPB, $|.oo In trta the project will spread ed by Mrs. Robert P. Wilson, Mrs. "When added to copper, beryllium (leoiye mid William Truatrum, Jr., CAKTIOKKT--Talks (in interior halfway around the world. Canvass (•(iratiiiii ami on hamlcrafts were Mae Humphries and Mrs. Jerry causes tt to become hard enough of Cnrteret; Charles and Frank of tri. who Will .gather the data, wil vi'ii In members of the Evening Bartok. to cut through some steels. This KihwH.v; two daughters, Mrs. visit every nook snd cranny from MPIR£ Department of the Carteret Wo- beryllium-copper alloy likewise ex- f'harles .1 Brady snd Mrs. Harold Msine to Guam, Alaska, Hawaii, ceeds the milder steels in tensile Also included In the RAHWAY man's Chili at the meeting held Here's a Cheap Halrcnt lluwitt, of <,'nrterct, and six grand- Lai Are Growing Girts* Puerto Rico, tha Virgin Islands, the To keep his hair short. Jack Sil- strength. Beryllium is considera- Bnrable FRI., SAT A SUN. children. J. J. Lyman has charge Monday night, at tho Borough Hall. Psmma Csnal Zone snd numerous ver ot San Francisco, Calif., ruffles bly lighter than aluminum in its pure Goodyear Welt Strap The Misses Rita Brandon and Usther or of the funeral. small Islands in tha Pacific. the hair until it stands on end; then state. But we have problems yet to '•munition Cork Shots—Sixes 3 ta 8. Kiithryn (!ou)(hltn Were hostesses. simultaneously sets lire to it at both overcome. We now are trying to Mies. Black or Boryi Ritet I'hc spcakfiis were professional sides Of his head, declares the overcome its briltleness." Irown. Sites 8i-Ki'iniiij_' <>f •£%•!* VA Ji«# yard V Y Noblemen Orchestra the season, 4e#4# WANTED Printed Dimity. Woven Dot- just when you U'<1 Swiss, Printed DutU-d N. J 'i SmarUit Night Spot wart them, Schindul'H brings y«u RAGS wanted for wipers, aUe cl Swiss, Printed Lawn, all these new Spring Dress Prints at Alone handkerchief or larger. 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