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XXVIII—NO. 38 DECEMBER 23, 1949 PRICK THREE COTS iread Joy Hood* County C,rou\t Carteret Churches to Herald Birth of Christ; Set Traditional Yule Mail Vule Is Midnight Masses for Tomorrow and Yule Services Sunday CAHTERFT The birthday an-{ Church, as announced by Rev. or- chiiMmas music by ,the Junior door opens at 10:00 o'clock special Here Sets nf the Christ Child will vllle N IMvldwn. rpctor. follow and Senior Choirs under the dl- music by choir under the direc- Ihbrated imimemorated on Sunday Tomorrow, fl 10 P M children's i resllon of Mrs E. J Bennett. The tion of Sister Mary Loyola Christ- Christians In Cnnertt and carol service. 11 30 P M Christ-! Christmas Sermon will be "The mas Day masses at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 uliciit t,he world celebrate maa Eucharist, special carols, an-; World Incarnate." English maas and 10:30 A M New Record 1 11:1* Surprint** them** and old familiar hymns: Confessions will bt held Saturday churches have arranged (Christmas Day. communion at-8 St. Joseph's Church from 4:00 o'clock to 6:0O o'clock W O. Kflrilitim llrrr ,i, n Dim I- imld nudnlRhl. services tomnr- A M and 6.30 A M , Wednesday, Krv c M, YoRt. 08.M,, Rev. In the afternoon and from 8:00 H M MoHett, O8.M, Rev. B, M, o'clock to 10:00 o'clock P M Strained; Extra Help , is Spread niiihi Christmas Kve -or December 28, Holy Innocents at ship riles on Christmas Day, B ,1(1 A M.. church school Christ- Mauiilrc, O.a.M. pastors. Bolemn AinV with IVIivfriw mas party al 7:30 P. M. IIIRII Mass at Midnight, preceded Mifyar 1 11 FT Joyous observance nf Christmas music wilt by proRiam o( Christmas carols. f'AHTKHKr Heaviest Christ- ih nf Christ and Lrndl- ie:«rd in mral churches Huh- At the Free Magyar Reformed First Precbrterian I,ow Masses at 6:00, 8:00. 9:00 and ina null", in the history ol the ,. • s • v 11J the holiday season 8 I*8" for- t.hp traditional mlrl- tltr ion service: i P. M. ThankselvliiK LAWRENCE E. (OIK Thanks to the mild vwUwr I themselves. ilies to spend the balance of the HOMN. (It nii'hi nwi on ChrlstmaR Eve and i-vpnln* together In their homes service; Monday, l:3« A. M. Com- CARTERET -Rapid recovery Is and absence of rain or wow dur- 1 -.| hr sifts In abundant 1 hen- will he masses on Christmas Sunday, December 25, 9:48—Sun- St. Klixaheth Church munion for Invalids and shut-Ins being made by Lawrence K. Cole ing the past Ir* days. deifmttes it from the large volume ( ARTHU I s.ticmMonimK Diiv day Hchool will meet as usual. At Rev Anlliony Huber. pastor; at their re.tpec.tlvt homes; 11 A.M. | manager of tlir Curteret plant of have tx-en proceeding imoothty, .Ktf in Cartevet slores slnnrr Mdttiird I IMmi. ,|r. who si. Mark's Church , II no I he Christmas morning serv- Rev Albert Poor, assistant pasldY. closing holiday service. ihe II. S Metals Refining Com- "We've had no jams to pretent , und Individuals havi> Is t'onnrctrd wild thr |:tw nfiire Cliiistmas services at. St. Mark's ice of worship will Include special Solemn High Mass at Midnight, 1 Continued on Page 81 pany He is rxpecled to resume ihe mails from moving." the port- ., program of giving of Bornueh AUnrnry H. W. liar his work at the plant noon master said. :iiil provide every needy rlnjtnii has horn elected vlrr Fourteen rxlia clerks are help- 1'it 11 wet. president of ihf Mldiilrvi ing lhta> YfHi al the poal office organisation!! County Fnlfr:illi,n nf Hnlj at Funeral School Board Election Still Samaritan Club here. Tlie local post office has ail havs been busy Name Korlrtlr*. itW.V. Posts Aid regular carriers and each of lh«m ^ Christmas Joy has the a.wlsiance of two men to : .1 Ahfie In the county. Of Francis lukach /n Doldrums; Deadline Jan. 25 To Fete Children Disaby Veterans help iipeed delivery Pins for th« "big day" CARTERFT -- The annual filed, according lo the district Because nf lhe volume of ihUi Safety is Urged 1 innsi households busy (rianl Avenue Man Wan school election will be held in clerk's office Will Provide Toy*, mall and the many parf*U. the (arleret (>ronpM Held facilities at the post office have 1 he night tomorrow. Killed in Auto the BoroiiRh on Tuesday, Feb- Republicans said three candi- (landiefi for Needy, i,'ii 1. employes In varl- For the Holidays ruary 14, but therp Is Tittle nr- dates will receive endorsement, Kiiterliiinuienl al Fete been Jammed in capacity .•,ill net a break by hav- Mishap on Momliiv Uvlly up to lhf> present time ILS but no action on the. part of the Displaced Children "There's not room enoUih here .idod Christmas Imh- fur a.s candidates arp concernnd. nominating committee Is ex- In LVOIIH Honpital to turn around," Mr. Lawlor t»W. Mayor Skilm. sVridun CARTKUCT The military fu- The terms of three members pected until after thc first of CARTERET - The Sum mi Ian He expressed the hope that b| CAT!.lEllKI' - The next CluistinHs the post office wlH i nrr:il nt Fiancis Luk.ich. 24. M expire. They are Andrew Bauin- the year. One leader said that Club, a unit of thr Inriependeni ulsn that I Ami CJiirf Rock IM\\ Order of Odd Fellows will again as imrly for dLsHhled vpternns be Iwatrd in Uie newly propottd \ Oi nut Avenue, killed In sn auto- cartnrr. Stephen Fedlam and several names have been put ii'inerrtbranccs to tlie In the fast ye*rR Rive out Christ- : Lyons Hospital sponsored by the Rovpmmenl buildlni. "We're been Tor Utmost (.aution mnbilr nccident Monday mornlnc. \ District Clerk John Scally. None foith already. 1,' iiRed, the handicap- mas stockings containing toys an;! [c'atliolir War Veterans last, Sat much too cramped here," he WBS he'd Wednesday from the 1 of the three commissioners hnvc c friendless wllf. brlna It is expected that the Board candles, More than one hundred i uiday evening. December IT. was added. CARTERET Mayor Stephen ; Blzub Funeral Home. 54 Wheeler Indicated AH yet whether or not and the of Education will hold a special and fifty stockings will l>e pRsseri I termed « huge success by Slate While oiitiwinu mall today upon the peo- i Avenue. Three mawes ol requiem they will be candidates for elec- mectiriK early in January to out to the underprivHedged and Commander, John J. KCOKII of Al- showed .IRIIS nf falling off. u most tn make this an were celebrated at the 8acred tion. y busy at this draft the 1950-1951 budget for displaced children of Carteret. | lanlic City. Mr. Keo«h visited persons completed mailing of last- RI1(I | nrndrnt-fm> srasnn and Police' Heart R- C. Church The Rev i-miiK film Hw Chief Gcorce Sheridan. Jr urged ; L. .1 •Pctrlck was at the center The deadline (or the filing of presentation at the January U It has b«en a practice of the [every ward at the hospital where minute cards and gifts, Incomuu wherr It will do mos. j petitions is Wednesday, June 25 meeting and subsequent ap- members of the Samaritan Club car:- on drivers and pedestrians altar and the Rev Anthony PluU entertainment was being provided j mail was reaching peak propor- 80 far no petitions have been | proval at a public hearing. for thc last forty-seven years in who imbibe holiday spirit* and the Rev. M. A Konopka were nnd Blfts were being distributed Lions . •• many parties for the pass out stocklnus evny Christmas to thc hospitalised ex-servicemen Mr., Law lor suid every effort to lime is not only at the side altars eve. Many names are given by Mrs , oiif ulven by the Cm - The three priests officiated Included In the Riant Christmas make all deliveries of mall and \M Squad aL the squad the time in be merry but the time Thomas Chester and Miss Voimh package distributed to thc men parrels tomorrow. Usually, he laid, to br wary its well." the mayor the inlrrme.nl In St. Gertrude'is Sent to Prison Man Fined $150 of the Cartevet Wcirnre Dcpiut- : . About tv»enty chll- Cemetery. Cnlonla. A Mrlng squad were 10,000 packs of rliiHrcttrs there Is one mall delivery on 8al- said. ment and the Pollce.iiRn.s Benevi- 1.500 pounds of candy, "2.450 Ice j urdays. but because of the ap- . .riitcll ftilh Kl(t». from Foil Monmoiil.li, under the lent Association of Carteret. "RemeniVr that if you and I direction of Sgt. Andrew Oakley, In Rahway Court oreum cups, mid 1.000 pounds of I proHchmg holiday, his staff will look upon safety during tlie holi- In Fatal Knifing On Thursday evening. Df-crmbi'r cake. Fruit* and nuts In lame! be wnrklnn later, adding one or nave Ihf salute lo the dead and 22. at 7 P. M. thc members will day celebration as our personal i quantities were also provided. two deliveries. Scouts Will busier. Pvt. Peter N Kniimer, (lart< ret Man GlVCII : Was Charged with Heinjj nil the stocklug.s at thc lesponsiblllty lo ourselves and our sounded laps. Joseph Stanklewic?,. I • - v T Gifts presented consisted of pipes families. If the neighbors down the Rooms on Persliliiif Avenue. tnbarco pouches, T-shlrlfi, gloves 1 Philip Oreuo and George Blstak 10 to L.J I«'Ur Imili I Disorderly for [Uakiug Serving on the committee are :\ulc Carols block make safety their responsi- were IIHK bearers and Francis .socks, slippers, handkerchiefs, Boys' and Girls bility, and If the people on thc Plea Mailr ; Improper Remarks Monroe Jacobowlte. chairman and scarfs. walleU, sweaters, neckties Tomczuk and Ernest Paaor were Andrew Proas, Thomas Moss, Sam- lh0Mr 8uaids and playing cards. ,„!,!<• at 6:30 v iii J^SiV uS William Mal^wir-.1i CARTERS A fatal «tabbii> i Spr4 kxl t« < nrtrrcl PrcMi) uel Roth and Oaoige Richardson W 1 a Cartercl CWV Posts, St. James Stale lo Convene . 1" ,™ ft. n™ h^* ' »**« WtmwMWimMWniilylthat ended an argument over the RAHWAY-Jolm J. Krupa. 35, 11 in Washington year s ChrtaimM^aetebni^lon the; M|sd|)m W(,1(, drummeni Sgt., ttnpcllfms (|f ft mnmn s(ull Aaron No. 816, 81. Ellas No. 797, and safest and merrlfct we have ever 13 John Street, was fined $150 Sacred Heart No. 619 were com- Kuriiiazin, Del I; Parly to folio* Charles Bohcnbergere drove the Hull, 29, of the Armour Labor Magistrate Joseph M. Felnbcrg Circle had," the mayor added. : caisson. bined with Mt. Carmel Post of Camp lo state prison for 10 to 1& Municipal Court Monday night Woodbrtdge and St. James Post of Vercliio to Attend Continuing their There was a'so a word of warn- ihe BCIIICIS were Thomas Do- years. I.KKT when found guilty of disorderly Pkke 1950 Staff Jamesburg. Tliis group was re- Luncheon in Trenton Carteret Olrl hm from Fire Chief Harry Rock. ,,nKhue, Jr. Walter Pelauer.; Thc sultcnc,, was hnpoeed a conduct. sponsible for providing entertain- will sing Christmas 'Don't smoke or strike a match Stanley Hayduk, Harry Freeman,.wee|( „„„ t)y county Judge Klem- He specifically was charged with ment, mid distributing gifts to ap- CAHTEKKT MIM Alice Kar- nem the Christmas tree. Check Noil Sheridan, Michael 8awch«k, |mc,. Knltes,sen on a no contest plea making improper remarks to two Plans for Active Year proximately 470 patients in Wmtl iiiH/,111 and Nicholas Del Vecclilo, younn girls, both of whom testified be sunn »l •:M| electric wires Let's make this a Fred Oaisor. Edward Penksa, Fred J (or secOiul degree murder. DiM-UsHcd; Vote iiifts 55. I«nl commanders supervised III, will be ihe Carteret represen- iimiii in front ol thc flieproof Yuletide," the chief Kaiiiny, Lawrence Ciajkowskl, The vietim was SpruRen Duki- against him. wrapping mid tagging of lndiv- tatlves si a luncheon In the Btacy- 11 School. Afterwards. I Charles Crane ami Theodore M, 3 Salem Avenue. He died Sep- In addition to the fine, one of To Four OrphunagcM UIUHI KlfU. I Trent Hotel. Trenton on Tuesday, •I? 1 party will be held at Chief Rock also pointed out dial Hadymak. tt-moer 3 of a knife wound. the heaviest in thc history of the whcn C'ARTEftET—Plans for an KC- Music for dancing at the party Oovmwr Alfred E. Driacoll :,i.ni Pavilion. there is u .serious water phortasc. Commander Borough Attorney B. W. Har- city court for such an offense, the was provided by Eddie and His wl11 Rt>dress the boys and gb-k P081 and magistrate ordered that Krupa tlve year were discussed at tlie 1 IliirkH Is clmlrmah of "U't's hope.' he said, "that we rington, defense counsel asked annual meeting of White Carna- Golden Serenaders. Voc»l selec- who attemled thc American Legion C submit to a psychiatric examina- iin^i-am and Mrs. Ju- wont waste scarce water on flics." '. "I* ™'' °' Z: leniency for the defendant *hho lhas lions were tendered by Eleanor sponsored Boys' and Girls' State terct Post, American Legion, were tion and in the event the need Is tion Grove, 34, Woodmen Circle. :,uk will direct the ca- been in Jail since Die killing. Abanty and Regina Mukwlnskl. at Rutgers University in New in charge of military arrange-; indicated, to submit to treatment. A feature of th* session was the gtlorney sald Ule lrouble Louis Kudy, Jr. played accordion' Brunswick last summer nl(v|lLv He was placed on probation election of new offlcen. They are: Several hundred youiiH people, exprrsnd by MUs , . , . ,. j because Duke took Hull's girl Mrt. Anna Slomko, president; solos. Arias were sung by the St.] Olrl Scuut Skits Presented Thc catholic Slovak Boko held pending the examination. headed by B«y Oovernor, John J. lend from hlm Mrs. JulU Pallftkasillaki . first vice Ellas Olee Club. Steve Turk and •:.it all girl acouts and H.s ritual Monday night at the] The offense was committed at 1 Byrne. Jr.. Wlldwood. and Olrl Main Street and Milton, Avenue, president; Mrs. JuliJUllla Oombos. sec- William Teleposky led thc Bingo Qovernor, I«w Tliompsou, Had- • • will participate. By (iiurch Choirs funeral home and the American ond vice President; Mrs. Anna (tame. .Ham Mlnuccl rendered a NlOllil OIllOWSlI WHI> I vision, Star Landing Post, VFW, December 10. donfleld, will visit, the State Capi- Legion Will Aid Bresa, recording secretary; Mrs, vocal selection. tal mi the 27th lor a mid-winter inmissioiipr of the Car- and combined CWV held services Elizabeth Murcl, banker; Mrs! "Ooori Neighbor" William Silar ;;.-(niiCouncil ala meel- School Cliililmi <»ive Tuesday nUliU session Following registration at I Slovak Ladies' Croup Mary Virag, attendant; Mrs. Bar- donned his "8anU Claus" uni- the tttato House In the morning, 11 1 he Carteret liibrmy Tliree hTwntaliona Liikmii was a passenger In a form for the occasion and pre- i rai tinven by Stanley Tomczuk. Children Abroad bara Szenyl, chaplain; Mrs. Helen they will occupy the counterpart • iiTinl were Mrs. Catli- Meets 1950 Officers Bok, sick committee chairman. sented the Clirlstmas gifts to the It^fon* large Crowd 132, of 131 Emerson Street. Car- of clly. county and state offices inchik, lhst vice prcsl- and Mrs. Julia Tarnlk, financial patients. John Kahora also ap- held'al New Brunswick,. Harold BUwanls, sec- I tcrct. The car tailed to make a (iarlcret Post Starts i CARTERET—Mrs. Jolin Fisher secretary. peared In his "Santa" outfit mid CARTKIUT -Three skits were j ^^ 35 it piood street The groups will be greeted by iufsidenl, Miss Mary Toy Collection: ! was elected president of the First Past President Mrs. Elizabeth assisted In the distribution. jrpsenled by the Junior and «OIy Mayor l^onal J. Connolly James J. Lukach, camp off by another car. Tome/ilk i» Chairman nota, Branch 184, at the last sisted by Mrs. EllMbeth Zatik Carteiet attended the party: Rev 3t Demetrius' UkrJnlan Hall Tomcauk told Radio Patrolmen meeting held In the Sacred Heart and thc. City Commissioners. Di- Mi.v, Zita Melon, organl- Donations to four orphanaKcs C S. Roskovlcs, Chaplain, St. rector Robert J. Costlgan and the Suw!.iy nitihl. CARTERET—Carteret Post No. Elias posl No 79T iis Anne OavaleU, senior Frank S*allar and Albert Nfchass Hall. were voted. - ^ Charles Pan- The first ias thirSalcmiui. prc- •that when lie was cut off he lost 236, The American Legion, will Board of Freeholders will welcome 11, John Breycr, Inter- Other officers chosen for 1950] A Jolnt chl.ialma8 parlv wiUi scnicd by John Yareml.o and Mrs. control oT his car and was forced aid Its national organization in a them at lhe Mercer County Court •.•mils; Wnlter Wadiak. were: Mrs. Anthony Nascak, vice., lhe Jul)lors uf lhe rorMl ,ollowcd Hou&e. -''I Marie Kubick. to hit a roadside catch Ixwln. concerted effort to Rive toys to 1 ion Sunkner and John president; Mrs. Joseph Hasek, re-, wHh gll cxchM1|e of gifts. Mrs. „ . . „ . .. , , A general sewlon of both groups Thr Oypsy. i)y Mrs. Olp Rydi-r. He snid that he heard the right I'n.iid of directors. thc children In Europe, according cording secretary; Mrs. Anne Mwc, wa& ,n dlMge of nO8plta|ity, j tUinuHall I urty tteM will be held at the Slate House i Mrs Mary Harrow, Donald Zaz- hand side door slam shut when he to an announcement by Comman- Gregor. financial secretary; Miss| Thfi jUI,jors of Xhe Forest will n the afternoon where they will worsky, Richard and Donald Har- finally brought the vehicle under der Walter Colgan. Anna Mazola, treasurer; Mrs cclcbl.alc tllc Wru,d»y of Its pies- hem reports of the days activities lllvurt PTA row and Nicholas Lchotsky with control and then notlct* Lukach, Francis T. Tomczuk, American- Paul Chamra and Mrs. Catherine ,denl Mls(J ^^^ Zftkor, at the CARTERET A pleasing pro- by their office-holders. Children Miss Alice Karma/, al thc piano. who had bern sitting alongside ism Officer, has been named chair- Hasek, trustees; Mrs. Susan Ma- January B meeting to be held at gram marked Hie Hanukah party Judge Richard Hartshorne, East In My Wife Is In Politics, purUs the driver, WRK missing. man of the drive. The program is zola, sick committee chairman, the home of Mrs. Tarnik on Edgar held by the Ladles' Auxiliary, Con- Orange, Past State Commander wen' played by Hany Hayduk, The victim was found a few l'-Tlie Sacred Hurt officially known as TOT-TIDE OF and Mis, George Mazola, president Street. gregation of Loving Justice in the of Tlie American Legion, is Presl- their Clirlstmas purty joan and Jean Wolausky. Man seconds later, about 30 leet from TOYS. of the Junior Branch." synagogue. Many new member* dent of Jersey Boy's 8tate and Ann Klelwn. Nicholas Lehotsky Thc Circle will meet January 15 iren of the paiish Sun- the point at which tlie car finally The American Legion believes wfre admitted. Harold A. Eaton, Vice Principal 1 ;ind Donald Zaaworsky. nt 2 P. M. In Odd fellows Hull. I' ' niber 18. .at the church came to a halt. Police theorized that memories will relive in the Welcomed Into membership were of the Muirlslown-Hlgll School, b iiMi-uunt; at 2:30 P. M. Rccitatlims were siven oy Marv that Lukach had been thrown Mothers' Club Picks' Mrs. Edward Dlman, Mrs, Louis Cthi Uskl hearts of ex-Ql's who saw service Christmas Bonuses Mr Hiitic Director, ' .us presented more than Ann Tnicke. Cathcrim- (Continued on Page 8i Lebow. Mrs. William Lebow, Mrs Mrs. William Baiter, Jr.. Deans, |'n with gifts, candy and Kathy MHC GIVKOI, Mary Aim and In Europe and befriended count- New Staff for 1950 less thousands of children, .in- Given Bunk Employes Bernard Weiss and Mrs, Herbert Fast. Htiiic President of Die Legion ut, were shown by Ed- Joan Symchik. Harris. In tlie Barnes, winners cluding the enemy's. CARTERET — New' officer, Auxiliary. Is Pntldent of Jersey \wti. Mrs, Joseph Dolin- The Junior MM\ senior chous elected by the Mother's Club of St. cARTERHrr-^DIjitributlon of Mrs. Jiimt J Brown, Mrs. Fred Wol- Girls' Stale, and Mrs. Samuel J. iwnnnan ol the *Ralr and Borough in 24 Hours While the Marahall Plan feeds Christmas botiUMa to its staff senmth, Mrs. Philip Drourr, Mrs ! mm ciirLstmas Carols and a vbit Elms' Church are' Mrs, Skalarmya, Shurplcy, Patenon, Past Presi- '..l by the ruemb«r» oi was made by two angels, Kathy them better and clothes them was announced today by the Harry Levlne, Mrs. Frank Brown CARTERET-More ttjaii 4,000 well, the children are In lack of president; Mrs. Elizabeth Banko, w dent of the Auxiliary, is the state I A. Mae Harrow and Caroline Ryder Carteret Bank and Trust Coin- Mrs. David Ulinan mid Mr,i the fefty Christmas Toys. The vice president; Mrs. Anna Mark- Director. with Mlclwel pi-oskure as Santa cart enter and leave i«t bor- pan*. Blanche Harris. 1 1 reason the campaign begins Im- ovlcs, treasurer; Mrs. Vera Stroln, CUus dLstvlbutiiiB "lfu to all the ough within » *4-h°«" PW * ' fliiaucial secretary; Mrs. Mary Tlnunas Q. Kenyoti, secretary Mrs. Ssndor Leluer and Mrs. Presbyterfan S. S, an Initial report on' Utt traffle mediately after ChriBtmas Is so and treasurer of the bank said Ann Rader were co-chairmen, as- Khool children. Mial children of Carleret may Demeter. secretary. Curd Purty T P L : survey being eondueted Here re- During the party following, gifts junior officers received five sisted by Mrs. Max Gruhln. Mrs. Holds Yule Program . !on oTprVladlm --^ veals, • , donate their no longer wanted James Brown, Mrs. Charles Mittle- toys, but toys In good condition were exchanged. Mrs. SkalHUgya weeks salary and other members -8t. Mwka Guild The traffic lurvejr nai been and Mri\, W.__J, Slebert were co- of the staff ttlariw of four man. Mrs, M»x Jacobowltz und CARTBRBT - TUe sundaf •lurk's EpteCOWJ Church 8UR(ilCAl, PATIENT The Borough Hall will be fche Mrs. Sidney Brown.. School ol the Flist PresbytertW orders by the New Jentw Turn- chuirmen. weeks. unuai-y 19 M the date CARTEBET-John Lit tie. w« sole'reception center of toys fur Church presented ^ ciirUtmM pike Authority In ettttneeUon the week between Christmas Day "in; card party to bi held of Mr and Mrs. Qeorge J Little, with the borou|h'< flght tor an program last nlglu Tlie program and New Year's. After that other consisted of carol ,,uwuig, a film '•tiish Hall. '•> 5 Chrome Avenue h« been* wr- entrance and t»H Ulto Route stations will be .announced. Al deplctiim the uinu oi Jesus, a uncut* ite In charge of glee! Client at the Alexian Broth- 100. Feet and Hands Say it Will Never, Never be 'ii-y Axon, Mil. Robert ers Hospital. ___... Comba and Joseph Florentine) will ceremony ol gift pn-;•filiation oy (|c and Vfxtf' O. P. Per- be present throughout each work- Uw pupils, a feat me movie pro- ing day to receive gifts there. But Glowing Eyes AniWer, Christmas is Near duction. "The UiituiMcent Obsefr- Tomczuk has requested tlie public CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS CtinstUUb tt|t iQ the nil and bascmentii there itba" fend a peril" I »' lellowehlp. to attach little messages of en- CARTERET -It was two days The pupils bronchi old clothes, before Christinas, and all Around R0*»velt Avenue, were wagons and tricycles, bi- couragement and friendliness to cycles, scooters or erector .seta. toys and food.siuii These gifts each gift. The toys and gifts through Carteret there was rus- Penning Avente, It was not Iwrd to. And illtlencc of this The adoleucenUi, those strange will be sent in n»' Southerlta should be well wrapped su that tling of packages beinu wrapped, Mem or woitMy with their Mlm>lon in the American Legion can easily a bustle of weary shoppers, an creatures of whims and fauclw youn&ntera, ihH)Ding or KQ|IIK pack them for shipment. Ship- unaccustomed cliarlty for their were affected by the season too. TO ENTRK'MIN Cll'B ment will be made to Pier 38 South elders by the youthful ones. through the WNtu displayed The sun will shine brightest CARTCHKT Mrs. IWw|rft Philadelphia and distribution Even the cynics who raaln- on counters. , in the. hearts of Santa's many BchulU will liitfitain th« overseas will be in th» hands of tiilntd, that the world U head- in the hooeym building up new customers—the DPs who and Craft.-, club »t » Ne« Y« Ing lor Hade* on a raft, even It Uw Voting- came to Carteret during the pa|t .party In l»i home, Jui CAB?. All Western the tired, bill paying fatlwn st»rs WM wellJIPbe4 tow»rd» The'groui> lield a ClwtstmM countries are Included In the plan. Wtltnuu mor- twelve months, who tor mid tlie harrwsed motbetft the ellou* wM time la vm leu at the Iwine of Mrs. Franfc Of the Bdiind-the'lron-Curwn whose- feet were kllUny nlftii JA I9JHMl|n were a In I'uimeetton with, l(|.j rtrihtt JHinMJB•M«n»ecur«- tq Hill TWO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1945)

Rcpplewtille pttte Cmwiflfr Urtem fill) P r«dlo shows pnd turned to Hollywood af|w a low? Prank Card's "RlfflnK H1B1>' Vne ,••4 Htpplt«hltt wat a Joins Hinf Crosby in Uiree num- IVugh careful driving ihe|ld ha IVm.l,,,.. I Th* ewimn lantern flih watts covers; wa» the subject of 2| tour of Europe. He denltd th* practical cablnatmaker and deilgn- msRaztne arttdu and receives 300 rumors that he Is fining to retire bers. a hfWt every month Of tht yttt, T~,i • er, and M> fumUtirc wan a refine- |t« own Uiht a.i It iwitm about tnf caution takes on emerjtncy atatui-»«tJ«nt« need fun Iftters weekly Her first film, und live In Eire with his ulster. ' Klnuyo Kanaka, Jipane% *a- dirk depth of the ocearl whfre It durlni the winter m«nthi when <*»»Hi, ment (if prevloui stylei H> *•< you will probably remember, waa He has no Immediate plans for a tress. known as the "But* Oavls" llvfi by meant of nrgani or (lands mow and lee moltiply motarlnf. ™D *^>"t \ wrticularly famoui for hit chilri with Parity Granger In "Roseonna film, howem 'of Japan, Is vltltlrif in thti covA- thiit jive off light. The orgatii ltnA haiarda. |lai»i«/or ind ,«ldeboardi. Today hit itylei McCoy." Currently, she Is appear- for the second time-, Clark Gable dy. Bhe declares that the most like little pe*r1i. Lant»rn flah«a _ ! viiuil ik ill, ^ adaptation! are th* most pop- ing in "Edge of Doom." With all has a picture In which no women have little rommerclnl value, but Blble-rfad- P«nular new star in Japan is June ilar of all thoi« produftd by tl)t this. Jonn Is only fifteen. , appear. His "Across the Wide Mis- Allyson, 8th century maiterJ. loologmtf find them very interest* lng tour haii proved so successful Oyitcr Beds 1 souri" Is completely without femalo Ing. biUming him in about $100000 in When Ueorce Stevens posted Arlene Dahl and Una Turner Althpu|h «jt»ri grow In tk* - / (wo roonttw-thai h* plans lo his cull sheet, for "A Place In the adornment except for a Navajo will be teamed in "Three Ouja IfKjIen squaw However, bis next, watwa of atmokt tvery eoaital Smarted Animal* makf it MI annual afl»lr. Next Knn.' h* requested 20 girls, but Named Mike." itate, about W Mr ctnt come from According to citperimenti con- TRAI NSUCTION KILLS 3 ytar, he will go tfi New York, siwclflcii "pot, too pretty." The "To Pleast a I.ndy," will have Bar- , Tom Bwejl, who pUyed Judy "J nrth,,t, th* lair ewft and QuU «t rrfttntnf, Optnmi.i, , I'v a Columbli imiverilty OAKY, lad. -Three women and Chlcogo. and s number of other girls weie to play factory toilers, baia Stanwyck, Holiday's husband in "A

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    F*Jt)AY, BftCftMBER 23, 1949 PACT •. ••'••*• - '- - • •, , , hmtnr Mn. Hkhert Fetes Held Here; 4 KUchenMmtnl Gift* Som» nrTbi- {KKti whlck hi"i it Snrpme Party Sisterhood! Votes rt rlrtlv with poiillrt •» mttranl. to »•» rk*. br«lit rrurnb*. *w>N. ^|*, Adults Make Merry CA«TtRET - A ma-prise tor ipptf »uf«, Several Donations mil*, rrttm. inj moft «««»t*tiW Mnny ChrWtrrms rrtne Nlcmlec. Miss Julia „..„,. *«» given iTttmtty In honor of kt ttn*filljr kttttr. Mrv A R rll r ;1vr been held by varlou* Mrs. Mnry Rabies. Mn .Jeannette * '' t at the. home ^ ,,,^111/HUons. club* and Aladi MI™ Ann pr<«ki.ra. Ml* "fr «OB. Bwmm of Slmwood Ave Gift* to Seal Sain ,,rletlen during the past Honhif Pivwiun. Mrs Mlincent nue by her friends. are l:iv. .Miitefy. Mis Ftlward Harrington, Mrs fttehwt rewind many , , ,,t Chapter, Order of j Mrs Helen Brandon, Mln Blmehe rl keauUful gifts RetowrtinwnU were V«tf«1 by Chunli Unit ,, stur entertained children ! 7iipmbft, Mrs Evelyn Kenovlrih, Mid accordion felertions At the monthly , ,nh,M s at a fete in Odd Pel- Mrs Ann NIemlec, Mrs. Laura ,i,H William Baldwin was! Qerek and Mrs Sophie fcertes. Irtayed by Ooerge Molnur Jr of the 8l*tfiti)"d ol tht , chius and distributed gift*. Sodality at Pwty J Ocorfe Mom*r 8t\ V1r«ln M»r\ of Rt .. umine^t wns •nrewntf-o! The Youni? Ladles' Sodality of Aitmhg thoet present v*;ii> Mis? m»trlui! Itlcrtintiin Cinirrh 9t 1 M«rth« Rlehert. Wit. Hfrberknnri . .,, Ann Ward. Knreti Bu- Joseph * R. c Churrh held a iim mrmbfTs were wclcnmel by Pred, Mrs. Pauline Mantle, ,. ,„.]•. Uevei-ly SchmUlt, Nan-] Chrlstmao party at the school Mr< Minn ICawnnkv •ml tn resolution* May . ,„,,,!, mid Monty Krysko. 1 wll|> Ulster Mnry Angelica and Mrs. Matilda Felaum, Mr* Vein TVif n^w members iif Sin M "1! rtnm com* troe Ihu coi«- Hinl wns ftt the pinno, j Sinter Mary Dennis as auenli. Mmier »tid *m Allen, Mr° AmaruJ* vVohtachlnger. Mr and I:,Iim Hemsel, worthy ma-i The Rev. Hugh MofTett »d- ( Mtiv MnslmV mn! year, and may »our Mrs. E. Stockman. Mr. rind Mrs t ,,.i dresnert the group. Miss Wllla MI; n numamky hippler ;i A. Strafthl, Mr and Mrs. 0 Mnl 11,,. next mectinu, Jummry ] W|'lsh president nnd chairman of nar and son Oeoriff Mr. and Mrs 'lortHtkm of M.OO »•»« «"n! tn .-ilny purty *ould be fes-; '-he welfare committee, announced '1 TofTmen. Mr and Mjw A Po- Middlesex frmnty that the Christmas baskets wore I,,I members lite of Hllhltfe, Mr and Mrs K dl.strlbutfd yesterday « mli Unit Entertains Herbal. Mr. inri Mrs. H Oretr ot n[ 122 M) «u Kivrii to t!if St Pollowlnn the party the ttlrls 'rms unrMi for Chrlitm»« [.•.m inn Department nf the Mt. Vernon, N. Y.. Miss E. Wohl- went carol inn at homes of tnem- U fnr thr' nfr next m»etln« »-IM be held accepted by the faculty fnr hlnh CMvr her a r'W thM Wtll »(1l Kk wtti onyw* fayettie College. B«ston Pa MERKV wKe omwirt, tors alike will be "snowed DeVilbiss or Holmes where he ii a Junior. Miss Ijleatt ice KI'ZNAK VACIATIONINO t. Walt vm i)w colh rw bocV, If *• Bodnar accompanied them CAHTERrr — Aleiander Kuz- under" and many calli are VINING IN I'AKIS Atomizers $1.50 up CH1USTMAS aiki you to twn« us bttova i nuk. 34 Egim Street, Is vacation- likely to \x delayed. ort bvty, ENTEKTAIN8 AT PARTY j ing oveT the C'hrlstma* reces* Deluxe boxed stationery CARTB3UCT--In honor of herjfciter a busy BUturan at the Tra- 39c to $3.50 tenth birthday, Bernardlne Hila i pha^n School of Pashkin *her» NIW JMtSIY IILL entertained the fifth Krade of the!he is raajoriim Ihta yew in C TILlPMONI COMPANY Parker - Sheaffer Nathan HaJe School »t H party, 'tume and IHu»trattOH. Waterman Pens $i,W np Whitman-or Schrafft's SHs - Chocolates Xmas Wrapped 50c up (JFT SETS BY .V Yaidley Gifte KKVI/ON • NAYI.ON 15c to $20.00 CHENYU IT'S LATE - $3.00 Man Bee D«lb Now $1.98 ... Rut There in SMI Time to I'M Her i Lacrass Implemfent Sets REMEMBER! $2.95 up to order one of our Dresser Sets by JeweHte DELICIOUS ROAST SINGER $4.95 up Tabu Perfumes & Gifts TURKEYS Sewing Machine ; $1.50 up with Chestnut Dressing to take home for CHRISTMAS and Doinestir

    Fine Nylon Hair Brushes FINE LEATHER BUXTON Fine Wfotfs, Beers and Whiskies Me up TIP TOE RESTAURANT WALLETS & KEY CASES LEO ROCKMAN KaywaodHe Pipes $5.50 up Mnsfs Tavern & Upr Store AND DELICATESSEN Rogers Tobacco Pouches 215 iim STREET PERTH AMIDY 4-3492 $1.00 up «3 ««Mdolph Street at Owner of PerAing Yes . . . w« tWl have • nice vwlitr •( th< JOSEPH MIU.BR, Prop. worldi best Sewlnr machine—8INQER . (IF Tree Light Sets Just O»ll Cwteret 8-9690 for Free DeUvery for Chriatmai l>tltv«ry—Voor tlwtne of Sets - 75c to $5.00 cuniole mtdelt In mahocany. wtilnnt, »i 98c up jiiodcrn oak—mid 3 iiortable models. Sclw tier's today! I Ib. P. A. or Granger Tobacco 89c _—H—v—ri ,>Tl L 1-trtablcN from t MJ FOR THE WHOLE Inm *1J2.SO Gillette Razor Sets I $1.00 up Chthfoq %. SMCER VICfiWI Pocket Lighters 1 woe up MM * CLEANERS Women's |f« new, Jti 4U- Alarm Clocks fcfent, tti the ftft XMAS BOXED Chlldmn's theil love DM*t. reduced from H*5 PIttllies White Owls I YUor Cleaner Huhberset Shave Brushes $2.25 up Hand Ckantr 78c up Xmcs deter red account C i on Sel «l (AsrSTOP u BlfORt /;,, ' lay Singer- - Ami Be Save! % Chargt y • fty nothing «Mtro ftr Ordlt! CHRISTMAS UJ • Pay dtwfl what fe «ny f»r you I sEWING LOW PRICES, IOW TERMS, US5 TO CENTKl •••*?• P. h. 447* Open OPEN Every •VttY mn WOT < tt M NORTHWESTERN FANCYYOM

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    Virginig a Lee Fruit Cake V rtA Mb U 7C ».7S Ovfsfanding Special Values for Tfifs Wee* Only/ Buy Now and Sovef ^t 07C pk, I ./J S IDEAL Fancy Xmas Layer Cake 69c OCEAN SPRAY Fruit Stollen VTIA 39c Mince Pie 53c Cranberry Sauce 2 «"• 27c Cranberry Sauce 2 •«" 25c s Breadt i;;; '-•14c R&R Plum Pudding 'Sr 35c Ideal Pumpkin F^ 10c UNCll UNI, CwivtrtW lls pk IMAl ~~ " " 17c Fruit Cocktail T 21cc n T 'c • in Sliced Beets ft. „, 15c Rice Glendale Club rruir V-ULMUII *. «n*iL POu trv Seasonma 10c A r WI-I. •»»••. NAIIVCO . . Premium Crackers 25c Cheese £ 25c L* 79c Asco Corn 51. 2 ^ 33c Slicti, ipreidi, milti p»rf«tly. Full oi fljvc! reaches» c. 2?.29-ai.. «,,can. *oc U;II WHIM-AU n MI ^Q- pkf Jic ASCO HomtilyU iVIIIK E.gporoftd *w* **H. AscoPeasLl*. 2*2T35c Peaches 1ZZ 20-ai. -*'- *)Cy- Fresh Milk ££Li Fancy Almonds Pl , 39c Pie Mix C..,.,.-., I^« JUICe TOMATO 0 <„, XJC Choc Drops T."^ 45c \kl I L DIAMOND B-und ir cllKl1 Mix L* *' 7M1IIU" /S I ' HONDA OC_ Del Rich Margarine Finger Figs X' 17c luCK Walnuts i0I|). tb pk, 4DC ^AN'S .nl. IO-^.. Orange Juice «».... ix WHITEMANS Margarine cT. Cider .,.,„, iUB 39c "„ 69c Sweet Gherkins SZ 39c Giber's 2r 10 r 93c Hydrated Dates S 17c American Loaf Cheese Zante Currants 'X' 16c Olives10IM lloH#d ,.. ,,31c SUN MAID Thin MintsSrX 39c Mild Colored Cheese I5oSt«ll*l, t 1 "T 0llVA -01 packap* I / \rf Olives ,., 29c 14 Chocolates "r-tS 69c Aged Cheddar Cheese Mince Meat TV, 15c *«- 10- 1 7 Catsup 7L k.itu IOC Clapps looos 6 ^.' 83c Patties £Ch^c"^.. 39c Domestic Swiss Cheese Mince Meat "TE. 19c Mayonnaise Asco Coffee £, 63c A l d 4 HOM-DE-LITE Cherries E2 "f^ 55c Bleu Cheese Cherries L a«hi' 0 '"« 23c Richer blend. Ground fresh to order. IDEAL, IU-02. con Gorgonzola Cheese Salad Dressing ,./ 23c Wincrest Coffee ^ 59c Cream Drops TL 25c Pumpkin Pie Spice 10c Salted NutS "-« „„ 19C • Lighter bodied. Vigorous flavor. IDEAL Faniy HUDSON I J__| ^"_Ii«_ V.nmm Facki D ki 1 • n pk«> 01 ideal Lortee ^^ «. Dairycrest Ice Cream Apple Sauce 21:23c Paper Napkins 2 TfM 21c Heovy bodied. Tops them all Peanut Brittle TZ 35c M«l(proof t»g FREE! Rtfrigerttor Cigarettes PoH<"V:;.ri .87 Wagons SI™. «^6.95 Charge Dog Candy ? 9c CondyPops"-;.?,. 19c

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    CamHy »afl She unike* all the time an-11 tn her feet and help me manage: i^n^j w f^^ ^ ^rtak ,ne vour wife will r*tiA this LMIM. rnhiu th* handi at ikllled operator*. 1799, rarrrlng gold bullion valntd rtcvn coirw hurk. hut ti 1 liRrd t> (or she needs advice more than you OraM»k«rg. R. C jlcavp the rhildren If only she do When a woman nets mairled.i a given period a wnman gtti it more than IS.000.000, Thii waa M eight ihampooi. a permi one of the biggeit lo»lei *ver nrf Tk* nr*t wave and ihe finrit mtterlal* fpred by th* company. - ths house <^an and have mv menU j that barm In b to keep 11 decmt '• »l the propW time It wouldn't hf-so1 house and care for her children i Sunday MucU«i «I

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    HCffl ST* FRIDAY DECEMBER 23. 1949

    Kirnlng *«w »»«' Confessions will br tomorrow from th* flawed Heart Church and thr Pimelrate ! li'i-i'l, N. .1 A «rm»# 2 tn (i p M and from 1 to 9 P. M. | Cuthifllr Slovak Sok(H Society 1 •ealfira Ira TV expression "wiring Tnur |MiM|. •"•ilo i (n tl>* HMthtoi Wrn.n, ,h»l nspirln ,,|, .. . nil In by no mmns « modern SuTvlvlrw *« hl« paraus. Mr iif, mU «n file. | J ntlv »n fluori wher* Hnl» Family Churrh and Mr« Stephen Lukach; two with He HiiriitiKl* Clerk 'oPen tn «h*i. tak-n H «* tar* Irrm. but ha» • d«*f>-r«>t»ri;i,ii nntl t» hi> miWb-1' *r*<\ U.S. Future Line Snlt wls once so Karcf and Innfler sink Into the pure* Of tWe Die Holy Trinity Churrh. announ- Ftnhway. and Mrs. John 9«bo. Jr., tt, liln.k JOS, ot fur- leaving prartli-nlW nn stir firei-lnim thai It wn uiwJ ai rtwmtj. a mm K Wnij hnvr a iiwic eft*ct on lh« ces the follmtltiB wrvlRfs: Satur- of r«riprci; nnd thru* brothers. ,,,t \Mmni tfa|. of 4'art<>rel, In C;if«ar's «oldl»r« received a part Tnkc rnrllii't- nftllco C'af Oie <"V»*-- fncr ttlni tV* wewittf away Worn day, I>rrml)pr 24, Chrlitmaa rs- John, of Brooklyn, .Iow*h and ll "I'd Hut, ,,f v, , klririPvi. nnd oth*T organs, Looks Bright of their salary In common salt, ft* llA. hy •fiernnrrt 1. Upman, 8kln#y worn* salary comM from th« Iti Blnplna will bi'frln at il;30 Hloluird. of Carteret. liillnn »».l IMironntit to Inw, fl»»i1||tt the Moiittm,., ,, ' ' raarmff. nnd Robert A. SchUsi moee of the material. TnfW sesi- HTJH YfiRK - n*«pltc whit Tollowfd by Mlrinlsht Maw, R*v. ] i, nrl- linnni nrlce M wlilrh inlil lot« i hitren Avrniic „. \ '" nlTr*«nlng salt. In hlO.'k Will li|> tj.arether out In tlie American Journal rn are applied with a wldt •pp**r« to be • R*nfr(i! ilr at M. A Konupkn will be aiwtatwl by T*n r , «M|,I HHrtn«ft«ipriv /,',' *»« nf Children, pubMatWi or veHltri a special a.p prfr*a1or, flonm p»rmflthil fnoft (iltlcl»| «nd Rl>v. Alexander Burnnt Children C.W.V. Posts minimum prlr, frt»» ITby tlJ'in, . ,'" Otkei fttMi i..-In i.r i»r.'pnrln» (lee'i nnd "(1 the American Meltlral amocls- hif tornm rtie grain and th<6 »rr*rt thinking nn the pnAlrtti* fi- of the Holy Family School will lver- | KiKlfrly ||n« „,."? (Continued from Pn«e One* M-lnar tM« wle. Snlil trtls In ANiri i ^vvnue- wlih n, They report five eaa#i at imnothlng out In the direction ef? ti(t* of tht l!nlt«l Sttt»i. nrw l(»n- In a bill* c*nnhig MS«*« tt partlclpnl'' In the sinning ot ko. Mr and Mrs. A. Kahora, Ni- i.|..rk. fill require » rn«li payment or R ('h»inur v' D( from overdoies tt alptrtft. the |raln Birffinf with a* el»ctrl- cjr thtnfc* »vcrytM|)|'« going to b* rtfh>n convenient to fi««»» Inilt for Chri»tma« i-nrol* aunday. Dff»m- ..I tinn.nft, , • •' cholas Kunak. Steve Kuimk. Mr. henlnnlnn "•ml patWntf were children, anil cal floor rnichln* or with It**! •II right ' •» mahlng Into )*!>•. »«••"•• <* b«r 25. Chrlstms* day nuwuM will TlHtn- riirtlier "nhtloe llml aiima; IIK> Sunn,,,, I f and Mrs. Georae Urban, Mr. and mlr or II By *»ite to mWh h wudl Is recommendid. conffrve at a later tliri* |H •• Vun Iliiren \V.MIII, Were two deaths In th* strlM, thtt or|tttt7»Hnn ti th* T«»n- bf at 7WV II 00 9;fMI Krwllsh maM Mrs. Basil Syrko-, -Mr. tnd Mrs.ihllmiriicil, tile Mayhf ntiil *nntli|. » |, M«lh Cfrrtury Fund, • nnn-troflt •en son Tbt fruit m»y b* frown MA ft IIIKII maw nt IO: followed Cliet Perloll. Mis* EltMbeth Itu- if pfvr«ih(. rl*M t» It" ilcm+Mler a lr| Farm Family's Met raw with fart of th* «gat IMIIM will, ..,; , fliiinnl In fane rtn* nt 1*nr' •«•"!ftV r»et I,,,i, piirpoif t« to c»rry fin idrntlfi* frnrrn In the nfti'rnonn and from 7:00 to '»'»terly. n« ,, :sr and fin a than city famlllt*. to •MVfTKl klndi Of waall brownish lick. Rose Btelow»n»uk, John tnlnlniiiin hliin khali b# rt"i'M(»i1, rw**rrh *n& pibllc fdumtinn on B K) In the PVpnlnR j I'lum ii< I'^r'f JIn.'^r'(if Ihf irfltirftutm wltli MM V,,,, i they e«t If5s meat, poultrj, beetles that burrow hito furnltiw* Ktucliak. Irene Novak, Mrs. Mi- fruit. Brnl vegetatilej eitcept anl *ood*iirtt and are Fated Strecta chael Toth, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1 « WU*p flltlllp.l M.,,, , toel, beatu and peas. fltsrlrwtive And. amid all tht reporH rtfre - Paved Mreeti vtf first 1rl«^ Pazekas, Mr. and Mrs. John Kft- ini> i i r.ionf hv iln> purrhnmr m - Many Al Funeral .mil nil '.I MI,, mnjinrr nf piiri'hnw i.rinaffint i« tin- I'KII.I, v 1 h«bit out In R!ilniati-' nn,..,/, "We now have the highest it»nri Rev J D. rtsnfro, pastor of th*ball M $1,000 for the action Of ^antls. flteve Turk. William Tele- juilirm«nt hi I.I- -an 11 -in.-' , ard tA living ever attained by man," Flint BapU«t Church announced K»IH l» tl.f «nm Di Tin.. thf (rrand jury on ft rharw ffl posky, Andrew Sumulka. Andrew an.i m.xwnrrc KIUMIN, iii« wifr. Two Ilimilrn! Klarlit \ ; said the study. "Tilt that upeelnl Chrifrtmas Day Serv- citfstnR fleath by automobile HolerroMk, Stephen Suhay. Steve lirrrnilnnl", I'l. Fa, for (lie s»l» UlJ«l0« ' Itafl eirris mo1 ices will be held at 11 A. M. when FROM I»uks(h wriK mshed to the hofh Pistes. Alexander Such. Kmll Such, of iniiiUMKr.l |innil«c« ilnffil .Nn- HAW. food, has a better htnia*. better -hniri I nnd 2 will ring holiday 1 vi'lnlicr iS, ID.4H wltli nil „,„) pltal bv the Wnodbridi;i> Kmor- lasflph Koncz. Lonl ! Kady Jr.. IU vlrtiif nf the itioVVf *||II*(*||II*(I rlKlils. l SFWINCi MACHIIffi; clothes, nchools, theatera, mirre hymns At 1 P. M in* Sunday gency Hquiitl bul wati bcyoml med- Louis Kady. William Httar. and Win. in in* illfW'L..il ftnd >>lfllv«M, |tti School and the ymmK people's 1 AND j convwnitnoes than tht average rltl- ical aid He .succumbed u> a frac1- Prank 8klba. I KIII >'II in vi>n- in In iinv wl..» NOTION CENTER *en of any other country, anywhere, choir will combine In a Christ- .III. nn HOVANEC'S i tured skull and Internal Injuries. Commandefs Alex Pozekaa, WI-M'M.WI>AV. THK KIJO-VKNTII •t any time," mas service and party. CARTERET 1-5204 I Coroner Frank T. Kurzawa said Steve Shullck, and Andrew Holen- I<\V N T, A. l>, MINK- IIOIIHUT i,. nnow-N Dynamic Crantry TKKN MI'NIWiKtKt i FIFTY (Mtnrnry. Sacred vHeart Lukflch. on employe of the Pos- csak of the local Catholic War WII mliirli HtnmlHni Tlni» In thf• '. I*. 11/11-23.Jii. | .« VOIiK HKAIMMAUTKRS But that Is nothing compared tn At the Sacred Heart Church j ter Wheeler Corporatio— n I-n. -_Ca-r Veteran Posts t*ke this opportunl 1 1 t 1 Sew what we can do. Right nnw we arc of which Rev L J. Petrlck is pw-1 tcrel. graduate•"" " d '""from" Cartere"'" '>" t j ty t0 fxpre« publicly therr sincere just taking a little rest during the tor, there will be high nuus atiHtah School in 1944 During | thanks (o each and every Individ- march along the toad of progress. midnlnht tomorrow Christmas World War II he WHS a fireman |ua | wn0 provided Rh*u In any America Is a dynamic country, al- Day masses will be at 7, ,8 and 9 first claw in the Navy and served !f(,rm. to all those who entertain- CHRISTENSEN'S wayi expanding, always going for- and high mass at ln:MJm thr Asiatic. Parlflr nnd Eurp- ed In any manner, and to everyone ward. Despite occasional setliucki, . followed by b«tdlctlon | pean areas He was a .member of who attended the affair or per- THE FR1ENDLJY STORE that is what the record showi a> formed work of any nnUirr In far back as comprehensive statia- connection with the party. It Is tici are available. felt that everyone who particip- The whole secret of our constant ated In any form or manner has advance is our ability to Increase mmm POULTRY FARM derived a xreat deal of personal our productivity, our output per satisfaction In knowing that a man-hour o( work," lays the fund. Broadbreaetal TIIIUCKYS contribution was made to the hap- • Wt have stepped thit up from an piness and welfare of our hos- average Of Tit worth ot goods and pitalized veterans at Lynns dur- services turned out In an hours Fancy Capons - Pullet* - Roasting Chicken)) Ing this Christmas season work In 1890 to $1.19 In 1840 and to an expected J1.61 or more in I960. Ducks 5 to 10 Lbs. — (it-csc 10 to ij Lbs. I-EOAL NOTICES , (See chart In adjulnlng columns.) "We have done this mostly by Nullrr of . HIIKARS FREE DELIVERY substituting thr machine for human •iTIM'KIUH DKIIH' \\\l \\. Turning out perfect UrMt kr nga- Telephone—Kah l«f bultonhol«1 it cMld'l play wlttl • «RKSSMAKHR HI IHKOKS sweat and animal power. By I860 Tlir \nmi:i1 Mcrtlnx "I Ilii* Ml", k- ttill (]t!ucFinicnl Mgktt any lilt you we shall be uaing 100 times aa much ,I,I.T- i.f ili.. I'nrtiri'l Itiink .in datlre « SKIRT MARKIHH - Trust l'niii|iiin\ for till- CIIMHMII "f mechanical energy per man-hour of . l,,i. in,I ilir triin»:irilun ,,r imv Mirk as we did in 1890. I-1 liiixlnrun lli)lt mnv runir l.r- "Tins increased output p«r hour }' I hi' rm-rliiiK, hill tir lirl.l II- <>IT1r.' i,r Kiil.l Tnidl r. ^ii worked Ii the only way to make i',...k.. An'tiiK-. fiiiliTi-t. N. .1, on iP- possible higher wages to workers, Tll»«.l:n .!;«tiilnrv ?< lll'.ll III I'till lower prices to consumers, greater I' M I'.ilh nlll he np^n fur mil' l.niir. returns lo managers and owners, 1L0WKUS in.in i nn in :, (ill i' M and greater leisure for all of us." IlKIt !3, l»lfl. SEWMACHINE 'Hie report points to a crucial TIHiMAS (i KIOSVuN, m r I:1-/! :!• Si'.ifi fact: "W« have made our progress up to now because we have had an I,K«, to lack i«am- alone can't buy! provide new services, more leisure." A M. fi.r Hi.' I'l.'rtlun -if IMrnl.Ts 5av* an S*w Can Ktep It Up t iiii thr rimuliiK jvnr \l»o for 11 i' ina-'10i w»»i i( Htnga fool, lo illlch ov«r pint £ i iMiiHai'ilmi «i nny ntliiT liiisliiemi it lav* on V«wr Many thanks for your valued pat- BriiM«n your home f«r the 1 But can we keep It up? The fund tl.;ii may liroiicrly i-onie bi-Corc tin S• wI ns M a. * Mkh ngulolon-bullt-in damv ronage in the past year. May we iMlldayii with aplcjr wreattu mrt'tlnft POIIK will lip iiprn i.l II says we can. And we can do this V M, unil rfinaln uji«ii fur uiie hnnr. have the pleasure of serving you despite the rigors of Inflation and and l»valy floral amtnrements JOHN I-. Mfl.Vliril.l. deflation. for mantel and table. again in 1949. Iwleil: C.irtcrel, N. .1. iiecrnilier I, Our system Is strained by our Place Vaiir Order Now for mil. tendency to go too fir and too fast I'. i:-s-ii-:]-](i, l-t-.io In boom, and to drop too swiftly WREATHS - PLANTS NUTH'K III' mill' HM.V. «TOKE HOURS: OPEN EVENINGS till, tt FRANK'S and too deeply In bust," saya the GRAVE BLANKETS TO WHOM IT MAV illNI'K'ltN: study. "But we are aware of the At H rt'llulur Hif^tlnK < M. . In IliMirr I'.iunI.iu. II I'liun i. .Mil- that both boom and bust are pass- pnl HullilhiK, Ainiiip, fiir. W 121 N. B'WAY, SOUTH AMBOY ing phases in the steady record of our kmg term advance." ^k/ (arterei Aient—F. Vlr*t FOR DISTINCTIVE WJRECHT'S KEY SHOP 77 Htch Street, Oarteret PMktoet FLORAL DESIGNS Man era WaakluK Marklse I'am * If your potatoti show a tendencj Phone KS**l*r T««la • Kr)i Wklk t« to sprout, use «ne of the chemical Wall — (.all It 114 WtaillMiTON AVKMB sprout inhibitors. Tht inhibitors, Woodbridge 81222 < 1HTKIIKT I-T1IU which are sold under several trade, names, have given gocd rejulti. WOODBRIDGE FLOWER SHOPPE **i Cttecidloak Death Kate JOHN C. 8CH1VAKZ, Prop. Livestock health authorities, esti- mate ti>*t cecal coccidioJis causes $40 RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. $ " „«»»»*&&* ttt death ai between 12 and 20 per MKMHK.Il |-.T.l> FI.OWKim I'KI.KIiHAI'UKII A^VUIIKMH V c«nt cf all chicks batched in the United States. Say Merry Christmas with Holiday Greetings Season's Greetings BAUMANN'S FLOWERS T* All to you! To a|l of our friends and patrci^who h&ve helped Make Her Believe in Santa Claus make our year so pleasant—Quf be«t wtehes to you Our best wishes to you and yours for a merry Chrtptqiaa ... a healthy, happy, prosperous New Year { . . and a sincere Chrlstiiius mt-.in.s dworaUve Christmas means gifts and yours for a joyous hope that we may again enjoy ybur kind patronage during the coming year. wreulh.s for Die wuulow, pine and a beautiful bouquet Chr^tmas ... a Happy So that our employees •and we can spend Chr,W- 'for tht tlreplucf, und mls- •LA af her favorite flowers or New Year... and a sin- ma.s and New Year's Days with our fatnlUefi and Uetoe ami other grrens that a Traditional Polnsettia friends, we'll be closed on those (Jays. ' Will ulve your "Opeu Houge" cere'hope that we may Plant is sure to add ex- ' g true Holiday < continue to ppm y«u tra warmth and good during the cawing year! Woodbridge Reo Diner cheer to your Holiday 3»2 AMBOY AVENUE ' W0Q06WDGE Greetings. WD-I-WM "\ i May we suggest that, you GENERAL Ar¥tlAMCES 1 \ place your orders with, us Jotrph Koncx, Jr., Prop. : ^« early this year so thai your, house will be lit for themer- Voodbridfe 1-lUt

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    3. ji r i m -m L., PRESS FRIDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1949

    Til the Chrihtmas Season—«nd the world is Oiled with cheer! The twinkttnff ll^htn of the Christmas Trw*\rlv» forth R happy flow . . . & the grtwns and red* «( ChrteUnat foliage add too, to the wonderful wtor! Everywhere men and women are happily engaged in the fun and gaiety that h Christmas . . . humming the carols that HO aptly reded the beauty of the Season, the children, too, are bright wttb Mnjjt* and \ laufhter la the knowledge that this itolidxy is the merrtni of all! And so—w« pause—in the midst of a time of special awarenew of food will and good deed—to extend U you and yours our sincere*! . . .

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    H'r'ir hoping that the jn\< May nvry sound of the and happiness n\ your (hrisimos carols strike 1/ ( /II'K/I'IIM' morn in/ endure Wtv »*<• /o,w ibtt fill wi sjuippy noff in your heart tiin/ gr>w fur JMII through and hnme. This is our wish Ar»rT (/n't Christmas >c wit I he pnnperous \fill's tn In nuh ami every one. tome.

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    * II'e extend lo you and yonri 1 y l/m iliis lioiiday season lf* We wish you a holiday as the joys and good wishes .Hiiv ''ii' .t'n/* hearing the hriijht ami any for you and cozy as your Christinas of the season, and may the ijolilen treasure of health may the blessings uf Ike 1 coming year be full of hap- hearth—as warm and ///mi - Xew Yeai be many. inul happiness sail your uiiy ing as the Yule log . . . and piness, this Yiilelidc season. prosperity in the New Year. SEASON'S Geis Brothers v Voxel's Family Liquor Store DERN'S PHARMACY Gulf Service Beer - Wines - Liquors STATE COAL & OIL CORP. S 82 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDG?^ 468 RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE 5 AMBOY AVE. AND GREEN ST. WOODBRIDGE V I l&ftkkkkiikkkkkkkkkftkiikkkkkkkkli """rHtS . N. J. Iftkkkkkk-kkkMikkkkkkkkiikkkkkkkkkkkiikkkMikkrikAkkkkl » ;m«iMt«*««i«i€i*iM«'«i«'«<«i THE EMPLOYEES & MANAGEMENT . . Our heartfelt thanks May nv ««'• y>" ''"' OF MOLDEP FASHIONS WISH for your- patronage May ^ . . . and thank you for your I vim and ypurs enioy

    May this be the merriest We're bnmiiii'N over wifl Christmas season ever for meiriuicttt and '\>>uii U'ishff- tjj We wish you one and all \ou ami your family . . . May an abauiianee of A joyous (luistinM OMfll Ike (>est and hoppi"t Christ- aw! )nay you have hupp .happy Sew Yon from iheer be in storo)or you M4 and prosperity in tht of as to alt .-•( you all your Ipwd ants tturitm man ever. Year. this wHiM of iwrtHlb 4Ki/ joy, mid'in lift New Year.

    • , • ,f^ ic Jjquor Stops ME EIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1MQ CARTERET Pitt::

    Taffy Uait limit ftrtjr Yarche$ki at Confab STARS IN HOWDY, MR. ICE DUET Miss Sherry Colgan is Bride On the Ti Fin* Hit Ltit Miitir On Rabw$ Control I.AWTON. MICH -A Iftt 1* ap*n>«> CARTERET Health Inspector At Presbyterian Church Rit<> led more than a thousand search- s SCREEN en to hli little mtittr who hadMichael Ynrrhcskl Attended A CARTERET-A pretty wedding; Tt»e couple Is on n .,.,,,,.,,. :i been lost In th» woods (or almost conferrnrf fftllrd by the 8ttt* niacr in 4tie First Presby-, ** Florid* and will rrM,i,.' "' "Always Le*w Them Ijiarhlm" 1 fourd of Henllh In New Bruns- sonville, . five hour* lerlan Church nt. 2 P. M on Sftt- With Milton Berle In the Icari- 1 The child. Don is i Sto(*r, was wick this week fit which steps for tirdny. when Miss Shirley A, Col- The bride, a srartmii, inu rnle, this Is the story of » tcret High School, «•„, , | found sloping among mold; leaves controlling the rablwi situation In gan. daughter of Mr and Mrs. comedian who risen hv difficult 1 by the Prudential ' I s mill northwest of ills home. Ht this Area was d William B colgan, 231 Roosevelt Oinn:,, steps from bnrnslormliiK on the Newark. Her husband was unhtrmed. Health Inspectors were urged to Avenue, became the bride of June* rural circuit to starring on a tele- of Jacksonville nigh 1I { Mrs. Harold Stofer said her ionstrictly enforce state rcsulatlotu F, Cloodwynr. son of Mrs. Ollle vision show and who <. BM2BM2/C/ , U. 8. Navy * I• r>ii^ dlsappearrd from a vineyard while pcrtalnltiR to dogs. Ooodwyne. .' Elmwood Avenue. .,,,. 1 swipes his malarial from shs wis picking grapes shout S Jacksonville The ceremony was performed 1• I' comedians Thr best of his roii- t> in. Neighbors helped tha family tlnes are » brave monologue at by Rev Orion 0 Hooper, Jr., pas- hum for an hour and a half, then Mn. Zimmer Dies: RESEARCH 1 tor nf the church in the presence a ,itAR show, a turn In a roodshow officers were notified. •.. . -;l of a largo gathering of friends In the, current, ai-iu,,,., operetta and an under-water Uvt State police and th* sheriffs of Former Boro Resident •if n fountain pen Bert Lahr fflve.i and relatives. the Federal Oovprnm-ni , 1 Santas List flee sent squad csr»> At the sam* CARTERET — Word riw been 20 tnitltutlom of hi h«, one of the best thlnirs In the film The bride, given In marriage by (! time townspeople turned Out en received here of the death In Phil- more than tlO.ooo.oon [ his fnmous policeman turn her father, wore a n«vy blue »ult, n masie. In the lead was Douglai' adelphia of Mm. Annie Zimmer, purpose* and Industry . little cocker spanlsl, Taffy. matchinR picture lint, navy acces- "Holiday Affair" a former resident of this borrtigh tribute close tn taiooo non About 10:10 Taffy found th* trail. She was the widow 'of Owne sories, and a corsaw of White most part, the Ferine „ ThK to a mile little sentimental Frisking back and forth, wagging Zlmmcr. A son, Raymond, of Car- roses. cono«ntrebe , "Lore Happy" picked up (ht child. Sleepy and missioner and Mrs. Edward Dolan bride, wu best man and William count for nearly half In this hilarious comedy. Har- hardly swart of what had hapJr.- . Lowell Street at the Elizabeth Pavloskl and Ronald Ihnat seated po, Orucho and Chlco get inno- pened. Douglas was rushed home Ocneral Hospital. Mrs. Dolan 1ft the guwt«. TRAIN BRIVOB FIRK cently Involved In a Jewel Uieft to bed. the former Jean Oettis, of Wash* and are, consequently, chased all I WILUAM8TOWN. M. InRton, D. C. PARTY TOMORROW over New York's famous skyline. freight train pulled in!- CIMII flitt U.S. Nollig CARTERET The Cartcrel tton here and flrcmrn «.•, NKW YF.AR'8 EVE DANCE School of Dftnclni. under the m At Hiwh Traffli Rmrsii Ing for It. The flameK m o«tf CAHTERET -The Holy Family reel Ion of Mrs. Kay Symchlk will of wool In a box car m • SAULT STE. MABIE - Bootleg- Chinch will hold a New Ye«r's Many Golfers, llkt bottlnl *S- hold their Christmaa party to- ered by a motorist HUM liquor ha a Changed US course be Dnncc In the school hftll Batun dlrt\ clean up ind put away th«lr mornow afternoon at 1:00 P. M.away, were quickly rxtm tween the United States and Cans day nleht, December 31. »(j\iipm«nt lor lh« wliittr. 80 whit sharp. All parents arc ln»tted to da. Once it was from Canada to the Yugoslavia rvported (,, do they do with dirty golf balliT attend so that they may sec what V S.. but now It's vice vena. And Fip'rti retommtmd wuhlng with Nt Referee for Botlac Two of the nation'", leading ice skaters, Sklppy Baxter ind their child has accomplished. lack by Comlnform in spi John Law, which once tried to if "Boxing" Is a term us*d by • brush, luktwarrn water, and loip. EiUen Stigh, blend their talents in the Bluebird dutt from 1er it's Journey from north, to south, painters to describe the process is Jusl t,« strict on Its trifftc the 1 UfMti by Matches of mixing paint by pouring it from Tichaikowskv' ' Nlcf-pine Beauty Ballet, one of the highlights of TELEPHONE B-29U EYES EXAVINi other way Wh<>n M.000 pcopU all li(ht^d ona bucket to another several timtl the Sonja Henie - Arthur M. Wirtz musical ice revue, ''Howdy, A mother bf sii chldren, Mrs kinl lite matches at one tlihc, th« to assure uniform consistency and Curella LeSage. was arraigned Mr. ke of 1^50," which is delighting audiences at the Center light wu bright enough to com- smoothness here on charges of telling betr Theatre in Rockefeller Center. pletely illuminate thr largest ttsd- DR. IRWIN J. GOLDMAN without s license She admitted Oarcantiift, circus Rorilla who ium In tht woflrt—Soldier fitld on selling beer to Canadians who nwed 40.000.000 dies In Miami. Chicun's lakttront. OPTOMETRIST crossed the Si. Mary's River Not Hay Otasenf She said most ol these were from It takf* sbout 20 mi'lum Rrres nf Ginfcnf la

    • •*• Buy Y»ur Tickets Now "EVERYBODY DOES IT' iRECiUR For Oar Gala -al*o- ONE rtRfOBMANCE, NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW Lucille Ball, Wllllajn llolden from 3.95 3 Big Feature* 3 "MISS GRANT TAKES • •••• i Hours of/ Entertainment 3 RICHMOND' From 1:M to » Mldnicht RDINE flacks from 1O.»)8 Bel* Lugotl, Titan of Tenors I them, as well an vur othrr RITZ THEATRE Your Woodbfidge Shops are really head- MOO* makM, in a timely, WASHINGTON AVKNDE, CARTERET, N. J. SHOW STARTS AT 1P.M. quarters of value. And their convenience "The Corpse Vanishes' at rarlety, assembled im FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — DEC. 23-24 j All Seat* $1.00, Tax Included easiest selection. saves you time, money, and energy. Shop Myrna Loy * Robert Mltchum here for best choices to make your Cnris> "THE »BD PONY" NOW'SHOWIM. FREE - — AIM — <: mas the merriest ever. M Qrwi sur» H, "MASTER MINDS" "FOLLOW THE 1FT BOXE9 WITH LM QWKtj and (he Bowery Buyi and HatgnUy Wly - Ohwawwe to the^|Ujd,tes_ VCH PURCHASE "PARIS BOMBSHI11 SUNBAV AWl) MOHDAY - DEC. W-tl For Safety In Shopping,, Shop Lrt the O«*»e«*lt • Nlnafooh U(oodbridge Stores Th»t Display JH»N AU*Q«O" ^ Abo'-, Toil Emblem. We join in wirfiitif you WALKING HIIX8" bin! n '* EIU a Merry , PUNTYW WACE OPENEVI MAIN XMAB EVB TVJL • WOODBWJKIK \k THE CHILDREN'S HOUR —: Editorial :- "Opinions of Others

    fc Oar Christmas Wish for You OftDER hls iivrstfvk or Irrlaited ero|». read carefully §11 t in* Reitdents nf lm An|*t»a. how- comment In otir own ever, ran mtrst that this follow rceline doe* mil trow nqfUfy 1TT and other wwspapen on thr new exmitivp order thai til govern whrn thr Interrsu of the fkj Ml4 and their hearts throughout the firm righteousness. mem aid u to br withheld from of thr Irritation farffMti are tu llx- Minif *ater 1(11 Ne C We pi ivate or public houitni proJerU Arcnrdlni (r> the United StatM ?JL !l- nh , t ' "M blaspheme the Son of God unless b*mnt( tenant* foi irwon.< of ,stmas folows ChrlBtmas, we can- on the anniversary of His birth we lay aside V/r,4(her Bureau, there. ha« b«fa color or i ace W* do not under- no lonR-rame decline In total hllt be mindful of the sorry fact the tinsel in our lives and nniedlcaUf pur- stand ho* the ordft Ix to bt up. national rainfall, ihoujh Uwi in-aterial aspects of the occasion selves in abject devotion to those principles piled, particularly In eommuni- are loctltred drouiht or teBi* more and more-upon its tle« having unwrittra bm sen- rtrnnaht r.>ndl!lcmi ArtuallT UK which His presence on earth bequeathed We cannot help but eislly . understood ngrrrmrnH shortage, w nl>d seeim to (ton to us. Wo are His children, made In His that housing Is to follow » pat- nnt so mMrh from t educed rallUB i,id Christmas in far too many image. We cannot be worthy children, tern of »e»r*«»nmi Wf find tlvit ns fnm itreallv incr»*a*d de- , something fashioned of tinsel, of local housing tuthnrttltrs wei. mands on wntn sytiuma whkh worthy to inherit His promise of life ever- - of rich gifts, of commercial po- Biven no advance not Ire nf ih» havr not been expanded for I lasting unless we give our lives.to Him—to order und have so far n.i clarifi- numhfi of yrars Industrial turn, Wr cannot help but fret that the cation ot It »lr rondlttonlna. and irovth M do His work, to preach His word, to bear pr>wiUtlon have affected the -lh«f* In with elrcumslanri's HIP ,ning of the manger is escaping the witness to His divinity, never faltering, micm *. decision Is given thr i-ffect o( >> Al thi. |M>mii ti. n«wt of lit* nd that here is the tragic explana- never doubting. grandstand play. There I* »lv> ;m cn-ased (ir)lllie.s for alortnl, , hut. is wrong wjth the world. unpleasant Uttle Unite ol hypoc- Let us not make a mockery of Christmas. . mirlfyinr and risy about the number and van , Christian dogma, Ood sent His rtrlnklnc w»t»r In Let us search ourselves to determine within rty of loopholes which som to riurs It Is a KpllndfT, thr world to teach, to prove the indicate that the order enn be our won hearts whether we are practicing mnrMwer that even tht matt adapted without loo muili slrnin ,,t prayer, to promise life eternal plentiful of natural rwourtM disciples of our Saviour or whether we have l- l»nve in b~ rnnnervi-,1 and Utlllwd , who obeyed the divine decrees of nlmtnutlon no win effect permitted ourselves to turn Holy Christmas with rnrr in thort. treated with Mur in their relationship with each into a Roman holiday because we have This newspaper has never fell apiiirrlailnn and respect — Tto« ..ml with Him. Certainly, this was happy shout thr convlrtlnn held ChrlsUn Srtfnrr Msnllar. grown too callous to realize our grievous by many earned nnd well-inten- for great Joy among the Prophets .error. tioned peoplf that communitv LOBBYISTS mtltudrs of discrimination ami Thoif »rr nnt .ftitally twice U i (s provided through the ages the May your Christmas bring that greatest •icureHatlon'could be ended over- many lm! three times as many ,„! the substance of all Christian gift of all—a firm determination that nlaht by executive flat On Lhe hbbyM.t »ho rcshtered during < ibservanoe of the birth of Christ Christ's love for you, and through you to surface this orttor nvmt> an un- 1M7 and 1948 as there vtn mem- fortunate attempt to pity lip. bu* of HIM s-nHtc and House nf mber 25, then, should remind us all men, will fill your heart beyond all else. service to the devoteos o! flats. Represent nil rs mmbined," ac« but at the name time to leave rordliv tn « I.lbmry of Conirert plenty of lea*l ropt fnr people researchrri' report lo the Houdk Why Tax Bills Grow and Grow who have no Intention of obey- commlttrr investiRaitni lobby Inf. Ing It. If this Is a correct under- This mrnov Oirrr were it liltt , NOtE—Shortly after January 1. local what happened in New Jersey in the last standing of a bewllderlnii order, i .593 i.ihlm-u in Wash Ins ton dur- |,, i bodies will Wt 1»M property tai rate* in decade. then It seems to u.t a shabby w»v inii Hie prnod. Mnee thw* are 4M how inch Moh property owner to mistreat a minority* hope* nui*. in the House and t In tht tuned to MPP«rt municipal and county Since 1939, the New Jersey, Taxpayers and yeamlnRs for complftv flist- Senate rnt and Mhtolf naxt year Thlt U the cla.xd cltiwnshlp. lonlivlllf I nl * terlM of articles telllnt why property Association reveals, municipal operating , hitvr lw«n pftylni hither property tax bills expenditures rose 56 per cent, school oper- IKy.) Courier-Journal. MASS,«iKH HEART RncKroRD. ill While preptr* r,,i irar* than they were before the war. ating expenditures, 48 per cent, and county WATER. WATER . . . ln« Mn SHU P»rk»r S6. a New* •You never miss U* water till for WIHILHI i!«*iment of a clwrt jnsey property taxpayers in 1948 Operating expenditures, 57 per cent. At the 1 the well run* dry.' wrote Raw ailmenl a rinrtor mBMaUd her n i nil lion rnore than they did in 1939 same time, there- was hardly any increase l«nd Howard In word-, that havt '"""' '"' "vf mrmil?* utter it m the assessed value of property which become a pv.pular maxim Peoplf ^""P*1'1 hp»imu A'ler flv(l mlnulei .it municipal and county govern- f 1 lht do or produced revenue. White assessed value of of appioximatrly a doien north- » '""t "«»»«* ^ «' -«« mi schools, The state-wide property eastern lUtes have become ao.uie- patients heart wa* rmtored to al- ,:, 1939 was $261 million, in 1948, all property—exempt and taxable—rose 5 Under the Capitol Dome ly conscious of s scarcity of water mfWlt "Ml1 bfnUng per cent, mpst of this increase occurred in urn—a 27 per cent Increase. Who :S£ S S.'ta Y wS t*™ Bl^N^O DEATH > increase? the valuation of property exempt from tax- ly J. Joseph GrffcMis virninttt AXTON, VH. -William Pleasant ation such as churches, governmental prop- [I « . ,.,...... ""'«• T2.yrar-olnly Division of Civil Defense.. Warren coiinttirs would travel In State Institutions In this when rrqursUd, iilvmi mid hotel rthlo'i Hlihwiyi of taxable property has been negligible, atomic aite. i ii (axes will Increase or decrease. As the main highway* would over the bridRi? at Selvldrre. swImminK pools mr left empty. Uhu>'s jlnle .id locil hllhwi}] ii! tance, an Increase In loval govern- this means that a double burden has been be used exclusively by military while the two up-river bridges washing automobiles in ^topped. combined make » ijitem at It,- put on the owners of taxable property. First, f?r**s, the evacuees would travel at Dlnsmm's Perry and Mon- TAXES:—With too many pro- and householders are urged tn cm 2M miliv. ol luitirtd ruril rotll jimditures can be "absorbed" by an westward only on secondary tague would accommodate resi- pic of New Jersey having all they water Use to the very minimum I milragr rxccrdtd by golf UlTM they must finance increased expenditures roads. Police would guard and dents of Passalc and Sussex can do to make ends meet Hint New Jersey ha* proclaimed « •i m the value of property being provide the bare necessities of 1 of government. Second, they must foot the maintain order among the thou- counties. Somerset County cltl- stale of cmerneliny In .six heavily ui the other hand, if there is a «ens would travel toward the life, practically all State anil bill for new exempt property. sands of travelers enroute to poplllrtted countlaa. Fymers In rcase In expenditures and the dulguated llvei' crossing. The bridge between Mlllord and. Up- municipal officials are countltm several paiU of New England The result: increased property tax bills. Red Cross would set up registra- per Blacic Eddy. Union County onlmpoaing more taxes next year. have had to haul water for tht it (Eartrrrt taxable property stays the same, Pifulent TniittMi Is also ex- Next: How much expenditures have in- tion and feeding stations at all evacuees would use the Philllps- needs. Muny reservoirs »re re- I'Mlallnfartt k; 1 •rlrtn rrnM • taxes must be Increased to finance river crossings. burg-Easton Bridge and the Rie- pected to come up with a new tax ported less that! one-third full. Tl » ••*. J. creased. gelsville Bridge to get into Penn- program, despite the fan the This oilRht to o|)Piule In I :• |ii ruixiti ^ Jtou •••isrri spending. And that's exactly Each evacuee would be given a Federal Government now i^kes sylvania In a hurry. . mPHiiire w cslabli.sh u kinship o( ' I .1 > 11 M y, <',• fij.ii v tag by local Red Cross organiza- more than 28 cents out of every t ftslInK between the cirbanlle nf' IvMr.i ami 1'ii.h-iirr tions and a record w,ould be kept dollar of the people's Income. CHRISTMAS:—Most of New -•iii-11 I'Uoii Ji :•" lvi 'i ••*< of their crossing into Pennsyl- the eastern United SUte.s Hiid tlin F D. R.'sObjectives Jersey's 21 State Institutions, par- There Is absolutely no talk in western plainsman w rancher, vania and their final destination. I'II I. i . I .1 ^ • «•' II,nl « li*-.*t inn tl i r joyed speculating on how he could dis- ticularly the three mental hos- official circles of endinii wmsuful whose first prcoccupiilion is with • .mor Roosevelt.'wldow of the late Local defense forces, including and unnecessary spending. The In n I al i'.,i HTft. N J , I'm I appear with $50,000. the 336 groups already orKanissed pitals, four homes fbr the feeble- the height of the water table and i'111 , . ,• .|,-i t In- ,\ | a< M.ili h I lhlano Roosevelt, who was elected minded and the Sklllman village propaganda for new taxes em- wtlh ggetting enouul) water for The book is not devoted exclusively to and mon to be put into operation phMtaes that 36 states have ! 111 the State's 566 municipalities, lor epileptics, are prepared for o[ the United States for four of the busy life of this Christmas and anxiously await- adopted income taxes, 27 states Ins the annual visit of Santa have adopted general sales taxes -..•s some interesting sidelights on couple Mrs Roosevelt payg a wlfdy mbute moving. New Jer- and 20 states both sales and In- YOU HAVE A SOUD BACKGROUND Clans. sey's 21S First Aid Squads would come taxes. i in the White House in her book, however, saying that while For weeks past, ward attend- WHEN YOU HAVE to her nusbandt be rushed nearest to the scene Unless the numbers nf the ants, nurses, cottage supervisors he was ambitious and enjoyed politics as Qfthe disaster. State Legislature are told now v member." and administrative staffs have Routes for the mast, evacua- taht n«w taxes are most unwel- a game, "throughout the whole of Fi*ank- been working In their free time, 'ing Is the revelation that the late Un are alreadyon paper. Resl- come to every cttlxfen not on the , there never was any deviation often spending their own monej had pet (ScoilOmles, such as never Atlantlc, public payroll, additional are a certainty. 'i' ••••• i.ss are rather inclined to believe On the other hand, the E otawwr. ni and a prolonged visit from Soviet questions are designed to JI,1(,.W r Sovltt Union '!!<• hints of an attack. They seem Thi families of patients are will undertake something to punish the the - Eastern Mmt if trouble eomes, it will occur ur.ked to remember then' Institu- recalcitrant leader of the Yugoslavian peo- tionalized relatives at Christmas Thin year we're wishing "MURKY CHRISTMAS" < .southern frontiers,, of Russia, ple, Premier Tito. in Iran or Turkey. By Don lo more cuslomerh Ihan ever before Most Predictions Come True GLAMOR GIRLS IZ

    u V off*** and defensive tact.es thlnj! oTttje^ ^ ^ ^ ^ The "probabi y ..... L».i Mini /inAO The WoOdbridgc National is a busy bank •MMCd on the known, and still to is correct in his prediction but that does these Yuletide days. People are opening ••••m •"iHid, versatility of the pllotless, not mean that the United States c&n junk new accounts and Christmas Club}>; de- all of its planes and wait for such develop- missile," decl»tt« O>en L. Martin, positors, ^rawing holiday shopping money; ments, It is easy to make a prediction of merchanW, coming in for change and bank- •anufactuwr of Baltimore, in a things to come in the scientific and me- ing their receipts. Yes, indeed, .this looks contained in the annual publi- chanical reaims, and, through the years, like another happy Christmas for Wood- the-prophecy will come about but no one June's All th* World's Aircraft. bridge and its people. Just in case, we don't '#il Martin forseet. big planes, powered knows when and, consequently, w» c&hnot see you before Christmas, we want you to await future developments in preparations know that all of us here at the Woodbrldge • ' energy, and guided from afar. 1 to live In the existing world. National Bank wish you a most Merry pilots,.he sayi, will be largely^ Christmas and a very Happy New Year.

    MM Wins Nobel Prize , Motui&Tt December t«, will be obwrvwi, «t 1M MAIN 8TKEK1 r hlltDr Yukawa says that the wnow nouon, a leftll holldnj- by buiki In New phyrfdii taw a vising Pro- J^ -^ ^^ parUdM „, ^ Columbia wrsity, has been changed since the the the i for Physics for his neson. He points out: 1(111 ic« oi an elemen- of "It is very hard to distinguish I'iutiele, • and energy. The neson " ' and energy. We know IDGE NATIONAL BANK B, that they change the "1 in t that tl» whotp,¥i»t*«*» MBMBBB be i AftlUU VHOSIUI, OKTUIIT f*AUIU«Cf I the •s lia PAGE TEN , ftfcCSMBftfe 11 IS49 |fj -~\ a.i Kerriot Corn Hybrld« gather fn rfew YWk aftw Chrliit- Matt tm short. Iri the final minutes with a <>'v 1.200 fnl|ht tnd mht for Its trip .went In «ngut the St. Elias C C. Thrifty, rnodtM^ly frtttwd «ni- In University of Tillnoli tests Dooil of Minute Jump bill at the circle following n , Downtown rrni „... milt krovtlt. «* rirtrt *ltaM| l|ui it^, J. • i atari thcli nlht corn hybridi proved bolter for uflltersllles of llllltbU and North- j 'Mi g ictesalul fref tfii'ofc. western drtsuWeMtVe rtays, Decem- m«at for Ircninf. A iixn Bnfin •»ve wopped nlin.vi ,., t am «1) ov or the United Stlttl illiK* than open pollinated vartc- Honey Russell. Sfton Hall tutor, b«r 34th and 31st. Downs St. Andrew's »«i to ftt flavor, Iwi txtwifv* IhOrt Itlt 10 y»»r, .!.„, Vint [ ih> <4»v Mxt Uci. Court Rule is Seen Mid hf thought It was not a good After two previous ChMrtnws li not ntMttarr. rifle and polntwl out where It BUIM trips, last year to Miami ahd in - UA YORK--Sum Barry, Wti him In one (tame and hurt In nn- lM to the irlldv^st, the Timers evenliiK, Dereinber 14. the St. Ellas coach flt the UniTersttj of ottitr. returned to start off league rinV C. C. defeated the St. Andrew's South California And chairman ef pnitlon with four gime-^hinlrlB basRetball Mfh of Avrnel In a VFTV the research branch of Ult ha 1 streaks In. both seasons, althoutfti tthilllttre gum* Rt the CarWrrt tlonul rulf« rnmmittee. t!tls *H*k Tigers Disappoint they could do no better than .split High School jymnaslum Elmer told tiipmbem of U* M&ifcpelit ever, during the'tfmn. irlade KWMI a foul try In the basketball Writers Awodrttofl the Prlnf>toft Will return East to lait rhlmltf of play to break the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ciinptil two mliiutt rule #111 I* In Early Contests tie Bnrt jive th( ileelslon to the raise the curtain «lry ipeclsliits exflilk thlt mlttee. also said tft» ruts was no nit last Saturday bowtd 8-1 to a kullck. c 1 0 • 1 grtatest leMing ellinmcy reijuirei Kood. He said the JWw haw the Boston University nquad which Prepulnlck, rf . 1 0 2 solution, i'o;xn^ a fbuW player to Hn competitive nnly In the first CIOK «tt«nUon to the iloek. Irret Remko. In 1 1 3 ular ff«dm| pauses cnwi to t*k« huta. In 1 0 8 Movev«r, both teams h»vi> more a ilmllat 4,tt|Utfl* toward produc- t»oll. if 2 3 1 u> improve aitalnu tion. fleibert, «'.... 0 0 0 opltonents befoif le«(rue Orange condemns Bnnnan, Th« Family NtKt Door... ^ * under way after 18 '"l 41 Me* Years farm aid plan M "Internal can- ST. ANDREWS i40i The varsity basketball team will cer" Q J P Rosenmltr IK 4 *1 9 Boland. rf 3 0 6 We h«vf n plnn nf HAVIM to Armoui, rf . 1 0 a «»M»fv ill InvMl"!"'. Peterson! rf 0 0 0 lippnMtn Tiiy bf mixtf Hi uny tltlti >WASMlN(iT(lx| In »hy ninciunt In person nr hy tnn'l BnloE, r 4 t 10 ttx met ami mulntnln^ 1? 6 40 thfup rlrirl nil«(lflrHlliin»; I—A slnmt nn*f)r|nl stattn i—Ciiinpftrnl, fi'otinml'nl mm- Our rurretil iiridfttd rate Is !t -- S11 fit l*ndl nff |)n 4 — Ahlllly In meet wllltilrkwal ri>- |)||MI» 5 -Sntlnfii lory 'iirnlnis pow»r I—Sn m>rv!r# i-hnrff^i nf my ItIri.i Per Annum UNITED ROOSEVELT Christmas ts the time of the year when people all oVfer the World re Savings & Loan Assn. jolce With their famUles afid frirnds T 11 COOKE AVENUft CARTERET, N. J. May this Christmas ph)te to lw a "Mew ... We'll C» Home and Call Cr«dma! Joyous one anjl the New Year briim nn abundance of good health am! t Good idea! By making those Long prosperity to all, WHIN YOU CAU LONO DISTANCI It will Distance greeting calls right now, *e tara you time and aid your operator If yam ODR HEARTFELT THANKS can give you much faster, better ser- 1. Give yovr long Dliionct optrolor Hi» (•!*- FOR YOtm GONSIDERATI, vice. On Christmas Eve and Christ- phoiw numbw of Ih* party you'rt eating, wklfl- •ver pomble, PATRONAGE mas Day, circuits and Long Distance 1, Tall h« whether you wont a pwim-lft-p*nali operators alike will be "snowed call or will talk with atiyon* wf» awwtn. 3. Wait until th« calls you back, If *• odrt fat to under" and many calls are likely to hang up b«couie all circuit! art buty. he delayed. COOPER'S NtW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY DAIRY t 1 VURK MILK FROM (Hit ims Tarnlni tut printed matter that b of Miwdtciitty tilth TlIBRRtDUN TKSTKI* un\> qdiHtr, UfcM yean of experience. Our npetottm, built MIPDLESEX AVKMT SHOP AT CHOPER'S over the years, Is yow assuranee of a quality prlntlnr Job. 1SELIN, N. /. "For Favorable Impteutoni" MITUCHKN «-2UI MIDDLESEX PRESS It Gr.EEN 8TREET WOOOBB1DQE, N. J.

    Gala New Year's Dance Lou Jacobs And His Orchestra m Bring the New Year in Right w Welcome GIFTS for St. Cecelia's Recreation EVERY Member Hope, Love ami Peace,. Center ' the true splendor of 0rfM Of the Family inas. let m make tfeoae $ OAK TttEE ROAD AND ROUTE 27 live •». with tui opeii dw»t.. * PAJAMAS - ROBES • HOUSECOATS 1 SWEATERS • HOSE • SUITS a warm hiurfdagp .';."I^ DRESSES • APRONS - BLOUSES ISELIN, Njfi token Of the D*y, Mftrty Qff^itigR NfOODBWtKJE TWt\ MElVtORIAL CHAPTtl #St ofall. ..al TS • GLOVB8 8JJP8 • PANTIES - WU8 Grow*, TIEB MUFFLERS Cli»TAIN80 • GARTERA BLANKBTS Djuabled Ainericaii Veterans ; m m rH MAKERS'Ht /vt. V' MBHMENtS

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    At this season of the year, this is our sincere wish foi everyone*. 59 48 17 Ik*, mid uwler If) tin. a»4 May you have a Merry Only llw lineal young turkeys air Pilgrim Artm they'rh' p alwayl s » plumpl , lendeta r anril finefi flnvnrrd they'rt Christmas, the hippy com- a must fll thousands of holiday dMrnfrs. TVy »rr prie«>H it low panionship of Wed ones, us inaikel rusts permit for lurlcryi of surh sun*rh ijiiality. . i Rffinrmlier, Pilgrim Brsnd tgrkey« are available nnly at A4P! the warm fellowship and Pilgrim Hratvi trrtthlff 4rtt»m, r^nMff to t^mmk understanding of friends. unkni

    May the New Year hold for These ready-to-rook turkeys are for sale only in our Uore* you • full measure of hap- iWiere meats are prcparknged and you »erve ynnrwH. piness. WMi ir trtiwr half lit ml vW«>-l Ml '^"Hnm^ s From all of ua 5IW at A&P. 4V< S under 5 Ibi. 49 f (VanltaiTT Sauce % -'i > 27 Fanry Foul ° "I LIKE A & P's V I I rait Cocktail POLICY OF i (ling IVarhes 25. PRlCl-MARKlii Prime Hill* of Bocl ' ^ (ling Peaches >°« Chuck Roast nr Steak ton. ,„ ib Vk Q\kkens imMi a ttm un* <* *i • 19* \p|>!e Sauce Aipuncy EVERY ITEM" So Many Women Top Sirloin Roast ««""«»• R> 85c Slieed Bacwn s«m»fwd 2 wi b Pk«i $5« lancy Pumpkin AKP 2901 c»2<«25« Chopped Reef Pm.be.n.«MY ground ib.We Pork Sausage i'"i R> 49c M«M Hart let t Pears i»«» Toll Un . . . Pot Roast ••«•<»> cimok-noiai >dd«i ib 79c Frankfurters »»I«N Mince Meat Non,5u h »oi pig 19c 2101ia.39« With the price marked on every item, C Lamb Chops **> <» shouid« ib 79c Cooked Hams in MM I to u t» it's ea*y to see whit you're spending as Mince Meat AW 9«pk 2fo.29« 8 you shop . . . easy to check your pur- Ijeg or Rump of Veal . , it. 59c Smoked Pork Butts I'illsbnry Pie Crust . « , » tet pk#. 17« chases against your rash register slip as Fancy Geese .....*> 63c Boiled Ham si«*d you put them away. Thus you can always I- loiir O°"< **•*•'. rl«k#n ar Pillibury 10 Ib big 89« he sure you're paying the right price and Fancy Shrimp L«'O« ««• fc 69c Fresh Oy»ter* frytai d»i 35c HM*I n- 7S« i lour Stinnr'>*td-«H pu'P«M 101b bH69c getting everything you pay for. That's mighty important these days, Don't ty^ I'llim Pudding Ikhtrdwn S lobbini HbHnJQc agree? Hell's Poultry Seasoning . . . i°ipk«10c Stuffed Olives fcmw-hm »»o« la. 39c Plain Olives **•»• <^«i*29« Ovv M/S FrmU Sweet Peas w*»'« 17 wean 19c (ioldeil C<>rH A&PUntY-cranulyl* 20ot CK>2tol 27"! Sweet Com lona-c»«m tlytt 20ol cm 2 •« 21c Hitter's Butter Lima Beans w»« c-.2io.23c FRUIT CAKE I'luinp red berries that make lib tttlo. 1 aY A&P's Dairy Center is full of coun- lord Mo« Siring Beans hm* •»>«• »o. "n'J' Mo t cw 33c For a last course or a la»t-minute gift, Carilnlly aiif lor Mir »oi year Kvaporated Milk wutHawt t.»c.n2'or23c Jane Parker Fruit Cake is the last word! Sharp Store Cheese n> Mclntosh i\pples Seedless Raisins *»' i5o.Pk«15c Mince Pie m • Fresh Eggs ^Si^T - Florida Oranges 8^4Tf River Brand White Rice ^ , . not.ptf.10e Pumpkin Pie «<«• *• 49« '»• Pineapple Juice A«i»and. u<»<*>l6e 46«.^37« Blue Cheese »*P.t««fly *>65« Gra|»efruit ^r ***$* Apple Pie '•«"'»' iu« 49« Urs«>ii«75c Orange Juiee . »•*• em2•«2W «0Lca«25«> Ched-O-Bit chniifowt 2*»79e Potatoes M*in«-u. s MO 8inchilM89« Christmas Layer Cake . • White Onion* f« Umato Juice •» n««.2*21« Sliced American • • • « « • * 49c :•« Christmas Star Cookies « , Ubby's Tomato Juice . . »«.«»Si"33« Imported Swiss • « • • * • %f-5So Sweet Potatoes 24 bot 23e Holiday Fruit Stollen . . • White Table Gefery Tomato Juice Cocktail '* " Liedfcrkranz •«•«•• • S ok 85c Aniae Drops light aim dtwy 'i bi. pkg. 39o ei> Pascal Celery MI** I Campbell's Tomato Soup . Bahy Gouda *••«••» ( ." 43e Springerle Cookies Hoi pkg. 39c CM*. Ann Page Tomato Soup . Camembert MHIIMY Md loz. 35o Yellow Turarlps Stlllf illg Bread Mad* «xpre»lly tor Hulling poultry 114 fc. loaf 19c CalHotma lot. i^ISc Jack Frost Sugar co.i«iion«ri 0/ B.O« Ib pk« 11« Whipped Butter Sunnyriaid «ojwpt0« Fresh Dates Strawberry Preserves *"»'"• >»>i"37e CBMSIMAS ^ Sparkle PuddingB ».c, v.miu, **«**& A*P COFFEE Delricb Margarine « «- w •» CANDY & NUTS \Wj Top off your Christmas din- Stahl Meyer Beef Stew . . « • ner with a top coffee value Thrill your youngsters, .... serve bean - fresh, Ritz Crackers t N*bi a fill their stpckingi with Custom C;ound A&P Coffee. K ctndict and nut* from Anniversary Cracker AssortaeiitN^tib.5T<» A&P. Put plenty on mum oil ma »j»c 4143c your holiday table, too. -Neotar Tea Bags MI a*«i ^ »' w 15« I*I- •• T ^ZT? MiDtUULK . *>.,«:!« fckM Our Own Tea Bags K^ PH «M« 14« P^ »M« 39O • It duutaaltripptf tl5f* BOHAR . . . »b..«5e 25 '••v Ja«e!»«rker Potato Chips . . ^ « Christmas Hard Candy , , be«oiiai3>.83<: Ciuger Ale e-*d.or,,wwui* n^ w.- OuiitiMs Candy **t ^ IM ^ «> iar J ibi. 89< 2ter21 Ynkon- 1 Noxon Metal Polish . • • Fancy Mixed Nuts . . , , • ik.»iiobi«4^> BraeUNaU . tw ti.^uB33o I H :. 091 fi\ /iTI ANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA i:MNNI

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    Marstnallows Pur. JwHt^ Whole Chicken 1*. ,».- • n lift. 27«:- « :**?.'.?.SW ..«» Wrtirht AM»«%,near Caldwell.... veterani IA New Jersey who are' all this," say« Conklln, "U that colnnnement are also given aiif- switch to placement*, n Chiropractors will srvk legisla- melting rwmplwffient and other w« who are trying to do the Job of rtelfnt clothlne before being writ fCapitol Dome tlonal services, referrals, ur tion In 1950 to be licensed In New rtjrhta. la available at local office* giving the public facts about the on their way They also receive ,¥' frnm Krllt.orlal Page) tranU, slutablr work, or Uixublf Jersey by a separate board the of the Division of Veterans' Sen- w»(tes. In late nfurnonnn when proiram get so uned to the tech- thr turn of $25 In spending money Id vmlrttc. Othci.s dismiss same ns nurses, dentists, opffi- Ices. . , . The New Jersey State the officials relax they might dis- nical terms that we let them slip from the Warden along with frtv metrlsU and pharmacists. . . . Parole Board announce! 120 pris- iprnsnhli- u-cr-ks. contribution cuss voluntary elrctlons, wage Into our conversation and our advice to be good in the future Clarifiecotssmeod Advertising * !*ptporUi, ruicnigo provisions, and not become entanglod In the Educational groups are taking oners, fnctadin* nine murderer*, *OR *M.v, TedlU, eligibility, waiting peri- COpT woonnsUDQi pvntjaitttfa qo. < ' law. Increased taxea In New Jarsey In are enlitblt for parole consider- ,*crWlt,"iiIlowi»n<"p ; or dlsqtiaHflca- ods, weekly benefit amounts, or W* «»• In w new calendar qunrtm JREEDOM: — VOfii lodustrl order to secure an Increase of ation. . .. Now IR tii« time to in- tft* prwtolons. JERSEY JIO6TW: State un- paMlkkcn •« Perth Alwb, th William H Conklln, Chief of out prUonem refctttd frwn the $34,000,000 In State aid to schools spect «h»4t pt«# for weakened WOODBOIDGE INDEPENDENT- ^iJajCtfkV Public Relations »nd Swt-etary of tn 1B50 .. John Ooulri, of Maine and broken branches, according TKi.BVAVj ^§ on$..«nnthi r about excluded serving thfir ttrnu purchMe totaled $6,583,737 In November, LRADER «kplifhv*nt, experience ratine the Division, whose ordinary con- and Paul C. Johnson, of Illinois, to State Cciniwtttlon Commis- P«rf«tt 1 their own ck)tWn«, to make a a slight Increase over the Octo- CARTERET P8E8S bUV»VlfU •Hnilajjjtyg units. claim status, versation Is always full of new head trto Us'- of out-of-8tate sioner Charles R. Brdm&n. Jr.... lanminKe. discloses that, such grand entrance In the ojitolde ber figure of $8,575,507 The mi M«th i etnplrtpm' words, iranU. Job speakers scheduled to addreu 8*nta ClatU will arrive tn West- RARITAN TOWN8H1P-FORDI opaque conversation ROCS on all world, Oeorge W, fast, Prtson Curtis WrtKht Corporation has analysis. muss sppuratlon, maxi- New Jersey farmers durum Farm- fleld on the Jersey Central 3itnt« BEACON over the country In similar of- warden claims. received State commendation for mum Bfotflts, mtrlt ratlnus, and i ers Week .January 23 tn 28 In Claus Express at 7:48 P M. de- ivAfHlMO fices But the prisoners who refute the new air traffic marker recent- Nuoiifc opening*. ly Installed at the Caldwetl- Trenton. . . . Assistance to new cpmber M, for a celebration being THREE NEW8FAPER8 Thr unfotrunatr thing about or are unable to worK durtM their working d 1 1 Or The ronversatlon £2 Tlm« tic p«r Ittt* hS'i. "?*-"'"""" " Tlmfi lit »« Ik* H*ln Str»»i TIItlM It*, ft* lift* T ••« P«r'll»l (YEARLY CONTRACT) tiM—thrf» ptperii He p*r 11m rutty FOR (Minimum "pure rhnrf«d~lt lint*.) Clmntf "' <"»py «1lo««d monthly. 'n 15 l«|l«m in a line—flvt woriH.

    ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOB naynl'ln In ndvanrt. Bli-#|il|(jni art CLOVRH I.BAF1 IMMI m»d(> fur pnt»hll«' e*l »vroun(« only. 1 Irrc([\iUr liiifTllnnn will b» Jfi-tloa. Prln> linnon I M,, rlmrn^l for at Hi* one-tlpit rait. Hnttttmia, Cr»nf,1 for th« actunl number at UiT VQn 8AI.K- tlnien Hir > will b» ippr«olat«d. W.rk ADVKIM1SKRS OLASSIFIRD ADR ACCMPTBO TO SiM A. N. WRDKICIOAY WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 most oftpurch«i«d irtirn •* ' and to* daily pip»r, procttic«4| -t by 'round-Un clock Sewing Ceiter f"""^o staged by the Exchange Club of I Appliance Repairs • Fueral Directirt t Oil Bufier Strvloe • Roofing aid SUIig t M(M< «t the bikini indmur'i Westfleld. ... Members of the uett an mad*, wnpp, Democratic Stat* Committee will TH: WOodbridte 8-0S32 OIL BURNERS ART TILE CO. utod, and told within 24 24-Hour Emergency 8ervlce Frank Hovanec's meet In Trenton on January t U> Nlte: WOodbridte 8-232S Henry Jansen & Son DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE m KAHWAV AVENUE On All Mate*. approve a new Constitution and SYNOWIECKI AND NOTION CENTER WOODBRIDGE All Work Guaranteed. Tlnnfti and Sheet Metel Work by-laws Republicans will hold Clarke Repair Service $1.75 a Woek Will Buy Your l!lf A ipoaft pliwd under th« bit, REHlHi !• RATION Funeral Home Cad Us at Rooflnc, Metal CtlHnn and New Btwing Machine BATHS KITCHENS a 150 per plate dinner at the Map en a *>«p dish win k, Fupaoe Work M TTOXHOI.KS MADE RUBBER FLOORING Mosque Terrace, 1020 Broad ep fc and AUTOMATIC P. A. M4I9-R - 4-U1! IMP dry and prevent *,,,, J i' WASHING MACHINES 46 Atlantic Street IIKI.TK I«P IH'Chl.KH COVKHBD Street, Newark, on January tt, to 588 Aider, Street (QUALITY FIRST) m*Wng. When tht ipom, ,™ '*>8$ Rahway Avrnue, Avenel, N. J. HalAauf raise funds to overcome a great soapy, It can b* wtihed oui .1 - AuthorlJfil l.auclcrrtll Service Carteret, N. J. RBPAIHKD AND Phones: WO-imi deficit.. .. Commercial scales m Enflnerelnf and Maintenance Woodbridge, N. J. dishwater or *iihwner 1, : Expert Brndlx Kfpairs Bi.ROTniriicn New Jersey will be tested In the Telephone Carteret S-5115 P. 0. Box MS—Metuchen E. W. MM WO-IUM soap is not waited. Telephone I-1J4* 67 WASHINGTON AVE. future by a new heavy duty soole Carteret 1-72M tetslng truck placed In operation • Builders • Pet Shop Itn* Cart by the State Division of Weights Tratffc C*o|mi,, Finltire "SINCE 1995" / and Measures.... Dr, MtroM Mirer o( th. Am,r. • OUR PRICES CANT BE BEAT Typewriters I lean Initlrute of PUnnin( Oftit I COMPARE ANYWHERE! BUY ON THE HIGHWAY CAPITOL CAPERS:-A person AND SAVE! New Jersey Roofing "BETTER USED CARS" sajl Uiffle eongtition rm h« wt. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING who *alts Into a grease pit at i Ually solvtd by providing "p(rk I i GARAdKS BUILT Our lay-away plan will hold your Company gasoline station Is either blind ">t MACHINES ladllUtl at Ui( outer fndi n( ir|0. i , To Your Specification! lilt for Chrlatmai delivery »t pre* negligent, Superior Court Judge Roofliu - Brick 8Wlm BOUGHT - 8OLD - RENTED BERNIE AUTO SALES alt lln«l, thereby reduclni u Christmas prices. Only % nnall 11 Easy Terms Arranged Joe's Pet Shop Dozens of Machines In Stoek John O. Blgelow has ruled. . . . trattle, . . NO DOWN PAYMENT depMlt If required. Metal Work Generous Trade-In Allowance, 409 AMBOY AVENUE Christmas Carols are being sung Mi - K>«4> - lopplln - Himiint Eipert Repairs. $25 DISCOUNT WITH THIS ADI Frnk I>«lll - I. S. (iot't Ixprrlrd 309-313 NEW BRUN8WICK AVE around the official State House Winter Brothers (>re Mratti - (ialnra - I'riaklri P. A. 4-IM« WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Christmas Tree every day at Wajnlde Furniture Shop PERTH AMBOY. N. J. noon. ... A very Merry Christ- H«f Production K. & S. Construction Co. Blrdn - ('•(«• - Snppltn Wdge. M»2t — S-1021 A hog production program tin I 103 ST. GEORGE AVE., AVENEL Highwaighway 225 ArenelAr, N. J. Tel. PE 4-«21t Eastern mat and a Happy New Year from I5« NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE to all my readers. bt varitd to (it the Indmdm! iimi| * WO'8-3190 Open DallDll y 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. PERTH AMBOY TEL. 4-3419 Fhone Woodbrldie «-151' Typewriter Exchange ptan—dtptadinf on th» Ubot, TINSMITH AND ROOFER • P«ltry • Secretary Tobln urges $100 tquipmtnt and tranasrmrit thi | ATTENTION 171 Market Strtet cor. Madison monthly perslon for the retired. farmer hai available. Landscaplig • • Poultry Hwint and siding work HOME OWNERS! guaranteed PERTH AMBOY J'IK lUhway 7-5130 Save salesman's eommlsslon or CAKT. 1-7265 JERSEY TURKEYS Why Pay $300.00 for a Taxi J &J Poultry K)R Parkway $150.00 Job? TINSMSAM - ROOFING LIVE OR DRESSED LET JOE'S PET SHOP Nothing to pay extra for WOODBRIDGE FRYERS, BROILERS AND PAINTING - DECORATING Landscape « Nursery 12 TO S« POUND8 1438 IRVING STREET, RAHWAY E. /'. Thompson ROASTERS TREE SURGERY £. Link WUliam Murphy 120 LINCOLN AVENUE 99 Wedgewood Ave. FEED YOUR DOGS AM) ( ATS^*™ RAHWAY 7-2177 ( ARTERET, N. J. Now is the season. Don't, neglect Boi 1M|, Lake Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. MUCH MORE FOR MUCH I.KSS' your beautiful Trees WO. 8-2J78-M , FRESH DAILY GROUND Concrete Call Metuchen 6-1898-W RAH.7-M49 over and he heard his mother ask' inn, "Had enough of being good, Rtgs Henry?" HIGH TEST QUALITY Radii Repairs CONCRETE • Lember and Mlllwork • DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Peeling it to be a trick question, HORSE MEAT.. "> 20 METERED RATES he answered casually that "... Laboratory Approved would be fun to see the fellows Telephone CA-S-S08S First ', Mile lie Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel again, and Just sort of all over Washed Sand - Waterprooflnf Each Additional >4 Mile . . 10c relax!" She laughed, encouraging 8ANTA'S NEW ADDBESS; AVs Radio & Television him to go on. "Hey, mom, well, can Lime - Brick - Cement - Platter OFFICE; 44S PEARL STREET 1-11 E. FRONT ST., KETPORT, N. I SALES and SERVICE I do It—you know?" WOODBRIDGE, N. J. At the "8URPRI8E STORE" Where You Can Buv: Woodbridge Lumber Co. Authorised Set-rice Engineer She kissed him, saying, "Yes.' THREE ROOMS OP BEAUTIPUL BRAND NEW Fl'RNITl Raritan Mercantile Only the Best Replacement Parti Henry yelled "Hooray" as he1 ran Used Into his room. Oosh. It had been . — PLUS — .Corporation ' Woodbridge, N. J. All Work Fully Guaranteed worth waiting for after all—my • A NEW I»M AUTOMATIC WASHER OK Phone PK-4-0375 All Types Tubea and Batteries la bin he hated girls, though. Ugh! • A GUARANTEED G.E. REFRIGERATOR FRONT UNI) FAYETTE STS. Teleph«nc: WoodWdfe >- Thtre were some very important Stock. - PERTH AMBOY, N. J. matters to attend to before he was 14 PER8UING AVENUE quilt ready. They wouldn't take so All for only |, Drug Stores • CARTERET, N. J. long, but the waiting would. H.e Sum surk'd unwrapping his packages. t Radii aid Tilevisioi • Thanlu to mom, life was really $279 fine. Telephone Woodbridfe 8-1M9 •WITH NO MONEY DOWN and |UI Wwklj Avenel Pharmacy A little before 12 Urn night Mrs. CAR RADIOS AND LOOK JTHAT IOB OET! By Shirley Sargent Ellis, noting the silence, went Intto 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE TOUK UV1NO UOOM: t-Vv. Spring Conilrui'lol l.hlim !:• Woodbridge MOTOROLA AND PHILCO Let Us REVIVE The very nicest thing about Henry's room. His lights were blaz WQODBRJDGE 8-1914 Henry Ellis, Henry had decided, Suite. Kml Tablet. CockUII Table, Flour Unp, HI""' l'i•" Standard and Custom Deluxe The Exquisite Beauty of Ing but the boy was asleep In >i Drapen, Hiattcr Hurt, Ktt. Liquor Store was the fact'thht he was nine years Models In fttock Your chari drawn close to an open win- ONLY HU COMPLETE JOS, ANDRA8CIK, PROP. old. He possessed another attribute dow. She walked quietly over be- Designed to Fit "Your Car! RUGS • CARPETS PaymenU H« Weekly! PBSSCfilPTIQN'S variously described by his mother side him. A whole month—thirty Complete Stock of Domestic Convenient Time Payments as stubboinnftsi!stupidity, and the YOIIR BEDROOM: I-PP. tUdrooffl lulu. V»nltv l.aiii|'«. M" UPHOLSTERY I arduous days devoted to being good T.lilc. Dratft, 8c«tt«r Itugi. Utttrcee and BprlnK. CK WHITMAN'S CANDIES and Imported Wines, Beers result ol a one track mind. 1 —he had worked for this night, and ONLY I1M COMPLETE . Anderson Radio Call CA. 8-63(2 To get something he really now he was asleep with the sum ietii-.fi Him - Greeting Cards and Liquors Pa»MtnU flJU Wtikljr! 414 Anboy Avenue,'Perth Amboy wanted, Henry had learned from 574 AMBOY AVENUE total of his dreams In his lap and Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 JOHN LOKOS experience, he always had to work fists. Soundly sleeping, he lay baoc YOUIt KITCHEN: »-P«! Solid Oak Kltohen B«t. 3M' 8«i <>< WOODBRIDGE, N. J. All work done in your home hard and long. P-sterlng his In the chair, in one nand a noise- Dithea, Hl'c. Bet or Silverware, Etc. By Appointment Only. mother for what hi wanted came maker; clutched limply in the ONLY ttf COMPLETE MMOSD JACKSON r*raM*U tie Wattly WOODBRIDGE RADIO easiest. other, a large horn. The box in his "Why not, mom?" he begged. lap contalnlnd piles of confetti, And doxeoi o( other outAti to telect from!! AM) SON Music Instruction • AND TELEVISION while reams of paper streamers t Service Statins • "Why can't I do it? I want to more PRIX BTORAOE — PICE DELIVERY than anything in the world. I'd be were- laid neatly over the chair Sfe,; j; DRUGGIST SALES & SERVICE Children and AdulU • Home and Auto Radios so good you wouldn't know me." arms. There was a ridiculous paper SURPRISE STORE Finally his mother gave in to his hat crushed Into the chair back by 88 Main Street LEARN PIANO • Amplifiers •Television 7-11 FRONT gTBXET, KEYPORT, N. J. Kejport 7-3d2« endless teasing and what she con- his head, and, on the table near and Keyboard Harmon? •Expert Servicing We *** |M*««4 •• Ik* HIM, OPP. THB P«»T UKKU K jjj# Woodbritlsc, N. J.: In Mr Studio or Your Home sidered Impossible promises. him, there was another horn. It JOSEPH P. KOCSIK Clarkson's had a white card tied on it labellei OPHM D*ltV yilO* • A. M. TO • I', *• u Thoraufhly, Pleasantly "All right,, all right," she said, FRIDAY AND lATtHOAV • A. U. Tt) • V- "• Telephone: K0SS4 452 RAHWAY AVENUE "We'll fee j£ can be good lor simply "For mother." •V.u oaln B ° Holohan Btotfort Rita Just barely listened to him a unified, acrou-tht-boird k •t Leaden y OF GARAGE before demanding, "Now be a tur- I ram of rtitarcb now la It* psUo't Must* Shvp 8t»t«andAivhaltBoofi tle tor me, Henry. Crawl like a y«ar that loyelvtl Wk by mtU IAUNCIN6 AUTHOWKBD WSAiW Standard Kw» Pnduota turtle and pull your head In a Mari -and MltaUiU la II MQtb*r» h m Ail work eover»4 br thtll." So Henry crawled all ovar Itttw, . ' .- the apartment like a ^rtle and WMMridf a PHH and WH» an* UafcUHy wUbed he'd kepi; dulet-Ilke a Cor, Aatk»)r Avmue and turtle. The ttjir" U an* #»> The dayi crept m«k iurtnh Uu fci and Henry, knitt Wt tabif .re tw6 1

    hristmas

    The season of glad cbeer and good fellowship is with us once

    again—and everywhere we go we see aud feel thin wonderful *

    spirit. Since we cannot shake each of you by the hand to

    give you our good wishes personally—we take this means tb..'

    ••• » ,- express our hopes that this Christmas and the coining P^H£

    Year be one of continued good feeling und mutual understand*

    ing that has prevailed during the past year, To contribute

    towards making this Yuletide a joyous one, a Christmas gift

    will be distributed on December 23rd to all our employees.

    MA£ GERBER President WOODBMDGE SANITARY POHERY CORP. A DIVISION OF GERBER EN' WOODBRIDGE;, N. J. MAX%ERBEH, President ml- •'£ t tefwponn Worcestershire 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until to pop open. Strain, preserving as lulre and elder. Brin* to the boil- 1 egg firm When ready to serve, tum much of th. pulp M possible. Add Ins point and '••, teaspoon scraped nnlon out nf cups on a plattet and gar- the sugar and stir until dissolved. Buiterrd brenri crumbs nish with chopped parsley. Boak the gelatin In the cold wai-er White Fnilt Take Search It Abanitrml About S teaspoon bakina powder for « minutes arrrl dtsadre In the t Run through the crab meat, Rub Potato rnffi hot cranberry juice. Add the l cup butter Th« hunt tot mkVi ktk by m the hard boiled egft yolks In the 2 cups riced potatoes chopped nut* and oelery. Pour into i cops sugar Amtrloan t*pe*Kl»m ito Men Tour Home melted butter Add .the vinegar, 2 tablespoons butter Individual mokn Chill and serve 3 cups flour abandoned. Th* toaVdf wn on lettuce with mayonnaise. l cup Mack walnuti «>uld hardly bo a better '<; cup chopped stuffed olives pepper, salt and mustard to taste. 2 eggs called off tftmr It lafi tit fruit- 1 1 cup almonds chopped for entritatnlnn than this ''•i cup chopped almond. ! Add raw «gg yolk which have been '', cup milk less Mureh on M«mt Arint .s IT «et«on So. whrtlier you ''a cup mayonn*lse beaten, Vi cup of boiling water, Bait and psppW . - W«ss«NB««l 1 pound ptmwle eut fine tai. Dr Aston J.'«Witt, it- \ ttfe inviting twenty guests or five Seasonings egg whites which h*s been beaten Pew drov* onion Jtftt* ,' '• 1 pound dfon eat Hie iirti misiioWfry1 trOm Ortens- ? H t* dlflkult to find any fonn of 1 teaspoon lemon Juice Add rooked egg whites which have Stir the butter into the t*Uto 1 eop water % tmOit cfcMteff cherries bora, B.C. who led tb« search, MM serVir* more delUthtful than Melt butter In a double botler. been chopped. Add scraped onion Aid the well beaUii afrit, (Mi Utt 3 whole doves 1 twapoen vacllra extract tMnks «N *ood»n ark which tht • informal buffet rappers Here are add flour, mix well. 8ttr Iff milk iind baking powder. Add crab milk. Season to Utte. Beat. wefl. Vi teUpoeA altoptae 1 teaspoon lemon extract Blwlt lays rode out th« gfta* • 4*9 recipes

    5,191,000 colonlen of be*i, two per fn "Bleak Houst." If there is the Inm mil'N cet bejow 1MD. with irerift pro- ish cliff! overlooking liM tlNll, Uw touch of a plann ; , ,, duction per colony at i rat* of ^ Charles Dlckms compoatd mtaoh *t oaued by atmoHplini ,• : • loo The last few days of the Christmas Shopping Season 41.1 pound!, compared with M | David Cupperfteld and Ttw OM hot and dry. The remmv r ,i pwmdi In 1*4*. Curiouslty Shop. h a humldlder in the n-mn

    The fifty-two white n,.v, made of wood covered with ivory are upon us. Perhaps there is still someone for whom or Ivory-like plastic ii,,. keys are no lonuH- madi I; CHRISTENSEN'S ^ •twny but are plastlr or hunli ilyp(j j "THE FRIENDLY STORE" black. Both sets uf k.-v, ii IK 1 you haven't chosen that all - important gift. cleaned with a damp dniii 1 Keep the propped lid of.i.

    down when not In use n, k |i nut dust.

    GOODWILL ORKETIMiS The Friendly Store Offers You These SANTA ANA. Calif W|».P. i,, shoppers return to tlcn pirk cars and flnd a ticki i im the they are deligliUd. The ti.-ke instead of bfiim ninicrs in .i;^-1 In traffic court, actually .iir C:I,M.

    man greeting cards, il.ii t i [ltt, by local traffic (iftlrci.-.

    Blw While The giant sulfur botttirr., '•: blui whale may be 100 fii't ling and weigh ai much a* IM) tons Dm u about 50 times more than an (It- phant. Even the newborn bibf ] whale lomellmp* weighs enht tom, which i» heivie» than '«> : I:J» elephants, gtcor/lng t« the Wojld | Book encyclopedia.

    SHIRTS & i Santa Cluus is here again! And he has brought gdong • a park rrammed to the overbrimming rtith gifts of ill SPORTSWEAR | varieties. Come in—do your Christmas shopping now. Arrow See whit a value-filled treat it will be. Tm Val McOrcgor Gotham from 3.98-39.95 (iold Stripe Berkshire SUNBEAM - GE • HOOVER Blendweil Costume JEWELRY & IRONS COMPACTS SUNBEAM - TOASTMASTER SOCKS Rei—5th Avc Interwoven Holeproof GLOVES TOASTERS m&ir, : Canadian Wool By Shallow GILBERT House '

    Meyersmoke SUPPERS UMBRELLAS HAIR DRYERS GLOVES (or all the Storm Hero GE TELECHRON ' . family Botany MUFFLERS CLOCKS tm OIK vnv*ua\ oisoil of that* cords todoy! For BABY % SUNBEAM SCH1CK For SISTER Pram Robes Blankets SHAVERS PUBLIX BELTS Huntings or SUNBEAM GE Creepers Mitzi Frocks SUSPENDERS Kaynee Wear Le-Roi Socks MIXMASTERS 91 MAIN STKKII Snow Suits OOD JEWELRY SUNBEAM - UNIVERSAL TEL: By Hickak COFFEE MAKERS

    SUNBEAM - GE a. WAFFLE IRONS

    Cannon GENERAL ELECTRIC TOWEL SETS a. ?** Sheet and WASHERS REFRIGERATORS TORTHEFINKSI IN Seta CALORIC AND GE MfRRf CHRISTMAS *zm\ RANGES WREATHS OPEN EVEJtt NIGHT GRAVfBl AINKI ^ P.M. ' TiLL 9 O'CLOCK - POTTED PI'AN1'S f m hi COUONIA rtJUfr MARKET

    ' > 7 J ARTEHEl* FRIDAY. DBCfiMBRfc 23 1949 PAOI Carteret High School Cagers Split Pair During PasFWee:

    flABICS FURNrTUHE i3i OF THE YEAR By Alan Hrates Pull Surprise Win SahdorV Babies H. Yiirr 1)1 153 1M Beat!No>laii C. Anderson MS 10 9T M. Piecr.v*! 14* 103 143 TtO \Qter K. 6fC Totsert, 36-32 Make Clean Sweeps 3 Keats 1*9 174 118 §CH*6gPg* 745; Lose, lCWiunM.t—the Pirates pulled WllgUs r unexpected and knocked ttvisuWn, g CJARTKRirf^ia<*, dOTffl to the I 831 fill oil To Hamilton fn tn,,,is o! Columbus \cm?n right ! Campbell Hitter, »he Carteret Press went PAVL'8 BRRVIC1! STATION «0> !,t flrto place In the Centnrl #*dhwdiy ntjht when the; "let" T. Skunko M l4t U0 CARTtRKT ~B*Uln| ail ». , ' i,pftitue. OuUrorlng the (t r Sliilbt'ft D»lr» ttte. all three p fop 1M 130 102 50. the Cartfret High Sotaal ^rulers b? t#e ilim margin of 1 I 33 Hi*** tor it perfect flight 11 tfedwk* IM 95 109 MI Irut one ami wan ',, points In tt»e second quarter CARTRRET St. Kllas. Palrons by J*rtoi}»: Critter's h«d to *th it l»st qh*. R *ubehhelrt)*r 121 10S 173 >ni week iJist frldar ntfhl ,,l ngntn In th* flilrd quartfr, the and the Pirates were the winners A * M ahd they did, to move tnemselves Ival tytii tlw combwnen, ^,i,, emerged triumphant by 471 471 4141 In last week's Junior League s 'oresters up, a»ay front ihf last spot. ".ipp^i IJV the new ruJes, ha „, ci(isp seoir of 56-32. 8—24 (tatnn, the St. Ellas and Falcons tfery fceek we hn»f an honor in the \MI thref mtnutM fi| ln :hr necond (fame the A A M CAffTERKT PRB88 (0> wlnhlng by lop'slded scores while nil for girl* thnt bowl «n '.n HsmlltMi Townahtp. W IM ,m molt an early Iced to bem the La Ruvw 151 150 131 the Pirates came through with a i N»xt of margins, one potnt. of IM or better, ahd this *eek has>' ',., ,|,.n, 30-24. Led by M Oladysz PoU . 70 W W <.polnt triumph over the Blark- Thfti on Monday rrtnlnt. ', ,, . expert plvnt wnrk of Zabrt, ohly » «>llRht rh*n»e. At the hHd Udiltlak i t [r a. lit »* H2 htwb. a hnme name ll»e> WMlKntUH ,,' A At M toweni wrked thr ball l 121 T 1SI Uil the Midget League saw the big- nur boy^ Mil the Jackpot Iff gest upset this rfa.son take place int Ni.ni- P:»infleld. 4T-J4, 4« 802 PIRATES <3) when the Uncolns defeated the In ihf Hamilton nme, AI the half j O r SAKDOR'^ D*tJ»+ (3) I league leadlnn TruthanlUs. 12-38 Pwt un 'i flvf-pf>lnt lead r ...... 4 ten" In averag? 141 ISO first period 10-5 Bill lh* 2 M. Milled 122 . , . The league leaders had been , f 2 RowWr 161 91 :tK">d a uttlr rallv al their 3 wilt meet 8lt«rs In the first game 1 H. fclka 1*T unbeaten until they met the 4 n the w.'ond period to Me 0 and the A A M tower* will lake! ficphle Kf,it.i 151 M t>meler 118 M* Unfiolns ... In the other Olrls ,,(,!,.!• c .. 0 iiiirr tt 18-11 eHcli 0 th* Knight* of Columbm tjnln-1 Truay 191 K. Itdrvath ISO "& i letjue game the second place icltuul. C 3 1 tet In the wcohd gamp. ! Kay Horvath . ISO Washington team drew a step Psrcd hv Stan B>«rtko who 0 ili'll- K 0 The schedule follows: ! Bert Stojka 14T 528 558 5731 C|05er to the league leaders by Ml \br rnrcls fcr 15 polnU. 0 Illinli. a 0 Ret ftehedulr for Week of Hetty Morris walloping the Jeffersons. 45-14 mbi cntlnicn! iui*ctr«s^ t^r tht fhf 2nd game—A k M m K of C 131 IBP | T>am No. Two, 8-S, and Team No. 0 P B. Stojka r J7T 180 •ntutes nN'1 thru J*l« All other leagues recessed for US . f 0 4 trounced Team No, Three, 29-4. ll!nn au'irri knot'-(t the «c«ri Christmas. Competition resumes 501 526 580 f 0 TeiA In the Olrls League the Nemlsh 29-20 Hnmiltni> followed January 3. 1950. »tih two tiis«rt< »nd a foal ssko. i 0 W CUTTER'8 AMOCO 3CRVICE (11 Girls continued on their merry Knidzerski. c 0 30 O. Rffllto i ,1}I 184 182 *ay by outftcorlhg the Yuhasi Dunn, c ••• 0 at E. Brady 140 118 Girls, 29-13. The Nemlsh Olrls thref mlnuifs if play left. Lnk.n-11. K Meiturrd against tot itcrtg* Mullah's LlUhr Btofe 28 B. Lakatos 11& 129 128 still hold Rn unblemished record. Kasklew rtnif to life midden J. f a falne of the good* transported, rait Paul's Service 21 B Balpwlcr. 127 1S4 158 The Debs rebounded after their scored t*o biiskeia but tlBW A.. ft 4 (TMghi ralei art nnw Wer the*!Cutter's Amoco 17 previous defeat and trimmed the out and Cart ma was behind 0 t»y v*<* twtor* WHH>* nnd Ward wni> the big guna arteret 0 ALT S l>li.RHS ..ilvs/. f 2 A. riiftlukii CARTEUET 'M 1 M. Knrnt-y O M. I'rnkup Rasklew, f 2 0 tlaiir.nl> k 0 Kohv . ' H. Ward, f 2 mi, f 0 'I'lklllS. C 2 Burlko, r I 1 liMI'UKSR IIKAITY SIIIH PEAKING O'Brien, w I 0 Rozzrlle, » 0 0 2 1 ABOUT SPORTS 11 11 (I. K 2 HAMILTON U by Mtyer O P 11 Taylor, f 1 1 The publicity department at Rider College In Tren- Colton. f 0 1 I34I ton sent us an article this week on Harold August Belike, f 5 0 a 3. Dnnntukr Nowack. c 1 1 .117.111(1. f ... o Perry, better known as Hal, son of Borough Clerk Ous Wllwcl. c 1 1 2 tflnittt ivmun. f Perry, Hal, as you know, is a regular on the Rider court J, Farr, i 4 0 iiihack, P., \<>e!lek. t 4 0 quintet. Hhomunn. it H. Fair, K Eartka Cm SfliAP HAN'T NO, I l?> I'lllTKNRT IMtl STIIHI, I.KXil !•: Quoting Salvatore DeCanio, press Burnt for the ,i at th« urlh'i center li gtn- 0-rin . HI K Rider Coltoge sports dppurtnient; 15 i i in part bf the drop^ng ot ,. iiilllc componentt toward tht "Introducing Harold August Pi'iiy, a Rider court- S-'orf Lty periods: • n but largely by radioactivity, ster who will see plenty of action. He Is the 28-year- Carteret 10 8 r it li imyoulblt to penttrata got i Hamilton 5 13 921 »SS old basketeer from Carteret, New Jersey. • Referee: Coffee; umpire, fi,.iugh Into the earth'i cenin SIIA'Elt P.KhTNINfl T. WthlJAMH (II henelll. ••termlnt Iht he'.J. Nw Ump»ti- Clwn "Hal, who attended Carteret High, was all-state ath- kl i ,s been calculated by m«ai- Bin lete in basketball and football, '44 and '45, not to men- CARTtRKT ; ihp radioactivity al meteor- llorvjtli tion his baseball and track activities. 0 .Much are believed to be ilm- Rasklew, f 2 •liif earth'l vor*. "Perry Is playing his second year of varsity basket- Bhirite, f 1 ball for ftider. His reputed aggressiveness at th^guard Ward, f S KT*TK K. OF C. Dural, f I IAI:THI:I:T Miiiinik position earned him the regular berth In back-court i'.tp KaVo . Bartko, c 4 Hire lu let li.t L.i.i'n dtp un (laHn tactica. Hcalaluls G' 10" tall and carries his 171 pounds Mevett, c 0 Kar|>ln»kl • rll:ir tUiri limy mull ix • n:ilvnn<«i>n pltlnij and a U. 8. Army engineer and served in Frankfort, Ger- 'tilU Will bt many, where he continued his basketball career by playing two years for the service squad. Hllrni "Perry has an excellent set shot which, incidentally, ! KKE PARKING il, Thompson .1. Krtrui recalls his most exciting basketball experience. Four I;KAR OP STORK years ago Carteret High played host to North Pialnfteld

    FIISTKM WHRKI.Kn High School. During the course of the g^ftie, Perry poltUMBN I paused to attempt a set shot from the side court. As 1. Illta ... '" "M

    " t .... • ••• he sighted his target, a glare of sunshine came through Ffrrarn SltllOllli ll WBSTVAl't) IUJ the gymnasium window, temporarily blinding him. Blln.* . Ill Because he could do nothing else, Perry followed lli.'i \ through with his shot. The ball cleanly found iU marjc Mlllk and sank through the netting for two points. For trie For the c, Slomku J. K I la ml I'HI) /benefit of the Rider College basketball squad, ,we sin- [•;. D'Blirlllu cerely hope that Perry has equal success with his eyei iPmn Reels sist K Cloyenu «tCtB I li. • Foi the SMttcts • t(l>IMi:H( IAK Ittmte. 768 I.BAUl'Ei open." lee and Rotttt (tkatei NOINKKKH (ll uf TrmnM Sundry Stuff.— The singing of Christmas carols Blrmlmtliam V-. W $16.75 4 .-. to FoilMiaillu punctuates the air. Goodwill toward all men, Another • For the Golfer • timuli's K year is slowly drawing to a close. To all our friends, "tfftldlnt" a»« "Wright * Is Simple Inmirunre Dlta»»" Clubs J Sarxlllu Mtn'n associates and fellow boroughites, we extend a very Habit's Furniture Is Uitiioitl merry Christmas and a most happy and prosperous H Doz. Bilk* ABC Rc«ulU HATT'S (1) New Year. H. M iave it to the ladles to A. Mudrak Karrft t|«h Re»ervf» •/iitil Animal tatmiM Boxril. J, Meaveu Ram are. mun'a worst anlma! U. The American Banker^ aiwcla- pick the right gift tor Him. tfPPtf Harrlvan reporti cash re.ervei held by I twulM- In the United Stale, alon. $3.50 Beauty VOtJ TO American tgmm sutfielent to re- the loss d-* h. rat* <»eli year I. • For Tennis Players • Hiis year he will get a K Pharmacy S7N Ktil! data*'" Plumbing tire all outstanding (arm debt. | $IB9.OOO.J*» "Spaldipy;," "Wrleht * DM k»-k out of IHOW things and "ttawlliu" 11 AiNDT'S >at he really can use The MELODY CLUB R. pi*fiihptm«r ( V. $3.15 > «y day and hot just on 120 Main Street , Court)I in •ptvial occasion*. Bitttrtalnmettt llnd ..-•-. Baskelb&lls S1.7S > usual, L. Briegs & Sons KOOIBRK'S PHAIliU'Ary Von," "SpaMlng 'SeiB Onanlit P. Uul>nt>«rg«r .. . 11H 12,5 Kubbrr ve the little things that NITES H. Bano» it 8« EA make for a ))|g Christmas. BttkeHalls S4.95 JACKET8 - TIES Malls Sk A. Btojku "RH'ON" Kuiumb SWEATJB18 T K)CK8 A. Sees Sl^kterko Our sincerest wish Is for Sox S2.95 BELTS-8HIBTS Slmrkov . your health and happiness Hauling EVATH Uiu Uuliduy ik'a.tun and (or (Aft vtth thi" N«W Year- T,i On "Khoitite E & L 7! SERVICE TBCACOPBODll •«»JH«: •""mfrn'^mwyr-'' ••••T^:;

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    « "HI MM. Klrilly, f 8 Hlkhru, Ktfali, o » in Anderson WINTER teteM lane Scnes Nemyho. K .1 • nidi, r...... n flMtlt in Newark j m-mnn, if.... 11BD 8TAR (»> ., I M.i.lijiln, c .... a AltlWi^'l- plM RK- Ono of IIIP novelties FLOWED S'lOMIHII (.'») 1 I l->l, a- .. :. prixJUctleo ^rtor i; Kpciiln. r J lan Audi i<;,>n will Mm; ni 2 l.«Hn- JctTpr»on I—tl (JNK Fi-anz Llw.t. Mitilled vrirAHi (Hi d'Arc mi Buolicr' IJORII U, Uvlnt ( PlItATEH (3») & th* Stakei V HUilvi'tn. I. aiiqknuBii. r .Vtiirlun, f h. Pule, • "Kcnr dnwnAtlque," a. .1 HndiiK. f 1 I. Ki<:Uur. « . Skltlrti. I "GoMen CrtsUd — Butter-Like II,, hns n French tox' Worn', r Hlnln>t>. '' d^f Humus, and iflte; VIII*o. If THItliK (t> ^ tKnnnl cflrr! upon K Y u lii>«?. I IMi k<), K . 0 • lib, K In It the Mnid U. HIU, f Ihinilrmiimi,, It Shout to an to the j EVERYBODY ASKS. "What II. Klr«H> I a Tytli, '• J« SIRLOIN STEAK ^ 39 Of hoi Imminent tor- holds It up?" Transparent Si-iiri' In I" IliMlK- Htuplro, t HIiAUKlfAWKS R nnti rrlrv 'Atirl yr1 Nrllll.ili I BeoUh tape, of count, and Hi VllhUHit 0 «uilirlogl, g FT»ncr'" Tlw Ann thror K. lUili, f 10. Nol||««». t the newest holiday (ad for A Mnkkiit, r the MnwlHfR arc hi'Hi<1 •triples* occasions, acrnrdtnt KHIIS C2HI .11. Mtdvat*, r tter rrv us tlii> aria U li> rxperl Alyn Wayne \>t S. I'l'oUIITCll, K BACON «•*• 42c y thf TiHtlo orchMtra nn < «_ One . J. Keimn, R BEEF UVER ^ 39c FlurtnU' Telftrapli Drllvrry baton of Tlinmiis K Srhrr- Three .. t:r. I! - Ann. He Illustrates here with I :\h MIlMiKT l KA IW|e," plus matching hairpiece Ka'klnv K ur&xiux tm FAUX'NH SAUSAGE A 35cVEAL CHOPS ib. 39c rvi High of «wett p»»v-hdth bright U 21 cned by red berries arid liny ir,VJfHl.fcTTI-)8 (10) Mitnn. r M lft)i-lB«a, I' from Spurt PHK< •liver livliiS, f Wklkor, g Dowlnki. t • ZUMAN ABATTOIR ii.n*isrtmr, i ;uii|>lirlt, I hull t, i"' i V. 8. OtWD-UBi In«»««ilnn No. Zll Ncilei. . Ili-Bmii K • i <;inKI>, f Trumii/i . . 5 « U II atrd by itylt expert t Kii' fnir, '' . . fVI 1 Suukmnn. IX ' Wayne. Tlitjr white or- M I.. Mukwlnxkl, it chldi (phielinoptl*) ire , I 8T KM Ideal (or this mitehlni 8 18 34; For the house, it depends on how TWO Ui set of earrlnft, necklace M Ynvornky, f •e. Cuclicnplli; Umpire. you "deck the hall*" with ivy to ob- S TuLli I. Yavurakv. f tain • rally fay holiday atmosphere. and bracelet, wltk a Miirknvliy, f Here'i a new hallw IV Idea by holidij nott of holly berriei and [eatherllfht V»nishln| Horse PFD'i dttlfn chief, us.ru English ivj, white carnatlom, pine cones and plaitle belli tied with A LIMITED NUMBER OF NEW : ii losing ill horiei and metallic fold fctw*. I filter than the country is a t wituome Mtowman of styrafoim. From lino to 1945 Kansas dfcrrj.'i'il by 88 p«r cent, ; Bradley saw Atlantic defenses :c student enrollments seen | by 82 per lent i will deter RKKn^sKor in future. rxrrofllnR 3.000,000 by I960. DESOTOS - PLYMOUTHS SEE THE NEW 1950 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 3 YEARS!! TO PAY TRADES AUiKI'TKI). METCHIK MOTORS TELEVISION at ITS BEST Your Authorized DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer RAHWAY - 446 ST. GEORGE AVE. - NEW JERSEY Now on Display at BOB'S Open Evenings Till 9 O'clock — Sundays Till 5 P. M.

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