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THY WHIM UVB—YOU LENlV YOURMOMEY" vyMe Inbepenbent - leaber hfxh Today ruhlUhdil Kv«ry Frldaj PRICE FIVE CENTO NXXV.—No. 9 l'!tit«r(il MN Hucorul rliui mRttor WOODKRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 21, Will at 18 Orfi>n Bt.. WoodhrldKn, N. J. at I he Pont oniee, Woodbrldje, N. J. ;|), Aides AtCokma Ceremony Honoring Servicemen, Women Decoration Scrap Campaign Led By Mrs. Peck DrivingBan spccted Day Rites Brings 438,520 Pounds In Year Is Again WOODBRIDGE—During the c»l»nd«r yrir May 18, 1942, hroiifh May 17, 1943, exactly 438,520 pound* of tcrap ntetali were v Army :ollected in (Jio Townihip, itir Salvage Committee, of which Mrt. In Effect On May 30Chester Pctk.ii chairman, announced today. MM. Peck hut been oeries Of incMeiKI* aided by Mill Martha Morrow, Mill Claire Ferbel and Mill Mary Connolly. A breakdown of the poundage collected, •• lubmitted by t ( It V i Animal €«rem«fty Sla- comrfiltleel , tft"W fBilDWIfBilWIT New Order Ai DIM- _ t Show Results of Train- "In the big »prin» drive for the year 1942, which occurred on ted For Sunday At Re- May 18 and wat carritd out by tolantaer Irucki and worker*, 87,360 tic At Henderipn Ra- poundoundt of scrap were collected with a net return to the Civilian De- ing For Emergency quest Of Federal WMB FFem e TreamrT y of $305.$5$305$5 . At thihis timi e a donatiodi n of $50 wai madjr ting Last Janilary to the fund by the BloOmfield Scrap Iron Company of Avencl owned WOODRRinOK—Although the , l>IUMIKi.K — Woodbridgc WOODHHIIHiB—In complinIHC by Mr. John Rotella. ' )U police department lit* yesterday , !,||, Defense Council's vari- with the rei|ne»t made by the W; "Another all-townthtp drive wat held in the iccond week of Man-power Commissioir that n< October, 1942. At that lime 226,180 poundt of icrap werecollevted had received no official notict of .,., i-|i-es were observed at work Memorial Day celebrations be holt which netud the mm of $1,0(7.81 during the remainder of 1942. the order banning all pltnattKt* "1 '',' ,,|,| |, officials of the SUte y in the country on Monday, BO tha 44,130 poundi of jcrap were collected from (ime to time by the driving in thin area, wh«i --isV-1-^ ,', ',. cii'meil, the Civil Air Pa- no time be lost in the nation' townihip workers. Thii brought in $201.16. In January^ 1943, acute gnsojino shortage eJtilti, '; ' ,,„; Army officers, and from war plants, the dale for the oh 8,260 pounddt were collectedlld ; in FebruaryFb , 7,310 poundi; in March, Police Chief George E. K«tll)I ^ • j:,-;itii>n«"»H passed their tests 3,500 poundi; in April, 8,100 poundi; and in'May, ai a reiult of the servimce oif Memorial Day nnd •th said he hud order.ed his men "tO ,V'jf lUiiig colors. ' , _ bi(( icrap drive carried out 6n May 10 by 26 volunteer trucks and 72 dedication of the r.ervice Max her report nil obvious violations." 4 1M,-,,!,.nts were planned in bus been changed from Msiy lit t volunteer workers, 75,630 pounds were gathered, thui bringing a grand scrap total of the year of the above mentioned 4.18,310 pounds The action on the second pleas- ,. by thi' Council nnd they Sunday-, May 110. This will he th or approximately 219 tons, and a grand money total of $1,935.51." ure driving ban was taken to meet ,.,,i' divulged beforehand. first time that n Memorial Day pi a Kiis'dine crisis resulting from, '• i ,,;,„-, were placed ifi sealed rade has been held^n the snhbatl- "tremendously increased military j ',,„.._ ;,nd were opened at the So that, the program will not ir .., ,| lime by the incident of- terfere with church services, th Plaqw For WHS Men In Service demands nnd to assure adequate ' ..i,,, set the incident in parade will not be held until tl gaioline for farm production of afternoon. AH participants hav fond," the OPA snid. The dwin- iirfrn Council itself was been asked to be ut the firehout Gift To School By Class Of '43dling supply, nfarked by empty ,,i MI work durindungg the• first o later than 1 o'clock. The p: lilling stations in some cities, was " nile will proceed to the Wlli' ,-,,[r!its nnd William 0. H. The nimmilli'f in charge of the aggravated hy the breaking of tile .t lunch Cemetery where the trad Lasting Memorial To- ,,,.. [irptity Area Adminis- ledimtion servii'i' is: Kletuior Jjist, "big inch" war emergency pipe by ; tional Memorial Day program wi .,,,,1 |,is staff went "out in hiiiimaii; Shirley Jensen, Mnrie flood wiiters in Arkansas and hy -,', bo held. ken Of Respect For • I" in observe the last two 'ellegrimi, Helen Horviith, Irene the continued tieavy demand for / The parallel's will then march Alumni Serving U. S. indet, Mildred Moshell, Franklin oil. :„ r>uiiiH'l rt'portojortojT to the to the Memorial Municipal Build- Prentice M. Brown, pries) ad- ":: WOODBRIDGE—A a e r v i e e (Contimu-<1 (in I'mif il ,t;itinns at 7:45. At 7:W> ing where the Township Service ministrator, stated that he re- ', Flag will be raised and where the plaque listing the ^ames of all ulii,.,! yi>llow signal wa?s re- alutonl In the armed forces wll! grettcd the necessity for invoking ..J \i Ti'il'i the blue signal speakers of the day will be heard. Quits School For Left to riifht: Joseph McAndrew», Commiltecinan Weslty Chriitenien, Rev. John Larkin, Commit- be presented to Woodbridge High he regulation but the gakoline tnl find »t eight o'clock The annual Memorial Day teeman James Schaffrick, Mayor August F. Greiner, Jane Hynci, Clicitcr Caic, Rev. Chester A. School by the Class of '43 an its .lituation left no choice. Mr. i i.rnal was set in motion. church services, usually 'held thu Galloway and Recorder Arthur Brown, parting gift. The presentation Brown appealed for the co-op«ra- u iv no audible alarms and Sunday before Memorial Day un- der the sponsorship of the firemen will take place during the Class ion of State nnd local polite in and Veterans, will be held Sunday Night exercise* on Jun£ 4. telegrams to the Governors1 of in-i incident occurred at night, May 30, In the Congrega- The plaque is to be approxi twelve states. "~f I'.nt Reading at the cor- Infant Gas Victim Flag, Plaque Listing ISO Names tional Church. Dr. William V. D. mately four and a half ifeet by The orilor is iis drastic M was T:,ppi'ii and Third Streets. Strong, pastor, will preach the eight and n half feet and will oc- the ban put into force on January ,-umed that an incendiary Dedicated With Simple Program eerinon. cupy the space in the front ha] by Leon Henderson, Mr. Brown's • John Zullo's store caun- Parents, Sister Escape Cotnmistiof Meeti directly opposite Principal Arthur predecessor. It resembles the v laiife fire. Fire services A meeting of the Service Com- 0. Ferry's private office. Tlw previous regulation- in many re-- .. Mihiicis were rushed to the AVENEL—Funeral service^ of llyni"i, Rev. Chester (inlloway, mission, in charge of the service names are to be listed alphabeti Hie incident officer at the William L. Tarr, Jr., one-yenr-old Mayor, Legion Officers, pastor of the First Presbyterian speetsfcjind adopts the same defini- cully. The plaque will have ap Stockel. ,son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Church, Avenel, pronounced the flag and permanent records, met tions of pleasure driving. Adopt- '. projtimately 540 names listed now Tarr, of lit Lennox Avenue, who Recorder Take Part In benediction. Tuesday night in the Memorial ed also are police enforcement - 'Gai Strikes and room has bqen provided for fit succumbed to coal gas, were held Boy and Girl Scout Troops also Municipal Building and made final provisions, 'including one that tfas- \'o. 2, was staged in potential selectees in the Senior yesterday afternoon at Flynn & Stirring Testimonial assisted at the dedication, The af- plans for the dedication. The oline rations of those found driv- • i-e proper at 8:10 on Al- Class. The oldest alumnus listed Son Funeral Home, Perth Amhoy. fair closed with the singing of the commission will be assisted by the ing in defit'iice of the rule might ,I-I, I.".!) feet east of Smith COLOS'IA-^With appropriate American Legion in carrying out will be Ivins Browne, a member 1 Rev. Chester A. Galloway, pastor I iii-re it was assumed that cerc.mo'nits, a service flag; and national anthem. be revoked. of the First Presbyterian Church, the plans for the program. of the Class•<)? 1914. nli, evidently mustard gas plaque were dedicated here Sun- What Is Proper of Avenel, officiated. Burial was : lor nf garlic" was noted, day in honor of the men and wo- Clean-Up Week To Start As in the original rule, touringt in the Cloverleaf Park Cemetery. II was also assumed men from Colonia now in the vari- vacation travel, driving to places ^ Mr. and Mrs. Tarr and a three- In Township On Monday :iii splashed with liquid was ous services. IS Pounds Per Person Maximum year old daughter, Patricia, were of ainuscment or for social calls i-si-il urea and the wind The program opened with selec- WOODBRIDGE — Clean-up are ruled out while trips by motor •: ihc west making it noc- saved from the same fate Mon tions by the WoodbridRs: High Week in the Township of Wood- day morning by the timely ai'riva Extra Sugar Ration For Canning for shopping-, to take children' to niiikr all upprouches fiom School Band followed by the in- bridge starts Monday. si'liool, tn attend, funcralii or to . This incident called out of their milkman, Edward Kenny. vocation piven by Rev. John Lar- So clean up your yards, your Kenny told Ollicei" Henry Dun- Miss Elizabeth Farrington church, are considered "essential ;im! .Irrnntamination kin, pastor of St. Cecelia's Church, cellars, attics and garages. But ait to use the ration book .stamps ham, and Motorcycle Officei Stamp, However, To Be driving." es and addi- Iselin. this year if you ccmie across e advised to do so. ^ _ ap- The ban against pleasure .driv- dens to notify I dolph Simonsen that as he Joseph McAndrows, who served any metals, do not put them Home canneis who are going to :hi'd the house he noticed Mr. Designated For Added ing was revoked in March by Mr. ;:» tn the top floor* prune. as muster of ceremonies, led the out fur the jrarbiiKe man. Call .'II their product must take blue sthEperiiig on the front 3 Teachers Resign; ."ri/ jKi I'afje. 8) salute to the flag and introduced Mr«. Chester Peck, Salvage iroecssed food point stamps from Brown, who substituted an "hon- porch. He rushed into the house, Allowance Of 10 Lbs. . the speakers, Mayor August F. chairman, and she will see to it ieir customers at the rate of or system," The motorist *as threw open the windows and called Greiner, Recorder Arthur Brown that all scrap metals are col- ight points per quart. 2 To Enter Service , presumed to have a legit'ntftte the police who in turn called the and Chester Case, commander of lected and diverted to the right WOODBRIDGE — Clarification (Continued on Page 2) reason for operating his car. Con- p. Kelly Succumbs; Woodbridffe Emergency Squad. the Colonia Post, American Le- channels to -aid in the war offort. jpf sugar allotments for home can- WOODBRIDUE— Thr •esigna- formance under the "honor" sy»- Dr. Singer, of Avenel, liie mem- ning was issued here today by the gion. A new schedule ifor the feum- lions ifroin the-Township touching tcm was declared by official* to be bers of the miuad and the police local War Price'and Rationing Mr. Case, in hia talk, mentioned mer garbage collection will be staff were received by the Board unsatisfactory. rvices Tomorrow administered oxygen to the mem- Board, of Education Monday, especially the Currld family, of found elsewhere in this issue Township Check Thief Determination to effect econo- bers of the family and soon re- According to the OPA instruc- Lincoln K. Tamboer, physical Colonia, which has had a repre- mies of the use of gasoline l>y :I;||H;K- Mrs. Margaret vived Mr. and Mrs.. Tair and Pa- tions, every person desiring to can education instructor at the High sentative in each war since the holders of all types of ration Al- uidow* of Michael J. tricia. After working over the [fruit or berries is permitted a Is Sentenced To Jail School, asked for and received u revolution. They now have two lowances wait exprossed by OPA ! :"; i;r">ivil!e Street, and infant, who had bis first birthday, Ration Lifted Month maximum of 25 pounds of sugar military leave of absence. Mr. hoys iu the service, • one in the ':-!! Mother of the last the (tsy before, foe wtiim .time. Dr. at the rata of one. pound for uviiry WOODHRIIKiE —Albert Lnm- officials. Pressure is to be. Navy and the otfcci'.tA the Mer- Tambour expect* to enter the. Niiyy • ;iily yesterday morning :1 him dead. four quarts -of finished canned icrt, 21, of Cliffwood, who pleaded at. the close of the school^ term brought to bear upon even T oT" Singe"h** r i pronounc chant "Marine:, he said. For 75-Mile Driver product.'This includes a maxinuin commercial vehicle operators to The infant was asleep in the ion vult to a charge of stealing with the rank of Lieutenant, Jun- Tho plaque listed the names of of five pounds of sugar per person hecks and important papers fromj effect further savings in gasoline. in vivi'd by three daugh- room which the gut, entered from ISO men and women from Colonia. WOODBRIDGK^Harry C. Ash- lii,ipli (Watt, Miss Mar- a year for making jams, jellies am kVoodhridgo and Raritan Township Another teacher who was given A re-exitminatinn of the claims of an open register attached to ;i hut- Corporal Robert Rippen, of th» en, of 5U8 Roosevelt Avenue, Gar- 1 fruit butters. mail boxes was sentenced to the a military leave of absence was H and C card holders to allot- Ki-lly and Mrs. Joseph E. air furnace, Army and Daniel Den Bleyker, of terct, owner of the car driven last Up to fifteen pounds will lie is Itahway Reformatory by Judge Miss Elizabeth 0. Harrington, of ments for occupational driving is ..II of Woodbridge; two the Merchant Marine, taitied the week by David Ashen of the same sued by the rationing board imme Adrian Lyon in Quarter Sessions Fords, a teacher in Iselin School in progress. 11 Anna L. Mooncy, of air and a dedication poem, writ- address at the rate of 75 miles an Town Sells 17 Properties diately upon application and pies Joint in New Brunswick. No. 15, who is joining the WAAC. •\ Mass.. aiwl Mrs. Eliza- ten by Mrs. Montgomery Balfour, hour- through Sewaren and Port entatiotiafallcopies of War Ratio i The term was not definite but The resignation of Mrs. Sylvki Ti utter, of HermoSa In April, Collects $17,785 ' Sewaren, was read by Miss Jane Reading, was notified this week Book One belonging to the family will be in addition to time, he mu»l T. Rabinowitz, who has been on a • iihu'iiia; ii brother, Mi- by the local War Price and Ration WOODMUDOB — Seventeen The board will issjue a "Sugar. Al serve as u parole' violator. leave of absence, was accepted 3 In Family Mnlli'ii ii nil two grand- Iinanl that the use nf his ration Kales of Townshin-iiwnwl property lowanct Coupon" for the desirei with regret. Mrs. Rnjuinowitz • t Woiiilbrldge. 5 Roads To Be Repaired book has been revoked 'for flic Uimbert was arrested after Cap- during April and quantity of sugar up to lp pound.' .aught in Iselin. j K- !ly'.. tmly son, Edward were nutdi tain John Egan and Lieutenant period cif one mouth. The balance, up to ten pounds, wi! Rc-a'ppointmenls were made for In Crash; Tot Urthurt ., wii-. killed in France iinumnti'd $17.7Kr>, William All- With County Allowance In a letter to Harry Ashen, the p George Itylint of the Woodbridge d, l b i t the school year l'.Mli-4'l with ad- (finer Real Kstate. Mireclfir, re- later by using tw Police Department, together with • Thi-ii Court offensive WOODHRIDC.ti — Woodbridgf ;Board wrote; be obtained WOODBRIIKrE - Three per- Monday. Book One stamps Lieutenant Harold Peterson, of ustmeijts made ip sa'laricX'accord- ••'". was a member- of Township will share in the "Dirt 'This is to advise that the trans- War Ration sons were injuyd, Monday when a Collections* during the month' which will be designated" short! Rarilan Township, traced him to Jllg to y ' previous agreement. • -• NO. ID, Woodmen'.; Road Fund" which the Middlesex port ration issued for an automo- ( car owned and operated by Sajva- 2, divided as fol- b,y OPA and buying the sugar d Cliffwood, following the clue of n Raises of $50 were, therefore i"l the Rosary.Society of were ?i;!,i>i»i. County (Freeholders received ii bile operated by you as a taxicab torc P. Femgno, :i;t, of B24 reetly'from a retailer. business curd left by Lambert as granted to all those hot over.the f'liurcli. lows: State,Aid under the annual works lias been suspended b* order of the Springfield Avenue, Newark, Wa&, Krai Kstate $1,- Pending announcement of deUii a "blind." maximum .salaries. The maximum Deposits on board for one month.. struck by a truck and trailer own- • 1 .1 vices will be held to- con- prograip approved Wednesday lr of, the new plan, consumers wh .'or the school* is $2,501) 72(1.HO; cash sales. the State Highway Commissiunu "The reason for this suspension ed by the Akers Motor Line's, Inc.* iiing nt K:30 o'clock at ^le payments, if require home canning sugar imm and for the high school, $3,400. 1 tract Spencer Miller, Jr. , is that this automobile, license of Gastoiiiii, N. (',., and driven by mid ut It o'clock in 'St. diately can ge.^ all but ten pounds Valuable Papers In Purse Contract Awarded interest-con tract sides, OII.K7A, was driven by David Ash- Nathan O. AndfeWH, 33, of Ma- 'mi>'li. ISurial will be in r The roads to be improved are ef their allotment from the local The contract for janitors' sup- taxes as arklilion.il rent, $7, >(U>(>; en at the rale of 75 miles per hour con, •tin., on Route 25, near the I Vmetery. Francis, Deck and Il-olton Streets ration board; but those who can Lost By Sewaren Woman plies was granted to Ijhe Main miscellaneous, $1.'!().(>(); Township in Woodbridge Township on May CloveHtaf IJiwe. rent collections, $.'iii!); rent assign- and Ford and Lake Avenues. 11, 11)43.' David Ashen was con- W0OI>BR'lDGE — Mrs. Emily Hardware Co,, of Main Street, The Commissioner authorized Sunday Carnival Allowed Officer J«»efih Dalton stated tha \heman Falls From Car, ment colU'i'tiijiis, $ I'liT). victed of this charge and appeared Karakowski, of Slid Cliff Road, Woodbridge, on its bid of $1,- Ferrigno car w«s stopped about $45,551 for maintenance on im- before this hoard on May ltfth. Sewaren, reported to Desk Ser- 2Gfi.44. proved Township and Borough If Chanty Gets Proceeds 100 feet south of the ibridge fers Serious Injuries At that time, full opportunity was ;eunt Andnew Simonsen that she Uecausi of the unsettled condi- whejn it was struck by th*'truck, NAMEI) CONSTABLE roads in the county and $72,080 given Mr. Akhen to state any facts WOODBRIDGE—For the first lost her wuljet on Main Street, Sat- tion in the coal business, which traveling south. ' KKADlNU—David Wul- WOODHRUKiK --Stevi in "dirt'i-oad" funds for main- •• ' - •'• -T u,,t urday afternoon. The purse con- prevented local coal dealers from appointed constable for the in mitigation of the offense, but time a carnival will bo held in the Ferrigno, his wife, Jean, 32 and , <>f T.Vi Sjheridan Street, was tenanco and repair of those "uniin- ar by the Town- after hearing this evidence, the Townshjp on a Sunday night. tained a Coast Guard pass, driv- submitting bids, the supplies com- his HOIIS, Salvatore, Jr., 9, and- Ii \inlioy, K Imikoman employ- term of one Monday niirht on Hopelawn Fire Company was given er's license, several valuable pa- mittee was authorized to receive sliip Commit-tee Board was unanimously of Robert, 7, were taken to the Pcrtii ; I'liiladelphia and Read- permission hy the Township Com- pers and a small amount of money lids'after the situation wjis settled. Solution sul.mitte.1 by V» ^ Amboy Hospikal in the Emergency i'i:id, was seriously injured a re mittee Monday to hold its carni- Squad ambulance and third son, •liiy .vhi'ii he fell off a coal val on Sunday night, May SO and Ronald, lMs years old, was nftti | i he 1". & R. office. the following week on condition injured. |; William Romond aiii Varied Program To Be Offered that the Fire Company's share of Salvatore, Jr., and Mrs, Fe»- 1 /.iiwaro reported that the Sunday night's receipts would Hgno remained at the hospital. ii »as releasing a brake op. "be turned over to a charity fund, By School Bands Here Sunday The former was treated for pos- when he 'fell. Ji« was possibly the. Hopelawn Public sible fracture of the ukull and " tin' l'l-rth Amboy General Library. (,, j,; ,lie family should be entered again Serenade, "Ainina," LineRe; Ex- multiple lacerations of the fore- • I in the police ambulance uled to begin on Juiiu 2 when the Other carnival permits were WOOD.HRIWJE— A fine and head. Mrs. J'Vrrigno wias giv,ea.',. •it the first tif the numbered dines •ci'pts from Uallet Suite, "Faujt," 'I'll for possible fractured .)1'A will begin mailing the ration granted to tHe Port Reading jjirt varied program will be presented treatment for possible fracturftd irovided at the bottom of the card jounod; Novelty,! "HOUIL1 Sweet r ">'• ilie knee'and severe la- oooks bused on the application Sunday afternoon liy the Township Company from May Bl< to June !: 1 leg and lacerations of the wrist. '•••5 !| 'or urines of members of the fam- school bands at ii:!iO o'clock un- iliinu the World Over," Lampti, 1 of the thigh. He remain- cards returned hy that date. and to Woodbridge Firu Company, "i '— ttn application curill'or ily eligible to receive Ration Hook der the direction of Theodore II. American; 2. Spain; 3, Russia t till' Hii nili.l Towns , Three, local Wai Instructions Listed from July 28 to 31. The latter t0))k iloops. ., Scotland; 5. Hungary; (i. China War L '• iuls out- Instructions for filling iu and Three, List all eligible luembers of company always conducts its own Eugenia Hosinski The complete program will be as Patriotic medley, "Hail America,' Price and Rationintgo guid uppli- muiling the application cards fol- thu family here, with their dates of "home-made"" carnival. jne Lois Greco lined instructions to guidt follows: Shf Weds PFC hhn^O'Brien oyt ami mulling low: birth. If there is uo^enough room cauls in lilliug Part 1, suloctions, Junior Baiulj 1. Detach the' narrow identity here for all thoi names, use the On Committee ISKLIN—Miss Eugenia Rosin- Seventh Birthday them. Part 2, Intermediate Band, Ma- cation stub at the top of the card additional space provided on tha. Men's G.O.P. Club Slates The general committee consists ski, daughter of Mr. and Mra. R. Emphasizing thut Wai- Ration zurka, "Ye Olden Tyme," Weidt; KNKI, Arliue Lois Greca and keep it. < other side of the card. of Victor C. Nicklas, supervising R-osinski, of Harding Avenue, be- Book Throe is merely a replace- Ldst Meeting Of Sedson WalU, "Gold and Silvv," Lehar; fined her seventh birthday \ 2.. A family should use a single 3. Every man, woman, and child principal, the principals of all came the bride of WC John |i ment book to be used when Ration Dance, "Bright Eye»," Weidt; Se- i-iy Kiv«n by her parpnta, card to apply for iti books. is eligible for Ration Book Three WOO-DBRIDGE^-.Thv Men's Township Schools, members of the O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Riy-" i ! Mrs. IVtur Greco, of Mein- Pooks One and Two ure used up, .Unit o£ thu First Ward Republican lectioiiH from, Gilbert and Sulli- (a) Thi5 name and address of «u<>finexceptt neraonpersonns in the Armed High School faculty and members mond O'Brien, of Chicago, III., * officials said that the OPA,would Club will hold \\s final meeting of van's Gems, Lake. ''''•• (Iiuists were: the head of the family.should be Forces (Army, Navy, Marines, of. the Concert Band. May 7 at St. Cecelia's Church, * Miss notify'the public when the, new Part '8, Conceit Band (High Cnnni7on, entered" in .the. sp&ce (icovided for the season Monday night at the Ushers will be: Ronnie Lahovich,' herei. . Bev!>.,.. . JohT^u.p. EIP. Larkinr....i.;» , npastor^L.i-n.. , y book can be used. EveryonEy e is Coast Guard, and Women'B Aux- School), March Paraphrase, "My '''•'iniiMii and Mita Mary "person to whom books are to be club headquarters on Rahway Ave- urged to till out the application' ilariea) and inmates of institu- Hero," Strauss; "Comjeit Over captain; Audrey Lance, Eve|yn performed the ceremony. i »f Wuoilbridge.; Mi8«El6.a- rnailerl," Print cleavjy. nue. Moving pictures will be card promptly and drop, it Into a tions -of involuntary confinement. tuje," Madleyj Selections from Simm,'Eleanor Jost, Amelia La- The bride wu> gownttd in whiU. '•<" vL of Carteret; Mr. and (b) The name and address of shown. Speakers to be heard are mail box, rctaiuing only the iden- 4. 'Persons living with a family Rio Rita," Tlerney. wa, Jane Patterson, Gloria tulle wjth a nut veil ajid carried a C. l!rnwn«, Mr. and Mra. at the. top of the I the head of the family should he Mayor Agguet F. Greiner, Com- 1 briUal bouquet of. white rQ*»». ^ - 1 tifteation stub unit, but i)ot related by' blood, Part 4, Rhapsody, "Southern, Hessner, 'Ruth/ Purkall,, Laum -Seyfurth, Misg Ann 8uchy, [entered a second time in >the space mitteemen Fred Spencer and wai> given in lnaniage by her , .muiriago or adoption, and persons Hosmei'i Govotte, ".The Ulo* Duwson, Marie Pellugt'inu, si" Daprilu, Mitteg Delphine indicated at the top ot the lower Jwn«a Reid and Township Chair brothei'-iil-law, Louis "Faber, • , Mailmen will complete dtatribi living away from honie far mors Worm," Lincke and Egyptia thy Cunnillo, Fiynces Pitike. f i-aldinu Seyferth. Miss B»r- . Iff „ .aids by June 5, bu part M the curd, (Contwuett on.Paye 8) mail James S. Wight' ohiisuu, Arthur Ijrwuwaml (p) The name <>f the h«adf* o fcUuutuok, of town,» * ,, INDEPENDENT-.-T.IvA:,,,, PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MAY 21,

tion as well as iw thilt LOST TWO PIGS ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Hugai be told. SEW A REN-"-The ongnjrement wnnnlUilDGE—Periwjn som* Mate To Ambulance Sought Mrs. Georg Urban (Continued from PafiW 1) Home canners of lh: one is h:!vintr pork chop* without ,f Miis Kathcrine Ann Grant. More For Vrndort warned that foods pro,, hiimhiK.: "V«M sfim" »f thBKttlOK — The Wnnit- VHT pi-i-Mtlent, Ihirpcr A. Sloan; IMPORTANT MEETING IIJI'IIKV Township Fish mni (liimi iivu-iiivr, William J. Biiran; sec- WOODBRUK'.K - The Ladies' A.^'iiciation will sponsor n card iTtiify. Mrs. W. Frank Burns; jiui'ly tmiiffht for thi' benefit of Auxiliary of Woodlnidue Kife '• iustcrs for throi' yours, Mrs. A. mcmheis ih wrvici1 at thi' t:lul> Company N'<1. 1, will hold nn iin- "Friendly, Sound, Serviceable" W. S;lu'iilt. Mrs. Harry O'Connor, housi' on WIKHI Avinuc, Foul,-. A povtant .meetinir tonight nt IML'III Mrs. Martin Slice, David Balfour; o'cloclf in the firehuuse on Sclmol war bunds and stamps will In- trustees for two years, Mrs. John cd, RffiOHhmcnts will )>,•• Streei. litysiliilc. Mis. Arthur Hanie, M)«. Woodbridge National Bank J."h.n . .JJ., ,, Jil'yiUBJJi, Siifnlit'l ,('. 1 lliiiry ; trustees for onp yt«av, Uitu. Alexander rovi'tils new Allied Danirl V. Hush.'fit'orgc Luffbai'ry',' ('My, spent the weekend with Mis? • WoocHmdgft, New kmy | tonnage tups l.'-bout jinking. II. I). outlinod New Ambulance Aim Sewaren Personals for a junior "Victory Garden" to McNutt orders induction of men CLASSIFIED he planted in the rear of tho fi- in non-ilefi'nible noeuputiinip. By Mr*. Bam, 460 East AT«BU« bniry property. Mrs. Montgomery Of Emergency Squad Bui full r, purchasing librarian, sub- mitted the. follownijr report: Hal- OPERATORS WANTED WOODHHIUCK -A rnmmiU'M', — The Uulies' Guild of SI. John's Fowler, serving ovrrppas, wore Episcopal Church will hold a social read. mjUrs. Randolph, Mis. Bftyor ailfce, Mayl942, $13.1(1; Pay-shelf, repii'scntinc nil. .--I'I-:i"ii.- <>f the $3(J.!).'); School Uuub, $10.00; His- To Work on children'* dresses. u in the.school auditorium tonight and Mis* Klsic Ncmi'th t;avt' re- These Stamps Expire Next Week T(iwn rijp, iiiiiiiMi>ii'i''d tndny thut a tory Club, $118.(55 totaling J1JM.74. drive for tlic benefit of the Wond- at K o'clock. Mostesses will be ports on their vir-it a? hostesses t6 Stpady work; one week voca- Mrs. Simon Larson, Mrs. Arthur tht' USO Rooms in Forth Amboy, Suventy-nine books purchased for ridKc T ii w n •• h i |, Kmi'i'gi'iicy $95.60 leaving a bulanct' of $11.14 BLUE STAMPS RED STAMPS COFFEE STAMP Uanie, Mrs. F, J. Adanis and Mrs.The dark horse prize was won by tion with pay; good pay. Apply Sqilnd, Inc., •would lie launched next week. Harry Halsey. Mr. Buyer. Refreshments wen: Mrs. Eleanor IJWICO, librarian, gave the following report! Juvenile Carteret Novelty Dreas Company, —Sidney Stern, of Cliff Road, is served by Mrs. ..Zitttlemoyer and An appi'iil will lie m;ule by letter Mr?. Bayer. circulation: fiction, 1,128; mm- a patient at the Rahway Memorial r upstairs, 652 Roosevelt Avenue, to the residents fur donations fiction, 2. i0; attendance, 1,7211; which will be used In purchase an- Hospital. storips toW, 1 yi; story attendant' Carteret, N. i. 8-19tf. other ambulance ami to establish —Boy Scouts of Troop 24 assist- W.H.S. Plaque 722; readers, 5(i'i; reference work- headquarters a* soon as conditions ing in the recent scrap metal drive era, 543. Adult circulation: fic- warrant, • ° were Theodore Surich, Richard (Continued from Page 1) tion, 1,919; pay-shelf, 33-1; non- SUGAR STAMP- HELP WANTED The present nmhulanrr- has been Terriperado, Warren Barber ami Hillman, Kenneth Katen, John fiction, 487. Total annual cir- GIRL OU BOY in High School in service over five .years during Walter Sunders. Paprika, Robtrt Gilroy nnd James culatioti, 4.0G0. Red Stomp J graduating cla.«? as assistant in which time it was used to answer —Mr. an*MM. C!. WntW, of Old Siicifclaki. TtiOBC present were Mrs. John Redeemable Moy 24 textile chemical laboratory. Pre- approximately 2,700 calls, Th? Road, were dinner hosts to PFC Members of the Class Nipht M. Bri'itiing, Mrs, Harry O'Con- fer one w'ho has had course in* current schedule of ,'i0 to 70 calls William Andrews, Mra. Lida Leuth, ComraitteL' are: Dorothy Cannilln, nor, Mrs. A. W. Schoii.it, Mrs. ft poundi chemistry. Permanent position. each month allows no time for Miss Hilda Leuth, of Koyport, and chairman; Mary Lou Breen, Ed- George Urban, Mrs. Eleanor ' Good opportunity . for advance- completion of necessary repair •Miss Florence Watts, of town. wina Chovan, Edward Cook, Theo- Lance, Mrs. W. Frank'Burns, Dan- DON'T DILAYI Avoid latf-minut* rush and confusion by itarting to redeem ment. Hurl Products Corp., work without a serious interrup- -VThe Sewaren P. T. A. will dore i>rummond, William Gerity, iel V. Rush, George LuffWry your stamp* TODAY. Remember, all stamps.shown expire next week! HidKfdnIe AVe., Woodbridga, N. tion of service, squad members meet Tuesday afternoon, 3 o'clock Richard Gyorkas, Mildred Hall, Samuel J. Henry, Willfani J.'Biirun said. A second' ambulance would .1. 6-21 in \\ie school auditorium^ Augusta Herman, Niwey Hornaby, nnd Harper A. Sloan. Outstanding "BLUE STAMP" Va!W! permit the squad !o condition its —The Misses Helen and Eliza- Clara Ivan, Dorothy Johnson, Flor- A F< l 1 tomato Soup ^ r 3 [:\ 22cij HELP WANTED—FEMALlf present equipment so that it could beth Terry, of Passaic, were the ence Kaminsky, Ann Mansanaro, be used for a much longer period. son SERVICE POSTPONED GIK1. or woman for light house- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.Dorothy MeKK' > Mildred Mo- WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Campbell Improved Soup ;.; lie work. Afternoons only. Apply Harry O'Connor, of East Avenue. chi-1, Bill Mucciarello, Helen Na- All Kind). E -:tpi Bcil end fhlstin Vu/ulm c EQG TRUCKt TRAIN^OMELET genpast, Jean Nelsbrt, Gloria Paul, Boos has announced that fWe an- at 529 Alice Place, WTOdbridE*, —=M«. Martha Zettlemoyer was "MaJelinfi 'Pinto, 'Francis Roclr,- ttual- mumor-ial iemkc- conducted Campbell Tomato Juice' X. J. *-21* Chicago—When his truck con- hostess to the Sewaren"Tnaepeiil" ; 8c taining 210 cases of eggs was ent Republican Club, Thursday Helcn Sanders, Kugene Schreiner, by Pine Grove No. 10, Woodmen's • Gold Seal "DATED" FRESH N Crrclo, scheduled for next Thurs- Grapefruit Juice N^*ol c HELP WANTED—FEMALE struck by a freight train at a rail- night at the home of Mr. -and Mrs. Irene Sindet, Dorothy Silakoski, M3c day has iieeii |iti»,ijHin::(l'uiitil Juni HIGH SCHOOL GIRL to mind a road crossing, James Manno es- John H. Bayer in Woodbridge Ave- Beatrice SimmonK, Stanley Soren- Corton Grapefruit Juice «, 30c sori, Margaret Sromobsky, Ktevo 24 at the Parisli llouac on Schon liahy from 2 to 5 P. M. three or caped with a few bruises, but the nue, It was voted to donate $2 to o* 12 Vozar, Juanitn Wallace, Guy Street, EGGS Cranberry Sauce u'CT. the State Scholarship project for 50 15c four afternoons a week. 611 back of the truck was filled with Weaver, » b rlarron Ave., Woodliridge. 5-21 scrambled eggs. nurses. Letters and cards from lo- circumstances, no other alterna- • large Size/ Grade A! Limas p'°. i cal boys-in service including one tive appeared suitable to the pa- • Guaranteed lo be the l.ncir f^di^l 4 eggs that money con buy flELP WANTED , MOTM'K 'I'D AI invested $ti,000 in War Bonds. the case t» the Law Enforcemen'. BEANS t; 12c III ft ply Middlesex Water Co., Park lljuil " . l:T!i He declared, "It's everybody's f u 1 Tt.uu0 " . IM'i > in liriiniH Division of the OPA." ib Green Giant ,, ; Ifcc *'; Avenue Pumping Station, South -II.IIOO Nil. Vila. .Si|iu-if«K*'O Seal duty; to help out in this war the David Ashen appeared in police 1 I Mom. n, { 'ijPlainfield, N. J. 5-21* «'tint i ii tc. • „_ . best he can." Obituaries court la^t week and was lined $'i.r> Serve mackerel tonight! fill Tons Culil Mixi'U HHumin- for speeding. He was arrested by -Ii FOR SALE OIIS I'OIII ri4e. Type A. Mrs, Katherine Van Syckle 1^:11-1) lilt! or prniiosii! inii.vl lie nr- STERILIZING FLUID Motorcycle Officer Hudolph Sijnon- b ?• Outstanding "RED STAMP" Vrf. practically new, located coinpaIIifil with a eiTlilli-il rlii'i'k uf Washington—A chemical, sim- SE'WAKEN — Funeral services 10',;, of (lie lulal hiil nl' .'til ilcniH, sen after a chase which ended near j Fresh Flounders 15c in Coloniu, comer lot 60x143, for Mrs. Kutherine Van Syckle, HO, payable In Hit- TuwiiHhip TtTii.snrcr. ilar to an anti-freeze solution, re- the Curteret line. Best Pure LARD - . 18c 4 rooms, largo unfinished Toom on lililx must In. i ).- on tin- MUMI!- cently developed, is so powerful widow of Peter Van Syckie, of 110 i Fresh P0R6IES *• 1Q< Fresh CROAKERS - 15tf second floor, attached garage, aril propnHal inims wliiili ale at- Cliff Road, who died Sunday at the Fancy Canned Shrimp 31c iiielieti tu ^IK> Kjie'ili'':i l ions ami that a thimbleful of the chemical •WHITING H5^ HADDOCK r. * Ik ^.screens, awnings, conversion oil wlilch limy lie iililnlneil ai Hi,, oltli-c can completely sterilize the air of Kahway Memorial Hospital, were CARD OF THANKS MEATS * burner or coal iired, ateam heat. oT tin' Ti r\v osli ip Knivi luff, Millilti- held Wednesday morning at H:'U) il I'.ullilliiK, WiHHll'i-iilnv, N. .1. hospitals, nurseries, barracks and • I wish to thank my friends : WEAKFISH -19* ROE SHAD * "t 25* lb $1000 cash, balance 25-yr, PHA The rlylit In arci-pi or ri'jijcl any from her home anil at U o'clock Smoked Bacon Xz RZ ' 35c dwellings, according to the Wai for their kindness anil thought- . mortgage. Owner going in army, y* of nil I'i'ls !•- i" ^' i'^ i-'l. at St. Mary's Church in Perth Am- 1 FRESH BUCK SHAD 15c I: .1. Illinium. Department's Civilian Epidemio- boy, where a Solemn High fulness during the recent ill- FRESH PICNICS (whole) it.. 34c !jp Interested 'buyer must act quick. Tuwnship i'I,-i'k. s IOKU'UI Board. ness and death of my beloved fi Telephone Rahway 7-0109-J. To lie ;nlvi']'li.Hi-il in liiili'pi''iiili'iil- Requiem Mass was sung. Burial DWA^/J »p'e«t • NOW Q^,: Fresh Boston Butts ib. 37c iu|i-r on .May il mnl M;iv :s, I'.ii:;. was in the family plot in St. Mary's husband, Ernest Ridley. I K 5-21* 0| ^JClVl Enriched SLICED OC J L1CleuHi> ilo not itl>t>V>'. 5 She is survived, by. a daughter, TELEPHONE 4-0075 BOLOGNA c "^, ib. 3k Apply in person at - WOOD • HENRY C. MADES Miss Blanche ^an Syckle, of this Junket- 3 25c our warehouse REAL ESTATE place; three sons, Frank, of Colts Choi-jlott. Ltmon, Maple. Qionje, Poipbeny. Vornlla DRY SALT PORK & »• Ik FAMOUS Neck; Peter, of Sewaren and Har- 1 19c Green Lane & Lehigh READING COAL Insurance of all Kinds Assorted Meat Loaves %»• Valley Ruilroad .„, . old of Woodbridge, and seven : PRUNES ;:?; \bt Miishrd r - Mocoiunl ond 4 (Hell, plirunlo; KOPPER'SCOKE War Damage Insurance grandchildren and two, gruat- I Union, N. J. THOS.F. BURKE s Gold Seal Flour 17< DETHOl ^1. c 1 MASON MATERIALS Surety Bond* grandchildren. Pigs Feel Salami -'"J If or FUEL OIL 48 Avenel Street cor. Oak St. : Gold Seal Flour Wylex Bleach Pofkftoll-iic Avenel, N- J- Telephone Elizabeth 2-8182 Phone Woodbridge 8-0724 Funeral Directors Phone Woodbridge 8-2478 :r«r fi uc^ ^ns u.,.in..L ooo ... ,Ei MCKBones Pork Liver *?icj A. B. Murray Co., Inc. : Cornn Flakes...a , Si Hunt Club WARRCOAL& ' Rei. 32 HighfieW Road 'blue cpaV SS 39i Sauerkraut 2^ Steel & Tubes off, St. Georgei Ave. : Rice Pulls £? WINDEX Established 1845 SUPPLY CO. 306 STATE STREET ST. GEORGE AVENUE COLONIA, N. J. you can't beat it • Dirp '""" Phone Railway" 7-0012-W WOODBRIDGE PERTH AMBOY, N. J. • RIV, t ||M |,U SAVE—buy it NOW Joseph V, Coatello, Mgf. Fresh Groen j Qxydol 2 > Asparagus| MEN--WOMEN-- JOHN J. BITTING 'Tber* Ii NO Substitute— For Barke Ser»ic»" CALL WO. 8-0012 I Ivory Flakes Bunch Your Civilian War Job Is Here •ed! Gwt it! forden In1-' 100', ESSENTIAL WAR WORK IN THE MANUFACTURE 9n ISQUASH 6= OF WIRE AND CABLE YOUR ! P & G SOAP Gooa Working Conditions - Good Tramportatiturcn Tomatoes'.?.' Our Own Cafeteria on Premises MILK 3 Cake. 13c "' Rhubarb;.;::, Oranges IZ. MALE 1 FEMALE . PROFITS CHIPSO Onions 'HZ MACHINE OPERATORS V MACHINE OPERATORS SOAP FLAKES ^JPPLYMEN SUPPLY WOMEN Feed "STEPPED UP" FLOORMEN PATCHERS and SPLICERS HELPERS 41 INSPECTORS - - SPOOLERS I BEDFORD mm i»t Pay Tep Wagw \ IVORY SOAP TIME AND ONE-HALF PAID FQR OVER 40 HOURS DAIRY FEEDS Modivim Acme Nevt'i c 16c' PERMANENT INDUSTRY There is a BEPFOJiD Dairy Feed suited to yout Quality : individual feeding conditions • • • each one formulated Apply at Employment Offic* 1 o(i scientific dairy nutrition principles. Bulky and pal- Cleans, a atable- Com* in today for full information on J6%,1 Million ' 20% and %i% MUfiTOliFfJ^B • • • wd 34% FARM OalciteS2-^19c | Ivory Soap &• GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION*l ( 18 WASHINGTON ST., PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Hail)' |lrl»i-rM Ni34) A. M. uutl Ti V, ».' lui-Judtu* Saturday AMBOY FEED CO. 270 New Brunswjck Ave. Perth Araboy tlrlmt I'ruuf uf (illKU»hl|» I • Tluia* Nuw Kiu|i|o)Kl uu llrfcuae Wvik Will Mul He IMPENDENT—LEADBR FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1943 PAGE TKKFW »nel Republicans Ceremony Speaker Fighting Men For Freedom Bride-To-Be Avenel Couple Wtds In Florida; hn Game Social Honored At Showed Rites In Air Station Chapel Mr. mid Mrs. II, Iliyson, of Aviation Cmli'i .lohn I!. Mum I I'liiii? for n Autli Avenue, Iselin, have rereived 2^t son of John B. Dunn, of 1H:I BUY NOW SFAVAREN — Miss Margverit" | AVENR'L-Oi'niL'i' A. Hnrkett. Slvei't, Jacksonville, ' w)ien» Mr , |,i ,ii the Kluh Knlita | word that I heir »on, I'rivnte Her- Kditar Street, Woodbridtre, is fly ,.i-i- made nt ii meet- KkelTingtoft, of Csrteret, daughter of /riglcr Avenue, iiniiomiies tin .liieirri- is ilalioned at the 1 Naval w bert Kryson, of Kurt. MrClellntl/ ing a 4riri-h()rsepower tiaininc \vrinl Uepulilican Club, Aliibaina, has been awarded a f Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. SkeffinjMon. | marriage of his daiigliter, Miuh'- Air TiVhnieiiin Trijlning' Cetntcr. | plant' at Perrin Field, Texas. Af- 1 •|'li,miiis Hell presiding. sharpshooter's niediil in a competi- WRJ the guest of honor «t a aur- ilnu , to Julius .laegcr, si'mnn sec llnth are gifuniafes nt Wood- Have & Save! tion with :tsil men. ter leaving Perrin iFiohl be will no rise perKonul shower giypn Wt'd- 'oml clow. II. S, N., sun of Mr. »1VIbridge High Se'iiool. Bfllfflre her , hniid will lie given US 1 1 1 to nn advanced schonl for furthi'i psday night at ihe home nf hevjMrs. Julius Ja'i'cer, of UXvni't' ;1,viiri|. Mrs. Edward .fume- I'. Wilkermm, of I'iiii - niarrin^e Mrs. .tneger w«9 employ ,i;i»ied chairman and wnod Garden Apiulmcnls, Hurts- training before he receives hi« sister, Mrs. T^wrence ('. Rynn, ofjiSlreet. tul by the Ceniiiur Company Divi- I ,. n^isii'd by Mr. and dab'. N. V.. son of Mr. and Mrs.'O. as a flying ofllcer. Jrewster Place. Miss SkefTintrton The, ceremony u'ns performed niflii, f.iihway, liefiii'e rnlj^titlg h will bo married to Corporal J. I\ CIMV, Mr. nail Mrs. A. Wilk'is'm, of Colonia, was May Vat a nuptial mass in St. Ed in the Navy, Mr. Jaejter was em nll I'KC Robert McGettljran, snn of Hogan, of Cranforil. tomorrow af- ,. \ir. |ind Mrs.- Thomas luruduatod 'recently frnni the nsivi- ward's Catholic Ciinm'l. Jackson- ployed by the Sel'iirily SIIMI [Mr. and Mrs. Charles MrGettignn, ternnon at fi o'clock in St. Joseph'* I'liniiuis Campbell, Mrs. • usitinn scliniil nt fan American ville Nava'l Air Station, Flnriilu. K(|iii|iinent ("orporalroti, here. of Womlbi iilfti" Avi'init', Port rhufen, in Carturet.1 H.klrr. Mrs. "Iis 'Sears, Airways transatlantic base, New by Lieutenant Henry J. Uoiriiii'. has Krudiiateil from thr (lifts were pj'esented to the Noviik. Mis- Jay Ilcr- York, and is undergoing flight aircraft mcchnnic school, Seymour Oh. C, U. S. N. tt The rtonbte. 1 in a large white paper hesrt. Surprise Shower h Given Fraiik Hnrlh, Mrs. niininir ln'fore being checked on Johnson Field, N. C. ring ceremony w«s med. Willism ,,,„..T, Robert Barton, as a fullhVdged ClippCr navigator. A buffet slipper Wiis served. Thi .Jaeger, brother of the bridegroom, PFC John Johnson hnn returned mi To Con pliment Local Girl i,.!- | nrrrf .l««<*f*4v V«irm, WilVerson \YH3. Jl'MlllUltfd. SXSJU. guests were: Mrs. James K-' -'jteryjMl at^Jhe mi.i?s. White bin*-, r trrTnTt. Mllliu, TtTllH, HtTFT SJTfTTtt"-' Ijiiwrelu'eville High School in 1!)I!H Mntigsnirrn; mm srarj' so ms ntutTSfiiHes' Tig(CriisT"*a"'TmcT- f" " Wfu\ i liny, Township Com in(r a week's furlough at. his honl" and received a bachelor of arts ile- Lou Ryan, Mrs. Hhnche KeUner, ground of ferns and pii)ins Rilt'i'ii- |11jorit.'rgBKII>C.E!-Alexander Ba- and Elizabeth IMnney, room, wore navy blue and whitV\ i; , -ii Service Station, •Ui^ust F. Creiiur ahd Assembly of South Anlboy, and Mrs, Fred iut, 7t>, of 11 Lilfran Tefrac^, was .. llnpelnwn, some time man H. W. VOKCI. Rabbi Reuben Hatching accessories and a corsage ili^htly injurerl Tt'eaday when he ; Burke, of town. i.-hi, afconling to the Katz will |)i'iini>unc« the invocs- Avenel News >f pink roses. accidentally fell out, of a window . '. S.-likoH', of Elizabeth. tlon and the benediction. Mrs. By MM. R, G. Perier, A^enel, N. J. *To Live In Florida of his home and dropped 20 feet After the ceremony the couple lini I'.'Mii and Itii'Uju Irving llutt, head of the Ladies' Iselin Group Entertained to the ground. He was treated i: .i1111 are investigating. Auxiliary, will reail the rrfll cull —The Air Raid Wardens of isey Stair Federation of Woman's eft for St. Augustine. They are by Dr. I. T. Spcnccr'ond Ue. Wood- nml Mr. Blnki' is scheduled to pre- Zone 5B will meet Tuesday night! Clubs at Hotel Commodore, New By Avenel Fire Anxfliary 'low residing at 2">l"i Hcr.schel bridge Emergency Squad. HUM. TOLD sent the flaif to the congregation. ht 8 o'clock in the schoollmusi York. Mrs. Frank Barth, first -J«Ua)ibeis (if the. Isc- —Miss Shirley A7,ud, iformerly vice ppresident and third district i \\ A V Mr. anil Mrs. Ministers and priests f hn- general club will bold its firftil St. Andrew's Church, Sunday Induction physical examinations brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and meeting of the season at the home June 1!).- Members will attend in are married men, Eugene Bii'd, Mrs. (leorge Co.igrote, of Chaso of Mrs. Frank Barth on Manhat- uniform and in a body. The dark .-ecretary of the draft board stated Avenue. tan Avenue, Wednesday night, horse prize was won by Mrs. An 1 drew Sedlak, of Iselin. Mrs, A. J thi'- week. t) —The Ladii-H Aid Society will litwiii'vations for the meeting Tile crinainder i f the ciiiitiilfri'tit sponsor its first in a series of sil- should be made at Olice with Mrs.] Fox and her committee served re VICTORY i- made up nf the new IR-yeur ver teas at the Malice on Wood- Baith. reshments. nlds. mostly high school students, bridge Avenue; Thursday afte-r- Wallace urRi\s a board to super WATCH and "a IVIV stragglers form the|mion at 1 ;:!(> o'clock. Mrs. Wil- TO CONVERT HOUSE vise United States investments. fo lii-:t draflr." liam Kalkensletn will assist Mrs. WOOIHtHIIKiK—A recommend- REPAIR It was explained this week, thai Chester,(islloway as co-hostess. ation was received Monday by the % although then1 ate sini»le men leg —Mrs. ,Vn'i\' II. Seward, of Township Committee from the in almost all those case*' Uidgi-wo ,1, is the guest of lie Zoning Board that Thomas J. Mo- plan!:- in the district have gone laoii and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P.ert- ran be. given a permit, to convert Jto the State ;nid hail them deferred ram Seward, of Burnett Street. his one-family dwelling on Pros- pect .Street into a two-family Nut, Stove Many ;i^ "essential men." —The Junior Woman's Club "As smin as tin; State puts the will meet next T-uesilay evening house. The matter was referred Patterns red stamp on, papers deferring a at the home of Miss Marimi Suchy to the committee as >' whole, & Models 1 man for I! Month? or 1- months on Meinzer Street. C!l-' BENEFIT FOR BOYS & Pea Coal us the nee may be," it was ex —Mrs. William fyetweiler, of WHETHER v«»r fur cont Is ten year« old, or brand WOODBRIDGE -^ A" benefit plained, "the local draft board Avenel Street, has returned honv PLACE YOUR WINTER'S new, it should be protected from mothi, h»«t, fire mid cannot touch him." after a two weeks' visit with her movie show will .be sponsored next ttioft in ,1 bonded cold itora?c vault! Our huge modern U.-pnir Job Fully It was also learnet1 that in cases son and dnughter-iii-law, Prof, and Friday night by the Junior Police ORDER NOW vault, iucnU-d in our bulldinit, i« your aniwer to theta SP(CIU 1 of MI,id. Kor clraning, of "essential men in indiist|:y, Mrs. Henry Dctwciler, at UhwaJ^r" _, , Woodbridge Township problems I v v ! in the State Theatre. Tickets may jiklllt I'had.'. have 'renewed de- puli or regulating, lic purchased from any of tin For Better Service iVrmeiils." —'Edward Grode, Jr,, of the Rates: 2% of valuation l&SPO in Ben Parsons, direc v IMII* watcll to Merchant Marine, located at -Nor- jll "J's' (;"!)t: patrol, or any patrol MEETING MONDAY folk, Va., is spending a short leave jtor of tlle Call $3 Minimum and WOR WOOIWRHKiK — Because Jhe with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-'|man I1ISKN Inc.. regular meeting date falls on Me- ward Grode, of Park Avenue. Knox suys United States must CLOTH morial Day, Cub Pack No. VMl will YXS Smith St. ^-Miss Trudy Crawford, of tear bui'den of victory at sea, Woodbridge Fur Shop hold itj meeting Monday night at Fifth Avenue, is convalescing af- Mohr Coal Co. Perth Ambey seven o'clock in the basement of ter an emergency appendectomy ul Nelson declares we cah hold the 522 AMBOY AVE. WOODBRIDGE the Whito Church. Perth Amboy General Hospital. present civilian standards. P. A. 4-3088 —Sergeant Fred Albrccht has returned to Fortf Lewis, Wash., af- ter spending a lii-iluy iftii'kmgh GAME SOCIAL with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Albrecht, of Park Avenue. E^ery Thursday Evening —Mf«. Herbert Falkensterii, of Brooklyn, is,spending several dajjs OFFICE MEMO AT with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Falkenstern, 8:00 P. M. of Woiiilbridge Avenue. AT —Mrs. Harold W. Grausam, president and Mrs. Earl Palmer, recording secretary of the Avenel 4/20/43 St. Andrew's Church Hall Woman's Club have returned home . . • AVENEL ST., AVENEL, N. J.

4* V • f PACR FOl-lt FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1!M cannot sponsor it" and that the Chamber of Commerce or the Manufacturers' Asso- TIME TO INVESTIGATE Under The State House Dome ciation cannot sponsor the campaign. He

Hitch Wllllnminn KrMr asserts that industry has lost prestige and J. huph Gribbint An«niil 2, 1R that business men are no longer leading TRENTON—New Jersey reni-i Realizing the rabbit affairs. dents face milk rationing in an- up his plants, hp wiot,, , Wnndhrldpr Injfpmdrnt lltl» other two or three months because Tk* Urlln Jonnml , (1K») Major Barrel T. Lane, of Utah, one of fusa asking for inform,, ' „ (1IM) normal production to decreasing Thr l. the members of the AmericanUm Commis- how he could legally - ,., andjpPA stubbornly refuses to K Published Every1 Friday hy th« sion of the Legion, questions whether the sanction a penny a quart increase the rabbit. By the um, R Piilill.«tilnK Company, Wooflbrldff. N. J. N n KHIv. Pr^idtiil; Miixwll !.»E:">. Vl.-c-Pronl- public would respond to a campaign financ- in milk prices to prevent farmem ceived a reply tho "l,,,,.^ .Vnt; Ijiwrpni'i' K. <.';impiur engaging in this ghastly war. .that Congress has given the Presi- source of strength is one's self. hind the recent swift maneuvers additional weeU m win The future peace of the world and the We have'no hate for enemies as dent ample authority to create a But when one prays he goes to a which brought former Ambassa- draw up his first budget ma- eafety of the United States and Great Brit- nen; we extend the doctrine of War Cabinet which would correct source of strength greater than dor WaKer E. Edge out of poli- under a resolution <[>.,IH,IW,I Behind! The Time those basic weaknesses—a War his own. . , . Senator Wesley L. lain- ain require that the two English-speaking ieighboi'ly love to include even tical oblivion to be the Rcpubli- Admiral George Robert, the Vichy- ur enemies. We do make war, Cabinet with a few able members, Prayer is our source of guid- :an party's almost unanimous Hunterdon County ami si[; >i nations continue their close cooperation af- dominated High Commissioner of Martin- lowever, against our enemies' each made definitely responsible ance and balance. God is able choice for Governor next full. :>v the New Jersey T-r-.j'.,-. for a definite part of the whole Association Mlll'l ter the conclusion of the present war. ique, protests the action of the State De- present evil designs. The destruc- to enlighten the understanding. I Because of his reputation, he has tion of the church and of its serv- program, each given clear author- am often bewildered, because my been selected as campaign man- gas officers of local del, Because of this fact, almost self-evi- partment in severing political relations nts and every .symbol of right- ity over the agencies and officials mind is only finite. .Then I seek ager for Edge. cils have just completed concerned in the doing of his part dent to students of work! politics, we think with him and his regime. lousneas—these things we hate, guidance, and when I am sure, I He resides in Hawthorne and course in the Gas S and all enabled to meet frequent- md will not allow to happen . , . go ahead, leaving the Tesults with has one son serving in the Army. School at Amhcnt ('"I it is important for Americans to appreciate the French officer warns that the Am- ly and regularly with the Presi- Him ... His brother John is Chief of Po- Charles R. Erdman Jr.. ^ the contribution that the British are mak- We who profess religion, then, dent, argue out their differences erican people may "one day have to pay What I do want to make clear lice of C|ifton. He has worked in director, reports that 71 must carry the moral responsibil- before him and get his prompt de- ing to the overthrow of Hitlerism. Such, the price of their obliviousness of 'a living is that whether we get guidance or the* Passaic County Clerk's office sons are receiving rcli- ity like the Founders of our na- cisions. recognition -will not detract from the glory reality'•" whatever that means. tion who ajs.o suffered through not, it's there. It's like tuning in all his life, starting out a« office Jersey, including 2(l.^i-" The Truman- Committee knows 1 years of bloodshed, to the end that oh the radio. There's music in boy for the late John B. Slatei rolls, g7,946 old a^ : of our own fighting men. He is nearly a year and a half behind all that. It should tell the peo- our way of life, our choice of the air, w"hcther we tune in or not. and climbing up through various and 25,564 children ple.—N. Y. World-Telegram. It is a mistake.for Americans to believe the time. The American people, now de- worship and our right to freedom By learning to tune in, one can clerkships, chief clerk, deputy care of the State 11<• ;t i • that they are doing all the, fighting. It fending themselves from attack, are pay- and liberty will prevail.—Hear understand.- -Mme. Cliiang K»i- county clerk, until he was elected dren's Guardians . Mme. Chiang On Prayer mately would be tragic if our war news over-em- ing the price of their obliviousness. If they Admiral George L. Weyler, on •hek. county clerk. 7,000 crop dedicating the new Navy Chapel My mothe'r was . . .„ a Spartan. Following the collapse of the New Jersey supply inf" phasizes any phase of the great war, espe- But one of my strpngest childhood had enjoyed a better comprehension of the at the Naval Operating Bale, LABOR TURNOVER McCutcheon regime in Passaic their crops to the IV impressions is of Mother going to cially if it persuades us that the British, forces moving in the world, they would Guantanamo &»y, Cuba. The high rate of labor turnovei County a decade ago, Marsh Crop Reporting Srrvi' - room she kept for the purpose imperils the Maritime Commis- stepped into the picture and by members of thr New .1 French, Norwegians, Greeks and other have been better prepared for war and, as on'the1 third fl»pr to pray. Sh« Say What You Mean, sion's goal of 18,000,000 tons of brilliant work perfected a great Police, including both <• peoples have made relatively small contri- a result, might have been spared their spent hours in j)rayer,. often be- ships this year, according to Rear machine. A short time ago his or- civilian personnel, Senators ginning before dawn. W,hen we butions to the common cause: present ordeals. Admiral Howard U Vickery, who ganization bnjke into the rock swircd the call of The Truman Committee ought asked her advice about anything, says that the construction of tank- ,| Roane Waring, National Commander ribbed Democratic stronghold of chapter of the Ann to come right out and say, what it she would say, "1 must ask God ers, aircraft carriers, transports Paterson and elected William P. Cross in the new d"u «f the American Legion, just ha,ck from means: President Roosevelt is the first." land escortivessels will be retarded. People Ahead Of Congress Fiji-rey as the first Republican donors . . . New Jcr.-. North Africa, takes cognizance of this man who can and should' end con- According to A poll, conduced by the flicts in the war program. mayor in a gl"eat number of years. among the commciii... fact, we •believe, when he says that the states in yield per -i- The committee's report on the Marsh has|the ability of select- American Institute of Public Opinion, sev- total production h\>\ jkitish are not "letting somebody else do latest flare'of synthetic rubber- The New Books ing the right man for the right enty-four per cent of the people of the 871,000'crates ... I' aviation gasoline trouble i£ too position. Last year he supported their fighting for them." He says they are Hilary St, George Saumlers is. forces, both Allied and Axis, are ley, farm labor i> United States believe'lnat "an interna- diplomatic to do much good. It Charles K. Burton, Paterson bank- it "magnificently," and adds that probably the most widely read au-1 engaged, and what the strength is $04.25 per month »i: tional police force" should be set up after will not insure correction of the er and lawyer, as the Republican thor in the modern world, and yet i on each side. compared wtth'$Bi'.'Ji> Jie British soldiers in Africa "have been "basic weaknesses in the control state scnatoriul candidate from the war "to try to keep peace throughout his name has seldom, if ever, ap- "Combined Operations" takes 11142. Conditions ,1' of the war effort" which Senator Passaic County, He was elected hrough hell and its fires have not daunted peared in print either on the the story of the Commandos from the world." Truman and his associates have and because of His ability and govern diversion of |>"'' Jiem." title page of his Ijooks tht' time-they were first organued, No such overwhelming sentiment is complained of so many times. general wholesomeness, hai be- from the Delaware K^ We yield to no one in a'dmiration of elsewhere. He is the authoh r of the after the British evacuation at come the moift popular Senator »t states of New York, !'•j visible in Congress, which is unduly im- It glosses over the fact, known official British Government reports Dunkirk, u,p to what the author Trenton although he has served and New Jersey hiiu1 American fighting men but, like the Legion pressed by a vociferous minority. by every member of -the commit- on the various branches' of the calls the greatest Combined .Oper- only during this year's session. eluded in a bill bciiiy tee, that those weaknesses have r pader, we admit that the British deserve One problem of democracy is to secure British fighting services, with such ation yet to have been staged in Through Senator Barton, Marsh the Legislature . . I Jredit for a great record in this war. What- their origin in the White House. books as "Bomber Command," the war, the landing in French secured every appointment de- seems to be the best c action in the national interest, without un- Somebody must suppress ['de- "The Battle of Britain" and North Africa. He details the train- sired by Passaic county while jver may have been the suspicion about Jersey anglers HO 1'i" due deference to the-prejudice and oppose structive, wasteful feuding" "Coastal Command" having sold ing and experience eacl| man has many other counties received according to entries • he fighting (tualitie.s of the men of Eng- among energetic men whose duties Well over U,000,000 copies. Since to go through in becoming a Com- none, whatever. He even arranged ernor's Fishing Tutu n •( tioni of small groups. Sooner or later there bring them into conflict. '"Whelm ud, Scptland, Wales and Ulster before all| hi* works arc. official British mando and, •with m»ps and pic- a joint session of the Legislature The State Departmi'iii will be an appreciation of the rights of the necessary, heads must be knocked publications, all of them have tures, shows precisely what took to elect u new Passaic County ture warns farmers M, Ilia war began, there is but one opinion to- together" by somebody. Some- majority to rule the country, been published anonymously, un- place before, during and after Criminal District Court Judge. horses to take preoiiuti' : body must make the War Produc- der the British Government seal. and Hitler knows it. There is on|y one remedy for the re each raid. Much of the success of Marsh lies 6 n C o p h alomyeliti.\ tion Boards .iflijthority "a living The latest in the series, "Com- in the fact that he is not looking One of the curious notes Saun- The Stale peated failure of Congress to express the reality" so that decision;* can be bined Operations," the complete for any State joh, even though he fever" ders points out in "Combined of Health protests 't' made and enforced "over' the ob- story of the Commandos to date, was prominently mentioned for 3 AskfLegion To Sing A Song of the majority of the nation. That Operations," along with his thrill- practice of meat P11 jections of aggressive department in the Buok-of-fche-ilonth Club 'uu- Governor a f«w munllm ago'. Hi's is to leave some Congressmen at home. The ing de&riptions of the actual preparing hambu>r -1' The American Legion will probably be heads." interest lies solely in' the smooth lection for June, along wrtb.tlsuJiu.MHda, is that the official song of sage with excessive M1 to sidestep the proposal of certain sooner it is ddne' the better it will be for Winter's TaleosV running operation of the Repub- So says the Truman Committee. "ijnesen's "Winter's TalewV I the Britjsh Parachute Troops is fati mixed with im^i the general welfare. " - said to know lican party in Passajc County and leas executives that it sponsor a cam- "'[The chairman of the War Pro- '•Come Sit By My Side If You House Speaker John ' duction Board wan given sweeping about the progress of the war than in the State. Qlign "to keep America sold on American- Love Me." • Another odd thing Ocean City, haa taken powers, which at least on paper even Winston Churchill. As offi- the Commandos discovered was RABBITS:—Leonard Dreyfugg, duties as a member - "Perfectly Co-ordinated" appeared broad enough to eriuble cial recorder for the Combiner] that one of the first objectives on State Defense ^Director, is one Board of Public Huh' Naturally, no one objects to the gen- him to direct. war .production." Operations Command, headed by- Madagiftoar wu a point of land' Joseph C. Grew, former Ambassador to State o,fflci»l who maintain* his Blatters. But somebody also gavt) sweeping Lord Louis Mounubatten, he is tin- bearing the name of Windsor ("an- principle/ expressed but interpreta- Japan, approves the United Nations' plan sense of humor despite his big j«h powers' to the Vubber director,, no- recipient of all restarts from land, tic—the same name as tbj»t of the • CAPITOL CAl'KliS i/t lining up thousundji of wwrdeha (ons will differ greatly and there is danger for the destructiwi of Germany apd Japan, that ''practically "speaking, the sea and air forces engaged in raid- residence of the BvitLsn Royal Defense Directo^ Dre> and others in preparation" fof- tho bat the campaign might be misunder- saying it iB "perfectly co-ordinajed and chairman of the WPB has only ing enemy territory throughout Family. Mport .that;'during ''" 1 bombing jif New.Jersey/ He in- tenuous authority over the rubber flic world. H is his jab to corre- And in the raid at St. ^Nazaire, light air raid, tent •• it-pod. timed" and designed to do the worst that sist* the little bits of humor that director," And somebody gav« late these reports into the picture during the course of Which H. M. Township resident ™< creep into the'daily mail bag help :' It seems that a few industrialists con- can be done to each while fighting both. sweeping powers to the petroleum of the war as a whole, and to keep S. Campbeltown was deliberately home and slapped an •> to niimmite Jus trouble*. eived the idea of collecting from business This is interesting, particularly in view administrator, and tk«r« "the .hut records straight he has to know blown up to blQcU a harbor gate, deD ,OB th« "back *i* p j g, During;the past winter, a Moun- h ources about twenty billion dollars a year of the ^Ambassador's strong presentation of of authority aVe confusing even on what's going on not only along the the PreMh 4tize4s of the town, whistle* are blowing '- paper," eeaats of Franc*, Belgium, Hol- tain Lukes man ha* been colr«»- •»urr8nd«'»d to thr A the strength of Japan. He has warned his thinking the British were actually ponding ^itli DreyfuM. U MUrai •'educate the public" as to the future So are they, on paper and in land and Norway, ljut alto an such ^ turn- g ^itli DreyfuM. U MUrai p staging a'fujl»caki ^ that durindui g thth e wmt« nwntbb* hi free enterprise and American initiative countrymen that th« Japaneae will have t far Aung c«wU M New Guinea, ed on th«if Hi «ppr«taor«. Ooe practice, in every br«neh of the Ntui thinking of pUntlnj a 1 r0ll ( i- 'E.'.H.iUariian'i, one of the industrialists be slain in battle because, unlike the Ger- Waihingtpn war effort—labor re- North Africa, China, Iceland and littl* old later quoted Apjri^a tr-9?* P " It. it said that Sadnderu saying that «t« taw her duty and wonderful victory garden ty the Jaas discusxeri the proposal privately, with mans, they do not give up when t«4 worel lations, efforts to prevent infla- •print. Then one toy he sjx*. tion, management qf manpower, can put,his finger on any spot on did it, deapHe the weight of th«, i leaders. He admits that "industry appears inevitable. ' • the globe and knu*.precisely what flower pot. ted a large "buck"-rabNt new thf that! toys prie# control,, rationing, food pro- spot who-1 he planned hit garden.

91,. , f IEPENDENT—LEADER N FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1943 PAGE F1V1 Iselin Personalities Other Editors Say Beautiful Ceremony Bv Jean Duff Answers ON THE SILVER SCREEN Division of Income By Sodality Sunday nun's ('Hib hold ft»pe - » Christenwn, nil of town. To Popular Qatttions Strand fn Shadow Of Danger S-niii- luiuir spokesmen and t the home of Mrs. Vivid,1 adventurous tntertain- . • i H i tr a Uso Richard Kntehom, of Newark, On men,!,,,, ,,f Congres, hav. been Monday afternoon. Barbara nnd Phylis Gctto, of ment is heralded in the presenta- .ry,nK In f,.n»lnc, the P»<>pl*| . f ^ „,,,„o f ,hf „,„,. lomustcad Park and Jack nnd tion of '(White Savage," one of 111111 u [nn ttln rieh ronl T|,, |,,;ule for the conven- "* * '^ «* « !ed Virgin Mary, oe of the mo.t oan GoeU, of IrviriRton. j Rationing Universal'* major productions lit" to be. held in New «;,,timr rise in nation*! »«-iimpremiva «nd beautiful rlU* id ||(h is —Mrs. Clarence Bower and And hich comes tomorrow to the nt Hii- expense of the work- the Catholic Church, will be Held Mrs. Fred Walker visited Mrs. trand theatre. Filmed in Tech- I i'r« siml the fnrmers. The«« rUinw Sunday tveninf ' in St. JiinM' , Joan Fur*c, of Sonora ohn Hall, of Tlahway, Thursday. q : icolor, the new picture reunites :iri- not supported by thf fact*. Church by th* Sodality. •IchriUfd her ' eighth —Mr. and Mrs. James Duff nnd 1 1 Prices Maria Montcz, Jon Hall, and Snbu. hi I', In nntional income was entertaining a gro daughter, Jean, of Cooper Avenue, Mils Sutan P««c«, prMidant of |1 l:i: he sensational starring trio of Those present totth nvisited relatives in North Arling- |s77,siiii.ooi).oo«. Of that total, tha 3«nlor Sodality, will bt th» Arabian Nights." John Britten, James ton, Sunday. Question* are those most fre- ]r>:!J |»i rent went (o w»(ff* andcrownrr and ah* will b* itttndfd A South Sean island paradise by her sitter, MIM Bftty Pesce, tt Mmic Ponrce, Joan Bet quently asked this week of the '-.iilnrirt. ,V7 to fiirm proprietor! In". —Thomas Urognn, seaman sec- Trenton District office of OPA.i the locale of the story, a ro- ! .-iml I7.!i to Imsiiiess profits after maid of honor. \lmii Knnelii, Thomas iFurze, ond class, has returned to the U-. Answers art official OPA rulings mantic action tslc dealing with i ,-i>t-|nii-:itf U\\c>. In 11)42 the rm- .Others who will takf parl in th* S. Naval training Station at New- service are: Neil Mulincoriico, 01 us of May IT, Renders niay sub- light of an amorous shark hunt iii'Miiil imniiu' was up to thf un- port, R. I., after spending a week's r who loves the fascinating na- M&tawnn, .crown bearer; Ffancti josvc with bis. family.. - On i»-mit questions for replies to Tren- ilM.Ti-di'nted total of f 110,800.- 1 Pelujo, of Deal, and Patricia Ann ton "DisTricT orftFe, "TJFA, Trerllfitl, iTYC ' \}l IIIUCSL !. MtSfl Mfttttd (*f>- niriR to school Seaman Gro, jmin.n-rm. imt Tirr rrmtWtrwr rrf ]KwUnRTfciTTSiiri , ccrownfr,.oWnfTT> fl0#et# g^f Ban will resume studies at a File N. J. - pears as the princess while Hal \\lv |H.ni,,n RoinR fn thrne thr«e(Mary Ellen Grace, triin b«»rer. About Shortages' portrays the fisherman. Sabu is Control School. Q. We have a church group that Krrnii|is had rhaniced. Wiifte« and >Th« crown*r'» attendant* will 1 ,.;,„ rnaki your other -Miss Phylis Mouncey, who i.> gives n picnic every year. May seen in the.role of the latter'? :ihuii'-< dinilicd to fi7..1.|i*r c«nt be: Mhu MndHyn Ernst, Mi»» M»ry ...; last lunger by wearing an enlisted member of the we have points for rationed assistant. Others in the cast in iiin! farm proprietors to 8.1 parMcDermott, Misa Doris EinhMn, elude Turhan Bey, Sidney Toler tK |>iiim Beach, Ameri- WAVES, spent a brief leave with food? » ci'ii(. while Imsiness profit* After MiM Agn*(i Bauman, Minn Virt*rra Thomas Gomes, Don Terry am! r her family, Mr. and Mrs. HA. . Apply tp your local board. If t:ixiM were down to IS,It pfr cent. •nee and MIM Florence A, w,*J> Paul Guilfoyle. Mouncey, of Silzer Avenue,* Miss you charge for the food, you Fin#i these figure!", it is clear iFlowrr girls for the itlendatits are: Marie- Keating, Margaret Mouncey formerly stationed at may have an allotment thii nil liiisincs.i hits'not been get- Palko,Kathleen Po«r»ch, Kitty Ufa Hunter College, Bronx, has beer year, Crescent int; ail increased share of the ris- transferred to Millidffcvllle, (In. Mor....e titan forty top ranking Blair, Elitabeth McKadden, B«r- , Q. Must I make Hny special report itf natimml income. On the con- where she will attend a store stars in jme picture is something barn Kedcr, Mary keeper's school. to my board when '1 collect "White Savage," iptcUciiUr technicolor production, hu (L. raiy, its proportionate share hat Patricia SnyderS , JJuliufe Kennedy, of a record, oven for fabulous lo R.) Jon Hall, M»ri« Montez, Sidney Toltr, and S«bu. Arthur points for food I ee.ll? n KOIIIK down, while those of Burbir* Varonn, Betty UhOus* —Third Class Petty Officer Car Hollywood, but that Is the score 1 A. No, but you keep a record o Lubin directed the exciting romantic drfttnn of the South Seat hi wuice and milary earners and I,une and Coxswain Mate J. V Paramount runs up with its which itarti tomorrow nt the Strand Thmlri>, Perth Amhoy. and Mary France* Keating. the talet and turn the collected he fm'ni proprietors have Ixfcn on Williams, of Nashville, Term., show of shows, "Star Spangled "Serving as unhcrs will b* MiM sprint a brief 'furlough at the home itampi in to the board. lie upKriide,— Wnihington Star. Margaret Ann Grace and Miw Pa- Rhythm," which is due to enter- Ditmai adapted to the screen from the of Mr, and Mrs. Cai'l Luna, re-Q. Dehydrated soups arc still on tain theatre goers beginning today tricia Owvns. cently. "There'll always lie an Kng- j William Woods novel of the same the May chart but no point; at the Crescent Theatre, fi A Moral Force united prayers of devoted m»n —The Womcri's Republican land" is not only the title "f .name, which is ncheduled to open were taken by my grocer. 1 Definitely the fWW day of field N'o better lime could be found nnd wiinifn lies a Wftfal fore* held its mooting- last Monday at populnr British wnr sonjr; it's alsont the Majestic Theaatrf) today, is that right? which nn thoughtful person will the home of Mrs. Russell Furze on days for movie fans, "Star Span- the theme of the unusual Anglo- the story of ft little Norwegian when men of faith ouifht to be A. Yei, he wai correct. Dehy Sonora Avenue. Pinna were made gled Rhythm" boasts amoirg its American film production, "For-. town's unyielding defiance of Nazi ften iipinv their knees. In th underestimat*.—N«w York San, drated loupi were removed, bu in preparation for the closing players , Bob H

UIY UM1I0 IMTII 823 St. George Ave. WM IAVIN0I V»Nt>' Woodbridge OX VAMH Phone WoodbridfB 8-0149 RfADlS We «ell good traniportati°i>i not merely uted carl. fHONt COMTINUOUi' STATE THEATRE flOM I t.l*. ^ WOOPBR1DGE. N. J. RAHWAY TODAY/and SAT. 4 DAYS—STARTING FRIDAY Emp U SUrf ANOTHER GREAT 2 FEATURE PROGRAM HING CROSBY - - Ray MILLAND PAULETTE GODDARD - DOROTHY LAMOUR "THE MOON IS DOWN" FRANCHOT TONE - MARY MARTIN with .Cecil HARDW1CK IN f nlm ABBOTT and COSTELLO in "" "IT AIN'T HAY" — Al« ~ SUN. THRU TUES. " "HOPPY SERVES A WRIT" ' Red SKELTON in "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" 3 DAYS—STARTING TUESDAY — Alto — JOHNNY EAGER BROW* — 2ND BIG HIT — "RHYTHM OF THE ISLANDS" "MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR" with Allaj> and J*n» FRAZEE WEU, THRU SAT. r "THE HARD WAY" and "JOHNNY DQUGHBOY" INDEPENDENT—LR.\ i FRIDAY, MAY 21. 11 PAGE SIX MUGGS AND SKEETER -By WALLY BISTIop ...THER.ES NO US| YOU PLANNING ON AM' NO DEPENDENTS WWT TO GKT OUT OP AFTER r SISTER IK Aiy THE GRA0E5 AM lililit--- hi'iran pickii u out the siilhnu- 1,1-.•!! r\|ll'l'linK it. REPORT CARD!'. ....YOU CKJ6HT TO BE By RAY HII.IJCOSS ettl'-i of planes, doirns i)f them. GO TO HIGH . *Vii iijrpr'-*! indiffpr- SCHOOL? Helm MMldi l rmrvli sprCHfl HIJ over the sky. (ircat !-«•- el t In " th.' lentless carriers of deslructinn and nnil llwiis all a littl sudden ing, 1 misery and death. SLTPCII (IIUII . H i,,o In lesilize tl.nt she's turned i't' ;i.vr> <>i h«"i ii' "Robert! Are they ours?" warm. MMI l ii if»inn him now im ardently as , I'oTincrl o MPIIIIII (.' There wns a nilcnt moment li«- Ward fci'lin^ «he had turned to him. of surprise1. Tli.-n »hc unlnU-hci! ^"' *« »'1?w«"f"' ('Hsil-v- "Of "V,,,, , . Helen." he *»* say- the ilonr ihiil lii ni'r liii-iiaml in. w «'our?e. 1 ing. "If you let me support you "A bit uhi ail nf I'lhiiiiii' , tlii.« and n,,bbie -us I really want' to. 1 hl t(01 month, iii'i'H' ymi, Ruin 11?" she '•""I' ' ' What ili.l he know ,,,,vw«y -then mv draft board . . ." I , with < UMI:IIMI'S thill b. 1 i<'(] Sudlnlv it w.« on them, teur- lilb"ut "'"ne9> ! i\ilPB mi)V'l(l !n! tension ulu~u.\s pii'i- al a» -she tanked nnx.ntHy i,lir at hn'ears. holding her heartWWr a» sh I i,-v suHpi-iiMon for on., breath- "1 hope you niiml." hi In urme about him. • _. ._. urme about him. IMW4. "I'm fl«t »ft»i4,-' held- mi A. —By OLSEN & JOHNSO\ Hubert Wesley stood 4 her Double-Duty Style "Hut you're iifrnid, Helen," Rob- ing his hat in hi- Inn IT, M'nsitivr ert said. " EL2A POPPES Anfeoi'.v, not hviujli.iif it, yet with ,\ "I'rii nut!" Shn (rftneed scorn vu|{Ut' uliiiTlaMity -as if tins y/urv ftllly nt him, wliMilerim^ that he Mxnt'thinir unfamiliar, :is if he had dared accuse another of fear. not been dtiviii!/ nut fnnii liiwli In "Yes, you ar? Helen—afraid for 1 1 this litth coltiiiri the lust Friday Bobbie, his life an.1 his future nn.l in every month nf their yeai'« all his hopes. I know. I can see Mpiratlim. Il Wic- nothing new to your face in the moonlight." Helen; this lack .if -niti'iics? cm lii~ His voiOl1 wasn't mocking. No, part. It was :i f.imil'iir sj'm|it chimp1, finnlly to rope night I fell in love with you and wiUi, fur tin yeiii* IH fen1 >he hud the (list niglft you came home from decided tn full it quit'. the hospital with Bobbie mid Ui> She mi'Vc/d iiitcc tin1 living room sleeping by my side. Your face in ahead ef ham.' "If ymi'M -it down. I the moonlight always tells* me D! p<: !!••!.'• c , Hi'? pliivinsr in I everything I want to know, Helen Vhf *u-.:- '.» :h in- :iain." I—when you looked lip at the "Oh." Hoi., r. Blinked twice. I plaiu>s just now, for instuncc, and "Why. ).-. i.ita-c- d", Helen." ! when you looked down at Bobbie, 1 A* '.'"•!••• ''• '"• •'• ' -f" knew why and when you looked at me." hf bad c.n i •,•>'' '.ii ek-- eaily, Al- She was puzzled, terribly puz- —By PERCY CROMtV •»*>; U'-.''.i .; :,.iil been Ilobhie zled. By the time she finally had SKIPPY hf <»mi In Me. H'lbliie he asked shrugged his words aside as mean- THE MATTEI- jc.r'a: -::fi This tiim1, she veiil- ingless, the planes had gone. And 1 ASKIN' MORTIMER: i»>d. then was another leiiHuti; in a littli: while the blackout was WITH LENTIL und she lit-'jiiwd him for it. over, HOW HE LIKED THE WORLO 50UP? y S-hi- fummotieif Hcilihie from the liobbie went running back to the . attU'. and presently lit' c:tnf ttui- Btlic, and Holenrlurnud to look at sm&st AM' HE n:ng in— straight :'.iid sturdy in liis Robert. He was still al the win- 5AID HE LIKEO little sailor fuit. The thin fea- dow, gazing out. His face strained. torf«. slremly folding into the pat- She hud never seen him like thi- 5PARE RIBS tern oi Ki>berlV, -eemeil keener beforc, and she didn't know what 6RAVV. A 6UV and more sensitive than ever in to say or do. She could only wait his anticipation; the wurm, impul- until he. at last turned about.and UKE THAT'S sive month was smiling with joy. eame to her. She saw (hat all th "iFix thut bank on the north j quiet sensitivity had left his face. curve, on the curve, son?" Uobert II is expression was cold, hard. asked, "I didn't know it, Helen," he Bobbie nodded. "That old en- nnid evenly, "but I came out here gine hasn't jumped Ihe trark otici; to say goodbye. Tell Bobbie I'll since. But I goL a new .switch, be back some day to fix his switch —By HERRIMAN Dad, and I don't Know . . ." ''I •for him." think your father hnf HomrLhint; KRAZY KAT Ami she kne'w then why he was to talk over with me first, B- angry and where he was going v "He'll bo Pattern 9342 may be ordered bie," Helen broke in. when he said goodbye, '-'It's worth i\ up later." i only in children! lizet 2, 4, 6, a fight, this time, Robert?" she "All right, Mother." Hobbii: de- 8, 10. Size 6, jumper, require! asked softly. £AKER;A parted. 1 5/8 yardi 35-inch; blome, % His mouth relaxed, "Why, of Helen turned (r find Unbi'H's yard contract. course," he said. calm fray eyes regarding her Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coini Kor a momi'iit after he bad gone, thoughtfully. As if, .•die thought, for thii Marian Mtrtin pattern. she stood very still, listening to her hc.WBH wondering huw niiieh Bhe Write plainly SIZE, NAME, heart. ' Then, with u quick push had guessed, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. ujainsl the screen door, she was "Drink, Robert'!" Ready now—our new Sum* oss the porch and running. "Well . ,." mw 1943 Pattern Book! Juit Hubert!" 3he cauglit hia arm. Yes, he needed scotch.. Any- "Robert—you'll let me know how thing to give him ttiP courage he TEN CENTS more bringj you . thii practical guide for the en- you're, getting along?" needed to (rn through with the de- "If you want, Helen." spicable proposition he was'about tire family. 1 Send ordert to Newipaper "And Robert -" her fingers to make. Helen felt hor lips twist gripped hard, "you'll let me know, Pattern Department, 232 Weft with HCHI'II as she went into tlu too, when you get bad;'.'" 18th Street, New York, N. Y... kitchen to fix the drink. She wouli ITc did not answer, but the hand Delivery of pattern ma) take be drinking with him, mentally; that covered hers1 was tight and -By IRV TIUMAN toast this crowning climax to his lvnger than usual became of the warm. And when he had gone on, NAPPY 35 years of cowardly little shrink- heavy volume of mail. she lifted her eyes to the sky VEAH?WT DOES ings from life, its problems and MEV, where the searchlights were begin- LIKE? obligations, the test that deter- less moment then shoving it on tOU GUY&? ning to go off one by one; and her |flE BATTLE Of OKAY SONNY f NEVER WIND THE ? mined whether yon were, u man or into a rapid, uneven heat , . , The 1 PARCHEESl smile was a song. TrtE CENTWY . HERE^YER TICKET? 1 ONLY • H FIGHT'S —a Robert Wesley. screaming aroomph of the air raid WI5ECRACK6,VULCHER! ' IS ABQUT TO J EXHALED' IN HERE' He took the drink from her with sirens. J ONE PENNY PLEASE? HERE'S YEP i. BEGIN. THE a faint smile on his delicate lips. Mother!" Bobbie w,as in the PENNY? Christian Science CONTENDERS FOR And *lio i«t acrows u simply pre- up at the sky, slashed with search nesday TeHtinvonial meeting, 8 1'. , GATE RECIEPT. ferred to get, almi!? »n your own." ight beams. Ml Thursday, .reading room, 2 He paused to light a 'cigarette. Shortly the sirens glapgod. to 4 V. M. l -• "Well," he coiuimled, "[.under- Robert's voice came quiet and "Soul and Body" is the Lesson- stand that, But things are differ- unemotional out of the darkneas. Sernion subject for Sundiiy, Mqy ent*-now, it secuw to me. The Justji practice alarm." 23, in all Cl\ristian Science waifs sending' prices up, you'r^ not "I don't know." Helen clutched churches and societies throughout getting along well at all, while I Bobbic'.s tense .body closer. "I DETECTIVE RILE\ seem to be making more money hear planes." the world. WHATS IWrtV TrllS! TrIE SPHWK WOCE 60"M($.... than ever—without particularly "Just making it reatistic." • The (iojden Text is: "W^ all, 1 ONCEAt HIS IDENTITY... J CAME TO THIS OFFICE 10 REPORT wanting to," He laughed shortly. "What is it Daddy?" Bobbie with open face beholding as in a WEOPERAtlOKS| SKEPTIC,WlllYOU,BART: THE MV ACTIVITIES, AN ATTEMPT "Anyway I jti.st wondered if whispered. glass the glory of the Lord, are OF WE SPHINX SUCCESS HAS GONE TO ANGLE E MUST MWE A&SUMEO DAN? ANOTHER WAS MADE ON MV LIFE.... .jrou'd been thinking it over a bit Helen saw Robert's hand drop changed into the same image from AND HIS CULT rationally." to the golden top of Bobbie's head glory to glory, even us by the AREAPPARENfLV SOMEONE STARTED AN Go oil and say it! her thoughts and'caress it gently. "J^ist a game Spirit of the Lord. (II Cor. .'1:18). i -i/~—' ( I KETCH ! AVALANCHt.RtMEN\t3tR? screamed. Tell me the draft we play over here, son—so we can Among the Lesson-Sermon cita-J [AT AN END,OU£ board's got you listed as having no keep them over there." tions is the following from the TOTHETIMELV dependents. Tell me you want "Then I'm not afraid." AND -MERE WEBE ONIV llm ltU! Bible: "As for me, I will behold lAPPEARANCEOF Bobbie ' liack mi your bud- The distant throbbing Helen had THREE PEOPLE IN THIS 1 thyiface in righteousness: 1 shall THE CONSUL get so'yoy ,01111 keep out of thi heard gix'V louder. Tho search- bq Satisfied, when I nwjake, with OfFlCE WHEN YOU CAME. AND H6 MEN thy likeness." (Ps. 17:15). ..YQU,MY$ELr ....RllEV, The Lesson-Sermon 'also in AND How's Your Health? eludes the following passage from HOW£VER,»0{$ the Christian Science textbook, NOTFEEITHAT DOCTOk CRILE lie patiynt. Dr. Crile blyuk^il off "Science and Health with Key to THE CASE IS Doctor Crilu of Cleveland, Ohio, .he nerves by injecting them with the Scriptures" by Mary Raker QUITE | Eddy: "Ulenflty is the Heflectiun was for many years one of the iiovacaln anesthesia. After the CLOSED.' outstanding scientists, surgeons, xprMtion was over, the patient of Spirit, the Reflection In Mul- physicians, writers, and reHunnjli- was made more comfortable by in- tifarious Forms of the Livinu , «». jections- of quinine and urea hy- Principle, Love (p. 477). When he was an interne he saw dt'oi'hlortde. HARD LUCK YEAR a young man die. This youth's Dr. Crile after many experi- legs had hvvn crushed1 by a train Kansas City — Donuld SarVer, nu'iiln concluded'the -body works Jr., 'i yenrs -old, has been in a FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW RICHARD He did not die from bleeding, but on the principle (A an electric bat- from pain, fear and shock. This hospital .four times in less tlimi tcry. According to his philosophy, LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN A SMALL TOWN IN GREENLAND PUBLISHED R1HUR BAUD'S CHi. OHCE 'JIAUEDIN IHE MAIN set him to thinking. one year. It began when a fujl the bruin is the positive pole, the from- a chair caused a severely W FOLtOWING PLEA'THOSE OF OUR SUBSCRIBERS WHO SlBtEr Of WATtBBOUCS.C HE MX*£BAROUNP He concluded that fear was Uie ml blood cells negative, white lacerated mouthm' then a. HAVE A6REED TO MV Lrtlh FlREWOOARE BECUEMfP To BKlNG FUR A RiSfAUKANf BUT THfRE VMS NONE caUBU of many deaths following their membranes are condensers. rammed a toy down his throat, ^ IT ALONG SOOtWOdlf tritV DONOT,AND THE COLD ODDLY tNUOG^WATfRBQUOISrotlW KNOWN AS'ftlE Mlrgery or injuries. He experi- ', AND *«WU£R OWNS IT6 The nerves are the wirea that car- nearly severing his tonsils; then WEATHER SHOUl^CONflWJEjWe'll FREE"^E TO DEATH.* mented upon animals und fminr LARGEST CAFE. ry the impulses. his thumbs were oddly mashed in that destructive cha^Kes wore. Dr. Ci'ie, ^iflilu u great utudant the legt of a folding table, lie.- BAYCNUM'WHCItE brought about in the brain (torn, HWH! TALK ABOUT of energy, was himsalf a living;' cently, a playmate swung a golf FROZEN CAHtC£TAftlTf fear, which wag uugmented by xuniple of the most remarkabk club. Donald was too close, was TO EAT! pain. This led him to the practice energy. He was vigorous and ap* t)it and had his jkull fractured, of sWkleas surgery, parently as tireless as tt well-oilti) He accomplished this by giving machine. OpA. CURBS LAWYERS the patient t.o be.operated on, an Prentiss Brown, (Price Admin- "Struggle/'he said, '% « Uor injection of morphine 8Hcl- »eophi- istrator, has taken administrative R CERAKI) [RI^MANN,A SWI logical necessity, and even waf mene HII hoijr before operation. decisions out of. the hands of OPA BUN C0N',1AN ILY BHEAKING WATCHES.... IM is preferable to pusilanimoue-poafe* This eradicated fear beiofe the lawyers and placed them on the- INVtNfEDAWAfCH WAT WILL leading to.degeneracy." operation, but something hull to shoulders of operating officers. HOT BREAK...HE TESfSIT »y OBOPPINGrfONA he done to prevent the injured MB- Nothing liut death evar stopped He says that the OP A must act Bues'during operation from Wiling him. In 1!)^) his great CleveUni promptly and decisively and can- VjHMD FBQM A PLANE AT 1,000 »T rthe bruin about it, . clinic WUM gutted by a flre in whjel) not afford "the refinement of pro- ..ir STILL WOUKS Even tlunigb the brain was, 1,26 lost their lives. Among them cftdure And the precis«ueus of ac- asleep, the nerves kept sending ft patients, doctor* and nursed, tion" yrtiich might t warranted in mm impulses of pain wlm'h Knocked (Tob# tim«i« FRinAV. MAY 21. 1N4?. '• PAGB War Is Serious Business PHOTOGRAPHS OF WORLD EVENTS

Bolivian Prrsiclonl Warmly Cn 'Supermen* at Rest Famous • American Leaders Honored in China !

Rol>cr» Uylor, iittignod |,, „ United St&tei ,v " cxerutive officer, it bi-ing impressed hy Skipper

DUHICVV ••>« Chief Yoeman Wnllr-r Brenmui lli«t w»r ii not .. play iii "Slniul Bv For Aclinn," in git of II,,. Navy in action .1 ilii' Japanese, to tit- seen at tlu- Railway Theatre Sunday l When I'. S. troops nitrreil tills Tu- niK;:m \alley lliiy found the graves Other Editors Say of 120 "sn'iifrini'n" who had lost Shown at led h a *t. In picture at IIRIU, l.trut. (ien. Juteph Stllwell. eommandln^ Keneral uf the China-Bur- 1 1 naval aide to , |,i me Ihiil, if w<; aru tn newipaper. President Roo-tevt-U, Vi< ' I'n^irtnit W»H:ire anil ma-Inilia area, is sSionn (Ivllli swelter) ehalting with some uf his odlceri: at a base somewhere in ChilA. President Rtioscvelt, Adm. WHIson Brown. can bays wiilk UirnuKh t'.-,e rtv.u of i iviiWiikcninp; of lie-ino- c.ressitt marking N»-/,l gvavci. Buth peru'iaK lecrnll) have had talks with (ien, <)rtrRt< Marshall, ehft'f of staff, In WaMiliiston. 0 inuts ill (iennany, we Launching the Intrepid ,,; ni/c as fundumi'iitiil The .Intrepid, sister ship of the Miners at 'Round Stove' Discussion fc ui' Hermans themai-lvcs aircraft carriers KH»CX and the Nazi Flak' Trains what tilt; structuro of Skilled Blind Folk Aid in Defeating Enemyrd new Yui'klnwn, apparently wa I jrovi'ininunt is to In1. christened last Monday, niter »h( n,< iv will hr sonic who l-ilriiil state, but so far had already slid down the ways I,, all the evidence sup- In nuval lore that is usually con- • liclicf llint the BVIT- sidered a (food «ii|;n, that a ship miijiirity have no- desire should he so eager for her launch ,• ir-i'sta'Mishment of the ing as to btfat.'the formal cere- i,.n ricrs which'formerly monial. And that should be the ! ,,rM- (irniuin'region from character of a ship named In

,,,i wholly olivious thai The ship for which she Wa: :;iew sitronj; in South named was originally a Tripclita l.ivmia, wliic'i pruUicte'il ketch named Mustico, which WW acliimary groups against captured hy Stephen Decutur alu ,,n by the Central Gov- was uscil Keli. Hi, 1804, in h\ I.s it not equally olivi- inir tlic friffato I'hiliidflphia, whiet e nppositioii to Nazi- had fallen into enemy hands afte; •n.iiiifest ill Prussia lliau it had run iiK'i'ouml. Litter th< : is nol the wealiin-s.; Intrepid was tilled nut with now 11 tin- critical years an der and combustibles to lie blowl • ..if nf Hie instability Jn> in thi1 midst of the Tri|io] •il Icirislnturt's? licet, liul exploded on the wa !•• .if hostility to Or- cuiryjii^ to death its ciminiaude ir ii'uiic and perhaps Lieut. Kichard Soniers, two othf ii ami destructive- thiii] otiieers and H> sailors -Chicag' Hjianitle. This fact iti Party Newt. 'Relaxing under the comfortable heat of a stove, these lour miners •ml the only Iliini: wi; discuss their No. 1 tonic, the «N-ilay wick fur miners under- • el u|) iniillal'y tfuV- HELPLESS FIREMEN aljyervision of the mines. The M\-day veck was ordered hy Fuel Admin- i periml uf time. This istrator lekes throughout the inal ruiniii'-, industry as work generally was Topcka, Kan.—Firemen in Stu mil-1 lie stern and! , after a nation-wide ualkout. Inspires p;.;;es in the story of America's war effort arc uelus; written daily in the Oakland, Calif., Indus- "i" "•!" S timi Nn. I looked helplessly un tu lii;:| lliimi- lui' CK- Blind, ilcie skilled craflsmon produce (lolliiiif anil bedclothes lor the imned luices, In ll( n ! * ' H.im.k. puurcd from a nous. jUS TryinK to halt the extensive knnek- additinii In nuikin:; Ijroiinis for slate hospitals. At left a hllnd worker tuts ami trims a broom after it is bound, , ihr o:niscl(iiil|. ;i 1|1().,k f|.om (h(, f i iiiK out of locomotives and rolliin; (in the l:amile. Center: i'wn blind women are busily engascd in sen-ing nM»w eases, Ilighl: A worker swUh il lie seen -inly if ^\Thv mim wh,,-reporlcd the lire in Additions to Great Britain's Fleet slock, the Nazis have lilted out cer- a SeeinR Kye dug. The docs guide the blind wlien they wish to le»vc the home. 1 i In- Atlantic ''hart*' 'I advertently turned the knob cf ui tain trains as "flak trains." Entire every jieople u!:d '.',! ;,utoiiiaticiilly .locking door, pen r •»•,< train is turned into a rolling arsenal. the world. -Dr. iiinir I lie liiemeii and vquipmen- At tup Naxls man light anti-air guns, Sinister, Prciidr.it of. inside. l''ire-li|{hleft'. from a cros Below: (iimners run to their heavy See No More Profit in Chicken Raising Grooming PT Boat Irur, n> quoted in Auf- town station iim-nchi'd the flame mti XK cannon. Moroeeo Etiquette H0T/2W

Stetson and Adam

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Stetson Panama*

Diver N. C. Zagary, chief tiusun'f SLACK SUITS Gen. Mark Clark, head of U. S. mate, puts ou a weighted diving li«l- forces in Moroeto, is eating with In Oiinzalt's county, Texas, Hind largest poultry producing county In met. lie is goiiiK duwn in (lie dry*1 his lingers at the great "diffsi," or SHANTUNGS, TWILLS AND POPLINS The sea-power of the United Nations jets two powerful new additions the United States, tin; chicken farmers claim that they cannot make a dock to inspect the three screws tf In these new British war vessels ulcluccd :\t sen for Ihe tirst time as full- Iirolit, and many of them intend to &o out or business lor the duration. a I'T boat, f'l' boatu li^ve done * Ayadi on the occasion of a wolf $3.95 ami up ttellged niciubeis of the British imvy. At top is Hie sulier-hattleslilp 1I.M.S. Here several farmers are discussing their problems against a background hit job in keening .laps ii» tbc)r Alt- hunt. General Clark and his stuff Huwe. At bottom is the U.M.S. UtduiuiUhle, modern air-jniwiH1 carry- of empty chicken cages, tauee In the South ratlfii*. •' enjoyed the difJa immensely. FIELD CLUB SLACKS i*g gta,nt. Laundry or Dry Clean <( Firemen's Victory V, Veteran of Desert Victory Greets Dad $5.45 - U-Boal's OITKMT Addresses Mates ^' New Summer Garb Other Cotton Wash Slack* 2.95 and up SPORT SHIFTS ALL COLORS $1.65 & up

EX. SIZES ALSO BASQUE OR TEE SHIRTS 49c .to $1.35 , BATHING TRUNKS WOOL AND LASTEX $1.00 to $2.95 REIS SUMMEK SHORTS AND SHIRTS •*45c and 75c Open Friday and Saturday Evening (clcbiaunt the succchblul tuHl!l«f siuu of the setund war lowi drive, Lieut Kicliiird Wood, late uf the H'«K's Royal Rl««( »«d the Brltlsji the UWtrict of Culumbiu t)re depart- Alter the Hit guivlvoru of a (iermon subinariiie were Untied at un Hummef dre*M and work uulfumis Eighth ui-uiy, !>> ".Uuwii tuUU»e lil» l»"ier, VUcounl H»W»K, »rWs,h am- ment ilispla>i lib uwn v ei stun of tfci lM port they wen: given * l<:;»ity meal, lien: the executive offlter »f tbf irutrtiie carpa wwineu'i re- b»W4dm' to the United Stales, his «*wj( «l the ire»t victery over Oeu. ( (( tb» t>ub repents in C.erman iiistrudions given him by I). S. navy ftWu tecve are inadfled here by Lieut, Rommel's Af.ika Kurps. UeuU'ii»nt W»«d lo»t boUl I«K* W » ^»<*« SW* ludderi». IOYLE & CUNNEEN ai H('« crew ute. 'l'lie sub,,was sunk by dentil charges and tunlire (rout Kathleen llugiui, left, and Sergt. their boinbii.« atlUek. Another sou ul Urd HttWan wun kilkd »t Kl AI»B»*ltt. 'Smith St. Phone P. A. 4-0803 Perth Amboy the const {uard cutler Icarus. Cube, Africa. W« GlL and R«d««m S. A H.

.*;; I INDEPENDENT E EIGHT " FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1943 ''''Ah* CD, Aides •work j , Awarded Scholarship Next Yearns Editor The Iselin casualty stain Colonia News (Continued from Page 1) gave first aid to the "Vl,!i By Margaret Scott if their homes to "avoid contami- the road repair work,,,,. nation." Noel Kittell was incident to the scene. Cliff,,,.,, ,' The Parent-Teacher Associa- and Mrs. William Hise, of Tcnafly, son, Mr.ii Kdward Den Bleyker, ifficer. served as incident orm.!' i met Tuesd*y afternoon at the at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Charles Schlundt, Mrs. Woodhridjfe proper wes also the cases the auxiliary )>0|jr, the reicular departn,,,,,, ("innia School. After the Lord's —Mr. and Mrs. Charles V'olk Thoman Thompson, Mrs. Philip :cone of the third incident which liee lines and did not ii',' By The N»v«lt*tor Prayer and the flag salute, a pro- and family were the dinner guests Den Bleyker, Miss Evelyn Peter- ,va» held at 8:18 at the intersec- within the line* who ,|, |'! rn of recitation* was jjtven by Sunday of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter son nnd Miss Eunice Moran. ion of Freeman Street ard Bar- ( proper identification ,,. In The Mailbag: the school children. Mrs. Russell Volk, of Jersey City. —Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Ter- •on Avenue. Here the incident Feakes, the president, reported a zella, of Cavour Street, were host« bands. Received the following "\" let —Ladies' Auxiliary to Ameri- called for a small exploded bomb, profit of twenty-five dollars on the at dinner Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. ter from ('pi. C'hnrle.« Haunch can Legion Unit 248 met last Wed- four or five casualties with the wt (fance. Members present Frank Campancro, of Jersey City. intersection torn up musing a dated April :!0: "I huvc hcen ir •c a vote of thanks to the mem- i.esday at the Legion Hull. Final Ration B« | the army f my friends in Wooilbridg*. •ipiil, offered to purchase some of s tween Maxwell nnd Hamilton Ave- WOODBRIDGE — Announce- Tyst, Mrs. Voelker and Mrs, Alma white covered box which was hid- dressed properly t,, i,, If, you know of ; plication card in the ,,,, would -forward their A. V, 0. ad- ) purchase the rest, with Mrs. of the New Dover Methodist Newt, itudent publication *t casualties and many'fires. In ad- to Brown Univenily. Potter (i or 7, or if you Sjn.r dress t« me, a.s they may be la- Church will be held from hoV on A buffet supper was served at n dition it was assumed thnt there ii one of the outitanding mem- inkham and Mr3. Charles Frank- Woodbridge High School for the and need another, yn •,. ceted in a camp nearby and we from nine to ten o'clock and (li- table decorated in pink and blue, w n were Rome* people trapped in a ber! of the lenior c!»»», having iii appointed to do the purchas- n*xt »chool jre*'- •' »» * " 1 post office for one. could have a real good chat" . . nj;. Mrs, Feakes reported on the vine worship from ten to eleven. The (TUCBt list included Mrs. 1. flooded cellar. The regular fire •erred during the put year u nounced ttili week. She will 7. If you have :i.;, So if you have any addresses send ecent County Council meeting in Rev. R. H. Rchling, of East Walker, Mrs. Sahina Adams, Misi departments and auxiliary firemen m editor of the All-Hi Newt. He Micceed Stanley C. Potter, Jr. application card prim-.:.- them to me and I will see that Cpl. New Brunswick, emphasizing the Orange, will be the presiding min- Mildred Walker, Miss Lucille fai- took over immediately while am- will alio hare a prominent part ' who graduatei on Jurte 9. At- receive your War h Hanisch gets them . . . Also re- eert fop identification tags for the ister. ling, Mrs. Madeline Peterson, *the btilawes and first aiders went to in the Commencement. lilting Mitt Tarcz will be Min Three by June Z0. ceived a card from Hob (formerly hildren, a project which will be —Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Dtin- Misses Hilda Nordmeyer, Irt'iie" work On the c-;muaities. The res- of the KmiTirehi'.v Squad) Leiat'l) :aken up next fill. The patch kuth, of Dover Road, and children, Kosty, Ann Whelan, Edith Schoef- Marjorie Majur, Newt Editor cue squad "pumped out the cel- 8. Wat- Ration I;,,., who is stationed in Miami . . . Boh owels will, be sent to the various Walter and Rita, were the guests fler,' Margaret Vollman, of Rail- and Mill Dorothy Briegi, Fea- lar" and soon had the "trapped not to-be used until • wants to be rimembtred to all tho Certificates Awarded homes thin month, to raise funds Sunday of their parents. Mr. and way; Mrs. John Costello, Miss Hel- ture Editor. Min Ruth Schoen- people" out on the street ready for ment announces the it. boys . . . or+hc end-of-year picnic forJUio Mrs. Charles Walters and Mrs. en Contelln, of Woodbridgc; Miss brun will be in charge of pub- first aid trrtiitmHiit. The incident it can be used. hi. hildren. Hugo Drinkuth, of Long Island. Dorothy Vosaeller, of Elizabeth; licity. olficer at ie .scene was Ernest replace War Ration \',, Buy W.r Bondi Mvs. Ethel Hicks, of Avcncl; Miss Two when they arc n To OCD Messengers —Mr. and Mrs. John Maas and Krauss. \ —Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hynes, Dolores Bosco, of Linden; Miss daughter, Joan, and Mrs. Otto Demetrius Kutt, $:lflt); Thomas and From Fords, the. observers went of Berkeley Avenue, entertained Kathleen -ferdot, Miss Shirley Tidbits: WOOI>BRIIK,K — State and Grube, Sr., of West Cnff Rojid, Mary Assenzio, $300; Lnzoras nnd to Isclin, where the fifth incident LOSES PURSE, KEF.!': over the weekend, Miss Mary Ruckriegel, of Carteret, and Mr^. Private John Kuhlmnn has been Township certilicales, siunifyini; were the guests Sunday of Mr. Despina Esakides, $27,r>; Bell Tool was started at '.1:10 ait the inter- amca, of Eliiabclh. W. Frank Burns, of town. Mrs. Montreal—When ,i i transferred from Atlantic City to th« completion of all courses re- and Mrs. Otto Grube, Jr., of Aids- and Machine Company, $250; Jo- section of Middlesex Avenue and —Mr. and- ' Mrs. Benjamin Filarowitz was assisted by Mis.. er snatched th nine members ctf the Mes- ntertained at a dinner party Sun- —The Colonia Civic Improve- $200; Barbara Gunc, $200; Sam- were carried out, called for a high Miss Costello will be married to and itg-tfjWnts foil .. this address: A. S. N. 12101183, and Courier Corps by day in honor of the birthday of ment Club will meet tonight at the uel Vernillo, $200; Frank Difino, explosive bomb hitting Tony To- Co. D,, l.r)tli Signal Training William Walker, of Rahway, Sat- mnsso's home causing fire and walk, Tho would lr • Mayor Au#t)st Y. Grclner, chnir- Mrs. Thompson. Guests included Inman Avenue clubhouse. $200; Anthony and Mildred Ter- 1 urday afternocji, June 5, at St. three casualties. The road was away iiuickly , still t Group . . . Ensign Vincent Shay is of the local Defense Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Theod&re Thompson —The Mothers' Club of Boy zella, $180; jisepli (Fabian, $125; doinjf his share of flyinp in the James' Church in Woodbridgc blocked and the sanitary sewer purse, but the wom,,. cil, at a special assembly Tuesday and Michael Wartuco, of Rahway, Scout Troop No. Gl have post- Ernest French, $125; James and Bill n tho Woodbridgc High School damaged. Here, too, the fire de- the contents, which ;: vicinity of North Africa and the Misses June and Alma poned the regular meeting to May Theresa FlockharC, $100; Joseph Leahy, formerly of Avenel, now in auditorium. partments and auxiliaries set the in money. Thompson-. 26, in the evening, at the home of and Adeline Cavallito, $50. .the Navy, is ill in the Naval Hos- ^Mayor G.reiner lauded the corps Mrs. ^William Ogdcn, on Inwood ^MJ, and Mrs. William Ogden, Public Sale Is Held pital, Boston . . . Said to be a leff for its faithful service to th? Avenne. ^ - '• infection . . . You oujrht to see of Inwood Avenue, were the Sun- Township and awarded the cer- —Mr, and Mrs. William Bald- the sterling silver past president's day night supper guests of her tificates as follows: win, of Amherst Avenue, enter- Of Town-Owned Land pin which was presented to Com- mother, Mrs. Lillian Kirk, of Ro- Anthony Silakoski, captain, tained at dinner on Sunday Mr, mittecman .James Reid by the Na- selle. Charles Anness, Walter Gay, Rich- and Mrs. George Scott, of Jersey WOODBRIDGE — Twenty-four tional Association of Power Engi- —Mr. and Mr9. Sydney Pink- ard Dell, Frank Futchko and John City, and the Misses Evelyn and parcels of Townsliip-owngd prop- neers . . . ham, of Chain-o'Hills Road, weix- Hamilton, Jr., sergeants; William Dorothy Pohorelli, of Newark. erty were sold at public sale by the Buy War Bondi hosts at dinner Sunday to Mr. and O'Brien, Whitman Dimock and Al Mrs. Fred Worth, of Kearny, Mr. —Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Carlson, of Township Committee Monday at a Kovach. N and Mrs.- Walter Humcke, of Lin- Berkeley Avenue, entertained at total of $9,755. In addition the Newsettes: After tho presentation, Town- den, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mc- dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Township clerk was authorized to We have it from very Rood au- ship Clerk B. J. Dunigan adminis- Evoy, of Rahway. Russell Holmberg, of Bloomfield. advertise 13 more parcels for sale thority Lliat a curtain lieutenant tered the oath of allegiance to all —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rchbcr?, —A stork shower, in honor of on June 7. thinks that Alice (Avenel) Voelk- members of the Corps. of Princeton A.venue, were hosts Mrs. Michael Fomenko, of Fair- Purchases Monday were made er is the tops Martha Kowal- The Woodbridge High School over the weekend to Mr. and Mrs, view Avenue, was given Friday as follows: Arthur Brown for Gezu czyk leavt's Monday for .Tennes- Band, under the direction of Theo-j George Fisher and children, night at the "home of Mrs. Dwight Bacskaciiky, ?l,200; W. Howard see where she will say "1 do" to dore Hoops, played the national George and Anne, of New York Newman Waite, also of Fairview Fullerton for Anthony Petrusick, Aviation Cadet Wenz, of Rahway anthem nnd several patriotic City, and on Sunday to Jasper Avenue, with Miss Gladys Den $800; Henry C. Mades for Home- Make Schindel's Your Headquarters For| . . . Lou D'Angclo, of Amboy Ave-- numbers. The speaker of the day Morris and Andrew Jones of New Bleyker as co-hostess. Guests in- stead Ridge Development Co., nue, stationed nt Fort Shanks. was Auxiliary Morgan, recruiting York City. cluded Mrs. Charles Knauer, Mrs. $200; Henry C. Madcs for Arthur Y., is now addressed as Corporal offic(;1. of lh(," WAAC, stationed in —Mrs. James McCormick, of Sydney Beaujon, Mrs. Edwavd C. and Vera Krause; John Elias, . . . Genevieve Costello (one of the fy^w Brunswick, Princeton Avenue, was the week- Anderson, Mrs. Daniel Den Bley- $1,500; John Kerekes, Jr., $l,H00; twins) will be married June 5 ... end guest of her sister-in-law, ker, Mrs. Russell Den Bleyker, Fred H. and Carolyn Schultz, RATION FREE Charlie Molnai- was home from Mrs. Charles Burns, of New York Mrs. Daniel Den Bleyker, Jr., Mrs. $700. college over tho weekend . . . lityr. Anna Winans ami daughter, Mil- Robert C. and Erna Boris, $500; Buy War Bondi Coming Activities —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasson, drad. Miss Ailecn Moran, Mrs* Frank and Ida Skarbek, $375; of Enficld Road, entertained Mr. Jan]|es Currid, Mrs. Howard Cor- Stephen and Helen Takacs, $325; Operator 13 Reports: Listed By Church FOOTWEAR That Clair Bixel, home this week, stated that he and Jack 'AVENEL—The silver tea spon- ! Leonard, wlio sang with Tommy sored by the Everywomati's Bible NO RATION COUPON REQUIRED Dorsey's orchestra, are now very Class of tlu- First Presbyterian good friends . , . Both are at Fort Ihurch scheduled to have been Ihx and Leonard is heard regular- held yesterday at the home of Mrs. ly on the "This is Fort Dix" pro- Walter Parker, on Fifth Avende, CASUAL OXFORDS gram over Station WOR each Sun- has been postponed until Thurs- Perfect for work day . . . Julian Pollack was a de- day, June 3. cided hit on the Hobby Lobby Pro- The junior choir .rehearsal will Or play in blue gram Saturday nipht Talked be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 and whit*, r«d about the libraries ho helped to o'clock. The High School and and white, all found nnd how he escaped from Senior choirs rehearse at 8 o'olock Europe during the iast war . . . each Thursday evening. white, tan and That Bert Barrett is now over- Sunday morning at 11 o'clock beige, seas ... baptism will be held and the font Buy War Bond* given in memory of Jack Beckley . WOMEN'S by his parents will be dedicated. SIZES 3Va ta 9 Ground The Township: At H P. M. the weekly song serv- Wonder if it is true that Dot ice will be conducted. has a job in the Broadway At 1 :;(0 o'clock Tuesday after- NOT RATIONED show, "Sons of 1'un" ... I under noon Everywciman's Bible €l< Stand there will be no summer will meet nt the church. Inter- BOND CLOTHES school at the high school this yV.ar ested women are invitt'4 to attend. . . , Miiiiujfi'i- A. J. Sabo in dolT- On Thursday at ,8 P. M., the mid- week prayer service will bo con- CASUALS and PLAY SHOKS ing: up the State Theatre with new •carpeting-. . .. Corporal Hymii1 ducted. Plavin in hum*.' spending a fur- K.A.F. declim'H Nmsi